davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
LAKEvlIlE

Recent guests in town were: Mis- Maud l.. Miller of Brooklyn, at Charle, Turner's: Mrs. Mary Landon of Pitts field, at F. Fl. Chapin's; Mrs. Robertson and daughter, Miss Anna Robertson oi Philadelphia, at Mrs. Myron Holley's. Prof. J. K. Rees is able to take short walks ont of doors.
 Mrs. T. L. Norton met with an unfor, tunate accident last week. While walk. ing between Dr. Pike's and Myron Hol. Iey's she tripped and fell, striking her left wrist in such way that one of the bones WAS fractured. Mrs. Norton also sustained severe bruises.
 Father Brennan and Father Bannon have been in the annual retreat at Brighton, Mass.
 Joseph E. Marvin, formerly of this place and now instructor of English in the Pittsburg High School, has been in town this week, the guest of H. J. Bissell.
 Ralph Dufourcq of New York, who is engaged as mining engineer Ill Mexico, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. c. s. Roberts. Miss Walden of New Jersey is also visiting Mrs. Roberts.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Bohlman and chil- dren of Charlestown, N. T., are visiting John Bohlman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ward Silyernail, Miss Edith and Master Earnest, of Perry, N. Y, are visiting at Mrs. Silas Silvernail's s,
 The Lakeville Grays gave an open air concert in Holly Grove, Friday evening.
 Miss Henrietta Van Cleft, our District Nurse, is entertaining her sister, Miss Elizabeth Van Cleft, an artist from New York city, and Miss Edith Stillwell of Nyack, N. Y.
 Miss Hotchkiss, private secretary for President Hadley of New Haven, is boarding at A. I. Cowles's.
 Miss Elsie Totten of Naugatuck, is a guest of Hubert Shaw's.
 The Misses Battershall of Chatham N. Y., are visiting at Lorin Miller's.
 Congratulations to Mir. and Mrs William Heffernan on the birth of a daughter, Sunday. July 22.
 The Rev. MT. Andrews and daughter Miss Andrews, are among the summer guests at Taconic. MT. Andrews cele- brated his S9th birthday, Monday July 80. His son, James F. Andrews of Hart ford, was with him on that occasion.
 Miss Sarah Holly is entertaining Miss Hotchkiss of Collinsville.
 The Congregational Sunday school held their annual picnic in Holly Grove, Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Millspaugh will move into part of Mrs. O. J. Dakin's house.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
THE GROCERY ORACLE.
Tells of the Result When He Tried to Doctor His Horse.

Tells of the Result When He Tried to
 Doctor His Horse.
 The crowd on the stoop of the cross roads store were telling of the various mistakes they had made. The Grocery Oracle listened in silence and smoked his pipe. When the last one had finished his yarn he remarkedi
 "Well that reminds me ov the time when my old gray mare wuz kinder of her feed. She want doin' we'll at all so I sez to myself I'll jest give her few doses of condition powder and brace her up bit. So I goes into the medicine cupboard, got out the box, give her a good dose and turned her out to eat some grass. 'Twant more'n two hours before looked out in the garden and there wuz the old mare scratching up corn, cucumbers, beans and everything else and a maxim the dirt fly like a hurricane. By the time got out there she begun to act like she wanted to set got her back into the barn then sot down to think it over. Then I got up, went into the house to take a look at the box them condition powders wuz in and found I'd got hold of the wrou2 one and had give the old mare some poultry food what was in box the same size and color. The next mornin' when I went out to the barn there wuz feathers all over her as long as-."
 But the store stoop was vacant.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
PRIVATE LIGHTING PLANT
That on the Scoville Premises at Cha
 pinvile is a Model One.


 pinville is Model One.
 One of the most complete private elec- tric lighting plants in this section is that on the Scoville premises in Chapinville. It is located in the attractive brick and stone building the upper portion of which is used for housing the automo- piles belonging to the Messrs. Scoville. The dynamo room is model of neatuess and is handsomely finished, the face of the bricks being glazed and of attractive coloring. The machinery is operated by water wheels, the Twin Lakes overflow furnishing the water. A steam engine and boiler have been provided, however, for use in emergencies.
 The plant is in charge of Charles Fish, who operates it a certain portion of each day in order to charge the numerous storage batteries which furnish current for the electric lights during the night. The plant lights the beautiful mansion, the coach barn, the gates at the entrance to the mansion grounds, the farmhouse and the stock barns. The plant also operates an electric pump which forces water to the handsome and stately brick water tower on a nearby hill, from which it is piped to the various buildings.
 The Scoville premises are completely appointed in every particular and furnish an example of what it is possible to do in the way of beautifying landscape where there are ample funds at hand and an inclination to make use of them.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
CREAM HILL

Chester Darling, who is employed by E. H. Wickwire, moved his family from Sheffield. into Mir. Wickwire's tenement house last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Dineen of Corn wall Bridge, called on friends Sunday.
 Carrie Harrison is visiting Julia Wick wire.
 Edward Bierce, aged about S3 years, died Friday. of a cancer. Burial at Cornwall Plains, Saturday, Rev. O.. H. Fitch of West Cornwall officiating. One son and three daughters survive him.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Misses Lou and Ida Chipman of South Norwalk, are spending their vacation at Lewis Chipman's.
 Miss Charlotte Yale has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Kimberly, in Goshen.
 Mrs. F. l. Roberts of Thomaston, is with her mother, Mrs. Luman Harrison.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Palmer were in Lakeville, Sunday.
 Eugene Richards of East Cornwall, gave a talk on Temperance" Sunday
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Lime Rock Rattlesnakes.

On account of the number of rattle snakes seen on Lime Rock hillsides this summer the huckleberry pickers of that vicinity are scarce and the offerings of the fruit at stores and houses is practi- cally nothing as compared with former seasons.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
Canaan Ticket Sales.

It is estimated that the sales of tickets for both railroads at Canaan amount to 5000 per month during the summer and $3000 per month in winter
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-02
A New Dress.

Editor Jones of the Lakeville Journal has new dress-of type. It much 1m- proves the appearance of his sprightly paper.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
COLLEGE NOTES

The last mum Der Of the Y.
NJ. G. \. Lecture Course will
b" given Thursday night ut
the Christian church. IL is
the Bnyton Concert CO.
DR.. Hubhrrt surprised the
students Wednesday morning
NJ chapel Ivy voluntarily sub
scribing $500 Ia each of the
literary societies for the Iun
toward the purcba 81 of new
pianos for their halls. Al
the pianos now IL the colleg.
building will he moved to 1 G
music rooms IN the new chap.
81, and the societies are forced
To purchase new ones or de-
without.
The Houxonian play, "TI.e
New Boy was presented last
Thursday evening with great
success. The proceeds
brought nearly $50 u the
piano fund.
Mr.. Rohn, the baseball
coach. is here ready for bust.
ness as soon as the weather
permits. The first team will
be chosen early IN next week.
The first game is scheduled
for April 2nd with Central
College ut Fayette.
Next Sunday afternoon at
300 O'Clock the delegates to
the Student Volunteer Con.
vention will report. Every.
body is urged 10 come cut and
hear about this, the most won.
derful gathering Of students
that has been held in the his.
tory of the world.
Dr.. Black has gone 10 Chi
cngo on business.
o. G. Gross made "a flying
trip home Saturday to see mis-
wife and daughter.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
High School Notes

The Senior Class met last
Wednesday, for their class
organization. William Buck
ner was elected president and
Miss Halle Lewis treasurer.
Single session was held
Monday on account Of the
heavy snow. As usual, IL was
enjoyed by all the pupils.
The Argoninn Society will
rive its program March Bob.
The High School Glee Clubs
will be prominent features of
his program.
One OF the gallant young
Sophomores recently invited n
member Of The faculty Ia go
,leigh.riding with him. You
can imagine his surprise
when he found that u hen had
made her temporary abode in
he sleigh and that she would
not reap the reward of her
motherly care until too late
for him too keep the engage
ment. The sleigh.ride was Of
course, postponed Indefinite
~, for the young gentleman
could not possibly rob the
energetic dame Of her pros
pective brood.
The Delphean Society gave
an excellent program Friday
afternoon.
The Juniors are wondering
It the Seniors will not renew
AN old custom and present the
High School with Il memento
of their class.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

the last election. perhaps
eight out OF ten If the voters
then under 30 were ranged
with our opponents, and 10.
day the party organizations
are lifcIess, their one time
leaders are dead or have alb.
dlcated, or worse. have he.
come Republicans, while IN
more than one state, the
threat hangs over them that
they may become the victims
Of the spoiler or the corrup.
ZIONIST. - Alton b. Parker.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

I'm 1896, you tried Nebras-
IA, and since that day, no old
Democratic Northern state
has accredited one of our par
ty TO the United States SEN
ate and in none has there
been II friendly governor.
All the Democratic training
schools of the North-elemeu-
tary. intermediate and higher
were closed aud have re.
NAMED so. The party paraly.
sis was complete and almost
fatal. In 1904, hoping to cure
or palliate it, you advised re.
turning again to New York
for your candidate, only to
meet the worst defeat in our
party history. 1t is now
nearly twelve years since any
man protesting devotion tc
your party has beenchosen IN
nation or in my Northern
Ipemocratic state,to fll 90 ign,
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
He! For the Dakotas"

EYE who owe the bsuDts of n, tnre,
Lave the ruushiUe oi the me dove,
l. I'VE the -hzdps ~ u iurr,t.
Love the wind um ,bg he branches.
Ye VINO love "A u itivD's ieprnd-,
i've ,hs ballads oi n PEOPLE.
That like voices from afsr uf
Call Ia u- to pause aud listen.
waving like n baud that beckopp,
To the land of the Dakotn-
To the land 81 the handsome women"
The Dakotas IA we'll as Texas
aboupds with fertile farms to he
bought ut low prices, why DOT locsts
there, take n trip through South Ia.
kota March o 10 20 ~ aud April 3 To-
1874. For particulars call on or nd-
dress. o T. Hawthorne
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

THERE has been some in
crease Of wages in the last
seven or eight years, but taxi
ing into account the increas.
ed cost of living the wage.
Garner is worse OF now than
he was when the Dingley tar
i'll went Into etfect.-St. Louis
Republic.
1t is such talk rs this that
not only does not convince,
but shows that the writer is
very ignorant or thinks his
readers are. Nearly every
one over ten years old still
bears the sears of The Cleve-
land administration, aud as
long as those scars last will
not monkey with the tariff"
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

Democratic party ever OK.
poets Ia win anything IN the
northern states IL will hnv,
To do 81 on good principles.
It's recent tactics have beef
to shake the blopdy shirt in
the South, shout free-trade il,
the North and talk clean gov.
eminent in the middle. Til,
public is getting too well IN.
formed To stand fer this any
longer.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

A man who came here from
"A strongly Republican towu
in Illinois two years ago, told
the editor that he was a red.
hot Democrat. We asked
him why and he said: ''l'm q
free trader all over" He
talked free trade a while and
then found out that we have
no free traders here aud as he
'setsrned TO his Illinois home
said to @ss "I'm a Republican
how for good" He always
was II Republican In all but
one print and when he fount
that this point was merely
btuff ts knew where he be
longed.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
Marshall Staples

". l.. Marshall aud Miss
Lutte NJ. Staples were mar.
ried in the parlors of Hotel
Ming Tuesday ut 3 pm, Rev.
&. f.. Peterson, of NJ. V. c.,
rficIating.
Mr.. Marshall is the son of
VIM. Marshall, of near Nelson,
aud is a prosperous aud promi.
nent young farmer. Miss
Staples is II daughter of Mrs.
Sue Staples, of northeast of
Nelson. She is "a handsome,
intelligent aud refined young
lady. She has recently been
teaching the Brownlee scIiU,l
aud has u large circle of nd.
hiring friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Petry, of Nelson,
acted as witnesses. Il. NJ.
Marshall. j. Il. Barron and
Arthur Kent were also pres.
ent. The young couple starts
out under suspicious circum
stances and we wish them
much success and happiness.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

The editor has made il u
rule To pay no attention tollss
circulated around Marshall
concerning him, but some are
80 persistent rs Ia become IN
furious, even though the per.
sons circulating them are moi
known Lp tell the truth. One
of them is thai we said thingS
rejecting on our city admin.
istration. We have said
nothing more than what we
have printed. The majority
OF our Democratic officers are
honest and capable. One "r
two men with wrong IDEAS are
liable 10 have the balance Of
power. Another point is that
the officers now serving must
follow out the wishes of those
who put them there. They
know 10 whom they owe their
positions and we do not doubt
that they are serving them.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
State Of Ohio, City Of Tole 20, IL,
Lucas County

Flank J.. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner ~ the tr'n ~ T.
J Cheney Il Co doing business In
the Cit, Of Toledo, Couuty aud State
sfor, said. ana that said firm will ~ y
the sum ~ ONE HUNDRED DO
LARS for each and every case 81
ta'arrh that cannot he cured by tho
use vi Halls Cstsrrh Cure
FRANK !. CHENEY.
Sworn ~ before me aud -ubscribpd
10 my presence. this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. - 1886.
(SEAL A.. w. GLEASON.
NOTARY pUBLic
!. Halls Catarrh Cure l. taken in.
ternally ard acts directly I'm the
blood and Mucous surfaces " the
system. Send Tor testimonials free.
Y. \. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggist, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for con,ti.
patton.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

PETTls county farmers are
building u rock road to the
very line of Siline. Now
Saline county will have 10 act
quickly or business within
ID miles of Marshall will 90
u Selalia when the roads are
bad. We suggest the road be
continued right up TO Mar
shall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

One of the Junior English
classes enjoyed IL visit from
Mr.. Scott last week, when he
gave the class Il very clear
insight into The purpose and
merits ,fseveraI of BryanL's
more important poems.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
Coming Events
city

April Marshall city
election.
April 7-DemocraJic county
and congressional primaries.
May 3l-Repubncan state
nominating convention mt Ex-
celsior Springs.
July 26-JudiciL conven-
ton NJ Jefferson City.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

LET all remember the an.
nnal school meeting April 3.
1t is hoped that every patron
of the school in rural districts
will give the entire afternoon
To this meeting. ID, not get
in great hurry To get
through with the business.
Talk il all over before taking
70 vote. Increase the tax levy
II IL is necessary tn enable the
district to pay g'ol sa'ary
md 10 have II long term of
school. Unless the school
house is in good repair, make
appropriation for that pur.
pose. Remember the H.
brary. Every phrase of the
public school work is discuss
ed in the recent state school
report. If you are deeply in
terested in educational work,
ask for a copy. Address a
card to w. II. Darlington,
Jefferson City, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

We call attention Ia the
resolutions passed mt the Re.
publican convention Saturday
night. They will be found on
pages.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
$3.50 Louisville and Return

90 March 10. No., 1870. the Chicago
Il Alton will sell round trip tickets nc
above rate They will be good Tn r..
turn until March II. aud offer an op.
p%ortunity Ia 'cOnom 'calIy Wilt Louis.
Vile at an especially attractive season
Of the wear. Foe further particulars
call upon or address,
o. T. Hawthorne,
Tickle, Agent. G. & A. ny.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

Now is the time u talk
g'Sd roads dirt or macadam
anything IA prevent n re.
cnrrence o' present condi.
tions.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
Well Worth irving

VIII Brown, the popular pension
attorney. Of Pitt.ield, VI, says;
Next TO q pension. the best thing Ia
get Is DR. Kings New bife PHI He
writes; 'they keep my family In
splendid health" Quick cure Tor
Headache. Constipation aud BIZ ous.
ness. pc Guaranteed ut Z. ".
Franklin's drug store
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

Alton B, Parker. the late
Bemncsatip candidate for
president, in M address in
The South last weeAD deilares
that the nnly hope for tho par.
IN u III tbs splid SOUTH and
ElAA lRfe
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23


First Insertion March i6l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE oF NJ IssoUaIl os
County OF saline, }Ss
IN the Circuit Court, May Term, 1905. March
18th. 1904. 4
Julia Pullnm .,...."...."..,. Plaintiff
w.
David Pullam .",."...,.,,., defendant
A. this day comes the Plaintiff herein, by
her Attorney II, Il. Hun, and nivs her Petit
tion and Affidavit, alleging, among other
thing. that Defendant, David Pulinm has
~absconded n absented himself FROM his
usual place OF abode In this state and has
concealed him,eif, so that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served ON him In this
state. &
this CourtIn vacation, that snid Drfrndans
be notified by Publication that Plaintiff
Inns commenced u suit against him In this
Court. the object and general nature Of
Court of salin. County. Missouri. divOrctng
her from the bonds of tnatrfinony hereto-
fore contrncted with defendant. and for ell
fsSasn,,s DAVID ""G Pa snS: .p Ss and sns appear sp.s at a.
this Court, 1t the next term thereof. to be
begun and holden st the Court House IN the
City Of Marshall. In said County. on the
First day OF said ~Tsrm-answer or plead TO
the Petition In said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed and lue gment Will b.
And Il is further ordered. that a COPY
hereof be published, according to law ~ the
A%a!shali Republican: . nswspAper pabltsh.
"a 10 ssid c:Snty 2, s.lins scr four wssa:
thirty days before the first day OF said next
K. b. iHioy. Circuit clerk.
Atras copy from ths record,
spSss' Ss;:s ~ sics ssS Y AZ q X; 81
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

The Republican has the
best equipped job Office in
MAJ shall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
Telephone No. 9.
o

CIR in line and help the
electric railway along.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23
School Report

Examination of the colored
school six miles south of Sla.
ter. was held March 10th and
llth, 1906.
The following is the aver
age standing Of those worthy
of being promoted this term
in the following grades.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

To Is P'lssHUTt, 90 Is good,
80 is extra and 100 is perfect.
The pupils were all very
earnest in their school work
and showed the greatest OF
courtesy.
Respectfully submitted,
Miss Glover Hawkins,
Teacher.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

Put aside all timidity and write Ne
freely and frankly, In strictest cond-
dence, telling ps all your symptoms
and troubles. We will send free advice
lin plain, sealed enyeiopel, how TO
cure thcm. Address, Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-23

In my womb and ovarics," writes Mrs.
Naomi B.sr, 81 web..e, Groves, MOI
my menses we're very painful aud
irregular. Since taking Cardui,
feel like . new woman, and do NOT
suffer - I did, II IL the best medi-
cine ! ever hsd In my house"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-08
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF O

ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF
WILL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In Probate Court, Special Term, June
7, 1906.
In the matter OF the estate of Mary H..
Wilcox, deceased:
Whereas, An instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment of Mary H. Wilcox, deceased, late
of said county, has been delivered
And whereas, StephenC. Vasaly has filed
herewith his petition. representing among
other things, that said MatyH: Wilcox died
IN said county, on the 3rd day of June,
sssssaf and ths z ia aaRa ft ss r
and tesla nent and praying that the said
instrument may be, admitted to probate,
and that letters testamentary be to him
It is ordered, That the proofs of said in
strument, and the said petition, be heard
before this court at the probate office in
5a an c29unby 1906 on at tie Il ocae 10th day az Ss
forenoon, when all persons interested
said instrument; and show cause, # any
they have. why said petition should not
And It is further ordered, That notice of
given to all persons interested, by pub.
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day
Of hearing, in the Little Falls Herald, q
lished at Little Falls, in said county.
Dated at Little Falls the 7th day of
E. F. SHAW.
J8 Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-08
COME AND GONE.

supt. II. e. White gave the com
mencement address to the Grey Eagl,
graduates Monday evening.
The high school graduates had .
picnic party at Fish Lake, Greer
Prairie, Saturday.
Little Irene Ploof was taken Ill witt
oonvulsion while at school Thursday
las week and was taken home. -
DR.. A. J. Klimek is visiting branch
points this week.
s. r. Kirby and family Of Hibbine
are Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Or. j. 81. Newman was In st. Clou6
Tuesday.
Chas. Ensign, who has been visiting
at Roberts, ILL.,, left for Cass Lake
Tuesday after visit with relatives
here.
Thos. Cawley Jr., returned to Brain.
erd Tuesday after visit here.
Miss Fleta McDougall returned Mon.
day to Royalton from Little Falls.
Mrs. Geo. Patterson went to Buhert
Friday, and after visit with her Sis.
ter, will return to her home at Seattle.
Rev. M. o. Stockland and son Vim.
cent were in Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. John McCauley and children
visited in Brainerd
Eugene Dunphy and Warren Ora
ham visited Glenn Harding at Cass
Lake.
J. q. Bourassa has gone to Oklaho-
ma on business.
Miss Eugene Villaume returned
Monday to st. Paul after visit with
her cousins, Misses Florence and Con-
stance Bernhardt.
Henry LANCE il home from the uni.
vereity, where he Is taking the dental
course.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Mclean and
children of Superior visited Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. G.. Brown. "a.
Miss George Cornwell is home from
Wadena, where she has been teaching.
John Billstein, Mat Poster and jos.
Bollig returned from Sentinel Butte,
N. D. Saturday.
Miss Kate Elfenbecker of st. Paul
is visiting the family of F. Ellenbeck.
Mrs e. Hulsong has arrived to
Join her husband.
| Miss Ida Forsythe, of Miesouls,
Mont, is visiting the family of L..
Cooley.
Miss Matte Bracke returned from
Pillsbury Monday.
Miss Ida Ehman was in Rice.
John samuelson. who IL employed
on the Mora Times. was over for q
visit with parents here.
Mr.. and Mr.. g. g. Simmons visited
relatives at Ft. Ripley.
Mrs. NJ. e. Kerr returned from CAL
iforna Saturday
M 8. Geo. Hanna and daughter
returned to Hamline Saturday.
Mre. 7. G. Willing and son Theo.
dore of New York and Miss Laura
Willing of Minneapolis visited Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Willing.
Mics Norma Williams Of Duluth is
visiting MI. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Will
liams
Miss Viva Rasmussen of Mime.
apolis is visiting Miss Merrie Corn
we'll. ~ So
!, Miss Anne Auyer went to Ward
Springs Saturday.