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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08
HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. " alter Judd are the happy
parents OF boy baby, born Feb. 4.
Dwight KlmbsIl, who has been living in
New Hampshire for some time, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Courcy OF Burlington is staying for
a time with her daughter, Mrs. John Love,
who is very sick.
Mrs. Fred Angel is very sick with
pneumonia, this being the second attack
she has had this winter.
Quite number here are suffering with
humps, among whom are Miss Gladys
Stanford, Mrs. Marion Slayton, and Arthur
Titus.
Arthur Gobelle, who has been in the
tailor business here for some time, has
bought out his fathers business at Derby
Line and moved there.
There are two more cases OF diph iberia
here, one at George Perkins and another
at Fred Gervasis. A strict quarantine is
observed and it is hoped there will be no
more cases.
s. Parkes Cadman, who was to have lee
tured here Feb. g, in the lecture course,
has sent telegram stating that he cannot
be present, so the lecture for that night
will have to be postponed.
Lysander COBB, who has been sick for
little more than a week with pneumonia,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Angel, Feb. 4, aged about rs years.
He has lived in town for about twenty
years and was a quiet, respected citizen.
He leaves four daughters and three SONS,
to whom much sympathy is extended.
SUTTON.
Fred Berry is not as we'll.
Susie Hall is very i'll at Will Coburn's.
leila Bennett is working for Mrs. John
Holtham.
Mrs. o. T. Curtis spent part of last week
in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. Eugene Campbell spent Sunday at
Fred Chapman's.
Mrs. Helen GayIor of Newport visited
frien DIS in town last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08

Fred Hoffman was called to Craftsbury
last Sunday by the serious illness of his
mother.
the Jewell house and will work for Rev.
Mr.. Daverson.
There will be party and dance at Mr..
SawteIl's next Saturday evening. All
come and enjoy the evening.
Miss Agnes Miles, the teacher of the viii
lage school is having the mumps, so there
was no school the past week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08
WHEELOCK.

Uncle Moses Miles is more comforta BILE.
A. j. Roberts recently lost good horse.
Geo. Richardson was in town over Sun
day.
E. G. Partridge is chopping for D. 3.
Leslie.
The Mathewsons and KelIetts are lum-
beriDg for Arch Craig.
j. A. McDowelI's teams are hauling logs
from John Barber's in Sheffield.
Robert Miles jammed one of his fingers
quite badly while unloading logs.
Rev. F. l. Sargent contemplates moving
with his family to a pastorate near Laconta,
n. FL.
Eli Eastman has rented Charles Coffron's
farm in Lyndon and will move his family
there in the near future.
A. j. R nnie of the Caledonia Spring
House furnished the supper for the prom.
enade and dance at Sheffield Thursday
night.
The seIectmen and road commissioners
of Wheelock will meet at the town house
on Friday Feb. II, 1904 at 9 o'clock a. m.
to settle town matters. The auditors and
board of civil authority of said town are
requested to meet at the same place Satur-
day Feb. 13, 1904.
PER ORDER SELE CTMEN.
WEST WHEELOCK.
Little Vera Ball has been quite sick the
past week.
Little Hazel Bartlett has had a severe
cold the past week.
Miss Grace Collins visited in st. Johns
bury last Thursday.
There was dance given at Mr.. Robert
sons last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Homer Edwards is visiting his
mother in Newport Center.
Rev. F. I. Sorgent attended the quarterly
meeting at Newport Ctr. last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08
All the Stock & Farming Tools

consisting of Is cows, beifers, coming two
yeas old l Ho1stein bnll, two years old;
heifers. one year old; Is good eve sheep with
lamb l buck, suitable for running separator
power; all the hay now on the farm, also 21l
tons hay in Mrs. Cummings barn, tons bay
in Day barn north OF Mr.. Boden's; 3or4tons
nice oat straw; 20 bushels seed oats; Wor-
cester Buckeye moving machine, nearly new;
l Champion horse rake; pillow, iron harrow
cultivator; good two horse lumber wagon;
1 buggy, new sleigh robe; De Laval sepa-
rator, 500 BIS. capacity, is the latest improved,
used only very little; 10 cords stove wood;
dozen hens; all small tools and many other
articles not mentioned.
TERMS: On real estate made known on
day OF sale. On personal property FIVE
months time with approved notes.
Ell. F. BLACK, Admir-.
East Coventry, vt.
M M. TAPLIN, Auctioneer.
g. LUNCH SERVED AT NOON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-08
AUCTION SALE
Of Real and Personal Estate.
The subscriber will sell at Public Auction
on the premises in Coventry VT,
Tuesday, Feb. %, 1904,

at 1000 O'Clock a. m +, the following described
property: j..
THE HOME FARM of the late Charles
Brooks 2 I-2 miles north of Barton Landing
containing 100 acres of land suitably divided
inlo tillage and pasture; is we'll fer ced,
keeps 20 cows and team; has a well equiI ped
sugar p ace of 1000 trees, one of the best in
town.
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Siir $500 nod 0entldlano.

9eutib aiuerifanil1e 3eitunaen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit aro'
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil iie Iih
frei auSipre6en uno bdufig BON Brit
ben mebr Neuiefeiten unb Nahrid-
ten bringen, als Die oeuti1en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die .sSreie 8refIe fiir
EeraS" lit briiben iiberall, pDbin Sie
geianot miro, elm lebr germ gelebener
@alt uno fam ii6 riibmen, Mners
fennung unb @iiroigung gu finoen,
tuie aus 5ablrei1en 8riefen an uns,
lptpie an Dieienigen, tpel9e bas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibiden, berpur.
3ebt. 8er oaber ieinen 8erpanbten
uno 5reunoen cine eSreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen Elm millfonlnenes @eIhenf
MAIDEN Mill, Der beitelle fir Iie Die
'mSreie Brefie fir Teras" Das ssns
tereIie fiir Eeras, tpie iiberbuupt fiir
ben Staat unb Die @esenb, po bic
Tertpanoten uobnen, Niit in 9eut1cb.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es 1T unm1as
ltb, in Brioatbriefen eine 70 qriin6,
lihe GuIffdrune unb 8eIhreibuna
oe8 fremoen 2anbes gu geben, tpie
oies bic uJreie 4reife" allm6hent.
lib tbnt. Sir ben geringen 8reis
BON So perlenoen mir pDrtofrei unler
ceibbaltiges Wobenblattauf elm Sahr
an lrQeno cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Die ssrete Vreiie fir Geras pnbi.
gDntbaun.
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Nu 6aS Ynblttnnl.

Die syreie Brelie" bat uber 400
etablirte Sleeuturen I'M Staote, piro
an iiber 700 Toftoffieen nerianbt, unb
bat cine sroRe 8erbreitung in Der
Na9bar= 8epublit Weritp, i'm ssnbiaz
ner=IerritDrium unb Otlaboma.
SIR girfulatiuns=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iid oDn @aloelton bic binauf
nab DenliDn. pon Wariball i'm Ditch
biz nah 81 95aio N: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbituerit6nblid nit be-
ionhers aablreihen 2eiern bas oi6t=
beiieoelte Wittet= 9eras u,lo ben Sibs
tpeiten elm.
3tuei 0feiienbe itnb beitdnoie,
iabrein, iabraus I'M Snterelie bes
glattes unterneQs unb fiibren BENT
lelben i'm 8erein nit unIeren riibriz
gen 2Dtal N9enten ferttudbreno
neue 9eier III.
Sn Nnbetraht bieier Tbatladen lit
bic nSreie Breffe". tpu es iih barum
banoelt, bic beutihe 8ep6lferung gu
erreihen, Sas bette Mmseise Waes
blum Ut gtaate Eerae.
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lsirb atterfammt.
Sam Qlmtpmto ntnk fid) ben, uuper:
,neiblid1ea fiigen. Gine Menge
8iiraer befpeilen eS.

geahoem Der 2eier Die nabiteben=
be Witteilung oieles experimentation
8iirgers bon San Nntonio aeleIen
bat. nluB CT gu oen tpabren, dhten
uno felten 8eihluB tommen,
bab tpenn elm Wtittel Setnanb nDr
Sabren heilte uno ibn feitbem ae=
iunb erbalten bat. BON oetnielben ers
tuartet tuerben fann, oaB es unter
dbnliben umitanoen oieIetben 9ien=
ite perribten tuiro.
2eiet bieles:
Grau Rpbert Jorbricb. Satin
beS 3immermanns &obert sSorbrid1,
SEQ. 1915 8ireinia StraBe tupbnbaft,
erfldrt: rBis gum Infana oes Sob
res 1903 fit ih felt nielen Sabren
an Nierenihmersen. Der Sbmers
in meinem 8uden tpuroe iblirnmer
uno ihlimrter, unb uuroe cine tdgs
lihe 2ait. bic mid in Der Iusubung
nteiner bdusliben Bflihten bebinz
oerte. S1 fit an @ophhmersen,
ShminoelanfdlIen uno fDnnte
geabts niht ihlafen. SIN Mai 1902
erlieB icb, t1aboen ih Dpan's Nie@
ren<Billen gebraud3t batte. Die @rz
fldruna our 8erDffentlibuue, oaB
mid Die BilIen poQitdnbig bon ben
Hudenibmer5en befreit bdtten. Sd
babe nunmebr elm Sabr 8eit gebabt,
iiber Die @irfung ber Wteoisin nahs
5uoenfen unb uenn i1 AUDI tnitun=
ter eerinee Nnsei1en Der &rantbeit
perIpiirt babe, 10 bat Der @ebrau@
Der Weoi5in itets ale Gt0rungen be-
ieitiet uno ih bin 5u ber lteberseue
gung gelangt, baB Die erite Bebanos
lung in Der 9at permanent in ibrer
Birfun9 mar unb id tpeiB, DAB
tuenn man cine Shahtel BON ODan'S
Nieren=Bile gut 6ano bat, man
cine @arantie beiiBt geaen ireeno
einen Mierenzs ooer HiidenIdbmers.
Sh m16te ieoem 2eioenoen in San
IntoniD raten, iib cine Shahtel
DDan's Wieren=Bille enttpeoer i'm
Berar Drug Store Doer in Slider &
Sprineaa's Drug Store au faufen
uno ib tueiB, oaB Sober iiber bas
Neiultat eritaunt uno nit oemietben
bDllia 5ufrieoen lein tpiro.
grbaltlid] bel alien Droguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiuburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g., alleiniae
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
TergeBt niht ben Nanen 8 oan
uno acceDtirt tein Subititltt.
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Gtn tlmDer86m9ltd)es 9enfntaI bo,
ben litb bic ebrtuIroiaen 8riber BPM Gt.
Bernarb's 9lofter nidt nur burh @erte
brtftliber Barmbersigteit unb Meni6en>
liebe fiar etpige 8eiten geiebt, ion6ern
andb ourcb Die 4liidlidje grfinbuna Der
tseltberiihmten ct. 8ernnrbsarautere Bill.
len. Rein, tuie Die Natur aGles iGofft,
unberfaliht un6 flar, tuie bic Iilberne
Nueae aus oem sseiien ipruoelt, bereiten
iie aus ben Sdfteu heiltrafttger 8ilansen
oas eroBe ur6 berrlihe SetlmitteI, bic
ct. 8ernar6s &rduters8iaen. Bei Ger1
itopfung. Wan9el an 9ppetit, 9eber- unb
alien llnterleibssStbrungen fteben iie UNI.
iibertrojfen ba. 8eriuht iiel Sn allen
NpDtbefen gu hoben.
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binaus forlte. sic tpuBtt ss ssnan,
tire Rrdft reiAte ni6t aus, Tim bas
at iein, mas sr bon ibr berlansts. Sbr
0eben bate ii9 berbrau4t IN ibrer tlet@
usn Welt nit tbrem etpigsn @lei9maB,
ibre &raft bate iia perauseabt in Der
iabrelansen Sebnfu9t. glun tam sr
unb bot ibr la9enb bic tpeite Welt, unb
fis ftanb nit leerer 0anb unb aitterte
Dor bem S9ritt iiber bic ensen @ren=
gen binaus, bic iis sn iiberfehen per<
mp9te.
41es in ibr nebrts fid bageeen; nun
es Wabrheit iperben fDllte, mar ibr
9raum serronnen. Sic bate es pobt
sefeben, pie enttduf4t aud ct setpeien
por; CT botte iie onbers ertpartet, tti9t
als bos f6md9li9e Oine pbne 2sbenss
traft unb temperament, befen tauienb
dngitli9e Niidii1ten er perlahte. Netn,
iie tpolIte ihn unb fid9 nsdt unsIiidli9
MAIDEN; Re mar nt9t tpis 4dtbe Na=
msra nnh 10 hGffe er lie detpiinfCht.
(sh1uB fulat.)
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VI II SIQn o.

wv lUttAt% tIe OtLuLQH QELIlULS
bene auBeroroentlibe BrDfeiior an
oer bortigen juriitiihen syatultat
uno Setretdr Der uniperiitdt. Or.
2eon GpirDmics, bat aus Der lni4
ueriitdtsfaiie runo 10000 aronen
oefrauoiert, tpel6e Die GrpfeHoren
Der l1niberiitdt iDlibariib gu oeden
bei9lofien baben. Or. gpIrDmica,
Der elm Sebreseinfomnten BON tnebr
als 10000 Rronen bate, binterlieB
iiberoieS aud S1uloen, uno es lit
bis iebt Elm Gdtiel, in nelher Wei|e
er bas @elo uerihleuoert bat.
W0n einem furhtbaren Qnmet=
ter iit ber 8UaeienDrt @eraroner i'm
gliaB beimgeluht noroen. Nidt
nur erheblihen Shaoen an Gebdu=
ben. @arten= uno syelofriihten bat
oailelbe perurladt, auh Der 8erluit
uDn bier blitbenoen Wenlhenleben
lit gu betlagen. Gin Blib traf oas
Qnneien eines 2anbtpirts, Der Iih
nit ieiner sSrau unb stuei &inoern
i'm 0auie befano, unb ale bier ruur<
ben pom @etteritrabl aet6tet. Die
Nadbarn boten 5war alles WDelibe
auf. um ben 8erungliidten su bels
fen, aud dr5tliher Beiitano puroe
unoeraiigtih berbeigebott, bod mar
oas 2eben Der noni 8lib @etroffenen
bereits ent1oben.
- Nus @innipee i'm fanaoilhen
State Wfanitoba miro gemeloet:
Den DuhobDr5en ftebt tpieoer fur1ts
bare8 gleno benor, ba bic n1eilten
Inbdnger bieier Secte ii1 au's
Neue auf ben Marib gemacbt baben,
i'm ben 6eilanb su iuhen. Sic
tueiien aitf ibrer Wanoeruna alien
Beiltano suriid uno nebmen niht
eintnal 2ebensnlittel an. Die mel.
iten sSrauetl uno &inoer entbebrett
lhun iebt Der allern6tiaiten Dinae;
Die uenigen 2umpen, Die lie auf
Dem 9eibe haben, tam man lhon
tauui mebr &leioung nennen. Wean
fiirdtet. oaB piele Den Sob finoen
mereen, tpenn Der Wanoeruna niht
iOfort ginbalt getan miro.
WDn einetn iebr ibmeren uns
fall iit Der beriibmte gbirura Bru.
feii0r BON gsmarb in &iel betrDffen
moroen. Der @elebrte tam in ssDlge
eiaes 5ehltritts su sSau unb aoa iib
einen Brud oes ShluHelbeins su.
SIN 6inblid auf oas bpbe Nlter bes
Terlebten. Der oas 81. 2ebensiabr
bereits iiberibritten bat, pirb iein
Buitano fir niht unbeoentlih anaes
ieben. Brofeiior pDn gsmarh 1T
betanntlih felt Dem Sabre 1872 in
5rueiter Gbe nit Der BrinseIlin 6ens
riette DDn Sblespigs6 6ul1tein Gon,
oerbura Iuauitenburg, elmer Tante
Der oeutiben &ailerin, permdblt.
Mus Der ungarii1en 6aienitaot
5lunte fGreibt man: Die atnerifanis
iben @eibmaoer tperoen, tuie man
nermutet, am 25. Suli bier eintreffen.
Die l1ngarn planen ale inDalihen
Teitlibteiten fiir ben gtnpfana nno
Betpirtung Der @dite. Der @Duuers
nenr. BarDn @rnin HDs5ner, ge-
oentt au @bren Der atnerifanilden
Beinher einen @mpfana su oerans
italten.
Der ShauplaB eines furhtba.
rem Werbrebens tpar Der Ort &os
tbenwalo in W6bren. DUrt maren
bier @eihuiiter &riihte, orei Shme.
tern i'm Nlter nDn 9. Ii bestp. IL
Sabren uno elm dlterer Bruoer, bic
Qemeiniatnen grben elmer fletnen
9lnterlafienibaft. llm iib in ben
NlleinbeiiB Der @rbidaft- su ieben,
erntOroete Der zines ieoen ltlenlhlis
den gefiibles bare ,8ruoer feline
Shpeitern in Der brutallten Weiie.
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Nic. Eenaa.

Bud uno Shreibnaterialien @e=
ibdft. 8unitiaben, Ssance'Grtitel,
Spieliparen etc.
Sn Der nit nem @elbdft perbun.
6enen Aeeiseu3=9ruderti tuerben ale
arten uon Drufiahen auf oas &C.
ibmadnollite anaefertig; audi 0iIi.
ten', Gub5eitSs uno @ratulatipns.
8arten. Sfoitenonihldge fiir ben
Druid pDu Statuten weroen aeliefert.
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BriefsStfte.
Serrenssifte.

@b. NrnoIb, 6. q. Nrnolb, Sermaun
Branot, 9. 8eringer, gbtpin Bed, sSas.
3ermann, Teter -aanien Nua. Snnblut,
8. s. 8neuper, ISM. Bort, 9. Batter,
9OuiS &ittimann, @en. Rugler, 83eu. S.
U. 8Dbetel. gbas. 6. Statter, g6. EDber,
Ottu Babe, s. Z. 8urs, Gl6. sBei6,
3ausems2tfte
8eiiie 5eit, 9tnnie Sicitbfetb, Ners. &.
9. Sacpbs, S)attie Sacpbs.
alhsIdRbtitse:
u. Nt. 8aufmann, 8ieiaiie VI. Saul.
mann, Wtrs. Baut 0eubling, Sutes 0prbf
mann, 5erbiuanb Croft.
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6rete Heile uad) ct. @outs mo
slriif.

I'm ben Beiu9ern Der 8eltauss
iteIuna entaeaen5ufonimen, miro Die
Wt. 6. & g.z8abn (Tbe &atp) eiuen
neuen Sbneu5ue Spiiden @afpes
fton uno San NntDnip uno ct.
Souls einleaen uno Die erite 8erIpn.
Die einen 0atnen fir oielen neuen
BUG einienoet, Der areenommen
ueroen tpiro, erbdlt elm srei=3iGet
non irgenb elmer Station in Teras
nad st. &Ouis uno suriif p6breno
Der Iusiteaun9. Die folaenoen 8ez
oingnnaen iiuo su beDbabten: Der
Wame muB neu uno oriaineQ uno
tura uno Uerftdnolih iein. Glle Wtits
teilunaen in 8eaug bierauf Iino su
rihten an Us. s. grulb,
g. 3 boz Ho. 620 9.
OaCas. 9eros.
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es@ Salt. cement. sano, Bod.
ltelne, fenerfefte Steine uno 9bun.
Ibeer uno Ispbaltpapier, 9a6patpe.
Cheer uno Gspbalt. Del, 9erpentin.
sSarben, 8las &c. ,c. 1tets oDrr6thio
bel s. 6. 9ielmamn, BOG Oit.
Gontlnerce-StraBe. 9iebriqe 8reiie,
quite Waare lomte quite auo reeIIe
UeoieI1urg speroen gorantirt. -
Telepbon 410
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.3eiat fetu wsttle,p.

Sabre lang uerfelgte mid oas
Shidial Fortpdbreno. f5reibt ss.
u. @nlleoge in gerbena, alabama.
$50 lit fnrdtbar an 6dmorrboioeu,
ourb uelbe "a @elhmullte uerurs
labt tpuroen. glls alIes &noere uers
lagte, bette mid .guflens Grnica
Salbe. SIT Qleih gut fiir 8rano.
ruunoen uno ale anoeren Ghmersen
uno Oualen. RDftet nur rs Gents
in ben Gp0tbeten BON s. aaltener Il
Son uno Goolpb Dreib.
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Iaslide EonriEea SdlIatpaaen

nab Galifprnien. ebenio nab ct.
Goui8 oia 3eras & 8acific : 8abn
ubne @ehiel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9ifet Nsenten tpeeen oieIes
neuen Dienites ooer an 6. IS. gur.
ner, @enerat= BaiiaaiersNe Dat.
laS, 9eras.
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Sentfdg esan8eIttd, iittbert1me sym.
Misunderstanding.

gde Reutuu. unb gentre.StraBe.
o @ottesbieuh Sseoen Sonntaa X
11-% II 1br.
Sonntegsibuie: Seoen SDnntaq
q 10-I IL llbr.
Seoermann 1T herstih tuilltommeu.
Wobnnag: S24 Centre. Strabe.
Z. tihlmana. 0aflor.
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GpangeIiim ImtDeriftbe ct. 5pban,
tieS 4trd1e.

gde Nueba= unb SIb<grela.StraBe.
SonntaqSihnle: Seben Sonntao
&0rntitta9 utn llbr.
O ottesbie #: Seben Sonntas um
10 llbr 8Drntitta9s.
VI ben = @ottesbienE: SSepen
Sonnta9 uttt ubr Nbenos.
Seber Seutibe lit beralicb pilltumu,eu.
geabnnng 814 Sao.Rreias Gtrabe.
.. 6Qrtmann, DaitOr.
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8as Beite eeeen 8beumatlsmus
1T Gimer & 0lmeno'S Necept 0so.
1851. 8eriibmt getporoen burh
leine oielen erfol9reiben 6eilunaen.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-05
Nothing bat Politics.

Congress man Baker. of Brooklyn.
did some plain talking to the rcpubli-
can end Of congress during the clos
ing month. when ii was giving up
about an hour to do a little favor for
one man while claiming that there
was no time for the consideration of
bills which would greatly relieve the
burdens of millions of people. Mr..
Baker said:
1T is entirely pertinent. but useless.
to ask why this unprecedented haste
TO adjourn. We are told that there i
no time TO do anything in the interests
of those who are demanding legiSla-
ton mt the hands of this congress.
There * no time to legi>late for the
letter carriers; there il no time 10
legiSlate in favor of labor. neither the
eight-hour hin nor anything else;
there is no time to take up the qUes-
ton of Chinese exclusion; no time for
currency legislation: there i no time
TO take the tariff OFF those articles
controlled by the trusts. which have
boosted prices and reduced wages;
there i no time for reciprocity. al
though urged by Mckinley; there Is
no time To take up the SeryiCe-pCn>ion
bills. but | admit that that was I'M
necessary. n Your strenuous. pyro-
technic. accidental occupant of the
White House has done that ny eNccu-
tive enactment; but while YOU can Go
none Of these things. YOU can take NJ
40 minutes of time in this house today
solely in the interest of one officer oi
the army. This j.. | suppose. what
won call The .comprteucN' of the re-
publican party. Day after day Won
charge gentlemen Of This side of the
chamber with iucompctencN. with in
ability To conduct the affairs of the
government. and this j. the evidence
of your competency which YOU pre-
sent to the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-05
SURVEYORS COMING THIS
WAY MYSTIFY GENEsRO

. Geneseo i rendered uneasy by the
actions of party Of surveyors sup
posed to be connected with some in
teIurban company that is engaged
at work IN the vicinity If that place.
The cause for mea>iness lies in the
fact that the town i cut out of the
line as il is being run. II * suspectes,
that the line is being run 10y the Rock
River Traction company, which has
not. succeeded in coming 70 terms with
the Geneseu council over the matter
OF franchise. The surveyors. how
ever. viii throw no light upon the
question of their employers. and the
company above mentioned claims To
know nothing Of the operations of the
Surveyors. The latter are running to-
ward Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-05
An Interesting Session.

There was an interesting session of
the bible class of John d. Rockefeller.
Jr.. the other sunday in the Fifth av-
enue Baptist church i'm New York.
There was cashiered preacher on
hand with a gun. and he had intent to
do young Rockefeller harm.
This brought To- light another feat
ure that must bc peculiar 70 that par
ticular bible class. There was a de-
tectivc. Sergeant Tinker. on hand and
he kept crowding the bad preacher So
hal that the latter could not Use his
CUR Incidentally it i mentioned in
the TreSS dispatches that there i al
waN~ q effective ON hand TO look az
ter the proceedings when young Rock
efcller's class i in session That l. "a
feature of bible classes that most OF
us would not have suspected.
There was another interesting little
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-05

John sharp Williams. the democrat
IL house leader. was approached by a
young Washington reporter. who said:
Your name has been mentioned in
connection with the presidency. Mr..
Williams. Are YOU candidate?" The
southern Joker looked the young fell
low over for a moment and then said
gravctN: Il wa. but | had to give it
up. Several districts i'm Mississippi
have come out strong for me-NaZou.
Shabuta. karkeeta. STEMS Siding, and
othcr>-and Things seemed all right
until Mrs.. Williams came here. She
asked me some ques tons about my
presidential boom. and then she laid
down the law. Now, see here, John,
she renal lled. Il don't want to hear
any more about it. You know that
with my sick headaches | couldn't
possibly live in the White House -
l passed up the presidency"