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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-31
PITTsFIeLp.

C. E. Moves has gone to Franklin for a
short vacation.
The Junior League held picnic in the
park last saturday afternoon.
Mrs. F. G. Durkee and Mrs. Frank GRAY
OF Rutland were in town last week.
Miss Mabel McCollom Of somerville
Mass. Is working at George Tuttles.
Mrs. Olive Small is very IN at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 5 Lamb.
Leonard Small was called here from
New York By the serious illness Of his
wife.
Mrs. John Eaton and children OF
Roslindale Mass, are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III Breed
Mr.. and Mrs. Towne and daughter Of
New jersey, who have been boarding at
the Nose House, have returned home.
II. G.. Ranney. Jonathan Rannev and
Misses Achssh, Zelpa and Zilpah Rannev
were in Rutland last week to attend the
circus.
DIR. L. r. McCollom, who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs George
McCollom, returned to his home in
Whitestone, y. Y. last Thursday.
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The President in Vermont.

President Roosevelt is expected to
be the guest of the Hon. Leslie NJ.
Shaw, secretary OF the treasury, at the
secretary's summer home az Thomp-
sons Point Burlington. Secretary
Shaw says that the president will be
with him the first or second week i'm
August, and will remain several days
Il i, expected that the president will
be accompanied by several members
OF his family From Thompson's Point
the president will 20 70 Windsor and
Brattleboro, where he is scheduled to
deliver addresses
Business called the secretary to
Washington shortly after his arrival
In the state. but be will return as soon
after August lst a. possible. and eX-
poets 70 accompany the president to
Lake Champlain When news was re-
ceived that the president was 10 visit
Thompsous Point the cottagers at
once began to plan for a fitting recep-
ton. A special steamboat will meet
the president al Burlington. and be
will he conducted TO the Point Elab-
crate decorations will be put up and
suitable greetings prepared
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Late State News.
Shot BY Stranger He Was Aiding.

James Smith OF Burlington was ac.
cidentally shot in the arm by ii. Willis
Saturday evening as he was attempt.
ing to aid the latter, who, with his
wife, had been attacked by two ruff
fans.
Willis is an employee at the wooden
mills in Winooski. having come from
Providence, X. l., in consequence of a
strike at that place. His wife is en-
ployed at the Hotel Burlington. Ac-
cording to his story, Willis came to
Burlington Saturday night to see his
wife and as it was pleasant they
strolled out North avenue until they
came to the end OF the car line.
Alter they had been there Tor about
ten minutes a stranger approached
them with the remark, "Nell, what's
this ?" Willis replied that he and his
wife were waiting for the car, where
upon the stranger said to Willis
"You get out OF here.
Willis did not move and the order
was repeated again. When no move
was made upon the second command
the stranger whistled and seized Mrs.
Willis by the wrist. As be did so,
another stranger came up and the first
one said to him, "Ofticer, take care OF
that man, pointing to Willis. The
second stranger threw off his coat and
hat and seized Willis, and a sharp
scutile ensued In the meantime Mrs.
Willis had been calling for help.
Finally Willis and his man parted and
as they did so Willis drew a revolver
from his pocket with the remark that
some one would get hurt if they did
not leave him alone With that the
rufiian who had hold OF Mrs Willis
released her and both strangers started
for Willis. who fired He says he did
not aim al the men, but shot merely 70
Tighten them
Smith bad heard the cries 81 Mrs
Willis from a distance and started 10
her aid. He was not seen by Willis
bnt happened to be IN the path Of the
bullet as ID left Willis revolver The
bullet made flesh wound iu bis right
arm near the elbow When the shot
was tired the two rutiians escaped
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WEST HARTFORD.

Nettie Fay is helping at the hotel.
Mrs. A. L. Morse returned from her va
cation Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Allen are expected
4 home this week
Mrs. F. 2. Wheeler recently visited hel
mother in STAFFORD.
Mrs. 5. B. and Mrs. H. S. Bruce recently
visited frie4ds ia Sharon,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drown Of Sharon
called on friends here last Saturday.
G. F. Burgess was called to Franklin, n.
H., last week by the death Of an uncle.
Elmer Newton spent last week with
friends in Bridgewater and sherburne.
Mrs. Everett Of Bradford is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs Walter
Davis
Mrs, Mary DiCkerman and daughter of
Hartford were guests Of Mrs sophia Haz-
en- over Sunday.
The school directors are having a belfry
built for the bell which the children pur-
chased in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. ia Clifford of Woodstock
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Doubleday.
Parties from South Royalton were look
ing at the Parkhurst farm last saturday
with view 10 purchasing
Chester Doubleday had the misfortune,
while at the village Thursday morning. to
lose his pocketbook. II contained over
So
Monday morning, while taking the hand
car from the track as they met a train, the
boss, Walter Davis, injured one leg so he
is laying off for a few days
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/ Mrs. Henry Pond and Mrs. Franz
/ Roberts, while driving to the village las
| Friday, met the donkey kept by h. A
Davis, near the residence Of Rev. W. A
| Warner. The horse did not like the don
KEYS greeting and ran away, throwing
both ladies from the wagon and causing
some damage to wagon and harness
Neither OF the ladies was seriously in
jured.
The trunk line of the New England Tel
egraph and Telephone company has for
years passed over the low land on the tam
merry fiat and every high water has carried
away portions of the line The company
is engaged this week IN putting in new
section which taps the old line near the
dwelling Of William Brooks and joins the
old line near the slaughter house of NJ. n.
Kendall. passing over the hill on the east
erly side of the village.
Monday. about noon, Harley and Earl,
young sons OF Chas. Shepherd, were play
ing BIZ the river in the rear of Weston's
shop. Earl missed his brother and think
ing that be had fallen in the river hasten
ed home to Mrs. shepherd and inform
ed her that Harley was in the river The
alarm was quickly given and in almost a
a large crowd Of well-meaning
citizens were securing the river banks
looking for traces of the lost lad. Mean
time, Harley, who had wandered of in an
other direction, pat in an appearance and
wanted 10 know what all the excitement
WAS abOut
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eAYsvlLLE.

Mrs. Addie West has finished work at
II. L, Deane's.
Mrs. Elbridge whitcomh has been i'll
but is improving.
p. NJ. Nye Is getting ready to move tC
Rochester in the near future.
Louis and Aifredine Hassam have been
visiting in Mortified for a few days.
Miss Florence SpauldIng OF South Roy
alton visited at Melvin Davis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Flsgg and daugh-
ter from Miller, Neb., visited al Charles
Mays last week.
DIT. and Mrs. Clarence Steele OF Barre
visited at his brothers, DIR. F. Z. Steele's,
the first Of the week
The surveyor was in town Monday sur
veying the road leading TO the Wilson
bridge, which i being built.
F. Y. Hassam has finished making last
blocks on South hill and viii soon move
70 some other locality for the fall and
winter.
Gideon Hutt OF Pittsdeld and Miss
Grace Lowell Of Gaysville we're married
saturday evening al Bethel. Rev Wilmond
Warner officiating.
Five Young people from this place are
taking lessons in vocal and instrumental
music OF Prof. f. T. Smith OF Boston. who
is teaching in Bethel.
Lawyers Edgerton and J. Wilson were
In town Monday settling the c. H. Martin
and Mrs. Gertrude Cameron difficulties.
which they succeeded in doing.
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Saves A Woman,s Ii.

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg Of Dorchester,
Mass. For years she had endured untold
misery from a severe lung trouble and
obstinate cough. "Often, she writes. Il
could scarcely breathe and sometimes
could not speak. All doctors and reme-
dies failed till l used Or. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption and was COM
pletely cured. Sufferers from Coughs,
Colds, Throat and Lung Trouble need this
grand remedy, for 1t never dIsappoints
Cure is guaranteed. Price. soc. and sl.O0
Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew q Leonard. Randolph
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Hard cnalEaminn

A hard coal famine is staring Mont
pelier in the face unless the situation
can soon be relieved +. W. Morse
and II A. Duouc. the two city coal
dealers have less than IS tons 81 hard
coal on hand anu no more in sight.
Just before the strike was inauQurated
last April Mr. Morse had contracted
for 500 tons which he has never re-
ceived. The price Of hard coal IN the
city at present i from 50 10 5000 a
ton. Ghis will not be altogether an
unmiXed evil, as the farmers within a
radius Of 10 miles Of Montpelier who
have large quantities OF block wood
for sale are viewing the coal strike
with complacency and figuring on high
prices for their wood next fall and
winter.
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SHARON.

Mrs. A. c. Gibson is on the sick list.
The Old Folks picnic viii be held Aug
18th.
Miss HaEtwell of Boston is visiting at H
c. Bruces.
| Fred Sawyer and family of Barre were
in town last week.
Howard Chillson is visiting friends in
Swanton and st. Adams.
Mrs. A. P. Reynolds returned from
Stoneham, Mass, Monday.
Miss Grace Waterman OF Hartford spent
Sunday at Rev. S. H. Sargent's.
Mrs Stanley Richards of Woodstock is
at j. 5. Willey's for two weeks.
Mrs. E. Ferguson and daughter of
Bellows Falls are boarding at Ell. Noyes'
Harlan Carpenter, dentist, will be at the
Sharon House Monday, Aug. 4th, for one
week. aE
Mrs. Brown and daughter of Nashua, n.
H., are visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam
Bascom.
John Kimbsll, who is working in the
creamery at Windsor, spent Sunday with
his parents.
The lawn party at Mr.Cheney's Wednes-
day evening was largely attended and the
ladies realized over s13
There will be a basket picnic in the
grove near {. A. Mosher's Tuesday, Aug.
9th, under the auspices OF the Cong'l Sun
day school. Every one is cordially invited
to attend.
There was a very lively runaway last
Friday Harrison Thurstons colt got
frightened while hitched near Badger &
Noyes' store and ran, clearing itself from
the buggy, which was demolished. The
horse escaped with few scratches.
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]
Z. Z. Edison spent Sunday here.
H. c. Benson went to Hartford the first
of the week
Mr.. Batchelder Of Plsinfeld was at the
hotel Sunday.
Win Morrill, and family were at his
brother, Johns, Sunday.
Mrs William P. Smith is entertaining
her sister from Warren.
George Wills and others attended court
at Woodstock last week
George W. T. Whitney was at White
River Junction last week.
Misses Emma and May Russ OF South
Royalton visited here lately.
James A. Fowler went to Williamstown
Monday to do some painting.
A car OF hay was shipped to market
from the L. NJ. Wood place last week.
Asa Bennett OF North Randolph was at
Myron Washburn the first OF the week
A. NJ. Smith OF Boston spent few days
with his brother, William p. Smith, last
week.
Annie F. Whitney went to Waltham,
Mass, last week TO spend a few weeks
with Der aunt, Mrs. H. 5 Marcy.
W. w. Whitney and wife OF Fitchburg
visited at c. G. Mhitney's last week, Mr.
Whitney returning to his work saturday.
Frank Dana has sick horse at the ho-
tel barn in this place. He bought horse
OF II. c. Benson last week and returned
TO Woodstock Sunday, expecting to come
back soon for the sick animal.
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RIslne Star GRANGE Notes.

The last meeting on Saturday night wa,
conducted as ladies' night, the following
named sisters acting az officers Master
Mrs, Chas. f Waldo; overseer, Mrs. Allen
Durham; steward. Miss Annie Lamson,
secretary, Mrs. Laura Sanders; chaplain,
Mrs, Della Putnam; treasurer, Miss Eva
Rogers; lady assistant steward, Miss Lena
Davis; gate keeper, Miss May Spaulding
grange lecturer, Mrs Ernest Howard T;
Ceres, Mrs A. d. Saunders, Pomona, Mrs.
A. j. Davis; Flora, Mrs. +. y. Davis. Al
ter the routine business had been trans
acted the following program was present.
ed by the lecturer Singing reading,
Mrs. F. Waldo; tableaux OF the four sea-
sons, Miss Lena Davis representing spring
Mrs. {. F. Waldo, summer, Mrs. Laura
Saunders, autumn, Mrs. A. d. Lamson,
winter; reading, "Widow Jones, By Miss
Della Putnam; recitation, Miss Kate
Davis; sketch, "Old Folks Concert, z
opened by dialogue by Mrs. Nelson
Wallace ard Mrs. A. ID. Saunders followed
by duet by Miss Spaulding and Mrs Laura
Sanders. singing by ladies Of the grange,
introducing Old Folks at Home, "Auld
Lang Svne. CLOSING with series of tab.
leauX. The next meeting OF the grange
will be conducted as "Flora's' night on
Saturday evening, Aug 9th.
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AROUND The CAMPFIRE.

The fifth annual reunion OF th,
Washington County Veteran. a.s9.
citation Will be held Wednesday and
Thursday August % and q, 40 Dewey
park Montpelier 4 campfire will ho
held the evening OF the first day az
which prominent speakers outside the
county are expected Election Of of1-
GERS Will take place the morning OF
August 2l
Private Wardel OF troop b, Second
cavalry, who was serving a sentence
Of SIX months az the post guard house,
40 Fort Ethan Allen escaped Tuesday
afternoon. July p, from the sentry IN
charge OF him, It 2:3n O'Clock lie
was working on the ash cart and went
to the post dumping grounds and
while the sentry had his eyes oft him
made his dash TOR liberty.
The board OF officers appointed By
the secretary ofwar 20 take into con
sideration the question Of provision 20
be made for Accommodations and shelter
for troops returned from Cuba and the
Philippines. and to consider generally
the construction OF new buildings az
posts throughout the United States to
accommodate the increased garrisons TO
be stationed there. has submitted It's
final report and the secretary OF war
has approved the recommendations
The recommendation call for a total
OF S5,760,OOO to be expended Fort
Ethan Allen, Vt, $4,000; Fort on
tario, y Y 100000 and Fort Nc
kinley, Me. $4,000
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License 70 Sell


80 = . r. VI hHAaANAshH. ~ Aa..Nt
STATE OF VERMONT. rs rrun Corr
DISTRICT o. EANpoLFH. b. held % A1-
On and fnr said district, 81 ffe litt tr lal
A d, 1874 " Herriek aaHiHsrHfH o.
estate Of George HoYL aft Ea1ia
said district. deceased makes lpI Illt.aa @ sl
Court, tur license o. sell all H thr or. Hst.'r %
said deceased situated .n Randolph gs
tree O. Wit Being house lEt |Hts.1 h-l
end piece of wood land .u brliltree o.
iue that the sale thereof sob ht ur'".saH
the payment % the dehfs " -aia ielt--f
MherrupUn. 90 f. ordered hv SAID cert t-i
said picAtleu De- referred ia g sessa
o. De held 40 che Probate Once .a sLl D..
go the STD DAY 90 August A. 2 la.
iug and decision thereon lal = is ilFiatL
ed, that ala persons Interested ~ 1ai.lfi ttIr
by publication 0f notice - said apf ~
order thereon. three weeks sufrrssi VII .
Herald and News, e. newspaper Fl.a,
Randolph lu this state. and which 80
the neighhorhuod uf those infrrfstr- Pc
time ~ hearing. that they uaE appear
time and place. and % they See eal-f
thereto.
BY the Court Attest
1893 WILLIAM n NICHOLS. 3-ss
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Beware Of Ointments for Cstarrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering il through the mu-
cous surfaces. such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians. ss the damage they
will do is ten-fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them Hairs
Catsrrh Cure. manufactured BY r. j.
Cheney & Co. Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buvinE Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get the genuine.
i Is taken internally and made in Toledo.
Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
sold by druggists. &c. per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Hostess Go guests, who have "a
s'rEd q few days. We're So glad
you've been able to come Mrs Gush.
.rgteu; but I do hope we are going
SD have better weather, or I'm afraid
you won't enjoy yourselves much
Miss Guslingtau-Oh but, my dear
Lady Ngrelau, we didn't come here
90 enjoy ourselves We came to see
lau.-I uueh
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Notice Of Settlement.


ESTATE OF FRANK. 3 IhLEh
STATE or VERMONT D. PHlais
RANnoLPH DISTRICT, So SHIELD at t.aa VIZ
and Tor said District IN tht 4i DAY ~
A u 1907 - 3
Henry ". Fits, adminl-trtt1r 81. t.r
Prank il Tvfer Lte n RaHl uh. Or ~
trict deceased. presents be laa.t--l.s
count for examination unf allowance AH -
application fnF decree 1f tI-.flN.I .a
titiHn 90 thU estate ~ $3.50 De- tA-fH rr
Whereupun Do u ordered NF &
that sait account and -H'd .H t.fH
fprrtH tn "a session ~ .alf Court Q.
the Probate once in Randolph aa iat
August A. y. iel2t1r helrin- al.a .. u.
sud IL D. further ordered. frst M F.
teresfcd be notified hereuf EE faN. .#-ss
tiCe 81 said application anil 1rief VI.
weeks succe-siYslE lu fhr htTt r-s
printed at Randolph, rref .as pa
HWNn'nfef f1r hearing tuat they N cd
said time and place. ana. % fls. srr
thereto.
WILLIAM o. NICHOLS. sals'
1894 WILLIAM H NICHOLS s.--
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Notice Of Settlement.


ESTATE Ell WA Z. h."t s4
STATE OF VERMONT u t1.. VA e
RkNnuLrH DISTRICT e. taf haEa' fsr
said District ~ ne -ia .
A 1902 .s. a.rt
~ Wm D. Hunt iltt ~ efaAN, ..-#f e.
district. deceased. presents d. 81
account i1r examination ami ...s f.
application fuF decree % f.-t5 ue- -
fItinn ~ the estate ~ 4slfi lelt1st
IL h ordered by said court 10Y ~ -.
and sai1 auniicafian 81 re.et ~ fs.f
81 said Court g. De- helt q iat IN 4a..t
In said Randolph 30 the ls't a .Fsrs1
a. ID 100 Tor hearing ard De- - z,s-
and Is further ordered, tt1t SIRE
estsf be notified hereof by rEHl..- ...srH.ls
81 ali sr.4fi..fIl,f5 ana lrs IN there tale 49,
sugcesslveiy IN ths Herald aF4 az
published On Randolph, a .--a-e.'es
iates ii the nelghharhoni ~ q. 9l .5ralf
before said time 81 hearing. mar ia,s -. .g.s
az said time and place, ans o t-st
object thereto
By the Court attest. ..-5-,rar. rriet
WILLIAM II. NltheA'f'
fsos WILLIAM H NICHOLS 49,
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license n sen

ESTATE oF NARY q EBEsTTI
STATE OF VERMONT, H Probate Csaa 5.f
HAApoAfH DISTINCT. En-. SET AiHsHUEf#- tr
sald District Uu The fsra atE vi lsF
isg2 M4rE = HreHeftE. adm. .aLsfEafrE f5a..fs..
81 Joseph bresettf late II WatHstH as
District deceased makes .HH.0EtHr o. 81
Court Tor license tl set ii. vs. iEenal esl.5s d
SAID decreased. sifu4fef lH NIsE'rlt#E 81
r. Wit5 The real estate occupied 81 Ur 81
Joseph hFesefff Hf the time 81 81. lH.t1.e -
resenting that the ssle WlI 81 delessar af
tht payment 90 the dTbts af slaI deceased
Mhrrrupun, it d ordered 81 ss8 Caa~ Hu
SAID application he referrri o. .as, tlasaf
f0 BE- held at the Probate Once q .al Etst
on the 1871 day &c August A o Ia '.r taarts
ana decision thereon 4Hd 81 3 .usihaf H-'arat
that al persons Interested le r0fHet ttrH.t By
publication ~ notice ~ said application all User
thereon. three weeks eIUEEss.Fa.f Hf
Herald aud We've, newspaper published %
Randolph. in thls state. and wtiCs rrgliss D
the urighhurhuoh uf those Interested as rs si
time of hearing, that they n5v afTaf lrat
time and place, and. f they sst cause 1atsd
thereto.
Hy the Court Attest
1895 'wiLuAu o. NiCH1ls iliss
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Poor woman! She works hard all
day, and then she's up nearly all
night with the babies"
What's the matter with her hus.
band? Why doesn't he help hero"
20! he puts in all his time agitat.
ing for an eight-hour day for the
working man. Philadelphia Press.
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Proner Temperature.

A story is told of a Boston lawyer
whose quick wit never deserted him
either in the courtroom or else
where.
One day a client entered his Office
Ind throwing back his coat, said, If.
ttahly;
Why, your office, sir, is as hot as
IN oven,"
Why shouldn't il be?" was the
calm response. Its here that | make
MS bread. Youths Companion.
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Ph,.tcaI PecnIInritie.

They say, he said more for the
purpose of starting conversation
than anything else. that American
girls have large feet"
Yes" she answered, "and il is be.
coming pretty well known that some
of the American boys wear very
small hats."-Chicago Record Herald
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Your uncle is q mjser isn't ha?'
"S-s-sa' After he's dead ave may
call him miser, hHt while we're hop.
ing to be remembered in his win we
prefer to speak 81 him rs a numis.
matist with erratic and original
ideas He certainly is great on col.
lceting coin-aay kind of coin with.
out regard t. date OF design.
brooklyn Eagle
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PERSONAL

John II. Senter OF Montpelier saws
he is to take the stump Tor Mr.. Nc
Gettrick and is TO speak in Middle
bury. s., Adams and St Johnsbury
during the campaign
John Z. Harris. who is connected
with the Senate postofliee at Washing
ton, will pass the summer at Morris
vile, Danyille and other places in the
state and will return to Washington
when Congress convenes.
Miss Edith Forrest, for the past nine
years preceptress and teacher of art
al Montpelier seminary. has rendered
her resignation to accept similar po-
sltion IN a private training school Tor
young women at Northampton. Mass.
II your paper Is blue-stsulped plesse re-
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ApprnnrInteIr PInccd

Our amateur minstrel show will
be great. We've two professional end
men"
"You don't say? Who are they?"
Ones a phrenologist and the 9th.
er's a chiropodist"
"lndeed2 Now, all you need IS a
belt manufacturer for middleman. ~
Philadelphia Press.
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Lawyer-Are you acquainted with
the prisoner?
Nitness-Tye known MIN for e
years.
Lawyer-Haye you ever known him
70 be disturber Of the public peace
Nitness-Well-er -he used to be.
long 70 a fife and drum corps-N. Y.
Weekly.
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"Hallo, yoansster What are yor
doing in the city?s
ooh, I'm in the stock exchange
now"
What, a boy like You? What are
you going 20 do there2"
TRY to earn an honest living"
Really! Well you ought 10 suc.
reed; there's no competition. "-Bul
Zionist.
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cnnnerneln RaIIroas 60

Notice l. hereby given thst ,s 81 A..
ton viii BE- made to the next 3. tF,-..-
sembly for an amendment 81 rss-. 2
50 a. to allow an extension q .---..1 9
which to commence the cQA
said railroad Fs-r-plyf.
CoPPERFIELp RAILB.oA.ll', 49,
Copperfieid. VI, July =
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The best men in Georgia said
the father 70 his son. -came right
from the pillow"
That's whar ! want TO come from.
was the reply. AN durn quick. too,-
Atlanta Constitution.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-31
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il it fails to
cure. E.WGrove's signature is on each
box DC