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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16

* TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
y By the Probate Court for said District,
To all persons interested in the estate
OF THOMAS SMITH, late of Halifax in
said district, Greeting
You are hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon the allowance of the
account of Horace Smith, administrator
upon the estate of Thomas Smith, late
OF Halifax in said district, deceased, and
sons entitled thereto, at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate ONCE
IN Brattleboro in said district, on the
where you may be heard in the premises,
II you see cause. ll-I3
A. F. SCHwENK, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16

- TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
- The Probate Court for said District
To all person interested in the estate of
DAVID f. DOWNER, an insane person
OF Brattleboro in said district, Greeting.
Whereas Frank Z. Barber guardian Of
David r. Downer, an insane person of
said Brattleboro, has filed his petition in
this court setting forth that his said
ward is the owner OF or has an interest
in certain real estate situate in said Brat
tleboro including all the right, title and
interest and the right of the equity OF
redemption which said ward or said
guardian may have in and unto all the
real estate belonging to said ward
that 1t II will be conducive to the interest
OF said ward to sell the whole OF said
real estate including the right of the
equity OF redemption therein and all the
right, title and interest belonging to
said ward for the purpose of putting the
proceeds thereof at interest, or otherwise
investing the same, and praying for Ii
cense to sell the same. Whereupon IL is
ordered that the same be heard at the
session Of said court, to be held at the
Probate office in Brattleboro. on the last
Saturday of March A. ID. 1906. when and
where you may be heard in the premises,
II you see cause. lib
A. F. sCHwENK. Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16


posters in said bank who have made no de-
post withdrawal during the past 10 years,
and whom the officers do not know to be
living.
Charles NJ. Smith, Brattleboro, VI.
Newton I. Whitney, Brattleboro, VI.
Randall Andrews, Brattleboro, VI.
John Fenton, Brattleboro, VT.
Parker J. Buxton, Woonsocket, f. l.
Pliny L. Craft, East Corinth, VT.
Lavinia a. Parker, Cayendish, vi.
Sornella l.. Wiley, Cavendish, VT.
Julia NJ. Weston, Bethel VI.
Elies {. Culver, Dummerston, VT.
Salon G. Gray, Grafton, VI.
Geo. w. Greasy, Readsboro, VI.
Geo. A. May, Readsboro, VI.
Mrs Mary A. Arnold, Southwick, Mass.
Samuel Edgar Thomas, Guilford, VT.
Warren F. Greene, Bernardston, Mass.
Fred s. Barber, Charlestown, N. II.
Annett X. Crafts, Bradford, VI.
Cyrus Robbins, Townshend, VI.
Emily Miller, Ashburnham, Mass.
Ellen S. Howe, Osceola, Ia.
James Gray, Bloomfield, N. ].
Geo. E. Hartwell, Worthwhile, N. Y.
Z. Winslow, South Royalton, vi.
Henry w. Harvey, Keene, N. II.
Ellen M. Ellis, Marlboro, N. II.
Willie p. Covell, Weathersheld, vi.
Charles s. Weston, Residence unknown.
Mellisa J. Bemis, Residence unknown
Jane w. Ranney, Residence unknown.
Flora r. French Rice, Residence unknown
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16

It's a dry town in which one has no
occasion to raise an umbrella.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16
Geea1 gnttres.
Unknown Depositors
In the Vermont Savings Bank

In accordance with sections 4Ool and 1902
OF the laws OF Vermont, the Vermont Saw
ings bank hereby publishes the names OF de-
posters in said bank who have made no de-
and whom the officers do not know to be
living
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16
9 TATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. SIS

a. +. SCHWENK. Register,
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18

her marriage she transferred her mem bership to the Congregational church of Dubuque, where her young husband held the office of deacon. On coming to Phoenix the Presbyterian church again become her church home. In all these connections her strong Christian character and recognized ability placed her in positions of influence and her interest in every good cause led her to continue in service even after failing health sapped her strength. It came with a great shock to her friends a few months ago that a serious malady was developing demanding a surgical oper- ation for which her husband had talk favorable conditions and in the hands eminent specialists. Apparently sue cessful, the return home was made. but it was soon clear that her days were numbered. The sons were called home from California colleges to re- ceive their mothers blessing and com fort her last hours. A beautiful family ] life is sadly broken up and church and community sustain serious loss
 Useful in the church and valued in society, a kind neighbor and much loved friend. Mrs. Spaulding was at her best in her home and the manly I devotion of her husband and sons mark
 her as a true and devoted wife and
 mother and is her highest eulogy
 The funeral will be held Tuesday af- ! ternoon from the Presbyterian church at half past four o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
ROBERT PLUMRlDGE
 DIES OF CANCER
4 Pioneer of Arizona and Once an
 Authority on Sports.

Robert Plumridge known to his friends as Bob died at his home on South Third street in this city last eve ming about o'clock He had for sev- eraI years been afflicted with a cancer ous stomach. and it was complications arising from this trouble that caused his death. For the past eight weeks he had been unable to do any work. and for the past five weeks he had been confined to his bed. He leaves to mourn his loss wife and five children and innumerable friends. He was 61 years of age.
 From thirty to forty years ago there was no sporting man in the country better known than was Bob Plumridge. He was quoted as an authority on all matters pertaining to races, card games. pugilistic matters. or, in fact. anything which came under the caption of sports Bets made in New York city and in San Francisco were left to Bob Plumridge to decide. once he had given his opinion the matter was set tied He had a reputation throughout the land for fairness and for knowl-
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
Aothing Succeeds LIke succ>ss.
DR. HERRARp Is KNOWN Tt4RoUSHoUT
 THE SOUTHWEST AS A Leading Specialize IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage Cf the leading business men
 and most prominent citizens os Arizona. Tbs DOrtOr a raCuata of
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
PATIENT SUFFERING
 ENDS IN DEATH
Passing of Hrs. Sparkling After a
 Long Illness.

Early yesterday forenoon at her home. 4O5 North Sixth avenue, occur red the death of Mrs E. A. Spaulding It has been known for some weeks past that she was in her fatal illness. Early in the year MT. Spaulding had journeyed with her to Chicago for the purpose of securing the best medical aid and an operation was performed which at the time was thought to have been successful. The cause of her death was quick consumption.
 Mary E. Sheerer was born in Cayu- ga county, New York. near Auburn. and came to Cedar Falls, Iowa in young girlhool. She graduated from the Cedar Falls. High school and was a student at the state normal school of the same place. Later she was a suc- cessful teacher in the high school of her home town. She was married Oct ober II, 1883 to E. A. Spaulding of Dubuque.Ia., which city then became their home and where three of their sons, Edgar. Clarence and Fred were born.
 About eleven years ago the SpauId- ing family came to the Salt River val ley. living for d time in a country home, northeast of Phoenix. where their youngest son, Harold was born. Later they built and have occupied a beautiful residence at the corner of Sixth and Taylor streets
 Her father brother and two sisters have preceded her to the eternal home leaving only one brother. MT. George Sheerer business man of Cedar Falls. Iowa, and her aged mother. who untiringly watched with her through her last painful illness.
 Of good Presbyterian stock. Mrs. Spaulding early became a Christian and joined the Presbyterian church of Cedar Falls at the age of II years. At
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18

edge in such matters. It is said of him that at one time he made a tour of the country with a man willing to back him for any amount of money to play any game of cards for any stake. This story, however. Plumridge, although he would never deny it. said was over drawn. He was not a man who courted notoriety, neither was he egotisticaI. He was a square man.
 Born in New Zealand. he came 10 California with his parents when a very young man. Most of his early child hood he spent in San Francisco, and it was at the time when gold was the money of the commercial world and when it was easy to get. He was of sporting nature. and loved all things in which there was a chance being an expert with cards. though always re puted to be an honest man. When the state of California raised her compa- nies for the defense of the union Plumridge, a boy not yet of age. joined the troops It was as a member or the famous California column that he first came into Arizona.
 After leaving the volunteers he wis tied all parts of the territory He had lived in Tombstone Globe. Bowie Prescott. and this city. In Prescott he went into the restaurant business with Tom Whitehead, now a resident of Co., chise county. He also became inter- ested in a hotel at Prescott. His gen. erosity made his business venture q failure. for those who applied. whether they had money or not. were welcome. Twenty-three years ago he came to Phoenix, and has since made this city his home. Most of this time he had been employed at the Capitol saloon. although there were intervals when he made trips following the races. He was a bookmaker and bookseller It was in this city that he married five children being the result of the union
 IL is the present plan to hold the fu- neral Tuesday afternoon from the resi- dence on South Third street. the hour to be announced later
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
DON'T USE POOR OIL

For use on sewing machines, bicycles and all purposes requiring a fine Iubri- cant the best is the cheapest in the end. Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained at Singer stores. Look for the Red s.
 Singer Sewing Machine Co, 31 West
 Adams St, Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
SUNDAY MURDERS.
Terrorists Killed Five People in War
 saw Yesterday.

Warsaw. June IA band of terror ists this morning held up a mail wagon between KrOiniewice and Kiodawa. The terrOrists killed the driver and his horses and two soldiers who were es- corting the man, plundered the mails and decamped.
 At 9 o'clock this evening five terror ists shot and killed a police officer and his wife while they were walking the street. The assassins escaped.
 The Jews of Warsaw are uneasy but at present there is no indication of any Jewish outbreak.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
Costs Little

cheapest grade It is not durable. how ever, and your satisfaction with the work is equally short-lived If you want the proper sort of plumbing work at the proper sort Of prices come to us.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
Warm
 Weather Specials
For a Limited Time

Per DOZ Per Can COrned Beef $I.2O LOG Roast Beef I.2O IOCI Vienna Sausage 100 3-25C DeViIed Ham 7-25C| Van Camps MdCarOni and Cheese, per dOZ $I.IO, per can lOC Van Camps Pork and Beans, per dOZ SIPS Quart Bottle Best Olive Oil, $I.OO
 Pint Bottle Best Olive oil, soc
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18
Perfect Plumbing

ensures good health in your home and
 saves the constant annoyances that come with inferior work. There are plumbers a-plenty who will give you a very low estimate on your plumbing work. This looks good on paper, and
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18

Mary had taste for sweets Which some said was not good; But all agree quite we'll that she's Now eating Natures food
 Donofrio's CrystaIIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18

IL takes something stronger than water to eXtinguish the topers burning thirst.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09

in Den Santinenrdumen peranlabte
ibn, BORT %ein3utreten uno 1i6 felbIt 6az
bon gu i%iber5eugen, ipas bonn &antiz
nenpd6ter Den Mann idaften fir ibr
@elo geboten niiroe. G6naps mar
berboten; Der @eneral fano audi fer
men Dor. Gr beitelte nun fir iid fetbit
cine Semmel uno Elm Stiid WurIt.
IS entging ibm ni6t, oab Der Setoz
nom es nit Dem General beIonbers
gut meinen poQte uno bas Stiid
WurIt fir 5ebn 9fennige febr ftuttlid
ousftel. @raf Saeieler rift Damn nit
Dem Regiment CUR llebung. Die Wurit
berSe6rte er ni6t, ionoern lieB oas Gez
ipidt feItIteaen uno bur6 &ommunz
oanturbefe6l Sen @ertaufstarif bes
aantinentpirtbs e%infproern. @ergleife
ergaben, Dab icin WuritItid ben @es
pi6tsiab fir Sebn 9fenntge erbebli@
iiberitieg. Says 6drauf ~gelangte Die
preistafcl an oen Simultaneously suz
rid; an Ser entIpre6enoen STEELE ipar
fir Den preis BON 5ebn pfennigen bus
gefunbene @epi6t einaeieBt uno our9
Den @ermert ergdnst, noaB BON u an
aud Den Mannf4aften berurt 5uous
ipiegen fei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09
: Daf(eler- cAnskbuten.

Dom @enerdlfslomarIda1 @r1fen
tSaeieler, Der tiir5li9 feinen 70. 6ez
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bier pieoergeaeben ieien.
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Den Straben bon Meb einsn Sffi3iersz
burden, Der Elm tleines Mdohen on
Der 9anb fiibrte, unO fragile i'm, BET
ipem er 8uride iei. Pei Serrn Ma
jor H." antportete Der Nngerebete.
"S6on!" duberte @raf Saeieler.
ngeben sic mad !6auie gu Srau Maz
ior 4. unb melben sic Der endoisen
5rau. id piiros oas SD6ter6en bier
iolanae in meine Sbbut nebmen, Bis
bas &inosrmdb9en es abbolen piiros."
Spra6's unb nabm Die &leine an Der
Sanb. 5rdu Major t. fpa aber 1sbr
balo eri4ienen Iein. - Der General
%he9egnete zines Ibenbs einem iuneen
8apaaeriezS ffiaier, Der ii6 auf Dem
Wege gum Sbeater befano unb ieinen
&rimiteder am Riemen iiber Der
@hulter bdnsen bate. Gr ipintte ben
Serrn gu iid beran, sriff in bic Sadie
unb iibergab inn Elm rerI6loHenes
&oupert nit Dem Griu9en, es gu 5ffz
men, Den BARN ent9altenen @uftrag gu
bearbeiten, linn aber bafiir bas Tbeas
terbiQet unb Den 8rimiteder gu iibers
LAT en-. Der iunse SffiSier Dffnete ben
9rief unb - befanb ii9 cine Stsnoe
ipdter auf einem Retosnosairunssrftte
na6 einem 20 &ilometer entfernten
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9ss tonnte er in feline Wobnung 5uriids
tebren, Inn Die idriftlihe 8sarbsitung
oes @rfunbungsrittes por~sunebmen
nno bus Grsebnib an oen 9rafen Saes
{slsr einsureiden. Die basu abaez
fanote Sroonnans bratte Dem 2eutz
nant ben 3rimiteder tpieber uno -
cine auf Die sanse Wode Iautenbe
plabtdrte fir Die 4pmmanoanturz
pldbe i'm Sbeater. - @rdf 6aeIeler
bate zines Morsens Die @arniion
Meb I'm brei llbr alarmirt uno befano
fid su bieier 3eit auf Dem &aiernenz
bofe cines &esiments, Inn fif oen Der
lauf Der Sin9e anauieben. 0as 2iht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09
9emein(umes cie6esma6(.
Alilitiri(be Ships uou o. Glitter.

60 itcif uno tp%mmiBmdbi9 Die 2ics
besmable bes Snfanteriez Regiments
psrlisfen. 10 luitig unb als9elahen mar
man auf ben 2iebesmablen, Die man
BEL befonoeren @cleeenbeiten nit benz
SuIarensR egiment Der .garnilpn ses
meinfam f~eierte.
Der gbaratter zines Sffi5isrtorps
ridtet ii6 na9 Dem Gbaratter bes
aommanbeurs, %ipenigitens BET ben
pffi3ie(en Seitlt6teiten, unb einen srDa
beren @egenIab tonnte man ii6 faum
bsnten, als sipiiden oemO berit &reubs
berg bonn Snfunterie 8egimsnt uno
Dem Sberit bon Storbed bonn Suias
rem Regiment beitano.
Sberit &reubberg lang, baeer, edig
uno iteif, pie elm 2ineal, Sberit BON
Storbed Helm, Sierlid. bepesli4, pie
Elm @tieelib.
Sberit 8reubberg trug cine Brittle.
Der Sberlt BON Storbed Elm Mpnptle.
ipeldes er muir beim !Spdruf auf ben
anerbDhIten &risesberrn NIT elmer
iiberaus tomiihen @rimu6e aus Dem
Iuse fallen lieb.
Sberit 8reubberg trlg einen febr
fura sebaltenen, pebantii6 su9eldnit>
tsnen @plbart, Oberit BON Storbed
einen fart in Die SDbe seftrdubten
Ghnurrbdrt.
Sberit 8reubberg mar ausetnOpft
BIB on beioe Sbrer, Sberft BON Stprs
bed mar unter feinen %iungen Sffiaieren
ausgeIaHen, ipie Elm Sdbnrih.
Sberit &reubberg mar elm ausses
seidneter Refner, Sberit bon Storbed
fam ME nit ieinem @eloe aus uno
bate fogar cine He6nung i'm &aIino-
furs, Sberit &reubberg mar Elm pc
bant, Sberit bon Storbed Elm flotter
Gdpalier.
Sbsrit &reubb.rg mar nittS als
0orseieBter, Sberit BON Storbed mar
auberbem nod Ger Sreunb unb &az
merab feiner iungen Sffi3iere.
0a mar eS benn fein Wunber, tpenn
Die 9iebesmaGlc benin 9uiarens& esiz
ment itets in Der beiteriten Weiie pers
liefen unb bab aih ab unb gu elm
tleines ySeu" entrirt ipuroe. Der tleine
luItise Oberit briidte bann ipo6l elm
9fuee gu. .{ebte fid nit Dem S%tabsoffi>
sier unb Dem d~lteiten !9auptmann in
eincn entferntsn Wintel su einem eez
miitblihsn Saueritat nieoer unb lieb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09
gs ii nid)t iuabr &c.
Don .. Soibis.

w
Gang if's norbri - bod tief I'M Ser,en
9udt nib mir ptt Gin Strabl crtpor ,
Es 1T nidt iuobr, bnb mir peribmer3eu,
Was unicr Snuertes rerlOr. .
-
mas @ur3cI i6lus in btinem grunbe,
llno ipas aus Inn bann idb man rib,
Tus lGbt ouf INNER cine Wuube,
gBie fb bic 3rit aud 3roits befIib.
-
Hibt es ollsiu baft BIZ b~erlorer,
Gin Stiid 9iu0 bon Dir iclber nit,
Sas .iro Dir niutmcr ncu %geborer,
Nie ulb bid iitbr' Se8 2ebens Sbritt.
Su bift nibt Der, Der BIZ g~ctpeien,
Gin @oles chit, es tporb hir leer;
limb ob bus ielbft riht ipeibt, bein Weien
SO bat elm Gigentes niAt mebr.
ilnb mas hu buuft in oeinem Screen, {
Rie ipiro's Dir ipicbsr tpis 3ubor -
Gs 1T ridt ipobr, bob mir beribmcr3en, :
g1as unicr Snncrite5 perlor..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-09

nabm iie 'i6 TAPER por. Der Qnbtd
zines gliidli6en Samilienleben8 ma4t
mid launii9 uno un3ufrieoen uno err
fdlpert mir ben ielbItgeipdblten @eg
Der 9fIi6t.
9a na6m Elm angene6mer BARTON
lire Weiie auf nit Den Wprten:
sd mill brani iiunen Gag uno 9latt
g9ie id nm Dir mas 2iebtS thu.
gBoS 1T bod alcr 5elte Yradlt
Gtu meineS Ser;eus giebesrrbi"
8ernau bate gu alGres 2ie6 ben
S4luB geiungen. SEPT iub er ibr nit
einem ieItiamen, eigenen NuSbrud tief
in DIE feu6ti6immernoen Oxygen.
5rau 5rdnae peritano Die ele9ii9e
Stimmung nift, Die iif, tpie iie i4erz
5eno idgte, 9Dnts @rtus' 9afelrunoe
bemd9tigt bate. Sic I6lug Dor, bis
gu Suniens Wieoerte6r einen ngemiitbs
liden Stat gu orei9sn." aldre bat
ieood, ii6 elnpfeblen au biirfen, I'M
am nd6iten Wtorgen pieOer frti3 auf
iRrem poiten iein gu f0nnen.
Ser Sntel lieb es Ii6 ni9t nebmen,
ibr bis gu ibrer Wobnung Oas 9sleit
gu geben.
Grregt i6ritt aIdre bss m.ses;
ftumm ibr our Seite Wernau. Sn
ibrem Ser3en tlang nod oas burd
feline Ginfa66eit 70 rii6reno ipirtenoe
2ie66en na6. Gr oadte an Sldres
@~erlegenbeit bel Srdnaens Qusruf.
aamen ibre Wiinids ieinem beiben
Sebnen, oas geIiebte Wdbden aIs Ssr>
rim in @alobeim ein3ufibren. entz
gesen?
sic tparen am 3iel. 9ldre pollte
fiG perobi6ieoen. 9a ergriff Derz
nall plobli6 lire Sanb. rSrGulein
Wingeratb, t0nnten sic Ii6 ais Srdn,
5es 9antden benten? 8, tperoen Sic
ni6t b0ie ob meines llngeItiims! Nsin.
aie6en Sic Sbre Sano nidt 3uriid!
Sbre @eripirrung lei 9iI6 bat mir
Mutb gsmadt, Sbnen gu fuqen. ipus
aneln mid 70 LANCE bier aefehelt bat.
Die Worte, oie i) ~gsilnaen, fparen
mein @eitGnbnib an sic. 8itte, Srdus
lein, liebe aldre! Stoben Sic MIDI
nidt auriid in mein einIame5 2sben!
Sebt t0nnte ids nidt me6r e%rtragen!"
Slare i6lud5te auf; elm beibes
WonnegeFiibl madte ie er5ittern. 60
bate audi gu lift, Der GinIamen, bas
Slid nod ieinen Weg gefunoen! Sbr
Qllge mo6te %berratben, mas Ger dumb
nod aD9erte, ouS3u'preAen.
9o fiiblte lie ii9 bon lieben 4rmen
umfdlungen uno an elmer itarfen9ruit
geboraen, nWlein iiiBes, tapferes 2ieb!
SEPT it's aenltg Der &Gmpfe! 5ortan
fou meme 2iebe Did umbegsn, ioa
mein titles Saus Define - unfere Welt
fein, cine Welt poll Slid unS Seligs
felt! -"
Sans un6 SrGnse 9ldlbten gu trGus
men, als balo na6bsr Der Sntel nit
ftra6lenoem Qd6eln eintrat uno nit
beipegter Stimme Ipra6: nSinoer, ib
babe lpobl ettpas auf mid parten luI
fen - Gantden ldbt Sud griiben.
Sie bat ioeben Gurem alien Sntel
pcrIpro6en, INN reft balb na6 Walbz
bcim gu foIgen, bumit audi iein Saus
fiirberbin ni9t mehr einfam fet."
Die @liidpiin'he, bic ie Sem Sntel
barbra6ten, nuhoem ite ii6 BON tbrem
Stallnen erbolt butten, tamen aug aufs
ridtigem Seraen. Sn Srdn3e" aber
itie9en an bieIem 9tbenb ernIte 3peifel
ouf an Der Wabrbeit Der nod npr einiz
gen 3aaen 10 auperii9tli6 arrdepanbs
ten Reoen8art: &c que femme peut,
0ieu lie peut."