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The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
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Obituary

Died, on tHe l3th of Jan. Ioo6. Jazt a- the d4y was breaking over tae Eastern horizon to drive away taa night, a dark cloud of gloom aea sorrow ssttled down over fhe home of our dear children, dT. 4aa Mrs. Chas. Donaldson. caused gv t4e angel of death coming and e.aiminE for IS victim their only gizl. little L5ls, aged seven years and seven months. .. how sd ii 10 be caI.ed upon so often to chronicle tae death of our dear .oass= doP2s.6 thrjr mortal remains ia#their .asfrestiag place Little Lois was T Verg bright ehild. SHa 4a5 s5es fsa weeks. with mo h eE : anxious faek 5ad iayjae care. nothing see8sd to relieve her. zaIl @4s done, 84 loving hands, during her illness 5bateo44d be doae Go make her saiHer,ags less; and it @as thought tbat she would a4an be the ssae I5ttle Ia5s, wish her winsome and happy ways. tne joy 4adsdelj4tt of papa, mama and E1s1e brother Oar =lasfag Savior who said. "su{fer lilsie children to come unto me and forbid them aof recalled her to the skies, and then her spirit qaieSt4 aej to# God, hf whom itWaa given. Her boay ia the ground, is dead. lut Lois lives in Heaven.
 Grandma.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Fr1l, ilIitfu'i y Burned.

eaas " Moore, a maehinist ol f5fd Clly, Pa, had his hand frIshttullY burned in an electrical taraace. He applied BQaKioa's Ar maa salve 4ilb tAe usual result - agicE aHa perfect eere. ' Great. est healer aa earthtar 6arus, sores Wagnds. eezema aaa plies. 25e at Vance B3r5esux', dru4gI st.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
HELP MsRTED.
  flo Energy. No Will Power. No Ambition. Losing Confidence ia. Self and the Confidence ofe Friends or Employers. A State os Heaith That Needs promp. Treatment to Ward Off
 Sefleus Disease.

Do you notice large reduction in yo4f vital energyp Are you losing hold ou your place in the social world? Is yoar strength gone, constitution weak, aasetite poor, digestion deranged, bow ei5 eostive, with uneasiaess and syiap- sams of deraagemcnt in the region Of t17z kidacYs2 Such coalition Is the preliminary to Bright's Disease or some other serious kidney trouble. If this describes the state ot youf bo.4., ,w~l ltge 4Haa you prompt action before your sai-a is entirely beyond recovery. Rzi@EI9 Ash Btters is the remedy you need it has taur-fold restorative effect Gt stimulates the torpid liver, restores hzalth in tue stomach, strengthens and cures the kidneys, and through its peculiar yet agreeable laxative char aeter it cllneh.s the good work by thor oughly cleansing the bowels. It is a certain remedy for kidney and liver diseases.
 Accept no substitute. Insist on having
 the genuine Fflekly Ash Bitters with the
 iaHEe figure s red on me front label.
 Soit by Druggists, Prise si.O0 per bottle. Brown, McQniston & Co.,, Agts $.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

4 aeaIlng . spcl.

The Ree=J. G Warren, pastor of the sharon Baptist Church. Be iuir, Ga. say- ot Electric BttJors: .Its a Godsend to mu.Ksad 1t cured me=ei lame baes, stff iofrts aa6 complete phy-.eaf collapse. ! s4as 50 wes.t took me bat al hear to .asfk annie. Twa bottles 0t Eicctrlc b.,Jcr~ have ma3a me so ostraus b4vo jast walked three aule, a0.4inaJes and feel Ilke ~stenls .aree more. lts maIa mc T ae1e aaa Greatest remedy for Wea4ueas as.3 a4 slamaea Hver aa3 kideet complaints. >a,d au- dsg guarantee at Gar Drug Store RrHar-
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
For Rcprtsun uniQtfv,l.

~e afaa authorized r. aHaeHear= Fs# p. E nqrler ss | raa3idate for .c.ec.zaa Or Egaez scua1ze af the Lower Haasa ef tHa asea545 Assembly of the state of trsausas tzer1 naas eanasy, subject to tas aeaauoltae Democratic primary.
 Wease authorized fa anaauuae F Eaa.e5 Esq Es s e4ndiaatt far Representative as lE1a Lower Hot.se Of the General Assembly of th5 state of Arkansas ff5H H5ew eaaaf8 sab.eat to the action of the pen5eFatic primary
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
D' Q El aiIs. ''

@Sails are , mighty good thir z -particular finger nalls-but I don't believe they were intended solely for scratching, though I.ust d mine largely for that purpose tor several years. was sorely afliet- o4 and bad#itio do. One appiiea. of HQut's Cure, however, relieved my itch aud less than one box cur ed me entirely.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
.# t.H. sa .| iA 'i .->s E=4@ktt.l

Ata.u-ss meeting o5 sae 4a9tr, Maa5seao, s4zia la tie 1aare ILaasa..oo a#ss Friday eey a.as ge a.e.gel. tbe follow. ticket WI. nominated for c.5v eli eers for t5eeas0as year.
 Mayor, t, Williamson, Re oordsr, .A. Conan; Alderneo, M. Tratea, Harris, 9. k. Ilasias, z9. geaeer and K. j. Hyatt.
 The otg election takes place oa tae 3-d d4y q April. Taa tekea. selected, t composed of oaf le4d- ing business men, and wla b. elected without oppasiuoHa AI ol ths gentlemen selected are prop efty owners ln the city and nave the best interests of the town at heart, and may be relied on to make good officers.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

Hon. E Hampton. of For l4ca candidate for reelection to sac 9.-.seaf EuIFaaa Comni=stoo- #eHeram a.-s6.zt. ~s- visitor #1aoaae5as tE5- see Mir. lIamp- ssa A-z a9oFp 4sa4a, b4e#aa p- Psae'ees=. .t-y z.aaeat of the people #a tae pass1aa BOW making the rounds JaaaI.a9 tasm for their support heretofore e5s=n h.m. aua asking them for aa eat5rsamea. term 3tr.Ilampsaa is one af= =our i5e=a and most honorable men, aud #aae whom t5e people have 5he us- a9ss caaadaaee 5a. 5ad wIII de- I6ght 10 h5a9r wlth r5=eHazs1n.
 Captaia A. Tla gfuca, m old ss-Coa6aaesata soldier. d#ea a6 his fssa 8H f8a ~8l##e f.ver in the Western =HaHt o5 t#s county oa Ia-t a#ar4.18- e4pe. .G5ate wss about 5o ycats as age. and Tor many +Eetrs, jast after tHe 9.r. !ised two IaJ.es S5ata of ,d4s sify. F5f the p5st ten years he aas been farming aa the Saline r.ser where as died  HFAe reaa4a= were aHterred ia tbe kaa4b aad Re.a5 egmage55. 5a-f south of tais city aaam-t sunday The deceased leaves three saHs aud f=aausa.ef to mourn h.s death. zfi5 e55es sons 6Ve#ae #665V city. and the daughter. Mrs Crook. llsc, q Baxter, ras coaatV.
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 Judge s. Little. Of Sebastian county. eaaasdate for Governor. spoke @ a3arga aaaieaca h thc court aoase, last aoaaly His speech was conservative, sensible and devoid of Fita2eration and abuse of anyone. IIe gave his views as to what 6e deemed the needs of Arkansas. aad promised the people that, f elected Govern or he would use #Hfs best efforts for the auesior9tton of tho condition ef the whole people. lie favored pubic schools in which aII the children eaatd etazatcd. ssd in order to down tha tae>-t5azt ant benefit tae poor children of f6e state, he favored s.ate pzfatary "a which fhe toxs books be printed and given trae to t6e people. He also favored working conyict7 ou the pub.ie reads. fndga 5lae's speech w4s# well received. aaa was pronounced by competent iuages as i master effort, aboaaataa su patriotism and true srates.naasa.p uttertuees.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
.E.GB93 Reward

D. T. Hyatt, the Druggist, w1ll sell and guarantee Ma-t5l and Me will grve $Eoo extra for any case of ehills and fever that Ma-Iol fails to cure, if taken exactly as direct ed. GaHnaway Drug Co.,
 if. Warren, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
4-:347 NOTICE FOE PCBIYgATiON Department ot tiia I0tes5 or,
Lnal Office at Gum1en, Ark,
 JaHy. i9th lgd6


 JauY. iath l9d6 Notice is hereby gi9sa that tda following rarea ,att.ee ha>dlsd Hatlee of his s.ls-.- ton 50 make final proof in support of lis oiaitn and that aii proof ~it beuade he- fore the aifaajt G.eTE=a Drew Comfy Ia in lis office a. Naadaello, Arkansas, on
 March 10th, I9o6, viz: Fdzf. l.. Baa9tt. If Fasa4isa, Ark, II. k Sa. 2ag0o, fef the Ny 4e. s.E qr aHt NE qr. S-NF qr See 9t. Tp. IA. $, F. :, Y. IT, oan5z lly ..'9wjae uitaa.- E r. pra.a his continuous residence upla and cultivation If said land, viz: ,Ietl B'atfr,.qt Paradise, Arl.,as4s. Ioel L4rein. of Paradise, Arkgn.as. sam Aaeack, of Lacy, Arsansas. Jim CaHter, u Crow. Arkan.l.s.
 Milton \ Eaa.t, Jan. 255 B. Register
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Die

AtRe.fs Bluff, t.iusoln county. Ak ou the morning of Feb. dsh. 1000 MT. Robert Mccullough. Sf.. la #tae a4eh gear of =bt~ age. Nj. AIeEuHausa. Vish hss fanuy, ema ef4sed .fau Niasaaro, < jH tae=vrar -ts5 aal. located jo LJa ,asl county. where te hvea= eu H7H7fed citizen uaai the daY ot as death. He leaves wife. four sons and a dau2h5er to mourn hs teata
 Mir AcGa.augt was consist eaeaua faease member of the Preybyteri4n Church and was d regular attendant uatl he was laid aside by blindness and other atilfc tions, after thi, the communion Of the Lord $ supper wls administer d to him and Ars. Mccullough at st4Jed seasons.
 Funeral services were held at the residence by Rev. I. r. Os- borne. pastor of the church, ia the presence fef many sympathsz5ng relatives and friends.
 |. P Osborne.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
E2l!aI -l2l2nh9l2 6.

Lines now open to-
 Grossstf, Ark, MerRouge,
 6aepraP Monroe and all points South. Line to 6Feeaville and all points North, E2zt and South in good working order. #s'see #us yoar business.
 W. ]. SAVAGE, Mgr.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

The next month aud q half will be full of politics through out the state of Arkansas. and then will come the Primaries and the successful candidates will strut ahout the stage look ing even wiser than the proverb
 ial owl while the defeated ones will fall back to the rear and be gin life where they quit of, feel ing less jubilant but deal wiser
 The enthusiastic voter who had nnfhinn fn Innsn nr oroin ...;1l
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
For County and pf-yt,s Judge.

No aHe aathor5zs1 ta uuge Nh e F Beud as a eana. .iufe fsz .Eourg aH# Frohas IudEc of Drew cnuatz sahit.t ta theaettou ai the Democratic primmg
 We are authorized 10 'announee GoI. W F slcmans ns candidate On reelection tp tHe office ofeaaaiN aud Heha.e JaaHe=af Drew county snhieet to tha ael-au of the Democratic primary.
 We are agthouzsl Ia m ounce dr J. II. Hammock as | eeua. lasr fp County and pra- hatt JHaae of Drew #HH#t## ieet ta Che ne 1iaa ef ths Democratic Primary
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Dang

F. neglect q cold tae results are too often vs5.y serious. Bronchitis FlfmisE, paeHmnGla aud cousamp- ddaH are worry frequently the een- Se #aeuees.# pom .J6e appearance oI 2 cold sase threat CT chest, gse simmons goeEa s gaP. 1. soathes the rritatloHi iooseas the Phiegm aad promptly cures Yau.
 For ssae hy D. F. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Dou You Suffer From Kidney
 Troubles!

We guarantee one bottle oi Smiths Sure Kidney Cure 10 len. eft or cure. or your dIuLgIst will refund yoUr money. Price 50c. Sold by R. E vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
The Yellow Fever Germ.

Has recently been discovered. It bears close resom b!anee to the maiaria germ. To free the sys. tenn from disease germs, the most effective remedy Is Dr. King $ New Life Pills. Guaranteed to r ..r,.nI7- fHlr1tS grf.tt
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
 F or As si9S 3Cr.

W are author.e1 ta announce Mr. ". Watt, as caud-iata t#H Assessor of pra# county. 5h3eet.t tAe ae6ea ol the Democrats primary
 wo are authorized taea#aaree 0r Na.l aa NJ Dieksaa asa c.,rlHlate far Assassa7 .l.. " county suafcet to th5 ael5aa ei t4a HaHagesl51 Fr mary.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
For sale by
yatt.
aIIey Telephone Go.
eyFo Have &any Similar.

-a'+--J J >1-4A~A t'' .
 Tbe following is an extract from a letter received from Nr H. II. Meyers of Stuttgart, ArN: efou would greatly ablige nc if you would inroaaco Hunts Lightning Oil at NilGdsesiiIe, IT,, as 1 have many friends and relatives there, in whom am much concerned, and understand the Oil is kept there. l can recommend 1t IS the best medicine ever had in my hense. Itcafea me of bad case of the Bloody Flux in le>s than oae=haif hour, and 1t cured my granddaughter of bad case ot caoiera mefaas ia very short time.
 For safe by
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
ReoeiXRrs Snla.

By oraar of the Drew Chancary Court, I as Eeee.YeF of Osl.a < Scale, iHsalFeats, vii. soil At the Court House lagr Ia Nont- c.o, Ark ta tba hi4Ae=t bidder. aa cregI- it ofthrse naa,hs.=oa March lst. lgog be- tween tts hours of loa. ID, and ?. m.. alI of the s.t.e. interest and claim of c. D. 0slia in sad .a the following band. in Drew county, Ars, to-wit East hall of NV and S-W NV and s-E or, of See. Sec. 20. and \ hf NE ot Sec. g, Tp. r. g., R. $. W; and E af. Nv of sac $ T.. ls, s.. R. 8, N in all 442 e8 acres; said land be- ing slldsubjeet to the mortgage 6eu in l.- yor Mrs NJ. W. Harper to secure about Sl Soo,o0, and also subject to contract of purchase of part thereof held bv J. c. Taft purchaser to give his note with ap- fla f u
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
sA s5-a
 ] Ay&s i-,E-S8 Oil gseaers
Produce intense Heat without

Produce intense heat without smoke or smell.
 15eF gre Self ExfmGuishiD2 The flame will not climb up and smoke after lighting IS it will in the old style heaters. fher are simple " construction and e.lSrt9 ie Hiek.
 Strong and well made, beaati- fui in finish and oroamsntal to any room. Constructed If stamped steel nic&te or black fn' D s'umn4m Win 1 .,v frame and number plate; re- movable brass front with bail. ! ou viii appreciate a.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
 For LITUtfICigr rI2

We sre authorized To aHuouueg 8T. J. " kinhr3 as=a eapdlal4te= C4r=u=t clerk of Drew county sutieai ta the action uf Che Dem oerat,e primary
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
For Coun 4r,7astfr,5r.

Ne are au1.o,i .sf .aannoune. Ar lbs. F BaSsey as atai..i .tats tIe oaHa= of Ff,asfr-s Of nrew county sub.eet ta the seF.5H ot ,ac Democratic primary.
 We are aujhoraei t3 aaHeuuc, NIT II T Ad- eeek as candidate for lf.s sta-s a8 r#aasurea ef Drew eaaate. saf5555 e7 the action ot tb5 Democratic R#Hs.
 care authorized ta amouu55 Nr | P Wilson better kuovlas hIHe Wifsan1as l caati date for the of.ee at Treasurer of p.ew eouuty subject ta the artau ef tae ncmaefaiIe Part}
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
For County ara prahata lIerk.

We are authorized to anaouaec Mr D. v Hardy as segrs3s4ate for the otaer 5f eaua'g md PronHie eierk lf hzaz 9sge5 zaaatt t the aeteaef the Democratic primary.
 We Hre authorized t1 aanouee NJ N T Wells T.. ,.s f c.tu.ii lltgz for County and Pro. hnte Clerk nf Drew county. suhi-eH ta the nc tinn oi the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized raanaouuce NJ R Ga4 pavis as eaa1i.,ate f7r County aud Ftooasl clerk of Aret eonuty. subige. to lse acton o the Democratic prautry.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Circuit lu
For nsaeutfne Attorney
For Ste Senator

we are aataor'1e3 1a aanauuee VI j. Heraz fafdt Of Renas, 3esaa eauute. as T aaua. la=e for slate senator. e. tHa I5ta senatorial District composed of the eeanties af ures and Basaaa tuhjeet Q the aatj8n af taa Demo5rat.e ll4= narN.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Notfce

The Ladies Cemetery Associa- ton will hold their regular month ly meeting the last Friday in Feb.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Ezz.t-s N5t s17l Ct its

Ne are aalaari .t3 la aaaeuuee Mr N 4 CoAer is s e80ai.'aHe for Sh5fti af hrzv conn ', suezeets tae tseaazf q zae heM#zf8tie pr= mary
 wo are authorized ts8aaaece sff. Henry = BufAS, J F. ay a CauaI3##s f3f Sae#3s #3 Drew county sHhHset tl tae eHHtfaa of tIe az8ae1at86 nrIlnarE
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

Miss Nice keasese.t'= wedding presents aFe.t .t>.aG9.f # a>jt#iiI.aH 4llaa= .It l= better te be born IH.ls# than t5eh-
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

-.etf##H-. #sf.sau-az os .#a.l -Ha5laa ,.s. l0.r t9 aese.- a3..5la e#.fstrF. 6ood .aafs we Hase =# cheat. .iu .rFfee.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
fte ony Guaranteed Kidney Cure
IupgItaa, &u-,ce

$e<t sunday. fine Iaau lusta 1 fa.l= =ca.i day ia the First Bapgi, Church Monticello. Every mem 7-r ot the church E urEed ta ba present and answer to bis name , other Bspasts and aIl friends .9 OUT ctafta=are most kindly sa- ITEItEd tJ Ras5 WHtd Us | he ser vices wjll b. auusGa. and import az#H.
 +. r. Turner.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
a7e kidney ga

 tae oa#T guaranteed kidney reHadr. RaF I-Hs lt- it costs re-l.rL lIltfalls. Reee 5Ve Sold ay Vance bardeaux.
 
 20 t eAIt.-ajT rr7taeaac on E#-t Ou.Nee=.iy J Street If. & ( 6.nns.
  Ile 0n.y GGa1aHtsed Kidney Cure k sHi,h's sara Kidney Your druggist will rotaed your money f alter ta.sne one bottle yoa are aof satisfied with the results. 50c 6y E. E. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
The patent " Urfg ''
helps lhem 10 wear we'll

preserves their artistic style and dressy
 ty hoi9ing UP the sides, keeping
 the feet steady, the heels from slipping and the shoes from twisting out of shape.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

You would not have 10 spend money for new shoes so soon again, either.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

UnEE 1ES N~--
 I won't sell Anti-Gri 1t. Call for your MO B. Die1s.eS. If.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

t.l iINI
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The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

..yea- she was terribly s.Nclled risl l K
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

,, .T, a dealer who Wnh ts~-----s1sa i! Y Ih ny 'gaCIS FIT DON'T CG R F. ,s . Manufaoturer. Springfield. -no.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15
Her Charitable Friend

CoA E. Y A- Retired
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-15

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
CITY NEWS

The department of public works will meet tonight at o'clock.
 If your water pipes freeze or plumbing. roof or gutters need re- pairing. call D. F. Mccarthy. 2s Har- rison avenue. Phone 115I-2.
 The funeral of Mrs Katherine Gra- bleski took place this morning from her late home on Railroad Hill street. with mass of requiem at St Josei,ll's . church by Father Saurusaitis and in- torment in st Jcscph's cemetery.
 Constable Frank c. Barnes of Plymouth came to this city this after noon to take hack to that town Frank Fistoni. who was arrested hera last night and fined s5 and costs tn the city court this morning for carry con cealed we~-.rns. Fis;oni Is wanted in Plymouth for assault on Foreman Patrick Sergi of inc O'Brien Cons,ruc- ton company. Last evening ne as- saultesi the foreman and attempted fo shoot him with a revolver. After he fired a couple of shots he skipped. At the time of his arrest in Waterbury it was not known that he had pErfIci- pated in fight above Greystone. It sppe>rs he is eBdeavoring to persuade his fellow countrymen tO leave the employ Of Sergi. but is meeting with poor success
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
SENSAT|ON fOR HOUSE Of COMMONS When Conservative Member BoWles Get the Floor Day After
 T0-monoW
WILL ASK POINTED QUESTION
Which Will Intimate That Thi. Country Has Agreed to Help
 Germany in Case of War.

London, Dec 4.-Both the foreign office and the American embassy here have expressed themselves as being quite unable to imagine the reason for the question which George Stew art Bowles, conervative, proposes to ask in the house of commons. Decem- Der 6. He announced that he would ask the foreign secretary, Sir Edward Grey, whether he was aware of '.any convention of arrangement having been made between the United States government and the German govern ment, providing that in case Germany is engaged in war the German mer- camille marine shall be taken under the United States flag" and whether This majesty's government received any communication on the subject from the British ambassador to the United States?'
 At the foreign office today 1t was stated that the officials there had never heard the slightest suggestion of such an arrangement of anything which could have given birth to such m idea and consequently the foreign office had not received any communi- cation the subject from Sir M0rtim- CT Durand.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
CHESHIRE CARS WILL STOP.
Heretofore Passengers Trying to Hal,
 Cars Were Ignored.

The Connecticut Railway and Lighting company has announced that hereafter the Cheshire cars or
 their way to the center will stop along East Main street at white poles. When seven minute sched
 ule was spoken of but never put ir force on that line the Cheshire cars were in the limits of the center. AL though some of the men halted their cars to take on passengers the ma- Jority of them sent the cars along and never paid the slightest notice to those wishing to board the flyers. People became so vexed because O. the manner in which cars went by when persons wanted to get on that such holler was made that it wa, stated that If the cars were late they would not tarry to take on any more passengers. Of course the people did not know whether they were late or overcrowded at times and often would stand in the street only to receive a cloud of dust for their pains. But now the double track is working and the people will not have to take a chance as all Cheshire cars are supposed to stop at poles just as the East Main street cars do.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
Massachusetts Village That was Once Prosperous to Co Uuder the
 Hammer
IN HANDS OF TRUSTEE

Sutton, Mass, Dec 4.-The village of Wilkinsville in the eastern part of this town was scheduled to be sold at public auction to-day either in whole or in lots to suit. The place was once one of the most important manufacturing villages in the Black stone valley, but since 1897 the cot ton mills have been idle. Besides the mills which, when in operation, had 341 looms and produced a week ly average of 2,000 pieces of print cloth, the estate consists of nineteen houses and forty-two tenements, a store, hall and boarding house. The history of the village dates back to 1915 when Asa Waters of Millbury built the first dam on the Blackstone river. In 1882 the property passed into the control of the Sutton Manu featuring company and since the death of H. N Slater, the head of that corporation, has been in the hands of trustees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
FIREMEN CALLED OUT
To Q Small Fire in the Doughcrty
 Block on East Main Street.

The fire department had a run to the Dougherty block on East Main street this afternoon. but when they got there the trouble was over. One of the down stairs floors is being converted into an entrance to the proposed new automobile station snd a plumber who was making sore changes in the pipes up stairs acci- dentallly let his torch collide with a lace curtain. It started to blaze and the workman promptly grabbed bold of 1t. pulled it from its mooring an,. threw it out of doors. There was no damage. Somebody got excited and pulled the box. although it appears he was told before doing so that the service of the department was ilt needed. The man wanted to msks sure that the block didn't burn ID because he has edRsidersble property in one of the stores and doesn't carry enough insurance to pay him in c0ss his stock should go up in smoke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
Chief Justice Dies Suddenly.

Boston. Dec 4.-Chief Justice An drew P. wiswell of the Maine su- preme court died suddenly at the Hotel Touraine in this city to-day heart disease. Judge Wiswell and his wife had been staying at the ho- tel for about week. Yesterday af ternoon the judge was taken III anf the doctor who was called found the cause to be heart trouble which he was able to temporarily relieve. It was necessary for the doctor to re- turn twice during the day and at 2 .. ID. to-day he received another call. He found the patient dead when h. arrived. Judge wiswell's home was in Ellsworth. He had been chief Justice since 1900.