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The Dolores star., 1904-01-22

auction in Manco., Colorado, on Feb
ruary ,, 1904, the l.. c. William. brand
Of horses under rhattle mortgage.
bcins sixty-onc head, more OF less, said
mortgage given by l.. c. Williams and
Millie Williams. GEORGE Bauer,
Mancos, Colo.
I GENERAL NEWS Z
Boulder, Jan. 1s.-Mrs. Sarah Granim
Hobson, aged so, mother of Captain
Hob5on, died in this city at l0;l5
yesterday morning. She will be taken
to her Alabama home for burial
Foldau, y. y, Jan. l9.-All records
for cold weather has been broken in
the Mohawk Wiley, the official ther-
mometer registering thirty-eight de-
gree- below zero here today. Trains
are delayed and telegraph and phone
companies badly crippled.
.
Blomfdnteih, Orange River Colony,
Jan. ls.-About thirty persons were
drowned and three hotels and I76
houses destroyed as the result of the
bursting Of Il reservoir here yesterday.
Hundreds Of persons have been rem
dered homeless and destitute by the
disaster.
Boston, Jan. 2O--In connection with
the arrest of Joe Choynski and Kid
Carter, who boxed last night at the
Criterion Club, on Il charge of mutual
assault Chairman W. II. E.ninons, Of
the police board announced today thai
it was the intention Of the board 10
purge the city Of what lie termed prize
fighting.
Sauk Center, Mimi, Jan. ia
local manufacturing concern has re-
ceived an order from the Russian gov
ernment for 900 wagons to be shipped
for the most pnrt directly to Omaha
and forwarded from there with con-
signmcnts Of wheat and meat recently
purchased in that city. Five hundred
of the wagons are ready.
Q
Brighton, Colo. Jan. 20-The Adams
County court house burned to the
ground early this morning. 1t is
thought to he incendiary, The total
loss is estimated at slDO,0UD which iil-
cludes the value Of the building and
the cost of duplicating the records,
which were entirely destroyed.
g
Philadelphia, Jan. 20-Because Of
the continued cold weather and CON
sequent forming of ice foes, navigation
on tile Delaware river and bay was
practically suspended today. dozen
large vessels several of them trans
Atlantic steamships, are prevented
from continuing their voyage because
of the thickness of the ice in the rivee.
g
Denver, Jan. 1D.-Governor Peabody,
alarmed at threating letters cent him,
now has I'm armed guard with him at
all times to protect him from assault.
For the past two weeks member of
the Colorado national guard has been
detailed to guard the governor. III
order to perform his duties to the best
advantage he has donned citizens
clothes.
o
Georgetown. Jan. l6.-The jury re-
turned verdict OF ''not guilty" in the
cases of all the men charged with
conspiracy in the dynamiting of the
transformer house of the Sun and Moon
property at o'clock this afternoon.
The verdict Is regarded as great
personal victory for attorney Richard
son but over half the people believe
guilty men have escaped and give rs u
reason that the jury was unable to con-
Wet because the mass of evidence was
Of circumstantial characte
The Dolores star., 1904-01-22
GENERAL NEWS
W~v~Vv~~~~~.

Boulder, Jan. 1s.-Mrs. Sarah Granim
Hobson, aged 80, mother of Captain
Hob7on, died in this city at l0;15
yesterday morning. She will be taken
to her Alabama home for burial.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-22
BORROWED WIT.

She-Will you help me kerpa secret?
He-I can't.
She-Why?
He-We don't cut out women's
tongues here, madam.
The Dolores star., 1904-01-22

Philadelphia, Jan. 20-Because Of
the continued cold weather and con-
sequent forming of ice foes, navigation
on tile Delaware river and bay was
practically suspended today. A dozen
large vessels, several of them trans
Atlantic steamships, are prevented
from continuing their voyage because
of the thickness of the Ice in the rivee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22
ODDITIES FROM ABROAD.

An innkeeper Of Wilhelmberg, who
turns the scale at SOP pounds, is the
heaviest man in Germany.
The undertakers of Malaga, Spain.
Went on strike lately. because they con
sidered themselves excessively taxed.
Iwenty-four men dined inside Of a
huge tun recently made for wine deal
er in Strassburg 1t holds 1000 hecto-
liters.
The mortality curves in London rise
In proportion to the density of the fogs
ana consequent exclusion Of sunlight,
which is the deadly foe OF disease germs.
Fresh operations against the por-
poises, which are spelling the sardine
fishery on the coast Of Brittany, are TO
be undertaken by the French torpedo
boat No. So.
Having thrown buckets OF cold water
over his consumptiye chief. a Maori
medicine man at Osborne. in New Yea
land, was charged with manslaughter
and fined $50.
An eccentric Shropshire (England)
sexton, who has just died at an advanced
age, had been for over 81 years connect
ed with Wellington parish church as
gravedigger and sexton. The man had
had never ridden in a train or any other
kind of vehicle.
Buda-Pesth has lost one Of its best
known cranks, a man who always went
barefoot and bareheaded His favorite
occupation was to offer medical advice
to famous persons who we're i'll. This
being rejected. he wrote long diatribes
against human folly and printed them.
NJ Fremlet. the French sculptor, has
received a commission for a monument,
to be erected in Paris, In memory of the
pigeons which carried messages during
the siege. At its commencement the in
stitutlon Of the pigeon post was Of
marked service, and thousands Of let
tiers and dispatches we're sent out from
Paris by this means
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TRADE TOPICS.

Millinery merchants are complaining
OF poor trade.
Egypt imports annually about Sl5C
600 worth Of cigarette paper"
A company has recently been organ
ICED at Rendsburg. Prussia, to distill al
cohol from peat
The value Of artificial and ehemica
fertilizers annually used in Italy is esti.
mated at sS,250o00
Scientists estimate that there is en-
ergy enough in so acres Of sunshine to
run the machinery OF the world could
It be concentrated.
Since 1896 the exports Of German toys
have risen from $3.50 600 to Sl3,566,O00
year. The native consumption is esti-
mated at SIG 100000 year
The greatest obstacle to Liberian
trade Is the total absence of direct COM
munlcation between the west coast OF
Africa and the United States
The male human needs more food than
the female. The man tends to eXpend
energy and the woman to store It up in
the form Of fat; he burns the faster.
In consequence of the discovery by
Prof. Schroen that the bacillus Of con-
sumption is not the same as that OF
tuberculosis. It is held in German med
ical circles that the present treatment
of consumption will be radically
changed,
Cobalt is one Of the minerals found in
the atmosphere Of the sun and in
meteorities. II usually occurs ASSOCIATE
ed with nickel. arsenic and sulphur, and
is frequently an incidental product in
the working Of copper, bismuth and
nickel ores.
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sRoAp sRook.

Fred Goodrich was in Bethel Monday.
r. e. Alien has recovered from his Ill
ness.
Eddie spaulding is stopping at Henry
Hatch's.
Mrs. Irving Adams returned saturday
from Randolph.
Miss Bessie short has returned home
from the White Mountains.
Laroy Davis returned Tuesday to Nor
Wich University at Northfield.
Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Preston OF Sharon
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Hattie Stewart OF sharon is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. r. ID. Burke.
George Morrill, and wife are with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pitkin.
Mrs. Elvira wilkins has changed her
boarding place and gone to Henry Hatch 8
Mrs Adella Vandauveer and children
have gone 10 their home at somerville, \.
Mrs. Lester Whitney and daughter from
Iunbridge were at II. q. whitney's satur-
day.
Walter Barrett OF Bethel has moved in
70 A. e. Gibson's house and is to work TOR
him.
Mrs. Nettie Warren Of Dorchester, Mass,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Whitney last
week.
Gardner Morian has purchased the
johnson hill farm and moved his family
there
M and Mrs. Walter Jennings of Bethel
recently visited her daughter, Miss Lucia
Avery.
Mrs. J. NJ. Button came home Thursday
from Hanover, y. H., where she had been
for treatment.
Florence r. Burke came home Tuesday
from Woodstock, where she had been 10
visit her sister.
Homer Preston has been busy the past
week filling silos with his gasoline en-
CINE for power.
Mrs. Clarence Shattuck returned Mon
Gay from Concord Junction, Mass, where
she had been to visit her mother, MIS-
Chaplin.
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eAsT sRooKFIsLo.

Mrs. A. NJ. Newell is at home, having
snisbed work for Mrs. Z. A. sprague'
Ms clara Dickermsn Of Boston was q
the quest last week Of her nephew = =
7' Dr ii a. spague and friend; Mr. Jones' Jones,
e. -, city we're guests at III. sprague
last sunday. wa
NJ and Mrs. j. B. Broekway q VII wa
,iamstown were guests OF {. W 1iafA "n1
wife the first Of the week. -,
Only limited ng%P Sor lr Sfield fair last
o. Sio sps owing VIM to the inclemency o. tne
weather t. tror
w w. Dutton returned last wee -. ,,o 10
c.r5 n III. where he had oee n, "
S;sit MS children, Oliver Dutton anu MIS-
j. NJ. BuzZeil. ~ ,,.-sonal
f. /. Irish adyertisses e 81 ~ NE premises
properly properly sent ~ 9th. Dr. c. \. Barber Of
fasr-e Yields the hammer.
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CURRENT coNUNDRUMs.

why is Dread like the sun? Because
when It rises ii is light
Which was the largest island before
Australia was discovered? Australia.
What trade should be recommended
to a short person? Grocer (grow. sir).
why is the letter A the best remedy
for a deaf woman? Because 1t makes
her hear
when Is money wet? When it is due
(dew) in the morning and missed
(mist) in the evening.
If Rider Haggard had been Lew Wal
lace. who would "She" have been? she
would have ben Hur."
Under what condition might hand
kerehiefs be used in building a wall!
II they became brick (be cambriel.
why Is a watchdog bigger by night
than BY day? Because he is let out at
night and taken in in the morning.
If the alphabet were invited out to
sumner which Of the letters would get
there late? All those letters which come
after st
Which IS the most dangerous season
Of the year to walk in the woods, and
why? In the spring, because the trees
shoot the flowers have pistils, and the
bulrush is Cbull rushes) out
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EAST sRAINrREE.

WANTED BY A. d. Tewksburyt Ran
dolph. the men and boys OF East Brain
tree 10 see the new fall and winter eloth-
ing.
Mrs. Lucy Fisher has been visiting m
Randolph recently
Children's meeting saturday al p m.
All children invited.
Miss Clara Grout OF Brookheld Is work
inc for Mrs. J. W. Blanchard.
Mrs. J. c. Mcintyre has been visiting N
Mortified and vicinity the past week.
Miss Lura Montgomery Of Randolph mas
been visiting Mrs. d. l.. Fisher the past
week.
Jacob Litchheld and granddaughters'
lena and Kathleen Bixby, were AZ T. l.
Clahin's Sunday. :,
Ladies' Sewing and Mite society Mn l
meet In the basement Friday p. m. BRING
food and thimbles.
Mrs. Ella Wills has returned home rom
Albany. n. H., where she mas oeen
through the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Flint and niue
asnebter. Dorothy, Of Lowell, Mass as,
vi s ar Mrs. b. 4. Flint's the nrst oil the
week
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SOUTH TUNBRlDGE.

Dance at Tunbridge House hall Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 2s. Moores orehesera'
". NJ. FLANDERS, Proprietor.
CD. Dodge went to Hanover Sunday.
Miss Mary n. Boutwell, is at A. }. Wits
for a few days.
silas Alexander OF Aberdeen, 5. d. IS
visiting his brother.
Mrs. Nettie Mudgett and Miss A1s
Burroughs visited friends here last week
AN. Alexander has just delivered an
ensilage cutter to Mr.. Druge OF Nershlre'
Warren Parker OF Washington, y. =
called on friends here the hrst OF ths
week.
Miss Mabel Dodge Is improving slowly,
though still very weak, and her irlehuH
hone the change will be permanent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buzzell left MT
Cows Monday, going to visit friends ~
sharon, and later go to their nome III
Worcester.
Miss Edith NJ. Wills gave her address,
.sHoyy Is the Greatest Reform OF the Sotn
Century 10 Be Accomplished :" al ths
church Sunday.
The friends of Frank Wentworth, form
arlv Of this place but now OF Mankato
Kan. will be sorry to learn that ne mac
one leg badly broken by the kick oil al
unruly mule.
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wEsr aRookEIELp.

WANTED BY A. d. Tewksbury, Ran
dolph. the men and boys OF West Brook
field to see the new fall and winter eioth-
ing.
Amasa Hutchinson OF Wisconsin Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. o. p. Dudley
Mr.. Abel has moved his family rom
Granville to his new home, the hu" III
Boyce farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tewksbury OF Ran
doInh and Mrs. Angie cold OF Northneia
,+isited AT w. A. Hutchinson's Sunday.
J.w. Untiedt fell from load OF corn
last Tuesday and broke his collar bone IN
two places. DIR. Angel was called ana re-
duced the fracture.
Mr.. Pierce OF New Hampshire, owner o.
the East Roxbury creamery, was IA tas
Mace Tuesday to see what arrangements
H could make toward opening the cream
ery in this place. Nothing definite was
decided upon.
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south Royalton Notes.

reon Clark Of st. Adams was guest Of
nm W. Blake over sunday
d.. A &. Waterman and daughter re-
...rsd from New York last week
~. Charles Burbank returned to her
55,s 4 Providence, X. l., last Week
II, ana Mrs. ). A. Choate Of Boston ar
,frs5 here Friday 10 pass few weeks.
s,.ist eonvocation OF Rising sun chap
tsr. b. h. s.. Friday evening, sept. sd.
CEDAR meeting Of Bixby Post and W.
. & next saturday evening, Sept. oath.
~ Mary Hartwell Miller Of Hartford,
f51n r visiting friends here and vicinity.
T5sspb Sherlock Is teaching the fall
..s5oi I'M the Sherlock district Ia Sharon.
Miss Della Cloud passed Sunday with
~ sister. Mrs. George bearing, at North
R0galiOn.
Mr.. Maryette Moxley and daughter re-
fr-5sa 10 Providence, X. l., last week for
he inter.
Mis- Louise bearing visited her grand
st5gr. IL. b. Cloud, at his home in south
R5Talton recently.
prof II. II. Kibby and wife returned TO
srertdn last week, where he Is TO have
charge Of the schools a. principal.
rearboe Wood worth Of Schenectady,
* 81 and Guy Merrill Of Etna, y. H.,
fs-a.f residents Of the village, are visiting
lsalds.
william Perkins Is making good prog
fass .aWard recovery tn the neas tuture
50 aafavorabie complications are looked
l1- HGa.
Ash Lamb has been seriously M the
reaf TAO weeks with obstruction OF the
bowels Re Is now relieved, but A. yet
quite ll
Irwin Barrows Is making slow recovery,
but s in constant pain, AZ times very
acute His injuries are serious, and recOy-
cry sill necessarily be very slow.
ras south Royalton Sunday school asso-
ciatidu will hold It's annual meeting for
the election OF officers al the NJ. T.. church,
south Royalton, Sunday, Sept. %, at $50
3. 81
" s Fannie Eastman. former principal
0i be- academy az Royalton, has been en-
gagged 20 teach the scientific grade Of the
high department. Of the South koyalton
Graded school.
Rev Charles Judklns. wife and daugh-
ter Ruth, OF Giens Fails, y. y, Mrs, /. n.
Williams Of Potsdam and Harriet NJ.
smith Of Montpelier are guests Of heY. ana
.irs ~ VI. Newton.
nike AiNEN NhAAtN tAflRhn
meets with White River Grange saturday,
SEPT. a. al the sons Of Veterans hall. A
good program will be presented. All in
yited 20 attend the afternoon session.
several members OF Rising sun Lodge
and A. NJ, attended the funeral OF Rev
j E. Strachan at Sharon last Monday,
sharon Lodge giving the Masonic rites
assisted BY DR. r. j. Fish OF Rising sun
Lodge, who gave the burial service. Rev
Dr Knox Of stoneham, Mass, preached
the funeral discourse, and Rev. l.. A.
kiyuo Of Medford. Mass, delivered a
eulogy in review Of MIR. Strachanis lite
work Revs. Knox and Klyne we're for
merly pastors and intimate friends and
Co-workers OF the deceased at Park River,
n 10 and had become warm personal
friends. The funeral services we're m
tensely impressive throughout. The ser
mon and eulogy were from the lips OF very
able speakers. Rev. Mr.. Goodwin OF south
koyalton aud the pastor Of the CoEg
church Of sharon we're seated on the plat
form
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noRrA RANDOLPH.

uaII vas in Washington Win
- ~ norS one day last week.
,s.;, Dprkee Is in Randolph at inc
Mg.s,e .t,cl farm in the creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry stanley ~, sts ..5sy iO'
heir home in Wisconsin last lhursuay'
M S,s.r,ie and Grace stanley OF Washi Ils,
tom W. we're guests of George s'aniey i"''
81 aud Mrs. John Perrin are entertain enter IN.
MI ~ All brother and nephew from tne
parker is sick with the grip snu
"a, a. S2, n, with chickenpoX. 1T. E'ii'
sttepds them both. 90,
Faith Brooks has gone 70 = sicb
with typhoid fever.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

MAMIEOs-b a. ~ AAFfNnA.A-tft
dolph. the men and boys OF East nan
dolpb 10 see the new fall and winter
clothing.
We have just received our IAN ille q
outings prints, outing night robes, ladies
sweaters and black underskirts. Under
wear for men, boys ladies, misses ana
children. sPRAeUh " u =
sylvester Little is in quite poor health.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. F..
Sprague Sept. 9.
Cassius Spiller Of Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing his brother, Rolla spiller
The Ladies' Benevolent circle will meet
Friday afternoon Of this week with MIS-
Z. NJ. Clark.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. +. NJ. Clarke FRIDAY AFTER
noon, sept. -
Rev. B. p. Parker Of Newport center
was in town TO conduct the iuherai SCI
vices OF Eugene Smith.
several from here attended the orange
County Sunday school convention ~
Brookiield asst Saturday.
Frank Young has bought the stage llne
and property from East Brookhelu 10 hoy
alton and taken possession.
Mrs. Ernest Manchester ana usus Nv
carrie. OF Randolph and Ernest heIl u
Brattleboro called on friends mere ouhuas
Rev Re. c. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Eemp and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace nj
ford attended the yearly meeting al Lyh-
don Center.
mr. INV. Holden, wife and two children
~ Rutland, who have been visiting re la-
tiyes and friends, returned TO their nome
LAST week Tuesday.
Mrs Walter Davis and two daug hte ~.
10 had been visiting in this vicinity l or
tbs mast two weeks, have returned 70 hei
home IN Worcester, Mass.
The many friends OF Mrs. Sarah 1lsrS
- = ~ ylad to have her here once NOR y.
at,.r almost one years absence. sne II
nm improved in health from one year
ago. ,-L..los
~ Nav from Bristol visited at Onarles
paiilnan's from last week "Wednesday IN
IN Nondav Of this week. Mrs may
y, heen mere with her mother al sum
me-. 4 very much improved IN health
Fugene smith passed away 81 nj noni !
:, ,S5s yillage sept. Attn. Mr.. smith 1 Wa
hiiia,ni,smith here Tor many years: ineIs s
s.,.,,ivs Rim a wife, two sons, req ~, anu
Ailie. both OF this place, also sister, Nirs'
IN. ID. Bagley.
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A po,...r Enr Good.

The Mills that are potent in their sction
md ,leasant In effect are DeWitts Little
FarIT Risers. w. S. Philpot OF Albany;
Ca savs:-ssDuring a bilious attack !
took one. Small as it was II did me more
s,ood than calomel, blue mass or any
other pin ever took, and at the same
lime the effect was pleasant. Little Esr5y
Risers are certainly an ideal pill. Solu
BY all druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-22

In the last analysis melody 1SS, strict strict law.
we do know that i = ,;. I,,Te main results.
Abuse that law even sllgh, 5sS-,sTngement Of
Irregular living mean means \ constipation,
the ~ liver trouble. Dr. hI
heaaSGIGigs ~ pills quickly readl9sts 'l's'
New Ill, a,ie vet thorough. Only 90 ocn,ao,nb
It's ge ssIs ~ Drew & Leonard Ranaoipn'
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suekIen,s ArnIea saIve

has worldwide fame for marvellous cures.
~ snrpasses any other salve, lotion, ONT
ment or balm for cuts, eorns, burns, bolls'
sores, felons, ulcers, letter, salt rheum'
lever sores, chspped hands, skin erup-
tlonsi infallible for piles. Cure guarsn-
iced. Only 25c.
For sale by Drew & Leonard. Randolph.
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uoeTp TuNBRlDGE.

FoR SALE ~ NJ. c. FLANDERS.
nance at Tunbridge House ball N ss,oi,rs
Dallce - Sent. .. Moore,s orchestfa'
DAY e'eHW nj. FLANDERS, Proprietor
Ems Corliss returns home from H. n
y ~ Mcpherson Of West Lebanon y
N Mr. : and Mrs. ]. H. BickioEd Of + F10est
on M Z H. H. Mrs. O. J. Cast and son, ,l EeHs at
on on ; -. ~ n Fitchburg, Mass "eie "
Work Whitney's last week.
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commIssloner's Notloe.


ESTATE or DEBORAH d. FLINT
t-.t..ss having been appointed by
-. -, Probate Court Tor the District m 80
,th l,1inIissioners. % receive examine aha ~
insi nii claims and demands ~ W u ~ III NE
80 dsreesed hereby give notice tAai ~ ~.
100 far the purpose of examining anu ~. $50
hfs Ntt "a II " wilson's office in hnnn.llFh,
- -" a,.t-l,er ii 1904 and January = lspaf lIeM
c'ciosk n M. until O'Clock p m 'i 49, ~ =
aud that slK months from the ~ 49,. u - - court
- Ia creditors % present their Claims =" y"
49, ,srtiuafIau aud allowance. - s.-...
DFfef al Randolph, fhis eth uAH =" 80
her. A ~ 1904 -
nj NJ WILSON,
Charles b. Mann, Admir-
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noRTh RoYALToN.

Mrs. Parsons and daughter, Eleanor, Q,
Enfield. Conn, and Mrs. Mason Mills o.
Woodstoek visited at r. 2. Miils' las'
week.
MrandMrs. r. J. Cambridge, aud daugh-
ter ruth. who have been guests at 1eorgt
bearings. have returned home 10 Soii'er
Vile, Mass.
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rh,v. given us son. Frank A. Barrtdee' lis
49,, s.sriua fhe remainder % NJ mlneilE anu
t.nl il ,-,.,s ri his earnings from tbs lates
shati 1.-''A AnrHJR ". hlkkiDaE
nrslstree. VI, sept. u isol
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Liberation Notice.

Thave this day given my son, q. Richard Gram,
hfs time during die remainder ~ bis minority. !
snail claim none ~ his earnings add pay none *
hf4 debts helcefarth- NlltoA A. hhANAs
Randolph. Va, sept. "a. 1919, 1913
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Notice..

Nv wife Florence b. Tresio, having left my bed
and haarl without just cause o. prov vocation. thts
n ~ pr,rn an persons against harhuring ~ trust
ir.r h..r IN nay account. shall FaE no bills ~
NJ gantraeting. HAIRY A. TREDo, Randolph
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Try my
Pure Home Tried,
Kettle Rendered
LARD.
IOc Cash.
Look for ad. next week.
The Cash Market,
|, D. uITCHFIELD, Prop.
Give us a call.
Probate Of VIII.
Give us a call.


ESTATE OF EUGENE N. SMITH.
STATE or VERMONT. u PROBATE Court, held
said District on the sth day q September A. =.
lsof.
Present Hos WILLIAM ~ NICHOLS, Judge.
An INSTRUMENT. purpurtinE 30 be the last VIII
AMI irs.stsment 81 Eugene NJ smith, late ~ Ran
iolph In said district, deceased being presenls7i
custodian thereof for prsshatei Il l. ordered ~
aid Court that an persons concerned therein -
notified a. appear az session Of said AWuft " -
held "a the Probate once 10 said kandulphsun thu
an dsv ~ October A. n ieotand show cause, ~ any
fheV may have. against the Probate ~ said VIII
10 urbilh unrp1se h T. further ordered, that
cnny IA the record ~ this order De published
three weeks successfully IN the Herald ana NeNes
printed 81 Randolph, previous 70 said time a.
pointed Tor hearing.
1873 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge.