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relating to the wearing of badges OF
patriotic and secret societies, by those
not entitled to. To general
n. b15--By Mr.. Bailey of Essex, Ia
FIX the pay OF the state gcolQgist and
curator. Provides IS a day and me-
cessary expenses. Joint committee on
state and court expenses.
II. s16-By Mr.. Robinson OF Berlin
prohibiting the rebating of insurance
premiums. Joint commi,tee on insur-
ance.
II. 517-By Mr.. Dewart Of st. Albans
city, incorporating the Sheldon Poor
House association. To corporations.
II. 5ls-By Mr.. Gibson of Brattleboro, tc
permit the Brattleboro Masonic Building
| association to ISSUE bonds, TO corpora.
tons.
II. 51a--By Mr.. Malone Of Fair Haven
(by reauest,) to prohibit the catching OF
taking of black bass in Glen lake. Tc
Joint committee ON fish and game.
II. 52o-By Mr. Soule OF Alburgh, relat
ing to creamer!es and the management o.
same. (Provides for monthly returns u
each patron of such creamery, statemen,
Of dealings with test) To agriculture.
Fl. 5N-Bv Mr.. Gross of BrJ4nington
(by reouest,) relating to traffic in in
toxicating liquor eliminates licenses o.
the second class To Joint committee or
temperance.
II. b22-By Mr.. Scott Of Brandon, tc
pay L. J. Cahee the sum therein named
To claims
n. b2s-iBy Mr.. rurnbul Of Barton, re
lating to the off of the village o.
Barton. To municipal corporations.
PETITIONS
From Mr.. Moore OF Plymouth for repea
or amendment OF present law protecting
deer TO Joint committee on game anS
| fisheries.
Mr.. Alexander Of Georgia for the com
mittee on election reported on tn,
remonstance Of Joseph Aud Of BurlnEto or
against seating Representative c. u
Grafton The accompanying resolution
declaring Mr.. Grafton entitled to n sea
in the House was unanimously adopted.
II. ITO incorporate the Burlington
Brewery company proved to he a foot
| ball this morning. An attempt was made
| to withdraw it from the committee or
corpora lions and refer II to the committe,
on public health. also to tho Judiciary
committee. but both were voted down.
PETITION
Mr.. Harris Of Landgrove presented 6
petition praying for drastic Legislation
against running of automobiles. To gen
eral committee.
BILLS KILLED.
II. 339-Acton on Joint contracts.
r. a2-Requiring license for dealers il
evergreen trees.
| r. 4O1-Rclatlne to discharge of per
sonal property attachments.
! H. 403--Providng for the discharge o
! real estate attachments,
! H. DISAPPOINTMENT of assistant towr
clerks.
H. 4l1-Relatine ia time of holding towr
NEE tings
H. FURNISHING office supplies t.
State officers
/ II. Sol-Furnishins supplies and book
/ for schools.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
| II. 2l5-Repars Addison cpunty Jail.
| u. H4-Relating to the public schools
Provides for daily instruction in music
physical culture drawing, etc.
II. 1s6-Relattng To quadrennial Appraisal
| of real estate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-15
THE DEACON'S SKELETON.

who's that man who tried to avoid
you and prentended not to notice you?"
That's one of the deacons in our
church" Does he owe you money"
NO, but I ran across him In Paris "a
couple Of times"
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FOUND DEAD IN BUGGY.

y. Kelly. StnGe Driver from WATTS
field and Montpelier. Dies Suddenly.
Montpelier, Nov S.-John J. Kelly. the
lid and Montpelier, died suddenly We'd
|sday evening of heart disease on the
(yhway between Waitstield and Granville
here he had been on business. He was
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SPECIAL ORDEP p.

of real estate.
SPECIAL ORDER.
II. 933-To prevent trespassng on rail
roads. Mr.. Hulburd Of Hyde Park OPP
posed the bill, II is paternllism with a
vengeance. 1t sweeps away vested rights
Mr.. jackson # Barre city favored the
bill. II Is intended TO protect human life
II that is paternalsn give us more of it
We have no right to make a public high.
way of railroad track.
Mr.. Shipman of Westminster believed
the bill would abridge the rights and priv
ilcses OF many people.
MIR. Finn Of Springfield said the orLy
path to walk on in Springfield is the ira II
of the Springfield electric railroad. lie
opposed the bill!
Mr.. Kicker Of Groton favored and Mr.
Nichols of Richmond opposed because ol
local conditions in mis- town.
Mr.. Brown Of Powsill opposed as die
Mr.. Soule of Alburgh because 1t woulC
inconvenience workmen.
Mr.. hayden of Jericho believed II Is tim,
for the travelling public to have some plac,
beside the railroad tracks for highway
Mr.. Latham of Milton argued that tn
bill is unnecessary
Mr.. Shaw Of Maiden thought we ough
to close this gate against danger and IA
vored the bill.
Mr.. Malone of Fair Haven thought legis
ton Of this kind will not remedy existing
danger on railroads
Mr. Griffith of Poultney said condition
In his tovr, led him to oppose the bill. II
its present shape it is Objectionable. Tn
third reading o. the bill was refused by
standing vote OF 90 to A.
RECONSTRUCTED
II. 392-Relating 20 evergreen, trees. MI
Kicker of Groton deprecated the shippin!
of trees without the State. Mr.. Clark o
Newbury wanted the trees protected. MI
Hatch of STAFFORD, Mr., Carpenter O
Huntington, Mr.. Dewart of st. Alban
spoke in favor of the bill. Mr. Senter ex
| plair,tifr tho bill as he understood it. MI
| Pierce of Hardwick moved that it be re
committed to the judiciary committee an
| il was SO ordered.
On motios, OF Mr.. Alexander of Georgi
the House adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
READ THRU AlMH AMI TAooEb'
Fl. 27a--Relating to reports of birth
and deaths.
Fl. 2sl-To regulate the running OF powe
boats.
II. 31O-Relating to preservation Of tn
public health.
IT. 379-To provide for the discharge o
persons on probation
Fl. N9-Relating to the Rutland an
Montpelier Railroad company.
H. 38-To amend act Incorporating
Norwich University
H. $3.50 amend act Incorporating tn
Shoreham Telephone & Telegraph CO.
H. S34-Relating to the Brattlebor
Home for the age and disabled.
! Fl. %O-Reating to the Capital Saving
Bank & Trust company OF Montpelier.
| II. 4Os-ReIating to trustees Of the villag
OF Springfield.
II. Sts-Providing for the exterminatio
of the San Jose scale and the brown Ia
moths.
| THIRD READING ORDERED.
| II. aS-RsLating to qualification G
voters at annual meetings.
| II. 307-Relating to Norwich UniveI
sity.
Fl. ss7-Relating 10 rents Of public right
In town of East Montpelier
| H. 36O-Relating to milk.
II. s4-Rolating to publication OF Vel
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ABOUT HER FRIEND.

John-What II plain common-sense girl
Alice is
Ethel (coldly)--She is unquestionably
plain. illustrated Bits.
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Commencement Day

One Of the largest audiences
ever assembled in the auditorium
Of the armory, greeted the Facul-
ty Of the high school and the
graduating class. The audience
as xceptiona.ly fine, and was to
be ranked among the most intel
lectual and best dressed assem-
blies the state. There were nine
teen Of be given their diplomas,
and nineteen promising youths
they were. s..
AS The rostrur1l was bedecked
profusely with maroon and gold,
the class colors. and flowers
upplemented these colors In
delicate contrast, giving the
toute ensemble an admirable
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effect, and charmingl adequate to
an occasion of this kind. The
class motto surmounted the
scenium decorations, and tl1-
lips, the class flower, were in the
endency.
The program was lengthy, but
| OF a sufficiently varied Character
] to prevent the audience from
! suffering from ennui. The numb
ers were excellently rendered,
whether of a musical or orator.
1cal variety.
Tie orations by Miss Celia Dus
|ell and Mr.. Jas. Collinson, show
ed careful tutelage and careful
preparation. Joan of Arc, the
subject of Miss Duell's effort.
was given historic portraiture
which should place this eccentric
character quite right in the
minds of her auditors. Mr.. Col
lInson chose for his topic, "The
Call of the West" He made the
point that Westward the star
OF Empire takes its way" was
simply destiny weaving the warp
and wool of human history.
Ills discourse was also well re-
ceived. 81
Three musical numbers adorn-
ed the program. DR.. Brownlee
Sang very acceptably, and the
cornet solo was well received.
The duet by Misses TomInison
and Shortridge was loudly ap-
lplauded. 5 9' .-'
Prof. j. Fl. Worst of the Agri-
Icultural College, delivered a
thoughtful address, suitable to
the occasion and the audience.
His advice was opportune and
given out of his experience. In
his maturity he could appreciate
FULLY the fact that the world
with its sharp contrasts and ex-
acting demands would soon make
school days seem to those young
people, the halycon season Of life,
and his discourse was well calcu-
lated to inspire with good reso-
iutions those about to step out in.
to the world.
Judge. r. Henry on behalf of
the School Board, presented the
diplomas. Prof. Dewar politely
made his acknowledgements.
The local clergy was represent
ed on the program by Rev. Reev-
es and Easterbrook, the one Civ
ing the invocation, and the other
the benediction.
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Congressman Adams Suicides.

Washington, June Congressman
Robert Adams of Pennsylvania shot
himself at his home in this city this
morning M The shooting occurred in
one Of the chambers of the Metropoli-
tan club where Mr.. Adams was sleep
ing. He was found unconscious at
about 8 o'clock this morning, sitting
upright in an arm chair. The pistol
was lying on the floor He had shot
himself through the. mouth. The dis
covery was made by one of the bell
boys Of the club chambers and Mr..
Adams is believed to have committed
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The Woman's Guild, Church 81
Adven4, will meet with Mrs All
bert Powell today. ia
Mrs. g. i. Fisher will leave
Sunday for an extended eastern
trip, the objective point being Bos-
ton. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Cleveland,
Cleveland Chicago have returned
to the city and are domiciled at
the cottage at Chautauqua.
Mrs. M Foster Of Churches
Ferry has been visisting her cousin
Mrs. Lucille j. Streeter the first.
of the wesk, returning on Monday.
. Tueaday evening the military
work at the 0. 3. S. occurred, a
representative gathering being
present the refreshments were
served by the committee.
Mrs. S. j. Small is chaperoning
q party Of our girls, Blanche Ems
lie, Alta Fox, Mildred Streeter,
Ruth Bayhman and Jean Small at
the Emslie cottage at Chautauqna
this week. ii
The city has a thrifty cultivator
of plants and flowers. We hope
his business will thrive, Cultivate
the love for the beautiful flowers,
and you can drive out much that
is mean and unhappy.
The Ladies Of the Episcopal
Church will give a strawberry and
ice cream festival the first Of the
season on the church lawn Tues
day evening June 10Th after six
O'Clock in the evening. The Eagle
band has consented to be present
and play during the evening. The
public are cordially urged to at
tend.
The Magazine Of North Dakota,
which has appeared SO suspicious
~ upon the literary horizon, will
publish descriptive and histori-
cal sketch Of Ramsey county in its
July number. Our esteemed citi-
zen, Mr.. A. M. Powell, has been
entrusted with the undertaking.
Mr.. Powell will be glad to inter
view any Of the old settlers at his
office while preparing data for his
sketch. He also wishes to secure.
9 number Of farm pictures from
which half tones can be made for
use in connection with his sketch.
We hope Mr.. Powell will be rend-
|ered all the assistance possible.
Ramsey county is the best county
in North Dakota, and its impor-
lance should be amplifed in the
proposed article. Call or phone
Mr.. Powell. and bring or send in
any pictures or sketches Of the
l homes you may have.
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The good people Of Devils
Lake will find it necessary to
open their homes to the teach
ers who will assemble during
the Summer school, which starts
the End Of July and continues
to the End of the month.
Make them welcome, so that
When they go away they will
vote our city the most hospita-
bic little city Of which they have
any knowledge.
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THE CI 4. I['Y
lo@0@0o nOH0B on01Ono,n|l1ononoIII


Silk gloves Of all kinds can be
found +. l11t n at the New York Cash
Store. n 5II7
Hon. Geo. W. II. Davis came
to the city w dnesday on Chau-
tauqua business. d. "a 81
Remember the new Knox hat
can be found only at the New
York Cash Store.
The Woman's Guild of.s the
Episcopal church, will hold q
food sale Saturday afternoon.
June 9th. #5sI a.5
Y on can select from 100 STYLES
4 Of wrappers and house gowns at
B the New York Cash Store. Pric-
es from 50 cents to So. so.
a number Of. school teachers.
who contemplate spending the
Summer in Devils Lake have
written engaging Miss Norton
to instruct them in music. s4
p. J. Haig, son Of Prof. Haig
Of w bstar, was in the city Mon
day. Ernie is following in the
footsteps Of his father. He lis a
Yale man, and a young man of
promise.
Our county auditor, Mr.. Eich,
IS IN no way so highly compli-
Smented. as by the fact that OBJ
position to him as a candidate
has never been for am ment en-
tertained "A ..t
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Method ist church met w ednesday
n p. m. with Mrs. Whitford, and
the Wonlan's Foreign Missionary
Society met yesterday at 8 o. m.
with Mrs. John G. Dingle. ~
On another page. we pub, ish
the names Of the republ ican can
didates for the state convention.
Read them over. and beome IA
miliar with them SO that when
you 60 to vote you will not make
any mistake.
Devils Lake high school had
one Of the larg graduating
classes In the state, a fact that
suggest the Importance Of our
city and the excel Hence Of its
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With each boys suit the New
York <, Cash store gives a boys
watch free. Al /

& With each boys suit the New,
York X, Cash store gives a boys
watch free. rs.
p. w. Gilbertson, the furn "
t El dealer, Devils Lake, Is
making aRyigorpus canvas for re-
election as coroner. He was
one OF seven applicants before
the Il county commissi oners, and
cceeded IN winning the prize.
His j j announcement appears else
where in our columns. d
A series Of Evangelistic meet
|ings will be commenced Nv Rev
East rbrook. at Lake, township
'C q dated school, next Sun.
( The meetings will CON
tlnue for ten or fifteen DAYS.
Meetings will commence at 8
p. m. sharp. The minister ex-
poets from the present outlook
to ,oe organize a vigorous society.
VIM. II. Wilson Of this city.
who has recently graduated with
ilonors from a commercial col
lege at Minneapolis, has entered
the employ of Insurance man
Powell ard is already meeting
With good success soliciting fire
and hail insurance throughout the
county. Willie is a good boy
and certainly deserves success.
Last sunday was q perfect
day and Devils Lake ali her
beauty and her chivalry u ent
to g hautauqua. One enthusiast
tic young lady tod the editor
OF the Inter-O cean that Chautau-
qua was the only proper place
IN North Dakota where propos-
ais Of marriage should be en-
tertained. ,s,' d
Edward r Flynn, though
busy with his prof ssional du-
ties finds time to devote to the
Commercial Club. AS its secre-
tary much Of the aggressive
work Of that orag nization devolv-
es upon him, and he cheerfully
gives his time and. ability. We
wish every business man Of Dew
ill is Lake would join this organi-
zation. Said onesof the ot,rganiza-
ton the other day. Our orga-.
nlzation has for its only object,
the more rapid evelopment Of
the business interests and iinsti-
tutlons Of Devils Lake. We have
q right TO expect the co-opera-
ton OF every man who does
business in our city.
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Infer.O Cean, Devils Lake, MOI
The New York Cash Store has
q fine line of fancy hosiery for
women's wear.
The musicales given, by5the pu.
pills of Miss Norton last Monday.
were attended by fine audience,
both 4 afternoon and evening.
which filled Odd Fellows nall.
Those on the program acquit-#
ted themselves very creditably.
The occasion was important be-
cause it gave the public an OBJ
portunity to know the amount
and quality of the work being
done by Miss Norton. Miss Mort
on and her pupils are to be CON
graduated.
Carloads Of crush stone are
arriving each day for the con
crete work Of the round house
now being built. We have.
learned from a reliable source
that we are to have large
brick freight house, in the near
future, and soon the present
frame depot building will be
moved to the east side Of the
street to make room for the new
SIS, 600 depot to be built this
summer. Lack Of material Just
now prevents the employment
OF many men, only about twenty
five are employed.
AT the Methodist church last.
Sunday evening, the pastor, Rev.
East Textbook, delivered a telling.
sermon against the LIQUOR traffic.
He denied to that traffic the right,
under the constitution, to exist.
and arraigned it before the bar.
OF Justice in all its many phases.
He made a strong appeal to the
young men to stand for civiliza-5
tons noblest ideals and gave. to
1 the young man credit for being
first in many of the great strug-
giles in the worlds history. The
war with the liquor traffic must.
be prosecuted, and no quarter
should be given. 1t is a foe
greater than any armed revolt,
and to drive it out will require
the conservation Of manhood and
Womanhood to an extent never
equalled in the worlds history.
The rector Of the Church Of
the Advent took occasion, speak
ing Of the Episcopal church last
Sunday morning, to say: This
church is a liberal church. She.
puts no theological letters upon
her members, but stands for
freedom Of thought, being her
self committed to the dogmas and
sdictas of no man, sect, Or party.
whatsoe Historically that
has alWayssbe her position.
1T is her position today. She.
may have had, she may have to:
day, parties within her, but
simply because she is broad
enough to comprehend them ALL
Even to liberality however,
there is la limit. This church has
just shown in the Crapsey trial
that she fears not to draw that
limit. She is broad, but:not broad
enough to make room for those
who deny her simple Apostles
Greed, in its plain historical sense
interpr JesusC CHRIST, the Virg-
in Born, cruciied, risen and
assembled Lord oyalty to Him
is the one bono Of union, joining
all the members of the Episcopal
church in One Spirit into One
Body
q The New York Cash Store has
a large line Of straw and Panama
i. hats selling from Is cents to $40
each.
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the act some time between s and z
o'clock. He was taken at once to the
emergency hospital where he died at
11:S0 a. m.
Congressman Adams reported, con-
Quoted through the house and ( had
charge Of In the conference with the
senate, the. Cuban resolutions and
drafted, introduced, reported and
passed through the house of repre-
sentatives in one hour, the declar-
alton of war against Spain.
Letter to Speaker Cannon.
Mr.. Adams last night wrote the fol- !
lowing letter to Speaker Cannon which
was received at the capitol Just before
the hour OF converting the house to-
day:
I: "Washington, May 31.--Hon. j.
/: G. Cannon: My Dear Mr.. Speak,
/: er: The fact that my personal
J: obligations exceeds my resources
!: is my only excuse for abandoning
my responsible position / occupy
in the house. / am willing to be
buried at its expense but ask that
J: no committee be appointed or
memorial services held, as l have
never been in sympathy with the
/: latter custom. With assurances
!: Of my high regard, ::
!: sincerely yours,
(: Robert Adams"
Upon the announcement of the death
Of Mr.. Adams the house adjourned.
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We have Just received 3rd car load OF sugar this
year. and when this car is sold we will have saved to the
patrons Of this Store $4,000 on sugar this year
asst wear we sold nrnrn e,,ros t,.ns
store m the state and expect to do SO again this year
Sugar IS worth 5000 sack Of 100 pounds and should sell
for that but we selling sugar for s55O-the best
STANDARD graduated sugar The for this Isl We
buy sugar direct from the independent refiueries n
car load lots for spot cash. and before the late advance in
sugar which enables to our patrons SOC on every
sack OF sugar purchased We buy the most Of our
groceries the same way as il our policy to save our
patrons money On every purchase. Let us figure with
yon on your next grocery bill
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What's The Use

of saying the Best Washer, the
Most Perfect Washer, or the
Lightest Running Washer? They
all say such things, but we simply
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-17

was twenty feet high. He lay undis-
covered at the foot of the cliff from
Sunday night until o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. His right leg was broken
and his head injured, chow seriously, "
his brother writes, ''is not yet fully
known. We brought him to the hos
pital yesterday, which meant five and
a half hours ride over a rough road.
He has hardly spoken a rational word
since found. and answers questions, if
at ALL with but yes or no.
At first it was thought there was a
small fracture of the skull, but DR..
Sawyer or Puunene was called in and,
after a consultation, it was decided
that the indications were in favor of
no fractures. Nevertheless the skull
was denuded in one or two places and
there were serious Commissions in other
spots, making it a very critical case.
Mr.. Wells acknowledges the good Of
fees of Mr.. Vincent, the Kula teacher
from whose house his brother started
for Mr.. Dowdle's, as we'll as those or
Mr.. Dowdle in behalf of the injured
man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-17
LEFT A COUSIN
IN HONOLULU

The subject Of the following obituary
notice from the Sunday Courier-Journal
Toledo, Ohio, was a cousin of Mrs.
Carrie F. Bush of Honolulu:
THE many friends of Jay c. Tilling-
hast will be shocked to learn of his
death last evening at 9 o'clock at his
late residence, All West Bancroft
street. Mr.. Tilinghast had been suffer-
ing from nervous prostration for the
past seven months, but his illness was
not considered as being of a serious or
dangerous form until about a week ago
when he grew worse and the attend
ing physician ascribed his death as be-
ing directly due to congestion of the
brain.
AT the time Of his death, Mr. TIL
linghast was ~ years of age, and was
one of Toledo's best known business
men. In partnership with his brother
Edward NJ. he had conducted the Toll
edo Saw Company for a number of
years. succeeding to the business es-
tablished years ago by their father.
He is survived by a widow who was
a niece of General Rice; his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Tillinghast; two sisters,
Mrs. Hendrix Brusse. wife of the man
ager OF the Associated Press at St.
Paul. and Mrs. DR.. Harry Ballard, of
Hartford. Conn.
Mr.. Tillinghast was a member of
the various Masonic bodies, including
Sanford L. Collins lodge, Toledo Chap
fer G. Omar CornTna0derv Scottish
Rites Consistory and Zenobia Shrine"