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Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
NONRESIDENT Notice.
Pleas Thornton
n ,ss Us. mo al2S.

Pleas Thornton
VS.. SNo 3128
Rosa Thornton
The State of Mississippi.
To Rosa Thornton. No. S72 Florida Avenue
Memphis. Shelby county. Tennessee:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County of DeSoto. in
said State On the 4th Monday of March. 1907.
to defend the suit in said Court of Pleas
ceeding W for div divorce. orc so Feb. q, iso7. " . w
N. E. WILROY. Clerk
By r. @. Clifton, ID. G.
Farley s. Lauderdale, Soils. for Compl't.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15

Mr.. Joe Lauderdaie, who has been
confined to his room for several
montes, died at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. j. s. Johnston, here
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1907-03-15
Registration Notice.

In compliance with Section 4126 Of
the Mississippi Code of 1906, I will
visit the voting places in DeSoto
county, Miss, for the purpose of reg
istering voters, as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
JOHNSON

Moderator. c. n. Stearns. Clerk and
treasurer, W. Z. Tracy: selectmen. f. II.
Sherwn. W. f, Barrows, r. T. ODER;
overseer of the poor, O. H. Wilson; con-
stables. w. q. Jones' l.. f. Balch; listers,
T. A Waterman, d. b. Smalley. 5. j.
Davis; auditors, G, y. Harrington, G. \.
Riddle. G. +. HayfOrd; trustee Of public
money. w. II. Nye: town grand jurors,
&C.. y. Harrington. \. A. Waterman. town
agent. f. II. Shcrwin; road commissioner,
+. T.. Davis: school director, J. T.. Foster:
tree warden. r. \. Waterman; library
trustee, c. +. Jones; fence viewers, p,
:. Burlington. e. u. Davis y. &. Stearns;
pound keepers. George Emery, Sewell
Newton. Emerson Davis, surveyors of
wood and Inspector Of Lumber ard shinsl",
NJ. s. lIill. y. \. Waterman; tax voted,
l.1j ON the dollar of the grand list OF
1901 Voted 20 raise ; cents on the dollar
Of the grand list 0f 1901. in addition
present state highway tax, for permanent
road work. The license vote, no 126, yes
90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
TOWN ELECTIONS.
CONTINUED from Hrst paCe)

/" v. Nocdham A. r. Bush, w. G. Hack
constable. ID. W. Doane; oversecr of the
poor. Dan cain; listers. IT, Il. Hack, z.
{. Young, A. j. HouRh; collector of
taxes -. w. Doane; auditors, -. w..
Wells. W. \. jennings. J. Il. Williams
trustees. u. l.. Wells, G. l.. Abel. r. T..
Brown; road commissioners, John T..
conway: school directors. l.. y. Need
ham, q. l., Smith, Father Bouquctte
town agent. II. T.. Brown; town grand
jurors, r. r. Purcell. J. II. Thomas. 6.
Il. Cook; library trustees, Addic Ray
mand. tn" Rev. r. Swift resigned and
Mrs. S. l.. stevens was elected to take
his place as trustee: tax voted, % cents
on the dollar of tho grand list: voted
800 for the library; $4,000 for Memoir
ial day voted 5000 for permanent
rods Tho license vote stood, no 1879,
vos 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
Enosburgh Falls and st. Adams
Both after the Double
Prize.
Mr.. IRISH AHEAD TO-DAY
Mrs. Beach OF Charlotte Has stolen n
March on the Milton Candidate
Miss Earrnpd of E.scy. Fannie
SenrS of Pnrton and Nellie His
sOncue of iIinesburgh Gain.

We'll. election is over. that is one
election. The Jamestown Voting Con-
test is still at its height and furnish
ing all the excitement that the ordin-
AIRY person can stand. Town officials
hay" been chosen but not SO with the
five people who are going to take those
free trips to the worlds fair Perhaps
you lost an election bet Here is
good opportunity to get it back with
out any risk
81. Adams and EnoshurEh rails are
in a friendly sort of q way. rival
towns in Franklin county. This riv-
airy is finding expression i'm the vot-
ing contest. Enosburgh Falls has
given T.. J. Irish the lead of all other
candidates in this mornings standing
with over thirty-two thousand votes.
Miss Finn of st. Adams is only a ut
tie over two thousand behind. Mrs
Beach OF Charlotte has succeeded in
taking the lead of Group -Four from
Hiram -. Skecls of Milton Miss Far
rand of Essex has been heard from and
she takes fifth place in this group.
Fannie Sears and Nellie Bssonctte
have moved nearer the head.
The vote counter had Il weary time
of it yesterday but this is the way
he figures it out:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

Ford, j. j. Elliott: treasurer. Plyna
Parker; overseer OF the poor, Plyua
Parker; constable, w. r Dana listers,
+. G. Lamb, NJ Il. GoodspeeJ. A. G.
Murray; auditors. j. l.. Spalding, T.. NJ.
Turner, o. NJ. Jones; trustee of public
money, J. l.. Spading; town grand Juror,
%. VI. jones' road commissioner, G.. T.
Brown: school director, W T.. Moorel
agert to prosecute claims. J. l.. Spalding
agent 10 deed real estate, o. VI. Jones'
library trustees, V. r. Miner. NJ. II
BucMin. p. B. Daniels. H. NJ. Thompson
grand jurors, NJ K. Goodspecd +. g
Lamb W. T.. Dana; petit Jurors. G.
Stearns L. c. Wakefield, Edward Elliott
William Trask. william Ford; V.
Miner Charles Parker, A. A. Lamb
fence viewers, J. ~. Lovett, y. y. Robin
son. ". r. Moore; pound keeper e. A
Divoll; surveyor Of wood and lumber, @
II. Campbell; license vote, 70 81, yes 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
WORCESTER.

Moderator. H. l.. Abbott; c'erk. Mrs.
Jessi" M Putnam. treasurer. g. G.
TcwkSburN; seloCtmen, +. W. puGau,
-. q. *. Hunt, f. +. T"wksbury; over
seer Of poor, &. II Batchclder con-
stable, A. l.. Johnson; listers, c. e.
Tewksbury, Aran Brown. G. W. Tay-
lor; road commissioner. O. +. Utton,
school director, Martin Herbert; auditors,
NJ. S Herbert. +. Alexander. G. ". Tay-
Tor; trustee Of public money, +. +.
Tcwkshury; grand jurors, Thomas Sy
monds. e. T. Kellogg. road commissioner.
.. r. Utton; school director. NJ. s. Her
bert; town agent. II. l.. Abbott, sexton,
+ Z. King. License vote, no -. yes 40,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

ONE MAN BLOWN TO ATOMS.
-Four Persons severely Iniurcd-Cou-
tractors Plant Observation-Disclosures
House Torn to picccS-tO0
Houses Lost TEcir Windows
--Badly frightened.


New YORK M"L'h '.-.N r'u'I"-up 81
tunnel employees anu canvass of the
nciehhorhood to.do,. revealed ,ho ne
,,,.,i ,.,,,,a,,, .,.,o,,,,,. ,,.,o,, , co,,. ,,,,
,,,,,,. af." ,,., ,.,t,,,t.,h. so,.e..a, h,,,,
dred pounds OF dynamite eNploC"d at
oortb fn, ,,,;Io, o,.o..,,,I
ono nan ie r,tssfrc or,1 }s believed
to ho,.o hoo,, i,rn;,r IN b4nr,s ro,r nor
sons uorc so,.o,o,, II, hn,ei ma tv.ico
az p,an,. .iiyhtl,. Inn. r.. rlart Of th.
p,nns,.i,.,,,i' rt,l,o,d rnntraotors 1,as
v.rorl,,d. one house ,yas torn to niecas.
400 I,I,.s ,os, that. ,,.i.dnv.. ANA n
I,,lc ,,o.,a,, ro,,,..s and c..,.,,na,,d,s siIi,
.co,.to,.. ,,.,r. ,ti,eryvis. dnnar.d
,tiyst,,r-- Gao,ra Jobnson vatchmon
c,,i,.,si.. t,s,,os A,,torio ,1o,,d,l,
.v,tcr,,nn. victoria Nabcrti Iohn Ma
hor,i Inhn ltoh.rtl Joscnh uahcrti
Mice. nov, on. and hr,isad rbov
.,,, ,...,,,,,,, g., O., i...s,;,,l ,,.b.ro II y.os
.ati all ro,,ld rocoyer
.,,,.. i..r,,,,i.a ,.oe ,t. nrn,cr,v oe
p,.,.n,,. 9. s,rs tho ,nn+rartors v.r, arc
t,,,;I,ii,r mot ea.tton NJ tbo pc,os,.I-
,.ani, raiIroad,s North river tunuool con-
,,,.,i.,,r ,bo %oo. Jorso, sid, with &av
York c,,v II WAS stored in a frame
buildiru. twenty nv forty feet situated
,h,,, 5,o fe... fron, tho nrnuosod end
of tho tunnel ,,.bero a .,anr Of 100 mon
was vorl,Inc underground
NONE INJU RED tNDERGROtNp.
None OF '''e'' was injured pul several era
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

special representative OF the Free Pross
at two sessions of the state legislature
and is widely known throughout tho
State as an orator of no mean powers
In 1898 he was appointed by GOV. T.. g.
Smith member of special commits
sion to Investigate the subject IF
double taxation and the commission
submitted a report on the subject
which attracted attention throughout
Vermont and New England. He was
the republican candidate last year. be-
ing defeated by Mayor Burke by lil
votes. He married, in 1898, Miss Flor
ence Mooney and they have one dauEh-
ter. Mr. Bigelow resides at 40 LOOMS
street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
THE NEW MAYOR.
sketch Of W. ). Bipclow the SUCCESSFUL
Candidate In Yesterdays Election.

Walter j. Bigclow. Burlington'S new
mayor. was born in stowe. in 1865. AS
a boy he worked upon his fathers farm
and later entered Montpelier Seminary,
from which he graduated i'm 1889. AZ
ter teaching school for two years, n"
entered the University of Vermont and
AT the end OF three years study there,
accepted the position Of night editor
on the Free Press i'm 1894, a position
which he now holds. lie has been the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
FAYSTON.

Moderator. \. y. Bragg; town clerk
$ j. Dana; selectmen, Z. J. Long;
G. G. Graudteld. s II. Stror.
treasurer, 5. j. Dana; overseer Of poor.
II. G. Backus constable. Dan McIANsh-
lin; listers. =. d. Bragg. j II. Me
Laughln, Charles Palmer; auditors, j.
II. Mclaughlin. Charles Palmer. G. A..
Bingham; town grand juror. +. \.
Bragg: road commissioner. G. j. Nelson
school director. Charles Palmer; town
tax, s. cents; school tax, 80 cents; high
way tax, 80 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
sTARKSBORO.

Moderator, h. c. Fuller; clerk ard
treasurer, l.. q. Ferguson; selrctmen,
OrvIs llallock, j. W, Dixie Dan iiallock;
overscer of the poor George OBryan;
constable t. : Ferguson; listers b. 9.
Fuller, E,ner stokes, ldnel'y BirdSall
auditors, r. NJ. Casey, 9. +. 'linord, W.
n Baldwin; trustee of public money W.
\. liill; town grand Juror w. y. I'M
road commissioners, \. a Smith, David
Dixie; agent To prosecute ana defend suits,
W, \. I'm; tax, $l3o The license vote
stood, yes g. no ~.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
RIPTON.

Solcctmen. {. =. BoyntoE, Jason Bill
mgs, William Gee; listers. J. t.. Hodges
Dan Dragon, John Stoddard; poormas-
ter. William Calvin; grand jurors, H. l.
Spoor John Stoddard, Homer Noble; con
stable and collector. H. t.. Day; school
directors. John Goodroe, l.. A. Sparks, d
G. Bent: town clerk, Timothy Billings
road commiss oner. Perry Campbell. The
town voted no license also voted taN
of s1.s2 on the dollar of the grand list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
HANCOCK.

Moderator. r. A. Durham; clerk and
treasurer, A. u. Mears: sclcCtmeu
George u. Farr. w. W. Jones, W. y
Burke; listers, j. H. Eaton, George A
Taylor. II. -. Clahn; constable ana
collector. G. Il. Church; school dir"r-
tors, g. Il. Church, g. 4. Shampaney,
Charles j. Fiske road commissioncr
II. r. Perry; auditors. Z. NJ Robbins
c. j. StoCkwcll. David Blair The
town went for license
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
DEATH OF JAMES O'CONVILI.

News was telephoned to this onics
of the death of James O'Convill, pro-
prietor of the Metropolitan House or
st. Paul street, at 2:15 o'clock THIS
morning of pneumonia
Funeral arrangements Will he an
nounCCd later
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
GAYSVILLE.

Moderator. 4. f. Baker: clerk and
treasurer. j. 4. Chedel; selectmcn. j. ID.
Wilcox. II. C. Alien, George /" Walker;
listers. y. f.. Baker A. II. Harrington,
] F.. Ifagar; auditors, Joel Blackmer.
NJ l.. Wyman, Jr., G. T.. Fish; road
commissioner, John r. Sawyer: school
directors. W. G. Boutwell,, G. r. Mills,
A. A. Newell; tax. S1.30. License vote.
no A.. yes %. The town debt is $3.50.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
MORETOWN.

Moderator, y. p. Deavitt; clerk,
James Haylctt; treasurer F. II. Bulk
ley; selectmen, u. o. Bruce. John
Lynch. r. Il. sleeper; constable. George
W. Buckley: listers, II. Hasolton. rat
rick Kcrins. auditors, John Bisbce, :.
Atkins, Frank hathaway; overscer Of
the poor. Myron Chase.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
BATTLESHIP VERMONT
PUT IN COMMISSION

At two o'clock Monday afternoon, Tho
powerful l60M ton bdttlesh.p Vermont
was put into commission at the Charles
town navy yards. The Vermont g tht
largest hattIoship ever put in service az
this yard. being l.o52 tons greater d.
placement than the New Jersey, Georgia
and hlde Island class.
Only 20S members Of the crew of 500 have
so far been assigned and those were as
sembed on the deck OF the receiving shir
Wabash near by. then marched in body
around the water front TO the great new
hattloshir.
on board the Vermont the men Voc
assembled on the quarter deck In the
presence of officers. capt. William \.
Marshall, executive officer. acting on be-
half Of Rear Admiral Albert $. Snow,
commodore of the yard and station.
The battleship was delivered into tho
hands of her first executive officer. Lieut.
tenant Commodore Levi Calvin Berto-
lette who will be the NermOuts acting
comma nder until the arrival Of Capt.
William Parker Potter, who has been az
the bureau of navigation at Washington,
as assistant to the chief since March %
1915.
The Vermont is not yet completed and
| is likely to remain at Charlestown fo
two months,
1t is expected that the beautiful ana
costly silver service designed especially
for the hattlrShip will be presented 5000
by the State of Vermont. Resides tht
governor and slaf and many prominent
citizens who viii he present at this tim"
| II is quite sure that Admiral George
Dewey, the highes, ranking officer in the
United States, and "A native of Vermont,
will attend the ceremonies
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
COUNTY COURT OPENS
About 90 Cases Likely to Be Tr:~1
This Session.
special GRIND Jury called for Next
Monday Afternoon 10 Consider the
Death OF john Farley In Es-
sex Junction,

------
Tn" March term of Chittcndcn county
court convened yesterday morning at
ten O'Clock Judge a. A. Hall of ST. Al
bans presiding sitting with Judge
nan arc Assistant Judges John H. Lyon
of Colchester and william NJ Barber of
Nilltston. Prayer was offered bv the
Rev. pr ]. H. George and proclamation
Tor the opening of court was made by
SheriT j. II. Alien.
The docket was next called OF tho
- jury cases. somewhat over one-half
were noted for trial Tho jury cases
were disposed Of as follows:
George ~. Jarvis VS. Thc Singer Mfg.
CO.. apt. Trial at heel OF docket
Tho old Bee hive VS.. Bauamn g. Sper-
ling, apis. Continued
Lucy Ann Martin vs.. Antoine Godcttc
ana Maxim Godntto. Continued
Dennis Kennedy. apt. vs. Mary Ken
ncdy's estate. No trial.
Joseph Liasse. apt. vs.. Antoine Ra-
shaw Continued.
Albert w Bellta ana wife VS.. Mar
tin w. Allen. Continued
Mary Lozo. adinx.. VS. American
Wooden co. Trial
sNI'ItG1 ~ NbfSC Hummer TO. vs..
Charles IT, Spauldlne. Settled ana dis
continued
john c. Alror vs.. Fred Thomson.
Continued.
John : wilkins adm. ve " "
Brock ana l.. X. RoscIlo. Made spocial
assignment for next Monday.
IT. IT. walker. Of al VS. H. A Raile,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

Springs ...............
Maude Il. Follansbee, st. Johns

Springs ..................... $500
Maude t. Follansbee, st. Johns
bury ...,...... ............... $500
Mrs. j. f. WlcoN, Jcffcrsonville 5,732
John X. stewart I1ardwick 5.dsa
Fannie G. Lewis, Fairfax 5,542
Walter NJ Coous, Richford .... 4.58s
Madge II. Brown Belvdcro ctr. 3.s73
Fred A. HIS. MiddIescx ......, 3.I2G
Hattie g. Hopkins. Cambridge. 2.s77
Grace Gof. Richford ........ 1850
Eli G. Fits. Randolph Ctr.... 2.55,
VIM. G. Fletcher, Jr., Brandon. 1850
Geo. l.. Dubuque Grand Isle. 2.309
Kate +. Johnston, Mortified I,O64
Mrs. j. NJ. Mott, Alburgh..... 1850
T.. A. Carey. Barre. ............ sol
Arthur r. Adams, Randolph Ctr. 77s
Bernicc Stinson, Roxbury 772
Mary T.. poheny Northfeld. 700
Helen Ryder. Bellows Fal's.. 600
G. *. Burt, Bclvidere Ctr.... so
George Howley, Rutland. ,. ISL
clayton A. DANA WaitsheId -. ISL
John r. wilson Worccster... 6D3
Edward Chandler. Brandon.... 522
H. l.. Maxdold. Cambridge. 5t3
Amorv D. Seaver. Barton., 5i1
Bertha Manney, Randolph. .... 500
Herbert +. Harris Brattleboro.. 500
w S Smith Rutland. ....... 500
Mrs. c. f. Granger, Randolph. 900
H. W. Brooks Warren. 500
Thad. f. Leach, Fletcher.. 500
r. NJ. Wright Enosburgh Falls 500
George {. Flint. Dralntree.. 500
c. G. Shaneraw, Montgomery. 800
Colleen Dickinson, Benscn.... 800
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF unclaimed letters in the Rurling-
ton postoffice for the week ending March
g. 1870.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

Carrie Nation has sent communipa,
tiou To the Connecticut LEGISLATURE ask
inG for the privilege of addressing that
body March G or :. Hey communication
WAS referred to the committee on woman
suffrage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
CITY NEWS.

he has liabilities of 81 95I5o of which
} $3.50 is unsecured claims and sS32 Is
occurred claims. lie has no assets.
l'nothF d. DlNou OF 81 J"i'"sou'E'
F'norer' hied pc''t.o. III "'L.'Nr .pa'h
eS'eruaE' ne mas '''",'''''S W F'o'''
''u assets oi 49, W WHICH 80 - c''''''ou
Hempt
Lew ''"'N o. N'rl"'SN' ana 'u',"S
Trou'N' so'u'er' were urea M"''u"H
'l'e Jan ior 'l'oAI'a' ol' before 'uS'oe
L." graves pN rra'u juror hen'H
""'.'- oou' were N''''uce" i"
|dHN confinement III '"e '''l'''""'"
|o"n'F jail
Mrs. Joscphinc Rcncourt. wife Of
Lctavc Rcuco,rt of Wright street. died
Friday Of tuberculosis. she was 81 years
L age. The funeral was held saturday
t'"f"o'n I''iH - Nu'"'.'N N'"i N''
II" "'''' "''"t ~ ''' '''"''
Fry
Edward Mcneil Giod at his home. 60
(afountaiu street. TUESDAY at l. $50
|'c1ock Mr.. Mcneil was So years of
&c and had been a resident Of Bur
lngton for so years He leaves wife
Ind ono adopted daughter. Mrs. Joseph
famrhcn
by IN" VIII OF inc la'o MIS- Mary p"-
|ci,os b,uuo.,s u.,,opntiu,- T., q 9oo onc
loou,st Of S2Oo is 70 he usad as the try-
|,triv's dauobtcr Miss Catherine Doian .
has, d.ro,.t and th, ren,afnin., q doo ,,n,s
n, tho church outright
| me w. RcN. D. :. MI'Na"d' VINO mas
cen IN bennington t"r S'N'ral "aNs WIN
ne Rev y j. H'rfon III -. fran''S &c
aI'S huf'h' mas Soh' |" At'"''lc Nill'
j" Wh'r' no hopes ~ moment nus
ea''h' re was ,'ni'h'u'd ny "'.'''
aaron hSnop M''n"ud mas SP'n! '''
! Hon bosrital because Of N hca,,h
'"'I M'''''' "'''S %',r on " ''''
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Clcrk of tho United States Courts
george H. Johnson WAS III ms olll'c N"s-
ardaN and Tuesday. Mr.. Johnson, who
-. .t.ln ia., o.o,l 70 ,ttord ca bts nfti-
,i du,;os .t th, session or tho federal
n,,s boro aud nj. friends in on narts
,tc c,,tc r..il IN. ,,i...,, a., Io,r, ,bat
o.l,, ann, ,,r.,.,,b aro ,,ai,,c-. restored ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
WARREN.

Moderator. Plyna Parker. clerk, o. NJ.
Jones; selectmcu. II. &. stevens, IA. l.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
Hoods

Sarsaparilld is unquestiona.
bly, the greatest blood and
liver medicine known. Il
positively and permanently
cures every humor, from
Pimples to Scrofula. It. is
the Best
Blood Medicine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07

Agnes Burns, Mrs, Fred Rcduseau,
Mrs. jaime Burtt Mrs. Sarah BurleiGh,
Daisy Brownel, Mrs. Fannie Chcquette,
Mrs. NJ. Cohen Miss A. NJ. Davies, Mrs,
Mary Degree, Bertha Field. Margaret
Iilldreth. Mary Kimber, Miss Lila +,
Krogman. Mrs. George Iaundrcss. Miss
Gussie Lowell, Mrs. Alma I.ebrun, Miss
Del Myers, Helen McGinnis, Miss Min
ME Kugle. Miss NJ. Magnier. Mrs. e. O.
Navajo Florence Porter, Anna Poitevin,
Anna Redman Mary Revctte, Leila S,
Smith co., Kate sullivan, Mrs, Helen r,
STAY, Jr., Mrs. william 7. Thayre.
MEMS LIST.
s w. Armstrong, \. II. Allen the Rev,
William Is. Allen, II. Gallen. chester :,
Bosworth. G. W. Bentley. Charles A,
Burkhardt, George 'runei, l.. n, cot
tom Charles Cummings. NJ. ". dunbar
:. $ Dennis. james Daniels, q. j. Field,
IT. l.. Gdrrlpe John H. llclNar. George
NJ Hood ~. Frank harrington. Ezra
Hartford. $. r.. johnson, Harvey Eirdt,
John l.atulippe go, A. u. Murgeuu, Jlaut
Musr, care of George Putnam Leon
Masso. Niusmg 40 l4G q. II, Wells
Dwight Powers, Franl; Russell Napoleon
Lizard. ", p. Smith. Johnny SHAY, a
L. stump. Han Thestrup. Jack VIM.
WINOO ~ LIST.
Celira Gaenon, Gilhcr. Melen, Anslo
Potvin. ELM Provost.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-09
SIXTEEN. HOUR BILL UP
TALKED OVER I'm SENATE
LaFoIIerre says That His Measure APP
plies to All Common Carriers Doing
an interstate Commerce Business
Is Continued.


Washington, Jan. S-The senate to-
day briefly considered the LaFollette
bill, which seeks TO limit the hours of
continuous labor by railroad men to
sixteen hours. Under previous
agreement vote is to be taken upon
it Thursday score of amendments
are already pending. A number were
offered today, all seeking to permit
longer hours of work where it was
made necessary by the completion
of rules" by the train crews.
Mr. Warren submitted long num-
Der of protests from engineers and
conductors in Wyoming. They de-
clared that the enactment of such leg
islation will prove great hardship
to railroad men generally as it would
necessitate their change of residence.
Mr.. Bacon inquired of Mr.. Lafol-
lette whether the measure merely in
Guided interstate lines or contemplate
ed supervision over all trains doing an
interstate traffic.
The Wisconsin senator advised him
that the measure Neferred to any COM
mon carried engaged in interstate
commerce.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-09
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LOST-A long black plume, between
Cutters grocery and GA South 9th
street. Return TO either place. SGT
evening between i02
Main and Cor of LIST and Kinsey St,
small keys on ring. Finder return
to Quigley's drug store. 7-3t.
LOST-Girls heart shaped silver
watch on Main street between 18th
and 18th, or on n. 14th between
Main and G streets. Reward ii re-
turned to Il. X. Shera, 1917 North
G street. SGT.
LOST-White Pekin Duck. strayed
away from fiat % S. Sth St, Monday
morning. Reward. Tel 253. SIT.
LOST Between Twentieth street
and the high school, a back comb.
Leave at Ia North Twentieth
street.
LOST An l.. r. Waterman foun-
tain pen. Half stub. Reward IL left
at No. s North Seventh street. 9-3t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-09

WANTED-To buy horse and wag-
on for delivery purposes. Draper &
Son, Clio Main street. SGT.
WANTED-Messenge boys at West
ern Union Telegraph Co. S-5t.
WANTED-Work as porter or JAM
tor Address 403 S. 18th. SIT.
WANTED First-class girl. Ad-
dress b, Palladium Office. 9-tf
wANTED-20O wood choppers for
chopping #. hard wood at S1.15
per cord. Steady work during the
year Board $3.50 per week. Good
men make $3.50 per day Take
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
to Simons or Westwood. Michigan.
Antrim Iron Co, Mancelona, Mich.
lift.
wANTED-Cabinet maker at the
Rowlett Desk Mfg. Co.. North 10th
street. l3-tf
WANTED - girl for dish washing,
at the Phillips, IA and 10 North
Sixth. get
WANTED - Man TO work horse.
Some one living close to Third
street. The B. X & b. Floweral
Co. Phone, SIS. Su
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-09
FOR SALE
Richmond property . specially
Portcrfield. Kelly Block Phone 32S

FOR SALE-A complete butcher out
fit Call 1882 Main street. S-3t
FOR SALE-White Wyandotte cock
erels f.. w. Carman, r. r. No. 5.
Half milo north Smyrna school
house. 30-l4t
FOR SALE-A great bargain in a
farm if sold soon. The cheapest
farm in Wayne county, 80 acres,
four miles from city, new room
house, good barn. See j. b. Beck
with, No. 716 Main, Richmond, Ind
3-7t
FOR SALE-The counter and large
wall show cases from Hirst's jewel.
ry store, for sale at G. q. Hunts
storage room, over grocery. 6O3
Main street 23-tf
Everybody buys property from
Woodhursl 913s Main St Telephone
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