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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-24
few days for their home in California.
A large crowd from here ATTENDED
the ball game in Bonaparte Yesterday

II ft12 30 OIOWU -lIOIiI IItIG tICIVIIUGU
the ball game in Bonaparte yesterday
A children's day program will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday evening, two weeks ear
lier than the usual time, as the distrio
league convention will be held here
June Is to II.
Mrs. Douglass and daughter, Beulall
are visiting friends in Illinois.
John Cox has been in a very pre-
car'pus condition the last few days.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-08
Hart. Schaffner e Marx
OvercoatS

Marx ovcoats This involves 5000 Of the best hand tailored
consumption The
value from $50 SIS embrace style from
Chesterfield Every fabric Of
from 80 to SO
advantage did
realization of the undertaking which
We taking hold
the than sold usually by combined clothing Of
favorable We simply relied
Nebraska, believing
equally with them would be
enthusiasm
greater and
afford
when there something extra
ordinarily handle think it, what other
before the
business
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29
GEATHal VERMONT RAILWAY Co,

easees,sesi = 0aazaer noG
Eaasanrsr Trans basra Hlrrs - t5lHsxs
r1.Wx Msaa1x a.s na2ky. Eaeasas spnur
hssiu adss8 AAee N@rE 1Agal rAyrsass sasep4
sn~ esrx Hansreitgr 5ssgct9l. Ia s.lsaan ara
Srfinks3eHA 40dEecs a. Hlnsnesser Hffn
tram saHias ~ 2ldA %. ter Msn1eaI 1Hsl
taa West
s.aa = -week Gays oHHy far vi.
a.&y u. ns..- week raAys OnEy -rasaI fae
Sgflng sa. s.. Al1aaa and MlN1rn1s
syEsz zs-week Dzxs 1nly. Eenaee1sas
N1ntpskier Jlngrttn ~r mnl l8lz fir
Esazcu- Springfield AXIS Nes NgrG
$50 ~ n Smn14T 0nly. Nav=pHUea
5raln tyr hsIsilnaran aaItt 81 Ailalnss
HISS =. nu. eSsw Eag31nst S'ases alnaea 7
nIll9 eaanen. -prinxnalt, Nsw Aark ans
Nev EaHiasu fsse stursas, tate HaF*r cay
M1napeieg 31nsfenfa ~ esIs1nns Meals
served 3 b e1rve zara5r ear Haasasilss
jrnehtzn "a Springfield
I-ge .. Oh wees Days onIT. H'sx wa'
hHtmsEawa.
Ste >. "a week Days ozly. ssaa srain
for Higr Eirrfr - Altl1s. gHEIegtt Z {
Jaaeasn. s7r,fensharr Ezhgdri ias1 Non
rsal Faser ear sg Mrargeai fEcm Meat
nallsr JznslHln
s.IsE. -. w-~k Days onlT- FaF wA-
$50 - paitv. eNsw Gsgasa szasg.
s11erIsn g MsnsrsaK Meals sereef : q
garre. Esli-uau ieeesr Co EhieaE
$40 , H. Week 11xs 0nty. ase Riv-
sd,sena xar Msuerssssa gsn1sla0 N Nsm
Xark wsshsas sisnge. sxuer saa4Fsiag-
500 . zz--SzzdaE Oztg. aag w9lzs h-lgsg
fnucrtans r1tsflEeer
Erslas rsaaa Manspeilsr Is aiaages lzssr.
essea b eaaazr gissaua rnsise.
49, EEgTLEY General EasasaksE Axxa-
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MORTIFIED.

pr WI Il Hansbsy aS EoSteR. faesae
n % shSs saMn, i here feE few dAxs
gagatian
Pref &. a. csrlessa certainly Aas2
hnS Mreemra@m so aass ~ the hsanEsxs
sass seasaa HEe startF5 asls SAsaanAy
lnafning III D eesaek wish > ssNtxlu a
sase IA kFfers twslss $40 > a'E sE
wegainx evsr nA@ AaastEaA pes
e8assss Barton. WiS6e Mesirash ~
Fired An Davhs gsuAe a@Iae @aEa y aess
1gr AnsI HRS H WI EaFaAn An& saaRl
tree "a Eslengscm wesp ID reWn -atsT-
Aav
VI. al SfsA 81 wtsexsaEE, eaan s
sgesa&Iag Fars 81 s5s vAearesn e. zeN ~
AtE. ~sateA aMs aszAs aeeFaaGr ~ sAe
easEaR xenmaa s6ats lGsg year
srenam Enepss Aas setHguaa tssgizs 4
cav GAYS ess with his aarezfs p g 81
sem
UdaslS Aaaa,s ratRFm@f Thmr~Eag
aseg1 NnrRai aREp Aa has seen the
1aSs mGath ssT trsaansene ag AIS 4vN*
Mr. Al1nls sxhE q Ensh iag pgpves
The Sgasenn Mgcda4af1 gasH = FeF
sFeafw 4alaee nl AESaeEv halI kHsag
RveAn@ 4sexa sGSE9 ewuas wwEs
prsseat en1 sgaassrI e8 MTs
gssees 1swa.l,sE axeeenh rals5
EAe Reareasssn el nsfasa Y
enasrt4saa.5 sc sha AaRse "a MRS. sS
NEhisfsrd sE "Wednesday asrsraa.n-
9safa FFsnEis Ami famfm s-s assgs
SaG fnse paTa 8E HtrrT F.e1'AaB. AeasA-
eH &enEr4i sEsseE.
{ Miss Easesnes Esntass aHsuEnssz tram
= sharr riss5 sa her aaH. IN sa
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et ~ asaR seg tAe EesF EaF IN
$3.50 go eAs s @ Il
@ s. Asss 49, ~ -.
$3.50 A ~ 49,
MI MI NM M
49, Asesy AFa
9 l 80 M4aA IN
a - -
4s 4 49, 1
W 1880 IN sNsAN No. III eA1
@ ~ W.
80 -
- 80 s9ss II
III 800
49,. sf -vs
w. M - as41
- N 49, esaes y 80 ~ d
~ - a
sla.~, m, n 800 y. S'sls sls.
i
~s e@eAAs lq& 1a1lAe
s.l-- go 800 A
- ss 49, . @ 80 81 seAs gov "
a
49,
80 AAs 1850
ess z, @
r. I Re ~
rs $500
s 81 a~aSs r.
As 49, lF.s ssMa5
AA@ aai4 I'M
LA's $500 ARAieM ss tAAlFe sR
~, E
a' 49, y,
Y.
sN go q ses
49, - = = 80 ~ Aie1 2
s * go $3.50 ~ Ass 4ApAs AAss
1870
aA Ml-A
& - = tA 8 NH
~
~ Afs - Ais
Ar I'M sAasT ss3ee1
n e'lsA Fase ae'a4
~eE sse e4R
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KILLED BY BOYS
Mrs. Bridget Kaine Victim al Mistake q
Youngsters Out Guanias.

Gloucester Mass, Oct es Mrs Est5.
get kaine, 80, wiGew q 3ame- Kane
residing at s. High street, iaasSxille,
a suburb ol this eitts was aeestsatally
shot and killed hy TIVE heNs yessgsdsy
afternoon The hoys wegT gggsl48 IN
the woods and il i said SAN tss wee,as
hiding IN The bushes, ana sasskiag I,
Was a skunk. both tired The SAgs e.
tered the woman's head ard @oass NJ
fore medical aid arrived She MAS dead
The boys were taken 10 charge ~ I'm
ponce pending an investigation. Met
ical Examiner Quimby viewed sae be3y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29

ESTATE 0e JENNIE NAkstkA.
stain UF VERMONT ln FxssasR Cssyre
rfssrsss 81 WISH etaa. -. belH IS Waurrei-
~ : And fsr 11ia fssssrisr- 90 ne 4aeh Inv 81
tsrassr. a u lHs6
WAEt q na&asT Fxae1sar e ssg ls vi
ana sks3s1ems &C 4saane a1daT lace IT sEa
s1Ew ae EAfrRs ta sGst AAsraez angaGsg8.
nrAsewss her strasN3c aaaGHaE Ter
eaans tiea anAf &sEs&azgias 1nll zlat4 &Nnlasa~
ten fss 4 fegree - szesgri eu-afr 8zH 7arri-i1a
n aee estate ~ szE5 Decreased Fshsra1rs.r Is
:, srEsrsd 81 sai.k Em5sc sllz said aaesu1t 41a
saa4 EnE as1tIaN BE- FVftErea rJ e ss@sHsc kaaag4
ri IS - A~ld - eaN FretAEt Gssfee Ia Sass
M,nspna2e. en sEe s6A &lg nG NaseatsaV Al p.
ttss ssr eearfa.1 1R4 Eee1saat t8xrsna- Amt 3
;. 2f~Esar erilerslt zn2s uCsife Nesesf BE- 4iqsa
81 az gecsCue Interested ~ ruaiteAsaaa " tn
sanN .Eree assss sssecs-aiFeiY sa 1he Hfr-s
Eas'y ztrsss. > akNsF9Eer PIe s1sa 81 ste gfaF
rf EAeee "a tnls S1aEe HreVc1A 80 .fts aisris
aeac.ate4 rer AH4rsnE rant sisg Ma2s Egaear So
s8hI Ssmie an& Nsaee Ard .itaw saHasa AlT eA@v
nglv Az7g. witr saia zesgnn7 saeszsa nes Y az
a1est zElt siIs1 ftsrse mlIte
~ ne E6HEn- Arrest
HfEtW CARLETON. I1tr.s
WsHslag Oct. = e Sgs 8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29

FUR @ANE- Wv atF f'H4x flst arlre. 4Hs re
tsa HEs1 Stress easH as faG sas7@ ~irsf aa 8af-
sicra kfstlsnase Nr NuantsHr eu AishU sefs. "
6sarge Wuxss alu k-5< Wg.'it. s'srasz ~
J1En rroaf aisg LADY, >lls as's'fa m1rt, 81 Fsars
atf Hgdn a8as axe lsursss 80 AZ t4zesses lsst
.sa.,d es eaaEA &c laffs Wl aegil -aeia vi
4aue6s NAH 81 " Nsar 1esviAs,s ss6Ea sss
Willy GAEf
FUE SALE a s1es e1eae arVse 5a-1s~s
sap targv sszi1h aa.l rpla. ttqgge b s1s <.la-
astain. Le.e gre sf1grF b. u. ID ~ N4rsa es1s-
lnary safee6 sert
ENN SMAH-4ktc aersN 9aN1E. saitns2 tnsi
siEa. weissag Ai.1 pca8as. GAia 4s "a Mses
s1reae 1G
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- D - - saaa.

Eli 4 aersantt HsHer a a ssisnAA ID &af-
rcaaes WI AatssnraB 8sa9 SsderaS
gEHseneE in Na ssay. Haneauess DIS
as1saGaa "a Eri mn ihttiisss 4tais isg ~
rara sa faa sazg st 4 ire z KtanaIs Ma
saenaf E4nlc kf ails naeis wGan en-, a fsS
wears agp &siaafaH aaaias asre zsva aAe
nl 1lse EsMIGsE sEgfY geggl3i HslsF ReEY 9Hns
1ee1est wirh chs 3afsnsl afsslsaap7G ~
~ eaasa 81 slelr rigac saa1es aad AZ
4leHlHaS CARTS aai figures W o. sss
s5THh Ihr wrE#e gsasrnms eaun sia HflA~
6e VII aaya sar snfs III 5ie 9ase
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10 REM

KS RKNr -ees1xEe ho0ss 81 pnrxse shsee
luGui-e " Nrs parkse atT
rD NEtE-s saatfI lrsfla ysuirtta- as=saairs
gSe saa wtasse lnlse IA y WEST sE 1f
--aa
Etf HwNE- ssNCe. saNas ssAy Gns8rN8H ast
zreeesv aE& Ma4r tss@s, r,gee s. Ni
eiar rrra So se4r afaGs - Eat t1FEs HeEt g.
4tQd'r RaEA 3iga4e sszrs Jfrf ransx part q
parry dd zas ssse toe Hgts raHF afw
tcasilf-u rs ths g. AZ Eeexy RsaA kasAas AasaEfy
Eeem@ aMA GareSn Bl.sak E1rre We. 1rlEf
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- - -
Fever Deer Elgssa Thaz UFaai Beraasa
sf Leaves

EF12slshoea. flts ri IS arer ss4.
.oa tar drew sd SAttftae aigsk r.
gcTt fu1al towers n seua
fy sasicass haa about b sseg have 8esa
sat "a the en4ntY Ths i sa.ieF
aans6er taan taal and s asss o. saa
fase saas tas Ieayra are not veil H
tse tfens
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29
a 49, sirra..f CT.

er AaF. nan er wnaa NJ 1'Fli.ssa STR
aE pain ai.kltas Azaiea SMse j -
Ej5al vVsn4s,s. g = w sleii e EssNlsl-
si,l, 8le.l. a aae q IA a7 tam
fsa GILL a7a area amk af sGizf asass.
Hsas fre m sersM siieassE Rslss ssire
s1nwn. sess healt salva a1nsta sn,
81 Eaht Grass a1arnamv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29

Tee kenna~sa Etlt 8shlatie club
&, ausasag ) ea1A hissse rsss wsss es
s6s ea5h ieszana sssaaoi- hesss a Ekils
aIg snvhend ne man raaaa Will NE
IA Srama sarn s 6waMHw ssiF ag fgrag
i#sr an tAe suanassiaa4 Ensa ahia r0ua1
viii - ssEsa sr gaaies 81 var;ags aansis
2nsE H also Be- usel 81 the gtaEis 81 sae
sgsa1eA far sxhSissen. anH a6er eEer-
stses The nssHar ia ba tile eaga i@ase
ams a.an raised largely wv aaBHaF sas
seTlpsoau ~ y eseess8 rlie RlgliHg ws8
e rssz1g slr qeesl saHag Isl D'assinbeE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

no gNgtf ANssE FOB PARMA 4-saneagess
hsese 21a aiggus Gtts prqp4fry d Wssl s3ea-asE
ana 8 tei-ali.e re ratc a'ims. - satisfactory
IL ri il4'stfa. - rte a1f1fe wal4E Gems sse
flcuz 5 ~ per Feae Nalh 1nitfE ard fare age
t Gassd eec1lf Ea2 alf cage .af stru sss1sss
1s,sse fain fi,rNe "a sHr Msisa tvnaG saSn Ana
A8sg8 Hga*a As eeN1tsg@l aie- gn #vfrhxf
aE4sq HEntteT Hf Nsv4s buiSt9a 81 ssfrx k49a
1a1 eyiee xsksa Aasisgs- hsx MA DC Hufa
Clsg. tEe
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ron
ros saIs AZ c.sssr EasM

EAy--u Aayexe& pcGMpziY 81 tulG.
EHr@,--ssii- sere tAri4. Alrsz-siAss 1Gaazaxa
VII enE tle sfas u a.1r.
LarE--tda Aeras 1 gaa gf 4F u Gsrgss 81 Ni4
elzagani@rss
Eax1rre,-fa 1erHs ElIssEE~ 4-1 saaEs
kEl'1 zsIrs sslsz ham r1Fsa
&prif 81 &eeres Nessus. EASE ssEcer &c RerrY
Esai 2x1A1s S4susg4 ~
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FOR SALE


Es1RSN EeHz SAIL weight atg fearless
ana SAFE taeUA 1erft es geaw waeans Exa
e seem at sssa- Ma1n's szz1.t. = p sazszssn
street, s#e
E0G SAk.g- b saaeessf s..s-sis ~ s1fg4as saae
CAL an MIS- MaErs1c, n astai II sssl
rNR "a Nrse wpsxhznlr 1x. se@ns 8s.a
good FuFxS= mky b seen - Ea1iss's s1ass
4 Z. zsels
FsrE s4AE.ss-as anra ssa aasa nzkzax 1
sEsr rye sre-R mis,a nexS Ger saAe~ a. T.
Tepne f11
FtsE SAILS sis ia zssaG ssrees. p Sect
"a sLsas1 A-tN
E0E sAEE.-taae -altraErex acrsa - aAa4
ae,sms s0e-aazE azAis GxeAl 1IE-SEaakt 8fars RI
su4Bsls1s Ok sagEr Hele# aR TQ8 lse@ 81 wa
esJ g4sss& Toe zaAkis5r sEtE TIA rsntkas4es y n
~aga Esstsuzs AAEA ven HBatrf& as,zlfe 81
81 ~ Eats 6 s.. finasaess er - y <szs
EOR SxIE-esice. loose zsx. aosa enar.e ana
s1s. Or8ers azay b. sskg - s1~lsn & ERs1 b
l9prs cr SEE Es Ax = AEs1a14 ATsnas- u
Czxiaesn- SRI
F0g sAEE
A dae breed ~ pair az Fsafsnr braaze .zr-
kfga c14aasr wElk w ra - g9al1eA. extra azrga
RAlmH xg@seEras, y9mnx az las . xew ra1gS.
t7aHAar4 saHAah sn1n ANe 1s wfsaeH s. ~ re.
saws rsys aAszng ana MaF,t 1eaats. i NJ /
EtrIlt4F 19F. 4ats VQret trsasss4y n eua
p AALE1s sasaFsyts 3 ARA
zeler3cas lsf-9 y tAza11eass 52a1 $50
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Cows FOR Sale.

90 aF gags gaamr eSms 7aN alsN ARA 4i.
essSr ~ IN s,5aa Rsl IM~st Efps r. SAs.
s.4at ~ tfse Ntahing6ln. 4 q. St'rzua.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29

FigH sE a1ensma ari,gfa "wednesday
HisiAa aaaEreEed tie nii lasz saiiisr h,a4s
Ea tie 5Sam JGnes s'asg aaAarY- Karna
az the l9e * gKsrleEQn snsAdlMg =
loss estimated II fsaaf stega Co ssegG,
FarEaAlag Fasu1@& air& Isgw'wsa@ ags af
ewaRgs assmt temporarily tAag sAarsT gan
et1plaset& aY the gnzrerG Ese bgl4s IL
fae MA makss i gragtnaa , aaspszssi q
~ ne.raze rlss tsrv mFiE Temporary
sErEe8Hze Il sressad As,l asalealaerv qua
EE
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70 REM

w,f, .As4
sssss 4 $3.50 s.f $3.50 N 1900 ssraMr
~ N. sssf-,s - ~ sss II esyssa as.a
s5sgsrie ~ - 4sss - n te tsiss geaga
Fs+e@r Esag
s,a5ss tsfa sr y s-, 4Fs IN IVY se4zss ssssax
rssss g f1x Nss' ~ ~ ssTser fSk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29
HELP WANTED.


WANTED r1RaAie xisl f5a xuz~zai Aosase-
wurk #ne wna 4as A&I erPerianee Ia slale
warA sessrraa ARRss y ~ ch1raA - rs-as
uFx'TET5--A fgss-eIass rarvar. Ace 8 :
= @Ats.
wsSTED-Easg IS seAcA xkss. sasA srea.
eegs sa ssr as sePs- gasa Fas sgass
I5ra. HA4zt klixa <7- Saneerngsls. y sssEE
HcgSEEEkESK MATTED - Wld.sssr
n az eseaszy- &sEazafzea- Tesf IS ar E1msfs.
s 81 gsaf aas1ner. NHss 30 ftzrfy ssssz ssfnaaasesa
reS4e& Szss At1.-1# asen tlckiue eSed faru1.
Az.asaszsa, Rrucsssazzs- n-ar-slass esek Aasa
asa1-e sespsr. ffetas a ng4siaiAn s. Awe
err1n Ssz very s.E1 4ast 10 1,s1gY'#s gisrs. BE-
rHreu = aHt q pears g ARE Tor EaarsatcueAh
CAk-esrsE ltt1ss Snzs i.sfe<i-t5n nisss " *
ne aese. fsse,. 4sizna tar sas riiEsz aasEE zssf
Egd ~ s2fv@rCsE eut9W lee1 fausH " ahew
Aavs aaSaaua ttsaf Actress ixsev
w EEms= sfaie 4tn%
wA~TEER-&s easr. a. expsriea.se,t saAie
xi,i 81 t1e faii4 hzssgsrran1. Hsa -ps sr.
81 is111s-
AGENTS WANTED Man ~ xea,t 1nuaae-
81Ee r4 d. hsgg-.s t8 Aai1se aNnpNASesg tito,N
3ra4e BeB eaQ a1a4q alr3 wages aa4 enru
flfs hszxesu SO .n.E ; p VI 81 4as.Azeza Rneas
y Htss Ea.ek. Easzes 81 1s4zi5
49, hf fiFEs7tia 8 Z ii@ A1aA&aAt asiAtfAs
Agply "a Swish EEsss ENEf
wkxsExi-Sir mi. sssrs IL cnaa ~ wNa1-
ssasa sras- naeitezs sa'e 2szf
rANNEEs- sgsse nasaa VIA rs.t e 4lrers,e
fx1ieA Eaats aat a1iAsLe scAas@ 81 n-rs
Mi frssr 1dsse. etstrg 50 g. ess wea8 *
gerses NkyRnaaas kef7AAnRns EasaElao VITA
glfeuaes1a1t sEanassW Mi5rs -sseetlli 1e.la
s4rers1ae. NIsica4a 90. IN sAss1uue 80,
knAa- "a A
WANRTf1- s eas ant sks1 - iasz
eus ef2eer eseea shsnsc >paeaan L4niefsr
Oh, &2nlzghsa, ~ tl1@E
WANTED easan4 trI Fer gsssraI
acn4s~er4 Apgig 3 A. 1asier S5Esa
Sarrs h-sf
WANTED raalEzsssf ncEg ea4 aft1~cslss
aiAa aasa Apgg AgHig ~ ~ g Seksae. s
Wssa esEsaN AEitE
msNTWU klkeasu ri-K Arsy Mrs.
Geo Nsz.aSp. "a GeAaisa stgtsk fEs
wAxxED.-A sazg * asaes saszass As saaasAs
& SlH2 adef
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AAe stsamr sasisg8agay asks halssa
hezwsen s4ass ant sag0 aarTes Az Mr.
piee sh8s sesbaun fsia@ lsle Ea NIeeaa ta
RtazHsTg lnst Il n expsessd ss4t 4atSa
lts1Hn naFreAs wiE 81 shipped s1a Eke
AshFasa befars n&e8gah3en elslses. Iae az
pAss are 1 sadnpast sreaa ahHtsAaE- sis
Ehss Naw NcTE miagsses AsI 8rs "a stis
aEisas Kh@ Eeers afrS wah1s absw
ngaasg IA saeuf ass tAe s1ee=, bsuisialg
thena Ant Eetaaalag shafs nzarketasle
Pzaes
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Estuas wits a. thsir contracts for
sieessiezl wayls. Yea exsrrfse exes1sns
yowere n perception whsn yea saiaaN
gaefs sxampss Gaae ae9&AfassH, *
asesnt take @aea wrsltgn1 GO senca
ssrsas faaz Il - fa{ly not % savar us
With g0ssv ORDERS far any kfnt e slee-
triraf mssN Estin1azes cheertalty fur
nished
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29

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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13
SPECIAL ROUND TRIPS OFFERED BY THE
MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Ashville. n. c. and return. Convention Com
mercial Law League of America. Round trip
rate s1575. Tickets sold july 25 20. 81 with final
limit that passenger must reach original start
ing point prior to midnight August 8, but by de
posting ticket and paying fee of SOC, eXten-
sion may be had until September 30.
Athens, Ga, and return University Summer
School June 26-July y. Round trip rate SI1-70.
Tickets sold June %, "a D. Do 80, July , 9. 10th
with final limit Is days BY depositing ticket
and paying fee of SOC, an extension of limit to
September 30 may be had
Chautauqua. n. Y, and return Two Special
Excursions to Chautauqua Lake, July. 1906.
Round trip rate from Aberdeen 81 80. Tickets
sold July and %, Tickets sold July limited
until August 7. and those sold july 26, limited
until August %.
Knoxville. Tenn, and return, Summer School
of the South June 19-July q. Round trip rate
from berdeen 81 .95. Tickets sold June Il, Is
10, d, "a, 30. July z IA. Is, limited IS days, BY
depositing ticket and paying fee of soc. ex
tension may be had until September 30.
Lexington, KY. and return, National Grand
Lodge United Brothers of Friendship and Sis
tiers of the Mysterious Ten, July 30-August 3
Round trip rate from Aberdeen $3.50. Tickets
sold July % 80. August 1, limited until August 5
Milwaukee, Wis. and return. Grand Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles. August HIS Round
trip rate from Aberdeen $500. Tickets sold Au
gust TO- H. II, limited until August D.
Monteagle Tenn, and return Monteagle sun
day School Institute. July 15-August s. Round
trip rate from Aberdeen - IS. Tickets sold july
49, 20. 81. limited until August 81.
Roanoke, Va and return, National Firemen's
Association August 14-l6 Round trip rate from
Aberdeen S2045. Tickets sold August II. Is, linn
tied until August 81.
l. d GODFREY JR Agent
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the di-
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13
Monroe County Medical Society.

The Monroe County Medical Society met in re-
leuIar session at Amory June 18th. The Presi-
dent being absent, DR. l.. c. Feemster Vice-Pre-
sident occupied the chair. The regular order of
business was carried out. Some interesting cases
were~reported and a general discussion of same
followed. Dr. r. r. Lee read interesting
paper on Spartins and Veratrine.
The following resolution was adopted unani-
mousiy:
eance there is a general tendency throughout
the entire country, to enforce the laws against
the illegal practice of medicine. and whereas
this important proceeding seems to devolve upon
the various county societies. it is hereby resell
we'd that this society through its Attorneys, at
once prosecute all persons who are practicing
without license or whose license appear to be
irregular. The object of this proceeding being
TO compel all persons not engaged in the prac-
tice to either get a license in legal way or to
discontinue the practice.
BE it futher resolved that the Society hereby
disclaims any feeling of malice towards any
person or persons who may be affected by this
resolution and the consequent legal proceeding
our sole object being to elevate the standard of
our profession and to protect the public against
an imposition on the part of any person who may
be practising without license or who may have
obtained OF registered license illegally"
a motion prevailed that Mr.. Clayton be al
lowed to cali in associate counsel to assist him
in the prosecution OF the cases referred to iii the
foregoing resolution and that the society guaran-
tee the fee of such associate counsel.
\ motion was made and carried that the Sec
Rotary be instructed to correspond with the Sec
retaries of Lee and Itawamba counties looking
to the combining of the SOCIETIES of Lee, TIA
wanda and Monroe counties into one Society.
The following names We're enrolled as mem
w 1
Walden and w. a. Sloan.
\ motion was made and carried to adjourn TO
meet in regular session at Aberdeen on the sec
ond Tuesday in August 1906.
L. c. FEEMSTER Vice Pres.
q. s. BRYAN, Secretary.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13

The old system of choosing Sena-
tors was adopted by the founders of
this government for the very purpose
it is serving. 1t has produced body
that year by year and dacade by
decade has always been the ablest
among the legislative bodies Of the
earth. 1t has stood up for consti-
tutional government, when the
House was hurried In its surrender
to execute encroachments. 1t has
saved the South from the horrors
that force bills would have entailed
1t has always been a barrier to
protect the people against
the effervescence of passion and eb-
ulitions Of temporary frenzy. 1t is
and has always been the sober
second thought Of the nation. 1t
is a body of wealthy men? What
of it, so long as it is a body Of men
who despise wealth? The United
States Senate Is the only body on
earth where brain and character
control and money gives absolutely
no influence. The Senate IS what
the founders of the government
wished it to be, and we see no reason
for experimenting with changes in
their plans. At best the proposed
constitutional amendment would be
useless, for the same result can be
secured and is being secured through
party primaries in such States as
desire it.-Florida Times Union,
Dem.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13

A few days ago a rather timid
young woman went into store
carrying three chickens. She asked
the price of chickens and at the
same time put them on the counter
The clerk did not know that the
chickens feet were tied and asked
if they would lay there. She bit
her handkerchief and said mo,
sir; they are ROSTERS. "-Starkville
Times.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-13
Railroad Time Cards. Excursion Rates, Etc

SUMNER TOURIST RATES.
/ have receiued a full line Of Summer Tour6t
Rates to all the Summer Resorts and if you con
template taking vacation. shall be glad to
furnish schedules and quote rates. Besure to see
me L. ID. GODFREY. Jr.. Ag't NJ. x ORR.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Beginning at once and until further notice our
offices for receiving and delivering freight will
be opened at 7 m. and will be closed at 8 .. M
This rule will be rigidly enforced. This law was
adopted by the Stath Railroad Commission Par
ties having freight at our depOts desiring to
make shipments wsll please do so between these
hours L. d. GODFREY, Agent NJ. & o.
j. X. YOUNG, Agent Frisco
p. A. DULIN. Agent MS Central