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The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

For nice, juicy steak or nice
chops at the right prices, call at
the City Meat Market. +
Mrs. Geo, Haslett and Miss
Edna Morgan, her sister, left
Sunday evening tor Jacksonville,
Florida, where Mr.. Haslett is
employed as engineer on one OF
the railroads and where they will
make their home in the future.
Mrs. Riley Walcott entertained
a few young people last Tuesday
evening at dancing. A three
cource luncheon was served.
FOR SALE.-Young chicken
fry's, w. A. Vaughan, near ]. ]
Tatum. Call at house after 5
p. m, or at Furniture Store
through the day.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

For live and home dressed
poultry call at the City Meat
Market
Hon. Hugh E. Cam bell of the
firm of Cambell & Francis, wool
growers, with headquarters in
Coconino county, was in town
most of the week. Mr.. Cambell
while here unloaded little bet
ter than 400 ranch cattle.
Mrs. c. Kelly returned this
week from Los Angeles where
she has been visiting for some
time with her two sons.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
BIG FRONTIER CELE-
BRATION FOR WINSL0W

The committees appointed at
the last Frontier Celebration
meeting have been busy the past
week with their respective work
and Winslow will have a cele-
bration on Oct. 5th, 9th and
7th that will be the best ever
held in Northern Arizona.
Immediately after the setting
of the dates for the celebration
the advertising committe got
busy and in few days had prin
ted matter of all kinds scatterd
all over Arizona and New Mex
leo. Large advertisements have
been listed with all newspapers
in the immediate vicinity and no
doubt the results from the same
will be most gratifying.
1t is the intention of the men
at the helm to have all OF the
Pioneers of Arizona, from near
and far, to attend the Three
Day Celebration, and the COM
mittees promise all who attend
the time of their lives. Ample
accommodations will be furnish
ed all visitors in the way Of
board and lodging.
The leaders in the affair pre-
dict that there will be at least a
thousand visitors in town dur
ing the affair, among them num-
erous prominent men who will
figure greatly in the coming
campaign, who will be here on
the occasion to make their
wants known to the people.
All the different tribes of In
dians 10 Navajo county, and
those adjoining, have been in
vited to attend, and the three
days will be a continuous plea
sure affair such as Winslow has
never before witnessed. Get in
and aid what little you can
financially and in the way of
boosting to every one of your
friends.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

The chairman of both of the
Republican and Democratic par
ties are now busy on their work
for the coming primaries. Chair
man w. H. Clark, of Holbrook,
has called meeting of the re-
publicans, to be held in Winslo w
tonight Saturday. Chairman
DR.. Geo. P. Sampson, of the dem
ocrats, has called a meeting of
the democrats to be held in Hol-
brook on next Thursday.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
Big Explosion.

One evening last week some of
the employees of the Harry House
lunch room imagined that del
egation of anarchists had hit the
town when three gentlemen,
whose names we will not men
ton, but whose initials are T. J.
Hesser, Jos. F. Woods and Ed.
Moll were partaking of a light
lunch. The luncheon over with
Mr.. Hesser proceeded'to smoke a
cigar, which he imagined one of
his favOrites, at the same time
being in conversation with the
lady cashier, when all at once
said cigar got skitish and explo
ded with a loud cracking noise
and spring about a foot long
flew clean across the lunch room
accompanied by loud exclama-
tions of surprise and laughter
from those present. Mr.. Hesser
seemed to be as much surprised
as the rest of them, but the lady
cashier would no doubt have
taken to her heels If not enclosed
by the counter. We reccomend
a larger force of police to take
care of all anarchists of such
kind hereafter as suggested by
one member Of the party. One
OF Sheriff Woods famous one
eyed ants was on the ground and
and as soon as the fact was
made known to the dynamiters
ycu could have played cards on
their coat tails as they made for
the Mogollon mountains south
of the Harvey House.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
.CopyrlEht. lsn.l
Becks-Lee.

William E. Beck, formerly of
Polo, surprised his many friends
in this city Tuesday of this week
when he appeared among them
with his bride. Mr.. Beck was
married Thursday, August 2+,
at Sparta, Mo-. to Miss Mary
Elizabeth Lee of that place. The
ceremony took place at 6 p. m.
at the home OF the brides par
ents and was witnessed by
number of relatives and friends
of the bride. Rev. NJ. F. Ault of
Okemah, Okla, read the mar
riage service. Rev. Ault was
formerly pastor of the Method
ist church at. Winslow, Arizona,
of which both Mr.. and Mrs.
Beck were members. The happy
bride and groom left on Monday
following their marriage for
Polo, arriving here Tuesday eve
ming, where they are guests of
Mr.. Beck's parents. They ex-
pect to leave early next week
for Winslow, Arizona, where
they have modern home, fitted
up and furnished, awaiting them.
Mr.. Beck is the oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Beck of this city.
He was reared and educated in
Polo. About six years ago he
decided that opportunities for
young men were broader in the
west and he went to California,
where he met with many and
varied experiences. He was To-
Gated for a few years at Needles,
Calf, and about three years ago
went to Winslow, Ariz. Shortly
after going to Winslow he was
given the position of manager of
large clothing store and he has
since purchased an interest in
that business. Mrs Beck, whose
home is at Sparta, Mo-, has
been a teacher in the public
schools of Winslow for sew eral
years. Friends of Mr.. Beck, who
have met his wife, feel that he
has won a prize. Wills many
Polo friends are glad TO extend
congratula tions and learn that
he is making good in the vest
Polo Gil J Weekly Bulletin.
Mr.. and Mrs Beck, above re-
terred to, are well known to
W1nslow people, also the Rev.
M. F. Ault, who performed the
ceremony. Mrs. Beck was one
OF the teachers i'll the Winslow
schools the last term as Miss
Lee. Their many friends wish
them a happy and prosperous
Journey thru life.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
CEDDIS MURDER
AT FLAGSTAFF

Flagstaff, Ariz., Sept. 10TH
Mrs. Ed Geddis, wife OF the
well known cowman, was shot
and killed, in the Coconino rest
aurant, last night about 1
o'clock,
Geddis had been in town for a
couple of days and had been
drinking heavily. Mrs. Geddis
came to Flagstaff yesterday and
in the evening went into the
Coconino restaurant with Ged-
dis, She picked her husband up
on the street and went into a
private room with him, in com.
pany with a couple of other peo.
pie. Whether there was trouble
between them is not known, but
he flourished his gun and the
other parties lett the room A
loud report was heard. Rushing
back into the room Mrs. Geddis
was found upon the floor, bleed
ing profusely from a wound in
the abdomen. A doctor was
summoned Immediately, but the
injury proved fatal and death
resulted in less than halt an
hour. A few minutes after the
shooting Geddis was placed un-
der arrest. He did not seem to
realize clearly what had taken
place. but had previously stated
that he expected trouble. 1t
was known that he carried an
automatic Colts six shooter.
The preliminary bearing will
probably bring to light sensa-
tional features leading to the
tragedy.
WANTED.-Room suitable for
millinery parlors. Close in. APP
plv at this office or write.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
"Melican Man"

(Literal translation OF a circu
lar printed in Chinese in connec
tion with Postal Telegraph ser
vice to China, Japan. etc.
"My Company letevery China
merchant know, may be some
people want make telegraph 60
some where quick. Go San Fran
CISCO, Marysville, Portland, Sac
ramento, San Jose, Chicago,
Philadel phia. Go ocean every
country, East every where, all
quick go in. Please some mer-
chant want come deal my Com
pany just write Pacific Postal
Water Land New Telegraph
Company Sure same you say,
do. Not trouble my Company
Also same have Mackay Bennett,
telegraph all csame back and
forth, go Hong Kong, Shanghai
and China. Come, 60 qdicker.
This Company awful cheap"
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
While They Last.

Fine frys at 50 anl65 cents in
order to make room for laying
hens.
W. A. Vaughn,
near ] !. Tatum
FOR SALE -Netzo piano,
cheap. Apply at this office.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

Don't forget to come to the
big dance tonight at the Opera
House. Four piece orchestra. =
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

Big dance every Saturday night
at the Opera House. Four piece
orchestra.
Harvey PerShing is in town,
visiting with his many friends.
having returned from Los An
geles an other California points
on a few weeks vacaction. Mr..
Pershing will resume his duties
with the Satna Fe, at Ash Fork
in a few days.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
REPORT THE CONDITION OF
THE NAVAJO-APACHE BANK AND TRUST CO.


SEPTEMBER l, 1911
RESOURCES
$D07
Due efromd director
IOverdra
ITritor bonds
bonds securities 1225nO
1aneS 10
Re
ICurre esandt
Specie .$1OO745
Legal and national bank notes
Exchang sforc
38574
2S52s2 8e7b
TOTAL *47122354
Csntal at took paid in ................ $t0tNWNO
Undlvb profits ........
Individual deposits subject $19l5543
Time certificates of deposit @7BN9
Certif Checks
Cashiers checks 13f49
Due 23S5997 3O7"W "WW
Bis Red;scounted
TOTAL $47,285
of
r c. Kaufman, named bank do solemny
Re KAUFMA N. Cashier
Subscribed 14h day September 1911
W. p GearyN Public
W. H.
J. a.. GREAVES, Dirgtors
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
Announcement to the Ladies
of Winslow.

My Fall line OF Millinery arri-
we'd this week, and invite the
ladies of Winslow to call and
look over the new and beautiful
creations i'll Millinery among the
latest BuIga riau>styies.
Mrs J. Downs.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

SEPTEMBER 1st 1911
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts,
Banking
Real Estate
tender
OCner casn " ~
Due
TOTAL So
Individual deposits subject
checks
TOTAL
Territory of Arizona, County
IL do
that the above
GEO KEYES, Cash
w. P Gesry, Notary
j..
Nj.
OSCAR BROWN Directors,
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF WINSLOW

At Wnslew in the Territory of Arizona the Close Business
SEPTEMBER 1st, 1911.
The Winslow mail., 1911-09-16

WANTED.-Room suitable for
millinery parlors. Close in. APP
ply at this office or write.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11

ira con ell sudor de su frente, para los:
que no Olyidan que ell hombre tiene estd-
mago, y no alas Quisiste volar, soste~
nerte en- las alturas de tus suenos. Sien-
tes apetito ahorag Como aire.
Ju0m.-No 10 niego. Envidie la suer-
te del aguila, Preferl las eminencias &
Las honduras, las eumbres los lodazales
Sone con ser angel y no bestia. Preter-
df ser un Colon, un Cristo, un Newton,
un Cesar, un Homero. 5Peque, erre, su-
cumb1? Piedad merece mi candidez.
Pan, hermano, pan.
Ped,0-No puedo darteIo ST 10 HI
ciera, co1neteria un crimen. Sc me re-
volverian de indignation las entrafias
mi conciencia me gritaria eternamente,
reprochandone mi carload como cobar-
dia
(Contin1a en- La 5a. planal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
LA CONQUISTA DEL PAN

Jud1o.-Dame pan, hermano
Pedro.-5Pan? Llama a otra puerta.
El pan que yo amase con mis- manos no
es para la boca de los gandules. Pasa
adelante.
JuGn.-Tengo hambre, Pedro No
nos pari6 una misma madre?
Pedro.-S1, pero nos pario pobres 70
trabaje, til no. He ah1 10 que nos dife-
rencia, nos separa. Sigue tn camino
Juam.-Pan, hermano, PAN.
Pedro.-S Me 10 diste cuando 10 necesi-
tie?
Jud,e.-No 10 ten1a.
Pedro.-Siempre fuiste un mandria.
5Por que empleaste la vida en- correr
tras de quimeras? TIE gust6 mucho ell
placer, POGO el dolor.
JWnaa.-j Placeres yo?
Pedr0.-Sl; has amado.
JMam.-5 Al amor llamas goce?
Pedr0.-No sc 10 que es ESQ. Nunca
tuve tempo nj ganas de recrearme, mi
rando mis- ojos en- los de una hermosa.
Jamas mi mano pulse las cuerdas de una
guitarra III CASTE mi voz en- modular CO.
plas, nj distraje mi dinero en- flores con
que halagar, enamorar y regular una
novia. Tu has vivido como una cigarra: !:
eantandO.
Jaan.-Y til como una hormiga: alma
cenando tesoros. Bien puedes darme
pan.
Pedro.-El pan es ha hecho para los
que trabajan, para los que riegan la tie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
JOSE DE SILES

En- la CANA de un hospital, sin fami-
liza y sin amigos que endlllzaran los I'LL
timos momentos de su penosa agonla, ha
muerto pobre este conocido" escritor,
despues de haber realizado una enorme
labor iteraria, publicando mas de vein
te vol1menes -
Este final, vulgarlsimo en- Espana, por
desgracia, podia considerarse como una
cosa prevista. Jose de Siles, hombre de
s0lido talento, de vasta cultura., fue to-
da su vida un sonador al que arrastr6 SUI
fantasia hacia una vida ideal de i'm
possible realization. Como todos, 8 casi
todos, los escritores de la 6poca en- que
comenz6 a escribir, amo Siles la bohemia,
a cuyo funesto encanto Sc rindi6~
Sin tregua nj descanso Sc entrego Tdes-
de muy joven la Labor literaria, en- la
que no tard6 en- conquistar un nombre
prestlgioso, conservado y acreeentado
por espacio de muchos amos de constante
trabajo, en- los cuales Sc preocup6 mas
del "rayito" de gloria perseguide que
de la fortuna que lie proporcionara los
ld1as tranquilos de la vejez.*>3
En- periodicos y en- hbros que alcanza-
ron gran popularidad, fue depositando
el admirable escritor 10 mejor de su es-
plritu y de su cultura, sin preocuparse
apenas de 10 que por esta titanica la
bor podla y deb1a cobrar La fnalidad
de su trabajo era ell arte, tai y como 81
10 sentla, y 10 de menos era la retribu-
ci6n de el. La pluma hbre que canta
en- versos las emociones mas intimas del
esplritu sc avienen NAL valorar Dor
paginas la cantidad i1usiones y de espe-
ranzas que en- cada ibro p1uso. -:
I este y no otra cosa hizo *to(la su
vida Siles; cantar como la cigarra de la
fabula, sin otra preocupaci6n.
Il Tn d1a, la fortuna, en- forma ..de he
rencia, visit6 la casa del escritor, y este
Sc la. devolvi6 al ptbhco en- la edici6n
completa de sus obras que, apenas1 con-
clulda, fu6 vendida a los editores por 10
que quisieron dar.
A partir de aquel momento, critico
momento de desesperaci6n, en- que des-
confiando de los hombres Sc concluye por
desconfiar con mayor intensidad de ST
mismo, comenzo Siles perder energias,
paralizando casi por complete su pro
ducci6n literaria que apenas 81 era SUI
fciente satisfacer sus mas perentorias
necesidades.
As1 dej6 transcurrir los amos hasta que
viejo, achacoso enfermo, sin. energias
para continuar la l1cha ruda que POGO 4
POGO habla consumido su vida, sc "dei0]
caer, como .vetusto pared6n que Sc de-
rrumba por la accion del tempo, en- me-
dio de La calle, de la que tai vez fue re-
cogido porque no siryiese de estorbo.
La labor de Siles es nuy considerable
en- cantidad y cslidad. Entire sus ibros,
llenos de bellezas literarias, recordamos
los siguientes:
La aeoulo de Lu@bet, La casa de la aie
gg1a, Ell lobo la 0Ueja, Bodn bueima "
boda maaJa, Los fa'etasmas del n,tntlo, EI
caascel q la pGtetG, Ac,taaelds del redoa-
del, Memorials de at's patrSot0, La estotya
de naeve, la copa de uemeno, El 3,aguaso
de los pobres, la hija del tango, Histo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11

'sas de amor, EI asesiaao de Ldsaso Y Ell
ds0avo ole atae poeta.
Del tltimo citado reproducimos ell 81
guiente art1culo que parece refejar un
estado de alma por ell que Sc sinti6 ator-
mentado ell autor en- los ultimos amos de
su vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
ART|cUL0S De FAMA

S:n duda alguna 10 son en- TODD al
nnundo los cue fabrican The Cartsria
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass., E. o.
de America, eontandose en primera II
nea Ell Flufdo de escribir de Carter, qas
es La tanta mas apreciada hoy en- el mer-
ado, por GUS condolences de frmeza, es-.
lor, durabllidad envase.
Ell uso de la Tinta de Carter &c ha e.
ueralizado de tai ulanera que en- Ia se4
tnalidad es casi La 1nica que se emplez
en- el comereio Y en- las ofeinas.
DE venta en- el BOLETIN MERCAN-
TILL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-11
Almacenes generates de dep6slto
En- la Marina de San Juan, P. r.
r. T. S IL " a.

Edi6co conruido de acero &C.
ueno PRUEBA cae del Comero cerea de Los NIUE
iIesy FerocarrlL
Sc recbn dep6io qunnas meses pre-
de eTarfa, m6deNa
Todo 10 deposa incendo fr
Companies de SECURES
depotarse
pagaran ctos fueren reepotados fu de
dep6s que expen
n6dico por e pazo que dep&ito
temnde
puesac muebIes coriendo riesgos
todos efect
Official auto las ventas voantarias
le Ia Autor1aad- ~ z % 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-01
Phxsieanomx Not Reliable.

am profound dlsbeliever in phys.
iognomy. Features are false witnesses.
Stupidity frequently wears mask n
intelligence. | know business men who
look like poets and poets who look
like business men. Men of genius In
variably look like idiots. and II you
pick out the man who looks most EN-
inent in party you are sure TO find
be is a nobody / always distrust mer
who look magnificent. Nature is a
stingy creature. She seldom gives a
man the double gift OF being great
and looking great. She took care to
lame Byron and deform Pope and dis
figure Johnson. But the browning ex-
ample of her jealous parsimony is
Shakespeare. have always been dis
appointed with Shakespeare's face. 1t
does not live up to his poetry 1t is
dull, heavy and commonplace.-Fr
Adventures In London"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-01
For Sale by the D. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency,
Barre, VT.
CITY HOMES AND COUNTRY FARMS

No. 1856. One Of the best homes in Barre
high and dry good air fine view. Eleven rooms
and bath electric lights, furnace heat; House
finished in hard wood. Hot and cold water
on two sides. Three minutes to electrtcs, i've
minutes to railroad station. Owner will ex-
change for small farm well located. IS
No 1885, Good eight-room house with pantry
and closets; hard wood floor in kitchen. Porch
on front. Good, large, dry CELLAR about one
line, one mile from railroad station. Owner
Will sell or exchange for farm or city lots. 81
No 1877 New house on Trow Hill Six large
rooms. pantry and hRll all hard wood floors;
house finished In hard pine. Porch across the
front. spring water. Barn q "a IL feet.
one acre Of nice land, and more land adjoining
can be purchased at a reasonable price This
fine home only s2i00.00 on easy terms SO
No. iss. Farm for sale: 1876 acres Of nice
LAYING land; one mile from railroad station; s.
acres of tillage 60 pasture and 70 woodland.
All machine moving. Good sugar orchard I;
plenty of fruit: 10000 feet soft wood timber
plenty of hard wood. farm will keep forty
head OF stock and team. Two barns. 80 los
feet and 80 80 feet sflo. Good eight-room
house Running water at house and barn.
Three fourths mile to school. Rural free de-
livery and telephone lines. Ten head OF cattle,
two horses and all farming tools. s4S0o.00. Lib.s
eral terms. An exceptionally good proposition.
No. i2s. A good fifty acre farm only one and
one half miles TO good railroad town; one mile
to school. Twenty acres OF level, machine
moved fields balance pasture and woodland.
Nice sugar orchard and plenty OF fruit-apples,
pears piums and small fruit. Farm will keep
eight to ten cows and team. Good 30 60 foot
harm and silo Good seyen-room house, re-
Gently painted and papered inside. nice
stream Of running water az house and barn:
With this farm YOU get six slick cows, three OF
them recently fresh, six head Of young cattle
one horse. two brood sows some hens and all
farm tools. This IL dirt cheap at S300000, with
easy payments IS
We have other good bargains in farms and
city property, all prices, kinds and sizes. We
sell all kinds of real estate and personal prop
erty at public auction and guarantee salts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-01
FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE

Fl. A. Phelps has the following property for
sale or exchange:
House on Franklin street, modern improve
ments, $4,000.
Double house on Maple avenue 100000
Double house on Foster street, S2000O0.
Double house on Branch street s3000.D0.
Double house on Branch street. $4,000,
Doubls house on RSckiey Court, $4,000.
Cottage house on George street, $4,000.
Cottage house on Perry street, $4,000.
Cottage house on Hill street $i5O000
Cottage in websteryille, $4,000.
Farm of fifty acres near Plainfeld. $4,000.
40-acre farm in wiliiamstown, 100000.
7b-acre farm IN Wiiliamstown, $4,000.
f0O-acre farm In Chelsea, S2000.00.
i0-acre farm in Williamstown, $4,000
FOR RENT
Tenement house, Beckley Court, $500,
Cottage house on Hill street, $1,000
Eight-room tenement, Branch street, $500
Eight-room tenement, Branch street, $ll0l
FOtr-room tenement. Foster street, $500.
House, with all modern improvements, 5000
Cottage in Websteryille, $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-01
About the State

| More than 5000 immigrants passed
through Island Pond last winter. They
landed in Portland and were bound
for the Canadian Northwest
Jonas Tucker of West Newbury
takes the lead as a sugar maker, ac-
cording to any reports received yet,
He made over 1000 pounds from 300
trees, or more than Ave pounds to a
tree.
The Rutland free library has been
given valuable collection of books
from the library Of the United States
Senator Solomon Foot, who died in
Washington in 1866. Other books from
the collection will be presented to the
Proctor free library and the library Of
Middlebury college.
As little Martha Harrington of
Barnard was leaving school recently, a
stone or stick careessly thrown, was
the cause Of her losing one eye, and
possibly both. She was taken to the
Burlington hospital that night and one
eve was removed II is not known yet
whether the other can be saved.
Merritt STOW was severely bruised
about the face and head in Bristol
last Tuesday by being thrown from a
wagon He was assisting in unload
ing heavy trunk when the horse
started suddenly. STOW fell to the
ground, striking on his face breaking
his nose and cutting a number Of
gashes in his face. The trunk fell on
him but struck him CHANGING blow
He had narrow escape from death as
the trunk weighed nearly 300 pounds
Rutland grocery stores are now
handling apples that were shipped in
from Oregon. They are known as the
Roman Beauty and look very much like
Northern Spy though they do not
have the good favor Of that apple
They are packed very much as oranges
arc packed in box and each one is
wrapped in tissue paper They are
handsome apples and show the results
of cultivation The price is higher
than oranges being s cents apiece
Mrs c. If. r. JENNIE, formerly OF
Brattleboro, was elected treasurer
ntional at the recent annual meeting
of the United States Daughters Of
1912 in the hotel Marlborough Blen-
helm at Atlantic City, n j. Mrs
JENNIE is honorary president Of the
Uuited States Daughters Of 1912, Yer.
mont. Mrs l.. B. Lord Of Burling.
ton and Mrs. S s. Ballard of Mont
pelier represented Vermont at the
meeting.
In removing large pan Of boiling
sugar from the stove last week, Mrs.
Frank Druge of Strsffard stumbled
and fell forward, plunging both hands
and arms to the elbows, and the lower
part Of the face, into the hot syrup,
which also ran over her back SUI
fering maddening pain, Mrs Druge ran
to the sugar place where her husband
was at work, distance OF about half
a mile, for help Although in ter
rible condition as a result of her acct.
dent, the injured woman will recover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-01
It Startled the World

when the astounding claims were first
made fer Bucklen's Arnica Salve, but
forty years of wonderful cures have
proved them true, and everywhere it is
now known az the best salye on earth
for burns, boils, scalds, cuts, bruises
sprains, swellings, eczema, ehapped
hands. fever sores and piles. Only 25e
at the Red Cross Pharmacy.