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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-04

apect save one, viz: your weight 1
upon the heels, but you are %prevente,
from swaying too far back. This
therefore, is only a means to an END
rs correct position of the body de
pends upon the correct position Of TIL
spine and the poise over the center o
the feet, all that you now have to DE-
is TO sway the entire body from thu
wall without moving the feet and with
out moving any joint but the ankle
joint. In order to do this correctly;
that is, to avoid moving the body for
ward by bending the neck or by yield.
ing at the waist or by Swaying at the
knees, imagine an inf1eXible rod *
tending from the crown of the head to
(but not through the ankle joint.
Were this the case, you would correct
ly transfer the weight of your body
from the heels to the center of the
feet.
AS a test for the correct standing po-
sition, rise on the ball of the foot
or feet. If in SO doing you are obliged
to sway forward (no matter how
slightly from your standing position,
or transfer your weight from your
heels by swaying the body forward at
the hips, you are not in a correct posi-
ton.
Assuming that you have now learned
how to get the correct position Ito re-
tain it is a matter of practice), l will
next consider the very important fea-
ture of health as regards the carriage
of the body.
Walking.
To start right, to avoid the general
tendency of allowing the body to
settle, take your position once more
against the wall, or door; sway for
ward to correct position, then as you
forward you should feel an i'm
pulse from the chest-the chest being
and the legs comparatively pas
feeling of lightness and buoy
ancy as if actually led by the chest.
Ills true, the legs are indispensable
as a mean of bodily locomotion, but
are o of a support than a mo-
i've power; that power is resident in
the chest. Shut off the lung power, the
great air reservoir, and o at once
are deprived Of the necessary pro-
force, and the whole human
machinery stops. That is the reason
hat | place SO much stress on keeping
IN active chest. 1t also avoids friction
)r undue crowding of the vital organs
most essential point as regards the
leart.
The chest should have the appear
lnce of leading; the abdomen, never.
1t first you may feel and even appear
somewhat awkward, but this feeling
md appearance will disappear in pro-
'Ortion to the daily application of
heSe principles until, in a remarkably
hort time, correct position and car
Of the body will become second
allure to you and, instead of striking
our heels so heavily as you walk, in
tead of making your legs do all the
'ork and dragging your body around
ay after day, you will distribute the
more evenly lin fact, there will
e no effort), you will step with the
ghtness and elasticity of youth, you
i'll be able to walk miles where now
on walk blocks, to say nothing of
our general appearance and, best Of
the securing Of those conditions
lat obtain for health. The strict adj
erence to these principles will add }
OF only years to your life but life to {
.ur years. |
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-04

Health depends upon correct position
of the body. Anyone who stands, sits OF
walks habitually, in an incorrect posi-
ton, does not and cannot possess health
so long as the habit continues.
Harmony is the law of the universe.
Correct position is one of the funda-
mental laws of health. Violate the
law and yOu must, SOoner or later, pay
the penalty. There is no exception to
this rule. | am we'll aware that many
persons are engaged in certain pur-
suits that are of such a nature as to
compel them to violate this law dur
ing working hours. This does not,
however, weaken the force of the argu-
ment. They are not we'll nor can they
be well unless they counteract the ill
effects, physically, by some means or
methods outside of those hours of daily
toll.
This class, for whom a reasonable
allowance may be made, does not. for
tunately, represent the majority. What
about that vast army of lawyers, min
listers, teachers, clerks, doctors, ETC.,
l. liifO nv ICaoOldDlC CACuSC 1OI lHc
ungainly and unhealthful positions as
sumed in standing and sitting, to say
nothing Of the careless, slip-shOd man
ner SO generally employed in walking?
It is a fundamental principle that
the structure must be right or the
functions cannot be right. How i'm
portant then that we should look to
the cause and not resort to drugs.
When the organs of a mans body re-
fuse, from any cause, to do their work,
nature does not intend that he should
force them to action with drugs, but
that he should restore them to normal
condition by right living, by strength
obtained from nOurishing foods, and
by obtaining and retaining correct
position and carriage Of the body.
| should like to impress upon the
readers of this series of articles the
fact that we are not punished for u
physical sins. but by them; and, "the
OF sin is death" Whatever ma
ture gives you over the counter you
are expected to pay for at the cashiers
and if you evade payment she
will charge you double.
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Who Stands, Sits or Walks
Incorrectly, Cannot Have Health
NO Excuse for Slip-Shod Manner
of Professional Men-Don't Abuse
Your Spinal Column: Most Vital
Part of Man His Backbone-Re-
move Headaches and Kidney
Troubles by Correct Standing
In Walking Keep an "Active
Chest"-Sit Correctly and Prevent
Indigestion.
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What Is the Correct Position?

Whether standing, walking or sit
ting there is one rule that invariably
holds good, viz: the position Of the
spinal column must be such hat no
n part infringes or unduly impinges
upon II other part. Man is a ma
chine, and the most vital part Of the
human machine is the spinal column
with its wonderful spinal cord and the
81 pairs of spinal nerves. There
fore, look to it, that the most delicate
and vital part of the anatomical struc-
ture is not abused by incorrect posi-
tons. Whatever may be the slogan OF
war, the slogan of health is-look out
for your backbone.
To give you a definite idea of correct
position | will ask you to note the
perfect poise of the perfectly articu-
lated skeleton that you will find in the
museum Or in the office of the physi-
clan. That little word poise is very
significant.
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VsIy Rare.

Only one couple in over 1900 live
to celebrate their diamond wedding
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The curtain is down on the last act OF
the Stegomyia Fasciata Stock Company,
and let us hope that it will remain vailed
down,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-04
By EDWARD B. WARMAN

Copyright, 1905. by J. b. Bowlcs.)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-11-04

Superintendent Sims of the Missis-
sippi Institution for the Blind, makes
public his report for the biennial period,
stating he had 45 pupils last year, 46
this, and that there has been no fatal
illness during his seven years connec-
ton. Financially the institution is in
good condition, the legislative apprO-
priation being ample. The expendi-
lures last year were $4,000; this year,
81 900. The trustees compliment DR..
Sims management in the highest terms.
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AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT HAckMEN
FROM BLOCKING THE APPROACHES

. c - Il Z
AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT IrACkMEN
FROM BLOCKING THE APPROACHES
- SOUTHERN RAILWAYS. PAssENinjay :
GER DEPOT. 80
Belt ordained :by the Mayor Gahhd Al.
dermen of the Town Of Union Y South
Carolina, in Council assembled and by
authority of same:
Section I. That IL shall be unlawful for
any driver of hack or other vehicle
used for transporting passengers to block
the approaches to the Passenger Depot
Of the Southern Railway Company in the
Town CT Union, South Carolina, and all
such hacks and vehicles, except when re-
ceiying passengers and while passengers
thereof are alighting from same, shall be
aligned along the curbway on the oppo-
site side OF the street from said depot.
Any person convicted of a violation of
this ordinance shall be fined not more
more than Ten Dollars ($Io.oo) or i'm
.prisoned not more than Thirty (3o) Days.
Done and ratified in Council assem-
bled, under the Corporate Seal of the
Town of Union, South Carolina, on this
the: sixth day of MAJ cb, A. ID. 1905. n
Attest: 'r-9 ''Aayor''s 5,
w. ID. ARTHUR, .&e.
Clerk and Treasurer. 4.at.
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rt.nance or his man ~
IN lho ,.,,,.. Guest sought conhfili" a,
her W .,,a living troopers words' ".' I,
ton VI snnc;ne for such ndditioha' sn
was " &C he might gleah' anu ~ iS r
1orhia''o had he come. had 'n'
'h'' " rao,,v gone to Spain! Inv so
eiip. ssuronce had been 50 70
VIC, .,,,,as tbe free baron wohoeieu
noard Alright or II ne h'u
he M ,,tornreted the meager iiee' ,
reIus ,nned to provoke from 'he p
he - ,xnression Of self coh'eht
n,, ,nlans for the future. , o,.r,ru-
us 80 - he offered the fooi cH ,s
ted the princess oe'ro'nEu 'oe.
I! II the Jester had
n''' no f,+rre he would naturans ,Is
III 'hH an the narrow CONFINES u ~
~ ",n,nhcr than consider propo',1
DARK ,.hon, he beliRxed he wou'''
from one Who'''
!et 49," :" he said pa*nonizingly' suI'e1 >
.,,o slender figure of the loo',
hih I'm should die by u" 80
E"ou thon GO to the scaffola. - .,
rali'.i ,',.a 20 forgive you and ths p
'he Ai" ay.r,ook your olfensc wA -
''HH' w.. 20 truthfully serve me -,
N|. answered the fooi prohnr ~,
- cure the message viii re"'
c,or,es in Spain" mentatS nt,nu
i've Kings guest. yet NE "non
lne ;n a tone Of mofxery' you
"louu has,tote to betVay your D. n'
rorrseH. why, thea, VIII S'u
tray him to mef not 20 Y,
TO him ! wiA answer, no'
turned the jester calmly ,od
retuIh' ,a,,oua smile cEosseu
free baron's face. so-ed loo
AND tell him how you dal. st to 10
r,,stress; that you songht W
hor from another. whie you int
@ ,,oured your own burning nare tn,s % !
pu9 po Two things most aahnle
ear ent on the free baron
.nnbasis, "a daredevil VINO ,,,est ssot
Gov man or Satan and-an is' ,
Iol TOT, tope but n compro"lsihg
Aou and will hang. hyprio'
soms me. con not without hrst known IN
- FOO in all iikciihosd WIN ,orS sa
you, ~ 49, suitable branch, my ioIo Io
thieves rookery' sa'u '
ing, so,,,s of .Hochte's responded
ue.s .Sooi. COL you expect your duss aSe
tcryensg; he. sxclaimsa= ~
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nd wonder,ng,y the free .rn,nition Of 4
anu al.n,,ent watched that eA n,r,ng the
l',,,,ty and endurance. I'D been
-nsti,rc the testers doupies 80 of the
wles onen and suddenly the sa1S os y nnon
torn op ,nost fell, as If fascina.eu, ~
kings ,,.h,ch hung from his ne.n
an nS,ne oD;ur forward he scrutln,aes", Ma T It,
Bendns .t wn,ch had attracted ms ,r ~.
] tsnt,on and then started oneN new train of
LA. ,'a ,auehed, as though new a, MN and
.noupht m had suddenly assan nn, nale face
thou sa earnestly into the no" pay 49,
ioo tne nearly helpless fooi. a,neren,
OF ,n. :" mo cried, "here's othS'tNS'''' otmhS''S'''
comp,ea, stoon,ng suddenly he grhste,,
Ana s' 49,, the foor and brough. -
el ths ,rm with crushing force rec up' hrnt,
k u1,;sant's head-a co"aiu'.' r-o,
q p p and at once the prisoners 8 :, stl =,
Dio" ond he lay motioniess :
~ relaAeu tne warder, who placed MN
the straw. .,s dead. my lor'
remarked the man. paN y
op exertion. .,o comedy only
rd? ..,anoer." replied the free pa. .Sa -
our stion ne knelt by the side OF the =, =
= ~ .,,te @ agure and thrust his NUM- .,roS. A.
ear tra'e anrhlct. Having procurea
the .;on or the object which chanIs
Vord, revealed to him. ne Az ou
fool, ,rrther word, left the CELL
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santcd to SfiaExxss-eonncil Sfia of Uni,
South Carolina, of MaJoflsycfiQf of
freeholdcrs of said town of Union,
nraying that an election be held for
The nurpose Of voting for the issue of
counon bonds to the extent of twenty
| Ave THOUSAND dollars ($25, ,OOO, said
| honds to bear interest at the rate Of
| ak per centun per annum, payable
annually, said Nonds payable forty
years after date,Nith the privilege of
redemption ssSsd sitsr %enty years from n,
1Unnm;dating 1nd the iiebtcdness of the
, tnwn of Union, toat: 1st Six thous-
snd dollars ($8,e0 for its sewerage
: an.tem. 2nd. Foul thousand dollars
eSSr it's sidewalks jand 3rd,, Fifteen
>, M.bousand ~ dollars 5000 for its deficit
, ~, ITS electric ligh and waterworks,
~ namely. total Indebtedness of
CT twenty-f five thouss dollars ($25, ,OOO)"
iy II appearing toe satisfaction of
ly. the town council Union that the
DIV netition is signed a majority of the
his freeholders of saitwn and it further
full appearing that thggregate bonded
,ins Indebtedness OF town of Union
s%e sus the value 0'> >shexable property
min ' It is orderefhac question of the
Ian issue of said JhdSs submitted to the
4 Qualified el$ors said town of
you Union at aYectit to be held for
ruck that PURPOSE har 28th, 1905. The
,se. voting pre9s, witiuly' appointed
hrob- managers' Flows: IN
rs he NAPp On 80.
At Bail fnSer an Manufactur-
sved, ing ComElt I'ofe y e., Nanagerszy.
o add D. Charr L. CuAand E. d..
men9 % YARD TWO. ~ -;
to for AT thE of Progress: yNfanagers
harles, e Charlie q forth and
80 RID rHREE
,roke a.ds 10 At N }pdquartes. Managers
wo'u --Geor vel, DIS. Betsill and
ckly re- J. w. N %i..,iaay.j[ =
. ] pray .JrR I...,r.p.,,. ~,
end the ,.c4jMan.
duke '' Eihe' Fix WYries and JeJ. Col
ruefuily," The n opened at 8 a m
& his res o'clock p. m. o'clock,
he said, and the be conducted in
bubbles i accorda ne laws in force.
not, aiack, govern eieGtions. % a
nv no gers sh3 ath to fairly and
,tening his Only Id voters win he
allowed Is election.
n the duke, ElecS vote for the is
q he rushed sue OF thousand dollars
me, 1 used (s25, ,oods, bearing in
so," folding teres,t um hp per annum,
,azing at the payao, n1,as n;4s payable
BIC" of redo wears from date,
for the ing said indebt-
edness ballot written
'Di ! or. pr the following:
- ~ oon. Issue honsand dollars.
y not 90 go sa. ($25, by the town of
20. 1t ls Ju'' Union ptedness. Yes"
: ..,,3 .l: Those against the is
- !. tsue W lot, written or
gets married printd Rllowing: "Is-.
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.o,, o,r by the king OF .he d
he NV, ;, he sneered. do you r
p,,o cares? You, ho,,''
theme for jest between US ,t voup
then'e che earns about S'"'
huI .,,e nloisant Significantly.
| retorted tno hc mistress Of my cas-
tie. %, LAUGHED the jester. "A r0p
"Cas'ie footpads retreat!
oe, 80 the roads become srea. Sonr
rins' of royal blood! Then was :,
f,ther n king of thieves. ,-,ed fear
+ fully. ou.A,t his sword,
s lnfurE'u.' w. could draw 1t the tooi
e out st,nc his purpose, had Iu' -
II anucipa." ,r;tb such impetuosi'y "n =,
Is upon that the kings guee',
lis snaohJ ~ Js hulk and strength, va,
ha spN" .. aooinst the wall. Lik. hnr;e
tnrus. . +Ie testers fingers were ". -
ey- OF iron 'he ont,s throat. For ono
"a in his oppo .,er,der in build his pos
ord you. remarkable, and' SUI no,,
get er 80 M the princess betro.hI n;s arr
riu~ migM' .n' ,,,r, Of. Although MS a.
you not shahe ..,' crushing force apou.
presseu Tho fool, the hana ~
,tly. inquire - re,axed He enuoo :
each throat MI the nlaisant from MN ,
uded TO to- an. a tiger, the jester eluns, srse bal
nued hke IKE tt,ev swayed. To the the. lte ~ 81
4 did fro tns* stsd W by that gauntlet Oh 30 q
.aster sunoc .,os already going ~
OF be- ,n. p,acx spots danced oeto,e n dagger
DIN, a atroye to reach for the u"ss Sos
you" he s.tU trom mis- g,rdle. but J. ""H ,n,,
NUNS Them. Perhaps 'he @ =,
d the oetW oe tne kings guest had ,a, been c,ur
OF 'ne ne N excesses of Francis .ow,
ook up by the ,e stin mighty Tow
to save strength, and mao ,,s t,nolly ma
,ourself . a,,nreme effort he ,,,, iili"S Z,
nto her last l supIT himself loose, hurting =, .,
e in ma ,ont,y from him nv -. the
n, with w Ioiler who, atfrac.eu lent ~
ops not the .5a os struggle, at that sr momen hi,
.st man. of the ~. %. ceu This keeper III,
, middle n.,y hercrlenn so'
'' closed 9sa.tNless, W exhausted. the the IT, :,
ing that bre" 's"s the conflict now trans ira
adorn an .marse~ .u,nkey and the Jester, ec,a,
rd Of the w or held the fool At ,ng
,ter, smil- nantage, as he hao sp as also
van.at et the tester and was %asV n',
i with an ened by previous taayv em strivi,
fool contended herce,; ar,,h his
re will in 90 as to grappis w.
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~ ed wheh ho -, a,,kets
prostrate hgure or o. .r mad ae-
n,oisant after the free '''' q
parted .,ter day passed and stlIi ,ar. sae
Day ,parx burned; perhaps y ~a as.er
Vi.ai In this extremity the MT
co. ou heen entirely negiec'e the
hau IA hefriended him, assis,t the,,
VINO hpu the fesh to maintain ~
sp p,a.o,,on. he did not learn uh. cor
uhih - Youth and a stohs
; time ,a ,vere also a shield asa,
: | ~. anal change, ana .ata "h gre
, 80 mend and his hear, ~. .rstwhl
- onuer. even the jaiier' ms h,s se
"A asausnt. the most calious ., inter,
~ s' rseners. exhibited stony
80 cru. 80 ,nusual convalescence. =,
,et rha touch Of o hand was ,no
erst impression OF retur ,,Ia,,t
OIL SAINT h'o I'D then into his fnropt
sciouSt 80 the outlines Of the ~
seu pralh "a the small window
'oo wals ,na,y admitted the light. - ~
sroaeS thoughts these surroune
he'd i rocolled the struggle WIN .nss . a
" 90 and the taller. hs -, the
,ntly Dnosn, he saw the race y anny
c n,a whereon wonder ana &c
,oron w. oiven way to brptat 10 :,
ed to with the memoi! atorted fro
D for blow, the fooi nun tho daure
iisad- couch. As he dia ~ go, noiseles
n the woman, who haa nad 49, forwaI
weak tered the cell, s.eppr 5.iH
Ill the stood near the couen' .,,o asked.
u
.aaapt, Ee raised himself 90 ''N sss
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|p.r ,,,s;tor. aAr--aAnt q -interesh yeISis
OIL Incone,inev, ns he said wonde,Ins,
1;z,np the features OF the 1ocu
az must have been uncone
lriA. ~ And he stared from her W
| wary che returned, with pecuia.
/ az ..ou night" And. bendins o. w.
sm ,a held n receptacle to nis npe,
hin, hitch he mechanically ofan nua
ron ,varn and refreshing, the wiz. W.
uro'n, sooyored to account ZOE ~.
he aness of her presence IN the "a
I. she placed the bowl ON lit, s Apure,
= then, Strengthening
/, again regarded him. -, s,e com
q = "you are improving ras''
~ mented rehectlVei9.
-, "Thanks to your sovereisn IN HI
amswered, lifting hahu ,ua,
sp aoge6 head and striving " od
ne p'l''" eat+ered ideas. which "u. y,
Oh mo od tn dow more conseIu ~.
{, ST. no,n which had racked his :,
y, G rrown perceptibly less SIN =.
ms n st deem slumber, ana 70
uroth iao. diffused itself IN ms ,ns,
the ,r,th n growing assurance III rpn o.
.urt- WIN spnt may I ask how you 20
,ros- iei o., no continued, perpiexlty =
nder mere ,;t,, the sense of temporary
pos ghns W.. stole over him.
} had .I heord the duke tell the h st
thout nttocted him and he hao ..
hau ,,no - she replied after pau y,
you uom sno darkened. His heaa u
his in more. With his hnger
nine ,a,v, picked at the straw. heue
utter 10y .pS the king, Of course pems n1
- the AIN, "oh credulous king" ,,tf' ~,
:, -. he salu. .,,Iy was ever LIZ
o ea AZ. ed s,,,' sco,n nefooledf A Judge u
no 80 easrs ,,ar Who trusts rather ~
49,. No; d IN n :r,,nd destiny. Unhke =
en rsr. . tune s,anSa anu not through meh'
!, Jester them" re of It." she
ID. But .sThink no NOR osoct of her
ting the hastily, seeing .he .,,a,,ne." aui'
I'm ln. NAY, ns tester. 1.-The tru.n'
i W. CON. nn Relieve me, l ehs. .,a
ODE sa,nst S.r for 1t. What saio 'no
:. Seean ne calls himselfT' ,ooa r
he oesa aw ne .s%Hhv SS he shook his heaa o,n
ats tSh,,e swered the girl, not ho.l
e,o ov. otion ".Your maJee.'
u ~. .arsst co.. the memory OF pysono :
" sonoht him, but fouhu M
5 the plai- on the s'ou, , host tester Of
urning con- "He IS ~" e,nd thenf" fas
5 throbbing muttereo. ,ara
the tnat "rNo sooner. SIRE VEN .sor ~
ndow re- his had I entered the cen .n".
sht. S,nes IA ~ mon me, and, 1t grievess
'urrounans ms. % tbs wit snapper roughly; -
the free .v pa ,n nnp hands before her ana 3
ross su o",as n,o,sant. 81 cen came "
q q .ony,ction | were killed" H"
Il rage. and, tro BE ooSfiS'"
t treacherous ~" - 80 rsa,,
ted from his Lots of people are rear % !,
feure Of the ceited as they seem 70 =
poiselessly en-. their little bluff. u,
forward and =
5IWii 81 ! when an aimiess man maj,
asked. .riy he becomes an easy mar
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sue of twenty-five Thousand dollars
($25 ,OOO coupon bonds by the town or
Union to pay past Indebtedness. No."
: Immediately after closing the polls,'
the managers will proceed to count
the votes, in public, and make report
I SSfeEsSse election and the result, in writ
lg, to the toSt oGScil nfi5sS.sp.
Done and ratified in Council Asst>
embed, under the corporate seal of
he town of Union, on this sixth day
( March, A. d. 1905. ,.t, .sul'
Attest: rrd' r. l.. MCNALLY,,
u,+,y,I ,!If ,iE.rirpu, Mayor.
w. ID. Arthur, -, r.ns
0-3t Clerk and Treasurer;
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CHAPTER XVI.

ooIs and cats have 1.as nane
ives ,,res" the turnkey mutter. .a
aa cd when he bent ever tns ne
erostrate er fgure of the dukes es'
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

having been duly pre-
,ented to tHe eeasE::szEEss,zzsanneil of Union,
rnutb Carolina of a Maj0fqslezi6et- of the
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fro nE CONTINUED

o,s ot people are really not 50 :. dUs, tost
"d Lo.s os they seem to be. IL 's '0'
| their little blum. ~. - -
u,.n an aimless man gets
~. Wnen sa,,,ss an easy mark. ..-..---
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-03-17

&c ,s,s ss,--s.n-t the unexpected appearance
I5z,seu s1s cash, ash balance. a .oAessa u,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-16
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. Thomas Landon is very i'll.

Mrs Thomas Landon is very i'll.
Mrs. Jerre Marston recently visited
friends in Glover.
Will Hildreth has moved into the H. B.
Smith house at Bloomington.
Mrs. A. Coburn of Sutton is workin at
S. w. Corliss' for few weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hoyt last Thursday morning.
c. E. Gay has the studding up and part
ly boarded on the NJ NJ. Taplin house.
Nellie Lothrop from Massachusetts, was
visiting at home last week and returned
today.
Ground has been broken on Willoug hby
Ave. for a new house to be erected by
Arthur Ordway.
Miss Ina Ma-Sies4"ho nd been stopping
AZ G. B. st9ddard's this simmer, has re-
turned re- ner home in Loweh Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-16
Methodist Church Notes.

The Ladies' Aid meeting is postponed
until next week.
Miss Josephine s. Fisk, representing the
New England Deaconess work, will speak
next Sunday morning.
Epworth League Tuesday evening at z 30
Subject, "The Work Our Society Should
Do;" leader, c. L. Erwin.
Mrs. w. c. Johnson and Mrs. w K.
Aldrich were elected delegates to theState
Sunday School convention to be held at
ST. JohnsburY this week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-16
KILLED Burglar.

rhile trying to break into the safe
ne store of JennisoD, Gallup & Co.
at an early hour Friday
-nipg. an unknown burglar thought
ave been one of the gang which
glarized the post Office at East
rfeId Wednesday morning and
no the rounds OF the state, Was
: and instantly killed by Eugene
a clerk who slept IN the