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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
COUNTY FAIR OFFICIALS
 RECEIVING MANY ENTRIES Exhibits Filling Fast in Final Days Cattle Men Coming Strong.

Friday, was another day of real Rooseveltian strenuosity for the coun- ty fair officers and their workers, both paid and unpaid. At the Lathrop of fee on the wharf Secretary Charles D. Greennan, on hand and Treasurer Frank W. Brewster and entry clerk, F. Herbert Brown, were at it from 6 in the morning to at night.
 James B. Palmer, the Guernsey man from Round Hill, was down. His list, cattle and sheep. was heavy, as usual. Ray Harding, the .society's director
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05

bor, s35,Oo0 for Greenwich harbor, $10,000 for Thames river, S15,000 for Connecticut river and s175,S00 for Bridgeport harbor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05

Given Gold Watch and Chain.
 A gold watch and chain was the birthday gift from MT. and Mrs. John Rathbone of Silver Valley farm to their son Charles upon his 2lst hirth- day this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-05
NOTION DEPARTMENT

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 medium size. 100 yard spools.. oo MERRICKS- DARNING cor TON, 45 yard cards in black, white, tan, etc.. cara 70 A GOOD DARNING COTTON in 45 yard spools, black, white and colorS .-.....--..-.-.- TOT DO
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
The Town Election

Which comes of next Tuesday, Is
the warmest municipal contest we
have had III years.
The fight between the adherents Of
the present incumbent Mayor Brown,
and ring candidate for reelection,
and the supporters Of Mr.. Charles
Francis Brown, the candidate Of the
good government party, 10 something
aerce. But notwithstanding the fact
That the forces of darkness are
Arrs yed against him, Charles Francis
will win out by good margin. Good
eitizens, regardless Of party, are
cushing to Mr.. Browns support.
In the councilmen's contest the
fight is along similar lines, but here,
too, the party Of law and order and
eivic Righteousness will win over the
Ffeactionaries.
But don't let the opposition slip one
over on you. Get to the polls early
Ind stay late.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
Low Rates

At . meeting Of the Trans Conti-
mental Passenger Association In San
Francisco, March 26, the following
round-trip fares were adopted for
1915 travel to the Panama-Pacific In
|.ernstionsl Exposition at San Fran
[eisco and the Panama California
TAxposition at San Diego: From
Chicago, 1880; Peoria, s58.25; St.
Louis. $3.50; Kansas City and other
Missouri river points, 5000; st. Paul
and Minneapolis, 5000; and Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad,
also all points on the Main and Mar
shall Pass lines Of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande railroad, Grand Junction and
East, $45.OO. Tickets will be on sale
daily, March LIST to November 3Oth,
1915, inclusive, and carry q return
limit of three months from date Of
sale, but in no instance later than
December 3lst, 1916.
Stopovers will be allowed both 60
ing and returning at all points on
Denver 4 Rio Grande and Western
Pacific In Colorado, Utah, Nevada
and California. These are the lowest
round-trip rates that have been made
to California in many years and with
these liberal stop-over privileges
Pacific Coast travellers will be given
an opportunity to visit the wonderful
scenic attractions and investigate the
resources Of this great Western
Empire.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
St. James Church

Services on Palm Sunday. Holy
Communion and sermon on the last
petition of the Lords Prayer, la. nj.
\ Sunday School 10 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon 7.3(
p. m.
| Services, Wednesday At 10 q. M,
10 and 7.SO p. m.
Good Friday, morning prayer and
aitany 10 .. m. Passion service II
)m. to 8 p. m.
Easter services will be announced
9hext week.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
Commercial Club Meeting

The annual meeting of The Rio
Blanco County Commercial Club fol
the election Of officers and other
business of importance will be held
at the District Court room, Monday,
April 8, 1914, at O'Clock p. IN. Men,
bers and those desiring to become
members are requested to be present.
w. s. MONTGOMERY,
w. D. SIMMs, President.
Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

Assessor Hartke is back from
Denver, after attending the state
assessors meeting. While at the
capital, Mr.. Hartke had . talk with
the state tax commission, with the
result that It Is not likely We will get
the same kind Of . deal we received
last year when our taxes were
doubled by the state board.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
Warning

F. E. Sheridan has never objected
to people fishing on his place, but
he objects to people prowling around /;
locating things, and then stealing
them between two days. Suspects
are watched; when caught they will
get all tho law allows. Take warn
ing. m2l
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

Tom Scott bought large bunch Of
stock cattle, this week from Mat
Huston Of Axial. Later Mr.. Scott
sold the bunch to the Harp Moulton
company, making enough on the
trade to buy several meal tickets.
Tom will buy or sell anything you
have got.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

The old-fashioned woman who used
to have framed crocheted "What Is
Home Without . Mother" In her
dining room now has . daughter who
has "Ish Ka Bibble" mottoes all over
the house.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

A young woman desires board on .
cattle ranch for few months, at .
moderate price. Am not an invalid
or consumptive. Please give full
particulars. Mrs. Mabel Kellar, sos
g. Warren st., Syracuse, N. Y, care
Cora Clapp. a.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
Land for Lease

Or work on ehares; 164 acres fenced
In Josephine basin; 10 acres plowed.
H. E. Ramsey, care Record Herald,
Chicago, Ill MIL
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
Found a Cure for rheumatism

II suffered with rheumatism for
two years and could not get my right
hand to my mouth for that length Of
time" writes Lee L. Chapman, Ma
pleton, Iowa. II suffered terrible
pain so could not sleep or lie still 1t
night. Five years ago I began using
Cbamb berlain's Liniment and In two
months was we'll and have not sui.
fered with rheumatism since" For
sale by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
stocksrowers. Attention.

A meeting of the stockgrowers OF
khe county will be held at the Dis
frict Court room, Monday afternoon,
April 9, 1t 8 O'Clock, for the purpose
Eof considering the advisability of re.
the White River Stock.
growers Association. All stock.
growers Of the county are urged te
he present.
AMBROSE OLDLAND,
President.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

While Ralph Lytle's Carter auto
was In front OF bis door at noon
Thursday. some miscreant came
along and threw hydro-chleric acid
on the machine, damaging It consid-
erably. The cnlprit IL known and IL
warned against . repetition Of the
ofiense.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

WANTED-Position by first class
lady cook-will take position on ranch
or in town. Will not do washing. In
quire at this Office and state wages.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

II you wish to Join the Brighten ur
club see Broome. the painter. All
work satisfactory or no go. al
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04
Notice to Coal Buyers

Parties ordering coal from Black
Diamond mine, leave orders with T.
B. Scott, or G. e. Sixemore. a4-3t
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

There never was . girl 10 pretty
that she did not look silly and sloppy
when she was chewing gum.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

Albert and Frank LaKamp and
their ia miles request The Herald to
thank the Odd Fellows and numer-
GUS friends and neigbbors for many
courtesies rendered In connection
with the funeral Of their venerated
father.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

Fred Carstens Of the Mesa spent a
few hours in town Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

in. wyman was autographed u
the Meeker Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1914-04-04

Mrs. Sarah Searles Of Vernal, came
last Thursday, to visit her relatives,
the John p. Neilsens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
News Of I etersburg

burg as the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Marcus Huu
The Eattic Axe baseball team. OF
kichmond. is scheduled to play an cx-
h!bition game with IIcinic's Goobors on
Monday AFTERNOON.
The class contribution az tho pat
t"rsol Bible Class of the Second Pres
hyterian Church the past year amount
ed to $296.73.
The monthly meeting OF the Bap-
list sunday school Association OF Pc
tcrsburg and vicinity Will be held to-
morrow afternoon "a; Woodluwi
Church, at Swift Creek
In observance OF the glad festival.
services appropriate 10 Easter will be
held In churches Of all denominations
mere Tomorrow. in many OF tho
churches elaborate programs OF music
VIII hc rendered.
The compulsory education law
ndopt"d by the people Of Pctcrsblr..
VIII not be put into full force tho mex:
school session
Mrs j. :. Stubs who has been vis-
itinE her sister. Mrs. " s. Harris
on East Tabb street, has returned to
her home III Atlanta, Ga
petersburg Lodge. Of the LOYAL Order
or Moose, at Its coming meeting win
Install tho newly elected officers and
nave Its nrst annual banquet
Lovcnstcln BroA today purchased
INC residence of T. q. Temple. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12

New iork. Apti l1.-Alpheus Barnes sec
rciaTE OF the Wright Auto-piano Company
!eii this city to-duS Tor Dayton O.. 10 con-
'er Win Orvii!e Wright. When he returns
the latter part of next wcek 81 T. under
Si""4 %" VIII bring with him the terms un-
Der winch other acroplnnr mauufa Cturrrt
amy continue ;heiT operations The Wright
company has made no tcuuit" announce
Wrrt regarding it, terms since IT, patents
were upheld oy the Federal courts last jan
sary.
F-om persons clos" 20 the weights It was
.earnci to-day that There was very little
iiFe.ihoo: of the Wright Company entoin.nc
any %: Tie present manufacturers and that
;he sitnahou "lli oe greatly cleared next
directors meeting In this city was
nos tpo"ei ~ order 70 Arrange for The Day
e'ccs between Wright and Curtlss viii lie
settled. especially "a both wright and Cur
i:s- had Conference In WASHINGTON Lass,
week. Many manufacturers ar waiting
aaNiousiy % learn oc tho Wright Companys
terms. and a. soon u they are definitely
announced {; IS expected local aviation viii
make rapii aQvances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
p 1 /. e. s:
Quickly
G. u r e 81
instant Relief. Permanent Curc-Trinl
fnchnGr Mailed Free to All
I'm Plain Wrnppcr

"ant every man and woman.
ture OF piles to just send their name
hnu addrcss to US and get. by return
effective ana positive cure ever knryrn
ioF ms disease. Pyramid Pile Remedy.
inc way to prove what this great
remedy VIII do IN Your own case, il 10
Just nj! out Tree coupon and send 10
Us ana YOU VIII get. bv return mail. n
iFec sample OF Pyramid Pile Remedy
Thcn.. after you have proven to
IourSeiL what IL can do. YOU viii 20
I" the druggist and get a 50-ccnt box
Don't undergo nm operation. Opcro-
lions are rarely success and often
ic4h 70 terrible consequences Pyramid
iliG remedy reduces all innamlna ton.
makes congestion, irritation, itching.
secs ana ulcers disappcar-and the
For sale Mt nil drug stores at so
cents n box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12

Union street. This property. abou, the
rear Of the Lover stcm's department.
store" recently burned. vat now being
rehullt. and big improvement J..
expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
POSSES ON TRAIL
OF TRAIN BANDITS
Robbers Who Caused Death Of
Man Thought to Be Sur
rounded in Swamp.

A.iic. La, APRIL ll-Posscs headed
~ Slerih. Ballard Of Tameirahoa Par
Illinois Central Railway Tonight sur
rounded Beaver swamp. near here,
where they expected II capture the
two white men who to-day attempted
70 ho!d up Illinois Central passenger
train No. s.. woundiuC lson Allcu. q
porter. ana causing the death 81 Ludc
Anderson, who jumped from the train
ana Wa ground 70 death beneath the
1t was eXpectci that The mon would
them was said 10 be luqiur from "a
wound r.ceivcd when ~ ! Kent as
SCISSOR OF TauCipahoa Parish. ured on
Inc bandits as They left the train
The attenrtcd Eold-up occurred b"-
Wten Flrker and Tangipa hca. a few
miles north % here il Is believed that
the robbers expected 10 secure large
sums from palnastcrs OF lumber com
lai!ics =, Ul!s section, WHO are usually
Passengers Oh this train on SatuT,!:lv.
tie weekly pay day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
QUEEN MARY GIVES UP
HER RUBBER AT WHIST

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch. I
London, April little gambling
craze is more prevalent in London So
cicty at present than ever before, and
this is why tho Queen has given M
playing the rubber of whist, of which
She used to be so fond
The koenest OF all players are wo-
men. and the greatest plunEcrs, and
even quit" young girls now know ali
about "spotting' winners. Girls Of the
day say they have to do little betting,
because so much is expected OF them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
DATES SELECTED
FOR AMHERST FAIR
Various Committees Appointed
to Arrange for Annual Exhi-
bition in September.
Especial to The 'rirnes.Dispatch.

special TO The Times Dis patch.
Amherst, Va, April ll-Th- stocl1
soctdtiun met recently ana elected tho
following officers for the ensuing year.
rresi9ent :. !: ,iiaIrdins first vice
president, " l.. Waller; second vice.
dent, Robert TAFT. fourth vices rcs-
dent, John VI. Payne; secretary e. :,
Jouhcrt- secretary OF entries. Thomas
W hii"hcad; executive committee, :. /:
~ !" Page, ia. NJ Beard. Thomas
marshall. W H. EicIesom: assistant. J.
" Eeard; board of directors. s K.
Harding. c. y. Jouhcrt {. ]. Campbell.
". + walker II. l.. l'asc II. V Mar
tindalc. Robert TAFT. simon Wood, y.
H. Moore. T.. T.. Chappcllc. W W mn,
j. w. Beard, T.. Y. settle, j. NJ. H. Lewis.
Ed. II. Beard. W *: smiley. + Il
li!gginbotham. w. II. Davis l. i. parr.
w H. W Ood. Howard Henderson and
Thomas Whitehead
After the stockholders adjourned the
directors met and fixed September ~,
Amherst County Fair. They also APP
pointed various committees 10 make ar
rangcrnent" for the fair this fall and
elected the following persons TO act as
schools. c. T.. scott womens de-
partnent. Acsdamcs + G Camrbril
Thomas Whitehead and w W. I'M:
aprscs, W II. Walker and II. l.. Page:
Gttlo, sheep and hogs. y, II. Moore,
+. Il Davis ana seldom Harrison: poul-
try, Ed Vi Beard and r. r. webster:
farm products, T.. Y. settle ana w r.
McGinnls; apples, r.. L. Hicheson ana
j. y. Ware: tournament. g. y. .Ioubert
G. j. Campbell. W. II. Richeson, j. W.
Beard. Robert lylton, Robert Massic
and j. VI. l:uwcn; privileges and con
ccSsions, Howard Henderson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
u. S. METHODS WAKE
LONDON MERCHANTS

Especial Gable 30 The Times Dispatch I
London, April ll.--London ~ prom
Used another big fight for life" besides
That Of the penny dailics.
This is among the West End drnpcry
firms. who have suffered during the
DDS Of certain firms that have intro
duccd American waya into their bust
ness. notably Selfrdgcs
In many OF the established shops
Il complete reorganization OF DEPART
mcnts is taking place. old employees
who arc not quite up to date being
wecdcd out in favor OF newcomers with
ideas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
ARGUMENTS ARE HEARD
IN ne. DAMAGE SUIT

New York. April l1-Arguincnta on
exceptions TO lNG suits demanding, dam
ages ia tn. aggregate Of $4,000. 600
uied hy various Louisiana sugar I'M
t"rcsts against TIL" American sugar Rc-
hn!Hg Company ana jackson 4. With
,rspoou, local manaeor of tho com
panN. w"r" heard iu Ihc United Statcs
District touIt to-day. a!ld tho cas-. was
taken under Arrangement Tho sugar
company AND Mr. W!thcrspnuu arc nc-
cus"d ~ 'h" suits, which ar. practlc.l-
is Identical. of operating in violation
uC tho sherman law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12

Dor was served.
Tho Guard OF tho Commonwealth
was organized on April -. 1871 ard
! y" annual meeting is always held on
me anniEersary IL possible During
~" nrst yCar Of its existence II voi,
urst prize NJ the Virginia state Fair
Tor Icing the best drilled company
present rs officers nj nat time Wcro
Colonel John Il. Purcell president; Cen
cral Charles J. Anderson, mrs; I!cut,n-
ant. and Colonel Joseph V. B!dgood.
second lieutenant.
Colonel BidGood was re elected pres
!dent Of Tho association, and william
MARSHALL was re elected secretary and
treasurer NJ the supper addresses
wcnc made by George Bryan l.. : Rosc
l.. 7 w Maryc. ID. UoEc. Major J.. T..
Price, cotnmandcr Of the First Rattal-
ron. First Infantry. and Captain Coui-
bourn head Of the present Company g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
Owes His Life to
This Lung Remedy

lingering cough or cold which does TO.
!!ei1 !" ordinary treatment should be a
warning. preventive measures should l.,
taken ~ once. Ia many cases l.ckman's
At"fHiisc has b:oush; about recovery.
Read this:
40 81 John Place, Brooklyn. y y.
Gentlemen: In the year Of 1905 vas
taken with a hcavy cold and nasty short
cough; consequently | failed IN health
then went to the Catskills ana seemed 10
E"t better bat the cough still kept up
stayed therc for ono year and then went
90 a iIru ncar jersey Clty Very sick man.
ABOUT the time OF my return Iny brother
recommended Eokman's Alternative very
highly. II IL now nearly two years since !
irst took 10. well and dare say
that would have been buried long ago /.
II had not been Tor ECknIAu's Alternative.
(Abbreviated)
tAnldav!o JOSEPH J T!lOa IT.
Eckman8 Alternative is most enicacious N
bronchial catarrh and severe throat and
lung affections and uphuld.aB the system.
Contains no harmful or habit forming drugs
Accept no subst!tutcs Sold by Tragic Drug
co and other Leading druggists write Eek
man Laboratory Philadelphia Pa Tor book
lei OF rccoveries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
ASSOCIATION MEETS

Members OF Old Guard OF the Common
wealth Celebrate Ami, crsnry.
With twenty member present. the
Association Of the Guard of the Com
monwcalth, which is now known as
Company G., First Infantry. held its
annual meeting last night at the Rich
mond GrayS' Armory. Following tho
business session tho association ad-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
Cbur1D Japtirr5

IrISCoPhT
ST. JAMES y. Z. .CHCHCH 'BIRCH AND
Franklin Sfrectsl.--DiViuc service nt II \ ~
ant =. NJ. sunday : horl 90" 4 NJ M.n'
Rlblc Glass a. 10 = N Rev WM MEADE
Clark. H. - rector: Roy. THOMAS Z.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23

singing voice and is withal a graceful
and clever performer. The same can
be said of those assisting him, includ-
ing his piano accompanist, Oscar Fred
erickson. Bowers is giving an act that
is rarely seen outside the large cities,
and he was secured only by reason of
the strong booking arrangement that
Manager E. T. Dolly has effected in
his alliance with the Orpheum theatre
of Peoria. Aside from Bowers and
his company there are four other acts,
any of which might be featured on a
'popular-priced vaudeville bill. Dow
and Dow appear as Hebrew sailors,
and their line of patter and songs kept
last nights audience in constant up
roar. Buckley's animals are doubtless
the best canine comedians ever seen
at the Empire. Louis Granat is billed
as the human parrot and whistler. He
is splendid. Brown and Mccormick
are a pair of boys who have something
really new in the novelty dancing line.
You will find the new bill at the EN-
pire real pleasure, and well worth
your time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23

Mrs E. j. Allies and son, Elmer, left
for Des Moines Wednesday for short
visit with her daughter, Ella, who re-
sides in that city.
Frank Ashenhurst, S. S. Moore and
Irwin Terry and the Misses Sarah
Stocking, Lena Greenwood, Marion
Hefiin and Murl Stoner attended the
football game at Monmouth Saturday
afternoon going over in the Ashen-
hurst auto.
The Misses Lucy and Mary Spicer,
Mrs. James Patterson and Mrs. T. A.
Dunlap spent Friday with Mrs. ]. NJ.
Brown near Cable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood and lit
tie granddaughter of Gingles Corner
visited Friday with Mr.. Woods broth
er, H. E. Wood and wife Mrs. Woods
mother, Mrs. Given Thomas, returned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
semi-classic

and semi-classic accomplishments
which are as varied in theme as the
scenes, each theme being precisely the
most appropriate fol- every scene. The
music ranges from a soothing lullaby
one instant to the sonorous strains of
a famous opera and includes every
style or graduation from the old time
melodies to the very latest popular
refrain. The new program has its
intense moments such as are impaired
by a ride on a runaway train, which in
itself is exciting enough. but the
thrills are intensified and made more
thrilling by means of those realistic
effects" which always distinguish
Howe's from all others. Then also
there are some spectacular moments
experienced during trip down into
the crater of Vesuvius-to the very
edge of the vast cauldron of boiling
lava. Some of the mysteries of ma
lures handiwork are revealed in
series showing the growth of plants
and the development of flowers from
bud to blossom. The manifestations
of science and chemistry are also
shown in a film depicting the electroly
sis of metals and the fantastic forma-
tions created by the process. Real
travel experiences are provided by a
trip TO ever enchanting Venice during
which Howe travellers will glide up
and down the canals and see the quaint
city under the wizardry of superb
color effects at sunset and by moon
light. A railroad ride through Greece,
bird studies in the colors of nature,
and entirely new animated cartoons
are some of the other features.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-23
AT THE EN- PRE-.

Probably the classiest act ever seen
in a tri-city vaudeville theatre is on
view the first half of the week at the
Empire theatre. II is offered by
Frederick V. Bowers, long popular as
a writer and singer of popular songs.
Mr.. Bowers is assisted by Miss Ada
Ripel, a beautiful young woman who
sings and dances bewitchingly, and
Robert NJ. Burke. Charles Jones and
Eli Wier, the three latter colored boys
who do what they call The Colored
Suffraget Parade" a very funny stunt.
Bowers carries five special stage get
tings for his act, which runs about a
half hour. You will wish that II last
ed an hour Bowers has an excellent