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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-02-23
Dakota-nylleter.

EIdsvada Bathgate. En- stor del af
den lila kopingen Bathgate Pembina
county, N. D., ladies' ifredags aska.
Forlusten uppgar till $4,000, hvaraf
omkring halften betackes genom assu-
rams. ~,
Dog af foIjdernas Herman Lund,
ON hvilken vi fora humret namde,
att han, pa grand ar att han forfrusit
bade armar och ben, mast lata ampute-
ra dessa, dog af fold derna go timmar ef-
ter det den sista operatiqnen verkstalts.
Stor uppstandelse raider Lead City,
s. D., ofyer att en- mrs Augustson Of.
vergifvit sin man oohsmed en- AMMAN
gift mansperson begifyit sig, sasom
somliga tro. till Klondike. Med den
otrogna hustrun folide ock 81, 100, som
mannen hade insattai banker.
F6rsaIjning af mineralland. Under
handling pagar med ett bolag, bestaen-
de af kapitalister fran Minneapolis och
Denver, att till detsainna forsalja 300
acres rikt mineralland, belaget norr
ON Lead, s. D.. Krossnaskiner och
lsmaItverk komma att uppsattas. och
kostnaden beraknas qppga till Ell min.
Dire an $1,000, ,ooo. ID
| Assuransbolagefi mis- sEelAtna. AS
suransbolagen gjorde i flor ej jnagon
sardeles stor vinstgi N. D. Deras in
komster nppgingo under Aret till $49l,
fOOo, under det; attsGt6ifterna bel0pte
| sig till S459. 900. Annat var det 1895,
da inkomsterna voro Sf49, 900 ooh ut.
gifterna blott $685. Emellertid
ANNA de iake uppgifya staten utan
hoppas pa battre tiders
| Willie ej rigtigt Iycl<as. For nagra 81
sedan indrog regeringen slit understood
till indianerna pa eservationen Fort
Totten, N. D., och delade landet, som
uppgar till 250.0o0 acres, ibland india
nerna med den farstaelsen. att de skull
Ie odla detsamma. 1ten delta har 9.
lveIat rigtigt lyekas En- delegation
Thar sandts till Washington for att be-
CARA understood, ty manga af dem arc i
Ifara att Ida hungershod. En- plan al
Ia bane att f0rdytta dem till on annar
preservation.
En- upptaclSt, som kommer att he
1stort inflytande pa guld dproduktionen
Thar gjorIs at T. J Greir, superinten
dent for Homestake Mining bolagets
grufvor Lead, s. ID. Han har funnit
! att man kan utvinna pmkring so proc
af guldet malmsn,, ON vattnet, hvar
det vaskas, ar vid omkring go graders
Iyarme. Vanlfebn har nan ieke lyckats
att utvinna mer an BnaelIan go q 7(
procent. Man har lang iakttagit, att
guild lattare emalg efas en kali dag Al
en- warm, utan att man la6it denna iakt
Itagelse leda tin nagra praktiska at
garder.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-02-23

Postverket. Till pbstmastare Oy-
ster Creek, la, har John Hallberg dor
stades utnamts. Var landsman G. H.
Palmer, som utnanats till postmastare i
Manistee, Mich, haT / dagarne till
tradt sin bafattnfng
For jemf6relsens skull. Greater New
Yorks areal uppnar tin 307 SO. mil och
dess folkmangd TIL =, 100000 och Chi
cago har en- arealp& 1S9 SO. mil med
], 10000 inv&nare, rnedan Londons
areal Or 1913 SO. mil med 100000 inva-
mare, Paris areal 80 sd mil med 2, 800,
1000 invanare och Berlins areal 80 so.
mil med ]. 500 600 inyahare. Medan det
i New York och Chicago salunda finnes
omkring 5000 inVanare per hvarje so.
mil, eyer London onkring 1880, Paris
$1,000 och Berlin $500 invanare pr So.
mil
Andedragten och sinnesf0rfattnin-
gen. Prof. Gates Washington har en-
tidskrift ofPentliRgjort en- uppsats Of
yer de verkningar, som tankandet har
pa organismen och som han uppvisar
pa experimental vac Han uppfangade
fere PRISONERS andedragt i iskylda ror.
Den varma andedragtBn afsatte sig pa
rorets kalfa vaggar, och dessa behand-
lade han nu med jodid di6sning. Haryid
har det visat sig. attaom en- person be-
finner sig 1 normal Understanding, sd
blir hennes andedragt farglos, men ON
hon ar upphetsad, sd far imman yid jo-
didbehandling en- brlInaktig farg. Stor
smarta, sasom ofver forlusten af ett
barn, gaf vid andedragtens behandling
med jodid en- gra. Anger en- rod farg.
Sorgsna hksom onda tankar frambrag-
to ett helsofarligt aftagande af ande-
drsgten, medan CODA, milda kanslor
skapa helsoframja kemiska forenin-
gar. 81 -
Frances Willard afIiden. Den vida
kanda och sarskildt inom de for nyk.
terhet verkande kretsarne framstaen.
de forfattarinnan och 9ppfostrarinnan
Frances e. Willard affed ifredags NOR.
SO New York, 5S1S az gammal Fran.
ces Willard var fodd Churchvi)le, N
Y. Efter att ha genomgatt Northwe
stern Female College | Evanston, Ill.
blef hon der utnamd till lararinna
naturvetenskap. Ar 1B6s-67 var hor
forestandarinna for Genessee Wes
leyan Seminary, rests under de derpt
foljande iva aren utlandet och ut
namdes vid sin aterkomst till prof.
estetik vid Northwestern universite
tet. Ar 1874 1emnade hon skoIsaler
och forenade sig med ioInan's Chris
tian Temperance 2pffiioss ]. hRars l1resi
dent hon sedan 1870 YRrit. gInemsyW
G. T. U. har hon varit nayeket verksan
och fa torde ha gjort Inera An hon FOL
beframjandet af sed1ighet och nykter
het. Hennes efterlemhade formogen
het, som uppgar till $4,000. tillfalle1
nykterhetsforeningen. .s..,.-=-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-02-23
Allmdnna nyheter.

Pension har beviljats Ella A. Nelson
i Corydon, la. - $685.. f..
fled trillingar, ALA gossar, nedkom
harom dagen Rars F. A. johnson Ny
man, la. Nykomlingarne aro raska och
krya. 4.- -.-.
Eft qvinnor6strattsf0rsTag nedrosta-
des med so roster mot At. af represen-
tanthuset Iowas legislator forliden
vecka. - 4 .. -.
IfjeIk6rd af EFT jernyagstag blef har-
ON dagen svenske arbetaren Gus Arm
blay (Almblad?) q Michigan Central
banan nara Petrolia City, Ontario.
GuIdmedalj har 1s-arige ynglingen
Charles F. Rosberg New. York serhal-
lit fran Agricultural League" for rit-
ming och plan till EFT offentligt bad.
hus.
Sinnesf6rvirrad. Sam Henrichson
ZEN arbetare vid sagyerket Kenton
Mich, har blifvit sinnesrubbad och
mast afsandas till darhusanstalten j
NeWDerfy, Samma SCaC.
Vid en- jernvagsoIycka 8Milwaukee.
banan ito mil norr ON Iron Mountain
Mich, dodades nyligen konduktoren
Charley Anderson. Den omkomne val
nara 80 ar gammal och efterlemnar ma
| ka och iva barn.
! Acknowledgements koIf0rbrulening al
ofantligt stor. Sa anvander t. ex. City
of Paris" dagligen 800 tons kol. Det
tar ombord omkring $500 tons, och for
att framskaffa dem behofves sex jern.
vagstag, hvart >och ett pa trettio vag.
mar. ON priset pa kol sattes till blot
$1.75 pr ton, representerar delta anda
en- summa af 81 200 for kolforradet.
AT vattuskrack ahed fora veckan
Roosevelt hospital 19-ariga tjenstefic
kan Ell. Carlson N. Y. For nagra veckol
sedan hade fiickan blifvit bitten af er
hund, utan att hon taste vidare afseen
de vid saret. Senare boriade hon dock
visa symptomer af vattuskrack, hvar
for hon fordes till hospitalet, der hor
afied trots lakarnes bemodanden att
radda henne.
Dyrbara fjarilar. Naturhistoriskf
museet New York har nyligen kom
/ NIT besittning af en- vardefun sam
! ling fjarilar.. Nagra exemplar. bL a
nagra de m6rkaste farger prunkandt
fjarilar fran Nya Guinea, kosta Ga $25t
stycket Annu dyrare aro nagra brasi
lianska fjarilar, som tillhora en- utd0e
art. For en- dylik liten fjaril har for
1 calves bjudits $1,000.
4 Anti-toxin mot lunginflammatlol
tror sig svenske lakaren Carl e. Elf
str0m New York ha upptackt DR. e
har tvenne sjukd domsfall anvandt de,
1nya lakemedlet med tillfredsstalland,
Iresultat, men som han ej ar alldele
saker pa antingen patienternas !. till
frisknande berodde pa anti -toxinet el
i Ter andra omstandigh heter, amnar hal
anstalla fiere f0rsok med det nya lake
medlet for att utr1na dess heland,
kraft. 81
Il OcksA en- krigsb0n. Kaplanen Brad
I ford Il Illinois-le egislaturens represen
q tanthus 6ppnade sessionen fredag
/ med foljande bon: Ehurn morker lag
| rat sig Diver hundratals hem i var
i land, frojda vi oss dock derofver at
har och annorstades patriotismens lag,
| uppfammat och nationen star beredt
att hamnas en- liden oforratt och skyd
! da sin heder. Om krig skall utbryta
i matte det "a en- lycklig utgang; och on
4 det ar Din villa, att On barbarisk, blod
It6rstig nation skall bortsopas fran jor
den, villa vi j odmjnkhet saga: Stor.
och underliga aro Dina verk, allsmak
q tige Gnd, och sanna aro Dina vagar, ID,
ALA heligas Konung."
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-02-23
Lyon county. Under besoket togo de
skolarbetet de olika afdelningarne i

Lyon county. Under bes6ket togo dc
skolarbetet de olika afdelningarne
narmare skarskadande.
Med anledning af Washingtons To-
delsedag erholl skolan gar. den % dis,
en- fridag. Pa grund af dagens betty
.delse hade Literara cirkeln gar alton
en- literar minnesfest skolans audito-
rum med foliande program:
Pianosolo Anna Peterson
Bon DIR J. p. Uhler
Florence Olson
Sang Kate Pettijohn
Ida Ransom
Defamation z. :. ]. =. - =. 81 Mae Pettijohn
Biograf f................ H 81. johnson
Musk Orkestern
Tai Prof. A. G. Carlson
Piporgelsolo. ...............S K. Hall
Defamation 1t. :. ........T.S s. Bjornson
Musk k................Sy Symphony Band
Skolans bibliotek har helt nyligen
fran Upsala universitet fatt mottaga
"Festskrift med anledning af konung
Oscar lis Observation-Disclosures, en-
diger och rikt illustrerad volym, SAINT
atskilliga andra under 8ret utkomna
akademiska skrifter och afhandlingar.
Ladies' Aid Society hade mote forli-
den tisdags alton, da man diskuterade
sAdana fr&gor, som sta samband med
den sedvanliga forsaljningen under
! commeneementveckan. Skolans qvin.
| lipa VAnner arbeta ALT fortfarande med
varmt intresse for det NAL, de foresatt
sig: att samla medel till en- endow'
mentsfond for v&rt laroverk. Under
den It'd, de hitintills varit verksam'
het, har deras arbete kronts med god
framgang; och fortsatta de, sasom de
b0rjat : och derom ar intet tvifvel =
torde de den narmaste framtider
komma skolkassan till en- valbehoflie
hjelp. Heder at ALA dem, som med
hand och hjerta sta var alskade skols
stadse bi! ss w. l. .~g-s@y
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-02-23
Krigsfartyget "Maine" sprangdt
luften | Havannas l1aInn.
ass sl0rilan onkornna.

3 /. .,E T. = A ~ ~ )
liii u5rikesdepartemenceo /. WASH
ington lngick under naeeeh elil $, uns-
days teiegrafisk underrat tte1se. f.ct nor-
enta mt Staternas Krlgsskepp Maaae ~.
9:4o 'Ioregaende aIton ioilu '1. o. On u
traffad explosion sprangls iuleen = =, !
namnen atanior Gen csloansaa % seauen s'ea
HaVanna, hvarVld lcke minare mar, an N,o
I man af oesattnlnRen DiiIv1e oooasie oe'a
ete storC antal 9 sVart saraoe,
Hvad som orsaskat flFs'sstH olyc6a.l' ON 1en
forfarllga katastroIen kan nenalnhas
olycka, ar lcke kandt. ga oetta SIXTH
yes; men Oct mar antagits' att kroCha-
gaslnet fartygets Ior genom sJehan-
andning explooerade. Manga mss
tanka DOCK att tartygeCs uhuergane .le'i ar
spanlorernas Verh. DeCca .B1lLls mar n,Se,is
med nestamdneG Iorneka5s Us u Veoerpo.
rance WasnlhgGon, MI men oeC oaktt1u'
kan Oct eJ pestrloas, a1L oeG 81 sakhas
skal for misstankar ma namda rlktnlng'
y Me Man vet. att en- mango torpeoer ocn
underVastensminor 1lnl nealag1s hayan- :
mas MANN, ocn VIC tanKen pa spanJo-
= -, ~-...S..1.-s "a,
ar det 3eJ underligt, ate man aar aah-
det mlsstanKer span9orer1a lor a11 va
ia sRuioen tili olyckan. ANU AoreAe
a emenerElu 1ns@ ue1is Ioi asU uo.sss 20
% 1ae' oon 1ua:as. $500 ~ : .. ..4Ns@osa - 80
sn.sss eoy pAo 80 A 90 wv ~
Ao.tu ~. E. o,yoAenalii1-so. nsl l1.iH1s- ao
q malne 70, es. AlAss.a.sSs - a ae.4oaa ~
s1sn oon @nee's' Ds y,l . eUS o. n 1ooo
Da5sa nsssA1pp. 70. oysuos u .. 80
o. e p,oea,s saoono nS S onopp5s" ~ ss o. o
& sA,eoooo. De1 na % Aansu a. 81. 81
10y oon en oreuo o., q. - lo'' Nueu eoo US
: plssoens q. ooo~ .ena' oon sA ~
yoAaus 1ueo CIV u ooUlo'.A 1.Ine. AoA
oon lsfa ooi oipeuei. Dess .oosaC, ~,
oliAUetare g oon u hiarsAp' upps.oA ei'l
as ooe n1n nossoo oeA'iAi''ASs'i q ''4' :
sA. hapIen Ll.' =. - oiksDeo. :.
a iai cyse's oes"'VA1is =, na, AoS syn. =.
s1lne osoal leols ,l. Sn, uO". a. AZ
eiso e,n 80 S1 a. ~ allo1 na
Aueteisoh rtan W. .o,A' o. = = loA Dlon.-
perg : onIcao' 0nal.es DetsPan u
pesIervlh' harl Cnriseianson, .s,n piiger
nlan, anuleW ,e atlohson II,,s, Il nelS,n Is 1at
Dois' 1onn rqi,irl Anrou h.1oele - ooVo-
o1 A1A"9ig' SyT vgo. 1onoa =
nl ni,rea oon4son, = JOIN W. oonnson c,s - -
siWs1y' y. o',r lAs1 Gnssi ies
~
q Er,rcs pnfnys Rooc Pr Krictio ncfo6 och
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
HAST Israintree.

Warm footwear at Blodgett Bros
Order suits and overcoats, So and upward
of Fish, Randolph. Write for samples.
wish to inform the citizens OF East
Braintree and vicinity that have a full
stock of blankets to sell at lowest cash
prices. CHAs L. SMITH.
Wallace Peavey has moved into Joseph
Peavey's house.
Mrs. M. Z. Peavey has moved into the
Mrs. Ruggles tenement.
John Blanchard was in northern New
York last week buying cows.
s. A. Hutchinson and Cassius Annis are
at work at the Burnham mill in Roxbury.
The Sewing and Mite society will meet
with Mrs. Z. l. Clafiin Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Munroe Montgomery and daugh
ter, Lura, of Randolph are visiting at L..
X. Fishers.
Dwight Fisher raised the champion
cucumber this year. 1t weighed five
pounds and measured fourteen inches.
School in district No. /, taught by Nell
lie l.. Flint, closed Saturday, Nov. IL.
Harold and Francis Vinton had no marks
during the term. This makes the seventh
term that the former has had perfect
record and the latter has done nearly as
well, although they live nearly mile
from school.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17


The nervous tension under which
most of our women constantly live af-
fects the female organism seriously.
Heavy household burdens, social gay
cites, work in some commercial es-
adjustment, any of these duties seem
impossible to women who are i'll and
yet they keep up for time under
pressure of the demands upon them.
When they do break down, the advice
and treatment they receive from their
family physician don't go to the root
of the trouble and they get no better
They are discouraged, worn out, tired
OF life. The great specialist in wom-
ems diseases, DIR. Greene, of Nervura
fame, "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass,
has shown thousands of women who
thought themselves hopeless invalids
the way to health. His office is open
to all women for free consultation and
advice, or II you will write about your
,ase, he win advise you by mail abb
solutely free of all cost and confiden-
TALLY. The glorious remedies discov-
red by this profound physician are
IN invaluable boon to women. 1t
costs nothing to be put on the road to
health, and all ailing women should
write DIR. Greene at once.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
East Randolph.

Mrs. Ora Tyler Is to be with Miss Or
pha Wheeler this winter.
Miss Louetta Frazier has gone to Bur-
lington TO work in hotel.
Miss Mary Tracy is home from her
school at Tunbridge Market. She returns
there for the winter.
Anagent from Thetford is selling fire
extInguisher, which seems a good thing
and Amos q ready SALE .-..---a..'-sr-'
Miss Sarah Blaisdell is at home from
Brookfield where she has been for some
weeks in the family OF Mr.. Williams.
Cortez Brigham of st. Johnsbury is in
town. He is about to sell the Julia Miles
place to Mr.. Brigham from New Hamp-
shire. .sAx
The school exhibition last Friday even
ing was well attended and several dollars
were realized to be used for the school
organ.
Mrs. Emily Jenness has come to spend
the winter with Mrs. James Penney. She
spent the summer In the West visiting
niece and nephew.
Geo. e. Wood met with an accident
while on the steps of A. g. Osgood's store
recently. He slipped and fell, striking on
his elbow and thigh, and getting severe
shaking up. He is being cared for at
Bert Durkee's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17

Do not fail to call and see what we have
to offer in the line of underwear and gro.
ceries. BLoDGETr BROS, Brookfield.
Mrs. Susie Wright aud son of Williams
town were guests OF w. 81. Richardson
last week.
Mrs. U. l.. Bixby returned from Boston
last week, where she went several weeks
ago to visit relatives.
B. w. Davenport and s. j. Washburn
were on pleasure trip through the south
ern part of the state last week.
Cnas. Angel OF Gaysville visited his
brother, J. M. Angel, last week. Miss
Sadie, their sister, returned to Gaysyille
with him.
Eleazer Cate of Bradford was here last
week to visit his cousin, j. ii. Sprague.
Mr.. Gate spsnt several years OF his boy
hood in this town from 45 to 50years ago.
Saturday, the 12th,sa goodly number OF
our people attended the sixth convention
of the White River District Sunday school
association at Hancock. We had the rare
treat of having Rev. Geo. L. Story OF Mil
ton, secretary of the Vermont Sunday
School association, with us and we shall
not soon forget bis earnest words. The
numoer was not large on account OF the
bad travelling, but there was sunshine
overhead and sunshine in our hearts and
songs and all pronounced II one of our
best conventions. Such bountiful din
ner as the Hancock people provided in
their homes we will not try to describe.
They must have planned to have twelve
basketsful without any miraculous In
crease
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
Geo. Reed has moved to Bethel.

| Geo. Reed has moved to Bethel.
viii Perkins has gone to Hartford tt
| work.
Ray Harlow OF Windsor was in towr
Friday.
Frank BRYANT OF Brookfeld is in town
this week.
G. ID. Aidrich Is TO move into the Dewey
house on the Brooklyn side.
Sylvester Russell has moved to the
Brooklyn side of the village.
Fred Stiles of Barnard visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIII Perkins, last week.
George Brockway and W. II. Gle Of
West Hartford we're in town Thursday.
Fred Chapman lost a good COW last
week, 1t being run over by passing en-
CINE.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Markham OF Bethel
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Sar.
gent last Wednesday.
j.. G. Atkins and wife were called to
Sharon last week on account of the seri-
GUS illness of Mrs. Atkins brother.
Fred Freeman returned from Burling-
Portable. He had been operated upon for
appendicitis.
The name OF the bride in the notice of
the marriage of Fred Northrop and Miss
Belle Woodwork should have read Wood
ward, daughter OF Kendrick Woodward.
The Graded school closes Friday. The
winter term begins Monday, Nov. 26th.
Glasses in bookkeeping and commercial
law will be formed SO as to accommodate
all who wish to attend school for the win
ter term only. Anyone desiring school
prospectus and course OF study should APP
ply to Prfn. Frank Graves.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
Brookheld.

Order suits and overcoats, SO and upward
of G. 3. Fish Randolph. Write for samples
Be sure and call and see our mems
ladies' and children's underwear; also {
full line OF boots, shoes and rubbers Of
every description. Hats and caps.
BLoDGETT BROS.
The question is, Shall we have a sing.
ing school this winter
Mrs. Mabel Hill OF Northfeld is visiting
Susan Adams for time.
Miss Lucy Skinner OF Royalton has re.
Gently been guest at Ira Carpenters.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott is caring for the sick
and helpless In Stephen Holden's family.
The Central Vermont Pomona grange
will meet with the Brookfeld grange
Thursday, Dec. /.
Last Tuesday Mrs, Marcus Peck went to
Uxbridge, Mass, to spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Griswold, the
doctor being in New York city.
The Ladies' Aid harvest sociable being
deferred until this Thursday evening, ii
is expected that all qill be hungry for the
old fashioned supper. So come.
We notice a little more interested, and
perhaps anxious, look on the countenances
of J. w. Raymore and wife since that lit
tie granddaughter came to gladden. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. s. Holden at West
Brookfield.
Quite a number of the ladies OF the First
pa Isn met at their church vestry Friday,
:Djoying pleasant time while making a
Few carpet for said vestry, completing it
in season for some of the stronger sex"
to place and tack for immediate use.
Several OF our townspeople were in the
city OF Montpelier last week Wednesday
20 look In u non I he legislature and take
in other attractions of the day. Among
them were e. III. Allis and wife, Ira Car
penter and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Peck and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Panton.
The closing exercises OF the school in
Dist. No. last Saturday were very inter
esting. The teacher had. put great deal
OF work into the preparation and the pu-
piIs acted well their parts. Some thirty
five visitors witnessed and appreciated the
literary exercises as we'll as the examina-
tions and music. Fitting remarks we're
made by Pastor Abercrombie. The week
previous the school in Dist. No. 5, taught
by Mr.. Spear, had interesting and instruc-
tive exercises which were enjoyed by all.
The Cleveland village school closed Sat-
urday. Those having no marks In the
seglster were Hazel 6prague, Cecil Peake,
Raw Ainsworth, BERTHE Fullam, Elgin
Martin, Willie Keyes. Herbert Reyes was
absent one day and Carroll Wright two
DAYS on account OF sickness. Nellie Dana,
Marths Peake, Nellie Wright, Grace Aber-
crombie and Newman AbercromDie were
a bsent on account OF sickness only. Ray
Blanchard had the highest standing, 81;
Martha Peake, "a; Nellie Dana, 81; Jessie
Durkee, 90; Perley Reyes, 80. There was
,ot tardy nor dismissal mark during
The term. ANNIE WOODWARD, Teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Piainfield, ILL.,,
maxi the statement that she caugh BIT cold,
which settled on her lungs she was treat :
ed for month yiher family physician,
but grew worse. He told Der abe wac 4
hopeless victim Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her Her drug
gist suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption; she bought bottle and
to her delight found herself benefited
from irst dose. She continued its use
and after taking six bottles, found herself
sound and we'll; now does her own house
work and Is as we'll as she ever was. Free
trial bottles OF this Great Discovery at
Drew q Leonard's drug store. Large bot
ties SOC. and 81.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17

STATE OF VERMONT, [ In Probate Court hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS en- In Randolph In said
district the I'd day OF Nov. AID. lS9a Charles w.
Spauldlng administrator Of the estate OF Herbert
e. johnson, late of Tnnbridge In said District
deceased. presents his administration account for
examination and allowance and makes application
Tor decree of distribution and partition OF the es-
tate OF said deceased. Whereupon. Il
is ordered bv said Court that said application come
1nder consideration and be heard on the 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1885, al the Probate Office in said
Randolph And It Is further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication of notice
II this application and order three weeks successive
" IN the HERALD AND NEWS, printed at Randolph.
before said time OF hearing that they may appear az
said time and paceand theysee cause OBJECT thereto
BY the Court attest,
1909 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17

STATE OF VERMONT. 10 PROBATE Court held
RANDOLPH. DISTRICT. S. at Randolph In said
District on the ID day OF Nov. A. ID. 1888,
Andrew j. Durkee, Administrator Of the estate
OF Josiah B. Durkee, late OF Br0okheld In said
district deceased presents bis administration account
for examination and all0wanceand makes application
decreeof distribution and partition of the estate
Of said deceased.
whereupon II Is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application he referred 70
session OF said Court TO be held at the Probate
Once IN said Randolph on the 22d day ofNov, A. ID.
1895 for hearing and decision thereon Andit is fur
Their ordered that notice hereof BE- give TO all per-
weeks successfully in the HERALD AND NEws, a
newspaper printed at Randolph, previous to said
time appointed for hearing that they may appear az
said time and place and show cause Ii any hey
may have against said account being allowed and
such tecree made. BY the Court
800 Attest. WILLIAM II. NIcHo Is. Judge.