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New York Live Stock.

New York. May 10 steer, and bulls, n tair
demand and steady; cnwS, slo@: mcd!m /,
good uuws, $40; lower: steers, st,i1atlO; huis
Ssaij0; cows, >9.ajal.a6. calves. Il mani My
lh; prices weak Ia .j,, lowcr, >rdi,, ~,
30: i"gs, SiIj.
Sheep STEADY: lubs, i0l.n' lower: -pin.
lambs, not wanted; clipped sheep, sijni,jp;
trw woord, Si.7i; clipped ldmi~, st.7iaj:io;
clipped ouls, si,.j; woolcd lambs, si6j,jIj;
spring lambs. s2a+,a0 each,
Hogs Market easy; western hog, so.oj state
bnuS sl,a6 10
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

corrected by H. q. Dale. - Lackawanra Ave J
Butter Creamery. old, .la2lc. fresh, ..i22i .c ;
dairy, fresh. 10 ca2O,2r
Cheese Ful, cream. l2alIc.
Eggs Western fresh. li'a 10 lic.; nearby
state, lji. 10 lfc.
Rcans--rcr hu., choirc marrow. S2.ija..GO
Pea Beans Per bu.. rhoc. marrow, SO "a. 90.
Medium Bcan>--Pcr hu., 81. toa.. Is.
Green Peas Per bn., 81 iOWl Al.
Onions--rrr hu., 81 ,i0al 80
Flour-Bcst pa,crt per barrel, Si.dI.
Red Kidney Beans Per bu,, y! 81.
POtltOrS- LD,'. bisIicl.
Bermuda Onion, -. ;jjuo a.
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Nauimation and liberation and cures
female weakness. The wonderful cures
OF won1anly diseases effected by the use
OF "Eavorite Prescription place it at
tie front of all put-up medicines speci-
ally prepared for the use OF women'
II was troubled with female weakness for
c'ght wears and suffered more than ! can tell
wt,te; Mrs. Gust Moser, Of Ovando, Deerlodge
Co. Montana, "My disposition was affected to
such nn extent that to say pleasant word TO
anv one was almost an impossibility,
rI had two operations performed by one Of
the most skilled surgeons of the West but lid
not get relief Then, against my doctors S
strict orders, commenced taking DR. Pierce $
Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
,,ovcry'' and also followed the advice given in
the Common Sense Medical Adviser,
II continued this treatment for three months,
aud to- day am as healthy and well as woman
can be. ! canno, thank DR.. Pierce enough for
his Kind letters to me-"
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
lousness aud sick headache.
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The Spring Fever.

Is a malady which no one can escape
al this season of the year. The vital
ity is usually ovcrtaXcd during the
winte" months. and spring finds the
SYSTEM all run down The blood is
thinucd and impure. rh" kidneys and
liver are inactivc--resuting in loss
of energy and appetite, and de-
rangcmcEt of tho nerves. I.ichty's
Celery Nerve Compound will purify
your blood. tone up your nerves. and
leave you feeling fresh and energetic,
Sold by Matthews Bros. +"
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Chicago Grain ana Produce

Chicago. May TO- Markc', now today was
against wheat Tor time. but export sale, later
caused a recovery and the clos wa, sical,
July, isv. lower. Corn Mas weak, closing l'a'.
lower for May, and aia'sc. down Ton July. od'S
ln.cd i4c lower and provisions ji;tsv. higher
Cash quotations were aS follows:
Flu,,l-Ea.y No. = spring wh'dl, GiL7l'.;
No. = rcd. Iii,ic: No. corn, ~ .aj!c.: W.
> yellow, 5liaa,.c, No. oats, 2S'al"Et4r. I;
N". > white. .s'aa.,'4c,; NJ. white, 2"i,a
3U'.r.; No. . rye, jliac. good toldng barley,
4,c. tair TO choice ting. .najSr.: No. |
Han seed. Sl6sls; prime timothy seed. si,i0:
mess polh, sli.hOaitGj; Iar S7.nial1,o,;
slor, ribs. s7"oaS,lo dry >ultcd Shoulders, n',
a7isr; short clcai sides, 81 Nl2daN..j; whi'Ey,
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comes the drawn
face and tight
closed lips which
tell of the con-
slant struggle
with pain.
Wien the deli
cate wonanly
organism is dis
eased the whole
body suffers /; the
form grows thin,
and the complex
ion dull. Ihe
first step to sound
health is to cure
the disea Sc S
which undermine
I he WON q n ! y
strength.
DIR. Picrce's Fa-
voritc Prescrip-
tion establishes
regularity, dries
disagr e e a b ! e
Grins, heals in
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East Liberty Cattle.

- 5Osj.OO prime, sj,Soai 10; good. - IL,j ~.
Hogs Active; prime heavy, s5.Sjajmi; med,
unls, s5>jaj,S'ls bet yorkcrS, - -: li.ht
do. Si.,jIhs0; pigs. s5.,ijaL7o; ,kip>. si,jGa
j.25: roughS, sial3U
sheep steady: best wcthcgs, si.30d4 10:
choice lambs, sia5 Is; common lu good, Sh5lsj;
veal calves. s5,jol6
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NEW MILFORD.
Special to the scranton Tribune.

New Milford. May l0.-Miss May
Rose, of Binghamton, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose.
Leon r. Tiffany, of Kingsley, was in
town this week.
L. r. Burns. of Great Bend, was In
town on business, Friday.
Mrs. ID. W. Hager Is entertaining her
son, Frank Rosengrants, of Colorado.
Miss Ellen Pagan has returned from
New York, where she has been spend
Ing several weeks With friends and
relatives.
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THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT - Notice is
nr,ch" giv'n inat thr Republican standing
cummttcc Of the Thd legislative district Of
lacLAwarnn county viii meet at the arbitration
room, untr. huiS,, StIantun, on saturday, the
cirhtccnih ddN of MAY, lnDi, at O'Clock in the
afternoon. fur the purposes of organization and
n.in. 4 time when lhc primaries for the election
of slate delegates shall hr held. r.. order of
T. J. Matthews, Chairman.
Attest: u. l.. Wsthins, secretary.
scranton, Pa, May 6, 1901,
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

cured from factories Mt Prompton aud
White Mills. Thus 1t may be seen that
the cut glass business. from first to
. last, Is of no small account to Wayne
rnunI V.
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NO SHADOW

OF outward misfortune can darken the
smile of the loyal wife and loving
mother. But when disease comes the
slilile SLOWLY fades. and ir its place
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Political.


SECOND LEGISLATIVE DlSTRiCr-Noticc is
hereby given To the Republican voters OF the
second legislative district Of I.ackawanna county
that u primary election will be held on Sauir'
,liy Mas Is lNOl, al the regular polling places,
h,,yrrn the hours ut and O'Clock y. M. for
the purpo>, nj ccoling Two delegate, to repre-
scnt th" said legislative district in the coming
Republican state ,unycnlon /" he held in i'ar'
,i>b.rc The convention In compute the vote
will hr held N ruc,iiy May u, 1901, at 10
O'Clock u. M. III the rOlrt hou" IN scranton
In l,rp,ian"r with the 'ul"S governing the
district lii" candidates viii lr voted for directly
hy the voters at the polls and must register
with tn. district chairman hi, full name and
pu,toirr address. and pay his assessment fifteen
d,,! ncfulr IT," election, ~ MS name Will not he
,larcd ON the official ballet. neither will any
Vote, ,a>, tor him lie counted,
The district vigilance committee in various pre-.
ciurt. will rou,uct the election, and the result
will hc reported by the return Judge tn the dis
ui.r convention, which will he composed Of
Judges of the Narinu' districts.
\ written uuIi," containing iurthcr instructions
will hr uUilri to ZACH member ui the said dis.
triri vigilance committee.
Frederic ", Fleitz,
Chairman Scc0u Legislative District,
\tir,t:-WUltrr T.. Davis, secretary.
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THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
What to Do in a Tornado.

ACADEMY Macaul"y Patton Company. Mat.
nee ami night.
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LEGAL


ESTATE OF JAMES ELLIS. late ol the Borough
OF Dunnlorc County of lachawanna anu
State of Pennsylvania, deceased.
Letters of administration upon the above estate
having been grantee To the Undersigned all per-
sons indebted thereto will please make proiupt
payuent and thost having claims against the
estate will present them tor payment to
JOHN W. ELLIS.
DAYTON ELLIS.
Administrator.
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Real Estate.
Business Opportunity.
Rooms and Board.
Miscellaneous.

LARGE front room with board 70. two gentle
men, il6 Aian,s Avenue.
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The TRIBUNES "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents waSIsO s Insertions 70 Cents
rli
Money to Loan.

MONEY 10 iOAN.-On real estate, large O
s,uall amounts. at once; rates. to per cent.
Easy terms. Douglas l. Van Dcuscn. 5i35l3h
Conncli Building.
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MONEY To LOAN-fi,e ln,ndrcd to Rfty thou'
sand; interest 1 to q per cent; partial pay.
mcnts on large loans accepted promptly. Roy.
"ol Is 10, Mcais Building
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NORTH HERO.

Further particulars show that Dawson
McGregor left town Tuesday night eros nc
the bridge about midnight and at early
dawn he was in Rouses Point, y. Y. lie is
said to have taken at least six horses.
the black stallion which he purchased or
William Collins last spring at a cost, it is
SAID of 500, icing among the lot. \ tw }.
seated canory, top buggy, single wagon.
;ko sull'v and n skeleton" oOmposrd his
Avery uutlit. There is said to be an at
tachmtnt on the brood mare and colt and
that an Albursh deputy sheriff is in hot
water since Mr.. McGregor's departure. 1t
Is also learned upon what is good author
ty that there are several large bills on
the town which were left unpaid.-Chas j.
Butler of Burlington, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Rutland railroa /.
was in town Monday calling upon our
farmers.
Rev, George y, Hyde and family of Mex
leo have been visiting among their many
friends I'm town for the last few days
George Tudhope of 0Ston. who i
visiting his parents, MIR and Mrs James
1udhope, has been quite i'll. but is improv-
Ing
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Fred Luce and children, who have
been visiting her parents, returned to their
hO1c in Waterbury Saturday Rev Mr..
Mol RS brother and sister. who have be- II
visiting him. left for their home in Ne v
Norl; last Thursday Mrs Luther Put
nam. son and two daughters, returned n ON
iiuffalo last Thursday.--H l.. story a. u
family have returned from Queen CIV
.1ark-MrS. &. V relton aud children. VINO
have been visiting relatives i'm town, W NJ
to her home in st. Alhans Saturday "A
good many from this place attended the
Sheldon fair last wcch.-Mr. IoaNeuS Al
tended tho banquet Of the Vermont FISH
land Game League at Isle La Motto FIJI
,dHY.-Col. G. x. Leach II. 6. Walker ana
Henry Provost went 10 burlington to 5 o
and hear Vice President Rcosev,lt Thur e.
daY.-Mrs. Hattie Putnam and daughtcr
Nj. and Mrs. j. r. Mcclure and Mrs
II. e. Curtis and daughter were in Essox
last Thursday to attend the annual rcu =
ion Of the Jordan family at the home Of
| w. ". lord n Darius Wiley has gone
back to SCI ool in Morris, lille and Charles
tcV@V has gone there to srhool.-EOn-
Troy Leaveus left Monday for Poultucy to
enter the Troy conf, renee adcmy.-
Charles Labouutv aud Warner EruSh re-
turned from the pan-Am"rlcau last We k
w edueSddN evening.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Edward Martin and son. William.
returned to their home in Lowell. Mass.
last Thursday, after spending the sum
MGR hero.-Mrs. Clara BOSworth left on
Saturday for her home in Salem, Mass,
Miss Cassie bingham returned to Sal m,
Mass, ON Saturday after spending her va
cation at James bingham s.-AmoS Eaton
is i'll with typhoid frVcr-Mr, and Mrs.
Froclan have room at Miss Susan
Lamb s.-Miss Jessie Parker is boarding
at II, II. Whitcomb' s-l.ce c. Bean and
Mrs Louise Woodworth were married re
ccntly.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shepard are
sick with fevcr.-Mr, and Mrs. fireman
have moved to the house recently vacated
by Albert Mcrril.-Mrs. Adellno Burnett
and X. +. Burnett of Hcthol were recent
guests at Or. Burnett s.-Alrs. Foster and
daughter have taken rooms in Samuel
Stacks house,-W. H. Martin and Miss
Isabelle are in Underhill this Week.-Mrs.
Mabelle Blake, who passed the summer
here has gone to Guantanamo, Cuba,
where she is to teach a kindergarten
school the coming year
Mir. John Seunott has gone to Buffalo 81
Mrs. S. 5. Wiley has returned to her
hone in BE stCn, MHss.-Rcv. +. Pa0upt
pastor Of St. Georges Catholic church
was unable to hold the usual service Sun.
day CT account of being seriously i'll with
tonsilitls.- Mrs. Emma Brown for II Ions
time sufferer from cancer, died at hci
home Saturday, September I, at 70 ociociI
She was beloved by all who knew her for
her find, sunny disposition and leaves a
/ husband. two children. a stcp-son and a
very large circle of friends to mourn hoi
loss. The funeral was held Monday NJ
=. m. at the Congregational church. --
| There was very pretty home wedding IN
tins tpS n September I, when Miss Adj
OVitt and Gordon Gates, two young PEG.
/ pie of this town and graduates Of Brigham
academy were united in marriage.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs f.. T. Brown returned from Burling-
ton MOnday.--Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks and
Mrs Lucy 'rillotson of WaterViile visited
here this Week.-Mrs. Miriam Nelson spent
few days recently with her father COL
G. f.. Nelson. at this place Miss Char
lotte Hopkins returned TO Sheldon. Sept.
7th.-Messrs g. T.. Nelson, G. r. Hall aud
r. 7. Brown attended the Fish ana Game
League banquet at Isle La Motto. TIL
school directors have purchased natural
cabinet containing more than hundred
srccim ms for use in the Schools.-Abpu'
six hundred people visited the sCcnc Of tn
fire at Nelson, Hall u cos mill on sun
dayton Thursday. Sept eth St. Isidorc',
church held its annual feast Of first COM
munion at which time a class OF twenty
two received tteir first communion. Prayer
was offered by Father lie CHARGE Of thi.
parish and mass was said by Father Dor
ion of Richford. After rI6ss Father IL
Chance preached Il sermon suitable foi
the occasion. Thanks are extended {
Father La Chance and Mrs, Lo Dou& foi
their work in preparing the children ion
this feast
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NORTH HERO.

The latest sensation is the sudden de-
rnrturo from town about the middle Of The
week. of Dawson McGregQr. the horsemal L.
y bout It year ago Nh. McGreaor purchased
OF James CaNanaugh ~ PlattShureh whal
Is known as the George Tudhope place
l'or the past two seasons MCGreRor and
H. j. Feefe have kept things hot" on this
course and the bursts of speed which som,
of their stecds have shown would put &c
shame anything ever done on Howard
park. Burlington, Domestic and fin; nciaI
trouble are given for Mr. y, '~' .'"'s lo-
parture. Several horses among the iut h
$500 stallion which he purchased of "Bill'
Collins Of Alburg last spring, have left
town with one or two nice carriages VIII,
lam McGregor of Alburg, father of Daw
son, has taken possession OF the place
and Joseph Bruley moved into the hous
Friday last,-Alrs. Eva Robb and Miss Il
j. Stevenson of Wolf Ridge, \, @, are
guests of Judge Clark for a few days.
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to Boston Yesterday morning.
Miss Ona Parker has returned from a
visit in Worcester Mass.
Miss NJ. T.. McGinu of Pittshurg IA
who has been visiting her cousin Mary
NcGinn for a week, returned home last
night.
Tho high school and the sixth. seventh
ana eight grades of the city schools VIII
commence Monday, September Ill., ana 'he
lower grades begin Monday. september ~
Or. A. A. Skecls visited his father IN
Montreal yesterday
Geneva A., infant daughter OF Mr.. ana
Airs. II. j. Chadwick died Tuesday and
was taken to Bethel for burial yesterday
morning.
A party of gentlemen have chartered the
steamer Liberty to-day to 20 to PIttts-
burgh to attend the Clinton county fair.
Miss Mary Parker will ~ to Grand Isle
to-day to visit her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
r.. j. PARKER
Mrs. j. H. Austin. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. \. \. iiull returned to
Ssxtons River yesterday. she was ac-
companicd by Mrs. Han, who went with
her tor n few days.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Hanlcy and Miss
| Frances T.. Magin have returned from II
visit to the Pan-Amcricau, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs Hawkins and Miss Kate Hawkins
of Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests OF Mrs.
Warren Clark.
Mrs. Rawson Braincrd has gone to Rut-
land to visit her daughter. Mrs. NJ. II.
CGu mherin.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Moore Of Middle
| blry are visiting Mrs. Moore sister. Mrs.
Arthur Fisher.
Mrs. Mary ~. Greene returned last night
from visit in Rutland.
r. NJ Deal went to Camp Madawask :,
Victoria Lake. yesterday, to bc the guest
of oX-Gov. and Mrs. Edward curtis SIM n.
A. l. II Z al
last night from their wedding trip to Buff
falo.
Miss Clara Hancock returned last niSht
from Il visit in Rouses Point.
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WIlllST0N.

Charles Whitney is at the lan-Amcrican
Fxposition.-C Il. Wood returned 10 }o~-
ton this week.-Clara Miller returned l."
her studies at Mount fIolyohc, Mondny
night.-Airs Ethan Alien and daughter
returned to their home in Chicago last
Thursday Miss Addic MOrrell Will teach
the primary department Of the vtlldS"
school in place of Miss Mary MctcnIi. Wh"
Is to teach in Burliuston- Mr.. Foster
laughter Mrs. John TarboX visited MIN
last week.-Roy and Guy Crawford return
pd to their studies ut South Hero last
week Miss Persis Crawford pu"s TINS
week to the same place.-Mrs. tl"rN'
ulster Of Mrs. Albert Bliss visited nor re-
ccutly-Mrs. Stella Thompson L. at k'N.
A. ID. BARRIERS .--MisS Marie Conner went
20 New York city last week. wh'r" she is
,ngaged to teach.-Belle and sylvia War
zen have entered school in Burltnsion
William Whitney and :. y. TillcN attrnd-
vi the Fair at Rutland. -Tiras lsham mas
eturned home from California.
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WILLIAMSBURG,

George L. Edison has bought a balf in
t,rest in / X Iyndo's stor, and also in
nm, livery stable. tha nartorrshin IN 90
into effect October LIST SOM, changes are
b,irg made in the interior of tho store and
a. ,,shirr Is to b., en5arnd and rh, role,
syst..n, of Davm,nt installed
daughter was born 10 Mr. and Mr.
Hurt Clngston the oith rlt.. and nn, to Air.
'','l Nv, C,Il ~ syn rho itb inst
U.rli,,, - WIN, - Ntid,Ilasox VS. g.,
+o,rr S.nt I'm Win , vI.u to locota h va
for tb. prnrtt,e nr law MIR Whit ii
died law in Smrtlef Office, Montpelier.
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FRANKLIN.

Deputy collector A. II. Gates Of Rich
ford IL spending his vacation ut his OH
home. G. W. Gates attended the Fish ana
Game League me ting at Isle La Motto
tho last Wtek.-H. :. Webster OF Newport
News. Va. is spending his vacation with
his parents, MIR and Mrs John Webster. -
George Wood If Barre has been spending
Il few days with friends in town,-The
High school opened Monday with the fol-
lowing teachers: Principal, Miss NJ. \.
PomcrOy; assistant, Miss Clara Rohi";
intermediate. Miss Annie Bolac; primary.
Miss Ethel Grant.-NIr and Mrs. NJ. l..
Chandler of st. Adams were guests at
Miss Matte Huhhard's SundaY.-Rcv. &.
S. Hubert Is visiting the Pan-Amcricau
DISPOSITION. -Tuiiicld Blair and wife OF
Brookheld have been spending few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. l." =
honta.-Don s. Gates recent graduate oil
lriCham Academy visited friends noe
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Gates is to
enter dartmouth College
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LOW ELL

George r. Watson of New Haven, Conn,
Is visiting his sister Ms Ella curt r
vim Stephenson has purchased tNNowri'
er--Niss Leona Bingham is visiting her
sister Mrs Rufus kinsleY.-MrS. Ma 8
Morton and sons have returned 10 ely
home in Maiden MaSs.-Most of the
schools in town begin Monday y q
teachers are : Village. Nora Wak"t d
and Violet Tucker; North district p".lI
Benwarc; South district, Alice skinner
S'ehhins district, Maud Harding; Pow rs
district. Mrs. Jessie Ward.-D. G. Wood
worth OF Stowe and Mrs. f. r. Smith Of
Waterbury Centre visited at George Hart
wells rcocntlv.- Mr.. and Mrs Frank r.
rose of lIardwick are visiting relative.
lgra
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

The campmeeting conducted by Rev. and
Mrs. Fitl<in of Brooklyn, n. y, closed
Sunday night with n good attendance and
spiritual invertebrates H. and Caroline
j.. Austin are the parents of daughter.
Carlton c. Austin has gone with his wife
to her home in IIaverhill, Mass, where
he expects to find employment In his
absence Charles III. has taken his place
on r. A. Austin and Sons delivery
wagon,-Mrs A. II. Kings mother, Mrs.
Ladd, has returned to Springfield, Mass.
after visiting here for a few dayy-Mrs.
Devoe will remain for a few days long r,
Louis Geraw was assessed SIG GG for cru
city to animals officers, A. II.
King and Sheriff Weld, had a lively eX-
perience with "Jem" Burns OF Cambridge,
who came across the line with some fluid
which he said was intended for medical
purposes. Burns had in his possession one
horse. wagon, harness, lantern, whip. UNI
brclla, lap robe, As half pint bottles of
whiskey, one gallon Jug of high .wlnes
and one bottle Of cherry rum. The NJ. ",
church has new pastor In the person Of
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK,

The hearing of Julian Bonor. tho man
who sold the stolen horse t. f. @ Cutrt' r.
was held before Justice WiswCil Thu s.
day Nothing could bc found against him
aud he was discharged. Curricr return
I'd from his trip on Thursday mornlnS
but had disposed of the horse to some ono
IT is not known just what further action
Will be taken.
Leslie Minor and Miss Algla Place were
married Saturday morning by Rev. t.. o.
Taylor. They took n short wedding tr 7
TO burlington and upon ttoir return cH-
pect to make Hyde Park their home.
Dennis Finncgan, who has been at worh
for Hon. G. $. Page during the past f y
years, has made arrangements to enter a
dental college i'm Baltimore, Md. He cN-
ncCtS to lCaVr horC soon.
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FREE PRESS: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Howard " ildcr of Burlington is at his un-
clcs, T.. j. Wilder Miss Lena IIamil-
ton has gone to ST. Adams. whore she has
position as proof reader in the Mcsst n
ger Of.ce.-Mrs Edward Dcsotell went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington,
Wednesday, where Il successful operation
for the removal of Il cancer was per-
formed At last accounts she was doing
wcll.-Mrs. Carlotta Cotton has gone to
state Farm. Mass, where she will reside
with her sister. Mrs. G. II. Scarles.-E. Il.
Goodscll has gone to Morrisvillc. where
he has employment as cook in n hot' l.
Miss Belle LaflcN has entered the convent
at st. CesaireP. Q.-Mrs. A. J. Oar. all.
Mrs. T.. H. Dickinson. Mrs. +. :. HUTCH
inson and Mrs. j. o. Kimball attended the
Episcopal retreat in burlington.
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