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and Mrs. Albert DinsH OF Cassayuna,
N. ", are guests of a. i, Cloush.--Mrs,
Genia q. Pnhr1dge Of Rochester, N. Y.
was with hor mother, Mrs. James
Degree over Sundny,-.rho Rev O. W.
Russell and family are cntupins at Lake
Troquols.--Miss Florence Allen Of Bur
llngton was with her parents over sun
day.-Dr. Frank FGnney, who was In
town last week, the guess of his parents.
has returned to his home 10 Burke y Y.
Miss Wiedenbacker Of Wllistou is visit
Ing her cousin, Grace Barker The band
gave an enjoyable open air con
cert under the direction OF
gree, Mr.. and Mrs Ircrvev Morgan nj,
burlington and Mrs. Genia Partridge
made an automobile trip to Hinesburgh
Friday.
q. n. Barber passed Sunday IN Ran
dclph.-Clare Daily Of Boston Is passirs 5,
some time in town. Mr.. ana Mrs F-of
Ross of Burlington arc with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kenyon. Mis-
| Annabelo and Ruth Wudonbackor a.
Wtlliston arc guests at J. s Bankers
Mrs Henry VarCor Is suffering from i~.
Juries she received from tho falling MI
the seats circus dav.-N1r and Mrs. Ta,
| Kenyon and daughter attended the Nh
tison-Converse wedding I'm Chariot,
| Wednesday evening.
Miss Dorothy Bushncu leaves To-
| 7honsonville, Conn. Satrlrdav.-Nrs. 4
| X. Moore Of Proctor Is visiting her son
| Charles Mooro.-Tohn HART returnot
| from Seattle. wash. last week with hts
son George, who is paralyzed in his lower
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Julia (McGee) Emery left for her
home in Beatrice, Neb Thursday after A
months visit with her mother.--Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard MARROW of Boston are pass
Ing few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Marlow.---Mr. and Mrs. John
Burke, who visited Felix Burke the past
two weeks, returned to their home In
Worcester. Mass, Saturday.--W b,
Stroud has returned to his work at Barre.
Daniel Wall expects to move his family
and household effects to Boston this week.
-Thursday being the Feast of the As
sumption. mass will be said al St.
Thomas's Church at nine O'Clock John
Wall is at home from Boston to visit
his parents.-Services will be held at the
Union Church Sunday at 30 a. m. Choir
music and solos Will he rendered on a
talking machine. The subject Of the ser
mon will be After Death What Then"
Tho pastor, the Rev c. Tomin gives a
special invitation to all to come.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WINOOsKI.

Alfred Beloin died early Sunday
morning at his home on West Canal
street after a long illness with con-
sumption He was about 80 years of
! age and Is survived by his wife and
| five children. Mrs. Beoin was the
woman who attempted suicide about
two months ago by cutting her throat.
! \ quiet midsummer wedding was solem
| nized at St. Francis Xavier Church Mon
day morning when Miss Oxzalie, daush-
| ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Savard became
| fine brid" of William w Brisson OF Chase
street The ceremony was performed at
seven O'Clock by the Rev. J. f. Audct IN
| the presence OF n number of invited
| friends and relatives Breakfast was
| served at the home OF the brides parents
| on Elm street and reception was ten
dered them in the evening at the home
| Of the grooms parents on Chase street.
| Mr.. and Mrs Brisson will make their
! home on Chase street.
The marriage Of Miss Clara. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rrouillard of West
| Allen street and OdlOn LeClair was
| socmnizod at 81. Francis Navier Church
! Tuesday morning In the presence Of a
| large company. Tho Rev J. +. Audet
performed the ceremony md celebrated
| the nuptial high mass. The bride was
| attended by her father, John Brouilard.
The groom was attended by Philip Chas-
| tenny. After tho ceremony wedding
| breakfast was served at tho bride s
| home on West Alien etr-cr. A reception
was given in the evening at the bride's
| home
Archie Gennette and Miss Vitalinc,
daughter cr Mr.. and Mrs. Louis De
| patios Of West street, were married at
s.. Francis Xavier Church Tuesday
morning In the presence % a large mum
number Of relatives and friends. The
Rev. j. F. Audet performed the cere-
mon. a Wedding breakfast was after
ward served n the brides homo on West
street. The bride was attended ny her
rathor. Hormidcs Chicc.ne attending tho
groom. \ reception was given the couple
! N the evening AT Mr.. Chicoinc's homo on
West Spring street. The couple will rn-
side for the present with Mr.. and Mrs.
| fIprmidlS Chicoine on West Spring
/ street.
a daughter WAS born yesterda V
morning to Mr. and Mrs John Joseph
of Toilette street
Mrs. Arthur ]. Desantels is critical
~ i'll.
Mrs. Frank Parizo Was called yes
terday morning to bedford. p. @. on
account of tho serious illness of her
mother. Mrs. Prosper Brodcur, VINO
went there to reside recently
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ESSEX JUNCTION

sydney Irving Martin died Thurs
day morning at his home, the residence
of Allen Martin on East street. Death
was due to consumption Of which he
had been III since last November. Mr..
Martin was born in Williamstown
about 46 years ago, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Martin both of whom are
dead. He is survived by his step
mother. Mrs. Lois tBond) Martin who
was with him when he died. and half
brother, Allen Martin. He was edu-
Gated in the public schools Of Will
Jamestown and was graduated from
Spauldng Academy in Barre He hal
resided In the village about three
years. He was a member of summit
Lodge, r. 4 a. NJ, Of WNliamstown
and Of Mount Mansfield Lodge, X. Of
r. of this village. a short service
was held AT tho house Saturday,
morning at ton o'clock and the funeral
and burial were n Williamstown that
afternoon.
News has been received here OF the
death on Friday Of Mrs +. L. Faneuf
Of st. Johnshury. The funeral and
burial vero in South Royaltou sun
day. Mrs. and Mrs Fanuof formerly
resided in this village.
clifford Nichols, the young son OF
Q. S Nichols, was in the accident ut
, the circus in Burlington Monday
lie received a sprain to his right an
kle and his leg was bruised Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. STANLEY and little daughter
! Freda, We're on next to the highest
seat Of those that fell. Mr.. and Mrs
| Stanley were quite badly bruised on
their legs. Mr. Stanley held the lit
tie girl up so that she was not m
! iurcd. There was much excitement
! in the village. People were anXiouslY
| looking and asking for their relatives
and friends who had gone to the show
and many different stories regarding
the accident were circulated
owing to the repairs which are being
made a the high schocf building the
teachers examinations which are to be
| conducted by County Examiner j. T.
Allen Friday and Saturday will he held
! In the vestry OF the Baptist Church.
A son, Vernon Clayton. was born
August / to Mr.. and Mrs G, r. Jennings
who live on the road to North Willis
! ton.
| Hugh Teachout is suffering from an in
| .iured limb. having been kicked by horse,
although he is able to be out the injury
| is very uainflll
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs, William Partch OF Hinesbureh
has been visiting friends here the past
few ys.--Robcrt Johnson OF Bristol
is stopping a few days with his grand
father, w. NJ. Johnson.-W. c. Sprague
md family went to Lake Iroquois
Wednesday for an outing.-Mrs. b. +
O'Brien entertained the Kings Daugh-
ters sday.-The Rev. H. l. Kemp
has been entertaining his father from
Van3olp h.-H. A. Hodges and Mrs. Eva
Sayles of Richmond were in town
Tuesday, Miss Kathleen Sayles return
ing with them.-Miss Holmes who has
been guest of Mrs. Kate Ross for
several days returned to her home in
Burlington Tuesday.--The game Of
hall Saturday between Lincoln and
Huntington was won by the latter, ii
n G.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Annie Harrington of Barre was
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
john Harrington. over Sunday.--Mrs.
Abbie Gallup has returned to her work
! ore, after n months stay at her home
In Swan;onA large delegation from
here and surrounding towns attended the
circus in Burlington Monday.-Mr, and
Mrs, -. l.. Fuller are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. y. Fuler-Mrs. W &. Fuller has
returned from Fairfax. where she at
tended the missionary convention.-Clara
DALEY of Boston Is the guest of friends
in town.-Mrs. y. s, Bissell VIII entertain
the Ladies Aid Circle of Kings DauEh-
tiers at her home Friday aftcrnoon.-Mr
and Mrs NJ. G. Leary have returned to
their home in Burlington, after short
stay at Patrick Gleason s.-Miss Mary
O'Byrnc has returned from Boston,
where she has been the guest of her
brothers for several weeks.-Mss Mary
Purte! returned Saturday from a years
stGY at her old home in Ireland.-Martin
Purtel Of Montpelier passed sunday at
! his home here.-1'he Misses Kate and
Josephine Kirby have returned from a
weeks stay in Nalcour, n. Y.-The
Misses Scott and Smith OF Amont. Ont.
who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Derrick for two weeks. have re-
| turned to their home. MIR and Mrs
| Frank Flagg and Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
| Freeman are in camp at Queen city Park
for a few days.Dr. and Mrs. George
| and son, Rhoads, who have been guests
of M. and Mrs. T.. A. Rnoads for sever
! al weeks returned to their home In
Springfield, Mass Wednesday morning.
| Miss Nellie Savage of Keesevlle, y,
Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Peter La
| rock-Miss Annie Burke has returned to
| her work In Burlington, after a week $
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! Richard Burke.-Miss Anna Dague OF
| Waltham, Mass, is visiting her sister,
! Mrs. Daniel Burke. Miss carlotta An
! drews has returned from canton, y. Y,
where she has been the guest of friends
! for several days,-Tho Richmond Under
! wear factory opened Monday. after their
annual vacation of two weeks
The Rev. and Mrs. c. G. St Clair OF
! Morrisville are tho guests OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson
Mrs. Flanagan of Burlington is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Ford T. Flagg
Miss Mary Purtel has returned from
a few days stay in Montpcler-A
daughter was born Saturday to MT
ana Mrs, Edward Murray.-Miss
Mayte and Grace Gleason are in Bur
lngton for n two weeks vacation
Mr., and Mrs Leon Hall are spending
few days with friends at Queen City
Park.-Mrs, Jesse Gloyd Is the guest
Of her daughter in Stowe,-A. w. Wins.
low and son. Harold. who have beer
the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs Il. T. ia
cobs at Lake Iroquois for several days
have returned TO their home in Leb
anon \. H.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT,
(Continued from first Pago)
LARRABEE'S POINT

Otis West Of the Lake House is in New
Jersey for two weeks stay with friends.
Miss Winifred Farr of Moriah, y. Y,
was with her mother for a few days last
Week.-Mrs. f. f.. Platt and Mrs. W. G..
Larabee went TO Fort Ticonderoga last
week Wednesday to make arrangements
for tho II. " II. picnic to BE- held at that
place Friday Of this Week.-Mrs. Lena
Ferguson of Plnttsburgh, s. Y, Is with
her parents for a wcok-W. G. Gcrmaln
Of Schenectady. n. " and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ Holt of Bennington were guests
at IT, Sanders's a few days last week.
a. H. Sanders and family of Brandon
ar" with his parents for Il wcck.--Mss
Bessie Bigford, who has been passing soy
eral days At W. G.. 11rabces, returned tn
Nashua n IT,, SATURDAY..
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sl1,W from the ice cream sale Saturday
evcnlng.-Mlsses Elsie JOY, Madge Rood
of Burlington and Myrtle irish Of Essex
Junction were at their respective homes
over Sunday.--Mss Lefaney is in Burlins
ton for u weeks visit with relatives.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Buxton and two sons are
camping at Maletts bay for a week.-Mrs..
ENalyn Lowry and Miss Eva Lowry re-
turned Saturday evening from a visit IN
Barre and Montpelier.--Mr Sarah
Lackey and granddaughter, Miss Florence
Leonard of sutton, Mass. are guests at
Isaac Chase's.-Mrs. Leighton Rice is In
Fletcher for week.-Mrs. f. r. Alger
and daughter, Bernice. went to Burlington
Saturday to remain a few days.Mr and
Mrs. j. Allen Clerkin and daughter Of
burlington were at j. s. Nays over Sun
day.--Mrs Frederick Emerson is enter
tanning her brother, Mr.. Howard Of Bos-
ton.-Mrs, Harriet midget and daughter.
Mrs. n. II. Gray Of Cambridge. were visit
ors at Isaac Chase's Saturday.-GeorEe
Bean has moved into Frank Kinney
tenement on Lee river.-Mrs. Frank
| Evans, Miss GLADYS Evans and Master f.
Pcrcival Evans have been visitors In Bur
lngton for a week.-Mrs.. Lucy Prior and
son. Willis. have been visiting relatives
in Tnderhil.
Harry North of Maiden, Mass, has
joined his wife and son at the home o!
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Martin.-Mrs
Stinson of Burlington is visiting her
brother. W. J. Gotta The Rev and Mrs
Cashmere and children of Port Henry
n Y, are in town. Mr.. Cashmere con
| templates remodelng the barns on his
! farm, occupied by Charles ROGUE 49,
Mrs Clara Howe returned Monday from
n visit in Ferrisburgh.-Miss Lola Nay Is
IN burlington for a week visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. J. Allen Clerk!n Ernest Smith
has purchased an automobile OF +. +
Gillette Of Joncsvillc.-Mr and Mrs. Gin
ton Mead OF Lancaster, Mass. were visit:
/ ing In town Saturday.-Mrs. Fanny
| Clcrkn and son, Ralph, VINO have beer
visiting here. went Tuesday to Hyde Park
to remain a month with relatvcs.-M
| Lucius Lane of Minneapolis, MINI. Is
! visiting her brother, j. r. Bishop. Mrs
| l.. II, Chaplin and children have returned
| from visit with relatives in Canada
| Mrs. Gibson Of Montpelier IS visiting al
! Z G. Nnys-Miss Mabel Collins ~
! lttsford IS visiting her aunt Mrs. clara
I Howe
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ESTATE OF ROBERT KIRBY, IN
DEHHILL.

We. the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for tine District of Chittcnden,
commits ioners to receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Robert
kirby. late Of 1'nderhill, in said
district deceased. and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offset there
to; and six months from tne day OF
court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we win at
tend TO the duties OF our appointment
at the late residence of the decedent
in Inderhill in said district, on the
second Thursdays Of September and
February next at 10 o'clock A. m. on
each of said days,
Dated this 14th day OF August. 1907
LEVI MllrCALF
HIRAM WALSTON
7,w3A Commissioners.
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WESTFORD.

Daniel II. Macor,ber of Essex Junction
has been passing a few days with friends
In town.--H. w. Allen and Edward L.
Allen of Burlington passed Sunday at
john Alen's.-The Rev Mr. Burke OF
Fairfax preached in the Baptist Church
sunday morning and Mr.. Hopilnson spoke
in the Congregational Churcn in place Of
Mr. kiddcr. who went TO Fairfax.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Grow are the parents of n
daughter born Saturday afternoon lss
Caswell Of New York is visiting at George
Rice's.-Mr ana Mrs\ Chester Sweeney are
parents Of a daughter horn Sunday night.
Irving Colh was a homo from Rutland
over Sunday.
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GEORGIA

At the Grange meeting on Friday,
ladies' night will be observed.-Mr. and
Mrs Fuller are visiting her sister Mrs
Wilbur Bushnell-Mrs. Mary Ballard
Pierce and two boys of Worcester, Mass,
are making an extended visit at Mrs
Ellen Ballard Mrs, Sahin Rankin and
her mother, Mrs. Mary Waterhouse OF
South Boston, came Monday to pass a
few weeks with Mrs. Maria Rankin and
other friendS,S. NJ. Pike IS in St. AL
bans Hiram Sunderland OF Highsate is
at the home of Oscar Sunderland for a
short time.
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villo were the guests Of Mrs, Hale for n
few days this week.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Chase OF Cedar Beach were IN town Mon
day to attend the funeral of Il. s. Whit
comb,-Mrs, s. r. Bates and daughter,
Miss Mary Hatos, nre passing few days
with Mrs. Whitcomb. Mr., and Mrs. A.
+. Nay and Miss Eva Nay have returned
to their home In Boston.-Ilomer Day OF
New York IS visiting at Il. II. Days
Thomas Reeves, a. w. Waters and J. j.
Mona han were in town Monday to attend
the funeral Of T.. S. Whitcomb.
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ESTATE OF EMELINE r.. WRIGHT
CHARLOTTE.
(Non compos ward)


STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit
tenden. SIS
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chtttenden.
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Emeline T.. Wright, Ga mental
ly incapable ward), of Charlotte in
said district. -
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned tho
3rd day Of september next for the set
tlcncnt Of the account Of the guardian
of l.mcltuc T.. Wright, Ca mentally in
capable ward, of Charlotte, in
said district, and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given to
Ian persons Interested in said cs-
tate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to tho day
ign ed. in the burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper ublished in
said district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear at tbs Probate Court Rooms In Rur-
lington, Vermont, on the day assigned,
then and there to contest the allow =
ance Of said account II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
of August, 1907,
MARCELLUS A, BINGHAM
7,w3t Judge.
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ESTATE OF EDN ARD GORDON.

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed b, the honorable probate court
for th- district OF Grand Isle commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons
against Edward Gordon, late of
Grand Isle. in said district. deceased.
hereby give notice that we Will meet
for the purpose OF examining and al
lowing said claims at the dwelling
house Of Arthur j. Ladd, in Grand Isle,
on the end Saturday of September,
1907. ANA 2nd Saturday Of January,
1908, from nine o'clock a. IN. until four
o'clock T. m. each Of said days, and
that six months from the 18TH day Of
July. y. r. 1907, is the time limited
by said Court for said Creditors to pre-
ent their claims to us for examination
and allowance,
Dated At Grand Isle, this 10th day Of
August. A. -. 1907.
J, H. DONALDSON Adm
Expires January u. 1905.
s REYNOLDS.
j. W. IIOAG.
W. c. WRIGHT,
7.w3t Commissioners.
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UNDERHILL.

The funeral Of t. s Whtcomh was held
at his late residence at Riverside Mon
day at two O'Clock the Rev. Mr. Atwood
officiating The bearers were y. A. Ran
som. A w. Waters, q. A. Terrll and y.
G. Humphrey. IntfrmeDt was In the fam
uv lot at tho village cemetery Mr., and
Mrs. Theron Porter and daughter Mil
drcd. OF Worcester. Mass are visiting
Al Edmund Martin's.-Miss Clara Bond ~
burlington. who has been visiting Miss
HAYDEN. returned to her home SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Maurice OF Morris
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SALISBURY.

The old elm tree " A, e. Whitney's yard
which ha' attracted much attention on
account of its enormous size, was par
tally destroyed a few days ago by the
breaking off Of two large limbs.
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RHODE, ISLAND HOSPITAL
TRAINING SCHOOL. FOR NURSES

The Rhode Island Hospital offers
3-ycars' course of training in care of
patients in medical. surgical. obstct-
rical and G special deHts. 1922 pa
tinnts treated in 1906 Applications
are now being considered for classes
entering sept. 1907. aud Jan. and
April. 1905. Maintenance and money
allowance sufficient for personal OK
pensos are given. For further in
formation AVID circulars, address
Miss Lucy e. Ayers, r, l, Hospital.
Providence. r. l.
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HrNESRURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs, w. o. Baldwin OF Spring
field. Mass, have returned to Burlington
after several days In town,-kalph Hal
lock- underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Mary Fletcher hospital last
week and at last accounts was comfort
able,--Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Dngs and Mr.,
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JERICHO.

Mr., and Mrs, Barker Balch and Miss
Mabel Balch of Burlington have been
quests for several days at the homes of
Mrs, Mary Balch and Mr. ard Mrs, a e.
ltood,--The ladies' AID society realized
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in tho village cemetery Tho Mnsons &C.
tended In n hody.-Mrs Eta Wood Of
Boston is guest OF Mrs, l.. II. Warrcn-
Charles Brown and Mr. West are passing
few days In camp ut Caspian lake.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how littlo II costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns Of YER
mont what YOU have to 9, II or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will set replies to your adver-
tisement. N,wtt
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ONE: CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word, each Insertion Cony may nc
changed every week. Cash In advance re-
auired. No advertisement taken wn'ch Is
iess than twelve words two lines. Specia'
terms to advertisers using from Z0o 10
s.N lines within twelve consecutive
months
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Teeth Extracted

Tie only Office IN Burlington wher'
you can get teeth extracted without d
particle Of pain without taking gas
rfy method IL used by no ether person
No pain: no daryer; no after enects
DIR. l., II. HAHN,
once $50 Pine St, Burlington. VI
ONCE hours 10 II 8. 7 to g.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to MIRO
help or to sell a farm should use th's
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are SOLD every issue and your advertise
ment would he read by many possoie
BUYERS G,wtf
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FER SALE.

FOR SALf,-A foot not water heater,
&c hose power steam boiler. w e.
Gates. -l5.d&wt.
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Lost.
WANTED.

\ SEAMsTRESs wanted at tho Homo
for destitute Children. 1883 &1wlt
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-12-13
AN ABSURD ENEMY
Fear. the Worst Drawback to the
American People Today.

OF what earthly use is sol
dier who drops his musket and
takes to his heels at the first
onslaught of the enemy?
Where would a nation end with
an army of such soldiers?
Where business:
At present this country stands
face to face with a most absurd
enemy, who came like a bolt
from a clear sky and wholly
without cause.
That enemy is Fear.
Are you n good fighter or are
YOU a coward? Are YOU going
to lay down arms before this
imaginary fictitious apparition
or are you going to march
breast forward and help break
down this fear in the minds of
your customers:
There is no reason why mer-
chants or any one else should
be alarmed. The backbone and
foundation of this nation is it's
integrity and natural resources,
which are in NOSE superb CON
dition. In fact the land flows
with milk and honey" The on
ly trouble is the people (so,ne
of them) are scared stiff.
And about what? Abs olute-
ly nothing, It's just like a cry
of fire in an opera house where
no fire exists.
Fear IS no person, place nor
thing. 1t has no actual cause
no real power. In the pre-
sencc of confidence it becomes
an absolntc nOthingness and
vanishcs rs darkness before the
light.
When a snag is blown out of
q river by dynamite the noise
creates excitement, but the
snag being removed leaves the
river clear. Several snags are
being removed from the fl
nancial river" but the explo-
siOns should cause no alarm.
With thc snaEs removed this
country : prosperity will flow
on greater ana more powerful
than ever.
Which side are you fighting
On-fear or confidence? Every
word you speak, every thought
you think, has power for good
or evil. Think it over and be
an optiinist. Chicago Tribune.