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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10

Gel. Clarence II. Cram, senior vice
comlnander-in-ch chief of the Sons of
Veterans will go. Thursday, to Win
throp, where he will give instruction
in the work to the newly organized
L. t. Carleton Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams. 1t is expected that about %
more members viii join and the char
ter list is being kept open. Mrs. Deal
ey of Winthrop, prominent Relief
Corps worker in that town, who has
been very enthusiastic over the form
alton of the camp and has long de-
sired TO have such an organization in
town, has been called the mother of
the camp. The commander of the new
organization, stephen Beanie, is the
principal of the High school at Win
throp and all of the members are
those having social standing and in
fiueace in the community
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10

The installation of the officers of
Henry c. Staples Camp, No. 50, S. of
V: and Auxiliary, No. Is. will occur,
Wednesday evening, at Grand Army
hall and will be followed by a recep
ton to Col. Clarence II. Cram, senior
vice mmander-in-chief, and Mrs.
Cram. The Installing officers will be
DR. and Mrs William o. Cobb of Gar
diner The program of the evening
will conclude with an order of dances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10

lspected citizen, died, Saturday night,
at the age of IS years Mr. Merrill
was born in Durham. At the age of
q he married Eliza j. Wilson of
Harpswel. The next year he came to
Monmouth, where he has since re-
sided and followed the occupation of
a farmer. Mr. Merrill was, for many
wears, member of the Methodist
church. One son, William II. Merrill
with whom he made his home, sur
wives.
NORTH-The funeral services of Mrs.
Sarah Maria Chandler were seld at her
late home at North Monmouth, Friday
afternoon, Jan. ). Rev. Sargent, pastor
of the First Congregational church of
winthrop, officiated. Two beautiful duets
were sung by Mrs r. Crawford McIlroy
and NJ c. Edwards of Winthrop Tile
bearers were her three sons-in-law, +.
H. Bearce of Winthrop, NJ L. Bonney of
Lewiston, B. w Maxwell of North Mon
month and a nephew, L. c. Berry of
North Monmouth. Her fourth son-in-
law, c. e. Prescott of West Winthrop,
could not be present to act as bearer.
Interment was at Evergreen cemetery,
Wayne A profusion of flowers was con-
tributed by relatives and friends.
Mrs Chandler was Il years old. The
,a,,,a,l,s of p.y Mr. sargent were able
a,4 co,,fc,rti,,s, osneeia1lv Ia the three
surviving daughters Mrs. Chandler was
a, ,,.r,,,,o, - 6i.,h neral standing. loved
.,,7 ,.os,aotoa Ia. an who knew her Her
los is deanI, for nv the community
,,.bere sbo md livea many wears. Mrs
,,b,pdIer WIS tho daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Amos sbadd who moved from Sa
harms 10 within one mile of North Mon
month viIlaga and settled ON a farm
Mrs e,bandler and her Younger sister
Tf,c,. vsare tben attractive young ladies
aud both nan,,1ar school tenehers and
wore well known i'm musical CIRCLES. as
both were sweet singers and sang i'm the
church a. North Monmouth many wears
ifnfIer the leadership of / L. Orcutt. Hqr
father and motber and sister. I,ucv
Sbadd dia5 sor,e wears ago. respeetea
citizens
AIpIoN
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

The NUMBER OF WELL-PAID STEM
ographic positions we filed last week
emphasizes the we'll known fact that when
an employer wants a good stenogrnpher ne
calls upon the Remington Typewriter
companys employment department. You
are invited TO make use OF the free serv-
Ices OF this department. 172 So West
Temple st. f1343
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yrSvss. ,s.25: MINE MUCK
.;sSis lack miners. $500; Is
/, ies. ,s.?5; r. R. bridge car
hssee helpers. night cook,
vest. Sheppard's Emp.
W. no ''' 1885
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ADDING MACHINES

THE GREAT DALTON MACHINE
more work. better work, costs less.
See Il at Pembrokes. s2-t East Broad
way. salt Lake nsts
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ESTABLISHED EAST
s1is reliable. competent
- WIZ ana Eloves-Utah.
Give references eSpe-
-. seausintnnce to insure
p s,s salary and commits
( nes1 Trfhune. 1880
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

RANK OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
hstures; special designs submitted on
.,ulicetion; household refrigerators.
cafom and pocket billiard tables oowinE
coIlsndar Co.. $50 10 $50 South &th West:
pbnD. Wasnteh ass asoss
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wANTED-LOCAL OR TRAVELLING
statesmen making small towns 10 handle
our new. attractive pocket side line,
Quick shipments. prompt commission, no
Collecting State territory covered, For
particulars address G. A. Johnson, 210
Sigel St, Chicago, Ill. flSoo
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4 .oon LIVE sALEsMEN
ss.s for the Aetna Lite
r-rany. IN the state OF usan,
~ lar men who can snow
',s,..s ~ q {. I'd. Moss. MANAGE
Has'' o e199T
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sTENOGRAPEER AND ROokKEEPEnss- ns
stais references, salary required L.sS
Tribune 49,
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WANTED
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STENOGRAPHERS DESIRING COACH
Ing for civil service examinations call
$50 Constitution bldg. Wasatch l92S-W.
1885
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PARTNER TO TAKE INTEREST IN
wholesale and retail candy business.
about 5000 required. p. o. Box 369
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WANTED, YOUNG NURSE GIRL. MUST
be neat and competent; call afternoons,
1866 r. So. Temple. f1a34
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~ IL NNkLE LAWN. AP-
temple, Immediately,
1852
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ssSsaI,,als, 70 the consumers.
s,arv Good commissions.
IN vrits Edgar Jones Com
Nd s"e'" d3l02
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.coMPFNT GIRL FOR COOKING MD
downstairs work: good wages gus t;ss5 r;sst
So Temple ..-V
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$500. SIX MO. INT. l2 PER CENT. SE-
curity real estate. mtg. Wssatch
aiTo 1880
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GROOM MODERN, IsT-CLAsS CoNDI-
ton Call Brantins, s7i So. 4th East.
f20aJ
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LADIES. MAKE SHIELDS AT HOME,
| $40 per 100, Work sent prepaid, TO re-
liable women Particulars for stamped
addressed envelope. Eureka Co., Dept.
l34. Kalamazoo. Mich. f1942
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WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
s71 East So. Tenn. Call mornings.
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S-RooM COTTAGE, LARGE YARD. $40
So. 7th East Apply 40 Church st. 4th
SO. bet Main and State. f2oe5
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COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN AS
nurse and second girl. III o sire ct.
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2noYMENT AGENCY. BASE
~ congregational church. We
pd'uon free OF charge. Tele-
lsish Ssi2. 1865
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Arm. HOUSE. 1854 so. W. TEMPLE.
Phone Was 4si2-R f2f29
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- ots, EARN BIG MONEY AND
=, snis Federal Correspondence
y Glsetlves. $40 Pacific bldg
rin- Cal 1898
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h EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
'uumsnt and household help.
El,tuirtery for laborers
4! South. Phones 46s.
cT43
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WANTED
aeA1.H HELH

-raE UNDBRsIe5SNE,PD 5S p
<clI., ambitious man IN :,
q hOnes., where not already
,,i tosn a Previous e&-
np,s.sSS'eawi wo will teach you
! iscrGufbus 9u fbusIness for yourself
a kst stin.,iative. u Splendid OPP
y r9f,ssn'W sssn without capital 70 ;
/ g r.yi.nNssnSent for l!te- The
- iresps,n irep,ys Realty Co. C-s2i.
/ s'1Trsshinston, D, c. fseo
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oi EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
G unskilled laborers fur
nal lst South. corner Com
ness Wasatch 1855. DAB
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BOOK TELLS
100 ~ Co protected positions Poso on
Gve Thsre is q big
'rsq ' ,u sure and generous
p ~ 'ssrsDSlOOyiment. SOi Easy to get
q snp'IIt sn.ppI.t C-219. No obliga-
,,,.ssins. ssSt1s. washington. D; e; e
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Al ATTENTION AND THOR.
., tha.scterizes Utah Business
w 1stg Day and night. Begin
~ - building. 1851
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ntMT HAT CO., 81 f. End
c.and men or more to wear
~ " fall hats. Exclusive
1855
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E-AyBlTlOUs YOUNG MEN
:. travelling salesmen. and earn
q ham. Write for particulars,
sJstem, Rochester. n. Y.
f1944
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. M
AND l T, M. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
tSl SO. 9TH EAST.
e33si
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hiHLy AND EXPENSES TO
~ distribute samples for big
r: steady work. S. Scheffcr,
NJ Chicago. 1881
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ms EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
u Froot." liz West End South.
rHa railroad and mining help.
e1549
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.ss MEN WITH BICYCLES;
steady employment:
ON biography, W, u. Tel.
a2s43
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Nan STENOGRAPHER TO
q ,lsculc business, business
Fa,a.s preferred. S. L. Elect.
1884
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VI SALESMAN, PERMA-
m mpn ior right man. Address
Wy. 1896
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N AS PARTNER IN GOING
Sh,s. Must be hustler and
Mpdling business men. NO
~.lrd. State age and phone
lifrtss L-39. Tribune f2Of9
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10Y ABOUT 10, EXPERT
has slora and on fountain,
. No' f209s
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II GENERAL AGENCY, 25s
n souih. wasatch 1911. Help
IN hc,els. restaurants and pri-
-. also work by the day; rail-
4 rcs,ruction work. mining a
d370s
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y; AcED ",ls LAUNDRY DRIVERS.
irrssnsn outht preferred, Apply
g f17eo
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRNIsHHp

kOh RENT hOO666 ONE OhH A6f16D
A II ROOM HOUSE. BATH ROOMS.
steam heat, we'll located. viii rent fur
uishsd or unfuruished suitable for board
Ing or roomins house. II is nicely fur
nished. 10000 furnished. fb-eo unfur-
niaheo. Will give long lease.
room mod, Ills Fast Ist South. $3.50.
room mod. III u St. $500.
room mod. 70 20" g., 5000.
room mod. I25 "K' 6t, t.s.0o.
room mod. 7ss First Ave. 5000.
room mod. 5I3 East 5th South. SIS 90
room mod, 2ss r ST. $3.50.
room mod, 5Is M St. 5000.
room. ses Jefferson St. 9th South &
West Temple. $3.50.
room mod. iss North Sth West. s1s.oo.
room. b23 So. Eth East. $500.
room, sos SO. 5rd West. $500.
room. 722 So. State ST.. $500.
room Taylor Ave. 18th South * State.
$500.
room. e57 jefferson St, $3.50.
4 and room apis. In the Avalon. 22s
East Third South. $3o.oo-t35-eo.
Store room. 27T West 2nd South. long
lease. reasonable rent.
Store and living room. 1et So. State
ST., SI4.oo.
A RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
Call r. Harbach. Mgr. Rental Dept
Both phones SAL.
73 SO. Main ST. flel2
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WANTED
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-FOR BIGGER MONEY TRY
Blitz. the wonderful new polishing
cloth Cleans all metals a new way
Ike "lightning. Works like magic Sells
on sight. Everybody wants IL. II you
want 10 make 80 TO 50 day sell Blitz
NO matter what you are selling or how
much you are making take Blitx too and
make more Agents outfit postpaid for
25c with full instructions and receipt
good for 25c on frst purchase. Write
today. Auburn Specialties CO.. Dept. EOS.
Auburn, N Y fl0sD
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4-RooM FRAME COTTAGE. 5TH NO.
and sth West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOO
Groom brick, 35l " 9Th West -. 1000
Broom brick. srd No. and 4th West 1000
3-room brick cottage, Brunswick
ave . ................... IS 90
groom brick cottage. ~ Dubei av- 20. 90
Groom brick cottage. SOP 9th East
s-room brick res. lis 2nd East .... so
= room mod res 81 81. .. 80 so
g. room mod res esl 5th ave ~ g.. 80
e-room mod. res, $50 E. Tth ST. =. 95. 90
7-room mod. res, ts3 st. hot water
APARTMENTS.
South ~ 49,. -. ...............,. a7.bo
South '..... ..,..............9 81. SO
Groom apt. Woodruff" 2S6 End
East ...... % ~. ...............'.. 81 so
avenue ...... ~. -. 80 90
% 9Th South % ..... .............".... ~ s.. so
9th East .............. 50. 90
SALT LAKE SEC. & TRUST COMPANY.
Builders OF Durable Houses"
| 32 Main Street
Phone Ex. 80. f2ose
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shS.s. SNSKILLED LABOR
- also hotel help. l54 SO.
nasatch 666. ai958
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WANTED-MAN WITH A SMALL
amount OF cash to buy half interest In
cement and concrete business. Plenty
work Address Lag, Tribune. f2029
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church; We
get you a position free Of charge. Tels-
phone 1922. tz779
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- NEAT CUTTER. MAR
r~g1srred, Address Sutton
wan. f1764
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GOOD SOLICITOR ON PHOTOS. FEW
days special work; commission. good
proposition; reference, l.. Hollard. 20 e.
So. Temple. f20s0
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START IN BUSINESS BE INDE-
pendent started as agent, am now
big manufacturer; have hundreds OF
agents working. I'll start you. Agents
ficee and employ sub-agents No money
needed. Write me fully and frankly. Do
II today. c. E. Swartzbaush Co.. box
II. Toledo, o. He4l
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AGENTs-JUsT COIN MONEY SELL
ing New Improved Hosiery direct from
mill with our big advertising offer. You
can make $500 daily. Everybody buys.
Credit. Samples in leatherette case free.
New Improved Knitting Mills, Chicago
1850
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AGENTS. HERE'S A. PROPOSITION
which sells itself. the agent don't hold
the bag We guarantee the sale: wonder
ful new invention. sells like fury az rs
with orders now. everybody wants ter
ritory. poor salesmen making $40 daily,
good ones coming money Write quick.
Lyon Sales Co, Waterloo. Ill ne45
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~ WANTED ON SEWERS
4 a. n,snt Sn South; long Job.
nlractors. fiTo9
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WANTED--25 SOLICITORS FOR SPE-
cial work. Best proposition ever made
10 public and agent. Pay every day, Call
II you can deliver the goods. Room BIZ,
Constitution bldg. Sunday after IL a m.
Ask for Mr.. Fisher. f20oo
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EFrst oNE THAT CAN
Phone lTi. Park city.
tl730
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AN EXPERIENCED COOK FoR, ROW,
land Hail References required CAL
between and n IN. Hlos
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10 PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. SEQ J. NJ
Thomas. Eagle block ol3S
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OSTEOPATHY
VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Carpet cleaning done c. D. Bates Eiec-
tric Co., a2l Atlas. Wesatch 212A- sesa
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL H0usE-
work: good home; small family .. SO; SEQ
Tth East st. NV
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REFINED WOMAN, ABOUT 80. TO DO
housework and care for two children
during day, Good home for right party.
f1ess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-02
MCCORMICK MAY
RETURN TO T. r.
AND NEW PARTY
Chicago Man at Oyster Bay With Re-
port That Deneen Can't Win in
Illinois on Ticket With Taft.

Oyster Bay. \. Y, July 2-Robert X.
Mccormick of Chicago, who was lead
er of the Illinois delegation for Roosevelt
at the Republican convention, but who
was one of the first to say that he
would not follow the former president in
the formation OF new party, came to
Oyster Bay yesterday with the state
ment that Governor Deneen OF Illinois,
who cast his lot with President Taft,
could not carry his state on the TAFT
ticket, and that he Mccormick had
come here to open negotiations with
the colonel
Although Mr. Mccormick did not make
the statement in SO many words, he
intimated that he had come TO Oyster
Bay as an emissary from the members
of the Republican organization.
The progressive movement has de-
velopcd more strength than | had
thought at first" said Mr.. Mccormick.
81 have come TO the conclusion that
Taft cannot carry Illinois,
"Are you going back to Roosevelt"
u don't know he replied. Il want
to talk it over with Colonel Roosevelt"
What will Governor Deneen do?"
81 don't know what he will do. He
wants to. be elected governor and recent
developments have been such that he
does not know where to stand
Alexander II. Revel of Chicago was
expected with Mr.. Mccormick, but was
delayed in his arrival.
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Miss Quimby, Aviatrice, Thrown
From Machine
FALLS 1000 FEET INTO SEA
Was Flying With Passenger, w. A. p.
Willard, Who Was Also Killed
Two Were Returning from Trip
Around Boston Harbor.

Boston, July miss Harriet Quinn
by of New York, the first woman to
win an aviator's license in America and
the first woman to cross the English
channel in an aeroplape, was instantly
killed with her passenger, w. A. p.
Willard manager of the Boston aviation
meet, at Atlantic City last night, when
her Bleriot monoplane fell 1000 feet
into Dorchester bay.
The accident happened when the avia-
trice was returning from trip over
Boston harbor Of 20 miles. just out
side the aviation grounds, heading into
gusty wind, she started to volplane.
The angle was too sharp and a gust
caught the tail Of the monoplane, throw
ing the machine up perpendicular and
hurting the aSiatrice and her passenger
out.
They struck in water five feet deep
a second before the monoplane plunged
down 10 feet away. Boatmen found the
bodies driven deep into the mud, Both
We're badly crushed with bones broken.
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from Inflammation, and your Sanative
Wash relieved me. / am glad to tell
anyone what your medicines have done
for me. You can use my testimonial in
any way you wish, and will be glad
to answer letters. - Mrs. CHRISTINA
REED, los Mound ST., Peoria, Ill.
Mrs. Lynch Also Avoided
Operation.
Jessup, Pa" After the birth of my
fourth child, had severe organic infam-
nation. Iwould have such terrible pains
that it did not seem as though / could
stand it. This kept up for three long
months, until two doctors decided that
an operation was needed.
"Then one of my friends recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and after taking it for two months
Twas well woman. Mrs. JOSEPH A.
LYNCH, Jessup, Pa.
Women who suffer from female ills
should try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, one of the most success
full remedies the world has ever known,
before submitting to surgical opera
finn-
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CHAMPLAIN MEMORIAL.
The Dedication Will Occur on Friday,
July S.

Burlington, July 1.-The dedication Of
the Champlain memorial, at Crown
Point, n. ", erected by the states NJ
Vermont and New York, on Friday, July
5, promises to attract large crowd of
the citizens of both states.
The following tentative program has
been planned for the event by the Lake
Champlain commissions OF the two
states:
Music by the Sherman Military band
of Burlington.
Invocation by Rev. Lewis Francis,
ID. D.
dwelling of the Champlain memorial
light house and music, 'The Star
Spangled Banner
Presentation of the memorial to the
governors of Vermont and New York
by Hon. Fl. Wallace Knapp, chairman
of the Lake Champlain commission of
New York and by President John NJ,
Thomas, representing the chairman of
the Lake Champlain commission of Yer.
mont.
Acceptance by Governor John A. Dix
of New York and Governor John A. Mead
of Vermont and presentation by them
Acceptance by the government OF the
United States by Col. William Cary
Sanger ex-assistant secretary OF war.
Remarks in behalf of the republic of
France. by Count de Peretti de la Roeca,
counsellor of the French embassy.
Dedicatory address Of the Hon. Robert
Roberts of Burlington.
Preceding the dedicatory exercises of
the ChampIain memorial, the Society of
Colonial Wars of New York will I'M
veil bronze tablet at Fort Amherst at
Crown Point
On Saturday, July 8, the Champlain
memorial at Plattsburg will be dedicat-
ed, when the following program will be
carried out
dwelling Champlain memorial and
music, Star Spangled Banner"
Presentation of memorial statue to the
governor of New York by Hon II. Wal
lace Knapp, chairman of the New York
Champlain tercentenary commission.
Acceptance OF memorial statue by Gov
ernor John A. Dix of New York
Remarks by Governor John A. Mead
Of Vermont.
Acceptance for the city of Plattsburg
Dy Hon. Francis Lynde Stetson.
Remarks in behalf of the republic Of
France by Count de Peretti de la Rocea,
of the French embassy.
Address by the Hon. John A. Stewart
Of New York City.
Address by the Hon. Job. Z. Hedges
If New York City.