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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-30

secure for it market it could not other
wise hold, and to enable it to exact
from the consumer price which lie
would not otherwise pay The extra
price imposed on class A for the ben,
fit of class B without compensation is
robbery, and robbery not rendered
more respectable because the state is
the culprit. Dear protection means
dear production, and dear production
means pro tanto, national impoveri>h-
ment. If protection is good thing
for the Nation as whole, why are the
several states of the Union precludcd
from applying it within their own bord-
ers? If the aggregate would be made
richer by this internal application of
protection to the parts, why it is not so
applied. On the other hand, if the
country as whole would by this device
De made not richer, but poorer, through
the interference with the natural laws
of productions, then how is it that By
similar interference the aggregate of
the States, the great commonwealth of
America can be made, in its general
balance sheet, not Ioorer but richer?
All protection so far as it goes. is mo
nopoly.'' The producers of cereals,
cotton, meat, coal oil, of whatever We
export are free trade producers. They
ar not protected. The price of these
exported articles is determined by the
price in the foreign market.
After dllsting on tie economical |
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-30
isE3IGy ED.

II. VI. BE- ERLEY
Cily Irca -;ltc
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mason, who have
been spending the summer months in
town return this week to Boston and car
~ with them the kindly wishes Of all who
have met them, that length OF days may
be theirs and that they may spend many
happy seasons among our green hills.
Mrs. DIR. Mcintyre and children are at
Judge Miller's.
Lloyd Livingston and wife Of Exeter, y.
H.. are visiting his parents.
Miss Abbie Abbott has finished her sum
rner work at Obed Whipple's.
Mrs. VIII whipple teaches in dist. 3 and
Miss Addie Colburn in no. 4.
Clarence Culver has bought out DR.. God
ing at y. Pomfret and takes possession al
once.
Robert Perkins was in town last week
We wonder who our town committee
will send to Montpelier this fall2 May
the time come when the people viii take
the matter into their own hands and send
our best men.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
SOUTH ROYALTOn NEWS.

Miss HOLSTER of Brattleboro IS WISHING
Mrs Z. Winslow.
Mr.. Geo. Dewey and wife of Iowa arc
at Orrin Burbank's.
Mr.. e. Winslow and wife and a friend
are at Pittsford and Rutland attending tine
horse breeders meeting.
Clinton Hewitt was married last Sunday
to Miss Lillian Harlow of Randolph.
Geo. Flint was married Friday to Miss
Abbott of Chelsea.
G. H. Abbott was in Boston last wees
on business for the shoe company. he mas
ali the orders he can fill until Sept. ~.
Mrs. Ira Buttons little daughter died
suddenly last week of meningitis.
DIR. c. P. House and wife of Seattle, W..
are in town.
On account of the storm there was nc
meeting of Bixby Post and Relief corps
last Saturday eve.
Mrs. John Doyle died last week tues
day, after a long illness.
Mrs. Jas. Pike returned home on satur-
day.
The village schools commence next Mon
day.
willis Lille of Marion, Ill, visited his
sister Mrs. j. G. Ashley last week.
ne UOldlO NIblJ ID VIZ f-N-
the corn crop is not an average one.
Hon. Geo. briggs, Judge OF the Supreme
Cont of m. is visiting NJ. S. Adams and
other friends in town. He clerked In M. ,
Adams store in 1S61-62.
Mrs. Hattie Bean Smith of Franklin, n
H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bean
Mr.. G. H. Woodward and son returned
from a trip to the Isle of Shols last week
Mrs. Clara Bosworth and Cassie Bing-
ham are at Glenn's Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. win Smith is visiting at her faith
er's, Mr.. John Slack.
Mrs. Hattie Gould and Mrs. Hurson
have returned to Boston.
John Slack has the frame OF ms new
house raised.
VIM. Wills, wife and daughter OF James
vile, Wis. were in town last week.
Mrs. VIM Martin and daughter Ery'
are visiting in Boston.
Mrs. Allbee of Canada is visiting he
sister Mrs. r. B. Blake.
NJ. S. Adams family are at the Whit
Mts.
Ernest Hewitt has returned to school a
Barre and Charles Flint at Montpelier.
Thomas Prindle and wife visited il
Claremont last week.
Miss Ella Latham and mother returned
saturday from their trip thro' the west
There was no service at NJ. p. churel
last Sunday on account OF the camp meet
ing at Claremont.
Miss Emma Gordon Of Lancaster, Mass
is visiting Mrs. Hannah Wallace
stillman Hinckley of Holyoke, Mass, j
visiting at Charlie Woodlands.
The citizens of Royalton who hay
scholars to furnish school books for, cai
the county board OF VI j. Sargent y sol
either ~ exchange or purchase. IN
town voted at a special meeting IN Jun
legally warned, not 20 adopt the recon
mendauons 81 tie county board TO eN
change the books. hut making no provis
ions for free text books as the law require
leaves the matter as before and those in
terested can govern themselves according
IN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

J. V. Wilson has taken the job OF build
ing the spire to the Cong1 church at Roch
ester and moved his family there last wk.
Miss Jennie Goodno is quite i'll.
@. NJ. Ford has bought the Central
house.
Mr.. and Mrs Kelly and children are
visiting her parents, mir. and Mrs. Downs.
About 50 of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Downs gave them a surprise Wed. eve,
the Goth, il being the 32nd anniversary Of
their marriage and several nice gifts were
presented them.
w. l.. Ford lost a horse recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Briggs visited in
Rochester last week.
Mrs. Aaron Bagley is quite i'll.
Mrs. w. II. Upton and daughter Of Rut-
land visited her husband at the Central
House last week.
Rev. c. w. Ross attended camp meeting
at Mortified last week and Mr.. Buell. of
Hancock conducted services at the church
Sunday.
Meals win be furnished by the ladies at
the schoolhouse in district at Freeman 5
meeting Sept. for the benefit of Rev. c.
w. Ross. All are invited.
John Kill hurt his arm quite badly
while at work in the woods.
/ Miss Amanda Lamb Of Warren visited
/ in town last week.
/ George Williams and Mrs. Lucy Titus
visited Mrs. Wilmington last week.
Messrs. Hanks, Sumner and Austin Of
| Warren are building the Rice a Heath
mill at the corner.
Mrs. Frank Aury and son Alfred visited
in Whiting last week.
School in no. / commences sept. Sth-
Mrs. Wilmington teacher.
Geo. Jewett and wife are visiting his
/ parents.
Clyde Ford has been III.
Mrs. Haskins and daughter 81 Roches-
/ ter visited Mrs. Geo. Ford sunday
Capt. Ira Ford Of the army post OF Wis
after an absence Of p years made his
/ friends here and in Rochester a short visit
+ carrying the shackles be wore in prison a.
a memento Of the war. He returned lasi
week.
i Q. NJ. Ford has sold his Phil Sheridan
colt for $500 and bought tho Central house
I in Granville.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
Rarnard.

Mr.. Jas. H. Story and daughter Bessie OF
Boston are at r. j. Ela's.
Mr.. King OF the Locust Creek was IN
town last week buying butter ana eggsl
paving u cents per Id. for butter and =
cents per doz. for eggs. During these marc
times farmers like to see men VINO VIII ouy
their produce and pay cash for II.
Some farmers are holding their WOO 20,
waiting for the passage of the Tarin oili.
At our caucus the Republicans should
see that the candidate selected Is ior sus
tanning our prohibitory laws ana oppos-
ing licensing rum-shops
The Chatauqua steam mill was destroy
ed by fire last week, and about IHo weeks
ago 500 acres of woodland in that section
were burnt over. These two fires ruin tne
lumber business there for the present.. No
insurance.
Caucus Saturday eve.
For the last ten years the republicans
have elected their candidate for representa-
tive on the first ballot Before that time
The democrats elected their man nearly
half the time, although in the minority on
the governor vote.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

AGNf ffAAHNlIs
Miss Kate Marcy IS visiting M hallsIoI''
NY.
Fred Morse is in North Winchendon
Mass, pursuing his medical studies
The Misses Blake spent last week with
friends in the w bite Mountains
Among recent guests at q. q. Laird S
have been Gen. and Mrs, Il. s. NorthonIt
from Clarksburg, w va, and Mr.. ]. },
Baldwin from Plainheld, Conn
Mrs. Hale Of Iowa is visiting her brother
VIM. RiN.
Mr. Henry Denison and Miss Grace
started Tuesday for their home IN u. Lou
is.
Miss Alice Williams from Windsor spent
sunday with Mrs. Laura Parker.
Mrs. Mcclellan and daughter went Mon
day TO the beach.
Mrs. Henry, who has been visiting her
brother, Chas Lyman, returned MONDAY
with her son to her home in Lowell, Mass.
In addition to regular boarders there
were last week at the Cascadnac Mr.. Shedd
and family OF Washington, d. C., Major
Collins and family from Keokuk, Iowa.
and Judge Griggs from Chicago.
Mr. Silas r. Williams was taken Ill last
week Monday night and Tuesday was car
ried 70 his home in Essex Junction, where
he died Sunday p. NJ. During his stay IN
Royalton as Station Agent he has made
many friends by his genial manner and
accommodating spirit, and the whole WI
lage is saddened by his death. Ferd LOCK
wood takes his place.
The new school books adopted by the
Windsor Co. Board Of Education
will be found at w. II. Laird and Co.'S. Oh
books taken in exchange.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

Mrs. Lydia Clifford Of Springfield, VT
is visiting friends here.
n. and j. G. Fowler are repairing the
interior Of their houses.
Mrs VIM. Wight has returned 70 hei
home after an absence Of more than a year
in Gaysville.
w. w. Brown has finished work for T.
Brooks in w Randolph iand returned
home.
Jas. Gould is very sick with heart dis
ease.
A little daughter OF Frank Monkey i
sic K " 18th a sore throat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

An exchange says that the republicans
OF Montpelier propose to nominate and
elect Horatio y. Taplin, treasurer OF the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance company,
as town repre- entative. What has l..
Bart Cross to say to this propositions
In the third days game Of the tourna-
ment OF Rutland Lawn Tennis Club, Jas.
a Merrill Of Rutland won first prize and
championship OF Vermont in the finish
Oentlemanls singles.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

+ very liable 20 follow contact Of the
hands or face with what is known a.
poison ivy, especially in hot weather or II
the body is perspiring freely. The trouh-
le may subside for a time only 10 appear
in aggravated form when the opportunity
offers. The great purifying powers OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla thoroughly eradicate
every trace OF poison from the blood, as
the cures it has accomplished conclusive
Is show. 1t also cures scrofula, salt rheum
and all other affections arising from i'm
pure or poisoned blood.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
EXCURSION TO AUSABLE CHASM,

There will be grand excursion to
this delightful place Thurs, Sept. 4th,
for all stations between Windsor and
Randolph. We have told what a
beautiful trip this is in preceding IS
sues. Now make your plans to 60.
Fare for the round trip only sl.5O.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
North RoyaIton.

Miss Grace Stoughton is attending
school at Goddard Seminary.
Geo. bearing is quite sick.
Several attended the camp meeting at
Northtield last week.
Mrs. Austin Brooks was called to Essex
Junction to attend the funeral Of her
brother, Silas Williams.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

The republicans Of Morristown win e.
let Hon. p. k Gleed 10 represent the
town al Montpelier. Mr.. Gleed is one Of
the prominent citizens Of the state. and as
a member Of the House he viii lead the
Iamoille county delegation. Mr.. Gleed is
an instance Of a town selecting its best
man. regardless Of everything else
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

Chester Parkin, aged % years, resident
of Cornwall was drowned recently while
swimming with two companions in South
Basin Harbor. about a mile and a half
south OF Nergennes.
George NJ. Powers of Morrisville and
Allan c. Fay OF Montpelier are candidates
for the position Of Secretary OF the next
senate and one Of them will take the cake.
Neither Geo &c OF Allan have such long
distance sawmill voice as the last incum-
bent Of that Office, our next excellent sec
rotary Of state, but this IS only q matter
OF experience and education.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
Vermont Christian Endcyor Union.
The coming annual meeting i So Johns

bury.
The dates 81 Tho annual meeting of lle
Vermont Christian Eudeavor Union co
S. Johnsbury have been liked as Iu saaN
and Wednesday, November y and ~
preparaii0ns are being made Tor the most
successful meeting 8 be state union ever
vet held. The local committee ai 81.
Iohnsbuly are awake and VIII do faith
fully their part in he matter; ana no
pains viii BE- spared ina arranging az at
tractiVe programme. Al circular letter
giving details Of the meeting will be ISSUE
"a ia due season and every society in tine
state Is urged to plan for representation az
this annual gathering.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
. all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
RAM HDrn.--

A Long Way of The time may come when politics
will all that is good and noble When small boy will
break apple in and give his little sserthe bggesfat
when tramp will work and stray dog won't bite but the ds
will dawn when clothing be bought cheaper thanq
the Corner Clothing Store Accumulation Of Odd Suits and
Pants SALE and will be picnic for all who need
pants and suits and for those who do need them right
way as always pays buy odd suits and pants and Putthn
away for future use We have had several sales OF Odd SUITS
and Pants before and out patrons what eNcPdona7
bargains they we're This is the month when extra pants are
needed and our customers viii appreciate the opportunity
get them at an exceedingly low price. TAKE OURWoRD
FOR IT. THESE ARE TIE GREATEST VALUES
ever oferedin this line Our neck-wear corceeded Be
the best ever offered in our store or elsewhere
j. c. MANN & CO., WEST RANDOLPH
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
COAL

All kinds Of coal for sale in quantities to
suit and al coal guaranteed first class.
wish to state that do not buy my coal Of
the West Randolph Coal Co. Call and get
prices. L. T. SPARHAwK.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28
The N2DIGVDDi.
RANDOLPH. VT.
THATCHER STONE 4 Coz, Proprietor,

and 800 feet above, with grand view Of
the surrounding country. Fine modern
hotel with first class accommodations for
l25 guests az moderate rates Fine mod
ern building with steam heat electric bells,
new furniturehne spring water, bath, etc.
500 feet Of broad piazzas. Table, first class
% acres I'm grounds, with tennis, croquet,
swings. etc. Magnificent shade. New
bowling alleys, billiard hall and barber
shop. Also tine new dining room. with
polished maple floor for dancing, etc. Fine
livery, telephone connections.t trout brooks
"a delightful place TO spend the summer.
Parties from West Randolph or neighbor-
ing places viii find The Maplewood a de-
lightful place 20 spend the day. VIII try
to make your stay pleasant one.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-28

A good soap is woman's'best friend 81
washday. Always ask for World Soap.
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NOTICE or SALE OF SHARES or STOCK
= OF the Seattle Iron G steel Manufacturing
= ssipany.-W whereas W { Htl, now deceased did
sss az lifetime DEFY and regularly subscribe for lao
S s.s, o. The capital stock of the seattle Iron &
- manufacturing Company, corporation, Of The
- value 81 $50 90 per share said shares of stock
eotnpany, Que numbered s for 100 shares, and one
sssaosfsd for so shares. which said certificates
Hi: 1 amy issued and delivered to the said w {.
Whereas, Heretofore, towit upon the sd day Of
a. ~. 1889, add during the lifetime of the
n.ss,S AN, Abe Board OF Trustees OF said cor
E.sseea IN meeting regularly and legally assent
IA s osa dnly and regularly by resolution call In
~ ~ cent OF It's capital stock and did thereupon
$3.50 s.sa meeting duly assembled. duly levy an RS
D. n upon rs capital stock Of IS per cent OF
~ value thereof of which said call and assess
ssss cue. legal and regular notice was given TO
u sna every Of It's stockholders, and TO the said
AZ W = NIL personally at King county in the state
~ aars7on there then being unpaid upon all OF
&c. more than Is per cent. Of the par value
.,s wes.sss Thereafter. upon the 18th day of Jsnn
C1usSSN and during the lifetime of the said W.
h 49, tae Board of Trustees OF said corporation.
rrsSsssng Regularly and legally assembled, did by
d s.oh call in 10 per cent. upon us capital stock
"a ,rs-aston 10 said prior assessment, ana
~ .ea and there, duly, regularly and legally levy
A., assessment upon the capital stock Of said
81 10 per cent Of its par value, notice OF
ssad call and assessment was Thereafter duly
49, and regularly given 20 each and every
- STOCK holders and 10 the said W. G Hln per
rsSsy. Al King county, state OF washington,
tkss s1ee days after the date OF sSa1 eN1s tnSae
la oesag unpaid upon all OF said stock more ihan
NJ ~ cent OF the par value thereof; anc.
NJ aestaS, Due and legal demand WAS made upon
- ssaad W. &. Hin personally during his lifetime
~. 'ae payment OF the ssid two assessments upon
- sAid capital stock OF said corporation, herein
49, 49, rectied: both Of said demands having been
-. upon the said w. e. Hill personally, NJ hing
- ~ thereof: anf
eereas. The said W. C. Hill, during bis lifetime
h :. iae time q his death, which occurred within
49, naonihs last past the owner OF said above
rated i5e shares OF the capital stock OF said
ASPIRATION. and,
Whereas Tss,s saia shares are now owned by his
state ssad
s,s ..sreas, Within the three months last past the
- ". Y. Hi has deceased. and since his uecease
s, iesa and regular demand has been made upon
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LEG1L yorrcrs

MS executrx FOR the payment OF said axse.s,,an,s
"nscn demand has been refused: and
neteas. The amount Of the two axxpssr,,eo,s
nerein above specified now REMAINING mn
paia the sum OF SlS7S with inter.
est upon $i,I25 thereof from the 1kfh a.v 81
lecenaoef, a. ID 1879 ana upon a. 81, op theyaer
rate. - Ac1v' - snc isssAi
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby r,veu th., ~,
TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF January ,<st ~ tho
tIont door OF the courthouse Of the S,,reror sx,rt
"a the state OF Washington for King rounfv she
Sale courInouse being situated az the soufhex, CO..
nef OF Jeuerson and Third streets In the civ s -
attic al the hour Of 10 o'clock a. M Of sal; d,v sh
above enumerated 90 shares OF stock exifenresi
ny said stock certificates numbered and a ar e.
many thereof as shall pay, may be nefeSarv s,r
.ne payment, OF the said two t2 as<essmeurs win
interest ss aforesaid upon all Of the $50 shares
noove enumerated, viii be solo public AUCTION to
tbe ngness ano best bidder for cash, and al snch
sale me person who shall pay the said two assess
menss 50 cue, with interest thereon as Aforesaid
Losether Win the expenses OF advertising the safe
Tor the smallest number OF shares Of Tie hs
enuinerateu stock, or for the smallest porflon az
share OF said Etock. rs the case NAV be shall Re
deemed the highest and best bidder
1890 ~ y. oeSeanoet,
TIE SEATTLE IRON & STEEL MAsurAcrunrse
COMPANY,
By WILLIAM HAISswoRTH.
ATrEsr: With the corporate seal Of said COM
pany. ~
fSEAL1 w H H.rxxvopru
secretary Of the Seattle Iron & Steel Manufacture
Ing Company.
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