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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07
POST MILLS

Albert Mandigo has recently returned
from Malone, n. Y.
The rod factory is running on short
time, owing to low water.
Miss Gladys Reynolds was at home
from Bellows Falls through the holidays
The entertainment OF the Honolulu
Students was well attended at Unity hall
Jan. l.
Harry Howe from Massachusetts, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. L. Howe, New
Years.
DR.. Allen was called last week to at
tend a gunshot wound of Mrs. r. Harvey,
~ho was shot in the leg accidentally.
Mr.. Slavery OF Massachusetts, has moved
onto the place he recently purchased Of
8. Merrill on the road from this place to
Thetford Center.
II. H. Southworth has steam mill on
the Brown road at West Fairlee Center
with a small force Of men. They are cut
ting the logs on the F. Churchill place.
Mr.. Allen, father Of DR.. L. B. Allen,
has purchased OF the Kimball estate the
brick house on the hill near r. H.
Hatch's store and will take possession
soon
At the regular meeting of Crystal Lake
lodge. 1. o. o. F., the following officers
were elected:-N. g., N. Corliss; v. g.,
e. N. knight; Treas, e. e. Smith; Sec,
7. Terhune.
Word Was received here recently Of the
death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Clough of San
Francisco, Cal. She was own sister of
The late Harvey Y. Burr and half-sister
OF Mrs. A. H. Southworth OF this place.
Her age was about IS years.
Charles Higgins, a soldier Of the Civil
war, died Friday night, after q sickness
of long duration, and was buried at this
place Sunday afternoon under the aus
pieces of the q. A. r. Mr.. Higgins has
been great sufferer for a long time. He
left two brothers, samuel and William.
His age was about so years.
The Miller's Pond Telephone company
has extended its line to the STAFFORD cen
trail. The poles are all set and this wirs
will be strung soon, and several new
phones are expected soon- The directors
have worked hard to complete tire lin'
and even what snow We had did not stoJ
them until the poles were up for nearly
five miles of new wire.
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STAMFORD

N. R. Carpenter was in South Royalton
last week.
A son was born to Rollin Prescott and
wife Sunday, Dec. ~.
DIR. Gustin was in town Saturday to at
tend Samuel Brown.
Miss Maude Mosher spent several days
in Tunbridge last week.
A daughter was born to John Titus and
wife Monday, Dec. rs.
Miss Irene Chandler returned Monday
to Tiiron seminary after two weeks va
cation.
Miss Elsie Norris has returned to God
dard seminary after spending the Christ
mas holidays at home.
One new member was received into the
Congregational church on confession Of
faith Sunday morning.
Miss Edith Preston, who spent the
Christmas holidays at home, has returned
to North Andover, Mass, where she il
teaching.
Mrs. Belle Clogston and son, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Preston, returned Friday to thei
home in Lewiston.
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SOUTH STAMFORD

Missing-LAst Sunday some families
from church.
stoIen-severaI hours from the Lords
day BY q number Of persons dressed in
their Sunday clothes.
strayed-Twenty children from Sunday
school.
wanted-A crowd next Sunday aud
every evening next week at o'clock tc
hear the Boston evangelist, Rev. r.
Smith.
Any person assisting in the recovery OF
the above shall in no wise lose his re-
ward. R. W. Bennett, pastor.
Buchanan Tyson returned to Cornell
university Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Buell. left for Burlington
last week Wednesday.
Regular convocation of Unity chapter,
Thursday evening, Jan. z.
Mrs. Rumrfll of Randolph has been q
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Judd recently.
Quite q number from this place attend
ed the dance at Sharon New Years eve.
Messrs. Buell. and Judd were in South
Royalton Monday on telephone business.
The evangelist from Boston viii be
here next Sunday and viii remain two
weeks.
Olive Smith returned to South Royal
ton Monday, where she is attending the
high school.
Mr.. GIadding. who has been a guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. H. L. Hatch, returned tc
college Saturday.
Miss Lydia Buell. left for Boston Sun.
day to enter the Bryant and stratton
Commercial college.
Dean Levin was hurt at the mines last
week, ct first it seemed serious, but be
is improving and is at Frank Bicknelps
Mr.. OF, superintendent Of the Vermont
Copper Co.. has been seriously i'll ths
past week. Mrs. OF arrived from New
/ York Thursday.
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Misery in Stomach.

Why not start in now-today, and for
ever rid yourself Of Stomach trouble and
Indigestion A dieted stomach gets the
blues and grumbles. Give it q good eat,
then take Pape's Diapepsin to start the
digestive juices working. There viii be
no dyspepsia or belching of Gas or eruc-
tations of undigested food; no feeling
like lump OF lead in the stomach or
heartburn, sick headache and Dizziness,
and your food will not ferment and poi-
son your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so cents
for large case at any drug store here,
and will relieve the most obstinate case OF
Indigestion and Upset Stomach in five
minutes.
There is nothing else better to take Gas
from the Stomach and cleanse the stom-
ach and intestines, and besides, one
triangule will digest and prepare for as
sanitation into the blood all your food
the same as a sound, healthy stomach
would do il.
When Diapepsin works, your stomach
rests-gets itself in order, cleans up-and
then you feel like eating when you come
to the table, and What you eat will dc
you good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach Mis-
cry is waiting for you Is soon as you de
eide TO begin taking Diapepsin- Tel
your druggist that you want Pape's Dia
pepsin, because you want to be thorough
ly cured Of Indigestion.
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sTocKsRIpcE

Fred Packard was at A. E. Bakers last
week.
Mrs. @. A. Nefi is moving into part
Of Fred Neif's house in Pittsfield.
The c. A. Nen farm on South Hui has
been sold to Mr.. Goodnough Of Newport,
VT.
Mrs. Esther Burnhan Of GaysviIie has
been visiting her sisters in town the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chamberiin Of
Rochester visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ned
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Larnard Of Rutland
visited at Nelson Grants and E. J. Bent's
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Nefi had the misfortune to
run a steel crochet hook through her
hand recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NeH attended the New
Years ball at Rochester.
Mrs. Charles Bent and two sons, Willie
and George, OF Randolph were here last
week to attend the wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Bent.
About so relatives and friends gathered
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J.. Bent
last week Tuesday evening to remind
them Of their wedding anniversary. They
left couch, clock and several other
nice gifts, as tokens OF esteem, and
after q very pleasant evening returned
to their homes, hoping to meet with
them again on their golden anniver-
sary.
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at Union hall next Saturday at p. m.
All are requested to be on time as it viii
be the installation Of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roundy Of Royal
ton and A. L. Densmore Of Bethel were
recent guests at Elisha BoutweIps, also
Rev. J. F. Olin, Rev. W. Q. Boutwell, and
daughter, Helen.
At the annual meeting Of the Univer-
saiist society last week Wednesday. the
following officers were elected :--Modera-
tor, Joel Blaclxmer; clerk, X. e. Wilson's
prudential committee, q. w. Whitcomb,
Joel Blackmer, Mrs. Ada Wyman; collec-
tors, Miss Anna Whitcomb, A. E. Baker;
delegates to association, George Martin,
Mrs. E. W. Whitcomb; delegates to the
convention. Miss Anna Whitcomb, Miss
Ieda Smith.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07

Jesse j. Davis was at home from Barn
ard over Sunday.
Harry Hubbard and Guy Clough were
guests Of J. 3. Davis New Years night.
Miss Bessie and Ben Goddard were in
Rochester to attend the New Years ball.
Archie Boutwell, and Mrs. Bessie Long,
ley were in Pittsaeld for the day Mon
day.
The school in Dist. No. 10 was closed
Monday on account Of the throat trouble
scare.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Ranger Of Mendon
were guests Of her brother, Harley Long
ley, and family over Sunday.
Fred Chase OF Deerfeld, N. a., has
come to work for his brother, 8. r.
Chase, and boards at o. 0. Whites.
Mrs. Bessie Longley Of Lynn, Mass,
came Saturday for a weeks visit among
her relatives and friends in this place.
Miss Myrtle Lock is quite sick with
the prevailing throat trouble. She is
stopping with her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Town, at NJ. E. Church's.
Mrs. Bundy and daughter, Mrs. cIapp
Of Brattieboro, came Saturday. Mrs.
Bundy win spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Packard. Ms.
Clapp returned Monday to her home in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Eta Carruth died very suddenly
Sunday night at 1890 O'Clock, after he
ing sick only two days The body was
buried Monday noon without any public
services as four OF her grandchildren ar.
very sick with throat trouble. She lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Gilberi
i blanchard.
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Death Of Amos Morrill,.

Amos Morrill, died ct his home in this
town Friday evening. Although for
months in an exceedingly enfeebled con-
dition, the end came Unexpectedly and
without previous indication of further
failure Of powers, and was probably due
to heart failure.
Mr.. Morrill, was born IS years ago, be-
ing the son Of Nathaniel Morrill, of this
town. He married Sylvia Hazelton OF
this place, and OF this union were born
three sons, two Of whom, Henry and Cur
tbs Morrill,, SURVIVE him. For many
years be worked as blacksmith at the
shop near bis dwelling, continuing until
by reason Of age unfit for such labor. He
was the brother Of the late Justin S.
Morrill,, and left one surviving brother,
Wilbur Morrill,, OF Fulton, N. Y, and
two grandsons, besides the sons already
mentioned.
Having lived his entire life at the old
Morrill, homestead, he will be much
missed by neighbors and townsmen, who
have received in years passed many kind
nesses at his hands.
The funeral was held Monday after.
noon, the interment being in STAFFORD
cemetery.
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Ruby Potter is III with tOnsIlItis.

Ruby Potter is Ill with tonsllitis.
Harley Rowland was in PittsneId Mon
day.
Miss Edith Smith returned home SAT-
urday.
Miss Zoe Abbott visited in stockbridss
last week.
All the dogs in town are in quarantine
for q few weeks.
Representative Boutwell, returned 10
Montpelier Monday.
Mrs. Rosina Potter returned the first
Of the week from Rutland.
Mrs. r. E. Wilson and Mrs. A. W.
Ballard we're in Bethel Friday.
Stanley, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
win Flint, has been IN the past week.
Pearl Hodekins OF Rochester was with
his brother, Guy, and family over sun
day.
There was a social dance at Union hall
Friday night. Music by Wyman's or
chestra.
J. Q. Adams OF Pittsiord is spending
some weeks with Harley Rowland at the
Potter place.
Lee Sawyer Of White River Junction
was a visitor in town from Wednesday
until Friday.
Misses Minnie and Ruth Leonard Of
stockbridge we're recently the guests OF
Miss Helen Boutwell,
Miss Alice Chedel, who has been spend
ing two weeks at home, went to her
school in Fclchyills Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Chamberlin re-
turned to Cromwell, Conn, Saturday aft
er a stay Of two weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George swinyer and Wal
ter Swinyer and family returned Sunday
from a few days visit in Bristol.
Mrs. r. e. Wilson received word Mon
day Of the death from typhoid fever Of
her cousin, Eugene ID. Segar, Of Burling-
ton.
Werner Wyman has been very i'll the
past week. DR.. o. ID. Greene was called
in consultation with DIR. Fletcher Mon
day.
Miss Julia Luce is at home from Wssi
Windsor, as her school is closed on ac
count OF case OF some contagious dis
ease.
d. F. Gould was the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gould, at Pleas
hnA NloW Aahh AZ AohNoAph rum EAAtal
until Sunday.
Callers at E. P. Boutwelps New Year,
day were Alva Larnerd Of Rutland, o. J
Richardson, Albert Hill, Mrs. Elizi
Ware and Miss Ruth.
DIR. o. D. Greene was instown Monda,
to consult with DIR. Fletcher in regard Il
Mrs. Mary Roberts, who has not beef
feeling so well for few days.
The w. R. c. will hold their meeting
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07

The EOII0WlnP prices ppra NJ.
sellers at Randolph stores ~ s1iRsd I
last Monday (not retalJ:- naikss
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07
BETHEL LYMPus

several from here attended the saciias
Of Charles Ne1's estate IN stockbfidn
last week Wednesday.
Mrs. z. y. Iwltchell and son, Glen
visited at Mrs. Belle Goddard's in sor5
Stock bridge Sunday.
B. A. Buttles and son. Frank. vsnh
Rochester recently and bought thns
year-old colt OF Mr.. Estey.
Mrs. Henry Baker and daugbs
Marion, OF stockbridge spent ssturiq
and Sunday with her father, s /
Bowen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07

Dyspepsia is our national ailment. Bur
dock Blood Bitters is the national cure
for it. II strengthens stomach menu
branes, promotes flow OF digestive juices,
purifies the blood, builds you mp.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT


Next Harroll, the Magician.
Shalt have q counter full Of odds and
ends, short lengths, odd sizes, ETC., for
Saturday; will be chance for some good
bargains.
Sugar, 10 lbs. for 81; o. L. soap, 3
cakes, 25c.; canned corn, &C.. canned
peas, 100. all kinds OF tobacco, DC. cut,
3 for 25c. cigars, for Csc.
q. s. Hodgkins.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07
GENTS FURNISHINGS RDBERS RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES At REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
MEMS UNDERWEAR

Mems heavy eecelined special sale price 80 cents.
Mems all WOOL double front and back, worth 81 25 79e
Mems medcated, pure WOOL worth 81, special sale, 9Sc
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-07

Ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. Fl. Bean
564 Washington s., Boston, Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
Msrch-The Heyn orrhGEura
OSCAR HARTMAN DIES,
LIVED FORTY YEARS HERE
In B~EsinesE IN CRY fer May Year,
and Man with wide
Acquaintance

oscar Hartman. Who hhd been q resident
o. Omaha for forty years, died Saturday
nish1 at MS home a. I7n2 Decatur street
after an illness Of three weeks. al the are
q G. years. he hHd been suffering with
81 health for three months brought on by
pulmonary trouble. but his condition ala
MOI become alarming until three weeks aEo.
Nj. Hartman EEs born in FinlUnd but
his parents were Swedish. He hA6 been
engaged m grocery and 0ther mercantile
business for q number o. years GDd main
thinsd a Erooery store 81 TWentisth and
Cuullng streets Tor q number OF years. de
retired from business about twenty years
aEo. He tE survived ~ ms wife and two
dEuEhterE Miss Hndur Hartman, who
makes her home with her parents. ana Mrs.
C. O FEIk u Council Bluffs M. Hartman
has a number o. relatives IN this country
and IN Europs-
The funeral services WiH b. he'd AZ 2
O'Clock Wednesday st the family home and
ne body VIII be buried In Forest Lawn
nemeusrF.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
BUSINESS INTERESTS
EXPECT NOTHING RADICAL
P~reRfdeng's Message and WAshf1Eton
Adv1cea Tend 70 Relieve Pcs
HfhIe Strain.

NEW YORK Tee. B-Ths stock market
made favorable Deductions last week from
The presidents message ana the reducuun
IN The Bank q England Discount rata A
considerable broadening out q the Epeoula-
ton and a comprehensive Rdvanoe IN prices
were the consequence. The r. ELM cEusad
by the presidents message Was nor due 70
specific passages and wac In Fpite q the
direct assertion tn the document that CUES
lions bearing pa the antitrust and the
interstate commerce. laws would be pre-
serted 10 congress IN later special mes
sBEes These questions are considered o.
the largest Importance Of any within the
Scope q E0VsrnmHut action 10 finEnc
ana oorporRrian interests.
The general tans Of TIE message. how
ever. Was p-runounoed moderate and con
sentative by finances opinion, and here
WAs held 70 be diRoernRbls a Eulicitnds for
business interests and progress that ar
rusd Insurance. against Erspa calculated "a
interrupt a march q prosperity. The tex
o. TIE message was supplemented BY ad-
vices from WAEhlnEtua ADDRESSED to ths
Wan street news agencies. alleging a prHc-
deal Eecurd between the executive and ths
majority In congress against radical and
violsut meERureA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
BURKETT PRESIDES AT
ARMY ABSTINENCE SESSION
Nehraska senatur Holds Gavcl tn
WEshisEtoa N sreakers
Enlarre On Theme.

WASHINGTON. Dec M-wfth three
rouEtnE meetinEk cns IN the afternoon tc
~lnauEururs tu-Rl shstinence In the army
and navy. and two al night NJ vhich
prominent public nen spoke IN favor q
tsmps-Bnce. the refurmsrs conclsvs gave
way today.
The conulEvs viii Re IN session five dnys
ana ~tgsny-five national reform and tenn
psrAncs organizations are represented b.
delegates from al parts u ne country.
The moremsnt 70 introduce Temperance
societies In M military service mas the
endorsement Of Secretary % War Dlckin-
son and Major General F-ederlck =. GruuL
letters from both being rese al the after
noon meeting The Secretary q war de-
clRre6 he was heartily in favor Of the In
krEuraton Of such societies ana Genera
Grant pledged himself 70 ale n their n
~troduc1ton 10 the army A large number
81 men IN the ranks q both branches q
the ssrTsos were present
In the evening two meetings were held.
the principal ere an the FIRST ConEreEa-
u01Hi church which vas p-esidsd over By
Senator D. J. Burkstt Of Nebraska Rep
rsssn1Htivs Richmond Pearson Hohson o.
Alabama made the chief address An over
nov meeting was held in he assembly
rooms q the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation
Special meetings for government officials
and employ ss are 10 be held each after
noon during the eonclsvs-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
WANTS FURTHER PROOF
Gore SaEE a. Cannot Act on
Cooks Claims - the Evil
dence.

WASHINGTON, Lee. 12-The National
Geographic sOaitg viii have 10 receive
mere proofs Of Dr. Cook claims to he
discovery Of the NorIh Pole before it car
attempt any decision as 10 Dr.. Cook 5 riEhts
10 sucn claims.
This statement YVES made tonight BY
Prof james II. Gore, the commissioner AL
pointed b. the Geugr4Bhic society 10 90 &c
New York to endsEvor 70 gather more cvi-
de1cs as 10 the truth OF fA-stry Of Dr.
Cooks story q discovery.
Although Prof Gore Was unable 20 exam
Inc the data thar was sent 10 Copenhagen
ne Interviewed and Cap
tain Bradley, Cooks hacker. and ALSO Cap.
tain Loose and George Il. DunkIe, he tWl
men who declared IL EffidRvfts that they
orsw Up the astronomical data used by DR.
Cook is describing his dash northward.
Prof. Gore declined 10 discuss his rep0r-
TO the Geographic society, which VII bl
made 70 that organization within a fev
GAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
PRESIDENT PAYS SUNDAY
VISIT TO The CAPITOL
Ezscutfve Does fhs UnuEumI and.
with Brother, Explores Big
HuIlGfnE-

WASHINGTON, Dec. E-PrsEidsut Taft
attended the Unitarian church today Artsr
leaving the church the automobile was
turned II the direction CT the capitol There
the president and hls brother RIEh1ed ana
spsns an hour in going through the buld-
trg They spent some ttus IN Al inspection
Of the statues in stRtuEgy hEH and then.
accompanied by Colonel RAnsdsI. sergsart-
alarms q the senate, looked into the mys-
FERROUS regions thai lie beneath ground in
the basement. Old employees al the capitol
sEy MI. Taft IL the first preEds-l for more
than a SCORE O. years 10 visit the capitol
accept when state business made such =
visit necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
FrenChmen Make
Neat Little Profit
Report Effor1 to List United States
Steel on Paris Bourse Was Best
Picking IN Years.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18-The syndicats
OF French banks which was formed las.
spring with The expectation Of Listing
J. 0De 900 shares Of Steel common stock Oh
the Paris Bgurss, was dissolved a few days
REo, after HquidaIing its h0ldingK- The
Eyndic61e's profits, according 10 Enssip IN
financial circles, were large. probably *
csedtug those OF any financial transaction
10 which The interested banks have been
sngEgsd in recent years. II Il expected
thar the syndicaIe'E decision 70 diErributs
lis holdings WaE One 10 complications which
HrusH p connection with the proposed list
ING especially the delay in the wOrh Of The
commission appointed by NJ. CGIIlRuL, us
then minister Of finance, 10 inTssugEts ths
general subject u the application q exist
Ing financial lHwE 10 the Introduction q
foreign securities.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
IMPORTS OF PAPER ARE HEAVY
Secretary Report shows They Fern
BtE Part Of CsmBerce.

WASHINGTON. Dec. u-Whh4 an i'm
portsm "a stOr IN the q the
Ursts5 srsaes IL furnished by paper and
its kindred MANUFACTURES 10 shown by q
bulletin Just complied BY the bureau q
statistics o. the Department o. Commsros
and Labor Imports o. paper and products
have Increased from CNneo IN Iss &c
~ 00o 0o IN IsG, and the exports have IN
creased Al a large 20 also. During tns
last TEN years American manufacturer
have sold IN forsiz markets paper and
m~EnufAcrUrss valued n So 0o.m and
during ths same period the United EtEfs'
has spent for the same products o. f1rsiEr
mAnufhrrurs About FhOlOBA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
MEDIUM CAUSES
TROUBLE IN FAMILY
Efseountess CburehEH Disappears, ~
a. SHad, at the InEsfEzrian Of
sBirGrualfE1-

LONDON, Dee IA sensation has been
caused Ia society by the mysterious dis
EppsRrAncs Of NiscguuIsss Churchill sis
ter o. the EAR o. LonHdEls. Lazy
Churchin arrived at St PRnerEs STATEN
win Der soa and Two daughters on the
night Of November - She has not been
seen since. although advertisements have
Bssn published with 3 yis- 10 tracing her
N-hereEbOErA
According to runor LADY Churchm re-
Gently consulted 6 spirit medium who as
surs6 her that n was her GUY 70 leave
her husband, viscouut Churchm. and taks
her chldreu away.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-14
BOGUS CHECK MAKERS
ARE WORKING OVERTIME
Omaha Business MeR Find Their Cash
short a. Result of Crooks
CseverneEE.

OmRhE is being flooded with bogus
checks. q number Of complaints having
been made 10 the police department the
iRst week. A man giving the name 81
Thomas Carey cRshed a check in the sun
q Cos At ths Milton Rogers company store.
securing S3s in cash after making z pay
menu On a cooksrovs. The check Wa
signed by the Nebraska Marble and Gran
tie Works, IL North FIftssEth street.
SOnsone giving the name Of Thomas
ODOuneu passed a number o. worthless
checks about Town and secured $50 by mis-
transactions. The checks were all sig1s5
Harry C. Waters. and the handwriting
on each was Identical
The name Of the Omaha Electric co1n-
pany has also been forged To 3 number Of
checks and The police are conducting al
Investigation