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Ofice of William Gilmore, Edgewsod, ILL Coscura Remedy Co. Hot Springs Ark
 Gentlemen:-Please send me five jars of "COSCURA," the same as l got from you in Hot Springs. am great oeaI better than when I left there, and 1t mas helped me wonderfully. Kindly send at WA. GILIaMORH.
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Rock Springs. Ga.

Rock Springs, Ga. Coscua Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs Ark Dear Sirs:--I am glad to say that your remedy has cured me, l had sore on my ear for two years. and now 1t mas healed up can recommend 1t to any one that has skin eruptions. Am pleased that pr. Parks prescribed it for me. Yours truly, c. B. POTrs'
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Galveston. Texas.

 coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs. Ark. CentIemen.--The jar of Coscnra arriV- ed all O. K. Mrs. Leon is deeply grate fui at having used your remedy; sne nas been severely afflicted for over 15 years, having seven large. painful seres on her legs, some as large as silver uohai: They are all healed up now. She tried ali kinds of doctors and medicines, but noth- ing relieved her until she used Coscura- You certainly have wonderful remedy. Yours truly, MRS. J. Q. DONNELL,
 22 Market Street.
 Ottawa, Ill, Feb. 1, 1909. coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs. ArA Gentiemen:-I have been afflicted the past seven years with very severe case of itching Eczema could not rest ak night for the intense itching and 1t be. came SC bad that I was compelled to quit work. I was under treatment with an eminent specialist of Chicago, without obtaining any relief. then wens to Au- gustine Hospital for ten weeks and was discharged and pronounced incurable. AS q last resort came to Hot Springs ana treated under 8 skin specialist without any benefit. A friend induced me to try "COsCURA." I had suffered SC long that I mad but very little faith in it, but after using one jar there was a decided improvement. and l am happy to say say tirely well and 1t has made a new man out of me. Sincerely yours,
 CHAS. E JOHNSON. once Chief of Police Memphis. Tenn Coscura Remedy Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark- Gentlemen:--I have given the Coscura you sent me to parties who have yer, bad cases of Eczema ana It has aireauy made several wonderful cures. Please send me one-hah dozen jars by express and draw for amount. as several frienos want ts try it. Yours truly
 County Clerk
 
 Lilly Carriage Co, Memphis, Tenn Coscurn Remedy Co., Hot Springs. Ark CentIemen:--You will please send me one more jar of Coscura by express :
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Lilly Carriage Co.. Memphis. Tenn
 Coscura Remedy Co.. Hot Springs. Ark.
 Gentlemen:--You will please send me one more jar of Coscura by express beIieve this will cure me up. 1t is the only remedy of the many that l have tried that has oenehtteg ss u,nI me; TT fours truly, o~nN A1A'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
DAVENPORT VIM RIN AGAIN.
Oneida Republican Leaders Decide to
RenonIlnate Him.

lIirA. A.C 20 II "a definitely an
nounCed tonight that state senator
Frederick VI Davenport will bs renomi-
mated without opposition az the Oneida
county Republican convention newt
month NICa-Pr.s d-nt sherman and III"
other Republican leaders IN the county
hay" decided not to oppos. further tho
senator. and with the Endorsement Of
con Roosevelt. ~" backing 81 10th fac
tons OF the party and his personal popu-
larity 10 accelerate IA" machinery the
name Of IN. senator vii be placed upon
the ticket with a whoop II : believed
that hi- Democratic opponent will 10
former senator Joseph ACkrovd 81 York
VILE
Just What caused the sudden change
~ attitude Of 'A- Republican party man
ayers toward senator Davenport - best
known 20 themselves Former Mayor
Thomas Wheeler told a Newspaper man
to-dav that no one else appeared 20 want
the nomination and that b." believed Il
would be bad politics to oppos" Dayan-
port Mr. Whistler added that IA" sem
ator had faithfully represented the -entI-
meu' 80 his constituents IA N. L-gl,-
lBtur.
tnquestIonablv N" sentiment N favor
az Davenport was siren g'hened power
fully by the comm-ndatIon which Daven-
port received from Col Roosevelt here
TUESDAY. and IN" Senator vas popular
before that incident There was som"
TALK that the senator would run a. an
independent candidate u he wer" not
regularly nominated. and with Rons"-
vsit'- ~sistanCs lie would have been
formidable Candida'. Nv giving him
IN. regular Republican nomination such
night will 10 avoided
With senator Davenport assured ~
a denomination the attention Of Oneida
county Republicans will now b" focused
on the fight ~ this county over IN. sl"'-
ton 81 Delegates 10 IN" state convention
a. Saratoga
II WaS assorted today that close friends
Of Vice President sherman IN this civ
are m stat" II great alarm over hIs
political future t-'Cause Of the situation
pr-ripl'atNd hy NJ being -es"t.d a IA"
old guards candidate for temporary
chairman - tho state convention one
81 th~sa friends. although hs admitted
that h. spok" without authority. saId
that Mir sherman, II the proper means
W"r- employed. would gladly retire from
the temporary chAirnanship IN favor %
Roosevelt Root Fred Grelnar 81 Buffalo
or any one els" The Woo President.
however previous 70 his depsr;'Ir" for
Illinois TODAY refused % discuss the
ross hility ~ his retiring
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CHARITIES iWAr BEHIND.
Estimate Asks 81 LOAN. 900 More Than
Appropriation.

Estimates ~ the expenses for the De-
partment ~ Pubic Charities were 70
Ceived yesterday by the Finance Depart
ment and they show an increase Of 81 .O4O. e
io1 over III" amount Appropriated for tho
department for this year. The budget
provision for this year was q $50 .oI2 and
an additional sum Of .2OOonO has been
provided IN revenue bonds
In a statement commenting on tho
needs ~ the department the publicity
Committece 81 the forthcoming budget
exhibit states that the financing Of the
department will ba one II the harde.,
problems that the BOARD Of Estimate
will have to contend with in preparing
the budget for next year II was t,oin'sd
out that the reason for the incr.ased s-.ti b
mates was the Increased price ct pToVt-
sionS and In support 81 this statement IL a
report written hy Commissloner Drum
mond OF the department ~ which he
shows IN" increase IN prizes 81 almost
all the nece>~arie-s bought by the depart
fn-nt
The higher cost ~ living no also 81
plains requires the raising Of the salar,ss
Of many 81 the rnrloyee~ u the olpparr
ment. u II also urged that S8is,373 /.
nssded To put IN sanitary and proper con
ditinn the several hundred b,iildinns
large and small. controlled by the depart
Inent.
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rI>rHOT To an us, RGENTs.
WIN Take an >rti'e Part In the 1on,.ns
Congregational Campaign.

WAsHISGroS. Aug "A r,rTord Pm.
che, will JON Thaodora R0o-evrl' m Den
YER IN. latter part ~ the month He will
journey INTO Kansas with the Roosevelt,
rarity and will then proceed 10 - Paul
whore no will ure-iC!" ~ the conservation
congress which will meet m that city
S-ptemlJa n tOp
Mr pin"h,t intends 10 take an active
part IN the coming campaign lie will
make Gpe.Ches IN the First Minnesota
district in oprn-itinn :" th" denomination
~ Representative Jan"- \ Tawney Mr.
Pinchot and Mr. Tawn"y are bitterly ho~
~" Mr THWnay l. regarded by Mr.
and Tawnev's record On this subject Will
y" thoroughly exploited IN the First
Minnesota district by Nr Pinchot
II has already bern announced by Mr.
Pirchot that ha has prornissd IN make u
uumi..r 81 -paechss IN Wisconsin IN he
hIlf ~ tho denomination ~ Senator Rob
-r' " H. Toilette
Ti"re is reason To- bHlisve that Nj
PIu"hot Will either deliver = series ~
-JaaChs- OF write -pfne strong I-tterS
calculated 80 holp the Candida"v ~ Rep
r"scntative Miles PoindsNter who ~ run
ning for the Snnatorship in the S'I;. 81
Washington Poind~Nter ~ making his
campaign an out and nut unsurgen. plat 70
form. and ha ~ OpJror.d ny half a DOZEN
others oi VARYING degrees Of regularity
His principal opponent ~ former senator
IDnn / Wilson Who Is advocating con-
-ervHtIon NY m" states instead 81 by the
Federal Government The Wilson policy
- opposed 20 the Pinchot idea Of con-
S"rvation.
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>TBLEI HEID ron TRItL.
M Congressman aud other accused
WIN uIn Nu>I Facr a Jur,

WARpg, ~ N.r ~ Wa.srng a
h.lrrus ~ ~. .nf. ration winch charges
rr"rn 49, rpns ring - d"hau"h the
-...,r p ..' Warren. ,,Inty Joseph Z.
~j.l,N ~ ar sin Wun r"c-n'lv r-sIgn"d
MS p.ir, is raud.da', for congress On
the Republican tlc,.t m 'hIs district.
and frank Ii lavi"r ~ FRANKLIN and
Charles - randall ,,.prrs y Mum
and - VI Howard - tis county war"
hold for trial tins morning uy Just,c"
u = Perry ~ - -" Defendants were
;,r..-,nt "vc-p'Iuc ~lrIcy who's" physi-
cans fprutsncd certificates that he -
-" - - l~aN" ms h"in"
I'ri"r .. 49," h.-ar'ng attorney Bell
app.ar.d 90 ~" p-ir.. - JE-'ic" perry
anu .r,seur'd an am-rIm'r' - -" IN
formation originally mad" Nv onsta i.
Pa. Ia" amendment Na- O. change
f's dat. e the primaries ~ which SIhlev
49, nominal ~ IrHiu Jan" II - gwen
~ tar Information. - June and to
rntrg" rnD address e Taylor. gwen as
col ~ :, Franklin
i4-'rr. p"Try d"murrad ~ the adrnis-
-i,u rf 'h,. amendment and ASKED At'or-
u.. b.. - deter IN. matter until the
ATTORNEYS fr tH" dat.ndants should
arrI'" Attorney B"ll however insisted
mat D." bad The n gh' 60 amend the Infor-
rua'rpu and ht- amendment was accepted
NJ -u"ss fHr Nlri"v and IN" others
auru'Ift,.I 'r.v vuuI1 waive a hearing
IN IN. nrigiutI Information bat refused
=. a,rn'' N" amended information
,''ar ~" hearing had h"~n waived
a'tDrn"yE tnr IN" prosecution tried 10
f. -,." = taking q tss'irnony. claiming
'hnv had the right - d. -. nut me Magis-
rat" refused - hear -" testimony
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DEarH or LuCIrs I. corr.
President of the National Lead Go. Dies At
Carlsbad.

Lucius Cole. president II the
National Lead Company. died A. Carls-
bad on Thursday He had made a prnc-
TIC" Of going abroad yearly 81 late He
went abroad 'hl- year on July 10 o. take
the treatment At Carlsbad "" was u.
year. old His wife and one Of his daugh-
tiers were with him when ha died. A. was
also one ~ his sons Walter Cole. who
- assistant treasurer of the Magnus
Metal Company "f this city Mr. ,ola
had two daughters. one Of whom l. mar
red. ana thr". sons HIS other two
sons are Douglas Cpl" who u aSs,s'an,
in fhIs city, and q Campbell Cole who
live- m - LOUIS. wh.-. ha - secretary
NJ III. 81 LOUIS smelling AMI refining
Company. Mr. col" was formerly AN-o-
CiAted with the late Col " q ThornpScu
IN the OIL business IN West Virginia Cot
thompson was "A vice president ~ the
STANDARD o. Company and when he came
to New ork To n" the head Of the lead
company he brought Mr. Cole with nun
Mr. Cole was first treasurer and later a
NlCe-preSidsnt 81 tho lead compnny
and when Col Thompson died ten or a
dozen years ago no slcCes-d.-t a. pr,..l-
dent 81 thus company II" was a Director
in several other companies
NJ. Colo was born ia tho middle West.
His home was AZ LEV sllyu Park. Orange.
j In addition TO his connection with
the National Lead Company Mr. Cole
wa "A dir~~tor IT tho As-Iran.., Com
panv II America. of IN" Nnlnu- Metal
Comp any. the New Amsterdam Casualty
Company and tn" Seahoari National
Rauk
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GRiFT HEiRING PIT orr.
Variation season Prevents appearance Of
witnesses NTH september :.

II vas announced Yesterday hv the Hon.
Edwin \ Merritt chairman " the leGis-
latIve investigation COMMITTEES. the graft
hunters that the first public hearing
hv the committee had been postponed
action was decided upon after several
davs consideration nv the chairman and
Co'Insal
The preparations - counsel and com
mIttse Mr. Merritt said. are far enough
adv anCsi for ~ "a proceed with the
public TAX ing ~ testimony On the date
fN"i originally and We were much averse
~ any delay We found. however that
ssy "ral witnesses shall probably
cal N the early hearings are out NJ toVn
They ar. not avoiding SuhpTnaz. those
that ! refer Ia. but ihey are business men
away On their NaGatl"ns some ~ them
~" could bring back the whereabouts
81 some We do not knoN they are On
fishing trips or IN camps
We GOULD not help giving conrldera-
zion 20 the fact that IN the case ~ Ssy srAl
We are IN touch with We would Il Va
recalled them for newt TUESDAY, break
mp family vacation plans Some. as I
~ the-a facts we decided that even II
w~ went ahead no great progress would
he made IN the early hearings. and -
tho change II date was decided upon
Chairman and counsel are not. how
ever. taxing anv vacation They appear
20 have a mass ~ doc,Im entary evidence
w. examine and thare are occasional
street IN pursuit 81 leads suggested
nv letters or personal visits ~ citizens
who believe they know something the
committee should know
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diree; descendants o, Jane. skH -. -,
q NJ. Ms Rcdefick Biss-li % lq.''-. -
AID Tor two years Of that tirrr h. - % 4
Ni'h John BroNn % Harr-r T..-. ...-.
II l,ig be entered \ ale tas-i. -.. =
from y hIrh ~ ~ graduated Ia 'ssi
80 Gently ne pas@.d w. year. n n. "A,
fcrS"n Medical College "a a. .......
i i.sa y, 80 ~. % 6r So u "a mar IT,
McErrz"T Ely VI BROOKLYN. y ..
sur = by. his ~if". on. hr1'a.-
dst'' Y. Mr.. inarl-s bVED
OTTO Arees o; he firm o. s.ss'r,-.a ....
60 and a mem J"r % 90. -
Lo'tlln EIghinEe AID oi Re Cor .-'
H. 49, % years ~ Hs ~ bari 49,.
many he "a e,ivcAtei here s.s y.
r~,i with the rptton r.arke' ne 81. =.
coffee and general produce broke o.. .. :
ton lo hi ruuU-"ttDu 18th ~. 80. A. q. -.
through ~ meu4b~.-nlp o. he jaus... al
fx lALEp tie vas trustee o. ihe g. -
funds ot both exchange %; yE.D- III. -,
= taemS-r lie Vas married IN 49, 8" ~,
LAWYER ~ Atlanta. "a. lie = s,lrr,,s. :,
his wife and b. one son. Si~gfT.e! A-s-.
ShG aSs barge Poj.,ry Sasinss' Ssir Pas.
iiag.dorf Of Piainaeld G!s home "a. =.
RAILWAY road. PlAInGe!d
Mrs Carr.s =. ) Tutng died a, he- hog.
Illness Mira TwinE had for several RAJ,
teen prom lnant as a Lecturer both N -n,rIpt
ali -tIC ana N Grange circles and hs4 "a,
I resident % the New lork state Sg.T..5
i-r,. Association. she had lectures a
nearly every county IN the STATE aad uas
known ~ foroeful speaker thrDgsao-t
the lecture Geld abe Sas ''r =. era
years a teacher n tho puhli' s~hoo.s =
IVES, field Mrs living was IS wear. Old
She Is survived by one daughter aua a
: s'er
Dr Joseph JAnnsy Hull. Who 4 ~ r,..
,~Tiay a. he age OF -, lived q, tha hlhany
and Fifty hrst sres;, ani 80.
'la'ed from 10. New York Cnversiiv n
- and was a member Of The New Yors
E.verSi'y Alumni and the New York StAfA
and cry Pathological aoristiss lie hal
been for many years consulttn physinia an
~ the Nursery and Childrena Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
DIED..

ANTHONY on August Is. 1910. a. Mca1lsr
y J. james l.. Anthony. In his s7,h yeas
Funeral ,En., church Glen Ridge. : J,
MondAy. -nSuS' -. q, 10 \ N.
BAUM -Augus' "a. Frederiek Baum.
Funeral services sunday. esth. at The FrSERsL
'H"EcH.- .FsASN ?. CAMPBELL BLDo "a
We, al St
CHAFTEE Alter brief illness. q, me --S
denc~ Of q. \ SiArbuek IN TITS city Cr-or!
q ths~ee age - Yeas. Funeral Miid..
town. com. =. NJ saturday. the :-'a
COLE SIdd.uiy on August - 1910 ., Cars
bad. Austria Lucius A Cole In his san sea
Ctn-innAu and PArAersburg papers please rcyy.
pOTGrR After brief illness on august q
1870 A. he- residence Mountain Stsunu.
south orange. y. j. ClarA l. Dotger vt.o0
~ A-sfrw Dotgrr
Turera, services On Monday August - .
ne orAnE" valley Congregations Ch.rrs
d. 81 Arf ave 81 clock Train leave
Hoboxen VIA n L Railroad a. "a
p " PhIisdsiphia and Chicago rspsn
please copy.
GRAHAM.-AuguI - 1910. Les1e Graham.
service. ron THE Fr-SERAL CHuEcH al al
West 81 It. PRANK L. CANpskiL Btpo
HEALEY on august - At his summer resi-.
deuoe. Long Beach. l. l.. James lnEAlS
Healey Ar.d ~ years.
Funerai services a, the Church OF the HOY
communion. cDth 81 and sth Av.. Ss~ Nor.
city. on saturday morning At halt past u.
informant " oodlawn.
HOI.ZNPFEI. on August - 1910 MsEda.na
HoJarfel services from -THs FrNtsC
r"rECH- :ai. as West nd st ,FRASE
,NNFBELL BLp0
HULL OE August -. 1910. ct ais resldsacs rs
~ e,' aist -. pr. Joseph J. Hun. IN N. Tfn
year % b.. age
Noucr - funeral hereAfts~
METZGFE August -. 1910 Lillian Netss.r.
services from -rHE FUNERAL CHrRcH "a "a
49, 4 A M
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MY. LiGENSES MERE.
RronN Folks >o,in~d >EaIn There's .
Marriage Hurrau PtoWn.

i.ovs- labor - apparently being lost
IN Inc BronV A. any rate IN" nfficIaiS
up thsre are downn.arTct bv III. want
- uRtronag" whCh ha- met the branch
marriage lIc,'uss. bureau that was ",tah-
li-rei while ago f1r the convenience
- tbs. aLr don fancy hong trip m
TO- subway bat who banker after maj
rag. IIs' ~" -irI'
The pr'.-Ii"u, If that thorough feels
that NJ mI'rImuual annex hasn't been
favored Nth ~" pubh"itv which wouh
make t1. undertaking -rIor--sfgl and 30
ha- b."D doing n l'f,e hosting on hl-
Own uuuk Ev"ry minister ~ The BroEs
and Cvs-v f-I'"rnHl organization there
has r..r"Iv-i - .",t'r i' which President
Miller a-silr.- ~" residents = hi- haIh-
wick that 'NeTc - 2 C,rvrf"u W. and efficient
I'.'r- % waiting 20 DBL. =" them And
NJ l'.~- they COIN" gp and d. something
about ~ ms SAN" T''r~pn will appaTeutly
have. =, ,i,-.. Ip shop and l.tv. all the
lic"n-iIg - the t.'y Hall
H"r" - ~" app"Il from President
Miller
Nr.rsr %. 1910
Br,r 81 -, ,lors T. q S,lIly has
Established branch " 'Na Marriage L.
. -. - lUIrcgu m me Errr, Indcr tho polite
and ,autrI" 'hlrS- - Nr stuart Hsrris
Room nl- rcr' prepared for - IN Borough
Hal l7-'h street and Third avenue where
","rs ia,.lit, Will he ~viruded by Sir
H-rri- o" I'"rsrr- desiring ?, take ont
lI,aV-s-
hts bureau = os'atn-hsd here 90 tho
ra,Ju"-' ~ r.'rzet- - m" Bronx - that
applicants foT N-cr-ss would not to COM
T,.'il~t n travel ter miles 20 'lty Hall m
Manhattan. but ~ has not h~en pAtronized
enough 20 fur'ify me "NpenEe ~ keeping n
here. probably h~cause the 'i'iyeu- 81 The
BrorI I'D not know q IT, existence
desire that our people shall learn about
fhIs bureau 30 that - may 30 patrorIzed
and not Discontinued
viii Won ktndlv announce - your ron
greRa'ion or fellow members the foregoing
facts and uhlIRs you-- N"rv truly.
'Nrrs e NiLLVR
Presidsnt ~ tho Borough oi The Bron1
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IMAM ROBRERS ran.
,rc~ Arrests Five Of EIEht bandits whme
at WORK

DEs MoISEs Ia AUG - Eight men
attempted ~ rob an Iowa Central pas
sanger train southhound from Mime
apolIs near Nor1hwood carly to-day
Members 81 the tram creW suooeaded
IN placing five 81 the men under arrest
and they ar" held a. Northwood
tn" train was tagged and the robb~rs
boarded the cars AZ GCrdonville lust
nut ~ Northwood IT,. engineer and
hrernen we're covered with guns while
IN. robbers hsgan 20 relieve the pass..n gers
81 their vAluAbl~s
Later. when meml eru ~ tho train crew
got revolvcrS from another coach they
turned the tables IN the robbers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
HELIGIOts NOTICES
PROSPECT AVENUE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CNuRcN

COa. block snutn Prospect Ave subway Suuca.
Rev WILLIAM n CARR. n D. Psstor
u Vi Summer Musical Festival. sssdsy Evs-
August -. 1919. AZ isS 49,,
Special ~oloists-N Mrs. Jennie Jackson HI
ssontano. Mss Ida J. FlanaEan. eonu.o D
tssI Ss..o. ant S Ni. FRiVz KsYT-vFcS
Niolnist thnrus forty voice.
PROGRAMME
-Pater Nos-rr- IL J-Iss
Win TcnSr obns.;o. =.
a CappellA
King All Glorious 49, -. RGssT
80 o,- Motel ior sou sna chorus =.
solo ;or contT,ito. win v,onn oegs.'s
n soprano Soto
FROM "Ms..e sol-uners- -st cecei,
Attn Tenor Sclo
Win solo fDr Oonrslto. Duet for Tenor AZ
The Heavens Are Tetnng RNH
Prom Crraaoa
SOLO 'or soprano WITH vioHn o. cato
HoNest, Brrathe an EyenlnR Hiar9'ng GH7S
That's Nlsssr
-so-pd a, At.,-r- w u,.es
Prom @Jrdss Msocsbaes. solo 10 -,ar.-.
mr. AmuAtys- ''ssh
From Sta6at Mater Soprsno Sole sri -'r-'
very cordial Invitation u eSteniei p. T..
lowers u ne beautiful IN eccbasiasucsl r =
en- oy the randluou % thsss sgperb ear
Ge genius % ne masters OF sAer-t -. -.
The auditorium ore % the Hnesi N fts "
service = hee 20 the public. ~ carl o. '.'
sinu eTsr~d
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ke-ier Indicted for Bisam,

pr Harry y he~ler. dentist. who was
arrested several weeks ago for swindlin z
several Brooklyn women out ~ thousands
of dollars after marrying them. wns yes.
trrdAy indicted on two higamy charges
IL - alleged that he married Dora Schoelle-
al 500 TN. l. on August p IssIs, with
out securing divorce from Helen A
VOsburg. 70 whom he was married IN 1897
and thar he married WilhslmIna r. Lynch
NJ Glsns Falls. ~ Y. on July IL, 1919
keel~r was not arraigned IN the County
Court 70 plead 90 tho indictrnentA, being
under ths Doctors care at the jail.
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Obituary Notr.

Dr Paul Ch""-' porrGCh * N. for many
years % N'N Haven physician. . "a q, his
sun rn~r home ~ krni. conn YESTERDAY
pr SST 49," would h'v. raau - vsGrs
old m p't"h"r, hal a sever" sLorE Hpput
-FOUR We"ss ago pr ~kin had h." n actively
engaged ~ the pracft'n u med me ", New
Haven f1r over ioTfN years lie wac born
O"toh@r =. I,sS. IN ken'. Conn ard wa.
the sou Of Luther and Hannah AIN anu a
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SDtkTAhERs.
pEte~tsNAL%

FRANK ". CAMPBELL 7AI-7As ". 7sd 81
Chsu~ls Ambulance service. Tel lAst Ch.ssA
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PERSO FREDERICK J. orTERBElN
nruoSiyn, e egraph present post once address
y ". ttMMl NG. Poiuvtlle, Pa.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-05-27
Lewiston Normal.

On June 8, the Lewiston Normal
will graduate class of % and grant
first grade 5.year certificates to ~.
More teachers, therefore, will 20 out
from the Lewiston Normal this wear
than ever before in its history. The
Normal School itself has shown u
remarks able growth during the past
year, increasing from 1919 in 1909 to
272 in 1910. 1t is drawing students
from every section of Idaho, both
north and south; as we'll as from the
neighboring states of Oregon, Wash.
ington and even as far east as Mime.
sofa. The following towns are repre-
sented by one to four graduates this
June: Boise, Charleston, WASH, Jordan
Valley. Ore, Kamiah. Lewiston, Can.
field, Juliaetta, Cameron, Bellevue,
Twin Falls, Rosalia. WASH, Union.
town, WASH, Wardner, Kooskia,
Haley and Weiser.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-05-27
A Good Show Coming.

The old favorite Mckenzie & Moore
Show Co. will present Brewster's
Millions and st. Elmo at Barnum's
Theatre June Sd and 4th. This Co.
needs no introduction to the people,
having played three-night stand
here two years ago. They return
this year stronger and better than
ever, carrying Is people, u full brass
band and orchestra and special
scenery for all their plays. There
will be no tedious waiting during
the performance as there will be new
and up to date specialties between
every act. and a short free dance
Saturday night. Mr.. Mckenzie and
Mr.. Moore are both well known to
kendrick people, and it goes with
out saying that the house will be
packed. Tickets will be on sale at
the drug store.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-05-27
New Telephone Company.


The Southwick Mutual Telephone
company last week filed articles OF
incorporation with County Audito or
w. L. Clifford. The company is in
corporated for so years and is CAPT.
talized at $1,000. The home office of
the company will be located at
Southwick end the company is given
authority to construct, maintain
and operate telephone lines within
the boundaries Of the state OF Idaho.
Tee five directors named for a year
are: Edward G. Gertje. Cameron:
Harry Grinolds, Kendrick; Gus Veg
ner. Southwick; Henry Meyer, Cam.
eron; and Sherman Winters, Cam
erOn