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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04

'hich the drug dOc-ors admit that
ney are unable 10 cure Such ev-
lenees OF libe-ali-y and apprecia-
ION are very pleasing.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
MAKES BIG ORDER
OF NEW SIDEWALKS
TWELVE OWNERS NOTIFIED TO
BUILD AND THIRTY-oNE TO
REPAIR.

Miles o. new sidewalks were o.
ts-ed bull, o. ol6 ones 7ep2ired
within So DAYS. by che eiyy council
IL regular uOD-h,y session. Monday
night. The recorder was directed
10 notify u property owners 70 build
asw walks. and 81 owners 20 repair
cld walks wiki new sills and ceplac-
iZg OF al damaged boards.
The majority o. the notices call
Tor new walks o. = block in Length
.-On each owner. The neS walks
mus; be six feet il width. o, sOOI
lumber. surfaced or one side.
Five new cross walks and -wc
alley walks ve-e also ordered put
IL.
Mayor Bu-leieh. Councilmen Ash
ley. Hocke.t and keltner wen
present.
City Recorder c. ". LOckwood's
written resignation OF his office was
accepted. and Charles Thomas. who
was acting recorder pro ten. was
elected 10 fill the position made ya
cant by Loekwood's resignation.
The bond OF ". F. Savage as ely
treasurer in the sum o, $500, ssn
ed by c. E. Funk and s. D. helt-
ne-, was accepted. The ci-y a-lo-
uey was directed 10 prepare a.
ordinance increasing the amount O.
The bond required Of The treasurer
10 $4,000.
The city marshal was instructed
to cut all thisiles on streets and a
.eys, and to notify all properly own
e7s 70 cut the same on their lois
within 10 days from this da,e lAu-
gust u. The council also directed
ne mayor TO have the marshal no
-ify all persons 10 remove manure
from streets and alleys.
rule was adopted requiring al
water users 10 pay rates monthly in
advance, on Or before the 10-h day
g. each month, and The marshal in
s-ructed 10 cu- the wafer of from
al delinquents.
New water rates were established
as follows: For hogel Kitchens s.
: month; barber shop bath tubs
fins. tub 50, each additional tub 81;
hotels SO. Chis includes che rate
for Kitchen
The dedication OF c. Il. Zurcher
On Depot street was accepted and
Councilman Hockect appointed TO &C
cepJ deed for same. Following are
the
Claims Allowed.
Z. J. Forsythe, electric lights
July 80. .. .......s 70 81
Chas. Crumpacke-, labor .-... 80 -
Enterprise Press. pr-g and adv IS 80
J. E. Paterson. lumber ~ 10 80
Sterling Smta.le. hauling dirt 81 y
Chase Na- panl- Sc=io7,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
SUNDAY SERVICES

Christian church: Bible school at
s;i5 q. N; Y P. S. c. E. at $40
?. m; preaching and weekly commu-
nion al II O'Clock. All are cordial
y invited. Services are made help
ful 10 az and IN spirit reyerent. Gif-
ford Ernest. minis er
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
Union evening Services.

The union service will be he'd in
the Christian church. Rev. Youel
Of the Pres5y;e ian church will
preach. Let all the churches and
The public give him a hearing.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04

We do first-class job work.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04

- 49, - -.
J. c. CONLEY,
Coun y Superintendent.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
YOUNG MEN WANTED
GOVERNMENT PAYSRAILWAY MAIL
CLERKS $500 TO 81 400 A YEAR
Free Scholarsh;ns Are Offered

Uncle Sam holds examinations for
railway mail clerk, post office clerK
or carrier, custom mouse and, depart
mental clerks. Prepare at once for
the coming examinations.
The job is for life; hours are short,
salary twice monthly and a vacation.
To any young man who has energy
enough to answer, this is the oppor-
tunity of lifetime.
Thousands of appointments are to
be made. Common school education
is all you need; city and country peo-
pie have equal chance. Start to pre-
pare uoW-free Information. Free
scholarships this month. Write i'm
mediately 60 Central Schools, Dept.
Rochester, NY.
3547
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

(From the Boston Globe.)
A Large Boulder Fell in Front of a Pas
senger Train Going at } Miles an Hour
AND II WAS ALMOST MIRACULOUS
THAT EVERYONE OF THE L o
HUNDRED PASSENGERS W ERE NOT
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
When you read such startling headlines
in the daily papers, did you ever stop to
think how many lives are being crushed
out daily by stones in the bladders OF hum
dreds or human beings, because no rem
edy was ever known to medical science
that would remove them until blood1ne
was discovered; and since blood1ne has
been found to be a specific for this terrible
atfl icJion, it has had the most phenomenal
sale Jhroug hUuG the East and West, of any
remedy ever known. Thousands OF bottles
having been sold In single day III many
of the large cities.
Ii you are suffering with stone in the
bladder, aching pains over hlps, backacne,
sediment or deposit In urine, irritation OF
the bladder, pain IN urinating, rheuma-
tism, uric acid in th5 blood, sudden stop
page OF the urine, highly cOlored or milky
white urine, pass blood or mucous Ia the
urine, retention OF ur1ne, sCralnlng after
urinating, thick or sluggish urine, rcysti-
tbs Inflammation OF the bladder, catarrh OF
bladder or bowels, puff uoss under eyes,
vOractous appetite, thirst, gall stones, gray"
,el, pain in urethra, swollen ankles dlmmed
VISION, specks before the eyes. scanty urine,
freduenj calls, mouth DRY, biliousness,
driboling, lum bago, weakness, loss OF flesh,
irregular heart action, liberation OF the
bladder, skin pale, waxy aud dry, 5ao
odor of persplraLlon, don't delay, but send
TO your druggist and get a bottle OF
bIoodine at once; il he does not keep
bloodlDe, you can secure a six weeks
treatment, SIX bottles, for $3.50, or single
bottles SOC, trial bottle anu booklet Zoe,
from The Bloodine Laboratories, Boston,
Mass.
For sale by:
KINNEY'S PHARMACY, Orleans
r. M. COWLES, Albany
SEARS & RUSSELL, Irasburg
j. D. LEAVITT, Craftsbury
B. o. DAVIS & son, Greensboro Bend
CuTHBERTSON BROS, Greensboro
PIERCE'S PHARMACY, Barton
GEO. j. BEWARE, Coventl y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
Premium Awards

CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR
Warren Barber Dog SO
Coach
Merrick Winslow Dog
Otter Hound
Charles Clark Dog
POULTRY
Cd Denault
black langshan hen
black laDgshan hen 70
white langshan hen l 90
white langshan cockerel
white langshan puIlet
white langshan pullet 30
la fetch pullet
Ia fetch pullet ID
silver grey dorking cock
silver grey dorking hen
silver grey dorking cockerel
buff plymouth rock hen 90
sc white leghorn cock 70
sc white leghorn hen 30
sc Duff leg horn cock
sc buff leghorn cock 5O
&C buff leghorn hen 90
sc buff leg horn hen 70
andalusian cockerel
andalusian pullet
golden polish cock 6O
golden polish ruIlet
unbearCe ed buff laced polish cock l
unbearC ed buff laced polish hen
unbearc ed white polish pullet so
bearded uff iac9d polish cock l
bearded buff laced polish hen 1
bearded buff laced p dish cockerel l
bearded buff laced polish cockerel 30
bearded buff laced polish pullet
bearded buff laced polish pullet Do
bearded polish golden pulleS
golden spangl, ham burg hen
SILVER spangied ham ourg cock
silver spangled hamburg cock so
silver spangIed hamburg hen
silver spaDgled hamburg hen 25
silver sp9ngled ham burg cOckerel 30
silver spangled ham burg pullet so
silver spangled hamburg pullet %
houdan COCK
hOudan hen 5O
houdan cockerel
houdan pullet
pit game cock
pit game hen 5O
booted white bantam cockerel l
booted white bantam cockerel 80
booted white bantam pulet
buff cochin bantam cock 80
buff cochin bantam hen
buff cochin bantam cockerel 5O
blsck cochin bantam cock 25
white cochin bantam cockerel 30
white cochin bantam pullet
blacktaiied japanese bantam hen 1
partridge cochin bantam puller p
light brahma bantam cock 5U
duckw1ng game bantam cock
duckwiDg game bantam hen l
duckw1Dg game bantam hen "a
white game bantam hen
aJcona breeding pen l 5C
polish buff bearded breeding pen l 81
buff cochin bantam breeding pen 1 30
emDden geese male
embden geese female 81
brown chinese geese male 1910 l
brown chinese geese female 1910 l
white chinese geese male
white chinese geese female 81
white chinese geese male 1910
white chinese geese male 1910 81
white chinese geese female 1910 l
white chinese geeee female 1910 81
wild geese male
wild geese female
rouen ducks male
pektn ducks male 1910
pekin ducks female 1910
white crested ducks male
white crested ducks fem ale l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

Specialists
One setting white Plymouth rock
eggs in season for best Duff Cochin
cock in show
e Cushman
light brahma cock 30
light brahma hen 30
white wyandotte cock 80
white wyandotte hen Is
buff wyandotte hen
buff wyandotte hen 30
sc rhode island red hen SO
C rhode island red cocKerel so
sc rhode island red pullet so
rhode island red hen 25
r C rhode island REQ cockerel so
rhode island red puliet 25
r C minorca hen 25
C white Ieghorn cock
+ C white leghorn hen
brown leg horn cock 25
sc brown leg horn hen %
&c brown leg horn cock 25
L c brown leg horn hen 80
&c buff leghOrn cock
re buff Ieghorn hen
&c buff leg horn cockerel
&c buff leg horn cockerel 80 |
&c buff leg horn pulIet
C buff leg horn pulleL 30
buff orpington COCK 30
buff orplngtOn hen 30
White OrplngtOn COCK
White orplngton COCK so
white OrplngtoD men % |
White OrplngtOl cOckorel
white orpington cocxerel sol
ava cock
Java cock so
lava hen
Java hen so
Java cOckerel
lava cockerel so
java pullet
java pulIet 80
dominique cock so
COm1nlque hen Is
light brahmas, breeding pen / 5Ud
sc leg horns, breeding pen 1
&c leg horns, breeding pen
sc brown leghorns, bresdIng pen l
re buff leghOrns, breeding pen 1 SO
white orplngIons, breediLg pen
pekin duck male 80
pekin duck female
pekiR duck male 1910 so
pek1n duck female 1910 so
indian runner duck male 80
indian runner duck female so
E g Freeman
light brahma cock
light brahma nen
light bra hma hen %
buff cochin cock 80
buff cochin hen rs
partridge cochin hen %
black langshan cock so
black langshan cockerel so
black langsha1 puIieL so
white plymouth rock cock so
white plymouth rock cock 25
white plymouth rock hen so
white plymouth rock cockerel
white plymouth rock cockerel 80
white plymouth rock pullet 1
white plymouth rock pulleL %
barred rock cockerel
golden laced wyandotte hen
partridge wyandoLte men %
s C black m1noic4 cockecel
C black minorca LuI.el
C black mlnorca heu SO
re minotca cockerei
&c miDOrca cOckerel SO
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14

white crested ducks male 1910
white crested ducks female 1910
wild mallard ducks male !
wild mailard ducks female
wild maliard ducks male 1910 1
wild maltard ducks female 1910 !
wild mallard ducks female 1910 on
muscovy ducks male
muscovy ducks male 0U
muscovy ducks female
muscovy ducks female 90
muscovy ducks male 1910
muscovy ducks female 1910
pair pearl guinea fowls
black tumbler pigeons
red tumbler pigeons
white pigeons
owls
ancoDas cock /
anconas hen 5U
anconas cockerel
anconas puilet
Specials
Gold lined silver prize cup for the best
and largest exhibit owned by one ex-
hibitor, to be won twice to become the
property of the winner.
Georgine Camirand
light brabma cock %
dark brahma cock
dark brahma hen
dark bra hma cOckereI
dark brahma pullet
buff cochin cock
buff cochin cock %
buff cochin hen
buff cochin hen so
black cochin cock
BLACK cochin hen
black cochin cockerel
black cochin pullet
white cochin cock
white cochin cock 80
white cochin hen
white cochin hen 30
partridge cochin cock
partridge cochin cock so
partridge cochin ben
partridge cochin hen 80
partridge cochin cockerel
partridge cochin puliet
black langshan cock
black langshan hen 30
black langshan cOckerei
black langshan pullet
white langshan hen
white langshan cockerel so
white laDgshan puilet %
houdan cock 80
hOudan hen %
buff cochin bantam cockerel
buff cochin bantam puiler
black cochin bantam cockerel
black cochin bantam pullet
white cochin bantam cock
white cochin bantam hen
japanese bantam cockerel
japanese bantam pullet l
partridge cochin bantam hen sc
partridge cochin bantam cockerel sc
dark brahma bantam cock
dark brahma bantam hen
dark brahma bantam pullet
embden geese -nale 81
embden geese female
embden geese male 1910
embdeu, geese female 1910
toulouse geese male
toulouse geese female
toulouse geese male 1910
toulouse geese female 1910 l
brown chinese geese male
| brown chinese geese female l
white chinese geese male 5
! white chinese geese female l
african wild geese male
african wild geese female
african wild geese female 1910
sylesbury ducks male
aylesbury ducks female
ayles bury ducks male 1910
ayiesbury ducks female 1910
rouen ducks male
rouen ducks female
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-14
G minnrca bullet

Z pukA0b w /
duckwing leg horn hen
duckwing leghorn hen 90
duckwing leghorn cockereI
duckwing leghorn cockerel %
duckwing leghorn pullet
duckwing leghorn pullet 90
white leghorn hen
white leghorn cockerel
white leghorn cockerel %
sc white leghorn pullet
white leghorn puliet 6O
re white leghorn cock 5O
brown leg horn cock 80
&c brown leghorn hen 70
red brown game pullet
duckwing game cock
duckwing game cock 30
duckwing game hen %
duckwing game cockerel 70
duckwiDg game pullet 70
black game hen
black game cockerel 1
black game cockerel 80
black game pullet 1
black game pullet 30
pit game cock 30
pit game hen 1
dominique hen so
dominique cockerel so
r c black bantam cock so
&c white bantam cock
&C white bantam cock. so
r white bantam hen
&c white bantam hen so
re white bantam cockerel
&c white bantam cockerel 80
&c white bantam pullet
white bantam pulIet 80
barred rock bantam cock 1
barred rock bantam cock so
barred rock bantam hen
barred rock bantam hen so
barred rock bantam hen %
barred rock bantam cockerel
barred rock bantam cockerel 80
barred rock bantam pullet
barred rock bantam pullet SO
red brown game bantam hen
white game bantam hen sc
white game bantam hen 2E
japanese game bantam cockerel l
japanese game bantam pullet
white plymouth rock breeding
pen
s leg horns breeding pen l 81
white holland turkey male
WIFI, g holland turkey female 1
red bourleum turkey male 1910
red bourleum turkey female 1910 1
Specials
Silver challenge cup valued at $500 fOl
best exhibit of white rocks in show, tt
be won twice to become the property o
the winner
A valuable ribbon for best exhibit o
barred Plymouth rock bantams
for best white rock cockerel in shoV
one cockerel
for best white rock cockerel in SHOW
one setting white rock eggs value $40
for LIST prize barred rock cockerel q
leg bands.
for best pair white turkeys and hes
pair white leghorns two years. sub
scription to National Farmer an
stock Grower
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
CAN'T STOP PRISON AWARD
Belts Vacates Injunction Against
State Commission.

Kingston, n. Y. Dec. H-Suprerne Court
Justice Belts to-day handed down a deci-
sion vacating the temporary injunction Sc
cured by Ellis B. Lorg, OF Esopus, who
brought action against the State Prison
Commission to restrain the awarding Of a
contract for the new state prison az Wing
dale, Dutchess County.
Justice Belts decided that board of
state officers cannot now be enjoined at
the suit Of an individual taxpayer who
has no special rights nor grievances aside
from the great mass of taxpayers, by a
court Of equity. He says:
of alleged public wrongs must be sought
only through the state or its law officers,
and not by an individual receiver, as Sug-
gested by the attorney for the plaintiff
here, somewhat severe JOLT when. as in
this case, actual or proposed wrongdoing
the Attorney General appears in the de-
fence of the officials attacked, nevertheless,
courts must proceed according TO the ex-
listing statutes and decisions, and new REM
edies IL desirable must be furnished by the
Legislature.
1t may be- as claimed, that economy of
construction has been neglected or favor
itIsin shown by this commission, that more
alacrity has been shown since November 8
than was being displayed during the eigh-
teen months that this architect was draw
ing these plans, that the distressed and
crowded condition OF the convicts at Sing
Sing is more apparent and the need for the
speedy construction of a new prison for
their amelio alton Is greater now than II
was two months ago, but IL so. 1t presents
questions so far as this case is concerned
that call for legislative rather THAN judi
cial investigation
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
NEW KINNEALLY CLAIMANT
Referee Appointed to Consider Conten-
tion of Man from Idaho.

Another person has appeared to claim
the estate OF William A KinnealIy. who
died in Brooklyn in 1865, leaving property
valued at 100000. The new claimant ts
John kinneaIIy, OF Idaho City, Idaho JUS
tice Page appointed a referee yesterday to
consider the claim of Kinneally, although
the Attorney General argued that there
was no merit in the contention of the man
from Idaho.
When William Kinneally died II was
found that his will created trusts for the
benefit of his relatives. but the trusts were
set aside by the courts. which held that he
died intestate. 1t was decided that the es-
tate should be divided among the heirs at
law.
Then 1t was that the claimants began to
put in appearance. The papers in the con-
troversy fill several large boxes, but no.
body has yet been able to establish a legal
claim The real estate of the testator Is in
the charge of the State Commissioner of
the Land Office while the State Treasurer
has charge of the personal estate, which
consists of government bonds
John Kinneally, who has instituted pro-
ceedings TO prove that he is entitled to the
property, says that he is the brother
of William Kinneally- The claimant. 1t Is,
understood, is a responsible business man
in his home town.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

the play was taken ION the road On
April Is. 1907 he acted Henri des Prunelles.
in a new version of ''Divorcons," made by
Miss Margaret Mayo. and produced by
William A. Brady. for Miss George. at
Wallack's Theatre His performance was
one of exceptional merit, and. though the
production was success, Mr.. Worthfng' &
personation seemed far finer than any OF
the performances associated with 1t. He
appeared here in 1909 in '1s Matrimory a
Failure?' and at the time of his death was
on the road in Geraldine Bonner's sauce
for the Goose
All that Mr. Worthlng did upon the
stage was adequate to the technical re-
urirements of his profession: much of 1t
was admirable. Like most Of the young
actors OF his time especially those OK
England, he was greatly under the IN
fuence of Henry Irving. whom he re-
garded with reverence. though he was
not an imitator OF him. He had studied
the methods of Charles Wyndham and OF
Charles Coghlan, but he was original In
mind, and, eventually, he formed and used
style of his own. He suffered extremely
from nervous excitement He pos
sessed, however, many natural advantages
as we'll as exact and comprehensive knowl-
edge of his art. He was tall; though slight
ly eccentric In manner, he WAS graceful; ne
possessed charm of manner, refinement. and
lima 1aIicacy
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
HELD FOR KILLING THREE MEN
Hunparian Arrested Here Is Wanted
in West Virginia.

Charged with being fugitive from JUS
tice. John Kalay, a Hungarian. is locked
I'm at Police Headquarters to await the ac-
tion of West Virginia authorities. He is
wanted at Elkhorn. a mining settlement,
for killing two men and wounding a third
so that he died 81 the hospital a few hours
later When Kalay was arrested yester-
dav by Deputy Sheriff Schoenberger and
Patrolman Kenny in a coal yard IN 4th
street near Lewis street. he is alleged 10
have said h. was sure about killing three
mon but he wasn't sure about fourth
victim.
The triple shooting occurred year ago
when a party of merrymakers occupying
a room over Kalay's ansered him so with
their racket that he dashed upstairs and
ordered them to keep STILL They laughed
AZ him and Kalay drew his revolver. He
was disarmed at once, but in the struggle
10 regain the weapon it was discharged
several times with deadly effect on the
coubatants around him. Kaiay came at
once to New York. He has a wife here
with whom he has not lived for some time
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
DECISION AGAINST wRIGHTs
Court Denies Injunction Sought to Hold
Up Aero Corporation Fund.

Justice Page rendered a decision yester-
day against the Wright Company, OF Whlcn
the aviators, Wilbur Wright and OrVilie
Wright are the principal members, in the
company's application for an injunction to
restrain the Aero Corporation from dis
posing of fund now on deposit with the
Equitable Trust Company until a claim OF
5000 held by the plaintiff company is
satisfied The Aero Corporation ran the
recent international aviation meeting at
Belmont Park.
The Wright Company had contract with
the defendant which provided for cash
payment TO the plaintiff of $4,000 for ex-
hibiting at Belmont Park, this payment
not to include any prizes that the company
might win, and for further $1,000 in con-
sideration OF the plaintiff refraining from
taking any actions against any of the ex-
hbitors for violation of patent rights. The
latter arrangement, 1T was said. was to
stand only in case the receipts were more
than S125,000.
The net receipts were s1sS00o, but the de-
fendant said that there were still some
unpaid accounts. and that out of what was
left after those were paid the Aero Cor
poration had to first repay to the sub
scribers of a s125,O0O fund the amount that
they had paid.
which the Wright Company tried to have
held up was not impressed with trust III
its favor and denied the Injunction.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
FREIGHT RATES ON FOSSILS
Biologists Declare Charges Excessive
Want New Classification.

Pittsburg. Dec. H.-rhe question o<
freight rates was one OF the engrossinx
topics discussed by the American Geolox-
ical Society at its annual meeting here to-
day, when DR.. ". J. Holland. director q
the Carnegie Museum, presented a resolu-
ton asking the appointment OF committee
to take up with the railroads the matter
of a change IN the classification of fossils.
DR.. Holland declared that he had paid
5000 freight charges q shipment Of fox-
sill rock for which 500 would appear ample
in comparison with other freight schedules.
After the reading of number Of reports
of a technical nature the following officers
were nominated for election to serve the
coming year: President. Professor W. NJ
Davis, of Harvard: yice-presideufs, ". n.
Rice, Wesleyan, Middletown. Conn; W. b.
Scott, Princeton; secretary, Or. e o
Hovey. American Museum Of Natural His
tory. New York City; treasurer. ". B
Clark, Johns Hopkins. and librarian Il p
Gushing, Western Reserve
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
TO SUE EXPRESS COMPANIES
Attorney General Says Several Are
Doing Banking Business.

Justice Amend yesterday authorized AZ
torney General O'Malley to institute suits
against ten corporations which, IT Is al
legged. have charters as express companies
and have been doing banking business
among Italians In violation of the state
banking laws.
1t rs said that since the new banking
law went into effect. compelling private
banking corporations TO furnish bonds from
which provision express companies for
warding money orders are exempt a larSs
number OF persons and corporations doing
a banking business have obtained from, the
state charters TO do an express business,
The proceeding viii be one TO cancel the
charters OF the Defendants
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
HER DEATH DUE TO MEASLES
Woman Dies Three Days After
Contracting the Disease.

Summit, n J., Dec II (SpecfaD.-Measie0
proved fatal to-day for Mrs. Ellen Connors
sixty-ive years old. wife OF Michael Com
nors, OF No. za9 Morris avenue. this city.
She had been I'll only since Saturday
Mrs Connors and her husband had gained
a small fortune by selling milk. They grad
ually added to their little dairy, which at
first consisted of two cows. and invested
their growing profits in real estate. OF late
years they had abandoned the original in
dustry and devoted themselves entirely to
looking after their property. The husband
survives