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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10
License to Sell.


ESTATE OF BURTON A. FLINT.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, -. at Randolph, in aud for
said District on the 5th day Of May A. ID.
1906
Present, HON. VIM H. NICHOLS. Judge
Fred L. Flint. administrator Of the estate
d Burton /. Flint late Of Br0Okheld, in said Dis
trict, deceased. makes application 60
said Court for license 20 sell all OF the
real estate Of said deceased, situated ia Brook
field 70 wits Farms, representing that the sale
thereof Will be beneficial 20 the heirs OF said es
tate.
WhereupOn, il il ordered by said Court. that
said application be referred 90 session there's.
20 be held az the Probate Office IN said Randolph,
on the % day Of June, A. D. 1905, for hearing aud
decision thereon; and IL b. further ordered, that
an persons interested be notified hereof by pub
LEGATION uf notice Of said application and order
thereon, three weeks excessively in the Heraid
and News, newspaper published at Randolph,
On this State, and which cireuiates IN the neigh
b0rhuod Of those Interested, before said time of
hearing. that they may appear &C said time aud
place, and, II they see cause, object thereto.
By the Court Attest
1909 WILLIAM III NICHOLS Judge
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RANpoLph cENrER.

H. A. Allen was in Gaysyille Tuesday on
business.
There viii be service at Grace church
next Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
A daughter was born last Saturday to
Mrs. Alice Adams Tobin and husband.
Karl Pember OF Woodstock was a guest
at the Old Homestead from Saturday TIL
Tuesday.
Mrs. Levi Washburn, who has been in a
feeble condition, is much worse and prob
ably cannot recover.
The Perrys, who have occupied Luke
parish's premises during his absence,
have moved back TO their home.
Frank Baker has moved from the Small
lev premises to {. n. Morse's, and Mr.
smalley has gone back TO his place.
Miss Hartwell, who has been a guest at
the Maplewood for some time, returned
home this week, but expects to return
here later.
Mrs. Hunt, about so years old and max
ing her home at c. J. Billings, died Mon
day. The funeral is held today AZ the
house, Rev. r. NJ. Baker officiating.
Luke Parish and wife, who have spent
the winter in Biloxi, Miss, returned home
last SATURDAY,. On their way home, they
stopped at Louisville, Ken, and Burling-
ton, VI.
luke Parish received 5000 trout fry
from the Government hatchery at ~.
Johnsbury last Monday and they were
distributed in the brook from the Gorham
place, SO called, north to its source.
Arbor day was quite generally observed
in the district schools OF the town. Many
OF the teachers and scholars set out trees,
planted flower seeds, and made other Ell
forts to beautify their surroundings.
III. Holden went to Waterbury, Conn,
last Friday night and returned with ms
mother last Monday. Mrs. Holden Is -
years old and in good health. she VIII pe
4 puest at the Old Homestead for awhile.
The annual meeting OF Grace church
vvas held last Monday The officers
elected were:-Luke Parish, f. l.. Daye,
wardens; Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer, Treas H. I,
Gilbert. sec F. l.. Daye, delegate TO
Diocesan convention.
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Commissioners' Notice.


The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District ut
Randolph. COMM ssiJners 90 receive. examine aud
adjust an claims and demands of all persons against
the estate ct AbIah " usru0d late of Randolph. In
said district deceased hereby give notice that We
will meet Tor The purpose ot examining and
allowing said claims &C the residence q
Mr.. Fersis 2. osgQod saturday september
18TH 1906. nom O'Clock d. m. until
& O'Clock 3. M. az said day, and that six months
from the 18th day ~ April. A. ID. 1905. D. the
time limited by said Court for said creditors 70
present their claims 60 us FOR examination aud
allowance.
Dated At Randolph Center, this Ith day q
May, A D. 1906. 1902
I a a T FRRGS toOmrs
Mrs Persis K. OSgO0d AdmXr.
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HANCOCK.

Worth Shampaney is much improved.
A. Brainard has sold his place to Farr &
Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Fessenden of Bos-
ton are in town.
John Robson and family have moved to
Potsdam, y. Y.
School has been closed for one week, but
commenced Monday last.
John Andrews has moved into the
''cheese factory tenement.
L. j. Robinson and family are to occupy
the tenement vacated by John Robson.
Fred Whittier has sold his place to A.
Brsinard and moved INTO the Robbins
tenement.
Miss Grace Robinson is in Rochester as
trainer OF class In elocution for prize
speaking.
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wILLIAmsTowN.

Herb Farnham lost a NICE horse last
week by illness.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis
NJ. Seaver Friday.
Charles Nixon's mother from Newbury
visited him last week.
Joshua Bailey Is moving from his farm
to his house on Quarry street.
Andrew Burnham and Leon McAllister
were in Washington Saturday.
George Nichols has recovered from his
severe illness so as to be able TO ride out.
George Slavery has purchased house on
Quarry street OF George Beckett, also land
on the same street from j. X. Lynde.
Mr.. Wiley from Topsham is teaching
school in the Cram district and boarding
at Vernon Sayery's.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stearns. Mrs. Wallace San
born OF Chelsea is caring for the mother
and child.
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sHERRuRNE.

J. e. Davis was in stockbridge Saturday.
Miss Laura johnson has gone to Shore
ham.
Mrs. P. Z. Lewis is visiting Mrs. Walter
Wilson.
Henry Taylor OF Plymouth was in town
the 5th.
Jehiel Webb went to Barnard Saturday
TO visit his brother.
w. o. Bates has turned over 80 head OF
cattle into the Shaw pasture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coburn and chill
dren went to Bridgewater Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson and chill
dren visited in Gaysville over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Joslyn OF Bridge
water visited at Walter Wilson's Sunday.
The Busy Bees met with Mrs. Ida
Spaulding Saturday and had very nice
time.
Ross Sanderson of Oberlin seminary is
to preach in the Union church this sum
mer and will begin next Sunday, the 18th.
All are cordially invited.
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PETH.

Mrs. Dyke, teacher in No. 8, was sick
and unable to teach last week.
Henry Eldridge Of Massachusetts is
stopping for the present with Mrs. E.
Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Richardson re-
turned Tuesday from their wedding trip
TO Chester, Mass.
Stillman LOOMS OF East Randolph spent
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Phalenda
Bass, the last of the week.
Earl Powers began work last week on
the new barn he intends to put up this
summer. He has the cellar nearly dug
and several carpenters and masons on the
ground at work. He wall bulld barn izA
IGS feel. with wing 82x60 feet. which will
accommodate 60 head of cattle and 100
sheen. besides several horses.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

Miss Bessie Handy was in Mortified
Friday. ,-,-,.
Mrs. l.. L. Dickerman was in Randolph
Monday.
Freeland Jewett was in town Tuesday
from Boston. g.
John Neal and Charles Handy were in
Bethel last week.
Pert Dickinson and family OF Roxbury
visited at Robert Dickinson's Sunday.
The friends of Mrs. Sophia Webb VIII
be glad to learn that she Is improving
and able to leave her room.
There is to be a social dance at BRAIN,
tree hall Friday evening, given by Fred
LaDue and Daniel Handy. All are most
cordially invited.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Mr.. Morrill, was called to his home IN
Orange, Mass, last Saturday by the III
ness Of his father.
Frank Sawyer Of Somerville, Mass
spent Sunday in town visiting his sister,
Miss Olive Sawyer, instructor IN music
The members Of the Senior class are be-
ginning to realize that graduation IS near,
and dressmakers are correspohalhgiy
busy.
prof. W. f. Howard, president oil the
Normal board Of school commissloneF rs
visited school Saturday, ana r W. Fieieei
treasurer OF the board, Tuesday.
The Senior class Will hold Ialr me
,,,orT,on and evening OF Tuesday. May
az short program will be given in the
evening. followed by an auction sale OF
unsold articles. Refreshments are TO oe
served during afternoon and evening.
The public is cordially invited.
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chelsea Home News.
\. o. B1xBY. Local Editor.

.,,.u.oe sanborn is at work for William
ling for the season.
L. a. r Lake preached at the West
hss sbgrch sunday afternoon.
a.l Itching II lbs. was born last
~ III and Mrs. Arthur Stearns.
wen Isnnie Mayall OF Paxton, Mass,
~ ,idsy to spend few days at Henry
1i -A N. Dewey was called 10 South
" sl,an saturday by the death Of his
IN n cpsbIfig and family Of Bethel we're
!, - SUNDAY for a brief call on Mrs. A.
II whitney.
N. Flla NJ. Braman went to Lowell
Alpaainu Monday 10 be gone several
a.l ~ visiting friends.
w.. p Camp OF Concord, n. H., Is
~, ~ mother. He is cir brake IN
,s. 't5r Tor the b. a NJ. *. H.
So .na Mrs. Ed. Lincoln Of Dighton.
hl' - NESTS at Orcutt Bixby's this
Aa55' M. Lincoln is buying horses and
cows -. 49,.
~ tror1 The hospital at Hanover, where
lslsrt tbree weeks ago to have leg ann
pg.sled' w.,.. -.
T. n a Rixby in the central Office OF the
i mo ~ county Telephone system for
lgE days
~ fDr Manchester, y. H., where they
49, 4, spend the summer. Mr. Griffin
800 III team through TO that city.
a.. Mary J. (Corlissl, wife OF Free
~ Tba.e Of Cambridge, Mass, died very
aAls5Ssiy MAY 81 while seated at dinner.
u. md Mrs. Chase were formerly resi-
ans Of this town.
u,.sr, clark of Kansas City was visiting
~stbar. Mrs. Amanda Clark, few
ID. ms week He is an engineer on the
Gsrsgo AZ Alton X. r., with a run from
gsuas City to 81. Louis.
The Orange County National bank has
srlisi the following officers 10 MI the
r.raney caused by the death OF its presi-
slrt Hau. John b. Bacon President, NJ,
King Of Tunbridge; vice president, ".
Il N Hall Of Chelsea; director, John l..
P1ron Of White River Junction.
The graduating exercises OF Chelsea
.rs8ep1V and grammar school viii be held
T. ~ Town hall Friday evening, May II,
st o'clock sharp A nice program Is ar
-.g,ed for these exercises. There are six
r. ,-adgste from the academy and thir-
tss6 nom the grammar school. Joseph A.
tracy has the yaledictory. Everybody l.
invited. but requested to be in their seats
90 g o'clock.
Wrs Alice Thomas, wife Of George W.
Ts5mss. died MAY 4th OF consumption,
sgsi B Years. Mrs. Thomas had been IN
p55r health for several years and the lam
IN moved from Boston here IN the couu-
tTg. hoping the change would benefit her,
and no doubt Il has prolonged her lie.
she ailed rapidly in the last lev weeks.
Her daughter, Mrs. George Grimm, ar
rived from Canada two weeks ago and Was
with her mother during her last days.
She left. besides her husband and daugh-
Ter. two sons. The funeral was sunday
afternoon in the Methodist church, Rev.
L. n. Moody officiating.
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sRAINTREE.

Mrs. s. p. Tarben visited in Randolph
over sunday.
Raw Homes of Royalton visited his grand %
mother here last week.
Mr.. Simonds Of Granville has moNeu III
to George Thurston's house.
Mrs. Fits Of Fitchburg, Mess, Is VISIT
;r,+, her sister. Mrs. Henry Farr-
Mrs. L. b. Holt will SPEAK az the H'A'
next sunday, May IL, at II o cloch'
Frank Campbell has moved ms fanny
from Bethel to his fathers mouse nslS.
Mrs. Lydia Lytoh has sold the saInuei
A hbott place to E. Boyden OF hahcocN'
Mabel Bostwick has finished Work lo o.
Mrs. Greenslitt and gone to her nome Id
Warren.
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@Ae-AAohA1 III STU VI ldhAt use
{. w. JOINER.
Miss Alice Denison was in Randolph
Monday.
E. J. Rumrill came from Randolph for
few hours Friday.
r. b. Gslusha went TO Windsor Friday.
returning Saturday.
Miss Mary Dewey returned to Mount
Hermon, Mass, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bishop OF Williston were
guests last week Of their nephew, K. B.
Galusha.
Don Galusha came recently from Proc
tor TO spend few days with his parents,
Air. aud Mrs. e. B. Galusha.
Pupils of Central school and their
friends enjoyed a baked bean supper aud
social at the Cascadnac House Friday even
ing.
Miss Gertrude Denison returned Satur-
day from Andoyer, Mass, having spent
few days on the way at Salem, Mass, and
Nashua, n. Il.
Rev. J. F. Whitney preached in Tun-
bridge Sunday. Wednesday he was in
White River Junction TO attend a minis
tiers meeting.
Mrs. James Boyd went to Hartford
Thursday and returned Friday, when she
was accompanied by her deug liter, Miss
Alice Boyd, who remained with her par
ents till Monday.
Mrs. f. E. spaulding, Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. q. A. Lard, Misses Alice
Grant and Mary Whitney and Rev. J. r.
whitney were ia Randolph Monday to at
tend the e. T.. convention and enjoy hear
ing General Secretary Won Ogden Nogt.
In the story OF the Burning OF Royalton
by Indians, which Is published on the
day OF the unyeiling OF the monument at
Royalton. May 23rd, at o'clock, well
known Nermonter has added . page OF
witty advice telling how Vermont may be
made a paradise. Don't miss Il. That
page is worth the price Of the book.
/ Ned l.. Sheldon, attorney-at- law, and
. president Of the Vermont association OF
+ Boston, is planning to attend the unveil-
Z ing OF the monument at Royalton, COM
/ memorating the burning Of the town by
I Indians, Oct. 16,l7S0. The ceremonies are
+ TO take place May Ord at o'clock in the
\ Cong'l church and on the village green.
Other distinguished guests will be the
donor of the monument, ID. q. Wild Of
i Brooklyn, n. Y, and three grandchildren
OF ZadOck Steele, who are the wife OF ex-
Governor Pingree OF Vermont and two
I New York lawyers Sanford II. Steele and
/ Hiram ID. Steele.
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Eortunate Missourlans.

"When ! was a druggist at Livonia,
Mo" writes I. w. Dryer, now Of Grays-
vile, Mo, "three of my customers were
permanently cured OF consumption by DIR.
Kings New Discovery and are well and
strong today. One was trying to sell his
property aud move to Arizona, but after
using New Discovery a short time he
found il unnecessary to do so. ! regard
DR.. Kings New Discovery as the most
wonderful medicine in existence. Surest
cough and cold cure and throat and lung
healer. Guaranteed. SOC. and n. Trial
bottle free.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and F. f.
Bryan, Randolph.
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John 7. Reed, George A. ingalls,
Practical Painters.

Don't pay sl.50 gallon for canned OIL,
which ought to cost but 90 cents a gallon.
Ready-mixed paint is half oil and half
paint. Buy oil fresh from the barrel and
add it to the /. & n. Paint, which is semi
mixed.
When YOU buy L. & N. Paint you get a
full gallon Of paint that won't wear of for
10 or Is years, because I. & N. Zinc hard
ems the L. q N. White Lead and makes l..
& VI. psiut wear like iron.
-Four gallons l.. & NJ. mixed with 3 gal
Ions Linseed Oil viii paint a moderate
sized house.
Actual cost L. & NJ. about s1.20 per gal
Ion.
sold in the n orth, east, south and west
&. ;. Andre VS., eN-mayor, Danbury
Conn, writes; Painted my house y
years ago with L. & NJ. Looks well today.
Sold BY Upper & Graham, Bethel.
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peaths DON AppendIeItis

decrease in the same ratio that the use OF
Dr. Kings New Life Pills increases. Ihey
save you from danger and bring quick ana
painless release from constipation ana the
ms growing out OF it. Strength ana Nlgor
always follow then use. Guaranteed. 25c.
Try them.
For sale by H. A. Leonard and +. r..
Bryan, Randolph.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Geo. Slack went to Warren Friday.
Geo. Tsggart has been III with grip.
Miss Ada White has returned, having
eeen absent several weeks in East Ran
dolph.
Mrs. Geo. Goodrich and children ana
Harry White of Quechee were guests al
Mrs. Mary W hite's last week.
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NORTH RANooLPH.

w. G. Buzzell has sold his driving horse.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
c. II. Taft May Is. All invited.
ID. j. Camp is putting an addition on
his tenement house where Arthur Robin
son lives.
q. W. Taft is repairing his house.
Hobart Peck and Guy Durkee are doing
the work.
c. ;. Hall is painting his house on the
outside, painting, papering and otherwise
repairing on the inside. Louis Longee IS
doing the work.
Mrs. Guy Durkee is a little more com
Portable. Mrs. Nellie DAVIS helped her
last week. Mrs. Fannie Lyon Will help a
few DAYS this week.
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Inc Home Merchant.

The following clippings are from an
Ohio paper.
EDITOR News Sir: The following, which
speaks for itself, wish all the readers OF
the News to consider.
Who sympathized with you when your
children we're sick
Was il Sears and Roebuck2
Who carried you last winter when you
were out Of job and had no money
Was it Montgomery. Ward and Com
pny2 Or was il your home merchant
When you want TO raise money for the
esrch Or for some needy person IN town
5you write 10 the Fair store IN Chicago
q DO you 20 10 your home merchant
How much does Siegel, Cooper and Com
H1r give towards keeping up our side
WALKS or paying the minister's salary
When you are sick, how many nights
did Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett aud CON-
psay sit up with you
When your loved one was buried, was y
Your home merchant who dropped the
tear Of sympathy and uttered he cheering
word, or was il Marshall Field and Com
pauy2
Psrouize your home merchants and
your home newspaper. A FARMER
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RocHEsTER NoRrH HoLLoW.

Charlie MinkIer has gone to Connecticut.
Ona Newton is teaching in the Farr dis
trict.
George Newton is working for Charles
Mmkler.
Edward Fales is attending school in
Granville.
OrviIie Virgins Of Washington state
called on friends in this vicinity recently.
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New Library Books.


The following is a list Of new books
the library, numbered from 7s3 10 $40,
elusive.
The Divine Fire,
Next Door.
The Rivers Children.
The Wood Carver of Lympus,
Rose o. the River,
Hearts Desire.
Hester OF the Grants,
The House OF Mirth,
The Masquerader,
Ground Arms,
Our Little japanese Cousin,
Our Little Russian Cousin,
Revolutionary Stories,
Colonial Stories,
Civil War Stories.
Our National Holidays,
Gulliverfs Travels,
SWISS Family Robinson,
Wee McGregor.
In a New World,
The Flight Of Perry Baker,
Animal Heroes,
For the Mikado,
Lonely o Malley,
The New Boy at Dale,
Boy Captiyes 10 Canada,
The Castaways,
Elsie Densmore,
Elsie's GirlhOod,
Elsie's Holidays.
Teddy, Her Book,
Helen Beston, Collegewoman,
Betty Wales, Freshman,
Wild Kitty,
Rebecca Mary,
The Odd One,
The Merryweathers,
The Armstrong;.
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Death Of Haekett Adams.

Benjamin Hackett, oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. IA. Adams, Jr., died saturday
morning at o'clock. aged II yrs, mos,
3 days. after an illness of only four days
with peritonItis. He went to school as
usual Monday and was taken sick Tues
aay morning at O'Clock. lie Vas
dressed and about the house part OF the
DAY, however, and also dressed Nednes-
day morning Thursday he was worse
and Friday DR.. Fish OF South hoyalton
was called in consultation with Dr. r.
Il, Godfrey, the attending physician ana
later DR.. A. L. Marshall was also called.
great sorrow has fallen upon this com
munlty not only upon the immediate reiA-
tNes, but upon the school and village,
10, Hackett was one OF those boys that ls
beloved By all. Kind, manly, honest,
good natured, both old and young were
ms friends, and the large attendance al
MS funeral was a testimonial OF then
regard for him. II was a singular COIN
cicence that his great grandfather, ior
whom he was named, died nineteen years
ago Ht exactly the same hour OF the dayt
CAV OF the week and month, and the
ianeral was the same day OF the week
and hour OF the day as Hackett's.
~ he funeral was Monday afternoon at
O'clock from the parlors of the Congl
church, the pastor, Rev. Geo. Z. LAKE,
oheiating. Beautiful flowers covered the
lovely white casket and almost hlled one
side OF the room, nearly thirty pieces m
alL The pail bearers were hackett
sunday school class, eight ia NUMBER
each carrying a bouquet Of white carhH-
tlons, which they tenderly scattered over
his last resting place, as they lett me
grave. The bearers were immediate reia-
tIves Of the deceased. The interment was
90 the family lot in Highland cemetery.
Those from out Of town present at the
funeral were Fred 5. Osterhout Of Lower,
lrs. G. G. Hill Of Barre, Mrs. Jed scott OF
esottsmore, p. O., Mrs. j. e. McOonneii OF
sherhrooke, p. O., John Scribner OF Cor-
NTH, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. z. Brown, MRS
John Pearl, Mrs. Frank Pearl and daugh-
ter OF Vershire.
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ozro Ford was in Mortified Wednesday
on business.
Thad Markham OF Royalton is at work
for ID. y. Rice.
NarceIlena Simonds is working for
Mrs. John Ninton.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bert Boyd.
R.P. Briggs OF Vergennes was at Z. r.
Briggs Monday night.
Miss Mamie Wilson from Randolph
has been spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Eddie Wilson.
Mrs. G.. +. Wilson and her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Burke, have been visiting
Mrs. Richard Osha in East Braintree.
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See that your druggist gives you no lnl-
,adon when you ask for hennedy's LaAa-
tFe Honey and Tar, the original Laxative
cough syrup. Sold by Goodno's pnar-
macy, Rochester.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10

The legal requirements Banking
conservative aid national banks having savings departments
ing deposits ON CALL.
all hand
aul eposo percent
deposits provisions of the United
States awsre relating o Banks.
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A little life may be sacrificed TO sudden
attack OF Group, II you don't have DR..
Thomas Eclectric OIl on hand for the
emergency.
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.,,o1 n 10 good health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them.
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ASK for Aliens Foot-Ease. A Powder.

Il makes walking easy. cures Corns Buniuus Tn
growing Nails. swollen and sweating feet. AZ al
Druggists aud Shoe stores 2iC. Don't accept my
substitute. sample FREE, Address, Allen s
Olmstead, Leroy, y. Y.
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RoYALTon.

Potatoes for sale. Fine quality Green
Mountains for seed or table use
Z. w. JoTNFR.
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WANFED:-An elderly woman to help
with homework and be one OF the
family. Those who dislike children need
not answer. References exchanged. Ad-
dress, NJ, South Royalton. ae 3w