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| WILL CURE YOU OF
RHEUMA TISM
NoPlY uNflL Y)j XII Wit.

After 5000 experiments l have learned
how 10 cure rheumatism. Not 10 turn
hony Joints into resh again: that IL I'm
possible. But can cure the disease always.
az any stage, and forever.
ask for no money. simply write me n
postal. and l will send you an order ON
Your nearest druggist for SIX bottles OF Dr.
sshoop's Rheumatic Cure. for every drug
sist keeps IL. Use II for a month. and II Il
does what l claim pay your druggist IS 50
for Il. II Il doesn't. / will pay him my
self.
I have no samples Any medicine that
eaa affect Rheumatism with but few
doses must be drugged 10 the verge of oan-
ser. I use no such drugs IL Is folly to
take them. You must get the disease out
ef the blood.
Ny renisSiy does that. even In the mos,
Alficult. obstinate cases No matter how
impossible this seems to you l know ~
and l take this risk. I have cured tens OF
thousands OF cases In this way, and my
records show that 80 out OF " who set
those six bottles pay. and gladly. l have
learned that people In general are honest
with a physician who cures them. That
Is all ask. II fall don't expect a penny
sram you.
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let me send you an order for the medi-
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sor Il wont harm you anyway. II IL cures
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~ enc OF two bottles. AT all druggists
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Nf.E'I EIsIt NfEt1AT.
sciialia. No. April 7.-Alonzo White. aged
% wears. fell into tub OF hot dye ut the
Sedalia woolen mills last Friday and was
scalded from hts feet. To his chin, large
quantity of skin being peeled OFF when his
clothing was removed. He lived until to-
night. when death ended his terrible suffer
ing
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ment will also be set for early hearing
when they are reached.
Edgar A. Mepham appeared In answer TO
the Grand Jury subpoena served on him
Sunday. He was excused until Friday,
tho GRIND Jury will not take up the bribery
charges until then.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-08
Natural Ga. at Robinson. III.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Robinson. Ill. April AT noon to-day the
efforts OF the Crawford County Oil and Gas
Company were successful. Gas was struck
at depth of 1.0iD feet and when ignited
blazed out OF 4 ten-inch pipe TO 4 height Of
fifteen feet. The hole was plugged to await
the arrival OF more casing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-08

Beardstown. Ill. April The Reverend
II. NJ. Richardson, who. for the last three
years, had been pastor OF the Congregation
al Church. was compelled to resign to-day
owing TO sudden and alarming Illness. He
LEFT to-day for health resorts in Colorsdo
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INSTRUMENTATION,


IsA+I I hI-IN SIEtINA-
california. Mo. April Mr.. Elmer 8
thompson OF Silyerton. Colo. and Miss
Nivta /. Barton, daughter of L. ". Barton
OF this city, were married here this evening
the Reverend Doctor Baude officiating
Ihey departed tonight for Colorado.
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To.DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterdays bank clearings wssr wrn, ,'''%r% 80.
balances 81. .2e6.4i7. Local dis -, M.
were firm between AZ and "a -. ,niIoa,s
rnestic exchange was quoEd. m. ,,,,r,,,o
New lorki HIs; sn sec tnnraaum bid. 0c pre-
asked' Chieaso, ~ Louisville and Ne"
,9isn ol'snDs asked; ssE Gi%elDHa S% iSo s.ssd
or,esns, wsnst p n,o.ed bisSer at ss'sc bid July;
7sI5c No. red. Gn,. rIo-nI n, .zz.c May
eoi.c No. mixelorthcrn.
The local n
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Pile. Cured without the kr,,.
Fell In Vat Of ScnldinE Lye

Itching. R.i1d. Bleeding Prutrudins PIlrs
Year druSyis: viii refund your money IL PAZo
OINTMENT falls TO cure you. 30 csntA
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RAILROADS..

l., n. increancs capital stock and
acquires the A., h, a n.
Wabash Atlantic outlet nNl-nnite purpose.
Katy officiais go TO Texas for stock
holders' meetings.
j. President Robinson OF the Mexican Cen
trail visits St Louis,
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sevsre riots have continued since satur
day at MonteEo Bay, Jamaica, and troops
have been dispatched TO the scene from
Kingston.
The Shah OF Persia will whit Empero,
William OF Germany at Berlin this sum,
mcr.
HAytian rebels capture t. town. release all
the prisoners and. after s-curin. all tho
available arms and ammunition. retire TO
tho hills.
A landslide ht Ste Gensvieva de Batisoan.
Quebec. destroys u farmhouse with tho ex-
ecption OF u room occupied by the farmer ;
wife and ak children.
General Jacob s Smith testines at tho
court t-martial trial OF Major Waller at Ma
nlla that he did not give Waller power OF
life and death. aud did not sanction the
killing OF natives
Doctor Euyper. Premier OF tho Neither
lands, says that assurances OF British sup
port In the spanish War were exchanged
Tor Amertca's nonntervention In South AZ
iica.
Prince and Princess Henry and the Grand
Duke OF Hcsse are 10 bo fined for cycling
On q foot path.
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Coal Miner Killed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Siaunton. H.. Apri, Edward Reading.
coal miner ut this place. was killed mt
mine No. BY a fan OF rock. Deceased wa.
y years OF age.
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T.. ~. GROVE.

This name must appear every box Of the
genuine Laxative BrumO-Quiuiu- Tablets The
remedy that cures cold In day. y cents.
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CERTAIN LAWS POINTED
OUT BY THE COURT.

Judge douglas. after instructiug the iu-
Tors as 10 the duties required OF them un-
der the statutes. which apply TO the inveS-
riGntion ot routine matters. called their
attention especially 10 sections of the stat
utes relating to the blocking OF switch
frogs, prohibiting judges ana clerks from
prac;icinc rs attorneys, prohibiting clerks
and deputies from purchasing fees concern
inS oucnsts against public morals and de-
Ccncy. regulating dramsAopS. licenses. etc. +,
the keeping ami selling o: explosives. and
those relating 10 public safety and reve-
nue..
Continuing. he said
There Is another matter TO which l
direct your especial attention:
The work OF the December and February
grand juries has shown the existence OF
a state OF Affairs N this city which no COM
munity of sslf-rcspecting people can en-
durc.
THAT which belonged 10 the public. ard
which should have brought great and
continuing revenue 10 the city. has been
trauicaed IN by individuals without regard
TO public rights. Dishonest citizens have
obtained from dishonest officials for small
prices franchises which would have brought
10 the city the means Of making public I'M
proVenents which have been long needed
for Want OF what was riShtUlly Its own.
The city has crowded Its sick and helpless
into buildings OF inadequate size and ac-
eommoGations, when their lives are at all
times IN danger of destruction by fire. Many
deaths have resulted for want Of money TO
siVo 10 our people that proper sanitary
protection which it is the duty OF the city
20 give. Our public buildings are left un-
| finished and neglected for want OF means
10 complete and protect them. and some
are with difficulty kept from falling TO
pieces
LIST OF OBSERVATIONS
TOO LONG To REPEAT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-08

People who use The Republic WENT
pages always receive prompt -etu. ms. S,ven
hundred and sixty-six ads. printed to-day.
Read them
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GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Albert r. Patrick. convicted Of the mur,
der OF William Marsh Rice. is sentenced &c
He May In the electric chair at Sing Sing
10 which prison he has been removed
William g. McAiiiGter. author OF the re,
organization resolution In tho MissiSsipp'
Legislature. Snya that his measure was no,
reconridcred after being adopted.
T. NJ. Bradbury will succeed General
Harding ar Secretary OF the Railroad Com.
mixrion.
Betting Is even on the result OF the mu-
nioipal election ~ Kansas City to-day on
the mayoralty race between Reed and
Green.
Tho Bank OF Fowler Colo. is robbed by
four men. who escape with sii 900. two sus-
poets being subsequently arrested.
The Macon County dn) Republican Con-
rention indorred Congressman Hopkins for
United States Senator and was manipulated
IN the interests OF the State Administrations.
The bodies OF a man and woman are
found In n box which had stood in the rail-
way station at Gilroy Cal. for ten years.
Rear Admiral Robley u. Evans who IN
on his way 10 take charge OF the Axintio
neet. says that a conflict bctwecn Russia
ana Japan would precipitate n general war.
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TO CURE a CoLp IN ONE DAY
III Health Caused Resixnation.

Take Laxative Bromo On nine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails TO cure.
E. W. Groves signature is on each box. &c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-08
JUDGE DOUGLAS
INSTRICTs JURORS.

The April Grand Jury was impaneled yes
/ terday morning by Judge Douglas in D.vi-
/ sion No, Of the Criminal Court. Judge
o'NCl Ryan sitting with him on the bench.
| Judge Douglas. after instructing the jurors
| In their duties under the statutes. called
| their attention. briefly in Il general way TO
! the condition OF affairs prevailing in certain
! departments Of the municipal admlnistra-
! tion, as ureaTthed by the December and
I February Grand Jurics md urged them to
| continue the work Of investigation. The
instructions were devoid OF sensational fea-
lures
An incident which provoked some COM
m.nt among the spectators in the court
room was the callgg Of the name of
Charles II. Turner. president OF the Subur-
lHn Railway Company. nd an important
witness In the bribery investigation As a
member of tho Grand Jury. Turner did not
Respond when his name was called. The
drawing OF his name was unavoidable. 1t
having been placed in the wheel several
months ago. with the other cligib!cs. long
before the bribery investigation was he
gun. The name OF Charles &. Naiiit was
also included IN the list drawn. Mr.. Nafiit
has been dead many months
Tho list of men On the venire. who were
not drawn. is as follows:
Albert Bauer. manager Bauer Bros Afer-
camille Company No. Se3i F'airmon; avenue;
Louis J. Behrens. secretary Washington
Mutual flre Insurance Company. No. 30.
Hickory street; Robert S. Brookings. vice
president Samuel Cupples' Woodenwarc
Company. No. bl25 Lindeil boulevard; James
&. Butler. retired. No. 44SS Pine street:
John j. Hogan. salesman for j. II. Crane.
No. S.iS North Newstcad avenue; George
j. Markhom. insurance. No. 1885, Benton
avenue; Herman lanch. Jeweler. No. 35lg
Illinois avenue; William II. Mayo, grand
recorder knights Tamplars. No. 35os In
fayette avenue. Frank X. oNeill, assistant
business manager Post-Dispatch. No cSla
Eads avenue; Clarence +. Parker. general
agent Illinois Central Railroad. No. $40
pcimar avenue; Sam Rathell. real estate.
No. 56iS Cahanne avenue: Frederick w
Rsque. cashier. Hanley 4 Klnseiia. No. io2I
Morgan street; John Z. Roberts, president
Roberts. johnson 4 Rand Shoe COMPANY
No. +Sb Washington avenue: Willoughby S
SN!nSlcy. secretary Hoyt Metal Company
No. SSTi Bartncr ayenue: William W. Syl-
Nasier. secretary Sylvester Coal Company.
No. b'S Cabanne avenue: Louis L Teb-
belts. vice president Mansur q Tebbetts
NJ. ~ Portland place: Otto |. Teichmaun.
secretary Teichmarn Commission Com
pany. No. "a, Lafayette avenue: James b.
True. general agent National Surety Com
pany; Charles /. Roberts shoes. No. Sios
Adams street: Frederick w. Weinhelmer.
No. .sis Henrietta street.
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GAYsvILLE.

Mrs. Madden visited in Bridgewater
last week.
Mrs. Bert Roberts visited in Bethel
last week
Mrs. Frank Davis is quite sick with
peritonitis.
Charles Duke of Northheld visited in
town recently.
Mrs. May and daughter, Bessie, have
gone to Bristol.
Frank JENNIE OF Lebanon spent Sunday
at j. +. Safford's.
Fred Steele, IT., was at home from
Mortified over Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Morse returned to her home
in Lebanon last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Brown Of Montpelier is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Z. Steele.
Misses Ida and Nellie Boutwell, Of
Ansonia. Conn, are at Z. p. Boutweil's.
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Proctor and son
Of Rutland visited friends IN town last
week.
Rev and Mrs. j. r. Henderson OF South
Dakota visited at DR.. Z. G. smiths re-
Gently.
Harris Waters has moved into his new
home which he bought Of Arthur
Ballard.
}. A. Gould and wife OF Ram
dolph visited at d. +. Gould's few day
recently.
Curtis Whitcomb and son of STAFFORD
visited at bis uncle's, Wesley Roberts /,
last week.
Mrs. Thomas Nef OF south Randolph
visited her daughter, Mrs. Charles May,
last week.
Dana Morse and wife Of Randolph
were in toyyn1 saturday tn attend the
grange meeting.
Mrs. Conant OF Randolph, formerly
known here as Mrs. Frank Reed, was in
town last week Saturday.
Wednesday, p. M, November 5, Mary
Boutwell, the invalid, had a very en-.
ioyable call long to be remembered with
pleasure, from Mrs. Sarah Chapman, the
centenarian, and Mrs. A. L. Stearns Of
Bethel
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EAST eRAINTREE.

Just received a full line OF horse blankets,
which will be sold at prices hard 10 beat.
Cali and see me before purchasing and
viii make you happy, 1t {. L. SMITH
Louie smith was at c. L. Smiths sun
day.
AC. Il. social is to be held tonight di-
rectly after prayer meeting. Refreshments
will be served.
Ora d. Copeland has gone to Manches-
ter TO do carpenter work and expects 70 De
gone all winter.
c. T.. meeting next Sunday evening at
1880. Topic, "For Me" Leader, Mrs.
Reuben Norman.
Mrs. q. A. Clough and Mrs. f. l. Clafiin
visited the legislature at Montpelier last
week Wednesday.
Miss Edith smith accompanied Mss
Mabel Smith from the X. ). y. 5. last week,
remaining over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parker were in Ran
dolph Monday afternoon 10 attend the
funeral OF Herbert Parker.
About is Good Templars enjoyed a
strawAride to this village last Friday even
ing and stopped with Mine Host VIII
liams, where a pleasant evening was
spent.
Singing school at 1880 next Friday even
ing. November IA. IN tne GuuIch bhSt-
ment. Let every one interested IN music
be in attendance. Beginners are cordially
invited.
A musical entertainment and oyster
supper will be held in the church and
basement under the auspices OF the grange
Wednesday evening, November 10. Every
one cordially invited.
The people were somewhat surprised
when John Blanchard announced last FRI
day that he was to sell his stock and
farms at auction November 10 and go TO
Chicago to work. His family expects to
remain here.
Preaching service at East Braintree
church ON Sunday next, commencing
AZ eleven O'Clock. Rev. J. w. Coffin
will occupy the pulpit. Service in the
Braintree hill church at 2:3O o'clock.
Rev. J. w. Coffin has received call to
the Cong'l church OF Newfane.
7 be village school closed last Friday
with an exhibition in the evening, con-
sisting OF songs, flag drill, Rotations,
tableauX, dialogues, etc, which meant
good deal OF labor for both teacher and
pupils. There was a large attendance. II
IS expected that Mrs. Boyden win return
for the winter school, which begins Decem-
Der l.
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srockaRlpeE.

Miss Laura Walker has a sister visiting
her.
A. E. Baker was in Rochester a Jay re-
Gently.
olin Bradley and family were in Roch'
ester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were II
Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. f. W. Clark is spending seyera
days in Brandon.
Mrs. Walter Mills and Fred Neff we're IN
Rutland recently.
A. +. Baker and Arab Holbrook were IN
Randolph Thursday.
Mrs. Maud Maynard OF Pittsiold is sew
ing at Fred Bowen's
Leslie Chamberlin was in West Lebanon
n. H., few days recently.
Frank Davis has been suffering Win
rheumatism the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Small of Rutland visit
ed at Charles Cady's recently.
Mrs. Olive Segar Of Michigan is visiting
her brother, Roman Eggleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Blackmer visited IN
East Bethel Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Green is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Barnes, in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Frank Kezer and two children OF
Rochester visited in town day recently.
Roman Holland was home over Sunday
from Bethel, where he is attending school'
Mrs. Fatima Chamberlin and daughter,
Mrs. Galen Fish, were in Rochester Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Odett of Bristol are
spending several days with friends IN
town.
Fred Phelps of Pittsfield called on K. n.
Lawrence and family and Mrs. Carl Men
recently.
A iol-pound boy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norton last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Willis Boutwell, and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Hanks, OF Rochester called
on Mrs. c. Nef Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perron, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Patnode and son, Joe, are visit
ing relatives in Bristol and Lincoln.
Mrs. Patnode, who has been spending
the summer with her son, Edward Pat
node, has returned to her home in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson were in Sherburne
Monday to attend the anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. George Boutwell,
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Miss Martha Norton 10
Frank Bowen Nov. 18th. Miss Norton
has many friends in this place who wish
them much happiness.
This community was saddened last
week when the news was received Of the
death Of Joseph II. Ward OF Montpelier.
Mr.. Ward was wen known in this town,
being one Of the firm OF Ward q Douglass,
who built the railroad bridges for the
White River Valley road.
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RRAINTREE.

Perry Smith was home from Barre over
Sunday.
The c. V. Ry. Co. is laying a new
sidetraek near the depot.
Genie Wilson has finished work at
Barre and returned home.
Charles Luce has finished work in
Brookfield and returned home.
School in district No. 2 taught by
Charles Wilson closed Friday with exer-
cises at the school house.
While Ona Wilson was driving last
Thursday the horse commenced to run,
throwing her out. She was not seriously
hurt.
Dix Camp was in town Monday getting
subscribers for telephone, which will
be put through here before December
LIST, il is expected.
Braintree Library society held meet
ing last Friday evening. Isabel Laskey
was elected librarian. No books will be
exchanged except Saturdays.
Mrs. F. c. Bachelor, Miss Eta
Richardson, Mrs. b. Z. Nickerson, Mrs.
l.. L. Dickerman and Mrs. p. j. Camp
bell visited Mrs. f. r. Campbell at
Middlesex last week Wednesday and
spent Thursday at the Capital.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. George Fullam is keeping house for
John Bean.
Rev. l.. n. Moody went to Wilder Mon
day TO attend a ministers meeting.
The Village Improvement society cleared
over $50 from its chicken pie supper last
" eek.
Professor Conant was in Montpelier
Friday on business connected with educa-
tional matters.
Rev c. H. Shepard OF Tunbridge will
preach at the Congl church next Sunday
morning, Nov. 10th.
George Dwyer and Guy Bickford have
purchased Gray horsepower and saw
works Of Chester Bickford.
Three sisters Of Mrs Grandy made her a
visit at Mr.. Bickford's last Friday. The
four sisters had not been together before
for many years.
tual Life Insurance company of MOntpel-
Ter was here last week and adjusted Mrs.
Hyzer's fire loss satisfactorily.
A paper states that Bennington wom-
an has a chrysanthemum that had POS
blossoms. Mrs. Boyden has one with
more than 300 blossoms and moreito fol-
low. ~
w. +. Ranger, superintendent of educa-
ton, and o. ID. Matthewson, normal
school commissioner, of Barre were here
Saturday to look after the interests Of the
Normal.
Mrs. G. w. Patterson, Miss Nellie Nut
ting and Miss Ella Ferrin occupied the
time OF the regular service in the Cong'l
church last Sunday with missionary ser
vice. after which collection was taken.
The Randolph Center cornet band gave
an entertainment IN the town hall in
Brookfield last Saturday evening. They
realized about S33. The band is trying to
raise sufficient money to buy new uni
forms. IS
c. L. Hodges has received information
that his son, Fred, who is in Schenectady,
n. ", has had a recurrence of hemor-
rhage Of the lungs and it is thought that
he will be obliged TO live in warmer eli
mate
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BETHEL 'LYMPus.

5. A. Bowen is suffering with large
boil on his face.
Henry Noble Of Randolph called on his
uncle, c. r. Noble, Sunday.
Rev. W. H. White OF South Royalton
held communion service at the church
Sunday.
Miss Lula Bowen finished her school in
Stockbridge last Friday and is at her
home here.
Mrs. Jane Norton is sick at the home of
5. A. Bowen. DR.. Smith OF Gaysyille is
attending her.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Frank Bowen and Matte Norton
Wednesday evening, Nov. y.
Miss Mary Norton came from Washing
ton Monday to attend the wedding OF her
sister and to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. S. A. Bowen and Miss Lula and
Mr.. and Mrs b. A. Buttles were in GAYS
vile Saturday to attend White River
Pomona grange.
School in Lympus, taught by Fannie
beavitt, closed November S. Whole num-
Der Of pupils, 20; total attendance, lsi
Pupils having no absent marks during
school membership are Grace Rove, Fam
ny Twitchell, Marion Bullard. Eta Neff
aud Adelina LaBounty. Those absent
two days OF less are Perry Chamberlin.
Glenn Iwitehell, Kenneth Billiard. Walter
and Nillo Blossom and Charles Beckwith.
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LILLIEVIIIE

Merrill Owen is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Nellie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dyke were in Betbel
Saturday on business.
Fred and Robert Markham recently Wis.
lted their sister, Mrs. Elmer Stoddard
Matte Dyke attended the exercises ~
the 'Lympus school which closed SatpT-
day. 'ui .
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wasbburn wore
made very happy by a nine-pound nov
coming to their home October %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles Hoisington visited
az ms sisters, Mrs. Abraham Whitakeris
IN Rochester Saturday and Sunday.
News has been received Of the serious
illness OF Mrs. Julia Ann BRYANT NM
lives with her son, Prof G. w. Bryapt ~
durham, n. c. Her many friends bons
for her recovery.
AS Elmer Stoddard was coming home
from chopping one night last week he
saw quite large bear in Myron Morse's
pasture 1t sat up and looked AT him To-
several minutes and then went on.
Inc Congregational ladies' soeiat,, 81
uag sllle' OF which Mrs. y. c. Brown i 4
member, met at her home Friday. Tbers
were Is W no partooS Of the bountifpI An,
he5, consisting Of beans, brown bread
Tolls, apple, mince and pumpkin nies
Puddlngs and cakes. All had a nice t{rce'
long TO be remembered.