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READING SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.

STATIONS W T9ss t Ia e, r. n T. T. n
Time shown below Is from MI. Liberty ST; Wssi
e sfssa'ssfkE AltES1owS A s1s
w SlRfssEiA f As @ sss sSS 7ss
IiR SS sSs 5 4 SHRagtsS; ~ y So
sARNEGArIsoa "a A. Ne . 1q 3 sn LAX.
lSsS I:ssSS = saS S, iss, j
assy aNp HA Easa GSKAf ss2y
ISL .s s d.s ss . g. NJ ssase aae s
lash Ht hSso sEAssEsH7 so s
iI:so a. r.. $50: $50. $50, $50 p. NJ. SUNDAYS
sA sc = HOOK M sS0 RonTE.ae.vs Pier ST. \. g.
"a soG e. l saSd 4; NJ rs lss No. ss
s3o aO0S sDd a. NJ io 1So aGG 80 sS
ii II hftssS5s hssS
m m!GS m us, zoo 800 400 n:seS misSo
o diHsT sSS H sfR K rs ss na sea
' 1000. .i2oo A. NJ 900. $500, 600 200 p. NJ"
S;s$ $s asP go %ss4'Se!Gx'oe 1000
,ioo A.. N. Reading only, 500 l.i!2o .t.Se
p NJ Reading Pottsvlle, Harrisburg only, f4:oo
500. $50 p. NJ, zFrom Liberty Street only
.Daliy daily except SUNDAY .sundays t Only;
only. aExccpt Saturday; ks2o p A. Ly'
West Esd ST. b5:eo ?: N $3.50 NJ, sis;2o r M NJ:
g42O. hAS0 p NJ, Jil:50 r. NJ. kSD r. ~. mPh'
ofhces: Liberty st.. West Esd ST.. Q Aston Ho,ise
2ei 43i, 1900, 1854 Broadway. 1872 5th Av" 2sl 5!h
Az. Is Union Square West. 27es Third Av 21S
West i.sth ST.. 2i5 Columbus Av" New York: 32,
sia 3il soO Fulton ST., Brooklyn: 500 Broadway,
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls for
any '1 e. BEsIER. ~ c. NJ, BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen. Passr Agent.
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among the passengers on the Carpathia,
S ,, arrived Yesterday, was the Rev.
sr j, figgane, who was ordained a
y %es. last December, one year in advance
a, IN. NE prescribed age. He was ordained
ne Church Of St. John Lateran, Rome.
49,, a,her Blggane will celebrate high mass
VA CLOCK tomorrow in st. Peters Church,
"elItn and Hicks streets BROOKLYN.
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Eroposed Police bureau for the L0ng
Island Railroad.

piTTsBrRo, July 2l.-Ralph Peters.
FORMER Superintendent OF the Panhandle
EFs,llroad who now is president OF the Long
Sand Railroad. has been making arran ge-
h%s s to install good police bureau FOR
ms morning President Peters's chief
;Srlk W kirkam, came to Pittsburg, and
u y conferring with NJ. F. Bradley, super
M M,ehdeht Of police for the Pennsylvania
=, ,n'es west OF Pittsburg, It is intended
:. get suggestions from the local bureau
is 10 the manner Of organizing the Long
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Brooklyn Saving Its Water.

h,,a me People of Brooklyn continue to
S,s Soaho the water. in accordance with the
nnseht appeal Of the officials OF the Water
n;pssl,1,men', who are anxiously looking for
c onsmI to replenish the reservoirs. The
sslisumption on Thursday was 124,2l7, $50
SmUns which was 81 1920, $50 less than that
"E corresponding day last year.
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement
In the City Record Of July 2lst. 1905, To- August
srd. 1905, OF the Confirmation by me SupIsne
ton q Assessmsns and Ar1ssrs Of Or, Asscssmsns
following named Avenue IN THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN: 49,
18TH WARD SECTION a. NORTHERN AVE
NtTE-OPENING from West lslst Street 70 Points
7s4.s feet and 1923 feet northerly tasreiIo S,
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
City of New York. July Goth. 1905.
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Held for Using Wrong Auto Number.

Bicycle Policeman Mallam arrested Burt
smalley of sos Ninth avenue yesterday for
driving an auto bearing wrong number.
The auto was labeled 1887, but according
to the auto red book that number belongs
to F. Champion of West Hampton Beach.
L. I. Smalley told Magistrate Finn he
hadn't had time to get the number painted
for his car. although he had owned it a
month He was held Under 81 900 bail.
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ATEAMBOATs.
RnCT0N AND POINTS ~ AN,

FALL RIVER LINE ior Newport, Fa!i Rlye Rive:
Pier 10, N. L.. foot OF Warren ST.. week days and
sS,9ndayY., AT b:so r. ~ STR. PRISCILLA and
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Boston,
East and North Leave Per r. n r. f99s MHrIsy
md PIiGHlM. 0rchcslra on each.
NEW BE0FORD LINE for New Bedford. Cottage ,
MAINE and NEW HAMPsHlRE.
Norwich. Stoninston, Watch Hill. Narragan
Pier Worcester. East and North. I've per ~ N, r.
S ii S't 81 IoWELk and oHEsTgR " ehAPIS;
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, SPnngneld
Pm. steamer CITY of LAWRENCE iys; Pisr 40
PECK iys. Pier 90 b. r., $50 4. n. foot East sis'
81. 1000 A. M; retArn. due New York sto =; N.
2el. CTS, iisS and 1854 broadway. 25 Union So ls1
Fifth Ave-. rs Columbus Ave. 27s W. i2Sth ST. 21es
Third Ave, md at Piers. New York: 30 and 100 Full
ton St., and 500 Broadway, Brooklyn.
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.I!I!&!IItMRl3I7

Paiatiai steamers NEW YORK" and ALBANY.
Of the Hudson River bay Line. fastest and nnes'
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton 81. Cby Annex, 500 4. n.
NEW pf rI.sS ME Fl XII .sb sr......Soo
i Mssd az'i a. icnIcm We.t Point; NewSureh,
Poughkecpsic. Kingston Point. Catsklll. Hudson
and Albany; Daily except Sundsy Special GA
easy connections TO all points East. North and
wsst Through tickets and baggage checked s,s a.
bet. N. Y. and Albany accepted Most delight.
full ono day outings TO West Point. Newburgh or
PouRhkeepsie, returning on down boat.
RcStaurant open at IA. NJ. MUSIC.
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Arrfved-FRrpAY. July ~.
SIS La Lorraine, Havre. July is.
Ss Carpathia, Liverpool, July II.
SIS Rhaetia, Hamburg. July s.
So Iucania. Liverpool, July l6
SIS Cretlc, Genoa, July s.
SIS Lumen. Tyne. July l.
SIS Esperanza. Vera Cruz. July -.
SIS Ottawa, Vera Cruz July IL.
SIS City OF Savannah. Colon, July IL. .
s. Jefferson, Norfolk. July 20
SIS Capt. A. r. Lucas. Port Arthur. Tex. July IL.
SIS Ell Vale, Galveston, July Is.
IS Iroquois. Jacksonville. July 10.
SIS Bencfactor. Philadelphia July 2o
IS Chesapeake, Baltimore. July 20.
BARK fenobsc0t, Butuos ayTes. May 81
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Steamer Mary Powell

Leaving Desbrosses st. at $40 p. NJ. Saturdays
i4bP. NJ, ". 42d ST. $50 p. M Saturdays p. M.
West 10th ST. $50 r. NJ. Saturdays 2;2O P. M,
for Highland Falls. West Point. Cornwall. New.
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G..
Washington, D; C., July 10. eoSmScsled proposals
August II, 1905, to furnish one hfteen ton electric
travelling crane for the Sewerage Pumpinx S sta
tions and blank forms OF proposal may be obtained
at this once. The RICH, Is reserved 70 reject any
FALKLAND. CHESTER HARDING (Acting,. Com
rnissioners ID, @,
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WEST SHORE r. r.

tNew York Central & Hudson II. r: Lesseel
Trains leave Franklin ST. station. Nov: YORK. a.
follows and is minutes later foot West 42d ST. NJ H.
fD4O A. M-Catskill Mountain Limited
100 A. M.-Mountain Express ----i - = -'
ti245 p. M.--Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer.
300 p. M.--Chlcago Express.
s2:2s p. Moon. Lin. Tor Detroit, Chi. q St.Lou's
1925 p. M.-ulster Express. - ,.,
$500 p M-For Roch., Buffslo. Cleveland chi
1900 p M.--For Roch.. bun alo. Detroit d 81 loMl?
.8:45 p. M--For Syra Roch, Ma. Falls, Oct &Sht
'Daily. fDaiiy. except Sunday. Baggage checked
from hote! or residence by Westcott ExprcSs
A. H. SMITH. &, E- LAMbEHi,
Cent Nanarer '. Genl Passr Agent
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FORT SCHUYLER. N. y, July 49,. lsos-sealed
x f.. Aug. II. lsos for Constructing COW stable.
and repairing. and painting hospital, lnforma-
right TO reject any or all proposals. Envelopes
containing proposals will be marked proposals
Tor constr,,ct,ng COW stable and repairing hos
pltal." and addressed oUARTERMAsTER. TT.
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RAILR DADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL r DAD .

TtVVOILVHVJH
RAILROAD.
'TA7'sfs ES1E Sr %Hss 1s1
.ns 4 va %n" S% s;ss s sss
below Tor T~sa;y os $,; $,T S;,$ $;.'ioa
io ss a. s ST. 1865 s Ia4so For onelp
,oss NJ TIE re- pfEaNSNSsSsE tSas LIMITED
,..rn oHifsA sSS;' s : Ss!s.Ssss; AND ST.
.ss.p. M. r4hf9 I p.EEy FaSsHSsNI SPECIAL.
s. sH.SS Sfs 4 zSRS $SSI$S'ssArI EXP
SIS +. 4. e etsysSa sH5A zSb CINCINNATI,
''; w +: NJ PisB 1SS s Tag sourH
g rs r. @ ESQ j G T. ~ ~
s lasS. .iss n'sns Sns ii%.sd'
soS S7s III safL S3s , aasA' s p. m
AT fiE Fl g. c ss!ls L1sr-.s .. n. and sY
skABoARD AIR LlNE-laIp. m. and 1910 a. m.
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'s.n
chi s q. FAKE q OHIO RA1IwAY.-7~ .. m.
FOX Ts'e oI afyip oSrD coM fez and
AT liz n dsys s' and s sss ~ week
days. Sundays, '7.65 a. m.
CAPE MAf.-l2.55 p: m. week days -
LONG BRANCH. ASBuRY PARK Ocean GIove)'
North Asbury Park, Sundays) and Point Pleas.
ant $3.50 from Desbrosscs and 3.45 a. m. from
Cortlandt streets only. I4O SIS. lo5s a. m:
u2.25 Saturdays only except Long Branch, ?.S6
n2.S5 Saturdays only except Long Branch. u:SS
Saturdays only. 2,25. ass 3.25 A26 except Long
Branch. ASS except Saturdays. except Long
Branch. 4.65 and 6.55 p. m. week days: Sundays,
8.25, OPS, 1885 a. m. and 455 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Cos 7.2. '755, 1925. $685. 1925 '85 st1055, '1066.
1iJ5 a. M, 1925. 'l2.55. '1.S5 40 26S, .S.2S.
s55 425 .l.25 ASS CLASS for North Phi lad elphla
only. '5.55. ass. 765. S.25 OPS te.65 for North
Phadelpha only p M b2 = nlgh. wesE aays;
a. M, 1925, 'l2.sS. .i55. 'a2S. 355 A.5 'n:SS
for North Philadelphia only, ass, 'o.bS. 7b5.
s.25. OPS t9.55 for North Philadelphia only p. m.
1910 night.
Ticket oces Nos to and 2f Pr, R5oasSway
corner 10th StJ: Aston House. and stations
named above Brooklyn. s42 Fulton street 800
Fulton street. 800 Broadway, and PENNSYLVANIA
Annex Station. The New York Transfer Com
pany Will call for and check baggage from no'els
and residences through to destination,
Telephone. "543 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traflc Manager.
General Passenger Agent.
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the ComnIs sloner OF Bridges at the Depart
ment Of Bridges, City Of New York Nos. Is 70 u
Park ROY Hns'! 0Gloo A, r n; On no. ,eos
FOR ftRSiSHINd THE METAL WORK
E2R THE ASSH9EA9aESsn AMD S9NPSIhEEGRF
AND SUSPENDED SUpERSTRUcTuRE OF
THE MANHATTAN s.,,,I BRipGE; o SpPo,, The
OF MANHATTAN AND BROOKLYN.
GEORGE Z. BEST,
Commissioner OF Bridges.
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SIS Graf " aldersee, from NewyYork at Hamburg
SIS Lucania from New York at Liverpool.
SIS Princes Irene. from New York at Genoa.
SIS Bermudian. from New YORK at bermuda.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed bids or estimates for granite stone (esO
will be received by the Commissioner OF Docks
at Pier "a" Battery Place, until o'clock p. NJ.
July 18th, 1905. (For particulars see City RecordJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun rises. .442 Sun sets 72l Moon rises l0%s
HOB wATIRiTHIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. Isl Gov I'd. .12OO He'll Gate, 1858
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pROPOSAA.


POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. washington.
d. G., June I, i00S.propoaals will DO reoclved aS
the Post Once Department, In the City o. Washing.
ton. until O'Clock r. NJ September 30 1900, 1or inc
conveyance OF United STATES mails. pursuant 70
the Act Of March 3, 1901, on the Route hereinafter
described. for a term o. ten years Sommenoing on
the 18th OF October. 1905. SCHEDULE: Route
No. 81, 70. N. 81" New York To- southampton.
England, once week, In vessels Of tho nrst class.
calling at plymouth. England and Cheroourg,
France: provided that the Intermediate ports o.
call may be changed BY mutual agreement. bond
70 rejec. al bids. Circulars containing copy OF
bidders. and blank forms Of PROPOSAL: and bonds
Mails. Post Once Department. after July !. isos.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Park Board at the once Of the Departments
Of Parks. Arsenal building. FIFTH Avenue and
sixty fourth street. borough Of MAnhsttan. the
Guy OF TTa iT ssfsA Sa. 1SSGGsT 5. 1905.
FOR ruRNfHssHHppNa q ALI The LABOR AND
BUiLDINd 10 BE ERECTED ON WESTERLY
END or J PAEADE y GB2ynIsHD. PARALLEL WITH
FOR full particulars sT CITY ReS9rd:
President;
HENRY C. SCHRADER,
MICHAEL j. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF Parks
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OUTGOING arlAMsHIPs.

sAILEp FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
IS Celtic. from Liverpool for New York.
SIS Partisan. from Glasgow for New York.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertiser ents for The Sun and Evening Sun
NAV be left a any American District Messenger
Once u the city.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26

UNITY CHURCH.
Rev. E. NJ. H. Abbott. pastor Sunday
morning, service at 10:45. Subject of ser,
mon, The Love of Jesus" Sunday-school
will meet at II m. Young Peoples Frater-
nifty meeting at 1870 p. m. Topic words
and Deeds" Leader Mae Straw.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
ELMCRE.

Chas Stafford was a business caller in
town the first of the week.
Mis- Lulu O'Bren from Eden Corners, is
visiting at Hugh Tomlinson's
Sie Griswold, of Johnson, is 10 town with
two men, completing the tenement over the
store.
Albert Terri was in town last week and
purchased Henry Stowe's black team, AL
bert is bound to have good team.
Chas. Merriam was in hyde PARK last
week to attend the annual meeting of the
road commissioners held at that place.
Will Gray, who fractured his leg last win
Ter while working in the woods, has so far
recovered as to be able to walk to D d.
Bacon's with the aid Of clutches.
Everybody comel Where? To the Town
Hall. When? Monday evening What for?
To he entertained by the people who are
Interested in procuring II bell tor the school
house Refreshments of "ryee cream and
kake" Admission Is cents.
0 D. Bacon recently received letter from
his son, Allen, who is in the navy at New
port. r, I statidg that things were pro
crossing finely with him, and that he was
out on the big puddle" a week without
the slightest symptom of seasickness.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
CADY'S FALLS.

Miss Anna Major is working for Cliff Hood
Mrs. Papneau is struggling with lagrippe
Andrew Calkins is laid up with dislocated
knee.
Mrs. Gertrude Hawkins has returned to
Calais.
Mrs. Jane Ellsworth has been a guest at
l.. j. Smiths.
Jennie Miner has gone to Johnson to
work for Mr.. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Notion Jones visited at
Samuel Whites Sunday.
Miss Austin wilkins spent last Tuesday
with friends in Morrisville.
Mrs. Ebridge Worden is suffering with a
blood boil on her left hand
Mrs. Van and Herbert Littel have been re-
cent visitors at Z K. Seaver's.
Miss Ada Towe commenced school last
Monday with an attendance of seventeen.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gallup visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Elbridge Worden, last Saturday.
Andrew Calkins has fitted up his ell for
backsmithing and general repairing and
solicits his share of the public patronage.
Bring along your work for neat job
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
Letter to F. M. 0ber
Norris vile Ut

Dear Sir: Two years ago, Mr..
Grant Smith, Erie, Pa, painted three
frame houses, and the wood"ork OF a
brick house.
The painter estimated SIG so for
the paint, lead-and-oil.
He bought Devoe $97 40 and re-
tn ned 81 60 Saved $3l 10 on the
, lint.
Don't know the cost of the work.
By the rule, the saving OF labor
wonld be from $50 to 800.
Ga all, from 500 to $12O.
This is the tale, as it comes from
Messrs W. F. Nick & Son, our agents
there for 40 wears.
Yours truly,
F. W. DEvOE & Co.,
81 Nav York
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
WOLCOTT.

Ada Kusic is working at Porter
Cranes.
c. c. Fisher is building an addition
to his barn.
Miss Eda Knight is i'll and confined
to her room.
Louis Valley is ill suffering from an
attack of pleurisy.
Frank Ientner spent Sunday with
! friends In Underhill.
Ed Knight is suffering from blood
poisoning in one hand.
Erred Goodrich and wife have gone
to Hardwick to reside.
George Colbette anb Will LaFlure
were in Cabot Wednesday.
Dedice Lepalme had a valuable
horse die the first of the week.
Mrs. Ester Benjamin who has been
i'll of tonsilitis is convalescing.
Rev. W. Fl. Atkinson of Walden
breaches here the coming year.
M. L. Wheeler cut his foot with an
axe Wednesday while cutting wood.
Rev. II. M. Perkins is spending the
week with bis family in Melrose Mass
Frank Thompson of East Hard
wick was visitor in town over Sun
day.
W. W. Spaulding was in Johnson
Thursday attending the Masonic
meeting there.
Henry Olmstead of Alma, Mich,
was a recent guest of his niece Mrs.
D. II. Wheeler.
Mrs. Louis LaFlure and family
have moved to the Arbuckle tenement
vacated by James Swinger.
James Swinyer, who has been living
in one of F. Arbuckle's tenements has
moved his family to Hardwick.
Benjamin Harvey of MarshfieId
and Miss Julia LaFlure of this town
were united in marriage at Cabot
Wednesday of last week.
Percy Patterson and wife of Barre
Plains, Mass, are passing the week
here with relatives. Mrs. Pater-
son was formerly Miss Bessie May.
The Ladies Social Union will hold
their dime supper with Mrs. Bradley
at O. A. Writings Friday at 5 D.
m. The Union will meet at 2 D. M.
prepared for sewing.
On Saturday May 6, there will be
sold at public auction at E. W. AL
bees place, pair of horses, sleighs,
sleds, lumber wagon, harnesses,
household goods, etc. See bills for
particulars.
Officers elected at meeting of Min
eral Lodge, No. 90, for year ensuing
are as follows:
W. S. Silloway, W. NJ; r. NJ. Hub
bell, S. W.; A. r. Warren, j. W.; w.
W. Spaulding, Treas; F. P. Twiss,
Sec; W. L. Richardson, s. D.; B. w.
Guyer, j. d.; Leo Emery, s. s.; C. W.
Humphrey, j. s.; F. B. Morse, Chap;
III. FL. Parker, Marshall; l. j. Lindsey,
Tyler.
CARD OF ThANKs-We the undersignedIwisb
to thank all those who SO kindly assisted us
in the last illness and burial of our dear wife,
mother and friend. e. Q. Mann; II. W.
Powers, Mrs. G. NJ. Wood and George b.
Wheeler.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
Desirable Farm For Sale a.!

To close the estate OF SAMUEL G. Serb.
NER, the Home Farm will be sold. 1t con-
sists of ITO acres, located
ga Miles from johnson Village.
on good road and near school. The tillage
land is level, free from stone, mostly intervale
and the fertility is kept in good condition by
the overflow of the Gihon Rive" 1t will keep
twenty to twenty-five cows an can be made
to keep more. Buildings tar, good sugar
orchard, more spruce and hemlock timber
than the farm requires Running water at
house and barn. Part Oft money required.
S. A. ANDREWS, Admr.,
johnson, Vermont.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
Liberation Notice

hereby give notice that have this day
given my son, Harold Decell, his time during
the remainder of his minority and shall pay
none of his bilsno claim any ofhis wages after
this date--April 90, '05,
JOSEPH DECELL, Stowe, vt,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26

1t was suggested at the meeting that
those thinking of Joining the Club
would do we'll TO present their names
now and so be recorded 10 the new
programs. Also if any, who are now
members do not intend to continue
their membership another year, il
they would notify any of the officers,
it would save making changes in the
programs hereafter. The library
building fund amounts at present to
$1591.97. This sum has been earned
during the past five years.
The final concert by the johnson
Choral Society will be held at the
Opera House, Johnson, May 9Th, at
8, p. M. The chorus has over sixty
voices aud b been under the train
ing OF Professor F. W. Riker of Bur-
Iington, during the past winter.
Prof. Riker is man of wide reputa-
ton as a successful chorus conductor
and also as an instructor and soloist.
The first part OF the program will
consist OF solos, duets, male and
mixed quartets the second part
will be the rendering of McFarren'a
cantata, May Day." and will be &C.
companied by an orchestra. This
will be a rare musical treat and
should not be missed. Tickets will be
on sale at c. p Jones' drug store
Fridry, April 28th.
At the annual meeting of Water.
man Lodge, F. & A. NJ. held Thurs.
day night the following officers were
elected and appointed -
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
She Has Left Me.

WHEREAS, my wife, ANNIE COPELAND, has
lett my bed and board, without just cause or
provaction, forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account after this date.
FRED COPELAND, Wolcott, Vt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-03-04
A Happy Exit.

It is gratifying to the great major
Try of the people of this state that the
present Legislature has drawn 10
close. Ever since it convened there
has been wraDgle among the men,
bers Of DO Ii houses. irrespective of
party affiliations. Charges upon
charges ere preferred against one
another; the governor was severely
criticised, and was made the target
thr the sharp piercing arrows of seve-
raj distr pushed senator's. 1t is ex.
tremelv doubtful whether the law.
max ing body of this state ever be.
this one did.
Having spent the greater part of its
time abusing some one or some good
measure, the 45 davs slipped by before
tie legislature could finish its business ::
therefore, the governor was compelled
so call an extra session to convene
immediRtelv. The members were in
Charleston at the time, hut III spite of
this they voted themselves extra mile
age. The two mem uers from this
county will receive rearlv 800 each,
besides their salary, for stuving sew
| eF dTvs longer at the capitol. Suth
action on the part of the legislature
4. c lied for, entirely out of
i"- their own pockets be-
nad the power to do So
- not believe that the well think.
:. people will endorse this "holdup"
VI tie treasury.
Aside from the above, what import.
. ant measures were passed? Was
| there any need of wasting Important
time; thus making it necessary for an
extra session? If As days are not suffi-
cient time TO pass the bills necce lry
for tile government OF the state, the
constitution should be amended max.
ing longer session, so the members
of the legislature cannot vote them.
selves double mileage. 1t seems TO nj
that the time has come when only
men should be elected to public offic,
who will strive to guard public treas
aries with the same degree of care a
shey guard their own private accounts
When this is accomplished the crv O
high taxes will not be heard. for Their
will not be so much money to raise
Wien shalt such dav dawn?
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-03-04

she left San Francisco was because an
attempt had been made to poison her
there. DR.. Hnmphris stated that she
told him that an attempt to poison hen
had been made last January in San
Francisco.
On January IS report was current
that an attempt hao been made to poi.
son Mrs. Sanford in her San Francisco
home by putting strychnine in mineral
water, and that the only reason it
failed was because too much of che
poison had been used. The report was
declared to be untrue at that time.
Mr.. Mountford S. Wilson, Mrs.
Stanford's personal attorney, says that
in bis opinion Mrs. Stanford died a
natural death. probably from heart
failure or apoplexy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-03-04

y MANSFIELD American of
everything the touch OF Midas transformed all things
little whether be comedy tragedy meorama buesque or farce
added to the memorable of the
world -.
peness by during of less than twenty
called
pianist author lnguist singer w.t. he
charming
pow tina
Mr. of
educated in Germany and England
Of through He the
this line effort to to the United
combining England study the art that
his
his light and the future looked gloomy
him with SIS of
struck so Mr. Carte did
Mansfield
rolling
light But he found his
Romance role
hopeless scorne
individual VITAL that week he
to the
utng industry and genius carried him.
CctyytgAh 1904 BY B. Hamhn,Jr.