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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
Qplineen.
Statiitiifc Cpgauer uuer Silitauoen
Den lite Suni.
Stor Speoeaplins.

Observation-Disclosures Stottiti.
fer 3p6c bar nrb0eIt en- lloigt oOer
Stiamger pdu Niger % eng 0cn lite
sunni. Oerof fremgaar, III Der | 1903
nil bljoe mere al Soc0e, 0Dre, Rug
OF 9pg ero / ct Vttotel5adr, men
minHrc al &iS % 5eritencr Geade8).
33, l07 900 Icres or ttliaaet meo
&utterb0e0c, % DIR. opOe ipodr, at
A1liuacn ctl bItoc 459.OO0.O00 9u.
ihclS. mos 4tt,7SS. 900 tiior. Niger.
pIo0crnc ior 8aarboeoc er $4,000
AtreS mir0rc emo / 1902 og uSaisr
1921 600 IcreS; 6ol mercer 3poe.
1T apltnIGt oil bItpe irsrre, uenltg
PSI. 100000 NuiheiE. MOS 25S,274..
600 0uihel8 flor. Sele SoeSeauttr-
gen ifuI imr oItian Gua % til 740,.
OOO.O 900 Nui1eS; flor oor Sn So.
O62. 900 guibeI3.
Wteo Saprc err taiaoct 27.732000
2ItreS; ~artaaeIig apItrg S07 100000
MOD 9S7. $4,000 ifior. Rugagrete
uSdisr iaar 2S,55iOOO acres; onta.
geIig apLing t29.OOO.0OO guibeIs.
Reo 9pg or 33.96O.OOO acres til.
ioaet; autaseIig aUItrg 127, 100000
9uibels.
g~aurbceScns SiftanS Dor ben lite
Sum- $50 Tor oct belle 2ono; ntenI De
fornenitc 8oorboeocitater bar BEN
iom islger: Wirueiuta 90, 9oro Do
totd 80. SpS 8ufota 100, Coma 81.
@dfhtngtor 80.
Itutcr9oeSerr$ Iilltar0 bar ben
lite Suri S2.2 FOR Oct beIc 9dn0. o.
/ II Stater par Den iom fsIger: 8an.
las SO. Qtisiuiri 20, California rs.
SrSiaru 81, Rebrdifu 81. Shto 81.
SuirroiS X. 8enniploonta 50. Gtlu-
bona SO, 5erds 81. Serresiee 76,
Ridig1n Sc.
8uprcu itoo a~iennenriritIig I s5.5
Scr lite Sltni; men / islsertbe 10 Sto-
ter imle6es: Sahrois 10, Soma Of.
Nisconim 9S, Wiueictl 95, Rebrd.
if1 80. Sr0iaru 70. Rep Dorf 50,
EeruinIolntd IT, Sbto "a, Rihigau
So.
agerpiSoerre Tor 9pg err iaar $780,.
900 itsrre crto I 1902, og gpgagrenes
aLmtuoelige lilitaro par oen lite
Iurt 91.5 moo 1916 iiior.
areaIct Tor Rug er SO Brocent
mirrSre enO / 1902. % Ruserts almin.
0eIi9e laitoro par Ocr lite Junt
90.6 MOS SS,1 THOR.
0oor tort arenI alsocr irotager.
oioe$ fife me0 geitsnrtbcS; men / Oe
iorremite &lsperItoter uuotageu isis.
conim or set mulbre ero / 1902, IiPr
/ Coma % aanilS. alsoerer itaar
be0rc emo ie6ouHllB / 1otpI, 3Qtrots.
V3i9i0uri. TIttina % @t&contn. boor.
truo0 oeu / NterU Dort. Eeimiplpdula
u OHIO itoar noget On1rli9ere.
II 5m.cr bar ooer 3 Niaioner
?GbletrGer. to Al Dem, nenrItJ
NlrItnia o. (crncsiee er SiIItan0en
bc0re enc ccn Jlennauinitlige / itoite
lllar, men / andre Stater ira }
GJ}oro GarolunuJ til % "Boiuts"
tNei &rr8lrin) olarigere. Ten M.
oUunoe lloiiIt ior Syeriteter Vea-
tc3J cr l'Rlort uglrrittg. aun | Ct.
.uboml tr ltitaroet 5e0re ems Sen
llcnneuinitIlIe | ii0itc ltaor. ) oe
uu0rc Stater, iom hlr ira 3 gE!ILto.
INT cuer Here 6~eritcnrGcr. er III.
itunoen I @roceut california; til 43
Erutcut (Arflriasl NIurIiJCrc.
Nopnc8angere bIcY t R2i 'orbeore-
Hc ! Soma. 9fiaiouri gtjhiBor. aun.
io8 o. 8iSconin; oerImoo bIeu Be
oauryigerc / 9trp Dort, EeruripIpa.
MIA o. G5io, tiI6eIa cJio1 / Slrrois.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
lecankgusten
YsIAfTl&
usfsmmsr 1trssae % srssas Nsrssn.
MpUttsismeutes

i~nslsrerrs isasft beer TanSds % 7srsSas E2ur.
gen gperttsleutsufsr iaotasss ifis I to pda sinansen
Jaumsrs. mssmiHore bet astrpitsiis fortass
ssS. evts ct aosrtisismeut. ssr lara omar iHo
Itrssoasuumsr.t T. Gr. ~fortansss ~inbr7ffss 8 cdnss
oil Get femme taot S LirseassuTuiers. Brsue, Der tuses
batosr apsrttsism.utsr. iom bet hafr usb. bsr mar.
Yes gvsrttsisasHtt be: aesre Sisrus yaa Con
~uo.uteH.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
Gn amerifauf Surscr Cg2aDuet %

VII UHFt tIEuHTt WHIT VgsAVFNF W
stpes ifte) er tagen tiiianse al fine.
life Ssrsusre i RRrbeSer al Canton.
Zen a~merifanife @cneraIfonia Ser.
iteSS. Orr. RcgSaSe, bar iorlangt
bans uoIepering % ienOt Ell al pore
aanonbouSe, "Gaaao", til Ste0et.
Hsperne frazer $4,000 i 2~siepense.
aonirEsn opiorSrer Gr0uiniens Si9.
ton9e iii at isrse for 5ongens 6rtsi.
palis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Gn seieitalS, tiIbsrenSe !. Z. go.
,ers i Muffin. Miun,s r~eSbrRuste
zen t2te. GR n9ritaaenoe Speuius.
ON tiIbsrer Sad aeipIer, bIep iterft
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

leoet til armeens Snterpention og
meofsrt en- aonilift. ~boorunSer aor-
gen % Gronningeu miiteoe 9ipet.
5 Den Senitst at opretboloe SreS
% Sroeit / 9anSet / bette fritiife og
flabneiuansre 9iebIif er &eprGien'
tarter ira alle politiife Barrier 6urtigt
fontnpet til en- 6oritaaelie % bar San.
net en- propiiortif Resierir5 uteo bet
Sperp ar gieninOfsre bert aonititu.
tio,t. iom par ifrait fsr Oen 23oe
Narts 1908 % at inOtoIbe til &sSe
Be HeprGi ertanter, ser blep onIst /
SeuboIo til apnltituttQnen al CITE
4pra 1901.
8eo ct WsSe Sen t50e S1ni bill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pGlge M aon.
&c % o~oertrge a%ontrolel oOer Sta'
tens affGrer. Sislge Rapporter moo.
taget op til Bette Eieblif ira ctoile %
mtlitGre arttoriteter err Sen ofientli9e
iSreo % Srben life blet Toritprret no.
geniteOs i 2arOet, % Hegieingen oil
tage Sfriot iii at o~pretbol0e 0enre
inore 6reO. Tegieringen isler Jig
f"orpisiet ON, at ben oil ptnbe ale elr.
rop9iife NagterS Spmpati zoe Oen
me Sinqenes 3ilitaltS / Serbien."
Ienne Proclamation er unoerteg.
net a ole BET npe MiniIterlltmS
We6lenmer.
ErinS Yetcr aara9eorgeoitf,, iom
al Irmeen or blet uOraabt iii Ser
bernes aorBe, bar iiOen 1891 boet /
8enf / Sfipeit. Sut loo til at BIZ
me9et i%or5ouiet, ga ban mo0to9 Otter.
rettin9er ON, boao Der par bP1ot /
@elgrnO; ban uotalte lin Ififp FOR
0enne SorbrpoeIie % foriifrcOe ino.
trpngenOe, at ban boerfen 0irette eler
lltolrette baooe Dpret Oelo9tt9 | oct
forcfoIone. San oi6ite, Tiger ban, at
Song 4leranOers eller rettere Gron.
ming 1ragas Stpre bleo mere % mere
lnrtligt, men ban 'pneS, at Bette Son.
gcpor, ON nsoperbigt, let funoe bape
pGret iiernet ira Sroner li6en SlooS'
ubgpoelier. Sp til 6rebaa Ntrooa8
erflGreoe ban, at ban ingen officiel
llnoerretning bapOe mootnget ira Del
grab ON, at BAN bar proflameret
aonac.
Zen npe aonge er 50 aor gammel
% @nfemnn0 meS ire 9sru. en- 10
Nar gammel Iotter, en- IS Aar CANT
mel Sen @eorg. Tom aItiao 6Iir aron.
prinS al Serbier, % en- Sen, iom cr
II Nar. iSan h1r boct / Sem / al
(arpeIiaheO meo fun en- ~foiuOeiig %
en- manoIig Sierer / Suiet. 5 Ger
5ien er ban mCgct popular % bar
rimcligois blet mcr og mere poptlPr,
eiteriom Song IlCran0er og Iraga
mere % mere bIeo logt FOR SAB. Syul8
rloite Ssn bar iaaet lin llOOannelie /
ct. Petersburg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16


Gig bapOe forioen Ell WaSie Sfuoiaar
ogiaa en- bel Gel bpbe Soar efter
SobIer, og benoes 9esemc par reoet
iitptfer paa en- sriioporfteHoe, borbu.
riff Woaoe.
Ssriteminiiteren % ariasmjniiterrn
bteo BOG beerupet meS militrre ggres.
6euisniueer.
IragaS Ssitrc o. Rieccr, iom al DC
mtIitGre aatoritcter bar ppret boIot
arreiteret iioen TorsouJ Not, er MI
bIet foroiit ira Serbien. Ircoag nj.
ten fit Ssitrene 9op til at ie 0ror.
ningenS Gig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Sra Be iorIfiplt9e europGtIfe So.
oc0itr0er mel0es, at Srugeoien / Bel.
groO bar giort ct 0p6t 3nOtrpf, men
BET ier life no til, at Sc spri9e Dag.
ter timber nugeniombclit 8runO til 1t
to9e AffGre i @nIeOnin8 Spitemifiitet
/ Scrb;en, laurent alt forlsher roli8t
berciter. Song Ecter oIl / iao 6alO
life iaa noget 9rp0eri meo at BIZ on
erfjenOt al Sc ANDRE europGiife Nag.
ter.
) 6reOugs inches ira 9uoapeit. at
8orniicnen / Rib, Set eneite SteO i
Serbien, boor Song Gleran0er bapOe
nogen Iopularitet tilbage, oor be.
gpnbt at marid)ere moo SooeOitaSen
9eIorao meo fuIot artgsu0Itpr, men
ocnne 9aan0iulO 6oIf piI neppe furne
uorette itore 3ing, ga Sc bar belle
TolfeItemringen imoO Jig. Nen Der
bar 0og / biplomotiife areoie berifet
nosen 3pil ON, boorurOt Der bar iao
title % ireOeligt / SeIgrao, iom De.
re%tningerne 0erfra bar gioet set lis.
Ieenoe al. Oct bar nemlig pitt Jig
oanifeIigt at foIpne / Sirefte 5eIesroi.
i~orbinocIie meo spen. og ielu officiele
Selcsrammer ier M, no til at bdpe no..
gen 8anifeIigbeO meo at fomme or.
SentIig trent.
Zen mproeSe aonges RoSer. Rato.
lie. fo~rbenuarenOe 2ronnins al Ser
bier. Dor hos i'm Ssiter / B~eriuileS /
Irantrige. @eb RoStagelien al 81.
terretninserne ira 9elarab iaISt bun
belt inmmen al Sorg ouer i'm Ssns
SfiRbne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Ora gelsraO telegraieres, at Song
aIer. >ers og Gronning 3roeas Gig
bleo besrloet itrar efter RiOnat Rat
III 6reSag. De bIeu al SemmeIisbeS
isrt til S6renooitidernes 8rupfapel
% biidt Ser uoert pioere Gerenonier.
6oruSen nogle al Siottets 1ienere par
finn ct Bar BrPiter tiIitebe og belle
giiRttelieu tos tun nosle faa Rinu.
ter.
BED 2isifuet bite Get Jig. at Son.
gen bapSe omtring 80 Stiioianr,
booraf oe ileite par SsoeIise. Sragas
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
EAST GRANVILLE.

j wish to extend sincere thanks to all
the friends who SO kindly assisted during
the long illness and at the death Of my
father, also to the singers.
EDITH NJ. BUTTERFIELD.
Mrs. Cora Gushea visited friends in
Roxbury recently.
Charlie johnson OF St. Adams is visiting
his cousin, c. X. Webb
L. Webb went to Burlington to attend
the Grand Lodge OF Masons Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Emmett Clark of Somerville, Mass,
visited at Edward Handly's Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. Webb and Mrs. Vinton attended
the Glass day exercises OF the High school
at Randolph Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Edith Butterfeld went last Thurs
day to Roxbury, where she will spend a
few weeks with her cousin, Mary Butter
field.
Clarence Webb, Webb Ninton and
Miss Manney were at the concert and
dance given by the graduating class at
Randolph Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Vinton entertained the Ladies'
Aid OF the Baptist church of Braintree
last week. Nineteen ladies sat down TO
the bounteous supper. There were several
loaves left but no fishes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
RANDOLPH CENTER.

William Reagan was ON the sick list last
week.
Alice Hyzer, who is teaching in Warren,
was at home from Friday till Sunday.
Henry J. Hyzer and wife were in Chel-
sea last week to look after matrimonial in
felicities.
Patrick Kelley, who has been to Ireland
10 visit his native country and friends
there, has returned.
Misses Ferrin and Gates Of the Normal
have started for Europe, "a here they will
spend their vacation.
Mrs. Boyington Of Nyack, ~. j., is here
for a short time With Mrs. George Nut
ting, who continues very i'll.
ID. Arson Partridge and T.. A. Partridge
and their families Of Philadelphia are here
at their cottage for the summer.
The Randolph Center band gave an OPEN
air concert on \. L. Boydens lawn last
Saturday evening. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade were served.
Wilson d. Wright obtained a divorce
last week at Chelsea, and Mrs. George Full
lam also got her divorce on the ground Of
refusal TO support. y. l.. Boyden was
counsel for the petitioner in each case.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Miss Nellie Billings went TO New York
city Monday night.
AsF. A. Stevens was at work in his gar
den Friday. he was stung by some insect
and was sick for day or so.
Joseph Converse Of Middlesex came tc
attend the funeral of Mrs. Peake. His
first wife was sister Of Mrs. Peake.
o. B. Hinkley was quite badly hurt by a
bull last week and was confined TO the
house a few days, but is now able to be
out
Mrs. c. B. Fiske and daughters, Misses
Olive and Jessie, visited at +. ID. Camp
Saturday Nerna Moulton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Camps granddaughter, is staying with
them for a while.
Mrs. Laura A. Peake died at the home OF
her son. Charles d., Friday morning, June
5. The funeral was held Sunday at ii a.
m. at the house, Rev. Mr.. Moody attend
ing. Besides her son, Charles, with whom
she had made her home, she left two other
sons, Benjamin W. and Emerson W., ana
a brother, Alden Hatch, OF Bethel. Mrs.
Peake was born in Royalton Aug. 8, 80.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
Former Resident Dead.

Mr.. Peters lived here several years as
proprietor Of the Chelsea livery and stage
line from here to South Royalton We
take the following from the st. Adams
Messenger of Friday
"Charles Il. Peters died Thursday morn
ing at his home on Shelburne street.
burlington, after a protracted illness.
The funeral viii be held at the home
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock with
burial in Lake View cemetery.
MIR. Peters was IS years old. having
been born in Boston August 25, 1881.
He lived in this state for many years.
following the occupation OF liveryman
and stage driver in Bradford and Chelsea.
Later he lived in Denver, COL, where he
was ranger on large cattle ranch.
During the Civil War be was a member
OF Co. ID, Sth VT. Vols. The family moved
TO Burlington last September, thinking
the climate would be beneficial to Mr..
Peters health, but no improvement re-
suited from the change.
1.-THE deceased is survived by one son,
&. Ii. Peters, OF Denver, and a daughter,
Mrs. +. w. Zottman, of Burlington; also
by two brothers. A. II. Peters Of Boston
and f. w. Peters OF Golden, Col, and
a sister, Mrs. Mary Moore Of Denver"
Chronic bronchial troubles and summer
coughs can be quickly relieved and cured
BY Foley's Honey and Tar. Drew q Leon
ard, Randolphi VIM. j. Fargo, Randolph
Center.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
RoYALToN.

Ell. Ashley spent Sunday in Wood
! stock
Miss Lucy Denison arrived from Denver
Tuesday.
] Mrs. S. H. Richards has been quite i'll
this week.
Ray Southgate Was home from st. Al
bans over Sunday.
Miss Emma Eastman went to her home
in Bradford Saturday.
Miss Lucy Wild returned Thursday
from Claremont, y. II.
Miss Emma Bruce has been a recent
guest al Lyman cottage.
Mrs. George W.Joy and children return
ed from Pittsfield Monday.
Rev. Mr.. johnson from Burlington viii
conduct services at st. Paul's church sun
day at I o'clock p. m.
Children's day viii be observed at the
Cong'l church Sunday with an exercise by
the children at the usual time Of morning
service.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Lucy Dunbar Denison and Mr.. FL
wood Waite Elder at St. Paul's church
June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs David Baker returned Fri
day to their home in West Glover after
spending several weeks with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Levi Wild.
Rev. and Mrs. Joel F. Whitney, Mrs.
Levi Wild and Mrs. II. W. Dutton went
to Burlington Monday to attend the
general convention Of Congl churches.
Mrs. H. W. Dutton, Mrs. W. L. Paine
and Rev. Joel +. Whitney attended the
Windsor County Sunday school conyen-
tion at Hartford Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. r. A. Whiting, accompanied by
her mother, left Saturday for her home in
North Attleboro, Mass. The months spent
in Royalton have not benefited her health
as was hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Denison from Ran
dolph spent Sunday with Mrs. Denison's
mother, Mrs. William Xix. Mr.. Denison
is in Chelsea this week attending court
and Mrs. Denison is spending the week
here.
c. T. Southgate stepped on ladder
hook Saturday, inhicting a wound in his
foot which for a time threatened TO be
serious, and has made walking a difficult
undertaking. Allie Dutton has helped at
the station.
Fire having several times been started
by passing engine, Waterman went up
and down the track after every train dur
ing the night last week. The long railroad
bridge has been watched day and night
for some time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
Life.

The poets exclamation, 30 Life feel
thee bounding in my veins" Is a joyous
one. Persons that can rarely or never
make il. in honesty to themselves, are
among the most unfortunate. They do
not live. but exist; for to live implies more
than to be. To live is to be well and
strong-to arise feeling equal to the ordin-
ary duties OF the day, and to retire not
overcome by them-to feel life bounding
in the veins. A medicine that has made
thousands OF people, men and women, well
and strong. has accomplished a great work,
bestowing the richest blessings, and that
medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
weak. rundown, or debilitated, from any
cause. should not fail to take II. II builds
up the whole system, changes existence
into life, and makes life more Astounding.
We are glad to say these words in its favor
to the readers Of our columns.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
HIS Last HOPE Realized.

In the first opening Of Oklahoma to set
tiers in 1889, the editor of this paper was
among the many seekers after fortune who
made the big race one fine day IN April
During his travelling about and afterwards
his camping upon his claim, he encounter
ed much bad water, which, together with
the severe heat, gave him very severe
diarrhpa which il seemed almost impossi-
Sic 10 check, and along in June the case
became so bad he expected to die. One
cav one OF his neighbors brought him one
small bottle OF Chamberlain Collc, Chol-
era and Diarrhma Remedy as last hope.
A big dose was given him while he Vas
rolling about on the ground in great
agony. and ina few minutes the dose was
repeated. The good effect Of the medicine
was soon noticed and within an hour the
patient was taking his first sound sleep Tor
a fortnight. That one little bottle worked
q complete cure, and he cannot help Dul
feel grateful The season for bowel dis-
orders being at hand suggests TINS lteh'
For sale by +. L. Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Mrs. G. A. Durkee is on the sick list.
c. W. Taft spent last week in West
Boylston, Mass.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
5. Turner June II.
George Cain is sick with typhoid fever.
DIR. Scott attends him.
Frederick Durkee is visiting Mrs. j. b.
Durkee and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Russell spent a
few days in Barre and Montpelier last
week.
Albert Edson's check was S276 instead
OF s176. The creamery here takes IN
$500 pounds day.
A. ]. Parker has been in Randolph
and Williamstown getting lumber 10
repair his house. Horace Kibbee IS doing
the work.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
There viii be Children's day exercises in
place OF the morning sermon at the NJ. e.
church Sunday.
There will be a union service at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday evening at 1880
with an address by Rev. q. w. Morrow of
Burlington ON the temperance situation
in this state.
First Baptist church. Rev. Brown f..
Smith, pastor. Subject OF Sunday morn
ing sermon, pyramids of Egypt and
Now Service at Braintree Branch at 2
O'Clock p. IA.
Children's day will be observed at the
Cong1 church next Sunday morning.
There viii be music and other exercises by
the children and a short address by the
pastor. The offerings, both at the morn
ing service and at the Sunday school, will
be devoted to the sunday schoM mission
airy work Of the denomination.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11

The publication of the first Letter in
the series OF "The Letters from Son to
his Self Made Father by Charles Eus-
tace Merriman, was made in last Sunday.
Boston Herald. Like every effort made
by the Herald. il was worthy OF il. The
letter was bright. entertaining and
humorous. Nothing better has appeared
in wears. The letters are published
exclusively in the Boston Herald, and
can be had in no other form until Their
final publication in book form. The
second Letter will appear in next Sunday
Herald. Another OF the 100 features OF
next Sundays Herald viii be a page 81
Learned's commencement Girls ms
latest OF Mr.. Learneds drawings Is his
best.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
Do You Enjoy What You Eat7

II you don't your food does not do you
much good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the
remedy that every one should take when
there Is any thing wrong with the stomach.
There is no way to maintain the health
and strength OF mind and body except by
nourishment. There is no way to nourish
except through the stomach. The stomach
must be kept healthy, pure and sweet or
the strength viii let down and the disease
will set up. No appetite, loss of strength,
nervousness, headache, constipation, bad
breath. sour risings, rifting, Indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles are
quickly cured by the use OF kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. Sold by j. w. Untiedt, West
Brookfield
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
GRANVILLE.

Harry washburn was in Bethel two days
this week.
Mrs. Henry Powers of Ripton is spend
ing few days in town, the guest OF II. r.
Hayes and wife.
A few friends OF Harry Kendall and
wife gave them pleasant surprise party
Friday evening.
The many friends of VIM. Riley were
grieved to hear of his death which occur
red Monday from pneumonia.
The Ladies' Social circle will meet at the
Central House, Thursday afternoon, June
18th. All members requested 10 be pres
ent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11

The rooms, which are located on the
corner over Hoods drug store, have an
been thoroughly repaired. making an
excellent studio. There is a reception
and dressing room, operating and print
ing room, besides the dark room. an
very lastly furnished and arranged, He
has new Eagle camera, fitted with an
sXlO magic lens, with silent shutter and
patent iris diaphram, probably the best
IN the county. Among the scenery is a
head ground made in Boston. a new back
ground with extension floor ground for
group work, also several new posing
chairs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-11

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Evening journal., 1903-10-03
Reason Eor Extra charaes.

From the New York Mall and Express.
Representative Cannon. of Illinois. in
appointing. as Speaker, the committees of
the F!fty-eighth House, will have no
more Important single task than the re-
organization Of the committee on post
offices and post roads. The chairman Of
tho old committee, Mr. Loud, Of Cali
forna, was not returned. That vacancy
should be filled with a strong man and
fearless, capable OF hard work and steeled
to resist whatever OF influence, grounded
upon patronage or the distribution Of ap-
preparations, has been eXerted upon the
committee In the past.
it Is notorious to cite one noXious IL
lustration. that Machen and Beavers, two
former employees of the Postofdce de-
partment, now under indictment, were
able to have Increases Of their salaries
Inserted In the last postal appropriation
bill, although the Postmaster General
had refused TO make such a recommends
uon The root Of the evils disclosed by
the postal investigation was found in the
Congressional influence Of the subordi-
mates who directed the allotment of al
lowances for local postofhces and The
placing Of rural delivery routes.
Here Il sufficient warrant for a recast.
ing OF this committee throughout dts en-
tire membership. both Of the majority ant
minority. The new committee ssould bl
OF a character to command the conf
dence Of the House and Of the country II
whatever remedial legislation it may rec
ommend, and in any further Inquiry q
may undertake.
Evening journal., 1903-10-03

The Levy Court yesterday rejected
all the bids for the rebuilding of the
shalcross and Voshell milldams, it
having come to the notice OF the court
that earth for filling in can be had
from the shallcross and Voshell prop
critics without cost to the county. This
is very generous on the part Of the
owners Of these properties, but the
county should accept no gifts. A COM
pliance with the spirit Of the law sug-
gests that this earth should be paid
for. Then the county would be buying
earth from the owners Of min property
to build dams for their benefit We
should be consistent in such matters,
and when we make a gift let's not
be niggardly about it.