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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-17
Recovered from Lung
TrOubIe-NOW Insured

Insurance companies will not accept
any one affected with Lung Trouble.
When you know man who has been
afflicted and who later has been insured,
must be In a very good state of health.
Cases have been reported when Lung
Sufferers. after taking Eckman'S Altera-
tive, remedy for Throat and Lung
Troubles. have successfully passed the
medical test Of insurance companies
237 Dean ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y
Gentlemen: About year and a half
ago ] noticed that my health was rapidly
falling ] was troubled with night
sweats. severe cough and was very
weak; having, in fact absolutely no ambf-
ed physician, who told me my lungs
were affected. Not satisfied went to an
other doctor, who. after examining me,
snid that was in the first stages Of Lung
Trouble. At. this point ! started to take
Eckman's Alternative. The night sweats
became looser and gradually disappeared.
My weight is now 142 pounds and my
physician has pronounced me perfectly
sound--which, together with the fact
that have just been accepted by two
different insurance companies for insur-
covery, by Eckman's Alternative
(Above abbreviated: more on reouesto
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
many years test to be most efficacious
for severe Throat and Lung Affections,
Colds and In upbuildIng the system.
Contains no narcotics, poisons or habit
forming drugs Ask for booklet telling
of recoveries. and write TO Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia Pa, for evil
dencs For sale by ali leading druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-17

fully determined. The insurance was
carried in three different companies,
two of them have had ad1usters on
the ground, but the third is still due
to make Investigations. In the mean
time MIR. and Mrs. Fred Tweston are
busy trying to give them a correct
estimate as to the cost Of repairing
the damage to the building.
In moving the contents out hurried
ly, thers was quite a Settlement
made all over the yard. One item
that has been missing that brought
much grief was the loss of Mrs.
Tweston's diamond ring. Her troubles
because of that, however, came to an
end this morning when the sun Der
gan melting the snow and revealed
the sparkle of the dimond, enabling
hsr to pick 1t UP out in the yard.
Poor Freddie! He, however, is still
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-17
ICE MEN BEMOAN
WARMER WEATHER
Sudden Change in Temperature Plays
Havoc with

The sudden change in temperature
is playing havoc with t-.e condition OF
the ios fields, it was reported today
from the scene Of ice cutting opera
lions. The warm sun this morning
has been softening the upper crust OF
the ice. and while it is still In fair
condition, it is not as good as when
this work OF harvesting 1t first began.
Ice to the depth of nine inches is
reported from most of the fields. Men
are being kept busy On all OF the
fields and the product is being put up
as rapidly as it is possible. The fee
men fear another day of like warmth
will spoil their harvest for them.
The big consolation is in the pre-
dfction of the weather bureau, fair
and somewhat cooler. Even slight
drop tonight would help out In keep
ing the Ice In fairly good condition
The harvest was reported this
morning from the Harrison and Deits,
Azinger Brothers, l.. E. Denmire and
the Noonan fields. The turn of the
weather for warmer is bothering all
of the harvesters.
At the Noonan field at Montrose,
twenty-five or thirty carloads in a
day is the pace set. The ice at this
point is only about eight inches thick,
it was reported, but 1t is OF good
quality
Ice trains are being set in on the
switches near the ice chutes. in order
to fill the shipment orders as soon as
possible,
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SPEECHES. FOR THANKS

Mena. Ark.-"I find Cardui to be all
you represent" yrites Mrs. H. b.
York, Of this city. 81 suffered from
womanly ailments, for nearly two
years. before tried Cardu. | have
been SO relieved since taking it
cannot say enough in its praise. 1t
has done me world of gooG. and
recommend Cardui to all women"
Cardui is over so years old. and the
demand is greater today than ever
Cardui Is the standard, tonic med.
icine, for women of every age. Would
you Hike to be well and strong? Then
take Cardui. It's record shows that II
will help you. Begin today Why wait?
ADV.
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other Items Of Local Interest.


Mrs. ]. P. Ernst and daughter Rose
OF Wythe, returned home last Satur-
day evening, having completed ths six
months course of treatment at st.
Louis, for the little girls affections
caused several years ago by her hav-
Ing infantile paralysis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst sea a great improvement IN the
girls condition and feel that it will
be perman emit and in time the affected
limb will regain it's full size and
strength
Miss Maude Polling Of Peoria visited
Hamilton frSsnds the latter part OF
last week.
Taylor Bell OF Mt Pleasant, where
he is employed in the city gas works.
visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. Maryatt OF the LOWER part of
town is enjoying visit from her
mother from the eastern part of the
state
How is this for business: Last Sat
urday the firm of A. C. Dentons gro
Gerry sold twenty-one punches OF
bananas, week ago the Buss gro
Gerry retailed out something like 2.50U
oranges. Thees concerns could al.
most be called wholesale consumers
supply stores.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-17
Lost His Mind.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
CHICAGO, Feb. 17,-Suffering with
a brain malady, John Borush, 45. q
clerk. patient in the Michael Rees
hospital. leaped from window and
plunged five stories to instant death
today. A nurse who saw the man
leave his bed, sped after him, but was
too late.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-17
olvn,nic Games Bill.

BDRIIN. Feb. 1s.--The reichstag,
deferrng to the storm of disapprovai
that answered its first refusal, today
nassed the first of the bills appropriat-
inr 100000 for the Olympic games,
scheduled for 1915.
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Hamilton Lumber company made a
vacancy there. It however, lasted only
for few short hours as Miss Marie
Yeast was Immediately installed as a
fixture in way Of office girl and book
keeper.
Miss Elder has served the Office
for several years and her competency
and ability added to her pleasing ways
has made her valuable to the com
pany and they regret very much her
action of leaving at this time Sh,
has, however. planned a trip covering
several months for her health, and in
sists that she must give up her posi-
ton SO her resignation was accepted.
In casting about for some one to fill
the place, Manager Angels attention
at once rested upon Miss Yeast. Miss
Yeast graduated from the high school
here last summer, and since then has
been applying herself In an endsavor
to master bookkeeping and stenogra-
ply. She is littls girl OF winsome
ways, CHEEKY disposition, and al
ways wears a smile that does not
seem to come off. Along with ability
she has the determination to make
good whatever she attempts to do, SO
that 1t is only matter of time until
she will have mastered the situation.
Miss Elder Is to remain another
month to give Miss Yeast an oppor-
tunity to learn the work from hsr.
Estimate Of Loss from Fire Not We,
Complete.
The loss at the Hawkes. Nest resi-.
dence partially DESTROYED rby firs on
last Friday morning has not yet been
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facing loss that he 1s hoping the
passing OF the snow will also reveal
to him. 1t is his dollar watch. Not
because he cares for the dollar
watch but because OF the valuable
gold chain that is attached to 1t,
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Read The Daily Gate City, 100
Der week.
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Gate City want ads bring results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-14

Mr.. aud Mrs Frank starr have r.-
turned Co their hof1s az Butler IA
attcr spending the past ten daNa ne the
guest ~ W.. md Mrs. Edward Etkry. 81
Elm Grove.
kohrri crime. m0furman ON tho West
virginia Traction and Electric Company
uno. has returned from Fishing Creat.
Wn,Te ~ spent several DAYS fishing ar-
Phillip Ewing. OF Viola. apsnt vsst.r-
Joy ln Wheeling, looking after business
Misses Margaret ard Helen Cromwell.
~ H'dinrn. I... Ie fh' guest for sever
gaNs ~ NJ end Mrs. .. q. Hsarnr. 1t
ieatherwood.
Joe Cannon and som. Joe. Dr.. have o..
'NEH'h 20 iHfIr homo 100 MuuIauHfH. after
n I'" days with friends at Washington.
Edvard tho yuuur SON OF Mr. arf
MFH. 'IarrnrH Ehifur iH confined Goo If.
home az fsrnfharrDUu ,fffH Irfrala
James kIHkruf of WUudIuwu Viii
leave to-day Tor pnlIrs. whore he vii
pend several uHFu with friends
Miss Anna Ifeuua isH returned Co her
nome nf West NtDNrUdfr after rrfr.r-
inE few daNs with friends and rsfr
tivcs nt Cleveland
Mrs. Bert White az FULTON ia yfst.-
ina friends 20 ffttahsrrh
The regular weekly meeting Of Trsu~y
clay comp Modern Wnudrnfn III tr,.r.
this evening
Lawrence Carroll has returned &C.
West Liberty to resume biz studio Boz
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YOUNG PEOPLES
CONVENTION OPENS
sSsS1l MEETING OF YOUNG
PtOplE's CHRISTIAN UNION
OPeSS WEDNESDAY.
sessions Win be reId b. Eass Liver.
peel sno Rocs Springs pars
-Thoosanos ekpected

The tventy-nfth anniversary con.
Fsntion % the National Young Peo.
Pies Christian union vii b. held In
Last Liverpool from July IS 20 u
~ Il Anticipated that over 900
churches viii send delegates 10 the
Convention from all sections OF IN.
country. Fifty automobiles have ben
secured 10 meet the advance xuard Of
sonN enuon visitors Who will arrive
~. " snnetcay afternoon and evening
ne services OF nfty boys have been
secured 10 take the visitors 10 their
hsinS rooms and headquarters
me oecoratlon committee Of which
Rev. J. r. Moore Of Chester. ". Va. il
chairman IL planning 10 make The
convention success The Rock
Springs Park theatre. where the an.
niXe<sary dAE-program VIII BE- held.
and the First I. 4. church. headquart-
ers. viii be trimmed In the Y. II. c. u
colors. Yale Blue and White. The an
ntversary day services Thursday will
BE- held At the Rock Springs Park
A special musical and literary pro
gram In which several members OF the
organization will deliver addresses
VIII be the chief features OF the con
vention.
An effort viii be made BY the vari-
Gus young peoples societies in the
siNtr-four Presbyteries TO win the 81
Louis trophy cup for the presbytery
making the best annual showing. with
the name OF the winning Presbytery
engraved upon ~. Tine cup IL of ster.
ing silver and stands ten inches in
height
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r. r. WHITING
Weirton. W Va

fok SALE acres timber on COP
Una creek. near Dover. YORK township.
5000 90 About 81. with fruit. house
and barn In Louisville. Ohio. \ W.
Lcndon. Louisville. Ohio. jy-i9-m
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

ToR SALE-Olis rr typewriter, good con
dition. H. J. Smith. .uS Schrnulbacn
bach Bldg. Bell e52-W. Natl 7SO-M.
ap-l5-tr
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rmprovementa Complete.

McCullaEh g. Reed. owners Of Birch
Lynn. the new addition that r. under
process Of construction at EdEwood. will
finish the work within a few days The
concrete walks have all been laid. tile
grading completed. and the work q lay
INK the brick paving VIII be completed
within a few days. This will be one or
the prettiest places IN the pike district
when completed. and will be an attrac-
tive place for the building Of magutf-
cent residences. Just when the dedica-
tion Of this now addition viii be held
Is not known. but ~ will likely be within
few days.
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shops when for some unknown raa.
son tho pedal brace iot 90 and with
out warning dropped on his foot Tho
member was badly crushed up a. far
as The iusIcp. Tho young man was
rushed to the Glendale hospital where
Dr. Barlow dressed the member
While exceedingly painful tho injury
Dr. not thought fo b. serious ana If
D. expected that the Young man viii
be out iu two or three weeks.
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FOOT CRUSHED
Harry Mckee suffers Crushed foot
When Heavy Piece % Iron Fails
on toe Ampufat@d

Harry Mckee. eighteen year old
son Of Mr. and Mrs H ID Mckee Of
1900 Marsh8l street Benwood suFar.
cd a painful injury yesterday alter.
noon when n large piece of iron faII
on the right foot cruahiue 30 10 such
on extent that the index toe vae an.
put1ted. Young Mckee. who o. ma.
chiniiss apprentice. was working ir
the pt OF an engine az the Hcnwood
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summer school rftcr spending the week
end With relatives az Film Grove.
Robert McConnauriy. az EIm Grove.
received painful injuries Co. hfa foot
saturday. whom pat uf molten moi fI
gNcrturncd 60 the " heelirr Mold and
Foundry
Charles Siwula and family. Of fTra
Grove. are spending 90 few DAYS 90 Will.
wood FISHING camp. vu ~ WhfsIIrr
creek
Paul Cromwell. Of -ikins. ta spending
lrHthcrwoud
Miss Malre bUcketettsr. Of MarhIrF-
ton. fH.. is the guest for several dave of
friends 90 Edrwuud
John GtiligHu. OF Marietta has return
90 q" ne home. after spending Tsr
days with friends az Wuudadaie
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Another speedCr will come M this
evening before squire Seibcrt ~ Film
Grove. The unlucky party IN this In
STANCE happens 60 be n Heliaire man.
Green and Town Marshal T. %. Butler.
The deputy sheriff attempted 90 stop the
party on Wheeling hill. hut succeeded
only In getting his number. The trial
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ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO,
6ehmuIbach Building. Both Phones
FULTON Council.

special meeting of the Fulton coun-
ell will be held this evening at the
council rooms IN the Fulton Bank build
ing. This meeting r. for the purpose
Of deciding or the matter OF the pro-
posed imprC vements at Bow street. Sew
crai times this matter has been taken
up, and each time some objection has
been raised and the plan has not gone
through II IS expected that \. y. Dut-
ton, general manager Of the West VIZ
ginia Traction and Electric company.
will be present at this meeting for the
purpose OF going over the details OF the
propoRftion
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Stockholdef s Meeting
sTocKnoIpnFs, srrrrrra


4 special meeting rf tho rraTEFGfg.r.
of The Wherlfnr Eferf a Iron Clrrratt,
WIZ he held at the COMPANY Office
huildinr. corner Main lnd South -trs.ta.
D.. M. Co. take nrfIYr uspu = rHarfffI...r
90 Increase The capital etrrk uf tho com.
panY g. ~ 500 900. also re- recount rIrI 10
amend the |E.IIwH rH ne fu irrrs4a. fr.
mcmbrreIir OF the roard OF Direct ..-
and nf ihc Executive COMMITTEE. also 70
resolution autHurizirf the rurcHraa OF
tho property 0f che wheeling Sheet a.
IIn lInfn COMPANY. also r. rseOfufIer
rer0rnuIr rituc fhn sale a. portion Dr
TIE treasury stock also anv and ali
other hu. frfee which may come before
tho meeting
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
fu.H.u
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HOTEL. NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE orr. 90. IN
PRIVATE baths. running water Or rooms.
elevator 90 street level Zine rnHp frs.
capacity. $50 SperirI yates H. sEf.t
BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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The regular weekly meeting Of Mystic
lodge No. -. X. Of T.. Of Elm Grove
was held last evening at their lodge
rooms on Main street. Aside from the
regular weekly business transactions OF
business. several other matters OF nm
portance were taken up and degree work
conferred on a few candIdatea.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Keystone Bible cIa., m,.,,-

A business meeting of the keystone
Iible class OF the Stone church sun
DAY school was held last evening al
the class room. Several matters OF
business were discussed. Among 9th,
er things the class decided To hold
business meetings on the first Mon.
day evening OF each month. and took
up matters relative to the holding OF
class picnic on Labor Day. Several
other matters OF minor importance
were discussed
Announcement was also made OF the
appointment OF the following com.
mittees:
Sick and Flower Comnittee-Mrs.
\. + Ruble. chairman. James Shep.
herd. Fred Bushon, Harry McCaus.
land, Samuel Lively. Otto Dieckmann.
Elmer Mendel. Ross Clemans, Ed.
Stanley. Charles Ray. Wayd Kimmins.
Sherman Palladium. Henry BOYD
Warren Austin. oliver Pryor, Harvey
Walden. Roy Hawkins.
Social Committee. +. Terrell.
chairman. Lester Crow. Harry Bloom
field. Guy Lindsay, Walter Boyd, Wal.
ter Hand, Arbie Creighton, Hugh
Nichols, Ed Cashdollar. Peabody Al.
kinson, James Stephans, Earl Walters
Logan Kittle. Will Marting. Will
Ryan. Joe Baird, Henry II. Hallett.
Lookout Committeeman Keyser
chairman. Charles Boyd. George Jones
John Cristwell. Ed Hallett, Allen FL,
mer. Willis Crow, Clyde Rice. Charles
Caldwell. Sid Hildreth. John Creigh.
ton, Lester Walters. Eearl Wood. Ar.
thur Carter. Charles Trigg, Herbert
Parker, Raymond Bauer.
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Hotel BOIhwpII Atlantic CITY. n. >.

onl h0ute from Boa #dgalE ans .ffe.f
Pier. every appointments H.rherf
ffandard IN cuisine ano service b. Isf.
let J. a y. n Boutwell, ag-st-tau-4
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The regular monthly meetingof the
Patterson council will be held this
evening in the town hall Several
matters In connection with the town
business will be discussed at this
time. Among other things II is said
that council will consider the stop
ping of Sunday baseball In the town.
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evening.
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DIED

sunday July IL AZ 4
O'Clock b. No.. at rsr late residence Ma.
a.'H Epr street. MELINDA j.. widow,
OF the late james 80 prichard III mo
f'Ftntt third year OF her ars
p ..l'laI rom ncr late residence Wcdnea-
nAy AFTERNOON 90 ln O'Clock Tnfar-
H'Ii tL MI. Zion cemetery. FrfcrIa
of inc family Invited. FaIrn0rt and
AANnInhinu papers please COPY
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HOTEL FRONTENAC \ ". e

from Beach. The most popular section.
Rctwccn the two famous piers central -
a. good as the best: capacity 30 VIII
nave Nerl special terms Of s. Sld.
tl2.JO. $3.50 up. including LARGE ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator. baths
phones. superior table. with white seq
vice. table supplied Circct from fartu:
pure water. sanitary plumbi.s por,r,,s
overlook the Occan and boardwalk.
Booklet ". +. WATTS.
.u-l5-gEt
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FOR RENT


FoR RENT ~ NEW FtREPRooF
BUILDING -THE FIFTH DR.
SEVENTH FLOOR. WHICH WILL
BE DIVIDED FOR OFFICE or
OTHER BUSINESS PURPOSES THE
ROOF AND TENTH FLOOR. SAY
$500 SO. ST. RENTEC TOGETHER
" DESIRED. JAMES L. NAMIEN
ioo5I MAIN STREET
ron RENT-Four rooms. hath. finished
attic. laundry. Second fosr 1ra1 Chap
IRE 81 Possession August lst D. A
3ylt-I
rok EENr-Ntcc Apartment house of
Tour large rooms. UrfN ate bath ard fiu-
ished attic. ZINE location. cor ToT and
sixteenth streets. rnuu-rr on the prsfu-
iscs or call Bell phone tosS-W Jy--.I
ron EENr-Furnl ned rooms arH
boardinE M so 1elf Main street pr-
veie family. Address Rooms care tr-
tclnEencsr fv-1-tr
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The LeXinalOn

tennis courts adjoining ge9ch. only
hotel where guests may 20 frcm house
70 surf In bathing atti.o without using
ST. oets. which IA prohibitod cane 81
bathing suits and use 90 hath house, 10
ircc. Running water in rooms. private
hath~. Tango parlurs. orchestra. 81 so
ana up dailt - o. &l5 80 weekly. An
e. lean plaH. White service. E0pETes
PAUL q. ErEANs Mgr
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HOTEL HENDERTON Tennessee
ave-" and the beach. trr center Of ali af-
NHcuons and best ratIiug gauacisv
200. Elevator. priyefU b1fhe. etc Noted
table. kathing from house. no charra.
Special 3" up weekly. !. g. e.. NcGil
Iulyt0-26t
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THE COLWYN south Ms1l.
Near Ir1Cr. modern Imurot esnerrr.
nyccllrnt table. uuse c.lIcd service. 14so
view from ail purcaes. $50 90 daily.
81 90 t1Z.s0 weekly Iu-s-.ef
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CLAIRVOYANT

CONSULT Mrs Meadow. noted gIHIr-
Nuytut ou an business and love ar
fairf Fourth and Center. FULTON Elm
..Le-e - tytt-p
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wANTED-MAIE HELP
Wanted Situations-Male.

NANEEp-lositiuu a. hookkecpcr. b. "A
lnung man with N ycars experience
an Al.n Hrc ~ 90 writer. Address 81. q.
a., care NuN Fg-. Wheeling. ~ Va
Jy1U-m
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HOTEL MAJESTIC

center OF attraction. ocean view. Re
uovated throughout. Capacity. 500. Ele.
Nator. Private baths. White service etc
superior table. Special SO up. wily. 50
up oily. Exit NJ \ SMITH
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FOR SALE

l.o9b 6roOm house. bath. slate
y VOL AIN almost new. on large lot in
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THE WILTSHIRE

III "tLiOtthb and beach ocean
view. capacity $50: private baths Run
ming water In rooms. elevator. muric.
Sps cial $3.50 Up weekly. $3.50 daily.
open all the year. BOOKLET
SAMUEL FILLS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-08

Lyman H. FELTON, 81, who died from
pneumonia at Highgatc springs Tues
day, was for many years extensively
engaged in farming and numbering III
his native town, Franklin. In lSse
he moved to Highgate Springs. cstah-
fishing the MisSisquoi lime works. lie
opened a general store and built up 4
little community which greatly feels
his loss. He represented Franklin IN
the legislature IN 1858 and Highgate
in 1908 and 1910, and III beth towns
held the important town offices. The
/ schoolhouse now being erected IN
/ Fighgate Springs was secured largely
through his efforts.
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WONDERFUL OPERATION.
Clot OF Blood That Impeded Circula-
tion Removed from Great Artery

PHILApEIPHiA. Jan. S-Au opera
ti"0, declared by surgeons ~ he unique
IN the annals IT surgery iii this couu-
try Was performed here yesterday
when the aorta Of woman was opened
and a etot of blood which had been
impeding circulation was removed \
three quarter inch iuei~Ion was MADE
In the great artery close te the heart,
ana the blood eliot which lav below the
opening was expelled h. pressure, Be
fore tile operation thee was no per
scptlble pulse below the section IN
which the eliot was lodged After the
eliot had been removed pulse was
observed In both legs. and physicians
declared the woman life viii be
saved. although the right leg may have
20 t.e "mputated.