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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
SHELRURNE.

A three-plece orchestra has been
organized in town composed of Robert
Peterson. violin; Harry Lawrence flute
and Cecil q. EGG, piano.
Chester Percival went to Albany on
Monday, where he will take course at
the Albany Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur ID. Welch have
gone to Denver. Colo.
Bonnie Burdo. aged 10, son of Mrs.
Ellen Burdo, died at his home Sunday.
The funeral viii be held at St Gather
ines church "Wednesday at |" a. NJ
Elton Farr, who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs, i, r. Stoddard, returned to
Springfield Monday. Kate shut
tier and Walton ana Donald Hyde of
st. Adams are visiting their cousins,
Margaret and Janet ilarmun-About %
couples attended a New Years eve ball
at Library Hall, Charlotte, Monday
night.-Miss Annie Harvey. Miss Ethel
Bissonettc and Miss Matte Stoddard
have returned to Castlcton after spend
ing the holidays at their several homes
Harry Lawrence. l.. V. NJ. Medic. '07
who spent several days has returned
to BURLINGTON.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs D. A. Persons, who has been very
ill, is improving. Her daughter. Mrs.
l5outell. of Rochester came to assist in
caring for her.--Mrs A. A. Briggs is on
the sick list.-Mrs $. f. Riley and
atives in Hancock the past week.-Mr
and Mrs u. n. Rice were IN Montpelier
and Roxbury last week.-Orando Ken
nedy is much bettcr.-Mrs. Il. n. Hemen-
way has been visiting her parents in
Bethcl--A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jennett last week.-Mrs.. w.
+. Fiiield was home from 'deer hollow
to spend Christmas.-John Kendall was
in Mortified and Montpelier few days
recently. Henry Ffield began work as
engineer at the Hancock mill December
24.--About so people enjoyed the Christ
mas exercises of the South Hollow school
at s. II. Kent's Monday evening, Deccm-
Der a. The children did themselves az
we'll as their teacher much credit. There
was n large tree we'll loaded with gifts
for each one.-Mr ana Mrs. Harley Ful-
Ter spent Christmas with his parents,
l. w. Fullcr-Mnnie Curtis Of RoChos-
ter is wording Mt William Iuntley's
and attending school.-N. Leroy Boycc
OF Dapark, Pa, was in town last week
the guest Of II. G. Hubbard Miss Myrtle
Maynard has closed her labors for Boil
brothers and returned to her home here.
George Sargent was IN Wardsboro sew
oral days rcccntlv.-Amos Phelps of
White River Junction was in town last
week the guest of Frank Ford and fam
NV
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WILLIsTON.

The local Camp of the Modern Wood
men of America which was recently or
ganized here, has purchased the brick
building commonly known as the Warren
block. The upper floors will be converted
will be arranged for library and King S
Daughters purposes
Arthur Brown located telephone in J
u. Osbornes house recently-Mr and
Mrs, George Gould have n baby girl born
December lS,-The Henry family are ex-
pected TO give an entertainment In town
this week.-The remains of Mrs. Fairmont
were brought from Essex Junction where
the funeral was held Monday and placed
IN the vault-Dayton Webster of Swan
ton is spending a few 9ays in town
Miss Ethel O'Br1en of Montpelier Is visit
Ing at Mrs. James o. Bren's Frank Clarl,
has returned to Boston.-Miss Lena For
bes went Sunday to Shelburne for a week.
Arthur Thompson will move soon to the
Obed Walston tenement,-Mrs. c. ID. Cas-
well who has been i'll is better-Mrs.
Jennie Bennett has returned from spend
ing a few days at her home in Under
hill.-Carl Guptil of New Haven. Conn,
is In town.--Mrs wilkins of stowe is
spending few days at Henry Patients
Mr.. and Mrs, W. Il. Douglass were in
Essex Junction Saturday, called by the
death OF Mrs. Fairman.-Mrs. c. C. Forbes
who has been quite sick is now better
Judge Barber and j. @. I.ogg,ns were
in Burlington Saturday. also L. Z. Tai.
colt and c. d. Caswell.-Dr. Morrow OF
Burlington was In town Saturday Mrs,
W. r. Tarbox has news that her mother
Is seriously i'll and will go - hsr as soon
as she Is able,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
sWANTON.

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CHARLOTTE.

Mr. Nattison who has been spending n
few days at Mr.. +. X. Converses has
returned TO New York.--Miss BESSIE Con-
verse has gone to Cleveland, Ohio, to
spend the winter.--Charles Emerson of
Boston Is in town at his summer home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone of Burlington
We're in town Triday,sA. A Byington
filled the ice-house OF the creamery from
his pond on Mutton Hill last weck.-The
annual reception OF the Ladies' Aid will
Wednesday evening.-A dance was given
by Mr. Goodsell and Mr.. Westall in libra
ry hall Monday eveuing.-Carroll Palmer
will carry on the farm of Mrs. Frances
Humphreys the coming year.-NIss Car
rie Read of Nort' Adams is visiting Mrs
l.. NJ. Palmer and family.--The Breezy
Point people kept open mouse Saturday
and entertained n large number from 4
to 10 p. m. Light refreshments We're
served. Dancing in upper hall-F. A.
Lewis at Mount Philo Inn has arranged
to entertain a party Of 125 from Newark,
\. j., July 4th. They are to be on an
excursion through Champlnin valley He
IS to meet them from the train at North
Ferrlsburgh. transport them to the top
of the mountain and serve dinner at
noon.-Miss Leila Van Nliet Of Shelburne
spent Sunday in town.--T e Williams
proposes TO carry on the Baldwin farm
another year--The late Charles c.
Thompson was member of Woodmen at
North Ferrisburgh and carried an insur-
ance OF 81 ,00o.-E,. H Converse intends to
sail on his Egyptian trip Saturday, going
to Alexandria direct from New York.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Juan DeCollalnes and children of
Montpelier visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Phillips. and sister, Mrs &.
e. Glllett, last week.-Mrs.. r. f. Gorton
will entertain the willing Workers at the
NJ W. A. hall Wednesday, January @
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leavitt visited
friends In burlington the first of tho week
Mrs. John Miles and son. Ralph. and
daughter. Edna. of Bristol are visiting
friends IN town.-Fred and Jesse Gardiner
have returned from their work in Bellows
Falle.-Mrs Mary Larose OF Monkton
spent New Years with her sister, Mrs
Il. Y. Gorton.
George Bartlett Sr, and wife arc stop
ping at v y. Sargent's-D. p. Granger
ana Florence Brewster nre on the sick
lst.-About 70 couples attended the dance
at the NJ. w A, hail Tuesday evening"
Mrs. w. O. Chamberlain of Richmond
visited at r. f. Gorton's Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Butler are board
Ing a. T.. ~. Bcanc's.-Miss Helen Hal
lock, who Ia attending school at Hines
burgh. is spending her vacation with her
father q. c. Hallock
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ESSEX JUNCTION

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''e"ry DouB'HS' VINO oleo some ~ years
U.s. ~ "'''' was iorHIefiN ]" IN"''"'
'"y, put ior 'ne past Iour years she mas
res'u'u WIN h'r nephew Nilllam -
DouR'as' VI WINSTON In oc'oper Sne
came 10 this VHIhHe 10 spend the winter
ohe IL survived by no near relatives inc
Iunera' was hoid AT the nome or
Janus ~ b"uEiaS Mohuhy AFTERNOON NJ
TWO O'CLOCK Ihe int'rinent was IN VIII
hston'
Nl"l'l - Johnson 90 OF tho Lake
Champlaih creamery paid Sl'3f ror stand
ara mIk Tor November ana Sl"o 'or
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

w W. Aldrich. c.rrier on route No.
l, attended the meeting of the Chitten-
den County Association OF Rural Mail
Carriers at WinoosN During the
month Of December Mr.. Aldrich deliv-
cred 5000 pieces of mail, and collected
! ,956 pieces, and sold s35.07 worth Of
stamps and stamped paper.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Pratt OF Frank
lin returned homo Thursday after
spending few DAYS with Mrs. Pratts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. G lsham.
Edward Douglass and wife of Monk
ton We're also guests NJ Mr.. Is"am's
Thursday ana Friday
Mr., and Mrs II T. Tilloy spent SUN
day Mt w. G Livermore's In charlotte
Miss Leila Livermore, who had been
visiting friends In town the past week
returned to her HON" with them.
Andrew Bond ana wife of Milton are
stopping Mt the homo of her sister, Mrs.
Maggie Aldrich.
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HINEsBURGH.

James Gates is moving into his new
house. The creamery ice house at the
village was filed last weck.-The veoer-
able Marquis Burritt is confined 20
his room with bronchitis Rene
LABEL was home from Burlington
over Sunday.-Miss Lucia Adams re-
turned to Bellows Falls Monday.
Eliza Isham spent the holidays with
Miss Kate 1sham and has returned to
Barre.-NIiss Eugene Chaplin of Bristol
has been visiting Claire Hull and re-
turned to the L. V. NJ. this week.
Roy Gilman and Seymour Pierce were
home from the University Of Vermont
for the holidays and will return this
wepk
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from First Page)

tional church last Sunday.-The social
given by the Ladies' Sewing Society in
their rooms last Friday evening was n
great success, n full house, a fine supper
and program with some $lb left In the
treasury--The second number of the lee
ture course, which has bcen twice post
poned, will come Friday evening, the
4th OF January, The Foreign Missionary
Society hold their next meeting with Mrs.
j. s. Wilcox on Wednesday afternoon at
80 ~ m.--The children in six or eight
families in town have whooping cough.
There is some talk of closing the schools
for time.
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WEST BOLTON.

T. Tomlinson's Tuesday evening. All
enjoyed the pleasant evening and the
oysters which were served.-George
Gordon was arrested last week for
cruelty to animals He pleaded guilty
and was fined which he paid with the
cost Miss Florence O'Brien of Water
bury began school here Wednesday,
w. II Davis was in Burlington Satur-
day Mrs. A. a. Hall and daughter,
Pearl. OF Burlington were the guests Of
Mrs. Willard Streeter over sunday
Alfred Coro has bought the Wilson
farm OF Ralph Morgan
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Edith Collins Is home for her
Christmas vacation Walter Durand of
Vergennes is with his parents for a week
MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Morton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Kenyon spent Christmas in
Charlotte.-Dr. r. D. Falby has recently
purchased a fine covered sle.ghEarl
Morrill, IL home for a week visit with re.
lativcs.-Jess Hustead has sold his mill
property here to Mr.. Crandall Of Jones'
ville.-W. Cubitt is III with grip.-Mrs.
Kate Ross and son, J. J. Ross have been
home from Burlington during the past
week
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The annual roll call meeting
CONGREGATIONAL church will be h'
urday, Jan. 12.-Mrs. q. r. Mai
been i'll with neuralgia of the
Miss Mary Stratton OF EnosburS
is visiting relatives in town Mrs
Wilson entertained a party Of SOW
pie at her home Wednesday
Dec. 26-Mr and Mrs. j san
son of Jericho are visiting rela|
this place.-Henry Hadd and JONI
who have been travelling In IN
for the Is. j, Kendall Co" are 4
their vacation at their homes he'll
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WESTFCRD.

Charles Kmball Is confined to the house
by an attack of grippe.-.Miss Eva Ma
consber and the Misses Allen returned to
Lynn. Mass, Saturday.-George Hall is
at home from Boston for a few days
Miss Pearl Smith of Shelburne Is visit
ing friends In town.-Mrs. G. d. Mercy
and daughter have started for Oberlin,
Ohio. They 20 by the way OF Springfield,
Mass. where they will stop for few
days.--James II. Grow and family were
IN town a few days tho last OF the week.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

officers Of Ellsworth Post elected
the year 1907: NJ. H. Warner. commar
or; Il. w. Chase, senior vice-command
Henry LaPoint. junior vice-command
George W. Bridrman, adjutant; W.
Underwood, quartermaster: J. W. Pa
surgeon; A. IS. davidson. choploiu;
W Ransom, O. D.; Charles Jones, s
ecant-maior; O. 10. Hall, quartermas
sergeant; a. W. Davidson, patriotic
structor, Ransom Wiley, delegate;
bert George alternate
AS a resul, Of playing
part of Santa Claus in home festivlj
at his house Christmas evening, T.
Parkc Is now suffering from badly bu|
ed face and hands. a Christmas tree
been arranged and candles were burnl
and in his movements about the rod
Mr.. Parke clothed al the usual garb|
Santa, with cotton batten covering
apparel. came In contact with a cad
and in a second his clothing and mi
were all ablaze With assistance
naues were extinguished. and Mr.. PaI
was Immediately put under a doctI
care.
The Fortnightly Culture club met |
urdaE afternoon nj IN" nome of MIS-
T.. sullivan of West Church street
the following programme was civ
Roll call, prominent United States Sc
tors; paper. The Mormon Woman
rose Iay'or; h"ctdtoh' MOT
MOI n'i' MIS- May Du''"H' Pap'''
negro a. nome MrS' f'nI'lf
reao'hs prominent '''ored Men
Elm lreV'l'lan' recital IMP 10 w
nts'""' M's' hl'"cne hth''-L
he"'' VINO II on the eu'torlai stan OF
iou'h CorlpahIoh' spent CHRISTMAS
| nus parents MT ana MIS-. l.. A Is
lie was accompanied 20 boston lhur
morning by Heg'na'd faquette' VINO
Visit frIehds Tor week or ten days
cara Slapp ana MISS kat" Mack
are teaching In Bellows FANS are So
ing their Na'tlph IN town. W. +
was quite severely burned Christmas
while playing the part Of Santa
at MS nome one ~ candles on the
set IRE 10 MS oIoth'ng.-Episcopal
wees VIII %" conducted sunday at
academy nan by Bishop HAN of
i'nFton'-MrS' j. O. l~aJoy has been
ing friends In bttloton, y. II.
several days.-Mrs. Rowena Titus,
mas been visiting friends IN Morri
Tor several days returned HON" :
uaY evening MISS Helen IriSl came
her ana VIII visit friends for few
Inc FUNERAL or MRS. balndA Dye
Oldest native resident OF this town
held at the Baptist Church in
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Nicholas Smith and two daughters, Kate
and Alice, of Shelburne, spent Sunday at
Tom Ryan's.-John Fuller, humane agent,
has kindly contributed magazines and
papers to the inmates OF the poor farm.
they were very acceptable, and any that
others might care to send there would
be also.-Albert Comstock and daughter.
Gertrude Of Montpelier are passing
few days with his parents.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Mechan-
cs Savings Institution and Trust COM
any Will be held at the Banking
House of the Merchants National Bank
If Burlington, Vt. on Wednesday, Jan
nary %, 1907, at 10 o'clock n, m. for
he election OF trustees for the ensu-
ug year.
l.. F. WOODHOTsE, Treasurer.
Burlington, Dec. 90 1906.
26,w4t
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WEST MILTON.

Luther Mentally has been confined to
the house the past week with the Ger
man measles.-Charlotte Osgood returns
this week to school on the Island-Mn-
dred Blake went back Tuesday to school
in ST. Adams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03

ed.-Mss Ella Smith, who has been Ill for
several weeks, is convalescent.-Mis
Evelyn Wllloughby and Miss Maebelle
Horsford returned to Northampton, Mass,
Wednesday after spending the holiday re-
cess at their homes in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03
WashinqfOn Co. Farm,

For sale leo a. only Pm, from -four
shing village OF Waterbury, nearly
new house, good outbuildngs. running
water large sugar orchard, lots Of
wood, price $4,000; 500 cash, bal easy.
win sell stock and tools with farm II
desired.
The Il. III. McGINNIs Real Estate Agy,
Essex Junction, VI.
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UNDERHILI. CENTER.

NJ. Il. Shaniey. who went to Devils
Lake. n. D.. nearly 20 years ago. is visit
ing relatives In this vicinity.-Mrs.
Thomas u. Wimble has been passing a
few days with Deputy Sheriff c. f..
Quinn in Burlington Mrs. William Doom
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ONE CENT
4
WORD.

Advertising IN this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may no
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
qulred No advertisement taken when IL
loss than twelve words, two lines. Speoiai
terms to advertisers using from z" 10
1000 lines within twelve consecutive
months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03

FOR SALE-Ascutney green granite,
most beautiful and durable stone for
monuments. Polished specimens at A
Church street. For information about
prices address Box s., Burlington.
3O5, d&w WITT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03

LARGE DYNAMO for sale, with equip
ment In perfect condition for immedi-
ate use. Amy one with water power. or
steam, could light a village, or large
hotel. Free Press Asso.. Burlington.
22S, d&w.tf
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FOR SALE-Young berkshire sows about
six months old. Prices reasonable. In
quire of George L. stevens, Middlebury
Vermont BOG, satct&2 6w2t
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MODFRNIZED.

Boni was a smooth onA
. Boni was a peach.
Boni came TO our house
An heiress for to reach.
She went 10 Bonfs house
CBmlt at her expense).
Then she threw poor Boni out
With less than thirty cents.
philadelphia Ledger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03

DO YOU WANT A BUSINESS that will
pay 10 per cent on investment and a
good salary to the manager. The Green
Mountain T. & r. CO. offer for sale line
running rom Bellows Falls to Man
chester Arlington. Dorset and Chester.
VT, with all instruments both telephone
and telegraph at least 60 miles of wire
in use but want repairs and with an
other wire will guarantee 200 phones at a
rental of So per year. Their charter
covers the whole OF Vermont. For full
particulars write W. b. Carpenter, Bel
lows Falls, Vt 3ll.lSt&w3t
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FOR SALE.

DAIRY MEN SWEAR by COW-WORT
A medicine for cows only, cures barren
ness and prevents abortion It's quick
and sure. Sample can 80 cents. Agents
wanted. Address +. v Norton. Brat
tleboro, VT. 28,wGt
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Ny FARM of ll3 acres for sale, pleasant
ly located between Morrisville and
Stowe Good buildings. running water
at house and barns, good fruit and
sugar orchard all equipped. Mrs. S.
n. Palmer, r. F. d. /, Morrisville, VT.
3136t&wlt.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO mrs
help or to sell farm should use inns
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possio'e
buyers. Sh"ti
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns Of Yer
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish o buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you viii get replies to your adver-
tsement. 27,wt.
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FOR SALE--Second-ha five horse pow
err Hamilton gasoline engine; Just as
good as new. For further particulars
inquire of s. NJ. Anterior. 80 North
Champlain street, Burlington, VT.
2tf&wlt
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JERICHO.

The Rev. Mr.. Emerson will preach next
Sunday to the chlldren-Mrs Kinney Is
quite poorly. She " under the doctors
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FOR SALE--A 5O0-foot hot water heater.
20 horse power steam boiler. W. b.,
Gates 215,d&w.tf
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NA%TLGJ--Fox, mink, skunk and other
far write Henry +. BonA. Westmn-
ster. VI 295, d&wti.
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Here !!

SeVen-room house and barn on Blod =
gett st, near car line, Price $3.50.
easy terms
165-acre farm in Milton, fair build
ings smooth land. free from stone,
large wood lot, good OUTFIT tools Low
price to quick buyer. Easy terms.
VIII trade for village or city property.
Catalogue and map 10 cents.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
Burlington, VT.
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WANTED.

A GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for general
housework. For particulars write Box
Gs, Hincsburgh, VT. H,w2t
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Competent HOUSEK IGEPER in wild
over farmers family wanted, middle
aged woman preferred. VIII hire some
of the heavy work done If necessary. W.
X. pemerrtt stowe, Vt 33t. wit
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WOMEN WANTED-We want several
more operators on power machines.
Good wages to steady worker. We have
special work for experienced operators.
we close at noon Saturdays. Call or
write at once The O. L. Kinds Co.,
Cor. King and st. Paul SITS. Burlington,
Vt 800. eod2w&26w3t.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-08-22
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half of mankind over
sixty years of age suffer from kid
ney and bladder disorders, usually
enlargement of prostate glands.
This is both painful and dangerous,
and Foley's Kidney Cure should be
taken at the first sign of danger, as
it ~corrects irregularities and has
cured many old men of this disease.
Mr.. Rodney Burnett, Rockport, Mo,
writes. II suffered with enlarged
prostate gland and kidney trouble
for years and after taking two bot
ties of Foley's Kidney Cure ! feel
better than | have for twenty
years, although am now 81 year:
old. Roscoe Smith.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-08-22
Editor Loses Fifteen Dollars

Editor M. w. Hunt Of the Weiser
Signal was robbed of SIS while
attending the circus at Boise. The
for his loss seems to have
been swallowed up by the desire to
know how he became possessed of
that much money as Is cents is the
proverbial EDITORS pile"
Later explanation shows however,
that Mr.. Hunt had recently sold
out and therefore came by this big
wad honestly, and if the rascapal-
ian who stole it can be caught there
are hundreds of willing hands
among the newspaper fraternity
throughout the state who will glad
iy assist pulling his teeth and TAX
ing his tobacco away from him.
Just think of it, fifteen years SUBJ
scription to the best family news
paper in these parts, wiped out al
one fell swoop. . Why, the fellow
who rifled Hunts paiamas ought
10 serve a year in the bullpen tor
every dollar he separated from
them.