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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-07-11
$3.50 REWARD: To- Hss,s Ans nj,

Association sub-order No. 81, win Iay q re.
ward of $3.50 for arrest and conFiction of an y.
one guilty of grand larceny, and $50 for con-
viction on charge of petty larceny. Money
on deposit in Citizens State Bank to pay re-
ward. The Association also hereby gives mo-
rigidly enforce the state gare laws and pro-
hibit hunting, fishing and tresspasafng upon
all lands owned or controlled by the mem
bers of the said above order ByI order of
Kaneas.
The above offer applies on1y I'd cases In
which property is stolen from mcmsers Of
this order.
JAMES CsGARrEs, dent
y, 8. uCELWAln, Secretary.
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Take the Postmaster's Word for It.

Mr.. F. NJ. Hamilton. postmaster at
Cherryvale, Ind. keeps also stock OF
of general merchandise and patent med
lcines. He says: "Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera aud DiarrhoeaR Remedy is stand
ard here in its line. 1t never falls to
give satisfaction and We could hardly
afford to be without it.n For sale by J:
r. Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-07-11
Only 80 Years Old.

II am only 80 years old and don't
expect even when [ get to be real old
to feel that way as long as L can get
Electric Bitters," says Mrs. E. II:
Brunson of Dublin, Ga. Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old as young and
makes the weak as strong as this grand
tonic medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid
liver, inf1amed kidneys or chronic con
stipatjon are unknown after taking
Electric Bitters reasonable time.
Guaranteed by j. r. Young Drug Co.
Price SO cents.
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! Hazeiton Items.

Il
The Kiowa bail team will play Haz-
elton next Thursday.
The Hazelton bali team is at the top
since they defeated Cherokee on the
Fourth
Che NJ. E. church people are holding
a Erotracted meeting in their big tent
here the past few days.
q Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peck, of Kansas
City, Mo-, came in to spend the fourth
with relatives and friends few days
ago.
Christian Keller arrived here from
Illinois last week, and will visit and
look after his farm interests several
days.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Best sold part of her
Missouri interests one day last week,
realizing something near a thousand
f E it.
wv. M. Fullerton is rebuilding and
repairing his barn in the north part of
town, and when done he will have q
good one.
Well no there is n ,t much threshing
going on in this locality. About eight
OF possibly nine threshiDg outfits with.
III FIVE miles of Hazelton.
e. B. Jones was down from Wichita
last week visiting relatives. he is one
OF Uncle Sans mail messengers and is
of duty about half time.
| REV. Cummins received the third de-
gree in Masonry at the last weeks
Communication of Charity Lodge, last
week, and was we'll pleased with it.
Judge Olinger advised the pool room
fellows to shut up shop last week, but
IS they are paying for the privilege we
understand they are expecting the city
dads to let them go.
| ! D. ID. German of Lamar, Colorado,
is here visiting old friends. Dan is
one of the best men that ever lived and
has many friends in this locality. He
Is the kind we would like to keep here.
| Charles Piersoll, one of the twisting
est sickle tVisters that ever left here,
blow ed in on US last week, and reports
only a small part Of the Kentucky sick.
aes twisted but prospects good.
|. d. o. Edwards. l.. w. Fullerton and
"a. M. Peek left last week for trip to
Old Mexico, to look after some mining
Interests they haYs their eyes on down
there. They WILL be absent about q
week.
|; Uncle Jake Keller came In from bis
Eldred farm on the 3rd, to help make
the fourth worth remembering, and thu
lfirst thing he did after arriving was tt
Eget a flag put up on the Band stand. i
kwas Uncle Jake's first visit since Feb
EIuary. -
/ Saturday one of the elevators wa
i fout Of tune and the other on,
had to handle about twice as mucl
wheat as they expected. Perhaps I
; hundred loads was delivered there dur
. ling the day. Wheat is making from
s12 to 20 bushels an6 of a good quality
D, Fred Harrington and boy nance
] Barnes from Oklahoma, got mixed VI
4 | a little one day last, week and Judg
J . Olinger got interested in the case afte
t the scrap was over. which cost the boy
1 each SIS and the trimmings. That vii
4 help some to educate our children.
Il j. G. B. Hargis arrived home frou
4 the Hospital at Kansas City one da
il last week, and from his talk with u
, i we expect he is going to make it inter
az esting for that old crippled cuss oYe
/. the loss Of his elevator. and We can al
|. sure him that in his efforts he will fin
!: the people ready to assist him in ever
! way reasonable to put that old chap i
= safe place.
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All kinds or furniture bought and
old, stoves repaired, and second hand
goods of every description constantly
in stock. Store on North Main street.
ADAM JACKSON.
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Dominoes Free I'd Boys 6 Girls

If you'll tell us the rumber and
kind Of live stock your papa will
ship this year, you'll get a nlce
set Of dominoes. Give papa's
name in full.
Rice Bros. Commission Merchants,
Kansas City Stock Yards
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-07-11

A young man or young lady desiring
to attend commercial college can get q
scholarship at reduced rates at the In
dex Office. Call for particulars, if inter-
ested
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

SytGyeAtngsn inom svenska
metodistforsamlingen harstades
kommer att halla en- forsaljning
af forfardigade ~persedlar i kyrkan
pa torsdagsafton den rs oktober.
Hvarje kopare erhaller katie gra-
tbs i kyrkans undertaking. ALA.
som arc intresserade i denna tor
saliEing, arc hjertIigr valkomna.
Ungdomsfdreninga,ne mon.
baptist, missions och methodist
kyrkorna halla slit unionmote i
svenska metodistkyrkan sondagen
den FL dennes XII. q e. M, efter
foliande program:
l.. Gemensam sang.
D. Bibellasning och bon
8. Sang at Koren.
a.. Valkomsttal al Pastor Pear
son.
s. Duett af Miss Ella Carlson
och Miss Hanna Hult. .
6. Ungdomsforedrag at Pastor
L %Johanson.
7. Solo af Miss Selma Almskog
8. Koilekt.
9. Sang at Baptistkyrkans mans
qvartert.
&c. Bon och valsignelsen al Pa
stor Sporrong.
Katie serveras i kyrkans I'M
dervaning omedelbart efter mo
tets slut mot en- afgift af SC.
Skandinaver hjertligt inbjudna.
Basta Underklader och Strum
por i stort parti hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods CO.
/ lordags hade 90 dagar forfu
tit, sedan stadens mayor utiarda-
de sin forordning att ALA hundega-
re skulle fo-se sina hundar med
munkorg, hvadan mundane hume
ra ia springa omkring utan denna
prydnad. Men samtidigt bet en-
foxterrier, som anses vara angri-
pen at rabies, och som eyes at
Mrs Sarah Logan, 1925 Jennings
street. hennes son i ena handen.
Den misstankte hunden har dess-
utom sprungit omkring och bitit
hera andra hundar. Mr. Logan
har rest till Chicago for att behand-
las pa Pasteurinstitutet, och der
est Diet skulle befinnas vara nod
vandigt. kommer en- ny iorord-
ming rorande munkorgen att ut
fardas.
Tort och flint byggnadsvirke
hos S~palding, 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
Gudstienster.

Svenska, miasionskyrkan, hornet ST
och Court streets. S0ndagar: sondags-
skola XII. $50 t. M. predikan XII. 10 As
I. M, ungdomsmote XII. 4.45 Q. M. predi-
kan XII. 8 9. M. Torsdagar: Kort predi-
kan XII 8 e. m.
A. G. SPORRONG, Pastor.
Bostad 1014 - 7 street.
I den svenska baptistkyrkan. hornet af
10 och Virginia SITS. predikan hyarie SON
dag XII. 1915 {. m. och s Q. m. ing
domsmote halles XII. 5 9. m. B0nemote
hvarje torsdagsqvall XII. g..
JOHANSON, Pastor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
Ed ntbrot i to- sdagsnatt forli


den vecka i John Hagstroms smed
ia, 4I8 Court street. Da elden
u~pptacktes, stod hela Diet inre a
smedJan i lager. Brandkarer
slackte dock elden smart, sedan
den astadkonmit en- skada pa 2oc
dollars. som fu.lt betaCktes al
Misunderstanding.
F,ita Miller 444 Monroe ST.,
Leeds. anstalld som tegelkorare
vid Sioux City Brick and Tile
Works, rakade haromdagen falla
at slit tunga tegellass med den pa
fold att EFT at vagnens framhjul
gick Oliver hans venstra knaled'
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

som alldeles krossades. Miller
togs i'ambulans till Samaritan no.
spitalet, der Diet skadade benet
maste amputeras. Miller kan ej
redogora for huru han foil aft kusk-
bocken, men Diet antages att han
insomnat.
Vid behof af Carpets" Rugs"
Lace Curtains och Shades" kom
och Dese vdrt valsorterade lager.
Coda varor till resonabIa priser.
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Fran ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zen,
Missionsmote borjades imandags-
qvall, dervid pastor o. A. Landell
fran Gowrie och kateketen Green
fran Harcourt predikade. Pa it's
Observation-Disclosures hollis en- dis
kussion, och pa qvallen forrattades
'nstallering af forsamlingens nye
pastor. | onsdagsettermiddae
hollis discussion i vestsidans kapell
och pa qvallen forrattades mis-
sionsmotets afslutning atvenledes
i kapeliet. Under motel upptrad-
de afvenledes kyrkokoren, barn
koren och en- qvartett.
- qvall. tredag, samantha
der ungdomsforeningen hos E.E.
Aronson, 1910 jennings St.
- Pastor O.. A. Norrbom reste
i onsdags till Swede Valley, Ia,
och aterkommer i dag.
| Pastor o w. FERN har blifvit
kallad att ofvertaga forsamlings-
warden inom den svensk lutherska
torSamlingen i Davenport, Iowa.
och kommer att afresa dit med sin
tamilJ, sa smart han har .vidtagit
nodlga arrangemanger med saval
EFT som annat.
Mr. och Mrs Alfred Olsons AID
ste son Raymond ligger for mar
varande sjuk i difteri, hvadan hel
familjen blifvit lagd under karan
tan Man far saledee ej Sc papa
Olson i hans skobutik under ma
gra veckor-
Pastor Sporrong kommer i
morgon, lordag, att borja undervis-
nIngen med Observation-Disclosures
nattvardsbatn i kyrkans underva.
ming. ALA svenska barn inbiudes
att deltaga i undervisningen oaf
sedtvare sig de tillhora forsamlin
gen eller ej.
Vid behof at en- kostym, nya
klader eller ofverrock kom ihag
att vi salia dem billigast
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
HURULEDRs Ar Delta.
VI r.fva oft tundra dollars ibeloning for hyari,
Oh NJ katarf, com ej kan botas med HAL1's ca.
AIR CURE.
F.J. CHENEY q Co., egars, Toledo, o.
vi undertecknade hafva ksndt f. J. Cheney do
,l5'9 ID aren och tro, att han ar heder-
20 l aha observation-disclosures, och 1 nnansieIt az
ayilken hrman atagit sig.
WISr& TRUAT, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALpIEd, KIHSAN& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALL's CArARRH CURE tages inyArtes och YER
gar 1lrekt pa blodet och systemets slemhinnor.
Recommendations sandals fritz.
HALLS FAMILY PILLS AFRO de basta-
X X X. Canadian Cedar shine-
les, sta bast emot forruttnelse.
Finnas att tillga hos Spalding.
3& Court SITS.
Da Nj behofver skrindorrar ga
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
Blodforgiftning
hanledes af f0rstoppning, som hastigt
botas af DR. Kings New Life Pills, De
aflagsna ALA giftiga sjukdomsfron fran
systemet och ingjuta pytt lif och styrka,
bota sur mage, qvaljningar, h~ufvudyark,
svindel utan knipningar och obehag. Csc
Lungren q Andrews apotek. Sioux City,
Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
m0k.TORENS lsLEFONNUMMER gle

F6Qd. Der IS dennes en- dot
ter till Mr. och Mrs Carl Anderson
1910 Jones st.
Den II dennes en- dotter till
MI och Mrs Z. Peterson, I'll
South Wall st.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
Sioux City,.

Svenska M0nitorenS kontOr
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarle
qvall.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19

Tiarpapp och takspan at basta
avalitet hos Spalding
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-19
0rgif

hanledes af f0rstoppning, som hastig
botas af DR. Kings New Life Pills. ID,
aflagsna ALA giftiga sjukdomsfron fra,
!systemet och ingjuta pytt lif och styrka
bota sur mage, qvaljningar, hufvudyark
svindel utan kn~ipningar och obehag. rs
Lungren q Andrews apotek. Sioux City
Ia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16
Canaan.
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Concord.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GRAY and son
Aubrey of Lyndonvil'e spent Sunday
with bis brother, Edwin \. Gray.
Mr.. Cole Of Boston, who has been
visiting at +. Il. Joslyn's for few DAYS
returned home Saturday.
There was a good attendance at the
box social aud promenade given by the
Village Improvement Society Wednes.
day evening, March :, at the town hall.
The lunch boxes were sold at auction.
The prize awarded to the gentleman
buying the handsomes, box was won by
G. II. Dudley and was a pair of gold
cuff buttons. n. c. Mclean furnished
music with his Victor talking machine.
The proceeds were Sl2.6l.
i'erley Bonnet was in town Wednes
day, March :.
Dinner was served at the Universalis,
Hestry town meeting day.
Mrs. Miles Mullen of Lunenhnra
visited at S. Moody's Thursday March s
Rev. Ralph Gillian, the evangelist
began a series Of revival meetings at thu
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16
East Charleston.

The mau With a deg ought to lie
thinking Of procuring liceusr.
Mrs. Clara Buck visited her sister at
West Drri, the l'aSt w-rk.
Wm. Howard is moving fr,m the
Pierce farm tu The Braiuard house at
Echo Pond.
Mrs. Eliza Allard al Barton came here
last Thursday To sr-ni several weeks
with her daughter.
'Dr. eastman and wife visited friends
At Newport last week.
Elmer Gray is moving from the hl' ok
Into the tenement recently vacated 10y
q. l.. Kline.
Mrs. Selma Wheeler has sold her
farm To Henry Lewis ui Wrsimore.
". f.. Trip and I. y. Moulton are
at Newport attending county court rs
special jurors.
W. E. Hutton has hnught of Ira Gray
the block IN the village. which contains
four teurmrnts, stone, aud barber shop.
Austin Bushaw aud Wife are both
quite i'll with the grippe
Mrs. Carrie Buruham aud daughter
Ruth of South Ryegat" arr visiting rel.
atives here tins week.
John Moore has sold the Cobleigl
plac" to Ira Gray.
+, Is. Lang, vile aud son of Barton
/ were here with relatives SATURDAY
Little Clarence will remaiu To spend the
week
{. o. Goodwin has heen qnit" i'll ior
a few DAYS
/ j. l. Bake aud Mrs. T.. Royce went
Ia Fitch Bay, Que, Thursday. t. he
/ present at the celebration of the eight
eth birthday anniversary OF their mother,
Ms Ruth Eakp.
y large party Of young people went
To the pleasant home OF Blon Stevens
aud vile last Wednesday evening giving
them surprise party. 4 very pleasant
time was enjoyed
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16
Cranky.

The hom. at John Meiiiunls WAS the
scene OF very PRETTY home Wedding
Monday, March II. when John McIiu-
pis and Sarah Fuller were united "a
holy matrimouy, by the Rev. /. 6.
Appleton. The bride VAS beautifully
dressed ia sa;iu aud point lace. The IN
rited guests p,rtook OF hountiiul rePaSt
aud the occasion was very pleasant
and long to h,. remembered one. Sonr
very pretty present, We're received. aud
all wish the happy couple long and
prosperous life together.
Several m-tuhrrs at Al~N smiths
family have been suffering with Ia
Grippe. Dr. French OF Concord i at
tending them. Mauy others have lyrn
quite III, but are letter at the present
writing.
Robert Waterman spent last week at
Barton, preparing for the coming Law
suit.
VI \. Nilsson has been ia st. Johns.
bury on business.
Rev. F. &. Appleton preached hi'
farewell s-rmnu last sunday. The 10
clemency of the weather prevented man,
from attending church who would gladll
have been there. sir. Appleton vii
return To his home il Flushing, y. \.
I where he viii resume business. liz
leaves many friend, who viii 81 liy miss
him, both ia church work aud in theii
/ homes, "hrre his presence has cheer, {
aud comforted all.
O. NJ. Rice aud Mr. Lang OF ST
.lohnsbury were ia town the past w,.rl
on business.
Town officers 4lec ed Town clerk an,
/ treasurer, e. ". Matthews. Srlrctmru
/ c. H. McGipnis. e.. ". Shores. Is {
/ Gleason. overseer, VI y. Wilson
/ Consrahles. \. ". Shores, W. NJ Shores
Listers. \. VI. Carpenter, w. VI Shores
/ l.. II. Wilson. Auditors, y +. Austin
/ \. VI. Carpenter, !. l.. Wells. Trustee
j. l.. Wells. Road com'r. &. = Austin
[ Fence Viewers. the sel-ctmeu Town
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The American Opportunist.

Columbia sings
Give me men to match my IN ,untains
Give me men to match my plains,
Men with empires in their bosom-
And new eras in their brains;
Men to right earth'S wrongs,
And Gle 1nSe old errors fen,
Give me men to match my mountains
Give me mcn!"
Theodore Roosevelt. through his
powers of comprehension, aud the height
OF his aspirations, already meets the
requirement OF Columbia Aud he il o
qniXotic DREAMER; nor q swaggerer ;
Father, hr is like hardy marine, ready
TO man a life boat in the teeth of gale,
is apparent.
In his present position he might even
exceed +tn requirement., but for the
CALLING sense Of obligation to the friends
who hrlp.d to pat him in power. Such
restriction is no, necessary to insure
the stability of the Republic Indeed
strict craftsmanship on the part of the
chief magistrate is rs likely AS not to
retard the advancement of the nation to
the front. "Columbia" would have her
sons "na'ch her mountains and plains
and all things considered she is not nu.
reasonable in her expectations. But OF
'at n~' is a keen appreciation ot the
possibilities OF high attainmeDts, hy
bright leaders, If these may not h- per.
United to improve UPON the methods of
their pr"decnSInrS, ar ventura n .nr.
e. i"nt'? British Statesmen have occn.
siM'al' y. so v"ntIred, aud by so doing
rer'vify their party.
There is no danger in the capabilities
Of President Roosevelt His earnest
desire to ado things" to promote the
we fare Of his fellow countrymen. and
that of the wards of the nation, cauno,
possibly develop into Cas,rism or any
other nnAmericanism. For the saiepnard
ofour institutions, the power OF q
jealous people to impnach n,,.Americar
sons has not vet been nullfied, nor il i,
likely to he. So where is the need of
"calamity howl?
Now what has given rise to tn.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16

..alarInins- ,sni-ucy toward c.ntr,liss-
ti"ns TIL im-'l a. ilN 81 Stale officials.
ihsprnv. thu. tni thu. P'iui az tH-
Arguments 81 tie opponents ut = Ni>.'
a',l caIai.- i-ai-r viii i-- established.
Ito N"rd ~ - !, u>.-i a.lN i-s',:iy, i"r
mast ol hls artiuas ar. lac r,-sult al hrari
aud head working Together, aiirr a c.,n.
rn'hrusiI- view oi srrIr really daus -Ious
teni-uclrs
>om- unsatisfactory circumstances
have h,-eu brpighr Ia his atI-niiur ia
n'a>"nahlr arguments ii representative
men, not hv the clamnr ot the uuihinking.
~ 'ir ui ia IL 'k-su ~ uf the Is-ol,lr
have called his attention 6" the. ahu>.. ct
| privilege ny vested interests, snmr only
aant tariff rvi>iun Ia the Interest oi
their uwu state. The large miud,.d mau
Sho we'll ls'lt"rns The duty ui passing
upon tii- claims OF politicians, j. certain
| ~ l.agues ia advance of snmr ui hi>
! critics. ia that iIr eau discriminate
hetwreu 't"mporary ,l-luSion>" aud
.srrors. aud actual III ,ri,-s hong en-
d"r'.'i, aud caused ih tn- Inability uI
state officials Ia enforce law. Ii every
railroad, aud other corporations could
I've ~ limited III their operations. ~ Ia
lie kept within the boundary line ni the.
state granting their charters, aud the
officials al these States we're fully able.
and willing Ia ~ regulate the business
that no fragrant injustice could stand
in evidence against full estate rights
there would be no tendency toward
standardization"
| 1t is indeed impossible to guarantee
the efficacy ut um-udcd federal laws
and those To he created but it is too
early To SAY tina, they cannot check
certain tendencies. Perhaps many
alarming experiments will have to he
tried in order 10 attain to such perfect,
satisfactory conditions that "iiresome'
agitators aud reforn-rs will no longer
plague II long suffering people, nat,
rally easy going people.
President Roosevelt is the much
needed moral force. i'm th,. n,,litirs al
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16
NOTICE REI NTING 10 CORPORATIONS
AM gHAETsES
NaIi-. = b-r.hy Eis-n -usnt 9" Ne
90 Arts at I'snt.


N"Ii-- - h-r.hy Eis"n pursuant Q" Ne
"a Acts at ianI.
1. That al c..rI aratipHs organized unher
the law- 90 ktIluHut rNvrpt a. herein utncI-
axis. prsxlIc are un before March o,
1890. bN ~ "a Acts I'd iso-, rcqniteh u
psN to toe STATE au auuunl hcrn~s taN ana
e. make IsIurn- thrItt q I" thr state ltea.-
urrr aud thi~ iscptTtm-Ut
= that n q corporation subject thefrt"
shall refuse ur neglect 1" p-N al annual ~
uru,e tahc~ then clue uuH To- make proper re
turns thereto. pu ur htiurr April /. 1900, u
shall then cCase tu exist
e. THAT unt or NOR, 81 the incurpurat ST.
named iu a charter granted lay thc General
A >rmbiv under which NO ur auiz tiuu =
been riiyCtrsi. are uu ur htiurc March J., louo,
hy Sc 80 Acts Of 1904. required to pay -
the - ste q tax. AMI IL make returns There
for - hcrrinucitrv specified
. THAT "us ur more of the signerS OF the
articles 81 association foT the voluntary tor
nation oi q corporation under which ne ar
ruufz ton b rs Htcu elected are ON or btioTc
NJ arch !. 1900 hN NJ. - Acts of .loo] r.
quire To- pay e tax AID to make returns
thrrtf r uyryiup,iurU spcClicds
%. that 90 all 80 the said Interpretations or
~igscrs shall refuse or neglect 10 paw the
taAc- then duc and t. make rrtu-us therefor
uu ct before April 1, I9uG such charters or
art .ylt~ col association a~ e. ta~c may bc,
viii thcu become tui auu Void
e.. That corporations urgauizcd solely tor
charitable religious or educ .tipuoi purposes
. and cemetery associations are not subject g
said taxes
:. That uonr uf the iucorpuratorS named
~ a charter 1T sIgurrS ct q tiClC~ at us>octa-
ton. are ~up,e % a. said taxes II a corpora.
tiuu tprInc hereunder viii bc limited so ely
10 charitable religious or educational put
poses. or Go a ccui,t cry association.
That blanks for rctnrns may be had
/ upon app icatiun 10 the undersigned
Huntingdon. ". iaHuarT ~ 1905.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-16
Victory.

Mrs. {. Il. Phelps. who went to Boston
a few weeks ago tn have hrr eyes treated
is said 10 be- improving Her friend.
here wish her speedy recovery.
DR.. Il T. Johnson Of Concord vas il
town Sunday.
T. J. Wilkie is able to be about On
crutrhe~
Cora Pooler came home last wret
TUESDAY from The Bright!ook hosrita
much improved in health
+. H. Stevens aud wife left her. last
week Tor Johnson, y IL, where n. ha q
position ~ marker ia the nlii. r4>iguit.
ri, position as agent ior tin. Mrtropoii
Ian Life Insurance Co.
Airs. Eta Craviorl >peut last week
in st. bloomsbury visiting friends.
Miss Flora Fields returned home Sat
urday from the Crossing. WHERE. she lta,
been taking Mrs, Carrie Wilson's place
during the several weeks illness OF tn,
latter.
Miss Auuir lsham is gaining, aud he,
friends are pleased to know that she i,
able TO ride out.
James McHarg is stopping for the
present with his uncle, A. +. lsham.
{. \. BIois was in st. Johnsbury las,
week on business.