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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-01
Post Office Department.

WEEK DAYS.
Stamp window opens 8, a. m
" " closes g., p. m
General delivery opens 8, m
closes 6, p. m
Registry window opens 8, a. ms
&" closes 5,p m.
Money order window op'ns 8, q. m.
" " closes A: p. m,
General delivery and carrier
windows open on Sunday from
$3.50 to 1890, a. m.
8. M. JOHNSON, Postmaster.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-01
JOB PRINTING

In all It's branches done with neatness
and dispatch at the San Antonio LIGHT
job Office
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-01
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
o OURiEAsTERN ADVERTISER

All advertising for the Daily and Week.
y LIGHT, must come to us through our
special agents, Messrs. Palmer Il Rey
332 to 235 Temple Cou TT, New York.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

PROPOSALS. FOR. .HuILD1NGS-U, 9, IN.
1 dian service, MAokfest Agency, PieSAn,
Teton ceunsy, Mont" September : isas; ssaisa1
and nddrsssed 70 The pYndsrsigned q Piexsn, le-
isus. for the furnishing and delivering Of al
necessary materials aud labor and erecting and
composing On ths sitss to b selected therefor,
+ laekfsst Indian reservation, one frame office
building. and two frame buildings containing
one double set OF employer quarters eaco, all As
rsr pl.ns and speoihoations, which may 10 OK.
hslena, Montana tho Times" Of rillings.
Montana, and at this sgOnoy. -,
Proposals must ,s,sto separately the proposed
price o. each bntlaing, and ths time proposed to
posals ACCOMMODATION thu specifications
All bidders viii be hold to conform Ia. tho
provisions OF the act OF consresc approved Au-
gust J, lsai, relating t? tho limitation q tho
States and District off,Coiun6i
any parI Of any bid il deemed Tor tbs bcst Inter
Certified eheoks, Each, bid must be accom-
panied BY oertifsd check or draft upon some
United States depository or solvent. National
bank In tho vicinity Of tho residence OF the bid
sioner Of Indian affairs for at least Ave psr cent,
draft will BE- forfeited to tho United States In
ease, any, bidder or bidders rsceiving an award
good and sufficient snrstiss, ctLsrwise to DO re-.
turned to the bidder.
lids accompanied by cash in lisu Il . sortifed
check will not be considered.
Tor further infor nation - to building sites,
. CAPT, l.. ". COOKE e.. B. A.,
Acting u. Is, Indian Agent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
,E /, 4Ap KNOWN YOU.

n I had known you-eh, II l had known you
In other days when youth and low wore
strong,
I would have raised u temple to enthrono you
On some fair pinnacle OF cloudless song.
II you had touched mo then with your dSNr
laughter,
"A now II. echo sMites me In my gtief,
1 would have gtvcn my eoul to yoa, aud after
Lived ID my love, grown old IN my belief.
II you had loved me--oh, You would hAvcicycd
nc
Earth would have wUrshiped Va, its secrs
sublime,
My song had been u psalm, and saints had
proved mo
Prophet ana priest, your poet for arl time. ,
Wv. 4. Blunt, =
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
cauaes For present Day Ailments.

Probably the most potent factor Of pres.
ent day ailments is tlealryaucn into which
the muscular system ~ permitted to fall
by jewellers in cities, wuo are daily bcyCm-
Ing more dependent on artificial means Of
lGoomotion and on labor saving apparatus
unit, disorders of digestion aud nervous
maladies ARE now as omnIon umOug the
comparatively poor members Of the conf
Munity rs they are among those who ARE
wealthy. Indeed, while the rich man on
deaYors to overcome the mischief wrought
by his sedentary life by riding in the parl;
or playing golf, the poorer man, who is un-
able TO afford these pleasurable exercises,
heglects his muscular development and in
varinhly mounts his omnibus or tumblas
into his train rather than waste the time
necessary Tor I brisk walk or n half hour
III The gymnasium. -National Review.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
How Il Ecela 70 Go Enrrrnnt.

If you wish to know the essence Of com.
fort when Yachting, burn your corscts aud
return your shoes and stockings to your
trunk until you enter II civilized port.
lsr four years | have worn neither except
in public. Consequently I run no risk of Il
chill from cold or damp feet.
IL certainly requires II little training be.
fore You are able to walk over rough ground
with the unnatural, soft solcs of the shoe
bound foot, but it is more easily and quick.
~ done than You wOIlld imagine.
After years of being swathrl and bound
and tied and cnsod in whnlehone, it gives I,
delicious sense Of freedom TO be clad in
nothing but a gaUze wooden shirt, II mumu
aud Il holaku
There is not anywhere II band or string
to check the blood in your veins, and as
You stand on the deck of your ship, all
your body conscious Of the rhythmicul
elastic roll Of the sea and the fresh, clean
trades Swoetly blowing, you feel Ikea bird
On the winE.-Mrs. Robert Louis Steven.
son.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Doing Rerortsria, Work In New York

Doing Nerort0rial Work In New York,
Tho Ignorance Of some EnglishmM in
American atfairs and American history ia
something appalling, This Is illustrated In
one particular at least by the following in
ci6ent.
Net many months ago u certain New
York newspaper had on it's staff a young
Briton, a university graduate and n nan
who took honors in tho dead languages at
his college,
Some time before the death Of oS-presi.
deut Hayes the young man was sent to tho
Fifth Avenue hotel to obtain N Interview
with that gentleman, who was then stop
ping temporarily in tho city.
Arriving ut the hotel the yonng man sent
up his name and shortly afterward was
ushered into the presence OF Mr.. Hayes,
Are you ex-president Hayes3" Queried
the Englishn.an, not wishing to be mis-
taken in his man.
YES" replied the cx-president, "What
can l do for youg"
"Oh, I was sent to interview you" re-
to obtain Mr., Hayes impressions OF New
York and the country. The cS-president
conversed overwhelmingly for u few me.
ments, and the Englishman took his feave.
No sooner had he got outside Of the door,
however, than a thought struck him. He
must know more about the man with whom
he had talked. Opening the door again,
therefore, no thrust his head in and asked,
81 beg your pardon, Mr., Hayes, but would
you mind telling me of what you were
presideuts"-New York Herald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
NO S,3ia,)
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. &, LArp OFFICE.
IL ~ Ma A.. 4

HELENA, Mont, Aug, a., 1903. :
Notice is hereby givon that John ,Winscott, and
Sue " Ina oolt. whose postotiico address 10 hel-
Mont and James y inscott and Ella Win
scott, whose postofice ,address is . namosa, Ia,
the mining lava of conRress, Tor tho STANLEY
placer, des,vneted ~ rensoIt No, isa, sitnstsd IN
county, Montana, in section "a. township o
north. range ? w.st, which claim Is recorded in
The oi'ieo Stthe r .nS q sS1 !: county AZ
Ioing tho \ u OF the 5 4 Of the sW I aud tho
N \ of the,B hof tho Nm Y Of rso ls,. I Q \. II
w., embracing. eighty acres, upon which . no
tiee Of snid application was posted tho 18th day
Of AuSnst, 1893.
Tho only adjuinlng claim to these promises 10
M. H.. No. $50, on the east.
tits hereby Directed that thu above notice 10
pn hlishsd at tho expense OK claimant above
paper published at ~fiolona, Mont, and nearest
10 slid claim, for the period OF - days from Ito
fret publication.
s, 4, sWI1GETT, Register.
Date Of first publication. Aug, 50, 1904.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
CuERlrTs sAi.v-TME CoMMoNWNALrn

SnERlrrs sAiv-THE COMMONWEALTH
little lnsaranes company plaintiff, w
Ai una.s !; .n MIi Sy v iSs ., q 4 =. aS sras. y s.,o and do
district court q tho First judicial district q thu
f i'eWis ., .n a' Slssse, N On ~" the a ut a aHs q Stps aSsus I.
A. d. ls0s, in tho above entitled action, wherein
M ,b sW" Ssm wsr'' pi., , \ , aSssisSs . i Ioasnaasii
and decree "". Of iorSSissurs and .slo .sssiass
Aired II, TN. T n, H;,S,srS s,ana S,,A 4; yy yl1,sn,
lharnton, Melissa Waleurs,, ". I. smAllsy :
!, 4 S'' pamSs' E I've Ga,i asfenaanss on tns
S0th day 81 August, A. u. lsNs, Tor the sum
Of sI,fsaM u, bssidss interest, coats and ct.
day of August a, 5. lsHa recorded In iudg-
am commanded e ss,' Al those 9sss. MA lots e
Of Monssna, and bounded and dssoribsd "a fol.
ISis i've !, and ak %, IN ns l.,. oao ACH.
ton to tho cty Of Helena. situated in tho north.
s.. s Ss az .sst e the s@on nsstss''t tss sS'' ,svn AZ ten Sa
Uol north OF range four l4l west, sstd lots 70
sothsr being ono hundred uOol feet trent on the
and twenty-five Q2s) feet deop to M eighteen foot
alley, and bounded on the east by Linden street,
as .eld lots and BLOCK are dssASnstsd .nd a.,
addition, flsd In the otlce OF the conhty rs-
oeracr Of said county OF Lewis anu Clarke state
Of Montana.
Togethor with all and singular the tenemerts.
her ei~itaments and appnrtaNsnces thereunto be-
lonrttp. or IN snywi'e ~ppertAinlng. -
Public notice ID hereby given that on wednesday,
tho With day Of Septea, Der, A. D. ls9S, at IL o'clock
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, l
will, In obedience to sAid order OF Gale and decree
OF foreclosure and snle, cell the above described
property, or 40. much thereof as, may he
necessary to satisty sAid Judgment, with interest
aud costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash
IN hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Eep-
tenn Der, A. d. lsaS
CHARLES d. CuRTlA Sheriff.
Fy fREp Il. Aoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

Fttnch lnuSy THhleta ers for tho relief
and cure Of p.Inlul ami Irregular menNes
! nd will remove all obst Gctions. no mat
ter whut IL" Q, zee. Tho only Burs and safe
remedy on the mrrkrs. AHnufactnred by
A. Auaoudye. IurIs, lrruoe, e. az box and
ior sale only by II. ri. PnroLen a Co.. sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

Cohhle-Bilter has invented Il balloon
that he says is Il great success.
Stang-IIas he made an ascension YETI
CoDble-No. He is waiting TO get som
II to 20 up in it.-Dstroit Free Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
P"ennyvoyaI Pills.

lr, Porry's lelhblo are tho raj y, and bosS
regulate. f"r lad og: nothing UNPLEASANT, and
h,Iays .isetual ndyice fnto Packages 81
Goetun. 4 asB. D'Nss 81"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
GROCERIES.

Imported Edam Cheese,
Full cream Montana Cheese
pound. 49,. rs
Fresh Ham, lb. IL
Table Salt, 1o-lb sack. -. rs
French Soups, quart cans. rs
Vienna Sugar Waters, box 40
Kennedy's Afternoon Tea
Biscuit, per box rs
Ginger Snaps, ID. ....... 10
G. & b. Marmalade, jar rs
Durkee's Celery Salt, bot
10
sehepp's Fruit Pudding,
package... 10
Jockey Club Sardines rs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Nervous PRESERVATION,

slccslcs.ncas, tsieh and Nervous Mead-
ache, nNckache, Ntn siaeaA. Merbla Fsurs,
Hot ElashCs, Ncrvans rysecpstAs nallncsa,
C~Onfssl0O, II er.a, Fs,s, ~. vttan' Dancc,
Opium Habit, Nrna,tt naesssc tc., arN CURED
hy nr. Miles, Restorative hervincs LtdonG
not Contain op,ates. Mv, saphia I. HrowMlac,
pelMad. Fla, suiercd with Epiepsy for 50 yeaa
and ,sStihes to = complete cnre. Jacob Pctr0, EllA
Oregon, had hcen sniNorlns with Nervous fros,ra,
tion tr tONr ycnre, could not sssep nothing hNlpeu
him antf he used Or. N,cs' Restorative Ners
vine /, he 10 now well.
Iwish 70 besr testimony % hsyalnoot pr. !Ar,es'
RcSso,Nttyu Nsrriae. Nor fully ~ yeAru ! HutNrNl
tnoessAntly nom u dlstIvsslnH nervona headache,
from which / could Gpt no relief. Last year I was
CNmpalleN to Quit work because OF tta s0verlty, 1
pUcNr0N 4 bottle OF DIR. Miles, Ncrvtne, and Mftar
taking AhNut onNhalf. cf Y tho headache disap.
penrvN, aud i have not hal u since. have ronson
e believe j have been. permNnNnty. cured. and
Dr. IHiss' Nerrtns mNst have tho credit.
", w. EVANS I'd, Independent, Wayneah0rg, IA.
Sold ON a positive guarantees
Fin books FREQ N Drussists.. Or. Miles,
Nerve 0nd Liver PillI, 80 dosea " cents arc tho
Or. MlLEs' MEDICAL CO.. E,khart, Ind.
Sold by all druRRiats.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
To Stamp Collectors.
Cancelled Postage Stamps For sale Or
Exchange.

7 have n very largo stock OF cancelled
stamps Of India, China England, Hong
Kong, Japan, Philippine Islands, Coy.
Ion, Strait3 Settlements, Turkey and
Siam, as vel as duplicates OF those Of
various parts of Eurol O, Address,
r. w. LORA,
No, 53 Vest l32d ST., New York, S. S. A.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

Infants long cloaks, embroidered cAshmerc In
cream and tan, At S1.1a At Tho t,eo Hive.
, 1893-07-11

Gom. @bertSbduier legte in bet geitri8en
Stbung OeS @Ountpratbs cine G~eiolntion
Dor, tpelcbe Sen GountDon&palt a%nipeilt, TO-
fort bic nOt6igen S3rttte 81 tbun, bamit
oas Wtc@ormi6sS Seminar ull6 Oeiicn Gi9ens
tbum CUR 8e5aDlung Der geleBlt9 norges
ibrtebenen Steuer genotbi9t tperOe.
Die 9teiolutior 1puroe angenommen ur6
es bleibt iebt ab~5utpar1en, Oh in bteler 0ttbz
tung enOltD einmol etmas geicbtebt. Sin
2lntrog bon Som. &eup, baB Der 6oipttal>
DIRECTOR on9eipteien tperDe, loIc6en Sran=
fen, tpelde feline 8itrgcr BON GoOf GountD
itnO, bic Nufnabme gu pertpei9ern, purOe
nG6 LANCER 0ebGtte ab9epieien, Oa gelten6
9emacbt tpurOe, OoB eS mttunter an I'm
menidItbtett 9ren5e, cine ioldbe 8eitimz
mun9 ourcb5ufitbren.
Sur Die 0ampf0ei5un9Seinri9tun8 I'M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fit ben 8au oes
neuen neutrality-suspicious. betm Gountpz
SOipital, lOtpte fir ben 0ampffeiiel tparen
Qngebote ein9elalfen, Sic an baS Gomite
titr ben Oftentli9en 9ienit Derptelen Ipurs
ben.
, 1893-07-11
5uwods fir Gincoln porf. e,
Rerr Soler beabiidti9t, ser porfcommifion
einen alligator 5u fdenfer.

Ser sooGogticbe @artcn int 2incoln 8arf
miro biele Wobe DteOerum nm cine Se6enS>
tpitrOt9feit berei6ert DerOen. 6crr 6orrD
Softer bon SEQ. 112 GlartitraBe beoblicbtigt
ndmli6, ben 9artcommiiidren etnen flint
SUB langen Nat8ator 81 iibergeben; Serr
Souer bat ith ieiner Geiunbbeit lpegen
pdDrenb bes Iebten SSabreS beItGnbig i'm
SiOen a~1f8eboltcn uno BON bort aus bereits
mebrere @rempIare bierber 9eicbtft. 8or
ungefdbr elmer 8o6e tebrte ct nacb 6auie
5urii6 un6 bracbte, olBer elmer gonse1 Qln>
5obl bon &rOten unb S9lan9en, aucb iencn
NQigatOr nit, Ser BEN i60nen J}amen
r8cn Butter" erbaltcn bat. Ql1f irgenO
cine @eiie enttam boS S9ier am Treitag
aus ietnem grOBen &Gftge, un6 nun nit
Dteler Witbe 9elan9 cS, r8en" uieOer in
feline 8e6auiung 5urii65ubringen. Seine
fur3e 6retbett bate CT a6er Dasu benuBt,
Inn einen fletnen 6un6 an3ugreifen un6
bieiem ultg8cfdbr 3pei 3ou bonn S3man5
ab5ubeiBen.
, 1893-07-11
Die
WeH>
CHICAGO

peripri6t nibt nur oas ero6te frieolibe
amerifantfbe, fonoern oas orobte frieo=
lt4e Grei9rib Ger meIt Dor Sdlub 0ieieA,
0~ahrbunoerts gu peroen. mas fibner, por
1tt3ts 3uriidi9redenoer rrtertehmunos.
9ettt, uebuno i'm planen uno Qusfihren
GROCER Otree uno 6elo thun fonnen, nm ole
GRtcagoer Notwithstanding IN DER 9ro6=
artt9iten mo eI6n3enoften Don allen bis.
bergen Deltaus itellun9er III MADDEN mo
oen D0lferr Ger Groe eir1ef1 8e9riff pon ser
PoRe DER te9nifber Seitun9sfdhi9feit mo
HUNT III eeben, IN pel6er Qnerifa oeoiehen
1T, miro 9ef6eber.
fir Ole re9e Gheilnahme, relfe man bier,
%5ulanoe Ger ID DEMONSTRATING erteeeenbrinot,
tit Ole Serettptlliefett, nit 1peIfer ole 6eieb.
9ebun9en fat aler Stoaten ~bcoeutenoe Sum-
men 81 Dem oro6er 5wef bepilIi9t haben,
Elm htnretbenoer Seweis. nit itetio pabs
ienoem 1ntereie ~perfol9t ole onr3e cipiliiirte
Welt ote etn3elnen 6ortfbrittc in Ger Grt.
mtdelun9. ollie nit ser 10 DEMONSTRATING in
Derbtnoun9 iteheuoen Greionift puroen bon
Nnbe9inn in Ger o1uinois Stoats3eituno"
nit Der 9ebiihrenoen Sor9falt beh0noelt. Die
Dodenaus9abe entbGlt fortIarfeno in iiber.
it6tlt6er 9orm cine flare Oariteau1to aler
bea6tensWerthen Dor9dnee, ueIbe iib bis
sum Sdlu6 Ger 0usitelur9 nro barber
hir1aus gil einem erib6pfenoen 6efammtbiIo
9~eitalten weroen. Cine f%unoige, fad9emdSe
SdiIoerun9 Ger DEMONSTRATING in ibrem
Gntftehen, wte in ihrer Dolen0une miro fir
piele Gauien6e bier mo i'm alien D~aterIanSe
Don hohern merthe feirt. Man fam oes.
halb fider fem, oaB man D~erwaroten mo
5reunoen fein erpiinibteres 6ei9enF wdR.
reno Dieter 6eit fenoen fam, ais, iroem man
elm 2lbonne1nent auf oas modenbIatt Ger
nJaitois Staats3eitun9" fir ie betelt.
6era0e oieie 2tus9abe ei9net ii6 weeen
threr umfoffenoen Seri6te pornehmIi6 sum.
Deriarot nad Deuti6Iano.
Das JaRresabonnement auf oas mo6en.
bldtt DER n5ainOis Staats5eitun9" betrdet
fir oas
, 1893-07-11
Otebmdrft.
Union StoG garbs, II

union StOG gurbs, II. Suit.
&inboteb. = Breile matt; 3ufubr
$4,000 Stiid.
S3weine, = 53ufu6r $4,000 Stif.
9retie itat. S6pere S., @$6 80, leicbte
nno icbtpcre So. 85@$6,2O, letebte $4,000
$500.
S3afe. :3ufu6r 5000 Sti6.
Breiie feit.
, 1893-07-11
Goo In Den }(alnInen

UtllOtN 0IDu&l UtuClWtDl4CAlt uCl
Oe1n SraltOe DeS vGOlO
Storage'|= WebduOeS
Int SafiOnparf.
Anferoem fiinf Detfouen uermiBt
unO cine groBr An}abl
fd)ruer 5)erlebter.
Die Derun9lGrkten gr0Rtentbeils
gdn}ItdJ perkoblt nnO gu
A(de perbrannt.
Gus nbnehra1tntr Grh1nne
Th1nn nnrbrr ais Atrnra1en-
fuue hrertdJ4tEt.
S4redensfcenen bel Sem 8ran6e,
I'M UotPhoipttal uno in
Ger Wor9ue.
, 1893-07-11

- Scr 5 Sabre alte 6enrD 2eoD, $50.
1876 IS. SaDlOr Str, tpurbe geltern 2Obeno
BON cilem icbmeren 6u6rtperf iiberfabrcn
unb 10 i6tper Oerlebt, baB iein recbter SUB
abgenommen tperoen muBte. Ser &utlcber
madbte ii6 bappn, ebe er erfannt mur6e.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-09

STATE or VERMONT, In PROBATE Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT So al Chelsea on the
18Th day Of Jan. A.. %. 1898. an Instrument with
eOdic annexed purn1rting TO be the last VIII and
Testament Of Eunlce Peek late of Chelsea in said
district deceased being presented
10 tbe' Court By NH. CDrwin the executor
therein named Tor Probate; II Is ordered by said Crit
hat an persons concerned therein be notified 10 APP
pear OF said 10 he held at he orange
County Hotel in Chelsea on the 18th day ofifeb. A: u
lse3 and show cause II any they may have, against
the PROBATE OF said VIII: for which purpose tits fur
Tier ordered that copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully In the Herale
and News printed az Randolph previous to SAID
time appointed for hearing. By the Court Attest,
ICES WM N. NICHOLS. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-09

Laws of 1888. numbers 101. 12s 129, 3l5,
316, 3lS, $40, $50, 32l. 1922
Laws of 1856 numbers "A, rs, &c. n, 80
23l, 49,
Laws Of 1854, numbers 70, "a, IS, -, a.
rs. az, So 245. 946 247. 24s
Laws of 1882, numbers ll6, III, 22a
Revised lawk, chapters 10 and III.
Miscellaneous.
SIC 81. A person who sets or causes to
be set bear trap, shall cause Co be built
and maintained, ee-fourths around the
same in a substanti al manner, railing
or guard not less than three feet high,
and shall protect the entrance to such
trap against domestic animals by placing
pole horizontally, at height Of thr
feet from the ground, across the points
between which it is designed that the
bear should enter the trap. A person
who violates the provisions of this section
Shall be fined not less than ten dollars nor
more than thirty dollars.
SEC. IS. A person who sets a spring
gun trap. or a trap whose operation is TO
discharge gun or firearm at any animal
or person stepping into such trap, shall
be fined not less than fifty nor more than
five hundred dollars. and shall be further
liable to person suffering damage to his
own person or to his domestic animals BY
such trap, in a civil action, for twice the
amount OF such damage II the person
injured dies, his personal representative
may have the action. as provided in sec
tions 2i9s and 2l39 Of the Revised Laws
SIC. 80 This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov p 1892
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-09
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

Stockbridge, VT, January IL, 1873.
The partnership existing between z. ;.
Carroll, the estate of Mrs. A. f. Woolcutt
and II. W. Blackmer, is dissolved this day
and the interest and liabilities of Mrs.
Woolcutt's estate. and II. w. Blackmer,
have been assumed by y. NJ. Grant.
c. 5. CARR, IL, II. W. BIAcKMER, q. A:
CHEDEI, c. W. BRIGHAM, Executors oil
Woolcutt estate.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-09

Gone ye housewives who ere prudent,
Orye brand.new brides who are
aking lessons like a student
hat expects to be a star.
Open ears and give attention,
earn the art of cooking well,
myourhusband' flattering mention
IN ever falter in intention
zen in cooking to excel.
<ome consider how, in making
Omelettes, and cakes, and pies,
he best shortening for baking
is that here we advertise.
o. all cooking fats most surely,
ightest, cheapest ever seen,
yer pleasing all securely,
lone, though manufactured purely,
quals FAIRBANKS CoTToLENE.
CoTToLENE is good for trying
Oysters, doughnuts, eggs, or fish,
here is little use denying
hat it much improves each dish.
GA and young its praise are sounding,
aides who have tried il claim
xcelIence and worth Astounding,
lever failing-oft astounding,
arm for CoTToLENE great famel
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO..
CHICAGO, ILL, and
aa4 State Street, BOSTON.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-09

p.AIh % VERMONT. tin PROBATE Coart,neid
- D9ltH DISTRICT. ssk Randolph IN ana =
49, gisirici- On The sd day Of Jan A. D. lsss
- - r. Je1ords. administratrfx Of the estate 81
s-lst 5e1ords late ofWashington In said district
-.ta-s4i, Presents her administration acccuut Tor
s---ssi-4t1n and allowance and makes Application
grtt q diEtributiou and partition ol TIE -
- = aid deceased WHERE
49, 3 ordered ~ said Court that Md sppscafl0u
- -hetr Consideration and Be heard on tie U i4E
No.. \. y. lssf. A. the X. A. Whites oface IN
o. and lt u further ordered that all perels1
- = nctifed hereof By puhiicatioa Of notice
n - - al cstion and order fhre< weeks Successive
- - hkhkLD AND NKws. printed Al Randolph.
~ - 40 tine q hezrfnr. that they may appear ~
n 40 ri1cs-and n theyHee cause obiecf thereto
- wN.H. NICHOLS. Judse.