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QUORUM MEETINGS.
lglTH QuoRuM oF sEvENrY.

The l2ith quorum Of Seventy will
meet In the Eighteenth ward hail. Mon
day, April Sth, at 1880 o'clock p, m.
VIM. j. GLADE. Secy.
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lions SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co.. the oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah, pays per cent interest
on 81 or thousands. Start an account.
LORENZO SNOW, President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier.
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RneumArIo REMEDY.
uPAolsIERIRo.

n, TURNGREN's PREPARATION CURES
without fail, sl.0O nottle Testimonials from
eyerywhera' 5. Turngren. druggist Ia state
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SURVEYORS
ENcINEERs

r u 5 , DEPUTY MINERAL Gnu.
/. y. lyman. Jr. so5'6 w6ittIuss5y,!!.v s0l
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UTAH coal.

Castle Gate, sunnyside and Clear
Creek-Lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal. $40
per ton. Anthracite all sizes, $3.50 per
ton. 70 south Main St. Telephone, 429.
ID. ]. SHARP, Agt.
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BISHOPS.

Blanks for the use Of block teachers,
In making yearly statistical reports, can
be procured at this office. Is cents per
dozen
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The scandinavian meeting on Sun
day April Z, will bee held In the AS
sembly Han In the afternoon, immedl-
ately after the Tabernacle services, All
are cordially invited, especially confer
ence visitors.
j. NJ SJODAHL,
NJ. CHRlSTOPHERSEN
j. S. JENSEN.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
The conference Of the National Re-
lief society will be held In Assembly
Hall on April Sth. commencing at 10
O'Clock.
ZINA d, II. YOUNG
JANE s. RICHARDS.
BATHSHFBA w. SMITH.
SARAH JANE CANNON.
The Fourth quoroum Of Seventy will
hold their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening next, at 1880 o'clock,
In the Twenty first ward meeting house.
a full attendance Is desired
GEO. II. WALLACE, Clerk.
The Third quorum of Elders win meet
IN the Second ward meeting house on
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the Thirteenth
quorum Of Seventy has been postponed
till Monday evening April 18th
JOSEPH SHARP, Secretary.
QUORUM MEETINGS,
All the Seventies, Elders and Deaeons
residing In the Nineteenth ward viii
meet on Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
In the ward meeting house. Come one,
come all
The Fifth quorum OF Elders will
meet I'm the upper room adjoining
Twenty-fourth ward assembly hall, on
Monday evening, April Sth, at 1880
o'clock Instead OF the Fifteenth ward
yestry, as previously announced.
II. IRELAND, Clerk.
i2lTH QUORUM OF SEVENTY,
The l24th quorum Of Seventy will
meet In the Eighteenth ward han, Mon
day, April Sth, at 1880 o'clock p, m.
WIN l. GLADE Spcy
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DRESS GOODS SALE.

15c dress goods reduced to 45c yard.
SOC dress goods reduced TO Csc yard.
3jc dress goods reduced to zoe yard.
II. X. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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The latest and finest Self Piano
Player in the market. Can and hear
IT,
CALDER'S MUSIC PALACE,
As and Al W. First South.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

GEO. +. FELT & Co, COMBINATION
fence, lumber shingles, lath sash doors It,.
Cor sth so, and state Tel ~
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Neuralgia pains, rheumatism. lumba-
go and sclatic pains, yield TO the pene-
trating influence Of BILLIARDS.
SNOW LTNIMENT Prize, p and 50
cents at z. c, NJ. /. Drug Dept
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1t pays to plant yogeIer.s seeds.

April 9th the Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific will sell excursion tickets
from all Utah points TO Denver and
return at half rates Tickets good ff-
teen days Call at POI Main street for
particulars
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DENTISTS
PHYSICIANS

| DR. Z. S. PAYNE 10 49,.
faction suaTeptecwSp meo AID chlidropp 4.
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AUCTION

ONE IIANUt OF Z LIF tIIMt. IIANE
bought for 50 ou the dollar. and just re-
ceived the bankrupt stock " Milwaukee
Furniture Co., consisting Of nine carloads OF
mixed furniture, carpets and stoves Only
a few pieces shop worn. Now exhibited aud
up for sale OF prices to suit -Four iloots tuu
OF bargains Get our prices before buyi1g.
Also this week, tho furniture OF ~ rooms
must be- sold at any price. A chance for
dealers. Terms sl.ja on 1900 $1,000 IN
5000 J. y. l. Furniture s Carpet lnstall-
ment House. I, East second South St. T. A.
~oreuspn Prom
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WANTED TRUSTWORTHY men AND
women 60 travel and advertise for old estab-
lished house Of solid financial standing. sal
AIRY $50 year and expense, all payable In
cash. Nocanvassng required. Give refer
encos aud enclose self addressed stamped
envelope Address Manager as CaXtun
Bdg., Chicago
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uMnsRrAKsRs ANp eMpALNEal
BOILER MAKERS.
FUR MANUFACTURER.

r. Stencil FUR co. ~ NAN mp hna
only strictly fur manufacturer v OtAa, u's'
est price fnr Raw lurs ana viva awma@
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BAKERY.
TICKET BROKERS.

LIONS BAKERY AND LUNCH PARL9g
IS West First south; Caroline Wra,al.
Quick service. Reasonable prices
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..Wo WIN Uond You"

All kinds of Fidelity Contract and
Court Bonds at nominal cost.
GEO. II, INGHAM,
20 west Second South.
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WALL PAPER.

WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on WALL
Papers lngrains selling elsewhere for SOC,
our price s. Gilts worth zoe aud 50e, only
&c double roll. Rargl rs IN l0c aud l5c
papers Scheel Bros, 3l5 Main
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OUR p. [. KID GLOVES.

We will open our spring sale on kid
gloves by offering our celebrated Sl.2o
quality az 9Sc pair
II. X. THOMAs DRY GOODS co.
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MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire Information OF the
address, etc, Of Salt Lakes music
teachers. should consult the Musicians
Directory, published Of the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the Saturday
News"
Prof Chas Hoffman, Pianist aud Vocalist.
Studio II SO. state. Pupils accepted.
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GLOBE MEAT MARKET. 10 MAIN ST,
Robt ,herNo1l. sprop. Established Isl
Highest price paid for choice Beeyes, sheep
AUgs anu Poultry
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GIRL FoR GENERAL HoUsEWORK.
No Washing Small family 81 per week, 135
Gth Fast.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves oANR
Interest paid on savings, w. F.
Armstrong. prest., p. w Madsen, vice.
prest.. ]. f. Game, cashier.
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II THE LADY IS no m MISTAKE TOOK
A. V, Curby's vallse. containing printed mat
ter Of the western Savings Investment Com
pany and other papers, etc. from the Union
Depot ogden will return IL 10 the Broom
Hotel, Ogden she NAV obtain her own valisa
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THE REALTY co. HOME MAKERS
have bargains in real estate, all parts Of the
city
Severa snaps. 70 b. sold low on account Of
mortgage.
building Lots All parts OF city.
uIho Realty Co.. % W. end So Phone 70O
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vAssAor AND cHlRopo -,

NHssAGF TREATNEgSs,T, .s N q :, T.e's5
as praclicel by p, ITO, care ioi 81 80 ~,
burg. !, h1 ,s,s; les iresins,l-.,.s ut "a
iemsale, a tG az bchiropody t B5.. P'-
baths baths ~ rs Msreantile B'o'-
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spICIAI. SALE

on Guitars and Mandolins at CAL
DERS MUSIC PALACE. As and A. w.
First South.
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The largest stock Of garden, field and
flower seeds at Nogeler's.
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FOR RENT.

THREE ROOMS, CLOSETS, WATER IN
house n Plum 81.
NEW AND SECONDHAND SEWING
machines an Ainds, all prices Nilcs
Johnson. 90 T. lst south st.
SEWING MACHINES Al 500 PER
month. at White Onlce - w. First South.
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ELECTRICAL
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

D. w. JAMES, SUCCESSOR 10 JAMES <
Harris, plumbing, steam and bot water coa.
tractors, % T., I'd SO. st. Phone Nv
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WIN. Broadbrnt, u, d. s.. Expert Dentist
Western Dental Co.. 80 Eagle Blk.
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WANTED.

Two GIRLS AT THE CRESCENT. 1877
West Second Outh
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NURSERY STOCK.

FROIT AND SHADE TREES AND OR.
namental shrubbery u All kinds Tor sale ~
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TO TRADE.

----------------- ---------.----
SHEEP RANCH IN WYOMING, So
acres. Tor salt Lake property or furnished
roOmlng house. This Is oue Of the bost
ranches ia WyomlnG ell fenced. Gne hay
land; on railroads good water right Valu.
alton 'i,tOO.
lST-CLASS HOTEL IN THIS CITY
clearing 500 10 800 per month, strictly
modern; elegantly furnished doing business
90 rs toll capacity 20 s6eadv boarderS value
1900; Will trace Tor Improved or unmproyed
SAT- Lake property u same value R0gan.
Quinn Co, ill-ll2 D. 4. Walker building,
phone i0i5X.
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Everybody eats Il. Nothing beats H.
Look Tor the label and ask your grocer
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HARNESS OIL.
EXCHANGED vAllSES.

THAT Will MAKE HARNESS MORE
durable than any other oil in U. ; 72E. "a 10.
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CASH REGISTERS

oUT.oF TowN M a RsJIli u q. Z. :,
yited to cali during Ine ,i APi Casn es!'i..i
examine my line q N giI Main stfesi
oscar Groshell, NO 81 -
AUauf
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TODAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. M, 50. ~ noon, J3 2 p m, %; 3
p, m, 50.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

INSURANCE IN THE CONN. MUTUAL
costs least Write for official report ana par
tlCulars A. MACPHERSON, 5gi Progress Bldg.
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MERCHANT TAlLoRs,

IYFEp THE MONEY YOU NEED A
1allor-made suit. Come and strike bar
gain. Fine line samples 10 select ffom' l. "
Olsen. 3gi Nam street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

y. ISAAC PTTNAN SHORT
hand Church Reporters
. y write g. Books. Temple.
ton Bld'g salt Lake City
James y. stirling. International CertlGcd
Teacher OF shorthand.
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personal.
Tp,lNX REPAIRING,
LOST
SPECIAL,

4 FREE EXHIDlTIIf2,N. 6 "a ai,e ss 81
Cash Reg isters a. lhe ss,sbsll Agenl
Main street. Oscar "''
and soc them, -----...- vITL SILL. /,
THF DEsERET NEWS w.. gt cd = IS 3
l limls5Ia ID gq DICTIONARY ioF riin'ns
Price sl2.OO ---------------
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ApplequIst's Mnk Rread,
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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TFLTHOUsEN. THE OLD RELlABLE
upho.sterer lS3 Fast Third 20 next 70 wan
IAN Hotel Estimates given. Union labor.
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EsssSsessssaas&aaasssssassSssa>sas@aaz

The largest circulation of any
paper published between Denver and
the Coast.
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SHOES FoR pEFoRMED FeET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR TUE HARD TO
III Special casts made Scientific shoe max
ing Gus y. Olsen - b, lhira south
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WANTED AGENTS.

THE DISCREET MINIS HAVING PuR-
chased the printing plant Of Geo 2 Cannon
& sons. is now the exclusive Church publish
ing house. We will make special Inducements
90 book agents and canya-ser, desiring 10
handle Church works References reluirel
There + a splendid hoid throughout Utah
and surrounding states Tor bri2ht can
va,ser in these lines. send for free catalogue
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

FOR TRANSlFNT-. HOUSEKEEPING
II desired. 3l5 South West Temple, Enquire
Mrs Reed.
WITH STEAM HEAT FROM sl.50 PER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08
The MISSING LINK 49, PROFESSOR
HAECkI1I. AND HIS WORK

The theory Of evolution has undoubtedly
had n rcater influence upon modern
thought than any other scientific theory,
an influence so explosive in its nature
that it has produced an uphca avail. fhc' o
has been but one thing necessary for it's
universal accCI tanco-the discovery Of the
missing link, tho connecting step rc-
tween man and the ape. A few years ago
the scientific world was startled and re-
joiccd with the JOY of vindication 10y the
announcement that the missing link
had been discovered. Ray Stanuard Ba-
kcr, in his article on THE Missing Link
in McC'lures Magazine for August, has
given the details of this discovery. to-
getHer with a concise and lucid account
Of tho development Of Darwin's masterful
conception. Last year Prof. Haeckel, tn"
noted evolutionist. departed for Java TO
engage in further vestigation in tn $
field. The article deals largely with the
lie. work, and personality Of this famous
scientist. Among the Illustrations, There
is "A most interesting diagram clearly IL
lustrating Prof. Haeckel's Theory of o.
luton. Here is shown mans an est"al
tree, the twenty-five stages through wh.r "A
Prof. Haockel says that man has de-
scended Those who wonder how man c.
have developed from mere atom,
through fish. reptiles. monkeys, into the
thinking being that he now is. Will take
especial interest in this diagram.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08
DISEASE EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES

Almost every horse in the town Of Ben
niupton is more or less SICK or has been
ailing. None have yet died from the effect
of this mysterious malady. and few have
really needed the attention of the vcterin-
arian. The trouble seems to have orr
sinated in New York city and spread
thence in all directions over the country.
DR.. j. L. Haines. president OF the y. Y.
society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals, says: In regard to the symp-
toms Of the disease, we would say that the
mild cases merely exhibit a hard Try
cough, with slie ht tenderness on pr. >sIre
Of larynx: but no elevation or temperature
or loss Of appetite Other cases in conncc-
ton with the cough had temperatures
ranging from 100 to lOG, with discharge
from tie nose of a muco-purulent chirac-
ter, vita loss of appetite, difficulty in
swallowing and extreme exhaustion and in
sCme cases n filling up Of the iutcrmuX-
ilary space with the formation of ehSless-
6. Som" cases were also accompanied
with pneumonia. We are row having As
n complication. and which is due - any
depicting or facilitating disease. a coudi-
ton termed pur pu"a hemoragia urOPsy)
This condition Is "A troublesome disease to
treat, and often fatal We have found
that perfect hygienic conditions IN the
stablc-cloanliress, Ventilation, drdinaSe
and the use OF fectarts-greatlv miti-
gate the severity of the attack. II there
Is no loss of appetite or elevation of tenn
perature in the horse-only the coueh-tht
animal is Fl: for light service"
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A NORTHFIELD MAN MISSING.

Mortified, Aug. 6.-tieorge Waterman, a
farmer between 60 and 20 years Of age, n
resident OF this town, has disappeared and
his whereabouts are unknown. lie left a
note for his wife saying he would not
return home any more.
The circumstances OF the case seem to be
these
Last Saturday evening, Mrs. Davis and
daughter of Montpelier. were guests at
the Waterman home. The conversation
took turn distasteful to Mrs. Waterman
and her daughter, and they left the hoU 81
spending the night at neighbours. When
they returned Monday morning the house
WAS unoo cupied and the note was found
on the table.
1t Is understood that Waterman has
more than once remarked that he would
leave these parts and go to California,
where he had sister living He is vet
Gran OF the civil war and a member of
one of the Grand Army Posts of this town.
some of his friords think he will come
back again in the course of few week or
months
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CELTIC AT THE DOCK.
Biggest Ship in the World Has Made
Her Maiden Voyage to New YorK
Towers Above Her Pier.

New York, Aug. 4.-The biggest ship In
the world, the Celtic, of the White Star
Line reached Ter dock today This is the
maiden voyage of the great liner. Time
FROM Liverpool, : days and 40 "nlnutes As
she is bcrthed her storage deck is higher
than the entrance to the pier, After snc
was warped in. the iron doors aft the
cabins had to be opened to land the pas
scngeIs. The sun deck towers above the
roof of the pier, The two big tunnels can
be seen for several blocks along the
water front.
Three hundred and foity-dve cabin and
two hundred and siXty-eight steerage pas
songors came over on the Celtic.
1t was not intended that the big liner
should make any marvellous time on this
trip. Her average speed was 1895 knots,
although she is able to log 1919 knots an
hour. Her official log shows the follow
ing:
Sailed from Liverpool July 26 at 35
o'clock p. M; passed Rock Light at 5.5G
p. III. on the Same day.
July y. anchored off Queenstown at $50
O'Clock a. IN. At 1918 a, m. of the same
day she dropped her pilot and headed Tor
this port
Sighted off Fire Island today at 40
o'clock a. m; at quarantine SS7 a m, and
Cooked at $50 a. m. Highest run Aug 2,
1888 knots.
Captain II. st. G. Lindsay is COM
mandor of the Celtic.
comparison of the Celtic and Ger
manic, both in at the White Star pier,
VIII serve to give n quick estimate of the
greatness Of tho former. The Gormanic is
d6S feet long with a measurement tonnage
of about 5000 tons. The Celtic is 100 feet
long, with n gross tonnage of .0SS0 tons
and net register of 1860 tons The Gel
tics breadth is Is feet, depth 40 feet, dis
placement at load draught 37700 tons. She
is 5000 tons greater than the Oceanic. Her
displacement tonnage lis nearly double
that of the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse.
IT is 10000 tons more than the Great East
ern, which was the wonder of the sea in
her day. The Celtic is the first 10000 ton
ship ever launched. AS she lies in her
berth her stern projects far beyond the
end of the pier The Celtic has nine decks,
technically known as lower orlop, orlop
lower, middle, upper, bridge, upper bridge
boat and sun decks. There are accommo-
dations on the liner for $50 first class pas
sengers their quarters being amidships
upon the upper decks.
The quarters for second class passen-
gers are aft on the upper and bridge
decks.
TWO thousand, three hundred and fifty
third class passengers are provided for,
their quarters being situated forward and
ait on the lower, middle and upper decks
Tho Celtic was launched at Belfast April
of this year Tho Christening was per-
formed W. the r. -"hioness OF Dulfcrin.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATt.

r-icL+ nave of ,ircorlirg Iol,a tro,,+ from,
the national esb bafChorI ar g Tobn.Lur,,
,,,send o,nr tbc Rutland r,iIroad Erid.,,
The Ash wore 70 he nIaced in the Fair
Hnvcn reeorYoir
,,,o.,. ,,.,.. .ou.a ,,.. ,,o,,,,.,o
i ~. So 'i, IL 60 Icy
1 w., ,.pn,..is .,, 1oe ,.aon
~ - - W. nlti, D,,,
80 ~ 80 49, ~ 49,, =
~ ~. "e1N '.,i'' - 10 90, :.
~ ' ,,.,a Iii ,o,iS ~
- ~ n 1S,oo" Wv 'i'''N wiz NV '''''4 W
""'" HNNe' '"'iV''oit'
In tho somewhat famous case of Black
berg against tie Connecticut River Lum-
Der company of McIndoos IN which the
plaintiff sued for $1,000 for the loss of a
leg. tried last week in Caledonia County
Court' me Jury disagreed ana Were uls-
cifr seu ny J"uEr yer "'I'' o',''5 ou.
h'"'IE '"C"'A -iour no"'a a. ~, ~ !
""9 oIlc % ''o co"uH' ~ many" .
80 no" s"e9 oNe' ~ VIC i''' III !
'ciih'
Last week dcnutv Sheriff Luke Parish
of Randolrb arrested Lon Hatch a Young
man % wears of age. on n charge Of mis-
,crrescntinr a bors... sold some ti,,o ago
t. s r. HARRINGTON. proprietor Of the no.
tel at BraintrSo. clarence f Jones If
Braintree ara1 %. was kicked Ay the
horse June 9th. and died. the followin,,
" M m, Hd'l wa ~ "' 81 "'u ~ '''..,'
su' iI' as " - " 'l-'Vlet % 49,.
,,Ic' ous NanuoIph .aS1S !" ut .e'lu a.
.,'u - se's'o" Vi Oi'''S' 'o"''' e'"'
~
The summer school for Bennington
county successfully closed a two weeks
season at Termination Friday The total
registration ran nearly UP to 90 The
teachers were given considerable diver
sion by way Of excursion parties and by
visiting various points of interest in the
town. Among the places visited were the
Domination battle monument, the Ben.
n'nS'"'' pat'''nclu ana lhe IarEe WooI'h
nun oi i'"'ueh' Leonard 'o'' "nerc was
Nlt"osscu ~" Su'cessiNe PdSSlnH o. nv
ia" i""'eIldl tnrouen inc inherent H"-
cesSes 10 thc hhlsHed product
A hearing WAS given George Gale. the
hoy rtsnonsibl. for tho fat.l shooting az
cident Of last week In Stovn Frdav AT .
o'cIork several uitn,sscs were evan
ined and tho hoy was ,iacod under bonds
of slnr, ia orr;,r at No t,ocr,,b,r form
of I.amoilIc Gounty Cnurt Stntrs Al
torpov cheney of Norris,,illo ,vbo ma !
hocn irvastiratinr tha casr for several
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