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%ort was adopted
. sno N. me secretary was instructed
blk ~ 'ne secretary of each local
|eF.,,s. a list Of the members of
ksi I'VE Organizations. same to be
ws.IsI,. e. J. Martin and other rail- l.
as'lals and managers Of EXPRESS
~ u the State
Il mss,, .'ee appointed at the last
\ lova. 10 make an attempt TO
Fa 4, freight and express rates
Fsular r..mmItee appointed at your
|laetIo, etlng TO secure. II possible,
b nv N the transportation rates
\ toinss we railroad and express com
4 ~. business in this state beg
h.sport as follows.
Esisr has OF our committee placed
|sts5 sslore the railroad commission
|Harosse reduction in the rates
b ma, The commission took the
ale H.. aaYisement, but so far as
he nh have made no reinc-
sltt MIA ehairman OF the committe,
d a nv We ask that you &C.
'elsa 50r report and that we b.
A. G. Pickett,
rlpor, ~. Albert d. Rust.
\ aisebs,nss adopted and the com,
'sIrs.t,Sa aust o. Rock Island read
i2rou,ir and Instructive paper OF
~ q ,ss' Planting. Cultivation an.
|srs,s,aas Irish Potato" On motto.
apH,cD vas instructed 10 furnisl
|Ahs!o rsosl, Galveston News ar,
Ap'ess with a copy of thil
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wANrED--Posltion BY young experienced
man In grocery store; out OF the city pra-
ferred; can give references. Address SasS,
this office.
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FOR sALE--six steel soda fountains. one
gas machine one National cash register,
Abbott Caokrel Co. 80
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL INGLEsIDE = Holidays. bathing,
rowing. fsning sailing Il you w WY
Ii Is situated on a high blaf oveFiookihg
Corpus Christi BAY "a miles from EsiSs
side station. on the s A: and a; :; Ia
road. Address Mrs. A. J. Lea. insies'os.,
San Patricio county. Texas.
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WARRANTEp--Full leather tor nhaetons,
with high leather trimmed spring hack and
spring cushion: only Na,0Q Edw. Lateu-
don's Carriage Repository, corner Franklin
and Caroline streets.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

PLACE FOR SALE or trade, one mile from
New Caney, Texas. 80 acres OF land, " acres
In cultivation; good hammock and bottom
land; fine gardening land; good cane y. ~
range. Address Bugg Kidd, New caney.
Texas,
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sEcREr SOCIETIES.
kAAsuAAA-

MEREDITH DUNCAN-Hers address Box 10,
Liberty, Texas, and get valuable informa-
ton.
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JUST received two cars Of the latest STYLES
Of carriages phaotuns. surveys stanhopes
Mitchell farm aud spring wagons harness
ana rubher-tlred buEales. Edw, Larondon's
CarriRge Repository. corner franklin aud
Caroline streets.
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BERRY BONes Basllets aud frult oTataa NOW
rs the time TO plant Alfalfa, Sorghum, Mllct,
Kaflir Corn, Peanuts. Cotton seed. Water
melon. Cantaloupc Rhubnrb and Aspata.
gus Roots Velvet Beaus. EARLY taix weeka)
potutueg. soc per bushel, Wire or write
before buying, Holloway Seed and Grain
Company, Dallas Headquarters Prntts and
Maglc Stock Food. U
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RHEUMA TLSM

Rheumatic pains relieved in thirty min.
mes and a permanent cure effected ny
few applicati0ns OF DRY HOT AIR, soV %
All dearees n Seems unreasonable nn'
ueyerfheless fact Try Il,
DIR. DICK4zf,
Houston Heights lnhrmaIy
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GOING TO PARIS EXPosIT1oN?--Foreig
passports good all over Europe for native
or naturalized citizens of the United States.
obtained at our office On application.
Raphael Brothers. 9l3 Franklin avenue. Il
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SORGHUM SEED--Milet seed, chicken feed
wheat Geld peas. quick shipments. South
Texas Grain Co, Houston, Texas. II
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OLD BOOKS bought. sold and exchanged;
Purdy's book store. ----- =
TRADE ON EXcHANGE-My equity In nice
close In residence for Jersey eogs' easy
terms on balance. Address quick Ile
owner. r. o Box $50. beaumont. texas. s-ls
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FINANCIAL.

$40 600 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property: ono TO ten years a.
lowest rates OF interest; monthly payments
N desired: no delay In getting your money.
Apply 10 n + Mills EOS Main street.
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days. Sent sealed by mail Price 81 cash
or stamps. Toner Co, Box d66, Houston,
Texas 3
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BANKRUPT sALE-On tho 10Th day OF May
1900, / shall stll at public auction, at Vic.
torla. Texas, the whole OF the stock OF
goods, wares and merchandise and Ak
lures lately owned BY Prechtel & Mcllouna
hankrupls inventoried VI over $4,000. l
shall first offer The stock Ia parcels and
thereafter in It's entirety. accepting the
most doairabla bids. TO DO submitted TO the
court for approval This stock Is very val
liable and consists OF dry goods. gents
furnishings. shoes. etc. ii Is almost en-
tlrelv new, and has not been pieked over
or anything sold out OF 1t, Up TO the
time Of ealo persons contemplating purchase
may Inspect the stock. W. II. Sutherland.
trustee Victoria, Texas.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

BOARD AND ROOMS WANTEp-Mho VIII
psnsatlon expected Address 1905. this o.
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VOE RENT--Nicely furnished front rooms;
southern eyToaure baths and all moaern
improvements. Moore 6 Burnett building,
,jdrd ncor II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANT-To let contract for cutting 100 cords
more OF wood will ray $3.50 e. h. Pstu.
grew Haywood. Texas
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PAfNTING and psperhanging 70 trace nv, w
board: will furnish material Aoufess slsye:
this office. -.
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CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS ana ine brio
a-brau TOYS ETC.: also umbrella coverings.
Van Tai Lay q Co. iViGa Preston. u
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AMI EGas

FOR sALE-Tho Bayside Jersey dairy OF La
Porte, consisting OF 81 head grade Jersey
ana Mi dairy appliances; for $1,000. Apply
TO j.. Wilson, La Porte, Texas. Z
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FOR sALE-Eggs from prize winning Light
PHI and indian Games Brown White aud
IuH Leghorns at sl,50 for %; Peldn duck
erga ST for II. Some white, Brown and
Bun Leehorns and Black Mlnerca coekercls
from 81 10 s. each. OAK Grove Poultry
Farm. Houston, Texas. DIV
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POSITION WANTED by young colorod boy
as porter or waiter; age 20; has good refer
ehces. Address 1895 Lyle street, Houston,
TexuF L
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STORE FOR RENT--Largs aud commodious
store for rent; opposite Alkemeyers dry
suect nnd Prairie ayenge. Apply 10 II. e.
Fisher rttuiney at law. city 3
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FINE DRIVING horses in Houston. We have
for sale a car OF fine drivers and combina-
ton horses. @. u. Settegast q Bro. 40
Fannin ~
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East Braintree.

II. NJ. Boyce is on the sick list again
Mrs. Clara Brown Is visiting In North.
field.
Mrs @. A Clough has been quite Sick
with the grip.
Lucy Fullam OF Brookheld is yisitlngr
A. X. Mclntire's.
Josie Jacobs is working for Mrs. Geor,
Sumner in Randolph.
Band OF Mercy meeting Saturday after.
noon at G. L. Smiths.
Z. / Claflin and family visited at Will
Mobiles Ia Randolph last week.
b. q. Snow, who runs the engine al tbs
shoe shop in South Royalton, spent San.
day with his family.
w. II. Farr OF Westminster, who issgebl
for the Burlington Free Press, spent sun.
day at j. Q. McIntire's.
The c. Il. society will hold nickel social
at Claims hall Wednesday evening, jan
81. A cordial invitation is extended to all
On account OF the sickness OF the teacher,
the village school did not keep last week,
but her health IL so far imI roved that she
is able TO resume her work.
A surprise party was rendered Rev. Geo
+. boynton at Everett, Mass, on the &C.
casion OF his 50th birthday recently by bis
parishioners al that place, where be b@
given great satisfaction the past three
years. About 100 were present and 50
elaborate program and general good time
were enjoyed. Mr.. Boynton Is well known
here, where be preached for six years.
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today-the ones you wrote October I'd
and 18th.
Our company has had 'one fight and 1t
was a good one, too. The natives were
stationed on top OF bill, about as large
as Swans hill, in trenches that command
ed the rice fields for a clear mile below.
Com pany II was sent out TO draw their
| fire so the field battery could be mounted
| We went across the field, never tiinchlng,
under a heavy fire The bullets were
striking all around us ana we could near
them sing around our ears like bees.
Nadeau was hit ia the leg and Sergt. His
cock dropped about fifty feet IN front OF
me. When | got TO him ] stopped and
bandaged up his wounds and then helped
carry him to the river bank, about two
hundred yards. The major surgeon com
plimented me on my bravery, but wasn't
doing any more than lots of Others would
have done. Hiscock was hit hard and the
poor fellow died on his way to the hospi-
I'll the next day. We stopped in the river
for few minutes to get our breath and
then went up the hill When the battery
was opened the Fiipinos fed. They say
they don't like the Dig boom, BOOM
The trouble on this island is practical
ly at an end. Government is established
in Negros and IL is only matter Of few
weeks, in my opinion, when the trouble
will be ended in LuZon. We expect to go
and do garrison work at lloilo now for
lille.
Well, l expect to be at home next
Thanksgiving. II is almost a sure thing
that | will. 1 have not had a touch of
sickness OF any kind except the daby itch, |
which was caused by marching through |
dirty rivers and not having a chance to |
wash. / went four weeks without seeing |
a piece OF soap and without a change OF
so You see ! couldn't help getting |
it. We received two months pay yester
day s31 .20-aBd / have lent enough |
money so that have got $50 coming next
pay day and still have some left. Intend
to have some money when get out OF the
army. You must remember that a letter
from you is as good as pay day, but 1t
may be so that / can't always write often,
The same as 1t has been the last month.
Well, think / must close now. Re-
member me to ell the people and ! will be
home by and by. You must excuse the
paper and envelopes because every envel-
lpe sticks before you use il.
Your loving son,
CHESTER MORSE.
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NtOokpTIdge.

Chas Neff has been quite sick with grip
L. W. Clark is quite seriously ill witt
indig stion.
.zMrs. Henry Adams has returned from &
visit in Randolph.
Miss Ceinda Patnode is working for
Mrs, John Leonard.
Mrs Colby and Mrs. Joe Eubar we're In
Bethel day recently.
Rodney Lawrence and son, Mark, were
in Pittsheld day last week.
Miss Mary Boutwell, is sewing for Mrs.
Fatima Chamberlin this week.
John Durkee and Miss Jennie Wilson
were in Rochester a day last week.
Harry Holland and family of GaysviIe
visited his brother, Harris, last week.
John Barclay, wife aud son, Harold, OF
Randolph were recently in town day.
The farmers bail last Friday night was
largely attended, about 60 couples being
present.
Mrs. Fatima Chamberlin with her
daughter, Maud, visitedher daughter, Mrs.
Frank ktzer OF Rochester, last week.
Several OF the friends and neighbors OF
Foster Holmes met with him at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Putnam, Jan
10Th to celebrate his eightieth birthday
An oyster supper was served and a pleas
ant time enjoyed by all, who wished him
many more anniversaries.
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Granville.

Granville.
Fred Sweeney is seriously III.
Edna seman is working in Cornwall.
Isaac Sawyer is at home from Maiden,
Mass.
Mrs. Jennie q. Whitney was in Bethel
Tuesday. .
Andrew Baker is driving team.tor II. c.
Hubbard.
Mrs. Belle Downs is at work for Mrs.
Bert Boyd.
Mrs. T.. c. Hubbard Of Massena, n. Y,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Nellie Currier OF Rochester is at
work for Mrs. Geo. Gagnon.
Mrs. Blair bad the misfortune last Fri
day to hurt her knee quite badly.
Hattie Sawyer has finished work at
the Central House and gone home.
Gilman spooner and wife went to East
Bethel Saturday to attend the marriage OF
their daughter, Gertie.
l.. II. Simons OF W. X. junction spent
the past week IN town looking up the In
ternational Paper company's logs.
Rev. W. r. Davenport win preach in the
NJ. E. church Sunday afternoon at 3.3n
Arrangements have been made for extra
singing and large audience is expected.
All are invited.
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Obituary.

Elvira Adams Dean passed away Tues
| day morning, Jan. 10th, at seven O'Clock
| She was the daughter OF Silas and Mary
Adams. She was born in Middlebury In
1914, Her father was a drummer in the
war OF 1912 and was a Baptist minister
and a deacon OF the church. Soon after
the war he moved to Randolph, and his
name is the first one found in the charter
shown in picturesque Randolph"
They lived on what was known as the
Nathan Harwood place. She received her
education In the old school house which
stood where the Catholic church now
stands, Fifteen years ago she had long
sickness which weakened her mind and
she has lived over those school days play
ing with those she loved. She was a play
mate OF old Doctor Edison's daughters
and many Others she loved TO talk about,
who have passed away long ago.
She was married to Whitman Dean IS
years ago. She was the mother OF seven
children, four OF whom are living. S. A.
Dean OF Tunbridge, Mrs. Adellne +. Cross
OF Montana, Mrs. Hattie NJ Hoisington
OF Bethel, who lived with her and cared
for her, and Mrs. Nellie K. Baker OF
Springfield. Her husband survives her,
whois nearly SO years old.
She was a good wife, kind and loving
mother and was never weary OF doing
for others. She was ever ready TO sympa-
thize with those in trouble for she we'll
knew the sting OF sorrows and heart aches.
She peacefully passed away just as the
morning dawned, where no night shall
ever come and where she will meet her
three angel children, VINO died many
years ago 10 one short week. The good
angel took her to those loved ones where
sorrow is no more and tears never come.
Darling mother, thou hast left US
AMI the house IL seems so still,
Since thy voice is hushed forever,
Yet we know 1t was Gods will.
We miss thee, darling mother,
AT morning, noon and night,
And the old arm chair stands vacant
Since thou vert taken from orr sight.
We can see thy phantom form
Bending o'er US with thy ever loving care,
Yet we know, darling mother thou hast left us
To Join those angel children over there.
We sha miss thee. darling mother,
All the weary days and years,
And our hearts are sad and lonely
+ And our eyes are full Of tears.
Yet we trust that we shall meet thee
u.. Where no night shall ever come.
Where the Lord will say, Come, enter,
My faithful servant hath we'll done"
II. NJ II.
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Verne Perkins was in Warren over Sun
day.
II. P. Eaton and Rob Clafiin we're in
Randolph Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sprague Friday, the 18th.
Last FRIDAY Gorge Chatfield lost eight
dollars in his between o. s. Lewis and
George Marsn's.
The revival meetings are being well at
tended. Rev. Mr.. Hutchins OF Barre will
remain this week.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, presiding elder.
Will preach in the NJ. r. church Saturday
evening and Sunday afternoon at /: 80.
The last quarterly conference will be held
saturday evening. Alvsn Mann and Rev.
Mr.. Hutchins have been holding meetings
IN the church last week and this week
with good success.
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Frank Thayer was in Chittenaen last
Thursday.
Mrs. Chauncy Boutwell, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. b. Mills.
Chas. CLARK and wife were in Chitten.
den Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Porter visited her sister.
Mrs. Bert Boutwell,, last week.
Mrs. Mary Packard and daughter, Ida.
visited Mrs. Chas. Boutwell, recently.
Miss Pearl Davis entertained IS of her
friends the 18th, it being her 18th birth.
day.
Fred Williamson and wife OF Bethel
spent Sunday with his brother, J. S.
Williamson.
Charles Clark lost one OF his horses last
week Il had fit and died while return
ing from GaysvIlle.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Asahel Boutwell, Thursday, Feb. ist
All are cordially invited.
J. 5. Davis had a narrow escape from
lnlnry the 18th. As he was removing his
last block from his shed it collapsed. a
large timber striking near him.
Twenty-three relatives and friends Of
Mr.. Almira Woodland called on her Jan.
18Th 10 remind her OF her seth birthday.
Sake ana couee were served. They left
Sz.2o In money and other small presents.
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Having thoroughly built over our grist
mill, we are prepared to do good and quick
| work for our customers. Our price for
| grinding is six cents per hundred. Give
US your patronage and we will try to
! please you. 3w A. A. SroRRs.
Mrs. J. H. Buck is on the sick sist.
John Booth is buying hard wood logs.
A. B. Bowen was in Randolph Saturday.
d. B. Buck was in Brookfield a day last
Week.
Miss selman visited at VIM. Smiths
Saturday.
Geo. Goss and wife OF Montpelier were
in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherlock were in
the place Saturday.
Miss Eva Pember spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A. b. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rosebrook Wis
tied at Geo. Turner's the first OF the week.
John Abbott, son OF L. H. Abbott, who
has been quite sick at the Normal, is i'm
proving,
Rev. Miss Selma, who has been stopping
at VIM. Smiths few days, has returned
to East Randolph.
At the whist party at II. r. Wright's
Friday evening Mrs. Lewis Clifford scored
plus 25 and Don Clifford minus 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Este Chamberlain spent
Saturday and Sunday with their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Xix.
Middle Branch grange installed officers
Wednesday evening, the 18th. The next
meeting will be Wednesday, Feb. 9TH, in
the afternoon.
Sylvester Spooner surprised people
little by telling II. w. Fowler to pass the
cigars at his expense. The bride is a strang-
er to most OF the people here, but all wish
them happy life together.
White River Valley Pomona held
meeting in Grange hall Saturday the Goth,
but on account OF rain the attendance was
small. Instruction was given in the 9th
degree. The next meeting will be held at
the same place the 2lth OF February.
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DR.. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel was in town
last Friday.
y T.. Graham OF Montpelier was In town
on business last Tuesday.
Mrs. James Thompson OF Montpelia
called on friends here last Friday.
Miss Ella ssinyer Of Randolph visited
at +. c. Bachelors over Sunday.
There will be an old-fashioned candy
pull at the hall Wednesday evening Jan
81, 20 which every one is invited.
Mrs. Golden Prentice and daughter Of
Northtieli. raber Prentice and Frank
huntly OF Granville, were at George Prea'
tice's last Sunday.
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LillIeSvIlle.

Mrs. Charles Brown is sick with the
grip.
Mrs. e. e. Noble has returned home from
Bethel.
Mrs. X. G. West spent a few days ia
Woodstock last week.
Thomas Duckette OF New York has
moved into the Bundy house.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Dean OF Tunbridge
were here to attend the funeral Of his
mother, Mrs. Whitman Dean.
Mrs. Whitman Dean passed quietly
away Tuesday morning after being con-
fined in bed only one day. She was S5
years, months and DAYS old. The fu.
neral services were held at the home
Thursday, Rev. W. F. Hill Officiating.
lnterment was made In the Bethel Lymp
cemetery. Those from out OF town were
Hiram Dean and wife Of Gaysville and Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Dean Of Tunbridge
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Fred Allen closed his school last Friday
and is at home.
Mrs. Herman Allen visited in Bethel a
few days last week.
A son was born to Albert Churchill and
wife last Sundsy night.
Jennie Miller was at Heman Aliens
during the absence OF Mrs. Allen.
A goodly number went to Pomfret to
the social Friday evening, where they
were we'll entertained.
Please remember the exhibition and
spelling school, which will be ut the hall
Saturday evening. Everybody come
and help.
Frank Billings, Fred Allen and Jennie
Miller attended the meeting at Sharon
Monday evening. A good deal OF inter.
est has been manifested under the preach g.
ing OF Evangelist Whittier, together with
the united efforts OF the pastors, and many
have made start in the Christian life.
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Fred Jacobs was in Roxbury Sunday.
l.. l.. Dickerman was in Randolph Tues.
day.
Mr., Graham OF Montpelier was in town
Tuesday.
John ordway of Roxbury visited friends
here Sunday.
Miss Josie Gushea is working for Mrs.
Bell Of Roxbury.
Mrs. Myron Flint and infant daughter.
Maude, are i'll with colds
Glenn Wilson OF Randolph made a short
call on friends here Sunday.
Kate Tierney has been visiting Miss
Hannah Hanlon In Roxbury.
Mrs. NJ. II, Richardson and Mrs. J. E.
Iierney we're IN Randolph Thursday.
Lawyer A. @. Whitman OF South ROYAL.
ton was In town on business Monday.
II. A. Il. Richardson, wife and son.
Harry, OF Roxbury visited his son, Mer-
ton, Sunday.
Mrs. James Thompson OF Montpelier
visited at l.. l.. Dickerman's Friday and
Saturday OF last week.
few friends were gathered at l.. l..
Dlckerman's Friday evening to hear
gramophone and spend the evening. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
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liz wiz saved Him.

"My wife's good advice saved my liie
writes r. NJ. Ross OF Winfield, Tenn ioi
| bad such a bad cough ! could hardy
breathe, steadily grew worse under doe.
tors treatment, but NV wife urged me 70
use DIR. Kings New Discovery for con,
sumption, which completely cured ne
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Ia Gripp,
Pneumonia, Asthma, Hay Fever ana sl
maladies OF Chest, Throat and Lungs ere
positively cured by this marvellous medi'
cine. soc. and 100. Every bottle guar
anteed.
Trial bottles free at Drew & Leonsrds
drug store at Randolph, VT.