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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
is IN Ills new BUILDING
Peter Haley Takes Possession Of Ills
METROPOLITAN Machinery House.

Peter Haley, the vetern ma
sehinery dealer in Devils Lake,
Is prouder than the time when
e boy he had his first pair 81
RED topped boots. He last week
moved INTO liis handsome brick
by ilsaizsg corner Of Arnold ave
nue. and Fourth street, and has
II well stocked with implements
that farmers need. The build
ing is swo stories and large
basement. The building was
especially modelled for the farm
chinery business. and every
thing IS roonly and convenient,
The comnod odious Office with large
plats glass windows gives the
place 8 striking1y metropolitan
appearance The building COS,
ov : er SIG, 900, and is certainly !
handsome structure.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
TO BUILD A MONUMENT
& Peter Haley Raising Money With
Which to Erect q Monument


Several days ago Peter Haley
started out with a subscription
paper to raise 81, 400 with which
to buy a soldiers monument
for the cemetery in this city.
Over q thousand dollars were
raised in q very short time,
leaving about $500 yet to be se-
cured. There are about twenty
soldiers buried in the local
cemetery The monument to be
erected will be a handsome one.
5It will consist Of 8 substantial
base about Welve feet high, up
on which will stand a soldier,
life size, carrying his accoutre.
'ments Of war.
Hon. III. e. Baird has agreed
to donate to the local G. A. r..
post u strip Of land adjoining
the Protestant and Catholic
burying grounds to be used for
"a soldiers cemetery, and the
monument will be erected mid
way between these grounds. Mr..
Haley is still eceiving sub
sscriptions, and anyone wishing
to helm in This Warfflv f,a11sn will
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
BROC NOTES


y. e. Anderson Is taking few
days rest and is calling on friends
out Of town.
Miss Alma Anderson spent
ISunday with her sister Ms.
John DRhlin. 5 551
The first social dance of the sea.
son Was given in Klug,s hall last
Friday evening.
One of Henry Toppila's child
rem died last week It had not
been sick very long.
John Benslay has moved from
the Scott q Barrett farm to Gust
u ohnsons farm south west Of
town.
+ Moravetz has moved into
his new residence on Second ave.
nne, which is one Of the neatest
in our town.
Miss Sophy Matson goes this
week to Mckenzie, M. ID. to
visit with her parents, she may
not return for some time.
Quite q number of the citizens
living on the star route from here
to Sarnia are placing mail boxes
on their farms, which ID i great
conY enience to them.
It looks now like ii will freeze
up without much dampnesa Id the
ground We would like to see
about two weeks of rainy weather
before That hap
Erik yllonen Has bought i
lot 10 town and moved d hoaseI
upon tand win rent IL. This ID 3
good move for there has been &
great demand for houses hereto
fore.
ln,our items last week Ne stated
that the National Elevator .s,, com.
pany had installed a wood saw ia
their yard, This was i mistake,
We should have said Herman
Hantula had put it III operation.
on On bic LET lately purchased from
n Husa.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
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Coilet Goods


Perfumes OF which we have an extrene-s It.,,..
and u choice collectlon. compris.
Gellet ing the delightful odors of he.
s0aters worlds most famous perfun-
ersHudnnt, Pinaud, Palmer,
Lazell, etc.
9olles Our large assortment Of pow
Powders ders, lotions. creams and e.tbar
aaa skin and complexion prepara-
SFealas tons contains everything any
lady needs for toilet use.
saa.sa ss..ss We carry nearly fifty different
ssaps kinds Of toilet soaps from
good quality ten cent soap TO
the finest medical and daintily.
perflmed soaps toilet soaps
tosuit everybody
us,,esss 49, We have nice COLLECTION Of
'''''s's hand mirrors, brushes, combs,
complexion brushes, rubber
sponges, sponge bags, ehamois
skins, manicure goods and
many other articles for toilet
use,
Inspection geFaially Iavisea
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
AROUND COUNTY


Walker Of Maza will
spend the winter with his family
In Florida.
S Carl Soderberg, living about
i've miles south OF Devon. viii
remove to Alberta to live.
Chris Anderson and Ole Mes
Iseth are Graryites who are look
Ilng for cheap lands in Canada.
The families of Art Gresham
al1d bEother have removed from
L4awtOn no their former homes
lin Illinois. - 8
Rev. Singer has resigned the
pastoTate of the Congregational
church at IsaRton and has remoy-..
Led to inthrop, Wash,
There 81 q kerosine oil famine
I'm Ghurchs Ferry, and the Sun
is afraid thes people there will
ldip. '- &, ''s y.
Cashier Jacob Rosholt Of the
Edmore Security Bank went to
Ia hospital in Grand Forks last
week tobe treated for appendi-
citis.
The village board Of Churchs
Ferry has ordered a $40 gasoline
street lamp, and if il proves a
success several more will be
purchased.
Brother An derson was busy
last week setting no legal
notices and the Public Opinion
was not as interesting AS usual
but very rofitable.
Nick Muellen and family left
for Penn Sunday for their new
home in Elma, Wash. They are:
old timers in this county, but;
have made money enough to-
spend the remand Ter Of their,
DAYS In q country with a 1nildsr
climate.
Deputy Sheriff Cavanaugh and
g Darnell went to LaWton last
night and brought back with
them John ndraWsels and
Will Adler charged with run.
ming blind pigs. Their hearings
will prob ably come up tomorrow
before Justice Crary. Edmore,
Herald News.
Mrs. Christina Mitchell and
family have left Penn to take IN
q residence in Villistol. MRS.
Mitchell has rented her farm in
this county to z. H Graham
Tor a term OF years and has tax
zen llp d claim iii McKenzie
county She is q daughter of
Hon. Alex Mclean, and has
been 3 resident Of Penn since
childhood. 81
Thursday afternoon while
driving home With Il load Of feed
John Johnson met with arl ac-
.cident which came very near
terminating fatally for him.
While attempting to pass anotfl-1
er wagon on the grade south of
Thatcher S, his wagon went
over the edge Of the grade and
turning over pinned him to the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
BURNED OUT
] The kenInare Electric Liqht
Plant Destroyed
A. A. B. kERLlA ONE OF THE OWNERS
The Loss Is AbOnt $4,000, With
Only 50. 900 Insurance Orl;
u gin of the Fire a Mystery
4. B. kERLlA ONE OF THE OWNERS

A. B. Kerlin returned from Ken
mare this week, where he was cal
led BY the destruction Of his cleo
tric light plant. Fire broke out
ID the power house on Sunday
morning of last week. The plant
was totally destroyed. The ori-
gin OF the fire is not known. The
plant had been shut down about
7:3O and the crew had left, there
being no one in the building. A
fine large engine and boiler, with
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
PERMANENT INJUNCTION
issued Against tlle Ramsey Count,
Drainage Commission

The hearing OH the Temporary
Injunction case of oltimier vs..
Peder q. Gilberg ct. al drain.
age colnInissio ioners Of Ramsey
Sg1llfy, came up for argument
aturday afterno ION.
The paint C ended that
ecause the lakes sifl question
we're navigable, as well as be-
cause proper title had not been
obtained from Noltin1ier, the
commissioner had no right to
cross the land in dispute, which
Ssa strip of a few rods across
section tt1irty-tWo, Irvine town.
ship, just at the junction of che
big coulee with that lake. Il
gas also claimed later on that
certain statutory requirements
lAhad not been complied with on
The part of the def fendant, and
that the attempt was being
made to drain the sloughs
around the lake and not the
lake itself 5 &
The defend dant claimed that all
necessary had been done
and that the lake was not navii-
I gable. A number. OF people from
Ghurchs Ferry and the Dry
Lake country whose lands
would be benefi fited, were present
at The hearing 81. sc
After reading of the afidavits
and hearing the arguments.
Judge GoWaal made the iniunc-
5i0n permanent, pending suit,
and the case will be heard for
Nual determination at the COM
ing January term. u
Friends of the movement TO
drain the bitches In dispute feel
4 keenly the result of the matter
alis far They claim chat there
are only d Few people opposed sto
the draining Of the low lands
which would Ee affected by the
drain and that these people are
only a few ChuEclis Ferry people
whose hunting, they claim, will
be injured If the lake should be-
lowered.
Against their claim is the
claim of the comm alission that llp-
ward d of 10, 900 acres Of land
s9f ND value now would become
worth from $40 to $$25 an acre
eould the ditch be completed by,
digging the few remaining rods
L ditch and connec ting the
lakes with Devils Lake.
&c this could be done they say,
khe value of the countys taxa
hIe property would be raised
about $2250, 600, and ia this way
sae whole DC the county would
benefited and IL would mean
.0tlsan ands d0llara 10 each
0iFlie. u ected, while
lakes would not BIZ drained
enough % hurt the hunting of
i q Churchs EerE people Gut
aide Uf ElEEcllS Ferry the c0liIlS
hopes chat eventually the
Tlafl1 Salon may he allowed co.
Iete isg work which will
NOT cost but q aeNg dollars.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
DIR. CAMPBELL IS DEAD
The Veterinarian. Wen knoWn N
Devils Lake, Dies IN 6anaM

DR.. A. B. campbell, who
came here several years ago
TO take the veterinary practice
of DR.. Crewe, Is dead. He lefa
Devils Lake several months ago
for New Mexico, where he went
for his health, as he was suffer-
ing from consumption. His,
health. however, continued TO
decline, and he returned to his
old home at Shiloh, Oas., where.
he passed away. He was a.
bright young man, and while re-
siding in Devils lake made.
many friends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL
/ 5REPoRgEHs.

Hiha Hansen vas absent from
school Monday.
The present rollment Of the
school il 480.
Mss Lillian Reese was absent
from school last week
The class Id debate ii studying
the question Of woman 4 suffrage.
Charlotte Hodgson has been out
|ofschool on account of illness.
George Jameson returned to
[schcolon Nednea eaday after q weeks
absence. M
A number Of high school boys
|gaye a dance Friday evening. It
was very successful.
Miss Jennie Lewis of the senior
class was elected to represent the
girls Of the high school on the
board Of athletic managers. 4
The high school has almost
mastered two choruses and iis look
/ ling forward to the taking up of
new ones.
Misses Anna dberg and
|Juliette Shortridge were the only
senior absentees from classes.
|during the past week
The Glee Club has been organ
lied and a great deal of enthusiasm
aroused The practices are held
Tuesday afternoons IN the assemb-
" room.
One Of the most popular classes
an the high school is that OF
United States history and Civics3
Under the instruction ef Supt.
#GodeWard.
The seniors expect soon to-
organize q dramatic club to work
on some light plans ID prepars-
Etion for the grand finale later in
the year.
The high school has finally
aroused an interest III athletics.
Prot. GodHard has succeeded III,
getting the arnnory for gymnasium
purposes and the boys and girls
have it on alternate evenings after
school. Miss Skunk, who Has
u -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-11-02

new generating apparatus had
Just been installed. The loss will
be IN the neighborhood of $40, 600:
with only S., 600 insu rance.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
SCENTED LUBRlcATINo OIL.
Used for the Bearings Of the Deli
cate Drills Employed by
Dentists.

"No. we don't perfume axle grease
nor do we scent the oil used on the
journals Of freight ears said the deal
er, but there is one lubricating oil
that we do scent, and that is the fine
oil used on dentists drills.
Such drills tiny little drills Of beau
tiful workmanship, are made nova
days for use In every po7s BILE position.
There are drills that project from the
shaft at right angle. this being made
possible by the daintiest little bevel
gearing you ever saw. within the drill
head. Others are sci al an obtuse
angle, and Others, again are sci al an
acute angle.
with one or another of these vari-
Gus drills you can drill out a hole In
any tooth in any direction, up or down
or from the front or the back or the
side, but of course the little drills
wouldn't run smoothly or nicely with
out fabrication, and you wouldn't want
to put fish oil in a patients mouth,
already suffering enough, probably.
so here is where scented mbricat-
ing oil is used, on dentists drills-on
the solid part, within the casing that
constitutes the handle. attached TO the
end Of the flexible shaft and on the
dainty gearing at the head Of the drill
itself-hne oil that is scented with
just a touch of altar of roses.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
DOGS NAME IN DIRECTORY
Utica List Contains One with oecu.
patton Given as That Of
Waterman.

Robert Badgero, Waterman, No. IS
West street" is the way Il read In thc
Utica city directory. and the woman
who responded to the bell cali told
the man al the door that Bob was In
says the Philadelphia Public Ledger
"Td like TO see him" remarked The
caller for he was in search Of a watch
man for his establishment.
Here Bob! here Bob" called the
woman, and a lively bull terrier rushed
into the hall
And then the woman laughed. for
the Robert Badgero in the directory
was none other than Bob. the mas
cot Of the Utica & Mohawk Valley Rail
way company, who had been listed in
the directory as a Waterman because
that's Just what he was.
Bob is probably the only dog on rec.
ord who has his name in a city direc-
tory. He is the property Of Milford
Badgero. private secretary Of General
Manager Allen. Of the street railway
lie is known by all employees Of the
line, and IS always a welcome passeu.
ger. who need pay no fare
A short time ago Bob went Is Rome
with the companys claim agent and
became strayed there When the claim
agent reached home Bob was there.
lie had taken an earlier trolley.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
HAND-PRESSED LEMON OIL.
Only Way of Extracting the Flavor
ing Matter from the Rind
of the Fruit.

This oil Of lemon, said the spice
merchant, is an exquisite thing. il Is
hand-pressed-pr pressed by hand out OF
lemon rind Smell &C."
The odor Of the clear oil, says our
informant, suggested sunllt lemon
groves miles in extent on mountain
side overlooking The blue sea.
III tell you now the oil Of lemon is
extracted, he said "A man sits with
a sponge in one hand and a piece OF
fresh lemon peel in the other He
presses the peel against the sponge.
giving it finally certain difficult and
dextrous twist, and this breaks the
cells in the rind, and the oil-there's
only a half drop OF it-comes reluct-
antly out upon the sponge.
When the sponge has taken up the
dribblings Of about a hundred rinds. it
is wet enough TO be squeezed out An
ounce or so of clear and fragrant oil
then flows from it,
There is no way to extract this oil
within a lemon rind except by squeez-
ing and twisting the rind by hand II
takes the rinds Of about loo lemons
to make one pound OF oil
did you by the way. ever watch
bartender hold a piece Of lemon peel
over a cocktail and give the peel
sudden quick twist2 Well, he was
then ilavoring the cocktail with oil Of
lemon though the quantity he extract
ed was 50 small as to be quite invisi-
BILE
Imagine doing that bartender twist
until you had collected quart or 50 Of
this rare oil.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Commissioners, Notice.

ESTATE OF VIOLA AKERMAN DAVIS
The undersigned having been appointed BY b5
Honorable Probate Court, FOR the District q
Randolph Commissioners 10 receive. examine
and adjust all claims and demands ~ all person.
against Viola Alderman Davis. late 81 Chelsea, %
said district, deceased, hereby give notice tAai
We VIII meet for the purpose IL examining and
IN Chelsea on January IS, 1906, from O'Clock
until O'Clock 2. M, Of said day. and that IS
months from the 2lst day ~ Dec, A. b. 1885,
itors topresent their claims 20 Us for examial-
ton aud allowance
Dated at Chelsea Vt this 2ist daY e
December, A. D. 1905
VIM ROBBINS
y. d. BARNES t1ihhiAssApAt
3. II. Adams. Jr Admir- les
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
License to Sell
ESTATE OF ELLEN Mcco,, ;.

ESTATE OF ELLEN McCorta.
STATE OF VERMONT, At p.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, S.. Aheld es5tte Con,
within and for said District II ns9dsi5eF1
December. A. D 1895 Is "a ass
Present. HoN. THOMAS o. ers5.s4
In the matter Of the esta4a ivy
COLON, late u Rochester n st Aiien u.
eeased. interstate. aisigiei a
Whereas, c. G. Hubbard -
Of said estate haH 4s'AsiFsiif
g said Court his petition II ftesealsi
praying for license 10 sell an the re5I eaisg
which said Interstate died seized aaI lM &
situate IA this state, representing fbs .ssesiel
VIII be beneficial - the heirs III said fftas Sc
e. al concerned. interstate "a
rhereupon- the Court appoints rha .a.t
January. A. d. 1905. as time ana ~ M aeF I
ONCE IN said Woodstock asa place M Haais
anddeeidine ON said petition ana s,i Asafag
notice Of said petition, the reason Etr Nv Fasi
and Of said time and place Of htariuis W PEI
all persons Interested in said estate H. 49, 9
ing copy Of the record Of this order VA pal.ss 8.
successfully in the Rochester Hersia 4ssss
per published al Rochester in this 500. = ssla.
eulates IN the neighborhood u those ma n
said estate, the last Of said pnhlieatiars w 'tl
Yious TO said time Of hearing, thar All peFs, n
cernnd IN the premises mas appear l5sfs.a z.
Court and show cause, II any they have ets ia
prayer 81 said petition should not ~ .gtagt. las
true record, attest,
7. 0. sEAyR. JUDI.
true copy Of record, attest
1858 Il. o. sEAVFR F.tr
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Probate Of VIII.

ESTATE OF PATRICK KELLY.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court hesl
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, -. al Randolph II and ~
said District, On the 81 day 81 Jataay
Al n 1906
Present, Hon. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Judge
An Instrument, purperfng e. be the Hst
Will and Testament ct Patrick KeB
late oi Randolph, in said district deCeasea
being presented ta the Court by Herbert Allen
the executor therein named, for Probate
II IS ordered by said Court thar an persons taa'
cerned therein be notified 20 appearat q session
nt said Court 10 be held at the Probate ofge
In Randolph on the 23d day IT january, A. b
1905, and show cause, Il any they may have
against the Probate II said Wilt for WheA
purpose Il Is further ordered. that . copy q
the record Of this order be published three
weeks successfully In the Herald and New,
printed % Randolph. previous to said tins
appointed for hearing.
BY the Court; Attest,
les4 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Jad-a.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Notice Of Settlement.

=
STATE OF VERMONT, IN Prohat. 4
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS. iheldaf Randalgs I
January. A. d. 1906 As
v. z. Ellis, administrator Of the estate ~ 4,
llssa Phillips, late Of Breokheid, IN said 5ist
deceased, presents his administrator Nv,
tor examination and allowance, ana makes st5s
cation for decree Of distribution aad 49, Z
Of the estate Of said deceased
Mhereupon II Is ordered by said Cont FL.
said account and said application rs rqf4ssi
toa session q SAID Court e be heldat tile Pf5ts
A. D. 1906, for hearing and decision tbaT-
and II y further ordered, that an ner.gRs n
terested be notified hereof By publication Ii ~
tiee q said application and order thereon H..
weeks suec ssiFely III the Herald ana ~
printed AZ Randolph and which circufates b. ~
neighhorhaod Of those Interested preF6ns +
said time appointed for hearing, thar theg +,
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court Attest.
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Jude
a true copy Of Record Attest
1851 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Jude
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Probate Of VIII.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court 6ati
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, -. 81 Randolph In ana h
said District, on the 81 day 81 January. A Il
1906
Presents HON. VIM. II, NICHOLS. Judge
An Instrument, pufpofting 10 be the last WD
and Testament Of Jennie +. smith, late al Bros
ueld, IN said district, deceased, being presented
70 the court 10y Il y, Kills, the executor thrre.
IN naned,tur Prohates IL y ordered hY said C0aH.
that all persons concerned therein Be notified
q appear AZ session Of said Court 10 be held b
the Probate Office in Randolph, on the 3l dlf
Of january A. u. 1906, and show cause, fans
they may have, against the Probate 81 said Wi.
Tor which purpose u - further ordered that !
copy Of the record of this order be published
three weeks successively In the Herald Lea
News, printed az Randolph, previous 70 said tine
appointed for hearing. 1854
By the Court Attest.
WILLIAM il. NICHOLS. Jad..
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Commissioners Notice.


ESTATE OF EDGAR J. ALLEN.
The undersigned. having been appointed u g
Honorable Probate Court fur the District - Har
ttsftis commissioners, 10 receive. examine ~
ATTEST az eltims and Demands 81 all pers
49, Ast the estate ~ Edgar 4. Alien. hie
~ atnh, % said District, deceased ADJ =.
lam tAhihtea ln offset thereto, ncrNl4 ~
hot5ee itat W VIII meet for the purposes aioTs
stidi e fbe dwelling house 81 the late Edgar
Ahent % the lsf day ~ MAY sext, ~
oelpek ,. m until I O'Clock y. nig q ss'
.Ass agd thst siN months from The 18th DAY
SNAtMbtFf q y. ltN y the time limited A}
NnNft luf sa4d creditors a. present their ciaiA
70 ~ lor eAaanillaItlnu and allowance.
b1ied az kuy alton. this sth day 81 pelr o.
D. 1905 1884
EDWARD MILLER .z.
EDWIN 4 BRAGhEF. taAil1',
Pred 81 Aleu EXP
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
y The Chaufeuse.

He lay PROSTATE in the dust.
"Alas'" he cried. You have broken
my hearti"
Her dark eyes. wild with fright.
questioned mutely the ambulance sur.
geou.
NO" he said; ITS only two ribs
and the left shoulder blade
With an exclamation Of relief the
chauneuse. or lady automobilist pulled
the lever and sped on.-PhiladeIphia
Bulletin.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Commissioners Notice.


The undersigned, having been appointed by ia
Hon. Probate Court for the district II Hartilr
commissioners 20 receive. examine and adjust u
ciaihs ana ~ minds ui all persons against tHt
estate q John II. Walker late 81 Barnar
IN said district deceased. and an claims tNhtt.
lted ~ offset thereto. hereby give notice tsai
We Mli meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid az tst
aMethng house ~ the late John q
walker on the 10th day OF January
next, aud the 18th DAY of May next from
o'clock Z. ~. until I O'Clock D. M, on std
DAYS and that six months from the PAN da4 4
November A. p 1905. l. the time limited ~
sala Court for said creditors % present Their
claims % Us Cor examination ana allowance
A. d 1906 Iwa
LEVI u. LEAVfrT.
WILLIAM n. HOWE, Numhila l"n'
Edward Miller Admir-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

a award sophomore was reeitius
mor1ei Grafton in one oF the
IS is public sp aHEE. Alter tag
i'll 1870 sentences bis m mory failed
t4t book Of blank despair connie over
ace He BEGAN as follows
Ladies and Gentleman. Washing.
forgetting. De hesltsied d moment sad
soauUped. and-I-I am beginning IL
.cel siek myself. Philadelphia Rec
3rl.