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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

Lally. 1OS; Dashaway, 1O5; Prince Hamp- ton, 103 Schroeders Midway, 102; Mo- mentum. 1O1; Lord Stanhope. 99; Molesey, 9s; Giraffe, Quagga. 97; Miss Strome 3G; Beggar Maid, Royal Lady, 92
 Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs- Half Sovereign, Grande Dame. 1l2; Keep Moving, 107 Bisl<ra. 102; Whiptop, Dottie S., Anonyma Frances Fay, Masquerader 97.
 Sixth race, one mlle-Realta, 110; Ram rod, Tenez, Loudon Light, Coolie, 1O7; Brownie. Miss Padden, Pins and Needles Long Dana, 1O5; Destroyer Sam Bernard, 1O2
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Saratoqa Entries.

First race, seven furlongs-Jack Atkin, 121 Cressina, 119: J. C. Core, 11S; Oxford, 11s; Fleming. 106; Ziernp Rifieman. 100; Rockstone. Melbourne, 99; Acrobat, 9l; Handzarra, 93; Dennis Stafford, 92.
 Second race one and one-eighth mile Right Royal Gallavant, Astor Dor Good Luck. lO6; Phil Finch. 10S; Rio Grande' 1O3: Fed Friar, 101 East End, 96
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs- Magazine. IA; Antaeus. los; Blacklock' 1O5; Dennis Stafford loS; Anatassa' lVV' Ranyah. Tenancy by Courtesy, go.
 Fourth race. one mile-Smiling Tom,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

When it comes to getting the biggest amount of baseball out of an ordinary lot of players, most managers must take their caps off to Cornelius McGill- cuddy, familiarly known as Connie Mack, of the Philadelphia Americans, who now lead the American league. His development of young players has been almost phenomenal. When he went to Philadelphia he took an aggregation of average players, welded them together, imbued them with a winning spirit. and twice captured the pennant Not the least of his honors is that of being the only man in the world who has ever succeeded in doing anything with the famous Rube Waddel. Mack is an old ball player himself. In the eigh ties he was the receiving end of the famous Gilmore Mack battery. They created such a furore with the Hartford club that they were bought by Washington. Gilmore soon blew up, but Mack be- came one of the best catchers in the country. Later he went to the Buffalo Broth erh ood club. and afterwards was manager of the Pittsburg club.-Pitts- burg Sun.
 Down in Dallas, Tex. they have form ed Dallas rooters' club. with 600 mem bers, and regularly elected officers. The club has raised 5000 to be divided among the players II they CdH pIihs E the Texas league championship to Dal- las. The club now stands close third. with twenty-five more games to play Exchange.
 Manager Wilson Matthews of the Charleston club and Right Fielder Pat Meany were suspended for three days by Umpire Harry Mace yesterday afternoon for protesting the decision at the plate when Briskey stole home. Matthews suspension carries with it fine of so. As the Bug was winding up Briskey shot for the plate and dived between Reisinger' s legs The play was not so close that 1t did not look like an easy safe steal. The visitors were a little slow In getting to- gether on a united kick, but once started they did not seem to know the limit. The scene was disgusting. Matthews cursed and cursed until some of the men caught hold of him. and then he wanted to fight. He was escorted from the grounds with Meany to keep him company. Savannah News.
 T,yrus Cobb, the young outfielder of the Detroit club. whose playing became popu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

The Birmingham team opens up a series of three games on the famous Red Elm "turtleback' at Memphis today, after two days of rest Atlanta has had a day of rest and will tackle Charley Frank g Pelicans today.
 Malarkey's men will try to capture few games from the Arkansas Travellers, while the Dobbers and Pirates will meet in the Louisiana town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23
UNION SPRINGS WINS.
Second Game of Series Is Lost on Bad
 Errors.

Union Springs, August 22.-tSpecial)- The second game of ball between Tus- kegee and Union Springs played this alt ernoon. resulted in a victory Tor the home team by a score of to 5. Up to the fifth inning it was a fine game but the visitors went to pieces in that inning and allowed our boys to make three scores on their errors. making 1t , to O. and but little interest was taken in 1t after that. In the ninth our boys all lowed Tuskegee to make three scores on a wild ball, thrown to catcher. The batteries were: Leslie and McMillan for Union Springs; Schusler, Edwards ana Tommy for Tuskegee. Summary: Struck out, Leslie B. Schusler 4, Edwards 5.
 Hits off Leslie 8, Schusler l, Edwards l. Double plays. Union Springs one.
 Union Springs .. .... .... ..Oo zSo lV'-o
 Look after your own interests and watch the dealer who is constantly trying to sell
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. August 22.-Through su- peror hitting Philadelphia defeated Gin cinnati in a double-header today. The second game was called at the end of the seventh by agreement.
 First game R. HI. E. Cincnr ati .. .. .. ..020 GOO 000-2 10 Philadelphia ..Ol0 030 Olf-o J
 Batteries: Ewing and Mclean; Sparks and Dooin.
 Second game R.H B. Cincinnati .. .... .. :. 900 100 O-1 Philadelphia . .101 900 *-
 Batteries: Weimer, Kruger and Mclean; Corridor and Jacklitsch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit. Mich, August 22.-Donovan walked three men in the ninth and Siever replaced him, retiring Congalton on three pitched balls and winning the game R. H. E. Detroit .3l1 200 01s- 8 13 1 Boston ...........110 OO2 111-7 8 2
 Batteries: Donovan, Siever and Schmidt; Morgan, Kroh and Shaw.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
THE STANDING.

Games Today. Birmingham in Memphis. Atlanta in New Orleans. Montgomery in Little Rock. Nashville in Shreveport.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

Chicago August 22.-Waddell shut out Chicago today. wild throw by Isbell was responsible for the two runs.
 R. H. E, Chicago 900 O00 00O- o ? ? Philadelphia .. 200 900 000- ? Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Wad- dell and Schreck.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

Brooklyn, August PA timely hit by Hummel in the ninth inning. following a double by Lewis, won todays game for Brooklyn. R.H E. St. Louis :. .. . .. 400 oil oo0--6 g Brooklyn .. .3o1 900 O21-7 g 8
 Batteries: Rucker and Ritter; Karger and Noonan.
 Boston, August 22.-Dorner's wldness in the eighth and errors by the locals, enabled Chicago to win. RH. E. Chicago . . . 100 010 010--3 Boston :. q. . GOO 110 0O0-2
 Batteries: Fraser and Moran; Dorner and Brown.
 New York, August 22.-Pittsburg sim ply played all around New York in to- days game, which was called at the end of the eighth ming on account of darl,ness R.H.E. Pittsburg .. :. .. .. ..203 All 21-20 21 New York :. . .. .. ..O10 121 O. 12
 Batteries: Lehel1 and Gibson; Taylor, Ferguson Mathewson and Bresnahan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

Look after your own interests and watch the dealer who is constantly trying to sell you something just as good as the article vou ask for. Never take substitute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

T'yrus Cobb, the young outfielder of the Detroit club, whose playing became popu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-23

Cleveland, O., August 22.-Cleveland beat Washington today in fast game
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement Of scripture. But
it has illuminated that statement and
given it d meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth of knowledge
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is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
cIouded. <Ao mind and judgement: arc
enected. and nany an evil deed or impure
Thought AN/H& directly traced TO the
impArsey Of the 6ro0N Foul, impure blood
can be made pure BY the USE Of %.
P!erce,s Golden Medica! Discovery: Il
clEllhes and -pnIidsS the blood thereby
curing, pimples, biotches eruptions and
letter. or salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations of impure blood.
@ Q Q o o o
In the cure of scrofulous swellings, en-
largcd glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
it is well to spply to the open sores. Or.
Perce's All-Hcaling Salve, which pos
used as an application to the sores in con-
junction with the use of Golden Medical
Discovery As blood cleansing consti-
tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen to have the validating
Salve" in stock, you can easily procure it
by inclOsing fifty-four cents in postage
stamps to DIR. r. v. Pierce, 663 Main St.,
Buffalo, n. Y, and it will come to YOU bv
return post. Most druggists keep it as
we'll as the Golden Medical Discovery"
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You can't afford to accept any medicine
If unkmO,rn composition as a substitute
or Golden Medical Discovery" which is
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. |
laving complete list of ingredients in
'lain English on its bottle-wrapper, the
anne being attested as correct under oath.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18
ELECTION
Resolutions and Notice.

Whereas, the Mayor and Board o
Trustees Of the City of New Iberia did
at its session. held on the 9th day OF
May. 1907, ordain that an election
should be held throughout the City Of
New Iberia, Louisiana, on Wednesday
the twenty sixth day Of June, 1907,
Now we, the Board Of supervisors
Of election in and for the Parish Ct
Iberia, duly qualified. COMM. s,oned
and sworn, by virtue of the authority
IN US vested do hereby give public
notice, that on Wednesday, the 10Th,
day Of June. 1907, an election will be
held throughout the City Of New
Iberia. at the Court House, the polling
place OF said city. at the last general
election, tor purpose Of taking the
sense ofthe property taxpayers of the
City Of New Iberia, qualified according
to the Constitution and Laws of the
State of Louisiana to vote at said elect
ION upon the question Of levying a
three and one half (31z) mill tax per
annum, upon al the taxable property
in said City during the term often (lOl
years. to raise the sum Of eight thons. |
and five hundred dollars ($s5OO) per |
year to pay an aggregate sum Of eighty
i've Thousand Dollars (s85OOO) as -pec-
led IN the ordinance adopted Ly the
Mayor and Board Of Trustees of the
-ity Of New Iberia, n aid of the New
'beria-St. Martin and Northern Rail-
Dad Company.
And pursuant to the authority vest
q ~ US. We. the Supervisors Of Elect
on DO hereby name and appoint the
GLOWING Commissioners and Clerk
preside at the election precinct and
oIling place above named, and at said I
lection: go
W Bauman, Jno T -Devalcourt and u
rank Mestayer as Commissioners !
nd A Cammack, Clerk.
Said commissioners are instructed 70
zen the polls at 6 A NJ and to close
'Hm At : Z n on the same day.
1nas done and signed. officially on
e 9Th day Of May 1907. - f
q Va 1:A F FSMsoS, G
on /. LYON, Jr.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Conf,rmatly with the ordinance
herein below appearing Notice is
hereb7 given that an election will be
held OF all qualified voters Of the City
of New Iberia. La, on June Goth, 1907
at the Court House OF the City CT New
Iberia, between hours fixed by law
to take the sense Of the taxpayers
entitled 70 vote il the premises on
the proposition TO give to the New
Iberia st. Martin e Northern X. r.
Co, tax for period Of ten
years under the conditions and lin
itation and for the purpose set forth
in the ordinance herein below reclted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18
n a''oye petition beginning in the

in above petition beginning in the
year 1908 and extending - and
including the year 1918, to pro.
duce annually the sum Of eighty
five hundred dola,s, max ing ana
glegate amount ot eighty Gyr thou
sand dollars 10 H. collected
! SEC = b. it further ordained
etc. that said election shah L-
held under the election laws of
the State Of Louisiana, and at
the polling place q: which he
last preceding general congress
s'onaI aud municipal elections
were held, to.Wit the Court
Housc IN the City OF New Iberia;
and that The form Of ballot to I've
1Sed at SAID election shall be the
following:
For SPECIAL tax Of three aud
one half mills IN favor Of the
New IbeliaSt Martin and North
eIn Railroad Company, or SO
much of such three and one half
mills as may be necessary, to raise
during each year beginning with
the year 1909 and extending to-
and including the year 1913, the
sum Of eighty five hundred dol
lars per year, thus aggregatlng
the sum Of eighty five thousand
dollars
Against special tax of three
and one half mills In favor Of the
New lbtria->t. Martin q North
eIn Railroad Company, OF so
much Of such three and ole half
mills as may be necessary, to raise
during each year beginning with
he year 1909 and extending to
and including the year 1913 The
sum Of cigh. thousand five hun
ired dollars per year, thus aegre-
eating the sum If eighty five
thousand dollars.
SEC 3-He 1t further ordained
tic. That the Board Of Supervi-
'Ors of the Parish Of iberia are
hereby requested to app0in. com
nissiOners and clerks 10 serve in
he premises; to give due notice
t said appointment and of the
ime and place Of holding said
lection and 10 make their return
t said election as required by
Nv.
SEC. DE it further ordained 7
&c. That the commissioners of {
lection shall receive the ballots of {
u property tax payers Of the :
ity of New iberia entitled to vote
said special election under the !.
and laws Ofthis State ;,
nd upon which the voter shall p
ave endorsed or cause TO be en-. G.
orsed Gs name and property to :
voted before depOsiting the b
me in the ballot box. Il
SEC % Be it further ordained u
G. That this ordinance be pub
shed 10 the official journal of the IL
lty of New Iberia during tie pc as
I'd Of thirty clear days previous :,
the date of said election and that
is ordinance take effect from and A
ter it's passage.
Thus done, read, adopted and Al
;ned and seal affixed III open ses-
ID in New Iberia, Louisiana, this b!
b day of May, 1907.
&. 9 Laughlin b!
MavOr
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18
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q year Business s Judged largely by
ysaf Lie Il statieasry Al advertising
matter. xefnlsce IL figit III 4
lu6hcty, - Filtilg - sivetislae.
r oaoafmd ~ dharsctsr. vsa
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
Or ENJOYABLE PROPERTY IN THE Cry
OF NEW IBERIA,
THE CORPORATION Of New IBERIA
VERSUS
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.

Ky virtue OF the authority vestG>Ain me by
the Constitution and laws OF the SOAae OF
Louisiana, Will sen VI the front door - khe
Court House N winch the Civil Distrl6u
Court ftlhc Parish 81 Iberia Is held, within
legal tours Tor judicial sale. beginning at II
O'CLOCK H@1199.-
oS>sATURDAY, JUNE l5thsA. D. 1907.
and Continuing eassssedIny day until
said sales afss completde all fmmovable
property on whichAkaxes ARD pow due to the
corporation of New 1bsxta, ali to the New
Iberia Southern Drainage D1 tric,, to en-
force collection oftaxes. assess0a in the year
below specified together with interest
| thereon from the list Of November 1906. at
the rate Of per cent per annum,, until paid,
| and ali cost.
The names Of said delinquent tax payers
the amount Of taxes due by each on the
assessment OK said year aud the immovable
property assessed = each, and to be offered
for sale. is as follqfs, to-wit.-
S;! 5:$'a' ; }s's'' Z. "''''sa'd' W; '''
y LII, ~ :. Lot L. a. !. f, L.ughin. W, s$
Lot II.
BUTLER JUNIUS 81
n; Rroussard, ). Snyder. +. Johnson
BuRREL TOM. 4.s0
n. Larson, 3. StansDury. f.. Parker.
W. Field.
BOUITE MARIE LOUIsE..... a.4Ol
N. Center, :, Bernard, +, Vital, w.
scott.
BOCTTE DANIEL. zoo
\. Berry, $. Matte, f, Marie. W.
Marie st.
BROOKS II, 200
y, Lot 3&4, ), Gebert, f, Brooks, W,
Viii.
BROUssARD Est MRS. E...... 400
n, Sealy, $. Weeks, f
". Benthal,
CATHERINE AGO
y, Providence, 5. King f. Blanchet
soO
n. Kramer, S. LeBron. f. st. Peter
W. Washington.
CALDW H. 1850
y! Emmer. S, Pa. erson, Caldwell
\, Emme,;s Boudreaux. f. Main
w. Caldwell.
JOLLET EST MARTIN "a,
~ Rozeir, $. Cadc, E, King. W. . !;
Blanc.
DOMINIQUE EMMAE n
~ Purr, ). Ward. F.. st. Peter
'ECUIR MARIEJULIA rom
\. Lindor s. Trainor, E. Madi-
'ECUIR 40, sn|
\; Iberia, $. LeBron, E, Madison ''0O
w, Romero.
ECTIIR CIT REpT
W. Madison 81
ENTON GUS az
Iberia, S, Guillot, f. Theriot. u
W, Dale.
n, French. $, Reynaud, F., Dale,
W, Mouton.
EsTA. .ooI
y. Jack. $, Lane. Il. Tiilman w.
Lewis W =,
ANIELS ALFRED son
y, Waller. $. GruD. +, Road. w.
Lourd.
lvID ERAESE - 90 N
y, ViatOr, 5 Hulin, +. Fulton. w
Main. w.
!; L;s;s snI, Alley. Beckmen S''O N
,Es JULIAN F. 1000
|; iienshaw. $. Boutte. f, Madison 0V =,
HenshaW. II
:. Weeks, :, Hend{ rson. g, nenou-
4, ". 81. .Rsies, ~
LIS EPHRAM non
|, Madison. $. Henshaw. f, Mckay
; nrnsnaw. l@s fSe
A NIEPA FERRANTILLO oeo
m. W, DerOueD. H..
REMAIN &c .m u
North. $. Lemaire, E. Road. v. nm
me. w. Ou
ere MRS. L. s. On on
simon. s. Iberia, E. Stafford. W, .o,
GalItand. =, Killing. E. Robertson ~
st Peter bic
Peter w.
TER 4 BROUssARD ,n ny
Lots !: 4 3, s, Blk vii
'EN HENRY 20.
Bank Ave. s, Broussard. E. III
omas. v. Williams. H.
LeBron, $. Davis, E, Washington S shs
.n.r,xc @ for
Let H. $, Dot Il. Z. Madison, ". inc
RY ESTELLE mo and
Ceeksi. :; Thompson, E, Deeourt and
L BAsHDEY 90 lhov
eph e
eRT JULIE A..
sssSks, !, Dslcamos. =. weeks, " ~ "s
L
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-05-18

$50" "S" w ASpoeTtSoh y L SUP erbielle q f
Reynolds Miss a Bergere per ] ? s Miss
Ethel Bauman Fred Dccuir A Maumus Mrs
Lacour per A Lacour Ed Nereaux IT
Ewes Max Levy q p Bertrand Francois Gull
lotte BayardEd l. EstUrgs Albert Estorue
q Q Laughlia Mrs E Bauman per W B.uman
Il ID Stansoury per A Barrow L Heii q
Renoudet B Winters Jr
SEC. l II BE it therefore ordained
by the Mayor and Board of Trus. |
tees Of the City Of New Iberia
that q special election lie hereby
called to b. he'd il the City of New
Iberia with in the hours provided
~ law on Wednesday the Goth
lay OF June 1907, at which election
shall be submitted to tho D. ooerty /
az payers of The said City who
ire entitled to vote at said election
lnder the Constitution and laws
t this State the question Of levy
ng on all taxable property il the
lily Of New Iberia q tar or three
nd one half mills on the dollar ,,er
mum. or 30 much Of sneh three
nd one half mills - may ba ne :
essary for period Of te6 years in
ID OF the New lbeeia-St. Martin D
Northern Railroad Co. . corpor- y
on organized under the laws Of T.
% State Of Louisiana.
The said tar to be levied and r
'llected according to Law and con 4
rmAbly to the terms conditions .
u limitations recited a - here -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Albert Davis and Louise Hudson who
were called by the death of Mrs. Abbott
recently returned to their home at West
boro, Mass-M!llen and Helen Howard
spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Noble Fenn.--l1ss Vernace Lovett
IS home from her school IN Hmesburgh
for the holiday vacation Tho Ladies'
Aid society Of tho Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. Fred Brookins Friday.
Jan, 18th. Dinner viii be served All arc
cordially invltcd.-The Christmas cYer-
ces at the Methodist church in conncc-
tion with the treo We're much enioved.-
John Bryant returned from Weston, his
founer home, on Friday.-Mss Lena
Woods who has been spending a week
with her people at Weston returned to
this place last Saturday.-Gu Skinner
OF Cohoes, y. y. is spending the v'ecl,
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Elwin Skinncr,-The remains of Mrs Lucy
Abbott were recently brought here from
Pittsford and buried In the family lot
in Prospect cemetery.-Mrs. Sercpta
Smith went recently to St. Adams where
she will remain through the winter with
her daughter Mrs. John Noah-NIrs Jones
has returned to her home at Saratoga
Springs, y. y, after passing several
weeks at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eldridge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
SALISBURY.

Mrs. Sarah Walker, former resident
OF this place. died at Rutland Saturday
The remains were brought 10 West Sails
bury Monday for bural-Mr. and Mrs
George hin Of Middlebury visited Mr. and
Mrs. \. J. Wainwright the first Of the
wcek.-Charlos Duffcny and Lizzie CON
ant were married at Castleton December
N.-Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Cllppcr of
Bristol visited friends here Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Mack re
turned from East II ghEate where they
had been visiting Mrs. Mack's parents
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Leland stone
spent Chr'stmas al the homo of hts
father in New Ilaven Mlls.-A. f. Whit
ney and wife have returned from Ben
nington where they spent Christmas
with friends.--Alen Mason Of New York
arrived at the home Of hs parents last
SaturdaY.-Miss Grace sheldon spent a
few days with her people here recently
Mrs. James Severance. Mrs. II. II Skin
ner and Mrs. w. Sessions were recently
guests OF Mrs. =. T. BOardrran
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
STARKSBORO.

l.. K. Wyman has started for chicago.
being called there by the serious con-
dition of his brothcr-in-la who was
injured by train of cars passing
over his body.-Thc mission study
class will meet with Miss Jennie
Chambcrlln January 11.-1da Kingsley
Of New Haven ls the guest of Mrs
Edward lfunuon.-- Michael Crowley
was IN Burlington the last Of the week
TO see his wife, who recently under
went an operation in the hospital there
He reports that she is gaininE.-The
Huntington Association Of the Free Bap-
tlst Churches meets at Shady Rul, JaniI-
airy S. 6 and Z. II * expected that there
will he no serv'ces hero ON that sunday.
The following delegates were appointed
from this church: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
smith, Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Ferguson,
Mr. and Mrs John MaSheld. ana Silus
Thompson. The regular monthly meeting
OF the Free BAPTIST Church will be held
January l2 al y. ~. At three o'clock
will to held 8 90 adjourned meeting of
the Meeting House Association Miss
Madgc Ladoo IS visiting relatives In
Willston aad Burlington.-M MIR. ana
Mrs =. Ladoo visited a. }. \. Cockrcrs.
in Williston last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
THE NATIONAL, LIFE.
Statement os les Business ISSUED by
President DeBOer.

Montpelier, Jan. THE Hon. Joseph
DeBoer, president of the National Life
Insurance company, gave out to-day a
partial statement of the standing of that
company N the close of business last
Monday night
The gross assets are s37 80 2l3 iG: the
mortgage loans first Hens, are Sli Oi5, -
1882; municipal bonds, SlLGlG3l3. IS; pol
icy loans $i.7S7,99l..s; premium notes ST.
81 ,470.7i; real estate S652, COO. cash On
hand $G61.72o.9i; market value of bonds
over book value, $l23. 032 u: uncolected
and deferred premiums, sjG3 ZIG %
Tho total liabilities of the company arc
$23 2S7. oSG.O3. and the company has an nm
divided surplus OF 81, 223 l27 43 During 1905
the company issued or revived 13 lji
policies which represent an insurance of
S24479, 500. a. The company had at the
close of the year outstanding insurance
in Is, ,253 policies, a total of sl5l 25S, o0o, %.
This represents n gain in insurance for
the year of { Cos policies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
Attempting TO Build a Fire with
Kerosene When It Ex-
ploded.
WHOLE BODY SCORCHED
Doctors Give No Hope for Her Recoy.
cr!-iIrs. Donovan, In Whose IInuse
hrs. Tntc Lived, Made Heroic
Eescme of the Woman from
Immediate Death.

Waterbury. Jan Cora. tho r,v.,,.
Old wife of Arthur Tate, vii, ts ,n,nl,,..,
by Daniel y. Donovan of Mo~e.ovn ,,,,
fatally burned to-day White attc,,p+t,.,
To- start a lire witl kerosene Mr. and Wv.
Taie live UP sta,rs $50 the Uororlo. r....f.
"ncr which is about three miles f~or, ,t,,
Nllag" on the road 20 NIId,l,.,ox Sin, ,,.....
attempting TO build u fir. IN the s,o,., ...,..1
va pouring oil ON Tho wood ,,hc, .,.
oil snited ard the blaze ran ir.o -ro c,,
causing il to explode aud .hrr.,. +b. h,,,,.