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BIG INSURANCE LOBBY.
Companies Combined to influence Leg.
islztIon.

New York When the legisla.
tive committee on insurance inves-
tigation adjourned yesterday until
next Wednesday. 1t concluded a week
In which greater progress had been
made than In any week since the in.
vestigation was begun. The testimony
OF witnesses called during the week
has been replete with sensations and
that taken yesterday was no excep-
tion to the rule.
> 1t was during the afternoon session
when Alfred w. Maine. an associate
auditor Of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society. was called to the stand.
that 1t was disclosed that the Equitable
Life. the Mutual Life and the New
York Life companies had formed a
pool to look after legislation before
the various state legislatures.
Andrew II. Hamilton. to whom Presi-
dent Mccall OF the New York Life paid
several checks. the purpose of which
the counsel for the committee, Mr..
Hughes. has not yet brought to light.
was one OF the chief members OF the
legal stan OF these companies and was
employed and received money for ser.
vices from the Equitable.
Mr.. Maine told OF tho division OF the
country to be looked after by Mr. Ham,
ilton in conjunction with Z. l.. Short
and E. NJ. Thummell.
Witness presented vouchers for
moneys paid by his company to Mr..
Hamilton. and these showed that in
eight years. from 1895 to 1908. $685.
$50 was paid to Mr.. Hamilton for legal
services.
Mr.. Maine could not give any de.
tails OF the duties performed by Mr..
Hamilton nor OF the committees he
appeared before. beyond the fact that
Mr.. Hamilton looked after legislative
matters for all three companies in the
states west OF Ohio.
Witness told OF an agreement
whereby special counsel was employed
by one company in its territory and
the expense was shared by all. He
was asked II campaign contributions
came under his observation. and he
replied that they did not. He never
heard Of money being paid to influence
legislators.
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Deny That oowIe I. P.raIy.ed.

III Paso. Tex.-Elijah Dowie and his
party arrived Sunday morning en- route
to the proposed colony at Tamaulipas.
Mexico. Members OF the party denied
that Dowie had been stricken with par
alysis. but admitted that he Is III.
Dowie was locked In the car all day.
everybody being denied admission. He
was not even seen. His Eecretary says
the colony plan includes the establish
ment OF steamer line to New York
and Europe and the founding Of gulf
port near Tampico.
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Neoroe. to Run AutomobiIe..

Nashvilles Tenn.-The' Union Trans.
portation Company has been organized
by the negroes OF Nashville and will
put in operation five automobiles for
the purpose of transporting negro pas
sengers to various parts of the city.
Some OF the leading negroes OF Nash
Vile are Interested in the venture and
claim to have ample capital.
Ever since the Jim Grow" street
car law went into effect the colored
population has been much dissatisfied
and the negro travel on the cars has
greatly decreased.
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Mons.n. vIn.Isss Potatoes.

Great Falls, Montana. At the
county fair which opened here Tues
day there is on exhibition what the In
ventor calls ''vineless potatoes"
Some three months ago d. D. Darst,
the discoverer of the new process for
producing potatoes, announced that he
could grow potatoes in from two to
three months In a special preparation
discovered by himself, In layers on top
of each other and without vines. His
experiments have been conducted in a
box eight feet square.
In the bottom OF this box layer OF
bursts preparation IL placed to the
depth Of three inches and number
or potatoes planted therein. Another
layer Of three inches u scattered over
these potatoes and more potatoes are
planted, In the usual mennets nna -
on until the freule - hlll. 4
ueafst claims that the boa naay ~
sbullt " aItncst ~ hee91t M lDys
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MexIean knIpht Pretests.

Mexico City.-Grand Master Juan
Jablo Sato Of the Mexican Knights
Templar, declares that he shall protest
to the proper authorities against the
establishment Of commandery OF for
eign knights Templar In this city. He
declares also that 1t Is absurd for the
new commandery to say that 1t will
not recognize the rights of Mexican
knights. of whom there are now 10000.
with communicates scattered all over
the republic.
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coIor.do Exhibit Brings settlers,

penyer.-It is stated that hve
hundred families will be brought
10 Colorado for settlement as the re.
suit Of six weeks work on the part OF
citation this fall. The association or
ranized o travelling exhibit Of Colorado
grains, grasses and vegetable and
fruit products month or more ago
ana sent Il on 1O.OO0-mile tour OF the
central states. In charge OF 2 compe-
rsctiv to the State Fair In each state,
where space was rented on the falr
Harnnnds' acrs m the exhibit placed IN d.
rsct conpst stitio9 with thoee fron me
}ceal state 4. I. !. +, \. I. !. /.
8 NJ 0ologa1u produots hAye tees ~
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Former coIoradan Indicted.

st. Louis.-The grand jury to-day in.
dlcted Frank Willis Card, formerly Of
Como. Colorado. on the charge OF .mur-
der in the nrst degree. It Is alleged
that July 25th Gard, who 10 one-legged
md married, thrice shot and Instantly
killed Mira. Beulah Craft. aged twenty,
wife Of Charles n Graft. Card and
Mrs, Gran. \ = alleged. had been m
Hiter kiliisx Nh. Graft. il i alleged.
Card flrsd 6svsfgl sAots into himself.
cssS G !. e &, Y! /! g g Z. hsvs -
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YES STORY.
pAHv's soN WAS HIS
eoNFEoERATE.
|F OMAHA KIDNAPPING
Butte, Montana. Pat Grove
|transs story-pseiarss that
|cudahy Suggested the Kid.
and Shared In Ransom

kraH0e s"es
cudahy Suggested the Kid.
and Shared In Ransom
lont.-Pat Grove. who was
ere Tuesday, was positively
by a man whose name Is
y the police. but who is said
rorked with Grove in the
) in South Omaha.
under arrest persists that
be and says he wants to so
ebraska and clear himself.
that there is- no law under
ran be prosecuted.
yor the first time. tho world
Ae facts OF the kidnapping OF
1ahy, In a signed statement
hous outlaw. Pat Grove. who
led last night by Detective
ncrney and Captain OF Po-
In McGrath.
Ag Is Groves own story:
first time I will tell the
k so-called kidnapping OF Cud-
Is and pages have filled the
|s OF the country for the past
but not one OF them ever
be truth.
month OF September. l think
ddie Cudahy met me at the
twentieth and Farnham and
had "a scheme by which each
d make money from his old
said: Pat. you gan make
thout turning n hnir. He
b lad OF sixteen years. and l
b. suggestion was so absurd
X It as mere ramblings OF n
he finally went INTO the
nrefully and with such evil
preparation I decided to zee
through. or at least to see
e boy would so with II.
u several times later and
nj Eddie was to disappear
To write the old man asking
for n ransom. This We de-
nut down TO $25. 900. took
in on the deal. Later | quit
pok another partner instead.
Tell you later. young Cudahy
OF the $4,000 the elder Cud-
|or ransom the night Eddie
Is released. took that S25.-
rhere II was deposited TO the
ERE Eddie Cudahy and my
krc waiting for me.
III the money Immediately.
Eddie Cudahy $4,000 In
hd then my partner and l
rest. After that we took
ahy to within "a block OF the
bme. guess young Cudahy
$4,000 with him then. l do
what he did with II. hid
all OF mine Is gone now"
3 of other parts OF his ca
H. said:,
happened to become u Grim
pf my life since the lsidnap-
gether another story. lwant
sever, at the time Of the kid
ief Donahue was accused OF
He was perfectly innocent.
ling about II. and IL an hon
= thing is that I was not the
to whom Eddie Cudahy
The proposition OF kidnapping
Ter to bleed the old man. He
sted II 10 u man named Rog-
hat man turned the proposi-
not the first time Pat Grove
(cided to let them catch him
from the terrible existence
pr all time a fugitive.
after the kidnapping ! re-
Omaha. having been In Eng
|outh Africa. for the purpose
myself up" he said. You
mber the time. and Of read
r that wrote an Omaha pa
p when the time came I
case had been taken out OF
OF the police and Pinkertons
private detectives were
1t. Then ] got frightened.
ID OF prison. I'd been In the
~ before, 30 l left Omaha
wing myself UP or without
int.
up here from Omaha two
to see by brother. Andrew
p you probably know here. I
ad left town. and going first
nber. Wyoming, and then
e. I have been staying
e. ] met Detective McGar-
d him who I was and asked
Tanted me. then yesterday l
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sk'nlsy Monur,n..

(ohio:-The executive com
Fhe Mckinley Memorial Az,
las announced that the cor
the monument will be laid
18th By Justice Day. The
the association are ex-,
e present, but there will bc
Concentration. That will
until the dedication Of tho
when Preeident Roosevelt
noted men ar e4pected to
I. !
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!, France German Aurssy,6ns. I

Paris. Premier Rouvier ehd f(14Se
Won Radolin, ths 0erma4 s11lA, (,
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
souTA TuNERlpeE.

Mrs. Anson Tucker is On the sick list.
Mrs. Fred Smith is better and able 70 be
out.
Mrs. z. \. Muzzcy returned TO her home
ia Canaan, n. d., Monday.
Coli. - Church ami daughter. Lizzie. OF
Warren are guests at G. L. Howe's.
NJ and Mrs. J. b. Kenworthv visited Al
Jerry huss Ia Royaiton last Thursday.
GEORGE ~. Flanders. Jr., Of Worcester
came ast Thursday 10 see his brother.
VIII q Is az his fathers here for q few
DAYS.
Al Tucker, son Of Cornelius Tucker
STUCK llycr three inches long info ~
tooi sunday. 10 had % be cut out by the
doctor
While Mrs. w. y. salter was ON Dsi-v
h..l last week wednesday. her borse ~
came frightened by q lamb running uuder
hlnl- The horse ran short distance.
throw lnz ner OUT. sha nas badly brgi.e8
ana pr collar bone aas cracked. shs s
gaining now
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

The announcement that tbe Mormon
church bias purchased The land III Roy
alton which century ago was the
homestead on which Joseph Smitn the
founder OF that sect, was born, re-
minds Is once more that Vermont
bears curious relation 60 Mormon
ism. Not only was smith the iUund-
ar. born iu this state. but Brigham
Young, .. great leader was also
NtrmOu-er. having been born in
Wlit.ngnlm. us peculiar eaiucl-
dence that the Vermont Of century
le1, dominated by tbe straittst sect 81
pIr.auIos thought, should haze given
birht8 tbe master minds of ~ orgaHl-
cation 10 at variance wltl all tor which
Kew Eu1 ud h stood .u fbe Geld 20
religion and morals With moug-
HeTt erected t1 the memory OF a man
of whom |eEw0urels are not "a aH
proud attention gain Tili he directed
rs fae Iaet tlat MOI q few 81 tbe 1u- 81
die common wealth who fought s
z8oi GIa ana who keHs tie ai.l
aavl n0 memorial So Adams Mess
seullI
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
TAKEN OFF CRUTCHEs AND
MADE TO WALK BY system
RENOVATCR.
Burlington, VI, APP 5 l@


Ma W INV avs AtH
DEAR DoCroR; i feel ] ough. 10 aris
you and, ten you Of the "a. god goar
remedy, system Reuoyator aH done fog
me. For ten years ! suffered Pc o
knows how much but mysa gu-
to three ofthe best physicians 9 Boston
and they an told me the sama Ding .H
had a catarrhal condition 81 ihe kaaa
and bladder ard that caused ry ra'a'
matism. was at one time iof moa,ai1
erutehes and how ! did suffer WITH pee
one knows but myself Then everything
/ would eat seemed 10 lay u uy .1l
like rock. was terribly coas.'gi.'
too. I started taking your System l-
vator and ] noticed the stools grew GAYS
and offensive as YOU stated and aa'-3
short time began 10 be relieved e. i-
pain and stomach trouble and can
today that am a perisetly wen nla I
have no rheumatism, no stomach ifaa.a.
and my bowels are porieeay regular ll
! have not felt so wen Tor years il-a.i "
you and System Renoyator
Yours very TRULY
h. Is ssuA
1m Wlurlst
Remember system Benon,or Is
under positive guarantee ii it ao-'
do for You all that is claimed. return "
box to your druggist and glt y2A a
back. trust To your honesty 11t a2 l.'
ask you to trust me, because ka0F ( i-
Il has done for others, il viii do ta' ~
months treatment, sli re daE Y.
ment, 80 cents; months
25 cents. For sale by all druggists 2 -
land II yol desire fur.ha a.aini.'..
regarding your particular eA y
write
J. W. MERRoN, A.ue
BurHa 5n y"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
WHY ONE 1850 VEII
HOW TO OVERCOME THE llvpm
OF THE WARM SEASON
Winter Confinement Uses n
Strength Of the Blood and Sim. ~
Body Full Of ImnuritIs.

Why do we feel out Of sorts i,..
the hardships OF winter are over wa
out door world begins 10 ~ s,. sla u
We are feverish and listless ana ass'sl
while nature all about as ID ~. VA
fresh life, and the contradiction W
US. paaa
The explanation is after all not o..
cult. In winter the air Of the elosa gu
in which we spend so much NJ N igens
does not furnish enough oxvgsn w.
lungs to burn out the foul msftsr y "
blood. Everyone knows the unoo. Y u
able feelings that follow the brsott;llllis
bad air and that are cured IN ing
opening a window for a short fix. 'illi
worst effects, however, are tboso ~
are stored up and do not appear al obe sN'
In the cold season we do not exerciss
much and the skin and kidneys NJ =.
throw of the waste matter as freelv ny ~
whole system gets elogged Just al -
chine does when it is not cleaned n. M
frequency. The stomach does its ~. al
feebly and gets less nourishment ~ Nv |,
the food. So there is weakness Ivy NV. y
where, weak organs, weak muscles ~.
nerves.
When the warm weather comes a
system is found to be OVERLOADED ~.
poisonous matter, and too feeble N az W
il off. Relief can be had only tb,a1..
the use of. "a remedy that will pro1-.l-
and thoroughly purify aud Strengthen n.
blood, and the one best adapted h, ~
purpose is the great blood tonic KNOW ~ !
DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
"They acted like magic in my case . ii,
Mrs. Wilde. 81 was weak and Min ~
could not sleep. My stomach and rsrT-
were out of order. ] can't describe H.
miserable / really was. / dragged tbro5,,
six months of feebleness, growing wes1s
all the time until finally hadn't slreBr,
enough to leave my bed.
"Ihen glad day came, the day whsnl
began to take DR.. Williams Pink Pm,
They made me feel strong right awav. N
appetite came back, took on flesh an
the color returned to my cheeks. peo,l
wondered that these pills did for me Vi,
the doctors couldn't do. | took ony
few boxes and then 1 was perfectly vi
II had not found this wonderful nusf
/ surely think that ! must have wasted !
death. Believing firmly that these rl'
saved my life by the strength which thg
gave me at critical moment, unbs
tatingly recommend them to Others
Mrs. Clara l.. Wilde lives az No 2
Farnsworth avenue, Detroit, Mich. Ban
dreds OF others unite with her IN tesah
ing that DR.. Williams Pink Pills build 3
strength even when nature seems eln
pletely exhausted, and reach the ot91
cause Of troubles that puzzle the best p1T
sicians. When promptly used, one or %
boxes will generally give the right o-
10 the system.
DR.. Williams Pink pills DO not PIX
duce false strength as some alcoholic pa
arations do. These pills do not coniaa
single grain Of any harmful drug lh
give strength that lasts. They may BED
tanned at any drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
DR.. KENNEDY
FAV0RITE
= REMEDY
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

DR.. David Kennedy's FAYORITE REM
EDYis not a disguised enemy Of the human
race; where it cannot help, it does not
harm. II is composed Of vegetable ingre-
dents and does not heat or infiame the
blood but cools and purifies it. In all cases
Of Kidney troubles, Liver complaints, Con-
stipation Of the Bowels, and the delicate
arrangements which aiiiict women, the ac-
ton Of DR.. Kennedy's FAY0RIIE REM
EDY is beyond praise. Thousands OF
grateful people voluntarily testify TO this,
in letters to DR.. Kennedy; and with a
warmth and fullness of words which mere
business certificates never possess. IL
makes no drunkards-excuses no crimes
breaks no hearts. In its coming there is
hope. and in its wings there Is healing.
We challenge a trial and are confident Of
the result. Your druggist has it. ONE
DOLLAR a Bottle. Bear in mind the
name and address: DR.. DaUtd KENNEDY,
Rondout, New York.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
where DISEASE GERMS Breed
no Need to Fear "oerms" if the Stomach ~
Healthy

The ideal breeding rlsee fof de
germs iss weak stomach end dIzesas
system. Tbe food- instesd 70 being assil#-
lated, turns into q sour ms, ferreutiae
mass. causing sls, distress after eaitne.
5lcatiur, nausea ard Estulcucy. Tie
poisonous germs that ore given OF lr0m
bis undiel f9od enter the blood, and
3lmples. coils and biotchad skin g the Is.
sult. Nervousness aud sisaulessness cone
more ofte1 from weakened digestion ths6
srom any other one cause.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

$50 ordinary I16
& lGts aHut
% H eIi-1-r tt
thrt rthas ara
81 The s.rrar. 5 r-7
the scIar-n MS
ihe t4a ulrls g She stomach.
aA-o-n guarantee cure feraIf sis-
eases q the stomach. u.rv e--g .
guarantee being given tg Fred q. BRYAN.
aanao-n1' wth every package De sens
asres.ns U refund the money should ne
refesy not give perfect satisfaction. Us
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
Ten Years "a sed

n. A. Gray, >. r., 0akvue, Ind, writes.
.tor ten years ] was confined Go my bed
with disease of mV kidneys. 70 Yves So
severe that ] could mot move part Of the
time ] consulted the very best medical
SKIN available, but could get no relief
until Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-
mended 20 me- il has been Godsgnd 10
me" Sold by Drew s. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Roosevelt will pay his own travelling
expenses in future instead OF accepting
eourtesies rendered by the railroads.
This places him beyond all feeling OF
undue obligation, and is proper
course and a good precedent for all
public officials to follow.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

1t now looks as il Vermont would
loose Supt. of Education Ranger.
Waterbury Record.
We didn't suppose that Supt. Ranger
ever got tight.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Frankly, the less said about the
nwhite serfsn business the better Tor
all ned.-Ludlow Tribune.
Weagree heartily. 1t was a despi-
cable chapter that should remain
closed forever.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Minimum charge is SOC
Additional Rates for special position.
Beading notices, double rate.
Legal and Local Advertising.
Liberation. posting ana estrsy notices, ~ Tor
9eeks estate notices s2i special lega notices Zoe
Ger line for weeks, obituarief-ordinRry length,
III ana 20 copies furniehed resolutions Soc; cards
Of thanks 25c unsolicited poetry, &c. per line Mo-
tees In Want column or At head OF any town cor
respondent Zoe. per line hrst insertion when i've
lines OF less are used. When more than hVe, ad-
ditionRl lines at &C. each. Subsequent Insertions,
Sc per line II three lines or more are taken. IL
not iOo per line per week for three weeks, after
that &c. per lire.
l.. II. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
Randolph, VI.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

The displacement Of the two collect
ors causes a visible mountaineering at
st. Johnsbury. where the attenuated
form OF Alex Dunnett reaches almost
to the quivering district attorneyship
plum hanging just above his lips.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Governor Bell has appointed his toll
bridge commissioners and everyone Of
them Is from the least side" Any
politics in that Hardly for, come to
think of it, the Connecticut is an least
side enterprise md the only chance to
bring In a "west side view OF this sit
nation is from the New Hampshire side
OF the river ESt Johnsbury Repubh-
can.
How handy It is to have an editor
right in the family
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Chronic bronchial troubles and summer
coughs cam be quickly relieved ard cured
hy toley's Honey and Tar. sold ty DItU
& Lconatd. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Curtis Emery OF Chelsea is generally
receiving the congratulations Of the
press Of he state upon the success
which has attended his candidacy Tor
.he position of collector Of customs for
this district We add our congratula-
lions 10 the others and are glad that
the honor has come 10 man OF our
county Bradford Opinion.
1t is certain that The Opinions wen
meant Fluctuations win be duly appre-
Cilted By the collector-to-be,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

The question oiadVertlsing Vermont
as a summer resort appears 20 us to be
extremely simple. Let those hotels
and farmers who desire TO take sum
mer quests make known their desires
in the classified advertising columns Of
the metropolitan dailies Then If the
guests are satisfied the business viii
grow almostOf itself Yermonts bills,
forests, lakes and rivers viii make
good our claims for scenic beauties
II our housekeeping Is up to date our
guests will be satisfied aud comeagain.
A little wen directed advertising viii
20 a long way, if We have the goods TO
back it And we have Lyndonyille
journal
a simple business arrangement for
advertising Vermont to city people
would succeed we are sure Reach
them ia their homes through the city
newspapers, BY bill board and car
signs and possibly by circulars We
are convinced that scores ana perhaps
hundreds OF our landlords farmers and
resort owners could be interested in
the proposition, If handled BY some
live and reputable advertising agency
that presented tin reasonable way
GLOW can I advertise for summer
boarder. ISL question often asked by
Vermonters, and If someone were TO
point The way, at reasonable eXpendi-
ture. the problem wonld be solved
Who viii start the Vermont Summer
outing Advertising agency
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