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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

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bieie @OHe, nit ieiueuS remer Stabt'
Ruftanten on Der Jirft Greet.
= @aBconabe. Aoolpb Sad
lid reifte leste 8ohe ua& Seattle,
5tnat BaibinatOu. aaat
8eaen 8rantbeit Der 2ehrerih
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SAulunterriHt tatt.
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mole, III bier ibre SerwauOte 81 be.
iuhen.
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be lebte Buhe Elm 96hterhen ee'
fUren.
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welde bier geiu& abftutten, reiiten
am 8ienitus nod Berger.
- Bm. CLIFTON 1T nit ietner ia,
! - d ||IHL .fFOtI
rlilIe in fem ueues Seim e~inaesusen.
5rnu 5obn 1uOoemeper III uOn
eiuem INSTRUMENTATION aufentbult
bel ibren SUbn DITTO in 8anias, bier.
Der aurldsetebrt.
5rna Sermann Sei5ner IN
ernitIih erirantt unb lire Shwsfter
uou Wlorriion 1T bier lie sue pasgen.
5tan gbil leiOet an ssibuOIe'
men Sriier.
- 6. y. Shweiebaufen, rpetter
trant mar, III Jest tuieber Iomeit Der.
sefteut oaB CT ieiner Srbeit hnd1se'
ben fam. n
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rem @atte Dor mebreren Ronaten i'm
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gereit uni ba in Gienit gu aeben.
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testeu SHulpabt InBt eiuhimmis ali
DIRECTOR erwablt. Reft TO! 6reuul
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INNER ben Mun1 nuf ten redtei
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e rld eetebrt. K
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IT,, %feierte lebten SOnutaa ibreu 80
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{ panoten uno uisls 8etannten. 0l
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n terbalteute Beiieu auf. e
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r.: non perntartl mar bel ibrer God
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\ pOtiren um aaf isinem Gieeuthul
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y tsr lJey 10000 @sbsni anitttint
aug ieiusnt Btinbsres ssI4nittsH
unO fd taOara slueu i&6asn u,
Y benueTOisnF erpurben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Steptan pun Morfiion fam boz
mebreren Saseu bier ourdl nut Der
Seimiebr uuH @sO D1f mobtn er iei'
men 8ruosr bebaltiH NOR su3iebeu.
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9eemOnt brnnuts am /. gpt!l bic
SGeune nit Sfsrbs, 5utter, sprina'
'oaesn; @ddirr sntbulteut, uieoer,
upo 1T a0ef Elm tOtaler lgerluit.
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Gin Sled anub, RartOffel ent'
baltent. noe ltes tssten psrbit uesen
bes pielen Rsseus liesen aelaiien,
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umsearabei uno fDr6erte. uorsii9'
liHe 8artOiieln 81 Gage: ni1t MI,
gut gum EiiasebrnadJ ionoerp aud
fur %HanSswefe.
Ger guritlna Elm ueues Shuls
baus cine 9ieiis iaOliH BON bier gu
bauen, ruurbe in Der iuneit absebat'
tene Shuluabl abselebnt.
Rorrffon h. Vim SalmiOnn'
tag uurben in oer euaua, Sncobi'
airHe in NlurriiOn Gonfirmirt: Bil.
helm 8seemaun, 8ilbelm Beieci.
Ehtl @etnbotS, Gbriitian &ihue,
Osior 4iespp, Senriette Shiht,
pslene sunOermeper, Caroline apel,
Soa R5ps unO Olga Rtttbaus.
Seboren tuuroe benz Gusuii
&aherisin tleintt GObn. 'il
- sYrOfeTur Soc spsdbats muBte
uessn zines oatsltiOens feline Ebd'
tieieit einfteGeu unb 1T our b~eiieren
Bfleae mad letnen 0sim in Berger
eereih, IA f@61. a
- aRihnel 9edermnnn Der Sired
enmdhter Der Mo. 8neiie 8abn pOr
ROrriiOn bis @aseOhaoe, 1T an
Stnntas rpesen eines i4limmer
rbeumatiiden 2eibens ua1 benz ct.
Rarp's Sospitul in Seferiuu gitt
eeihaFt posben. Redsrmnn mar be-
iOubers eewiHenbuit In bss Gusiib'
una ieiner naferteeten 8Rihten, uni
i'm itreneen @inter BON 1904 Biz
1905 no bas luetilber 6itsts 80 up'
ter NuQ ftaub mar &c unentueat aui
ieinen 8Oiten. Sas ct. Marp'i
9Ofpital in Seffsrion Gitp 1T cir
prahtuOaes, sueGmdBis einseriAte,
ties 8ranieabaus, in melfem Urn
unb &eih Die eftiefte gufnnbml
fnOet. aIs fino @laicmmen.
@utt iegne bic euten Shwetern
StOIpe. gs mirD bod
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6rad 8. 8. Gmelina 1T nod
, INNER iehr beoenttih traut! /.
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BOde bas l1nstif iein re4tes Beir
, gu breten. Bupu Storf 1T SO Sabr
aft. Gltersidwaas mar bic Triad
Oes uufaus.
Sm. 6rOmm, it,, bat Iein
6arm an bic 6erren Gbas. sell I'm
RnS sniei4e fir $500 uertddIt,
6rls. gaultna Giht uno SCI.
reIs Bod pom ct. Souls waten Bic
einige 9upe auF Beia9.
esBrertn earilba O@sner mir
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S&HL Germin tpie6er bic aatt
? i4ntnaea rDdbrsnb ESsUOOr 8easl,
einitmig sum g6ulOireitur etpdb
e nurte.
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4 Sanuiih NIT ~aniebnlidber Stimmel
mebrbeit sum sa~ulOiteftUy srtpaht
Sstmaun 9Omts witb JisOsr d
ROnb Boss funptren. aieb Bate
b lamb moaFt rntt5 fsin, d. ~.
II unirrguabote. eaf Side
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13
(. aus Dem County.

Y0tS0a NJ. 6rie Enlt niu
iia cine grItmnibtne uuiHaHen
UNI feline pdbnerSnbl gu uermebreu
5rtb. apelIina rtatet iia Jest
iaOn ouf cine ersusbiee aIeebeuernte
osnn felt sSei sBOtsn in er batan
ieipen ateebreiHer gu .firsu.- " I
Y. Stephan bat feline 5arm fir
$4,000 an Ebsu. Roeuiue oertnuft
uno wirb bic 5orm ieines 8ruOsrs
GriB b.jieben.
5rau Bilbslni Semeper be
itentte ibren Satten nit einen lrdf-
tisen 5unsen nm 9Onnertaa lester
@Ohe unb berridt odtOb pier5reloe.
Ghartutte. SIN Der en-.
airde ruurDen am @ulmiuuutug con
fitmtrt: Ers Brebe, Stis Rader
banner, Gmma 8rebe, Clara bilter.
banner unb Gina Suebmeier.
- Nm Gienitne bntteu bic 6raneE
cine Gait 9arib i'm Suhie Don Ser.
ROtidenbatsr uub CAB GO oa cute
Ilnterhnlnue uRb putsu-RaHee.
Strndnh @ilte Miro BON 0ieu,
ftas an bel sBilhslm Raaesbdawsr
aui Der Sarm ben Spmmer 6ber in
Grbeit ieben.
I'm lesten Sunntng trnT BON
3anias slip RidarO 8rebe nit Sns
Mile bier Elm nm Butter. 5riiOer u.
Ghmeiter III beiuhen.
6ermnnu S&lOtta1 braaie
am lebten ROntas Smei @osenta'
banpen sawsine haa DfpensSiae.
. 10 e,nBOiqs. Gte, Cans
ming Gabrit bat susimal iOUieI sder'.
sabl 9Omatsnernte tontraitlih suee'
iaat beIommen ruie i'm 8Orinbre.
aaaui StndenbrOeter, uort
gem, brnGte am MittDO@ Elm 700
@iunO iawser r~uieesnbss S9wsiu in
Den hi is,n Wlartt.
Gbarles Us. Rsnies unb Sat-
tin rsiiten leslie Bods auf eiuen
mehrm61snttihen Yeiuh bel Ter'
tpanbten nnd @GinwOOb. 8anias.
%. 9, Sole, pOn Reo Birpr 1T
am Rohtas naa Canada sereift UNI
ha aaub unter benz Ssimidtteseiest
aufsunebmen uub 81 wobnen.
gburles s6IOttaa reiIte Sien'
Gag mad aOrton, Rebrasta, nm bu
siebrere @Ohen llmihau 81 bnlten.
gr iuirb nuh uDr ieiuer Rldtehr
2incOln, 3ebr., beiuden.
8np. 6. Stepbnu 1T emfis
baran fein bsruerpeeliGe @abe nad
Dem ueueu Seim an Der girf Greet
au idaffeu.
= Souls s6Oeuuta, BON spiss.
III ieht uuSer Sn~,n,tauier ppn Rich
fir nom Mnrkt
\. v. Rener IL ola. aehrer fir
ben tommenbeu @iuter i'm Weibe.
man 2iEritt oao;seat wbtSeu.
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hi,,,6, samm,S ,,nsn GsSi.s1;n ,iner
sosn.tsia,,,,.h lT
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mlgls aul sgeun @ulnsI yarn.
1.susH ua u. ouugO'5 us sUs'
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Serser unb Satin Don Drensuilll
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-13

Ru perfo e II. Das b%etannte Wtd,.
cal poeidsride antpeien innerbaib Der
!fpeItltdjen Sidof9renbe seIesen, 20 Gotten
luoppn z IN auteIt Aein6er9 1T 5u btrfduIen.
SuteS 9erdumi9es WobnbduS NIT entipredp
'eneen Sebsnsebducen upo gcquemlihtetten
.ari benz plaBe. Ndberes az eriragen BEL
WtttmeGatbert q oeIAel ].
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
WILL FINISH VERY SOON.
Supreme Court Rcsumcs-Will Burns
Must Pay 1926 for shooting "a Deer.

MONTPELIER. Nov. 12.-Supreno court re-
convened this morning and will probably
nnsh the business of the term early
this week
In the bastardy case of Carrie Tillott-
son vs.. Frank Green, from Lamoille
county. Chief Judge Rowel ordered an
entry this morning, Judgment affirmed.
The Rutland county case Of Jennie
l.. Porter VS.. France. p. Evarts's estate
james a. Merrill. executor. apt.
an appeal from commissioners, which was
set 20 the heal OF the Docket. was argued
this morning by Judge e. L. Waterman
FOR the plaintiff and W. B. C. stickney
for the defendant, There was a Judgment
in the lower court on the report of Horace
T.. Graham, referee. for the plaintiff to
recover s2.CG5u with interest from Sep
tcmber -. 1906, and costs.
The Caledonia county case of Emerson
Brush VS.. Charles \. Watson, bill and in
junction. was arg cd this afternoon by
e. F.. Bullard and T. G. Cheney for the
plaintiff and j. r. Lamson and G. w.
Wing FOR the defendant.
Judge Miles rendered an opinion In the
Iamoiile county case of State VS.. Will
Burns, shooting deer. In the lower court
the respondent was sentenced to pay a
fne Of 500 and costs of prosecution. This
was affirmed and the respondent was
obliged to pay s235.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
MARRIED 30 YEARS.
4. n. Swim. an Aged Editor, md Wife
Celebrate Golden Wedding.

Bellows Falls. Nov. ia large number
Of people gathered at the home of A.,
n. Swain and wife on Westminster
street tonight to celebrate their golden
wedding.
a. y. Swain. married Susan w, daugh-
ter Of John l.. and Phoebe Putnam of
Erattleboro, November l3, 1856. They are
spending a quiet and happy Old age here
and no citizen is more honored and
respected by all classes. They have no
Children except an adopted daughter, and
now n great grandchild descended from
her. Mr.. Swain was born in Reading,
july r. 1925 He learned the printers
trade in the office of the Vermont
Journal at Windsor, and was assistant
editor OF the Vermont Republican at
Brattleboro a few years prevlou. to his
coming to Bellows Falls and establishing
the Bellows Falls Times, his first issue
Of it being dated August 6, 1876. He sold
1T October !. 1855, having conducted II as
owner and editor over 80 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
Report of the Officers shows 1t Has
Hcen Economically Managed.

Bennington, Nov 13.-The 10th biennial
report of the officers of the Vermont Sol
diers' Home has been made public. one
item of general interest in 1t is state
ment concerning the expenses of this in
stitut!on compared with that of similar
institutions in other States. It is says:
NO other State In the Union having a
Soldiers Home. (and such homes are now
established in nearly il not quite all the
States) north Of Mason and Dxin's Line.
has cared for its veterans al so slight ar
aggregate expense as has ours. In most
of them the initial expense of land and
buildings before M inmate was received
has exceeded the entire cost of our -
years. During this period from May l,
1857. which was the date when We first
bcgar to receive inmates, Though tho
board was incorporated IN 1881 to June
So 1906, there have been 592 veterans re-
ceived and cared for by this home. There
were on the roll June 80, 1906, 90 inmates.
OF these there We're present at the home
f5; absent on Burroughs, .. The largest
number ca the rolls al any time during
the last biennial term was one hundred
and six, Nov. is, 1905. Total number OF
deaths to lure 80. 1o06-l93, There does
not seem to be any prospect of ma
terial diminiution Of the numbers we
shall be called upon to care for. for
several years to come. The membership
las varied little during the past six
years and has not diminished during
the past two years. Vermont veterans
now berg cared for by other State or
national homes are constantly making
applications to be transferred to this
home; a desire which, II we pandered to
it. would 1ll our home much beyond Its
present capacity. We there fore discour-
ago the idea rs much possible.
In the ful1lmort OF the trust conhded
to our care have endeavored TO be
rs economical as possible and carry out
| intentions set forth in the act OF incor-
| poration, maintaining comfortable ana
! pleasant home for deserving soldiers and
sailors. That we have succeeded to n
! fair degree We are confident from the
expressed approval Of General Curtis, |.
s. inspector Of state and National Homes.
| who comm,t,icd our home as one of the
hest and most economically conducted ~
| the State homes. The cost Per capita
I Cor the year ending June 80, 1906, was
| SOS II which includes every expense con-
nected with the home; hut of this cost
the natiosal government paid 500 so that
the actual cos, 10 the State was only
sl3s7l
! We deem it the exercise OF prudence
and good Judgment, to ash at your hands
the Same amount OF Appropriation FOR the
years 1907 and 1893 as was appropriated
for the years 1908 and 1906, which is the
same that has been appropriated on each
biennial period for several years past
namely $4,000 or $1,000 for each year,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15

of Benson, JONES' OF victory, Kidder, La
lombard, Ladd, Landman, Landon, Lath-
am, Leland, Martin Of Ferrisburgh, Mat
tison, McFarlin, Mears. Mead, Mooney,
Morse, Moultroup, Muzzy, Myrick, Nell
son, Nichols. Niles, Noble. Noonan, Nor
ton, Noyes Of Orange, Noyes of Sharon,
oliver Otis, Peck. Perkins. Pierce Of
Hardwick, Pierce of West Windsor, Pol
Ia I'd, Ray of Rockingham, Ray OF Shell
burne, Reed OF Brookneld, Reed Of Con-
cord, Reed Of Hinesburgh, Kicker Robin
son OF Berlin, Robinson of Calais,
Robinson Of Waterbury. Roleau,
Scott of walden, Severy, Shields,
I shpman. sleeper Smith of Barnet, Smith
of Bridgcwater, Smith Of Cambridge.
Soule of Alburgh, Soule Of Fairfield, South
worth. SpaulditSg Of Wolcott, Sparks, STAT
ford. stevens Stillwel, Towle, Topper.
Turnbull, Wallace. Warren, Webb, Whit
ney.
Ayes-Allen of Maidstone, Allen Of Whit
lngham, Amsden. Archibald Austin Of
Brookline, Austin Of Weston. Bailey Of
Peacham, Bancroft. Bardes,, Barney, Ban
mister, Basalow, Bishop, Bowie. Brown Of
Norwich, Burnett of Dummerston, Carr Of
Athens, Chedcl Cobleigh, Cowles, Darling,
Dewart Donovan. Drysdalc, Eggleston.
Fisher, Fletcher, Finn, Frame. Gallagher,
Germond Gilkey, Gleason, Goodall. Grags-
field, Harris of Somerset, Harris OF stowe,
Hazeltlne, Holmes OF Sutton, Hooper, HUI
burd, Hulburt. Jackson. Kirkpatrick,
Knight. Lavigne, Leddy, Malone. Martin
Of Bethel. Mason McCuen. Moore, Need
ham, Pike Porter, Preble. Rooney, Scott
Of Bakersfield, Scott Of Randolph, Senter,
| Seaver, shaw, Sherwir Shores, Slayton,
sturtcvant, Taylor OF Bradford, Taylor OF
Pittsheld, Tetrnien. Thomas, Turner, Web
ster Wiley, Wright. Young
Absent and not votlng-Akley. Barrows,
Brahara. speaker, Consdon, Edgerton,
Grout, Heath. Holden, House Howe,
Hurd, Kezer Leonard, Mclean, Morton
Newton, Post, Scott OF Brandon. Williams
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s. 2e-Relating to rate of Interest
judiciary.
S. 4,--Assignment of future earn,
ings. judiciary.
S. 74-Amendine act incorporating
Newport & Montpelier Railroad COM
pany. Committee on railroads.
s. s2-Relating to town records
General committee.
8 lotto revive the charter Of the
Midland Railroad company. Commit
tee on railroads.
Senate amendments concurred In or
Joint resolution on celebration of dis
covery OF Lake Champaign
on motion of MIR. Nccdham of Orwell
the House adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
WOMAN FARMERS SUCCESS.
Gives Men of stowe IN object Lesson
in Intensive Farming.

Stowe, Nov. l2-"Four Winds Farm" in
the eastern part of Stowe furnishes to the
farmers of the town an object lesson OF
Intense" farming and also an instance Of
a successful woman farmer, the farm be-
ing the property OF Mrs, c. F. NJ. Taber,
There are g acres in cultivation and this
year the following crops nave been raised
from three and a half acres OF oats, 30
bushels; one-half acre OF potatoes. 22
bushels; one and one-half acres of north
ern corn, 225 bushels: ore acre OF Sanford
corn for the s!lo; one-eight acre OF car
rots, IS bushels; and about 30 tons OF hay
was cut This amount OF produce Is
coualled by few farms OF 100 acres. L. NJ,
Raymond is employed as farmer by AIRS.
Taber.
TO SPEND $4,000 ON RAILROAD.
Bethel, No l2--At a special town meet
Ing held this morning In Rochester the
sum OF $4,000 was voted to put the road
bed OF the Rochester railroad In condition
for trafic A steam shovel IL here and
work will be commenced At once. This
was the railroad which was closed py
order Of the railroad commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
DEATH OF w. H. SILSBY.
Prominent Citizen OF Newbury Killed
by Runaway Horse.

Newbury. Nov. 12-William II, Silsby,
ono of the towns most active and highly
respected citizens died this afternoon
from injuries received early In the day b."
being hit by q runaway horse. He vas
walking towards his home about nine
o'clock when the accident occurred and
though the doctors found several bones
broken there was nothing to indicate
fatal injuries.
He was born in Whiteheld n H., In
1885 and had lived here about 40 years,
He represented Westmore in the l~sisla-
ture OF 1870 and Newbury In 1886. He was
member Of the 9Th Vermont regiment and
leaves three children. Albert w. and
Mrs. NJ c. Knight OF this village and
Mrs. ~ NJ. Stetson of Duxbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15

Co., 259.79; st. Johnsbury g. Lake
Champlain r. r.. Co., 3164i: Rutland
Street Ry. Co, 3l11S: Burlington
Traction Co, s53.10; Barre II. r. Co,
S7o91; Montpelier & Wells River r. II.
Co.. 963.11; Montreal & Atlantic r. r.
Co, 1.222.72; Atlantic & St. Lawrence
r. r. Co., 2,43209 Vermont Valley r.
II. Co., 4,10s.o3 Connecticut & Pas
sumpslc Rivers r. r. Co. 9,9S1.97;
Rutland r.. II. Co.. 12,14o3l; Central
Vermont Ry. Co, 1624113.
The House to-day refused a third read
ing to the bill amending the act incor-
porating the Burlington Gas Light COM
pany, on which public hearing was
given last evening. The report OF the
committee on corporations was unani-
taaa,islA. .ilt.nrsn u. Tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
SHOOTING IN A SALOON.
One Man Shot In tho Leg-TwO Men
Arrested 70" Assault.

Rutland. Nov. l2.-As the result of an
alteration ard shooting in snlo"a
at Granville, y. Y. Saturday night, VIII
liam Hughes has a bullet hole in his right
leg and Michael Hickey and william
wade were held to-day in 500 bail each,
on the charge Of assault
II is said that Hughes was not in the
alteration, but the bullet struck him
when the bartender, Patrick Minogue. at
tempted to grab the revolver when Wade
fred At Hickey
OLD RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
Rutland, Nov l2.--Andrew Jackson
IIttlencld, who was in the employ Of
tho old Rutland & Burlington railroad
when It started and remained at his
duties of mechanic FOR it's successors
until he was compelled to retire be-
cause of poor health after more than
half century of continuous service,
died at his home in this city to-day
aged 81 years. Mr.. Littlcfeld was
born in Andover but had lived In this
city since babyhood. He came from
family noted for old age. His father
died at 81 He lived with a sister,
Mrs. Oscar Brown, who Is 90, Little
fields grandfather, Obadiah Littleheld.
Is said to have fought at Bunker Hill.
MISSIONARY MEETING
Middlebury. Nov l3.-The National and
State Home Missionary society held a
Joint rally for Addison county in tho
congregational Church this afternoon
which was fairly well attended,
Among the speakers were Don o. Shell
ton. associate secretary Of Congregational
Home Missionary society of New York,
Rev. Charles a. Jones, superintendent OF
missions in Pennsylvania, Rev. C. II
Merrill. secretary OF Vermont Mossion So
ciety In the evening DIR. Merrill out
I,ned the opportunities for home mis-
sons advancement in Vermont
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PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
Bill Amending Gas Co.'s Charter Killed
Debate on Capital Punishment.
HOESE-MORNING

Devotional EXERCISES conducted by
Representative Shaw Of Marlboro.
SUBSTITUTE BILL.
For II. 5s-To incorporate the Title
Guarantee and Trust company of WI
nooski ordered to lie and be printed.
READ THIRD FINE AND PASSED.
II, officiating to local elections.
ii. disqualification OF voters at an
nual meetings.
II. 265-Quarantining infectious dis
eases,
II. 307-Relatng to Norwich Univer-
sity.
H. 337-Public rights in town OF East
Montpelier.
II. 36O--Misuse of receptacles for
conveyance OF milk
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IT have been somewhat costive. but
Doan's Resulcts gave Just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly"-Gcor r.,
Krause. 306 Walnut Ave. Altoons, Pa.
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
Elgin. H.. Nov. 12.-Butter firm and
UNCHANGED from last week AT 26 cents.
Total output for the week c5S,3D pounds.
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Retired Military Veteran of Two
Wars Passed Away Mon
day Noon.
STRICKEN AFTER VOTING.
a Severe Chill While RE-
turing from the POlls-FOllowed
by an Intestinal Trouble and
Acute Pneunonin-Lapsed
into Unconscicusncss.

Bakersfield, Cal. Nov 12.-1Ms1 of- Cen
eral William Rufus Shafter, u. 8. A.
retired, died at 121 p. m. to-day at the
ranch OF Capt. w. Fl. McKittrick. his SON
in-law, twenty miles south of this city
after an illness OF seven days.
While returning from the polls last
Tuesday General shaftcr contracted a
severe chill. which augmented a slight
indisposition and necessitated confine-
ment to his bed. Intestinal obstruction
was discovered by the physicians sum-
moned but it was determined that this
was n secondary affection brought on by
an acute attack OF pneumonia. wednes-
day and Thursday no improvement was
noticed and Friday afternoon additional
medical aid was summoned. On Satur-
day aftern Don a slight rally was detected,
and relatives and physicians were hope
full but the change was short lived. At
ten o'clock a sinking spell seized the
veteran. Early Sunday morning a
consultation Of physicians was held at
which an operation was suggested as the
only means Of relief from the intestinal
obstruction. but the condition OF the
patient was stated to be such as to fore
cast nothing but fatal results in such
mn attempt.
| Throughout his Illness General Shafter
bore up hravely. Cheerful and hopeful
though fully cognizant of his critical con-
ditioO the general remained conscious until
nine o'clock this morning. Pure oxygen
sent from San Francisco, performed a
great work in maintaining life but after
midnight and early this morning a con-
slant weakening was Giscerned. Dr.
Mitchell and the trained purses labored
untrinely but lie general lapsed into I'M
consciousness at nine o'clock and re-
manned in that condition until death. Cap
tain and Mrs. McKittrich. the generals
son-inlaw, and daughter, Miss Carrie
Redmond. Mrs. COPYRIGHT and Capta.
james w. Shafter were at tho bedside
when the end came.