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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20
KanIas pinoer Saoen.

aarias' Seieiteret bar / en- cen
150e d. aiaiuct aienoclie ! 5ogeu
moo ire al GIietruitens llnocrbrug
iorbu0t oiaie ct iortiGtte oen al Dem
iuogoaeoe aombiratIon iii SemmeIie
al oen iri aonfurrence.
3e ire liltalte err Stan0orO Oil
COMPANY al Sn0iana, StanOnr0 Gil
COMPANY al Ganios % Brairie Oil
auo 8as Gompdnp boiIfe ale or al
pet Priuilegium pau at p~rooucere.
fisbe eaer paa auoen Naaoe al itaiic
iig Roaolie, rofinere oen og bringa
ben / Warfeoet.
SisIge a~ieuoeIien bar imiolerti0
ingcn al DEM giort bette. De bar
tpertimoo huer enfeIt al Dem uogiort
CT SEQ / Ct Suitcm.
Get bIeu peo Sorbsret brost FOR
Saaen. al Prairie Oil ano @uS so.
err 5ransportielifa6et, CT Oct fis6er
Saaolieu oe irogter oen til StaubarS
Oil Gompuup al aanias. iom raTne.
rer oen % berpna i Sur ieuber Oct
ruiinereoe Frobuft pioere til StnnS.
GRO Oil Gompoup al Snoiana, ser
ioreitaar Saleet. Stnteu bpooebe.
al benue 9eline al arbeioet bepiite.
at Ger eriitereoe en- uIoUlig 6or.
%itaaelie imellem Dem. SeieitsretS
aieuNeIie iiaSiGiter oenne Spiat.
uings &igtiebco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20
proiioent arreiteret.

st Telegram ira Cos In9eleS,
Gol., melber, at Gicf Serris, Der
iornplig palgtes til BrGiioent / &c
pubIifen 2pper California (Mcr.),
Den 15be os. bar blepet orreiterct /
San Siego at 9eputp Limited Sto-
ties Woribal Elace pua Inflage Ior
TsitraIitetsbruo peo at hapc bperpet
Iefruter til arigstieneitc / ct trent
meo 2anb.
Serris err goot fienot / Wfinnelotas
Spiain9bper, bpor ban tioligere /
lrnaere Sio bar boiat % bieraeoe
2ipet bells iom Gntreprcnsr og bells
iom Sfueipiaer.
San bIep itrar citcr i'm Irreita.
ton itiaet paa Srifob igien ueO at
title aalition for $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20

lp&ninger, 1857 t66 Stuffer til Ell
iamlet Sproi al SL6i7.G00. nj
bette SotalantaI par i0,293,9 2i
Sons, 147,335 9aIfuncr. 105, 16t
@irs. 94.269 9Guocr, tO.929 Berle.
benS ("@uirea" Sens 1925 Iuer
% 26S YoniuaIe. Goa Ell 6arm
ionoteS 6 pilbc @iGS OF paa Ell an.
oeu Sorm 6 6aiouer,
vi 9ifllber iunotcS Ser / 1910
Jolt 56.677 Stnffer. oa 5otolprr.
bieu al Dem ariIoae$ til $%22t,S00.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20
6Iere poitbanfer.

acknowledgements bar ben 15oe
bs. oprettet so npe Boit'parebanfer,
iaa SotaIantaQet al bisie MI ubgisr
700. De npe 9anfer ifal Dog fsr't
aabnes Den 14be Srli.
9Ianot be YoItfontorer. bpor oisie
npe Banter ifal oprettes, er Sort
Waoiion og Siage / Soma, Donna
giac os Menomonee / Widiaan, Git.
tin oe @rano Hapios / WinneIota,
'2isbon / Hortb Tafota oq Sltoion,
Menomonie og Bort 8oibin9ton i
@isconiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20
SOP ON Qnipar.
Gn pigtis Sommisiipn tr9ber lam.
men i @aibington.
SIpiert meo MenmeTcIin.

Som befienot err ser al Songres.
fen neoiot en- HationoIfommisiion, /
Ibis Nrbeioe ale 2anoetS iterre Sit
b%llItrier og oeres S9rifare al arbei.
here en- bpbt interesieret. aommiss
iionerts Sormaal er nemIig at ltbar.
beioe ct Sorilag til Sop ON arbcibs'
gipereS @nipar o~perfor fine arbei.
bere.
Spis commissioners Irbeioe full.
he reiultere / Seotagelien al en- iaa.
ban 2op, builfet er meget ianoipn.
ligt, ptloe ben ieInfpIaeIig fun siGloe
Sernbaner og &orporaticrer, iom
fnmmer iro unber 9runblopsbeItem.
meIien ~peorsrenbe Melemitatsbanbel
rg Croft.
Nen ben biIbe ogiaa faa itor 9e.
tponiue Oerneb, at ben piloe funne
tiene iom Weniter for Staterne %
iom et eoentlleIt gotemiSbel for De
britt ,ttilfrebsitiaenoe Sorboloe, iom
III eriiterer menem Irbeiber og Ir.
beioSaioer.
commissioner er aQcreoe troabt i
8irfiombeo, og er fortiben iamlet /
8aibington / oct Giemeo of Iptte til
Sernbonernes Sremitiaing al itn
SIDE al Sagen. Gen befietote He.
ajerinesaopofat Srunf g. &elog, iom
fornpIig "ipr9ngte "Slietruiten, re.
prPienterer Eogbetienterne % andre
unoerorbnebe Siinftionprer interes,
iereoe / oenne omfattenoe og ODER.
moooe oistiae Sag.
SoriaapiOt Sernbanerite anaoar,
Ear oe, iaa langt fra at legge &om-
miSiionen Soneifligbeoer ipeien,
tnertimob uf~orbcbolbent erflpret fig
niaig til at itstte og iamarbeibe meo
Den. 90 Sogbetienterne er natur-
ligpis / Sapsr Of en- iaaban epentueI
Sob.
On iaobon Sob biIbc utpiIiomt re.
~illItere | en- flor Torrinaelie al oen
fcrfrrbeIig beie Yrocent al ltlpffes.
tiIfrIber I 6orbinoeIie meb Serbia.
netrafifcn.. Gen pilOe ogiaa mebfsre
oct ouermoaoe itore 8ooe, at DC, cit
otter Sfobens Sterrelie faitiatte Or
Iia%tningSbelsb ltiortspet og uoen Sop.
frongel pilbe bli uobetolt 8ebfom.
menOe, eIlcr SeOfommenoes Otter.
la6te.
Ne6enitaocnoe Sabel bier oct tore
Garlige Cab al Wenneifelip paa Dc
omcrifanife Sernbaner iammenlignct
ineo Sabct paa llolnnoets:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20
Koneresien.
Sanbct ON ct Summcrhicm fur
ErrnStuteu Opgiuet.


Som ScIge al oct oemofratiife
0orti. Weoe5 9%eiIutrin1 6rcoog vi.
ten ont. Of iu9en poerligere 9euilg.
ninaer ifuloe gisre5 poo Grtruies.
%iioiioner. hor man opgiuet Sodbet
ON at ian bepiIgct Be iornsone Ytio-
Ter til CpretteIien Of Ell Sommerbicm
for GrGiihenter / 8ap5ota ueo Cafe
0tiuuctorfd. NIinu., iaar.
aon9resmnnO Rpe. iom Bar bapt
meo ocrne Sag at aigre, nater oer-
for at gisre en- 3ur til tit Stem /
minneapolis, iaoiuart oe blir iPr-
big mco 9ehanolingen al lllotoloen
oa nater life at oenoe tiIbage til
@aibin0ton. isr Senatet bar poteret
oper oen fonaoiife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
eusfomit.
Wr. Npe bill unoer Spbolbct /
minneapolis benptte I~uIeoningen til
at iuipicere 9paqegrunoeu / Nop.
5otn og iGtte ia mo T SorboIbene,
ina ban pe0 i'm Silbaaefomit oes be.
ore Ton iremitiGe Sageu for ueofom.
menoe aomite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20
paa uolnnoets

commissioners WeoIemmer er
Senotor Srytberlano ira lltab, Sors
mdno, Senator Chamberlain ira
Oregon, aongrcsmGnbene 9rantlep
ira @eorgia og Woon ira Tennipl-
nania. @. 6. 9rolpn, Ierp Oorf Gen.
trolbonens ErPiibent og 3. 9. Geaie,
"Eailpop Srainmen"s Gbeirebaftsr.
Gen nProprenoe Sop p~eorsrenoe
GrbeioSgioeres Iniparligbco operior
fine NrbeiGere cr, ifslqe Senator
Slltbcrlono, milbeit tolt forpIoet.
Ten ifriuer iig ira ell Sio, GA Sor-
EoIoct mclem Serre og Siener bar
forboIosuis iimpelt.
timber ben bcitaocnbe Gniparlig.
BcoSlop fan en- I~rbeibsgiper fun gie.
res aniuarlig for en- al line Irbeioe-
res Dob eQer Silifabefommen, bois
set fan b%euiies at lllpffen ifpIbes
Sfisbeslssbeb ira bans Sibe; OF
ielu | Oct Siliplbe fan ban Hippo fra
Get, ifolb ban fan poopiie. at ogiaa
grbeioeren iclu bapoe uopiit llfor.
ii~gtigbeb.
Gn nnben lloflugt iom itaar Ir.
feibSbcrrcn oaben, er oct Taaif,,o, at
NrbeiNeren baube aicnbifab til Heii-
foeu. eller meo andre Orb. at set for
rbiGttes ,ot Ell Nrbeiocr, naar ban
dntogcr Ell 9eifipitigelie ogion iam-
tioig p~aatager iig ben berneo for
tinone uabenbare Sare og Neiifo, og
at Acknowledgement oerfor er anipars-
Fri. arbeiosgioeren er ogiaa anipors.
ri / oct SilfpIbe, at lllpffen ifpl0es
Ell Embellishments SfisoesIesbeb.
elsie Scareber par bra NOT Tor et
~tunbreoe Ior tilbage eaer mere. ba
Sorboloet mellem Serre og 5iener
hreiebe iig on blot % bart IegemIigt
Nrbeioe OF grbeiSeren uoeluffcnSc
benptteoe Saanoreoifaber.
Ien i Dor 5io or bette SorboIo
meIlem arbeibsaiper % arbeioer life
I9nser al oenne iimple aarafter. Su-
iinoer al arbeioere er iamlet | itore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20

Senatets MISUNDERSTANDING /
9orimeriogen bar beiIuttet iom isr.
tie 9ione al iuotaIoe Gurus s. Ie.
Gormicf. Sarpcitertruiteus &rGii.
bent. hpis aiberius ifal paabespr.
Ses iSna GirSSag). Otter BAN tom.
mer Suren til Grsuuernsr &idaro
gates al Suiuois. aiherinsen oil
FIJI leoet al aunriteens @seolemmcr
% life al nogen Sagisrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20

Or. Garlos Nonte3uma. Ell iuIo.
bIoos Gpadeiuoiorer. ircmmsote I
6reooa5 / Observation-Disclosures So.
mic for ltoQiiter / Snore0cpartc.
mcntct ior al tale line StamirGn.
oers Sna % ne0lGgge en- fraitig
Froteit moo GepartcmcntetS 9elhrt.
Ming ON at ilptte DEM ira line gamle
Sicm pao g}cG opea Rcierpationcu
I Hrijonu til en- al De ANDRE itsrre
9ieierpdtioucr
7r. 0ioutejumu, Ser cr boiut |
Chicago. erfIRreoc / i'm Sole. at 81.
pct puo Sc itore Rcieruationer unr
nloeIes ruinereroe Tor %uoioneruc.
banoe pao SiGl % Seaeme. Reier-
unti0n5Iioet pisr Oeut. pouitoo bon.
til 2tSiQQiEnqere. 9iggerc. Gruffen.
bolte, @ambIerc % GattigIemmcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20

Suis Seuotet itiagr JIG pua @nl.
beutre "a urgter at latte uogen Be
itemmelie mco 0eui0u til ~Farmer.
mes Triliile" og IoriInact ON en-
dicuncminitliq 30 Broccnt3 5tcOirt.
tclic al lolocu pal lllN OF ll,Otalsr
ifuI oct uure Observation-Disclosures
Neuiilt at ue0taae en- RCfte 'lcre
5oIorcoiutteIier ION I. Gy. paa
Suffer. Stoal % StoGluurer Bonn.
u~IosUorcr. oiO. % icuoe GorIaGene
til Scuatct. SET enc eitcr SET orOat.
Mco andre Cro. 10 lGuger aor.
aresier 5lir ii0eenoe. 0sa Score StO
oil Heprpieutautbuiet Der Oomines
res al Gemofroterue iaa til i'm Ruu.
0igheO til at reoiSerc andre Satier
/ oen uUrUPreroe Surii.
Gemofrdterue bar taget ia Solg.
reiuItotcrne iiior SsIt 40 uotam /
set giemeo / uRite 9aIstampasue al
flmne pege paa. at Sc bar aiort alt
/ i'm Wagt iorat 5oloe JIG 6olfets
flart uotaIte Bile me0 5eulpn til
en- neSgaaeuoe Reuiiion al Soloiat.
ierue eiterrsttelis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20

Senntor Sermon fra Soma. ben
tioligere bersmte "SruItiprPnger",
oibrso / Sorsoogs Senator Bone.
rene, Der / Ell lGnqere Gale itsttebe
en- SerpenoeIie til Suititsminiiteren
ON at anI9gae itraiferetslig Siltale
moo Stonoaro Oil. og Sobafstrii.
IterneS GmbcbsmGnb. Sermon inn.
teS, al en- iaooou Senpenbelie par en-
6ornprmelie og nogct az ct Wistil.
li6sootum moo Sinansminiiteren og
benpttebe Inleonineen til of taee
oenne / Sorioar.
Seq err filloitpnoig enia meb &c.
notorer ira Ohio Bomerene) ON. at
itroiiercislia 5iltnIe bsr beepnbes.
for lea err al Dem Sncrbepisning, at
Den eneiie 2esnins pad SruitprobIe.
met er at iptte Spertrpoerne bog
2nas og 2uffe. Wen iea fsler mig
ogiaa operbcoiit ON. at Suititsmini.
iteren oil gisre lin iiiloe Eligt ubeu
noget ToalGg oerom ira Senntets
Si0e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-20

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tentraS
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The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24

Lees Farewell address," "The True Story of Barbara Friet- chie," and correction by John c. Whittier; a personal letter to Mrs. Jefferson Davis, the decoration of graves, etc.
 This valuable book is pub lished for the purpose of gath ering fund with which to erect in Arkansas, probably on the grounds of the new capitol building, Little Rock, one of the monuments to the women of the Confederacy, which the general committee of the U. c. V. organization has planned to erect in all the states of the South. The record of the Con- federate women of Arkansas is here partly given and from original sources, and no one can read this volume without coming to the conclusion that this monument has been we'll merited long ago.
 The book contains 250 pages of interesting reading matter. The cloth bound cost is $1.OO per copy with 10 cents for post age, if sent by mail. Every Confederate camp in the state is requested to order from 25 Ito 100 copies for general distri- button, so that the record of our glorious women mai be- come known. All prominent Confederate women and men are asked to order one or more copies of the work for their private. libraries and for pre- sentation to schools and public libraries, and ten or more copies for general distribution. These books will be valuable for pre- sentation.
 All ordersshould be addressed to DR. A. l.. PURDoM
 State Representative.
 Little Rock, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24
Mrs. Hankins Honored.

Accompanying handsome portrait cut of Mrs. Hankins, in the Arkansas Democrat, is the following news item, which will be read with much interest by the many friends of MT. Hankins in this county: General Gordon, commanding the United Confederate Veterans, has appointed Mrs. Masters Milton Hankins to be chaperon at the coming reunion in Little Rock. Mrs. Hankins was Juliette Churchill, a daughter of the late Gen. Thomas J Churchill, the gallant Confederate officer who was so beloved by his sol. diers; granddaughter of Senator A. H. Sevier, and niece of Mrs. Luke P. Blackburn, of Kentucky. Mrs. Han- kins is member of the Daughters of the Confectionery, and was chaperon of the Arkansas division at the re- union in 1901, which met at Nashville, Tenn. She is one of the noted Churchill beauties, is exceedingly brilliant and attractive, popular society favorite and one who will re- fleet credit on the association. She is one of those talented daughters who have done so much to make the South famous for the charm and elegance of her women. The selection of Mrs. Hankins as chaperon for the South will add greatly to the success of the reunion. A native of the State, Ar kansas is proud to have her as one of the representatives of the beauty, grace and hospitality of her women. ''
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24
COUNCIL MEETING
Mir. J. F. Bass Sworn in to Succeed
 Alderman Britain, Resigned

The council met in regular session Tuesday night at the city hall, Mayor Boyle presiding, and the following members present: Aldermen Barnes, Conrad and Merritt. Absent, Alder. men McDaniel, P'Pool, Britain and Recorder Brown.
 Reading of minutes of last meeting was dispensed with. The names of Messrs. Frank Bass and Robert Seller were placed in nomi- nation for Alderman to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of MT. Robert Britain, and upon vote be- ing taken, it was found that Mr Bass | had been elected, the vote standing to 1 in his favor. whereupon it was moved and carried that his election be declared unanimous. MT. Bass be- ing present was sworn in and immedi- ately entered upon the duties of his office.
 MT. A. J. Tipler, manager of the For rest City Manufacturing Co.,, was present and asked for a renewal of note for s4, ,060.1 held by his company against the city.
 It was moved by Merritt and seconded by Conrad that the mayor and recorder be authorized to renew said note for six months, and issue scrip in one piece for s4, ,060.1 as col lateral, and also to issue scrip cover ing interest for the note at 6per cent. Carried.
 It was moved by Barnes and second ed by Merritt, that the Forrest City Spoke Co.,, or it's successors, must either pay Sl per day lease on city property now occupied by them or va. cate said property within thirty days. Carried.
 The water meter ordinance ther came up for discussion and under sus pension of rules was read second anC third time, all members presen, voting aye on each reading, whereupor on motion of Merritt, seconded by Barnes, it was declared that saic ordinance was passed.
 No further business, council ad journed.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24

The company which will present "The Climax, the very best comedy offered the public in several years has really wonderful array of dramatic talent enlisted in the ranks of it's organizat on. The management does not believe in the common system of "one or two giving the whole show, " but have an organization that is un- doubtedlp one of the strongest comedy casts ever brought together.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24
New Orleans Can Com.
 Back.
Come

If the South will give a Pan anna opening celebration in New Orleans, all the states contrib .uting, by each state building and making elaborate display of its own resources, it would spike California's gun so effect ually that the crowds out there would be conspicuous by their absence. And it ought to be done. Not for revenge or spite purely, but because the South needs it. It should be differ ent from other fairs and expo sitions, in that 1t should be a Southern exposition: an exposi- tion of Southern resources, pure and simple; display of South ern products. No exhibit S should be invited or accepted from the North, the East or the West, beyond the Rockies or from forein countries. It should be a Southern states fair and the world should be invited to come and see.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24
THE CONFEDERATE
 WOMEN'S MONUMENT

The memorial volume of rem iniscences of he Arkansas Women of the Confectionery" has just been issued by the committee of the Arkansas di- vision U. c. w.: J. M. Lucey chairman, Jonathan Kellogg secretary, V. Y. Cook, J. H. Berry, Dan w. Jones and Chas. Coffin. It forms a book of con- siderable size and is we'll printed and handsomely illustrated.
 The following are leading features of the work: It em- braces more than fifty letters from prominent Arkansas la- dies, giving a description of their own experiences or those of their mothers in the civil war period. These letters are fine specimens of the epistolary style of writing, as the writers present facts in a clear and straightforward manner. Each letter contains one or more events of historic value, and the whole will be useful mate rial for the future historian.
 There is given in it what cannot be found in any other known publication-a b ri e f sketch of the origin of those organizations and institutions which have become so familiar to Southern people, viz: United Confederate Veterans, the Uni ted Sons of Confederate Veter- ans, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Southern Cross of Honor, the Confeder- ate Flag and Uniform, the Con- federate Museum at Richmond, etc.
 There is to be found here a selection of those songs and poems that have become so dear to the Southern heart: "The Conquered Banner" by Father Ryan, with his own statement of the circumstances under which it was written; the original form of "Dixie;;" the "Homespun Dress" etc.
 It is illustrated with half tone cuts of many of the we'll known Confederate women of Arkansas, of the memorial com- mittee, Judge Rogers, General Cabell (Old Tige), and others.
 A large number of anecdotes are given of Confederate camp life, which not only gives re- lief to the heavier reading of the book, but opens out a side view of the life of the Confed- crate soldier that could not otherwise be caught.
 Fin fly, the miscellaneous pieces which cannot we'll be classified under any of the above headings, as General
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24
Warning Order.

Before Ellis Hurley. aJustice Of the Peace within and for Madi- son Township. St. Francis Coun- ty, state of Arkansas. Dr, l.. II. Merritt Plantif,
  F.. \. Gilliand, Defendant. The defendant, l.. \. Gilliand, is warned tc appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Dr L. II. Merritt. Dated February 23 1911.
 Ellis Hurley Justice of :he Peace
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-24
The Very Best Ever.

Let us hope the winter is over
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-08
Big Marble Deal.

Rutland, Dec. 6.-One of the biggest
marble deals in many years, involving
complete working plant together with
valuable quarries, was completed this
afternoon when the Green Mountain
Marble company, with general offices in
this city, leased the Columbian Marble
Quarryng company's plant and quarries
The lease is signed by the receivers of
the Columbian company, Governor John
A. Mead, Newman j. Chaffee and Henry
f. Field, all of Rutland and is for two
years, beginning December 6, 1911. 1t
contains an option for purchase al any
time during the term of the lease. Gem
eral Manager f. r. Switzer stated to-
night that men would be put at work
tomorrow getting the plant in this city
into working order. 1t was also stated
tonight that the option to purchas e
would be taken up within year.
The Green Mountain Marble company
is capitalized under the laws Of Maine
for $3.50, COO and the bond is $3.50 600
The holders are mostly Boston and New
York men,
The plant has three mills containing 80
saving gangs of the modern type and a
steam and electric power plant to opera G
the mills is in place. An office building,
thoroughly remodeled, is also located on
the site.
The Green Mountain Marble company
previously owned and controlled three
quarres in Middle bury, two in Pittsford,
TWO i'll Brandon and two in West Rut
land. These quaIries will be started in
the spring and it is thought that the
new Columbian quarry at Proctor will
be started Monday.
The Green ountain company bought
out the concern known as the Dorset
Mountain Marble company and has been
operating the mill there for some time.
1t is expected that the plant on Column
ban avenue will be in running order in
six weeks at the outside. The yard will
be filled with electric cranes.
The company has branch offices in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chi
cago and Cincinnati.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-08

Great interest was taken in the ex-
hibit of members of the Morgan Horse
Club. These small but courage Gus
horses stir sentiment, and the way they
circled the ring to Concord or light road
wagon provoked applause. Mr. E. A.
Darling won the blue with Bob B, a
typical Morgan of Is hands, by Bob
Morgan, and the red with Lyndon, a
chestnut of Is hands, by Billy Roberts
Bob Morgan, brown of 14.3, who is
past the voting age, stepped almost as
nimbly as his son, and Mr. A. X. Van
Tassel was satisfied with the yellow
The white went to Clifford Cornet, a bay
of 14.21-2, by Young General Clifford,
and the unplaced were Reynard, a
chestnut of 14.31-4, owned by Mr.. II.
r. c. Watson, and Delvyn, an aged
chestnut of l4.3 -, by Ethan Allen I'd,
owned by Mr. J. Rich Steers.
The Morgan mares were shown on
Thursday, and Mr. Watson scored
strongly. He won the blue with Bell
Marea, handsome bay, l4.2 hands, 5
years old, by Knox Morgan; the yellow
with Mink, chestnut of Jap, years
old, by Bob Morgan; and the white
with Della, a chestnut of little over
10 hands, by Knox Morgan. The red
was captured by Elmer A. Darling with
Carrie, bay of Is hands, II years old,
by Billy. Those outside the breast
works were j. Rich Steers, Chas. w.
McCutchen, A. R. Van Tassel and Col.
Spencer Borden. The latter showed
Cherry Ripe, a brown mare of AL,
by Bob Morgan, and he regards her as
a true representative of the old Justin
Morgan Morgan type. The Horseman
and Spirit of the Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-08
Telling the Ace of a Fish.

The age of Il fish can be determined
with accuracy by inspection Of the oto-
liths. or bony concretions which are
found in the auditory apparatus.
These otoliths increase in size during
the entire life of the fish. each year
adding two layers, a light colored layer
formed in summer and dark layer
formed in autumn and winter. The
alternate layers are sharply contrasted
and very distinct. so that there is no
difficulty in counting them. The num-
Der of pairs Of layers is equal TO the
number of years the fish has lived
Scientific American.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-08
BEWARE 0E 0lNTMEhTS FOR
CATARRh THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. such articles
should never be used on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the dam
age they will do is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f.
j. Cheney q Co, Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gem
uine. 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by all druggists. Price, Zoe. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-08
Pu bile Library.

The entire circulation for November
has been 1887. OF this number 81 per
cent was fiction; Is per cent non-fction;
81 per cent juvenile, of which per
cent was not stories. The number of
those drawing books since the library
was made free, but not before has been
increased by 81, making this number
now 1863. The entire number of those
who have taken books from the public
library is 772.