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THOMAS w. LAWSON,
Boston, Mass, U. s. A


4S;. adding %! to The output very materially
assay oIiice It Seattle. and it is Sc estimatedlthat
the entire output, coming by way Of Seattle
this n @ seas0n & Will be between S2o.00o.ooo and
''i'S.'WSHiid TSe Via Goose Company /. increasing it's
9n On the VTxns and Frisco claims
viz Scosey s ss 'Res Vaasas
be much
6n soo y cr..f r.ofa ss Up SS.. SShs c FOOD
Ssss sauy :fen GOOD a SEESS Ia. e
on the KhedIve while West Creek is making
Work on Sphir h.s been retarded by stormy
Fsh River ssd Nes K1E fhsre sss e Hspis plensS
of RSns oss 70 and sseeni i0 f.
81 et aoas hns se'
on Prnas *siss i..ndp dpfa' is msfns SRsaas shs
ins 2 sevsrsi hYndrfd tons The nh,
ooSIe. 4 smsisIns plant has been added spd
fe and smsiter @ 6sns on 'i4ea tideSater MAKES the
handns TSI Of l0 0rs and mstte very cheap ,n,
having left Fairbanks and other camps.
ns ahs hs Hd s @ .sa Rs, cent s tvsns t% tee m.:
vide. Stampeders are taking supplies from
tAKk REGION IRON MINES
,DULurH. MINI; Aug. 24...The, openins
n < Hanns I Co. have Just opened a small
ses S sRp ssy: r On Sdbs hs sosd .n
called +. AisssndEis i s!sS grade @ bsssemer. nsse
Of clevsand i. beSinnlns Ft to op open n0mpsy neS
mine in seotlen ss-Ss-i?, Mesaba Range. It
win be an underground IN property and q shaft
aoP PSe RspSSc I iron snd stsel company /.
operating Its Petit mine. which Is practically
60 s.s das .sr ss asoa as.SS a9a eons
that have probably passed their maximum.
we'll Worked Sus This ne s and d. the Gnion Gerfo
BY the sombAnyi are both idle this year.
M n'Fs ses ess s
and i,s'eR s Wilt ms. Il: vfsH.t ss .s1 sse .%. af
Mines that were flooded out last week have
BSs Ss n. %on
CURED n u. e..s f.S ~ 4 SsrIsas ps!ns:.
~eSt Out body See;u.s nsan so@e e other nsss %ss
bad frn an .dssnss II Q. the Mssa6.
harvest *: dsIs.a hslss st.,.. ,t.. corDor,,,on ia
likely to secure . lease on the volunteer
nine 6slonsSnx en- to s ex-senator \ Alser Of
but dropped II otter chipping out the oiS i
had ~ has been t1poEsd
ests. but has not been held very long by any.
il produces an ore that has not been In vogue
but ts % mSw coming Ssal. IN. and that should be of
myth otSs! psr.s q shs Palmer district, in which
The Volunteer Y ~ hstaatsd are coming in FOR
;here hsur a.. esc % nS Is. srs esn
Bcssemers, gcod for mixing with the higher
grade, Mesabss. and are cheaply mined and
COLORADO.
coLos49o sssIsos. Avg: S A. 49, good sized
:s.sn SS S. ~, = us Sf 5 efs Ss in the Gold Sow
tor sena mine. ssr Lawson. Showed % 81 Ine eses. e
The stYs 3Irsa 3D., group Of claims, George:
as bs n SsT Yofa * e.p
<, large now Of natural gas was, struck
the Govern INT building for nirr irrisson sion
purpossS Ihe M STRIKE s 80 waS made ma at the t9n-
AZ A. v: .s: as, & i:sap viii
at crpps f .sI * vas % .Sipped e to the Rhs EiIef
s%sf' *. ~ :ss ees 5%ss
H.yS e ,::ss oq .As ss.en nine .
recently bcNSht 4 for 800" a,,s He expects 70
The sun., 1905-08-28
SEVENTH ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
of
The HockinE valley Railway COMPANY

Columbus. Ohio August 81. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
q the Stockholders of THE HOOKING VALLEY
RAILWAY COMPANY, for the election of Directors.
a. may lawfully come before the meeting 0nclud-
Ing the ratification OF all acts of the Board OF Di.
rectors. and all committees thereof since the last
meeting Of stockholdcrs) will be beld at the once
Of the Company. Spahr Building. Columbus. Ohio,
The stock transfer books will be closed at the
once S OF MessIs. J. p Morgan Company, as ven
W, 1905, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. and Will reopen on
Wsdnesdsy. October 4th, 1905, at 10 o'clock A. N.
W. N. COT~T. Secretary.
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~>>~~~.->o~~>-~N~o.0OVNo oS~N>e-o~~~~~o~~>e-<>
MINE PUMPS.

.cTTHS EpS sLoSzN q S dSE ExSysE GxSERGS SSi7,o.
r.esosy uss IN ovef tss world siss Z sanSiS|. | @ prooi
Of their merit and cchtrm the oiaim for their
s. Z; s 70
pumps On the market 70 day. and while 6ften iml
lated are never eqvalsd FOR proof. inauirs Of sSy
Pnes. wTits any Of our rss'dsas sesss', q d,Fses
4 ~. : e.s sasEssa:s e s1sK re- ". s'. Fss.1ks +
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tnE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CON.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
The Twenty fourth Annual Meeting of the Share
Directors 70 take the places Of the retiring Drec
3n and the Transaction Of business generally.
esxt, At the principal ONCE Of the Company a.
ASntreal, at Twelve o'clock noon.
a, The Common Stock transfer books will close in
sontreal. New York and London at p. NJ. on
fndAy. September 1. The Preference Stock books
a. al books will Be roopened on Thursday. 6th
BY order Of tho Board
v CHARLES DRiNKwATER. Secretary.
= montreal. August 1, 1906
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Dlvision-Supreme Cour.-Reoess
Supreme Court-Special Tsrm.-Pan l. Motion
calendar called at 1880 A. n. Part II. FL parte
matters.
Surroeates' Court-Chambers. opens at
1890 A.. N. For probate. wills Of Sander Kohn
Joseph Y. McDonal4. at 70 A., N, Augusta Eising
Bohincke. Joseph a. Gillet, John Spevak At 1880
A. NJ. Trial Tcrm.--No day calendar.
City Couit-Special Term.-cour opens at 10
A. N. Motions.
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Il1lillS Christensen & Co 926 to 93l Drexel Bldg
P

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE OUTSTANDING
So BONDS OF THE NEW JERSEY & HUDSON
RIVER RAILWAY AND FERRY COMPANY
SECURED BY IT'S MORTGAGE DATED MARCH
FIRST. 1900:
Notice is HEREBY GIVEN by the above named
Company OF It's election TO redeem all OF Its out
standing First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds
win b. made upon said bonds at the once OF the
Trustee United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. S. Cedar Street. Manhattan Borough. New
FORK City at the rate OF 1907 OF the par OF said
bond, together with all accrued and unpaid In
ter-st. Holders OF said bonds are notified to pre-
sen, them for payment at said once on the nrst
day of Sepe emher. 1905. on which day all Interest
on said bonds will cease.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. NJ. TAYLOR President.
Dated July list. 1905
Referring 10 the above notice. the undersigned
beg 10 announce that they are prepared TO an
sicIpate the redemption OF the above bonds either
for cash or In exchange for the New jersey Hud-
son River Rail way Ferry Company's First Mort
gage ~ Bonds. due March. 1880.
MlLLETT ROE HAGEN,
8 Broad ST.. New York.
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a !.E tna r: such :ss
Sp sS:s s,sss wv x upon exactly th' same basis
g sa 3, sfsS,i s. Y:
81 ~: ANS, sss:
; .as; s.IsHIss sssissa sss
a.. and N, .sresa BY ~ y p:s ~:
Nh. e. .ss IS .s.s. e over
Wopld-be participants must distinctly
undefstand that this pool Is purely and
simply speculation and in no way an
investment. and as the stock gamblers at
present lined up on the other side Of
(Coppefs) may give me more strenu-
ous battle than expect, and as the en-
tire anount Of pool subscriptions may
bs lost, regardless Of any break in Cop
per, the Metal, I emphatically advise
against any one participating who is not
prepared eheerfully to lose every dollar
OF CALMING the profit, which ! anticipate
will be 80 to 200 per cent. on the total
sum risked.
This warning is notice to all my friends
and to all who have advantageousfy or
disad*antageously followed my advice
on stocks Of my position on copper and
on "Coppers.
l exempt Copper Range and one or
two other copper stocks, because Of
peculiar conditions surrounding them,
from the coming break.
All subscriptions must be accompanied
by certified check made to the order Of
Thomas W. Lawson, Trustee, and ad-
dressed to
HoMA8 w. LAWSON,
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PUBLIC NOTICES,

WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY-Abls bodisd ua
married men between ages Of u and .; citizens
habits, who can speak read and write EnSiisS.
EfG,R FSr ln9r%op 9 apply o h;t
Ave. asos Eighth Ave. N. Y. or Ses Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1905-08-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises Sis Sun sets. .s1S Noon rises. .So4 Ts
- AIoH vAf1A TINS DAT.
Ssndy Hook .Sl4 Gov. I'd. -. .b+SHe Gate. 10
ArrivsA-SuNDAY. Aug. a.
IS HAMBURG Hamburg. Aug. II.
IS City Of Washington, Tanpioo. Aug.js. 10
- NiASaYa, Cienfuegos. Aug. II. wS
81 Monroe Norfolk Aug. 70. . ~
SIS Go,daboro PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10.
. ARAIvIp OUT.
81 BsrbArossa. from New York at CheEbourG
81 PrtnE oskar, from New. York al Gibraltar. ..,s.
sAnlD 1DoH 1oRRIoN PoRTs
IS New York. from Cherbourg for New YORK.
IS Lucania. from Quseustown for New YORK.
, Ss Potsdsm from boulogne for New York.
So Bremen. from cherbourg for New York
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THE DELAWARE Z HUDSON COMPANY.

A au.rteriy dividend Of one HNb Three.
QUARTERS uNS) PER CENT. on the capital
:soet Of this Company vii! Be paid at the once Of
and after Friday. September is, 1905. The trans
fer books will be closed from the close OF business
70 Day until the morning Of Saturday. September
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER. TreasureE
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EDWARD BRUSH, Secretary.


AMERICAN SHELTERS SECURITIES CO.
,t q eTosdy1ys New York CITY. August 18Th. 1905
The dlrectos Of the American Smcl,ers Securities
COMPANY have this day declared . quarterly divi
fered Capital stock, ser1es s. Of the com psny,
paya1l: September is!. 1905 70 stockholdey Of
The books for the transfer Of the Preferred
stock, Sshe: B. Of the company will close at three
ociocs F.; n: August 25th. 1905. and reopen Sep
EDWARD BRUSH, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO,

UNION PACiFIC RAILROAD CO.
A DIVIDEND OF
S7S0 Per share ON the Common stock,
o. this Company has been declared. payable q the
on or after October 1906 to stockholders Of record
al the close Of business August 70, 1906
The stock transfer books will be closed at p
on August %. 1905. and Will be reopened al 10 A. II
on October II 1905, the day after the date iixed
for the annual meeting OF stockholders.
Stockholders who have not already done % arc
requested to promptly file mailing orders for diy,.
dends with the undersigned from whom blank
orders can be had on application.
FREDERIC V. s. CROSBY, Treasurer
The sun., 1905-08-28
SHELTERS SECURITIES G

AMERICAN SHELTERS SECURITIES CO.
p BTosdyay Neg York CITY; August 18th, 1905.
The directors Of the American Smelters Securities
Company have this day declared quarterly divi !.
dend OF one and one half per cent on the Preferred
Capital Stock. Series A. Of tho company, payable
September ls! 1905. 70 stockholders OF record st
'n1se re- O'Clock =: N. August 2sth. 1905.
inc books for the transfer OF the Preferred
Stock. Series A. of the company. Will close at three
O'Clock p M. August 26th. 1905. and reopen Sep.
PDwApD ppr-Su c.,-....,
The sun., 1905-08-28

AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE CO.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 81.
dividend lNo: si OF one per cent. on the Com.
mon Capital Stock of the American Graphophone
Co. will be paid September Is. 1905 to stock
of record September l.. By order Of the Directors.
EDWARD d. EASTON. President.
The sun., 1905-08-28

Louisiana 4 Arkansas Railway Company
First Mortgage S% Gold Bonds.
Coupon No. 9, due September 1, 1906, will be paid
at maturity at the once OF
FISK Z ROBINSON. ~ Cedar ST.. N. r.
j. A. BUCHANAN. Secretary and Treasurer.
The sun., 1905-08-28
OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.


ATTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADvER-
I. ta aaENr r IN THE CITY RECORD OF August
h. Rp S.pscmber 7, 1905. Of the confirmation BY
s",.,oard soard OF Assessors and tho entering In the
eau Ior the Collection Of Assessments and
GrSTrSS OF assessments for LOCAL IMPROVE
~ . u the BOROUGH OF QUEENS:
faSr WARD. ACADEMY STREET-SEWER,
Grand dsisnd HsdA Avenue 70 point go feet south OF
,MSswtown Avenue and Flushing Avenue.
iAvsM.EST STREET-sEWER. from Flushing
SeWWp9se to Hoyt Avenue. DAVIS STREET
"Alroad tracks
|, c, EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
Ivy o' New York. August 2S, 1905.
ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER.
y A1totsNr 10 S.Ni IN THE CRY RECORD Of August
lM. S,SSr SSrpIembcr 7, 1906, OF the confirmation by
ior iSn Court and the entering In the Bureau
,ei ssse,, @ objection Of Assessment and Arrears
TITLE ,Mmcnt for OPENING AND ACQUIRING
iouGH 70 nr The , following named Place In the BoR.
l~opfniWSaRp, SECTION II. BELMONT PLACE
Conn,M!LHG. from 8rd Avenue TO Arthur Avenue.
0o August n, ipS 80
! On, EDWARD % Comptroller.
= ~" o! New York : ... .N.' - -.
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The Ann Arbor Railroad Company,
Manhattan Hfe Building,

m. annual mees,nn ~ shs ,eShoISsls nc ~ n.
S Sen Arhor Railroad Company will be held At the
s,so VrSe OF the Company. Dursnd. Michigan on Sep
a0n t Of Directors and the transaction Of any and
meeting. b. &. fATE, Secretary.
The sun., 1905-08-28
THE OUTSIDE. MARKET.

Z dividend. fEx rights.
The sun., 1905-08-28

Boston, August %, 1905.
The sun., 1905-08-28

SEAfrLE. Wash. Aug. 2i-Steamships on
all the lines have all the business they can
is responsible for this lively movement north,
and the indications are that business will
increase to a greater extent than ever before
amount OF the freight for the Tansne l. now
going in by way, of St. Michael and the Yukon.
the steamers piyinx on the YutSn bslns In
The usual amount Of gold dust ,is uomtpS out
from the older districts. vhlie, the new Xmps
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14

Preparations for Montpelier's centennial
celebration OF its selection as the state
capital are being rapidly perfected foI
October 1.
The opening event will be the Centonni-
al ball in Armory hall The night Of the 30,
with Nilder's foil orchestra furnishing
music, and ali arrangements on the most
liberal scale.
The sunrise sallte viii be fred by a de-
tachment OF cadets from Norwich uniyer-
sity, and there viii be program of patri-
otie songs 10 the state house. The address
OF the day will be delivered By Hon. Jo-
seph A. DeBeer, president Of the National
Life Insurance company.
The parade 10 the afternoon will be one
OF the largest and Gn7st ever seen Ia the
state. The o -ganir9fip4s to take part, a.
FAR a. al present known, are the cavalry
and artillerr from Sort Ethan Allen.
members Of n @. d. r., National Guard
troops uattailon Of cadets from Norwich
university, school hatlalious OF the city,
Patrilrehs Militant, Knights Templar.
Improved Order % Red Aien and Modern
Woodmcu Of America.
The contract for the decoration OF the
state house and grounds AID OF the prin-
cipal streets calls for the finest display
ever seen In Montpelier and the fireworks
In the evening are TO be elaborate and ar
ranged with special reference TO the occa-
sion.
George X Putnam Of Montpelier IL
chairman OF this enter ginmeut committee,
to VIII an indivituals ac organizations
should MAKE Application.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14

will lend an element of interest to a
canvass that had promised to be dull.
What strength he or his issues have
viii be developed in due season.
Mr. Clement has perfect right to
be a candidate for this or any office.
1t will be a mistake for his opponents
to disclose in feeling toward him for
the step he has taken. Mr.. Clements
worst handicap is the fact that he
bolted in 1902, while his rival, Fetch
er d. Proctor, submitted then to the
party's mandate and did his duty in
the Republican ranks. That element
still strong in many parts of the
state-which has poor opinion of To-
cal option and regards Mr.. Clement as
the chief apostle OF that principle will
not naturally be attracted to his sup
port. However, he deserves tair
treatment, and he will receive it from
this paper, though it will not support
him in the coming canvass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
RoxnuRY.

II. @. vanDeusen has been quite III the
past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Howe were in Ram
dolph Sunday.
There was a corn-roast at n. ID. Riee's
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Nichols were in
Granville Sunday.
Ed. Young is visiting at Geo. Young's,
also Frank Merrill.
Miss Nina Brown returned from Europe
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Hail gave a lecture on Japan at
Montpelier last Friday evening.
Allen Flint and Geo. Flint OF Braintree
were in town on business Monday.
Mrs. J.. II. Winch and son. Cecil. OF
Mortified were guests in town Sunday.
Frank spalding has returned from st.
Johnsbury, where he has been visiting rel
atives.
Miss Madeline sowles went to Randolph
Monday morning to attend the high
school.
L. Webb aud Miss Mary Webb OF East
Granville were guests at Theodore Ken
dall's Sunday.
A few OF the ladies from this place called
on Mrs. Webb at East Granville last week
Wednesday, it being her nInetieth birth
day.
5. G. Butterfeld, Miss Mary Butterfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Ellis and little
daughter visited in East Braintree re-
Gently.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14

Geo. Burroughs still remains very SICK
Frank Merrill has been visiting in town.
MISS Maud Hosford has returned to New
York.
Chas. H. Bigelow OF Brookfield was in
town Friday.
There was a moving picture entertain
ment at the hall Friday evening
Ed. Church and wife have dissolved
partnership and he has posted her.
DIR. Warner OF Washington was in town
last week soliciting orders for his reme-
dies.
Chas. Simpson, wife and Edith returned
TO Manchester, N. H., last week. lie Il In
poor health.
Mrs. Caspar Moulton and Charles Avery
have been visiting their sisters al the
White Mountains,
+. w. Thurber and wife have each been
having the pleasure Of visit from sister
from Concord, n II.
Mr. and Mrs. Linus Edison, Z. J. Hutton,
Ellis Bohonon and Abe Jacobs were at
Sherbrooke fair last week.
Erdix Swift from East Barre has moved
TO the Farewell house In the Robie district
and is working In the mines.
Mrs. Kenyon has moved to Barre. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Josie Hill, and two daughters.
Loren Emery and wife have returned
home after months absence. lie Is snf-
fering from rheumatism In bis shoulders.
Mr.. McCIaue preached his last sermon
last Sunday and returns to Yale uniTer-
sity. Our church IS without any pastor
again.
Mrs. Victor Colby Is still very ill., Her
infant son, two days old, died sept. I'd.
She is cared for by his mother, Mrs. Mary
Colby.
Mrs. Della Coyle and three children
have returned to their home m somer-
VILE, Mass, also Grace sliney and Louis
Stirling.
The Meadow church was represented at
the yearly meeting at Washington BY Rev.
W f. Harding and wife, Plumley Norris
and wife.
Herbert Wilson took a large load OF
young people to Copperfield Saturday, the
boys to participate IN bail game and the
girls 10 witness il.
Fred Hutton and wife were in Water
bury last week to visit her father, Rodney
Childs. They report that he is no better
mentally, but quite well physically.
l.. d. Heath and his sister, Mrs. Fellows
Merrill, +. w. Thurber and wife were In
Falrlee last week Wednesday to attend the
annual Heath and Thurber reunion held
at Abel Heath's.
Arthur Sargent goes next week TO Mead
willie, Penn, 10 take theological course IN
the college located there. He Is preparing
for the ministry and then will 90 10 for
eign lands for his future labors.
Schools began in town last Tuesday with
nearly the same list Of teachers as in the
spring, with three exceptions, Edna Sax
by 81 South Corinth, Ethel Fits az Cor
NTH and Jennie Mckenzie at West Cor
NTH.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14

One or two contemporaries think
Sheriff Peck blaneless Tor his part in
the Batchelder interview with Mrs.
Rogers because, as they allege, the
murderess was in the custody Of Super-
intendent Lowell, and not the sheriff.
As a prisoner in the death cell, await
ing execution CD the morrow at the
hands OF the sheriff, there may be some
ground tor a difference Of views on
this point. Peck and Lowell seem to
have exercised joint authority, any
how, and Peck is Justly censurable for
anything he did, with Lovell's knowl-
edge and consent. that violated the
rules or prophecies governing the
occasion. OF course Lowell Is also
blameWorthv.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
CLEMENT A CANDIDATE.

Hon. Percival W. Clement of Rut-
land last week announced himself a
candidate Tor the Republican guberna-
torial nomination next year His an
nonncement took the form Of public
letter, as follows -
To the Republican Voters and Citi-
zens OF Vermont:
| have been asked 10 be a candidate
for the nomination for the office of
governor at the next Republican state
convention. The time seems now at
hand when it is tair to my friends to
state nv position. answer the ques-
ton. Yes, | am a candidate
| did not care to enter into a purely
personal canvass Tor the governorship,
but If my views OF state affairs, which
are fairly we'll known, meet with the
approval OF the voters, / should con-
slider it an honor TO be selected to car
ny them into effect 50 far as 2 Yer
mont governor can.
As a result Of discussion and inves-
tiQatiOn we are upon the eve OF a COM
plete change In the business methods
81 our state departments. Ii this
change is properly made. retrench-
ment in state expenses an9 a better
administration OF state affairs viii
naturally follow. No private corpora
tion would for a moment think Of
adopting the Vermont plan OF tran
sacling its business. When this
change was first suggested, it was rid
lcnled in some quarters, but now the
question is how best to effect 3 remedy
The large amount which would be
annually saved TO the state when a
proper system OF purchase supervision
and accounting IS inaugurated will be
available tor internal improve nents,
and know of none that can be made
with greater benefit to all classes than
a system OF permanent roads, opening
up our mountain regions to the main
tnoroughtares OF travel.
believe the local option license
law, which prohibits when the people
30 vote, or brings in a revenue ii the
people 80 elect. should be retained and
perfected
II is not my ambition or purpose to
iuild mp or foster any political ma
,hine. hut il am nominated and
lected ! shall undertake 10 give the
tate q business administration and
the taxpayers q square deal.
(Signedl
PERCINAL NJ. CLEMENT.
Rutland. Sept I, 1905
Mr. Clement is an interesting per
onality. and his candidacy, which
vii doubtless be attended by stump
NC trips and spectacular methods,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
sHERBuRNE.

ReuNsn Ranger visited at F. NJ. Plum
ley's lsst Friday.
VIII Heath Of Braintree was peddling in
town the tirst Of the week.
5. 7. Achenbach went to East Barre sat
urday Tor two weeks stay.
Alton Upper and silss shippey started
out with meat cart Saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Plumley and children Wis
tied m Pittstield Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Piumley aud Mrs.
A. G. Plumley and children are visiting at
Munson, Mass, this week.
Ms. Mary i. Hale and family returned
to South Boston last week after spending
the summer AZ Ed. Curriers'.