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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

Two Of the latest crop estimates TO be
given out-those OF Latham, Alexander h
Co. Of New York and Ncili Bros of Lon
don ard New orcarS-show wide dlr-
fercr'cc Of opinion. The former make tho
total United States crop at lclSS,0 white.
the Neills think II WI be no less than
f.0to.oo0 bales. Roth firms claim TO have
secured their informauon from reliable
sources. The estimates by States for each
ave coEtrastod as follow.
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nUTTER AND Eggs

New York. December 10.-Eegss
5l69; steady; State and Peniss"'-
%: Western. 2lMA, ,,.,.,y,
st. Louis, December lo'-b ',a,,
creamery, 1Slsd23is' dairy W.
Weak, at lie. an
kanShs City, December ~
Creamery lower, on noor ue n~ 4
dairy. 1SG15, Eggs-Weak ana y
heavy receipts; fresh STOCK "
1l0l3; loss off.
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NEW YORK EYcAAN


sSS Ky 1ors; pscsmher lo.Cbearings sly7
10y al ll%d2 per cent: last loan olosas
can,. pn ne mercantile paper IA. nor
~, sterling exchange. ac;mal b Sat per
.ss5s 55HS SIS f s5s az s7 for demand and
~ ;, and 4.Ses04.1: commerri5 ,nI hn,. 4s5ls
80 car silver Is; Mexican GSl,ars .f so
SAT- 3,Ii,iieaL ana railroad bonds sfrop,1
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pcNsSs~ YORK, December 1o-Tho E,'o,,,,.
mo -, l.I''uoN iranoial cableCram sat,s.
on !. f'So ct., markets here We're nat t Sss:
NOR. Amer,cannsa S.., ami improbable ru
~ 80 nndertone. Louisville and 2us wsth
"S' '%'sely bought against options s"Nliie
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WIRE AM NAILS

Qnotations are Tor less than carload lots
Snocial prices ON carloads.
RARBED WlRE-Glidden. gal 90 y, NO..
lUv IDS Wauhega1 % higher titan C;Iiduen
WlkE SAll.S-Raie $500 per keg, adj
Nslces, 100, Id and l6d, &c. Sd and "a ID,
9 9S ana a. 2Oe; Id and 81, soc, 81, i5c; ed
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PAINTS AKIN ou :

OIL .lnseed, in bbls, raw, Zoe; boj,oa
Dds. lSc; in ecses. Sits prime Will y, ~
teS'' ~ hhls, l2c; In cases, N.l5. Eril,,nnyy
S o M q a. N i, e III; rs s,oye gesoine II
lie; IN eases; Snio: castor oil 80, -, g J,ni
n n Mlo eastos oil. commercial Tic
per a95sn' tqrpentine, IN bbls. ssc. '-'a'
standard white lead. iisc 0"'Sc'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

~ is mon; December 1O-Corsols for
o,, IN, Ter uhe accoua lis La .oT money
css, bar isS sy Mexican Central new e faSra
more, s'as per ceI'i ,s5 Ss7sd per ounce;
n mo zen market for short anS IN
''-i9H3 per cent
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, La, Decernnes 4
Strong; open Kettle, 2 9-lsqs ~
gal. 43sG4 ale; whites. 3 ls,lsssssvx3
3ssd4; seconds. 2isd2ls. MosS n
open kettel. 11a2S: certrituss"'
rups steady, l7@22.
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COTTON
Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Railroad Receipts.

HonStUns gross receipts OF cotton by the various
railroads entering tnc city were as 70 lows
Missouri, Kansaa ana Texas ............... 32Gb
Houston ami Texas Central, ..... ....... . 3,5.n
inlefnn'iona and treat Northern...... 1870
,hu ANTONIO aud Arhnsts FnSs...,.......... $50
buf, colorado anu santa Fe. ....... ~
galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio.... los
linnsion hast and West Texas ......,.... lal
i"Nhh "hu Nc" oficaps 'ts...,... .... -
'iy' "hHoh''''''..''. Observation-Disclosures. 5s1
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Houston Comparative Statement.
Houston Weekly Statement.

Gross receipts his week .......,..,.... q. G3O27
"VtIcuolp,s ths week ..,......+......... l1,lU7
cross receipts THIS week last year. 90! y
NNtlocriph lhs wctA iast year ,........ OIL. .O.llI
7 ltai gross receipts THIS year ..... 1gD Ipo
i'lai het receipts thls year.,,-..,.... 3is.4.9
tV.Ai tlVas 'errlpts saue Time last year sSJ.Jtu
"'"l het 'poepla same Time lhss vrar-,.. ~ ,4st
snpmehb ehliWard thls wceh. .,..... sH,4t5
shipments. ran, IA aud via New Orleans. i22J9
shipments 70 Japan ..... =. ,....... l. ia
lu transit .....,......... IA no
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expected the losal market opened steady
at an advance Of 3fi5 polrts, with some
new tuying IN evidence. The better feel
ing was followed By reaction under sell.
ing for Liverpool ard domestic spinners'
account. The decline was arrested by
quite a number OF limited buying orders
and belief that there has been consid-
cradle short interest accommodating recent
~. Throughout the session the market
was more or less nervous and irregular.
During the aftsrrA9on the market was
slow and quite fcaturelcss, closing steady.
with prices unchanged to points higher
as compared with yesterdays closing fig
uics.
Now York. December io.--The CONNER
cial and Financial Chronicle says: Tcle-
graphic siv,ces from the South this even
Ing indicate that the temperature has been
lower the past week, with killing frost In
Texas. There has been ratn In most To-
calities, but the precipitation has been
light, as a rule. The marketing of the
crop continues very free From Texas we
are advised that cotton picking is SIN in
progress at some points In the northern
portion OF the State.
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CANNED GOODS.
y " I'M Irt4Trrf,


CANNED FRuIT-Per dozen: Strawber-
RES Sloedl25; pineapples. standard sl.lO0
lo1; eyeicss and coreloss sl5U; seconds 90
Bartlett pears, 10. 81 coal 05: Id 81 son
LOO; peaches standard. 2 10 sl10al.15 sec
o2us,@lb' 91cnSl.Oo. 10 stand I'd 81. 5Nfit 90:
. ID pie peaches 75aS0c; Id pie pegches
S5RSOc' blackberrles 65Q70c. lib STANDARD
apples. 75mS5c.
CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS
STANDARD goods. ?is ID cans Peaches 81. -
81 TO per dozen. aprcots Si.30al So; pears
IloNa go; egg plums sl.3oql 80. green
cages sl3alll.35; nectarlnes. 1900 35
grapes $l.Soal35; white cherries s.. 10I2 % ::
black cherries 81 co. gooseberrles 81. i5ul So
CANNED NEGETABLES-2 10 cans
where not otherwtse stated: Lima beans
7OuI5c; EXTRA standard Limas, 90n95c /:
string beans 6ou6a;; corn. extra standard
9oc; fancy $40; standard So4Sjo,
seconds 65c, red kldney beans 81
QHVo marrowfdt meas sG0901 sweet
SITTER peas, Sl.jHQi60. succotash. soaS5c
okra and tomatoes. 75aS1c; tomatoes. 7OS
Zoe, 10 tomatoes, g0l3s5c.
CANNED MEATS AND FISH-Roast
beer, | III. sLS5Gi.io; 2 H. s@.25lI2S SO: | 10
cofned beef, dozen, sl.35dl 20; ID lunch
tongue dozen. s2,SS030 90; Frankfort sau-
sagcs, none. Vienna sausage, - III. 81 o.
GllO; u III potted lam, dozen 60c ~ III
potted ham Q dozen. sllC !. 10 deviled
nam, 4 dozen. 5000: x ID deviled
nam. dozen. 81 l5 sardines. American
quarters. tins. S300d3.t0 mustatl three
quarters. 81 tins. S275Q2S0. salmon. Alas
ka, H5cMSl 90 Steel Head Columbia River,
sl,~4l9S. fancy Columbia River. Sl4oql.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

Hayre December io-spots ouiet future.
no, sroN WHOLESALE Prices.
"""'"'i"hs Tor Round Lots of Stuule
ummudiiI.s

Those quotations are revised daI,y on.,
lh~f "rrectuoss can he relied upon Tho
pr oys arc those ruling IN tho Houston
wholesale markets
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HIDES, WOOL ANp nEnsw,x
Prices paid by Houston dealers.
THE WOOL MARKET.

rpr,ces na d BY houston dealers
Rw wy.ve months, ios.. ,.............s Sio
Six months. la7a. Less Snu ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

New Wal ;, Stock Snlcs
lsSSM fiorS. December lo-sa,ss :,
ferred, $3.50. sss Northsrn Pacific 'I p-ss
S1sai, leo. ST. Paul. Ok IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

This Last, THIS Last
week, year. season. season
Receipts
At bombay 1000 5000 5000 $4,000
GNports-~At Bombay
Great Britain. ....i loo 49,. 1000
Continent .., 1000 1000 l5,000 5000
hNnortu- Other Forts
Grolt Britain. ..... ... 5000 ~ GOA
Continent .... .... 2Oph 5000 4gNO
Total Exports
y, Bombay 1908 5000 1000 $1,000
Atlolt it lIarbor--
At Bombay. ..... 5000
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BOOK For MEN
MO FEE
UNTIL
CURED.

DIR. Grady's wonderful
IRISH lnVieorator. theS
greatest remedy for LOST
Manhood, overcomes pre- IN r
matureness, and stops az
unnatural drains ana Seoor
losses. Ali organs en- ~
larged ard strengtheneG;
BkTTEH THAN COLI. ,rfxI
BOOK and BOA Of MEDs q
All letters confidential a11
with fun instructions ifee
tlou. Address
CRYSTAL MED. CO.. Al'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

New York, December 1o.-cohetl
steady, 10dl5 points advance y!
cables than looked for, closei
steady. net unchanged TO points 4
Sales, 1900 bags. Spot coffee-R,li
No. Z. invoice SIS; No. jobbing !
quiet: Cordova, Sis0l5; sales, 10Y h
? at s. cost and freight Total ~
deliveries from the Unsted Sta,a]
including 17.52l from New York; Y;
stock, $50, 136; United States stost
ailoat for the United States w
tai visible for the United State /
against Cos. 039 last year and slss 4
Santos, December 10.-Conee.
unchanged; $500 reIs per 10 hlS' 4
lS,0OO: stock, 1.074.0o0.
Hamburg. December ln-cples
- pig higher. closed at a moi ~
IA pigs: sales, 1900.
Rio. December 10.-Cohce-tan
Rio. S175 refs per 10 kilos; excnanss
cleared for the United States y
Europe. 1000; stock, 10000.
lHavre. December l0.--Conee
higher; sales, 5000. 4
New Orleans. DecembT WI
Dull; Rio, ordinary to fair. Isan
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uo. Office Of n

Office Of mi
There is a season of dul,n.s, a
generally speaking, in the NJ,
Houston. although necessaris !,
vance holiday purchases hay. 7
to keep the spirits Of dealers n,
the point of satisfaction al ~
general tone of the market w,s
prices unchanged as A rue N
quiet, Grain and hay dull; Kss
and butter is in good dernspt
overstocked and light demand
are I'm better demand; proyIro|
hides quiet; fruits steady, with i
demand and holiday prospssI
Brokers' trade was quiet.
Houston and Gainesville -four
vanced 10c. and all grades Of rea,i
l-l6c. Sacked corn was reduced !
10 39ni0c. Business among the AL
dealers was fair, with small oun.
the majority.
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asked h bid; nominal
Liverpool Futures
Futures opened quiet. with moor de.
mand, closed steady. VI"
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Trade Notes,

Sack ed corn is cent lower d. \
The advance in -four Is In nsd
higher prices for wheat.
The nut trade is good. there 4
active demand for all kinds.
Newt week Thompson & Co VII
hvc cars OF oranges. four of ayt(
one of lemons. a car of small q
ers Will arrive here on Monday
The American Biscuit coinRny |
vanced prices a half-cent on q 4
cracNers, which makes soda 4
pound.
The price of Texas eggs W
on account of out-of-Stats ~
caused by immediate demand S1l
ago. Texas shippers delay 70 /
forwarding the home product
COFFEE.
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asked b bid; nominal
New York Futures
Opened steady At tho dccltAe and closed
steady. sales % 200
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

PRODUCE.
bEANS-Ca!ifornia small white 23-Sd2lsc
Lima Lima beans. gags d-Sc; black eyed peas.
BuTTER-Blue Star. &c; dairy, 16d1sc.
fancy Elgln creamery, 25Isn26lac; Texas
country butter, choice, l5u 2Oc. common, ID
mi2lsc. Oleomargarine, solids, lie: prints,
l2lac; Elgin dairy bricks. llhc.
$2.elcf2.5g.
Ct'EESE-New York full cream. l.c.
Wisconsin full cream. l2lhc; Young Amer.
lea. l2lac; Western lie.
EGGS--l@aNc per dozen: Kansas zoe.
oNIoNS-Coiorado, &c per h.
PEPPER--Chile. 1920 per 10.
POTATOES California and Color ado 50
QS5e sweet potatoes S5l50c per bushel.
FOt l.TRi-Chickens. per dozen. old
hens, S2,W42.25' cocks, S.25al.5O: flyers
according to size s2.o0Q2. 25; broi,ers, 81 25Gi
10 turkey hens s5.jou6.50 turkey gon-
blers. $1,000 1900; DUCTS $275a3.25, geese
$LUd6.Oo; gutneas S1.50a175
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powdered 9-16c; Louisiana yellow clarl-
he'd. fancy Lice; choice 1856.
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81, Louis, December lO.-Flour--l,r-
en-, ngt Wheat-Lower but strong n, a
r Tt' e1sh elevator, 1.0l; track. 02isli, a.
no, 2 hard. cash. 50. Corn-WS,k ~
loWer' NO. cash, .iia: December 81
~, a.y, y, MAY. 26N, oatsEFirm. No .
S 81, elevator 2lia: track, %. No. white
-, -; pecs mber Piss MAY. u nc
nn:gher, i6. Flaxseed~Steady T;moHtbSt e
Iiiine LOO. Ccrnmeal-l49 Rran-Ouiat,
s sS sacked east track, So. Hay~Dt,li
anI nnchangei WhiskY--.ila Cotton ~,
and hagg9ng unchanged PorlSN ~, iiys
standard mess, j5bblng Sos I,rd
steam az; choice. i27ls Racon-Rixss
I so y, extra t short clear, 4S7is65. 90; ribs
e.S't2G0,50: shorts, 5.5gI 3 6gis pr,. 10,
ncats-R Boxed shoulders. i75G5.Go: eyfra
snort Gear 4Misfl4. 30. riSs ~. ~ a.
hhnprsS, i;@sa5.o O. Receip s-F,our.N o iooi
b"sbnls wneat, 1900 bushes; corn, l7iG60
80, N1 barrels; wheat 1000 bushels.
corn, lVNOO bushes: outs 10 an ,,,Sh.,
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The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot Today at the leading
markets, together with The closing of mid
ding yesterday, with today's sales.
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Grain ana Provisions E,sew,.u

haasas CITY December lo-Whe,,
"a Ao9ut steady: No. hard Ssb: No a.
q; M Tl'Nsa %is; NJ. red, %: No. . si@
m mJndi Nc; . mixed. 22aa25 Oets@es,ou,Ss.-
~ ~ i"wer; NO white "a. Rye-Weak az
~, aay-Active; very firm; chosSs t,,,'
o''S' SS'aN7S; choice prairie. Ts5ff75O
New York, December IG.-Whe,t- pa-
SNsaeP,s' tsN,tn: eNports. l7.eli: SPOT wsat.
A. 40 RED, Is Is Options opened easv nS,
IL ~, spisihurg csoles. advanced SHARP
-, 4 n The afternoon owing 10 a ren.
81 ma fsrg and small export demsh5
H,dss LOVE- Msv. 90 rs; December e7s.
spelter unchanged -. s'~aoy.
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MONEY AND BANKING.

HOUSTON EXCHANGE
ysr v.,. Buying Selling.
New 6, %rS S. sIi,t; dis. Par To 81 diA
American silver. Par Par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-11

- = NFS7F2t NO. Z Spring
AdW' No. > red t.0lnl.03
Ccrn--No. ., ~.
HatsrNo. :, PA; NO, white 254; NO. q
Rye-No. q i6is
Etrley-Nc. " 10 h 26a,dSN
Flax seei-No. l. 1,l1i4Qll5is
Timothy seed-Prime. 262h.
Moss pork-Per hbl, 7.S5Iii. 40.
lard-Ier 100 lbs. i. 27ieTt4 10.
short ribs Loose, 4 l5d4.5n
Dry salted shoulders -Boxed, l4G5.
s,lor' clear sides Boxed. I. 455IJ q
Whis ky-Dlsullers' finished goods nor
gal, i.l9. Pe'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

The new Masonic Temple at Bur-
lington is to be lighted by 700 mean
descents.
J. w. O'Sullivan's drug store at
Burlington was burglarized Sunday
morning and about 5000 worth OF
booty secured.
f. w. Cooney of Burlington, cham
pion amateur bicyclist of Vermont,
Fred Cross, c. P. Trask, p. 5 Start,
j. NJ. Ashley and Il. G. Page Of Bur
lington, e. Bushey of Shelburne, Gin
ton Corse of Underhill and A. D..
Bradford of Jericho have been trans
ferred to the professional class by the
racing board of the League Of Ameri-
can Wheelmen.
Philas Baker was instantly killed in
Prouty & Miller's millyard at New
port Saturday. A locomotive was
shifting cars on a siding and when the
engine pulled off Baker stepped in to
push the cars. The engine shunted
up more ears unobseryed by him and
lie was crushed by the hunters. Baker
was % years old and leaves wife and
one child. His life was insured in the
Catholic Order of Foresters for 81 600.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
CHIEF CAUSE.

Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
news Is the chief cause Of bladder troubles.
So the womb, like the bladder,was created
for one purpose, and il not doctored too
much is not liable to weakness or disease
except in rare cases. Il is situated back Of
and very close to the bladder, therefore any
pain, disease or Inconvenience manifested
in the kidneys, back, bladder or urinary
passages is often, by mistake attributed to
female weakness or womb trouble OF some
sort. The error is easily made and may
be as easily avoided. To find out correct
Is, set your urine aside for twenty-four
hours; a sediment or settling indicates
kidney or bladder trouble. The mild and
the extraordinary effect Of DIR. kilmers
swamp Root, the great kidney and blsd-
der remedy, is soon realized. II you need
a medicine you should have the best. At
druggists for fifty cents and one dollar.
You NAV have a sample bottle and pam
phlet. both sent free BY mail. Mention
this paper and send your address to DR..
Kflmer & Co., Binghampton, y. Y. The
proprietors Of this paper guarantee the
Of this offer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
DORA oUsHMAN CASE.
State Cannot Use Certain Documents
Brittell and Henry Released.

Brittell and Henry Released.
4 point of law passed upon by
Chancellors Jonathan Ross and John
w. Rowell last week Wednesday at
Montpelier. is claimed by legal prac-
titioners to be the first of its kind in
the United States and most remarks
bic in its effect on the presentation Of
evidence in criminal cases. The chan
cellors refused to dissolve an injunc
ton secured by S. c. ShurtleG Of this
city, attorney for Mrs. Vivian Bar
rett, restraining States Attorney r..
l.. Fish OF Addison county from us
ing, publishing or causing to be
known the contents Of certain docu-
ments, the property of Mrs. Barrett,
now in his possession. This decis-
ion is said TO settle the question that an
officer with or without search
warrant cannot selze documents Of
any individual and use the same in
court against the will Of the person
owning the same, ana who might be
the defendant.
Mrs. Barrett is sister of Dora
Cushman, the girl who died under
peculiar circumstances, and for being
concerned in whose death several per-
SONS are either under arrest or sur
VIGILANCE. During the girls funeral,
states Attorney Rowland searched
the room of Mrs. Barrett in the
American House, White River juno
ton, securing papers which he turned
over to Attorney Fish. Mrs. Barrett
was at the funeral at the time, and
she objects to the use of those, which
include letters written by Smith
Davis, Dora Cushman and Others,
said to contain damaging evidence
against the persons said TO be rcspon
sible for Miss Cushmana death.
William Briuell and DR.. Norman
Henry, who were detained by the
authorities on suspicion Of being inn
plicated in the death of Dora Cush-
man, have been released. They
agreed 10 appear rs witnesses at the
trial Of Smith Davis, who is charged
with the girls murder The arrest Of
Brittell was made on the strength Of
his assertion that he had given Davis
medicine for the girl to take and it
also appeared that Davis had consult
ed DR.. Henry concerning the case.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
A oneer Marriace Foe.

Laban I. Gray of Newark starts in
well as justice of the peace, says the
Lyndon Union. Some time ago VIII
Bean went to him with an old 60
cart which he wanted to sell TO him.
Gray offered him dollar, which he
thought a generous offer for the prop
erty. but Bean couldn't see il and re-
tired with his cart. Dec. l he APP
pcared again with woman by his
side and wanted 10 get married. GRAY
had never performed any such service
and his hair rose on end at the idea.
But Bean meant business, couldn't
wait for any minister, insisted upon
the ceremony and offered the go-cart
for the official service. This over
came the embarrassment of the JUS
ticc, who combed his hair down into
horizontal position, spit on his hands
and went at IL. II was a struggle.
but the Justice got through his first
official job, took possession Of the 90
cart, and the spliced pair retired from
his presence as happy as two Beans in
the same pod.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

STATE OF VERMONT Whereas Lewis
WINDSOR COUNTY, IS. B. Bates OF Beth.
ell, VT, has duly flied his petition to the
county court, setting forth mis- legal mar
riage to LYDIA H. Simpler of Milton in the
state of Delaware, that he hath resided for
twenty years in the state of Vermont, that
be hath Kept the marriage covenant, but
that the said Lydia III. hath violated the
same, for that she hath committed the
crime OF adultery; wherefore he petition
err prays for bill OF divorce from the said
Lydia II.
And whereas it appears that said Lydia
II. is without this state, so that the sum-
mons of said court may not be served up
on her;
It is thereupon ordered that the said
Lydia II. Bates be notified and required
10 appear in and before said court and
make answer, il any she have, and abide
the older and judgment Of said court in
the premists, at the term thereof next to
be held at Woodstock in and for the
county Of Windsor in the state Of YER
mont, on the fourth Tuesday OF May AID.
1898, upon the first day of said term, by
publishing the substance OF said petition,
together with this order, for three success
sive weeks, in the BETHEL COURIER, a
newspaper published at Bethel in said
county, the last publication to be at least
six weeks prior to said term Of court,
which shall be deemed sufficient notice to
said Lydia n.
Given under my hand at Woodstock in
the county Of Windsor, this Both day of
Noyem Der, A. ID. 1897
JAY READ PEMBER, Clerk.
FRED ARNOLD, Atty for Petitioner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

STATE OF VERMONT, : Alta PROBATE Court held
District Of Randolph. S.. a. Chelsea within and
for said District on tie si Gay Of Now 4. ID. 1897.
An eNempiihcsi copy 81 an instrument supporting
to be the last VIII and
testament 81 John Walton. tate OF Tuuhridge
IN ssia District. deceased presented % The Court by
Charles T. TarbCu. the custodian thereof,
Tor proh2iU: AM 81 s. ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned therein be Butifie 10
session 81 said cnLrto be held tho Orange
County HOteln Chelsea on the 24fh day % Dec, IA.
u. is5 and contest the puuhae Of said WILL they
causes Tur which purpose Do is further ordered that
copv Of the record Of this order re published three
etss successfully. previous 20 The time appointed
Tor proving saie vii. ia the HERALD AND NEWS
4 uewspaperprluted 81 Randolph 10 this state
t367 By the Court. Attest.
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16

ne underslrnc having been appointed bv the
Hon prablte Court for the District OF Addison
commissioners to receive examine and adjust an
claims aEd demands Of 40 persons against the estate
Vi Augustus lntoB late uf6rinXiic in said district
dectasedand an claims exhibited Oh Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that Will meet for the purposes
,foresaid 20 The dwelling house Of J. s. Nuton IN
Granville on the
aith dav Of December and nth dav OF June,
next from 3 o'clock a. m. until % clock p. IN. ga
Said day and that six from the 2fth day Of Dec
isa1 Is the time limited By said COuri FOR said credit
5rs 70 present their claims for exam nation ard
tfowance. Dated al Granville This 2ih dayof Noyem-
Der, A. ID. 1897.
HIP. HAYES Com
I25I EUGENEL MARTIN missioneTs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-16
Estate Of rrypbenla Foster.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford, Commits
suuers TO receive. examine and ADJUST al claims and
deuaudsof all persons against The estate0 lryphenia
Foster, late 81 Royalton, IN said District.
deceasrf and al claims exhibited 10 Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that viii meet for the purposes
Aforesaid az The house of Charles 7. southgate
IN Royat0n Nj lage
on the stu day Of January aud 1th day Of May, lsA
from ] D m. until uci0CA D. m. Of said DAYS ana
hat sis from the lGth dsy OF Nova. D.ls is the
time limited By said Court for said creditors % pre-
sent their claims for examination aud tl!oW-
mca Dated at Royaitou this 9Th day Of Now, 4 D.,
1857.
1851 GEQ. ELLIS
Chas. y. 50 Ihgafe. Admir-