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IMPROVEMENTS /! J !! | 4 { AT
rifle. RANGE

The rifle range SOUTH of this city. un-
derwent t, considerable, improvement
prior to the target practice which open
ed here Wednesday morning. The
stone gbutment. was raised two feet
and extended sufficiently TO hold the
surplus dirt i that, was necessary by.
this improvement. The .range was
= wired and the sbuzzer system installed.
= BY the use Of this system. the scoring
can be done much more ra pidl and
accurate ind the dang Is reduced
to the minimum. Conduits We're laid
from each Of the distances used in
practice viz 200, 300, 500, 600, 500,
.andf$1000 yards to the, targets, and
plugs put in, SO that the one who is
tallying the, scores can press button
at the time "a target is shot at and a
buzzer is, thus operated at the target,
notifying those in charge that the tar
get has been shot at and they will
then lower the target and give the.
proper signal to the one keeping the
n tall IA teller phone system Sis also. in.
]" stalled 10 that com munication can be
had betWeen.sth targets and the par
ticipants from any range. i ,@:. ;t9.l 5=.,
the old targets have been discarded
and in their stead four new Aiken
Standard targets have been installed:
These are the: latest model and ID the
same used In, all the. first class rifle
;, ranges Of the United States. s3.ss
& J, Besides these improyem there
have been numerous 4 ifnprov ements
: madeSin the grounds ins all amounting
to. something over $1,000. .5:.=e I 3.:
II The engineering for the work and
the details were all worked out by
Mu;or Paul Gorder Of this, city who
deserves comm ton for the excel cell
1ence of the yyork. The range is I now NO y
on those of most of?S 1'f M the
states and .is* enls surp seq BY very esr5'
few si$
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dents of the surrounding country are
given timely notice to pay no atten-
rtion to any noise that is heard on
this afternoon as it will in all prob
ability be nothing more than the root
ing of the fans for the opposing teams.
While there is always a possibility
|of a change still so far as can be de-
cided at this time the lineup will be
as follows:
/ For the City:-Mayor Whitman, RI;
Alderman Mann, LIST; Health officer
Horseman, SIS; Alderman Brainard. 2b;
Chief Barnes, CT; Alderman Mclean,
| G; Police Mag. Jones, If; Park Com
missioner Whipple, Sb; Treasurer Has
lam, p; Councilmen Halgren and nall,
and City Clerk Skratass, Subs. 1t is
also stated that the entire fire depart.
ment will be held in reserve in case
of necessity. -.
For the County:-Abstractor Elmis.
lie, c; Deputy Sheriff Frye, p; Dep.
uty Treas. Baker, 1st; Deputy Auditor
Bice, 2b; Deputy Treas. Duell, 3b;
Health Com. Bond, SIS; Treasurer
Baker, CT; Sheriff Belford, rf; Co
Judge Henry, If; Janitor Mouse, man
ager; Register of Deeds Hoghaug
Deputy Anderson, Auditor Eich
Clerk Thorson, Baliff Kraft, Subs;
Supt, Lorena Nannier, Asst. Supt
Lucy Vannier, Clerks Olive johnson
and Ethel Bice will be held in reserve
to be called into the game if it IL
found necessary to do so to win.
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49,
Fred Lang is building a tWo-story
addition to his dwelling house il this
place. >ef u y :55sSs @ #
F. &c. rAlders arrived here from Grand:
Forks Monday and will remain three
weeks with Mrs. Alders who is rusti-:
eating ii the Miller cottage this sum
mer. i Z iii e $5s% &
Miss Hilma Freeberg left Monday
afternoon. via Devils Lake for her
home at Crookston where she expects
tosvisit for about a week. ;. q ss5s
The public school At this place clos
ed last Friday, and the teacher Miss
dgkins left Tuesday for her home
at ST. Cloud inn :zss:
The crops in this vicinity are ripen-
Eing very fast, All the barley and con
siderable of the wheat isx already 3har$
vested ,The wheat srip pened az couple
Of weeks earIie than IVA exp cteed .#S S85s
The Charles worths are getting their
threshing rig ready for work and ex- s,.:
Epect to commences thres hing soon. Il III III
Tom Kamprude has pure hased 4 new
Deering binder
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Y Y()lN I0NA
HlJR 7

Saturday aff fftternoo while Miss &c
iaYa Lunde of Grand III rbors township
standing near he track 4 Sats the
depot she VA 5as 1T.
pulled into the sta was not
ching the /. a.proa ching train andssitI
hit her una ware and knocked her on
stshe uaVernei1 She reeeiyed A light
an dressed
DR. Jones put othe wiss outside of he,s
ang ightsned as not seriously iil-
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The North Dakota Bible
/. Conference Appreciated.

F. One Of the most beneficial gather
ings held within the state of North
Dakota is. this Bible conference" said
one of the prominent Christian work
ers of the state, while attending the
North Dakota Bible Conference re-
Gently held on the Chautauqua
grounds. 4:
One Of the favorite speakers on the
.,ruk: am Of the same conference, said,
II have attended FIVE conferences
since was here last year and am
glad to say to you, that for character
of program and spiritual fervor and.
real purpose. your conference far ex-
|celled. II has been for me a real in
SEPARATION throughout the year, and my
work has been better because of it,"
I Such statements and others of si1ni-
lar character which might be quoted,
speak very positively of the splendid
realization OF the purpose in view in
organizing and conducting the Ar
nual BLDG SCOnIerence. 6
The program which was concluded
q few days since, was the best yet
presented and was especially strong
in >the, u splendid Y array OF Z talent.
throughout. Each speaker in his own
department OF the work was master.
That this fact was APPRECIATED, was
shown not only by the largely in.
creased attendance at the conference.
but the fidelity which characterized
the attendance upon the indiV,d,lal
sessions; q. ;ys.s :ss 5s; Ss g ss Il.
i iaeans very much for lre perma l-s
ent good 81 any comm til TINT.
there should be brought ,.;ro its terri.
tosy such splendid u leadars as DE-
Geo. Soltau and Dir. m. spurgeon of
london, Eng gland; and such u sterling
Christian men as Or. Geo. N. Luccock,,
of Oak Park, II. a. Fowler, 81,
Minneapolis and our own Prof, A. q.
Hollis I Of alley City Normal: Not
only is the community bsnented, but
The entire state must feel the real In
5spiration and upliff zzoff such a gather
ing, il those elements Witch make
for real strane
very gratifying facf in this cen
neetion IsS the notawor fact lat the
citizens 5of Devils Lake were present
such large mum peaks
well for their aation ofS best
things ma I our city be proud
|Ros the aact the home % ths Great
est and most siani iticent I eligioaa cath
ssssaiisg held III ms atats 81 North Das
thin osaF hs,s'ssaa
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first case. that came Up: Monday was
sf- Wisner vs.. Regan, ct al. :. :

l.. Wisner VS.. Re9an, ct al, :,
This was a case wherein Charles f.;
Wisner, having, a Judgment against:
Peter Regan, is attempting to- attach
a Judgment which Mr.. Regan has
against Wm.r Buck. of Towner county
to satisfy same. Mr.. Regan is attempt
ing to prove an exemption. The case
was tried and is held pending briefs,
{ ss.,.$ & State vs.. John Coleman. >':I 9ss >
!. II The case Of the State of. North Da-
kota VS.. John Coleman was called next
and was dismissed .'on account Of the
State being unable to- find the com.
planning witness. ThisSWas a. case Of
alleged sodomy. :.%33s -. -. -. -. ,
Watts VS.. Van Fossan, ct al. ~
The case OF Eli: M. Watts vs.. H. w.
Van Fossan, Peter Jorgenson, & Gil.
breth Jorgenson Co., was tried and is
now pending briefs. ~. : =,
State VS.. 3. q. Resan. .
The case. of the State VS.. 3. B. Re-
gan for assault and battery with at
tempt to kill was called up and the de-
fendant asked permission to withdraw
his plea of not guilty and plead guilty
to assault and battery, the states at
torney consenting this was done and
the court sentenced him to a fine of
$25O0 and costs, amounting to $4,000
and Is days in the county Jail. In de-
fault of the payment of the fine and
costs he is sentenced to serve 35 days
more in jail.
State VS.. John Michael.
Tuesday morning information was
filed by the states attorney against
John Michael charging him with sell.
ing intoxicating liquors contrary to
law. The defendant was arraigned
and P. J. McClory was appointed to
defend him. On request the defendant
was given time to plead. -; ;;.'<.,.
State VS.. VIM. Baker.
Was the first business called Wed
nesday morning. Mr.. Baker was un
der bonds to keep the peace The
!, court released the bond. !, This case
was followed by the case Of !: =; i: A.. i. :.
!. Vim. Y. Baker VS.. Daniel >Resan. = = =
b his was Is case T wherein Bake
charged Dianel Regan with assault ant
battery: with attempt to kill, the case
was opened early Wednesday morning
and continued throughout the day. II
seems from the evidence that the de
fendant pounded the plaintiff up pretty
badly some three years ago, plaintiff
alleges that in the fight the defendant
used. a dull knife, cole chile or LIKE
instrument, which charge the defend
ant Denies j.: s.!5, s s5.ss y: 4 ,
{ The case went to the jury Thursday
morning at. $3.50 and after being ou1
about an hour returned a verdict fol
Ithe: plaintiff, Baker, in the sum % .5o' q
s260.0 ~ | :: + :2=ss ..:% 4 ,@., :: / =
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real ] ESTATE 5
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ii HAXfWdYE NsS
4 :, 2 asa a. SS~0 9-"eS
Transfers: Registered with Register
of Deeds f0r Week Endlna Allq. 5

e. O.. Brown and wife to Emma e.
Knight, lot7s6; blk. 81 starkweather,
Consideration $4,000. ,2~=
Lewis w Dale,%to Gold staebeck
Land & Credit. Co., NE Il 14-15e.6o,
Consideration sseoo:oe. ,4.5 49,.
A.: e. Toomey and wife to H. c.
stoltz and Al. E. Teomey. S 1-2 NE IA
Sc IA, NV "a, and lot I, Sec. 4-156-61
Consideration $4,000.
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IE.RCj| BA
viii be Settled Outside OF The Court


ssSJ Judge Cowan will be called upon
Tuesday to settle a disagreement of
long standing The ease arises out;
of the contention of the S occupants
of the lsamse county court house
that they can eVerlastingly beat the:
city officials IL Il bout at the national
:garne. ecoming tired OF the taunts
E7offs the court house CONT ingent the city
dads and 'tlleir SUP orters have cllals
slsnged the county hoy To- come out
lot the court l1oase and meet them iin in
the open. The challenge has been ac-
cepted and Tues lay n noon Az
O'clock has set time ofs
the meeting itla bali park
as tie field sof carnage JJlsg ge {fssosFan
Sois ace eol,ntS of his ofIaicia as
hean asked It'd oversee the battla aIad
der ecisIons if esaarsgpSss
This tbs Il,
factions are after Iblae,si the aralbt,ss
lance ia to ne III read iiess saslss slrs
~ ca any
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SENATOR ALLISON
DIED WEDNESDAY
~
The Oldest Senator in Point Of
Ace and Service.

\ Senator William B. Allison, of Iowa,
the Oldest member of the senate in
point Of both age and service passed
away at his home at Dubuque, Iowa,
Wednesday afternoon. He was one of
the sasfaatest men in aAmeric rican politics,
having entered the senate with Blaine
and. Garfield in 1863, and served con-
tinuously ever since. yas $ $
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SOME OF. THOSE ATTENDING TINE
CONVENTION WE'RE

e.. l.. Hayek, st. Paul.
H. T. Standley, Hope.
R. c. Roy, Hope.
H" r. Streblow, Casselton.
Lars Christianson, Fargo.
J, H. Cark, Minneapolis.
Edgar C. Waters, Minneapolis.
Mike McGowen, Grand Forks.
j. w. Holay, St. Paul.
w. C. Johnson, Fargo.
:, H. H. Bateman, Cooperstown.
w. L. Harris, Towner
P. C. Alexandria, Cavalier.
J."E. Galehouse, Jr., Darlington.
L. Galehouse, Darlington. i:
W. F. Holiday, Darlington.
]. M. Cubbison, Markin.
Miss Millie Backland, Lisbon.
w. Harker and wife, Lisbon.
Oscar Zenacher, Berwick.
Geo. McCullen, Underwood
2. H. Mattingby, Jamestown.
H. G. Hendrickson, Grand Forks.
R. A. Hatten, Grafton. + =. = !
Ed. J. Brown, Fargo. r.
j, G. Foot, Oakes. ~ r.
HI. P. Wolf, jamestown.
NJ. B. Miller, New Rockford.
!. w. Miller, !Towner. IL y ~ T..
{. Gus Jacobson, arkweatherr. I
w: i. Parker. Lisbon. e Y i
:: John L. Gordon Cavalier =. Il, Z :. i. =
Norman BaIfeur, Rock Lake. ; Z. !;
John M. 1vetz, ,Lakota. 4 !: /. -
Stuart G.. Watt, sarles. i; a. ~
NJ. Bateman, Cooperstown. r., :
D. Blackburn, Hansboro. =, n ),
Robert Greinet, Hansboro. =. s.-s;5, y
>. Walter Master, Willow City Z I =, = j
ssydne Cafe, Chicago. (, &,
P. r.. Carline and wife, :Minot. i
-. W. e. Mckay, Minot. \: / = s;.<5 y: !
Miss Morrison, Minot. y 4,=- 2:-*r
R. e. Cane, Chicago. : ~ .....s5:.. ii :: !
: J. G. Foote, soakes. -. >:
!. A. M.sKart. !. r,>.s.->
%: E. Fliesceher, st. Paul. %s@
=. H.. S. Claybaugh, Rolla. :. '$.:..'s
John Hamre, Edmore. Z
A. S. Sigindsen, Valley City. n \ >.'. -.
\ H. III. Hathaway, Mandan. =. >s|:: III:
w. M. Thompson, Mandan. n,
4 HI II. Hazelton, Fargo. Nv + E
GiIlispie and wife and sist
Minot. .sT 81 B, p, S':: 4 ~ :, /. r :. *. d
Moran, Minneapolis. z. n
s. w: Price, Goodrich. r.
/: r W.: NeWcombe, Chicago. : p: 4.
q. Erickson, Souris. il,
~ @. L. Engen, Fargo. E|, ~: 81
4: III. G. Anderson, Casselton. 15z s2 i
II Leo. 3. Davis, st. Paul. E: y y
II. G. sKroby. Grand ar Forks.@ t:s:.: b.
# Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Williams. +;
more ,sss sa5; 2 sS$$
{ Mrs: 3. Pure stanle 81. .s ii,
J. Chase stanley 5s Y:
j. Osborne, ST. Paul. 5.=,3 g:.$,3
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LIOjENS | ED
Marriage Licenses Have Beer h Granted
n During the Week

The following person 5 ave obtained i lsst \
miarrlag age icenses during the week!
ending August 9Th
Il: Joe Richards age of Devils Lake 4 4 .
and age of "A lA'sy,1ol,. ,1l,,.
N Mimi V
Howard d, age n Devils.
Lake. and De1ia rousa of eld,II
age
Jss Ayatt. 4, Devils Ike and
EsIda BAL asa lluth, Inn. u
age I1tlrnore and
Anna ss. Kettle Oh, age [, of Edmore:5
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20

/ Fish was made defendant with the other
States Attorneys and with the Rail
road Commissioners in the suit brought
by the stockholders of the Rutland Rail
road to >enioin the issuing of mileages
pursuant to an act OF the Legislature.
Mr.. Fish was assigned by Governor
Smith to defend the State officers; he
made the brief and argued the case before
Judge Wheeler against Michael H. Car
dozo of New York. This case was aban-
doned by the State on account of an
adverse decision in a similar case by the
L. S. Supreme Court.
Since 1900 Mr.. Fish has occupied the
office of National Bank Examiner for
Vermont and during most of that time
also for the counties of Berkshire and
Franklin in the State of Massachusetts.
In connection with his duties as National
Bank Examiner Mr.. Fish has acted as
receiver of the Farmers National Bank
of Vergennes, of the Packard National
Bank of Greenfield, Mass, and OF the
Peoples National Bank of Swanton.
Since his appointment as National Bank
Examiner Mr.. Fish has been actively
engaged in his legal profession except
during the time he has been employed in
the discharge of his official duties. He
has always taken an active interest in
politics and has done more or less work
on the stump. He presided at the Re-
publican State convention for the cleo
ton of delegates to the National conven-
ton eight years ago and spoke several
times during the campaign following.
He began speaking four years ago but
was compelled to abandon any effort in
that direction on account of his official
duties.
Upon the resignation of ]. W. Titcomt
as President of the Vermont State Fish
and Game League in 1902 Mr.. Fish was
elected his successor and served in that
capacity for four years. During these
terms of Office he presided at the meeting
at two banquets OF the League at Mont
pelier, banquet at Fort Frederick, n
Y, and another at Bluff Point Hotel
Champlain, N. Y.
Mr.. Fish is Superintendent of Schools
at Vergennes which position he has helC
for several years. He is also trustee o
Vermont Academy and of Norwich Uni
versity.
In 1892 Mr.. Fish married Miss Mar,
!. Lyon of Waterbury Centre. The,
have three children, two daughters ant
one son.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20

Frank L. Fish of Vergennes who has
announced his candidacy for Con-
gress from the First District of Vermont
has been a leading lawyer OF Addison
County for nearly twenty years.
Mr.. Fish was born at Newfane, Wind
ham County, September II, 1863, and
was educated at Leland and Gray
Seminary at Towushend and Vermont
Academy at Saxton's River, graduating
from the latter institution in 1886. He
was the first editor of Vermont Academy
Life, publication of which he was one
of the founders.
He studied law in the Office of Judge
I. NJ. Tyler of Brattleboro, who was
appointed to the position of Supreme
Court Judge during the time Mr. Fish
was a student in his Office. He also
studied in the office of Judge L. NJ. Read
of Bellows Falls, where he remained two
wears, during which time Mr.. Fish acted
as Register of Probate. At the same
time he had charge of the local depart
ment of the Bellows Falls Times. He
took his examination for the bar in
November, 1889. At the suggestion OF
one of the examiners, the late Charles
NJ. Wilds of Middlebury, Mr.. Fish
located at Vergennes, commencing the
practice of his profession there in Jam
uary, 1890 The following year ne was
elected City Tax Collector, which office
he held for six years and in Decem-
Der. 1891, he was appointed by the
Judges of Addison County Court, on the
resignation of William H. Bliss, State S
Attorney for Addison County, which Of
fee he held by repeated elections until
April 1900, when he resigned, having
been appointed National Bank Examiner.
During the time he was States Attorney,
Mr.. Fish was called upon to prosecute
MANY important cases in behalf OF the
State. One of the most celebrated cases
was State VS.. Smith Davis and another
| important case was that of State VS..
Eastwood. The latter defendant was
convicted of murder and sentenced to be
hanged, but the Legislature committed
the sentence to life Imprisonment. This
was before the establishment OF the
office of Attorney General and the I'M
portant State cases were conducted by
! the States Attorney and such counsel as
were assigned. Mr.. Fish argued for the
State before the Z. S. Supreme Court at
| Washington in State vs.. Hodgson in
which case the constitutionality of the
prohibitory law was questioned. c. A.
Prouty of Newport was associated with
Mr.. Fish, the latter preparing the briei
and making the closing argument for the
/ State. The late E. ]. Phelps of Burning
ton argued in behalf of the defendant
The Court upheld the law.
AS one of the States Attorneys along
the line of the Rutland Railroad, Mr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20
Farms for Sale.

| have for sale four or FIVE farms at
from one to four miles distance from
Groveton village in Coos County, n. H.
Prices are from 5000 to $4,000. Some
good farms at very low prices. The
building of the large pulp and paper
plants at Groveton means excellent mar.
kets for all farm produce. Farm proper
ty will be much higher in this vicinity in
another year. If you are thinking of
buying a farm write me about what you
want and will give descriptions of
farms and prices.
also have 175 building lots for sale
in Groveton village, at prices SO low
that they are good investment for any
one having money to invest.
Write me for particulars,
A. D. ELLINGWOOD,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Groveton, n. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20


STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District. S.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office
in st. Johusbury in said district
on the 7th DAY of Nav, A. d. 1905, Eliza
beth W. y. TiCe Admnistratrix upon the es-
tate of Herbert A, Farnham. late of St Johns
bury in said District deceased. presents her
administration account tor examination
and allow auce, and makes application for
decree of distribution and partition Of the
estate of said deceased.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said court,
that said account and said application be
referred to a session thereof TO be held at
the Probate Office in said st. Johnsbury, on
the 3Oth day of May a. D., 1908. for
hearing and decision thereon And 1t is
further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested. by publication OF
the same three weeks successfully in, the
CALEDoNIAN, a newspaper published at
st. Johnsbury, previous to said time
appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place. aud show
cause, if any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such
decree made.
By the Court, Attest,
WALTER p. SMITH. Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20
New Malay Opium Cure
Being Distributed Free by New
York Society.

Cooperating with missions in Malay
STA, the Windsor Laboratories of New
York have secured supply of the Won
derful combre tum plant, which has done
so much to revolutionize the treatment
of the opium habit.
A generous supply of the new remedy,
together with full instructions for its
use, and United States consular reports
bearing on the subject will be sent to
any sufferer. To obtain free supply
of this remedy and the consular reports,
address Windsor Laboratories, Branch 80,
1874 East 25th Street, New York City.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20
WHEELOCK.

Miss Mary Willard, of Thetford, and
her sister, Mrs. Lawson, of Lyndon,
visited at S. W BRAKES last week
Mrs Jennie Abbey of St. Jonnsbury
visited at George BARRIERS last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goss of Boston
are visiting his uncle, G. E. Goss.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ball and son OF
East Haven, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Humphrey OF East Burke visited their
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Goss,
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Warner have re-
turned to their home, after spending the
winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Cowling, at St. Johnsbury.
The Ladies Union will meet Friday
afternoon at Mechanics Hall. Supper at
the usual hour.
The meeting OF Riverside Grange will
be held Saturday at Mechanics Hall.
Dinner will be served. Come early, as
there is work to do.
John Kellett has bought out his
brother David's interest in their farm,
and David moves this week to Lyndon.
CHI. Mason has bought a sugar or
chard of John Kellett, containing 1000
trees. Price $1,000
Mrs. Alma Orcutt has returned to her
work at Conway, n. H. She drove her
team back.
Valley Lodge, l. 0. G. T., will meet
this evening at Mechanics Hall
Knowing that some people say too
much we will close with the following re-
mark: Rydale's Cough Elixir is guaran-
teed under the t. S. Pure Food and Drug
Law Serial number 2119l to contain
neither Morphine, Opium, Chloroform
nor opiates of any kind, and to be abso-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-20
AUCTION ROOMS
Republican Block.

We have almost everything that
one may wish to 90 into house
keeping with. AtpreSent we have
Iron Beds. Wood Beds. Chamber
Suits. Springs Mattresses. Chit
fOnierS. Dining Tables. Dining
Chairs. Mirrors. Ladies Desks.
Roll Top Desks. Book Gases. Cen
ter Tables. Rocking Chairs. Easy
Chairs. Sewing Machines. Lamps
and Stoves.
If one ContempldteS houSekeep-
ing look US up.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-29

$50 will buy lot located in the
center ofithe village Apply to
2-22-t2 MARTIN VcErscH, L'Anse.