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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
2lomiral OeweY ON
Situotionen paa Soen.
AOmirnl 5oBOs Dilemma.
6ar Supanerne 8oab til a /
Dope ct afgpreube Slu82

,.0epspaper Gnterpriie 2lsiotias
ton" meb0eler fslgenOe llotdleIie af
2lomiral 8etpep. 6eIten fra 9lanila,
ON Siiuationen pdd Seen:
st df De betbOningsfulbeite Seilag,
ION bar paret leperet for Here 2tor,
e1 ioreitaaenoe / bet fierne 9Iten, og,
lig ben gprige gerben, iagttager jeg
Sti(lingen meo ben itgrite Snteresie.
Situationen er df ben melt ipGn6enoe
SnteresIe. Seq mda tilItdd. at je9 er
cppe 81. ; ON Ulorgenen for at ie efs
ter 8laoene. 2tGe Sgmanb er int
resIerebe; men jeg bar, muligOis, en-
nberligere Snteresfe, forOi jeg iclo
enqan9 bar itilet oberfor ct 8ilems
ma, Der lie bar uligt bet, ben japan
Tie 2lomiral 3ogo MI itdar oOerfor.
Qlngaaenbe, 6Dao Der bill ile, fddr
en6per gatte. Der sr iaa mango Vles
ninaer. iom Der er ,napdl eynerts".
90 min Wening er maaite itte bebre
enp andres, uoen for Ida 0iot, at leg
er libt 6eore tenbt meo be tomplitere=
be OmItanOigbeber, iom mad td9es
meo getrd9tnina.
Ultn Ger er en- 5ing. fborom afle
2(utoriteter sr eni9e, og iom ub.n
9pipl er rigtig, nemlia at ben rus
fiife 8laabe nummeriit og meO Sen
inn til tonnage % gep1bning er
ItGrtere enb ben idpauite. De bar,
ifdee 9dpporter. Here tun9e Sldgiti=
be. enb Sdpanerne, og bet mau ogiaa
erinores, at Der er not en- 5laa0e meb
Ire eller flere fpare Sti6e unber 9eis
% bill funne pare paa Scenen ON.
firing 40 8oge.
Iet tore Spergsmddl er: Gr bet
roobsli9t for 5ogo at mebe ben rus
iiiie Stprie og ooOe aft paa ct tort
Glag aa6en Ss2 Stan ban OoDe
8dbet af fine Slagiti6e2 Sat at
gioieitpenitp Dinber2
6po6 bill @irtningen bliDe for Ga
pan2 5pab ba angaaenoe aommus
nitdtionen mellem Sapun og Wandu=
rist2 Og ansaaenbe 5orit9rtning til
Qdnotropperne, ,9mmunition og 5ors
pIeiniu92
Deb minbre Sapanerne fan for
Ipare oeres transport oe 9dnblen
omtring beres egne Ger og / Rarbe
ben af BORT 2lrtbur, df bbub getpoz
ming pil iad beres OperdtiOner pad
QanOet og beres biOtil bunbne Sejre
bd DGre2 0eres 5luabe msbes af en-
5laabe, lom 2tntal af Stibe operz
gaar beres. gu er Spsrssmddlet:
6bab bill 9tomiral 3ogo gsre2
J1ogle Q(utoriteter ct lii6ejeli9e til
at tro, at 5ogo nil unogaa en- blrefi
te 3refning og ubIege be ipdgere
5artsjer / ben rusiiIte 5laabe, afs
flare bem ON gRatten, BRUCE fine Tor
pebojagere oe / bet baientlige BRUCE
famine 3attit, fom anbenbtes beb
port 9(rtbur.
Seq unorebe bengang oper, at Sds
ponerne life sit lige inb 6aOnen %
enbte Qlrbeibet ab en- Sang. Wlen jeg
er Iiben 6leben padltbelis unberrettet
ON, at ben japdnlte Qlbmiral babte
Itrift Srbre fra Wlituboen ON itte at
rififere 5abet df fine Slagifi6e. 9as
BET iunbe bengang babe bleDet fatdlt.
Gao benDttebe be BEN langTommere
Ulefobe og opnaaebe bet fdmme. Det
er life umuligt, at famine 3ottit pil
blibe anbenbt M. RimeligOiS fdar
pi life bet at pibs, fsr 9egiOen6eberne
laegsr 5upanernes @ampplan for
9aeen.
Seq ontaeer, at Togos 5ldobe cr
en- 6obn peo ben norbre Gnbe at
~. ey.....rz IT, =. a., Uarn~|aI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-21
Spger til neOiatte Yriier.

8i gar mobtcget mango gobe ptuis.
Bigger, iom life er Opfert / bort aa.as
Iog. Samme iaiges Ill neDIat pris,
IoaIange SpIaqet parer. priIsrnt er
nettO, oa Geqerne ienoes portofrit, til
OpIaget er ubfolat, ben Orbea. fom
8eitilIingerne inbIBber. Strip m,s
bet famine, inben bet ,r for ient.
D8egerne beftilles sftet Rumm.r.
317. Gn eommel 9anmurt8biitorie
for Mar 826-1157, olminbelig
talbet Rosfilbez z&rgnnifen. Oberz
lat fra Satin af 80. 8rebsborif.
80 Siber. 0ebiut fra 15c. til Sc.
318. Gpifober af bet banife 5olfe>
lib, TamIebe af s. 6. &obmann.
204 Siber OmiGag. Gebfat fra
SOC. til zoe.
319. Misfons Sorebrag af u. s.
8. 8robe Rdsmusfen. 344 Stz
Der OmIlag. g2ebfat fra $1,40
til Zoe.
32O. 8ibrug til Sans Ggebes og ben
grpnlanbfte Nlisfons 9iftori.
1721-176O = efter trptte og
utrbtte &itber af $. 80. Sen9er.
348 Siber OmfIag. gebIat fra
1920 til 50c.
321. W1tnbre Q(r6eiber. 5abrelanbs
ite 5orbOIO og Qtnlig9enber af Or.
6enrit g1itolai Glaufen. l1bgipet
efter bans 0BO af Or. Sobunnss
GIauTen. 788 Siber I OmIIag.
RebIut fra $500 til $1,O0.
322. Den Gbriftelige @isbeb, Qtpolo=
getiffe llnberfpgelIer meb ier!igt
6enipn til 6rants ,Spifem Der
@britIi6en gepiFbeit" af 6enrp
listing, Sognepref. 242 Siber
OmiIag, glebIat fra $1,20 til
SOC.
323. 8et Gbangelife airtelips, geu>
tib og 5remtib uf 0r. 6enrif Rifos
lai Glauien. Qlnben, af 6orfatte>
rem gennem og omarbeibebe, fors
B9ebe ilbgdbe. llbgioet efter bans
9eb. 2 ginb. 815 Sioer | Oms
flag. glebfat fra $2,40 til $1,00.
324. Sobunnes Gban9eIiet, 5Or=
toltet af Or. $. q. GlauIen. 422
Siber Smilag. Nebfut fra $2,40
til $1,00.
325. Gongofoben og @runbleggel.
fen af ben 5rie Gon9otat. Gn
geretning ON grbeibe. 6orifnins
Oa OpbugeIie uf 9enrp ID. Stuas
Iep. OOerYut af Otto Srminecr,
&uptejn / 5luaOen. Wleb ale
Sriginalens fore og fmua SGIus
itrationer, ftgrre og minbre Sort.
784 Siber / Omilug. 9lsbIat fra
$500 til $1,75.
326. 2ebpie airte. SIR og Ru.
Oeb s. g. Sprgenien. qerfonal>
biitoriIfe OptegnelIer ON @eiitltgs
beben og 2preItanben / 2ebeje =
Smprum 8aitorat, meb 6 9ineber
ubgibet meb unberitettelfe df llnt=
periitetet. 68 Siber Onlilag.
glebfat fra 40c. til 25c.
327. 8en Oanite 2anbsbpIfoIes 0is
itorie til 1848, df 8. &pcf. 116
Siber / Omilag. pris nebIat fra
35c. til 25c.
328. &riItelig 2ebIager. @n 5ors
maningsz pe Srpltebog for un9e
og ganle, af 2aurib 81. 9. Balls
Ieb, Sognepreit for Saarsleb Nae>
nigbeb pda SIM. 208 Siber |
Smilog nebfat fra 80c. til 40c.
329. g2p og prattilt 0brlegebog
Tom lGrer, 6borlebes Sunbmonben
fan 'tenbe og meb tibet betoitlig
Mibler let og iitfert 1elbrebe be
bos SeIte, 6orntbag 6uar %
Sbin utminbeligite forefommence
Sngbomme. SiIItge inbbolbenoe
Qtnoisning til be 8ogen fcres
ifrebne 2egemibIers Summenfets
ming. llbgaDe of 1876. 336 Sis
her | Nrnffnn 1ehfnf frn 60 40
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
MCCONNELL FILES PAPERS.
Wants Railroads ASSESSMENT
Raised.

Former Governor w. J. McConncll,
last Saturday, died original papers ID
the supreme court at Isolne, asking
for a writ Of review against the state
board Of equalization for the PURPOSE
Of reviewing its action in iilaklnk
assessments on railways Of the state.
Mr.. Mcconnell contends that the
board assessed the railways at only
one.eighth OF their cash value ii-
stead Of at their actual cash value, as
he claims. IS required BY the revenue
law.
The application recites that the
actual valuation Of railroad lines Id
Idaho is about sel, 100000 III the
aggregate, taking into account the
cost Of their construction and theft
earning capaclty, while the state
board has placed upon them 4 yaluc.
alton az only $lO,Gfs,7aO.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
N. ?. TO PAY TAXES.
VIII Redeem all Lands but Right
Of Way.

Inc Northern Pacific Railway com.
pany Will redeem all Kootenai county
property except the right OF way sold
for taxes In 1904 BY paying the taxes
of 1903 and 1904. Jay Sedgewlck,
assistant tax commissioner, instruct
ed the auditor last Friday to prepare
statement OF the lands and taxes
due, which will be paid by the com
pany as soon ds completed. Several
days work BY the auditor was required
as the property is covered by about
400 tax certificates on which interest
Is accruing at l8 per cent.
The action Of the company sur
prised the county officials as the case
involving the validity of the tax is
now pending In the federal court.
By paying the delinquent taxes the
railroad company will clear q cloud
from the title TO their lands and
render the land more salable. Two
years hence, il unredeemed, the land
would be sold al auction and tax
deeds given the purchasers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Don't Borrow Trouble.

It is a bad habit to borrow any
thing, but the worst thing you can
possibly borrow, is trouble. When
sick, sore, heavy. weary and worm
out by the pains and posons OF dys-
pepsia, biliousness, Bright's disease,
and similar Internal disorders, don't
sit down and brood over your symp-
toms, but fly for relief to Electric
Bltters. Here yon will find sure and
permanent forgetfhlness OF all your
troubles, and your body will not be
burdened by a load of debt disease.
For sale at DIR. f. Wenz drug store.
Price 50c. Guaranteed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
In SUPREME COURT.
Some Kootenai Cases Argued and
Submitted.

The case of the Humbird Lum Der
company against Kootenai county
and Robert 9. Thompson, as assessor
Of Kootenai county, was heard in the
supreme court at Lewiston Oct. 9Th.
This is case involving about S20,-
900 in taxes to Kootenai county. The
company contends that the 1903 as
sessrnent was too high, higher In
proportion than other property was
assessed. After the assessment was
made the board of equalization grant
ed small reduction and the lumber
company appealed from the action Of
the board OF equalization TO the dis
trict court.
Here the case was heard, but
though the court is said to have
lntimated to the company's attorney
there would be a reduction granted
the judgment was never signed be-
cause or q decision handed down
about that time that the action Of
the board OF equalization could not
be appealed from.
The company seeks reduction Of
over $4,000. c. w. Beale of Wallace,
argured the case for the county and
G. T.. Heitman of Rathdrnm for the
company.
The case OF Paul Peter against
Martin Kalez from Kootenai county
was argued and submitted. The suit
is to set aside the transfer of property.
The suit of D. Holman & Co.,
against William Henneberry, another
Kootenai county case, was also argued
and submitted.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
SPOKANE pREsB1TERf.
Next Meeting to be Held in
Rathdrutu.

The Spokane prcshytefy, which
met at Occur d'xlcne; October Ord,
Adjourned on the 4th, In order to al
low the members time to reach IIo-
quiam. Wash.i to attend the Synod
OF Washington. After SERMON by
DR.. Ware OF Spokane, retiring moder-
ator, Rev. O. S. Wilson OF Bonnera
Ferry, was elected moderator for. the
ensuing six months.
There were about 40 members pres
ent. Rev. I. N. Roberts was trans
ferred by request to Kansas City pres
bYtery, Rev, G. Il. Shields to d CALI
fornia presbytery, DR.. Boyle bf Post
Falls to Lincoln, Neb., presbytery,
and two were received frotn other
presbyterles.
Rev. G. l.. DefYenbaughi formerly
pastor OF the First church In Coeur
d'Alene was, at his own request, re.
tired from the active list.
The next session Of the presbytery
will be held at Rathdrlim, the date
to be announced later.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
DAMAGED GRAIN.
Vast Quantities Lost by Reason
of Rains.


1t is stated on good authority that
75O, 900 bushels OF wheat is standing
unthreshed in the stack and in the
shock in Whitman county, Washing
ton, and nearly all of thlsis total
loss owing to the rains. Ten percent
of the crop is unthreshed. Some
farmers will lose their entire crop.
There was large acreage and large
Weld, but "a shortage of threshing
machines.
Grain and prunes have been much
damaged in other parts Of Washing
ton also. Thousands Of acres OF
wheat are unthreshed around Gar
field.
Considerable grain has been left ii
stack and shock on Rathdrum prairie
during the rains of last week and thu
week before, and much OF it Is aam
aged. Some of the wheat has sprout
ed in the shock.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
GENERAL NEWS.

Up to Oct. G, total Of 407 people
had died in New Orleans from the
present epidemic Of yellow fever. a
total OF 81 had succumbed in Pensa
cola, Fla.
The monthly statement OF the
public debt Of the United States,
shows that at the close of business
September 30, the debt, less cash IN
the treasury, amounted to S996,57s,-
oo9, The debt is steadily decreasing.
Official returns OF the casualties OF
the japanese army throughout the
war show that 46,los we're killed.
1880 died Of wounds and lo'aoo
died OF disease, a total of y, 45o dead
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

J. D. Louis, the colored car porter
who was arrested at Colorado Springs,
Colo, and brought back to Rath-
drum last week by Sheriff Doust on
the charge of criminal assault, had
his preliminary hearing, Monday, be-
fore Probate Judge II. S. McCrea,
aud was bound over to the district
court on the charge OF attempted
rape. His bail was fixed at $500, in
default of which he is awaiting trial
In tie county Jail. Miss Mary II.
Riley OF Wilbur, WASH, was present
as the prosecuting witness.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Plans to Get Rich.

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipa-
tIon. Brace up and take DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. They take out the
materials which are clogging your
energies, and give you new start,
Cure headache and dizziness too.
For sale at DR.. Il. Wenz drug stores
25c, guaranteed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
SPOKANE FAIR.
Features and Alnusements--Fires

fCdlnlco dnu 1IeA
works--Racing.
Every department OF the Spokane
Interstate fair this year Is better
than ever before. Stock IS superior
to what it was last year, when there
was Il good stock department, the
fruit display is far better than 1t waa
last year. Superintendent Alexander
Of the mining department has greatly
strengthened that end OF the expo
sitlon, the art department Is filled
with high class exhibits which have
taken the place OF much inferior
grade which was shown last year,
and the racing Is much better than
IT ever has been. The dog depart
ment did not start till Wednesday,
but at the last report this was ex@
pected to be better than ever. There
is a machinery department this year
for the first time, and 1t is d ma
chinery department which amounts
| to something.
Amusement features also are on
larger scale and Of much bcttet
quality. There is an entire carnival
company occupying the midway
where heretofbre there have been but
isolated shows OF uncertain merit. In
front Of the grandstand there Is 4
vaudeville program which alone is
worth going to see. These are given
both afternoon and evening. In the
evening the finest fireworks ever seen
in Spokane are given as an additional
feature. The balloon man also
makes flights at night. This is somel
thing unusual. 8
Racing is better than etcr In tho
history OF Spokane. The fastest
horses have come from all over tho
west. Purses are good and this sport
is said to be the best ever giyer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
New Cure for Cancer.

All surface cancers are now known
to be curable, by Bucklenss Arnica
Salye, Jas. Walters, OF Dufield, Va,
writes: 81 had cancer on my lip for
years, that seemed incurable, till
Bucklen's Aruica safye healed it, and
now It is perfectly WE'LL" Guaranteed
cure for cuts and burns. 25c. Fol
sale at DR.. F. Wenz drug stote..
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
TOPICS IN WASHINGTON.
President Asked to Prolong
Southern Trip.
CHANGES IN LEGATIONS.
Work Of Agricultural Is Now
Quite Satisfactory.

WEEKLY LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
There Is always a scramble for the
Presidents time when he starts on a
trip to any part OF the country, but
the applications for the President to
extend the length OF his stay In
various towns during his coming trip
south has been to say the least extra
ordinary. The President has hardly
arrived in Washington before he is
ready 10 start on his visit to the
south. Representatives Myer and
Davy OF New Orleans and postmaster
Thomas Woodward were among the
callers from the Crescent City. The
President was assured that he could
come to New Orleans without danger
from the recent epidemic Of fever as
the situation was improving daily
and the town would be almost nor
NAL by Oct. Is. Tney were anxious
for the President to stay in town over
night, but he could not alter his
original program<of arriving In the
morning and leaving Ia the afternoon.
The question Of a new Public Prln-
ter Is being revived. AS was lutI-
mated In these letters some time ago
there WAS never much likelihood Of
foreman Ricketts, being signed to
that office, and no assurance at all
that he would be permanently in
stalled. Mr.. Ricketts, has made a
hard light for the appointment, but
Il is said that the President is de-
term!ned to choose an outsider.
There have been several important
changes In the quarters Of legations
In Washington lately. The South
American republics seem bent on
housing their representatives better
than In the past. For instance, one
minister whose government this year
has rented him an imposing legation,
was formerly content with very mod
est quarters in private boarding
house on the edge OF the fashionable
quarters OF the city The latest ad-
a..i5us to tie list Of new legations
a;a Chile aud Argentine.
The work Of the Agricultural De-
partment Ia the preparation OF cot
ton statistics seems to be satisfactory
to the "street" In general and it
ought to argue we'll for the secrecy
with which the work is being done
that the statement this month came
as Il decided surprise. The statement
OF crop conditions as 7l.2 was fol-
lowed by a general break on the Cot
ton Exchange where there had been
reason to expect more bulllsh re-
port. The Secretary of Agriculture
is we'll satisfied with the work of the
new board Of statistics in the depart
unent and believes that it will ac'
complIsh all that was claimed for u
when it was organized.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

Excursion rates OF a fare aud a
third for the round trip are sold by
all the roads leading into Spokane all
this week. The occasion Is the Spo.
kane Interstate fair now being held.
These rates are good to return any
day OF the fair or the. day following
It's close. The fair closes Sunday.
Every indication points to a far
s,eater success than ever before.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13

1t makes no difference how long
yeu have been sick II you are trou--
bled with Indigestion, constipation.
liver and kidney troubles, Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
well. 50 cents. For sale ut
kathdrum idaho Pharmacy,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
STATE and COUNTY news.
Items of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week. a

The town OF Montpelier had a s2o.-
600 flrc last week,
There are 92l0 school children In
Nez Perce county. There were 6o5l
last year.
At the close of llast week, a dcs.-
tructise forest fire was reported to be
raging In some valuable state timber
near Idaho City.
An addition is to be huilt to the
schoolhouse at Santa this winter. A
new building is contemplated for
next year.
Since the circuit court OF appeals
decided that liquor may be sold on
Indian reservations, q number Of
licenses have already been taken out
for saloons OH the Nez Perce rcscrva.
tion.
Congressman French has been In
vited to take the stump in Ohio for
the republican ticket. From all re-
ports the Buckeye republicans viii
need help.
A movement Is on foot at Boise for
the removal OF the, Idaho building
and exhibit from Portland to Boise.
The project will cost $4,000. The
amount may be raised by popular
subscription.
1t is estimated the grain crop Of
the Potlatch country was about 200,-
900 bushels this year, and that 80
per cent has been taken to the ware
houses. #
The Grangeville authorities have
caused the arrest OF Il seventeen. year
old boy whom they believe is the per.
son responsible for the recent fire in
that town.
The Idaho state medical society
adjourned at Boise last Friday, after
electing ]. y. Morris Of Lewiston,
president; and il. +. Maxey OF Boise.
sacretary and treasurer. The next
meeting Of the society will be 1T
Lewiston.
The district court for Kootenai
county will convene In Rathdrum
next Monday. Oct. l6. There IS a
large number of civil cases to be tried
besides seven or eight criminal casee
and 1t IS expected the term will be a
long one.
The Sunday School convention OF
kootenai county will meet In Occur
d'Alene, Oct. "a and 25. A number
OF Sunday School leaders will be pres
ent, and it il the wish Of those hay.
ing the matter in charge that every
Sunday school In the county be repre-.
| sented.
The gold dust worth $14s0 tha,
was stolen by John Gideon from tht
Meadows Warren stage mail pouches
July Z, has been recovered. 1t wa
traced to Ontario, Oregon, where |
was found in the possession Of Il mar
named Pope, partner of Gideon wh'
Is under arrest.
A workman named Gilbert Peder
son was run down and killed a
Occur d'Alene, Tuesday, by one 0
the Occur d'Alene and Spokane loco
motives, while he was going to hi
work. The coroner's jury found tha
he met his death by his own careless
ness.
Eight prisoners are In the count
jail of Latah county at Moscow, an
another is at the hospital in th
sheriff's custody. All but Que OF tn
nine prisoners are waiting for th
meeting of the district court mex
month. The ninth, an Indian name
/, Louie Basil, is to be tried IN th
federal court, which meets the latte
part of this month. He is charge
with introducing liquor on the Coeu
d'Alene reservation, which is not a
allotted reservation, and is nc
, thought to come under the rulin
, handed down few days ago by th
circuit court OF appeals at San Fran
cisco.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-13
Notwithstanding
Arc in a Very Prosperous
Condition.
SHOWN BY ANNUAL REPORT
Of Comfy Superintendent to
State Superintendent.

The annual report OF the county
superintendent to the state super
lntendent, some figures Of which
were given last week, shows the
schools Of the county to be in a
very good condition financially.
There is large increase in the
amount expended over 1904; but
the receipts were also much great
er SO that there is over Sc, 900
more cash remaining on hand to
the credit of the districts at pres
ent than was on hand year ago.
The balance on hand this year is
$3I,IS3 IA; in 1904 the balance
was $24,53o.I2.
The bonded indebtedness of all
the districts Of the county has in
creased from $780, 600 to $5o,o5o
since Aug. 81, 1904, and the sink
ing fund for the payment Of these
bonds has increased from $388o. g.
to $500. II.
The estimated value Of school
property has grown from $40, 100
to SI53,465, Of which the largest
item is the school houses and sites
$116, 92o, the balance being seats,
desks, books and Libraries.
During the fiscal year ending
Aug. 81, 1904, so7, 7,335.74 had been
received and S72,7o6.62 expended.
Following is the itemized report OF
the school finances for the school
year ending Aug. 3Ist, 1905:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-04-21
WEYBRlDGE HILL.

Miss Ruth Smith has recovered from
her recent illness.
Miss Middlebrooks has returned home
after long visit with friends in Bur-
lington.
Donald Hamilton has gone to Panton
where he is to teach school for the com
ing term.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright very
pleasantly entertained number of their
friends Saturday at sugar party.
A number of people went to Bridport
on Wednesday to a recognition service
there. Rev. w. w. Smith and John
James were chosen as delegates from
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Roscoe were very
pleasantly surprised by large number
of their friends on Tuesday evening.
The occasion being the fifth anniversary
of their wedding. They We're presented
with number of wooden gifts, as well
as the congratulations and best wishes
of their large circle of friends