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New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
4 NEW STEP N DUBOIS SUIT.
SPECIAL, MASTER IN CHANCERI FILES HIS
REPORT AND MAKES AWARD
TO LAWYERS.

LAWYERS generally will he interested To kno" 'hdt
srin another step has been reached III 'Ie "ei'
known suit law. dubois agt- the tiues- les
terdav Arthur II Nasten. special master IN chan
cory filed in the clerk office of the United states
Circuit Court his report. 1t contains seven nun
dred typewriter pages and deals with the amounts
t. he paid hudson Harmon Seymour Il Harmon ana
Henry Clark johnson for legal services in the
T7laiutiff"s behalf The sums originally asked IN the
bills Of the lawyers are considerably cut
The suit Of the invento'. John Dubois, has heen
on the records of the United States Circuit Court
for the Southern District Of NewYork for eighteen
Years and is Vet in its preliminary stages
Mr. Dubois invented a caisson. which It was DC
cIared Mr. RoabIing the engineer. used in building
the Brooklyn Bridge in 1871. In 1881 the DUBOIS
natent exrred but suit for damages was begun
against the city Of York and Brooklyn Hear
ing of evidence for the plaintiff finished In 1871
Meanwhile the inventor had died, leaving his
claims against tho cities to his nephew John b
Dubois who continued the litigation. In lhHS three
referees appointed. after special legislation 10
determine the justness Of the claim their fees to
he advanced by the cities aud finally assessed upon
the losing marty. After six years they rendered a
report adverse TO Dubois \ year later suit was
begun against Dubois in the federal courts OF
Pernsvlvania to recover the referees fees. The
Judges decided that the appointment Of the stat
Itorv referees illegal, thus rendering VOID thelr
report and setting he case back ten years, ears, Cor
In the time Thomas 4; Ecctes, cGaISei ior
mon SevnoiIr & Harmon and Henry Clark John
enT tn receiI. contingent fees OF : per and
retainer Experts testified thai the city saved 300
bv using the Dubois cdisSon Win interest
from ISL the claim amounts 10 over %@,eFiW'. Nv"
Years later Eccles obtained permission To dschArge
mis- associate counsel. Johnson demanded >lt"p.
Seyrnolr & Harmon $500" and JUdson Harmon
r. 3sl As no agreement could he reached Special
Master Masten appointed 20 report on the
Harmon s. so. Johnson s25+E'. and uds"n Harmon
only s. 06: 81 7o0 the claim OF Patent Expert quinn
hey, is granted. -
Mr. Eccles has since retained Carter. Hughes d
Dwight as associate counsel and they are working
Ia brinc the original claim before the court. If
favo-a h- verdict be reached ther" an appeal 10
the Circuit Court Of Appeals seem certain. and
from that tribunal to the Suprem" Court ~ the
not he reached lawyers think. under fifteen Years
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
FORTI TWO YEARS ( POLTCEN4N
CAPTAIN ANTHONY j. ALLAIRE TO-DAY
CELEBRATES ATNtVERSARY or EN-
TRANCE TO THE SERVICE.

More than a generation I'm tho Police Department
Is the record Of captain Anthony !. Allatrc. Of
the Pier \ station. wh" will celebrate to-day th"
forty-scco anniversary OF his entrance into tho
service This includes three years at tho front in
tho civil War with police regiment when h"
became a hrGadieT general captain Affair" has
experienced every phase "t polio" duty. and feels
that he good for another decade.
He was born on February q. 1879 At Cincinnati.
la 1S22 he this city. Hc went to school in
Madson-st. whore tho teacher a \. Stout,
afterward president of lh" shoe and Leather Bank.
OF Mr.. Stout the captain remembers that h" never
spared the rod For tTEe Captain Allaire was
an iron worker but 1850 h left that business and
entered the Police Department. serving at first
under Captain John Cameron. His first arrest, he
relates was that Of drunk"
When the war broke ont he took command "f the
1S2d New York Regiment. which then comprised
only eighteen men. ali policemen. He com
missoned captain "f infantry and assigned 70 the
Army o. the Potomac. He service At New
Orleans and with sheridan. being mustered out on
Juno 6 1865 and brevettcd a hriGader general
He re-entered the police force in July. 1850. rising
from patroIman IT, \ captdincy In 1851 He built
he oaL-st station. Ten years later he WAS trans
ferred to the central Ofice drill instructor.
place he still holds The veteran captain has had
many queer experiences and hairhreadth escapes.
He is proud OF his record. Nearly half a centur,
i'm the citys service is indeed, thing of which
few policemen can boast.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
OFFERINGS At THE STOKES.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS. Of Brooklyn. announce
great values in lace curtains and uphosterings.
Seventy-fve hundred pairs of curtains Of all styles
Will be sold at sacrifice pr!ces to make room for
a line of rich and exclusive designs. Up
holsterings, damasks tapestries. portleres and
ia ahecovers will be sale. FAN dress fabrics are
already in stock.
a D. MATTHEW'S SONS. of Brooklyn, have
scheme defeat the coal barens, since d pair
their woollen blankets viii obviatc the need for
coal. They have arranged for supplies from six
large mills. Fully acre OF moor space is
devoted heir trunk samples OF every kind, to
suit any taste \ clearance sale viii be held this
week, at which good bargains may be secured.
transfer Of stock in the carpet room Will oher a
chance for carpets at special prices
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COMPANY, of
Nos. 155 and l57 West Thirtyfourth-st. give ft
preston and faithful execution to old designs in
the furniture they exhibit
r. J. HORNER & CO. OF No. 6l TO 50 West
Twent -thrd-st have fall exhibition of beautiful
bedroom. parior and dining room furniture at spe-
cial prices.
GEORGE c. FLINT co, OF No. iS to q West
Twenty thrd-st display furniture and interior
decorations which blend appropriately, giving har-
monious effects and utilizing every possibility In
each room
STERN BROTHERS. West Twenty-thrd-st will
show advance styles tailor made suits, with spe-
ciai values in skirts of all materials closing out
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

Frank Castle. who while private secretary to the
Rev Or Z. :. Macarthur. OF Calvary Baptist
church il is alleged. stole $40. books and
tvnewriter valued at $50. from the clergyma n g
study in the church was arragned before MaSis-
trate Barlow in the jefferson Market court yes
terda1 and held in $1,000 bail for trial.
Announcement has been made by the Municipal
Civil Service Commission that open competitive eX
aminations will II" held rs follows: For archi-
tecturaI draughtsman. Monday, September Is, at
10 a m: applications received until September Is
For orderly. Wednesday. September H. al 10 a.
applica tious received until that day For topo-
graphical draughtsrnan, Friday. September 19. 10
a m: applica tions received until that day. For
chairman rodman Friday, September 26, 10
a m: applications may be made until Friday. Sep
ko,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
REPORT ARolrT sERGEANT CHURCHILL.

Commissioner Partridge was asked yesterday
bout the that he had decided To dismiss
Sergeant Churchill from the force and that his
decision would be made known Monday.
The record Of the case has Tot been written up
vet" said the Commissioner and | cannot give
nv decision by Monday. think. That's all the
Commissioner would on the subject.
Sergeant Churchill seen while duty at
ne desk the West OHe-hundredth-St. station.
DO you know anything about this story" he
asked.
What is it? Good news bad" asked the ser
Geant.
After he had read the story that IL rumored
he would he dismissed from the force, Sergeant
Churchill said:
This is the first news / had on the sub
icct and I don't believe 1t; cant believe it's true
Trntil | have been officially informed won't be
lieve that the Commissioner has rendered any such
decision
rs il true sergeant. that your counsel has pre-
pa rcd m argument in appeal If the decision should
be AGAINST you2'' was asked.
No it Is not true. far | know Mr.
Rosalsky is quite confident that the decision will
be In my favor
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
FOR THE EAST SIDE 81 BU 1l =
MANHATTAN AND BRONN ORGANIZATIONS
FORM a WORKING; COMMITTEE.

To hasten the construction Of direct East Side
rapid transit line and a line up Jerome-aVe-' heIe
gates from, A dozen different Manhattan and The
Rronx orranizat tons met in the of the North
Side Board Of Trade last week and formed Joint
committee on Manhattan and The Bronx rapid
transit extensions The committee organized by
the election of Albert +. Davis. president or the
North Side Board Of Trade, chairman. and Ed
ward J Murray OF the Harlem Property Owners
Association as secretary. The following organiza-
ticns were represented: North Side Board OF
Trade Harlem Property Owners Association
Tvrenty-third Ward Property Owners Association.
Taxpayers Alliance. Heights Taxpayers Associa-
1ion United Real Estate Owners Association.
South Bronx Association, Tenth, Eleventh and Sew
enteenth Ward Property Owners Association.
Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward Association, East
Side Citizens and Taxpayers Association. Tniver-
sitv Heights Association and Bronx West Side
Association.
A conference committee. consisting Of TWO dele
gates from each association. was appointed. ana
this committee met on Friday evening. with Cap
tain Charles Baxter chairman. and resolved TO
ask for the immediate construction Of the East
Side and Ierome-aye lines. and will 50 report to
tho Joint committee at meeting to he held a. the
North Side Board of Trade rooms tomorrow at
2.
The following resolution adopted at a special
meeting of the North Side Board Of Trade. held
Thursday evening
Resolved. That tho North Side Board - T'ra4"
urge the Immediate construction Of an East Sido
rapid transit line from Forty seconds. nnrth"riN
into The Bronx: also line up the Jeromr-aE"- val
ie,- tbfs giving to the barotgh~ ~ Manhattan and
The Bronx continuous East and West Sid" lines.
Resolutions % similar import wcr" adopted hy
the Twenty third Ward Property owners Associa-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
uoRG4N DOESN'T SEE OPERATORS
ANTHRACITE SECRETARY SAYS HE WILL
Not TAKE PART IN STRUGGLE

ANTHRACITE SECRET Afk1 1+Ni = ~
NOT TAKE PART IN STRUGGLE
7 Fierpont Morgan went to his office at Va"
and Broad sts about noon yesterday ana re-
manned there part of the afternoon. nut II Was
said there that he had no talk with coal opera
tors or representatives of the miners. ana lhat
he had no engagement To meet John MltcheH'
He had no additional statement TO make ABOUT
the strike situation. it was said.
Henry : Fleming. secretary OF the An-hlacNe
Coal Operators Association. was reported
Yesterday evening as saying that MI. Morgan
would not attempt to interfere N the coal strike
and Furthermore. If he did he would not be per
mitted TO take any hand in the struggle MI
Fleming explained to d Tribune reporter thal
he had been partly misunderstood. He had sald
that Mr.. Morgan would probably not take any
action. r-,,. ...b,-
LAS TO the rest Of it said Mr.. Fleming that
is not correct If Mr.. Morgan desired 10 TAKE
any steps in the matter of course he WouIu pe
per1nitted to- hut ] happen to he altogelner
nositive that Mr.. Morgan does not lntehd any
thing Of the kind. ,,,;
Mr. Fleming said that several Of the coiilerles
were being put in repair for resumption OF WORK
He ANTICIPATED 4 general break up OF the strike
in a short time.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
WARRANT OUT FOR REAGAN'S ARREST
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE RE
MAINS OPEN TO GIVE HIM A CHANCE
TO SURRENDER.

Inspector Cortright issued an order to the cap
tain of every precinct i'll the metropolitan district
Yesterday afternoon. to arrest on sight Stephen j.
Respan late wardman of Captain Herlihy
charge Of periurv A warrant for his arrest has
been secured hy the District Attorney The charge
of perjury is based alleged contradictions In his
sworn testimony at first trial of Captain tierli-
NV in 1900 and in his trial. which ended
Wednesday.
The District Attorneys office remained open untn
u m Yesterday afford Reagan opportunity
surrender himself but he did not appear
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
OUTGOING STEA HERS.

MONDAY AUGUST -
Nal sais
Jefferson Norfolk Old Dominion. o.on III
TUESDAY. AUGUST 26.
n..a r.I,astor Morgan. 3o0p
Hamilton Norfolk old Dominion o:ts NJ
Sepuranca Colon. Panama 1o;oo IN i"op m
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST -.
Oceanic Liverpool White $50 IN l2:,o III
Southampton American ":3o m lou IN
arleston ,'vde. ...-..... 800
t,arir ,,Ivaston Mallory y
Norfolk dominion. 300
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

>, 90 ,,,,i1 tho Health Department took steps
10 sbate the nuisance when supply of hard Goa, Goa,
- :. nf,tained Nearly every one of the ferry nee.
& ma ,,S3ng soft coal Yesterday. When it happened
that two or three of the boats were to see
tbc bir arch of the railroad station beIllhu uieHi
through the smoke.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

and cbiidrens sIits fan styles all materials. VIII
be on sale tomorrow. New effects in curtains anu
q special sale Of bedsteads also deserve holo,.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

7
Steamer Philadelphia Mills. southampton and Cher
mdse. ii0 cabin and 11Oi steeraee
the internao Navigation Co Arrived at
i2:tt "a IN.
steamer British King iBr Riddle. Newcastle {
and Antwerp with ndse ianderson & Son. Arrived
he 2: 8, m
steamer wells city tBr,. bristol August and
wi mdse James Arkell & Co. Arrived
at $3.50 u m
steamer Noordam tDutchp. Bonjer. Rotterdam
u, with mdse 21 cabin and Al
to the Holland America Line Arrived AT
% Bar |
steamer Excelsior Courtin Rotterdam August
and shields ballast Philip Ruprech Arrived at
nj II IN I'D
steamer Ninceuzo Utan, Bologna and Girgen
July H. Palermo August . with mdse and
cabin passenger % Phelps Bros n Co Arrived the
n.
Steamer Prince tRr). July 26 Rio
Jan I Bahia ! and Barbados ls with mdse
nd passengers the 9 Sesger Arrived
Bar "A q a
steamer Coamo Sargent August II. with
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
GENERAL j. j. DICKINSON DEAD.

Ocaa. Fla. Aug % General J. j. Dickinson,
of the best known ex-Confederates In Florida died
to-day at his home here. He eishty-eght years
old General Dickinson won considerable reputa-
ton in the civil War as cavalry comma nder. He
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALREMARLE-W William Barnes. jr. Of Albany.
FIFTH AVENUE, Leslie NJ. Shaw, Secretary of
the Treasury Of Washington IMPERIAI.-Majo jor
= 7 smith L s A MANHATTAN -.Iudg-
Henry Stoddard of New-Ifsven; the Rev. Church
in Satterlae. Of Columbia. s. G. and Ex-Governor
p 9 I,ounsbury 81 Connecticut NAVARRO
r w Vizay. surgeon. L. 5. A. WALDORF
ASTORIA-Rolla Wells. Mayor Of st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
:. II r. BOATS USING SOFT COAL AGAIN.

TIC lover mart Of the North River was so be
riopdcd with soft coal smoke from river craft yes
inrday that At times IL impossible 10 sec down
tho river 10 the Battery. Il hung the water
in srnudgv clouds and made travel across the
stream unpleasant in the extreme The stiff wind
waited il the various ferryboats. carrying il
irfo the windows Of cabins. where II deposited
SCOT the straw hats of men and white gowns of
The OF this condition were the
f-FrYDcs ts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad The man
fler IN which the smoke poured from the stacks OF
these boats suggested smokestsch on the water
front Buffalo.
Soon after The anthracite strike was declared
AssaS GoatS began TO sofe coaL and cortinued
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
Announcements. ts.
aiissouIa. Tetonka.
Two New Collars.
z. & V.
5. e. "

All Wool a Yard Wide No Shoddy.
REMARKABLE GAINS.
The circulation, Of The New Tribune shows a
or IA pr psty and than II cent sun
DAY for Juiy 1902. compared with the
sii growing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ALI. WOOL. A YARD WIDE. NO SHODDY.
REMARKABLE GAINS.

The circulation Of The New-N"rk Trthune
shows a gain of over ~ per cent Daily and
more than I per cent Sunday for July. 1902.
ua with the same month In 1901,
and IL Is still growing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Aug q Arrived. steamer Campsnis .Sr, ST..
Etrtris ,Rr Watt. New York via queenstown I'D
sailed steamer celtic tfrI. Lindsay. New Y orh .
Sry Au- Passed. Main Ct'erl. Won Borrsll
rrernan for and Baltimore.
2:Saed. steamer Celtic tSr'. iindsaF
,from Liverpool New York.
3i-Ssilsd- steamer 81 fau Jarnisor
York ,.,s ,p.i.,
Manchester. Aug 22Arrved. steamer 'ataeron 'ne'e
Russell. York.
London Aug 23 Sailed steamers Tnscarors tBr Payne
New York: Mesaba tRrl Lowe. New York .,.,-
Hamburg Arrived. steamer AuguSte NicIorls
Gen. Kaempn. New York via Plymouth and Cner-
Fremerhaven Aug 23-SaiIed steamer KosniGin t-uise
otier, VolSer. New York via Southampton. ~,
Copenhagen. - Arrived. steamer NFhiuCNS 'Sa''
C;undernann. New York -,. .p.,r,
NickcIs. New York. ,
Cherhourg Aug ~ Sailed. st Paul Jsn1ison
from hampton for New York. -
Aug %. noon-Sailed. steamer la SaVoie 'fr''
Gibraltar Aug 23-Psssed steamers Dinnamare Utah.
YIrkf dalts. Venice. etc
Naples Aug 1a-Sailed Massiiia tFrl Joupert
from Marseles,. NewYork: Citta d Miano tItal
Cienoab New-York: I'd steamer RES
peris ,F;rI from Marseillesl. New YORK.
sue Aug aS-Arrived. steamer Melbourne tBr'. Ross
Ma colombo for New ork
Fort Natal. Aug Arrived. steamer York Castle tBr
Para Aug al-Sacd steamer Poycarp (Br). James. New
Hong Kong AUG ARRIVED. steamer Lnwther Castle
ORR Watson. Nep-York via Aden Singapore and
Manila. Yokohama. etc
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
SHIPPING NEWS.

| PORT OF -YoRK-sArURDAY AUGUST - 1902.
ARRIVED
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MI%IkTURE ALMANAC.

NININII Nt NI.INNN''
ei ,.,s Sunset G. ~ Moon rises p:t6 Moons ls
HIGH WATER
=, eaa tioo II .O5 GOV Island II - He'll Gate II
y San, ioo II 81 Gov. Island i3S He'll Gate l:21
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Tracy & Co No 80 Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
Amnscmenrs-

r,dsa and passengers the New York ara Iot'o t''
Ss 20 Anchored outside the Bar az go. m .. A..
S,e.per British Prince NcDouEali. tasaldo. 'upa NJ
r,=t ~ Nth sugar Murson ArrtVed AZ the 1877
n
steamer Alamo staples Galveston August ~ ana STUDS rs
ricL u1ds aud passengers to 9 ~ NaHorE q
steamer Hamilton. Hitler Newport News anu N3IloiS
,it,, ,,Isa and the Old Dominion ss , .
,'itr ~ rrmiDghan Burg. Savannah August
o. with ndse and passengers to the Ocean - 60.
SAILED.
steamers CHatahocchee. Boston Kansas 15y -
Baltimore tiodsboro tliIsasl
oneida Win nston c. and Georgeto"n 9 er, & -
tyts ana Denerara: Castle. Havana Atai V'eII'
Kingston SavanilIa. Valencia Ger ape S ~
Tort Nicolai II dam, thrStldtha anu
nhag.r 7 NJ C;uffsv Galveston Princess Anne NortoA
s,5 Tevuort News: Onda. Matanzas 'sToeilss st-.
,,nasss Kew West and Galveston Fl Siglo tiaN
f'onns New orleans Sordkap tNorl. TIT tHte n
Melbourne. etc anA1ldh tfI'
Iiverro ,Brt. I4verpool MinneonE If'T1; ..
t,;er Naples; RottSrdan 'lu'cn'-
Pn,isrian, and ISouiogne. Terence tRr' Manchester
c,aracIs curacao via Porto Rico Pontiac tH1, vi
trait,r Malta Venice etc: Krooniand Antwerp, Roma
,Er, MarseilIes: Columbia terl, Glasgow
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-11-19
Teachers Association.

Teachers Association.
The Teacher's Association of Lex
ington county will meet at Lexing.
ton on the 29th of November. The
following program has been ar.
ranged:
1. Poor Spoilers; Poor Readers
How shall different results be OBJ
tainede-Miss Ellen Hendrix.
2 Composition Work in the Com
mon Schools. e. R. Kyzer.
8. Free Text Books, Advantages
and Neutrality-suspicious. 81. Hope,
Jr.
4. Should the apportionment for the
Public Schools be increaseda-E. Q.
Shealy.
Committee.
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Over Tlow;ng.

The attention Of country merchants
is called to the extensive jobbing de-
psrsment Of ]. 4. Mirnnsugh & Co.,
Columbia. They can find q large
line Of dry goods, notions, clothing.
shoes, hats, &C., and at prices that
will compare favorable in chespness
with northern markets In the
meantime his retail departments are
full 10 over flowing with real bar
gains. If you want to save money
in the purchase Of these goods be
sure TO give Mimnaugha . call when
in the city before purchasing else
where.
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THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
10rrnv an rrvrHrrNn,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
By Geo. s. Drafts, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, SAMUEL B. GORGRE,
w G. G. C. and G. S., made suit to me
to grant him Letters of Administration Of
the Estate of and effects of Mrs. Lula Boat
wright;
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors of the said Lula Boatwright, deceased
that they be and appear, before me, in the
Court of Probate. to be held at Lexington
C. H., S. c.. on the 18th day Of December,
1902, next, after publication hereof at ii
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 30th day Of
October Ammo Dominl, 1902.
GEORGE S. DRAFTS, j. P. L. G.
Published on the 5th day of November,
1902, in the Lexington Dispatch. 6w5
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-11-19
Becoming Popular.

Prof. John Hood has fine school
at Summit. With that enthusiastic
zeal and system that he displays in
all that he undertakes, he has at
considerable trouble cleared up the
grove and keeps the school room in
perfect order. As his methods are
becoming better understood, the more
they are appreciated, and he is daily
becoming more popular with patrons
and pupils.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-11-19
Burned.

The barn and cotton house Of Mr..
Z. j. Langford were burned on the
10th inst. The origin Of the fire is
unknown, but there are evidences
which arouses suspicion of it having
been the work OF an incendiary.
Mr.. Landlords loss is about $3.50.
The Governor has offered reward
of one hundred dollars for the appre-
hension and conviction of the person
or persons who did the dirty work.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-11-19
Loss Of F |esh

When you can't eat break.
fast, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take SCOTS
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishing, take SCOTS
Emulsion.
TO get fat you must eat
fat. SCOTS Emulsion is a
great fattener, a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues, not only tat. Scotts
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invaIids, for con.
valescents, for consumptives,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, SCOTS
Emulsion is a rich and com.
Portable food, and a natural
tonic.
SCOTS Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
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Notes fsom xlondike.


The following notes have been re-
ceivsd from our correspondent, Klon-
dixie, since his notes were printed on
page g..
The familiar sound of the Pond
Branch school bell is again heard in
the land. Miss Leila Lindler wields
the rod. =
The trustees OF Long Branch were
very fortunate in securing the SER
vices of Miss Inetta Roberts. Miss
Roberts has taught this school for
several sessions and is great favor
ite with all.
Mrs. Austin Smith is enjoying q
good case OF measles.
MIR. Willie Wood walks no more
the path of life alone, but has taken
unto himself rib of bone. A Miss
Lewis is his bride.
Klondike.