davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-05-31
DRAKES GRAVE A CITY PARK.
Tue AmsrIean Plag'' Recited AZ DsdIca-
ten ln The NronA.

The little area enclosing the grave of
Joseph Rodman Drake az Hunts Point
was formally dedicated ~ a city park
yesterday afternoon The poet Was
buried there ninety years ago and htteFly
bic grave has been neElscted- His grand
son. Charles De Kay. was planning 30 ~
move the grave 10 q spot where Il could
BE- taken carr Of. but Thomas ). Higgins.
PARK Commissioners. q The BFunH, sug-
aested that the ground az Hunts Point
bs maintained properly by the city ard
Mr.. De Nay fell IN with the suggestion.
Mr. ~ Kny was there Yesterday and
sp0hs in memOry Of his grandfather.
Ten-ysar-old Joseph Rodman Daks De
Kay was there too. Cyua c. Miller.
Praaident Of the Borough q The BFnnE.
spoke also. william CoFhett. q student
a the Morris High School. Faoitod DFaks's
poam. The Amorioan Flag. SixChildrgn
from Pubic School - placed G0wos on
the grave.
The sun., 1910-05-31
THE POPE TO MING GEORGE.
Letter Presented by the Duke of Norfolk
AZ . SPECIAL ABdleRre.


LONDON. May O-There is much specu-
latiOn here a 10 the contents Of letter
from the Pope which wag presented 10
King George to-day by the Duke Of Nor
folk. The missive was delivered at a
special audience granted the Duke.
A. Great Britain has no diplomatic
relations with the Vatican there is no
matter for surprise in the fact that the
letter was conveyed by the Duke Of Nor
iolk. az he ia not only Earl Marshall of
England but also the recognized lay
head of the Roman Catholic Church In
England. The chief curiosity h 10 know
whether the message h one 0f condo
lenos or messa a. Of Rodspeed.
The sun., 1910-05-31
ylrs. Tsfl at IIeF Fatbrv's Bed-iIe.

CINCINNATI. May %. - Mrs.. William
Howard Taft. S,ss Of tbs President. viii
reach Cincinnati to-day and will be taken
Immediately toths bedside Of her father
John ". Heron. who II seriously no. Mr.
HERON Il W years odd u was reported
ale Iaat wees that ha vas sinking slowly.
n IL understood here that Mrs. Taft will
remain al her fathers bedside Tor the
nest Ten days and that possibly she will
not bs aba 10 leave him Tor even a longer
psriod
The sun., 1910-05-31
RUILD CHURCH ~ 10 HOURS
AFrhitecto-EeeIesl IeslaAties-strueeura nee.
ord in Peoria. Ell.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No
0rd IN Peoria. 90.
PEoRIA. IIl.. May SO-Ths construction
of a church In ten hours is one Oisthe fea-
tures Of Memorial Day here The work
was started at O'Clock this morning.
There was no hitch; 1926 members
Of the Mems Brotherhood Of the Central
Christian Church worked shoulder TO
shoulder with the rs union carpenters
The Rev. W. ?. Turner. pastor of the
mission. who has just returned from q
two months leave Of ahsence. took OF
his coat and marched the Mems Brothsr-
hood 10 the 'scene under the slogan "A
mans work in a mans way; wen build q
church in a single day
AtsO'clock this evening nraiss meet
ing was held. The church win be clear
Of all indebtedness.
The sun., 1910-05-31
"SCARLET PINPERNEL~ ooWTNG
TERN and Whole l.ondon Cempany secured
fer New Amsterdam Theatre.


fer New Amsterdam Theaare.
SPECIAL Csbis DftpafcA 10 THH sun
LONDON. May 81 Marc Klaw. the New
York theatrical manager. engaged to-day
Fred Terry. M Enaliah actor. and bic
entire company Of fifty persons 20 appear
a the New Amsterdam Theatre In New
York They will open In October and
will remain for eight weeks, presenting
the Baroness Orczy's play The Scarlet
Pimpernel The same author wrote
Henry of Navarro which had a great
success
The Scarlet Pimpernel- was given
here tonight for the .07Oth time Mr.
Klaw saw the play a fortnight ago and az
once entered into negotiations with
Terry. He expresses surprise az the fact
that no other American manager has
tried 70 get this play. which he regards
a. a remarkable production. He said
to-day that Boston and Philadelphia may
each get a week u Terry
The play was written by the Baroness
IN collaboration with her husband Mon
taRu BarStow.
The sun., 1910-05-31
EAST AFRICA STORNsWEPr.
Great Damage AnOat and AshoTe AlOng
Mazamblune C0ast.


spsaai Cahs Dsspaich - Tnh sur
LISBON. May O.-Ths newspapers
print dispatches nom Mozambique
giving meagrs details Of a cyclone there
which did immenss damage.
According 10 the reports many steam
ships were driven 10 80 and . number
have been lost. Among thoss which went
down was a ooasting vessel carrying four
hundred natives who were on their way
10 work In the Rand mines. Nearly all
were drowned
In addition 10 the damage which was
done along the coast many houses In the
interior and numerous farms were dew
astated. eMany persons are homeless
The sun., 1910-05-31
LASSOES BEAR FROM AUTO.
Refinement oG an Old SPORT TRIED WIN
sneeeSs IN WSSmlna.

Nneeeas ~ Va ommH.
CODY. Wyo.. May O.-LassOlng bear
on horseback has been a favorite pastime
Of cowboys. hut IL remained for Randolph
Rovigmo. chauffeur for George RudesOn. a
large ranch owner Of the Big Horn
Mountains 10 accomplish this feat from
the hurricane. deck Of an automobile
yesterday.
While running through the foothills
ROviEno espied a big brown bear. Open
ing tho throttle he sped forward. fixing a
moose AZ the end Of long rope he carried
Tor emergency uss the while.
The bear was taken by surprise and
before Il could run into the trees Inning
the road was rOped by the chauffeur
The bear was dragged 10 the ranch. where
IL IL now captive in a large stOclade
The sun., 1910-05-31
~ FIREWEN KNOCKED OTT.
4 Little Fire In TaFred TWine Cripples
the Denver Fire Department.

Denver May ~ Forty-one firemen
were knocked ont a. a small FIRE on the
afth Aoor of wholesale grocery here
to-day. Twenty Of them are in the hos
pital
The floor afire Ia leased O a COMPANY
dealing Va harve-ters for storage Of tarred
twine. The twine caught FIRE and smoul-
dered
When the firenen chopped down the
doors the rush of smoke fairly moved
them down. Al will recover
The sun., 1910-05-31
WV ~ iRER ~ ENGLIND.
pii' Decreased Roth ~ H0me aud
,urnad Future DaFL Too.

NfrE r'rf ~ IuE SrN
'.H ~ The National Fed
Nr' Tr'ders Associations
i.v that owing 20 the
ag both q home grown
.r m"a's the butchers end
meets In England will be
UrD rucsa.
.H' - rdfed that there a
meet vlll be any cheaper
future The sOurCes 0f
t .. N" seriously depleted.
The sun., 1910-05-31
CbsHip Clara - He Tammany's = RFator On
Ihe Pourth a. Juiy.

WASHINGTON. Nav 9O-Champ Clark
Of Missouri. the Democratic leader in
the House. has accepted an invitation 10
deliver the grafton of the day at the Fourth
nf July Tammany Hall celebration In
New York He viii discuss Democracy
In its relation b present day issues, and
20 into the political situation generally.
The sun., 1910-05-31

spsrfai Cans DsspaffA 10 TKn SuN
LONDON. May Nv. n Hearst has
authorised q denial Of ne report printed
yesterday IN the London ChFOHfris 10 The
eject that b. had been robhcd In Milan.
Mr. HeaFut aaya that ainoo coming to
Europe he has not been OUT of England %
FrgnCR
The sun., 1910-05-31

a.. sss@s5 gsl. s's'Ss ss. i' 6Rs SE E''Sa .ey ven s
daT..-All
The sun., 1910-05-31

wUMMEm wEAmgNEll- -fiuguforda Acid
pt1auhats quiCEI rEiiglga ne lnngugr, eHhalss
1un and ncIg1u1lGnl li auMmgI.-Aql.
The sun., 1910-05-31

uEWETu RHABuIGNU NrMGuNBG.
rreaf lee.Al i4Fule
NJ i. Dewey a acla CO, i2l Fuii1l a., View Yore.
--.l1Hs
The sun., 1910-05-31

sEEH1s a..E s.GsI7A 81 BAI RI :lgs. sa ~ Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
A CHARACTERISTIC STATEMENT.

Th=r, ea- saEs testimony takru be far,. : a"HaIrrea .a rh Hau-. relative aa fa. uase-zft, f9~ r establishment. af 5He detention -tau.u- Tor m-4re fsI=aH- ia Alaska Mr. Wicker. ae VT asked bv < m-1.ber=
 .Wmf k tbe teftl population ol th. bt-fisr n Alaska
 F. e'aer ne replied -abao. 4soa .sesfs people
 What i- The population, e. Nom. tfd FaubanEs
 Fairbanks has ahaul Iiuoo and rar nauher at Nome k attuuf feeea IF pn'habiy a Htae lrss iu-f He.
 Ti- is siooo out of =. la5f .f i5.oea oh. t"u kids in Sout eiH ea-fa afr sea aat as am.d os 1am fHae aaa- ber- now
 Then Garer along tbis eeeHssa
 Ala TlapsX -Tf. Riiy haH n Nome a1d Fairbanks arr ues euId. iue- are th"z not
 Mr Wiaker-ham They ale both uea buildiugs They cost atou $io- ean each tn bund rrrm
 Mr T+Rn.N a"At Nom. r cost mnr,
 Mir WIeker~Han- "Tbat k h-aan=e Il i, ,p tnr court House. They have haiit a new c"Ht H"u-e there. and the iaiI f- in thc baSempm af The Court House had overlooked that faet when l said th~y cost about s1o.- Hae zach
 In the basement uf tlr Court Hnuset Cold Just like t4at.
 hut then. that's sbaut as near risht as any other statement he made last Winter
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
MRS. BLAINE
 AS HOSTESS

suIg>a4 Nf# IaHmHz laams= Hza=. a 4a-H sa4 Ella- z11es- eH- ! s#4a a5o 9se3e# ssaH,a#H sadea a.- fas s,,ar uf entertainment a~, a#-e Haz .asesl Hau Hsaae ua sat
 mau lWaH ag-.aE e7H= s4aI- H ##s-#4s- usaels U .td= .f saf5t ana -a# .a.a uerf 'tr~Hel n. sa4aI- rHH#a= a asa-z-=lst la.au= 5E =y -Az Y7a EH,. tt 4aa. bs u. mlae., grade rs tar HHH.a- Eab.r seaee. founded wars azs by uaz Gtuue ui endowed eit. sle6fadg gs5g h5s oate son. Eamlu-. ufsht receive aH ldt5t
 ua taaaael tgaastaa- =tH He. aafHe aa=Har rye
 Emuaas gHH#. 0al t Vsu.eruan sauaz Hsa= .a- IT The s..h5al. aad 1- -Ha#s l tus AsHHHr ~gH-.l ar HaH4a raaaue aa5 ,Hs saadoa,iue .>alat-., -tH t'ss Iaas. H Nr-. Gaaa slrden H.r# r.e Wf grace ## z-fa Ht zHHH- H#s muslin. ##s#6 =a#H.g aHa. a4a4s lfuf=
 a f=gefHaHe#e rasug The sut-s~ -#=s.e aeF HHeHr -ee HFea H. =rr8fv
 t.sa HHdr raaH- fa- -afHa@ and bye aaasaH= faHts On oBe s.ds vas .aaaI- count sh.tg #tae hostess and u.E =sn play duts H thr smme aa Inc et=e e=- aaa a4Heuee. 4 ..=l If Waving GH4s
 oH. u.e.lt AE- er-aa entertained at lp-a aaHsG -#vtg ehl~ who s4t e iae'e- ranging alt tEfaueIf t6e teae library Hla .aH=easIrsHe overlooking He earirn ! few t.y- n4u4 The high ##aai sssrs ffe-.uf. ara= athas came g E8er fat thr rotIteH ebta lasted asi0 Ha.a tbe @aHiug.
 II Aaz -uII1scd that Mrs. Blaine .-H-d faund Il college Nh.u fl was lime for her onfe ~ea e. attend college. but her affections are Haw engaged hv her school and Emmuus is receiving q tH'r'Hgh mechanical @aaleatiap
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Ii maz De- sraut,ug tu some f5 read ale. .NuaFdmaiy ~f4t,mruts made b, ta.tetHs WIsk relative 5a Alaska tHat .s=au.3i Inc hundreds aui hun dfsd~ J.at tGSer~- The mHtaa, tlaus .u r.e VHHf,f tnd The "fhausanl- and fHaH~auA~ .t school children Hat tlask fs tH- ~5Hae houses about h. Taf- tmH br Hts @,e.t sfaVMe. and ezrH et f=s ts4l n Nome betrv m tu, ea-.H,4# at th5 Count House. IT, HeaH~. T has ans t,n Nm d. Hhatg fH.~s ~xtaear5ffauz 5.s f8- ,u- fHT-H-H r'IHars .e-e ABata lar, O., ridiculous ruf U II dG ts rH4r when others make ~tsJrm5u,- rhar an. Nirmn saH=Hat# sf t.. tntH. then t.,. faHsfr-smeu begin To tmuk thar T f- Ba wonder they 1, constantly ms~ta- asi a- to the r.al conditions that ger ftiH U thr District
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
THE LOOKER-ON

Fha-H Ahn Witnessed the motion pictures uf rnr Ket.hel.Jonn-an fight n Eagle Hall Wednesday -etnn.g ..outd see tom tho stalt that man ef keteters weight. tight and reach coaii neprr wbip a mau like Johnson unle~- he Ra~ able ta ara a chance knock -out blow.
 JahHsn"u looks rvrfv bH a heavy weight. and Krte. el. "n tar contrary hooks anything bu1 a heaty,gcisht in comparison and lack several strong and main points to be in ttat claS~
 
 The rublc las been given its first romance iu connection with the flying machine. and allhoqgh eloping in an 70 r"planr is a new departure. from the experimental work that ariapors have h~en dev"tiug their attention to. this latest move can be considered the or..uing wedge ef a great field with limitless ranges for eo"d Or bad. ay -r ease may be.
 This clipping on biplane although the first on record proved at the out set that ii Nin be impossible to give chase after the runaway couple. if they succeed in getting d few minutes start Tor with the rapid flight the pres"nt airships are capable of making they are soon lost from sight.
 After they once pass from our range of vision il k then d mere guess as to the direction to take in which to follow and overtake them. for there is north. east, south. west and all the sub- divisions If those cardinal points as well Is high and low. to take into con siderati"n when soaring through the blue ether above the earth.
 & E
 First P"litician-What do you think of .Sham's chances for being reelected Delegate to Congress- Don't YOU think he has a pretty Lard row to hoe. and thai the undertaking will prove loo great
 Second Politician--I don't believe it Will be sO much question Of under taking as il will be the depth the un-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Tn. uapers which had the erpur- tumrv rf getting e=e t-=up.au, m in. L.y uNrW Er"vrc frisI frr bi5rgr, r connection ouh rH. ,Tc,tmu d I-"TWal e. fbr United States Senate all asf-- tlaf t Nt~ naI ear lack ol saaEiusing .vidaH.s uau e Gtisd uf 9 conviction. THet ,aHyaH.G.. that Il va- nv,susg be is .ssry respectable
 Hd Iaf bad fellow a- tHs r.a~au e- 1alt.t oul b, d,lriygd far a ,tatr q. Hf~ uF.-,uy, If Is l safe b.t that rH'rs Is utHS eHat CT faIlut t.ruru- art stopping at .hr hostrt-, 0Hu aH-la- he huI eattaH mo rausg~ carly iH life
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

T., E-.Me af ll. wheat c,,p. as stated ia tit. Nugget dispatches Fe-- terday merriug hy fhe drought i- net confined alone ta Minnezota- North I'akuta ant Manitoba are included in lhi~ fatallte. Wheat and clover fields. which -.ultla h. sfeeH at this season. have canghi fire from sparks from lo- c"n"'iTe- and been entirely consumed. The meteorological ,anditlan- Lat prevail throughout thy country are phen"m"nal ss H-1l a- startling and dl~a>frlI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

dertahrt VHg h.s. ta diE t- aad .aa lftrF Hg ser~ hJ ~ltb tH. ptr ans -liae f-aH which ne cant ,-.ar..
 
 Tho rtel ef unrest lat the country k Hse I4-sH4 t.ruugt I- adding food tt tae 4f..5 ,,a-t plant called Social f~W aHa f aat tat- aG- close i.s,a ff In rHftH H.= .aH bar taiz ses st working de and afga. a- . gair~ ia .ebHas fssHe ta dgvrfsr sufficient fas,sf= r. rts-.. Inc down rr.ftfiau fa The tr,rl et beue tGl. 10 gafa, tbr rf- '~ # aeea.e end reeettae Inc ffHf- ar ft.Ir Htr sar aert ra t7fH~a n t#. national t.He ea4L 4-ti.b "f @rs vears has been ueup.d bv the faN- sometimes called captains of in- u~trl
 h Milwaukee Che yeast plant fs ne- coming quite active amt they are now zaiag ts ue and mold tbe Stata mta .u. huee SasaH~tie Har lr1m thg sponge started a ~Ho4t tiue aea In th. election af a Suriari-t Mayor in tnar tity
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Thr' .sfe seaI IEam MiHHe-o1aHs Iu ria~ r4ft .r ts- Hryari shp mly b. iutrrs-fea l. lH.uine lH1f John Lind hs~ positively refused Go h- thr bemo.fatir candidate faf Gateruur of 1Hat Starr- Nats.tIt-tandiug his s.~ehnatieH. 70, may b- ei,-u the uHafiualt= nomination
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Tw.ufy=Gz- thousand rroaI, in Nome and raiihtuk-. II the Delegate. had aHE ds~itr To E,. honest or Iarrn- tiou If beias trathuf he knew on he made rhe -tai~mrnl tnat th.re srre r"t hall taat number of people .u both distriets Iir may f"d Congress once hy making such a -iatrment. bat hr only maisr- himself ridicuieu~ .t home
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

ot" If th" professors say- ueman-- ="n@es are less acute chan r.o.e If man He probably bass h decision oh ta" fact that woman rau erf along all Winter with ioty 3.,e
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
PUPS FOR SALE.

Several full-bIoOded Bird Dogs. eight weeks old. Inquiry of cincy, at Win. termante's Paint Store. Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
MATTERS
 RECORDED
JULY f4. 1910. Deeds.

Deeds. Porter J. Costuu. trustee. to K. kanaIau. fat H. in block ao. tavn-Ite ef Nome May l3 Isea. k Nanatau to Harry Y Haya>h. i"i in hiaek ae taAnsife or Nome. March 24 Islo
 David k Jekel to Edwin V. Ander- son t-e north half of let H. block sa to1n~t'r ei Nome Mar r. Ialu
 Locations. ttr. S"Le association claim on tn, fshi amt af Eyan creek. tributary "i HrfiHs Sea Aprd II. l9Ia W. q Tsdd ct aI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Inc Territorial rouuitt-rnrn -r- Iested hH The Douglas convention fer this iualcia. division are EJHs"d rru- hrT and George T. s.-4ahel6 The eaairmau nt ts.- e4lam4,iea i- Samuel Eum. of Gafaeva
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
GO TO TIE No,rH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and past., The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

&4#a -ssas-# ta be f#s aaa large sLty m fhs aerId thu Lf- .~sared f=g zeaaag.. ef Inc had da= summer Prf Hat,z fl HHs aI-ss s=#.tls= =ss-s. tHrrttz saed l#ferHa= fHM fsa- Ane-zt- ts4
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

1T rta-. sHfrf#f.ft.. .laaz.Hs.a .as fa. AHgafs-- aha- ale laHHae ..s heath. com" uf hefr | i~ -uee sled -aal 'her mIght Hig fru rhrtr b1aease ts lrav- suits
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

II i~.arfafu that t. sarapIln. i, d f>f8t.. H.ae When t .au be .uere-s raty a-,d a- au r.erius device Irs =tatu- .- setfI.sl r eaEe u.s.ai.d d iitfI- faHaue- o.uu-st-d asfh Il t5 Iaak- lt Iargar
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Wren fha aar;.8 e. est lid 9f gbr fs,aAeiaraHf Hsfttt. .als u California tt's Hs.d tl -n4.sH them =a RHt-k3 NuW tH-f .#a =sa#H tr=t- t saIl.f tttH fHs.f rarf#f =t.H#I.=
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

rll fsI I#HH#.-tH f#He Ha= t#ff -e man .- faat..EE. lf11aI-r- fsaf He. IftaI-a. afer H-.aa... aEtf.Ha8
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

.IaHf-t s t#e ItE.-t #aH#ftuta f.a t.. .s.zz 5.d azF a.aa THr New fatE Tune. If f1a#...aH- Ia~Ie.=.ft. uEItE grfH-tftf.I
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

T 9Ifsar# fHat <t#=aaH La Fs#Hrfa ++as Inf =.tt =ae -z .t# a4 Eas=a.s.#f II. H-a H#HaeI Il Is -Haf
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15

Sa4ttaz t= Hat tHs .Hy ft0H tHaT talH #s r.r teuvH- IrfasHH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15
s@eNAtH
 
NONE. AuAskA. JULY r9ro.

I. 5#.5r. =.= #s ts#sr-==H lt-H.ttt .t ttlitaFlH HElrt .--- E-.at l. SuI. .ssata sob. .. ffHr Sf-ss
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-15


 Tr raa,f- that l.. -l5aula .ta4. aa.. e a aaiIr. u l#.ll mad rs,. |, frrrrf s'ta-e ,n. have ztued ar millions $. aa1a1z zaad- aua fas #u#e #aa. tior le ttt~e 4H,. afs beu1 ..aI uudsrfaat T6g-r= -a.Eg a.afH= a.#s4a. hene made saz5ai tv t5~#saI.-s s4af tfamphne 8aa.f fs.t .#a al aaa as. n. ia grrf sF5tt rfaa. see a=s
 1an EisHe af-t=rau. paiul- aaIt -b9t Ha. mee =-a aiug.rlq- l- t7- aa--aa= ae ta4a -szausa to b. .ay..i,f IT .- ..5. #a eH. i- tHmougHfF frsht- med. THe fts h4s heaa proven fi4aa 5H5 agaF n hi=rass ras dtaat our 'a+IeaI-t~. 5Eur ] aaa.ts.r as atraekz hy rh Indians b-eaaa talr.ae .fIe fenade Na 1dHt tGrs#e e.e5n5zs eiHn-eIe,- HH- n army q ue.1 h. faaataa THaH 5.==al Hf-rer rzatq Hat thr-e ffIshtaael ta1ori-tS I4.z# lF II ana r|ma aed destroyed an eatire In'i5tH village kHme nen women and children aHa." Whg Because rrnen arrf.-~fau. th.y arra freH,- rhrd and towards
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 II l. to he hapad that th, citizens ef Nome milI be given d chance ta 5a.r the Fw-Hte-secpnd Regimen, Paua when the transport Buford arrives. and II conditions win permit and tin4 aI- bows. We can rest assured that Mayor Cochran Will see to il that tar p.opie Nil have the pleasure of nearing a band concert in Barracks square while The transport is lying of nf Fott Davis.
 + < 4
 What kind of career have sea maPped out Tor yom boy. Jashaa
 I'm gong tp make Il lawyer of him answered farmer CnrntaSSrE Hes gat an uneonluerable fancy for tendin To other folks business. and he might as well grt paid 'er It...- Washington Star
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-05-05
GR0TON TINES SOLD.
Paper TO Be Published by the st.
JOhnsbury Republican HencefOrth

Fridays issue of the Groton
Times is the last to be issued
at Groton, under the management of
C. c. Lord the present editor and
manager. The Times says:
with this issue the Groton
Times eases to be printed at Gro
ton. The paper will be taken over
~ the ST Johnsbury Republican and
still issued as the Groton Times. Our
patrons will receive much better
paper than is possible for us to issue
here. We make no apologies for this
change After twelve years of per-
sistent effort we have become fully
convinced that the field is too small
to warrant further work in this line.
We have done our best to make the
Times of some account and help the
River valley and we leave our work
to the charitable criticism of kind
ly-hearted public, and We sincerely
hope the people here will give their
individual support to the Republican
Company In their work of continuing
the publication of the Times, Cor
respondence and all communications
should be addressed to the Republican
Company, St Johnsbury, VT"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-05-05

a tumor caused by a rupture. L wrote
to you for advice and you told me not
to get discouraged but to take Lydla
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
| did take it and soon the lump in my
side broke and passed away" ; Mrs.
r. r.. HUEY, 7l3 Mineral Ave-, Galena,
Kans.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from roots and herbs,
has proved to be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms of
female ills, including displacements,
inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains, backache, bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, and nervous prestration. 1t costs
but a trihe to try it, and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
If You want special advice write
FORT to Mrs. Pinkham,L Lynn, Mass
1t is free and always helpful.
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WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty of 1t Has Been Done Right
Here In Montpelier

Cures that last are cures that tell
To thoroughly know the virtues of a.
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see if they prove permanent
Doans Kidney Pills stand this test,
and plenty of proof exists right here
in Montpelier. People who testified
years ago to urinary disorders, now
declare that relief was permanent
Montpelier sufferer longer doubt the
evidence?
+. j. Ennis, Barre St, Montpelier,
Vt. says. My experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills dates back two years
at which time l was bothered almost
constantly by pains in my lons which
extended into my shoulders and legs.
was unable to sleep well and in
the morning | was so stiff and lame
that it was an hour before | could
get around. Reading about Doan's
Kidney Pills, / decided to give them
a trial and procured box from w.
E. Pooles Drug Store. After using
them short time l was convinced
that they We're helping me and con-
tinued taking the remedy until the
pains left my back and | felt better
and stronger" CFrom statement Civ
en- Nov. s, 1909
nOan,s kidney pills Curo parmau
enty.
On Aug. 26, 1908, Mr.. Ennis said
81 am glad to again recommend Doans
Kidney Pills. They effected a cure in
my case which has been lasting"
For sale by all dealers, Price so
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land and show what can be grow
on it profitably today.
Fertile Soil In Peninsula

All of the efforts on the experi-
mental farm will not be directed to
that nd, however, as the Delaware
peninsula is fortunate in having a
soil that for the most part is as fer
tile as any IN the country, and far
mers whose intelligence is as far ad-
vanced as those of any section in Am
erica. The railroad company now
u, opposes to demonstrate what vege-
tables and fruits can be grown profit
ably, if addition to those that are
v HseS8g cultivated there.
~ m Pennsylvania Company is edu-
1 lne GwP employees also. >,
centiS sont Special train over mats
of its line TO 'oilect the agents in
charge of rural S, atoms that they
might go to the State college for an
inspection of its experime mtal station,
The authorities at the college deV9te 4
an entire day to showing the aae nts
what work was done there, and also
what could be accomplished by the
farmers in the State if tb ey would
follow certain principles that have
been found by scientific experiment
to be essential to tn success of a
farm. The agents rturned to their
homes missionaries in the cause of
good arming-intensive farming.