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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
IANUARY es.

1o02--Death Of Ohio III, king Of Italy
and emperor OF the west
1S06-Willinm PITT. tho younger arltish
Statesman, died; born 1862, The
talented son OF the great Chatham
entered parliament at the age OF %.
TWO years later he became prime
minister and had TO contend
against Fox. Burke, North and
Sheridan Belng defeated Ia parll-
ament. he appealed TO the people
with triumph and soon became tho
most powerful commoner IN Europe.
lS1S--George Clymer, 'slgner' for
Pennsylvania, died at Morrisvillo,
Pa. born IN Philadelphia 1899,
1s01-Tho 1ehuautepec National rail-
road a Mexican enterprise making
a short cut from ocean to ocean,
inaugurated by President Diaz,
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JANUARY %.

1I59-Robert Burns poet, born near
Ayr died 1895.
1772-James Hogg "Ettrick shepherd, "
poet, born: died 1885.
l79i-George Selwyn famous English
wit died. born 1920
lS13-James Marion Sinms, medical
writer and inventor. born In Lam
caster county. :. c.. died in New
York city 1858.
1s7O-Duc de Broglio, peer Of France,
statesman and colleague of Guiaot,
died; born 1885.
1906-Brgadler Gen. Joseph Wheeler.
U. S. A.. retired, former lieutenant
general Of the Confederate States
Of America and prominent in public
life since the civil conflict, died I'm
Brooklyn; born 1887
19O7--Isabella Beechcr Hooker, last OF
the children Of Rev. Lyman Beecher,
died nj Hartford. Conn; born 1922.
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THE MARKS.

40 home where you were raised
oondoned and virtues praised,
"a ,our parlor slidinE-door
a.markings by the score?
.hev form ladder track?
,nc dated from the black,
,nc how you shot and grew
s' blessed season through
IN your stocking feet
WV 40 e,trn heels might cheat
y, y, van back against the wood.
!" VA nc s,raightly as you COULD
r,,h book upon your head
,hev draw the careful lead'
y - eyclaim, in pridefui tone
w. alive. that child has grown
!, ,ou reckon anywhere
=, The angels, bright and mr.
- .omc shining gate above
W. your growth with so much love
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no THE BOOK BORROWER.

Use bookmark.
Refrain from using n pencil.
cut the peaves with paper-knife de-
signed for that purpose.
Don't moisten your thumb to turn the
pages.
Don't leave the volume open, face
downward.
As you value its owners friendship,
don't turn the leaves down.
Don't give it to the children to play
with
Don't crack II out of the binding to
make il stay open.
Read ii in good time. and for heavens
sake. return 1t some Washington
Herald
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JANUARY "a.

1733--Benjamin Lincoln, American Re-
volutionary general, born IN Hing
ham. Mass; died there 1910,
Frederick Ferdinand Flotow, COM
poser OF Martha and several pop
ular operas. died; born 1911
1g0t--Albert Edward, prince Of Wales,
formally proclaimed king Of Eng
land with the title Edward VII
1907-Geu Russell A. Alger United
states senator from Michigan prom
ineut federal general and former
secretary of war, died in Washing
ton. born 1896
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MAGAZINES.

big Timber Beacon" is the title of
the opening story In this weeks isSue
of the Youths Companion, and relates
the thrilling experience of boy Nho
had charge of one Of the government
beacon lights on The Mississippi 1t
Is by John l.. Matthews and wei de-
serves its place on the front page. There
are other short stories and a special
article by Sir william Purdie Trrlour
lord mayor of London l906-07 Be
sides this are the usual good poetry
and articles for the children's depat-
ment-Perry Mason Co, Pub, Boston.
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JANUARY SO.


l47s--Birth OF corernieua the asurono-
NOR
1729--Wiliam Congreve, dramadst died
IN London: born 1870,
1736-James Watt. inventor of steam en-
CINE born at Greenock, scotland;
died 1873
lS07-Robert Edward Lee, general born
IN Stratford, Westmoreland county
Va died 1870
1909 Edgar Allan Poe, author, born in
Boston: died lSi9.
lS4s-Isaac Disracli. father of Lord
Beaconsheld and author of Curl
osities Of the Literature" died born
1896
1907 Coronation Of Mohammed All Mir
IN az shah of Persia.
JANUARY 20.
l732- Richard Henry Lee, statesman,
born; died 1881
l18l- Robert Norris. dnnncier and
"signer," born IN Liverpool. died
1906
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

1896 Nathaniel Parker wits born in
Portland Me, died ON same date
IN 1857.
l900-John Ruskin The noted English
author. died near London; born 1873.
l907-A hurricane az Buffalo caused a
loss of 100000
JANUARY II.
156S-Mies Coverdale. translator of the
Bible died: born 1887.
11i3-John Fitch, inventor of the steam
boat, born in Windsor Conn. died
1885
1924 Thomas Jonathan Jackson,
'Storewall" born IA Clarllsburs,
w. Va: died 1868.
l90J-The United states assumed q tenn
porary protectorate of the republic
OF Sauto Domingo.
l907-Josiah Flyut Willard who wrote
on sociological subjects over The
name Josiah Flynt died IN Chicago
born .S69.
JANUARY -.
1265--Flrsr English parliament to which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

The CleVelander recently married q
young woman living IN q town not far
away. on the evening of the cere-
mony the prospective bridegroom. being
detained by an unexpected md import
ant matter Of business, missed tho train
he had intended to take in order that
he might reach the abode of his bride
at o'clock, the hour set for the we'd
ding.
True to his Instincts, the careful
CIevelander Immediately repaired to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
THOUGHTFUL.

There is one elderly business man of
Cleveland, of whom friends tell story
amusingly illustrating his excessively
methodical manner OF conducting both
his business and his domestic affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
ELIZA R. SNOW.

1t meets equally the needs of stu
dents who are preparing fol the most
eXacting college entrance eNamina-
tions. and also those other students
who are not going To college. The at
tention OF the pupil is directed first
and chiefly TO the how rather than
to the why" of phenomena. thus lay
ing firm foundation on the well-es-
tablished facts and principles Of the
subject. Throughout emphasis is
placed upon tho physical relations,
rather than upon the forms of eX-
preston. The plan of treatment viii
develop genuine knowledge ana dis
courage tho mere learning Of dedni-
lions. The important subjects have
been treated with the greatest care,
but pains has been taken to give 10
each only it's due proportion of space.
The questions and problems at tho end
of each topic are more than ordinarily
useful, while the cuts and diagrams
have been selected entirely because
of their teaching value
Selections from Irving's Sketch Book.
Edited by Martin w. Sampson, A. NJ,
The Gateway series of English Texts,
of which this forms a part, Is under
the general editorship of Professor
Henry van Dyke of Princeton. In the
present volume are included IS of the
best papers from Irvings wellknown
work. They nre preceded by brief
biogra phical sketch of the author,
and an attractive Introduction which
deals with his style, and with the sub
joct-matter Of the essays here present
ed. Notes at the end of the book eX
plain all illusions for the understand
ing of which the student win require
assistance. The portrait OF Irving APP
pearng as a froptispiea is repro
duced from "a hitherto Unpublished
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THE WILL is FREE.

willis nce' 49,, u,se and beau
VA a. Of aodiike power are In us
49, we, bards, saints, heroes, IL
y .,ill-Mntthcw Arnold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

That good Coal" SO so delivered.
S5.25 at yard. 5amberger 161
Mcishn ST., u S. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

the telegraph office from which to dis
patch a message TO the lady. 1t read:
Don't marry till l come
"HOwARD."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our spe-
cialty. Halliday Drug Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

me- Nls always been passion with
eolls @Ys Lady Dorothy Nevill, ito
pp' old' ana ends OF every sort and
toog n INTO scrap books and note
,olps, NonseQuently | now have many
pbSHtt lllled with old sauibs, cuttings,
isf,,,si aphs scrapg of ycrto, msnuu az
MIN ~ and other trlnes, together
caninn plfs scfihhled at the side. re-
davs many pleasant and amusing
Out ~ '% long vanished into the past -
ms abundant material ~ made
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dNNI NY y,
265-Flrsr English parliament TO which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

In the province Of Pampanga, Phil
lppine Islands, Bishop Oldham (AIeeh-
odisN made record the past summer
by dedicating eight mission chapels
within six days.
Bishop Walden OF the Methodist 5pis-
copal church proposes to take part in
street meet!ngs hereafter IN the Pec-
pie viii not come to church. says the
bishop, ''the church must go to the
people.
Rev. Leonard Dolph OF Brandon, VT,
who recently celebrated his one hun
dred and second birthday. is not only
the Oldest minister in Vermont, but is
also the Oldest civil war veteran In
the state.
The Rev. DIR. ]. NJ Barley, pastor
Of Forest Avenue Presbyterian church,
Detroit, Mich, has been elected an hon
orary member OF Detroit post, G, A. II.
DR.. Barley fought on the Confederate
side in the civil war.
The "black pope" as the general OF
the Jesuit order, Father Wentz, is cali
cd, will shortly visit the houses Of his
order in America He is just about
finishing a tour OF inspectio. Of Italy.
after which he win make a-tour Of the
world, coming to this country first.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

William G. Reynolds went to Rutlan,
on business to-day.
Mrs. o. H. Reed IS i'll with bronchitis
at her home on Elm street,
/ 3 Cotakis OF Chicago visited at Thu
home Of @ q Mascot over Sunday.
Household furniture for sale 1T 81 Ma
pie avenue Call between and an(
. and . p. m.
John Corcoran Is working as book
keeper in the Office Of Swift y company
at Burlington
Charles t. Barrows resumed work II
Rogers clothing store to-day after sew
eral days illness.
The Italian Socialists held a pleasant
dance at their hall on Granite streei
Saturday evening
About SO couples attended the dane,
given by the Noodmen at their hall
Saturday evening.
Albert Lang who has been in the city
on business for the past week. returned
to his home il st. bloomsbury to-day
There will be meeting of the lump.
ers, boxers and derriekmen's union on
Wednesday evening, January Is, III car
penters' hall
Russell Brown Of Gorham. N. IT.. Wis.
tied Mrs. Brown at the home Of her
, mother, Mrs. G G. Page, Of jefferson
street over sunday
George w. Boyee Of New York. Mrs.
Ida Mann and Miss Beatrice Mann OF
Randolph visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, 4. S. Whiteomb Saturday.
Louis Blann has returned to Evans
vile, Wis, to resume his duties as ope.
rator for the Chicago Northwestern rail-
road, after having spent the holidays
with his parents here
r. r.. Mccarthy left to-day for four
weeks business trip through the West
and South in the interests 0f the Quarry
Workers international union He viii
20 as far west as aklahama and south
to Georgia.
Miss Blanche j Tilden will start an.
other reading class lar children on Jan.
uary 18th Class limited to six. Those
having children who would like to Join
the class can apply to Miss Tilden, 8
North street, for further information.
Listen, my children, and You shall
hear Of the midnight ride Of Paul Re-
vere."-Words d Longfellow from Paul
Reyere's Ride Pictures have been adapt
ed from this great historic poem and
win be shown at the Theatorium to-day
and tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs james Mcdonald Of John
street entertained about 40 Of their
friends Saturday evening, the occasion
being the 10Th anniversary Of their mar.
riage. The evening was pleasantly pass
ed with vocal and instrumental music
and refreshments were served slr. and
Mrs Mcdonald were presented with gifts
Of china and linen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13

WNHHa tHtfNaSft5 VI ~ftGt 1tieot's
According to the monthly memoran.
dun prepared by the labor department
Of the London board OF trade, there
was a considerable increase in the
wages Of British worlSmen for the
summer months OF this year as com.
pared with the same period Of 1906.
For example, there was net weekly
rise In wages for July of over 100000.
The unemployed returns varied slight.
~ from those Of last year, the varia-
ton being favorable TO the present
year There were 273 unions which
made returns, and these showed an
aggregate membership OF 631,15S
These figures 60 to show that the col
lection of labor statistics In England
IS more thoroughly done than with us,
and the British unions appear to pay
more attention to such matters than is
shown by American unions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13

The revival meetings will be continued
at the Hedding Methodist church this
week Tonight Mondayl there will be
meeting at the North Barre mission,
corner North Main and Second street.
Everybody invited. Meetings at che
church Oh Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Cottage meeting at
home If Il. Il. Maker On Quarry street
Oh Friday evening. All services begin
at 1880
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13

Miss Blanche J. Tilden will start an.
other reading class lar children on Jan.
uary 18th Class limited to SIX. Those
having children who would like to Join
the class can apply to Miss Tilden, 8
North street, for further information.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Bed spread sale a vaughan's.

"The Modern YOUTH" at the opera
house all this week.
City Auction rooms open every even
ing this week. Private sale only.
There will be Japanese garden party
in the vestry Of the Universalist church
on Friday evening, Jan. III.
q new line Of up-to-the minute buckle
gun metal and oxfords for men at the
Peoples shoe store, Hale's block.
If your eyes smart or feel bad when
you attempt to read in the evening. it
means that they need attention. You
can get the right kind Of treatment at
L. p Austin's, the watch and clock
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13

Listen, my children, and You shall
hear Of the midnight ride Of Paul Re
we're. Words Of Longfellow from Pau
Reyere's Ride" Pictures have been adapt
ed from this great historic poem and
win be shown at the Theatorium to-day
and tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
Paul Rsvsre.s Ride at rheatorium.

You know the rest
Ia the books you have read
OF The British regulars cred and fled
How the farmer gave bali for ball
From behind the fence and barnyard
wall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
Paul Revere,s Ride at rheatOrIum.

He said to his friend, if they march
by land or sea from the town tonight
hang al antern aloft in the belfry arch
in the North Church tower as signal
light; one if BY land and two if by seat,
and / on the opposite shore viii be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1908.
Weather Prediction

Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday
fresh westerly winds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
WEIRSDALE-STANTON

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Rast have moved
from Edgar, Fla. to this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Willard and
charming daughter have arrived from
Westerly, r. [. They will spend the
remainder of the winter at this place.
A number of guests from the Hotel
Lakeside spent Friday on the Ottawa
ha river. All report a glorious time.
We hear there is going to be a big
dance at "Pickers' Hall" Remember
boys, and be sure to attend. as this is
Leap Year.
Mr. c. z, Brown. our industrious
young agent at this place, visited rel
atives at Webster this week. Mr.
Hayes acted as agent during his alb
sence.
The A. c. L. is repairing Mr. Guth-
rie's house. also giving it a fresh coat
of paint
Mrs. Frank Lyle accompanied her
children to Ocala Sunday.
Mr. Burns LeayengOOd is improving
rapidly under the skillful treatment of
Dr. Henry of OkIawaha.
Mr.. Thomas Pasteur is visiting his
parents at Stanton. He is recovering
from a slight attack of humps.
Miss Tillie Pasteur returned from
Ocala Monday.
Mr. A. G. Gates of Ocala came down
to South Lake Weir Sunday.
Mr.. W. T. Kelsey is making some
improvements on his fathers house.
The Lake Weir W. c. T. I. held
very interesting meeting last Thurs
d3v
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FOXWoRTH-SMITH

AT six o'clock Sunday evening. jan
uary &c, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Smith.
Miss Lorena Smith was married to
Mr.. Merritt NJ. FoxwOrth.
Mrs. FOXworth is one of the most
popular of Belleview's many charm
ing girls, while Mr.. Foxwortb is 2
valued attache at the Horne turner
tine still
After the ceremony. which was per
formed by Rev. P. Wilson Green. 2
dainty luncheon was served. Only the
Immediate family and a few of their
most intimate friends were present m
witness the ceremony. which tool,
place amid beautiful ferns and flow
ers, that afforded a most elaborate
decoration.
Not many years ago Mrs. Foxwortb
stood studiOusly before Professor
Green reciting her wellIeaned les
sons in school, but this occasion was
one Of very different nature. and
the young bride appeared even more
cheerful and happy than before.
Both the bride and groom have the
best wishes Of their innumerable
friends both her and at their new
home AT LevOn.
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OkLAWAHA ITEMS
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
We are having some very cold
weather. but no damage has been
done to fruit trees so far.
The farmers of this section are all
busy preparing their land for early
truck
Mr.. Jack Blair has gone to Winter
Haven for a week or two to work with
his oranges.
Oklawaha is gradually growing.
New residences are being built. and
some improvements are being made to
the roads leading out of our town by
the Improvement Association of this
place.
Miss Lizzie Proctor visited Belle
view Saturday.
Rev. lambert of Ocala preached a
very interesting sermon at our church
Sunday. We hope to have him come
again.
Miss Emily McGahagin, who is
teaching school at Dallas, visited her
parents here Sunday.
Mr.. J. NJ Fort made a flying trip
to Ocala Saturday.
Mr.. J, J. Driggers and family have
moved into their cottage on West av-
enue.
Among those who went up TO Ocala
today we're Mesdames H. w. Henry,
senior and junior, Mrs. Trout and
Robert Blair.
Mrs. H. W. Hyde of Gambler was in
town Saturday.
We are glad to see that improve
ments are being made at the depot
here They have erected two waiting
looms and painted the building. which
helps the looks of it considerably. All
We need now is an agent. w. II.
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FAIRFIELD FAC >
SDecial Cor. Ocala Banner.

SoeciaI Cor Ocala Banner:
We are still having considerable
cold weather. but il does not seem 10
do very much damage around here 10
vegetables.
The Milton Lumber Company oil
Nicanopy is putting in a new railroad
track for the purpose Of hauling logs.
1t will extend out five or ten miles
south of here.
The young people enjoyed delight
fuI dance. in the town hall Friday ev-
ening.
Mr.. R. c. Gritty and Mr.. Neal
Mathews of Pennington were III our
town Friday evening.
The W. O. W. camp is progressing
very nicely at this place. and We hope
10 take in a good many members dur
ing the year 1908.
Mrs. W. L. Goodwin and little son
have been i'll for the past few days.
but are improving quite rapidly
Miss Della Smith and her friend.
Miss Waldron, of Bay Lake. were Wis
iting Miss Smiths parents here Satur-
day.
Ii. Smith was in Citra Friday.
cow BOY.
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CATER GLEANINCS
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
D. L. Morrison and E. l.. Redding
and wife were pleasant visitors to
Holder last Sunday. They were the
guests of Dir. and Mrs. T. w Robin
son.
Mr. G. Fl. Dorr was in our burg last
Saturday on business, but was strick-
en- with a severe "crick" in his neck,
which proved very painful, and he
was unable to attend to any business.
We hope to hear of his speedy recOv-
cry.
Sunday school was all to the good
last Sunday.
Girls We must remember that St
Tal"ntino Day will soon be here.
Mr.. Charley Rayburn of Coal City.
Ala. is a pleasant visitor this week.
Mr. Rayburn is a former citizen of
Cater.
M S. ", Petteway has been burn
ing turpentine woods this week. He
has been very successful so far, and
has not damaged any fences or tim
Der. MAUD s.