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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
city yesterday. as reported by Mccormick
& Co. amounted to $4,000. as follows: Sill
ver lead, gold and copper ores, $4,000; :
base bullion $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
PARK CITY AND RETURN
S1.50.
Via o. & r. G. Sunday, March l..

VIA .. q x. 9, sunday, March I.
Leave Salt Lake Sis a, M. Return
ing, leave Park City 10 D. III. knights
of Columbus excursion. Everybody in
vited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday, as reported
over the private wires of James A. Pol
lock & Co., were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
1908 Wall PAPER.

There is one complete new stock in
the city at popular prices. See the
big stock at Ebert's, 81 So. Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Forenoon Sales.

Columbus Con, 80 at sl.65.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at SEC buyer 40
May Day. 900 at SIC.
Uncle Sam. 300 at sc: 500 at CSC; 500 at
oSc, Duyer 20; 900 at &c. seller co.
Beck Tunnel, 400 at 75c- 400 AT 40. I IN
at I5c; 200 at ne; 500 at 73c. buyer Co;
Loco at 74C. buyer CO.
Black Jack, 600 at sec; 800 at 3Slkc, seller
Century. 500 at 15c
Utah, 100 at I55
Bullock, 1000 at 35sc
Colorado, $50 at $3.50; 100 at s2.S7Js. sell
Ter 80; 200 at $3.50, buyer 30: 800 at SSH.
Crown Point, $500 at MEG; / 100 at 22c
Iron Blossom. 700 at &c; 500 at 361bc.
seller 20
Mountain Lake, 1900 at 3615c.
South Columbus Con. 100 at &c
Sioux Con, 1,500 at 15c
Seven Troughs. 100 at S5c; 100 at S5c,
buyer 20
TetrO 800 at &c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27

J. o6ERNDoRFER.
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 1872 1s1 South Main St
McCoy's livery. carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel, 100 at 73c.
Bullion Beck, 200 at $3.50
Colorado 800 at S2.S71z; 500 at S2Se, buy
er Co.
Crown Point. 200 at &c; 500 at 211kc, sell
Ter 80; 1000 at 211zc.
May Day, L5OO at 9S1zc; 700 at Ssc.
South Swansea. loo at lac.
Swansea. 100 at Coo.
Seven Troughs. 800 at 34c.
Sioux Con, 1900 at 15c.
Shares sold, IS. $50.
Selling value. SIS, S.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Metal Market.

Silver. 55ssc per ounce.
Copper (cathodes). 12c per pound.
Lead. 1917 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
KNIGHTS OF COL UMDUS.
Excursion to Park CITY March

Fare s1.5e for the round trip. Every
body invited Leave Salt Lake at ST..
a. IN. Returning. leave Park City II
o. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27

Vienna Walnut bread cannot be ex-
,elled. Ask your grocer or phone 1881
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Union Asaay Office.

NJ. S. Hanauer. J. V. Sadler.
Is2 So. West Temple. P. o. Box 144s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-27
Afternoon Sales.

Indian Queen, 1,500 at TIC.
Mammoth, 100 at s190.
Uncle Sam Con. 500 at &c.
Black Jack Con-, 100 at CSC, seller 80;
500 at CSC, seller 80.
COLORADO. 500 at $2.s5; 800 at $685. seller
co. 200 at S2.85, seller 30: 80 at $2.S71s.
Crown Point 1.500 at 211zc; LOCO at PC.
Iron Blossom. 100 at 36l2c
Mountain Lake, 800 at Sec.
New York. 100 at 1Sc: Is at 15lac.
Sioux Con-, 800 at 15c: 300 at 1512c; LOO
at 151zc, buyer 60.
Seven Troughs, $500 at 34c: 200 at 341zc
buyer CO.; 5000 at 33c; $500 at 34c. buyer
co.
Victor. Con-. 500 at TAG
Open Board.
Black Jack. 700 at ssc; 500 at SS1sc. sell
Ter 60.
Beck Tunnel 200 at nc. seller 60.
Crown Point, 5000 at 211zc.
Century, 200 al tic.
Colorado. 500 at S2S715.
Little CHIEF. 1000 at l2c.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 3512c-
Mammoth, 100 at $780,
May Day. 200 at CSC.
New York. 200 at 1Slzc-.
South Columbus Con-, 200 at CSC.
Sioux Con, loo at 15c.
Scottish Chief 1000 at 11ac-
Uncle Sam. 500 at Gle.
Victor Con-. 800 at TAG
Victoria 100 at $1.05; 10 at SL111.
Shares sold, IS. 135.
Selling value, Sl6,099.i2.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-22

Hc VAS In hurry--men always are,
He wrote both. put them In envrl.
opcs. aud then addressed them Now
could he tell which envelope con
tanned which note He couldn't, and
of courae a Gendish fate guided him
into trouble As a conseluenr" bis
laundr-ss was the most surprised
woman IN ten states when she got u
polite note In cndcaring terms invit-
ing her To take n moonlight drive
with the writer His sweetheart re-
cciyci this N you muss NJ my
shir, bosom ANY more as YOU did the
last time, | will go somcwh heres else. -
Imagine the poor girls feelings when
she read that note, Hut its no use
trying to imagine his when he called
next evening and found her father
"on the job" with his thtck.st saied
boots
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-22
WHAT'S THE USE.

Following the presentation to the
City Council Of the memo, i from
tn. citizens from the outlyiug addi
tions. protesting against tue pro
posed annexation, the members of
that bod, showed disposition tn put
IL" thing through anyway u would
seem that the desire to nnd some
method Of increasing the revenues
oi the city Is paramount io the rights
oi the people affected. This principle
\ Is radically wrong and extremely un-
Just That memorial was signed by
every property owner. with one ex-
erption. living In the localities af-
f-cted and II the question Is submit
ted 10 vote they will cast their
ballot against being annexed n We
understand the law rightly both the
city and the additions vote on this
question separately and Il must have
u IVA iotiiy Ia both places. II l. quite
evident that Il will not have ma
jority In the territory To be annexed
Under these circumstances We fail TO
see of what use Il would be- to holl
an election. II will entail an unnec-
.ssary expense To ascertain what the
council already knows will be the
result
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-22

With the arrival of the iirisihic
balloon at Fort Never, near Washing.
ton. this week. Captain Thomas $
Baldwin will begin his nrst series OF
aeronautic experiments under the
patronage OF the United States. IL
Captain Baldwin's balloon fulhlls the
requirements OF the specifications he
will receive s675o. The trials OF the
dirigiole balloon will hardly excite
as much interest ss those OF the
heavier than air type OF machine, in
which the Wright brothers and An.
Herring will compete In August
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-22
THE LAW.

The question OF extending the cor
porate limits OF klamath Falls to In
elude 4 large suburban territory
seems to have raised several legal
questions In the minds OF some OF
those concerned. For Instance II has
been contended that the people As Q
Whole are 70 pass upon the question
OF taking In additional territory and
that the people OF the proposed ad-
dition. not being qualified electors OF
the town would have no voice In the
matter.
The Herald has taken some ,rou.
pie to ascertain the true legal status
Of the proposition. and We have II
on authority that we are willing TO
risk until Il shall have been success
fully attacked. that before new ter
ritory can be included In the present
corporation or the boundaries OF the
city changed. the question must BE-
submitted TO the electors OF the city
~ well - TO the voters residing In
the territory proposed to be annexed.
and unless . majority Of all votes In
such territory are In favor OF annexa-
toin. then the proposition must fail
In fact unless II nrst appears that
the electors In the proposed territory
have voted to be included In the cor
i'oration. the Law does not contem-
plate that the votes cast In the mu-
n.cipal corporation shall even be can
,assed. For the information and
guidance OF Interested ones attention
IL called TO Section 1890 OF the Code.
II is true that the Initiative and
referendum Law was carried. and
was included In the Session laws Of
1897. page sss. granting to cities
and towns the right to enact or
amend their charters. but that Law
does not expressly repeal any Law
and Il certainly does not repeal the
section OF the Code above quoted
with reference to changing the boun-
daries OF municipal corporations.
Owing TO the fact that the resi-
dents and voters OF the territory pro-
posed 10 be included in the corporate
limits Of Klamath Falls. are against
the scheme unanimous. II seems like
the sensible thing would be To wait
until there has been a change OF
sentiment among the people most
directly affected
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-22

Why In the world viii people be
so careless about what they commit
To the mails Some people seal up
their envelopes without putting in
the letter. others stick In the letter
they are trying to reply to. and send
hack to the correspondent his or her
own letter. and there are hundreds
Of other ways In which careless peo-
pie bstray their weakness The most
common. however. Is one that Is most
easily avoided. When there are two
or more letters to be written, Il is a
sood rule To write. envelope. address
aud stamp one before beginning the
other. u . young man In this town
had followed that rule he would not
have made this awful blunder, He
had two aotss to write. and OF course
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-22
BRIEF MENTION
Merrill Valley the heart Of Klamath

Merrill Valley the heart Of Klamath.
Horace V. Mitchell 20 Fort Klam-
ath today TO Join his camping party,
Only too pleased to show you our
special on these new pictures. Star
Drug Store.
Attractive siiverwsre Just received
At Winters.
Mrs. c. E. Wright returned last
might from Ashland where she At
tended ChautauQua
Get your sewing machines and sup
plies at Muller's. who will save you
money. Cor. 9Th and Main.
Preserve kettles aud jelly glasses
are ripe at the SQUARE Deal.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. II stiles OF Swan
Lake
We can supply you with any kind
of furniture and house furnishings.
Virgil 4 Son. at the bridge on Main.
HELP wANTED-Kiamath Falls
Steam Laundry wants lady ironers.
9tf
- nFeta of Ea
store. has returned from weeks
outing ~ Odessa
Just In at Winter's-A large ship
ment OF Edison Photographs and
records.
Business is pressing at the Pant
atorium. 1-l3
The 81 Club has issued invitations
for another OF its delightful dances
on Friday night
The Stills Dry Goods ca. has Just
received a ane line OF Memo eorsets.
sts
Mrs. l.. G. Sisemore arrived on the
boat last night and left today for her
home at Fort klamath.
See Doc Lishtbody for fine paint
Ing and psperhsuging al
6 Bulb Is confined to has room
with a severe attack Of facial erysip-l
elias He is reported to be improv-
Ing
Above all get oIe VI those hand
some pictures for 81 At Star Drug
store.
F.. @. Hapson. a supervising engl-
neer In the Reclamation Service. 10
here making a thorough inyeStiga- \
lion Of the Klamath project.
Largest and most complete stock |
u Edison Photographs and records
n Klamath county al Z. ". Muller's
'orner sth and Main. all5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
alde.t Wan N Bellows raIIs.

Tleophilus Hoif. the oldest man in
Bellows Fails, was rs wears old Wet
nesdav. Dir Holt has been III @uoa health
all winter, INT within lie lasf tasg days
aas condition las heea causing anxiety
3e has moi been identified with the
aictire lie IT che town for over 90 Years
hat mas spent lis aaws qnietiv IL his
home iii saxroHs RigaT
Mr. Holt whea young learned the trade
81 wool eaniing cloth dressing anu xeav
inu inaran carpets. lie was employed
i'll 1859 ia ! WOODEN mill I'D KseHe rn.
moving u axt0Rs River Id $50, whare
lie continued in tie same business. IN
1895. lie vert West to aeak his fortune,
losing what liEfie be mada from bad
ifrrassgn a8ts ia real estate lind returned
Eo sa1t0ns River In 1853 liz was
member 81 the firm % George Perry &
Co. owning mills 1t saxtons River siid
g,a1VihrisiHaH0rt. Holt sold ont las inter
VA Ia 1866 and retired from active busi
ness
When Vermont academy was tuilnaea.
Mr. Holt WIS active ia bringing K 10
axtons River tie haa alwnss main
aimed 1 lively interest in tise saiiool
ANA las contributed largely to its funds,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
THE IEWlsH BADGE

Distinguishing Mark That Was Rec
quirsa BY European Countries.
To the Jews Of today Il Is fairly we'll
known that their ancestors IN Europe
were forced to nat ND with great
deal II humiliation. one of the most
insulting methods was to require the
wearing OF badge which would
stamp tha wearer al an "lnfidel lew
The wearing of 4 bauge WAS made 4
general order throughout Chrisfendom
in the rear LIS. buf II must have been
required IN isolated places before chat
date
The most usual form Of badge was
that Of a ring Of distinctive color at
fached to the upper garment. Any one
Of Erenen-Jewtah ancestry viii know
chat his forbears wore i ring 81 tl1fs
sort, varying ia size ana in eoior-new
red. now yellow and white, according
to the whims Of municipalities and
rn0uarchs re was generally worn upon
the breast, aud At one time It was or
dered to be- worn likewise anon the
back. So that Jew might be known
fore ana art When jew was
found without the badge. be was anea
Evidences Of tie wearing Of TINS badge
IS found as late as 1852 IN France The
forafatlIers If the Spanish Jews car
riei d yellow ana RED badge-tae men
on their breasts. the women on their
foreheads The wearing 8f the badge
WAS not 50 prevalent in Italy, but the
municipalities alnDst ail required
It The badge was known as the
'os from its shapa. resembling prob.
ablv the ring IA Frauce English Jews
shonld feed the distinction 81 having
had i peculiar SORT III badge forced
upon their ancestors II was FIRST Ia
the form Of a band, tirst white aud
then pellow. and later Jews we're re-
quirea d wear d badge with the shane
or the tables Il the law In Germany
yellow hadaes were worn. but here tbs
bat was the chief means 9f identiiiea.
unn. III Austria and In Poland there
are Jew traces 9f The badge. Dnt III
Hungary Jews were o badge on their
left breast. II Is interesting to know
thar IN Crete at tae present day some
or the houses Of Jews are marked with
the o. '-Anefican Hebrew
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
Married - YaaIs.

Nr. and Mrs Lionel g. Fish % Rut-
land. observed flleir fiftv ninth wedding
anniversary IN q qaIiet way February
To-
Mr. Esh was born In Shrewsbury
and lived there tie first taenty. iiFe
raars 81 SIS lite. tie remainder Of whic.l
has been passed ia Rutland. BE- VIE.
who IS Miss ElneilHe M White, as
Born IN Clarendon. where aie was uef
rfei to Nlr Fish. They went 6a Rutland
10 i've seun dftefuaId.
Mr.. FISH s. 81 wears old aud Mrs.
Eish Is ~ Both ase ID comparatively
soua health sif FISH Is retired larin
-. He S we'll i,nuwn - pilot far
tourists visiting Mount killingtQn. He
tanks that BE aas INSIDE tnr tgip a. least
saa times IN the past hitcen sea1s 4sa
expects 81 make i again nea.t summer.
last summer be guided q pafsF 81 eight
- the top Of the unanlaiu ard slept
on TIE aoor with the REST u lie party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
THE TALL SOLDIER.

Adyenturs Of an English Military cffi-
Ger IN Warsaw.
In sTales Of Ms Father Dir. Fails
tells II an adventure experienced IN
him while visiting friend n Warsaw
He had Been walking with the prince
ana had steppea into a small cafe
AIT the next table sat a tai Russian
soldier with one 81 two companions.
The soldier took ant bsx 81 domfnas
and challenged one Of his friends to
game.
The prince said to my father:
go ask him to play with sou.
know him. and lie Is an interesting man
to talk to.
My father crossed over ta the table
with tic prince, who said something
II Polish. The soldier Immediately in
rited my faiher 10 sit down and play
AIT the end u game the soldier &C.
marked
"Ny regiment is quarterea at IS. PEI
tersbnrg. It ynH ever go there call at
the barracks aud ASK foF Sergeant r.
IF van ever GO to London call at the
life guards barracks and ask for Cap
tain Il. returned my father.
The Russian rose. saying Il was not
for him to sit iH the presence Of his
superior officer, saluted anu left the
cafe.
Whoever vour friend Is. he IS tall
man remarked my father
sMv friend with whom y0n have
been talking and playing daminus il
the great ear -file Emperor Nicholas.
&c has been. here Cor a week. Il Is
his habit to 20 about disguised and 20
mix among the people Those who
know him would not lift finger to
harm him. He trusts himself 70 rs
and carries his life IN his hand Re
Is safer IN these cafes than IN the
g!lded halls Of the White p8lace at St
Petersburg
The next day ny fafher saw the en-
1eror Ieare warsaw. followed BY the
nutfarad curses oa The people. VITA
WONDERFUL remembrance of faces. he
recognized my father 10 ths crowd and
bowed IS him e8urteousiy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
Rheumatism
Cured Free
"A Fs1ll-sized 75c Bottle Of Ufic-0, The
Only Absolute Cure For Rteuna-
tism Ever Discovered.


We want every man Or woman who
suffers from Rlieumatism and bias lost
aIi faith in remedies to write rs today
for an absolutely free trial d the "a
nous Smith prescription, GFic-0, tor
rheumatism. tric-0 win cnre il nnd
cure il % stay cured No faith Il re-
qnired while taking this supetb remedy
4ou take il according 80 directions. and
Yon will BIB cured iii spite 81 Yourself
and anv doubts son NAV have as to it,
efficacy We don't ark rou 60 buy Uric.
@ on faith Wen buy a large 55e bot
Tile tor You and make yon a present Of
ii II vou will agree to take i according
70 directions
We could not afford TO do this II we
didn't have all the condolences in tbe
world ID grie.U and know that after
Yoa are cured Won would have no hest.
tancv abant recommending the remedy
to alI Yanr friends and aeqliaintaness
who are Suffering from Rheumatism.
This IS the method that has made Uric
0 famnns wherever introduced The
e9ne "a several sosealled Rheumatic m
eurables in a community means steady
sale o. Eric.0 ia that vicinity UrIe,o
is gDnd far Rheumatism and Rheuma
tisln only. X acts upon Tire bioed by
driving tie uric and poisonous rieumat
il acid from the system. This is the
only way Rheumatism can aver be cured
and It i the Enr0 wav Most druggists
sell Ufies0. but 4 goa want to test It,
etlt mt his notice and mail Il today
with yonr name and address and the
nama ii gour druggist TO The Smith
Drug Co.. l66 Smllh building. Syracuse.
n. Ys and they win give yotI a full
sized re BEETLE free
Urie-0 i sold and personally recon.
mended il Barre Hv the Red Cross phar.
macy. 0f Rickert & Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21

Leroy s. Howe, Veteran in Service
On passumpsic Division.

White River Junction. Feb. 20.--ff
one happens To Be ii tAe Uniea station
WREN the accommodation train steams
II w will notice in she engine cab Leroy
: Howe, tHe eldest engineer IN poinl
81 service on the passumpsie division Of
The Boston and Maine railroad continue
1usiT sor forty Nix years and in that
time nas trayersed more than 1900
0vD miles
Alr. Howe was born in Grafton. VT,
Dec. l7. 1917 Ia December. 1861 lie en-.
tered the employ ~ The PAsaWnpsie rail.
fcad III Apri, 1862 he heean firing i
locomotive In Inlr, ts62 ne enlisted
A. private IN Company ID. Sixteenth Vers
mont regiment, under command Of Col.
III "a Yeasev At Union Mills. VA, lie
wss promoted TO corporal and had charge
0f fhe pioneer corps OF the regiment on
the seven days mofcli to Gettysburg
and during the battle. The regiment was
mustered ont in Cite fell 81 1865 and at
ter short illness AEr Howe returned
q his work As fireman.
June /. 1865 Mr.. Howe was promoted
TO engineer and drew lila first passenger
Grain III 1867 HIS hiss served ln,ler nine
master mechanics and during this time
there have been i've snperintendehtes
Mr. Howe WIS fireman. on the fiiSt fega-
laf freight that ran iutn Newport. VT,
ami engineer IN Tie first one that ran
to the Canadian line There il only
one 0fhr man in the employ If the COM
pany who was en- tie rolls in 1861.
Mr. Howe II considered ane III THE
aiust careful engineers in the services
and consequently he has had very few
accidents ana no passenger or enrplove
swas ever killed bv hia tram. TIE mas had
more tAan forfy regular firefnen serving
with aim tifiFryfire 81 whom baxe be-
eame engineers, and fifteen nf these ara
employed on tie uad Mar Howe tells
u 4 case 81 men vito acted Is fireman
under him and after running & few veara
retired. After Q pelaod 0f seventeen
years this mans son came % work for
the road and worked q part Of his APP
premiership for Mr. Howe. heeame All
engineer and has been running for about
ten years.
Mr. Howe las had some prominent
men wor}sing fer bin At different times.
George s. Mackinnan a MASTER me-
ohanie OH the G y ri, and a hFnther 81
the late General Manager r. "a. Mac
KinnoH. wa once fireman for him and
Daniel Willard. VINO held high position
OH the Baltimore AMI Chic, Erie and
Chicago Burlington and eHincv roads
aud who S now second vice president u
the G. B. 4 a., served with air Rowe
- spare fireman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
snring grove camp Meeting.

The annual meeting af tile officers Of
lhe Spring Grove Camp Meeting asso-
station was held Wednesday 1t 10 a. nj.
at the Methodist parsonage IN NeTgen1es
lrc following being present President
" IL Ball. Vice, Presidents sE N Cove
and aovea Bomrdman. Treasurer haHI9
rraev ann Trustees Charles Gaey. w
6. stslrtesaut, Al 81 Burroughs and =.
u Beach. rhe meeting was opened 5v
rraver ~ the Ress z y. Dow. presiding
elder. ID the absence Of the seeretary
IL C. DYER ii Salisbury was appairfesf
seeretarv pro tenn. The tFeasnrers re-
uart showed q balance in the trnasury
ST s245B It was voted 70 held the an
maj camp nesting beginning august ~
and closing Monday evening. August q.
The faliawiu1 committees we're aH.
uaintrd. an ministerial help the Rev
p. y. naw and N & Ball; 81 boarding
house and store. Fl & Besch ana " g.
sgllrf evsuf 40 harn. Charles sfndv aud
A. Isl. Burroughs an gates. (. Board
man; on telephones, ~ A. Baker Il
was voted than an admission lee 1i y
cents lie charged for season tickets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
apilcs 70 Creditors Of Bend & HtIltunhs.

Notice : aerefv giTeH q alt creditors ~ AMI
al persons hAsaHg Auv eiatzn against ilie oo-
partnership o. p NJ Mites. kIiarla y. Whit
comb and Hsfrv w Waitcoinn. heFeFofgFe dos
mp BUSINESS under tAe fsEn n8ins liIgt sfyie ~
Bama s. Wl4itaafan, ~ barre rs. that fhe Hone
agaifa Il. II Waterman. nan esiiaf Hf the t0MEt
81 ih&ncerf within aHa FOR rho Ge4ntg If
Was i1iugton. did, an the 9Th laY nf February
A. d. 1905 order anu deeree hat Al such crrai-
5EoFs and persons should. on or mesose The ISL
aav az Juns A. y. faf8 die with tae flssk Of
TIM coart Is hsucegE within ana far chs Gpun-
~ Of Washington. IA itemlzed statement ~
their aeoonHts aud claims. IL sshAtevnF nature
showing Just iFASE the elaim Is and what sTi.
aences & auY. # indebtedness - said eopaTr-
neTship exists 0n5 any rresItpr ar person. not
10 ding MS claim, shall i've defarre8 from
resolving the saina from tho s8id egpartuer~
ship 10 lie Hneulfefs thereof
LET all creditors aF persons having claims
AGAINST safd eoparfuezshlp take nofiea II the
alDTusaid order and denrna
DATED st the ciry ii Hsrre la the County ~
Washington AMI STATE "a Vermont this 18th
dav 81 Fe8FmzFv. 1905
sE0RGE ". sTRAIT0G. Receiver.
Feb QI.zs. Mar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21

Solomon WAS fain 70 admit that there
were three things t0o wonderful tor
him. yea four which he knew not.
'',rhe way Of an eagle in the air. the
way of q saapent upon q rock, the war
or Il ship in tile midst of the sea and
the way 81 man with a maid Had
Eolomon lived til this day and gen
eEation. says the Philadelphia Ledger
hs would have added d dfth pnEzler
to w.t. the why Of an express company
with a-es sas.lsewn