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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

sIAIt Oh VERMONT Whereas Dora d. Webster
phAN1E COUNTY Aof Tunbfidge IN said coufl-
" preferred her libel 20 the June term Of The County
nourt Ia and for said county. lsSS against Janes nj
WEBSTER OF parts unknown. ont Of this STATE Setting
forth IN substance. that the said Dora and James
were lawfully married on the 2st DAY Of Inly ISs3
AZ concord m the Stale Of New Hampshire That
sht the SAID Dora lived with him, The said Jsu1es
~ tine strict Observance Of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant until the 18Th dsv Of Juiv
ic,t when be wiliully deserted Der al STAFFORD n
saa Orange County. And that while fhev lived to-
kttneFs ne ihe said james. struck and Kicked her
Pult'i her hair and otherwise abused and injured
ei sd treated her with utoerahle severity AL ssa
etfaHord and other places. Tliat she has resided IL
sud Grange County 10 M ne than vt.ar Thai ne
anu sNih James have children and PRAYING for d.
t9ree and The custody % said children And Al tie
ala June Term Of said court Il appearing that said
lame resided in parts unknown ont Of ne state az
efont " was ordered that the sid lame h. naf-
ht 81 the pending Of said libel IS publicafion Of n
substance thereof IN the Herald and N.ss 4 ness
paper published u West Randolph. 10 said OrauFe
loguis three weeks successiyey. the last n atirh
sail ~ a. least SIX wcsks before the term Of Saif
.ouFt 70 De- held ~ Ghrsea on the third TUESDAY "a
llecsiiler ~. aud 70 appear and answer thereto
~ ZIG nf-t DAY 81 said last named term az aid
court together With he order
Dated a. said Chelsea this 25th iav Of Sept~u,t,er
- y Asas. q. B. HEBAHD. Clerk.
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DEFERRED Mems.

TUNBRIBGE Miss Janet S. Smith OF
Tunbridge has an 1910 Harrison medal
well preserved, with the portrait Of Har.
rison upon one side and the log cabin
and cider barrel on the other side. She
has also number of copies of the Log
Cabin, newspaper, which was taken by
her father MIR. Moody Smith in 1910. II
was printed in y. y. by Horace Greeley
30 Ann st. They are Interesting relics
of the political campaigns of that day.
One copy contains speech by Henry
Clay, upon the Presumption Bill in the
Senate, also an account of the funeral
ceremonies in honor of the ashes of Ma
p0leon, when brought TO France from ST.
Helena, which took place in the Hotel
DIES Inyalids, on the 18th of Dec, 1910.
Should any relic-hunter wish to pur-
chase them they can address the above
mentioned lady as 1t is said she will part
with them.
We have received a long article highly
complimentary of Mr.. and Mrs. b. f..
Butteriield, signed by +. II. Skinner, j.
L. Farnham, Henry Walcott, Mrs. |. f..
Hubbard, Rev. L. ;. Hubbard, and Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. Tucker, that we should
have been glad to have printed had not
fair reports crowded it out.-Ed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court held at
RANDOLPH DIsTRICT,ss Randolph within and for
said Districton the Path dav oSept AID lSs An In
strumen purporting 10 be the last will and Testament
OF Avian h. Mann, late Of Randolph In said dis
trict, deceased. being presented t. Court by Mary
A. Mann, eNecutrN named therein for Probate II +
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned there
In be notified 20 appear session Of said Court 70 be
held at Probate Office in randolph on the 10th day
OF Oct A. ID. lSss and show cause. III any they may
have. against the Probate Of said wiz for which pur-
pose II Is mrther ordered that copy the record of
this order be published three weeks successfully IN the
HERALD Nkws, printed at Randolph, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing By the Court
778 Attest WILL JAM in NICHOI : Iudge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

SLATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. held
Randolph District. IS at Chelsea. IN and for
said District. on the 10Th day Of sept. A. D.. ISIS.
r. MCOllins, administrator of the estate of Lyman II
Ward late OF Chelsea IN said district deceased. pre-
sents his administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree of
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said de-
ceased MhereupOn. IL j. ordered hy said Court that
said application come under consideration and be
heard thelsth day Of Oct A. D.. lsss at the pro-
bate office IN Chelsea and il Is further ordered that
all persons interested De notified thereof by publica
ton OF notice Of this application and order three
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS. print
ed at Randolph. before said time OF hearing. that
they may appear at said time and place. and II they
see cause object thereto.
BY the Court-Attest.
72 WILLIAM NICHOLS, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court, held
Randolph DISTRICT. ss.k at Chelsea In said
District. on the 10th day Of sept. A. d.. lsss.
CyrusM. Iathrop administrator Of the estate OF War
rem Pool late OF Williamstown In said Dis rict, de-
ceased presents his administration account for exm
and allowance and makes application for decree OF
distribution aud partition OF the estate of said de-
ceased. Whereupon Ii Is ordered by
said Court that said application be referred to
sioni thereof. held al Hibbard House, Miliamstowu,
on the 18th day Of Oct A. ID. lSSS, for
gearing and decision thereon. And
Il is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of said APP
pication and order thereon three weeks successfully
10 the Herald and News, newspaper published al
Randolph and which circulates IN the neghb0rhoOd
Of those interested before said time o. hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, aud show
II any they may have why said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made
BY the Court-Attest.
7s2 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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GRANVILLE.

W. L. Ford raised . bushel Of Polaris
potatoes from one-half bushel. bought
Of Howard q Co, West Randolph. some
Of them are very large. From one potato
he raised thirty six pounds and If any
one wishes they can see them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

OUTING for October continues its in
structive articles with the interesting
and useful, How to take Tramp Trim,
by lee Merrywether, and The Training
of University Crew, by the captain Of
the victOrs Of IS, r. A. Stevenson:
while IN a talk about the pigskins.
sporting Tramp" gives some useful
hints on riding to both ladies and gen
tlemen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

THETFoRD The question debated at
the Lyceum was-Resolved, That the
discovery of gold in California has been
the production of more evil than good TO
the people of the u. 5. These discus
sions this year are far more interesting
owing TO the fact that the young ladies
take part in them -. Mrs. knowlton from
Baskerville is visiting relatives in town
-. Miss Latham from Lancaster, is
staying at W. l.. Murfry's. 1.-The fair
at Pompa was well patronized by our
neighbors in spite of the rain and the
trains to and from Bradford will be full
next week....A. w. Jaquith is improv-
ing the looks of his house by a coat of
paint.
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Good Laundry Work.

We shall send work to the Ware Steam
Laundry every week hereafter. Work
sent Tuesday morning and returned the
same week. This Laundry has won the
reputation of doing the very best work.
that Is equalled but by few and excelled
by none. Bring in your work and you
viii have it returned. done in way that
VIII please you every time.
J. q. MANN & Co.
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Commissioners' Notice

The undersigned. having been appointed bv the Hon
Probate Court for the District 81 Hartford. commits
sioners, TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate Abel
Woodland late OF Bethel IN said District. de
ceased, and all claims exhibited IN Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that viii meet for the purD0s-
aforesad.at the residence Of the late Abel GODDARD
the 10th day uf Oct. aud 18th day OF Dee,
next from until
O'Clock, p m OF said days and that six months from
the 81 day Of Aug A. ID. lSSs Is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their claims
TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bethel this 81 dav OF Aug. A. ID. lSSs.
JOEL u. PUTNAM. . COU,mission-
80 ALBERT q. BARNES. ers.
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OUTING for October has leading arti-
Gle which will make quite a stir in the
athletic world. In the Boat Clubs of
Chicago, Mrs. Edith Sessions Upper has
given an able exposition of the growth
and extent of rowing among the resi-
dents of the Lake City. The numerous
illustrations vastly increase the worth
of the text.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

RANDOLPH Herbert Fletcher and his
hired man Arthur Robinson think that
they did fair days work Monday, Sept
y, having dug, picked up, and carried
into the cellar lob bu. of potatoes i'm e
leven hours. who beats il.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

September has been cold and wet The
warmest day was the first, 90 degrees
above, the coolest the eth, 2s above,
mean temperature for the month 49,
above. Corresponding month last year,
AS. Sunrise record.
Almon Spear will give lecture at the
church in Snowsville next Sunday. Oct.
9TH at I 30 p. NJ. Let all go and hear
him for his subject will be Interesting.
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Among the other contents of October
OUTING may be mentioned a telling ar
ticle, One Mans work for Cycling. by
Howard Z. Merrill. Ii treats of the ex-
tensive influence exercised on that pop-
ular sport by Henry Z. Quicker, and is
ably reinforced by portraits Of leading
cyclerS
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-04

EAST BARNARD Ethan Allen and his
wife went co Boston last Saturday. E.
than went for the purpose of going to
the hospital for treatment. &C. w.
Graves has built him silo and filled it
Rev. b. NJ. Tillotson will preach in
the church here next Sunday at p. NJ
They have more hopes of the recov-
cry of +. p. Morse's little girl
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Geo. Bixby has moved backAto town.

Geo. BiXby has moved baek'to town.
/. c. Dickerman shipped car load of
potatoes to Manchester last week, pay
ing 30 cents bushel.
Mrs. James Buck has returned from
Worcester, Mass, where she has been
visiting her daughter.
Rev. w. NJ. ellis has returned from
his vacation. I.P.D.
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1 Oct 8

Look at the label on your paper? If the
time is out renew at once as this is your
LAST PAPER if your time is out.
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SOUTH ROyALTOR NEWS.
ID. dreary damp. weather.

Cold. dreary damp, weather.
NJ. 5. Adams was at the Mo untains
over Sunday.
II. Dewey has moved into the Clark
Lathrop house.
Wallace King of Lawrence, Mass. is
visiting friends in town.
Miss II. Yuran of Bellows Falls visit
ed friends here last week.
Mr.. White aud family have vacated
Cass Dickerman's tenement and Mr..
Winslow is to occupy it,
Rev. 5. Y. Beaudry will lecture next
Friday eve at the NJ. +. Church. Sub
iect, Liboey Prison.
james Pike was taken seriously i'll last
week Thursday, but has recovered sulii-
GENTLY to he out on the street again.
Jesse Smith, Mr.. Remington and two
friends from K. l., are in town and will
attend the Worlds Fair at Tunbridge this
week
Mrs. II. \. Thurston extends thanks TO
the Ladies' relief Corps and citizens for
the assistance and kindness shown since
the fire.
Rev. Mr.. Hall of Berlin preached at
the Cong'I church last Sunday and as
sisted Rev. Mr. Ramage at So. Tunbridge
in the afternoon.
DR.. Fish, assisted by Drs. Dana and
Chafiee, removed a cancer for Mr. Park
hurst of East Randolph last Saturday,
which had involved the entire lip and
chin.
Miss Doten of Barre has commenced
her engagement with NJ. j. Sargent and
is to have charge of the fancy and milli-
merry department, stamping and EN-
broidery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

b naos b hals IN Their sndeavcrs b
ees eheoso1e ecptrcl oe tho 1oteeuns,oo-
q and 0seas NsstAsen Railway aD6
ssvss u fscm IL cSnefs. the 0i1Boasi.
Ka.ns = r-.- fhs cscs - e.
saansd frsa Judes b.rs~. ~rvsse esen-
- fes Wo. LAx6oo Ball -. -
Aastlneua. rsesssansina ths ua3osity %
0oeli ScssS d sks sssssi slsssoe =
4Ay lesA. Jedes Bafrssa alss af.steA
9 e-1- :.;.....etga rssefainina
6sal6 sad ~ aasoeiaAas iron ~ sey
vay ssDeoksytne" vith tho sbsek a. -
OaSiaioo q IT, NiaDpaxL KAnoAa 4
Te1n1 a. ~ lnee.nasiuoAl : Great
Noeshesn. o. in any vHy eAanaioa tos
etot1e of st1Aoe ooOVany until Afooe tne
ele6tico. I'D tney afo I'll es0oe-
"a 70 shov oanos d oaditlso 80 sAsiR
as1s b sslakiso thereto shas s1sy hase
ssseoely e6oe GAs11d - b DECLARED
~ fos i1lagal:ky.
Il - oaly IAss i1ssccy OF Wsdnss-
0ay tAas 1loaDss. Bail and 8AstisDu1
lsakno6 ~ 0qoA anA ~ o1oeeiaoos
Aa1 b o1seo9 0A1oooDo11 oee1so4 go
~ e ahua1 - ~ p1nek an6 loo6o q
bho ln1Rnastooal & Gsuq1 DsseAegn
vteheu4 ~ pay0a1t el eoat = No.
., and thaA q 6i1os1sss q he Mls-
Doafi, Kaams = TexAA had hsfsiediy
aefssd - cansel ~ lsese Of he Inter
Batioaal b their read They q cuce
look sasa1ees 30 ffuesfAto the eshens.
Nth the rsku.s - sbose rasntsoRsd.
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Tnf SOUND BASIN.
Tnes0a Celebrates Cen.
pletien sf the Tunnel.
sAp>>s>s f>mmasseenee nash OelenA
a,au.sse Aanansa Reeeas Crssi-
easm~4eanA news.

TAcouA. W. r. Nay A-PAeiAs eso-
A. - sxAsr N aAaar,
.-.~a.
vo4 oe41ree, snnsen~ -, ses'
TAe ceeos1oA b tAs eslshsaaioa ef toe
$4,000 a - Nenn..I,a tznnaa
h ~ -.
sefse0 - Oaeosoe nososa Aes
= u seo6Ad ioogese tunnel n IL
rs.,H.A fs..<.s heine IN fees long. II
- sSscs - an On ~ - - verh
- .sSSSs - csssa - ou1tracaoe
V.s.s~ ~S~M ~ ~ efnce
~ ~ ~. 49, .A-~s.S -. ~
II. ..s,s., ,.sS. -S.rS a -
-SssS ~ -sss.s a. =
49,. s~~s,sss.. ~ ~ s..csi
Ss.Ss ~ eSsS..,s1cs,,s ssss1r
- -t. s-.-.s.ss.
Uss&sss " ossa -
nAros-alxes pacs rAKue WIZ
Mayor- elect Drum was the only man h
N. l,,,.,, !, N. op~.ip. Of the citv oouuc;l
~ 49, a,
meeang tns siesnc. AAy'i Aoss
vited him 10 seas within ne eaf, which
he modest,y accepted and remained tArcrsh-
ont The meeting NOTING how The thing WAS
done
Ordnance ,evyiur the municipai road
n,ousrs, AID rosd peil taxes vere paxsrd
pndrs s;1spended rojes. The tirst tixcd the
laxes for ernerai municipal af,ain at four
rsills On the dollar. The rosd D ope.ty tax
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Debate en the Admlsslon
Of Women Delegates.
Hsueeeas sDeeeAss b fut6e - A
mistiue she IAAses. A0oag TAea
ene - Csansss .. ma,

49, $1,000 L. A..
nv xoaz ~ To
nesnoe,1 AR -. 4.
ceeAses oaaIy. 1o1ay u Ss
eadteaee presens saea @ ~ pssv,cO
Gay. btaooo .. <. nefss psss ~
oedsf OF .cossness ves sosoeasso ~
possA a neGoef ek aDsess- 49,
mace 70 sne suseA ios4 "
sans. ses eesoleo - ~ @~
fsese eeocsseeee - - ~ ~. ss.S ~.
: oeoefo CSss p. - AsS
noos u novooa.e W eo
vo0ea- 0eoas4 -
seeee - nesena ~ ~ % ~
eeerea 49, ~ 49, ~ ..s
sAaA eos = ~ sss ~.
Iessoosty 70 tufo tee vc1
vose OF me esnes.s s~osLs'es ~ s1o |ss ~
enusoo eeaic NOV euuso
mem Ake se p ouys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06


Som vaioa1 n xAxHn vnoM sAiL N
noB kxD nAnosD 10 BsrDoA
81. HsIuA, OAl.. May k-yohs
WslRht, vno sAoe and killed Buo4 Vance
iu THE toUn too Ueeks go. Was taken
fron jail easly this nornina b. . meb
of 0neksd men and hanged 10 the
bridge as the head Of Main strees.
WRIGHT had been confined 10 the county
Jail q Napa since ths shooting. bat vas
bfouRht here yeetef6ay fof preliminary
examination. No oee saspecscd an -
temps at lynehine would Be- made. AZ
I O'Clock shis mcfnipQ Jnstios EiRin.
Whe bad the Jail keys, Gas called 20 his
door, surrounded By q mob and forced
70 eivs the Keys up. The eroud then
tsok he peisoues from tbs jail. and In
ten minutes his body vas hanging ffom
the bridge. No arrests havs been made.
bat The Outrage 10 dsplssed b the lsv'
abidioa eltis.ns. TIE shooting Of the
youeR man oceufred near Q house OF
III fame. VAnos and eoms more oom-
pAni0ns were standing near BY vhen
ssme ono threw focks as the window.
WFtehs, vho vAs . brosher Of one Of
the inmates. vas IN The house as the
time. and Immediately Arsd = pistol
aAot, Utlikiua Vanee.
The streets have been thrcnaed with
people diseussipg this moininR's trsR-
cdy. The body Of the deceased vas
lsft By the lypoAezB HANGING from the
bridge. u 4emajno6, Hod vas viewed
BY passeea b. until aboat . O'Clock this
morning. when ths andestskeRs cut u
down By order Of the district attorney.
The shssiH and eosooes we're eafly On
the ground trying 70 Get eome evidence
Of the perpetssteRs Of The outrage. A.
shs ecropor's Inquest this afternoon No
nev facts vefs brought out and there %
no olss ohtainAble. The Jury brought
N q verdict 10 the eject that John
Wright eame 70 his death b. violence
q tho hands Of unknown peFscos, And
they seversly censured the peace ON.
eess sf the tosn for efoes ueelect OF
duty IN leaving the jail uuRuasded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

BLAME 70 uu yRuMD AND N WOULD
Ike To sEH HIN Run.

BLAME 90 uIs YRxkMD AID HI WOULD
LIKE To sEI HIN nun.
PlTuBun0. May Din an iutesviev
today vmh Chsirman Jones OF the NJ.
tioual Republicap executive committee
said that % far as BIaipa's health was
concerned, be vas - vsli e. be oetlt
uarily 10. He said that hlaine has not
decided to be candidate. He has not
asked his friends TO make an aggressive
movement. in his hehalf He has not
written any letters der lining the nomi-
nation the second time, and % v not
true thst he will be on the o0oan aad
out of reach of The Telegraph vhen The
Cnicago convention 10 10 session.
Blaine said be desired TO remain abroad
two years, bat be feared that be would
cot be able 30 DO %. Il would not -
surprised to hear" said Mr. Joaea,
shat hs vas coming home psxs moosh
or be would stay until next year.
reers isn5 denying she fact shat ever
siacs his declineiion there has been
srowipg sentiment among The Rspuoii-
csua tLat Blaine should aeoeps the
leadership Of tue party tu the next
great battle. TITS movement has great
strscgth and will be q povesful II not
ihs most poverfuL element tn the next
oonvr ution. do NOS think THAT Il II
The intention OF Blaine 70 cone out
aauarely for any candidate. He 10 cnly
human, and I may. Of course. say %
and be 10 my friend and vooId liks 10
see him nomipated. and such e1pre0toa
vculd have great weight"
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son A srArus Or WAsnlHGroH.
NOTABLE GATHERING At TIE NATIONAL
fHRAzRD u vAsHmo1oA.

WMnmoIox, May 5.--The National
tbs sassr sas crowded tonight With .
notably distinguished and brilliant
eudienee. The occs sion Was the pes-
fornance given under The auspices Of
pres,dsnt and Ars. Cleveland and .
committee of ladies very prominent in
e social life Of the capital, for The
tsnefit Of the fond With which Il 10 pro.
posed 10 procure . statue OF George
Washington for presentation 70 the
French Republic. The stage attraction
vas Etsele- Ascksy's drama Of Paul
KsuveR," admirably performeu under
bis personal direction By an entire New
YORK company.
Among she occupants Of private
blxss vere the president ond wife, Sen-
asor and Mrs. Jones. Of Nevada, With
Miss Bsyafd and Shs French Minister -
their Ruesss, the Chineeo Minister and
saite, Postmaster General and 0fs.
Dickinsou. Senator and Mrs. Hssrst, Of
California, and General and Mrs. Shef.
nsu. The body Of the house vas hlled
with people Of fashion and of6cial dis
tircsion. The theatre vas dRsped With
American Gags furnished BY General
Sheridan and French flAes sent from
,he consulate at Nev York at the r.
qoest Of Rooston, French Minister.
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STREET RAILWAY gCRIxE.
COMPANY ORGANIZED TO coneTDuCT
sHvxnAL Mn.Ra or srnRxT nAIIWAS-


Articles OF orperstjor OF the West
..... -. rY.,.. 80 p.,t n.,,A
sse, sAe ~sso" $50
Transit Railway COMPANY were nies fss
record in the auditors once yesterday.
Tho tpcospssntoss are r. T. Bianck.
EdWsrd Bisvsts, u. H. 0s,fIAths, Victor
Hugo Smith and e. q. KabouPn.
The capital stock 10 e250,000 divided
iute 200 shayes Of the par value Of
elO0 each.
The object of the company 10 10 build,
sooip and opseate Z strcst railway from
HilI street rorsherIy shroueh the alley
Vese Of Front street. thence to Wes9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
rsRn PsorasT ~ IRELAsD.
At 4 MHxxIu0 n DUu1M sl0Nlv1oAnx
RESOLUTIONS ARu ADOPTED.

DuDlm, May 5.-At the request OF the
cashsiic members Of parliament the
lord mayor Of Dublin eeuveped . meet
ing today for the purpose OF DISGUSTING
the pope's rescsipt. Resolutions we're
adopted travefsicR the statement b.
which the pOps tostt6ed The reeosipts
and assaring the pope Of undesirable
attaohmont % him 10 hio spistsual o..
psoity, but firmly acd respectfully bat
emphatioally Hsfuslna 70 recognize his
right 10 intesvene 10 Irish politics.
Meetings will b held throughout Wess
Clare tomorrow 10 protest against the
papal rescsips on the ground thst The
pope 10 ignorant Of the suffering OF the
pe0ple Of OlaSo.
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ur - xxsrxAixrp rxox Iux!HKs xxo
pIfso VIE cKnlAlH eZnc1e-
NTv YoaK. Msy s-Ths 7i~s this
rornips SAYS thxs Jay Could ard ire
other OF Hsess os the Nlssezfi P.c;ae
and Nissoeri. Kxnsss 4 Texas ksiisay
Coupaniss Vese ssfved ~ sfesdsy With
sn ssdss 10 shoV vty tsey shocl8 not
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
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Of yoo empy ye'I
Mrs. 0sbs-No; family moved In
last week.
"Niee folhs!'
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people; 1--we fson bspd to month; bay
sh:pzs BY ere Int. enesa"
"Ls mslf
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in 4 de xso ttmss 70 borrow things, and
thsy vss ocs Of 'sn every time"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
A PASTOR CURED 81 FAITH.

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