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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Ser. SGnacr upn Baltimore.

Saltptouartier: .@crmanio. NfGn.
nrrdJor . Safe; Yraiiaent Scnrg
@icicfing, ST. 22S, perl. Goitern-
s(pe.; corrciponoircnoer ulo proto.
fonircnocr Sefrct1r 9llbcrt Sdmiot,
Nr. BOG, SiioEoca.S traBc; Siuon5.
SefretGr q. Sinnlelbeber, Or. 315,
NorG.Goen. StroBe; Sd)atmciltcr $.
MidlidL Hr. 7t3, @orner,S tsaBe;
Girigellt Sobn II. 8lcin. Scrionmlz
hing ieocn 5lpeiten Sreitog I'M Mto.
not.
,Nrion."
Sauptql,artier: Stog Sale, Nr.
205, Sanouer-S troBe. Sin1itunoe:
Wittmod - 0irigcnt: s. 6. 6ranf.
.Sarmonie."
SaiptQllartier: SIR. Ala, @eIt.
5apette.S trabe. Sineitunoe: Glen.
tags - 9iriaent: Sobn ". alein.
,8crmanic- W1nnerhor."
SauptQllartier: 8erinanio NGi,.
nerdor Salte, Nr. 410-412, 3eIt.
2ombarb-S traBe. Singltunoe: 9on'
neritaQs = 9irigcnt: 1beobor SEM.
berger.
.SroDiinr."
Snl,ptoltarticr: Srobiinn d. Saqa,
Tr. 1000, 5rebcrid.N pcmlc. Cling.
itunoe: MittpohS-3irigent: Sobn
u. 0lcin.
.Mrbeitcr. MGnnerhoc."
SauptQ.larticr: Mnoreas' Sale.
81, 3!4, Soroperltrabe. Singltunoe:
0iittnohs =. Girigent: Gbas. s.
Vod]ali. H
.2ocuIt-Boint MGnnerdor."
Souptanarticr: Smider's Sale.
gtfe Guba. inb InbreitroBe. Cling.
ltunhoe: Iittnod 9IbenbS 8 llDr -
Girigcnr: Subert Sriippel.
n@rbeiter. 2icSertoiel."
Souptquartier: Sol5' Safe, Scr.
40S, @eit 2eringtonitraBe. Cling.
itlrnoe: ~9ienitags-0irigent Subert
Sriippel.
.MeIpbie."
Sauptquortier: s, Sizes Sale.
Gde 2omitrobe nu6 0elair Worft.
SinsItunbe: Gorneritu9s Girl.
gent s. aoroIils.
y9apcriidpr Wdnnerdor."
Sauptqltartief: Idermann'S Sale.
Ode bon Garolille. uno @ousbitrobc
Singltunbe: 0onnerltag gbcno
Girigent: 9llguit Sdneiocr.
.Germania- GnartHt-Gl Club.
Sauptql'artier: Meien6cra's Sale,
Tr. 1t6, Norb Tccnltrobc. cling
ltunbe: 9ienitags Sirigent: S.
Garolus.
,Mesgcr.@ eianaperein."
Sauptauartier: Soiimonn's Sale,
Com. uto 6orrelt Strabe. Cling
Itunoe: SienItcgs-Girigent Suberi
ariippel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
StipcuSicn fiir Gbiucicn.

Ncm Supen, Conn, -. Gcbr.
49, NnIGBlid OcS 9ciutc@ Der biuc-
liihcn Gommiiidrc CAB NrGiiocnt
NoOlep bon ser DalcsllnipcriitGt be
tonnt, Die llllipcrlit0t bnbc bcid)loIicn,
aus ibrcn pcrmunentcn Tonoa orci
Stipcuoien fir sic MncntNcltIid)c 9IrS-
biloiul0 5neicr junNer Gbineicn bon
@cgobnnN SIT itiitcn unO ip0tcr Die,
iclbc &crGiinitiQlunG 5ebn d)incIi'd)cn
Stuocntcn III Sbcil peroeu III Iniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
WciGbrlidjc Had|bnridlait.

&ouNbtoM Mtid)Y -. Seer. -
&iclc Ncr0lUntc baden lire Stcnlui.
Ncn in ben @upicrbcr0pcrtcn i'll Der
biciiNcn llmgcQcuo o~uiNcGcbcm mciI
iid) oorin bcitdnoi0 bciti0c GrbltoBc
iiiblbor modelL 10 OuB mon icinc@
ScbcnS nid)t nlcbr lidcr lit. SIC Gro
it0bc iino in lester 3cit I~lcr 5obl-
rcid)cr mo bcitiNcr NCporbcL 10 hoi'
ibrcr tGglih cine 0orjc Nn5ubl Dor
fomllcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Baltimore Chin : Sabu.

GrprcR.3 Rge rSebe Siunoe Iur eiunec" nadb
yNalbingtoIt. 8itdidbtt IN 0lei6ct SSeiie ntt
Rehabilitation. a-
p9ional Siue".3Rse rad |biInoelpbiN mo Sielp.
Uorf, A
Enrharbense Sine rud BittShnra, GleOelnno.
Cincinnati, al. Gouie ulo Chicago.
Information fiber Nbfnbti uito WriItnit alieI
3itpc. Ncic9unp bon Hldbcn IN SbInfs nm
linrlor sRnggors. 1idtelt fir Nilete etc, pit0
prompt aeIictcrt iibcr
bas SeIepburi tf.Hn
bon alien ben t~olaenhel Nillet glire0iir:
Charles ltln Surutugu. Is. K I. 9Suife ti10
oner llo. Golirilduo 1901.
.Ali. Robnl Qabnbuf Is. & T. Wlt. NerHor at93.
Gufloet'NnbubpL Sniurmutiuns Nitrfdit e. K
i. Gonib 1870 obcr mo. G0lutlGn 2726. 10
CSehrt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

omcrifonildcn N0n0Cl in Gbinl
Ourd) ocn Nopcott 0~cunltiNc Mlulocl
NClhluNcn mor0cu lCiClL moAcNcl
0rriiborr @cuciic iiir cine oniitGn
oiid)c NcucAlrN nid)t porlICNcn.
Nmcritoniid,tp FetroicmL conOcn
iirtr MiildL 5nhnd, 9tGbmolhincl
mo orocrc Nrtitcl murncn IN gId)t
mo @nnm crtlGrt. mo Der Mol0tl
in ipld)cn Nlrtitcln lit Crbcblid) Qctroi
len nor0cn. SnQnr 10 mcIt iii0liN
ais in pcn Stroit& ScttlcmcntS, oIio
o~ubcrbolb 0c0 ci0ettIid)cn Gbinu'S,
miir6c iid) Elm GbincIC mic bcbnltptCt
miro, rrbcblidcr 0cinhr iiir lcin St'
ben muaicBcL luclll cr c9 lpuQel
ioQtc, omrrifonild)c 9rtifcl 5lnl Ncr
folti oll&5llbicten.
Nm Nctrcii Der pom @cid)ilb Dit
rrnlt be2 Observation-Disclosures ocnl
Srontiorb Striclol N~clcbcncn Srbte
ouf fiini Nii1ioncn ihuric Fntroncn
fir arao &orqcnicn @cmcbrc miro
Ole Grt(Grilno acgcbcn, onb nan gin
0ciid)ta hc& %0cplontrnl @cmcbrmcd,
ielS sic GdtrpnCnnntr0tbC fir bic Nc-
nonntcn @Nnchrc lchr dcrilQ mcrbGlt
lic6, 0obcr Die bror0crte1 Quontitds
fen 5lr Nt@iiiumng Der Gorr0tbc he
ltilumt iiuo. Sic YCiitmNaiGbiNfcit
OeS Tronfioro glricnola lit 25O,OO0
Totroncn t00Iid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

- Nuh cincm @%icbcaiIrcit bot
2olprcncc Sporc IN Y%uiiolo, u. 81
Scr 20 iGbri0eu Nan &on Sidlc cine
lcbcnn0ci0brIifc Sd)ubmmOc bCiNc
brod)t mo Iidl Ounn iclblt 0urh cincl
Sd)llB pcrlCBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
McItcru Warplano Giicn6ahn.

3iige b~erlaiten Siucli' Stdi!olI iuie lolgt.
Saatidl.
i.30 WturgetS - S6ncu5ig. SngerStoiun, Y.
< M.SVabn ulo nESaenuumei Solltine 8diii
cod ltilo Gbauibcrsburg.
$50 gtndm. gffnn. nud lluionsyrioge.
Sdattdl, nuegenommen Sunutag.
100 Wi1raenS -eJorf mo @eiiOsburn Nifoni.
$40 gForaenS 0aaerSiolun lulo SbippeiSDnrs
accommodation.
o.db WiUrgenS--gffunl ua6 @ettbSbnre uub
Outf.
1913 Norm. -9ffom. md un;cusNrioae.
$50 9iudnI -Nfiom. nab 0lbneun, Yprf mo
". X 8. Sib.
+l.b5 gahm. -@rpreb nod @Ibnoon. Saarrss
tolui,. fuipie Srcocrid, 9mmiiSJurg, Sbtp,
pclsburg tBnrlors2 Sngaon).
5.35 9iabll. - Wor!- Srpreb CBGrIorsgSdeeon).
6t6 Nbeiioo-Nffoui. mad 1nionsgrtoae.
ii.25 gbenhS-Jffuni. i16 llntursVrtoge.
Wnr SorntagS.
0,3O Wir9cnS Nlium. nud) Union Bridge INT
Suituber.
10. 30 Nbenbs-Nffou nab ll%nion'9rioae.
0dlt nibi OIL Der FenliG, sglne. Citation all.
". UiDbrrtiun, &euerGl (ScfddIt5iiibrer.
4. vi. 3o,peii, General Yuiiagier' glGsn..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

unpcrw ii it / d. rNlio, III
oicicr llrnc iii sic Nid)c 0ca bcrild)ti0
ten N|ofoholiltcn. @na bat Ocuul 0uH
StiidhcnOtctou Ill bcocutclL mcId)c2
obcn ,oorolli licAt2" - Gircftor oc1
&rcnIotoriuma:u2 o9 lit Die 0cIdrnoI,
5cnc Nupicruoic,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
gtablirt 1870.
wilbeIin -. McimharOt,

WI fDfJf SNW'SUWVutu'S IfWHt.
Teiu-yurf elaitiifs VrnfbGnoer,
ehue Stosr,
fpHnsu Too unb sSubi a~efraaen 'ueroen.
Nah Scrt.@ummi.g}Gnocr
peidt ME rotten. ielbt bsi'u Sasn ai6f.
S,eieIhei iino bon ale.I Mer5ten
neitens empiut.eI.
9r oeritiiist Gnf 8efieuinl. pte auf 0laer:
e6ufterhdMoer. uuterietbseinoen,
ptiths puo Nutsiiiien ~ udIbauber
70 nrrduairi. bah lfire 0eebrten anneef. beitens
6nfrifDen Qetttt itnbl
vile gtritdthIorr. RdnoOgcu uio Snftru-
merte iperhet a1rnntirt. oub ie paffen, uao
aulS Sauhertte uuo Hsfie anQefertigt.
Shr Samsu limb Simmer
unier Huifht BON pino. Neiubnrot borbanbea
9ao. 1elepbou: gpurtlauo 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Gbeiapcate Sompicr.G

Gbeiapcate Sampfcr.S pmpagnie.
Hbeiaptate 2inie.
SlcD1iie l~difagier : Sumpier ,gtugufid" unS
.Gtinnta" rdd)
Gib Esint Comfort uuo Rpriclf, ia.
Snmpier oerlanel Baltimore idalih (ausee.
fioiflineH SoHHidas) nm $50 glbenoS unb fuuns
men In Oh Rolnt Gculfcrt INN O llbr WprgeHs
UNI In 8orfolt mn us MorGcns an, audible.
bein an Die eiientnbn5ilqe neb clIe1 Hlntteu
heS Siloelto nm Siioiuefiens.
Yurt.J iiurrYinic.
SleGcnte FaiaGief Sampler s.. barIo!;c" unS
~Noitinirrc"
nan Gtf-goint ma 9ihmouo, ia.
9GTrter p~erldfen Baltimore 9ienitag, Don.
ne, itud NH GaniiiaG nm 8 llbr Ta6miitags
mn fpl1mcn in Neit @oint nm $50 lHo In
JibnlUto I'M G2l Wioracls an
Sampler !cacH in q o%nceiier Potnt, GLIB.
Vnnf uun 9lEmpios 9Serite In beiocn 9iaj.in.
Ner tbci aiiuftipem &Cilcrl an.
1ampier u~etiaiem Baltimore uum Bier Tr. IL
uuo 10. pigbtitraheus g9trfte.
Gnrh @tlefe m6 allen l,inften fbTrer &c.
lidtrt @epdd nnfpeaebeH mo auiitenStnlmer
i'm RurultS ~refcroirt irerhen In Den bicfiaeii
Filei etlrcanr: Nr. tt9, S0,ealtinDre.s trabe,
n. ". Nobiuu, Nqcnt. Nr. t27. Cit.Saittmpre
strnhr, coer ben Snlpt Piireuir: Tr. $50,
Sinbtsstraie. Baltimore. no.
9irubeu 1eiter, e.. z. GbtSm,
Sen. ,Sei6iitsfib.er. @cu sRuiinoters Igent.
=. .. @ie5onusi. Salic. Seu 'RoN 'staeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Mus Sentidlano.
ScbjnNO AMI Muthuilo III allcn SGci,
len ocs HcidIs.

Observation-Disclosures uno SonSiuflm.
gen. - NbiHllB zines &onOeI@.
NropiioriumS oli cin &obr nit
hcu Hereinafter Staotcn gilt iiir
aciidCrt. - Niidtritt oca @raieu
Don 06nboii ais @eimnotcr
Grcubcn'a an Sohien. Scirt
NodioI0cr lit Frin5 Sobom jr
@obenlobc . 0cbrinaen. ~ 3pci
ucr0icnituoIlc Siii}ierc gcitorbcr.
- @lrtbcrbotS in Gi'enah gum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Baltimore Tnmpf : Eafer So.
(yufe unb ,uut r.0{dof YtotQiulel

Suttiututt @uNUu fuuSt ' w.
(eltt nnb Suut r.aiRat sat2iuie.)
Eie Vcr. SiauiensBuit bef0roernb.
Sampler s@irginia" tntu), rsliabama,"
,@eureia," ySeunsfee."
Sampler iabreu idalih. Sonitags aiSaenorls
men. BON ben s9'ai'p zine %Biers.. gr. 10-1s.
990int @ogicrt sorIoll. 8ortsmOltb unO allen
Vulften hes Giocus. &erbinoung IN SIb
Qnint Comfort nit e. g. .. gifrnbabn." Rad,
5iihmo ., %erbinSnng lG 9ortslnonib mil BEN
.Genbunro gir cine" toItoet 9np bon Sorts
mouth nab guIantn. Su Gorfolf s,erbirbuie
NIT Der DMtlGniic eonii cine" g%Icrloli nnS
9nrJlinu, 9iOrfOlf mo iiibIid. giorioli uib
lueltIib lInb oh 9omiriun Cine n1t 9,eip'
bern. @aibiu9lort, RS. 0lihmono. Sa.. unb
9lelp Dorf.
M'nbl8eiten mad enropdifhem RIane. auru'
rifle .Noiiten5imncr, elefirii6e l%eIeiftmna.
3ampfbeiBiina, doien frei. glcferbirie aainiem,
Simner IN Den Wlei's'iire dur Der ~9aD Cine"
Cir. i07. Cfig'aIfimoret Strase. Gr. 500 uno
b1s, 9iNbtsciratc,. g. ", g.. Office. Siooit'@dc
baltimore. ms GnIoeri : girabe. Continental
TrIii 0uiIoite uno NIbanGb'S, @r. 100, Ioro'
1at.eSiiroBc.
ochn 81. ehsrpspb. @. grpiuu,
Eiee. Prai. II. Sen, 'Wldttu0er. gen. 'B0if, 'glgent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
MarAlaao & Tcnnhluamia 81. q.

WdrAlaa0 d TcnnIAl0nnia ". u.
3aae b~erlaiien soribsstbe., II. SafsStr. .Gintton:
7.30 Norm. ia1 Dorf ilg'lb. ausaeuominen
S1Tn!uGa.
$50 &orm. mad Sclta nur Gonntuas,
$50 8orri. nab eetatr iiglih, au%S9enommsn
SOnutagS.
1926 glatrn. mad 0orf tdalih, Gu%sseuomnen
Softnf0as.
400 9iudnt. nab 9eIia MIR Sonntags.
AGO ylntnt. nnb Della tialiG, ans0cnontmen
SplHtags.
0.0c Wbenos nab @eInir tieltb, ais9enoml.
men SuilntaeS
/ 90 gbenos nab gelntr nnr Gonn'dgs.
ti.4b Mbenbs nab Neiair Wtftpoths nnb Sdur.
fidaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
MrrdantS' & Wimcrs' SranSpor-
tation Company.

10" TnnipFsrsNiutt
gtad Bottom mo Dem Often: fehel, Wontag,
Sieniin9, SonnPritdg uno SamitaQ, MbenoS
9 ll9r.
9id6 RroOioeree iiitS benz Often: ieoen Conn,
tao, Wiiiiluud utn Sreitag, gbenb5 6 llbr.
gu6 gtciuporisyislps rHo MurfnIf: tdelih I'M
9 llbr Woenos
BEN 1uae aniu6rcthe 2nmNfer uneeilcmmer.
9ia0 SnHunud1 mo oeiu SioeIt; ieoet Siens
ilaa, Soun'ritua mn Samitag, NbcuoS 8 llbr.
SoItonct u1o 8rppthene Sampler iNbret bon
hrr 9Scriie om Suhe OeS qcn0f0ods 40. Gas
rrnnab GuIfpirt BON Der 28crfte an 3ube Der
Mhits SAILS 9lptule.
Is. IT. 8iutnDbami, Ngtut.
poHa'9od.
g9. Y. rurner, @.g. ,M9cut.
II. .. etebbins, Sen. .W,an.
Snup.biireau SbboIt.6de Wsrmnu nnb
Stabt 5iraie. UtS .S&Gr-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

Ginchtcr Nnn0acicllc. -
n@iiicu Sic oitdl ooB id) in ocn Nl.
pen nclllid) in QroBcr S~cbclNNcIob'
mar, nm eill Noor cntGinN ib ocnl
lidcrcn 5u0c." - Gas lit nod Nor
,ilgolloa llooIl6 lloo III ogplll1g p!l
.ll1li pllu 0l1ug pl l5glS' isltplI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
9ambnrgsNm
-Nat---
0oppclibraubea.

tacn ~ Eopcr fir Sunhon NIB &oriS az.
~ 81 @rooonon. Sen. Oorf.
artbar ". MDblun,
1877 Dit ultinlore.S Str.
Mm aIfrn f,lake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

GIN Sptim it. Srpp (hcr
bci'm NiIit0r dis Niiijicrobnridlr
pcrpcnOct miro. idlrcibt al icinc 81
tcrll) .Sdl boh 6 Noll5 idon bCi'nl
Milil0r, lot uIlc Gage iGbrt mid
ncin lieutenant cine Stunnc ipo.
5icrcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

Totolc& liam mcntrct
len. - Gboniicur: oScntc, lpua 0lht
ea 5l gaiicn - bolt ld)ncl O%clglr5t!"
Norcr ecu hoben Sir ia cbcn
ilbcriuhrcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

Sauptauortier: Sofimann's Sale,
Com. uno 6orrelt Strabe. Cling
Itunoe: ~SienItcgs-Girigent: Sl,beri
3riippel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-03
Fire Sale Prices on Hose

A MOTHER Of M strong sections is II hosiery department. We buy and
~ handle the BEST only. In ladies hose " sell Onyx, ""Topsy" and
.Black Cat" brands. In misses, boys and infants we sell Iron Clad, and
BLACK Cat" Every pair guaranteed, Lay in your winter supply now while
this sale gives you a chance to buy cheap.
Ladies' Isle, cotton or lace. soc hose, Sale Price soc. ". ~~. ~. $50
Ladies' Isle IT cotton, BIC hose, Sale price go. 80 $50" CSC
Ladies' cotton,e elastic top, sc hose, Sale Price ~~~ ~ .~ ~~ i't
Ladies' Nc hose, Sale Price .".~"~"" . "' ""'" ="
Ladies .lc hose, Sale Price -~., ~~~""~" -~." W
Ladies' lc hose, Sale Price "".~ " 90 1900 ~ 10
M. 20 "Iron( Clad" Misses fine ribbed hose. @r value ~ .~"" ie
No Il" Black Cat" Boys heavy ribbed. &c hose .~~~ .. ioe
No IA BLACK Cat" Boys ribbed, i5c hose, ~.. ~w-. ~~ ~~ l0e
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-03

Outings, light or dark color, III grade We
Outings, light or dark color, lOc grade
Canton Flannel bleached. f2c grade 9ac
Fascinators. black, white n colors. Csc grade ..............4 sc
Embroderies or Laces, this sale .......4. 10 per cent. Off
Kinkedown (the new Eiderdown), a yard Acc
Stocking Caps for children, Boo grade "m. ..."...".......--ls c
sweaters mems all colors, 81. 50 grade 81 IS
shirts mems ST OO soft dress shirts. all sizes Csc
Nazareth Waists for children, 2c value Boo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-03
is off is off

Ribbons Of every kind and color are % be found In on stock We have q
beautiful assortment Of wide and narrow fancy Pompadour. Dresden and Per-
sian Ribbons also vide plain color ribbon in either taHeta or satin. During
this sale all ribbons arr reduced #%%@
40 PER DENT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-03
Millinery Sharply Reduced

A GREAT many Of our ladies' readytow wear hats we're damaged either by
~ smoke, water O. dampness. Come and Judge among them Some are
very presentahle some are plenty good for street hats and others may be
worked over into very nice shapes. These ire priced idculously low, and are
we'll worth your time to look over. 90
Our uniniuud hats arr all seperate' and most anyone could be suited
among them-ail shapey reduced In price. p -#
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Death Of rlrs. Baxter.

Mrs. A. w. Baxter died yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Charles A.
Robinson on Main street where she has
resided for the last four years. She was
in her 95th year and greatly beloved by
wide circle of friends who will always
cherish her friendship. She was courte-
GUS and refined in all her ways, a remark
ably intelligent lady, and though for
many years resident OF New York she
loved St. Johnsbury where she came
regularly for over 40 summers. Of her
three children only one is living, Mrs. N.
T. Ayers and one granddaughter, Mrs.
N. c. Mellen. Bothladies have spent the
summer in St. Johnsbury. Mrs. Bax-
ter was a devoted member Of the North
church and until failing health prevented
regular attendant at the church SER
vices. The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon and will be private. The
interment will be at Mt. Pleasant ceme-
tery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Regimental Reunion.

The 21st annual gathering of the
Third Vermont Regiment was held in
Grand Army Hall yesterday and attended
by 40 members of the regiment and other
veterans. President George W. Bonett
of St. Johnsbury presided and after an
excellent dinner served by the ladies of
Chamberlin Relief Corps introduced as
the orator of the day William S. Pingree
of Hartford, a son of Lieut. Col. Pingree
of the regiment. He gave a scholarly
address and was followed by informal
addresses by these comrades: Lieut..
Abraham J. Locke of Railway, N. J.,
Daniel Skinner OF Barton Landing, A. E.
Worthen OF Melrose, Mass, ex Gov. S. E.
Pingree, Capt. E. L. Hovey, Capt. John
Mcdonald, Capt. Marshall Montgomery
all OF St. Johnsbury.
At the business meeting these officers
were elected:
Pres, Col. Thomas o. Seaver, Wood,
stock.
vice-Pres., John Mcdonald, St. Johns,
bury.
Sec.-Treas.. S. E. Pingree, Hartford.
Executive Com, Carlton Felch, J. A.
Paddock, Marshall Montgomery, all Of
st. Johnsbury.
1t was voted to hold the next reunion
at St. Johnsbury.
Annual greetings were sent to the
boys by Comrade William H. Orne, now
of Vallejo, CAL, who graphically des.
cribed his thrilling experiences in the San
Francisco earthquake and sent mes.
sage to the old survivors. The reunion
was voted by the boys in blue the best
they have ever held.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
License to Sell Real Estate.

To the Probate Court within and for the
District of Caledonia:
Comes Crawford Ranney, Administrator
upon the Estate of Romance Balch, late OF
St. Johnsbury in said District. deceased, and
respectfully represents to said Court that
Nettie E. B. Spencer and E. p. Spencer, her
husband, on the Bird day OF January, A. D.,
1908, conveyed by their deed to the said
Romance Balch. certain premises consisting
of eleven acres of land, more or less, with
buildings thereon, situate In Lyndon In the
County oil Caledonia and State of Vermont,
and that said deed was duly recorded in
Book v, Page 151 of Lyndon Land Records.
Said premises being more particularly de-
scribed as the same premises conveyed to the
said Nettie E. A. Spencer, by Charles ]. Uf-
ford by deed dated May 18th. A. d. 1898,
Lyndon Land Records. And your petitioner
further represents that the aforesaid con-
veyance to the said Romano Balch was in
fact solely in trust for the benefit of the said
Nettie e. B. Spencer and in no other manner
and for no other purpose, and that the
said Romance Balch to the time of his death
continued to hold title to said premises in his
name but solely in trust for the said Nettie
e. B. Spencer. Whereupon your petitioner
prays for license to convey said premises to
said beneficiary, the said Nettie 3. B, Spencer,
or to such other person as said Court may
direct, agreeably to the provision of section
2494 of the Vermont Statutes.
st. Johnsbury, Vt, Sept. 18th, A. D. 1905.
CRAWFORD RANNEY.
Administrator.
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate
Office in st Johnsbury, in said District, on
the 18th day of September A. d. 1906.
1t is ordered by said Court that the fore
going application be referred to the 9th day
of October A. D. 1906, at the Probate Office,
in St. Johnsbury. for hearing and decision
thereon; and it is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by pub
LEGATION of notice of this application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Caledonian printed at st. Johnsbury, before
said time of hearing. that they may appear
at said time and place, and, If they see cause,
object thereto.
By the Court Attest:
WALTER P. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19

To insure good crops use Fertilizers.
We carry full stock of Listers and Es-
sexs for the farm, garden and lawns.
Harry d. Carr, St. Johnsbury, Vt
Mileages bought, sold and rented. E.
l.. HUNT & Co.
Secondhand Stanley Automobile for
sale ia good condition and at reason
able price DR.. W. J. Aldrich. St. Johns
bury.
We are agents for the Stanley Auto
mobiles. None better at the same price.
Aldrch & Burbank, St. Tohnsbury.
GEORGE w. Cook, AUcTIoNEER For
the next lew weeks will be prepared to
attend sales at living prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Citizens telephone 76-S,
West Danville, Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19

c. H. Bagley has been in Fitchburg
and Manchester the past FIVE weeks in
the interests OF the Merchants Associa
ton. Eight names were added to the
association in Fitchburg and six in Man
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon F. Foley have
rented Mrs. A. M. McNeil's house for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dennison OF New
Bedford, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
P. F. Hazen.
Professor Krumpeln has been appointed
organist and choir master OF St. James
Episcopal church, in the diocese Of
southern Ohio. The church is fine
stone building, and one OF the finest in
that part OF the country. Professor
Krumpeln will leave within three weeks
Miss Henrietta Cattanach of Newport
was the guest OF her sister, Miss Mabel
Cattanach, yesterday.
Mrs. James Whitney OF Concord, N.
H., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Edward Peterson, the past two weeks.
Miss Nina Hudson of Portsmouth, N.
H., was the guest of the Misses ] josephine
and Annie Peck last week.
Mrs. F. 81. Patrick returned the latter
part of last week from the Maine beaches,
and Boston and New York, where she
bought her fall styles in millinery. Her
opening will take place later. but the
ready to wear hats are on exhibition
now.
Mrs. Horace Carpenter and two
children from Winthrop, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Carpenter.
The many friends of Prot. Lemuel S.
Hastings, late OF Nashua, N. H.. will be
interested to learn that he has been added
to the faculty OF Dartmouth College and
his work will be to conduct course in
the English department for the sophie
more class known as augmentation.
Prof. Hastings is splendidly equipped for
this work and his classes are sure OF |
most helpful instruction.
&C. Lund, the talented 'cellist, has re-
turned from North Hatley where he has
been engaged in an orchestra with Mr..
Hodge at the Glen Villa and leaves next |
month for Montreal to continue in his
profession.
Mrs. A. L. Hardy of Amherst, Mass.
and sons Robert and Donald are visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Davidson OF
Georgeville, P. @, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.T.. Shotwell of Brook
Ign are visiting at J. M. Cady's.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
Bishop Michaud iii.

The Right Reverend J. S. Michaud,
bishop of Burlington, is suffering from
severe attack of acute Indigestion, at
the st. Johnsbury hospital. Bishop
Michaud arrived here Saturday, from
burlington, and was planning to take
the afternoon train to Lyndonville to
confirm class. About two in the after
noon he was taken suddenly i'll and
medical help was quickly summoned.
HE'S somewhat better and his condition
Is improving. The bishop oficiated at
the dedication of this hospital about 10
years ago.