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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10
RoYALToN.

Isabelle Hoyt entertained her sister last
week.
Miss c, L. stickney spent Saturday
night ia Bethel
Miss Frances Butler has been visiting
friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. f. J. Morse is with Mrs. Jane
Morse for short time.
Miss Mary Dewey returned to her school
duties at Mt. Hermon, Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. Levi Wild and son are in Glover
for several weeks with Mrs. Wild's par
ents.
Mrs. Ainsworth and Mrs. Charles
Rogers and little son from Dedham, Mass,
are at the Cascadnac House.
George Harrington has bought the
Cascadnac House of G. p. Abbott and viii
take possession in September.
Herbert Bruce and little son from Pitts
field visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. JOY last
week. Maud Joy accompanied them
home Monday.
Mrs. Walter Swinyer and little son re-
turned to Wilder Monday after spending
a week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dyke announce the
birth OF a granddaughter July l, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dyke
Of Massachusetts,
Marcus Ellis was called from Keene, y.
H., Saturday to see his mother, Mrs.
Enoeh Ellis. who is suffering from a severe
shock. At this writing she is comfortable.
Harry Mason gave a very interesting
talk on the Bunker Hill Boys club of
Charlestown, Mass, at the {. +. meeting
Sunday evening. Mr.. Mason IS assistant
supervisor OF this club.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond from Randolph,
Miss A. Lilliee Fletcher and +. p. Ashley
from Woodstock and John G.. Peck from
White River Junction have been recent
guests at George A. Laird's.
The people Of Royalton are promised
treat in the appearance here sometime in
August Of George Herman of Pittsburg,
Pa, who last summer delighted audiences
in Montpelier and Waterbury by bis read
iugs.
From another soursel
Mrs. J. Ryan is on the sick list.
Mrs. J. Warren Waldo is able to ride out
after her long illness.
Roy Sykes of Brownsville spent the
Fourth at n. W. Sewals.
Miss Evelyn Cowdery has returned from
salem, Mass, to spend her vacation with
Mrs. j. w, Waldo.
Ben. Douglass, son Of Rev, W. +. Doug
lass of Windsor, has come 10 spend the
summer with Norman Sewal's family
Miss Lena Abbott Pierce and Ulysses
Grant Howe were united IN marriage last
week BY Rey.Mr. Warner of Bethel They
were both from ROyalton.
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BETHEL 'LYmpus

Miss Abbie Gokey Of Pitt.ea,a
ing at c. r. Mobiles. '''neld is wors.
F. 3; Gilman of Royalton
hugh Whittaker's barn repairing
Mrs. Jane Norton OF stoot,
visiting at 5. A. Bowen's ''OeAordgs /,
Fanny Leayitt closed very
term oil school here Wednesdsyy sueee'siaI
Mrs. ;. A. Bowen has beap =,
erysipelas but at this wrifir,' WY Y with
Lula Bowen finished her 60. gaming
here. 'e'lea toher bona
10. Iwitehell and daupber F,r.
been quite sick the past ' Wsss amy, hsH
measles. WIN With tbs
Mrs. Hannah Lamb OF Rspaol,t
ed home Monday after snap 55f.pl fsiufa.
with her sister, Mrs. B. A. B8tiiss. q vsss
Mrs. Trask and two chudrsn r.
Taylor and son Of Springfield N.Y. nv Nh
rived at Echo Farm TUESDAY for las tss A.
mer. ''' the sun.
About 90 of the scnool children
ana friends OF the children :, ;Palsae
picnic in Win DARTS grove H. lt il0{ Ts 9
were Rotations and singing br nv, NJ llsis
dren, after which cake. la eresr, ' sss ila-
onade We're served aAl isa'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10

They are the newest sort Of smoke
in Paris, and have been invented bv
intending henefactors IF the human
race who consider nicotine i deieri-
Grating modern man. A correspond
ent explains that the new cigarettes
contain not a compound made Of the
ground bean. as might be imagined
but the leaf Of the tree. fine. coarse 81
navy cut, or manipulated after the
oirdseye method, according 10 taste.
Coffee leaf smoking is said to be not
only perfectly harmless, even il in
dulged in 10 the widest excess. but TO
possess the property, deemed by the
inventors an unquestionable advan-
tage, Of imparting TO those who prac-
tice it an intense and lasting dislike
for the flavor Of tobacco. Lovers 81
the weed should beware how they
trife with the coffee cigarette.
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SHARON.

DR.. Hazelton OF Lebanon was in town
last week
Mrs. VIII Heath and little Doris spent
the Fourth in Barre.
Louis Gardner aud family visited at c.
A. McDonald's recently.
Erwin Flower has gone to Fall Village.
Conn, to work for Mr.. Ward.
Clarence Kenney is working in the
State hospital at rewksbugy, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs 5. II. Sargent visited his
parents in Hartford the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. bowers OF East
Orange. y. j., are guests Of DIR. j. {. Ken
ney and wife.
Miss Stack, a professional nurse from
Lowell, Mass, has come to make her
headquarters at Mrs o. G. Sawyer's.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. West Freeman Of south Royalton
last week, making Mr. and Mrs. j. 5.
Wiley grandparents
Walter Kenney has received the an
pointment Of house officer at the parental
school al RoXbury, Mass. through COM
petItive examination with the Harvards.
The pupils in the Day district having no
marks for the spring term were:-H Helen
Hayden. Lark Hayden. Anna Kimball.
Truman Kin ball, Wesley Rix, Goldie Rix
and Bessie Xix. Foster Rix was absent
only one day.
AMrs. Geo. Brown attended the COM
mencement exercises at Montpelier. Her
niece ana nsmesake. Miss Carrie F. Spsld-
ing. who has been taking music at the
seminary the past two years. graduated
from both the vocal and instrumental
courses. Miss Spalding is now visiting Gin
Bradford.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10

STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Pr5'7,s
DISTRICT % RANDOLPH. 81. BEES at rr
within and for said districtdr tae sta dalH &.
A. D.. 1909 ..-4. e 800
Horace T. Riiord. guardian ~ ltar.e'
Il phHIin ~ ana Iiavi : EliarI, utS
cation e. said Court iur license
iug described real estate NJ ni. N.it,
ne 4 rsversiornrv interest I1 che Earn
known o. the stephen Riarl .af .l-.. y 81
situate iu Randolph. also about q 500 lt
III RrsfiIfrsss. b,,ins 4 Ilart ~ tbr C1rfrt slI .
10 called representing that tat IN Ss.8.l "
the purpose 81 putting the pf'Nr' ~ = =
az interest ~ Investing thf e.At -i.
real estate. would be eeneae..li II 'l5.t taf
WhereuUun. 10 j. ordered nN -ait ,ssaf
sril af5r,IIsatfan b. referred tnl ses.
e. be- held a. the Probate oa.gs tslr5s D
- fha asfh fav oi Juiy. A 10. l'al ~. FL
decision thereon and, u BIZ IuHa. 80 6a-
an persons Interested be ngt.hea as5s ~
location ~ notice ~ said a{ui.s t ~ Harl
fbsre1r. three weeks sucgg-s'Eel} ia
ami News, published e k-ae.'E .aps
time and place. and. o. they see ,
thereto.
fsa7 '' WIiIitNH. NICHOLS, -
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GRANVILLE.

Dudley Rice is in Roxbury this week.
Miss Grace Abel was in town Sunday.
Albert Burgess is In Roxbury this week.
Mrs. L. n. Hemenway is on the sick
list.
H. II. Hubbard returned from Peru
Monday.
NJ. o. spaulding was in Barre two days
last week.
Mrs. Angie Lamb is visiting in Roxbury
this week
Albert Burgess was in Roxbury and
Barre last week.
Harry Wilson was in Randolph Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Oliver Glare has been very sick
but is now on the gain.
II. c. Hubbard has bought the William
Ninton farm OF Elisha Ford.
Gerald Rice of Roxbury is visiting his
relatives in town this week.
The Warren Whist club took dinner at
the Central House July 18th.
Erwin Bagley and family are in Peth
where he is at work having.
Harrison Martindale OF Ohio is the guest
of Seymour Kent and family.
Mrs. Charles Mcintyre returned from
her visit at Mortified last week.
Mrs. Charles Blair's father and mother
from Brandon are visiting her this week
Miss Daisy Dean OF Gaysvllle is visiting
her friend, Miss Mary Briggs, for few
days.
Mrs. A. L. Lincoln OF Bethel Is spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs. +. n.
Miss Lucy Washburn Of Bethel is
spending few days with her friend, Miss
Lou Whitney.
Mrs ID. A. Pierson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. l. Boutelle, at Roches-
ter this week.
The Ladies'. social circle viii meet at
Mrs. II. c. Hubbards Friday, July II.
All are invited to be present.
Miss Lucy Washburn OF Bethel and
Miss Lou Whitney are visiting Mrs. d.
\. Rice at Roxbury this week.
Mrs. John Dutton Of Bethlehem, \. H.,
5 in town, called here by the critical
sickness Of her father, Alvin Ford
Carl Hubbard lost. quite lately, over
80 chickens, and after losing a hen
hought best TO set trap. He found in
t the next morning an owl that measured
i've feet from tip to tip.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10

The question has often been asked
how much IL costs TO live in New York
city. II costs as much as one is willing
70 spend, One can live and be com
Portable, too, on a surprisingly small
sum. The rates are varying. The
latest compilation puts the minimum
figure at eight dollars a week for
board. The maximum fight is terrific.
IN Madison avenue the high-toned
boarding house mistresses ask $50 a
week. Rooms alone can be had al all
prices You pay in advance for every
thing.
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coNFIscATION IN MOROCCO.
when an omciai Dies His Property
and That of his Relatives re
Nerts 20 the Crown.

Ii is "a custom in Morocco that all the
property of an official reyerts atdeath
10 the crown The logic which leads
10 such IA result IS simple. FOR the gov
eminent argues that an fortunes thus
accumulated consist of moneys Illegal
Is retained by the authorities, says
BlacliwOod's Magazine. a governor
when appointed is probably possessed
Of no considerable fortune When he
dies he may be a millionaire, Whence
came this wealth? Squeezed mostcer-
tainly from the tribes under his au-
thority. aud therefore amassed only by
the prerogatives Of the position in
which the sultan had placed him. Il
has never struck the Moorish govern
ment that these great fortunes might
more honorably be returned 20 the
people from whom they we're stolen.
The result Is entire confscation 10 the
crown, including often such private
property as his governor may have
been possessed Of before his appoint
ment, and not seldom, too, Of the prop
erty Of his relatives.
When the mighty fan in Morocco the
crash brings down with them their
families, even uneles and cousins and
all connected with them, and Il is not
seldom that the sons Of great govern
ors, who have been brought up in the
luxuries Of slaves and horses and ret
inues Of mounted men, have TO 60 beg
cling in the streets.
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LILLIEvILLE.

Mrs. Nellie r. Baker Of Springfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Hoisington.
Rev. Frank Page Of Nashua. y. H. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. SayIes Hoisngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Dean Of Tunbridge
are guests Of his sister. Mrs. Hattie Hois-
ington.
5. A. Dean Of Tunbridge reports having
green peas, new potatoes and green apple
pie July 9Th.
Charley Cutler and Park Wight are
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Cutters
for few days.
Mrs. Daniel Kellogg OF Laconia. n. H.,
has been guest at her brothers. Edgar
and Bonnie Bearings, a few weeks
Mrs. Jane Morse and John Morse. Jr..
also Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Beckwith and
children were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ssyles HoisingtOn last week
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NORTH TUNsRIpes

The new bridge is completed ,s.s.
travel. ''aul lg
Rev. j.. II. Dickson and fsmilv h..
turned from their trip 10 Toronto, 0Bi
James Diamond has bought ior -
the little farm formerly called M bI I.-s
place. --'isl
The Good Templars union was bsJs h..
last week. Rev. Mr.. White Of sogfF 81.
alton gave an eloquent Temperance Ier5..
An ice cream festival at the Dsr.,,...
last week was decidedly success ~.
100 were present, having fine time NJ
proceeds were nearly -
Mrs. Hannah Farwell. Mrs Fsr..
knight, Miss Mildred knight N Tsrr.-
Mass, and c. L. Hunt Of pittsbar5 b.
are guests az Walter F. Smiths
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10
Don't Fan 10 Try IhIs.

Whenever an honest trial is given
Electric Bitters for any trouble il is
recommended for. permanent cure will
surely be effected. Ii never fails to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver. invigorate the
nerves and purify the blood It's
wonderful tonic for rundown systems
Electric Bitters positively cures kidney
and liver troubles, stomach disorders.
nervousness, sleeplessness, rheumatism.
neuralgia and expels malaria. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Only SOC.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph
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day evening, July 18th, to elect three
delegates and three alternates to the state
convention and three delegates and three
alternates to the congressional conyen-
ton, also to elect town committee.
Nothing is said in the call about delegates
to a county convention.
A wheel broke on a car of the south
bound freight between Bethel and Ran
dolph Monday morning. The remaining
seven wheels of the car remained on the
track but it was necessary to send for the
wreck train and the track was not cleared
for nearly four hours, the north bound
morning passenger and the south bound
mail not passing Bethel station until
nearly noon.
The employees of the Phelps and Harri-
son tannery had a vacation from Thurs
day evening until Monday morning. On
account of close margin between the price
of raw leather and finished leather the
firm is cutting down its output. 1t is
now employing BETWEEN forty ane fifty
ha ds and we are assured that the firm
has no present intention Of shutting
down though there have been rumors to
that effect.
Miss Mary f. Waller has just issued
through the press of Lothrop 4 Co, an
illustrated juvenile book, "The Little Cit
izen." The publication notice of the
book states that 1t has the gripping
power to hold and keep holding 1t is
the narrative of the development of a
waif Of New York streets in the simple
and wholesome life of a Vermont farmer
neighborhood. The lad, Mullins, is taken
into the household of Jacob Foss, a farm
err. The story tells Of the transformation
wrought in Mullins character. II is a
story OF heart power, and with its study of
the evolution of a street gamin into a
useful little citizen and with its graphic
description OF Vermont country life in
summer and winter it makes a book OF
unusual power and interest.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-07-10

ESTATE OF GEORGE 81 Ho ~

ESTATE OF GEohHE i- .--s9 sgit
The undersigned, havlns nrta s n.r
RaaaaIph. commissioner g. aE
and adjust ali claims and dea. R1a
aaainst George n Hayt. ~ % H
said district, deceased ~. 81 f1srI
sIigvrinl aid claims no tat -zss
III Rapdolrh 81 the isfh day 4s-.b.-.
the al day u' 1871
from / O'Clock z art " on
months from the Oh d3 f5ld
lea. = the time limited y 4s 3
creditors a present t-e+ Fl
e1 n5ls az ara RR15 ai.3S tas sa DAY
A. D. 1902 -psNErR car
Il g soPEE
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Need More Help.

Often the over-taxed organs of digestion
cry out for help by dyspepsia's pains.
nausea. dizziness, headaches. liver COM
plants, bowel disorders. Such troubles
call for prompt use OF DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They are gentle, thorough and
guaranteed to cure. Only Poe.
For sale by Drew 4 Leonard. Randolph.
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Fewer Gallons; Wears Lonoer.

You can paint building with fewer
gallons OF Devoe Lead and Zinc than with
Mixed Paints, and it viii wear twice as
long as lead and oil mixed by hand. Sold
by W. L. Lamson.
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Letter to Geo. Harvey.

N0IIts-fT. 7 NTUIUTI.
Dear sir: Mr.. Knox. an undertaken for
nifty years at Brewster. n y. painted
Deyoe nine years ago. The paint Is ssid
to be IN about az good condition as when
il was first put on.
Lead and oil don't last nine years.
Yours truly.
~ F. W. DEvoE & 20.
p. ;, W. z. Lamson, Randolph. Tune
& Graham, Bethel. Campbell Il Greelev
Rochester. and E. o. Tracy. Cbelsss Il
l Moody, 50. Royalton, sell our Paint
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To Cure a Coo il One pay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All |
druggists refund the money il il fails to
cure. E.W.Grove's signature is on each |
box. 25c.
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Estray Notice

Came into ms enclosure E 90
nafr Dutch sfeers Caiol sre rr Ia
Owner nav have same ts bhse
uaging Charges
r-uhrtfzs Vt
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eethel's Heavy Taxpayers.

The listers completed the quadrennial
appraisal of real estate July LIST and the
list is lodged in the town clerks office.
As compared with the old list it stands as
follows:-
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Change Of Name.

STATE OF VERMONT. 10 Probate cri ts.l
UANppLPH DISTRICT, s.. AZ Randolph ilt =.
day ui July, A u. 1891 che nl'1Wf- i--rA
ia filed Dol che Office af said Probate li-r- o. y
STATE OF VERMONT.
EANn0LrH DISTRICT, -
Be &c remembered that J. Minnie ls1lsa
Raudniph. iu the County % Orange go sa.
Vermont. will be hereafter aa'HH aa '
Minnie v HuYt.
fu witness whereof herturta SEQ W} alll
seal this SIN day o. july a. u. 1874
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MINNIE v TANKER g

STATE or VERMONT, A. Randolph
rtSp5f.pa pfsrFfcr =. pi.fr'lt tfi. at Dag
july a. ID 1874 personally appeared
Tanner and aeknaw ledrei ftr t1-tg ls
meut hy her sealed and subscribed e. htaf.
OCT and deed. .. 49,.
Probate District ~ Randolph.
Whereup0n, &c e. ordered talt s r..
De published three weeks s1reH-s h
Herald and News neW-raptr ~. s.s
dsiph in said District and t.aais
agreeahly o. the statute Ig SUCH case
provided t-
By the Court .....,s,. re
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-20
Cleaning and 2acova-1g


AN--=- rc .le C1-z=
A> a uc-ae- al I'VE deal ittle
ones desires 81 know 4. >ome-hIu.
:. remove -ru.- stains. e-c. from
1acr.cs. ] wi- Il. Won q The mos
helpful ones kuCv az. Il 1ru.-
STAINS = voo-e- and silz goods
a-e made We wI:a wLiSker before
--eE 11E. .aer III. entirely dis
appes-
A. ezctle-- eIas.ve 1ui6 Ic-
wo0le- goods is made as follows.
Dissolve nal ba- a. resin SOAP.
one ouucr 81 sa.-re-re. one ounce
o- bocaz y tou- Quarts a so--
water we. coa ada I'VE ounce
G. sp.--I> q auolla an Tvl al
c1lo-otC-u Iova>- BLACK cash.
mer- dissolve 1va ounces of 0orAz
- ever gallon q vs.s. add a
.--l- la. >9a, MAKE 11e rinse
Ta,e- ver~ blue ana uress v1l.e
damn 0- -1e wrong side
bo-L camu1o- an oorax are
GOOD n restore ne colorI 1aU-Ics
: = Is due - a. aciG, oeer Is also
gool ! solution h Ios-voo6
chips Wi restore me color L.
BLACK wooden goods Then sponge
o. cne wrong Sid7 VIII warm
water III which Is dissolved a l.-1le
gum arabic. SILK may be cleaned
by sponglng with wafer IL which
potatoes have beeu boiled; add a
little amonia There Is nothing
that will Vhlten and soften white
dannels like bora1, especially lit
tie babes soft white hannelS. use
II freely in the wash water. with
very little soap. Ink stains NAV
be removed from silk and wool bv
using TO ounces OF chloride Of lime
and TWO OF acetic acid and one and
a nall ounce Of water.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-20
The Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road and the Civil War
1861 1865.

L vas me ErS- and most desiTa-
Die pol1- a vantage coveted bv
both me Federal and Con federate
armies l. May. 1861 the tour
Fedora. advance columns con
eeL-ate6 g. ParEeIs0urE. ". va.
= 1=e-.n. II Va. Harper Ferry.
g. AM al Washington. To
reial- he advantage. The Federal
CCve-nIe-- esIablise5 block
a0Eses alo1E he railroad from
la5 A0oocsc- II the Ohio river.
besides tC-Is g. Winchester.
aa-pers Fe-T. Gum ee-lsn6.
Bseauou. ana Eev Cree KEY
So Ib- 7 4 q vas me base
q operations .Cr TIE Federal AMY
il. Ees1- 1oc- FeaTs an non
which -1e EoTet1me1- c8ul6 nor
Tax advance lire earlier -ha4
&oveu ee-. 1855 Ta= 1 < u.
Vas tne mean q communication
oe-wee1 -ut n es- and TIE Army
& -1e Potomac. and Was couse.
9ne1cly 81 a cou1inua. state az
saEe Harper Ferry. Inc ke- 10
tL- Shenandoah VALLEY. Irs-
Famed through the 1anatlcsl a.
temp- o. Jou1 Brown IL defvlng
see laws aB6 customs If MS couu
~ vas captured a. recaDrured
elE1- times IL rbTee years The
Government Arsenal and a-mories
which we're located there. were
destroyed bv the government o.
prevent tBelr capture One nun
GTed and seventy 1ine battles a.
CREATE CT less importance were
fought on or adlaeeur - the Balti-
m0Te & ONO Railroad. nor tak
ia l1lo consideration rne IN
Vulnerable sklruisneS.
AL Through Train, from s.
Louis. Louisville. Cincinnati.
Chicago. columbus. Cleveland
= hee-luE AM Pirisburg u the
hast run via III ashlnzto1.
mon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-20
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
Officers and Principal Re
Elected and a Satisfactory
Report Submitted.

The annual meeting Of the
Board of Visitors Of the MARYLAND
School was held Tuesday morn
ing Those present were Captain
& c. Nail. John Black Of Balri.
more; " T. 2. Turpiu. Queen
Anne's county; d.. !. 7 Costeu,
Worcester county: Spencer c.
Jones. Rockville: LLOYD Lowndes.
IT,. Cum berland: Dr. Fairfax
Scbley. Henry Williams. Charles
" Ross. -. and Wu. G Baker.
Of Frederick.
AL Of the officers and mem berS
Of the Executive Committee were
reelected. Prof. Charles u Ely.
the e1hcien, principal, was unan.
imouslY It elected
The principa. IL his annual Te-
port, stated that good faithful
work had been done during the
year bv the teachers and that
mos, Of The pupils have been dill
gent and made commendable pro.
Eress IL their studies Three Of
The older graduates nave taken
me examination for entrance 70
Ga.laude- College az n ashlng
Ton J. c.. aud viii doubtless De
admitted There are now IN Cal
laude- College I'VE Of The grad
ua-e> 81 chr MARYLAND schools.
IueI- ais l0- pupils il attend.
auc- al The MARYLAND >choo.-60
oovs and l. girls Forty eight
&. ,he>e are iron Baltimore City
ana the Balance ron The counties
d tba STATE Frederick county
furnishes I'VE Durlu- vacation
extensive repairs VIII Or made 20
the buildings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-20

Dee PARK. NJ
Mos Delightful S---s- Re
scr C II A--e-1a-.as

SVEN ~ mo1-taia 5-ee-sS.
:. >01 +-e- above SEA .evt ALI
solU-elr -rr5 -r0- malaria. nav
1ever ana uC>ocl-ce, Reached
vi-hou- change q ear, iron a..
pTlGclpal cities VIA Baltimore and
ONO Railroad. Every modern
convenience Rooms e1 suite
with private baths Electric
Lights. Long Distance Tele-
phone, Elevators. Turks Ba-nS.
swimming Pools. Col Links
Tennis Courts. Bowling AllevS.
Billiard Room NaEair
Drives. Complete Livery Service.
Annapolis Nara. Academy Bau5.
Hote. remodele6 WIKI additional
convenlences an6 re1ovare &
Throughout =. cottages nave
beer taken To- me season. Oue1
from june zlS- u September 50.1.
For rates an Information g.
dress " i Bcrwe.. Manager.
+. i Q Contra Bul6lus. Ba,-1-
moIe. Nd RutI Jule is, A1-e-
that zine Dee PARK. Carer
Coa1ry. Nd
may = 70 aug
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-20
Spring ever

Spring fever j. another name
for ullIouSBess. It's more serious
thar mos people think. ) Tor
pid llver and inactive bowels
meal a poison system Il neg
lecteG. seri0us Illness may follow
such symptoms DeNl11s Little
EaTlr RisPTs remove al danger
by Stimulating the liver, opening
the bowels and cleansing the sys-
ten Of impurities. Sale pills
Never grine. - have taken De
Wits Little Early Risers for tor
pid liver every spring for years,
writes Z. N Everiy MouBdsville.
" Va. They do ne more good
than anything I have ever tried. "