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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-04
TAYLOR NEWS.
Fair and Festival-Pleasantly Sur
prised-School Director Rogers
Resigns.

The Willing Workers Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church are making
grand preparations to hold fair and
festival at Webers rink on Sept. 10,
16 and II. Many useful and costly ar
ticlcs will be disposed of during the
progress of the fair.
Misses Edith and Gertrude Watkins,
Margaret Jones, Mamie Francis and
Jennie Harris enjoyed pleasant days
outing at Nay Aug Falls on Tuesday.
Lackawanna Valley council. No. 81,
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics. will meet this evening in Van
Horns hall
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Bessie James at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. George Gam
mon on Pond street on Tuesday even
ing. Games and other amusements
were INDUCED in and delicious refresh
rnents were served. Those present
werc Misses Bessie James, Name
Jones, Della Davis, Hannah Powell,
Nellie Robbins. Lizzie Nicholas Sarah
Criniths. Sarah Jones. Mabel Gam
mon and Masters Willie Jones, Tom
mie Jones. Arthur Davis, Bennie Reese,
Luther Jones, Eddie PuGh John
Cure. Edgar and Arthur Jones, Handle
Griffiths, Willie Powell, Bennie Jones
ana Everett Davis.
School Director William Rogers has
sent in his resignation as member
of the school board from the Fourth
ward Mr.. Rogers has moved into the
Third ward. During his term of serv-
ing as a member on the board he has
performed his duties with credit both
to himself and the board.
Mrs. Reese Williams. of Priceburg,
was the guest of friends in this place
Tuesday.
John n. Hughes. of the Third ward.
is making an active canvass for dele
gate to the Third legislative district
convention.
The excursion committee of the
Protestant lodge, held an important
business meeting last evening.
Taylor lodge. No. 267, knights of the
Golden Eagle, will meet this evening
in Reese's hall.
Mrs. Bert Beemer and Mrs. Horace
j. Daniels. Of this place, are sojourn-
ing at Lake Winoa.
Miss Jessie owens. of Scranton, was
the guest of her parents, Suporintend-
ent and Mrs. w. B. owens, of North
Taylor on Tuesday.
Inc heuS JOuT0eNeu 10 hNue RAJ ~
on Tuesday to battle for honors with
the Browns of that place and were de.
feated by a score of 1871. The Reds
were handicapped in the absence of
their pitchers, so Center Fielder Wat
kins handled the sphere.
Mrs. William Thomas, of North Tay-
lor is quite sick.
The school directors made an in
spection of the borough school build
ings yesterday afternoon and found
things in a fair condition. Superin-
tendent James F. Foley, of the bor-
ough schools, accompanied them.
Mrs. William Davenport and daugh-
ter, Cora, is spending the past week
visiting relatives in New York city.
Get the Tribune at T. A. Evans
news stand. Have the carrier bring
il to your home for As cents per month.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-04
PARROT PARTS OLD FRIENDS
Epithets Hurled from window Es-
TRANCE Fitzgerald and Spence.

Augustus Spence and Thomas Fitz-
gerald are veterans OF the civil war,
residents of Flatbush. and until re-
Gently were close friends, says the New
York Times. They are now estranged
to such a degree that a Police Magis-
trate has been asked to intervene, and
all because of a parrot-a profane and
blasphemous parrot. Mr.. Spence has
asked Magistrate Steers to issue a sum-
mons to compel Mr.. Fitzgerald to ap-
pear in court and explain why he ut
tered threats against spence.
About a month ago, 1t apears, Fitz-
gerald was passing his old comrades
house, at 66 Grant street, when a stri-
dent and belligerent voice addressed
him from within the portals in the
following words:
You're a liar, Tom, You're a liar!"
: Unable to believe his ears, Fitzger-
aid paused and gazed aghast at the
house The reflection on his veracity
again issued forth, in a cracked, de-
fiant tone. accompanied by still more
obnoxious language. Fitzgerald thought
he recognized the voice of Spence.
Bowed with grief at this severance Of
lifelong relations, he returned home
and when Spence next met him on the
street it was to receive a glacial
stare.
The frigidity of Fitzgerald's glare in
turn annoyed Spence. He is fitting up
a restaurant in Grant street, and one
day as he stood by the door Fitzgerald
approached. his hair bristling and his
eyes flashing defiance. AS he passed
Spence Fitzgerald turned and yelled
in what seemed to Spence a highly per-
sonal way:
Coffee and sinkers, two off the grid
die, draw one, a pair of white wings,
sunny side up!'
Spence intends that his restaurant
shall be of the highest quality, and It
irritated and grieved him to have false
impressions conveyed to the listening
public of Grant street. He approached
Fitzgerald. the latter alleges, and in
timated that the vigor of 1851 had not
yet departed from his strong right arm
Fitzgerald, according to Spence, an.
nounced that he proposed to "cut his
heart out" Then Spence applied for
the summons.
When Fitzgerald was asked about the
heart-cutting observation credited II
him he replied, soothingly: "He misun.
derstood me. ] didn't mean it in that
way. You know we both fought in the
war. and l wanted him to understand
that by bringing up some fond recol-
leCtions I would break his heart. DOM
you see?"
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CLARK'S GREEN.

Miss Clara Covey is visiting friends
at Lake Winola and Mill City.
Mrs. ID. q. Jones. of Danville Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert s. Har-
Ian.
The Epworth League entertainment
which is to be held in the Methodist
church on Friday evening of this week,
is worthy object which should be
ratroni1ed by all friends of the church.
The admission is ten cents and the
proceeds will be used to purchase mu-
sic books and necessary supplies for
the league. After the entertainment
refreshments will be served consisting
of ice cream, cake, coffee and other
deliCacieS.
Rev. and Mrs. +. II. Parsons, of Mil
ford, n. Y, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. "A. f, Rhodes and children re-
turned on Saturday last from an ex-
tented visit TO friends in Wilkes Barre
and vicinity.
Mrs. Benjamin Mead and daughter
Hattie, spent several days with friends
in Carbondale, and returned on Tues
day.
Mr.. Hudson Gregory and Miss Jessie
Swartz were visitors here on Sunday
last.
j. d. and Ebenezer Williams. of
Scranton, were visitors to our village
on Sunday last.
Our townsman and eX-Countv Su-
perintendent \. S. Davis Is actively en-
gagged in the canvass for the repre-
sentative honors from the Third dis
trict and rerorts prospects exceeding
ly promising.
Rev. w. II. Sowell has been voted a
vacation by his congregation.
The Epworth League chapters of this
place have accepted an invitation to
attend an outdoor service at Waverly
on next Sunday evening at o'clock
to be conducted by F. c. Ranyen, Of
the latter place.
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ly knew him. This is the second hus-
band for Mrs. Knonowski, her other
husband having died as they were
bringing him from the Lackawanna
hospital.
The employees of Storrs' mine will
receive their wages this morning at S
o'clock.
Mrs. William Battin has returned to
her home in Providence, after a pleas
ant visit with her parents of this
place,
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PRICEBURG.

Adam Knonowski, a Polander of
Lincoln street, met instant death in
the Lackawanna Coal company's mine
yesterday afternoon. Knonowski and
another man went into the mines for
some tools, They decided that they
would go up TO the plane, but at the
foot some one told them not to go up as
they would be in danger. Knonow-
SKI went up and the other man stayed
down As he was going u. tlt loaded
cars came down and crushed him. His
face is so badly cut that his wife hard
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
WALPOLE.

A daughter, Marion Inez, was born OF
Wednesday, the 81 inst, to Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert ID. Gale.
Miss Grace E. Hooper returned Tbursda,
afternoon from a visit in ,thel, VT. wifi
her grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs. s. C, Dun
ham.
Mrs. George B. Holland was in Keene on
Tuesday of this week.
Edwin A. Thayer of Minneapolis has rent
ed the Wilson farm in District No. IA, until
April 1, with the privilege of purchasing if il
is desired. Mr.. Thsyer is brother of D M.
Ihayer OF Bellows Falls and a number OF
years ago was q resident in town. We un-
derstand he will, with his family, take poses.
sion at once.
Miss Mary Long arrived from Fitchburo
Mass, the first of the week and is spend inp
vacation in town with relatives and friends,
Mrs. Lucius 8. Davis and daughter, Rutb
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Perry com.
ing on wednesday evening from their home
in Northampton, Mass.
Miss Ellen Miller has returned from a trim
to Hudson, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Elliott of Bellows
Falls were in town Tuesday evening in al.
tendance at the organ recital.
Miss CarriesL wightm&n1 returned few
days since from a visit in Rutland and on
Wednesday left fol Somerville, Mass where
she will sfeman With srelstives during Aug
ust, 9erding several days on her way In
WinsAendon with Mr.. and Mrs, II. G.
Sparhawk.
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SAXTONS RIVER.

Edward Pettengill arrived home from Bos-
Ton last Monday; while on his way home he
met with an accident which prevents him
from using the upper part OF his right arm.
The Christian Endeavor societies have for
tnelr subject tomorrow evening, lessons
from the life OF Elijah l Kings Is :20-39.
Miss Pope has returned to her home in
Lee, Mass.
Prospects are encouraging for a very social
time tins summer, there are quite a numb IT
OF young people visiting in town and the res
loents seem to be trying to make things pleas
ant. Already there have been several yery
pieasan picnics and last Tuesday evening
about 40 persons went on a moonlight ride
through Rockingham to Bellows Falls,
where they stopped for light refreshments,
AFTER which they returned home, having had
q delightful time.
MISS Roxie Tuttle has gone to spend her
vacation at Appenog, r. 1.
Henry Lake of Keene was IN town last
"Wednesday.
Misses Fanny and Florence Pettengiil have
gone to visit their relatives in Keene.
d. X. Foster and wife of Chelsea are visit
ing at the home of their mother, Mrs. G. Nj.
Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Tenney went to Mon
treal last Thursday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Ray.
Patrick Harty had a serious accident last
Thursday afternoon. He fell a distance of
about eight feet through 8 scuttle at his pull
lery breaking three ribs, his collar bone and
badly bruising his head. He had recovered
consciousness yesterday morning and hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD

L1me Table corrected to June 26 ,ls9s. Trains
M Mu ieaye bellows Falls daily except sun.
osys unless otherwise noted, as follows:
SohTH GOING via SULLIVAN RAILROAD
$50 q. m. MIXED, for White River junction.
E;Io p. m. EXPRESS NAIL, for White River
junction, Montpelier, Barre, St. AIbans
hlcnford, Malone, Norwood, Ogdensburg
montreal, and all points West. Wagner
farlor Car White River Junction to Hon
S.o6 p. m. FAST EXPRESS, for White R,vsr
junction. Montpelier. Barre, Burlington. 81,
lor Car to white River so Junction and Pui5. hnI.
man Sleeping Car White River Function
70 Cn1cago without change. Due in Chfca-
go $40 next night.
6.s5 p. m. PASSENGER, for White Rtyer
Junction.
lilo p. m. NIGHT EXPRESS, for White
hiver Junction. Montpelier, Burlington.
st. Adams, Richford. Ogdensburg, Non
reai, OnicSgo, and points West. Wagner
sleeping Gar. Bellows Fails to Montreal
kuns daily, sundaysincluded) to Montreal
and Chicago.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BELLOWS FALLS:
a. q. m. NIGHT EXPRESS, from Montreal
via White River Junction.
s.es 9. m. LOCAL EXPRESS from White
River Junction.
LII p. m. EXPRESS NAIL, from st. Alban,
and all points on Central Division.
$50 p. m. LIMITED ExPREss From uon
9sa and ogdensours. via white River
I.es p. m. MIXED. from white River juno
f.W. BALDWIN, Cen. sups.
W.CUhAINGs, Gen. Pass. Agent,
sDHily.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06

Miss Bertha L. Marston finished her cours
al the Maison Franchise this week and ha
sohe 70 VISIT Miss Frost at Claremont.
MRS, II. f. Smith has been sick for severa
much better. was A0o1ini
Mrs. G. Walker has rented a COTTAGE a
lake Snnapee for month, where she ex
lily OF Springfield. '""'
Mrs. Fairchild of Sunderland is visiting a,
Tower. """ MIS- N
for few days. '' - n'me
Lena Glynn of Turner's Falls has been v;s-
lting Miss M. Cory.
| n. w. Cobb and family spent last Wednes-
day at Lake Warren.
Allie Campbell has returned from West.
minister. -oAi "os'-
Or. Flnney has moved into the shop form
erly occupied by G. W. Osgood.
hev. Charles A. Paddock of Hartford. Ct.
Is Is visiting Mrs. Piddock's sister, Mrs. /. r.
Warner. H.
Constant Chaffee died last Wednesday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. RILEY Tower.
whe Wheae ne mad lived tor nearly two years Mr..
Chaffee was born in Westminster " here he
spent the early part of his lite from there he
removed to Charlemont, Mass where he
llveh until two years ago. He was 80 wears
OF age, leaves widow, three daughters, one
son and six grandchildren. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon, Rev. G. F. Chapin
officiating.
iew OF the young people attended the en-.
tertalnment at Grafton last Tuesday evening.
Messrs F. P. Good and C. G. Fish opened
q re estaurant in the Frost block last Monday.
We hope they will be successful in their un-
dertaking.
Charles Gorham returned to his home in
Westmin ster West last Thursday.
Fred Wright has gone to spend few davs
with friends in Rutland.
George Phelps of Northampton, Mass. ia
visiting at H. W. Cobb's. 80
H. S. Brown of Greenfield, Mass. was at
the hotel Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Willard and baby of Roston
have come to spend this month with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Graves "-"
Mrs. ): !. Howard of Boston is visiting at
Mrs ). w. Graves and expects to remain
about month.
Miss Helen Pettengill has gone to wallinp-
ofd to visit her friend, Miss Jessie Wheeler.
James J. Hill attained his 8Sth birthdav
sst tuesday. Many of his friends called IN
Inn during the day to offer their copgratnla-
1on s. He received some beautiful flowers
md other appropriate gifts; among those re-
'elved through the mail was an appropriata
'oem, without any signature, but Mr., Hill
las since ascertained that it was written bv
ne OF his friends, who is a resident of the
illage. VI 'no
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
CHESTER.

Inc Pollard Manufacturing company hay,
advertised for 40 more girls. The wrapper
business must be good.
The Ideal whist club met on Wednesday
the prize winners were Mrs. Bulkley. Mrs
ri,lerce, Mrs. +. j. Davis, and Mrs. George
Charles H. Robb of Bellows Falls. r. a
| Sargent OF Ludlow, and W. B. Stickney of
| Bethel were the legal lights in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starks Edison, Mr.. Childs and
! Miss Keating of Saxtons River drove up and
| LOOK tea at The Fullerton Wednesday even
ing.
The carpenters are making very good
progress on W. o. Davis house, having the
frame up and nearly all boarded.
Everett Peabody, Earl Davis and Percy
Learned are camping out in Peru.
:, Quite large party from this place took in
the excursion to Ticonderoga to-day.
A. N. Chandler was in Springfield and
Sharlestown Thursday in the interests of the
Rutland railroad.
W. G. Wilmot Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
was guest at The Fullerton Friday.
Rev. E. Bosworth of Tilsonburv. Ontario
agent for the Grande Ligne Mission. has
been in town this week and was a guest at
DIR. Stevenson's.
o. Wells of Stowe was a caller in town
Wednesday.
Mrs B. Bahbitt and Mrs M. E. Chase
ot washington, D G., were guests at Hotel
Fullerton Wednesday.
E. A. Tobin returned from his visit in
Massachusetts Wednesday.
E. A. Evans of Springfield, Mass, an old
resident of this place, has been a visitor in
town this week.
A l.. Wilson of Little Valley, N. Y, has
nesn t.al n IN town this week and has had some
talk of coming here this fall aud run the dry
apple. f'N
George Hall, Jr., has disposed of his meat
business to N. F. Dorand of Bartonsville.
Mr.. Dorand takes possession of the market
Monday morning and we wish him. much
success.
Mrs. Charles Beach and three children
ng from Long Island are stopping at H. K.
. Mrs: William Strain and Miss Mary Ives
from Mount Carmel, Conn also Arthur and
ALBERT Pillsbury of Reading, Mass, are
boarding at Ernest Buswell's.
Miss Carrie Bickford of Maiden, Mass, u
visiting at E. D. Bickford's.
Dwight A. Ball of Williamsville visited his |
mother, Mrs. M. G. Ball, Tuesday and |
wednesday, making the trip on his bicy ycle.
A party went to Springfield and from there
% Charlestown on the electrics, Tuesday,
returning by moonlight.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
SPRINGFIELD.

Miss Grace Hooper of Walpole has thi
week been visiting relatives.
| Miss Mary Dartt has been entertainin.
former schoolmate, Miss Emerson O.
Massachusetts,.
A. w. LaFountain has been in Spring
field, Mass, this week.
Parks and Woolson Machine Co., have
recently been favored with a large order
A. O. Coburn, wife and two daughters.
n. G. Dodge and wife, Miss Olive Miner,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Lowell leave MONDAY
for couple of weeks at Sunapee.
Mrs. George Hammond and ;Mrs. j. N.
Hammond went Thursday to Sunapee for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Proctor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Eaten have been at Sunapee
Tor week.
DR.. Granville knight and wife were IN
town briefly Wednesday and are expected
to return next week after a few days at
Sunapee.
Mrs. Herbert Perry, Mrs George Walk
er and Mrs. W. A Lewis have returned
from the CIaremont camp grounds.
George Graham and family of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Almond Graham.
Delmo Loveioy Of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting Mrs. j. Bisbee and Mrs. W. A.
Lewis.
Mrs. J. Bisbee and Byron Bsbee re-
turned Wednesday from Claremont camp
grounds.
B. F. Aldrich is at Burke Haven.
q. II. Moore and family have been at
Sunapee this week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
WESTMINSTER.

DR.. and Mrs. Beddy entertained few
OF their friends Wednesday evening ir
honor OF the doctors birthday.
Mrs. j. G. Richmond has returned from
a weeks visit with her brother, Arthur Far
mum in Newfane.
VIE Banks and wife visited bis brother
| Ge orge N Banks, and sister, Mrs. C. c.
Peck, Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. W. R Cole CT Boston is expected
to preach again tomorrow; service COM
mencing at 1O.45.
The Junior society of Christian Endeavor
he'd picnic near the Kurn Hattin Home
Thursday afternoon. The boys of the
Home are making fine park near the ad-
ministration building which will be very
desirable location for picnic parties in the
future.
w. H. Cole has new barn nearly COM
pleted, connected with his tenement house.
Master Ralph Wiley goes to Burlington
today tor two weeks visit with his aunt,
Mrs. j. H Holton.
William Nutting, daughter, and three
grandchildren lett for their home in Chi
cago Thursday.
Rollo Metcalf and E. B. George, with
their families, visited the family Of D. S.
Taylor in Westmoreland, N. H., Wednes-
day.
Mr.. ard Mrs. B. T. Phelps gave a re-
ception to the "Martha Washington Ebony
Bellies" Of the recent minstrel entertain
ment at their home last evening, all were
delightfully."- entertained.
B. F. Sleeper and George W. Metcalf
attended the democratic convention at
Newfane Wednesday.
We hope to give a complete list of
teachers for the fall term of schools in
the next issue of the TIMES; there will
be number of changes in the list. It is
expected that the new school house at
Gageville will be ready in season for the
fall schools.
The selectmen ara preparing the check
list for the coming election and they will
probably, post them today for the inspec-
ton of the voters.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
GA SSETTS,

= Mrs. E. F Coolidge and daughter, Mrs,
George Goodrich of Mt Holly, spent several
days this week at William Johnson's and
with other friends in this vicinity.
The severe thunder storm with the wind
which accompanied it that passed over here
Thursday did considerable harm to crops.
j. G. Giddings and J. G. Scribner are cut
ting the hay on the Charley Todd farm.
:, MISS Eva Stevens has gone to the White
Mountains with her aunt and will be am.
pioyed as table girl at a leading hotel.
Mrs. j. W. Demary has returned home
from her visit in Springfield.
W. H. johnson is in Springfield this week
digging cellar for Leon johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray of Ludlow spent
0. Peck. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06

Wisely or unwisely the Vermont regi-
ment has been placed in Gen. Wades
division and will no doubt go to Porto
k'co. Some Of the Boston papers are in
timating that there is considerable politics
in the matter and that with peace in sight
there is no possible chance Of needing
Wade's division in Porto Rico, but that it
will be sent just the same to please certain
congressman, who are of course interested
in pleasing their constituency.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
Skaters Army Comes North.

Gen. Shafter received orders yesterday
to remove his entire Cuban army to the
north, and the transportation begins at
once. The army is to be moved because
of inroads made by yellow fever. The sick
will be left behind in the hospitals.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06

The annual dinner OF the Vermont Fish
and Game league was held at Isle La
Motto Wednesday. As usual the occasion
called together many of the politicians and
and prominent men of the state. Senator
Proctor and Congressman Grout and some
$40 others were present. Admiral George
Dewey was made an honorary member
amid loud applause.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
Vermont to the Front.

The war department has designated a
provisional division under Maj. Gen. j. F.
Wade for service in Porto Rico comprised
OF the following regiments: First Rhode
Island, First North Carolina, First New
Hampshire, First New Jersey, Second
Texas, First Maine, Fourth Missouri, First
Alabama, First Vermont, First West Vlr-
ginia, First Kentucky, Third Tennessee,
Twenty-,econd New York, First Arkansas,
Fifty-secor d Iowa, Third Virginia, First
Delaware and First Maryland.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

The examination for teachers certificates
will be held as Sllows: Putney, Aug Is.
l6 at Townshend, Aug 10, 20; at Jack
sonvllle, Aug. 30, 81; at Brattleboro, Sep.
l, 2. 70
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
No Peace Yet.

Spain has not yet accepted the terms of
peace proposed by the United States, and
there is now talk in Washington that peace
may not be formally declared earlier than
next December.
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DON'T
FORGET

that our line of Sterling and Silver
Plated Ware, Clocks, Watches and
fine Jewelry is always complete for
your inspection. Fine assortment of
Wedding Presents. Full line of
Rings in 10, IA and 1S karat gold.
Headquarters for fishing tackle
and Sporting goods.
Particular attention paid tojewelry
and fine watch repairing.
Cameras and supplies.
There comes time in the life of
almost every person when they must
put on glasses. No person should
wear glasses without an examina-
ton of the eyes. You are respect
fully invited to call and have your
eyes tested free. If you need glasses
we shall be pleased to sell you.
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WATCH THE DATE.

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the policy of this paper since Its establish
ment not to stop subscriptions at the expira
tlon OF the time paid for unless explicit or
directions are given either at the time of
subscription or subsequently to have the
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renewed. No paper will be stopped until ali
arrearages are paid. Subscribers are urged
TO Keep their subscriptions paid in advance.