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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-We want 10000 agents for
greatest household seller ever invented;
best nloney-maker on record. actually
sells IN every house. send i5c for COM
plete sample and Our two mammoth cat
alogues of agents supplies. Southern
Texas. l-E-t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

FOR SALE-An All livery business IN
good Southern Kansas town or 700;
new barn with stall room for 90 head,
having fine trade: rigs and stock in
extra good condition and good ONES;
owner in failing health: bargain Tor
some one. Address, owner, box sSl
Harper. Kan. z-I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

FOR SALE-Bargains for the buyer.
Three business opportunities m best
street; will invoice s1.oo9, 5000 and
$1,000; these are first-ciass as to To-
cation, business and profit-earning; the
latter has an earring capacity OF about
s. 600 per year, ret; the former from
$500 to $500 per month.
Two elegant houses on y. Lawrence
and Topeka at prices that will attract.
Three properties close in at Sleo. sl,-oo
and s., $50
Two business blocks in first block n.
Main, on east side of street; both are
bargains.
Wanted-A good man with $3.50 TO IN
vest in safe and very profitable busi-
ness; money secured. W. H. Raueh. un-
der Kansas National bank. o-St
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26
aEAI EsrArE Eoa sALk

FOR SALE-I-oss in the cieanest Ana
prettiest lEsigheorhood in town, IN lin
fnerly's FIRST second and third add
tons near the street car loop and the
Lincoln graded school F'or terms ard
prices call on Mrs. Nellie Zimmeriy
IiS-tu-th-su-0
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

FOR gExz-Ezaa sEce r, securt ssaey
81 Ez.lzas sSzf4ossI E-4nk t1t.sszE.
guam heat Insgise 81 tbs hsak
1s-fs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

WAN IED-Barber: a good JOB for a
good barber. Ed. Kelley, kingman
Kan. Att
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. att
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26
BUSINESS opPoRruNlr.es.

FOR SALE-If you have s. 500 TO invest
in retail store located IN the center
of Wichita that viii clear S2rsto year
call and see us. Johnston & Co., I54 n.
Market. 5.-f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

WANTED-Lady solicitor for calling
cards. 100 cards. with aluminium case.
- cents: with leather case, 3 cents.
Commerciai Printing Co. 51S Z. Doug
las l25-su-th If
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

WANTED-Two experienced solicitors,
either sex, position permanent Room !,
over 10 Z. Douglas avenue. l40-u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

WANTED-Situation young married man
OF many years experience in machine
shops wants situation of any kind; best
references given. Address, ''727'' care
Eagle. 6-thu-su2tX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A section OF
school ias-d not decided; section s.. town.
ship & range -. Clarke county. Kan.
fenced and noar school house. six miles
fTora Protection: good alfalfa land Fer
particulars apply to John Stewart.
Clearwater. haa. lS-u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26
TYPEW RtTERS

TYPEWRITERS-We defy you TO name
Il machine We do not carry IN our i'm
1l.ense stock OF new and second hand
typeWriters. We guarantee our prices
are as low as any competitor All
makes sold on easy payments. Type
writer's rented. 81. 80 per month. Expert
typewriter repairer TO make type
, writer's write right. Ask for prices and
samples of work United Typewriter
Co. lSu
FOR SALE-A good typewriting machine
At reasonable price. Address, Uni
type" care Eagle. e-tf
TYPEwRTrERS-B sold, repaired
and rented. All makes. Sold on pay
uents. Miiiison once Supply Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
Sraf al aloiterlipst | gamle
Gage.

3 iniet 9ibsrum Of Observation-Disclosures
2epneislsb bar bet 8ell9isie innleoes
p9ret inbuapet / Samfunosliuet iom /
Miobeloloeren. Fna ole Omraaber a
1ilu9relien fenotes bet, at airfena
Wogt er flor. Ga Gnbuer, Der blot rel
ite sennem anubet. fiji ct lsuenoe Snb.
trpf beraf. let fenbies pnn be ialriee
&irfeipir. Der ra9eoe op mob omen iaa
uel | Vp iom pna qnnb; bet tenbies pnn
be NANCE aor5 % Sel9enbilleber lan9s
altar Bel; ce BET fenotes pnn be manage
8loitre. Der ripii Jon 5luer / Gusuit"
b9ffeos / Noro oe Spo. ST aort oper
bort Jrorelano. Der lfoi 9en9iue Can
bets Stiffelie / Riobsla Der n. oil Der
for inoeboloe en- S9ritare Of aloifre
iprente, omtreni iom mutt bags bore
Soft, bsiifol T. meb builfe man lr ne op
/ uisie 6snieenoer iaa ofte bar ilmmen
li9net Wiooflaloerens aloltre.
Men builfet Birunr ipues Der life al
irembD e zig, mar man lpsrger ON be
forlt llise Wuntss os Nonneorbener
busriil bisie mango 8ioitre bsrlel Obi
oeres 9aI er naiien Seq o.
De fsrite Wunfe. Der fom iii Dan
mari. par Of Ben oi'tinerorbeuen, foo.
leoss faltet efier ben beliae Beneoift
al Nuriio, Der iiiit be ben omireni $50.
Oct bar oprinoelig en- megei iiren9
Orben, riglia Of ben 9aie, 9amle Wuu.
fsipre. Nbbebsn bopbe en- uinblfr9nfet
Moat opsr Wunisns. Sisis mooiis Of.
brig ipiie &sb. os oeres 8labebruat iful.
be bore pbsrit inrpslie. Men ba Benss
biiiirns unfsr &nuo bsu Siors DIT IL
Garbunbrebe fom iii Dannorf, par
S~treuebsben offer be bespnbt at flop.
pes. De sbifiinerfloitrsne. b anot
builfet fan neuuss Bosr oa Gsisnbof
| SpIonb os 81 anubs iOosnis. par
oerretloitrs os mesei itore os ani lisr.
O9inn 81 ,nnsfloftre Of bsnne Oroen
bleu opretiebe. @anlfe fort lib efier
Tom Glunioeenie ne Der iii lapoet,
opfolcei siier &loiisrsi Glusnp | BUR.
eupb. DereS Munierea | bar sssnilie
ben famine Tom Beneolfiinsrnes, fun
%iirenasre. Rounlis ffulos be iostinss
Topsbsb uneiossn iii BET G%0srnsopen.
biaiie. De anusnbis meaen Ombu poo
@uosijsneiisn. bsriblonbt osioa poo
jelu at iilbe'ebs bet Yrsb. Der ffulb.
beusss | 4aopesn. 81. Wiiieis Rio
ger Slesuis oa Gqe 6eIsens | Gu B
par, al oenn, Drbsn; men beage fisfl
Rtoftre bleu opbapebe | bet IL. 0nr.
- ~ 4, % ~ ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
Sen opgaaenbe Sol's
gQn0.
5apan | bore Sage.

Non flyer. OF Sopon er bet Gonb /
8eroen. buor mon ier ilsft imilenoe
Nniiater.
Bsrnene fes es meo emil ON Wunb
Sfoleb rnene miller. be nnge W9nb
iuser meo emil fot poa bsrss aipse.rs
nins. os ielu BE arno 6nor1 ian lite
itonbie ben 2oiiermilobeosns ailbe.
iOm ger S~aponeisrns til bet lpiflisfs
Golf | 8erben~.
5uorior er be MI ina lpffeliae?
gerss Benseinoinsier er life fore,
oa bsrss Seq pis ofte Of en- msaei ieun
RoraiIer os - isi mso frihne Oine
bor be fun tibet iii at qpre Dem
globe.
On al @runbene er imibleriib ben
rent noimrlige. OF Sopon er e. Qonb,
beOr Sclen naften beifar big ifinner
Doasn lang. = e opboiosr is bsrfor
msset / friff 2utt. o. solsn beiiinner
bsm % asr bsm ifnrfe iro Dog iif Dag.
8sr' snss yublinss 2essplabs Il
@oreue - % b.. Der sier Rsrefsi.
Ct. mao bope It Far Qsbsre foran Ill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
Set onoe.
(G B r. Ricbarot. IT,

Seq troebe, bo jeg bar lille,
Oct Onbe bar lite til.
9et bar fun 9amIe Oages
sruenbe Stpggefpil:
Gain bar onO og Subos Onb
0s ale 6ebnin9z5unbe;
Msn lutteb ies blot min gibel j.
sou lutteb ieg for bet Onbe.
Gu peb ieg. nu ieg er gommel,
Og life iaa mgrter9b:
Ger jes mig felp i Speilet,
eaa Ter ieg bet Snbe mebl
Gain er ieg pg Subas jeg
s Si9lens bpbe 9runbe;
8ebEt at lutte min 8ibel op,
9et biolper mob bet Snbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
S~-ansamerifanife Sernbaner.

& en- at pore banftzameritanfte
GobreIanbsfange fpnger u. Dan ON
Mmerita:
ct 9gpentDr, pibunberligt
Din unge Sagd itdar,
Gaa magtiet, fort. faa itartt og rist
st 5remifribt. ligt ct 9elteoist,
Mmerifa, fun bu formaar
s faa og forte Oar!
Stgnt bette 9ers pasfer pua be
fete ameritanffe, ftprarteoe 5oretd=
GENDER, iua fan bet bog ierlis ans
penbes paa bette 2anbs Sernbanes
fpitem. Stulbe Sernbunernes 9ls
itprie ffripes, ba bible en- iaaoan
fplbe mango og tpfte 8inb. Spe
fpinget be fibite 1870 4ar er fad
enormt, at bet neppe fan fattes. )
often og noele of Me0emituterne
families bel Sernbaner, men De bare
faa og baarligt etpiperebe, os fra
MisisftppiIoOen til bet ifide !5oo
MATTE ReiIen fpregoa pr. gosn eaer
paa 5eifsrpa. Den nulspsnbs Slest
fan banftelig gore Zig nogen Sore
filling ON be gefoarligbeoer og ga
rer, ben britige reiienbe par ubiat
for, Der pilbe fcrfsse 2ptfen / bet
fierne 8eften.
Den meft befarbebe Del bar sens
mem Hebraffa langs platte Jloben,
gennsm g~oloraoos gierge. forbi ben
fore Soltfs, 6por be Hpgtenoe Wors
moner 6oDoe beepnbt at bpsge beres
Bp, gennem Hepobos Drtner og
snbeiie ODER giereene, fra bpis sin>
Der ian fes bet fore 5op. Sg bu bet
1849 rpgtebes. at Der bar Cub |
CALIFORNIA; 8ieree, bar Der mango.
her poDebe ben large os ofte ftabns@
fbansre Reife. @ulbfeberen grsb
ON fig meb riOenbe 6urtisbeb, be
reifenbe banneoe oft: lange aaraoos
ner, tbi at Reiien bar farlis. os at
ct Gelfab bar bebre faren enb On.
~feltmanb, bet cpboeebes fnort. 96i
Der bar bel neppe en- Wif. uben at
Der furbtes ofbfegebe Gfs!ett.r nf
Mennefer og Dnr. 9ufnbe Gdrer
lurebe poa ben rsifenbe. enten bet III
bar Snbianeren meb I'm 9omabauf
eler I'm foraiftsbe pif. s1er bet bar
t.fbe Cnr. yroirebrnnb. upsir, Gne.
fIreb. TrrH. Gunsersnsb elIer enbos
Rsbsrbdnber. 1855
Toor ron MI ON Gtunber fan
lsrss Frd E6itaa0' III San Granris.O
8 Dsen. amer tnis fan. at for sOot
tfaa "a a.51krf+ sfx4 a4e4r ffki
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

en- Menns itedlber fiben par man en-
Wtaaneo ON ben famine ReIie. pg al
tib ubfat for Qibsfare og ubbre
Strababier.
Oct par brtitige og bebiertebe
Menb. Der fob / Spibfen for Qnz
laget eler gpsningen at ben fsrite
Obe~rtonbsbane. De feite anIda
5oretogenoet for en- tolosfal Dunn
beb, ia en- plat 1muligbeb, o9 bet
tog flere 4ors 4rbeibe | Rongres len,
fsrerb Hegerineen pilbe bbe Sagsn
Spite. Sg bd ben Taa enbelis gap
4ompo9niet finaneiel unberitettelIe
og bet npbOenbige 9erritorium ct
bpgge 8dnen pdd, og Irbeibet bar
begbnot. faa parebe bet alligebsl
l9nge, fersrb Soeen bdnbt Siltru.
Obi Sinorin9erne bar ofte n9iten
ELECTROMAGNETIC, og bet bar ofte bans
teligt at faa QrbeibsfoIt. Der bpez
gebes mob 8eit fra Omaha og mro
9ft fra Sacramento. Wdteriole til
ganen mdotte TRANSFORMERS fra Nefp
Oorf bia Sap 6orn til California.
: Renabas grten bar @anbet ubrits
feIigt, faa benne 2ipsfornsbenbeb
for label Menneifer fom 0br
mnatte tronsporteres inbtil 600 WiI.
5sbe til MenneIfer og Sober til 5eite
ng Mulbbr mootte bentes fra aps
ten, bet bleb %nsboenbigt at MATTE
~importere f%inefiffe 4rbeioere oe I9re
bem. bborlebes be ffuloe orbejbe. 5
8iereene, bOor Der bar 5are for
SneFreb. maatte bbsges miIeIarss,
ioIibe Sneiug G~nopfbebs). og Ssms
meret til bisfe MATTE bentes fers
6unbrebe Mile borte.
Men Der arbeibebes meb utrettes
Zig gnergi. ben enc @dnifeligbeb bleb
oberbunben efter ben anoen, oq enhes
Zig | 1868 msbtes be TO Grbeibs.
itbrfer, be ffbite Stinner fanmens
fsiebes meb en- 8uIbnogle, oo Sam
merTueene paa bet fibfte Spiger blep
lat / 6orbinbeIie meb Selegrafen pg
gap @enInb 8erben ODER. 9et bar
,gentral pdciic" elIer, Iom ben M
falbes, Union pacifc", Der fsrit
forbunbt Often meb @eifen. Drsms
men bar blepen 9~irteIisbe6. De bris
itige Sngenisrer babbe piit gerben,
at ingen STRENGTHENING bar faa
tor, ben 10 ogiaa funbe oberbinbes
paa N ener dnben Mdabe.
De andre transdmerifanffe 8an.f
bar BAIT acknowledgement, men i'm
tet / Sdmmenligning msb Central
pacifc. Oct er oltio be fsrIte
pioneerer / be nn Settlementer, Der
mao prspe be 6oarbeIte &dmpe. 81
ter at 8erben iaa. at en- Sernbane
ober 9eftens iaataIbte grten bar en-
Muliebeb, barebe bet life l9nge, TO-.
9pegearbejoe bar / fuIb Gang paa
Sdnte See, Rorthern og Canadian
pdcifc 9dnerne, og alt imeoens 10
pibebe De forIfeIige aompognier be
res 2inier oper Mellemitaterne, inb=
til MI omtrent bier 8p og Settle=
rent er nuaet. Sg ldoer maj 8lit=
tet GLIDE tilbuge ober be fad og forte
adr. iioen ben fsrite Sernbane bng>
gebes 6erobre, og man fammenlig.
ner bin Sibs Rejfemetobe meb De
nubHrenbe moberne gefpemmeliq6ez
Der, ben rejfenbe nnber, bd fpnes bet
naiten at bore ct 2Gbentbr. Run CT
Der ben bebugefige Omft9nbiqbeb, at
mebens ct 2gbentbr ofte er en- tpiptz
fom Silbraeelfe, ba er bette ben
negne 8irfeligbeb, pg man fanbsr
til 5ulbe, at bet fibfte babe 4ar=
bunbrebe bar peret en- 5remfribtets
9grd. n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Roar Ga ierne bsnusnber zig til 6olf, Der
aperterer / glooet. enteu for al fsbe hos
bem saer for at ioa 0plpsninser ON bet
apsrtertbe. bsoes be altiO omtoIe, at be ioa
nuertislemsntet bette Slab. Oct oil bore
seniibie Suite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

blipe ilust Of andre. politilfe, tommsr.
cleIe, 5ornBieliesinteresier.
Wen Sub bill penbe aft iii bet aooe.
Ronlfe lfal Sapnn. bette Woreenre4
rens 9ano. bliue Subs 8ej iii 0ltoii
ems 6jRrte, ina Der fra bette 9anb
ifal itrpmme friiteli9t aip inb Ouer
Rinn us aoren oe bet eamle, sta.
%iioiiite YrOblem lsies pnn benne
Manbe % ben somle 8erben befri,
IS for ben guile 5nre".
O9 Ituloe bet tie. at Supan en- Gong
bliper ben esentlise Wisiion9r aina
% aorsn noturlieois b%lltnnet al
ben europ9iite o9 nmerifanife a%riiten.
beo = bn fan @unuseliet uente fig en-
anosrleoes eunitia WObtoselie naonlis
/ aina = enb MI for 9ioen. Oa ba
uil ben epropRiife gipiliiniion burtio
iprebes blnnot ainnS MiaiOner. iom
bet / be iioite DO Nar sr itet / Sopan.
Men mon MAJ Ia o9Iaa bnnbe, OF
S,opon psoblipfnbe fan mooitna ben
eurOpniite 6oueoluit: 9ritferiet. Gno.
nu er Snpanerne iom 6elbeo ct 9brue.
list 6olf. o. en- oruften Snponer paa
@aben er ct iialbent Sun. = Men oct
b~oierife 81 blipsr alereoe MI i~nofsrt
/ liiaenoe Maal.
CAB os banbe, at bette oriiti9e,
fremnoiirrbenoe, enersiife og burtise
5olt oil tunne unbaoa gl.5Oren. %
bet fun lie, buis Snpon mootnser
ariiius.
I'll Sluining bill pi nnisre ct BIB.
nesbpro ON ben jnpnnife %friitne Sol.
ont = FL ubiloet 8ibnesbnrb, for ian
uiot iom bets 6jemmelsmnnb sr en-
bebsnit inpnuif Ofi Ger, BAN, Der I'm.
Der ben japnnif f~ineiiite aris tommnn-
oerebe / 9ufutfu.G iitriitet. Snn erfl9'
rer: Seq er life ielu troeoe, men jes
bar lnet M9rfe III b. ~friilne Solboters
sobe Opisriel blnnot be sorise Trooper
ben 8o O9 5rpsilss bso. buormeo
be eaor / Slaget. o9 ben O~rbenilise
o9 Ismmeliss Opisriel, be uiier / Sci.
rem, uoen al ben 2arm. iom e0ers
binorer 8~isciplinen. Seq iror. bet oilbe
u1re aobt for 6aren, ON nle Solon.
terne bleo fritne". Gar. Gsbl.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

On al Rrisens fsrfe Gslser pif MI
rimeli4uis bliUe. at ben aanoslise Sons
fnlosr ! Opole. Slist plejer at Re.
noor ct Soft bliuer belt optoset q.
~aris % @pst 7 ON Rris@. Ds sin.
/ Il men y lite sloberes eup no0r
ban fan va l.De 50 M 7onter bort
ira aanbe is afsiSr' lie os labs ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
8 anfferen"

tIiper ienbt til Subitribenter, inbtiI ubs
trpttslis Spiisslis mOOtoses al nbsiperne
% al @olb sr bstalt, i Gperensitemmelie
meb De 5oren be Staters 20 itloue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb.,
as s~econd-klas matter,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

Advertising Rates made knows upon
application.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
Killed by the Train.

Fred A. Wilder, we'll known young
man of Mortified, was seriously injured
at Roxbury Saturday afternoon and died
at his home at an early hour Sunday
morning. AS near as can be ascertained
Wilder was struck by the southbound
express over the Central Vermont rail
way, but the exact facts will probably
never be known. His body was found
by resident of Roxbury ten minutes
after the express had passed through.
His skull was fractured but no other
injuries were found upon his body. He
was taken to the home of his mother
Mrs. Sarah Wilder. Mr.. Wilder had
lived in Mortified since a child His
death is attributed to intemperance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
Bristol Druggist Fined $500
Two Weeks.
Mar % '01

DIR, ID. A. Bisbee, druggist, was tried
before Justice Harlin Sherwin, and a
jury of six of his peers Friday on a
charge of selling liquor illegally. The
jury was composed of w. II. Cardeli,
w. II. Bosworth, Charles E. Munsill
Sewell Purinton, John r. Killbourne
and o. II. Fisher. The witnesses, both
men and women, some 20 in all, lined
up in three detachments. one each for
Bristol, Lincoln and New Haven.
Five of the witnesses swore to having
purchased liquor of Bisbee. The jury
in very few minutes returned verdict
of guilty. fine of $500 or six months
in the house of correction was imposed
upon the defendent. States ATTORNEY
DonOway appeared for the State and
f. w. futile, of Vergennes, for the de.
fence.
This case was not brought by the com
missioners, but independent of them.
Bisbee was last week fined $500 and costs
for keeping liquor with intent to sell.
and 1t looks very much as though the
parties pressing the case are determined
to drive him out of business.
The town voted "dry" by big major.
ity this year, and there is feeling in
Bristol, says the Daily News, and it is a
pretty strong one that the prohibitory
feature of the law should be rigidly
enforced during the coming twelve
months.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
Judge Lawrence FIinnDe ad.

News has been received of the death
at Albany, Ore. of Lawrence Finn.
Esq, a former resident of Orwell. He
came to Orwell from Ireland in 1897,
when ten years old. He was employed
on the Horton farm in Orwell and later
at Vergennes.
He early determined to secure an edu-
cation, and worked his way through
school and was graduated from Middle
bury college in 1868 He studied law
in Elizabethtown, n. Y, going to the
Pacific coast in 1865. He taught school
for a time when he took up the practice
of law. He was at the time of his
death the president of a bank, and was
in various other ways closely identified
with the interests of his adopted home,
having been county judge several years,
also holding various other offices of
Importance in that city, where it is said
she was perhaps its best known citizen"
Judge Finn leaves a widow and three
daughters III Oregon. A sister, now Miss
Ann Horton, adopted daughter of d. H.
W. Horton, of Orwell, also survives
him. He is well remembered by not a
few people in this county as young
man who early gave evidence of the
spirit which possessed him, and enabled
him to gain the high place which he
filled.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
BRISTOL LOCALS.

o. II. Alexander of Charlotte is the
guest of A. f. Nahum.
Martin l. Rider went to Rutland on a
visit to friends Tuesday.
Guy Page, of Burlington, former
resident, i here this week.
William II. Cobb, of Middlebury, was
in town on business Saturday.
Miss Ethel Tucker will teach the spring
term of school in the Norton district.
Miss Jennie Sherwin will teach the
spring term of school on Bristol Flats.
G. II. Brooks has returned to his home
in Roxbury, Mass, after visit of two
weeks.
Mrs. Ola Severance, of st. Johnsbury
is visiting her mother; Mrs. Harriet
Brooks.
Mrs. w. II. Preston is seriously i'll; and
her son has been called home from Mid
dlebury.
Mrs. L. w. Bates and Miss Maude
Wright have been visiting in Burlington
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ridley, of Bur-
lington, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. f. Rider this week
Mrs. Lucy Smith and Miss Maud
Smith, of Middlebury, are visiting rela-
tives in town for a few days.
Homer Hewitt will have charge of the
creamery at New Haven Mills, and will
begin work tomorrow, Saturday.
But very little maple sugar has been
brought in. From 10 30 cents a pound
is the price, with but few buyers.
Mrs. Henrietta Purinton and daughter
Hattie, of Middlebury, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here and at Lincoln.
Sanford II. Lane, a student in Mid
dlebury college, visited the family of
his cousin, Mrs w. II. Nichols, the past
week.
The Young Womans Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. o. Q. Bicknell this
Friday afternoon.
Wesley Hatch, an employ of the
Bristol Manufacturing company, had
the end of one thumb sawed off and one
finger injured on Saturday.
Goodsell Greenough was arrested Sat
urday night by Constable r. S. Smith
while intoxicated and lodged in the
cooler. Monday morning he was
brought before Justice II. p. Sherwin
and pleaded guilty to intoxication and
breach of the peace. He was fined s.
and costs of Sl01j for the former and
$40 and cost of $500 for the latter,
which he paid.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
OBITUARY..

The following from the Linn Creek.
Mo-, Reveille, will be of interest to the
many friends of the deceased in this
county:
Mrs. Lizzie A. Burhans, of Stout
land, Mo-, the wife of Judge j. w. Bur
hans, was born June Eth, 1885. in the
beautiful valley of Lake Champain. in
the State of Vermont. She was the
daughter of j. u. Waite BY close
application to her studies and attendance
at local academy she attained fair
education. At the beginning of the
Civil War she turned her attention TO
the vocation of teaching. Later, on
account of failing health, she came west
and engaged in the same profession.
August I'd, 1872 she was united in mar
riage to Joseph w. Burhans. in Jackson
vile, ILL.,, and the following year they
moved to Missouri and located in Stout
land. Prior to her marriage she was
converted and joined the Baptist church
and her life showed she was in earnest
always being found on the side of right
"a devOut Christian. For a number of
years she was afflicted with kidney
disease, gradually failing until the NOM
ing of January 18th, 1904, when she was
called to rest She left a husband. one
son and a host of friends to mourn the
loss of a devoted wife, a loving and
generous mother and an exemplary
member of society.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-04-01
Christian Science.

Mr.. Editor:-Will you kindly allow
space for reply to some of the state
ments made by the Rev. John w.
Thomas of East Orange, n. j., as pub
lished in your papers. He has kindly
and fairly stated the Christian Science
thought of God and for this we thank
him, but in dealing with the questions of
evil, sin and sickness he misstates Chris
tan Science. He says that as men of
common sense we must admit the reality
of evil; that we live in a world of sickness
and sorrow, of anguish and pain, of sin
and moral wrong. Evil is an usurper
but it is here. Jesus met and overcame
sin, sickness and every mortal dis
cord with the knowledge that they were
not from God and therefore not part of
the real man.
Those who are familiar with the meth
DDS and results of Christian Science well
know that it takes no shunt off to the side
where there won't be any enemy, but
meets the evil face to face as did the
Master when he said You are of your
idtlei INC l'tNii. ne WAS illuuerer from
the beginning and abode not in the truth
because there is no truth in him." Chris
tian Scientists well know that the "Flesh
lustheth against the spirit and the spirit
against the flesh and these are contrary
to the other" Christian Scientists are
enlisted on the side of Spirit to lessen
evil, disease and death, for these belong
to the flesh and as Jesus said 1.-The flesh
profiteth nothing The peace preached
by Christian Scientists is that spoken of
by the Master, Peace | leave with YOU.
my peace ! give unto you; not as the
world giveth give | unto you. Let not
your heart be troubled neither let it be
afraid"
f. A. WALKER.
Montpelier, VT.
Mar. %, 'O4.