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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-22
ST. GEORGE.

j. G. ToEginS and daUChtrr Miss Per
tina, of Willstou spent Sunday at II. H.
Till@Y's, The VI sscs Bessie and Abh'c
Wellingcr returned home sunday from a
week spent I'm WNlSton. Their cousin,
Florence Miles, accompanied them home.
WI Narcelais, who is very i'll at c. ].
futtous remains about the samc.-MlsS
Nora Hinslale is visiting in Essex r. r.
Hopkins of W.poosN spent Sunday with
his family at Mrs =. 4. Hinsdale's.--
Several from town attended the regular
convoCation Of Ia Plotte Chapter. o. L.
s., at Hincshurgh Friday evening After
the meeting dainty lunch was served by
revcral of the young ladies and all report
pleasant time. An invitation was re-
ceived and accepted TO visit Llbanus
Chapter OF Bristol on September lO-Mrs
NJ. W. Hinsdale and daughter. Mildred.
are spending a few days in IIanksvlle
as the guests Of Mrs. phil ns.-Georce
Poriors Youngest child Is III with spinal
trouble,-Mr and Mrs, s. L. Hinsdale
and son, Mr. and Mrs George VI nsdalc,
Mrs. =. A. Hiusdale, Mr., and Mrs. r. r.
Hopkins and daughter spent Sunday at
f. NJ Hinsdale's in Willston.
Mr. and Mrs. s Il. Hinsdale, Mr.. and
Mrs, George Hinsdale Of Boston. Mrs
Ada Forbes and son, Ben. attended the
". r. c. boat ride from Burlington Tues
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ST. ALPhN MS.


""l''"''S 9'id'o''" ''hh HdNe'H
% r'"H'" =" RUS rom MS POCKET
o""k ana s-o "n"e ne was boarding
'''e Now England states Limited at
TINS station yesterday morning Mr..
lhN"rE, VINO Is an elderly man, had
just com" on the Richford train and
as he went up IN" step of his train
for Burlington he was showed around
considerably by man in front and
TWO hohlnd. He thought he felt
hand in his l"ft hand trousers pocket
ana by the time he could get out OF
III" crush ami investigate. hn found
fis wallet gone. Mr.. l.aVcry was abb"
to give hut a mcaErc description of
the men who surrounded him, 50 the
thief went scot free. 1t is thought
tuat the Same GANG. that was busy last
season picking pockets and stealing
travelling bags at the principal stations
ana junction points, have again begun
operations.
Tho marriage Of Mrs. Canduy I Smith
Of this CITY and Arlouis ,rurncr nc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-22

CORN--Recelpts b.375; exports E,s6;
sales 1000 futuresi 24co spot. Spot
strong Option market was more active
on frost Talk. closing 1'tdl1ac net higher;
Sept. closed e5%c Dec. closed NTso; May
closed 63Hc
OATS Receipts $4,000; spot strong.
COFFEE-The market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
to decline OF five points which was
about az duo on the cables. There was
a renewal OF nearby liquidation right nf-
ter tho opening and prices eased on with
business largely In tho way OF switch
ing from near to later months. The close
was steady at n not decline OF l0dl5
points sales were reported OF $500 bags
including: Sept ST. 5ofi5s sc; Dec. $3.50
$40; March $50; May s5.Sd5oo.
Spot coffee dull, No. : Rio CSC: No.
Santos nc; mild coffee dull Cordova
9d12Hc.
SUGAR-Raw firm, refined quiet.
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ENOSBURGH.

Miss Lena Leach of Ration, n. NJ. who
has been visiting relatives hero for SOW
eral months. LEFT for that place Tuesday.
accompanied by Miss Florence Perlev,
who will teach in the graded school with
Miss Leach, who has taught there for
some time. Miss Pcrloy, who is a
graduate Of Middlebury College has
taught In Bellows FREQ Academy, Fair
fax. and in Enosburgh Falls high school.
Frank Kenield has returned from Bar
ton.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Grafton is better
Mrs. y. Woodward Is entertaining Mrs
Martin for n few days,-Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Maynard who have been camp
ing near their farm in tho east part Of
the town. returned Saturday to Enos-
burph Falls.--Farners are alarmed at
the dcpredations of worms in the maple
sugar orchards. The woods begin to look
as if FIRE had passed over them as some
of the trees arc stripped bare.-Mr,
Green and two sisters OF Rakcr7hcld
visited their unclc and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. g. r. Kcnncld, this week.
Asa Raymoro dicd Monday night. His
funeral will be held at tho house at
ono o'clock Thursday afternoon.--Tac
meeting of tho Christian FnJeavor will
no hold Mt the home Of Mrs. T.Ynan Gil
bert Thursday evening instead Of at
the church, as originally announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woodward. Misc
blanche Woodward and brother, Roy.
and cousin. Miss Austin. Of bakersfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waupcr and Mr.. and Mrs
f. NJ Wright aud son. N"lvin, ana
daughter. Ruth. passed the day ut sill
yer Lake Tuesday, 1T being Miss
blanche Woodward's hirthCav.--Niss
l.. G. Williams has been visiting hcr
uncle, l.. Shangraw. on Hill West.
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BUCK HOLLOW

Mr.. ana Mrs. W. f.. Bradley of Con-
nectiout, H. Elmer Wntherbee of Massa-
chusetts and II. L. Phillips OF New York
are at the home OF Mrs. II. l.. Cook for
a few days Mr. and Mrs, r. q. King
arrived at Mrs. ". l., Cooks Monday for
a few weeks outing, but on account of
the sudden illness Of Mrs King were
obliged to return to New York Thurs
dsY.-TI. G.. Rowland OF Fairfax visited
D. Il. Rood Sunday.-Mrs, Herbert Shep-
erdson and two daughters Of Huntvlie
visited al II. NJ. GreSory's Friday. Jesse
and Carl Sears will 20 TO Richford We'd
nesday to pass week with rclatlves.--
CLYDE Gregory is passing the week in
Milton at his cousins Frank Rugg.
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WEXFORD

Charles Perry has moved to Under
hil whore he has opened n black
smith shop Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cow
and Of Boston arc guests OF Mr.. and
1irs. J. =. Rico.--1Gr. and Mrs. J.. g..
Nctos are visiting Dr. and Mrs. \. f.
rock Of Spencer, Mass-Niss Eunio"
HUNT Of Fairfax is the guest of Miss
Tossic Cohh.--WolliuEton Rose Of Bur
',,rton is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Njauricn Irish.-Nliss CasWCll who has
been mt George Rico's has souc to
visit friends in Milton.--Mrs NJ ~.
Longe has returned from Essex juno
ton much improved in health.--Mrs.
Il. \. Perry underwent IN operation
for appendicitis ut tho Mary Fletcher
ospital last week Monday and IS
ginning slow y. She was in a critical
condition for several days after tho
operation.-Mr. and Mrs George
brown visited at L. c. Gieason's last
:
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Quotations for Cattle, sheep ma Hses
AZ New York.

New YORK, Auy. Y
BEEV ES- Receipts 2,6H: market
steady. steers N35de.75: bulls s25oT45o
cows sl.,5q44o; extra fat do a50fTt 65
Exports to-day $500 quarters of beef 10
London
CALVES-Receipts 21o7; market active
vesls firm to Pc higher. vesls 81 on
300; few selected 50 az; throw outs s5cpTD
$50; grassers and butterrilks 81 00d4 %:
few $40
SHEEP AND IAMBS--Receipts 7471:
market steady Sheep s35N155o; oulls
g. .oo0 90, lambs s6.5oT5slo Cults $1,000
b50
HOGS Receipts 1856; market icd15c
lower heavy to light state hogs Sc $50
100.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Henry RIVERS aud sons, Elmer
aid Roy, are passing three weeks with
friends in Rouses Point, y. y. and st.
A'uans.-Mrs Llley and Miss Iillcy of
HYDE Park were recent guests at O. J.
Maynard s.-Mrs. J. r. Mcrcotte and Miss
1sp1 Narcotic are visiting In burlington
this wcck--B. o. Tillotson and family
and Dr. J.. Abcrnethy and family are
caurlug at Long Polnt.-Mr and Mrs
Herman Wells of Boston are visiting
relatives in town.--Scveral people from
this town arc attending camp meeting
ut sheldon.-Mr and Mrs. Warren
Ishlu, who have been IN Worcester,
Ma for several weeks, have returned
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EAST EIGHGATE.

James cutler of Evansville, Ind. who
is passiug few weeks at the homo Of
his neph ~, II, J. Cutler. went Mon
day to Bakersfield to visit relatives
Norman Knight of Ansonia. Conn. is
passing few Jays with his family
at the homo Of o. s. Rlxford.-Miss
Sarah Far"tnston and Miss Libbie
OHcre Of 81. Adams arc visiting here
--Braton each Of Eden Mills. visited
his uncle, II. b. Leach. this week.
Mr.. and Ms. r. W. Crowen have re-
turned from n visit to Mr.. and Mrs
jerry Ian crt Of Newport.--Miss Ed
ma Bates las returned from a visit in
AlburCh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-22
HORSES VERY HIGH
Army VIII Find Dinicuity in Getting
Them for Cavalry.

Washington, Aug. u Gen. A, w, Greo-
ley, who, during the past year. command
ed the northern division OF the army, takes
the position In his annual report that dur
Ing the past 10 years, the remounts for
the army have gradually deterorated in
quality, but have steadily increased In
price, and that the question of the re-
mount supplies for cavalry and field ar
tillery will soon become a source OF em-
b,rrassment to the service General Gree
ley says that during the past year cav
airy horses furnished his division have
varied in price from siS to sl7i, while l2
years ago horses of equal or superior
grade could he purchased from s75 to
$40
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GEORGIA

There will be no preaching service at
tho Methodist Church Sunday as the
pastor and his family are IN Sheldon at
tending camp meet!ng.-Mary Rankin
and Mrs. WaterhOuse went to Sheldon
Monday Sabin Rankin OF South Boston
will come Wednesday to pass two weeks
with his mother, Mrs Maria Rankin.--At
the Grange Friday evening ladies' night
passed off very pleasantly. Visitors Were
present from Lakeside and WoOdlaWn
Grarses.-Mrs. Hattie Gould is visiting
in MOutpelier this week
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HICHGATE SPRINGS.

Mrs. Rob- rtson Of New York city Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. Demins-
s. r. Tpham. who has been i'll. is gain
inF.-Mrs Mary Stoddard Is in.-A
large excursion from Montreal and
from the States was Mt Missisauoi Park
Sunday.--M-. and Mrs. J. V. Ryerson
who have been staying in town tails
summer. hay' returned to their home
in Jamaica = Il. Upham has pur-
chased the cottage OF T. Brown, called
Glenwood. 49, services were held at the
Union ChurcN here Sunday by the Rev.
Mr. Smith OF HiEhgato Center.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations In New York. hostsn and
Chicago Markets.
New York, Aug, q

WHEAT 25i,ool; sales 400
OOD futures; SGo0 spot; spot strong A
genuine frost scare struck the wheat
market to-day advancing prices about
3 cents a hushel, 1t also promoted sharp
advances abroad and led to another big
export trade, The market closed strong
and 2Ssd8c net higher; Sept. closed 9S7sc
Dec. closed sl03, May closed N@1s
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore OF Sheldon
visited Hibbard Stanley a few days re-
cently.--The Ladies' A'd society Will
meet with Mrs. a, G. Derby Wodnesdsy
afternoon. August &C. \. Bowen Of
~ Y. visited his cousin
Miss Miranda Twins, roCeutly.--LD War
ner Howe and mother Of Gardner, Mass.
are in town.--Mrs G. r. Ewins and
daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy, are
passing the week with Mr. and Mrs. e.
A. Percy at Bedford, Que
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SWATTON CENTER.

Ilarvee ing IL we'll under way. Oats are
general n fair crop. Rain is needed
badly and the on,ato crop, which would
have been above the o"dinary, IL already
hurt.-Nrs. j. y. Catlir and daughter,
Doris, passed sunday in burlington with
rolntives.
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HILL WEST.

The Rev a. F. Rope of California
was the guc-t of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ariel few days last Week.-Mrs.
Lena +. LUwbia and Allen Lumbia
who have been visiting in Burlington,
have returned home.-ANss Ruth Dom
ina of Denusport Mass, Is visiting
relatives In t"wn--Nola lombard of
Lowell was in town few days last
week,--Miss beatrice Rushford Is
visiting her uncle, II. H. Rushtord.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Lena Rice OF Jericho has been
v'siting In town.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
bellows OF Cambridge were in town Fri
1ny.-T8ichard Boomhowor Is ill.-Monroe
taylor raised the frame for his new barn
saturday Nelson Montague of New York
raa been visiting In town. ELMER Crosier
vas in st. Adams Saturday to attend the
horse races
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Now York. Aug 21-Cotton futlres
opened steady. Aug. 81 ~ bid; Sept
sll1s; oct s11.75: Nov: Dec. .1i m; Jan
N2oo: Feb SIP % BID: March slcos; April
si2.l? bid; May sloIf. Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing hida Ava. 81 -:
Sept. .t1.22; Oct. sil91: 40" 1lla5: Dec.
$40 rs; Jan. tleti; Foo. ''zl7; N,rrh slo.23;
Apr! 80 2G; May N232
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HIGHGATE.

Samuel IIogaboom is moving to the
Gore The road commissioner is doing
some commendablc work clearing up our
bushy Highways.
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day.--Mrs. Laura Hinsdale and two chlI.
dren, Mildred and Clark, drove to Hanks
vile Tuesday for a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Philips. Mrs. Anna Tlllcy and
daughter, Miss Marguerite, were in Hines.
burgh Tnesday.-The oat crop is extra
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-22

stass. ~ 10 az; tolosnas. IN to 2. Hogs.
choice. 6b0 10 eGo medium grades. $40
to $50. calves. very fancy, IA 20 s.
choice, 6,s to T. shcop. firm Mt o. Lambs.
frm MT Z
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BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. G.. T.. Sabins visited IN
Starksloro. Shelburne and Richmond last
wcel-Mr McIntire of Massachusetts
passed Tuesday and Wednesday In
town
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mRsN - .wIlLrs
IN ~ e..

Has removed from = street, to 70f G
street opposite new court house and
is prepared To- receive the patronage
of her friends and the people Of the
city eeneeally
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GO TO GILLiCANs, SUCCESSORS
TO w. F. DOERFLtfIGER FOR ALL
THAT'S NEW IN THE UP-TC-DATE
JEWELPY LINE.
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LIBEL Foa DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY OF
GLINN.. JULIA. BUISDBN Us.
GEORGE BURDEN. GLYNN ST.
PERIOR COURT, DECEMBER.
TERM, 1907
To Inc Defendant. George Burden
You are hereby required in person
or by attorney, to be and appear at
the next term Of the Superior Court
Of said comfy to be held i'm and
for said county ut the court house in
Brunswick Georgia, on tHe first
Monday in December, 1857 at 10
% csock. am then and there to an
swer the plaintiff upon the merits of
her petition against YOU for total di-
vorce.
Herein fail not as in default Of
such appearance. the Court viii pro
coed as to justice snail appertain.
This service directed By the Judge
of e. ior Court of TINS circuit,
by an order. granted September %,
1907, directing service upon YOU in
TINS manner
Witness she Hon. r. A. Parker. the
Judge of said court. this 7th day of
October, 1907
n. F. du Blgnon,
Clerk, Superior Court, GTynn Co Ga.
Earnest Dart
Attorney for the Plaintiff
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-24

Mis- ida FoNr win return this
week from visit to Savannah
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ratio are
me guests OF Mr. J. s. Ratio.
Mrs. Alex Manoa IS recovering
from long and sari9ns illness.
miss Lee Russell d ST. Simon IS
the guest of Miss Susie Ralslon.
Mis- sailie Davis Of Darien IS the
guest of Mrs W. A. Mcdonald.
Miss Katharine Foster leaves in a
Few days 70 visit friends in Savannah.
Mrs. J. W Thomas win entertain
with a small bridge party this after
noon.
NJ. ana Mrs. Josn c. Stiles LETT
yooterday 70 visit relatives in New
York
Mr. and Mrs. William Nightingale
haye returned from a visit to New
York
Mrs. J. w ismmons, ST, has re-
turned from a stay Of several months |
a Atlanta
4 Mrs j. S. Wright and Miss Arabel.
10 Wright win return this morning |
from Atlanta.
Mrs. ). A. Foster was over bm
ST Simon yesterday aud spent ethe
day the guest of Mrs. }. b. ~ghc
Miss Lizzie McWhorter ofsceyion
is spending some lime here al the
home OF Mrs. b. a. Fahm.
Mrs. George Harper is in sayan
nah whege she has entered Telfalr
hospital for medical treatment
Sir. and Mrs ) L. Frank Bailey
and their children viii arrive from
Atlanta November 2 to make their
heme here )
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CITArICM

TRY THE NEWS. CHEAP COLUMN
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Watch Rothschld's diamond and
watch display iu chow window today.
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CITATION
Georgia, GIynn County.
Sam r. Amos Guardian OF Miss
Mamie Amos. has applied to me for
2 discharge from his Guardianship
Of Miss Mamie Amos: his is there
fore TO notify al persons concerned.
10 file their objections. if any they
have, on or before the first Monday
IN November next. else Sam b. Amos
will be discharged from his guard
ianship as applied for
This October 9Th. 1907
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
GIynn County, Georgia.
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g. a. DARRELL.

Diseases OF the eve, ear nose and
throat. General and special surgery.
Recent special courses in the prin-
cipal hospitals Of Vienna, Berlin,
London and New York.
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Office in rear Of Postoffce, Unioi
Street.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-22
Jewelry
L. z. WhitelOCk
Jeweler, kennewick
The Booklet.

Go, little booklet. go, bearing an honored
name;
That everywhere you have went. they'll be
glad you have came.-Bili Ne.
A booklet of elegant pictures aud
fine Typography advertising the valley
has just been issued by the Kennewick
Land o.. It's front cover shows mag
nificent cluster Of our finest grapes.
The back cover is divided in halves one
of which shows a row of berry boxes
flick with our delicious and Iarge-sizt d
Strawberries The other half displays
a peach branch loaded with its luscious
fruit. The product pictures within
show the famous Conway strawberry
patch filled with pickers at work, the
Delepine asparagus beds aud Haxton's
peach trees and assortment of fruit.
The town residences of G.. w. Wiegel,
Frank Emigh, G. A. Lundy and C. w.
Story are shown and the Section Z
home of II. Delepine in two views.
The scenic views include one of the
Columbia bridge, boat excursion, the
new school house, and the riverside a.
at Hover. The pamphlet shows in de-
tail what has been accomplished OH the
older ranches of the valley and it is an
artistic piece of advertising literature
thruout.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-03-22

The Kennewick Land Co. reports
the following sales of their Mob Hill
tracts. L. A. Peters, tracts; w. F
Brooks, Fred A. Schmela, F.. H IL.
gals, John w. Shubert, Luella c.
Shui,er., 4. Vance AM several Others
Also lots in the City Views addition
to l.. A. Peters, W. r. Brooks ard Fred
Schmela. esch of whom has awaited
himself of the privilege offered by the
Company If one lot free with two lot,
sold provided the buyer builds house
on same within sixty days. Msssrs'
Brooks, Peters and Schmela each have
their houses we'll under way, and Mr..
Peters 10 living in his now.
NJ. II. Church went up to Spokane
Wednesday night where be will meet
his family VIII" are Oh the way t.
Kennewick from Chicago. They will
look over Falls City before coming
down.
M.F Marston, of Columbus, Wis.
is one of the home seekers with u:
this week.
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County Officers Get Salary.

The injunction preventing the
auditor from paying the county Of
fcials their salary for February
came up for hearing before Judge
Zent Wednesday and the injunction
was dissolved. The injunction
was secured GU the ground that the
county has not 1000 population
and the commi, sioners erred in
raising it to the 18th class. This
action increast the salary of most
of the county officers: Messrs
Richie, Railsback ct al of Prosser,
thru Attorney T. H. Wilson, Sc
cured a res raining order. Bert
Linn appeared for the officials and
the order was dissolved OIL the
ground that the presumption was
that the commissioners were right
in their action and had acted with
in their power. To reverse this
action it was necessary that the
DIRECTORS show by incontrovertible
evidence that there was not 7ooo
population. The new Judge all
noun ed rules governing the men,
bers Of the bar and of more interest
to the public gave out that be
hold sessions of court every two
weeks in this end of the district.
On account of the frequency of the
sessions he abolisht the lffice of
court commissioner, which elimin-
ated another plum over which he
county seat cliques were having
their usual scrap.
Two cases from this end were
settled, G. E. Hanson VS.. Thomp-
son ct all quieting title aud the
Cascade Lumber Co. VS.. F. NJ
Darknell, which was d:smist, set
Element having been effected out
of count.
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Ice Plant Machinery Arrives.

One oar load of the ice plant
machinery arrived Tuesday having
been on the road from Chicago
since January 18th. This car has
the eDgi,e and boiler and the large
pieces of sheet steel for the ice
tank. The engine and boiler were
made by the Atlas people of Indian.
apolis. The boiler is 81 horse
power and the engine As horse
power. Work of putting them in
position began today. Another
car of machinery including the
condenser will arrive in few days
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Grim Reaper Takes The Tender
Flowers.
{Fron SATURDAYS Dajlv)

1t is with heavy heart that we
| must make the record of the death
of three babes in our valley and
call attention TO the beIeayed
homes. We know by sad exper-
fence how the passing of the wee
one" from the home here to tie
home over there pulls at the heart
strings and burdens the spirits of
the household. To each one of the
bereaved we offer Cur word of ten
der consolation and the hand clasp
of tender sym; atty
FENDLRR
Last night at their home on
Trout street, occurred the sad
death of Mr.. and Mrs. George {.
Tenders baby son, Theodore
Christian, aged one year and ten
days. A strong, healthy child just
beg ginning to walk, he had made
large place in his parents hearts
and his sudden and unexpected
death is severe shock to them.
The funeral service will be con-
Quoted from the Presbyterian
church tomorrow by Rev. F.
Smith.
Lewis, the 10. months old son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. J. Dicus, died at
the parental home north Of Finley.
after an illness of two weeks. The
funeral took place this morning at
the home and the interment in the
Kennewick cemetery at noon to-
day.
CAMPBELL
Yesterday afternoon at their
ranch in Horse Heaven occurred
the death of the baby child of Mr..
and Mrs ]. O. Campbell, after
short life of a few days. Mr..
Campbell is new arrival here from
Harrington and has homestead in
Horse Heaven and is working on
the Dodson ranch. The sympathy
of our peop'e will 60 out to them,
tho they are strangers among us.
The funeral services and interment
will be held tomorrow about IL
O'Clock at the Cemetery.