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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-05
POST MILLS.

Mrs. r. F. Morse is home from vershire
and is in very feeble health.
George Colby and Ernest Palmer have
each bought new horse for haying.
Hermon WILDER from Bradford is stop
ping for few days at Ernest Palmers.
Several from this place attended the
graduation exercises at Thetford academy
MAY Is.
Hersey Slack has recently had a fine
monument erected In the cemetery here
for his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Love and Oscar Ware
spent last Sunday at Hiram Wares at
South Fairlee.
Miss Julia Titus is spending few DAYS
with her old friend, Mrs. j. Emerson, at
East Thetford.
Mrs. James Wright has returned from
Norwich, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dimick.
Henry Burnham has moved from West
Fairlee TO one of George Comstock's hous-
es on the stage road to West Fairlee.
w. H. Church has been drawn as grand
juror and George Wilson as petit Juror 10
chelsea court which opened June Sd.
There have been several good catches of
plckerel at Fairlee lake recently, {. r.
Flanders and George Warren getting SO in
one day, and some Others have done as
well.
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NORTH PIONEERED.

Mrs. NJ. +. Adams is on the sick list.
F. II. West Of North Randolph called on
friends here recently.
Mr. Bowman Of Royalton is at NJ. p.
Burke's for few days.
Mrs. Victor Bushway is visiting her fa-
Their in Boston this week.
Henry Harding, Jr.. OF Massachusetts,
visited his parents here last week.
Misses Lena and Lillian King are home
from Massachusetts for the summer.
Mrs. Edgar Harrington returned home
from New Hampshire few days since.
William Bailey, wife and daughter of
Randolph called on friends here Sunday.
Richard Harrington OF Boston is spend
ing his vacation with his parents in this
place.
Morris Burnham of East Barnard called
on his daughter, Mrs. Pierce, the first of
the week.
Misses Angie and Martha Leonard re-
turned home from Upton, Mass, a short
time since.
AT the Republican caucus last Saturday
three Mccullough delegates were elected,
the same being G. II. Markham, Hem
ry Brockway and w. II. Seaver. The del
egates chosen to attend the District con-
vention were w. b. Hutchinson. A. E.
Fuller and NJ. II. Miller.
The Pomfret boys had another horse
race at Woodstock last Friday. Frank
King won the first heat, Leonard Bush
way the second and w. NJ. Adams the
next two and the race. These three mems
horses are evenly matched for speed
Give us another race, boys.
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SOUTH TUNHRIDeE.

Mrs. Martha Gilmore returned to Bar
nard last Saturday.
Two children ofChas. Rogers are ill with
what seems like tonsilitis.
Roy Davis OF Barnard visited his friend.
Nathan Dodge, over Sunday.
David Laura has pulled down his old
barn and IS putting up new one.
Several Of our young men attended a So
cial at East Barnard last Friday evening.
Mrs. A. J. Wills is spending few DAYS
with Mrs. Ann Whitney in North Tun-
bridge.
Harry Tower, who has been spending a
few days at his fathers home, has returned
to his work.
Young peoples meeting Sunday evening
at 1870 in the church vestry. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Howe and three chill
dren are making a weeks visit to friends
at Taftsville and Pomfret.
On Monday A. J. Wills had the pleasure
OF entertaining his old comrade, Lorenzo
Goodale, of Montpelier, who was a menu
Der Of the original Co. Z, I'd Reg, and
served three years.
Vera, the little 4-months-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Tucker, after a brave
struggle against pneumonia, followed by
typhoid fever for five weeks, passed away
last Sunday. The parents have our sym
patty. The funeral was at the house at II
O'Clock Wednesday.
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Obituary.

Rev. J. r. Franklin, the much-loved
pastor of the So. STAFFORD Free Will Bap-
fist church, entered peacefully into rest
Tuesday evening, May 9th, after an ILL
ness of but three short days.
MIR. Franklin was born in London, Eng,
in August, 1919. His young manhood was
spent in a cotton mill in Lowell, Mass.
There he married and became a member Of
the Mt. Vernon st. +. b. church. Soon
after he entered the Cobb Divinity school
OF Bates college, Lewiston, Me-, from
which he graduated in 1852 and took the
pastorate at Gorham, White Rock church,
where he was ordained in August of the
same year soon after his wife was taken
away, leaving one child, George, who re-
sides in Lynn, Mass.
In 1884 ne was pastor at No. Berwick,
Me. In 1885 and Sc he labored at Sheffield,
VT, during which pastorate he married
Miss Laura NJ. Bickford Of No. Danville,
who survives him. He took a pastorate
in 1887 at Comic, N. H., in 1883 at East
Charleston, VT, from 1889 to 1892 at West
Derby, VT, where his labors as a pastor
were blessed with remarkable success.
From 1898 to 1876 his field of work was
at the church in Franconia, \. H., from
1897 to 1900 in Huntington, VT, and in
May 1901 at So. STAFFORD, continuing in
the work until called into rest.
As young man in school he was buoy
ant and genial, at times full OF fun, but al
ways intent on his preparation for his life
work. AS pastor he was diligent, dis
Greet and faithful; as a man, loyal to his
best convictions of right; as a husband,
eonsiderate, effectionate and tender; as a
father, kind and loving; as friend, firm
and consistent.
He leaves a wife and five children who
greatly mourn his loss and who have the
deepest love and sympathy Of the entire
community.
Funeral services were held at the Free
VIII Baptist church Thursday at 10 a. m.
LEAD, Kindly Light" and "No Friend
Like Jesus were feelingly rendered by
the choir, an earnest prayer offered by
Rev. Henry Cummings, followed by a
most tender eulogy and words of comfort
by Rev. Mr.. Boyd of Waits River, Vt.,who
had known him intimately from young
manhood and been present al his ordina-
ton. After this the impressive funeral cere-
mony of the Masonic fraternity of which
he was highly esteemed brother, was
given by the W. NJ, DIR. |. l.. Nowlan, and
thirty members of Temple lodge, No. 81,
F. & A. NJ, concluding with prayer by
Rev. s. II. Sargent of Sharon. The bearers
were Ransom W. Hayes, Albert X. Kit
tredge and Ned G. Rowell, representing
the church, and II. Lee Hatch, VIM. III.
Kendalla and Fred T. Avery, representing
the fraternity.
Members of the church and fraternity
accompanied the family with the remains
to the station at Pompanoosuc, as the in
was at No. Danville on Friday.
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WEST HARTFORD.

F. p. Wheeler and wife recently visited
friends in STAFFORD.
V. b. Leavitt OF South Randolph was in
town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Dimick visited
friends in Bridgewater last week.
Alec Joyce and family of Sharon recent
ly visited his sister, Mrs. S. b. Bruce.
Gertrude Hazen returned home last
week after spending the winter in Europe.
Mrs. Robert Hazen and children OF
Hartford spent Memorial day at 2. c.
Copeland's.
Charles Dimick OF Boston came last
week with deer and antelope for his park
at Arthur Hazen's.
Mrs. Kate Eastman and daughters OF
Norwich spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. E. M. Copeland.
E. c. Newton was elected delegate to the
state convention OF Congl churches to be
held next week at Springfield.
Our schools took a vacation from
Thursday until Tuesday. The teachers
spent the time at their homes.
Our people were very much pleased with
the address given Memorial day by Rev.
L. y. Saltmarsh and also felt that the band
did exceptionally well.
W. +. Bissonette, our station agent, left
the Goth for months vacation. He will
spend part of it with his wife at her home
and then they will drive to his home in
HinesbuIgh.
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WILLIAMS SHOWN.

Mrs. Ed Adams is i'll with scarlet fever,
Mrs. Sara Smith has gone to Nashua, \.
H.
Windsor Ditty recently lost valuable
COW.
The stone sheds were closed last Friday
and Saturday.
Fred Cults of Barre was in town one
day last week.
Mrs. William Noonan OF Barre spent
Sunday in town.
George Bosworth moved to Berlin the
last of last week.
Eugene Marshall was at his home in
Brookfield Sunday.
Miss Effie Morgan was in town from
Barre last Saturday.
Melvin Church was in town from Gays
vile part of last week.
small crowd attended the play at the
town hall last Saturday night.
Theodore wilfore and Jerry Fifield
were in East Barre last Monday.
Warren Grearson, the barber, moved
here from East Barre last Monday.
John Wilfore paid fine last week for
not sending his daughter to school.
Florence Taplin Of Washington visited
at F. c. Titles last Saturday and Sunday.
Allen Martin of Essex Junction was re-
Gently in town and visited his brother,
Sidney.
Hal Cheney of North Randolph visited
his brother, Harvey, last saturday and
Sunday.
Jerry Fields daughter has been at
home from her work in Bethel sick with
the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Thayer of Warren
visited at Van McAllisteris last Monday
and Tuesday.
Charlie Waterson of Lowell. Mass,
made his sister, Mrs. William Pratt,
short visit last week.
A large crowd attended the opening and
promenade at the Gulf House last Friday
night. The cornet band furnished the
music.
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SHE FOILED DEATH
DOCTORS SAID SHE WAS DOOMED
TO QUICK CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Wake Had Given Up All Hope
Till She Took Or. Williams Pink
PilIs--They Cured Her.

To lie at the point OF death for months,
| TO be told by physicians that there is no
hope Of recovery and then to be restored
| to health and strength by DIR. Williams
| Pink Pills for Pale People, was the ex-
perience OF Mrs. w. III. Wake of No. 81
Broad street, Railway, n. ]. To look at
her now one would think it hardly possi-
BILE that she had ever had serious illness.
Speaking OF it she says:
about three years ago ! was in a con-
dition generally known as rundown. /
was miserable indeed ;lifeless and languid.
had no strength at all, all desire for food
had left me, was terribly nervous and
could not sleep. What was worse l did
not improve, and my weight went down
from 1876 pounds to 90. | was under the
care of physician for 10 months but still
grew worse. He said my blood had al
most turned to water. | was so weak that
was Obliged to lie down all the time; il
tried to stand or even sit up would faint
away
"Finally the doctor told me that unless
began to get better within two weeks !
was doomed to quick consumption. Then
gave up all hope.
s.But about this time a friend, who
knew something of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People, advised me to try
them. did so and, after taking the third
box, began to feel better. / continued
using them faithfully until was cured.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are a wonderful remedy for persons affiict
ed as was and / shall always recommend
them.n
The disease from which Mrs. Wake suf-
fered was anemia. Ii is characterized by
a pallid complexion, pale lips, dull eyes,
tongue and gums bloodless; shortened
breath on slight exertion-such as going
upstairs; palpitation OF the heart, feeling
OF impending death, weakness, loss OF APP
petite and ambition ;irregularity and pain
in the natural functions OF women.
The one remedy that has proved itself a
specific for an@mia is DR.. Williams Pink
pills for Pale People. They are sold at so
cents a box, or six boxes for s2.50,and may
be had of all druggists or direct by mail
from Dr. Williams Medicine Company,
n. Y.
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RoXeuRY.

Mrs. G. A. Roys was in Burlington on
Saturday.
J. W, Howe and family spent Sunday in
Brookfield.
Miss Mabel Fish is visiting friends in
St. Adams.
L. W. wetmore of Keene, n. H., is
stopping in town.
NJ. E. Chase is suffering from a severe
attack of pinkeye.
d. l.. O'Grady of st. Adams spent Me-
mortal day in town.
z. S. Stanton delivered a Memorial ad-
dress at Middlebury on Friday.
Mrs. Battles and Miss Lima of Braintree
were at NJ. Il. Chase's on Sunday.
l.. j. Bean and wife of Leominster,
Mass, are stopping at Mrs. E. p. Beans.
Miss Mary Briggs of Goddard seminary
spent Saturday and Sunday at G.. A. Roys'.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dickinson Of Sharon is stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Chase, her
parents.
G. A.Huntington and wife OF Montpelier
spent Saturday at II. p. and Daniel
Worcester's.
Misses Frances Hanlon and Mabel Fisk,
James 0'Grady and Harlow Abel attended
dance in Warren on Thursday night.
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EAST BARNARD.

Booth, the Randolph photographer, will
be at the old Graham studio, So. Royalton,
June 10th. Good work-no cheap pic
lures. Wv
Flora Tucker spent Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Dyke went to her home in Bethel
last week.
There was big crowd at the last social,
over S12 being realized.
5. NJ. Snow, wife and daughter spent
several days at West Hartford last week.
Children's Day exercises will be held
here next Sunday at the usual hour. All
come and bring the children.
There was a baseball game between the
Royalton and East Barnard teams on Me-
mortal day at Royalton, the score being 20
to II in favor Of East Barnard.
One O'Clock is the hour appointed for all,
who can, to meet at the church for the
purpose OF cleaning the same. All are cor
daily invited to come and bring brooms,
etc.
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TUNBRIDGE.

Booth, the Randolph photographer, will
be at the old Graham studio, So. Royalton,
June 10th. Good work-no cheap pic
lures. Nv
Mrs Emily Lamb is at her fathers for a
few days.
Horace Woodland Of Campello is at Benz.
fuckers.
Garlic Cilley has gone to South Royal
ton for awhile.
Mrs. Emma Gould OF Bethel is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith of Chelsea
were in town Sunday.
Samuel Goodale OF Montpelier is visit
ing at DR.. III. III. Haywards.
Kate Cushman OF Claremont came Sat
urday night to stay few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aura Austin of Cavendish
are at his fathers for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright of Groton, Mass,
are guests at the hotel for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson Of
Lebanon recently visited friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ballou attended the
funeral Of cousin in Bethel last Thurs
day.
Amy Ballou went to Claremont Tuesday
to stay few weeks with Mrs. Kate Cush-
man.
Mrs. William Danforth and Mrs. Bertha
Ordway went to Norwich the first of the
week.
Rev. Harry Miles OF Brattleboro and his
mother of Chicago made a short visit at
Ben fuckers last week.
There was a flag raised at Dist. No. /
last Thursday. The children spoke pieces
and several OF the G. A. h. made speeches.
Mrs. Nathaniel and Mrs. Nellie Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aura Austin OF Cavendish
and Mrs. Emma Gould of Bethel were
guests at f. c. Sleeper's last Saturday.
The services Memorial day were excel
lent, many said better than for years. The
talk by Rev. Wilbur Fisk was listened to
intently. II was more interesting than
usual perhaps on account of his being an
old comrade OF the G.. A. X. The singing
was also worthy Of mention as they were
all young singers. The quartette consist
ed Of Mrs Mary Durkee, Hattie Hayward,
Ray Moves and Howard Tucker. Every
word was plainly understood. Miss Yer
ME Wills of South Tunbridge was organ
ist and is a fine musician.
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California Fortune Oil Company.

Among the Fasteners who were IN
California last week and were numbered
among the visitors to the oil fields was a
New England gentleman, who for many
years was high in railroad circles, and
whose visit was not impelled by idle
curiosity. He was acting as agent for a
party of Eastern Capitalists and the pri-
mary object of his visit was to inspect
the properties of the California Fortune
Oil Co. He visited their wells in the
Sunset District, saw for himself the re-
markable flow of oil in its natural state,
inspected the storage tanks with their
wealth of liquid fluid, paid a visit to the
Refinery which has contracted for the
output of the company and in every
way satisfied himself as to the relia bility Of
the company's claims and the value Of the
shares as an investment.
The entire expenses of this inves-
tigation were borne by the Eastern
representatives Of the California Fortune
Co.. with the distinct understanding that
il everything was found as represented,
the Capitalists would take a substantial
block of the shares. Mention has been
made, and not without reason, in several
publications of the innovation of the
Eastern representatives sending an agent
of prospective investors West, in order
that they might be thoroughly satisfied
that the proposition offered them is
NdAAu une' II Certainly Despedks CONN.,
dence of the company or its representa-
tives in their own properties and reduces
the chance of losses in poor investments
to a minimum. The Eastern representa-
tives, one Of whom is located in st. Johns
bury, VT, agreed some two weeks ago to
accept any orders for shares in the Cali
fornia Fortune Co., contingent upon the
favorable report OF the agent referred to
and they have, we understand, booked
goodly number OF orders under this
agreement.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
BARNARD.


John Bradley is on the sick list.
Mrs. Morris Lilly has been i'll for several
days.
James Carlin of Windsor was in town
May Both.
Miss Nellie Rogers spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Thayer.
Mrs. Henry Dewolf OF Reading recently
visited at ID. S. DeWolfs.
FEE. Riley of Bridgewater was with hi
parents part OF last week.
Several from here attended the horse
trot at Woodstock, May 3Oth.
Olive Wheeler was i'll at the home OF
Mrs. T.. NJ. Gamben last week.
Mrs. Sarah Atwood is very low and Il
is not expected she will recover.
Miss Tavern Putnam has returned to
w. c. Danforth's for the summer.
Mark Atwood and wife OF Randolph
were at n. p. Chambsrlain's Sunday.
Miss. Granger was at her home in RAN
dolph from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Louise Paige came home from
Boston last week to remain some time.
Mrs. Frank Cowdrey OF Gaysyille spent
Saturday with her mother, Mrs. soule.
Herman Cootey OF Purchase, y. Y, was
at his uncle's, o. G. Smiths, last Thursday.
Eugene Thomas OF Woodstock was in
town last Wednesday on official business.
Citizens, bear in mind the Republican
caucus at the town hall, June 9TH, at p.
m.
AK. Aikens has sold the McNutt farm
on Mt. Hunger to parties from Cornish
N. II.
@. II. Badger and Miss Badger were
with relatives in Sharon the first OF last
week.
Quite crowd from this place attended
the ball game at Gaysyille Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Hiram Dean of Gaysville is assist
ing in the care OF her mother, Mrs.
Atwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen McCabe of Quachee
spent Sunday at her fathers, Michael
Reagan's.
Misses Blanche and Lillian Adams
came from the Randolph Normal Thursday,
returning Monday.
Edwin Wells expects to return toh is
former home in New London, \. H. the
middle Of the week.
Miss Nina Markham was called from
East Randolph last week by the illness of
Mrs. Il. NJ. GambelL
Il. j. Wells sold his goods at public
auction last Saturday afternoon IN 'front.'
OF p b. Hadley's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams and son
and Miss IneZ Hosmer of Lebanon, n. d.,
were in town part OF last week.
The exercises on Memorial day were not
largely attended. Surely public interest
shoulp not wane on this day Of all others.
Mrs. w. II. Wilcox arrived from Elgin,
H.. MAY 2sth. She will spend the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs h. b.
Parkhurst.
The Creek base ball nine played a return
game at Gaysville last Saturday, which
resulted in turning their faces toward the
wall, 8 to 5.
The goods in the post Office building
are being moved this week to the other
store where p b. Hadley & Son will con-
solidate the business. The post Office
will also be moved in a few days.
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Rev. ]. ID. waldwin spent Tuesday al
j. L. Barrett's.
George Franklin returned saturday tc
bis home In Lynn, Mass.
James Tyson Jr., was away the last
of the week.
Mr.. Locke OF Copperfeld was at Buena
Vista Friday.
ST. Frary was in White River june
tion Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes of Sharon were in
town Saturday.
H. Lee Hatch was in White River
Junction the first OF the week.
Mrs. j. r. Franklin and Masters Phil
and Earl reached home Monday.
DR.. Frank Hewes of Groton, Conn,
arrived in town Thursday night.
Mrs. Dearborn and her sister returned
from visit in Danville Monday.
Jed Kendall and Miss Angie Kendall
have been visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler of West
Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. Tucker.
The family of Theodore Beecher have
arrived at the Barrett House forthe sum
mer.
Mrs. II. Lee Hatch was in Bennington
Wednesday TO attend the Grand Chapter
.. T.. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huber of Corinth
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j. O..
Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bickford OF North
Danville were in town to attend the fun
eral of Rev. j. r. Franklin.
Miss Fannie A. Kendall has bought a
new Milton piano which was delivered by
Geo. r. Beyerle OF West Lebanon, n. H.,
the oath.
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Orange County Convention.

A Republican convention for Orange
county. in the state of Vermont, will be
held at Chelsea, on Wednesday, June %,
1902, at II o'clock, a. m, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for senators, assist
ant judges, states attorney, sheriff, high
bailiff, judges of probate and county COM
missioners, to be supported by the Free
men OF the county at the next state cleo
tion TO be held in September, 1902. Also
to elect county committee. Towns will
be represented in said convention on the
basis of three delegates for each town. and
one additional delegate for each one hum
bred votes and for each fraction OF one
hundred exceeding fifty cast for the Re-
publican candidate for governor at the
state election in 1900.
Delegates will be chosen at primary
meetings called by the Republican COM
mittee of each town and will provide
themselves with proper credentials duly
signed by the secretary of the said primary
meeting at which they are elected, and
present them to the county committee
acting as a committee on credentials, at
their headquarters at the hotel, immedi-
ately upon their arrival at Chelsea.
~ T. F DorpEN' Republican
II. +. WILCOX, ESea,,,y,.o
DANIEL TAIsEY. Committee.
Chelsea, VT, May 2s, 1902.
BY order OF County Committee.
On the above basis the several towns
will be entitled TO representation as fol-
lows: Bradford, 5; Braintree, 4; Brook
field, 4; Chelsea, 8 Corinth 4; Fairlee, 1,
Newbury, 8; Orange, 4; Randolph, 8;
4; Thetford, 4; Topsham, 4
4 Vershire, 8; Washington, /;
West Fairlee, 4; Williamstown, 5. Total,
II delegates.
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Make Hens Law

Keep them healthy, vigorous and
productive. They make young
chicks grow and thrive, and are ex-
cellentfor fattening stock of all kinds.
Four sises-3c.. Soc. 81. IS ID. box. IS.
Hood Farm Liniment. for man and beast.
The remedy for Inflammation. colds, distem.
per, Sc. SOC. 81 and 81.
Hood Farm Remedies are sold bv
A. r. HOOP d Son, Chelsea; J. W. PARNENrEk,
Brookteld; GEORGE A. LAIRD, Royalton; NJ
j. SARGENT q Son, South Royalton: A. n.
KING 4 SON, Tunbridge; c. A. WIGHT. North
Tunbridge; A. G. OssOoD 4 Co., Z. Ran
dolph; ] j. TRERIsE, Randolph.
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CheapeT than ANN Qthp[ StahIt nNE
DauntIess Pilot,

Medium Stallion, 3024S, by Daunt'
less, 3l5S, will make the season 81
my Stable. He Is OF the best and
will show for himself. Terms, slO
to warrant.
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Make Horses Eat

and are of special value for feeding
when extra work is required of
farm teams, race or driving horses;
also after distemner. They
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-05
To Cure a coId in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. E.W Groves signature is on each
box. 25c.