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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
WAhTED-ACENTS.


THE DESERET NEWS HAVING PUR.
chased the printing plant OF Geo O. Can
con & Sons, is now the exclusive Church
publishing house We will make special
inducements to book agents and canvass
ers desiring to handle Church works. Ref
erences required. There Is a splendid Held
throughout Utah and surrounding states
for bright canvassor In these lines. Send
for free catalogue.
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COMMERCE BLOCK SOLD.
P. H. Laman Pays 100000 for Valua'
Bile Piece OF Property.

The Commerce block on the corner Of
Second South and West Temple streets
has been purchased by r. II. Lannan
from Henry W Lawrence, Florence X.
woodruff and Frank Godbe, Us former
owners. 1t is understood that the con
alteration apprentices $4,000. The
property has a rs foot frontage on Sec
ond South street and 1855 foot frontage
ON West Temple. There Is at present
upon the property three-story build
ing I5xS0 feet and a one story building
facing West Temple, and containing
three store rooms with Is foot 'front.'
age. The principal tenants of the build
ing are: the Hin Drug company Hub
hard Real Estate and Investment COM
many Hines Produce company, Gala
hnnis book store, Frank officer Rog-
ers Cigar company and the Federation
of Labor. IL was stated today that Mt
Tannan purchased the property as a
nermnnent investment and among real
estate dealers II Is generally the opinion
that the Commerce block property at
500 900 Is a very fine investment which
vii without much greater outlay net a
pood rate Of interest on The money in
vested FOR many years TO come What
Mr. Iannan Intends 20 do With the
nroperty is not stated.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

1'-,.-'v'1- -
REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and forage Rooms lgB aud i2s $. W. Temple
ST C0ntInental Market Rldg) Moving Stor.
age aud Packing Of H. II. Goods specially.
Phone 555 Y. r. r. Redman. Manager
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1000 very fine home grown palms and
'erns for sale at greatly reduced
prices, from now to Xmas. also winter
blooming plants. Finest cut flowers
and floral designs Mt lowest prices, at
IFS south Main street.
CRAMER THE FLORIST
Telephone gQ6
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

ONE GRAY MARE ABOUT 10 YEARS
old, weight about nino hundred lbs.i one
black mare about years old, hind feet
white " the above described animals are
not claimed and taken away on Ter before
Nov. "a. 1871 they will b. sold at city estray
pound at y. IN. John D, Mattox. pound
Keeper
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

LEWIS n. LACH, SOi STATE STREET.
New and second hand furniture bought, sold
and exchanged. Bargains In everything,
Don't buy before calling on me. New line
up TO- date heating stoves.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL GLASSES
Of work. No contract too big None too
small A. H. Hamlln. contractor and builder,
rear 255 Main S. Phone 1857. Res. 1884,
Princeton Ave
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We pay per cent interest per an
mum on 81 to $1,000 lions savings
Bank & Trust Company. Joseph f.
Smith. President; George NJ. Cannon,
cashier
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LAMPS AND RsFLscroRs.

COPPER BRASS, TIN AND SHEET IRON
work Metal spinning, general repairing.
o. stoned, y u. Third 40 e,
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PAINTING AND pApgRnANclNc.

ALWAYS THE REST PAINT AND
painters. All kinds Of painting. interior nni
exterior, Satisfactory work promptly done
at most reasonable prices paperhanRing
the stay.on kind, W, A. Duyall, III W.
Second South Phone lii5-k
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SpIINE AND RAIL.

Travelling Passenger Agent Prultt Of
the Burlington Is in Los Angeles on
business
General Agent w. H. Donnell OF the
Midland Is threatened with fever and 81
unable TO be out.
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POST OFFICE
In The STORE.

Books, Views Xmas cards and Cal-
endarg wrapped and mailed TO any
part of the world, post paid BUY carry
and reach your friends IN time.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Dcseret News, Props
II and 10 Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23

Everybody eats II. Nothing beats IT,
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for It every day. Health follows.
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r. *. THOMAS.

% per cent of our entire stock Of Fur
Scaris. Collarettes, Capes and Goats.
No reserve.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RELATD.
Called Tor and delivered promptly Rest
equipped plant In tho city, Phone 1908 s l..
cleaning Works corner 9Th W. IS. Temple.
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PALMisTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ CHARGES
are 50 cents and one Dollar Prof Sterling
Palmist J3l :. Main St.
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Collected Tor honest men, from honest
men. Some people don't Ike M.
Merchants Protective Association
FRANCIS G. LUKE, GEM MGR.
Scientific collectors Of honest debts.
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osrEoPATHY.

WE TREAT ALL ACUTE AND CHRoN-
ic diseases. Correspondence and lnvestlga-
ton solicited Drs Mcdowell and Carpenter
2i2 D. n. Walker Bldg
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SHOE AND HARNESS OIL.
upHoL STEERING AND REPAIRING,


loc worth saves II %, Makes shoes water
proof and tough Agents wanted. = Il. end 20
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DRrssMAKINo.

THE LATEST FASHIONS AT MOST
reasonable prices. Ladies' negligee garments
made TO order, Dry Goods Notions, etc. 3gi
State 81.
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NOTICE 40 HOLDERS OF COUNTY
WARRANTS.

All registered County warrants under
register number 1887 are now payable
at my Office. w, H. DALE,
County Treasurer,
Salt Lake City, Nov 22nd, 1901
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Appiequist's MlIk Bread,

q per cent on on childrens' Dresses,
apes 6 10 IA years; all new.
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CLEANING, oYsINo 4 REPAIRING.

UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN.
ing Co.. 80 H. 9rd So, Tel Niz. Fine work, toa'
sonable prices. Send US your clothes.
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IlrAIl CnAL,

Castle Gate, Sunnyside, Winter Quar-
tiers and Clear Creek lump and all
kinds in nut. Anthracite. all sizes, 70
South Main street Telephone 429.
d. j. SHARE, Agent.
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LOST.

OR sTRAYED FROM az so. 9TH WEST,
light Jersey Heller, 8 months old, white spot
ia forehead Finder please return aud BIO
rewarded. Il. g. Winter.
BETwR EN- OFFICE OF CONSOLIDATED
Implement Co on State ST. and corner OF
Second south and Main, Detroit stove
Works Co." vest pocket memorandum book
containing Information OF value 20 no one
but the owner Leave nj Office OF Conso.i-
dated Implement Co and got reward.
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Held & co. have moved their insur-
ance Office to Cullen Hotel
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CHRIsrENsEN,s BANGING AcADEM

Adults wishing TO join our classes
Inns term must 10 so Monday, Noyem-
Der %
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ROYAL zWIEBACR.
pure clean, healthy good for every
body, l0c per doz. For sale at the
Royal. 252 south Main.
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pAlMisTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ. caABs,gInn,'
are 50 cents and One Dollar Prof. s'er"''
pHlmist, 93l 4. Main 81
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TRUNKS AND Gags.

d. 4. GALLAGHER, TRUNK FAoTOkl,g
+ Ord 80 Buy the GALLAGHER trunk airS5s
from the factory and save % per cent ~
Main street rents TO pay.
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oMMrRCiALANp sAy,Gs Rank

UTAH COMMEKUIAL MD NAVUS HANK
Interest paid on savings, w. f..
Armstrong, prest,, p. W Madsen, vice.
prest, j.. NJ Game, cashier,
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Many people are suffering fearfully
from indigestion or dyspepsia, when
one single bottle Of HERB1NE would
bring about prompt and permanent
cure, A few doses viii do more for q
weak stomach than prolonged course
OF any other medicine Price. so cents.
z. G NJ |. Drug Dept.
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FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS GALL
at l. X L. Furniture \ Carpet Installmont
House Terms Il on so, $40 on 500, is T.
End South. T. Sorensen. Tel AS X,
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TopAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. M, 80; II a. M, 55; 70 o'clock
noon, IS; p. m'' O6'
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FlRE-PRooF SAFES.

ALL KINDS BOUGHT SOLD AND EX-
changed, Salt Lake safe & Lock Co., 2i7 Main
St n w. Parker, Manager.
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES
bought sold and exchanged. Western Mfg'rs
agency. liz W. End So, opposite Y. o,
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sTRAYEp.

FROM THE IOWA STABLE. ONE SOR-
re mare, slit In ear branded j, r, on lett
thigh one block horse, years old one bay
mare, years old one roam COW dehorned;
ole rol COW. tips o. horrs ayed OF Suitable
reward.
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BEST EQUIPPED PLANT INTHE OITY
niture made new. Phone O59L :. L. Mat
tress and Mfg Co, la5-i57 W. 50. Temple St.
IOe SOUTH stats u. JOHNSON
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r. *. THOMAS,

A lot Of childrons Jackets to IA
years, N25 sl75 1926, about rs per
cent on, to close.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY PERSON KNOWING TIE ADJ
dress OF Mr., ]. ?. Read or tho Wade Corset
company, will confer favor on the Deseret
News by forwarding same TO this office
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Patronizo stores That Display
1--WE Give Trading Stamps" (signs,)
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

OLIVER Il. MEREDITH TRUNK FAC
tory. 1856 Main ----
TRUNK repairing and at the most reason
able prices David l. GALLAGHER, ~ " 5ru -
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SIGNS, SCENERY. ETC.

PETERSON, ~ RlCHARDs, ST. PHONE
ass-i ringa Banners, show Paintings, etc.
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HAT FACTORY.

HAVE YOUR OLD HAT RBPAikBp
made good a. new Blocked Into style, clea ,Io,
oe redyed. new trimmings SIS. salt LAKE w.
Factory, 20 l. LIST So or 10 N. 70. remDe y,
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0 PER CENT INTEREST ON Ofry
property. Wlcks 90 So state 81. -
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PHYSICIANS.
MONEY TO LOAN

DIR; =, s. PAYNE ~ MAIN. SPECIAL.
ist Diseases Of women and chlldron s,,lEI'
faction guaranteed. Call or writa '''''
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Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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ON PIANOS, OFFICE OR HoUsEgofn
furnture no removal; $50 u Main 81 rom q
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a.l:I.l.lll..l.Il.l.I.!.IIl.:I.::..!..
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HELP WANTED.

A GIRL FOR LIGHT HousEwoRR, AT
once. 10 w. So Temple
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! LOAN ONLY NY OWN MONEY, VA
commission, no third party. no eastern COM NV
pany' no delay. low ratios, many option
Russell l.. Tracy. 2ye Main
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sALEsM EN- WANTED.

'>--e--e-~-S-
SIN. CAPABLE Statesmen FOR sPEoI-
atty line 10 contract for 1902 Address
Guenther, Box SO, Chicago. III.
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4 securities company Is now broache,
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT,
roomy house In Bouutiful-adapted to pub
lie Inn. A, koyser
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MALE HELP WANTED.

---~---f~-s7
NTED- MAN IN EACH COUNTY TO
represent old established hOnsc solid dnan-
ciai standings straight bona fds weekly
cash salary OF rs 90, paid by check each
Wednesday with all expenses direct from
headquarters money advanced for expenses.
Manager, 8s7 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
YOUNG MEN for Railway Mall Clerks.
Interstate Cores. Inst, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
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NEW METHOD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Good help supplied on short notice. POSI-
lions furnishe! on reasonable terms. Phone.
1850 VS.. DE Almond, Mgr, 2sk r. End south,
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OPTICIANS.
WATCH MAKERS.

JOHN f. BOES, MANUFACTURING
Jewsler. Engraving. JeVelry Repairing
Medals The Latest Novelties In JewelY
go Main ST.
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GOOD ALL AROUND BUTCHER WITH
small capital Excellent opportunity Cali
atstOre, corner 9Th south and 3rd East
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SPECIAL.
LiEs lNsuRANoE,

INSURANCE IN THE CONN MUIUAb
tlculars A. MACPHERSON, 6gI Progress Bldg
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The Christmas vsrmonter.

The Christmas issue of this popular
state magazine cannot fail to please Yer
monters at home and abroad. IL is de-
voted largely TO women and their clubs
and among the numerous halt-tones is
one Of Mrs. y. j. Whitehiu OF White
River Junction, corresponding secretary
OF the Vermont Federation OF Woman S
clubs. Mrs. Julia c. r. Dorr contributes
the leading article, "Women of the Past. =
A sketch, with portrait, Of John G. SAKE
is contributed by Mary Sollace SAKE, with
copious extracts from his best poems.
The new assistant secretary Of the navy,
Hon. Charles III. Darling, is the subject OF
readable article and the entire issue is
well worth preserving.
The editor, c. S. Forbes, has made eX-
tensive plans for 1902 among the features
being an unpublished story on "Farm
Life in Vermont by the late Rowland T.
Robinson; history OF the st. Albans raid
by the leader of the raiders; articles dis
cussing the advantages Vermont Offers
Young Men, the birthplace of Chester A
Arthur, illustrated, and contributions
from senator Proctor, Helen NJ. Winslow
Mrs. Julia G. II. Dorr, Senator Dillingham;
G. j. Bell. Hon. II. Henry Powers and
other equally well-known, prominent mer
and women.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-12

w. J. Carpenter is at work in Granville.
Mrs. Julia Durkee was reported very low
on Saturday.
r. p Nichols has gone to Hancock to
work for +. o. Kennedy.
Miss Gertrude Rich went last week to
Leominster, Mass, to work.
+. w. Wetmore returned on Monday OF
last week from Keene. N. IL.
+. L. Herrick returned last week from a
several days stay in Barnard.
George Fisk and wife of st. Adams spent
Wednesday Of last week in town.
Earl Bean Of Mortified spent a part OF
last week with Mrs. +. p. Bean, his grand
mother.
Charles Wiley slipped on the ice last
Tuesday, breaking one hip quite badly,
Or. Judkins OF Northfield is attending
him.
The Whist club met at z. S. Stanton's
on Saturday evening. The next one viii
be this week Saturday evening at II. T.
Worcesters.
Clair Cady was called to Lyndonville on
Saturday by the death of his cousin, who
will be well remembered here as Miss Bes-
sic Douglas.
In spite Of the storm Tuesday evening
about twenty friends and neighbors gath
cred at the home OF e. G. Flint, it being
his birthday. Refreshments were served
during the evening and pleasant time
was enjoyed by all present.
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the Lakeside hospital at Cleveland, Ohio.
DIR Raunev was appointed superintendent
/ at Long Island IN 1900. He had been EN-
ployed as inferno for seven years in the
Massachusetts state almshouse at Iewks-
/ bury, first holding the position Of inferno
and the last five years being assistant
superintendent He is married ana
graduate Of Dartmouth Medical college.
DR. Ranney is the son OF the late joel
Ranney Of Pittsfield and is well known in
Bethel and vicinity, especially IN base BAN
circles. At one time he was one OF the
{ crack players on the Bethel baseball team,
His many friends here are greatly pleased
at his Advancement.
r. h. Ford, engineer on the G. V. r. r.,
met Seleetmen Noble and Flint Monday
/ TO see II the town and the railroad could
not agree on some method of obViating the
dangerous features OF the FINLEY brldge
crossing, in accordance with the recent
| recommendation of the board OF railroad
commissioners. Levels were taken 10
ascertain the height Of the top OF the rails
I from the river a few rods below the cross
1 ing. This was found to be only ia feet.
/ These figures do away with all thought OF
an underpass. which would need about
twelve feet in the clear and the structure
OF the track would take three feet more,
and then the river in spring would De sew
/ eral feet higher lhbn az present. olu III
hahitants can remember before the days
OF the railroad that the river came in next
the road a short distance below here.
When the railroad was built a short cut
was made for the river and two bridges
saved. Engineer Ford estimated that,
even 10 feasible, an uuderpass would cost
about 81, 800. An examination was made
OF the route following the western bank
Of the river and this seemed themost prac-
ticaule. # would probably come into the
main road near Il. II. Chamberlin's. Some
up-hill work would be saved if il could be
extended to the fiat on which the Goss
farm is located, but there are some ugly
lodges located on the bank on the Kit
tredge farm.
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To close the estate OF Lucinda w. Smith,
late OF Brookiield, deceased, / will sell at
the residence of Mr.. +. II. Allis, Brook
field, ON December 9th, 1901, at ten
o'clock a. M, the following securities:
1. Note, A. III. Chaffee, Corning, Iowa,
$780, Dated Jan. /, 1895, due Jan. /, 1903,
interest go. Secured by first mortgage
on lots 10 and II Grove addition to Corn
ing, Iowa.
?. Note, c. b. Fisk, Brookfield, s163.S0.
Dated Jan. 10, 1888, due ON demand, inter
est g e, unsecured.
3. Collateral Trust Bond, National
Mortgage and Debenture Company, Bos-
ton, No. A 10, $500. Dated Jan. 2, 1ssN
due Jan. !, 1898, interest go. Secured by
collateral securities In hands OF receiver,
two dividends OF $50 and $40, respectively,
having been paid.
I. Tax deed TO y. +. I. Section 81,
Township II, Range "a, Ness County,
Kansas.
3. Deed to 5. W. 1, Section p, Town
ship 81, Range 20 Meade County, Kansas.
s. Note, Jacob Noltz, Lawrence, Kan
sas, 500. Dated Dec. .. 1891, due Jan. !,
1905. interest SO. Secured by first mort
gage on y. of n. w. I, Section %, Town
ship 81, Range p, Cherokee County,
Kansas.
Further particulars given at time OF sale.
w. S. ALIlS, Executor
Estate Lucinda W. smith.
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$3.50
RAR MEETING.

A meeting Of the Orange County Bar as
ISOLATION was held on the evening OF the
first day Of the term.
Ex-Governor Farnham read fine bio
graphical sketch OF the late Hon. Charles
b. Leslie of Wells River, who, until his de-
cease, was the senior member of the assoc
citation. Brief eulogistic remarks upon
Mr.. Leslie were made by Messrs Smith,
Boyden and j. X. Darling. The associa-
tion voted to print Ex-Governor Farm
hams address.
The main interest OF the meeting CEN
tered around the following resolution,
which was offered by NJ. Nj. Wilson:
'Be 1t resolved that the present system
of prosecuting offences against the liquor
law has not the support and sympathy OF
the majority of the members OF the bar
because the procedure in such cases is an
exception and an anomaly in our proceed
ure. That offenders against the prohibit
tory law should be allowed the benefit OF
the same procedure and rules of evidence
as obtain in the trial OF other and more
serious offences"
This resolution provoked a vigorous
discussion. II was favored by NJ. NJ. Will
son, +. w. Smith and J. ID. Denison, and
opposed by Ex-Governor Farnham, j. X.
Darling, c. S. Emery, n. L. Boyden and
States Attorney Conant
On motion of Mr.. Boyden the resolution
was dismissed, Mr.. Wilson alone voting
against Mr. Boyden's motion. The posi-
ton OF the Orange County bar, as at pres
ent constituted, would seem to be quite
emphatic in favor Of the present law and
procedure.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

2OO-yard spools Of thread, 1e each. 10e
doz Try H. A. G.. OsGOOD Il Co.
NIB. We shall take Christmas poultry
Dee 18th.
/ John Clark is failing very last.
Annie Young is at work for g. Nj. Waldo.
Willis Waldo is among the sick ones.
Mrs. A. G. Osgood is able to be around
again.
Herbert l. Kemp has gone to his school
in New Hampton, y. II.
Miss Stella Vinson is teaching school in
South Randolph again this winter
DR.. u. 5. Lane OF Bridgewater called ON
II. #. Sprague and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred +. Smith are rejoicing
over the birth Of a daughter, bonn Dec. H.
Crosby TYLER has finished work for Geo.
W. CARPENTER and returned to his home IN
Randolph.
Miss Eva Barup is at work for Fred =.
Smith and Mrs. John Tyler is caring Tor
Mrs. Smith.
Henry Moulton is working for John
Dickerman this winter and John terrls
for f. s. Hall.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. George Poor next Wednes-
day, Dec. 18th.
Arthur Smiths brother, Fred, IS staying
with him this winter, doing chores and
going to school.
Dorothy Pierce, who has been visiting
her grandparents in Tunbridge, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. e. c. Jenness has gone to Brook
field where she expects TO spend the winter
at Hayden Gaylord's.
A. W. Luck has finished his labors for
C. ID. Osgood and Edward Sprague is
working there this winter.
School opened in the new school build.
ing last Monday with Miss Belle WEIGH of
Randolph in the upper grade and Miss
MAY Palmer of Jonesville in the lower
grade. The school teachers are boarding
at G. II. Monkeys. The school building is
finished, with the exception OF the heating
apparatus, which will be put in at later
date. Stoves are being used for the pres
cUt,