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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
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Store 9beleseelier / 9}Oro -Mie9i-
gan.

Gre0ag og 2pr6ag it0lte l1ge raie-
Sc frpgtelige Sfopbral10e Sen moro
lige 9el nf Miobiga1t Ser lom Ell
Salpp itrGffer Jig 1nellen1 5uperior
og Micbigan 5gerne. Ser ct anrettet
Sfooe for mango Millioner Collars,
| % olntreut 1000 Me11nefer pibes
neo ,SifferDe0 at bore blebet bien1=
lple. slt Ser er gaaet Mennelfelio
tabt pioes ogioo n1e6 Sifferbe0, mel1
Mnta1let al Sc Sa11fon1ne menes 0og
fl1n at bore meget ringe.
Set er GonntDer1es 9elta, 9icfin-
ion, Menominee pg Mdarquette, Ser
er baoroef rant. 5tore Sfob1tref-
ninger og San1meroplag er ber blepet
logt i 9life, og bele 8Der er al0eles
n6iletteoe. 9e @per, Ser 6els eller
felt er logt /. sife, bels mere eller
minore ifa0eoe> er fglgeroe:: Gnil1ne=
ice 1neo 200 Snobpggere, 9cbaffer
600, Malpbo 400, 9aunoers 300,Sa-
boye $50, Cornell 200, @oo0lotplt
200, slntoine $50, &i11gslep og Ser
fins. &prit er DeltaGo. 1ne6taget SEN
itprite 8p / bette Gountp> gscanoba,
un6gif fltn A6elnggelie be0 foro1l,
6ret @i1oretning. Mange flere 8per
bar it9rft u6latte og bleb fun frellte
be6, at 8eboerne> Mpno, &pir6er og
8grn tog &anlpen op meo Slammer.
ne.
Set brer6te Mreal n6gigr efter 6e
ii6ite Spgipelier paa Set nar1neite
400 &pa6ratn1ile. Set ltreffer Zig
moo 9eor6 til 5on6s, Morquette 60,
mos sp6 til Salbott, Nfenominea
Gou1ltp, MOB 9lt til Silb &iber %
moo Geit ct Stpffe ino | 8isconiin,
til @ance0aD. &Grlt bar Sl6el1 raiet
Iongs @scanobo & 2ofe Snperior
Ser,1banen, bbor Sen bor barget en-
@trnfning al 60 Mile og 40 Mtle
poa SEN onoen @i6e @banning 8a-
mems Gn6epu11ft. Den br9n6te Str9f-
ming longs 6enne @ane on9ibes at
bore 80 Mile bre6.
Sloen oplto6 paa forifiellige @te'
ser ianrti0ig og ifDloes biitnof l1for-
iigtigbe6 beo at brenoe @rene og @f-
| fal6. &eo 4ninneiec bren6tes Der
@rene tet u6e11for 8Den, og Sl6en
| forplante6e Jig 6a til 8Dgningerne og
Ggmmeroplagere og bi6ere til 5foDe.
ne. Sen Igb mes bol6lom Gart mos
9eor6, til fine Si6er bab6e ben Ell
&urtigbeo al 20 Weil Simer. 40@fil
9eor6 for @pen itg6te Bette 6lanme-
hob {ammen meo ct onoet, Ser font
@ejt fra og git &etning af @scana-
ba, og oenne 8p bar en- Si6 iterft
uo1ot, in6til &in6en plu6ielig ifif-
teoe 9fetning.
neutrality-suspicious. u6len6te
9feoningstog as Sc forifiellige 9inier,
og mango Menneifer frellte 9ipet beb
at fomme ombor6 / 6isle. Men noe:
iten aIIe Sc mango gpbpggere oen-
re Ggn miiteoe alt, bbao 6e baboe,
Suie og SsSnobo, og en- 9el &reatur-
beietninger omfom / 6lanmerne.
8ran6en me0ferte mango eien6om'
nrelige Eref, iom neiten altio er Sill
| feIoet peo itore &ataitrofer. SIoen
jprang oper longe Str9fninger, lo1n
laa at 1ige life bleb ber6rt. Suie
bren6te, me6ens &egn, Ser ftoo
nn1iooelbort op til 6ent, blep ganlfe
ubergrt, eller omben6t.
Sra @Derne MabocountDerne iaa
bel lont fra 66iitriHerne bleb Ser
itrafs iel1ot Eran me6 Ggoebarer og
an6re 2ibsfornp6enbe6er. E6nmer'
fonpognierne, Ser ielb bar tobt Mil-
lioner al DoIlars, bar itillet Sgmmer
|til Moa6igbeo for Sc bran6libte Np>
bpggere, og Sc allerflelte at 6isie bar
allere6e taget @rbei6et op ne6 at
i ,o:5o .,no c;n,4,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
&aitor 6. S. sfopgaarb pe @m=
itrn, be0 6en 1Qnffe &irfes W2enid.

&aitor 6. S. sfobeaarb oe 6m=
itrn, be0 Sen 6an5fe &irfes Menig.
be6 9atimer, sSa., feire6e Gors6ag
8. 8. Mai 6eres Selpbrpllup, beo
bbilfen 2eiligbe6 Ser. blep bilt 6e1a
megen Spmerfiombe6 fra 6eres @ie=
nigbeo iaooel ion1 fra an6re Menig-
be0sfre6ie, til bbilfe 6e ti6ligere bar
bGret fnptte6e. Menigbe6en i 2att-
mer bab0e toget Sr6ningen af Geit-
ltgbe6erne / iin @oan6, iaaleoes at
Hr9ltefamilien bar 6ens @i9it. 0n1
Sormi66agen bar ser @u6stienelte
og Mltergang ben feitliet inpffe6e
Strife og 6erefter 6ellesipisning /
Sfole1t bbor Ser bleb oberraft @bIo-
bru0eparret mango @aper, iaalebes
ct 8ille6e fra Soma &re6iens &re.
iter og &engegaber fra @entgbe6er-
ne / 9attmer, gepite6, geeb., og @at-
ionbille og Sos slneeIes, Gal. 2i>
gele6es bor Ser ien6t @aber fra Me-
ni9be6erne &olfe, sSSa., Detroit,
@cb., og Salinas og &appar6, Sal.
Mabs e$eficn. Com set bill ertlt.
ores bleb ifior en- Sen6erip6e, Ma6s
Sefien ser / mango 9lor babbe op-
bolot fig / California og bab6e ome.
rifanif 8orgerret, u6biit fra Moro.
ilesbig af 6e tp1fe Mpn6igbeoer, til.
tro6s for, at ban in6en bon reiite til
9lmerifa, bab6e beret tpif @oI6at.
&an bar ben6t tilbage til fin GSoc-
egn al Senlpn til tit &elbre6, efter
amerifanffe 2qgers &aa6. @run6en
til, at ban bleb u6bilt, bar lite at
ban ielb bab6e begaaet noget moo
Splferne anfte6eligt, men Gpiferne
bil0e paa Sen Maa6e fon1rne bans
lbanfiin6e6e @I9gtninge til 2ibs.
@ogen bafte 1negen Spiigt, baabe i
9onn1arf og Der / 9lnerifa, og sen
i bar oobenbart gibet Mnle6ning til
oiplomatiife Sorban6ltnger 1nellenr
SDifIon6 og Be Goreneoe 5tater. Sbi
Mo6s Sefien bar MI fra 6en oneri-
farife @eian6t / Berlin ioobeI ioml
fra be tpife Mpn6igbeber ! geor6iles-
big faaet Me66elelie ON, at l16bis.
ningen er traa6t uo al &raft, og at
ban ioaIe6es nj, fan boiatte fig iitn
! ISgbeegn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

&nnitmaler Sbomas Senien Seem
Oorf, fe6t @enoerjp0e, fpl6te ii6ite
Ggn6ag rs slar og bleb / Sen Mnle6,
ming b96ret ne6 ct Geltmaolti6 af
fine mango @enner Sen banife So,
loni. Sbon1as Senien bar opnaoet ct
u6nerfet 9fobn iom &unltner / Seem
Dorf, men fan er be6blebet at bere
en- trofait 9onlfer, ifignt ban bar
boet 9l1nerifa / oper 35 glar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

So 2anbsmrnb / gecbraffa, &eltrp
@orflon 9apep og s. 81. &. @ram
/ Omaha, ct flptte0e til Nortlano,
Sregon, bnor Sc bar oprettet en-
2on6- og MISUNDERSTANDING nn6er
&obnet Nortlan6 2an6 Company.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

!: 2anbbcbra9erierne / Srcgon. Com
ti6ligere n1e66elt blep Ser ii6it / glpril
af 6en feberale @ran6iurp ! Sort
lan6, Sre., u6lte6t Sn6ictments moo
21 Men6 / forifiellige @gne / 2an-
set for at bape tilben6t fig 2an0,
tilbgrer6e Gorbnn6sregieringen, paa
beorogerif Maa0e. Set :er MI oplpit,
at set ontaIte San6 u6gidr 5000
Mcres u6n1erfet SgmmerIan6 gur-
rp 60. 8e6ragerierne, bar foregaaet
paa SEN Maa6e, at ct Sgmmerfir-
ma / sos Mngeles, @al., &acifie Sur
11it1re & 2un1ber Co., optraaote iom
Mgent for 8eorager=SDn og
oprette6e ir1aa @abmeIler i Ben
ggn, bbor Sfobitrafningen lea, iom
Sc bil6e babe Gingre i. Derefter
apertereoe set efter Mrbei6ere ! ar=
6re @tater til 6isie @abn1eller, 1ne1t
naar 6e tom, fit Sc bberfen @rbeioe
eller 8enge. otter en- Si6 bar 6isie
elrbei6ere iaa forarne6e, at 5abmpl=
lefon1pagniet fnn6e foa 6en1 til at
gigre bpa6 set ffuloe bore, og be tit
6em oa til at n6tage u@ntries" paa
2anb, ion 6e faa ooerIo6 til @Dn6i-
fatet for en- l1betp6eligbe6. SSngen
af Sc Man6, Ser iaaIe6es los Zig bruz
sc til at ubtage uGntries" er fat
lt116er Mnflage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Please mention this paper when
writing 10 advertiseEs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

uMor,nanbend, set oniete ,norite
Ma6 / @ron6 Sorts, g. 9af., ub-
CAB / @nle6ning af II. Mai ct imag.
fnlot og neget elegant uofpret Cup
plen1ent paa 48 @iber ct 1neget
imuft Snilag. @eftet ct riet i1Iu>
1treret me6 go6t u6fdrte 8illeber o9
on1ban6ler 6en aller nDelte norife ST.
itorie og forifielIiee onbre at De mere
betp6ningsful6e bi1toriffe 8egipe,1be-.
ser / 9eorge, en6bi6ere 8la6ets egen
&tltorie og en- Mang0e 8iografier og
8iue6er at befjen6te Men6 @rono
SORTS. goabel Sn6bol6et ion1 Sen
tppografiife l16ltprelle gibr l16gipe~
rem, &r. g. $. Gborion megen
9@re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

@ormonfirfen iel9er mb. st 5alt
Safe Gitp 8la0 meooeler, at @or-
monfirfen ct 8egreb meo at afltaa
fine uoltrafte SorretningSinteresier
til ct Spnoifat al engellfe og ameri-
fanife &apita1iiter, ser roa6er ober
25 MiIlioner Collars. Set fGrite og
ltgrite Goretagen6e> ser ifal ofben=
0es, b1iber @altipita6e1s @elpsz
nings= og 5porpejsan1Gg iamt @por-
peisipitemet iSg6en, ser ia1nti6ig rne0
at Sc gaor ober til an0re @iere ifal
u6oioes til at omfatte ct 5porbejsiD-
itern 2an6bi ltriftet. st an6et @prt<
6ifat ffal obertage Serl1bonel1 mel
lem Saltigitoben og Sos 9lngeles,
Ser ligele6es biotil er eiet al &irfe11.
Si6en nil @rfferfobrifer, @anoels<
bule oip. blipe af6en6et. Mormon=
prali6enten, Soiepb @mitb, far l16-
talt, at &irfe11 / fin Sis git / Gorret=
ming for at beifptte Sc Mponnpen6te og
ltolen6i1ge, iom ti1bbrte &irfelt,
men MI er &irfens Me6lenner / en-
ioo6on @tilling, at 6e life mere
trenger til @irfens &ie1p / per6sltge
eager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

8prnbolmcr- -glmcrifancrc, Ser CT
be110t tilbage til 6eres S9oeS, glen1-
mer fife Sc Jorene6e 5tater. &bert
9lur la1nleS ct hetD6eligt Mntol al
6en i 9ens ltore 5tatslfob, Mn1in-
oilrgen, bbor Sc fejrer slmerifas l1of-
bengigbe6s6og, Sen 4. Suli> ian1men.
@n iaa0on 6elt bil ogiaa fin6e Steo
iaar, og Ser er allere6e / Sc born-
bolmife @la6e n6lte6t SnobD6elie til
Deltagelie. Stationsforinnoer So.
gerup Merg, en- tibligere 9lmerifa-
ner, itaar / @pi6ien for slrrange,
n1e11tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Stpr Mrb. @n fottig @nfe San
Grancisco, bbis Man6, 9ln6ers MieI-
fen, be6 i'm 500 bab6e efterla6t benbe
og 6eres 8 8er,1 / flor SnHtie6ont,
1ao bun maatte arbeioe boar6t for at
forleree 6amilien, ct blebet Mrbing
til $250,000, iom ben6es Meopos
Sober, en- rig @arber / Sbertge, bar
efter1abt fig. Sum bab6e lite bill.
let benpen6e Zig til iin afop6e
Man6s rige Slegtninge ON &iGlp,
og UNDER 8rait6en git 6eres &iem op
i 6Iomn1er. Nsrs. geieIien og bea-
6es 6on1ilie er e11onu lite fun6e,t
men nrenes at opbol6e fig en- af 2ei-
rene u6fonten al set bren6te &bar<
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

9en oanifc Gu, lntb. Strife / Sine,
rita afboloer lit 20. slnrs111goe N1a-
niitee, @eicb., 5. 6. Stunt og efterfpI,
gen0e Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

Gn banif uMirer". Gn al Sc iterlte
Jabrifer fer 2aroet for Mnlerbarer
ct oelt, Ser tilbprer 2incoln Saint
Co., 2incol11, Wlirn. @e0 en- iaa6an
Sobrif er Set ielbfdlgelig sen Mano,
Ser Dar me6 gamnenigtningen af Sc
for1fiellige @ealerfarber at gidre, iom
er Jobrtfe11s 1nelt betroe6e Man6, og
beo 2incoln Saint So. er Set en- 6anif
Motc, 8. 8 Ma0ien, ion befle6er 6en.'
he aniparsful0e 8oit. ut ban bliber
poaifiannet ies oeraf, at ban bar en-
aarlig Gage al $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

~AS 1-<>S~ V""lS" ~"~%s~sSS w
Morf= =Mmerifoner, ser bar beret
fnpttet neie til 9anmarf, i6et ban
6eltog / BEN fgrfte Tesbigife &rig
1848- so, og lioen gioroe &ieneite
fom Officer Sen 6anife Seer, er 1D-
Zig afgoaet peo @poen en- Ml6er al
SO @or. 8allin9 fp6tes / @briitia-
mia og bar Sdn at en- fattig &aano-
berfer. Selb begpn6te ban at Iere
Malerbnan6perfet, men bans @bner
gift bgiere &etning, en6 set rent
@oon6berfsmasiige, ban reilte til
Spiflan6, bbor bon arbei6e6e i lit
Sag, men itu6ere6e iamti6ig -beo
8erlins &unitafaoemt. S 1916
ben6te bon tilboge til Morge 1o1n
nnItmoler, men pa 6en 6ani if=tpife
arig u6bre6 1848, git ban nteo i
6enne ion1 6ribillig. @an 5leb / Sen
6anffe Scr til 1856 Qg oooncereoe
til &ren1terleitnant. 9erefter reilte
ban til Seem Sort, bbor BON birfe6e
lon1 @ortr9tnaler, til 8orgerfrigen
uobrp6, og ban git 6a ne6 / 6enne
1on &aptein og aponcereoe iioen til
Sberit og @bef for Seem Oorfs fri.
biIIige &eginent UNDER General
Grant og ienere un6er General
8urnii6e. @on blep iaaret / ct 5lag
og utienltbDgtig, men fulgte bog Se.
rem 1om &unitner. San bar iaole6es
General Grants @ieit un6er &elei-
ringen al &icbno116 og gior6e Der
Sorltu6ier til tit bergr11te Malert
u@eneral Grant og bans @eneraler" /,
Ser bIeb betolt mes $4,000. 2ige.
Ie6es bar bon r1aIet mango a116re
amerifon1fe Officerer og Statsm9n6,
iooIebes Mbrobo11 2incol11. @an op-
pebar &eniion for lin 9eItageIie /
arigen. S 20 aarene ben6te 8aI-
ling tiIboge til george, bbor ban ii6e,t
bar bolat, men bar aflagt 8eieg / 6e
Gorer1eoe @tater og Merico, bbor
ban male0e &raioe11t Dio5, og ban
blep efter bette 8eigg u6nppnt til
Mericos f6rite @oniuI ! Morge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
spanicns tilfp,an1cube 9runuina,

Grilliesie Gua of@glal,o, sen ellgel-
ife apl1geS 8rooerSntter, rejier Sors-
Sag oenne l1ge' tiQ 9pol1ien, bpor
@rplll,ppet neo aeng sllfolls oil BIZ
be feiret itrufs efter benoes slnfo11it.
g1 ipeciel Glubine0amper fprer
@riuiesien og bertoes 6plge til Ga
laiS fra Goper, gOerfro gaar &ej=
len orer 2an6 til Sponien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25

~
Gn @apflaoe=&anal. Gorbunosie-
natets &ontite forI&analoffnrer far
li6lte l1ge efter lahgparige Gorbanb=
linger og ltn6eripgelier neo fl,n 1
Sternn1eS Glertol beotoget at onbefo=
1e Senatet at peotage slnleg af EN-
@anal geipeau n1e0 @obfla0en. Hre-
iioe1tt &ooiebelt % Glertallet / SIT
genierfomisitonen bar / 6abgr al en-
Slulefanal, me1 bDa6 Der ierligt BE-
bGge0e Senatsfonlisiionen til at o,1,
befale &opflaoefan oar, at en- iaa-
San bil6e blipe min6re u6iat for So
re beo ebentuelle Sor6ifielp, me6ens
Sluiefanalen mes fine lange Cement
faier let bil6e blibe e6elagt. @n SAB
fla6efanal anIaaes at billie foite 250
Mill. Collars og at funne ful6en6es
paa 10 slar, en- Sluiefanal menes at
billie foite 100 9O1in. Collars, men
bt1oe man efter oFsIuiefanalen bar
fnr6ig foran6re sen til &abfIa6efa=
nal, bil6e 6ettf n1e6fgre en- gfstra,
u6gift of 200 MiII. Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-25
Gape 9sins bcn Sicnbe far / Sc

&ape &ins ben sicuoe far Sc
iiolte Gage paret Dg, og bans Gil=
itolr0 gup nogle Sage Mnleonil1g til.
8efpn1ring, 1nelt Set menes oog III,
at al Sore er operifaaet. SON fif ct
beitigt M1rereb of8Gooaara, Ser for
plante6e Jig OPT aaaet, og Ser ltp0te
nog1e onore mil1ore betpoelige 5pg-
BONNIE til. @an pil for en- Sis blipe
np0iaget til at ofbol0e Jig fra alt
MrbejOe. :
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24

H. Taylor of Manchester is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller spent
Sunday IN Vergennes.
w. H. Jackson and son Dane spent
Sunday at Long Point.
H. C.. Shaw and son Francis were
recent visitors in Burlington.
w. F. Hammond of Burlington spent
Sunday with his family in town.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Sheltus, who has been ill, is slowly
recovering.
Miss Anna Seeley of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Seeley.
Mrs. Charles Adams and two daugh-
tiers of North Adams, Mass, are guests
of President and Mrs. Ezra Brainerd.
Mrs. George Mclean and daughter
have returned to Amesbury, Mass,
after few weeks visit with Mrs. Nc
Leans parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. P.
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashley and
daughter of Albany. n. Y, are visit
ing Mr.. Ashley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ashley.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
New Departure.

After two months of remarkable sales,
milford R. Burt, the enterprising drug
gist, says that his plan of selling at half
price the regular so cent size of DR..
Towards specific for the cure of constipa-
ton and dyspepsia, and guaranteeing to
refund the money if it does not cure, has
been the greatest success he has ever
known.
Anyone suffering with dyspepsia, con-
stipation. liver troubles, headaches, dir
illness, coated tongue, or the general
tired feeling, caused by inactive liver
and bowels or disordered digestion,
should take advantage of Milford R.
Burt's new departure and buy bottle of
DR.. Towards specific at half price, with
his personal guarantee to refund the
money if it does not cure.
The specific comes in the form of small
granules very pleasant to take, and each
vial contains sixty doses. Under Mr..
milford R. Burt's special half price
offer, this means a months treatment
for % cents, with the best medicine
known for the cure of constipation and
stomach troubles.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
LETTER TO M. GEE,
MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT,

Dear Miss Now, may be, you can't get
the goods; if you can, your fortune is
made.
Cotton cloth-they call it muslin in
some parts-at about the usual price per
yard, but wider, twice as wide as some,
and better, wears better, keeps white and
whole surprising time in all sorts of
wear.
You could sell that cloth for hundreds
of miles; there'd be no limit.
A yard goes further; one buys less
yards. Wears longer; one buys less
often. 1t always looks right till well
worn out. No one customer buys 50
much of it, but think of the number of
customers
May be you can't get it in cloth: but
you can in paint Devoe. Devoe is as if
it were wider; gallon goes further; you
buy less gallons; you pay for less gallons;
you pay for painting less gallons-as if
one paid less for making a garment Of
that wide cloth-and it keeps its fresh
look and sheds water till you have for.
gotten how old it is.
1t isn't true in cloth, but it is in paint:
the less you pay, the better it is; for the
goodness of paint is reckoned by gallons
less gallons, more goodness. Goodness
in paint is strength. The stronger a
paint, the less gallons it takes for a job
and the longer it wears.
Yours truly,
8 F w DEvoE & Co.
New York,
P. S. A. Calhoun & Son sell our paint.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
NOTABLE EVENT.
Dedication of Marker by Hands
Cove Chapter, D. A. r.

The monument, erected by the chap
ter for the purpose of marking the spot
from which Ethan Allen and his party
set out for the taking of Fort Ticon-
deroga was dedicated upon the afternoon
of August 16, 1906.
This monument consists of large
bowlder upon which has been placed
handsome bronze tablet bearing the
following inscription: From Hands
Cove, northwest from this spot, Ethan
Allen with eighty-three Green Noun
tain Boys embarked for the capture of
Fort Ticonderoga, May 10, ITS. To
commemorate one of the most heroic
adventures of the Revolution this tablet
has been erected by the Hands Cove
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, 1905"
The monument stands upon a neat
cement foundation, inclosed by an iron
fence.
The day was an ideal one for the
assembling of friends from surrounding
towns, and about three hundred persons
gathered within grove near the marker,
selected as comfortable location for
the exercises, which were as follows
Invocation by Rev. T. A. Carlson sing
ing of America" welcome by Mrs.
VIM. N. Platt, regent; presentation OF
deed of the land to the chapter in
behalf of the owners, Mrs. F. E. Plat,
Mrs. r. o. Bascom and Miss Nellie
Platt, by Mrs. r. o. Bascom; remarks,
by Mrs. G. N. North, picturing the early
transition of the bowlder from its native
shore, even if upon snow shoes" for
the worthy purpose of becoming a
memorial of the great undertaking; and
making reference to the generous gifts
for this work from Hon. Levi p Morton,
Hon. Richard Hand and others; poem
"a Tribute to Old Vermont" by Dean
Clarke, recited by Mrs. Charles E.
Stay.
Address by Hon. d. j. Foster, dwell.
ing upon the Importance of union, as
indicated first in the thirteen colonies
thence, broadening into forty~five states,
and through all lines of life and work.
Mrs. F. Stewart Stranahan, state-regent
of st. Adams, was present, but un.
fortunately on account of a severe cold,
was unable to address the audience.
Remarks were made by Ex.-Gov. Orms-
bee, referring to our flag and the vet
Grams; also by r. o. Bascom of Fl
Edward, and by Mr.. Wicks of Ticon-
deroga-
The exercises closed with singing, and
the benediction pronounced by Rev.
Charles Murkiand Of Middlebury. Sew
eral members of Ethan Allen Chapter OF
Middlebury and Lake Dunmore Chapter.
of Brandon, were also present
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
Vermont Woman Appreciated /;

Miss Edith H. Wills, formerly of
South Tunbridge. Vermont. has just
been appointed editor of the School
Physiology Journal of Boston. In this
position Miss Wills succeeds the late
distinguished Mrs. Mary II. Hunt,
Justly celebrated as the mother of
scientific temperance instruction in the
common schools of this country. AS
she has been Mrs. Hunts assistant and
valued confidant for some years, it is
expected Miss Wills will succeed in her
new position. A young lady of capaci-
ty and energy, her enthusiasm and de.
votion will stand her in good stead in
the arduous and responsible duties now
assumed
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
Excursion to AusabIs Ch..m.

On Friday, August "a, the Rutland R.
r. will run an excursion 10 Ausable
Chasm via Burlington and the new
steamer Ticonderoga under the auspices
of Dunmore Grange No. 277 of Salisbury
Round trip tickets will be sold at the
following greatly reduced rates, from
Brandon $1.65, Middlebury $3.50, New
Haven Jot. $i.60, Vergennes $1.8O.
Children between and ~ years of age
one-half rates. Proportionate low rates
from intermediate stations. Special
train will leave Brandon TOO a. M,
Middlebury 1888, New Haven Jet. TAO,
Vergennes 8 100 o'clock, reaching Burling.
ton 1855 a. m, connecting with steamer
Tconderoga, leaving Burlington 300 q.
M, reaching Ausable Chasm 10 40 a. m.
Returning leave Ausable Chasm $40 p.
M, reach Burlington AS p, m. Special
train win be waiting at steamboat dock
and will leave Immediately for Brandon
and intermediate stations.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
MlDDLEBURY NOTES.
Matters Concerning the Townspeople in
Particular.

Matters Concerning the Townspeople In
Particular.
Miss Fields has resumed her duties at
F. A. Bonds after ten days vacation
w. H. Huntley, has the frame of his
new house up on South Main street and
nearly covered
Miss Eva Boulia, of Nashua, N. H., is
in town for a few weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Matte Miller has returned to her
home in Vergennes after two weeks
visit in town with relatives.
d. o. Noonan of Ferrisburgh, former
well-known cattle dealer in this section,
was in town Monday for the first time in
two years.
The school house authorities started
out Monday morning to renovate the
building before the opening of the school
year next month.
Alison Billings and Paul Dow are en-
joying two weeks trip on their wheels,
across New Hampshire to the coast.
They expect to visit some points OF
interest on the Maine, New Hampshire
and Massachusetts coasts.
Prof. Samuel Sheldon of the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, is here with his
wife and young son for vacation visit,
and they are staying at the Addison.
Prof. Sheldon is Middlebury boy and
is gaining high honors as writer on
subjects pertaining to electricity.
Prof. j. N. Rodeheaver, who has been
here at the last two terms of college
as a substitute filling the place in English
literature in the college of Prof. Charles
B. Wright, left town Monday morning
for Sunset Lake, N. II. Prof. Rode
HEAVIER will not return to Middlebury, as
Prof. Wright is expected back in time to
resume his duties at the opening of the
college year in September.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24
Agents Wa n ted.

We want the Calfskins. Hides. Sheep
Pelts, Tallow, Bones, etc. collected in
your Vicinity.
Can't you arrange to purchase these
goods for us this spring. We will furnish
the cash with which to buy; we will also
furnish tags, advice sheets, taking of
directions, cloth posters to enable you to
advertise the business, etc., etc.
We pay highest cash prices and keep
our customers thoroughly posted on the
condition Of the market and pay the
freight.
To anyone writing US and mentioning
this paper, we will mail full particulars.
Address,
CARROLL 8. PAGE, hyde Park, VT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-08-24

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