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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
THE SOCIALIST -wAR" FUND.

Tho challenge OF Walter wciiman to show what was
being done with tho which Is flowing tho
department Of the Socialist parry this the
OF some $4,000 week from the buneoed eastern
pa;hixcrs. has brought forth alleged from tho
executive inner circle OF tho
crs II shows that to Juno 100000 had been
received and that sss5ios had been dsbursed during
the ars, six months of this year. being
from tho federation Dsburscd" IL tho word
but how II "disburscd" remains u mystery. How
much reached those for whom 1t intended is not
known. The fact that the money "dIsburscd" was
well known. but how. and what purpose qucs.
ton tha, the contributors would like As for
July and August tho period really by Well.
man. the soeiaiis, warsccsc;ary las nothing
graft has been worked upoa tho working
people OF this country than being worked BY forty
missionaries" who doing" tho s;ci.
cais OF tho Haywood warfund.
sample Of the sort OF buneo work that Is going
is found in the speech Of Leonard federation mis-.
sionary and Mother Jones. In Brockton Massachusetts
. recently.
Ono OF tho souiharrowng but purely imaginary hor-
described by Leonard is in these words
THE buiipea Cripple crcck) was nothing moro THAI
s;ocadc with posts driven into the ground. Straw
thrown the earth for tho prisoners lie and
they covered with piece OF tent CLOTH In tho mid.
dlo OF winter when tho thermometer from to
twenty below. confined In this with no, n
| covering except their clothes. when they
hautcd they would have the cold ground for
their bed"
There ism, a man Colorado who knows anything:
about tho but who knows that such bulipcn
existed in Teller county. Tho housed
warmly and well fed and cared for
Mother Jones stretched the long bow sti further and
shower OF coin followed. Her speech made at
Socialist picnic in Brockton
They Ctho .mtia) hang up by the heels and
beat them tho back with muskets. Men huddled
in this large pen and left without shelter. one
instance whcrc sick thrown out of doors
mattress and she III. During the night
the roadside she birth and both died
few hours later"
by such barefaced fasehoods this that the war
the Socialist party in Colorado is being dragged
uniformed workers Of the East and Mr. Well
challenge the federation show what being
with the money remains unanswered The Colorado
knows. however that It is being used to push the
joint Socialist campaign against the Repub-
can party state the latter having earned .ae
dying enmy of Socialist leaders for suppresing law
iessuess forcing for the law and the lawful
authorities II is this sort of thing that is driving Colo
Democrats the Republican ranks by the thou
coming contest is recognized between
the law and order and those Of license and
strike violence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02
WHERE THE sxTRAvAcANcg COMES IN.

The Democratic platform adopted at Pueblo accuses
this Republication OF extravaganza.
This is a case of 'holering' stop thief" TO divert
attention from its record.
Under tho Adams and Thomas administrations the
state debt and Thomas had borrow $4,000
enable the institutions TO keep their doors
Under the orman administration the Legislature made
special appropriation OF s2so.Ooo pay back debts.
What became of it,
II used for grab fund" II was drawn upon for
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Charles NJ. schwab has returned
from Europe with the biggest automo-
bile that money would buy. Perhaps
he intends to get even with some of
the people who said hard things abou;
him in connection with that ship
building trust.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

A baseball umpire at williamsport.
Pa, announced. at the close of the
game. that he could lick the whole
crowd in the grand stand. He has
since told the attending physicians
that he is convinced that he spoke too
hastily.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Publishing newspaper In Mexico
has It's drawbacks. In consequence OF
President DiaE's efficient system OF
collecting taxes there arc no dcnn.
cuont tax lists to print.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

When We read that crude rubber is
selling at $50 n pound it make us
wonder II that isn't really what some
times comes to the table disguised rs
portcrhouse steak during these meat
strike days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

America makes more beer than
Germany. more caviare than Russia.
Is rapidly overhauling Italy in the
spaghetti business. and as for Dutch
cheese. Holland is nowhere in com.
rayi,ou with us.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

While Il is n mean trick to rob n
dcfcnseloSs slot machine. n short.tem'
percd man frequently is soreiy
tempted TO throw things at one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

William c. whi,ncy's heirs objcc,
TO paying an inheritance tax OF ssss.'
s.s. Why can't the State OF New
York be generous and Gu, 1, down to
sea- 800. .eeg
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

A Kentucky business man has used
tho same steel pen continually for u
years. That's tho sort of pen that ID
mishucr than Kuropatk!n's sword.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Now. II King Edward would start e
fad for wearing trousers baSsed at
tho knees some men would consider
him n real benefactor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Probably the young people don't
need to be told that a hammock Is
about the best place from which 10
scc the mcteors-of course. II the
leaves above arc not too thick.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Mrs. Goclct will remember that as
coon rs the story Of the loss of her
3ewels got into the papers the Jewels
turned up. There is nothing like pub.
iicity. which is the essence of adycr.
Using.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

A Geneva professor has discovered
that n blue light has soothing ef.
feet in dental operations. Strange
the blue feeling which prcccdes n
visit TO the dentist doesn't act IN the
eame way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Bcins iincd si7.so for ovcrspccding
his automobile bo:hers Reginald q.
Vanderbilt good deal less than an.
ether mosquito bite would bother you.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Don't bc too harsh In your 3udg.
mcnt OF the sultan. II. has his trou.
'bics. How would you like TO sleep In
q bomb-proot room In tho summer
timer
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Edward Atkinson says that he eoa.
lsiders the comments on his smoking
an importinepce. Now, OF course.
they'll stop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

The stamp collectors have Just held
o national convention at PittsburI.
but they didn't nominate = candidate
for President.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Tho millionaire may smoke only
dollar cigars himself. but ho has to
smell the fivecent cigars that other
lmcn arc smoking.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

John l.. Sullivan is to open cafe
I'm New York-but not with the dox-
ology.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

A writer in Harper's asks. do
men manage their wives?" A good
many Of them manage to think they
do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

A man whose aanece had protested
against his drinking whisky promptly
crank poison. While this was not OK.
acuy the style Of reformation the girl
had in mind. IL was better than none.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

At any rate 1t did not take the Brit
ltsh half as long TO get TO Lhassa as II
will take them to get away from
there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

"A stage held up" The pity is thai
1t does not happen oftener. for th'
stage 80 needs such aid.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Hayt Is now having n revolution
every thirty minutes. and apparently
possesses n fair claim to the revolu-
1Ion record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

q French scientist has given n
learned and plausible explanation OF
lkicptomania. Now will somebody dis.
cover that he piagiarlzcd Il!
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Now the czar will set up the cigars
for the boys. no matter what happens
at Port Arthur.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

Tho trolley car Is said to be largely
responsible for appendicitis. That's
queer. considering that the disease In
question Is distinc;iyciy rich mans
maiady.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-09-02

That automobile which scalped
woman In New York the other day
must have been red devil"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-24
Raleigh Glad to Welcome
North Carolina Medi-
cal Society.
1T SESSION TODAY
State Auditor Dixon and {. Chambers
Smith, Esq. viii Deliver The Ad-
dresses OF Welcome This
Morning---Dr. PARROT
Will Make Response

Good morning, Doctor, how is your
pulse today"
This is the good day when the fifty
first annual session of the State Med
zeal Society Of North Carolina will be-
gin. The meetings will be held in the
Senate Chamber of the capitol. and
the seats will be filled by men the
equals OF any who have made laws for
this good State. These annual gather
ings bring together many of the
brightest minds in the State. and their
orations and debates are not surpass-
ed in learning, brightness or eloQuence.
But, while chiefly of interest to the
doctors this meeting has much inter-
est TO every person in the State, for
the doctors will discuss topics that re-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-24
Tuesday Morning. Nav 81.

Society called to order in 51St an
nual session in the hall of the House
of Representatives at 10 a. m. by Dr
II. A. Register, chairman of local com
mittee.
Address of welcome, His EXcellency
Governor Charles b. Aycock.
Address of welcome from the Cit.
of Raleigh, Hon. Ed. Chambers Smith.
Response, DR.. James Nj. PARROT
kinston.
The annual address Of the presi
dent. DR.. n. b. Weaver, Asheville.
Physiology and Chemi>try.-Chair
man, DR.. f. l.. Siler, Franklin.
Chairmans report.
The Effect of Precipitins on the
Human Blood" DR. F. l.. Siler, Frank
lin.
THE Value of Knowing the Compo-
sition OF the Food Used in Feeding
Infants" DR.. Joseph Graham, Raj
eigh
Pathology and Microscopy.-Chair
man, DR.. NJ. l.. Stevens, Asheville.
"The Local Clinical Laboratory" Dr.
NJ l.. Stevens, Asheville.
Report of a Fatal Case of Acute
Gonorrheal Septicaemia," DR. f. j..
Wood. Wilmington.
Pathological Report of Some Re-
cent Interesting Cases" Drs. Joseph
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"Some Recent Surgery of the Kid
ney." DR.. st. Clair Spruill, Baltimore,
Maryland.
Treatment of Some Common Frlc-
lures In Private Practice" DR.. IL. II.
Russell, Wilmington.
1.-The Treatment of Ununited Frac-
lures" DR.. Stuart Mcclure, Richmond,
Va.
abdominal Surgery With Special
Reference to the Preparation and AZ
ter-Treatment," DIR. w. =. Whiting
ton, ASheVille.
"Talma's Operation for Cirrhosls of
the Liver. With Report of a Case me
Year After Operation DR.. l.. -. Me-
Brayer. Asheville.
"Choleithiasis, With Special Refer
ence to Surgical Treatment" DR.. AL
fred G. Wood. Philadelphia, Pa.
Wednesday Evening, May 25.
Annual Grafton, "Aesculapian Dreams
DR.. G. A. Julian, Thomasville.
Address "Radium and Radioactive
ty i'm Relation to Medicine" Prof.
Chas. Baskerville. Chapel HILL
Reception by the Capital club.
Thursday Morning. May 20.
General sessions resumed at 9'I5
a. m.
House of Delegates sitting resumed
at $50 q. m.
Practice OF Medicine (Contlnued).
Modern School Methods as a Fac
tor in the Production of Nervous and
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mcnts. Stotc Mcdicnl Society.

nsCHiS. SHY '9VNiNAS'
Southgate Leigh Norfolk, Va.
Medical Diet~tics III General PTac.
tice." DR., Geo. p. Edwards Sylvia.
"A Plea for More Just Judgment of
Drug Users" Dr. G3o. s Petty Mem
phis, Tenn.
"A Modern Method of Treating Nor
phine Whiskey, aud Other Drug Adj
dictions." DR.. ) Nj. CroWell, Charlotte.
some Uses ar1 Abuses of Glasses .
DR.. r. " Brawley, Sa'iSpurv.
"The Treatment of 10 'lts Injured ny
Chronic Rheu me- tism, ''f Michael
Holxe. Atlanta Ga.
Tuesday Evening, May 81.
Annual essay, IAN ounce of Proven
tiop. - DR.. ]. G.. Blount. Washington.
Annual debate, "Diptheria, leader,
Dr I A. Williams. Reidsville.
Wednesd ay Morning, May 20.
The general session resumed ut 9:lo
a. m.
The House of Delegates sitting re-
sumed at $50 a. m.
Practice of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dr.. L. p. Aaron, Mt. Olive.
Chairman's report.
Infection DR.. l. W. Falson' '~'t''
lotte
Immunity" DR.. Albert Anderson
Wilson. r.
Ben X. Hays, Oxford.
pneumonia" DR.. Jno. c. Montgom-
cry. Charlotte ~.
ment." DR.. James Sawyer, AsheViile
Report of IA Cases OF Pulmonary
tuberculosis Five Years After Treat
ment by Culture Products Dr. LOUIS
L. High, Southern Pines.
THE Relation Of the General Prac'
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late to better sanitation and better
health. and their discussions will
therefore result in good to every per-
son who needs the attention of n ply
sician-and that includes every man.
woman and child in the State.
This morning at ten o'clock, Pres
ident DR.. Henry Bascom Weaver, of
Asheville, will call the Society to or
der, and DR.. J. Howell Way will call
the roll--a roll that contains names
honored, and deservedly honored, all
over North Carolina. Then DR.. =. f.
Dixon. State Auditor, will deliver the
address of welcome on behalf of the
State. That pleasing duty the Govern
or expected to perform, but it is nee
essarily deprived of the pleasure. Dr.
Dixon will speak the welcome with his
accustomed grace and eloquence of
manner and matter. Then, speaking
for the city Of Raleigh, Ed. Chambers
Smith. Esq, will eloquently extend
the welcome of the municipality.
When the doctors are thus made to
feel at home, DR.. j. Nj. Parrott, OF
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AUttfeSS Oh NeicOilic.
Alderman and +. j. Wood, Wilmington
''Dermoid Cysts of the Ovary, with
Demonstration of Specimens" DR.. r.
H. Whitehead, Chapel Hill.
What Work Shall we Refer to the
Clinical Laboratory and What Shall
We Do Ourselves ?" DIR. w. II. Prieleau
Asheville.
Tuesday Afternoon, May 81.
The House of Delegates called TO or
der at 3:15 p. m, in the Senate cham
Der and will proceed with the transac-
ton of business
The general session of the society
resumed in Representatives hall al
3 p. m.
Pathology and Microscopy (Con-
tinued.).
"Papillomata and Their Degenera-
tons" Or. VIM. deb. MacNider, Raj
eish.
''Hook Worm Disease" DR.. c. A.
Julian, Thomasvlle.
"Uncinarasis in North Carolina It's
Distribution, Frequency, Etiology, and
Pathology" DR. w. S. Rankin, Wake
Forest.
'Uncinariasis in the Mountains of
North Carolina" DR. w. p. Ivey, Le-
noir
"Uncinariasis in Eastern North Car
DINA" DR.. J. l.. Nicholson, Richlands.
Observation-Disclosures, DR.. Frank
Roberts. Marshall
Chairman report.
Report of a Case of HookWorm
Disease Complaining Pregnancy, DR..
II. Mex. Tucker. Raleigh.
Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics
Chairman, DR.. G.. G. Edwards, HOOK
ertOn.
ChairmanS report
"Quinine," DR.. j. ". PARROT, llln-
ston.
Gas and Ether Anaestesia," rr.
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of the drastic measure ., ,c2eivar-
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feel at home

Kinston, on behalf of the Society, VIII
respond to these addresses of well
come. He is one of the most eloquent
members of the profession as well as
one of its readiest speakers, and may
be depended upon to make response
that will be worthy of the Society.
Programme OF Meeting.
The following is the programme OF
the week
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-24

Orator North CafOIlna Meulcal Society.
Fever" DR.. A. S. Pendleton, Hender-
son.
IAN Atypical Form of Typhoid
Fever with Sub-Normal Temperature,
DR.. j. ID. Roberts, Mt Olive.
Clinical Notes on Typhoid Fever"
DR. Chas u. Gambler, Dillsboro.
Acute Entero-Colitis, DR.. Guy S.
Kirby, Marion.
Specific keratitis and Trachoma,"
DR.. j. II. Honnett, Wilmington.
"Adenoids i'm Children-A Plea Fer
Early Recognition and Treatment"
DR.. II. j. league, Roxboro.
THE Pupil Reflex as an Aid to dag
nosis," DR.. II. II. Briggs. AsheVille
Conjoint session of the State Medical
Society with the State Board of
Health.
Wednesday Afternoon, May 25.
Anatomy and Sur0ery.-Chairman,
Dr. j. f. Stokes, Salisbury.
Chairman's report
when to Amputate,' DR.. II. a.
Register Raleigh.
"A Plea for Early EXplorative Incls-
ion for Diagnosis and Curative Euds ia
Masked Conditions of the Upper Per-
lions of the Abdomen DIR Hugh NJ
Taylor, Richmond, Va.
"Gun-Shot Wounds of the Abdomen
With Report of Cases. Dr. j. w. long,
Greensboro.
1.-The Use of the Cystoscope," Dr. a.
]. Crowell, Charlotte.
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Mental Disease" DR.. /. NJ. Taylor,
Morganton.
"Neurasthenia," DR.. e. b. Fereoec.
Raleigh.
epilepsy. A Clinical study" DR.. ].
Thos. Wright. Winston.
1.-The Nerasthenic Condition" DIR. :.
p. Monroe, Davidson.
Gastric Myostenia," DR.. w. o. Mis-
bett Charlotte.
circumcision as Pertaining TO the
Continued ON Eleventh rage.)
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a N0ph Daily Paper@

titioner to the Prevention and Cure
of tuberculosis, DIR. Paul Paquin,
Asheville.
Tuberculosis: What Shall we Do to
Check Its Onward March," DR.. S. =.
Holding, Wake Forest.
Malaria as Complaining Typhoid
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-04
Church Notes.

Mass viii be celebrated at the Roman
Catholic church at $50 Sunday morning.
The subject OF the Christian Science
Bible lesson for next Sunday is ''Soul. =
The c. E. society Of the Baptist church
will hold supper in the vestry August II.
The Standard Bearers will meet with
Mrs. f. Hamblin Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Baptist church Braintree Branch, sun.
day school at ? o'clock, followed by
preaching service.
At st. Johns church next Sunday there
will be evening prayer and sermon at
1 o'clock. AL are welcome.
The woman's Missionary society OF
the Christian church will meet Thursday,
Aug. II, at p. M, with Mrs. English.
Union service viii be held at the Bap-
fist church next sunday night. Rev. Mr..
Ladd will preach, and the male quartet
will sing.
A few weeks later in the season Ran
dolph's accomplished musicians viii give
a concert in town for the benefit Of the
First Christian church.
Methodist Episcopal church:-Preaeh-
ing at 1880 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. Y,
NJ Fowler; Sunday school at u O'Clock
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
At the Congl church Sunday morning
Rev. G. E. Ladd will preach upon a
Deeper Note in Religion Good music
I 81 the quartet. A cordial welcome to all.
The ladies' OF the NJ. z. church will
hold a social with Mrs. II. Fl. Bailey Fri
dav, Aug. 5. Ice cream ana cake will
/ be served from O'Clock on. There will
De an entertainment IN the evening
/ Everyone is cordially invited. The solicit
ing done tor last weeks social is trans
ferred to this.
Baptist church, Rev. 5. Knowles pastor.
Morning worship with preaching at 1870;
communion OF the Lords Supper at close
OF service. Subject OF sermon. ..pre-
pairing the disciples for the first COM
iuunion service Bible school Y m,
f Evening service at $50. Prayer meeting
I Wednesday evening at 80.
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camn Ranaolph Notes.

W. E. Lamson and wife returned home
Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler are guests
at the Bass cottage.
Eleven of the young people attended the
circus at st. Adams Tuesday.
Z. A. Shattuck was in Randolph Wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass opened their
cottage, "Red Fern" Thursday.
Mrs. Lemuei Richmond and Miss winni-
fred spent Monday in st. Adams.
Miss Mildred Peck Of Burlington has
joined the young people at the Lamson
( cottage.
J. Z. Eidredge closed his cottage
Wednesday, after a stay Of about month,
and left camp for home.
Zeb Merchant went TO Queehee last Fri
DAY for a couple of DAYS before returning
to Randolph 10 resume his labors.
Justin Holman has opened the Stewart
cottage and has for guests DR.. and Mrs.
H. q. Beekman Of Somerville, Mass.
Among the arrivals in camp saturday
were Misses Gail and Genelve Lamson,
Fanny Prince and John Dubois Of RAN
dolph. Mary Webb Of Granville Gertrude
Edison Of Randolph Center, Edith Edison,
Eva Sargent aud Louise Parmenter Of
Brookfielu.
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Caspian Lake Notes.

The Curtis cottage is again opened, Dr.
and Mrs. Curtis coming Saturday.
The Lairds left for their home the 27th
followed by the Shermans the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monson of Morrisvills
were guests Of tine Hardys few days last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler left Mon
day to join Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Bass at
Highgate for week.
Prof. A. L. Hardy left Saturday for St
Johnsbury, going Monday to Amherst
Mass, for short stay.
Howard Chldley OF Dartmouth college is
spending part Of his vacation with Rev
and Mrs. G. ". Morrow.
Mrs. Laura Cushman Of Burlington il
spending few weeks At Camp Caspian
the guest OF Prof. and Mrs. n. j. White
hill.
Edwin c. Lewis Of the Detroit University
school, Michigan, was a guest Tuesday 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Atwood al
Lakewood
Or. and Mrs. Jenness ID. Wheeler left
last Thursday intending to visit in RAN
dolph and White River junction before
returning to their home in Maiden, Mass
Mrs. B, Fl. SAINT served tea to the
ladies of the camp from to p. m
Wednesday, July q, and exhibited fol
their pleasure some exquisite foreign lace
The evening sing on the lake is becom-
ing a settled weekly affair, and with the
cottages and grounds all Illuminated with
japanese lanterns the effect Is delightful
and jolly good time Is sure result.
Fishing has revived and reports q
larger catches are coming in. Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Hebard have been especially sue
fnA - a ID
for their home in White River Junction
and Rev. and Mrs. Morrill, OF Woodstock
succeeded them in the Whitehill cottage
Though golf is apparently the favorite
game, the tennis court il by no means de-
serted. Nearly every morning those who
are so fortunate, or otherwise, as TO be
awake at 5 o'clock may hear the voices Of
the players as they .sracketn through the
game, and from that time on till '.dewy
eve" one or more sets are on the ground.
The rest, who are less nimble and fleet Of
foot, content themselves With looking on
or playing the more sedate games Of cro-
quet, finch and others, and are all having
such delightful and restful good time
that the days 60 by quite too fast.
The event of the week was golf tourna-
ment Saturday, the Old Pine club of ST,
Johnshury playing against the Mountain
View club OF Greens boro. The Mountain
View won, IL TO !. This is the second
meet OF these two clubs this season, the
first being at st. Johnsbury, June Is, re-
sulting in favor Of the Mountain View, Y
to 8. Naturally the cottagers are some
what elated and betake themselves with
renewed zeal-allowing such a thing to be
possible-to the daily practice, Sunday
excepted, of the game. They have recent
ly erected on the golf links a magnificent
new club house, which though not eapa-
eious enough to entertain the 400 is suf-
ficiently large to accommodate the golf
sticks OF the players II prudently laid in.
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A Card.

To those friends and neighbors, whose
sympathy in the hour OF our bereavement
through the sudden death of our precious
son and brother, George Edwin Tilson,
took form in deeds OF the utmost kindness
and helpfulness, we wish to return our
heartfelt thanks, and to express our pro-
found gratitude to those who contributed
so generously to the fund presented to US
or sent beautiful flowers to symbolic
their thought of us in our great sorrow.
In the time OF bitter trial, we have, indeed,
the comfort of friends.
Mrs. BESSIE TILsoN,
ELMER TIIsON.
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Card.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to our kind friends and neighbors who So
kindly assisted Us through the sickness
and death Of onr darling baby also for
tie beautiful floral gifts.
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. o. OsHA.
~ Miss LILA NJ. COLE.