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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

Concord, Elmer Reed, r.
East Haven. b. A. Moultroup, II.
CRANKY, W. NJ. Shores, r..
Guildhal, c. w. Fitch, ID.
Lexington, NJ. ID. +. Blodgett, d..
Lunenhurgh, Leslie /. Bishop, II.
Maidstone, S. W. Allen, ID.
Norton, Albert Mclean, h.
Victory, T.. II. Jones, r.
FRANKLIN.
Bakersfield, Fl. II. Scott, Il.
Berkshire, w. n. Noble, r.
Enosburg, w. J. Chaffee, 4.
Fairfax, A. A. Beeman, r.
Fairfield, IL. w. Soule, ID.
Fletcher, A. IL. Hooper, r.
Franklin, W. II. Towle, r.
Georgia, NJ. II. Alexander, r.
Highgate, l.. II. FELTON,, r.
Montgomery, II. W. Bundl, r.
Richford, g. Nj. Boright, -.
Sheldon, II. w. Chamberlin, II.
ST. Adams city. 4. IL. Dewart, ID.
st. Adams town, +. A. Gallagher, X.
swanton, M. W. Barney, X.
GRAND ISLE.
Alburgh, W. A. Souie, l..
Grand Isle, II. II. Hurlburt, ID.
Isle la Motto, Antoine LaBombard, ID.
North Hero, W. b. Dodds, r..
South Hero, Il. b. Landon, X.
LAMoTLLE.
B~elvidere, Herbert W. Chspell, II.
Cambridge. +. l.. Smith, x.
Eden, W. J. Atwell, X.
Gilmore, +. J.. Slayton, II.
HYDE Park, r. w. Hulburd, r.
johnson, +. G. Bicknell, Il.
MorristoWn, T. C. Cheney, r.
Stowe, l.. l.. Harris, h.
Waterville, X. A. Wiley, X.
Woleott, w. W. Spaulding, X.
ORANGE.
Bradford, j. NJ. Taylor, X.
Braintree, }. ID. Battles, ID.
B~rookfield, A. ID Reed, r.
Chelsea, ii. X. Darling, II.
Corinth, Corydon Fellows, d..
Fairlee, j. w. Davis, K.
N~ewbury, S. r. Clark. Il.
Orange, A.. l.. Noyes, X.
Randolph, e.. w. Scott, u.
STAFFORD, W. NJ. Hatch, II.
Thetford, II. II. southworth, II.
Topsham, j.. p. Dickerman, ID.
Tunbridge, Ezekiel Drew, r.
Vershire, Theron Dow, X.
Washington, Charles Huntington, X.
West Fairlee, NJ. q. kezer, Il.
Williamstown, &. NJ. Seaver, X.
ORLEANS.
Barton, j. q. TurnbuIl, r.
Bloomington, G. j. Groos, X.
Coventry, A. S. Bole, r.
Charleston, j. q. Oliver, II.
/. Craftsbury, T.. A. Dutton, X.
Derby, A. b. Cobleigh, X.
Glover. Alexander Shields, X.
Greensboro, A. q. Chase, X.
Holland, F.E. GOodall, II.
jay, Charles Baraw, Il.
Lowell, T. r. Brahana, X.
Morgan, 5. T.. Gray, r.
Newport, j. X. Kirkpatrick, ID.
Westmore. q. II. McFarlin, r.
Westheld, w. O. Wright, X.
RUTLAND.
Benson. c. n. Jones, r.
Brandon, w. +. Scott, Il.
Castleton, II. l.. Clark, X,
Chittenden, G, e. Holden, r.
Clarendon, Z. Y. CongdoD, r.
Dandy. n. NJ. ". Otis, II,
Fair Haven, Michael Malone, ID.
Hubbardton, b. ID. Gibbs, X.
Ira, q. W. Fish, X.
Mendon. n. {. Gleason, II.
Middletown Springs. Emmet Leonard, X
Mount Holly, w. T.. knight, X.
P%ittsield, l.. L. Taylor, X.
Pawlet. w. 5. Mason, r.
Pittsford. j. +. Tennien, ID.
Poultney, William Griffith, Il.
Proctor, j. c. Cameron, X.
Rutland city, J.. A. Mead, x.
Rutland town, r. S. Slade, II.
S~herburne. r. G. SpauldIng, r.
sudbury. s. S. Germond, d.
Shrewsbury, A. G. Aldrich, ].
Tinmouth, b. l.. Stafford, II.
Wells, w. 5. Norton, /.
West Haven, s. X. Hitchcock, r..
Wallingford, II b. Barden. X.
West Rutland, l.. p. Holt, X.
WASHINGTON
Barre city. S. VI. jackson, r.
Barre town. +. G. Bancroft, Il.
r. G.. Robinson, r.
c. II. Austin, r.
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NoTEs.

Avoid serious results OF kidney or
bladder disorder by taking Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph,
and {. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

AhAaAHs AlNAAE AHWAArAAf ha
Duxbury, A. n. Graves, r..
East Montpelier, Il. NJ. Coburn, X.
Fayston, Charles Grandtield, k.
Marshfeld, +. A. Thomas, x.
Middlesex, W. ID. HIll, ID.
Montpelier, John IL. Senter, ID.
Moretowu, ID. ID. Donovan, ID.
Mortified, II. G.. Cady, X.
Plkintield, II. G. Cutting, ID.
R0Xbury, John Bannister, ID.
Waitsfield, G. W. Wallace, r.
Warren, T.. A. Heath, h.
Waterbury, II. X. Robinson, ID.
Woodbury., II. T.. Burnham, X.
Worcester. W. ID. Turner, X.
wINDHAM
Athens, II. l.. Carr, r..
Brattleboro, T.. w. Gibson, r..
Brooklino, A. A. Austin, X.
Dover, f.. j. Grout, a.
Dummerston, W. W. Burnett, r..
Grafton, ". X. Davis, n.
Guilford, Joel Flagg, ID.
Halifax, r. III. Niles, n.
Jamaica, j. A. Muzzy, II.
Londonderry, l.. 4. Lsndman, X.
Marlboro, II. II. Shaw, h.
Newfane, ID. A. Benson, II.
Putney, II. b. Warren, II.
Rockingham, NJ. II. Ray, X.
Somerset, l.. Z. Harris, X.
Stratton, r. G. Pike, r.
Townshend, w. NJ. Holland, X.
Vernon, r.. IA. Ackley, Il.
Wardsboro, ID. G. Dexter, II.
Westminster, A. NJ. Shipman, X.
Nottingham, W. 5. Allen, ID.
Wilmington, r.. II. Porter, ID.
Windham, W. q. Adams, X.
WINDSOR
Andover, j.. w. Hazeltine, r.
Baltimore, w. T.. Pollard, X.
Barnard, A. g.. Perkins, II.
Bethel, 4. l.. Martin, Il.
Bridgewater, +. =. Smith, II.
Cayendish, A. NJ. Fletcher, X.
Chester, l.. r.. Sherwin, X.
Hartford, 4. A. Barrows, ID.
Hartland, ID. 9. Webster, II.
Ludlow, A. q. Stockwell, /.
Norwich, e. W. Brown, II.
Plymouth, r. n. Moore, X.
Pomfret, A. T.. Fuller, r.
Reading, NJ. Amsden, X.
Rochester, r.. H. Edgerton, II.
Royalton, ID. l.. Burnett, K.
Sharon, NJ. Z. Noyes, n.
Springfield, +. b. Finn, r..
Stock bridge, ]. A. Chedel, II.
Weatherstield, II. b. Leland, X.
Weston, j. f. Austin, /.
West Windsor, Il. y. Pierce, X.
Windsor, Maxwell Evarts, II.
Woodstock, l.. I. Kidder, X.
NOTES.
Maxwell Evarts received a unanimous
election as town representative IN Wind
sor, a compliment never before paid to any
candidate Tor that office ia the history OF
the town, so far as known
Waterbury, Roxbury, lowell, Worcester,
Rutland town, Georgia, Milton and Norris
to vn had long struggles over the election
Of representative. Georgia had the longest
fight, lasting into the third day. when
election was had on the nineteenth ballot.
His rejoicing townsmen and visitors 10
the number OF 1000 or so IN all rendered
the goyernor-elect, Hon. fletcher ~
Proctor. a grand reception and illumina.
ton at Proctor last week "Wednesday
evening. In Proctor, Mr.. Proctor re-
ceiyed 45I votes TO p for Clement,
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WE WANT AGENTS.

very town 10 purchase hides, skins,
COL tallog, bones, etc, and snip
u ls. We pay the freight, remit ior
FrCzs
To- $50 want agents to sell ~ Burling-
Fertilizers ami Poultry Foods.
~. ere strictly high grade goods n
M nd Is rapidly increasing. Write
ior prices and particulars.-bur-
rendering Co, Burlington, YER
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HAPPY WOMEN.

U,,ldn't any woman be happy,
vears of backache suffering,
g. n misery, nights of unrest,
~ distress OF urinary troubles,
y, fgd relief and curei
~ rsason why any reader
sl,1i8 suffer in the a OF evidence
~ Almira A. Jackson. of East Front
Traverse City, Mich, says: For
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Sur Grri6tuna einea
biologii6en Station in 8rOnlanb III
Der bdnif6en &egierurs cine S6en=
:uns bon 10000 Mart gema4t tporz
ben. Die 3egieruns pirb Die Stas
tion nit einem iGbrli6en So tenauf>
panbe bon 240O Marf. u~nterhalten.
Ndn berIpri3t ii6 BON benz neuen
Snititut ~pertbppIIe &eiultate Der arts
tii9en Tprf4uns.
= q d n NJ
GbritantS sna5 8raunsbirn per<
rnaliidte in 9ab 6dl Bel Der Aepdrdz
tur bes @utomobils bes 9utsbefiBers
6rafen Sbeooor Salburs, Der nit
Baron 2ubpieitorff auf elmer 6abrt
bon S9lob 2eonftein in 9aa ansez
fpmmen mar. Sas Nutomobil batte
einen Sebler urb fpurbe in 6aa in
einen S9uppen einsefteut. @uf Sulz
burgs 8itte unteriu6te Der aufGaig
onpeienbe 8raunsbirn bas Mutomoz
bill, Inn es gu repariren. Oabet
Ipderte fi9 Der @erf9luB bes 8ensinz
bebGlters. Sas Benign flog beraus
unb ent5iinbete fi9 an Der offenen
Serge, BEL beren 2i9t 8raunsbirn ars
beitets. Siefer tpurbe bon Der brent
nenben Sliifisfeit iibersofen unb erz
lit f6tpere 8ranbpunben. benen er
am foleenben Mprsen erlas. @u4
@raf Salburs trug f9pere 8ranbz
tpunben babon, Die aber ni9t tObtli9
finb. Baron 2ubpigitorff fopie eli
niee dnbere Yerfonen tpurben nur
lei6t perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Sort W apne, 81. Gpril. SIN
De8alb gountp ma4ten gsfern 3ruei
perionen ibrem 2eben elm gnbe. Wil.
liam Gits, Elm In. Der Rdbe bon SO.
ruana, tp~obnsnbsr Jarmsr. bseab f9
ssftsrn WOrgen gs9sn $50 nbr In
isinsn Obfsartsn, UNI bort @rasia.
men au fdsn. Na9oem er bieie Nrbeii
bsenbet battle. 3os er einen neuen @epOl-
Der, ben er erf sinige Sage ,ubor &c.
fauft batte, ars Der &af9e unb i9ob
fi9 In bic Settle geraoe unterbalb bee
Ser3sns, uno mar i'm Begrif, einen
3usiten S4uB absuesben, als er bon
isinsm Srbne, Der In Der Tdbe mar,
baran perbinbsrt purbe. Der SsIbf.
m6roer farb eini9e Stunbsrt fpater.
aus sinsm S9reibsn, wel9ss sr bin.
ierlaRen bate. cling bsrbor, baB er fG
t1ofl larIge NIT Der Ab19t SelbttmDrc
su beesben estrussn bate, unb if q
mabri9einli@, bob Fnanjteae S9mie'
risfeiten unb 5amilien : 3eruhrfniRs
ibtt 3a Der ber3ueifelten 8bat gstriebsr
baben.
Sfaiab 6uman, 40 Sabre oft uni
Elm Deteran oes Fpanii8.ameritanif9sr
Rrissss, besins eefsrn Na&mittae
Sslbfmorb, inSsm Ct R9 In isinem
6aufe erbdngte. CT arbeitete nod Elm,
baIbe 6tunbe, shs sr bic 8bat bsgina,
In ieinem Gartel unb unterbielt iiG
NIT feinem Na&bar, gr wurbe boz
ieiner $o&ter. bic BON Der e9uIe nod
6auie fam, toot aufsefunosn. g!
tuirb anssnOmmen. bab anbaltenb,
2rdntli&tsit, tueI&e bonn Mrmubienf
terrt6rte. i'm gu Der 9bat sstrieber
bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

2aFsnpuntt, tptiroe fir bieielben ei1sn
ar6beren 0erIuf bsoeuten wte Der
Sa9idabsn bur9 bas Jeusr, neil mil
benz 0erlut bes Orientbanosls oas
tuertbboae @ei&dfts.@ runbeigentbun
'nabs3u sntperthet tptiros.
gs if aliO nit St&erbeit an3unsb'
men oaB ni9t nur bic rieFgs1 Wsr'
f9erunssiummsr, fOnber1 mebr ole
boppelt iobisl bislans latsntes Galifor'
nier @elb alsbalb in Circulation &C.
lanat bur9 ben f9leunig benbtbigtsr
Wieberaufbau Der Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Sn ieiner Reoe beim Sabres.g an'
lett oes paeifie-@ Clubs tn Tittsburs
fagte Boron Sped bon Sternbur9 un=
ter anorrsm 5olsenoss:
Is TT cine unbeftsitbare 8batia4s.
meme 9srrsn", faste Der Dsuti@s
goti9aftsr, . oaB bic gersinistsn
Staten unb Ysutf9lanb In benz ilou'
frielsn Wsttftrsite on Der Spibs Der
Nationen marf9iren. unb tuen1 mir
uns nod ben uria9en srtunoigsn, 10
werben mir finosn, baB bieie 1tpeierlst
art fnb- geibe 2dnoer babsn bas
lduternbe Tsgsfeler zines md4tigsrl
3rieees burdssma6t. Sas enoe bee
fur6tbarsn 8irssrtrieges In Imsrita
Iab einen mieber sssini9ten 0oroen uno
Shoen unb Der oeuti9.fran36fi9s
Rriea fhbrte bic S4aHuns zines GEE
einigtsn Ssutf9lano, bic Wisosrsrfts'
bung bss Seuti9en Rei8es bsrbei. Bel
beioen Rationsrl bat f9 bieie giniguns
Der aetrennten 2rdfte als frdftisfer
4niporn oes inbuarielen Jortf9ritts
eruiefen. Dor 35 Sabrer fanoen
Ssuif&lanb unb Mmerifa, mas Grim
Sunasqsif unb Snouirie anbetriHt,
bintsr England uno Grantrsi8 surtid.
Gefaiten sic mir, 'meine 9erren,
Sbnen ndbsr 3l %erfldren. mas Seuti4'
lamb tn bic borsrudbnts Gage trob Der
i9msrsn SinoerniNs ssbra3t bat, NIT
pel&en es f1mpfsn muB. Sn Seuti4-
lamb fno, ME Sic Ale piHen, bic
Shlfsquelen Der 2anbuirtbi4aft unb
bes gsrsbauss TN gerbdltniRs gu nnes'
rem 2dnbern, ipslGen In man&en 5dl.
len unbsgrsnsts iuloniale 6hlfsauslsn
our gsrfhguns fishsn, iebr bsi3rdntt.
3ubem if Ssutidlnnos geograpbii9e
Gage cine iol9e, bob barin fir feline
Wa9barn cine befdnbise NuHorberung
geleger bat, bic Srii9te ieinss Glsibes
our9 perbrsderii9e arteae gu 3erfbren.
9aourH bat Ra Seuti4lano big auf
ben bsutieen Gag se3punsen ssfsben,
cine eroBs Mrntse 3u baltsi. cine md4s
tigs 6loits au bausn unb Rh etnen gros
Zen She'll isiner beften Beb6lferun9
our1 Nusrpanberun9 entaieben 3l laf'
len. Die 6aupttrie6feoer Der auber'
orbsntli9sn inbufrielsn gntmidelung
bilost Der fiarts natiouaIs 9eift, uel8er
aus Der Ginisuns Ssutf3Ianbs berDOr-
ssganssn TT. Den nd9f md9tigsn
5attor bat bic miHeni8aftli&e 5Or.
i9ung unb bic a~ntuenoung Der Gors
f9unssreiultate auf bic prattii8en in'
bnhrislsn alufsabsn Der NaiiOn ge.
btIbst."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
@fftorfnfs Ueif1.
Gin ueuer Giniubrartitei in Gtlglano unb
oe6eu Scoeutuno ia, Sanoet.

Gin neuer Ginfubrartitei in Gnglano unb
oefem ScSeutuno tn, SanoeL.
gu einem Ginfubrartifel bon auber.
oroentli9er gsoeutuns 1T in gnslanS
oas %sefrorene '5leif3 sspOrben, bus
in munnisfa9iter @sitalt aus autraz
lien, euzGeelanb uno SiOamerifa
na3 England psri9ifft pirb. Ra6
elmer suberlGiiissn S9Gbung iinb au>
genblidli9 ni6t peniger als 100
Ssean0ampfer ausi9liebli9 fir Die
fen SGnoelsoerfebr eingeri4tet uno be-
ftGr6ig spif9en 2onoon uno Den @rz
portbdfen Ser g%enannten Gambler untsrs
ipe9s.
Sas SuriidbaltenOe Mibtrduen. nit
Dem oas publifum anfanes Dem in gez
frorenem 3uitanOe aus fernen @egenz
Den eingefiibrten frif9en Sleii9 gegen>
ii6eritano, lit nabe5u sei4punoen,
benin oss Sieii9 lit biaig unO man
bat fi1 iiberSeust, ouB es bel forgz
.famer 9e6Gnbluns ni9t gar 10 biel
bon ieinem @pblsef9mad rno ieiner
Nobrbaftigfeit einbiibt. uno buB es To-
gar in pielen Sdnen Den eigentli4en
&onierben bor5u5ie6en lit.
Sn Der Statiitit tpmmen an eriter
STEELE Sie duI traliI9en S9dfe, bon
oenen pG9reno Der leBten Sabre
4,728,654 Stiid in 2onoon eintrdfen,
I'm gum tleineren She'll in ser 9uupts
itabt feIbit fonfumirt gu perben, pGb>
reno bic Mebr3abl in ben enslif9en
9robin5en piGige 4bnebmer fanb.
Iber Der Support bef9rGnft fi9 ni9t
auf bieis niiBli6sn 8liestrdger, ion>
bern in Ser langen elite finben fi9
neben i6nen mod ber5ei6net: 380,731
R%inberpierteG uno 96,577 padunsen
BON rperi9ieoenem," porunter &anine
den, Sammelfeulen, S9ilbfroten,
O9fenz un6 &Gnsurubi9tpdnse,
&dlbsnieren, &albsbries9en un6 dns
oere 2eferbihen gu perteben iino =
dlleiummt in gefrorenem 3uitanoe.
@on Der Menge oes oamit uuf ben
enaliT3en Marft 9efporfenen Sleif6es
mag man fi6 cine 8oriteaung MAIDEN,
penn man erfGbrt, bab ieber nit &az
ntn6en gefiqte &orb p~enigitens "a
Stiid entbGlt, 10 bab in einem Sabr
ettpu 100000 Gremplure gum Ser
tuuf gelangen.
@on bober Wi6ttsfeit fir Die Grs
baltung zines guten 3uftanbes 0ieler
Sleii6ienoungen lit es natiirli9, odb
tie nit Der parmen Iubenluft 10 tpenig
als m6eli6 in 8eriibrune fommen.
Ius ben nit beion0eren 9efrierfam>
mern p~erfebenen S6iffen miifen lie
oesbalb nit aller rlIr thunli9en Be-
f9leunigung in geeignete 2agerrGume
perbra9t per0en, fofern ni9t ibre fo7
fortige 0erldbune in bereitfte6enoe
uno ebenfaqs nit entfpre9enoen 8or4
februngen uusseriiftete @ifenbabn5iiss
a%ngdnsis lit. ,.
. Sds 11mldoen in Sen Sods pol>
5ie6t fi9 nit bepunoernspertber
promptbsit. Sie fir Die 4ufnubrie
Der iiberieeii6en Tleif9ienbungen BE-.
ftimmten @efrierrdume iino our@
S9ienenpese nit Dem 2unoungspluB
Der S9iffe perbunoen. Die in einsn
fudartisen @toffiiber5ug einsebiiaten,
brettbdrten S9afe perOen in eleftrii9
beleu9teten 8Gumen aufgeftapelt,
Seren Semperatir beitGnbis tisf unter
Dem 9efrierpunft erbalten miro. Nnein
in Den EDITORIAL ods gibt> rs 48 Die.
fer 9ammern, BON benen Die erDBte
5000 S4afe eleiGoeitig dufnebmen
fann. Snsgefammt lafen ii9 bier
$4,000 Stiid unterbringen. SIN
@eft SnbiazOod unb in Weft Smith
fielb, Dem sroBen Gsntralfleif9murtt,
lit auberbem nod plub fir ungsfGbr
100000 S9afe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

Der Wiener 8emeinoe<
rotb bat einitimmie einen &ntrae an
aenommen, Den beuti6en 8erearbeis
tern, bie fi9 an Der Rettung Der perunz
oliidten 8srgar6eiter in gpurrisres
belosnmiitbig betbeiligt baben. Die pouz
fte 8epunOerung aus5ufprs9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23

@ottIieb Qeutbarbt,
81 semitbIi@e eds",
Ode 2obIe unS Marfetne Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-23
NeucS pom Shnee.

G9on ieit lGnaerer 3eit bat man
einen sepihen 3uiummenbang 5pi@
f9en Ser Semperatur, Bel Der Der
S9neefun ftattfinbet, unb Der Sorm
Ger S9neeitern9en permutbet. gu
tpeilen fallen febr einfa9 gebil6ete
Stern9en, 5utpeilen uber ie6r rei4ge@
glieberte, Guberft fompli5irte @e6il0e,
Die i9on mebr &reuaroietten Gbneln.
Gin amerifanii9er Meteorologe, Bent
leb, bat nun mebrere Winter eingebenb
Die Struftur Der S9nesiterne unb Die
CUR 53eit oes betreffenoen S9neefalles
berrf9enoe Semperatur, Winori6<
tung, W~inbtGrfe, fotpie Die 9Dbe Der
S6neepolfen unteri a9t.
@r funo, oab Die S9feefferne Inn
10 fomplisirtsr eeitaltet fin6, ie itGrs
fer Der S9neefturm, ie betpe9ter Die
4tmoipbGre III, nn6 ie bober Sic
Sdneetpolte itebt. Noro< une Sio>
pinoe aeben srDbsre, aber bsitGnoieere
Sterne, pGbreno Die f%einftcn uno 5ier>
lt4iten gisnaoelf ternGen bel Sft> uno
Weftpinben uno nieorie b~Gngenben
S6neetpolten fallen. gieenartiue
S4neefferne, Die idon mebr fleinen
geadbnten S9eibden slei6er, fallen,
tpenn Der S6nee beim Nieoerqehen
zine marine auftidi9t pafiiren mub.
Tinfidbriger 8erbres
d er. Ser fGaf Sabre alte anabe
9uftap 8Dbm in &olmar, Glfab, lodte
Elm o~ierjdbrises MGb9en aus Dem
9ofe zines bortigsn Mntpeiens nod Dem
ufer bes 2audflufes ua6 ftieb 6os
2ino in bas Siemli9 tiefe WaFer. Gin
1~4idbrieer &nabe, tpelfer Der Shat
5ufab. f9rie Inn 6ilfe, ,nb es selana
Den Hebleuten @ebr. 9ilb, bas 2inb
an's 2ano sn fdaffen. Irf sic alei6e
Weife battle 9uftap 80bm i'm 0oriabr,
ben bier Sabre alien 2naben 9irn In
Den @innbod seftoben unh bierburd
6efen 500 bur9 grtrintel beranlabt.
Der iunse 0erbreder lift ein Gobn 6es
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
A Sharp Eight.

A dispatch from Las Cruces, Santa
Clara province. says the mayor, the
police. nearly all the councilmen and
officials of the town, together with all
the rural guards stationed there. and
500 citizens have joined the insur-
gents, Senator Frias, of Cienfuegos,
has received a telegram reporting a
similar state of affairs in Trinidad.
Twenty revolutionists were killed or
wounded Saturday in a sharp fight in
Cascajal. near Santa Rosa, between
rural guards under Maj Gomez and
Ievolutionists 200 strong under Reinos
SOS. This is the most serious battle
yet fought and is a government vic.
tory, the rural guards escaping with
out serious injury.
President Palma has officially called
for volunteers to compose national
militia or infantry and cavalry and to
cooperate with the government forces
under the command OF the chief of the
rural guards. President Palma has
also bought $4,000 Remington rifles
and 100000 rounds OF ammunition in
New York, which is now on the way to
Cuba on the Ward line steamship
Mexico. A consignment of 5000 rifles
and 100000 rounds of cartridges is
expected to leave New York on Thurs
day
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
BABY COVERED WITH SORES.
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh Un-
less Hands Were Tied-"Woud
Have Died But for Cuticura."

My little son, when about year
and half old. began to have sores
come out on his face. | had a physi-
clan treat him, but the sores grew
worse. Then they began to come on
his arms, then on other parts of his
body. and then one came on his chest,
worse than the others. Then l called
another physician. Still he grew
worse. At the end of about a year
and a half of suffering he grew so bad
| had TO tie his hands in cloths at
night to keep him from scratching the
sores and tearing the flesh. He got to
be a mere skeleton. and was hardly
able to walk My aunt advised me TO
try Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
sent to the drug store and got a cake
of the Soap and box of the Oint-
ment, and at the end of about two
months the sores were all well. He
has never had any sores of any kind
since. He is now strong and healthy,
and | can sincerely say that only for
your most wonderful remedies my
precious child would have died from
those terrible sores. Mrs. Egbert
SHIELD On. II. +. d. No. /, Woodville,
Conn, April %. 1905"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
GIANT RApIsHEs OF THE EAST
There the Vegetable Grows to an
Enormous Size.

=. Radishes in North China and In
Japan are as important and ubiqui-
sfous a part of every meal as is bread
in America. In both countries many
millions of bushels of this vegetable
are grown every year, and they are
10 be had at all seasons. Ii is thus
easy to understand why these parts
of the world grow the strangest and
biggest radishes known.
The giants beside the little French
Breakfast, our favoIte American va
riety. are but babies beside the mon
sters they grow under the warm,
moist influences of the oriental eli
mate
These radishes are grown on Amer
lean soil from seeds imported by the
United States department OF agricul-
ture from China. They take we'll to
the American climate. and probably
would have weighed five pounds when
full grown.
When these fellows are grown in
China they rapidly form a great bril-
liant red globe eight to ten inches in
diameter and weighing sometimes 20
pounds. Another kind is snow white
and grows foot long. and still an
other is brilliant green on the out
side and a beautiful wine red when
the skin is cut. Some OF these
strange vegetables are exceedingly
delicate in flavor and texture when
grown under favorable conditions.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
Fouled the Water.

Sparrows that built their nests
around the top of the standpipe which
supplies Three Oaks with drinking wa
ter have caused an epidemic of typhoid
fever. 1t broke out 10 days ago. Twen-
ty-one cases have been reported, with
three of the patients in critical con-
dition.
Physicians from Niles and Buchan-
an, Mich, and Michigan City, Ind, as
well as local doctors, tried TO solve
the source of disease. Yesterday, at
the instance of local physician, an
examination was made OF the stand
pipe. The bodies of hundreds of young
sparrows were found in the water.
They had fallen out of their nests built
around the rim of the standpipe,
which was not enclosed with a cover.
The board of health at once cut off
the towns water supply. The stand
pipe was emptied and men today are
cleaning ii. II will be painted and fur
nished with cover
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-30
CUBAN REPUBLIC
DISTURBANCES
WILL ANNEXATION FOLLOW THE
CUBAN NsURREcTioN is
THE QUESTION.
WHO FOMENTS STRIFE?
The Situation Of Affairs on the Island
and Preparations For Fighting u
Out-Saturday's Battle.
Uncle SANS Investigation.

The state department Is beginning
10 take special and active notice OF
affairs in Cuba, but in the meanwhile
is acting in a mysterious manner be.
cause II is concealing its motives and
intentions and because IL is an irrefut-
able statement that the United States
has a grave duty TO perform in trou.
bles of the kind that are now shaking
the government of the island.
That this government is not taking
steps to meet a crisis is an absurd
proposition. At the state department
it is learned that it has set on foot
an inquiry to ascertain who stand be-
hind the revolutionists-wh are fur
nishing apparently unimporiant peo-
pie in Cuba with the sinews Of war.
Ii is evident that the people who are
pulling the strings are either those
who favor annexation in this country
and in Cuba. or the agents OF foreign
governments. who wish To destroy, -.
they can. the understood protectorate
Of the United States over Cuba.