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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-15
MIDDLEBURY.

! Through tho cXigcslcics of t"lrgrarhn-
ana subsequent handling some of the
names of the officers decided uror nj
tho meeting of the executive board Of
Addison County Agricultural society
Wednesday afternoon, got confused in
last weeks Free Press. The following
amendments Will straighton matters out :
| Department superintendent; cattle and
swine, Watson a. SturtcVant. Wcy-
bridge. horses, Willis T.. Chid, Wcy-
bridge; sleep, l.. g. Farnham, Shore
| ham. poultry, Eugene -. TWitchcll Mid
dlebury; assistant superintendent. c. Il.
Nichols. Bristol; superintendent of hor-
ticultural hall. Norman S. Footc, Mid
dlrbury; assistant superintendent, Elmer
| :. Wright " Ncybridge. The other names
OF officials were correct as printed. The
time for the next meeting of the board
has not Yet been fixed. The fair will
| begin August 2S, not the 29th as stated.
| The Rural Free Delivery Letter Carri-
ers association of Addison county are 10
hold their second meeting in Middlebury
ON Washngton's birthday, February ~.
to consider matters of Importance 10
them. They VII have banquet, ana
among other matters Of business will
Glucose delegates to the state meeting,
which is scheduled to be held in Burl-
ington on Labor day. The association is
dosirious that all the regular and SUBJ
stitute carriers in the county who have
not already joined should do so at tho
! approaching meeting. Tho business
meeting VIII open at 1880 Il. m.
! There arc unclaimed letters at tho
! local postonicc bearing tho following ad-
! a Ftir lnl flh
Mrs. E. sumner. Mrs. Mary Ticrney. J.
lamcr. George Euhcr. Lewis Eubcr, vii
| fred Jeaunctte and Henry Martin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus l., kclton OF
Anaconda, Mon, arrived in town Sat
urday evening for Il stay of several
weeks with relatives and friends in
this vicinity. They have not been East
before in nearly 30 years.
The Middlebury Cooperative Creamery
association held thoir annual business
meeting in the town hall Monday fore
noon, and the following board of d.
roctors was chosen for the ensuing year:
/ Ira l.. Hambln, Charles II. Kccsc. Franl;
T.. Footr g. \. Phillips and H. l.. Hunt.
John II. Stewart was elected secretary
and treasurer, and Mrs. Grace l.. Hoa.
| auditor The past year was a prosper
Gus one for the patrons of l.e creamery
The attendance upon the local market
Monday was considerably larger than
last week, but the offerings of produce
continued light and the prices paid wcr.
practically unchanged. Twenty cents ~, I
pound was the general price for choic,
dairy butter but u cents was paid for n
few tubs. Eggs brought 20 cents "a dozen
| the same as last week
The ladies OF the Catholic Church pro-
pose to have a st. Putricks ccl.bratiou
here this year. as usual with an enter
tainment and banquet AT tie Gown hal
on the evening of March IL. Just what
form tho entertainment will take has not
been decided but the presentation of al
opcrctta is under consideration.
Henry Grant OF East Middlebury YVES
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WEST ADDISON.

School in tho Chimney Point dis
trict, taught by Harriet Norton, closed
last Friday. Those pupils having no
absences during school membership
arc az follows: Eugenia Adams, Hazel
Bodette. Mary Fisher, Ruth Fisher,
Henry Norton and William Norton.
Those having but two days or less arc
Ralph Adams. John Devino, Grace
Fisher, George White and Henry
White; number OF pupils registered, a;
average attendance, 20 39-iS
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NEW HAVEN.

NJ j. Iandon is quite III and undcr the
doctors carc.-Air. and Mrs. I. j. Ever
csts little daughter, Gladys, who has
been dangerously i'll for several weeks
is on the gain. Edward Swonor and
daughter Daisy, left town the sth inst
for Adams. Mass, where they will visit
Mr.. Swenor's sister, Mrs. Helen Bruncll
Mr. and Mrs. G. j.. Palmer and son
Harland. were In Mddlcbury Sunday
Fred Little and Milo Merrill were home
from Proctor over Sunday.--Nis-
Matte Scrihncr Is working at Warner
Drake's.--Mrs. +. j.. Whalon WAS called
to Brandon saturday by the death of he,
lllnf-
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WHITING

The i S. Goodhoart preached in Dandy
last Sunday.-Mrs. Freeman, an aged
lady in the north part OF the town, had
the misfortune tn fan and break her
hir. Mrs. Freeman was standing in a
chair and ii tipped over with hcr.--Ths
Rev. Mr.. Davenport Of Barre gave |,
very interesting talk ON temperance al
the Baptist Church Sunday evening. .-
Miss Matte Robinson and Miss Conloy
OF Ticonderoga were the guests of Miss
Nellie kctcham over S,ulday,-'rhere Is
to lie Il sociablc at Robert Woostcr's
Friday evening for the benefit OF tn,
Baptist society
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CRUSHED BY A CAR
" "r!Smnn Caught While Trying Ia
Raise Il Freight Car Mt Proctor.

Rutland, Feb H.--Wiliam Synder
aged 81 of this city, an employee of the
Rutland railroad met with instant death
at Proctor His body was crushed.
SNndor with some other workluer WIS
raising Il freight car which was heavily
loaded with marble by means Of n jack,
when something Slipped and the box
car slowed against Snyder pinnng him
against the Vermont Marble company $
dock where cars are loaded. Fellow
woIllmcn had to move the box of the
car before tic body could be released.
MONTPELIER CAUCUSES.
Montpelicr Feb. 1t--At meeting OF
thc general and ward committees he'd
this evening it was decided to hold the
ward cailsuScs to nominate an alderman
tn wards and on Monday even
Ing. February 26, and tho gene al caucus
10 nominate "a mayor and oth"r city ot-
uccrs on e.day evening, rooruary .''
,,hc committecs rcComnohdcI the Use
,t rho ..,rI, list at these caucisss.
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MONKToN RIDGE.

J. l.. Splcer of Poughkccpsic, y. y"
attended tho quarterly meeting just
held here and had good gospel SCR
vice. lie remains to hold afternoon
aud evening meetings for few days,
Sarah NJ. Hazard Is sick at hor
daughters, Lizzie Miles. and confined
to the bed.--Thc snow fall all day Fri
day ana the slcighing would be good
but for tho wind OF Monday.-F A.
Miles has filed his ice house with ice
seven or eight inches thick.
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SALISBURY

Miss Clomantinc Perkins, who has
been with her sister. Mrs. Edward
Severance, in Middlcbury returned to
Mrs G. Y. Boardman's the first of the
week.
Miss Kelley tho teacher in the highest
grade of tho village school is sick
Henry Jondro. who was confined to the
house lat week with rheuma tism. is out
aeain.-Hert Grace has seven teams
dra wing logs to the saw mill-Mrs. !.
n. .Arul remains about the same as last
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ROBBED AT Y. M. G. A.
! Young Man In Rutlnnd Lost n Gold
Watch and $40 In Money.

Rutland, Feb. 14.-While he was
takIhT bath at the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN association Louis F.. Fre-
d"tl" or Molrosc avenue was relieved
OF g"Id watch and fob and SO in
MOI cN. lie left his clothes hanging
I'm tho locker room and when he fin
ishcd bathing he discovered the rob
berry. The person who made the haul
left about SIS in the pockets besides
several other smaller articles Mr.. Fro
dette says hc has often missed articles
he had left in the locker room but he
had never before lost any money, al
though he has frequently left large
amounts of cash in his pockets.
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ously for an election as mayor. an Of
flee which pays tho Insignificant sal
ary Of less than 81 IL week.
The labor party, citizens and demo
Gratis have tickets in the field and it
is certain that the political contest
Will he tho most stiIbbornly fought in
tho city's history as the labor organ
izations are bent upon gaining COM
plcte control of the city, If possible.
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HANCOCK.

DR.. Spillor was in town last week.
John c. Wright from Cochtuatc, Mass.
is visiting at George r. Churchs after
an absence of nine years.-The schools
closed in town last week for a vacation
of nearly three months.--Thc Woman $
Christian Temperance Union Will meet
at Ross Goodyear's next Saturday even
ing, February II 10 observe the heavenly
birthday of Frances Willard.-P. j,
Robinson was in Mddlebury the first OF
thc week
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BRISTOL.

y telegram was received saturday af-
trrnuon announcing tho death of Ezra
B. Eddy at HUI. + y. n. Eddy was
a native Of Eistnl and ha body was
brought here Tuesday for burial--rhe
funeral of William T. Sherman was held
from the family home on West street
Friday afternoon. The Rev s. l' Perry
officlatcd. About 80 of tn independent
Order of Forosters a,ten. in n body.
and escorted tho bo| - lativcs to
fnc cemetery. The bcaro" Wero C. T.
Besau +. NJ. Besau. +. :. Wright. Leslie
Taft Joseph Lavarn and Francis Nc
Bride. T.. v. Burritt acted as marshal. .-
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Fred Rogers, who came
here from Reading. Mich. 10 a,tcnl th.
funeral of Mrs. Ho9erss brother. w. r.
sherman, received telegram fr1'n h,m"
while at the funeral that his sstor-in.
law had died They left for homo Sa,ur-
day morning. There was beautiful tis-
play Of flowers at the sherman !ructal
Friday. the gifts Of the Forcstcrs. q. r..
Bartlett, his employer, and fellow w,rf-
men in Hunting on.-II T. Hewitt found
tho remains of a doc near Bristol pond
recently which had been shot
r. :. Phillips cut Il willow troo recently
that measured II feet N circumference
at the stump. Tradition says it was used
for a cane ard stuck in tho ground -
years aEo.--A game Of base hall is an
nounced for April y between tho Middle.
bury nigh school and the Brstols. The
village trustees had the snow roller and
shovellers at work Saturday +. j. Chase
ls out again after IA severe Illness of SOW
eral weeks.--Thc Iiinesburgh club were
greeted with a good house Friday even
ing and the .. f.. ;. VIII add quite n
sum 10 thelr treasurE'- ne = H. ;. e.
will celebrate eentlem'n's night in Dike's
nan FrlaaE evening" r'"."a' 'o-'eo'sc
2. Stainof of Springfield Mass, is a
guest al d. A NJ Ho''o" D
Inc iuneral tralii if"in nun l. ",
with the pouy OF r'"'" - '-uuE anu Ia
representative cl'lZcnS "i nun '''a"a'
ana quebec arrive" "''"t o'''
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"hlch MI fuo! H'o ~
many years me i.eN '"."S i'''''
inc PASTOR oIiio'a'o'' ~ ''' '"V' men
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T. A. Atkins was sold at auction satmr.
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PROGRESS ON THE VERMONT

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE monthly re-
port of the bureau of construction and
repair, navy department, Just issued
shows that the new battleship Vermont
building at the yard of the Fore River
Shipbuil,lins Co, is 735 completed. Tho
progress made last month was 9S. The
average progress is about three per cent.
q month. Tho Vermont is to be cont
pleted December ~. 1900,
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NORTH FERR1sBURGH.

The last lecture of tho course will be
given 10y tho Rev. NJ II. Smith of Rut-
land. VT, subject "1he Trir of a
Tramp" in the Methodist Church We'd
ncsday evening, February 81.
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G. E. PAIGE NOMINATED.
IOur Candidates Now StrugglinS fOI
the MayOrship of RutImnd.

Rutland. Fob. 14.--With the nomina-
tion Of Charles T.. Paige. u contractor
tonight for the office of mayor on the
republican ticket there arc now four
candidates in the Held working zeal.
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CORNWALL.

The Rev. II. r. Davis. Of Nersenncs oc-
cupicd the pulpit of the Congregational
Church on Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. S. II. Barnum.-S. y. Hoyt has
purchased the lolley farm lately owned
and occupied by Mr.. John Elmer.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

on account of tho severe snow storm
Friday the sale which was To have
been held by tho Ladies' Aid society
that evening was postponed until Sat
urday evening. sThcy cleared about
san
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Soothcs itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without Il scar. Cures piles,
cczcmI salt rhcum, amy itching. noan's
Ointmcnt. Your druggist sells it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
Big Demand Tor Feeders

henver Union STOCK Yards, Sept.
24-Tbe liberal run Il cattle here
last week was bought up readily at
strong prices and trade had . good
tone from start 10 hnish I;eef ssesss
were strong 10 a dime hARher aud
demand better than supply Fancy
corn fed steers sold at rjNtt, ne
highest price IN slany oanths, and
l,est western grass stecrs brought
t475. Bulk Of tiEe steers o6eFsa,
however, were just fair 10 quality
and sold at $3.50 TO t40o Fancy
corn fed cows sold at e225 to 42.-
Is and common grades froa t2l5
down Good cows are 10 to Is C..
higher than week ago and even
the common kinds are moving more
readily. Demand for stock cows to
40 to Colorado beet fields is picking
up and trade in this line is ex-
Psrted 10 he active from now on.
Bells are 6rm and selling largely at
e2OO to s25. Demand for bulls
y heller than supply here. Neals
are also = little higher with tops
selling around 9475.
Market in the feeder and stocker
division was active from start to
finish. Heavy heshy feeders con-
tinue in best demand and prices 10
to Is cents higher than week ago
Demand for choice yearllngs is also
ON the increase aud market Is TO %
cents higher. Common steers Of all
kinds are still duh but the inquiry
for the good grades is much better
than the supply and competition
active. The movement from the
Colorado ranges is now on in earnsst
and receipts are expected to b
heavy for the next two or three
months. All the local commission
firms are loaded with orders for
feeding cattle and there are plenty
of good buyers here to take every
thing coming this way. The big
eastern buyers are anxious to pur-
chase here az this is the only mar
ket where they can get the feed-in-
transit rate, and prices paid look
good compared with those quoted at
other points. Receipts today were
1000 head and market firm, All
eastern markets are lower with q
heavy run but good local demand
held prices up.
W. y. FULToN
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
Watch Made in l772

western ieweiler has in his Possession one
cf the siA. hand made silver Swiss watches
which were constructed in England in HIS 1t
keeps splendid time and is more accurate than
soTe Of the modern watches. Ii was in 1858
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was first made
aud prnitical experience is proving every day
that II is far superior to all modern remedies
for curing such ailments a sick headache
h"t"lency. beartbarn, poor appetite. sleepless-
Dss>. liver ar kidney Troubles. indigestion, dys
pepsia. eranae, biliouspess, female ills or mai
aria. never and ssue. No matter how long YOU
have been q suner~r the Bitters will positively
help voc. Then why not get a bottle today
and give ii a chance tn prove its merit The
genuine has our Private Stamp over the p,.ck
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
MAKES EVERYBODY TIRED

We have heartily supported Hen
Lindsay in many things and will
frankly say that three weeks ago he
was cur choice for democratic nomi-
nee. However his childish actions
of late make us very tired. We
supposed he was a candidate for
governor in spite Of the Denver Post
but 1t seems he is a candidate be-
cause Of it. That notoriously cor
rupt sheet has a bitter enmity
against both Adams and Patterson,
and would run anybody they could
lay hands on.
If Lindsay had any grievance, il
might be different The great prin-
ciples at stake were elimination of
Speer corporation influence, and the
pledging Of democracy TO certain
great reforms, like the primary cleo
tion Law, a railroad commission. etc
All of these were asked for by Lind
say, in common with other party
leaders, and all were secured. Nov
just because he coaldn't get the nom
ination for governor, he won't play
in our yard. Well. we'll, here in
deed. is a case for some juvenile
officer with slipper
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
vulcaA.

News-CAsspion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Sept. 25
". J. Baker 10 helping J. ".
SoitA with his potato crop.
D. L. GRAY Al Ilsaver came in las,
49, 70 d" sssssausent work on HE
caoins
Ar. and Nrs. Little from Nebr.
- visiting their dssghser, Mrs. J
". Smith.
Rudy Mergelman from lola dis
tribwted load Of salt on the range
lest Monday
Henry Raisback of Willow creek
made trip to Gunnison the fore
part OF this week.
Mr. Rafus knopp drove the
staas up from lola Wednesday and
Thsrsday vas the guest Of M. and
Nrs. Wilt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
'o'ooA1ss ~"oAH y

The plssiorn asCaasss shsl H.
rssprct fos lsw 10 ths cAisf ssusss Of
political, moral sad indssAs;el lis.
William JsaaiAGs Bsysa y Oh
dorssd and aiIeeisssce 70 the naNiuna Al
democratic platform 10 renewed.
Ii declares there can bs ~ eli.
snoe with corporations tAee sKsSolt
the people. Corporatioss nssl Gle
sssseaents with the secssasey Of
sasts. II pssAGss . l.w nsAiaa it a
fsSoay fr o<p0sseioss - ouatssbuts .
10 campaign fsnds. RspsbIicsa
party dcnossCed for sllissce with
emi-psblic corporations.
Interference with the ballot is T.
clared crime against Liberty.
The card system in mining GANGS
branded indefensible attack on in-
tegrity of lsboi.
A direct primary Law 10 favossl
and election Of United States seos-
tors by direct vote Of the people.
Favors ameloration Of forest r.
serve regulations.
Initiative and referendum favosei.
Msnicipsl ownership Of commoa
utilities called for.
Favor< creation OF railroad cou-
mission, with its membership eIese-
ed by the people, and the aboltioa
Of passes.
Theft of governorship denounosd.
Gnbernatorial candidate pledged
to serve full term.
Majority of the supreme court de-
nounced for decisions in violatioa OF
the constitution.
Favors abolition, by consttutioaal
amendment if necessary, OF kiaSly
prerogatives.
Power OF court to punish for co.,
tempt should be limited.
Senators Teller and Patterson is-
dorsed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28

Field and Farm-A correspond
spondent down in FL Paso county
wonders why our Colorado people
can not be educated up to the point
where they will consume more
cheese Our folks already eat three
times more cheese than is made
within the state. We raise every
thing necessary to feed milk cows.
The fasteners pay the freight on
this stuff and feed 1T to their cows,
make cheese and we pay the freight
on it from the east. In reality. we
pay the freight on the feed. the
freight on the cheese and good
profit to the eastern dairymen Why
not produce the cheese We alresdy
cat, instead of caltivating an appe-
fite for more? One way n do j. 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
SorIrt eF "Utghi,N'> s,tr IN ..,
E~1tTt

state of Colorado
County of Gunuisnr IS
Is, virtue of a decrstal order - tt, s..
Court d said county mafe ard '..,..uh ouh'S
rec"rn on tte -ith day pf Sei:anf-.r A % tg.s;
On 1n the appiicatlon q the UNDERSIGNED aii.a
~, Ill. suai ltsh ~ Alhert NJ. Usher ana nor-.
ny ,shet' MINOR heirs Of the estate ~ J.,.,.
si'er, uecea-t'i TO sell the following rles,,ibt
reg '-,hte % n,i n-tng to tho said NJ if5o-s ,,i.
~ uhllHi r. ~ one nall Interest Ia ami 10 L.,
.iuh !" th' L. VI 81 rystal IN the Con,,r ~
,.a, ISL ~ : a's 81 oh rado I shall a. ~
~, =, IL aas r. "'er \ d. 1876 at my re.i fsee
,,'.iiish aii io~h II Orystal- at the bour az ~
o ei"c IN The forerooH- -eil all The i,,ts- " =,
aid minors IN ani to said real ests,a =, ~
,fnr. f es.h p1t less than the appraisef vsf,','
i.,, !, a"e peiiig one hundred and sftv al
Isrs; .ald sale 20 he made suhies,, - - u.i-
pro'al and confirmst ionof "a ,,'., .l'e sIi-
Guardian of Albert NJ. Tsbsr - - shEf,
Usher. minors hhd Dorothy
sept. 2s-Oct. u
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sCAoCakS0n0O 49,
suuna a>eo - GuuuD -
ns.scssAik Cs-.sv.. Ca.auuni,n


GrSSIsoS, CoLe.. SeTA- IA, ISIS
Nos,cx 70 hes~by sives 49, .
county coavsussoa s'h ts ~ u
the cosast hosss in G~na,sna. Cu1o.
Sss.sdsy, Ostoter -, iH4, - ~
oclsA . n fur shs p~sp<O q na&-
l.as.nG osss csadidaas fos sscA q tAs
i,,lIos,aG nsaed olkcrs, 70 va:
Cosssy CIerk, Cosssy 6kssi9,
Cosssy ASSESSOR, Cesssy Tss1sasss,
Cuen.ss.oass fs 3sd cusa.is.iaaers .
district. Cosnsy SspeslssssAaas q
SckooIs, CosDsy Cosoosr asA RsVss-
sensaiive 10 the 10th eeaeEal sssea-
bly of the State Of Colorado, 80 10
trsnssct such other business - may
properly come before such coevea-
tlon
; s1Se var,oss precincts IN tlse ssnA-
" ~sll t.e eatitled 10 she kAls0lsg
representation in said county csAssa-
tlsn A.alfs. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-28
Heart
Weakness

The action Of the hear de
pends uv.sa the heart nerves
and muscles. When from any
cause they become weak or ex-
hsustcd, and fail to furnish
sufficient power, the heart flut-
tiers, palpitates, skips beats;
and in its effort to keep up its
work, causes pain and distress,
such as smothering spells,
short breath, fainting, pain
around heart, arm and shoul-
ders. The circulation is i'm
peded. and the entire system
suffers from lack OF nourish-
inent.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure makes
4 heart strong and vigorous by
strengthening these nerves and
muscles.
81 had palpitation and palm around
my heart. and the doctors said it wHs
incurab bic. | don't believe IL now. for
after taking six bottles Of Dr. Miles
Heart Cure. three bottles OF tie Nervlne
and three boxes of the Nerve and
Liver Pills | am entirely cured. and
feel better than I have for five years,
and IL rs all due TO these remedies. |
want You To know thVt your medicines
cured me. II relieved me from the
first dose. aud ! kept right on till the
pain in my chest was gone, and ! kept
ON feUl,~g better even after I quit
taking il. JOHN ii. SHERMAN.
Bciding. Mich.
Or. Miles kesrt Cure Is sold by
your Druggist. who viii guarantee that
the Nrst bottle will benctt. " Il fails
~ wtii refund yevr money.
Miles Medical Co., ElkhArt, Ind