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Dressmakers and Seamstresses.

WANTED - EXPERIENCED PANTS AND
shirt makers On power machines, especially
pant makers: can use few beginners. Apply
Wyman, Partridge & Co. s't +fEs7f" ;.
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TYPEWRITERs
MACHINERY

SKATING, PuLLEYs, HANGERS, COUP.
Hngs, betting, wood and iron-Working machin
cry. new and second land; largest stock
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INSTRUCTIONS

PIANO LEsSoNs-A COMPETENT TEACHER
desires pupils; charges moderate and satis-
faction assured. I, Call or address 242S 4th
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

WOULD LIKE TO BUY A FULL-GRoWN FF.
male st Bernard dog; state what you have
and price, to H. kallusky, Wadena Mimi
OIL MEAL, $1.65; OYSTER SHELLS. 75c: MICA
crystal grit, 75c per 10O-lb sacks. j. a.
Smith. 214-216 Hennepin ay.
FINE JERSEY COW CHEAP, Or WILL Ex.
change for beef or good horse. 5Oos Pleasant.
FOR sALE-A sP1Tz PUPPY, MONTHS OLD.
3216 Hennepin av.
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Bookkeepers.

wANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BooKKEEP.
i give
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FUR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND RE.
Morris Fur Co., 20 10th st S. Z. G. 1O6OS.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

WE ARE HAVING a CLEARANCE SALE OF
cameras that we have used as samples: two
Hawkeyes, regular price 1880, cut price $40;
four Premos, regular price $3.50, cut price
$3.50; many other splendid bargains. Call or
write for catalogue. The New England Furni-
ture & Carpet Co. corner LIST aE and 9th st.
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PAROUET FLOORS

WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
floor laying: get our estimates before buying.
Mpls. Builders Co., BOG u Lake S.. T. G. 459a
TAKE NO CHANCES-Have the Old Reliable.
Met. Parquet Floor Co., sos LIST av s.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

To any farmer who will write us, men.
'iouimg this paper, We will send free,
postpaid, several formulas for making IA
first class fertilizer at home, together
NTH the cost of the ingredients, direc-
tious for mixing. etc.
The Vermont Experiment Station in
It's bulletin No. llG has the following to
SAY with reference to the value of home
mixed fertilizers as compared VITA the
ordinary commercial brands: ..On every
recount. however, financial, educational.
agricultural, il is better TO hay the crude
stock and home mix il one uses ton or
more
Every up to date farmer should I've
interested III the subject OF home mixed
fertilizers aud We are in position to help
them. Address.
CARROLL ). PAGE. Hyde rsrk, Vt.
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Cuildhatl.

Editor Bishop is in town to report
court proceedings.
Mrs. Alice Fields aud little son are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. RamS'lell.
Miss Iva Wiley returned home last
week "Wednesday.
Mrs. Moses Henson is helpiag Mrs.
Nelson Call during court, aud FL. Hut
bard aud wife are assisting at George \,
Iluhhard's.
There was a special Grange meeting
TUESDAY evening.
Neal Rrattir Is home from his school
in Bradford Tor weeks vacation.
The c. f. meeting was held With Mrs.
{. !. Flanders this week.
Miss sara Jordan returned Friday
from Portland, accompanied 10y hrI
sister Lena.
Miss iddie Poole AID Mrs II. VI
I Hubbard Mere in Lancaster last week
! "Wednesday.
! Mrs. +. \ Chase aud son TrrScot
of Bradford are visiting her parent,
, .udgr and Mrs. T. X. FolIanshy.
/ Mrs. Charles Flanders gave a tea party
last Thursday evening. rho>,. pres-n
were Me>damrs &. c. HAYES, K X. Poole
V. K. HOLMES, +. y Piper, ;. e. Poole
A. j. Lowrey, l. f. Knights, J. W. Royce
II. = Wiley has finished work for tn,
Berlin Mills Co.
Mrs. |. f.. Knights entertained tn
Ladies Society Tuesday afternoon.
There will h,. q box party in Grang
hall Friday evening. Everybody come
Miss Florence Paige is working 10
Mrs, George RamsdriI.
Mrs A. J. Lowrey entertained ie'
friends Saturday evening.
Miss Clara Dexter of Coos. y H., /
the CUES, OF Miss blanche Spencer.
Elhridge Blake of South Gaildha'l wa
in the village Sunday.
The Grange is preparing for fair t
be held the latter part Of April.
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East Charlie Ston.

Mrs Clinton Gallup has not been a. well
for few days.
X Hudson IS ut Newport this week serv'
ing a. specit Juror.
Cl,rk Royce has been confined To- the house
several days lay illness.
Mrs t. u Allyn. who has heeu very Ill
with measles. il thought to bc Improving.
pr Potter is entertaining his sister. Mrs
blake from Island Pond
Mrs. ". 4. rripp and Mrs. {. y. Moult"n
spent thursday with friends at Newport,
T. I. Van he Water has moved his h"u>e-
holt goods from the mill house ut Echo Pond
To- WeStmore where he has emplny mrni-
Mrs Chnries Hilhard, who lives IN II, A,
Gray, tenement j. very ~ with spinal
trouble,
Nrs. Carrie Rurnham aui daughter Ruth.
who have spent tive weeks here with rela
tive>, returned 10 HaTton sunday.
Mir and Mrs. Henry Hu~haw. who have
spent the winter here. have returned to their
home at ncrpy.
4 little son Of Rev \ T. Russell Is spend
ing this wrcA with his father at the Union
House
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Concord.

Mr. and Mrs. William douglas are visiting
his parents. Mr aud Mrs, \. /. Douglas
Mrs SUSIE Jones is home from her work on
a vacation.
Red Glover Rcbekah Lodge gave "a new
sugar party aud promenade at the / o. u.
II. han Monday evening. A very pleasant
time Mas enjoyed ny those present.
Rev. Thomas Butler has returncd from a
three months visit a. his home In fhiladel-
phin
Mrs. l., n, Moody has retained from Bos.
ton and New York with a hue stock of new
millinery and vii; have her opening Friday
and saturday. April and :.
Misses Mamie Harvey and i.eoia Forsailh
have returned from trip to i'osion.
Sidney willis Is home from Tuils College
visit.
Mr. aud Mrs irving Willis are at home on
visit
+. D. Lee having resigned. :. Moody has
been appointed 10 I'll The otics OF town
treasurer.
Robert Williams, who has occupied tene
ment 10 Dndley's block. has moved into tho
boarding house at Miles Pond.
The HER,Ln will pabiish next week a let
ter irnm Mrs. Willard Chase.
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Msii.iuus. J.sr' tb-u drc'Ar-i re-
e,-ss uuii. "Wednesday n.uruirs
ws..u+..ia, in"fnius Il i sss'-riai"
Iuis- Nsfhtu ll"i,>nu took hi, seat asa
he l.reh ruch Ia Jii- p-asurr "i las
mAnN trisuds. A iur Nss imlaneli'd
{" try il,- c.se 81 n. Il. Farmer ~.
t,eUrg- .Iohu. an action Tor r-esl'ssls
cnlii.lius With the rlaintifi while driving
ia tue STREET, oi Island Pond ia the
SKINNER ui laol. The ease MAS
compi--,rd suj given TO the jury before
noon. After au absence Of about bali
an hour they returned verdict Of s2l
and c.,sts Tor the plaintiff.
Thursday morning various matters
occupir,l the atI.uiiu of the court. aud
ia the afternoon the case of Grorgr III
Fitzgerald vs.. Mary 4 Daley e, ais vii
I've taken up.
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st Haven.

Mrs. ArnnIl Hall. whD has harn nuitp
in is SOM. h4.t,.r at this nriti,o
Charles T. tIoxford vb, has l..n
confined 70 hi, bed for several DAYS
with the measles. is now alb. 10 he.
around the house.
March does not amman 10 losa any of
us hp,canass saturday ,u,rn;.o ,h..
,hsrm,m.t.r in different n,r,s Of the
towp varied from, - to ob below zero.
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Fertilizer for the Garden.

1t is generally conceded that there is
10 better all round fertilizer for use in
the garden than pure raw rouud bone.
The kind We make is by.product in
the Manufacture OF Pages Perfected
Poultry Fool aud is guaranteed to he
free from authorizations of all Kinds aud
contains all the natural ingredients of
the bone.
We sell it for 1925 per bhl. of 200
HIS, treights paid to your station.
Send us 1926 III check, postal money
order or registered letter, and barrel
will he shipped you promptly.
We can also furnish you with tormu
las for mixing the ground bone into a
complete fertilizer and shall be pleased
10 do 50 il you will write us mentioning
this paper. Address,
CARROLL :. PAGE, Hyde Park, VI.
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Democracy.

That expressive word NOW so familiar
t. rra iegs. designltrs duUntic>s. mill
tlnr spirit, WATCH asitated the mind, OF
i.te!Iigcm, men long before they could
express their perceptions of Injustice
and their ra>ent'nentS in anything like
logical argument Daring that time
the spirit may have manifested its
presence in an alarming manner. How
ever, it was for Il certain length OF, time
easily subordinated. BIT it was not
possible to crush, nor argue it out of
existence. And through every repetition
of harsh attempts 10 Subdue the uuwel
come new thought, many men hecaur
convinced OF its. righteousness. How
vaiantly the spirit has fought agai1,l
uncurbed seltishness aud rgoism Aud
it has had powerful foe III the "wise
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
ESSEX County Court, March Term.

County court commenced its session
tt Gn1idhaIl on the 2,th inst, Hon. Geo.
NJ. Powers, presiding judge, Hon. .. +.
Cutting. associate judge. There WAS a
argrr attendance than usual of the bar.
The customary opening tormalities were
Observed, and theu the court went right
fowork. OF the THIRTY one cases set for
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Agents Wanted

We want the Calfskins, Hides. Sheep
Pelts. Tallow, Bones, etc, collected M
your vicinity.
Can't you arrange to purchase these
goods for us this spring? We will fur.
uish the cash with which to buy; We
will also furnish tags, advice sheets
taking of directions, cloth posters to
enable you to advertise the business etc.
etc
We pay highest cash prices aud keel
our customers thoroughly posted on the
conditions OF the market aud pay the
freight.
TO any one writing us and mention
ing this paper, We will mail iull particn
lars. Address,
CARROLL ). PAGE, Hyde Park, VI
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eunenburg.

Stephen Smith has sold his farm and
expects soon To sell his personal prop
erty.
Mrs. Frank Spaulling and son Randall
of Lancaster We're guests at the Heights
House Sunday,
ii \. kiwhall of Enosburg Falls was
IN town over Sunday.
Ahner Bailey and wife Of Lancaster
were in town Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j. W Dodge aud Miss Grace
Marsh leave this week for trip to
Washington, to be gone several weeks.
Henry Ford's house aud shed, with
all their contents, were burned early
Saturday morning, making the third
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
ESTATE or IAAiss +. HENDERSON,

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hen. Probate Court tor the District al
ESSEX. Commissioners, To receive, exam inc
and adjust all claims and demands uf all
ncTSunS against the estate Oi lanes +
kCnerSon late ot Concord. in said District
icvea>ed and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto. hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes aforesaid at the u sidence
ut ] u Wal ace. East Concord. n the 14tl
dTy ut April, ard the 9th day " : pteN b /,
next, from ni"e O'Clock A NJ until fo l
o'clock l.. each OF said DAYS, and that
six mouths from the 9th day of March.
\. H., 1906, is the time limited uN
,aid Court Tor said creditors TO present their
claims to NJ for examination aud allowance
Dated at Concord this Goth day OF
March, \. u. 10 IS LAG
+. NJ, Sm;rl, Commissioners.
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srATk or vERMnNr. Es.rx nlsrrlcr. ;.

STATE OF VERMONT. Essen DISTINCT s.
In probat, Court. held a GuidhaIl in
and for said District. on the 9TH DAY at
March, \. u, 1905, an instrument, pur-
porting to he the last Will and Testament
OF Agnes NJ. Laid. late of brighton in
said district, Decreased being presented tn
the Court ny the Rev. Edward T.. Lee tn
executor therein named. for Probate
1t is ordered by said Court. that all persons
concerned therein he notified to appear at a
session oi said Court to he held at the
lfiice OF Dale X Am-y, island Pond. ON the
10th day OF April ID. 1906, and show
sause, II ans they may have. against the Pro
hate of said will.
For which purposeit is further ordered that
a copy of the record OF this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Essen COUNTY
HERALD, a newspaper printed at Island
Pond. previous to said time appointed Tor
nearing.
Rv the curt Attest
Mar. 1G ROBERT CHASE. JunGg
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

The HERALD is in receipt of copy
OF the Port Antonio (Jamaica) DAILY
News. it being the special Washington,
birthday edition, aud edited hv Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. The Daily News i,
published by the proprietors of llote'
Titchtirld for the benefit aud pleasure
of their patrons. and the young man in
charge of the printing department is
Harry +. Iladley. for two or three YEAR
employed as job printer in this office,
The brightness of the contents of this
special edition is in Keeping With the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

Henry B-l,ieu is Confined 20 his he'd
With - rs.l--s. aud Edwin rYvrr- i also
Il. With that ,iis-a>.,.
Harris Luud moved Ia the M"i : al
place a week asn.
The rhil.irea's party at Mrs. Edmund
Smiths last week was well attended
10th hy the children and their parents
aud all -njayrd very pleasant time.
Mrs. Aihie Arnidon. who had slight
shcck early in the winter, has - ia'
recovered A. to lie able to be around th'
house by the I'D OF cane.
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Torture By SaVages

Speaking of the torture to which
some uf the savage tribes in the Philip.
pines subject their captive>, remin Is me
OF the Intense suffering endured Ter
three mouths from inflammation OF the
Kidneys" SAYS ". NJ. sherman. Of
Gushing. Me. Nothing helped me until
tried Electric Bitters. three bottles of
which completely cured me" Cures
liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Blood dis
orders aud Malaria; aud restores the
weak aud nervous to robust health.
Gua",nte.d by john W. Thurstou, drug
gist. Price ODE.
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FginAY, MAGcH 81. 1901.

tine week some ruInr informs a.
that Governor Beil will. ia the uea
futurr. announce his candidacN ior
Congress. Then another furry OF eli
tnrial comment hints that Hon. Fra X
pluml~y will surely he candidate
fnC Congressional hnnnrs this Nr'''
Meanwhile Kittredge llaskiu> i attend
ing Ia ms public duties on the h"or o'
the House At Washington. Ii II Is i'
H.. a three sidrd contest, the 'hai''''
Mouh favor Mr.. lla>kin>. tor either "I
the "thrr aspirauts would prefer sl''"-
another term to- the pr->eui Iucrm tent
than have the prIzr 80 1" the other new
mau IA the field.
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ESTATE OF AN,,xEw + nARNErr.

E>lNtE iiE ANA'NEN j. bAkNl& -
The undersigned. having uecu appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District 81
Essex Con- miSsiuncrS. 10 receive. examine,
an adjust all claims and demands ui all per
and all claims exhibited in offset thrrcto
hereby give notice that we will meet Tor tn,
purposes aforesaid at the residence # the lalr
Andrew I. Barnett on the 18th day at Ap ii
&lTth day oi september. next. tro II zoe
y. NJ until O'Clock y. NJ, each OF said days,
and that SIN months from the 18TH daN ot
March. A. u 1906, is the time limited h
said curt for said creditors t. present tn, il
claims 10 US tor examination and alloWa' &C
Dated NJ Concord this 18th day at Mere i.
\. u. 1906. +4-6
John Pratt I Commissioners
NJ. l. Spauiding,
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Canaan.

Mrs. Oscar Webster of Coaiicook
visited Mrs. Edwin Green last week.
Mrs. ". !. Schoff r,.tnru-d home last
SATURDAY from ST. .Iuhushury, where sue
has be-n visiting relatives.
.John l.. Finley of Dudsw-ll Junction,
pae., WIS in town last week.
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ltrh VIZ rafitral ls-f~A..inE - hat -
L. aitaiu O., tA- -',.. t,' "ul destroy ,
us rl, t'.r'.. .nI ui .f hardship, sIr
a ...h>Ier>r'ion "i r'ogi.l-uc.''. ih-rr
cnuI u"i o. m,r- Shaking AMI
iingeoI. ml,iuis.f'r--t ,ti.,l "l tia
n!,iu- iut.ui.uu. Zoe Il ~,-ii sh',--satipu
q, so-,i inr "a. >,u'> at human ls'ius> .
oi the ..inu-r orl -. ,nr'ly it l. essen 4
tit' IL th- salvation ni tn. s,tl> "f the I
rulers. AMI their s,t-.,lit-,. Anr unN /
take iuto consideration tne Northlrssn'-ss
ui ,rn,- Of IN H., nj I...ht>, mauy "i
whom reSarl'l human hriugs at tue
.lnNrr ORDER ~ mara material to he
u>'.l up ia the ilrih-ranc- OF scheme
| lur self Qualification. Humanity ia
masses, Tor the hist part "l their lifetime
tuile,l tr erect huge temples, Pyra-
mi T., aul palaces, that these might
exist a. monuments t. the ingenuity uf
the leSl'ots who ..Nacied the labor. True,
the umthluking victims rs we'll as their
masters were incapable of understanding
the vanity OF the idea. Perhaps som-
OF the slaves were even happy under the
woke. Som e submitted d"cllely enough.
some we're urged with the Whip; AMI II
some of them dropped IN their tracks
there were plenty more. In take their
places. Slaves captured Ia battle Wa
. cheap material that WAS used Ia great
? ends Each wonderful monument bear
T ing one mans name exists in some shap"
ior the edi6catiou al ppStsrity tlways
suggesting emulation. Bat, however
/ much thoughtful men might admire the
ingenuity of the designers, they could
not be unmindful OF the painful time
ID endured by those who hauled the III ,ter-
ial. nor could they fail to perceive the
e vanity of the ideas thus established,
= democracy" Is entirely opposed 10
i all systems favorable to tie emulation
4 of such ideas, however demonstrated.
II Sometimes the .ririt expresses lis con
y tempt oil uuiuS'ltithle ambitions ~
: pamphlets aud books, and sometimes II
" bombs and bullets. The more wicked
q the method OF repression the more
II violent the answer.
I Democracy in the right atmosphere
! an he maguauimous. 1t then admits
ID chat those al the mead OF the great
II systems are pOwerlrsS tn greatly alter
I, The machinery. Therefore 1t does no
~ 'ensure thA dernsi, nor his un'lerIings
"a unrsS these deserve measure o
" ccnSure hv reason OF their own wicked
u teSS or lusrtiicinncy. Bad despots oitei
succeed gpot men. The rule ha'
'eeu many bad men To on'
~ good man. They could not he i'm
: p"arhed however bad and reactionary
y Therefore the system opposed to Dem
,cracy i wong. Aud that which is
: '~Srntraily wrong 'annot forever endure
l. The spirit opposed to obsolete systems
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
A Scientific Wonder.

The cares that stand to its credit
max. Ruckien's Aruica Salve a scientific
wonder. IL cured T.. L. .Hulfor'i, lee
turer for the patro - of ilushandry,
Wayn-shorn, Pa, Of distressing case
of Piles II heals the worst Burns, Sores,
Il ills. Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, Chilblains
aud Salt Rheum. OnIy 25c at Thurston's
drug store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

We undoubtedly as Il aatlon. did 4
great aud humaue thing Tor Cuba. Are
we Ia I've ia history. henrtactorS OF the
Frlipinosg Ii We are sacrificing the
live, of American soldiers and MANY
millions OF money in order 10 ami
Lilatr race of rating murderer aud
yrggmeu, incapable at being brought
within the orderly conditions "i CIV
zatiou. then may there be some reasou N
our strenuous activity from military
standpoint in that Eastern section ct the
World, But il merely fOr Il pnSNihlr
money consideration, (Which AT present
is hut Il dream of fancy focused CA Il
condition somewhere IN the distant
inturcl We are gaining military glory.
from 4 Generals Viewpoint lay killing
hundred, of half civilized people wh"
hook upou our armies as lntrudrr> and
enemies. threatening the overthrow oi
their centuries old family rites, tradl
tiomS and family praclI>e>, then surely
our schemr of Christian colonization
may we'll I've condemned. Sometimes II
seems as though the whole business wa>
to sacrifice lit, aud money III order t.
fluid opportunity for notoriety for high
grade military officers. and a chance t"t
some few capitalists to augment then
thousands aud millions.
TIE President has seen tit to cnmpl
mert General Wood over the recent
destruction Of hundreds of wild Moro>,
expressing the idea. that new glory
had been given the old tllg Thereby,
last rs though this was another G"tty>
burg or Bunker Hill. We think TIM
carries the matter of patriotism 4 lhtl.
too tar. OF course Wood will get thu
glory of it. even If he was Thousand
miles distant. possibly attending tan
qu-t.
The Passumpsic Savings Bank OF II
10 mshury has done good thing b,
publishing for distribution. Il neatly
gotten up pamphlet entitled, Rights OF
Women and Children uudtr the Law
oi Vermont" ltiS a synopsis OF the law
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
srArEoFvgRMoNT. nlsrRrcror e>ss,

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ESSEN,
The Probate Court for the District OF ESSEX
To all persons interested i'll the estate N
Ann Mcl.ear, late OF Lexington ~ said
District, deceased. Greeting;
Bv the authority OF the State of Vermont
you are hereby notified To appear before the
said Probate Court. at the Pronatc Office
IN Gulihail, i'll said District, on the +tH
day oi April, A. II. 1906. To show cause
il any you may have, why the account 1
Harold Hulhruok. repreS Gtatiyr ct \.
HulhruAk, administrator vita will annex d
ot the estate uf satu de,ens d should not -
allowed.
dated at Guildhall. In said district, this
2Tth day oi NJ arch A. n. 100 :.
Mar 80 RURERT CHASE. JebsK.
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TO CURE A CoLD INoNE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BRoNo Quiuiue Ia l.
let's. Druggists rrfuud money ii it fails
to cnre. +. ". Groves signature is on
each box. 2jc.
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NOTICE

hereby certify have this day giyeu my
son. Roger O Spencer his me the remainder
OF his minor ~ | shall pay no hills OF his
contracting nor claim any at his wages
HORACE \. SPEN~ Err.
Witness A. < FuLLRR.
Boomtirid. Vt, March 20, 10 O.
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precinct from which he removed, or is
he flisfranchised S1 s.. 5sSs9l 's;t115Sa5.s5

= a
precinct from which he removed, or is
he disfranchised91
George T. Simpson, first assistant at
: tt'o Tor general, has replied that in such
instances men are DISTINGUISHED. A
man must live in the precinct in which
The votes thirty days before he is en-
son. There seems to be no escape from
the. law on this point. It makes no diff
ference on what, registration day he
registers; It may be the last registra-
ton day or the primary election, SO far
as the. legality of the registration is
concerned. But the voter must have
Ili,g' in the precinct thirty days pre-
vlons to the date of the election at
which he casts his ballot.
The query from Winona goes on to
say that it was evidently not the in.
tentlpn of the law to disfranchise a
man who moves from one precinct to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-02

The car to be manufactured by the
new company embodies the inventions
of Maurice Wolfe of 525 Fonrth street
tSE,s q veteran -aut ONO bile salesman and
q, practical mechanic as well. 4 In his
trips thru the orthWest he became
convinced that there was. need of Al ma.
chine which would be especially adapt
ed to the country roads and set himself
pleted an experimental car, which has
since been subjected to the most heroic
tests, giving such good satisfaction
that orders enough to run the new
plant for half its first season have al
ready been booked. Nj las s.S
The chief feature Of the new machine
is its. clearance, sixteen inches, twice
the clearance Of other types Of machine.
l This enables the Wolfe car to traverse
deeply rutted roads, which would be