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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Rev and Mrs. A. w Ford arrived fl, n
Hradford Frida}.-Mr. and Mrs. z. \ Pr
cy ana daughter Marie, accompanied tyMr.
i',rcy's mother. Mrs. Janc Percy of 49,
ford, t. c., visited Mrs. = S. Ewins ,ov-
'ral days last woek.-Mr and Mrs. q. /.
stanley are parents of - son born Octnr,r
18TH ~ letter received from Carl {. .\u,-
tin, who lately went to PcNton. states thlt
he has S"cur d employment with Ge rig q
Fox and CO., of ChdrlcstoWn, driNmc Il
wholesale bakery team through Roxhurv.
C. r. Hunt picked hall mint cf straw
berries in mis- garden one ddy last Wcak --
Mrs NJ 5. Peterson and daughter Elsi,
attend, the W. If. NJ :. Convention 1T
ltnOsburgh Fails October 1cth AMI nth. -.
4 reception ana pound party was held in
the Methodist Episcor pal parsonage Fri
day evening. in honor If rev. ard Mr.. T.
w tord.-Fuller Carpenter of RichflrI
spent sunday in town.
Mr. j. =. Weld and son Emmett stdrtc !
for buffalo Monday evening TO visit the
PAN american lsition,-Mrs. G. W.
Scalles ana Mrs. Emeline Davis were
married AT the home of mir, Scnrles in
this place Thursday al high moon. Rev.
w. g. Scoiie!d If Richford performed tn,
ceremony.
Mir. anal Mrs. Herbert Williams Of west
Enoshdrgh visited at the home of William
armstrong recently Miss Alice Jones -
visiting friends in SW anton. luG Mrs.
''I"tf i'rrI "' HT"ior" ana Mr", d. t'F-
~ my HNrI' = w. W.T., ~ me Eo =
-J J. c. Weld and son Emmett started t,r
'u'i"l" N'"""N evening /" VIZ. thr l"u-
''hoIlc"h oNl oStio'lIMr. ana Mrs W" 90
Nri,9Uons ana ""ue MGR MARY Jane at
'Vhu," me '"ii'S''n- N"h|'r Wo"HhE AZ
NrS' r""Sp"'Eh N'uioHu"N' 'otop'f -
Mrs. +. {. CuShman. who has boon ut
the home of Mrs. NJ $. LcaVens tn, ,alyt
'"o W'tNS' 'ftufn'" |" h'r nome III ihsn-
Ht'o "PtihGS N'uioSoaN' pcloner u
mere WIN ne Il P''n"' u'pa'c al For'sttt0
nan M"'!uHE evening oct"ptr -Nth at !
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ruhlee returned from
Boston Saturday.-C. j. Ferguson OF Bur
lingtUn will give Il temperance address in
Academy Han on Saturday evening MT.
Ferguson formally lived in this town end
il is hoped II larR" number may attcnu.-
Mr.. Patterson of Waterloo has houlht the
Hotel Mansfield and viii take possession
November LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield
have made many friends luiing the seven
wears which they have cat cred to the pub
lic.-Mr. and Mrs. Erred Rawson have re-
turned from the pan-Amcricau cNpos'l lion.
Tho ladies of the NJ. II. church SHN' a
dinner CT Thursday at j. W. Goodnocd :.
Oscar Smith has finished his laborS for
&. u. ParIor.-Johu wager Is moving to
Charles l.umlrns farm i'm the south part
of The town.--F.rnc>t Martin has vacated
w. |. Richardson's farm. w. &, Mans
feds now house is fast nearing compile
tion.-Mrs. ". H. Clapp has gone to Dos
tom--Alcx Snodgrass has buil' It ncw Of
flee in addition to his harness Shop-RaN V.
aud Mrs. George ". Deuel. started on
Thursday for Bunfalo-A. r. kingsley
leaves ON Wednesday for Norwood. y. v.
snd will doubtless stay through the win
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

A serious accident was narrowly avertcd
at the icWelry store Of L. a. Glccd on
" odncsday afternoon. Mr.. Glood was
down street and a travelling man was
awaiting his return, when Carmic Mason
came In with Il shot gun which Tho travel
ling man proceeded to examine. when it
Nas discharged and the contents passed
through the side wall in the p7rlor and
directly over the head of Mrs. j. II. Stone.
who was there also awaiting Mr.. 'ilccd's
return. 1t was a very much surprised
&C mpanN. who nXamincd the ruins and
realized how narrow had been the cs, ape.
Loren L'ECuIcr mile at work on ~ T.
pcrlcy's barn getting some cfthe roof TIM
hers i'm place fell the distance oi H. feet
striking on his back. lie of cCurfc was
much bruised and WAS taken to H. Be
nuit's where he Is being attended hy pr
loyal. and hopes are entertained that his
in tTieS may not prove serious.-t. H.
Strdtton has been appointed district Depu-
ty Grand High Priest for the First Ma
sollc District AMI went to Burlington Fri
day to attend a meeting of Deputics Nh
StTttton is making repairs on his house
he re preparatory to moving from his farm,
November. AT last the $, lectmcn nrr t.
properly construct the bridge oyer tn
G;dlincs Brook or st. Adams street by
raising the lbutmontg and iillrg, and nls)
will put iron strnsors in the new >,ruc-
ttIre.--Nr. and Mrs. j. II. Burns. Mr atl
Mr. e. l.. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs L. l..
Mdfsn ar Speh"lnE WEI III buLu".- 49,
MIS- h'Mct 'et'rS i III ti'ths't" 'h'S "'t'
WIFE nor iath'r t.. ~ it''on' - ven .N-SlS
tickets were sold at this station for tho
ifoS,'h eN 'urS" H. 'c'o''t ''-MiSS Anna
Hrcilanohuit mas i'H'hi'u "e' ""rh III inc
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Iutchinson Mrs. Oin Merrill. Mrs. g. G..
Nh!tnoN an" MIS- ~ d. DH''"n A.
tond"d IN" MuSi'"i 'S'iN"' !" burning ON
las, Wook-o.car' th' YOUNG son %! NIr'
"h" MIS-. ~ NJ rose WH'lc pay ing SH' up
tho WHlp on IN" Schoo' s'""',u9. was
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UNDERHILl.

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ST, AlbANS.

one of the pl"asantost social occaSuns
of this season was TN" reception given pE
Mrs. John Plow saturday AFTERNOON ia
honor of Miss Mabel J.. Hopkins AbHut
siAtN ladies' were received by Mrs. row
an" Miss Hopkins during the hours OF TN
rcccrio II. The rcfreshment table VIII II
was m"ttilN decorated win White ana 81 =
low th'Nsanthemums was pre- sldel over y
Mrs. Henry D. Carlisle and Mi $ Jos'p'i c
u. HOPKINS. IN" other ladies VINO assn l.
ed in the dining room were Mrs. r. irving
butcher. Mrs W. Hamilton B"nham. Nj.
II rrnnd 5. Stranahan ana Mrs. ID. Arthur
smith
Miss Marie de Sales SheehN entertain Il
about twenty-five friends saturday cN'h-
ms in honor of Miss Eva NJ. Rooney. =
literary entertainment was provided. Tue
special author being RudNard kiplin@. ~ &"
ms, ANA every guest was presented Win
a souvenir of the evening.
sneak thieves "nt"rt the &c llar of W.
W. SAWYER nous" on south Main sire
sometime during Monday night. and stole
a twenty-five pound tub of batter. EN-
pounds of salt pork a ten pound tub Of
maple sugar ana I'VE dozen eggs, beside
At largo amount of canned goods and pre-
serves. Entrance was made through the
cellar door at tn +, ar of the house. which
had hecn accidentally left unlocked.
The Srmi-annual meeting of the Stat-
Homeopathic Medical society was hello It
tn" American house in this city yesterday y.
there was good attendance ut the meet
ing, among thos" present being Or. IL. =.
Boardman of Montpelier, DR. Il. T..
Whitaker of Barre. Or. -. &. Noble If
MIddlebury. DIR. w. H. Weeks OF L st
llaidwich. DIR. J. +. Shattuck OF ."!ila
River Or. q. l. Forbes of Burlington
and IN. W. n. Blocker of Brooklyn, ~ Y
The papers read during the session were
Sanitation in Tuberculosis by DR.. T.. I.
smith. Remedial Forces not yet Clearly
Understood by DR. T. r. Waugh OF 81.
Adams. l.yCopOdium. DR.. w. II. Week
of East liardwick. and Tuberculosis, hy
DR.. -. G. Noble of Middebury.
Mrs. T.. t'ols I'm. who has bcon spending
several weeks in st. Johnsbury. has
turned home
Miss Mabel NJ. TuEccv of rittsiield.
Mass. and Charles f.. Collins of Ntw l"i <
formerly of this city, will b" married /
the brides home this evening at o'clock.
Mrs j. w. Parker of Johnson / visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs James Of.
Mr and Mrs. l.. j. Morton will entertain
tho Married Peoples Whist club this c. EN-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren r. Austin returned
last ui"h, from few days visit IN Mont"
T., Her
-. y. plac" and son Graham, ana Mr..
md Mr,. Charles l.. Bingham return d
Yesterday mor"iuE from a visit to IA,
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SWAN TON.

william James. second. son Of Judson
James. "a prosperous farmer, living IN Ma
uI.um. was arrested ut North llciu Net
nusddy. for hnVlnR dynamite and nitrs.
gly"o rnc in his satchol, when he Stop d
over uieht at the hotel there His actions
cNcited suspicion and Il search of the
satchcl ho LETT in his room revealed the
?l,oVc mentioned articles. lie explained
that his father had given him $50 with
which to visit the Ian-AmeriCan but he
concluded to have time around home
He had been to Richford. Newport and
back to st. Adams, then to the Bay, and
hiring a boat of Sampson. had rowod
across to the island, lie said he got the
satchpI and what was In ii of man on
the train coming down the Mississquoi rail-
road for - cents. He was confined until
Thursday when his father and Mr.. Fur
man went Over, and he was given a hear
ing before Justice o. p Knights, who
bound him up in the sum OF $500 bail for
his appearance at the next term OF Grand
Isle County Colrt. His father went bail
for him.
Mrs Harrison n daughter, and Mrs X.
w. Peacock, daughter-in-law of John g.,
Peacock, the jeweler. with Mrs, Peacock .
three children have arrived from England.
and win make their home IN this country.
Their husbands will come later.
Herbert Hlli,er of Vest Swanton has
been arrested, charged with having set
the fire which burned the duck blind at
Maquam bay Sunday night. which belong
cd to Mr.. Stevens OF st. Adams. He is to
have a hearing at the Office of r. o. Stur-
tevant Friday.
Miss Ellen Cummings class in music will
give a musical at Miss Cummings resi-
dence on Spring street, this evening, to
which the parents of the class are invited.
Miss Eliza Gribbon Is in town and will
also play at the musical.
Superintendent Dickson of tho Robin
Hood Powder company Is able to walk
out, and has ridden down to the powder
factory.
Geo. Webster q Sons having bought
Louis Gauthiers double tenement house
on Liberty street. are putting the same in
repair.
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GEORGIA,

R,y, CHARLES n. Clnrk has CON, -
pnrtl.,nd Me tn attend thn cun,r....'.
.tj,ual National counru-Niss Mary SD
vor and - Iadv friend from Enoshui,h NJ.
listing Mrs Rurt Ryan and other fri.lc.
In tryn Mrs Alice Vosburg returnoI n
nor homo I'm Saruuac Lake. y. Y. Moi-
day.-Roll-call win be held AT the Bapii.t
cb,lrrh Geornin plain Oct 25th-rhn IN
,eral of Mrs Richardson. who di.J 81
the homo of her daughter. Mrs. Limit,
r,as hold ot the Bantist church Oct iil
rhe Rev. + g. Lorlmer otfciatinr-NIl.
William Inndon. accompnnied by her lie =
fer Mrs Keeler of south Hero. visit, a
tbei, nred aunt who rcsides with her .n,
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GRAND ISLE.

John W. Chamhcrlair of Tol' do. Ohio, ~
listing his father j. y. Chamberlain. lie
is one If the island boSs VINO have been
srco cssrul I'm business and made his nom,
in the Wcst.-Nl:. and Mrs. j. : Reynolds
of California. are guests Of their dau"n-
ter, Mrs Aahol Chamberlain.
VI. l.. Nautmo of Rutland and Charles
Nantin, Visited ErhJlo last We, X. 7 h"
Ladies Aid society was entertained th'
eth by Alrs. s. ~. Gordon.-Frsu liarri %.
ton. who las been successfully ems. god
I'm mercantile business for the last sN
months at Grand iso Corners, moved lis
family from North Hero to town l""t
week and viii occupy tho house owned j."
Allcn nrpwh. Tie flower sal" held az the
residence of IN" late NJ T.. Corey tn" l9th
vs. not VOL attended. probably owirh to
the bad Wcath"r.-.Nt IN" Grand Isl" lihtc'
rv meeting held the 18th the folliwing o.
rctIs wu'c chosen: Mrs A. Champcl in.
lro .idcnt, Ms Edison Ufford. lihrarlll.
secretary ana treasurer Mrs. Marriott Cor
dun: Mrs H. 6. Griswold and Miss lGH
Gordon. hook committee
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HINESBURGH.

A party composed of Mrs Susan Ray
Mrs. H. G. Cassidy. Miss Ann McCh"n
and Miss Lucia Andrews left bore Tor
Buffalo SaturdaY.--Mrs. William Kelley
rukc her hip Sunday morning Drs. Mor-
lian, and Miles attended hcr.-MrS. Louis
BissChott has been very i'll with pnCu-
lrunia hut is slowly recoVernT.-A La"
zie GafcnY. who is employed i'm Rich
1lcnd. was in town ever SuudaY.-Coburn
Tirrell, Perry Reed and T.. H. Reed re
turned from New York SatutdaN.-ONitt
Kenyon is very sick.
Miss Katie Tobcy is visiting friends
at Montpelier this week.-Alr. j. r.
Sheltus ana sister Theodl of St. ALI
bans visited Miss Iinnic Tucker over sun
day.-George Martin of Plattsburgh. \. y,
visited his brother T.. O. Martin. the first
OF the weck.-Mr and Mrs. T.. W. Pierce
have gone TO Illinois to visit friends --
Work on the new town hall is progressing
rapidlY.-l. +. Collins aud wife of Hunt
ington are visiting their daughter, Mrs
-. c. iallNer.-ln last week items in the
notice of the marriage of Miss Hattie
SNif it should have read William Cox in
stead of Eugene.
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GEORGIA..

William Green 10 i'll with rheumatism
Roy Bullock was quite i'll Saturday night
but is improving Or. Hubbell was call
ed to attend him.-fhe Georgia Academy
10 closed this week on account OF the
teacher Oscar Wood. having a severe cold
Harry Dinsmors is living for the pres
ent with C~-:ius Austin. Mr.. Austin is
recovering from his late illness and rides
out nearly every day.-Rev. Charles ".
Clark has returned from "A ten days trim
to Portland. Me. He was accompanied hv
his son. Rev. William c. Clarke of North
feld.-William L. Churchill and Miss En!-
ma j. Ring, both of Fairfax were married
1T the Baptist parsonage, Georgia Plain,
by Rev. j. q. Lorimer October 10th. Mrs.
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RICHFORD.

The j. G. Rockwell Dramatic company
is playing here all this wcck.--Mi~s Anna
Smith of Burlington is at home this we, h
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
Smith.-Eugenc Morse is moving to Prov
ince Hin, Canada Mr.. Morse and famIi.
nave resided here the past 10 years, lie
was "A railroad employee until some thiyo
wears ago when he resigned. He has |. cl
in the trucking business her" sinCo.-Wili~
lam y. Miner. II farmer in the east patt Of
the town. who was convicted OF cruelty
To animals in not furnishing his cattle SUI
iicient food, was sentenced nCOuntN Court
last week to pay fine of 500 and costs
" nearly 800 with the alternate sentence
in the work house.-Miss Laura MarNiu
went last week to Ceyuga H., to visit her
brother and sister.-Mrs. Harley Rounds
and Miss Hattie Rounds of Sioux city. la,
ara visiting relatives here, New. a3d II.
II. Rounds The new overall factory is
nearly completed. enough so that it is in
tended to dedicate 1t next Monday night,
october 18th with a dance In the large
working room.-J. b. Mudgett has SOLD MS
home place at the foot of Hardwood lin
to Simon Coan for $1,000, Mr., Mudgett has
bought Henry Heaths farm, the consider
alton being s2000-Mr. and Mrs, II, +.
Hardy have returned home from their
summer hotel at Bethlehem. n IT,, to
spend the winter here, Mr. Hardy has
moved his feed business from Willow
street into his new store on Troy street.
George Hardy. clerk in IA brokers' office.
is visiting his parents here He is to go TO
Florida for the wnter,-The six deer hunt
ers returned from the Maine woods last
week with eight deor-Mr, and Mrs II.
O. Holt and daughter went last Friday to
Londonderry to remain for the winter 90
The William James. who was arrested at
North Hero last week, was registered N
the American House here Monday nibht
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the village water have been sont to The
State laboratory at Darlington 10y Dr. r.
NJ. Pelton. health officer for analysis ANA
tie director of the laboratory has pr ~
rouncel the water of Richfurd village Of
good QI9lItY.-The first snow of the St.-
son came Friday morning October 18TH
very light, and the nest Viii h covered Tue
ground and buildings cam" Monday mora
tng bat did not stay lonE.-A deer WIS
shot last Sunday just across the line nt II"
TIL pildoic Several deer have beer seen
in this vicinity the past month and TUES
day the hunters all started out loaded to-
them. Several were seen but they were
Withnut hnrns
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FAIRFAX.

Lewis Carpenter and wife of Lowell.
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Carpenters par
ents, A. F. Wood.-About 80 from Fairfax
took in the excursion to Bost on tho 10TH
Frank C. Gillette from burlington visited
his brother. c. c. Gillette the l8th,-Alr.
and Mrs, Giles Riggs 20 to Bristol this
week to spend few days with friends. -
Herbert Hunt of st. Albans was In town
the 10th looking after his farm.-G. =.
orion is moving into J. Is. Curtis's house
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FLETCHER

Charles Flanders youngest SON. about
Is years old, met with SCI iouS ace id-ut
sunday AZ he was getting over the fence
With = loaded gun in his h nd
it WIS discharged, the shot pcnctr.t-
ing The bone in his left arm about
half way between the elbow and wrist Drs.
start of Cambridge and Melville of Ia
kerstield were called and amprtrtion Wa
necessary .-ReV. l. +. Booth of MorriSVillr
Will preach at the luiVersdlist church
Sunday, October 27th.-MiYs Belle Pard rs
is able 40 ride out
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

William Tucker and family attcudo the
lin and Eddy wedding at Starksboro last
week "Wednesday.
Ralph Aldrch is on the gain after long
illness.
Mr.. Hosea Carl Of PortorS Point was
the guest of his sister Mrs. William
Tucker last sunday.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Ira Carr of Cady's Falls We're in
town the past week.-Mrs.. l.. H. Blake of
l.den Is i'll town on visit.-Mrs. y. +.
Hall has returned from her visit at Bcs.
ton.-E. Lacailladc went to boston
ON the excursion last week Mrs.
S. Jackman of St. Nltius mas been
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Edwin IIall.-N
Il. Hall is on the sick list.-Jamcs Saith
expects II move into his new house about
tn, first of November-MisS Mertie P,ase
was at home from johnson over Sunday.
--iiIzen Wright of Colchester is in town
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ALBURGi SPRINGS,

win and Fred ChCcscman are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chccecmal. --
Mrs. George Bcardsl'Y IT, visiting rol-
tivcs in Ess, Sc Mrs. Camiic,d h. i'm Lowest
Whorc she viii spend several months with
her sor.-Mra Dixon has RETAINED foa
Granny much improved in health. Miss
Patton is spending a fcw days la Sc"
York Deputy Collector II. G. l.add M.
a lure Of furs last Wo,k which were ne
ins shipped from Montreal to points "a
New York Statc.-TFcrc was an informs,
hop nj Phelps Monday evening. David
| lnlN,N is In Hnsinn-
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

i.r. and Mrs. Howard Hall ANA daughter
OF Rockford ILL.,. visit d relatives here this
week g. J. Ferguson of 8uring-
ton will speak at the Baptist church roNt
sunday morning in the interest OF the
Nrti-Saloou Lcaguc.-Mr and Mrs. Jerome
FarnsN Ortiz celebrated the hiticth auni-
Y, rSarN Of their marriage oct. end.
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AlBURG CENTRE.

Mrs, Josie Lewis ana Nlrs. w. Warren
Rockwell left Tuesday for a weeks STAY
at the Pan Amelican.-rh funeral of NJ $
.lary LaWYa, whose death occurred n tN.
days since from scarlet fever will be IA III
at the Methodist Episcopal church ut 10 -
Il. m, Sunday -llellth officer Ga pdfVlis%
+, ports Tie scarlet fever now undcr con
troll throughout the town, ana that no
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WEST MILTON,

Earle Costello purchased horse last
week Of w. II. M&honcy OF West GoorIid.
quite q nunltr from ills place attended
q. Wedding anniversary at J. NJ. McNuil's
Tuesday eV,ning in amplain. Mr..
Page, who resides with Eer daughter, Mrs.
G =. Osgo0d has gone to Essex for Il few
w, Ks VISIT
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JOHNSON.

e. y. OaE's, ". r.. RANGER aud e. II
Stcarns hayc returned from DL: llo.-Mi :
Nallc rogers l. i'm Rockingham for 1t f,N
Cays.-ll nrv Tu'ipcr is worse, D., 1pls TO
tc out much II anv--At llc special toWn
~, cting last saturday Il was Vo;nl TO
i2uso an &aditiVrsd tn cents ON the doii3r
for highway PURPOSES, Several of Inc To-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24

Rev. william S Spencer, president nt
the American College Ia Pueblo. McAicO.
will describe his worl i'm 9n address lie.
fore the Methodist church next Sunday
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ton to live with her daughter, Cora. 70
w. II. Phelps of Alhurg was visiting Will
liam ana Charles Landons families Thurs
day and Friday.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

cases have developed during the pls
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-01-26

given to splitting hairs and laying one
on each side Of the fussy scales he
weighs things with.
Tesla himself designs the perfected
telautOmaton for use in war 10 pre-
vent bloOdshed and cruelty. an
stead of man fighting man in the
future. it will be machine against
machine"
Missourians are scattered all over
this country. They are the leaven Of
the heap. Tesla's telaut0maton is as
familiar as the old seven league boots,
the cloak Of darkness. the magic car.
pet, the table that sets itself with all
kinds of dainties for the wishing, the
sword that cut anything and all the
rest Of the Grimms' properties.