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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-21
BID Enqines Put In Service

RENO, New, May 2O.-Two monster
Mallard compound engines have ar
rived here and will be put into SER
vice on the Southern Pacific between
this city and Sacramento over what
it known as the Sierra hump" The
engines measure "a feet in length
each and can haul as much as three
ordinary engines.
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Narrowly Escape from Fire

RENO, New, May 2O.-A dozen oc-
cupants of the Clairville hotel, at Clair
vile, had narrow escapes and many
lost their personal effects when fire
destroyed that hostelry early today.
James HALFWAY carried two uncon-
scious women from the building.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-21
discuss TarIff on Cotton

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Todays
session of the senate was almost entire-
ly taken up with a protracted discus
sion of the tariff on cotton seed oil and
quebracho.
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Lake Resort Burned

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, May 90
Whiteface inn. on the west shore of
Lake Placid. was burned to the ground
today. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-21
PRESBYTERIANS
SELECT BARLEY
FOR MODERATOR
DETROIT DIVINE RECEIVES
HIGHEST VOTE AT DENVER
ELECTED TO POSITION ON THIRD
BALLOT
Four Hundredth Anniversary of the
Birth of John Calvin viii Be
Celebrated by ASSEM-
bly, Today
tBy Associated Press.l

n ENVER, Colo. May 2O-Dr. J. NJ.
Barley of Detroit, Mich, was
- elected moderator of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
today. receiving SOB votes as against
292 votes for DR.. Edgar P. Hill OF
Chicago.
DR.. Baxter P. Fullerton, D. D.,
LII D.. of ST. Louis, retiring moderator,
made his farewell address before the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church today. More than 1000 commits
sioners and visitors gathered to hear
the sermon.
The situation with respect to the
moderatorship last night took on new
aspect. paving the way for a battle
between the east and the west which
developed today. The withdrawal of
the Rev. Robert Mckenzie of New
York and DR.. johnson of Colorado
Springs had the effect of throwing the
support of these two candidates to DR..
Edgar P. Hill of Chicago DR.. Hill ex-
poets soon to take up his residence on
the Pacific coast. DR.. Mckenzie for
merly held a pastorate in Portland,
Ore, and therefore has been the choice
of a great number of the western COM
missioners. However, in view of the
fact that DR.. Hill may soon go west,
and that DIR. Mckenzie was willing to
a
date the issue of west against east
became the battle cry, and now it ap-
pears that DR.. William L. McEwan of
Pittsburg will have a hard race, with
DR.. Hill as his strongest opponent.
Retiring Moderator Speaks
In his address in retiring from the
moderatorship DR.. Fullerton took up
the work of the church in detail, and
offered suggestions for Improvement.
Three ballots were taken to decide
the moderatorship, and had it not been
for the withdrawal of DIR. McEwan
after the second ballot there is no
doubt that a long drawn out contest
would have ensued.
The first ballot resulted in a deadlock
each candidate receiving less than 800
votes.
On the second ballot DR.. McEwan s
strength fell away. He took the floor
and said that in the interest of har-
mony he would withdraw.
On the third ballot DR.. McEwans
strength went to DIR. Darkley.
One of the features of the assembly
is the presence of the Rev. John Stand
ing Buffalo, a Sioux Indian of the South
Dakota synod.
Tomorrow the assembly will celebrate
the four hundredth anniversary of the
birth of John Calvin.
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TaIks of Money Paid

THAT separate item relates to pay
ment of $4,000 made to Mr.. Burns. 1t
was paid in accordance with an agree
ment made at the time he was origin
ally employed. He told me he wanted
to provide for his family in the event
that he should lose his life, saying that
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his wife became i'll. and he remained
there, frequently telephoning to me. He
returned about two weeks later. and in
accordance with Abbott's directions l
had Plat sign a second affidavit of
similar character, the first not being
satisfactory on account of mistake in
the dates"
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Day aroworlss at Venice sunday.
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cumberIands Elect Head

BENTONVILLE, Ark, MAY Co.
Rev. ]. 7. Barbee of Dawson Springs,
Ky, was elected moderator of the
Cumberland Presbyterian assembly
.s..+.s
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10

Job Printing of the superior kind
at The Chieftain office,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
CONMERClAL CLUB BANQUET
4 Feast Of Oratory and a Flow Of
Soul Coahine to Make
Memorable Evening

A sumptuous banquet was given
last Tuesday evening by the
Holly Commercial club in its spa
cious rooms. and the occasion will
long be remembered by the ITO
who participated Improvised
tables the full length Of the rooms
fairly groaned with linen as pure
as the Inmacnlate Conception.
and with the choicest viands the
market afforded.
President o. w Swope was
elected as toasilunster, being
strictly at home ms a presiding Of
fee. He introduced President W.
VI. Wiley of the Holly Sugar Co..
who entertained the assemblaee
with an interesting talk on .'Rem.
iniscences Of Holly" eliciting lib.
eral applause at its close.
Pioneer John Cores. who settled
here in 1873, when Holly was
flag station. was the next speaker.
III the course of his remarks tel
ling of u memorable morning when
the little band OF sturdy frontiers.
men killed 80 buffalo before break.
fast.
Mayor J. $. McNIurtry's theme
was '.Being Booster" in which
were interspersed both with wit
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
Taps Over a Soldiers Grave.

The custom hi sounding taps over a
soldiers grave originated with the
late Captain John c. TidbnlI. {. $. \.
On the retirement from the peninsula
in August. 1862. Horse Battery A. Sec.
Ond artillery. was serving with The
rear guard. and on reaching Yorktown
one Of the cannOneerS died and was
buried there. Not wishing To stir up
the enemy by firing three rounds from
the battery guns. as was customary
Captain Tidbali substituted the sound
ing of taps. lights out, which Impress
i've ceremony has since been observed
at all military funerals mt the close Of
ena s,.t 49,. rgpDnuI
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
WATCHES AND
JEWELRY

My stock Of watches and iewelry must
be sold positively by Jan: ls.. Come
and get prices.
H-iewel Eikin or WaItham watch, in
Silverine case, $3.50
In 20-year Gold illed cases. IS and l7.oO
Other sppds In gold filed lin. In pro.
Portian:
WATCH REPAIRING
Cleaning and jeweIine handspring 100
balance Staff from 81 TO ESQ, according
to Grade Of movement.
OLD GOLD AND SM-vER AC-
CEPTED IN PAYMENT
Clock repairing, Soc to LOO
All kinds of yewelry repairins.
Yours for ,h. trade,
W. A. GRIFFITH,
First dQar south Of postofflce.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
Runyan and Dix Here

Messrs. Alfred Damon Runyan
and Charlie Dix, special star
writer and cartoonist, respectively,
OF the Rocky Mountain News,
were here last Tuesday and We'd.
nesday in the interest Of their
paper, and We're guests of The
Chieftain meanwhile. They
gathered data for the forthcoming
New Years edition of that paper,
which is sparieg neither pains
nor expense in compiling the vast
resources Of the Arkansas Valley.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Drp.r.ent sf the I.terssr
United States Lsnd O&ce. Lsm.r Colo
Oct. n, 1908
r. Notice is hereby gwen that Mrs. Sarah j. Assms ,f
Colo. who Jan. g. 1901 made hossrste.d .p,rv
half Of the northwest quarter Of Secoa T. ,oun.h; ~
south range u Of the sixth principal a.erd.n be.
hied notice OF intention make snsl proof
10 esisbsh claim the land shove described before
Zshaser. United States Comms sioner al Holly, Colo
on the 18th day Of December 1903
Clsimsnt names Witnesses:
Owen A. Hall. George Watt W o. Moore, .Il thr..
Of Holly. Colo. ann j. W. Houlon Of Ir..., k..,s..
John A. Williams. Resistsr.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
Fancy Stationery.

The kind you have always
wanted, printed handsomely, in
an up-to-date manner, suggestive
of individuality. We can supply
you with the printed product a.
about the same price you pay for
the raw, material. The Chieftain
Printery, Manufacturing Station
ers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
Hexamethy len etetramine

The above is the name Of German ehemi-
cal. which is one Of the msny valuable insre-
dients Of Foleys Kidney Remedy, Hexamethy-
lenettramine is recognized by medical text books
and authorities as a uric acid solvent and anil
septic for the urine. Take Foley's Kidne,
Remedy as soon as you notice any irregularities
and svoid serious nalady. Holly Pharmacy,
Ikelman os j. prop'rs,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10

Mrs. S. Joyce, CIermont. NJ. H., writes:
About year ago bough, Two bottles Of
Foleys Kidney Remedy. /, cured me .of
severe case of kidney trouble OF several years
standing. It certainly is a grand. goodn medi
cine and | heartily recommend it Holly Phar.
macy, lAelman Bros prop RS.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10

and logic for which he is noted
NJ iss Edna Emery, the only
lady on the program, made very
able talk on What the Women
Can Do for Holly" and she was
applauded to the echo.
City Clerk N. F. vidal's subject
was The Holly Commercial
Club. which was handled in the
usually suave manner peculiar to
the gentleman. and he was listened
to with rapt attention.
Last but not least on the plat
form was Pioneer Ed Haberstrob
who made some telling remarks
ON the growtr of Holly the past
few years, after which there was a
general handshak ing, suggestive
OF good fellowship, and the first
annual became only memory.
Prowers County Teachers at Wiley
Tomorrow
Combination of Glasses In
Rural Schools, Miss Malinda
kile, Discussion: Miss Maude
johnson, Miss Alice Barnard.
Purpose o. the Public School
Sup. h. II. Jones. Discussion.
Miss Mary Reed, Miss Laura
Appel. The Supervision of PLAY.
grounds Mr. f. w. Dey. Dis.
sussiop: Miss Myrtle Marx, Miss
Bernice Russell Social life in
the School Miss Mary Flicken.
ger. Discussion: Miss Alice n
Beers, Mr.. G. Il, Patton. Banquet
9 p; NJ, Lecture s p. m. by Or. F.
r. Day, ef Albion. Mich,
The Wiley people will furnish
the transportation from Lamar to
Wiley.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10

The Greatest DANGER from Influenza is
Of its resultin9 in pasumonia. This can
be ebviated by using Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy, as it not only cures in
fluenza, but counteracts any tendency of
the disease towards pneumonia. Sold by
Holly Pharmacy, IkeIman Bros, prop'rs,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
CONTEST NOTICE
Departures, Of the Interior.
limited State. I.nI O


Lamar CoIo,. Oct. 10. 1903
ssGesat contest sdsvi, having been ssI shis Of
see by j. NJ hinmsn. con-ssnt. ssainsi Frank H. Ss.-
Sers Entry. No. to7l made Dscj 1906 for s,.sk.es,
quarter Sec'sn 81 Township Is. Range l. 9th psi.cipsi
msradisn. by Frank N. Sanders. Contestee in ~k;ek
sssed that sad Frank NJ Sanders has resided u,,s
sad iaad snes he cd he's he sds The ssess-
.sy ne'o'e@sss upea IT, said parties hereby setk.d
iios st 10 seoek m Dec 1909 kefor, he R.~;.,.,
rsdo. ~
The contestant having. skdsv Sled Oct Bsk
ib SCI forth fseis which show that after due dLs..ee
service of this notice be made IS Lsrssy
ordered s.d directed that such be BY due s.i
proper public siion.
Frost Lisset,. Rseefvsr
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10

Have you seen those handsom
wedding invitations the Chieftain
is turning ont? Prices always
Reasonable.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
Lancer.

n Lancer.
Dogs. horses. cattle. mice. even fish.
have caucer. In Tunis and Abys-
sinia cancer u unknown.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
Try it. Try Il

Try Dr.. BeN's Anhsep,ie Saive for all skis,
troubles. h is as pleasant as sweet cream
guaranteed to give satisfaction in worst cases.
25c box Farmers Pharmacy.
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caused through O. blood vessel of the
brnin being rupturcd AS "a result of the
blow ne had received on the jaw.
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NEW THEATER FOR
JUNCTION CITY
Cort interests to Put Up Hand
soonest Playhouse in
The State.
DEATH OF MRS. A. ]. PALMER.
Grocers Fined for Selling Unlabcled
Butter-Chicago symphony Or
chestra In Ogden May ~.

ogden, April 23.--The theatrical war
in ogden promises to become Of more
interest than was at FIRST supposed. Not
10 be beaten out Of a house In ogden.
IN addition 70 the Utahna theater.
which he has secured a fve-year lease
upon. John Cort. president Of the
Northwestern Theatrical association,
Will begin the immediate construction
OF O new theater IN this city which it is
understood will sUrnass anything IN
the state IN beauty and architecture.
While no official announcements has
been given out on the matter IL has
been learned that Mr.. Cort's architect
from Seattle is IN tho city comforting
With the capitalists who viii advance
the money for the new theater and
with r. A Grant. the Utah represcnta-
tive of Mr.. Cort II is expected that
the official announcement concerning
the new theatcr VIII be made within
the next two on three days.
When il was learned several DAVIS ago
that the Orpheum circuit had secured a
lease ON the Grand Opera House which
has been held by John Cort for a num-
Der OF years and that Mr. Cort had
lost the house, q. number Of local capt.
talists whose names are being with
held FOR the present, Immediately CAME
forward and offered to build another
theater The OFFER was accepted and
an architect Of the Northwestern asso-
citation was instructed % come 20 Ogden
% attend to the preliminary matters.
From g well authenticated source II
his been learned that the theatrical sit
nation viii not be confined solely to the
Cort and the Orpheum interests, bat
that the Shuberts. Fiske, Belasco, and
other members who are fighting Klaw
& Erlanger. will have a representative
in the person Of one Of the Shuberts
in ogden within three weeks to look
over the field with a view to establish
ing a house in this city.
DEATH OF MRS. A. ]. PALMER.
Mrs. Alfred J. Palmer died at the
family residence. 2225 Madison avenue,
Wednesday night at II o'clock, Of Leak
age Of the heart, after a lingering i'll
ness. The deceased was born in Slater
Vile 43 years ago She Is the daughter
OF Thomas and Mary slater She is
survived by a husband, one daughter
and three sons and other relatives. The
funeral viii be held Sunday noon at the
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for Them

No housewife who has used any Of
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Prof GudWunsen rendered beautiful
vocal and Instrumental selections
The paintings can be obtained for
similar exhibition purposes by citizens
while Mr. Hafon remains in Provo. and
as the entertainment AS conducted last
evening rs an intellectual and artistic
feast II win probably be tine fonsrun-
ner OF many similar entertainments.
THOs. FABRERS FUNERAL.
There was "a large attendance az The
funeral services held yesterday at the
First ward Westinghouse The Open
ing prayer was offered by Elder john
Duke The following spca lSors cd
dressed tho congregation. ELDERS M.
j. Pratt. S. S. Jones. John Giles. AM
drew knudsen. President Joseph r.
Keller. Elder Robert Duke aud Bishop
o. "A. Berg Beautiful vocal selections
were rendered by the ward choir and
solos by j. }. johnson. w d. Roberts.
Jr., and Miss Lille Alfred Benediution
was offered by Elder John b. Miner.
BECK SINGLETON WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued 20
John Beck OF Provo Bench. and Lot
tie Singleton OF American Fork.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Grace, the 4-year-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Q. larson, died yesterday
from scarlet fever.
Saturday at D. m. the A. c. Of Lo-
gan and the b. Y. Il. baseball teams
viii play on the D. Y. Y. campus.
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PROVO.

The News" Is delivered by carrier
every night SUNDAY cNcepted) at 70
cents per month All payments ard
complaints should be made TO r. !.
Duedale agent Tor Daily Saturday
and Semi Weekly News orders talk
en- FOR Church Works. Residence. Si2
W. an North. Ind Phone &5-M.
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell 90s red
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Bell 50 black
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FORESTRY PLANTING.
DanfOrd Williams sent 20 Reform
SchOOl--Neglected Children.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co. April 22-Mr.
and Mrs. John COwley Of the Logan
Third ward, are rejoicing in the ar
rival yesterday OF o baby girl.
The Mendon school basketball team
was defeated here last evening by the
woodruff school team by the score Of
- 10 16.
The U. A. c. base bali team wep
south this morning TO play tho three
big school teams az Salt Lake and
Provo. The track team leaves in the
morning and will have a dual meet
Robert n. Clark, brother OF super
visor w W. Clark Of the Cache Ma
tional forest while on his way home
10 New York from the PHILIPPINES
where he has been for five years Do
the government service, division OF
mines, stopped off here for a few DAYS
10 visit HIS brother.
SENT TO REFoRMAToRY.
Danford Williams. a young boy OF
The second ward was taken 10 the
reform school Yesterday afternoon bv
Deputy Sheriff smith The boy has
been found 10 be uncomfortable. He
has been before the Juvenile court for
various onenses and also before the
justices court and he paws no atten
ton 10 tho reprimanding When cited
by the railroad company for breaking
into the o. S l.. depot Judge III. A.
Peterson thought the only thing 10
do was TO send him TO the Industrial
eshoOl.
David Afleck OF the Sixth ward who
has neglected TO send his three chill
dren 10 school during the entire year
WAS brought before the court and
given untll Monday 10 see thar the
law Is complied with from now on.
FORESTRY PLANTING.
Supervisor W. w Clark OF the Cache
national forest says that over rs acres
viii be planted ln forest tree goode this
season. Tho tree seed planted will
consist mainly of yellow pine ANA
spruce.
Cattle are now being taken 20 the
range as fast as they can ho counted
out b. the rangers. A hord was driven
from Smlthneld yesterday. and one
from Hyrum today. Tho ranger ln the
Logan canyon is not yet ready FOR cat-
tle on account of the backwardness OF
the feed.
W. n. A'Dair. q student OF tho a.
A. q. who recently passed the civil
service examination. has been appoint
ed "a ranger on the local national fDr-
oat with his station at Garden city.
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DEFENSE IN LAwHoRN CASE.
Indian War Veterans Choose West
square for Site of Monument

spccI1I UOrIosp Ondenco'
Provo, April 23--Iu the Lawhorn
murder trial yesterday. DTS. H. s.
Pyne and j. W. Arid testified for the
state 10 the effect that from the symp-
toms preceding the death Of Daniel p.
Snow. the death was 90 their opinion
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LOGAN.

The News Is Delivered by Carrier
IA Logan Every Night SUNDAY ex-
oepted) at 70 Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
denvery, should be made 70 r. A.
mitchell Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi-Weekly News 4T n
Center Street. Phone I'D Ineepend-
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''e"t VIII be in the city cemetery.
GRocERs FINED.
r. Watkins. @. A. Nicholas ana I
x london. grocers OF Ogden. u.er, oo,h
nned v in the city court yastsrda, bo.
I"it Judge Murphy upon tho oharpc OF
Nlolauon of the pure food law rne
o,ese vas the nrst ono To DE tried ana
as therefore The reason The grocer.
e'e gwen the minimum fine and TO
SNOW that the state pure food commits
sion means business mo cbarr,
AGAINST the me was SELLING butfar
without the name of the maker or rhe
weight marked upon the ulrkapo
heieatter no butter will bee sold ,p fne
state unless the n0me of thu maker
sho the weight or che pauknro is
stamped upon the outside wrapper
MOTION q PICTURE CO.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Pro-
slesSiNe Motion a Picture company
nave been fled with the county clerl
The capital stock Is $4,000 with shares
or the par value Of 500 each Tho
ofhcers are Albert scowproft ,reei
Heht. Charles Leimcr vicc president
W W. Hodlunson, secretary. and IT, A.
Sims, treasurer. Mrs. Susie Sims All
rector. The objects OF the companv
VIII be 10 handle films Tor moving piC-
ture machines and equipment In the
inteunountain region.
WANTS TO ADMINISTER.
W. ] seibold has filed in tho p,ohst,
division Of the district court. Il peti-
tion FOR Letters OF guardianship ina tho
matter Of the estates OF Clara Vera
and Margie F1em, minors. The estate
consists Of $1,000 life insurance LEFT bv
the father of the children. John Elem.
CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
The Chicago Symphony orchestra OF
~ men and six soloists win appaar ina
ogden under the auspices Of the Ogden
Tabernacle choir on tho afternoon
and evening OF May 12 The orpanlza-
ton. which appeared I'm ogden lsst
year. was given an enthusiastic recep-
ton which undoubtedly viii be repeat.
cd upon IT'S appearance here next
month. The Grand Opera House has
been secured for the appearance Of the
compeny.
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Frank Kreis, Herman Evans and
James Burns are held at tho county
Jail upon warrant issued by Special
Agent Hart Of the Union Pacific. who
car robberies. 10 Is alleged the men
have been operating between ogden ana
Granger and the information al hand
connects them with "A number of such
robberies. They win b. charged with
burglary in the second degree.
FORESTRY INsPBCToRs.
o. p Price, associate Forester. James
y. Adams, Assistant forrestor. and p /
z. Wells, general counsel Of the for |
est service. with headquarters at Wash /
ington, VIII arrive ia. ogden tomorrow /
morning for a VISIT 70 the local dis ,
trtct headquarters. They have complet-
ed an inspection OF the districts in the
west and northwest and are now en-
route TO Washington.
FUNERAL OF MR.. NAGsBITT.
The funeral Of Henry w Naisbitt.
who died Thursday, viii be held al the I
tirst ward Westinghouse at $50 p. m |
Sunday The remains may be viewed /
at the family residence 5065 Adams av- I
enue. Sunday from 10 a. m. 10 p. m.
HIGH PRIESTS MEETING.
The high priests quorum Of Weber
stake VIII hold its regular monthly /
meeting Saturday, April -. at II a. m,
In the Second ward Westinghouse.
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A KNOcKFR

rs man who can't see eood IN any
person or thinE. MS a habit caused by
a dlaordered liver. M YOU ina that YOU
are beniuning to zee things through blue
apectaolca. treat your liver t0 "A g0Od
cleaning out process with Eallard'H Her.
hlne. a sure cure for constipation. dYs-
pepeia Indigestion, sick headache. hIli-
business, an liver. stomach and bowel
troubles. Sold by n g.. lI u Drug Dopt
Ee and me- south Main Street
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Mrs TAFT has decided 20 take the
Robert =. Evans cottage at Beverly,
Mass fof the summer residence Of the
presidential family The president left
the matter or selecting the summer
capital entirely TO Mrs Taft. They
Will 90 10 Beverly os soon as Congress
sdiourns. The cottage is two stories
and a half and is painted green There
is a great covered porte-cochere over
the private driveway leading 90 the
house. and running around three sides
OF sc rs wide vcranda. while on the
ocean side is tower crowned with
dome. The entire house is sumptuous-
by furnished and there is "a stable lorl
garage. The house IS lighted by cleo
euce. Adjoining it are golf links, wh'
outdoor exercise.
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GRocERs FINED.

,illlu ward westinghouse. The inter.
nent viii be- in the city cemetery.