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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

ciresnasti. o. De- 1t.-R ockrooa,
the pslatisl sra hisfsrie home 81 the
Xongworsh lastly, svss which Miss Aales
HocsarslE- - 1be wife 81 The conxress-
maH, VIII sepn reign il = vsrstahls KrT
gallery.
Priceless portraits Esd rxnTases sarrn
tbs walls. Second snly 70 the fsmous
eoIlsrtiofls n paintings are the tapes
tfies and erssns&l rugs.
Joseph Inngwprtb Ersndtather At
NSch0las L.engwDrsh wfbn VIII wed ths
Prssiasrsa danghter. vns an art esa-
noisseur If international reFutzticn- Ne
founded and endowed thr Cincinnati An
AcsdsnsY. ard sst aside f1r in use nszE-
III 100000 In iana rents and other in
vestmeIts.
EfH hsd The mcst ramp5rte esIieesSnI
Of Mssss0His<s In the rsrl4. and HassE
Of tiesa stail s6ern Ike rails Of E0rk
wood. The fsmSm Redwood art psf
fery hsr< WIS fsaaded by the Loag
worfhs, aaA they kslvd " sitter tsssr|
old honss.
Nicholas Lnngserts, ths prsssns Nib
olss L.an9NoEihs xrs4t srandfssh~v
came 10 xlnssisx iren Knfixnd vhaa
Cincinnati was merely lsaAing plAcs|
Ga Tie Caais river He sScnred great
tracts 81 lAnd which il now The hssxt
|of Cincinnati. ard l.i1 the feuAassxs&
of the family fortune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

TfFT~
Wasbington. Dec. is Senator Bur
lows, AZ chairman Of tire committees
ii privileges And elections, hsa annogne~
III that he wilt 9pen thu SHaOot inq'siry
fter the neg year, ard he lnakas II
eEeax that II he had hss wsy SnpVot
sepld be exesaded he action Of tbs
slt Lake conference in Sustaining ~
sph h SiasEA, apDstle L-ynaaa and pthef
asomed poiygaaiets sinea Congress last
adjourned il pointed ON - sYideiRa III
lhe stissnee VI aBy fepenfant attitude.
Considerable interest attaches 70 tie
iedieasiou II kggalton, VI, On tho nd
asst. tie haDdredth anniversary ~ tAe
birth Ut Joseph Saith. 81 i monument
aaFking Tie Agpt This affair il ii
aiaFge ii The Salt Lake people who have
aat even Invited the descendants u Je
ssph smith % hs present beeaass Of
kAeir attachment 10 Tie Old MoFm0n
lEkaHizatiOn with headquarters All -
Neni, lo.g wElssh W strongly aati polyg
alNgss Ia teaching. Ihess Mgr8lDiss.
sling themselves Latter bay Saints. "
are an important factor politically N
two counties Of ciqse district IN lowa
and they will doubtless have s0nle ia.
assnee Oh stnstnr nolliYer. who VIII
Hfsbobly be appointed To oae VI the "a
eassies 81 TIE counties Witch il hear
Ing Tie sneoI ease. The purpose Of
she senate Republicans i adverse 10
Burrows programme, They prefer e
baYN ts,A matter lng along ii committee,
pslAaps ss long Al YAo0tsa tsfm lasts.
Bat without actually excluding him.
smoct himself resenis this plan, sub
eetisg him 10 constant expense, as il
dees Ia defending bis right u seat.
ina il ID pfsAie "a that he will before
many months take somewhat scnsa
sIopsl method q demanding that YER
DICT ia bis case be rendered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
OLD FLAG HOUSE SOLD.
s Miilion Stockholders Buy the Historic
Property

Philadelphia, a)ee. ss TEA little Two
sfeFy bnek structure At no, 239 Area
stfeet. known - the old Flag Hoass
where Betsg Ross dssigaee Amesi
san flag, hes been purchased IN tia
Government Final payment On tEie
Naaslsssg sas Hn6e Yesterday. There
ass 4 feiiiien stockholders " W. prop
eFtY, living IL every State IL the UnioN.
Shares were sold IL tsu cents apiece
The historic hease will bs turned over
70 tba Feieral fsaFeEpsaent ssith appHe
essat~ ceremonies on JHme ri the anns
yeFssFy of TIE biFtt III HE afaeric@n
rag President Roosevelt #lgl be invited
ta participate b fie exercises fhe PA
chase price 81 TIE house vas s25,ooe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
WOMAN REFUGEE TELLS
or HoRRInLE TREATMENT.
Says Russian Rioters We're Mad With
Vodka, ana Murdered Women
and Children with
Hsgonets.

Chicago, H., Dee, ia. -aHer hair pre-
maturelg graz Aef fsea haAd with auf-
fefissg, MAS jon gana atAin, / Russian
gefng#a, rasehsA fuieAgo Thursday. She
sad her tive asEiareA weat nnsoathad
through tts haFTms ~ massacre Nov,
i, Al KFsmsMss8, HaaF Oaaass. One
handsd EAd Aftg Jews we're killed and
many mora wounded
Mrs rtssa - hss ckildFeH were lila
den fer hsSaes eaasx feather bed in
"a attic, whils fhe FistHrs vent through
thsir quarter Of Ne city, pillaging, slaB,
ing. burning and ravishsng
II AL aesnaa horrible DREAM said
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
FOR ISLAND RAILWAYS.
Philippine Construction BIDS Opened At
Washington.

Washington. %. q, Dec. ID. Bids
were opened yesterday 1t the insuIar
bureau Of the war department for con.
customary grants TO ho made ny the
Philippine government for tho oonstruc-
tlan, main enanes and opasatioA 0f rail.
saaas ~ the Philippine islanda, AZ provid.
I'd ~ act Of CunHeas Il Is estimated
that these railway lines win have an
aggregate mileage 81 about 1888 miles.
This eompaektaan was restflaed to Ia
dividuala ard co partnerships at The
uxated States ar Phillt aine Islands.
The proposals provided that hidA wculd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

Weak Lungs are q constant soHres
81 danger and one cannot be- too care-
fEf during Eilts trying wfntaf weuzh9r
Fspple are altogether tno prnne e uag-
lert what they term a little cold
1zlis colo is very often the forerufzter
81 death. From a. little bpics X De-
Fsleps lnte & biz one. and then follow
Nerlous complications. r. cough starts
IN tbs tnrpat no particular attention
Is patd - this. bat il goes ca slowly
but surely getting il it dsanlg work.
The cough gradually aas1onds Until X
tastenE itself upon the 1un9x and
then for fhe first tsuas the vfctisr bs-
gins ~ realizs his danger. Unless en-
erEstic action y tazen tIix cough will
Develop TITO oDnsu1np ti0n.
Cod Liver OIL has long been rncag-
Nized ~ medical asshEriflae ss fhs
1nost efficient rlmssy Ia Throat nna
Lang dlt1eaitieJ. u Aaassfs EmHl-
sion you get lie pure1s Nnr3@sisn Cod
Liver on aMnbinsd with Extract "
MAlt There is nc ingre8jart IN A2-
gess Emulsion thai l. not u bene1t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
BR0OKFIELD.

The funeral OF y. Z. Bixby, who died
Thuraday night, will be held tomorrow
Sunday afternoon al one o'clock. Mr..
HiAby was q years oil age. lie leaves
two sons and two daughters by bis
iIras wife, who was mary Ann HoYeys
His second wife, Lydia A. 1rask, sur
wives him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

Colorado River Il Threatening Great
Destruction.

Sacramento Csiy lDee fe.g n. LIP
pSnspst' photographic engineeg. and q
r 6fanskys engineer, have reported e
Coy faFs4se khe ecAaifieu Of the Colo
gaso riser " very serious Nearly aA
IF the river has NAV tie eAaapsl aud
u flowing thfeAgb the Imperial ealael.
which s9s been Ti4sae5 feam 20 feet
q 800 feet, ard wafer j. ppafipg late
sssltoH Sink
Eesas wateF il being divegted into
NDaeApsc laAess WITH asless stees aFs sat
"a % strengthen III bsnlSs u fAie Mles
fbe water vii food Imperial s2lley sud
gesals IL unteid dlssster Tie py9perty
threatened sltss De- @seiion il Worth nail
Iona
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
0uTcLAssED lem.


The Eurskas nutolnassd the Students
lasl eRening and aefaatea them hg three
straight stgingas Thu game was alto
getheF toe onn .aiaad 10 &c interesting.
Smith had high single string score 81
Ras and Walsh had high three string
total al 66G. The score
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
STRUCK cM "A REEP

sF6ansalp AnEIgeQn LES Q ! Fefy FeTll'
Gus Position.
Norfolk, Va nec 10 During a iieFee
coast STERN tisa Belgian steamship Anti
econ, ~ ETA tons lumber laden. bound
IRON Mobile, Ala. - ffanee, Wis driyap
ashore Al o'clock yesterday morning
aa8 NOV lies ID a pe,ilons position on q
reef n miles aoiisb d Little Inland lie
saving station
The lift asAfA have succeeded lt
shooting ifa ines from shore 70 The
vessel, which is some distance 81 and
hawser has been rugged for bringing
ASHORE the ceW in the breaches buoy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
ARE YOUR LUNGS
EASILY AFFEcTE1


Is the nvstem. II 1t<f ziHoNz lfllsf
dAately and 1ls results ara cerfaan
Rsstaras Vitality and Strsnrsh'
Nias Nellie Nolan Of 2ysenuse
nfitea I naps Deen 1t4f s-4 -.
II srar fszlr1 { lung diEeze4t-y nES IS
(. F,,eat zrnpkrt Of nzs<leiHt fna
under lbs Gre ~ se*sr1i fnyNelnn ss
XIV l rss kxsc alstera ~ nzs br0zAsx fraz
TIC dreae eiseaDs v lsiAsunFs:st'a -. ~
vT4au tie 5optnrs gave MS ~ fA@bfu-
sholld f1zI1w then W 1be rnyAEAf = ~
81 me disease. 1 xz8 <Arrtaiy rra ursa
walrtst. raarraiy yelzAsur ~ penHszz
tocE NQss1 ; Ez0gIG.sN x4< - once he8sz
Is axpar3enas relief - sEst xfrrne1n =
new wul4h lAB pounds - etner nAnoi staI
ootsla Aara 6aHg IA u8icA Ter NY z1MSb
kE sure, zad ] eag rseezz s1sEe = NslhS1'
Aeaitn flpE-
START t1kinr Nasss's HMusior e
day. Don4 watt Nrs1fl 70 zerrpw- q
that nsssr eonse Dpr't wait unn
ycn- cole hAg dsveHeBst infs -
dreed Eisanna. C1ans pEivn. MzEs~'
DrauiEisn will help fsa 40 srrefT q
the xnn viii riEs sa lis naorrew
x~ -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16
Te cure ! co,s i One Dav

Take LAXATIVE BROM0 Quinins Tab
Ists. Druggists refund money ii ii fails
t. s4rs e. W. GROVES sisaAsufs Ii
On each bex. tsc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

fog more than bali century our
family haze been making medieipes.
i i oar business 70 make nedicines
and We mske il oar business TO make
tae best medicines.
HOOD 4 Sarsapanta, which has mode
our nasae famous throughout he world {.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

Father 1Ahn'a Medieine has done Won
aeFa IN Hy tamlly, Building up the chill
dlea aad ksapiag iAem veil (isgned)
= ] MefNFthy, So Nassau atrsei, Hos.
ton. Maas,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

We the undersigned, do hereby agree
70 refund tha money on A s1scant bottle
Of fifssns's WarTsmted Syrup "a Tar ii
also Euarsnferr asTcent bottle to prove
Satisfactory Of money refunded.
8nD Cross PHAHHAeYs Z A. pRsvS,
G u KRAbeaeE 8 Co. y. = DAVIS,
A AfbAWoEfE. q A MeAHTHuR,
n III. MILna a CO., MfA1tHTER mos,
q. n. N1wAMlss u. a., EuMMiNH,
j " FAAAhkfKR.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16


is only one q many
medicines eepaSl j
merltorions which
Rae made By W With
. view 10 giving yov
more for yoprinenfs
than you cen ge
elsewhere
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-16

Each one of these medicines is I've
pared - The Light u a thosopgh kpowi
edge ~ the diseases and ailments il j.
irten6ed 70 ease, and the medicinal
SCENTS most euccessfUi 10 the treatment
ere 20 proporeiopea and combined ip it
~ ID obtain the boat results possible, 80
ehat fhe Saying. II Made by Hood
lie Good Is July justified
G.. 1. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13

"BulIy' Mcadpws, a ,olprod boy
yet ~ his teens. conceived 4 new
method II coon hunting one day
las, Wc,k, but he was the 'cpDn''
that yo' caught lie gphbicd tYp
fine loDkIu2 hides from the butcher
shop 81 Mason " Price aud walked
oyci 10 y e. iIardy's shop and
sold them Mr Hardy became
suspicious after the purchase and
phpuc@ Na,pn b Price 10 knpw #
they were shpf, on cppn skins This
''ici the coon put of the sack a.
Ma,rn found hIs hides two ahy on
'Io,c investigation
ron>'ablr Nprclan At tAis stage,
instituted another "'cppn hunt IN
winch he landed a ''Eully' 2ppd
one vino urarly jumped put Of hi,
hide "hcn the oMccf uabbcd him
',HulIy' wa, taken b'ipIc Jus
ticc VI Clifton and as there wa
q prcpnnd,laucc plcvidcn'c and,wp
com hIac, against him "Hully''
wiIlcd, and f., npw serving "a >Izty
dag sentence ~ JAIL thir,y dayr for
each ,DDu hide.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13

"Chuubrria g., 5 ptuhci ldyrr Itb
lets nae t." Lras thing fur stomach
trDublcs and constipation ! hhw ever
ryid. snYr y tu,iHau, " drnYplF' 81
Pom" yill. Mioh They ne ehsy 10
axe and nlwaia give rntufciDD,
t"Il my customers ~ try them aud II
not satisfactory 10 come htrl, and yet
he = mDnry. nut h,y" never md a
complaint Pyr sal, w. 4 + AluEil,i
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13
or Sale.

jGJ'n"r" farm near ITurtor uu the
bt'Ps ry"r, "ih ~ Hcrr, IN "HItV,.
No ana aver bD 'Dnuy bnruy trli
ir"'s -" mpr. yrmrnth "u' stat 81 (.
grDd thir" rpom iUu"hid nhs amin
on buiid nph - so - Y nod dulich we 4
FDi ItIlCr me- w.itr
tLo EAihs rr,c ~. $40,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13

Nj no u"r has brru - tutrrrr for
unny }rar trom IIruurIieui anyn IS a..
II iipYnrd ~ 80 b,ud Penn. ylynuia
~ times rIic wan uraL e. ~ m,yr a.
all while al al tInee walking ~a,
pu.nfh / presented her win u hoilie
II tIImhr,laIn. ruuu Ehm and auer
u 'rv applications tbr drcId,I J. wh4
the in"rt wDud,riui pniu Ic,i"y-r hht
hrd ry"r trIcd, ~ Iart, she !. never
"iih"u1 L. up~ and 10 at ! TIME, All
81 wax M o"",pipnII tppi cniioi.
II fuu Balm Scoops sway the paIn
liIni rltr wac formerly trDnbi.i With +"
FYr Sh.r by 4 +. Nuu'<rl.
ia" highest award al III" St Louis
VOLTS fit "as pIyen - iIc Mems and
EDyb oliDca W. sell The r.ic,, Sho,
"a = irnmynd Enud II ,ou YEA,
Shoe, "sII good ones
lhMDrh t%LOInIn. 1iur-P
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13

~KaynuauYlIh' iIy"ry BON Phone ~,
b. sure ana 90 ptlctS on "iHtcl goods
st ,Ur I'aaIDUs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30

ALL signs go to show that
there will, within the rext year
or two, be considerable reduc-
ton in the rates charged by the
cold line" com panies for life in.
surance. The rates which have
obtained, it has been abundantly
proved by the Equitable disclos-
ures, and will doubtless be more
fully shown in the near future,
have been so high as to pile up
ii the hands of the officers of the
com panies enormous SURPRISES
which have been used, not for
the benefit of the policy holders,
but for the enrichment Of the
officials of the companies. The
policy holders prefer to invest
for themselves the great POI ton
of the margin over the actual cost
of insurance and a reduction in
rates, due to recent disclosures,
is inevita BILE.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
NEW TOWNS IN
NORTH DAKOTA
Extentions Of Great Northern
Railway Cause New Towns
to Spring Up.

The extensive railroad build
ing now being done in North
Dakota has brought tributary tc
railroad facilities an additional
vast area Of the rich agricultural
sections of northern and west
.ern North Dakota. The Great
Northern Railway is building a
mum Der of new extensions from
it's main line northWard notably
that of the Sarles extentinn ofthe
Edmore line, the Thorne exten-
sion running north from York,
the Maxbass extension running
northWestward from Towner,
and a further extension of the
Westhope line to Antler.
The building of these new
lines has brought into being
number Of new towns which are
fully described in pamphlet re
Gently issued by the Great
Northern Railway. By applica-
ton to Mr.. r. 1. h:tney, Pas
serger Traffic Manager, st. Paul,
MINI, copy of these pamphlets
ssNew Extensions in North Da
kota" or New Towns in North
Dakota : will be mailed to any
address.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
The Bicycle.

A few years ago everyone was
bicycle mad. Everyone that
could scrape together seventy
five or a hundred dollars bought
a bicycle and rode at every op-
portunity all over the city and all
through the country.
The bicycle craze was a good
thing. It did not cost the indi-
vidual much money and it gave
him, body and mind, a great deal
of most healthful exercise. But
it was a craze and had it's day.
The automobile craze is upon
us now but few individuals can
afford the automobiIe-few indi.
viduals, comparatively, will ever
be able to afford the automobile,
even though the years to come
bring about the inevitable reduc
tion in price.
There are very few individuals
indeed who cannot afford bicy-
Gle. Bicycles are now cheap
$40 to $25 will buy good one,
that will give pleasure, recrea-
tion and health.
Don't be satisfied with seeing
the same little bit of ground
every day. Get a bicycle and
circulate.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
however, are still doing an enorm.
Gus bushes Sand will probably be.
continued for many years to
come.

:
William ]. BRYAN is still a
great power in the democratic
party and he is unquestionabl5 a
greater power in the country to:
day than ever before. The prob
lens Of state which Mr.. Bryan
pondered have made him a very
different man from the Bryan of
1896, and if we had to have demo
cratic president, there could be.
none better than William J.
Bryan.
Cornell is entitled to yell.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30

WANTED-Good girl for general
homework. Good wages In
quire Alb American Ave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
official Paper Village Of Bemidji
SUBSCRIPTION SIS PER YEAR
A Timely Suggestion.

TIE suggestion made by a citi-
zen in these columns some DAYS
ago that the Business Mems
Club take up the matter of pro-
perly advertising Bemidii as a
summer resort is a timely one.
This is one of the most valuable
assests which Bemidji possesses
and there can be little doubt that
with systematic advertising the
mum Der of summer visitors and
pleasure seekers who come to
Bemidji can be doubled and treb.
bled every year until the city be-
comes one of the most famous
resorts in the country. Bemidji
has no other asset upon which it
can realize so quickly and abund.
antly.
It has been aptly remarked
that Bemidji's vices haye been
very thoroughly advertised and
that it is now time that an earn.
est effort be put forth to adver.
tise our virtues.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
Minnesota & International
In Connection with the
Northern Pacific.

PROVIDES The best train passenger
service between Northome, Funkiev
Blackjack, Bemidii. Wa1ker
and Intermediate points and Mime.
apolls, St: Paul. Fargo and Duluth
ana al! points east, west and south.
through coaches between Northoma
and the Twin Cities. No change
OF cars. Ample time at Brainerd
for dinner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30

The United States is gradually
closing up its land business. The
process, however, is a very slow
one and it will be several decades
before the end. Numerous
federal land off ces are showing
too little business to warrant
their continuance. The land
office at Marshall was recently
discontinued and it is rumored
that that at st. Cloud will shortly
be abolished while the existence
of the Office at Grand Forks is
but a matter of a few months.
The federal land Offices at Du-
luth. Crookston and Devils Lake,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30

it / ! | 9 COUNTRY { + r. ! !
Today is thirty for June
brides.
Pequot will celebrate. North
ONE too.
Wadena will make Bargain Day
a monthly feature.
Hibbing will hit few high
places on the Fourth.
Anoka's school enrolment was
just short of a thousand.
FELTON, bank cashier is "gone
with a handsomer woman.
Mildred and Merrifeld will
mix up with an umpire July 4.
st. Joseph catholic school at
Red Lake Falls graduates seven,
teen.
Grim yisaged war has raised
it's Wrinkled front is Clearwater
county.
Fargo IS having the time of it's
life trying to fire its superinten-
dent of schools.
The 500 is making tracks
across Marshall county at the
rate of two miles per day.
The Walker Pilot is convinced
that mosquitoes are optimists hav
ing noticed that they sing as they
toll.
| Between the hail storm and
the hail insurance fake the Red
River Valley farmer is in a hard
way.
The Moorhead Daily News re-
mem bers that twenty years ago
the postal law reducing postage
from three cents to two took eff
feet July 2.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY - Oren
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, 2:3O to 6 p, 10. Thurs
day Z to 8 p. m. also. Lii
hrary in basement Of court
House. Mrs. e. r. Ryan, Ii
brarian.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30
e g.. PIONEER e es
W., WANT COLUMN / Than
Try Pioneer Want Ad--1c a word
HELP WANTED.
WANTED-T The address of Louis
Nees. Pioneer office. \
WANTED hambermaid at the
Lakeshore hotel.

WANTED I'LL your wants
Nothing does it like Pioneer
want ad
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-30

The Moorhead Daily News re-
members that twenty years ago
the postal law reducing postage
from three cents to two took eff
feet July 2,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

me from your committees. announcing
the action you have taken in calling me
to be your pastor. hereby accept your
call and note with grateful apprcciat ton
its cordalitv and considcrate provisions.
When I shall have been dismissed from
the church whose care Of me has flour
ished again and again during nearly
twenty-One years and when I shall have
taken a period OF rest. l shall be glad
to become your fellow worker in the
kingdom of Cod | hope to begin
my ministry among you on the first Sun
day in March.
Two sayings Of ST. Paul. closely fol-
lowing each other. keep running in my
mind when I think OF the inspiring be-
cause cxacting opportunity set before
ministers in these days and particularly
of the opportunity offered to me in Bur
lington.
who Is sufficient for thenc things?'
and "Our sufficiency is of God" Another
word of the great apostle tells. 1 am
sure. what you would like to have
your minister do and set UP shining
mark which he would do well to heed for
instruction and correction. But as OF
sincerity, but as of God, in the sight
OF God. speak We of Christ"
'"rhc grace of our Lord Jesus Christ
be with you all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
HAIR TORN FROM SCALP.
Painful Accident to Agnes King ut
Queen city Cotton Mil.

Miss Agnes King the 17-year-od da,igh-
ter of Mrs. John King. who resides at the
corner of st. Paul and Howard streets,
was the victim of a painful accident at
the Queen city cotton mills last Thurs
day noon. few minutes before twelve
o'clock the girl. with other employees Of
the factory. was in tho basement pre-
pairing to go to lunch. Miss King had her
hair in her hands above her head and was
combins ii. a shafting which ran about
three inches above the girls head. she
being about feet 8 inches tall. runs in
the basement of the mill. The girls hair
became cntangled in this shafting and
was torn out by the roots and carried off
in the belt The girl raised her hand tn
her head and this action caused her to
iniure the ligments Of her left thumb.
Tho girl was frightened by the accident,
but did not faint. and assistance vas
rendered her by the employees in the vi
cinty. Among those who witnessed the
accident was her sister, Miss Cecilia Mr.
and Mrs. Durunt of St Paul street and
Mary Mixers.
Miss King went home and DR.. Prime
was summoned. lie made the following
statement Sunday regarding her in
iures: ION the left side of Miss Kings
head near the crown a section OF hair
about the size OF ones hand was torn
out by the roots. The scalp was looscned
all around the head down to the eye
brows. but was not broken because it was
pulled directly upwards instead of side
wise. Owing to the separating OF the
tissues in the head the blood has settled
all around the head down to below the
eyebrows. causing them to he black and
blue The ligaments in the girls thumb
have also been torn open and the thumb
is injured"
The patients condition yesterday was
comfortable and DR.. Prime expects
that she will recover il Inflammation does
not set in.
The mill officials claim that the girl
is wholly at fault for the accident as
the female employees are cautioned not
to allow their hair to become loose at any
time when in the mill.
Mrs. King is the mother Of eight chill
dren, Miss Agnes King being the thirl
from the oldest. The father died last sum
mer and the family is not in the best of
financial circumstances.