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The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
SltERIEES SALE.

No o6,i-'n First Iudicia' District
Cout II Cad'o Parish. louisiana
Wil'er 4 Mark, 10. Katie Adams
and Husband
r. virtue II a writ II 6tvi facia>, g.
ne issued in shc above entitled and
numbered >uN. by the Honorable First
Judicial District Court II la,sdo Pay
;>l1. luui>iana. I have seized and will
80 ~ SAFE. at pubic auction. for cash.
2cc'rding o. 'av, this property is 20 be
>oi' subject o. 1eneft - aprsasenent,
l. the principal No1h fo4 e Che coust
1ou>e od Caddo Parish. in the City OF
Shreveport. La. during ne Regal homs
for sales. on
SATURDAY, JULY =. ,eos:
'o.s fourteen and 6iteen ,1A and 1sD Of
block fve - uf me ]. n Howea sub
disi>ion of the city 81 Shreveport. Ia.
with an buildings and improvements
thc3eoa.
Said property seized as belonging 20
ne defendants and 20 b. sold to satisfy
The debt as specified IN the said writ in
she sum of three hundred io,1ass with
legal interest from June -. 1909 ness a
credit Of one hundred and forty dol1ars,
and al costs Of che suit including ten
PEI cer atsosney's0 fees on amount
sued fos.
s. J. WARD.
Sheriff Of Caddo Parish la
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
FINANCIAL STATEMFN

The Financial Statement of the city of
Shreveport, published in pamphlets by
the comptroller, c. G. Rives, by author
ity of the council, is creditable in the
highest degree. In the pamphlet is en-
bodied information which is valuable
and interesting. ri
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

Very true, and the child as well al the
average man when burnt do not take
kindly to fire. The complications Of the
Equitable have strengthened The system
of fraternal insurance beyond computa-
tiOn
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

sir (36Ds township swenty~one g2l),
sange sixteen 100, situatel in che par
ish Of Caddos louisiana
Said property seized as belonging to
and east fractional half Of section thirtys
the defendant, D. Co Richardson, ana 60
be SOLD 70 satisfy the DEBT as specified
in ahe said WRIT in the SUM Of seventy
six do'ars and hty-eig't cents, and an
costs Ot che suit.
S. J. WARD
Sheriff n Caddo Parish, la.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

Published three times a week, on Sun
day morning, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon, at the Simon Build
ing, Shreveport, La, by tIle Cau-
casian & Carney Brothers Printing
Company, Limited, proprictors.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
asst o CIos&

Sulphur, 7. T., May 27-The Sulph1n
National institute closes Juno &C win
a hlg barbecue and picnic. The citi-
zens donated ten beeves and sS5, while
the town furnished s135. This is the
last of the Indian schools to be- closed
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

In refusing to pardon ballot box
stuffer from Missouri, President Roose-
welt did very creditable act and set an
example which can be emulated to the
advantage of the people in all the States
Mansfield Journal.
A very commendable act.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

tie; Jones Mis-. Viola: yone> Mis-
Emma Jones' Miss Carrie; James, Mis-
tlillie: Jackson Mrs. Cora.
Kelly. Mis-. Laura F.; Fitzpatrick. MI
lKa,e.
Lanibre. NJ: and Mrs Ursin9 laral
Mrs. Bette Lewis Miss Nettie; Long
Mis-. li>zic5 Lunner, MIS- \. Az Lii
ne. Mrs. E. G. (pkg).
NcGee, Mrs. ". A.: NcCarty, Mr..
2 NJ: Mckinney. Mrs. Iucinda: Nal
sard, Ms. [. c.; May. Ms. Augustus
Miller, Miss Mvron; Mills, Miss Katie
| Mooney. Ms. Mildred; Moore. sIrs
Josie.
Nuto17 Miss vrrginia5 Nash, Nr>
lottc
] palmer. N'.>. sa,ah Pain. Miss Dora
PIERCE sIr~. Maggie: P;trtie, Miss fda
Portwood. Nr>. Norma.
Rohsca. Rosie: Robin >on, Mis- c..
nelia: Robin>on, Mr. ana Mrs. K.
Range. Nrs Fanny: Roam. Miss Car.
rle &
Stewart. Mrs.. Fasnic: Sim. Mrs
Nattic: Smith, MIS- ad1inc: Smith
Mrs. Geneva: Sims. Ms. ". E.
Ehonas. Ann l.; T1nnes. Mrs. Odes-
sa.
Wic*>. Mrs. Ninn;e: Watson. Mr.
ana Mrs. R.; White, Miss Sasah; WI
hams. Mrs. VIM.
Young. Senenna
GENT1ENExs LIST
Armsterd, Ann.
Bates Franz Brown Henry: Bate
man, A.: Barnette. Charly: Bradford,
IRichard: Boney. Ashton Miba: Brown,
'E. W.: Brown. J. W; Blacknnan. S. z. !;
Bud, s.; Bart, A. J.: Bennit, E. G. :
Beasley. Willie; Benness. Be'po; Ben
Elder l. 4; Bibby, l. L; Bishop Joe.
Booth, Rev. J. T.
Chance. James; Capital Saloon: Cre-
sote Tie Co.: Creath. s. J.: Cowder. B.
H.; Coon. e. E: Coleman. = G.: Coop
er. Elic; CORN, ". c.; Crust. W. IL;
rutcher. O. K: Guevas Don Andres de
la: Clark Bert: Garter. Fred Caster
Willie: Garter. James,: CLARK, Wil7ie J
Cureio. Casima
Davis. Charley: Daniers, T. H.: Davis
Tom; Davis, g. H: Daniels, NJ. o.
E<ton, Nurr; EppS Nerphy: Ed-
wara. 5ohn Henry.
Fo,eson. K.s Fostes. Thad; Fletcher,
Charley.
Graham. louis: Gipsoa, Marvis;
Greer L. =; Green, Sumpters Green,
George; Grey. S. A.; Griffith Joseph ::
Gillespie, B. ~; Griggs = Guteuez,
Antonio
Howard, Henrys Heroa, II. Il Hall,
Harry G.
Jackson. Ni1,s Johnso1h Chatmon
Johnson. Willie: yohnso1a Albert o..
Johnson. Davis CO johnson. Gever:
Jones. e L.: zones, D. a. Zones, A.
F.; Jones, c. G.; Jacks. JEFF; Jackson,
John; jackson, Dav: yBdan, A. D.
Kcnney, Willie; Kirley & CO, , W.;
King, P. S. King, E. u.
Louis, Henry: Louis, E. J.s Zee. gohn)
2; Leitle. Robert Iees Lewis, J. S.
Mettendorf, y H.; Marshall, J. Viii
iiam McNeily, George Milan, T. L.;
Marco Sig Staff McKenney. d. Mel
NIutchen. NJ. S.; Nayes, Marion; Nc
Iarvie, H. F.: Mclntine. eof1n: Mitchell
George: Mitchell, S. CO MosleHs To-
unl.
Nicholson, c. S.: *ere. Johns Nelson,
Henry; Nero. A. 3; Noiret, C. A., NJ. D.
PLIERS, J. B.; Price. Homers Phillips, !
George H.; Peak, l. We Precott, !
Clark; Perry, E. R.1 Patrick. J. l.;
Parker, Fitzgerald S; Parkes James:
oanzeco. Gaitano.
Rainey. H. B.; Ray1nonA Dr. Z. A.:
2aysor, R. E; Rosa. Florentino de "a
Rogers. R. T.: Ryals, L.; Rochelle, Lu-i
ian; Robaer, J. Gosman
Scott, f. S.; Smith, O. a.: Smith,
clifford; Smith. Robert High: Smith,
Brady; Smith, Tyler; Smith, C. J. l
Thompson. ! NJ: Thompson. .%bron;
'aylor, A. D.; Tooker. Rev. J.: Upton,
'. T.
Ware, Joe Webster James g.: White
. S.: Williamson. Jimmie; Nintes. R.
>; Wright. E. E.; Aiggins, R J..
Young. Aired
Zang, John.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Il
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

Inspector Journee of the New Orleans
police has declined 70 eesign. de will
not retire under fire, pretexl for Aold-
ing 70 his job
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
WORK RESUMED.
Standard o. Company d Waking Cons
sieerabie Nova

Independence Ran. May 27-The
Prairie Oil and Gas company, 0hich
last january. strung pipe Zoe an eisfA.
inch auxiliary pine lin: from Rartles-
Vile O. Che storage tanks IN Kansas
and upon which line n discontinued
WORK under Che famous "shlta down" or-
der. Vas resumed 4he work Of construt.
ZION. ana a gang 0f men b. laying tha
line nom Rnrtlesv:lle to Canny % viii
be completed in a fsW WEEKS The
Standard oil romeany is Taking ne1r]y
1000 earsels % oil a day more from
Kansas producers shis month than it
has since tht laN Leg slA.ur4.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
wiz Not O. Purchsse3

washington. May 2..-Rng;trd ng Che
nsWs7aner - eh,s sra = ~ et,:~s is
seeking 90 acquire the fs:nnl of s:?kna.
lin. II is s1ii ut Oh state dala 's,nent'
That the r2tter has n yer been sug-
ges4el O. che Unted St,ets. ana that
this 'overnmene does noe Con.ennl,a
the purchase OF any island WhatavtB
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
q EA1.sEan, G1Plaane,s.

Bnato: Dtpe'' was explaining 70
cler::,EMAg the slang term Ito film
13Il."
eX0 aimEauE' DE- said, is to con
suse E4un's mind % such 4 degree
na9 be aTf7llil: consents to and con-
cvrs in Ais Owe Cheating
eNST. ecrlnit e!e - give yos al IL
Mstrut!Ou ~ fllmtlam
q hoy goes {, Q srs'er and asks soe
Q PINE of nOiaSsc>.
"'Put the moia>ses, srs he says. ia
ehis pitchove
Tie grerer draws Che mo,asses in
a pint measure. ponrS t iute tlle pitches
and hands it to ehe boy
eIut sh" b}y. looking % the meas
ures eycki,ns:
e'see here, 500 haenf 2is@n n& all
my polasses. ghere's some still! stick
ing % Che bosom Of the n@nsrre'
"Dfs CHATS aH nght. sonny, sa{N
the grocew easily 'TLcre gas some
ele measure bef0res h
'Thercupoa the himfanmed Y
eOes q content"
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
causaA consteN aejon.

1oad0n, May 21-The Times corre-
spondene % st. Petersburg SAYS tha-
Russia's decision 70 extend Che area n
hostiltstes i,so Mongolia AS evoked
sentimene akin to CONSERVATION among
the Diplomats there. u r. regaflel he
says as she firss step towards annexa-
ton and Che spening up pR the question
of the partition Il China.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

Our Job printing good as the best.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
R%ses % aesiqe.

Aew Ofaeans, May 25.-at a sneciaJ
Meaaing OF The eolifc board Mayor
Behrman ereferred cAur-e.s ~ iucrn-
retency again4 police Inspector Juhn
Journee. whom he Aaa susDprlol /. ,The
boars fixed Friday 41ne 3 = Ole tl:Np
for the hearing Of the charcn N!srecS-
or Journee said tho ho would not ra-
sign, and aha' g. would appeal o, ,hs
courts If tn decision Of 8le board WIS
adverse to him.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28
Gone South

Tsingtae- May - private tele
gram received here says ahat Che Rus
sian vladivostok fleea his left Vlaaivo-
stok. going 10 a SOUTH nv direction.
The Caucasian., 1905-05-28

Subscription Price $500 a year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
Pay Your Taxes.

Tax collector Dyer is reminding delin-
quent taxpayers that unless their taxes
are paid on or before the fifteenth day of
February they cannot vote. Following
is the law
A voter in city, town or incorporated
village meeting who is a delinquent tax.
payer in such municipality shall not be
allowed to vote in annual, city, town, vii
lage meetings until said delinquent tax
payer has paid said tax or taxes and pre-
sents receipt for the payment of said
tax or taxes, signed by the proper officer,
to the board of civil authority in said
city, town or incorporated village.
The collector of taxes or other officers
whose duty it shall be to collect said
tax or taxes shall annually on or before
the fifteenth day of February in each
wear make list of said delinquent tax
PAYERS and deliver the same to the city
town or incorporated village clerk as the
case may be, to be used by the board Of
civil authority at the annual March meet
ing, to determine who are legal voters II
said meeting.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
A BIG DEAL!
$3.50, 900 Involved.
Good News for Island Pond.

After several weeks negotiation be-
tween the estate OF Geo. Fl. Fitzgerald,
represented by L. A. Cobb and Il. Nj.
Mansur, and parties in Portland, Me-,
trade involving nearly a quarter million
dollars was completed in that city last
Saturday 10y which all the real and per-
sonal estate of the Fitzgerald Land 4
Lumber Co., including the Stetson lands,
was transferred to company composed
in part of f. B. Winslow, Henry ?. Cox,
Ami Whitney, Lyman NJ. Cousens, Seth
l.. Larrabee. VIM. w. Mason, Charles IT,
Allen, VIM. H. Milliken, all of Portland
We understand it is the purpose OF the
new company to put additional machln-
ery into the mill here and run the same
to its fullest capacity. 1t is expected
Porter fl. Dale will be resident director,
and that +. j. Parsons will be manager.
The new company is exceedingly fortu-
nate in securing Mr.. Parsons as manager,
he having been associated with the busi-
ness for some thirty years and become
familiar with all its details, and fully
competent to conduct the same. And
it is certainly fortunate for the town
that this industry so long carried on by
the late George H. Fitzgerald to the
inestimable benefit of this community
will not be lost to us, or the product OF
the lands diverted to other places fol
manufacture.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20

The next meeting Of the Ladies Lit.
erary Club will be held with Mrs
Porter II. Dale Thursday afternoon,
January PC.
At the regular meeting of Island
Pond Court, {. o. F., held JanLsTy 9.
the following officers we're installed for
the year ensuing by deputy chief Ran
ger Ram of Newport:
A. Roy-C. r.
j. NJ. Cooper-V. Z.
I. c. Tracy--F. II. Sec.
J. +. Morin-Treasure
7. III. Farrell-S. e.
l.. j. Steady. c.
A. St. Pierre-O. 5.
F. st. Pierre-I. S.
{. j. Lefebvre-P.C .R.
L. J. Payeur, A. n. GirouY and +. Cur
rier Trustees.
Clarence F. Cutting of Concord, Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master of the
Fourteenth Masonic District, made all
official visit to Island Pond Lodge
Wednesday night, and was received
with the customary honors. Work OF
the first degree was exemplifed by the
officers in their usual efficient style, aud
to the satisfaction of the visitor. At
the close Of the meeting lunch was
served, followed by "smoke talk" 1t
was a very pleasant occasion for the
craft, and the members were much
pleased to meet the District Deputy.
Bro. Cutting went to Guildhall Thurs.
day afternoon to make an official visit
to Benton Lodge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
MRS. NATHAN HOBSON.

The death of Mrs. Nathan liobson,
which occurred "Wednesday, January IL,
briefly noticed last week, came as
painful surprise to our people, many
not knowing OF her illness, which was
OF less than weeks duration.
Mrs. Hobson was born at West Bux
ton, Me, March 81, 1926. She was
united III marriage to Nathan Hobson
September 20, 1877, and of this union
three children were born, two of whom
are now living, Frank W. of Minneapolis
and Mrs. W. W. Lombard of Island
Pond. In 1859 Mr.. IIohson took up
his residence here, his wife and two
children joining him about two years
later. Since then they have spent
| forty-four years together. Mrs. Hobson
was member of Grace NJ. +. Church.
Her fidelity to the religious and benevo-
! lent work of her church was unaffected,
CohSOoilt anu productive vi oeHISu IT,
suits. But the activities of her life in
the main centered around her home
She was most devoted wife and
mother, atfectionate and untiring in
ministering to the care of her daughter
who has been helpless and confined to
her bed for several years, and in every
relation of life sincere, self-effacirg and
quietly true and kind Her gentleness
and kindness will long be remembered,
also her helpful counsel and her ideal
loyalty touching the career of her
husband, whereof she was fondly and
rightly proud. He has the assurance Of
the profound sympathy of our whole
community in the sorrow which has
fallen on his declining years. The
funeral service was held at the Stewart
House Friday, Mr.. Hobson being too
feeble to permit OF it being held in the
church. Rev. VIM. Shaw spoke helpful
and comforting words to the afflicted,
and D. NJ. Carpenter, at the request Of
the husband, sang a number of appropri-
ate selections, because Mrs. Hobson
always greatly enjoyed his singing.
Many beautiful floral tributes attested
the love and sympathy of friends. The
appended notice is contributed by her
pastor, the Rev. VIM. Shaw
In the death of Mrs. Nathan Hobson
the community has lost one, who, by her
work, and influence, has done much for
its moral and spiritual welfare.
During the earlier years of her life she
was actively identified with all agencies
for good. She was a regular attendant
and consistent member of the Methodist
church, which she joined in 1873. She
gave it her love and labored constantly
} for its welfare. AS teacher in Sunday
School, she excelled, for not only did she
know the Scriptures, but was apt in draw
ing from them lessons for every day
needs. Those who were privileged to be
, taught by her will not soon forget her
earnestness and solcitude for their vel.
fare. During the later years of her life
5 she was prevented from taking such an
active part in the social and religious life
q of the community, being somewhat con.
4 fined to her home; but many, even in
!, those years, came within the sphere OF
her influence, and all who did so, were
e helped. In her own sorrows and cares
+ which we're great, she did not forget the
= art of corslorting others, or exclude them
n from her sympathy. She never lost hel
interest in the things she had labored for
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
Local Business Notices.
NOTICE

NOIltE
The Seleetmen request that all bills
against the town OF Brighton be present
ed to the proper officials on or uefore
January 81, 1905. in order that the diff
ferent officers OF the town may he IN.
abled 10 make an intelligent report t.
the voters and taxpayers as 10 it. fuan
cisl standing. NJ. b. LADD,
Chairman, Board Of Selectmen.
Brighton, VT, January 10, 1905.
WANTED.
Operators on power machines, to make
all parts of white shirts.
FELLOWS & CO., Orange, Mass.
Pages Perfected Poultry Food keeps
Hens healthy and strong and makes
them Law.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
ESTATE OF CHARLES NJ. DYER.

SlAl Or NEKMoNl DISTRICT OF ESSEN, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Guildhall, in
and for said District, on the 18th day of Ianu-
airy, a. d. 1905, W. NJ. Buck, executor on
the estate OF Charles NJ. Dyer late of
brighton. in aid District, deceased, makes
application to said Court to extend the time
heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
from said estate, and to render his admins
tration account until some future day.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court
that said application be heard at the Pro-
bate Office in Guildhal on the 2sth day OF
January, A. n, 1908 and, it is further
dered that notice be given to all persons con-
cerned by the publication of this order in the
Essex County Herald printed at Island Pond
three weeks successfully before said hearing.
BY the Court:-Attest,
81 ROBERT CHASE. Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20

OF the people she worked With. She TO-.
lowed every movement, Tor good With
dep interest, aud rejUic,,,i Ia H. >lcr-,s.
Mrs. Hobsou Vas -uPnalica.ly a
Christian" Sn- viii H. missed 10y
many, bat la the clos of such lie. SIR
row istemper,d With joy. ia the certainty
of the reward. for, blessed ale ll,e drad
who die ia the Lord"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, of 200 w. 34th St.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes
II had salt rheum or eczema for years,
hut nothing would cure it, until | used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
% cents at J. w. Thurston's drug stole
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20

NOTICE OF SEIZURE The following
described property, to wit: One Musk OK
Boa, two imitation Musk Ok Boas, were
seized at Island Pond, VT, on the 9Th day
of January, 1905, for violation Of Section
3oS2, Revised Statutes of the United States
All persons claiming said property are hereby
not fled to appear and file their claims to the
same within twenty 600 days from the first
publication hereof, or the property will be
forfeited to the United States and disposed OF
as required by law. Z. Nj. MANSUR, Collec-
tor of Customs, Custom House, Newport,
VT January 10, 1905.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
TOWN TOPICS.

Miss Edna Ladd, who has employment
in printing office at Portland, was home
over Sunday.
W. n. Davis of Norway, Me, came
Tuesday night to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Davis
We had big snow storm Monday
night. the heaviest storm of the season
and trains We're more or less delayed.
Ross Encampment No. 4, |. o. .. f.,
will hold its regular meeting for the cur
rent month next Tuesday evening at $50.
Miss Julia Moffett of Groveton. y. H.,
spent Sunday in town, visiting at the
home of her brother, n. j. Moffett. re-
turning home Monday.
J.. +. Jones inaugurated Monday even.
ing weeks special sale of clothing,
Offering until Saturday night an i'm
mense reduction from the regular pric
Born, January -, daughter to Mr.,
and Mrs. Len A. Ellis, and granddaugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Danforth.
Also January Is, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Stevens.
The Foresters will give social dance,
and serve refreshments, at their hall
next Tuesday evening. Everything of
the best, and an enjoyable time prom
Used. Bill 80 cents.
Judge ii. ii. Lucas of Canaan, who is
stopping few weeks in town renewing
old acquaintance, has been reappointed
by Gov Bell Commissioner and Collector
of Taxes, for the unorganized towns and
cores III Essex County.
The Rev. F. {. Cowper, several years
since Rector of Christ Church. has ac
cepted call to St. Luke's Church at
Woodsville, n. H. During his residence
at Island Pond he was ordained to the
priesthood at the Church by the late
Bishop Bissrll,
The &. T. K. pay car came here Mon
day evening, aud several thousand dol
lars was paid to employees. The pay
roll for December was large one, some
engine drivers drawing over $50. some
conductors 1925, and some brakemer
800 or more. A great record.
Mrs. Mary Carleton, who went tt
Boston last October, will remain there
for the winter to assist her sister, Mis-:
Tracy, in the Children's Mission to the
Children of the Destitute, on Tremont
street. Miss Tracy has been very i'll the
past FIVE weeks, but is at present on the
road to recovery.
The officers Of Essex Lodge, |. o. O
F., were installed at the regular meeting
Thursday night, January II. The d
d. e, Nj. being unable to be present the
installation was done by l.. F. Jones, ?
ID. ID. G.. NJ. The officers are as follows
f. A. Bemis-Noble Grand.
A. III. WiIkie-Nice Grand.
F. c. Notwithstanding
G. L. Clarke-Treasurer.
O. S. Eaton-Warden.
f. b. Spiller-Conductor.
J. F. Linden-R. S. n. e.
+. j. Bagley-L. S. n. &.
e.. ii. Chaser. S. V. &.
&c. Barnes-L. S. V. e.
Rev. VIM. Shaw Chaplain.
j. A. Worth-O. g.
f. j. MAXWELL. q
b. E. Corliss-R. S. S.
A. A. Pomeroy-L. S. S.
o. NJ. Carpenter and +. b. .Spiller wer
elected delegates to the Grand Lodge
and 0. Nj. Carpenter was chosen rus
tee for three years. After the install'
ton a lunch was served in the banque
hall, and a social hour passed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
" iIIoughby
The
Cash Grocer
FOGG {? HOBSON,

At Fogg X HohSon's dry goods store
Won always find an open door
The public are invited in
To sample goods we keep therein.
The ladies here can always find
The nice Dire Goods to suit their mind.
And Shoes we have of every style,
With Underwear to make you smile.
Nice Lace and Thread-with Needles too,
And everything with which to do.
Umbrellas good to shed the rain,
4 stock On hand we do maintain.
And Prints of every style we keep
For those who laugh-or those who weep.
l'you don't see the goods yourself,
Well ind them on the upper shelf.
FIR what YOU want be pleased to ask,
IT, SHOW our good is not task
uur motto is QUICK SALES FOR CASH"
The best OF stock, and no ones trash.
Oar goods are a ways new and nice,
For which We ask an honest price.
Respectfully yours,
with thanks for trade we remain.
Your obedient servants,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-01-20
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining uncalled foI
at Island Pond post Office, January Ia:
Mrs. ~. L. Mrlkher
j. K. Dunbar
Alphou,e Mahen
Chalson Mead.
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