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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19
NORTH RoYALToN.

Miss Flora Taggart is improving
Mrs. George Slack has been on the sick
list.
Mr.. Poor Of Wlliamstown visited his
son, Gardner, recently.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

y see Jones has made a big step
forward in the widows affections.
Yes, and fancy that one more win
make him a experimentation Bits.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

Little Willy-Pa?
Mr. Hennypeek-WeIl. my SOM
Little Willy-Is a bald eagle one
that's marriedp-Puck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

Nothing took helped me. The hea0aeha
returned an the time, and despaired q ever gs
ting over them NV back ached, too, ard often
felt SO tired and weak ii seemed as though eouH
not 20 20 work was badly run down and ID
very nervous condition.
"Bui am thankful 10 say that these teults
headaches have left me, now that I have akH
Or Greene's Nervura blood and nerve REMEDY
cannot say too much for what Il has done f0fms
began 60 feel rs good effects from the frs doss
After the first bottle, my nervousness Va
gone and had but one attack Of headache si1st
taking Nervura. have now taken -four bottle
and have had no return OF the trouble
just one bottle Of Or. Greene's Nsrrun
blood and nerve remedy viii do you 30 muta
good that you won't feel like the sameWoman
Try il and see. II you have complication
get DR.. Greene's free advice by call or letter
His address Is a Temple Place, Bostoa las
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

No deadbeat is a real success unless
ne can make a collector feel that he,
md not his creditor is the injured
party.-Atchisou Globe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19
ofBenent to You.

ID. s. Mitchell. Fulford. Nd. During
a long illness / was troubled with bed
sores. was advised % try DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Saive and did 30 with wonderful re-
suits. 1 was perfectly cured Ii = the
hest salvc on the market Sure cure FOR
niles. sores. burns. Beware 81 counter
feifs ri. j. Sargent, So. Royalt0n, ] W.
Parmenter, Brookfield; @. NJ. Miller.
Bethel
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

He-I never take a dare
She (defantly)-I dare you to kiss
nel-BroolSlyn Eagle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19
THROBB lNC
Thousands Of Women Cured
of Sick Headache BY
DR.. Greene's Nervura,

"This head will be the death OF me an. i,
don't care how soon. | don't want h =.
20 drag through life with pain like thjs y"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

Ladies' hair work. MRS. II. II. BEAN,
457 Dudley ST., Roxbury, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19
SPECIAL!

On account of fish being low in
market, also the trouble Of transpor.
tation and keeping it without lee.
will sell whole fish as low as bets per
10. and sliced steak fish at S and 10
cents per 10. Halibut at Ice per b.,
and all other fish in proportion. |
have the market for fish and will take
orders and deliver promptly.
Oysters come fresh three times
a week.
VIII sell beef by the quarter, cut
up and delivered. Hind quarters &C.,
fore quarters, DC. Hogs, halves and
whole, according to market prices
win pickle and smoke custom hams
and shoulders. Will also make sau-
sage.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19
Orange County FINANCES.

@A1AAAI SCANAy
Cash in hands o. treasurer Dec. l. 1900 s7s7 A
Cash one half per cent tax ss9 81
Cash Office rent Darling a Darling 5000
ssolsa
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Office rent for Judges 81 Probate ssoo
Paid telephone rent for county clerk Ran
doph probate district, county Jail and
states attorney 500
Paid for labor, materials and furnishings
for county buildings gg0s7
Paid Cor erier book for county CLERK $50
publishing financial statement a0
" services uf assistant Judges and
cash paid out 1870
Paid for services of county treasurer and
Paid for services q county auditor a6l
clerk 6TB
insurance assessments on county
Paid for insurance policy on iaii buildings .Sass
Deducting order No 10 outstanding 30
Making total amount orders paid BY
Leaving balance in hands q treasurer isii5
e. ssBlss
JAMES r. NOLAN
CHARLES II. BIGELOw.
Dated AZ Chelsea, Vt. this 10Th day az necern-
Der, A. =. 1871.
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F. N. JERD, Randolph

Dealer in all kinds of Meat, Yege.
tables, Etc.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

kOGOa dyspepsia Gurt
Digests what you eat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

Are lines coming III
to your face ? Is
your beauty going
from you? Think
for one moment OF
the great multitude
of women, suffering
in just this way who
have been cured by
DR.. Greene's Ner-
vurablood and nerve
remedy. There is
absolute certainty of
help in this grand
medicine. Here Is
an instance.
Miss AGNES Ora
HAM, 4O3 w 2Sth St.,
Newly ork City says;
" For years | en-
dured the greatest
agony with sick head
aches. My head would
throb so that every
step / took was positive
torture. When | went
home, after work, /
felt az though ! never
could get there. IL
seemed to me that
every step must be my
last, an Il
J. ]. ]. i. ]: !. !!
whenItried "A
to 60 up A
stairs my ~,
head ached Af&X
so badly j M%S&sf5
thought I%.(/A
would have WvI>Ag
IN geraam
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-12-19

last, a n d
whenItried
TO go up
stairs my
head ached
so badly i
thought i
would have
n.a.mwu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
SENATE GETS TANGLED Up
IGNORANCE OF PARLIAMENTARY
LAW LEADS 1T INTO LABYRINTH
INE MAZE
TWO MEDICAL BILLS KILLED
Senator Horizons OsteOpathic Meas
ure ShOrn Of Its Enacting Clause
and Personal---very. Waste
of Talk.

The senate effectually laid to rest it's
disputes with those who practice the art
OF healing yesterday by taking from the
state medical bill and the Horton osteop-
athic measure their enacting clauses.
A ridiculous display of the prevalent
ignorance OF parliamentary law, which
characterizes the senate was made yes
terday when the consideration of the two
measures was the special order. The
weary discussion of the forenoon, relieved
only by Senator Horizons excellent plea
on behalf of his proposed amendments
to the medical bill, was duplicated in the
afternoon when the bill and his own
osteopathlc measure came up for debate
There were motions and suggestions,
talking across the floor and pandemon-
ium generally. Senator Miller presided,
ana was mostly at a loss as to what to
do, for no sooner would one member at
tempt to make point, when a number
of others were on their feet advancing
new phases Of parliamentary law. Senator
Jepson moved the indefinite postpone
ment Of the Horton measure Senator
Horton moved as a substitute the rec
on1mendation for passage of his bill Sen
ator Ryder wanted to know whether the
senate was in committee of the whole
or in session as legislative body No one
seemed to know. Senator Greer tried to
chair ruled against him. T. B Reed
Roberts and other authorities on parlia-
mentary tactics were quoted pro and con-
Out of the chaotic discussion Senator
Miller finally ruled that the senate was
sitting as a legislative body and not in
committee of the whole
Then began squabble as to which bill
should be first considered with bCSN
Senators Jepson and Horton urging their
colleagues to vote upon one bill or the
other and settle the question at once
Then began the motions. They were
many and novel. Senator Greer moved
that the bills be recommitted to Senators
Horton and Jepson, the motion was
amended by some wag that the bills be
reported back on May l. The motion was
seriously put and lost.
Senator Horton waived consideration of
his own measure, and began a systematic
attack upon the medical bill. He amend
Ell it beyond resemblance to it's former
self Senator Jepson asked that friends
Of the medical bill oppose all the amend
ments Senator Greer was surprised at
This proceeding, and said so. Senator
johnson moved that the enacting clauses
be stricken from both bills, which mo-
tlon carried. Both bills will be on gen.
eral orders tomorrow, minus enacting
clauses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
NEW HOUSE BILLS.

H. F. 456, Pope-To amend section 3743,
General Statutes Of 1894, relating TO the
duties OF county superintendent. Edu-
cation.
81 of the General Laws of c.Ie State of
Minnesota for the year 1881, LN.ng section
gag OF the General Statutes of 1894, re-
lating to corporations and to the building
OF extensions and branches of railroads
Under the rules the bill III. F. 45O was
read second time and advanced to gem
eral orders.
H. f. ASS, nnington-Proposing an
amendment to section 4, article !, of the
constitution of Minnesota, repeating the
provision authorizing the legislature to
constitute the verdict of fve-siXths of a
jury sufficient verdict in certain cases.
Judiciary.
H. F.>459. Haugen-To legalize acknowl-
edgments of conveyances and other in
struments, and the record thereof. Ju-
dietary.
II. F. AGO, Aney-To authorize the state
superintendent Of public instruction to re-
woke the certificates issued to and held
by school teachers in certain cases. Edu-
cation.
II. F. 461. o'Neil-Malzing it a misde-
meanor for an employee to obtain railway
or other transportation or tine benefit Of
other Announcements made by employers
to be thereafter repaid in labor to refuse
to perform such labor or repay such ad-
vancements. and providingN yor punish
ment therefor. Labor and labor legisla-
ton.
II. +. 4oZ, norman 10y reQueSt)-TO
amend can act in relation to the sale
of honey, compounded or adulterated, and
to prevent fraud and to preserve The pub
lie health Public health, dairy and food
products.
H F. 46S, Gandrud-To establish state
weighing and inspection of grain at the
city of Willmar, in the county of Kan
diyohi, and making said City of Will
mar terminal point, ao1 making all
laws of this state that are applicable
OF the weighing and inspection of grain
at the terminal points of St Paul Min
neapolis, Duluth, st. Cloud. TergAs Falls
and Winona applicable to WHTmar. Grain
and warehouse.
H. F. 464, Anderson-To authorize and
empower the city councils of cities in this
state which now have or hereafter NAV
have not more than $4,000 and not less
than 10000 inhabitants to change the
names of and to rename any of the
streets, avenues, public highways, parks
and public grounds of such cities Mu-
nicipal legislation.
H. F. 465, Anderson-To authorize and
empower each city in this state which
now has or hereafter may have no more
than $1,000 and not less than 1000 inhab-
ttantS to construct and maintain under
ground electric conduits, and to issue Ger
tificateS Of Indebtedness for the cost OF
the same, and to require all electric wires
to be removed from the surface of the
public streets, alleys, lanes and grounds
OF such city and placed in such cOnduits
and to prescribe rentals for the use
thereof. Municipal legislation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
NEW SENATE BILLS.


s. F. S24, Judiciary Committee (as sub
stitute for S. f. S)-Amending section ?,
charter 49, laws of 1893 relating to the
giving of surety bonds by public officials
s r. 325, Benedict-To amend chapter
IL, laws of 1891, relating to the manufac-
ture and sale OF lard compounds and sub
stitutes to prevent fraud. Public health,
S. F. 1926, Benedict-To amend section
6625, statutes of 1894 relating to the adul-
teration Of food, drugs and liquor. Pub
lie health, dairy and food.
s. F. 3d. BenediCt-!o amend sections
and 2, chapter 2O4, laws of 1895, relating
to the adulteration of candy. Public
health, dairy and food
S: F. 32S, Fitzpatrick--Authori cities
with population between 10000 and 5000
to make local improvements, and to as
sess the cost on property benefited there
by. Municipal corporations.
S. F. 329, E E. Smith-'ro abolish high
way labor assessment and require, all
road taxes to be paid in cash in counties
of over 100000 inhabitants, and to pro-
seer Of highways by town supervisors.
Ramsey and Hennepin county delega-
lions.
S. f. $50, Dickey-To ACQUIRE by pur-
chase or condemnation additional lands
for the erection of additional buildings
for state training school for boys and
girls State training school.
S. F. 331. BaldWin-To amend section (.
chapter 292, laws OF 1897 relating to
mortgage conveyance of personal prop
erty and contracts, and creating liens
/ thereon. Judiciary
! S. +. 1892 Notwithstanding Cit
| les With populations between 10000 and
| 50,0CC to issue certificates Of indie btedncss
| for the construction of underground cleo
! trio conduits and to require the removal
! Of overhead wires. Municipal corpora
| TONS
S. F. 1873, E. f. s,nith-To amend chap
| ter Is. laws of 1897, relating to corpora
| fjOnS hn Of
| ting private crematories. Corporations.
| S. F. 334 E. j. Jones-To reimburse
Bruce F. Stevens for expense of medical
| attendance incurred by him while sick
and on furlough during the Spanish war.
| Claims.
S. F. S35, Young-To amend section s Of
ed by section Q, chapter 800, laws of 1897,
! relating to the practice Of veterinary
medicine, surgery and dentistry.
/ S., f. 1885, Somerville-ro amend section
addition of territory to Incorporated VIII
! lagos. Municipal corporations
s. T. S37, Schailer-Relating to the
a5yiqms s, for the insane, providing fer
money therefor. Hospitals for the in
/ sane.
S. F. No. 388, Knatvold-To extend and
maintain the farmers Institutes in the
state of Minnesota, repeating sections 1877
and 1889 OF the General Statutes of 1894
Judiciary
>. +. NO. 339, Ryder (by reQueSt)-To
prevent prize fighting and legalizing SPAR
ring matches in certain cases. Judici-
! airy.
S. F. $40, Ives-To amend section 252 of
chapter As of the general laws of 1889, as
amended by the laws of 1899, relating to
i appeals from probate court Judiciary
/ S. F. No. 341, Sivright-To prohibit the
chewing of gum While delivering a public
speech in the legislative halls of Mime
sofa; and to provide penalties therefor
Public health.
S. F. No 342, Schaller-To amend the
General Statutes of 1854 relating to CO.
| operative life, endowment and casualty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
OUTS IND GOES HOME
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE AS
SEMBLY ADJOURNED SINE
DIE LAST NIGHT
LAW TO RESTRICT DIVORCES
Make 1t q Misdemeanor to Speak
SlanderOusIy of WOmen-Man-
dan Gets aeRefOrm
SCHOOL.

BISMARCK, March 8.-(Special 1.-The
legislative assembly adjourned sine die
tonight. The closing scenes We're those
familiar to last-night sessions and with
midnight the seventh session passed into
history. IL has not been an eventful
session. There have been no sensations,
the lobbies have been small. and little of
Importance in the way OF general legis-
lation has been enacted. The last two
days were devoted to the passage Of
minor measures, the important ones hay
ing been disposed of III the early part
Of the week.
The work of the assembly had been
practically completed at o'clock but
hoth sides remained in session awaiting
the enrolment of bills passed late in
the day, that they might he signed by
the officers of the two bodies. 1t was
the ta,nest adjournment ever witnessed
in the state capitol building, and there
YVES no attendant excitement Several
bills died with adjournment. Among
them were the county auditors salary
bill, state medical association ELL, and
the bill governing the liability of rail-
roads for injury to employees This bill
died in committee after several ineffectu-
al attempts to bring it up. The usual
bouquets of thanks were passed around
to officers and employees of both houses
Senator Sharp was elected president pro
tenn Of the senate for the ensuing two
years. Tonight eastbound trains carried
nearly all of the members to their homes
$50
One of the last bfilsSpassing the senate.
after having passed the house, was the
bill to prohibit the remarriage of di.
Vorced persons for three months There
was some opposition ito this, as it was
passed to preventive hasty second cere-
monies that haverbeen performed where
the contracting parties were sundered
from former ties bytqhe courts a few
moments previously. Applicants for di,
vorce from other states find it difficult
to wait decent time after divorce be.
fore contracting asecend marriage. This
DILL will make them wait three months
at least. A move was made to amend the
law by striking out The time provision,
but it failed.
The appointment Of r. E. Wallace as
state examiner, redeems one of the
pledges made to Gov. Fancher when he
withdrew from the Republican state
ticket as a candidate for governor last
year. Wallace was a personal friend of
Fancher, and had the latter been elected
governor second term he would have
appointed Wallace examiner. When he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09

withdrew he asked it as a favor that
this intention be carried out The former
governor also asked that his private sec.
rotary, T. H. Poole, be provided for. and
it was agreed he should be assistant eX.
aminer. The Office pays 1880 year
Reades fire company bill was another
to get through both houses in the last
week of the session. Reade is secretary
of the state firemens associa ton and he
has devoted much of his energy to get
ting bill passed to compel all depart
ments in the state to join the State Fire
mems association or forfeit their share
Of the per cent Insurance tax. There
was some opposition to the bill it being
claimed that its provisions were arbitrary
and unjust to the smaller companies, but
it went through just the same and will
probably add largely to the membership
OF the state association.
To speak slanderously of women over
the age Of twelve years will hereafter be
misdemeanor IL the state of North
Dakota. The author of the female
SANDER bin is Young, of Barnes county,
and 1t went through both houses. Here
after the male tongue will have to be
guarded when it would speak lightly OF
the gentler sex.
Mandan will get a reform school out
of the legislative whirl Packard's bill.
originally calling for authority to issue
900 of bonds based on the lands of
the institutions, has passed at $20,OGO
These bonds are not state bonds. but are
guaranteed by the lands Of the institu-
ton. The state merely guarantees the
payment of the interest. There was a
reform school located at Mandan by the
constitutions, but up to the present time
no institution has been erected, and the
refractory boys of the state have been
kept at the South Dakota institution for
incorrigibleS
All attempts to knock out the state vet
er1narian system in the state failed
Several bills were presented TO have vets
appointed at county expense, and to
abolish the veterinarian system alto.
gether, but in the end all of them were
defeated, and the only bill affecting the
vets that passed was one adding a new
veterinarian district and providing for
the appointment of ten veterinarians py
the governor instead of nine.
In the closing days of the session the
governor messaged his approval of the
following bills that had passed-creating
state board of pardons, making the
state a preferred creditor in debt for
the purchase of Irvine from the state
plant, allowing counties to vote on the
adoption of the provisions of the estray
law, fixing the status of the state mill
tary board and giving the governor
charge of the state encampment grounds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
SENATORIAL sIDELIGHTs.

Senators McGill,. schaller and Wilson
form a special committee yesterday APP
provide for statue of Senator Davis in
the statuary hall at the nations capital
Senator. e. e. Smith introduced a meas
ure at the request of the good roads
tax shall be paid in cash.
The senate yesterday passed the bill 10
put the Office of sheriff of St. Louis coun-
ty upon salary basis. The bill takes
effect January l, 1902.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
@9EEEES.

Our. matchless private growth Java and
Arabian Mocha mixed is known by con-
noisseurs as the finest Favored coffee IN
the West; price, per h., 4Oc Our best
Java ana Mocha, as good as any Acc cof-
h., 5 for $1.00 Our own combination Java
and Mocha, unequaled for the money,
per pound, CSC. Extra fine Golden Rio
and Santos mixed, per pound, 15c. Cocoa
Shells, per pound, 312c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!

The connoisseur's delight. The seal of
approval OF all tea consumers rests upoa
Schoch & Burningham's Incompatible
blends OF Form0sa, Oolong, Ceylon, India,
English Breakfast and Sun-dried Japan
$l.00 teas for 60c, but bona hde values
that canont be duplicated in st. Paul for
75c OUR PRICE, Sc Choice Japan.
Geylon and Gunpowder Tea, per pound,
Szc, for which you pay elsewhere Acc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
Se19eh 8 bgLa!nghaa!
These Are Laws.

The following bills were signed yester-
day by the governor:
An act to amend section 81 of chapter
90 OF the General Laws of 1913, the same
being 5195 of the General Statutes of 1880
relating to notice to be contained in sum
mons.
An act to amend section 1OS chapter IS,
OF the General Laws of 1889, being section
49lO or the General Laws of 1894 relating
to notice to creditors
An act to amend chapter 345 of the Cen
eral Laws 1899, entitled AN act for the
education of certain students in the Uni
Fefsity Of Minnesota, who was a soldier
In the late Spanish-American or Civil
war, and provide cor refunding certain
tuition already paid
An act to locate the first state fish
hatchery at the city of ST Paul and 10
acquire site therefor and to empower
the board of game and fish commission
erS OF the state to enlarge equip and de-
Velop the same and to acquire additional
lands ana premises therefor; and to an
proprlate money therefor
An act to amend chapter 1891 of General
Laws 1899, entitled AN act authorizine
county commissioners TO appropriate nor
TO exceed $500 for the purpose of erect
Ing or aiding in erecting monuments to
the Union soldiers of the war of the Re
joint memorial and resolution to
congress, relating to the construction of
teQeral buildings in the Second-class post
ONCE cities Of the state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
Pa ST9Y DEP Z.

Fresh Doughnuts, homemade, per
Buns and rolls, per dozen ...... Il
Assorted Cookies, homemade, per
Gozen :. :...........,............. 81
Fresh Layer Cakes, Jelly Rolls. Ange
Food, Apple TurnOvers, Cream Puffs
etc, etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
ERUH T 8.

Fancy Navel Oranges, per dozen -. SC
California Lemons per dozen ....... SC
Fancy Navei Oranges, per case, large
poA - ''..''.'.. -........... ...,.......-$2.2 20
Bananas, per dozen ............5c &c l5c
Fresh COcOanuts, each ............ &c
Fancy Baldwin Apples, per peck -. SUc
Malaga Grapes, per Id. ................ zoe
Fresh PineappIeS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
CANDY SPECIAL 9.
CIGAR DEPT,

Jackson Square" Special, each 80. &c
Per canister of 25 .......... s0c
la Grand Avenue Special, each. &c
ser boX OF OF 81. 10
Per box of Is ...........C...S 81 On
Rosa de Perez, regular 2 for Csc size.
Today each ........ ... 1Oc
Ter box OF 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09
Wilson'S Protest Ignored.

The reapportionment bill, as it came
passed by the senate with the Some'r,1 y he
amendment to retain Waseca in the First
district and Redwood in the Second. at
t2ched thereto, after Senator Wilson. of
11ennepln, had entered strong bnt
futile protest. The debate upon tbe
measure, was disappointing to the listen
ers in the well filed galleries and unon
the floor of the senate Fo1i