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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-18
CHELSEA.

Charlns Z: Corwin of Somervllc. Mass,
was in town last week visiting his par
'uls.--Jolil y. Edwards of Wiliamstown
has sold bis farm on West Hill, known as
the Eli Camp farm. to Henry Cole. VINO
will take possession at once.-The village
primary ana intermediate schools. which
have been taught by Misses Ella G. Chad
WICK ard Cora NJ Witcher respectively.
have finished their winter terms and will
lnciN arau on the first Monday in April.
--Tlo chelsea Dramatic club is preparing
q new four-nct play which it will present
At the town hali March . and 10 the title
toing strife of Labor and Capital.'-
If'"-i Nay. tho siNteon- monthsold daush-
tor OF Mr. and Mrs. Calvin n. Dearborn,
died last week Monday, the funeral oc-
curing ON Wednesday, tho Rev. W. f..
Allcn of'i oiat ing Mrs tustin L. Skinner
has boon con:rcd at home because of an
injury to hor anlic--Mrs Ned Stacy and
bor DAUGHTER of VcIsrire are visiting her
mother Mrs Philena Davis.-Samuel
l}cclWith. who is about = years old. is
Quit. sick with an attack Of pleuriSy
around the hoart.--'rhe third team of the
Chelsea Easllc' BOli club went to Tun-
bridge last Saturday and played with
the local club, winning by a score of 20
to 1s-W. NJ Little and John Goodrich
Of Norshlre were in town Inst Saturday
huvinr potatoes for shipmont TO the
Boston market ~ tncsday evening. Feb
r. ny Il, tho people of tine Congregational
Church gave a reception TO Charles w.
Young. ". ID. fQrelgr missionary Of the
Conversational Churches Of Orange county
conference. -Chelsca academy closed its
winter term ON Friday Of this week. the
srling term beginning on Monday, March
o. The body OF Mrs. Matte L. Titus,
who Gjna at her home IN Lisbon, n. H.,
bu Il f. the Methodist Church
last week Tuesday. Shc WAC 4 years old
t,,,e
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The city auditors have completed and
made public then work OF auditing the
accounts of the city for the last fiscal
year Their report shows that the total
debt Of the municipality February was
tli2 ,i5 o. The city council has recon-
mcnded tax OF 81 80 on the dollar of the
grand list for the coming year. The tax
during the past year was Sloo and from
the amount raised on this tax the current
expenses OF the city nave been paid and
about $4,000 OF the bonded debt extin-
guished
The report Of DR.. William Lindsay, tho
health officer. SLOWS that during the last
fiscal year there have been 81 deaths in
the city Of Montpelier OF which "a were
males and 10 females. NO deaths resulted
from contagious diseases
James r. RYAN died Friday evening of
tuberculosis at The home of Mrs. Joseph
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this wcek.--Mr. and Mrs. George Crafts
were called to Lyndon Saturday by the
illness of a rolative.--Miss Theda Well
man accompanied her nephew. Mas
ter Walter Knox. to his home in Epping
n. H.. observation-disclosures Hoyt OF Barton
Landing was In town Friday.-Mrs. VI.
II, Hill visited in Eden Sunday.-Leslie
IIoadlcv is scl; with pneumonia.--One of
rrcd Rridgcs team horses died Monday.
Mrs Ross Kinsley and Guy Kinslcy WIS.,
tied in johnson Saturday and Sunday
Miss Grace Watson entertained n num-
Dor Of young friends at a valentine party
Friday. The house was beautifully dec
Grated in red with hearts and cupids.
inc supper was served and the time en-
irvcd bv all.--Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lock-
who'd and sou Merton, have hired to
George Brcwster for the ycar.-Charles
Corls will move into the Willis Lock-
wood house.
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EAST ROXEURY.

Mrs. c. ] Baker Is i'll with tonslitls--
George knowl., from Rockbuln, T. O.,
visited his sister, Mrs John Davis, last
week. --Vcrn Allen from Wallirgford Wis
tied friends i'm This place last week The
cottage prayer meeting was held ut Mr..
and Mrs j j. Stecie's last Thursday
evening. The noYt meeting is to he held
AT thu home OF Mrs. George Foss Fob
ruary 1S-Thore was a valentine and cob
w,b party at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
George WARMERS last saturday evening
with about 10 in attendance, A pleasant
evening was passed with pit ana other
games. After breaking the cobWobsS
down the guests We're trested to cake and
coffee by thoir hostess. Two Vioins. an
autoharp and organ furnished music.--
Frank y. Allen, one OF our most siccosa-
frl farmers, has sold his farm to Georee
knowles of Rockburn, +, q. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Allen have lived here ON the same
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BENSON.

John O'Rourkc Of reham. who Is
working Tor Neel O'Shoa in the north
part of Benson, broke his leg last Mon
daytime ladies' Of the Congregational
Church will hold u WashinEton's birth
day soctSble at the chapel next Monday
might --TtIere was a union service at the
Methodist Church last Sunday night, The
Rev. IT. ~. Fuller. president Of the state
Sunday Schco ASSOCIATION, addres seq the
teoEfa In tho interests of Sunday schools
enc tenpo rhnce,--F. W. Kellogg ava wife
have y0no To Cornwall to visit fric' dis -
S9muei Smith oi this town caught = wild
eat last v'oek that had killed two gees"
for " measured 'No feet four
inch, .gth.-Airs Emuuons Sutin IS
visiting her daughter in Fort Ann
Dora Walker of this town is in Gran
Vile visiting her sister, Mrs belmont
ChW, ill.-Dan Waite. one of our old
citizens, is spending some time in Rut-
land with his daughter, Mrs. Ward.
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LOWELL.

II. Arthur Parker has purchased the
goods in the l.. /; Wcilman estate store,
-N Mr.. and Mrs, Eoginald Colby have gone
to Johnsvillo, +. c., for visit-Mrs
G. II. Watson Is spending tn" week with
rcl1tives and friends in Wostfield, The
Whist club met with Mrs Z. c kinaley
.YI,v cyening.--Thc Rev. and Mrs j. II.
wallace and Mrs. ELLA Curtis attended
the funera! oc Mrs. l. r, Chnsc Of New
port Center Saturdny.-N. NJ. iarlsor has
traded his house for the L. r. WcllNan
estate store buildinGs.-Mr, and Mrs,
eugene Greenwood of EnosburGh Falls
were the guests OF Mrs II, Il. Wellman
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Perkins, his sister. aged 40 years. Mr..
Ryan was u native Of Moretown and was
unmarried. The funeral services and bur-
ial occurred at Mortified Monday morn
ing.
a. j. Siblcy for six years member
of the school board from ward one and
for the pust two years school commits
sioner in charge of the public schools,
announces that he is not a candidate
for recollection and that he cannot
serve as school commissioner after
March / next.
The jury calendar for the March
term of Washington county court, which
convcnes on Wednesday, March 2.
Chief Judge Rowell presiding. contains
SO cases. The first case set for trial
is state vs. Georso Atkins of Warren,
breach of the peace.
a telegram was received Tuesday
from John l.. futile. who is spending
the winter with his son at Denver. Colo,
stating that he is not n candidate for
the Office of city sheriff at the coming
annual city meeting. Mr.. futile would
not object to serving another year as
constable. This leaves the present in
cumbent. John Docherty. as the only
candidate at the present time for that
office.
Frank Woodbury. and H. Il. Hill have
gone to Los Angeles, Cal, where they
expect to make their home in the flu
turc
Mrs. Della Davis and two children,
who came TO Montpelier some three
months ago from Lebanon, N. H. and
who have since been cared for by tho
city. We're sent back to that village
Yesterday by Overseer parmenter. Mrs.
Davis claims that her husband is in the
New Hampshire state prison serving a
90 year sentence and that the authOri-
ties at Lebanon. where she and her
husband have a residence. wished to get
rid Of her the first of December last,
and so purchased tickets for her and
her children to Montpelier.
Frank Brown was released from
county Jail Tuesday on his own recog-
nizance. He was arrested several days
ago COR committing an assault upon his
mother and bail was fixed at 800. If
Mr.. Brown conducts himself properly
In the future it is probable the case
aga inst nm viii not lac pressed.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

I. G. Cargill is on the sick list.--Aliryl
Call;ins has tic BcU telephone cXch3ng
at The Ccntcr.-AIrs. George bartlett las
received 4 Letter stating that her sister.
Mrs. George walker, a former resident
ol this town. is very sick at her dWgh-
ter's in Willimantic. Coup--L. \. Coodscu
has moved to Methuen, Mass.
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JEFFERSONVIL,LE.

Schools here closed last Friday Pro-
fossor Dohd has gone to Nashua, n. H.,
Mss Carpenter TO Waterville and Miss
Secley to South Cam bridSe.-Thc Rev
o. W. Morropr OF Burlington. suporinten-
dent Of the Vermont Anti Saloon League.
spoke TO a large and attentive audience
n tho Second Congregational Church last
Sunday morning. Mr.. Morrow spoke Mt
Cambridge in the evening.--Among visit
OTIS here the past wee. re Miss Alice
Miner of Cady's Falls su.sl Miss Beryl
Harrington Of North Hyde Park.-1rving
Brown and Miss IDA NJ. Chase, both %
Natervlle, were married February IL at
the parsonage by the 2ev. II. G.. Howard.
"A very pleasant so al gathering met
last Tuesday evening at the homo Of Mr.
and Mrs. w ii. GrsWold, under the
auspices If tho Ladies Aid society, vino
served q banquet, and rendered a literary
and musical programlae.-Th Cemetery
associate met T'ehr arN ~ With Mrs. j.
f. Wilcox. it was v.ted to serve a din
ner to tho Grand Army " the Republic In
the dining hall at Hutol Meendy May 80.
George Powell and Misc LAURA Corhtt.
both Of Pleasant Valley. were married at
the parsonage By the Rev. "a. Fl. Howard,
February 1O.--,rhe next meeting of tho
Crescendo club will be February 10 with
Mrs. Sarah Cornell, who will lead the
meeting
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BELVIDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Miller are the
hnppy parents of O. son--Dr. r. Brush of
Cambridge was called here as counsel
with Or. Hyde on O. II. Pottcr-Mrs.
Edna Rockford is visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ 9. Shnttucl:. Potter has NOV
Ell 70 Snithviile.-WallaCe Coburn has at
tended school for 20 weeks and not
lost a day and won the prize. Cofmie
Potter has Just finished a worry success
ful teri of school In district No. Airs.
G. NJ. Ainsvorth was called to Coventry
last week by the death of her father.
Mr. NicnoI9
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Charles Reynolds has bought the Eugene
Godfrey place at South Vcrshire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-18

Tho rrmhcr of times in a year that
q man uses the want ads is - index to
his interests and activities.
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PLAINFIELD.

About % guests assembled at the hctol
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

All The energy of life IS derived nlti
mateis from Tie sun i little of this
eorDes indirectly through lightning
which n passing through the alr forms
ammonia and oxides nf nitrogen. These.
being carried III rain into the ground.
afe III constant onre % nitrogen car
vegetable md indirectly far animal
life 4 much iarger quantity III energy.
4 well known ID tie taken direct from.
the sunshine III plants and used I'll.
their anabalic processes This energy.
II appropriated hy animals ln their
foul anil whether HI tle vegetable 81
III the animal II assists I'll my aiterna
lions 81 the system before ii Is 4oms
dispersed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

Recent Indications have pointed at
.tkat New siaxieo wpsA hste II e
N8ht statehood of nothing Till ~
tae ha4 aaid. aid slNays viii MI q
saeh ! dilemma. that IL viii al WeYi
III take toEnt statehood MI found j
ertstah il comfort ii TIL thought that
the Two territories united would make
! rleh md influential state. win re.
sources commensurate With lid size
We aaid: IN Inc history ii this hi
tlon. 4 ii The biz states lIke Texas
snd California and Arizona and New
Yofk. Tint ~iil hase The great Ii.
flasnce. not pigmles like Rhode Island.
Delaware and New Jersey.
But the esteemed New Mexican
would I'll iii % our cruml IL com.
fort Il says this ii not borne out
III faets and Il proceeds ID i Lengthy
editorial ID show That tho smaller
stateA NH generally the more power.
fill TINT California. Texas, pennayl.
sanla and New York possess I'D Al
VANTAGE ID reason IL their size. and
that Sew Mexico would seriously I'M
pair hrr power and Influence III having
haf geographical elke doubled
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

Ths republican ceafFsi committee III
Saa Miguel copnty lad the bad taaie
NJ foliox the unwarranted example III
tho territorial central committee and
pass q resolution cendsmning joint
statehood on any terms. The commit
tee saeeSde9 IN posers. II Ii merely
tho executive body o. The county or
ganizatiou. appointed q Al tha win of
the republican sutefa III members
haze eyusy right ~ their s~udiyiauaI
opinions bBi absolute III right d apeak
fir thn parry
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

nit Ntm Mesifa republican poils
tisiauN III. mailing desperate efforts
e toree i plank providing fiji Joint
statehood opposition tinon lhe repub
Trans IL the territory Loyalty ii I'M
pafiY lies mt demand tias, though
usrfy county convention md M tor
r~ltoffal convention should pass anti
Point statehood resolution our lntor
esN demand quito The reverse SHOULD
tie republican parts I'll The nation A.
cide 81 rive IL ncparaie statehood on
account IL It'll opposition being made
III Aflkona IL, iotnt statehood. IL much.
The better fuI I'LL, hut II The party
which II supreme mud which repre-
senis fhe viii 81 The majority IL I'M
people II ihe Tinted statca decides II
orer IL only taint statehood LOYALTY
81 tis purity ii we'll as Our own para
mount interests icnlaittls iii accept
ance III the pfoEfam
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

Eaa 8 ag8 tAe man IMf another
tAai could nst more All ordinary
bNk siseI III ibs ftt IF i cora two or
Tire miles l9tg A straight and ierei
raj as outside Chichester. 81,
II selected faf fhe trial. TIE hFlss
was MT moved sna the mar lost ls
fes for 4 large amount II Was stated
bg sptua one pfent TINT tAc brick. MI
though Weighing onty seven pounds
would ffoui i alsianee III two hi three
miles represent j dead weight of near
III i ton
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

The burning Of the little red shanly
~ Lincoln avenue furnishes another
opportunity sOr The remark thai The
ehAek Ghould never have been placed
there ii Il said that the building III
speetor reported u the city council 10
favor u issuing i permit for Tho build
INK and the council believing tile m
spetors advice should ~ followed
gass r~eessaary Instructions. II ri 70
he hoped the cAra II The laat III tho
Kind that viii Yer occur III las VEGAS.
The time has e0ns When iii hre traps
within he hfs limit should he rigidly7
prohibited
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

Some years ago d British warshlp
visited 81. Kiida III exceptionally calm
weather. AZ the natives on the place
Ind never see 4 steamer. The captain
good naturedly Offered 10 take them FOR
Mi hours cruise. which was readily ac.
cepted IN d great many On their re.
turn The captain. seeing them NIL stand.
Ing III rows on the quarter deck. asked
the cause. He was III once Informed
TINT they we're waiting III hc paid
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19
summary Of the Stocks.

NEW YORK. FEB. n.-London
weak.
Allis Chalmers expansion forced by
broadening ieil of operations If liz
electric companies.
Further reductions III grain rates
east md west reported and situation
getting into shape where il viii de.
mand attention from highest officials.
Reports nt in intention 10 combine
u 7, ILL., cent. and Alton after de.
cisIcn III Northern Securities Is II.
garded Il well Informed.
Measures introduced al Albany
would rive metropolitan franchise for
Elm street compensation and viii en-.
able company 10 drop transfer priv.
iiegcs below 5sth street.
Eighteen roads second week rebr.
uary average gross decrease 81 per
cent: twenty railroads decrease a
per cent: twelve Industriais decreased
- per cent. ID, .. d CO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

REV Dr David GregK. who succeed.
sd Theodore II Cuyier ii pastor IF TIL
Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church
III Hfooklgn, and Win rciiret neat
NINTH 81 become PRECEDENT III the
nsssefu Theological seminary sAya
thas II ihe sigs31p received III him
&ints III Wsnt 81 Brooklyn shtrtern
sears ~. TIL d dollar MtIf III taken
sNay III him Hi has ttyea III 4 Md.
81 Wy. Aaa spent fhs large renalnd.
81 n his acreage haiary DI nearly si0.
90 i year IN church work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19
Kansas city Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. No. Feb le-Ca.
ue-Receipts 1000, strong. Native
steers 800 e s525; southern steer:
$40 q sf25; southern cows $50 d
native COWS and heifers Sit
q sf95. stoekers ana feeders SCI
a si25; bulls $50 q $3.50. calves
1900 Ill sGSos western steers $3.50 d
si54; western cows $500 al $40.
shaep-Recelpts 1000, steady L
strons, Muttons ss75 q 1875; lambs
s5s1q q 5000; range wethers sff5 h
st4Q ives ssf5 b Sis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

haze Tie rriYnsgr DC knowing
many entinent 81 III the medical pro
f@sssiott. and their adsire III nine cases
out III ton IL IL eat and taSa as much
notiftshuicnt as possible Numbers III
easts III nervous breakdown ore entire
~ enresl hy what your correspondents
would emil ~"overeating lii ail nerv.
ons disorders. frofa which q many suf
fer III this s of keen competition. The
chief remedy Il eatlnr more than II
seemingly required London Telegraph
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

s ~Szs- c4-t-z e1=r@s
s s ststs,o III -
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&rss II Tse-s q Il E Ss
GO Il X Ms 60
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

CHICAGO. IIls., Feb. 19-cattle-
Receipts 1880. slow, Good 10 prime
steers ss25 b s5.15; poor % medium
sa5e q sisn. stockers and feeders
s. 80 q sil5. cows sileo q 500;
heifers 500 n s4.75: Gamers $3.50 II
s2.6o; bulls SIS d $40; calves ST.,
30 a. s5.25.
Sheep-Receipts 6.Oo0, sheep and
lambs steady. Good 70 choice weth-
ers $500 M sf.sO; fair 10 choice mix.
Cd $3.50 q sfa5: western sheep ST..
20 q $50, native lambs 5000 a
1910. western lambs s525 Il $6I0
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

eastMsfaxs Gsra
i sst bsssaa Eakaaa 80
GGsays into aAsh ~ NhtssG sask
VII ssssy u dram. Der oaiy kaaya
t saga ia kriay statesman World
N Ia tin IL tai ~ar ThanK haags
~ aAaii ksss fsas ass whatever
aassss Spriagaela Hepabisca1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19


All tha faneifH fatenpnts made iii
boomers n9urefaifK the progress n
New Metlee III HI II ii. tsst t1st
thia TERRITORY fs rtlIi There
aren't toar payaF naw hciae
operated III Fiji fsffiigry rnam TIE
railroad companies the rlrnfhntn. ibid
stockmeu ne mauufaenffom
eyefflodt II fact except tte polite
ianAt oolnFe the plnlnl III hafd times
md unsatisfactory conditions Now
Mexico needh statehood ana II MI
f. Il take ne place q which Hill mat
nlhceHt resources tntlue hi, she
must have statehood n The can't
get separate statehood. she should ac
cept ioint statehood, and III nplte Of
the Interested otea who are s~training
every nerve " prevent d consumma
tion no ~deyoutly 10 be wished, abe will
accept joint statehood. II mn emporium.
ity ofYer. Tbe nan who opposes what
must make for the Advancement Of all
our interests 10 an sncmy 10 the tor.
and should t~ o. considered.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

The 0ptle duea hnt aHrae With a
distinguished iuaEe IL the territory
eho believes that maI.ndmihlstratiai
iii uiice should not Al spahnn III iii the
newspapers, III case The cuurts fali q
take cognlzance a Il. Tho ncwtpa.
pefs represent I'LL thc people and con.
! highcr court than The courts
IL law or II ieaat than somc courts
uf laH.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-19

IT'LL s!rtei. THE great men I
atI dead
'But the beautiful women are n0t.
he answered
Then ele lo5kal Apulfulls III Into lis
eyes md told him she Ind sail II Just
III IN contrary and moi because she
thought Il for i moment Household
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