davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23
St. Paul, Mimi, % grudnia. -

Adwokat FrancisZek b. Hart z
Minneapolis, ktory przed paru
dniami w liscie do gubernatora /
naczelnego sedziego krytykowal
decyzye, najwyzszego trybunaiu l
sedzi6w, w MIN zasiadajacych, u
znal "a niekompetentnych, otrzy-
NAL wezwanie cd wladzy sadowej,
ably sic stawi} pred specyalnym
sqdem pod zarzutem lekcewazenia
sadow. Adwokatowi grozi utrata
patentu.
Jefferson City, Mo-, % grudnia.
: w tutejszem stanowem Wiezle-
niu karnem wybuchla ospa. ma ra-
zie spostrzezono try wypadki u
wiezni6w. Wobec tego wladze
stanowe kazaly zaraz wiezienie
sciSle cd miasta izolowac, wszyst-
kim wiezniom dla pewnosci ospe
szczepic, a towar wywozony z
wiezienia najpierw desynfekcyo-
nowac.
Morton, MINI, % grudnia. -
Iron Shield (zelazna tarcza), szef
Indyan szczepu Sioux umarl w re-
zerwacyi swojej 25 mil Cd Morton
oddalonej. Iron Shield byi przyja-
cielem bialych w roku 1862 we
wojnie bialych Indyanami i ma
lezal do najzaufahszych przewod-
nikow generala Sibley. Umarl on
w rs roku zycia.
Reno, New, % grudnia. - Gu-
bernator Stanu Nevada publicznie
zauwazyi, ze prezydent Roosevelt
grubo zbladzil, wycofujac wojska
z Goldfieldu. Welding pierwszych
planow gen. Funstona czesc woj-
ska miala przesiedzieG Gala zime
w tenn miescie w razie potrzeby
usmierzyc rozruchy robotnicze.
Gubernator obawia sic krwawej
rzezi, ktora strajkierzy lamistraj-
kom .sprawic obiecuja.
Jacobs Creek, Pa, % grudnia.
= Z $50 zasypanych gornk6w
wydobyto zaledwie SO. Wszystkie
cia}a So poszarpane do niepozna-
MIA. Praca ratunkowa idzie bardzo
powoli, ganki So zasypane, brak
Swiezego powietrza - wszystko
to przeszkadza piracy.
Pittsburg, Pa, 20 grudnia. -
Pociag pocztowy z Chicago ma ko-
lei Pennsylvania zderzyl sic wczo
raj Wleczorem poclagiem tracll-
towym w Bolivar, miescie 80 mil
cd Pittsburgh oddalonem. Klerk
pocztowy i jedenastu pasazerow
odnioslo lehkie rany.
San Antonio, Texas, % grudnia.
= Po obrachoWaniu dziesiecio-
dniowej strzelaniny do tanczy A.
Toepperwein moze sobie powin-
szowac, re 72,50O strzalow chy-
biz tylko 9 razy. Toepperwein
strzela} ma odlegiose 20 stop.
Washington, D. c., % grud-
mia. - zadania Filipihczyk6w, a.
by towary ich oprocz cukru, ryzu
i tytoniu wolne byly Cd ella. ME
beda przyjete TAX satno, jak ma SO
konkresie. Bill" ten przyjdzie
pod obrady DO Swietach.
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PRZEGLAD
POUTYEI MlEDzYHAROOOWEI
Chicago, 23 grudnia. -

Chicago, % grudnia. -
lrrfew niemiech; Wlocz o spra-
vie po,skieD.
Niemcy ochlona6 ME moga
o5urzenia na wtracenie sic par
,amen.u austryackiego do wnie-
s;oaei W sejmie pruskim ustawy
O wvwlaszczeniu Polakow,
palurzedowa ,,kreuzzeitung
tax Pisze:
Wobec fanatycznego charakte-
n polskosci dziwit sic ME MONA
,emu wvstqpieniu, lecz co kazde-
90 zadziwit musi, to fakt, re pre-
zrlent austryackiej izby uznai
wmieszanie sic W wewnetrne sto-
surld zaprzyjaznionego mocar-
s.wa "a dopuszczalne ze uwazai
o-ezvdeta gabinetu "a wlasciwa
;astancve dla wysiuchania skarg
0osla Glabinskiego. Galicyjskim
07litvkom brak zrozumienia mic
dzvnarodowych zwyczajow. Gu
ia sic oai bardzo ma silach w swo-
lei autonomii ! wplywie, jaki We
dug starei tradycyi wywieraja W
Ausrryi, wiec probuja skompro-
mi,owac stanowisllo austryackie-
so gabinetu.
rNreuzzeitung'' przyPomlna,
ia.;e trudnosci miaI hr. Golu-
chouski, gdy chodzilo 0 zazegna-
ne niezadowolenia powodu
wrsceaia sic sejnu galicyjskie-
50 W sp7awe wrzesihska. Stano-
wisso obecnego rzadu wiedeh-
slieCo lest bardzo zdecydowane
iodrzuci on wszelkie proby. kto-
-e5v chciaiy spowodowac inter-
wsacye niedopuszczalna. ,,Moze-
ny wiec spokojnie patrzec, jak
Panowie z Kola polsligo kompro-
mi-uiq sic w swoiej manii wiel-
losci. Jezeli juz kto ma mice po-
wod DO zazalenia sic w drodze
typ,2maycznej na naduzycia re
s,ro0y zagranicy, to predzej my
na Ga!icye, gdyz jeszcze pred 20
La.y G6rnv Slqsk byl krajem sPo-
ko,rym lojalnym, a dopiero pol
SKA Propaganda. wychodzaca
Jc,i.yi, zdoIala tam zaszczepic
dueaa Przewrotu. Jeste5my "a u
'-zymaniem przyiaznych stosun-
S'w miedzy obu panstwami, ale
z ego ME wyplywa jeszcze, aby-
smy mjeli zachowywac sic obo-
Istnie, gdy niebezpieczni agitato-
rzy przybywaja do naszych kra-
j6w.
lest 70 szczytem bezczelnoSci,
7e politycy galicyjscy oSmielaJa
SIC kontrolowac zarzadzenia Pru-.
Ss'.ei monarchii i usiiuja zmobili-
zowat wiedenski ,Ball-platz"
lm.nisteryum spraw zagranicz-
nych. Przyp. Red) przeciw Mem
CON. Jestesmy przekonani, ze W
"iedniu znana jest istotna sytu-
a'ya W peini rozumieja tam "a
rz2dzenia, do ktorych musielismy
Sc uciec dla wiasnego bezpie-
czehstwa".
Berlin. Neueste Nachrichten"
"yraza sic podobnie W artykule
za'ytuiowanym: nB ezczelne
"nieszanie sic we wewnetrzne
'Prawy niemieoltie. !" Austryacd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23
Oryginalna ,.Gwiazdka"

John w. Craig, 217 La Sale
ave., "znalazP' dla siebie original
ma "Gwiazdke", kt6ra tez zainie-
RIA zatrzymac jake podarek z ME
ba. Kiedy wczorai wieczorem oko-
10 zodz. 8 szedf do domu przez uli-
ce Superior, uslyszaf wyraznie
place niemowlecia. Idac "a gfosern
slyszanem, spostrzeg} II welscia
domu pm. 2O7 Superior str. lezacs
niemowle, moze 9 dniowe, wido
cznie przez matke porzucone. Y.
kt6ry jest bezdzienym wraz 70
iona dawno zyczy} sobie adopto-
wac jakies dziecko, uwaza to -
zrzadzenie nieba got6w Jest dzie.
cko zatrzymac, iezeli rodzice tegoA
sic ME mazda. Ma razie marsla
dziecko zaniest ma policye PREY e.
Chicago ave. i "a jei posrednfct'
wen pomiescic niemowle W schro'
nisku sw. Wincentego.
Dwie dziewczynki uprowadzane'
Robotnik Frank Selling, 1SS
Sedgwick str, cd soboty szuka
swoich dw6ch c6rek, 13 letniej r.
stery i II letniej Mildred, 0daje
sic, re uprowadzifa ie ich wiasns
matka. Sellingowie zyli W niezgo
die; W koncu pred trzema raie-
siacami Sellingowa opuscila mata
i zamieszkala przy Seminary ave.
w sobote popo}udniu, kiedy Sell
ling byl u piracy, a dziewczatka ba-
willy sie ma ulicy, zblizy}a sic do
mich, - jak widzieli sasiedzi, =
iakas zakwefiona kobieta, posta-
ci podobna do Sellingowci, i roa-
m6wiwszy sic niemi kr6tko, "a
bra}a je ze soba. Kiedy Selling
wieczorem powrocif i szukai swych
c6rek, opowiedziamo mu, co sig STA
10. Uda} sic sam ma Seminary ave.
gdzie mieszka}a jego zona, ale tam
mu powiedziano, re sic wyprow'a-
dzifa. Prosi} przeto policye, aoy
zaie}a sic szukaniem dzionczatt'k.
Eksplozya.
Onegdaj wieczorem wydarzyfa
sic eksplozya W poblizu mostu ma
Division ul. i skutki jei byly ia
talne. Ma statek frachtowy, male
zacy do Barrett Roofing Co.,
przyciagniety przez holowiec, Ia
dowano smole. Ma statku 0znaido-
wal sic 81 letni kapitan holowca,
George Nc Donald, maszynista
Thomas Corrigan i majtek Schaf-
fer. Smole wlewano przez rure se-
lama z gazowni ma rogu Elston
Division str. Smo}a by}a wrzaca,
gdyz inaczej przelewac sic hie da-
je, ale zdaje sic, re temperature
jej byfa "a wysoka i wywiazai sig
gaz, kt6ry eksplodowal tax, ze rura
pekia. Uslyszeli hulk eksplozyi lu-
die ma moscie zatrudnieni mad
biegli natychmiast; MIN dobiegii,
nastapila druga eksplozya. Majtek
Schaffer niezawodnie wpadl We
wode i utona}, DO 20 ME znalezio-
no; kapitan Nc Donald j maszy-
nista Corrigan upadli, straciwszy
przytomnosc, ale Corrigan przy-
szed} do siebie spostrzegf, ie po'
wstai polar, kt6ry zagraza} hollow
cowi. 'Pomimo, re byf poparzoay
W rece, skoczyi ma holowiec, przez
plomienie, wprawii W ruch maszy-
ne statek W box usunal. Tymcza-
sem inni ludzie starali sic wydo.
bye kapitana Nc Donalda otoc1o-
nego psomieniami, ale udaio i'm
sic to dopiero, kiedy pomoca i'm
przyszedi Corrigan. Kapitan Mo
Donald zostal przewieziouy do
szpitala norweAkiego; ma on bar
do cieakie rany poparzenia, pod
czas gdy rany Corrigana mniei 50
niebezpieczne, choc bardzo bolcs-
ne. Zwlok Schaffera ME udalo sic
jeszcze wydobyc z wody.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

hSJ 1EDd NS PulOW 0lI MI ny ~
nareszcie 354 giosami przeciw 177
ustawe, moca ktorej majatek ko-
scielny przekazuje sic wiadzom
panstwowym, departamentowym
komunalnym. Najwieksze zain-
teresowanie budzifa onegdajsza
nova pred kohcowa uchwala W
tel sprawie, jaka wypowiedzial o.
pat Lemire, deputowany Hase-
BRONX. Mianowicie mowil on o
tenn, il nalezy zawsze dazye do
pogodzenia interesow KoSciola Z
interesami ogolnyni - bez szko-
dy dla zadnych; obecne zas po-
za}owania godne poiozenie Kos
ciola francuskiego nalezy przypi-
sac zlyn informacyom Watyka-
nu i niekt6rym posfom, ktorzy u
siluja odiaczyc cd siebie te diva
pojecia: katolicyzm republika-
nizm.
Paryz, % grudnia. = General
Drude donosi Marokka, ze dwie
francuskie kolumny wojskowe O.
toczyly W gorach kryjowke szcze-
pu Benis Hassan, ktory ma wy
padek powrotu bedzie musiai sic
zetrzec w walce z daleko spraW-
niejszym zoinierzem europejskim,
Londyn, % grudnia. : Angiel-
ski STANDARD" dowiaduje sic z
dobrze poinformowanych zrodei,
ze rad brytyjski bedzie stacocyo-
nowai nawa eskadre kazownikow
ma Oceanic Spokojnym zaiozy W
tym celu nowy port wojenny W
Esquimault ma poiudniowem wy
brzoiu wysQy Vancouver. Nova
ia eskadra, ktora sic ma skladae
z dotychczasowej eskadry krazo-
wnik6w 4 tllasy z kilku KRAKOW
nik6w klasy t. wv. County" ma
bye ma miejscu swego przeznacze-
MIA w maju 1908 roku.
= Podanej powyzej wiadono-
sci W ,,Standardzie" zaprzeczono
natychmiast w biurze brytyJskeJ
adniralicyi, kiedy przedstawiciel
prasy zwiazkowei przybys tamze
celem sprawdzenia tel enuncyacyi
dziennikarskiej.
Londyn, % grudnia. - Oneg-
daj przetransportowano stad 5oO,-
900 funt6w szterlingow w zlocie
do Liverpoolu, a stamtad paro-
wiec ,,Campania' przewiezie je
do New. IonKu.
Wiedeh, % grudnia, - Cesarz
Franciszek Jozef 1. powrocil wczo-
raj do stolicy wSrod ogolnej RADIO
Sci mieszkancow Wiednia. Ulice,
ktoremi przejezdzai cesarski C.
kwipaz, roily sic cd tysiacznego
tlumu rozentuzyazmowanej publi-
cznoSci. Kiedy monarcha przybyi
przed zamek dworski, powital go
imieniem miasta burmistrz DR..
Lueger.
Pozniej nieco przyjmowai ce-
sarz w sail tronowej ma zamku
czionkow delegacyj austryackiej
wegierskiej odczytai wobec Mich
move tronowa, W ktorej poruszyl
glowne zagadnienia polityki au-
stryacko wegierkiej do zagrani-
cy sprawy wewnetrzne pahstwa.
Budapest, % grudnia. - DR..
Wekerle, wegierski prezydent mi
nistrow i byly minister sprawie-
dliwosci Polonyi stoczyli wczoraj
pojedynek ma szable. Pojedynek
ten, ktorego powodem byla ME
dawna ostra kiotnia ich w sejrnie
wegierskim skohczyi sic W sposob
bezkrwawy, a obaj przeciwnicy
sic pogodzili.
Petersburg, % grudnia. - w
Jekaterynosiawiu powieszono O.
statnio siedmiu mezczyzn, obwi-
nionych o rabunek. w Sebastopo-
lu zostali zasadzeni ma smierc
czterej zolnierze, ktorzy brali t.
dzial w niedawnym buncie tam
tejszego pulku wojska. w tym sa-
mym mniej wiecej czasie wydano
DIVA wyroki Smierci W Smolensku,
.oJo,, ~, NT~e1,,,,;a 1ro1 ~ iod1vr1
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/ T3IEi gK0iClRGn VIC FralCVl.
Anglia Sic flote na Pacyfik.
Stolica Austryi vita swego cesarza. Pojedynek
Ministr6w.
WTOki SnliGrCi " ROsyi.
w Persyi szach zaprzysiagl
Konstytucye.
MEDIA DZIATWY SZKOLNEJ W BERL1NIE.
=
nenie royjSkegO rewOlueyOny GrOza straku tramwajO
zbrOdna Ospa wiezienu Zgon wybitnego
WyrOki SmisrCl W ROsyL.
NEDZA DZIATWY sZKOLNRJ W BERLINIE

roSySiegO rewOucyOnsy GrOza Straku tamWaO-
Vego Ospa wiezienu Zgon wybitnego
ZOdfeld KataSrofa kolejowa Ceny strzeiec
Zadanie F1pin ME bedzie uwzgledniOne.
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do Waszyngtonu o godz. IL przed-
poludniem.
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F. L. Adams was in South
Newbury Saturday enjoying the
past time of amateur phOtog-
raphy.
F. S. Edwards of Manchester
is spending a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Ed
wards.
Young Amos Sawyer returned
from his visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Asa T. Shaw at Bellows Falls,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. E. Parker
spent Sunday in Lisbon, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. B.
Moulton.
p. II. LaChance and niece,
AntOniette LaChance spent the
day, Saturday, at White River
Junction.
Mrs. Lizzie Hyland is this week
moving from Miss Strickland's
house into the Mrs. Hattie Row
ell house.
Margaret Robshaw returned
this week from her visit with
her aunt, Mrs. II. w. Lowd, at
Bellows Falls.
Miss Edith Brooks, who teach
es in st. Johnsbury, is spending
the week with Mrs. Annie Spald-
ing and Mrs. E. A. Gibbs.
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GRACE CHURCH
NOTES Rev. J. A. Dizon'
Pastor.

The Easter music in quantity
and quality was very much en-
joyed.
Next Sunday, Mr.. Dixon will
resume his preaching on Genesis
and will take for his text, Gene
sis 1 :27. His theme will be, ''Did
God Make Man, or, Did Man
Make God?"
Sunday school and Lecture
class.
Junior League at o'clock.
a fortnight ago Sunday even
ing our subject was the "Undecid-
ed Man" The second sermon in
this series will be delivered Sun
day night and is entitled "The
Impulsive Man" and is based on
the saying of Simon Peter, Acts
3:G, Z.
Tuesday evening 7:3O League
meeting.
Thursday evening 7:30 Prayer
meeting.
There will be a Cabinet meeting
of the Epworth League, fifteen
minutes before the Devotional
service and a business meeting
after the service.
All who are to take part in
'The Deestrick Skule" will please
be present in the vestry at Z
o'clock next Wednesday evening.
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NEW BOOKS AT THE
LIBRARY.

The Spoilers Rex Beacl
BY the Light of the Soul,
Mary E. wilkins Freeman
DR.. Grenfell's Parish,
Norman Duncan
The Corner House,
Fred NJ. White
Sword of the Old Frontier,
Randall Parrish
Bob Hampton of Placer,
Randall Parrish
Running Water, A. E. w. Mason
Temporal Power, Marie Corelli
Marie COrelli, the writer and the
woman, Coates & Bell
The Port of Missing Men,
Meredith Nicholson
A Spinner in the Sun,
Myrtle Reed
Half a Rogue, Harold MacGrath
Max Fargus, Owen johnson
Ann Boyd, Will Harden
White Fang, Jack London
The MalefactOr,
E. Phillips Oppenheim
The Human Boy, Eden Phillpotts
Seeing France with Uncle John,
Mrs. Anne Warner
The Awakening of Helena Richie,
Margaret Deland
The Doctor, Ralph COnnOr
A Knight of the Cumberland,
John Fox, Jr.
Whispering Smith,
F. H. Spearman
The Leader, Mary Dillon
The ROadbuilders,
Samuel Merwin
The Balance of Power,
a. T. Goodrich
Mr.. Pratt, Joseph c. Lincoln
The Opened Shutters,
Clara Louise Burnham
Jane Gable, G. B. McCutcheOn
The names of thte books recent (
Iy given to the Library by Mr..
Arthur E. PearsOns of ROXbury,
Mass, are as follows:
Certain Delightful English Towns
w. ID. Howells
Four Aspects of Civic Duty,
See. w. II. Taft
Wheels in France,
NJ. NJ. Shoemaker
lincoln the Lawyer, f. L. Hill |
)ur Constitution,
E. W. Townsend
inventors at Work, George Hes
Iew Egypt, A. B. DeGuerville
low to Appreciate Music,
Gustav KObbe
soils. s. W. Fletcher ]
The New Earth, w. S. HarwoOd
he Transition in Agriculture,
Z. A. Pratt
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9o0oooo9ooo9 9o0oo0oooo
az BRADFORD az
eocooooooo5 Sooooo9

Mrs. f. L. Adams and Hazel
returned from Bellows Falls,
Tuesday.
John 7. Kent spent Monday
and Tuesday with relatives at St.
JOhnsbury.
Mrs. Marcia Teller and daugh-
ter Ruth spent the day, Saturday,
at LittletOn.
F. Ross Howe spent Sunday
with his grandfather, S. r. Han
cock, at WOodsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Hale of st.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with
their son, A. E. Hale.
Miss Christie Wright of Lis
bon is visiting her grandmother,
Ella SillOway, this week.
Gen. w. H. Gilmore has been
confined to his bed this week,
with an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Harry Renfrew spent the
day, Tuesday, with her brother,
George Hiland, at Woodsville.
DIR. E. T. Smith, Jr., of Spring
field, Mass, was called to Guild
hall for expert testimony on
damage case and on his return
spent the day, Saturday, with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. T.
Smith.
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CONGREGATIONAL
JOTTlNGS Rev. Henry kiIbOuF'

! The first record book of the
COng'l Church of Bradford is a
valuable document, dating a
hundred years back. 1t has been
borrowed during the past year
and now cannot be found. Any
trace of it will be gratefully re
ceiyed by the pastor or clerk, A
f. Johnson.
The Officers of the Sunday
School have appointed class cap
tains for the three months at
tendance contest which has now
begun.
The grand result of all the
Holy Week and Easter celebra-
ton may be found in the closing
command and promise in Matt
28:19 and 20.
/ The subject for c. e. Tuesday
night "The Conservation Of One
Day in Seven" Jer. 17:19-27.
Leader, Mr.. Slack.
The WOman's Union will meet
with Mrs. Farnham Tuesday,
April 8 at 3. p. m. Subject, Nor
monism. Paper, The Iron Rule
of MOrmonism, by Mrs, Prichard.
Readings, The Story of Utah,
What of the Night. Roll call.
Discussion of papers.
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FARM FOR SALE.

| want to sell my Farm pleasantly located
between Ely Post Mills and West Fairlee Village
on the shore of Fairlee Lake, in West Farlee, Vt.
on the stage road, mail brought to your door
Farm consists of rs acres moving, tillage and pas
turage, less, all in a high state of cult
walton, cuts 30 tons of Hay, two crops grand
sugar orchard, apple orchard, all grated fruit
condition. plenty of wood, and said to be 100000
feet or more of pine and other lumber right to
cut. Several very nice building lots for summer
cottages on the Grove near Lake. Creamery
only short distance, running water to house
and barn, buildings all painted and in first class
condition, fine new hen house; and all other
buildings that go with hrst-class Farm, one of
the best Farms to make money on in Orange
County. viii sell Stock Tools, etc., if desired
with Farm. Come and look it over and get
-.. J. F. ABBOTT,
Post Office, South Farlee, Vt.
Local Telephone.
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NOTICE.

The Carpenters, Painters, Plumbers
and Masons of Woodsville and Wells
River have adopted the nine hour per
day system to take effect the first of
May Any labor performed by them in
excess of nine hours each day will be
charged as extra time.
The attention of the public is called
to this notice that all may be informed
of it's terms. Per order. 25-2S
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-04-05

DR.. George E. Chamberlin,
lately of Manila, who has been
visiting his sister in Boston for
some weeks, is now visiting his
uncle, Capt. P. S. Chamberlin
for a few days.
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WANTED-Stock for our pastures.
We have the best pastures with never
failing water in this vicinity. Cheap
rates. PIKE MFG. Co., Pike, N. H.
26-29
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Snecial Announcements

Obituary Notices and Resolutions, cents
per line. Reading Notices under Special
Announcement 10 cents a line, each fnser-
ton; among locals, 20 cents. Card OF
Thanks, so cents.
All purely business notices PUBLISH ed in
our reading columns, and all advertise
nents of church, Sunday-schOOl and other
fairs, excursions, ETC., where money is ex-
pected to be realized, will be charged for
at our regular rates. Editorial notices of
s~"h "Hairs will be published free.
SUGAR AND SYRUP LABELS ALSO
SUGAR WRAPPING PAPER, PRINTED AND
FOR SALE AT THE OPINION OFFICE.
WANTED.-Wood choppers, apply at
mill Of International Toothpick Co.,
Bradford, Vt. 20
Green cut bone, ground while you
wait, for Poultry, at Browns Meat
Market, Bradford.
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A CARD.

We the undersigned do hereby agree
to refund the money on a fifty cent bot
tie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure your cough or
cold, we also guarantee a twenty-five
cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
CUNNINGHAM PHARMACY,
w. H. Buck,
Robe & AMEs,
A. II. Cotton,
B. w. ABBOTT,
r.. z. GEORGE,
"A. w. JAQUITH.
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ACADEMY NOTES.

School opens Tuesday morning.
Thus we escape all fools day,
quite appropriately.
Our register contains 81
names. Miss Ware has not yet
returned. Miss Sanborn is tax
ing in the Washington trip with
the party from Springfield, VT,
where her brother, Mr.. Roscoe is
principal. She will be back in
school next week Jay Fulton
has left school to work on a
farm.
Miss Florence Howard, a
Spalding High School senior Wis
tied school Wednesday afternoon.
Base Ball is the subject of ath-
letic interest now. Announce
ments of games will come later.
The Seniors take up outside
reading of English classics for
their work this term. The Jun
iors begin the study of Byron.
The SOphomOres continue their
reading of Shakespeare. Next
week the Freshmen will take up
the study of LOngfellOw.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Parker gave
a whist party at Hotel Low, Tues
day evening. There were sixty
four in attendance. Refresh
ments were served in the dining
room at the close of the game.
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Mrs. w. S. Masten of Lyndon
vile spent the last of the week
with her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Child.
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WANTED-Younng cattle to pasture
| will keep yearlings for $1.25 for the
summer, JOHN WOODWARD, Bradford.
26-27
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Montpelier & Wells RiverR. r,

Effective Oct Sth, 1900
TRAINS WEST:
Trains leave WELLS RIVER except Sunday
at 200, 1000 a. M, 3.35 p. m. for
South Ryegate, ,Groton, Marshheld, Plainfeld
Montpelier and Barre.
TRAINS EAST:
Leave Barre, 7.3OA. M, 1890, 800, p. NJ,
Leave Montpelier, 8. .OOA.M M, Ito, t4.1O z. M.
MIXED.
w. A. STOWELI, Gen' Manager,
F. w. STANYAN, Superintendent,
F. w. MORSE. GenI Pass Agt
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CARPENTERS WANTED AT ONCE-Three
or four, good, clean men to do ordin-
ary carpentering. Steady employment; /;
fair wages PIKE MFG., Co., Pike
\ LII
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JAMES BRENNAN,
f. W. PIERCE Select
q s RnnEna

Notice is hereby given that John NJ.
Taylor, druggist and registered phar-
macist and a resident of and doing
business in the Village and Town of
Bradford, VT, has applied for a Lii
cense of the fifth class to sell intoxi-
eating liquors for medicinal purposes
at his present place of business on
Main Street in the Village and Town
of Bradford and has complied with
the Statutes in such cases made and
provided.
THEREFORE,, We, the Selectmen of
Bradford give notice that in compli-
ance with Section 13, Act. No. 115 of
the Acts of 1904 there will be a public
hearing on the before mentioned appli-
cation in the Selectmen's Office in
Union Block in the Village of Brad
ford on Saturday, April 9th, at 2
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of show
ing cause, if any, why said application
should not be granted.
n. w. CUNNINGHAM, Selectmen
e. G. DURGAN, of
FRANK LAMB, Bradford.
Bradford, VT, April 9TH, 1906. 26-2S
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WE GUARANTEE

LIX-ALL, Gray's War; anted Laxative
Cough and Cold Cure, a compound of
HONEY, HoREHOUND, CAsCARA and
WHITE PINE TAR to cure your Cough
or Cold; If it fails we refund your
money. 1t relieves WhOoping cough
and prevents Pneumonia.
J. NJ. TAYLOR, Bradford,
CUNNINGHAM's PHARMACY,
B. w. ABBOTT, Fairlee,
RoBIE & AMEs. PIERMoNT,
G. o. HoLToN, Newbury.