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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Ncwspzrer rnfsfrrise Association
CANoGs oct .. .--(Spc-
c.AAl--The bodies Of John II Coffin.
aged II. aud Price Jennings. agcd "a.
who had been missing since October
!. have been found in a ciump %
bushes. aeNan miles from town. They
were undoubtedly murdered by pol
son. Paul Woodward, agca is. col
orc1. who formerly worked for the
y,ounger Iad's grandfather. has been
arrested. formally charged with the
rAufti0E.
Joha and Price lived on the same
street ard were ehunis. About noon.
October 1. Price called for John ana
they went devn the street together.
Price - known - have had $40 with
him. Iohn had no money. but wore
a silver watch.
A school ssrl saw them an hour
later talking with = man who wore
a mas kintosh- Late that afternoon
they stopped 1t = bakery. two miles
out OF C'ande9. accompanied by a
YOUNG neKfe. Lillian Marshall who
waited on taera. has tdentified Wood
ward a. the <rs<ro. Thry bought
several plies. some Of which they took
with thena and drank some soda
water The Negro did not drink
That was the last seen Of the boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
lie Sale of Drugs

Below we price nearly tweu.
ty-fve articles of daily use from
the drug store, regularly selling
at 25c, at only I7c.
Sale is positively for Tues
day only.
willis English PiiIs. sc sIs.. Ia
l7c.
Hoyrs German Cologne. Sc s,zs
nc.
F.nkhans's PiIls. sc sizs. for Ia
woodburyss Facial Cream &c slss
for lie.
Piakhan's sanatsve wash. * siss
for lie.
Iamberi's Lisisrlne &c ass fos
isc.
Miles, Nerve and Liver Pills. ~
slxe for lie.
Rose and Cucumber Cream * siss
for t7c.
sherfield's Tooth Paste. ise s.zs
for lie.
sozodont Tooth wash. &c nm ~
lie
Pure olive OIL. &c sire foe lie
Rublfoarn Tooth Wash. &c siss *
lie.
Castor OIL. &c size for lie.
Pomade yaeeilne. &c size sor IL
Perfumed yaeeline. &C xixe for II
Bcechamss Piitr. &c sire for tie
Hoods Pills. so size for lie
Ayers Vegetable PsiiA - - -
lie.
Kilmer's PariiIa Pills. 10 N a.
lie.
Holmes Proeteiia- sc Ri1e foR 1ia
Hops. best grade. &c sire ~ 1Se /,
Mime. Yaie's Complains ooae ~
sire for lie
Violet witch Hazel. - ~ fr lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
J0ssIne QUOTATIONS.


vegetables
Po<&sse>. slfasl2 PER tea; earrsss Isc
s.r.sr. =: sasssE-. u ssesias se S' ct.
ceiery- te4ffsu per go sweet r.taro-n lie
s ~ =; ssn is'rs 8 2 e. Is; .sasr-
rsr ssss: essl.r $50 ssss' sssnSsss =
e pr 60. ss sssus s 20 sseso s sss Ser
xf~>n CORR u.7sttz.oo.
Gresn Fruit
Lslene-sz sAQsa. % a boxs cooling APP
pi~< 1es g ~ boz: ~erfnx nc 70 sf.15 bor
bananas. ~ % - s15es pinssppies. 400
.s sases s,nss e sssss 81 ~ $1,000 snaesss
keYHc SCR box. Dlzsrns, <o45oc bon; Con-
serd srkBea. - hasksts psnFs. - w
ssr.s. srar.. kisss - ~ ~sIss siossi :
erztsDat<s Tokaea. 81 1sGsf.co crate.
Provisions
rfsxh raeat-cuu be@f % per ID: steer
s>~f. e4oi4e FER ~ uutta1. wefher. 71c,
ssss; s1s' pdrk. ieS s~f D. veal isrrs 81
Prgyislsas- Hams. ise; brsakfas, bacon.
No, bellies. t2c-
ssisf srsres 10 n. proapesr ~ round lsts
as.ss- .s,ss .sssl,:se; barney: 81, 30
Butter. Cheese, Eggs, Poultry
Butt>r-N astinxtan er~ameriss sor,
rnnct- MAN eastern. 27c-
cheeao--raf.se y assfnetan fzii cream
134i4c- Easssrns New York, iz4efse
Wisconsin. lfes Fneuefort. @sc. Fdana
SI1Gffz Per case. New York f50iec. Nm
burger. fg0ise. brick. fe0iTc. swiss. q.
Hsxs-F<neh rareh. sscs eastern, 27q
20.
tive Pouftry-.Henr. isHurss; frr~r.
13Dlec. farksya, f74i6c.
Honsv-fl4fzc.
Commission Mems Prices
Chees~-Satiye WashIaxson, IfQflne.
Eaxs-5trictly fresh ranch. 100s2c
Eutfef--Wasbfnxtsn Creamery. use. rarcf
f10zoc.
drasn--osts. sz0.oo: wheat. f21.oo. com
so, rolled barley. Iz1.
Hay-Puset sound per ton. sI2oo: East.
<rn Washlnxton timothy. 9lb.Oo. alfslf.
0l1I00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
WHILE CAPTAIN
WAS FAR AWAY

when Captain Alexander Timothy.
the Russian captain OF the schooner
Myrtle. returns from the fishing
hafhlSa ia about 10 DAYS HIS wife wiz
present him with a son weeks old.
The tssnonnd heir TO the captains
fortune arrived Saturday night. but
aa thu Myrtle left port several weeks
ago Captain Timothy does not know
hc IN happy father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

IN ocean
HANS koRvELL LOSES LIFE ~
SouALL OFF CAPE BENpEL

In a squaIl OFF Cape Bsndsi. Fred
eFick sound. October IL. at I.D a. m.
Hans Korveil. a sailor OF the fishing
schooner Edith. vas washed over
board and drowned.
The Information was received In n
letter 20 p. r. Sordby Of this city
from r. r. bronson. deputy collector
OF customs at juneau Korvell was
single man He went north ON the
Edith from thiz port month ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

very wide: these are In excellent pat
terms, az yards long. value Se.25;
pair at sTsfs.
Rich Irish Point Curtains, As
inches wide. siz yards long. patterns
strictly up-to-date. value xlI6o; al
sia50.
Elegant tufted pattern in Irish
Point Curtains, Is inches wide. 3h
yards long, value ti2.50 for 1850.
Two beautiful patterns in Irish
Point Curtains. extra wide. az yards
long. value 1880: at $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

q . az Trensy-nrs, Ave. NAaronA
. . 1907 Eas, Madison. Thcmpson's
upholstery establishment.
Madison park pavilion.
! sis ' Thira AVE-. tysssri,sr store ua',
il2 Marion. basement Electrical
Engineering company.
seq Ss 9sn,S 81. sS,or s eSs,
Ksrkow.s drug store.
Justices court room. King county
. western Ave and spring. once
IaiEh's lumber yard.
o 2 2ii University ST.. Sweeney.
plumbing shop.
1880 First Ave.
1880 Third Ave. Pony stables
TT: A AsIss A lss,'' r 5ss
& ] 2cS ,,.,l r,rs, ~, Ave n.,,.,v g,
9 esls First Ave.
z s2s Cesar 81, corner Fifth Ave.
Bowers hotel. sixth and Olive
I! io2S Howell ST. cAdy's stable
! z geo fentius Ave;
I COO Fast Denny way.
9 1901 Fourteenth Ave.
Harrison 81, and Federal Ave.
2oi2 East Madison 81.
2s0s Eantiake Ave. corner East
$50 pchny way
z Harrison 81. and Warren Ave.
Queen Anne pumping station.
Corner Roy 81. and Queen Anna
9 I iboa Grand boulevard. INTERPLAY.
y TOSS station.
Hose house. Fremont.
Temperance hall, corner Albany
place and Biswltt st
Aiay's- hall building. Latona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Infants Christening Robes OF very
fins nainsook. has fine tnchs aud
vaienciennea lace insertion from
top 20 bottom. has ruffie around
bottom. With sir tueka and vaien-
cisnnes lace. Price,. 1915
Infants Christening Robes Of white
silk and hn ndsaneiy trimmed with
Point es Paris lace
...........ss.sss.Nf and $3.50
Infants Christening Robes % white
silk. with round yoke. Saleucieunen
lace and feather stitching. has four
rows OF fine val lace and insertion
around bottom OF skirt Price .. =
.sss.ss..s s.ssss.s. .s+sssssssr $40
Infants Long White Muslin skirta.
trimmed with ruff1c Of embroidery
~ lnohs. wide. Price. obc
Infants Long White Muslin skirtA
has two roxa of hemstitched tucks
and vide hsmstitchsd ruffie. Price
.s....s.ss .s.s+*s.s .s..f..sss..ssoc
Infants Long White nrssaes. made
OF fine nainsook. dainty pointed
yoke of beading and feather stitch
ing. trimmed around neck and
sleeves with nnrrpw vaienciennep
lace Price ss.......s.@.ss.s.& t.ob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
MILLIONS
FOR WAR

wAsHINoToN. d. c.. oct. H.
Rear Admiral Charles o,Seil. chief
Of tbs bureau OF ordnance. In his an
n1aI report estimates that the neces-
gary crpenditsires for the fiscal year
ending June %, lyv4, VIII De $1,000
o00. of which 1000, 900 IN for the in
crsaso Of the bavy. army and arna-
rnkn4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
Four Corset Prices

Four Corset prices are given
space in the Star-three spec
ials"-the other a low, but regu-
lar price.
spEcIAI-Ffexibon Nodded Cor
sets. never break. large and small.
worth 81. 7B. but reduced 60 n.Oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Infants Zine Flannel Finning Blan-
kcts, silk embroidered. 90,
sI.35, sI.33, SI.50, x1.5o
Infants FLANNEL Skirts. with deep
hem. price B5c--handsomely en-
broidsred ofseH 800, H1.35,
Ei.ss Up u .....4..........E&. TO
Infants Shoulder Blankets. made OF
very fine white flannel. with wide
hem and stik efnbroidered corners
Rice .ssfss.ss.ssss- .BoG
Infants Fine White Flannel Shout
der Blankets. with feafher-stifched
hem. price Z II .OO-nore ella borate
ones AZ 80. rf.Ds. r2.&5.
$3.50, xx.S5 and 81. so
Infants Outing Flannel Wrappers.
IN stripes and plain coiors. en-
broidered with wash silk: price
..............-.5O Doe. Soc and Use
Infants White Outing Flannel
Gowns. with narrow ruffle around
neck and sleeves. Price. SOC
Infants Long Dresses. with narrow
ruffle OF embroidery around neck
and sleeves. Price ..xSc
Infants Long White Dresses. with
round yoke embroidered with hem
stitched ruffief over shoulder. also
two hsmatttched rufreB around
bottom of skirt Price. .25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

3 Sol Main 81. corner Fifth Ave.
eouth.
500 seventh Ave. south. Hotel
Russell
Ninth Ave. south and bradford.
1T II HEREBY ORDERED that the vot-
ina places TO be used at the general cleo
tion TO he held November T. 1907, and tho
same are hereby liked a. Follows, to-wft.
CITY PRECINCTS.
Pres
Ward einet. Polling Place.
New England hotel. Main At an
trance
2 boTM First Ave. south. Bunker
barber shop.
Fourth Ave, south and Lane
city Stables.
AFEo barber shop.
1859 jackson 81.
2 2sog Jackson st.
coo Twenty fourth Ave. south.
othmah'H halt
2sa2 jackson st.
4 Broadway and Eagt Cherry ST..
..44.a- Bassnssnt AFoadway igrocery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
SPECIAL
CABINET
Meeting

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Oct. H.
President Roosevelt has called a cab.
met meeting for November !. lie
has notified the members that he
wishes recommendation IN writing
from each for uss IN making up his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
CASH FOR AN ARM

lleeatnte he was the victim OF an
accident which he claims was duc
TO the eateiessneHs OF tho Htimnon
MIi Co, .Nlheft Tawie y enlng Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE
0. Z. Ranquist Is Having Plans
Drawn for a Splendid New
House on Capitol HilI

The purchase OF lot z5. block rs. of
the Fourth Division OF Capitol HIN
by Mr.. o. r. Ranauisf. Is 20 be fol-
lowed by the immediate building Of
fine residence. plans Of which are
now being drawn.
This part Of Capitol HIN gives an
elegant view Of Mount Baker and
Mount Rainier. and shows Lakes
Washington and Union to the best
advantage.
The Moore Investment company
are selling many lots in Division No.
4. which In Just out of the original
plat. but Is equally an valuable for
future holders.
Capitol HIN rs without question the
favorfte high grade residence spot Of
the far West from a scenic stand
point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
The Bon Marche, ''' :s s; sE: . 4:sr'
NordhoH 6

Sunday school tent. Kenwood ana
keystone Ave.
L Q, a. 7. hall. woodlAwu sta
9 Green Lake, Gilson's boar no,..
COUNTRY PRECINCTS.
t hrs,n,e sa sd, rsllinE Places:
Aueurn-Aystic hall
A.rthar-haple Valley school house
Ayondale-cottaTe faks .eho.,, 49,.
Esllari-lst precinct City hall.
, nAlAIa-Sd prectnct--Young building.
haliard-sd preeihet-Doyie buiIdlnx.
heueNue-Schoei house
Hack Rlver-Schooi house.
HarinE--fearing hotel
neriin-school house.
lturton-Woodmen hall, burton
huenna-Buenna sehooi house.
,,. ssoS hamond--hiaek Diamond school
Rirch--Biroh school house.
Bolse-Roiae hall.
CEDAR Mountaln-sehooi house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES station
CHERRY Naliey-schooi house.
Covington-Covtnkton Lumber Ca ofne.
Columbia-Town hail.
Sumh.riand-cunheriand school house.
Des Moines-achool house. DISTRICT ~
burhan--Durham school house.
Dunlap Lakeside Association hail
Rainier firo station
T Irs kfetssie S9rEs school house.
rilinson-A. q. Hanson's Office
Fan City-Honnelfa hall.
Frankiln-Franklin school house
Green RiveF~-Echool house, district "a.
Gtlmnn-slChool house.
Hot SpriuRs-CottAKe No. 2
ltoughtonz School house.
1nRiewnod- School house
lasaquah-Odd Fellows hall.
kcnt-Town hall
Kirliand-k. = hall. q
kmin-fSrain school house.
l.ester-Woodmen hall.
lcary-fseary school house.
Lawson lawson school houae r.
Aiaury-pry Dock school house. IN "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
The Political
Ministries

a current review OF local po.lte.
Benefit Local No. 5se. Retail cisrtr
International Protective Assoc.stss
Grand opera house. Friday. Oct n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

At soc each you can choose frun .
large assortment of patterns M
soft bosoms and sim eo<l&zs -
cuffs attached, made Of gocd ~.
Gale and worth 1sc-
We have received another loi g
those Mems Outing Flannel N'st
Robes. which will be sold liks q
first. at, each, soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

$4,000 IN the superior court today
he alleges that white engaged In re-.
pairing the 10 block machine. II sud,
denly started M. and his forearm
was caught IN the cog wheels ans
permanently crippled.
-
os " spinning for bicycle repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Ruffied swiss Curtains. colored
stripes, % inches wide. fast colorR
new. value 800 pair. at ti-i2b.
coiorcd Figured swiss Curtains
variety Of pazternH, Il inches wide,
value t2.so: at ti-ss.
Dotted Swisw Curtains. ss inches
wide, dainty dot. value $500; Vic.
Excellent crIrsains. in applique ef-
fects and Brussels net. value s5.oo'
pair at sa.e5.
Irish Point and Tamhour Curtains,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Infants Long Dresses. made
Of very fine white nainso0k.
peasant style. with pointed
collar trimmed with fine
embroidery and feather
stitching. has fine yaien-
cleuneB lace around neck and
sleeves. skirt has deep hem
and nine fine tuchs. Price
st.as. and others ranging up
10 .ss.s.A.sss.s .s..fs osbt
Infartn' Long White Dressea.
with yoke Of tucks and en-
broldery ard fine feather
stitching. Price .......-...
......... SDc, 69c and s5c
Infants ions White Main.
sook Skirts. with waist at
tached. haa three rows Of
fias tucks and deep ruffie.
trimmed with lace and lu-
nertion. Price .......Nt LOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
La Grccquc Belt Corsets

This new Corset II working n rev.
olution In women's forms and fash-
Ions; nothing ever before has been
30 eagerly accepted by the fashion,
able world. every pair stamped La
Grccquc," at 1875.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

sale OF Infants Needs ned enough Seattle mothers attention to our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

FIexibone Nodded corsets. worth
s1.25. at sf.5o.
Fancy Flexibone Nodded Corset,
worth $3.50. at s2.eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

These are as long and wide
nearly as good as the 7sc quaiiy;
At roc a pair you can nave
black or gray Cashmere sox. v
sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Meeker-Tayior school hc1sn-
Merfdian--Rruce school house.
Mount View-Nognt View nnhcd
Meroer-sehooi house.
Nadison-Hotai Annex. -.
Martin Crssk-Skykouim scnoa ~
Monohan--Scheol hooes. -
Newcastie--odd Fello~f han
Noveity-Schooi house.
North Rend---County buiid'ne
Orfilia--Wtnston ball
CSceoia--Osceola school no1~
Oak rsake-sehooi house
palmer-raimer school hoos
preston-~School house.. -
ouartermaster ousrtermAst*
"v Ssn,on-oad Fellows hall
Redmond school house.
Rfchmond-Sehcoi house.
Riverxide-Riverrtde school 49,
star T.ake-Schooi house.
etuek-stuck school house. s,.,r<r< r.
Observation-Disclosures house. 49,
Suiss Craek-yAnner rchcoi 1S
Eprinehiil- hoase, .~,ct a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house.
spnts erark-sosth Park school h's'>
souak-schcoi house.
sharwoot-schooi house.
Stossel-sehoot house. "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house..
south Brrdlcks hshjs -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pcncoi
ToIt-pavis. hall.
Tnion-Mapie Leaf school,
Van Asset Naples halt
Nashon--vaahon school 49,, 4 .nos
Naiie,f--Jchn IunaberEs
Ntncent-echool house, .,..
nbnrh-Vvnhash school house,
Observation-Disclosures house. n,u~A
West seattle ftaiier sohva ~
Webster school house. a s,ser1a
White River-aohool HOUSE,
Yasier-Sohool house
Juanfta- School house.. ..,..- teo> -
mono THIS sth day Of oetansqlu s5oSf3
BOARD OF COUNTY SNn - NINA.
ccunty Asaltof aad Ex-osnas 49,
Board --i-l------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Fly on the Flyer
Seattle to Tacoma. single trip q
cents. round trip rs cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
FREDERICK & NELSON
Fine Furniture

Perhaps the most note
worthy among our latest ship
rnents Is tho new line Of Mis-
sion Furniture. This popular
style is rapidly coming into
vogue all over the country and
certainly nothing in the way Of
House Furniture could be found
more artistic or more harmonic
Gus than Is this new style. 1t
q. ,h. .ssencr of o,,;et strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Infanta' Long white Skirts OF
fine nalnsook. has two rows
OF val. lace insertion and
feather stitching, also has
deep ruffle. edged with lace.
IrlGH ssssfsss sssssss - E@sVV
Infants Iiootees OF zephyr.
Prices I2ae, IDc. x3c,
a9c, Soc and..........75c
Infants. croeheted facqucs.
plain white. pink and white.
Blue and white. Price rang
ing from 2Sc up 20 H1.S5
Infa.uia' Blhs, made Of cotton.
quilted and edged with lace.
Price. Zoe. 10c and use
Infants Dainty SILK Bihs.
Handsomely embroidered and
lace trimmed. Price. .5Dc
Infants Btockinst Carriage
aad Crib Sheets. worth he;
HHEIIHI as4s DUG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27
Some
New
Arrivals


Is of quiet strength
simplicity Furniture show attractive
Clocks besides complete Din
ing worth time just to these
designs artistic values of the old Mission
shipments bring
of the latest designs Goods Ladies' Desks,
tees Library of Furniture Novelties
YOU enjoy seeing the conceits Furniture certain
We keep in close touch with the best East
ern factories the first the In
Furniture Fances just seasonabe suggestion We
are ON and the question adequate heating again
comes to the FORE you Heater before the rush
or viii YOU DELAY; the buy and perhaps
servcee been selling thousand Heaters
month We amount because handle but the
best and it only best that people want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-27

Since the Drapery
and curtain store NOV
cd to the second floor,
business has about
doubled in the depart
mcnt.
Extra quality Tapestry
Rugs. sxfs. In handsome
patterns. Oriental. floral.
ste, value 80 each. at SIC.
bo-inoh Tapestry Roman
stripe. greens and rcdA al
10 meroerixed. In Roman
designs. value 1sc: At &c.
white imported Madras.
beautiful patterns se-iuch.
value $50 yard: AZ zie.
colored Madras. large as
sortnsnt. Sc inches wide.
value sec n yard. at sc.
Red and green FIAh Net.
latest for drsping over
ioorn. windows. etc. beau
lf1l net value ti.f5: at
&c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02
Bankruptc Notes.

A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed bv Samuel Grey, a farmer of New
ark. lie has liabilities of $4,000 and
assets of 1851. rs, of which S250.75 are
claimed exempt. A petition has also
been filed BY Isaac Cohen of Burling-
ton, who has liabilities OF S5,335.O4
and assets of S2,37l.50, Of which $50
are claimed exempt. A creditors pc
tition was filed by the Pittsburg Glass
Co. of Boston. Bigelow a Dowse Co. of
Boston. and John b. Varick of Man
chester, y. II. Parker b. Ball, a mer-
chant OF Lyndon, is the one petitioned
into bankruptcy. The petitioners set
forth that he owes the first s524.32. the
second. sa64.l7, and the third. S3ls.06.
John II. Black. a machinist Of Bellows
Falls. has liabilities of Sl.2S6.l3 and
assets of S6l5.90, OF which $500 are
! claimed exempt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-02
3 Cents

Fioht cents a pound is
what 4 young woman paid Tor
twelve pounds Of flesh.
She was thin and weak and
aid one dollar for a bottle OF
SCOTS Emulsion, and by tax,
~ REGULAR doses had gained
we've pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished
Eight cents a pound :
obean for such valuable ma
tariaI. Some pay more some
-, Les some get nothing tor
,beir money. You get your
moneys worth when you buy
SCOTS Emulsion. -,
We will send you a lit'ie
free.
ecoTT & BOVINE, CHEMISTS
-, New York
400 Pearl Street,
sOc. and sr.OOi all dr'sSis'''
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Premium List.
TuoRoU0HBRED CATTLE.

THOROUGHBRED SAiAA1-'
sborthorns- Cow, A. Z. Eldredge' war
rsl Ice Cow. ID. II. skinner waits
IS ~, "a Fisk. Mortified, I'd. Caii-
clark Flint, Northfield. GO p,,rling-
'aiyrshires-L. 5. Drew, south bq I Il,
. tool- frst on 2-yr.-old bull Dull ca sl,
. =, -oid heifer, yesriihg heiiet' heiiei
-. second on heifer calves.
ApIoIstein-N. A. Johns, Huntlng.oil
~ eirst an 6-yr. -old bull, bull cali Ahu
l l',.,'. Donald smith, Barre, took nrst OF
S.'ooS~rllng hull and yearling heifer; seeoho
y, 's-vrs-old bull and yearling helle,. ~ a.
~ 49, Berlin, second on Dull SAhi ~
+, r. pps"stridge. Northfield, first on z-yr,-o1u
l =. ana beifer calf, second on cows ~ y
~ Sesver. Williamstown, nrst on pui
81 81, Sse,,nd on 2-yr.-old heller. 80.
Call ,it,.es.-,~,ssvs-D. II. Skinner, Nsltsnela'
a., an vearling bull, COW, 1-yr;,,Oiu Hei'
- - veariing heller and heller caii; y A
iusrd Holsteins-L. NJ. seaVef' ISL ~ =
Joi ll,ll's,,,r,stslSes-D. H. skinner, cows Isl
~ n Plsstridge, 5 cows, I'd
GRADE CATTLE. r-...
aho-,borns-Cow, ID. II. skinner " Ail :
"a ' - Orrin Kimball, Berlin; "a
heiui "a beifer. L. Mayo. Northnei1; ~.
49,. 49, blanchard, Roxbury, "a. heiis
oa ut,.- - Yearling heller, Z. ,; =
,.lnss Rrookfield, 1st; L. l. stone DrooA
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SUICIDES AND ACCIDENTS.

Chester Drake, Is years old. was
seriously injured by the accidental
discharge Of rifle at his home IN
Poultney Sept. "a He was handling
the weapon when in some manner i
was discharged. The bullet, a y
calibre, passed through his hand, max
ing a painful wound.
William Ewing. a well-known char
acter about Montpelier, attempted TO
commit suicide shortly before noon
Sept. %, on Main street by stabbing
himself in the neck with a iackknile.
Doctor Templeton was called and
stopped the flow of blood. The police
took the man to the Heaton hospital.
He had been drinking heavily for
some days and was in bad condition.
No attention was paid TO the mans
statement that he intended 10 cut his
throat until he proceeded to do 50.
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OXEN, STEERS, ETC.

Matched-Charles Hale, Montpelier.
Steers-3-yr. -old, w. A. Wheeler, North
field, LIST; George Emerson, Mortified, I'd.
Aearling steers, c. 5. Kimball, Mortified,
lst; A. Z. Buck, I'd. Two-yr.-old steers,
NJ. L. Thompson, Mortified, LIST; c. ID.
smead, Brookfield, I'd. Calves A. Z.
Buck, LIST. Yearlings, A. T.. Buck, 1st.
Working L. NJ. seaver, Williamstown,
lst G. 5. Kimball, I'd.
Draft-W. w. Holden, Mortified.
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N0RTHFIELD'S
BIG EVENT.
Unprecedented Attendance on
Two Days.

Over 5000 Present on Wednesday
To the Usual Attractions Were
Added the Evolutions of a Troop
of u. S. Cavalry-The Premiums
Awarded.