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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

We pay dividends to policy holoers' ~ !.
your insurance costs you over one. mai maj
1er cent for three years on your ptlVdes
residence it will pay you to correspond
with me or see me. Va
X p. srooKwELL, Agent, Bethel, VI.
Wallace Wing was in Brandon satnr-
day.
e. II. Edgerton was in Rutland last
week.
Rev. Carleton Hazen was in Mortified
last Friday.
Mrs. Julia Trask arrived home from
Chicago last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Hart OF Randolph
visited recently at f. W. Jewetts.
II. Emerson sold his pair OF bay colts
last week TO Bean Bros. OF Northheld.
Mrs. Mary Jewett has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. +. Lamb IN Sloek=
bridge.
Rev. MIR. Lang was sick with the grip
sunday so there was no service at the ~.
z. church.
News was received here last week OF the
death from The grip in Chicago oil Chas
@. French.
Mr.. Pelky OF Derry, n. H., came last
Thursday to labor for q. W. Angell tue
present season.
Arthur smith, who has Oeeh III Nol
witch for some time past, is Win " u
Martin for awhile.
Miss Gertrude Hart OF Randolph Is
spending week at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. +. w. Jewett.
We are glad to say that after several
weeks OF serious Illness Dr. W. ~ nun
tington is conyaleseent.
DIR. Claude M. Campbell has returned
nome tron New York, where has been
tat,tr,, a ,,ost Graduate course. tsps
The ladies OF the NJ. r. church VIII hold
their next social with Mrs. W. Holy on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, req
18th.
Carlos A. White died last Saturday,
-aved 81 years. shortly after midnight his
wife died. aged 81 years. This aged ana
much-respected couple had been married
81 wears the day Mr.. White died. one
son. Calvin. survives them. The funeral
was Monday and owing TO the sickness Oh
the NJ. L. pastor, Rev. Carleton hazeh
nfficiated. This IL the second douole III
neral IN IL days of husband and wiie'
Blasts from the tin horn were again
heard Wednesday night,-this time the
occasion of a surprise arty rendered MT,
and Mrs Fred Jewett at their home IN tne
River district. About thirty-hve OF thelr
friends and neigh5ors were present ana
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
Refreshments, consisting OF oysters, PIE,
cake, rolls and coffee, were served lhe
quests departed in the wee sma' hours OF
the morning feeling perfectly satisfied
that they had completely surprised their
host and hostess.
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A. T.. Baker was in Bethel Monday.
Milan Packard was in Bethei Saturday.
kewis Green Of Rutland was in town
Saturday.
Cbas. DBrkee haa beer quite sick the
past week.
Ms. Mary Vose of Pltssheld is caring
or tne sics at Cnas. Durkee's.
Rodney Lawrence spent sunday wits
his bgother, VIII, IN Pittsford.
DeDnis jones OF Rochester has been in
town with bis saving machine recently
Albert Everett and wife OF Rutland are
visitin. mis- parents, Merriek Everett and
wife.
Lewis Green OF RutlaDd Will move his
family this week to the farm he reesnIly
pOTchased ia this town.
Dir. aud Mrs Carl Neh and Arab Hol-
brook assended the surprise party at
Fred Jewett's IN Rochester Wednesday
evening,
Hiss Gr3oe Mead cIaaed a vesY sueuess-
Sal term opschooi at The Common Friday
nnd returned to Der home in Eortlg3eld
Saturday,
Mrs. Jewett,, who has been spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs. A. y.
Lamb, has retained to her home in
Rochester.
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| Arthur Ballard was in Rutland Sunday
Nathan Davis is having another III turn
sDd seems 10 be failing
Neal Nve OF Rovalton was at his uncle $,
| Phineas Nye's, Sunday.
| The latest reports irons MIR. Scott Long
ley are that he is improving.
joel Walker Of Concord, n. n, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. 5. y. Brown.
Parties ave cutting ice in the river ct
Charles Arnold's which is Of COCO quail
ity.
Misses ApRa WbItcomb and Leds Smith
have finished their schools in snaroA ano
are home COR vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Ayeriil are quise III
with grip. A sister OF Mrs. 1sYerih EY0n
Waitstielu is caring for them.
The engagement Is announced Of r
Mabel SsRulding Of 6aysviiie and wafer
r.. Myman OF Dorchester, Mass.
The primary department was closed two
Days last week because of the illness 81
the teacher, Miss Jessie ,pauldiDg.
There v al be . missionary concert u
the NJ L. church nsxt sunday az the usual
hour OF the preaching service, lib p. ID.
AlBare invited.
Mrs. Orwell Darlington has received
news Of the death q her sister, Mrs. Mel.
son Taggart OF 9iieRd Funeral aarvlces
were beld on Tuesday OF tnis weeks
Mr. and Mrs Orwell Harrington Mr..
and Mrs. JOAN Angel, Mr.. and MrH b ri
Roberts and Miss Lillian Stafford are 10
BrooA tield this week TO attena the
Spraene- Harrington wedding.
Mrs. jeremiah Wilson died Monday.
She was 50 years old aud had been aseble
for soHDe time. She leaves three children
Eugene Wilson, Miss Jane Wilson and
Mrs Fila Tenney. The family have the
sympa by OF the community.
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south stoeKprlage.

Mrs Almira Wooaard has relapse 81
the grip.
Geo. Locks mother is very sjsk with
the grip.
Mrs. Horace Packard has bean with
Mrs. Carroll Newell the pssi week.
Ru bic Hunt has been sick the past wees
Lave1n Hnnt works for Alonzo Keyes.
Rev. WilmoDd Warner and FresaArnO1d
OF Bethel called ON 5. 5. Longley last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrss.W ill Packard OF MENDOZA
are at d ). Longlsy7s this week, helping
care for the sick.
Mr. and Mira Seth Boutwell, 60 North
5herbarne visltsd her brother Scott Long
ley, recently. sunday he was reported
betterl
school closed In district No. 10 Feb. n.
Those having no absent marks were Pearl
Davis, Dora White, bottie Newell, Mabel
Curtice, Fred White, Lewis White and
Geo. Curtice. These having no taroy
msrkawere Bessie Wymsn, Pearl DAVIS,
Nora Blanchard, Belle Newell. Mabel
Curties. Dora White, Katie ThaysT, Mabel
Annis, Fred White, Leon White. Archie
Boutwell,, George Curtice, Bert Blanchard
and lesBe Davss. Number OF scholars, -.
CLAYTON Il, DUNHAM, Teacher.
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Grip,s Raynges Doomel

So much misery and so many deaths
nave been caused by the grin, that every
one should know what a wonderful rene
New Discovery. That distressing stub.
bern cough, that infiames your throat,
robs yon OF sleep, weake.s your system
and payes the way for consumption is
quickly stopped by this matehless cure.
II You have chills and fever, pain in the
back OF the head, soreness In bones and
muscles, sore throat and that cough that
grips your throat like a vice, you need DR..
Kings New Discovery to cure your grip
and prevent pneumonia or consumption.
Price 50c. and 81. Money back il not
cured. A trial bottle free at Drew A
LeOnard's drug store.
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Randolph Normal Notes.

Miss Rose Gilkey is reviewing work at
the Normal.
Misses Dana and Hanks are teaching in
the training school this week.
Hon. IA. g. Ide has been engaged to de-
liver the address at the June commence
ment.
Miss Minnie Blodgett retained from
Der school in STAFFORD Saturday, Miss
clio Tarben from Pomiret and Miss Jen-
ME Hodges from Plsinfsld.
The community was saddened Sunday
! by the death OF Charley Howard. Mr.
4 Howard was a member of the Normal
whose death will be mourned by the en-
tire school. Teachers and students st.
tended the funeral which was held Tues
| day az Walter HoWard's home.
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X. Day is very sick,
! Mrs Esther Gage is sick.
II. X. Wight has the grip.
+. A. Stevens is very SICK.
Henry F. Gage is on the sick list.
L. NJ. Wood and sister have been SICK,
but are improving.
Mr. aud Mrs. Horace Clifford have been
quite sick, bus are improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gage were with b.
r. Cages family in Randolph last week
Wednesday. MIS-. Gage had beSn in poor
health for some time and died Thursday
morning.
Rev. 5, A. Parker will preach here next
SuDda al the usual hour in the sorning.
The Young Peoples meeting will be held
ia the evening. Topic, ''Obedience to
Sod" Leader, Miss Monkey.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

Marcus Peck is GA the street once more.
Mrs. Helen Abbott has gone to Bethel
for weeks visit.
Carroll Crane aud Will P. Blodgett are
hate victims OF grip.
II. NJ. Gaylord recently lost GOOD COW
from over-eating meal.
Mrs. Mary Smith is seriously Ill. Her
great age is against her recovery.
otto sargent and wife from Quechee Wis
tied relatives in town the last lew days.
Mrs. David Howe, who lived with her
daughter, Mrs. George Mason, died the
9th.
The circuler conference will be post
poned awhile on account OF so much sick
ness.
Miss Woodward closes her second very
successful term OF school In the village on
Friday.
Woodland, who Is quite feeble AZ WIN. y
Mr.and Mrs. Emery Smith attended
the funeral OF e. T.. Spicer of Rendoipn
Tuesday.
Mrs Cynthia Kibhee remains with the
Gayiords caring for her niece, Mary, who
is much better.
Henry Mason has work in Connecticut
and his wife and children are visiting IN
Springfield, Mars.
Rev. Il. n. Abercrombie announced that
his sermon next Sunday would b'
preached to the men. All come and heal
what he has 10 say.
Miss Eleanor Graves, who recently die6
in Uhicago, was a former resident OF thi
town aud viii be kindly remembered b,
many OF the older Inhabitants. Her ag'
was So.
C,rtis II Kibbes Is "A once more
de had hoped to be able to worl
for F. ID. Ladd in Barre in the meat de
putmant. lie is very thankful for th
money that has been so generously con
tributed By his friends for his benefit au
fully appreciates the kindness.
Rev. c. II. Morse was in town over Sun
day and assisted ia the services at bot
churcnes. lie came for his Household
goods 10 move to North Craitsbury wher
he has a call to preach. IL is the - @
chursh where the late Rev, T., y. vii
commences his first ministerial labor.
All the schools 10 town we're well repre-
scented at the town school held Feb. 3. Th
attendance was sbOat 40 Prizes WEI
awarded as follows: Prize OF Sl.00 to u
best penmsn, Miss May Colby, We
Brook deid; most improvement during Il
winter term, first prize, tiO0, TO IA
Blanchard; hrst grace reading, first priz
500, 20 Hiss May Colby; second prize,
cents, TO Elliot frink, West Street schoo
second grade reading, first prize, si.O0,
Ruth Has. West Street school; secon
prize, 50 cents, TO Fay Beard, Cent
school; spelling, first grade and hr
prize. Carey Fullsm and George W heatie
Doc. each; Daisy Hays, Soc, second prizi
second grade, first prize, Hoo. to Wa
Dexey, Vest Street school; second priz
5Os., to @ orge Luce, West Brooktield.
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Randolnh Center.

John Bean has rented his farm to Geo.
l.. Dryer for the coming year
The snow roller was out Monday and
probably will be O1t again soon.
U. 5. Marshal Parish went to Richford
Tuesday TO look after the Chinese.
Mr.. Udall has closed his labors for A. A
Sanborn ana returned TO his home In
STAFFORD.
Mrs. Howe Of Brookfield, widow Of
David Howe, deceased, was brought bere
for burial today.
Mrs. Matilda Allen is very sick with the
grip at Chester Bickfordis. Her dsueh-
ter Is caring for her.
Charles Howard, aged 20 years. son q,
Walter e. Howard, died Sunday. Funer-
al services were Tuesday, Rev. {. r. Par.
fridge attending.
Geo. HyZer is carrying the milk from
here to the Cooperative creamery for tbe
present and till n. s. Clark sufticiently
RECEIVERS 70 take it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

The unaersigned. having bees appointed BY ihtfe
rebate Gourt the District kAndo on e1llliis
ii0ners 20 receive examine and adjust AZ eAli-i
and dem Anfls 81 AL perrcss axanel .AAAs
Webster. late 81 Rantsilh said distrft is'tA-rl
Notice tat vii meet no. ile p1ffps'e
sforasaid At the DIV ilinT house - the lac sa4lA
W afitT ia said KsnielBh en thett uAt ~ AAA
I'D 2sth dfy OF Juus. tsaA IRON oc.pet p -
anti auc'ork q. ~. said DAYS ana Ia ~
ettfs Ht ne tn day ~ February, A. - - =
thu tims limited saia Cnart SAID cry'liioit Y
present their ciAius 70 Us for examination ana A.
oNauce.
DAiei al Randolph this 80 aay offeb., A D. ~
1871 "a EDsoS , ere
-. ,. Hnwsa, AsiiHn
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
WOMEN ALONE IN EUROPE.
,.-erican wives "a source of WSadoSs
ment TO Europeans.

ment TO Europeans.
Among Europeans of what are called
The upper classes much surprise is con-
| SANITY expressed at the freedom with
which American women travel unes-
corted through Europe. A recently re-
sailed American minister to a conti-
mental court was once asked by a court
official: "Haf American wifes no hus-
bands at all, then? They come-three,
four. six at once TO court, They ask
10 be presented to the king; they ask
10 be invited to state dinners; they
must walk in NIT a duke. There are
not dukes enough TO go round. Why
10 not their husbands come and walk
10 init some duchesses?" At the Aus
trian court no Americans outside of the.
diplomatic circle are presented; very
few at Berlin; while Queen Margharitai
If Italy. who has been more hospitable
to our people than any other conti-
mental sovereign. has recently declined
TO receive any married woman unae-
fompanied by her husband. Have
they no homes in their own counsry,
these poor ladies % asked a French
woman, that they spend months or
years in Europe wandering about,
Alone?" II was explained to her that
Americaa men often remained al home.
earning the money necessary to send
their wives and daughters abroad for
the edacation which foreign travel
gives. IF that be So" she replied,
they will study art and languages
hard. so as 10 return quickly 10 those
who work for them. They viii aot buy
costly clothes nor pnsh their way into
very eourt in Europe"
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A nnrd.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
10 refund the money on 5O-cenL bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrnp OF Tar II II
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle TO prove satls-
factory or no pay.
A. II. Hood Il Son, Chelsea.
q. A. Wight, North Tunbridge.
A. N. King, Tunbrldge.
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LilIlesYilIe.

Mrs, c. Z. Noble is able to ride ort'
sayles Hoisington is failing quite last.
II. r. Whitaker called on his Uncle
Sayles Hoisington, day last week.
Miss Nora Cutler has knished very
successful term of school and is at nome
: Aaron HoisingtoB was the guest OF MS
brother, Sayles HoisiDgtoD, a couple OF
DAYS last week.
Me- aud Mrs. AlVan Savage sre staying
with Ssyles Hoisingt and family ana
helping care for the sicE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
Tnat Tnrohhing Hen.laehe

Would quickly leave you II you used Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Thousands OF suf.
ferers have proved their mstehless merit
for sick and nervous headaches. Rhey
make pare blood and strong nerveaand
build up your health. Easy TO take. Try
them. Only 25c. Money back IL not cua ed
Sold by Drew a. Leonard. druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09
A ErightfnI RInnder

viii often cause horrible burn ,scald cut
or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salye, the
best in the world, will kill the pain and
promptly heal IL. Cures old sores, fever
sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, all shin
eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. Only
25c box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Drew q Leonard, druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

Mr.. saphead during the honeymoon
When did my little duckie darling
first discover that she loved me?
Bride (sweetly) found my
self getting angry every time anyone
called you a fool.-Tit7Bits.
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suspicious Good Humor.

Mrs. Jones-Why. Mrs. Brown, you're
not going so soon? thought you were
10 be here all the season.
Mrs. Brown did intend TO; but my
husband has just sent me check for
s2o0-without a murmurl-Puck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

{ "A haman freak OF unusual interest TO
the medical profession was born TO Mrs.
Ella Franklin of Conway, Kan, two
months ago. The child was born without
arms or legs, and is strong ana hearty.
ASIDE from It's lack of lin bs 1t is perfect
In form and its face is very handsome.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

STATE OF VERMONT In ProbateCour bsis
DISTRICT or RANDOLPH. 81. at Randolph In -
for said district on the 2ist day - Jan. b isss
An Instrument purporting 20 be the last viii ar3
Testament OF francis ;. Hull, laie Of RandolB6
in said district deceased. being presented 10 ~
Court By a. W. Tewkshury, the executor thsreIs
named, forfrobatts II 10 or1ercd ~ said Court
that AL persons concerned therein b. notided "a
appear at session Of said Court 20 W. held Al ~
ProbateOf5c in Randolph the llth day u FthrYs
ry A. d. lh9g, ana show cause. II any thew NAV
have against the probate OF said wills Tor wbieb
purpose Il Is further ordered that 4. copy on IN
record Of this order be Published thfse wssk.
successlveiy In the Herald and Ness printed al
Randolph previous 70 said time Appointed fef
Nearing By Abe Court Attest.
1871 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Judge
STATE or VERMONT In Probate Coarf held
District Of Randolph - Al Randolph IN and IN
J L. Mann. administrator De bonus nom with viii n.
u said district deceased. makes application n ssi8
Cnurt for ncense to sell all 81 the real estate nf ss
decreased stusted iB tanaolph, representing tai m
sale viii BE- uens lo a o. The resiiuary lcTlee 81 saH
estate. " h4fNupan 81 D. 0rdeHul hY SAID
Court that said application come under consideration
sri d. beard on thu = D iiay Of Feb A. d. ISIS
Al the Probate Office Rand liph aud. @ Is farther
ordered that an peraons interested be nuntd hertOf
5y publication Of motive q this application ana ofior
tb.rfsFn. three WNeEa eurrassiNelY iu thf HERALD
AND NEWS. prlBtoa,sf Randolph, before All
lims ofhgnrlnR, that they may appear az said i.uf
and place and. II fl-ii sse cause object thereto.
Br the Court-Aftest.
uH WILLIAM y. NICHOLS Judrs.
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AZ Mrs. NJ l.. Thompson and Mrs. F.
l. Threshar xere driving from Mortified
villagr, ia rein broke and the horse ran,
tbr0eins nem out. Toe horse ran IN
til csush - Dan Derby. No damage
wus done.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-02-09

STATE OF VERMONT 10 Probate Usnz
pgarHtCr 90 RANhtt4sKss hrid NJ hlgaont
Nithin AMI lnr said district ths lst day u ~
A. ". lssp. Aidz l.. slasA. Haaraian oi Warren q
sack ! minor he dag ia said lsaraaiqt
makts application 10 said Gaurt for license O. VI
she fpHoptnF described real esfate ~ Der as
vard. 10 Wis Hisinfefesi ia ihe a ~ laiely 0l--
I.ed hy " y slark tcfessed, IN - "a Nal dnllh NJ
rssenflnx shat The sale q go Of. Cor TIE purro %
patfiug TIE rrorfts Of zach sale al Interest or ~
vesins IN same III staoAAt or real ssfste usa p
ttuffisHiAl To said Nard. Nhcfrung1 d
b orderyd ~ said Court that said Applicauou - ~
fsrrpi session theffa % - he'll Al iff trnf1ls
once in Randolph On the 4ist tiaN ui Ftbs A. D.
fsia. fsF hlaTiuT aHd Heeelau fhtrtou, and % p mr.
Irr uriri 81 that al persons interested hf noeitd
hereof IN publication 81 aukice 81 said aprit.iha
aad 0r,itr ttsrfpn three weeks succssslyCif - o.
IA sfsiA aud News pnslsale.l A. RAndolnl hei0w al
sime ef hearing that ths may spIar a. sad tas Aaa
gstre ami NJ they cafiss eutsci thrfui1,
ass he Court.
lffg Autsf William N Nichuil Asact.
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Bethel Local Intelligence.

win exchange sewing machines FOL
wood. h. +. STockWHi1b.
Just few diaries LETT and these must GO
nov at sacrifice. MAksfoA-
-Four lbs. nice prunes ioI Csc; los. inns
Mocha and Java coffee for 81; cakes
Lenox soap, 25c Gold Dust, loc' at Mars
toms.
Fourteen inch rasps, Csc; steel snow
shoveIs, 25c.; cobblers' outfits, 6Oc.; cross
cut saws, IL feet with handles, ~ al
MaTston's.
For SALE:-At bed rock prices, two
horses, wagon, sleigh, three harnesses,
roll-top desk and Dookkesper's desk.
NJ. q. STAFFORD, Bethel.
All bills to the road commission must
be presented on or before Monday FEB.
18th, as the town auditors meet The next
day. c. S. DAVIS, Rosd Commissioner.
LosT:-A rifle, 80 rim IRE octagon lar
rel, between Braintree depot and bsthel
village in the main road, VIII nndeF
please return to George Peeor, Jr., Bethel.
WANTED, AGENTs:-We want men In
every ocanty for the sale OF luorleatiag
oils. WEI are manufacturers and can give
loves. prices. Makes an excellent slos
line for travelling men. No charge foF
sample case. Write for terms.
TUE POLAR on Co., Cleveland, o.
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The unarrsi gued. having been appointed hY the H0t
ProbAts Court Tor Tire district RaudpiplsN oumif.
sloufrH. 20 receive. exGfift, and adjust all CLAIMS tat
ieuandg 81 an persons assafIst Chester r Anen.
tasS u BrDoknoid II said district Deceased
md All claims exhibited IA onset thereto. here.
hy dive notice that will meei Tor the paru0ss
AFORESAID Al bis late resistance ~ Ernukntd. 10 ss1
listfb-t on The 18th dav - February. A. ID lt7
nom 10 O'Clock q. M unih fo'rleck q. m, % aii
DAYS and that six months ron thu d N day " Ia
A. n. lsos b the time I'm trd By said Court idr Hd
erelitors TO present their claims O. ulin
md allowance. DATED ~ Randolph tins iith daI v
January. A. u. lsq4
y. W. NLDDGHEE D.
MI ALfHEUs q. HNBBAkD
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STATE or OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY -

LUCAS COUNTY. -
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he il
the senior partner OF the hrm on p j
CHENEY q Co, doing business In the cit,
oI loieco, county and state aforesaid, AMI
that said firm will nav the sum ~ nN1
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each snd eve,,
case OF eatarrh that cannot be cured nv
the use OF Halls Catsrrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscl, bal, 4,
my presence this 9Th day Of December a
ID. 1886. n.
- A.w. GLEASON.
m Notary Pubic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in,ernsiiv
ana acts directly on the blood 49, ~. :
cous surfaces OF the svztcp, NJ
testimonials, free. u lot
T. J; CHENEY & co, Toledo n
sold BY druggists. 75r. "
HATS Family Pills are the best.
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educate Your bowels With On ~eareuse
Candy CathaTtic. cure constinatiCri forever
io5 &c II q @ C. fail. druggists refuAd money
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-30

FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms; also
for light housekeeping. $50 \. Main.
S-10tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-30
We Have Property
For Sale
or Rent

.Sh[
additions. at prices TO
Cali and see US:
Lincoln Street add
Lees add.
ID. LaMascotte add.
ID. McAfee's add.
McCOrmick's add.
.r's McBee's add.
Mathewson & Hon
hts sub add.
Maple Grove add.
/ Mathewson's Fourth
ID. add.
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RosenthaIs Second
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Rosebud add.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-30

FOR RENT-In Bayless block, front and
back rooms. Inquire at room No. l. over
149 North EmpOTia. d93t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-30

FOR MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SALE-Nice single driving horse
Inquire al N. ] hose house
-Su-'Tu-Th
FOR SALE-Lsdy's wheel: very cheap. 80
North First sJ-ee, Gq-sts