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-_ 1.; T_____ _____.______, --- DOOR returned the $30,0000 Guarncrius
` v.il1n which he borrowed last November
4 
The Great Cyclist Met An
  1 Awful Death '°°"“’°"‘""' ,, , M,
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During the thirty ears which I
have devoted__ to e practice of
 in  L I lgave lrept
ll si times a c ose
study" a diathz prfogress Jade in
,gg ggiegee, by testing every appar-
ently degsarleigg: lou:
_'have commended themselves to me
as conducive to painless 
as time saving. or as pr0d\I¢l_iV¢
nucrre arlt.istic aotd ieogortable re;
~ ll- _ BW* 9 °°°“°
have ixgi time is  _viexgendtithe
e ertcan ent ms ons
ahddcentres of supply. Dv1_‘i°¢ P
recent visit toNew ark lsecured
the lateet and most approved labor
e¢vmg‘ epphneee and
t advanced methods
mos
therelorema position to do
classoiworkatlessthan half the
price hitherto charied in this Prof
vince. lalso pure ased some
.PE
stir
Entirely new Appliances
for regulating childrens teeth, a
branch of the profession very much
neglected here.
I am administerin NARCOTILB
for the PAINLBSS IRACTING
OF TEETH. a sale, pleasant, anes-
thetic, occupies only fi-om» one to
two minutes,/no unpleasant after
eliects, NO EXTRA CHARGE. 1
have had thirty years experience
'ving anesthetics. Prices for
gown and Bridge work, Gold
Crown 22k, $1.50 to $311). teeth
tipped with Gold $2.00 to $2.50. I
Iguaentee allwork and will be
glad to show specimens.
Z. L Silltklditd.
-' SURGBON DENT5T»
p;ll“_a8\h N03. _
. ._
3 _ 'rr-In ouannum, cnaanofrrarows, ramen nnwanngrsnann, JnN 4, 19°;
~.: f » »-e  J
Toda.v`s Prnba bilities. KUCMN WEPT OVER
l"i't~s1 we-f-'riy and northwesterly    05'Bl‘8(l ills Fortune for Famous lll8ll`U'
\\'*nd=, ini-» and mof‘er»~tely warm. ment ` _
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Kllllll lll ll llllll
,_,_,__¢`¢`f`¢'§»*"~f\" /\l\f\f‘*"""
-*" entire fortune for its possessslon. The
Had .Beaten Worlds Record Up to
I5 Miles, and Waafdolng ‘fer-‘es
3 Cinnamon, Mass., May 30.-Harry
Bikes, the premier motor pane follower of
_the United States, was kiiiad. and Will
Stinson, mother well kno ` paoetollower
and F. _A. Gatarly, a well known motor
feteersman, were seriously injured in an
accident at the initial meeting at the new
Charles River track this af*ernoon.
The track is a ilve lap track and the
principal attraction was a twenty mile
motor paced race, among Elkes, Stinson,
Walthour and Moran. Cline men started
_ with Moran on the pole, Stinson second,
R Elkes in third place and Walthour on the
outside. _
The first three were following single mo-
tors and Moran was paced by a tandem.
Stinson took the lead at the beginning of
the race, Walthour second, with Elkes in
third place. Moran being out of it from
the start and falling rapidly behind.
In the lifoh mile Stinson’s tire burst and
Wa1th<_>ur’s motor went wrong, and Elkes
wentjto the front. His time for the five
miles was six minutes, twenty-one and
a filth seconds, beating the world’s record.
In the seventh mile, Stinson broke a
chain of his machine, losing a mile before
.was t-hen well in the lead with his time
for the seven miles twelve minutes, thirtv
and three-fifths seconds, still well ahead
of the woridfs record. __ _
1 at amen muesmkertime waseigimen
minutes and four seconds, another !rorld’s
li 1 L `
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liiillliiiw
If you were thorough-
ly posted about drugs
and medicines, if you
knew just what was _
- necessary in order that
_drugs should b`e prop-
erly compounded, and
~ thenc_a1_nsto_our pre-
'  ' department
and noted the names
of the makers of our
drugs, the care taken
in weighing, measure-
ing and checking, We
are sure you would feel
that your own interest
demanded that all
your prescriptions
should come to us. And
you 1: ay no more than
less perfect service
record.
amlosr msrmrnr KILIID. _
' reartirc crploded when on the back
lstretch, where the track is banked at an
`t angle of about thirty-three degrees. In
trying to stop the machine he was thrown
down the embankment directly in ftront.
were dressed by an emergency surgeon
were removed to the Cam
by Walthour and Moran,the former winn
- 'irlilc Pidelwhenfflre Burst  oiepiggfgitneino; r~='pm 
-I-hm H. ` ` 'h`fterroon"'ah'd retu‘|'h§d?th‘ls"m '
_ _anti __ _ w im. ieriioetépun ge kept _ine appointment
t  -HV°""'° llls eyes were red' withweeiplng. i
and later they _ -
‘bridge hospital. The race was continued ST, ,]0gN,N_ 13,, June 1___Th¢ .qv
- committee has -decided to accept the
` inrin twenty-air minutes and twenty- tenaerorJamesmy1eei-.0 build _tue car-
flve and three-nfth seconds. _ negie library fm- $4,5,000_ l
Harry D, Elkes, the victim of the acci-
' ' ` s N. .
i‘i§“i.`L§“il.’I'If.1l'§.?.f..§".i°i‘.I`.§‘,Ti‘1.‘ ...F22 Drvwww IN THE M606-
for years, having raced both in America _
and abroad. He returned from Europe SKF-BBBOOK. Q02-. J\1l1e1--J- G88;
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New Yonx, May 31 -Jaroslav Kooian,
the young Bohemian vloiim-ir, this after
from W C Clopton and then took tm
Europe with him, unable to force himself
He wept as a woman would orc
part with her only child, and ofered his
owner was equally aiected, and tears of
joy ran down his cfleeks as the ylung
Bohemian took the treasure fro
arse"-ess had riinfneetit   *_ _
It had been aareed that Kocian meet
lo tllominute Kbolll #Q3 rfb!! 
t elk _was almost, Q Qotter. _Hg h_ d 
11-'s’sr'ai, ‘eiiit¢ir°id~ee tended? Sign
wculd an infant, the rubber cloth case
contalningrtlaavlollor 3 , __  1 i. 
as nie y°nnir‘iaa\i’sta&ei-eaiinea his _
room, Hr. Olopton rushed forward and
grasped his hand: _ ' j|
The owner leaned overand with trembl-
ing hands undld the case. He trembled
with excitement as he felt of it all over as N
if in fear to had some flaw or crack. Then’
he produced a magnifying glass and- ex-
amined every inch of its surface eagerly.
He drew a long sigh of relief as he found
it as perfect as before and several tears
rolled down his cheeks as he walked over
have cared for it tend_erly.”
VVith this the young man sank into a
chair and gazed with swimming eyes on
the violin that Mr. Clapton was still
caressiu and talkin to `
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Had very little appetite.
She said: “Siich _dainty looking food
Will please the ziioetoaprioioue mood
S0 crisp, so lights-l;'t,;l`<ea my whhn l”
“ it takes with all,” h “ lurlayiina
 _ml?$‘
 
Jim Dumps’ half-sister. Dale and slight,
“You have it i", he asked hoarssly. hun' :dnl .‘h'|. It
The Bohemian nodded his head mourn- I ' ' ' ~  `1 5|,"
fully and laid the instrument on e chair. - ' ‘l'{0:'t¢:t;1l»1{,“
R P0 0.
¥__ _pta in", _-°
i.i4iil~»Q_l»»< ~
""'for diflerenta
WY
andproduole
. _iq ..
s _ '° \
,to the young violinist, and grasping his t _ _ " ..
hand, said: _ _ _
“My boy, I, do not blame you. I \Ycu`   I
wovLn You spend half an hm removing your baggy. 
. - when it can be done in ONE MINUTE with ou
l , ' QUICK sH1r'1‘ERs. n
R 8 -
“I did not know,” continued Kocian,
“thatyou loved it the same as I.You do not
- he could again get into A the ra&: Ekes love musm Beton yn “ke W back tm,
ever you must let me play iust one‘ more
tune." ~ 1
R Mr Clapton went over to the young mmf
'and took him by the arm.
“Coins to my room,” he said, “and you
me! D1!! on lt as long aeyou wish.” -
In a few minutes Koclan asked huskily.
“Can I not buy it from you i I will gve
you my entire Iortunelor it-eye`rythfn`g`
ID 636 glib 0! “I8 llxbfeltll _“H10 m*G5’ I have  world' Surely  xnnot
love it as I do.” ‘
Mr. tlbptonfshegok hisillill and remer
ed slovgly; bnt”&inH: k  s ' _H __‘
“Young man,hr the  30  I
over the handle bars, turning ~ a complete h been ue . . .
‘somersinltana witnnm what  ';';ff;hudmf°.Af§’;*fn:§$,“f1'un'1‘;h;: af:
Guarnerius, “lathe treasure of all my
of Stinson’s motor, which was mannedby mwunm Kw,m’»the" is nw *edt*
Gately. The heavy motor struck Elkes, r " _ _ _
_itlu-owing_G'ately and the machine com- ::1;;;;gi:_}.n an worm to #amps me to put A __ |'”"| Q R N E & t  oi
_I pletely over him, while Stinson, who was ‘ T, s. Th “ldv if i _ _ _ , .
renewing, ren into the bunch. 1 ’ '  V __ ._ ;  . _ ._ ‘#**‘“
'rue track attendants rushes to num, HOW A SPRAIN DOBSBURT
found him unconscious with a terrible Bout is,” we
g&Sh in hlsvhead, Slilhdbll  abbllt the ed, just, ighinkv of
ima and nee, .while Gatdfs font was waxes- Snrsms
‘ been cured by
split open by the motor, the '_¢l'68li U06 of
the right loot being nearly amputated. f;°guti,';t(Ji’oi?,€_§§°s
Elkes was removed at once fron. the spraine wrist-,
track by thc police patrol wagon but was §';`Yw1;1ne1;1l£n° t
‘dead before he was taken from the that can be' B
‘grounds - _ ~ strains and
Stinson and lldoran were taken to the N°"“"-‘°' L*\’8° 25°°°f»S~ _
training quarters where their wounds .. -------'_"’ '
.i
see how qu ckly
only one llnimen
pon to cure sprain
» T0 BUILD CAR_ll_§§lE LIBRARY.
'll ost ou.
W1 g Y k 0 and was entered in was drowned in the mill pond of
b
buta few wee s ag
'u the track Magog River yesterday afternoon,
  the circuit races, representi g .
~ as Philadelphia. failing from a boat- V
J. G. JAMIESON, _ s 
DRUGGIST' ‘wants REMOVED Wirnour PAIN. -HUSBAND AND WWE MLLE
' The Medical Hall. _ _ ‘ ”"" '
- Putman’s Painless Watt and Corn Ex- Qmgggo, Jung 1,..-Joseph Diggh md h
tractor never fails to remove Warts, wife were found amd _ln had at 3,
_£zf.‘;::°‘;,.1?.:;°i2.2:.»,.f:.if§‘:“.t.:*.‘_i.‘°"“° ’°” en... Gm  emmfosn
` .3-_ _
_ Illuminating gas caused the ea
is
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 Dainty and white. ur pr g
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- 'intends having. another of their grand
Proceeds in aid of building- fund.
e .should make an clot! _£0 ails!!! thi#
no pains will be spared. to maketkle 'the
of me reason. - » _
O S in stock isno _ sy».._1¢f._
1. y. memes.
1  Wing, our values this year are fbejer than evc_1‘__ _ _ .anna -
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A O»i\Oi&i9.¢O
E before. We invite particular attention to TWO
NES, one a nice whiteiron bed with neat VA
ases and knobs at $4.00 each all sizes, the other_a
frames, 5 pieces only $17.50; 18. 5o, and #anon
H'
gh post bed with brass top rails and extra large Q0. ‘
we
vases and knobs a 1903 pattern at $7.00. ' _
See our job lot of parlor' suits,, solid walnut *
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WUIJLD' YOU use.the old style axles when you can procure 
‘ A ' ~ IMPROVED LONG DIST-ANCE AXLE W 
.» we  tovruu1ong\et_with one oiling _e ` '
_ __ the oldfstylenscd by other concerns. 
Cai! as our ~=Wea-eroiomi and .personally   vw
_¢ms.aew.¢x1e, uieqnick _.amuse-
. tion   . 
roller, back curtaineend other items  but 
that-make thentjnot onlylook well. _,but wear
wt ~ ' 'H-"
6ur_Isipmvcmcats   _,_
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` ” ' “ ' ‘ < Nickel, Rubber and Uroide Monntings. _ _ ' 
` Call and see_our-samples of special track  `
u _ Our prices are right. _ _ an
12%: ";ir“:'  _ 'V
We have some very iinelinesin Nickel Plated Solid
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and that i Polson's~
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' the Directors of thellurray River Hall Cn.
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' Mnehffef these-ea11edHals1ard’s Improved
_Not the G_'€ll`\lil\¢_ &S28fd'S. Improved variety, but  &e common
rantswedeiwnehfeaeisbeaoigai mai .ami  'yn an cpu
T e lliiDI0lf¢4 ¢°=tS- I .Evs:y_1_>°i111‘1 vi  11|#
seeosoia by ...femur Age sg; wr_on_cmu\etfara»i¢&¢ad all
_ been soffor many years.  *byfus direct from the
Tee
Parties on ; _ ;_ 7
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to  and Label on every   get ww; pm;
  tlmoreved. Dont buy cheap seed, two piiunds will my m me ml my
I  cents  pound. ` I  "of“‘t\iruips is worth many dollars,
get the bestfstrain of seed obtainable. f
1_1em=m_bef_ $1o.6Q»wii1be sg_;v¢._.'ein we pf... by ., .t th.
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