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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

*+* 0o8 0od6ier ser ,@eo. @iin.
tber, ilit., 9rou So" miro bon bellte
all bel aleu- alnoelt ser Sirntn i'm
3opf iein. &cr nod ME ed)tcS BOD
bier getutnfen Bot, ioltc nidt periebs
len, bcllte mo al Den iolgenoen Sas
gen ooS 9od6icr Der Sec. @iitber,
JIM, 9rnu So" 51t probircn. 9ror-
meiltcr 6ron5 SdIemingcr, Der ein
aenner 1T, bat oell fomoien Stoif &C.
brultt, mo elm Seoer, ocIt ibn pros
Dirt, miro erflGren, Dab er ME Elm bei-
ier ob9clogerteS unO i6olcr l6nlets
fences 8odbier getrntcn bat.
glitter. %2icltenont, ieine
SdltIocn 5uiomnlen red)ucub; nSei.
rotben mIB i'd -. Gas lit ooS 2oo3
0es Sd0nen oltf Der Grne."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
@unberbuQe Gutbefuna.

Tyran u. glciins, electromagnetic Gpe5iaIiIttn
fir 5rdlens2eioeIl. 9amen fo1ten ii6 In alien
5dlen bertraIlt9er Art on Mid tpenoen. &enu
Gle leioero Iilb, tueroe ib Sbnert belfen. sd
bate ME eiren ~etn3ieen 6eblf1Iae. grleidie.
rung in AZ Stinoen ooer feline Be5ubIunA bets
Idrgt. aein S6ner3, ooer @sfdbr, ooer unters
Spreb5tmmer ooer briefIt6, So. 9ribotstlnters
foinmen fir Snmen. WefGulte @arteriunen.
aer5tli6e 8ebunolirg, ipenn eeiuiini9t. Gtrene
itlnoen bon 10 Iorni. big 8 9lbenos; Sorntaas
bon 2 bis 3 9la61t. 5rau U. gleiEns, Gr. 7t9,
Wefts SaHette' Strafe. (W'drN9,I&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Dr. mm. Berker,

reetftrtrt.r beutidtr ar5t, 30.tdtrise Prayte.
ten. SeiIt In ihr8etter 3ett SbpbtIis, @usf9lae,
6aIss unb Mulo'sranfbetten, MisfIffe feoer
sfrt. Gtriftur, BoIntionen, .neroofe S9tpd3e.
Sfftce In or. Aeder's nnatomtf6en wlnfeum,
Wr. 708, Cit.8nlttntpre.s trahe. eyre4hnnben:
bon o 1fbr @aoreens bis 10 utr NbenbS; Conn
tngs unb bon 9 tIbr bts 10 tlbr sbenbS.
q. q. = Sr. 8eder8 Bate belt uHfskIbat
teben susIub. goHfultatton fret
(Wgai26.1 SI1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
MGnuer nnb Sranen fummt sn inns.

ten, pber Grampfnberbrndl 8efdluiiren, uiiSs
fnlenbeu Saaren, Strifturen, gusfIub, gIutoer'
giftune, 9rii9en, SautausfbIdgen, ~gtbeumatts'
NierenIeioefl, WlditonrmletoeH, 3diHorrboioen.
Sartletbigfett ooer trgeuo tpeIder berpunoten
&ranfbeitet inuten it'd bertrauensboa an uIls
Iinteriuden iiro ~ioitenirei cine iuiTenf6aftIi6e
Siagrofe Sbres Sales eeben. gtGt Elm Dollar
Dor Der Setlung 5i b~e3abIen. gtr beilen raf9,
n0et' 1GmeT8iVs nnG Ganer2aIt Mn9 Uegahoe,n
Srnuen. g8enn sic Mot fommen %f6nter, 70
bennbri6tigen Gle urs. itnb fuir bebunoeIn
sic in Sbrer Bobnung. SeiIung %garantirt ooer
siigt goftf1rte BET, ipeun Sbr f6reibt an Dr
gbtltss Wiebtcal anititnte, 1881 Cit.Yratt.etr,
Baltimore, orb. Deuti1 piro gefpro6eH.
(Wlai11,I&S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Gin 8eIdenf far's Gebea.

@enn Sbr Guren 166tern eti praftif9eS
@eibna6tssgef9enf MAIDEN mont, etn Sef8enf
tiir'S gait5e Geben, 10 In6t fe etnen atriuS I'M
Gleete.S amen. . fnetberTptem
burGmaden. Die Sbule lit test ~ee6ffnet. Ser
9pftenpuIift LIT geriue. G6iiIer fiir Die abeftbs
fIniien perber, felt aufeenommer. Q8eaen BE,
bineuneen iueroe man ftt an Mrs. euberS, 3s.
2t2, RDrb.G harfes-G trabe. (276--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Sa berfanfeR uber at berpadteR.
sn Serfanfen uber sn uerpadten:

81 p|tffnhftn DICT 81 hefpndltfn:
SaS iuertbboue @runoitid an Der @de bon
6tts9aItimoresStra unb 8oftofficesgbenle;
90 bel 100 SUB. Der btntere 21eiI bes Sruno'
LhidS tutro fir Elm @efndftsgebdroe bes p2euts
Gistunft bel 6. Blaine, Nr, Ali, ct. gaul.e ctr.
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
6, gotgt's Sags,a

CIR. 1f20 bis f122, Sarforb'abemie.
S~auptqunrtier oes ~3baIia'M dnner6orS".
Snue urto Sommerenrten biutg gu bers
mtetben. @lter pl1s fir I~uifernr6fter.
Seiniie 6etrdnie. SreisBooI. 9. q B.
TeIepbon - Wit. Bernon 3769 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
4. ". Mdermauu's Saae
Satpb Wteb' ,,Welpbts.taae,"

Qorbuf,@de Der bofps unb SorreIt'Strabe.
Sauptuuartier beS @efane0ereins uWleIo'
bic. Sineitunoen ieoen 9onneritnaglbeno.
8~erfammlineen oes Centennial WsebQer'
Yereins@ ieben g. urb 4. 9ienitag i'm Weos
nat. IeIepbon - Wt. Sermon 1855 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Sine eutgebeube &eftourution nit SoteI2is
Gems 1T gu oerfaufer. ScreinslofaI uno Suupts
%arartier mebrerer &eretne, Jiuh5ufragen bel
vi. 4nlmer,. Tr. $50, Mcltsg raft 5trafe.
(0044Hf 34l a.Jt ATLE '&JE -i.-"-ft'.t Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
9Gnme, Irndlt. nnb 2ierpf(anser.

aIeine Srnttbdnme, SpareeIpfIan8eit. erobe
@orrdtbe bon Hofen, @robeersBfIau3en, Galis
FORMER 9ribet fit Seden. S6uppens nto Sn'
f~eftensG5bter, aapns@r1SsSa nmeH uto aiiii,
biiraer. 4ataIog foitenfrei.
etmtfatr gurIeries,
Gm. Z. Gurie,
Wr. 2f3, Rorb.G alpert.S traee.
(W1dr510. I&S.1DtD Baltimore, Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Renn Shr @elb nbtbtg babt, iuenbet Gudt
@runbeteentbum. 8erf6luieeenbeit. Refine
2eibget6dftssWetbooen. Nfr. artmer, gr. 100,
Rurb.8aea. Strake, 1. SIur, 2auuorb 8uiIoiiia.
(Mprtl15-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Ghatte( Gpnn Iipeintinn.

$40 bis $500 peroen perliehen unf WSbelu,
Yinnus etc., pbne Gntfernnna bericiben.
Ipnt l. Sannar 1905 an b%eftrben iib. lnfere
8iireair pieoer in unferem alien qoiaIe.
GnlpcrtsSuiloing, benz @eri4tsaebdiioe geaers
fiber.
8intmer gr. 900, 23t, 233 Biueiter S[ur),
shbpft.Gde Sahette. unb ct. Hanf.StrnGc,
SoubenirS fir 9ef9dftSfreunoe.
(gob9, tS,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
snhn prana,s .ed6er.6frbera...

Rr. i85, Sarrifon', nabe abandonment,
Geo. @iintber, IT,. Brali'go'S Bier. g8ars
rner 2unf6 bon t2 bis 1 ubr Nadbmtts
tags. g1e beutihen gdder itro aum Be
fuche einaeIa0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Nr. t424, DftBoItimores Strabe. = 8tut'
nter nn Serren 5u bermietbeft. - Geinite
4etriHfe unb Weine. -gaps8tetp'g raie'
reis%Bier. BerfammIineslofaI hes OFT
Qombnrbftr. Suimertu. 81iis iinb 2etb'
Bereins~. bef.s1eI. Wt. Berron 4942 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Srnrn g. Sleiu,s Rcitauraut

RthAH " JhAtNN NtAuhhhNNf
CIR. 216. glaDs, ndbe SolunroSStrnBe.
8or8iieli6e g8eine, Spirttuoien II. Ilniors
@igarren. geiteS Bier am 3apf. Guni6
fir @ef9dftsIeute bon 1t.30 Born, bis
Q libr ga6mitta9S Ielepbon e. & y.
Mt. Bernon 300S-G. (Wdr52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Steacn9eiade.
Sn Dermietben.


@roBer 9aoen uno 98obnbnus. Gr. Sal,
oor8iigIi6e @ei6dftslage
rro fiir Elm Wlbbelaeibdit aut pntenb. glafs
215, ct. Eanls Strabc. (S7-93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
gu b~erfanfeH.


Sin feines, aut 9ebnutes 5ipetit6dtges Sous
MIR S215 qrober 9urgaiH. gia63ufragen
nab 3 llbr III Nr. 1888, 9alcps strake.
(01-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
Mbau Nusp's Neftauraut,

sr. 1f0a, Observation-Disclosures.
Der .Rorboft Smmeripdbrenbe Sniiberetn
bon Baltimore berfaItnteIt flo bier
ieben Mlontaa. - George 8rebm & Cons
Bier am 8apt nab oeutfter art brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

Serlaust i'm aQgemeiuen.

Sentf6es Arbetts. afhpetfuuo Is. gHrenu.
pr. 219, SiihsSbarpsStrube unter Ser MlIfHbt
Der ySeitf6en Seieuf6aff." - 9teienteen, Ste
bertt9e .9anotuerfer. Nrbeiter uno SienItboten
gu bel9dftt9en tuilnfden, tuplen fb perf6Hlih
poer In franfirten grtefen an ben Moenten Ser
9eieut9aft,. 5obnnn .. WleDcr, Nr. 2t9, eIo.
Sharp strahe, %tuenoer, tpeI9er unenteeItli9
nusiuntt ert9etleH tpiro. San2S,1O "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
8clo anssmleibcm.

@elb 5n perIeiben nuf @rnnbeigenttnnt.
On benz Berger pniienoen 8etrdaen - rid,
sablbar In ip66entli6en ooer monatIiden Nb,
SabIuneen ober in 1, 2 ober 8 Sabren.
vW9erdbnnts G Medlnnies Bermaneut gutlbtua
e qpan 2Nuetatiun,"
sar. Big, gforosgaInerts Strabe.
s. Sarrp See, Gefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

SH UtftnnTCH.
Sine Sdderei uno 9oniefts2noen; inuB bers
faltt peroef. gIad8ufrngen in ar. 3t7, gpro'
Gben' Strafe. (S7-93)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

q. 3. ebrsod,
Gin %perfnufeu:
Die stnstaen swsinS6taen Saurer

sum Berfaut in OitsBaItimore, nneren8enb an
etrabe, Ode bon 8aIttmoresS trube, 0ortmt
sierft. uno bubt Die MuslpabI. Siefe Sdifer
lno In teber Sinii6t MODERN, nit Wldrrtor'
beNeruneen, eini6IiebIi6 absuesianaI. geert
tiglt9 urio SonntneS an Srt unb Steue. Be-
nutt 5atrmountsgoetlue g8aggous.
Gbm. 3. Gallagher, PauunternebTer,
Q29-) gr. 2908, Snirnlount'glbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

gerlnn1t tn @nibinatuu, =. g.;
YIN Wtuohen tnr Snusarbeit in elmer Sus
nlllle pom 5luet BerioHen. Nan %aoreiitre: 81.
nlaeI 5albert. Simmer 800, Senifer.gHilOing,
HulgIH9toh' :. Is. (90-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
StrIu1at: Gra#ea 1aS RaS6en.

@erlnn1t:
YIN Wtdofet fir Die algenieiie Sausarbeit
IN eiiIer eH9lit6en Samilie. GadbSufraoen in
Nr. $40, Ruros6 uftun.9lUeuuc. (QfS3)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
DENIED VINCENT's STORY.
Testimony of Respondents In the Al
legged Highway NohhrrS Cns~.

The chief witnesses Thursday in the
rll. ycd highway robbery case on trial
in county court were tho twb r"spon-
slcnts, Thomas Burke and Thomas Hurns.
'rhcse Two men were left by th.i coun-
sci to close thu defense. The men de-
MED every detail o. the story told by c.
~ Vincent. who WAS the principal Wit
ncss FOR the state.
rho NOR said the night of the al
J, ced robbery they met at Ninoosl -.
'rhcy wore 10th IL Greaney's saloon and
had several drinks. They MED that
trey met Vincent olt side ana that Bunk"
offered TO sell hnn his shirt. They said
That's while in She saloon Vincent came
IN and that he vas under tn" influence
ri lGror. They said he tren accused
Sergeant Mahoney OF robhnr HIM and
that al last Vincent was told to go home
ly Officer Bcraeron
,-pon tho conclusion OF the testimony
OF these men the arguments We're he
gun. States Attorney sherman op"ned
for tho Stat" and he was followed 10y Il.
W Hu,burd of HYDE Park for the r"-
srnn,iAnts. NJ. S. Villas partially com
pl"tnh his arguments for the respon-
.'r,lts before court adjourned for the
day. ne will finish this morning and
dS..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
DRUNK ON CHERRY RUM.


A half pint of cherry rum made lionry
Dcvlin, a 10 years old boy, drunk and he
was arragucd in city court Thursday on
that charge. lie pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs Of s1.29. Rcing a minor
he had to disclose no Judge Mower he
said he was treated by Edward McNey,
who came here from IIardwick to look
for work. lie said McNey bought pint
of cherry yum and that the two drank
the stun. McVcy has not been located by
tho police.
Edward Howe pleaded guilty to a
charge of breach OF the peace. lie was
fined 81 ana costs Of ss.l3. the alternate
sentence being G6 days in the House Of
Correction.
Minnie Eorette pleaded guilty to a
charge OF breach OF the peace and was
fined 81 and costs Of $ll97. the alternate
sentence being "A days In the House of
Correction.
Fred MCGOWAN was charged with being
drunk. lie pleaded guilty and was fined
the usual 81 and costs OF 1919.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
Fertilizer Free For the Asking.

Farmers, Gardeners, Florists,
Seedsmen, Greenhouse Proprie.
tors. Nurserymen, indeed any one
who will send his name on a pos.
tai card to G. S. Page. Hyde Park.
VT, and simply say II saw your
adv. in the Free Press. Send MS n
sample OF your Pages Plant
Food" will receive u sample
promptly. free, postpaid. From
what We know of the reputation
OF Mr.. Page we are inclined to be-
lievc that his Plant Food is an an
tcle of genuine merit and when
You note the ingrcdients-and he
NiIl send them TO You with the
mail sample-you will see that the
ordinary imposiiions that are too
often placticcd upon the farmers
under the head Of '.'Fcrtlizcrs'
do not exist in Page S Plant Food.
Address &. $. Page, Hyde Park, Vt.
4V.w4t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Dnse Hall Team ibcsrr Thursdny-
season Wit Nrgin Way -.

Tho base bah team. which will rep
resent the school ON the diamond dur
ing the coming season was chosen Thurs
Ecnzic as follows: Pitcher. collins.
'0o; catcher. II. Lin slcy. '06: first base.
Address. %: second base Mckcnzir.
'0i: third base. LHrncr. 'oS: short stop
and pitcher. Watkins. %; rcntcr field.
W. Linsley. 'o5: left field. Bullock. '0G {.
right field. Ttittlc %: substitutes, G"h-
hardt. '05: Ecislich and Iiolcomh. 'G6.
Of Coach Ice. is tho very best which
the school could produce. and h"f"r"
the season is over should prove itself
the equal Of any OF the schools best
teams in III" past
Collins. Mckenzie and Watkins arc
men Of last years team and nothing
need be said OF their abilities as play
or. but has proven himself in practice
a tirst-class man, being especially Ct
fectivc in throwing to bases. Address
al first base. promises good work. while
l.nrner at third is considered an I'M
usually fast man. The positions in the
field are in good hands. while the sub
stitutes are close seconds to several of
those on the regular team.
The teams season will probably be
gin May Is. although an effort Is be-
ing made by Manager Hicks to arrange
IA game here before the present month
is over. In practice yesterday the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.


III" work of completing the brick work
on tn" exterior of the Baptist Church Will
bc roinrucnccd in a few days and the en-
tir" building will he enclosed in brick.
This work was commenced last fall. when
the exterior Of the basement was bricked.
1t has since been decided to complete the
work begun at that time, thus making
the cdiice practically brick building.
The work Of installing the Post memo
rial stained glass windows has therefore
hc.n de fcrrcd until such time as the brick
work is completed. 1t was originally
planned To- dedicate these windows at
Easter The windows are given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles &. Posts daughters.
Ih. windows which are L., in number
have arrived are very large and in four
sections with rlpse top. In these tops
ar. the embien.s. different in each. these
being tho open Bible. crown. cross. anchor.
lamb, shcaf OF wheat. descending dove.
Alpha. omega. cup and grapes, lilies and
Trinity. all very effectively rendered.
Each is enclosed by a band of ruby. ac-
centing the whole effect. The borderinss
on the windows arc in rich brown and
green espeotiv"ly The field is in rich
an,bers and gold. cut in pleasing pancllcd
form, the gcomctrical form crossing same
showing colorings of nile green aud pur-
pie. The cNIrclnc ton has shell-likc ef-
feet. riilizing gold turquoise and ruby
purple glasses. The base section represents
an effective monolith treatment in tones
of sienna. brown, gold. purple and varic-
gated green. The base section of one OF
these windows is beautifully cnriche with
two tablets. tho one on tho left hand side
bearing tho words Gin memory or and
on the right hand side Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles covil Post, 1865
Tho windows have been executed at
the Rcdding Eaird & Co. studios of Hos-
tor, and are marvellous examples Of what
can he accomplished by skilled artists and
beautiful, material. The shadnGs and
colorings of the glasses are unusually rich
and effective.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
HAMILTON LODGE.
4 Anniversary of the Founding Of tho
Order Celebrated Thursday night.

The 4th anniversary of the institution
of Hamilton Lodge, No. II. ]. q. q. r..
was fittingly observed Thursday night Will
interesting exercises. which were attend
cd by about 60 people. Tho first part Of
the evening was passed with a musical
programme and with addresses by diff
ferent members of the fraternity. \ So
cial hour was enjoyed later and refresh
mcnts were served
The programme was as follows:
Selection ...... Hamilton Lodge Quartctto
birth and Early Years of Hamilton
Lodge" ....Past Grand II. II. Davis
Hamilton Lodge To-day
Past Noble Grand \. w. Warren
Selection ...Hamilton Lodge Quart'ttc
Some Of the Permanent Values OF Odd
Fellowship"
Past Noble Grand H. $. Peck
Solo. s. j. Lapier. assisted by Uuartcttc
"Iiistory Of the Order"
Past Grand Representative J. w. Goodcl
America"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
NEW PROBATION OFFICER.
Thomas Reeves Succeeds G. J. rerGu.
sen-rriAay n City Court.

The case against 1torst Ito Lamphcr
who was charged with breach Of the
peace. was called in court Friday
hut states Attorney Sherman entered
q nolle proseuui, leaving the case
against Charles Murray the next on
the docket.
The specific charge against Murray
was tho theft of an ovcrcoat from +.
the WOODEN mills in Wincoski. TN
October 20 last. he, in company with
several other men, started out 10 have
a good time. They began by drinking
and soon had reached tho stage where
they wished to do something out Of
the ordinary. The FIRST act was TO ell
ter ~ \. Dcavilt's residence and steal
a quantity OF silvcrwarc.
Thcy then started for Burlington
and while hero went TO the city Hotel
and pilfcrcd Mr.. FIanagan's cvcrcont.
valued at $40. In time they wandered
back to Winooski and LODGED in II
freight car for the night. When he
awokc the following morning Murray's
friends had disappeared and he had
hut ten cents in money and Flanagan
overcoat. Tie recognized the silver.
but remembered nothing about the
overcoat.
With the oNcrcoat on his arm he
started out To spend his solitary dime
for ~ drink. but before II" could get to
a saloon Inc met Officer Bergcon. who
arrested him for stealing the silver
ware. lie later served a three months
sentence for shat offcnsc. at tho con-
rlusion OF which he was brought to
tive county Jail To answer to the charge
Of stealing the ovcrcoat.
IN court Friday morning ~. ~
rosrntations made by states Attorney
sherman and Attorney Dcavitt and Ia
he fact that his former employers had
faith enough in him TO give him work
he would he placed in the hands oil
the proba ion Officer.
At this time Judge Watson an
uouuccd that q. j. Ferguson had scnt
in his resignation as probation OFFICER
and that Thomas Reeves would be ap-
pointed his successor. Mr. Reeves was
notified that Murray WAS placed in his
charge and after Il brief consultation
with the new officer Murray was re-
| leased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20

skull being fractured. IL WAS taken to|
home, after physician had attended
his injuries. and is in a critical condiI
Mr.. Mahon is about 20 years OF age.
gene Wilmington was also ON the s,aI
but he was not injured.
STAGE DRIVER IN AN ACCIDEN|
Perry circuit. driver of the BE,
Rochester stage. while making his
W"dncsday afternoon was scriouslv
jurcd near the same spot whore the n
Homer llildrcth met with disaster the
previous. In Il little frcuNcutpl partI
tn" road Ice that had been Undermined
water suddenly gave way and the sd
toppled over Tho driver was thrown
badly cut OIL thu head. He was made
conscious and revived four hours lated
ind his horses, dlscntdnglcd from the h
ken harness, quietly grazing nearby. nd
ing was lost from the stage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-20
Cheated Death.

kidney trouble often ends fatally. but
by choosing the right medicine. T.. ~.
Wolfe OF Bear Grove, Iowa. cheated
DEATH lie says: 1.-TWO years ago / had
Kidney Trouble. which caused me great
pam. suffering and anxiety, but ! took
Electric Bit,crs, which effected con-
plctc cure. | have also found them OF
great benefit in general debility ANA nerve
trouble. and keep Thorn ''and,
since. AS lind they have no equal. j. W.
OSullivan and all druggists guarantee
them at o0c.
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4 Daredevil Ride

often ends in "a sad accident. 10 heal ac-
cidcntal injuries. use Rucklens Arnica
Salve. "a deep wound in my foot, from
an accident writes Theodore Sciiuelc Of
Columbus. Ohio, "causcd me great pain.
Physicians were helpless, but Eucklen's
Arnica SalNc quickly healed it," Soothcs
and heals hurns like magic. a5c at j. ".
. SulliNan's and all druggists.
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All persons nave need at times
legal advice and are not fami
with amy lawyer or, perhaps for
sonal reasons. do not wish to con-
their regular attorney. II you
thus situated write out fully the /;
and send the same 20 me by mail,
closing two dollars. and by re;
mail will send you. over my sig
turc. full advice concerning the ma
inquired about, or slse | will ret
the two dollars. References, if
sired.
RUSSELL w TAFT. Atty. at L
l7G College St. Burlington. Vt. 3o.p
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produces better results in two minutess
Everything in tho package. Simply add hot
water and set 70 cool. It's perfection. A sur
prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex-
pepss. Try 1t to-day. FlavOrs: Lemon,
Orange, strawberry. Raspberry, Chocolate
ald Cherry. At grocers. loo.
When you make Ice Cream use Jell.O ICE
CREAM Powder. All ingredients in tho
package. At su grocers. 2pkgs. for Csc.
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a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins
Pics. Druggists refund money If PAIO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case. no
matter # low long standing. in to y
hsNs. First application, gives case and
toc in STAMPS and il will liz forwarded
post paid by Paris Medicine Co., ST.
S,cuiS. Mo
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FEMININE JETt.lLlGENCE.

DO YOU believe men like women with
asked tho serious girl.
yes" answered Miss Cayenne, "pro-
vided they have enough Of It To refrain
from imprcssing a man with his ignor
ancc" shington Star.
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Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely
rure Rheumatism T. Neuralgia. Entirely
Vegetable. Safe. H.eow1y

CONTRACT FOR RtriIl:L RAILROAD.
I,oss e. crea. railroad contractors of
Montreal. were on Tuesday last awarded
Shc contract for grading Of Il railroad from
Bethel TO the quarry. distance OF fin"
end one half miles. making rise of from
hVc or six hundred feet on Il two pcr cent.
Grade. Work will be begun al once
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STAGE DRIVER IN AN AcCIr


Carl Schurz will. this coming SUNNI
participate in the celebration Of the
tieth anniversary of the Frankonia
cicty of Honn University, OF which
was 4 member.
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1t will cost you nothing
to get prices and we have
been able to gain and
satisfy SO many good
customers that we feel
sure that you also will
find our print shop and
bindcry able to serve
you to your complete
satisfaction.
THE FREE PRESS PRINTING "a
uurllnsto~j W.
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no Cvwc 4 CoLD ONE DAv

"ak. LAXATIVE: BROMO OUINlNE
tablets. All druggists refund the money
II 1t fails TO cure
r. ". Groves signature is on cdcn
box. clc.