davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
NIsSll INT lrFlEIa
iEaaAu +3-as Eel1g 3arze1 EEEa
ls I1a1gtaE1a S-azstE.
8Er@51ER Rz-sEssssaEss 4Hsa fsssrps-
Gfass~s~ ~ 3N5SzR ESt-s gs Ssa&
F~eFFns 8EzxGzsr4ss

9t E ~ la a1Ius
aI2 aag7yF IA #zla az 4a suF2-gaL q
@tlt G4v 7= vsBz E3e gr
si n1alltazs zs 5asaniE 1Tnn
ls lrT EIuFl-s mr. 14 lsq1 II
Gttg-w na8zu1aEs - 1uYH lzsE
Gl5 4tluvlga 4 Ers z1aa az 1rz
gaIt nsaac-a l1Eza lElt var 1rcsr-sE III
3z.iI seE zaaH 4n7 nrv ~
"a Eaas nE 3ra.aaI
Ele Hi1l iii E1i E-nE11srEa9 rl8
l4rE U ztG1 Ss1sa-1 anal S3al41
Ia-s las1 gsptsg aaz az 1a AMI 1a
IIlauIl4aaE -4u1a.MG1 l4aIrEG were
1EHsaWratE ami 41rgrE1 snaE 1e 4IEnas
55t#Gas rIuG-1Tutt u 4iE-1 GuE -
4M1at win Ii aElua Az IL 5R
ia1
T1# aiTTEnGs aaI4fE E1t E3raG.s-
-1rI1r billings n EaF. 1-a ggE-tsi
aF -v9GRs Al GE La E1 -as
aalzs Hi AEaa1 L. Il Ia iHs-
Ess#s aIVa lsaErs4E = saE lz sssIle
57grz GE1asE a. 4TEGIl4 gEE1,ses
AGsz 1essl SS- rs pIEges
~E1E-1az SAY a4rE haTs4zE
v4re 11-IR2 1e Rasl11af = zAss 5g31g
AZ EGlLEL1 wAF-E 114 EE-I-s wsrE II
-e1saat II FE ErE 1zrs AE1 &aa&
aac wi &E 4 4E 44l1 La
-sagQA
A whsle E.Hv s1 11IE-v v~nr31zslI
Esr ~ @zgTL Chs 4gl-1s1 sut1E-aS AS
1iaafsf aTz1 -as EE ~3s-s 6 .as
bss1lE1 XII zaIz17A sc
LrSgar~1S n wEraUs1 1SzI 1hs aT
III 1nEgFEI rsv zscggsgE-T
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
ETET--T AMI -yzzE.

A 1E4a1f. machine I'LL -Ir1 p1E -apf-
ItiI IEsasfIa9 4 Ea44
Als1rIr ~. JgI 1znH 1 sraH- IL
1Ats E4rE Il rsaz 5r1Il
AnerIrz 1rIfz# nara 1H--za .rr
EIr Utter EgGHs-T Tina 8Ef1IuE 7rzaSr-
-nu u 9aa lHsAaAisB lR--==aa All zrrgu-
AZ 1aGaE5azaz
III 4-ETlnlzEaEsr III Sg11r.1 TElEs
xiiIarnE IA 9grs HTEsnts.f i 5r1s.zsR 1F
EtEEa lii sssr Il mixing Kzazi III
~ -ztusazf "a Jsr zs1
-aatIr71a TrIsEilfnaI N fAf as4 1az--gz
IT 1eE1-zIE.TEa aaz F4ar-a aazr.1 IL
-1H uU1E Ef 11a -111aT SE1sza. gnan
1raairszf AE-EE Z 1a--aEH AMI 14nr-
EEIa L13aa aalf alE-rzs
e - sfarzHf 1E 4 aaf5nss 9Hser na-r-
sa.z1rE laG turing LIZ Es4r asgF z1a
1Alsr TIziizra T 1ta Ha1lE-- vii sggz-
III LH8i iil ILLS ct Eg,af GaI4. Tar
II lib = s -sIiinsr 1s#Iria
az 1t EiE D 1zI41IG1sa In M
-1lIt zE4sz szcit Faz- IN Hs-ssrv MIR
MllIlrIIlz &eFv yTI in III Jszrfg1rIr
aziE lsEaluaHgE l# raaE isazr
zaa lar-z1 1r zazal 1nnKaEan-
s tRs unrlI1z Kgf zaa aessEs 1r1f-ssr
auf1tE-- II Birmingham WIKI 7rasr..-
c4l 1szL Ez-EE II a fursau11z
anu u1iIiE1s III 1sz IurLn4 a-s l4-
NE -E-zat IuE IaliEk EE -.ia EET af.u=
Er-yGufsnI Eil-g rgETz sSurra 5yre7r.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
IND JAPAN
Sign FOR PEACE
Saau ksr AE1g rss SgM-
-rz EaszLE1s Esa1 ErEks-
ra1g SzrTzca
he raaS n TE 7iiFY
Ifs IFEl-4f HE n4alg.

e-asissss ae Saafa@sE@ ENassHsssss1 ss
alsasrstari1k ami E'ET7szs sE %aazEssss
R~sre-a xz4rns418a gxslsSyss& FEN
trIz-r- WA NaAssii ~ 8saae-
sHsrcs-zssn asasf Er-asra AJnlaassa=a-
asr-@ shade ssS- 8sgN s1r AAA-
3ezsassx ~ Gnz.x s1sE HEzssszH
EugulslGl1. " S9g d-~1s
~ az 1aaass 1aE seen 3Iaza 4aif
.ag4H vAs Signal SO E D Il. rlaz
-ny hs signing gE III -aGT H.
TIA -sa1-6 1EyvEss 14# 1Eli4 Eni
a &Alm1lz. AA1tL z4lsE
III rrH- There nEs Bzia1sa 1rr q z1G-
uZ WIZ VAS zys
5aIae - rIul A-yn
zlzzllz presumed 10 sE MisZAla L
sz 5r g1 9f 81 rs,~lGlal1 ri 4s
1ggrasus y5iieI is su1= 4lJt Es-aEtQe
~ with Era ft1esy -lfz E " ginii=E
70 gll Il LA 1n-
= LsS 1Als.,
2 AaaE zta 3sIsSEa1s lglI z
EtEst Il l-G l-
M nlEa n Es1-suua14
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
3aLN Fzt7 CsoLEat
FaSaEksr rcuAJ< Esss Esess1 z.gHzxsfesi
-Eaazzss EsErIssa E-asu.=s
tsr GhssGal6H1azsa.

Escilr- S4nE e. TI4 sfaisrE H
Spreading u Zia 1sa lndrIaEI gt EG1-
tx - AlEEeazzlug Il EEsas lIgRs Hs-
l-EIz-rast G1Gt sE 1aar8 1rzzaE 4acaL Tie
E~1e1uru-gS tavs zstazE ! 1g1iiE E4
t1E IsslaE&1r -tar 1srLn u ael1En#
E2E1draz= z411razT 1ra zEIEE4anE IRA 1s,
zume1uHG
While LIS Elr5tGr-ta4 4s ~sEriaasurr-
ing IN a4u M ntllHr. zr NJ liz EHzs
1lEu FHrsa1tns Al 5eElI II ~nraSa1aln
Eas ldlits@ 1AFa EriHrasl azAsgHEz at I1n-
lG 1nTgsss Zr aazsa susaaZ Measures dEr
asaIlillssz
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

41& AID vi a a 1aasE kassEs1 EHaA1
eHsszs
Rusan-nr " " FE*ssrrs 20 &A
= IA Ent Easa1 ru1
v sa<zsz - 11s 14Z g
az VIZ IN 7zr II asH raA azzE gf kE
nj 11a szzua SIKH G11zu Ar -zz =
Il sr1gl@E 2sarrsa
II 8 gs4.s -saE sAz- -
Eux1 10 n n d1EIagaG Frsnza a-1
Egra HAa ~ ann aasr as1E E~T1dazssz
SIR -ss Rn#a u Ezss M EzgA r
r ~ aEsaaa 4 Il ca# &c tdHsEy
e nr=rgreEIzn o. Ia French z9ssu1ia1a
xs BE 1za- 4EaEsaes-
u E1H tKf1Hzizu az ms sHg
saaI 3a ez,tsra slEa#E AZ Ii HEr-
gus Il IA w z Win Sc aTs
4r 1s aza a-4 Tia FrHaai E1f
Aa1srtga1 a4uIa HHis4 fE1a1 az 4aarrai-
as Ag-yssn De g1ga1a E-d EsniaAz
aVr4zusns % Ea1eaInE4 30 sg-z7t
LII -1zziE1lIsE Il LIS -aEE
Exu HilEamA E-1aIas HI Er-8at &c
u slEl1xsz
Alns4 L Tia srNuIaAiEn 81 MEz-
t111-A 1w 1tlet 4 --74gs STR 1s sa1zIslz1s
wr1 2 rrYrza & E1nu Lia arI1E IT
z1a z. 1eE uL1,S WIN III
uis1r Il ~ raU n# n 1a FIRST liza n
M x7tr-rzan If Ma Ia nlns1a 11a I'VE
7isFss4 VII lnEr u alIa IN .agS# Es
,,.z E4. 49, ~ NO ,5e1,-= rG-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

aa1r r~-gH~Eng1aa v3 vtEs zyf
1@@0.F rzs sauEfst Ass H aHs
-sat aI1r1igls TaE q ylTl t-st
VI Ev7lfst @raE zrHt1Hal ~tEE ID
4ft gsEff 'Hc sswsl-E uFie gaE,IR :
wagon i3s7iig rss 1Fgr Ga!+ via
arr VIII is ~gfc E:-H 1u- at
&s -I zfI 3a vla4as dl5 ga1
%sta JrauGHasN aa-E HuUsrf1 Fgf-n4
al la rIgnE sllfG 's'uursI ltu tl.E So
ra.l mig EE ia a~-vat yl.-,Bt.
gH inr -E sx1c nl48 rs mu1l
strga q -7Uu-at ~ E4 4 ggut I'D q
lAag g II 1IntgHr.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
Fe7 PRESIDENTS .IasETER
IsssvH<=r Eznursass x< gHaE4na Er.gz--
21zs % xersCzEr 3k=-s<9eSsEn
Fac kzfast

EeA.a. SGE u 1a sErlurszs
HFv1zar nz1zag a sar s
LII 1r 1a gr4zGHHE IasIgl1saz ms
##Es Nc EaiIn Hs 1saItE 1tsanfsf ErI
b~eErrgaEt n har 1cH1z. II EE9EA rr-
br 4Es au spsss #1 rE 1T nEuH
lHls ia TIA IIi1 Ev- se AZ Ia aassasf
Wa 1rasz Il a-IsE 5a PRESENT L AsE-
appearances II zla American v
afEHr-s
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
Eess ssssaas.urs ca 4sr

= l1uEs Sspf- aa q Exirs
1fE11arS aszur IL Ia rsia Ez
Taur1a. SiIrst sSEnSeE "a SsEfys Mlnt
III ats&iaf ami 1ErEaEssk Etwgzrftiss ars
sznRosed calse Ss WIS b ~1rasffsrr
1Ev 9 S1r1ter SeaEar ask-eT. 1nE
vas relaiat II gialar wsE1 szazqwa &@
zaIr1 3eursa.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

-Ha.t -Ea8gIa lEEF l E1.H
sg,a~a -'aE ta~vs NJ 1g
a-t b uaa s1aYr.-
"a g-a 13gaH 1. -a.Er
1al .a1 EE Poe 4Iglga E-g@ Ts
i1aa i,s.E .ags -s r-a1
as~r0#u~EsHGs - 1-aa 7asEs
Z1~ Git17 IG fsIa.G l3n 9aua
Ttla un lua ts~E "oy2 8-r,a p8
A- r5 seer s7'a ilL s
10 rH ulI7 zaz 23a
1sHE ant ag- n ~8I rH .fg-
E4F 2z1a ll5a3@. J7li,4L
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

N42rsRsyss ESsgHx7s--gx FsNFsstsE EIkt In
-
- -. ~ -, ~,
- - -. - z,,ss4,-
~ &C. ~, - -..t--~
m-r -
- -, ~ -
- ~ -. - - -
,fu 49,. ,,y,,r s,r,s5gsr,r s,s-vz.r ,,.,r
g~f tr-,,. ,y,,,a5g,TygT ,. ,.s-,.ag-a
g-fogr.T - T,1T fsts.T tasn
~, ri ,srva,-z v5gg, vrs,-s 7-,,-,,3 nv
!, 7rc,r 49, ..,r, m ~, r-~.s,rr,-
57 ,rr,,l-r ~ ,a,rpa 80 -, -rz,F ~
s5r1vvs4
,,
Tt7rsue ~ 7aa,.. r1,f -tg,5.1z B4-
Fas,r ta sgT,e.pat ..-rx rf 20 w. arr
-,~.a r,yf ,a4~x,Bar 4,. 4,sy,4,v,. - 7,.
MA rr4F gr,,rr -asa7s.1sm4
~ n,p;ss.--r IA u,,-,.,---- r#
z1zsf,, ~4,g,.75i,ss4 .,4 ra.r,,,,f4-r, r.
esraa- a-,rr ,,y9gr-,-a ns9s9r-r r,,7 ar.-
,,,rr5.,, ,rgy ~ 80 - - >,
sy7-7~4 Al 4u-ea 1-F srsfur5a=sx -sn,-
AAA NA
- - 81
A
=, 4l 4 xrrsn IA s,rrsr1erru va
TIA Ezrssgr nx3-r 1rsu 311- 7.1zs7t4
zf9 s,r.e yz4 7srssgs, an ~7ry=yz 4r-s
a., - ~ - -, i, -
- = -
-. 4
=
II 1NAl
- -
- ia
- - -
-
l1 EMF
n "a 2a "
N@A.sH''A VA E~I- A1t -A
- -Ai AAi1a ar NA3 AZ
s- e1& ~4& = LsaE IT,
4Aa La 2rsass Alt 1saE7
81 @t 4@
AHN
Arc D Gb4 9lSe1nH1s aE 1IsSi1
Ri -As4a h<AA 1sns 7aau~
r4aa@E 1Rr ~ EEa fIE lissahiitss a1 -1s
So 1lsAs"hss SN-.iA hiA- ~ ass
~ hAa Ia ~1-IA nA~ aAaz an
u AZ S-I= AlI
'A1
~oA % ~
- = ne Ran1aIHTA1 rLIs1T
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

Pgop,s and so1s7s dare 7qrl1t r7r-
closely tcS7thsT IN New T7rT @s~
than IA Any Gtser s9cr &c al
cause Il Is a. .EI-t LII 5aL
fled, ttt,e Space REMAINS .1 M21-sL-
tan for lateral gTuwEh t1s~st1r. Ia
development in building w1s,1 ,as
ues rapidly and constantly salsvs lie
iine OF least resistance, wk.z1 s. ia
vertical line The ne~ ,s-er sgr-
houses and apartmeut-houses are -ut
taller than those built a decAas ar
Nc more homes OF the old S-oul-
~stonefront' type IN erected: tAey 80
not make the most OF the grogz.
space which they occupy.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

Elk are successfully domestlcated IA
the eastern states, In fact. they are
the only deer that can be easily reared
In captivity in practically any eli.
mate, They will live without shelter.
and can suhsist on a hardy diet Of
bark and twigs during the severe win.
ter weather. when the domestic ami.
mails would not SURVIVE They arc
prolific and their young thrive, All
this raises a question Of considerable
economic importance, The Pilgrims
when they landed on Plymouth Rock
found elk at homo in New England
down to tidewater.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

s Eatax-s41cE StgE S-ZaEva1gAss
~zQsug4Hi hare 1-lRr ssEfr -sQarr Ia
1BTsg I~i1lyz- a-IlfZEn 1Ers
TNnE z-HI1as 1ass-s sasux II 11rz
s1=E 4a-E4eE1 LIE A-1nataEI.s Kp5
IE-1a-z r1szr -sigafTlIss L1srsress
T3H -E-lCS II tbs E1 E-s Mr.
1-aEzraEafgz, ami Us A-uE1a-s Es
ErEMlz banging "a 4e Creed
-zH-z1
TIE EB-aE-R ssssrz TT "a wei E-rzr
Esst
1uglszE-H tara 7asa1 EgFaE ALL ira
uz IiIEr ulE1T wgGlndAL
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
R17scc0 HIKES LINENS


Sar-z sHae S--k Ifs latEa IN e1s
alrsga aEf-s a-yEr AZ : TIE rn
aAniiss minister n AAEr7csus xn-
1AlaEiess laG -ls Na1r1saz- g7vaEzr-
-sa1n aGs EiAilesf Al 1re E-sx,e4 H-
1nl1is snd gsfmzn eurraEesH zsssersa.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

TNa us wH-g u Is zz7-
Ean, F-gf g.-1 @
~ ula zas7l vaf.
a.n La @ Et e
n -aE sat pr4lg E U -
f1y g " . G@8 @ alH il,
Es "a W Ea'gG H 1
a172ugFE 78's1 zzaHv VI a
E1aa a E@s9wr~ @ @ aa r
&sr 7a2g7r v
n Hr8 To gsw g.
u ~ aa- ar l 11
~ -saaG ia &C C. E
11r uN SIS Elzs ~
vn-a eE aE1#
T1z t r7r.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

-la- tU he z1E-ai Efs Eear
sgE o sa aaal azr zal-s
hiIrs nHt1E C5 slauHr
n GEEf sta1 laE sE* 80
-H.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

&sassslie N g SsrE -a 4sf
As-S Na~slr Arraaassk af Rsns
ETaeS WIN ssaisn y D. sas aa.s ssSraais
a. as SaER aazsnE 1snGscF aast1 gEsaa
ara asrs ~ have nIetssr,ss d 5sssr ra
aasS xast essizs uaade ar F<aanri
Ga0sssvelrs
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

5lTntG SOFT . sr~
ant ass4rs q @ ss
r4uses 81 @r slF atR me-
Lgr-c &gE~ TS4 saa @ saE4aue-s
tad 1Nu CIV a54s a
n-s lsaA cs &Bse vs sesrN
"a wrG aEa-et sa a
1c4F a., GE ess su as
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15
International Ir1lt National 8gE-srE
Il Ln-rGrzEG4 M~ .slaEa~
@xltL.
fE VIE llN NEWT
NIL 9IgHlEIi fI WG lI III
%aE r-wr %tss 4sserr 5n.4c IN Eas- FEr
glta-, sassE R%R Basr ElEss.w 4sHafaG
sat aEaHH ss a-fEsaos1EsssHaf aaxsr-
sssa=fssH g --aEfVe~- T4z. @4asreasa as1r-
ssEgs Frgsikz1a.

Sagr 3-r-aar- IL
gHa 3.rur Is ET@astE ~ -asia Dg-T4
fal-na uE 1s EfGl = Is Faas tsga
HngTr IN -3-zrs E.al 1s agaS sE
lnls GszsNl IEl,r n1aE
Il TzsrgglEE Az aENaaua. 4IlgEr~
iAI2s Va a. Ft lefsr4 In SIR Es
4uafG vi Ngr 1Hs s 1s41 EEsI
Ir s+ .lasat VI : 7zF ri
.IH satat Il 1>%EEEE III III 1lHf-
1a1a5E1 E Llt Is q uH.La1
l2 IN seI4 -laaEc-Is11 1.l3E VII -
u u1@ saET EiGE AIRS FL ~
ggc a-zals- SIS -4 G @sr-
waE 8& -as Is A8 lnt sa7an css-g-
1lE.aru EL rgg - Ia geiI,T II als
n1nt sgaa4 infer r~ gHsE1ss
zzia Eru IgiI-w aez Il
a-vr lgaisGaguIElaf ul sam -sg-
Ee1d.az1 ia.s lasl uHvrlaa fr T-Glcs
uIAtr ggtu 4E LT.
Uias+ s,ts,s4 Ersa- 2I sE- gas&
as &c r.gz n7yr-a1- zgEfs ~
rGugs asaIa7s lie 1l.ss sl WI 1t
"a g1.iusr H @ EEtG vt zzgz~I
W Lta u g anna IA lry aag
Il 4ta4rs -sIErs 1z Il 1IzsrI1-
asasz Esr u1I e G- nj 1as.as ls-
vz- E1@ asslEl@ 4 ggas4iUg8l te-
Vrazs 3EsEaA I'LL al@z FIg1 l. liza
- : 1a UEAS
~ 4ga - ~ L1Ezg
- aa tN " zN4 zTTli4 With
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

heWanee, T. 5a1E EIra a .vssF
the oldest person ia s84 4e7Es VI
aersted her alz9drsss Ar+ssa a.
adversary Six Aaad'sa gss s.
down to dinner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-15

New xorx4 SsaS $-raa if1~srs ar
as gasssf ssartss mai wagans " Mn
saky s~ On xss4isA
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10
The CoIonel's Waterloo

Colonel John NJ. Fuller of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo
from Liver n Kidney trouble. In a
recent letter. he says: q was early
dead, of these complaints, and, although
| tried my family doctor, he did me no
good; SO | got a soc bottle OF yours great
Electric Bitters, which cured me. | con
sider them the best medicine on earth.
and thank God who gave you the know
ledge to make them.o Sold and mara,
teed to cure Dyspepsia, Bilious Il So and
Kidney Diseases, hy Ritter Bros. prugco.,
at soc a bottle.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10
Gives Health. vigor oDd Tone.

Herbine is a boon to sufferers OF
aneamia. BY Its use the blood is quickly
regenerated and the color becomes nor
ma. The dropping strength is revived.
The Ianguar is diminishe !. Health, vigor
and tone predominant. New life and
happy activity results. Mrs. Belle H.
Shirel, Middlesborough, Ills, writes: 81
have been troubled with liver complaint
and poor blood, and have found nothing
to benefit me like Herbine. I hope never
to be without 1t. / have wished that I
had known OF 1t In my husbands life-
time.' zoe. Ritter Bros. Drug Co, and
Montpelier Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10

ious Providence upon our brother and
his family, has brought them the great
est sorrow and deepest anguish of their
lives, which Time alone a assuage;
therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the officers and
members of Enterprise Lodge Nc. Is,
l. Q. Q. F., do hereby extend to Brother
McDermott and his family our most
profound sympathy and COMMUNICATION
in this, their hour of affection and sad
bereavement; and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
lions be spread upon the minutes of this
lodge. a copy be sent to Brother Nc
Dermott and a copy for publication be
given the Montpelier Examiner.
E, F. GUYON.
FRED GRUNIG,
IRA CHAPLIN,
Committee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10
Gave Out the P1ums.

Last Friday morning Governor
Gooding sent to the senate those Of
the state Apprentices who had to be
confirmed by that loly. Besides
the list that required confirmation,
the governor announced the appoint
ment of David Vickers as adiutant
general Those confirmed are as
follows:
State Engineer-James Stephenson,
Jr., Boise.
Insurance Commissioner-Charles D.
Thomas, Nez Perez.
immigration Commissioner-Allen
Miller, G~rangeville.
Fish and Game Warden-Wm. N.
Stephens, Rexburg.
Bank Examiner-C. S. Loyeland.
Twin Falls.
Board of Regents, University of Idaho
I. r. Roach, Boise, to fill unexpired
term of @. L. Hoffman, resigned; Geo.
G. Parkinson, Preston; James F. Nc
Carthy, Wallace.
Poard of Trustees of Academy of Ida
ho-James F. Kane, Pocatello; L. M.
Hopson, P~ocatello.
Board of Trustees of Lewiston Nor
mal-George E. Crum, Lewiston; G. w.
Shaft, Lewiston.
Board of Trustees of Abb, n Normal
Joseph Y. Haight, Albion; w. E.
Wheeler, Idaho Falls; Charles Dilatush,
H%sgerman; Mrs. S. D. Boone, HALEY:
Joseph Z. Pence. Boise; Lawrence Han
sen, Rock Creek.
Poard OF Trustees Of Insane ASYLUM
B. J, Briggs, Idaho Falls; A. B. Moss.
Payette; Her ry Jones, Malad.
Labor Commissioners-Hugh Woods.
Spencer; A ]. Davis. Boise.
Board of Trustees of Industrial and
Training School-T. d. Catalan. Boise.
Nellie HAWTHORN, Weiser.
State Board of Horticulture-A. r.
Hit, Weiser.
Pure Food Commission-W. C. How
RE, Mountain Home. TO succeed him.
self.
Tuesday the governor appointed DIR
Geo. E. Noble of Boise, state veterinary
surgeon, an office created by the legis-
lature to take the place of the position
of state sheep inspector, which was
abolished.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Resolutions OF Coincidence.
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father, in
whom we all confide, and who doeth all
things for the good of His children, has,
in His infinite wisdom seen fit to sum
mon u sister, Lady Sadie McDermott
from the cares and vicissitudes of life,
and
Whereas, By the death of our sister,
Lady McDermott. Hive No. 4 of the
Ladies of the Maccabees has sustained
q great loss, and is bowed down in
grief; yet through our tears we behold
the greater sorrow and the greater loss
to those of her loved ones left be-
hind, and
Whereas, 1t becomes our desire to in
this way extend u sympathy to her
bereaved husband and the little ones,
who not again in this life shall see the
mothers smile, also the aged parents,
brothers and sisters; be it
Resolved, That these words but feebly
convey the sympathy we desire to ex-
press and with them we bow in humble
submission to T]is holy will and pray
for strength to sustain and grace to say,
THY will he DONE"
The circle is broken one seat is forsaken-
From it's silence and darkness is ever the same;
The hope OF that World, whose existence is
bliss,
May not stif1e the tear of the mourners of this.
For, oh! If one glance, the freed spirit can throw
On the scene of It's troubled probation below,
Than the pride of the marble, the pomp of the
dead,
To that glance will be dearer the tears which
we shed.
AS cloud of the sunset, slow melting in heaven
One bud from the tree Of onr friendship is
One heart from among us no longer shall thrill
With joy in our gladness, or grief in our i'll.
Weep!-lonely and lowly air slumbering now
The light of her chances, the pride of her brow,
Weep!-sadly and long shall we listen in vain
To hear the soft tones of her welcome again.
Give our tears for the dead! For humanity
AS a star is lost when the daylight is given,
AT a glad dream of slumber, which waken in
bliss,
She hath passed to the world of the holy, from
this. Whittier.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minute book
of the hive, a copy furnished to the be-
reaved husband and parents and p copy
printed in the Montpelier Examiner.
M. j. WHITMAN.
L. M. UNDERWOOD,
MARY HUGHART,
Committee
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10

The following resolutions were adopt
ed at a special meeting of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers of Divi-
sion 324:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst Sadie
McDermott, the beloved wife of our
dear brother. Peter j. McDermott, and
Whereas, By her death, her husband
has lost a faithful and devoted wife,
her children a kind and loving mother,
and her friends will always cherish in
memory, her pure and Christian life;
therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the members of
Division 324 extend to the bereaved
husband, children, parents. sisters and
brothers, our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be spread on the minutes of this
division, a copy be sent to the bereaved
husband and family, and a copy be
published in the Montpelier Examiner.
B. F. FITZPATRICK,
VIM. ROBERTS,
ED BRADY,
Committee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-03-10

Whereas, It has pleased our Heaven
" Father to remove from our midst the
beloved wife of our worth brother, 2. j.
McDermott, and
Whereas, The visiting of this myster-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
MRS. DALE STRICKEN
ON EVE OF BIRTHDAY
st. Paul Woman Succunbs to Pneu.
monia After Five Days

Mrs. Sarah P. Dale, wife of John
Dale. died at her home, PIP Prescott
street, yesterday at noon, after an i'll
ness of five days of pneumonia. She
would have been II years old today.
Mrs. Dale was a teacher for many
years in the schools of st. Paul, and
both she and her husband were promi-
nent in church and social life. Both
We're members of the Church of the
Ascension. -
Mrs. Dale was a daughter of the late
Rev. DIR. Peabody. whose last pastorate
was near New Richmond, Wis. where
his widow still lives. He was wei
known over the northwest. There were
twelve children in the family. of whom
several reside in st. Paul Lloyd and
Frank Peabody of St. Paul are broth
ers. Miss Eunice Peabody, a sister, is
a student at the university, and Misses
Helen and Mary are In charge of Bish-
ops school at Sioux Falls
The funeral will be held at the
Church Of the Ascension on Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Rev. f. III.
Rowse, the rector, will be in charge,
and interment will be in Oaklawn
cemetery.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
RATES ARE RAISED
Amusement Licenses to Be
Boosted by City

Assemblyman Powers ordinance for
raising the price of amusement licenses
came up before the committee on
streets yesterday and was favorably
reported back to the assembly with but
one amendment. The clause providing
that theater licenses should be raised
from 800 TO SEQ per year. was amend
ed upon motion of Assemblyman Whit
comb so as to make no change in the
present amount
Theodore i. Hays of the Grand was
present and pointed out the hardship
1t would work on both that theater and
the Metropolitan. He stated that both
theaters paid heavy taxes, and, while
their assessed valuation was no higher
tnan adjoining property, the large
amount OF practically waste room that
mas to be maintained for passageways.
etc, reduces the earning capacity of
the buildings.
Assemoiyman Powers was. the only
member Of the committee who argued
IN favor of the raise. He stated that
the license at the present time is ex-
actIy the same as IL was when the CITY
nad put 10000 Inhabitants, and that
ne oelieyed IL should be raised to 5000.
Inc ordinance, as recommended by
the committee. provides for raising cir
Gus license where so cents or more adj
mission Zee Is charged from $500 to
sbVO the first day and 5000 succeeding
days. For circus charging less than
90 cents and not less than % cents the
license Is raised from $50 to $500 for
the first day and 800 for succeeding
days. For menageries $500 for first and
800 Tor each day thereafter. Merry go
round licenses are raised from IS to si2
a week. Shooting gallery licenses from
S25 to $50 per week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
BAR MEETS TODAY
State Association Holds Annual
Gathering This Afternoon

Today at o'clock the annual meet
ing of the Minnesota State Bar asso-
citation will be held al, the old capitol
building. An elaborate programme has
been arranged. Judge John +. Philips
OF Kansas City will be the principal
speaker of the day. He has chosen for
his subject Something About Law and
Lawyers
Judge Philips is one Of the foremost
Jurists on the bench in Missouri, and
is a speaker of national repute. Yes
terday afternoon the judge arrived
from Kansas City, and is being enter
tanned by Judge Sanborn of the United
States circuit court. of appeals. A trip
was made to the capitol yesterday and
a call made on Gov. Johnson and other
officials.
Your capitol building is one of the
finest have ever seen," said the fudge.
1T does the great state of Minnesota
credit, but the state is worthy of the
finest capitol she can build"
A banquet will be given at the Ryan
hotel tonight. at which j. L. Washburn
of Duluth will preside as POSTMASTER