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New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Tuesday, July IL, 1906.
ARRIVED


steamer & GePTgie % tR.9 @ Roberts IysrRoOl Ja
Steamer Bremen CGer) Prayer Bremen July and
CheFbourg s. 20 OelTichs & Co. with cabin ana (5T
steerage passengers mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer Furnessa (Br) BlaIkie Glasgow and sso,u,
July Henderson Bros with cabin and Sl7 sf.r~-
age passengers and mdse Arrived az the al $50
m.
Steamer st Patrick (Br new. 2Ges tons). Fottay.
Shields July 8 70 Barber Co. IN ballast. Arrived al
the Bar at iOs m.
Matanzas II. J II Winchester Co. with sugar Ar
rived the Bar 2:3O n m.
Steamer America tBFl GOudte. Antwerp July % the
Red Star Line with mdse- Arrived az the Bar a 2
Steamer Panama Corning. Colon July H. 70 the Pm
Railroad Steamship Lane with passengers mails
and mdse Arrived az the Bar at 2:ls m.
Steamer Virginia (C4orb. Schuldt TuI
Martha 10 and Fortune Island "A 20 tbe 1a
American Line with passengers and Hdre Arrived az
the Bar 1l2o a m.
steamer Activ tNcr). Eide. Baracoa days. 10 N s
Arrue. with passenger and fruit Arrived az the Bar
steamer UIler CSorl. Roe Port Antonio g davs 20
the Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived
steamer KOEg Erode lNor> Hansen Port Antonio. a
days. the Battaslio Steamship Company with fJsit
Arrived az the Bar at
BuenoS Ayrcs. July 16ArFved steamer Croydon (F}r,
smith. cuba and New Yorh. ''
Antwerp July le-ATrtved steamer KTOonlana. Doarud
BarbadOcs July l2-sailed ThespIa orr Fer
guson Wrum Santos and Rio JanoIFO} New Yor,. ia
fennsson (tsrl. ohls (from Rio Janclrol New York
Naples July ihArrived. SiciliRn Primo. (F,
Slaslds. New York; Celabria (Brl. COverley, New
Works Is. sailed steamer Iario tItaj sAnzouer New
chr:,iAnia. July iS-AJriyef st.amsr Texa. DAM, An
s$sssa NV Txs tas oOpenhaSsa. sAllsA sssainss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
BEING NEW INDICTMENTS.
Grand Jury Feared Anti-Lynch'ng
Lasg Vas Not Legal.

Charlotte. " c.. July 17.-Doubting the legal
ity of the anti-lynching statute. under which
the alleged members OF the mob which took
John V JohstOn from Jail at Wadesooro and
hanged him on May 2S were brought 20 trial at
Monroe. the County Solicitor OF Union took
new tack to-day.
In place OF the former indictment. which
charged the defendants with violating the 1898
statute, which provides punishment for entering
Jail with intent TO injure or kill prisoner. or
of conspiring 70 do so. Solicitor Robinson this
afternoon sent 90 the grand jury a bill embody-
ing the following counts: Conspiring 20 break
ana enter a Jail 70 lynch a prisoner. breaking
and entering and killing and lynching.
Under this form the grand jury late this after
noon returned true bills against eleven OF the
twenty-one men charged with taking part In the
lynching. The grand jury is still at work on the
cases of the other defendants. Among the true
bills returned was one against Jim Swtnk, IN
whose case mot a true bill" was yesterday rem
dered
those Of yesterday and start anew.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
READY TO COPY PoLIcYHoLDERs LISTS
international Committees Agents Will Have
First Access to Names.

Albany, July 1.-THE life insurance question
came to the front here tonight for the first time
since the adjournment of the Legislature in the
preparations for the copying. beginning to-mor-
row, of the lists Of the pocyholders Of the New
York State mutual insurance companies. which.
under the law passed last winter, must be
available tomorrow, in preparation for the
annual elections OF these companies next fall.
Two copies of the lists of policyholders
were received to-day by the State In
Surance Department from the Mutual and New
York Life Insurance companies One hundred
and fifty cOpyists, representing accredited poll
icyholders will begin to copy the lists tomorrow
morning, and it is calculated that it will take at
least nine days.
Superintendent Otto Kelsey, of the State In
surance Department said tonight that he did
not understand why the representatives Of the
international policyholders' committee seemed to
fear obstruction in copying the lists No one, he
said, had thus far made any request for facli-
ties to copy the lists except the company which
is to copy them for the International committee
Even If other application should be made now,
he said. the representatives Of the international
policyholders' committee would have first ac-
TO the lists.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
SIGNALS 1--WE ARE STARVING. ~
British Steamer Reports Aiding Swedish Yes
sci in Distress-Crew Like Skeletons.

The British steamer vandala arrived from
China Yesterday with tale of starvation such
as the old noveIists were wont 10 tell.
The VandaIa in midocean on July sighted
a sailing vessel lying almost becalmed and flying
the signal we are starving"
boat left the side of the stranger and slowly
approached the Vandalia. 1t was manned by
three men who looked 70 the horrorstricken
Englishmen like skeletons. One was the mate
of the sailing vessel and he, after being hOisted
aboard told Captain Haas that his ship was the
Swedish barkentine Eva Captain Andersen.
sixty-eight days out from Montevideo for Havre
The Eva lost her stores in hurricane which
nearly wrecked her. and her crew had been for
four davs without food The Vandalia supplied
her needs, and the Eva continued her trip 20
HaVre
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
MIR. wAssERMANN BACKS DIR. 1AsKER
Broker Puts Up $500 on Worlds Champion
ship Chess Match with Maroczy.

Edward Wassermann. the broker, is backing
Dr. Emanuel Lasker. the worlds chess cham
pion. for $500 in his coming match with Geza
Maroczy. the champion Of Austria Hungary. for
the chess championship of the world This
match will be played for a purse of s., ,OOO as
well as the medal embematic of the world s
championship. The winner will be the player
VINO hrst scores eight games Play will begin
in Vienna on October ID and continue there
until one of the players has won three games
The'two contestants will then come to this coun-
try and play in Memphis until one has scored
his fifth win. The match will be completed
in New York. Drawn games will not be counted
Dr. Lasker lives in New York, while Herr
Maroczy, who is a Magyar lives in Vienna Or
Lasker is a slight favorite
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
WHO ARE THE OWNERS OF A CITY

II has been predicted that the task OF rebuilding
the city would be hindered and made difficult by
labor union restrictions. Il has been remarked
a. unfortunate that organized labor now has con-
troll of the city's government. Enphatically dis
sent from these pessimistic opinions. regard IL
in the highest degree fortunate for the masses
Of the toilers who must supply the labor that Will
rebuild San Francisco that their representatives. will
have something 70 say about how the work is to
be done. look TO them 20 prevent the duplication
OF many mseries inflicted upon the poor or the city
upon the poor OF all great cities-throUgh
huddled and unsanitary housing, in narrow, dark
neglected, back streets. There is a GaUntng gem
eral consciousness in this world that city be
longs 20 the few who take revenues, but TO the
many who build and inhablt Il. That. az any rate
the few who take the revenues not solely 20 be
considered. That the many have rights must
be regarded-National Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
JUDGE GRAY NOT LIKELY TO RUN.
Delaware Policyholders Think He Will Stay
with International Committee.
-IBy telegraph to The Tribune ]

Wilmington, DEL July 17.--Judge George Gray, of
the Federal Court, who to-day nominated by
the present management of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company for trustee in opposition 10 the
International Policyholders' Committees ticket
viii. it is expected, decline to run He and Mrs.
Gray at Bedford Springs, Penn. They are ex-
pected 10 return here next Saturday.
1t was announced tonight by members of his
family that the judge is not a pocyholder in the
Mutual NJ Life He was the personal representative
OF the Delaware policyhoders at the recent meet
ing OF the International Policyhoders' Committee
in New York. Inasmuch as the Delaware people
are opposed to the present administration of the
Mutual Life and the judge represented them on
TINS basis 1t is generally believed here that he will
refuse to stand on the ''administrat ton ticket
Some of the leading policyholders of the Mutual
Life in Delaware said tonight that they thought
he would decline the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
BANK CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
Teller and DepOsitOr Accused of Trying to
Defraud by 0verdrafts.

Philadelphia. July 17.-Charged with conspiracy
to defraud the Union Trust Company. of Phadel-
phia, by overdrafts, DR.. julius L. Sallnger, OF this
city, and Thomas D. Address. paying teller at the
institution, arrested to-day and held S12O 600
bail for further hearing tomorrow.
DR., Salinger is depostOr in the trust company.
and it is alleged that he has overdra wn about
$4,000 The teller was aware of the overdraft Il
is charged, but failed to inform the officers OF the
trust company. in the hope that DR.. Salinger would
make his account good He failed to do it, how
ever and the officers of the trust company dis
covered the discrepancy in the paying tcllers ac-
DIT; Dr SaIInger was summoned to the offices of the
Ing teller were arrested pay
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CONSTABLE NEEDED WINGS.
Could Not Serve Summons on Man with Air
ship, Though He Did His Best.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

Chicago. July 17.-Constable Alex Monroe.
armed with a summons to-day vainly attempted
TO get personal service on Horace B. Wild while
the latter was sailing his airship over Chicago.
The officer had a sorry time trying 10 do his
duty and though he has had success in serving
men escaping on trains. steamboats,, moving
vans. etc. the airship beat him.
The constable reached the White City just
as Wilds airship ascended, pursued II and
caught 1t as it descended in marsh. but it went
up again and sailed away When second de-
seen. was mad Constable Monroe came up
quickly but Wild got away I'm time. leaving the
airship in the hands of employees The summons
was in suit for rent.
Monroe is still on the trail of the aeronaLr.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
pgrITloNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
A voluntary petition against Samuel NJ. Levor
No is Greene street. with debts Of s5.Z72 and no
assets. The state Bank s the principal creditor
by the firm of the petitioner and Victor LevOF
trading as s. NJ LevOr & Co, which partnership
has been dissolved. but no settlement had as yet
Petitioner also individually s5.3sl Bloch
Brothers being the principal creditor. with claim
Of $500.
Pasquale Caratozzolo. No. IS Crosby street, with
liabilities OF 1904 and assets OF $500 The principal
creditor Is. SarinO De Frank, Mott streets Sc 800
Petitioner owned saloon az No. q Spring street
No. 2as West 18th street. with liabilities OF $500
and assets OF $50 The principal creditors are the
the State Bank, a.loo The assets consist OF a
stock OF groceries az No. 6l6 Hudson street glni
another at No. 80 Tenth avenue, $500 personal
clothing S15: fixtures fo0 deposited IN bant sSs
voluntary yd1 petition sh9wing an Indebtedness OF
Donntnherg & Coles. Brooklyn 81 500 ana f1n.,s.
Loeb. No. l9l Broadway, N.tSA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
WOMAN ELoPEs WITH sTgpsAruEp
TBy Telegraph to The Tribur

Iby Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Madison, Wis. July 17.-LilIian Reicbn,an,,,
twenty-five years old, formerly novitiate IN
the House OF the Good Shepherd. In Chicaeo
eloped with her stepfather. George Gaerdts. YES
terday. He is forty years old. They were las,
seen in Chicago. Before leaving home C,aerdts
said to his wife: You know it all. Mrs Gaerdts
am going to Chicago with her" Gaerdts had
lived happily with his wife for fifteen years
The deserted wife says she does not care ana
that she told her husband he would return with
back. 'i'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
PRISONERS SKULL MAY BE BROKEN.

Samuel Posner. OF No. 30 West 25th street was
locked up in the Tenderoin police station last night
charged on the complaints OF PatroImen Murphy
ana herns' with disorderly conduct. When he was
arraisned before the sergeant Posner refused 20
make any statement, About two hours later n
surgeon from the New York Hospital was called 20
treat prisoner Posner groaned so loudly that
the physician examined him and finally decided %
Eanstet niIn TO the New York Hospital as ne
thousnt i ne might be suffering from a fracture OF
beF being hit ~ 'A teaa'ehs-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

FUNEIl1N kVNTcs ..n
Dover. JULY 14-Ssilsd steamer New YNrs (lu-tla
Julfs. New York. yuk
London. July lO-Ar-Ved. steamer r0Ecneo NS1't -
New YoTk for Hull
CheToSgEs July 16 uATrived steAS-z SO a. -
helm der Crosse (CseF1 CuPpeTs. New Ao1> -
OQth for Bremen (and proceeded. ~, srasA
Oiof0lears July l7-Passod. steamer ltsl-A Ossi' -
- New York Tor LssrOrn ana Naples. ~, rcn$
GLASGOW. July I5--ArrIVeG. steamer Astoria tN's -
dane. New York viR M0viIIe. -
MaF-eillcs. July 12-Sailed. zasaulGF C7tt4 CT
tltaQ. M6ssardO New YOrE -, Iso
Al6ieFSs July 12-Salsd steamer TSssia1StQr Vr'4s
sen Wrom New YOTk) Calcutta.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Proposals.

GENERAL DEPOT. Q. NJ DEPT JEFFE8'
sOrvLLE. Ina July 16. 1eoa-ssal=a pru7gSas Il
tIplicate endorsed on cover Proposals for G. NJ -
plies and addressed undersigned, viii Be-
here until 10 O'clock a n August 10 1904 Sr stala-
cry O-c- Furniture Paints. Wagons. Harness. Ess--
ware Leather and Miscellaneous @ IL Supplies. res-e
for Manila ?. T., as g-r schedule. vhieh VII = -
nshed applications 90 this D-p0t and the Us7os A.
New York City and Francisco Eras=-s1cs gSe1 r.
articles OS domestic uro6llotio1 uanuSzet-e
right Is reserved % F-ies or Gccspe any al 1 81
any part thereof. J. NJ MARSHALL Asst g M
General and Depot @ NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CAPTAIN BADLY HURT.
Cavalry Officer Throrcn from Horse
-Iniuru Probably Fatal.

Boise, idaho. July 17.-Captain William Yates.
Troop A. Fourteenth United States Cavalry,
ranking captain at Boise Barracks. was prob
ably fatally hurt to-day by being thrown from
his horse on the parade ground while drilling a
bunch Of recruits Captain Yates was gradu-
ated from West Point with the class OF 1898,
having been appointed from Georgia
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ALFRED BErr INSURED IN EQUITABLE

Alfred Belt the African fnancier who died in
London on Monday, was insured in the Equitable
for 100000 The first policy taken out in 1855
was for $4,000 and was payable to his estate Three
other policies, aggregating $4,000. and taken out
later payable to his estate had paid SIS 900
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

Washington %. c.. July n. 1foS.-Seal-i foSos4-'
win be received az this Ofacs u1tl u OelooS NJ s-
g. ie3 roc furnishing Underground signal a-t te.sp 80
cables for The Electrical D-Qart1s1s o. trs lseles
Columbia. Separate bids viii Be- co1-i1rrc1 20 ne -
items enumerated 6aeGlaGatols RnG els1< kss
ot proposal may be obtained az this o-ice. E1SFl
=. MACFARrsANDs HENRY L WEST JOHN E----->
Commissioners. %. C.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MN1ATTRE ALNfANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 7:2sl Moon 225 age q
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandv Hook 6:19l Gov Island 5:4SlEeu 7;S6
PM-Sandy Hook 6:S2 Gov. Island 5:S4 Hell Gate G:4I
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Vessel
Vessel. For. Line Mail closes. sails
Oceanic. White Star. 1850 $50 N
BermudIan. Bermuda Quebec 9rO0 HOO a m
Ripley, Argentine Lamp & Holt. ESQ 1900
Asgane. AISns HaE GSlon PaSaa sS so sS sss
Ryndam. Rotterdam. Holland AM. 1900 m
CItta Tortno. Naples. La VelOce-
Alamo Galveston. Mallory. y m
Norfolk old Dominion 500 N
AlsonQuiu Jacksonville. Clyde. 500 m
THURSDAY. JULY 10.
La Havre, French 700 1000
United States Copenhagen. Scand-Am ESQ a 1880 N
X A. Victoria. Hamburg. Hamb-Am 1900 p m
Argentine Barber. $50
Spartan Prince Argentine. Prince. 500 1000 N
Merida. Havana. Ward. 600 a 1900 m
Hal barossa. Bremen. " G. Lloyd 1o:Ooo \,
Fl Sud- Galveston. Morgan 3;Oop m
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dominion. m
City Columbus Savannah. Savannah 800 . n
BayamO Tampico Ward 800
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination Close - Y.
Jaran (eXcept parcels post mailsl.
and China-Fsnpress OF india (vta
Vancouver and Victoria. B. Today,
Japan. Corea and Chna-Alnnesota (vta
seatte) July %. 500 m
United States transport (via San
Hawaii japan. corea China and Philip 80 "
pine lslnnds-Nppon Msru fvia San
Ftancisco) "a 1890 N
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
oscar II DAN. H.mv.l orn cue-ua41a' NJ

Oscar II O.n7. Isempel Cfrom CcernAAxra1 Nv
Rosario. July 1o-Arrfved. steamer Una. O- MILE
New York Wa s. Lucia and M0ntevtdso> IN
FsTuamhDcO. July 1s-ArriVed. ssssElsE Ryu2 go
Csdosa2 NsW York for no Jans-zo &c ,sv,a
Bussanlch (from TTieste) New Yea. -
Guayaquil. July @2-Arrived- steamer Outs 81 -
ton. New York. via Sc Lloi2- No1tsvl6eos e..
Sydney, W. July 1S-Ar-fvs1 pEeyiocs.h ssAns ss's.
steamer ST RsIens C8s1. Kerr POrT Ant1no lrg ~ e
The Cuneo Trading Co with fruit Arrived st "a %
1:1O pm "a,
steamer C0ncho Staples. Galveston July q sat :.
West "a. % G n Mallory 8 Co with pass Sers SIC -
Steamer MorrO Castle. Deans. Havana Tuy - y
james Ward & 90. win 18s IsSsalSe1s H4A'
mdse. Arrived az the Bar at 12ss1 , m -, 4, ,ss
Steamer New XOrs, 1nghaz, GeoTzst9'S1 Sex -. = ,5l
Wilmington "a. 20 the Cayt0 S. 90, win passnhsss
mdse. Left Cuarantine az 6:1s q m - Il
Steamer Algonquin. D-vereauy. JaeSsonvt4e g. - ~
and Charleston "a. TO Clyde SS Co With pss~e'za
ndse- Left Ousrantins ee q m ,s,~sSa
steamer Monroe. H1lqceI.. Neep1Er Ness "a -ts
60 the Ola Dominion So CO. with gaSSslSsls a. -
steamer jefferson. Dole Newport News el.t 49, 81
the Old DOntniol S. Co. with passansers s1-- y
sandy Hoas July j.. ESQ . ua-wina vss,-s5-ts's
Hight breeze; partly cloudy.
Steamers Norwich CHr) Barscoa: Alfrsd pu1ois So-
Port Antonio: Victorian (Br7. LAv-TDoo2i w. x.x.
IiS Cove p; ElsWtcS L0d<e (HIl Ne1.s-11A
k9nnonie (rl. Naples. Trieste ana E1uIn- kl|1
Ger. Naples and Genoa: Maracas (Ll.
sannio QtsD, Naples and Genoa CsEolla ~. vcxc
Via Guecnstohl; Verona (GeTl. AGen. Eous As1e a
Ranes Fl SiSO. Galveston: Jame.t0syH. NorfoaN An'
porr News City o. Memphis. Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. July I7.-The ofseial closins -
ions tOF mining stocks to-day were as foA'~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
WORST ECZEMA
DOCTORS EVER SAW
Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged
and Scalp Looked Dreadful :
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years Better in Two Months
MARVELLOUS CURE BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

aMv son. who IS now twenty-five
wears Of age, when be was four months
I'D began to have eczema on ms lace,
spreading quite rapidly until ne was
nearly covered. We had all the doctors
around MS and some from larger places
hit 40 one helped him a particle.
The eczema was something terrible
aad the doctors said it was the worst
oasa tbev ever saw. At times his whole
bo5v and face were covered, all but his
feet | had TO bandage his limos anu
arms. his scalp was Just dreadiu. l
used many kinds Of patent m eSill
before trying the Cuticura fSeLLeuies'
~ az friend leased me to Try Cuticura
A. Last / consented, when my boy
y-as three wears and four months
VA having had eczema all that time
~ safferi8g untold misery. began 70
80 IN tbree Of the Cuticura hemedlesi
~ Crticura Soap helped as Wen a
az Ointment. He was better IN Two
'--o,,tbs. IN six months he was welli
~. I -sve him the Cuticura ResolVeht
- ,'Ssr using twelve bottles
tb;,k. and always used the Outleli1i
san for bathing, and do now 2 go 49,
de9i He was four years Old peloIs
~ was vel, and his skin became -
- ar when cured. ] give you per
..;s5S,1 n publish this letter for / a.
- glad 10 do good when can.
s sts-i' I I've told YOU al there Is neces-
s sll-,-A - Tn Ms. r L. Risley, : -
say ~ " zoo 1oo, Piermont, y. II.
- r..--.l ,rs frserual Trsasmsut ~ eysiy
tolt - pi--r- = e scroiuz. troin l.isa.4 nf-
$500 "a Cuticura soaPi - - ~. IS 81 risl
- - =. y. - n a druEgisis a slts { - -
- - 1isfrrssing cases, shea ~ 49, -. rsrs corr
So t,sts, So : r5w 10 Cur Dasusrins y -'s.
nd al Abgsi lAs skin, seA-Pi -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
HORSE BREEDERS, ATTENTION =!
TO Well Bred Stallion.
PEDIGREE. BELMONT ALEXANDER.
PEDIGREE.

Belmont Alexander is by AL
cander by Alcantara,by George
Wilkes. Alcantara's dam is Al
ma Mater. Alcander's dam,
Cleopatra, is by Abdallah
Prince, dam Lady Cabot.
Belmont Alcander's dam,
Lady Thomas, 2:ls, is by For
est Belmont, by Belmont, I'd
dam by Billy Greene, 3D. dam
BY Scott's Hiatoga, 4th dam by
Handley's Hiatoga, 9Th dam by
Consul.
Belmont Alexander is s years
old in July, height l6, weight
ll30 lbs, color a beautiful
golden chestnut. He is square
trotter, with splendid knee and
hawk action. This colt is pro-
tnouoed by the best horsemen
10 Be the finest specimen OF his
race in the state. He has all
the characteristics Of his royal
Sire, and for beauty, style and
action is unsurpassed.
Belmont Alexander will make
the season at COTTAGE HoTEL
for a service fee Of $50. -
down and when the mare
proves with foal the BALANCED or
sl5, with the return privilege.
This is the only J ear you viii
get this low fee, as | have no
colts to show here.
For reference as to his colts |
refer you to John Trow, Her.
bert Leonard and Smith Bros.
stock Farm, all OF Barre.
His colts are all bays and
cbestnuts and good size.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21

There is no need worrying along in dis
comfort because of a disordered digestion
Gel bottle Of KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA
and see what 1t will do for you. kodol
not only digests what you eat and gives
that tired stomach needed rest, but IS a
corrective Of the greatest efficiency. kodol
relieves indigestion, dyspepsia, palpitatlon
Of the heart, fatulence and sour stomach:
Kodol will make your stomach young and
healthy again. You will worry just in the
proportion that your stomach worries YOU
Worry means the loss Of ability to DO your
best. Worry is to be avoided at all times.
Kodol will take the worry out OF your
stomach. Sold BY V. A. Grant, Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-21
Nelson Downing, Proprietor Randolph, VT.
Saturday. July l9 the l5Oth Large Combination Sale at the
Old Johnson Stand The largest Stable in the State

Western horses arrived June 5th shipped 10y
5 Cook Point and family horses matched
teams blacks bays and gays One pair OF mules have
made study speciality for twenty and show
horses shape, quality and endurance from
800 horse 10 heavy Call and buy early before the
ng advances prices prepared furnish complete from
horse draft Three horses that
hear the bell ring snuff and can win the money Wa
shotes computing scales, only been
about in first class shape One second hand DE
Iayl eparao Am agent Sharp separator the best machine
put New and second hand seghs cheap close
out Property consignment Horses constantly on hand for
sale and exchange and here stay. Sales
the 8d SATURDAY Horses sold with usual
tee expreat + Nj Monday following the sale
JOHNSON SALE EXCHANGE STABLE,
is. BWITHINGTON, Proprietor, West Lebanon, n H.