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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20

SALE OF LAND.
PURSUANT To A RESOLUTION OF THE
Commissioners Of the Land once. passed a.
ing held the 26th day q October 1906. and v-us
Of power vested Law. shall offer Tor Gale for
cash public auction. the New York Real Estsss
Salesrconl Nos. Fesey Street. q Borough
Of Manhattan, in the city and State e NeT 1rk on
Wednesday the 10th day Of January. 1915 70 T. o'clock
noon by l. Wells. auctioneer. ali ere ute % hs
State OF New York in the following q land Sir
Borough Of Bronx, city s'1 f0uuty q
New York. known Parcel a Or lets nos T. ;. g.
8. p lots Nos Q, 10 II. Il AMI
g. and Parcel &C., lots Nos - 70 le. y and 1s
map entitled Map property belonging William
ogden Giles Ktngsbridge Heights z4th Ward YORK
City made by Joan O. Van Horn1 CIVIL Engineer and
City Surveyor. 1925. the Registers
Office. New York County, Map Number 4s The l9ig
Is wide front and and about lei
deep. and located IN Section II Block $3.50
the Land Map Of the city OF New York.
TERMS OF SAIsE.-Ten cent o. the purchase prizes
the auctoneers and ssesroom fees 10 be paid n
cash the time OF sale The remainder OF hs
purchase price to be paid within sixty days the pur-
chaser receive qut-cla patent production o.
State Treasurer's receipt in full payment and the
certificate Of sale Of the Engineer and Surer for
said lands. HENRY A. VAN ALSTINB-
State Engineer and Survey1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20

To Let for Business Purposes.
CHOICE OFFICES TO LET,
Opposite Stock Exchange
e-I1-fS NEW STREET, through TO 72-74 BROADWAY.
Apply on premises. Room Sol. or
rutland & WHITING co,
BEEKMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
AUCTION Sales of ReaI Estate.
n 10 O 4 REssi05Li.TITION OF THE

OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
Albany. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday the first
name being that of the debtor
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-01
EASTERN
INVESTORS
IN
OREGON MINES
Pay for
AND READ IT

detailing the immortal Slocum's OK
periences In japan, whittier he went
to supervise the transshi pment Of some
mining machinery sent to Korea by
Old Bill's boss "a canary bird min
ing sharp, corrugated curduroys, fore
aud aft cap and yellow chaps--the
regular type" While In Japan
Slocum got lonesome be almost
cried for the sight Of cUyote. The
tale relates how and why Bill was so
"chuck full Of sympathies for Old
Mister Cupid because be is some
on that himself. He tells how be
played the game-played IL, too,
with full house, nine hundred In
the pot aud no limit" The story
warns the cookies OF the heart. It's
a pippin. All Of Norton's stories
are pippins. Material for them he
author gathers as he goes from
mountain trail, from COW camp, from
miners cabins, from all the western
world. rhus there grows fear that
from Sumpter Norton will some day
draw inspiration and data for
msyhsp, something
about us that will make us laugh
aud then swear.
Speaking on behalf Of the eastern
Oregonians who have with meutal
profit and physical enjoyment read
Norton's tales; who have perused
With pleasure Sam Jackson, Journal.
and who have watched with com.
pretending eye MoCartby's good
work Ia western gold mining. Tho
Miner presents to the trio the utmost
reedom OF this camp, aud all that IL
'ontains-whetber In the way Of news
tories for jackson, gold TOR MrCar.
by, or literary material for Norton.
hey are good men to have In any
amp.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-01
IerriIl lnSpeCtS Dixie Meadows.

Superintendent Terrili, OF the
Baker City Forest reserve and who
has charge of the Blue Mountain re-
serve, was In this district the first of
the week. lie was called to this
locality to make inspection and make
report on conditions ~ he found
them at the Dixie Meadows mine.
More than a year ago dnai certificate
was issued from the land Office. but
by a ruling of the department, before
patent IL issued II must bs submitted
to Investigation by government
Inspector, aud 1t 10 only upon bis
recon- incubation that patent Issues.
This 10 not only true of mining
claims. hut also timber filing, sud
homsstake entries. All the rseuis
tions and requirements made aud
provided by statute must he fully
with and In no case will
patent issne until not only the letter,
but spirit aud Intention of the laws
met. This ruling is just aud proper,
only 1t Is about ten years late, but
there Is still time for its opera.
lion to accomplish much good.
Although not intimated by Mr.. Ter,
'ill, II is understood that the i'm.
nense holdings Of The Dalles Military
Road comraLy will undergo the most
'igid and searching federal investiga
ion and IL these lands have teen
acquired, in whole or in part,
hrouRh fraud aud collusion, then
here are breakers ahead for some
ne. Prairie City Miner.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-01
Messrs. Norton, MCCARTHY and Vert
left this afternoon for the west.

and eastern Oregon are destined &
see q great deal OF X. T.. Norton
OF San Francisco. one OF the thre
gentlemen who are now In contro
OF the famous old Golconda mine
u may be Of interest to know wha
sort of man be is, and incident
ally, what sort of men his associatel
are. The trio Of gentlemen who
hold the destines Of the Golconds
In their hands are g. s. jackson,
II. II. Mccarthy aud the aforemen-
toned Mr. Norton.
Neatly everyone In the Inland
Empire knows "Sam" jackson.
Something like twenty years ago,
"Ssm," whose people are among the
First Families OF Virginia, came to
Pendleton aud began publishing the
East -Oregonian. lie made a little
money, many friends Tor his paper.
aud carved out name Tor himself
In early days his editor WAS j. p.
Wager, WHO will 90 down In history
as the only man who ever got the
best of Harvey Scott. Ut the Portland
OreRonian, In an editorial scrap.
Scott tried to dispose OF Wsger by
calling him the "Wild Ass OF Una.
tills County" but East. .Oregouian
readers preferred the title, 1.-The
Dana Of Western journalism. " Sam
Jackson constituted himself Wager's
pupil, with the result that hs has
noms TO be recognized ~ better
editor than Wager ever was. lacking
The latter's thirst for iconoclaism aud
possessing none Ut his embittered
Since Vol. l, No. /,
,f the h. o., jackson harbored q
to butt into metropolitan
journalism. Hs could afford the
having laid up quite a
'it of money ~ senior member of the
Jackson Dickson Investment com.
'any, of Pcndlston, dealers In Una
lila wheat aud wheat farms. Two or
hree times he all but succeeded In
dying into the Portland newspaper
|sld. which, ~ everyone knows, was
'sinR throttied by the Orsaonian. Tel.
gram newspaper trust. II WAN not,
owsvsr, until some Frisco men
fsrted the Portland Journal, u weak
title AFTERNOON sheet with the
cripp's new service, aud went bump, 4
hat jackson ssw real good opening.
10 entered, took over the journal,
hich was then totterinR Oh the edge
the boneyard, aud In two months Z
'ade the entire northwestern news- !
aper world sit up aud take notice. S
oday the Oregon Daily journal
Que ut the best newspapers pub. u
shed west OF the Mississippi river. Y
Sam Jackson WAS the genius who I
ade 1t 80. Personally, Jack ,ou 10 4
Iout the homliest man that ever L
rred coyotes on the Tuituila hills. II
all, unRainly, with q face that s
ould stop "a clock. he ha, u head -
his shoulders, aud heart under a
= vest. Jackson, Oeing In the ol
wspaper buisoess, aud being also nj
mewhat of a financial power IN p,
old home town, has made some Z"
emies. but ask any Pendletunian rs
d you will be told that Sam" 10 b,
square man-and In these days pr
out throat competition, of frenzied Ia
Ancs, OF rotten political deals. IN,
t 10 = pretty high snc0mium. &,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-01
DETAILS OF THE
GOLCONOA DEAL
Continued From Page One. }


and buy IL In at sheriH's sale. II
refused, quite positively. to becom
n party tn any plan which did no
afford ample protection to all stock
holders, big aud little. lie WA
always In favor OF u bonding proposi
tion, and to carry out such n plan,
he Interested his friend, Mr.. Norton,
who In turn. Interested Mr.. McCar
thy, and together the three bought
for Dash complete control of Col
conda stock, backed by ownership of
assigned mortgages, and nre now In
u position to float bond issue aud
reopen the mine. The entire plan
is n good, clean, honest and equit.
able solution 0f u very puzzlinR prob
lem.
As I said before, and now repeat
for tho sake Of emphasis, Messrs.
Norton, jackson aud Mccarthy are
In absolute control Of tho Goiconda
company and AZ Secretary Bsckwith
says In his circular, any aud all
frenxied finance plans Of rsorgsnixs.
tion are absolutely preoludsd. l."
Mr.. Norton, who In a mining man
Of ten years practical experience In
California. Idaho, Colorado and
other western states. was present
when Mr.. Vert made the above state.
ment to The Miner reporter. He
confirmed with affirmative mods all
til. above statements.
NORTON TALKS.
~ would like tn add" said Mr.. |
Norton, that too much credit can.
not be given tn MIR. Vert Tor his part
In the closing of this deal. Mr..
Vert ha' been u sort of angel of peace,
whose mission has been to bring the
various contendinR factions together
on common ground, aud To put u
stop tn uuwiss discussion aud criti
cism In the newspapers. We have
gone into this deal with the intent
aud purpose of making money. aud
to do ~ we must make money for the
Go'conda Gold Mines company, IN
which there sre many stock holders
large aud small. We have already
work Mt the mine, having
employed crew of pen tn overmsui
ths mill aud make needed repairs In I
for early resumption
VI operations on such scale M may
seem jutttiable.
MCCARTHY MANAGER.
MIR. Mccarthy, the third In the :
rio of new Golconda controllers, IL q
, practical miner aud mine manager a
II many years experience. lie ~ on. y
husia 'tic over the future of the prop.
'rty In which he has beco no inter. "
's'ed. aud viii be the general man. o
'ner under the new regime. MIR. Mo. b
'arthy has "a long record of successful n
Aanaeement In this state aud Caii. .,
oinia aud has for years been known b
y many Sumpter mining men. q,
or the proposed hond issue, a,
lessrs. Norton. Jackson aud No. a
srthy will take All equal amount Of
ith the public. They will do this d,
It Ut belief in the mines ricbnsss. ] tn
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-01

One of the foremost figures in {
upbuilding of the mining industry
southern Oregon has been Il. II. NJ
Carhy, Of Jacksonville. Big, stoli
solid, with an iron jaw but halt. CO
cealed under heavy jowls of ia
showing the health of him: ,lo,
moving, quick thinking; bluI
brusque, yet withal about as jolly
chap ~ ever endangered the intregi,
Of n hosting cable by more weigI
than the exact rules Of physical Gu
ture classes allow such is the futul
general manager Of the Golcond
mine. For dozen years he b,
been a gold miner - not an oil -cloth be
member Of an underground shift, nc
q sad d.faced human who shunts OF
cars from cage to crusber floor, but
mine manager aud superin endent
with his big fat fingers on every pulls
OF u mine-from collar to sump
from grizzly to slime trough, iron
sheave- wheel to the ultimate face o
the farthsst drift. One cannot b.
this sort Of miner for dozen year
without learning something about tn,
business. Mccarthy can't see any
further into the ground than the mex,
man and can't make $40 ore yield
e25 on the plates. But he can fud
ore, X there is ore to be found, aud
he can make mine pay. II any mau
10 the west csn. "This Mccarthy
says Mr.. Norton-"this
psrd' OF mine. is a prince. That's
what be is--a prince" +"
All OF which In here told merely
Incidentally. The purpose Of this
'rticle 10 to point public attention to
Roy Il. Norton. His real name Is
Leroy T.. Norton, but because his
riends. OF whom he hai pens to have
couple of millions, call him just
lain Roy" why, he let 1t 60 at
hat. Which show, that We are what
ur friends choose to make us, aud
he aforementioned couple OF mil
Ions ought to DO pretty proud of
avinR hand In the making OF Roy
'.,rt0n.
Sheriff Harvey X. Brown, OF Baker
ity. lays no claim to personal
eauty; nevertheless. he 10 a dead
niger, "a physiological counterpart.
facial "doubls" Of Roy Norton.
lean. faced, clear. eyed, square.
'wed, broad h0uldersd- 10 good
look at. For dftssn years he has
sen mining In the west. As q con.
'lting engineer hs hss nossd around
om kootensi to CoOlgardie, from
10 Occur d. Aisnss to chihuahua,
om Butte to bakersfield. He knows
'cks; he knows meu. Three men
} knows pretty we'll "Old Bill
ocum," "Alkaii" aud "Red. A"
aga zine readers know these men
30. They are as famous u, 1.-The
rginian," ss we'll known rs Dan
,inn's old cattieman, as Emerson
'uRh's leading citizens ut Hearts
'sire," as Rex beaches westernels.
~ T., Norton created "Old Bill
ocuM," sometimes known Ms
Cupid, and out OF his brain he
10 brought Alkali and Red three
the most lovable and comical
4 enjoyable characters in contem-
ranious fiction. They appear in
he Red Book" on accession aud are
ID with svidity by the ennuisd and
'nded ~ the cieversst stuff being
nted by the discerning. Norton's :
sst contribution to popular enjoy.
nt 10 his story Of "Old Bill
pid," ~ the Red Book for March,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-01

J. NJ. Jones went to Baker City.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
Grocery Department

always stock good line of Staple and Fancy Groceries
imported Pickles. Sauces. Maccarani Salad Oil, Cape
varieties, Big variety Kennedys Cookies All Kinds of
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
WATERNILLE.

Elmer Leach is building large hen house
for II. j. Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Westcot visited friends
in Underhill laet week.
Mrs. Lillian Spooner Chester of Connection
is visiting in town this week.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter of Bur lington visited
Mrs Myron Church last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiley visited hel
brother at Richford last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Lyon of Troy are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Ami Leach.
A large crowd from this place attended the
camp meeting at lthiel Falls Sunday.
II. A Jackson and mother, who has passed
her Goth birthday, visited at Waterbury one
day last week.
Concert by Sherman's Military Band OF
Burlington at the Fair at IL O'Clock, a. M,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Mary Fletcher of Worcester Mass, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. John Lumbra and
Mrs. L. F. Davis, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manuel and children
from Richford visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Miller over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bragg and two
daughters are visiting friends in Elmore,
Barre and dranteville this week.
Owen DAVIS of Brooklyn. N. Y, George C.
Bentley Of Hancock, Mich, and Samuel SAT-
ford OF Cambridge visited at l.. c. Pierce last
week,
The young people gave Thomas Laraway
a surprise party at the Town Hall Friday
ey ening. Cake and ice cream were served and
a good time enjoyed by all.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
CADY'S FALLS.

Loren Swift is sbingliDg his new home
Miss Mary Manning is visiting her brother,
Henry, in Eden.
Mrs Ruxton of No. Hyde Park, is visiting
at Sidney Newcomb's.
Miss Florence Sherwin and guests visited
in Stowe Wednesday.
Mrs. Gibson returned to her home in
Waterbury Wednesday,
R. l.. Fairbanks joined the automobile
tourists to Corey Pond Tuesdey.
Mr. and Mrs, Morton Cheney and family
are visiting at Joseph Sherman's.
Miss Flora Terrill and friend Miss White
returned to Connecticut Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Whitcomb of st. Johnsbury,
has been recent guest at A. wilkins.
Mrs. Henry Terrill and son of Neponsett,
Mass, is at home for few weeks visit.
l. A. Stinhour and family, of Cambridge,
has been visiting at Pearl Brighams.
Mrs. Emily Town is spending week with
her daughter, Mrs. j. 81. Clark, in Hardwick.
The Misses Edna and Grace Lawrence of
Essex Jet, are guests of Miss Florence Sher-
win.
Two colts belonging to G. a. Terrill fell
through seuttle and one had a leg broken.
Ira Wood, of Middletown, Conn, is at
Sylvester Woods, for visit. he is looking
hale and hearty.
An old and young folk dance is announced
for Friday night. Bring out your wives and
children, aud sweethearts, Tor a pleasant
time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23

The firm Of Waterbury 4 Wolcott,
in addition to doing nice business
in the general merct andise line, are
building up an extensive Wholesale
trade in butter and eggs, Of which
they ship large quantities each week.
The year book of the Dread Liter
ary Club is now out and members
may obtain copy by calling at G..
p. Jones drug store. The book was
printed at the NEWS AND CITIZEN job
office and is very attractive in ap.
pearance.
Ralph Stearns, only son of Parker
Ste arms, died Monday from heart
trouble, caused from the effects of a
fever. The funeral was held at two
O'Clock this afternoon. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of all in
their great affection.
The people of this place are
promised a rare treat Friday even
ing of this week by the concert to be
given by Prof. and Mrs. Parker
Leach, assisted by NJ. o. Heath, basso,
and the Arion Male Q1artette of
Hyde Park. See bills tor full par
tlculars.
Miss Ida Barton, who has been
passing the week at Sheldon Camp
Ground, was called to Salisbury Sat
urday, by the death by drowning of
her niece, Ella Barton, in Lake Dun
more, which occurred Thursday
night. Miss Barton was the daugh-
ter of the late Ellsworth Barton form
erly of this place and granddaughter
Of Jacob Barton and wife.
The death ofMrs. E. M. Plaice of
Hyde Park occurred at the home of
her uncle, Peter Lambert, last We'd
nesday. Mrs. Plaice had been in
poor health Tor a year past and it
was thought she was in consumption.
The Monday before her death she ex-
pressed a strong desire to come here
and visit in the home of her uncle's
family once more Her husband
brought her and left her to pass q
few days. Wednesday morning she
was taken much worse and died that
afternoon. The funeral was held at
Mr.. Lambert's Friday, Rev. B. F..
Dean of North Hyde Park officiating.
The interment was in the Hooper
cemetery. Mrs. Place was twenty one
years OF age.
District schools in town will begin
Monday Aug. %, with these teachers:
No. miss Anna Courser.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
NORTH WOLCOTT.


Miss Gladys Ferry is stopping at Elmer
Franklms.
F.O. Lunt spent Sunday with his wife at
+. Holton's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bruce were guests at
Charles Robbins recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha riley Macarthur we're at
home with his parents Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs W L. Farrar visited at Bur-
ton Pixies on Craftsbury Common Sunday.
A. G. Andrus and wife we're guests at the
home of ]. C. Peck in Hyde Park over Sun
day.
Mrs. Anna Udall and sister, Mrs Flora
Pike visited in Craftsbury and Walden the
past week,
Concert by Sherman's Military Band of
Burlington at the Fair at IL u'c.Ock a. m,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Bacon from Eden wit Ter daughter,
Mrs. Chandler Arbuckle, from Wolcott were
guests at the home of Charles doyt the past
week.
]. f. Holton and dau liter, Mis-. Lunt,
with their company from he west, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Holton, spent lest Saturday at Ell
more Pond
Messrs Hoyt and Udall with their families,
took in the birthday SURPRISE party, given to
Mr.. Hoyt's son, Bert, at Gilmore Pond last
Saturday. There were about forty present
and general good time was enjoyed.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
MOSS GLEN

Mrs Team Warren has returned to Boston,
WI Bennett and wife were in Morrisyille,
MONTY - 10 ''l''
Tlie were two or three picnic parties at
Serial from here attended tho DIor a.
Stoi thursday night. '"' p'ay au
Ahu4 Morrill, and wife of Brush Hill were
gues Slt Moss Glen Farm Sunday. " "''e
Mrs W. L. Bennett and dauchto. D.
spent a few days last week with NJ, pGIen i
Shaw at the lower Village. '''' 0eoiso
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
MORRISTOWN.

Miss Stella Stowe is keeping house for Mrs.
F. Baisner, while the latter is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Durkee of North Dux-
bury are visiting at the home of George
Smith
Concert by Sherman's Military Band OF
burlington at the Fair at IL O'Clock, a. n
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Frank ioodale and family of;Johnson and
mother Mrs. I. Goodale, of Morrisyille were
visitors AZ Fred G0Odale's SUNDAY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
UNITY CHURCH
WOLCOTT.

John Kelley was in Albany Sunday.
DE-. Valleau was in st. Johnsbury
Tuesday.
| Vern Darling was in st. Johnsbury
Wednesday.
G O. Morse and wife passed Sunday
in Morrisvil'e.
/ viii Maynes has moved his family
back to, Danville.
Mrs. John Porter is visiting friends
in Holyoke, Mass.
F. E. Wheeler of Morrisville was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard is visiting
relatives in Hyde Park.
Bernice Royce of Bedford, P. @, is
visitor at John Kellfy's.
H. FL. Parker is working In Potters-
vile for the Morse Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Alvaro Darling and son, Fay,
spent Sunday at Middlesex.
George White made a trip to Calais
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Byron Hubbard has concluded his
engagement with c. E. Haskell.
C. B. Graves of Montpelier is spend
ing his vacation with friends here.
O.. Putnam has purchased driv-
ing team of Elmer Pierce of Johnson.
F. B. Morse went to Sheldon to
attend the camp meeting Wednesday.
Madge Kelley and her brother spent
the past week with relatives in Low
ell.
F. G.. Bicknell of Johnson was in
town on professional business Satur-
day.
DR.. Bacon of Eden was a visitor at
the home of I. G. Arbuckle the past
week.
Mrs. N. G. Wood of Hyde Park was
a guest at s. A. Flies the first of the
week.
George Bell and wife of Greensboro
passed Sunday at the home of Hiram
smith.
Mesdames Stephen Foy and A. W.
Vigeant returned from Rhode Island
Monday.
Mrs. F. B. Morse came up from
Burlington Saturday much improved
in health.
Leon Bullock and wife of Barton
we're recent guests at the home of M.
q. Bullock.
A.. FL. Perkins has concluded his en-.
gagement as foreman on the Hard
wick section.
A. W. Flanders aud family are
spending the week with friends in
North Hyde Park.
II. II. Parker and wife were guests
at Mrs. L. A. Tillotson's in Hardwick
the first OF the week.
Vernon Whitcomb has finished
work at Pottersville and gone to his
home in North Hyde Park.
Rev. C. M. Stebbins leaves the last
of the week for Richvale, n. Y, to at
tend a campmeeting held there.
The many friends in this county of
U. j. Mudgett will be glad to note
that his condition is improved.
Peter Golden and family leave
Thursday for Malone, N. T., for a
two weeks visit among friends.
Charles Hastings and wife went to
Lancaster, N. H., Tuesday on CON-
bined business and pleasure trip.
Concert by Sherman's Military
BAND of Burlington at the Fair at
IL O'Clock, a. m, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Ashton Mudgett and children
of Hyde Park passed several days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. r. M.
Hubbell, recently.
Ward & Douglas of montpelier have
gang of men here putting in the
stone work on the culyert for st. j.
and L. c. railroad.
Leila and Goldie Cowan and Mrs.
Samuel Marcia from Bakersfield and
Chole Laid of st. Adams Bay have
been recent guests at the home of A.
T Allen
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23

The Judge should be so just that
everybody shall say lust so" to all
his decisions.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23

furnished by the combined church
choirs and a solo was contributed by
e. A. Riley.
UNITY CHURCH
Rev. q. NJ. II. Abbott, pastor Sunday
morning service at 10:45. Rey j. Edward
Wright D. D.. of Montpelier will preach.
Sunday-School and Bible class meet at II.
Young People slFraternity will meet at 1880
p. m, amp will be addressed Rey. DR.. Wrinht.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23

recommend Circle Crane Chop Fomosa Ooong and Stork
Basket Fired Japan at so cents pound.
UncOored CeylOn and Green Japan at cents
whic both exceptionally good value.