davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
BOSTON sIAlJ TERED
TIE PACKINCIO WINS
lailuains 81 aht Mshunlaa League 6puaaf
Ten Elas. vFtsis Ctiirsgo WIS
Esrtnirr Asns


Eusaam. .sss,ee III ,Isile Haansw sliais
sltnpla 3is,sssed ihsuse niSiA rllle aslla1ea
laassaae gessssaes ssesta'tlaF usaeainuuil, Vusr.
alSng bg Hle Baesns MH ap alp 4, aantaikane
E.ss;be mEsi HI TIN ieM and nsiiilm Nn9arulN
tatiiaf uppsiiis. The aatslsssnaers BssIlegasa
alhnn Aanrpe III aliuGIsaF HyErNs cTsus III
aii,e assTd aurnn alp fsaAdWssslf pass. ii
aade bEuss TIA lansEg aiaelles hF Mrair
anu fssaflesv i a,lse 8a Bevaan and I'sa-
sais gatr
Fla 8ilsr #assa1Hh gheF GafhfaMa asptne
issHs III ahe expense III aslse assttlseaa
Hzpyiasi sFlsgss tllanues aslpr Hna
shpgmais aolEe hsaft allied aEle huHas sisG
aAevama maaraa Nlheu Tzssiasil asraad
asoam ID aaannd Al ainis pssiils a0anaJll
aunia saI.a Aie As2.. assg n8tsp 89alaH had
a,essn aursAsa NsH RarSatvsi sIasl0 glnaaneg
attssssaa, lstatgsit1 III awe auars ssFss1taA
The last straw Hanw ai fise alftis.
alptss walked and Sasssand iaissfiaa siilts,.
H3sIsup HalNs.a HIrwla5 apa ahnu ssasiie.
atfouaiis asttsEIe aHussela ii aisats paid
aassisn. Nsesvn Mas aWn ti0wn as NsRlis
jbsFx aSf Hp gsusaass! Asgslstlaaf N.akssd
and tstlNeI singled s.tSnSsHsg a'StnasIsa.
anumea eslzaas- asuiiaSlssll psue nssi As4S
ang atipa. slssi zanilanlen seu,ea sIi.f
fiFilah asSll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
MANY SUDDEN DEATHS
FIRM fnIsunulls IliauuaiaH-
Iia DISEASE Ems aas Dangers ahpalil
5e FHlznn in gams


EtiaRnH5iasn anss lnsBx amsn aeEH' slrtl
as itnNuBie wsSrsit. wsisie III nsl1ssH Ae
puiSlsalz wsae asN asssssessauT Dangerous.
Very 8nw persons, Id vsnh ilEspnssiH. Taat
Eslns 2lNnu fiilaninasilalf kesait lnassss1h
ssatf8an among NuseIrtists iasH gspEad hvN
sesni. Hirr sFi1er fbllRtg Nd suab d betissf.
Jli,iHs aailttAs ap eexaH s,iglallsH lid 1ihe
sudden xsarallA, staEaa sails'fHs. fia.. a1ie
aane anarA1iillg III altaslaetsA alheizntHaiHlt!
gSia atseaanAaa1e AsiiN gNllst,u II allowed
1B sG.aE III the sStsiasin mMD RnddEslg
Sn,s dry Ii zFSpss diss ansasAee fit thar heafIt
aisa u5l 81 MsHE
Aaheansuaimlp ~ cKsruiiiss II alia srguaf
tissaauaim i nsna aiasinle1a. FssnEzars
ane nA aaaal afFYifstiais sssHg rsislsa1e
alAae pam dur b fstarT arIps- hIif me xaa
ever hnana sH their gsptanwnarrilr arEsrsanr
a e;gse Al aaAHansaaiiRn1 The aslE waH
an t1Gre shetalaaissssr II aiss 1aaas-Ie why
NstssinrEsGe nslie ulssgansntif agsa EsrEd IfFsE
ii agua7 dislm aie NysaHas Nlisus Nv wapt
aies@ asrs,a MI mntam What ii aan
Kind 81 ttlsarsssssf III aiw vissesalnaaisrn
I'M ~ aan tiSalhaa IN Nise snspe sasennsuaar
snstsssss a.NlsnEaH4s nrsausnlaF ~ araiiarIiar
saaeRnsa5iHlH gsielsss ID anre 7sp 6raraa-
THE Red &fsase FlafiAHsx II She hnnse
gs 4aisnHg III 1isssFr ssslA EaseF esr aslF 59sss
a@ altsaa1 5te NfuNsarSW sEr1nss mEsd 5tse
nsaAF ossses il iias aaa6a suasi aans III
aalIgf swm aennl vi wsSis sgg Tie and
EHta a.saaas. J8 gtm wsisi NY fess
gsapaW f,stseua pssatitasiHlE- letHnr sn
alhs Haasit.h nn1lm 9n FfnpHHs MI
a5gl hiring gs.E i 1tsra ansals FIRE u slI
gsEsilges
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
EAST MONTPELIER

fsse sEssss 40 ks.ssp4,r er.a 13aa4,..ss.
g3sa&@@s egsA Ms4 81 n DNsles.
&assgs,sef Il ~ Aesrw esaaa~ ,sa,ns;s,v
u Ns ~ Bfr4 Berrse Il rs,gos
80 -. IL y ~.
~ yr,e.s ~ M4x Issua P,,f. eS.,~ 49,
g,sn6ar
$3.50 49,. ........s AZ.
~. 80 ~. M.
~ Ea,ssa
1890 -, ".
X n a.. 49, \. u
&c. - - - :"
~, e
II AA s' 49,
5000 FFAs'3 ~aaA
~
- $3.50 $500 = a.sso91sa.'s
sssk's slsse ~ -ssssfs 800 ~.
y'es#F wy - $3.50 " Age'
Mes 9fnsas @saNsAgs' i wofsing in
- psfies g Il A. Perry ~ hasrs ctr
-.
sNE
Masters Foster sfc Pavl Asssees Vt
sorfs'e'se sf@sh aasf Sunday q sac
sezhe q tsef E;1scssfAes. Aasaaa +.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

ana aqsvmsrstas NE mssssAa seFaa
snsnn ass. mA inHmaas VIZ aaassa sallAa e
Fwsaa ssr as d Esx5aM EsBd Aaa- aaa8 sssa
ie caa nss want IL Me- 3 sSaalaaa ESss 6z
zhp aasart@ sass
Aar- Boss a8srn- NIL Ss sanHge af VIC
r4g,air replied Sssas aRn 9sHa isn
m9eaa ge1wilaHe as tasa YEA Aa1Eatis
ps aasaassss ssa aaassrs ansA sSsaana SAaa
she saasasgr NJ nae NaaS w4saAl sR on
isse reaSgeA Afs7
SFr. r1gns gEep- M X waaara ~
kmew wNg. II fass wysw taft nnaF. tse
rnssfFav@s ai5d MOI sperhx Aas SALARY In
fgnaes ana say aataiae At0Mf saegi-
enaa eeaasara.
H4 s0se gu ss W. 9As rase Heass w
imsesa tn ngsxse III lar r1ategFpw gsPsr1
Nhsea var anag > partial gasss sAsss be-
ixg 1isst Stssast 1sasn aDszss szall l1s alss
l9gs4 ansa @aen 1br rnnfsrees ssgsaswrF1-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
LIFE TOO SWIFT.
r. P wiiSos. Fugitive cierk Of LIS
Angeles. WiBef.

Sen Netk. JUnp 2g--- &Byen ffeserieii
T.. Niisen, thr fugitive CLERK II ths
Title fsnarans@e & Trsst Company 81
i.gs Angeles. t~zs slrrsed OVER 10 thf
chief Vt polies Of that city in sAe Tombs
tguFt yesterday, ~ remarked piiiscao-
pAieslly
a aiwass Rad harkering 10 see Nen
YORK. and experiences tlae gay iife l hal
read - mi,el about il she paper Ny
aff Mas not aH iinpaisise ORE plannei
u carefully ] rent my Miir ar1 child
10 Say with nav relatives in Denver.
ard I made straight f0r Liftle Old NeM
York Here I took nv fling AZ the races.
and got badly bitie1 thrYe - well 81 il
Wall street New foTk u too eapcn-
rive fof no. The best iob ] coald get
psM roe only ~ day and my expenses
were never less thzn $40 a day
Although Wilson ~ charged with Isav-
ing left ios Angeles mitb $4,000 u
the eoupsnys money II be pockets. be
had onls few rents aten arrested here
Oh Jnne 6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
MYSTERY fn HER DEaTH.
Arss wr-x= " Stamford ii First SaaS
Sse Had Beer AttarEsd-

Stamford GeEn- 5ane ~ asAarias
bsaaf. 2b0vs sghtg pears ~ sss Aia9
q the ktaaAfoTs hoseltss saflF gessesday
aater circumstances nEiet sae ssslse -
gssa a. saspigSOus Gtk vas sesns 81
1eSgBfNss Tuesday nscnlgas lgfag ma
aase5ssas @R aas aistt eessn6a 81 hsr
Soues iaef esss aefs biaeseasse. l.sf
forehead Nas araasea. aud stsrp rzk 4
eics a baosd vt tss isase 81 tsas aaasa
Eae ssia a FRI t84s s4se gxs ssssHs
down naI9e tsgSnr 10 ft& the ssamae
ef q sngsfersDas noass IL kss tsase. So
later dss.Asfsd thst she fen dpun i asgRs
Is sEssss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
sLAYER KNOWN
First Zeal cSsw III the Kasnan MnrzsE
Mystery.

N~a Fxk. guue y Vita ahc kset
really ianxSsle oirw snA Mrs AGsss
Ksnsaa nas msssx5easlg mnr4erea 1n
tu1& = sbs f-,lte arr eonGa~f iSzf
wiiAin - hoNsk Ssls saagtr ssh 81 ia
gasesr fnssoay.
: faulxrisg psett ~ sxlaenae has akt
beea ANosfraa 81 az un%AsSsd ssrfsr
secs5s ~ - ~ tsentos fakksiyn tno c2ss
before The Nomxn was b@atsn to SeaSt
g fhfestsrad tarst she Nosl1 ~ dead
sjshiS - tsoins. ssd slshonsA th. poisse
ko90 ta9 mTSser. Caps- Pr5ox ~ tfss
Brcnx aea@saige lasrtaa ssiS his or hsE
uarse meaid nj ~ made psblie nmssl
sts pesssa q gssssign i taken - eAs-
sodk.
Yesterday wsii be sbe 6sss tfuse sn
Hs4ug ge4Ss for sfaE.t1x shher Frefrea
inrs il = great GnsEdsf naystsy. Coroner
SteTsDnad exxpinSrea that iBe ease j.
sa1Fromaaded aitA namg remarkably pc
esiilsf features. aAA - aonsrgnenst 81 II
1tes1.H advisable that tbe palsie ~
kept f1@'n thf sersatsossl dezaiIA Sixty
addresses have beta sunmgned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

aAst eilaaaass. and aiaal1~h II d rsgu a7npus
sasa al }aassA NJ i taFiilsss IN aia taesEia
aisle wuii1
"a Nlsaaf Maf snlr vss& 8essglAs sd the
aafaaef#s Ma@is ses1eg9saas III VISA wIaih
S.as ha8 slseaN Msue saalg An Heu dHr
sisssEaes. and AsaA AZ Apsa gissa ang-
shltsg asts HaGEs'd &rssars~ shs xarns
.maHl8 AlHas a@eE msseh sissssgr aiiii1Vg.
A. ialE avss ~ sAle ErsennitgA a1ume wRs
tssasea Fns 4nsne srasr made 1saex
sssns aH a8st 9ssa aSSitnE. AFTER swn ansm
wewt nzsi- ssr singles &F ataaf ar8 EsaGai.
"a 3ass En- aa1As and sn ssrnr NJ frsas
glsasssf s@uaurinF saa4es vfus an1de -
stse &aaa aH anrlF Nv Drasas Snpafl-
~ anF Ry Edapga and a fwsp IN Eges ssF
slazs amt tie sasaars tsasu1es fssla
erwef8
8Nts Nssap
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
OLD SCALE RESTORED.
Fxu 2sNsx Operatives Granted In--saa
NJ Is Per CerE.

FaM NSxsr 8Ssssr - He cgsVFa si,ts
IA 4he sAxf6n maiis III sfss Sgsinasla MI
sssm d rxaaa Theusy yesterday fen tH
.a;N ow mnrs gramrr4 tAtena an assgsAs
af maees e3aaI ts alsOnt feuYfeen p9
xsEs. ar4F tim present nsaedsalc.
Tsss raanse restores The plc ssh ge
sAe 49, that Was HI force pres iea- X
suBv rs. ssqs4. wlsen The sfrike faai sae
ssa awrnav ilree weeks and WAS orr VI
shs greatest il tie history I'll lise lsa-
4sge saassrg. went intp effect.
Th~ n4w schedule viii go into esss
an anaV !. The miM hands aHe lulsiisss
AMI maess fhex tro0peI tarong "a
streets at moan YESTERDAY their fses
uTap ST ap with sgasIes 81 satisiaesiaz
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
Tfeneat Iezfls Msst psr Tar.

Poster 5i1ns xzs--Tbe Suvene fSgsss
YESTERDAY decided sd4efsely Be- ~ tets
aasr of thp EgsmgelSrss baysSss Benets.
leSs skA Missionary Soesetg. op2ers If
TsHH0at Tewpie ~ as zasssesnsas "a
ssxes assessed ~ sss ei1f 81 1905. III
sowrt hosas ssat tiie sDsSetF ean bSsg
rsep~stF 70 tire axlae 81 s5s@B90. a.
atieaea taem psSer the charter avsnte5
~ tbe Commensurate prior 10 1850 s,,sa
All hpl1fnxs 10 excess ~ THAR ssayuAs y
4sAesAzhse
The assessors q tie esty assessed
sAe 1sna axd basl9iaz " Treniesa Tsm-
pie II $3.50 aFs8. and zlSy4ing ~ tbe
NsSo.Do9 allowed vi ban, assessed taxes
"a 85ssNo9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

EE aklargEen. #aRm ~ A s~m5e9RaAne
a. sAs sEhsa4 Aause sxranessay nigals
assausetn fAgesaaeEs Eseseasss and Hrp
aasaa94ns ~ Ais gah6mrs Asas giTen rasA
IL zumsn starusasss4l- S,AsasaRrE it Ntaae
Rssss Secretary VI Wac Taft. A1rprasF-
ssxsrsa Mea9F. Ssrrssssv " fhe Nkry
EsHawmgas and Postmaster -srenerxa Ger
ze5FeN Mtse ar@asE1
Tne Hsss4 zSas- e8z h. seaTgie3 zaytNf
sAse usnssseas@ n sAlsi she resazs ~ Vi
wSa he anssamDaad I'M . few DAYS tssFpmgA
tase Drgassrseat es 3nsahrws AMI shAs ~
1rregsss - msrsunip- ssns ths Aaminss-
rasta0n " as,yss s8 snssssase Aegal rsH-
assusiaseF HBasr Eam Anai9Ems4 Las agaarlss
sgaas gpsas rsmEinstien III eaF5tal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
NAVAL BILL HELD UP
H<uss Rsfpssl 10 Agree t. csnfszsace
Rep1rt-

TzskSngaoa. guns zz.-Jhe eosfer-
e1re rsfsgt On tbs Saszi &ppsoasSssion
bail N4s takes yep in she HpHse a Eep.
ret&Hsssires yesterday M. Eaia rep,
IL tAsirnan 81 TIE eoanuittee "a
Military AA2irs. ceagrssalsted ste cen-
fsveek en- tAsir deeSssea 40 treat chap
iaiHs ~ Hrs ssazp,siRs - tAe army. 10
be eaf ani6sSozef 4 z00 rank, and fur
fhsr ptaor TIE Feregnfirn ~ tbe rsghts
at sAis elsA. Of officers 70 the c0nsfrrs-
siun aus slem
r. objected u TIE provision autboFIx-
ing tlse keTvtstv 81 the asfy u prosiae
nzarters seE officers eeTsiRg with TROOPS
ehere there are ~ quarters btaongiHx
Il the GgesTauent. 90 TIE gFou51 TIA.
there was 70 ressFiesien II tar prize thst
n1gkf T. baid ~ the asioineat slaNs
might * m40s 70 any rsicer Mr. Hull
also objected 10 slse rr0yiSen giving the
gresat splirisof q the Naey tie pas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
FeIlswinr he glaz.

Nasa oar soldiers went 10 Cuba ARD
o. PhFj'1s5zes kezitA yxs liz nlos*
issPorsant eoasianatior- Wills r. Nor
aaa, retired eeninlesxry sergeant. n. 4.
&. q karai Route 1. CgaearS. x. IL.
eeyss n Nas AVG esss - Cuba zrs
$3.50 yeays in lbe tlHltg1nes. and. ftsnq
snbjacs ~ e1iSs. ] lock Dt. Kings &e@
EsefeFg fof Consaispti1n. whjeh keps
t'e ~ pesfeet hesith. Ass ms. Il Sen
Btanpssire. Ne find j il fhe tesf nre8i.
esse a ire voFld ~ e9s9hs. eolSs. gr0n
efizf troubles and - ling 1isesses.
f;assr4nseed ~ I've Red Cross phsrnsscy.
Pfloe eos and ei90 trial bottle free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
BAsr Triu.-, phsd ID BASE BAL
SO 4
CRIMSON COULDN'T HIT


s ~ m
s'asssseR's' nhssAs sAsps 80 ssas P''s
RasfssisN N'NsG aiktWNaa aa huast'1au Stssss't~
sdaw aaaeswsq,asp III aItse aesss IA i Id a,
sa..s - "A. snaasgss.s ~ a.. s,s,,s..,..
w a~s 81.
a''s' ss as'ss as''Nf'as AN AasN'No'A Rs'T
aeslgfas aiaA Mtals salgsglsise Miiisp AasaAts
Nssssnx sagas Ail4s Ms ssisalsk am hAs
,,.... 4s sa.,.s ~. 5asre. stesross I.
s'saN# *af ! A@as'f aleR Nh @si''Rase
aA1Alaxb aei5 feels aaSlefMase sAsa Nsst
ksssa #aleF p~spm1E ass ealss sAaanees ssu
sas crsa. atasls,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

DO the Collars and Cuffs you
wear bear the Union Label II not,
WY not + II nos your dBiy 70 sap-
pen youf brother unionisis, no matter
IA what industry they may be en-
ployeds Therefore insist on getting
the Union Label on al your purchases.
Union-made Collars and Cuffs may
be purchased ii the following sofes.
a. A. Smith & Bro, r n. Rogers
s. CO. and he Union Coihinq ca.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

Elhs Senate Apusges CpaEsssnne w.
pEss4S

asst6fsEisall. Sggrse " IN Tire sfssaas
geAaswAHE Msszsas9s Rsssastp Fessassa aasa
aihss Nwalgas nEsNsA Fls saaie ngas tsRnes w.,
veea ~ Tin. aaasaaEnatlss@ s9gGa7liaatse zAs
AG B'in Earaits III assEune Wese seEsasd
ae taleNs Iibp aF1nWaasasSEgn Ssr sass
assEfs.isaas manu Atsguf anA ass1 s5
znsansnSH zlet5 aas3 s5aus ssaEssEm mas
Exsg as $3.50 600 Haa WV sst~srs aas5
HWsiFaneHs s4 HsatgHEaesH s,@@asg fax-
seaaa ksHT 4aast- A1w slhs gFuss aaAss masn-
salfHalis and 1sssS ef sen anast xsEne1 5eg
sisae 8nsHlar grs4sasstaa SssIeei9 ara
zsg aiss nsmsa5lataaWp &s ven na.R.a Eastef
afs 40 aaa s#ax AsAaa na1 allaFsdns ir-
af1as. f9si. tss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

= eee Carnegie u interested IA the
spelling reform movement shoaEd
tAink Il xCnld be embarrassing ~ hifus
rNhyfr
We'll, ~ the neM style II spelling
steel and steal uiil have 10 ~ the
ssine. a athOjie STANDARD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
800 4 Trsnnial $500.

Boston. Jnne 22. The business ses,
sions Of the thirty third trieHnixl con-
vocation # the General Grand Chapter
lot Royal Arch Maeons 81 tte United
States Nefe resumed yesterday Il Ma
toHie Ieinple. Chikf among The items
Has she election N oficels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
WHAT. TIN IN WASHINGTON


Masflagsan. 51nF ~ Kkgrestmsa1iEs
TffzosAY ID SniffTan waF ext.ese9 8
xss,ear ~ Wasaizz1os yesterday fgx ~
ssnr@4 sasse tasss eessaon ia Fsepsre NJ.
rssaznss5ea to - fTesezted tn srgYsfnes
Htzgins ard Speaker 6snaoa
AZ hat- Urn nvsnr htrs sben to
saalsashaas rBnsang was sae aston,
Sstsma rsFsy FL BilF NatrQ@
"a. ssrs TIA n5lH Gene ss zgsp e.
ts,s Tssss FOOD and sas Fx8t hslr tasi Il
81 neanrs ~ Bmt ygpGi 6na Tim Gown
Il $1,000 tbs afiernoan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
gentertarts as.sraussr a.asrrx s.pnes.

aAA I,ehrgst MT Epaufs 8llnEnigma9 a
n9saapif s shaa sssnsf 6lieselnna /. le
atlNH Y
AA IA nssslzsrSisnfi VI Ass xgaaFu Hfsf4
atisASt&lu 4 N @ffsiEas fien aafna
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
- 3t v 80
lase Msms aEsilrs .


ri'MaTg tArnHd TNRs SNasskssr q
lsssssgF = sws base Asss- Laiae. gsr1zs
aaeaat SOS, Dsmp4&n sssa ga BALLS. 90
SAezE q 1efs eM baseN, lrisrxsfg 2.
se.gsg y str0ek cut. 5y Ahran z. ~
MMrk%7 4 bst bg gsteesr. fannsels. a~s.
ss4- DNasas O. Is. AsSszNsas sas5ezs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
So Lausg sRlnGE SaI1 PASSED
-----------1
aRAsls MsaHurs Epa EaaHnrIh tine Ser
t*n

&aAisaalxa0n lame 4 I'VE Stna#e
Kasia'ssaF 8.aAeeaa aaFs Hasue aGA aaAtaa
aaiaAg aAvl tmig sa ~ Lsasls Ae psnssaIasss
b al,isS@e aegess als Mass3ssisgG EaTtt ID
tlssalt ar 1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22
LOCK CANAL
WINS OUT
sa7ie tsiFes Up TIC Sea Lev
ei Idea
NAVAL BILL HELD UP.
Hpaf Rafnaaa ID Agsaa fe runlfaneuae
Rsnaa--lnstaiiisaaan s5a Fassesa
G,plas Eriigs IN
Faasal
NAVAL BILL HELD UP.

aafll1lasul Hans rs hs s'elsane
a'saAa assftsaltlaE afismnesn IA ransaasaa
j Week Gaaisa ~ ssssff 5f NE tx s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-22

T-hss Space ~ controIHsd Br ce afral
labor UniSa ~ Barre and Vicinity
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-19
FAREWELL TO HOUGHMASTERS.
Public Reception Given at Methodist
church on Monday evening.

A big crowd of people attended
the farewell reception to Geo.
Houghmaster and family and Mrs.
O. C. Ralston at the Methodist
church Monday evening. Mr.. Hough-
master and family and Gilbert Nc
Dougall leave for Washington to-
morrow and Mrs. Ralston leaves
to-day for Minneapolis, where she
will join her husband, who is in the
employ of one of the big barber
shops of that city.
Aside from an interesting literary
and musical program Rev. DR.. Civ
Ter made farewell speech, and dur
ing the course of it he presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghmaster cut
glass souvenirs and to Mrs. Ralston
a handsome hand-painted China SOU
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Bighdm and BeCvar Get Votes All
Over the County for Surveyor
---BeCvar Wins.
AldriCh, Weldon and Aune Have
no Opposition, Like Many
Others.

The returns from the primary
election held yesterday, and received
at THE GAZETTE office up to mid
night last night, confirm the nomin-
alton of the Republican candidates
as stated above.
A heavy vote was polled all over
the county, the rural precincts ap-
parently going far beyond anticipa-
tons, and undoubtedly due to the
representative and school superin-
tendent fight.
Here in the city over 375 votes
were cast, and probably like the
rural precincts, as we'll as villages
of the county, nearly every one, re-
CARELESS of political affiliations in
the past, called for Republican
ticket, and voted as they pleased.
Complete figures will be given
next week.
With eight precincts missing En-
ersen leads Owens by only few
votes.
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oath NEWS.

B. F. Bulen returned from Wal
nut Grove on Monday.
Mrs. D. H. Patchin was a Red
wood Falls visitor on Saturday.
E. Stegner Of Redwoods Falls was
seen on our streets on Wednesday.
The ladiee' aid meets with Mrs.
G. H. johnson on Thursday after
noon.
B. F. Bulen and family leave to-
morrow for their future home in
Rochester.
VIM. F. Benz has moved his fam
lily and houshold effects into the
Barchent residence.
Miss Alice Wiley was Lamberton
visitor from Friday evening till
Saturday afternoon train.
Miss Alma Drews is attending
school at Morton, making her home
with her sister, Mrs. Paulson.
Miss Mae Knapp of DISCREET No. IL
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
home east of Redwood Falls.
The Misses Mabel and Lee Long
bottom returned to Redwood Falls
on Sunday afternoon, after spending
Saturday and part of the Sabbath
at their respective homes in this
VILLAGE
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II. Schleuder

venir. The Epworth League gift to
Miss Irma Houghmaster was a
handsome clock and MissIrma prom
ised to keep time on her Redwood
friends.
All of the departing members
made short addresses of regret over
leaving Redwood Falls and the peo-
pie here, and expressed hopes that
they would find as pleasant a lot
of people in their new home. The
affair continued until late in the
evening.
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Mrs. Maud Brown returned from
Milbank Monday.
Rev. DR.. Givler dedicated church
at Brewster last Sunday and his
pulpit here was filled by Rev. Smith
of Lamberton, who preached excel
lent sermons morning and evening.
The little children's play Mother
Goose's Goslings" will be given sew
eral times day during the street
fair by the children of our two pri-
mary departments of the public
schools. Watch for notice of time
and place.
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Beautiful
81 Souvenirs
~ Free

A booklet containing 8 pages of
choice Redwood Views, including a
copy of -
New Photo Of Falls and
Surrounding hills,
New High School Building,
A View of the Falls, with
saw mill and grist mill
as taken 40 yrs. ago.
Ramsey Falls,
Lake Redwood,
Cedar B1uffs Gorge,
Redwood Bridge,
Group Of Public Buildings.
The first five applicants during the
county fair, from each township, will
receive this book FREE.
The next five applicants from each
locality will be supplied at half price,
at
HITCHCOCK'S DRUG STORE.
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Summons.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
y Redwood, SIS. In district court. ninth
judicial district.
Mary Zeman, Plaintiff
VS..
Joseph Zeman, defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant
You are hereby summoned and re-
ouired to answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff in the above entitled action,
which complaint is hereto annexed and here
with served upon you, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his Office in the city of Red
wood Falls, in said county of Redwood
within thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the day of
such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid
court for the relief demanded in said COM
plant c
Dated July 10th, A. ID. 1906.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
6o-7t Redwood Falls, MINI.
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Going Housekeeping /?

If So YOU can hardly get along without spoons knives
and forks. The silver plated without doubt the
most economical the end They longer, look bet
ter and cost very little than the ordinary kinds
We can even supply slver-pated knives with steel
blades.
yonr side board is hardly complete without silver
set Silver cake and fruit baskets should also be placed
there.
A candelabra will brighten the table considerably
After the spread has been cleared off silver fern dish
should be placed on the table
The necessary things in the decanter the
berry bowl and the celery dish In great many homes
the ice cream is served on cut-gass plated
On your dresser place travelling alarm clock and
sterling silver silver-pated toilet SET also hat and
clothes brush.
You will find plenty for number of small silver
plated trays One has always many trnkets to take
Of
There should be Jewel the dresser, if only
for appearance sake Over night it is good place to
keep the watch and Schleuder Gold chain.
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To Joseph Zeman,
The above named defendant.
Please take notice that the summons and
Complaint in the above entitled action has
been filed in the office OF the Clerk of the
District Court in and for said Redwood
County. 1000
A. R.. A. LAUDON,
plaintiffs Attorney,
Redwood Falls, MINI,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29
LEASES.
Lcxes Pprse In Eight.

John Tuch. 8 Bach street. reported
to the police yesterday that he he'd
been robbed of his purse containing
SEQ on Friday evening. Tuch is erect
ing building on Crescent avenne. and
about dusk he went there ard found a
number of boys damaging the wood
work. He chased them away with :
stick and the father OF one of the boys
closed in on Tuch. After the fight was
over Tuch missed his purse which had
been in the outside pocket OF his coat.
He thought the mans name was Fen
ton or lennon. The police are iavesti-
eating.