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Commandant Lotter Executed.
(Rv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Fress.J
Middelburg, Cape Colony, Oct. 12.-
Commandant Lotter, the Cape rebel
whose commando consisting almost
wholly Of rebels was captured south of
Petersburg in September and who was
sentenced to death, was executed yes
terday morning.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-12
iRy Associated Press. }


Des Moines. Iowa, Oct. l2.-The state
supreme court decided that that city has
no statutory authority to demand fina,
in violation OF the Iowa mulct law pre-
hibjtiug open saloons on election days.
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ON NORTHERN PACIFIC.
North Coast Limited Derailed Between
Butte and Deer Lodge.
(By Associated Pre-.

(by Associated freSS.)
Helena. Oct. 1.-THE Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited, westbound, is re~
ported to be badly wrecked between
Deer Lodge and Butte, with all cars de.
rallied except the observation car. and
the engine was overturned. No particu.
lars as to the cause, or injury to passen.
gers Is obtainable.
A Wrecking train was started from
Garrison by way of Helena, and from,
parties on this train it was learned that
the wreck occurred about s O'Clock last
night
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-12
Manila Transport Arrives.
(Rv Associated Press }

San Francisco, Oct. 12.-The United
States transport Fitzpatrick. with the
Thirteenth infantry on board arrived
here today, thirty days from Manila.
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MGR, Garcia SAM Dies.
fRv Associated Press,) }

| Lima Peru, Oct 12-MonsignOr Garcia
SAM, a domestic prelate to the pope and
rector OF Santo Toribio college, Is dead.
He was highly distinguished member
OF the Peruvian priesthood.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-12
Sensation at Bozeman.

st. Paul. Oct. PA Bozeman, Mont.
special to the Dispatch says: John Black,
a wealthy rancher, resident of Gala
tin Valley died last night from morphine
poisoning His wife and hired man are
under arrest, charged with the crime.
BLACK Is said to be over 80 years of age.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-12
Two Divorces Granted.

Judge Harvey granted two divorces on
defaults Of the defendants this afternoon.
s r. Austin was divorced from his wife,
Mary A. Austin. and Matte Il. Taylor
was divorced from Alex j. Taylor. The
divorces were granted on the ground OF
desertiOn.
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Were British Warships.
NV Associated PreSs.)

st. Johns, N. F., Oct. 12.-It is now
reported that the apparently disabled
steamer and the othev by which it was
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-12
Lady Curzon at Bombay.
INV Associated Press.)

Bonbay, Oct. 2.-Lady Curzon OF
KeddSeston, wife Of the viceroy of India,
arrives here today from Europe.
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EAST BARNARD.
. Rrailev is unite i'll.

Edwin Bradley is quite i'll.
c. r. Munsell and children were at 5.
NJ. Shows Sunday.
Emily Churchill has returned TO her
work at c. w. Graves
Irene Graves is taking music lessons Of
Miss Harvey Of Woodstock.
Mr.. WEIGH Of Boston is visiting bis
brother-in-law Geo. Brown.
Len Clogston has sold his part Of the
farm to his father, Geo. Clogston.
w. II. Howe and win Abbott are work
ing on Mr.. Lancey's summer residence.
Oscar Allen and wife OF Boston came to
attend the birthday party Of his father,
Harry Allen.
Mrs. Hattie Leonard Of Keene, n. H.,
was guest of Mrs. G. A. Miller from Fri
day night until Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Don OF Boston, who are
staying at win Abbott's, are rejoicing
over the birth of a little daughter
Uncle Harry Allen celebrated his S7th
birthday last Monday. The guests were
Oscar Allen and wife OF Boston, Mrs.
Chas. Vaughan, +. /. Graves and wife, Mrs.
Amity Allen, Mrs. G.. A. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Rhodes. They enjoyed nice
dinner after which the time was taken up
with readings, singing and visiting. He
was well remembered by those present and
received several gifts from absent friends.
He is quite poorly, but his friends hope he
will be better when the warm days come.
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SOUTH sTocKBRIDGE.

J. S. Davis has taken the Mrs. d. Flint
farm TO carry on this year.
Mrs. Waldo Perkins and son were al
Mrs. Marcia Longley's last week Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Boutwell, of Rutland is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Mills, this
week
Miss Belle Newell is home from the
Whitcomb High school in Bethel on
account of i'll health.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Mary Packard Thursday, the I'D.
All are cordially invited.
II. b. Mills sold three dressed hogs
Wednesday to Howard Mason TO be
shipped to Franklin, n. II.
Alonzo Reyes sold nice cow to Mrs.
Bartlett Taggart last week. There is quite
demand for cows but they are low in
price.
News has been received here Of the
marriage OF Miss Ella Congdon of Ludlow
to viii st. John of Burlington. The
latter place will be their home.
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Train Up a Child .

The biographers of future builders OF
note, architects and public-spirited men
and women who help TO make beautiful
towns, will attribute their early inclina-
tons TO a youthful interest in @Herald-
vile, The Boston Sunday Herald's col
ored town, to cut out and set up. This
educational toy feature OF The SUNDAY
Herald has captured both parents and
children since its inception. II is issued
with "Fun, The Sunday Herald's colored
comic paper, which is brim fun Of humor
and clever illustrations, and beautiful
song with colored cover design. Tine
Boston Herald has for years held the
proud distinction Of "New Englandis
Greatest Newspaper, - and this new addi
ton Is al once surprising work OF art.
enterprise and progressiveness. Il should
be IN every home. s.HeraldviIIe. b the
colored town to cut ont and set M. is The
greatest feature for children ever devised.
= rain up a child in the way ne should 20;
from it, 80
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BROAD BROOK.

Baxter Roberts is working for A. G.
Gibson.
G, W. Graves is slowly improving from
his last illness.
Mrs. John Adams has been visiting her
mother at No Pomfret.
AL Pitkin commenced his work last
week for n. ID. and F. Il. Rowland.
Miss Clara Allen, who has been visiting
friends at Quechee, has returned home.
Byron Allen, who has been very i'll the
past week, remains about the same.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and Mrs. Lizzie Riford
of So. Royalton visited their parents sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs f. ID. Burke visited their
daughters at Woodstock the first OF the
week.
Chas. Allen arrived Saturday from Leb-
anon, n. H., to spend few days with his
parents.
Mrs. Ethan Allen and children from
Pittsfield were guests of Mrs. Lyman Al
len Sunday.
Miss Louise Pennington went Saturday
to So. Royalton where she is to work for
Mrs. j. III. Hewett.
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oAYsvILIE.

james Kill has moved to Barnard.
Edward Coughlin is on the sick list.
Lewis Richardson has returned to Bos-
ton.
Bert Harrington is moving to the Dewey
place.
Several children here have whooping
cough.
Elbridge Whitcomb was in Bethel last
Monday.
Joel Waller returned to Concord, n. H.,
last Saturday.
Wilbur Boutwell, is moving to his
fathers farm.
Mrs. Farmer OF Boston has been in town
few days recently.
ID. T. Proctor of Boston was at Martin
Wyman's over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gordon OF Barre was at p.
Nj. Nye's few days recently.
Mrs. G. |. Wheat of Bethel visited
friends and relatives here last week.
1t is reported that the cars will not run
for awhile until new arrangements are
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton of Pomfret visited
at their Cousins, Charles Newton's, over
Sunday.
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wILLIAMsT oWN.

Miss Eta wnfore is working at Ed
/ Poor's.
Mrs. Newell Farnham has been quite III
Of late.
Guerdon Martin recently lost one OF his
Z team horses.
Walter Granger has had piazza added
to his house.
Miss Agnes Williams is working for
| Daniel Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bosworth were in
! Berlin last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dragon visited in
East Barre last Sunday.
Erskine Rowell has bought driving
horse of DIR. l.. b. Watson.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard has returned from
a winters stay in Plainfield.
Miss Nellie Daley of Sharon is visiting
her mother, Mrs. George Savery.
Elwin Whitney has improved in health
so he is able to ride to the village.
John Bacon, who lives on the Mortified
road, had an auction last Thursday.
Mrs. Dennis Carlin is in Island Pond
taking care of her mother, who is sick.
An Italian family viii soon move into
the house on Quarry street vacated by
Oliver Stone.
Mr.. ana MIS-. 70. House ana MIS-. Nellie
Elliott were in Mortified the 9th to attend
the funeral OF George Denny.
Several of the Modern Woodmen OF
America visited Maple Leaf Camp at
Graniteville last Thursday night.
The Sunday evening services at the diff
ferent churches have been changed to
commence at 1880 o'clock through the
summer.
One of the 2-weeks'- old twin daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Covill died last
and was buried Sunday in the
village cemetery.
There will be no exercises in town Me
mortal day, but there will be memorial
services at the Cong'l church the 26th and
a sermon by Rev. ID. M. Strong.
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SHARON.

Mrs. Emeline Marsh is gradually failing
Rev. E. f. Grant was in town the first OF
the week.
Hattie Cilley returned to Tewksbury,
Mass, Saturday.
A. w. Densmore and wife spent Sunday
in South Royalton.
Fred Manley is making extensive repairs
on his livery stable.
George Chamberlin of Manchester, n. H.,
is with his grandparents.
Messrs. Ward and Corcoran of Connecti-
cut are in town buying cattle.
o. c. sawyer and Fred Manley were in
Boston last week buying horses.
The pupils in the grammar department
of the village school having the highest
rank for the month ending May 10 are
Mary c. Noyes, 1914. Addie Joyce. as.2,
Florence Shortt, 97.5, Gertrude Kimball,
972, Blanche Thurston. 81.
NJ. +. BARTLETT, Teacher.
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Real Estate BARGAINS.

No. Y. House and half acre OF land in q
near by village. Within 20 rods of post
office, stores, etc. Price only 200 for cash
as the owner wants her money at once.
No. o.. House and barn and half acre OF
land m Bethel; neverfailing water and
good fruit. Price $50 for cash.
No. IS. l35 acre farm, miles from
Bethel station, mile to school. Good
sugar orchard, cuts 10 tons hay, grated
fruit, running water, buildings in good
condition and are insured for $50 Price
for entire farm only $1,000, half OF which
can remain on mortgage.
No. n. 100 acres within miles Of 3lor
people on main travelled road; % rods
from excellent school. 1000 cords wood
5000 feet spruce and hemlock. grated
apples. pears, plums and cherries in album
dance. Moving level free from stone
soil black loan. Neverfailiug water al
house and barn. New COW barn costing
-1.01l, also horse barn and carriage shed.
Price for farm 5000 or viii sell stock and
tools also az fair valuation. This is one 81
the best farms In this vicinity and is well
u-rrfh inrcsfig1ti z.
WILSON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bethel.
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sTocKsRIpeE.

Henry Baker was in Bethel o''
week I, I'd.
Mrs. Edwina Paine is boarding AZ
/ Bents. ,-,.iting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rand are ''"
in Royalton. ,,srs
Charles Durkee and Charles Niius'
in Rochester Friday. ,,--,bs
Joseph Eubar and Mrs. frea
were in Rochester Monday. -,ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Blackmet
friends in East Bethel recently Ms
Mrs. Fatima Chamberlin 9lu
Galen Fish were in Bethel sstnrua5 lad
There was dance at Lamb 5a noe
Friday evening with good aIlell,'. I, Of
Antonio Amelio and MydoT dl.st1rdsy.
Rochester were at A. +. Baker .iih
The Ladies' Aid society wall n li'sruoon,
Mrs. A. I. Baker on WEDNESDAY "i''
MAY p. 80, rlors b
Mrs. Antonio Amelio. MIS- Il Betbd
Lucia and Mrs. Nellie Neh were =
Saturday. So. John
A son was born to Mr.. ana Ms shori
Leonard Thursday but liyed oHi'
time. The burial was SATURDAY and
Mrs. Antonio Amelio Of 90 Csnier
Miss Fora B. Lucia OF atel
visited Mrs. Carl Nell last WesA
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Windsor County Court.
June Term. 1901.

The docket for this term is just out. The
term Mill begin Tuesday, June attn; lion.
Russell 5. Taft presiding judge, ana Hon.
Chas. II. Markham and Hon. Milo ,. Buck,
assistant judges.
The cases on the docket OF interest in
this part Of the county include the
following
We. Shaw vs.. Frank Durkee & Almon
trover
&C. Smith vs.. David Etz and Emma
Thomas Maddren vs.. William Quinlan;
general assumpsit.
Isabel L. Lavally vs.. Joseph LAvally; di-
vorce.
Mary W. Bowen vs.. Allen w. Bowen
divorce.
Chas. Cutler vs.. j. A. Bryant; trespass.
Henry W. Greene vs.. Myrtle l.. Greene;
divorce.
Joseph 5. Bean VS.. town of sharon; gem
eral assumpsit.
storrs and Weston VS.. Walbridge and
Heath; general assumpsit.
ID. q. Stoughton vs.. George IL. Fuller
and IT,; general assumpsit.
Chas. A. and Fred II. Nef vs.. NJ. T..
Vail; general assumpsit.
National White River Bank VS.. White
River Valley X. r.; general assumpsit.
ID. NJ. Osborne a Co. vs.. Henry w. Os-
good general assumpsit.
National White River Bank VS.. Merrick
Sylvester; case.
j. r. Stafford vs.. F. V. Hassam; general
assumpsit.
]. g. Sargent exr OF Ellen B. segur VS..
W. II. Blossoms note.
Campbell q Greeley vs.. Joel Blac<mer,
surviving partner; general assumpsit.
j. c. & /. A. Caswell vs.. ID. Z. Gay; book
account.
j. 5. Davis vs.. r. G. White; general
assumpsit.
Jennette Ireland vs.. Cuisine NJ Rix;
general assumpsit.
Alice NJ. A. Chamberlin vs.. +. 5. Put
nam; trespass.
Flora NJ. Savage VS.. Warren f. Savage;
divorce.
H. Alvin Hatch vs.. Lizzie e. Hatch;
divorce.
Louise 5. Woodwork vs.. John II.
Hewitt; general assumpsit.
Fred J. Robinson vs.. l.. NJ. Ford gem
eral assumpsit
STATE CASES.
Eugene Osha; selling mortgaged prop
erty.
May Sturtevant; adultery.
John Jondroi assault with intent to
commit rape.
John Keleher; liquor
r. n. Smith; liquor
Joseph G. Caswell larceny
G. II. Hoadley; praotieing dentistry
without license.
j. AlonzO Bryant; cruelty TO animals
Alfred and Alice Swinyer; liquor keep
ing.
CHANCERY DOCKET.
Emma c. Heath and Wesley +. Heath
vs.. Esther and David Dyke.
Joseph +. Stafford vs.. Bethel Electric
Light a Power Co.
Albert A. Brooks and others V. John
Bailey and q. w. Gilbert.
II. w. Rood vs.. Walden l.. White.
Dubois & Nanfassel Bros. vs.. Albert A.
Brooks and others.
j. 5. Wiley vs.. g. A. Wiley, Sarah
Baxter Exr. q White River Savings Bank.
Paul Tinkam vs.. John Green and Joseph
Bean.
5. G. Durham vs.. Bethel Electric Light
( Power Co.
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RoxBURY.

Mrs. Ella Doty is moving to the l.
Wheeler house.
Baxter Durkee moves his family to Tun-
bridge this week.
q. A. Roys has improved his residence
with new piazza.
Geo. French was at work at W. Il.
Junction last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Briggs OF Granville
were in town Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Carpenter and Miss Winifred
were in Bethel Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dickinson Of Bethel
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
r. p. Nichols jammedl his finger quite
badly at Heath & Rices mill last week
Mrs. GIL Hammett and Miss Bessie
visited at II. =. Worcester's Wednesday.
Fish Commissioner DAVIS and wife Of
Bethel were at the state hatchery Thurs
day.
Miss None OiGrady returned home
Monday Of last week after having spent
the winter in Boston. IA
Miss Charlotte Shepherd went to Mont
pelier Thursday TO spend few days, after
which she will go to Waterbury where she
has position in the insane retreat.
News has been received this week OF the
death OF Fred Frink, prominent bust
ness man OF Montpelier. Mr. Frink
spent most OF his boyhood DAYS
in town and leaves many friends here to
mourn his loss. He Was in Pennsylvania
at the time of his death.
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coRINTH.
re Il cents a dozen.

Eggs are II cents a dozen.
Miss Carolyn Fellows is nursing in Mr..
Ryder's family.
Rev. f. W. Hatch is in a hospital at
Burlington for treatment.
A box supper will be held after the
singing school Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Marsh of Hartford Theological
Seminary preached at the Center and East
Corinth last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Carpenter and son, Ray. are
in town. They Will have an auction at
their farm in this place May Is.
G. p. Ryder returns to Concord, y. H..
in few days, where he has a position as
clerk in the L. 5. pension agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Ryder are rejoicing
over a son. who was born TO them Mon
day, May 18th, and weighed nine pounds.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16

MY father and sister both died Of con
SUMPTION writes J. r. Weatherwax OF
Wyandotte, Mich. "and was saved from
the same frightful fate only by DR.. King
New Discovery. An attack of pneumonia
left an obstinate cough and very severe
lung trouble, which an excellent doctor
could not help, but few months uss Of
this wonderful medicine made me as well
as ever and gained much in weight" In
fallihle for coughs. colds and all throat
and lung trouble. Guaranteed bottles 5l..
and 81.
Drew & Leonard. Randolph. VT.
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DREW & LEONARD,
RANDOLPH, VT
LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate Of Will.

ESTATE OF ARisroN A. SANFORD.
STATE or VERMONT. : In Probate oou1
DISTRICT OF RASDoLrH -. held 90 Rando1s
A. u. 1901,
An instrument purporting 20 be the ~ W
and Testament Of Ariston A. sanford, az
Randolph, IN said district, deceased ~, -
presented 10 the Court by j. d. NheeH,
the executor named therein, for Probate
II IL ordered by said Court, that al lefs
concerned therein be notified ~ appear
session ~ said Court to be held az the Prolok
Office in Randolph, on the 18th day u gaat
A. ID. 1901 and show cause II any they nay ~
against the Probate Of said Will ~ nl,l
purpose II Is further ordered that cory . w
record ~ this order be published three srs
successfully in the Herald and News, prlislA
Randolph. previous 90 said time appolnlea
hearing.
BY the Court Attest,
is42 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Juags
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BETHEL eILEAp.

Mrs. Appleton Mcintosh is steadily
gaining.
Harvey Kidder is working for Albert
Deering.
Mrs. Arthur Williams is quite i'll. Mrs.
Melissa Neff is caring for her.
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LlLLIEVILLE.

Cornelius Cutler was in Rochester
Hollow Monday.
Hattie Hoisington was in Rochester on
business Monday.
George Chedel Of Pittsfield was in town
Saturday on business.
Mrs. G. y. Brown has returned from
Norwich, where she has been nursing.
Frank Hundley and Miss Lizzie Smith
were married Monday evening by Justice
w. Whitaker.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Gordon Mora Cutler) Of
Barre Is stopping with her parents and
visiting friends for few DAYS.
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EAST BETHEL

Mr.. Carroll has gone to Roxbury to
work in a hotel
Miss Halle Green is teaching in the
Moses Rowen district in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Carroll is to sell the hotel and land
in this place as she wishes to return to
NIliamstown. 1t is reported that A. B.
Bowen is likely to buy.
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Won out nt some Expense.

Mr.. Hduskeep-My wife broke q
fairy-lamp, two vases and a cut-g.ass
fiower-stand in the drawing-room last
night, but she accomplished her pur-
pose.
Mr.. Ascum-For goodness sake. what
was her purpose?
Mr.. Hauskeep-To capture clothes
moth she saw flying around.-Answers
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16

Mr.. Jinks-Y You look all broke up.
Mrs. Jinks-I am. 1t just makes me
sick to think what a fool I've been.
You know that commonplace little
dowdy next door that I've been snub-
bling so?
yes"
well I've Just found out that her
husband gets five dollars more a month
than you do."-N. Y. Weekly.
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TRAFFoRD.

Other items on page S.
Miss Jennie Boomer is visiting friends
in Wilder.
B. Il. Adams, Jr., Of Chelsea was in
town Tuesday.
Frank Day of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
/ friends in town.
| Harry +. Fox drove the Pompanoosue
J stage for II. ]. Silloway Tuesday.
Fred b. Hazelton OF Unionville, Mass, is
1 spending few days at his home here.
Mrs. Herbert T. Hoffman OF Lebanon is
the guest of her brother, G. F. Chandler.
Asahel Kibling of West Lebanon spent
Sunday in town, also Harry Brown Of
Hanover.
l.. f. Kent and j. Hazelton were in
Sharon Wednesday loading car with
bedsteads for Hatch 4 Buell..
Hiram Fulton and John Hazelton were
in Sharon the first of the week. Mr..
Fulton is in very poor health.
James S. Morrill, and Miss Swan from
Washington, ID. c., with servants arrived
Wednesday at their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Flanders of South
Tunbridge were in town Tuesday to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. L. A. ordway.
Charles ordway Of Boston and Selwyn
Ordway OF Tunbridge were in town
Tuesday TO attend the funeral of their
mother.
Charles Noyes OF Sacramento, Cal, is a
guest at Mrs. II. L. Hatch's for a few days,
and making calls on his many relatives in
town, whom he has not seen for % years.
The STAFFORD House was sold Tuesday at
auction, Herbert !. Silloway being the
highest bidder. Mr.. Silloway has a host
of friends in and out of town and a
tremendous cheering went up when the
was struck off to him. Ii is
believed that we have the right man in the
right place. He took immediate possession.
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Il $40 e -

?. A. Danforth Of LaGrange. o.. suffered
for six months with frighiful running
sore on his leg; but writes that BuckIeni :
Arnica ealve wholly cured il in five DAYS.
For ulcers. wounds, piles. PC 5 the best ssive
in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only %
Drew 8 Leonard, Randolph, Vt.
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The pesInner.

Illustrations OF pretty women and chill
dren in charming costumes, helpful hints
by which the reader may evolve equally
charming attire for herself or her family,
dainty hats for early summer wear and
clever gossip ON things fashionable and
feminine occupy considerable space in
The Designer for June, but not TO the ex-
clusion OF the literary features for which
this popular home magazine is as well
known as for the up-to-date STYLES ii pre-
sents. The lover of fancy work will be
especially interested In this issue, for il
supplies designs for crocheting, knitting,
jewel embroidery and lace making. The
athletic or would-be athletic woman will
appreciate .'Simple Practice with Indian
Clubs, while the home maker has for her
portion 1.-THE Modern Bedroom a con-
tinuation of the article ON this subject in
the May number; points on Dressmak-
ing" "Household Advice" "Nursery
Lore" and Cookery Recipes" For the
amateur actor there is parlor play, "None
So Blind As Those Who viii Not See, y
also selections for recitation. The third
prize story, "A Modern Cinderella is
published in this number, and continued
story, "Thorg's Wife is commenced. A
droll story for juveniles, SHOW | Learned
Tattin'," is also given. Added to this list
are stealth and Beauty notes, "Eti-
quette Hints, "Book Notes." sCongenial
Fields for Women Workers." "Among
Ourselves, full-page poem 'sIn an Old
Garden, beautifully illustrated, and IA
Flower Party" the last a particularly
dainty conceit.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16

". r. Lamson, Randolph, and Tupper
Graham, Bethel, have received from
Proi. Miltse, the Vermont state chemist.
2 certl9cate q analysis which certihes that
Devos Lead and Zinc & made o1Iv- ~ lss,5
zinc, color, turpentine DRYER ard Iinsasd
oil nothing else; no adalterat on. Nv