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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-02
ROSE PARTY.

Mrs. s. l. Brick entertained on
Tuesday afternoon at the opening
number OF, series OF parties 10 be
given at her home. The affair was
one OF the prcttIest and most clab-
crate given during the month. The
house was beautifully decorated with
roses place cards and tally cards were
In lovely rose design and the tables
exquisite with American Beauty ros-
es aud perfect setting completed the
decoration scheme,
FIVE hundred was enjoyed. Mrs A
Walker and Florence Wright winning
the prizes and Mrs. +. W Hess favor
ing the guests with q number OF beau
tiful musical selections Delicious
fruit punch was served during the aft
ernoon and after the card games an
elaborate menu and delightful social
hour followed
The guests bidden were; Mesdames
r. E. Hoag. D. II. Peery. P Healy. J.
Lynch, D. Hume. E. T. Hulaniski, Hugh
c. Wood, J. l.. Reynolds. Ralph
Guthrie. Abe Kuhn, H. H. Spencer, D
j. Malone. E. C. Manson. w Van
Allen, w B. Mowbry, w. C. Honder-
oOiis - IL ipdi lpll ~ tpIb'lOH, N. =.
Joyce. Ezra Rich Florence Wright,
p 3. Haslet, f. G. McGriff, D.
Sheehan. W. D. Brown. W ]. Bell. r
w. Mattson. J. S. Lewis, j. Herrick,
r. f. Bristol, T. H. Carr. J. DeVine.
c. II, Vischer, a. ID. Barber. w. Doug
las. F. f. Nichols. F.. Harrington, /. y.
Fulton, T, G. Alvord. G Halverson, J.
j. w Spargo. NJ. Cullen. c. A. Henry.
A. R. Morrell, a. G Horn. a. G Camp
bell, C. n Stevens, a. Walker. VI.
Browning, J. c. Jensen. F. w Baker,
J. Haywood, John Guthrie, A Y.
Reeves. ,Ir.. w. p. Porterfield. l.. A.
Larkin, J. Pope, r. BIchsel. Misses
Kittle Fitzgerald and Mildred Douglas.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs. F. n.
Hess. Omaha Mrs. Dobbip. Los An
geles: Mrs. Geddes, Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. II. A. Grant, Salt Lake: Mrs. Nor.
ris, Spokane; Mrs. a. c. Sloan. Evans
ton. Mesdames James. William and
Charles Knudson, Frances Pitt and p.
Dunn OF Bingham. and Mrs Hulda
linsig, Philadelphia
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RECOVERING THE
BODIES OF DEAD
Many the Slide Explosion Are Supposed
to be Buried of Tons of Rock Dis
lodged by the Premature Blast

ing in the tunnel with the powder
wore heavy shoes with hobnails In
them and in walking back and forth
stepped on powder and caused IT to
Ignite.
In speaking OF tho explosion. an
cmploye of the company described II
as follows,
The tunnel was about three feet
high and two feet wide and sixty feet
long. At the end of the sixty feet
Two small drifts went of which lead
TO pockets in which the powder Is
placed for the firing of shot. Most
OF the men were back In the tunnel
passing tho powder from one to the
other and then 10 Foreman Mcclure
who would open the cans and empty It
into the pockets. When the cXplos-
ion occurred a Japanese and an Ital-
ian were working at the mouth OF
the tunnel taking the powder from
the small car upon which IL had been
carried to the tunnel from the powder
house. The bodies OF the Jap and
the Italian were hurled about eight
hundred feet An arm of one OF the
Victims was found in the railroad cut
of the Union Pacific track about
thousand feet from the tunnels
mouth. while another portion of a
body was found down the canyon,
lodged In tree"
The bodies recovered, as in all ex-
plosious, are totally nude. Shoes and
clothing were removed entirely In
picking up a portion OF one of the bod
les IT was found that there was piece
of a vest pocket and In this was found
pieces OF time check which was al
most torn Into bits. The top OF the
skull of the Japanese was found with
other pieces of the body In the flat
at the foot OF the mountain side.
Rocks weighing from fifty 10 hun
dred pounds were hurled a distance
OF more than q thousand feet The
general Office Of the company, about
four hundred feet from the tunnel,
was In 4 rain of rock and dust and
many pieces OF sharp edged rock rent
big holes In the side OF the building,
Nearly all the buildings had windows
broken
All of the victims, as near as could
be learned, were unmarried but many
of them had people dependent upon
them Foreman McGuire's mother.
Mrs Anna Mcguire. resides at Bling
ham canyon. where Mcclure was for
merly employed as powder boss for
the Utah Copper company. The Ill
fated man waS IS years Of age. and,
although young In years. was old In
experience as a powder man.
Upon being advised of the disaster.
Justice OF the Peace Wilde OF Morgan
county empanellcd n coroner's jury
composed of W. II Toone, George
Thackery and James Hopkins. The
scene OF the explosion was visited
yesterday afternoon. When the bod
les of the men are removed from the
lCnntinmed on Page SeNnnl
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CIT \ OFF ICE
OF D. & R. G.
RAILROAD

l.. c. Robinson auditor Of the Den.
YER 6 Rio Grandc railroad. has com
pleted his work checking out Phil
Kohn at the freight depot and check
ing In Frank Austin as cashier. Mr..
kohn Will, on June 10. assume his new
duties as city passenger and freight
agent of the road. and will have
charge Of the new Offices which arc
being fitted up in the Reed hotel build.
ing. After fifteen years of efficient
service, and during which time ne
has held many positions OF trust with
the road. Kohn is rewarded with A
splendid promotion. In the selection
Of Kohn as their city passenger and
freight agent. II is evident that the
Gould system is entering the race
with the Hartman and Bambcrgor
lines for a portion OF the interurban
as we'll as Interstate travel. and have
figured him correctly as being the
man for the job
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LADIES DAY
A 7 T HE
RACES

Tomorrow is Ladies' Day at the
races. Ladies Will be admitted free
and arrangements have been made for
a large crowd The race card Is
said 10 be one of the most attractive
OF the meet
Today is Elks' Day at the Fair
grounds. The members OF the order To-
cally as well as the visitors have been
given tickets and have signlfied their
Intention of being present a good
card has been prepared and somo
close finishes are looked for.
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GiREEA 7
F[I(iIEll I
English Aviator Crosses
the Channel and
Returns

Dover June Captain Charles
Rolls. the English aviator today few
from here to San Gate, France. and
returned without stopping across the
English channel
This is an unprecedented feat Lo~s
Bleriot and Count DeLessepS crossed
the channel from France TO England,
but never before has a continuous
flight between England ind France
and return been made.
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BRINGH i R ST
PAWNED A
GUN

Nlghtwatchman Evans OF the First
National bank at Layton. from whom
night Of the robbery, was In Ogden
today In company with Sheriff VII
son. he visited the Smith pawnshop on
Twenty street and picked out the
revolver from three that were exactly
Ike as being the one taken from him
The gun was pawned by William
Bringhurst In Ogden last Monday.
Bringhurst has been taken to Salt
Lake City. where he will be charged
with number OF robberies, as we'll as
the Layton robbery
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s1.1o SALT LAKE & RETURN s1.1o,

Account Y NJ. & Y. L. NJ I. Associ-
alton meeting. Tickets on sale Via
Oregon Short Line, June 2nd TO 9th,
inclusive, good returning until juno
18th. Tickets on sale at City Ticket
ONCE. 25l4 Washington Avenue
F. a. SHEWE. C. P. & T. A. =
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NEVADA UNIONS
TO ENTER POLITICS

Reno. New, June For the pur-
pose of entering state politics. sup
porting candidates at tho coming cleo.
ton who are representatives or sun.
portcrs of organized labor. and work
Ing for the adoption OF state laws IA.
Noraole 10 organized labor. the labor
unions of Nevada last night met in
this city and organized the Nevada
state labor league.
Delegates from nifty unions through.
out the state were in attendance ar.
hcers OF the new organization will he
elected this afternoon.
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NOTICE WATER CONSUMERS

Hours for sprInkling lawns will be
strictly enforced from juno I, 1910.
as follows:
East of Adams Avenue-6:00 to S: 90
a. M: 500 TO G:30 p. m.
West OF Adams Avenue 500 to
1000 a. m, $50 to 500 .. m.
Inspectors are instructed TO see that
sprinklIDg IS confined to the above
hours. and when water is found run
ming 10 turn Off without further no.
tice. c. Fl. KIRCHER.
Superintendent Waterworks depart
ment
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
OGDEN CANYON WEEKDAY
SCHEDULE-EPFECTIVE
JUNE 3RD, 1910.

Leave Union Depot at 100 and 500
a. IN, and every forty minutes there
after until 1920 p. m.
Leave Hermitage at 7:40 and Q 90
r.. m. nd every forty minutes thereaft-
er until 11;00 p, m. j w BAILEY
Superintendent.-
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PROBATE LHO
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Nnsuit County Clerk or the Re5Pso
1.-Two eIoacra for Forthsf
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court OF the Secon1
judicial District OF the state OF Utah
in and for Weber County.
In the matter of the Estate Of An
gellne a ShurtlIff West. Deceased.
Creditors viii present claims against
the abovenamed estate at my Office
IN the County Court House. or mail
to me at Box 44S. Ogden. Ctah. OIL o.
before July 2nd. 1910.
HAROLD J. PACKER,
Administrator
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DECISION IS
A & A | n s T
SHERIFF

In the case OF Martin Peck against
Barlow b. Wilson, sheriff OF Weber
county, decision was handed down
today by Judge Howell. in which the
isSueS at law are decided In favor OF
tne plalntln and against the defend
ant lor S9l.35 damages. s5.9i interest
and Sc costs.
Sheriff Wilson, after tho Moli,o
Flow compaI" had filed a bond. at
'ached horse belonging TO Peck To
satisfy a Judgment against him held
by the company, which had been. 4,
is alleged. previously paid and the
sheriff had not been so informed
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REMOVAL SALE.

A new street for Ogden forces us to
yacate our building. S3s 24th street.
We must move before June 18th. Our
stock must be sold-great reductions
on every hat in the store. La Mode
Millinery.
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fixing the wages at from $3.50 TO $3.50
per day according 10 workmanship.
there would be no serious objection.
Nearly all the union carpenters OF
tho city quit work today
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EN T RIES FOR
FRIDAY
RACES

FIRST RJICE-FIve furlones. sell.
Ing; Annie Wells, lo7; AquilIne, 1Os:
Beethoven. 109; St Joe. Ill: All
Alone. Ill.
SECOND RACB-Six furlongs. sell.
ing; Sam McGibbon. Ill; Elder. III;
wildwood Bill, III: Tod, III. c. ].
Cox, III.
THIRD RACE-Six f,blougs. sell.
ing; Daisy Frost. 1O7; DIR. sherman,
lu9' Gaga. log; Byron, 109; Lakeview,
lo9; Senator Barrett. log: Lancashire
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4. Mnler's Daughter. 1O7, AL

Lad. lo4; Mnler's Daughter. 1O7, Al
talr, 109
FOURTH RACE-One mile. selling
No Rule. 107; Wolfville. Ill; Miss Ma
omi. 105; All AblaZe, III; Ossian. IL.
FIFTH RACE-Four furlongs, sell
ing: Alivia. ll3; Cbanate. 107; Joe
Wells, 115: Jack LAWN. III.
SIXTH RACE-Three furlongs, sell
Wheatstone, 117; Glendennlng. 102;
Weavette. 1O5: Little Joe. 10I.
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FLANAGAN.HICKS.

At the Baptist parsonage Yesterday
the nuptial ceremony uniting Miss
Clara Flanagan Of Kansas City. Mo.
and Mr. James r Hicks OF Toledo.
Ohio. in tho holy bonds of matrimopy
was solemoized, tho Rev. H. D. Zim-
norman officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Hicks will mako their future home in
Salt Lake
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Putting on New Front-The pro-
priotors OF The Forum on Grant ave.
nue., between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-lfth streets, placed a force OF
men at work this morning b,ilding n
new front for their building.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO sincerely thank our
many friends for the kindness sDd
sympathy extended toward US durinsS
the Illness and demise of our beloved
daughter. Lena Martha. May you
likewise be remembered in your hour
OF sorrow and affliction. We wish also
10 thank our friends for the 6eautoiul
lioral tributes. Sincerely,
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID CLAPlN. -
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The WbatI-Can girls had a royal
good time at the canyon picnic party
Yesterday. a large number OF young
ladies. with Mrs. H. d. Zimmerman as
chaperone, spent enc Of the happiest
days of the year In beautiful Ogden
canyon
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Four-room cottage IN
quire rear 2i2S Jefferson or call inu;
267, Bell 100. GU
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Send your guess on Ogden and we
Der County's population to the Stan0-
ARD office. You may win as high a.
SIS In gold coin,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-02

Mrs. J. r. Cooper will entertain a
largo party at her home. $50 Twenty
third street, this evening.
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Clip the coupon in the Standard and
guess on Ogden's Population,
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THE DEAD.


HUGH MCGUIRE.
GEO. CATOLONI.
B. CAT0I-ONI
FRANK CONEY.
s. d. BERNUARDO.
l.. NOKOVICH.
F. y. GYNKUCK.
NJ. GUESSEPPE.
D CAMBALOLO.
F. BERGOVIC.
p. STOJIVIC.
p. SKEUVIC.
a 1SHII.
F. NAKAMURL
NJ. SOLAR.
3. KRAMOVIC.
A. PETRESS.
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Continued on Page Sevcn)
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-20
Copyright 1910 By the New York
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
~ URNING DAYLIGHT" Elan Harnish. is in
trodueed to the reader as he enters a Circle
- City dance hail. saloon and gambling house
like the whiriwnd that he is.
Possessed OF tidy fortune and or making
vast one Burning Daylight proceeds stir the life
of the gambling house. The and women all ad-
naire him. for he Is Of the type that dominates
Essentially mans man. Burning Daylight resents'
OF rather fears the wIes the women who frequent
the dance hall But he is afraid to be even civil 10
woman because he breads the idea of being mastered
by anybody anything. and to surrender 10 WOMAN
means in his mind. that he Is conquered
Drink leads to Boosting and in the turmoil that fol-
lows Burning Daylight shows his amazing muscular
strength He wins all the tests and downs all the
giants that GENE before him.
Then comes a poker game-the greatest ever played
IN the Klondike Burning Daynghts luck deserts him
at the end and he rises from the table penness-
worse than broke"
Then the indomtable courage Of this master among
men shows itself He declares himself in readiness to
accomplish an impossible taskto the mall to Dyea
and back with dog team and an Indian.
And Burning Daylight goes forth, the frozen.
trackless wastes while behind him bets made and
taken the chances of his returning inside Of sixty
days
ties that come him too be and
his hardy Indian companion and his dogs remorse
lessly prodded by this from the Southland who
by ali the books. should be the softer should
cumb first At last Indian breaks He is dashed TO
the sled. and. thus handicapped Daylight gets to
Dyea
For The the indomitabls gets fresh In
dian and dogs and the terrific journey Is repeated
At selklrk Daylight is two days late. but he gets
dog team. and the rest Is easy He reaches Circle
City and plunges into the Tvo. winning his victory
and the acclaim Of the crowd that had him depart
on his heartbreaking journey.
Then. without reses this amazing man makes Wild
night OF il. He outdances men, and women too: wins
roulette and then. stIl seornins sumber any
-uperaton arts daybreak with three partners and
a dog team. for the gold strike in the upper
country along the Stewart.
Then the battle for gold. Strike after strike
is explored. Daylight himself the dominant figure
along the Yukon and in the golden Dawson Dis
eouraged frequently he refuses TO allow lfes
dice TO beat him. and In the end victory and
millions. He is length great mine owner and the
almighty big pile he had the Circle City
dance hall days Is his.
And Daylight leaves the Yukon behind for new
fields Of endeavor His departure event OF great
Importance. and the vessel swings clear this all
conquering man weeps-a little. He tears OF HIS can
and waves IT, "Goodby you-a!" he called. "Goodby
you-allr'
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and adding two and two together, and youall know
sure got you skinned. You know me. and that l amt
afraid of nothing And youaE adds up all your money
and knows you amt agoing TO die if you can help it,
I'm see you hanged" was Dowsetts retort
Not by a damned sight When the fun starts,
you're the first plug. I'll hang all right but youall
wont live to see It, Youall die here and now. while
I'll die subject 20 the laws delay-sayvee? Being
dead with grass growing out of your carcasses. you
won't know when ! hang but I'll sure bsye the pleas
long time of knowing you-all beat me TO it,
Daylight paused.
"You surely wouldn't kill u.s." Letton asked in
queer thin voice.
Daylight shook his head.
Its sure too expensive You-all amt worth IT, I'd
sooner have my chips back. And 1 guess you-alld
give my chips back than so 10 the dead house.
\ long silence followed
well, I've done dealt. It's up to you-all to play
But while you're celebrating want to give you-al
warning If that door opens and any one of you
cuses lets there's anything unusual right there and
then l sure start puggn. They amt souIl get out
the room except feet first"
long session of three hours followed. The decd.
Ing factor not the big automatic pistol but the
gertrude that Daylight would use it, Not alone were
the three convinced of this but Daylight himself
was convinced. lie firmly resolved to kill the
If his money not Forthcoming.
1t was not an easy matter on the spur OF the mo-
ment TO raise ten million dollars and there
atous delays. dozen times Mr. HOwlson and the
head clerk called to the room. On these occa-
sions the pistol lay on Dayights lap covered
essly by newspaper. while he usually engaged
IN rolling or lighting his brown paper cigarettes.
There were hurried trips 10 banks with checks for
certifcation and other trips other banks for
rency, and in the end the matter was accomplished
Daylight received large bundle of big bills and
block of certified checks for the balance
He placed both In the leather grip and arose 10 CO.
pausing at the door TO make his nnal remarks.
There's several things l sure want to tell you-all.
When I get outside this door youalln be free to act
and just want to warn you-a about what you do
In the first place. warrants for my arrest and no
stopping those checks savvee? This moneys mine
and l amt robbed you Of it, If you-an amt got
money enough in the banks these checks are drawn
on to make em good, get it there right away. See?
If It gets out how you gave me the double cross
and how done you back again the laughn be on you
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and it'll sure be an almighty big laugh. You-an can't
afford that laugh Besides, having got back my stake
that you-a robbed Of if you me and try to
rob me second time I'll so cunning for you-an and
I'll sure get you. No little fradcat shrmps like you
all can skin Burning Daylight. If you win you lose
and theren sure be several unexpected funerals
around this burg. Just look in the eye and you
alPn saVVee mean business. Them stubs and
ceipts on the table is all yourn Good day."
As the door shut behind him Nathaniel Letton
prang for the telephone. and Dowsett intercepted
him.
What are you going to do?" Dowsett demanded.
"The police. It's downright robbery. I'll stop pay
ment on the checks. I won't stand 1t. tell you
won't stand it,"
Dowsett smiled grlmly, but at the same time bore
the slender finaneier back and down into his chair
We'll talk it over" he said and in John Hammer
smith he found an anxious ally.
And nothing ever came Of 1t. The checks were
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honored without hesitation remark. The thing re-
manned a secret with the three men. Nor did Day.
light ever give the secret away though that after
noon. leaning back in his staeroom the Twentieth
Century his shoes off and feet on chair he ehucked
long and heartily New York remained forever puz-
zed over the affair; could 1t hit upon rational
explanation BY all rights Burning Daylight should
have gone broke yet 1t was known that he immedi-
ately reappeared in San Francisco possessing ap-
parent unimpaired capital. This was evidenced by
the magnitude OF the enterprises he engaged in such
as, for instance, Panama Mail. by sheer weight of
money and fighting power wrestling the control away
from Shelly and selling out In two months to other
interests at rumored enormous advance
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CHAPTER XVIII.

ACK in San Francisco Daylight quickly added
to his reputation. In ways it was not an envi-
able reputation. Men were afraid of him. He
became known as a fighter. fiend, tiger.
His play was a ripping and smashing one and
knew where or how his next blow would fail
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The checks were no one knew where or how his mex
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~ URNING DAYLIGHT" Elan Harnish, is in
TX trodueed to the reader as he enters Circle
- City dance han. saloon and gambling house
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-27

The big store with little prices
IA North Main Street. Barre. Vermont
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80. 3. IangIly. PablIlhef.
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TALK OF THE Town.

II. a Dufield Of WinoosN is in the
city to-day On business
Wesley Seayer of Milliamstown was in
the city yesterday on business.
Paul Scamplni and Albert Min re-
turned last night, after passing o week
10 Boston.
Mrs A. j Suitor announces to the
nnblle aat be has thoroughly renovated
the rooms IN the Union house, 30 South
main street aJd Is now ready 70 accom-.
uiodate dodgers with OF without board
Jas preferred also barn room 10 rent,
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Holhstcr are enter.
tanning the senior class Of Goddard semi
nary al their summer home IN North
Montpelier to-day The party left the
city this morning, accompanied BY the
preceptress, Miss Eliza q lshaml
The ladies 81 }. B. Mead circle are
requested % meet in the g. A, ~ han
on memorial Sunday to 60 TO the Church
Of the Good shepherd for memorial
services at l0s3O a nj al loyal ladies
are invited e Join The Ladies Of the
G. A. r. VIII also furnish dinner for
the veterans and their guests OH Memo
rial day at ! b. M.
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To hold the Panama canal exposition
n New Orleans would be a repetition
ol putting on "Hamlst" without Hamlet /
also It would BE- imposing On the public
ta e cagtain extent to assume that
aasne, for the Panama canal is several
hsndred niles away from the Louisiana
Nty. AZ far - the significance Of the
won't il concerned, Boston might as we'll
ldsim the right to have the Panama
anal exposition "a New Orleans, only
( gew Orleans is little nearer the east.
m entrance Of the canal
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rlonrIshlnr concerns

are crippled BIZ the death Of q partner
The loss Of his ability and personality
and having 70 pay ont Of capital casl
for his share are serious handicaps. Bust
ness insurance as we write Il cover.
such contingencies and strengthens cred
it 0lst year National IAfe Insurance
Co. Montpelier, VT lMutual)
S. S. Ballard. General Agent, Mont
peIier. Vt. N. B. Ballard, local agent
Barre. VT tMutual