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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09
APPLICATIONS FOR TWO STREET
CAR FRANCHISES WILL BE
UP TONIGHT.
indications Are That 4 Warm Session
Will Result-Judieiary Commit.
tee Will Report.

Although the judiciary committee.
to which was referred the application
for street car franchises made by
Maxwell & Hanford and Isaac w. An
derson, will probably refer the whole
matter back to the council with the
recommendation that both franchises
be granted, it remains to be seen what
action the council as a whole will take
and an interesting. exhibition of fire.
works in an oratorical way is looked
for at tonight's meeting.
Two members of the judiciary COM
mittee nave said that they favor the
granting Of both franchises but other
members of the council have expressed
themselves as believing that Isaac w.
Anderson is the logical man to build
the line and that he should be granted
comes to returning the Walla Walla
company it's $1,000 deposit and revok-
ing it's franchise and denying the ap-
plication made by Maxwell & Han
ford.
Now that Mr.. Anderson is in the
fight, and is said to be out to win,
some interesting developments in
street car matters are looked for by
those VINO have followed the operations
Of Mr.. Anderson, who can truthfully
be dubbed a Captain of Industry"
Mr. Anderson and his associates on
the surface are displaying little or no
anxiety but beneath that calm exterior
things are said to be moving and that
already plans have been formulated to
begin active construction work on
line within the next 60 days.
Mr.. Anderson has not said so, Meth
er have any of his associates, but there
are others who have received little
inside information and while they do
not come out openly and say so it is
strongly intimated that Mr.. Anderson
is not letting the grass grow under
his feet, and that if any rival COM
panies get a footnold in the local
street car or even electrical field they
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

Seattle Republican thinks that Governor Mead has
blunder by selecting Harry A. Faircnild a
attorney chairman the state railway
commission. The Republican says:
Governor Albert E. Mead has finally gone and done it,
having announced the appointment of Harry Farchd
member of the railroad commission which created
by the last legislature of this state Nothing the
done will weaken his administration the
appointment Fairchid. The governor may have
under personal obligations Fairchil
should have hesated before he selected
position this who reputation Harry
Farchd 1t is further limited that the governor
it obligatory the of the other
mission, he will subsequently appoint, select
Farcnid chairman the would b
adding insult injury The governor the right if
exercise it, of taking appointees
Whatcom county, doing he should select
men whose moral standing in the community is above
criticism"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09
Gets In junction Against Wife.

CHICAGO, May 9-Because Mrs.
Abram L. Stone persisted in declaring
she was going to abandon her old
fashioned, but comfortable HOMESTEAD,
in Michigan avenue, her husband VINO
is a wealthy real estate dealer, has Sc
cured an injunction restraining Mrs.
Stone from carrying out her May-tine
The Stones will continue to
live at 3149 Wabash avenue in a three.
story house.
1.-The old place may not be as smart
as some of those new-fangled apart
ments,'' was Mr.. Stones comment,
but it has been home for years and
it looks pretty good to me-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

London dispatches that the government soon TO
he provided will hardly be self-governeht.
Great Britain through imperial governor will keep
the COLONY in leading strings suffrage is to be re-
srcted and the use of the English language in the
semby will compulsory. This body will have no nta-
tive in financial legislation and will not be able to appro-
priate money without approval General
Crone already that if this plan goes through
the British will break faith with the Boers
Englishmen in the also complaining one
would think that one Ireland would be enough
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

too full for that took bit and laid down our
forks and looked at another and understood each
other There individuals this wide earth
no two billing the shaeno mother clasping baby
to her heart supremacy happy than Every now
had glass Of honest firm, generous Burgundy
that nobly supported the meat AS may fancy we
did not leave single steak; when it
DONE we put silver dish and wstfuly
sopped up gravy suppose shall in this world
taste anything good again."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
copy Of change Of advertisement must be delivered to the
h.ne.s Office BY the Of o'clock to insure insertion
n the issue Of even date.

1t is that there is now more cash on haii' DC
,onpne to the school fund other time IN he
history of the state This doubt gratifying OF Banker
Lord who has all the states money free Oh
charge to loan varying from per cent from
other banks to per cent from individuals.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

Madrid celebrated Easter by glorious bulfght. Many
sold their clothes furniture obtain the
admission Twenty thousand people crowded the
burng who unable to stood outside
listen the shouts and belowings If it not for
might say something real cutting about this.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

New York policemen arrest men who pick up
and eat them feverishly When the
played during rush hour shopping dlS
trict, many would the apparently
starving particularly Vicious
they operate against charity of all kinds.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

rightly the early Methodiss of race
suicide Methodist preacher points out that
Charles Wesley great hymn writer, Susannan
Wesleys eighteenth child.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-09

Banker Bigelow you to understand That he did
not sneak it by rebates
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
DIR Bar i'm Sprihmort.

ginise dardtteriItiT9e Gpri6p5rtes
bic ben 3oren unb feline Steuuno Be-
t~refTen, bat Der Barrier .Tiga:o" nit,
oetbeilt: ,Spudt Der Car in bic ShiiS
Iel, 10 aeriprinst bieIe Dor !So@E.utb.'
-r3ie Srpue fdiibt ben 3aren ni4t
Dor 3opfpeb." r@u9 bic 2urge bes
3aren bIGft bic Some n:6t GUS
nau9 bes Guren Hiiden ipiirbe blu!.n,
tpenn er bic &nute betdme. Selbn
Gin ~ausidBiger Car p,rb fir geTunb CT.
Idrt."-.Sdbrt Der Gar nit einem &c,
mietbeten Saul, 70 pirb jeber G4ritt
fir cine WerEt gerednet." Der Gar
TT poEl ees l.e6en 9ottes Better, o.er
f.in 8ruber 1T sr nidt."-.Ses 3areu
arm 1T lang, absr sr reidt ni6t BIG
gum StmmsI :. au9 bes 3aren G,Ta
ma4t ni4t iiB."-n9n Sanb bes go.
rem Eat audi ni9t ms6r ols flint Sin.
ser."-rGie Gtinms fes 3ar.n finbei
elm edo, aud tuenn feline 9erge in &c,
RGbe finb."-.Tas Oreissiponn bes
3oren IdBt cine tiefs Spur bin..r fid..
-~gin fetter Gar III fir ben Sob nidt
fHtpsrer 5u trasen als elm biirrer 8ett,
ler."-.Gtn SbrGnentropfsn TN @uss
bes 3arsn toilst benz 2anbe pi.le Sos
fGentii9er. .Wenn Der Gar IsrFt
ma6t-8eb. benz poeten!1- @enn
Der Gar ipielt, Iinb bi. RiniT ..r Elm,
dusig unb bic 9auern blinb. ,Mas
benz gor.n nid3t eelinet, brinst be 3sii
fertis. .Gu4 fes 3aren Rub Ue..ei
nt4ts anceres CUR Melt als Rdlbsr."-
rgean Der Gar bic 9tottern cat, be,
tommt bas 2onb bic Harben bopon."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
Gin konbarte SpieGtue.

Gtn.r b.y berrIitfsn 8iomanttn
Der @sli IN Der .SauGp-; CT tDis5t 90
3Cvat, esbGrts urIprIng.ia btm Ser
sco Sarl benz Eibnsn BON 8uraunh
unO nurtt Ipdlsr bds Ciasntgum meB
rersr a0uiqs, tpis Saipts |. ben eng
Lamb uno guopig5 XIV. bon Gronl
reid.
Geatu Ritis bes 10. SobrGunoerts
eeb0rts er Der ruiIidsn prir5eIfa
MioejoIf, uno elmer Der 6reuroe Der
qrinjtIln, Der bsriibmis GdriitfeLsr
Sules SSanin. rsrlor ibn teindbe. &:
be1u6te zines Sages In GsieliGdft Der
grinSsIfn ben 2oupre, ais biefs ibren
Sbopl ~dbnsbneu polts. Dor zen is
ZEN Soncn ola 9rofhe geftedt bate,
SIC bat ben Sdriftf srsr. Der i6r ben
Sboipl irue, bic 8roide gu perlocbren.
unb sSuniu fsdte has toItbore Eleinob
In bic Saf9e isiutr tpeiben Mefte unb
badts niht mebr bnrau. 4ua bic
Prinseffin ea9ts an bieIem Sose nid)t
m.br boran, uno erft am nd9Hsn Sae.
froets fe ibr.n @ottsn, OBJ Sauin ben
3iamnnien Suridseesben battle.
.Tein." periebte Der 6irYt.
Mon elite gu Sonin. nm ii6 BET ibm
na9 benz totbarsn 8leincb 81 srfuns
bieeu.
.Mobrbaftis, Is 1T ia pobr! Der
Saneq--iDas babe i'd nur bdmit ss'
moft2A
Qtbemlos pubtte Der 1neIiidlide In
ieiner ean5.n GorberObs. obns ben
Gtein finhen az f6unen.
plSbli9 fam tim cine Grinnsrans.
sd latte ibn ia tn bic Sofbe meinet
tptiben Mefe seltett.'
.Sn bieTsm Sane." perisbts bas
9itnfmGb6en. III q bel Der BGfde
rim"
Ron .ilt bin unS frast bic braps
Srou pcrfi6tis aug.
~@b, ia, cine grof4s!4 peri.bt bieit
nadIdffs. sd sIaubte nidt. bab
Sbnen 10 pisl baran lisat. SD bob, lie
nsinem tleinen Spnssn gum SpieIen
eese6en.1
@Iidli9erlpeife mar bas ainb tn ber
NGt., man fanb ben Ststn bel ibm -
Der Surge tatte bic 8rpide ssrabe fei.
mem tleinsn Suree tn bas Sd!sbont
e:Iiedt = urb ipster bds Rjnb nod
feline Mutter Eaten cine abnans. BAT
bteTes SpieIaeus arbertbalb Wilionss
tpertb mar.
Sunin bat felt bteiem Sage ME ipie,
ger einen 0iomonten in 8erpabrune
9enommen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

sx=swS-s 1~iNFrR tTssxm esumhrwtHtsas
fgxsw eta sFsnss xssiA nna t&is e~ 2sssA
s&nxlafns AlifS fs AIT BE BanelrtRs
MsflxM
tf&qt mas IA eFtukeif nne eeltftxM.
NxRrt nse 0xp3alfn nab b& Ihetsn
- Ne lsfl se<s sehi eersieSn-
kMf xHe al elf pe1sn G$aIsn i1iranfsn
- N<m EsxteFfranu Ns4 1ebssiranisn-
Gin G~riDluResieTt asAs enrA ets RamEarr,
hrnpi uereenf Der lssss StEHesrhGraMxs.
On hr @ae< tskf nss 10As hsr lahte,
hrldt ~ Noeea tssf eie keH'w S2aIs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
Der ,,alte GfIi1isr"

Sn elmer @isner 3situng Ieridtei
Slta 9oropibs8 arnap bon elmer I'm
~terreburs NIT poulins 2ucco. sSr.
Ger.nufe Der llntsrboliung tam bic b
ribmtt SGneerir ouf bic 9eitsn i6res
Berlinsr Wirtens au ipr.Gsn unb &c.
bddte babel bes alien Saifers @ilbslm
!. nit inniefer g~cre5rung unb Dant,
barrett. .Gr bat feline siitige Batter.
bdno iibsr mid sebolten, CT bat midi
beI9iiBtt" er3dhlte ft. .ia totte in Ser.
lin trcg meiner SusenD ipiort cine Rie,
fenfellnns. unb alio aud fofort Tsipsr
urb Seinbe. Ter aaifer mar in feinsr
Cite fir mid riihrsnb. SD bate min
bon Der SoftfeotertuFe ei1ea Bost3ub
g%elorttsn un6 i'm no3 unS mad pie.
Der dbbe5ublt. ga lam bdto oarouf cir
Scfbeb,enfe.e ouf bic Prcbe tino ii6er.
bradte mir einen nsuen @orf6ub In
@aftrues &otfer WiGbeIms, bsr 6:metl
bate: .Gie aleine1 ipiro ibiebsr etfpas
gelo brduGsn.s" Eie Qucta fieb fid
on a6enben, no lie ione, e~etp6bnlid;
En- Gtus t~oltsn. ungsSuderten SEeta
beteit bniten, Zen lie In ben 3noiften.
paufen f9liidipeife trdgt. n Sbt 5tu,
benmGbden itonb gep6tnli9 nit bem
Etesglds In Der aonliHe. ginea
Mbenbs, unmittelbor Dor BEN @uftre.
ten, bersrtt hi. &inElsr,n. fab ibr EN-,
Shmudnabel fsbIt, bic fis in Der Gar,
betcbe rersefen totte. rSosn Gi. M,
lfhnen be Wdtsls unb fenen Sie ben
Gbst btn," tefit6lta Tie Rem MGb6sn.
Rad sinsm itbr turssn gfuftriti tcmni
fel auriid urb fs6i I'M Der aepliEe set
srsiien 3oiier MiIt<Im. nit ibrem
Sbeeglos In Der Sanh, Gle;4,eitic
fpmrf ouH bds Wdbdtn NIT Der Ho.
BEL. Tn aucco III aibet fiG. Ser.
Seibuns. mojeftGti- fsotterte ne, uni
tpiittenb fd5rt efe bas MGeden ar:
.gDas boben sic benn 6esmo9t 80
Tiefe .rtpibsrts tpeinenbs sd tpolts
] q bus Glds Ridt tereeteR, ofer ben
uitt Sffisisr hat mir ptriprpden, bat
q febr borouf o6ts.ben noble
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

sssgGss M,pHsOgt IN M H Ntisa.
I IN nv sriEas, ia 80 a@ h& y
AAz!se.
.@tMts. asHts Ntasl Hs mAaSr
ER 10 sslA9Y "a S1ha'
rlRaQ . . tr GI.
eta ittaeF A&2teE. tA sagss. q
MsR EkA oegkin gFTtisa. rsan "
ni4i lssn STtaHe maze.
GIRso I6aus cen tiHsm gum aHosyn.
CT tatis Fn sa cen 6ab,R he's giG0.
6eus ssIaesrt ano S,snelin uanSs q
than ieDt nod
.6g6uIe,n Gpd.- tpi, ftmsj4slue Il,
font 70 heryii6e StinRt tireer
lenRse, .,piKsR Sis audi Sab iA s,utU
GuaiA Su Cute bate. beKeu grfII
lung Sic mir nihi lpeie.rn olrienl-
2as iuree WlGodsu ihpltg rcd
bob fG bic 9uIt in hutmudem pulss
f6Eca. fe fu6ltt a, bic au9;u bes
1rassnSsu ruE ten auI ibr, uro fem
IGibenoes 0unisl Earg usyr ire toot,
Iihe @erpirrung. pcu o6en lu9.e Der
Gcumcuo nit 6rettsm Glar3 in bds
tktne Guao uno Islle T9 In FlberRen
Gtrat.en tertlSrero Iter bic 9Ibe Ces
Fclt res iungsn ainess, ibsr neI6s2
bic SGuuer Der sr1ten, glidIelj9en
Qis6s 5itter.eE. @srgs6sn mar Der turs
reros Sntsl, pergsIen bic bonse dual
Der bergangenen Stun6en, sr mar t:i
ibr. er. Der srIte MaHn. Der Iib i9y
matte nit ZEN Iiiben. fs b3rennsn Dur.
ten gIiibenosr 2sioenIhaft.
llno als Te an isinem Ssrjen iuo,
fstr sur Geripuneerung 9Iutos, Ger
aber in fsinsr SunbsptiloIcptis pobi
ben S9IiiFeI gum RGibIeI faRb, bean
sr beglcite!s bic san3e SSsne NIT Eel
fduigem Snurren, 3ablte lie benz Gss
liebisn nit 3inisn uno 9inIes5inTer b,
einseeansene Nette aug. 0o9 oIs fs
Iia enblin stboben, eenn aud in ter
iunesn Monn Iieg sin @rtdrnen nit
benz eeGngIigtsn OnisI ouf, orebte er
nit foIsnhsr .Soub ibr R0pfGsn benz
W2onoe ent9egen, pelder Cen SpTrel
elmer risiiesn aisfer ne1iurert,, bic ins
mitten Der birisnen' giFfriebisnng gen
Simmsl raste: -Sb Tu jett bic Sos
nisstiefer finhelf. msiu IlBss 2isbg"
ga buf6te Elm hlibdbnlides Der
fttsen ii6er bos liebreiSenbs @eii9t Der
iunseu 8ruut: %, gu 86fer! mid
70 Su b~intergebsn, bds muBt Iu biibsn.
Vie Nettt In mein uno 3ur Gtrofs
font Du mid lisben bis in ale @mies
lett"
.8is in ale @pisteit!" fliifterts Der
iunee Monn, trunttn Dor Slid iein
2ieb in bic Mrne fd.iebenb.
.Sn ale gtpisteit.- raui6te Der oft,
Baum bn5u unb Der Monb nidts
freunbli9 bon oben herdnter, bic
Sttrne gldn5t.n unb pluto Sprdne
lnut belIenb ben breiten Meg entlane,
benn bo i9ritt Der g~edneFiste Sbers
foritmeiifer b. Srotbo NIT RieienIGrits
ten beran. er fam eeraoe nod aur 3sit,
um he Seiben 5u fesnen- s
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

uas mma lpsatsR szeAlia eaa sws
SssyEEtsa 0nsslm @sass lQsas. tsstnf
hsHs ~lsSFssHts aaa @gwraks 81
&eu uaa Ra@4em
as ices atta alsfr
.nR &c 2aatsp. psEesa ek aa "
IGlaetnf-
ga pa be bsls EllsimaiirEf"
Ola aisinss wll nltl suii ssr.
.8lla,. fllnil- etsHai BE Wlama.
.eA Ia bed mob HtA aas."
"a gtpih, man VII a. anA.-
Zee. M ,ommt hoh nod. lin lpsnn
fs nlAt ssaorbta Fne. baRn Isbsn pt
btal, Hoh.'
.Tdux,- iaai Ticl. st, souJ itiu
e,rcrtsl IN, .Htiurs mcEl. oGa as In
n SimmtI tbsnIo loon Ia pis I'm 1tso.
teYR--
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

.Wie lam e nur, bnb sic fia plSs,
fih gum 5eiratten enidlrfsn2"-
Sd beIu6te sinsn Wetter in Moirs
ainberreiGe SoriIie. feline 8ob
nuna Ca enFfGloB i'd mid, n 6is
den plob al f6dfFen. unb rohm NIB
cine bon ben T1dtern!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
Rastfnhlrns.

Ste: ,4bsr bore. Gctflieb. Bel IN,
fer,m s.ftrigsu gusfhis .ift bod Die.
mdnb untpobI 9s.p,Ien-trOsbem toa
Su bas acgnofflGfd6en lser NIT tsim
eebrodt!- .GRir iFs .inis.
Wal. ni9t, out sepefen. Iisb. GbriRim.
i'd babe Did nrr. ni6t b~eunrubistr.
fpoIIen!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
&toankenfplittr

Gs sibt Menfaeu, bic ss fur .inen &
bel balten, lucun man ibnsn nitt INNER
Elm 8 o fpenost.
Die eicbe IN IS nibt atIein, ipos bic Ren,
iben crsiEonoS iettes-ou6 Der Sab tbui
IS.
8or Sciten los man quite 9a6er, iebi
n'etit nur nod. mas lber fe oei6risben ipi-b.
Sic en6t nod Reuem tabrt immer
pteotr Sum alten luriid,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
aaliBuerHauSniB.

rSdb.n sic fdon sst6rt, Ssrr Gro.
feHpr. fceben 1T Elm Ta9te-,r mil
.irer groben Samilie bonn So9 &c,
firat!'-pr ofeffpr: .um Dim.
melapilIen, fporum n:mrt q benn bic
eonSe Gamilie nit auf's Da92-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

OEWUN 3Akt ~ t0kA
bronoste. cine feIiss Gur6t boz stpos
unbefdnattm. Beraufdenbsm 5uriid,
ldfIenb. ols TorTtoHeHor D. Genglin
neben ibr fniete unb mil bebenber
Stimme fraste: .9oben ste iia pers
Iebt, gndbiges 6rdutin2"
HGr srbtelt feline Inttpotf, benn fHon
fhrellte lie enpor uub 5tdnb an alien
@Ietxn sitiernb Dor ibm, inbeften BON
Der G.trn buntle 1rop1t en- rdnuen. llns
piutirlid fibite Gpa bortbiu unb sog
bunn bic b!ntige 6onb snriid. ers
fHrcden n,urfnelnb: .Bfut!1
Sdfig tce Fb Der iungc mdnn 5u
Der rerlebten @tirn: ,Worten Sic,
Grdulein @pa, bos fperben mir bdio
boben.~ gr pfliidte Elm poar Bfdtter,
legse ne ouf bic Wunbe uab ~bunbagirts
bieIelee nit ben 5erI9nittsnen Sa5tens
tidern-.in Mrsi battle es nidt beNer
MAIDEN t0nnen. Die Gri96pfnns bes
iunetn mdb6eus estpnbrenb, scs q, lie
anf sinen Boumfumpf nieber. Pun
ruben Gle Gin fpenig unb bann esbt ,s
10 raid tpie mSgli6 mad SduI,.@
Zanzibar fob gpo aii tom onf, fie fiibIts
fi@ 70 eeboreen In feirsr WGte.
.Gie boben fid nsrirrt2"
sd mont. sur RSnisstieftr,@ fins
He ftrdsnb an. ruab bd bin ih pom
rsAtsn meoe obaetommen
,Sis bdtsn biefslts ni9t ~sefunS,n9S
frd1ts sr Idhelnb. idcn Tag ss fDitbsr
lpie lsi4ter Spot in Isinen bloaen
9lugsn.
.Nsin. 6srr b. Stenalir.- lautste nj,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
M a asonic Meetinq.

The annual meeting of the third
Masonic District will be held at the
Masonic Temple, Middlebury, on Thurs
day, Feb 16, 1905 and will be in charge
of District Deputy Charles L. Stay of
Orwell.
A Lodge of Master Masons will be
opened at p. m. by the officers of
Union Lodge, No. after which the
Entered Apprentice degree will be con-
ferred by Morning Sun Lodge, No. of
Bridport and the lecture will be deliver
ed by officer of Simonds Lodge, No. 50 of
Shoreham
At $50 p. m. the Master Masons degree
will he conferred by Union Lodge, No.
. Of lliddlebury.
After the Lodge is closed a banquet
will ba served at the Addison
Grand Master, Olin w. Daley, Grand
Lecturer, Henry J.. Ballou and other
Grand Officers are expected to be
present.
All Master Mason5 in good standing
are cordially invited :
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
Henry c. Jones.

On January the 9th, in Sudbury
occurred the death of Henry G. Jones.
Mr. Jones was the son of the late Jason
and Lydia Jones, and was born in Shore
ham the 18th of September 1S49. His life
has been one of quiet dignity and grace.
He was bright and intelligent in CONVEX
sation. To his natural gifts and acquire
ments he added conscientious and pre-
severing fidelity in the discharge of the
sacred obligations of life. He was a de-
voted son and brother and friend. in
public life he moved with honor and as a
Christian gentleman. He was gener-
ously thoughtful of others and gave him
self to the helpful ministries of life; so
that his life counted on the side of right
in the family, the church and the COM
munity. For many years declining
health has narrowed the activities of his
life. 1t was struggle to bear bravely
the sutferings attendant on his painful
illness, yet he was most patient and un-
complaining to the end, which came as a
blessed relief.
Mr.. Jones united with the West Corn
wall Baptist church when Young man.
He was a member of this church thirty
six years. Clerk of the church eighteen
years, and leader of the choir for a great
many years. He had the happy gift of
being able to fill any position that he
might be called upon to assume in the
work of the church.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. T. A. Howard, Sunday, January
Goth and were held at Sudbury at 10 a.
m and at tho Wast Cornwall pburcb at
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
Foreign Commissioners at Work

DIR. j. d. j. Paul and Count Perotta
de la Rocca, the commissioners from
Venezuela and France, have arrived in
Vermont to argue the claim between
these two countries. They were given
an informal reception by Gov. Bell, w.
w. Stickney, president OF the Vermont
Bar association. Secretary of State F.
G. Fleetwood and Attorney General c..
g. Fits at the state house. The board
organized by the election of Charles A e..
Plumley as clerk. The hearings are
being held at Mortified before Hon
Frank Plumley AS Umpire.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
+ ortnie htly Club

The following is the programme of the
meeting. Jan. 30, held with Mrs. Bond
subject Hayden
l. "And the Spirit of God moved upon
(a) the face of ,the waters"
(b) "The Heavens are telling"
CHORUS.
H. "Minuet and Trio" from symphony in
major.
MRS. HADLEY and MRS. BRYANT.
III. "With Verdure Clad"
MRS. HILL.
". "Achieved is the Glorious Work"
CHORUS.
V. "F 81 Movement of Surprise Symphony
tor the violin.
MRS. RUSSELL.
VI. Finale, from symphony in G.
MRS. MCGILToN and MRS. KNIGHT.
VII. Come Gentle Spring"
CHORUS.
Accompanies
Miss Duncan
Mrs. Bristol
Mrs. Miner
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
PLEASE LOOK.
See il Date on Label is Correct.

We call attention of all subscribers
with a blue cross, to the date on label.
If it reads 1-04 7-04 1-04 or any date
when the last figure is or 3 and is not
right please notify us at once.
"A very large number have renewed
their subscriptions in the past six weeks
and we have tried to correctly credit
each on the label. If we have not done
so we want to do it now.
If you have not renewed you would do
us great favor by doing so now.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
FORTUNATE FATHER AND SON.

am as certain as now live, says Mr..
&. f. Bartholomew. Kalkaska, Mich.
that DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y, saved my
life when ! was victim of that terrible
disorder Bright's disease. My son had
a fever sore ON his leg; he too, used
Fdvorlte Remedy and is now well. All
druggists 81; bottles s..
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10

Thomas Reeves, of Burlington, who
was for Is years sheriff of Chittenden
county, has been appointed deputy
United States marshal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-10
GREAT OvERcoAT SALE!
Beginning Saturday Morn
ing at Nine O'clock Sharp

In going through stock find have many Winter and
Heavy Weight Overcoats and reduce stock as we do
not wish to carry over single Winter Ovecoa We shall there
fore put the entire line of Winter and Heavy Weight Overcoats
on sale at
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-10
FARRrs BRIBERY TRIAL,


Jefferson City, Mo-. Aug. 4.-Former
Lieut.. Gov. John A. Lee resumed his
Testimony Thursday in the trial Of
Senator F Fl. Tarris on the charge of
bribery. Lees denial at the former
trial Of Farris that he Nee) wrote the
letter sending the $1,000 in question
back to D. ]. Kelley, of New York,
representative Of the baking powder
interests. was taken up in . severe
cross examination by the defense
Several checks from Kelley to Lee were
introduced and identified but were not
admitted as evidence by Judge Davis,
who ruled that the inquiry should be
limited to transactions, that took place
in st. Louis. This precluded the intro
duction Of a number Of letters and
checks which the defense intended to
offer az evidence.
When tho cross examination was
completed the state took the witness
on redirect examination. Lee testi-
fed concerning the letter purporting
to return $1,000 to Kelly which at the
former trial he had denied writing but
later admitted that be had written, by
saying that he had written the letter
because he feared that there might be
trouble at some time and the letter was
for the purpose Of covering up the
transaction concerning the conveyance
Of the S7,OOO, but that he did not return
the $1,000 to Kelly.