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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16

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WASHINGTON. d. C.. July IA
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker. daaghieF
81 Mira MARY A Logan and the late
Cen. John a Logan. BE- living quiet,
lY At the capital with her mother.
while her husband. Lieut. Col Wa.
II Tucker. from whom che il sep@I
rated. is pursuing bis duties in Chi
cago az paymaster 81 the depart'
meut OF the Lakes
Col Tucker declines 90 discuss
the charges filed against him BY be
motharln-isW with the war depsft
mont These charges. which ME
Logan intends shall result IN 4
court martial. and which conoerr
the daahine oolonefs alleged atten.
tons 10 an American widow in Ma
niia. are now being investigated b.
Col J. G Galbrai,h and Mai Psrk.
or W. West. assistants TO the L.
spoc,or general Of the army.
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Something Cballn Fasif fits affa ifaria
hiNh and siGhtlY Hteft.ssstaa ftf tHUu ~
NtWunfa ans ihe aaun4 tiasa in taa1
sghaaa railroad ara dees. uianufariufins
tWMN - 90 fiHaa ta Seattle tHtnWlf iash
naw huiiiiaN Naussf Aguau Na ile itra
hfeR Amnh Ut1a -rff
aaf faF frufn pfapfsed iHtsFufnah. b affss
AZ level spsi vail iaffl4 impfofsa fafinR
faa1lNs. i'anfrN. fiusfts aHd faafFHra sffla n
tera, rhihea h9tses eaeai sell lfirt q 80
WI ash ffse aafes aiit improvements
fas 81 SCI Nrfur
MnHEur MAtTuf
titstlffI Atsssa HHliftaH 81 rif
~ the arnrf 1 - CASH. B atfes Whiis
River hQitHat isHt ha essFfiae ~ fa ~
FsF cent geF year nH lHeaefmfnf Ger
Yraras niea giaee ~ ehftfaH tH eafnt
H'er rieniY ~ weet iH Htnisf AAifsas
"a EaFa Star tt lt b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16
BANkHEAo ELECTED.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July Ia
Former Congressman Hankhcaa has
been elected by both houses Of the
legislature 90 succeed the late Ser
afnr Morgan
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prlLs HAT FOUND.

The hat % Burt H peli
. who has been minains several
q aags and Nhn o. supposed 10
. have fneu drowned fum =
. eauo. IN lake Washington.
vas found to-day on fho beach
= at Mount Baker part. 81 G
. y iouehea Of Columbia city
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greater than a cabinet officer
Because VlcePreaidout RI.
banks. Secretary 81 The Intssse.
Garfield. Land COmmiaal0ner ~
linEer and numerous lesser Ia.
have been sol0uuing IN the III
u takes a great deal 70 arouse 8
cal curiosity. When Mr. Strauss
arrives be Will b. met By 4 oon.
mittee from the Chamber Of Car.
mcrce and while he d. here "A.
august body will tender him a 49,.
quet and show him The city.
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rnoNr rorn MN An.

TO The star Main 1850. Ind
iisA The Star witt call and col,
lect the bill. and will send 20
yeu the answers 90 your al
whom addressed care The star
nArrs ron CLASSIFIED
AnN ttNrlsAMnNTs, ttseip
wanted, Lest nnd Found, tar
NSnt, Fer Sale. ete.l oac Ceut
= Weird.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
- Meras ThFsa Times Zoe %
Seven words OF fractions Of
words 60 the tine cash In al.
vance when charged 20 acs
count actual number OF lines ~
set win he counted Minimum
hiil for an "ad NA cents Hais
lard Want Al Agency. o. VI
Mullen sat ballard Az. OPP
CITY Hall
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COUNT soNl ALONE,


PARIS, July t6 The final decree
10 the divorce case freeing her froA
Count oiloni was todaygranted Mrs.
GOuldCnatollaue. 70
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places appears ia shaped pieces.
aud il surrounded by narrow 10.
roriion in white a large blue
cnameied button fastens the white
linen belt
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SUSPECTED MURDERES
ON THE STAND
fay unlsss prss..l

CHICAGO. july 10 Herman
nliiek. accused Of poisoaina 10
death six membcrs Of the NFzal
family. too the siand Ia bis oNn
behalf today and declared that h.
VISA intimate with the family and
admitted ghat h. duued them ~
giving charms that he knew
were worthless he said the fam
ily would believe any thing lie
said h. gave one member some
cold cream for rheumatism aud
gave another whisky aud ssitpctre
Hiiiek declares he D. not ia love
with Mrs Nfaai and that be did not
MI the aix members Of the family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16

The popularity % all kinds 81
sports Ia South Arflca. emphasized
ny the resent successful visit " the
spr|nabok football team &c Eng.
land. e ia itself abundant evidence
Of the large market open for fur.
thcr development BY enterprlainE
importers Of suitable clothing and
accessories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16
PINE ST. JOB
AWARDED

The Pine ST Regrsde consrnd
was this morning awarded By he
board OF public works 20 coatrse
tors Hawiey and Lane for slii.ssk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16

a fun double friH 81 this dellez.s
color In chiffon surrounds -
crown. while -four large black festk
cra give height and contour to d.
hcaddreaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16
July SPECIALS

In fishing tackle and rods. great
big cut In prices. Piper a Tart.
1894 Second Ave. go
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SssBxKI-Akg ana FREMONT

Tahs % Tur urFr nIY Ar
@sDfH4ANn phUE
ASsHua &9 cottage ana hnaemhni two
es@SR "a psheDl tanhatfu0uha Wow. ~
SUsNe " &c caf line taa0 hnN faah
Nne an - aslce al 3 per cent NNnidQuno
o. A@ Phone North ash -ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16

aivERTON MAcADAM ROAD rRAcrs
SAaffef acre tracts ei1sa 10 car. Size.
Se9 y 40 water pipsd p each ffsct,
q IT, kiCiOLa 90 Union Blk @tf
sGRgafand Holiuqulshment on H, DO
stfN from faHcp. ehnup. Logk this 90
D 81 90 Sullivan Block iG p q
Slnipf Beach waterfront bafRaln
81 o. 300. $3.50 Nnab bal fiB per|
lHnpnfh Washington Realty a. Esat 1IA
OIL --fl
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BALLARD DISTRACT.

-
and o.acra fracia on car line. close ln. only
eco. on terms ~ o. per month SOC Hiil.
mans cashier today TT
SPECIAL TODAY s.ncfe Tract close ln
only $3.50. on terms ~ SO unf month"; Hlaa
five lots Lake Washington water front SIS
each ~ terms VI month, also ihe richest
cheap on tams also my Green Lake man
sion home. eiil trade f0r King county
rtnch Cofae, sec iilllmaua raiCHmon 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16

.I ruEApEar GOOD WATER
fnuNr uN TffE MAUKET.
H.EH MENrEN ISLAND rNCtMu
IfiN CRY WHOLE ACRE
.MEINT| IN EACH LNT BOO FEFr
OF FRONTAGE WI III ID
Nia8 #HNHE LANDS Included
PEHuIY BEACH BOAT
'C'ofLe SERVICE 40 EAST SEAT.
|M'AlNI TITO EVERY HOUR .
MtNITER FROM PIONEER
.H.hngI PLACE EASY rEHMs
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n&c nSc SAC nec n&e n6c n&c nSl
a cot NfuN HoMN
o. owner suins 90 California VII frl
u 30 acres az Mesaaaasie Gee
s. 81 Hl ahauf E Uaah
n arte ail cleared hHuaH iixo nuts
IT, Trees hffflra. NofNtuaa aH1 fafdHn
4 s'uff. pnif p uiia flatH ihc taf.
q 10 arfrs. rear Pea san. an cleared
a 100 bearing fruf iHeHa running ga
g tigo0
4 HENSON s CARLSON
q t9l-e nemHf lilaa
aNc nae n&c mac nNc nae nae nki
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}-fuoa hessa. well Improved lala AL
oost-ll asa s4 terms 0'ner North 100
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

--r------a--7sa's.-@- = 4. :. S=-es
acc ss-A $is'.s !, ip'.rar lps..
sHHHt HFeNH taHa NnIufHt#H ta NHst
'fr7 .....v...,v sn us.
ms Wan llM ana s 90
100 III ~ iFrfF E-la FIsI9 80
tHsets 81 eas Mas ~ faeh rts Nufsss
srf fHsHf gH tiH FfrfHrci Ave
Sss.sss i.s"sf'' ns e -
fheHHs Sets -. ~ esd nisrs 81 tsis
csssp a. sa.E aslr isis isil Hgst FL
SNAP Two Tors
1ue se9a h1s in Wee seattle. Yashen
afs twH blessa from actpei ana calf.
ffnis 49, 3 need mereY az anfr end wfa
ssi thsn C ia.i weai ttsf tast sans
t4ns 49, $40 iar thp tea aot snRit
d - Address 90 are y STAR anp
4 ssAr oN Frn Ayr
uAcr ANu c1tuNfiA frhfffs vtEw
nF CITY AND hAf UNSURPASSED.
wiNanfr mos
2as rptAAN BLDG -f
vlsa o. igis ~ ffom 81 sidaloa rs-
Apph n wb,tisr Rlvsrion 7.g
FuN SALE
Double CORNER aHie1 aisf Hrd Atiautlrt
a ~ ~ ga ss. a1.,..,ss,ihl. ' sisw u
lasf HHa NEE ownrf nesiH munft AaHe
MORRIS REALTY CO..
- 90 Waihsf nifs
akCHtFicE
pr yoa sner 'hs main nsrhai'sd ,hgf-
Washington % b. Chrfry street H. 500
hn,H ,he sai1 in9niis eol..tn hnm tarf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-16

WATER FRONT on one ~ che rrsftisst
hays on fHr sauud ~ fare 90 Seattle.
acres nearly ah CLEARED nice shade trees.
~ haft aH sinia 20 auaii frulta shaHl'
gn1 thirsen hausos price goo win Hsu
iH acres alth about 100 feet of water
ffout sad aea1s impfogsmsnts faf $40
ROBERT MhLTnV
aia-8a sn ALASKA nuldina al 70
noMEarEAp
fyeuf HAiHua Reservation Will open soon
ctaits fand MIA climate Lifetime
c6guH pkLEvr HrsrRvArioH IN.
FORMATIONS AGENCY
H - kfchnnga Bank Hias.
Hp.Eanf. Wash al "a
LAKE wAHHtNGruN WATER FRONT
one e tne rraiflfaf places ru fhn lake.
frsvsi ounsr ass'iss auiet ssle. pi'ee
f1i e. feH GAYS. BOO pr 500 went water
front. zee tais plare ana Igu VIII buy Be-
NphEuT MNLTWT
H8asl 90 ALASKA Nuh1inf -fisid
PH0eafU APPLE ORCHARDS Melted
tnr owners lost year from $50 iu 500
~ acre How would 700 1870 fg 0Hu one 2
PC have g affes near Promer. aif biEhlg
sc.ss in orchard. smell house and barn.
ROBERT MALTHY.
eisf9gli Aiaaka Building -ii-i6
COUNTRY HOSE ALMOST WITHIN
IiiE ffFf-l0 acres north ~ WaVenua
isfk we'll Improved Enod a.ro0m piaHtersd
Mouse. large barn. fluH orchard 3 acres iu
eirgwhnFriea. nli Kinds ~ small fruit.
owner called away viii cell for 81 500
Terms Don't fail 10 sec this place. lra
- bargain
ROBERT MAtTUY.
90 90.1I ANaka building -iI-iG
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

~ W 10 ,pssespIs-sgslsga co. &,
Aa' pSsIfff..' NV Gfa'fsSSqf 'y q ias,
Nfh tfefuntaiuV Place. IL chs hsrHnfe
iiiE Tn and wash % O
Phones iud 1881 Main sael
fls 300 Fine ranch m Caunda. near wv
ripta WH arfesi fine meadaN land iNn.
niHH water stock and furniture, N'a'"
Uaah bel easy ftfma
trANEN iNNFafMbNf GO. inc,
t.iH lfHfnutaut Place. iu the tkthtnNN
hldE ith ana Nash ri
fhuneH tnd isti Main Nat
uoun rABN
~ aorra aliHr bottom Hand ~ fith
black Hnii. about half uHAef cultivation,
balance raaN ga rlehf 81 ffuit ttnrH. estuuw
house, now harm MNaH. tatAe hnu house
fnut house COWS chickens, tukuY Nna
waaou, l0oatet va naad read, q y y
aud telephone liue, neAf HuUd tpwu ana
tt "a station. in une 10 The beet settle
menta 0n She rUaHt ffiea 81 100 Anfnia
Come aulrh n fnu want tails farm
l.oNENNUN 4 WHnNAttk.
go Arcade iiAa
CHIrKnN nANcH e acres 10 slearea.
balance al paftlN cleared, ufNhar'l MICS
rfefk hause funus ranlff bath ana
closets cement basement iarHe barn. Z
chicken henaes rith iaffe fafds steam
heated ttuodrr fs'uas t'fira tseQq tAsA
R0uFRF MktruY.
30 $50 etl alaska nailding ~ilie
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Nine nBe iaia isfi ffrm sn addition rs-
Gently alensd o. ssAr. cheap fof rash
Arpf whittier nivsfion -T.F
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Inventions Developed ana perfected Have
YEA sH 8eRt q msY b. wgfth q 80 90
HiaFa tft us neip Ntu That ls eilf
tutinvts NslseH Metal ap0rialties CO. t92s
rffst ave II
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ALHOUN DhsWt 4 EWING. INC
Alaska BUILDING
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
Monument For rlary Rogers.

An order has been placed with Eugene
Sullivan, a Barre granite manufacturer,
for a monument to be erected at lIoosick,
\. T., over the grave of Mrs. Mary
Rogers, who was hanged at the state
prison at Windsor, December 5, 1903.
for the murder of her husband, and the
work will soon be ready to set up
The names of the purchasers are not
made public, but the person giving the
greater part Of the money is said to be
IL wealthy Brattlehoro woman who
showed II remarkable interest in the case.
This monument will he "a handso me
piece of work, cut from dark Barre
granite A scroll extends from the top
to the bottom of the stone. Over the
top and extending down in graceful lines
from right to left, is IL beautiful spray OF
flowers. The monument is nearly eight
feet high aud is three feet and six inches
across the front and three feet in depth
Without the base it weighs about three
to 6
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08

Preston W. Clars. while at work IN
The woo,l, last week. had his hand caugh.
IA cham. crushing I ilsdlN. DR..
Gutch-ll drres-d the wounds. a,npu,ai-
nag "n- hrg-i. At the present. writing
rr !, s"fi-rins greatly aud hio'd s'u-
iug j. feared.
Tie VI. T.. presiding elder ws~ ia the
plac. Ia attend business meeting Of
the a'-irt, ou Monday.
Ms Ida Cleveland left here Monday
i"r Som-rvili-, Mass, where she viii
sp-ud her vacation with her mother.
Leon e. Tnpp IL slendiugs months
vacation with his parents, after which
he intends to resume work for ". +,
rripp il his store.
Lewis Plovouche has moved here from
Morgan aud viii occupy tenement in
the Hinton block.
NJ. and Mrs. \. X. Campbell, VIII,
have been spending the week here Will
relatives. returned To their home ii
Morri>vilIe Monday.
Miss Florence Bruce. who has bee,
working a, the Uuion house, has ~
| turned home quite Ill and Mrs. Mar,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
GUllDHALl

Mrs. John Cummings of Lancaster. y
H., visited at X. X. Poole's Saturday.
Miss Iva Wiley visited friends il
Lancaster over Sunday.
Mrs }, NJ. Pendrigh returned from
She hospital in Hanover Friday.
Judge Blake of island Pond was in
town on business saturday.
Miss Jessie Paige is helping Mrs
Frank Ford,
Mrs. Ehmou Moses Of Groveton, \. II .
visited her aunt, Yrs. Guy Hayes, Fri
lay.
Mrs Il. X Poole is on the gain.
Robert Chase left last week for KEN
nebunk, Me, and other places, after
which. if his health permits, he will go
to Florida for the remainder of the
winter, We understand he is to take
up his residence elsewhere on his return
from Florida. Mr.. Chase will he greatly
missed, AS he took An active part-in the
Affairs of the church and town.
Miss Jennie Flanders has returned
to Watertown, Mass.
Mr.. p. r. Follaushy aud Mrs. F. l..
Follaushy We're in Lancaster last week
Fharsdav.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
AMERICAN ENGLISH PRAISED.
London Papers Say We Speak Better
Than 5ritons Do.


No dissent is expressed in the Lon
don pal.ers II a re-elt issue IRON the
rr,pt acknowledgment made VA a lee
ture by Sidney Lee that AMERICANS 10
rc.pect Of their speech ana wr'llh-s
are beiter Euglishmeu than the Eng
ush. SAYS a London special cable as
match 10 the New York Times. MI
Lee said that the development OF EhS
ush speakiu. In America through Dun
the low grade aud high grade Schools
was renderiu. the rank and nle of the
American people more accurate reau,
ers ana writer's than the English ana
but for President Roosevelts recent
orihographical outbreak. he would add'
more accurate spoilers.
Mr.. Lees plea that English people
should pattern after Americans Is
warmly indursed by the St James
Gazette and even the Globe. which Is
not wont to be overenthus!astic IN It's
admiration of things American. The
Globe says:
.sThere is Il great deal in what Mr..
Lee said as 10 greater d'teuioi
given to preserving the parity OF the
English tongue in America than Eng
laud. Americans have more to contend
against than we, since their popular
slang is both more widespread AMI
more distinctly alien than ours. Per
haps II is for this reason that Harvard
requires twenty professors Of Engilsh
while oxford Is content with one.
Yet their best writer's succeed IN
maintaining Il purity of style-Amerl
can law books, for Instance, are models
in this respcct-which need not teai
comparison with that of our own. and
their speakers are not only almost pc
| dautlcally correct in their English, bu'
have n copiousness of vocabulary rare
" attained by modern English ora
| tnra
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08

well attended by teachers aud others ir-
lrr-sIrd Ia ii.- new seii.,ul laws aud "l-
icy.
Ia tie evening" a rUi'ii- meeting ou
q. The Nv vermont Ms held al Grsng..
u.,l. T:.. N-sr >irAar stowu baud
furnished u.3,sic. a'.d tnv. exercises wegr
iat-,i,l..i over by Hon. +. 4. Turner
TIE sweaters srfe state Sui--Iiuie'-
il.iit. Mas ~ =. >iuu.. who rNplHiued
s,,u, features uf the rrV sc.o"i law !;
C,L. Frank l.. Grrrmr. Editor nf tie 81
Aihsus Messenger. Who Explained ihr
qualities and characteristics of the Yer
mont people and showed the special
ht.rS H. Nhirli Vermont can excel aud
lion. + Il. Finn oi Springfield, menI-
ser al the Court ul Claims, who urged
lh. people To- larger interest aud Il
greater eudsayor To enhance Vermont :
development.
I hr hail was crowded aud the meet.
,ug Mas iue largest Of the kind ever
/ held Ia canaan. aud the interest maui
} lrsted was characteristic ui the people.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
GRAM BY

There j. much sirkn.s> ahuut town Of
lac. Amot 2 the --latest victims al the
sup are MI aud Mr.. eco. d. and
their two low. HELEN Shields, tie"rsir
shores aud l.. u. Wilson. Rev. +. :.
Child has aided much IN the care OF the
sick ONES.
Oscar VI. Wilson has taken a pulp
job ia Guilihall woods.
Miss Florence Luud has gone 10 Dan
will. to visit her sister Clara for lev
DAYS.
The school ia district No. =, taught
10y Adeline Sugg. closed lat week. The
children spent a merry afternoon play
ing games aud eating nuts a"i candy.
This is Mrs. Sugg's fourteenth term OF
school in this toAn.
saturday a beautiful doe was ,reG
running down the hill above Grorge
Shores. She left the road just above
the barn, cutting acros, lots 10 Victory
road. just after leaving the road, two
dogs were seen in hot pursuit. 1t was
I'll doue SO quickly that no one could
( prevent the dogs from giving chase aud
they caught aud killed the deer about a
milr below Victory road. One of the
dogs is in the hands ii IL. ;. Lund, who
will try to find aud punish the owner.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
lUNE m BURG

Merrill Dawson of st. .Jolushprv
came to visit his parents the last of the
week. His father has been quite i'll.
About thirty Of the Lancaster grange
attended the banquet given by Hilton.
grange Wednesday evening. January 30
aud enjoyed the evening very much
Ex-Governor Bell was present and gave
Il me address, There was quite long
programme, including several selections
Oh muse. After the banquet dancing
was lndn'ged in until late hour
John II. Emerson, senior partner of
the new marble aud granite ware rooms
ut Lancaster, was in town Wednesday
evening to attend the grange meeting.
Miss Martha W. /, ackett of Lanc,s
ter WAS guest of Miss White the last
OF the weeS, aud over Sunday.
Mari balch came home Saturday after
neon from business trip.
Miss Brackett visited at Franklin
BtlI's Saturday afternoon.
Miss Fielding left tor her home in
Portland Saturday morning.
MISS Ruby Smith has gone to her
home in Colebrook.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08

bridge viii rust SluJiHu ar.. ...
plcte. and the further ,l,r ..I r....l...
trIc lige which grasses 70 .. ....-.-.
The line runs frum i'lauaut.- Fra. t......-..
City ami across "a" Esyal -s.-. I'd
although onls twenty mll,a, .n ......r.
between o.. two towns. r.aH.-... .......
enormous grades ani E7clt uu-n..-.
ing feats aside from the climb 30 Gan.
yon city AMI the coustrur..s OF A..
glass bridge.
AT the point where tie 81 DIS, l-.l-.
will span the Royal gorge o.. d..rr...
above sea level l. 7.9lu feet Fr,....rs
and Longs peaks rise stan higher fr
the near distance. and some " ira
most magnificent scenery of the Rocky
mountains Is at hand. Below lies Can.
Won City. one OF the most beautiful
towns in tile west
Immediately below the glas, bridge
AT the bottom of the Royal gorge runs
the Colorado river and the Denver and
Rio Grande railway, and there !, iba
famous hanging DfiuGc, Itself ole uf
the noted engineering feats OF The
world. Some comprehension o.! tile
abrupt split may he had when ole con.
siders that the bridge where you stand
is only twenty-five feet wide. while
more than 1000 feet below. at the bot.
tom of the canyon. Is scaut room for
the marrow. booming Arkansas river
and the railroad tracks. In fact. it Wa,
the hugging of the walls Of the gorge
by the Arkansas river that made neres.
sary the construction Of the "hlugn.
bridge" there far below the new glas.
bridge in order that the railroad could
find passage parallel with the river
A strong steel railing viii run On
each side of the glass bridge 50 one
will not fall off and, indeed, would find
It a hard matter TO climb over.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
Neiehbors Cot Fooled.

II was literally coughing myself to
death. and had become too weak to leave
my bed; aud nrighl ors predicted that |
would never leave it alive; hut they got
fooled. for thanks he to God. | was IN
duce TO try DIR. Kings New Discovery.
1t took just four one dollar bottles TO
completely cure the cough aud restore
me to good sound health" writes Mrs,
Eva Uncapher, of Grovertown, STARK
Co., Ind. This King of cough aud cold
cures. and healer of throat aud lungs.
is guaranteed 10y j. W. Thurstou, Drug
giSt. JOc. and II Oh. Trial bottle free
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08
LEXINGTON
Miss Edith Clark is working for Mrs
Jessie Covell,

Miss Edith Clark is working for Mrs
Jessie Covell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Holden visited
at Mrs Agnes Ilolbrook's over Sunday.
MIR. Holden has just returned from
Boston.
Ernest Holbrook was down from
Clan ksville for the week end.
Miss Wilson of Boston is spending
the winter with her friend, Mrs. IIazen
Blodgett.
Mrs. Tom Blodgett has been quite
i'll with the grippe.
Mrs, Agnes llolbrook spent the first
of the week visiting friends in Canaan
Mrs. Gaius Blodgett entertained her
mother, Mrs. Watkins, last week.
Cyrus Lyman returned to Coaticook
last week Wednesday,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1907-02-08

The Wuman's Club met with Ms.
Thomas aud Mrs, Baleh On TUESDAY
afternoon.
M, Laura Pond &, very feeble aud 1t
J. Thought rtuuoi luu- Survive.
MIS-. VI. u. Baal7-r visited her sisters
ia I.yudouyillr tie past week.
Ms. lor,aith uf Concord Nas in town
uu business a palt ui last week.
u. !. Guns,.y aud Nile Of Lancaster
we're iu toAu GA Wednesday. -
Mr.. GumLark. who was here several
weeks last year aud is AL expert iurrier.
has returned aud will work for VIII
Balch Tor several weeks.
The IIrGALns of last week have not
arrived at this Monday writing. Won
der where thry are
THE papers were mailed at the usual
time from this office. aud the matter has
been referred To the pustmaSter.-ED