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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAFFORD.

Don't forget the big July 9TH celebration
al Randolph. No admission to contests
Mrs. John Darling is i'll and attended
by DR.. Nowlan.
Raleigh Morrill, returned to Boston the
nEst Of the week.
Miss Marcella Kendall has returned to
her work in Randolph.
james Chase is able to be out again after
an illness of some days.
Miss Belle Chandler Of Barre is the guest
OF Miss Sadie Eastman.
Mrs. Gertrude Clark has finished work
for Mrs. II. A. Stickney.
Mrs. II. A. Stiekney has been confined
20 the house by illness for several days.
The last Sunday in June will be observed
a. the Congl church as Children's Sunday
John Hazelton and wife OF Dunbarton.
n. IT,, are guests of his sister, Mrs. II. f.
Fox.
Barrett Cummings, Zera Mann and Earl
Crane spent Friday and Saturday at Fair
lee lake.
Mrs. +. Il. jerks and son, Richmond.
tucket, r. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. simonds OF Lebanon.
n H., were at their nephew's, w. z. Stone,
over Sunday.
Howard McAllister and friend, Mr. Lee
OF Dartmouth we're at III. A. Stiekney's
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Berry. who have
been spending week with their cousin.
Miss Sarah Cummings, returned Saturday
20 their home in Springfield, Mass.
Harold Gardner, who occupied the pull
pit at the Congl church during last
summer, and who will be remem bered by
many, is to preach at Deer Isle, Me-, the /,
present summer.
The following were elected officers M
the Sunday school for the ensuing wear !
superintendent, Henry b. Cummings.
assistant superintendent, Rev. A. j. East.
mani secretary, Mrs. A. j. Eastman; treas G
urer, Mrs. George H. Chandler; librarian. I
"a. =. Cummings; executive committee,
above named officers. v
Thursday afternoon the postponed Me- o
moral day exercises were held IN the
town house, good number being present fl
I nc children marched from the schools "
mouse % the hall, carrying flags, and
headed by the STAFFORD band. The vari- N
Gus mum bers, consisting OF songs. eroup .,
exercises and single recitations. were Web =,
rendered and showed that both teacher a.
nd pupils had worked faithfully 10 ac- .
.ompllsh so pleasing a result. The STRAIT
ord band assisted, rendering number of
elections, and the Rev. A. j. Eastman
iHered prayer and gave short, interest," at
ag address. Three veterans were present
u the conclusion of the program the chill
rem, headed by the band, and accompa- IS
iad BY the veterans, marched to the GEM
ssry, Where they decorated the soldiers as
raves. II,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
NORTH TuNREIocE.

WANTED secondhand ice chest,
ialr size, for store use. f.. II. ToTMAN.
Don't forget the big July 9TH celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
The F. =. church here is being repainted
~ W. ;. Hayes and brother.
Geo. swan is devoting his time to county
court at Chelsea a. petit juror.
Geo. Richardson, wife ana son OF Tbet-
ford visited at ]. y. Corliss' last week.
Mrs. Nora Allen and child OF sharon are
visiting her parents, DR.. Durkee and wife.
Our village blacksmith, Augustus Ham
cock, soon moves his business into the old
shop that has sheltered many workmen
OF the past, now owned by II. B. Grant.
A. p. and A. A. Osborne have purchased
the real estate and blacksmith shop re-
gently owned BY ArcelIe Belair.
Your correspondent recently visited a
former resident and business man here Tor
many years, George Brown. " no now owns
a weli-tIlled farm OF S. acres. Mr. Brown
remarks that be can't see why they can-
not be happy vi ben well located ii Haurgv
Hollow at South RoyRlton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
SOUTH TuNRRInaE

Don't forget the big July 4th ceIebratio,
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
Leonard Fifieid is at home from Han,
over hospital.
Mrs. Adilord Rodier is visiting her mar.
ents in Nashua, n. II.
Mrs. A. l. Tucker is better Of her recent
illness and able to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth visited in
Plymouth, \. H., recently.
Mrs. John Coy is in Barre caring for her
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Merrill.
John Smith of Roxbury was AT q. I
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hartwell OF Bethel
were here last week Tuesday visiting rela-
tives.
Charles Durkee Of stockbridee visited
, ms sister, Mrs. Arson Tucker, few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain and
two sons Of Thetford hill visited AT Chss
L. Howe's last week.
A daughter, Doris Bertha, was born n
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Merrill OF Barre June
oth and died the same day. Burial was IN
hope cemetery, Barre, Rev. w. A. Kenzie
Il. A. Woodward, John Coy. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barney, David Loury. Chand. |
er Howe and A. j. Wills went 10 Chelsea |
asst Tuesday, where they had been sum- |
noned to appear before the grand iurv On /
ne case o. Fiaeid and Barney.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

LIQUID-READY FOR DISTANT TSP. a
few drops OF Parior Pride stove polish
gives the stove brilliant lusfre shine.
making the stove fit for the parlnr. 10
soiled hands-easy to appiy-slwsvs
ready. Requires no water OF mirinV
water used in paste polish rusts ~
stovel. No dried-up paste remains sffsr
using awhLe. Parlor Pride good 10 fhe
last drop. Sold by all dealers. Isrve
sample bottle free mo express or postage
70 pay. Give name Of your dealer ana -
dress PARLOR PRIDE MFG. Co. Bos-
ton, Mass. lyr
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Don't forget the big July attn celebration
az Randolph. No admission to contests.
Mrs. Sylvia Butler from Atlanta. Ca i
working at the Central House.
A number from this town attended the
commencement ball at Rochester.
Prof. II. +. Boyce Of Middlebury was il
town on business last Thursday and 81
DAY.
Mrs. Luther Chattsrton died Monaav
morning, after painful Illness 81 nesrly
i've weeks.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
ruNsRIpeE.
l shall be at Tunbridge June 80.
DIR. GEO. III. SPILLER, Optician.

| shall be at Tun bridge June 30.
DIR. GEO. III. SPILLER, Optician.
Don't forget the big July 4th celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
Carl King came from Boston Monday.
A new barn is being built on the towr
farm.
Miss Inez futile returned to Cavendis
Saturday.
Miss Alice Ward is at work for Mrs. G.
| III. Sumner.
Miss Ruby Ross is at work for Mrs.
Hattie Clark.
Mrs. j. L. Edison returned home to Mo-
riah, n. Y, Thursday.
George Rowell has been visiting his
brother, Cyrus Rowell.
VIII Noble got three fingers cut in
splitting saw last week.
l.. o. Peabody and daughter, Mildred.
went to Concord Saturday.
Earl Delano buried his little girl. about
one year old, last week Monday.
Mrs. Abbott, who has been caring for
Mrs. Grace Hayward, returned home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter of
someryille were recent guests at Benz.
fuckers.
Mrs. lmogene Goodale of South ROYAL |
ton is with her daughter, Mrs. Hayward, ,
this week.
Mrs. Mary White and daughter, Ada. /
visited her brother, w. s. Ballou, the first |
Of last week.
Mrs. Josie (Reynolds) Kingsbury and
title daughter Of Keene are at her fathers,
Dr.. Reynolds.
Henry King and family came from Bos-
on Saturday TO spend few weeks at their
summer home.
Mrs. Gracia Sargent was able to be
'rought home from East Randolph last
week Wednesday.
Rev. W. S. Hathaway of Washington !
'ill preach at the East Hill church, Tun-
ridge, June 18th.
Mrs. z. NJ. Cilley returned to New York :
lty Monday. With friends, she will sail | +
Dr Europe June 9th. !
James X. Goodwin and daughter, Mrs. t
!. r, Porter, are visiting his sister and v
.her friends in Newport, n. II. p
Mrs. Eolla Pierce and children came g
ON East Randolph Sunday to stay few P
eeks at her fathers, j. b, Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Austin OF Cayendish. g.
ISIS Inez futile Of Hartford, Conn.,, Mr.. :.
ID Mrs. stedman Howe and son OF South =,
akota have been guests at Clover Hill ~
rm the past week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Timely and Valuable sueoes.lon,.

Many people, especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives. suffer
from what in general terms Is called Uner-
vousness." Among all forms Of treatment
none has even approached in success the
intelligent use OF DR.. David Kennedvis
Favorite remedy of Rondout, y. Y, which
promotes an easy and natural action OF me
digestive organ, and imparts tone 70 the
nervous system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
WANTED.

Two or three capable girls for work
~ railroad restaurant, those not afraid
q work. Good wages, board ana room
give reference. Lock Box SOS, W.
Junction, Vt
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Are You Uslng Aliens Foot-Eese7

= y bosler Tor the feet. II cures swollen sore
Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet Carns ana
unions Y. AZ al Druggists ana shoe stores 25c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Chronic bronchial troubles and summer
coughs can be quickly relieved and cured
by Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold by Drew
a Leonard. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Ifins kind Of bilious mood
You wish an aid to digest fooa.
No other pill e half 50 good

- ~ - - A-A4Af nlserS
The Famous Little Piiis EARLY RTs-
Frs cure constipation. sick heaaaTb,.
hiliousness. etc. They never yrine -
sicken. but impart early rising e,e-,--
Good for children or adults. sola -
I. Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Don't forget the big July 9TH celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Don't forget the big July 4th celebration
II Randolph. No admission to contests.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Don't forget the big July ith celebration
at Randolph. No admission to contests.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

@inft beaubfte man bei einem &leibs
ben Stpff, iebt besdblt man bic rSas
CON-. @s eibt AUDI beut5utase nod
foitbare &leiberitoffe, pie es AUDI in
friiberen 3eiten porfam, baB Die &n>
fertisung bes @etpanbes piel f~oitete.
SIM sroBen Surdf9nitt aber 1T bas
@erbdltniB bes Stoffperfes su benz
Preiie Der nSacpn" eerabeau 3urafz
teriitii9 fir ben @anbel Der Soften.
2obrebner Der @ereangenbeit perben
i'm beflagen. Oie er iteren tDnnen our
8esriinbung ibrer Meinung fqgen,
bab iebt bic rfinitlerii9e &rbeitsleiz
flung" um 10 piel mebr sef9dBt pirb
(penn audi in Der &egel ben Sauptsez
ninn ni9t Der @rbeiter, fonbern Der
SGnbler bat), Die lsBteren fOnnen baz
eesen balten, baB ieBt Der Wertb zines
&letbes, tpie 10 man4er anbere Werth,
nur elm eingebilbeter lit, odB cine
2aune, eine Mpbepenbung beute faft
tpertblps ma6t, mas geitern mod gez
paltis piel @elb ~foitete.
Snterefant in bieier lebteren Be-
aiebuns 1T bic Sbutia9e, bab frii1er
elm &leib 10 piel mar, pie elm &apital.
Spaar i'm Dffentli6en 2eben gait IS
bafiir. Sin &leib perlor ni9t feinen
@srtb bon 6eute auf morgen, es mar
auf bic Oauer BON Menf9enaltern fo=
biel pie baares @elb. Oiefe Guffafs
flung fam audi in man9en Sitten
unb@ebrGu9en, in man4en re4tliden
8eitimmunssn our @eltung. 60
mubte ). g. na4 altoeuti4em Hs4t
Bel Mntretung Der 9interlafenf6aft
zines 60rigen bas bette &leib bes Wer>
itorbenen ais Steuer an ben 9errn
sntri9tst tperben. Wel4sn Wsrtb
bdtte beute fir cine enGbise Srau Die
Gonntaastoilette TIRES Mdbaens fir
alss2 @osar als 2esitimation gall
ten &leiber. Sm Weffdlii4et mubte
Der Spbn zines 9Orisen, penn er fei=
mem Batter i'm 9ofgute na4folsen
poIte, ii9 BET @eridt bur4 @oraei<
guns bes beften &leibes bes Weritorbes
mem lesitimiren. Wo gilt beute -.
Der Mod bes Waters nod 10 ptel2 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
John c. RuckelShaQS,
..&edtsanwalt...
(Srhbn etaatsanmaIt)
323-325 Snatama Srnf 0ebaxae
Telepbon (neu) leo.

@utbiere, Souerbrei, Sauerteiss,
S9medez unb S9ludebiers. Oas befs
iif9e Dorf 5Drinssbauien BEL 9arm<
ftabt 1T srDbtehtbeils bon rS4lades
biers" beppbnt. Ser fpmif9 film,
eenbe Samilienname Sauerbering fins
bet fi6 hGufio in OftpreuRen unb tit
bur9 Ginpanberer big nod 4mertfa
perpflanat porben. @erfaHer biefea
fdnb i'm Staate Wisconiin unter ben
9euti9en man6en amerifaniiirten
rSauerberins". Serner giebt es So
miliennamen pie Mil9fad, 9aferfad,
Dpttertpsi9. 3iegenipsd, 8odsbOrn,
S9ienz unb @inosf0pfe; benin biele
@ei9lebter baben ibre, Namen aus
benz Sbierrei6e entlebnt. 3iese, S9af,
Dds, Wolf unb Studs u. I. m. mug
ten berbalten, DEFENDERS aber bat Der
9aie rei9e 8eitrGee our 8e5ei4nung
bes meni4li9cn @ef9le9tes seseben;
fiebe 9afencleper II. +. m. Sas i4les
fi9e 9rafeneef9le9t S9afgotti9
mobelte ii9 ieinen Ramen na4 benz
eel ten @bner, Der iib 9ottfrieb S4af
NAM tie; au9 iinb bic 9ef9ledter Der
rS9peine BON S9peinsberg", Der
bon &iebefel II. I. m. befens befannt.
@u9 bic @Ogel NH, EN- ibren Ramer
benz Menf@en abldfen. Im meiften
aber iinb bic Sbiernamen unter ben
Suben pertreten. Iu9 bas PflanSens
reid, bic 8lumen, &rduter, WurSeln.
8lGtter, Semitic Bis auf bas Suppens
traut, peteriilie, Meerretti9 unb
&noblau9 binunter; bas 9etreibe unb
&prn mubten ibren Namen bergeben.
Mm b1ufisiten finben fi9 AUDI 3uz
fammenfeBungen nit Baum = 8uf4
= 9ola. gi9bola, Weibenbaum.
Hubbaum, S9leb6uf9, Weinlaub.
@u9 Naturcri6einungen pie Sturm,
8liB, 8rauiepetter, Sonnenf4ein,
Monb, Sterne, Seuer. Suntcl, &au9
(Stubenrau9), Wafer (Stobz unb
&altpafer), &esen (Stpffregen) -
ale finb pertreten. Gbenio Meer,
Babe, Seen, 2anb, Steins, ia es fins
bet ii6 Ipeur Der Same Nobis (9lbpiz
fus) Dor, tpel9er auf bsuti9 iid NIT
rNbgrunb Der S0ue" iiberiesen lGBt-
Qu9 bic @lieber bas menf9lidem
&Drpers: 8ein, &opf, Singer, Mrm,
&no9en, SUB (Stredfubl, 9oufub)1
bic 8etleibuneen: gut, Sod, ManteI
(3udermanteD, S9ub (6plai9ub,
8unti9uD, finben ii9 als Gamilienz
namen. S9liebli9 sisbt es nod cine
@ruppe bon Namen, bic einen 8efebl
pber cine 9eppbnbeit ausbriiden, pis:
8leibtreu, !Sabere9t, 6ausf9ilb,
S9la9intpeit u. I. M. Die Ramen
5abeni9ts, Sbuni6tgut finb nieber<
UNI Spottnamen, ebenfo nie 3idens
brabt fir einen S9uIter GoQ beiben:
Sud ben Srabt, S9uiterbrabt), aud
lit Der in S9leiien bGufis portions
menbe Name Spib unb @pib Elm
Spottname, Der aus benz Slanti9en
nit Der Silbe iB forrumpirt nurbe
unb auf beutf9 Mffe Dber Neff9en
bebeutet. gbenIp ipurbe Der Same
&retf6mer benz Slapii6en entlebnt.
pelder 10 piel pie n&neipenpirth"
bebeutet. Mu9 bic lateinii9e unb anz
bere Spra9en tuarben our @erfeinea
rung beg fdli9ten bsuti9en Namens
herangeaogen. &ura, es siebt nur
penis Oinge, mOsen ie nod 10 fomi,
f4e 8%ennenunsen trasen, bic fi9 ni6t
au9 als Samilien> oosr @ef4le8tsa
namen finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

limb unter biefem 9ebanfen entsesz
nete iie nit itilem 2G9eln: .@b, sic
baben alfo bereits sefunben2 llnb
barf man frasen ...?"
Der Ooftor madte elm ettpas ern>
fteres @efi9t.
rSndbise Srau. i9 min MIDI tura
|fafen. @ie tpiFen: meir Batter lit
2ebrer. Das 2eben bes Reifen lernte
i9 dlfo ni9t fennen um1openiger,
als i4 eine biibf9e Nnaahl bon Sc
59piitern babe. @s tpGre au9 mir
unb meinen iiinseren @ei9piitern bas
Stubium gar ni9t srmDgli9t gepefen,
hdtte itd ntht Elm College meines @as
tiers 9efunben, befen @erbdltntHe
giinittgere tparen unb Der meinem @az
ter unter Die @rme sriff. Dieier treue
Sreunb bate nur Elm ein5iges &inb
= Elm Wdb9en. sic TT bic Sreunbin
n1etner &tnbheit unb IS lit spif6en
uns uno in unferen Samilien befdloi>
fene Sadie, iie als msine Srau beim>
aufibren, fobalb ih cine aeIi9erte
Steaung sefunben babe"
Der Srau 8iirgermeiiter mar es
BEL ben leBten Wprtsn, als pGre ibr
bas 9er5 %erftarrt. Mu9 ibr 9eii9t
~erftarrte plOsli3 in eiiiser &dlte.
Oiefs GnttGui9uns! limb serabe in
benz Mugenblid, ba ie f9pn 70 ii9er
sebofft bate! @ber ibr sef9ab gang
re4t! Warum bate tie, als bic STEELE
bes @emeinbearates auseef9rieben
tpurpe, ni9t barauf eebrungen, Dab
Der 8etperber i'm 9eiu9e ni9t Bios
iber rlebis" uber rperbeiratbst" @us>
tunft. 81 seben bate, fpnbern AUDI
iiber bas Mtttelbins bapon: rper>
lobt".
SAB sesen ben Mann, Der ba neben
ibr iaB unb Corn sesen ii9 ielbit
tpiiblten in Der 8ruft Der enttGui9ten
ESrau. Sur nit Miibe fonnte tie bic
@rreguns unterbriiden. @ber frpitis,
pie es ibren eiiis itarren 3iisen entz
lipru4, fam es bon ibren 2ippen: mMb,
bas 1T ia b09ft intereHant, 9err Dot
tor! Sa perben mir alio balb gu gra=
%tuliren baben. Mas Sbre 8itte be-
trifft : i9 psiB ni9t, OBJ i9 ba ben
nOtbisen 8lid babe, aber tpenn sic
meines &atbes bebiirfen -
Sic bra4 plOBli9 ab unb mari
einen 9lid auf bic n6r. sic elaubte,
bic @rregung. bic in ibr tobte, ni9t
Hanger nieberbdlten gu fOnnen. limb
tpurum ioate lie ii4 benn au9 nod
3pang antbun?
r@9, f4on feds u6r!" rief fie unb
srbOb ii6. n@erSeiben sic, 9err 9otz
tor! Sd perfprd9 Der S%ofrdtbin, UNI
bieie @turbe Bel ibr 5u fem. Wir
baben eine Sibung in Mnselesenbeit
bes neutrality-suspicious."
Qu6 Der 0ottor erbob fi9. gr
mar %eritaunt iiber bic iG6e @anbluns.
Damn f4ien sr plObli9 gu begreifen.
Si4tli3 perlegen empfabl er fia.
Die 5rau 8iirgermeifter CAB ibm
ni6t pie funit bus @eleite. Salt unb
fOrmli9 perabf9iebete- tie ii9 BON
ibm. Sic bGtte bieien Mann erbroi=
ieln f0nnen.
Sn ibr to9te es por 3orn unb Gm>
pOrung. Oieie @nttdui9unsl @ber
nun nolIte fie pirtli9 iofort biniiber
CUR 9ofrdtbin. Die foate au9 bon
Der bitteren Piae Der @nttGui9uns ibr
Shell. gu berfpffen befommen. l1nb
ale Die in Der Stdbt, a1e, bic ii9 in
froben 9offnungen einsepiest batten,
ale ioIten es fpfort erfabren. 1nb
Der eraiirnten Srau ipar es in ibrem
2eib Elm Sroft, bab audi nod anbere
an Der berben GiIttGui9ung gu trasen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27
Das Oberseri4t in 6 NJ

Das Obergeri9t in 6 o NJ
necticut bat biefer Sage cine gntf9ei=
bung abgeseben, tpel9e bas urtbeil
bes bortisen Superioreeri6tes beitG.
ttgt, ipobur4 ertldrt tpurbe, Der pers
fegelte Brief in philo g. 8ennett's
Seitament, bur9 ben an Wiliam 5.
8rpan $4,000 perma9t tpurben, biIs
be teinen She'll bes SeYaments.
8rpon bate eesen bic gntf9eibuns
Der Wortntana bic 9erufung sinses
kst, init benz eben ertpdbnten fdle4s
ten Grfplas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-27

N''0"NTtS" SHS ApStpltu5C JQutlU
piibte ba better 8eiGeib -"
Gr mubte untpinfiirli9 por benz
p%ertpunberten 8lid Der 6ausfrau
innebdlten. Sic ftarrte ibn perftdnbz
niblDs an.
Wie! On cine Wpbnung ba9te er
f9on unb an bic ginridtuna berfelben
= nno lie ionte inn babel bebilfli9
feing!
@ber i'm nG9ften Mugenblid beariff
ite: ia, gerabe an ie tpdnbte er iiA
besbalb = On bic Mutter Der Muser>
pGblten.
Mit Observation-Disclosures Miene iaate
fie: rNlfo, sic iu9en cine aeeianete
Wpbnuns, 9err Opttor2 Mber i4
bente, tpenn man Elm eiaenes 6eim
griinbsn min, mub man bod Dor all
lem -"
neber bas @efi4t bes Dottors audte
Elm eigenartises 2GGeln.
10, gndbi9e 6rau, bas arbere, bas
9era. bas bate i9 bereits aefunben."
Die Grau 8~irsermeiiter erbleihte.
Damn aber, ba lie in bas beitere &c.
fi9t bes Debtors blidte, erbelte fih
pieber ibre Miene.
Der S4elm bon einem Doftor belt
es fir ausgema4t. bab er feinen
&prb erbalten piirbe pber.. ia, TO
mubte es fetn: ct battle f&on binter
ihrem Riden nit Mnnp sefprp9en
unb ii9 ibrer 6anb bsrfi9ert.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-08-02
A HORRIBLE DEATH
Young Man Swallowed Alive By a
Hungry Shark
WAS CAUGHT NEAR BEAUFORT, NC,
Sutton Davis, 16 Years Old, Carried
Away by Large Shark, Which At
tackled the Boy While He Was Wad.
..inq in the Water at Davis Shore.

Beaufort, N. c., Special-A most
horrible and shocking occurrence took
place at Davis Shore, about ten miles
east of Beaufort, Saturday afternoon,
when Sutton Davis, a 16-year-old lad,
while wading and playing in the water,
was suddenly attacked and eaten by
a very large shark.
Young Davis was in water about
waist deep when suddenly the shark
approached him. threw him in the air,
pulled him under and disappeared in
the deep water with the boy Thor
ough search has been made, but no
particle of his body has been found.
Those who were with the boy were
terribly frightened and could not help
him.
The occurrence has thrown a feel
ing of horror over our town. The
citizens and the guests of the commu-
nifty, particularly the children, have
enjoyed the fine dives and invigor-
ating swimming matches which they
daily participated in
large number of sharks have been
noticed in the waters here for two
weeks, but no one felt much anxiety
on account of the presence of the ter
rible monsters. A large quantity of
fat-backS have been caught this month
and n quantity of refuse matter has
been thrown back into the water from
the factories, and sharks have come
in to feast on it. 1t is the first time
a person has been molested by shark
in these waters in nearly so years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-08-02
Five Killed by Lightning.

New York, Special.-During a thun-
des storm of terrific intensity which
passed over New York Sunday after
noon five persons were struck by
lightning and instantly killed and
nine were seriously injured at the
Parkway Baths, Coney Island. At the
same time five men were killed and
three were prostrated at Gravesend
Beach.
Those killed:
George Dunwoodie, of Buffalo.
Jacob Frankel, Manhattan.
Robert F. Wasch, Bronx Borough.
Charles Bennerle. Brooklyn
Henry Ransweiler. Brooklyn
Frank Bennerle. Brooklyn.
The injured:
David Willis, James j. Dunno, Tina
christensen. Harry Krohn. Clara
Theil, Mary l.. Curley, Isaac Raft and
wife. Amelia Schone. William Rams
weller, John Apple. Daniel McCauley
all of Brooklyn.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1905-08-02
YELLOW JACK GETTING S[R|ODS|
New Orleans Fast in the Grip of That Malignant
Monster, Yellow Fever
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Crop Estimate Board Find That
Hyde, with Holmes Prompting Him,
Made the Figures Lower Than the
Facts at Hand Warranted.

Washington, Special.-Asslstant Sec
rotary Hays made the following report
t. Secretary Wilson on the acreage of
cotton in the Southern States in 1905,
as compared with that planted in 1904:
The crop estimating board Of the De-
partment of Agriculture has considered
the report issued by the Bureau of
Statistics on June 2. relative to the
acreage planted in cotton in the South
ern States in 1905, as compared with
that planted in 1904, and has con-
cluded
First: That a new estimate should
be made on acreage planted. and that
the figures in MIR. Hyde's hands when
making his estimate should be used as
the basis.
Second: That Mr.. Hyde. with Mr..
Holmes at his elbow. prompting him.
made the estimate lower than the facts
at his hand from the reports from the
seven classes of reporters employed by
tne bureau warranted.
Third: The board finds upon careful
consideration OF the reports of all
classes OF correspondents and agents.
that the acreage planted in cotton this
year. including the entire season.
should have been estimated at S5.1 per
cent of that planted last year. equivi
, alent to reduction in planted acre
age as compared with last year of
14.99 per cent. Gnstead of 11.4 per
cent? or 4,731 900 acres-the estimate
of the total acreage planted this year
being 26,999,000 acres.
The estimated percentage of the de-
crease in each of the cotton growing
States is as follows: Virginia IS; North
Carolina 16; South Carolina IA; Geor-
gia IA; Florida IL; Alabama IL; Mis-
sissippi 16; Louisiana II; Texas 16;
Arkansas 10: Tennessee 13; Missouri
Is; Oklahoma Is; Indian Territory IL.
The averages were made for each
State by each of the four members of
the board, and the comparatively small
disagreements were harmoniZed almost
wholly by averaging. and the above
results are fully agreed to by each and
every member of the board.
Respectfully submitted,
VICTOR OLMSTED.
STEPHEN ID. FESSENDEN,
GEORGE X. HOLMES,
w. w. LONG,
Crop Estimating Board.
The above findings and report ma 1e
under my supervision have my entire
| approval. w. NJ. HAYS.
Statistics. Approved:
JAMES WILSON,
Secretary OF Agriculture.