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The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCK NARDs.


DETROIT Feb. lO.-Cattle: Market,
all grades Sc 10 25c higher than last
week We quote extra dry led steers
and heifers. So, steers and heiters' IVY
TO 200. 50 50 q o.tS steers ahd neilvis
500 10 E9e0 $50 5.25 steers anu helt
ers that are fat, 500 20 200. 50. 40
choice fat COWS. $40, good RAJ COWS
S4Q $50. common COWS. $500, cannrrs'
S2.50Q3. choice heavy bulls. SA1o %
AS; fair % good bolOgnas, bulls, - ~
SO. stock bulls. SS.aouS.t5, choice
feeding steers, 500 10 1000. 500 y -.
fair feeding steers 500 10 LOCO. - Ia
80: choice stockers 500 10 zoo, s.. -
"A 30. FAIR stockers 800 Ca zoe. $50 "a
SIS. stock heitcrs. 35,oO@ii mixers.
large. young. medium age. 40 = % /,
common mixers. $50 SO. Veal calves
Receipts $50. market steady. at last
weeks prices, best So $50. others,
s. "a mtlcl COWS and sprinSers steady, ,
ket. best lambs Toe higher, sheep
strong. best lambs. SS25 fair TO good
lambs. SSNS.25 hight 10 common lambs
q 80 fair TO good sheep S4.oOU
$50. culls and common. S3u4. Hogs:
Receipts. 1880, market 25c higher than
last week. Range OF prices Light 10
good butchers. $50. pigs, s. 90 a So;
light workers. SS.1J, stays. ~ of
EAST BUFFALO-OpeninK.
DunnInE ~ stevens live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. Feb. lO.-Cattle: :
cars steady Hogs: 10 cars, steady .
heavy. s9o5. workers. and pigs SEQ
s9l5 sheep 80 cars, slow. best lambs.
IS So "a >.t5. yearliugs, S7.15uS; weth-
ers s6.l5ff6.s6 ewes. sea go. Calves;
So ul0.t5.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. Feb, lO,-Cattle.
so. strong prime. s6.25Q7.2a; butch
ers S5.JVa6. Neals. $50. active. COM
mon 10 choice. $1.50u 1915. Sheep and
lambs Il00O; slow. lambs $50 ~
500, yvarliugs, S,.45uN sheep, $41
$50. Hogs 400. active workers.. 50 %
u9l5, pigs. s. 2O0 $50
enc Ago.
CHICAGO Feb lQ.--Cattle. 5000,
steady. beeVes. $4s0Q S.5O; Texas S4d
80, western, S+.20N 70. stockers and
feeders. S3.l5 q 80. COWS and heifers,
s. - a 80, calves. s. 9.25 Hogs. %.
600; slow, light. $S55gS 70. mixed.
$3.50 a $50, heavy. SS.4OGSS5, rough,
SS.+0GS SIS, pigs. $50 $40. sheep
1900. steady; natives. s. 80 20 6.i5,
western. S+.5VM $50. lambs, native and
" estern. $6.15N9
CLEVELAND.
Cl.EN ELANb. Feb l0.-HOgs, 100;
firm. Sc higher; mediums, mixed and
workers.. $N.y5. pigs and lights, s. 90.
cattle. , cars. steady. Lambs, 10 cars
IS 80 top. Calves. 100. $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
LozIer Co. Has Options on Site.

That the Lozier Motor Car Co. has
practically decided to locate. the
81 600. 900 plant 10 be built in Detroit
at Clay-avC. and the Grand Trunk
railroad IS the current report In motor
circles The Lozier company has OPP
tions on considerable property in this
vicinity. Tie proposed site is within
a half mile OF the site OF the proposed
81. SOC. 900 plant OF the General Motors
CO. President Henry Lozier is now in
the city, and 1t is expected that a deal
will be closed shortly.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

mess. s23.50a e3..5. Lard Firm mid
die west spot sl2.65dle65 Sugar.
Raw. quiet. refined. dull Coffee. No
rio on the spot. So. ass. Tallow
Quiet city 6S.c country, SIS "a &C..
Dressed poultry Firm. scarce. Live
poultry Firm. higher ChreSe Mod
erately active firm; full cream special
I7i.nlNc. skins special. ltigC. fuli
skins. 20 iC
Comee options opene dsteady and un-
changed 20 = points advance. Butter
Dull weaker, receipts, t,426. creamery
extra. - igc. state dairy tubs. - n PC.
imitation CTeawer! hrsts, 2lU 3 &c.
Eggs STEADY. receipts 9.6gl nearby
white fancy. "a "a 36CN nearby mixed
fancy 21a2sc; fresh rrsts. 90 a 2gc
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
rhreo KIIIed m END

MIDWAY Pa, Feb. lo.-Threo men
w.fe killed at the Snumway mine
near mere Yesterday by John Marks
ana his friend Tony Putsey. as the ro.
suit OF thr men testitylne against
Marks i'm a small suit I'm a local court
Marks met one of the mcn. Dan par
amelia. on thg street and shot him IN
death. He told Putsey Of what he had
done and Putsey Went To the homo of
Mike Mania. Tony Yatu was I'M ne
house with Mania and Putsev riuea
them both. The state constabularv is
pursuing Marks and Putsey.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
PRODUCE.

Thursday Is regarded as poultry day
in this market but receipts this morn
ing were almost nothing. Prices are
very high but there IS enough demand
Co keep the market firm go tone. But
ter De- about holding its own. although
separated grades show tendency to
accumulate The egg deal has got
traders guessing Receipts are increas-
ing and stock is being offered freely
from outside. but al tina, the decline
iu price ls thought 90 boz too radical
and very few receivers are willing TO-
sell at the official quotations 10 looks
as though IL would take the market
DAY or so 10 catch up with quotations
Dressed calves and hogs We're 10 light
supply ana rabbits Were about steady
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. lO.-Close The gen
eral tone OF the wheat market was
buIlish on THURSDAY the natural result
Of the recent beaTishuess. A little
selling Is always enough 70 run the
market into a coHgestsd spot and then
10 does not take much puying 10 boom
The price. Primary receipts are larger.
bat the wheat h. taken care or by the
mills without any hedging sales. ana
as long as these sales are absent the
market Is unsafe for bears. The alb
sence OF large stocks at Chicago and
MINNEAPOLIS makes short selling all
the more dangerous, and crop damage
reports help little IN giving strength.
The visible supply il very small and "a
general survey OF the situation dsl-
closes nothing very encouraging 10 the
believers in lower prices. Wheat ruled
strong all day on bad southwestern
b. some strong interest. The close
was firm al an advance OF n lc. oats
lost iac and corn was steady.
Wheat quotations. Cash 40 =
SI24f. Man opened with an advance
OF 10 at SIZES. and advanced 10
si24l. july opened at 800 and ad-
vanced 10 sL0S+s No. ] white sL24 a.
coarse grain quotations; Corn. cash
No o. 63c. 40. @ yellow. cars at sac.
No Yellow, cars az % &C.. oats
standard. . cars an 49l2c. J at 40 g., 4
cash No. !. car at - " Beans ASH.
S1ls. March. $50. CloVerseed. Prime
spot 90 bags az $50. March. $50,
sample. "a bags az s1.t5. - az $50. s
al s.. prime alsike. SO sample al
sike bags al SEA- Timotuysecd
Prime spot. s15 bags al $50.
Receipts !n the Detroit market on
Thursday included so bbls OF nuur, =
cars OF wheat. Of corn. OF oats,
OF barley and Of rye Withdrawals
were 1888 bu ot wheat and 1854 On OF
corn stocks are $4,000 bu OF wheat.
81 900 Du of corn 80. 4J4 bu OF oats.
I4lJ bu OF barley and S6.2I9 bu Of rye.
Thursday = wheat ~ eipt-. Mlhn~Ap-
ois. 35l cars against 10 q year ago
Duluth. 4s cars. against WINNIPEG
ia ears. against g..
Wheat io Liverpool closed 4. = = u
higher and corn 81 lower.
Receipts or wheat al primary points
THGrstai 300 JGJ bI, year ago, 10000
bu.
Exports OF wheat and hou, Thursday
were -9S 600 bu
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
IuI1 zoo nRAIN.

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat cover
ed all Of yesterday loss in opening
range offerings scaut.. Corn strong
.pu covering bs shorts oats strong
with other grains Provisions higher
All around.
Nunu a general buying movement
advanced ala grain futures Sharply.
Wheat ami corn closed strong and lr
higher aII around. Oatg advanced lu
uparls.. bur not So SHARPLY. pro-
visions also closed strong
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

ATIZ Com 10 ApeN -. AIIun IS.
Arcd ~. Allouez 49,. Adyrn = Bay )
q 50. Bos Cor tSS4, B0s Cons 1871 Butte
y \ -. Cen @3ia Davis Daily rs, East
Butte-lO. Elm Riy Ia. Franklin COS.
CRANKY 80, GirouX 10, Greene e as
Hanck -. Isle Roy IN. Kew cop , q.
Ia Sale 49,, Lake 50. Mass : 3. Mohk
IS. Miami 23 q. Mex con 80. NipSng 10
NeV Cons Els. Net Utah l., y Butte
35i4 OIs Dom 43ie Osceola $50 Parrot
santa Re ga. sup cop "a IS. sup Il Bos
14sI Tam 16ia. Utah Cons IS. L ) OIL
21lz l. K com a. 10 pfd 30 Winona
j = NSau > z, No Lake 2Ul4 Ind g. i
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
CUICAGO PRODTCE

CHICAGO Feb. TO- Butter. Cream
ery extras 29c, hrsts 30H3.c, dairy
extras. soc. hrsts. 2,c. Eggs: Prime
frsts. &c. hrsts. &c. Cheese. Twins
Americas 16ie d16a4c. market very
firm. Live poultry Turkeys. Ire;
fowls. 15t2c spring chickens 14la .
l5laC, ducks. l40I5c. geese l0nIlc
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Markets and Finance
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRonTCE.

TOLEDO. Feb. lO.-Wheat: cash and
May. N.stA July. Sl.057s Corn. Cash.
90 &C Ma! and July, 6S4 c. sept.
o. .sc. oats: Cash. 4stac May, t9iaC;
July, 4fc, sept, 5tS.c Rye: No ,.
N-t; No 8 tSc. Cloverseed. cash. Feb.
and March. $3.50. April. SIS oct
500 Prime alsike SIS Prime tim
othy. s. Butter eggs and hay un-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. csc;
Arsts CSC dairy butter. 23c. packing
stock. 20 per 10.
EEEs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 2JC doZ. Receipts Thursday.
20 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from Slt 20 SIS. as To
Hlds--No. cured. lc, No.,s cured.
I l0c, No Ereen' &c, \" green sc,
k KIP S Sqrsa no 600 l. ids SO 20 = s,sc eail
green No 1\l5c; No. e. lShc; cait.
cured. no. i. 100. No 2. Ii4he; horse
hides. No !. $500; No. ?. $3.50; sheep
skins. AS 10 wool. soc asa.
Honey-Fancy white. Il al iac; amber,
tOd Tie. extracted, 80 Zoe. per 10.
Lemons California, $500 1910 box.
Limrs-Sl 20 per 700,
MushrOoms-5Oc per 10
Nut.-Walnuts. lbu16c. almonds, IL
9 l5c; pecans. l29 ise; hl3srts5 y 9 re- 1,:
new hickory nuts. shtllharks. 81 ESQ
onions-NIichigan. 75GSOc bu; new
oTange.-Caiifornia navels. seT5Q1;
Floridas. S2.50 box; tangerines, $40 80
oystrrs-Solid packed. standards.
So selects. 81 per gal, standards, IN
small cans, zoe; large cans, 25c; Sc
observation-disclosures Sl.75U2 doz:
81 y 500 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. eae1sc per no
PotRtOes-Car lots. bulk. 80 a sac,
bags. 35asec bu; new Bermudas. Se.25
Poul;Ty-Springs Ice. hens, 100
turkeys. iTaiSc per H. Dressed chick
ems. hens l60l7c, ducks. t6G lie;
geese. l40 i5c; turkeys. 2QU22c per 10.
Rabblts-Sl.75 per doz.
straw berries-6O a Csc per quart box.
sweet PotatOes-Jerseys kiln dried.
81 80 crate; Illinois 81 % bn; 50 Dbl
Tailow-No. !. SIC No. ,. sac,
JoBBING PRICES.
Canned GOOdS-Apples. gals, S2.io'
baked beans lib. 80 q zoe Lima beans.
standard S5c Table beets. sl25Ql.40,
Peas-Fancy early june, SL25, stand
ards, 81, soaked 900 zoe. salmon
Sockeye. tall. $l,65; nat Sl,S5 Alaska
reds. 81 80, Alaska pinEs. 81 Toma-
toes, 80 y soc; succotasn. SigllO doz
COnee-Package coffee l00-lb case
81 4. 70 q !; delivered.
Feed-Bran. $40: fine middlings. $50
coarse middlings, $40, cracked corn.
S2S. coarse corn meal. SIS. corn and
oats chop; So. ton.
FIOur-Michigan patents, In wood.
strait ht. S6o5; clear So per Dbl Rye
-four $465 per Dbl
Otls-Raw linseed. use; boiled lin
seed. 19c. Diamond headlight Kerosene.
9l2C, Perfection. l0c, -cocene, lie,
crown gasoline. l3c gal: turpentine. N
barre .Sss, % Je per ga, go "a family
pork. S2Ai5 925; medium. clear. 80 q
20, smoked hams, IL &c, picnic mans
/ bacon, Il a &c lard. in uerces. l3A
Sugnr-QuOtations corrected daily by
/ W. II Edgar * Co: Crystal dominoes
1928. Eagle tablets tS59' cut Loaf
| S5.S5. standard powdered. $3.50, gran
! ulated. extra coarse. s. 50: granulated
| fine, in bulk. s. 45; gtanulated IN 25-lb
| ed. s. 90 diamond A. $3.50; CONNECTION
ers' A, S5.35, No. /. $5.4O; No. :. $40.
No. 3, $3.50; No I, $3.50, 10 .. ss.7S
10. 8 s5.65, 30. TO- S.; No. II. sI95;
! No. u $3.50; No -, Sass. NJ. "a. sass;
! 0. Is. Sass per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

IN DdDlel FTOnuldn > LNCtuiu lncdlt',
New York that Mr. Miller first saw
his future star and his future profess
sional associate Sine wasn't Mar
garet Ellington. nor yet Margaret
Anglin. but the far-seeing eye OF Henry
Miller dlscerned that she had rare pos
sibilities A tweave.year contract vas
is signed at once, and Mir. Miller began
10 plan Tor the future OF his EN-
bryonic leading woman.
In a paragraph or TWO one may tell
the story OF MaOel Brownell's artistic
career. for she moved forward with
Quick. certain strides When she was
sixteen she took a small part in
stock company in her home city. Gin
cinnau. Then she was advanced %
the Murray Hill Stock theater, New
York. and while there the venerable
actor. j. X. StoddaTt, saw her ami
selected her for the role OF Lefty N
The Bonnie Brian Bush. Later
she played with Edwin Arden in
Home Folks, aud il was that engage
ment that first brought her TO Detroit.
Next she alternated Margaret Ellington
in The Thief and two years ago.
was advanced TO one OF the most desir-
able positions on the American stage
leading woman with Henry Miller.
playing the role OF Ruth Jordan, in
which she will be- seen in the Lyceum.
SSSSSSSSSSSS$S
tyoduced I'm evidence and was iden-
tiied by Sheriff CASTOR and Martha
Henning The comb was bought IN
/ Ann ArbOr. she said. and she was
with Mabel at the time. II developed
that Miss Henning did not see the
comb taken from the body and Mr..
Lodge objected 10 her Identification
as incompetent Sheriff CASTOR. how
ever, filed in the gap and the testi-
mony was allowed 10 stand
Sacks are Identified.
Jasper WYNN Stanley. bookkeeper
for the c. H. Little Co. identified the
Lays as cement bags such as are used
BY his concern
About Aug. &c. 1909. did Dr. Fritch
buy cement from your concern IN
sacks such as those?' asked the prose
cutor.
Il know Dr. Fritch bought some &C.
ment last summer and paid cash for
II. could not say as 10 the exact
date The doctors name Is not on
orr books ."
How many bags of cement like
these were sold by the c. II. Little Co
last year?" asked Mr.. Lodge
Il couldn't say exactly"
Would II be- more than so 0002'
"Oh, yes. | know il was more than
that"
Stanley stated on redirect that Or.
Fritch returned al one time Sc empty
sacks anG was paid for them.
AT this point court adjourned until
o'clock.
When court Teconvened Wednesday
afternoon. following the noon recess
and the visit I'd Or. Fritch's Office,
Prosecutor Van lille surprised the ae-
Tense By announcing that he nai
finished his direct examination OF
Miss Martha Henning which had con
sumed bu, a few minutes at the morn
ing session The cross examination
was taken up by Attorney Lodge. who
brought ont ina Mabel Miilman ma
suffered from hear; trouble that
Mabel's 'ather had died OF heart dis.
ease: that Miss Miiiman complained
OF her heart during her last visit 20
Detroit, ana thar for This reason they
had gone out very little al night
Miss lIcnnins made an excellent
witness. remaining calm and selrpos.
sesscd throughout The ordeal on The
stand
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Any GIRI CNN TEII. rHE DIR

FERENCE between "a ready madn cor
made Ga order suit Be a tailor made
man. Suits 10 order from remnants.
sD.sS. Worth 500 Co $500
SINGERS, 80 Monroe-aVe.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
Grape--Maiagas st@6.5o per Dbl.

Hny-Dctroit dealers are paying the
following prices for balnd hay in car
lots r. %. D Detroit. No. ] timothy.
81 50ff1N. No timothy. SiG.jGn a..
clover, mixed. SiG.50N1t. rye straw
$50. wheat and cat straw. 81 Loose
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
AppIe.-Fancy. $3G2.75; common.
81 80 q 80 per Dbl; western box. apples,

AppIeS-Fancy. &3T2.75; common,
s 80 n . 80 per bbl. western box apples,
E = n , 30 per box.
BnnRnnS-GOod- shipping stock, $50
n = 80, according o. quality
Beuns-Dried Lima, Izc per 10.
CeIery--iluTnc-g grown. 30 "a &5c dOz;
California, $40 per crate.
CuulIfiOwer--CdlifOrn $50 ham,
Cabbage-sl.75a2 per bbl
Cheese " iDhiPan Nat TAT" made. ] ;
staie. isiec. Lim6arter. Wisconsin,
lNc. York state. 1qc, German cream,
brick isl m l"v, SchWeitzsr. domestic
block. Zoo domestic Loaf - ~ 23c' I'M
CrahberrieS-S2 Q225 bu' $500 $50
Dates-Perslau. 5aCc; Fards. 909lAc
per 10.
Dressed CaIv-S-Fancy. NOME;
common, . n Too per 10.
Dressed Hogs-iighL l0@llc' heavy.
. ~ 9itc per 10.
FiE--iu,portcd. new. II 0l1c per ID;
California, soc per box.
IinnRn Hnddie--9 n l0c per ID.
Fresh NeEetnbieS-Cucumber hot
house. 81 50 M ]. - doz; lettuce, hot
house. . q lac no. head lettuce. 81 per
bhi SI2j doz Eradishcs q q SOc dog, wax
beans. 50 per hamper parsley. csc doz;
green beans. f21Jd3 per hamper
green peppers SOC basket. rutabagcs.
70 NJ zoe ga, Hubbard squash ga use
lB. Florida Tomatoes. $40 ~ 90 per b.
skct crate. t5c per basket: water
crrss. 800 Soc doZ. turHips. coo .bu.
Dbects. 6Oc bu. carrots. CO. bu; pieplaHt,
900 per doz. .-
Grape FruIt-slH i.25 per ease
Iiny-Dctrott dealers are paying the
following prices for haiud hay ia car
lots, T. o. b Detroit No timothy,
is fF.Hs ~
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11
quotations ~ Hayden. Stone & CO..
CIuCNGO GnAIN LETTER.

-UEId- l1soId ~ spHI
The Detroit times., 1910-02-11

CLEN ELAND FEB 10 HOGS 1,5QO;
firm. 30 higher, mediums, mixed and
workers. $S.y5. pigs and lights. s. 30.
cattle , cars steady. Lambs 10 cars,
s. 80 top. Calves. 100. $40 top.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28
Municipal Court.

At the opening of the February term
of the Municipal Court, cases 81
Harlow VS.. Gorghau,
Stern Bros. vs.. Brown,
ImgersoIl vs. Wright,
Blodgett VS.. Smart, aud
Stevens VS.. Covil,e
were reported settled.
In the case of the Connecticut Valley
Lumber Company vs.. John Nelson.
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
for S25 and costs, aud against the tru.'er
for s23.lS.
A jury was then drawn for the trial
of the ease OF Br-sse vs.. Davis. and the
trial commenced "Wednesday morning
This was a case for false arrest in to-
attempt to collect an illegal tax b.L
Wednesday afternoon the jury found Or
the plaintiff in the sum Of s57.55. jam.
ages and costs. The defendant appealed
II. f. Sargent vs. Towu Of Bnghtar
is next in order.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28
v. NJ C.. u setss.

be decreased gsAsz ST. t.a s...
fauE has srsag.y ibtyaaa-5 tae .,a..
aAHce a. the bas.4iax u4..a
ia'i.th 1ae average 42taagA4a. - ~.
81 sleeping fg.7ms has g.sea tasat
TIE individual a-siaes F:a as
ssfEsesi closed .ast Satsrla. 81 /.
~aslssEr carried 81 ths hQaass s.. s...
l1s total sseFs 81 $1B uat al 90 ,l....
hss AseFsgr seSFv G.~sag ~ g
t's best ssara FOR gsue stssae- gt# al.
'sa.''. by Fr-t e., q ,a~ Gee >-s
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a@d if1m Tbs ~'ltas b. ln-
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a tsoslsag gogtest s4tas~a tt. .
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a@y tugrn0aa.
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a. the oE~ra baIt lae*l4e e.a.ts..
t~h4it vi thr Asacx sAg;aa.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28
Business Mar q A#aaa a tfan

The 4nnual aavrti0E a che Eaasaess
Meas Association as held All gss9 faus
Iisgk.s Office Tuesday agteg9aaa. Ia
FeESFt Of the a.Anafa grlas aymgnss1sf
sa8@et thar s,sssi,ieral3s aogk bad sa-s
done tae past ysAg sa vseay@ ts7gr
ios the taetggy ba5'ilee, ans tsu
%ood pssasE. agss ARE a.gm 5a ,ssa.
ilTe pies I've dtsaa~@saa se3s afraa
'ae msfe4ul.se s44 gs,ssz- tasr
o8mlttrgs,
u mas VOTED b. coases aasa @
say tt3o5ale rslaurs - grad sF &C.
s@e'i'@S saa baaa 81 tss Aantt else Cd.
t@s gard aat meeG 5aga aa rsa m
a@y paopassssys tb7y a5Eas ~za-
The ioll"zlgg aaGo-ss sers e,
the year r@salag 49, A. gn
Pres. .ssnr e.. q 5assa. Va. Pa.
Z. &, Moehsr, svegrEafy 81 s E
Treasurer IA ST.. A5aAr. q & f,a
and ! &. Carr, EEea2ftgs 5as3.sa
Tbs Fgcs.aaat taeu sg at
sot'o~3ag committees d T. M.sss
Il 3, Haalali aaR l.. B. Parse. a.
n'etFA3 u W. Hisse, g. d, Aast ast
T., NJ. Bartlett, AsnstsesaaasN T. a.
foRe, A. w. basa1Fta avs N Hsa
easesse, Msseaahie J. vs. Thasassa &
H. hnht ard & 2. saasss, Ya.ass aa..
fR9Fa@gahf
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28
s heel OF Etseusleu

Mrs Fanny hsr4 sls..sr has gpenc.i
hrF rehos. Of Eloeagsaa and eFas.-. ar
Ho~ forming vt the Rresssrv. I.ns, nres
a ejase q teAeh@ra @ns ofgaulz~i asa
'4a'saeaeea sofa sn3 on SATURDAY A
'h'' ~vg1 a 65sss a yoang pegpts vii,
hrgi1 -osS ri $50 p "a
il as Mrs M.lles's purpose 10 give
gas''se rs7ttals trom time ta tiase, i'm
>oaa ~ the advancement of.ae sga..aa.s
@ja aaes eat
Fflsate se@soas su4 class work hays
teea Fsfi@eeai 20 half fages.
AIT ~b9 aspe hs asI Mrs. siifssr
a'fa@ that size is3a*ess ~ lhe essential
a.'a' sstefsal}as repaired Ia good sraeAs.
81 "i =ia774tloa and oppression. aaa pF.
plls eaE'tsst bat mske good progress ~ssh
$50 cotn pe1@ut . teacher.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28
Mr. Editor

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-28

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