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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02


by u. l.. lIildreth & Co, are being dis
tributed this week.
Norman Darling's apple trees were
robbed of their fruit one night recently
while Mr.. Darling was asleep and Mrs.
Darling was away.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new Masonic temple. William Cushman,
the contractor. has sublet the work of
eXcavating to c. f.. Gilman q Son.
Fremont. Q. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
whitney, appears to be making good
recovery from an attack of infantile
paralysis with which he has been i'll two
weeks. At first both legs were parllyzed,
but he gradually regaincd use of them
and yesterday he walked a few steps
with aid from members of the family
His complete recovery is expected
\ new form of petty thievcry came TO
light Wednesday morning. when it was
discovered that 4 handsome collection Of
foliage plants, to which Mrs. g. f.. Stur-
ges had given careful attention through
out the summer. had been stolen from
the veranda Of her home on Bullock
street The thief dug up the plants by
the roots and carried them away evil
IDENTIFY with the intention of replanting
them.
The 18th annual meeting Of the Wind
ham County Baptist association will be
held in East Dover next Thursday and
Friday The annual sermon will he
preached by Rev. W. NJ Hitchcock Of
West Halifax Thursday morning Rev.
pr John 4. Cow Of Brattleboro will give
an address I'm the afternoon on The
scandal Of the cross" Rev. Or. w. \.
Davidson OF burlington will speak and
there will DE a symposium on problems
OF the country ana village church"
Mrs William O'Conncu of Iolyok..
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Wei Nu'"1 H'I'. H''' 7.'l'".I angus
- 'n IN, 1rI'h h'3pi'i Ih Montague.
ll'r HuSnai" is mom"rr "i lle con-
i,'ctnE iIrm OF pan''l o,''nn"'Is > 'iiS.
NIs. '''un'l went 10 the hospital To-
arriving I'm the institution was seized
with commissions Every effort was made
10 save her life but She died an hour
later
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attention me "aIIs nave been retinted'
l"e man store mas been equipped with
new 'e,''nE ana 'he ""oa"'rk mas been
T'HhlAheH IilI"usnput. Inc renovation
| eNtenuS from lhe basement 10 ihe TOP
no'T IN connection with the repairs
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1910

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The postoflicc viii be open from to II |
Labor Day. The carriers will make the /
morning delivery only. Rural carriers |
will make no delivery
nov y Zodrir of Springfield. Mass.
yybn formerly supnlied the pulpit of the |
S,,cdisb Lutheran church here has been
invited ia become postor of the Swedish |
Finnish Lutheran church i'm Worcester
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larh III vernon uppeu over Mo,u'y az
ltIH"un as lHe te'Iil Ie"Cn'u u!c Jun
u"h oI i'r'uEe atrcCr at u'S loot ~ p'lo
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MoSm'u u'"'S . "'''E 9''"e III
Summer 'o"uS'
Road Commissioner David r. Perry Is
putting in about luU feet of tar mucadam
state highway in front of the Retreat
buildings on Linden street The old Cross
walks. which have been so disagrceable
and dangerous for automobiles and teams
To- cross. have been done away with. Mr..
Perry has done 20 large amount of side
walk repairing also I'm the past two
"''N'
st. JOhnsbury has induced the pills
bury X Baldwin company to move from
Barton to that town, the st. Johnsbury
Commercial club having placed $4,000 of
preferred stock for the company This
concern, whose product is oak fittings
for toilet rooms, wanted to come to Brat
tebnro and meeting OF the board OF
trade was held to consider the matter, at
which AN Investigation OF the company
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

A vvn1tzing marty will he held i'm odd Eel
1ovs' han Friday evening of next week,
tn which all are invited
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me next PAIN colcc'' III ,ne ~
VIII ne gwen lueSuaS 'Ncni"S Ol 'rS
GrouhuS Oh lne iloile iol '"' N5'U y"
western avenue
The women of the Unitarian society viii
hold their annual fair in Festival hail
Thursday of the coming week The
doors will open at O'Clock and supper
ON the European plan, will be served
from to o'clock, followed by dance
An invitation to attend is extended to all
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Mrs. sylvia j. Cushlng, formerly OF
Vernon. has bought OF the Martin ..
liodEkins estate the Hodgklns mouse ON
| Central street ana she Will take possess
J ion oct. J. she Will occupy II as "a nome,
thereby IlNlnE next dour 10 her son, carr
| W. cushing. Mrs. Hodgkins VIII I'VE
| with h'r son. George IT, hodENlhs. me
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

The ladies' circle and mission circle of
the Universalist society will hold rum |
mage sale in October
The hunters licenses have arrived at
the town clerks Office County Warden
r. l.. Frost was the first to take one.
William c. Horizons agency has sold for
Francis \. Bagg of Washington street
his house ON Highland street, formerly
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Wells 7. Bard
well ana now occupied by them, to Mr..
and Mrs r.. Frederick CoXson, who will
take possession about Sept l5
ON Sept. 1 the American Express com
pany put on a new train, known as the
American Express leaving New York
city every night except Sunday, reaching
Los Angeles on the afternoon of the fourth
day after making the fastest continental
service in the country. Matter leaving
! Brattleboro at 40 will connect with this
train at Albany, n. y.
The Brattleboro Central Labor union will
| hold a picnic at Central park, Vernon, la
| Dor day. Trains will leave Brattleboro at
| 725, 900 ana lois. The fare for the
| round trip win he - cents for adults and
| IS cents for children. There Will be
| sports of all kinds, including a baseball
game ana dancing. Refreshments will be
| served on the grounds The public is in
vited to attend and good time is as
sured.
Col. George w Doty, whose death in
! Morrisvile was reported in The Phoenix
! last Friday, served i'm the reserve corps
! in Bratuchoro under the late COL WI
! liam Austine from the time of the battle
| If Frcdcrickshurg, in Wmcn ne was
| wounded seriously, uniu the close ot inc
! war. lie married Flora y. EundN IN thlS
! town April 30. 1868. lie was past com
! mandc" of the department OF Vermont
G. y. II.
An interesting account of the work OF
! fin, Hnsin, sn,u,lf's Friend society was
| cri,o,, i'm th, Conversational church sun
| dov bv Roy Cyris T. Osborn Or Osborn
smoke n1l.ticiil1rly of the work done at the
! B,etnr md VINEYARD Haven h,thcIs I'm
,,iristpriro- to the social material and
rIiri.t,s moods of s1fIors who fan an
o,sv rr.v tn tho tanrt,tious which besct
| tbar, nj, TN. land an nrrrrir,- ,y3s made
| rn,. Tho vrnrI,
me krd men league mas lSSuSu " St"-
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The Twin state Gas ana Electric com
pany put into effect another reduction
i'm the price of electricity yesterday. The
highest rate remains the same, 10 cents
a kluwatt but the nine cent rate viii
| be given for all in excess of % kilOWdtts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

St. NIchaeTs Episcopal church. Fiji
teenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Com
munion and sermon at 1890 a. m, Sunday
school at - m, evening prayer and ser
mon at 1870 Morning prayer and lltany
Friday at 10 o'clock.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
abe ()rrmont 4lbUnit.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Eclat hammocks, artistic and decora-
tive designs at Clapp & Jones's.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

Wilfred f. Root guarantees Partisan
Sage, the delightful hair dressing, to cure
dandrun, stop falling hair and itching
scalp in two weeks, or money back
Large bottle SO cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02

Their gentle action make them a perfect
little pill. They please those who use them.
Carriers Little Liver Pills may be termed
Perfection"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16
American Girl
Shoes

They al
ssandelg
The
Every leather
we'll Girl
owns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-16

Shoe may be handsome plenty style and yet
vwelhu
walks sensible Nants subs winp
tech
nea sand iuruEt
dos soubu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
AM ARMY BUILDING
ROADS IN OREGON

Harrl1an system plans q read east
TO Lakeview and Alturas and an
other across country 10 Winnie
mucca, to connect with the Central
Pacific. Hill has surveyors rua,ing
lines down through Idaho and east
ern Oregon to Lakeview and will
run a branch of the Oregon Trunk
to Lakeview to meet that project.
which will give a short cut to his
transcontinental road. rhe Harri-
man system is also busy with sur
veys in Idaho and eastern Oregon.
North and South Lines.
Whether all these surveys will be
followed by railroad building is for
the future to determine, bur it is a
certainty that the two Duschutes
lines are building, the Natron llae Is
building, and both the giants have
construction work under way III
Idaho
These Idaho and eastern Oregon
lines will supply the long talked OF
north and south routes that. have
been lacking in the west 1t is he
lieved that the Panama canal nas a
large influence in causing the aCtiv-
ity in that line, as it will be neces-
sary to have the north and sCHth
routes if the Northwest-t1a 1aho,
Montana, eastern Oregon, eastern
Washington and other sections SINH
larly located-are to get the full
benefit of the canal when it is COM
pleted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
IUDGING RY APPEARANCEs-

JUDGING BY APPEARANCES--
OF course everybody does that, and
Laundry Work can't be judged any
other way. Everything subjected u
our artistic treatment comes cut az
clean as polished surface, as cleai
as crystal and as bright as a sum
mer's day Articles washed proper
ly last twice as long and look TWEEN
ty times better than goods badly
laundried We make cheap fabric
masquerade for something better.
SALEM LAUNDRY CO.,
Phone 20. fSO-160 South Liberty 50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
BiIiOusness

"I have used your valuable cascaretl
and l find them perfect. Couldn't dc
without them. I have used them for
some time for indigestion and biliousness
and am now completely cured. Recon-
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
will never be without them in the
family. Edward A. Marx, Albany, nv.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Grtpe.
10c. 2Sc. SOC. Never sold IN bulk. The gem
uine tablet stamped c c c. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. go
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

Maybe Aetna is holding her big
explosion until Roosevelt arrives. If
so, she had better get busy now, for
there is no telling but what Teddy
will make her quit,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31
x X x X X X X x r x = 4 4 X !
y X-RAYS AND SMILES. !
X x X x X X X X * x X X X x


The theorists who are bowling for
everybody to go back to nature"
are all eking out precarious exist
ence at the hind end of lead pom
Gil, that they never should have be-
come acquainted with.
= s.
Wolters lawyers are fighting the
indecent haste" the authorities are
using in bringing Wolters TO trial
for murder. They seem to overlook
the fact that the taking of the girls
life was also a case of rather in
decent haste"
King Menelik is reported dead
again, for the twentieth time in the
past twelve months. The newsmon-
gers should be chary about rIo-
nouncing the old liver-colored pirate
defunct till the fleas and kindred IN
habitants of his system crawl on.
= Il
1 built a modest little home
The roof sloped front and back
And when l mentioned 1t to friends
simply called it shack"
But when | built a "dingus" and
A "dingbat" on for show,
NY wife in speaking to her friends
Would say, Our bnngai Nv.
tx
If Jim Jeffries could break his arm
by falling off a cracker-boX, he
should think several times before
risking a fall in ring with a crack
er-jack.
England is doing the honors to
Teddy as her guest in Egypt, but
like some other visitors, she is say
ing Great heavens! Won't he ever
go?"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-31

The two roads are after the same
business and seem bent upon inyad D
ing the same territory throughout
their length Porter Brothers more
than a year ago started building the
Cocoon Trnnr. They were OnpO5ed
by Hartman after they had got vel
started, but j. J Hin took up the
Porter project and put John L. Ste
vens OF Panama canal fame ia
charge. Then the Hill and Harm
man systems put large corps OF SUI
veyors in the interior of Oregon. as
we'll as large crews OF builders On
the Deschutes. Where one side has
surveyed there also mas tire other
been seen. The DeschLtts me is %
connect ~ Klamath Falls With the
California Northeastern ana line
building to that point from %a'rCr.
Oregon The Oregon Trunk. IN
line. is going 70 klamath Falls and
is to connect there with a line that
Is 70 be Immediately surveyed 10 q
point In Plumas county. California.
where connection will be made win
the Western Pacific To Offset tha
Natron line. Hill Is 10 build 70 "a
oan,crioa with line through Med
fJrd I'D t',r Rogue u,rs ~llsv. rhl
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02
Sandy Arroys News.

The broom corn seeders seems to bt
a little slow getting in bur neighbor-
hood.
w. A. Greathohse thteshed his fine
crop of maize this week.
Our industrioHs JbhH Green has bett
very busy hslpine othet people oht
since he's c8mpleted gathering his crop.
The Tugal Bros wefe at Syracust
with load Of br0om corn and reported
that broom G6rn was sellihg from $2t
to $35 per ton. ,...
Our famous trapper, Daddy Mobley,
is surely busy these aaysi
The McGili ranch in the Saha sold
$24O worth Of cattle this fall and they
still have So head to turn out III theii
stock field. ..
We do not knSw il many will go II
Richfield or Huget6i, but you know its
the style. as
McMullen says that he belieyes tht
Socialists will stay with theft ,nominee
better than the Republicans or. Demo
Gratis. Look out, Nc, don't you cross
over. ~
Charles Medley and wife are lega
tender at the Pretty Prairie schoo
house on Sunday. ,.
What about the refundiig2 Your
correspondent has failed to see any
vote on it. Carried.
How about the Initiative and Refer
endum. Would like to hear fraT that
(Lost here. Carried in the state).
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02
TREASURER'S NcfiSE
Complying with 4! request for Notifea
ton so as to become entitled to
Tax Deed. Law of 1905.

To svery e 81 person pc il actual possession o,
occupancy Of The hereinafter de,
scribed land, lot or premises, and
to the person in whose name the
same was taxed or specially assess;
ed, and TO- all persons having an in,
terest or title of record in or to the
same,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
on the l1th day OF November, A. D.
1907 The following described property,
situate III the County of Baca, and
State of Colorado, to-wit: Lots and
2, and East half of the Northwest quar-
ter of section 80, in township 20 South,
and range as West of Sixth P. M, was
sold for the taxes for the year 1906,
and purchased by Ralph Hooker, who
hath made request upon tho Treasure,
of said County for notification, as pro,
vided by law 81 that he may become
entitled to deed. T!
That the said premises were taxed
for said year 1906, in the name of Un
known. That the time of redemption
of said real estate from. such tax sale
will expire on the, 18th day Of March
A: D. 1911, and deed will issue there
for on the 18th day of March, 1911, un-
less redeemed before deed issues.
Dated this 18th day of No
[SEALl vamber, A. d. 1910.
HERBERT E. HOMSHER.
Treasurer of the said County of Baca
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02
No. l6
Liberty

Mrs. Roller left for home Sunday.
An entertainment was given at Lib
erty school house Thanksgiving night,
Luelen school came down and they
spelled and ciphered against Liberty
school. Liberty won in spelling and
Luellen in ciphering. A good time WAY
reported by all present.
Miss Celia Consamus and sister, Mr..
Lena Driver, visited at Mrs. Mackey's
Sunday.
D. E. Fuller is in Kansas on busi'
ness,
Ben Boss and wife attended the
Thanksgiving exercises at Wentworth.
A little snow dampened things cons
siderably this morning.
Leroy Lockwood left last week.
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02
Land
Opening
Dec. l3,
1910.
Stonington Itefiis

Born-Nov. 9th, 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Will England, a son.
Mrs. Hu5gins and children leave for
their home in Kansas the last Of this
week. ~
Herbert w.ldren, who /; recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever, is
.bts to sit up..
Wcolley Bros. have raised about 20
ton. of broom corn this year.
Gurn Thompson is beginning work
on his new house in Stonington.
Not many attended Sunday school
last Sunday on sccounf Of stormy
weather in the early part of the day.
C. +. Gilmore had his broom corn
seeded this week. He has &c fine bales.
R. o. Nance and crew did the work.
James and Jesse Kellar started to
school at Stonington last Monday. The
boys are living in dugout belonging
to Marion Krise.
The stoninston photographer has
lumber for his new car. We under
stand he will make this a stopping
place for duit. while. He takes
good pictures, 81.
R.D. Nance and wife and Mrs. Hud-
gins and children were shopping in
Villas last Saturday.
We understand our neighbor, f. G
Miles and family, will leave soon for
the far vest We are sorry to have
them go.
A large auto filled with land men, il
faTailar sight in these parts of late.
Edith Haney is visiting in the Ko-
naatz heighborhood. :,
!, The .Cox-Merriott case will be tried
before ,Sauir. Gilmore next Saturday
Warren Prown and wife Of Spring
field, were visiting friends in this vi
cinity this week and. spent Sunday
night a. A. /. Walkers.
Ed. Wpalley of Independence. Cello,
is here visiting his wife and daughter.
George ELY has purchased the E. C,
Miles place and will move on it soon. 2.
The Konkel sale last Tuesday waS
largely attended and everything sold
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02
Blaine Items

Dayton Knox went to Springfield on
Monday for load of cement for II.
Bourne.
N. B. and A. C. Curtis went to La
mar last week.
Mrs. Williams called on Mrs. Knox
last Friday.
Mrs. Knox has two boxes of the free
travelling library. All are invited tc
get reading from them.
Broom corn seeders are in this vicin-
ity at work.
Mr.. Hoppe has had well drilled.
Mr.. Dye done tho drilling.
Mr.. Williams has had we'll drilled
on his claim at depth of fifty feet.
Mrs. Golling is having well drilled
on her claim.
Ben Caddick and wife returned from
La Junta last week.
E. Hall has fine bunch of calves he
purchased from F. Hollister.
Miss Willie Hall is at Lamar staying
with Mrs. C. H. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Eldon Allen spent
Thanksgiving with ]. o. Davis,
Owen Davis, his sister Kate and
Miss Mabls Mundell went to Butte
creek last Friday to see the dam.
L. b. Knox has been sick with the
grip for several days.
DIR. Patterson was called to sse Mrs,
Parks little daughter last Wednesday,
who had taken dose of chloroform.
L. Collier hauled load Of casing to
Wheeler last week for Onda Youns.
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02

Ralph Hooker was here look
ing after phone business first of
the week. 4
M. j. Cook was over from
Villas Monday.
A. A., c. E., R. E. and G. W..
Meyer, four brothers, accom-
panied by Fred Kissell, all of
Speerville, Kansas, arrived Fri
day evening last, by auto. They
are looking over the land with 4
view to filing.
Harrison Tankersly made the
boys pay we'll for their favorite
pie, Thursday evening.
j. F. Harrison has gone to
Kansas City.
Springfield. the county seat,
needs a blacksmith, splendid ops
portuhity, Free homestead Of
326 acres. Convenient to town.
Address, The Herald.
See the dew line of boeks
shown by The Lamport Mercan-
tile Co.
Maps Of Bata Co., Sc. Each at
This Cffiee or P. o. Drug Store
FOR SALE-Two dozen Ply
mouth Rock chickens.
A. A. Denney.
the Lamport Mercantile Co. 6f
Stonihgton, he's sold its stores
and expects to commence invbic.
ing the early part of December.
Their large stock must be re-
duced and now is the time to Be-
cure bargains.
Onda Young, PROMINENT Two
Bhttes citizen, was Here Mon
day.
Will Denney and Elifief Alex
ander went to the rodd Monday
morning.
Arthur Smith and Maurice
Long were business Callers the
26th.
The Springfield herald., 1910-12-02
School News
(By County superintendent)

A soul to guide,
A mind to know,
And hands to work withal;
To win from life the best it has,
Needing the inner call
To sacrifice whatever things
Impede the Higher Way
For these have thank full heart
Today. and every day.
A. McQuitkin.
The following in the Boston school
were neither absent or tardy during last
school month: Carrie, Lena, and Ma
bel Konkel Charlotte and Tepel, Grets
Lasley, Georgia Poyner.
The entertainment and pie social
given by the Springfield school, taught
by Miss Mary Keller were enjoyed by
those who attended, and the proceeds
were good, amounting to s25.25. 1t is
intended to purchase anatomical charts
and possibly other charts with the pro-
ceeds. Anatomical and physiological
charts are quite helpful in teaching
physiology, and hygiene, and the ef-
fects of narcotics.
The new officers for the ensuing year
for the Colorado Teacher Association
are: President, Miss Grace Ellen Shoe;
director, c. A. Hollingshead; auditor.
Miss Sarah Ketner; representative in
the educational council for three years.
Wilson M. Shafer: Miss Shbe, the new
president il the first womah to be elect
cd to the office for 80 years.
1t is time to look up Christmas pieces
If you are going To have an entertain
ment.
We shall be glad to have each teach
er send in at the end of the school
month, the names OF pupils who attend
without being abseht tior tardy during
the month. 1t il worth reporting.
Miss Mabel Boettear who taught the
Bray school last winter was married
recsntly in Illinois where she is teach.
ing.
The list of feathers in Baca county,
up to date, is Al follows: Blaine. dis
trict No. 1-Mollie Colby; Two Buttes.
district No. 2-Forrsst Hall; Spring.
field, district No. Mary Keller; Villas,
district No. 5-Charles Finley; String.
town, district No. 12-Grace Rsa; Ko.
nsntz. district No. 26--R.M. Anderson
district No. 80 Ernest Long in tn.
Harmon school. Mrs. Ida Miller in ths
Lamport school, and Media Luce In the
Luellen school; stonington, district No.
3l-Mrs. Ellen F. Anderson; M.xsy,
district No: 80 Sadie Feast; Smart,
district No. 35-Carrie Rea; Boston,
district No. 40-Louisa Schweizer.
Three mS5rr;s, teachers are hneedea for
districts Ros. 3, 20 and Sd, whete va
cancies occur.