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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Death Of T. Dana WEIGH.

The death of 7. Dana WEIGH, an uncle
OF Mrs. v. /. Spear and Miss Jennie
WEIGH OF this village and OF Mrs. j. H.
Holden at the Center, is noted as follows
in New York state paper:-
ct. ID. WEIGH passed away Sunday.
April IL, at IL: AS a. m. after an illness OF
about two years. He was born in RAN
doiph, Vermont, May 10. 1889. but had
been resident of HornelI, N. Y, about
thirty-five years.
"He was very prominent In railroad
circles, having been ia the employ OF the
Erie company about fifty years, and had
clear record OF forty-five years as loco
motive engineer. Mr.. Welch served sew
erai terms as chief engineer OF his diyi-
sion and his advice was widely sought in
the councils of the Brotherhood. la fact,
1. d. WEIGH division, No. GAL, was
named in his honor.
For several years he had been a mem
Der OF the yestrY of Christ church and at
the time OF bis death he was acting on
one OF the important committees OF that
body. He belonged to New York lodge.
No s97, +. q A. NJ, and ST. omers com
mandery, No. 10, OF Elmira, n. Y.
No one will be more wiaely missed
from our midst than Mr.. WEIGH. Would
that we had more such true, upright.
Christian men.
The funeral was held at the EPISCOPAL
church $3.50 a. m. Wednesday, April 20. I
with burial at Horseheads.1
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Church No.e..

Christian Science chapel-Service Sun
day at II Q. M; subject, "Adam and Fall
len Man.
Theme OF the weeks lesson at Bethany
church next Sunday will be The Treat
ment OF the Drunkard by the New York
Legislature" The theme OF the sermon
will be Making Repairs.''
At the Federated church-Mornine
worship at 1880. Miss Josephine Fisk,
the New England representative of the
Deaconess' Home in Boston, will speak.
Miss Fisk is speaker we'll worth your
hearing. Sunday school at 11:i5; even
ing preaching service at O'Clock, sub
iect-"A Great Revolution" mid week
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:30. J. Wallace Chesbro, pastor.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Randolph hilah school.

The baseball game with South Royalton
at Mccall park last Thursday provided
plenty Of exercise for batters and base
runners r. II. $. won, 80 to Z. South
hoyalton failed to score until the sixth.
with the score % to against them.
Sharpe gave way TO Gay in the box for
Randolph then. sault caught the full
game. For the visitors the battery was
Heath and Taylor. BY innings
Randolph 3i4771 ex-ao
SO. RoyRlton O0O0O4 l. ,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Additional Randolph matter on page !.
Life Insurance

is the only certain means by which per
sons not possessed OF accumulated can't
tai can secure their families against fu-
ture want. 61st year. National Life In
suranee company, Montpelier, VI. fMu-
tuai). $. s. Ballard, general agent.
Montpelier, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
8ELL BROS, RIA MOL

love, its color standing for purity; its
flower, beauty; its lasting qualities,
faithfulness; its fragrance, love, and its
wide growth, charity.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
For Sale

A few choice building lots: lots
large enough for house, barn and garden.
Best location, good soil, tine view and
more sunshine than any location in the
village. Five minutes walk from Music
ball and library ten minutes to P. D.
and R. z. station.
Randolph is the place TO build your
house. Complete water and sewer system.
electric lights, etc.
Investigate these lots before buying
elsewhere. Write for circulars aud in
formation to H. N. Totman, Prop, Ran
dolph, Vt. &c
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Gard.

We wish to thank the friends for their
kindly help and words OF sympathy at the
death Of our wife and mother.
Geo. F. smith and Family.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28

OF water for irrigation II Is
expected that the prosecution OF this
work will be OF advan age to Pueblo
and Its vioinity. The artificial lake
that will be created through the
building OF the dam on the St Charles
will probably cause summer resort
of large attractions TO be founded
there. inasmuch as II will be only a
short distance from this city. easily
accessible and admirably located. The
other reservoirs in the neighborhood
OF the city should have like effect
and It is not an Idle prophecy TO pre-
dict that in a short time this portion
OF the Arkansas valley will have wa
ter scenery to add to IT'S many other
attractions.
The demand for water from the pro-
ject is growing with remarkable rap
idity and the sections to which water
will be served are rapidly becoming
known. Thus, one township OF thirty
six whole sections has signed for
water for all the land in Il with the
exception only of 1900 acres. while
another township of thirty-six Sec
tions has signed for all the land It
contains except 5000 acres. In other
townships also the large majority OF
the land has contracted for water,
and the people generally are rapidly
awakening 20 the Importance Of arr
ranging for their irrigation supply.
Because Of the large extra cost Of
carrying high line conai through
the rough country which would neces-
sariiy be encountered, and primarily
tor the reason that in that particular
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
CONSTRUCTION WORK TO BE-
GIN ON ST. CHARLES RIVER
RESERVOIR IN TEN DAYS

solutely imprevlous cutoff and will
cause all seepage waters and under
ground flows which have hitherto
gone to waste to rise and TO be avail
able for irrigation purposes
In beginning work upon this mag
nificent dam. the contractors will en-
ploy several steam shovels and sew
eral hundred teams and graders. A
camp will be established which will
probably attract number OF sight
seers from the city. as It will be one
OF the most notable sights that can be
encountered.
Within the next thirty days It is
expected that work along the entire
line VIII be started between Canon
City and the st. Charles and the long
expected hum of irrigation consiruc-
tion activity will be thing accom-
plished.
In many ways aside from the fur
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
WHAT 1T ALL COST.

So, after night of 1t, we went
10 the boat at half past six in the
morning and put our journey in
Europe behind us. We landed in
Naples ON Saturday and embarked
for America on Sunday. having been
ashore something like eighteen
weeks; we followed the lilacs from
MADEIRA in April to Berlin in June
to any one who loves lilacs, a most
delightful experience, that kept home
and the old fashioned common things
of home always with us. We have
taken our time and even including
the mad, wild two weeks chase in
to Germany and the Netherlands, we
have slept in less than two dozen
beds since we left home. Six weeks
in Italy, three weeks in Switzerland
and Germany, three weeks in Paris,
five weeks in London and a week in
Ireland-that is all. And so long as
Enporia people, in one way and an
other, have paid for the trip and con-
sidering that we. carried the Emporia
viewpoint through Europe. it is only
fair to give Emporia people an ac-
counting of the trip. To begin with
the railroad fare in America for the
five of us to New York and back,
with Pullman fare and railroad incl
dentaIs. will cost s275; the round
trip steamer trip is $500; European
railroad tickets cost $500; our hotel
bill has been s1.1oO. including tips
washing and all hotel expenses of
any sort; another $500 spent on
seeing things-galleries places and
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
OBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE
BY WILLIAM ALLAN WHITE

palaces, which includes street car
fare, cab hire, and all of that sort
of thing, there Is the sum of the
necessary expenses Of such a trip.
We Travelled first class ON the steam
er and on all boats; second class In
Europe and third class In England
and ireland. We have had our Sun
day clothes on but little less than
half a dozen times. We presented
only one business letter of introduce
ton = that to London publisher.
and two social letters-both from
william Dean Howells, one to Larkin
G. Mead. a sculptor in Florence, and
another to Henry James. We were
not out for gay round. We were
out to improve our minds. So, ex-
cepting the two gentlemen referred
to. some Kansas people In Paris and
some acquaintances In London, we
did not see "the best people" any
place. But we saw the folks. The
hotels. walters. servants. working
people and the general view OF men
and women who have to go to work
at O'Clock. Therefore. II these
travel letters have seemed "com-
mon." II we have not taken so high
and serious view OF art and OF
the worlds aspirations as we should,
remember that we have taken the
color OF our environment II we
had moved in higher circles we might
have had higher and nobler thought
But what's done is done and that's
all there is to IT,
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28

section the land owners have not sign
ed for water TO the necessary degree.
the Colorado Southern Irrigation
company which Is constructing the
project. has lowered the line OF It's
ditch through the south end OF BogEs
Flats. This change involves township
%. range Sc. and It's necessity Is
greatly regretted by the company. as
the land Is exceptionally attractive
and fertile.
As vindicating the belief OF those
who are In the construction OF the en-
tire portion of the valley between
Pueblo and Canon City into one OF
the greatest fruit sections In the
world. came the news that the recent
frost had no deterrent effect upon the
orchards already established. These
frosts we're as severe and as untime-
ly as ever occur in this valley, yet
the orchards about Canon City, and
those in other sections OF the valley,
we're unharmed. and. moreover. mad
n large advantage over orchards In
other and better known orchard dis
tricts OF the state in this respect.
This years crop In the Arkansas
valley will be bumper one and will
serve to bring about far greater fruit
cultivation. once the bitches Of the
company are entirely constructed and
, the land under them IS avaiiabis FOR
trees. This scnson has shown that
there ia no serious impedIment to
highly successful fruit culture In the
Arkansas valley and this lesson 10
expected 70 be Of vast value 10 this
section. Pueblo Star-JourAsI.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28

From Mondays Daily.
Within ten days the vicinity of Pue-
bio will be the scene OF construction
work for the great De weese project,
for by that time the con-
tracing conern OF Atkinson and Coe.
OF Omaha and Denver. one of the best
known firms in the west. will begin
on the sub-contract awarded 1t for the
construction OF the immense reservoir
on the st. Charles, which will create a
beautiful artificial lake within four
teen miles of this city.
The construction OF this reservoir
will be of the most modern and ap-
proved type OF irrigation engineering.
The dam is to be ninety feet high The
dir which now covers the side will
be first stripped to bedrock, then
Wakefield pi1ing will be driven into
this bedrock, and upon the foundation
thus laid will be superImposed great
concrete wall, which will form an ab-
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
HALL IN PROCESS
OF TRANSFORMATION

From Mondays Daily.
In preparation for the great May
Day carnival. TO be given under the
direction OF the Civic Improvement
League, Convention hall. is In process
of transformation. Decorators and
electricians are at work and at all
hours OF the day may be heard the
unkiing of the plano and the tapping
Of the light heels OF the merry dan
GERS around the May pole. The Col
orado Telephone company has very
generously installed a phone In the
building for the use of the public and
II may be used at any time. The bow
or OF flowers in which the May queen
will be crowned by her loyal sub
Iects over which she will hold sway
until her successor Is chosen on May
Day, 1911, is well under way. April
showers bring forth May flowers"
and will be worthy even OF our queen.
II will be a combination of roses.
wisteria, smiiax and electric lights.
The hard wood floor will be put into
excellent condition for the dancing
that In the evening will Immediately
follow the program. and the corona
ton OF the queen. At this time the
floor will be thrown open to all.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
VISITING new YORK
ERS GIVEN BANQUET
AT HOTEL Denton
Met at Salida by Committee From This
City. Taken to Scenic Points of In
terest by Representatives of Automo-
bile Club.

From Mondays Daily.
The New York and New England
delegations to the recent annual con-
vention OF the National Hotel Mems
Mutual Benefit association at Los An
geles. Cal, travelling on a special
train OF seven coaches. arrived here
from Salt Lake City yesterday aft
ernoon and we're rendered a compli-
meniary banquet at the Hotel Denton
at O'Clock. There were one hundred
people In the party. OF which about
one-third were ladies. The visitors
are making the journey across the
continent on a magnificent train COM
posed of a baggage car and the fol-
lowing Pullman coaches and sleepers.
The combination car. Aztec" "Hol-
lenden." "Cleola," Brentwood" Pc
gasius." "vidette" and 'Lamberta"
The excursionis,s were met at Sa-
Ida yesterday afternoon by n COM
mittee representing the Denver Hotel
Mems association and at Texas Creek
by a committee from this city COM
posed of c. G. Denton. Postmaster
Robert g. Lewis and II. 8. Maddox OF
the Business Mems association and
escorted to. this city. On thsir ar
rival at the railroad station here they
were met by representatives Of the
Automobile club and n score OF tour
ing cars placed at their disposal for .
ride about the town and 70 poiuts OF
scenic interest In the vicinity. Many
OF the visitors had heard Of the Sky
line drive and the fruit growing dis
tricts and were desirous OF seeing
them. Although the forenoon had
been a strenuous one for the owners
of automobiles on account Of the COM
Ing of the Santa Fe traiIers ana the
demonstration In their honor they TIM
mediateiy got busy" In the inter-
est of the visiting hotel men.
Taking advantage OF tho opportun-
" for a ride about the community
more to break the tedium OF the long
journey by rail than anything else the
visitors were soon absorbed In the
beauty OF the town and us surround
ings. Those who made the trip over
the Skyline road were delighted with
the magnificence of the scene which
II afforded. and. on returning to the
Hotel Denton. the headquarters OF the
party during its stay In town. inform
cd their friends OF the treat in store
for all who made the excursion. Az
a result OF the adjectives used by
those who had been over the Sky
line" an enthusiasm was developed
that was not abated until most OF
them had made the trip. Those who
made the trip through the orchard
districts were little n any. less ardent
In their admiration OF the community
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
PROF HALL WILL ASSIST Y.
~. C. A. WORK DURING
THE SUMMBR M0NTHS
From Mondays Daily.

FROM MONDAY Daiiy.
Prof. c d. Hall Of the family Of
the Canon City high school has been
appointed by the board OF directors
of the Y. NJ. c. A. to assist Frank B
wheeiock in athletic work d'.rlns he
summer months. The Y. M. G. A.
directorate has secured permission
from the board OF education to usc
the play grounds OF the Washington
and high school buildings during the
vacation season for the training OF
the children OF the city In garner and
athletic exercises OF various Kinds.
II present plans are carried out two
mornings each week will be set aside
for instructing children between the
ages OF 8 and IL years In out Of door
games and physical drills OF different
kinds.
Mr.. wheelock Is now in Fort Col
Inns. where he is familiarizing himself
with the Fairgrounds movement as
understood in that city. and on his
return he will inaugurate a similar
system OF instruction here. Prof.
Hall is physical director at the high
school and is well qualified for the
work he has been selected to do.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28

We want every one troubled with
Indigestion and dyspepsia TO come
to our store and obtain a box of
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. They con-
tain Bismuth- -Subn:trate and Pepsin
prepared by. process which develops
their greatest power to overcome d.
gestIve disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the
irritable. weak stomach. strengthen
and invigorate the digestive organs.
relieve nausea and Indigestion. pro-
mote nutrition and bring about a
feeling OF comfort.
II you give Rexall DYSPEPSIA Tab
lets a reasonable trial we will return
your money if you are not satisfied
with the result. Three sizes, 25 cents.
so cents and s1.0o. Remember in
Rochester only at our store-The
Rexall Store and Mitchell and Egber.
Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28

han those who made the mountain
drive.
The banquet at the Hotel Denton
was superb affair In all respects
and was much enjoyed by the guests.
OF which there were one hundred and
fifty Il was presided ever sy Jas. II.
Peabody, who officlated as toastmas-
ms very feiicitous In his
remarks and in his introductions of
the succeeding speakers. There were
addresses by Frank p. Smith. repre-
sentlng the Business Mems associa-
ton; II. s. Maddox. who responded to
the toast. Canon CITY," Dali De
weese. Irrigation" DR.. Hart Good
ioe. The Automobile Club" and
C. C. Denton. The Hotel Fraternity"
The responses were made By Sam
F. Dutton OF the Albany hotel. Dem
YER. president of the New York 90
ciety OF Colorado: E y. Tiernsy of
New York city. ex-president OF the
H. NJ. N. B. A.; Sam McLynn Of Troy.
N. r.. at one time n resident Of this
county: Edward =. Fleming Of Phila-
delphia. editor OF the National Hersid
and large owner In the PhiladeipAia
Ledger, and N. Balm. ex-president Of
fhe New York Hotel Mems associatioa-
The speeches we're In excslIent tasts
and were = pleading feature of IL
occasion. Ths guests sxpresssd them
s.lvss surprsssd , asa aelfknssd With :
Canon City and said -thsy were coa-
ing back when they could stay longer.
The Skyline drive and the Royal
Gorge were extolled as two OF The
most notable things they had seen On 9
their trip across the continent Tns
excursionists left New York city three
wecks ago for the Pacific coast and
were entertained successfully at New
H Paso. San Antonio. Los
Pasadena San Francisco ana
Salt Lake City but nowhere was their
reception any more generous and
delightful than II had been In Canon
City in fact, their stay here had been
a little more enjoyable than Il had
been anywhere else. They lsff at
O'Clock last night for Colorado
sprinEs. where they viii remain until
morning before procssd-
ing TO Denver. visiting the Cripple
Creek district In the meantime. The
menu at the Hotel Denton last night
was as follows:
Consomme In cups.
SLICED Totamoes
Chicken. n la Parisienne.
Potato Croauettcs.
Peas en- Cases.
Salmon Salad. Mayonaisse.
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream en- Shells
Cafe Noir.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
INTERESTING SOCIAL
IN LINCOLN PARK
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The members of the Lincoln Park
division of the Ladies' Aid society OF
the First Methodist church was de-
lightfuliy entertained at social at
the residence OF Mrs. p. A. Cunning
ham on Grand avenue Friday
afternoon. There was an enjoy
able literary and musical program
followed by refreshments. leo cream.
cake. etc. There was large at
tendance OF visitors
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28
Free Consultation

will be given h. DR.. Sapero. the Dem
YER eye. ear. nose and throat special
list at Hotel Denton. Friday and Sat-
urday. March 4 and S.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-28

Record Want Ads bring results.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-09-02

THE attention of the Fort Pierce
board of trade if that organization
has awakened from its Rip VanWinkle
Sleep is called to the article on page
9 of this issue in regard to the discrim-
ination Of the railroads against Florida,
in favor of Texas, in homeseeker rates
during the winter. This discrimination
seems to exist only among the Florida
railroads, all other roads right up to
the Florida line extending such rates
throughout the winter. 1t is a subject
tina, should be investigated, and efforts
made to correct the evil. In this same
connection we might add that home
seekers from Chicago and points west
can buy round trip ticket to Fort
Myers for So less than to Fort Pierce;
the reason being that the Atlantic
Coast Line gives half rate (the same
as all the roads from the west) while
the Florida East Coast collects practi.
caly its full fare. The declarations OF
the officers of the East Coast road in
their efforts to assist in the develop
ment of this section seems to belied by
actual figures.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-09-02

No more true statement was ever
made than that in the interview with
Joseph b. Folk, inwhch he stated that
there are Cannons and Aldriches within
the Democratic party, as well as those
in charge Of the Republican party. Par
ticuarly is this true in the South, and
especially Florida. The Democratic
party of Florida has been absolutely in
the contOl of such men until recently;
but il is now believed that they have
been put out of control, and the people
have again placed men without especial
interests" in charge of the affairs of
State. When the power of the saloon
is totally destroyed in Florida, that
class of men will hunt more fertile pas
lures for their nefarious acts, and the
State will be governed for and by the
people.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-09-02
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JlJm-
CIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOB
ST. IJIClE COJINTY Wv

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JITDI
4 ClAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA-IN AND For
ST. LUCE COUNTY.
East Coast Lumber & Supply Co.,
a Corporation organized ana do .'
ng business under and by virtue
of the laws Of Florida
Samuel F. Webb. DEPENDENT
Notice Of Attachment
To Samuel F. Webb. of Kinards, s. c.. Defend.
ant and all other persons interested:
You are hereby notified that a writ of atta.h-
ment has been issued against you and your nron.
erty attached to satisfy the demand of the Plain.
till in the above cause. amounting to Six HIM.
dred and twenty-sx dollars and fifty cents ~,
gether with interest and costs.
Now unless you shall appear before the Conn,
IN said suit and plead or demur to the declara tion
hed herein at the clerks office in Fort Pierce
st. Lucie County, Florida. on the Rule day In No
vember. 1910. the same being the 7th day of Mo.
vember, 1910. default will be entered against Won
in due course and application will be made TO Tho
court for hnal judgement against you and yo,r
property sold for the debt '77 'NN'
Dated this 3lst day Of August A d. 1910.
lSEAL. j. e. FULTZ.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court ST. Lucie County Fla
Bv r. C. Merritt. Deputy Ciert
Otis r. Parker. CIR. Broome, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-09-02

Harvey Fairbanks, of Jensen, was a
business visitor in Fort Pierce. Friday