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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22

For real estate, Mr. john H.
Braxton's name is presented. He
will collect rents and negotiate
loans. Cali and see him.
Smiths Business College at
Lynchburg will enable you to Sc
cure profitable employment Write
TO him TO day See advertisement.
The Peoples Restaurant offers
you meals either by day, week or
the price of a meal plan. Read ad-
vertisement and call at $50 North
Third Street.
For sadness and gloom. the
funeral director is there. and Mr.. a.
Hayes supplies the latest style car
riages and caskets at the most reas-
enable prices. Cali and see him.
When in need of groceries.
fresh meats, in fact anything in that
line. call on Mr.. John Foxel. He
will serve you promptly. See adj
vertisement.
Mr.. Chitman NJ White will
serve you at 303-3O5 North Third
Street. Call and see him. Your
clothes need cleaning and repairing
and he is the man TO do IL.
When in need of a frst-class,
private boarding house, call on Mrs
Booker Leftwich. sic North Second
Street. Her service is first-class
and her prices are reasonable.
When in need of fish, oysters
or game send for Mr.. II. +. Jona-
than. He sells either by the whole
sale or by retail and he fills orders
promptly. See advertisement.
Fine furniture is his speciality.
Mr.. Charles G.. Jurgehs Son has
made a reputation that is known
throughout this city and state. Call
and see him.
For pure drugs &c and prompt
filling of orders, Leonard's Reliable
Prescription Drug Store offers you
the best advantages. Call there
and be convinced.
Reliability is the bedrock prin-
ClDl0 VI 1noNtNAO = DOAluiAs IL
cures that tired feeling and aids in
digestion. Can and get the Xmas
supply.
Yes, Mr.. w. Isaac Johnson is
here to do business and he's doing
il. Satisfaction is given and first
class service rendered Ball parties
and marriages a specially too.
For pure ice cream and confec-
tioneries. phone Mr.. n. Winston.
He is polite. obliging and ais SER
vice is strictly first-class. call
will convince you. Go there and
buy.
Speaking of insurance, you have
but to read the announcements OF
the Southern Aid Society. It is a
live. progressive institution and its
officials will guarantee first class
service. See advertisement
Hair culturing business Is an
art and Mrs. Josie A. Graham has
mastered 1t. IL you desire up-to-
date treatment and first-class service
read her announcement in tais is
sue and call to see her.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22
Do You Know Them?

would like to know the wherea-
bouts of Emma Wilson. Miles VIII
son. Enoch Wilson and Edward VIII
son OF Portsmouth, Va. The sister
Emma Wilson left Portsmouth, Va j..
and went to Deem Creek, Va Moth
er's name was Margaret Wilson also
of Portsmouth, Va.
I, the sister Annie Wilson left
Portsmouth, Va. In the year A. ID.
1871. II any of these relatives DE
living or anybody knows OF the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22
At Rest.

COTTON-Mrs. Amy Cotton died
at the residence OF her brother, Mr..
John Cousins, AS w. 52nd St, New
York City. She leaves one little
girl in care of her aunt Mrs. Helen
johnson. The deceased was of
Richmond but recently made her
home in New York.
She was sick only short time
and died in the full triumph OF
faith.
Her aunt,
HELEN JOHNSON
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-A large no.
tel. 20 rooms, electric lights,
steam heat and bath. doing good
business Guarantee $50 month
ly. Centrally located in Philadel-
phia, Pa. Must sell at once on ac-
count of other business. Write al
once for particulars
A. SMITH,
sol Kaighns Ave.
Camden. N. r.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22

whereabouts of them or can furnish
any Information OF them. please
write,
MRS. ANNIE HENRY,
6 w. 9th St,
Mt. Vernon. y. Y q.
st
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22

WANTED-Educat colored men
10 travel and distribute samples
and circulars of our goods among
their own people. Salary $50 per
month and expenses. Saunders Co.,
Desk 10, Jackson Boulevard, Chica-
go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22
ARCHBISHOP JUSTUS j. EVAN3S
ID. G.. SPEAKS.

He Has Something Great For the
Negro Race.-I4ct Us All See.
What il It? Ia May be
What We Need Most.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22

All prices quoted below will positively no
strictly a Cable institution, and this year, ow
OPPORTUNITY THAT HAS EVER EXI
from 10 to 50 per cent. of the original cost on
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-22

Speaking of insurance. you have
but to read the announcements OF
the Southern Aid Society. It is a
live. progressive institution and its
officials will guarantee first class
service. See advertisement
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
THE NEW KA1uLANI HOME.


stead
OF powerful influence for good in the community and which deserving
mention
domile Tliuiani
by benevolent of this the benefit and dedicated
TO memory of the lam
This establishment object providing o
the attending school their livelihood in tybu
activity
all ennobng influences Christian
home life and while it ormatory charitable institution
this establishment
white WELL until
until the Hopper King and
splendid structure South King which the present home
for which w erected The interior is finished throughout natural
plumbing the
practical paro
refeetory Kitchen floor,
in reception
ROOM visitors OF either sex are Freely to make evening calls within
still another of entertainment and small but comprehensive library
deemed
and expedent the welfare of the the being
for s in a
undertaking
to raise and it sincerely hoped that
OF contributed
This
to girls of their
primarily established and intended
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
THE CUBAN AFFAIR.


PanAm
scarcely had Mr. Blane Pan-A american
While
chill delegates
sudden raised
friendship,
leading
English syndicate 100000
in annexation could
a
Mr. Blaine the Americans and let the Engshmn with the result
Blaine something
the
political
relations between the But the right
g independence Lucky
gu n int
President
Palma government He do nothing less and his face
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
GODDAUGHTED or
KAPIOLARI here

A through passenger aboard the s
S. Sierra is Miss Ethel Kanoelani Jack
son. a sister of Nigel Jackson of this
city and goddaughter of Queen Ka-
piolani.
Miss Jackson, who is only 20 years
of age is in the theatrical profession
and is going to visit her relations in
San Francisco. She has been touring
the Colonies with a company.
She was born here but went to Cali
fornia when a year old. Curiously
enough the S. s. Australia on which
she first travelled was commanded by
Captain Houdlette who now has the
Sierra.
Miss Jackson was a schooImate of
Spider WEIGH, the boxer, in Sanchez
Street school, San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
REPRESENTATION AT MoHoNK.

able
sena
Thereoug to be
last
of speech,
in
to found in Bishop Restark
the Organic Act be asked
of
Court roneo of Dole?
of
with Hawaii
think their One of
right
Mohonk
nattend nd Ike in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

An extra session of the County Su
pervisors was held at noon yesterda,
to pass the payrolls for the WaiaIu;
road district. The amount asked for
$l236.35, was granted.
On account of the illness of Canon
Macintosh, his place as principal OF
the Royal School will be filed tenn
porarily by J. C. Davis, formerly SUI
perintendent of Public instruction.
The seismograph at Apia recorded
the Valparaiso earthquake shock, and
the residents thought that Australia or
New Zealand had suffered, the arrival
of the S. S. Sierra being eagerly await
ed to learn the news.
The resignation of Fred NJ Bechtel
as U. S. immigration inspector has at
last been accepted at Washington. He
has taken position with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company which will
necessitate his moving to Yokohama
High Sheriff Henry has received or
6ers from the District Court to sell the
property of the Iwata restaurant, on
Hotel street, but the property in ques-
ton is stored at the police station
in the custody of Sheriff Brown, who
seized it under another execution 1t
is possible that the priority of the
claims will be settled in a test case be-
tween the two Sheriffs.
Manager ST. Clair Bidgood of the
Haleiwa Hotel visited the scene of the
Manchuria wreck yesterday, making
the journey from town and back by
auto in four hours. Mr. Bidgood re-
turns to Haleiwa this morning He
reports business booming at the hotel, |
but reservations are made for the ex-
oected visitors on Saturday, Sunday |
Ind Monday next. Arrangements have
been made for running the Haleiwa
limited on Monday, Labor Day, as
we'll as on Sunday, as usual.
The night blooming cereus display at T
oahu College has attracted hundreds
f visitors during the past two or three
lights, the blooms being out in their
ull glory in innumerable quantities.
\ number of boys proved themselves
'andals on Monday night by gathering
rmfuls of the blossoms and pelting
he passing cars on Wilder avenue with
hem. This conduct proved most an
oying. some of the passengers mar
owly escaping being struck by the
eavy blooms. Daybreak pictures of
ne floral display We're taken by many
the Manchuria visitors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29

make trouble
she is
to do is of to nu
which
unless is
cabling o
of
Law lie to
hardly a bu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
NOTICE..

The cabin passengers of the Manchu-
ria who have been notified that pas
sage can be given them on the Hong
kong Maru are now advised that, as
soon as the date of sailing of the Hong
kong Maru is definitely settled, Messrs
II. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, agents for
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co, will
be ready to pay them on account of
board and lodging while in Honolulu,
the sum of $3.50 per day for each adult
Each passenger must INDIVIDU-
ALLY and PERSONALLY call at the
office of H. Hacdeld & Co., Ltd, to
receive this payment.
All hotel bills should be liquidated by
the passengers themselves. 1906
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
REBEKAK DANCE.

Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge, No. 2,
I. o. @. F., will give their dance in
August Both, instead of Saturday even
ing. Good music has been arranged
for and a good time is promised all
who attend. Tickets are only Soc and
can be had from members and at the
door
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
NOTICE.

Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd,
agents of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, have finally been able to ar
range for passage on the Hongkong
Maru, due at this port on August 80,
1866. for the following: E. NJ. Bachrach,
c. Ross and family, Miss "A Edmunds,
Mrs A. H. Woods, c. A. Bergstresser,
James Morrow, H A. Cox and family,
H. Russell, Henry Topping, Mrs. NJ. c..
Walker, Mrs. F. r. MeIlos, r. NJ. Ross,
T. j. Preston, S. c. Peoples and wife,
r. c. Morton, V. B. Buck, E. r. Buck,
G. F. Fitch, c. Eisenlohr. J. w. Hart
mann, C. w. Rogg, NJ. Rush, Mrs j.
Sarles, Miss Blackstock, Mrs. E. Miller,
Miss Shields, w. c.. Isett and wife
Mrs. w. s. Faris, Mrs. J. H Morris
and infant, \. Bentz, L. Baslet, c. NJ
Davis and wife, A. Grossman, W. B.
Parshley and wife, Y. Mazda, F. E.
Hinckley and wife, L. Leon and wife,
P. Wasmult, r. Scfweizer, V. Marsh,
H. ]. Burneston, Rev Father Lynch,
W. A. G. Clark. F. NJ. BechteI ]. P.
Lowrie and wife. Jno Sanborn, w. s.
Young, Miss Vail. 1906
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-29
Go tOBelIair and See
the Pineapples
Grow.

~ BELLA1R is situated in KALIHI VALLEY within two
malt miles OF Honoluus business center
BELLA1R is the ideal Summer
winch VIII living expenses while occupying your own
home ~ OO0NP1As 1o"t iva
BELAIR is acknowledged the hahiest place for pou
- ~ fo Aoi Po"1
3I.l-LAlR IS free from and transforms
BFLLAIR is laid in ACRES aotments large enough TO
gro" your own fruits vegetables
morse and cow without further outlay the price
only Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
Two Dollars and Fifty carry Won for two
years tor the balance, per centin interest
we shall be pleased show
Phone Main 40 and make appointment or see
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Malice OF Settlement.

ESTATE OF ELNihA u NLoNR'
STATE OF VERMONT Al Probate coArt
HtErFoRb DISTRICT, -. held at WoodStock MN
& aad t0r said District, the Sd day OF J~no-
Present Hos r o. sRAvER. Judge. -,
10 the natter ~ the estate OF Elvtra &, NlouS'
late II Royatun, In said District oeceaseu'
testate IN
whereas. &. +. Cloud. executor q the last vii
md testament u said deceased, proposes fsh.
aefinE an account Of his administration
q said estate and presenting his ao .Yun.
agaiast the same for examination and Al.s
snce al 4 session Of said Court to be heiu ~
the Probate once In said Woodstock, on w
s,h day u January, A. d. 1906. az O'Clock III
he forenoon. -. -.
And whereas said Court has assigned and OF !,
dered said time and place for the settlement Y,
ia q account and tor issuing a decree oi W, W.
residue 81 said estate 10 the persons ehtttcu
a. the same. and has ordered that public neues
thereof De given to all persons intersstSso
10 said estate by publishing a copy OF w
record 81 this order three weeks successNt,,s
10 the white River Herald, news paper Pnn,
hshed II Royaltun in said Distric l. the ~
q aid publications 10 be previous 10 saia fe'i
day lanua y, A. D. 1905. 81, -
Therefore, an persons concerned IN sAiu eH.s. =.
are hereby notified 10 appear az saiu rroo ..,
once 90 the DAY assigned, a. Aforesaid, theh AZ.
there % contest the allowance Of said accuualn
they see cause, and 10 establish Their rleh'
O. lawful claimants u said residue.
true record. Attest, ....,.,, -.
true copy u record. Attest. -.
les TO. sEANER, Judge
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e,,,h Eos. In Winter.

,rhe nauItryman who can supply
I'll eap. IN winter, when prices are
Nm has r tremendous advantage over
M ope WHO through ignorance OF neg
-, bas 10 wait till summer when tle
.rnnl, * large Not every one can do
ais and no one can do II unless he
49, proper care Of his fowls ana
,i,es them food containing the essen
',l egg producing ingredients which
when running at large. they can supply
themselves 10 large extent IN sum
rer There is no better substitute tol
winter use than Pages Perfecte.
popltry Food" H. +. Hathaway o
rsmham Que, has used II. he'.'
what be says. Il have tried rag
Perfected Poultry Food and thln*
{. the best have ever seen.
Any one sending his address on
postal card 10 c. $. Page, Hyde fafh
VI and mentioning this paper. VIII u
ceye by mail. free, postpaid. s'Hnpi
package Of Pages Perfected Poui'f
Food
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18

and investigating mind, an earnest
seeker after knowledge, ana aooVe
all. possessed of a wonderfully synhP"
thetic nature.
In ls4s she married Isaac Pinkham,
hr;lder and real estate operator, anu
their early married life was marked ps
nrosnerity and happiness. They hao
hour children, three sons ana
daughter. :.
In those good old fashioned days ~
ss common for mothers TO make
,heir own home medicines from roots
and herbs, natures own r eneueIl !,
calling in physician only IN speS'"a,s
urgent cases. by traultloh anu
peTience many of them gained WI
| derful knowledge OF the curative ploP
critics OF the various roots ana herps'
Mrs Pinkham took a great interes
In he study OF roots and herbs, thei
charaeteristics and power over disease
She maintained that just as nature >
honntifully provides in the harves'
salds and orchards vegetable FOODS .
on kinds: so, il we but take the pam
- And them, in the roots ana heru
- The held there are remedies e.
nressly designed 20 cure the varlou
ms and weaknesses OF the oooy, an
Il was her pleasure to search these gu
, and prepare simple and effective meo
zines for her own family and friend
e Chief OF these was rare comoin
: ton Of the choicest medicinal roo
md herbs found best adapted for u
c,re Of the Ills and weaknesses pee
Iiarto the female sex, and Lydia +. fln
hams friends and neighbors learn
i that her compound relieved ana cur
i and it became quite popular amo'
a |. them. !.
n All this so far was done freely WA
= ont money and without price, as
70 labor of love.
= But in 1873 the financial crisis stru
"a LYNN. It's length and severity We're
= much for the large real estate intere
81 the Pinkham family, as TINS ca
"a Of business suffered most ir'
ed fearful depression, so when the Senl'
ut NAL year dawned it found their pr
vn erty swept away. Some other SOU
Of income had to be found.
At this point Lydia +. Pinkhal
Vegetable Compound was mace hno
-. to the world.
" The three sons and the daugh'
with their mother, combined iorce'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Notine Of settlement.


ESTATE OF FRANCIS s. HULL
STATE OF VERMONT In the p PToss,gh in sad
RANpoi.fh, 49,, ~ IN the 9Th day Of Januatsr
for az" zoos lanes Hutchinson, trustee =,
estate Il Francis ; HUI, iase nresents hls
In saia account Tor exaninatl,ss
sa ailoWance and makes appli',3ha ~. sstate -
sree ii distribution and paftis''H ~
s wberegpon. il is ordered BY sad e9ari INA ~ se
account and said apphcstistp ~ ne probate once
sion o. sRsnSoiph on the nth day oil Saislen
in sald has 49, 80 hearing and use islni
A. ID. isvo, ~ further ordered that All pst
thereon ~ lie notified hereof by punles,,,,,
~ notice ~ said application ana a 1s and News
thIcs ,,,,tlished in Randolph aud whlsl wiz. ~ -.
Il Tie neghborhood q thSse a
fare said time q hearing thaa ~ estise object
I said time aud place anu u ne
,beret@ By the Court. Attest cuofs rpdee.
1855 NiAt, s,as,r5 attest
true eeRss - IAN IA n NICHOLs. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Notice Of Settlement

ESTATE OF ANDREW j. DAVIS
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate SonriIs hs -
=. ,s,,t .su nseTEf,r So at Randolph, IN ana tef
said District, on the 10th day 81 Jah"sfsr
n NEm. III Dubois, guardian 81 Andrew y Datis-
insane in said district, presents ms suAIniAn'"st
account for examination ana allow anSr. 49,.
Sk,t,ereurou IL l. ordered by SAID toufl, tns
ss,a sccoant and said application be reieffee !.
session III said Court 10 be held ~ tue ff'5ase
0,,e.. hi aid Randolph on the 2lth day e 1aa'.
4 n ieos Tor hearing and decision thereon
and Il i further ordered, that All persons
a - Ia notified hereof hy publication % hous
= 80 a,,,lieatiou and order thereon three NeeA-
| sneeessiveiy In the Herald and Ne~s PsP '',
/ nubnshed In Randolph. ana Nhisn -, -
| f',.s IN ne neiehborhood 81 those interested
hafnre aid time 81 bearing, that they may apleai
| ~ saId time and place and, u they see cause
| object thereto.
ny nv WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
| A tr,a s,uv "a Record. Attest,
| ,sss WILLIAM N. NICHOLS, Judge
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probate Of VIII.


ESTATE OF PATRICK klhLf'
,,-,.-rt, al, NrFRMONr In Probate Court, hello
.snat on plsrRIcr ~. at Randolph, IN anu Ut
aid District on the 2d day Oh 'ah"'''
n PRESENT p, Hon WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge;
An Instrument, purpOrtng to % tue utsi,
VII :, Rsndolph, In said district, deeea,s,sn,
being presentedto the Court by herDer hahnfe
~ Executor therein named! Tor tF"hs.t ,.
me eiar'd Nv said Court that all persons Con
aerned therein be notified 70 appear q ss5s s.
iN S.,,,rt Ia he held az the Probate ohrt
81 sa a AI,h M me 23d day Of January, a.
u, ,aos ana sb6% cause, II any they may hSss
against the Probate OF said VII, io cow %
Nv record 81 this order be published M, 1n.S'
weaks successfully in the herald and ,im,,
printed az Randolph, previous ~
anpointed for hearing.
| Nv the Court. Attest. ...,,,,r . t,dsra
| 1874 WILLIAM H. NiNhoi%0' ""e
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Tn Fit Array.

TALK as one will on the VANITY o.
lam re- consciousness Of being well
e ,."lsed has something of moral force
asg,See saws Youths Companion. Brush
y =, hsir and things won't look so bad
. YOU ~, he wise counsel given by friend
w ~ voman whose husband had lost his
g me little child in Mr. E. J. Hardy .
..,,anners Makyth Man" hito this greal
..h wben she replied to her mother
Mo was reproying her
@oh Katie. why can't you be goo
~ sirlq See Julia, now; how MIC
- i why can't you be as good a
she?" ..s,-ere.
"P'r'aps I could mamma s'is - -.
Katie If my dress had little pink %"
all over it."
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Notice Of Settlement.

Starr OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
1.,stst 81 DtsTHIcT -. Sheld At Randolph y
ana Tor said District on the sn "Af VI
~ n fliis. administrator Of the estate oi Die
a.. phfllips late Of Bfookheld, IN sad nl suas
,sssad prez.nta his administration hccoAn.
~ s~aminatlon aud allowance, and makes ahph
,i.,r fer a deerea Of distribution anu phrii""A
~ me estate Of said deceased 81. 49,,
u xvherenuon IL Is ordered by said Oourt thaf
aid account and said application pe rs lea,
"a sssion m said Court 10 be heldat the fIubh."
,, ~ la Rrook n Va on the Esd day OF January
n iaos, for hearing and decision there In
and il Is further ordered that ~ nm M no.
,tce "a said application and order thereon shls
weeks successively in the Herald anu 4, MI ~ !.
nr5na.d a. Randolph, and which elrculates IN W y,
| P.irhharho-nd Of those Interested previous y.
/ III time appointed for hearing, tnat they nas
4 appear at said time and place. anu my
cause object thereto.
| Nv the Court Attest, - ..,,,,oYs f,ase
| Iue ''Ps - WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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Commissioners Notice:

rhe undersigned having been app9lhl.,sa ~ ~ i,art
honorable Probate Court Tor M anins an.s
ford, ~ Claims and demands Of al psrs"ass
seJginst the estate Of Edgar y Aiien' md az
akaln,..1 In said District, deceasehi ahe -
hoy az hihit.d in offset thereto, hereby ~
nn,irs mar we viii meet for the Fssp
said, AZ the ~ III tlay of May next rohs
" O'clock p until oe ,lo@ Re I 18TH day o
Jay, III 10 1906 il the time limited os - -
S',srt ior said creditors 10 present the'
| =, ~ Tor examination and ah9NahSc. - nee 4
| Dated al koyait"h' '"'s l6ss
D. 1905. ,,vp a
4 Erwin T. BRADLEY,
/ Fred Is Allen, ENr.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Commissioners, Notice.

ESTATE OF ELLEN r. SALISBURY
The undersigned having been appointed BY the
honorable Probate Court. for the Distriet ~
fAngu. ph Commissioners to receive, examine anu
u ut adj claims and demands OF al petssohh7
against Ellen r salsbury. late q handnlph,
N said District, deceased, hereby give ho siSS
that se Will meet Tor the purpose Of eNanihinh p
allowing aldclaims at the Office Of VIM n ~, ~
bo's ia the village q Randolph, on SATURDAY, gan
uAl1 z, 1905, from O'Clock y. IN. until ,Ss
p M on said day, and that six months Hyl a.,.aS
"a said Court for said creditors to present tne"
ei4ims 20 US for examination and allowance
A. D. 1895
WI " DUBOIS. \ Com,r,
A. B. TEwKsBURl. -,
htgar T. Salisbury, Admir-. 1888