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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

W. Lloyd joined her there very shortly. YOU
must have confidence i'll me- he said, bending over
her where she sat half-stunncd. Il promise you tho
boys life
"You tried to destroy it once" she said, looking
ZIP with great, tired eyes.
DO You really think had such intention? How
ever, you have enough faith in Dr. Parshcy to I'M
derstand he VIII permit wrOng?'
on, don't know she said wcarily
You arc tired out. 60 to bed and let me have
him. will not leave him till he is out OF danger
81 must be with him she said And then there
came chorus from below "lIush hush!' she
whispered, running to the balusters
NO, no, no! came the cries. four little eager,
distracted faces appearing, with the old coorcd one
behind them. lie tried 10 Kill Johnny! He'll kill
him now
NANNY Rose" said Dr.. Lloyd, tale your mis-
tres and the children away at once, or they will be
killing Johnny!' And Nanny Rose, who knew
what authority was swept the protesting rebels
down stairs Paula was already in the s;chroom.
The old Doctor left by-and-by The sunrise was
stealing through the dark at last, rcddcning the
world, and the birds singing, when DR.. Lloyd
went round to the other side OF the bed and lifted
Paula and laid her the lounge in the adjoining
room. He is going to live" Re said. Now
Sleep And the word "Slecp' on his lips and the
look in his eyes, were all she remembered before
deep slumbcr fell upon her
Nanny Rose stole into the room presently. He
waved her away and followed her ont. Take the
children, their clothes and books and toys, to my
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24
"Hayc you tried the new rcncdy?"

Have you tried the new rcn!cdy:'
NO, ! haven't you younger mems faith il new
remedies Md there is none to be had
"WouN YOU mind taking me in oonsultation:'
The Old Doctors face frightened, and then
gloomcl again We'll" he said III can't
q can't either, you Try me-
And compelled, against his will DR.. Par shlcy
turned about with him Through distant door he
saw the childrcn's faces in an angry clutter as he
went up the stairs.
"Dr. !loyd,' said the old Doctor, after quick
PRODUCTION, is 4 noted bactcro.ogist and thinks he
may succeed with new remedy | confess
81 cannot have experiments tried here said the
beautiful lady beside the bed.
"Hc,;oyc me- said Dr. Lloyd gently at is no
experiment. The child has, fear, but few hours
otherwise 1t is his only chance
True said DR.. Parshlcy.
"llc shall die in peace then" said the lady.
ihen'' said the Doctor, looking at her steadily
with his stcel-bluc eyes, Il shall proceed without
your permission And she never knew how i, hap
pcncd that she found herself outside the door.
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EEJC y was unmarried because he had
,VAN never met any woman worth Whiic TO
iAxH marry. As for love. no idea Of il had
W. entered his comprehension.
-s.&3 He lived alone, with man and maids,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-24

rcinushng his profession, in which he
had attained cnnencc and pursuing certain researches
which his excellent income allowed.
On side of his estate a rive, deep, but
hardly wider than creek; and the land wen; back
through gadc5 and gardens to the farm. Iii, house
in his mothers day beautiful, was interesting now
with faded vclvets whose scarlet silver with old
portraits aid worries .and Marnas immaculate house
keeping. Yet, when he considered, it seemed dcsc
Lite. But he had little time for considering; his
laboratory occupied him within doors, and when &c
walked abroad it chiefly with view 20 tie
examination of His frames ranged undc- elass icr
the action OF the lie congratulated himself cn
the quisN This is perfect he said so remote,
70 still
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
ROSE CREEK.

Tuesday was chicken day (prairie
chicken)
Light rain Friday morning is
bringing corn to the front
Flowing and threshing are the or
der of the day.
G.. K. Truesdell of Austin was a
business caller Monday evening.
Mr.. Peterson and wife returned to
their home at Waseca, after a two
weeks visit with the latter's parent,
John Rolf.
Mrs. Della Drown of MINNEAPOLIS
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bulson.
Quite a number of Rose Creekites
started Monday for the state fair.
DR.. J. S. Beagle and family started
Saturday for Montana They will
stop over in Minneapolis for a week
and take in the state fair.
Mrs. A. M. Dahle of Beloit, Wis.,,
and Mrs. o. H. Hagness of Moline,
ILL.,, sisters, and Miss Oleson, a niece,
are visiting at the Chris Johnson
home
DR.. J. S. Beagle of Milwaukee has
sold his farm two miles east of town.
Consideration $4,000.
About thirty-tive young ladies met
at the John Cronan home and gave
Miss Grace a parcel shower Miss
Grace is to be married Wednesday to
DR.. Peter Cress of Madison, Wis.
c. r. Varco is paying the follow
ing prices for produce: Hens, &c;
Springs, 13c; Ducks, &c; Eggs. 18c
dozen.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
OAKLAND.

Union services were held at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Peter j. Youngdahl of Mime
apolis, assistant state superintendent
of the Minnesota Anti-Saloon league,
gave a stirring and convincing ad-
dress on the evil of the saloon and
the work of banishing it. There was
large audience present.
A daughter was born to Mrs. John
F. Sheedy Thursday, Aug. 27.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Abe Young on Thursday
afternoon. Picnic supper. A hearty
welcome to all who attend.
Among those at the state fair this
week are John T. Bennett, Mike Nc
Court. James N. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bennett and Chas. H.
Lightley.
Will Bennett went to the state fair
Monday
Little Harry Sheedy is slowly re-
covering from his severe illness of
typhoid fever, but is still very ill.
A number of improvements have
been made on our school house.
School will commence next Monday.
Mrs. Gehagan of Geneva and her
sister, Florence, spent Thursday and
Friday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius.
J. E. Lugg is doing lots of work
with his camera these days.
Mr. Cornelius of Albert Lea spent
Sunday with his brother here.
Master Raymond Cecil Freeman
made his first appearance at church
Sunday afternoon and behaved very
nicely.
There was a large attendance at
the ice cream social given at the
church Friday evening by the Bap-
tist Young People. Receipts about
$19. An interesting program of music
and recitations was given.
Rev. H. B. Hazen and family Wis
tied friends here Friday and attended
the social in the evening.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
LYLE.

The political atmosphere is grow
ing warmer. Political fences are un-
dergolng repairs and the glad hand
is pelng frequently extended. Free
entertainments and political speeches
are the order of the day. Harlan G..
Palmer entertained large and ap-
prec1ative audience at the city hall
Friday evening and spoke to us on
the subject of county option. Mr..
Palmer is a fine appearing young
man. and in discussing county op-
tion, impressed his audience as be-
ing man of strong convictions and
he is not afraid of stating them pub
licly.' Friends of temperance will not
go amiss if they cast a ballot for
him at our primary election.
Rev. N. A. Palmer, president of the
Ant1-saloon League, spoke in the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Palmer is man of strong
convictions and gave us a clear and
unanswerable argument in favor of
county option and advised every
lover of law, order and justice to
support Harlan G. Palmer of LIE Roy.
Rev. Carlson will begin his pastor
ate with the Congregational church
next Sunday. He will also teach
two periods daily in our high school.
School begins Sept. Z with full
quota of teachers.
Work is being rushed at the can
ming factory.
Mr.. Kiesel of Kiesel's pharmacy
has returned from the cities, where
he has been spending few days
purchasing goods for the holidays.
Vote the Australian ballot, but
vote right.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Dan
Rawn Aug. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Stock of Nit
chell visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs. L. o. Olson, who has been Wis
iting at the Cobb home, returned to
Northfield Wednesday,.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
ADAMS.

~~ Miss Emma johnson of st. Paul is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Halvor, this week.
Peter Fossen of Minneapolis, a
brother of Mrs. Ole Starkson, spent
few days here last week.
Miss Minnie B. Lien of Mason
City, Ia., is visiting at the home OF
o. P. Hovey.
Rev. F. B. Reichl spent part of
last week at Winona, returning
home on Friday evening.
Mrs. A. M. Severson of Decorah,
a., spent Sunday at the John Mat
teson home north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Bagstad spent
few days last week visiting in the
vicinity of Lyle.
Marion Adams, who has spent the
last two months at Gurvin's depart
ed for his home at Milwaukee, Wis,
Thursday evening.
We are glad to report that Peter
Gurvin has greatly improved and
we all hope to see Peter around in
short time.
Miss Dora Thompson of Dexter is
visiting at T. Koloen home.
Miss Laura Larson departed for
home in Minneapolis last week after
spending the last two mnOths in this
vicinity.
Miss Clara Johnson went to Min
neapolis Friday morning to take in
the state fair this week.
Knute Larson of Lawler. Ia, came
up Saturday and spent Sunday at
the J. R. Johnson home, returning
homo IN Sunday evening"
F. S. Chamberlain of Staples,
Minn., who has bought the M. w.
Stiles barber shop, arrived in Adams
Friday evening and will commence
work at once. We are all sorry to see
Mr.. Stiles leave, as he is one of the
best BARRIERS that ever struck Adams:
Misses Helen and Hazel Klima de-
parted for their home at Owatonna
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie M. Dahle and children
of Austin spent Sunday with the P.
E. Opheim family.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tolks-
dorf on Aug. 20, boy.
Mrs. John Gaven of Austin and
Mrs. C. M. Tjosvold of Grand Forks,
N. D., are visiting at the home of L.
Klima this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Slindee spent
Sunday at the A. E. Peterson home
near Lyle gg.~.. ~.
Mrs. r. Larson and two children
of Chouteau, Mont, are visiting in
town this week.
j. w. Carr is looking after his
farm interests near Breckenridge,
MINI, this week.
Mrs Marit Tollefson died at the
home of Ole Finhart, Jr., last Sun.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
GRAND MEADOW.

Peter Nissen is here from Mon
tana for visit with relatives.
Geo. GLADDEN. of Grand Forks, N.
D., visited a few days last week in
the village.
The ladies of the M. E. church
held a social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Lewis on Friday evening
at which large number were pres
ent. ;~
Geo. Covell of High Forest visited
G.. c.. Cole on Wednesday last.
Vera Peyton entertained eight OF
the girls at a quilting.
c.. e. Hovda returned from his
Dakota visit on Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. VonBronkhOrst is visit
ing in Wells.
Mrs. Albert Nissen and little son
arrived from Aledo, ILL.,, on Wednes-
day.
The public are invited to a re-
ception on Monday evening, Sept. Z,
by the. board of education for the
faculty.
Mrs. Geo. Day went to st. Paul to
visit friends and attend the state
fair.
CT. Greening left Saturday even
ing to attend the G. "A. Il. encamp-
ment at Toledo, o.
This is the week of the great Min
nesota state fair and many will at
tend from here.
Miss M. A. Powell of Mazomanie,
Wis, visited Mrs. w. A. Nolan the
past week. She leaves for Seattle,
WASH, on Wednesday.
Maud Crane, Hilda Schleiger and
Myrtle Seabern left on Monday for
Winona to attend the normal the
coming year.
Miss Clara Caswell of Wincna ar
rived on Friday evening for a
weeks visit with relatives. She
will teach in Pine Island the COM
ing year and leaves for there on Sat-
urday.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. B. A. Johnson on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
::.sARG;EAN,Tl:S j

i Mrs R.*F. Schwartz left for . visit
with her parents at Ponca. sNeb.,: Or
! Friday. -" :: - fS>. r - s'fT.*
Eugene Eager of Dexter took the
train from here Saturday for the
Twin Cities. .5,:&4s - :. ':
Henry Hanson attended birthday
party Friday evening given in honor
of Miss Josie Knutson.
Oscar Schwartz is on the sick list.
Mrs. Herman Nelson and Mrs.
Hiram Kezar went to Austin We'd
nesday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Meyer will
leave this week for Dresden, N. D.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson and baby
are spending a week with Mrs. An
derson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strandum visited at
o. P. Frogner's in Haydeld last Sun
day.
Work on the new bank is being
pushed rapidly.
Mrs. E. B. Delzer of Hayfield Wis
tied at Bartel's this week.
Miss Myrtle Johnson was visiting
in town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Sergeant and
Miss Pearl Gordy went to Mortified
Saturday and from there they will
20 to the state fair.
Frank Grimm returned from Roch-
ester Wednesday and reports his lit
tie daughter doing nicely.
Miss Louisa Martin will attend
high school at Rochester the coming
year. She will go to Rochester next
Monday.
Mrs. Ed Erickson and little daugh-
ter, Edith, of Waltham, have been
visiting at Henry Grimm's and
called in town Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. MCGOWAN and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Kezar visited at
w. F. Markham's in Lansing on
Sunday
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
LIE ROY.

Rev. C. T. Hollowell of Northfield
supplied the pulpit in the Baptist
church Sunday.
Prof. Lord and family, who have
been visiting in LIE Roy the past
week left Monday for their home in
Chatfield
Mrs. John Oleson and sons of
Herndon. Ia, are guests of Mrs. OLE
sons father, C. A. Faulks.
The w. G. T. U. will meet on We'd
nesday of this week at the home Of
Mrs. H. Eckstein.
Mrs. James Findley died very
suddenly at her home in Minneapolis
Thursday evening, Aug. 27. The re-
mains were brought to LIE Roy, arriv-
ing Saturday. evening. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. T. E..
Sherman Monday afternoon at the
Presby church, where she was
formerly a member. Interment in
LIE Roy cemetery beside her husband
who proceeded her about six months,
his death also being very sudden.
Mrs. Findley has passed through
many severe trials and has born all
with great fortitude and Christian
resignation. One son was killed
when the cyclone visited LIE Roy. A
daughter was burned to death while
vainly trying to rescue her two little
boys, another daughter, after brief
illness, passed away. Two sons,
George of Minneapolis, and William
of Dakota, and two. daughters, Mrs.
Sawdy of Minneapolis and Mrs. A. c..
Smith of LIE Roy, survive her She
was born in Canada. Her maiden
! name was Bohen. For about thirty
years she was a resident of LIE Roy
and had many sincere friends here,
who sympathize with the bereaved
ones. -: 2
Mrs. VIM. Theophilus of Daven-
port. Ia, is visiting her many friends
in lie Roy.
Harlan G. Palmer, candidate for
! the legislature, spent Sunday in
Austin. ..
Prof and Mrs. w. o.. Lippitt came
Saturday evening and will make "a
brief visit with lie Roy relatives be-
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
VARCO,

Miss Alice French of Austin came
Thursday to visit Miss Efie Lott, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Johnson of Lyle and
Mrs. Johnson and children of Stac-
eyville visited at Riley Brooks on
| Thursday.
Mrs. D. o. Pratt returned home on
| Monday from visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edna Pratt, near Dexter.
A nine pound boy was born to Mrs.
Hall Aug. 25.
Eugene V. Hart is again under the
doctors care.
Judging from the number of auto
through here during the past few
days there will be a big crowd at the
state fair
| Mrs. E. H. Green Of Austin and Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. DeRemer of Nevada
! visited Mr.. and: Mrs. E. P. Spooner
| on Sunday. Mr.. Sjooner is suffering
from rheumatism.
James H. Aultfather loaded a car
| of fancy cattle and hogs for the state
fair on Friday.
Among those taking in the state
fair are M. J. Parmenter Mrs. ]. H.
Aultfather and Miss Clara Ault-
| father.
The Company threshing machine
! was at work at c. H. Lofts Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Brooks re-
turned home to Minneapolis last
week after a months visit with his
brothers here.
Mrs. Emma Halvorson and two sons
Of Sun Prairie, Wis. are visiting Mrs
w. f.. Kilgore. ...~~. :.
Work on rebuilding the bridge at
Officers Mill commenced Monday
The old bridge which was carried down
the river by the June freshet has been
hauled back and will be put in it's old
place. 4
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
DEXTER.

w. H. Pierce of La Crosse visited
with friends here Saturday, after
his return from Montana. He speaks
IN glowing terms of the opportuni-
ties in that region.
K. G. Laugen and family went to
Grand Meadow Saturday to visit with
relatives over Sunday.
George Reed, who recently DUR
chased meat market fixtures at
Wlnnebago reports a rushing trade.
He says he is a very busy man.
Mary Knutson returned Friday
from her visit in Austin.
During the thunder storm last
Friday, William Neubauer and John
Jech both lost a cow by lightning.
Ed Sheldon and a friend of Mil
Waukee, Wis, have been here since
the Goth, painting and otherwise i'm
proving the buildings on his place
north of the village.
Amos Welch of Rochester arrived
here the 25th to look after his crop
interests on his farm south of town.
Mrs. G.. J. Schottler and children
are expected home the last of the
Mrs. Joseph Mueller from Varco
called on her brother, DR.. Schottler,
Monday between trains.
Charlie Bulow, who was seriously
i'll last week, is now able to be
around once more and will soon be
at work again.
Sheriff Nicholson was in Dexter
Aug. 25th on business.
August Kirchner, who lives three
miles southwest of town lost his
house and barn by fire last week
Tuesday. The family was away at
the time of the fire and it is not
known how 1t originated.
G.. c. Clark and grandson, Glen, of
Brownsville were Dexter callers be-
tween trains Aug. "a.
Ernest Karow, Jr., of De Forest.
Wis, left for his home last Friday,
after assisting with the work in the
creamery here for a month
A number of Dexter people went to
the missional festival at the Evanger
church last Sunday. There were
three ministers beside the present in
cumbent, Rev. Guse, and sermons in
both English and German.
Hazel Dickens and her mother
are at Mankato, visiting with the
family of B. S. Benner. They will
return the last of the week.
Louis Budahn went to St. Paul
Monday to attend the state fair.
Richard Burke is attending to his
business.
Rae King went to Austin last
Wednesday to spend the balance of
the week.
Abe Vermilya and family went to
Dover and Little Valley Monday to
visit with i'm Vermilya
J. c. Vermilya and family went to
Plainview, Friday to visit relatives.
Miss Frieda Herms, who visited
at the Woodford home, returned to
her home at Watertown, Wis, Aug.
oath.
There was reunion of the Wat
; son family at the home of Walter
Watson last Sunday. The father of
Mr. Watson, who is here from Cali
!. fornia, was taken suddenly ill during
the day, and is in serious condition
at this writing.
w. F. BARLEY is at the state fair
this week where he has positi on.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02

- - r, = !. ii, :
day at the age Of % years. She was
ona Of the first settlers IN ;: Adams
township. s Funeral was held Tues
day. at Little Cedar church, Rev. o.
G. Myhre officiating.
o. F. Weaks, who has been work.
ing the J: G. Johnson, Jr., farm for
the last five years, is going to move
to Iaopi some time in October.
MRS. J. J. Georgen returned from
Camoy, Minn., last Monday evening.
MISS Tena Olson returned from
Austin Sunday evening.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
For Sale Cheap.

Two gasoline Stoves and q lot of
Large bird cages at 612 Lansing Ave.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Mrs. Susan Hormel's residence 80 s.
st Paul Street substantially built.
Twelve rooms, bath, hot air furnace.
Corner lot, beautiful shade trees. Pre-
fer cash deal but would consider trade
in farm land. If
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02

fore the professor takes up his school
duties at Excelsior. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Pelton of Sanora;
Wis, came Saturday evening. Mr..
Pelton is in very poor health. Mrs.
Pelton is sister of L. A. Knapp.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
ELKTON

There will be English services at St.
Johns Lutheran church next Sunday
afternoon Sept. 6. at 2:3O P. M. Subject;
! "AlmOst Persuaded.'
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02
Best Treatment for a Burn

If for no other reason, Cham mberlain's
Salve should be kept in every house.
hold on account of its great value in
the treatment of burns. 1t allays the
pain almost instantly, and unless the
injury is severe one, heals the parts
without leaving scar. This salve is
also unequaled for chapped hands, sore
nipples and diseases of the skin. Price
25 cents. For sale by all druggists
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-02

For sale or trade-A complete 26
horse power threshinK outfit south
ern Minnesota Land Co. tf
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-29
SEEKS DIVORCE
TO WE'D GIRL He
REALLY loves
Hasty Wedding OF Newark Youth
Followed by Deserti0n of
I6-Year-0ld Bride.
.If my wife fails to come back | win

III my wife fails TO come back | will
he In ciovcr and free TO we'd again.
Thus muses. lsadoro Sroshart. OF A.
Mercer street. his city. He has
brought suit against Mollic Baum Gross
bart for divorce on the ground OF de-
sertion.
II have found the maid l really love-"
said he, land II n get tho Old mar
riaxe tin broken. how happy | with I've
and what n celebration l viii have
The present action is the inish Of q
romance. climaSed by a hasty mar
riagc ~Soieninised by Judge Abraham
Cohen. OF Hroome street. on January \,
1900
Grcseart Is n prosperous clgarmaker
and son ~ Mr., and Mrs solomon Meyer
GrosesTt. az Mercer street, one OF the
leading families IN the 'Nill' section,
The marriage WAS opposed by his
family and three months after the
knot was tied. the hridc. who was
scarcely sixteen years old, deserted him
and With or parents located In Chicago.
The rtointin has not seen his wife. or
heard nom her since she packed her
wedding gown and fed
Coun seller Philip j Schotland Is the
solicitor for the petitioner and the case
VIII be heard before the viee-chaneellor
on August "a
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-29
COLBY PITCHES
INTO RAYMOND,
LIKELY OPPONENT
Senator ROasts Assistant Pros
ecutor, Slated to Run for
Office Former Holds.

Shots at First Assistant Prosecutor
Thomas L. Raymond, the prospective
Regular Republican candidate for the
Senatorial nomination. characterized
speeches made by Senator Everett
Colby, Of the New Idea. who has al
ready announced his determination TO
fight Raymond to the finish.
The speeches were made AT two rallies
last night. one In the "Hill'' section In
the Sixth Ward. and the other at the
Lincoln Club in North Seventh street.
Former A~ssemblyman Gustav Roeber
presided at the first named and Alder
man Jerome T. Congleton In Roseville.
Both speeches were practically alike.
Does Judge Raymond think that l
haven't got the brains to hold the job
to which l was elected?". demanded
Mr.. Colby, ''or does he simply want
the positions
The best explanation I can find for
Mr., Raymond's candidacy against me
is that the people who are supplying
the money want me beaten.
II will put up the best scrap I know
become discouraged. as they think. but
will 40 on fighting.'
III they beat us this year" he
added. they win spend their money,
but won't get rid OF us. We can stay
in the rae as long as they car and
even longer. l am sure that o will
all agree that we tried TO serve the
people and not the corporations"