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Arizona republican., 1904-02-28
l Confidential Game

Mrs. g.. of Adams street, has recent ly had a very disagreeabIe experience. A welI-dressed man recently called at her home and presented his card, which stated that he was "Dr. N, the great eye specialist of Denver He wanted to sell Mrs. $. a pair of his medical glasses and said he had been told that her eyes were in bad cOndi- ton. Mrs $. has had trouble in threading her needle for some time, and when the Doctor said he would examine her eyes without charge and just for love of his profession she con- sented. Before the examination was over the Doctor had convinced Mrs. $. shaf # was only his OppOrtune arrival with his medical glasses that had saved her from fatal blindness. The Doctor vas so plausible that almost before sh. knew it Mrs. z. had the medical glasses and the Doctor had 5000.
 These glasses proved unsatisfac- ioty. and recently when Mrs. s. came tu our office we fitted her scientifically for just one-half the price. As to the medical glasses these can be bought in quantities for twenty cents per pair, and are made for one purpose only-to sell. Moral: Don't be buncoed, go 10 one who is reliable.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28
OS W OGt's BIcScie Msa

Is Arizona agent for the Racycie, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires and sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. and $. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

Rev w. H. Bagby. Address Dr. H. A. Hughes. address w. Fl. Black on Y. N. c. A. work: solo, Miss Lulu Jewell; reading Miss Hattie M. Green. "There'H be Room in Heaven"; al . dress Rev. J. NJ. Philput Of New York. All especially young people are cor dially invited.
 THE WHINING. GRiNNING TiG- ERS.-The Tigers of the Central school met the second base ball team of the high school yesterday and devoured them to the extent of to 1. The line up was as follows: Tigers, catcher. Frank R. pitcher, Ellis G.; first base Walter T.: second base. Fred P; third base. Frank G.; short stop, Alger R.; right fielder. Carl Hogan; center fielder. Tom O.. left fielder, Ralph D. High school, catcher, Willis White; pitcher Ben Balm; first base. Guy Wilkey; second base. Neil MCarthy; third base. Jim Foushce; short stop, Dick Harvard; right fielder, George Byers; center fielder. Will Taylor; left fielder Fred Spaulding. There will be another game next Saturday between the four and six Hooters. The game will be called at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28
PERSONAL.

These registering at the Hotel Ad- ans yesterday were: Nat Rosentha', Chicago: Walter Alexander, wife and two children, WausGu, Wis; Mrs. L. L. Hervey. San Francisco; Mrs. c. r. Horne, Fresno; A. B. Carr. St. Louis; Mrs. Charlotte White, Miss Lida White, Hannibal. Mo; MT. and Mrs. C. NJ. Murray, New York; A. l.. Monahan, Bisbee; F. N. Leomaster. Fl Paso; Mare Merle. New York: w. Campbell. F. Me Farland. Los Angeles; Justin Ii. Chap man and wife, Marion. Ind.
 Those registering at the Ford hotsl yesterday were: Mrs Perkins. Con- gress Junction; F. J. Murphy, Jercm !; H. G. Grinwood. Colorado Springs: Geo. A. Brown and wife. Ottumwa. la; pr. l., D. Hackett and w. A. Smith, Whit tier, Cal; Mrs. ]. s. Bacon. Chicago; Mrs. l.. L. Hersey, San Francisco.
 These registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: T. D. Hnuck, Cave Creek; D. J. Alberga, san Fran cisco: L. C. Judkins, T. F. Reed, T. O. H. Bogalsky, w L. Wallace, Los An geles: T. Fl. Decker. Jerome: Mir. and Mrs. J. IT. Wilson. Needles: R. F. Chap Dell, Orc Grande Cal; G. G. Del1o, Congress; c. NJ. Steinhauer, Atlanta. Ga; George French, Mrs. Colonel French. Oakland. Cal: Mrs. Colonel Higgins. Mrs. w. Brewer, New York: w. F. Stanley, Waco, Texas; F. F.. Withey, Camp Traverse City, Ariz.
 Mrs. Frank Ainsworth will leave to- night for Los Angeles.
 F. w. Magill and wife will leave fer San Antonio tonight via the M. & P.
 The following named were passengers on last nights southbound M & P. train: Joe Kearns for Salt Lake City. the Misses Hatch for Poplar Bluff. Mo {; F. MagOffin and Mrs. w. R. Masoffin with body of w. R. Magoffin for Flank fort Ky; T. A. Ryan for Chicago: Chas. Hawthorn, wife and son for Lone Tree. la; M. Warren for Denver; J. Wet2ler for Los. Angeles.
 Among the passengers leaving via the s. F. P. & P. this morning were: J. F. Wood for HOlbrook; Mrs. J. Glenn for Chicago; Mrs. M. Lenehan for St. Lou is; Mrs. Kate Casua for Sioux City: Mrs. A. Coulter for Flagstaff; J. G. krentz for Winslow.
 Edward Twichel and Dr. l.. M. Swik- erath of the Calamity Gold. Silver and Copper Mining company left yesterday morning for their property in the Camp Creek district. accompanied by MT. A. L. Crenshaw. H. L. Krohn and several other Cincinnati capitalists.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28
DEWEY ROSE

and Maricopa Chief will make season of 1904 at owners ranch one and one fourth miles west of Grand avenue on Maricopa canal.
 Maricopa Chief is an English Shire, black, weighs 17OO, six years old.
 Dewey Rose is black, six years old, weighs 1O5O lbs. Sired by Star Rose, he by old Montrose. Goes all the gaits. As fine a bred saddle stallion as there is in America. For extended pedigree call on owner.
 Terms:-Maricopa Chief $500, re- turn privilege. Dewey Rose, $25.OO, re- turn privilege.
 THOMAS ncGINNIS, Owner.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

Forecast for today. FAIR; colder. Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

When the dressmaker goes away she goes by fits and starts.-Philadelph Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28
Of Local@
 Interest.
THE wEATaER

Local daily weather report for the Arizona Republican:
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28


  varied stock Shoes in his partof quality ht durability
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

$27.1o to San Francisco, second- class during March and April. Tickets from all agents NJ. & P. x s. R. N. Railroad.
 M. O. BICKNELL, G. P. A.
 22 Center Street,
 Phoenix Arizona
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28
Temperature

Maximum temperature "A, minimum temperature 49. Average relative humidity 3S per cent. Total precipitation, 0. . Character of the day: Cloudy
 NJ. E. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

hint to brides: Fried liver costs less than salmon salad, and will please Vour man better.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-28

The man with winning ways is an agreeable companion until you get into a poker game with him.-Chicago News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
ADDISON.

Mrs. Vina Read has returned from a
visit to her sister in Charlottesville COM
munity was shocked Sunday morning to
hear OF the sudden death of Madam Nc
Lean, who was found dead in bed. She
was about 81 years of age and had been
in poor health for several ycars.-Another
dance will be given Friday evening. liz
zte Smith gave Il little reception on Fri
day evening in honor of her guests from
California.-Casper Clark and wife have
a baby alrl, which arrived on September
"0.-Little Clara Whitford was recently
taken sick while at sChool-Mary Andor-
son, 4 former resident of this town. but
now of Boston, has been the guest of Lola
Southland. Miss Anderson VIII be better
remembered as Mary Meeker. as Mr..
Meekers people brought her up.-Ethel
Shcrbino has been staying with her sister,
Mrs. OtIs.-E. Il. Doland of Lake PLACID.
y. y. has Joined his wife at Cassius Nc
Lean s.--Allcn Bourous and wife We're
recent guests at Lutte Whitford S. --
Joseph Hayward has returned from a visit
to the great exposition and also to CALI
fornia and other points i'm the Wcst.-l'he
patrons of the Addison and panton Telc
phone company are sorry to loose their
faithful servant, Miss Ethel Robinson, at
the central onicc.-Thosc who did not at
tend the entertainment ut the Baptist
Church on "Wednesday evening of last
Woe elk, given by Jean Wilson. missed a
treat. Tho proceeds 20 for repairs on the
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

Mrs. Joseph lombard are visiting In
Southbridge Mass. --Percy ballard has
gone TO Burlington to attend q bust
ness college-Pcter clifford of Brooks
field is visiting friends in town.. II.
Lamplough has bought place in Fair
fax and will move there In a tow weeks
Genevieve Morgan IL spending n few days
with friends In Burlington. - william Odlin
of Andover. Mass, spent a. part Of last
week IN town.-Mrs. John I.aRook died
Monday morning. She has been siok A
long time with consumption and has been
Il great sufferer. The funeral was held
from st. AIMS Church on Tuesday with
interment in the Catholic cemetery. Roy
Coburn Of Belvidere is taking care of
Ell Barnum.--The Rev. r. II. Herrick at
tended the ministers association in Bur
lingtOn Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
MIDDLEBURY.

Thomas Lynch is seriosuly i'll with
pneumonia at his homo on Court
street
Mrs. Jennie Lowell. who has been
ailing for some time, died at her home
on River street Saturday morning at
two sons Albert and John Lowell Of
this village. and one daughter. Mrs.
Emma Sandorsun Of Burlington. The
funeral was held from the Baptist Church
Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
Church this afternoon at two l.. m.
Prof. l.. r. Brown has accepted the
position of proceptor Of the East high
school. Minneapolis MINI.
owing TO the bad weather on every
date set for the holding of the Con-
gregational Sunday school picnic, thcy
have finally given it up and will not
hold one this season.
Bread Loaf inn will close this week
and Colonel Battcll will return to Mid
dlobury before taking his usual tour
South.
Mrs Quirk and daughter Of Provi-
dencc, r. l., are in town for a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. $.
holland.
Mrs. William Latimer has gone to
/ Boston, Mass, for q few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. w. d. Adams,
Dr. l.. T.. Mollcn has returned from
a short business trip 10 Philadelphia.
where he went with his SON Phillip,
who has entered the dental college OF
That city
Charles Severance has inst made a
lare" shipment of rustic cottages to
Portland, Nc
l.. J. German is making improve
monts on his residence on Wcybridge
street.
Ernest Lavonchc has returned from
a several days visit With friends in
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HINESBURGH.

The Woodmou's field day Will hc
held Thursday October E. In tho
evening there viii be a bah in tho
town hall.-Mr aud Mrs. Earl Mead
are receiving congratulations over tho
birth of daughtcr.-pr Mckibhou
is visiting his mother IN s.. Stevens.
y. B-Nlr. and Mrs W Z. Fold ana
children leave this week for thelr
home in Washington, -. g, after vl5-
iting for q few weeks at H. NJ. llulfs.
Mrs Harrison owen is caring FOR
Mrs. Earl Ntead.-The Rev. and Mr..
T. j. Harris and Noble Partch leave
this week for st. Louis. and from
there go - Des Moines. Ia. to attend
the national Congregational conveu-
tion-Tho frame is up for oscar
Mcad's new barn to replace the one de.
stroyed by frc.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Hudson are the parents ot new girl
baby
Thc Rev. and Mrs. II. j, Harris ard
Deacon \. u. Partch and wife will start
today for It. Louis and after visiting
the. worlds fair viii attend the Congre-
rational convention at Des Moines, Iowa
kt fore their return Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
will Visit Ray y. Castle in Lincoln. Neb.,
and expect to be absent about tw"
months They are rejoicing at r. O..
Meals over the birth of a little girl apd
at Abe Wnrthom' $ over 81 boy.Mrs. Belle
P,use Wicsuuu has been visiting her
sister. Mr. Arson Weed. for several
weeks and returned Monday 70 her homo
In Wilscy. KauS.- Mrs.. Edward HARDWOOD
and her three children have made am eX-
tr...od visit TO her sister, Mrs. \. Sykcs
and returned to her home in Dorset Fri
ll,-Nlrs. G. u. Boynton returned from
"a weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Sher-
wood in Syracuse, y. y, saturday The
Wcodmen's field day sports and dance
~ po,tpoucd on account Of the storm
J., tod f-f.r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Ethel Claxton has closed her
school in Monkton indefinitely on a.
count of the illness from diphtheria, of
one of the pupils.-Miss Sara Emo and
William Stacey have entered the UulVer-
sity Of Vermont.--E. H. Converse went
to Newport last week to attend the Zap
fist State conventiou.-Cyrus ana Ran
som Beers have sold their farm IN Fer
risburgh to Peter Larrow.-With the
scarcity of farm help and the high price
ana scarcity of barrels, apple picking
is very discouraging this year
f.. II. Converse returned from New
port Thursday where he attended TN,
Baptist State convention-Town Re-
preventative r. G, Beers left Tuesday
for Montpelier-GeorEe Mattison is
painting +. A Ellison's dwelling house.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Il. Beers went Tues
day on two weeks trip to Boston.
Winchester, northampton, Mass, and
Manchester, y. H.-Services are being
held morning and evening. beginning
Sunday at the Church of Our Lady Of
| Mount Carmel Misses Horsford and
| bull. teachers in district number ten
are preparing their pupils for an enter
| taniment which they are to give at the
| close If this term of school.-Miss Ethel
| Clayton returned to her school on
| Monkton Ridge Monday after IA week s
| interruption caused by a diphtheria
| scare.-Mrs. Ruth beers ana little
| daughter are visiting friends in Lincoln
j. S, LoCsden LETT town the 9TH for hi,
nome in Davenport, Wash, after Il WISH
| of nine months 10 his daughter. Mrs. 10
| ii. carpenter.-Alvin Jacobs who has
been very i'll with pneumonia is recover
| ing-Mrs. Joseph Muir of Monkton /!
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs Franz
jJacobs.-'Miss Grace and Miss Ada Read'
| of Utica, New York and Miss Katheryn,
Gebhardt of Shelburne Farms spent Tues
day IN town as the guests of Miss blanche
Bradley.-Thc four days mission meetnl
held at he Roman Catholic Church closeC
Wednesday evening,-Mr and Mrs. T.. b
Beer left town Tuesday for a trip to Bos
ton and Northampton, Mass.-A Jolly loaC
OF young people went to the opera hous,
Tuesday evening to hear way Dowr
| East"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

L, Il. Strong, Mrs. w. Miner, Mrs.
V. r. Sargent went to Burlington
Wednesday as n committee chosen by
the dramatic club to purchase a piano
for the Woodmen hall.--Waltcr Taft
has moved his family into a part Of
the house with Levi Taft.--Mrs. James
Atkins and son visited friends In
Richmond last week. MIR. and Mrs
Arthur Pccor arc rejoicing over the ar
rival of a daughter born the 2nd.-Mr.
and Mrs Madigan and children have
returned to their home in Burling ton
The next session of quarterly meeting
of the Free baptist association Will he
held here commencing October III
Representative @. w Brewster went
to Montpelier Tuesday night.--Reed',
men of Hineshurgh are putting an
iron roof on the church and Mr.. Fish
Iot Richmond assisted by 1ssacher Rims
is trimming and painting the bclfry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
RICHMOND.

John Nt.ho,o,, of +his nlacc who wont
10 Burlington FRIDAY. was Ia ken very III
ON the street with appendicitis. lie wa
iinmedi,tn1v taken to tho home OF ht4
sister. Mrs Nckenzio. where he now -
c-iticnllv III -The Ala circle ~ KIM
Daughters mot saturday AT tbc Conpre-
pattnnal Church for the nurnose ~ or
ranizing - Missionarv clnb a Rail- is
moving into The new house inst tnult NV
Charles Mor;arphan on Pleasant stroet.
There are i25 pupils enrolled in the high
school this torm--A. c. phiIlins ia Quit,
iu.-Cards are ONT announcing mo ~
rage of Charles knefe of mis- nIacc
ana Miss Arsino of 81 Alhanu rho
last meeting of tho cornmi,sion.re, NJ Inc
estate of Mr.. p Henley was he,d wi;
dav.-Mr. and Mrs NJ n Dmick ami
son returned Saturdav FROM pro,,ors-
yillo-clarcrca MORGAN who p,.rt With
Company NJ TO Chick;lnauYa and ,yht
who has not been in good be,lth sirco
his discharpo. has rncoivsd notice ,bat he
has heen granted p nanafon re a. ner
,uon+h from dat, ~ nc diacb,rra - Mr.
" y Nortop vho ba- booy ,.,,,,ir, Soc
son. n + norton Of t-air rtavsn ara
Dr II wade or etarkshoro bat.o ,etuvr.
cd home Mics Matte c;icaeon a,ho a.
landed tba w, yorlr a,,rr,,nr Ia.
yrooL wa,, tal,o, an Will. ir ~, Wi.
Sho is now a. tf" FANNY Ai,sr ho.n'
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ae.or.- a. r.. 60, ~ ro,.i,.a 49, go,
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WEYRRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs CLIFFORD Smith of Fitch
burg, Mass, were the guests of friends in
town last week. Mrs. Smith win be
pleasantly remembered as Miss Nellie
Warner. n former resident of this place
- Mr. and Mrs. clyde Fiske took car
rage drive TO Fair Haven last week
whore they spent several days with
friends.-Mr. ana Mrs. Col. w. Il. Hurl-
bert of Burlington and Mrs Henry Dodge
OF Chicago We're in town last week for "A
short stay. i. Brittell is home from
the sanitarium at South Hero for a short
visit to his family. He Is accompanied
by his nurse.--Mrs. Emma Harrington is
in Nergennes, called there by the illness
of her little granddaughtor-An iron
bridge has been built across the Fair,
near G.. r.. Childss.-Miss Sara Sparks
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
friends at New Haven Mills
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CHIITENDEN COUNTY
HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Ellis returned from
Burlington Saturday. Whether Mr.. Ellis
goes back depends on the state of his
health. which is much improved at pres
ent,-Mrs Wood and Miss Severance of
Boston are guests of the formers daugh-
tor, Mrs. Frowloy, at N. A. Bickford' s.
At the home OF Mr., and Mrs j. W.
Spaulding at two o'clock on the after
noon of September ~. their daughter,
Ora, was united In marriage to Mr.. Moore
of Rutland by the Rev. M, II, France OF
Hineshurgh.-C Falby Is much bet
ter. The nurse. who has been caring for
him, has returned to Burlington.-Mrs'
Ellen Place continues very poorly'-Mrs'
Sarah Sherman has been caring FOR Mrs.
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THE BURLINGTON PRESS: THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1904

to decide the exact nature Of the disease
The funeral WAS held from the home OF
DR. Is. s. Weston Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock, the Rev. MIR. Dutton ofhciat-
ing. Mr.. Newton leaves wife ana TWO
small children. his parents and three sis-
ters, Mrs. Gates, Miss Bertha and Grace
Weston Those who attended the funeral
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gatos of Ncwfane, Colonel Hall ana Two
sons of st. Adams. Mrs Sawyer or
Simondsville and Mrs Wood Of Newiane.
Mrs. II. Il Squire is seriously i'll with
ism.--Mrs. Dutton attended the
funeral of a relative at South Royhlton
last week.-Mrs.. Emerson Langdon III
seriously i'll with lung trouble.-Mrs-
Goodyear and brother. Rola McNiel. are
better, though still very il.--The cobweD
social has been postponed indefinitely
Mrs. Rowley is suffering from an attack
of indigestio ion Miss Matte Cha!fee Is
horne from, fbp White maintains.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. l., White and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Ferguson went to Now
York ON Nh" excursion The Rov. a. L..
Wood of Norgenncs will preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday in eX-
change with the pastor.-C. l.. Atwood of
Burlington WIS in town recently calling
on friends. tie and his family 20 to Cali
furnia this Vock to spend the winter
Miss Jennie chamberlain is spending a
few days In burlington this week Miss
blanche MaNted. who is attending Rnr-
lington hgt .chool, was at home over
SundaN-At The Christian EndeaVor meet
ing n"Xt sunday evening at the +. Il.
Church. Delegates Will be appointed to at
tend the county convention to be held at
Bristol Octouer ii and 15.-Mrs. Jerome
Cutler and Mrs A. l.. White visited rcla-
tives and friends at Richmond the list and
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TOWNSVILLE,

Ernest Norton of Huntington Center has
bs en- in town for several days loading po-
tatoes.-A1r. and Mrs. Clinton Spaulding
of Rutland are visiting at Frank Town 49,
Edward Crandall. who has been very SICK
at the Fanny Allen hospital. is expected
home this Weck.-MadiSon Tyler W.; in
Essex last week to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Thomas Tyler.-Miss Eva Ford spent
Saturday ANA sunday with friends ii,
Randolph O. -. Bems rctwrn"d
from Rutland Friday evening. Mrs. Shat
tuck and daughter Florence of Burlington
are visiting friends in town--Mr. Ford OF
Jericho is spending a few days at q. w
,alrlar's
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WHITING

MIR. and Mrs. J. a. Fuller OF Napa city,
CALI are the guests OF friends In town.
Mrs. Hattie Waite of Barre visited in town
Saturday and Sunday.--The Rev. and Mrs.
doodhcart arrived in town the last or the
weck'--Mrs. c. r, Mason Is the guest OF
her daughter Mrs. Warner, in Crown
Point Miss Clara Ketcham was in Bran.
don Tuesday Carrie Casey returned
from Providence Friday. Mrs. Herbert
Casey and little son. Nathan. from jack
son, Cal. returned with her.-Clyde Ketch-
am town representative, went to Mont
Dclicr TUESDAY