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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-19
sTRAFFoRp.

II. F. Fox was in White River Junction
Saturday.
Tx. Mead of Hanover is at Mrs. jean
cite Bacon's.
Mrs. Theresa Chapple was a recent guest
at George Fox's.
e. p. George OF West Fairles called upon
friends in town Thursday.
II. H. Udall was in White River june
ton the first of last week.
Miss Marjorie Perry of Burlington is a
guest at the STAFFORD House.
Rev. A. J. Eastman was in White River
Junction Tuesday Of last week.
Orrin n. West OF Waltham, Mass. is
visiting his brother, Frank West.
Mrs. Clara Wiley of Sharon spent
Thursday with Mrs. Il. l.. Mosher.
Miss jeanette Marshall OF Dorchester,
Mass arrived Saturday at the hotel.
Misses Charlotte Latham and daughter
visited relatives in town Monday of last
week.
Henry Morrill,, who has been visiting
his home here, returned to Gardner, Mass,
last week.
A. B. Carpenter was in Sharon Monday
ana Wednesday of last week, and in Chel-
sea Saturday.
Misses Eunice and Helen Chandler of
Wellesley Hills, Mass, arrived at the STRAIT
ford House Monday.
f. II. Burr and family Of Thetford Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. f. Kent,
the first a the week.
Mrs. F. f. Achorn and two daughters Of
Somerville, Mass, are at Geo. A. Bush
nells for the summer.
Mrs. Julia Newell. who has ben in
North Thetford for some weeks, returned
home Wednesday of last week.
Miss Name Buzzell and Miss Anna
Dow of Hampshire, H., have been spend
ing week at the STAFFORD House.
The family Of the Rev. b. T. Marshall,
OF Scarboro, n. ", arrived in town We'd
nesday, MIR. Marshall following Saturday.
Mrs. George Metcalf and Misses Rosebud
and Ruth johnson of Brattleboro scent
Monday and Tuesday of last week at w.
+. Scribner's.
A number from this village attended the
entertainments given by the Medicine
Co. at South STAFFORD Friday and Saturday
evenings, II. G. Silloway conveying party
by stage each evening.
A lawn party and plant sale was held by
the Ladies Benevolent circle Friday after
noon and evening on the Town house hill.
Ice cream and cake fount the usual ready
customers and the plants, with pots pref
tily dressed With crepe paper in gay colors,
made most attractive display. The affair
was well attended, and a satisfactory sum
realized.
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TUNBRipoE.

Frank ordway OF Boston is in town.
George Ordway is at work for u. d.
Sumner.
Mrs. C. F. BaIlou is recovering from her
recent illness.
Mrs. S. c. Cilley and Mary Osborn spent
Thursday in Chelsea.
Hezekiah Hutchinson has been in poor
health for some time.
Mrs. Royal Monkey spent the past week
with friends in Barre.
Miss Anna BaIlou is at home from South
Royalton for few days.
Miss Emma Nelson OF Barre is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Eva Tucker
Mrs. Garlic Cilley went TO South Royal
ton Monday TO stay few weeks.
RAYMOND Lane has been i'll for fe"
! davs. as have several other children.
Mrs. Florence Hutchinson made shorl
visit at Fred Hutchinson's last week.
Miss VERNE Whitney came from Dor
chester Saturday for her summer vacation
There will be an open air dance on the
nlatform near the Town hail Friday even
ing.
Miss Jennie Wood OF Lowell is at her
uncle's, Fred Hutchinson, for a te"
weeks.
Mrs. E. NJ. Cilley and Mrs. Eva Tucker
took an automobile ride to Randolph lasl
Friday.
Mis- Elizabeth Duncan came Saturday
from Boston to her bro hrs, Thomas
Duncan.
Mrs. Lizzie outtrim of Lynn and Mrs
N sllie HAYWARD of Lowell, Mass, are al
III. X. Hayward's.
Mr.. Goff has been here for a week re-
pairing his merry-go- round. Clarence
Smith is assisting him.
Miss Gertrude Montgomery went tC
Sunapee lake last week, where she mas
situation for the summer.
Miss Minnie Diamond, who has been
spending few days with her sister II
Barre, has returned home.
Mrs. Lucinda Batice OF Claremont, who
has been at her mothers, Mrs. Andrew
Ordway, has returned home.
Charles Ordway has returned from Or
ange, where he had been doing carpenter
work for Harley Whitcomb on barn.
DIR. 81. II. Hayward and brother, Fred
OF Randolph, Will, Franklin and Dye
Pearl went to West Fairlee fishing las
week
The Othello Dance club bought a plat
form last year for open air dances. On tn,
Sd of July the platform was laid in ID. J
Stacks barn, the weather being iDauspi'
eious for open air dances. About z
couples gathered there that night to cele-
brate the Four h. DR.. Reynolds violin
and Milton Ballou's eornet furnished thu
motive power. At midnight, the company
adjourned to the house, where cake anc
coffee were served. The dance went on
until after in the morning aud all wen
)me in a drenching rain and called II I
good time.
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FAST BARNARD.

Mrs. Adelbert Campbell still remains
very poorly.
George Ballou Of South Royalton was in
town Friday.
James Howard is working for Mrs. H.
T.. Graves in haying.
Irving G. Allen returned Monday TO
work at Hanover, \. II.
Mrs. VIM. Webb, who has been i'll with
rheumatism, is much better.
The social was well attended and the
entertainment was excellent.
Luvia Dutton of South Royalton spent
the last of the week at O. ]. Adams
Harvey Hastings of Manchester, Conn.,,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. John Adams.
Charles Whitcomb and wife OF Hanover,
n. Il, were guests Sunday at Adm Aliens.
seldom II. Allen of Cambridge, Mass,
came last week to see his daughter, who is
all.
Miss johnson OF Caremont, N. H., came
Friday to visit her sister at Harold Gam
bells
0.G. Bugbee and Mrs Louisa Goodrich
recently visited Mrs. Obed Whipple in
2omfr
Myr Aleck Crowell has returned from
Randolph, where she had been to visit
Hns P1tnam.
kfs- John McAllister still remains very
Eeskie. She does not improve as fast as
her friends could wish.
Ars. John Adams has returned home
1rou North Pomtret, where she had been
30 care Cor her mother, who is i'll with the
xsaessies.
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aouTH sTRAFFohD.

James Tyson was away on business ia''
week.
Isaac Judson returned from New York
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Hodges and daughter left
town Monday.
George Diamond of Sharon was in
town Saturday.
Mr. Peu of Norwich was in town the
I last OF the week.
Miss Dow and Miss BuzzeH OF lllihois
are at Mrs. Clsfiin's.
DIR. Blake Of Woburn, Mass, called on
/ friends here recently.
Mrs. McNab and children were guests
OF Mrs Casewell recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell were IN Whlte
River Junction last week.
Curtis Casewell and family OF Enfield
called on friends recently.
Mrs. Frank Kendall and children oil
I BrattIeboro are at James Gilman's'
DIR. /. l.. Nowlan was in burlington
last week, attending a medical meeting
Mrs. Enie Emmerton Moulton OF
Hanover was at Mrs. Casewells recently
Mrs. Nettie Hyde and son, Roger, spent
several days with Miss Bessie Frary hst
week.
Fred Farnham and daughter, Miss
Alice, spent Sunday with Mrs. George
Troop.
The directors of the Peoples Telephone
company met at IL. c. Gilkey's store
Saturday.
Origin Seymour OF New York was in
town last week, looking after the building
OF his house.
Misses Lillian and Edith Kendall OF
t-fufffnu THAR amt MISS
Della Kendall.
/ Frank Colby and Harvey Hawthorne
are camping on Cove hill on the Seymour
place this week.
Several from this village attended the
lawn party at the other village last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Carter of Hanover, who had been
assisting in the care OF Wilbur Green, has
returned to Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore of Hartford fur
nished music for a very pleasant social
dance Friday evening.
Mr.. Sloan, connected with the New
England Telephone Co., was registered at
the Barrett House last week.
The lawn party at Mrs. George KendalPs
was a very pleasant affair, although the
rain changed it to house party.
Arthur Cook and VIM. Clafiin are at
work on the grounds surrounding the
Mormon monument in Royalton.
DIR. George Bicknell was called to Cam
bridge, Mass last Thursday to attend
the funeral OF one OF his parishioners,
returning Friday.
medicine company began series of
entertainments Thursday evening Of last
week together with a sale OF medicines.
The people have been in constant atten-
dance and proved good buyers.
Mr.. Crocker OF Brockton, a real estate
agent, was through this place recently
with a fine Cadillac automobile. Mr..
Crocker has farming interests in this
section which he was looking after.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
JRquith July s. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaquith
spent last summer in this village and left
warm friends and acquaintance. We
regret their summer home was selected
near Union Village rather than here.
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EAST RoxBuRY.

Walter Steele from Worcester, Mass, Is
at Jones Steele's helping with the haying'
Edward Blackburn from New YORK
city is spending his vacation at George
Foss' Sunset Hill farm.
Miss Ethel Dewey from Brookfield is
giving music lessons to several pupils IN
the place, coming Thursdays.
Miss Eta Chamberlin is a guest OF Leila
Webster. Mrs. Webster is slowly gaini1g &,
being able to walk few steps now.
Fredric Ruiz had ten sheep killed by
dogs last Saturday and some OF Mr.,
Mudgetts were killed at the same time.
One Of the dogs WAS killed.
Loren Churchill is helping Mr.. Knowles
with his haying, and Norah Churchill is
working for Mrs. John Davis, whose IA
ther from Canada is visiting her.
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NORTH TuNnRIoeE.

Robert B. Smith Is spending his vaca-
tion here az home.
Mrs. Orpha Bennett and daughter, Mrs.
jerks, visited at Alba Woods iast week.
Win Larabee, wife and family Of Prov
sence, r. l., are visiting their relatives.
the Larkins, IN Chelsea and Tunbridge.
The two sons, Frank aud Henry. Of s. p
Darkee, were called home on account Of
the feebleness q their father.
Nernie Whitney is spending her vacation
with her parents, Lester Whitney and wife
F. Il Totman and family are visiting
bis parents IN pomfret.
One Of the sons Of A. p. Whitney was
thrown from wagon recently and quite
seriously hurt, but at last reports is doing
well.
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pnl ITInM ADVERTISING issued by the Clement Literary R
TULilluhL hUILHiioHu In Rutland, 1860 '"a
The Plight of the Proctor
Republicans.

The name "Republican" is one that
clrries with it csrlaln suggestion Of
merit snd distinction. The nfme "Proe-
tor" stands in Vermont for Iersonsl and
D lit'cll advancement only. No large
measures OF public benefit, no origlnal or
progrts, i've schemes OF legislation have
ever followed the name OF Proco. And
so, for the purposes OF this campaign, We
may label tie conservative, noa.progr s.
sive wing oithe domirant party "Proctor
Repu blicans.n
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
BARNARD.

RoR sALF:-Two five-year-old Morgan
xUfILes nav mares: weight, 975 and lO0Ot
,,ood readers. Write, phone or come ana
See DIR. II. V. Hubbard, Barnard, VI Z"
Robert Snow is at Willis Pages for the
sumner.
Harris Waters and family OF Gaysyiue
a-e at +. Flowers for few weeks.
DIR. Hubbard attended the health ONO
ers' school held in Burlington last Week
Guv Putnam and wife OF Boston are al
lie home Of Il. B. Putnam for Few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Dan Bridgeman and Mrs. \. =.
Prideeman OF Lebanon are visiting al
Charles Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Angel are happy IN
the arrival OF a little girl at their nouns
wednesday, the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Eiler's three
daughters and grandson are al george
Wheelock's for month.
AFTER the first OF August the store OF Z.
n Hadley 4 Son will under no CONDITIONS
be opened at any time sunday
Edward and Regis Morse are at tbe
home OF their grandparents, MT: anu MIS-
r.. r. Riley, for few weeks Nisil'
r. n Wilson has placed his promising
AIand colt m the hands OF Fred Gray OF
Royalton for training for the fall races
Al the regular service at the Universal
fst church next Sunday, Mr.. Flowers VIII
have for his subject, "Ihe man VINO GOES
halfway"
Mr. Simpson is doing well at his cottage
at fbe head of the lake and reports that he
has his house nearly filled for the month
OF August.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Harding arrived
! lst week at their cottage az th' neau %
the lake. Mr.. Harding, who Is IN Dust
ness in Boston, returned there after lie"
days vacation.
"A. II. Daniels has bought the standing
bav on the ellison place, the old town
farm the Silver Lake House property and
the Jewett farm, and 1t is understood that
ne Il negotiating for that on the Ihomp-
son place.
Mrs. n. p. Chamberlin had a severe
shock last Thursday evening. She was at
tended by DR.. Hubbard, who reports her
condition as improving. Her son ana MS
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. \. Chamberlln, ar
rived Ia town Friday.
Mrs. Willard OF Orono, Me, formerly
Miss Leona Adams OF this place, died az
her home Tuesday, July TO- The funeral
vans held Thursday, the 18th, at the nome
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Adams,
che interment taking place at the village
cemetery.
The survey Of the Williams property in
the south part OF the town Is nearly nm
ished and, including as il does not only
the boundary lines, but also the positions
of the various roads and streams and
many other details, must be matter OF
d ide to MIR. Williams.
The msny friends aud patrons of DR..
Hubbard will hear with deep regret that
he has sold his practice and will give up
his duties here sometime in August. BY
his medical skill and the concentrated at
tention be has given to his different cases,
together with the marked success which
has invariably teen his lot, he has become
50 necessary to the towns welfare that we
bate TO give him up Our new doctor IS
Or. Buchanan OF West Lebanon, n. ii.
T.st as give him our confidence and hope
tket he will fill aeceptably the place Of the
nan he succeeds.
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WEST FAIRLEE.

The Sargent brothers are boarding ~
Herbert King sbury's.
Miss Sarah Slack is working at Jonh
Beams for the present
Hugh Clark was at home over sunday
He is working in Fairlee.
Mrs. Celinda Morey Of Lowell, Mass i
at Mrs. S. A. Dearborns.
Mrs. 7. F. Seaman OF Sunspee, n H., is
visiting at f.. p. Georges.
Mrs. Oscar Carleton has had two sisters
visiting her for few days.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and a friend are
STAYING at Mrs. Annie Smiths.
Henrietta Bean is at home from Leoa-
non. n. H., where she has been al school'
Eff. Dudley has been working In Z. w
Bliss store during the absence OF MI
Ward
George l.. Church has moved INTO the
mousse on Mill street which he formerly
occupied.
Mrs. Mary A. Folsom of Chelsea called
on some OF her old friends here last
Thursday.
Sidney Ward, who has been entertain
ing the measles for some time, rs at the
store again.
Mrs. Lyon went to Post Mills last wees
to see her daughter, who seems TO De iah-
ing in health.
Mrs. James Cook has been at East Gran
Vile, where her husband is at work. Sbe
returned Monday.
Two OF Mrs. Eta Eastman's boys are
sick with measles Nearly every one 10
the village has hal the disease this sum
mer.
Arthur Brown, who was quite sick and
was thought to have the measles, y nov
able 10 work. 1t proved to be only an at
tack OF indigestion.
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WHERE REFORM BEGAN.

At the set Of this campaign, Mr..
Pfo,tor came before the voters Of tie
sta.e entirely without az issue OF public
i'm poriance, utterly devoid of any plea for
support outside of his political am billion
AID family prestige. He was silent on
e5ery public question; he gave no reason
TOR asking the sOtiige OF vermonters. AT
tn, Republican state convention, he and
his friends formulated a platform and 9
p1Iicy. On what were they based
On the Propseands OF this bureau.
authorized and set forth by Pereival
w. Clement
SOME POINTED QUESTIONS.
Was the agitation against double tax
ion set on foot by the Proctor Repub-
lcans No.
Were tie faults Of tie caucus law first
p tinted out by Fletcher ID. Proctor? No;
they wire used by him TO perfect his
political machine.
Did the Proctor Republicans admit
serious defects in our state inst tutions
aud demand improvement Some honest
R3putlicsn wrote such plsnk but THE
PROCTOR VINO OF THE PARTY SMASHED
IT AND DECLARED THAT THE Evils HAD
BERN REMEDIED.
10 one breath they declared for retrench-
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sRoAD sRooK.

Mabel Reynolds has returned to her
home at Norwich.
Ina Hertle commenced work Monday
Eor Mrs. Nina Gibson.
ar. and Mrs. L. W. Allen recently Wis
zted Silas Sweet and wife IN Sharon.
Bessie Shortt has finished work at the
slBatorium at Randolph and is at home.
Gardie Gibson has gone to Claremont,
y. H., where he has position IN ma
chine shop.
Miss Bernice Clifford Of Grinnell, Ia,
cane Wednesday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
4. d. Burke.
Mrs. Celia Smith and Mrs. Lottie Smith
recently visited their brother, IL. 4. res
son, and family.
Report is that Mr.. Brooks OF Sharon has
rented Mrs. Jennie Buttons place and IS
10 move here soon.
Mrs. Adella Vandeveer and family spent
Saturday with Mrs. Sine air al "Rock-
ledge" at Royalton.
Willie B. Allen. grandson OF Mrs. Ly-
man Allen. has gone to Springfield 10
work in a machine shop.
SIR. and Mrs. Paige, two children and a
s1urse OF philadelphia came Tuesday TO
E8ard with Mrs. A. Z. Gibson.
siiss Belle Roberts returned Saturday to
hcr home at Burlington after spending
several weeks with Mrs. Fay Russell.
Mrs.I.D. Adams and Mrs. A. T. Davis
wee in Barnard Thursday to. attend the
Fnnersl Of Mrs. Leons Adams Willard.
Mrs Winthrop Coffin and three children
Of Philadelphia arrived Saturday. They
zre "a board with Mrs. A. c. Gibson dur
iBg the summer.
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WE WANT AGENTS.

In every town to purchase hides, skins,
pelts, wool, tallo 3, bones, etc. and ship
them 10 US. We pay the freight. remit for
stock promptly and at the highest market
prices.
We also want agents 10 sell our Burling-
ton Animal Fertilizers AMI Poultry Foods.
These are strictly high grade goods and
the demand is rapidly increasing. Write
us today for prices and particulars.-Bur-
ington Rendering CO., Burlington, Yer
mont.
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I Give Honor to Whom it's Due.

DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy OF
Rondout, \. Y, cured me OF Bright's dis
ease and Gravel. -Four Of the best physi-
clans had failed TO relieve me. have rec
commended IL TO scores OF people with like
success, and know IL viii c1re alI who try
it.-Mrs. +. p. Miner, Burg Hin. o. Price
Il %, all druggists; bottles, 500.
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1t is always we'll to have a box of salve
in the house. Sunburn, cuts, bruises,
piles and boils yield 10 DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Should keep a box on hand
at all times to provide for emergencies.
For years the standard, but followed by
many imitators. Be sure you get the gem
uine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold
by A. x. Hood q Son, Chelsea.
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eronehItIs for Tmenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith OF Danyille, H.,
writes ~ had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until ] used
Foley's Honey and Tar, which is sure
cure. Sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph,
and G. A. D,nsmore, Chelsea.
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Here rs Relief for Wonen

Mother eray, nurse 10 New York. dizcdrert.t
an arsulltic pleasant herb drink Ger womenss IIis
called aus rkAL1AN=LEAF 10 F. the nnir go
tain monthly regulator Cures female weak
nesses and taekache. kidney. hladder and urirrrl
tr.suhles A. all druggists ~ hy mail Soc. samrIs
fREE- Address The Mother Gray Co.. LeRry
NY.
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a ouaranteea cure for Plles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles, Druggists are authorized to refund
money IL PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
in 8 TO Il days SOC.
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6oRRowEoFlR

The entire and Anal aim o. ths poeu
Republicans has been 10 snatch from "A,
Independent movement rs plstiorn N
principles with a feeble prettncs Of osry.
ing them out. DOES any sine and ,ose
so,cr in the state believe their promise
The whole performance Wasaslllyis.
lamentable confession Of weakness; %.
perate attempt to Offset The swtep oills
independent non partisan movement iha
was even then In motion in every acia.
OF Vermont. Il failed asslI sash hyps.
crlsy must and oughtta lEl
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Sound kidneys are safeguards OF life.
Make the kidneys healthy with Foley 5
Kidney Cure. Sold by H.A, Leonard, Ran
dnlnh. and @. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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ment in state expenses; IN thsps,,,,..
referred to the need Of 'couserutiv =.
pansion." Imagine the kind Of consr,
tive expansion A DOUBLING or eEyu,
EXPENSE snd another rREBlIxo o. cox
EXPENSE viii bring in tie next % ,au
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Doas evil still your whole Life an

Dees evil still your whole life fill
bees woe betide?
Your thoughts abide on suicide2
You need pill
Now for rose aud facts-DeWitt's Lit
ale Early Risers are the most pleasant ana
reliable pills known today. They never
gripe. Sold by v. A. Grant, Bethel.
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Diphtheria relieved in twenty minutes
Almost miraculous. DR.. Thomas Eclec-
6ric Oil. AT any drug store.
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vERMoNTERs ANo VERNON
ISSUES.

To day, the early announcement oin
enormous campaign fund, Of spsissa
from the halls Of Congress and Il,
National CabInate all point to ths tR
resort Of the ring MASTER, as APPEAlp
THE GRAND CID PARTY
This IS still another coni,ssicnoi val.
ness. There is no party Or ceed ID it'
present hght. No national issue 'risn
iato =. MS matter On ysfmonsaa
settle a, the polls. u concerns Dous
else. cASNor rHE PROCTOR RErrsu
CANS Trust THE PREF AND uSfoEds
ExrRl ssIoN or THE STATE on alh
ISSUES
Their fesr to do 50 IS the siro'ss'
argumsnt against continuing ih'n .
power.
Moral: Vote the fusion ticket -
TENDER.
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TO Be SOLD At AUCTION
30 Head Of Hereford CatiIe--.yhits
faces, many pure bred.
Al Mount Hsg Stock Farm.
South Newuurv. Vrrr,,,,
On "Wednesday, Aug. IS, 1906, al 1Oan

All7O LOl Ot FARMING TOOLS.
In the lot Of C4ttle are 3 Co,.. -
Heifers, 10 ] and wear oid - - y,
calves. pure bred Bull Calf. An -, !.
Wili be tested with tubs rculin IN rfoni,eS
and transfers furnished VITA rfgitts-' a
stock II desired. All the Tools usr,Ii,i
found on 'arge farm will be put Is ~,
ale without reserve. Also one bresliT,,
cart ana harness Chamber Sci.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
Farm MINUTES from So. New bury r p
Auetioneer, A.W. Lawrence Of sRov. n Y
CHARLES C. DOE.
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CA . q H y a.
e..,a, TIE KIND Yea Haze ts8s B1gg'i
as.1 q &rRAIzs1<
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FoR sALE:-Two five-year-old Morgan
whites bay mares; weight, 975 and lOoOI
GOOD roaders. Write, phone or come anu 5..i
Sc DR.. III. V. Hubbard, Barnard, VI. z"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-06
Leave Saturday.

The family of N. B. FELTON, will
leave on Saturday for the coast vhere
they viii spend the winter. Mr.. Fell
ton will remain for some time to look
after the banking interests with which
he is connected and will join the fam
lily later when the winter is more ad-
vanced.
Last Saturday night burglars en-
tered the home of Carl Brochert at
'Cathay, N. d. and stole $27O. They en-
tered through the cellar door and the
theft was not discovered until Mon
day. w. P. Wyard's residence was al
so entered the same night and his
pocket book taken from his trousers
lying near his bed. In it was $35 and
a valuable ring which belonged to his
wife recently deceased,