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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14
An Incident.

An Incident.
In country neighbOrhoOd lived
a little woman who was allowing
her life to become sOured and spoil
ed because she couldn't have a
carriage in which to ride to town.
Not even new buggy to replace
the rattle trap" which was their
only conveyance. excepting the
farm wagon. She refused to leave
home because she had nothing fit
to be seen in" her growing discon-
tent with the farm generally made
her husband at first unhappy, then
Indifferent, and finally discouraged,
to the point where he had resolved
to sell out. and take job on the
railroad" What might have been
a happy home was fast becoming a
very miserable one when a well.to-
do young man and his wife bought
a country place near the first
couple in the hopes that country
air and work would restore the
health of the husband.
Imagine the surprise of Mrs.
Country Wife when Mrs. Town Wife
husband and children drove over
one evening in a big farm wagon.
It's such fun to ride in the
wagon, and you looked so coy and
capable over here wanted to come
and ask you to show me how to
manage my chickens and garden
explained Mrs Town Wife.
When next her husband went to
town, Mrs. Country Wife and her
two children went part way in the
farm wagon for the first of many
pleasant visits with her nejghbor
The pleasure Mrs. Town Wife took
in the country, and in having her
husband within calling distance all
day; out in the open where he was
slowly gaining strength; her earnest
belief that nothing really mattered
but to be we'll, opened her neigh
boris eyes. Her way of looking at
| Mrs. Country Wife's housekeeping as
a fine art in which she hoped to be-
come proficient in were most sooth-
ing to Mrs. Country Wifes feelings.
She became more independent her
self. Better farm wagon that
we own than a carriage that we are
in debt for" she told her husband
cheerfully, and went to town when
ever opportunity offered. She be-
gan to interest herself in the farm,
to take her place as her husbands
partner in d business enterprise
which would certainly fail without
her cooperation.
The effect on her husband was
immediate; the pleasant home in
spired him TO greater effort; in
much shorter time than could have
been the case in the former de-
pressing atmosphere. He was able
to buy the longed-for carriage.
Looking at the farm wagon as a
temporary eXpedient until some
thing better offered had FASTENED
the coming of the something better.
Elk.
p Have you noticed how much bet
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14
How About This?

So often we call a man dog
when we wish to reproach him.
And yet, a dog
Doesn't lie,
Doesn't swear,
Doesn't cheat,
Doesn't drink,
Doesn't smoke,
Doesn't swindle,
Doesn't flirt,
Doesn't borrow,
Doesn't pretend,
And wouldn't even resent it il
you called it a man. Advocate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14
BELLIVILLE.
Crowded out last week.

LyeIl and Hays are building a
barn for John Hilleary.
Clouse Bros. are drilling a well
for George See,
Hilleary and Logan are drilling a
we'll for Mr.. Baker, northeast Of
Hunnewell.
Mrs. S. B. Bailey who has been
visiting the BYRD Bros, left last
Thursday for her home in Dallas,
Texas.
The Baptist Association of the 28
and 90 held at Emden was well
attended, Large crowds each day
and fine sermons by able divines.
We are sorry to learn Howard
Couch, the cashier of the Emden
bank, has the typhoid fever.
Bazel Williamson and family
were visiting relatives in Hannibal
last week.
Bud Crutchlow will leave soon
for Great Falls, Montana.
Mrs. Morrow of ST. Louis is visit
ing John Vance and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14

Have your Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry repaired at Bebb's
Jewelry Store. All work guar
anteed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14
A VISIT TO CENTRAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE, SEDALIA, MO.

SOLLEGE, SEDALlA, MI.
A Rush To Enter This Popular In
stitution College Office Full All
Last Week. The Main Rush This
Week Numerous Pupils Placed
In Splendid Positions.
Your representative was aston
ished to see the large number of
pupils entering this deservedly pop
ular institution so early in the fall
The office was crowded to its ut
most capacity with students matric-
ulating
Pres. Robbins informed your cor
respondent that the rush had not
yet begun: Said he, We shall en-
roll more pupils this month than
we have ever before enrolled in
two months"
The following pupils were placed
in good positions the past week:
Lena Rose, steno., Wholesale Paper
House, St. Louis at $50; John San
ders, steno. and assistant bkpr.,
Kansas City Star, SIS; H F Man
ming, bkpr, $50, Cudahy, Omaha,
Nebr.; Laura Simms, steno., Swift &
Co Kansas City, $65; Miss Mary
Jones, steno., Montgomery Ward
Ward, $55; L D Wilson, Marshall
Fields, Chicago, bkpr., $85; CalIie
Page, steno, Nashville, Tenn. S72; J
M Turne, bkpr, and steno., Stock
Exchange, Kansas City, 500; Min
ME Young, steno., Butler Paper Co.,
Chicago, $50; Miss GusSie Ames
steno, $50, Keokuk, Ia, Wholesale
Drugs; w l. Profier. steno., and bkpr
National Live Stock Commission Co.
Kansas City, Mo; Miss Hester Mar
tin, StenO, Bente and Wilson, attys.,
Sedalia, Mo-; Miss Carrie Stats
steno., T P Lighting System, Soda
liza, Mo; Mr. Ethan Stats, steno. ank
bkpr., Manufacturing Co. Columbia,
Mo; Kenneth Gnyer, steno.. Judge
Longan, Sedalia; Mrs. Fife Eversole
steno, Epstein and Block. Sedalia;
Miss Edna Gresham. StenO., Mo
State Fair Office, Sedalia.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14

DR.. Hornback oculist and Aurist
Hannibal, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14

0maho, Neb, adopted the COM
mission form for its municipal gov
eminent at an election held last
Saturday for that purpose.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14

J. R. B. Kidd received the scare
of his life one day last week while
engaged in hauling gravel in the
northwest part of town. 1t seems
MIR. Kidd and his son had just I'M
loaded their gravel and were driv-
ing carelessly along the street near
Robt McCiintic'S residence when
little Shields, the four year old son
of Mr.. McClintic, suddenly ran in
front of the team. Mr.. Kidd did
not notice the child until he was
mixed up with one Of the horses
hind feet The sight frightened Mr..
Kidd so badly that he says he is
unable to state just what happened
after this except that after the
wagon was stopped the little fellow
scrambled out from between the
front and hind wheels very little
worse for his experience except he
was covered all over with dust. Mr..
Kidd was convinced that the front
wheel passed over the child's body
but a close examination failed to
disclose any bruises such as would
have been had the wheel run over
him. 1t was certainly a close call
for the little child and Mr. Kidd de,
clares he didn't get over the shock
| for two days.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-09-14

Last week one of the aviators
who took part in the aviation meet
at Chicago flew up into the sky
more than two miles, reaching an
altitude of 11,575 feet. Having
assembled until he ran out of gaso-
line, he turned about and coaSted
back to earth, landing safely. At
his maximum height the thermome-
ter which he carried registered six
degrees above zero. In eleven min
uteS he had reached the earth again.
where the temperature exceeded
IS degrees above zero. The same
week another aviator started from
St. Louis and flew by easy stages to
New York City without miShap of
any kind. Among the features at
the Chicago meet was a demonstra-
ton showing how the aviator could
destroy a battleship by dropping
explosives on its deck. This was
done successfully by almost every
one of those who took part in the
meet, bags of -four being used and
dropped on a mark on the earth Of
the dimensions of a battleship. II
has not been many years since
there were plenty of people who
emphatically declared the automo,
bile might become toy, but could
never become of any practical use
The same sort of people have, fol
the past two or three years, beer
giving us the same sort of talk
about the airship. The events Of
the last week ought to convince
people that while there is much t
be learned about sailing in the air
its practicability is now fairly dem
onstrated.
THE OBSERVER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
BIG RANCH DEAL At
FOLSOM, n. N.
Sixty-0ne Thousand Acre
Tract Will BE Cut Up Into
Smaller Farms and Placed
on the Market.

kHust cts, M, Npru An.
other b- cattle pastur, s Geo b, cut
up into farms Tho 'Crus--,Ii. ranch
"t 5000" acres. near Fola"m. y "
has h'eu sold Dos Fowler n Todd Of
Maple llll Nau.. To- q 81 Paul vuN.
rnt" Tho riloe i- said O." bc unrly
milton dolRr4 rho ncA owners
win s,il tHt land ia small utuas
More thuu quarter of r,utiry
a1" Fowler uui rud bought thc prop
utN 40 ihu aim, II WAS wild nud
and roHt practically nothur Extcu-
~'Nv improvements we're made and o.
herd of thoroughbred Hereford .olu,
Vas established
"lt r Iu-t another move toward n
''rH.r and better southwest th3, d,-
maud. 'nl the pid rang, r.luu, give
Nut tN tut ,s1uor. MI TudG -uid
pu, Nu" docs not know uf tho uld
range dats cannot appreciate tno
changes lu th' pJ-t d,otd,
1hrr, .us % sisn ct regret m the
NuiD. u' lu miuuuaIr, st". em1u ar
h' continued q shall drtot, mS time
Co other business Including my
-.'""-u,r. farm u Mtpl, Hii. Nat
FrNI,. a TudJ ar, trudIus about
-.""u ul. go Nopr Hu Most uf
tn'm N.r. raised ou tH, 'ro,s,.
ranch
Th, nam, cot u, ramon ulamnd
r,m th, brand un tu, .attI.. which
is lottcr 4. Nith ID Ntrt.uI|,uJ Jr
mark across 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

special FOO Evening Herald
Has.rmtu y ~ April ~ Late
this uit'ruonu T,gur accused OF .tti-
tug Middleton was Still az largc.
Nothiug oDiuit, has been heard from
~, poss"~ ont scuurug the country
Tor him. But a. ne uuli had one
horse and no provisions ~ is believed
th. fugitN. NilI h. rfn down htfur,
many houfr. 4 rcpo,i this Afternoon
is go hc effect thu TWO ol r"guc =
huts vcr, Hufklup ',r Middleton.
hrrdlug sn,'r Th. tnr mrn quar-
relDd over .omt husln,e transaction.
probably tho SALARY Goo 90, pal6 thr
boys Middleton was shot and was
caught bt r,-u, before h' t,li 90 th,
ground T,-", them mounted tho
hottc tr.w uui,1 u. had ius Hrt,d
Middleton dead boots. and Was ofi
Ike the N'ru lu au attempt to
os. ape N..|.tau bod, viH 90,
shipped o., -uEi.r Texas Th, dcJd
man fn..- .I.. .nd four iult eur-
dr,u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
WEALTHY RANCHMAN \
SHOT AND KILLED
BY HOMESTEAOER
YESTERDAY
Plains, Twenty Miles from Ha-
german, N. NJ. Scene Of
Staying: Cause Not Known
as Yet.
DICK MIDDLETON SHOT
AND J. M. TEGUE FLEES

HJa.rman y M Npru Do a..
Dprdiur 90 report brought into town
Yesterday afternoon. bjyk Middleton
Do Nrll-tu. de sheep raiser was shot
uud aiilod an the uuius about Zoo
miles west ut her, about I o'ciu,t
Boz, J " T,gu.. Th, man uhu
brought m th, report also said ih H
T"sur mounted tbu dead mans uu.~o
aud started tor tn, Sa,Tau, nto
mountains \ message to thnt yffort
Vas ~rut to IN, office uf Charles l..
iH'mrd. ~h,riif at Roswell and dep
utl,~ Vpr. az once sent on thp trdil.
Mr. Ballard Nas u Nbupurruu. .,
t.udlu- q meeting ol tn, cattle snni.
Cry board h1t it is said he win leave
ut once f"g utg,rmau 4" invostigat,
th, affair
Middleton was W'H known her, aui
has r.ptN,- residing at Midland
Texas. vh" .,io untitled DO, Nirc 90.
On, N.Uue f.W details wore 4" hr
obtained ~ ts Supposed the affair
r,~u|t,J .ruu trrubit over sheep
rang ouH Hau, stead band rh" r'
uuri- ar' iHaI rrrur Nas armed win
pistol Whether or not Middleton
had u a,..un l- uut known yet Mid
dl,tou'. u.dt NIu h, hrought here g.
boo prepared lor hural II Vil uke-
h hc s.ut ga midland, Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
AMERICAN WOMEN
M|STREATEO BY
|NSURRECTOS
They Are Held in Corral at
Alamo and United States
Government Has Been Ap-
pealed to for Aid.

san Diego, cal April o. Held
piis"h"rs hN M,Nican insuirr,tus in
thr big corral az Alhmo. Lower cali
fornia. insultcd hN the guard ana with
httl' hope of rolcas". g. Rafu his
Wii" and five children uf SAN Diego.
and several other American women
Whose names could not be- learned.
are said tn hc causing concern tu the
state and nu,N departments or tho
United states
SECRETARY Knox has taken up TIA,
matter with the Mexican government
and the American cousul az Eu-rnudH
has been wired I" inyesiigatr tnd ask
GoN"in"t Vega for protection Tor
th"s" puuplr, II h charged hN ..
iienrN Savage nf this city. u relative
"f Mrs RAIN. who appealed tu Src-
tctdrN Knox. that ia" American CON
sui. Schmuckcr AT Enschada. has ig-
norcd the complaint made to him and
that Governor Vega did not send re-
lief !, IL charged that the insur-
roctos. who are said t. he command .
ed hS simon Bcrihold. have offered
indiInities To- the women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
Or. HYDE SECURES
new TRIAL FOR
N j ROER Of
COL. SWOPE
Kansas City Physician Under
Sentence to Life in Prison,
Must Remain in Jail With
out Bond However.
WIFE STILL FAITHFUL
TO ACCUSED HUSBAND

kansa. City, Mo April II DR. H.
Clarke Hyde. convicted after Il scnsa.
tionai trial for the murder OF Colonel
Thomas II Swope. millionaire phil.
anlhropi-t. was today granted a new
trial by he Missouri supreme court.
sitting a. Jefferson City pr HYDE
mas been IN the county iail in Kansas
CiiN ior nearly u year following his
sentence to lie Imprisonment
The supreme count in setting aside
lhe verdict ot the tria court. rcplands
ii>d" To The custody uf the marshal
OF Jackson county without bail This
action was great disappointment to
ii'dc aud his attorneys as an apvlica.
lion was To nave been made Tor his
release OH bond pending - new trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
ALBUQUERQUE BOY
IS MURDERED
At DUOR0
Abel Sedillo, Whose Family
Resides on South Broadway,
Brutally Slain With An
Axe in Railway Camp.

Special to Et'niug Iiorald
buoru y. NJ ANN H. Mol So
diilo. - years old. 1 resident of Al
bupucrqu'. y NJ was found mur.
dor,d this morning u Construction
cnmp $50 oi the Bolon cut.ou whorc
h' VAS employed 10 % commlssary
IN, family r,siuos ON ~putn Broadway
iu Albuquerque.
An aNc covered with blood and tho
evidences ot "a hard siruggl.. showed
that Scdillu did not 90, without % hght
tor his nfc His father. who Is said
to D., feeble minded. is mentioned IN
connection with tho Killing and ON
ctrs are now on thoir Way o. Vaughn
win 'he RVoVcd purl's. of .ak'rg
him into custody pending & .nurrupn
in,, sttgutiun
II appcars that the slayer came up-
on Sodilln while tho latter was at
work On hi. books and struck him
in the buck of the head Win an axe.
\ Terrible Strugglr fnlipUrd iu which
furniture and papers iH the ear were
scattered about, The y"uug man 'Ni-
d,utly feu Ia IA, floor with trrrihlc
L
and mock HIS throat showed signs
nr finger marks
McNlpnn laborer Of the gang
went carly tu the commi-aIy car for
gruc, r,cs ana found tn man In n
p"ol "f ,lrod fIc gsvr the alarm.
n, foreman notified the authorities
ana the coroner Justice of the pouoc
and dcput, sh,ru from Vaughn
we're on the seen. hy Am They
mad The customary examination and
convened jury
IN" two extra gangs of about
clgh,v-nVc mhorors aud the foreman
were lined up and examined
The father of the Hui uidcrcd man.
Francisco Sodillo, wan found tp have
icii fnr Vaughn yesterday noon. lie
was seen nt casaus Yesterday cvon-
Ing. White tho evidence does No,
, point ~ any one strongly. II seems
| that the father is under some sus.
picion. The evidence shows that the
son was worried at his fathers pres
| cncc Nv camp Tho old man once wa
| in an asylum. Ills occupation is that
of pcddlcr To the lsborers
Deputy sheriff william I'm left for
Vaughn Ia causr the arrest of the
father. Who was 80 have returned this
morning The deceased was auict
young man of good habits. apparently
without enemies. fairly well educated
and spoke English fluently IL was
w"H Thought of here by All and a
trusted emploSc ~ the Hamlm sup
! nlv company Th body viii be- ship
! % y - Vaughn for burial.
Duuro Q. emn'l town on the Pc.
I len cutoff about rs milcs below
| Vaughn D. ,urrt county eou-iruc-
/ ii"u '.wp iusk'- &c. headquarters
tk,r' nd th, wHu pHs' uu ot -
rcs',l"ur "' puorp ur'. l'HVae .m-
l pio,.t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
ANTI-SPEER MEN USE
UNITED STRENGTH TODAY

DcuN,r Colo. ApfU iI Following
their announced intention IA, anti.
SpcrI Democrats iu the legislature
today concentrated their vote for
lmJcd states senator Four ballots
we're taken without adN result TODAY
other than tc shoR M, aut.SpceI
strength ol 80 votes, Spccr pooling ~
ON the hrst ballot form Governor
adams leCtiyrd 81 vote. on the sec
ond ballot ! @ Donuoll ON the thtd
G y Ward ana on the fourth former
Governor Thomas. The Republicans
also .lumpod their thirty three votes.
FIRST lor Naile second lur Goud,
third for Nprd aal fourth for No
cIoaIN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
Body Will Repose in Family
Lot in Greenwood Cemetery
Within Shadow of Big Hen
ry George Monument.
HELLO" AND SMILE
HIS LAST FAREWELL
Services Will Not Be Public
and Interment Will Be At.
tended Only by Members OF
Immediate Family.

Cl"e,and Ohio, Apri 20 The
body of former may1r Ton . John.
son Who died last nigh ot cuiho,is
of thu liver viii be- laid al re- Thurs.
daN in ih' Johnson family luf IN
Greenwood cemetery. HIuoeI.n S.
Y. 10 tdc shlduw ul monument tItat
marks tho grave of li.nIy Georp. thc
great siu-l. taNer. whose disciple
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

Johnson was There viii bc no pub.
lie services
Mr. 1ohr.on mad noon m foi more
Than "A year but his condition va. no,
thourht scrious uptl he sutrer.d , r...
laps, ON Wadn,sda, March In Ur
had been g,inips strength over since
no came home aii,r sneudins rho
summ.r ON Nopuicl.t island
-, s,,,,,., ,t..,, ~, ,..
90, 80 80 I"
na,,,,,., ~, ,,' pi'' .n
,,''';.,.t.,, GU.
,',,'.t,,., 49,. ,,.'1 s,,..,.''
a,I ,.,,.'. '.'. ~
''",,ia'n'.i -, ,., ''.. .,,. y" ~, oI
~ ""'
}. l"l'NIht W'Hnesdp} hs con.
'l''"h Wa eu'h I"'. ne Wa o'hsru
2" p" D1 '.N fl'" 'h' da' 'p INC
i,lr o' h'- a'"'N c"hai''o' was
-''f '"'Ns" -.f .''' 'ii''" h' d"
yea l",iu'' 'n, ..' ha' h' iea'l''1
'Na' .' di' "'I 'ht TOD I'' h'
N'r ''.o''" ''d ii'" 'Id''.' ."
'H'
iuH 3. John ur .uea rrt ,I lp
hIm so'l !u ....l. adlIyn. d- a
stormy po'rUl" 3ul this metaphor
apply described Hu gud indhafpl The
course oI ng cWr,.r From Jnc ur-
hc cWDrcd tn. ollie ut a Louisville
iiuru Uuul ms 81 900 for a iiiih trrm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
STATEHOOD Will GO
ON DEMOCRATIC
PR OG Ram
Caucus OF House Members Will
Be Held Tonight and Fore.
cast of Procedure Includes
Territories on List.

WJ.nn.'"u. >mI u-N .u.
Gus "' h.u Democrats to bp hold
'"n'am W. legislative propr,m of
600, .,D. uu pr,blpiy win be doe
'rw.u.I Tu uNHms opinion b.
'm' lH. u. uH m.ms committee
WI ura ... .,u.l. to take ur first
tn-CawI.u ururu, bul which olI
Dl -0lorl.U .- 900. Underwood biu
tnd lI.,N uN- .w h.mings Mean.
,lii~ ~ --I-,.T- - nm ------,.
''''I"u nf senators. tho publication
h"'Hr' t1' election ct al campaign
contributions. Iud statchood fl N,N
M'N.H auu N .1unt ALSO wul bc
adopted
Do 'l~" practically has been decided
THAT rn. Canadian reciprocity bul to
"' HU"H4Ht forward bN chairman Tn
d""o"d 500 b, almost an .Nnri du-
piiDat, "' tl. Mccall bil II VIII
carr, uu uutf rider
Iv"dins democrats when nsk,d
what tn.' Vuyld de- " thu souat. inn
m"dE0.. passed the canadian rect
pt"..N .I ana then indicatrd It's
t'hdin'-- % adjourn. said th, nuusr
would uut adjourn. Tho, expressed
'. u'Iu'u,. tnat the president W"uld
not UN'r.I~. nis authurit, tu adjourn
d., ',lraurdiuary session sh"uld a
d..rH,. arise between the two houses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
PUZZLE EXPERT DIES
AT ADVANCED YEARS

Sow YORK Aprl ~ Sam Lloyd,
thr famous pu1ll, expert whose
Wuhloms fo many yrus Interested
uat alnn, tha risins q, nslstiun. hpf
H'lris died sc his home iu llrlokl!n
'"NII It apnplrNN. aa Il s,,rutv
.DiH From h. unique cnlilug ho
n.- lm1se,d furtunr as more than
ia uiNiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

III Paso. Toxas. April 1.-Two hum
dred recruits have Joined the insur-
rcctos bssieging Ojlnaga east of here,
bringing two old cannon 10 General
sanchez. who IL directing the attack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
\nd'cw- Wants War on 'a,rr,illar..

i',.'sit, andrews OF N.N Mexico
wants OBJ. secretary of tb, treasury
:" .inlr." au army of invasion into
T'Nas uoi against tho Mexican war
ol' ads. hut tr prevent an assault upon
\r,Iouu and \"w Mexico %, ~ arm q.
ui 'ertWa grass catorpillars. Tn"
territorial delegate has introduced m
th' house a hin providing that t..
s'rr'tatt of the trrasur> shall furnish
$4,000 aud IN" secretary Of agticul-
iur. .rt lut thrTcWtb 20 .cNtcrminato
th, eatrrpilars. that threaten not oni,
T'Nas Hut have the.r scouting PARTIES
already n Dplorado ohahomu Now
NsVtcu and Arizona
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BAYsIDE,

F. c. Burrill and wife have closed their
cottage at Shady Nook for the season.
School began this morning in district
No. /, Miss Davis, OF East Holden, teacher.
jesse Phillips and family left Shady
Nook to-day for their home in Kennett
Square, Pa.
Capt. Henry J. Joy and wife, of Fills
worth, spent q few days last week at the
Grindai cottage, Pleasant beach.
Mrs. Sarah Whitmore, Of Everett, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives in Els
worth and Bayside, returned home to-
day.
Mrs. George Whitmore, who has been
boarding few weeks with Mrs. Della
Whitmore at Bayside, has returned to her
home in Everett, Mass.
Lieutenant Martyr H. Shute, OF Fort
Russell, Wyo., is visiting his father
Arthur Shute, at his cottage at Pleasant
beach, where his wife and little daughter
have spent the summer. Lieut.. Shute
came for a visit of two weeks, and to &C.
company his wife and child home.
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BlUEHlLL.

Mrs. r. B. Richards and family have re-
turned to their home in Cleveland, O.
Harvey n. Curtis 10 spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, David Curtis and
wife.
Through the Efforts OF Frank johnson,
seven lawn ssttsss have bssn placed ON the
village green.
Prof. Henry Fowler, Of Brown univer.
sity, preached In the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Miss Anna B. jerks, of Southern Pines,
N. c., who has spent the summer here,
left Sept. 2 for her home.
]. 81. Means and wife, OF South Boston,
are In town on their vacation. Mr.. Means
ID senior member OF Means q Thatcher.
Mrs. r. Ernest Dodge and son Donald
have returned to their home in Lowell,
Mass, after spending few weeks ct the
Dodge farm.
Rev. A. l.. Hudson, who 10 spending the
summer 1t East Surry, spoke to the granite
cutters from the pulpit of the Baptist
church Sunday.
Schools will open Monday, Sept. II, with
the following teachers: South Bluehill,
Miss Lizzie D. Grindle; Long Island, Mrs.
Flora Parsons; Kingdom, Miss Annie