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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE or LOUISA II. pEAsF

The undersigned. having been appointed ,y
the Hon Probate Court for the District 81
Randolph Commissioners 10 receive, exam.
inc and adjust the claims and demands az All
persons against the estate Of Louisa MI Pease
late of Orange. IN said district deceased
and all claims exhibited 10 Offset thereto, here.
by give notice thatwe Will meet for the purpose
aforesaid AZ the Town Hall In the Town
Of Orange. in said district on the s1zt day
Of july and 18th day of December next
from II O'clock An until o'clock r. H., each
OF said DAYS. aud that six months from the 18th
day Of june A. p. 1908 liz the time limited
BY said Court for said creditors to present their
claims 70 us for examination and allowance.
Dateo at Orange this 2Sd day Of June, A. D.
1905
FRANK j MARTIN, Commits
r. EDISON BEARD. sioners.
June 1880, July
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
WINE GOODS.

We are only speaking of goods that
are in great demand at the present
time goods that we cali very cheap.
Long Cloth has growing demand. A
recent purchase allows us to offer a
IL 1-2c Long Cloth that sold In January
at 15c, now at I0cper yard, or l2-yard
piece for 81. 10.
12-yard piece Of l8c Long Cloth now
at $I.65 per piece.
45-inch White Shrunk Lawn, very
fine and firm, at use per yard
The above prices are only for this
one lot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Auction tonight At o'clock.
"A few $3.50 auto coats for sl0-O0aa
Fits
Remember the dance at the X. Of q.
hall, next Wednesday evening, june "a.
Special SIPS white silk long gloves
for ne az Naughan's,
Fred Simpson and William Marion
visited friends in Burlington over Sum
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
SWISSFLOUNCINOSAND INSERTIONS

Here is a lot Of very finest goods that
we have been selling wedding and grad
uation costumes from. Lots that are
getting broken as to matching.
Swiss Embroideries, fine enough for
whole dresses or very fine underskirts.
These Embroideries come In hounc-
ings, from 18 to IA inches wide, and In
sertions, from to 10 inches wide, that
have sold at 65c, 75c, SIC, $L0O and
$l.25. Now all at one price, only 40c per
yard. (The cheapest lot Of hrst-ciass
Embroideries That we have ever had
in sale.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

TIE Man-rd give anything II yoa
would kiss ne The Maid-But the
scientists sa7 that kisses breed dis
vase. The MaD-oh. never mind that
Go ahead and make me an invalid fer
life.-phnadelphia Inquirer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
700 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR gALF--C Cheap a new, large room cot
tage, all modern. Call and see II, No. TO, War.
rem street. S5rf
FOR sALE-~Nnnber OF wagons and harness
Call 10 Plain street. s5tf
FOUND---Lady's pockethouk Monday after.
noon Owner can have same by proving prom
erty and paying Tor this al Az the Times
office. s5ti
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
IS A SUICIDE
Wife Found Dead Body Sitting Be
side Gas Tube.
Notes Ia Her and tn Coroner Tell Of
His Purpose 90 Hasten APP
pFOaching End.

Sitting in a chair I'm his room on the
second floor Of COO New Jersey avenue
northwest, Thomas Jones. forty-fve years
old, was found dead by his wife yester-
day afternoon about o'clock On a ia
bic near by lay the end OF a gas tube CON
nected with "a jet which was turned on
full.
In the inside coat pocket Of the suicide
was found "a note to his wife. saying he
was sorry to have 10 leave her. as she
had been good and faithful TO him, and
asking her 10 be kind to his children. An
other note, addressed TO the coroner, was
as follows:
Dear Mr.. Coroner:
Mine is a case OF suicide. ard ] hope an inquest
viii not be necessary. Mother Nature had taken
the breath out Of three quarters Of my lungs and
assisted her in the other quarter.
Please don't take my body to the m0rgle.
Jones had been occupying the apart
ments in which he died for five months.
A number Of years ago he was employed
al the Post-office Department. but was
compelled TO resign on account of i'll
health. He recently learned his trouble
was consumption. and that he could not
live long.
Coroner hewitt issued certificate OF
death by suicide, and directed the body
be taken to the undertaker's.
Jones is survived by his wife and two
children.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
WORTHLESS CHECK GIVEN.
HOyt Arrested in PittsburE at In
stance of Local Concern.

Albert Hoyt, alias John NJ Boyd. and
said 10 live in New York, was arrested in
Pttsburg. Pa, yesterday afternoon ar the
request of the Washington police on a
charge Of forgery and Of obtaining goods
on false pretenseE-
About week ago HOyt, it is alleged.
bought a suit Of clothes and an overcoat
from the firm Of Parker. Bridget q Co.
valued at so, and gave certified check
for $40 on the Mutual National Bank Of
New York, receiving so change. The
check was returned yesterday afternoon
as worthless. The case was Immediately
reported to the police.
Detective Parham left late yesterday
afternoon for Pittsburg. armed with a
warrant to bring him back 10 Washing
ton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13

This. evidently. was the result of the
systematizing done by The Audit Sys-
tem-the installation" and ''hunt for lost
motion" Of which so much was said
II is understood the printing commits
sion viii soon resume its end OF the in
vestigation, which viii have to do almost
solely with contracts and the relation
thereto of The Audit System. The Audit
System Supplies Company. The Suffolk
Distributing Company. and. possibly.
other offshoots or branches of the parent
concern
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
Funeral of Gen. J.F. Head.

Funeral services for Brig. Gen. John
Z. Head, L. s. A, retired, who died at
Nassau. Bahama Islands. January 3,
were held yesterday afternoon at .
O'clock at his residence. 2015 r street
northwest. The body was shipped to
New Haven, Conn, for interment
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
WelI Out of the Va.

With the suspension Of Mr. Stillings,
however, and the advent of Mr.. Rossiter
and the corps of governmental experts,
it was found The Audit System is well
out of the way, and that the work It has
performed is worth much less than the
100000 paid for II.
The other quite serious reflection upon
MIR. Stillings' administration is found in
the fact, as shown in Mr.. Havenner's re
port. that the printing for the depart
ments in recent months cost from > to so
per cent more than it ever cost before.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
Election of Officers.
Al the morning session the followin.
officers were elected:

AT the morning session the following
officers were elected:
President FFanees Greenwood Peabody BOSTON
Mass; first vice president. BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler.
Berkeley. Cal; vice presidents Elmer f. Brown
Washington D. C.: James s. Cutler, Rochester
\. Y: James H. Husband Nashville. Tenn. Henri
NJ. Besrdsiey, Kansas City. Hans: Garter Helm
Jones, Lynehhurg. Va; George Hodges. Cambridg7
Mass. William y. Anderson, Chicago. H.. Arthur
T. Hadley New Haven. Conn. William n Harts-
horn, Boston, Mass, William d. MURRAY New York
CITY; CHARLES b. Galloway Jackson. Tenn. 4 II
Mickey. Halifax, \. ). George r. Robinson chi.
cago, H.; William @. Thompson Columbus Ohio
Frank Strung, Lawrence Hans. and Woodrow Wi.
SON, Princ5ton y. J.; directors for life Frank
Knight Sanders. Boston Mass. Charles Cutbhert
Halt New York City William Fraser Mcdowell
Chicago. H. William H. 2. Fauuce Providence
K. l. and Henry 4. King
Directors at large Charles r. Henderson. Chicar7
H.; Charles F. Kent. Me- Haven Conn; samuel
A. Eliot. Boston. Mass. Robert A. Falconer To
ronto Ontario; Pascal Narrower New York Cify:
Charles r, Van Hise. Madison WIS. John +. Nc
Fadyen, Toronto. Canada; Walter Miller. New Or
leans. La. Samuel e. Mitchell. Richmond Va
FlO5d W. Tamkins, Philadelphia. Pa: Wallace Ne.
Mullen. New York CITY: Mrs Andrew MacLeish
Glencoe, H. George 3. Stewart Auburn, ~ VI;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
Session Closes To-day.

The convention will adjourn this evening
after the close of the fourth, general ses-
sion in the First Congregational Church.
The greater part Of the day will be spent
tn meetings Of the departments.
In the evening Rev. Frank NJ Bristol.
pastor of the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church will read
from the scriptures and lead I'm PRAYER.
Resolutions will be adopted. and Lyman
Abbott. editor of The Outlook" will de
liver an address, taking as his subject
THE Significance Of the Present Moral
Awakening of the Nation" THE De-
mands Of the Christian Ideal of the Ma
ton" will be the subject of an address
by the Rt Rev. Charles B. Galloway.
bishop of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church South
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13

Charles r. Brown Oakland Cal: Henry II. Steb-
bins, Rochester. n. Y; J. y. Hammond Nashville
Tenn, Harrington Beard. Minneapolis. Mimi, Ira
u. Landrith. Nashville, Team, f}ed y. Goodman,
New York Ctty; William Douglas Mackenzie. Hart
ford. Conn. aud Charles W. Needhdm. Washing
ton. -. T..
State directors William II. Day Los Angeles
Cal; Franklin Elmer, Wiusted, Conn, Heibert ".
Gate, Chicago. H.. Calvin Kendall. Indianapolis
Ind. Frank ~ H0dEd0u. Des MolneS Iowa; J.. II.
AIurlin, Baldwin, Kaus.i Alfred W. Anthony, Lew
ist0H, Ne. Appleton Park Williams. Boston Mlss- 3
james T. o'BuCu. Kansas Civ. No. Herman Ii.
Horne Hanover \. H.. William H. BEDROCK,
BaFonne ~ j.. Herbert WEIGH, Delaware. Ohio;
jane Edmurds McNinnre. Gre. Joseph Swain,
SBarthmorc Pa, Lester Brsuner. jr Providence,
r. l. e. L. Virgins >cwauce. Tenn; J. =. Bircus
Georgetown. Tex, HAIRY J.. Miles. BTattleboro, VI;
=. y. J. penro-e. Walla Wslla. Wash. Reginald
II. Weller Fond du Lac. Wis. Z. Douglas FuseT
Toronto Ontario Ismar J. PERTH. Syracuse, y. y
Fred McTidcd Ann Harb0T. Nlicb.i e.. i. How
land st. IohnsbuFy, Vi. samuel H. Woodrow.
Washington, D. e.. and james Mulch, EiT0n. WIS.
ObeFIin Alumni Reunion.
The alumni and former students OF
Obcrlin College residing in Washington,
will hold an informal reception 10 PIesi-
dent Henry G.. King at the parlors OF
the First Congregational Church. Tenth
and 6 streets northwest. at 9,29 o'clock
tonight, The reception will follow the
meeting Of the Religious Educstion Asso-
citation, Of which President King is chair
man.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
REFUSED TO TESTIFY.
Miss Dick Declines 10 Recite Facts
of Alleged Robbery.

of Alleged Robbery.
Declaring her mother and employer
would not allow her 20 go on the wit
ness stand Miss Jennie Dick. fifteen
years Of age Of 52S l. street northwest.
refused 10 testify yesterday morning IN
the Police COuTt against William n Hol-
liday a negro. who Is charged with hav-
ing robbed her OF $40 Tuesday afternoon.
Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given dismissed the case and Holiday
was released.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
LAUD The PRESIDENT
Speakers at Convention Be-
lieve In Him.
THINK HE IS ON RIGHT TRACK

Rev. Mr.. GLADDEN., of Columbus, Ohio,
and Rabbi Cries, of Cleveland, In
Addresses Before Religious Educa-
ton Association, Appreciate His
Handling of Problems OF Nation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
FELLED And ROBBED
Miss Schaeffer Latest Victim
of HighWayman.
GETS THE PURSE AND ESCAPES

After Being Knocked Down ny blow
on Back Of Head, Thief Holds Her
PockctbOok and MOney-DOes Not
Know Color of AssaIIant.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure any case
II Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protnidiug Piles in
70 II days or money refunded. 50c
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13

Knocked down by blow On the back Of
the head. Miss Anna Schaeffer, Of 1916
Eighteenth street northeast, was robbed
Of her pocketbook. last night, about
o'clock, at Pennsylvania avenue and
Tweuty-third street northwest.
The attack was made in the Gun glare OF
an electric light and many persons were
IN the immediate vicinity
Miss Schaeffer was on her way 20 81
PauTs Episcopal Church. She heard a
quick movement behind her, and before
she could turn was felled 20 the ground
by a blow. Just before the attack, she
had taken her pocketbook. containing IS
cents. some papers and receipts. and her
eyeglasses from her dress. Tier assailant
held her 60 the ground with one hand,
and with the other wrenched her purse
from her She did not get look at his
face, and is unable 10 say whether be is
c0l0red or white
She Saw n Negro.
She thinks, however, he is negro,
because she saw a negro standing in the
shadow OF tree at Twenty-second and
I streets.
Miss Schaener is employed as clerk at
the Patent Office.
Since last September twenty attacks
have been made on white women by ne
groes. No arrests have been made and
the police have NO clew TO work on. as
the man ran away iu the darkness with
out being seen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY


Departmental Sessions.
Q a. M, and throughout the morning aud
afternoon. az the y. NJ, O. A., Arlington
Hotel. First Congregational Church. George
Washington University. and Western Pts
byterian Church.
Fourth General Session
S 2. m. in the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets
Adjournment.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
3O1 East Capitol Street,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-03
0ermifdtes Snlanb.

= Nus Smaba. yisbr., miro Semel'
bet, oaB bic 5leiiApreiie bsosutenb bsrs
unter seiest worben iinb.
= Sn ibrsr SOmmerwobnuns in
Spnnfielo, Maii, ftarb bic bsfannts
S4auipieleriu Wtarsaret Dalp Toies.
- Ssrmunn 9norr, elmer ber befanu'
teiten unb populdritsu osutiden Wfuii'
fer in Pbilaoslpbia, 1T i'm Glter BON &C
Sabreu an Der 8aiieriu9t seftcrbsn.
= Su ieinem 9eim on sSbitneD slue.,
@lmburit, Z. g., ftarb i'm alter BON II
Sabren Der bsfannte Gbeaterunternebs
mer GOnp Paitor an all9smeiHer
Shnd9e.
- Sn Wiilwaufes, @is., fsiertsn I'M
snsiten 5umilisnfreis Serr PuitOr 8il'
belm Strsibsutb unb @attiu Masoa'
lena, seb. Srumber, bas Seit Der solbe'
men SO6seit.
= Sin Ssusr ssrftDrte in Gbssmers,
Z. g., Elm unter benz Oiamen rSofmes
Cottage" befanntes Sommerbotel unb
rihtete siuen S9aben BON ninbsitens
$50, 900 on.
= Prafoent @ompers BON Der 9lmes
rican Seoerution Of 2abor traf in gisp
gorf Elm, nm bic orsaniiirten Grbeiter
3u psranlalisn, fiir ben oemotratii9en
@ampasnsfonbs beiSuiteuern.
- Dsi sinsm Ssusr, bas in Pbilabel.
pbia bas @sbaube Der Sperbroof Carpet
60. ssritUrte uub sinsu SaaSsn BON
$3.50, 900 anrihtete, tpurben elm Seuer'
webrmunn i9wer unb 5DOlf lsi9t psr'
lest.
= Profsiior Sobn M. Wfanlp bon
Der @bicaso llniperiitat wirb, elmer @iu'
labuus Der beuti9en Resisruns Solse
leifteno, on uerfdiebenen oeuiiden llni'
usriitdtsn 8ortrdss iibsr pensliide 81
teraturH balten.
- 9ia9 einem Bsri9t iiber bic i'm
Wonat Suli cOIlectirten SnlanOiteusrn
haben I'm 9aufe bes Wtonats $500
SpirttuOisnbanbler ibre @ei6dfte auf'
seseben. Die @innabmen iinb I'm 49,.
s99. .5os Suriidsesansen.
= Son 8. RierpOnt MOrsan uno
anoeren Milliondren nurbsn iiber $780,.
600 3u siusm 5onos beiSeiteusrt, Der
oa3u usrpanbt merbsn iol, ben 9sbr'
t0rper in benz Departement fiir polis
tiife @inenidaftsn on Der @sOrse
0aibinston llniueriitdt ju uergrOBsrn.
= Sn elmer bon farbisen asr3ten in
Diem Yorf absebaltenen Seriammlnns
erfldrte Or. VI. Bropn, Elm farbiser
Gr,t aus benz Siioen, buB ieiner Slnii6t
mad bic gum Tooe usrurtbsiltsn 8srs
BREEDER ui6t binseri6tet. iOnoeru @s'
fdnsnib' unb 3udtbaus' SOipitalsrn 3u
@rpsrimentirjweden iibsruisisn psrbsu
lollten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-03
HuSlanb.

= Ssrjos Boris BON Wtsdlenburs'
Strelis, wslder felt GINGER .3eit idwsr
an @elsnfrbsumatlsmus lit. 1T sinem
9er3idluse erlesen. @r mar i'm Sabre
1888 9eboren.
= 9ia6 Der lesten in Der Ganaljons
auf oem Sftbmus BON Panama pOrse'
nommensn 8olfsjdbluns pobnen bort
so. 900 Perionen, BON bsnen $4,000
am Canadian bsiddftist iino.
= Der Yoli,si in Duri6au. Ruifii6.
Polsn, III ss selunsen. Wfitslisbsr elmer
Sdwinblsrbanos su faiien, bic anssblid
einen sintrdsliden 9anoel nit seiali4'
ten 6eSisruu3sbonos betrieben.
= -Sn bisism Sabre wirO ss gum sritsn
Wfal oOrtommen, oas osutiae Sffijisre
ben SseresmanOpern in @riedenlano
beipobnsn. Die slnoronnns 1T aui
oirette Ysruulaiiuns oss Saiiers ss'
troHen.
- Sn Salmon Grm, y. g., elmer
oireft iiiOlia BON aamloOps sslsssnsu
SrtI6ait, brobsn msbrere bunbert Sn'
bianer nit llnruben, neil iie fiir4ten,
baB man ibnen bic 5iidsrsiredte snt'
,iebeu mill.
- Nn 0orb bes banii9en 8reujers
vSsfla" pnrben burG bic por3sitise
@rplofon sinss @sidOiiss spsi Wtann
setObtst uuO feds idwer usrlset. Der
llnfall ereisuete iid BEL S6isBiibun'
gen in Der Garbus'Bai.
= On BEN ausidlieBlid BON Wfu'
bammebansrn bewobnten, unter benz
Siamen Stambul befannten Stabttbeil
in Gonitantinopsl piitbete Gin furdtba.
res Seuer, bas mad ben lesten 0a6rids
ten iibsr 1900 Pripatpobuuusen unb
5abrifsn in aide leste unb einsn Sda.
ben BON msbrsreu Wiillionen anrtdtste.
= Dur@ gusiperruns BON 1000
EiI6lern baben bic arbsiteripirren, fpel'
DIE felt lanserer 3eit bereits anf bic &C.
iammts Snbuftrielase llnearns ihdbi.
senb sinpirieu, Disbsr stn ernitss Sc
fi9t erbaltsn. Dieie Dirren baben I'M
Sinblid aui bic bsuoritsbsnbs Reform
bss Dublrsdts aud sinen bebsutiamsn
politii6su 9intsrsruno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-03
@pebensN Nnnbieban.
Snlano.

SHla D.
gras. Hooiepelt bat sinsn ibm bersits
am 6. gusuit unterbreitsten Seridt elmer
pon ibm srnunntsn SpesiulcOmmiiiiOn
iibsr bic SsrbdltniIie in Panama be-
faunt seseben. Su sinem on jeoes
Niitslisb bieier @ommiiiiOn periOnlid
ssri9tetsu S6reiben bot Der Yrdiiosnt
isiner bobcn 8sfrisbisuns iibsr ben Be
ri6t ausbrud perlieben unb Dor alien
bic Tbatia6e nit bsiOnberem yiahorud
berporseboben, baB bic 9ommiliion
NIT Der Yerwultuns bes Sol. 9eorse
S8. @Ostbals Sufrieosn lit. Der Be
ridt sntbdlt gum srOBsn Gbeil ituti'
ftii6e Nnsabsn iibsr ben Sorti9ritt
Der 9lrbeiten ON @onal.
Der sweite Deutide Gag BON ROds'
iter, Der our6 cine pon oem Deutid.
Ameritanilben Suno pon Rodfter unb
llmssbun9 in Der r@srmania Salls"
psranitultete Ssitlihteit sefeiert wurbe.
bat einen sldn,enosn Gerlauf senom'
men. Die SesriiBuns Der @dite unb
Die 8Oritelluns oss 6eitreoners Serrn
TbeobOr SutrO aus Siew YOrf, bss
Praiibsuter oss yisw Yorfer Staats'
uerbanoes. srfOlste ourh ben PrdiiSent
bss Dsutih Gmerifaniideu Bunbes
bon RO6siter, 9errn SObn Meinbart.
Sn einem Sdrsibsn, oas Der friibere
Presbbteriansrseiitli6e Gep. albert 3.
Srid. Der ieinem Sebsn in einem 3immer
bss Wtills Sptsls in Suratosa. u. q,
bur6 einsn SduB elm @nbt ma6te, bin'
terlieb. iust er, oaB bic Sir6s ldnsft nidt
msbr bas isi, mas iie ju iein uOrsebe.
baB man bort iiberall auf 9su6elei,
2ieblofsfeit unb Sauatismus ftose unb
baB bel neitem bic meiften 8ir6enmits
slisber nur nod an bic Orsisinisfsit bon
Grfol9. Ssrsniisunssiudt unb @slO
slauben. Srid i6eint aus SsrSmsif.
lung bariibsr, bas er bsiuabe uollftdns
big erblinoet mar, ben SelbitmOrb uer'
iibt 3u baben.
Bon sinem idwersn unsliid 1T ut.
lanta, @u., bsimseiudt wortsn. Der
srOBte Gbeil Der Sta6t itanb untsr
0afer, oas an einjslnsn Stsllen msbr
als feds 5uB tief mar. als bic 9ss
wcbnsr oamit bsidaftist wuren, ibr 9s.
ben In Siherbeit Su brinsen, brad in
mebreren.S .SDaarsnmasa3inen Seuer aus.
yiad ben 3uiammen seitellten Beri6tsn
lift Der bura Seuer uub 8aHer on 81.
ssntbum uuSeridtete Sdaben minosftens
$5O0,oOo. Sc LIT iest amtli6 feitss.
ftelltIporoen. baB bel Der lsttsn iur6t.
barren leberiawemmuns in @eorsia.
9loro, uuo Sii6s@arolina uno gtem
Merieo minbeitens buubert Psrlonsn
ibr 9ebeu sinsebiibt buben. unb Elm
Sdabsu bon faft fiinf MtilliOnen unses
ridtet moroen LIT.
Sn Der SailepsSla Sobleussds, Wiac.
Guiiter, Sfla., fauOen uiebr als breibis
@rnbsnarbeiter einen idredli6sn COB.
@lei9lnahoem bic arbeiter an Die slrs
belt sesau9en Warsn, brad in siusr
Sbtbeiluns Elm 5euer aus, anssbli6 In.
fOlSe Der 9iadlaiiisteit sines .3e6snauis
isbers. Der NIT .siuem Streidbolj einsm
SaB Ssl 3u uabe sstOmmen mar unb
bieies in Sranb seiest bate. Dur6
bas Seusrl:wnrbe ben grbeitern ni6t
uur Der GusSans abssi9nittrn, iou.
bern Der S6adt wurbs bon bsrabfal'
leubsn Griimmern 10 bidt ausefhlt,
baB fie in ibrsn ensen srbeitsrdumsn
feline friife Cuff mebr srbalteu fOnntsn,
fonbsrn eleno sritideu mustsn.
8om 1. October on pirb bsr:SlsiI6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-03
Sonneritas, 8. September 1908
Ssmofratifebe Sfominationen.

National.
TrGFtui- @iaiam Stnniras grsan.
@ns pI6Iittnt-Spbu NpIib atru.
Staat.
8i6tu tts gupniur @ui6ms-D. @. @rim
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-11
He Could Run.

He could run. all right all right.
He had to. Talk about your amatoors
that spring for sport-ths party had
learned to run or starve, as boy, an
had never forgot how. Why, say, when
he tore hisself loose from vicinity it
seemed like the whole landscape was
crippled. l used to try him out by Civ
in him start an shootin' at him. If
he beat the bullet, we tiggered he was
up to form, but If the lead overlook
him we'd call it an off day an I'M
load the cartridges. I've seen him scare
a jack rabbit up till it was workin' I'M
der forced drafts, then limp up to
it from behind an kind Of yawn an
stretch, an then goad it to wake up or
else get Off the trail an let somebody
run that knowed how.-McClure's Mag
azine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-11
KlTrERY TO CARIBOU.

Joseph e. Haycock, prominent resi-
dent Of Cherryheld, died last Wednesday,
ased seventy four years.
The Narragxaaus Tsmes, Of Cherryfeld,
Is to be resurrected under the name OF the
Narroguagus Valley Item. Cherryfeld
men have bought the property. Ambrose
8. Wiley will be the local editor.
The house and store Of 8. J. McCambridge
at Frankfort were burned last Wednes-
day. The furniture and stock were
burned. The loss is about 10000, about
5000 or 1900 Of which is covered by in
surance.
Patents have been granted to Maine in
ventors as follows: H. g. Gilmore, Bath,
means Of forming electrically bonded
rail-joints; F. 8. Morrow, Portland, screw
less typewriter Dashboard; A. Tilch,
Lewiston, shuttle binder.
Capt. Lyman E. Wright, prominent
resident OF Machias, died Thursday. Capt.
Wright was born in Cutler sixty-three
years ago. After following the sea for a
number OF years, he was appointed surf
man at the Cross island life-saving station
and later to the position of keeper, which
he filled for twenty-five years. He retired
several years ago.
A company has been organized in Ma
chias with f. l. White president, to do a
packing business in the canned goods line.
The capital will be s5O,OUO large portion
OF which will be paid in. The corporation
intends to pack sardines at some point on
the Machias river. william C. Holway Il
Sons, E. l.. White q Sons, Clifford j.. A.
Coffin, and George Boynton, Of Machias,
and E. P. Grimes, OF Portland, are among
the leading men OF this organization.
Mrs. Mangus Deiano, aged ffty-fve, of
Milbridge, was burned to death Saturday
in fire which destroyed her home. The
fire broke out about $50 q. m. and Mrs.
Delano's husband had succeeded in get
ting her and their only child out Of tho
building and had gone to the house Of q
neighbor for assistance. When he returned
the woman was missing, and later he
found her body near the doorway whers
she evidently had been overcome while
trying to % We trunk or some persona
effects from the burning house.