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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11

table. | Will never be without this
medicine in tie house" Mrs. SAM'L
LEE, 1928 Fourth St, Louisville. Ky.
Another Operation Avoided.
Adrian, Ga. IL suffered untold
nj cry from female troubles, and my
doctor said an operation was my only
chance. and | dreaded it almost as
much as death. Lydia 7. pinkham's
VeSe able Compound completely cured
me without an operation. LENA V.
HENRY, X f. D. 8.
Thirty years of unparalleled sue
cess confirms the power Of Lydia i.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
cure female diseases. The great vol
ume Of unsolicited testimony constant
~ pouring in proves conclusively that
LYDIA l.. l'iukham's Vegetable Com
pound isa remarkable remedy for those
distreS ing feminine ills from which
so many women suffer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11
JUDGE OF PRORAr

The Judges of probate were raised
5000 in the aggregate. the districts
each receiving 800 raises being Gale
donia. Chittcndcn, orleans, Rutland
Washington and Windsor. The sal
aries are now set in the list as fol-
lows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11
STATES ATTORNEY RAISES

The aggregate of raises in salaries of
states attorneys was 81, IN. Tho states
attorneys i'm all the counties received
500 additional with the exceptions Of
Iamoile which received 500 Grand isle
so and Windsor $500 The salaries now
| stand at the following:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11

Don't let the baby suffer from &c
Icma, sores or any itching of the skin.
pOan's Ointment gives instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chill
dren. All druggists sell It.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11
About zoo Graduates Of Univer-
sity of Vermont Gather in
New York City.
DEATH CAUSES SADNESS
Letter of sympathy Sent to the FINN
lily CT UorriIo Ioomis--Prcs. Duck-
hnM u Sprahcr--Edito GEORGE
Harvey Pays High Tribute
to Vermont,


''''"'"''
->e" '' '' '''''
~ ''.,' c,...
man r. s. Peck. vic,-prc4idout OF the
New York Alumni Association of the
University of Vermont to-nieht at tho
18th annual hanGuot a. pclmonico's He
.ttributod tho rcuarl TO Darwin p
Kircslov who sat beside him at two
s,esl,ere, .orlo AND IT, wax a sentiment
heorti,,. oor,,,,.rod ~ lv tba 40 ,ova1
,--,a,,.,, ,,~o.o,,+ ,louo,o, tbo~o vas
.haao ,,ro.., c,.t ,..o. ,,., oeeorb,v
-. 49, 80 ~, .t, ,,.oe,a,n, ~ t1o nc.
..t - r: n,.ir.r
..-.....,.,, 80 .to -o.,ti,,,.4 Of tbo ,esn-
'Np. V'''o' ~ '''' ......,...
wa '''" 80,
- ,"' .""''
'o"lHS Wis anu il. ''''''
nav Nv ''" ,,.
pia'e, sai' man ''"' ''
ihS t"9 SP'dN''H ann 81 -
60 Ireil"N u"' '"'
den' NJ ~ l'U'N ''"'" N''"'
ee'ner' ~ 'C'S''"
Iau'E Inuet" u 1t
enoe re H'eiS 10 ~, W., r,..a,.
M" present ~ 'Ou
nam
PRES. BUCKHAMS SPEECH.
,.
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ue An,,'.
W ~ ...... -
%" ~ s,.,,.. ..,..,.;,.., ....,,, 49,,
inc ~ mn .'''',' ,',,.,.,
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,..s,..4,o., 80 ro,octs 20
~. f,aa.+,. ,o,,,,,itio,, a,
.,,., 800. ,.,.,.o,io.,o, ~
49,, ,,..,,iGao,,, ho.,,,, ,,.rior
..,i.,toa .no ,,orrocio ronsfo,
, o,,1,. nrio1,ors +bo
. Nv ,.+,..1 ro,lo-o frytr,otore
,. =. .,,,.,,, ,,,, 49,, i,+o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-11

SALARIES OF COZ NTY CLERKS.
Tie salaries Of tho county clerks we're
raised $500 in al, raises Of $500 being
made IN Addison and Caledonia counties.
500 in F,sscX and $40 in Chtttonden The
salHrioa are now as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17
@ouous Dor id)ablidcr Sonnenbe-
ItrahlMng etc. ifiibt. Inter oemgal.

@ouous Dor id)1blid)cr Sonnenbe-
I%trahlMng etc. ihiibt. Inter oemgaI.
lon bangen slpei GonbeIn BON etma
s Meter 2anae unb ~ Meter @rei.
ic, Die untereinauoer ourf eineil
2auiiteg mil Sabine perbunben Iil,o.
sluf oieiem Stee Iduit eiu @ageu nit
Heierpetbellen. Der aud 3lgleidJ als
@elpit,ts 3, Iusgleit bienen Fam.
Die Eiibrergonbcl entbalt Die Stcus
erporribtungeuL gentil5iige, GompaB
etc, utO lpie Die anoeren cinenO oim=
er-Motor bon ITO Hferoetraiten. -
Zeppelin Der Grfte beiaB cinen Wotor
pom SIS Fierbetrdften, Der pro Stull.
DC 30 ailogrumm 9en5in perbraut)s
te. Sm @etriebe miro imncr nur je
Elm Wtotor bcnnltt. Die SobenIteuer
beittbeu aus ic 5ipei borne unb bin-
ten an9ebrud)ten ldJraaaeitcllten Sid
dlen, Sic ben 9allon je nod ibrer
Ste1ung nod oben oher mad ullten
oriifcn. SeitcnIteuer ruo Stobili-
t1tsfldNen Iiub ebenio mic bel Den DO.
riaen p%orbaubeu. Sic 2eiitunaen
BON Zeppelin oeln 3peiten iino be-
tnur,t. ebenio iein tro9iifes Gnoe.
bas burf Den beftigen Sturm nnb
Die Notwithstanding in Solse
MISUNDERSTANDING ueruriad)t iuurs
DC. Beaeuiiber oen anberen Cutie
men lit bas ltarre Spltem burb icinc
NuBenbillle Dor aroBeren @aoperllt-
item in sSolge Semperaturihmailtm
gell geldiitt. aud @%erletungen iinb
IN 6olge Der Sbeill,ng in ein5elne
Slider ipei,iacr aefdbrlif. Seinc
beiben Motore uno Die BON Cos
auantum unabbduaise Sobeniteue=
run9 gorautircn cine lGngere Sabrt-
bauer, Sir cinen transport imsSale
zines SdiffhrudeS lit oielea SpIteln
aIlcroingS gon5 unaeci9nct.
Mae orei SpItenc babeu lire @ora
tbciIc mo Naftbeile, wie lid Dies
nid,t anbers erlpdrten ldBt. Ser
Mcrtb zines Spitcnls liegt eben nid)t
IN belien olleemeiner @erfuenOborfeit,
Ionoern in Der iiir ieinen ipe5iellen
3red n~ptbapenoigen 9roltbarfeit.
Sabt MAJ, oieien Belid,tspunft ms
Mllae. 10 fam man nif)t ldJiuanten,
meldem SpIten1e man ben Gor5ug
gebeu joll, ionbern man miro ieoes
SpItcm ou peripenoen, no eS an be-
item ieinen 3wcf e%rfiillt. e.
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-N F =
Maplc, oen sipeiien Ebeil ibres Ser.
moeens erbalten u,o erfreut iit iest
elmer SabreSrepenue bon ca. $500.
900. Mit IL MiIlionen Collars, Die
lte pon ibrem Tater, 5rH. Ganoerbilt,
erbtc, idlieBt Ole iesiae @rafin S3e.
d)eupi oic Heibe ser rcid)ilcn Srquen
Der @eIt, ioipeit Die Seiientlidlfeit tie
fennt. Gs mag aber %belon0ers inter
ben Siirltinneu Ser cl,ropdiIden Iria
I%totrotie nod mnnhe Jrauen seben.
Die es, ipas Die @robe hires 8eid)-
thurls anlamgt nit oen peiblid,en
Nabohs i'm 2anbe bes Sternenbun-
ner5 getroit aufnebmen founen.
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SpNeSfGQc

Elm II. 5annar Mmu!e Nusn. llnlperftdis.
Soipi!aI g Sabre ali.
Iilbersslfbl. 81 5a8e-a an.
Mm Is. 3nnilar @ssrae Yauetfdaub, a9r.
ia S",, NorN' 5anrairasfi a, IL Ss6re ai' - ,o-
Gin "A. Sunuar GRarles ,Sammanu. 9sr.1o16.
9selts9 srineton.s trahe. AZ Sabre aft,
VIM "A. San,dr Sharies SedltDlb, Soblls Sors
fins Soipitai, 81 Sabre off.
aln Is. ,Sanuar nora Surittns, Nr. 10,
Tartirs slrabe g laee alt.
% MlM =; Rs',ar M,"is e'as''n' &r, SIG
am IL. aauuar Sauaiins Gheiser, eaooieps
afhI. 10 StuIloeft alt.
am II. Sannar @resorp 7apn, CT. 9ineen.
&irnersWfhl. % Iaoe at.
glm IA. 1anuur Glt5a frcuct, aIeine Mrmer'
ifipeiteru. S6 Sabre alt.
IN ID. saruar @'arp German. eapciep'
I'm Ia. Sariar Marn 1nerrse, Gr. 1000.
collins. StrdBe, 50 Sabre alt,
Yin IL. 5anrtor Dsartin Gunsan, Sit, $50,
Oft sort.a oenae, 80 Sabre oil
Im II. 2auHar SAINTS oplH, SIR, 1908.
am IA. Sanuar @m. outdtuiou. Rappieu-
Nhm ID. Saauar Relic aadisn. ar. q,
SiibsS pringsStrabe, 6o Sabre alt.
AIM lG.' 5annar Mana ssiirss. ar. li2.
@ere.Gilmos,strabe. C. Sabrc aIi ,,o
Vim, Is. Sanuur germ. yaaaer. air. 1924.
@isouilb, sirabe. / Sa9r ali;
% Sabre ali.
PIN 13. Sanrar Wsaraaretha sdmtSt. 9ar.
1909. SitsGGaersStrabe, I'll Sabre alt. q
,Mm 10, Sannar a'hn smttpers, 9aneieIp'
Gin IA. Sanlidr Via amith. 9ir. 1900. Meits
Baltimore Strabe. 81 Sabre alt.
nm "A. 2anuar @enristta Tbon,aS. s~epoiesrs
IipF II Sabre ait.
Am il, Sanltur 5upu xswiens. y'r. 1879.
NorAsG Charles Strabe. 80 Sabre dlf.
9lm ii. Sanuor saoic SUoo, Or. PIT. 8ciis
0dnoales Strlse. % Sabre oil.
@m H.. Sanlar Miee 0eld,. q. 8tncen!
GinbereIfbI. / Mtordi alt.
2lm 10. SGniar 9aura Youns. Nr. 10. OF;
NiIlsStrnRe. 80 Sahre of. -
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Die rcidlten Trauen Ser @elt.

Ser jiingit peritorbene Iianlanteng.
aonig Sorrp @arnato bat bon ieinem
oiri loo Miaiortcn Collars geld)dEten
@ernlDgen Ieiner Softer ullBcr elmer
sabrSrellte ben getrag bon 5 Weiu.
Collars permadlt, unfoem er ibr
ltou bel ibrer @erlobuns nit Srr.
Miher eiu 9ernosen in gleiber Sobe
ais Sot5eitsangcbiroe gcihellft bot
tc. Mit oieiem Observation-Disclosures
riidf Srau .. q. Mlber in Die Reibe
ser 6railert oi,i, Die ais Die retditen
Der @elt gelten. 0eu Hubru. Die ON
nlciiten nit @liifseItern eeicgnete
Srou Der gSelt az iein. nimnt nod
imn1er Trau Settp Green in4nipruh,
Die oIs ;pcibliher Sonoerling biesr
ieits ulo j%enieits bes groBen Geides
b%efapnt lit. 9as 8ermogen. uber
oos tic NIT ser No,itine elmer edit
omerifoliiden 8eihaftsirau periiigt,
lpirb bon Gingcipeibten aui 70 bis
rs Milionen qeid)ast. 0itt binter
ibr iolst ais 5peitreifite 6raa Der
Nelt Die @ittlue oes Dor Sturgeon Der
itorbenen Winiarbdrs uuh Beiabhe
les Nrlieu Sage. Gr hinterlieb lei
I ner 6rau ein 0ernloaen bon SO @ti!
| liolten Collars, cine Sunume. bic Die
@ittiuc il,5lpilden ieood, nm 5ablrei.
die MiIlionen 5u 8uniten bon @obls
tb1tigfcits 8 Snititttcn aefiir5t bat.
Sic orittreihitc Jror ai,i benz Gro
bah lit sic Spd,ter arupp's, israu
&rupp b. @ollcn e 0olbad], oercn
Seiommtbciis iest auf As @dnionen
Collars ongenat)ien iein oiirite. Mls
pieric Der reid)iten 5rauen iolet tpie-
Der cine Mnerifoiterin. 6rau Mnne
@eigbtlnou @uIter. Die iln Oanfees
LAMB 40 Nttlioncn ,,pertb" lit. Cine
uhnIid aroBe 3obl bon Wsiaioneu
ml,B Mahalne GreeI. einc meritait
ide S,touItric Magnutim, beIisel,,
hcnu ibr idbrlides Ginfoinu1en miro
ouf 5 Mftlltonen Collars geid)uat.
Die Marauile bon Graham lit Ole
reid)'ie, III Gn9laio ee6orene Grau;
rah Dem Z DOE Tires @aters. 6es
sluolften 8eraogs BON Samiltcn, trat
lie in ben @en,,B cines i1brIid,engilt
fnnimens bon ctipd $4,000.
Die Sersogin bon Morburabe erbfe
bon ihrem Batter Seoen @oelet ntdt
ipeniger als 100 MiGionen. hinge,
iibr Die gIeide Gunn1e tennt aud
eine a0Inerin, 6ram Sehlmarr, ibr
eigci,, oerct Wntle Dor eirigen Sdb.
rem aus sl,tlab ibrer Verlobuig nit
Dem 1iiriten &onou an sic Oeffent-
Iidfeit frat; bieie 8erlobmns gina ~
ood lit hic Bride, tpeil Ole reide
Witttue aus Dem Mbeinlanb iih ipeir
gerte, Die nidt unbetrdd,tliden5 dul-
Den beS .furltlidJen @rdutiganns ou
besoblen. 81. ben Geid)lten uitter ben
Meiden o1blt aud Die @aronirL BON
G%dbarotiteiu. bic in jIi,giter 3eit in
5olee. ihrer Gbeid)eioungs . affaire
init Dent friiberen Gegottpnsiefretdr
/! an Der oeutiden 9otidaftiin 2onoon
bel eenonlt tpllrbe. sic hot in bic
fem Sabre mad benz lobe ibres @o.
ters. bes befonnten eneIiiden -MfobeI.
SnonifricIlcn Sir Sebn MIonoeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

nrbeitcten Shipanf, ser iniofern nit
pe%rtrauteren 8eitalten ausfommt. ..
Sebr animireub ober su @erIobun:
gen in Der ielieen Seltseit 5niidcn
Den Sobren boben, tuic man liebt, Die
gerIlner 9iibuen ihr Hepertoirc nId)t
gelaltet. Sb iit mad, Benz Jelt cit
Hildgang conitotiren laiieu miro IN
gelpiiien 6omilienansrigen Der Sofal'
Sldtter? Sd alul6c, man ilbcrs
id,det Die lleber5eugmesfroit oes
Ibeoters. @s Gnoert Die Herliler 10
mcnig iuie Die 8resenburger. llno Die
sSueeuo idJoH gur nid)t!
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Hcter WDha.

eS ftarb ant iG. 2nnIar 1909 nab LANCER
ME ylpba, in u ier BON 81 Sabren. Nie Beer
oiauns iiieet 1ienitaa. ben 10. Sanuar s utr
Bormitioes, bon ieirer Iebten 9Sobrnlna. 9tr.
1900, Gaitern.% snenne. gGe bon 10. Stfabc. aus
iiait, lno odiln iIad, ber 81. S~er3sairte, 100
lirl o llbr cine Reauiem,Spn nrefie fir bu5 Sell
ieiner Seele eelebrirt miro. @ertpdnote uno
5reunoe Der 5dmiiie ftno attunasooa eillae'
IuoeIt. bei.unobueu. lf-~la)
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CATHERINE Mun6crIid,,

Ga itar5 an IS. 3unnar 1909, Q utr ST
bon Conrad iino ser pcri!orbenen Catherine
sSunbcr. Id. Stb. Mippel. I'M MIter bon % Sab
rem, Gle Heeroi9nna iinoet senntaa. gtats
Stas W. HM S : net, cl POI, 0ss ,r ssaa'', ana , 'fstt
Beifepuna ali Der nWt. 6urmetsG eEteterrp.
gtsA . = --Ir..
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Nnrl Whrcnbt.

Gs itarb am 12. Snnuar 1909 in Greenoine.
Miit'., perr aarl Mbrenot. ~geliebter @atte bot
Hofa %9lhrerbt. Die geeroieius finbet conn
900, @ouab. sipafe. dis TAFT, iuosu Serranotc
unh 5reunoe oer Sanlilie n1tulgspou einec'
ldoeu iiho. (16-D
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Surnuerein NprmGris.

9(le MiteIieoer ees lur11pereins pNoripirisu
ipolen iih Sonnida 9lchmitiag I'M 2 tbr su.
1rdlterfeier III @breil START Ibrcnbt'S IN Der
.s'or,udrtSsSGlc" etitiIieet. u6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

pieI llnfug gGtriebcn. 8eiitiaes grbe
IdBt lid, eben niht in Sablen aus
briiden ODER 10 eenou einlhasen ipie
Elm Grbe IN 8el6 ODER Gut.
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..Nurmunie."

Nie Uliialieber Der .Sarmonie'" iooleit fiG)
Soiinida TahE,.ltds I'M . llbr in Der ,9ors
ipdrtss6ale" ciufinheit. uni an Der lruuerfeier
5n Ghren stnri stbrsnet'S ibsi!5nnehmeH,
UR--1G -.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Hdtehu: VT. II, xHtHs8 0rdf0 4as&ftd6e, xub
Sanpt.Gtnaaua: Hreorrt6.Slsab.
PeardbnibpIiibe bon $25 an unter beffdnbt0er
glnfiht: Gnniit5Iume1, 0eUinhei VfIan3en etc.
perhen iii Ireibbdua ain Eaupt,Qtnadn ne aetuns
ben. llrfer @0ent miro, tuenn Gelalrt4t, bor'
fpreGen. 4 (92--)
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Baltimore Gc1netern.

Darean: Graniltn ptbe, DeftRsse Z. aprtlNs.
.AeerabniBpldte sum 8eriauf = BON s26 an,
far bier 6raber. Ereie 9enItune Der aabe1e
tiir Iraueraoite8btenfte. (Sunt16.1O
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VcrIincr Brief.

TI3 @erIobtc en- pchleu
d.
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Spha &er,pie & sohn.

sy. 1908, prfean1.otrate.-
BweteeetAxtt: III. ~. GaAerns3sen1e,
StebiauStswn, 1oIimpse.G6x !
Nit kdben in unterer tnnecn Lef9dtt6pr0StS
Arm urb aRei1 beeretGt. Stnb NIT Gertnee1a
Brett sltrisSenc T,s tsttIism auta@sn gs!ts:
Beleeenbet.eu. gethe 1etebbone. (@sat26.fN
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Qorraiue.

NRafesifM. = Darlasttg. - 0sisbli4.
gleitIt@ bon g1albroof cine utb etne babe
Metle. Wiount ApIp. sBa4acr,. urb gcrratne'
Iepbore.. etaht.gursau i'm 6rttten .SIur oeS
Unions ruitsY ebauSts. gtaste6. nab HN4stte'
etra6e. tW ai4,1S,1&G)'
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9rnib 0libge Gemeterp.

Net tbeais Griebtef ssn oaItintsse. ae1e
HtteSpi1e. 2nei eItftriine Bnbn,0i1ten lib
Ytn,Iico .Y,onItpnrb .bireft auul Grtebbcf. elHe
@rurcfttlde ii,i!er ~ftdnbteer NntRNt, YtebrlUe
Nretie. WerIaua. Die neien ScupeIir-RatoIcee.
9iiren,i: VI. III. N~sSbsGharleS'e traes: Fethe
Telephone. (arriI20-)
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Yermiidte anseisen.

--Nnfrui. .Aa
sic naditebsn, ansefilbrten 9erionen:
l. S IsI wlafbans, sebersll am ahtsr
-tieii, areis. SberfrlufeI,5 cher heffer Grben;
9. Noble, Setnrth Martin una Sohaunes
&art, ternlrtbIih aus @iiiee bel aiboa, In
Sberhetel,t. Deer sereu grben.
iperheH erinht, bel hem urter3eiduefen pers
fonIih ODER f~uariftiih itl 6t ntcIoe1Li ii
llrl- MhsfltHlt aitber oeren 8erhletb ODER stles
benerilht
BaIttmore. NO. Ben /. Sanuar 1909.
Ter 9attcritdte QoniHI.
81 Gerfrefurg:
y. Mubftrat.
(Sdn1 So so, 1,9a1 Tr.s Z, GiibrGSaGftr.
-$215 strabe a%ianiH9; In taoetIofem Snftaus
De; poue GGrantie: GeiieL r1o Gede.
f Sauoers & Stabntau Co.,
Sttbofs@ae gbarie5s uilo 8Gpcite. StraBe.
t9teoS-l 49, "a
$3.50 Eanien Gin -pradtpones 9ianiuo. Mabas
gonbsSebdufe; fam bon .eilenl neuen Hitt IN.
terfbtebcn ~iperben: fir firi Sabre garantirt.
Sauocrs & Stahmnn Co.,
1S1ooft'Gde ebar!esa uto Sapettes Strabe.
(gtobS-)
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&irdlidc Mnseisen.
AipnSacmeinoe

Coitessienfi 1o.45 Born, areoiet ans Der
Sttrtsuaelhitie a: .SaS Wsitteidlter."
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kg,ee Of ssl.

Na... -eby given ia, ne
t.a-.-. Ea- -al Bank being the
a..a.- e., Fl. saares q :1e capital
-.a.- 20, -aI bank. as pledge and
.a..a-s-a. security. securing the pay.
-.-' - pa-. ~ a rg= executed by
Z a Jones deceased % said Bank
n- -,a -s.. day OF Sep.-ube- 1905
'.- ..e SUM ~ $4,000. due and
PAYABLE or 'as ,Sh dav ~ October
ts.s as.e1 sad note is due and ur-
paid ~ o".- for sale and sell %
t-- a.s1es, bidder fo- cash IN hand
che said shares % sock. on ,he .f;h
day % t1rl.. 1903. a. ;he ron,
dna- % .te Ardmore National Bank
.r ere C.y ~ Ardmore Carer Coun-
-. Oklahoma 5arweeu the hours % 10
O'Clock a 70. and 3 O'Clock ? n o.
said date
ARDHORE NATIONAL BANK.
80 Ry e ~ stuart Cashier
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cr9sr for Hearing Setitio- 20 Sc
Pea Eg;s;. ~ C.sroisr.

state o. Oklahoma. C.--s- County.
81. l1 County Court
70 -1a us.,ar - The guardianship
O.. Grover and Clara = Dua-d.
Sow On -1.s .-'t day q July
-e.s. comes OH D.Ilzrt a. guardian
o. -3s estate O: ,ae above named
sa.1. having fled herein rs yetl-
.or FOR t1- sale O.. -1e real ests.s
~ sad wards fo- t1e reasons IL
said petition stated
3, - ordered TIA, sad petition be
and hereby 30; for hearing o. the
-s, day q. -al,emye- A. D 1903
g.. go ,r'a.F g. u- q, which t-s
tla rrZ. 90 KIN and al persons IL
.--e-.el g. --a estate o. sad Ea-ds
ave required % appear and
,agw cause - any they have v1y
an order should 20, be granted Tor
-.- sale ass -o much O. The zeal
as-a'. e. said wards as ts necessary
fa- .a@ reasons 70 said petition
stated and ,ta; PERSONAL service
hereof ne made upon said next Of
E.- and persons Interested IL the
estate cs sa1 wards as required by
-ss J, s further ordered tlst
copy r- r-t..aed f9r ;aree s.1ces-
,.Es weeks % the Ardmore.,e o.
tr--p-a. ot.a-Cua
J. r MASON
County Judge
Dated ... 18th day o. July. 1909
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whoever would travel to any purpose
may except tribulations by the way.
But the good traveller will never give
up. No troubles will be allowed TO en-
gulf him. He will perserve to the
end. In the log Of Christopher Column
bus, it is said, was this entry, repeat
ed day after day, This day we sailed
on Doubt, discoura cement and open
mutiny aboard ship, as ne sailed those
uncharted seas; but This day we
sailed on It may even be said that
only they are worthy of their goal who
dare to sail on" in spite of all hin
ORANGES. Christian had his ups and
downs, and his dire besetments, but
he continued until he reached the City.
Of all the black spirits of the pit
that clutch the heart Of man, the
Spirit of Despair is the most dreadful
and malignant 1t stiles his hope and
his peace, binders his vision, suffo-
Gates his powers,a impairs permanently
his souls resiliency, and sends him
through life hideously Scared The
daily prayer of everybody may well be,
From the Spirit of Despair, good
Lord, deliver u.s.
Some persons, like Christian have
their eyes SO fixed on distance scene
that. their feet stumble Life without
vision is intolerable, but vision should
never hinder progress, but rather &C,
celerate it. Because of the enraptur,
ing prospect toward which he is trav.
cling, the pilgrim should give especial
heed to his steps.
The soul that keeps close to its
Guide is sure to escape the Slough OF
Despond
Despair is the child of Fearfulness
whose father, in turn, is Faithless
ness.
That Bunyans pilgrim truly de-
served his name Christian is proved
by this: Even though he stumbled in
to the Slough of Despond, he still kept
his face toward the Celestial City
Sometimes it signifies less where we
are than whittier we are going The
noble spirit, amid all adversities
clings to its great purpose, Mired and
weary, it still struggles on, in spite Of
all. The pliables climb out of theil
difficulties on the homeward side, and
find themselves no farther on in Tho
end; but the Christians grimly worry
through to the side nearest theil
goal.
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DOWN IN THE DEEPS.
Terse Comments upon the Christian
Endeavor Topic for February Fl,
(Pilerim's Progress The Series.) u.
Slough of Despond. Ps. So: ia, IS.
13; 40: 1-3
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

A man and his wife had been pre-
pairing several years for missionary
work in China. At last, after an ex-
pensive journey, they reached that
great empire. But the sights and
sounds and smells were too much for
them, and, without even visiting the
particular field to which they were
bound, they returned home. Like
Bunyan's Pliable and Christian, they
were early engulfed in the Slough Of
Despond. Like Pliable, they scrambled
out on the honleward side, and gave
up their noble Journey The travel
world is full of such folk. The feas
of Japan, the filth of China. the poor
hotels of Korea the seasickness on
the China Sea between Hong Kong
and Manila, the heat of Singapore and
Colombo, the heat and disease of
India--such trifles as these turn them
from their goals, or else make their
journeyings miserable Now it may
be written down as inevitable that
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WILLIAMSBURG

williamsburg.-The farmers of this
vicinity had a very successful and in
structive farmers institute in this city
last week. 1t was a two day session,
and was addressed by Sykes of the
Corn Producers association. r. P.
Dodge of Laporte City, swine and
poultry expert Chas. Lortz, James
Nicholas and others of the home talent.
The officers elected for the year are:
Hon Ed Boland, president.
James Nicholas, vice president.
Robert II. Edwards, secretary.
w. S. Butler director.
Mrs. r. w Yoss who has been quite
sick for the past week is now much
better.
At the last regular meeting OF the
Williamsburg Commercial club, Feb.
II, 1909. the following officers were
elected for The year.
Edward Hogan. president.
]. c. Nicholas, vice president.
Chas. Fletcher, secretary.
]. H. Hughes, treasurer
W. C. Parker of Ottumwa. division
freight agent of the C. M. g. ST. P
railway system, was in the city Satur-
dag on business in connection with his
official duties.
Thomas Jones was in Monday visit
ing with his sisters, Mrs. A. s. Hast
ings and Mrsf T. ]. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Tanner, who
have been visiting relatives in Mary
land and Virginia for the past sis
weeks, returned to their home in the
south part Of the city Monday.
James Brannan was out on his farm
east of town for a couple of days las
week looking after his interests in con,
| nection Herewith.
Mrs. Ed Hogan. who has been II
Minnesota for several weeks for medl
cal treatment, has returned to he
| home much improved in health.
| Robert II Edwards was VISITING
| Monday at the home of E. w. Ed
| wards of this city.