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to Florida, also Aiken and Augusta.
leaves Washington daily except Sunday.
e:55 D. m. Electric lighted throughout
Other high-clasS trains 20 Florida and
all other resorts for winte, outings. y.
s. Brown. G. A. Sor...-..-. .ailyxay, 70x
18th st QW.--AdY
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DAVID B. HILL. ILL.,,
WILL VISIT SOUTH
AbandOns Lead Of Empire
State Democracy.
SCRAMBLE TO SUCCEED HIM
Former Senator VIII Be in South Caro-
lima While Hearst and Others
Are Fighting.
SCRAMBLE TO SUCCEED HIM

NEW YORK. Jan. S1.-David 3. Hill
left here today for Camden. S. c. upon
the advice OF his physicians who have
told him that a rest Of from four 70 six
months is absolutely necessary TO re-
store his health
Mr. Hill spent last evening at the
theater. He said that he would remain
in the South until April
Drops Politics.
Mr.. Hilrs departure has convinced
those who were inclined TO doubt the
sincerity OF his declaration OF a year
ago that he did not intend TO concern
himself further with the direction OF
the Democratic Organization thar be
meant what he sid.
There Is likely % be a good deal OF
rivalry over the mantle OF AIR Hin
Norman Z. Mack is suggesting Mayor
Adam. or Buffalo, as the man best quail
flied 10 take Mr.. HIS place. Senator
McCarren is also believed TO have as
piraJions TO succeed Mr.. Hill as State
leader.
Test for New Leader.
Mr.. Hills own idea was that the best
thing for the Democratic leaders TO do
would be to wait until some new man
had demonstrated his capacity for lead
srship and then rally round him.
Friends of William r. Hearst believe
that with Mr.. HilI out os the way they
will be able 10 secure a majority OF the
delegates TO the Democratic State Con-
yentiOn.
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vELLINGER BORN WHITE
BUT DIES MULATTo

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Jan sI.-Charles
q. Fellinger, a white man, afflicted
with ''Hodgkins disease" Is dead here
mulatto's. "
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0HI0'S SICK GOVERNOR
is BUT LITTLE BETTER

COLUMBUS, ohio, Jan. 31--Secretary
to the Governor HoEck said this morn.
ing that Governor Pattison's CONDITION
shows little change from yesterday. ne
Is still nervous, but able TO be up and
around the house.
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TEMPERATURE.
THE Sun
TIDE TABLES.

Sun sets today go
Sun rises tomorrow 70
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Blows at Corporation.
The southern.s Palm Limirea

Continued on cage Eleven.)
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Times Want ADS bring Results !
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
TOY IN CRAWFORD CAMP

Huron, S. D. May 16.-The Crawford headquarters are
flooded with messages and crowded with visitors congratu-
|lating Coe ]. Crawford over the result. He claims absolute
y these counties, with some yet to hear from: Aurora Il;
|Beadle, "a; B~onhomme, 30; Bookings, "A: Buffalo, =;
Charles Mix, 81; Clay 81; Faux IA; Hanson, ID; Hyde, .;
|Jerauld, Il; Kingsbury, 81; Lake, 80; Lincoln, As; Minor, 10;
Minnehala, Sc; Moody. %; Potter, 10; Sanborn, 10; SPHINX,
AZ; Sully, Z; Turner, AZ; Union, 81; Yankton, 81; Hutchinson,
IS; Codington, 80; Roberts, "A; Hand, IA; Gregory, Il; Fen
|nington, 81; Campbell, "A; Grant, 2S-total s72.
President Roosevelt heartily congratulated Senator
Gamble over his magnificent vote of confidence.
AS Martin is hopelessly defeated the entire Black Hills
country will come to the convention under the Parker ban
|ner, as the Hills want a congressman bad.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
New Church.

+. The building committee of the
Canton Lutheran church requests
every member of the congregation tc
be present at the church on Monday,
May 81. at 2 o'clock p. M, to heal
the report of the building committee
and consider the plans for the new
church. d.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Old Bridge For Sale.

The County Commissioners of Lin
coin County, South Dakota, will sell
at public auction the old bridge on
Bever Creek, mile south OF can
ton, on Monday, the 2Sth day of May.
1906, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The sale will take place where the
bridge stands and sold to the highest
bidder OH the ground.
BY order of the County Commits
%siOners. CHAs. KUNDERT,
County Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Fine Sale OF

Since Saturday morning May II to
date Cloud Bros. & Johnson Co., have
sold seven Northwestern buggies as
follows: Simon UirfckSOn, two; N.
p. Mclean, one; Lunder Bros, one;
A. e. Manson, one: Homer DeNure,
one; Mrs. Thomas Thorson. one; Tom
Collins, one
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Half Block for Sale.

A choice half block, six lots on Cap
ital Hill for sale. Property slopes tC
the south. No grading required.
The lots are within half block of city
water and one block from sewer.
Shade and ornamental trees growing
A splendid site for a home. It's a
snap for someone. Fer terms write.
SIMON HANSON,
Baltic, S. d.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
The CANTON LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
Editor and Proprietor.
e.. G.. Glendinning. Business Manager.
The Lincoln County Victory.

The machine crowd claimed Lin
coin county solid for the machine and
then doubtful and now they claim
nothing. 1t was a splendid fight and
a glorious victory, because the people
desire to manage their OWL ahairs
without machine d%ictation.
The Cassill ticket carried in every
ward in Canton by the following vote:
Cassill Machine
First Ward 90 SO
Second Ward G8 o
Third Ward Ga AZ
Fourth Ward 81 70
The following precincts in u
county were carried for the CRAWFORD
Cassill ticket. Eden S, Norway Q,
Pleasant 4, Brooklyn 8, Fairyiew
township 4, Highland s, Lincoln4, Can
ton township 9, Lynn s, Dayton D
Layalley a, Springdale 4, Lennox D.
Worthing 3, Harrisburg 2.
The following precincts we're car
ried by the machine: Delaware g.
Hudson S, Fairview village 2.
The Roosevelt republicans had no
opposition in Norway, Pleasant
Brooklyn or Harrisburg, and mes
precincts are entitled to gold medals.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

And Big Minnehaha rolled into line
ike 4 c0nqnering hero CARRYING the
Ustrud banner. II "a q great fight,
but the Indiana sand stone sunk the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Fred II. Barrow wants you to know
that he repairs pumps and does al
kinds of pipe work. Shop opposite
Farmers Lumber Co. 47-tf.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Ola Norway again proved to be the
banner township Of Lincoln county.
Tom Ulrikson said: give US the
@naQ.u
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Leader editnr was toe busy re-
jOicing owe the victory to write Tor
the paper this week. 7s7
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

The corporation machine is dead N
south Dakota Send ii news TO
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

-27 inch China Silk, good assert.
ment Of colors at 40 cents per yard.
it. Chraft & Hansen Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
schiager School Program
May Is, 1900, s p. m.
Song 81 Welcome.

Song OF Welcome.
Recitation: .The New Bonnet Hazel Hanson
Recitation: Little JIM Oscar Christopher
|Rectation: aAunt Jerusha IN Womans Rights Gelma Nelson
Vocal Duet. uSweet Long Ago. Agnes and Inga Syyerud
Recitation: sTTe New Slate, Martha Christopher
Recitation. aTommys Prayer Title Martin
Dialogue: sCty Sights with Country Eyes" A. Syyerud, Inga Christopher
Recitation: 81 dess It. was Papa Helen Martin.
Little Birdie Oscar Christopher
Recitation: .1ngas Idea OF it, Inga Mathison1
Recitation: .Guilty or Not Guilty" Inga Syverud
Hesitation: HAS Secret Isabel Martin
song: robin Red Breast" Little Folks
Recitation: Selected Hema Aus
|n....... 4 sIn the Mining Town" Inra Ch,ts,orIa,.
neasasao 1"Aunt Jemimas COurtship" So As'fisi
Duet: Ever OF Thee Josephine Ramberg and Emily Cuthbert
Dialogue: aDfunkards Daughter Six Girls
Recitation. "The Convtcts Xmas Eve" Agnes Syveruda
CharsdeA
Song: nStnke up the Music" School
Recltatlun:# AAunt MeIsia,s Talk on Boys Tina Christopher
Disloeae: sTne Old Country Aunts Visit to tie Town"
pSntosndne: .Nearer nv God to- Thee"
TEACHER. -
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Sid Lee OF Madison must have gone
back on Kit.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

will come and many of the new settlers will pay for their
land. as some did from last years crop. DELAY has lost
DOLLARS for many a man. Don't let this opportunity pass
when you can get fine farming lands in Morton and Hetting-
|er Counties from the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

The crowds are going into Morton and Hettlnger Coun-
ties, and will get the choices i. you don't go soon. Go and
see how finely the crops are growing, and what activity
there is among the sturdy Industrious farmers who have
made that country what it is, and are improving it all the
time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

YES. Lincoln county was doubtful
very doubtful for the machine.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
HeweZry
Eor Summer Wear

We've a fascinating display of jew
elery for wearing with summe waists
and dresses.
Among them are pins, buckles,
brooches, pin sets and pretty. novel
ties of all sorts, and many of them
are quite inexpensive as well as beau
tiful. Prices from fifty cents to one
dollar and fifty cents per set.
1fbout ar R1ngs......
We have trays full of them in an
infinite variety OF styles and designs.
II you want a pretty ring set with a
genuine stone for $500, we can
show you two or three trays Of them
to select from and plenty Of Others at
whatever price you want to pay, up
to S125.
Starting SIzoe1......
Our stock of Sterling Silverware is
unusually large and varied this eason
and includes some new and particu-
larly beautiful patterns in toilet
articles and table ware. Won't you
step in and look it over?
And while you are here, it will be
worth your while to inspect our fine
assortment Of watch and lorgnette
chains which are unquestionably the
highest grade gold filed chains made
-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Burke Fell Through Martins Burnt Bridges
and Joined the Black Hills Boss
Going up Salt Creek.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Yes, it was a glorious victory.
Praise God from Whom Ali Bfes-
sings Flowl
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Out They Go
You Go Next Trip
Eeuen left Canton last Tuesday, May 1st,
for HeH1nger County, NORTH Dakota,
wB ]. B. Sosson.

Round Trip from Sioux Falls to Mandan, ~ ID. $16.SO
" Rcbardton, N. D. $I9.65
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DIR Reed,
Army Men Out on Bail.

In compliance with the recent decision Of
the United States Supreme Court, Lieut.
Ralph w Drury and Private John b. Dowd.
stationed at the United States arsenal at
Pittsburg, surrendered themselves yesterday
to the Allegheny county authorities TO stand
trial for the killing of William crowley,wlo.
il was alleged. was shot while attempting
TO steal copper from the arsenal roof.
United States District Attorney John ~.
Dunisle who has been instructed by the
government to conduct the defense, APP
peared with the defendants before Judge
Jchn d. Shafer in criminal court and both
were released on $500 bail. The bonds
were signed by Col II. p. Bope, nat.onal
commander of the Boys Brigade
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Fol; RENT-
BY
MARTIN BROTHERS,

REAL ESTATE. LOANS Il INSURANCE,
1925 II Pa AVE. NV.
1l3s 18th ST NV 10 rooms and 49, s4e.so
2O37 H St p.w 10 rooms and b .......... $3.50
2te30 St NV 10 rooms and b. .......... $3.50
1902 + ST. NV 8 rooms and b. ........... So 80
2S13 Q ST. NV rooms and b. ........... 81 30
1923 2Uth ST. NV rooms and b.......... - 50
2eo5 /, st NV rooms and b. ........... $3.50
232o I, ST NV rooms and b. ......... 14c9
e3i 2sth st NV 5 rooms and w......... 1870
Paramount Heights 10 rooms aud b. ....... 1900
Fairmount Heights, rooms aud 49,. 1000
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS
1Iao-iS Pa ave-, 9 rooms and b. ,........ $3.50
33js N ST NV 3 rooms and w......... 1850
1924 F st. NV, rooms and 500
25g6 r ST Nv rooms and w......... $40
Very desirable apartments for rent In the north
west, rooms and bath each; all modern inn
prorements These apartments and well
located and accessible to the departments and
shopping district of the city: rent. $3.50
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FOR RTNT-HousEs.
UNFuRNIsHED.
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FoR RENr-R VI. WALLER & SON,
10 18th ct, NV,
l747 O NV, I2r b. 7500ll22I Harvard, Tor b. IS 20
iii uw, 11r, b. 10 00iiTl7 18th NV, Or, b..37. 50
Ills 2Ist, Tor, DOL 1854 Newton 10r, b.37 80
1S1g NV, lir b. -65 o0iN Chevy Chase l0r, b5o.3
1881 yelling (Dougiaes) Stable IT'S N. 90
nv, Tor, 5000 1915 Otis pl. 6r b.. 2e.5 so
1I34 NV, 10r b...e00012 Otis p1. 81, b, .20s0
i622 s. NV. 12r. B.. go. uet 1921 14th BrooklHrd,
2oi5 18th NV Tor b. 55. Dol Sr, b.. 20.H0
1853 Park rd Tor. b so col Near North Chevy ChaHe,
1888 18th NV 10r, b. o0 Or house. IA 90 %
2413 18th NV Tor b. 40 so Il3 9th ne Or. b. 1880
uo2J-Sa TN III, 5iz
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED

tate and Insurance Broker 10th and F SITS. NV.
l2la Conn 5000 DC ls45 r NV, Tor. .45 90
1922 / aV, i5r 2h 100 OOl 1853 W, As 90
l7l7 5, 1900 121s 18th NV, sr .450 90
s37 X NV 1lr... 60 75Ii124 II nv, l1r. 40. sc
1871 De Sales. I1r so 90 1925 L, Sr 81 30
1900 Mass av 5U apt - col SO ay er. .305 80
1922 Q, Tor. As 90 2520 NV, .2350
FURNISHED HOUSES,
LIST near ne 1sr 2b, iCoun NV x NJ, 17r 2b. 300
per annum. ....... 4 00C wyoming ar. lsr 2b.. $50
] near 18th, 15r 2h Riggs near Nth. ST.. .10G
per auHum. 49,. a. 500 18th, De Sales l0r.... IS
OFFICES.
ca Pa av NV. .... 5000 Atlantic Coast Line"
4Ol ne, dentist. ..--l bldg. from $40 to S35
G4l ] w......... 1000 403 It'll NV ....,.... 700
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PALMISTRY.

NINE RITA. THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM.
Isl and astrologer. now holding receptions
1913 9th st. NV.
lad 2St' Fee. 25c, and 50c
MADAME CATHERINE, wASHINGToN's IA.
vorite palmist and card reader. 80 New York
ave-: readings. % and so cents. se22-tf
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<fOe u wv y " op.S
Ills N n av. 6r .2b. 80. 80
3033 Irving, Or, b. 3d. 90
Langdon, 12r. BOO
21Qs Flagier pl NV.
ar, b........s.,.. $50
ff7i 9Th ne. 6r, b.. .N.5o
552 Steuben NV. Sr, b. "a 90
554 Steuhen. sr, b.. 27. 30
544 Steuben, Sr. b.. $3.50
s33 Utica NV, 7r. b.21. 50
s29 Utica nv, 7r. bis 30
ISL Utica NV, 7r. b. $3.50
800 "a ne. Or. b. .3.5 so
45S n ] av Sc, 7r, b. .25. 90
Lsngdon. d. O.. 5r.. III. 80
31S list Sc. Or. 1859
Langdon, d. c., Or. :. 1928
I.angdon. d. c.. Or. IL 90
1921 Half, Or, c....1o.59
a Alex ct, Ar. e.. $50
2U2 Seaton court, Ar. 100
S'rnItES
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FOR RENT
$780, 1892 Conn av, 1911 APARTMENTS.
500. ..1717 De Sal les Or $50. 18th and Col I'd
$50. 1871 De Sales. lori $50. 10 18th Sc, Or.
$50. 1867 10th, 12r, b$42 80. The Truxtun, 5r,b
$50. . SO r NV, Tor, b 500. .1223 av, 8r, b
$3.50. -. .2461 P, ar, b
OFFICES AND STORES
$50. .104 18th, Pr $l2............15 1919
1914 G.. 2ri 81; 30. ...... .sO4 NV
JORDAN & BLo0MER Qnc.), 1914 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFuRNIsHED.

FOR RENr-MooRE & HILL uxc.). III 14TH 81
ENFGRNISHED.
~ NV ~ 40 "a
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ron sArrHousEs.

ry III, EaltS -- HONE OS SAfLlU .,,
properly. WEAVER BROS. No. Iai3 81, NV.
3a2S-te
ES5 9 = :; -, : =
~ Sai1Js-fISH RESiUE1sEE, GOOD >. W. ~.
SSsAtSys LOW price, 6-sfary bTleki u rooms. i0t
r1,7, 3 = < -. -.
hn,re n = - - LII ~ SE...u
and minsts. ~ r. ~ 90 I f ,e1o q St
window hreS asraIs;, impr2ysso - s-1a' ~
yaris Reduced ~. ss Lsv1s an IA IeAl
Near D,ponf fsrc,a - ~ u ~ -,
real sacrifice: jo-rcom and bath ihar.wtndou.
brick: cellar, Iarre la - st sps
can sei 20 quick purchaser for only 200.
saoofp sosh4fh r. AIkiNSON,
laII y ST. NV.
fUR SALE
wstest rented at $50 so; price $50. IS ESQ
1853 Ga. ave. Sc, rooms. bath. re-
eeption hall; lot IIxl15 feet ...... 80 600
rooms, bath and cellar, on Md ave ne:
lot 2ox65 feet; price. Observation-Disclosures 500
rooms and bath. press brick on near
9Th ne; rented at S22; price 1900. s. 600
ee s., al two-story apartments, renting for
jaeo-6t.esu HARRY s. WEIGH. 14io st. NV
FOR SALE-Sl- t5o 6P51o11 RRI5,1r IA ~ a;
renting for Sia 10 o" Dnieh IN NV.
81 50el-Northwes. pan,,rr e. s,,.a yu,
easily rent for sic q, 5rsnn, hrict "
So. 5ooHS.W a5.ft o ,r,n, o en-z,ar :. .u.r
Renting for SIS. 90 per month,
ss.4oo-'-room brick In sc: Renting for SIS 20.
FOR sALE-s6. 500. HoTWATER HEAT. DE
s siraoe section Of NV near 18th and You SITS.
ID Iasoa anr non,. osswhuow nr.ek eontaning
front and rear ward Ioft nanss a,sr i, raar
This is low price for such house in this
location ,oe
iHos. j. FISHER co. Hnc).
ja2o-et 1414 st. NV.
Heights. bet. 18th and l4th SITS II rooms.
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FOR RENT-BY b. +. SAUL CO., 7TH & INV.
1908 NV 11r, b45. g. iG5 ne. sto, dwg IS 90
1926 18th .12i b. AZ Sol 1881 9Th NV Sr, b. Is 90
1872 Fla NV r, bio 90 GAS Harvard, Or b. % "
1912 NV, Tor. b. .40.603 3s l. NV Or. b. % SO
ia Bryant ,Sr. b. .55. so "a me- ar, % so
1901 Pa store. .35 09 1925 9th ne 7r b. % 50
1T3S 14th NV, Tr, b. 35. Dol 1926 1st NV 6r b. p 30
1917 NV, Tor. b. 32. sol 1895 9th NV 7r b. % so
1887 7tb NV. or, b. 80. so 452 H NV 6r W.. q 80
1913 NV 81. b. so so 2o4o 7th NV store 20 OG
GO av NV, 7r, b. 80 936 III NV, 5r, W so
II 32 Columbia st Iw25. 5O 1877 Sth NV Or W. 49, 80
Tie 9th ne, Or, b. q. 50612 s NV 5r W ID. 80
404 Spruce %. sol $40 18th ne, or W. 70 SO
437 @ NV, 7r, b. .25 90 1910 S Cap Or. 10 30
413 ,Sr b, sta ble25 5033i2 Sherua av a.. VS. so
1901 7th aw, barr shes. 452 NV Office RS s7&ss
1922 Sth NV, Sr b. sta25 ooi GAP o NV, g. 90
Office rooms 1T bI2 h St NV. fsteam heated
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

WE SELL THE BEST FEED FOR YOUR HOUSE
plants, also for birds. dogs. cats. Goldfshes and
have good singing canaries parrots dogs. mon-
keys fancy poultry. and pigeons for SQUAD rails
ing. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE Gi2 18th ST. n.
ja3tf
i4TH ST. HOSPITAL. FOR ANIMALS. 2lIs I4TH
st NV, phone n. 1908; ample facilities for
treating sick animals; separate wards
quarters. with exercise yards dog cemetery.
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son & CO., 1885 f NV.
soS 18th ne, 5r.....10.50
1877 Gales ne, Or. 1000
SO Benning I'd. Or. 1000
505 l. ne. Or. b. %. so
Farm. Chain bdge. 6a10.o0
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FOR RENT-$30 PER MONTH, No. s24 B ST. Me-
south front, rooms and bath; $3.50. NO 304
Mass ave, rooms and bath. SIG and S1i.5O.
No. 304 and BOG a st. Sc. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
1908 # st. NV. ja23-3t
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83T f ne, Tr, b.. .s2S so,
2484 Pa av NV, 11r, b.42 50
176 Ben I'd. Ar. .6.00l
All / ne, 5r. 80. 10. 80
Desk room, 1888 II NV. /
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Chinese Massaeres Thr.a,.red.

Sensational dispatches have been print
ed In the Chicago papers intimating that
another Boxer rising I'm China and a gem
eral massacre Of foreigners are imminent.
II Is said that cable messages have been
sent to Americans in China warning
them to seek the protection of foreign
consulates. Furthermore. it is said that
a speech made by William ]. Bryan at
dinner rendered him by Chinese mer-
chants in Hong Kong has aroused appre-
hension as to the attitude OF Americans
and extended the boycott agains, Ameri-
can goods. Mr.. Bryan Is quoted as de-
ciaring in his speech that the labor party
Is so strong in the United States that
chinese workmen, skilled or unskilled.
would never be permitted TO enter and
as drawing a gloomy picture OF what
would happen to American workmen If
the Chinese were allowed to take away
their employment.
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GRAFTON.

Romance Harris went to Bernardston,
Mass, last week.
Miss Ruth Cove has finished her school
in Putney and is at home.
Mrs. Amelia Metcalf and her grandson,
Joe Snow. have spent several days in
Cambridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Walker are spend
ing a week in Bellows Falls.
Leon Fisher, who has been enjoying n
two weeks vacation at home, will return
to Keene Monday.
a. NJ. Convey was in Gardner, Mass. on
business last week and Mrs. Convey spent
a few days in Keene, n. II.
Rev Henry Crocker of Chester preached
in the Baptist church Sunday morning in
exchange with Rev. c: r. Upton.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clarke feft Monday for
Waukegan, H.. where she will spend the
rest of the winter with her son, E. l..
Clarke.
Chaplin Howard was at home from Yale
university. from Thursday until Monday.
He was accompanied by William Squire,
his roommate.
f. o. Merriield has been engaged to
sing in the choir of the Congregational
church at Bellows Falls during the com
ing six months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-02-16
WESTMINSTER.

The auditors have begun their work OF
investigating the accounts of town Off
GERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George whitcomb of
Claremont were recent guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Whitcomb
w. s. Fem has been appointed deputy
sheriff of Westminster by Sheriff Nc
Clure of Brattleboro.
Mr.. Thomas and family have moved 10
one OF Mrs. Cox's tenement houses. for
merly known as the Titcomb house
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman Blake of Surry, N.
H., have moved into c. 2. Arnold's house
Mr.. Blake is employed by Mr.. Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Nutting attended
the gentlemen's night gathering of the
Woman's club at Bellows Falls as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Chase. Mrs. Nut
ting remained to attend the sale at the
Congregational church on Feb. IA.
The Thief Detecting society will hold
its annual banquet Feb. % at the town
hall. A pleasing entertainment will be
furnished by the committee. w. s. Fem,
George Banks and John Richmond will
have charge of the bill of fare. All men,
bers Of the society are expected to be
present.