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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

agricultural committee for it, position
ou the rNI-us- 81 INSPECTION. Latter the
Pr-sii-u, sI.alogiz-i L. the o"inmii'--
auT gav- S,.i,aiar B-v-ridgr cal 'i'N"
Ter drcriviug him "a the provisions al
the House am-ndm-uis.
Col. Ilaskiu, evidently spoke from hi'
convictions Lut his structures regarding
the President lid not fall wholly "l""
,ym,,athriic rars. Col. lla>kins DECLARED
himself ~ = siaud-:aii-r "n the iarin
Al ou. I,uiui ia hi> alii->, liz Indicated
plainly rlar Earr. j., likely 4" ha'" 4
g.,v ,rum-ui bllliug IA less than iN'
years. rh, Iurr i"ni Till, the railroad
rate hin and the Dillingham; immigra
iinu Till Were. aiming the important
matter, OF legislation To- whirh he gave
brief reference.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
1.srArr nr rsrmER 4. kENT.

The undersigned. having oxen appointeh" N
an, Hon Probate Court for the lh>tTl't "'
Ess,x. Commissioners, To- receive. rAahl'.'
-, .,,lirst an claims and demands 81 all pr
s,,,s stt..fuet the estate ut Esther \ ktnt,
t.tr III Guildhail. ia said district, Deceased
ma an claims exhibited IN offset Thereto
hereby tsisr notice that We WIN meet ioI VI.
,,.,.-. d, t..ft,.,ia n the Office II the count.
rlrrt IN ,:uildhali. The 2iSt 'iay ui luly. Hn.i
....uH daN si i,yrml.sT. next, from l oCl"'A
A. N uutd u'tluyk .. 81, each ut said DAY =,
aud that stN months from the 18th day 81
tuue 4 H. 1880. ~ the time limited ~
said Court tor said creditors To- present theii
claims To- a. for examination and allowance
Dated al Guildhai this 9th day 81 lune
\. T. 1900. 80
| Iona Philbrivk, / Commissioners
| Geo f. Whityumh. I
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
FRIpAY. Lrxr -. l'o6.

Tie County Republican C"D'r'i''n
his done its work. Ne l~'l'-,- ii''' del
crate, were a..,uai-d hy a high So So ct
duty. aud the candidates named i"r the
Na,iuus places nf responsibility 'r"
vo.thy anl capable aud entitled o." the
su,l,nrt at the September "lr'''"n "l
every Republican ia til" c"riN. Vt
couist. democrats are not prohibited
from voting Tor amy Of these m"u. "n'
We trust the democrats viii roommate
equally good men and support them
LOYALTY at the polls. Political opposition
To the party ia power Is very Whole
some restraint.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

The declarations of Col. Proctor
touching matters OF interest To Us all as
citizAns of Vermont, are worthy tine
man, and prove that it was not nec"N'
sary for him to state to the press weeks
ago the platform principles which lie
would he pleased to conform to. His
words of wise conviction and sober
thought. together with the ringing sen
fences Of the resolutions presented by
Hon. J. l.. Martin and his associates,
make party platform broad enough for
all. and elevated enough to lift all lovers
Of Vermont progress to such IA plane Of
vision as to behold the future of our be-
loved state as glorious as her past. Oar
delegate representatives have done THEN
duty well. Now the responsibility fol
the final result of the halloting rest.
upon the individual voters in the sever
al towns and cities. If every Republican
votes as he should for the ticket Of tina
party which represents to the highes
degree both achievement and hope, ther
the majority will be unprecedented il
our history.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
The Republican Platform

as adopted al the state convention last
week "Wednesday endorses the splendid
administrations Of President Roosevelt,
also that OF Governor Charles j. Bell,
and expresses appreciation OF the ser
vices in Congress of the Vermont sena-
tors and representatives.
1t notes with satisfaction some of the
reforms that have taken place i'll ac-
cordamce with the recommendations of
the convention of 1904, particularly as
regards the regulation of state institu-
tions ana the handling of state funds.
The act of the legislature in setting
apart S2lO,oOO for "A permanent school
fund is endorsed and an appeal for II
higher standard for the teachers in rural
sections is made.
The doubling by the legislature of
the appropriation for the deaf, blind
and feeble minded is endorsed, and re-
{ forms in the penal laws are recon-
/ mended whereby the institutions be
made retormatory, especially as re-
CARDS the treatment of habitual drunk
ards who, it is apparent are not mater
tally heped under the present provision
of the law.
The evils OF the fee system are recog-
nized, particularly in minor courts, and
"A demand is made that the law relating
to misdemeanors he so changed that the
term of imprisonment fOr misdemeanors
shall not be affected by the distance of
the committing court from the house OF
correction. 1t is the belief that a law
requiring the municipality where a mis-.
demeanor is committed to pay the ex.
penses OF prosecution, including the
, costs of commitment, would, through
the torce of local public sentiment
{ largely cure the evils of the fee system.
Notifications in the caucus law ar,
: recommended.
2 1t is recommended that some meas
Y ure be adopted by the next Legislature
, that will remedy or at least modify tn,
t evil of double taxation.
n The local option law is endorsed an,
:, amendments to remove defects ar
i recommended.
e Changes in the highway law ar
e recommended to provide for a bette
). disbursement of funds some of which i
i is now admitted are wasted in Temporal
a repairs.
e Changes in the Judiciary system AM
e capital punishment are not considers
e party questions.
II A uniform system of municipal &C
t. counting is recommended
y In conclusion the platform commend
S the ticket nominated and affirms the he
Il lief that victory in September is
l. victory in the interest of progress.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

The state ticket. with Col. Proctor at
the head of the list, is unusually strong
aud will command such hearty support
as to roll up a large majority in S"rl"n-
her. Fleetwood. Graham aud Fits have
been tried aud found equal to the tasks
assigned them: while Proctor a"d
Prouty have proven true aud Stamch III
other official positions. and their cArarl-
ty is we'll known; aud Mr.. neav IT, al
though not so well known IN political
circles. has gained for himself Sd'h an
honorable reputation for ability and
prohty of character among his uclghh"r>
aud acqnaiutancr> rs 10 i"sur" l'r mm
merited support, and the expectation
that he will prove Wis aud efficient
State Treasurer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
ESTATE OF ALMEpA popGEi SCALES

ESTATE OF ALMEpA ,DOpGEi SCALES
The undersigned having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District al
ESScS Commissioners, to receive, examine
r,rs,,us AGAINST the estate OF Aimrda Dodge
scales tate of Luueuhurg, in said District,
! deceased. aud all claims exhibited in Offset
| thereto. hereby give notice that We VIII meet
! for the uuruu~rS aforesaid at Franklin Beli
/ Il sons store IN said District ON the 9Th dnN
! of Iuly aud the 10th day of October
| next from ! O'Clock =, NJ. until . O'Clock
T.. NJ. each ul Shid DAYS anu thht si
! months from the thirtieth day of April
\. T. 1906, Is the time limited 10y SAT-
/ Court for said creditors to present theii
claims to u for examination and allowance
nntrd AT Lunrunurg this 18th day oi Iunt
\. -. 1906. 5+-+
Ndinu ilcll | Commissioners.
Harley W. Powers, !
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

Roy r.. Cheney was III town over SuiI-
day.
The farm buildings occupied by
George Morse are being painted.
A large amount of cream comes to
Clyde River Creamery these days, some
over ton of butter being made in one
day last week.
Mrs. Carrie Burnham and daughter
Ruth of South Ryegate are spending
the week here with relatives.
Miss Mabel Corliss and little sou Wis
tied her brother Walter Hand and other
friends here last week.
The services at the church next Sun
day will be patriotic and in the evening
Rev. l.. A. Wilson will deliver lecture
subject "Gen. Robert f. Lee"
Misses Ella Moore and Mabel La
Roche spent a day here recently with
friends and former pupils.
A large number are planning to spend
July 4th at West Charleston where
there is to be ALI old fashioned celebra.
ton.
Schools close this week Friday fol
the summer vacation and the class OF
eight ninth grade graduates will ho,c
their exercises at the church here Thur
day evening, July 9TH.
The many friends in this place of Mr.
Henry Paquin and family, who live a
West Derby were shocked and saddenec
to hear OF the fatal drowning acciden
Sunday whereby three from this family
were lost. DR.. j. B. Cushman and A
&. Fellows went to assist in the searcI
for the bodies on Monday. Much sym.
pathy is expressed by all for the grie
stricken parents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
Republican County Convention.

The r-pnhlicais IL EsS@N c''uuiN' ~
their ,l-l-gatrs m-i a. "nihh'i'' "'
Tues ia,. Iuu- 80. fur the I'n'l''>'- 81
nominating SENATOR and oih'r c'''"'H
oti;,-r. livery town Ms i"liy n-P"
..,,sJ save two. Promptly at !"
..,..loc. The convention WaS called !"
,r,,.rt,y the chairman of the """"'N
.,.,,m,,,.... and thu. call MAS read 10y the
..,riary. The Temporary "rgan'E 81 10"
All k,I- 4. BroSn Of Lun-nhn's ~
chairman aud ". u. Bishop 81 l'la' d
p,,J - S-crt.,ry Was made ih- l'-ii'''-
nent organization. The elia'rm'" ''''"S
,,5 b,nnil, addressed the dr'rsairs'
,,J ui,Lont further ado the convention
,.,,.,.,.l,.,I IA its work. A committee
am resolutions VAS appointed H. "
Iurd chairman; alSo commune !"
.o,,i,,t,. ., county committee. l.. VI
BARTLETT chairman. la making '"'
,ouu,y ticket there was no contest only
:, the ,aic. for Judge Of Probate, h"'
before adjourning all nominations we're
made unanimous. The ticket Is - i"'-
lows:
s.natnr. Robert CEasa. Guildhall.
First Assistant .iudgr, q. is, Cutting
Concord.
second Assistant Judge, j. II. Beaitir,
Brunswick.
Judge OF Probate, II. W. Blake. Island
Pond.
State Attorney, Harry h. Alhey, lSIan'
Pond
Sheriff, Richard Brattle, Maidstone
High Bailiif. Gro. K. Ramsay, Lem
ingt9n.
County committee, ". II. Bishop h
r. Brown, c. \. Green, K. I. johnson
Geo. A. Iuhha d. aud lay vote oi til
convention the committee Was author
lied To ill any vacancy II occasion re
quired.
Here the presence OF the nominee IL
senator was invited. Judge hdse mad
"A very earnest speech ot appreciate"
Tor the hOnor,, past and present, cot
terred upon him 10y the people ct III
, county. aud pledged, ii elected. that =
the voMer aud all the ability he +"
| ,essed would lr devoted 10 adNdnen
I the hest interests Of the county ~
r state.
= The report of the committee on res
.. ulioas was adopted. 1t is as follows
= The republicans OF EsS'x county
p convention assembled. As We rraIl
~ aud contemplate with satisfaction t
d present state of prosperity OF oar count
y state and nation, aid feel confident ol
Al continuation of the same, also teel ca
rs HutIt lHdt liit SiihV '"''i''' N'''"''''
At course OF action on the part of pub
|. servants will bring about equally hap
ps results for the future, therefore he it
!. Resolved. That we endorse the pr
ciplrs of the Republican party as
forth in the platform at the recent ST
convention.
st Resolved That We endorse the ci
id didacy of the nominees OF the state a
1t, district conventions, also the nomln
Il, of this convention, and pledge them {
~ hearty support.
IA Agreeable to a motion, unanimou
adopted the next convention will
he called as delegate convention, to'
'c- to be represented On the basis OF
OF vote for senator, same as heretofore.
as Shortly after IL o'clock the conv
~ ton adjourned, the whole proceed
occupying less than one hour, charac
ng lied throughout by the utmost &
Dol feeling and conducted along harm,
Gus lines.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
FARM FOR SALE.

nain Fam @>o acres COO sugar
tr.rs: never failing spring wafer !"
building, fair huildiugs' three miles
from Cait,l,ury tN-rmouil village
eight mile, from Railroad siiopg s,'ll'
.yc.ll-ul condition. Price $1,000 s.''H'
down. balance $50 Ier year price aSk'h
very low rs owner La, left Vermont anh
nrar+rty must l.r ,nld. Further raIi'e-
ul,1s hy addressing .. =. PAGE. Hyde
Park. Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

Entire harmony prevailed at the Dis
trict aud State conventions at burlng-
ton and Montpeler which promises the
usual republican victory in September,
If any delegates before the convention
doubted the wisdom of returning Kit
tredge llaskinS to Washiugtol,, those
doubts We're dissipated 10y the strong
words and mani Y bearing of Mr.. Has
kins before the convention. He showed
his familiarity with the burning ques-
tons of the dav, and discussed them
with ability. Addressing the convention,
Col. flaSkinS first returned thanks to
the delegates and through them to the
Republicans of the district for the re-
newed expression of confidence in his
ability to represent them in the Con-
gress of the United States, to which he
referred as the "the highest legislative
body in the world" He said in refut-
ing certain published statements, that a
congressman had other duties than dis
tributing garden seeds aud looking out
tor the post Offices of the district. He
expressed his dislike for the distribution
of seeds and told of his efforts in COM
mlttre to do away with this, but the
plan was continued by the general ac
ton of Congress at the request of the
Southern representatives.
lie then took up some of the more
Important measures which have come
before Congress, including the Philip
pine tariff and the denaturiZed alcoh0
bill The main part of his speech wa
devoted to the beef packing bill now be
fore Congress, and in particular to hi
own work as member of the committee
on agriculture. He referred to Presiden
Roosevelt as honest. clean and patriotic
but at times too strenuous. and llahl
to err the same as any other man. II
was evidently not entirely in Svmpath
with the Presidents course regardin
the meat inspection bill and though
that the President had INDUCED i
criticism, especially of Judge IIumphre,
which was uniustitied The repOrt {
Neill and Reynolds he said shook tn
confidence OF the United States and tn
world in the purity of our food product
The Beveridge amendment was so flu
Of holes, he said that You could drive
yoke Of cattle through it and the lIous
committee went to work to fix theS
holes. lie explained in detail why I'll
House amendment is more perfe,
measure than the Beveridge amendmen
especially in that it avoids all possbiit
of being declared unconstitutional 4
the matter is question Of public healt
the committee decided that the govern
ment should bear the expense of inspc
ton and provided permanent appro
ration of 81 100000 annually for Il
work. President, Roosevelt gave ont
letter to the press before the cOmmittt
had received the letter, criticising II
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

42.5.
p EPORT OF THE CONDITION of Tine
~ Island Pond National Bank at Island
Pond in the State of Vermont at the close
of business, June IS 1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts Sooor 55 40
U. ). Bonds to secure circulation 81 600 90
Bonds, securities etc. 80 5a7 %
Due from approved reserve agents 60 90
Checks and other cash items, 467 g.
fractional paper currency nickelS
and cents. Al
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz;
Specie, * : 609S5
Legal-tender notes, 10 375 90 1904
Five per cent. redemption fund $50 90
TOTAL, S+us 245 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, S75 600 90
Surplus fund, IL 900 10
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid, 22S7417
Natiohai Bank notes outstanding 81 900 90
inEiienuS unpaid, 122 Ga
Individual deposits subject
to check, 611oa1
Demand certificates ot'deposit 80 90
Certified Checks, AZ "a
NaSher checKs outstanding, 2042 so
..,, Total, $+os = rs 50
STATE OF VERMONT County OF ESSEX IS.
/, l.. a. COBB, Cashier. ofthe above named
pank, DO Solemny swear that the above
statement rs true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief. H. A. COM. Cashjer
subscribed and sworn to before me this
END day of June, 1906
W. II. BISHOP, Notary Public.
Correct--AtteSt
PORTER II. DALE
NATHAN HoBsoN, Directors.
Il Il. NORCRoSS,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
Order of Notice by Publication.

STATE OF VERMONT, / October Term,
ESSEN COUNTY COURT, 1906.
Arthusia T. Goodaie Y. Charles ( Goodalc.
WHEREAS, Arthusia p. Goodale. of Iuueu-
burg. in the County OF ESSEX, has filed in the
office ct the clerk of Essex County Court her
libel for divorce, setting forth in substan e
that she was legally married TO Charles {
Goodaie, NOW OF parts unknown. at Little
ton. Grafton County, and State OF New
Hampshire on the 18th day ot July, A. H.
tSS3. that during the Coverture she OH her
part hath faithfully kept the marriage GOV.
enaHU and p rtOrmed all the marriage obi
gat onS incumbent upon her; and further
setting forth, that on the st day of January
A u. 1890, aud from said date to She 18th
day OF MAY, A. d. 1898, the said Charles {
Goo lale treated the petitioner with ntolera.
BILE severity, and further setting forth. that
the Said Charles &, GOodale being OF Suiii
cient peCuniary and physical ability to pro
| vide suitable !nainten tnce for her, has with
out cause, grossly and cruelty refused and
neglected so to do. And the petitioner fur
Their shows that the said Charles {. Goodalt
| wilfully and without Just cause deserted he,
| tor three consecutive years. And the petition
er further shows that she has resided in the
town ut Luncnburg III the County of EsSe I
| for ten years last past, md that she has not
cOhahittd with the said Charles {. Goodal,
| since the 18th day of May. A u. 1905. An
| praying that for the causes aforesaid sale
marriage may he dissolved and a Bill o
| Divorce granted unto her the said Arthusis
! +. G zodiac.
- And it being made to appear that the said
Sharles {. Goodale is without this State, Sc
that citation cannot be served upon him
| Thef etOre, it is ordered that notice of the
pendency of said libel be Given him by publ
| cation OF the substance thereof, together
with tn order. in the Essex County Herald
a newspaper published at Island Pond il
the County of Essex, three weeks successive
| ", the last of which publications to he n
least six weeks prior to the first day OF th
| next term OF ESSEX County Court, to he hel,
| at Guildhall, i'll the 1 ouuty of Essex on tn,
first Tuesday of October. A. d 1906. a
which time the said Charles <. Goodale il
ordered to appear and show cause, il any h
nave, why the prayer OF said petition shoult
not be grante ed.
Given under my hand at Guildhall, in tn,
County of Essex, this 18th day of Iune A. n
1906. GEORGE A. HUBBARD, CLRRK
HARLAND -. HOWE, ATTORNEY
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
CuildhaIl.

Rufus X. Poole is having his house
painted. Mr.. Huxley is doing the
work.
Mrs. Fannie Gray left last Friday for
Poland Springs, Me, where she is to do
table work this summer.
Miss Blanche Haywood was the que 1t
OF Miss Mabel Hubbard over Sunday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure, L. W. GROVES signature is on
each box. 25c.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-06-29
East Charleston.

Roy +. Cheney was III town over Sun
day.
The farm buildings occupied by
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
Friday Evening,
DO You Like Honest, = $.
Square Dedli1i'?

Dr. Pces under the belief
publicity is the best possible guaranty merit and intel
lgent people generally they
achs whether be food drink medicine Although
step take and quite Of usual practice prope
tary medicines yet Dr. Pierce time decided publish broad
cast and all his all the ingredients entering
deal therefore assured using his
exactly what she paying purchasing
ingredient is published in plain English bottewppers
6o',ecuess Of the aed uudr solemn oa These several ngred
ens selected from among the
for the of the various diseases
recon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
REAL EsTATE T,RANsFERs

~SN~~s~.~~r~~-NNr~>~ ~~>~~~~o.~~~~N~~~~~
Charles Horwitz to Charles A. Hermann,
part of lot o. block {. stinson's addi-
Mary Dean to David j. occ CONN i; lot i, go
1 io !, Ramsey, Lockwood ct al. adj
Minnesota Debenture company 10 Samuel
.: Nettleton, dots IL to 10, block o.
Maiton's Encouragement of Stinson's
Winfield s. Coe5 ct al. to Lester j. Fuller,
a lots rs and nd 20, block a., Silver Lake
w. Lawrence to Percy j. Lawrence, lot
s, block 1, Kings addition 4. = 1920
Carrie $. and Martin /. Little to william
y H. Z. , Lowry, lot 8, block 10, Motor !
j. g. Maxwell and wife to Mrs. opha $
Fetter, part Of southwest quarter of
northwest fT s quarter section 8, township
David W. Knowlton, and wife to frank u
Sprague, part Of lot 3, Fairyiew, Lake !,
Patrick Gunckel and wife to Emma Dick
ms, lot q block 4, Maben, White & lie !,
Brons addition 40
,Hine, lot -, block "a, Calhoun Park. $50
Alfred Olson and wife to Andrew G.
s ShergluInd, lot , 3, block 5, Riverside ..
Lucy 6. t and ut CHARLES 4 Barridge to
Rose NJ Ba! ley. lots and (, block A. :.
M, Marsh & Bartletts First addition 81
Burridge, lots 6 and I. block 4, Marsh
y Bartletts First addition ........:... 30
Frederick B. Stork to Mrs Jean. May
Rome, let g. block 81 Calhoun Park. rs
Thomas r. Ausland and wife to Ida NJ
York. lot IA, block g. Harrison Street
supplement to East Side addition ...... 100
F. B. Roberts and wife to Charlotte Rob-
inson, let and part Of lots 6 and Z,
block 2, Grand Avenue addition. $1,000. 800
Mary r. Beecher 10 ELLA NJ. Grippen, part
lots 4 and 5. block 4, Herrick's addi-
ton Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Caroline II. and Arthur Addison to Mich i
ael s. Rushin, part lot 6, block 8, Han
cock & Rice's addition .............. 2,3O
Girard Investment company to Robert H.
Brent, part lots l to T. block 2. re e..
arrangement of blocks and 2, Williams
The N. H. -Emmans Realty company to
William H. Davies. slot 6. block l.
Green's Sixth repeated ............... 2,2O
Horace NJ. Hill and wife to Newton F.
Hawley, lot 8, Robinson's Bay Tract 400
Richard L. Warner to Thompson A. Lath-
rop, part lots 1 and 2, block ID,
Thwing's addition .........,!......... LOO
Della f. and Theodore F.. Curtis to The
Curtis Hotel and Apartment House, lots
s to 10, block 10, Snyder & Co.'s First
William H. Kitz and wife to: Martha i.
Tcuge, part lot 8. block 4, Lake of the ~.