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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
500 Reward. sioo.

The readers Of this paper Will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 10 cure
IN all its stages, and that is catarrh. HANS
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now
known 10 the medical fraternity Catarh
being constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment Halls Cstarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the toun-
dalton Of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength BY building Up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprielors have So much faith
in its curative powers that they Offer One
Hundred Dollars FOR any case that it fails
20 cure send for list OF testimonials.
Address,
y. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. @.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pulls for constipa-
ton
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DOCTOR CURED
Of eczema
Maryland Physician Cures Hin,sIfs
Eczema with Cuticura Rsmsds
Prescribes Them and Has C0rss
Many Cases Where OtberForm.,,
Have Failed = Dr. Fisher Saws,
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
POSSESS TRUE Merit

My face was afflicted atb oa,s,.
in the year 1897. fused he Cuti.sn
Remedies, and was entirely am
am a practicing physician al ~
often prescribe Cuticuro RI srBt ~
Cuticura Soap in eases ol c5zHma ~
they have cured where other n7rl.'
have failed. ] am not IA the bgbf \
endorsing patent medicine. b1t NJ
| find remedies possessing t-Ip mart
such as the Cutieura RemedIe IN. ss
broad-minded enough 10 proeamtbsi,
virtues 10 the world. ] have been ma.
tieing medicine for sixteen yeaw and
must say find your Renedis NoI
You are at liberty % publ. b dis lettT
or any part Of it. Iremala,rarv tn5,
yours, q. NJ. Fisher, NJ b., BIZ P59'
Md, May p, 1905"
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SOUTH sTRAFFoRD.

HEX. Whitney was in Chelsea satur-
day.
DR.. Fish was in town professionally last
week.
Hazen Cook was in West Fsirlee last
week.
Fred Kendall Of Brattleboro was in town
sunday
Several cases Of grip and tonsilitis are
reported about town.
Mrs. Geo. FyIer spent Sunday with hef
father, Vim. Kendall.
James Benjamin, ST., broke one bone ID
his Leg by falling down two or three steps
John Brown gave party Friday even ZEN
ing, Hazeitine's orchestra furnishing
music.
David Mcclure, a cOmmerclal ltaftilet
taking Mr.. Piermont's place, was IN town
last week for he first time,
VIM. Kendall was IN White River juno
ton last week to meet his son ana uaugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. tyler
The Masonic aud Eastern Star commit
Zee met Saturday evening and completed
arrangements for the banquet Feb. 9TH.
Rev. DR.. Geo. W. Bicknell will occupy
the uniyersalist pulpit through July ana
August, as he has for the past TWO seasons.
Remember the entertainment given by
4. A. students Saturday evening, feO 50,
to help defray their commencement eN-
penses.
Hon. s. f. Frary passed his S4th BIRTH
day Saturday, receiving teE callers ana
ENJOYING a tea with his children ana
grandchildren.
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SILVER LAKE
Horses ana Herssmsn.

40 man living ever saw nicer ice track
.1u silver lake than WIS shown TWO DAYS
sast week 10 was laid Out kite shape and
& fnll mile Ia length. with long turns
finishing where the start Is made Friday,
he 26th, quite a good many horses were
cai and one colt race was made.
Charles III. Cady started bis John Wilkes
rec year-old bag fly Johnnie.s Winner
Gam hy Bra1lauEh, against John a..
II 0ore's BAY iiily. Polly BiKby by Brad
aurh. dam rinnie g. Polly ie four years
eta. ran ont on summer, was broken 20
harness this fail, Gully worked little, Is
PAGER and can go sOme.
The Cady colt was entered IN Windsor
county futurity and made gu payments
until the day % the race but unfortunately
sgas taken l8Inc So That Mr. Cady con-
sirded she was too good 20 take The risk
end kept her b tde barn. But Tor this
At result VI that race would have been
different She Is fine, square gated
r8lter and ssh be heard from pulled in
eoth heats from P'o.iy. driven by the old
All. our only "ChUt'
saturday. me z7th was an ideal day for
Vermont winter and had We had the old
horses Of 80 years ago. u would have been
au galore.
rhe drst race called was match be-
tween W. g. D8uforth ugF mate, Iiunie
o. by Bmdiaugh, dam iiHnie g. against
..EHtNI tH.Ah NNHh ItEah Nf Ht|.ttts'|H HHAa q
av John NIIses This wua n0l an nnrN-
qtated r8eo many h0uRht linuie he'd
she most sp, which WAS proved IT'D the
we heats r.Huia raised late colt, which
sold al three months Old quick q t5u. size
nUs since worked some double, bat she Is
hfaa for speed ana VIII show it later.
Ehg neat race Wss three year old trot-
mR match with much interest manifest,
larles tady coming 10 again with john
u.es Winner aud John Is Moore steering
bay colt. David ierum another BrEd-
laugh Botn g0Its weul easily until be
Fast quarter Was reached when they wCse
cent home with ail their speed. David vim
nu- hr Q length Coming o., ha broke Q
roHj sha9 "a bleu could not tg repaired in
season io finish the race "Chet went
around with the winner, showing the last
uaritr iu 81 seconds The finish Of this
SID De called early iu thc week
NeAl came q match between Scott
adfer hay mare, Crazy Kate. and IL Il.
DlrECcs bsv geiduug. Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy was Handicapped by being in
rfad cart and Crazy won both heats easily
Coughs and colds, down 20 The very
rrdcrlaud oficous Impii0u, yield To the
uatbinE. healing Influences 0f Ur Wood
Norway Pine syrup,
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WEST FAlRLEE.

Mrs Henry Dearborn Is quite H.
Mrs NJ. a. Cox is at Mrs Phoebe Beams
for awhile
Miss Sarah Little 81 Chelsea was ia town
last Saturday,
II is said that the mumps are prevalent
IN this village
e. c. Cohurn has been on the sick list,
bat Is able to be out.
Mrs Mary Hathaway Is at home lor a
short time from Corinth.
Mrs Albert Bliss has gone to join her
husband at Sunapee, y. H.
Mrs Lyon, who has been stopping at
Post Mills, returned home last week
Dr. Jewell, who has been sick for several
weeks, Is now able 10 ride short distances,
Misses Jennie and Marie Comstock have
gone to Tunhridgc to visit an aunt, Mrs.
II r, Hayward
Drs. Evans and Lahill, eve specialists,
were here a few days last week They
went 10 Chelsea last Saturday.
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STAFFORD.

Miss Grace Carpenter is i'll With measles.
Harry Marshall OF Oxford was IN town
Friday.
Mrs. Lila Waterman was in Norv len
recently.
Dr. Fish Of south Royalton was in town
last Thursday.
Mrs. n II Udall is visiting her sister at
Dewey's Mills.
Mrs + b. Hozelton is confined to the
house by illness.
Frank Wheeler OF Hartford was at II. A.
Stickney s saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Swift IS visiting her
niece, Mrs II. Z. Fox.
Mrs. A. j Eastman went Saturday %
visit her daughter 10 North Charles
town, n. III.
Mrs. George Richardson and son, Harry
Richardson, OF Thetford were at Mrs
Susan Hyde'- recently
Miss Florence Scribuer is quite III with
quiusy sores in Tie throat, and is attended
by Dr. Hayward oi Tunbridge
The service next Sunday evening will be
under the auspices Of the Christian En-
deagor society in celebrating the 10Th an-
niyersary Of the founding Of Christian En-
deavor societies
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

New Wall Paper.
have a 6ne line Of samples Of spring
STYLES OF wall paper. All prices, from BE-.
single roll up Call and See my line before
purchasing G. W. OSBORNE, lunbridge.
Little Wis Ordway has been quite IN for
a few days.
Mrs. Eva Tucker has been N with grip
and tonsilitis.
Miss Winnie Rowell vas at home 4 few
days last week.
Leslie Wheelock. who has been away,
returned home sunday
Edith spauldug of Royalton visited at
Charles Ordway's last week.
Charles OrdWay Is the first TO report the
digging Of pa ships this winter
Elder Clarke Of East Randolph was at
Rev. Almon Shepard's last week.
Mrs. 3. Sargent, who has been III. IS
on the gain and able 20 BIT mp some.
Mrs. Grace Hayward and children spent
few days in South Royalton last week.
W. II. and Mrs Austin Blake are visit
ing friends in the north par, oi the state.
over 30 attended the social and finch
party Saturday evening and had ga enjoy
able time.
Dr. f. E. and Mrs. Dean Of Lebanon
were recent guests al NJ. X Kings and
Beni fuckers.
n. r. Hayward went to North Randolph
last Wednesday to dress min stones for
George Blodgett.
Mr. Sleeper Of Providence, who was a
recent guest OF Mrs \ NJ Cilley, has re-
turned 10 his home.
Misses Jennie and Marie ComstOck Of
West Fairlee are spending few days with
their aunt, Mrs. 5. T.. Hayward.
Leslie Smith went 10 Hanover hospital
Friday TO have an operation performed.
Word has been received that he was dong
we'll.
Those who got far away from home
Wednesday afternoon OF last week were
Obliged to stay all night on account Of
hiRh NaLer.
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Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 5O-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II II
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle 90 prove salts.
factory or money refunded.
G. h. Black. South Royalton.
Geo. A. Laird, Royalton.
Walbridge & Heath, Sharon.
Badger a Noyes, Sharon.
Edward Miller, East Barnard.
NJ. J Sargent & Son, South Royalton.
W. NJ. Adams, North Pomiret.
A. l.. Morse & Co., West Hartford.
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500 over G7r Fears Mrs. WiHslnw-s sedthirs
syrup has been aset av mothers Cor their II'rsn
while teethiur Are Euu disturbed at uiEht ard
aru ken ul Fulr rest nF slk child suffering HBa
crying WITH rlia of cutting feefhf H s1 send at
syrup for Chlirea teethlug. Ifs value $
EralguIstie Et WHH relieve the puor Hrfta
saaerar Immediately Depend ufsan TO. mothers
there o. na mistake short @. Et cures fiaerhdea
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures 40
Mrs Miusiua's soothing STrup' for ch1drer
feethinE is pleasant o. the taste ana q ne
prescription ~ enc ~ the oldest aud best female
physicians md nurses On the unitad STATES ~
z log sale % al druggists thnoaEh8af the woril
Ninslos's Soothing syrup
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
CUTICURA- THE SET. 81.
Complete Treatment for Every
ltumor from pimples
TO ScrOiula

Battle the affected parts wi.h b1t
water and Cuiicwa SOAP, Is camg
the surface of crusts and 8Ia ma
soften the thickcncd cI0r dv
without hard rubbing md Ba5
Cutioura Ointment freely % aiay
itching, irritation, and ulmnatal.
and soothe and heal mad, lastly. hks
Cuticura ResoIvent Pits 10 l1oI a1a
cleanse the blood 4 single costing
but one dollar, Is often sufficient %
cure the most t0ftWInE dd-aaag
itching, burning, and saly s1. DO
and blood humors, with 'o o. ha.f
from infancy 70 age when a.Et.e fliE
Cahcufa SOAP, gIc 0.Hmai h
f1rzn q Chocolate Coated it = li
MeaFhelt q. raad. Po,a Du l1l l.H. gsa.
sole hr1efa H8ai1n.
ga- NalIad ffaa, "H6w iasCurt u1s
Huslura g lufaafg ard Aga
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sourH ruNRRlneE

a. }. Wills is sill gaining and sbIs ts
So Up.
james Howe went to Worcester Mass
last Thursday
Lena Darling is a home from CAelsea
Tor a week vacation
Mrs. Laura Howe has been spending 3
week a. C. l.. HOwe's
The social 81 +. S. smiths was well at-
tended, considering the icy roads All ra.
port e good time.
News has been received off, death 81
Mrs. lila Bacon Parker, Jan. l4th. 81
her home iu fitchhurg, Mass
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We, the undss gned, do hereby agree "a
refund The money Ga 59-cent bottle III
Greene Warranted Syrup Of Tar II Il
fails g cure your cough Of cold. We ais
guarantee 25-cent bottle 20. prove satis-
factory or money refunded.
g. NJ Miller, Bethel.
-. o Go0duo, Rochester
II. - Hubbard. Granville.
4. J. Stockwell, Hancock.
q. 3. Fish, stock bridge.
J A. Chedel & Co., Gaysvile.
v. p smith, East Bethel.
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sHERBuRNE.

Andrew rowne has finished W0rs for A.
Piumley
George Kent 8 very low suffering from
another shock
hlrs sophis r0wne returned home from
8rIiEewster last saturday
Nil and Bert Heath 81 Rutland yis-
ir8 20 81 o Bates iHsi week
Hehie Webb. d b Davis aud George
HaFr were Is Rutland last saturday
Ersues Hadiey and Miss MAUD Whit
comb visited friends Ga i1an Sunday
Hrs Ida SraUldine visited her invalid
mother 81 IS go BridECsater East sunday.
Mr and Mrs CLAYTON Wilson 90 Bridge
sater Eisitra Relatives H town ias ~5tur-
Har
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conn,l Boil Cal.

The annual roll call Of the Cong church
on Thursday, the 25th. was a very pleasant
and harmonious meeting. Sixty persons
sat down to a bountifully served dinner
after the social hour,and more would have
been present but for the icy travelling.
Forty-two persons responded TO their
names al the roll call Ten of these re-
sponses were by letter from absent mem-
bers, some OF whom enclosed a monied re-
membmnce TO the home church.
TIE reports showed that the year has
been prosperous one, and the church is
on a sound financial basis. Eight were
added to the church during 1905, two died
and three were dismissed By letter TO unite
elsewhere, leaving a net gain Of three.
The Ladies Benevolent circle has done
very efficient service during the year. Its
net income was about 500; the handker-
chief sale July Goth Melted sii20i, and the
dollar party Aug 3lst, ,55.25, The So
ciety paid for preaching, 500; Tor organ
ist s26.50; for home and foreign missions,
$40, Il now has in its treasury 20. and
,263 6s on deposit in the bank. Fhe be-
nevolences Of the church, aside from its
home expenses, which have been prompt
~ met, amounted to sl9l.
The Sunday school report showed an in
crease IN the average attendance during
the year. Thirty new books have very re-
Gently been added TO its library, and a
new catalogue is soon to be printed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

Don't deceive yourself II YOU have
Indigestion take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
lt VIII relieve YOU. Rev. w. b. Hocutt,
south NILS, \. G., says 81 was troubled
with chronic Indigestion for several years
" hateyer ] ate seemed TO cause heartburn,
sour stomach, fiuttering Of my heart and
general depression Of mind and body My
druggist recommended Kodol and it has
relieved me. ! can now eat anything and
sleep soundly az night kudol digests
what YOU eat. Sold by Il. p. Bryan, Ran
d0lph
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Card

Ntr ~ urders Entd as hereby asr rs
sfuud the money on 51-cent bottle of
tlrreues4 Warranted SYrHp of NaE f as
fails 90 cure y0ur cough or cold We aiso
guarantee q 2l-Uent bottle g. prove sati--
factory or money refunded.
A NJ. Hood s. SON. Chelsea
a. n. King & son, Tuubridge
s. A. Wight North iunhridge
b Buell. a Co.. south STAFFORD.
IL. IdaM a Son. STAFFORD.
Frank Durkee, Pttlsdeld.
Il W Brigham & Son, Pittsneid.
FRED Morrill,. Pittsfeid.
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VIM. 4. DUBOIS, ER.lIN
Feeaina Green Cut Bone Pigs

akhANNH ~ NNff 49,
Mr.. A. p. Hunter, gho g one 20 ths Fr
ular contributors TO the NsW Easiai
Farmer, not long ago said in The columns
Of that paper Feeding fresh ga. Boo
to fowls. to induce abundant laying pig
proved a decidedly profitable thing n
bones are rich in animal matter and 1'l
tain lime Of which the egg shells afe msa'
and hens led on fresh cut bone Ell sy 2
larger number Of eggs than y fed n2 bo''
Not only viii they lay larger uumeei "
eggs, bat the eggs will be strouEer-hoa''.'
viii be better eggs, aud d inclaa,ea -
have better and stronger chicks
e. 5. Page Of Hyde Park, VIA o1 ra-,e
OF $3.50 will forward 70 anyone "
pound barrel OF Green Cut Bone pIs..i
ing railroad freights to any sia'e 70 ~
England or New York.
THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH sfs~
KEHNEOYS LAXATIVE H0SEYsla
Red clagsr Blossom ard Hansz De- 60 LTs'I a--7
KodOl dyspepsia GuFS
Diuests what you eat.
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Fortunate Father and son.

am as certain as ] now live, says Mr.. g..
Bartholomew, kaikaska, Mich, that
Nr. David Kennedy tayoriIe Remedy, Of
icndout, \ 81, saved my liic when ! was
4 victim OF that terrible disorder Bnght's
disease Ms son had fever sore on his
rE DE- Too used Fayorite Remedy snd Is
now WE'LL an druggists, si g bottles %.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01
NEWTON HOUSE,
RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
For sale.

This well known hotel property
located on the
Main Street d The F.uudSb.ng II2g
Of Randolph,
within ten rods OF the CENTRAL
VERMONT RAILWAY STATION, Is
now offered for sale with rs furnl'
ture and dining room and kiiehsa
utensils This house has always hii
a good boarding and transient paifoa'
age and made money every year. 4
rare opportunity to purchase COOS
property at bargain Wiiha well's''
tabIlshed business, For further par
ticulars inquire OF
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No Report Vet in Bradley Case.

No Report Iet IN 6rauisS NasS'
The examination OF the stomach and its
contents taken from the body OF Henry
Bradley of South STAFFORD is being con-
tinued at the state laboratory Of hygiene
by Prof. H. l.. White, but no announce
ment is yet to be made as to the result Of
the investigation
Prof White received word Saturday
from officials at South STAFFORD to the ef-
feet that the physician IN attendance when
the boy died did not notice any signs OF
foul play. and that the wide discussion Of
the case was doubtless due TO the fact that
the father had died suddenly previously.
The case will, however, be investigated
thoroughly, but much viii depend upon
the report OF Prof. White, This will prob
ably determine whether the boy died from
ptomaine poisoning, from some other
poison or from natural causes. The exam
nation of the stomach viii occupy some
time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-01

DEAS,s RHEUMATIC PILLS absoiufeiv rsrs
rheumatism Neuraigia. Entirely Fsgetabie SAFE
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SOUTH sToCKBRiDoE.

Ladies' hair work. MRS. H. II. BEAN
Chestnut ST.. Medf1rd. MISE
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TuNHRIpaE
New Wan Paper.

] shall be n TunbrIdge Feb. u.
DIR. GEO. II SPTfLER, Optician.
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Coughs and colds, down % The very
aordcrlHud oilcousImptiOu, Yield 10 tht
soothing. healing Influences 0f Or Wood
NCFWHy Pine syrup.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-24

and gather them at Mt. Gretna, he
marched the infantry the first 200
miles of its journey, and then the rest
of the way by train. The cavalry and
artillery marched SEQ miles of the
journey before boarding trains for the
Pennsylvania camp.
Here was something new in the way
of going from garrison to garrison,
and it served to reveal the fact that
the United States soldiers are "soft,''
many Of them falling out of line on the
long marches. Many horses also gave
out. Nothing could have been more
beneficial than these cross-country
marches, for they showed that garri-
son life in American forts and bar
racks does not keep the individual SOL
der sufficiently hardened to make a
long march. Hereafter there will be
many such tramps for the regulars.
Camp Roosevelt has been in opera
tion about month, and has been at
tended by from 5000 to 1000 regulars
permanently, and by from 5000 to-
5000 state troops who make weekly
stays there, and there has not been
one case of serious illness in the hos
pital.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-24
"Mabei Is the Girl for My Money"

mabel Is the Girl for My Money"
had no dealings with an Eliot since
l became the wife of James Mac
Curdy My family cut me off fve-and-
twenty years ago, just because mar
ried a grocer. My husband-the best
of men-Was in the provision bust.
ness in Glasgow. Before he died Le
came to own six of the finest grocery
concerns in Glasgow. l want you to
pay me visit, that we may see how
we like one another. If we don't
agree there is no harm done; if we
do, it might be good thing for both
of us. l prepare you, to find me a
very plain, homely body. Ask your
mother to spare me your company for
a week, and come up here on Wednes-
day next, August list. I am, your ia
theirs eldest sister,
Janet Eliot-MacC Curdy."
isn't it a strange letter." said
Mabel, as she held it towards her
mother II think she might have in
vited you. I shall certainly not go
alone, and shall write and Decline"
"Oh,~ Mabel dear, you could not be
so foolish protested Mrs Eliot.
'Your aunt means we'll, and holds out
an olive branch. If anything hap.
pened to me, you have no one else
belonging to you but your Aunt Flint
and her family. Now you know they
have never been very congenial to
me-and they don't approve of you
b.
help, or hospitality"
mo, and never would. They are
nearly as poor as we are, mother
They are compelled to keep up ap
pearances. 1t is desperately hard
work-when money is scarce. Money
is always scarce with Uncle James.
Violet never has "a penny, and comes
to me, as you know, to trim her hats
and remodel her b1ouses. There is a
ring at the door. Who can it be at
this hour? Why, it is after eight
o'clock"
Mabel rose, and went to, the en-
trance, and presently there was q
sound of loud talking and laughing, as
she ushered in her cousins, Violet and
Montague Flint. Violet was a tall
1oosely-built girl, dressed in the
height of the fashion, though, her fin
cry was somewhat faded. She wore a
much befounced muslin, a picture
hat, pearl necklace, and a pair Of
grimy white gloves.
) "Well, Aunt Edith" she began, as
she flung herself into a chair, '*you
are surprised to see me at this houl
of night, but I wanted to find Mabe
at home. I've such a piece Of good
news" !: >~...<.::S '''
I'm glad to hear it, rejoined Mrs
Eliot, Quietly. >*.s ! ~ z.4s|}:, ,$G.
What do you think? I'm ~ %te
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-24

oaks and chestnnts to see that from a
Typographical standpoint we have here
a perfect place. The water runs off by
perfect a system of natural drainage
as anybody could desire.' That is, in
my opinion. a great advantage.
''For all lines of instruction we are
admirably situated here at Mt. Grctna.
The ground is fashioned by nature for
a camping place in regard to the
pitching Of tents and fitting UP the set
tlement generally. It is much better
to be ina rolling country like this than
to be on a wide-stretchjng plain, or to
be in wild. mountainous country"
When Gen. Grant was directed to
bring out troops from the various gar
risons and forts in his department,