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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26
STANFORD

W. R. sanborn was in West Fairlee last
week.
H. G. sillowsy was in Sharon last week
Monday.
H. H. UdaIl was in White River juno.
tion last week.
John Kent OF Bradford is visiting bis
brother, q. F. Kent.
Rev. c. f. Atwood was in Brattleboro
Friday and Saturday Of last week.
Mrs. w. F. scribner. who has been
quite in, is reported somewhat better.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Flanders OF Chel-
sea we're guests at II. +. Fox's last week.
C. A. Crane and family, who have teen
travelling for several months, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Richard Bacon Of North Charles
town, y. a., was at Mrs. Lugene Bartlett's
Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. A. J. Eastman, who was the guest
OF Rev. c. +. Atwood several days last
week, left for Chelsea Friday morning.
George Atwood Of Haverhin, Mass,
was the guest Of his brother. Rev. c. f.
Atwood Sunday and Monday Of last
week.
Fishermen lost no time after the law
was SO in getting to the streams, tbe
cloudy days Of last week being favorable
fer the sport.
The auction al the VIM. r. Patterson
place g. well attended Thursday, the
sale being continuation of that Of last
week e dispose q remaining goods.
An auction was held on the premises Of
Lugene Bartlett Wednesday 10 dispose ST
z portion 90 th8 household goods Of the
Bsv. "a. j Eastman. : hich have been stored
tbere for the past year.
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SOUTH sTocKsRIpeE

I Clayton Mills is at home with his
father, H. 1. Mills,
Archie boutwell, had the misfortune to
lose bis horse Tuesday
Ernest Packard came from Rutland
Thursday 70 look after his farm.
Mrs. Nellie Boutwell, and family moved
to their new home in Gsysyille Friday.
Monday. y. S. Davis installed a tele-
phone in Mr. Byers home for Mr.. Morse.
Or. George Davis and Mrs. Harrington
Of Bethel called at J. 5. Davis Tuesday.
Ed. Rogers Of Pittsdeld was in this Vi.
cinity looking after his farms and lumber
Friday.
Veterinary stearus o. Randolph was
called 70 Archie Boutwell's Tuesday to a.
tend his horse
Joseph Green Of Boston was ia South
Stockhridge Wednesday to LOOK after his
lumber business.
Mrs Nellie Boutwell, and Mr.. Wheat
were in Woodstock Tuesday for the hnaI
settlement Il the Boutwell, estate.
Mrs. Eme son and daughter. Minnie.
OF Lowell, Mass, visited her brother. j.
s. Will N On, Friday, who Is GONZALES
cent from bis long illness.
Mrs. Kate Underwood Of Lawrence,
Mass, has been visiting her aged mother
II her brothers.. Charles Flint, and vent
Saturday to visit her brother, Henry
Fliut's, family.
Among those 70 attend Clarence E. Z
Mills funeral in PittsAeld Friday were
his brother, Fl. 1. Mills, and wife. his
uncle, Ed. Mills. his nephew, CLAYTON
Mills, his suut, Mrs. E. c. Mills, cousins. 4
Fl. B. Mills, Mrs. }. s. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. ". Newell, Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Newell
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cAYsvlLLE


E. c. Hagar was in Royalton over Sun
day.
Clyde Phelps is confined to the bed b.
illness.
Rev. W. c. Boutwell, was in vershir
over Sunday.
DR.. Edmunds q Pittsaeld is attending
Lonis Hassam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roundy we're in
Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. Walden White is working for
Mrs. w. A. Swinyer
Melvin Chamberlin had the misfortune
I to lose horse last week.
Clyde Phelps has returned from several
weeks stay in Sidney, n. Y.
A visitor at E. P. Boutwell's this week
is Mrs. Annie NJ. Nudge Of Boston.
Mrs. @. s. aodgkins. and Misses Kath-
crime and Ruth were in Bethel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sleeper OF Barnard
are passing a few days at George Martins.
A. B. Gay and Mrs. j. A. Gould Of
Randolph were at d. F. Gould's Monday.
sina Lowry has moved into the house
which be recently purchased Of the Gay
estate.
Alfred Dodge OF STAFFORD visited his
friend, Jerry Wilson, from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Fish of Randolph is the
guest for a week OF her daughter, Mrs. H.
c. Allen.
Jerry Wilson had one OF his fingers put
out OF joint while playing ball at Bethel
Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Noble OF Bethel visited her
sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman, Jr., Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. ]. Wesley Miller and two little
sons OF Bethel spent Friday with Mrs.
Amos Leavitt.
Mrs. Henry Dutton and Mrs. Grant of
Royalton we're visitors at Mrs, Mary L.
Smiths Friday.
A. w. Ballard is at home from Wood
stock and il making some repairs on the
buildings at The Cobble.
Mrs. B. W. Roberts and Miss Myra
Brown went Saturday to Queehee to
spend a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gay and Fred Hay
ward OF Randolph were visitors at Frank
Noulu . uhl last week.
The primary school was not in session
Monday on account OF the illness OF the |
teacher, Miss Leda Smith.
Memorial Sunday. May 20, services will /
be held al the Cong'l church at 10:45 a. /
IN. sermon by Rev. w. R. Stewart
Mr.. Harmon OF Burlington, who is do 4
ing the plumbing in Frederick Gays 4
house, is boarding at w. A. swinyer's. f
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. wyman, Jr., we're
in Pittstield last week to attend the fun
erals of Mrs. McCollom and Clarence
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin went to
Hardwiek the last OF the week, where
they are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. V.
Hsssam.
Mrs. w. 4. swinyer was called to Bur
Iington Tuesday by the illness Of Mrs.
Henry swinyer Of Rochester, who is at
he Mary Fletcher hospital.
Those who attended the White River
District Sunday school convention at
Fridsy were Mrs. Emma
spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman,
IT., Mrs. ]. A. Chedel, Mrs. G. s. Hodr-
Sins and Mrs. A. w. Ballard.
Monday, Memorial day, the W. r.. c.
will serve dinner at Grand Army hall to
be veterans, their wives and the Relief
'orps at noon. The exercises at the hall
will begin at p. m. The address will
be by l.. B. johnson of Randolph. Ice
ream and cake will be on sale during the
fternoon.
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NORTH TUN5RIDGE
Card.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
TO all the friends and neighbors who aid
ed us SO kindly during the sickness and
death Of our husband and father, Horace
Durkee, also to the singers and all those
who furnished flowers at the burial.
Mrs. Horace Durkee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Iurkee,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.E Ellis,
Mrs. Marion Burnham.
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John Durkee Of Montpelier was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral of bis
uncle, Horace Durkee.
james Garfield Durkee. son OF GEORGE
Durkee, OF Massachusetts, came here to al
tend the burial Of his uncle, Horace Dur
kee.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the vestry
Wednesday, June /, afternoon and even
ing. There is to be an entertainment in
the evening to which everybody is cor
daily invited.
Horace Durkee died at the home OF his
son; Baxter, Friday morning, Nav 20.
at the advanced age Of 10 years. Mr..
Durkee was a lifelong resident Of
this town and was born in the house ia
v hich he died. The funeral was Sunday
afternoon, interment in the cemetery on
ire cd farm by the side Of his first wife.
long dead. Rev. Mr.. Towsley Of Wash
ington, Vt, officiated.
There will be a union Memorial serviee
in the Cong'l church in Tunbridge next
Sunday, May 20, at II o'clock. sermon Nv
Rev. nr. Lee Of New York. Rev. DR.. Lee
comes here as a candidate and il satisfac-
tory viii supply both churches for time.
i j. hoped that all the churches and the
public at large viii attend this service
aud lend their aid and assistance to the
few soldiers OF the G.. A. r. 10 do honor
to their fallen comrades.
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For More man Three Deeases

Foley's Honey aud Tar has been a
household fayorite for all ailments of the
throat, chest and lungs For infants and
children it is best and safest as il con-
tains no opiates and no harmful drugs.
None genuine but Foley Honey and Tar
in the yellow package. Refuse substi-
tutes.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph; C. E. Black,
50. Roysiton; d. Q. Goodno, Rochester;
F. 81. Totmnn, No. Tunbridge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy,
natural movements, cures constipation
Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist for
them. 25 cents box.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-26

"Doan's Ointment cured me of eczema
that had annoyed me a long time. The
cure was permanent. Hon. S. w. Mat
thews, Commissioner Labor Statistics.
Augusta, Ne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-11

| No contcnta con las eahczas dc su<
mariios. cone e. rumor tamblon de
que So ha hlnado on 4 sancre de
niiros para col>ervar 81. juFcntu. y
bollaza
Crlando Taitou ca Hna i@vor dc
de diez seis amos e case con un le-
fe .Abisinio. y 10 hizo e,ltrar en- una
conspira ci6n contra q emperadol
Teodoro de Ablslnia. que era p,sta-
mente oiiadn. Los conspiradores HI
cielon el plan dc roner yeneno Ell el
vino o,ie el tomaha pero flIeron dcs-
cubie,tos. Elespo>o &C Tanou con eI
resto dc 10 .plpnhie- fneon :. servir
de alimemo j lJs ieofes. one e.a una
muerte lonro.a qi.e 4 ha7ia disp.ie,-
to para lo- prisoners poii'lcos dc
Abisinia en- aquol tiemno.
+! emperador :rehfla 70 matar j;
una hermosa i6vcn. pero ia oh.i2d i
casarse ccG ~ >obiado vulgar. ,n,-
truvendo :: este pa@, que !e domlna-
"a s,I orgu!lo>o espiritu.
II soldado cumpli6 sus instruccio
res Y Ia azotaha cas- diar.americ,
dandole tamhien ahnn.iante, pIlta-
pies enire tempo. LILA ten;a aae >e-
gui. 81 eierciin ron i;t> o,r..S e>ppSi-.
y ,u dcler ora atcE.ler i .o- a!.men-
io> de .os >olsaGos Terra qi.+ mar
char dcIri> ie e~to@ descalz.: ar
gand'l i Il c>pIi,ia l::.a va>i.a leila
,.e tlia l..hl,la Scmeian;e :. il, ce-ve-
"a; ,lichi va>iia liza l.jeia po- me,:io
lie una CORE. pi>ad1 >ohre Ia .rrnte
V al re,icdor del bu>to, :,t.la.a eo.rlen-
do por laS nlontaiia>. arails. IA CON la~
e>n.na, die h, n;nia-a>. hcreala Il
pen ! Ii -al-a Ike l;erie-ia ..sn /, clial
lG- ahi-inin> r,naimcr,4n Il csmc
cri,ii. y p1. aitlmo. siorini,. en- Il sue
20.
E,e taato Ia hizo l,ira y f;iel,c. :
IA en>cii0 j aprcrlr / !s,s hnmEeS en
su y.>rO v.,lor.
Taitou era eniunre> 5.ra e<ielia
muicr, espldn..ianaents f0rnla. L. Is
c.l>amcnte tei'ia una .si.i lie -..iicre
negai- ~ ircnie era aacha ! l,ien
m1iellca. sVlS lal,ins ersle~ps : .ari-
SlIale-. ~glS nlr'> brIiante> & Inirpriu-
- Prcsenta nnv una aEssra.ncia -
rlejantc. s.Dln g'Ic liz aunlenta,ip cin
>iierablementc >u rse~o.
Los abisinios eStahan ernSta1te-
mente releando entire 81 en- zqueI item
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~ entonccs Sc rindi6 al enemleo.
FL general Tackel Gheorghes no pu
2 resistir el impu!. q de casarse con
Ia b Ia \ fascinadora Taitou. Duran
tie 5 hreve vida de matrimonio ella
& lnstaba para que SC apolorara del
RENO dc su amo Fl plan fue desca-
bicrto Y el general tlIt elecutado. La
1iuda tenia el plan de casarse con el
rcy naro q descubri6 la compllcidad
lie ella Ell el plan de su esposo V Ia re
chaz5.
Taitou hugo a Ia provincial de
Egion, v clando el gobernador la VIC
montada sobre una mula blanca. be
Ilamente eniaezada, no pudo resistir
! / slls encantos y Sc caso cor ella Co
mo de costumbre, hzo cntrar 4 su es-
poso en- Una conspiraci6n y por esta
ca'lsa fue arrestado por el emperador
Juan cue lie hizo cortar la cabeza.
Por este tempo eran VA tan como
etll,s sits dcsgIncias 1lo; .ii1lollaels
q. aun los jefcs mas ardientcs temian
casarse con ella Entonces era muv
rica, poseia muchos miles de dollars
| N oro y jovas, que euardaba ella mis-
ina con centinelas que eran csclavC,s
-igantes. lie ocurrid 81 pensan1lento
IqGe Ia vida de soltcra scria aeradahle
{ Sc hizo monja en- el Convcnto Gle De
.ra Meni.
La politica Y Ia guerra pronto Ia
lIamaron otra vcz, V obtWo una dis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-11

pc Fl pals estaha dividido en- pc
quefo: reinos. si.ndo el emperador G
'Ncgus Negust'', Q rey de los REYES
La guerra syudo la ambiciou d'
Taitous su esposo muri3 en- una ba-
tal a. aunauc Sc han tenido intorme:
de que laitous slovecho la confusion
de la hatal!a, eusndo todos sc Gu ia
Ian solo de taivsrse y do muerte :
su tirano por la espalda.
Entonces sc encontro prisoner des
guerra Y SIN esposo; ella deseaba "a
sa,Se FL general en- leie de las fila:
vicioriosa. pas6 Ia vista por las pr.
sioneraS para deeidir que haria cor
elias. .Al2tnas para lcs soldadoS. q
itrlS para 10, leoncs. Ina nern.osa
muchacha sal:6 lie entire ias pris!o-
neraS Y cay6 4 sas pics en ANA acti-
tlld >rplicantc.
Pronto. deSpues de es;o. 81 gene
raj e cas6 cor ella. +! ;rato de ,io-
mar su earacter. pc! medio de ,eve-
-, eaStieoS. pe.o sucEmbi6 lie ,uia
p';Nalada IN el eerazon. Este mari
dG haci:s e. nunero 5.
Tai,nu supo gue el Ras Mogo!o era
in Icie cene:o>o g'.e aplec!aDa Ia tc-
i.eLa. In t:::a S,.s eSciavos .e t;ijercr
que una he.nosi,i1l.. ;nuchac:la il
mo>ne:a eStai,s. /, pucrta dc su pa-
lac.o. III or.ien0 lge Ia lleva:an i =.
presencia ' - mes mas rarJe &c ca
- cnn ella.
Toitou sti?o que ei Ras Men.ara
desealri ,,;> tirra.s. y Sus riquezas En
t.t el. cnmG,sic.ic:6n con Toiiou. Y lie
este mn,io en.-.ron sl;s soldado- una
nochc en- Il casa de Mogo.o, av,Nla-
dos rH an,.el.a ! a>e>lna-on ii icte
e:i 81 piopIa cana. Taltou cas6 con
Mcntarl. \ gos,ern1 las pl~e>innc> lei
;:liimo y lei pr.sen;e e>pt.-o. midas
al ciecio.
Este esposo Ia hacia teliz. pe-o u
felichla.; TO dur6 mucEo. plr /, ~
yaSl0n de- rcs lie Ticre q',e ir-v...i,5
s'Is tierr.lS Y - pl>esiOn6 dc toto 10
mejOr. TacheI Gha,rgEiS. Ell general
del rev tie Tig.e, QUE lotrnia ~i-.s,:o.
le nIilno j qIie * rIndn-a. Tano.
uireci6 aylldar Al general sitialnr Ia
io prprnesa de iilsrtai : rlq1czas
para ella
MHcntras que el ohstinado Nentar,
decls s'Is oraciones. TaItolI Ie eort6I
"a cabeza con Ia prcpia espada de eli
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-11

OS gobernantes mas i'm
0~ periosos de la humanl-
dad han sido mulares
Semira la mas grande reina del
antique Oriente, flle un elemplo. leo
dora que compartio eldornlnio con
.Tustinlano. el emperador mas sablo
de Bizanc.o, fue otro. Iamblen Ia
reina Isabe. de lnglaterra, :. catall-
ma la Grande, Rusia, sin menclenar
muchas otras. En- tiempos mas re-
cientes la emperatrlz Dowager, ISL
An de Ia China fue un esp!endl.o
ejemplo de la regla.
.Actualmente la emperatrK jal-
tou. de AbiSlnia, ocupl L. primera
posicion en- esta clase. Gohlerna I'm
pals semi salvaje que Se dI.tin@ue-
por ell notable valor de los hombres,
Ia unica terra africana que dec!si-
vamente ha vencido 4 un pals euro
pao.
Is muv cmioso tambien que estas
mWeres que Sc han lcvantado haSta
el podel supreme. comnnente han
Salldo de una vida Ia mas as.ra Y o
presiva. La emperatriz ieodo.s tue
una afriz q,e habia >ido tr;itas;a CO.
mo I'm perro antcs de casarse con jus
tiniano. Catalina Ia Grande fut Ia
eompahersl de un >olllado vulgar an
tes lie casarSe con Pedro el Grande.
y Ia empeTatriz Taitou fi.@ tam
birn Ia e-po,a de m so!daio raso
.,ntes 5le casarsc con el rey- de Abr
siaia.
Ln qm di~tingre c~pecialmcnte 1
Taliol : guc ha ;eni!nnmce mari ;ns
g,.e -rIin f,ld lcyaniin,!n-c III grln
,leza ! rsFnridad. = ,le>Iizp IL slicz
Il cllo- >are-~ivamen;e In- consi,.e-
lario. >,lie-lliVo> en- el mIndu.
D..>sl,. h >iiuaci6n que oca.pa ha.
eel n. a. i,i Sol,ia,lu. ,-.istis.s.a co.
no ,ln pe-ll,. rorrien.ip ,l..sealza
tr5- del Il f.i;". >llnlo al tl,,no re A.
ii-nia pr h '-,.ilfra qlue = forn6
on b. gIls.s- IL ,ileZ marbles.
Cong Il neny"r Earte tle h. g.an.lcsI
: .'rEnantt- IL ~I eSntn Iii historic
l l;tnss una riugr IL :tcrciune~ i
-'ssn@s :prrD nInEIn lon.liFc esperial
6 H'sil=pensabl. permanente.nente.
lila ue<pir6 Uns atnl6sfera de san
sre : sss intrigas des,Ie su infanciz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-11

pensa de sus votos por el Patrlarca
9 Abounah, de Ahlslnia, para casarsc
con I'm prestador de dinero, de Con,
dal. el cual muno muv pronto, cnvc-
nenaeO
Alando edificar um hermoso pala-
cio en- Ia provincia de Shoa, eober
mazda entonces por Menellk. AlGrl-
rio su noveno marido. en- Ia pcrso-
ma dc un general del rev Menelik,
llamado Abbeba. Enseguida 10 AM
mo para intrigar contra el rev, pc
10 Menelik era muv intelieente para
que 10 burlasen. Descubrio el plan
del marido y le hizo cortar Ia cabe-
IA.
Taitou VIC el medic de aumentar
sus rlquezas caSandose con Zeccara-
gaglan, cuyo gran m6rito era su RI
queza No pudiernn coneeniar V ella
10 deio con el pretcxto q. deSeaba vi
star a su madrc. Al mnrchar Sc llev6
una considerable parte del dinep
Gle stl esposo.
FL no vivio mucno para gozar dc
su NAL adqurida rlqueza. Asi paso
el espoSo nllmero ln.
En- 1883 ella se cncontro otra vez
con cl emperador Menelik, a qlien
habia conocido en- Su lnvcntud, Y eS-
taha fl luchando entonces por el eSta-
bleclmlentO de su reno. Su vida do
mestiea no era teliz, dlno amaba d sll
esposa pasaba Ia mayor parte de su
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tempo con su bella favorita llamada
Belana.
El proyectaba casarse con Bejana,
Taitou 10 supo y llamo la atenci6n
del emperador Menelik domestican
do delante Gle e, un caballo salvaje
Beiana fue enviada un convento Y
Tatou tomo su lugar. In ano ma.
tarde fue coronado emperatriz de
Abisinia.
ES una pintoresca dignidad Ia qllc
ha llesado a alcanzar. Abisinia es cl
pals clastiano mis antique en- el nun
do.
Fut convertible por el apostoI re-
lipe que enlv o I'm misionero q Canda
ce. RENO de Etiopia, otro nombre de
Abisinia. La iglesia ha sido estahlc-
cida ali desde entonces. SuS ser V
lontinaa en- Ia pigina ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-11

OS gobernantes mas i'm
periosos de la humani-
dad han silo mulare:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-01
RAISES THE WAGES
OF IT'S OPERATORS

New York. June The Postal Tel
ograph-CslIe Company today made
Substantial increases in the wages OF
It's telegraph operators in all impor.
tant Offices of its system. These OF
fees are classified accordin gto theil
comparauce Importance The in.
croasos are selectiye ana will run
from five 80 twenty-five per cent
Careful examination and full inquire
has been made as To the merits OF
each individual operator liability to be
the first requisite; years. experience
and other special fitness will count in
each man ; favor and all will be
graded accordingly.
Efficient and deserving operators
viii receive pay commensurate with
the value OF the work that they are
able to perform, and less experience
and ne wopcrators VIII have greater
opportunity To demonstrate their fit
ness for advancement in pay or promo
ton in other ways.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-01
A SOCIAL TRIUMPH,
The Sweet Country Girl Who
Took Society by Storm.
ey =. A. mitchell,
copyright. 1910. by American Press Asso.
ciation.l

copyright. 1870 by American Press Asso-
ciationl
"My dear" said john Rowland.
after reading the morning mail Mt the
breakfast table, sarah writes that she
would like us to have Theodore come
10 us for little polishing"
"Oh, heavens. John. must we bring n
country girl here To introduce into
socicty2 IL will be an awful load TO
carry suppose Wen have to do It. but
heaven protect us from poor country
relations"
Il don't know anything about sam
Clemcnce'S affairs but I'm sure he il
not very poor He owns his farrl free
~ debt, and he once owned some land
IN region where oil was discovered. q"
Dora Clcmeuce arrived one after
noon Just before dinner She was n
fresh looking country gir but her
'lothcs were scvernl years behind the
fashion she had Il winning way with
hrr though she did not win her aunt
aud her cousin. Ida Rowland the lat.
ter couple OF years her senior. FOR
they were not 10 be won by guest
they considered an Imposition. But
demonstrative Dora did not display
a hit of chill at the undcmoustrative
reception she received ut the hands Of
her aunt and cousin. She prnttled
about affairs ut her home. the inter
est she expected TO take in city life
and how kind It was I'm her relatives
10 let her come aud visit them. Mrs
Rowland and Ida said that she was
very welcome I'm tone indicating that
she was not welcome at all
she doesn't seem 10 realize" said
Ida 10 her mother, that we don't want
her"
What can one expect from n coun
try glrl| replied the mother.
The bachelors ball comes OF on
Thursday. suppose wen have TO
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take her won't be responsible for
her getting partners. How about her
evening drcsscs?"
Her father wrote that we must do
the best we can on short notice and
not TO mind expense. I'm going to
rake her 10 Nine. Mnricr's and have
something made for her. Maricr will
hurry it for mo"
The next morning Dora was driven
10 the drcssmakcrs. and NADINE, who
was y natural artist, got up very
simple costume for her that accorded
well with her rustic beauty when
her cousin saw her arraycd for the
bah She remarked that Dora looked
well enough but that The men would
not pay amy attention 10 q girl who
nud no "chl.
But fhc men Of that set bad been
suricircd with "chic." and os soon as
bora appeared in TIE ballroom Ida
was bD~Icgcd by them for introduc-
lion no flmI pretty little country girl d"
Dorm r8rd WIZ soon nllcd with names.
and a- hr suited over tbn floor her
Madonna 'Ho ucr iIc simple manner
iu which Deer ulir was done. the I'm.
iuCIod arrangement Of her costume.
-v uuIkr '.. elaborate toilets Of the
others attracted ornry esq.
Two youu, men both frequent Wis
itors zoo tbp EDwHnd, George Her
bert and Edward 'DIolu.ou. secured
thr pies OF bora dauccs c1ry u the
evening when hrr card was % blank
Ill.
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trial exhibition, installed i'm the car
barns of the local traction company
forms an important adjunct OF the
second annual convention OF Pennsyl-
Naria Engineers, opened here today.
The lectures and business meetings IF
the convention will be held in the
state Capitol during the next four
days.
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Mrs. Frank w. Rollins. wife of the
former governor of New hampshire
who with her husband and son is now
under arrest i'm New York on the
charge of smuggling. Mrs. Rollins was
Frustrated by the arrest and has been
imprisoned. Her husband and son
are now out on $4,000 bail each await
ing trial
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TO INCREASE DIVIDEND

New York, June lit is authori-
tatiycly announced that the Interna-
tional Smelling and Refining Com.
pany, which today paid quarterly
dividend Of per cent. VIII raise the
dividend to ID per cent. on the com.
pletion Of the new Utah smclter.
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June Music Festival reserved seat
Tickets may be obtained IL the Curtis.
Pearson Cos store on corner Of Prn.
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bidder today by the Navy Department
This is one of the last of the vessels
purchased to meet the emergencies of
the war with Spain to be disposed of
by the department.
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TO SELL THE
YACHT HORNET

Washington, June The Hornet
steel converted yacht which was
used during the Spanish war as an
auxiliary, will be sold TO the highest
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WASHINGTON EXPOSITION.
Harrisburg, Pa. June An indus