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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
MIDDLESEX.

The Workers Union met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Levi Swift-R. +. D.
carrier II. Comstock. Is off for his an
nual % days vacation The mail is be-
ing carried by his substitute. Mrs. Ella
Comstock,-Tuesday morning Mr.. and
Mrs II. Comstock went to Richmond for
visit to Mr., Comstock's mother. From
there they Will go to Milton and the lake
shore.IMrs. Walter Lewis and daughter
Elizabeth go Friday to Canton, y. Y, to
visit Mrs Lewis's childhood home. They
are TO be away through August.-Mrs.
George Smith and son Of MONTPELIER are
visiting Mrs, Smiths parents Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Crain.-Mrs Albert Grain s
soon to go to Maine to visit her childhood
home.-(feorge Herbert has purchased the
Mrs George Merrill farm and has taken
possession. Mrs. George Merrill has
moved a part of her household goods to
NJ. J. Herbert's. where she is to have
rooms.-Miss Mildred White of Mortified
has been spending few days with her
grandmother, Mrs Jane Miles who has
been quite feeble Miss White returned
home Monday niEht.-A Mr.. johnson from
New Hampshire has bought the George
Herbert farm and taken possession.--Mr.
and Mrs. II. O. Camp of Barre were
guests of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
o. Wilder, last week.-Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Putnam and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Browu
are spending several weeks at Queen city
Park.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Putnam
motored from Queen City Park last week
Monday. to remain home through the
week and entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Cleveland, their cousins-The school
houses throughout the town have all
been condemned and new ones are to be
built in their places.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Francis W. johnson a longtime resi-
dent OF Brandon. died at his home on
Union street Wednesday July %. aged
60. Mr.. johnson was a native of Hub
bardtown. and his entire life had been
spent In that town, Orwell and Brandon
He married Miss Fanny X. Havens 10
years ago. He Is survived by his wife
and two sons, Vert c. Johnson of Water
bury, Conn, and Bent " Johnson of
Youngstown, Ohio While Mr.. Johnson
had been Ill for nearly two years his
death came Unexpectedly.
The Rev. r. Barnoy Leach has re-
turned from Burlington.--Mr. and Mrs.
]. p. Tanner of DeKalb Junction. n. Y,
are visiting at Ray Rickert's .-Mrs. c.
x Huntley of Pittsheld, Mass. is visit
ing her father, J. p, Keley.-The tent OF
the Brandon Chautauqua will be pitched
on High street on land owned by Miss
Shirley Farr.-Miss Agnes Rckert has
returned to Shelburne Falls. Mass.-Mrs.
Charles June of East Walpole. Mass, Is
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. J. b. s. East
wood.-Mss Mary Wiley Is at swamp
SCOT Mass.-The Brandon band played
at the Shoreham field day Wednesday,
Mrs. G. S. Alexander of Hyde Park,
haSh', is NlSltlng MIS- Saran VI. camp
bell.-Several members of Silver Lake
Lodge knights OF Pythas, will 90 Aug
ust II to Montpelier. where the Peter
Woodland lodge of Lynn. Mass, will eX-
emplify the third degree in long form
The grand lodge will be held August IL,
at Montpelier,-IIarry Ferris, for several
years carrier on rural route number ,,
made his last trip Friday. He has re-
signed his position and Saturday moved
to Palermo, Me-Miss Jennie Darling has
returned to Bridgeport. Conn.-Mrs
Emory Parent of Sudbury Is visiting Miss
Edith Thomas Miss Grace Il. Parker OF
Richmond is at John Churchill s,-The
Lake Dunmore hotel was the scene or a
slight fire Friday afternoon. The hlaze
was caused by AN overflow OF fat that
was being tried
The ROYAL Workers of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met with Mrs L.
A. Severy OF Carver street Wednesda,
afternoon.-Ai Kate j. Rich OF FRANKLIN
street was taken III at St Thomas''
Church Sunday morning and was con
veyed TO her home.-The funeral OF Fran
els w. johnson was held Saturday after
noon A Duet was sung by II. A. Sever,
and Miss Lottie Baker, The bearers were
| A. A. Pond, F. r. Rogers. T. w. Hooker
Lana p II, Whalen. The burial was al
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drry, for few days, has returned to her
homo In st. Johnsoury. Bert Gray
was quite sick the first of the week, but
Ia gainins.-W. d. Bell rode out last Sat
urday for the first time since his attack
OF appendicitis. The Misses Laura Miller
OF Ossining. N. Y, and Bessie Warren
OF Boston have come to visit the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fremont Miller
Miss Marion Clark of Newark N. J., Is
expected Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
W. d. Yell.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gilpin
and son Roger of Richford came Satur-
day to visit at the home of his father,
Judge Gilpin-Miss Laura Burnham and
Ivan Burnham have been entertaining
friends from Derby and made a party TO
ascend Jay Peak last Friday.-Illiff Bry-
ant. wife and child have come from Tex
as to visit his father. William Bryant.
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ROCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. L. j Parmelee of Enos-
burg Falls are spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Morse Mrs. Parme-
lee spoke Sunday evening at a union SER
vice Mr.. and Mrs Leon Clafiin started
Monday morning FOR weeks vacation.
They win visit Mr.. Clahin's sister in New
Hampshire and spend a few days In
camp.-The Misses Clara Pember will en-
terrain the standard Bearers Friday
evening-Judge w, w, Miles and wife.
j. r. Pemher and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
+ A. Wilson of Woodstock were guests
at Judge and Mrs +. H. Edgerton's on
Saturday-The Rev, and Mrs. o. I'VE
Houghton of Bakersfield spent Monday
with the Rev. and Mrs. O. b. Wels.-Dr.
Campbell is moving into his new house -
Mrs Caroline Marsh has gone to Enfield
for a few days.
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MORRISVILLE.

Mr. md Mrs u. o. Walter and son.
Orson, Mrs. Alice Robinson and W. H.
Morse of Burlington were guests over
Sunday of ]. A. and z. s. robinson
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Heath of Providence,
r. l., are guests OF the latters sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. o. G, Jones'
Miss Doris Barrows Is visiting relatives
in Johnson William Sulham OF Lowell.
Mass, n former resident. is visiting rel
atives in town-Miss Eta Chenette OF
Manchester, n H.. is visiting her cousin.
Miss Bessie Mayott.-Mrs, George Mar
shall and three children of Johnson are
visiting her mother, Mrs Clarence Peck
OF Elmore. -Mrs. Hattie Hickok smith OF
New YORK Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fam
ME Bickford.- Rhea Patno is spend
ing her vacation in Lewiston, Me Miss
Lora Barnes of Essex Junction is taking
her place as composltOr In the Norris
Vile Messenger office during her abb
seneca party of 20 young people from
Stowe are In camp in the Luce-Bates cot
tage at Lake Elmore.-A survey OF Ran
doph road Is being made from w. A.
Warrens house to the Allen farm nome
and after bringing the road to grade
that section will be made into permanent
road
The eighth annua, reunion Of Company
ID, Fifth Vermont regiment, will be held
at Morrisville to-day. The Morrisville
Military band and drum corps f ten
pieces will furnish music, Th' Hoe VIII
start at Academy park at 1890 a M
led by G. A. wilkins of Morrisville as
marshal, and march to Sunset park at
lake I.amoile. where appropriate exer-
cises will be held. A business meeting
Win he held at II 80 a, m, on the grounds,
followed by dinner, which viii he served
in large tent with a seating capacity
sufficient to provide room for all Lee
turer A. g. suham will serve the din
ner Eugene II. Clowse Of Hardwick
x11 be the orator and Dr.. George L.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs, Peter Shepard is visiting her son
in East Pepperell, Mass.-The Rev. and
Mrs. y. A Mandgo and Mrs. NJ. S. Ward
are at Old orchard Beach for a week.
Fred Dutton of Boston is visiting at
Timothy Flanagan's.- Howard. Wits
and little daughter OF Waitsfield were in
town Tuesday.-Minnie Armstrong is
visiting in Nergennes. Fred Shontell and
family visited at Fred Jewett's in Boil
ton Sunday-Mrs. Robert Pope, who has
been visiting at Celia Shears, returned
70 Maitsfield Tuesday
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EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Campbell Of Wat
erbury were at D. D. Hudson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fuller are work.
ing for f. II. Elliott--Claron Allen
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Allen of Barre spent Sunday In town.
Mrs. Albert Tucker and two children
are visiting in Barre and Montpelier
Nathan Thayer and e. c. Turner were
In Montpelier Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Justin Tucker and daughter Marion,
are visiting In Montpelier and Barre
Allison Ralph of Providence, R. l., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. J. L. Spalding.-
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. McGlaflin have re-
turned to their home In Mortified,
after spending three weeks at their
farm here.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

George Remission has returned to his
home In 1ndiana.-Mrs. Theodore Morri-
son is visiting her old home In Prince
Edward Island.-Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Wheeler are occupying Wallace Clark's
cottagc-A wedding reception was given
Mr. and Mrs Maynard King last Friday
evening by members of the Grange. Ice
cream and cake was served and the
couple were presented with a willow
rocker.-Mrs, Emma Murray and son and
daughter Of Haverhill, Mass, are visit
Ing at the home of w r Angel
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Mary Sullivan of Boston Is visit
ing her brothers. Edward and James Sui
livan.-James Thomas is critically ILL
Wilfred Honsman of Chatham, N. Y, is
visiting at G. II. Bumps .-While playing
ball last Saturday Roy Nicklaw fell and
broke his left leg.-Robert shuftleton and
three children and Mrs Nellie Spoouer of
Arlington are visiting at Mrs. Fanny
Carrs-Mrs. N. j. Nicklaw and son of
Rutland are visiting in town.
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JOHNSON.

Or. Holcomb returned Saturday with
his son, Harold, who has been at the hos
pital in Burlington.-Mrs. Della Gliett
from Beaver Dam, WIS, is visiting at E'
H. Sherwin's.-Mrs. l., w. Chamberlain
and Mrs. Frances Hewlett from Cam
bridge, Mass, visited Mt Mrs D. h.
Perce's last week-HarmonN POMONA
grange met here WednesdaN.-Mrs
r. C. Cristy has returned from Worces-
ter Her daughter, Roxie. Will remain
there for n few wecks.-Miss Grace waite
of Decatur, Ill, who has been Visiting
her father. DIR. II. n. Waite, has gone 10
Barre to visit her aunts.-Mrs. Freeman
Boyce was thrown from n carriage last
week, sustaining sprained ankle.-W'
II. Nye and family are spending Few
days in camp mt Highgate Springs
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ORLEANS COUNTY
WESTFIELD.

During IA thunder storm Saturday after
noon the residences ( John Watkins and
Arthur Bcnware We're struck by lightning
and some damage done. but the houses
We're not burned. The barns and their
contents belonging to Charles Ostrout
and Nelson Ducharme were struck and
almost Immediately burned to the ground,
Ostrout lost two hogs and a hound, Frank
Martin had horse killed in the pasture,
and Orrin Bailey had seven cows and one
bull killed Telephones were put out OF
commisson.-Mrs, w o, Wright was
quite sick a few days this week.-Mrs..
Nichols. who has ,bsan with her son. Bert
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WAITSFIELD.

duties as telephone operator after a two
weeks vacation-Joseph Moriarty is able
to be out after an illness Of several
weeks.-Ray Tucker and Fannie Long
were married Saturday evening at the
home of Moses Long by the Rev. Charles
Redstone Mrs, Mary Berry has returned
home after a two weeks visit in Water
bury.-Daniel Lee has finished work for
]. a. Smith and has gone to his home n
Moretown,-Mr, and Mrs. Henry Belts
have returned from Highgate Springs,
where they have been camping for the
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past two weeks.-Nrs. Almon Gotta IL in
Moretown, being called there by the
death of a niece.--E. A. Chase has a new
auto truck which he will use in carry
ing the express from Montpelier to Watts
held-IIarry Berno is very III with tubers
culosis and heart failure. Charles Fisk
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Fisk.-Mabel Long has re-
turned from Burlington, where she has
been visiting several weeks
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WOLCOTT.

Donald Allen was injured quite badly
Sunday while riding his wheel home from
church, being thrown off and receiving
conclusion OF the brain. He is recover
ing-Mr. and Mrs. NJ II. Warren Of
Fromberg, Mont. are the guests of +.
Knight.-Miss Clara Davis, who has been
spending some weeks at Lyndonville, is
expected to return this week..-Miss Alice
Sullard is home from huntingdon
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WATERVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. w, ]. Parker Of Burllns-
ron spent Sunday with his sister MIS-. r..
H. Shattuck.-Mrs. William Chase OF
East Fletcher visited her father, Ami
Leach, last week.-Charles Hulburd ol
Boston visited his sister, Mrs. T. |. Mann
last week.-Mrs.. +. d. Leach and Mrs
w. X. Montgomery visited their mother
Mrs. Paterson, at Fairfield last week.
Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson Of johnson is
visiting Mrs. Mary Fairhanks-Mrs. G.
D. TAYLOR and Mrs. T. n. Stearns visited
friends IN Jericho Tuesday.-Harvey
Bennett WAS at home from Fairfield this
week.-Wlllam Woodward and son. who
have been visiting friends in this place
Tor the past two weeks, have returned to
Nashua, N H.-Mrs. Albert Sweet and
children are spending the week with
friends in Johnson.
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EDEN MILLS.

Seventy-two took dinner with the Dor
as society Tuesday. A company Of
ampers from Troy are at the Blake cot
Nage-Mrs. Betsey Hines Is very low
Rollle O'Here and Hazel Fletcher We're
married at Lowell last Thursday
Colonel Scott has been entertaining COM
>any from Concord, Mass.-Rufus Emery
and family are visiting their mother, Mrs.
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NORTH TROY.

immigration Inspector f. Aver was
in Alburg over Sunday.-Mrs. George
Root. with her Sunday school class, Is
spending a week at Lake Eden.@Cus.
toms Officer A. n. Butterfield Is away or
IL two weeks vacation.-The Rev. Will
liam Mllar is having his vacation and
with his family is passing part of the
time at Sherbrooke p O.
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FAYSTON.

James Emerson of Montpelier is a guest
of his son. Frank Emerson.-Walter JOS
Ign of Waitsiield has cut the hay on the
+. G. Hill rm,-TeIephones have been
installed in the residence of George \.
Fiske l2-5, and Raymond Burne, 12-3-
Mrs F. A Bragg, who has been III over
a week with acute appendicitis. is some
l,nt hot
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Wiley, their niece, Miss Gladys T. Smith.
was united in marriage to Harry f. Bing-
ham on Monday afternoon, August g. Ths
ceremony was performed by the Rev. +.
l.. NJ Barnes in the presence of the inn
mediate relatives and few invited
guests Refreshments We're served on
the lawn after the ceremony,
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from Heaton hospital-Tho experiment
OF oilng the principal streets of the VII
lage has proved so satisfactory that an
effort is being made to raise funds to
provide for a second treatment this fall.
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Green Mountain Inn this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Pardee visited Stowe on their we'd
ding trim forty-seNen Nears ago.
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election "mud-slinging, and attaches very little truth or importance to what a candidate says of his ad- versary in the heat of debate, even though he attempts to verify his as- sertions by a show of authoritative proof. If a man who is seeking pub lie office, can not afford to come out before the people, fairly and squarely upon his individual merits, he is not entitled to their support and should be defeated and relegated to political obscurity. I would make myself ridiculous to tell the people that l am the only candidate in the race for County and Probate Judge who is competent to fill the office. even if it were the truth. l will tell them this, however, that I am famil- far with the duties of the office, and that if they will honor me with their support l will discharge them faith fully, efficiently, and l believe satis- factorly l will give them good roads throughout the entire county and will not waste their money as has been done by road work unin- telligently performed and which will
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not stand the test of existing topo- graphical conditions. l do not hesi. tate to say that enough money has been squandered upon the highways of Garland county, within the past twenty years, to pave every import ant one with the most expensive material from beginning to end Nearly all of the funds expended for this purpose, have been absolutely thrown away, because the work has been done without proper equipment, and largely under the direction of noyices Road building is an art, and should be attempted only under the direct supervision of experienced builders, provided with suitable ma chinery. This is common sense.
 Another thing I would like to es. pecially emphasize in connection with my administration, should l he elect ed, is, that the office shall have my entire time and attention, since the people are entitled to the service for which they pay Now my friends. stand by me in this contest and if l do not prove myself worthy of your friendship and support after my cleo tion, I will resign and will not be stumbling block to a progressive and wideawake administrations
 J. w. AFFORD
 Candidate for County Judge. (Advt)
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s. MATTAR & BRO.
Will Open Their Oriental Store Mon-
 day at 314 Central Avenue.

udJ , IF OenLFdf avenue.
 S Mattar & Bro will remove their big special stock of Persian rugs, choice pieces of every description rare line of embroideries, cameos, mandarin coats, dresses, waists, cheviots, capes and scarfs, of the finest type, beautiful Sheffield and Holland silyerware, orianta, sclid gold and silver jewelry of semi precious stones and pearls, which have been on exhibit in .he card room at the Arlington hU.el the past month to their new temporary store 314 Central avenue, opposite the Arlington hotel bath house Monday, After the fire which destroyed their teautiful store last March it was feared this firm would be lost to Hot Springs, and their decision to again open business here will be wei come news to their friends in this city and the thousands of annual visi- tors who come here and patronize this firm who also operate large stores in the east and maintain one of the largest headquarters in the orient which supplies their various houses in this country with the very choicest, finest and most beautiful products of oriental manufacture.
 While s. Mattar X Bros new store will not be as large as it was before, yet it will contain a most elaborate and complete line of everything form erly carried by this firm which made their store the most famous in the
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FORD ASKS SUPPORT IF QUALIFIED ELECTORS
MAX ING SPIRITED CAMPAIGN FOR OFFICE OF COUNTY
 AND PROBATE JUDGE.

ellow citizens and voters of Gar l Ceunty:-G am asking your sup !. for one of the most important ecs in the county. If I did not
 worthy of it, 1 would not have
 audacity to solicit you" votes. l, not propose to attempt 10 sec ire K by the villification ard abuse my opponents-tactics 100 oft-n ;loyed to the disgust of the public candidates who have no merit nselves and who hope to ride into ce upon the demerits of their op- ents, as set forth by themselves. he public is heartily sick of
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HOT SPRINGS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER

called the Park spot of Hot Springs fine residential sites; hardwood shade trees. 60 fit. on Garden St. by l44 fit. on Pleasant St., one square from Park Hotel and Mall Vern Ave-; sewerage, gas, water and eleC- triC light on street. This property is well adapted for either church site, residence or flats.
 Some IA or more SubdiVided lots in east part of city, near line of the new Interurban Road.
 Arlington Place." 28 lots almost in center of city; 600 feet from the junction of Gen. traI, Park and Wilmington Ayes, about 200 fit. from Wilmington Ave. Presbyte- rian Church; beautiful and healthy IOCa- ton for nice residences.
 "DeII-GIen Place." 28 nice residential lots, just south of Park Ave-, laying between Dell and Glen Sts. This really fine site contains about 5 acres, was at one time selected as site for an Odd Fellows San itarium on account of the beauty and heathfuIneSS of the location. These lots are bargains to those intending to build. "RambIe Grove" l3 nice lots on RambIe St. at junction of RambIe, OrioIe and Bloom StS. The environment has nice cottages and other improvements. "Westbrook Add.'' nice lots on Bower St., just north of Park Ave. Pretty cottages
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ran church, Rev. Hikok officiating. Jack Frisby of this city and Miss Marguerite Mcdonald stood up with the couple at the ceremony, after which a most delightful wedding sup per was served at the Frisby Cafe. The groom is i nthe wholesale pro duce business in Arkansas City.
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country. The store is under the per sonal supervision of Mir Meek Mat tar, which will be an assurance of courteous treatment and cordial welcome to all who wish to call and inspect their new quarters, which they will occupy until more comod- iOus quarters can be secured.
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KENTUCKY CLUB CABARET.

The only high class cabaret in the
 city. Cabaret features afternoon and evenings. Miss Margaret Mcdonald, comic opera prima donna, a beautiful singer of beautiful songs; Miss An nette Mills, a Hot Springs fayorite; Miss Wellington, pianist. 314 Central avenue. upstairs. 3-S-tf
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Voice, "The Holy City (by requesO, Mrs. Aldridge.
 Waltz, Sunny Italy" CTobanD. "Chanson Sans Paroles" (P. Tsch- ailoCwsky).
 Selection, "The Firefly." (FrimD.
 WALTER L CAIN, Director.
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and fine buildings all over ''WestbrOOk" and nice class of residents. The four lots laying together would make beautiful building site.
 Gum Springs. This property could be made the site of fine Summer Hotel or Sanita- rum; has frontage of 293 it., beautiful large shade trees; the air is cool and pleasant in the hottest summer days. Read what an OId-time physician said of the water: ''I have known and prescribed the Gum Springs water for twenty-five years with the most favorable results. Its diuretiC properties are remarkable. 1t is also laxative, eliminative and tonic. There is no more valuable water in the vicinity" Any of the older physicians, no doubt, will say the same. The output of the springs is very large; it could be made fine shipping water.
 About 40 acres just north and close to Wilmington Ave-, between Maple, Linden and Myrtle Sts. This property is simply ideal for bungalow sites, with it's gentle elevations, ravines, fine shade trees and delightful COOineSs.
 The owner of the foregoing property is desirous of selling his holdings in Hot Springs and returning to his home in the East. Will be glad to sell the various prop critics at satisfactory prices and terms.
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RAY BOW MAN.
Visiting Couple Married in This City
 as Continuation of a Romance.

A romance was eliminated here in the wedding of Miss Stella H. Bow man of Sioux City, la, to MT. E. P. Ray of Arkansas City, Kan, when they were married at the Presbyte-
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MAJESTIC MUSICAL PROGRAM.

Sunday Evening March 8, 1ot4. March, The Air Line,' U c. Smith
 Overture, Martha" (Flotaw). Voice, Love is a Rose (SaHs SoucD, Mrs. F. NJ. Aldridge, Jr. Fifth Noeturno," Ueybach).