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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-16
SOUTH TunBRIuGE.

John Waldo has moved his family 70
So. Royalton.
Mrs. Edna Morse Of Royalton' speu'
Sunday at VIII Buttons.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Scott Tower are entertain
ing their daughter, Ethel, for o Is" aAs'
Sylvester Howe and sister, Nellie As ns
returned from their trip 70 Warren ADD
Waitsfield. 60.
Miss Rosetta Flint OF Randolph Nen1 20
and Alanson Judd OF East Bethel NgIe ]"
cent guests at Mrs. Clara Alexander g
Allen Smith who has been W9fEStAs \
the Orange County hotel az Nhsis.a
spending his vacation at his home ne'e,
Miss Burnham OF Brooklyn, n. " WY
had been boarding ri Mrs. Clara Aie Il-,
der's the past two weeks, returned u Nv
home Saturday. .,,Iv
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Coy, who Feeen.9
spent a week in Washington, return H.
bringing Mrs Coy's granddsugh'1'' i''
ell Bohonan, With them. ....,,-
Mrs. L. NJ. Corwin and Mrs. A.J' ~, VI
attended the West Orange SUNDAY s s
convention held at BrooSheio t'''''
They returned home Saturday.
Josie George, former resident et ., Nm
place, visited Mr.. and Mrs. trea W.
calling on other friends last Nss1 80.
went to her home in Richmond Fi'1'''
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sRooKFiELp.

An examination fer entrance to the mgr
1 school will be held az the high school room
saturday, Aug. Is, at 9 a. m. There VIII
be three grades, and Latin has been added
TO the course Of studies for the next year
Mrs. Clark wardner is working iot Mrs
Tslagan.
Lawrence Wilcox returned from visit
/ in Barre last Thursday.
Miss Ruth Hall is working for Mrs. T.
stone IN Williamstown.
Mr.. Bartlett from New York city, was
at r. II Allis' last week.
W. A. Ford and W. II. Ketehum were m
| Randolph last Saturday.
! Don't forget Children's day in the
/ Grange next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Jennie Nichols and children spent
a few DAYS In MiddleseX last week.
! Charlie and Ruth Morse OF st. Johns
! bury, are visiting at W. A. Fords.
Miss Ellen Bliss Of Waterbury, is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. Fri Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Nichols went to
Rutland Tuesday TO visit her nephew.
HAYDEN and Earl Gaylord visited their
brother, Pearl, in Waitstield last week.
Miss Florence Phelps OF Concord, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs A. l.. Follansbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harrington OF
I Pomfret, visited at U. A. Clark's, last
week.
Mrs. Mary Mills and son, samuel, OF
South Ryegate are visiting at J. 3. Per-
MANS.
Misses Hazel and Rachel Partridge were
the guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Earl Gay
lord, last week.
Mrs. W. ID. Pierce and son, Ralph, from
Worcester, Mass, are boarding at Mrs. y.
f. Ford's for few weeks.
Daniel Colt and children went TO their
home in West Winsted, Conn, Monday,
after a weeks visit with relatives.
Geo. Parmenter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn, who have been visiting relatives
here, returned to Concord Tuesday.
Mrs. Merton Griswold and two children
OF Uxbridge, Mass, and EleaBor Lyman Of
Rutland are the guests OF Mrs. Alkaline
Peck.
The friends Of +. White gave him sur
prise Monday evening, il being his birth
day, and presented him with a Morris
chair.
Rev, ID. II. Strong OF Williamstown. will
preach at the First and Second Congl
churches next Sunday in exchange with
the pastor, Rev. George o. Howe.
A social and lawn party will be held at
A. w. Edson's Thursday evening, Aug. %,
for the benefit Of the Second church. A
musical program will be rendered by the
well known Wheatley family oilMeriden,
Conn.,, assisted by local talent Ice cream
and cake will be served. Il is suggested
that those who can do so conveniently
wear old fashioned costumes, anything
out Of date. Everybody is invited.
In well.played game, Brookfield took
the rubber from Williamstown last week
Wednesday, the score being 8 10 a. The
home team was badly beaten by the Cres-
cents from Barre last Saturday. the score
being 10 to 4. The locals had one bad in
ming, in which the Cfesceats got in seven
runs. But for this one inning, L would
have been a very good game. Worthen,
who pitched for the home team, was hit
hard all through the game, no less than
twenty safe ones being credited to the
Barre team. The locals also made several
costly errors.
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VERsHIRE

Mrs. Iona Fits is visiting 10 Washing.
ton.
SIR. Laekey has finished hayIng ior NJ.
| Colburn.
Mr.. Davis is working Tor Mr.. Einbal
on his house.
l.. Porter OF Boston, was 10 town
few days last week.
Miss Florence Titus Is assisting Of tht
Commodore House IN Pos. Mills.
Mrs. Sadie Brown il working Dor Nr.
Roberts, who stiA continue feeble.
Mrs. Nina Nation has returned from
an extended visiting trip lu NlE Haup
shire.
Mrs. Ranks ~ Winsl0V OF S5uh
Ihetferd has been Visiting her father,
Thomas Reeder.
Misses Florence and Beth Ross from
Dorchester, Mass, are neW summer board.
ers az Castle d'Orr.
George Church vent 10 Oxford Sunday
to consult DIR. Chase a. be was uO, gain
ing as fastas desired.
Miss Eaie Humphrey returned 10 hsi
home in Piermont, y, IT,, last week, and
Miss Wins Richardson from Miaghel4la,
Mass, came 10 Mr. Orfs Tor her sum.
mer vacation.
Mr.. Pearl and son are cutting The bay
on Mr.. ColtOn's farm, formerly occupied
by Forrest Teller. John Pear. Be- cutting
the Warren Teller place aad The Marsh
farm on the Chelsea road.
The reception at the hiteanth wedding
anniyer ary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will oTNasa
very pleasant social affair and much enjoy.
ed by all Nearly 80 10 cash was received
besides many articles AZ presents. se'eil
congratulatory letters were received,
+. J. Akerman has goncto Massachusetts,
in the interests OF bis extensive eaiie
trade. tie has lately bought several piiis
OF heavy oxen which De wiii ship 90 nAi
ket, ana hiss recently returned tom lHp
through Northern Vermont buying ne"
mich cows.
James Roberts died very suddenly al hh
home here aged 81 years and seven months
He left q wife, two children and tlIss
The funeral was az tes
house, Rev. Vim. Paul Of West Ealree oil'
ciating. and the burial wasat West falfiss'
He will be greatly missed IN all The I,A.
tious OF life
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vesper Service

The vespeI service held al the r-...
church Sunday afternoon was eT|1grs 4
large and attentive audience ~. Y
carefully selected programme. ear.i.. ssll
principally Of music, Iulersusrsa5 ~, M
responsive readings, was re6ferst -
pleasing manner The Grst seI-efigr -
a piano solo BY Miss 81. sloane. ioi....s
BY another solo By Miss Lillian 49,
Next was cornet solo, "The pEIm. ~
Master Earle Sloane, Bis si5igr go.
panying him on the piano. which -.
sktllfuily rendered PRAYER Wa Co.,
by Rev. W. 2. Robinson. Miss an
Cone sang the solo. "Face 10 Faos y
her usual sweet and touching msgrs,
This was followed by responsive rssf.1g.
and chorus OF n liked voices.
The pastor, Rev. J. ". Gone. gave a In
weil-ehosen remarks upon the tsNegs. n
the Church In the Community an,
the benediction, Miss Sloane gave an6tb,
piano solo, which was a MASTERPIECE s1d !
grand finale to the exercises.
Seldom are We favored with So n8rs
musical talent, and an Tho took uaft ia
the service deserve thanks.
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Mrs. Emma French is visiting in Ran
dolph.
Republican caucus at 2 p. m. Saturday
! Aug. 18th.
Mrs. George Glidden is working fol
Mrs. Will Fordham.
f. 5. MeGlaflin OF Mortified was at }
| W. Blanchard's Sunday.
| Mrs. Fred Joslyn OF Randolph has been
| visiting at ElwIn Martins.
Miss Caroline Deering OF East Randolph
| visited friends here last week.
Mrs. w. d. Boyce visited friends in
Randolph the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Mclntire are visit
! ing their daughters family in Brookdeld
Misses Lima and Florence Jerd recently
visited their grandmother, Mrs. Melina
Jerd.
Fred Ferry and two sisters and lady
friend of Saratoga are at the hotel for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Keyes and daugh-
ter OF Moretown visited at Gibson Grain Is
recently.
Miss Ella Adams and friend Of Barnard
visited Miss Jennie Blanchard the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard of Randolph has
been spending the past week at ID. w. G.
Blanchard's.
Miss Mary Linheld IS keeping house for
r. /. Glaflin while Mrs. Claflin is away on
her western trip.
Charles Palmer went to Newport. n. H.,
and returned home with his wife, who has
been visiting there.
Will Blanchard, who has been at Fred
Flint's for two weeks, returned Sunday to
his home in Boston.
Mrs. Townsend, who has been visiting
Mrs. Salmon Williams, went Sunday to C.
r. Bowman's to visit.
Miss Mary Thayer of Waterbury, Conn,
came Monday to spend her vacation with
her father, Orvis Thayer.
The Ladies' Sewing and Mite society
will meet Friday afternoon at the base
ment. Supper will be served.
Evelyn and Earl Thayer went Monday
to East RoXbury to visit their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Thayer.
Palmer Kinne of Lebanon, n. H., came
Friday to see his family and returned
home Saturday, taking his son, Fred, with
HIM.
Drive down tonight and hear Proctor.
Prouty aud Martin speak at the Repub-
lican rally at Dubois & Gays hall, Ran
dolph.
Mrs. /. e. Young OF Montpelier. who
LAS bEtn ~ west BTOOhIelQ caring for
Mrs. Wallace Blanchard and baby girl
visited at j. w. Blanehard's the last Of the
week.
Reuben Norman and Pearl Rand were
among those who went on the q. A. r. ex-
cursion. Mrs. Rand is staying with her
mother, Mrs. Norman, during her hus-
bands absence.
The West Brookfeld aud East Brain
tree Sunday schools will hold a picnic in
the gulf near pearl spring" next Tues
day, Aug p, if pleasant, but il not it will
be held the following day. Let everyone
come and enjoy the day.
L. c. Thsyer Of Boston, accompanied by
his son, Carl, and friend, Mr.. Harris, came
with his auto last week and visited his
brother Orvis. His son and friend have
been boarding at the hotel during their
stay here. Another son, George. and
friend, Howard Mcleod, came with
team from Boston and have been boarding
at J. {. Melntire's the past week.
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Was II a Panther7

This IS the question c. +. Blackmer OF
y. Louis would like 10 have answered.
NJ. blackmcr, together with p. &. Tink-
nam OF Rochester, when returning from
warren late Thursday afternoon, took the
Moss Glen road. When a short distance
below the falls, they were driving slowly.
owing TO the bad condition OF the road,
when suddenly four animals bounded
from m 'front.' Of the horses. The largest
one, turning, seized a spoke OF a wheel on
Blaekmer's side Of the buggy, at the same
time giving vent TO a most savage snarl.
Then all four darted into the thick under
brush. Tinkham seized the whip and
started IN pursuit, while Blackmer bravelV
held the reins, tut no more was seen Of
the game.
As well as could be seen in the gather
ing dusk, they were about the color Of a
tiger cat and the size OF a fox. Doubtless
they were lynx and cubs, but Blackmer
ieeis sure i must have been a panther and
SAYS this beats the wild and woolly
West" 'S
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Miss NJ. Gle is visiting h.,

Miss NJ. Gle is visiting b..
Lucy Preston returned hon 9.l.f
Mrs Mrs, M ~. W. Palmer is il toF. lures, .y
Mrs. \. l.. Chase was IS ton,
Hcme day. 'eeA l0f Or
Mrs. Mary Morey from Portlsrs
visiting In town. '''ala' De, &
Mrs. I. Il. Belts is IN tow,
old acquaintance. renewing
Ira Preston and wife 81 Coss..s
are visiting IN town this uegs -'1' y. Il,
Miss Mary Chamberlip ~
}. H., Is visiting her grandrare1tt... l.sisi,
Miss Lora ChadWieE ~
Mass, visited at A. 2. R5yBsis..i! ,lls
Rev: samuel Rose. wife ana
from Reeds Ferry, n H., ars r.s. li..lsaisl
Mrs. w. +. sloane and f,-,
and a little friend, Miss tiIifsn s4isis
81 sieirose, Mass, came WedHes5sv 4 e.
SIN, and are stopping al g. b. Dr9 -72, .Asg
Erwin Flower and Miss Florence II
were united in marriage al NJ ol9ia
nome sunday evening. Aug f9fE les
J. ". Cone. They haXe thc go II ~.
their many friends. "'slfs Of
Mrs. Joel Lyman, Who had bsss n
eral months, died quite sndfe1iv 49, ~
Aug. 9th, aged 81 years. FgHgr5t .-..A
were held az the house Wgdurs4sr ~
j. w. Cone officiating. As1
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EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. Geo. Spaulting is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Grace Seitz of Boston is guest OF
Mrs. F. +. Fowler.
Mrs. Ann White OF South Royalton is
caring for her niece, Mrs. Geo. Spaulding.
Miss Emma Rowell OF South Royalton
was guest at G. B. Turner'S over sun
day.
Mrs. Susie Folsom and daughter, Miss
5. Theodosia Folsom of Boston, are visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. c. L. Ellis Of Somervile, Mass, is
visiting her brother, Chss. Smith, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George, who were
burned out recently, have moved into
rooms over j. II. Bucks meat market.
William Paine, who has been visiting
his brother, Leonard Paine, went 10
Waterbury Saturday before returning to
Palmer, Mass. He was accompanied by
his grandmother, Mrs. j. Jacquith Of
Chester, who has been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gage spent several
days in STAFFORD visiting and attended
the Mary Howe concert and rally at South
STAFFORD.
Mrs. Frank Monkey OF Newport, y. H..
Mrs. Nettie Stickney OF Boston and Miss
Lila Hunt Of New York are guests at II.
+. Cages.
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NORTH TuNsHIpeE.

Miss Clara Folsom spent last week -
Orchard farm. .--- tinted
The iron bridge here is being pa''''
over by Lewis Lougee. -
Mrs. A. II. Colby has returned u
home to remain for time. ,.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Folsom ''''
in Warren and Waitsfield last "seN'
Arthur Allen has gone % WgiA
7. Neff's livery stable, So. Royail'D'
Mrs. Henry b. Grant, who has 80 Il- gs
visit at No. Adams. Mass, mss
accompanied by her mother. ,,----.s-
Volna Moody, treasurer Of the " y ris,f.
ter Steel Foundry Co, and wlle q -,r,,5v.
ing ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j 10 - ~, =,
The ice cream open air festival. 9 i-sss S
the church ground last week l.l.I.,5t
evening, proved successful pIo0's,'
~. --a, have
Munroe & Pecore, showmen, w w bsll.
spent the past two weeks ~ Nls.t nov
have now moved to Stranoro u
there for a week. md
Several from here went on t9e -i-Iing
Army excursion to Minneapolis ~ M.
Pierce Dickerman, Miss Ellen ~, .strlsv. 10
and Mrs. o. F. Slack, Mrs. Ann " o. y 'TsybeLl
company with MIR. and Mrs. =
and others of So. Royalton'
OSM '..1s Early RiseFs
The famous little pills.
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ROBINSON.

Mrs. Addie Fuller was at Fred wyman's
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hulett we're in Gran.
vile over Sunday.
Walter Swinyer and family visited rela-
tlves here recently.
r. }. Robiuson was in Rutland Friday IA
attend a Shrine meeting.
Mrs; Alec Shampeny Of Hancock was AT
H. l.. FAIRS day recently.
Mrs Alonzo Parish Of Providence. r.. l.
Is visiting at ID. j. Flanders.
The stretcher mill has started mn agsin
after two weeks shutdown.
Mrs. X. A. Damon OF East Afiddlehpr-
j. visiting her brother, II. L. Farr.
Mrs. Elda Thresher is quite in at the
nome OF her daughter, Mrs viii Ash.
Miss Edna Morse entertained marty ~
s ~ Young lady friends Thursday al fbeir
West Hill farm.
Inc international Paper Co.'s SURVEYORS
VINO nave been m this vicinity several
months, have moved to Pittsfield.
Friday evening, Aug. Il, there will he a
s t..ls,-SS.n soclaole m j. o. Bobinson's new
served. All invited.
A merry party invaded Fred Wvman,s
ing camp at BatteIl meadows one day
recently A bountiful dinner was served
~ tne hostess, under a large maple tree in
.IeDl OF the house, which. with the enter
t9lnment furnished by A. f. Colby and HE
y, nlohograph, made most D easant dav for
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BAsEBALL NOTES.

BASEBALL N01Eas
The usual baseball rain appeared, but
| this time il was gentle and soon over.
Who ever heard before Of two tie games
in succession between the same team-g
Martin Connolly came over in Wood
/ stock uniform, but did not enter the gamo
The Woodstockites brought over plenty
OF money, and succeeded in placing some
OF it.
II was demonstrated that good, close
baseball will draw big crowd in Ran
( dolph.
The S. BIS. number some very good sing
ers, and when things 60 their way can
I tune er up real well.
Everybody said aIts over!n when Jack
started for that iiy. He never was known
[ to miss such chance before.
Baseball means business to railroads,
landlords. liveries and soda fountains. The
Inn served over 100 suppers Friday.
The town team, assisted by few S. b s.,
went to Roxbury Saturday and drubbfd
team there 10 to in four innings, be-
fore rain ended the game.
The usual after the ball'' lgame) dance
was pulled off at Grange hall Friday night.
Clement "coonsn were present and sang
for the amusement Of the merry party.
Conside, ing that Woodstock's battery
disposed OF fewer batters tnan Randolph's,
and that her fielders had more chances,
the visitors fielded better than Randolph
Early in the season il was difficult to ar
range games with Woodstock, because
they couldn't see us on the baseball map
Now they can locate Randolph without
the aid of microscope.
The Woodstock bunch was loyal and
demonstrative. They turned out a big
squad, and had special tram from the
Junction up, on their return. They felt
as good as though they had won-almost.
The S. BIS played Sharon at Sharon yes
terday as a feature of Old Home day
Worthen and jackson were the 5. b. bat
terry and Richardson and Somers for Shar-
on. Randolph batted very heavy and
won, 10 TO 5.
TO show how well the pitchers held out,
in Woodstock's half OF eleventh, Thomp-
son pitched only seven balls, six of which
were strikes and the last fly TO Bass
Wyatt got three OF his five strikeouts IN
the ninth and eleventh.
Arrangements were made after Fridays
game for one, and probably TWO, more
games between Randolph and Woodstock.
Randolph goes to Woodstock today, and
can have a return game here on same
terms as she gets for this one. Both teams
will play the same men as were in uniform
regulars or substitutes Friday. Ben
nington Battle day is celebrated today IN
Woodstock, and this game IS a feature
4 big crowd Will attend, many going from
here. A special car will be attached to the
noon express, and there will be a special
train to bring the party to the Junction TO
connect with the night express up to-
night The date for the return game here
has not been fixed yet.
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ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW.

VIM. Calvin of Ripton is here for a
Mrs. Julia Parks OF Seattle Wash, has
been visiting friends here,
Miss Rebekah BuRdy Of Keene. y. Il
Eaton ''le
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Calvin and dsugbter
Reta, left here Thursday Of last week for y
trip to Worcester and Leominster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Harvey and COS,
Theron, helped to make up the hanr,i
twenty at the old Rix homestead reeentffgy
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Il am sorry" said the doctor. but
your little girl will not be able 70
speak for several days"
Then it viii be safe" said the any
ious mother, for me to invite the min.
lister to tea, won't it?'-Judge.
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Footballs At Work Again.

Prof. c. p. Gardner Of Boston, the well
known dancing master, tells an interest
ing story OF his crippled condition and
complete cure of rheumatism and Sciatica
with one pair OF Huxham's Foot Pads in a
weeks time without liniments or medi-
cine. His story with others in booklet
form is free to any sufferer. Write the
Huxham Pad Co, 5 Park Square, Boston,
Mass.
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A Mystery Solved.

aHow to keep of periodic attacks n
billousness and habltual constipation was
a mystery that DR.. Kings New Life PHI.
solved Tor me, writes John y. Pleasant ~
Magnolia, Ind. The only pills that ar
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction ~
everybody or money refunded Only 90
For sale by II. A. Leonard, Raudoinb.
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A world Of truth in few words: uNear-
ly all other cough cures are constituting.
especially those containing opiates. Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar moves ire
bowels. Contains no opiates." You can
get 1t at GOodno's Pharmacy. ROCHESTER
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Easy.

Two young men, equally poor. have
asked me to marry them: what would
you do?"
Tell them to run along, and wait for
man with money. Houston Post
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II isn't hard TO make speech.
Most anyone can do IL.
But genuine success you reach
i people listen 10 a.
Washington star.
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Such an Unusual Man

He is a queer fellow"
''In what way?"
why, he fiirts with the girls bu,
he never tells them that his wife does
not understand him. Houston Post
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Cholly-It's a fuddy thig, but cold
Ia the head always bakes be so stupid.
Sharpe-Then you must have n
chronic, old man.
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Terrible

Now, Johnnie, pray that your teach
er will get we'll"
But mamma, if do he might. ~
Houston Post.
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oley.s Kidney Cure will cure all dis
eases arising from disordered kidnevs a.
oIaoGer' sold by H. A.Leonard. Randolnb,
ana I. A. Densmore, Chelsea, pm
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BurdOck Blood Bitters gives a man a
clear head, an active brain, a strong, Wig
orous body-makes him fit for the battle
of life.
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SECOND TIE WITH WOODSTOCK.
Continued from page T.

Earned runs, o; two-base hit, Dumas
struck ont. BY Thompson II, by Wyatt, D.
base on balls, of Thompson, !; stolen
bases, GOode, Howard, Davis, Fitzgerald,
Goodhart, Thompson; sacrifice hits, Ord
way, Northen, Grant, Davis double
plays, Grant TO Stearns, O'Shea unassisted
IN on bases, Woodstock 5, Randolph 8;
first base on errors, Woodstock 4, Ran
dolph 3; time Of game, 2:25; umpire, Gala
han.
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TOUGHER STILL.

Diner-Waiter, this is the toughest
bit of meat / ever tried TO eat.
Waterfall, you should try our roast
chicken, sir!
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EAST HRAINTREE.

Ladies' hairwork. MRS. II. II. BEAN
Z Chestnut St. Mediord. Mass
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Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eelectric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails
AT any drug store.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-06
Ell MANIQUI DE MIMBRE

Juventad tranquia tanto ordenancista democraca
republican, sin pensaro siquiera conseryadora hasa
en- sus bromas e presidente de Ia Repdblica.
FL padre Gurrel cogendo al vuelo frases aisladas,
imaginabase las endeucias de aquellos ciudadanos
recordaba las lusones del padre Lantagne-que desde
apartado retro supona possible conducir al pueblo
hacia la monarqula teoeratica-sonrendo r6njcanene
tras 81 papel mpreso que le servfa de pantalla.
-Estos parisenses- naginaba son 10 mas acomo-
daticio que hay el mundo.
En- provincias no los juzgamos acertadanente
Va quisiera yo CUE los repubcanos lihrepensado-
res del obispado de TJurcoing fnesen como estos
Pero el car5cter de los franceses del Norte resuta
siempre amaTgo el ldpuo de lanuras.
me we're rodeado en- mi di6cesis por socialistas
volentos cadlicos exatados
Conocfa las tribulaciones que le aguardaban en- la
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