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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-08-05
Timber Land Notice.
United States Land Office.
New Orleans. Louisiana,
lime IA 19O5.

New Orleans. louisiana,
June ID. 1903.
Notice il hereby given that In CON-
pliance with the provisions Oi the act
az Congress, of June 3d, 1873, enti-
tied IAN act for the sale OF timber
lands In the State Of California. Ore
von. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory." as. extended to- all the public
lands states bv act Of August 4, 1917,
MATHEW f. SWAFFORD.
of Coliax. parish Of Grant. la. has
this day fled In this Office hts sworn
statement No. 81 for the purchase OF
the NE Y OF SW Y. Sec. "a. TIP Z n, X
3 W., La. Mer., and will offer proof to-
show that the lands sought Ia more
valuable for Its timber or stone. than
for agricultural purposes. and tn es-
tnblish his claim to said land before
james j. O'Quinn. Clerk Of DISTRICT
Court. at COlfax. La, on "Wednesday,
Aug. 3Oth, A. ID. 1905. He names as
witnesses X. Il. Mcknight. Il. b. Ne
Knight, j. II. SwaffOrl. OF COHax,
and G. q. Jones, Of Black Creek, La.
ANY and all persons claiming al
| yersely the above described lands n
| requested to file their claims IN this
office. ON or before the said Goth day
of August, 1908.
WALTER l.. COHEN,
| JuneI7. Register.
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Notice is hereby eiysu .thst b. yirtns q the en-
ton q n0se than twenty freeholders and slee.
tori Of the town Of C0lfax. L,uisians, sao ~
pursuance 20 an ordinances peesed ~ comeu9e9s
With said petition, passed on The 18th ~ OF ~
A. u. 1905, and approved ~ the Mayor on ~
esme date. an election 10 hereby ordered ana ~
same will Be held in the town Of Co!tax: t1fsng
narinh Utate OF Louisiana. on TUESDAY the -
dsy OF August, 1905. At the polling booth N s9e
police Jury room in the court house located y
nd town to take the census OF the Op!nton %
TIE qualified electors Of the town u Colfex On
The natter Uf adopting Of re5eCtsug the pfoNss
s;ona 0f Act No. is Of the Acts Of the cs1erel
Xssem Sly Of the State Ut Louisiana for The ycaf
m q : chat. o. for the town Of Colfax uod1r
which tie said town may hereafter o. evserneu'
Printed ballots. shall b furnished 70 the con-
missionefs II election q said election ou wien
shalI BE- printed FOR the provieions OF Act v0;
lS6 Of l86e' ard "Aeainet the pfoyislocs o. Act
No Iss Of 18oe" Those voter who ore IN fevor
Of Adopting the provisions Of the end act ror the
rov ernment Of the town OF Colfnx Wall vote
therefor b. erasing the line beginning WITH -
word "Aglinst," and those votes vho are y -
vor Of rejecting the provisions Of tho said ~
for the government Of the town shall vote aes,nst
the ssr3e BY .srsains the line bssinirs with shs
The fcllowiue are hsrsby sppcirts ccmmiS-
Woodruf j. B. McKuight, and n. q. Jster clerk
oo'''A' A'''' '' J. p. LEWIS. Mayor.
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Proclamation bu the Governor
$3.50 Reward
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Whereas, official information has
been communicated to me that some
time during the night at May 30th,
1905. n crowd of men. whore names
are MT this time unknown. did, at
Selma, In the parish Of Grant, Loutsi-
ana. unlawfully fire into tIequarters
occupied by luborers in the employ Of
the Grant Land 4 Lumber Co., which
company controls and OpeT atcs ex-
tensive saw mill enterprises In the
aforesaid parish of Grant. atiM
Whereas. 1t appears that at the
time Of the suld shooting the labOrers
aforesaid were In peaceful pursuit oi
the occupa tions for which they had
been employed and to which they had
been assigned by the Grant Land &
Lumber Company, and had done
nothing to justify or excuse the as
sault upon them. ana
Whereas, IT appea ~ that said shoot
ing was an attempt at Intimidation
md to drive away said laborers from
the employ of said company and from
the country.
Now. therefore, I, Newton Grain
Blanchard, Governor III the State Ol
Ii louisiana, do tissue this, my prdcla-
mutton, calling on the law abiding
citizens of Grant parish to assist the
authorities In bringing to Justice the
parties who participated In the un
lawful acts aforesaid.
And by virtue of the authority il
me vested by law do hereby o1er
reward us follows, tO-wit:
The State of Louisiana will pay
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollar
| $3.50 .OO) for the Identification. arres
and con ictiOn of the men who com
pOsed the crowd that fired ON the Ia
borers in the employ of the Gran
Land and I.umler Company, Mt Se
ma, La, on the night Of May SOtn
b 1906, or who fired into or ut the quar-
\ ters occupied by them.
h Or the state will pay One Hundre
3 Dollars 500. 00l for the tientificatior
9 arrest and conviction Of any one I
! s,,id crowd.
!. This offer OF reward to remain !
. fun force and effect for u period OF 81
q months from this date.
Given under my signature anu q
: zeal Of the State of Louisiana. ut Il
CITY Of Baton Rouge, this 9Th day
N June, A. ID. 1900.
= NEWTON G. BLANCHARD,
Il Governor of Louisiana
!. BY the Governor:
\ EUGENE j. M'GlVNEY,
s - Asst. Secretary OF state.
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}. H. MCCAIN
httorneu-dt-bdU,
MONTGOMERY, Ia.
Will attend al courts at Colfax.
SUCCESSION SALE.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant, State Of Louisiana.
Succession Of Emile Chelette. deceased,
M 6O1

Grant, SCato Oh AOusssanu'
Of Emile Chelette. deceased,
No. SCI.
Notice 10 hereby given that BY virtue
Of an order of sale issued out Of the hon.
orable 18th Judicial District Court FOR
Grant parish, State Of Louisiana, on July
81 ct. loO6. directed 10 and empowering
me. A. Morat Bills, 10 administrstor cf
the estate Of Emile Chelette, deceased, in
order to pay debts, 10 0ell the stock OF
goods in the store Istely kept By him, l
will offer tor sale to the last and highest
bidder between the hours prescribed by
law, beginning ct 10 o'clock q. N. and
continuing until the sale 10 completed on
SATURDAY Aug. %, 1900.
at the storehouse near Bills station N
the parish of Grant, all the stock OF
goods in tho said store, consisting Of
iewelry, notions, prints. flanuels, nuns
yelling, ginghams, damask, plaids, shirt
ing, lawn, dress goods, calico, cottonade
sheeting, Jeans, cambria, sattoen, pereal
olRaudy. muslin, domestics, casmere
hats. chow cases, fixtures. etc, being thu
property Of the estate OF Emile Cheleete
deceased, which has been inventoried al
the sum OF eight hundred and seventy
one dollars and seventy five cents.
Terms Of sale cash for not les than tn
inveneoried price.
Administrator OF said Estate
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First Open Cotton Bolls.

The first open cotton hollis Of the
seasOn were sent to the Chronicle
once on last Tuesday, August 1st.
by three different perHons. The hrst
was sent In by Mr.. J. H. McNeeIy. and
came fro1n the field Of Hennie Reed. q
cOlored tenant ON Mirabeau planta-
ton. The second open boil ofcotton
to reach us that day was brought IN
by Mr.. A. NJ. Hale. OF ward two, ana
was taken from his field on Mr.. y. ~.
Pugh's place. The third to reach tn's
Office was from Geo. Wilkins, 'snegro
living ON Mr.. McNeely's plantation.
Mr.. r. &. Bush telephOned rs from
Paramount ON Monday that ne al
40 had the FIRST open cotton, but AZ
yet it has not been received at this
ONCE,
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The progress of yellow ieverin New
Orleans has been regularly reported
by the boarc Of health In that city
from its first authenticatiOn. Two
Italians took sick on the evening Of
July l3tb and were officially examined
and posted ON the 18th. The mOrtu-
ary report for the week published on
SATURDAY, July 22d. In the Daily
Statea, the official organ Of the city.
contained deaths from yellow lever.
The rppurt published Ivy The States.
July 18th, showed q deaths from vel
low fever for the week ending on that
day. Under the circumstances there
was nothing remarkable In the RAD
itlity with which the malady spread.
The board found the fever confined
to the section Of the city In the neigh
borhOUd Of the French Market, where
a great many Italians IRE congregat-
Ell. In this dense population 1t ap-
pears thmt the StegOmia moequito
must have tnOculated fully hum
dred persons by the time the authori-
| ties got tn work tn control ana con-
| Hne the fever. This looks like an al.
most hopeless task. but the city ano
state board OF health claim that II
can Ike done. We have great faith IN
their ability to control 1t In large
measure, II not to stamp It out alto
vether. In any event there u very
little probability of All epidemic, auct
ma some panic stricken people Wildly
fear.
One case of fever has developed a
| Runkie. an Italian who came IRON
Now Orleans; one lease at Alexan
1ria. also said to lie n refugee; ant
one or two cases at Shreveport, al
rrpOrted from New Orleans.
In view Of the fact that 3O,O o
10000 people from the great JOO.W
pupufation I'm the city OF New vi
leans have scattered themselves al
over che country In the last ten days
the development of these cases IL no
J at all remarkable. 1t is, however, n
; cause for great alarm. Those case
/, will I've confined. treated and cure
, right where they are. and no furthe
fevers will lie accustomed by them.
: Th ,sc people who like Gov. Va
> tlaman, OF Mississippi. fOoliehly thin
! that the New Orleans board Oh healt
! does not publish the true statemei
: of conditions In that city, are grea q
q lacking In Information as 70 the e
actnesx and correctness with WHO
e those reports are made. The 0octo
= who make these reports have no q
y sire but to carry out the wishes
= the business men OF that city. whit
y ~ that the exact truth shall alwa.
I I've known. This has been their VII
e and demand for the last fifteen year
y and their people and physicians Il
not afraid to meet the condition
& because they have faith In the sc'e
n titic treatment of the day. They !
n lieve they will win, ana We belle
I" so, too.
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CONSTABLE SALE,

CONSTABLE SALE.
Justice Court, Ward 7, Parish ct
Grant. State OF Louisiana.
r. L. Carushan 70. n. E. Perfect.
BY virtue Of . writ OF seizure and sale
Issued ont of the above court 10 the
above entitled suit, have seized and
will offer for sale IN the town Of New
Verde, La, between the hours prescribed
BY law for judicial sales on
THURSDAY. AUG. II. 1908,
the following property. seized - proper
~ Of the defendant, to-wit:
2 bed steads.
1 center table.
] rocking chair.
stove.
Terms Of sale cash. subject to apprsise
ment. Il. w. hODtEfsc.
Aug. 1, 1905. Constable Ward Z.
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Mr.. 8. Goodwin. who was here on
Thursday from Morris, reported to
az that Mr.. JnO. Gray, OF the owe
Branch settlement. met with quite a
serious accident one day last week.
He was getting out ties for the new
railroad, building through the centel
OF the pafish, and accidently split
his foot open with his axe. cutting 9
cash half way his foot. The wound
is considered u serious one, as It II
feared that blood poison Will set In
MIR. Gray has been having high ievel
since the accident. aud our inIOrman n
stated that some ufseastness was TEL
for him by his family. Wehope how
ever that nothing serious VIII COM
of the accident, and that Mr.. Ora!
will soon be able to attend to hi
| duties.
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A Sample wild Ru,nor.

Tumminello Brothers. the Wen
known Italians doing business IN
COlfax, have been greatly annoyed
for the past week by inquiries ana
ATTACHMENTS that the Italian who died
with yellow fever mt Bunkie last
week. was a relative Of theirs. and ON
the way to this town. The man VINO
died mt Bunkie was named Nunes
Messina, and they say he was no rel
alive of theirs. they did not know
him. and never heard Of him before.
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o,t yourna otto gO Hhs ytan sfnfs sgriun


The citizens of Montgomery were
treated to n delightful musical last
Friday night, July 18th, by Mrs. M.
T.. Mccain and her music class, which
was enjoyed by a large and apprecia.
tive audience. The music class Ola
Justice to the occasion ana to their
teacher, who takes great Interest In
her pupils and IL earnest and seaI0us
in her endeav0r to impart to her
class the proper touch and love Tor
music. The program rendered 10 as
follows:
Chorus, Mothers Hymn to Me-
Duet, "Lickner." Misses Mildred and
Myrtle Ethridge.
Solo, .Sunny South Waits" Miss
Lenu b. Mc('ain.
Duet. "Mama's Waltz" Miss Alma
Curry and Master Owen Wardlow.
Solo, moonlight Reverie," Miss
Bertha Harrison.
Solo, Angels Dream" Miss Edible
Fitz. :,
Misses Bertha Harrison, Willie Shaw,
and Lena Bee Mccain.
Duet, .'Papa's Waltz" Misses Alma
Curry and Lena Bee Mccain.
| Duct, ''St. Geo. Promenade Misses
Myrtle and Mildred Ethridge.
Solo. "Strains from the Mountains
Miss Myrtle Ethridge
Duet, 'Sleigh Bells" Misses Bertha
Harrison and Lena Bee Mccain:
Solo. Medley" Miss Mildred Eth
ridge.
/ Duet. "March," Miss Lena Bee bic
Cain and Master Owen WardlOw.
Duet. "StOrm King" Misses Ebbi'
Fitx and Myrtle Ethridge.
Chorus, 1.-THE Song that / Hear II
nv Dreams" by Class.
Duet, "Orange Blossoms" Misse
Lena Bee Mccain and Bertha Harrl
son.
The following are the names Q
those who received rewards Of merit
, tO-wit:
LOWER GRADE.
Master Owen wardlow, for dill
|. gence and ncatness In musical writin
book.
Miss Alma Curry, for applicatio
|. and sight reading In method.
MIDDLE GRADE.
= Miss Bertha Harrison, prise IL
: punctuality and application.
MISS IL. d. MCN<tsos iOs
!, musical writing book and sight real
: Ing.
Miss Myrtle Ethridge, for genie
!, department and accuracy Of tone an
h touch.
UPPER GRADE.
: Miss Mildred Ethridge, prize Tor e
- ecution and neatness In Harmon
!. Tablet.
e Miss Edible Fitz, medal for succe
= In musical thchnic.
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Bids for the building Of two bridges
across Bear Greek and Indian Creek
on the new road beginning at d. Nor
ris' place and running by g: Il. Trar
ccy's and Timers place, VIII be re-
ceived by the COMMITTEES at the Bear
Greek crossing on Saturday. August
q. 1905. All bids must be within the
$3.50 appropriation made by the POI
lice fury. The right ID reserved 10
reject any and all bids.
J. NJ. ULMER.
Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
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Fsirmount, La, Aug. 2, 1905. !.
Az Presideht Of tie Police Jury OF
Grant Parish. and acting for said body
by authority OF the Law, quarant'ne Is
hereby declared against the City Of Alex
dria, Parish Of Caddo, and all other In
fected districts.
No person from any Of the above quar-
.nt,ned parishes will be permitted ia
come into the Parish OF Grant. unless ne
has 4 oertificate from q member OF the
Bosrd Of Health OF such parishes o!
places that he has been 10 non-iniec!oo
detention camp, under the supefviao1
of such health officers TOR period OF Yer
(10) days next preceeding the time ~
OFFERS TO enter the parish.
mo. RANDOLPH, :.
Pres. Grant Parish Police Jury.
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The public Is aroused to . knowledae
of the curative merits OF that great med
;cinal k,uic, Electric Bitters for sick etom-
ach. liver and kindneys. Mary II. Wal
ters. Of SAG St. CLAIR Ave-, Columbus o..
writes: aFor several months l wss given
up to die. I had fever and ague, my
nerves were wrecked: Iscould not sleep,
aud nv stomach was 90 weak from use
lees doctors drugs, that ! could not eat
Soon after beginning to take Electric BIT.
ters. obtained relief. and IN 9 short time
! was entirely cured. Guaranteed at the
Crescent drug store; price 5oc.
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cntar4h Cannot be Cu6o0
with local applications. 10 they cannct
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter-
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cnre is
taken internally. and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halle
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine
1t was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sicians IN this country for years and is 2
regular prescription. 1t 10 composed o.
the best tonics known. combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting dlrectly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfecs
oomI,inatiou OF the two ingredients y
what produces such wonderful results IN
curing Catarrh. Send for testimoniaii
free. F.J. CHENEY q Co., Props,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price Zoe.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Program, Of PARISH Teachers As
SOa.iatiOn.

The following is the program oil the
Parish Teachers Association. for the
eastern district, to I've held at POLLOCK,
La, August IL, 1908.
Invocation. by Rev. Lantrip.
Roll call and responses.
Statement of one of our most seri-
ous difficulties.
Discussion of some of these difficult
ties.
Reading of minutes. =.
"The Moral Status OF the Teacher"
Rev. Brian. :,
Teaching" B. ID. Fletcher. :,
GLOW to Interest the Little Folks"
Miss Maud TisOn. ;,
Joel NJ. Durham. >,
"The Duty Of Patron to Teacher.
j. q. Exell.
"How to Teach Reading to Begin
ners." Miss Vienna Fletcher.
"The Summer Normal as Tram
ing School," NJ. H. Nugent.
General TRANSFORMATIONS we may
Improve the Country Schools, leo
by Miss Pinckard.
"Why We Should Attend the Lou
isiana State Normal" Fulton O'Qu'n
"How to Reach the Heart oI .
Bow" Miss Caldwell.
General How u
Teach Writing" led 10y Miss Hargis
Interest We Should Manifest !!
Parish Teachers Association" ). W
HOneycutt.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
All teachers are urged to attend tn
meeting, and everybody 10 cordial.
Invited To be with ms and take par
In the discussions.
BY order Of Superintendent Warner
MRS. IDA H. BOATNER.
President.
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The arm OF McManus 4 Wallace. do
inc busipees 1t Verda, Ia, has bocn dis
solved by mutual consent. the business
being assumed by d. II. Wallace. who
will continue 1t the old stand and assume
eli liabilities, and H. A. McManus with
drawing from the 6rm.
This August /. 1905. ,,,c
H. A. McMANUS.
1mx D. H. WALLACE,
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DIR. Fletcher Thrown by u Horse
and His Arm Broken.

DIR. w. A. Fletcher, OF Poland, was
brought to this city to-day for medi-
cal attention. His horse threw him
ON Wednesday evening. fractu ring his
left arm near the elbow. DIR. Fletcher
en- me from verda. La. and had located
MT Poland only a few days before the
accident. He was accompanied 90
this city to-day by Messrs A. b. Guy
mes and Chas. Smith.-Town Iaik
July 9Th.
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New subscriptions Received

New SUBSCRIPTIONS Iteccivett'
A representative OF the Chronicle
spent last Saturday, sunday and
Monday on the Ebeneser camp
ground, and while there had the good
fortune to get In eight new subscrib.
era. several renew ais, and several
dollars worth of job work. The
benuty about the new subscribers ie
that MI paid cash except one, and
that one hauled out ~ TILL, ana
couldn't get 1t changed. Inc new
subscribers are rs follows: b: r.
Woods & Sons. J. W. Deem. N: A.
Motley. X. NJ. Horn. j. G. Mitchell,
re. johnson, d. o. Morris. and l. b.
LaCroix. Renewals were handed IN
by B. A. FOrtson, w. o. Harrison
II. v. Mccain, and d. l. Payne.
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is the saving from death. OF the baby
girI Of Geo. A. Eyler. Cumberland, Md.
He writes: AT the aae OF II months, our
little girl was in declining health. With
serious Throat Trouble. and two ply
sicians gave her mp. We were almost IN
despair, when We resolved to try. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. The first bottle gave
relief; after taking four bottles che was
cured, aud il now In perfect health:
Never fails to relieve and cure Q cough
or cold. At Crescent Drug Co; SOC and
81 90 guaranteed. Trial bottle free,
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Ola Are, Feebleness. lnslrnnisy.
Nothing is 90 good a Browns Iron Bit
tors for aged people. It renews tho
strength and energies. Mrs. Mary A.
Edwards, Yoakum. Tex writes: Il have
been wonderfully benefited by Browns
Iron Bitters. it seems to give me new lie.
/ told my doctor it had prolonged my
life, being now eighty-three years OF
age" Sold by Valley drug store.
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An extra session Of Congress 10 To
be called by the President before the
regular December sitting. In order 90
dispose of the Isthmue canal cOmpn-
cations, and some other matters
that It Ia thought will require con-
adorable discussion.
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In the Southern Sentinel OF July
2Sth the Colfax Chronicle is crediteti
with a ten line squib which never ap.
peared in these columns. That pao
Grammar and vapid comment did
not eminate from this once.
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Notice Of Final PROM.
Land Once ct New Orleans, La

July 81, lSO0.
Notice is hereby given that the
named settler has flod police
81 HE intention to make final p9ooe in
snnport of his claim, and that sdid proof
vii be made before Clerk OF Court at
Colfax. La, ON Sept 80. 1906. viz:
EMMA e. PRINCE,
n. e. 2l,l50 for the E q OF 8 e u. Sec.
"a. Tp 8 n, RAW. La. Mer.
He names the following witnesses TO
orove his continuous residence upo0 and
cultivation OF said land. VIZ: z. e. Tor.
nv. OF Ada. La, Winborne Houieoutt. Of
Ada. L., Jesse Coleman, OF Morris, La,
and Columbus Coleman, Of Morris.
WALTER L. COHEN,
.n5 Register.
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Mr.. Richard Newton, OF Black Greek.
was in town on Wednesday, having
come In to see something about hts
homestead, he being on one of the
odd sections about which there 10
conflict with the railroad company.
We understand that number OF the
settlers propose to assert their rights
to hOmesteads, and will take pleasure
in giving them all the aid we can.
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y. E. Dewitt,

N9rda, Ia,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agent
and Notary Public.
Quick sales and lest prices for Az
r,cultural and Timber lands. All sue
sions carefully Investigated. Most
reliable fire insurance companies III
the world represented. Questions
answered promptly.
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AGENT FOR U. s. CLAIMANTS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-22

lotto visited at Guy Tobey's over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Appfemans school In No.
closed last Friday. Those present
every day were Mabel Hopkins. Felix
Jodoin. Walker Degree. Harrison
Pierce. Merriam Tilley; all but ono
half day, Lena TAFT; all but one day.
Harry Russcll.--Miss Appleman and
Miss Mildred Partch have gone to
Round Lake, N. v. to visit Miss APP
plcman's parcnts.-Dr. II. Il. Han
son intends giving up his practice
here in August. when he and Mrs
Hanson will go to Egypt and enter
a hospital there for the practice of
their professions, Mrs. Hanson taxi
ing up her former occupation of nurs-
inE.-Mrs. Il. u. 1sham is spending n
few days In Burlington.-Tom Perry
and Hollis Childs of Burlington are
visiting at Daniel Patricks.--NIrs. C.
J. Russell and daughter. 1lenc, of Bur-
lington are spending the week at NJ.
r. Rcmington's.--Mr. and Mrs. Bur-
ton Kenyon have n daughter, born
Tuesday, June 2O.---Orson Kenyon was
quite sick Tuesday with heart trou-
blc.--Robert Montgomery. who was
quite sick last week, is better at this
writing.-The Hinesburgh band gave
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Reed royal scre-
made Tuesday evenng.--An Eastern
star lodge is to be organized here In
the near future.