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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-18
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

Buffalo, Nov. 17.-George Roda, FIRE
man, was killed by the explosion of
the boiler of a New York Central
freight engine last night. Engineer
8. Gilbert and Brakeman Schuldt were
fatally scaided.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-18
ARREST WOMAN AS smUGGLER.
Custom Officials AIIege Trunk with
False Bottom Was Used.

Trenton, N. J., Nov. 17.-Mrs. Ere
mont r. Chesbrough of Boston was
held in $4,000 bail by Judge Cross IN
the United States court on a charge
of smuggling. Mrs. Chesbrough is &C
cused of entering the country at Ho-
hoken with gowns and furs concealed
in a trunk with Z false bottom.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-18
NOT / SINGLE
SOUL COULD LIVE
so DECLARES MANAGER TAY-
LoR, SPEAKING OF CONDITIONS
IN CHERRY MINE
ENTOMBED MEN BREATHED
GASES-SURVIVAL WAS
IMPOSSIBLE.
NO ONE KNOWS WHEN BODIES
MAY BE BROUGHT TO
SURFACE.


been called for to prevent untoward
demonstration when the bodies of the
aoo -. .,5 ra.,,ndo,,,,
ol'aSOeF are Drought 70 inc uiL"o0'
Sheriff SkOglund telegraphed TO
Springfield late Yesterday asking
Govarnor noraan r. eand several
~. .,a,oo.
0'ii' p'iii79 Vi Liiiii'i"' W. ''ol'--0
mas been displayed and state AIIor-
ney Eckhart hopes. by the presence Of
o small GUARD n nravont anv III adj
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%. me disaster. E 4i SIX nonles
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'Ae tI'''u''"' "INno"' maze members
o"II me MOST II'h'lc Vi Iue women ~
VII" loSI "uSoaiIu' ven'u'eu - WISH
ne SI'l' anu ',ie9G "''i ~ pe er,liio9I
'oIcIO,s taken O"'A. eAu0"'iy
pun VI SiiioN7 i''u7u ii''n " '''H''o
III Ihe Sl"ll coNei' dn e'IueH0e IldC
'h@ n[e IS raging WITHIN.
oue Uou'e' "lo iou'lu -, ,ie"l 1Lo
Sh"IC' 1t WAS ueclaIe Gu 1t Will lnulcdIe
lnaI 1he men peIISneu ny hre,
l"ey are Io"II .,, III 'n7 u,SIanI salSileS
9u'lo'a'ioi WILL Oo Aelu ~ i1"'1 Deen
'ne 'auSe' ne Iepe"'eu 2e"ills VI
the MINT II IS menu was SuliiCien' "
generate enough gas 10 XIII Ine men
III any part ol 'ne NINE -, ne ,. ioc'-
',o" VI Cne OouieS aiSo VIII inui0"'e
ABOUT "lien lhe men uleu' lor Ine
gases were not I"'tiiS uenSe ui''l az,
II 'he nrSO hIe nau cohSlueraoly SUD
Uueu'
W. hunI. "a anu MY pine poAes Ia
winch Will De buried the oouieS re-
COW "a "' GU anu are 'oieu Iio''i
f,o., No aqiotad roToi,;os
T ,Ianaao,. T,o,.Ior said vos+ordov.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-18
DEsPOEDENT, ENDS LIFE.
Head of Comb Factory Commits Sui.
eide After Son Dies in Flames.

eide AfteT son DIES m flames.
New YORK Nov. 17.-Loss Of his
ION and nine employees in the fire
which destroyed his comb factory in
Brooklyn las. week, is believed to
have been the cause Of the suicide
yesterday OF Robert Morrison, head of
the firm wa Oh conducted the estaD.
lishment. M Morrison's lifeIess
body was found in the bathroom of
his home, where he had turned on the
gas and died Of asphyxiation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-11-18

lieve it is essential that the sufferers
bury their dead They will fee
much better for the chance 20 CLASP
their dead in their arms.
President Earring. Of the st. Pau
railway, was agitated by the obsta
cles TO cleaning the mine He spent
the entire day at the scene.
A pipe was laid from the reservoir
to the entrance of the shaft and a
long lead Of hose dropped therefrom
down the shaft Two hundred thou
sand gallons Of water brought in car
tanks was emptfed into he reservoir
as needed. The fire engine from La
Sale forced water through the pipe
and hose line into the shaft.
Whisky Makes Men Ugly.
For afew hours last night the sa-
looms were opened by permission OF
the authorities. The states attorney
told the saloonkeepers thai if any
trouble was caused as a result Of mel
drinking he would "put the saloons
out Of business"
Despite this there were a number
Of men the worse for liquor and there
was an agitated tone in the talk of
some groups.
Clothing GeatIy Needed.
Shoes, undertaking and guam
titles Of women's and childrens gar
ments are urgently needed for the
families Of the victims. Also money
is necessary to take care of these peo-
pie during the winter" declared E.
p. BickneIl of Washington, D. c., doc
tor Of the national Red Cross society
yesterday, after conference with the
charity workers here. The appeal was
telegTaphed to various cities in the
surrounding states. Soon a response
came that supplies would be quickly
enroute.
Headquarters were established from
which charity will be distributed sys-
tematically. A corps of help was en-
listed, who started on a canvass OF
the miners homes. Each widow was
requested to recite her circumstances.
Rumors of Conspiracy.
Despite the sheTiff's assurance that
no apprehension prompted the call
for troops, rumors have circulated
that D crowd from points outside are
determined to carry out the rescue
work themselves; that a plot has
been formed to blow up a number Of
private cars here, one of them the
car Of President Earring of the ST.
Paul railroad. The rumors are brand
ed as absurd by the officials.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
EpbesfaQe.

VIII -. |GnuL, .tsae Nutou, Nr. 1912,
WuuifensS iraBe, 6 Wsonate alt.
Im q. Sannar emma epr, gr. 562, Wos
iber' strase 9 Sabre alt.
=" -. ou..u. upurles faois, Rdnbieps
Wa, I ubre i I.
hit 0ol la so Sauce at.
g!m 81. Sanlar G~li5aoetb Cant, SIR. ls4i,
SorIra n z traBe. As Sabre oil.
,,". -, Nu,uat Mu.c tDrstb, Ir. Dos, Slo'
GbarIeSs Sirabe. 81 Sabre alt.
Mm PC. SdnuGc ,iants GGrt, Qburd) Some
dno Snfirmdrr. 60 Sabre at.
gm 20. 10nlur Nngnit Seii, Nr. 500, 8efi.
6d0elte.SiraBc, "a 3aUre n.t.
PIN 27. Sanuar tScorgc Gemp, gr. TIC,
@rccllInourt=N peHlte. 50 Sabre ali.
81 nruar Srauu &~lciinGu, Hr. 26I2,
gSeit -Nortbsabcnle, 81 Sabre alt.
Qm "a. SaHudr 9rieu MiGrlbaI, Nr. o3I,
SarrlssglleD, 80 Sabre ait.
glm 20. Sdnudr gritlinm Me2r,uee, 9ir. 1928.
Silvse uupels s1rnBe, As Sdprc at.
9m p. 3aHuar Suianra sitcclai, 9sr. 1870,
9lorosDEi tonb gtrcnuc, 81 Sabre ali.
Nm -. Sanuar Charlotte htoer. Nr. 1873,
Sctierions Strnbe. 81 Sabre alt.
"m %. 1ddIar Gttitlc HofrlGn, 9tr. 500,
@~alccsStrabc, AZ Sabre all.
Vim 2S. Sarlar Games Nseic, Nr. G06, G.
Cattle rate. d Sabre all.
sim 81. 9Qmiur Trcocrid SdItutiu9er, Tr. g..
Turos4aiureHts Strlhc. 80 Sabre al.
Am -. 3Gnuar Nihiam spenScl, gr. 100,
Glib Enrbnms StraBe. 90 Sabre alt.
gm -. ea"l1r charicS s%uanion, 9tr. 1882,
Sbdmes StraBe. 40 Sabre ali.
Elm -. Sariar Srantis S6,nd. Nr. 22ll.
@opersS traBe. / SaDr alt.
Vim rs. 3uruar Hinnrb sfwarniteot, Mr..
5000, Neii 4ortb s9cc., | Sabs alt.
Nm IS. 9aniar Gbarles 3entc, @a5oictu'
9lIul, 3 lQqe alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Milhelmina Yeuiidl.

IS itarb am %. 1rmuar 1909 @tmrlmina
8rniid, aelie1te eiutiiu ees ocriiorbeneu 60
mono Neniih. Gic 4iceroigun9 iinoet Wiuntag,
ben /. .sebruur. 10 llbr SiOrlliitags. bon Der
NSobnuna ibrcr 5otter. Girau g. Smiib, az.
1907, Miltpr.lSlucc, riS itntt. Reifeelng auf
Der .9puopu. Eurt GemeierN." God
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

Ger neue NunbeS Sena
lot bon Hefp . Dorf. Sr. Noot, hat
iif I'M Aapitol 5u Ilbanp unurnluull.
ben gege,, Die oirefte Domination Der
9unoe5 Senatoren auseeiprodcn,
ebeiiio gegen Ssilitiatipe unb 9ieieren.
bum. Gus Solf ipl nidlt ciillloI oao
Acd)t bdben. oil Ser WabIurne ieile
Mleinune 5i duberr, ipen es ais Bun.
0es.E enator ipiinid)t. llnb bodl Ia.
ben biz poIitiiden gartcisenclien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
%crmiid)te Mnsci9en.
Niete

tbrer Ssit fuS Nieienigen. Die uini bnsh Tr.
@oisn,bag'3 Meiiierffafts'sD ftcnt bic ella!iihe
Gprate %erlcrlen. spiefeuc letft. ntht erunii,
fir bic Sraris cititdnoai. Eie Sieeespallne oee
GrfclgeS acbJri bcnt Iiirtlie tiir Seibfnnter.
rint, poourh man IN 3 W~iofaten en9lifG
ipcidit. @rutis 4sroiYe.t, ebenio Serfanbt oee
9SerieS burd, 9ipiar 1anntcger. Hr. POS Cat IS.
2irnie, Sicip,Ncrt, W..D. (Sdn26-Sebr0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Mr bic Tamcn.

SURGE nar,sn, iueI1e moberne .Staeioerfunft
81 erlerren pilnfcnc,i. fonten mid i'm 5,oetfel
fein, mebir fh odfnr gu iusnbel. sic bran6en
nGr be! IrI. 81. Subers, %r. 800, &srit. sara.
tcea. : trahe, eor5iitpre9en, ibren Marlen als
nah Der tpriGeihriiieniteil Mettooe. sic CTS
bdI.en dlBerSem griinoIi6er, llntt rritt TN
rfhreifeH Sehr IihcrnIe .PeStrounasr. -
5rl. M. pabrrs, ssr. 500. @eh'eardtpsat ets.
(376-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Gbriitian Sdjiiler.

Gs itnrb AM 20. Saniar 1909 in ieiner g9oG.
!1irg, Nr. 5l2, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Shirt
titan Sdlitter, ~gcIiehier 8utte non Warpdreihc
Sniilcr, I'M 10. Sabre ieireS gebcl5. Sic 3eti
Der 8ceroigunG Uiro ipiicr Gnae3eiGi. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

$3.50 iauteu eth prautpereS Vidnino. Mnbd.
terf6ieoen perSen: fir fnnf Sohrc gdrantirt.
Gamers 4 etaqnt1n Co.,,
SGenft'9de gbnriee. uih Snpefte's frabe.
(gtppe--) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Baltimore Gemeterp.

Sareau: Granfltn Gios., Baltimore n. NrrthHt
eeardbnibpIIte gum 9erfatf = bon a25 an.
fir bier @rdber. Sreie Nerusuno ber aapeHe
fiji 3rauerootiesbienfte. CSuntt8.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

lcBtcn ecrbIt itctS erft6rt: GaS @oIf
reaiert ia!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
9orraiue.

Gsalertfm. - Sarfartie. - HslebIta.
BeitIid bon @albroof cine uro eiHe halb,
NeiIe. Wouut SolOsg9aason. unb 2orraine
Noa9ors hlreft bis 6nn Gtngane yetbe Se
lepbnie. GiGbtsGtureau i'm ortiien SIur bef
.llftionrEruit Ge6dIocS." Charles. nno Sapetts
strase. (W oi4,1ST&SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
IDnoDnsEarf.Eemeterp.

pRreau: M. 81, Sctt.Sa sStrnHe, nxo
SnuptsGinGang: Ireocrtd, 3ipab.
PegrlbniBpldbe bon S25 an lnter beitdnotsei
Irfitdt; Gfnittb. uneIl, Gerpitoe, Rflanjen etc
peroen I'm Ircib5aus am Salipi'S inGan9 gefun'
oen. Infer sI9ent miro, ipenr netpitHt6t, DOT
iptedeH. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Sohn Scripis & SohH.
2etheubetatteI NIB 9Inba!tdmiref,
Ir. 20OJ, Orleans. strahe.

VT. SUUJ, LtltUdDi SttuHt.
5peiesrihdft: Sr. 81. ga~iteri.apease,
Stgblnnotpfun, SAlttnuresHumutn.
Sir babeu in urferer laneen &ef9dftsprorts
slrm urIo Sieicb Deereiat. Sino nit G~ertHaen
prcfi. 6ufrieoeit. Ole feiriten 3utEDen eelte
iir Sc9seiten, llntertdltuneen uio oiioers
tSeyea.rhetter. 8eihe Telepbore (Wai2s.tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Nrnib Shine GcmetsrnL

Der iecal. ~Tyrtebbuf ppn gnltfmnre, aabs
9ifeSuiae. 3pei e!eftrii6e 9Gbrsgiuten lrs
EimIicps 9oulenur bireft sum Srieobof. G1f
Grunoiiiiie inter '~tdnotasr glulitbt. Riebrigs
Greife. GerInna. ole felier SoupenirsG atniDge
Rlredu' VT. III, 8iorb'GsarieS.e traRe %eios
Telephone. (april28-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Siui0cnOcn.
1ie Baltimore 4 Epio ysa9u Co.,

8ireau oeS sefrctars.
Nalt 1T o I e, Mp., ben IL. Satuar 1909.
3ie Iireilore, bdben beute aus benz Ieitof
0epinn Der 6onrpnenie fir Die Ieeter. nit hem
81. Ne3eIIber 1908 beenoiqter fedpytonaie cine
2ioiaenoe bon jiuei (2) Ero3ent aui Die Brio
ritdtssg!tien Der Gompagnle erfiirt. 5ahlbdr aIG
/. Widr3 1909 an Die bei'm SdluS Der te7
idH'ie am l.. Gebrliar 1909 in ben Siiferu
encouragement millionaire.
SdS Giretiorium e~rIllrte auberoem D,S bern
llcberfebubs@cipi;n Der Gompa anic cine 9ipi
ncnoe BON prci OBJ .@ru5cnt dIf Die Stanms
9lftieu pcr 9ompdenic, 5GbIhar an 1. Mdr5
Sebrunr 1909 in ben @ii6crH cil9etraaencn III
tiondre.
Ete Iralsferirs 9iiter iueroen Mot seftIoi,
fen.
&. %. STcolfpro,
I6,3O) Gefreidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
@~eriammluassEM u5riaen.

=, sneamprr immcrpahrenoer gan. uns epar.
Wfrcin Er. L."
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING uno RcafiIieniuabI
fino2t am Mo7tag, sen /. 5ebruar, tut Der
ein3sQofuL gtr. 1906. SitPrutisStrGse itait.
Nd eriheinence ~beriaaen in ole G%ciebIid,c
StrufC.
t20,32) 8. 2aetc, Sctretur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Gird!id)c Mnseisen.
3ipns $ Gemeinoe.

Gottesotenit 10.45 0orm. Rrebieten aus Der
Gaiditte Der STRIDE: ale beutfteu ulpfttter. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

Gos IeBfiatrigc II. beut-
ibe Snrnfeit in Sronffurt an Moin
bat nadD Der G6IuBobre6nung einen
ueberiduB bon etrDas iiber 10000
,Mart ergebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

Sn GnGlnnb NJ d)t man
lid) Soracn ii6cr ooS onlcrifoniid)e
@crbcn Inn canobiide CUNT. Gle
@ercirliaten Stoatcn icien bcreit, Go-
naon bonbcl$politiidc 3ugclt1noniiic
5u MADDEN Sic ,Iaily Moil"
Id)re!bt: @c1m cili Hecipro,itots @er.
rag 5lpiitlcn Canada ullo oert %erci.
nl9ten Stoatcn obacifloiIen lpcrOen
IoQte, 10 miro bas niMts @crin9cres
ais Die nurnoliac @erihlinglllg Ga,
nGoa's bud, ieiiicn Nodbar sur
Splac babelt. Gle Arbeit. Die in
Gcl,tif,lano Der 3olperein ppIlfiiDrs
nc, iltbenl or @onern, ;oeiien mo al
bic anocren fleilcn Staaten inter
Den Gintllb Ereuben'S brnd,tc. miro
Iid) auf benl noronnerituriiber SeIt-
lalloe Dieoerholeu. Ias WiirGe elm
9robes WtiB9cidif fir Die britiite
Mn''e ielit, oos fultm 9%eringer iu1re.
oils Der &crluit Der 8ebiete, Die beute
Die &crciltisten Stoaten al,snlohen.
GS iullroe bas Gtioe off Der eolen
@~cItrcbungen llnb Iraume beoeuten.
oenen Die groBten @ciIter Ser Naiie
lld) btllge9eben bubelt. - Ios iii ia
Elm triibieligcs alaeelieo unb miro
obenorein sl iriib ateeitimmt. 1ie
airerifaniide 3orii.R epiiion lit nod
itidIt begonnci,, alio nod, piel peni-
ger erlcniet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21
TAk IMPOSED ~ BAD HoADs.

.----.,- - - -.
D ' ,'..,. 49, $3.50.
go, .t.l,,. ..,...-,,o,ion 90
,t., ~, ,.ilt i,cresae
800. .5. -. a.. .,rno.e Of
-. ~. ~. aanosItio,' ma ,ro-
.,'., a.. hiobar tsv,tiou
~. -. hniid. bo.se he
1900, BIZ, ~. ..t,.r.asiu, hid
'. ' ~. .I.I'l,,.-h ID. ,osf. MI, uoney
h." ...1.. NJ. .,,.. hec.g.e n IS
... .e..,,s.. b. balf.,as IN
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21
4in ~utn'~ iqua.Nt WITH.


N "
ah "d''of'"i ti'"i ? ho' 9H'' ''"'Fh
* ~ p''h' b"t eNt'hie'' im'lf
~ "l''ot'"' W WV '"'''N
mere i"* h''h p" H'''' 'iI'i''-''
rNpFe4"a te'a''Ff NJ n'"h} ~ 'h'
iHvt eh if' s'"'a'' DOORS g hf"e'1
eai'N every southern sia'e tho' oP''
afe dir"eilf aeaias' the invest meh'
e. foreign capital az ihc eAfendiuf
oi certain times OF credit lhat ihefe
IS considerable Justice ih the eonteii-
'ian pc one queetioa iat nomeni
tho wonder - ih@ the business in
tereats oi The states stand Tor mans
90 the laws NO" n force aud lhnum-
cradle new ONES enacted every yeat
SD tNo depending ou the frequency
+ WIN which ihe various iehlslatiNe
bodies mog
fhe present Time il 81 more im-
IarHui ta adjust our laws 20 EXIST
ee conditions than s to devote
N our tme iovafd defelopins fu-
He Io ibIltie
Louisiana recently learned What
were possible hF Dee amead-
ua of nele aR
80 want ta wHae capital $50
au onH'HnE ATTRACTIVE -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21

For several years Was afflicted
witch Kidney trouble and last winter
] was suddenly stricken with "a SEE
we're pain iu nay kidneys and eas
confined % bed eight days unable TO
get mp without assistance My urine
contained "a chick white sediment
ANA passed same frequently day
and night commenced takins Fo-
leys Kidney Remedy and the pain
gradually ahated and finally ceased
Hnd my urine became normal
cheeIuliy recommended Fo'n}
Kidney Remedy y w Feais q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21

Washington, Jan. = President
Rooseyeit's lasr Official reception e
the justices Of the supreme coufl
and Ofhsr members Of the Judiciary
will take place al the White House
this evening The dinner 10 tbs
Judges will be held week from 10
night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21

RlchmOndl Va Jan ZI.-As a
part Of fhe general movement &C
make Virginia highways the best III
the union. HenncO county is today
voting on a 100000 bond issue, tbs
proceeds 10 be used in macadamiz
ing 300 miles Of roads IN that coun
as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21

We'll 81 tbe location for WaAaba-
chies federal Duildiue bias been TIM
ally determined upon why not
break ground and ger busy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-21

THs Dallas Sew hands u fHIs
PACKAGE Sow That WaAahacA.a bias
"a vaudeville laeatar Editor Ne-
Kuisht of .le liehg may De- willing
no Ieuu bis touring car % its
oAuel and stay in toau some The
owner of that touring car is real
good fellow on be would have long
since called for its return. bur u as
much as be has not we VIII continue
t0 ride b. OF course vaudeville
show is "a big thing but IL cost money
tJ see ia our friend does NOT own
the theatef bui be- does own the
touring car By lbe say brother,
sou ought % base q friend ike this
one Of ours but as you seem 10 De
short on that kind of . possession
would suggest thai sou stick 10
vaudeville.
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Notice.

My buggy and carriage paint shop
Is nov open for the season, Bring ~
your vehicles al once 30 you can
have them for The spring delivery.
.C. " Anderson, III Water street.
252
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ANY erroneous reflection UNION the
character standing of reputation ot ans
person firm ur corporation that mag ap-
cal Boo TING cQlumns ui the Daily Light
viii hg gladly corrected upon "a being
brought u the attention of the manage.
meut
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Obituaries resolutions 81 respect cards
Of thanks -ali matter not NEWS viii Dee
charged for an the rate of cents pes line
Poet5N at double price.
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Is worth the money and q poor SOD
is a dismal failure from every point
uf view We DO all
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Entered al the MaNahathiJ F0stoiuee 81
Mai Matter of the secouc Glass.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
O. W Mcknight, PresBdeHt and Treas
urer, I'D Cunningham, Vice Presi dent, {.
VI Kent SECRETARY Directors. = A Yer
RE, q ~. Mcknight, I'd Cunningham g.
w Kent, DR. &. w. simpson.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Month 80
rlX Months, lu advance 2li
One Year. in advance 5.et
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-13
Golden Wedding.

On New Years day Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Todd observed the 5Oth anniver-
sary of their marriage, at the home of
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Joslyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd are a most
estimable and happy couple having a
host of friends. who remembered them
on that glad day with q post card
shower to the number of 116. The fol-
lowing members of the family were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sisco and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kipp of Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Chase and three
children Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Joslyn and
Gordon, Mrs. Eva Haselton and Her
bert Billiard. A most enjoyable time
was spent around the festal board.
May the eternal blessings ever be upon
them is the wish of their many friends.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-13
Congregational Church Notes.

The TIN annual reunion and roll call
Of the Bloomington and Orleans Con-
gregatlonal church held in the church
at Orleans Saturday was most sue
cessful aair. Never before has there
been SO large IN attendance and re-
Spouse. One hundred thirty seven
people sat down to the we'll loaded
tables and 152 responded to their
names. A wonderful spirit of fellow
ship and union prevailed ana the work
for the coming year is very promising
indeed. 0. w. Locke. who has so sue
essfully conducted the Sunday school
for the past IL years, very much de-
sired to hand the work over TO a success
sor, but the church unanimously voted
to retain HIM in the office for which he
is so well qualified, and it is to be hoped
that he will decide to accept the call
of the church. w. G. button, who
has for many years been the superin-
tendent of the school at Bloomington.
was also reelected. Jerre Marston was
elected deacon for term of four years
to succeed himself. H. S. Webster was
reelected chorister, Miss Sadie Lothrop
organist and Miss Eva Sherman assis-
tant organist; "A. O. Austin and Waldo
ISOIldId uSiSIS dtiu hdIi WGUSCSI anu
Hugh ROwell assistant ushers. The
report of the treasurer, w. j. Joslyn.
sho wed all bills paid and balance in
the treasury. AS slight token of ap-
probation Of the faithful work done
by Miss Sadie Lothrop as organist the
congregation voted to give her $25.
The Sunshine Circle will meet with
Mrs. Fl. B. Rood on Friday afternoon
| Immediately after school.
Midweek prayer service on Wednes
| day evening at 7:30. The handbooks
are ready for distribution. Let there
be good attendance.
! Services at the church next Sabbath
at usual. Morning service at 10 80
I Sunday school at II; Christian Endeav
or at o 80; evening service at 7:15.
The following officers were elected
| by the Sunday school for the ensuing
year: assistant superintendent, A. @
Austin; superintendent of primary de
partment, Miss Sadie Lothrop; secre
| tary and treasurer, Miss Vera Church
i'll; organist, Hugh Rowell; assis
tant organist, Miss Vera Churchill.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-13
ORLEANS

Mrs. Sanders is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lucius Nye is on the sick list.
M. M. Taplin went to Jay on business
Tuesday.
Harold Gardyne was on the sick list
last week.
Fred Hunt has moved into the Will
Twombly tener1ent.
Fred Des aas had his house wired
for electric lights.
Miss Blanche Churchill has gone to
Boston for month.
Mr.. Cowles of Albany was in town
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. B. r. Bement has been visiting
relatives in West Derby.
Miss Tia Tenney of Newport spent
Sunday at W. B. Bowman's.
Robert Jarvis has moved into the
Clough & Twombly tenement.
Doris and Leslie Sanders of Albany
spent Sunday at j. B. Rogers.
Mrs. Fl. r. Reed went to-day to
Boston, to be gone several months.
DR.. Ranney and w. B. Bowman have
installed New England telephones.
Fred Hunt has sold his farm on the
river road to parties from Canada.
Ebert Cole, who was on the sick lis
last week. is able to be about again.
| Guy Shepherd and daughter Of Iras
burg were here on business Monday.
Maynard Skinner and family of New
port spent Sunday with c.. d. French
Lyman Heath is entertaining hi
cousin. Charles Kinney of Bridgewate1
Mass.