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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14

Women in various parts of tho country
with headquarters at Washington, are raj.
ing money to erect monument to General
Spinner. the first man to admit women In
the treasury department at WASHINGTON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14
MEMS LIST.

Frank nj, Morris of Chicago is in Lon
don and viii take trip through English
and Scottish cities in search of rare books.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14

Henry Ernest Cooper the first secretary
at Hawaii, has arrived in San Francisco,
to place his son at school in Berkeley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14

WOMEN'S LIST
Mrs. Allen Miss Bertha La Belle, Mrs II
c. Iadd, Edith Brown, Miss Adelaide Biz
ben 90, Miss Blanche Brownell Miss Flor
ence Allen. Miss Julia Nichols, Miss Jan,
T. Page, Mrs. f.. IL. Eaton, Miss lydi.
Ruedy, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Ellis
Simms., Miss Mary French Miss Finnegan
Mrs. Florence Tredo. Miss Maple Vary
Miss Carrie Wilder, Miss Cordlie Maquis
Mrs A. L. Johonro, Carrie Gay.
MEMS LIST.
Fred Barnard. Delphise Bonhomme. Ed
die Roudon, Delphis Beauchamp, Adolphu!
Carter, James Pierce. l.. Price ii. Carlson
II. Cushman. r.. J.. II. Perry w. A
Dewey, NJ D., w, II. Ellis. Mr.. Russell
James Read (9. Paul Shappy, ]. Edward
Curtis, George ii. Simpson, George A
Smith, Everett IA. Scott, Chas. X. Gilbert
r.. G. Taylor. James Holohan, j. W. Har
vey, George II, Howe, j. j. Jackson, Theo
G. Jarvcy r. l., Wolcott Fred Young
Wen Wevman, Louis Parizo, u. Lewen
helm, Joseph George, Joseph Cody. Antoin,
Cote (2.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
WOMEN'S LIST.

List or unclaimed letters remaining in
the burlington post Office for the weeh
ending August II. 1902.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14

Excursion to Adsable Chasm. See ad.
on page 8
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August rs.
Return Service.

Passengers will leave Ausabls
Chasm @:05 p. m. each day ar
irving Burlington on steamer
ChateaUgay about AS, con-
Meeting with special train to
their respective starting
points.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
ROCK DROPS THROUGH ROOF.
Fell Dangerously Near Army Of
ficer and His Wife.
REPrnLIC sPrrTAI.

San Francisco. Oct. u-Lieutenant L
knowles OF the Thirteenth Infantry thought
n thundsrbolt had dropped apo his domi-
ellie when a heavy stone crashed through
the roof and fen at his feet The Leuten-
ant and his wife were In the house at the
time and narrowly escaped being struck by
the rock
The Lieutenant's home Is situated on 8
slope above the discharge camp, on Angel
Island. On the hillside. 30 yards below the
house, a roadway Is being constructed by
the soldiers. and in the course OF their
work IL was found necessary TO blast a huge
bOvlder in order to remove IL from the road
way. A heavy charge Of dynamite was eN-
pIoded and the fragments were sent flying
in ali directiona one piece Of stone weigh
ing about nifty pounds hurtled high in air
and then descended upon the roof Of the
Knowles residence.
When the alarmed soldiers ran TO the
house TO see n any one was injured they
found Lieutenant Knowles seated in the
~dlning-room. his wife beside him, and the
rock lying upon the floor a Few feet away
from the couple. The heavy missile had
crashed through the outer roof. the ceiling
and tbs second floor before Its flight was
stopped.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Knowles were star
tied BY the u-nceremonious arrival Of their
adamantine visitor. but had recovered their
equanimlty when the anxious soldiers
rushed IN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
BABE DRINKS MILK AND DIES.
Child Sinks Into Strange Stupor
After Morning Meal.
R%EPTBLIC SPECIAL.

san Francisco. Oct u.-Strange was the
Icain o. z-months-old Genevfeve Shirpser.
daushte- Of Arthur ShirpSeT. a merchandise
Joooer- Three hours before her death she
vas 4 rowing. Joyful bate. Doctors who
were ~hurredly called tn when the child was
her death.
At : o'clock little Geneyfeve awoke happy
ana hungry Her mother prepared her early
IuorhluE meal-tWc r~easpcoufuls of con-
densed milk and abSut eleven ounces OF wa
ter. Always robust. the babe ate heartily.
Ihen she sank baCk into slumber-her last.
shortly afterwards Mrs. Shirpser noticed
that the child appeared 10 De in a state OF
Inconsistencies Doctor Iafdiaw. who WAS
visiting a patient in the neighbOrhood. was
Eurrtediy called When he reached the lit
tie sufferers bedside. he perceived that che
was already dying An hour later the baby
was dead.
I I'M not sure just what caused DEATH
said Doctor Latdlaw- The child appeared
TO be robust and healthy. In fact. the IA
Their and mother told me hat she had been
an unusually healthy child.
When ] reached her nothing could be
Il am OF the opinion that the CHILD was
Cyerfad The amo-ruf ~ food rf.ar ber v-.s
too much Tor n baby OF her age. The stom-
ach was overcrowded. became dis.endea.
pressed against the heart and CAUSED
death"
Doctor Iaidlaw said he saw no evidences
Of ptomaine or other poisoning. \ fresh can
OF the milk had been opened. and that. IN
the opinion Of the doctor. was not tainted.
The can OF milk is new In the hands OF the
Coroner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

Championship OF the world. Yesterday
Harry Corbett received n letter from his
brother In which he says: There Is only
one thing ] desire in puEilism and that Is
q fight with JenrieS I know / can whip
the big fellow. Judging By the battle he
engaged in with F~ttizsimmons. l am con
WINGED that the champion IS slower than he
was when he went against me. II he Is I
can punch him all over the ring without
danger OF getting a return Now. l wish
you would call on Delany and Jenrfes and
see what you can do toward arranging a
contest"
Jenfries has ali along expressed willing
ness to give CuTbett another chance FOR the
heavyweight title. seeing In this match
only| an opportunity for a money-making
tight. Harry Corbett thinks. the contest
cannot be brought on until next May. owing
TO Jlm's theatrical engagements, The lat
ter Is willing and anxious. however. 10 sign
now, so that he can determine upon his
future course without Interfering with the
nght
Jimmy Britt has been matched 10 fight
Billy Gardner before the san Francisco
Athletic Club October II The pair will box
twenty rounds. aud are TO weigh N at ~
pounds at s o'clock. The mill viii. be
brought OF IN Woodward's Patiiion- Gard
ner Is the brother of the middle-weight and
lightweight champion. He has been in the
ring since 1894 and Is conceded TO be a
tough customer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
VaricoeeIe Cured in 5 Days.

Naricocele Is a ard broken
down condition Of the spermatlc veins and
sexual circulation. due usually TO abuse
and indiscretions. II s. a constant menace
70. health. and II neglected IL certain to
rfck the nervous system and deplete the
physical. mental and sexual powers. II o
are atnicted come 10 our offices and learn
why Naricocele causes total impotency
and how. by our method OF procedure, we
can entirely rid you OF IL. We will explain
the superior curative powers POSSESSED IN
our special method OF treatment. and tel
You how We accomplish a radical cure 81
this malady in i've days. without pain.
Suneriug or Inconvenience, where other
doctors require q much longer time. and
then seldom succeed. Not only do We
cure the Naricoceie. to stay cured. but tn.
wasted powers OF manhOO are restored
~ their fullest degree. Our system Or
Treatment has been used In thousands Of
the most aggravated cases without rec0ri
OF a single failure. and Is without doubt
the very quickest. safest and surest cure
known 20 medical science. and the only
one that should ever be used for this
-treacherous affection. Besides giving in
ternal constitutional remedies. we use a
local treatment which quickly re-estab-
fishes a healthy circulation Of blood 10 the
weakened parts. enlarges the wasted
glands and gives permanent tone and
strength 20 the erectile tissues OF the gen
erative organs. Under our treatment all
traces OF and disease soon disap-
pear. the stagnant blood Is forced from
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

Few people can understand the feel
iugs Of the pugilist as he is being counted
out. He hears the seconds licked of.
He struggles to rise, but struggles IN
vain. He has lost the fight
There are soul who are making a
losing fght fer life that can appreciate
this; those Whose lungs are diseased.
With every tick Of the watch, they know
that they are being counted out.
The great question IS how can a quick
rally be made 10 continue the fight
against disease2 Many who have asked
that question have found a satisfactory
answer in the use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II cures bronchitis.
obstinate, deep-sested coughs heror-
rhsge, night -sweats, e~maciaton, and
other conditions which If neglected or
unskilfully treated may find a fatal
termination in consumption
-when I eo1a<zoed taking Dr.. Pseree's
Goldea eedS1l Discovery writes Nr. Joen T
veTy low with a cough. aud would A. times sd
up blood I was not able 20 do any work a. all.
was wax and my head was dixxv. The 6rS
eoaie took did me 90 muck good that had
twelve eottie2 Nov do not look like nor feel
Ike The amc man IS I was a year ago. People
were astonished and sad they did 10t think I
entirely cured Of . dis-sse from yhieh had IL
have died.
There are cr-es behind every claim
made for the Discovery which no
Ejust as goodS medicine can show.
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
MRS. FEM GETS ALIMoNY.
Man Who said She Was Cold Must
Pay Six Dollars a Week.
%RFPrBLIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Oct. 11-Marte DeLNon Fem.
who was described as the worst PROPOSE
ton that ever existed In human form" by
her husband, Emory Fem. IT. lis suit
against her for divorce. was allowed SO
counsel fees and S q week almony by JUS
ucv Gldersleeve pending the trai OF the
suit.
Fem is the g0n OF Justice Augustus Fem.
His wife charged that he abandoned her to
go to the Spanish War and has not con-
fributed 10 her support since. She says he
went TO Cuba without her knowledge and
consent.
his return home he learned that his wife
had taken a boarder in the person OF Jo-
spph Sham sham Is correspondent IN the
divorce suit.
Jurtice Gilderslecve in his decision says
that Mrs. Fem had entered an absolute de-
NAL to her husbands charges. and that. al
lowing the usual rule In such cases. she Is
under the circumstances entitled TO support
pending the outcome CT the suit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

either al sea or before the mail reached tbs
steamship.
Less han a fortnight ago Il was reported
that the malls on the Savoy had been
rined and that a large number OF valuable
bonds had disappeared a report was
denied. but the police are looking for the
thieves. Last week Captain Titus received
a request from the Prefecture OF Police OF
Paris 70 look for bonds worth S0.0OO. stolen
the United States
Chief Inspector Thorpe OF the postal ser
vice declined to make any statement re-
garding the latest loss. Superintendent Post
also was retcent- A subordinate said the
package was stolen N Europe. The detect
Ives believe II was taken before the mali
pouch was closed and sealed. The pouch
had not been cut and the seals had not been
tampered with II IL probable that two OF
the most expert detectives in the postal
service will be sent TO Europe 10 assist IN
running Town the thieves.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
THE HONEYMOON SPECIAL
Railroad May Provide Train Serv-
ice for Bridal Parties.
R~EPrBL.C sPnCAI.

Chicago. Oct. u-For the protection OF
It's passengers the Chicago and Northwest
ern Road is considering a plan TO put a
bridal car on one Of its eastbound trains.
This train leaves Freeport every week day
evening and arrives in Chicago In the
morning. This train carries more weidng
Middle West.
Last evening the train started out OF
freeport with one couple. got another at
East Rockford and another at Cherry Val
ley. and stiil another at Elgin. There was
strewn on the floor OF the car q bushei OF
rice. and the package racks were hung
with old shoes OF every size and descrfp-
ton The seats and windows we're fes-
TONED with white ribbons. and at each sta
ton there would come in through the open
window showers OF rice and handouts or
small circulars. setting forth the fact that
n newly-wedded pair were about to get on
the train. Many protests against these
p-leasantries have reached the company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Associate Diseases.

In curing an ailment Of any kind we
never fail to remove all reflex compiler
lions or associate diseases. II the case is
\aricQcele- the weakness caused bv Il dis
appears. II IL IS Structure and developed
ir ProStatic. Bladder or Kidney affections.
The injured organs are all restored 10 a
Perfectly healtSful condition II IL is con-
thglrus Blood Poison. any and all Skin.
Blood and Bone diseases arising from the
faint are entirely and permanently ELM
mated from the SYSTEM II II Is Tmal-
tency. The many distressing symptoms fol-
lowing in its train and indicating a per-
manent decline OF physical. mental and
vital power are totally removed and ran
t1ly replaced by the youthful energy -
robust manhood. Hence. all resulting ills
and redex complications. which may be
properly termed associate diseases. and
which. In fact. are often more serious
than the original ailment that gives rise
10 them-ai. We say. disappear completely
and forever with the cure OF the main
maIady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Blood Poison.

II you have contracted this Addiction.
and your blood Is polluted. YOU must take
immediate steps to be purged Of Il. Blood
Poison J. an imperiOus and cruel master;
the rich and poor alike fail at its Wither-
ing touch II you ave sore throat. mu-
cous patches. pimples. copper-coIoref
spots. bone pains. falling hair or any
symptoms OF this disease. in either prt-
mary. secondary or tertiary stages. come
70 our Offices and be entirely and forever
nd OF II. Our treatment is a specific IN the
true sense OF the word: Il quickly destroys
me virus, clears the skin. purifes the
blood and thoroughly cleanses and eradf-
Gates az traces Of poison from the sys-
tenn All danger Of recurrence Is complete
removed Have you taken patent nedi-
cines or intrusted your health to incom-
petent druggists or physicians? Does his
poison sun Turk IN your SYSTEM II may
break forth and embarrasS you when SCI
Tied In He Can you afford to marry
Why take potash and mercury for years
when We can guarantee a lasting cure IN
a much shorter time without the use OF
these Injurious remedies? Consult Us at
once
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Structure Cured in 20 DAYS.

II you are afflicted come 20 our Offices
ana learn why neglected Structure is Ger
tam 10 lesdlt IN stHous &ddder and KID
hey complications. and how. By our
method OF procedure. We can forever rid
you Or H. Avoid cutting and dilatiou on
erdtlons; they are harsh and unsc!entidc.
and always harmful and destructive. What
YOU wans Is the quickest, safest and sur
est cure known 20 medical science, ami
this We are prepared 10 give YOU.
We cure Structure in from 10 10 - days
saielH. painleSSiy q permanently. Our
treatment possesses wonderful healing and
curative powers. and l. a~utiSeptfc. ger
micidal and nOn-infiammatory. Every OBJ
stfuction TO the canal IS forever removed.
al dlscharE soon ceases. Inflammation
ana soreness are allayrd. the prostate
stand and bladder are healed. ard the pei
VIC system completely restored 10 its nor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
A Cure In 46 Hours.
YOUNGEST GIRL TELEeRAPHER.
Miss May Simpson Is an Expert
at Fourteen.

one OF the OUNCES telegraphers in the
country Is May Simpson OF Biddeford. Ne.
She is only IA. but can send messages ike
a veteran. She sometimes sends to a Bos-
ton daily reports OF political meetings. local
happenings. and at one sitting sent a LOO
word report OF a horse race. Through fire.
quent visits to the station where her father
Is employed she became Interested IN teleg-
raphy. Il was not long before she had
acquired wonderful facility for one -
young So eXpert Is she that when only Is
the management OF the Postal Telegraph
office al Saco WAS offered her and she filed
IL during her vacation.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
FINDS MOUND BUILDERS BONES
Explorers Unearth Skeletons of
Man aud Woman IN Illinois.
rEprRI1c sprc1AI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sterling. Ill. Oct 1.-THE skeletons OF
two mound builders. q man and a woman,
were exhumed by /. l. while ex-
ploring IN one Of the numerous mounds
near Albany, III.
They were found on 4 level with the sur
face OF the earth, the mound being built
over them. The bodies were lying with
their heads toward the west
n skeleton OF the woman TEL 70 pieces
when exposed to the air. The skull, ankle
bones n other parts Of the skeleton OF
the man were found to be perfectly pre-
served and the skull has oeep placed on
exhibition
With the bones numerous stone mple-
ments were foand.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
THIEVES LOOT OCEAN MAILS.
Shrewd Foreign Criminals Obtain
$500 in Italian Securities.
REPUBLIC sRECIAL-

New York. oct. m-Another theft from
the mails on route from Europe 10 the
United States cOuvinces the New York au-
fhorities that n band OF clever thieves.
probably foreigners, Is making welI-plannei
raids upon mall steamships. II was Re
ported 10 Captain Titus that Italian bonds
worth about 500 had disappeared from 4
registered package sent from Italy TO a
firm OF brokers I'm Wal street. Investigation
shows hat the robbery was committed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
nahy prsnk GnsoIIne.

Hamilton. o.. Oct. u-viola, the Is
months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
SpaldinE. drank half a pint OF gasoline
c~ieanin fluid She was thrown into con-
vulsions and can hardly recover
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
DRS. FRANCIS &
o OLIVE ST, ST. LOUIS, MO.
ST. Louis Leading and Most Successful Specialists.

the dilatei veins. the spermatic cords feel
Just az they did before you contracted thiS
disease: all losses and drains Of vfgor
CEASE. in fact. YOU will become stronge IN
every way. and soon regain that conf
ceucc. power n sense OF well-beiug
which accompany good health and robust
Avoid experiments. This "a a
delicate and serious diseaSe. What You
want Is the very best treatment obtaina-
Bile, and this We are prepared to give YOU
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

the matter too much from their own stznd-
point Because Corbett failed 10 put cut
Lenny is no disgrace, the more especially
as the champion had Eddie almost out At
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
SUGGESTIVE OF SUPERIOR SKILL,
s Cures Are Surely
KerVo.S Sexual Debility.

Are you one of tho unfortunate mau-
VINO have made a wrong commencement
and failure IN lie Have you. through
hard work. dissipation and excuses bro
ken down those elements with which II a
the aim 81 Nature to equally endow an
for helpe You are nervous. irritable ard
respondent. every organ Of your bodv
seems derangeds sour manhood is on the
decline and w1il sOOn be lost unless vou
do something for yourself. We have Iifte,I
mp enough fallen men 20 make an army.
what We I'VE done FOR others can be done
for you. II you will but give US an opp1r-
funity Of demonstrating the virtues OF our
treatment. our cure FOR weak men will
remove all the III effects OF your former
folly. stop every drain on your vitality.
t~nVigOrate the exhausted organs. clea- "
the clOuded brain. and will quickly restore
you TO what nature i~ntended-a healthy
and happy man. with Physical. Ment4i
and Vital powers complete Avoid the
many worthless temporary stimulants on
cue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

NAL. healthy condition. Ouf-of-tOWn pa
TENTS can be treated with the same GER
tainty OF success as n they were under our
immediate care. All Cures Guaranteed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
Correspondence.

one personal visit IS always preferred.
but II II is impossible Tor you 10 call. write
Us a full description OF your case. al you
understand u. plainly stating your symp-
toms. We have perfected "a system ~
Home Treatment that has proven uni
formly successful; thousands are cured
ny mail who otherwise would be unable
10 take advantage OF our expert Kill and
wonderful success in curing. All out-oE
town patients receive our personal aPen-
ton. and may rest assured that OUT very
best effort will be put forth Shcir
behalf. as much 30 as II they wire uader
our immediate care.
Consultation and Examination free All
dealings sacredly confidential. We 10 an
office practice only, and you will find us
IN from > a m. TO ST. m Sundays. 9 Il
NJ to ! p. m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12

Jim Corbett has already begun to lay
wires for his tight with Jim Jenries for the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-12
We Treat Men Only, and
Cure Them TO Stay Cured.
VaricossIe, Structure, Rup-
.ture, Blood Poison, Nerve
Sexual Debility

and all allied Weaknesses or diseases pecui-
lar TO men. We want every afrlctel man
70 iuly and freely Investigate our treat.
ment: you VIII then have implicit conf
uence; knowing that we have cured thou
SANDS OF others. YOU will believe We can do
as much Tor YOU. our Offices are thorough
- equipped with every scientific app1rg-
tbs. instrument and device essential n the
most modern methods Of practice. and our
references. both professional and financial.
are among the best citizens OF your VI
clntty who have been cured by us and made
happy. We treat each patient personally
and you can rest assured that you will
receive the very best treatment obtaina-
BILE. The diseases that constitute our spe-
cialues are more fully commented upon
below. and are well worth the careful
perusal OF all in need OF medical 1--sn-
ton.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-23
"The Old Reliable"

We have always bought the best goods money
will buy and sold them at the right prices.
The people know that when they want goods
they must 60 to the Price Draper Clothing
Company for up-to-date clothing. y y y -