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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
HOLLAND HAS NEW STAMPS.

PARIS, Feb. Stamp collectors will
be pleased to hear that Holland is hav-
ing three new stamps designed These
stamps are made in the cause of charity
and all the users viii have 10 pay double
on their letters. The state will how
ever only take its due. the residue GO
ing 10 the societies for the prevention
of tuberculosis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
S6oocn ongeri6tet, weIder inOeB
$500 nidt iiberi6reiten oiirfte.

Shoocn otgeri6tet, pelher inoeB
$500 nidt iiberi6reiten oiirfte.
Scrr SSbourne, mel6er IN gtr. 1888,
HorosS trider-S trobe, mobnt, ipuroe
bon oem Brand in &enntniB geiett.
Sm 5mciten Stofipcrf mo6nt ser
S6nciocr Sobn S6olofStp un0 i'm
6rittclt ser S6neiocr Senrp WeloSfp.
Die Mobcl uno gorrGtbc 9cioer MIR
ben bnrd Galtd) uno @oiicr etlpnS
bcidG0iQt.
- Sn cinem @on0i6ronf i'm 5mci.
ten Stodlucrt Der @obnung 0cS Srn.
Nilgilit Seller, Nr. 20t2, 9rllio-SiQ.
Ipcnte, entitonb gcitern abeno fltr5
Dor s l(br allf nbefonmte Weiie
Seller, boS einen Shooen bon ettpa
500 onridtete. Die 6eueriuebr, mel
che BON &oitcn Ger. 1888 ans olormirt
pllrbe, bottc Die Slonrncn nod) meni.
gen Winllten inter Golltrole.
Ger y@iener DC dnner.@ c,
ungpcrcin H." nid)t Der cd)te, lon-
0crn ser bon Wfitgliebcrn oe$ n@cr.
monio.WiGnncr6orS" bci'm WaSfens
ball 0eS lebtcrcn GcrcinS imitirte,
pcriommelte lid) an Somito1 SlbenO
Iin ser Singboac beS n@crntonia.
M6nncrhorS" nidt ctlpo, ilnt ein
QroBeS CONCERT iclbit 81 geben ion-
bern Inn bel einem fir lie gcgebenen
CONCERT Die peridieocncn Sloi6en
@ein 81 ucrtilgcr, melde Tie oils 5ebn.
ter EreiS bci'm WaSfenboll erobert
botten. NoS Sro9romm fir 6en
9lbenb lpor in bunloriitiid)er @ciie
pom SoliSortilten @orrp 5lliommen
geitellt. Gin fcineS Soupcr aus Der
&ii6c oes Srn. Sobn gbl cntbielt
Ge%Iifntelicn, mic Shop Sllep ameri-
con," nGbp-@ o.2p.Oo," 2eip5iger
gQcrlei II. /. NJ. 9ic Snae iuor fir
Den Nbert6' oitrd Srn. Nbl biibId) De-
f%orirt, olld) mar Die Tofel bon DEM.
ielbcn oli'S @lcgontcite ocforirt nor.
Sen. Ter preisgefrontc o@icner
Wt0nner.@ eiougpercin" mar aus fol.
gclOen Serrcn 5liommen gcicbt: Is.
i. Hoctb, Girigent, 2emis ailrb,
Gbos. 2igbtbiier, GboS, Orcmon,
Sronf llblcnberg, 6reo. llblenberg,
G6oS. 3immerm1nn, jun, gilbert
zimmerman, Scnrp Sell, 9ubner.
Geo. &ilmor, elmer 9eder, CHARLES
@egcncr, 3. Georges, &. 2ind mo
j. Sofmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Mnf bctit Gyelicn.

Ser @6ite Star-G ampfer nSuepic"
BEL Den 2i5aros oitf oen 6elien &C.
fobren. = Sot 400 Eoiiogiere an
9or0.
2%onoon, II. MGr5.-0er 9nn1s
pier nSuepic" BON Der o8bite Star
Cine" fitbr beltte 9lbeno um 1912 llbr
6ci'm 2i5oro in cinem oid)ten gfebe(
ollf ben Wtoelrtere- Seliert. gs befiu-
ben iid mgefdbr 400 Soiiagiere an
9oro ocS Gampiers, ltto Die 8eiots
sung beitebt ats 100 Eerionen. Wfeb.
rcre SebensrettungSboote iinb bent
9ompfcr SIT Siilfe geionot morOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
@idtige @crbaftnng.

Iilgc5lid)e 2onooner Sulpclenbicbe
bel Ser 2onOung in Nep.Yorf
feIt9enommen. - Soben cinen
Gecoro IN Oieiem 2onoe.
New. Dort II. Mdr5.- slrt6ur
Yrciton Green into Charles Gobrer,
Fallogiere oltf oent bcllte bon Sanl'
burg ongclorl9ten Gontpfcr nglne.
rita" luurocn lpegen berllld)tell
Sdmltggelns p~erboitct. 0inmotncn
un0 S6mlldiodei1 sum @ertbe poit
$4,000, ruel6c iic nodJ gngo6e Der
3olbenmten nidt IN ibrcr Siltc oll-
9efiibrt botteit, lpllroen ibrci obge-
ttonlmen.
Sbi6on MIR Die Sdmiggel . In'
ifuloigung geecn Die 6eioen WGnner
cr6oben lporOcn it, id0t Sic EoIi5ei,
tic milroen in 2on0on IN G~erbinoung
nit einem 9iebitobl bon 0iumantell
uno S6ullldiaden gum 8ertbe bon
$4,000 gepiiniNt. slm Wittiuod)
erbielt bic Boli5ci Die tclc9ropbilde
Iitifor0erung bon scr 2onooner Eoli-
sci, @rcen uto Hobrcr ieit5uncbnlcit.
@rcen iogtc, er lei 81 Sabre alt,
@crf1ilicr II. in Nciu. Yorf 81 Solilc.
Die Eoli6ci 0loltbt obcr, Dob CT luie'
berbolt ipcgclt 2oocnoic6itoblS Der
boftct gelpeien unb in @iSconiin Orei
Sabre I'M @efGngnib geieiien bat,
Nobrer CAB baiiclbe Sitter urb Die
ielbe 9eid)diti9ung al, mill ieood) ell,
Bbilooclpbier iciu. Sie Eoli5ei be-
bollptet, or lei in EbiloOelpbia mie'
ocr6olt perboitet %gclucicn, inter an'
oercm luegcn gcrollbrntg oes 6rls.
Gpclpn Sing III gtlontic.Gitp rnr
oeS SrlS. 5bereie Shmort I'M Sabre
1898 IN Ebilooclpbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Tbiabrtstagc Der 0ampfcr pon
Neu'Wprf.

Pm Is. Mdrj 3ompfer uVaoer-
lanO" nod antluerpeit.
9(n 10. WGr5 0ampfer nGbem.
nit" nad Bremen.
PIN 10. DiGr5 3ompier ngugenia"
nad) Heopel uno Srieit.
9lm 20. War5 9ampier DWaieitic"
nod) liverpool,
am 20. MGr5 3nmpier nToro.
america" na6 Neapel.
9fm 20. Wdr3 Gompier nHieuw-
amiteroom" naf Hotteroam.
@m 20. Mar5 Iampier nSraue"
nad Bremen.
gm 81. Wdr5 Iampier DSou.
raine" naf SABRE.
glm 81. NGrj 0ampier nG. 5.
9ietgen" nod 8openbagen.
Sim 81. M1r5 1ampier ,amerifa"
nod Samburg.
am %. @dra 9ampier nGeoric"
had aiperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Fit cs cit Muro?

5. 81. SorriS in Der n0roliden Golis
AGITATION bei9eltedt. - @r io0
ongcblid Sen ZOO bon Gbos. ~.
Bingham peruriodt bubcn. -
b 0ic 2cid)c ocS 2eetercn nabe ser
bnr-gpenllc-9 riifc 0eiunocn.
:. q. Sarrt$, 53 Sabre alt, cin
<idcr fir Die nattinion Gunrrp
&c." lit in Der n0rOIi6cn YoIi5ci-
Itatipn itllter ser 9ei6uIotglung bel.
gcItedt, ongehlid) Den Zoo BON GbaS.
V. 9ing6om zines &llti6erS bon
MiIton &ilion, om Saultog I6eno
pcruriodt 81 baben, mo miro beutc
9(beno pom Coroner Or. 2intGicum
cit SnQllcit it Der nOrOliden 9oli5cis
itation a~bgebalten mcrocll, nm bic
SoocSuriod)e 9in0bom's ielt5uitclcn.
I'm II lt6r geltern &ormittog iobcn
5tpei in cinem 9llggp iibcr bie Geoar.
Npenuc = Bride fobren0e WGnncr
eincn uni6einenb bctrutteneu Wonn
nabc ser Bride olti ser 6alS-Noao
lic0cn itto benadlrifti9tcn Oicielben
IunOei ergean Sorron8er. 9ieIer
lonote Den 9oIi5iitcn Sti6burp aus,
ser ober ~onitott eincn 9ctrunfenen
cine 2cid)c ianb. Ger 2eidnom mllroe
balo ais Scr oes in 0ifeppilc, 9altt.
more . Gormip, l%uobtbaiten CHARLES
". 9inoDom ioentiii5irt, welder per.
bcirotDct lit mo 5lp0lf &inoer bat.
Der 9eidnom mitr0c in Oie @obnumg
oes @rllocrS Des SootcL Samuel s.
@inabam, in gtr. 105, GorroaitrnBe,
ocbruht. GS mlir6c 5uerlt g~eglaubt,
6ob @ingban1 cinenl S6lagflllB er'
Iegcu lei, oie polijeilidjen Nodfors
ihrtngen erga6en inOelIcn, oab 9ing-
BAN, ). u. Sarrts, III !tr. 3uOo, ee'
oar 3 glpenle, mobnboit, ut0 mebrere
onoere &uti6er in Ser 9tGbe liegenoer
S~tcinbriifc i'm &ouie zines 9eplllen
Soc 2cpiS gcipeIrn mnrcn. NlS Die
MGnner 0aS Sans Don Semis perlol-
len bottc1, bcganmcn SorriS ino
2epiS einen Streit iIber 0en 9reiS
iiir cine Dor nlebrcren @od)cn &C.
fauitc Yeitide. 5m &crlouf ocS
Streites loa Sorri@ Bingham eitclr
6ouIti6lag ms Geiid)t pcriest bobert.
Bingham ~itiir5te 81 9ooen, Dpd) gir'
gen SarriS unb oeIlen 9eglelter lpels
ter, obnc lid meitcr nm 9ingbam 81
fiimmern, Na6oem gclteril %ormlt-
tag ser 2eihnon 9ingbam's 9etum-
Den, wurpc. aui @rprb pfr qu0eltea'
ten 9tadiori6un9en &orrIS IN %'ei'1er
@obnung uerlaftet. .a,..l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Seicrt 49, 0Grt8eS &c
it eben.- SSn ser orittcn Stride Der
cpangeliiden GcmeinidIaft @dc bon
Grob- uno 9tonticofe StroBe, Boltor
Sunuel g. Mciiter, feierte gcItcru Die
@cnteinOe boS t9si1brigc 9cItcben
Scr Stride. IS fanoen Orei 6cItgot'
teSoienite Itatt. 9ie @atptprcOlgt
6ielt 9oltor Charles s. Senleler BON
ser McGloerrpitraBe. Gin reldbal'
tigeS muiifnliides Yrogronm fam
our Iurhiiibrun8.
Gas mar cine GcleL -
81breno ser 9toht bonn Santltog
oui Sonntog mofte 1id) Der merlfos
niife @nrrolu i'm 300" an Nortb'
apcnlle mo Of trobc bon Ieincnl
Soliter los mo nttodirtc ocn flclner1
Giel siam" Ocn 2iebling Der alli'
Ser. Gas fIeiue Sier, bo@ blind it,
fonntc lid nift bclfen, 6o eS feItge-
bunoen mar. gls Yrof. SmcnS &C.
ltcrn firth nod Den Sbiercn lob, be-
merfte CT, BOB Der 9urroiu Dem
3pergeiel ein Stiid 5leiid ON geln
obgefreiien bate.
@eItern 0ohmittog beiltdte Ser
s. 81. SdGfcr, &ertreter Der nSonito.
tion onb Supply Co." Den 300"
I'M bort Gin nclteS 8eSinfeftionSnlit-
ref oNoinlcQc" ST bemonltrirelt. 3oS
ncllc Mittcl bcltcDt aus eincn Blll'
Der, oes, iclbit gcrilhlos, bel gnlpcn-
oullg zines flcinen Guontlnls lofort
jcoen iiblcn @crltd) 5erItort, alio oo'
81 gccignct lit, cine Menogerie ieoer'
5eit ~uonitdtoig geritdlos 81 boltcn.
0ieieS Yllper bat in Hem.Dorf ldoll
olgemeine 8c~rluenoung %gefunoen;
ipe5ica miro eS BORT BON groben 500
tells our g~eieiti9ing oes @eru6s BON
STANDARDIZATION, Gloiets II. /. 10. &C.
brolldt. @ei6oItsfilbrer Bed bonn
300" be5eidnct 0os neite Wittel alS
portreiilid,. SEER S6Gfer lit I'M
ySotel StniiorO" a6geIticger.
@on Seeunb 6'dfen. - Gle
SHoluppe0 T. beluna,," Capt. Gum
milngs, berlor oif benz @cge bon
Silgbmon's SSlnnb nadp Baltimore
ibren Souptmoit nno rluBte bon ci-
mem S6leppoompfer nad Baltimore
ge5ogen neroen.
Gs beiinOen iid) sur 3eit bier
Iunpfer I'M bieiigen Safen, melfe
Giiener5 BON 9eniiaf gebradt bobe1
- Die folgenOen S6iffe paiiirtcn
geitern Cape 6eurp bei'm Ginlollfer
in Ole goi: Gompfer uWionno Sota"
Inn 3 llbr 80 Min., San Wiguel"
Inn A ll6r 80 0iin.; bei'm a1isldufel
sic &|emorqucltre aSefiance" nil
stpei 8nrfen un0 Cumberland" mil
orei gorfen uno ole Sd)ooner ,Ga.
tboniel z. Galmer," o&ormeQ" unS
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
SdiifSnadrihtcn.

New Dorf, II. M6r5.-gngc.
fommcn: bic Compiler .amerifo"pon
oGerl0io" bon 2iporno,
nno Yolermo, nEotricia"uon
goulognc mo Gberbourg, Bosnia"
BON Samburg n3crein" bon Poler.
mo uno ga Joliroine" bon Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Eruteit : @%criammlnng.

Sn nSoro'S SpernbaltS" finoet cine
&eriomn1lltng 5lt @llnIten bon
Mopcr, 9oplporo uno Eetti6onc
itott. - 9tciclben ioQcn Gr.@ou.
perncllr Steunenberg bon Soobo
crmoroct bobelt.
Sn u6orO'S SpernbouS" fonb &c
itern Ibcno cine &crlammlllung Itott,
INN gegen Die &crllrtbeilun9 bon
MoDer, SoDluorO unb Ecttibonc, De
ante Der lpeItliden Soocrotion Der
9crglelltc, 0ur6 Die StootSbeamten
bon Soobo uno Colorado 81 proteltis
rer. lleber 1000 @erIonen folgteu
Den GeOnern GDpuro Wtoore, GrGIi.
Dent Der Ebilooelpbier Moper.Snps
MISUNDERSTANDING uto $. 6.
2etpiS aus lltob nit GROCER glufnlerf.
iomfcit. Tr0iibcnt Moorc logte, oo6
Die StootSbcb0roen BON Soubo iln5
Colorado I'M Srltcrclle Der yStanoorb
Oil Comp" bonbclten. Scit eincni
Sabre ~befGnocn iib Die orci W6rucr,
pelhc ongciduloi9t iinO, Den Or
8oupcrltellr Steuncnberg bon S0nbo
oltrd) cine 9onbe crnloroct 5lt bobcL
i'm @eidngniB. 9ie StootSnlili5 bon
Soobo c%ntfiibrte oieie MGnner aus
Colorado IN cinem Grtro5ug, obnc
ibnen @clegctbeit 81 gebcn, einelt
GehtSumpolt ooer ibre Sonlilicn 5lt
icben, Sr0liOent @onIpcrS babe CT
Hart, OnB oiele WGnner uniduloi9
lt10 ibrc Gcrboftlung Cin Eerbrcdcn
gegcn 8crchtigfcit mo ibre conltitll.
tioncllen Hchte lei, SuS cin5igc @e.
mciSmoteriol gcgcn bicIc W0nncr lei
ooS logcnomntc 0eitGnoniB zines &C.
miIicn Ordarb, Der eingcItonocn bot,
80 Wor0c bcgon0en 5l bobcn, mo
huS alti lrid)t8 geItiiBte Mort beS 8in-
terton 0etcftipS WtcFortloll0. Der
binter Der 9eriGtlidJcn Serfolgltn9
Dieier Orei WGnner licgcnOc 3mcf iei,
Die meItlide 6oocrotion Der 9erJ-
lellte at 5crItoren. @enm Dies crrcidlt
mGre, miiroe Ser aricg gegen Die sIr-
beiter-S rgoniiotionen I'M Often be-
gin1en. Ger Geoner ipieS ollf Die
&crb6Itniiie in <BlonO uno 9errti6-
lanb bin, no ebenfallS buS &apitol
NueS mlfbietct, Die Nrbcitcr 81 inter
briifen. Spc5icll, iogtc Der &eoner,
bate iid) Dies bel Den lebten &eid)S-
t~o9stpoblen erlpieielt. Ger Sllbel lei
groB gelpeien, olS bic So5ialocnlo.
froten einigc Site perloren, ood)
b1tte oos Nelultot nod Der @abl &C.
3eigt. Dob Die Stimmen5obl bieler
Hnrtrt trot Der oniGeinenben Ser
lutte beoeltteilb gepodicn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

Srnuuug.- Sri. Nop SodS,
Sodter bon Scrrn Sirnon Sad)S bon
Nr. 80, 9toro.G6eitcr.S troBc, ul10
Scrr Scnrp Soninger purOen 0eitcrn
gbellO in Der @obnltng Scr Gltern
Scr @rollt hrrd Mobbinrr Or. 9.
S6oficr .-t rijr'9 Sebcn Der
chr .urIfCrn iltn9irtcn
au.mlc @ouiugcr, Iop
en-, Goro &lcin mo Cora
Len, 11lo oils lliberS bic SS. Mi.
stein, Wt. 2~ipin9iton, 2oliiS
uno q. &itner. @ouperteur So
Ill @arfielo, lpelder cingelnoen
uor, lieB iif) Observation-Disclosures
iloeiicn Sem 9ralitpaor ein @rotll-
lotionsidreiben nit Photographic.
9oS ncilncrmGbltc Eoor trat cine
Sod5citsreiie noh Canada an unb
miro nod ieiner Giidfcbr III Ger. 80,
Noro.Gbeiter- Strobe, mobnen.
Ser ng1der Inter It il t.
5un9spercin pr. 3" belt an
Somitog gbenb in Scrrn Sobn Sol5'
Safe, Nr. 40S, @eit.2e Str.,
feline Wonots- Geriomm.ling, IN mel.
der Der ErGiiocnt Com. 9artbolmoe
Den Goriit nilb oer SefretGr Senrp
Gngelbod oos Grotofoll iiibrte. IS
mllroen fl ncuc Mitolicoer ouige-
nonmen unb flint Gon6iontcn in
Gori6log gebrodt. Ser Yr0iioent
iorocrtc hie Witglicoer am S6llliie
Der SibunG ouf, iid arl nod)Iten
Somitog piinftlid 5i,r SingitiinOe
ocs o90dcr = @eion9pereins" cin5ll-
fin0elt.
milien eicr. - anl1Blid
Der 6irmnllg ibrer II Sabre olten
Sod)ter S%Srere Saul iino oeS 10. &C.
b~urtstages ibrer Godtcr abelbeio
Saul aa6en geltern 9lbeno Sr. Otto
Saul linb beiien Satin, 6rou gnnie
Saul, i'll i6rer Womulng an ser Siio.
GbclterltrnBe einen Gmpfong, an Dem
iid 3ablreid)e Sreunoc ser 5amilie
6etbeiligten. Die beiben WGo1en
ipuroen reidllidl beibcnft. AbenoS
i~erpirte 6rou Saul ibren @diten Elm
opillentes 6eitinobl. 9is 81 ipGter
abenoltunoe omiiiirteu iif Die @r.
ldicnenen in Dem gaitliden Sauie.
Inter Den 9ebteren beianOen lid Sr.
uitO Srali Senrp SEEMING, 6rau sln-
ton Gardner u1lo ainoer, Sri. Ngnes
SribuQ mo oie &S. Somes WicGus-
fer, Sermonn Slug, ISM. BRADFORD
uno Com. Sreeman.
Ser Eedni6 DE 8erein
Baltimore" belt Snnitag
aber0 in leinem Gereinslofale SIR.
tf20, Sarforo-a peniie, cine r%piiien.
id)oftlife Serianlmlnng ab, in mel.
der !Sr. $. u. Geiniger ii6er SPIN
nereien utb @ebereien" iprnh. Sr.
!Scnrp q. Gcdcr muroc ais nelics
Miitglie0 aufgenommer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-09
vERoEkNE s.

Lightning struck the Woodman house
on the west side of the river Friday
afternoon, tearing off clapboards and
setting it on fire, but on account of the
wet condition of the building, the flames
quickly went out without doing any
damage. From the back part of the
house the bolt passed through the front
room, tearing down cupboard.
Mrs. E. II. Rose and two children have
returned to Worcester, Mass, after a
two months visit with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Draft.
Mrs. Wilfred Jodoin and Miss Ethel
Hinckley returned Saturday from a
weeks visit with relatives in Montreal.
Pc.
In the wholesale market Saturday
butter brought from 30 to 90 cents per
pound and eggs % cents per dozen.
Miss Marjorie Phelps, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Votey of Burling.
ton for the past two weeks at her cottage
at Greensboro Pond, returned home Sat.
urday.
Mrs. John Torrey and two children oil
Boston are visiting her husbands par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Torrey of West
Ferrisburgh.
Arlie Alden and Archie Haven return
ed Saturday from the lake where they
have been enjoying a weeks outing.
Mrs. Nelson Hayden has returned from
Boston, Mass, where she was called by
the death of her mother.
Miss Dora Bishee returned to Ferris
burgh Saturday after visit to Miss
Alice Page at the home of her aunt, Mrs
Ezra w. Ball.
George w. Rogers of Hoyoke, Mass
a former resident of this city, is visiting
his cousin, Mrs. William Cox of Monktor
and friends here.
Miss Anna Won Groll of Boston is pass
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. j
H. Donnelly.
Miss Nancy Benton is making months
visit to her cousin, Mrs. Charles Lane, a
her cottage al North Hero.
Miss Helen COLOMBO is seriously ill.
Miss Mabel Shields of St. Johnsbury il
visiting Miss Grace Fisher.
DR.. +. c. Phelps and w. k. Warner
owners of the Wheeler house property
have given contract to w. A. William
of Burlington to drill an eight inch arte
sian well. 1t is hoped that the result vii
be great benefit to the city in determin
ing the practicability of this method o
obta timing pure water for drinking pur
poses. If the undertaking is success
and good quality of water is obtaine'
the proprietOrs will sell it for a nomina
price until the city may be able to install
pure water system.
The condition of j. D. Whiteside, VIII
is seriously i'll. remains unchanged.
Miss Hattie Connors is at home wit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cor
nors, having resigned her position in tn
telephone central Office at Bristol.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-09
COUNTY NEWS.
BRISTOL.

Alfred Ferguson, aged rs years, far
mer living on North street. died in his
chair Saturday forenoon. He had been
sweeping out his horse barn, came in to
set down and died instantly. He leaves
an aged wife and two sons, Wright A.
Ferguson of New Haven and Edward
Ferguson of this town. His age was 7s
years.
Mrs. Alma Curtin is at Long Point
Mrs. Hannah Prime, who is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital, is doing well.
Miss Evelyn Dumas was in Middlebury
Sunday with DIR. and Mrs. H. l.. Averill.
Mrs. Rosa Ives and son, Kenneth, of
Chicago have opened their house here for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landon and Mr.
and Mrs. G. c.. Currier went to Mooers
junction, N. Y, Saturday to attend camp
meeting.
G. L. Hasseltine of Montpelier is visit
ing his father, E. A. Hassetine. Mrs
Hasseltine and daughter have been here
the past week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-09
MuIford RLBurt's Success.

Milford R. Burt, the enterprising drug
gist, rather than await the ordinary
methods of introduction, urged the DR.,
Howard Co., to secure quick sale for
their celebrated specie for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia by offering
the regular SOC. bottle at half-price.
The wonderful success of this plan was
a great surprise even to Milford r. Burt
today there are scores of people here in
Middlebury who are using and praising
this remarkable remedy.
In addition to selling SOC. bottle of
DR.. Towards specific for CSC, milford
r. Burt has so much faith in the remedy
that he will refund the money to anyone
whom it does not cure.
When your head aches, your stomach
does not digest food easily and naturally,
when there is constipation, specks before
the eyes, tired feeling giddiness, bad
taste in the mouth, coated tongue, heart
burn, sour stomach, roaring or ringing
in the ears, melancholy, and liver troub-
les, DR.. Towards specific will cure you.
If it does not, it will not cost you a cent
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-09
BRANDON.

Mrs. Joseph German died suddenly
Saturday morning at her home near the
station. She was SO years OF age and
beside a husband is survived by five
daughters and two sons.
The funeral of Sardis S. Paige was
largely attended Saturday afternoon al
two o'clock at st. Thomas's Church The
Rev. G. B. Carpenter officiated, assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Van Roam of Ticonder.
oga, n. Y. The bearers were ex-Gov. E.
j. Ormsbee, l.. j, Cahee, NJ. L. Gibbs
Walter F. Scott, Frank Wood and B.
Williams. After the services the re-
mains were taken to Pine Hill cemetery
where the burial was made. st. Pauli
Lodge of Masons conducted the services
at the grave.
Miss Marion Mead of Amsterdam, n
Y, is passing few days in town with
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. E. II. Walker of Scran
ton. Pa. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
F. E. Chandler
Miss Helen NJ. Cragin of Leominster
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Ay ers.
Mrs. Francis Murray has gone to New
York for weeks stay.
Miss Nina Brown of New York is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. d. C. Brown.
Miss Flora |. Everest and Miss Ruby
Weston of Everett, Mass, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Everest.
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thing, and often 1 could hardly straighten
my back. The aching was bad in the
daytime, but just as bad at night, and 1
was always lame in the morning. l was
bothered with rheumatic pains and drop
steal swelling of the feet The urinary
passages were painful, and the secretions
were discOlored and SO free that often
had to rise at night. l felt tired all
day. Half box served to relieve me,
and three boxes effected a permanent
cure"
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr.. Justus will
be mailed on application to any part of
the United States. Address Foster Mil
burn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. Sold by all
dealers; price, fifty cents per box.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-09
THE SIXTH CONFERENCE.
OF Missionary Movement at Lake
GEORGE

The Sixth Conference. Young People
and Missions. was held at Silver Bay,
Lake George, N. Y, July 1928, 1907,
following the Conference on Sunday
School and Missions" Which was held
July 1918.
The Young Peoples Missionary Move
ment, under whose charge the confer
ences are held, is a federation of the
Home and Foreign Missions Boards of
the United States and Canada, for the
purpose of promoting missionary interest
among the young people of these coun-
tries, through Young Peoples societies,
Sunday Schools and other organiza-
tons.
The Board Of Managers is composed of
thirty-nine members, twenty of whom
are secretaries of these mission boards,
and nineteen business men.
The presiding officers of the missionary
conference was Mr.. Harry Wade Hides
of Boston, Associate Secretary of the
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions, and of the Sunday
School conference, DR.. Frank Sanders
Secretary of the Congregational Sunday
School Publishing Society.
One of the main features of the Mis-
sionary Conference was its mission study
classes being organized under direction
of D. 7. II. S. Sailer, Educational Sec
rotary of the Presbyterian Board of For
eign Missions, who also taught a special
class in methods.
There were also classes for Primary,
Junior and intermediate workers, both
foreign and home missions being taught,
five adult classes using Arthur Smiths,
1.-The Uplift of China" as a text work
and four using DR.. Strongs, The Chal-
lenge Of the City"
Daily Bible lectures were given by DIR
F. j. Mcdowell, pastor Of the n. Y. Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church, Brook
Ign. N. Y. on 1.-THE Fundamentals of the
Christian Faith
Turner, life work meetings were held
each morning and several delegates de-
cided to consecrate their lives to mission
airy work.
The various denominations met three
times under the direction of one of the
missionary secretaries, and the plans Of
the conference were adapted to denomi
national needs.
The best exhibit of literature that has
ever been brought together by the Young
Peoples Missionary Movement was il
charge of Miss Bessie Brooks, who ar
ranged it according to subjects and de
nominations.
The Conference was favored by sever
al delegates from other lands. Rev. anC
Mrs. j. H. Oldham and the Rev. c. NJ
Maderoy from Edinburgh, Scotland, Mr.
Sierre de Benoit from Berne, Switzer
land and Mr.. J. w. Cumming from Delft
Netherlands.
The total registration for the year wa
496, the Methodists heading the list will
1870 delegates, Baptists had 1902. Presby
terians SO and Congregationalists 81.
By states Massachusetts had the larg
est representation with "a delegates
while Nebraska hal but one Vernon
had 10 delegates and it is Ihoped tina
they will prove to be power in the Stat
organizing mission-study classes an,
arousing much interest in missions.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-09
THE Al
JUST RECEIVED

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JUST RECEIVED HORSES
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in TlorseF Furnishing Goods.
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tro u b lie O Z
eight or ten
years. stand
ing. l suffered
the most severe
backache a n d
other pains in
the region of
t h e k i dneys.
These We're es-
pecially severe
when STOPPING
m Ii ft any,