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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-27
AL SORTS"

The stat. prison building az Sing
n committee Of tbs New York state
prison association.
a growing Vermont Industry IL the
canning Of corn. this seasons out
pa. 81 the southssrstsrn part Of the
state being 3.ooe. 90 cans.
TIE Social Democrats In Germany
nov boast % 70 newspaper organs.
The largest. vcrwaerts. has a cir
eulation Of 5000 copies.
For 700 years Mexico has produced
one-fhlrf Of all the silver that was
mined. The production at present .
more than tso.e 600 annually.
Out Of the vatican's n. oao rooms,
Pore Leo has reserved for his per-
sonsi use only three-a small sitting
room. little dining room and a bed
room.
The western part Of Persia - In
habfted BY a species Of camel which
f. the pigny % lts kind. II is snow
white and II on that account aimos,
worshiped BY TIE people.
OHfban y WEhtff ffsoFt ana con
tains some OF the finest residences
I'm the world. They afford good
ocean view and are surrounded BY
tropical trees. flowers and fruits.
Cape Town enjoys n certain dls-
tinctl0n In respect of It's constables.
The tallsst IL . feet sis inches. while
there are ~ others over feet in
height.
At Bahram Chat there IL being
finished a bridge. which. on account
Of the character % the river bed. IL
quite an engineering feat. The
bridge IL s.so7 feet long. and has
seven spans 200 feet high, each
weighing 5si. $50 pounds.
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No CONVENTION
OF P0PULISTS

EVERETT. Nov. s7,--pvieentss 90
the Republican city convention were
elected Saturday under the primary
election law.
There was no contest. the Rspubii-
cans being united.
The Fupuiisis have yet 20 consider
what action they will take and de-
eiisi not 20 eail convention until
after the Republicans have named
their ticket. and then support such
candidates on tho Republican ticket
and Democratic Ticket as they think
Will best serve their interests
The meeting was a long one and n,
bore evidence that members would
not regard party dic,ation. but y-p,e
as they choose
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AGRICULTURAL AID
FOR THE COLONIES

WASHINGTON. II. G. Nov. n
q. y. Cook and q. ". Collins. botan-
istn. agents Of the plant importation
bureau Of the United States depart
ment Of agriculture. have departed
for Porto Rico to look after agri-
cultural conditions Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson win urge upon
congress the advfHahilitv % nppro-
priatinR money for the establish
ment Of agricultural experiment sta
lions in Porto Rico. Hawaii. cuba
and the Philippines. lie is particu-
lnrly anxious TO develop the rubber
growing Industries.
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TRUSTS DISCUSSED.

The question Of what should BE-
our attitude on trusts. was discuss
ed by Rev. 4. W. Martin iast even
ing at q. a. II. hail. In his prearn-
bic Mr.. Martin JUSTIFIED the habit ~
ministers dlseourslnE on present day
questions With reference 90 trusts
Mr.. Martin urged dispaAsionats
judgment In their consideration. lie
declared that there were good ns well
as bad ones and that combination
was one 81 the fundamental princi-
pics % evolutlon.
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A MILLION FOR
A COMPANION

~ PAUL. MINI. Nov n "A Ste
Vena' Point twisD special says Miss
HATTIE Smith. the is-ycar -old daug
ter Of retired farmer. Thoma. 4.
81 600 coo
Miss Smiths srandnueie, Richard
Smith. "a wealthy business man ~
Glasgow. Scotland. has signed a con-
tract 20 settle d coo, opo on MisH
Smith when she arrives at the nae
of - In consideration Of her going 10
glasgow 10 live with the old gentle
man and brighton bis Last DAYS. The
glri Will accept 70. OFFER
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OIL Prices Go Up.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE stand
ard oil Company has advanced the
price Of crude petroleum. cents in
the Pennsylvania field and I cent in
the Lima field, making the quotation
for the Pennsylvania product Sl,5s
per barrel and for Ohio tl.07. The
advance was the latest Of a series
extending over "A period of three
months, during which time the Stan-
dard has increased the price nearly
20 cents n barrel. The present prices
are the highest in four years.
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4 Cake Walk In Church.

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. 27.-Aidcr-
man Smith. Of this city, has held
Emma Johnson. buxom coiored
dsmsei. In $500 bail for court. on n
charge ~ disturbing the services ~
81 Johns African church. The war
rant vas sworn put by the official
board Of the church. II In asserted
that Emma went through cake
walk in the vestibuie OF the sacred
edlfice.
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To Visit Seattle.

TACOMA. Nov. z7.--Col. Fife has
received an invitation 10 attend a
Grand Army camp IRE at Grand
Amy hall. Collins building Seattle.
on Tuesday night. The invitation
n extended through Col. Fife to all
Tacomans who were members Of tho
First Washington regiment. The at
fair In under the management Of a
joint committee OF all Seattle posts.
Col. Fife Is expected 10 make a
response TO the address OF welcoma
on behalf OF the Washington troops.
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BISHOP o'pEA MERE.

Bishop opea. % Vancouver. who
IL In charge 81 the dloc~p. embracing
Seattle. 10 IN the city on An Official
visit. he reports the school work ~
the Catholic church 90 be IN a pros
f,~rous condition. Several new build
inEs are In course Of erection in
Washington towns
bishop o'pca says tire r~w ga
cred Heart church at sixth aud He'll
streets. replacing the oue burned
last year. will be finished and dcdi-
Gated hy neat Eastsr.
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THREE NEW
STEAMERS

President Farrell. Of the Pacific
Coast Company has announced that
he will build three new steamers
within a short time. one will be a
passenger vessel. which will run he
tween Seattle and Lynn canal ports
She viii carry 1900 tons Of freight.
80 fret and 100 second class pRsssn-
gers. Her speed will bs is knots.
She win be double bottorned and
modern. The two other vessels wlii
be steam schooners ana will have a
carrying capacity OF !. 800 tons each
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A new WHATCOM
man LOSES $500 AND
ALSO HIS WATCH
He Went to Variety Theater and
Met Several Girls Own
Story of the Case.

A. s Hooker. prominent mill whateom, parted
with $500 and gold watch and chain somewhat mysterious
last night
Hooker city yesterday
he started the sights Having behd
concluded TO visit theater lie that
the Peoples where
invited him 10 drnk and he accepted The a
box Liquors ordered and life moved
Hooker TO have lost all knowledge the hiEht OF
and happened
ire night When he a
the Attn nca Pike
Heoker =
did feel disposed
telegraph hs friends whateom and them forward
him funds
Hooker to Seattle business police
decided TO nvsstigae his and possible oate
who robbed him.
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Tho Meancst Jerseyman

JERSEY CITY. n j.. Nov. e.
United States Commissioner Lind.
aleg itowe. whrdeh Of H. paurs
Episcopal church yesterday found a
eaunterfcn silver dolinr on the col
iectlon plate lie took the coin TO
his home aud destroyed a.
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Lumber and ovlIdlnR Material.

Logs-No. 2 fir. 800; rough mer.
charitable, $500, merchantable, IS. so;
mixed flooring and merchantable,
t6.Ood6.25; flooring. 800; No. l cedur.
ss.o0d7.oo; common. per NJ, N0odG. 90:
spruce logs. $3.50. cedar shingle bolts.
s2Ooa27b.
Fir Lumbcr-Rough. $3.50; thick
finished, surfaced one or two sides, q,
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Fresh Meat 0obbing,-Cow beef.
7c per 10. steer beef. 1nc per ID:
r.utton, wsther, Sc. per Id. pork
7c per ID; veal. large. Sc per ID. small.
&c
Provisions Oobhing,-Hams, large.
i2ikc. hnms. small. ieNc. breakfas,
bacon. iisse. dry sailed sides, IN:
Rex. SAC.
Lard Oobbing)--IIome made. per
M. nc: white star. Sc: Coin special.
SIC; lard compound. tlerces. &c. Rex.
$50
Fresh Fish Uobblng) - Perch. ga
Sc: halibut. bd6c. silver salmon.
6ts47%c; chum salmon. 6d7c; found
er-. 3atc: -oieS, Sd&c; rock cod,
bmec. shnmpa i0di2c. smelt. AZ
&c. oysterN Olympia. N00G4so per
sack. 1900 per gallon: CLANS. si.b0
crabs. t.bs. cooked. 81 sssfi7b, ling
cod. 5dsc: black cod. 6a7c: salt Chin
ook salmon. 900 10 tierces. for smok :
ing purposes, Sc. herring. sac.
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Jobb,ng Quotations.

The jobbing quotations today were
as follows.
Sugar tubbinRl-Golden G, In bhls.
les. extra c. in bills t.60. powder
ed. fsTs. dry granuiated. $3.50, cube.
t5ss: spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. Oobbingl-Patent FIX
cellent. $3.50. Novelty A. $50. Star
(bakers) s2S5. Centennial, 81 80. Gold
Drop. 1is. corn meal. yellow. 81 boN
eS io0 lbs In i0-lb sacks, sl.45 cwt
50-lb sacks; corn meal. white. tl.6oI
iso per 100 lbs In l0-lb sacks 81. 50 hhl
In th-lb sacks buckwheat -four. pure.
$500 per 80 lbs In Glib sacks. crack
cd wheat. s27b per 100 lbs In To-
ID sacks; farlna. $500 per 100 in BIB
sacks. t2s5 per 100 lbs in i0-lb
sacks. steel cut oatmeal. $3.50 per
100 lbs In i0-lh sacks: graham -four.
MS per 100 los I'm i0-lb sacks: whole
wheat -four. fl.sa per 100 lbs In io-ib
sacks. rye meal. s2i0 per 100 lbs In
lob sacks; rye -four, 81 20 per 100 lbs
IN i0-lb sacks. spill, peas. ioo-lb sacks.
$500. split peas. $500 per Zoe lbs In
25.lb boxes. mixed peas. f2.t0 per 100
100 lbs In sacks, t2.T5 per cwt In
25.lh boxes. wheat flakes. rs ID
boxes. 81 S.; wheat fakes. 1850 per
care OF 26 2-lb pigs In bbls
$3.50 100 lbs net. fancy rolled oats.
o lbs sacks. $3.50: cracked wheat.
~ per pbl In 50-lb sacks; steel
cut oatmeal, 1850 per Dbl in So
ID sacks. graham -four. $500 per bbl
In se-ib sacks. whole wheat flour, 81
per Dbl In 5o-lb sacks; rye meal. taT5
per bbi In L0-lb sacks: rye -four, 81
per Dbl. fancy rolled oats. 80 lbs net
in bhis. ti95; fancy rolled oats, g0-ih
sacks, $40: fancy rolled oats, per
case, $3.50.
Coffee Oobbing)-Grcen Mocha,
per 10. 23d2Tc; Java, per ib, 25@e6e /;
Costa Rlea. choice, per Id, gle;
Ron sted-Arbuckle's, in i0o-lb cases,
per 100 lbs, sll.7b; 60-lb cases per 100
lbs, sll.s5. a6-lh. cases. per 100 lbs.
sii .a5: Java, 50-lb tins. per ID, Csc !;
sack. Ac. Alden Mocha. 37mc; Cara
cola. s2c: Guatemala, ale; ground
coffee. 10000. Lion. zoos. &ll.25. COS.
sll.35.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning The market L.
firm. with good demand IN all lines.
The hids. peit and wool market u
showing an Improvement and IL
higher. Poultry prices al. I'M
changed. although quantities u
good stock are coming In. Best
ranch eggs are a scare. article. but
quotati9ns sv no higher today.
The following prices are being Of
tered TO IN. producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or IN the car Of Seattle.
Grsin+oats i1i .oosss %. barley.
sic soaiI %, wheat chicken feed.
81 50. bran. Iteo. shorts. tis0OV
1900. rYs. tst 90 popcorn. $500 pr 100
Ibr
Hay-puse, sound. per tons y 600
iOt Eastern Washington timothy.
IiGaaiToo alfalfa. 1900.
Exs Strictly fresh ranch. aze
Eastern. zoe.
nutter- Fresh ranch. as97sc.
Poultry spring chickens. k1pe /.
live fry~rp. u2sgi %. live turkeys.
i1gItr.
Live stnck-choics beef cattle
cows, ~ steers. q. good hogs. live.
& hugs dressed. INC; calves. dfcsr-
c'i. largo tAo. small &c.
iiids ,. Iseiis ard Wool Heavy
sound. sni,sd steers. over 60 ibs D.
medium sound. per 10. &C.. lislt
sound. under - ies - cows. sound
alt weights. 81: stage. bulls sni oren.
g.. ssii-d kips. Sc. calves per ID.
&c. srs~n hides. ssSfne. DRY hides.
pr ID. lie. dry euis, ons-iaird less.
summer deer. pSs IA, isS3Ic. winter
deer. dry. Itgiso. papery deer. -
ice. dry ~shs. icc. green eik. ~ !.
sheep p-it.. asrgti 10. sheaviinss, IS
q 2tc. Eastern Washington ~ooi 80
To-. clean wool. isc: dirty OF timber
burned. isQltc. taiiow. ,sGtr. fine
AnEura goat skins. each, TSeati = I;
mountain sheep. each. 2ss5Ge. COW
tails. zach. sG3He.
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Nuts.

wainuts, i3c; pecans. i3c: hlberts.
13c; soft shell almonds. lSalGc; Brazil
nuts, lodi2c; hickory nuts. loo: CO.
coanuts, She per doz; chestnuts, isc:
pine nuts. Zoe,
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10 an ~ inches wide. tiS1s0. length
~ to 70 feet. special lengths. a0c per
" extra. one inch hnish. ii7Uis: all
vertical gram. - per NJ extra. fioor-
ing. dressed and matched. tITJsi:
stock boards. s-iuvh. tsIis i0-inch.
- 60uls. i1+lnch. tlsdis. fencing. No.
4 or s-inch finish 50. No. 2. g.: V or
channel rustic Of drop siding. weight
7.ooe pounds, fiiais. fir timber. joists
ard scantiingH. rough. IS 501is. = l
s +. tsho6is. SIS. siigit. boards.
ii-inch and IN. tiS,
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. -. bevel siding. weight. 100
Tbs. sit11b -. ceiling. weights Nos.
/ and !. nsf snf frnmrtmhfrmhf
1. and &-inch, roo lbs. Nos /. J
and :. 7.-inch. 100 he r1g2T. wains-
eoting tiontt: rustic tasd2s: "a.
shingles. q 70. standard shingles.
ITO. i-ineh nnish. u, IL and ls feet.
s2SG7 thick finch. i2sM3s. cedar
squares. {. ;. . and 10 feet. seas o.
pickets ti2.
Kiln dried. 81 in advance Of green.
drayagc. hnc.
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VIII Wed a Spsnisrd.

LEBANON. Pa. Nov. 27-An-
nounccment was made here today Of
the engagement Of Miss Ann e. COL
man. youngest daughter Of the late
g. Dawson colman, Of Mount Lob
anon. to Or. carvalio. a Spanish in
structnr In the Paris medical school.
Miss Colman IL a graduate OF Bryn
Mawr college. where she took the
degree OF bachelor % arts, and a
year ago she went ts Paris 10 COM
plete a course in medicine.
Wood s2.25 n load. Tel. Seattle
Fuel Co.
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Hoy Oobbinsl-PuEet sound. per
ton. 81 00aia0o. Eastern Washing
ton timothy. iiseo. mixed. tlT.oo. al
fsifa. ti7.ea.
oats Juhbingl = Per ton. f100d
2,o0
Bariey-stcam rolled. 5000. whole.
tiP 90,
Corn--wholc, fss 50. cracked. t11 90,
feed meal per ton. $500.
Feed-Wheat. 1000, oil cake meal.
t72 %. middlinR-. sci o0daa00. bran.
$500. shorts. iisdi7oo. chopped
feed. 80 100000; dairy ehc.xed
feed. tis.0o.
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Potatoes Jobblnst--Sativs pota-
toes. tisooaisoo. Yakima potatoes.
sis cosf.n 90. hests. So0ssc per sack
carrots. per sack. soc. sweet potatoes.
81 7s1s 90. per 100 ihs. tomatoes.
81 % per box: Chill peppers. 81 81
native onions. 81 %. fancy oregon
eauiiaewers. u.eo per dns.. lettuce.
30 . dos. iurnips. soc per sack. rad
shes icc. pumpkins. 1914 per ID.
squash. TO Per loo. horse-radisher. "
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BRIGHT Roy. ~ ycars or over. 20
learn printers trade. ana do gem
efnl work about ONCE Address
= O fiuT go
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sytts,. Chess. ssss snd Poultry

Butter Washington crsameries.
pound prints. ma soc. Eastern lows
and Elgin. 771.sc.
Cheese fiobsinEl-Nativv wash
lngton. is9isc. Eastern. itaisc.
Eggs Enthusiastically fresh
ranch. 17a atc; Eastern. eoaftc.
Huney--white ceyrns. itc. ilgh, am
ber. iiesi.e. strained. sesnc.
Poultry Chickens. live. iogiic.
fryer-. ufad7so. live turkeys. i,f
isc. ducks. iao. geese. iogiie. live
weight.
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ABSTRACT 90 TIrnr

ohtoitNE. THEiipIr 4 co. IN. N. ale
ara frllsbfe abstract company. ssthblfsh.
81 1883 We sfs NJ" making abstracts 81
mining claims ftt Chsffr street
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Green Frult Oobeingl-i'laok Gas.
ss-lb bgses hfs. lemons. o. 90
80. California srspss. white and
black. 81 stai.so. California muscsi.
no. auince@. u.ts per bos. Gran
berries. tscoa as: whit. carton rgr.
10 pkg bon u.ceai.fs; cooking APP
pies. Tsati q box. fancy red spples.
81 tO9 90. fancy spitEenbers. .. %
bananas. tlooai 90. perslmmons.
81 osui %: japanes oranges. Tic
per box. navrls. - 7s0teo.
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Anonirfors.

e. ". HoUGHroN. az. 1ls. .is. q
Collins block.
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=. cAEHoii. iAsya ufoetof IN adm &.
iHifT and toiicit9f oipatsnti room I'LL
HtnftieY block
CHhh Effps. rooms tf.it Ifailsr bldg.
j. H. NAfLOH. former Pros. Atty.
hhohomish Co. 05-es Sullivan blk.
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i,AsAs

the PUGET SOUND NHTIoSAL BANK
OF sKAT1LL
capital stofh PAID Ia .tbzt 900
,Pl4ss fsss.ss.ss sb.pJ
II = E.,,t.t... '.t.''''ss.. 81 $500,
s-shtsidfrss ss.F+sNies ffesident
10rrsspohe.nts IN sii the rrlnsipsi eftl~s
In the tuitsd tistss and Europe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.
VIM. BASS FARM.

Pigs for sale. VIM. BASS FARM.
Tenements to rent. G. Il. CUsHMAN.
House to rent. II E. N. RISING.
Picturesque Randolph is for sale by
Buck Printing Co.; for 25c.
Gasoline and kerosene delivered at your
door. J. j. IRERIsE.
For SALE:-Full blood Cooley Pups.
F. r. LAIRD, Chelsea, VT.
WANTED: Capable girl to do general
homework. MRS. E. t. SALISBURY.
To RENT: Box stall, two single stalls
and store room. II MRS. ANGIE WOOD.
WANTED: Veal calves, fat hogs, chick
ems and fowls. F. N.JERD.
To RENT:-Nice tenement for small
family. II q. l.. MARTIN.
LOST: A silver chain bracelet Thursday
evening. Finder please return to
Miss GRACE COOLING.
Hereafter parties borrowing chairs from
Dubois & Gays hall will be required to
pay 1c. per chair for the use Of them.
LOST: In Main St., Randolph, one g.
bladed horn handle pocket knife. Find
er please leave at HERALD OFFICE.
To RENT: A large convenient tenement
No. % South Pleasant street.
3w MRS. HORACE LAMB.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: A capable girl
or woman to work for the summer at
Lake View hotel, Brooktield. j. j. NYE.
WANTED: Girl for general homework
in family OF three. Write or enquire OF
3w GEO. l.. BLANCHARD, Montpelier.
WANTED: Man and wife, general work
hotel and store. Steady job. For particu-
lars address CUTLER a Co.,
Penacook, n. H. 3W
Being about to change my business,
will sell my three doub BILE work teams, with
wagons and harnesses, separate II desired.
Nv G.. j. PRINCE.
WANTED: Secondhand furniture, house
hold goods, musical instruments, bicy-
Giles, sewing machines, etc.,etc.
II THE EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE: A secondhand covered bug
gy, Beams make, in excellent condition
also a good second nand harness.
II B. T. LOMBARD.
] am prepared to do trucking. Will
move anything from trunk to a build
ing. Green and dry wood for sale. Ma
nure for sale. Will pillow gardens.
II C. c. BLoDGErT.
For SALE;-The place known as the
Thomas Sanders farm, situated on East
Brook field branch. II is considered one
OF the best farms in Vermont. Particulars
at the Exchange. II
WANTED: You to see my samples OF
spring and summer suitings, ~ and up
wards. Fit guaranteed. Ladies' and
gents mackintoshes, $3.50 up.
G. B. FISH at II. Z. Aliens store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. L. F. Kent and baby returned from
STAFFORD Friday.
K. f. Emerson was in Burlington Mon
day on business.
Miss Lizzie Dane of Winooski is guest
this week at A. Il. Hendricks.
/. ID. Litchfield, now iD a Barre meat
market, was here over Sunday.
Mrs. F. II. Ketcham fell last Thursday
and severely sprained an ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Callahan went to st.
Adams Saturday to visit friends for few
days.
from three weeks visit to Northampton,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Booth returned Sat.
urdsy from a visit to his parents in New
port, n. n.
l.. F. Kent's Monday on his way home
from Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. King went to Han
over, n. H., Friday to attend the funeral
OF relative.
Hon. and Mrs. Alpha Messer Of Roch-
ester visited at ID. E. Goding's Saturday
and Sunday.
Saturday N. NJ. Draper and daughter,
Ruth, went to Newport, n. H., for few
days outing.
S. II. Brooks and wife went to Queen
City Park, Burlington, Monday for two
weeks outing.
Mai. n. p. Bowman and wife OF St.
Johnsbury were guests of A. K. Kendrick
and family over Sunday.
The excursion 70 Vergennes Monday
attracted quite a number from this place,
66 tickets being sold here.
Harrison Thayer gave a party to bis
young friends Friday evening, in observ-
ance of the close OF school.
j. ID. Evans and wife, who had been
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. f. L. Evans, re.
turned TO Boston Saturday.
The first and second degrees will be
conferred at the grange Saturday evening
on a class OF seven candidates.
c. j. Bell Of Walden, q member OF the
state board OF cattle commissioners, was
in town last Thursday on business.
Photographer Louis p. Booth and wife
spent Sunday in Mortified. Mrs. Boot b
is spending the week in Morrisville.
Joe Bsttice came Friday from Buzzard's
Bay, Mass, and will make his home here.
His wife has been here for some time.
Lawyers George Wing and Harry shurt-
zen OF olontpcilcf huu FTcu ATHolu OF
Bethel were here Saturday on business.
Flint q Rowell shipped 81 hogs(3 l. &c. ,,
81 calves "a to lied, 124 lbs. Of poultry
(6c.), 2 cattle ana sheep to market Mon
day.
Homer w. Riggs of Middlebury, spe-
cial pension examiner, is In town this
week examining cases brought to his
notice.
Henry W. Tewksbury has appointed j..
B. Eldredge assistant town clerk TO serve
temporarily. Call at the postofhce for
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. n. Roberts Of
Manchester Center came Monday and are
guests Of her parents, Lyman Hutchin-
son and wife.
Miss Addie Reynolds OF STAFFORD, who
had been q guest OF her brother, Charles
Reynolds, for the past month, returned
home Monday.
J.F.Carrigsn has sold his stock OF meat to
r. y. Jerd and gone out Of the business.
His fish market and eating rooms viii be
conducted as before.
Miss LueIla Eaton went 10 Rochester
Monday to spend the summer vacation.
Her parents. Caleb Eaton and wife. had
been there for some time.
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DR.. u. ID. Wheeler. Osteopathist.

405 Marlborough St., Boston, will, after
June LIST, be in Randolph on his vacation
for a few weeks and win receive limited
number of patients. Examination and
treatment by appointment only. Con-
sultation free. shall be at Mrs. L. p.
Flint's Mondays and Thursdays from to
II a. m. Come to side door and go up
stairs. See card on door.
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Rorrow Money

Where you can pay it back by INSTALL
ments, reducing principal with each pay
ment. so to $4,000 to loan on first
mortgag also on all collateral, pianos,
furniture and all personal property.
Short loans a speciality. Call or write.
JOHN 4. KIMBALL, Randolph, VT.
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Mr.. Charles e. Wood

will receive pupils in voice culture in Ran
dolph during July and August. Before
July 1st address him at 2i9 Quincy ST.,
Roxbury, Mass.
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ceWiTt 5 Collie & Cholera Cure.
puiSsly cares bysentsrs and DisrrhGa
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