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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-13
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The following young people spent
a very pleasant evening Tuesday at
the Berrendo bridge near the Urton
place north Of town: Misses rabbi.
Totzek. Bailey. Shaver, Wood. of
Sterling, Kan; Cobean Smith, Hin
son, Ogle, Littleield. Audrain and
Bean: Messrs. Mathews. Campbell,
Hamilton, O'Brien, Cobean, Jones.
Smith, Davidson, Price, Render, Cum
minis, Sherrell, Patterson. Denning,
light picnic and the night was an ide-
al one. The basket supper was fol-
lowed by an informal dance on the
floor Of the bridge. Messrs. and Mes.
danes Ounce Cummins and Percy
Evans chaperoned the party.
Miss Jessie May Denning will is
sue invitations this afternoon to a
reception to be given to a few friends
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Denning, next Wednesday
evening. 1t will be complimentary
t o DIR. Turner, president of Trinity
University of W~axahatchie, Tex,
who will be a guest at the Denning
home within the next few days.
The two lawns of the j. A. Graham
and Rev. George Hinson homes
made a pretty and inviting scene last
night when Miss Margaret Hinson en-
%tertained a party of young friends
with a very pleasant musical evening
The program was informally carried
enjoyed. Misses Jessie May Denning
and Nina Rabb sang with their usual
success M Mrs. Graham and Misses
Blair and Edna Littlefeld contributed
Piano numbers OF beauty and grace.
These with the social features of the
evening made the time pass all too
quickly.
During the evening Miss Carlin Sha
yer and Miss Edna Littlefeld dispens
ed punch and later a refreshing lunch
con was served.
Those present were Mrs. Graham,
Misses Totzek, Smith, LittleheId,
Shaver, Bailey, Rabb, Blair, Bean.
Nell Bean, Denning, Audrain. Wood,
Ogle and Lewis: Messrs. Denning
Howell. Smith Davidson, GIFTS, Rem
der Hamilton, Hinson, Campbell,
O'Brien. Patterson, Mathews, Malone
Mccain Sheridan and George Cobean
The Independent Club met yester.
day evening with Mrs. James Estes
at her home on North Pecos avenue.
The weather cut the attendance but
those present spent a most enjoyable
afternoon
The Entire Nous club meets next
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-13

The Entire Nous club meets mex
Tuesday with Mrs. w. W. Ogle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
Much DAMAGE BY WIND
Barn In Middlcbury Demolished and
Other buildings Z aroOfed--Hit ut
Lake DummUre.

MiddlcbiuN, Jan. S.-The great wind
storm of Saturday morning played havoc
with buildings III This vicinity. A barn
on tho Carr place. about Two miles east
OF this village. and owned by j. f.. But.
tolph WAS blown 10 pieces II contained
a quantity of idlcd hay which was more
or loss damaged. Mr.. Bu,tolph's loss will
b" some three or four hundred dollars.
Tho barn on Farley Englsh's place on
Case street was unroofed. causing n.
damage and loss Of so. The roof Of Ny
ron Ialcs barn vas damaged to the
amount Of a.. On Hcnon I.uretts place
the outtnldings were torn somewhat
with small losses. Homer Bain's barn
and Other outbuilings, on Munger street,
were badly damaged. roofs being torn
ana shcd containing implements was
Frustrated. damaging the property some
two to three hundred dollars.
At Lake Duumorc, - conag" was swung
from its foundation and ;hr picnic house
was dcmoraii.od. Mossis. Fuote o. this
village and Hamilton OF Salisbury. whp
recently purchased tho property of -. ].
Hyde W,r" at the scene yesterday. Their
loss l. about S3ip. Th"Y Will commence Z
once and replace lin buildings and have
them IN FIRST class condition Cor business
vixen it opens IN tho soriur.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
Harry Mccormick Arrested
While on His Wedding Trip
to New Hampshire.
UTTERED SIX BOGUS CHECKS
signed Name OF Nelson Murray, n Lin.
coin Lumber Dealer. 10 the Paper
10 Get Money 10 Make Wed.
ding Trip-Is in Lancaster
jail Awaiting RcquIsitiOn.

Middlcbury, Jan. 5.--1'aken into cl.tudy
Today while on his wedding trip charged
with uttcrins SIX forged checks aggrc-
gaiins sll6.90, Harry Mccormick, who
! has resided in this section for sevcra,
Ncars finds himself in the Coos county
inl1 in Lancaster y. H.. awaiting the
sheriff of this county with acquisition
papers from Governor Bell
/ II transpires that Mccormick. who Is
about - years OF age, has been cn1-
ploycd by Nelson Murray. the wcll-known
| lumber dealer of Lincoln. ana becoming
dissatisfied with his single condition dc
cidcd TO take unto himself n wife in tho
person OF Miss Anna McMahon OF this
place.
! Not being equipped with tho funds nee
ossary for q successful wedding trip he
removed six blank checks from the back
of his employers, check book on Dccem-
Dor IL, the day that he closed his labors
Tor Mr.. Murray and thus equipped with
these blank orders on the Ncrrenucs Ma
! tonal bank he proceeded ia try his hand
at p.nmanship and the six checks which
have turned w after passing through
several hands show that tho writer was
doubtloss better lunborman tran a
/
Guilty in negotiating the forged payer as
Mr.. Murray is in tho habit of paying his
employees with chacks and his orders pass
current in this section of Addison county.
McCormicl; took no chances in dra wing
tn checks for large amounts as tho SIX
checks now IN the hands OF states After
NY Russell are for tho following sums;
tl;2i. SILL slll0. s22Co S3ol9 and 81. p
f., a.. al
merchants in this town, Nov Havcn and
Burlington and evidently experienced a
dec lodlN easy proposition i'm doing.
Among those who will lose by these
forgcrios are Charles T. Rich. the nows
dealer Of this town. and v. j. Snith a
dealer in secondhand goods IL Burling-
ton
1t was through tho efforts Of Mir Rich
tina, Mccormick was apprchcndcd as the
check Tor Sill was cashod by him ana
a few davs later was returned to him
throuch Tin" national bank of this town
and pronounced Il forgery. Mr.. Rich inn
mediatoly took steps to locate Mccormick
and found that he was in Lancaster y.
IT,. Wirr" he had secured employment
at numbering. The matter was placed
in tho charge OF tho states attorney at
once and McC"rmick was arrested We'd
norday and awaits the arrival of Sheriff
Olin Saith of this county.
Mccormick, who is about 81 years of
ago. WIS employed by the Allen House
in this town during the past summer
and left late in November for Lincoln.
where be has been driving "A logging team
Tor Mr.. Murray.
The f"rsor evidently lost his nerve in
attempting to negotiate Il check in New
Haven as he signed his name with Il
cross which was Witnessed by Y. NJ. Lcne-
dict The merchant of that town.
The checks arc plainly forgoricS ana On
several the name OF "Harry Mccormick
"S tn" party To whom the check is made
payabl" is very similar in uonmanshp to
tho endorsement Of Mccormick, upon the
back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
READY 10 unvIsr LAWS.
TROUBLE IN FAIRFAX.
Citizens Protest n.ain>, IntrodurtiOu
Of q Pool Table.

st. Adams Jan. s.--'r. good old
town of Fairfax is at prescott wrestling
with moral problem witch will end
IN bitterly contest county court
SUIT II appears That -'uio fow weeks
ago. y. j. Mudgctt. Nno * u barber
by trade. introduced pool table into
town. and at once roar that would
put Niagara Falls 30 -hAme. went up
from certain got .f the old-fashion-
cd f"lk. Indignant meetings. were
h"!d and finally Coz .laint was made to
tho States attori who caused q
warrant 10 Il" iss . against Mr.. Med
E"tt. claiming Collation. of section
aNh' OF the revised tatutes. which pro-
hihitS III" uso 90 Howling alleys and
billiard tables undo certain conditions
IN" case Will CON" mp for trial at tho
March term OF l'iankiin county cour,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

tho constitutional right OF tho PrCsiden,
TO make recess appointment when NJ
actual recess had occurred. the Senst
having adjourned ono session and besir
another at noon Of tho same day. 1fs In
PRODUCED at the last session OF Congress
resolution on the subject Of construc.
tive rocess's. which was referred 70 this
committee OH Judiciary. Senator Platt OF
Connecticut chairman OF that comu,itts &C
said the resolution had been referred to
a subcommittee and that he expected a
report would nc made later.
When Crum receives his commission
hc will be entitled tn receive the salary
which las been accumulated since his
iifst appointment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
WORKING THE G. A. R.
IN Old Compile inianing 10 Come from
Mid,llebury Reported In bristol. Conn

Middl"burY. Jan. 6.--Eristoi, Conn,
papers say ,hat an old couple are
work. ing tho q. \. Il. '.lcrans Of that
city. Tho man gives the name Of
Thomas Smith. 9Th ". aud claims 10
hail from Mddleb,ry. VI" No such
man is known here. though "a Few years
ago an old man visited the town and
gave the nam" John Smith and claim
ing to hail from some Other part OF
Chrlstondom tried to get money from,
tho G. \. 4. Veterans. They took pain (
10 'ook tin" mans record UP and found
him to be a fake. When confronted by
the facts Mr.. smith" moved away as
mystcriously as lie came. between two
days, The Bristol people seem to have
an idea that the authorities of THIS
town have shifted tho burden ,of car
ing for the old couple ana are raising
money to send them back Mr.. Smith
will be warmly received r. lie returns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
MRS. J. G, SMITH DEAD
idciA Known Woman of Vermont ~
'ciim Of Cerebral iIrmOrrbasc-
Funeral was held Monday.

st. Albaus. Jan. 6.-Tho tolling Of
boil of the First congregational
l'ch tIis morning announced to q
rrowin- city. the passing of Mrs.
I'm Gregory Smith widow Of cN-Gov.
I'm Gregory Smith. and mother of cx-
~. Edward Curtis Smith e
Is city. Death came at 400 o'clock.
Isulting from cerebral homorrhag,.
trhc funeral will be held from the
)rst Huu9rogliional church. of which
rs. Smith was the oldest member by
ofossion Of faith. having joined in
ii, ON Monday afternoon at two
he her famous husband, in the South
PIN street cemetery.
Mrs. Ann ELIZA ,Brainordp smith
rs born in -. Adams oct. :. 1919. and
Fs 81 years old. She was one of the
children Of the Hon. Lawrence
Faincrd who was in his day Load
Is merchant in Franklin county. .
Fomot"r Of steam navigation on Lake
lalnplain. having built the first up
Pr cabin steamboat that plioi s
aters, prominent in railroad affairs
promoter ana director of the
crmort aud Canada. Vermont Central
I'D MistlsqVoi roads: leading anti
avery man. president of the first re-
lhlictu state convention held in Yer
ont. til" inst republican United states
'nator from Vermont. elected in 1854:
resident of Nh" American Missionary
's"cL'iipu. chairman of the Vermont
Il LEGATION in tho convention which
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
BOTH SERIOUSLY BURNED.
severe accident 10 W. II. Stearus and
Wife Caused by Exploding Alcohol

Johnson. Jan. "a serious burning ac.
cid'rt occurred AT the homo Of ". II.
Stcarns this morning. Mr. Stearns was
sick in bed with the grip and while Mrs.
Stcarns VAS preparing some alcohol To
hdthc him. it exploded and set her clothc
ON fir" burning her badly about her fac
oni chest and both hands and arms t.
tn" elbows. Mr.. Stearrs went To her
assistance as best he could. and wrap-
ping her person in n fur coat saved her
me-. hut h" too was caught by tho flames
aud sustained severe burns on toln
hands. Drs. PrcntisS and Goodwin vcr,
soon on the scene and relieved their S,f-
f"rinS in part. !; is thought that both
VIII recover but they are suffering a
Great deal of pain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

llHrri"t Howard of 20 w. 3itl, ST.. New
FORK, at on" time mad h'r beauty spoiled
with skin trouble. she writes: ~ had
salt Ehoum or i,cl"ma for wears. but
n"thnS would euro n, urtil used Buck
lens Arica Salvc \ quick and sure
healer for cuts. burns and stores. 2Ic At
J. w . sullivan drug sore and all
tIii.P.f,sts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
What kind of a
Daily Newspaper
DO you want in
Your Family 4?

You are very particular about the companions chosen by
your children and take less care in the
choice OF your daily newspaper, which silent but
potent influence all who read its columns regularly
This political year you need a good daily paper
Quality rather than price should your choice
Better take no paper than Of low standard.
LESS THAN TWO CENTS DAY
The Daily Free Press subscribers less than two
cents day You afford it. You know that the WEEKLY
FREE PRESS the best of all the weekly news.
papers The Daily Free Press is first among daily
papers you think that you might like change the
Weekly to the Daily edition cut out and mail the coupo
below.
Please send Daily Free below,
but keep
ddress...
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
PIAZZA THIEF CAUGHT.
He Also tWnfcSscS VObbimE Vut1nnd
Hen NoOStS--lasl Nuci, Pluuder.

HutlnnI. Jan. S.-Archio Camill cor
fosscG rozza thicf was arrested last
night hy Officer M"D"nou"h. When ar
rested ,;1mill had IN und'r hi' coat three
pa irs of .rs; which ne had stolen from
p"2zae. His house was searched and Il
lar"o quantity - Chairs, rugs. stands and
other things whi"h he had stolen from
pia22a- were found. Many carrcnt"r =
tools and other stolen articles Were also
fcuNd. Gamill confessed to stealing many
- tho articles and also admitted that
he was guilty Of stealing many ii tie
chickens which have hcon missed from
Don houses in that vicinity. He viii ~"
,rird in city court this morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
Bic SACRIFICE.
Chicago Woman with Much Pro-
perty Marries a Demented
Man.
lie IS IN A SANITARlUM
bonds. Notes. Cheeks aud stock Worth
x8O.OtW Found In His I'Ockcts->cn-
snti"naI Developments Nestcr-
day-lIi~ Wife Gave IN
business for Marriage.
he IS IN A SANITARlUM


New York. Jan. Sin marrying Erode
."n Long island Yesterday. Mrs. Duke.
WIN" resided ~ 'hicas" before ~" We'd
'"hk gave UP r'"'trk'"'" business va
t.'' IL th"" Ivy hclo'' W. "'''uH'7
MIS- duke WI" Is '"c "a"eh''r 81 VIII
~ w." "''v"" NV So '"r
80 w.
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nf .ra,.,or WAN e. 40 ,.o,,,in,,t &c.
y,stn,.r, ,o,,,na,,,. in la cau> str..t
rhicaro ,r;nnas of Mrs Dula docIar.
,hcl have M ,,uoxIo,1pa of any n,on.,-
transactions Thar are said tn have taken
Mace between Mr. puk. ard his wife he
fore their marriage. Th, general inprns-
SION prcvsils among the chicago acpuaint =
n ," ~ ''n Mo''''' .'.'.' ,''' '''r ".' ~
wife of MIR Duke.
Incidents followed each other quick
~ to-day in the affairs Of Brodie l..
Duke. who was committed 80 a sani-
turium Saturday ON accom-, of his
mental condition. They eliminated to-
night in tho siege of the house Of
c.orgo II lI,tl,,, Arc p,i,,. M
torn.v. by :; woman vino said she was
thc loNv,r'. ,liani 10 rorns.d ia
.hnve ber ,du,ittcL and Ear fvo min
MOS .bc t,;od :, ..,, 90, ,n,r,,.,
pho p.,,c,ro rosni,o, ,,,ho.i,io
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S'"'''i SS'"''. AN" ~ 'f'@"rN' act
"S S'p'rlh''h"'h NJ or tcll'Vue h"spi-
''' SA'" to-day MAJ Duke was aNllct-
=" VIII" 'Np' OIL oeh"htN,
rAUyIr ,,Sr,cI,D
'e"rs' ~ Mallory. lawyer, eaid he
"'' '"''' renamed ny Mrs. Dtke IN cor
h''''o' WIN som" cont raclS m IoAaS
i'h'lS' ~ Whirh 81" was lrtcroSted BEFORE
yer marriage Tonight however, ne Dc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
A NEGRO COLLECTOR.
Nomination Of ". ID. trmm Confirmed
NJ Last.

Washington. Jan. G,--Thc nomination
o. w. II. Crum, 4 negro, 90 he collector of
customs for the por IF Charleston. :. G..
was confirmed by tho Senate in executive
50 ssion to-day by Vote az - to L. Crum
had been nominated by the President
three times and in edition had received
three recess appoiN mcnts. We is now
serving under the last of these rocess
appointments Confirmation was opposed
by senator rlllman who objected to the
appointment OF q negro ana questioned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
RACES AT PORT HENRY.
Three Days Contest On the Ice .Jauuury
81. 26 md 80.

Port Henry, Jan. 5.-Thcrc will l.,
lnroe days ice racing at Port Nrlry.
\. '" Wednesday, Thursday and lf-
"'.'' January - 20 and -. Following t.,
= list Of the events:
flrS' day trot ana pace, purse 500.
10 pace. purse. 500
second day-Peg race, ;lo; go trot and
pace purse N"' S;~' trot ava pace,
purse, 500.
Th'rd days" trot. purse. $40: free.
ior-ai' purse, $3.50 The entries close
Wednesday, January D.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
tninlpeachablc.

II YOU were to. SO, the uncaualed vol
umc. of nnimpca bio testimony in favor
of Hoods Sarsaparilla. YOU would up-
braid Yourself for so long delaying 10
take this effective Alternative and toni,
medicine for that blood discs SO from
which YOU are suffering
1t eiadicates scrotula and all other I'm.
mors and cures all their inward aid Out
ward effects.
Take Hoods
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
STATE BOARDS IN SESSION
4 Committee ON Revision of Laws Hrrius
C"unty Examiners Meet In
Montpelier.

Mont PETER Jan. G.-Wm. A. Lord Of
Mont peli"r and Hale *. Darling of Chol-
sea. commissioners appointed 10 revise
The Vermont Statutes. met to-day at tn
State House with their clerks and Stenog.
raphcrs and began their preliminary
work. The offices of The clerk of the
iiouse have bocli assigned 20 them ana
their HEADQUARTERS VIII y" there from
now ON. ThcY plan to work together in
Montpelier for about a month. after
which tiUc ii is likely that tho work
will get to II stage in which it can he
divided and tho commissioners cam work
separately. Tho clerks OF the commis-
sion are John y. Harvey of Montpclior
and Guy W. Bailey of Essex ana til,
stonocraphcrS are John Ca.tanAch of
Newport, and Miss Katherine Mann Of
~ Albars.
LIBRARY COMMISSIONi'RS MEET
The stat, board Of library commissions
crs was in session at tho State House
rhis afternoon, holding their regular
meeting. Routine business wlS trans-
acted. All OF In" member, were present
they being: II, *. Darling Of Chelsea.
Chairman. l.. Nj. Godunrd ~ Montp.lcr.
Mrs. e. NJ Wnslow Of Brandon. Mr.
W T. Smith of St Johnsbury ana Mrs.
n. II. Euckham OF burlington.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS MEET.
The annual session OF the county OK
alnincrs WAS held this afternoon at the
state House. This meeting is htld for
the purpose Of reviewing the school work
IN he past and discussing future plans
Tho changes in the school laws as made
hy ihc Legislature of 1894 were taken
u'dor consideration ana methods were
adopted in accordance with tho laws.
Tho following examiners were present:
II. u Siannard at Boston. w. H. Taylor
of fardwick, W. \. Becbe of Morris
vic, VI. -. RYDER of Bellows Falls +.
u. Dcwaw Of st, Adams, n. j. Whtchill
81 White River Junction. T.. T. Allison
of North Bennington, w. +. Abbott OF
Proctor, Thos. DoSce OF Middlebury. Miss
Mary Macombcr of Isle La Motto, Mrs
~ H. Enrlehi of Concord. O. y. Mathew
son OF Barre John Il. Allen of Wesiford
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
II the BABY IL Cutting Teeth,

Be sure ana use that old and well.tried
.cmedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
tor children teethins. II soothes the
cures wind coli, and Is the hest rer,ed '
fo' Dia'rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot.
tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

disease is contracted from city water
Several OF tho cases are known to have
been imported
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
GOVERNORS INAUGURATED.
Great Military Display while Inductins
Gov. Douglas into OGirc.

bost m. Jan. 5.-William l.. Douglas of
Errcl-tun became Massachusetts t-t
governor under tn" constitution shortly
after noon to-day. being the fourth dem
ocrot t. hold that office within tn, past
~ years.
Tho Inauguration cort morio@ which
took place in tho spacious haii of the
House of Representatives connrln' It
strictly wifi the procedure Of former
oco1 eionS. tn" great rcpublican major
Itv al The Legislature listened attcntiVtly
hut silently I, the remarks ri Governor
Douglas Will his numerous opinions on
nniional Questions and his suggestions as
80 STATE legislation wcr" applaudod h.
the crowd iii II" galleries with great
fcrVor
On" f"Htur" Of the Inauguration wa an
unusually large array Of military officers
headed lv Iiollt-ticn. Nelson \. Miles.
who will hccom" inspectors general on
tho staff # Governor DOUGLAS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

TH' liiilc folks love IIr. Woods Nor.
way I'm" syrup. Pleasant to taxi.
b'Ilr'iN harmless; positive cure foi
'"uths' colds, bronchitis, asthma.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Annual Gathering Of Vermont Denart.
meut In BrattIeboro. Feb, ~.

Randolph. Jan. The 3sth encampmen,
of the department OF Vermont c. A. I.
will be held IN Brattleboro the END of
February. Commander-in-Chitr General
Blackmsr with his Acknowledgement will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
PLAINTIFFS EVIDENCE CLOSED.

Woodstock. Jam. Sin tho case OF
Frank i. Russ ". the central Vermont
railroad in Windsor county court to-day
the plaintiffs evidence closed at five
O'Clock ana DEFENDANTS counsel made Il
motion for q verdict. This viii bc dis
cussrd tomorrow morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
cA i Ar RI
IN all ils stages.
EIy's Cream Balm
clcanses. soothcs and heals
the diseased membrane.
II cGrcsca,srrh and drives
away a cold IN the head
quickly.

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed Rcliefis inn
mediate md cure foows. It Ia not drying--does
not produce snec9in. Large Sze. ho cents at Drug
gists or by mail: Trial Size. 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS. sd Warren stree. New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12
COY. M'IANt. iNArGIEATEp.

Concord ~ H.. Jan. John Mciaue
of Milford, the successful republican can
,iidato at the polls last November. was
inauglWat.d to-day as governor of New
Hampshire for tho ensuing two years
The ceremony took DlIo" in the HAIL OF
Repro SontatN's at tho State iious" and
IL spit" "f The intense cold Their" WAS Il
brilliant assrnblago. Coy, =. J. Bel and
som" ~ the members If his military sta.t
WON gNcsts OF hnNOr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-12

Augusta. Nj" Jan, MINI Z. Cobb of
korkalid was induct"d into office ,"-
day as governor of Maine. The iuausuri-
lion occurred before the Joint convention
of the Scrat" and Iious" shortly before
noon and was attended ny a large audi
nc.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-05-18
Atcllison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway

NtNHtSuh, IuFeka & SANTA &c KaiINay
No. s1s-From Pueblo and all points
east, arrive daily ly.-.---.--...--- usSAm
No 6S-For Pueblo and all points
east, depart sdAiIy--.------.-.--.- S,opu
No. esl-from Florence and Rock
vale, daily except Sunday, arrive 4.N aa
No 6sa-for Florence and RockvSle,
daily except Sunday, depart ii.sS N
Direct connection is now made at Pueblo fcr
Denver, ChicAso and all points east. and II
La JuntA with California Limited for Los
Angeles and sAn Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly Asd cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders trss by apply
ing 70 d. N, GAxxsrr. Agent