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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

h s ala l4g1So % current make No Is1ss; do No
cEE3sB-The demand continues fairly active. from
quantities. wansed for Immediate use Few dealers
showing disposition % stock up to any extent Demand
loAgiIIse though some business IN fine fall made up
the Better era tSa n SKINS but idess
Vepoo eaSe 5a df c aes oesd as m va
quote: state full cresm fall made small fancy lsc; DO
i0o do coed to Prime 6s noe do corasn 70 fair 90
% nae mad a rs1e o Rs d iS sS?0 DO Da e
ps. s5 : do common 70 Ls.g esSaso DO sh
prime eSe%6: a. soqe Sssescs: Do common On fair
Ike. 5. q The stoss here held Of the
soa,iy sbSu, the enc reeds = he
iRoToesiEs supplies points sqsts
$3es5e; do average best sic do seconds to rsts 20
Xks ansy as S g. @ "a sna
sc d4ss o RsPs aa Sasc ned s5S
r. ssra SIMPLY and weak
aaenee Oranges in liberal supply ana meeting very
70 ARF Ben Davis fsiF 70 6rim. per doabis
ssass d. 90 90 f"rS iperS gOa Y SoPthsr
chos '4 ssss ' 40 kISs eooe
s2 tii9 1922 5o DO FsInsa fair
S' S-i:%R 1:2ss =; j.
@Ss Ps f eb s'5 ,s4 b Rif sass e
5s5sey Dol 81 508s5: DO crate 5se3si 50;
sH 'ia1 81 - sS g
s GFE hui 4NP PaFs Fi s as STR
BERRIES. Florida, per quart. 2oG50c
FRUITs-DRIEDIDe Demand for sv9peTsted spPlss Is
dried apples. Chops Cores and skins steady Small
fruits in light supply California fruits plenty and selling
6Go % DO eoo 81 eeo DO prms sea- to
fair, 495o do State and Western sun dried quarters
4@4&e Southern dried sliced s544e; do coarse
cut s a9 % loo n s. sSS So GO psS
10. 22d221se; HUCFII EBETRIBs 1s}E4l4e; Bt~ACk IA
BERRIES. 595hc; EEACESs California pssed, , l4S
park. 1O014c; do royal sG1oo PRUNEs. California Ia
HoPs-The market continues IN strong position Ex-
/ States PachcS sales the Coast have been
made go. while choice state hops in SPECTATORS
some purchases at s76sso Cor States and sSaS5c for
Pacific Coasts and business In last years hons
reported 2792sc. Foreign advices continue firm We
prime 31G53c; common fair 27@0c; Pacific Coast
1903. choice, S0Q3Sc do good to prime 2sqSie 90
choice per n. cG@2Tc: do common to prime. &c 2oc;
do older growths l0G6c Bohemian. choice per 10 Us
/ HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-LocaI supple, ev-
IDENTITY the sales to-day almost entirely
restricted the ranStor. Receipts rather more IN
keeping with consumption. but the week whole
do No l. s59sThc; DO No . 75gsoc: do No 67'sS7oc:
rule strong. sabenien much inconvenienced by the
100 10: western tangled eoasoc. Receipt. Of hay and
to-day: Hudson River Railroad ITO tons Erie.
200 Pennsylvania 800: Delaware Jackawanna and West
err CO., Lshigh Valley so ssmS oo and and Ohio 20;
$50: last 800 exports for week ? 500 bales.
chiefly Canadian for Europe receipts OF straw 80 tons'
for week. $40 last week, $40 tons.
MILK AND CREAsI-The MIX Exchanges lowered
at meeting held yesterday afternoon from 81 to &c
quart. effective and after January 10 The re
3 war; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
NAVAL STORES,

Spirits turpentins IL again higher owing TO further
speculative advance Savannah Demand, however 10
very light advanced prices. Rosin remains firm.
but unchanged and steady. We quote:
SPIRITS TURP ENTINE-On and machine hbls. 6G9
sG1kc.
TAR-Ptns bbls So 7oGps2 80; oil bhis. 81 TO-
ROSIN-Comnon 10 good strained 81 7oGS2 7ci u 81 10
GS2 so; F. 50 So @, 81 e5i II, So; So so Z, 81; NJ.
81 rs; N. "a IS; w G. 81 rs; w. So.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpsntine-- TO DOS
Tar Lso-o ooAs
Savannah. Jan. lS.-TURPENTINE-Frrm, es'sej
sales 1903 bbis: receipts 30 ROSIN-Ftrm sales slo
bbIs receipts rs exports esS Quote: A. B. and D.
s. 90: z go: :, 2eo g So a. 81 IS l. ST. X
Wiimlington. Jan Is.-sPIRITs TuRP ENTINB-F1rr-
&c; recelpts "a ROSIN-F1rm, 81 20: receipts, 2IA
TAh-Firrn 81 80; receipts, 81 bbia. cRtpa TURPEN-
TINE-Ftrn 50 CO. 81 81; receipts, SO bhls,
London Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % IND
ROSIN-Americsn strained. Is Cd; hne lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

coIToN-To-day's cotton market reflected apparently
Shs nesltsuon OF the rank cotton trace
a. result OF what they consider puzzling
OF the big bull operators. who supporting TIE
market aggresslVely they had do
leoep became lighter appear with operating
~ scalpng fashion. The market opened easy following
lower cables and appre ensions that New-Oreans
were unloading anonside OF the first
US ne three active months had sold down level
1et -l4@- points lower Following this the
steaded by a renewal OF bull support less
general OUTSIDE demand attracted by light receipts
estimated for the day at both ports interior points
were net unchanged higher March selling
At lSs4c. May az 14O7c and Jaly 14I3c
was maintained however, the estimates
a. leading points tomorrow looked rather
Tree movement and later circulated
eject that OF TIE leaders in the
turned q accompanied by
ceiling orders Southern
Were reached and the entire list depressed
low level for the day, with March selling I35lc
al Sa2c and July at - se these being losses OF
ron 5056 points on these positions The Southern
kst also weak toward tie close
received there claiming that
"a progress Locally rroft taking by room shorts caused
rally recovery OF 546 points the active months
tusT before close. the finally easy
a decline OF losg29 points Sales estimated
OF 700 Port interior receipts very
light exports ful while alvices from South
told OF firm spot holders ana scarcity
OF desirable q cotton.
seemed little attention fer the being,
speculative attention being centred operations
The Southern bull leaders.
The prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

low middIing 7S2d. good ordinary 72.ds ordinary ro=a
The saes on the day 1000 bales which $40
for speculation and export and included d400 American
Receipts $1,000 bales Including 205o0 American Futurea
opened easier and closed barely
cling January, T27d: January ana February 25d;
fsorrary and March. I2fds March April 723di
Apri ant May. I2laI2 2d; Nay and Juns. 2oT. 2ldi
juno and July I1Sdfl9 July and August us ~ le1s
August and September, a9sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
Railroads.
DEuNSYTVANIA
q

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENFY-TH1RD STREET
AND DEssRossEs AND coRTLANDr STREETS.
~ TIE leaving time from Desbros,s. and c..,,na,
streets i've minutes later than given below 70.
noted.
oS5 A. M ca sf Io tHIaaApqR9.ls and ts.a
Smoking and csssTSaoh Slssps
1913 " F ssaHSs f ftvAx1A Lr,rrrED-pulnan
mssP Cars Di Fap Smoking and enssTsa.ion cqmRas.
Nv H ". aSslAa MR s Gs
4 sso E n and e 5ss:Ss.5 -. ss
S55 sr E5 Rc1is s SpRrss-For pit..ours Gin
sn elm at. In4iaaspois Lusvile ST. Louis Dnsx Car
Sss IS 1a SfSsf4asss v1sy G saSss For
7ss IA PacI f-pss Ez PRES car r.,.burx To-
Eo c Con as1 ol e. Ss aacp ss
$50 z; ", CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
s- Ss r n RgTTssuRs sPEc1AL-Dany for Pitts
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH
fS as and i css
Parior and Dining ees "a 81 IS Ass ssSross..
sa1es ass go u - s y e n,sa
!5s sS a arl ssa a ca, PSas s S.s 2
ass. 7 ps is' L sss -
m daily, New York and Florida Special 2lo
sEAsoARp Ar LINE RAIrwAY-Eapr.-. Iss n
s a9a TO nge daily "seahsard Florida Lrnitsd
NoRFoLk ANp WESTERN RAILwAY.-Eor M.mphi.
CHEsAPEAkE OHIO RAIIWAY.-T.uo q. m week
Gays ano 4 % ?: N, daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOlK--z5s a N
ATLANTIC CIrY.-9.s0 and 2.55 ?. wesk-days
sundays Iao Through Vestibuled Trains. Blu fet
Paror cars and Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
or sInokns car Psrlor Cara Dining Car and Standard
Coaches on SundaysL
IoNa hhNd AsBnKY PIRK n,sr,as.n sundays,
third Street Station. g. IS a ~ i225 325 .. M.
and no night wesk-dsys. Sundays. II 10 s25 a.
s 1s 40 M F5sI9 p;sbrosses and Ssr5iardt strees.
days. Sundays. i2.l5. 0.45 a m. SEQ D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
aoo. rs '755. SIS. $50 C955 St Louis IArni.sD,
1910 Qesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1920 80 Is
(Desbrosses cortlandt Streets 2O 255 Is s55
AS AIS AS ga IS Chicago Limited Tor Phil
adephia onlyl .5so ass 75s SIS e25 o. IS for North
day. sD f1 e g nsshs s. ~i.s ui. ssf
e65 (-lo Is Penna Limited. '105S m, si2 IS.
.sS5 ass .425 CAS-. Chicago Limited FOR North Phil
Phladelph enly) ,. m. l2l0 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4sl 1884 lIs and 2s broadway; $50
Fifth Avenue (oelew Sd ST.; 26s Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.: Astor House. stations named above
Brooklyn Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way, and Pennsylvsnls Annex Station The New York
hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone "5i3 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
w. w. ATTERBURY, J.R WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traflc Manages
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

feature IN the wheat yesterday It neverthe-
aver an early period Of weakness developed con-
even strength Of undertons ard at close
-, we're fhacs higher than Tuesday While
80 tnuenees We're more less directly associated
49,, e staointy OF the market II generally under
assas - tne governing factor. Every
on this interest was reported buyer through
ill., rs Ine crowd was enectuay prevented oper-
at.Ls esRressivey the short Side Bulls tried TO
Sspltal out OF the continued drouth in Southwest
81 tae country. but 81 Louis being apparently
teSe4.Sd by the market report from Argsn-
Ssi grain wheat had been greatly damaged by rain
weather rePo,t rem that quarter claiming that the
was improving and that damage had been
nuStainea oy wheat had little effect the market of
on curing the day the Southwest was a seller in
men tnuenssa oy liberal receipts. the total
year Ihe features Of cable declines OF
1850 In English and slight advances In consos latter
Far East were more eeC mat eoiait,oIs IN
6Aor trade included loads wheat here and loads
60 10 red closed Soc in elevator arrive
70 amos, eReat- 40 Northern Duluth e94c.
agaih strongly IN favor bulls and MISUNDERSTANDING
weak spots in wheat the close WAS $50 higher and al
oennand in the West. which has feature all the
NeA' uleTe was further complaint weather pros
peets IN the West and the light offerings from farmers
ns receipts We're about the as last
included loads here 20 leads az outports No ,
egIn closed o4c elevator and 52kc. afoat No 2
An oversold market in considerable strength
yesterday ana the close point OF the day
Localy the sharp advance IN cash property checked
business to considerable oats closed 43c;
whlte +S1a4ae ana standard white. 15c. RYE-MarHet
quiet; No western 64he nominal. ehoat; State
Geo. c Buffalo. '~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
Steamboats,.

B Cd s T ON A ASR P EHs7sS 5s
FALL RIyEI LINE via Newport and FAN River. Leays
Pier 10. n. r., foot OF Warren St. week oays only
$50 P. " Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chesITa each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave 40 ~. r..
foot Cafkson St. week days only at $50 T. n Steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford, Spring
felc and North I've Pier 40 N. Garrison
week days only at 400 p. NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

APPROXIMATE amount OF the lien or charge TO satisfy
which the above described property 10 % % sold
Eslts3. with interest thereon ton me 2oh Cay OF Ds
csnber, 1868 with and allowances amounting 20
sS4SO1 with December 18th. 1898 together
wit OF the sale The approximate amount
other liens which will be al
lowed the purchase
paid by sS11 s21Oo with interest 10 bs
added.
Dated New York December soth. 1908
RELIANT y. ARCHER Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool Jan. ls 3 D. m-coTToN-spot, moderate
businsss done; prices points lower American mid
dIlnS fair fStds good middnS 7Asd; mdtiinG 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

Bqs issr1ogR 1;i Arm D 1!n;S3 Avn
s SG N e6FS only S5' sead 10 soW coe 10
s @lasa dc SAi'l--1-"'''s'A' ''''''' NN' l.
Chicago jan Is-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
No ct oRsa,as Highest 10wsss oiosin 1s
july siFsSss, saaess s sis nxssa
Corn. No 2;
a Msy : :s5 1851 $751; : :sSsss ''a'.s
Oats. No q
s g:s;':, ss.ss:s &: ''o: X:
a ssSss s2 "a B q sGs f Is "a
Lard per 100 roi
Hy :'..: :;::::: SIS 1904 as s e
Short ribs per 100 rbi
~ S:S;':, :: IS sc: :ssss :s5a :ii=zs
Ss 8 s No r ss Y
M No gsow .S' No oAPs ss SS sskIssS' sd Sa
fes snss .osfe fs mailing :asssS; EIAx
SEED s S4ms ST. 70
81 90 s9E So per as slss12 2 Is. e.s sss
g s 90 os s Of Srs r sa:s r. On Ss
Exchange to-day the BUTTER msrks; vas dull and sssy
e esses included 2saSo CHEESE strong. iO0ioss
AfInnespolfs Jan. 1s.-FLOUFs-F1rst patsnt& q cog
81 T5 second patents 81 55si S5 first clears 81 S22
sa IS; clears 81 ssS2 Ao BRAN-n bulk. VIA 90
&s147 rs.
ph,ladelphia jan Is.-wHEAT duf and Iic lower; con-
tract grade January, s9ts&soc CORN ssady fair dc.
msnd: January 36oc OATS hrrn; fair demand No
white 4444ic; do clipped. +4itss46o BUTTER weak and
prints. 27o EGGS nrm good demand fresh nearby SIC
at the mark fresh Western, SOC at the mark fresh
Southwestern 299Soc the mark: fresh Southern ESQ
29c at the CHEESE steady: fair demand; New
York full creams choice fancy 112111Ac; New-York
fuli creams TO good 10Gi1c. SUGAR-Renned quiet
Recepts-Flour 1.73S.ooo pounds In sacksi
wheat 500 bush corr $4,000: OATS p COO shipments
Wheat, 500 bush; corn. 13.oo0 oats. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

tnaIy tDaily. except sunday. SUNDAY only.
Orces. liberty Ferry. south Ferry Astor House.
1877 s8l aga 1900 1861 BroaG s2 5th Ay % Union
Square West IsS I25th St. 273 West 125th
Columbus Ava. New york; Court St, S+4 sec Fulton
81 Rrookiyn. Broadway. williamsburg. New York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

Lackawanna Railroad.
New York foot Barclay ana christopa.r sfA
$500 A. M--F'or b.nghanaton ana syracuse
5000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 LSuiA
~ ?. M.-Fer Buffalo ard chicago.
p. M--For Scranton and Ply moutn-
p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
p. M--Ctica. Oswego ithaca. Buffaiol
200 A A.-For Chieago--Slsspers open p d.
Tickets q fiS3 1884 Broadway. ". -
Fulton a. BroeSlyn. 'Daiiy. tExrept Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
MaSical.

XVANTED-A POSITION TO SING IN CHURCH,
w high splendid testimonials
salary. Address SOPRANO. Box p, Tribune 0fics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

Coffee cables: Rioscofee market weak: No Rio
tS4o0 exchaGe, - 3d receipts 5000 bags cleared
he United states 1900 bags; cleared Europe,
baEs; stock 64S.Oo0 Santos-Coffee
nctve good Santos 6$200: receipts 1900 bags
stock l2Ol,o0O bags. Hamburg-Coffee market opened
ZIG higher at $50 m was net 1sqa4 pig higher; sales
ebvOO bags HavTe-Coee market opened barely steady
unchanged TO i franc higher; IL n advanced 4 franc
81 m steady, pa franc higher; $50 D
Nanced = franc: sales bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
BALTIMORE AND 0Alo Railroad

Leave New YorkC South Ferry. Liberty -
Chicago. Pfrtzhurg IL. 10 mt ~12f5 1T
Chir.sn' sl2. 55pn L00pm Diner
Piessburg, Cleveland 3S5pm 340prn Limited
"'Pitfsburg Limited ..... S5Spm : 0opm Buffet
ST. Lsuis VI 10 ut e1215 Mt Sleeper
Tfneisu.tI 81. Louis. '10.95am s10 scam Diner
Cinefruati LOS.fs SIS 5prn Burek
Norfolk t12 55pn 4 G0pm Dlnar
sDaiIy fDaiIy, except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Ofcss 261. 434. 1900 Broadway. q Astor House, 100
Greenwich ST. IS Union square W.. ssi Grand ST. n "a
s4s 81. Bresklyn South Ferry and Liberty St
checked hotel residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. II.
Liberty street and south Ferry. Thine from South
Ferry ave minutes earlier Than shown below1
EAsroN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAucM
CHuNK-sAso q IS Easton onlyl. ale A. NJ. LA
4te 800 ts.4S Eassen eniy) p. IL Sundays. sA32
wfLEEsssiaEE AND sCRANroN-z4Oo, $40 A. NJ
600 NJ su1daggs a = A ~: Loo M
BARNEGAr5S4;s "a -stS A n LsO $40 Lake.
Saturdaysj. Sundays. 90 A NJ
ATLANTIC CFTN-a9,40 a NJ. t340 P.
viNEIASD AND BEIDoEToN-ts1oo 4 NJ. fIss
LoNes BRANCH ASBURy PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEAsASr AND osEAsHoRE FONTS
p. NJ Sundays. sxssrt Ocean Grove. 100 a. ". Aoo.
PfIILADE PHIA-(READTSG TERNINATN .4ss
toe is 90 "e.o0 ti0O0 III 90 A NJ. t12Oo 100
siso teod. tsoo. .4eo 800 te.00 1850 sO.Oos
Sara AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4.2s. fssos
1850. Ills A. ". 100 tao. 400. '7-so. to Is
READING, u4RsIssvKo, PoTrsyuLE AND WILL
A NJ. Reading only): sLeo. 40 t2OO p NJ.
Iron Liberty Street only. 'DaiIy italy. sxceps
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tParior cars only. tlvls
Tamaaua xSaturdays. aExcspt Saturdays
oicesi Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry AssoE House.
SQUARE i53 125Sh 273 West l25th St. 245
Columbus Avl New York Court ST. 344. $50 Fulton
St B'kyn; 800 B'way. W'msburg. N. Y Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage to destination.
w q. BESLER c. NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
Teachers.

YIEACHER desires srnpovnsrt sa,urcsv~
Il or evenings as tutor typewriter. A r.
WALLIN l. Bcx li9, Nsw-Orangs n
FFyUTOR.-English--of much experience. roth \, thl.
l. country and England. seeks ship would taxa
entire responsibility wiling travel arst csss rsSs-
ences: thorough Address H. PENN MorristoWp n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
City Hotels.

School Agencies.
A HERICAIE AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
N supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
ate. 10 Colleges Schools Apn.y to
y F--f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14

Receipts OF breadsufs points in thousands,
last three cphers 600 omitted -four bhS grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo jan is.-FIoUR Arm. wHEAT-sprinS nyrn;
No / Northern o5Sc: winter light demand; No red,
e3Iho. CORN steady; No 3 yellow, 60Ao; No 2
corn 4slsq4ea OATS steady No 2 white. Sac; No 2
mixed, dc BARLEY-Western, 6sg04c. RYE--No 1.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-21
EAST RANDOLPH.

Emma Bailey viii show parlor millinery
at the home of Foster Spragne in East
Randolph Monday and Tuesday OF each
week beginning May 2. II
Elias Hall lost COW Thursday.
Ray Blsisdell is at home for a few days.
Walter spragueis working for DR.. New
ell.
Mrs. Granger is taking care Of Herman
Boyd.
Mrs. Harry Sprague's mother and sister,
Edith, returned TO their home last week.
Clarence Granger is working for Mrs.
Boyd.
Charles Belknap and family are all set
tied in their new home.
Henry johnson went to Burlington
Tuesday for a couple OF days.
Chas. Osgood's farm and personal prop
erty is TO be sold al auction Saturday.
Alice Ktbbee commenced her school at
Chelsea upper village this week Monday
Frank Young exchanged his driving
horse for pair 10 work one day last week.
Frank Durkee has taken James Grows
farm for a year and moved there last
week
Fred West has returned from SPRING
field, Mass, and is stopping at henry
Johnson's.
Rollo spiller received news Monday Of
the death OF his brothers wife in Man
chester, n. IL.
The friends OF Mr.. Stillman viii be glad
TO learn that he is to remain in the grist
mill another year.
Chas. Quid, former resident here, now
OF Concord. n. H., has been boarding at
the hotel for the past week.
Mrs. Edmund Webster, who has been
stopping with her daughter in Brattle-
boro the past winter, has returned and IS
living in her home.
Herman Boyd had the misfortune last
week Wednesday to break his leg between
the knee and ankle-one bone twice and
the other once. DR.. Newell reduced the
fracture and attends him.
Mrs. Priest was called to Hanover, Nh,
last saturday by the death Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. jerome Chesley. The funeral
service was Monday afternoon. Mr.. Chess
leyis people were once residents OF this
village and the family have the sympathy
OF their friends here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-21
RoYALToN.

Miss Ida Lyman spent Friday in South
Royalton.
pearl Greene returned Monday from
Waterbury.
DIR. c. J. Rumriu from Randolph was in
town Saturday.
Miss Alice Chase Denison spent Wednes-
day in Randolph.
Mrs. Coleman Of Montpelier is the guest
OF Mrs. Hattie NanDeusen'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Rumrill from Kan
dolph spent Sunday with Il. J. kumrlh'
Mrs. ]. b. Morse has opened her house
after spending the winter with her daugh-
tiers.
William Paine from Chester is spending
few weeks with his father, DIR. w. l..
Paine.
The c. e. society will hold Fine social
AT the home OF Seymour Culver Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Dewey and Mrs,
Eldora Kendall spent day in Stockoridge
last week.
Frank and Ruth spaulding spent Mon
day in Bethel with their aunt, Mrs. Ed-
ward Hickey.
r.. b. Galusha went to Burlington Satur-
day, remaining until after the state con-
vention yesterday.
Miss Jennie Morey from Missouri, q
sophomore at Smith college, Northan r.
ton, was recent guest OF DIR. and MIS- W
l.. Paine.
The regular order OF exercises at tbs
meeting OF the Woman's club saturday
afternoon was varied by social hour attel
the program when refreshments were
served.
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SPRING FEEDING.

How TO overcome the evil effects
of the long period of dry feeding
and the severe winter is an impor-
tant problem with every owner OF
live stock. The real cause of most
of the trouble is impaired digestion
resulting in deranged stomach and
bowels. feverish and impure blood
You feel those troubles yourself, no
doubt. from various arrangements
of your system, and feel the need OF
a good, pure spring tonic.
Fortunately, the need of animals
is met by Nutriotone-a pure effect
i've tonic which corrects indiges-
ton, regulates the bowels and puri-
fies the blood. 1t starts your ami
mails TO thrive and aids them to
shed their coats readily, prepares
your horses for spring work, al
laws fever, regulates the stomachs
and bowels of your cattle so grass
will physic them less and they VIII
produce more as soon as they are
turned out. Cows soon TO come
in. need Nutriotone, as il keeps
them healthy and vigorous, insures
healthy calves and prevents abor-
ton, garget and milk fever
". d. Carpenter Company OF Chi
cago. whose eastern offices are at
Syracuse, n. Y, manufacture the
tonic and can furnisha vast amount
of proof of what the tonic has actu-
ally done for live stock, at little
cost. for 80 years. You should place
your order for a barrel at once
either director through some dealer
You can buy Nutriotone Of +. W.
Tewksbury & Co., Randolph, b. b..
Scribner, Corinth, 5. b. Buell. n Co,
So. Strafford, II. II. Southworth,
Post Mills, A. n. King a Son, Tun-
bridge and others throughout Orange
County. DO not accept a substitute.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-21
RANDOLPH CENTER.

H.A. Allen went 10 Burlington Tuesday
as delegate to the state convention.
Prof. Days baby has been suffering
with a sore in the throat but was betler ~
last accounts.
The Normal students and teachers at
tended sugar party on =. l. Smith
premises last Monday.
At Grace church on Sunday next there
will be divine service at 2:3O o'clock. a
cordial invitation is extended To all.
Nh. Spooner and wife Of Springfield,
Mass, have been here the past week, as
sisting in the care OF their aunt, Mrs. Nut
ting.
Mrs. Louise Boynton OF Nyack, \. Y,
came here yesterday morning on account
of the expected death OF her aunt, Mrs
Nutting.
NJ. Boyden was at Montpelier Tuesday
ON LEGAL business and attended the distrlct
convention as delegate. A. Il. Edison was
also delegate there.
Terence Allis and friend OF Derby,
Conn.,. were here last week 10 BUY maple
sugar. They procured some OF Vermont
best and went home well sweetened ana
happy.
Mrs. Mary Ann Nutting, widow OF the
late George French Nutting,. died Tues
day, April 10, at the age OF 20 years
months and 10 days. The funeral VIII DC
held al 10 O'Clock Friday morning in the
Cong'l church.
The Rev. Mr.. Evans, who is expected to
,,reach at the Methodist church this year,
arrived with his wife last saturday out
was taken sick and unable to preach sun,
dav. He is somewhat better, but Is not
onite certain as TO the nature OF his dis
ease. He has some stomach trouble.