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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-09
FAIRFAX.

Stratton EIalstead of New York city,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. STRAIT
ton Hunt.- Mrs Albert Cford had
light shock last week and is confined To-
her bed.-Leon orion Of Burlington, has
been visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
+. f.. Ortou.-Mrs. John kendrick and
son went to Providence, r. l., April 4.
Mrs Jed Cherrier is sick with the
rheumatism. Mrs. Leane and son We're
In st Alhans April Howard Rowland
has gone to St. Adams to clerk for +, f.
Twitchcll 4 Cor. II. Buck and wife
are rejoicing over daughter, born April
Ada Currer OF Burlington, has been
spending several days with her mother
Mrs. T. n. Curricr.--A, 3. Roeman spent
last week at his store in New London
Mrs. Charles Greene of bakersfield is
visiting her mother, Mrs, benjamin Ken
held.-Anson Rugg and wife are happy
over the arrival of an heir born April |.
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Of iIr. Goodale's grandfather. James
I'pham Emerson W. Connie has rented
his mouse to the Rev. f.. w. Domina-
y. S. Parker has gone to Boston for
spring Eoods.-Nr. and Mrs Alex Snod-
Grass buried baby on Sunday, it having
lived but few days.--Niss Florence Hall
is visiting in town.-Nrs y. S. Parker
was in ST Alhaus to attend the James
Douglass wedding. Lewis Shelves has
moved into the house recently bought
of Mrs. Peter I.umbra, J. Boisolle into
the Head house. Herbert PudVah into
the Hall house, Charles Larock into the
old Casavant house and Henry I-AFoun-
tain back from the Centre into his house
on the hill.-Miss Mary l.. Gates is vis-
iting relatives and friends in town.
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elevator and 5,,sc fob. aroat; No. . vel.
low ~ &C.: 40. . white 10: Arril $3.50
III o.. closed 52ioc. Nav FlFi5i5sc. closed
.Ia.c, ,Iuy loioG, iga,. closed 59a,c: sent.
A. i, lfioi,c, CLOSED igi,c.
bA'rsLRc coiuts $4,000 bu. srot dull: No.
- Minc, standnrd white iGiSr. 10, ]. SSicc.
10 ! white i0i &C.. 10. white S>t,c: track
mixcd western nominal. track White :g9a
iGc. Nav closed 3Siac.
tfrIt6-'rhc marriott ,ros stcndicr to-dnv
enrime n.,n, sI57.S, II -: middIthes Sl7 ,GGIi
81 e. winter iran norinni. ritv. siS onlo
10 co.
HhY--The market was steady to-day.
Shipping 55N70c; good to choice aoc4$lo5.
~ DE. Market Iuleti IeSaS Dry, i TO
- IDS, ~ lfC. bflN'Stoil' 4" ~ - ioo''
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wrote to DR.. Kilner &; Co., at
Bingllamton, N. Y, for a free
sample bottle of Swamp. Root, and
its effect upon me was so notice
able that l bought a supply, and
after taking a few bottles OF
Swamp-Root I had entirely re.
covered, and in six months / be-
came the man YOU see me HOW. |
had kidney trouble. aggravated BY
bladder trouble. Was obliged to
pass water often day and night,
had back ache, and was run Gown
generally. A few bottles of this
remedy did more for me than a
dozen physicians could.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The village schools open Monday April
II. with Mrs. c. \. Hun of this place
and Miss Florence Baker of Richford as
teachers Henry W. Lang went to New
bury this week, where he has employ
ment in the depot-Mss Bessie Kelly of
Burlington. who has been passing the
winter i'm Ottawa, Can, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Jolley for a week.
Or. Scoficld and wife Of Richford were
at c. w Scarlcs's ThursdaY.-C. G, Aus
tin went to St. Adams Saturday. Miss
Annie Bowen is to teach school in Mr.,
Stylcs's district, commencing April Ia
Some excellent repairs have been made
on the Methodist Church recently. New
windows, painting, pa pcrng, etc.
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WILlISTON.

MIR. and Mrs. Parker have daughter,
born last week. Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Croto were at Mr.. Croro's parents, sun
day.--T =. Bromley and son were in town
on business Saturday. Johnson
is EauinS.-John Oponncn has bought
the store in TalCott and takes possession
April 3.-John LaIan entertained com
pany from Burlington Sunday.--I. q. Darl-
ing from Northbridse Mass. was n guest
at Mrs Lucia Darling last wecll.--Mr
and Mrs. Christmas and family Were in
Richmond SundaY.-PatScy sullivan has
gone h'mo to run the farm. as his brother
Niche ! has gone to California.-fr9nk
Clari, and Belle johnson are al home from
Boston. The Kings Daughters Circle met
with Mrs. ". b. Douglas last Friday
After a lingering illness Of consumption,
Mary Bomhard Hazcn. passed away sun
day cvening.-Sarah Ping has returned
home from her cousins, Guy Lamson.
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klBURGH SPRINGS.

The supper and dance given by the
society of Modern Woodmen at their hall
was quite success tnanCially,- Robbie
3uStard has returned from months
visit in Ottawa, Ont.-MiSS IIauthy of OF
taWa, is spending some time with her
cousin, Miss BASTARD. Mrs. George Bum
mer is homo from Boston, Mass. on
business trip Miss katherine Conev died
quite suddenly At her fathers, Charles
Conveys AT East Alburgh on Fri
dav night April 8. The funeral services
will be held from the Congregational
Church at o'clock on SundaY.-There
will be a social AT the Congregational
parsonage on Tuesday.
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ing him Miss Farrand of Bakersfield,
spent sunday with Mary Nichols, who
with her brother Harvey, We're home from
Brigham ACadomY.-kate Chaitcc and
Roy Maynard. Brigham Academy stu
dents, were also at home over sunday
At n missionary concert in Memorial
Church Sunday evening, April .. Mabel
Stevens and May Baker gave excellent
papers on the history past and present
of China, using a large map to aid the
listeners Mary Cassidy is rallyinS from
typhoid fever very satsfactorily.-Th
school directors OF the town district have
adopted a new series of arithmctics and
spoilers for use in the schools The spring
time seems to he rotracinC her steps
towards winter; possibly meaning little
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The two act drama. above the Clouds,
will be given in school house hall. Monday
evening. April 1S by local talent. under
the direction of Alice Eudora Chapman
of Boston. Following is the cast Of char
ncters Amos Gaylord, II. \. Dcavitt.
Susie Gaylord, Emma Edwards; Howard
Gaylord. Theo. Hopkins; Titus Turter'
Dr. 4. S. c. Hill. 1ucretia Gerrish, Mrs.
l.. NJ Ballou; Hester Thornc. Miss CHAP
man: Pnilip Thornc. Mr.. ChasSey Grace
INGALLS,. Grace Lamb: Mr. Thorpe, Mr..
Murray: Nat Taylor II. &. I3radilcld;
Chips, Mr. Hanson. Following the play
ten young ladies will appear in "A series
Of tableauX. Seats on sale at JORDAN
Bros store. DC
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lass of Worcester, Mass, took place Mt 2
clock Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents on Congress street.
The ceremony which was witnessed only
by the relatives and Il few intimate
friends, was performed by the Rev. W.
S. Smithers. pastor of the Methodist l;pis-
ropal Church. The bride was charmngly
alfred in n grey crepe dc Paris gown,
made over pink silk. The wed
ding took place in the parlor which
was prettiy decorated with palms. ferns
and cut flowers, and here the bridal pair
received the congra tulations; the dining
room was decorated with flowers and the
table had as a center piece. Il large bunch
OF pink and white roses, from which ropes
of smilaX radiated to the corners. Mrs
Arthur l.. James OF Brooklyn. Mrs. Ernest
III. Lewis of Burlington. Mrs. A. c. S.
Becman and Miss Katherine T.. Bryant
of this city assisted in serving the dainty
lunch There was large number of
beautiful and substantial wedding gifts.
Among the guests from abroad were Mrs,
Harriet Douglass and Mrs. W. a. Doug
lass of Ogdensburg. Prof. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lee James of brooklyn. William Ed
ridge of Proctor. Hon. and Mrs Ira =.
Anderson and Miss Eva Pond of East
Berkshire, Mr. and Mrs O. y. Edgerton.
Misses Martha and Katherine Johnston
of Northtield and Mrs y. S. Parker of
Montsomery. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass left
on the 400 train Tor Il brief wedding trip.
after which they Will go To Worcester.
whore Mr.. Douglass is engaged in the
profession OF law.
| The Hon. and Mrs. Edward A. Chitten-
don leave this week for New York. from
whence they will sail on Monday for
Charleston, S. c., and other Southern
| points for n months stay.
The annual meeting of Champlain
! Chapter was held last evening. when o.
| Il. Parker was elected high priest, Charles
Y. FELTON,, king. and J. NJ Woods, scribe.
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COM M ER CIAii.
New York Produce Market.

New York April 8.
FLOUR-Reccipts 20267 bills The
market was more active to day.
Winter patents 3370d4O0; winter straights
s3,JCP3.6 80; Minnesota patents, S,S5N 10,
winter extras s. S0Q310; Minnesota bakers
S2og3,i0i winter low grades s. Gnn2. 80
RYE FLoUR-The market was quiet.
Fair TO- good s2.Sn320: choice to fancy
- 25n3.45.
WHEAT Receipts 60 .22l bu: spot firm:
No. red s0ltc elevator; No. red S9,c
FOB ahoet; 70, northern Duluth size
TOD ahoat NO. | hard Manitoba size
July 75N"Iasc closed 7G3sc, Sept, ia
7AE" closed 7iiac.
CORN-Receipts $500 bu; No. nominal
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

PEEVES-Roceipts 252S head; steers
active and 10 to 1jc higher; fat bulls firm;
thin bulls and COWS 3 to l0c higher; steers
$50 to $50: bulls &75 to sl3n; cows $40
to 81. -: exports $50 cattle; l,CH sheep aud
100 quarters Of beef; Tomorrow cattle
and il sheep.
steady to strong: little calves steady:
Neals SiCJ to- $50 little calves $50 to
$40 city dressed Veals to 18c.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Reocipts G,0S2
head: sheep barely steady; lambs IL to 25c
low r. spring lambs weak; sheep $40 to
yG1.: clipped sheep 500 TO 50 -; export
DO Sc culls $3.50. lambs SG.0oats.10: clip
pod do. SC 81 to S6.75; spring lambs Si.j) to
800 per head.
HOGS-hecoipts G,65S head; good medium
and heavy hogs strong; light weak; spring
and state hCRs $40 to $40.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Sunset creamery paid tor February but
ter. p cents per pound; II per cent. gain
ON milk, Is on cream, 211 cents on butter
fat for milk. gathered cream Si2 cents
Mrs. H. V. Wothcrel will have a millinery
opening April .. 10 and 1l-Mrs j. 5. Allen
gave a reception, Thursday evening. April
?, to the members of her Sunday school
clase.-Georgc f.. Farrell of Swanton,
visited i'm town n short time aEo.-Miss
Josie Huhbell of West Enosburgh, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Charles Poirson.-Dr.
George Hyde of Mexico, is visiting his
brother, Or. W. Il Hyde and his son
Edward. who is attending school here.
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SWANTON.

Oliver Parizo Il Civil War veteran, died
at his home here Friday morning at I
o clock lie was a member of Co. X, 18th
VT. Vols, his service terminating in the
battle Of gettysburg. in which he was
struck by a piece of Il shell and received
internal injuries, from which he never re-
covered, suffering ever afterwards with
double inguinial hernia. lie was n brave
soldier and a good citizen. He leaves a
wife and several grown up children by his
first wife
Tho news Of the death of Burton Barney
ut Boston last Friday came as Il shock
to his father, l.. &. Barney. and to his
many friends here where he was born
and lived until few years ago. 1t seems,
from letters received here, that Mr..
Barney had recently been promoted to the
position of baggage man on the New York
x New Haven railroad, but was still brak-
ing a freight train one way of his trip.
He came into the yards at Boston Friday
y little after II o'clock a. m. and while
they were shuntinS cars, was knocked off
4 car, falling down between, and was run
over cutting off an arm, breaking a rib
and injuring his head so that he died at
the General hospital two hours after the
accident He leaves "A wife and two chill
dren, one a girl five years old and a hoy
about nine months. Ills wife was Mollic
Ryan Of Waterbury. He was a grea,
favorte when he lived here as a boy, and
has always remembered with affection
his old home and friends in Swanton.
The old Northern Supply Co.'S building
owned by the Central Vermont railway,
is being nlod with II stock of feed by
Bailey & Co. of Montpelier.
Miss Lillian Soue is having her mil
lincry store enlarged by substantial nd
dition to the rear end. and what has been
the work room will now be let into the
main display and sales room.
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HANKSVlIlf.

Road Commissioner +. Z. Gorton at
tended the road commissioners meeting
at Burlington ruesday.-B, c. Shattuck
and daughter Gertrude visited their uncle
Eleazer Shattuck and family, at South
Starksboro Tuesday and Wednesday.-A,
j. Elliot and daughter Tacey visited at
Frank l'atrck's in IIinesburgh last week.
Mrs. George Fielder is visiting her fa-
thcr Richard Swain, in New Haven this
Wcek.-School begins Monday with Miss
Matte Mckenzie of Shclburne as teacher.
Fred Wright OF South Starksboro visited
his brother, S. H. Wright the first of the
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uNDERHlll,

Miss Anna Morse Is visiting friends in
Tilton, n H.-Mrs John Smith has sold
her farm to John t'itzsimons OF Jericho -
Charles Mann Of Ludlow visited at l.. c.
Fowler's last week.. p. Flynn has
bought tho Nicholas Smith farm together
with stock and farming tools. Tho price
paid was s3.n)0--Thc town schools will
open april % --Clovcrdale creamery pa
irons were paid 81 10 per hundred for
February mlk.--Matin Eagan has hcen
home from Worcester, Mass visiting his
relativcs.--A daughter was recently born
TO Mrs w. J. Flynn--F L. Durham Of
Boston was n recent visitor in town.
Mrs r s Sinclair purchased last week
a beautiful upright Kurtzmann piano
Mrs NJ. r. Maurice of Montgomery
has been visiting Mrs S. A Hale. her
nother.--Jamcs Casey has purchased the
Burns farm. SO called. of W. j. Fuller
and will moe there at once.-Tfe board
Of license commissioners will hold a meet
ing at the town clerks Office next Satur-
day.-Frank Hurson is home from WI
nooski.--S A. Hale is erecting a large
barn on the site of the one that was ncs-
troyod by lightning last fali-The 1e-
mains of Mrs Boyd. who died at the
home of her son V. G. BOYD. We're taken
to Morlisvllc for burial.-Miss Lillian r.
'rcrrill a teacher in the St Adams Aca-
denny. is passing her vacation at home
James Flynn has moved to the farm that
II" recently purchased of y. A. smith
Miss Julia Scott of the Normal school at
Johnson. is ut home fer the Easter vaca-
ton.-Ntiss Florence stanley has "A posi-
ton i'm the telephone Office at Barre. -
Walter Culver went last week to Ian
easter. y. N.--Ticnry i. Brush who mas
been very i'll with pneumonia, is now
able to he about The Wiley brothers Of
Cambridge have erected weighing sta
ton near the rot.-GoorSe b. Walton Of
MONTPELIER was in town last week.-G ho
funeral Of William McElroy was attend
cd at st Thomas church Monday morn
ing The Rev. Father Thirien OBLIGATED.
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FRANKLIN

Mrs. j. W. Line of McCook Neb.. is
with her father, c. w. Bullice called
here by the illness and death Of her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Batcheldcr, who was
buried last wcck.-Miss RehecCa Law Of
East Fairfield is guest of Miss Pearl
Patten for "A fcw days.-MrS T. L. Hop
kins and daughters, Ruth and IIildah,
went to burlington Friday. Mrs. II.
returned saturday and the Misses spent
Sunday with their sister, Margaret, re
turning MondaN.-Thc town library has
been moved to Miss \ T.. Stoves store
and will be opened Wednesdays and Sat
urdayS' only. Miss Stowe has secured
Miss Pease Of SWantOn as milliner.
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ALBURGH.

Miss Marian Sabre is at home for tho
Ea ster vacation.-H. WV Marvin was in
Montpelier last week.-Mrs.. O. r. Hough-
ton and two children are away on Il
visit 10 her mothcr-Mr ana Mrs, f.
Parker expect soon to move into the
Sowlcs house Miss Hattie Lessor of
Burlington is spending few weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. 5. L. Brayton -
ouis Sowlcs is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burling ton-Mrs. George w.
Sabre has returned from Chatcaugay,
n. y, whore she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bentley, who is i'll.
George Honsiuger, n lifelong resident
Continued on page siNth)
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

r. l.. Dolong and family are moving
TO BRISTOL Thomas Dupont has been
spending the past week in Boston-G f.
Bartlett 6; CO.. started the mill they
bought Of w. z. Hanks this week.
Two sons Of Archie Ferguson Of Bur
nngton visited at John Andrews last
w-ck-Charios Dwirc and family Of Fer
rislurgh visited relatives in town last
W., ',-Thc Misses Georgia brewster and
Alinn CARPENTER of the Randolph Normal
school. are at home on their Faster va
cation--F II. Higley returned home from
his work in Massachusetts recently.
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WEST FORD.

Mr.. ard Mrs. George McNall had a son
born Sunday of last weook.-Earl Perry
of Burlington spent sunday with his
paronts.-Mss Mabel Ruggles returned
10 kmball Union Academy April l.
Miss Florence Smith and Dean lockwood
visited friends in burlington last week.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
Union net at the home Of Mrs c. II. Cobb
Tuesday Accommodating Cobb is home
rrn11l cnllGs.c lnr a few laNs vacation.
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MONTGOMERY

James Upham, an old resident and
much respected citizen of this town. died
on Thursday i'm the 99d year of his age.
The funeral was hed on Sunday. the
Rev. G. f.. Deuel. officiating, lie leaves
one daughter to mourn his loss - Mr., and
Mrs. burnett Goodalc Of Gardner, Mass,
are in town, called here by the death
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Mary Fuller VIII move into Mrs.
& V Booths house next Week.-Mrs. NJ.
T. Maurice Of Montgomery has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. G. Jackson
for few days.-Miss Nellie irld is
spending the Easter vacation with her
parents, MIR and Mrs. c. $. Field. Miss
Eva Ford reopered her school in Jonos =
willie Mouday.--James Farrell of cam
bridge Junction was in town Monday
Miss Ieatcl Cochran went to Richmond
Saturday. where she Will teach TINS
spring Nv. f.. Terrlll of Montpelier was
in town Monday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. Erickson has gone to St JohnShury
to spcnI the summer with a son.-Thc
village schools began on Monday with
Mr. Corsc and Miss Moran as teachers.
L, Pcrloy has gone to ilardwick for
few daVs.-Nlr and Mrs. |. 5. Anderson,
Miss Nellie Anderson. Miss AXtell and
Miss Eva Pond went to ST. Adams Tues
day to attnrd the Wedding of Miss Anna
James Miss LESSEE Gates is home from
Iohnson 10 spend her Eastor vacation.
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HILL WEST.

Miss Martha Ccuterhar Of Johnson is
visiting hor parents. Mr.. and Mrs Homer
Frazier - Charles Mossier was in St Al
bans April : ON business.-Miss iitta Cor
rigan returned to her home in Fairfax
Arril 7. after a few weeks visit In this
place1-Lcws Stone has moved his family
to Montgomery Center.-Miss Ellie Ba-
shaw of Fnosburgh recently visited at the
home Of Francois Shower.
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81. GEORGE.

s ". Tilley and daughter of South Bur
lington visited at H. II, 1illey's a few days
last week. Misses Kate and Nell Noonan
attended the funeral of tneir uncle, Pa
trick Mckenzie in Burlington last Fri
day.-Mrs. b. T.. Warren and daughter
Nottic, were in Burlington Wednesday.
Misses Marguerite Tilley and Alice
Isham r,turncd Monday 10 their school
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WEST MILTON,

James Coag finished his years work
at \. $. Morgans last week and has gone
to work in Wnooski.-The continuous
rains give plenty of water not only in
the river but in many Of the cellars along
the riVcr-Jcd Lamarsh is building "A
boat for A. \, lIorrich.-School begins
next Monday with the same teachers as
last year, Miss Turner of Winooski.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

G. " Rowley is home from Burlington.
Col. c Il. Nelson is In Derby this week.
George Porter is spending n short time
with his family here, Mrs, Flora Imam
and daughter Dorothy have gone Ia
West Newton, Mass to attend tho we'd
ding of Miss Marion Inman.-F. w. Bundy
has gone to Wisconsin, The ladies of the
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tkOSBURGH.

Carl MAYNARD of Worcester, Mass, who
Is not well. is with his wife taking Il rest
at his fathers, $. q. Maynard He has
been in a drug store in Worcester for
several years since going from this
town-Schuol mates of Ernest Percy
from Bakersfield and Woodstock are visit
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WEST BOLTON,

Mrs. l.. Cotton and Mrs. A. a. Hall re-
turned to their homes in Burlington last
Saturday.-G. w. Kellogg spent n few
days at home last weok.--IJ. II. Locke
is at home from Middcscx.-Thc willing
Workers meet with Mrs. a. H. Hardy
next Thursday.-Miss Mcrto Peasc is at
home for few days, from her school
III Johnson Stanley Tominson is at
home from Worcester, Mass
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. April \.
The copper market to-day was dun ant
very weak throughout the entire list
Osceoa dropped 4 points to 66; Copper
Range lost l.. and Amalgamated brok,
T.. to 62i.. closing at 623.c.
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MORSE'S LINE,

II G. Carman went to Boston sunday
night Arthur Green is Clcarkig at j. NJ.
hin, Jr $ store.--J NJ. Hin, Jr., is spend
ing fow days in Boston, Marlin Pariric
and wife visited at Henry llubbardn re-
Gently,
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| am a firm believer in that Won

| am a firm believer in that Won
derful remedy, DR.. kilmer's
Swamp. Root. It's a great medi.
cine when a man is not feeling
we'll after exposure or loss of
sleep and irregular meals. 1t is
also a great medicine to tone up
and regulate a man. There is
such a pleasant taste to it and it
seems to 60 right to the spot. l
use it and recommend it. There
is more Swamp-Root used by
Kansas City fremen than any
other medicine twice over.
Yours truly,
M4xA&o9Ao>s
Assistant Chief,
Kansas City. (Kansas). Fire Dept.
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cheerfully give my endorse
ment 70 DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, which I sincerely believe,
from nv own experience, stands
at tn. head of all known curatives
for kidney, live and bladder
troubles.
My own cure and also my per-
sonal observation during years of
service in the Toledo Fire Depart
ment, have convinced me that
Swamp. Root is medicine of Won
derful merit. | have seen many
who had been pronounced incur
able, speedily restored to health
by Swamp Root.
Yours Respectfully.
-eIAN AuAeA
No. Engine House.
Toledo, (Ohio), Fire Department.
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rave h
swamp great n ISIS %
NJ len t read w fife il he Press end y h to
mr swanpIa and the address Hamtm y y. on ever bottle