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Evening journal., 1902-03-17
Horses Bring Good Prlces

AT Jester & McDaniel's stables. Nos.
419 West Front street. on Saturday
Stdham & Son, auctioneers, sold thir-
ty head of horses, from $50 to S212.5O
per head, averaging S1439O. The sale
was well attended.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

rO-day's local wholesale quotations reported
by StaytOn n Chandler.
Cabbage. bar 1 50
Onions. hhl, $50
White Potatoes, bushel, old. 90
Eggs, Del. ana Nd dozen, l7c lSc
Chickens, live, pOund,sllc,
Chickens dressed. pound. l2c,. .l3c
Apples, barrel, 400 70 9.76
Oranges, box, Cali. sS.OO82l
Lemons, box 275
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
Printing New Postal Cards

In a short time a new postal card
will be placed on sale at the local
postoffice. 1t viii contain a vignette
of President Mckinley, instead Of
President Jefferson's portrait The
first issue will number 100000.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
willVisit Chester

S. ]. Beck, Of this city. general organ
lzer OF the Endowment Rank Knights OF
Pythias. for the States of Delaware and
will visit Larldn Lodge,
No. rs. OF Chester this evening
Evening journal., 1902-03-17

John Brear foreman at the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company's roundhouse,
has been an for several days.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS.
Temporary Foreman at Lobdelrs

Michael O'Toole has charge of Lobdelrs
sheet foundry while Elc Tolmie, the
regular foreman, Is absent because Of ILL
ness Mr.. Tolmie has been confined to his
home for several days, but is improving
and is expected to resume his regular du-
ties at the foundry in a few days.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17

From factory to wearer. 81 and -
Hats. Saltzgiver g. Bupp, 10G West
Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
Auditor Bowers Successor

William J. Boyer, former auditor Of the
Pullman Car Company in this city. has
been succeeded by n Stanley, Of Ludlow,
Ky MrrN3oyer has accepted a position
with the American Tobacco Company, in
New York city.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17

Philadelphia, March 17-Wheat received
littlo attention from exporters, but fair
inquiry prevailed from millers, and the
market ruled steady, with light offerings:
Contract wheat, as 20 location, closed
as follows:
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
STOCK MARKET

Thd otheuo Range. Johnson's, 9th & King
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
Bid -.


March .......... ...................... .S55a9S6
Car lots. I'm elevator, as TO Locations:
No. . Pennsylvania red............. .eaieneS
No Delaware red .el1a9oo
CORN.-rhc market was firm on export
elevator deliveries. and offerings We're
light but demand from shippers was un-
satisfactory. Car lots for local trade
We're somewhat irregular, and ruled
quiet. Sales of / car No. mixed, on
track. at Germantown Junction, at 671kc.;
4 car No. 2 yellow, on track az German
town Junction. az Csc; car do, an
Washington street elevator, at 66Ac, and
I car do, on Washington street track. at
.67AC.
OATS.-Car lots were quiet but ruled
steady under moderate offerings. Sales OF
cars No white, clipped, track, at dc.
Evening journal., 1902-03-17
After New Jersey Prisoners

Detective Francis went to Trenton
N. j., today with requisition papers
for the three men who were arrested
there, charged with catching diamond
back terrapin on this side of the river
ont of cnnann
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Big Spring

Deputy Sheriff Britt was in this
place on business Friday.
We have been having plenty of
rain the past week and the pros
spccts now is OF good crop sea-
son.
VIM. Davis visited in Danville
from Friday until Sunday.
Pank Kemp, who has been do
ing business In Chamois, remained
over night Friday in this place on
his way to Jonesburg.
lily Rocning and Scholton passed
through this place with drove of
cattle 20 pasture north of New
Flore nee.
The wheat in this vicinity Is very
rank, and ii there are many heavy
rains and winds, 1t will be badly
tangled.
4. L. Davis visited homcfolks In
New Florence Sunday.
Quite n large crowd in Big Spring
Saturday after the quarantine was
raised. Seems as though people
were afraid of the red flag.
Sterling Anderson's visited at
Robt. Schroer's Sunday.
TULIP.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09

Mrs. Gray, who has been visit
ing her father, w. S. iIcnton Of
this place for the past week, left
Saturday for Montgomery City.
Chas. Brown made business
trip TO Slick Saturday.
Miss Presley of Troy was in town
Monday.
james Wilson and Dcslcy Suth-
icum of Corso were calling on
friends near this place Sunday.
Walter Marling and Harry Brad
ley of Fishery were calling on
friends at this place Sunday and
Monday.
Quite number attended the
baptizing at Macedonia Sunday.
Rolla Porter, Roxa Lcwallcn,
Chas. Mabry and Ruth Mcdonnell
OF Corso attended preaching here
Sunday night.
Alex Glare and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Clare's
father, Mr.. White of near Danvillc.
OLD MULE.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09

Misses Julie and Stella David
son were the guests of Misses Min
ME and and Lottic Bourne last
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Spcrry left Sunday
for Abba Iowa where she will
spend the summer.
Miss Annie May was the guest Of
Miss Minnie Bourne Sunday.
The small pox X getting quite
near this vicinity. The people
should beware of public gather
ing.
lIcz. Bethel aud Tom Stansbcrry
have traded their bailcr to John
Pratt of near Gamma.
Since the recent rains the people
have been greatly relieved, but
they are again In trouble (natural
for mani over the numbcrlcss
amount of chinch bugs that are
now in the rye and wheat fields.
They are doing no injury at pre-
sent, its the future the people are
looking at now.
Miss Ei,ic Noel Is visiting at II.
A. Davidson's this week.
David Bethel is quite sick at this
writing, we hope soon to note his
entire recovery.
Miss Ida May was visiting her
grandmother Mrs. NJ. Y. Kinks
Monday night and Tuesday.
A. J. Yarbough was in Wells
vile Monday after corn.
The McCafYcrty boys and Jim
Rhol passed through this vicinity
from their work on Cuivre bridge
last Saturday night. One Of their
horses gave out and died near here
o. U. Know.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09

Leslie White came up from
Jones burg Friday to see the home-
folks.
DR.. T. A. Finley was visiting old
friends at Louisiana Mo. last week.
Mrs. Will Wilson left Tuesday
for Jcrscyville, Ill. to visit her
daughter Mrs. calvin Jones.
Jas. McQuie is visiting friends
near Shamrock.
Hiram Stevens was visiting re-
latives in Mar,insburg the first of
the week.
Miss Matte Padcn, who has
been attending the High School
returned to her home at Shamrock
Monday.
The protractcd meeting Mt the
Baptist church closed last Thurs
day evening there being fourteen
additions to the church, five by
letter and nine for baptism. Rev.
Davis returned to his home at
Moberly Friday morning.
Prof. w. Il. Shirley was In
Montgomery City on legal business
the first OF the week.
Miss Bcrnice Lincnschmidt was
in Mar,insburg n few hours Satur-
day. ST. ELMO.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Thomas District

Surveyor Cardwell passed
through this vicinity one day last
week enroute to Middletown to do
some surveying.
We are now having plenty OF
rain. May 1t continue for every
thing is now looking exceedingly
well.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Kinks and Mrs. Mary
Morning and children were visiting
at ID. M. Mays last Thursday.
II. A. Davidson was down on
West Prairie one day last week on
business.
d. NJ. May and wife were in
Wellsville last Friday trading.
Crayton Kinks and his mother
were visiting at John Kinks last
Saturday night and Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Now FIorenCe.

Pate Young and j. T.. llosto Mt
tended the stock sale at Fulton
Monday.
Misses Gertrude See and llulda
Convey were shopping in Mont
gomcry City Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. a. Wilson and Miss Lulu
Wilson went down to st. Louis
Wednesday to visit relatives
Fred Rodgers of Danvillc, who IL
attending school in Warrcnton,to took
the train here for thnt place Sun
day afternoon, after n few days
visit with homefolks.
Miss Emma Lewis, who has cm-
ployment In st. Louis, spent Sum
day here with her mother.
Mrs w. o Moore, Misses Mary
Moore and Ida Kallmeyer spent bc-
tween trains in Montgomery City
Saturday.
Sam Denton and wife of Centrn-
lia spent Sunday with A. j. Denton
and wife at this place.
Mrs. Laura Shearmeyer and lit
tie son came up from st. Louis on
the excursion and spent few
hours with Chas. Shearmeyer and
wife.
Miss Violet Lcavcl has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
George Gilchrist and wife and
Mrs. Donaldson OF Montgomery
City were the guests at II. w. Hock-
or Sunday.
w. L. Blattner OF Wellsville was
on our streets Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Clark of near Hugo
spent several days last week with
her friend, Mrs. Charlotte Sherman.
PUELLA.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
MCkIttrICk,

DIR. Burch of Rhinclnnd was here
on professional business Saturday.
Mrs. q. Thurman is ON the sick
list.
Mr.. Kocghcr aud family of st.
Louis came up ON the excursion
Sunday, and spent the day with
his sister, Mrs. a. Schncll aud fam
lily.
B. Woodruff, Tom Cullom, g.
Bczold and II. Lcmbcrg were In
Montgomery City Monday on bus-
mess.
Mr.. Stock Is now busy at work
In his new shop.
DR.. Bcrshcir was up from Case
the fore part OF the week.
q. Schmidt of MolSanc was down
Tuesday aud Wednesday transact
ing business.
Mr.. Cole OF Tibbctts whilcd a few
hours in our town Tuesday.
Frank wipplcr was down from
Rhinclnnd on business Monday.
Mr.. lIcnnhnn made business
trip to st. Louis the first Of the
week.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
The wheat is grand down ON Dry

The wheat is grand down ON Dry
Fork.
X. w. Hunlcy was In our vacin-
ity and informed us he was going
to North Carolina for n short visit.
q. w. Craig bought a milk COW
from Ed Cole rear Mineolo.
Mrs. L. L. Niedergcrkc of Big
Spring is visiting l.. A. Stcuart's
family this week.
r. NJ. Mnrlow has gone to Charl-
cston 5. &. to attend the Expo
sition.
Mrs. l.. A. Stcuart visited In Big
Spring Sunday.
Addic NJ. Dickcy visited Callia
Quick Sunday.
Our Sunday School Is progress
ing nicely Mt Trinity church super
intended by B. 5. Baker. We will
have childrcn's day the Bird Sum
day night in June every body
cordially invited to attend.
Earl Noel who has been IN Cali
laway county for the past few
weeks was In town Sunday.
George Craig aud family visited
Lee Shackclford and family Sum
day.
We wish to correct sad mis-
take In last weeks issue. Crockett
X Mnrlow did not buy the proper
ty occupied by John Knipp.
Mrs. |. T.. Shaclsclford Is visit
ing In Montgomery City and of
course |. =. will try and cook again
VIM. Stockhorst and wife gave
the young folks party and dance
Monday night. All seemed to en-
JOY themselves dancing with
BILL NYE.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
NeighbOrhOOd News.
Beilnower.

There will be services mt Union
Chapel next Sunday morning and
evening by the pastor Rev. Gid
dcns.
The w. c. T. U. was postponed
at this place last Sunday.
House cleaning is the order of
the day now.
Mrs. John Davis and children
and Miss Jessie Hate spent the day
at Mr.. Welch's last Sunday.
Miss Emma Kcadlc spent last
Sunday with home folks.
The Sunday School at Union
Chapel is increasing ever Sunday,
we arc glad to see it, hope 1t will
continue to increase.
Mrs. Ettic Rodgers was trading
at this place last Monday. Bell
flower Is doing lost OF business now
days.
We are glad to see Miss Floy
Lotion who has been sick for some
time able to be out again. She
spent Sunday aud Monday with
her grand mother, Mrs. Baxter.
Mr.. John Earnest and son James
were trading here Tuesday.
Quite a number of young men OF
this vicinity have gone OIL on a
fishing excursion, hope they'll
bring us back some fish.
George Brown has purchased a
new buggy. Look out girls.
vcrgil Harmon OF near High
Hill visited his uncle VIM. Harmon
Tuesday.
There will be preaching in Bell
flower next Sunday at the usual
hours WHIP-PooR-wILL.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Locust Grove

We are having some nice rains
now. II has helped the looks OF
the crops and the farmers also.
Mrs. Tatum of Gamma, who has
been visiting relatives In this COM
inunity for the past two weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
C. Mabry and daughter, Bessie,
and Nellie Kcrwin were shopping In
Wrllsvillc Saturday.
Hopcwcll Sunday School is pro-
crossing nicely.
Ben Mabry and wife were trad
ing in Wcllsville Friday.
John Hagood and family visited
the formers brother near Morgan
school house Saturday and Sum
day.
c Mabry's visited at Lee Moss
Sunday.
Most of the farmers in this vicin-
ity are through planting corn. and
some we hear are plowing their
corn.
Barnic Will was in Montgomery
Monday.
Mr.. Angel and wife OF New Hart
ford were in Wcllsvillc Friday.
Mrs. Carroll is helping Mrs. VIM.
White clean house.
Mrs. Tom Chadduck spent the
day with Mrs. John Andrews Mon
day.
News are scarce these times with
Now GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Wellsville.

Miss Maudc McQuic of Fulton
was the guest of her parents last
week here.
Miss Maybcll Cove returned to
her home in Montgomery City
Monday, after n pleasant visit to
Miss Arlino Barker
Chas. Lail was over from Sham
rock Saturday.
Misses Lcota Rodgers aud Myrta
Ellis OF Montgomery were visiting
Miss Lcola McQuic the latter part
OF the week.
Rev. G. c. Long filed his rcgu-
lar appointment at the Baptist
Church at Martinsburg Sunday.
X. G. Noel has returned from n
visit to friends and relatives at
Fulton.
Mcssrs Roy Taylor and Billie
Hale came down from Martinsburg
Sunday to see their girls.
Miss Fannie Award OF Middle
town was the guest OF Miss Mona
Helper the first OF the week.
Misses Leila Walker and Eu-
phamc Phillips spent Sunday with
relatives at New Florence.
Rev. Hay Bell who has been
holding a series OF meetings at
Mobcrly, was visiting the home
folks few days this week.
Miss Willie Thorpe spent Sun
day with Montgomer City friends.
Mrs. Gertrude Lakeland and
babe returned to their home at
Mexico Saturday after few days
visit to relatives here.
Leo Motz went up on the excur-
sion to Randolph Sunday.
Bill Hamilton was visiting
friends at Fulton Saturday and
Sunday.
Leo Vogt and Monta Nuns o.
Montgomery City attend the Com
mcncement exercises here Frida,
night.
Doc Hudson, the tombstone mar
was here from Montgomery last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ellis hav,
gone to Colorado to spend thu
summer for the benefit OF Mrs
Ellis's health.
James Kelly and sister Mis-
Mollie were visiting relatives a
st. Louis last week.
Miss Willie Dutton was called T.
Truxton Monday to see her mothe
who is very i'll.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Oiney.

w. c. Logan and son Sam were
in Troy Wednesday.
Willie Riddle was in Montgom-
cry City Saturday.
Rev. Gordon filed his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist church
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cora Stroper entertained
the young folks with a musicale So
cial Saturday night.
The Montgomery tribune., 1902-05-09
Americus.

Every body Is smiling since the
late rains. Most every body is
through planting corn.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
Revlew of Reviews.

The quality Of timeliness, for which the
Review of Reviews has made reputation
Was never better exemplified than in the
present February number. The subjects
treated are the subjects which are most
thought OF and which are being discussed
by all intelligent readers. The Cuban and
Philippine tariffs, the Panama VS.. the Mic
aragua canal route, the Raines law in New
York perhaps should be mentioned first.
Educational interests are included in an
article on President Butler, who has re-
Gently been appointed president of Column
bia university, succeeding Mayor Seth
Low. wireless Telegraphy and Mar
conis Triumph" by Carl Snyder, with
pictures, is an article we cannot afford to
let pass without careful perusal. There is
character sketch of Leslie Mortimer
Shaw by johnson Brigham from which we
quote the following "However brilliant
the array of orators he has never been out
classed, for he is unique-a class by him
self" The number is feast to hungry
reader. The cartoons give hints and sug-
gestions gained from no other source.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Arthur Cheney is i'll with rheumatic
fever.
II. w. Downing of Washington was in
town recently.
Madame Edison had a shock recently and
is now suffering from pneumonia.
DR.. Scott was called Friday night to at
tend Margaret Taft, who is i'll with the
prevailing epidemic, Harold and Maurice
have also been sick.
A. M. Cone had a shock Wednesday
while at the tannery. He is as comfort
able as can be expected for the present.
DR.. Scott is attending physician.
Charlie j. Bannister got his left hand
caught in a husker and ensilage cutter
Jan. 2Sth, and the thumb, two fingers and
the side OF the hand badly mutilated. DIR.
Russlow hopes to save the fingers and
thumb. t
The winter term Of the North Randolph
school taught by Mrs.Lula A.Boyden clos
ed Friday, Feb. Z. Pupils not absent dur
lg the term were Mabel Edwards, Holden,
Howard and Vina Camp, Leslie and Eta
Durkee, Allan and Lena Hall. Those not
absent during the year were Leslie and
Eta Durkee, Allan Hall, Howard and
Vina Camp. Friday evening at the invi-
tation of the teacher the pupils with their
parents and friends to the number OF forty
enjoyed party at w. M. Hamblin's, where
program consisting of recitations, songs,
dialogues and charades was well rendered
by the pupils, after which light refresh
ments were passed and a general good
time enjoyed The teacher was the recip-
lent OF handsome clock and pin from
her pupils.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
RoxRuRY.

George Campbell was in Mortified on
Saturday.
z. S. Stanton was in st. Adams the first
OF last week.
o. A. Flint is i'll attended by DIR. Winch
of Northtield
III. A. +. Richardson was confined TO
the house last week by illness.
Mrs. w. T. Kerr OF Mortified was in
town on Wednesday OF last week.
Pink eye seems to be the prevailing dis
temper in this and adjoining towns.
Mrs. John Ryan of Faneuil. Mass. is a
guest at the home of her father, Patrick
O'Grady.
The next OF the series of whist parties
viii be held Saturday evening at Ed.
Stimson's.
There were about 25 couples at the
dance Friday night. Chase's orchestra
from Mortified furnished music.
The many friends of c. NJ. Wiley are
pleased TO learn that he has so far recover
ed from his broken hip as to go about the
house on crutches.
Mrs. Henry Willis Of White River June
tion and her mother, Mrs. Chauncy New
hall, Of Barre were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Nj. IL. Richardson on Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week.
There was a very good attendance at the
Ladies Mite society on Wednesday and
the two comforters were tied in short
order. In the evening literary program
was enjoyed and several hours spent in a
social manner. About $3.50 was realized
from the supper The affair was in charge
OF Mrs. NJ. II. and II. A. Z. Richardson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
East Bethel schooIhouse.

The alterations on the East Bethel
schoolhouse have been completed and
Miss Weymouth, the teacher, is holding
sessions In the building, use having been
made Of the Grange hall during repairs.
Il is practically a new building, scarcely
ANYTHING of the old building being left, but
portion of the frame. The new school,
room is larger than the old by space of
four feet by twelve, which was formerly
taken by the entry, and a new entry or
cloak room has been built 10 by u IT. and
very convenient shed built, opening
from the cloak room, Is by 20 IT.
The interior of the schoolhouse is nicely
finished in hard pine and spruce and new
seats placed, with capacity for thirty four
scholars. One of the best features OF the
structure is the heating and yentilatIng
apparatus built by Howard W. Fowler a.
Son under the directions of the state board
of health common cast iron stove is
enclosed or ''jacketedn with galvanized
iron heater about five feet in dimension
each way. The cold air is brought in from
outdoors directly beneath the stove, and
as il rises in the enclosure is warmed, and
passes through the opening in the top of
the Jacket into the room. On another side
of the room is the ventilator for removing
the bad air, cylinder about two feet in
diameter, open at the bottom near the
floor and passing up through the roof out
of-doors. A large, convenient cupboard
holds the school supplies. The carpenter
work has been done by f. b. Gilman, Fred
Young and Glenn Gilman. The inside
painting has been done by John T. Reed
and the mason work by John Parrott. The
outside has not been painted yet. The
total expense is estimated at about 81 1000.
1t probably would have been much cheaper
to have built new house, discarding the
old building entirely, but the town direc-
tors were hampered by the vote of the
town not to build new house They have
certainly done as well as they could under |
the circumstances. At the town meeting |
held to consider the proposition Of build |
ing a new house the voters were plainly |
told that it would cost more to repair the |
old house than to build a new one, and the |
voters cast their ballots with this knowl- |
edge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
EAST BETHEL.

Earl Riford is helping at home for the
present.
D. J. Slack was at c. c. whitney's the
first of the week.
Report says that A. B. Bowen has let his
farm to Ed Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Hammond visited at
II. r. Nights the first Of the week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
d. l.. Parker Friday, Feb. 7th. Mrs. ID. j..
Slack is caring for Mrs. Parker.
For the benefit Of the library social and
loan exhibit Of relics OF Eve olden timen
will be held at +. w. PERKINS, on Friday
evening, Feb. p.
Middle Branch grange met by invitation
at II. p. Riford's Wednesday, Feb. S, and
after enjoying a fine dinner elected the
following officers Master, Frank VIII
liams; overseer, II. p. Riford lecturer.
Laura Paine; steward, G. G. Whitney; as
sistant steward, Percy Riford; treasurer,
A. p. Paine; secretary, A. p. Paine; chap
lain, Mrs. II. p. Riford; gatekeeper, VIII
Der Porter; Pomona, Mrs. Frank Williams:
Ceres, Miss Laura Stiles; Flora, Mrs. b. A.
Burnham lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Mary Fowler. The next meeting viii be
at the hall Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 10.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
New EnaIand Maaazlne.

The cover to the February number will
receive more than passing glance as it is
copy Of a print published by Foster
Brothers, Boston. 1t is called "The En-
gagement Ring" In the American Shrines
series is Trenton monument, making a
beautiful frontispiece. The second part of
"Goyernors Of Massachusetts" is the lead
ing paper and deservedly so. There are
portraits Of the governors from Gov. Cliff
ford to Gov. Crane. very interesting
article is by George Hodges, entitled cap
tain Miles Standish." II is accompanied
by picture Of Standish house i'm Duxbury
and Of the Standish monument. A finely
paper is by Alexander Hume
Ford which is called "New England Ship
Canals. There are several good stories.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-13
Letter TO Chas. Martin,


Dear Sir: There are a thousand WAYS ia
cheat IN our business; and whether our
neighbors suspect MS of cheating or not.
depends on ourselves, our talk. our face.
our eye, our walk, our standing straight
up or crooked-our neighbors know an
about as without being told
We are pretty well known. We are no
iniant-l46 years old-began business on
this little island New York; in 1854.
Have been making paint and a noise in
the world ever since
And there isn't a man, alive or dead
that wouldn't testify for Us, if YOU should
stir him up.
We grind lead and zinc in linseed oil nv
machinery, all together. That's our busi-
ness. We live on the profit machinery
over hand-wOrk. Painters mix their psint
BY hand-they imagine they do-they half
mix 1t. We grind together: whole-mix.
Better and costs less money.
We are the very best friend the painter
has, II he knows it-yes, whether he
knows q or not. He can't afford not to
know II. We are the painters customers
friend. We save them both money.
Yours truly.
~ F. W. DEvoE & Co.
p. 5. ". +. Lamson. Randolph. Turner
Y Graham. Bethel, Campbell Il Greeley.
Rochester, and Z. o. Tracy, Chelsea. b
L. Moody. SO. Royalton. sell our paint.