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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
EAST HIGHGATE.

An eight pound daughter was born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Poole July l4.-An
eight pound boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John COrwcll last Tuesday morning
July 11th.-Mr. and Mrs. I.asclle of 81.
Adams Bay visited at the house of their
niece Mrs. Milford fIislop reccntIy.-
Walter f. Glynn of Saxtons River was
In town on business last Tuesday.--C. A.
Pole Of Springfield. Mass. is passing
his summer vacation with his family at
the home OF q. w. Cross.-H. y. and r. p.
Leach of Fairfield visited relatives here
last Tuesday.-Amic Giroux passed Fri.
day. Saturday and Sunday. at the home
of lriah Martin in st. Albans.-Mrs. N.
Shower has returned from visit to East
Ecrkshirc.-C. w. Gates and Sons OF
iFranklin were in town Thursday.-Mrs.
Paulina Bryant visited recently among
old friends and relatives here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Holton Of Brattleboro
were in town Friday.--A special town
meeting was called Friday.---The Sunday
school picnic was at Sandy Point the 14th.
The young ladies of the town were
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Tenney
last Friday where they met to make
articles for the sale In August They
was pilgrimage at ST. Ann. Sunday
from Montreal. r. Q.-S. Thomas has
taken the contract to build a house at
Chazy. n. V, for Robert Simonds.--1. Il.
Hurd Of Burlington and friend who are
taking carriage drive through the
country were the guests of II. q. ffol-
comb Saturday. are there board
ers at Melvin Pike's.--A. II. Hill has
boarders at his camp from Boston.--Dr.
Oscar Holcomb Of Plattsburgh was in
town Sunday.--Mrs. TIubbell and Mrs.
Stetson are guests of n. W. Fisk's.--
Large catches Of black bass are being
made at the bridge.--Miss Hattie Ilill Of
Arlington. Mass. is visiting her grand
mother Mrs II. e. Hill.-The Woman s
Home Missionary society has Just sent n
box Of goods to York. Nebraska. which
was valued at S7l2O.
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MoRRIsvILLE.

Mrs. Arthur Stone and Miss Josephine
Sayton left Tuesday morning. for Seat
tic. WASH. where the former will join her
husband. who Is chaplain in the United
States navy. The latter will spend sew
eral weeks on a visit to friends.
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ALBuRaH SPRINGS.

william Kurdish and family Of Now
York are spending the summer nt the
Phelps house at East Alburgh.-Mrs.
Cheeseman has her house full Of hoarders
from Montreal, Que.--Mrs. Edwin. wife
of Judge Erwin of Porto Rico, who has
been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Willis Sweet leaves for Indianapolis In
diana on Wednesday Mrs Marice r.
Adams returned to her home in st. Al
bans on Monday Mrs. Charles irwin Of
Newport is stopping at Mr.. Gallighe RS
Mrs. Mary Duel of Malone. N. ". Is
visiting at her brothers, Mr.. George
Beardsley's. -Miss Jane r. soulc ia spend.
ing short vacation as her fathers. Mr..
l.. F. Soule.-The show troops. who gave
entertainments several nights last week
at East A!n,lrgl had a full house -Dv
J. r. Patten of Fairfield, who has been
spending his vacation with his mother
we're has rcturseu to Fairfield
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sWANTON CENTRE.

Mrs. +. f. Shepherd of Philadelphia,
"a. arrived at A. *. Honsnger's last
Friday Mrs. Shepherd has boarded five
summers at this farm.-Miss Mamie
D6lan went to the hospital in ST. AL
bans Tuesday for a severa! weeks treat.
ment.-Mrs. y. +. st. Pierre returned
from Grand Isle last week to be with
her sister Mrs. A. *. IIonsinger.-J. r.
ratlin and family and e. f. NJ. Eullard
and family campod at "rhc Beeches"
over Sunday.-W A. singer, Miss
Leila Honsinger and Mrs G. r. Hepburn
visited in RiohfNrd nNnr c1,ndn,.
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sWANToN.

c. ". Newell has sold his grocery bust
noss to Charles Butler and possession
was given Monday Mr.. Newell has
been ir trade here for ten wears and he
rotires from business owing to continued
,,n,r bculfb
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BELVDERE.

Chase Taeue Of Burlington and Julia
shattuck of Waterville were united In
marriage by A. q. Chandler July II at
the parsonage ut Be!viderc Center
Amasa Donahue and wife have a son
born July l3.-Mr and Mrs. G. N. Bick-
ford Of Cambridge visited his sister,
Mrs M. C. Shattuck. Mcnday.-Mics
Wilma and Gladys shattuck have return
cd to their home In Fairheld.-Mrs. Laura
Potter's children have returned w. their
homo in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. q. f..
Smith were In Enosbureh last Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
VAUDEVILLE.

J. l.. Xix Is spending several days in
New York and Boston.-J. B. Wilbur OF
Cnderhill was In town last week.-Mrs..
Chester Austin and son are visiting Mr..
Austin's parents at swampscott. Mass,
for few weeks.-Mrs. Lena Kelley and
son OF Worthwhile visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Wiley the past week..
Charles Daguc OF Essex and Miss Julia
Shattuck OF this town were united In
marriage by the Rev. Allen Chandler
On the nth Mrs. Richard Crown and
children visited her people at Bc,ivdere
the past week-Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Miller were called
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. July -.
Cotton futures opened firm. .Tuly, sio.s5
1io73: Aug. SOFT; Sept. sio.ss: Oct.
slc.f2: Nov. slOss bid: Dec. sioas; JAM,
sl1.ol; March. $40 bid. April I'll. 90 bid:
May. sll.o2: spot closed quiet 10 points
advance; middl;ng uplands. Sl.Io: mid.
ding gulf. sll.35; sales, none.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. July 10.
EVTTER-Market was steady to.days
northern. eiM22c; western. 2oIHc; Vsfs
mont dairy. lSd20c.
CHEEsE-Market quiet but frm:
Vermont twins. 9isa9%c.
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t. Stowe on Friday to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Hills mother. Mrs. V. A. Hill, at
that place. Mrs. Frank liorris of West
Berkshire visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Chase. over Sunday Charles
Tillotson has moved on to Mr.. Laraway's
Howard farm.--Daniel Morgan has
bought Mark stevens's Thomas Cheney
farm, of the brrnch.-George Heard has
bought tho house and lot opposite the
postoffice Of Mark Stevens.-Mr. Pix re-
turned from New York on Saturday ac-
ccmpanicd by his father and mother,
who will remain at the Mountain Spring
hotel for several days.-Irwin Brown
was hurt very badly or Monday morn
ing while running the ccging saw In Mr..
i.araways mill piece Of bark flew
from the saw hitting him in tire face. lie
laid IN an unconscious state for more
than two hours ard Mrs. Edward
Leach went tn Burlington on Mor,iay to
hc gone several days.-Ntrs. Frank Chase
and grandson accompanied her daughter,
Mrs Norris, on her return home to West
berkshire on Tuesday.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, July 10.
The rise in United Copper was the fea.
ture OF to-day's copper market The
balance Of the market was dull and
steady
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The society OF Willing Workers of
kbbotts Corner, Que, met with Mrs.
{. w. Searles for dinner Thursday
Paul Geno and Mrs Emily Mason of
Franklin were married at the par
homage July IA, by the Rev. G. A.
Emery.--Deputy Collector c. L. Orion,
who was promoted to the Richford Of
ice few weeks ago, reported for
puty Monday July II. and w. o.
Webster Of Concord has the appoint
ment at their place.-Mrs. o. w. Ford
Of Riohford visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Burlcson last week.
David Paxman has moved into tho
house vacated by C. l.. Orton.-Mrs
e. N. Darling of Washington, d. g.
and Miss. NJ. J. Darling are passing
month in this piace--Mrs. c. A.
Hull went to East Fairfield Saturday
called there by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Albert S. Merrill.-Mrs
Maude Jenne is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. a. Benoit Of Lowell, Mass.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will meet this week
with Mrs ]. Lagrow.-Mrs. w. p.
Locklin and children OF Rchford are
visiting at p. r. Swan's.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Comings OF Sutton, p. O.. We're
recent visitors in town.--Thc Rev. and
Mrs. ]. w. Illsley are entertaining COM
pany from Massachusetts, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. !. Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. G. f..
Vadury were at Franklin pond recent
ly.-Mrs. George Clapp Of Fargo. n y,
Is in town and has rented rooms of
Lewis shower and will remain in town
for the present.-Mr and Mrs. Monroe
Goodspeed of Rrookline Mass. arrived
In town Monday being called here by the
death of Mrs. Nelson Goodspeed. Mr.
and Mrs. Goodspecd and Mrs. Ellen
Head went to ST. Adams Tuesday TO
attend the funeral.-Lcon la Founta in
Is home from Plattsburgh spending his
vacation.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

GRAND ISLE.
Mrs. Miller and her little daughter
reached Colorado Springs after q delay
of twelve hours very well. and endured
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STOWE.


SAV"S
Hill, wife Of Eber A. Hill. occurred at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. G. n. Fisher on
the Moscow road on Wednesday, July r.
Mrs Hill has been a sufferer for many
months from the sevcrest form of facial
neuralgia. which brought on nervous
prostration. She was confined to her
bed for two weeks and half before
death ended her suffering She was born
in Cnderhll March g. 1925, and was in
her 18th year. She was married to Mr..
Hill December /. 1854. and their married
life was spent in johnson until May, 1901,
when they came to stowe to live with
their daughter, Mrs. Fishbro. Mrs Hill
is survived by her husband. three chill
dren, three grandchilden and one great
grandchild. Her children are O. A. Hill
and Mrs. q. ~ Fisher of Stowe and II.
Il. Hill Of Jeffcrsonvile. She also leaves
a sister, Mrs. Martha Robinson. of Mos
COW and brother, George Choatc. Of
Essex Junction. Mrs. Hill was converted
In carly life and Joined the Methodist
Church, remaining a consistent Christian
until her death. The funeral service wa .
held at the house on Friday at 11:3O a.
m the Rev J. O. Angel attending
A. II. Chenny and members Of tho Meth
odst Church choir sang their HYMNS Tho
burial was made at La Porte cemetery
| in Morristown A. A. Pike had charge
| OF the ARRANGEMENTS Viola Rus
| Russell has returned to Stowe. after
| teaching the spring term of school in
| Elmore.-Mrs ~ II. Kaiser and Mrs
lie. A. Simmons have returned from
| Greensboro. where they attended the
golden wedding of their parents-Mrs
| C.. NJ. Watts is spending n few DAYS
on Mount Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. p
D. Pike Mrs. Mary Atwood and
| Mrs Eunicc Pottle attended the
funeral of their nephew. Dane
| Hill. at Waterbury Centre on Wedncs.
day-Theodore Savage Of Newburyport
| Mass. IL the guest Of his aunt. Miss
Harriet Savagc-w W. Houston is a,
home from Thompsons point where sew.
| cral members Of the family are camping
| -Lucius Sallies. who runs n. r. Shaw's
mill in Sterling is recovering from a
| serious illness Of about fortnight's dur.
alton. DIR. Grout of Waterbury came &c
see him last Sunday.
The Stowe Military band gave an opcr
| air concert Friday evening and there was
social dance in the auditorium Of the
memorial hall at the close of the dance
Mrs. A. r. Douglass and Mrs. G. II
Douglass went on Saturday to Mont
pelier to spend a few days with friends
other visitors to the capitol are Mrs
c. ID. Gibbs and little daughter. Car
rie Robinson. Lillian Godfrey and Theis
and Bcauford Oakcs.-Mss Pearl Houston
spent Sunday in Boton.-Mr. and Mrs
H. r. Tomlinson Of Gilmore were recent
visitors at the home Of Mr.. Tomlinson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Tomlinson.-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
Educational Notes.

The new School Census
Law, which was passed by
last Legislature with the
emergency clause attached
requires that the clerk of the
School district board shall,
before entering upon his du-
ties as census enmeratOr take
and subscribe to an oath
to faithfully perform the
said duties, to the best Of
hls ability, and that he will by a house
to house visitation, enter in the said
census the name Of al children of legal
school age and none other, and said
oath he shall file with the county
| superintendent.
The supt. mailed q copy Of the law
together with the necessary oath blank
to each Of the clerks il the county
some days ago. He confidently ex-
poets that each clerk will comply with
the requirements OF the law to the
letter, and would recommend that he
keep an account of the time employed
in taking the census and that he pre-
sent his bill to the board. This bill if
just and reasonable should be paid.
This work must be done at a very
busy season and demands a fair re-
enumeration. Had the bill provided
for this remuneration it, would have
been about perfect. The work is i'm
portant and should be done systemat-
ically, there should be no guess work
about the number Of children in the
district. Each child of school age
brought to it's district last year in APP
portionment money almost $3.50. The
omission Of one or two children in
the count would cost the district more
than the execution Of this law would
ever amount to. The Supt. knows Of
one district that lost over $40 last year
in just this way, and it is more than
likely that other mistakes alSOOc DC
cured. Harry r. Fross, Supt.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
Burdette.

April 5.
Farmers are through
seeding small grain and
are ready to plant
corn.
ARA Lauzon hauled a
load of fat hogs to Tulare.
l.. Mel Donald has started
a lawn around his fine new
residence.
George Bottum is build
ing a fine. new residence on
the old Lawson farm.
I'll. r. Goyke dug out a
nest of ten young wolves
last week.
A basket social at Gumbo
schoolhouse was we'll at
tended. Something over
$50 was takenin.
A new church is soon to
be erected at Sunbeam.
Bert Reynolds visited in
Burdette last week.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
Notice of Eighth Grade
Examination.

The examination for graduation
from the Eighth Grade will be held at
the Court House in Miller On Friday
and Saturday June End and 3rd, be-
ginning at nine O'Clock. An examin-
attss0n lee CT fifty cents viii ne required
of all taking the examination
Harry Il. Fross,
Supt.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10

Grace Maxwell will be
home this summer.
John Hall aud Bert Bell
have new incubators.
Frank Gardner sold a
team to Charles Miller.
Mrs. John Hall was a WIS.,
itor to town-trading.
Mrs. Holden and son
Lewis were here trading.
Mary Nicholas visited
with Mabel Moore last
week.
Elder Bates and Charles
Miller were here buying
horses.
Chas. Hammill is build
ing a large tank for Joseph
Gardner.
Mr.. Braden is here from
Iowa looking after his cat
tie interests.
Alfred Nicholas is about
again after a severe spell of
the rheumatism.
About everyone in
town and country has plant
ed trees or shrubs.
Owing to the number of in
cubators received here this
spring the hens are having
a lay off.
Cattle dipping started in
full blast Monday. Braden
& Governs were the first
lot dipped here.
The very early corn will
not need ear muffs next
fall if it's life has been bii
out by Jack Frost and the
worms as claimed.
Mrs. Fleming received 8
letter and orange blossoms
from her husband who has
arrived in California. Rev
Fisk, formerly here, is Al
the same place.
Mrs. Bessie Sheldon and
baby have been visiting al
Grandpa Maxwell s. Mr.
Sheldon and family vii
move to a town in the east
part of the state where ht
will engage in the ministry
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
Notice of Institute.

The Hand County Normal Instit ute
will convene in Miller at ten o'clock
Monday, June 5, and remain in session
ten days. Harry r. Fross,
Supt.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
Rec Heights and Vicinity.

VIM. Wells was in town
this week.
Ralph Furman is work
ing in town.
VIM. Richmond butcher
ed a 400 pound shoat.
A dance is booked to oc-
cur at John Burke's next
Friday night.
Arno Whorter made a
flying trip to DR.. Smiths
ranch one day this week.
Berta Wenrick returned
to her home after an ex-
tended visit with her sister,
Mrs. +. Sieman.,
Prof. Noyes and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Speirs, Fred
and May Camp have organ
lied a tennis club.
A Mother Goose social
is announced at Sunnyside
schoolhouse south of here
Friday night, May IL.
A necktie social will be
held in Center schoolhouse,
Midland township, next
Friday evening. All In
vited.
Mrs. Noyes gave a beauti-
full solo during the Sunday
services. Mr.. Speirs accom-
panied with the violin and
Mrs SSppeirss at the ergann
A party and dance was
given at the home of Mr..
and! Mrs. Archie LaccOss
last Saturday evening. A
pleasant time was had by
all present.
A surprise party was
given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Wenrick
last Friday evening in
honor of their daughter
Berta's birthday.
Rev. Robbins and wife
are at Mitchell S. S. con-
vention and before return
ing will participate in The
Congregational association
at Yankton, which will ne
cessitate their being away
over next Sunday
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
Locals of a
Wider Nature.

The bond of Dan Walsh to run a saloon in High
more having been approved he is now having a building
erected and will open for business there June /. He
runs a saloon here which will be continued, the one at
Highmore to be run in connection
Last week 1T came slow and all soaked into the soil.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
TOWN AND COUNTY.

TOWN AND COUNTY.
S. l.. Sage recently died
in Iowa.
Henry Erb was a Miller
visitor Saturday.
E. f. Waite and family
Sundayed at Blunt.
j. L. Keyes spent a day
or two at Pierre this week.
Mrs. w. L. Curtiss and
children are visiting in Hi
nois.
lone Lowell is living on
and improving her home
stead south Of town.
w. /. Curt8s has bought
the Chas. Stegmire cottage.
Chas. will also sell his shop
and move to Oregon.
The Sunbeam school in
Mondamon township closed
last Friday after a success
full seven months term by
Miss Ella Perry.
Ed Dunn who was a
Woodman delegate to Lead
has returned. He says
there was three feet of snow
there when he left.
Carrie Waite won the
silver medal at the recent
oratorical contest in which
six took part, Mabel New
conner being second best.
Sheriff Abbott has bought
Is feet front west of the
Jail of P. FL. Coquillette and
is improving it by setting
out trees. 1t is his intention
to build a handsome cottage
there next year.
Miss Carrie Furman has
purchased the w. l.. Curtiss
property, in the north part
of the city. Miss Furman is
an enterprising young lady,
and, will no doubt make q
nice home for somebody.
Faulkton Advocate:
Miss Ruth Sission has
been elected teacher in the
city schools of Miller. She
will leave Faulkton with
the best wishes Of her pupils
and their parents as her SER
vices in the city schools
were satisfactory to all.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-10
For Sale.

For Sale.
One of the finest residences
in Miller. Can be had at a
bargain If taken soon. In
quire of j. G. McCool.
Strayed - from sec. g.
1867, about April II, 1
brown pony mare branded
left shoulder also branded
[. V. on left hip, lame in
front foot. Reward will be
given for information.
r. G. Dean,
st. Lawrence,sS. d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-01
HiIPs Spring Schedule.

It's only about eight weeks until
the diamond will be swept and busted
and the baseball suits will be fitting
around after the orb of horsehide.
says the Cedar Rapids Republican.
And it's only five weeks until the play
ers Will show up for duty for the prac-
tice games begin April 10. The Rab-
bits will have the longest list of ex-
hibition games this year they ever
had had according to the following
schedule announced by Manager Bel
den Hill this morning: Cedar Rapids
at Ames. April 1914; Cedar Rapids
at Waterloo. April 1916; Cedar Rap
ids at Marshailtown, April 17-1S; Wat
erloo at Cedar Rapids. April 1921;
Burlington at Cedar Rapids. April %
%: Cedar Rapids at Iowa City. April
1926; Cedar Rapids at Ottumwa.
April 27-2S; Cedar Rapids at Burling-
ton. April 1880; Cedar Rapids at Os-
kaIoosa. May IL. League season
opens in Cedar Rapids May f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-01
COUNCIL is FORMED
OF ROYAL LEAGUE
Officers Elected at First Regular
Meeting of Members Held
Last Evening.

Rock Island council No. 235, Royal
League, held its first regular meeting
at Odd Fellows hall last evening. Fit
~ charter members were present. The
following officers were elected:
Archon-William II. Hickey.
Vice Archon-T. L. Rosborough.
Past Archon-H. S. Andrews.
Scribe-H. p Payson.
CollectCr-E. S Butler.
Treasurer. J. Wooden.
Orator-Dr. r. Crissman.
Guide-George Strahl.
Prelate-Thomas E. Bills.
Warder-O. S. Christell.
Sentry-William Larson.
Trustees-WiIiam Carston, r. Il
Burns. G. f. Lusk
Supreme Scribe Charles L. Piper in
stalled the officers. assisted by Vice
Advisory Archon J. ". Flanagan and
State Deputy Otis Piper After the
meeting refreshments We're served.
and a general social time completed
the evenings program. The regular
meeting night viii be the second and
fourth Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-01
Fix Dates For Golf JOURNEYS.

New York. March dates for the
three national golf championships
have been fixed definitely by the exc >
utiye committee of the United States
Golf association. The amateur event
VIII be held at Wheaton. Ill. oh the
dates originally chosen at the annual
meeting. Aug. S to II. The open
event at the MyOpia Hunt club. orig
inally set for Sept. and s has been
changed TO Sept. p and %. The wom-
ems championship will be held at Nor
ris County Golf club Oct 3 TO Oct. :.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-01
Jiu Jitsu Exrert is Beaten.

Salt Lake City, Utah, March 1.-Jiu
Jitsu proved inferior to the American
wrestling in a match between Eddie
Robinson, a wrestler of local promi-
ncnce, and Kadura Murayama of San
Francisco. Each man was allowed to
use his own style of wrestling, and
Robinson twice put the Jap down with
comparative ease. using a half Nelson
hold in each instance. The first fail
was accomplished in 3:11. the second
IN 2:10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-01
a Dinner invitation.

After a hearty meal d dose of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure viii prevent an attach
# Indigestion. Eoaoi IS q thorougr
tigestant ard 2 guaranteed cure fo1
indigestion. Dyspepsia. gas ON the
stomach, sour risings. had breath ar.
all stomach troubles y Watriu
Lesbus. Ky, says: 4 can testify to
the efficacy of Kodoi in the cure OF
stomach trouble. ! was afflicted wi
stomach trouble for Il years ana Ea..
taken six bottles of your hodol Dys-
peDsia Cure, which has entirely cure
ne. The six bottles were worth s1,OJ.
20 me. Sold by all druggists.