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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Blackburn's Son Divine

Frankfort, KY, Feb. S-Joseph c. s.
Blackburn, jr., son Of the senator. is
barely alive and is not expected to sur
YiYe the night.
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Chronic Ulcers
Ealing Sores


An
tnungor
tissues ndreache bone
tainted
neny
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09

Six years ago my leg from the knee
to the foot was one solid sore and
very offensive. I spent over 1000
on two trips TO Hot Springs. Local
physicians treated me to ne purpose.
I had about come TO the conclusion
to have my leg emputated when a
friend induced ne to try s. s. S. !
began to take your medicine, and
in seven months it ompIeteIv
cured me. I consider s. s. s. the
grandest medicine the world has
ever known. NY case is a witness
today as to what 6. S. s. will do
when taken regularly. have gain.
ed 20 pounds. I write this to show
the company my appreciation Of
their wonderful medicine, and I am
ready TO write a letter at any time
to any one wishing further infor.
nation.
j. B. TALBERT, winona, Miss.
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DrS. Shores New Instrument.

This susedb &
healing
in
Hay Fever and in onet
GIT SOOTHES." CIT HEALS at CURES
These are the expressions heard shores
@ Shores new treatment instant relief
palms and soothing oils reaching every the
No
cutting no auteng probing with
nedcated
RESULTS
All possible with
OF
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WE TREAT AND CURE

Catarrh Stomach
Heart Diseases Diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels Piles
cketg Spinal Troubles Skin Diseases Deafness Asthma
Neuga Hyster Eye and Ear Diseases Gore Grippe
Manhood Blood Diseases al Of
Nervous Chronic Diseases Chat CONSULTATION
CALL
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SHARON.

Mrs. Clara Wiley is on the sick list.
Leon Clark from Philadelphia was in
town Tuesday.
Victor Haines has moved into the Geo
Harrington house.
Charles Downer and c. f. Wiley went
to Montpelier Tuesday.
NJ. S. Meyers of Woodstock put in fur
mace for q. b. Drown last week.
Arthur Dodge and wife returned 10
East Boston the first Of the week. 90
George Ryan and wife entertained
friends from Lebanon over sunday.
E. Ferguson of Bellows Falls spent Sun
day with his family at +. III. Noyes'.
Mr.. Evans brother and nephew from
Hammond, \. Y, visited him last week.
Rev. S. II. Sargent and wife went to
Windsor the first of the week TO attend
the conference.
The remains OF Miss Lucy Ladd were
brought here for burial Wednesday from
Concord, n. II.
Miss Bessie Ames has gone to South
Royalton to learn the milliner's trade Of
Mrs. A. c. Waterman.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb of Gaysville ar
rived in town the first Of the week with
full line OF fall and winter millinery.
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BETHEL elLEAD.

Eslie Chamber is building a silo.
Lucy Spooner has been having a quinsy
sore throat.
Alma Wilson Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Adelbert Haraden.
Mrs. Chaucy Chadwick is taking care OF
Mrs. Eslie Chamberlin.
Eslie Chamberlin wears a very smiling
face nowadays. 1t is boy.
Mrs. Edith Brooks has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Adelbert Spooner.
There is to be a prayer meeting at Lo-
renzo Ellis Friday evening II pleasant.
Fred P. Owen Of Addison has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Owen.
Mrs. lisa May and daughter visited
friends in this place the first half of this
week.
II pleasant, there will be a social at Ar
thur Williams next Wednesday, the Sth,
afternoon and evening.
The church was very prettily decorated
last Sunday with autumn leaves. corn and
grain, squashes, cucumbers, and thorn APP
Piles arranged in festoons around the room,
pyramids of apples, the motto, "Harvsst
Home and Rally Day." made of crab APP
pies cut in halves and tackled on a board.
There was some appropriate speak
ing and singing. There were three quite
aged people who attended the services
Mrs. Alden Spooner, Mrs. George Torrey
and Miss Nancy Townsend, who is 81 and
as spry as maid IS.
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Mnfer PnrincntIon.

Ozone is oxygen in a highly active
condition, and it occurs in small guam
titles in the air of the sea and the
mountains. Near Berlin an establish
ment has been erected for the pur-
pose of experimenting on the effects
of ozone in Kidding water of the mi
crobes il contains. 0zonized air, con-
tanning from two 10 three grams per
cubic meter Ga cubic meter equals
220.09 gallons, and q gram is about IS
grains English) is passed upward into
a tower which is filed with flints. and
in its passage meets the water coming
down, and thus acts upon il. Ii has
been shown that, as regards water
from the Spree, the number Of mi
crobes was decreased from GOO 600 per
cubic centimeter (0.06l Of a cubic inch)
70 10, which is practically nil. Brit
ish medical journals Of high authority
insist that ozone can be artificially pro-
duced at reasonable expense to purify
the air in tunnels, sewers and other
places in London.-Seience.
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Mo.auitoe. I'm Formosa.

The Japanese soldiers in Formosa
have discovered that the bite of the
mosquitoes in that island inoeulated
them with malaria. The troops who
occupied Formosa were severely af-
fiieted with malaria every summer,
and it was thought, in view of the
new theory of feyers in Europe and
America, that the mosquito was the
active agent in disseminating the dis
ease germs. An experiment was
made last summer to arrive at some
definite conclusion. The kielun regi-
ment was supplied with appliances
that completely protected the men
from mosquito bites. None of these
soldiers had malaria during the sum
mer. The other troops on the island,
however, were afflicted with malarial
diseases. as usual These had no pro-
lection from the bites of the insects.
The government viii now furnish all
the Formosa troops with means of
protection. and the result will be
watched with great interest this sum
mer.-London Mail.
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smnIIest of An yertcbrates.

Hitherto the United states has had
the distinction Of possessing both the
remains Of the largest land verte-
brates ever known % have existed. the
giant dinosaurs Of the west, and the
smallest living vertebrates Of either
land or sea, certain eyprinodont fishes
of the Florida and South Carolina
coast. But lately the United States fish
commission has received from the Phil
ippine islands specimens Of a new spe-
cies of fish. belonging the goby fam
fly. which are smaller than any yerte-
brate animals yet known. They va<y
from less than ten up 20 about milli-
meters in length. Their numbers
are so enormous that they form an inn
portant article 81 diet for sone Of the
natives, who catch them in close woven
nets. 1t is proposed 10 call this new
fish mystichthys, from two Greek
words meaning smallest fish.-Nature.
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souTH sTockRRlpeE.

A new line Of lady's and gents under
wear. G. b. FISH, stockbridge, VI.
Clarence Mills OF Pittsfield was at l.. W
Newells last week Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Davis was al home from
Bethel Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Longley and son
visited in Mendon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orison White visited
in Mendon and Rutland last week.
Ransom X. Town and family have
returned from their visit TO Chittenden.
The Ladies' Aid society viii meet with
Mrs. Mary Packard this week Thursday.
Matt Han is hauling peeled spruce for
the pulp company and boarding with
Ed Knapp.
The young hunters OF this place have
killed 46 hedgehogs and three skunks
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Parker of Lud-
low have moved home to care for his
mother, Mrs. Mary Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Packard Of
Hinsdale, n. H., are spending their
honeymoon with relatives in town. az
There was a nice stone erected for Mrs.
Julia Breed Hunt in Mount Pleasant
cemetery last Monday, the work by A. Il.
Lamb OF Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blanchard, who
have been living in Chittenden, have
moved into the Walden White house,
owned BY George Edmunds.
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Another curiosity of SOUND.

DR.. A. G. Webster reported To the
American Physical society in New
York recently the results of expert
ments on a singular difference in the
nudibility Of sound when passing over
water and over grass. Under similar
conditions Of quietness IL was found
that a given sound could be heard al
most exactly four times as far over
water as over grass. The assumption
that water is a perfect reflector and
grass complete absorber Of sound
waves is not, Mr.. Webster says, suffi-
cient TO explain the phenomenon. The
practical Importance Of knowing this
popularity, where sound may have TO
be sent across a grassy plain, is evil
dent.-Youth's Companion.
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Hnrnnn Getting nenIthr.

From being a breeding place Of dis
ease Havana has been converted into
one of the healthiest cities Malaria.
which was a scourge for cent ries, has
been greatly ameliorated; leprosy is
under control; yellow fever has been
practically stamped out. II is not TO
be assumed that the old order win ever
be revived, but il viii be interesting
hereafter to note how the sanitary
regulations established by the Amer
leans are MISUNDERSTANDING Jour
nal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Petition for Divorce.
STATE or VERMONT,
ORANGE COUNTY COURT
I.L---L- y Z Il


DECEMBER TERM iHo2
Angie Wood Needham y. Leroy Needham
whereas Ankle Wood Needham ui Randolph, IN
the County 81 Orange has filed ln the office o. the
divorce, setting forth 3D. substance that she was
legally married a. Leroy Nredhnm, then ~
Springfield. in the County ~ Windsor anu state
II Vermont the 18th day u april, A. ID 1863, az
minister of the Gospel duly authorized g soiem-
ni1g marriages.
That since said marriage she, The said Angle
Wood Needham, lived With the said Leroy Need
covenants until the l2d day g December, A. .
1900 when he. the said Leroy Needham, wilmliy
and without cause deserted her and has ever
since continued such desertiuu. That since said
aufctent pecunlarY and physical ahipty o. pro-
vide suitable maintenance Tor her. has ever,
without cause. grossly. waut0ulN and cruelty re-
fused amt neglected - fu da.
And praying that for the causes aforesaid said
marriage may be dissolved ans hli - Divorce
granted Hufn her thr said Angie Wood AredUHuI.
and tHat she BE- granted leave t0 resume Der
maiden name % Angie wood
And e be.ue gsde g appear thar ne SAID
LrrnT NnelhHm = without this .taff su that o
citation cannot he served upon hlm,
Therefore. If 81 ordered that aHtire y The HeH-
HrlCN 81 slid libel nH given hia Hf publication Hi
the substance Thereof. fHEefher with Ross order,
60 tne Herald aaa Aewe. q newspaper published
weeks successiNely. the lasf 20 which plhIica-
flnuF tu ur af least slN weeks prior O. flu frat
day 1f thn next term VI Orange County Court, g.
~ heid at cheisea, U the CaaaiF q ota4se' %
which time The said Leroy Neelhsm 2 ordered
o. appear and SHOW raH#H. "a ans NE ElfT WY
the prayer nf said petition shonld net BE- Eranted
Given under my hand at Chelsea. "a the County
CURTIS s. EMERY. cierk.
NJ. n. Wilson, AIRY tur Petitioner.
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Letter to I. r. Hubbard,

Dear Sir; If you buy paint by the gal
Ion, look out for short measure There
are great businesses founded on ten per
cent short. 1t is queer that a man or con-
Germ II expose his or its nakedness so; but
be does, and it does. Look out.
But that isn't all to look out for. Some
give full measure, and cheat in the quality.
What do you paint for, the looks or to
keep your house from rotting? Both. Of
course.
A big hotel man painted Devoe eight
years ago; was going to paint it again
eight years is good long time for hotel.
you know-struck a bargain; saved five
cents a gallon. and missed Devoe.
Poor fellow There isn't an OF. of lead
in his paint-we don't know how good or
bad it IS; but there isn't any lead IN it.
Yours truly.
so F. W. DEvoE a TO.
p. 5. w. f. Lamson. Randolph. Tupper
s Graham. Bethel, Campbell 4 Greeley.
Rochester, and +. 0. Tracy, Chelsea. b.
l. Moody, So. Royalton, sell our paint.
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Captured in Boston.

Wilfred Hassam OF Gaysyille, married
man, went to Woodstock last June with
a Stockbridge woman named Rice and
registered at the New Park hotel as :. r.
Ambrose and wife. After spending a
week there, he and the woman hired a
team of William Billings and left town,
jumping their board bill, il is alleged.
The team was recovered after several days
search.
The woman was arrested at Randolph
after a somewhat sensational flight from
justice trial and sent to the House of
Correction for adultery.
Hassam eluded the officers then but was
arrested in Boston later and brought TO
Woodstock jail Wednesday evening.
September "a, by Deputy Sheriff Tinkham.
At a hearing last Thursday, before
Justice Thompson, Hassam was held in
$1,000 bonds for appearance at Windsor
county court on the charge OF adultery.
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upsets An PredIctions.

IF. Hughes. was a candidate for county
treasurer at Du Pont, Ca, but it was
predicted that he could not live six
months. He was afflicted with.a running
sbscess on his lung and suffered for three
years; his life trembled in the balance
when he heard Of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption. He tried it and was
finally cured and thus upset the predic-
tions Of all who knew him. It's positively
guaranteed for throat and lung trouble.
Price SOC. and Il. Trial bottle free.
For sale by Drew & Leonard. Randolph.
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EAST BETHEL.

Miss Clara Benson has finished work at
c. c. Whitney's and is at home.
Mrs. Maria Fowler of Penacook, n. H.,
spent a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Grow, last week.
James NJ. Fowler came home from VIII
Jamestown Saturday and remained until
after the fair at Tunhridge.
Anyone wishing TO see a beautiful and
well-bred animal should call at J. c.
Greene's, where he win find Maquitta Is
Prince and be shown his pedigree, which
places him high up among the best. He
was purchased by Mr.. Greene last March
and is not yet year old, but promises to
be one of the finest JERSEYS in the country.
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Notice Of Settlement.


ESTATE OF ANEHl . Smith.
STATE or VERMONT De- Probate Court.
and Tor said District on the al day " sep
tembfr. A. ~ 1902
John a Boswell. executor ~ the estate 10
Avery J. smith. late q Randolph, "a said dis
trict decreased. presents hie administrator ac-
count for examination and allowance. and makes
application Tor d decree 90 distribution and par
titlnn 20 the estate IL said deceased
Mhereupnn il q ordered ~ said Court
that said account and said application De re-
ferrcd t. a session - said Court o. be held q
the Probate once in Randolph on the 18th dsv u
octpherA A. d. 1872 for hearing aud decision thereon
and 10 = further ordered that an persons In
terested De notified hereof by publication of no.
uce ~ said application and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Herald and News,
printed AZ Randolph. previous o. said time
appointed Tor hearing, that they may appear a
said time and place, and II they see cause, object
thereto.
By as. Court. Attest.
WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, Judge.
A true copy Of Record Attest
1913 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Judge.
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs. Holt will speak at the hall next
Sunday.
Aaron Rattee and wife are visiting
friends in Brookfeld.
Frank Goodyear of Milton called on
friends here Saturday.
George Sansprs of White River June
ton is visiting at William Osha's.
Mrs. Julia Davis has returned from
Rochester and is at F. c. Bachelors.
Mrs. II. Hubbard and Mrs. Ed Hemen-
way Of Granville were in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Wilson and little
grandson returned to Melrose, Mass.
Monday after spending the summer here
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright. Mrs Ohm
stead, Charles Farr and family and George
Farr and family were guests at Henry
Fairs recently.
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GAYsvILLE.
Hotel at Auction.

The hotel property known as Clay's
/ hotel will be sold at public auction on tbs
premises In Gaysville on Saturday. Oct. 10
at one o'clock p. m, together with stoves
several tables, lamps, cupboards, etc. her
is a good paying property which must d
sold to close the estate. Immediate pos
session given. Sale positive with cast
| down. Clear title. For any further par
ticulars enquire OF r. f. Wilson, Gays
vile, Vt. 4W
Ed Coughlin has moved into the Kim
ball house.
Mrs. Cora Brown returned to her home
in Montpelier Tuesday.
Charles Hinkley Of Royalton visited
al Frank Gould's Sunday.
Miss Grace washburn of Bethel was
in town a few days recently.
Joel Waller of Concord, n. H., is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. 5. p. Brown.
Frank Kemp of Newbury, n. H.,
visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. Dukette has moved into the tene-
ment vacated by Henry Jennings.
Miss Abbie whitcomb went to Sharon
Monday to open her millinery shop.
Miss Leda Smith OF Royalton spent
Sunday at her fathers, c. c. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould attended
the recital at Bethel Monday evening.
Mrs. S. p. Brown has returned from
Boston with a fine lot of millinery goods.
The hotel is again vacant and travellers
have to look elsewhere for accommoda-
tions.
Mrs. G. ~ Hassam and granddaughter
OF Aver, Mass, are visiting relatives IN
town.
Mrs. J. E. Hagar is in Acton, n. H.,
caring for her sister, Flora Gibson, who
is seriously sick.
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NORTH TUN6RIDGE,

Mrs. Flora Cummings IS with her father
o. r. Slack, and Mrs. Harley Giles IS also
visiting at Mr.. Slaek's.
The +. b. association viii hold its meet
ing this week Friday, Saturday and sun
day at the East Randolph church.
The Rev. Mr. Dickson began his series Of
lectures on "Pope's Essay on Man" last
Sunday evening at the Baptist church.
The next lecture will be Oct. p.
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Notice Of Settlement.


ESTATE OF NTIi ~ IT
STATE oF VERMONT To The fr1.9ls
RANDolpH DISTRICT, a.. thsil ~ t#-' ts-.s-
l5r -ald District e. tte ehih gay #lt
A u 1904 NJ NJ Wilson and 800 -f 81.
of Rsndoipb. In sald district, deaaasel' .-.-
thelr administration account CT
and allowance. ..# ,..,- ftsf 90
Whercupon, % IS ordered nl r+l4 .s--.i III So
account and said Application q 1900 54sas
siop M said Court 81 BE held - tAe F.f az
la said Randolph Nn sas#sal
of oct lher. A. u. 1909, fef hgal. .t-i II pr
~. i,.r.sst.d b. r0tiaed hereof t} ls-.a
III notice II said application an9 IN Nsrs
three weeks successfully in tle hr $3.50 Gro.
q paper published in kandH..l -. -fs-sstsd D..
f1re said time 20 hearing thai the1 A ahe.t
said time and place and u thft =
thereto. b. the Court, Attt7I .r. reiEs
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j, E. JERD,
Randolph, vt.
Notleo OF Settlement.

ESTATE or LUCINDA ", SMITH
STATE OF VERMONT De- Pratsts court
RAsuoLrH uIsTaIcT r.. Al Randolph
~afa District, "a thc ssth day q et
a. h. 1879. W. A. ANS thee-I
estate oi Lucinda "a. smith late
lu said District. dtUcasel Hftst
administration account Ger tAaAAa
allowance. arid makes application tf as
distribution and partition 81 ne e'ia'f
Whereapon.it j. ordered By said Court ilsi =.
= .sf.- 1900 81 ha heI Us
Probate once IN said Randolph. O. o. -
Of October. A. y. la3a "a h,-.s tfaf
decision thereon. and 10 Is ilfrasr t-
ard persons Interested be natnea
publication 90 nafice uf SAID aftl. ~
arder thereon. three weeks suseessl ttt Il
Herald and News. newspaper -..i... IA
Raufiniph. IT. this state, aud wheA 81
tha neirhborhnod Of those Interested IA
time ~ hearing that theT mas aiF 800
time aud place. and IL they -ce cause,
thereto.
$50 WILLIAM II NICHOLS. ills-
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BETHEL ,LYMPus.

L. o. Thsyer of Randolph was in this
place Sunday.
Hugh Whitaker and Roy Vail visited at
Frank Gilman's in Royalton Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Buttles was in Bethel two
days last week with Mrs. Hattie Bullard.
Miss Lyman of Medford, Mass, is
boarding at 5. A. Bowen's for few weeks.
Abbie Gokey finished work at Echo
farm Tuesday and returned to her home in
Pittsfield.
Florence and Lawrence Holbrook and
Willis Whitaker were at their homes
from their school in Bethel over Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02
LILLIENILlE.

Henry Dykes family came Tuesday to
their new home.
Merrill Owen is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. y. c. Brown. .-..
Mrs Eula Martin OF Rochester called on
Mrs. Hattie Hoisington Tuesday.
L. Penn Billiard went to Brookfield
Tuesday to visit his brother, Frank.
Mrs. Elmer Stoddsrd. who has been car
ing for her sister, Minnie, in Woodstock.
returned Tuesday with the news of little
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rog-
ers. Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Min
ME Markham
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

4. NJ. Cone remains about the same.
Will Folsom has gone to Tunbridge to
help his uncle nil silo.
All are filling silos now and there Is not
much corn to husk this fall.
A good number OF people took in North
tield fair and all report a fine time
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Probate Of VIII.


ESTATE OF NANel D. Bsli
STATE OF VERMONT, ~ fltib n ia q
aa9p 9istT ~ On the asth iay q .i 10
is5a. an INSTRUMENT purr9rt+l- So ~ Brs-
and Testament 81 Nancy Z. ~ 800 Bresaats-
tree ia said district dretA - NJ cgsia4
thereof. Tor Probate it n ftar5H .
Court. thar an persons contt. ~ C5uft O. =
notified 70 appear q -tss.o ifb da DE ~
Ts, ~ ucfaber. A. ID. 1899. anl 5- .ad Fl
thev nav have. against ne t.l,.. ..-i.-ai. fl9i =
Tor which purpose / Is iartnsr ..ls1 "a pas.sr..
COPY ~ the record OF ~ ~. far1 Ell So
nrinfei al Randolph, previous 20
pointed for hearing
,, ~ the WI WILLIAM II. nichols. -
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Great Coal Conference.

Mayor Maybury OF Detroit is writing to
the mayors OF all the American cities to
appoint delegations TO attend a conference
IN Detroit, Oct. 9, to devise ways and
means for obtaining reasonable supply
of coal from the anthracite districts Of
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. A dele
CATION of ten viii go from Burlington.
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A Card.

OLATHE, Colo. Sept. rs, 1902.
/ To our friends in Tunbridge who lately
j so generously remembered us, we wish to
express our sincere thanks.
+. WEIGH, N. D.,
Mrs. ANNE MELCH.