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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-09-01
eralntree's Election Middle.

Braintree Is not the only town that was
too late in getting nominations to the
town clerk. In Putney the Republicans
did not hold their caucus until two days
after the time limit had expired. In New
fame, where ex-Speaker j. II. Merrifield is
the Republican caucus nominee, condi-
tions are exactly as in Braintree-the
nomination was not certified in season
and the Democrats do not have candi-
date. Woodford Democrats filed their
nomination just one day late and 1T can't
90 on.
The trouble results from a misunder-
standing as to the period within which
nominations must be filed with the town
clerk. Before '9S it was twelve days, but
then il was changed to fifteen days before
election, and in these cases the change has
been forgotten and twelve days counted as
the time.
In Braintree there has been further con-
sideration as to the best way out OF the diff
Guilty, and the advice OF other lawyers TAX
en-. c. c. Fits OF Brattleboro advised the
same course as has been taken IN those
towns of his own county where the mis-
take was made-that the town clerk pre-
pare an official ballot as usual, excepting
that no nominations can be printed there
on, leaving blank places instead. This the
voter takes. writes in his choice himself,
puts cross beside it and casts it. The
Braintree town clerk has followed this adj
vice, and the official ballot so prepared Will
be furnished at the meeting next Tuesday.
IL is claimed that in this way an election
can be declared and the matter need not
necessarily be carried to the House for set
Element.
The effect OF the mixup has been to in
cite a real hot contest in Braintree. The
chairman and secretary OF the caucus, be-
fore the l2-day limit had arrived, filed
with the town clerk sworn return OF the
caucus result and their own statement
that il was through misunderstanding OF
the law that they did not file the result in
season.
A question has been raised as to the le-
gality OF the caucus itself. 1t was warned
for Saturday, but when that day arrived It
was postponed by the town committee un-
til Monday on account OF the storm, word
being sent over town by means OF phone.
some think the proper way would have
been to have called to order at the appoint
ed hour and adjourned.
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THE CHRISTIAN churches at Con


stantinople, Turkey, and Yokohama,
Japan, have long used the Longman
& Martinez Paints for painting their
churches.
Liberal contributions of L. q NJ.
Paint will be given for such purposes
wherever church is located.
f. NJ. Scofeld, Harris Springs, 5. c.,
writes, 81 painted our old homestead
with L. q NJ. twenty-six years ago.
Not painted since; looks better than
houses painted in the last four years.
w. lB. Barr, Charleston, W. Va,
writes; "Painted Frankenburg Block
with L. Il NJ, shows better than any
buildings here have ever done, stands
out as though vanished, and actual
cost Of paint was less than sl.2O per
gallon. Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
UPPER s GRAHAl1, Bethel, VT,
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The stomaeh Is the Man.

weak stomach weakens the man be-
cause il cannot transform the food he eats
INTO nourishment. Health and strength
cannot be restored TO any sick man or
weak woman without first restoring
health and strength to the stomach. a
weak stomach cannot digest enough food
70 iced the tissues and revive the tired and
run down limbs and organs OF the body.
hodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what YOU
eat, eieanses and strengthens the glands
ana membranes of the stomach, and cures
Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Sold by all druggists.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. +. G. Manchester of Wincbeste,
MASS, IS visiting at the Old Homestead
Mrs. n. l.. Boyden and c. /. Boyden re-
turned from Highgate Springs Monday.
Miss Vernie Chamberlin of RandolnI
visited at c. L. Smiths the first OF IN
week. "a w
George Smith, who went to Boston n,
| Tuesday.
IL Is expected that VIII Carleton will B,
al Randolph Center for lecture or read
ing Friday evening, Sept 9th.
Mrs. Wiley, sister of E. P. Wilbur. ha,
Deen visiting him and returned to hel
nome IN Newport, n. H., Tuesday.
The normal school will open next Tues.
day, Sept. 9. The district or TRAINING
school commences week later, Sept. Isl
AT Grace church next Sunday there will
be morning service at 1880 O'Clock
There will be celebration Of the Holy Com
munion.
Fred Jerd closed his three months labor
al I. L. Smiths Wednesday and joined the
state militia which goes to Manassas Sep
TENDER LIST.
There was an interesting baseball game
here Tuesday between the Randolph Gem
ter baseball club and the Tunbridge nine.
the former winning with a score Of 9 to Il.
This was the third game between these
mines, each winning once before.
The Randolph Center band gave a lawn
party Saturday evening and served ice
cream and cake, and realized about 40.
The Randolph band were guests and
assisted the Center band in dedicatIng
their new band stand. Good music was
discoursed from the stand and it was a
very successful dedication.
The trustees of the Orange County Gram
mar school and State Normal school held
their annual meeting Tuesday and did
such business as usual for such meeting.
They elected NJ. l.. Washburn trustee in
place OF his father, Levi Washburn, de-
ceased, and Judge G. f. Woodward OF
Montpelier to succeed Hon. II. A. Huse,
deceased.
NJ. B. Spooner OF Springfield, Mass, who
has been here with his family for a few
days, met with an accident Tuesday. He
was going 10 Randolph with his daugh-
ter with his horse and buggy. In some
way the harness broke or unfastened and
the horse ran down the Chandler hill,
threw out the daughter and bruised her
some and broke the wagon, but no serious
damage was done.
F. X. Parker, agent OF the Columbia
Gasolene Engine Co OF Boston, with the
assistance OF Chester Bickford, is putting
in several engines in this town and Brook
field. They have sold one 10 W. e. How
ard and one to Geo. II. Temple OF this
town. They have sold 10 this town by the
directors for school purposes a windmill,
tank and piping 10 convey water TO the
district schoolhouse in this place.
The prepared program was fully carried
out at the musicale at Normal hall last
tuesday evening before large and appre-
,iative audience. Misses Hodges, Clark
md smith are well and iavorably known
here and all were artists in their respective
parts. They were heartily encored and
zach one responded gracefully. The com
nunity is glad to have an entertainment
d so high an order and will always well
come these artists and be pleased with
heir future successes.
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rrom i4s to 90 Pounds.

one Of the most remarkable cases o. :
"a 5ssn- seated on the lungs, causing
men IS that Of Mrs. Gertruefi 4,
Eenner. Marion, Ind, who vas et Tangb
rnred bv the use Of one minute ht,e os s55 4
Cure. She says:-"lhe Sos5 -. IN down
straining so weakened me . .iias tried
In weight from rs g - P ~ avsu until /
~ n5'ii 0ne Minute Cough Cure. rou5
e ..,,es o ~ his wonderful remedy c1re9
not, orf;relv 81 the cough, strengthellsJi
~, ~ Inngs and restored me 20 my hIti -
,,,s health and strength ooie =
All druggists.
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A sox,s WIG RIde For Life.

With family around expecting MN 70
die. and a son riding for life, IS miles, 10
pet Or. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption. Coughs and Colds, W. H.
Brown Of Leesvllle, Ind, endured death !
agonies from asthma; but this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and soon
cured him. He writes:-"I now sleep
souudlv every night Like marvellous
cures OF consumption, pneumonia, bron-
chitis, coughs, colds and grip prove IT'S
matchless merit for all throat and lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles SOC. and
II. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph
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GRANVILLE.

Fred Kent Of Randolph was in town two
days last week.
p. II. Hayes and family OF Warren spent
Sunday with his parents, II. ?. Hayes and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacount OF West Bridge
water visited A. +. Briggs and family last
week.
Mrs. II. A. Kendall and son, Reginald,
are visiting her mother law, Mrs. John
Kendall.
SEYMOUR Kent, Mrs. William Downing
and daughter, Kathryn, were in Randolph
last week.
Dana Jenkins and nephew, Ralph 'Jen-
kins. OF Pennington, y. H., have been
visiting John Kendall and family.
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License to Sell.
~ oF ALPHEus Q. HIRRARp.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
DfsTRfcr OF RANDOLPH, IS, held at Brookheld, in
and for said district, on the nth day Of August.
A. D. 1904, Clara NJ. Hbbard administrators
n the estate 81 Alpheus q. Hubbard, late
0f Brookheld, In said district, deceased
makes application 20 said Court, for license 20
sell an OF the real estate Of said deceased sit
mated 10 Bro0kdeid, % wit; The farm wherein
the said Alpheus q. Hubbard resided az the time
of his decease representing that the sale will be
beneficial 10 the heirs o. said estate,
Whereupon, IL d ordered BY said Court, that
said npulication be referred % a session thereof,
a. BE- held at the Probate ONCE, IN said Randolph
on the 10th 81 day September A. D 1904 Tor hear
ing and decision thereon; and Il h further order
ed that all persons Interested be notified hereof,
bv publication of notice 81 said application and
order thereon three weeks successfully IN the
Herald and News, a newspaper published az
Randolph In this state, and which circulates in
the neighhurhuod % those Interested, before said
time af hearing that they may appear az said
time and place and, IL they see cause, object
thereto.
BY the Court Attest,
islq WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge.
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raartlll DIGS Against: Him.

Redridden. alone and destitute' ouVnl
in brief. was the condition OF an olu
soldier by the name OF j. j. Ravens, Yer
ssilles, o. For years he was troubled VIZ VIZ.
kidney disease and neither doetoIs III
medicines gave him relief. Az leng.n ~ rs
t-isd Electric Bitters. II put him on ms
49, IN short order and now he testihes,
~ =, an me rad 10 complete recovery.
pest on earth for liver and kidney
tronhles and all forms OF stomach ana
novel complaints. Only Soc. ,-,-.
Eor sale by Drew a Leonard, hanooiph'
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~. Sold a Pile Of Chsmberiain's
Cnunh Remedy.

have sold Chamberlsin's Cough REM
~ for more than twenty years and 4 has
.,iyen entire satisfaction. have sold
81 ~ il and can recommend II mighty.
iosEpH MCKINNEY, Linton. Iowa.
~, ,-ilI find this remedy a good friend
-hen troubled with q cough OF cold. II
slvFsvs affords quick relief and Is pleasant
Al take. For sale by 7. Z. Bryan, Ran
dolph.
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BETHEL eILEAD.

Ransom Granger has bought new gaso-
line engine.
Mrs. Lizzie Griffith from bridgeport
Conn. is spending her vacation mere Win
her mother, Mrs. Jane Bowen
About 10 attended the corn roast a.
burton Spooner's Friday night ana aooul
40 at +. 5. Tewksburys MONDAY evening"
An report a good time.
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T.nmsnv Shows its Strength.

The Brooklyn Democratic primaries
resulted in victory for Mcear.
rem. the Brooklyn boss, in 10 out OF y
districts. Doyle, who y a I
with Tammany, took the other nNe' t DeN
e., vas beaten worse in his New York
district than ever before. In effect, the
results were favorable to Tammany as
against opponents.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Miss Louise Dearing has commenced
teaching in Sharon. -. a.. ,..,-s Wis.
Nathan Hale is spending ie" usSS VIZ
ting his mother in stowe; - hoo, a
-, AZ Geo. bearings, has returned
Rome to Gloucester, Mass.
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Commissioned NotIee.
ESTATE OF MARY W. PAGE.

ESTATE OF MAhf W. fANh'
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District oi
Randolph Commissioners 70 receive, examine anu
adjust claims and demands Of all persons against
Mary W. Page, late OF Braintree ~ sald
district deceased, hereby give notice tnat We
ing said claims at the dwelling house Or salmon
Williams IN East Bratutree on lbe eth
dav of october 1904, and the 9Th day o. February
A d. 1905 from 10 o'clock a. m until ocioSk
4. m, ~ said DAYS. and that six months from the
18th day Of August, A. d: isO4 ls the tlile nill
their claims 70 Us for examination ana 9llosAnee
Dated al East Braintree, this 25th Gay OF
f. l. CHAPLIN. lcam,rs
Nj ID. LAP0Rr,
v l. Spear Admir-. Hio
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No need to fear sudden attacks OF chol-
era infantum, dysentery, diarrhea, sum-
mer complaint OF any sort II you have DR..
FoU ler's Extract Of Wild Strawberry in
he medicine chest.
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License to Sell.
rsrArr or uLYssrs =. sMIrn.


STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, So. at Randolph, In aud tor
said District the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1894,
Terence Calagan administrator Of the estate Of
Ulysses +. Smith, late Of Brookheld IN said
District, deceased makes application % said
Court Tor license 20 sell all Of the real estate u
said deceased. situated In Brouknelu - wiz
Being the farm where0n the said Ulysses y.
smith resided at the time u his decease, repre-
senting that the sale will be beneficial 60 the heirs
pf said estate
Whereupon, it il ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred 10 session thereof,
rs be- held al the Probate ONCE In said Randolph
on the 10th day Of September, A. D. 1904, for hear
ing and decision thereon and Il Is further ordered,
that all persons interested be notified hereof, by
publication Of notice Of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully IN the
Herald and News, newspaper published &C
Randolph, IN this state, and which circulates IN
the neighborhnad Of those interested, before said
time IL hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and IL they see cause, object
thereto.
BIS the Court Attest,
1872 WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. Judge.
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BRAINTREE.

n. F. Clark OF St. Adams was in town OF
! business Tuesday.
party from here enjoyed a ride t,
Mortified Sunday.
Frank Hatch is home from Randolph 70
a few days vacation.
William Durham is slowly recoverinI
4 from his recent Illness.
Mrs. Ida Lewis viii speak at the hal
next Sunday at IL a. m.
| Al Spear of Boston is calling on ole
/ friends in town this week.
| Mrs. Henry Farr visited friends in Han
cock and Granville recently.
! Mrs. Harry Kendall and little son visit.
ed her parents here this week.
Charles Farr and family of Brookield
visited at Henry Farr's last week.
W. Masterson received a severe cut on
his arm Monday while cutting rails.
L. g. Durham is spending a few days
with his family at William Dunham's.
Schools in Upper branch, Corner and
Battles districts win begin Tuesday Sept 6.
Bert Ladue and Melvin Smith start to
day with Co. +, 1st VT. Vols, for their
trip to Virginia.
George Ladue of Niagara Falls, n. y,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ladue.
Miss May Murray, Clinton Murray and
Elmer Wilson were guests at A. Harris
horns over Sunday.
Mrs. B. r. Houghton, Mrs. B. f. Nick
erson and Miss Marion returned from
their trip to Boston Saturday.
Arthur Hartshorn and wife have re-
turned home from South Ryegate, where
they have been for the past two months.
From another source.J
Schools not otherwise ordered will be-
gin next Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Although there was not q large attend
ance at the box social held by the Kings
Daughters and Sons last week, the boxes
and fancy articles sold well, netting $3.50.
Thursday evening, Sept. Sth, the circle is
to have quilting at II. +. Flint's. Each
gentleman please bring a box containing
lunch for two, and a bow of ribbon, bou-
quet OF flowers or other badge, also pin a
similar badge on the lapel OF the coat, as
the ladies are to bid the boxes of at auc-
ton and find their partners by means OF
badges. All cordially welcome.
Some weeks ago Mrs. j. c. Harlow con-
templated the plan of having a family pic
mic at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Flint, and after some difficulty in select
ing day that did not conflict with some
other picnic or excursion, decided upon
Aug. %, not thinking il obliga-
tory 10 notify the members OF the home,
as each was TO carry a well-tilled basket.
Her plans worked completely and when
teams began to file in upon them, well
loaded with such delicaeies as are avail
BILE at this season, the surprise was un
After the party was assem-
bled and had decided by actual test which
had the best chicken, ice cream, ETC., a
count was made which showed that 81
were present. Photographer Hutchinson
and wife were there, that a lasting me-
mento Of the occasion might be obtained.
Four generations were present, the last
being represented by the twin sons Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin G. Sumner.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

dav.
John Newell began work for Earl Ri
lord Monday.
school began Monday with y scholars,
Aiss Emma Rowell teacher.
frank Carey and Frank Hunt have been
'nreshing in this neighborhood.
Misses Ruth and Olive Hanks went to
snelr respective schools in Royalton and
south Springfield Monday.
Copies OF the poem by DIR. w. L. Paine
oh the occasion of the reunion are at the
store OF Z. J. Prince for distribution.
Philip Sargent Of Chelsea was in this
vicinity Monday looking for farm. lie
S'aid with +. ID. Camp Monday night.
, he Ladies' Benevolent circle Of the r
y 4, church OF East Randolph met with Mrs
n +. and Mrs. Earl Riford Wednesday.
Misses Florence and Franco Camp re-
turned Wednesday from Lake Morey-
Mnere they had been camping for q few
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c-arnultch ChrIstenea.

rho neV heir to the throne q 1870 =,
ne n ls,,.,,sS last week at the chufcn y
vs. Ss. M nalsce with imposing cereoi'' w.
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Two-base hits, Bristol, HAYWARD -
three base hits, Hayward, Sorwln double
,iIa,.s n Bigelow and Ed Kibby 2; stolen
bases Ed. Kibby, Bristol, &. Bigelow,
Raraw. parkhurst, Hatch; struck out, by
r Bigelow 9. by Boardway II bases on
nails. by Boardway 3 passed balls, hutch-
inson. Attendance, 200. Time 2 hours
"a minutes. Umpire, w. L. Rogers.
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TERMS, $1,000 TO WARRANT.

TERMS, $1,000 TO WARRANT.
All mares disposed Of before foaling
time will be considered with foal, and
In such cases, services of horse must be
paid. All mares at owners risk.
intend to take advantage OF Act
1903, of the Legislature of 'ss, and claim
a lien on all colts sired by Morrill,
Prince.
B.A GOODRICH, Owner, ChsIssa,H.
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The great Pullman car plant y ~, rnn-
II, tbst employs 700 bands is., ~n oI busi-
,ii-, mi time, IS closed for iacA %
ness.
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CASh n. - n, E7s lE7ys B5.g'ti
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Hit by batted ball, I'D. htbhY.
Brooktield, UVS9 -
Chelsea, o.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-12-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers

Primroses in bloom are about the
| handsomest and most satisfactory
ported plant for winter Fine strong
kplants now in blossom and which will
furnish flowers all winter only % cts
at l.. G. Holton's greenhouse.
Miss Belle DEMO has returned from
visit to Boston and vicinity.
Sheriff Allen of Rensselaer, county
has appointed John Kelly Kane of
| Hoosick deputy sheriff.
| IHumbermen have already commenced
operations on the mountain and many
| of the farmers have begun work in the
woods and the prospect is that fully
as much wood and logs will be market
| ed this winter as usual, although the
market for wood was quiet early in
the fall.
A SON was born Wednesday morning
in Patterson, n. j., to Mr. and Mrs
Roscoe NJ. Burch. The lad weighed
pounds. Mother and babe are doing
we'll
O NJ. Barber was in Burlington on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs George Worthington
returned Wednesday tr IN two weeks
absence. To-day they go to Syracuse
to be absent this week and next.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Cochran, and
Miss Molly Stark Child her sister,
will spend the Christmas holidays with
their aunt Mrs VIM Lord Hall in
Troy
Special dispatch from Maurer's
Large assortment 1905 diaries Just ar
rived.
Mrs Clark Spencer who has been
here for a few days has returned to
her home in Greenwich.
People having Office work at the
Bennington Custom Laundry should
call by Saturday evening Dec 3.
There will be a social dance in For
esters Hall Friday evening. Dancing
class at 80 Prof W. J. Devlin will
be here Friday afternoon and givepri-
vate Instructions in dancing.
Help the hight school by patroniz-
ing the Howell lecture tonight. School
hall at eight o'clock. Tickets twenty
cents.
Mrs Fl. S. Wilson and little daugh-
ter of Arlington are visiting friends
in town.
Mrs Eliza Jewett has returned from
visit IN North Adams.
People having office work at the
Bennington Custom Laundry should
call by Saturday evening Dec ;.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Prince Flu
shimi and his party have arrived in
New York over the Lehigh Valley rail
road. Several hundred of his country
men. wearing chrysanthemum badges
in red and gold and bearing small silk
flags, We're on hand to welcome the
Baron KanckO and Consul General
Uchida. The prince will remain in this
city until tomorrow. when he will go to
Boston Mayor Mcclellan will have
He will probably start on his home
ward journey on Dec. IL.
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ENGINE OVERHAULED.
Fresh Coat Of Paint Given to Locomotives In
Rutland S@upS.

Passenger engine No 1913 came out OF
the Rutland repair shops Wednesday
after about a months confinement, in
which time she was given general
overhauling. This is customary with
all locomotives after they have stood
the wear aud tear of II or 10 months
use. No 1913 is respondent in her
fresh coat of paint After breaking
in by little freight work, she will DE
prepared to re eater the passenger
service.
Locomotives Nos 100 and 400 are
now undergoing the same general
oyerhauling. From now until next
July some l25 passenger, mail and
baggage cars will be overhauled, be
ing freshly painted and all needed re-
pairs made so they will go forth in a
strickly first.class condition.
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GIVES UP LICENSE
Barre Liquor Dealer Wants to Sell Outside of
Licensed Dealers.

Barre. Dec l.-Chas Xanleoni hold
err of fourth class license at 80 Gran
lite street, has surrendered his license
to the commissioners and closed up
his place of business.
Mr. Ianleoni claims that under the
recent decision OF the supreme court,
which stopped his selling liquor to
any but holders ot a license, his IL
cense is valueless to him. Mr. Ianle
oni was on his second year as whole
saler and had done profitable bust
ness as long as he was allowed to sell
the same as "a second class license hold
err. He has applied to the commits
sioners for Sc ond class license,