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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

a~usialgerii6e Colonial Nolitif. gee
gen @olfsausbeutung burd Sonfpuder
Mno @ren5iperre. 9egen Brobs uno
Sleii6tprfer, sesen Die nerle 3udts
bans : @orlaee, bas Intis 8elperfs
i6aftsgeiesl = Iber aud bas gens
trnm Siebt suten Wautbes in ben
8ampf. Sie Stimmune 1T, iofpeit
man big iest iiberieben fann. iiberaa
in ben Gentrumsfreiien. eebobeu itnb
tdmpfesmutbig. Seutet bod Die
Irt nnD &eiie, fpie bic &riiis berbcis
9efiibrt fpuroe, llnb Die 0ereiniauna
Iuer bon Der duberiten Me6ten Bis
5iir oemofratii6en 2infen aif 8Ipdz
Trimming, auf neuen &rllturfampf.
8enn niGt Iaes triist, Damn piro,
mas man gum goien iponte, gum
8lten gerei6en. SIM ~fatboliIhen
@olfstbeil ma6t iidJ Iett 2anaem
cine 8ertrauensieliefeit unb elm
observation-disclosures brett, Der ouf
Die 9duer MIR idaben fonnte. Sic
Ieisuns gum .Iuseleid Der @egens
idbe" bat Die gebiibrenben @ren3en
nift INNER innegebalten. 9as ipirb
ieet boffentGi6 better tperben. @s
lit moali6, bab bns Centrum einige
Ianbate nerliert. bic in Yolnifds
Sberi6Ieiien tpirb es einbiiben. Mber
i'm @ansen tpiro es uneelhtpddt. ia
setpafien an innerer @eidloKenbeit
in BEN Neihstag 5uriidfebren. Sic
iebiee 8riiis uno Der neue 3ampf
miro. ia fteht an hpffen. Gin Geoeu
fem, unb Der fiinftiee Mdr5 i'm
neuen @ei6stag elm Centrum ieben,
nusgeriiitet NIT geiunbem Mibtralen,
iteifem Nadeu unb barten Soblen.
Soeben eri6ien Ser 8abls Iufruf
bes gentrums, fur5, tlar. tpiirbis.
SOUS bes 8ubeet : q 6s
bes 81 / Of 9 t a 9 e 8,
& sesen iirftIt9en
IbfoIutismus ! lit Die Yarole.
Wtit oieiem S9ladtruf tptrb bas
Centrum iieeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
IS 3 Ii g.

~ chen sic, brunten, in Der
- @ooenienfune lieet elm 9ros
~ berer Streifen sriiner
IN 8Glime unD StrGli6er.
Sas lit ibpn bas Sort, gu
benz mir ipolen: 8ir fommeu linn
bereits ndber, es faneen i6on Die
8aftusbeden an. 9ieier unbermeib1
li6e, l~angtpeiliee &aftusl Crit
treffen mir i'm, pie er in niebrisen
Stoden ben Sabrtpeg einidumt, bas
nit man our Hegen5eit ni6t 10 lei9t
periudt iei, Die i6lammise Sabrbabn
gu berlaiien unb tie auf Soften Der
Ieder gu ertpeitern. inbem maj
refts Doer limits Dem S6mube auss
ipei6t. = Na6 unb na6 iperben bic
ita6elieen Strdliher nit ibren fleis
f6igen 2appen, roia>rotben 8liitben
unb eiers9roben, bunfels rotben
Srii9ten, INNER bober uno itdrfer
unb bi6ter. Gold cine Sede lit
pirfli6 elm gutter S9uetpau. OF
ragen iiber ben &aftlls Die fraliien
9Dpfe bes ioeen. Iil6bui6 empor,
Der in laneen Heiben bobe 3dune
bilbet. limb 5tpii1en brein erbebt
ii6 au6 eeleeentli6 elm Nimb unb
elm 8abul. - 2ebterer lit elm borz
niger @eIeue NIT eelben @liitben>
biii6el6en unb fineerlansen 8obnen.
beren S6oten 5piiden ie Stpei 9ors
ncrn einseenst iinb, fobaB tie bonn
8aume bdngen pie eb~enippiele SurS
berte bon Noienfran3eeIebhen; Der
Baum f6tpibt elm rotbes, iebr brauhs
bares 8lebgummi aus, pirb inbes
in bieier Siniiht nift aiiseebeutet.-
Sein Na6bar. Der Nimb bat 9ldtter
unb bdngenbe 3tpei9e faft pie Die
eide. ipeibe 8liitbentrauben unb
selb>eriine, i6leimi9e airi6lein, Die
MIR bon 8rdben eefrefien tperben.
Sieiem 8aume riibmt man mad, mo
er ite6e, balte er bas Sieber ferne;
nnb es frdre fGpn mogli6. bab an
bieIer @plfsmeimtne ettpas 8abres
lit, benin er lit bon Der Sdmilie bes
Quininbaumes, bes groben Sie6ers
tobters. $50 er aber Die Seilfrnft
iiben bat, fonnte ib bislang nod bon
Niemnnb erfabren.
Smmerbin, Nim6 uno 8abiil finb
in bieIiger @eeenb fait Die einsisen
unb iebenfals Die pibtigiten Nlibs
bDlser; benn bieier liefert ben
8rennftoff unb iener elm re6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Spe,ial-C nrreFpnmhrm, aus
prmtfhlann.

nGGit Die S06e Der 1leberi6reitunsen
ilber ben betpiaigten gtat binaus
borlegen, bann f0nne Der Hei6Stas
iid i6liiiIig MAIDEN, ipiepiel tpeitere
Wtilionen nod 5u beipiui9en iino.
&uberbem moee Die He9ierun9 bis
gum 1. Ipril 1907 8orbereis
WaBregeln our 3n>
riid3iebung Der ent6ebrlihen Srup>
pen treffen. Cine 3eitbeitimmung,
innerbalb beren Die Sruppen 5uriids
ge5ogen fem loleu, entbielt Der &ns
trag bes GentrumS ni6t.
Srgenb cine unbiqise Sorberung
mar a!io in Dem 4ntrag bes gens
trums ni6t entbalten. Sect iteben
ettpa 10000 beuti6e Solbaten in
Siibtpeitz aIrlta gegen 400 ODER yvup>
items 500 Sottentoten. Sober bieier
Solbaten foItet benz beuti6en &ei6e
idbrlid 10000 Wnrf. ga lit es
bod gerabe3u Yfli6t iebes 9epiiiens
baften Ibgeoroneten nuf m0elidite
8el1rdnfung bieIer Hieiens &usgaben
Su %brdn9en. llnb 3ubem lit Die
Negierung bod lonit nift 10 ems
pt1nu.ih i'm @elbausseben. obne pors
Der ben &ei6stas 9efraet 5u baben.
sic sibt einfa6 aus nnb lGbt iid
na6ber Snbemnitat ertbeilen. glber
bieies Mal - 8ei6stagsauf +
I0iungl Gs banble lid nm un>
iere rationale epre, uniere 8affens
ebre. uniere Stequng IN Der 8eltl
10 fam es aus Dem Wunbe oes
Siiriten Billion. 9ie Tonne er ni6t
bon Sraftions : 8ei6liinen abbdneie
peroeu laiien. Damn puroe bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
aatboIii6er &ir6ens&atenoer.
oils Seius IL Sabre alt mar.
Qlf. 3. 42-52.
Ger srnbe Rampf hes
Gentrmtta

Sn Semtihlanb bcitebt bas Gens
frnm chen cine Senerprpbe,
tpelde bic &atbplifen Der gan5en
Welt intereiiiren mnR. Die Eegie=
rnng bat es baranf abgeieben, Bite
Madt bes Gentrnms su brehen nnb
bat SIT bieiem iSmefe elm Manifeitp
In Surm zines Srtefes an General
lieutenant ppn 9iebart erlafien, in
.peldJem tie Die Spsialiiten einerieits
inb bas Centrum anbererieits als
,0efabren fir bic @bre bes &eihes"
rtennt. Sas lit aber Elm reft
yfanler i3nnber". Gs freut ms,
baf iuir serabe in bieiem fritiihen
Mpmente in yltltrampntanas" nnb
einem smetteu Gprreipunbemten IN
Tenti6lanb, a~bfplmt 5nper=
lIaifige eisene geridter=
It latte iiber bic mabre Gage Der
Sinse IN Scntihlanb baben. Wir
pplen in b~eipnberer @eiie bic Mmf=
m~erfiamfeit Der 9eier auf bic gei=
trase ppn ,ltltranontanns" l~enfcn,
fptpie and auf iene mnieres
speiten SpeSial : Gurreipuubenten.
1lniere 9eier merben bmrf bic 9eftiire
bieier Sriefe tets rihtis infurmirt
bleiben nnb iuerben fid iueber burd
fatbolifen : feinSlife 9refbepeiden,
mod bnr6 bic Gntitenunsen pon
smeiielbnften amerifaniiden nSeber-
fi6ien" nift.fatbuliider Seitunsen
tire MAIDEN lafIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

%n meinem 8erihte iiber Die
GolonialsS ebntten I'M Hei6ss
tage hattie i6 Die 8ermntbun9
( auseelpro6en, Dab bas Infs
- treten bes neuen Colonial
DIRECTORS sesen ben Gbseorbneten
Noeren elm bon LANCER Snnb porbes
r~eiteter goritoB gegen bns
Centrum lei. Ser Ierlauf Der
greieniiie bat bieie 8ermutbun9 be-
itGtiot. Ser Hei6stag lit auf9elolt,
aufsclbit ein5is nnb alein 5n benz
3wefe, bic Wahtitellmns bes Gens
trnms su perniGten. SernbnrgS
Billion m0gen cine 10 raihe @ntipid%
lung unb ben 70 plobli6en ginbru6
Der 8riiis ni6t eeplant, bielei6t
niht einmal borauS9eIeben baben.
9as es 10 6neII fam. lit auf
cine Der cdiariitiiden Ylobli6feiten
an b0fiter SteQe 5uriid5ufiibren.
Cine II a Of CUR Iufloiung bes
Neihstaaes bate Die He9ierung
nidt. sic benubte mr. Die I6lebs
mnng bes Na6sgtats fir SiiDpeits
Ifrifa als @ortpaub. Sm Srilbiabr
bate Der Geifstag n Weilionen
Nart our Nieberperfune bes Gnf>
itanpes in Siibpe1ts @frifd uno our
Seimbeforberune Der Sruppen beipils
nat. Sbgleid Der Hei6sfan5ler bel
Der gr0ffnung bes Hei6staees err
tlGrt bat: Ser Gufltano lit nieber9es
iblagen, 10 sei6ab Die 3uriid5iebung
Der Sruppen bod 10 %lansiam unb IN
10 gerin9em WaBe. DAB bon Den 14.e
900 Wann biz jest crit 1000 5urild<
ge3ogen iinb. Stun forberte Die He@
9ierung in einem Nadtra9ss@ tdt fiir
Siiopeits Ifrifa ~ipeitere 20 Wilionen
W1arf. Sa erflGrte bas Centrum:
mir betpiai9en ~borldufie 20 Wiaio>
men Wtart; Die 0ie9ieruns mo9e 5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
8etretfemh has Gerst sesen
Nabrmmssmittrl a1rr-
falfdJmmg.

Sas @eles 9e9en 8erfGlidrnna bon
Tabrunesmitteln 1T am l.. Sonuar
III Strait setreten. Bns an bcms
ielben aus5uieeen lit. lit, bab es tpobl
@arantie bietet segen abiolute 9 e.
nnbbetts : 6dbIt6e Cubs
itan5en, bab aber bafiir nod niGt
Die Heinbeit ieber 8aare berbiirgt.
Sir Iebtere fonnen inoes Die Cons
inmenten eIber iorgen, inbcm tie
Die berfdli9ten einfa1 nidt ~faufen.
Iqe Habrun9smittcl in @erpadung
miiifen auf Dem gtifett aenaue q rs
trasen. mas iie ent>
b alien. Wenn' q. g. @epfels
8elee our Sdlfte aus Nepfeln unb
sir anoeren 9dlfte ans Blufoie ooer
3uben beitebt, 10 mub bas anf Dem
gtifett angegeben fem. Ser Sdnbs
Ter ooer Sabrifant fann bas YubIi,
tnm ni6t mebr Till n, inbem
CT fdli6lid borgibt, bab er refine
Waare perfanfe. Watiirlih perben
bic gnten, unberfdlidten Grtitel
mebr to It als Die perfGIl6ten;
aber oas Yublifum, peniafens bas
berltdnoige, fpirb borausiiGtIih Ites
Der ben boberen Yreis fir refine
Nabrnn9smittel entrihten. Solhe.
bic tpegen bes tpoblfeilen preiIes bie
rnretnen Waaren por3ieben 1cIten.
fperoen alsbdnn fem gfedt mebr baz
ben. iiber Sdli6ung unb 8etrus gu
Hagen.
Rdbere g~in5elbeiten iiber bas
Nabrlingsmittels @eieb fiebe on an.
0erer SteIle oieler Nummer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Armr Cnm1hie!

Ser gpistopals gii6of bon Ne.
brasfa bat ii6 idriftli6 berpiliftet.
ME pieoer cine 9eihieoene Yerion slt
2eb5eit Der anberen gbebdlfte 5u
trauen nno bat feline @eiltlihen bds
bin initruirt, basieIbe gu tbun. @ier
oerieIben ~pertpeieern linn aber in
oiciem Ynnfte ben Geboriam. -
ale Che &eform@ geriuhe auberbalb
Der fatbolii6en Stride bleibeu Snlbs
beiten, unb Die meiiten enben in -
&i6ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

.(No oft man cine 3eitlin9 our
- Sanb nimmt, miro mar on
~ Den leioigen S6ulItreit erS
{" innert. Sieier Streit baIert
bel ms iGon iiber Ief3ig
Sabre, in Sranfrei6 iiber bunbert
Sabre, in Seutihlanb unb England
iiber 5peibunbert Sabre unb fem
@noe itebt nod in unabiebbarer 3us
funft. Ser @runb bieies Streites
lieet in Der au5usroben Ginmii9uns
Der 9fe9ierunsen in bas S6ultpeien.
Sdtten Tie iih bnmit beeniiet, bas
b~eitebenbe Shulpelen gu nnterItiiben.
Damn fpdre Der Srieoen ni6t geitort
iporoen, abcr lie pplten bas S6ulr
tpeien beberri6en unb beritaatliden
nnb basielbe bem Ginflub Der gltern
unb Der Stride ent5ieben, baber
Der Streit, Der 10 LANCE boiiern ipirb.
ais Die nngere6te Serridaft Des
Staates iiber Die S6ule anbdlt.
@em eeboren Die 8inber? 8em
sebort Die gr5iebung Ser &inber?
Si6erli9 ben @ltern, niGt DEM
Staate. @ie Die g~rnGbrung unD
&leibnne Der &inber, 10 lit auG bie
Gr5iebung berielben cine Sa6e Der
@ltern urb nift bes Staates. Sic
8esieruns bot lid in oieielbe nift
ein5umii9en, aussenommen in einem
NotbfaIe, mo Die gr5iebuns ober gr>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

fiihrung mir i6nen Mot Ieiften
Ser5ens Die Iittel in Die Sano
seben ioaten.
Die bor9ei6Iasene @eiesgebuns lit
aber. ipenn lie Grfols bat, elm 10 c il
terer S6ritt nuf benz @eee,
Der lte iHlieblib 5u eerabe biefem
3iele fiibren fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

Sdns6en: .Onfcl. 9u biit ipobl
iebr fromm?"
Snfel: .8ieIo?"
Sdnsden: Ser Tapa ia9te. Su
ndbmit Su piel seiitise @etrdnte
3u Sir!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

~ chen sic, brunten, in Der
- @obenIenflne lieet elm 9rOs
~ berer Streifen 9riiner
~ 8dume unb StrGli6er.
Sas lit Ihpn bas Sort, gu
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24

There is more catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease and prescribed local remedies and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh TO be constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken internally
in doses from ten drops to teaspoonful,
1t acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24
G. A. r. installations.

/ The Joint installation exercises OF u. s.
Grant post, the Woman's Relief corps and
| Col. j. b. Mead camp, Sons OF Veterans
took place Saturday evening In &. A. X
hall, and were conducted exceptionally
we'll.
There was large attendance of Grand
Army members and their friends with
visiting comrades from other towns,
among whom were c. L. Bliss and G. +.
Carley OF East Calais, ID. j. Persons OF
Calais, NJ. W. Jones and A. Nj. Pritchard
of Hardwick, Martin Kidder OF Bethel,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Holt Of East Montpe-
/ lier and A. Nj. Chandler of North Montpe-
| lier.
Charles Fiske OF Cliftondale, Mass, a
veteran OF the Civil war in which he
served with the First Vermont cavalry,
| invested with Office those, previously
named, who were chosen by the post Nov.
30 to serve the coming year, and also in
stalled l.. J. Blakely, who had since been
appointed sergeant major.
Mrs. j. p. Cleveland did excellent work
I, installing for the corps, whose appointlve
officers are Mrs. eugene Holman, secre'
tary; Mrs. w. E. Slack, assistant con-
ductor; Mrs. Fabien Dupuis, assistant
guard; Mrs. n. c. Greene, Mrs. Nj. b
Rumrill, Mrs. o. S. Chamberlain and Mrs
Lizzie Smith, color bearers.
organization of the Sons of Veterans, ID
II. HOLSTER OF Plainfield, offieiated at the
installation of Col. j. b. Mead camp and
with the elective, confirmed in their posi-
tions these appointfve officers;- Chaplain
b. A. Allen; color sergeant, Fred Bryant
corporal OF the guard, B. g. Goodwin
sergeant of the guard, R. II. Slack; CAM
guard, Fred Gordon; picket guard, vii
CIough; principal musician, Charles HID
bard.
, During the exercises a quartet, composed
of DIR. W. M. Kelly, DR.. A. Z. Bailey, l.. a
BRIGHAM and John Lamson, sang in blend
ed harmony of voice and with sympathetl'
expression those old favorites, "sten
Sonp.n "Massa's in the Cold, Coli
Ground" 'Soldier's Farewell" and TENT
, ing on the Old Campground." Miss WIN
nifred Mann gave reading, entitieu y !,
lighthouse Keepers Daughter" and il
response to an encore delivered the cleve
little piece, sAnd So Say l." No H.tl
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24
The First 6obslea.

Slipping over snowy roads, sliding
around the corners, elaeking cherrly
along, come the bobsleds, each attended
by throng of capped and mittened imps,
all "ketchin' on behind.h Handy means
OF winter travel, they. are adapted to any
load from pile Of logs bound for the
millyard TO a strawride OF giggling. horn
footing youngsters, making night reson-
ant with their meFriment aud drowning
The SHORES Of peaceful countryside m
their noise. Freed from one burden, back
fly the sleds for another cargo, dragging
usually a length OF chain that squirms
over the track IKE an iron snake, and TO
and fro they ply, shuttles of industry,
through the short frosty days.
Indispensable bobsl Familiarity has
rendered US indifferent to their usefulness,
and We seldom pause 10 reflect that II is
barely 80 years ago that they came into
existence. A Randolph man, we are told,
was their originator, and IN his case was
necessity again the mother OF invention.
No tall shaft, puncturing the clouds, has
been reared TO he memory OF this bene-
factor OF the human race, and even his
name is forgotten.
II was before the days OF the railroad,
when six and eight-horse teams carried
to Boston the stifiened forms Of dressed
porkers, tlrkins of butter, big cheeses and
the other farm products to be exchanged
for molasses, salt fish, tea, coffee, spices,
cotton, calico and the rest Of the necessary
merchandise that made up the freight
coming back.
Among the older citizens are many who
were boys then and remember the splendid
teams OF sturdy roadslers that were sent to
the city by Samuel Mann, ST., Earl G. Du-
Bots; Peter Bates, who kept the tavern in
the old Mansion house, and his sons,
Sherman and Joe. On their return from
market, the teams were greeted and es-
corted to the village like triumphal char
lots by squad OF capering urchins whose
fiattering attentions were in part due to
the suspicion that package OF figs or
something equally palatable might be
tucked away among the bales and boxes.
At that time, reins were by no means alb
solutely essential to driving and were only
attached TO the bits Of the heavy wheel
horses. The leaders tossed free heads at
the crack OF the drivers long whip and
swung around OF their own accord with
the grace and precision OF a procession OF
Masons. The driver strobe by the side OF
his team, directing its progress by voice
and whip. or, footsore and weary from the
| long Journey, rode for ways on a board
pulled out from the side of the load.
One pair Of runners, 10 or II feet in
length, supported the stacked-up cargo
and from their unwieldiness made the
successful turning OF a corner feat Of
skill. On one trip home, tesmster found
himself with a broken runner far from
hamlet or blacksmith and compelled, I'M
aided, to extrcate himself from a serious
situation. 1t occurred to him, in fash
of inspiration, that the broken runner
might work il the other were broken like
it, so he proceeded to divide the sounc
one and, after adjusting his load to thu
new conditions, wound with amazing east
around the sharpest turns and finally
drove into town with the first bobsled.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24

pleasure was afforded by the reeitations o.
The ehildren-"Seeing Things at Night
by Master Paul Russlow; New Years
Greeting,n Master Lawrence Leonard
"how DO Yon DO s'' Master Gerald Roppe,
and "Grandpa's Grave" little Miss Celia
Clifford.
Mr., fiske, who went back TO Clifton
dale Monday, was entertained by his un-
Gle, ;, \, FisKe, aud found time during
nearly weeks stay in this vicinity 10 Wis.,
II his native town OF Northiield, from
which he enlisted for the war,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24
Mrs. L. p. HASTINGS,
MRS. A. b. TEwRsBURY, Q
Mrs. 5. s. CLARK,
Judge Rowell Congratulated.


The Messenger congratulates Chief
Judge John w. Rowell who today (Jan. l0)
completes twenty-five years OF service ON
the supreme bench. A quarter OF GEN.
tury OF such faithful public labor as his,
with skirts and hands clean and with
ever increasing respect and esteem OF
fellow citizens, is monument OF itself to
fine type Of Vermont citizenship and 10
the practical realization Of the ever lofty
ideals OF the Vermont bench.-[St.i Adams
Messenger.
twenty-five years ago today Jan. TO-
Roswell Farnham, then governor, appoint
ed to the supreme court bench John w
Rowell OF Randolph, one OF the first
was to fill vacancy caused by the death
OF john Pierpoint, chief judge, and that /:
the position now held and honored by
John W. Rowell, as great lawyer
and as good judge as the man
whose place on the bench he first
\ filled-and to say that is to say all. And
so, year by year, for quarter OF a century
Judge Rowell has continued to do thu
state faithful and valuable service. A yea
or so after his appointment he SAID t
friend, 81 have no higher ambition
than to be known as, and to be in fact, ,
good judge
As long as Vermont endures he will bI
so known, and that he may have many
more years to be valued and beloved Is tn
wish OF all who know John W. Rowell
whose "silver anniversary" occurs today
| II Woodstock Standard.
| few days sgo Judge John w. Rowel
OF Randolph completed twenty-five year
/ OF service on the bench of the state su
preme court. He said soon after hi
\ appointment to the position to fill I
vacancy, 81 have no higher ambition thai
TO be known as, and to be in fact, goo'
| judge The aspiration was realized iron
| the beginning of his service in the eyes o
the public and respect and honor for hin
have grown in the time of his service
| Il Hardwick Gazette.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24

The Randolph Telephone exchange held
It's annual meeting Friday evening and re-
elected the old board OF officers as follows:
President, DR., q. w, Scott; secretary and
treasurer, II, w. Molntyre; executive
committee, III. L. Sanford; auditor, @. j.
Mareoit. The business OF the exchange
Was found 10 be IN tiourishing condition
aud all its affairs ia satisfactory shape, 1t
has now l2i phones connected with the
switchboard, and the calls are becoming
SO numerous as TO be almost more than
one operator can answer IN a day. In
spite OF the increasing demands made
upon them, very excellent service eontin-
nes to be given the public by Mrs. e. 5.
Booth and her assistants, Misses Alice
Buck and Lettie Bailey, the single switch.
board allowing only one OF the three to
operate at a time, Phones have lately
been placed in the homes Of A. III. Powers,
Wesley Hodgklns and W. +. Bio d, while
the farm OF z. L. Holman and the home OF
Charles White have been connected with
the Orange County line.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-24
Resolutions on the Death OF AbhIe S.
PhiIbrick,

Whereas, our Heavenly Father in his
infinite wisdom hath called from US our
eo-worker and beloved sister, Abbe ).
philhriek,
Resolved, That we pay our richest
tribute TO the memory of her who labored
so long and faithfully among us, ever dis.
charging with efficiency and promptness
the duties OF the positions which she filled
during her many years OF membership
with the ladies' Aid OF the Christian
church.
Resolved, That while we extend our
love and sympathy TO the relatives in their
bereavement, we feel that we, too, share
their loss In no small measure.
Resolved, That these resolutions he
placed upon the records OF our Guild, and
copy sent to the sisters Of the deceased,
also 10 the HERALD AND NEWS for publ
cation.
MRS Il. u, HASTINGS,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-07
JAILED FOR VIOLATING
U. s. REVENUE LAWS

WHEELING, Aug. 7.-Robert Kuhn,
OF Rock Forge, and "LIcky" Yates, OF
Preston county, were committed to
the county jail yesterday morning on
warrants issued in the United States
commissioners office at Morgantown.
Both men are charged with violating
the United States internal revenue
laws and will be tried at the next term
Of the United states district court.
Deputy United States Marshal Ed.
Hupp brought the prisoners here.
Kuhn has Just finished a three months
sentence foE a similar ohense,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-07
DR.. Bennett
HAS ARRIVED
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL PREsI'
DENT HAS COME TO TAKE
CHARGE OF HIS WORK.

DR.. c. ]. c. Bennett, the newly elect
ed President Of the local Normal
School reached the city from Mt Lake
Park last night,
After finishing his work with the
Louisiana State University he went
by boat to Asbury Park, New Jersey,
where he and his mother spent a few
days for rest and recuperation. They
then came to Mt, Lake Park and yes
terday evening DR.. Bennett reached
this city. He has spent the day "look.
ing things over" about the Normal
school and in consultation with 4Ma-
1orn Gantz, Prof, Fleming and others,
Dr. Bennett Is preparing To- visit
several institutes In the Interest q
the Ncrmal School and from now on