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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15
NORTH TuNBRIpGE.

house.
George Coy is again very sick at E. b.
saabOgu's.
MI and Mrs. Walter Carpenter are both
very sick with typhoid fever.
Mary +. Woods returned home Sept.
i'om visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. o. +. Slack is on a visit with her
Iilalghter, Flora Cummings, Alton Bay, n.
Mrs. II. w. Mcpherson Of West Leban-
S yi \, H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alba
luke Goss is reported better. His tenn
ttrature IS nearly normal and hopes are
'u1eftalned of his recovery.
cir. and Mrs. Charles b. Garbutt, who
NV spent few weeks at w. b. Gould's,
1a'e returned TO their home in Boston.
VIII Durkee, wife and child. who have
zen visiting his father, DIR. Durkee, have
ss.uFned to their home in southern Kan
n qlius Goodwin has gone to his home in
IAl!adelphia. He win return in few
Tracy. '''s
All the ladies In this parish who are de-
s oslous TO help on good work are request
~ 70 come to the Baptist church on
1eanesday and Friday OF each week until
-one 70 assist in covering anew the cush-
IONS Of the seats.
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Quite a FreIaht Wreck.

The regular north bound freight train
No. a3. was wrecked near the Royalton
station al $3.50 last Thursday forenoon.
The accident was caused by the breaking
~ a car wheel near the middle Of the
train. -Four cars were thrown from the
track and demolished. No one was IN
jured lem 80
The wrecked cars were loaded with toys
and other holiday goods from Germany
Including dolls, mirrors and fancy emma
one car was loaded with mems rubbets.
an these goods we're strewn over the
roadbed and the street The cars were
thrown against several houses ana shops.
me tracks were blocked about seven
hours. North and south bound passen-
gers were carried BY, necessitating some
delay. t.,,,-,,, md
Several telegraph poles were broken ana
the telegraph service was interrupted
few hours. horp
A carload Of horses shipped to nor,he ei..l
New Hampshire was just ahead OF the
wrecked cars, but escaped unlhl uIeu l'
The fact that part Of the tram was
raising through a cut near the irslgh.
house prevented some OF the cars rom
being thrown down an embarrassment
wreck train brought large lOie0
which cleared the track.
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INVENTORS ARE VERY BUSY
Are Contriving All Sorts Of Useful
Things for the Domestic
Department.

In this. the electrical age, no new hous
Is considered complete unless it be ftte,
VIII electrical lighting circuits. wheth
Z er TIE owner intends 70 use electricity
or gas as an illuminant And yet the in
eaLceseent lamp has been in praetica
use but little over a score Of years. But
ssice from its utility for Illuminating !
building and tor running an electric fan
the electric circuit offers many Other
advantages which the public is only Just
beginning to appreciate, says the scien-
tihc American A variety Of uses OF the
electric current serves in an up-to-Cate
home. The fatiguing treadmill opera
ton Of the sewing machine Is done away
with and the work is performed by a lit
tie electric motor about a foot high and
SIX OF seven inches broad. which gets its
power from the ordinary lighting cir
cult and. changing this to mechanical
movement, transmits it TO the sewing
machine through a friction wheel bear
ing on the starting wheel Of the machine
The speed can be very delicately regu-
lated by means Of a small lever and the
machine can be as quickly started or
stopped as by foot power. The operator
can assume an easy, comfortable posi-
ton, as the only duty required is to steer
the cloth under the needle Even an in.
valid can safely operate a machine thus
driven
The electrically heated fiatlron pos
sesses the advantage of maintaining an
even temperature, which continues as
long as the device Is connected with the
electric circuit. The iron heats up in
few minutes and is very handy, especial
ly for occupants Of fats and apartments
in laundering small articles. It is also
particularly useful for putting a crease
in pair Of trousers and smoothing out
the wrinkles In a coat and vest
An electric "hot water" bag might bet
ter be termed hot wire" bag for in
stead Of being filled with hot water Il
contains coils OF fine flexible wire which |
are heated on passing the current |
through them. The bag heats up in five |
minutes and as is the case OF the cleo !
trio datiron. il possesses the advantages |
Of yielding a uniform degree Of heat as
long as it is in use. This Is certainly a |
ong step In advance Of the hot water
bags now commonly used, which have to |
be rehIied with hot water every Is or 20 |
and even then a uniform heat
Is not maintained
Electric curling iron heaters are 10 be
found On the dressing tables Of many
fashionable hotel bedrooms They are
small and neat and they work automat-
.cally The slipping Of the iron into the
heating chamber turns the current on
Ind the Withdrawing Of the iron'turns
i OF They are popular because they
10 away with black smears Of SCOT that
he heating Of a curling iron in flame
Of gas occasions.
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WEST HARTFORD

! Mass. " -'ieiiose
G. Harrington Of Sharon visited his SON
Herbert, Sunday.
The ladies' Aid will meet Thurssav a..
ternoon IN the vestry.
Carrie Gibson Of Sharon recently spent
a lew days with friends here.
Miss Alice Hszen spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Gle, in Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Fred Harrington recently spent !
lew days with her parents in Sharon.
DR.. J. w. Watson and wife are enter
tanning friend from Fitchburg, Mass.
Herbert Harrington and Raw Wood
nave been on the sick list the past week.
Harvey Doubleday Of Claremont. n. H
week. a.
There viii be Golden Rod social IN the
yeslry Friday evening. supper viii be
H. {. Bruce and family Of sharon visited
Saturday at his brothers, Dea. S. B.
c. r. Adams and wife Of Franklin. \.
H., were guests last week at j. II. Chad
wick's.
Anna and Jennie Brockway returned
wednesday to their school at South Had
~, Mass.
Mrs. John Welsh of Burlington visited
last week al her sisters, Mrs. Fred Har-
rington's.
Elmer Newton and Govt Dlmick visited
at n. L. Davis 10 South Royalton the first
OF the week.
Willis Kenyon had the misfortune TO
IAN from wharf wall Monday and broke
his collar bone.
Chas. Tucker went to Hartford Monday
and had finger cut OF which he injured
two months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney OF Lowell, Mass,
and Miss StOddard Of Nova Scotia are |
guests at A. L. Morse's.
Frank Farnham and wife OF Florence. |
Mass, spent last week with his sister, Mrs. |
w. +. Bssonette.
Annie Hazen went the first Of the week |
TO spend few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
John Eastman, IN Norwich.
Rev. F. A. Junkins and Dr. J. W. Wat
son were in Hartland the sth to attend 1
the ordination OF Mr.. Stuart.
Mrs. William stetson and children went
/ he first Of the week to visit friends in
Rutland aud Granville. n. Y.
Grace Lucas, who has spent the sum-
mer az Mrs @. =. Burgess returned to
her home in Concord, y. H., Monday.
Fl s. Bruce Of Brooklyn, NY, is spend
ing the week With his wife at his fathers s.
She viii accompany him bone saturday.
Last Wednesday afternoon a. several
men were trying % catch some colts in
Arthur Hazen.s pasture, Mr. Firkey Of
Montpelier got the rope wound around
bic hand and was dragged quite a dis
ance Fortunately, the rope broke, so he
escaped with only flesh wounds.
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XERsHIRE.

NJ lane Prescott continues very Ill
Relic Bastow was in Hanover, n H.
last week.
Helen ANS is attending the academy
at Thetford. -.,-.,.isit-
Clarence Blanchard aud Driue aie ''a''
ing relatives in Boston.
Mamie Titus is visiting iriehus d"
Wilder and Hanover, ~ H. ,,.,,-
Mr. and Mrs. Barker OF Posi- rI Nile
,,;sited her parents, Mr.. and MIS- ile"iS
Morse, recently -,
Ms Warren Fuller and motheTi MIS-
usrrison Fuller. visited friends IN WASH
inpton last week.
81, Mr.. Richardson has returned iroL.
.or,nmeetinp and preached al the Au'eH'
church last sunday.
= ,,,,,ar Porter has several men en-, s,ll-
,,loyed on the frame OF the new Ouiie'-is
he : putting up at the village
D. NJ Mason gave sermon on 9aD-
~ scbools last Sunday, giving 2 ne.
80 ~ me institution ana s Ia a.
~ come results OF Bible stuay. ~ ~ IN
course was interesting as Neh
structive. -. ,,.I5 last
rho funeral OF Mrs. speaT, was Raea igs,
saturday afternoon, Rev. W. u n
o. bsS charge Of the funeral ana l w
bearers we're the three sons q az az Nrs.
ana MIR. Willis, son-ln- . rssi5enf
Snear had been for many year. a.stes1,ed
y eeel.-bire being known ana sste5L 4.
o. -ri,ors was large attendahce 9
" t..,,sral and a profusion OF noN al
s ms, ahISren of Mrs. spear We .bo
ING al the funeral, which was : -
piIIage church, and the bul ~ ~ rest by
the asr sig ago Mrs. spear was one B 81 Isl
e ear striving members OF me me poD.
n lg~ in this place and was ever W.
ssta7,t Christian.
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Rou.. WIZ RIde FOR LIE.

with family around expecting nun ~ ~
Az ana s son riding for life, Is miles, %
~ Dr Kings New Discovery I9T oO =
ssnmntion. Coughs and Coias, 49,.
BROWN Of LeesvIlle, lnd.' ehuutsu 1900
agoiilgs 80 instant relief and soon
meu ls hi,i he writes:-.'I now sleep
cuIe 5l,,,- .ysrv night Like marvellous
souliu at consumption. pneumonia bron-
Ss; coughs. colds and grip prove lts
enlsl5 49,, - merit for all throat and lung
! MAJ, ~ Guaranteed bottles 5oc. ana
n Trial bottles free. p,,ao,,b
For sale BY Drew & Leonard hAnNo' pa
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souTH TUNBRIpoE.

little Alice Oaks is quite i'll at TINS
writing. ~.
Mrs. Hattie Cast and son, Ernest N NJ
ney, are visiting her brother, Lester vi
win.
Bring back the II squashes taken li,,.Ll
cid Avery's field Sept. Y and no questions
asked. $50, =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wills and Edith Vis,
ted al ID. W. Bliss in Bethel me hrsl u
the week. ca
The Chandler brothers spent sunu .l,'s
with their sister and niece, Mrs. faihe anu
Eva, OF Stafford. ..
Thars will be services at the ehureh
sunday at 2 O'Clock. Either Mrs; Ns INA
Dodge formerly the deaconess, MISS y, ia
tinl or Miss Edith NJ WINS VII
Am are cordially invited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15

Young Wife frather nervously)-
Oh, cook. must really speak 20 you'll!
Your master IS always complaining
one day it is the soup, the second dav
it is the FISH the third day it is the
joint-in fact, it's always something or
other.
Cook with feeling) Well mum,
I'm truly sorry for you. i must be
quite lawful to live with a gentleman
Of that Smiths Weekly.
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Sour Stomach.

men the quantity of food taken is too
KS Or the quality too rich, sour stomach
llNely TO follow, and especially so If the
-. sgstlon has been weakened by consti-
ION ss'i,ln. Eat slowly and not too freely Of
,isly digested food. Masticate the food
',-.-, oaghly. Let five hours elapse between
,-,sA.s and when YOU feel a fullness and
snt IN the region of the stomach after
take Chamberlain's Stomach and
t-..sr Tablets and the sour stomach may
Rsassoiaed. For sale by F. Z. Bryan,
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MOI IN his Line.

Nov" said the pert salesman, sar-
castically, as he started to put back
the rolls of silk, cant you think Of
something more might show you,
ma'amg'
Yes" replied the shopper, but
don't think you have it"
What is it,"
More courtesy. '-Philadelphla Pub
lie Ledger. -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-15
Rnnklen,s Arnlea SaIve

has Worldwide fame for marvellous cures.
If surpasses any other salve, lotion, ONT
ment 81 balm for cuts, corns, burns, boils'
sores. felons, ulcers, teIter, salt rheun'
ever sores. chapped hands, skin erup-
lions; infallible for piles. Cure guaran-
'ef For ssle ~ Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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Notice.

Nv wife. Florence B. Tredo, having left my bed
and board without Just cause or proyocaton, this
Is ~ warn an persons against harhoring or trust
ING her on ms account I shall pay ne bills x
her contracting HAIRY A. TREpo, Randolph.
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commlssloner,s Notice.

ESTATE OF DEBORAH ID. FLINT.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the DISTRICT ~ Ran
dolph commissioners, TO receive, examine and adj
iust an claims aud demands OF all persons against
Deb8rah d. FLINT, late " Randolph, in said Dis
trict deceased. hereby give notice that we VIII
meet for the purpose 81 examining and allowing
said claims al N NJ wilson's Office In Randolph,
VI October 10, 1904, and January ?, 1905, rom
2 o'clock ID M. until O'Clock r. m, % said days.
and that six months from the 5th day Of septem-
her, A. d. 1904, q the time limited - said Court
for said creditors 20 present their claims u
for examination and allowance
Dated a Randolph, this 5th day Of septem-
Der A. D. 1904. 1913
NJ G. POWELL, cr,,,5ssf,-..-s
NJ M WILSON,
Charles b. Mann, Admir-.
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Liberation Notice.

have this day given my son, q. Richard Grant,
Nj time during the remainder of his minority
Snail claim nome % his earnings aud pay nome n4
his debts heuCefarth- NitEoh A NhANA-
Randolph, Vt, sept. IA, 1904 1919
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Commissioners Notice.

ESTATE OF MARY W. PAGE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
uonorshla Probate Court for the District Of
Randolph. Commissioners % receive, examine and
adjust an claims aud demands If all persons against
NJ ~ Page late Of Braintreu in said
district deceased. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose ~ examining and allow
fnr aid claims al the dwelling house % salmon
Williams IN East Brainiree on the 9TH
fiav of October 1904 and the 9Th day OF February,
A. u. 1906. from 10 O'Clock a. M, until o.cloch
Il ~ - aid DAYS aud that six months from the
isth dav 81 August. A. d. 1894, is the time HIM
ifed hv snfd Court tor said creditors q present
their claims - Us for examination and allowance
Dated az East Braiutree, this 25th day u
August, A. d. 1904.
NJ d. LAPoRT,
v L smear Admir-. 1913
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13

.juhn ~rhi,er il hsvi' Q on
a siege wl:h the grippe.
Arthur Williams ard y fe efe
released from quarantine AMI let
Town.
The Misses Markevs >te'd ON
of business as lorg as the nd
stand II and nLw have borg5- 4ui
the B'ende, millinery.
Merchants Zeiglcr. W4n'. &
Alois Biasrng and wife are n i Is
saS CITY this week bnvlrg srr'n@
goods for their stores
Ed Madden will u-e b. .irt
coming from his store ce'ar I'll.
hnd I.sveI mn his ot ON 81 effet
back of his old stone barn
Farmer Smith of Wa ker this
week shipped to K c. "A lot nt tat
cattle tattencd on corn raised "i.
his ranche on BIZ creek.
With the DIRT coming ft"m he
cellar OF bis new store John = b
lyer j. dong Il good jsh ~ gi.,'.i, g
and filing up 10 the street a.ld ou
his lot south of his residence auj
warehouse,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13
FRIDAY the case of Mr. GohhI'

FRIDAY the case of Mr. GohhI'
man against her husband for
Norce and ahmony came up II II
Court and about all the pe"F' e
Il the east Saline were here -
,'5tre eSses on one side or the 0the'
81 BowIhv shipped 10 cars &
aladsen ears Inis week Of fat
cattle from thcrr ranches On th'
east Saline direct In 'hicagu VI
X. C. loading at CQdrll.. Bow
hy going with them to ChIrag''.
Work at LAYING the fnundaii -
has conn erced for the new store
opposite ,hIs Office. Il viii b,
IS Nv 50. one STOW, steel sIdi"
q roof. and mnoh like the Z f
Cole hardware store.
While we haven't bad much
real winter weather, no 'ohg colo
~peil. vet the Young folks hav.
had more sKa'Ing than tor man
wears, in fact have grown tired oi
t, the deep ba.n water on the M
nal campas. protected by the higl'
banks, has afforded continual fuu.
VIII pay the highest marhes
rrlce for Brass. copper, rubber
and lead. al The old Wolf Binde'
store + ugh Irwin.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13
Public Library,

The following list of periodicals
have been donated to be + ree
Read ng Z som since our lnsr hni.
CHI 'stian Herald, h > Beach,
Ladies World Mrs Annie PhiEp
AInslee TOothaker
MunseV Geo Palmer
Fa, hiOn World 8 " Paul
Good Literature ssIlss kcemSny der
The opening OF the Public LII
hrary every evening Ia proving at
tractive and qni'e number 90 up
there evenings to read the books
and manV magazines that are now
on their tables for public use.
HAYS PUBLI( LIBRARY
OPEN MONDAY. THURSDAY, Fri
DAY from $50 70 5 pm. oatur-
dav from / to 5 p m, and Every
ulght from Z TO $50 o'o ock.
Rendina ROnm Free.
Lille II. kea, Sec'y.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13
Shall Hays city
have w ater works?
Alectaon Ploeznzaats...a.

Electaon Pyoel4n24t5on.
tiays City. Kaasss Jan 2S. 1904
Whereas There has been prese0
ted 10 me petition signed by txo
fifths Of the ree'dapt tax pal er>
at the city o. Hays, Kausas, a.
Shown bv the last assessment
r'ii al euoh Cit>, requesting m,
10 issue "a proclamation for a cit,
election for the purpose ef submit
eng 10 The electors of said cit>
~ proposition To iSsue bonds Of said
ciry in the sum of Twenty Eve
h u>nnd Do'lars, the proceeds
thereof TO be used tor The pug-
chase and construction OF "A efs
1"m of waterworks for said CIT
Now Therefore, |. " f Ssuiu
Mayor of tae C.ty Of HAYS, Kan
sas, by virtue OF the autborit. iG
me vested, bv the provisions OF
Chapter 50 session laws Of Kan
-as ot 1887, aa amended by Para
graph One. Chapter lot, Session
Laws of 1901, do hereby proclaim
"nn maze bnoWh tbat an electlon
Will he he'd at the CltN Hall III
6P CITY OF HaYSS, Kansas; on
kue@CSdY' MS en- gag q M4rcH'
1904, tor the purpose OF s"hmit
uhg 20 the iegaiiY qnai'hed voters
I"t aaid CITY the question,
shall 'he Mavcr e Counci
81 me nv ~ i1aN1, hansao. o'-
authorized Ia issue bonds of
E.liH f1s tho SnFF+ "a = VFAgefN
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13

Painter Rose spent several davs
last week IN Cove county and has
found fine homestead out there.
After long, continuous qudrreling
Russia and japan bave got to
lighting, SO iar, nava! fights.
Fred Stadter ard Bolster have
bought out and are noN ruunirg
the roller skating rink,
Glenn Urrein of Graham county
spent several DAYS hero thls week
visiting his friends.
Mrs A NJ Smith Of Luray has
moved here to- send her chI!dreE
to our excellent schools
Merchant Steiner has b I'd qrue
. sick spell this wreck ana had
TO close his store several days.
Echroat has found tina: the peo
pie here won't patrOniZe notion
store, no matter how good are the
goods or how cheap they are sold
SO he has closed his store on snlth
Chestnut street.
Court has been engaged this
week IN trying the Pipes Bond for
feitare case. the bondsmcu and -,v
eraI law y ers being here from Gra
ham county. II n Lorms of
Topeka Is also here a. one of their
attorneys.
That our people have generally
paid their taxes this tall Is shown
by the treasureI's books where
be has allowei S l61 50 a. the ie
gal 5 percent discount where paI
ties pay ali their tax IN December
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13

And this colt Is now dead, the
hide can be got.
HORSE TAKEN UP.
On nv farm on section g, Toul.
Is. range 10 taken up Hast e'-a
Il sorrei horse Owner can nav,
by proving property ard payirg
expenses. LoYem{z EOIR.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-02-13

Miss Stella Farley has eoas t,
= Louis on a visit.
Mrs Henry Schechtor has Q ).
to Ellsworth to visit friends.
Miss Katie Brown is going to
Kansas eltv next week CD visit
Some II inch ice was cut Cn
iae creek south of towu this week
and store III the icehnuses.
This week orr section bad qai,e
! hard touch of cold weather. &c
wmpanied with sklttS of snow
DR. Patterson has been in Tone
la this week taking the state med
ical examination.
The cold weather this week put
a stop to outdoor WORK OF the
mechanics on the various improve
ments around town
The vonDg man, Voltz, rela-
ilve OF father Croft, east Of town.
died and bis body was shipped to
his old home in Indiana.
Attornles Turk, Harwi. and the
sharp little colored cx county At
;ornev of Hill city. were here this
week in the Pipes case.
Mrs Eastman from Denver is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs
Sparks. IN the Homer Meyers RS
idence in north part of town.
Notice is hereby gwen that the
Old settlers association viii hold
i meeting IN the Districi clerks
"ffice on Saturday Feb goth at 2
O'clock to elect officers.
Itls 20 wopder " alker towu
>hip people thought their taxes =.
r. high as they have put by their
. ~n levy $3.50 cash on haud laic
heir tcwnship fund.
On Thursday spark trosn
chimney set hfe to the home Il
Nharhe King, formerly the SaxioG
ranche west of town, and &C cmpieie
" destroyed it with all their fur
allure. clothing, etc,
Il " ~ M.11snery.
Miss katharine Dean. who has
'1aen studying the art IN Omaha,
mas rented the room now occupied
bv the. post Office, and Will soon
epen Millinery, bringing soae
of the handsomest styles and 61c
goods that can be founc In the
astern cities
c. treasurer Schaefcr natural.
feels pleased as he has paid off &
cancelled $14. 2T2 IN county wan
rants, leaving only few doiials
as unpresented and not paid, and
4crIp is cash.
He has also remittea t li3r
state treasurer the large sum due
"a shown by his statement in anO
her coiuma