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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter OF the Estate Of John
B. Morrow. Deceased.
Notice IL Hereby GiSen. That ON the
sth day Of May. A d. 1915. at p. NJ.
being one OF the regular days Of the
March Term Of the County Court of
Fremont County, in the State Of Colo
RADIO. 1. Geo. s. Turner. Administrator
CT said estate. viii appear before the
Judge OF said Court, present my final
settlement as such Administrator.
pray the approval of the same. and
will then apply to be discharged as
such administrator. At which time
and place any person in interest may
appear and present objections to the
same II any there be-
Dated at Canon City. Colorado,
March s5. 1915.
GEO. 8. TURNER.
Administrator OF the Estate OF John
B. Morrow, deceased.
First publication. April l. 1915.
I.ast publication April % 1915.
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TUBERCULOSIS REMEDIES"
THAT ARE WORTHLESS

washington. D. c.. April 1e.--After
investigating under the food and
drugs Act. a large number OF prepare.
fions advertised Ms consumption
cures. the department OF agriculture
has not been able 10 discover any
that can In any sense be regarded as
cures" for tuberculosis. Some con-
tain drugs that may at times afford
temporary relief from the distressing
tymptoms OF the disease. but this is all
since the passage OF federal lcgisin-
tlon prohibiting the shipment In inter
state commerce OF medicinal prcpAra-
lions for witch false and fraudulent
NrlaIms are made. there has been =
marked tendency to label these prep
arations remedies" instead OF cures
or '.infallibie cures AZ they used to
be called. In many cases. however.
they cannot even be regarded as rem,
edIes.
CHERRY balsam" for example. for
fbe acure, OF consumption and
.bemorrhage OF the iungs," which II
was represented would strike at the
verv root OF the disease was found
ON analysts to be nothing but solu-
AIou In water and alcohol Of opiuu,.
sugar, benzaldehyde. inorEAnic salts
ana coloring matter. II contained no
,.,,,..rrx tafs extract OF haisaua.
4 more elaborate "cure" consisted
of ave different preparations WHICH
the crsduious patient was % taxa
roparn,eiy. These were nrat. the
'S;dicins proper. me s1.sntiei lngrsai-
.I,o * which wers lOund = y mcss
SISs. cinnamic aci1 ~ 4Eusnie pet
~ Ssvot2 ca6s mixteno = ~ AeAltN.
~ r<1oi. tpe.e wAi,A - ~
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NEK
for eonsiip patton.

Chronic sufferers of Constipation very
often lind that old remedies become inefsec-
live. The system becomes immune through
The constant use OF certain pills. oils and
other cathartics. Try CITROLAx. and see
lhe difference. It's a different kind of laxa-
tlvc-cltan. clear. and most thorough Post
lively does not form habit-containR no in
furious or habit forming drugs. 1t should be
used by every one. because 1t gives you an
internal. antiseptic bath, fiushes your system
and enlivens the liver. Buy 1t today and
try 1t. Ask your druggist for Cltrolax. the
newG effervescent laxative. made only by
Foley & Co. OF Chicago-on sale everywhera
-2oc and 50c- Sample sent free. AddFeae
PsS'- eer sale 3 : BY the Corner Drug store.
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NOTICE OF BIENNiAL eLEcTioM
or SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Notice is hereby given. that the
biennial election OF the legal voterD
OF school District No. 1. In the County
cf Fremont. State OF Colorado. will he
held in the Office OF the County SuR-
erintendent OF Schools. In the County
Court, House. on Monday, the thirs
es5 OF May. 1915. for the purpose ef
electing tWo members OF tho Board
Of EducAtion. a. provided by law.
The ballot boz viii Be opened at
Aeven O'Clock Z, M. aud viii close
q naven p. m oe said day.
April lit, 1916. ANNA II. BURGESS
aot9S,nrS 6e thoABoAEd q D1neatloi
q Dckool Dntrict No. una. Co~n1V
- = i -. ..'' As:'' 8 !; 1:a6 ~
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DISSOLUTION OF CORPORATION
STATE OF col oRADo.l
County OF Frsmcnt.

County OF Fremont.
Under and In accordance with the
provisions of an Act of the General
Assembly OF the State of Colorado.
entitled. An Act relating 70 the dis
solution of corporations formed under
the Laws OF the State OF Colorado.
approved April 1st. 1891. IL 1891. p
s5; r. s. 1908. Secs se5. s96:)
Notice Is hereby given. That at q
meeting OF the Stockholders of The
Baker and Bfggs Mercantile Com
pany. held at its principal office In
the City OF Canon City In the County
of Fremont and State of Colorado. on
the 5th day OF April. A. d. 1915. for
the purpose OF considering the pro
priety OF dissolving said The Baker
and Biggs Mercantile Company N
provided by the laws OF the State OF
Colorado. all debts of said corpora
ton having been fully paid. which
said meeting was called in accord
ance with all the provisions OF law
and OF the bylaws OF said corporation
q resolution was adopted by a vote
Of two-thirds. and of all. OF the en-
tire stock Of said corporation that
said corporation. The Baker and BigEs
Mercantile Company. be and Is 50
dissolved; and it was therefore then
and there declared that said -corporna
ton was and Is dissolved.
In testimony Whereof The Presi-
dent and Secretary Of said The Bakef
and Bfggs Mercantile Company do
hereby make and. sign this notice oa
dissolution. under the seal OF said
corporation. this nth day Of April.
A. D. 1918.
ssEAL,. GEO. A. BAKER.
President.
CLINTON A. BIGGs.
Secretary.
First Publication April Is. 1918.
Last Publication. May q. 1915.
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posed to contain iron but did not;
third. a cough mixture made up OF
alcohol. chlorofoFrn. and codeinc which
IN . derivative Of opium or morphine:
fourth. . mixture which contained
some nuinine. and solution oe water
and alcohol; ana Afth. codeine tablets.
Even the strongest constitution could
hardly stand = prolonged course Of
such treatment
In the marketing of such prepara-
tions Considerable ingenuity IL fire.
quentiy shown. One Of the main oh
jects u to persuade the patient that
he is recovering, 1t q comparatively
low price. the individual attention OF
n trained specialist. For this purpose.
symptom blanks are employed These
contain n number OF questions about
the patients symptoms. the number
varying from dozen or 30 to AZ
many As 20 or so. The patient Is led
70 believe that the information which
be furnishes In reply TO these ques-
tons. will be carefully considered be-
fore any medicine IL prescribed for
him. though every physician knows
that an accurate diagnosis cannot pos-
sibly be mGde In this way. A. a
matter OF fact none is attempted and
the degree OF attention which these
individual reports receive can be meas
ured by the fact that cases have
come under the observation OF the de-
partment in which mail order concerns
doing buSiness OF this kind have re-
ceived as many as 1000 letters a day
After the patient has submitted his
diagnosis report he Is urged to pur-
chase q supply OF the medicine. II
he does so. he Is then urged to pur>
chase more. II he states that he has
experienced no beneficial effects he Is
told that he has not taken enough,
and this process IL likely to continue
until the limits OF his credulity have
been reached. n. on the other hand.
he decides at the beginning not to pur-
chase the medicine Il is likely 10 be
offered him at SUCCESSFULLY lower
prices until he Is At last induced to
believe that he cannot Aiford to ignore
such q bargain. This is carried to
such an extent that treatment"
the original price of which Is s25.
may be offered at the end OF six
months for $3.50.
As matter OF fact the successful
treatment Of tuberculosis requires
much more than the mere sivIng Of
medicine and. moreover. what will
help one case viii not necessarily
help another. Clnims that are abso.
luteiy unwarranted are no longer per
mitted on The lAbeis ef medicines ship
psd IN interstats commerce. but the
wording may b nuch ~ to convey q
misleading impression without the
mae o. absolpts atAtam6nts.I Thus
lhsss prsparatioaa continuo % md y
ealo despite Ne sAct thAt 8 Iitslo tSosl-
~ = ~ pSrt * ~ p1ctp<clavU|
i1sohasse w tsSeel the,E NeEsAieae.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate of Willis P. King. Jr-. Deceas-
ed
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator OF the estate
Of Willis P. King, Jr., late Of the
County of Fremont. in the State of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the
County Court OF said Fremont Coun-
ty. at the Court House in Canon City.
in said County, at the March Term.
1915. on May lst-. 1915. at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. An persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this 3Oth
day OF March. A. d. 1915
LOWELL g. BAILEY,
Administrator
First publication. April 1. 1915.
Last publication April %. 1915.
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WHAT WAR MOVES MEAN
~ ). ". 7. MAaoM

fveFitaaM Ter ehs uuIaod Prsas-)
Hew York. April Is.-Ths long de-
lay that il occurring In the resump-
ton OF the allies campaign against
constantinopie is undoubtedly reas
suring to the Turks and makes Inn
probable reports from London and
Paris that Turkey In anxious to agree
70 = separate peace
The Turks. have not, as yet had any
cause for regret for having entered
the war. They have the better Of
the military situation as 1t exists to-
day and n the allies are not able to
press the Mohammedans any harder
in the future than they have done In
the past. Turkey will emerge from
the war . winner. II Bulgaria and
Greece were TO enter the war on tie
side OF the allies. the Turks would
probably lose all their remaining
European TERRITORY and would be push
ed back into Asia. But this most
serious Of all dangers to Turkeys am
bitions has been so successfully evad-
ed both by German diplomacy aud
by the inherent factor I'm the situa.
tion that Turkish optimism for the
future is not without = basis.
The Turks have lost during the war
the,southern part OF the ancient Baby
lonian empire. British troops now oc-
cupy this district forming the Turkish
headiands OF the Persian gulf. No
other part Of Turkish territory Is in
possession OF the enemy. except pos
sibly an isolated spot or two along the
Armenian frontier
On the other hand. the Turks have
penetrated some distance into Rus
sian Caucasus province and they oc-
cupy as well very large arena Of
northern Persia, A comparison OF
the gains and losses is distinctly fav-
orabie TO Turkey. While the Persian
gulf Hinterlnnd is OF immense value
to England. II is simply a waste plot
Of ground to the un-enterprising
Turks On the other hand. Turkey
has long been ambitious to acquire =
foothoid In Persia. which with It's
Nohammedan civilization Is far more
attractive to the Turks than the mo-
madic lands OF Southern Babylon.
At the Same time. all tho pestige
Of the recent Dardnnclles engagement
has fallen to the Turkish defendcrs-
and Of course their German allay. It
Il unQuestionably stimulating to the
Turks to feel that the warships Of
France and Ensiand not only have
been unable 70 make any serious I'M.
prp.aton on the D4rdanelles fortincA-
tionss but Also have beea colnpslied
v withdraw aater serious loaass.
All thoss circumo,nncos mako Il
6lohiy impsonknls tkAs ~ Tul&S AZ
o1,fen1 Is N11iaG : so1osSio orrssa.
~ 3 ~ alllSi Il
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INTERESTING MEETIN6
OF COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION SATURDAY

The meeting of the Fremont Ccun'
say Teachers association at the Can
on City hiGh school building last Sat.
nrday was weil attended, considering
the disagreeable character of the wea-
ther. and the proceedings were very
interesting. There were two sessions
OF tho convention; one ut 1856
O'Clock in the morning and the other
at 1880 o'clock In the afternoon.
Prof Ray presided. and, after an
invocation by Rev. Geo. r. Sewer
OF the First Presbyterian church, the
association was favored with vocal
selection by male chorus from the
South Canon high school The sub
ject OF nature study. agriculture. hor-
ticulture. gardening. etc. was discuss
ed by S. r. Ambrose on the part OF
the high school. Miss Grace Kensey
on the part OF the grades. and j. G.
cuthbert on the part OF the rural
school The concluding feature
OF the morning session was a dis
eussion of the subject. 'The High
School as Factor ON Community
Life by Prof. C. E. Lauterbach and
Prof. F. D. Harris OF the Canon City
high school
The afternoons meeting was OPEN
ed by the singing CT a. selection BY a
chorus cf stndeb.o from the Canon
City high school The next number,
20 the surprise and enjoyment OF all,
was a reading and phonics exercise
by a class OF beginners under the d.
rection OF Miss Catherine Mcconnell.
Tho excellent demonstration OF ply
sicai training in the public schools
was one CT thr disiinctively delight
fnl exercises OF the afternoon. This
r,ercise vas rEder the supervision
o, Miss Ruiz Daring. phyicai director
siu' the Canon City schools.
The Moral and Religious Welfare
Of the Pupil" was discussed by srp-
erintendent c. C. Brown Of the FLOR
enee schools and others. Many other
topics OF special interest to the teach
ers were ably presented By those who
had been assigned for their discus
sion feature Of the afternoon was
an address by A. R. Brown. one Of
the oldest teachers In Colorado. AR.
Brown taught the FIRST schools ever
opened In Denver and Boulder.
Al the husiness session. which fol-
loved the more formal program Of The
AAfternoon. II uan moved and socona-
cd that the ofacers os the association
be elected By acclAnntion- The
chair then appointed the following
committee on nominations: p. A.
Cradier. }. C. caihbert. c. C. Brown.
Miss Cynthia McGowan and J. W.
DiIiehoy.
The following ofncers for the en-
suing year we're then elected;
President. superintendent c. C.
,Brovn. OF Florence.
First vice-President. Prof. c. =.
I.auterbach. Canon City hish school
Second vice-President. Miss Eliza
beth Hemes. Aicott Bldg. South Can
.on.
Third vIce-President. Mr. T. A.
Grader. Rockvale.
secretary-Treasurer Miss Margue-
rite Ross. washington Bldg.
W. II. RAY. Chairman.
W. FISHER. secy.. Pro Tenn.
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l4snlth Vtarnlnn f.r aoIdlarn.

Basel. Switzerland. -Getman army
surgeons are distributin1 pamphlets
warning soldiers agAinst lo6oo hAhifs
1t u stated b. sheso pampAloto that
1e.ose oo,1isEs are q hpeultnln q -.
conna x ez1oosoa e vol,nan n3n1o ~
aro occup0inG Do1n 4hl9N o1~1n ~
re,erveA ~ ~ Mlt ~
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TALK OF THE TOWN

New fall goods at vaughan's.
| Sale lace curtains this week at the
Vaughan Store.
n. r. Farnham Of Williamstown was a
visitor in Barre and Montpelier satur'
day.
! Saturday, Sept. Is, the /, o. o. L., NJ,
T., will have food sale of homemade
food, beans, spaghetti, etc. At store
of late Oscar Borgh. North Main street.
The cost of ammunition has advanced
but we are selling az the old prices Sup
ply your wants from our stock. II you
want gun Of any make, get our prices.
Eastman Bros.
Tho ladies Of the Montpelier road have
arranged a lawn party TO be held at ID. A.
Perry's residence Tuesday evening A
committee will serve ice cream, and the
proceeds will be used for special decora-
tons for the new school building now in
course Of construction in district No. Q,
Berlin. Everybody invited.
Hugh Cole Of Liberty street, who has
been employed in the Barre Book store
on North Main street for the past two
years. while attending Spaulding high
school. completed his duties there Satur-
day night and will take a weeks vaca-
ton before leaving for Burlington, where
be will enter the University Of Vermont.
Wallace Dodge OF South Main street be
gan work this morning in the book store.
Chief Sinclair Of the police depart
ment, Deputy sheriff George Il. Howe Of
south Main street and Deputy Sheriff
Dennis Donahue OF Graniteyille left the
city this morning for White River juno
ton. where they arc 20 form part Of
the patrol force which sheriff Frank II.
Tracy has organized for state fair week
in the junction town During the alb
sence of Chief Sinclair. Acting Chief
Harry Gamble viii BE- in charge At police
headquarters.
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fectionery establishment, was the victim
OF a peculiar accident yesterday morn.
ing, when he sustained a severe cash in
his right arm. Mr.. Mitchell was throw
ing ice into a crusher with a pair OF
tongs when he suddenly discovered the
tongs hanging TO his forearm. They
were evidently caught by the ice ma
chine and thrown at him. The arm was
badly cut, several stitches being taken
| by DR.. Hardness, to whose office he went.
The football schedule for Montpelier
| high school for the present season has
been completed by Manager Frederick
! Edwards, although one or two more
games may be arranged. The schedule
is an exceptionally good one and with
nine of last years eleven available for
this years team, prospects are good for
fine season. The schedule follows:
Oct ., st. Adams high at Montpelier,
! Oct 9, Randolph Aggies at Montpelier;
Oct. II, Spaulding high at Montpelier;
Oct. 49, st. Adams high at st. Adams
Oct. %, Montpelier seminary at Mont
pelier; Oct. %, Yergennes high at Yer.
gennes; Oct. 30, Burlington high at bur-
lington; Nov. 6, Spaulding high at
Barre; Nov. 10, Burlington high at Mont
pelier Nov 20, Montpelier seminary at
Montpelier. Games may be arranged
with st. Johnsbury academy, Httleton
n. H., high and Holderness or Plym-
outh, N. II.
A special city council meeting has been
called for this evening to take some ac-
ton in regard to the refusal of the NOV
ing picture places to pay license fee
when demanded by Chief of Police Con
molly.
Frank Goss pleaded guilty to charge
of intoxication, first offense, in city court
this morning and made arrangements to
pay fine of SIS and costs of S6.40. He
was arrested Saturday night, it being
reported to the police that he was caus-
ing trouble by using searchlight as a
revolver in frightening persons.
Arthur Mariotti and Morris Alexander
have returned from Portland Me-, ana
New York City, where they passed the
summer.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Memo corsets at Abbott's.

Memo corsets at Abbott's.
Childrens school dresses at Naughan's
Miss Cecil Place returned this morning
10 her home in Burlington, after passing
a few days at her former home in Barre
Mrs. Marion Maiden and daughter,
Miss Hazel Maiden, Of Highland avenue
have returned home after spending the
summer at Old Orchard, Ne.
William T. Maiden, principal Of the
high school in Cabot, passed the week
end at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Mar
ion Maiden of Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Turner OF South
Main street have returned home, after
spending several days with their son,
Ralph Turner, in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Mcneil have re.
turned from Boston, where they have
been spending the past week, and have
taken house in Montpelier on Barre
street, where they win reside. Mr.. Nc
Neil has resumed his duties at the Amer
lean Express Office after two weeks
vacation.
Among the motor arrivals AZ the Hotel
Barre over the week end were the follow
ing: W. +. Glaister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
NJ Hare and Mr.. and Mrs.
@. s. Goodwin and chauffeur Of New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Ashlee OF Montreal,
p. O., and NJ d. Mack Of Usage, la Mr.
and Mrs. $. Russell and daughter Of ST.
Albans, Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Shepardson
and II. Flagg Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
X. l. Allen, Miss Allen, Miss Drew, Miss
Wilson and G. Holden, New York Cityi
Thomas Bradley. Miss BESSIE NJ. Thayef,
Mrs. A. &. Mccall. Mr.. q. =.
Cushman. Dr.. and Mrs. y. A. Eaton Of
Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence =.
Woolhouse Of Burlington; =. NJ. Walker,
Mrs. Allen and Miss Allen Of Bethel;
H. Y. Knapp and IT, A. Hunt q Lebanon,
\. H.. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Durham
If Felchville.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
R. & c. corsets at Abbott'..

John Mccarthy Of South Main street
who Is employed nj the Smith \ Cum
ings department store, and Ralph Kent
OF Orange street, who is employed az u.
Barre & Chelsea railroad freight osiics OF,
Prospect street, are taking two weeks
vacation from their duties and eft Sat
urday night for Boston Tor short visit.
Later in the week they viii return TO
White River Junction, where they sill
attend the state fair.
Angelo Marchctti OF the Divcrsi Fruits
store. who has been taking two weeks
vacation from his duties, returned homa
Yesterday from Manchester, y. H.. where
be has been spending the past few day.
During his absence from this city no has
visited his former home in Watervil's,
Ne. and has witnessed several baseball
games OF the Boston Americans and Ma.
tionals in Boston Homer lerd. a clerk
In tie fruit store, returned 10 work this
morning after several days Illness.
The Ronaccord Football club. With \
number Of invited guests, net az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Couits %
ll9 Maple avenue saturday evening TIE
occasion being a surprise party In honor
Of Alexander CruickshAnk. the gefds.
secretary Of the nons. II vas The pr-s.
dent OF the club who IN happy httl-
SPEECH presented the secretary q siscab's
ron 81 bills az mark Of the esteem In
which he Is held BY hls fellow MEMBER
Mr.. Cormack responded 'eelingly Re
reshments were then served, and Mr. an
drs. Coutts cannot be given too runee
.redit for the successful manner IN Which
he smallest details were looked af;s'
songs and victrola selections formed a.
interesting part in the program later ~
ne evening, and Il was Wen on toward
he small hours before The party came
10 an end.