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reNa, 30 tn.nNters.
Especial Dispatch To The Post,''

tSPttFai lP4HF"t'NA NN A'AN 49,
Wash.nston, Lei enter 23.--,Fourth- class
Texas poslmasters appointed Today; A.
glra, o3ss county. John c. steg4er' c yds'
callahan county, Mrs. Parmela Raiiey'
Jackson, an AanIt counsY JAMS NJ
.,ammans; Lookout. beN8r county, lsh 1
.5.ck. Waldrlp, McCuloch county, on
Cpandalls
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giNs or pharmacies In their trade
THIS decision * OF general tnpor ance
to the medicine and drug business throslSA-
out the country ard has the effect OF re-
iieving from the stamp tax many stahaa-n
medicines, such .as The serums and many
others. The amounts Of the taxes paid on
these excepted ar,icles VIII be refunded by
the government.
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4 aENoH FIRED UPON.
Sinmesc Refuse to Vaciafe

4 Siamesc Refuse to Vaciate
= coded Territory.
4 Especial Dispatch 10 The Post')
T. New YorA Dscenber 23.---ine
q Herald's EuropeAa edition pub-
+ l.&hs the following from It's
+ correspondent:
y Singapore. December 2S.--The
= French agent n the Luang FRA
= bang province, having oraSrsd
= the S.ames.e armed force 10
r evacuate the twenty five kiio-
4 meter zcra in accordance with
4 the treaty of 1898, tha siamese
= refused and fired on The French
+ agent ard party, who were i'm
+ armed. Tha latter retired mo
r tho jung'es. This news has
r taen received by the Siamese
y foreign Of ice and by two lega-
= tons at Bangkok.
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spend Christmas with his daughlsr. He
expects TO return next Tuesday and in his
absence II Is MOI possible that ANY action
viii H. takea toward selecting the velun-
teer regiments WHICH are 10 be mustered
out OF the service
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suits ur
cures res same =, 4. /
ocuiist has - uf \
Of. the au 7, "
the ear. Ta ,s.stss
lion Of such T ga |
by Dr. II. 4 ],
aSbles them . Y
. others +, Z /
mil.i Try then "
Won will 20 .sr'I
heed. Don't sIsI
nient. with .,,sslxs
heIts. free AZ
tons and rhs !
medicines .s,,sst
The end. g n
, .uu FREQ ana
'e ssp,eessiialtiss' ~
o,de blDd ssIia
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STRICTLY SAFE

And scientific treatment is only sasa lsuia
n Dr. H hv's ( Co. the expert Gat s SuSs
They wish to impress upon !, tAr men and
fact that all diseases peeutia5i n ~ espcrits
ps s shGuia aa 1as spieuia ms,a0ds si
Co. So such diseases are ainennanie md N az
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McNiepny ard himself were sent On
that morning they took some boXes
fruul The store house to The river pump
house He did not know whether they
were the seme boxes that they sol SAT-
urlay, They tcok the boxes to the fur
haces, opened them and burned The
contents.
Moran admitted that be had talked
with Attorney Tolles of the STANDARD
company yesterday in regard to the de-
struciion OF the books.
ON DISCRIMINATION by Attorney
Toiies, Moran SAID that he knew that a
lct OF books and papers We're burned
II year ago. but he did not help burn
them. The Looks we're burned Satuc-
day in the car shops, ami on Monday
in the pump house Nobody said any
thing 10 him about keeping the matter
secret
Several other witnesses appeared to-
day. but their dispositions were not
taken
Constable McMahen Was sent to
subpoena several bookkeepers and
clerks employed at TIRE Euclid avenue
office, but came back with the report
that he had besn unable 10 find any
OF the men he had been looking fo,.
Another effo,t was also made today
to subpoena Secretary Squire OF the
Standard Oil company and Frank Rock
efcller, but neither could be found.
An officer was equally unsuccessful in
locating Charles Rieka of the Standard
OH office.
THE taking of derositlons was con-
tinued until o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing.
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syphilis. nervous debiliiiydi lsaaargss. "a
ss i Saps. sis; Sis 81 III;
HATHAWAY & CO., so9 ,,ssestment rs isSs3r
Antonio, Texas. Home m No. w
sending for symptom bla ;nt sssia dis.s1sn,s
No. 9 for wcmen, no. in.,klet sen.
sso ess diseases diseases ~ pmssauoaips -
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NO MORE CONCESSIONS.
Hereafter Franchise VIII Not lie
LII lIiSt.l ~ IL II i,,: al

Hereafter Franchise VIII Not lie
Disposed If Endisrrtminntely.
Washington, December 23.--The war de,
partment today authorized the following:
"1hr following order has been sent by
the secretary of war to commanding OF
ficere in Cuba, Porto Rico and this Phil
.ipines;
Unless otherwise ordered. no grant or
conoes ions, Of public or corporate rights
CIR franchises for thu cnlssructloa of pub
Nc OF quasi public worAs, such a. rail-
ways, tramways, telegraph and tlephone
lAnea water works, gas works, elacr.c
light lines. etc, shall be made by any
municipal or other local governmental au-
| thorty or body in Cuba, Porto Rico or the
] hiiippines, except upGn thu approval of
his major geaeral commanding the mill
tary forces OF the United States In Cuba,
Porto Rico or the Philippines, who shall,
before approving any such grant or con-
| cession, be 50 peciaay authorized by the
| secretary of war.
| The matter was discussed at toFay's
cabinet meeting and Instructors will be
aerst at once to the m litary governors TO
| exercise extreme care In approving s,lch
grants. and If any grants be found to be
not In the interests OF the people or il
secuted at u gurc below their real VALUE
Ia veto them forthwith.
Since the Closing Of the war numerous
eeh to seeune the monopoly OF street
! lighting. street railroads, etc. have bsen
t'Hntsd OIL the assumption that when The
| on tea states took cgcitrol of affairs Ia ge
sums OF money would geek inyestme {
there, and that fortunes could be easily
| mad. The 10 al gov rnme t. Ii Is said
have been disposed to grant these fran
m I'm .lo,
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Corbin Goes "a New Yorl..

Washington, December 2s,-Aiiutant
General corbin has gone 10 New York TO
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Good Honsekeepers D.
need stearns' Electric has al III varul
pasta 10 free their homes OF a.
a5c a box. All druggists.
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INVALiDID HOME.
three Member. Of the Utah na,tsry Head
ed for Home.

Manila. Sept. is,-Vla San Francisco.
oct. ie-Thc sailing uf the hospital
ship RIO Jangirl has been scheduled
Tor September 10Th. The following sick
soldiers Will sail upon tho ship for San
Francisco.
Godfrey J. Buth. private Utah ar,ll-
lcry, appendicitis
George Lacey, private batiey II, Utah
a41llicry, intermittent fever.
W, J, Robinson, battery A. Utah ar
tlllrry. dyrcutcry
REcoMMENDED FOR DIscHARGE
The men 10 far recommended for dis.
charge and transportation home are 40
fnlluwhi
Albert 4. Arthurprivate Company II.
l'lrtt Wyoming,
James Artenbury. corporal Company
l. Thirteenth Minnesota.
VIM. A. Ncrmin. corporal Company l.,
Thirteenth Minnesota.
Henry Redbury, corporal Company I.
Thirteenth Minnesota.
L. NJ. Darby private Company A,
| Thirteenth Minnesota.
MoOper -, n1WurH, DISCHARGED for
Alfred L. cole. private Company d.
First Montana.
Raymond Lenwant. private Company
| II. First South Dakota, aeu,e bronchi-
u.s.
Conrad n. Rowe. private Company l.,
| Thirteenth MinntAin.
VIM. Snyder private Company l.,
| Thirteenth Minnesota.
Wen. Treelgs. private Company l.,
| Fins Wyoming
Geo. W s1rcman, private Company
| 49, Srcnnd oregon,
Rufus p. vasslr. private Company H.
| TNcnty- third Infantry,
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lack u suiiiciont force o. special
agents has caused serious difficulties
IN preventing timber depreciation.
Discussing land laws boz Alaska, the
cnmmiHaiOuor says N % shall hereafter
be- developed shat Tharr are lnrEc areas
~ arabic lands, amounting o. con-
mdorablc number OF townships In
Alaska. he will adopt the system N In
dependent base and meridian lines
thrrc. aa practiccd In other districts
whore it n lmpraciicahle 90 extend the
exterior l.IcH over Inaccessible portions
81 the country,
recommendation made "a the report
arc mainly Tor the compulsory attend
ance % witnesses at contested land
case hearings before local land officers.
Legislation Tor diHp1sInE % coal lands
IN forest reservations; repeal Of tho
timber law ~ June ., 1875. and August
Z. 1893; withdrawal " lands chiefly val
liable for timber Tor forest reaefya-
tlons; a general Law 90 protect ana use
timber on urHurvcycd lands ana 10 In
crease the force ~ special agents %
protect public timber
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myMnN AND GOLD.
millionaire Howard Goaid WEEDS n Wei
Known Actress.

New York Oct. i1.-1'he Tribune says;
Miss Viola Kathryn Clemmons. the ac-
tr,ss. was married al the Holland house
al $50 O'clock last evening 10 Howard
Couid. "a son VI the late jay Gould. and
brlthgr OF George J, Gould, The core-
nonv was "a simple one, there being no
brldesmalls OF best man. The bride
wore d dress of whEe satin trimmed
Win p1lnt lace. So member OF Mr,
gouls family was present, the only
ruests helug Mr.. ana Mrs q. V. N.
Elrlgpatr.ck. and Mrs, John ISlmhle.
cant ~. IL. Snlckf1rd OF the mi
srirn Il" Mr.. G1ul's yacht; Mr.. no-
rardus and MI ana Mrs. Searles.
After the ceremony, supper was serv-
ed An rllt room of the Holland house.
which was decorated with palms, lilies
~ inc valley aud american beauty
roses. The wedding cake was distrlh'
uted I'm Wh.t satin boxes, appropriate
V Liseribei Mr.. ana Mrs, Gould went
an hoard the Niagara last evening,
ana VIII start today 1n three weeks
cruise I'm Southern waters
By clause BOO mo WI or jay Neuld,
IL il provided shat 10 any one OF hi.
children married without the consent ~
"A main5liv OF che others, he. lpso Mcio.
forfeits one.hali NJ the fortune which
enmes tn him under the terms OF the
viii Whether or not the oiher children
viii insist upon thIs forfeiture In the
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LUMBER STATISTICS.
mig Iorss, Iires Of IN" last rhir'y-h's
Year. Reviewed,

Washington. Oct. i2-The annual re-
pert of Clmmlssl0nar Hermann Of the
General land Once. sHtlmaica. that over
n 900 600 900 feet n public timber have
been destroyed by IRE IN the past ihlr-
ty-nve years, representing IN Nalus
many millions Of dollars, The report
SAYS forest fires form the main subject
Ar the attention ~ the land Office, now
threatening ne they do not only the
growing forest but the forest lands.
whose prlductivencsa 70 rcAfds In
dcnnueiy. The direct effeot on the ii1w
VI streams ana On dcpendent aErleul-
tural possibilities, the rVpoN continues.
also must be considered, Moreover I'M
loss has been wholly without comppn-
sation. FOR none Of the timber has gone
10 devesp the country and no local IN
forests have been benefited largely, aA
IN cases Of forest cutting,
Many OF our Western forests are re-
fslrted to nr peculiarly liable 90 nrea.
the innammable character OF the
highly roalnoua trees IN certain plr-
tons Of the West ana the hot, dry
climate OF those regions combining TO
make fires frequent and destructive,
Under these conditions the magnitude
OF the task OF protecting forests from
abe CONGREGATIONS that yearly nwcep
them Is apparent. The matter IL clear,
ly one demanding from an economic
standpoint measures proportonato 70
the Issues involved.
sheep grazing Is another difficulty In
administrators some n the preserves
and special efforts have been directed
toward nndlng the particular regions
in which conditions demand the oxclu.
sion OF sheep aud 20 determine the Ma
ture ~ the restrictions regulating
sheep grazing IN other regions.
Public opinion Is reported 10 have
undergone recently material change
IN favor Of reservations, Use 81 rm.
her n a subject n0N receiving special
confederation with nsyicw 90 lnaur,
uratlng national system Of timber
cutting which win supply local de.
mands FOR forest productions. al I'M
same time yielding a fair money ne,
turn TO the government During IN,
/ year $3.50 cases lf trespasses on pubii,
| hndn were reported, involving pubiit
| timber and lta products 10 the value AZ
sG26, 49, recoverable 90 the gavernmenf
The want Of proper legislation and h,
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hut the pstltc Partisan beauty was
even more reckless. Tor she sent the mag
ninccnt iewrled ornament 20 her jcwelcr
along with the card Of presentation and
had ID displayed In the window. Tho
Russian ambassador was aghusi wh,.a
h. heard 81 ne Incident. and immrdl.
atcly went 90 the jcwelcr and ordered
the gift removed from the view OF pass
inE spectators.
Mile. Oallols isa striking Coz ut :.
French beauties ~ recent 3 eau. '
she smiles. The majority o. lovely We.
mon OF her type have considered 10 an
art 20 look sanity and sad. ocrmainc
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London. oct. i2.-Lord Rosebsry. the
liberia, leader and former prime min
strr ur TfInr 90 an agricultural din
ncr al EPSON, referred 10 tho critical
situation uu the Upper Nile.
After mentioning the unienahluiy Of
Mai. Marchand's Isolated position, Lord
Roaeherry said, ''rheHe clnsilcrauona
lead me 10 hope that the Incident VIII
be Practically settled lu a c0ucillatory
manner bus France mus, understand
that there can be no compr0mae OF the
rights uf Egypt"
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| Gallola u plump. has a creamy. warlike
complexion. blue eyes, and an almost
perfect profile. Her gowns are marNeli
~ beauty and extravaganza, and she
sets many q fashion through her dainty
tasteful finclcH.
-. gf.atiy pfftufhad and IL doing every.
thing 90 prevent she scandal which th'
coming OF UormtinO win crvate. II
must be remembered that the ear Il d
wCll-mcaning young monarch, and ~
ne has been Hlngullrly free from IN,
unpleasant events which have marked
the career OF many a crowned head.
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kansas CITY. Mo-. Oct. i2.--Frank II.
Mason, a graduate Of West Point,
pleaded guilty 90 burglary In the Grim
innl court today aud was sentenced IA
serve ten yearH in the penHentlnry.
lie IL 20 years Of age and was arrested
Tor stealing a watch ana chain from
the home Of a local physician.
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case Of Howard remains 90 be seen.
THOR absence from last nights crre-
mony was taken as alEnlfylng that they
have not relaxed their opposition 20 she
union OF their brother with Miss Glenn
mons-lf. Indeed. they were aware OF
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volunteers. who dltd yesterday OF ycl.
low fever az Havana, lie was resi-
dent VI Thompson, Conn, wncrc hls
widow lives MAJ, iiecbe was a grad
uate OF West plIr' and was made a
major In the ordnance bureau early In
the year.
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MILE. GALLOIS' VISIT.
Tho Cables Say that She Going to Try Renew Her
Acquaintance with the Gar

tons bordcrcd upon iniiscretiou. Rumor
also went 30 FOR as to my that bis
majesty lnypstod a very snug fortune
iu Tiara which contained "a miniature
model OK Inc imp. rial crown NJ Russia.
and presented 10 20 the actress.
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The readers OF this ncwpnper win r.
.'I,sr tbs sensation created when ihH
.,,i. N rtussia made bic famous vlE.t i1
VCa go and according TO the cable rib
i,.H,iiy admired ,hc French beauty,
Hute Gerfnain oaliols, that his attan-
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rune roop Avn DRas3
Real.

SfhiiliKg's Best baking pow
der is all baking powder;
nothing else in it. This is
why it goes further.
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Washington. Oct. is.-Mal. Gen.
Wade cabled the war department. today
announcing the death OF MAI. 3 49,
becbe, ordnance officer United States
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For sale by y. G. ~, l.. Clark FL
drtdgo a Co., Western Hardware Co.,
salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo, A.
Lowe, salt Lake City, Utah.
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rim VINDEN COAL RIOT
II. lue l,p.clcd Rupture Between Miners
Breaks Out.
GENE, or sAvAGtRy AND BRUTALITY


..t,r nl. oot ig.--rhe little town
W., h. comparatively QUIET To-
o. ,e,r. a day u riot and blood
WV an iong.expcc,od clash between
union miners and Imported me-
a is.W This afternoon q ch,easo q
." ..,ili train. bearing 200 negro
N'." from the south, arrived nj the
l''' NM. around the Chlcago-Nl'ien
c,,i rompiny's mines and immed'a'', y
,..,es arng began. The list al ~
49, tonight stands seven dead anu
t,h,s.u wounded.
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tered up about the head. The phyal-
clans say that he has barely chance
for recovery.
Tho dead miners were removed from
the vicinity u the Htuckndc to hotclB
and livery stables, aud the wounded
nirht.
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FRANKLIN COUNT Y.
ST. ALBANS.

Mr.. L. G.. Place left Friday on the
9:O5 train for Chickamauga to see his son,
clifford Place, who is seriously ill with
typhoid fever. Mr.. Place received a tele-
gram from Capt. Greene Friday noon
stating that Clifford was very III and II
convenient to come at once.
Mrs, Albert p. Cross has sold her house
on Congress street to Mr.. c. w. Reagan
who intends to rent 1t after making some
repairs on 1t.
Mrs. Farrar Atkins and children of st.
Paul Mimi, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Jones for the remainder of the
sumNer.
PaulJ. Moren. who was severely injured
while diving from the State bath house at
Reverb beach on Thursday night, IL some
what more comfortable and Is doing as
we'll ms could be expected after criti-
cal operation. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Moren of Berkshire and Dr. Hut
Crimson OF Enosburgh Falls are with him
at the Metropolitan Hotel at Revere
Beach. where he was taken after the ac-
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bayles Of Montpelier. Mir.
and Mrs. Brown and son of Stafford
springs. Conn. ard Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Connell ana children of New York are
boarding at c. j. Thomas Sc. 5 Hoi-
comb and u r. Trombley have a house
full Of boarders Great preparations are
being made for the fish and game league
August S.-Mss Lucy Whitney ofNow Jor-
Soy Is visiting friends IN town,-Nr. and
Mrs. Henry Pike and MIR, Heman Pike Of
Chazy spent sunday in town.-NIs. BetSey
Pike celebrated her 9lst birthday last sun
day.--Mss Ethel Spear Of Burlington is
visiting Miss Anna Goolsell-Mrs. A. T..
Fisk of Boston is home for the summer
Miss BESSIE Spear and Miss Judith Spear
and Erwin Spear Of Burlington are visit
Ing at W, b. Thomas.
NORTH HERO.
Mr.. Thomas Watson and family from
Weymouth. Mass, arrived Monday at
Bonand Arrow Point.-Ars. +. l..
Vaughan is home for few days.-Mrs
Hapcood Of Malone, is visiting L. II.
Hazen.-Mrs James Dodds Is in Swanton
visiting friends.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co, takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington, Every
one say so,
ALRURG CENTRE.
Mrs. Rama Duba has gone to Nanchos-
ter Y. H.--P. \. Ladue who has been seri-
ously i'll has SO far recovered as to be out
agair.-Charlic Anderson of Boston Mass.
is spending few weeks with MIR. ana
Mrs O. f. Black MIR and Mrs. George
Nve spent Sunday with Mrs. 4. Il Rock
well.-Mrs. Fred Hatch and son Of Lehan-
on, y. H., are visiting Mr., and Mrs. VIM
]. McNcil.-Mrs. Arthur Briggs of HuVer-
HILL Mass, is spending n few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. 4. NJ, Brayton Tho En-
worth League will hold social saturday
evening in the League room All are in
vitcd to come.-Mr Ernest Bicknell of
Johnson is visiting Miss Aimee Hazen.-W.
NJ, Rockwell of Swanton and f., l., Dodge
of johnson are guests of Miss Ethciyn
| Rockwell
GRAND ISLE.
The Roman Catholic church at Keolers
Bay was burned To the ground last ,'rhlay
night Origin of fire unknown.-Davld C.
Dixon an old resident of the island, died
at his home in South Hero Sunday after
a lingering ilness-Thc social held at the
Union church last Wednesday evening
was well attended, receipts s3l. Mss
! Noyes of Boston. Mass, assisted In tho
entertainment in her usual deishtful
manner as dramatic reader-Rev, w. c,
Continued on 7th pase)
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SMncS5tlSs11izkmasnv
The largest and Handsomest Store in the State
Special Sale OF Wool Blankets
and COnlfOrtableS
At Just Half Prices.

Rather weather for sale Of this kind-but the
quality Of the goods and the prices offer them at will re-
you for your trouble many by count Of either Dian
kes Comforables elegant goods-BIankets were SO
will be sold for $3.50 per pairPrces will range from $125
per pair to $40 per pa-Yours at just haf-Come early
you will find the greatest Blanket bargain offered in this
city.-Will be sold only for cash.
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George Langway are rejoicing over the
birth Of an heir.-Nrs. n. f. Strickland
of Providence, r. l., is visiting relatives
In town.--IIenry Kccsa of Charlotte Is WIS.,
!;ing NJ Mrs. Smiths,
we notice the Allen Shoe Co. at Burling-
ton are doing the business of the town low
prices must win.
MONKTON.
Mrs. Thomas and children from tho
West are visiting their cousin, George
Shin.-Dr. william Lawrence of Boston
Mass. is spending few days at his
fathcr's.-Miss Edith Bidwell and Mrs
Owen arc camping with friends at Long
Po!nt-Dancl Ray and family have re-
turned home.
A union service will be held ut the Bap-
tlst church next Sunday evening, July 81
The chors from East Monkton and Bar
unknown are invited to assist In the sing
inF.-Mrs. Caroline Collins an aged lady
" years old living at }arnumtown, Eel
and broke her hip last Snturday.-A little
daughter of Harry Daniels while walk
ing in tho yard, stepped on n nail recent
ly. which went through the foot near the
toes.
We near that the Allen Shoe CO. of Eur.
lington are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
EAST MIDDLEBCRY.
Miss Bertha Mnnncy is visiting her aunt
Mrs Almon Noodcock, in Addison. Miss
Mamie Moulton, who has been visiting al
!. j Manncy's. returned to her homo nj
Randolph on Monday.-Mrs y. J. Ash OF
of Rutland visited her mother, Mrs. Ned
ham last Week.-Mrs. Fannie Williamson
has hcou visiting friends hcrc,-Mrs NJ
T. Maynard is with her daughter, Mrs
William Tlsdale.-Mrs. Horace Tracy ant
sons Of Burlington are visiting at Nose:
Dudlcy's .-Scarlc a. Nash Of St Alban.
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. b. o
Smith
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All Linen Handkerchief.

Regular 15c ones-to-day- only 10c.-These Handker-
chiefs have to be to be apprecaed-Quaty is very fine
and they handsomely embrodered-We really think you
would not consider them high at Csc eachThs is special
offering and there not many Of theOne price and cash.
Lockers welcome purchasers.
's"''sEs''' c77leSSilNbstmd&G ''s '4sEs'
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RICHFORD.

A very heavy thunder shower passed
over this place Monday afternoon which
lasted an hour. A heavy bolt of light
ming was seen between A. n. Ciapps
store ard the bank block but no damage