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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-12

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BID IN BY THE BANK.

The McChesney place at Waikiki was
sold at auction Monday by High Sheriff
Brown to satisfy judgment on a
$1,000 note by the First National Bank
Mark Robinson bid the place in for
$4,000 for the bank.
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Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART II.
FORILER RESIDENTS.

There are some friends of NJ. and
Mde. Varigny, who occupied a promi-
nent position in these islands between
thirty and forty years ago, who will
be interested to now something Of
these old residents. We have received
letters in which the information is
given of the demise of NJ. Jacques Paul
de Franquefort the husband of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-12

are guaranteed to be made of the best
materials and upon the most approved prin-
ciples. For any defect in material, workman
ship or performance, under fair usage, the
American Waltham Watch Company,
Waltham, Mass, u. S. A., holds itself at all
times responsible. This guarantee is without
time limit and holds good the world over
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-12

elder daughter of NJ. de Varigny. He
died at Mastapha, in Algiers, in Janu-
airy last. One son, DR.. Henri, and one
daughter, Mde. Michel, remain of this
family. They live in Paris. Anglican
Church Chronicle.
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the jurymen gets 80 and pays so cents
for the privilege of being a juryman.
IF this becomes a law the Republi-
can party will reap the greatest har-
vest of antagonism and it will cremate
the party without doubt"
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BAND CONCERT

The Hawaiian band under the di-
rection of Captain Berger will play this
evening at the Palama station of the
oahu Railway, beginning at 1870 o'clock
the following program:
PART 1.
Observation-Disclosures Beach. .... SOusa
Overture-"The Golden Wand" .......
Observation-Disclosures. Laurendeau
Suite-"The Rose of Shiras". .Eilenberg
Vocal Selections
(a) Lei POM Moi"
(b) Sweet Lei Mamo."
Miss ]. Keliiaa.
Co 'Ku'u Wehiwehi."
cd "Koohi'
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART II.
Selection-"American Airs" .. e.. Conterno
Intermezzo-"Dixiel ........ Haines
Waltz-'ZingarO' ................D albey
March-"My Guiding Star. Wight
Star Spangled Banner"
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YOKOnlzO & KAsHIwABARA

Contractors as follows: Stonework Of
all kinds; cement work of various des-
criptions; and all kinds Of solid mate
rails for filings; hauling at reasonable
rates. Office: Emma Hall, corner Nuu-
anu and Beretania streets; Tel. Blue
1911.
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Royal Restaurant
REWARD !

A reward of Fifty Dollars will be
paid for information that will lead to
the Identification and conviction of the
person or persons who partially de-
stroyed the telephone cable Of the I'M
dersigned in the Waikiki Circuit.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Per GODFREY BROWN,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, March %, 1904.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01

S0ngsamkomu heldur ungfrd Sigrf6ur
H0rdal / Minneota manudagskveldi0 %. b. M.
Henni til a0stooar ver0a peir Prof. Steingr.
K. Hall og Prof. L%undholm, s0ngkennarar
vi6 Gustavus Adolphus College / St. Peter.
KirkjuPingsmenn cru kosnir i St. Pals
s0fnu6i: Bjarni Jones, job. H. Frost og Wig
fds Anderson; 1 Lincoln county s0fnu0i: Pet
ur V. Petursson og Skafti A. sigvaldason; i
Northumberland: Jon K. Johnson; en- /
Marshall -s0fnuoi er enn 6kosi6.
Vori0 hefr veri0 6venjulega kalt ogg SAN
ing med selma mott. Hveiti var SAD SENT
april, en- + hofrum og byggi er enn ao mestu
leyti 6sa6 um mi0jan mai.
En- p6 tf6arfari6 half verio 6hagstatt
BETA vor, pa hefr minimum ekki or0i0 a0 Pvf
verulegur hnekkir. Efnahagur b@nda stend-
ur MI a svo f0stum f6tum, a0 Pess g@tir ekki
DO lila vi6ri eitt vor. Eff sumari0 ver6ur gott
getur enn oroi0 gott arfer0i, og uppskera
engu mimi en- varalega.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01
MINNEOTA, MIMI, MAI 1904.

MINI, MAI lyO4.
umbatur miklar q kirkju sinni og nemur
k~ostna6urinn vic P@r alt az 1000 dollars.
Skemtisamkomu fj0lmenna h6lt islenzka
kvenfelagi0 t Minneota 4. P. NJ. 1 leikhdsinu.
Voru bar helztar skemtanir ra6a cand. Krist-
ms K. Olafssonar og s0ngur ungfrd Siggrioar
H0rdal.
Langfer6amenn hafa veri0 her Pennan
manu0 hr. sigurbj0rn stephenson fra Sell
kirk, Manitoba, og cand theol. K. K. Olafs-
son, a heimleio fra Chicago ao afoknu burt
fararpr6fi vi0 prestaskolann par.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01

AT bvi f6 cru um 1850 kr. komnar q v0xtu.
Syslunefnd EyjafjaroarsJslu hefr lofa6 a0
styrkja fyrirtpkio med ALT a0 500 kr. med
PVT skilyr0i 40 sJslunefnd su0urpingeyjar-
syslu veiti %jafnmiki0 f6. Vonandi gerir syslu-
nefnd Su0urPingeyjarsyslu PAD sfoar, en- dauf-
ar voru undirtektir hennar undir pa6 NAL fyr-
ir sk0mmu
Eg geri m&r lika Won um einhvern styrk
fra jafna6arsj6oi Nor0uramtsins og dr lands
sjooi, en- hvorugan a eg pc visan, og SIT Pori
eg a6 spa am hive mikilI hann ver0ur.
Mig Hangar til Pess as bygggja hdsio ekki
sfoar en- sumari5 1906 og: Pyrfti Pvi allur Ut
bdningur az fara fran a'nasta ari.
pvf til afs0kunar a6 samskotafe0 er ekki
oroi0 meira en- PAD er, skal eg geta Pess 40
sf0asta ar var her neydarar, be0i til sj6s og
lands.
Vir0ingarfylst
S1GURDUR HJ0RLE1FssoN.
Islendingar i Nor0ur Dakota gafu sp1tala
pessum 600 kr6nur si5astlioinn vetur. Herra Sig
mundur J6natansson, b6ndi / Vesturheimsbyg6 /
Lyon county. Minnesota ,hetir safna6 peim samskot-
UNI og sent peningana til Sigur6ar l@knis Hj0r-
leifssonar. Ritst.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01
Fr&tta Pistlar.
ERA fr6ttariturum ,Vinlands".)
HALLSON, N. OAK, MAI l9U4.

HALLSON, N. DAK., MAI l9O4.
,,petta er auma ti6in!!" ,,Hvenar held
URDU him fari ao batna? Pc, er hi0 fyrsta, sem
minimum hefr or6io az oroi a6 afsta0inni
kve0junni og handabandinu, sf6astli6na two
mann0i. En- be allir half reynt a6 spa einhverju
um framti0ina,P pa hefir i raun og veru enginn
treyst ser til a0 svara spurningunni, nema
0~ldungarnir, sem fra barn@sku hafa trha6 pvf
az loftstraumarnir st@6u / manu- sambandi vi0
hinar ymsu messur og helgidaga arsins. Svar-
ID hefr Pvi oftast undantekningarlaust veri6:
,,pa0 batnar ekki fyr en- UNI hati0ina", ,~,naestu
kvartelaskifti", ,:sumarmal", ,,J6nsmessu",
-.Krossmessu" o. s. fry. En- pratt fyrir allan
spad6m, messur og helgidaga, er MI fyrir
stuttu afstaoi0 eitt hi6 mesta foo sem komi0
hefir i P~essari byg0, sem vegna kulda, regns
og s%nj6komu st60 yfr / ]iougar Prjar vikur.
40 ems Elm vika hefr veri0 drfellislaus sloan
leysing byrjaoi, en- 1 dag er alhvft j0r0 og
nor6an hri0. Mem cru Pvf ]fti0 bdnir az sa
1 lAglendi oggsumir a]ls ekki byrjaoir,en marg-
ir cru langt komnir me6 hveiti saningu q ha-
lendi og sumsta6ar er hveiti komi6 upp.
Eftir dtliti og hinni stuttu reynslu a6
dama, munu festir ALTA az hr. S. j. Erickson,
sem sfoastl. haust keypti verzlun og fasteign
hr. Skj0lds, Sc elm Hmm vi6feldnasti og bezti
verzlunarstj6ri, sem pessi byg0 hefr att.
Hvao verzlunin he6r aukist sloan hann t0k
vi0, ma dema af Pvi, az bd0in, sem prem
Arum var stakku6 al nun, er MI Groin of lit
il, svo MI er verio a0 5@ta via hama o. stakka
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GARDAR, N. d., MAI l9U4.

GARDAR, N. D., MA 1904.
16. f. m. anda6ist az heimili sonar sins,
joins J6nssonar Bardals, konan Saqurbj0r0
Sttetfunsd6ttttiir, d6ttir Stefans Guomundsson-
ar og Helgu Gu6mundsd6ttir, er bjuggu az
Kroppi i Eyjadroi. sigurbjorgg sal. var 80
ara g0mul, er hun do. Ari6 1858 giftist hun
eftirlifandi manni sinum Joni J6nssyni fra
Mioadal / Bar0ardal. ARID 1878 Auttu pau
hi6n til Ameriku me0 two born sin, Helgu
Sigrf0i, konu stephans G. Stephanssonar
skalds i Alberta, og Jon, honda her / bygo-
inni. sigurbjorg sal, var jar0sunginn af s6ra
H. B. Thorgrimsen. skylt er ao geta bess,
a0 hvevetna / byg0 Pessari er Pvf v%i0brug0io
hive vel Peim hj6num, Joni J6nssyni Bdrdal
og Gu0bj0rgu konu hans, hefir farist vi0 HID
latina gamalmenni.p au hafa UNI m0rg ar ann
asst foreldra ions og Pri0ja 6magann, foour-
ursystur hans,meo stakri nakvamni og elsku,
og er bess her getio 00rum til COOS eftird@m-
is en- Peim hj6num til maklegs heiours.
II. B. IH.
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Cand. Theol. Krist4nn X. Olafsson.

Foreldrar Kristi ms K. Olafssonar cru PAU
Kristinn 0lafsson, b6ndi / Garoarbyg0 i N.-Dak.,
og kona hans Katr1n 0lafsdottir, priests Guomunds-
sonar, sioast a6 Hjaltabakka. pau hj6n futtust
dr Eyjafrei vestur UNI hat arid 1878 og settust fyrst
a0 Dane county 1 Wisconsin, en- futtu ario 1876 til
la ndnams fslendinga 1 Lyon county 1 Minnesota.
paoan huttu pau ARID 1880 til Gardar 1 N.-Dakota
og hafa bdi6 par await sloan.
Kristinn K. Olafsson er faddur a6 Gardar N.
Dakota 20. dag september mana0ar arid 1880.
Ham byrja0i barnungur az ganga a alpyousk6la
bygoarinnar, og err ham haf6i lokio Mani a al
by0uskolunum las ham two ar undir sk6la hja sera
FIR. j. Bergman. Haustio 1896 for ham til
DEBORAH, Iowa, og innritaeist par / sk6la norsku
syn06unnar, Luther College. Eftir fjogra ara
nam dtskrifaoist ham PAGAN med beta vitnis-
buroi 20. jdni arid 1900. Nasta ar var ham vio
kenslust0rf. Haustio 1901 for ham til presta-
sk6lans ldterskai Chicago og las par guofraoi1
prjd ar. AUX fess stundaoi ham UNI TINA helm
So kisnam vio Chica go-haskolan. q. april sloastl.
dtskrifaoist ham af nrestaskolanum meo agatum
yitnisburoi. Garoar- og Eyford- s0fnuoir 1 Dakota
hafa -raoio ham fyrir prest framvegis og verour
ham v1gour a k irkjupingi / nasta manuoi.
Kristinn K. 0lafsson err at~ger6smaour mikill
til likama og salar. Ham err rdmar prjar Amir q
hao og him karlmannlegasti. Namsgafur hefr
ham framurskarandi miklar og hefr Islendingum
verio s0mi af honum bar sem ham hefir stundao
nam. pott ham sc borinn og barnfaddur 1 fessu
landi hefr hann oil beztu einkenni g0mlu Islend-
inga og matti UNI ham segja: ,,pettur a velli og
b6ttny i lunds. Miklar vonir gera mem ser UNI
start hans og frantic.
K1istinn K. 0lafsson er ny trdlofaou ungfrd
sigrinu Anderson, d6ttur Olafs sal. Anderson kaup-
MAINS / Minneota, MINI, fra Bdast0oum i Vopna-
fr0i a islandi. B.B.J
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Coo tic fraPvffyrir mana arm6t og fram
a0 II. P. NJ; pa gekk nor0angar0 me0 krapa-
hrf0 og hvassvi0ri, sem st60 i two daga. San
ing alsta0ar sein vegna bleytu.
G. S. Brei0fj0r0 er tekinn vi0 .,Tribune"
ogg heldur PVT ut 1 lfku formi og aour.
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til Pri0junga, til Pess a0 geta rdmao v0rur
P@r, sem streyma inn nestum a hverj jun
degi. Dad er vonandi ao menn Puri ekki a6
s@kja nauosyrja jar sfnar til annara sta0a fyrst
um sim.
Mr.. P.J. Skiold, fyrv. verzlunarmaour her.
q Hallson, sem UNI si6astl. aram6t Autti ALTAR.
inn vestur til Ballard, WASH. er MI kominn'
hinga6 aftur med Fl 0lsky]du sfna og sestur 40
q Edinburg, N. D. Ham hefr kept par af
K. j. Bergman haitian hlut 1 verzlun Peirra
Bergmans & Goodmans.
Fra Akra NUM- bra0lega leggja a stao
til Foam Lake, ASA, nokkrar fj0lskyldur, sem
aestar hafa numio par land. Einnig hafa
nokkrir menn her vio Hallson CERT RAD fyrir
40 sko0a land par / grendinni um n@stu
mana6am6t.
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Randolph Continued.

William Martelle is in Mortified, doing
mason work.
The Kimball Public library viii be
closed Memorial day.
Mrs. +. A. Hobart has had severe at
tack Of bronchitis, from which she is now
recovering.
All songs, music and acts used in the
Elite Lady Minstrels are written by Prof.
w. b. Leonard, director. Be sure and
| hear them.
Mrs. Frank l.. Thomas of Burlington is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. T.. Z. Brooks,
arriving Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
! Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre Tuesday afternoon,
May 81, at o'clock.
A. NJ. Smith Of Melrose, Mass, who
came yesterday, is with his nephew, +. Z.
Brooks, for few days.
Dennis Rsttee was in Montpelier yester-
! day 10 attend the funeral Of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Albert Rattee.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 7. Lille came home
Saturday from ten days stay at George
Nebster's in Tunbridge.
Mrs. II. G. Cole Of Boston and Mrs.
Sarah Virgin Of Portland, Me, are al. T. J.
Adams, arriving Saturday.
| Mrs. J. II. Lamson and daughter.
I Mary, and Mrs. :. V. Hen6ee were I'M
/ Montpelier and Barre yesterday.
Royce Bass went Monday to Taunton.
Mass, where he has position with the
Williams Stove Lining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds are ex-
/ pected TO arrive Saturday from New
/ York Tor months stay at /. S. Chase's
/ The Randolph Woman's Literary club
! viii be entertained by Mrs. Il. II. Cham
/ berlaln next Saturday afternoon from 3 to
5.
William and Miss Alice Hutchinson
/ started this morning on their return 10
bany.
Robert Adams goes ton 'ght to Lake
George, where he has a place for the
summer a. waiter on the steamer Saga
more.
/ {. A. Williams has vacated the Tasting.
/ blacksmith shop ON Central street and 4
going 70 work in the Morrison shop al
Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Chadwick and Mis-.
| Alice Woodward left last night on a visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips at Mohonk
/ Lake, y. y.
/ c. A. Lang turned over the express busi-
ness Monday to the present station agent
John fenton, and left last night for his
home In Montpelier.
Miss Gertrude Delaney finished her sea-
son ; work in the Messer millinery store
saturday and viii go TO Burlington soon
TO spend the summer.
Ten thousand trout fry came BY express
/ Yesterday for the Granville and Bramtree
| Fish Protective league and will be used TO
stock the Branch and its tributaries.
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Church Notes.

Services will be held in the Baptist
church, Braintree, next Sunday at 2:30.
The Baptist Ladies' society will meet
with Mrs. j. B. Peavey next Thursday af-
ternoon.
At the Cong'l church on Sunday morn
ing Rev. Geo, +. Laid viii preach on
"The Enlargement of Life,
The Christian Science reading room
will be open TO the public on Wednesday
afternoon of each week from 2:30 until
. o'clock, beginning June LIST.
At st. Johns church next Sunday
there will be morning prayer and sermon
at 1880 o'clock, and evening prayer and
brief sermon at $3.50 o'clock. Sunday
school meets at y o'clock.
The Grand Army Memorial, service
will be held at the Cong1 church next
Sunday at 2 O'Clock, with a sermon by
Rev. G. z. Laid. The public are cor
daily invited to be present.
Baptist church, Rev. 5. Knowles pastor,
Morning worship with preaching at 1880
Subject, Peters Restoration. Bible schoC
u m. Evening service $3.50. Monthly
covenant meeting Wednesday, June 1st
cordial invitation is given to the ser
vices.
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season OF commencements and entertain
ments DIR. Kelly finds himself with a
long list OF musical engagements 10 MI
in the month Of June.
Jerry SulliYan, alias Smith, alias Race,
who stole a morse and harness from Geo.
r. Pember Of the Center, MAY II, and was
found at Andover, y. H., with the stolen
property, has distinguished himself by a
brilliant escape from the New Hampshire
officers. Sullivan was handcufied and was
chained to the bed where he slept, but he
took the bed TO pieces, crawled out Of the
window with the bed rail attached, and
jumped from he roof 10 the ground. His
absence was discovered early Tuesday
morning, the 18th, but no trace Of him
could be found. -Four cases Of horse steal
ing are now laid at his door, and sheriffs
in Vermont are offering rewards for his
apprehension.
As j. #. Travers was driving past the
Buck printing establishment towards
South Pleasant street Saturday evening,
his horse became frightened at Dr. Blanch-
ards automobile, which was coming down
Randolph avenue, and threw him out He
sustained no more serious injuries than a
bruised side and a scratched face, and the
team was caught before further damage
could be done. Monday afternoon +. W.
Tewk bury a Co. s team, driven by Rufus
Flint, was standing at the hay scales in
front OF the store with a load OF wood
when the horse started violently, il Is
said at the sound OF the automobile
though the machine was some distance
away, and galloped down Main street.
The driver, who had just got onto the
load, reached for the reins that had been
thrown back over the wood, but missed
them and, losing his balance, the seat
slipping with him, he fell between the
shafts. Quite a cash was cut on the left
side OF his head, PROBABLY by a blow from
one Of the horses hoofs, and his side was
also somewhat injured.
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WANTED FOR SALE, ETC.

See J. E. Jerd's ad. on page g.
Loose hay for sale. q ID. F. LEWIS.
For SALE Berkshire pigs, s..
2w II. CLIFFORD, East Bethel, Vt.
FoR SALE:-A good refrigerator.
81 r. z. PRICHARD.
To be returned-those pie plates Of Mrs
Dora Tredo's.
WANTED: and fowls, live Of
dressed. r, \. JERD.
wANTED:-Village cows to pasture
Price 70. \. W. McCoLLoM.
swift's Poultry Food, cracked bone
and meat. r. ,. JERD.
Millinery at the new branch store in the
Messer block. II
See the ad. Of E. Estabrook, cemetery
work, on page ..
Dry hard wood for sale. Another car
load just received }. V, NEWTON
For graphophones and records see Mrs
E. +. Nanornam's ad on page 1.
LosT-From pasture, 4-months-old-
solid color Jersey calf. A. j. HATCH.
Furnished room to rent in Cooling house
Address, If LOCK Box !.
B.F. Kicker will pay 1Oc. for hens and
chickens taken in Monday morning.
Fannie NJ. Crandall, teacher in voice
Mondays, Tuesdays, al Mrs. Tewksbury :
WASTED Competent man to run fouI
sided moulder.
Nv sToDDARD MIRO. Co., Rutland, VT.
WANrED:-Girl for general housework
Lock Box $50, Randolph, VT.
WANTED:-A few hens alive. VIII pay
highest cash price.
FOR SALE:-Open buggy, organ, har-
8w EMMA c. KNowLToN.
Losr:-Between Peth and VIM. Bass
door small checked wooden shawl.
MRS. WIN. BASS.
Emma Bailey will be at East Randolph
from May 80 TO June inclusive with mill
linery.
Bring in your hats to be retrimmed and
made new at the branch store, Messer
block. II
For sALE:-Lumber wagon, buggy,
work harness, driving harness, harrow
and cultivator. {. +. SrEFENs'
WANTED Good plain cook at Sanford
farm for four months, beginning June lst.
Apply to II. p. Sanford II
WANTED Nice new mich cows, calves,
hogs. sheep and lambs, all kinds fat cattle
and Gamers cattle. Il G. e. HATCH.
WANrED:-An experienced, capable girl
or woman in hotel Kitchen. Good wages
for the right person. Address,
THATCHER STONE, Randolph Center.
WANTED Black, bay or chestnut mare
Weight ten or eleven hundred gentle and
kind, perfectly safe for woman 70 drive
and handle. j. III. Fits.
Let me send your laundry to Montpelier
Wednesday morning on the 500 and back
Fridays. II you take the train yourself
get a mileage of me. c. r. STEELE.
All accts. due us must be settled before
July LIST. II you have a bill for feed OF
more than 30 days standing, don't ask
for credit.
GEO. CRANE q Son, Brookfield.
/ shall open a photograph gallery at
No. 3, South Main ST., and am prepared
to do good work at reasonable prices.
Shall be in Brookfield at the studio to
take pictures every Wednesday.
JESSE II. BLoDoETT
WANTED;-A good, tidy woman to work
in lunch room; must be a good pastry
cook. Wages, = per week, board and
room. Fare paid one way. Address,
G. T.. GOULD, 907 Broadway, Everett,
Mass. 3w
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10 Rent untIl PAID For.

Our annual sale of secondhand organs
is now in progress, and we offer one hum
bred at prices ranging from 80 to $50
including the Estey, Mason a Hamlin,
Carpenter. Geo. Woods, Bridgeport
Kimball, and several other kinds. These
organs have all been thoroughly repaired,
and are in tirst-class condition. most OF
them as good as new. We warrant them
for five years. Write for description and
prices while the assortment is large.
McKANNoN Bros. 4 Co., IS Church St.,
Burlington, VT.
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The eaeeaIaureate Sermon.

The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class OF the Randolph High
school viii be delivered in the Congl
church at o'clock Sunday evening by the
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy, ID. D., of Foxcroft, Me.
The service viii follow this ORDER
Organ voluntary, Miss Abble Clark
Quartet, Te peum fin minor Dudley Buck
A. H. Betdle Dr. W. NJ Kelly Miss
Blanche sparhawk, Miss & Kate Howard
Scripture Lesson, Rev. q, p. Ladd
Tenor Solo, NY King" Frank Lines
DR.. kelt y
Prayer, Rev. Mr.. Ladd
Duet "My Soul, There Is Country, Underhill
Miss sparhaWk and Dr. Kelly
Sermon, Dr. Hardy
Kiplng's Recessional, Quartet
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26
A Card.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the members OF the G.. A. r., w. r. G..
and to friends and neighbors for their
help and sympathy at the burial services
Of our brother; also for beautiful flowers
furnished.
ME-. AND Mrs. II. V. FLETCHER.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-08-13
Something About Rorax.

Do you know how useful borax is in
the household 1t is one of the most
powerful antiseptics known. 1t is used
to wash the head-as much az one can
hold in the hollow of the hand to about
q quart of water-it destroys dandruff,
1t allays the heat of sunburn, bleaches
out tan and redness, helps freckles and
moth to a great degree, in "a weak solu-
ton relieves inflammation of the eyes
as after crying and in rheumatic affec-
tions, and is an invaluab lie ingredient
in almost every dentifrice and cure for
canker in the mouth and for any gum
boil.
1t cleans the brush and comb. 1t is
whitener and purifier everywhere
when used with discretion.
The laundress fluids its softening h ard
water, whitening her clothes without
destroying them.
The table maid finds it giving new
luster to her glass, lays her silver in a
hot solution of it and does not have to
cleanse it laboriously half so often.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-08-13

When some gossip comes to
your house with tale erich" in
sensationalism concerning some of
your fellowcitizsns, remember that
this same gossip will easily seek
to peddle the same kind of story
about you if he has the least pos
sible show. 1t is wise to pay no
heed to the evil neighborhood Cos
sip. We all have real troubles of
our own, without taking up our
neighbors' burdens. OF all per-
sons, the neighborhood gossip is
the most detestable, and will not
hesitate to bring trouble upon your
head if there is any chance in
sight. If you would always re-
member this, there would not be
so much pleasure for you in strik-
ing man when he is down.
Bonham Democrat
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-08-13

The Supreme Court of Michigan
has pronounced valid a rule that
pupils in that State must 60 d.
rectly home from school as soon as
they are dismissed. Teachers are
permitted to enter stores in order
to enforce this rule. The Court
held that an aimless vagrancy is
the peril of child life.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1904-08-13
Suicide Prevented,

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov-
cred will interest many. A run down
system, or dependency invariably pre-
cede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. 1t being a great tonic
and neryine will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system. It's also a
great stomach, liver and kidney regu-
lator. Only Soc. Satisfaction guaran-
teed by all druggists.