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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-26
SHEEP BREEDERS MEET.
Annual Meeting Vermont Sheep
Breeders Association Heldly
Wednesday.

The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Merino Sheep Breeders association was
held in the office of the secretary of
the association in the Battell Block We'd
nesday afternoon. Owing to the poor
condition of the roads only a small num-
Der of members were present but the
enthusiasm of old ran high.
The meeting was called to order by
President E. n. Bissell of Shoreham. 1t
was announced by the secretary that
the membership was increasing in a
small way but thought that the future
outlook was bright. The report of the
treasurer was given as follows;
Receipts for wear 1909 5000 05
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-26
HALF OFF SALES

Take EN- at any price. "Al off Sales" are epidemic just
Have Mr.. Buyer. We offering patrons
fair square and honest discounts from originally very low
cash prices Compare goods and prices with any of these
"Juggling Sales" and We'll stand by your decision Our
original prices such will stand Half Off Reductions
Exceptionally special this week Mems Heavy Weight Pants
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-26

1t sings songs. 1t renders instrumental music
1t tells funny stories 1t entertains every one
1t provides music for dancing, 1t records any thing.
1t is welcome visitor in any home. 1t soothes you
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80 Elstazs.sss.z
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and ,1id NOT ,,,o1-o ,,,,,o,, 81 -, .--,--.-.. -,
If bn+ tho+ is No. ,aoo,a,, -, 49, Va
shorId,.t +,.,. ac,ai,, g. e., y"
inc, WON si,n 7,a l,,,,.' ~ I''l 90 MP
CO WV Sou ~ W.
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mod. -i'e
.Jf Won wont On boros+ o,>;,,io,, e.o..,
mo Shom hara ~ tou o 1inII r, lioll -
tbin1- II Won 1o,,t ~ li',v =
are nor hound 70 follow i 1vhoro d I0a
the cocktail come in in = 1itororv, 90,
| -, "o
why, the idea is to preserve the cock
tdll III sentiment ana song, 1t was
the Iouhdatloh OF Greek poetry, you
KNOW.
lhueedr Dut never heard of tflat. Is
your ode 10 be on the cocktail:'
1es
"elA 20 i'leaH WIN II. | thlhk you
illu peSI go mo the library and write
II verse nF verse or section by sec
HoLl-
MI bo"ser dlull KNOCK over chairs
III ms haStc 10 get by himself and begin
'n"t one ne moved away slowly and
WIN proper appreciation OF the dldl-
cuitleS ana hangers pelore MN, and
Wne'i ne al last got seated before the
iioiaIy '"ple ne gave the SUBJECT lur-
1hef cohSIderation-that is, he wonder
ca "HaI was tiie dliIerehce between an
Uue' d" luyl' d sonnet a poem and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-18
Swedish Rule I'm Americ,

New Sweden was established in 1888
on the bank Of the South river. the
Delaware, on territory now embraced
in the city of Wilmington. Del. The
first settlement was of some fifty pio-
neers from Gothenburg in the ship Key
of CaImar and the tender Griffin, IN
der the direction of Peter Mfnuit a
discharged director OF the New Neither
lands. For a kettle and some trump
cry they bought all the land on the
west bank of the river from Cape Hen
lopen to the falls near Santiekan, now
Trenton, running back "as much in
wards from it in breadth as they might
want" The Dutch, who claimed the
territory, Illuminated threats from Fort
Nassau, but prudently refrained from
blows. New Sweden prospered from
the start and soon controlled the trade
of the Delaware, This prosperity en-
dured until 1865, when Peter Stuy-
vesant invested and reduced Fort Chris
tina, thus putting an end to Swedish
rule in America.
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IiyE5idcation For Divinity,

FiNe-yeal'old Hugh had shown so lit.
tie use for Christian names when ad-
dressing his adoring relatives that
mother had tried to impress upon him
the necessity Of saying 'Aunty Theo-
dora or "Aunty Edith instead of a
mere ''aunty," for how else are we
going to know. dear, which aunty you
are talking about?" This evidently
made an impression, for that very
night at prayer time the small citizen
added to his other invoked blessings:
An bless Aunty Dorotea. She's We
one what lives on We third floor an
plays We violin. Judge.
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One Of the most original characters
of the Welsh pulpit was the Rev. Lewis
Powell, Cardiff. While on a visit to
Carmarthentown on one occasion he
called a. the college, and the students
were all for the first time to pay him
homage.
"Can l have the help of two of you.
my boys, for minute?" asked Mr.
Powell
Yes. dear Mr.. Powell" answered
half a dozen of them at the same time.
well, | want two lusty boys, if you
please" he remarked, and two of the
strongest students We're chosen. Nov.
my boys" said the Old preacher. "Iet
me lay Il hand on the shoulder of each
of you, ana You put your arms around
me"
This was done.
Lift me, boys SAID Mr.. Powell. and
the students lifted him until he was
head and shoulders above all present
in the room. Thank you my boys"
he remarked. Let me down now"
This was done. Then one of the boys
asked:
What is the meaning of this. Mr..
Powen|
The answer was: 'WeIl. some people
look down on the church in Cardiff be-
cause Mr.. Powell, the minister. was not
brought up in college l can go back
to Cardiff now and tell them that
was raised in Carmarthen college and
that I stood higher than all the other
students: "-London Tit-Bits.
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copyright, 1905, by Mcclure, Phillips & Col
Z Y TuILE Mr.. Bowser haa come
I u ! home in perfect gaoi lem
y v per, Mrs. Bow-cr was not
long in making the Gis-
covcry that he had something Oh his
mind. lie was distract and absent
minded and had PARKWAY look in
his eyes. and at the dinner table he
poured vinegar instead Of milk into
his tea and did not seem to notice the
difference. She had no explanations to
ask until their return to the sitting
room. Then she Quericd:
is your rheumatism bothering you
more than usual this evening"
He looked at her for 4 long time
without replying and then exclaimed:
by thunder, but l wish I had a
wife who could understand and SYM
pathi2e with my feelings"
Il think you have. l think l under
stand You perfectly, and l don't think
you can charge me with lack Of sym
pathy, What is it that is bothering
you
But you always pitch into me when
l get new idea he protested.
IF The idea seems a sensible one l
encourage it. You must admit that you
get some queer notions into your head
now and then"
well the matter is just this The
/ Old Boys Literary and Cocktail society
I has asked me to write an ode and read
it at the annual meeting in January. l
know that can do it with a little help,
but I also know that you will be down
on the matter from the start You are
ready now to get off one of those mean
little filings of yours"
NO, l am not, replied Mrs. Bowser
after doing some rapid thinking You
! once tried an ode to something or other
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minutes and then suddenly seated him
self and dashed off the following:

minutes and then suddenly seated him
self and dashed off the following:
The Greeks they give us the cocS,ai
To live in story " sorS.
AL" w. ''.' .'''' '.ie '''N'''''' you
W. s-hich VIC caa find nothing wrong.
81 5-.-,l, Two srat g, START nm fl tl,-,.,.
h.,,-... he s,f.l g.. l,,. ,...-.. ..-.,t, 49,.
Rovsar. lust listpn ,.-..
2-"s Hp,--er liS.cuc.. .. ,.r.. ST..
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Die hoy, ana neyre su1cUry quarau-
tined. Poor Mrs. Browne is frightened
nearly to DEATH"
What is it," asked Miss WilmOt as
they came up.
Why, the youngest Bovine child has
diphtheria."
At the door they found Mrs. Saun-
dels.
Endicott was stroking his hair
thougLtfulIy.
Those the people that own that new
place hack by the pines:' he asked.
"Ycs," said Mrs. Saunders. Dread
fu'. isn't il: Her husband is in the
j west. and she's nearly frantic. There
isn't soul about here that they can in
Gucc 10 =, there"
When the party started for the pier
Eudicott stepped up to Miss N.,mot
Il don't believe I'll % back tomor-
row" he whispered Perhaps l can
fit, after an"
"Of course you can, size said aud
thought no more of his words until
they had reached the c.al Of the pier
Il was then they found IuIico,t was
MISSING After much >h0u ing and Il
hurried search about the immediate
vicinity they started out withou, him.
It was nearly II whpu they returned
Mrs Saunders met them on the We
randa.
Where do you suppose Tel Endic0tt
has gomez she cried.
"Where:' choruscd several voices.
ITO thc Bovues'. He Is going to stay
there until they can get trained nurse
from the city"
+ EudicotJ stayed even longer than
that lie stayed until li,je Bob Bovine
died. Then when the quarantine of the
house was at an end he came back to
the Saunders cottage TO &c, his traps
before he went back to town.
The house party made hero Of him.
/ The men spicd him coming up the path
and carried lin. protesting loudly, on
their shoulders into the hall where all
the other guests assembled They gave
him Il round Of cheers, and every one
wanted to gasp him by his hand first.
Nandccken made Il little speech and
told them what the doctor had told him
all about what EndicoJt had done and
how lie had held little Bob Bovine in
his arms the night the child died. They
tried TO get Endieott to say something
about it himself, but he merely red
dcned up and shifted uneosily from one
foot to the other and finally blufel
out: oh, pshaw! 1t really wasn't any
thing
That evening he sat on the steps with
Miss Wtlmot. They were quite alone
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-18

Her husband had died very suddenly
and her friends were calling to comfort
her. she listened very attentively and
seemed to be more cheerful, but sud
denly she cried out, 'All you've told me
is very true, but I'm sure | Shall never
love my second husband as much as I
did the tirst."-LippincOtt's Magazine.
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For Sale.

Chestnut sOrrel mare, 5 years of age;
highly bred; weight HOO. Will work
anywhere; easy payments. Apply to
VIM. R. OFFUTT.
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-'hL''''
DO, nptto do things unless some one set.
hin up to it. He'd never have gone in
the water this morning if Vandecken
had MT kept at him for an hour to come
slon 9 with us. He's game in a way.
thou 5h. We didn't know he'd got be
You'd his uepih until he was half drown
ed thought he was splashng about
for Il Iuh OF II. Not zip did he
make.
1T makes you awfuIly uncomforta-
bic to have such an incompetent per
son abe ut said she. I'm always i'm
agning things when he's late at lunch
non mr. Il inner"
'Provi, ience has watchful eye for
certain c lass Of individuals" said he
and they both laughed once more.
Meanwl lie at the other end of the
yeranda. ndicott sat on the steps with
Miss Win lot. If Endicott had been a
different sc rt of chap he would doubt
less have made desperate love to the
lady. But Endicott knew his limita-
tons. and, therefore,, instead of telling
her all that vas in his heart he sat be-
side her on the top step, twirling his
hat, watching covertly the changing ex-
DresSionS con !e and go on her pretty
face, and wish ed most devoutly that he
were less of a duffer.
He was g, heavily built young
fellow. with a rank, boyish face and
laugh that was very attractive in its
genuineness If you ever managed to
get we'll enough cquainted with him to
hear it, Miss \ FilmOt had heard it
many times whcL she was alone with
him. and it told 'er much of the real
man that lay bel leath the awkward
reticent exterior.
Just now Endict tits troubled gaze
was fixed on some ragged bits of red
cloud. theaftermath of Il gorgeous sun
set.
81 think l shall leave in the morn
ing" he said uncasily.
But you haven't been here a week
yet" she said in surprise
q know" said he. but somehow I
don't seem to fit. If a fellows going
to be success at a house party he
should do many things well. Now. I
do everything badly. l simply slow
up everything I enter into and spoil all
the fun for the rest"
Nonsense" she declared.
Its So" he maintained. I'm just
duffer pure and simple. and there's an
end of it. SO long as l stay. Of course,
out of courtesy to me, they'll drag me
into all these things, even if it does
spoil their fun"
''You shan't talk SO" she said.
"Come, it's time we were getting ready
for that moonlight sail"
"If there's so much as a ripple on the
water I'm sure to be sick" he observed
gloomily. THAT makes it very cheer
full for the rest"
"YOu have an attack of pessimism,"
she laughed as she arose. salt water
is the best cure in the world for that
malady."
They went down the veranda togeth-
er. At the door they found Mrs. Saun-
ders talking excitedly to her guests,
who were grouped about her.
"Its dreadful" she was saying. "All
the servants have left, even to the sta
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Nothing Else.

DashaWay-Don't you think that for
such wealthy chap Dufifns takes his
pleasures seriously?
Cleyerton-IIe has to. They are all
he has to worry about.-New York Life
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Each Department supplied with the most
modern and improved apparatus. Practi-
tical work emphasized in al Departments
Graduates qualihed to enter at once upon
Hte'S work boarding Department supplied
with all modern Improvements. bath rooms
closets, steam heat and electricity
New Building with modern improvements.
Location unsurpassed for health. Tuition.
Books, Heat Light, Laundry. Medical at
tendance, Annual Deposit. Chemical and
Athletic fees, all included in an annual
charge Of 500, PAYABLE quarterly in advance.
Daily visit by physician in charge.
CatalOg giving fun particulars sent on ap-
plication. Attention is called to Short Course
of Ten Weeks in Agriculture.
Write for particulars.
Term Commences Thursday, Sept. 81
Early application necessary for admit
tance.
r. W. SYLVESTER, President
College Park, Md
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so she is going to marry the count,
eh? How much is he WORTH"
Il don't know, but I'll bet he isn't
worth half what she is paying for
him. '-Houst0n Post
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BOWSer Tries
POetTu Again
He Brings His Muse to the Front
Once More and WHITES an
Ode to the Cocktail.
FINDS IT A HARD TASK
Gets Disguised and Saols Out the
Druggist For Adace-Eiis Finish
Is Spectacular.

ICopyrisht, 1905, by NcCI1rc, phiulps & GO.
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ARrIeLEs oF INCORPORATION
-oF TBE- MEXICO MINES CONSOLIDATED COMPANY.

KNOW AEh MIN BY THESE PRESENTS That we whose hands are hereuntO affixed, do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose Of forming a corporation under lie end make the following statement
 FIRST The names 0i the e0rp0ratofs a9e Fanny B. Brent James " Goodman and Allen I. Bird and the name q the corporation shall be MEXICO MINES CONSOLIDATED CON- Territory ai Arizona in Whigh the busi- ness Of sald Corporation is e be trans acted s Nugales, santa Cruz County, Arizona. and the Corporation may establish branch offices either within or without the Territory of Arizoaa where meetings of the Board of Directors may be held
 seeosD Tie general nature of the business proposed t0 be transacted by this Cooperation s as follows, to-Wit:
 \ general mining and reduction business with full power as follows Ylzt
 T0 make contracts; t0 purchase, lease, bond locate ol otherwise acquire own exchange sell 0r otherwise dispose oi. pledge laqfigage hyp0thecafe and aeai in real estate and any and all kinds of personal property mines miHing claims e3l lands, eual lands mineral lands OH gas, coal. shale aspbaliuns peir0- leumt asbestas, salt water and water nights and machinery aad to work. mine explore operate and deyelsp the same aud in general Co do ail things necessary % the proper eOu- duct of the business of this Corporation in the Territory aud elsewhere. not inconsistent with the aRs Of the United States and the Territory of Arizona, CT the Republic of Mexico and -tafe 0t sonora.
 THRB. Ine authorized amount of capital stock Of this Cooperation shall be Five Hundred Thousand Dollars. tS5o0.00000l divided into Five Hundred Thousand shares oi the par value 0f Cha tSie0) each. At such times as the Board af Directors may by resolution direct. said capital stock shall be paid into this Corporation, either in cash CT by the sale and transfer 10 it oi real or personal property for the uses and purposes oi said corporation in payment for which shares oi the capital stock oi said corpoIatiou may be issued and the capital stock so issued shall thereupon and thereby become and be fully paid up and non- assessable and in the absence q actual fraud in the transaction The judgment oi the Direcf- ors as Co The value oi the property purchased shall be conclusive.
 FOURTH. Tho time oi the commencement o1 this Corporation shall be the date oi the filing Of ceriited copy of these Articles of Iucor- poratlon il the office af the territorial auditor, and 0I tho recorder ai santa Cruz County and the tefmination thereof shall be twenty-five years thereafter
 FIFTH The affairs of this corporation shall be
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 fh0 ANNt ~e fetHfy and Treasurer sHHff ha members af fige hnnfd 0i Directors end thr onge, oi ~frraiefy ni Treasurer may be tlied Sll Ne oHicef. shali hold their offices curing the lit oi Che Bodfd el Directors by whem they Are elected aal until their successors are elected auQ auaiNed. unless sooner removed for cause hy vote ot two thirds of the directors.
 NINTH These articles oi incorporation may be amended or altered at any regular meeting of the stockholders or at my special meeting called for That purpose. by au affirmative vote of majority of the stock then issued and the Board Of Directors or any three stockholders may call a meeting oi fae stockholders Tor this CT any other purpose not inconsistent with lnw, but notice af such meeting the object of the same shall be given each stock holder either personally or in writing at least twenty days prior to the meeting at which such amendment shall Do voted upon.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF We haye hereunto set our hands this 18th day of June. A D. 1906.
 $. B GRURnS
 FATI II SEYMOUR
 HARRY AUSTIN CLAfP.
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Torres S PrIetas R'I.
TfNg CARD NO 1l
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 Ifaiu N0 eat0s NfHas fffsts 8.s0 D. ni.. FafehpHfs l arfIYe l1f1efHtis ! m. ALLTkA MS UNNECr T TORRES uY SONORA HALLWAY. N99AfF@ IDgEAy. MAS ANp VICE VERSA
 Wells fhfg0 Cos MNpff8s and Telegraph in operation hefween Min Pfietas and aii parts of the World
 Shortest aud best fo9te Go Naaul River Barranea and san Marrlii e0a He Ue soyopa -abuaripa, Ores. La Bu ? Ll luril, Yaqui Smelling Refining and faqui Copper cOfn- panies.
 1. Freight can be consigned 70 z H seymour io be forwarded by team from Mlnas irletas to the above named places.
 All goods consigned to railway are received, forwarded and warehoused free Of commission and storage charges.
 'At Mnas Prietas deput hacks always ready to make trips to any Of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 F N. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop
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 -FvfNfH The private property oi the .t0ek- holders oI this Corporation shall be exempt from corporate debls oi any kind whatsoever. iS WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto SCI our hands and Seais this First aay ol lnne l48 FANNY B. BRENT. [SEAI.l
 JAMES ". GOODMAN lSEAI-l
 ALLEN T. BIRD. lSKALl
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Sonora Time
 Dining Stations.
 Pullman sleepers are attached t0 these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres & Prietas Railroad, leaving at S.U0 a. n. and D. m. daily for Colorado, and MinaH PrieIas
 Close connection Is made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship Colnpanyss steamer Curacao" sailing the l7th of each month for Aitata, Mazatlan, Cape St Lucas. MagdalenA Bay and knsenada as well as with Of thH V. A, Martinez Steamship Line, and others lines calling at DhiS port,
 For particulars address, ! A. NAUGLF
 Gen Pass AG't Gnaymas. Sonora, Mex
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Contest Notice.

Department ai The Interior United States Land Oflee Phmnix Ari1onas Inne 23, lgH6 A sufficient contest affidavit having been ilea In this office hy Charles ! Mapes. contestant against homestead entry Nc a#a. raada Fehrn- aFy 24 lsag for Lot a sec iS [ 2S NJ, R. " E. and s. a S. F section E, Township 2 S . Range l5 E., by James Johnson, eontestee in which it IN alleged that. Sa8a James Johnson has abandoned safd entry aud The land embraced therein for period exceeding six months last past ana that said abandonment and absence from the said land was Tot and x net due to the said James Johnson being employed H the army Mayy ol marine e9rps 9f the United States, ete. sasa parties are hereby notified e appatf respond and afef evidence touching said ale gatian at 70 o'clock a. on Monday. August l0t lai6. before Allen V Bird Clerk af the Dis tgIct Court, u his office in N0gales, santa Cruz county Arizona. and that final hearing will be held ~ o'clock p. nl. on Monday, August Z7 lN8h. before the Register and Receiver af the United States Land Office in phmnix, Marieopa county Arizona.
 The contestant having Tn proper afndnyit filed June 13, laN6 set forth facts which show that, after due diligence personal service of this notice can not be made it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 FEN $. HLDRgTH, Receiver First publication June 33 last August IS
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-corNrY oF crYAHoeA. ]

Before me, II Fred Nellis, a Notary Public im and for said County on this day personally appeared samuel E. GruDbs, known t0 ms to be the person whose name iS subscribed t0 the foregoing Articles Of Incorporation and acknowledged t0 me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal Of office this 10th 8aS uf June, X. D lgu6,
 gSEAL.3 NJ FRED NELLIs, Notary Fnhlie.
 Ny commission expires December x le05
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TERRIToRY oF ARIzoNA. !.

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ.
 On this First day of June, im the year l9eA, before me Phil Herold, a Notary rublic m a4d for ihe Territory and County aforesaid, residing therein duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Fanny E. Brent, James w Goodman and Ailen N Bird. known to me to De the persons described in. whose names arc subscribed % and who executed the annexed instrument, and they acknowledged 70 me fhat they executed the same for the purposes and con alterations therein expressed
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, hAya hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seat af my office in the said Territory and County, The aay and year last above written
 fSFALT PHI1 HERDEH
 Notary Public Ny Commission expires Feh'y II, 1gos