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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-11
Frank w. Burnham, Formerly OF Put
new. Died in Claremont, N. II.

Frank Watson Burnham, 40 died AZ
the home Of his mother Mrs, Ruin
Burnha,n. At Claremont, y. H., Tuesday
morning OF pneumonia. Mr. Burnham was
horn In Putney in October 1850, the son son
~ the late Henry and Ruth lFansworthl
Durham. Before leaving Puiney he was
a clerk for scycra, years in the store OF
H. Il. Wheat. Later he engaged IN the
hotel business in company with hiS IA
ther in New York state After the death
Of his father he engaged IN farming. own
which he recently sold on account OF iail'
ing health. Mr. Burnham leaves one
daughter. mother. Mrs Ruth Burn
nam. one brother DR.. Elmond Burnham!
20 p,ston four sisters. Stella, wife OF
Wray Gate,,of Richmond, y H. RoelIaa,
wife Of Charles Bristol Of Claremont. n.
H.. Verona Of Boston and Flora OF Clare.
mont. TIL, funeral was held in Claremont
Thursday and the body was brought to
putney Tor burial in the family lot in
Maple Grove cemetery,
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Fast DUMMERToN.

Miss Alvira Field visited in Bellows
Falls recently.
Miss Frances Curtis Is passing the week
with Mrs. L. +. Reed.
There will be dance in Johnson's hall
Thursday evening Jan. II.
Sylyanus Kelley is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Merritt Huntley, in West Dunn
merston.
Miss Florence Barker of Brattleboro
spent several days last week at \. h.
Robbins's.
A. f. Robbins has bought horse to
fill the place on his team OF the one he
lost last week.
Welcome. The Brattleboro Reformeri.
We like the new name and new dress OF
our old friend, The Windham County he
former.
Mrs. Herbert Howard is visiting in
Bridgeport. Conn, and during her absence
her mother. Mrs. Kathan, has been
boarding at L. F. Reeds.
High winds prevailed on the hills We'd
nesday. Transfers are hoping for more
snow and some have already gone back
to wheels, people going to Brattleboro In
wagons.
Mrs. Samuel Betterly, superintendent OF
schools inspected the schools in this part
Of the town this week. She was accompa..
MED by Miss Grace Burnett, teacher OF
the Bridge school,
Grin has many victims in town, among
those under the care of a physician being
Nil and Mrs. George n Crosby and Fred
Crosby, J. X. Crosby's family, George
Reed. Mrs. Leslie Halliday, Ruth Knapp
and Louella Reed,
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HALIFAX.

G. H. Leonard, E. M. Goodnough and
A. A. Fairbanks are drawing ice from the
deer park pond.
Mrs. Alma Griffin and daughter Eva OF
Wilmington are visiting friends in town.
Mrs Hunter and daughter Margaret are
visiting at Rev. G. E. Smiths this week
Officers elected at the Union church
last Monday were: NJ. E. Scott, modera-
tor: +. II. Niles, clerk; E. P. Green
treasurer; d. S. Worden, K. p Green
and G.. NJ. Scott, committee.
Officers elected at the Baptist church
last Saturday were: F. FL. Niles. mod
orator; Mrs. W. G.. Niles, clerk; Arthur
Stone, treasurer; Charles Perry: Charies
Clark and Arthur Stone. committee.
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WILMINGTON.

NJ. w. Stlckney is in town this week
Mrs. Esther $, Forbes still remains very
IN hat - not any worse
Airs. Earl Chusop returned to her home
in Providence, r. l., Monday
AIR. Charles White has been very III
the past week but is now gaining,
Paul Butteriield and Mr.. Osborne ne
turned to Yale college Monday
Nicholas Macdonald has been IN Haynes
Falls. y. y, this week ON business.
The first carload Of logs from Somerset
reached Mountain mills Monday OF TINS
week and the mill started Tuesday and
viii run regularly hereafter.
Special Agent Phillips Of Montpelier
was in town Tuesday 10 adjust loss OF
Mrs. Adelaide Bolton Of Rowe who was
burned out January !. The insurance was
in the Vermont Mutual.
NJ. l.. Burr and Mrs. Nellie Mcclellan
of BROOKLYN were called here on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. Alice BOW
ker. Mrs. Bowker is more comfortable az
this writing but II is very doubtful wheth'
err she rcovcr.
Several accidents have occurred tins
week. John Marsh was injured AT the
Choate mill, John Fowler received hnd
cut over one eye, the resat oil mli'
Icon Boyd had a lively runaway We'd
nr.day evening his horse running from
Mr. Bushy's house on High street to the
bridge. The sleigh was badly damaged
hut MIR Boyd escaped without serious IN
jury,
The type mixed matters httie IN
last weeks issue. II was stated that
| Charles II. Parmalec was IN Waterbury;
Conn. where he had a position as ,civil
engineer This should have referred TO
/ ", Il. Fitch and not Mr. Parmalce. who
[ is still at the Corner drug store busily
engaged every day in the week. Mr.. Far
malice was in North Adams last week
on business.
The officers elect Of c. B. Iawton post,
|G. 4. r.. were duly installed al the reg
iular post meeting SATURDAY: Post com
Imander. f. L. Ray: senior vice command
er, j NJ. Bassett; junior vice command,
I err. c. L. Wentworth surgeon; Fred
Moore; officer Of the day, H. +. Barber
officer of the guard. c. w, Ingram; chap
Lain w Z. Bruce auarteumaster, n. Nj.
I Haskell: adiutant. c. NJ. RUSSELL sur
/ peon major. X. 7. Ames; quartermaster
7 sergeant. John r. Cooper An. entertain
ment win be given at Memorial hall Jan.
% for the benefit Of the post
Another business change was affected
Yesterday by l.. +. Stawser Of Whining
/ ton closing deal with James +. Temple
ior the Deertield Valley Echo and the
/ iob printing office. Mr.. Strawser = a
man of practical experience in this bnsI'
nos. Ii wing edited the Deerteld Valley
Times Of Wilmington, Vt, for several
wears and carried on a good Job print
business there He viii take posse SION
Al once Mr.. Temple, who has been in
| mo printing business here for II years
and edited The local paper for that ,me;
/ i induced to sell ont on account Of i'll
health. -Shelburne Falls news in Green
| field Gazette.
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NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

At this writing. Mrs. Ashael Sawyer
and Miss lisa Howe are very i'll.
Mrs. j. 2. Wentworth has returned
from visit with her son Harry in Lev
erett.
Little James Greenwood Of Deertield
visited his grandmother Mrs. Ornda
Nye, the past week.
Mrs. Oscar Wood and Mrs. Martineau
have so far recovered their health as to
be about the house.
Oliver Richards Of Erving is getting out
railroad ties ON the Banks place. G. ).
Fisher is drawing the logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. $. Fisher celebrated
their wedding anniversary on New
Year's day by having family dinner
party. Four generations were present.
Gilbert EIilliard, one of the oldest and
possibly the oldest person in town, died
last Monday aged 95 years and y days.
About three weeks ago he was present at
a birthday celebration at the home OF
Mrs. Fordyce Smith, his daughter.
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WARDSBoRo.

Miss Nettie johnson has returned to
Brattleboro.
Mrs. j. A. WILDER has gone to Charles
town Mass, to visit her sister.
Tie Odd Fellows had an oyster supper
at Fred Underwood's last week.
Mr.. Barton of Bennington has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Earl Cobb
Mrs. ]. l.. Pike of Brattleboro visited
her son. Z. b. Pike, the first of the week.
The carpenters who have been at work
on the hall have returned to Greenhelu
for week or ten days.
The A, Z. club will meet with Mrs, c.
w. Briggs next Thursday afternoon, jan
IL. Ali are cordially invited.
Miss Bell Fletcher who spent the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs a.
d. Fletcher, has returned to her school,
Presiding Elder Newton of Randolph
will preach in the Methodist church Sun
day morning and evening. All are cor
daily invited.
T. B. Pixies house caught fire from
the stove pipe Wednesday afternoon. Inc
flames were seen by the men at the. mill
Help was summoned and the blaze soon
extinguished.
The Golden wedding anniversary OF Mr.:
| and Mrs William Il. Iiutternuch VI
Greenfield, which was observed Tuesday
is of interest here inasmuch as Mrs
lClutterbuck was a native of Wardsboro,
her maiden name being Frances Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. Clutterbuck have made
their home in Greenfield for the past q
Years He is native. of Manchester,
England. and came to this country on a
sailing vessel when IA years old.
Vermont grange, No 49,. installed Its
officers Tuesday evening as follows; r. Mas
Knight: lecturer, Mrs A. L. Wiley; stew
ard. Carl S. Newcomb: assistant steward,
Frank Smead chaplain, w. A. Wait
treasurer, S. D. May; secretary, Mrs; W.
W. Kidder; gate keeper, Walter kidder;
Pomona Mrs. w. II. Hamilton; fIora,
Wilber: lady assistant steward, Mrs. H.
3. Knight. After the installation an oys-
Ter supper was served at H. E. Knight s.
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WESTMINSTER WEST.

C. j. MeElroy has bought nice pair
of oxen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Miller spent last
Sunday in town.
Our long thaw came to an end Tues
day night leaving the roads very icy.
The Ladies' Aid society met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A. L. Harlow.
Miss Lizzie Ranney is not yet able to
return to the Brattleboro high school.
j. J. Barnes fell from a building one day
last week and dislocated hi, shoulder.
Maple Grove grange held a special meet
ing Thursday evening to install its Off
GERS.
Blanche Ranney has been in Putney
working at DIR. Doane's the past two
weeks.
Louis Miller returned to Boston the first
of the week after spending two weeks
with his mother.
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Putney and Vicinity
PUTNEY.
Death Near Sac City, Ia, of Frederick
T. Campbell, Native Of Putney'


F,.1.,,cL Tbompson Campbell, 20, died
n, III bome southeast of Sac CITY la''
SATURDAY evening Dec, 10, 1870, ate,
lnug illness caused by paralysis ANA othcr
,,,,anIisatinns. Mr.. Campbell was born
IN puinay March g. 1886, son oil tla,h
and Harriet lMeade) Campbell, la March
ls,o Air. Campbell went 10 Dies MONIES
In August. 1862, he married Mary nay
den. in the same month he enll,'eu ~
tbe Twentythird Iowa Infantry "hu
served in the war Tor three Year, ~
he close of the war Mr., ana Mis' amp
le!l lived in Dies Molnes Tor hNs nan .,,
naIlas county. where they lived SIX years
in 1876 the family moved to Coon Na,
Law sac county, in 1891 10 Sac wy am
later To the place where Mr.. CaIhppeh
Mr. Campbell was member oi the
gr.e will Baptist church and was pap
ti,ed by Elder r. Hayden IN lsU, III
lSs3 a regular Baptist church was OF
ganiged by Elder y, Miles at Coon VA.
ley. Mr. Campbell became cnarter
member of this organization, the hihui
side Baptist church In lsel, We 'I Saa
with the First Baptist church OF az
City lie was elected deacon oi TINS
church and served in that capacity unlh
~ dra,h, Deacon Campbell was hlgn'
IL - r,.gected citizen Of the community IN
which he lived, faithful aud efficient
member OF the church Of his choice ana nS
a devoted husband and father. Nine child
zen were born 20 Mr.. and Mr. Campbeil.
Two daughters have died, Mildred, VII
Of Charles Mckeen, and Helen, VIE u
peter Olson. Besides his wife, Mr. Camp
he'll i survived by five sons and two
daughters. John A., Fannie, wife OF Fred
Pellersels. Merton j., Edith, George and
Frank OF Sac City Fred h. OF Worth
ington, Mimi, and four sisters, Mrs
Pierce and Mrs. John Lowell OF Peter
boro. y. H.. Mrs Chandler OF Winchen,,
don Mass. and Mrs. John Harding OF
Putney. The funeral was held in the
BAPTIST church Tuesday. Dec. Is, Rev. D.
ID Collins officiating. Members Of Gen.
William T. Sheridan Post, g. \. r., were
present. The burial was in Cory Grove
cemetery,
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WESTMINSTER.

Six united with the church last sun
day.
Mrs. l.. c. Cox is visiting a brother in
Portland, Me.
Charles Austin of Weston is visiting
at W. :. Fenns.
The townspeople have been getting in
their ice this week.
W. j. Kirwin OF Stony Brook Mass,
was al w. 5. Fenns recently.
Mrs. B. T. Phelps has gone TO Boston
for the remainder of the winter.
A. j. Tate saw a herd Of six deer while
ON hi, way to church last Sunday.
Rev. w. f. Whitcomb attended the
ministers meeting in keene Tuesday.
George Woodman Of Springfield, W,
was in town the early part OF the week
Misses Haniette and Gertrude FAIR
have been spending their vacation at their
old home.
Duane Ellis has bought the real estate
on upper Main street formerly owned by
Mrs William Cole
Miss Eliza Wilkins goes this week to
Sus1uehanna. Pa, to spend the remain
der of the winter with her sister
The Westminster basketball team
PLAYED its first game with the Walpole
team last Monday evening. The game
resulted in favor OF the Westminster
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nutting went to
Maiden Monday. From there they VIII
20 to their home in Chicago Last fn-
dav evening they held reception at MI.
and Mrs. 5. NJ. Nutting's, it being their
wedding anniversary,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Harris and two
children returned 10 their home in Kings,
hurry. p. o.. and Mrs. Lillian Page and
two children returned TO their home IN
Maitland. p. O.. last Friday after a two
weeks visit at Mrs. L. j. Fenns.
Miss Alice Smith of Walpole recently
presented the town of Westminster what
i supposed to be the bride and a part
Of the saddle once owned by William
French. whose blood was the first of the
Revolution shed in Vermont.
Bovden grange held its annual meeting
for the installation of the officers last
Friday night 4 chicken-pie supper. tol-
lowed the installation. Changers IRON
Saxtons River. Rockingham, Westmn-
ster West and Walpole were present.
The next Fortnightly club will be
held Jan. Il with Mrs. C. f. Arnold.
Motto. what find we better or more
honorable than age? Take the pre-emi,,
nence Of it in everything in, an old
friend or in an old pedigree" A bio,
graphical sketch of Josiah Wedgewoood
and Fnoch Wood will be given by Mrs.
ri, u. Hall. Designs of Different Periods
in China viii he treated by Mrs. S. N.
Nutting, and Designs of Furniture by
Mrs. Julia Lyman. Current Events will
follow.
The following item from the Maiden,
Mass. Evening Mail will interest West
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Minister people: A pretty wedding took
place last evening when Miss Alice Mary
Fem. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Austin Fem Of 80 Spring street became
the bride Of William Ernest Nutting Of
Chicago, son of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Mating OF Westminster, Vt. Rev. II. II.
French, D. d.. pastor Of the First Con-
gregational church, performed the cere-
mony, and the single ring service was
used. They were unattended A recep-
ton was held at the home OF the bride,
after which the couple went on an ex-
tended wedding trip. They were assisted
in receiving by the parents Of the bride
and groom. The ushers Of the evening
were Misses Harriet II. Herrick. Ella X.
Barnes. Elizabeth b. IIosford, Mabel F.
Rice, They will reside in Chicago.
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LEYpEN.

Mildred Severance is staying with her
sister Mrs A, G. Gallupe, of Green
River, Vt.
Mrs. Keet was called to Readsboro
Monday by the serious illness OF her Sis
ter Mrs Tyler.
Mrs. Perry Gallupe of Brattleboro was
the guest of her brother, Ernest Wilcox,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Bell Of West Leyden
has been in poor health for several weeks
and not able to go out at all.
Mrs. w. C. Smith and children OF West
Deerfeld are spending the week with
Mrs, Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs ). u
Severance.
Don Wabler drew full house at the
town hall Saturday evening. lie came 10
fiji ont the lecture and entertainment
course that the people enjoyed on pre-
vious year.
Mildred Dennison spent Christmas week
at her grandfather's in Greenfield and
went with them on Christmas day to
visit her aunt Mrs Charles Warner OF
Chicopee Falls.
Rev. w. G. Richardson, presiding elder
of the Springfield district, was in Leyden
Sunday morning and gave us, very IN, IN
teresting sermon on The Unsearchable
Riches of Jesus Christ. He held the
! fourth quarterly conference.
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tional society was held Tuesday afternoon
and the following officers were elected:
Moderator. Levi j. Houghton; clerk, Mrs.
Annie b. II Harris; prudential committee,
Charlcs T.. Prouty Miss Eliza NJ. Craw-
ford. Levi j. lloughton; solicitors, Geofge
X. Braley, Mrs. d. G.. Smith. Mrs. ~ r
Nashburns committee on music H. T.
Bailey, Miss Jennie f.. Pierce, Miss Al
dia Norey: treasurer Mrs, Annie b. IL.
Harris; auditor George I. Aplin,
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SOMERSET.

Ney Biddle is working at Bondville for
William Shippee.
Tom Stapleton with a gang Of men is
at work at the side track near the steam
mill putting in landings for logs. They
board at Frank Bagley's.
Dr. Dunn Of Wilmington was called
to Marshalrs camp to dress the, injured
foot of a man who nearly severed several
toes. He was taken to Wilmington for
treatment
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EAST DOVER.

Lester Moore remains about the same.
Mrs. Abbie Putnam has been ill with
indigestion, but is better now.
Mrs. Wayland Moore and her three
children have been i'll with the grip, the
prevailing distemper the past week.
D. NJ. Hale, sawyer for Davis & Boyle
Of West Dover, spent Sunday with his
family, returning Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. Mary Good
ell. has the grip. Her daughter, Miss Ida
Goodell of Springfield, Mass, is caring for
her this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Reed Nearly Asphyx
lated by Coal Gas Monday Night.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Reed wen, monty
asnhvxiated by escaping coal gas Monday
night. Mrs. Reed arose from her bed and
i'm PROSTATE to the floor, Mr., Reed, 20
ing to her assistance, was also overcome
by the fumes. Help was summoned and
Dir. G. :. Foster called. Both were soon
resuscitated and are now recovering.
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VERNON.
Vernon Young Man Married Pittsburg
Girl on New Years Day,

The friends of Ernest 4, Reed have ne
ceiycd announcements OF his marriage ON
New Years day To Miss Mayhcle Foster
Welsh az Pittsburg, Pa, 10y Rev George
G. Honghton al the Church OF the Trans
fguation, New Work city The groom
Is the son Of Mr. aud Mrs, NJ. !. Reed
Of this town, a graduate IN the class OF
1898 of the Bnttlobop high school and
from the Albany Business college IN lss'
from which he went 20 New York ~ the
employ of the Bankers Life Insurance
company. For the past four wears he has
been secretary 90 the president OF the
Pacific bank. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Welsh Of New
York aud was educated az the Indiana
state normal school. Her maternal
grandfather was stephen c. Foster who
achieved much fame as a musical com
poser being the author Of many familiar
songs among which are The Old Folks az
Home, Nv Old Kentucky Home and The
Swanee River At Louisville, Ky, during
Old Home week last June Mrs. WEIGH and
her daughter Maybelle wer' invited
guests Of the state and assisted in the
unveiling Of the monument erected to the
memory Of Mr.. Foster. Mr. and Mrs.
Reed received many congratulations and
rcmemhranccs among which was a 500
hill from the Pacific bank
Mrs. Field Of Mortified is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Whitney.
Mrs. l.. II. Knapp Of West Brattleboro
came last Monday to spend the winter at
T.. H. Alleys,
The Ladies circle will meet in its
rooms next Wednesday morning and din
nor ,,.ilt l,e served at noon.
Mrs. b. 4. Streoter went 10 Green.
field Tuesday TO visit her son, l., IL.
Streetcr and other relatives.
Miss Edna Marcy. teacher of the North
school. is III and the school Is closed until
Monday morning OF next week.
WIN Heard has accepted position on
the New London division OF the G. V.
railroad and went 10 New London last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson and
daughter Martha of Easthampton, Mass
were over Sunday guests OF Mrs. II. A.
Streeter,
Walter Willis. the blacksmith, has
leased the house near Vernon Center
owned hv +. f. johnson Of Brattlehoro
and will take possession this week.
Fifteen new books have been added this
'
several books have been ordered. There
are now more than 200 volumes in the
library.
The officers of Vernon grange were in
stalled last Saturday evening by Past
Master Arthur Martindale. There VIII
be special meeting Of Vernon grange
next Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harriet S. Goodrich, wife OF Henry
A. Goodrich. died Sunday at Der home
in Fitchbmg. Mass, after a lingering III
ness. She was born in Vernon and after
her marriage went to Fitchburg where her
husband has been one Of the leading mer.
chants the past 50 years She was most
estimable woman and had large circle
Of friends She leaves besides her hus
band one daughter. Mrs. w. G. Humes.
two sisters, Mrs. l.. j. Bristol OF New
Haven. Conn, and Mrs, NJ. s StoclSwell
reno Stebbins of Hinsdale, n II, Mrs.
Goodrich was 70 years The funeral took
place at her home Wednesday afternoon
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WEST HALIFAX.

Will Higley is dangerously i'll with ty-
phoid fever. A trained nurse is caring
for him.
Miss Marion Eames is making her home
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RERNARDSTON,

The High school was reopened Tuesday
after a two weeks vacation.
The ninth lecture in the winter course
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The Penobscot tribe of Indians now
numbers 3S6 and the Passamaquoddy
tribe 462.
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IerSey Told

]. L. Sowell. Jr., and ]. P. Thames.
NJ Brewton, were among the business
'LS'IorS 10 Pensacola yesterday to reg
lister at the Merchants.
II. OReilly of Atlanta superinten-
cent OF construction of the Southern
per Telephone & Telegraph Co. s
~ me city in regard to the placing of
oHo wires OF the company in under
ground conduits. of which work will
o' performed under his supervision
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Watermelons buried in Ice.
H6ratton Ice Works. Phones
% and 259.
CARD OF TAANkS

:, We take this method Of thanking
sL1 and friends and neighbors whose
SlnPathE and assistance were 1T
suCh consolation TO us during the
s.yNneSs and death of our wife and
1o'Aer, Mrs. Julia Collins.
GEO. COLLINS AND SONS
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Clean-SWeep Sale Of
Ladies' Skirts.

$500 White LInonette
Skirts, marked down
to .S1.23
$3.50 Black or Navy Pan
anna Skirts, marked
down to .$1.49
$3.50 and $3.50 New Plaid
and Gun Club Che k
Skirts, marked down
to -. $3.50
Black or Navy Panama
Skirts worth $50 mark
ed down to ........ $3.50
All our fine Black Wolfe
Skirts marked down for
this week.
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We are determined to close
out our entire line of white
and colored wash goods be-
fore stock taking. Come and
get our Marked Down prices.
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JUST RECEIVED

H. resi- supply of French DimIty ard
49,. So0o Writing Papers, also Box
PEI and Tablets. Envelopes, Pencils,
&c. -, 'IkS, Library Paste, etc. Call and
Ne A. my new place, 81 South PaIafox.
C. v. THOMPSON,
Stationer.
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NAT Is all mat Is needed 10 secure
nrst place for Blue Ribbon Vanilla
'Ict small bottle from YOUR grocsT
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Waterrnelons buried in Ice.
SSratton Ice Works. Phones
- and 259.
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Clean-SWeep Sale White
Shirt Waists.

$3.50 Sheer and fine Lawn
Waists, marked down
now to $3.50. .S5c
$500 and $3.50 Fine Lin
gerie Waists, all mark.
ed down to $3.50
$3.50 and $500 Extra fine
White Lawn Waists,
beautiful styles, marked
down to =. SID
75c White Lawn or Color
ed Chambray Waists,
marked down to .3Sc
1 Lot of White Wash Jap
Silk Waists, marked
down below cost.