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LUNG PIERCED BY BROKEN RIB
TweIve-Ycnr-Old Roy Wns Impnlcd on
Cemetery FeaCc--ThOw%ht He
VIII Recover.

Rutland, oct. 91.-With his right lung
pierced and one rib broken, Homer
Williams of Fair Haven was brought to
the Rutland City hospital .o-night in a
serious condition. The younRstcr had
been playing near a picket fence when
he slipped, one Of the spikes entering his
side.
Young Williams. who Is l2 years Old is
the son of Mrs. Jennie Williams. This
afternoon he, with several other boys
was playing in the West street Gene
terry at Fair Haven. Tho other boys
were a little older and they climbed the
high picket fence. but when Williams
tried It be slipped, falling on tho spikes.
one of tho ribs on his right side was
broken and the sharp point penetrated
the right lung. The other boys assisted
him TO the ground and about this time n
man passed and he at once summoned
Or. r. X Lape. The boy was taken to his
Office and DR.. George Parkhurst was call
ed It was deemed advisah BILE to take him
to tho hospital and he came on the $40
train. AT the hospital late tonight he was
resting comfortably and II no complica-
lions develop he will probably recover.
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FAKE CAPITALIST ARRESTED
Strikcbreakcr Claimed to Have In
herltcd n Large Fortunc-ChnrEed
with Writing False Check.

81 Adams. oct. 23.--iiarry Alexander
Brown is in Franklin county tall await
ing trial on the charge OF uttering a false
check brown came to this city to work
for the Central Vermont Railway COM
many at the time of the strike last July.
but shortly after he became i'll and gave
IN working Later he told various COM
pa mons that he had recently fallen heir to
n fortune and showed friends n check
for s3l. 800; he also claimed that he owned
A large amount of real estate In St
Louis. During his residence In this city
he has lived at the house of Ernest H.
Forth, who was formerly city superin-
tendent Of streets but who has been
more recently employed by the Central
Vermont. Since his arrival here Brown
has appal emily lived to enjoy himself ard
spent much time driving about the coun-
try, etc. He Is a good looking, will ap-
poartng man between So and 10 years old
Marshall II. Alexander has been en-
ployed as Browns attorney and tho
hearing has been set for November a.
When Brown became Ill he induced Mr.
Forth to give up work and care for him,
which Forth did While III the own, +
of the s3l, 800 check unfoldcd a scheme
by which he and h,ortn wero to go into
the Wholesale grocery business IN St.
Louis. and the fortunes Of both would 10
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MRS. AVERILL BEHIND BARS
C0lIapScs When Arrested for Murder
of Her Iinshnnd-i,uby Goes to
Jail with Mother.

st. Adams. oct. o3-Mrs. Frank Aver
i'll was arrested late Saturday afternoon
on the charge OF murder Of her husband
last Thursday might At thcir home in the
Tular district al 81. Adams town. She
is now In Franklin county Jail awaiting
the hearing which will not he held for u
few days. ass stated ny States Attorney
Elmer Johnson this afternoon.
When arrested she collapsed for the
first time since her husbands death Fri
day evening, and she IS at present In a
very nervous condition. She refused to
matter before her arrest The three-year-
old daughter Is With her mother al the
Jail.
Mrs. Averlll Is about 40 years old and
Is a lar.,c Irish woman with considerable
brorue. Her appearance t. not prepos-
sessing and she continues TO say that her
husband told the truth when he exon
Grated her before his death, The autAori-
ties, after an examination of the prem
ises and the body OF the dead man
thought the arrest should be made,
Mr. Averilrs body was taken from the
undertaking rooms of j. +. sullivan yes
tcrday morning to Franklin. his former
home, where the funeral took place at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
body was accompanied to Franklin by
the mans son by former marriage and
n cousin, William Steinhour, of Highgate,
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town, village Incorporated school or fire
district at a rate not exceeding 4 per cent
for constructing. purchasing or repairing
any of their property or aiding In the
construction of a railroad. II was referred
to the general committee. Senator Darling
of Caledonia county introduced bill
amending the public health laws so that
health officers shall he required to make
sanitary inspections and allows the clos
ing Of churches and schools at time Of
an epidemic.
At the morning session of the Senate
Senator Rardon of Rutland county IN
troducod a bill to incorporate the Yer
gennes Light & Power company and a
bill was also introduced to amend the
law relating to service of notice in
divorce cases.
The first Senate bill killed was the one
raising the pay of grand and petit Jurors
to $50 per day. The Senate bill allowing
n husband the right TO waive the rrovi-
sions OF wife's will was passed and the
bill amending Barre's charter relating to
the holding of frecmans meetings was
ordered to a third reading.
The routine resolutions relating to visits
to State institutions by the joint COM
mittees were adopted.
c. W. Writer'S of st. Alhans, counsel
for the Central Vermont road. was in
town to-day and requested the Senate
committee on railroads to postpone
consideration of the bill giving tho
public service c0nmission power to
regulating the building of railroad
stations until the latter part of next
nfl- t,-I,n l, H.,
request was, of course, granted.
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mn act to amend No. g. acts of 1905 nm
act to amend section 1870. public statutes.
relating to exemptions from taxation.
t,Sotes, bonds or orders Issued after
February t. 1907. evidence of obligations
for money loaned county, town, village,
Incorporated school or fire district ut rate
not exceeding per cent. per annum, for
purchasing or repairing any
Of their property, or aiding construction
Of a ralroad) General committee.
s IG-By Senator Darling of Caledonia
an act to amend sections 1885, $40, 5ii2 and
5455, public statutes. relating to preserva-
ton OF the public health H1ealth officer
shall make sanitary inspections whenever
he suspects anything detrimental to
public health Can close churches and
schools In times of epidemic under orders
Of the state board of health. Can call on
State officers TO help .hcm In discharge
Of duty)
On motion of Senator Tutt'c Of Rutland
the Senate adjourned.
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i'eNotl"Nal exercises by the chap-
lain
JOINT RESOLUTION
BY Senator Powell of Chittenden
that the Senate meet in joint assembly
at 23o p. IN for the election of state
officers.
BY Senator Taplin Of orleans, joint
standing committee to visit house Of
correction. State and court expenses.
Senator Powell Of Chttenden invited
Senate to the laying Of the corner
stone of Hotel Vermont October %.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
S. 13--By Senator Barden of Rutland.
an act to incorporate the Verscnnes
I.irht e Power Company. Capital
stock shall DO $4,000, divided into
shares of 500 each. Capital stock
may be increased by vote majority
stock. May mortgage property not to
exceed three fourths Of the total
amount of the capital stock. May
erect poles. lines, lamps in highways
and streets IN said city provided pub
lie convenience and travel shall not
be unnecessarily affected) Corpora
tons
y. li-An act to amend section 3Ol7
and 3070 of the public statutes, relat-
ing to service in libel For divorce.
Summons shall be served upon belize
in this state IL days before sitting OF
court If lihellee Is out of the State
libel!ant may file His libel in the Office
OF the clerk of the court, but evidence
must be given that the libclloe has
resided out Of the State five years or
had personal notices.) Judiciary.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
s. 6--An act to amend 1885 Of the
public statutes, relating to husbands
right to waive Will OF wife.
ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
s. Am act to amend section as of
No. oil, acts 1909. incorporating city
and town Of Barre.
On motion of Senator Davis of Wind
sor Senate adjourned.
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Martin OF Broolilinc nominated Elcazer
l.. Waterman of Brattleboro; seconded by
MIR. Stafford of Brattleboro. Senator
Buttcrneld of orleans and Senator Adams
of Windham.
For second associate Judge MIR. Maun
of st. Adams nominated a. A. Hall of
Vt. Adams; seconded by Senator Archibald
Of bennington, Mr.. rabbitt OF Rocking
ham.
w. II. Taylor of Hardwick was
nominated by MIR. Bronson of IIar1wick;
seconded by Mr.. Fletcher OF Cavendish,
Mr. Tecl Of burlington, Senator Taplin
of Orleans. Mr.. Annoy of Brighton. Mr.
Clark OF Morrisvlle.
Tcd S. Stanton OF Roxhury was
nominated by Senator Gordon of wash
ington; seconded by Mr.. Howard of Rox-
bury, Mr.. Boyce OF Waterbury. Mr.
Calderwood of ST. Johnshury. Mr.. Shaw
of stowe. Senator Seaver of Orange.
For sixth superior judge, Senator
Clark of Rutland, nominated Fred NJ
Butler OF Rutland. Seconded by MIR. Web
ster Of Swanton, Senator Daniels of
Washington. Mr.. McCucn OF Vergcnncs
senator Powell of Chittendcn and Mr.
i}uttcrficd Of Wilmington.
All superior Judges were unanimously
elected.
For the office of superintendent OF
education. Mason S. stone of Montpelier
vas nominated by Justus Dart Of
Springfield: seconded by Mr.. Gatchell Of
charleston, Mr.. Clark Of Morrlstown, Mr.
bronson Of Hardwick, Mr.. McCuen OF
Nergenncs. Mr.. Stone OF Wallingford
Mr.. Wright of Westminster, Mr.. Matti-
son of glastonbury, Mr.. Cory Of Mont
pcler, Mr.. McCue Of Wcybridge, and Mr.
stone was elected by reclamation.
For scrgeant-at-arns, Mr.. Cory Of
MONTPELIER nominated c. H. Perrin Of
Montpelier. Seconded by Mr.. Miller of
! l}ethel, Senator Dale OF Essex Elected
| by reclamation.
For adjutant and inspector general. L..
$. Tillo,tson Of 81. Albans was nomi-
mated by Senator t,uttcrfioid Of Orleans.
Seconded by Mr.. Fletcher OF Cavcndish.
Mr.. Branch of Grand Isle Mr. Elliott Of
Hartford. Mr.. Maun OF st. Alhans. Nj
| CalderwoDd of St. Johnsbuiy, Nj. mt
ridge Of Leicester, Mr.. Becmau Of Mil.
ton, and Mr. Martin Of Hnrtland Elected
unanimously by viva voce vote
| For judge advocate. Fir. Bean of New
| port nominated Aaron II. Grout Of New-
port seconded by Mr. Chanco of Hut-
| land; he was elected.
| For trustees Of tha / Y NJ ou1 Va.
| mont Agricultural College .x-cov tohu
G; NcCullourh was nominated IL, snc,l..
| or Hove; seconded by Mr. Sconcld OF
! Eichford elected
For second trustee, Cassius Peck of
burlington was named by Mir. Peck OF
| Rurliurton: seconded hv Mr. Dart, q.
| Sp1iuplicld and Mr. Ellis ~ Rrool,uo,d.
elected
For third trus,on tn succeed - c ,,,s.
sett of Erosburr Senator Jo,coll of
/ Chittcrdcn nominated Clayton | Wrich,
IF Wilrston: seconded nv Mr. T,bo,n,.o,
/ of Proctor Mr. Corr,- Of Nto,,,oio,. orl
| venator Norton of ,'hit,ondor Mr. Crnr.
! IF Enosbur,- nominated Mr. i,osso,t COO.
! oudcd hv Mr. Wehstor of Swonto, Mr.
| Bronson of Iardwic,< ana MIR po,vi.. ot
| N,,vfaun
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HOUSE, TERNOON.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

II. G2--By Mr.. Fletcher Of Caven-
dish, to amend section S4l6 Of the pub
lie statutes. by granting the right of suf-
frage to women. To committee on iudic-
larry.
II. G3-By Mr.. Miller Of Bethel, an act
relating to the heating and ventilation of
factories. state board Of health to pre-
scribe regulations for the heating and
ventilation of mills and factories employ
ing 10 or more pcrsons). To Joint commit
tee on public health
II. 6i-By MIR. Boycc Of Waterbury, to
establish a bureau of information and
statistics and give publicity to the nat
ural resources of Vermont (Appro-
PIRATES $4,000 for establishment and
maintenance OF State bureau. Governor
to appoint a director at salary Of sl50O)
To committee on conservation.
II. 65-By Mr., Bryant of Ludlow, an act
providing teacher training courses in high
schools and academies. To committee on
State schools.
II. 6G-By Mr.. Bryant Of Ludlow, to
amend section SAP Of the public statutes,
relating to public buildings. Defines
public buildings as churches, court houses
and municipal rooms, school buildings
school and society halls above the second
story, hotels and restaurants more than
two stories high, ctc). To committee on
public buildings.
II. 67-By Mr. Wright of Westminster,
an act In amendment OF the laws relating
to school attendance and child employ
mcnt To committee on education.
II. 6S-By Mr.. Branch OF Grand Isle,
f,,,,
close season on skunks. martin. mink.
raccoon and fsher-cat from March II to
October 49,. To Joint committee on Rnmo
and fisheries.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 17-Preventing payment OF fees to
justices of the peace In criminal cases
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. A-To amend act Incorporating the
soldiers home,
II. 3o-To amend act incorporating the
f. & T. Fairbanks company.
II. 36--To amend act granting certain
powers to village OF Hyde Park
H. SOTO amend an act Incorporating
the Fairvcw Casualty company.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The two houses met In Joint assembly
this afternoon nj $3.50 to elect judges Of
the supreme court, superior judges and
State officers, For chief Judge of supreme
court Mr. Bailey of Randolph nominated
John ", RoWell Of Randolph. Senator
Archibald OF bennington nopinated Love
land Munson Of Manchester for first as
| ISOLATE Judge Seconded by Mr.. Mattison
| Of Glastonbury.
For second associate judge, Senator
Dale OF Essex nominated John H. wat
son OF Montpelier. seconded by Mr.. boyce
Of Waterbury
For third associate Judge, MI fech
~ Burlington nominated Seneca iiasei'oh
OF burlington, Seconded by senator
Powell Of Chittenden,
For fourth associate Judge, Mr.. clark
Of Morristown nominated George NJ.
Powers Of Morristopn. All were oh-
Hnimously elected.
For chief superior judge. seha'or ror,er
of Caledonia nominated wizard W. Mhos
OF Barton: seconded by Mr., Marth OF
Brookiins; by Senator Lyford OF wash
,ngton, Mr. Amey Of Brighton ana Mr.
Earron of Barton.
Fur f.rst ASSOCIATE superior Judge. Mr.
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established. lie not only would establish
Colonial" house which he claimed to
own on Lynvillc ave in 81. Louis, into
which the Tor,n fnm!ly was TO move
Mr. Forth sold his house in this city
and had made all arrangements to move
his family to Miss oJri, when the scheme
was so rudcly shattered hy the arrest OF
Brown. Among other kindly charitable
acts OF said Brown was the offer to pay
n grocery biz Of Fortin's amounting to
s39.33. Brown presented draft for tho
amour; on the Boatmen's bank of st.
Louis. Tho draft was changed to n check
ana the chcck was presented and pay
ment refused. II is said that other checl,s
had been refused.
Two other men were victims Of Mr.
Browns scheme, one being local law
yer. who was to act MS attorney for tho
wholesale grocery firm Of "Hrown, Forth
& Co." and the other, Harvey Bcvins.
Il farm laborer.
NJ. u. Alexander became sus oiclous =
Brown finally and sent an inquiry to q
St Louis LAWYER about browns staudinc
IN the financial world of that city. with
he result that II was ascortrlnc1 TIM,
Harry AcXandc Brown had no nccount
at Boatmcn's. "rho great Question II,
the minds of all H. what t-ic object ~
Browns action could no for il will bo
seen nj once that his friends which no
made hero were not those whom no could
work" FOR anything which wouid bo In
his advantage. The idea has been adj
vancod that Brown was not 10 mako -
cleanup from worthless checks but that
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CAPT. DOGARDUS AGAIN HITS THE
BULLS EYE.

This world famous rifle shot who holds
the championship record of 100 pigeons
In 100 consecutive shots Is living at Lin
coin, III. Recently interviewed, he says
~ suffered q long time with kidney
and bladder trouble and used several
well known kidney medicines, all of
which gave mo no relief until started
taking Foley Kidney Pills Before l used
Foley Kidney Pills ! had severe back
aches and Ialns In my kidneys with sup
preston and cloudy voiding. On arts
Ing in morning | would get dull
headaches. Now | hove taken three bot
ties OF Foley Kidney Pills and l feel 100
per cent. better, | am never bothered
with my kidneys or bladder and again
feel like my own self" j. W. OSulli-
van. "a Church street; Stanley and Es-
tey, WinoosM
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HOUSE-MORNING.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain.

Devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
From tho Senate. adopted in concur
renee. that at the Joint assembly this aft
ernoon n trustee of the L. V. Nj. be elect
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of George Aiken of Woodstock.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. officiating to debts exempt from
trustee process.
KILLED.
H. so-Lim,ing the term of Office Of
town treasurer.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. 57-I3y Mr.. bronson of Hartlwicl, 20
repeal No 1i9 Of the acts Of 1898. rela ting
to the pasteurizing of milk To joint
committee ON public health.
II. 5S--By Mr. Royce of Waterbury, an
act to Incorporate tho Waterbury Savings
Bank G. Trust company. 70 committee
on banks.
II. 59-By MIR Martin OF Brookline. In
amendment Of public statutes, sections
1S5 and PAS, relating to certificates of cleo
ton. 0'rovides that rcprcsentativcs-clcct
shall! upon receiving certificates OF cleo
ton, forthwith forward same to the Sec
rotary Of statc) To committee on cleo
tons.
II. Coy Mr. Maun of ST. Adams city.
an act TO promote the poultry interests of
Vermont. (Appropriatcs $500 annually for
the Vermont state Poultry association.
To committee on agriculture.
amend subdivision s Of section 80 OF the
public statutes. relating to exemptions
from taxation. deposits in all savings
banks and trust companies without the
state, and in all banks other than saw
ings banks and trust companies within or
without the state. and the excess over
one thousand dollars in any one savings
bank or trust company within this state,
TO hc SGT in tho list on April ~ To com
mittec on ways and means.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S Authorizing tho Connecticut River
Railroad company to hold stock In the
Vermont Valley railroad. To committee
on railroads.
s. Authorizing tho Vermont Valley
railroad to hold stock of the Massawippi
Valley railroad and to own additional
railroad.
S. 9-An act to amend section IS Of No.
2l1 Of the acts OF 1902, entitled an act to
amend l65 of the acts of 1894 Incorporate
ing the city and town of Barre. To COM
mittee on municipal corlNrations.
PETITION
BY Mr. Ward of Danville for the enact
ment of an up-to-date Statewide prohibit
tory law. To Joint committee on tenn
perance.
on motion OF Mr.. Briggs of Searsburg
the House adjourned.
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SENATE-AFTERNOON.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

by Senator Adams of Windham IN
structng Joint standing committee on
State prison to visit that institution. State
aud court expenses.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution authorizing joint stand
ing committee to visit State Industrial
school.
THIRD READING REFUSED
q. Ian act relating pay OF grand and
petit jurors.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
s. l6-IIealth officer shall make weekly
reports when a communicable disease
prevails to secretary OF state, board OF
health and annually in the month Of
January report to the secretary sanitary
condition and public health In detail OF
his town or city, Joint standing commit
tee on public health,
S. 15-By Senator Edgerton Of Windsor.
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ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Black Duck, MIMI" about a year
ago | wrote you that ! was sick and

could not do any OF
my homework. Ny
sickness was called
Retrotlcxion. When
] would sit down I
felt as if I could not
&c t up. / took
Lydia L. Pinkham's
V eye t a Bile Com
pound and did just
as you told me and
now ! am perfectly
cured, and have a
big baby boy"
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Consider This Advice.

Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to q surgl.
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia i. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
ly from roots and herbs, fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and invicorator Of
the female organism. Women resid-
ing in almost every city and town in
the United states bear willing tcsti-
monv to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
+. pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
1t cures female ills, and creates radi-
ant. buoyant female health. If you
are i'll, for your own sake as vel. as
those You love, give it a trial.
Mrs. Pinllham, at Lynn. Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND
TrrrSurcr 4, IT. Gleason of the state
Committee issues Detailed StntC-
mcnt of Expenditures.

s. Johnsburv. oct pa. ". Gleason.
treasurer of the. democratic state com
m!ttee, makes public the following state
mcnt of contributions and expenses Of
the recent campaign:
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ARCHITECT AHE CONTRACTOR

f'E ii.!, %E,.,i.ithN.
Lard Nrrh!tcca and Contractor. VA son
work, cNrayating. road end sewer
building. glading. cement aNG con
crctc walks. steps. etc. 422 North ~.
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ESSEX JUNCTION FIRMS
HARDWARE, PAINTS, ETC.
&. J.. KEITH.

Hardware stoves. Ranges. Plows,
etc. Pumps ana Tinware. pulp Plas-
ter Lime and Hair. Builders Hard
ware, Paints, OiIs, =.
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msy ESS DIRECT DRY
E.rEfng5c Wiaocs ski and Essex Junction BIS
mess Firms
LAUNDRY

81 ANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
office 1i5 Cherry -. H. ". Hulloclc,
rLop. 1'inc shirt, coll and .rff work
Phone, ssh or send postal aud driV-
or viii call.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
NICHOLS g. Parker.

Estimates furnished at short notice
on all kline, OF buildings. First class
work at living prices Essex Jet, W.
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DAY GOODS AND SHOES

Dry and fancy Goods. Ladies' an.
Gents Furnishings Boots, Shoes enc
Ruhbcrs. Fine Wall Paper
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OFFICE SUPPLIES
PLUM sEHs
nccFr.1
TT ? ShT.C.S

footer ana dealer in all kinds %
roofing material. Contracts executed
rirst class work Estimates. 3sI
North Street
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DRUGGIST

Junction Pharmacy. y complete ana
up-to date line of Drugs and Medi-
cines. We can give you the very fin
est work and lowest prices, on EN-
graved Cards. Stationery :nd Invita-
tions.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
MORNING.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

Devotional exercises by the chap
lain
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MILEAGE. HQnHS

OF Al. Itrrs 40 pF.NT.
T.. IL. HiND.iI. DRUGGIST.
rs Nnin street.
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RUGS

SEND In your orders for Carpet
: leaning done l. tho S91rp 'acuurn
Dleanrr, zoe. per hour with man. or
rem i"r 500 a 10y Carpets taken UP,
repaired and laid
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HARDWARE

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Ensilage Cutters md Paper Elowers.
We carry the in stock and can save
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