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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-14

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Sell. 5 De Heite EiIfaroer piloe ben
gnerai os ben Sorctasiombeo, JON
mad iii, ON utar ifal fliniie flare iig
/ gpen, ba' bragt itsrre llobutte os
mer srifelige 2einltnter paa carmen.
Der er bigger, JON briper meb Sar.
ming o. SIR Oct gest.
Oct er Sen ~ietteIte Sag / 9eroen
Tor EN- @iit at bare bsflia ntoo en- eli.
Ter aroen 8uts Setter. Sporaf foni.
rler bet iaa. nj life ollie Gutter fan
bare ligeian bsilige moo i'm egen2
Wangen en- Gut err pirfelig CROP MOB
Yin Sslter noen at pioe bet. De- er
en- oaarii9 8ane at gietutte paa fin
S~sfiigfeo for bare at bile fremmeoe
Gen. Gen Gut, iont er bsflig og mil
MOO jim eaen Sslter, fan man bore
sanife iiffer pau. San pil meo 8ioen
bli en- Mano.
Zen patre apinbe beiib6er life ale
gooe Ting ! SerSsn bun better. 6ers
SeS Sfjenbeo er life bare en- sSare %
Ell Snare for benoe, mel boIoer berloe
ofte grpberi og gefpmrinser / large
Batter. Ga Iaa ale De 8em9rfnin.
ger, Ger blir ginrt ON benoe oa til
benSel ct ifisnt NnSiat, fiji 5iglr
o8 fine 6anoer Fan pare bra nof;
men bra @ttter pleier bu' set Orotug
ltg imeIem, at De life piloe aiite iig
meo en Guffe. Be iGtter Itsrre EriS
paa Rate SpinoeligbeS og ct goot
Sierte enc poa ct glat aniigt. Get CT
f~letifte Regelen, at Dc p~afreite Ri9er
bar letteit for at bli eoot gilt; men be
bar letteit for at fnnge Iarre, og oct
er 10 Ell laare tpillom 6orbel.
Gna ct al De fremite S9oer |
Sporoogmen lao Der ON Tagert TO
urge Bigger, Der taIte bsit oe figefrvm
meb b~innnoen, ian olte futoe bsre
bent. Oct er 10 Sfif % 9rug ber /
2anoet. Bua SGost bag Dem inS en-
gammcI Spifer og balpiop.
"Sber mango 8arn bar bu2"
ipitrgte bcn enc Of 8i9ernc ben II.
ben.
"Soegtppe. gnS Dup"
"Sa, ieg bar hare atten."
Wen 6a paaanet 1pIteren. San
itaf lit gantle Sobeo frem ttelefn De
TO iinge 8anter % uobrsb / ftgrite
Sorunbrin9:
"llnoifplb mig NIT Spsrasmanl!
Dsct fra bpilfm aant al 3piflano CT
So"
Re uuee Guler btcp robe til Saor.
earSen, og 8usin9erene begpnote at
Ie hpit. Gen al Bigerne, icnt itoit
bdpoe tnli, tog nIligcpel igicir tilorSe.
"Te misforitdar os bit. vi er lite
@sore - hi er 9Grertnoer."
9erpaa fulgte en- M &atterinlue
fra 1ilbsrerne, oq Sigerne ite9 al oeo
nprmeite Sperguoe, etbba be baooe
pGret beitemt pan at fisre nGIten en-
Mil lGitger.
en- liben 8ige ifdl tfsige ct ain.
gfuo ia ifrepet fslgcnSe Still til ltt
2Grerinbe:
"Rpnb er, bpoo apirSer, glitter ltg
meS. De oriffer % roger na banner
oa bar obprmaaoe mango Somnler,
ntett aoar fife I airfeu. Spts DC 9tt
meo Y~mnebotte, giorbe Se fait'fe Oct.
De er nter logiife emo apinoet og al
tbs mtr Soolo9iife. Sadoe @9rtS og
apinSer bar tit llSiprita fra aberne;
men apinoen bar pisieIig iprhi9es
l9ngit."
ltuSres, ON 2Grerirtben life St;'
Ion Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-14
Sra ipreote Setter.

Yrofesioren: "Spao err Gerss We.
ming ON bette Spsrgsmdal2"
eramiudnoeu: Ten iomme Tom
Rrofesiorens.~
Glen: "Ru piloe leg snife, man
IbiIoe finhe paa ct MT ltotrpf. Del
blir fieoeliei / 9rngoen meo ben
e~pinSeIise 'rsSmenoe 9rno'."
5ru Slien ga, men naar on BE-
tanfer bpaoilags @pnS Sc ileite unsq
bigger maa sifte fig meo, fan Oh oa
life nnore Dig oper, at De reomer."
Sigrio: "Sar on Jet Sru Spen.
lens npe llrue2"
Borebilb: ga, er belt life rQo.
ion?"
Sierib: Seq peb life enonit. Seq
err life paa BET rene meb, ON Den er
moberne os rGoielsfulS imnelss, Ell.
Ter nntif 90 lisefrem oeilig!"
Sanifmano: "Rogen @enneifer ct
ido utdfnemliee, at be bore blir finite
nadr man eisr Dem en- Sieneite.
Sguur itaf 2eii Spenoien Ell 4nappe.
noal | Stolen pan 4atbebret, og ba
HelieionslGrereu piIbe iGtte iig paa
ben, traf ieg Stefeit unoa bam for Of
ban life ifulbe itiffe fig, % tror ou
life, ban banfebe mig for betl"
Wegen Wpro. en- Monarf fro set
inbre Qirifa blep piit pmfring | en-
flor europRiif 5abrif al gieren, fom,
meoefs ban iorflarebe en- DEF al oct
inopifiebe M%aifineri, n~telbignis fit
fine Sraffeifjeber inopiflet / ct Siul
og blep ilpnget r1inbt meb iaa og iaa
mango Smoreininger | Riniitet.
Seloiabis for Sabrifeiereu mob.
too bans GIeontnssitpffe life mere
emo ct 8ar Smbreininger, og iorrepet
og iorttmlet blep ban ilGngt neo for
5Sooerne al ben fonseliee @ieit ioitt
bar n9rpeb at repne at 2atter, og
iaahe noele Srb til ben forte Golf,
"Diin Serre", iaeoe benne til ia.
brifeierert Sans Wnieitat tiger, ban
er meget fornsiet meo aunititpffet %
bill gierne ie Oct en- Sang til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-14

@ieiru: "Sua De er W1tItter2
Spilfet %Snjtrument ipiaer Ge?"
RnIiferen: "SsrIte Siolin."
SONS aone GtreHgt): "Nen bare
| Srfeitret."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-14

@uo Defiigne BEN Eige, iom arbei.
oeri Sun er tapper, ian0 oa nobel.
Sltn er life for frp til at tiefse lit eset
Spbclo os ifamn1er fla life oper at
bIi JET nroer llofsrelien al fin bag
lige @iernins. 9un miller til bia
fra bdgum 9iifen eIler 9ogtryffer.
fasien. Ter er en- Sbnfomneiie al
ben6e met mo | 6ett taitie afpSesbrogt
Snn err Zig Ell nlooig 5~inoebeitieer
bsit oppe | JieloipningerHe allereDe
- f~atret0e, itrHpenoe. frpbenbe lia.
Get Sm ifillbe bli en- ssnipiratioH
for os ale. Get err Ell ggre at bore
fjenot meo en- Zig Rise o. at bore
agtet at beiroe. 2sit paa Sdtten uftee
Wfano, mar bun gaar iorbi. Senoes
S9nSer b9rer fanife WRrfer al Sp.
pnif ! aisffenet, 5abrifimnos oa
acknowledgements; men oet er en- GER.
lig Saarb, Ell bi9fpiom Soaato. Gen
bolber Ieoen borte fra Siemmet fan'
b9n0e, unberitstter monjfe en- elifet
Snpalio. Zen er Oct Sfiolb, iom
bnffer mangen en- Samilie moo ars
MODEM og 8dttiabuiet. Derfor al ag.
telie for ben tapre Mrbetberife. @uo
oefiiene os beifntfe BEN 9iee, iom ar.
beiber! (Gbicage "Gbronicle".
Gn Serge bar iaett at | nj al ii Ill
fplber er en- Suitru o8 Mor. iom
g,taaler % ifi9nber, trGt % rtoilibt.
90 | ct of ii 5ili9loer or bun babe.
fulo. $ oe flste SilfGloer er bet
WanoenS Sfpls. De SilfRloer, Jon
fommer g1sn for 2ie, er bet natar'
Iiapis, ban BONNER efter. Sfte fan
Suftrlen ba guaet Der trpt oe uoiliot
ioa tpnge, at Def er eaoet oper til en-
eller attSen nerpss 9iSelie % SMe.
Iigbeb.
S mango Silfaloer liber en- iaaom
8binoe Idftst mere emo beroes RarS
% 8srn, Ioin bun bar ioaet til 8dne
at finoe Sell oeo. Sun peo % fsler
ieIp, at Set er iaa. Sun gisr, bpao
bun igrunSen life pilSe gisre. 90
berfor lioer ttin ~laaneget o9rre. Seit-
BEG Saoagtelie bar fdaet ct angf, %
/ 8pbet at in Siel nHref bum gnife
ON at frnne bore anSerIebes.
SorIiSet og fpritprret Ssprs it'll.
itrGffeli9 RGring og for lioet al an.
oen @epGgeiie EMO Den, iom fsIeer
benSeS Susitel, CT ofte aariagen til
en- iaabm 9pinoes 3ibelier. Suu
iaor life bore nof lice j iri 9nit og
bepGge Jig % bar life Sib for praf.
tilt, obieftip 1Rnfning. Det e. ufte
be minoit idbepbe OF melt orbp9ge'
lige 8pin6er, iom blir trGtte, nerosie
% - trGttefipre. De bar for me.
gen Smiorg for iin Samilie til ct
unSe Zig ieIp Den afpefslins, SpiIe
% aoipreSeiie, etbuer Sltitru %
Dior tr9reer, ON life Waifineriet en-
paffer 3ag ifal fomme / lliape. gsaar
on, irttge Bise, bar lUit bernie noget
trite SremItilling, bdr ieg bet Saab,
at bi gisr btg ielo Oct 2sfte life at
iiooe paa Stas. rerbe %bustntellem els
Ter ilaa ibipl Sioen paa arben Roas
De, mems bin Ntpr arbeioer oper @pne
for Big, bin 5ar % oine Ssitenbe.
Gen befietSte drnertfanife 0i9ter'
inoe gaa 8bceler Wilcor % Sen Ii.
geiaa befieuhte 0igter SSames 8bit'
comb RiIep msStes for en- lib iiOen
pau @eitmtniter Sotel | Gem Yorf.
Seq bill nlbris hunne glenn1le,
Wr. 8ilep, bpu6 De ia ON mig, ba
leg fsrit begpnote at ffripe Bers," ito
brso Digterinben.
Set bar intet itbebageligt, baaber
ieu." iparte Milen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-14

Sarnerbstre, icnr forlobcr bpgees
lige Silent for at isgc uiiffer Beifief'
tiselie / 9pen, begour eite Ell flor
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
RACE BETTING
Law. DOOMED
800. ~ ~ i4-1a-i4s'|f $685..
,-.--s4 ~ -isTN' N'T4s'..i---i = '-'5''' 's'-s.-7

j JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. rs The
Breeders iaw," as tho law under
which the state llccrses betting
at race tracks Is called, seems
to be doomed A curious c0ndi
tion has entered into the fight.
In st. Louis the law when en-
forced vas not particularly un-
popular. but when the police ~
lowed hand books to be made at
every cigar store and carried
gambling into every neighbor'
hood, d war was started. IL sGon
Icentcrea on the race tracks and
then on the law lllau made their
cxistance possible.
Folk had not been governor q
week before the ST. Louis police
department under strict orders
had run the hand books out of
Isown n and eliminated the worst
feature com plained Of but while
tnat was going on the farmers
and stock raisers in the state got
ithe idea that the word breed
ters' WAS used to protect crook
led gambling and. nov petitions
are pouring in from the country
asking the repeal Of the law. The
name breeders law was a misno-
mar in the first place, made to
icnyer the purpose of licensing
betting and horse races
Tie Missouri farmer considers
himself a stock breeder and re-.
sents as an insult tho sugges.
ition that tile race track gambling
lis run in his interest Exper-
iience has long ago demo nstrateG
that wien the Missouri farmer
becomes aroused IN subject
/ The Missouri Legislature has 10
option except 10 follow bis dc.
ltrands. II may be possible for
race track people g geta >nlEsti
ltute Law, but with Governor Folk
opposed to tbs state licensing
betting on anything and watcu-
Ing % send tie til>t bcodler q
the penitentiary tie only thing
that could stop the repeat under
ordinary circums anccs II lost
Clipped ftop tine sariHgiiald
Leader sSonday Iun ~, lsoh
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

he did not Know what the bishops
would haze hitn do 10 Tho matter
of divorce hc wpGla 4ieo iSis wafa
lto dp all he cunjd toward iessen.
lln; the psi. ai'hc Presiden' i -
said, t,as t-Fg 4li.lly expressed
himself oh 'his subjeei 70 he.
frcnts Lit TITS y she iirst 'ipe ~
,,bds 1 I III wiil,itin \ ssful,'ie adafesfr
From all that Vas en9naied itsa' i'ie.
White House qn lhs thenca q iI'e
it4r.lt and railroad rele legis latioe We
country tmayhave shonsEl thetthess
laa4s,ions were ii ihe presidsnt's
opinion d ilrst importance, tpt ~
sid il his address 10 the bishops
ria, the tariff and abe currency sre
( oilitcrally 70 importance Whatsoever
tcUnpared Mish the yiFA quesuaa s'
having the unit o( our social iife, the
ih,me, preserved, AID Ilrhptmote
l,hat public men sre sp,fta I'M, tacir
4 attention concentrated an questions
t(Ilfe tariffs, &C MA, i,aye 4 @h~l3N
ephsmeral imparN,nce eompafsd
awi,h tbe qaesiion ,pat go stfsight ~
the roofs u alauefs,
TIE PRESIDED, SAVING been aiatri-
ia lwioe aNd Bsine ihe ia,irer "A s'g
chilara,f ,lsnlas.sS sc,, ,hat III MN
n,
! INV. ,N,h, ",
, M A
/, s'Sins eoH'as'' ~ 3'@ sp''aFes' NJ M
whe,fer sie pitbac asrees Win siA
pr poyil w'll hS giaS. tha, he dslivgf
. e,,sl.;,53.esf t5 !, sn,4s,3 j,sseai IN II
l I,
!. = 'N''s =
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
.WASRANC N
IL L. ~ / x


From orr l,cslAaS g 4 ,~p prlenls
Wasiington II ii ine midst Of It's
very bnsy seasan--a l'ltie daily leg
islnlion-ulghtly and midoigh,iy
entertainment ~ the White House
by members at thn Cabinet by the
Speaker oi the House u Repre-.
scniatives, hy :ho Wee President
aud at the hcmcs u such Members
aud Senators a. can afford the
enormous expoose. iile Capi'ui
city " becoming more ard mere \
cep,er. or shall we ct'i u 4 Mccra
for delegations. They COME lere
aud hold sessions lprihfee N, tpur
days, relieved hY visiss 70 the
Capitol and Moua Ne,non, and
always BY a call % The President
.lo whom the spokesman makes I
formal speech 70 which thc prosi'
Cpnt always hue sot'svhlng n say
\ 10 reply. si'ihc. innf e'srsliitnpns
.Hdolcgatiou u ,he Nspk ias osel
Stha, u the Episcopal t,'shors
.wl,o wished ,he president 80 iaiil
.s,hc an,i.diyorce propaganda. Ib'
presi.icis' rnlaslss wsfNdiplnma
sgs;e. Mcsusss Gne N the mt'ss ao
pleasant altd dangerous features Z
il our American lifs M aAc d''n1niah
ipg birth rate and thc lneseolr!, s
} the marital lie among the o'is S'a' M
E,i,a American families And i iu1
aber Ne went 81 81 say thai Hl'i'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
More Firing,
RUSSIANS ARE STILL SHOOTING
An THE JNP P.iNEsE

MUlsDEN, Fth. IL c.Mno'adIng
Oh ,hu center and righf c"mmenc-
ed aguin today Regardins the
first reports 81 large Russian
losses il is now -nid that y coh
Siderable part u the first corps
and Stackelherg have rsloihpd he
main hody and retlfed 10 'heiF
old positions, which lhcy have r..
occupied. The Japanese are s'li'
aggressive.
TOXIC. Feb. Il Field Marshal
Oyama reporting Tuesday says,
tho Russians l,nmkarded iils CEN
ter am, right wings January aQ
butwere repulsed. The SuSsMl
attacks Oh Plsyen'ai CseMcillehpa'
and lsAAlpao were also made, w
they vtre repulsed il sypiy a.
stnnce,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

III this il issue aniounce r. II ceAloi Candidate
for Co School Commissioner pf Wright County MI Connolly
is 3G o uge ana was reared III e County 9 wright,
whore ne has taught Is years III the public schools Of this
County and isncw first assistant of Norwood High School
given universal satisfaction every place he has ever taught
He il an enthusiastic chol man and Is veil known through
the Go. lending educator, lIais present Of the
members Of the c. Board of Education
Ills present position and general standing with tie teachers
The County makes b better fitted for the postionhe asks
for, than NEST any other teaclier il The CountY.
HisqualifcatoBs nra not doubted by any If are
rightly informed le has held No. d first alade certificates.
He popular and agreeable gentleman il the same r
every Nhere You meet him
Mr. Connolly Of old Wright cospraducts grc
the northern slope of the Ozark Mtu'+ mes $ y. of
H0rtv hid stAnd a er ihc people o his cuunt nnd an
npholael 81 Educaticn uia good society,"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
BEAVER CREEK ITEMS.
FWnlarES ny nlitD

Kind Editor and Correspondent
hero ! come with my litlla midget
-pf nows
H'ac siogi9s ii. jim smar's was
well attended Saturday night
George md lFlapk, ask Sid undl
CHARLEY Why they werc not a,
singing Saturday night, | Eness
Oracle and Laura know tho
reason
Minnie Smart spent Sat. night
with aer sister Mrs. Charley
Woods who has'eccnlIy moved To-
.ihe Tomas farm.
Jphn Williams hrough. glad
fl,dings from Norwood;
ram Spurgean y Improving his
farm,
Jaige Bresclcr II Oh The sic!,
tist IL prssent
The cea$,ipg party At slcDanicl's
was vail attended all report y
good titne
N Tho infant Aaughtcroi Mr and
Nr4, uampt3a Gaddis vas laid 70
rrst IL TIRE Simmons Cemeiry last
sQajay evening
N n reported 'hat IVA Greco +
gqiiE - j,an the Hraphephone
/. slnpeertin ,he near future
Maud anii lNearl S'nt's sprt,'
.gs'rlslav ui5i.l wilh Sec MellNiA
girls
Born Ia Mr. nad Mrs !, A
! w,lIiams. ,Ian. 21lb. A. sesyl
pound giri
4 N Williams aud lndg
y Brcsler should have phones \
n they can tell each ne latest new
Z from aAil-Nalle when tho calon,
I + X 4 q AS y d. A FL U
returns
J.W Boatmha spent Wcdnc'
! day might with Geo Williams
Tho people q Shelley Ridge u
v listening Mish anxious car
d 'ro hear tho tpzs pf she Color
Y mill IN .laii-Yiflc,
!, And hear ,lio mslodious N,
D. Mo Colony will sing,
ID And hear the glaa ,;alnga II
Eitsar Si bsing.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
nc NV Many NOR.
N con Friends

| mueh regret Tint ihe short
period iii time Between the two
school terms wunid vol permit me
to Will yos ID your homes This
lshali ,ryto losvo the tusurr
N ] th4nk so,l most kindly for MI
cau,t, siss slhMn while with ycu
auditor yuus rvrrets !or my ehangt
IN pcsI,iros. That ! may he'f
! rsrl, etydu n, tptnre tayssTis NY
%Ssh lsauratlo'pal'y.
nv s. A. S',tMso
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
asN NOUy N {, h. M Il N qIf'I'S.

Wear authorized III pannaHpea Ms Mice I,ruton- w lliaAs
nscnndae fa County Sesa CaHhisSipHeg o Wright Nn
Weafe nfaFmedMss Wian wa4 A9ra araiseainW Wright
County nu s been teaching III cha- far The p8at cghs
sie sals o ttiepsl Frs Gfaae Certificates W
ha Cprty an graduated wv NlgNaod Iiigh ScAqel
onr years Se epHpieted t %DatseiN SeHapraphg a
Central }aae<s Cbeg0 SaGaiia Ala wiieh sAs Nd yeFY
hepfn, III Her school work
Airs, Williams u wide awake cnerste =eheul teaerF
and one a Wright counys most epstastic educators Wa
sure she n worthy tho support -he VIII receive,
Ina conversation with Mrs. WiIans, she Informed us
thai -bai net slsag rse the demerls " oy one ba
an her merits.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

Has had three years pracl'ca'
experience IN Hospital work q
S.tscry ani Medicieo- 10 y
tboroa9'dy equipped with an up
to,aaie line Of Surgical instruments
and win servs al calls promptly,
peal3y and with dispatch.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
4 JAP VICTORY !.
GENER III oKu'sHEADouAR TIERS.


Jan. ..9.-1 p. ~ -Jnelayed1
Two divisions of japanese llo"ps
attacked l'ehowsli and drove four
divisions iof Russians aero = ne
Hun river. Sis hundren Russians
we're captured The Russlans are
making 4 stand aercss the riyer
One puss,an dIvissan nliide
many attacks nr ssal,slnnpu 'm'Ne
cast, l,ut.was iriyen lark Mili, =
loss III over four thulsand,
Thp japanese 's,snibarded 'he
entire Russlan line lhe Rus'
slams replied ireh'v, showing llN'ip ls
activity.
-Cljpur.l from tl,v Springfield
Leader Friday lrb.3 1890,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
NO " | 'i-,E=:.. Z. {.

io whom II may coni:el'af Tha
coleny mill il now rushing their
Work, Any one wanting lumber
must get their logs in atonce.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02
w a. orsndsr N. 2
Physician and Surgeons
NORWOOD mo.

Has prnc,iced in Wright Go, tof
34 years. win answer all ca''a
promptly aud neatly, iil's his owa
prescriptions. Has tho right 70
Hll other Dr's. prescriptions, has
wpbstood a the rigid examination q y
AK ana Mo. Female disorders
And diseases OF childyon Q special
,ty. Uses only pufc drugs, PARK
day,ses preferred. ONCE at J. n,
Hitchcock 3 Drug Store.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

!Eas ,bcen here II years and
handles i'arkaayiscs Drugs II
Ills ofacc ana has Pharmacy Il
ocnse ana the right y fill Other
Doctors ieragcriI,tions and fur
nish his eas Dfsss in his prac'
ticc, ana has lo pAttip any Drug
Store
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-02

Under the l~ading Of Answer
to Question Numbcl "; u this
issue III column md Tie scrip
ture Gen. Il, ID Should read
thus
Iwili 10 t,,wpnow. ani see Nhc'he'
they have,tloae aiioselirr aec9rdln, Y
ne CRY oiiit which ropc INTO Wt; "tt
ifirot. IAN know tGtn IS p
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He makes a spc ciai study OF the
diseases peculiar to women and
children, Only the purest Of drugs
are used in bis practice. For night
service call at bia ofico. Your pa.
tronage is earnestly aolioited.
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Nurwood Itiss annourced herselt
4 Cd, oidplo for ME ttice u
eomnlis-itier of puhl;a -chao.s
il W,igtl ~. Mrs Williams i =
Wright %. lady and holds Z llrst
grade ieacliel's cerlliicaic. There
nrp now three candidates tor NE
piaca +, J. cuittey Df NNrwond,
q Ii. Mcclure 81 iialisille a'ii
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A,rinh'co, IRE as galla'iai these
II po,idIas 70 they Mil elect Mrs.
Williams hya biy inajprlty:
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matter. CaOber Isf. WO4.
6af the POM-oWcH az Nor.
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II \. BAIL
"A Y1ORNE " iF td NJ.
Norwood MO.

Ni!t ac,ead ID an Lf6al BuA'
pess reforel to him. Practices ia
.all she Court. Of the State
Commercial and Criminal Law
ID p,eialty.
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IRA ,RY AN MD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
MO
NORWOOD,

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rFs YEAR ...... $3.50 cent
xix MoNTIs ... = 25e n,s
THREE MONTHS ~. ... 10 cents
Ip1a,ia6h IN 4iuos<s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-04-20
NEW RURAL ROUTES FAVORED.
Postal Official win Recommend Then
for Mortified.

Mortified, April 90 Rural Free De-
livery Agent VI. w. Sawyer OF st. Al
bans, who has been in Mortified the
past week looking over the ground for
rural free delivery routes as proposed
and suggested BY Postmaster G. II.
Richmond and citizens interested will
make a favorable report to the post
Office department, in which report it
is understood that he will recommend
the establishment OF two routes, the
first of which will start at Mortified, go
through the Center village to the corner
just north Of Frank Colds, up and over
the hill by II. Glidden's and Mr. Bannis-
ter's and down on to Bull Rum back to
the Harlow bridge and up Roxbtry road
to the Butterfeld lodges, thence to Lit
tie Mortified, back to. Henry Averilfs
and through the Dole neighborhood past
the Walter Dole place to the post
Office.
The second route, as proposed, viii
start at the postoiiice and 90 up Union
street as far as Oscar Preston's, back
to the Cutler corner and over the hill
to George GIidden's. Edward Dens-
moor's, past George Edwards to Little
Northfeld and back to Brooks cor
mel past the school house and "Clerk's''
place, over the Moretown road to Cox
brook and down the brook to North
field.
] Each route viii serve over one hun
bred families and will be over twenty
four miles in length. Leaving the post
office after the arrival of the morning
mail at $3.50 o'clock, the carrier viii
deliver and collect mail returning ir
time to deposit the same before the al
ternoon mails at $3.50 and $3.50 o'clock
EACH carrier will be small edition OF
a postoffice, carrying postage stamps
etc, and prepared to do money ordei
and registered letter business.