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WEsTFOFD.

II. s. Stone attended the health officers
school in Burlington last week.-C. L.
Noyes has returned from Rutland and
Mrs. Noyes from Frankln.-Mrs T.. b.
Whpplc and Miss Nellie Osgood went to
Richford Friday to remain few days
Miss Eliza G. Allen returned from Long
Island Friday Nght.--IIarry Hopkln-
son is in town for the summer vacation.
Miss Grace Humphrey of Burlington Is
the guest of Miss Florence Rice
George Cobb of Rutland spent Sunday
with his parents.--Mrs. L. l.. Bailey of
New York. national lecturer and organ
izer of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. will speak in the Methodist
Church next Sunday afternoon In place
of the regular service Nora Lane
and daughter Miss Hazel. who have just
| returned from n trip in the West, arc
visiting at T.. W. Grows-Mr. and Mrs.
George Munson returned from Franklin
| Monday.-The name of the man whose
| barn was burned Monday is George Rice.
not Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Rice OF ESSEX
Junction are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Perry.-Lewis Saunders, who has been In
the employ of Ray Lewis was brought t.
the Center Tesday afternoon by Officer
Corse of Fletcher on the charge of rap,
and adultery. rape being committed on the
l1S-year-old daughter of Frank King. The
crime is al ged to have been committed
last spring and Hiram King. an uncle o
the girl. appears as complainant Com
plant was entered to s. II. Macomber
town grand Juror. and Saunders was pu
under $500 bonds to appear at Septembe
term of court. No one would give bail an
Inc was taken to Jail. Saunders Is a resi-
dent of Fairfax and has a wife but ha
mot lived with her recently.-Mr and Mrs
William McLain had daughter Dor
tuesday evening.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

r. Fl. Baxter of brunswick. Me. and w.
NJ. WoOdcock OF East Wilton, Me-, ar
rived here Saturday to prepare for the
seasons work at the Baxter Bros. canning
factory in this village. j. II. Ingersoll
who has been in the employ OF the COM
pany for about II years. and who came
to this village in 1902 when the factory
here began operations and has since been
the superintendent. has resigned and fin
ished working for the company Saturday.
Mr. WOodcock takes his place.
A son was born Saturday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred +. Gaines.
]. II. Ingsrsoll & Sons. who opened
canning factory last fall In the buildings
formerly occupied by the Vermont spoo
&, Bobbin company, have enlarged theii
works. They are now canning baked
beans and will also can string beans.
Eleazer Hunt. who lives with his
| grandson. William Hunt. near Esse'
| Center, fell recently and broke one o.
his arms. Mr.. Hunt. who was " years
| old this spring. had been out watchih,
the men haying for some time as u
his habit of being about the iar"
| On returning to the house ne had DC
| come so tired that he fell. He - an
to be about the house.
| Arthur Post, the young son or MI. an
Mrs. r. w. Post. fell from his picycl
Tuesday evening and sprained MS lei
shoulder. He and Raymond Straus wer
racing when he ran against fay"iohu
wheel and was thrown to the GROUND.
Eugene Bouchard has gone TO Randoip'
where he engaged in the construction
tho canning factory which IL being pu'i
nv w & Teachout of this place 10
D,,,orr,tt Palmer g. CO., of Waterbury.
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Story OF Essex Junction was the guest
tof Miss Geneva Patterson over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen spent sun
day with friends in st. Albans.-Miss
Geneva Patterson, who has been spend
ing a weeks vacation at home. returned
to her position at Wallingford Monday.
Miss Clara Brown went Saturday to
New Hampshire, where she will spend a
week with friends at Rye Beach and ar
ter that she will spend some time in HIDE
ham, Mass.-The Hon. p. c. Dem'ng, with
Miss Mollie and Master Calvin. returned
to their home In Minneapolis last week
Clark Mitchell went to Montpelier Sat
urday, where he has position-Raipf
Randall and Miss Lillian Bushey were
married at st. AIMS Church Monda,
morning at eight o'clock william Flynn
Of Alburgh was the guest Of his mother
Mrs. Jane Flynn, Sunday.
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WHEELOCK.

hurry Buck of johnson and Mr.. Rey
nolds of Burlington were In town Friday
on business.-B L. Gerry spent Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
Gerry.-Whle Charles McGovern was
driving Sunday his horse became frighten-
cd at pile of stones by the roadside and
became unmanageable and turning around
started for home. The horse ran only a
short distance before 1t was caught Mr..
McGovern received a severe shaking up
but was not hurt seriously-Mr. and
Mrs William Fowler visited in Lyndon
Sunday.-CharIes Hodge and family OF
Lyndon visited at o. n. McPhersons re-
|cently.
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MILTON BoRo.

Charles Bullock is at his brothers
through haying.-Mr. and Mrs. Toney Sib-
ly Of Essex are guests OF A. c. Fay and
Thomas Shean.-The Rev. ]. G.. Lorimer
and Mrs. Allen Hays, who have been
camping at the lake month, returned
home Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. A
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shear
we're in Cambridge Sunday night to at
tend the 25th wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Howard.-Mrs. Alon-
10 Graves entertained party of go al
her cottage Monday evening. Ice cream
cake and fruit punch were served
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. a. Thomas of Randolph
are at their cottage for two weeks.-Mrs
=. L. Martin was called to Sheldon Tues
day to attend the funeral of a nephw.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Bertha Albertinc, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield Grant, died July 8. aged
one month and seven days. The funeral
service was held July Q at the home of
her parents, the Rev. r. T. Edwards Of
fciating. The burial was in Weybridge.-
Miss Florence Bradley and Harris
Prindle of Burlington visited relatives
in town last Sunday.-Mrs. Fay Clark of
Claremont, n. H., Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Homer Clark.-Miss Marion
Horsford OF Williamstown Is passing
some time with her mother. Mrs. Sarah
Horsford.-Mrs. Otto Ockert Of East
Attleboro, Mass. with their children is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam Carpentier.-Mrs. Curtis Van Vliet
and her daughter, Mrs George Bufflng-
ton were in Burlington Thursday, to at
tend the Van Vliet-Whiting wedding
Miss Ethelinda Rich and Master Robert
Rich OF Burlington are visiting their
grandparents. DR.. and Mrs. Varney.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Jacobs and child of
Burlington. are spending some time with
relatives in town.-Homer Clark recent
lily caught large rnccoon that had
killed about 80 OF his largest chickens
DR.. Varney was la Burlington last week
to attend the annual school OF instruc-
Mabel Eddy Of New York. who was the
guest OF relatives In town during the
past week, has returned to Monkton,
where she Is passing the summer vaca-
ton with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. B.
: Fl Eddy.-William Carpenter. who was
FRUSTRATED by heat Saturday afternoon
while working In the hay field. is re-
covering.-The Young Peoples union will
; meet at the home of Miss Lutte Jack
man next Saturday afternoon, July
2l-Howard Jones of Bristol is al
, II. II. Claxton's.-C. w. Jones attended
the races In Vergennes last week
2 e. III. Converse is at home after seVera
! weeks absence In Montreal, Canada, anc
Rurlington.-The Misses Edith and 1r'
Read returned to Troy n. Y" last wed
nesday after two weeks at the home o
I her parents, Mr.,and Mrs. O. J. Read
r Mr. and Mrs. William Carpenter are en-
tertaining their daughter, Mr. ana Mrs
Otto Olker and three children or Attle
boro Mass, since last Wednesday even
ing-Mr ami Mrs. william tnderhill o
Otumwa, Iowa, spent several days
y last week with their niece. Mrs. Il. }
. Clark Mr. and Mrs NJ. s. Storrs OF Bur
= lington, were also the guests or the'
" daughter. Mrs Clark the l2th.-Gu
" Wiloughby ana daugher, Mrs liele
Briggs and two children have been spend
o ing some time Mt their cottage at Lon
" Point.-Mrs. j. r. Govern OF indian
" apolis, Ind. who has been a guest n
J. the home of Mr. and Mrs, II. II. Claxto
!. for IA week past, left Monday morning 70
u Concord, and other points In Me-
% Hampshire and Massachusetts,-Mr =
y II. Thomas of Monkton Is spending
L. few days at her fathers J. A. Harr
o. caring for her sister, Miss Clara Harr
~ who has been III FOR several weeks wit
n. rheumatism
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Announcements have been received
In the city of the wedding of Miss
Sibyl SWEET and Theodore Lukens OF
Pasadena, Cal. which took place in
Pasadena. Thursday, July 3. Miss
SWEET is a daughter of the late Rev.
DR.. Josiah SWEET of Highgate, who was
one of the leading Episcopal ministers
(COntinued on Third Page.)
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FOR SALE-Wheelwrigh shop, good
water power, with planning machine, rip
saw, Jig saw, iron lathe drilling ma
chine. boring machine, buzz plaher.
Robinson provender grinder. cider mil
outfit, set of scales, blacksmith shop ana
tools. paint shop, saw mill complete
three acres land. dwelling house, barn.
good water in house. For particulars IN
Qulre OF S. b. Thomas, Sheldon, VI.
16l,6t&w4t
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JONESVILLE.

Wallace Iiill of Starkshoro has been
visiting at r. l.. Stevens's.-F. +. Gillette
and wife are in Boston for a few days
Mrs. Wesley Church and sen, Donald,
are visiting friends in observation-disclosures
Sabins and family of Burlington are the
guests Of George Sabins.-John Hapgood
and family were in West Bolton sun
day.-T II, Chossmore was in Waterbury
recently.
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HUNTINGTON.

j. s Benedict has returned to j. w.
Spaulding's after weeks visit with
friends in Barre and St Johnsbury.
and Mrs. Moore and Miss Mabe Moore
of Rutland have returned home after a
few days stay with Mrs, Moore's parents.
Miss Mary Spaulding is spending few
DAYS in Burlington this week,
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FARMS FOR YOU.

acres on Lake shore, good house
ard barn, M from city, $1,000.
S5-acre garden and poultry farm,
rood house and barn. Z NJ from city,
$500.
1TO-acre farm, Milton, 3 n, from de-
rot: so a. woodland. wiif cut stuff
enough to pay for farm; fair buildings.
$4,000. VIII trade for city property.
600 acres, u timber land, no noun
tain, good buildings, on main road. S
m. to depot, big bargain. $4,000.
Send loo for new catalog and map.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
146 st. Paul ST.. Burlington. w.
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ADDISON.

One Of the peasantest meetings the
Ladies' Aid has held for some time was
at Mrs. II. W. ClarK's on July II. Several
visitors were personalities Macel Doo-
land has been the guest OF Eva Smith.
Mrs. r. r. Southland Is in Randolph. the
guest Of her parents.-Rena O'Bryan has
gone to Saratoga to spend the summer.
Miss McGregor Of Hyde Park Mass.
s the guest OF tho Misses Palmers.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred erwin are at C.. j.
Torrey's.-Mrs. Joseph williams has been
guest of Mrs. II. W SpoOner.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Cole and daughter who are board
ing at II. ID. Costello's spent Monday in
Burlington.-Several NEW subscribers were
added to the West Milton telephone line
last week.--Can any one give cure Tor
black knot on cherry trees? Nearly al!
the trees in this part of the town have
heen DESTROYED by 1t.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs,
Clifton j. Hauley Wednesday afternoon
and evening-Mrs Henry BiXby OF Bur-
lington is visiting at q, e. Bxby's.-
Elezcr Hunt, the oldest resident in town.
fell and broke his arm July ll-Mrs.
Irwin Gilbert and children of Essex June"
ton are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Rates
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WINOOsKI.

Michael Dougherty died Sunday evening
at the Fanny Allen hospital after an ILL
ness covering n period Of about months
The direct cause of death was dropsy with
complications. Mr.. Dougherty was born
in ireland rs years ago and by occupation
was q horse trader. He Is survived by a
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Teeth Extracted
Absolutely without Pair

The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taking gas. My
methoS - used by no other person. No
pain; no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. HAVEN.
ONCE, 1856 Pine St.. Burlington. Vt
Office hours, 10 to 8. to 8.
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swat
McKINLEY's NIECE MARRIEs.

Des Moines, Iowa, July 1s-Miss
Grace Howe Mckinley niece of
President Mckinley. was married mt
Fort Des Moines tonight to Captain
Crayson Willard Heidi of the 18th cav
airy. Among the gifts was mahog-
any chest of 100 pieces Of silver from
Mrs VIM. Mckinley
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1870 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale In gcod
condition: also 30-lght dynamo as GOOD
as new. These are both 1?5 volt and Will
run many more lamps on lower voltage
Free Press Association. Burlington
26.d&wtf
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.


farier visited friends in Rutland last
week.-Mrs.. Wood, Miss Caroline Wood
of Troy, N. Y, and Miss Maggie Slavery
of Salisbury were guests for few days
recently of Miss Laura Ross.-The men,
bers of the Methodist Sunday school en-
joyed picnic at Lake Dunmore last
Thursday.-Miss Carrie Damon was q
recent guest of Miss Vernace Lovett.
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
word. each insertion. Copy may DO
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
auired. No advertisement taken which ID
less than twelve words. two lines. spec'a'
terms to advertisers using from u" 10
1.ooc lines within twelve consecutive
months
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs l.. A. Allen is quite sick and under
the physicians care. 1t is thought she
had slight paralytc shock-Marcus
Burritt of Hinesburgh, accompanied by
his two daughters, Mrs. Thurston and
Miss Cornelia, visited Mrs. Emma Hins-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell thou-
sands Of readers in many towns OF YER
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tisement. II"tI
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MONKTCN.

Henry Sweet. n lifelong resident OF the
town of Monkton. passed away suddenly
on Monday night. OF heart disease. He
worked all the day previously shnglng
a barn for Mr.. Eddy. and retired In his
usual good health. He arose about eleven
O'Clock In the evening as he frequently
did and sitting In his chair died almost
instantly. He was n soldier In the Civil
War, enlisting In 1868 and serving until
the close of the war. He was GO years of
age and leaves a wife to mourn his loss
The funeral was held on Wednesday al
his home and interment at the Boro. the
Rev. Mr. Renfrew officiating.
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LOST.

A LADY'S TAN COAT with blue SCARF III
pocket lost between Bristol and Shel-
burne. Finder please notify Mrs. i. Il.
Andrews. Shclburne. 3,w,lt.
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WANTED.

ATTENDANTS wanted at the Taunton
Inssne hospital. Wages per month; men
81, women SIG. including board. lodging
and washing. Address J. r. Brown NJ.
D.. Supt.. Drawer d.. Taunton. Mass.
S2,d&w.tf.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish 10 h're
help or to sell farm should use TINS
column. Nearly 5000 copies of TINS paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possioie
buyers. S'"'i
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COOK wanted at an institution goou
wages. Address 81. NJ" Free Press
office, Burlington, VT. o"'u'
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 6No-toot hot water heater.
20 horse power steam boiler. w. b.
Gates. 2l5. d&w,tf.
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LEICESTER.

The Kings Daughters met at tho home
of Mrs Brownson last week Wednesday
afternoon Clayton r. jennings and Mrs.
Fiske were In Burlington Thursday and
Friday of last week on business.--Mrs.
Read has gone TO attend the conventions
which will soon take place in Connecti-
lcut and Massachusetts She expa"t- IN
be absent ahnnt four weeks
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TWO YEARLING HE1FERS wanted w.
II. Murdoch, 265 Colchester avenue Bur
linrton. l64, 3t&2w2t
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LINCOLN.

l.. A. Bryant raised the frame to his
new barn Wednesday. It is 42XGO feet and
be one of the best in town. 1t is built on
the side hill edst of his house and the
distance from the roof to basement of the
end fronting the road is GS feet Arthur
Brown of Middebury has charge of the
work.-Dr. George Russell was in town
Friday looking over the town with the
idea of locating here.-Mrs. H. Miller of
burlington came with her four children to
T.. r. Spiers Friday and returned home
Monday leaving the three oldest children
to board few weeks with Mr.. Siples' $
family.-Mrs. Edgar Narney is worse
again.. G. Elliott of Shelburne was in
town Friday on business-Mrs. William
Grant is gradually fa!ling.-Jason Abby of
Bellows Falls is visiting friends here.
Daniel Palmer Is very low. His death
Is expected at any time.-Mrs. Edgar Var
| ney Is somewhat improved.-H. s. Var
ney. wife and son of birmingham, Mass.
came Saturday to be guests OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Varney, for q
few days.-George Varney OF Waitshelt
was at home over Sunday.-Nictor MAI
and Louisa Clark and her mother. Mrs
Augusta Clark. attended the funeral %
their cousin, Cecil Shattuck, in Warrel
Snnday-J W. Morgan was In North
field the last Of the week to consult DR.
Mayo again In regard to a cameron
growth on his neck.-Mr. and Mrs. Georg
Morgan entertained a party of "A o
their relatives at dinner Sunday after
noon In honor OF Mrs. Morgan's cousins
the Misses Mary and Ruth Damon. o
Pawtucket. r. I.,-Wh!le wrestling Sun
day morning Roy Farr received a sever
| injury to his knee which will confin
him to his bed some days.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Rev. and Mrs. Mckinley and little
daughter and Mrs. Howarth of Bruns-
wick, n. V, are spending their vacation
with Mrs. II. l.. Thompson. Mr.. McKin-
ley was a former pastor of the local
Methodist Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Callie
Tyler and two children of burlington are
at the Tyler home for a few days.-Mss
Lucy Harrington of Rutland Is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Emma Har-
rington.-There will be services on the
lawn in front of the Methodist Church
next Sunday evening,--Raul Twitchell of
Hartford, Conn, is in town for n few
weeks.--J. s. Shaw and Mrs Cardie
Brttell and Lawrence Griswold and
Miss Bernice Twitchell took trip tc
St. Adams bay on the Chateaugay OF
Wednesday of last week.
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RICHMOND

Mrs, Kate Morgan. who has been a
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07
Mordheirn News.

After an absence for some weeks
| will write the GAZETTE few lines
Messrs. Gus Crosse, Flo WED
and Martin Pundt went to Sun An
tonic to-day on business, while
there they will take in the fair,
Mrs. Reinhardt returned FROM
San Antonio to day where che ha.
been for 8 weeks under medical
treatment.
Mrs. John Pundt spent several
days at Yorktown'and Grusnan the
past week. John is at the latter
place getting his new home in shape
for occupancy.
Mr.. Fritz Luedecke went down
to Sinner the first of this week ans
spent the days vita his Parents
Fritz SAYS they had big dance
there; he reports good times.
KING OF HEARTS.
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Guadalupe River Ripples.

AS 0. K. Valleyscrub has been
absent for long time; will come
again.
MIR. Henry Dryer sr. is kept busy
cutting his cane, pressing and
making it into molasses, Henry
Dryer Jr. his son, of Sinner, is help,
ing him.
Mr.. D. &C. Dubose of Hnmon was
in the vicinity one day this week
gathering cattle.
One of Stahl Bros, Of Gonzales
was in the valley last week on
business.
Messrs. Henry Dryer Sr. and his
son Herman Dreyer attended Mr.
Adolph Dreyer's wedding at Wit
ting Thursday Nov. l;-son of Henry
Dreyer ST..
Prois. Nelghbors OF brewer and
w. q. Miller of Prairie View school
were at Hy. Dryers Sr., molasses
factory last Friday.
Mr.. R. A Dryer went to Hamon's
store one day last week on business.
Hello Fam" Fan must be hap.
Ply over the beautiful picture that
was found at the river; but Fan
must he mistaken about thinking
that o. X. Yallewscrub lost it; he
always keeps his beautiful pictures
locked up in secret drawer, 1.-THE
has any, you know. He would not
curry them in his pockets for fear
they night be tollel,
o, X, VAl.lEysaaua
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

surveyor, was in nur-burg one day
last week surveying some lands.
Rudolph Krause and family, of
Sweet Home spent Sunday here
With relatives,
Mrs e. Jaroszewski visited her
parents at Yoakum last week.
We notice that some of the cor
respondents are beginning 10 quar-
rel between themselves, as to what
community has raised the best
cotton crop this year; we are not
going TO make big blow; will only
say that we are right in the cotton
belt Of Lavaca county and that we
have made out better than last year
SO you see we ha' our share nftha
crop and are thankful for same.
Vim. Jaroszewski was n business
visitor to Halletsville last week,
Tuesday
Miss Iixeile Eehler IL visiting
her sister In Victoria county,
ScnooLnoy,
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HenkI1aus Hits.

After a long silence we will try
to send in few items to the GA
zETTE We noticed in last weeks
GAzhTTE where Fam asks what
has become ofthe "Schoolboy,' and
says that his teacher must keep
him back after school; "Fan' you
may not know that our teacher is a
lady. so you need not be surprised
that the "schoolboy" has 10 stay
after school, you know sehoolboys
like girls.
Mr.. and Mrs, Aug. schendel,
and Mr.. Otto Jaroszewski and
family went to Kennedy last Tues
day, 10 attend the wedding of Mr..
b. j. schendel and Miss Anna
Heintze.
Messrs. John md viii Tnigpen
we're business visitors here Asl
Thursday.
Mr., Il u Russell, tho county
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

for defendant, rooognized in the
sum of 500.
State vs. E,,es, K,.5,k f,,y.rY.
contirned nv ,,,,,,iiro,inn1,f daeaa ]
AMT
e,,,o =, n. 1,A D., .A
y'"'' Vs. ~ o''''' D1'U' "'o
''o,i' .ilo'i'D " s; q1|S" '''r,'o'' "'.u
sr,, 49,, se ,Sn M', : ~, n o"So
s s',,s, T"' " ' u '4'''
''",
9'"'e Vs. te'er bosak' thett over
value OF @9o, not guilty. BosaK
was accused OF taxing purse OF
money belonging to John Qultta'
rom aole'ek saloon
state Vs. Harriet Durham, burg
airy; not guilty
lneo "emle' 'holt OF morse by
'ailee; lounu not guilty.
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District Court.
CRIMINAL D cYgr,

State VS.. Burt Clark, rape coa'
tinued generally,
State vs.. Gid Molten, PERJURY
continued on application of state,
Attachment awarded for slate's
witness, Gus Human ro'pgiRh'n at
uexL Legm. a. 4. CaaIsIIo, wlsnsaa