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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-03
THE vuLTuREs STARVING.

Santiago's Death Rate the Smallest In Hel
History.
SANTIAGO, Jan. 8O.-The health OF
Santiago was better than it il
now. Only n death has occurred
within the city limits during the last
five days. Nothing approaching this
immunity is recorded in the history Of
the city. The vultures, which were
formerly the city's scavangers, are
starving and now pounce on cats and
small dogs-a circumstance very sig.
nifcant in illustrating the changed san.
itary conditions.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-03
cl.rke Re.elected sepator.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Jan. e5.-In the
separate balloting Senator Clarke re-
ceived o total Of AZ votes to 8 for Os.
borne.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-03
No ChanRe IN Delaware,

DOVER, Del, Jan. 25.-The seventh
ballot for United States senator showed
practically no change.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-03

0O
and Washes, and diner.
e~nttnhaling remedies
In fact,I could feel that
each n I was wors0
than che year previous.
FINALLY 1t q
q 10 my notice
that Catarrh was q blood
disease, and after think.
ing over the matter, I
saw 1t was unreasonable
to expect to be cured by
remedies which only
reached the surface. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-03
MAKING OFA TREATY

MAsklNG OF TREATY
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN COM
MlssIoNERs AND PRESIDENT
Sent to b senate-First Suggestion for
Acquiring the Philippines Came From
tho Former senator Gray Protested.
Held Ont to the Last Against the Pol.
Icy a. Inconsistent and Un-Americaa..
spaniardss From tho First Insisted ON
an lndemnity for islands.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Thepresident
has sent to the senate correspondence
bearing. upon the peace treaty. Tin
cludes most Of the letters and cable
grams from the commissioners to the
president and from the president tothe
commissioners, in the way Of instruc-
tions in return.
In submitting the papers the presi-
dent sent q brief message saying that he
transmitted them in accordance with
the resolution. The reading consumed
the entire time Of the executive session,
lasting from 2 to $50 p. m. except a
few minutes at the close. The princi-
pal interest among the senators at
tached to the presidents instructions to
insist upon the cession Of the island of
Luzon and after that in the decision to
take the entire group Of islands. This
latter development appeared from the
correspondence to bet growth and the
suggestion was made by the commits
sioners to the president as the result Of
conferences at Paris after the arrival
there Of the commissioners. In his dis
patch concerning Luzon, he said there
was but one alternative-the United
States
Must Either Take the Island
and assume sovereignty or return it to
Spain, and Of the two courses he pre-
ferred the former. Spain was generally
unwilling to cede the Philippine islands.
The commissioners, with the exception
Of Senator Gray, urged that totake
Luzon and leave the other islands Of tho
archipelago in the hands of the Span
iards would be to invite innumerable
complications with other nations and
especially with Europe and with Spain.
Much stress was laid upon the probable
ity Of future trouble with Spain. With
Luzon under American authority there
would soon be such a vast Improvement:
they wrote, that the other islanders
would soon grow more and more rebel
lious, and with SPANS oppressive meth
DDS of government we would soon again
find that we had another Cuba at the
other door. Furthermore, there would
be constant flibustering and we should
Find Ourselves Spending Millions
to preserve a state Of neutrality, Just as
we did with Cuba prior to our declara-
ton Of q on account Of that island.
General Merritt's testimony on this
point was cited and made the reason
for much Of the argument in favor Of
taking the entire group. The president
does not appear to have at any time
given explicit instructions to consuln-
mate the bargain by taking all the Phil
ippines. but rather. after hearing . full
explanation, to have left the matter to
the s discretion s=nntr Of the g commissioner nIsst;ns;1s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-02-03

&.6.s., and after 8 lev bottles were used, mo-
20 SSe ee 3 esyoe 9ha dsae mPTo Wea fasceS Y%o ons q ing
system, and q complete cure was the result.
l.adv1se all who ave this dreadful disease %
abandon theirlocal treatment, which hasnever
done them any good, and take. SIS. s.,a reu-
edX that can reach the disease n curettt.n
To continue the wrong treatment for
0atarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift's
Specific is a real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
which other. remedies have no effect
whatever upon. It promptly reaches
Oatarrh, and neverfailsto cure eventhe
most aggravated cases.
S.S.S.JffEss Blood.
g Purely Vegetable, and is the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
dangerous minerals.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06

Eta Aldrich is at work for Mrs. Edwin
Allen.
Eddie Davis is with his mother, Hattie
Davis.
large delegation from this place went
to Mt. Tom Saturday.
The milk at tine cheese factory was test
ed last week by Frank Morse.
Walter BarroWs aud wife are with their
aunt, Mrs. II. b. Goff, Tor few days.
Parties from South Royslton pitched a
tent on &. p. Wilson's farm and are
camping out.
Mrs. Mary Paige Cutting and her
husband are visiting her brother, o. A,
Paige, for few days.
Mrs. Weeden and friend from Bridge
water came TO Lee Hollis on their wheels
Saturday to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Brewster returned from
Worcester Monday. Her daughter, Mrs.
Hattie Loomis, came with her for a few
days visit.
The pupils in the North Barnard district
neither absent or tardy were Harold,
Freddie and Willie Perkins and Sarah
Rhodes. Blanche Paige missed no words
In spelling. Number OF pupils, Il; aver
age attendance, u 1-2.
JENNIE NJ. MILLER, Teacher.
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Mr.. Melindy is working here with his
hay press.
Elder W. C. Boutwell, will preach at the
Advent church next Sunday.
Or. Goss OF Chelsea was in town last
week to see Mrs. Cheynoweth.
Many OF the young people in town
spent the Fourth at Lake Morey in Fair
lee
Miss Matte Clough OF Boston IS spend
ing her summer vacation with her parents
here.
J.R. woodcock is spending the week
here and will go to the White mountains
for the season soon.
MIR. and Mrs. frost OF Hanover, n. H.,
visited her father, j. Flanders, aud other
friends In town last week.
Miss Mamie Titus has gone 10 the
Maplewood farm in Corinth where she
has situation for the summer.
Mrs. Cheynoweth is very low end no
hopes are held OF her recovery. Mrs.
ktmball Cheynoweth OF Barre Is with
her, also her niece, Mrs. Ghee, OF Barre.
Rev. f. S. Cuaworth OF Waits River
preached at the Congl church last Sun.
day and spoke at the c. +. meeting In the
evening. He is spending few days here.
Word was rec lived here last Sunday
that q. II Gilman OF Barre was dead. II
seemed almost impossible 10 believe, as he
had so recently been here and In his usual
health. The funeral was at the church
Tuesday and the burial was in the village
c. metery. Mr.. Gilman was for many
years one OF the most prominent citizens
OF this town, moving from Corinth to
Barre within two or three years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06

A few farmers have finished hsying.
John Burbank Is building a carriage
house.
w. w. Miller has returned from Bur-
lington,
Preaching at the town hall next Sunday
at 3 p. m.
Fred Dutton is again manager Of Cloud.
land farm.
Summer boarders are arriving at Whip
pies aud Boynton's.
VIM. c. Whipple, who has been sick at
Woodstock, has been moved home.
c. p. Thscher has recently purchased In
Boston a richly bred Jersey bull calf-a
direct descendant from Stoke Pogis, 3rd
and Lord Dartmouth. The sire cost the
present owner 5000.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06
IiayspiIle.

Elroy Wheeler is i'll with pneumonia.
Several from this place attended the
Fourth at Bethel.
Miss Minnie Taggast, who has been ill
SO long, is falling.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Knowlton, June %.
Mrs. Ella Tenney attended commence
ment at Barre last week.
Quite a number OF the Italians have
moved to the Dewey farm.
Misses Abbie and Anna Whitcomb are
home for their sum mer vacation.
Almon Nye of Boston is spending few
weeks with his uncle, p. M. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Norton OF Gardner
Mass, are in town for short visit.
Harry Holland has moved his family
into a tenement in Vernon Cutters house.
The Ladies' Mite society met with Mrs.
S. r. Brown on Wednesday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miner and son,
Paul, are at the "CObble" for the summer.
Mr.. Burgett has bought Pearl Dewey's
farm. Mr.. Dewey is to move about July
To-
Miss Annie Chedel has finished her
school in Pittsiield and is home for vaca-
tion.
MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Gay and son, Gilman,
OF Randolph we're in town a few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ballard are visit
ing Rev. S. ii. Tucker and wife in Cornish,
n II.
p. NJ. Frank p. Baker is spending the
week in Burlington, Berton Roberts TAX
ing his place.
Miss Leda Smith has finished her school
in Sharon and goes to Lake Dunmore
today for few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Martin has sold the DR.. f. Z.
Steele place to Augustus Chamberlain,
she giving possession Nov. l.
The dynamo which has furnished lights
for Bethel was moved to that place the
first OF the week, but Monday evening we
had a fine light.
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Granville.
Moving machine oil.
~

Moving machine oil.
j. j. TRERIsE, Randolph.
| Harry Wilson has been in Ludlow tn,
/ past week.
r. s Hubbard and son, Oddie, were IL
Warren Sunday.
Miss Edna Seaman is working for Uria
Clark in Brookield.
Mrs. e. +. Briggs visited friends in
Mortified last week.
School in North Hollow closed Friday
with an enjoyable picnic.
Mrs. Harry Washburn is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Wardner in Brookheld.
Claud Rows OF Roxbury is spending a
short vacation with friends in town.
s. 5. Hubbard and wife spent Sunday,
the 25th ult., with r, j. Flint in Bethel.
N. 81. Draper and a party OF friends
from Randolph took dinner at the Central
house Sunday.
Abbie Paige, who has been teaching
school on the west side OF the mountain,
returned home Saturday.
The Corner school, taught by Mrs. En-
ma Briggs, closed Friday, June 80, with
exercises in the afternoon. Number Of
pupils, is, average attendance, IS: those
having no absent marks for the term
Lila Hubbard, Martha Able and Clyde
Campbell At the closing examination
Lila Hubbard answered 100 per cent in all
her studies. Those perfect in arithmetic,
Clark and Martha Able; in geography,
Cora Gaghon and Clyde Campbell; in
grammar, Frank Wilson Lila Hubbard
Grace and Clark Able have missed only
one word each in spelling through the
term. This Is Mrs. Briggs iith term.
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StockDridge.

Will Greene was in Rutland last week
A. e. Baker was in Rochester day las
week
Mrs. John Angel visited in Randolph
recently.
Newton Whitcomb was in Rochester
Saturday.
HMiss Carrie Patnode is working al
Lewis Green's.
Leslie Chamherlin and daug hter, Addie
we're in Rochester Sunday.
Will Varney and bride OF Line Dln visit
ed friends in town last week.
Mrs. Elbridge Whitcomb OF Gaysville
visited at A. f. Bakers Monday.
Rollin Blackmer OF st. Louis recently
visited his parents, Joel Blackmer and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Perron and Mr.. and
Mrs. Slna Laury are visiting in Lincoln
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Boutwell, Of Roches-
ter visited their friends, Carl Neff and
wife, a day last week.
Mrs. Ferris and Mrs. Irving Marsh Of
Brandon visited their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Rodney Lawrence, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bump and two
children OF Forestdale visited her
brother, Rodney Lawrence, and family
last week.
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lianCOck.

Verne Perkins is on the sick list.
Mrs. Martha Rhodes is on the sick list
John Rhodes was in Lincoln last Fri
day.
J Wesley Burke is in Middlebury this
week.
Miss Emma Claflin of Bethel is in town
| this week.
David Munger and family are in Orwell
| for time.
/ Lyman Flint and friends we're in War
rem Monday.
Several couples attended the dance at
Warren July Sd.
Several attended the picnic in North
Hollow Tuesday.
Albert Flint had a chill Tuesday. Over
heat was the cause.
Quite an exodus 10 Bethel Tuesday. A
good time is reported.
Miss Neva Claflin of Bethel is with Miss
Jessie Church this week.
James Hall OF South Norwalk, Conn,
was with A. s. Miller last week.
J. II. Andrews, Jr, wife and Eon were in
Middlebury Monday and Tuesday,
L. D. Rhodes and Miss Lena Rhodes L.
ii. Rhodes, wife and son were ia Bethel
Tuesday.
IA99 eAieAS 80 49, "a ~ pm " 90
with her sister, Mrs. Emma Clark, a day
recently.
Charles Stockwell and family attended
the grove meeting at J. ID. Morris in
Rochester Hollow.
James Dwire, Lyman Drake and wife
ana Ardin Ordway OF Randolph were
guests at Lyman Flint's last week.
Mrs. Anna Lamb and son, George Ssr-
gent with little Glenn Woodard OF Gran
Vile, visited friends in town last Friday.
Mrs. F. A. Richardson aud daughter OF
Middlebury are In town in the interest OF
the American Bible society. Miss Rich
ardson, who is a great worker aud has
travelled extensively, has just come from
the Southern states, where she has done
great work
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south stocKbridee.

School in No. 10 closed Friday.
Mrs. Arvills Rounday OF Royalton il
with her niece, Mrs. II. b Mills.
George Locke and Mr.Knepp are work
ing FOR II. B. Mills through hsying.
Win Packard's little daughter, Hazel, il
very sick with bronchial pneumonia and
whooping cough.
Warren Pratt had his new buggy smash
ed last Friday in Bethel by his horse run.
ming away from his hired man.
The body Of Mason Rich was Inferred
in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. The casket
was inclosed in q marble case or box,
cemented, and sunk 10 q grave feet
deep.
Mrs. Mary Goddard was called TO Pitts
field last sunday to attend the funeral Of
her brother, Mason Rich. Levi Goddard
and family and j. K. Goddard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asahel Boutwell,, Miss Mary n.
Boutwell, also attended.
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East BrookneId.

v 2. Carpenter visited In 81. Johnsbury
over sunday.
Fred Smith visited his uncle, Chauncey
OF Norwich, last week.
Walter Perkins lost horse and Albert
Jackson lost COW last week.
Mrs. II. @. Woodruff returned to her
home In Manchester, n. H., last week.
Chas. Brookway OF Boston was the guest
OF bis sister, Mrs. c. w Clark, recently.
w. w. sprague and wife were called 10
East Montpelier last Saturday 10 attend
the funeral OF Levi T. Mallory.
NJ ster ohm Sprague had the mlsfor-
tune to fall from a porch last week and
sustained fractured collar bone.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson and daughter.
Maud, who have been guests at b. 81
English's, returned to their home 10 Ran.
dolph last week.
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East Hetnel.
Moving machine oil.

Moving machine oil.
j. j. TRERIsE, Ra ndolph.
For SALE:-About 300 running cords o
Is inch hard and soft slab WOOD at Eas
Bethel. Four solid cords OF soft wood fo
-. Two solid cords hard wood for s..
2g JOHN BOOTH, East Bethel, Vt.
Charles Clifford was in town Saturday.
Geo. w. T. Whitney is at home for
vacation,
Prof. Trssk OF Randolph was in the plac,
last week.
Mrs. Maria Fowler is with her sister
Mrs. Grow.
Miss Nellie Billings is working in WIN
p. Smiths store.
Mr.. Branette visited his daughter. Mrs
Washburn, lately.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw visited in
Randolph last week.
Ed. George and Geo. s. Harlow were al
MONTPELIER last week.
Mrs. Durkee visited her niece, Mrs
Wsshburn, last week.
X. Days corn was considerably dam
aged by frost Saturday.
Ziba Paige lost a horse last week. IL
dropped dead while in use.
The citizens turned out and cut the
grass in the cemetery Saturday.
John Booth went to Boston Saturday.
expecting to be away some time.
Charles p. Whitney and n. W. whitney
came home from Fitchburg, Mass, sun.
day.
Miss Eva Pember closed her school Fri.
day and is with her sister, Mrs. AFRO
Bowen.
MIR. Wright, owner OF the L. NJ. Wood
place, and wife were Ia town the first Of
he week.
VIM. p. Smith and Margaret have been
spending few days In camp at Queen
City Park.
Mrs. WIN. p. Smith and Mrs. George 5.
Harlow go to Montpelier this week for
treatment.
Mrs. Kate Smith OF Massachusetts, and
d. Williams OF Enfield, n. H., are visiting
at VIM p. Smiths.
Mark A. Burnham and family Of Valley
Falls, X. l., spent few days with friends
here, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. J. Jones returned to her home
IN brattleboro Saturday and Mrs. +. Har.
low OF Brattleboro has come to care for
their parents, who are quite poorly.
The following pupils have been neither
absent nor tardy during the term ending
une 50;-Estner George, Josie Green, Ray
Lyon, Robert Markham, Leonard Paine
Emma Russ, May Russ, Louis Russ. Grace
Spaulding, Ralph Thsyer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06

Albert Gay OF Randolph was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. soper OF Randolph was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. Gusha and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russ spent the Fourth In Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Tsrbell OF North
field visited relatives In town Saturday
and Sunday.
Seventeen from here attended the enter
tainment given st Braintree by =. Rey-
nolds Wednesday evening.
School closed last Saturday, the teacher,
Miss Florence Soper, giving cOoweb par
~ for the children's entertainment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06

sIAIE ~ VERMONT. In PROBATE Court he'd
NANn8LfH DISTRICT. -. a. Rauddfnh IN 80
Distrek o. TIE &h DAY Of June. A. ID. isss
nle.eI spear. executor q the esfars 81
ltanlel '. PAGE. late Of Rrautree IN a.fs
district deceAsei presents Lis infsfr.fio -.
~ can nation and allowance aud makes apriirsfir
- aerof dstribufion ard partition of tke efsfs
Nhereapon q Z ordered By szid Court that s.,o
eoosaht anl said application ts referrtd % a
ss-in q sAld tourt % b. held a. the Profsfe ssrs
u kAudolph On The ISM dAv 81 JAW N
~ hearing and SECESSION there0ns And d i f1r-
49, -. 80 notice hereof Be- give % al per-
- Interested - puhllcaflon Of the sane ffres
49, slooessireiy ~ the HERALD AND NFws :
ae-slAltI prilie1 e. Randolph. ureriaus - so
said tla.e tnd place and show eaase Il 40 -
10y have AGAINST sid account being allc~s-a -
- asNfre ulsae. By the Court.
- Attest, WILLIAM II NrcHoIs gusva
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sharon.

c. R. Adams was In Norwich last sun,
day.
Mrs. NJ. C. Noyes was in Woodstock
last Friday.
The following pupils OF No. /, grammar
school, were perfect in attendance: Cells
Preston, Bessie Ames, Mark Drown, Guy
Morse, Mary Harrington, Jennie Moves
Maud Mosher, Elmer Amsden, Jennie
Mcdonald, Lottie Mosher, Ada Ames,
Ralph Noyes and Loren Jennings; those
absent one day or less. Clarence Kenney.
Webster Thurston, Gertrude kimball.
Mary Moore and Lucia Avery: those hav-
ing the highest standing 10 scholarship
Murray Buck, Elmer Amsden, Jennie
Noyes, Maude Mosher and Mary Moore.
CLARA +. DAVIS, Teacher.
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sIAlEOF VERMONT. Al Probate Court beld
kANDoLPH DISTRICT IS Sat Randoiph in
sad district on the 18th day OF Iuiv, A. d. iSla Win
sChase aud Chas. NJ Marsh.exr OF the Is ate 81 John
Marshate Of Randolph In said District deceased pr-
sent their administration account tor examina-
ton and allowance and make appitcstIon fTr
decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate
~ sAld deceased. NhereupOn % Is ordered by said
Iourt that said account and said application lie re-
erre % session q said Court be held al the Pro-
Date Once In said Randolph the 18Th dav u Iuiy
= y iess, tor hearing and decision thereon. and
" lsturthtr ordered that notice hereof be given an
persons Interested by publication 81 the same fhrt
setks successiVely IN the Herald News nsvrstxf,er
published al Randolnh nr.v5ous ~ 80 -,
oi bearing that they may appear al said time and
aecgant should not BE- allowed and such deera.
maze is44
BY tue Court Attest. WILrkNH. NICHOLS Judre.
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Bethel GiIead

Ola Quimby and Frank Wright were 10
town recently.
J. Wesley Miller called on friends here
last Wednesday.
June Fassett Of Rochester visited friends
In town last week.
Mrs. Melissa Neff is to stay on her
place for q few days.
win Owen Is at work 10 the Ben Mere
hotel at Lake sunapee, n. n.
Chester Morse OF AthoI, Mass, Is stsy-
ing with his aunt. Mrs, Jane Bowen, and
visiting other relatives and friends Ia
town.
NEURALGIA cured by Or Miles pam
Pills One cent a dose" At all druggists
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-06
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

a. mercury viii surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering Il through
the mucous surfaces such articles sbou d
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, IS the damage
they viii do u ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catsrrh Cure, Manufactured ny r. j.
Cheney a Co., Toledo, o.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
10 Is taken internally ,and made In Toledo.
Ohio. BY r. j. Cheney a Co. Testimoni-
ais free. Sod ~ o ugRists, price 75c per
bottle. Halls Family Pills are the best. In
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We
Sell
the
Best
Meat
in
Randolph.
RED LION MARKET.
+. N.JeFd.
The RANDOLPH MARKET.

STATE OF VERMONT lin Prohatecouft lei
DISTRICT oF RANpnLrH. -. At Randolph u aa-
Tor said district the toth day % jane. A. y ~
An instrument purportinE 20 be the last VII 80
Testament Of Reisey Back, late % Rra5at-e
IN said district deceased being presented " W
Court by Lula " Tinkham, the custodian taefse.
Tor Probate: II Il ordered BY said Aaai.
that all persons concerned therein be notlatl y
appear at a session % said Court % be hcid q =.
Probate once In Randolph the 18th day % IVY,
A. ID. 1893, and show cause, II any they -As
have, against the probate Of said vii; Tor
record Of this order be Published three sefAss
successively In the Herald and News, priuisa p
Randolph, previous 10 said time appQiuttA '-'
Nearing. b. the Court. Attest,
isf5 WILLIAM " NICHOLS, Judge
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Doe oonee Arree with Ynn ,

y net drink 9raiu-o-mads from pure rrafns A
iadE writes IT be ntst time I made Ora n % dis
Dol ake y blt after uttnE u TOR wee nothing
E9ula induee me . 90 back 10 coffee u nour-
ls9es end leeds the system The children can
lIlnA y neely vita great benefit II Is the
P@c kAge from your grocer. i5c. and IS
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JuIy IIh az Bethel.

Nsssr since the palmy DAYS Of the
White River Agriealiural association has
Bethel seen suchefoEds on It's streets a.
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For sale.
A cottage house in the village Of Pitts
held. The house Is a new one buiH y
modern style, finished In natural Wool'
seven large rooms, pantry and bsthreo ~
piazzas front and back cellar under Nhois'
Address all communications 70 ueo, q
Barre, Vt. Price, sl,1oO.