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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

mas ltn6 'onbcrcn Glontoqen emit
iprift, 0ob sic bomoiiiden EiIor5er
ober elmer mo0IihIt Qcniihtcn 9lr.
bcitcrid)oit Den &or3ug gebcl. &rr
&rr5cm miro picocr etn Sd)ifi nit
Gortltgicirn IN @orolulu cintreiien,
rno man crluortct. BOB bieic lid Ooll-
CrrO olli bcn %nielu nicoerlalien
lucr0cr, unb bo6 bic @r6citcrirogc
burd Den 3u5llg uon Gurop0crn &c.
lott mcrOcn miro. Sidcrlif miiroe
ser 4Iontoacnbetricb iid) bercltcnb
oilsoCbrcn IoiierL merw bie erforOer.
Iid]cI1 9lr6cit$fr0ftc sur &eriiigrmg
itun0cn.
aoniul NJ " q tiers itellt
d).
6reocrid McMoitcrS aus 9tem.
0prf, ser umcritonilde &oniltl III
Suniibor, mcldcr ilt2pcnolrt II. 1adl
Sultic bCorOcrt mor0en mar, I'M iid)
0cgcn Die Don bCll brltiidcn @canltell
luioCr i'm crbObcncr Nnldptlolgln.
gen bc@ WiBuerbnItcna 5lt pcrtbciots
gen. ltnh mcld)Cr uudI pom Ct1crgutt
in 9ii55o IN 6rottreid) iid) @el0 ul1-
fer iolihcn &orp0nOcn uerid)oiit bo.
ben iou, bat lid, IN Der @eimotb cin-
0Cltcllt, mo oo2 Stoot&Dcportement
bat Die Wiittbcilulg crboltcn, Dob er
IN Den lldd)iten SuNcn III Walbllgton
erld)etnen miro.
Ser &ompf NIT bcm Golp.
roOo& iucr.
9tud) Sen Don 4. $, @orrinlnn ct.
tbeiItcn @eiiungcn lit nit Der Sdli2-
Bu10 0ea Nrllhca I'M liter Ocs Colo.
ro0o Miper. j%cnieita Der mcritnniidl-
culiiorniihcn 8ren5c, meld]cr oaa
Imperial mo Colorado S1ol nit
umberehenboren Sdnoen 6eOrobt, be
gonncr moroenL luie Gircttpr @olcutt
pom geoO0iiid)el Bureau blcrbcr De-
ridJtet. Nm Der Stellc, al meld)cr 0cr
meme 9rld) elll1etreten ut, mcr0ell
Eidble IN Den tSlltB getrlcbe1 mo dlli
0iclcn ruben sic @eleilc Der oSous
tbcrn Eaciiic @ubn." 3u0em mcr0cl
ul0ebeltre Selsblode III Den SlllB per
iclft, meldIc ais %tSltn6omcnt tilr so
id)ineu uno on0etc8 Woteridl 0lcncll,
momit man Den Gummhrlldl 81 Der
itopfen qe0cntt.
u nQebptc ouf Moto- un0
8etbelGr6ercicn
Gle 9conlten Oc@ @enerullonoam=
res limo 0e9enwdrtia nit Der Seritcl-
lulQ elmer lleberiid)t ilber Die Oifer-
ten beidGftigt, mel6e onl0Bli6 Oca
8~erfdllfeS bon etluo $4,000 Nder
@eibe- llnb Observation-Disclosures
IN &iomo unb Gomond)c.G ountn,
OIL, ein9eganger iinb. Sn Scr Belt
bonn 3. biz Is, otcicS Wionots morcn
1921 ein5elne Sficrten cin0creiGt,
ullb man id,Gtt, boB iid) icccS Nrgc.
bot i'm Gnrdidn,itt otf 30 ucrid)ie-
DclE @runbitiifc bc5ieht on Sem
Serllebmen nod 1tnndr Cficrtcn Gin
l(ngebpt ouf idmntlidp 253t 5unl
gcrfouf ltebcroc @rlrn6itiidc entbol-
tcit. Sic Scritclllin1 eincs 8cr5cidr
miles bon etro 100000 ciniel1cn
aorter lit nmitGrDlider, ol& mani
lid ppritcIlt, utlb cS biirftc gCgen orci
W3oliate oouern, Biz ertificben mcr,
oen fam. meIdyeS COS bohlte 9(ngc-
Dot oui iGmmtIid)c @rlmOitilde lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

SinGlctolt rcipeftipc 10, If rn0 s
Sabre alt, fonen in Der Nodt pom
Mittmoh allf 9%onnerItng in ibrcr
u0tcrlidcn @obnung in Dem rid)t
rpcit Don @eiton @..Guu gele0enen
Srte Scatter in Den 6loumcn I'M.
Cine 9taturgoasGrploiio pcruria6tc
6cucr. GaS Snus mltroc nit 9}atur
gas gcbeijt. &ier Sauicr branntcn
nicocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
gtnbiirt 1880.
WiIbelat .. Heinharot

Rr. 202f, Ntit.Sn!ttmpresst tnRe.
Wep.Wore elaftiide SrndaGnSer,
ulne syeocr,
fUaHeu Sae NIB Hadt getra1en werbeu.
Mnh Sart-W -9anScr,
meldbe mic rotten. feftft bei'ut gaoen ninbt.
SiefeIben iito BON allen Her3ieIi belienS
emptobIer.
Gr oerferiiat nni QciieIlnne iro bat auf eager:
GdIuitctbauner, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
wride mno NpfsfiFca.s rndbdubes,
70 nrrnIiqirt. Dob ieine. geebrieR inftoct be-
items suiricoen acitcut fiio.
Iue Nruubhdtioer, garodeen uno Sniirii,
uHerfe peroen enrnntirts oab file rnifcn, uno
nuf'5 Gauberfte rnS Bette 1neefertiet,
IAr famsa iiHs Sinmfr
lnicr pnflni bon Nab. Iieiiburoi borbdHbcn
Mib. 2eIepbon ernriiano 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
gscinc nnb Spiritnoicn.
OrQtiS.

Man briunr oirie Nniriac, made etnen 81.
Saul, uno hi. 'uerocu Ihncu utiufut f~uftenfrci
cine Strihe VOtt.. ebrrrn. uocr Gatu.aba.
Gciu oosr ciue 5laimr Sladacrrp st6eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Micrdants' C Mimcrs' Sranspprta.
tim Company.

SnttptcfsStnie
9tad Bottom uno oen Often. ieoen Montag,
Dieniiag, 9onneritag lino Samiiag, &benbs
6 llbr.
Rad Providence iino BEN Often: ieoen GuIn.
tag, Wtitipo6 uno 5reitdg, NGenos 6 u6r.
0an gleuport'ytens ulb H~orfolt: td9li6 I'M
@ ubr I0cnoS.
benz Gage abfdbrcuoe Sampler aiieenonnien.
9ta6 Suo1nlab lnh oenl SiiSen: feoen SieH'
itug, 8onneritag iIllb Samftae, WbenbS o ubr.
0~oiiorer uno gSrobinencesS ampIer fnbreh bon
Der gSerite am 6uBe bes 2onasSods ab. G1'
oanilapsSampfer bon oer Nerite an 5nBe Der
g9citSalsa gtbrnre.
Is. ". Giaiusbar. sl9cnt.
2rllg 9pd.
III. y. Snrnsr, 3sE.sM.
VI. 2. Stebbius, Sen. sWinn.
SniptOlreau - Sisoit.Gfe German. uub
2igbt.Strn6e. dt3,3&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
IaraIenS G. G%rnnipluania 81. 81.

Siac c~ertuiicn gurth.Nu me. Citation:
100 Sor,r. ra6 s'orf Idglin, ahseetorHiiter
Sonntnps.
$40 3orm. nnh Selta, nur Spnn.deS,
go %ornl. mao 9eInir tdgIib, aisgenon1'
ntei Golntdga.
f.2o Ganni. nod @eIGir, mr. eantitoGs.
3.25 Nofm. nab Vcrf ifgit6. alisgeiioriiineit
SonltaqS,
4.O5 9ta6m. mad GeIin. nir Sonuings.
4.45 9iadrl. nnh gelnir idglt6, niis9cnort'
men SutuidG5.
men Gpnniaos.
ft00 Nhcnbs mad 9eItn. :,llr Sorrtaes.
1880 @hcnoS mad 0elair, Wliiiippb II. Snin'
ttoN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
9ambnrgsW
9oppelidranben.
Grprck. nnS SaRasier.S ienft.
Sambnrs-amerifa-Ginie,
81 0roaopap, Nep-gorf,
arthnr 8. &obion,
Nm alten Rlete,
1877 Baltimore Str
G~BeIapcafc Sampfcr.G umpasmie.

SUe1uftufS
Gbciapeafes2fnie.
Glegante Eatfagtcr $ Sur1pfer ogueufid" uno
sWtIdnta" iIGh
Glib Epitt Spntfrrt uno Turfulf, 8n.
Sal1pfer oerlniien Baltimore td9li6 (diisacs
romrTet GonHtage) I'M $50 gbenoS mo fomz
men IN Sio RotIt Comfort I'm o uDr Murqcns
uno in gloriolf nm 7.15 MorgenS al, nni6Iies
beno on Die @iienbabn6l9e mad allen Runiten
0e5 Sioers. .--Ht4ha- =.
Ourf.9itpcrs4iute.
Giegdnte Yafiaeicr SdntDfer ,G6arletteI ll1o
baltimore" ttL&l
radl @efts8uint unD %Siifmpno, ga.
Sampler p~erluiieH Baltimore Sieltttd9S Don't
neriiu1e NM Sumitnge nm = llbr 9Iadnittdgs
uno Iunlmcu SIT AeiislSoint Inn I45 MiOrGcHs
mn 6l Nidnlo1o nm 800 NturQcn9 an.
Sie Sdmpter pcrocu uui ner 0ills mo Rilds
iubri bel gituitiGem @Sctter in @Gouceiter &ojrt,
Slentcnts. Glap Ndut lno Illnipnb'S ).
Sampfrr %Ucriaicn Baltimore uum Bier 9fr. IS
uno 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TutdsNtuete nu6 allen Huriier .onfteH aes
Ii6ert, @cpdd oufee1eben liHo GniIten8immcr
I'M &ornu5 r~cEcroirt iperncn, in ben bieIiqen
sliuets@iircnuI: Sir. ft9, Sft.Snltinirres Straee,
u. 20. Hubinr. Aeeui; ar. t21, Sit'Saltimort,
Stranc, oocr ben Saupt > Siircalir: UT. $50,
eight. straic, Baltimore, W,b.
Hcnbcn 9%Suitrr. T.. Z. Gbisnt,
Gen. sGjef6iftsfii6rer. @en.s 9niia1iers9lpeitt.
:. 81. 9eSanucI, 3iilf3>@cu. s@uii zslGent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

pofnIsSb InlpnQ1onS nnd) yieipsgort limo be-
rett gum @ebrai6 III Der Camden mo nj.
3toC llsSiation nm 600 gbcnhs.
u, nab Atlnutie.Gin an Nohertugen; Y,
rnCb 9tlantic.6itn t1eIi6; 3, mad Ntlauties6ttD
GonntuaS. gIne Sii9e baltc1 in Niimiugtpn.
Is bait in Ebritcr al.
Ybila,. aftum., Gcmoen.S intion, 1915 Sorfn.,
y. 20 gtadnt., ?G.t0 MbenoS; Wlt. HobalsSfntior,
$3.50 gorin., la.25 giahm. POLE glbeno5.
9lbcreeru Nfton;., GamoeisS fdtiou, 2t.00
Ga6ut.. l0.10 abenoS: nj. GoDulsStutiop.
?i.05 Gudui., !6.11 Mberos.
9icfcrpirung bpr Raum in G6Iuis pbcr Bnr'
crsgSnaauis. Gpeiierntcn eic. iuerbcl ihreu be'
icr0i per Sciephou in aneit folaeioet Ytuet'
n, ct. 4aui 1924 uoer Nib., Gonriidro 1901;
SIT. ~JiobnESiniinn. e. & s., nj. Yerrtcu 3f23;
gnnhers Citation Sniorruatipis.Yireau, 6. & q.
O.. Fnil. SAC, ODER DO, Goir., ino 272G; lts
ear. 52e, Siiosgron0ipan.
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s. 6. goiuen's % Sabre alter @ourboit $500
3orburb gtpe, garnutirt @ Sabre alt,
Chart =. :, ....... 7Je.
S6eripooo - @auone. $3.50
Anatl .. zoe.
g8iIfonsgSbisfep. 5Iaf0e ............ 90c.
Sumter, reiner 9fbe. ............... S5c.
gllter Sauis8bisfeb. Gauone. ...... $3.50
SbIoan Groue. GnIone. .......... $3.50
@iter giIesOiue. Gaqone ........ $500
d WIarDIano GodtaiIS -
FllIlC :. =. . . . OJC,
SuifD'S retner WaI3slSDisfeD. GIaf6e.. T5e.
Srun56iif0cr Go9ndc. 6Iaf6e ...St,0 90
stbftHt6. SIaf6e 81. 90
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Baltimore Sampf = Hadct So.
tNItc nne SapsrlaiNoe Yni.einie.l
Sic Yer. Gtadtetts Rot bef0roer1n.
Sampirr p&irgirtn" lncii), rNiaSansa,"

Die Yer. Stadteftsfult betoroertn.
Garipirr ,&irnintn" (nei), ,Niabania,"
,Wrorsin." rEcareiIec".
CAMPER fnbreIt tleti6. GonnllsS nus9enorl'
men, bun oea oNni42i1ie" s4iers, UT. t0--1a,
0ieDisGtrabe, $50 9tbeHoS. bret, mad Oh
Point Comfort. 9logioli. Eort5mouib uno alien
Bunften bcs Gioens. Sertinbrn9 in Sio
Eoint Comfort nit -. & 9. Giienbabn". soh
RiGtmono, &crbinhunq IN 9SortSmoutb nit bent
pSe1bonro 2tir Cine" foiiocn 3u9 nod 9ort5'
mouth uno %st;Innta. 2p g,orfolt &er6inonne
NIT heT .gtIontie Goat eire." ~s'crtolf uno
bern, gSaib;ngton, gns@., Tibnon9, Sd, iino
Eelusgnrf.
Mo15citeH nab suroYdii@em Tlane. .euru'
ri6fe IaiiitcuSitniner, elefirifbe 9~ie.eidtln9,
&nlupibei5una, Spier irci. Reierhirte Gniilieii.
simmer IN oeIt YilletsQjireair Der Bnh Zine"
Or, f67. 0ftsVnIiiuIore, Sirobc. 9t. 800 lino
sos. 2iGbisStrnse. e. VI. &. Office. GiiontifS6e
Baltimore. unh gnIbcrtsStrufe. gGontinentnl
Iruft Guiloiu9" luo glbnie9s Wr. 100, Noro'
GbnrIeseGtrnBe.
Jobn W. Shcrunuo, g, Wrpipn,
R'ces9rdf. II. Sen. sWuHaaer. Sen.'8ah 'Saeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

YdHe Sur 3ciic in's Nnslanb &c.
dorat 6. Raine, Wr. Alb, Oit.YaIti.
mprc-Straie. nabe Gpitamtnnlc-Nu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
NEW REBEKAH LODGE.
Beatrice. No. GO. Instituted Friday
Night with ~ Charter Members.

Beatrice Lodge, No. 50. Rebekah Degree
of !. o. .. r., was instituted Friday night
under the most favorable auspices with
u charter membership of "a. while there
were ~ candidates for the degree. Tho
Institution was conducted by q. T.. Chill
son, grand master and other grand Of
tccrs present were Mrs. &. +. Bond of
St. Johnshury, assembly president; Mrs.
T.. 4. Hazcn of Windsor past president
Mrs.. l.. g. BoNcc of Barre, assembly
secretary: IT. T.. Parker of Bradford
grand secretary: f. Il. Morton OF st. Al
.pans. past grand master; :. A. Reed Of
Windsor, past grand master. +. w. Jack
son of Barre, grand marshal
Officers Of the now lodge were elected
as follows:
Nobl" grand Mrs. bora \. Chilson.
Vice. grand Mir. -. W. Edwards.
Secretary Mr.. Lillian MctiaffoN.
Treasurer-M Mrs. Eva chambers.
The noble grand made tn" following
appointments: K. :. \. g., Mrs. w w.
| Winters; l.. ;. y. o., Mrs. Minnie pan
drew; warden, Miss Isabel Ferris; con
Iductor. Mrs. s NJ. Putnam r. \. :, Mrs
| Elizabeth Blauchard l.. \. :, Mrs. Anna
| Barr; l. e., Mrs. Maud Jacobs; II. >. v
! G.. Mrs. Loretta Wheeler; l.. :. Y. O..
! Mrs Matte Holmos; chaplain, Mrs Hat
tic Stoughton: q. g.. Mrs. Mary Ferris.
After the lAdgc had been instituted tn,
various grand officers made brief re
marks and these were followed by d
banquet,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
CLEANING UP DOCKET.
Several Criminal Cases Disposed of in
County Court.

A variety OF criminal cases were dis
posed of Thursday in county court al
though there were no jury trials.
There were three cases against I. /.
Daley. a Battery street druggist, but
two of them were mol pressed and he
entered a plea Of glilty to the third.
Sentence was not pronounced. lie was
charged with selling liquor illegally
and the cases We're appealed from city
court,
Joseph Niou pleaded guilty to Il
charge Of selling liquor illegally but
sentence was deferred.
William Benway. former proprietor
OF the Bellevue House at Richmond,
pleaded guilty to a charge OF selling
liquor and was fined $500 and costs
His attorney, NJ q. Leary, asked that
he be placed in the hands of the pro-
baton officer on the ground that he
had never Intentionally violated the
law and that now he had left the hotel
and was living on n farm states At
torncy sherman did not object ANA the
court placed Benway in the hands of
Thomas Reeves, probation officer
Ioratio Lamphcre, who was accused
OF assaultiug \. f.. Tryon, pleaded
guilty but sentence was not pro-
nOunccd.
The cases against Josephine Mitchell
and Louise Cummings. who were
charged with breach of the peace, were
mol pressed
TIA" following state cases were Cou-
tinucd state vs.. Tclcsphorc Poison
ucaul, Frank Robinson, Looms j.
rcbo aud e. NJ, baldwin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
A Heavy Load to Garry.

Al.,. u,;th drSporci, c,,nos norvo,,o-
Ao'ls VIZ 4, pi ,I., '.n V DS
ness ana seIIeIaa ~ nr'..t,i, - ny d..
Sa. va. u.s., o M r ;,,os, I'D nr
n,.u .ne io"o W w pi"ai u,ir>'o"' a.o
S n,,as -; we E.,;
ne p,oou ~ I"d 60 "r.i Iu.so,i> n'.
co"!e Iro!h .niS uaso, 1871 *. htId
III urn tue l,ei Se~ ar nv ~" W s"uu'
req u,oou' s'.I w. c ~ p.'Ins ~ W.
BUSINESS s'rep..>1'ae nl'u h''i'' d, u! '1N
uo"h. ~ 10 ~, hehu "u.hi not oNrr piS
s'ca' eNeIt'o" VA uo"s IL. pu. poor S"ili,
acn worn N!,l ppo'. iu,n n'oou wv
oouE - nos pIo1cE.ru as%lisn ~ d .uach
~ germs ~. fr'p. anu Coi.IIuiIlp
I,oil. VI E VIZ ~ 20! ~ ny ri M.u W.
I'ercH Hu".;i ~ nIs'oN' n
az ;,t,, W." oII '''" 90
Ioous M,,nIut oart!uE -. dlco""' VI
Sj,t nnp ~, '.trmc 49,. ,i
nooS lnm, PlU',a
irod;a,', ,to,an ~.
,ian w. i,i ninno,.or ~. III M
Tr,,, -, nddrass ~, H,,r
,r, ~ ~ ht %N' ddrn' W. ~. W r "ron'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
sCHOOLMASTERs' MEETING.
Annual Gathering Of state Club to BE
Held Here ApriI 20.

The spring meeting or the Vermont
Schoolmasters club will he held in this
city Friday, April %, and arrangements
for the event are already under way. The
principal speaker will he DR.. George II.
Locke, recently dean of the School Of
Pedagogy, Chicago University, and editor
of "The School Review His subject will
be "An AVocation Of u Schoolmastcr."
The speaking will bc at the banquet,
which will he held at 7:l5 at the Van
Ness House, proceeded by Il reception.
The special committee on secondary
school work and courses Of study will
report The appointment of this COM
mittoc is the most important move made
by the club looking toward the unttica-
ton of high school work in courses Of
study.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

studied law with the late Judge j. w.
Russell and the Hon. Henry Ballard and
was admitted to the bar in 1902
r. q. WEBSTER.
f. q. Webster of burlington was, born
in Braintrce July q, 1872. being son Of
Alfred Webster of that town. He was
educated in the public schools of Brain
tree and in the Randolph high school,
from which he graduated iC 1875. He
came to burlington in 1898 and studied law
in the offices of :. NJ. Flint and &. w.
Browncll lie was admitted to the bar
in 1899 and has since been engaged in
tho practice of his profession in tins
city. Mr.. Webster served three years as a
member of the republican city committee
and was city grand juror for on" year.
He is Il member of Alpine Camp Modern
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
ANNUAL MEETING or UNITY.

Tho annual meeting Of Unity was
held Thursday night at the Unitarian
Church parlors. The election of Off
GERS resulted as follows: President,
Miss Fife Moore; vice president Miss
Gertrude Halls secretary, Mrs. Cora H..
George; executive COMMITTEES, Mrs. W.
b. Gates, Miss Purcell, the Rev. 9. j.
staples; membership committee. Mrs,
sam Sparhawk. Miss Jocelyn, tlarry
Greene.
a course in Browning under the
leadership of Mr.. Staples was decided
upon as the programme for next win
ter. After the business meeting dainty
refreshments were served in the dining
roonA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
Women

the relief so much desired. 1t
taken on first indication OF
pain or misery, they will allay
the irritable condition of the
nerves, and save YOU further
suffering. Those who use them
at regular intervals have ceas-
cd 10 dread these periods. They
contain no harmful drugs, and
leave no effect upon the heart
or stomach if taken as directed.
They give prompt relief.
II have been an invalid for .
years have neuralgia. rheumatiIm
and pains around the heart. ny
using DR., Miles Anti-thin rms am
relieved Of the pain. ana get sie~r
and rest. think had J known OF
the Pain Pills when ] was nrst taken
sick, they would have cured me. !
recommend them for Perrodir pains
MRS. HENRY FUNK, T. Ahr0h'o'
Or. Miles, AMI Pain PITTS are sold 6y
your druggist. vine viii guarantee that
the first package will eesent.
fa,ls, he viii return Your MCHsy ~
25 doses, rs cents. Never sold IN cu'k'
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

ENWER MANENT MEADOWS should have
Ns an annual dressing of 500 pounds per
acre of fertilizer containing eleven per cent
PoTAsH and ten per cent. available phos-
phoric acid.
This will gradually force out sour grasses
and MOSES from the meadows, and bring good
grasses and clovcrs; thus increasing the quality
we'll as the quantity of the hay.
Our practical book, Farmers Guide gives valuable
of
which send request free of Obligation
farmer who will o
Address, GERMAN WORKS Nassau Street New York
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4 BADLY Burned G.iri

of pain if Bucklcn'S Arnica SalVc is APP
piled promptly. 6; j. Wclch of Tekon-
for cuts. sores and all skin injuries.
and find it perfect. Quickest Pile
cure known. Best healing salVc made.
25c at j. w. O'SulliVau's drug store.
All druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

through the EustaChian tubes into the
middle car, removing the catarrhal oh
structtouS as 1t passes through the
tubes and looscns up the bones tham-
m"r. anvil and Stirrup) in the inner
car, making them respond to the slight
est vibration Of sound. "Actina' has
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for years to be completely cured in a.
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"Actina' also cures la grippe, asthma,
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t'fIl' tltt S'i Wy %
tarrhal deposits, stopping
tho action of tho Vibra-
tory bones. Until these
deposits are removed q
cure is impossible. The
inner car cannot u"
reached by probing or
spra yiug. hence the in
ability of specialists to
always give relief. That
there is a scientific cure
for most forms of deaf
moss and catHrrh is dem b.
oustrat"d every day by
the "ACtiua' treatment.
TIN" Napor current gcn"r-
Htcd by "AC:in;s' passes
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

fake LAXATIVE BROMO QClNINE
Gblets. All druggists refund the money
E. ". Groves signature !s on eacn
box. &c.
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4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching. Blind, bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PAIO OINTMENT fails.
to cure in 6 to il days. SOC.
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not entirely satisfactory TO tIo pouy ~
power and it is rumorcd shat D.. VIII 10
supplant"d this year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
A Positive
CURE
Ely'S Cream Balm
In quickly absorb
ed. Gives Relief
nj Once.

II cleanSeS. sOotnes
heals and protects
the diseased Nom =
brane. 1t curesCa =
tarrh and drives
away Il Cold in
the Head quickly.
Restores the Sense
Full size 30 cts,
mail; Trial size 10
Ely Brothers, &c "
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Deafness and
Catarrh Cured
Bv "ACTINA."

NinctN-nvc per cent OF all cases of
deafness brought to our attention the
result of chronic Catarrh of tho throat
and middlocar. The air passages be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

Relief

During that trying period in
which women so often suffer
from nervousness, backache,
sick headache, or other pains,
there is nothing that can equal
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pains, soothc the
nerves, and give to
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Address, GERMAN KALI WORKS, % Nassau Street.

ncrship with j. T.. Cushman which con-
tiuued until MAY, 1865. when it was dis
solved. Mr.. Sherman has since been en-
gagged in the practice of his profession
alone.
MARTIN :. Villas.
Martin ). Villas of Darlington was born
in Colchester, Gttcd for college at the
BurlI- ION high school, graduated at the
University of Vermont in the class of
1894. taught school for five years re-
ociNcd the degree of \. NJ. from the Iu-
NorsitN of Vermont in 1899 for post-grad-
lutr work in English and Greek and did
{, year of post graduate study at Harvard
University IN the department of eco
uonlics. MIR Villas has been a permanent
resident of Burlington Cor six years. Tie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

term. Mr. sherman was born ln Char
lottc April %, 1870, being a son Of Al
fred w, and Lydia \. u.eavenworth)
Sherman. He was educated in Castleton
Normal school. Vermont Academy AT Sax
tons River ad st, Johnsbury Academy.
lie later pursued his legal studies in Bos-
ton University Law school whore he took
the degree ni LL.B., in 1898. lie cOmmenc-
ed praCtclug law IN this city soon after
nu'l It the cud of u NrHl formed a part
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J.. s. Tho q. S. Blodgctt Co. sell oul
paint.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-17
Texas Democrats Nominate Cub.
ernatorial Candidate.
CHOICE IS MADE UNANIMOUS
Three Opposing Candidates Are Com.
PEELED to Give Way to Thomas
Campbell--Is Lawyer and
Native Texan.

DALLAS, Texas, August l6.--Thomas
NJ. Campbell, native of Rusk, Texas,
the birthplace of the late Governor
Hogg, was this afternoon nominated for
governor by the democratic state conven-
tion. He will, if elected, be the second
native governor of Texas. Campbell is
a lawyer, but for several years was
general manager of the International and
Great Northern Railway. The first bal,
lot, which started last night was not
completed until IL o'clock today. Judge
Brooks, receiving the smallest number of
votes, was dropped, Campbell O. B. Col
quit and Judge Bell, being the remain
ing candidates. On the second ballot
Campbell was nominated. When the roll
call was about one fourth completed,
Colquitt made a speech withdrawing his
name and declaring that Colonel Camp
bell should be nominated, A little later
Judge Bell withdrew, asking that the
nomination Of Colonel Campbell be made
unanimous. The convention did so
whereupon the band played, "The Camp,
bells Are Coming" Campbell appeared
escorted by Colquitt who presented him.
merely saying, "The Campbells have
come"