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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-19
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
aIRAEEoRp.

Mrs. Fred Preston is i'll with the grip.
II. q. sHIoway was in Hanover Friday.
Geo. NJ. Moore was in Sharon Monday
DanI Darling went to Randolph Tues
day.
Wilbur scribner was in Lebanon Mon
day.
Miss Sarah Cummings was in Hanover
Friday.
Miss Cora sesrle is working for Mrs. II.
II. Jdall.
CD. Dow was in Tunbridge the first Of
the week.
CD. Dow is confined to the house with
a severe cold
Us. Patterson Of Pattersonville was in
town saturday
Romeo Chamberlain went to Concord,
y. H., Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. X. Sanborn were in
Pompa Monday.
DIR. Kenney Of Sharon was In town pro-
fessionally Sunday.
Hiram HYDE returned Thursday to his
work in Brattleboro.
Miss Mary Mulvey returned to her home
in Castleton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holden were at
Adelbert Clark's Sunday.
The village school closed Friday for
vacation OF several weeks.
Peter st. Clair moved 10 the Wiley place
recently from Copperheld.
Mr.. Moves OF Sharon was in town last
week Tuesday buying sheep.
Mrs. Geo Kibling OF West Lebanon was
at Mrs. d. c. Hyde's Tuesday.
James Wright OF Miller's Pond has
bought the Ezra Wiley place.
Mrs. Adela Gilman OF West Fairlee Wis
tied friends in town last week.
Miss Belle Pierce returned last week
Wednesday from her visit to South Royal |
ton.
Mrs. Chas. Webster returned Friday |
from the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur- |
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Fulton went to
Washington, VT, last week Wednesday |
for a short visit.
Miss Dutton, who has been teaching the |
past term at the yellow schoolhouse, re-
turned 10 her home in Royalton Saturday. |
Jethro Root received quite a severe in
Jury to one OF his eyes recently while in /
the act Of firing gun by the bursting OF
the gun barrel
Mrs. Gertrude Dearborn closed her term |
at the Old City school Friday, A most /
pleasing aud well-rendered program was
given by the children.
Dr. Claiming Swan, who had often vis-
tied this place and was known by many,
died last week Wednesday in StOughton,
Mass, Of heart failure.
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NORTH PoMFRET.

Guy Barrows was at home from Prosper
over Sunday.
Miss Eta Adams visited her brother
here last week.
Edmund W. Burch was in Woodstock
on business last week.
Annie sherburne is home from her visit
to friends out of town.
Miss Mary Warren was home from Ran.
dolph Center few days since.
Edward Miller Of East Barnard called on
friends here one day last week.
Frank King was the only man in this
vicinity to capture deer this season.
Miss Marion Parker OF East Barnard
spent Sunday at her home in this place.
Leonard Bushway and family have
moved to West Hartford, where he Is to
work for George Brockway.
Rev. Mr.. Pinney of Ludlow supplied the
pulpit here last Sunday and gave a very
interesting sermon. There viii be preach
ing services at the church here every sum
day at l O'Clock until further notice. A
cordial invitation is extended to eyery-
body to attend
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WASHINGTON.

Pearl Dow has pneumonia.
Custis Parkhurst is failing. His mother
is with him.
Walter Underhill began work in ID. W.
Downing's market this week.
A class of about twenty will soon be-
come members of the Grange.
Mrs. L. W. Seaver and Mabel Hanson
visited their sister in Plainfield last week.
II. F. Downing has a Peoples phone
and Fl. w. Downing has one in his mar
ket.
The Ladies' Aid society gave hash sup
per at schooIhouse hall last week Wednes-
day evening.
Will Yeartaw has moved to his own
house. Fred Bishop will occupy the
house vacated by him.
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington has been
very sick with bronchial pneumonia, but
seems to be doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Taft OF North Ran
dolph were at II. w. and H. F. Downing's
Wednesday and Thursday OF last week.
Noah Taylor has purchased farm near
Chelsea OF Mr.. Sargent and will move
there as soon as Mr.. Sargent vacates. We
regret to lose such a nice family.
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WEST FAIRLEe.

Mrs. Mary Ann Cox is visiting in Tun-
bridge.
Hiram Kenney of Lebanon was in town
recently.
John Eastman spent few days at Barre
recently.
Miss Elsie Reeves is working for Mrs.
j. IL. Cook.
Joseph Rule and family visited in STRAIT
ford Sunday.
Miss Nettie Shumway is spending few
days at home.
Sidney Ward has been taking care Of
Stephen Davis.
Forrest Smith returned from his trip to
Boston last week.
Miss Florence Coburn has been visiting
at Gales Inn for the past week.
Miss Grace Smith is working at the
Commodore House, Post Mills.
Misses Jennie and Marie Comstock have
been visiting Mrs. Phoebe Bean.
John Bean is having the steam engine
moved back from East Thetford and
placed in the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis and daughter
and Mr.. Sanborn Of Lebanon, n. H., Wis
tied Nathan Davis Sunday.
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EAST RoxBURY.

The creamery building is receiving a
coat Of paint.
Henry Shea is getting out lumber to
build barn.
Elder Ora Boyce has an appointment to
preach here Nov. II.
Miss Dora Martin attended the postofice
last week while Mrs. d.. Buck was away.
Philip Pierce from Winchester, n. H.,
was here on creamery business last week.
Elder Ora Boyce went to Plainfield
Saturday where be had an appointment to
preach.
Elder H. F. Reynolds Of New York and
L. W. Averill Of Barre were guests at Ora
Boyce's recently.
Mrs. Cecil Beaton returned home to So.
Ryegate last week Wednesday. The Ward
ner girls, Ruby and Ruth, returned with
her.
Mrs d. L. Buck and Matte Wardner
visited at A. E. Beaton's in South Ryegate
last Saturday and Sunday.
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There YVES a dance at Mark Durkee's
Monday night.
Eli Camp OF North Randolph was in
town Saturday.
Lincoln Cilley has caught 80 skunks and
coons this fall.
Rev. and Mrs. Shepard visited in STRAIT
ford last Thursday.
Miss Matte Hartman was at Charles
Osborns last Sunday.
The w. r. Q. will meet at their hall Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Eva Waldo is spending few days
with her parents in Royalton.
Mrs. Gracia Sargent spent Sunday with
her daughter in East Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Flanders spent few
days in Berlin the first OF the week.
Grace Rogers OF South Royalton has
been spending the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Davis.
Sidney Beauclerk, who has spent the
summer at II. r. Hayward's, has gone to
his home in Concord with his parents.
A telegram was received last week an
nouncing the dangerous illness of DR..
WEIGH with typhoid fever. His wife is
still quite i'll.
School closed in No. Nov. 10, Belle
Camp, teacher. Those having no absent
marks were Fanny Chadwick, Gladys
Haynes, Bernice Morrill,, Glenn Morrill,,
Ruby Ross, Edith Ross, All Tucker, Allen
Tucker.
T. w. Smiths new barn and surround
ings are now fully completed. II was
built by Frank Spauldng, one of Tun-
bridges first class carpenters. One will
find the most and best matched steers
therein OF any place in the county.
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YOUR DRUGGIST SUCCESSFUL
Induced Or. Howard Company to Make
Special Price.

After great deal OF effort and CORE
spondence Drew q Leonard of Randolph.
G. NJ. Miller OF Bethel, d. o. Goodno OF
Rochester, A. r. Hood & Son OF Chelsea
and NJ. J. Sargent & Son Of South Royal
ton, the popular druggists have succeeded
in getting the DIR. Howard Co. to make a
special hali-price Introductory offer on the
regular fifty cent size OF their celebrated
specific for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia.
DR.. Howard's specific has been so re-
markably successful in curing constipa-
tion, dyspepsia and all liver troubles that
the above named druggists are willing to
return the price paid in every case where
it does not give relief.
So great is the demand for this specific.
that they have been able to secure only a
limited supply, and everyone who is
troubled with dyspepsia, constipation or
liver trouble should call upon their drug
gist at once, or send 25 cents, and get 60
doses Of the best medicine ever made. ON
this special half-price offer, with his per
sonal guarantee to refund the money II il
does not cure.
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EAsI BARNARD.

The schools close here this week.
There is another social this week and all
are invited.
Mrs. $. NJ. Snow returned from Ran
dolph Saturday,
Albert Pierce and wife were at Morris
Burnham's Sunday.
True Allen comes Saturday for a vaea-
tion OF week or two.
Jennie Miller closed her school in
sharon Friday for a two weeks vacation.
Roy Allen has not been 50 well the past
week, He has been suffering with sores
i'm his head.
Mrs. Morris Burnham has been quite IN
and attended by DIR. Fish, but is some
what better.
Next sunday is the Worlds Temperance
sunday and Il viii be observed here bv an
address on temperance by the pastor. Rev.
Mr., wilkins. All Will be welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Baker Of Rochdale.
Mass, are expected Saturday to make a
short visit al +, J. Aliens and Lee Hollis.
then they will proceed 10 Bridgewater 10
spend Thanksgiving with their parents
and children.
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BARNARD.

For sALE:-A pair OF good work horses
and harnesses; weight, 200; must be SOLO
p. n. CHAMBERLAIN, Barnard, Vt.
sam Hatch trapped Is foxes and one
lynx in twelve days.
Mrs. Coughlin and Miss May were at
| Woodstock last week.
Charles Stafford is putting in a new PEN
stock for his grist null.
Mrs. Ada Crowell and Mrs. Brownell
were at Woodstock recently.
Mrs. Susan Porter is spending few
DAYS with friends in Tunbridge.
William Thayer of Claremont, \. H., is
visiting his brother, Frank Thayer.
Chester Hollis Of the Silver Lake House
has gone to his home in Middleboro,
Mass.
There is to be dance at the Town hall
managed by five ladies Thanksgiving
night.
H.A. Wood is having another attack OF
his old trouble. We hope ii. A. VIII soon
be out again.
Mrs. Chester Cady was the recipient
from a friend OF handsome japanese
mocking bird.
Charles Badger, Jr., and his mother
spent a few days with Mrs. Bicknell at
Sharon recently.
H.o. French and F. d. Burke were at
Windsor and Claremont, n. H., to buy old
furniture recently.
FIN. Chase went to Florida last week
Wednesday and expects to return about
the middle Of April.
F. l.. Townsend carried Mr.. and Mrs.
White to Springfield last week, where they
will reside for the winter.
Orlando Smith has put on his lot in the
village cemetery fine granite monument.
The stone was cut at Barre.
Charles Headle Of Bridgewater has been
trapping here since Nov. ] and Saturday,
the i4th, be brought in for bounty IA fox
skins.
School Director c. L. Sleeper will be at |
the town clerks office in the afternoon Of
Nov. p to draw orders for the school |
teachers.
Fred Cady's handsome black colt by |
John NJ. Wilkes IS having a run of lung |
fever and is being cared for by DR.. Corey |
of Woodstock.
DR.. Hubbard and Gus. Hadley have
bought fine fox hound, paying $50. He
comes from Kentucky and is warranted
not to run deer.
Mrs. Lemuel Wheelock OF Tunbridge
was here last Friday on business with w.
f. Davis, who is administrator of her
mothers estate.
President Roosevelt is to he congratulate
ed on a second term. North End has de-
cided to manage the campaign. That set
ties IL, and relieves Senator Hanna.
The neighbors and friends Of William II.
Pike assembled at his place, cut and hauled
and with a machine, sawed up a good,
generous wood pile They have the heart
felt thanks Of himself and wife. Mr.. Pike
has been confined to his bed for more than
a year and is now almost helpless.
Energy all gone ? Headache2 Stomach
q II
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WILLIAMsToWN.

Mrs. Jessie Aubin is away visiting her
sister.
A number OF the l. o. o. F. attended the
district meeting in Montpelier last night.
Emma Adams has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Albert Reed, in East Brooktield.
Royal Carlin has enlisted in the U. $.
army and expects to leave soon for the
Philippines.
Several of the members Of the Rebekah
lodge will go to Waterbury tomorrow
night TO attend the district meeting.
Mrs Henry Wood was called to Fayston
early last Thursday morning by the death
of her mother, Mrs. J. B. Thompson.
Eugene Marshall spent Sunday with hls
wife in Randolph. They expect TO begin
housekeeping in the Hubbard house soon.
II. l.. Cheney has gone to Mortified to
work for DR.. VIM. Mayo. Glenn Meal
lister takes his place in GIL. Edson's store.
The annual chicken-pie supper OF the
Universalist church was held Friday even
ing. A large crowd attended and had a
fine time.
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Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Farm, Crops and Tools For Sale.

good farm Of 200 acres 81 good. fertile land
tillage, pasture and wood land. Good buildings
water az house and barns; n situated one mile
from hrOukneld Center, church and school, three
miles from Randolph State Normal school. seven
miles from Randolph High school and depot l6
miles from Barre; good market and good neigh
bors, rural delivery cuts 90 tons good hay, silo
containing 100 tons good ensiage also 0thercrops;
a iull set % early new up-to-date farming tools,
Niz.tGralu eaper, Corn Harvester, Enslage Cut.
ter and Carrier, Horse Power, Moving Machine
Horse Rake, Horse Hoe, Corn Planter, Cultivator.
PluWs, Har rows and other tools too numerous 10
mentiont also Wagons, Sheds etc The farm n
pleasantly sltuatedis nearly level aud very easily
carried on Many beautiful shade trees stock
consists " j. COWS, Young stock and three horses
Farm VIII Keep 80 cows and team. Reason for SELF
ing Is very poor health. For further particular
can on or write o. II. =. MASON. Bro0kdeld. vi
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WEST HARTFORD.

Addie Joyce Of Sharon is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Herbert Harrington.
Mrs. EN-. Copeland visited her brother.
Nelson Snow, in Sharon last week.
The remains Of Mr.. Childs of Granville
were brought here Saturday for interment.
The c. Z. society will hold its annual
chicken pie supper Friday evening from
$3.50 10 9.
Mrs. Blanchard died at the hospital at
Hanover the 10th. Her remains were taken
to Braintree for burial.
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We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
% refund the money on 50-cent bottle
OF Grcene's Warranted syrup Of Tar II III
fails 20 cure your cough 81 cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle 10 prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
q. NJ, Miller. Bethel
ID. @. Goodno, Rochester.
" 81 Hubbard. Granville.
e. }. StoCkwell. Hancock.
q. B. Fish. stock bridge.
y. A. Chedel a Co. Gavsvilie.
W, p. Smith, East Bethel.
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Five Thousand Dollars Reward

Every testimonial we publish OF Adamson's Bo
tanic Balsam for curing Coughs, Colds and all Lunl
for evidence proving otherwise in a single case.
IF. w. KlNsMAN & CO., Druggists, New York.
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Dyspepsia Makes One Afraid to Eat,

1t whips us with lash braided from ma
lures own violated laws. II turns a pleas
ure into torment. But Cal-cura Solvent,
DIR. David Kennedy's new medicine, cures
dyspepsia. Then we sit down to a good
dinner and welcome everything from the
beef TO the pudding. What a change
Write to the Cal Company, Rondout,
n. Y, for free sample bottle.
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Engines and Boilers

FoR SALE. 90 Il. P. Engine: 100 Boiler Iano
~ lull! equipped with saws, betting pulIpvs
.'silsJ etc. ms property has cost the owner
SNeI s9,vVu, ana as the owner has other business
,nttlests, desires % dispose u Il AZ once AZ
No., saefilee II You want bargain here Is one
might exchange. 5. W. EDGETT, INV
Brattlehoro VI
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ENCIN EERS

and uremeu Instructed for uceRses In the right
way w. get them az the only recognized and reii.
anie scheoi mo nigh fees and you get your license
~ my pupils furnished employment; instruction
" Surtespondence to successfully pass auy ex-
animation send for new Illustrated cafNlog SEQ.
steam Engineering School. % fremont ROW
seouay SO, Boston. JAMES CoYNE, NE. hi.
slruetor and pronrietnr. - -
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LADIES /!

Would you like to know how ! REM
my freckles II so,send 25c ior iaH ara
tions how 10 remove them, 50 yog u1 4
ways have what ! have had i0f tie n
20 years. clear complexion.
NINE. BIGwooD, 726 Dudley ST.
Boston, Mass
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FURS REPAIRED.

Gentlemen and Ladies, send your Fur
Garments to c. NJ. KEYEs, Springfield,
Vermont. For remodeling or repairs, or
write to him about them. Seal Furs a
speciality.
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TuNBRIpoE,

shall be at Tunbridge Nov. 25th.
DIR. GEO. III. SPILLER, Optieian.
For SALE:-Three pairs steers three
years old, close matched and fine shape
and very handy. Will break up without
a driver. Weight about 300 Price from
S130 to S1l0 per pair or &c. per pound.
T. W. SMITH, Tunbridge.
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Six large Yorkshire Bears q 81 n'ls
old, ready for service, from recently :
ported prize winning stock o. y
best blood in England Also ifs 4
pigs for sale.
CHAS. ". PHELPS, suFt /,
Ossinng, MI
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WANTED!

70 Competent housekeeper in responsible
ssalnuy OF two adults. Farmers vido,,.
l ION 80 10 % preferred; Others NAV anniv
1ooa nome and easy place for the r}g6;
oIs. highly respectable persons onIv MAJ
ADDRESS, GEO. GOODRICH. Chelses ~ 'i'''
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INVESTORS

Deslrlng 10 realize the large Interest ana IA
possible in legitimate Mining. OIL. Timber -
smelter Investments and Dividend-paving ~
dustrtal Stocks listed and unlisted sbo5iJ -,
Dor our Booklets, giving fun informatiop-r.1t 49,
M Z. DOUGLAS. LACEY 4 Co. Bankers srI
Brokers, 50 Broadway. NY. anu
CHARLRs H. BARRETT. speeial Aet sh.--- -.
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AGENT s,

mai-order men, $500 in months bests tb.-,..
ord. have three private prescription f1r1siis.
Tor men that brought sl200, 81 orders In ri.1-tE
az prunt OF % cents on each order ~ bsy--
buyer satisfied; for only 81 I will send ~
formulas and copy Of circular that pulls tbs -.
dersi these circulars will pull more cash arl.-s
thah any circular you can put out and will bri1s
orders when Az Others fail THE STAB Co a. az
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-19

You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
good a -four can be until you have tried
Wise King, Try it.
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OLD PICTURES
WANTED

uf George Washington; also ga Amerca, tcr.
cal pictures highest prices paid Wbs ~
give name % engraver aud date " pa1atl
alss ans ether information appearing e IN.
Address The United Publishing House p Q II
76l New York
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WAN TED I!

Al once 80 ladies from 20 to IS wears Of
age 70 learn to fold Negligee shirts. II ner
uAy az start, with quick Advancement 10
plece-wo all day work and steady woTr
Apply at once. Fair Haven shirf FactorS
A. l.. STREETER, Manager
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Energy all gone Headache2 Stomach
out Of order2 Simply case of torpid
liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a
new man or woman OF YOU.
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6% FARM MORTGAGES

Choice Oklahoma farm mortgages bear
ing 6 per cent interest net to the investor
We are the Oldest loaners in Oklahoma.
For the past 10 years we have never fore
closed a mortgage or taken piece Of real
estate. We can furnish you references
that will satisfy the most exacting. Send
for list Of offerings. We personally in
spect all our securities.
Men ton this paper.
The Oklahoma Mortgage & Trust Co.,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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WAN TED!

Thirty stitchers TO make Pgfiuia
Wrappers. No experience ne'esS7
Pleasant and steady work with good a
Apply at once.
TRUE MANUFACTURING co.
WsterbgG VI
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Farms For Sale

FARMS, yes, 20 suit auyune~lA Afs -
- head, excellent land. 2-sturT Ffs-
barn 20 feet long, running water IN -
buildings white, hne location, s43&' 49,.
! mile 70 depot, cuts q tons hay, =
place, I-ruomed house, 5000 ~ lcfrs ~ I
Tor stock or raising sheep, Asi1y ~
lighted windows, good barn. $3.50 ,.las :
leat cottage house and barn. fruit - y
or price. +. n, YOUNG, West Derrl u
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WAN TED.

spare hours made profitable. We wan,
Q lev lew people, either sex, to write Iattsrs
, rloin copy and return to Us. We fnrnisb
49, 49, Hh ~ pay sl5 per 1000 cash sem
stamp STANDARD SUPPLY co.
Box 22S, Worcester. Mass
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BUYERS FOR REAL ESlIIl.

OF al kinds, wherever located i04e, .,sr i
addresses, are given FRkE ln uaE - II
property yourself More ~ our N 49, " /
property through our Journal thsa Y. 80
combined. Also plain, honest s-~r9 q
you can sell any kind 81 properly. 1859
ton, II You ike The journal. & RbALil - s.
JOURNAL, 20 West Brighton Ave- go -
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JERSEY BULL CALF.
SOLID COLOR.

Born Jan. %. isoa--Regis,.v.
Sire, 81 Lambert dam, family COW y IA.
type Large flow Of milk, that sin B1ts.f !.
per cent Very handsome, large aat y
SO II q heller, money would u1t bgyt
c. S. MATTIsON, south shaiists- 81
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FOR SALE.

One ~ the Best GRAIN and DAIRY FiFw
ontario County. n. ", near CItF 81 GaHsa ~
500 acres, SOIL Eravelly luam. la 8efts E.a r
other fruits besides, ~ acres valuable
MI tile undertrains. Large haIsf go t..Ie
very large barns furnished witch sHfHE gl.~r.
slices. Buildings in very E0ud g1lif r.
o. shipping station and Telephone. rural is7.s
Also herd Of s. COWS, miik Wha.rsa'al fsss
sion given March or April lst Terms at n
dress ;. Z. GREGORY, % Higt ST., Ge5s6. ) 4
Oakes Republican., 1903-12-11

HANDS.
street, he's gettin' walloped!' An 1
knew if they were a-wallopin' Long
street it needed men, an l fell in be-
hind Of Thompson's, an Thompson's
amt no slouch of brigade neither.
An that's all there is erbout it, gin
eral. cum down yere to fight, fur I
could hev mended wagons back in Mis-.
souri,
$50 the gineral says could go. but
the next time there'd be a shootin'
party with me to the front, an a plant
in party with me fur bulb an no
prospects of a crap-an' the worst of it
was he meant every word.'
$50 yo' are mendin' wagons againY'
eyes, dodrot it, they dom appreciate
q fightin' man. Like as not they're
fghtin' now. an like as not they need
hghtin' men, an yere am in the rear.
Blast it, l almos' wish they'd git a
good lickin' an then they'd see the use
Of me, a fightin' man."
Listen minute"
The sound Of splashing hoofs could
be heard far down the road. A band Of