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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30
ST. VI NIT

Signal, Sep. %, 1904.
Deputy Sheriff Elkins and II.
Mathieson, of WATERFOWL, were in
town Sunday on their return from a
trip up into Marshal county after a
team of horses recently stolen from
Watertown. They secured the team
and the thieves were also captured.
Asper Goserud left Wednesday for
Milbank where she joined the Hap
good family to 60 to Texas with them.
She intends to make her home with
them indefinitely.
The property loss fof the late fire.
will approximate $4,000 confined to
the Bagley Elevator Co., Summit
Hardware & Implement Co., and ID.
A. Williams. The Hardware Co.'S.
loss on machinery, buggies, etc, will
reach $4,000 with $3.50 insurance. Nh.
Williams loss on buildings flour,
feed, coal, machinery, ETC., will reach
$4,000. with $500 insurance. The
elevator was probably fully insured,
as it is the usual policy of the
elevator companies to keep their
insurance up to the limit. The
railroad company lost four box
cars which were standing on the side
track neal the elevator.
The origine of the fire is unknown
but the most plausible theory is that
it was the result of hobos smoking in
the power house of the elevator. The
elevator used horses for elevating
power. and there was a hay loft over
| no mower hOuSp IT. iS hou0b that
hobos had probably crawled in there
to sleep, and had taken an early
morning smoke with disasterous re-
sults-or possibly they might have
set the fire from pure devilishness.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30
SOUTH SHORE

n6puDllcan, sep. -, l94.
M. d. Alexander, the well known
furniture mar at WATERFOWL, died
very suddenly Sunday morning.
A half dozen boys I'VE withhold
their names) were brought up before
Squire johnson on Tuesday after.
n001 By Marshall Stevens for break
ing windows in a building recently
vacated. A little questioning soon
brought forth confessions from all the
Doys as having a hand in the Carrie
Nation smashing and the confessions
implicated = number of young men
wao certainly knew better than to
have g hand in such depredations.
Fictitious sentences Of ten DAYS in
jail or twenty dollers fine were i'm.
posed on the bunch by Justice John.
on. Not having the slough" ali
went to jail. After a supper on bread
and water and four hours incarcera.
tion the boys we're liberated upon
promise that they would not use
windows for targets in the future.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30

Snpt. A. s. Raberge paid the
Marvin school a visit last Friday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30
REV

Item, Sep. 20, 1904
S. Blacketer, of Ortonville, repres-
enting Sleeper 4 Ellington, Sheldon,
Iowa, was here last Tuesday putting
in the lighting plant in MI. Storlie's
store.
Rev. "A. Thorn arrived home last
Friday after three months travel
abroad, visiting England. France and
Switze rland. In Switzerland he Wis.
tied a brother whom he had not seer
for fifteen years. The return voyage
was made by the Saxonia of the Gun.
ard line. The steamer ran into a
storm which lasted a couple of days.
but Rev. Thorn experienced no incon-
venience.
Willard Dillman was in Revillo for
a few days. leaving yesterday for his
Excelsior, Mimi. home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30
CORONA

September p.
Little Floyd Lambert the youngest
child of Tom Lambert has been i'll.
Miss Fannie Gibson visited friends
and relatives in Ortonville over Sun.
day.
Chas. Stiles new dwelling house is
well on the way to completion.
Nj. and Mrs. Stiles made a trip tc
Ortonville last week.
Clayton and Kennith Brockman
the children of f. p. Brockman
visited their father and grandparents
oyer Sunday.
The Misses Chapman and Chellis
went to Milbank Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Dawson will
take the train Monday on their way
to Mitchell to attend the carnival.
"A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehrle
Sunday. The old people and their
grandson Paul kohler depart for
Germany the first Of the week.
Mr.. Hicks and j. Gold accompanied
a party of landseekers up from Big
Stone the last of the week. Mr..
Hicks will oversee the work in
the Gold elevator while f. j. Dawson
is in Mitchell.
The last quarterly meeting of the
year vas held in the M. E. church
SATURDAY. when Elder Rifenbark made
his last appearance as elder in this
district. He is highly respected by
people in this vicinity and his many
friends wish him much success in his
new field Of labor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30
MARVIN
September %, 1904.

september ~, 1904.
Supt. A. s. Raberge paid the
Marvin school a visit last Friday.
Mrs. G. p. Mollberg is hauling
lumber for ar addition to bis house
and also for a granary.
Mrs. Chas. McWaters was calling
iEg on her daughter. Mrs. Jas. Kane.
Monday. Mrs. McWaters expects to
leave for Canada in a few days to visit
her daughter Mrs. Satterlee.
A new boy arrived at Mr.. Ole
Olson's on the Odd inst. Mother and
babe are doing nicely.
Miss Milly Higgins has been en-
gagged to teach the school in district
No. i. School will commence the
fourth Monday in October.
A nine pound boy arrived at the
home of Foreman Peter Olson Tues
day the 9th. Mother and child are
dong nicely.
P. E. Higgins reports that wolves
are becoming very troublesome this
fall. He has secured a rifle and is
prepared to give them a warm recep-
ton when they come again.
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COU MY 4 VICINITY
COUNTY LINE

Sept. 9th, 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tri were called
to Sisseton Sunday to be with MI.
iris slster-in-law who lies at the
point of death.
Mrs. Thomas Quinlan died at
Waubay of typhoid fever. She was
at one time a resident of County Line.
Harold, the little son of G.. p. Burn
stad. met with quite a serious acct
dent tie other day. He fell down a
hay shoot and sprained his ankle.
MI. John damon, Ernest Frank
lin and wives were visitors at r. E.
Beardsley's Sunday.
G.. p. Burnstad's meat wagon is
again on the road, with Ernest Meser-
smit as driver.
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NTRANDRUKG
September. %. 100

September, Is, 1904.
The evangalistic meetings held in
the chapel car closed last Friday.
From S%trandburg the car vent to
Watertown where meetings will be
conducted.
Rev. Antonson preached in the
Baptist church last Friday night.
Mr.. M. j. Hedman, of Stockholm,
was a Strandburg visitor the I'D.
AS is the rule all through the
county, Strandburg has seen a few
Of those who are anxious to have
crosses before their names on the Sth.
The following candidates have visited
us: Messrs. Liggett, Black, Kerr,
P%inckney, Nixon, Englund, Hauklund,
Murray, Jennings, Dingson and
others.
IT. r. Kempton transacted business
here Wednesday.
A concert will be given in the
Lutheran church to night by Miss
Dahl of Murdoch, MINI.
The Sewing society will meet with
Mrs. John Hedman this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aohn Abrahamson
went to Minneapolis Monday to con-
suit a physician as to Mrs. Abraham
sons health. MIR. Abrahamson re-
turned Tuesday evening, but Mrs.
A~brahamson will remain for about
six weeks.
Mrs. A. J. Korsberg returned from
Watertown Tuesday morning after
visiting her daughters at that place.
Miss Alice Korsberg, who has been
working at Troy this summer, came
home last Friday to spend the winter
with her parents.
Miss Aday Moe returned from ST.
Louis last Monday afternoon. She
reports a pleasant journey and a
large attendance at the exposition.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dahlgren died last Sunday
morning. The funeral took place last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Samuelson preached in Milbank
last Sunday afternoon.
Victor E%rlandson, of Milbank,
called on us this morning.
Confirmation and holy communion
v I'll be held at the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning at ten o'clock.
Rev. Schold, of Wheaton, Mimi, will
officiate. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Samuelson returned from
Pierre last Thursday morning.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30
MELROSE
September %. 1904.

september 2o. 1904.
Gold & Co. have sold the Toms
farm to A. III. Hamilton. of Lenark,
ILL.,. for about 5000. Mr.. Thinner
man the present renter moves on the
John Bradricht farm.
F. w. Meehan was out looking after
his farm this week.
Maggie Chapman returns this week
from Minneapolis to teach in the
Archer district in Mazeppa.
Mr.. John Smith and wife. of Gar.
field, visited in Melrose Sunday.
Fred Fowler. who has been thrash
ing in this vicinity for Stiles Bros,
left the first Of the week. having
received word Of a brothers death
in Minnesota.
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The Late G. p. Fuller.

The funeral of the late G.. p. Fuller
whose sudden death was briefly noted last
week. was held from the church Wednes-
day, March 30. Rev. r. H Abercrom bic
of Brooktield Officiated. The bearers were
neighbors of Mr.. Fuller, Darius Hatch. j
w. Untiedt, ID. w. G. Blanchard and T.. II
Chadwick. Many beautiful flowers were
provided by relatives and friends. Miss
Josephine Emery of Bethel and nephews
and nieces of Derry, n. H., sent floral
offerings. Among those from out Of town
who attended the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Alexander OF South Tunbridge
Edison Emery and Mr.. Bowen of Bethel,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID. Williams, Charles
Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Jerd of
Randolph.
George Preston Fuller was born in
Brookfeld in 1928 and had lived all his.life
in this town. He had been ailing for sew
eral days and had had a doctor several
times. Sunday. he had been up and about
the house, but was taken with severe pain
in his stomach in the evening. A doctor
was summoned and when be left Mr.
Fuller was comfortable and no one thought
there was any danger until about mid
night. He had been up in bed and sud
denly fell backward and died immediate
ly. Probably death was caused by heart
trouble. He left widow and a large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintance to mourn
his loss. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Fuller. who is in poor health and is now
left all alone.
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License TO Sell.

ESTATE or NARY & RUGGLgs
STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Probate C1arL p, :.
HANunLFH DISTINCT -. az Randolph M h
SAID District, GA the ith d19 % AlA Ia
1904, Eib srt T. Ciadin, executor Y va "a
u Mary G RugEles, late oi hAi1fet Y ~
Court far license II Yell an ~ the real esise 2
said deceased. situated in Bfa.nifee -
House ana lot iu East nraiHtree frIl -
that the sale will be beneficial o. ihe fs.
" said estate. 40
Whereupon. il Is ordered hg said 0oa5 -. "a
said application be referred 90 ses' 49,,
% be held "a the Probate Once IN sa.l ~ ~ IA
on goth day Of April. A. u. 1905 t1f l.- -
decision thereon and it h further nrls' -
gu persons Interested be notified heft.- u ~.
LEGATION 81 notice 81 said application W 800
thereun, three weeks successfully o. ", $500
ana News, newspaper pubilshtA y go.
ln THIS state, and which circulate A w y, - 4
burhUod 81 those interested. before "A. - -
hearing. that they may appear q Az
place, and, u they see cause object tl''''
BY the Court Attest, ..,,s f,i-s
1895 WILLIAM h NfCHoLs,SuAs
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Rochester News.
e. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Charles Mosher Of Sharon was in town
last week.
Miss Marjorie Manney is in Proctor
visiting her aunt.
E Miss Lena Campbell returned to her
school in North Adams Monday.
Charles Martin spent three days last
week with his mother in Gaysyille.
Luman Perkins was in town part OF
last week, returning to Dandy Monday.
George Campbell of Melrose is in town
for week, the guest OF w. II. Campbell.
Charles L. Crawford of Boston was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. George II. Irask,
the first OF the week.
The train commenced running as far as
Gaysville Monday and is expected to go
through to Bethel this week.
Miss Lucy McLane went to West Rut-
land Wednesday OF last week, ana VIII
soon go to her home in Denver. Col
r. II. Upper of Bethel was in town
Friday. he has accepted a position
offered him with Cross, Abbott a Co. Of
White River Junction.
Alstine Parmenter, while at work in +.
A. Kezer's mill, had the misfortune to cut
three fingers on his left hand, one OF
which had to be amputated.
Mrs. William d. Huntington issued
invitations for an .'At Home Wednesday
evening, March 30, as a farewell visit in
honor OF her niece, Miss Lucy McLane.
Miss McLane contributed 10 the success Of
the evening by giving a recital. She rem
dered several selections in such a finished
and artistic manner and with such deli
cate perception as to charm everyone.
this leaflets. entitled "An Easter
Nest, were handed to the guests. Mrs.
Jessie Tinkham, in naming all the birds,
was the prize winner. Mrs. Jessie Cush-
man and Miss Jessie Morgan dispensed
he Inequalities of the evening from a
ong Ia Bile beautifully decorated with car
nations. Miss MeLane's singular sweet
ness of mind and manner, her social
,harm, made her many friends. Love and
good wishes will follow her to her West |
I'm home.
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BETHEL eILEAD.

John Booth is papering and painting tn,
T. r. Neif house.
Dana Shaw has moved his goods to the
house owned by ID. G.. Torrey.
Elroy Torrey, who went to visit his par
ents in Addison and to trap, is i'll with
pneumonia.
Edwin Church has recovered from the
grip so as to be out doors. Francis ellison
is on the gain.
Mrs. Oliver Bowen has recovered from
the grip and is quite smart, but Oliver
Bowen is very feeble.
Mrs. Myron Edison, who was called from
r. s. Changers to care for Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw, is i'll with grip and under the doc
tors care.
Mary j. Granger died OF Bright's disease
at the home OF her son, Ransom s. Gran
ger, at 1i.45 Monday forenoon Besides
the son, she left daughter, Mrs. Russell
Woodward, of Randolph.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

Miss Mary Webb was in Randolph Sat
urday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Dickerman was in Randolph
Tuesday.
Mrs. Vinton and Mrs. Kendall were IN
Randolph last Thursday.
Willis Dickinson has recently moved his
family TO West Hartford.
Glenn Wilson and Miss MeKensie OF
Westboro, Mass, called in town Monday.
Clarence X. Webb recently visited his
father, who is at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington.
Mrs. l.. l.. Dickerman and sister, Mrs.
b. G.. Nickerson, were in Montpelier hay
ing dental work done last Saturday.
Ezra Dickerman was in Mortified Sat
urday and Miss Hattie, who accompanied
him, stayed until Monday visiting rela-
tiyes.
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eRooKFIELp.

George Ford returned to Bethel last
Monday.
Catharine Benham went Saturday to
teach the spring term OF school at West
/ Hartford.
Mrs. Lula Chase, daughter OF Mrs. Jo-
4 siah Smith, is visiting her sister at Ok
/ ford, Mass.
Mrs. Julia Williams is taking care Of
| Elizabeth Abbott, Who has been ailing for
1 several weeks.
Mrs. Mary p Ralph, who has been at
4 Waterbury for several weeks, returned
I home Tuesday.
/ Mrs. George Mason and baby OF Port
/ land, Me, are at her mothers, Mrs. G.. E..
Boards, visiting.
Vie Davis Of Randolph Center has been
engaged by the school directors to teach
the High school another year.
Mr. LaBonta, tie new blacksmith, and
his family came TO town Saturday and he
began work Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Powers of WATERFOWL, Mass, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ed
son, returned to her home last week.
Faye Beard, Louise Lamson and CLYDE
Smith are having a short vacation from
the Normal school at Randolph Center
Eva Sargent is at WoodsviIle, N. H., vis-
iting her brother, who is working there,
having removed from Bethel not long
since.
GenevIeve Carpenter Grace II. Aber-
crombe, Charles and Noah Frink returned
to their respective schools the first of this
week.
Frank Cameron, whowent out of town
several days last week, returned Saturday
evening and is working in the fork shop
this week.
George Crane q Son began saving lum-
Der last week, and Harry Jones, Vane
Wardner, Harry Marsh and Tom Kelley
are working for them.
Mrs. Marcia Griswold OF Uxbridge,
Mass, and son, Stanley, surprised her ia
Their and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Peck, by coming in on the stage Saturday.
Miss Anna Clark came home last week
from Columbia University, New York
city, and stopped over Sunday with her
parents, returning to her studies Tuesday. |
Jason Nye, who has invented an attach /
ment to be placed on telephone, and who |
had applied for patent for the same, was
granted it lately, the papers coming from /
d. c., last Monday.
Good audien res were out at both church.
Is last Sunday to hear the exercises OF the
and they were well repaid by the
rotations and the beautiful Easter carols,
which were sung. The children were
ralned at the Second church by Mrs. G. c.
frame and Louise Parmenter, and at First
'hurch by Mrs. Ellen Dewey.
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ing Star Grange. The lecturer having
been away from home, and no program
being prepared, the meeting turned itself
into q debating club, the question selected
being "Resolved. that the schools of 40
years ago were more beneficial than those
OF the present time" most of the members
Of the grange taking part on one side or
the other with considerable feeling as far
as the merits of the question were con-
cerned. At the close of the debate. the
question was decided in the affirmative by
vote Of the meeting. Three applications
for membership were received. T.. A..
Markham was appointed press correspond
ent for the coming year. The next meet
ing will be held In two weeks and will be
Ladies night under direction OF Sisters
Bertha Burnett and Katherine Cole. The
sisters are requested to bring boxes Of
lunch to be sold for the benefit of the
grange.
r. b. Ellis OF the f. B. Ellis Granite
company of Mortified was in town SRtur-
day and took a three-yea lease of the
three farms owned by II. X. Wing on
Christian hill, Mr.. Wing reserving the
dwelling and horse barn on the John d.
Wheeler farm. The Ellis company will
use the buildings for keeping their
horses and the farming land for raising
hay, etc. The company was intending
to erect large stable on the quarry land,
hut considers this plan much better. Six
pairs OF its heavy team horses arrived
in town last week and the work of draw
ing granite TO the station will be pushed
forward with all expedition. Mr.. Ellis
states that il possible he will erect one
or two granite she6s at Bethel this year, 4
the size to be 50x250 feet. They win be /
built on different plan from that of the /
Woodbury. Granite Co. In the latter's /
shed railroad runs through the middle .
IF the shed, while in the plans of Mr. |
Ellis the railroad proper will be on the
outside of the shed and there VIII be an
overhead track in the shed.
You will have bread that is light, white,
Iweet and wholesome il you use Wise
King Flour
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An Open Letter TO the Public
FROM A WELL-ENOWR DRUGGIST

To Whom 1t May Concern:
of late there has been good deal
of discussion in regard TO advertised
medicines and their value. We want
TO say 10 every man, woman and child
in this vicinity that the most valuable
preparation Of cod liver oil,- the best
tonic reconstructor, health restorer and
strength-creator we have ever sold in
our store is Vinol.
Vinol is not patent medicines it
contains no injurious drugs, and it act.
ually does contain all of the medicinal
curative elements Of cod liver oil, taken
from fresh Gods liyers, but without
drop of oil, and is delicious to the
taste.
Vinol is recognized throughout the
world as the greatest strength-creator
for old people, weak, sickly women,
children, nursing mothers, and after
a severe sickness.
Vinol cures hacking coughs, chronic
colds, bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles. Unequalled 10 create
an appetite, and make those who are
too thin, fat, rosy and healthy.
Vinol is sold on a positive guarantee.
Call and get a Vinol booklet.
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LILLIEvILLE.

Matte Dyke and Raymond Washburn
are on the sick list.
J. p. Rogers is at work sugar making
for John Morse, Jr.
Mrs. Nettie {. Brown is confined to the
BED with inflammation of the eyes and
grip.
Fremont Brown has gone to Hanover TO
work for the season in the employ of Dart
mouth college.
Elmer Stoddard has moved into his
mouse and is at work sugaring IN Cecil
Washburn's orchard
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EAST BETHEL.

Emma Bailey will show parlor millinery
at the home OF Foster Sprague IN Fast
Randolph Monday and Tuesday of each
week, beginning Maya. If
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith are i'll.
DIR. w. l.. Paine was in town Monday.
Miss Josie Green has been visiting her
aunt in Lillieville.
L. w. Clifford and family spent Sunday
at f. A. Parker's in Brookfield.
NH. Fowler is suffering with rheumatic
fever. DIR. Scott is attending him.
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A Great Sensation,

There was big sensation in LsesviIle
Ind, when w. II. Brown OF that place
who was expected 10 die, had his life saved
by DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. He writes: ~ endured in
sufferable agonies from asthma, but your
New Discovery gave me immediate relief
and soon thereafter effected complete
cure Similar cures Of consumption,
pneumonia, bronchitis and grip are
numerous. It's the peerless remedy for all
throat and lung troubles. Price SOC. and
S1.00. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew a Leonard, RandoIph
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned, having been III 4,.t-lsf 4
honorable Probate Court f0f iAt 1900 sa3
Randolph. COMMISSIONER e. receive Aal..rf
adjust al claims and demands ~ ail llti n -
Ulysses ,, Smith. late ~ braohnsl- ttst -
district, deceased, hereby give a.l.st.I4e ID
viii meet for the purpose 9. - 49, 4 {
allowing said claims az the dHeIlae "A Ar
y. Abbott in Brookfleld. on the Aih w. 5i9igk
A. y. 1904, from I O'Clock 2. ~ wv. i-r de-
.. m. Of said day and that siN ueHlA ~ Is.
SIN day 81 March. A. ID Is0t j. i-t ...sri
tied by said Court for said creiiieI' rllaasst
their claims 20 rs for examination ahl "a tara
Dated AZ BroGkdeld, this CD joy
A. ID. 1904
MD. CHURCH 80
T. Calagan. Admir-
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Petition for Divorce.
DANA u. LUCE n DoHAJ LU1R
State Of Vermont.
Orange County Court


June Tern M
Docket 30. l48i
Whereas, Dana u. Luce 90 Randolph o IL
County " Orange. has hlrd in Ihf lA5t q IS
clerk q orange County Court BE the Esatss
setting forth In substance rHat he ws IssT
married tu Dora J.. Luce, then . Randolph q b.
County u orange and state u vermont e he
81 day % February, A. u. 1899 By ReJ HlHlHi 4
minister uf the Gospel
That since said marriage the SAID ihah-i halA
faithfully observed and Kept he iltiss ili 9aH
cations Imposed hY the marriage dlf1ei tu
that the said Ibeli e hath not observed i1t tsef
the obligations and duties imposed By ta asf-
rage contract upon her part bui arl Fill5
deserted the said beliunt Cor ne nat la4Hs
last past. and praying that TT zoe causes tire
said said marriage may De dissolved l1l ha q
divorce granted unto the said nali l1s
And &C. being made o. appear that tt sa ORA
J. Luce b. without this State. 81 lH . lslaa
cannot be- served upon her
Therefore, 10 IL ordered that l0trtd ne pfa.
dencY of said libel be given her pr f1iHa
the substance thereof together EIlt ns Hlsi
On the Herald and News a ueHsHa77 l's-ei
at Randolph, On the County y 0rlis ulu
weeks successfully, the last q Hal- 49,
lions q pc ~ least six week- prar g. iasif,l 4!
% the next term uf Orange CsaHiy tHt =
held az Chelsea, in the County 81 ornse 20 ~
FIRST Tuesday ~ June, A ID. 1894 80 HaA ~
the said DUra j. Luce o. ordered o. aNeA
show cause. u any she have Ehy zoe Ffla
said petition should not De- granted
Given under ms hand nt Cheisea. 1. i.e t'-a&
" orange. this 18th day % March. y W.
1891 CURTIS : EMERl CefL
J. d, Denison. Atty for Petitioner