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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
SOUTH RANDOLPH

Miss Inez McPhetres is working at CO
Ginord's.
School opened with i6 scholars, Mss
Olive Hanks. teacher.
Monroe and Herbert Deering visited il
swanzey, \. H., recently.
Miss Florence Camp has returned 70
her school in Westford, Mass.
Misses Ruth Hanks, Lena Hunt and
Bessie Judd have returned 70 tnsf
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Camp were n lua'
bridge Sunday, guests Of Mrs. camps
brother.
Mrs. r. L. Peavey and little son, Al,
bert, OF Bradford are guests 81 M anu
Mrs. Z. p. Riford.
A piece of permanent road is being ~.
in, beginning south of julius Green
house, ending at top OF hill this slde
4. Complaint was made to Grand juror
E. d. Camp that Arthur Bearor hao ~
propriated part OF the contents q ntl-
ny Moulton's pocket book. sheriu he ~
was set on his trail and located MN AZ ~
mothers home in Tunbridge. he wa.
taken before Justice +. G, sprague {.
East Randolph, pleaded guilty 2 .ns
charge OF larceny and was fined w NV
costs of $500, which he is WORKING -. ~,
on probation at ID. j. Camps, VINO rai'''
the money for him and paid ms mt
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BRAINTREE

Wilfred Thompson's baby is i'll.
A party OF eight took dinner at the Inn
Monday.
School commenced Tuesday, Miss Maud
Ladue, teacher.
Fred Ladue OF Mortified visited his pa
rents last week.
A. A. Thresher and family left Monday
for her home in Boston.
Clinton Dickerman went to Bellows
Falls on business Tuesday.
daughter was born Aug. 80 to Mr..
and,Mrs. George Thurston.
r. r. Wells of Williamstown is stop
ping at F. II. Thresher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Bachelor have re-
turned from their ten days trip.
Mrs, NJ. ]. Montgomery is entertaining
her niece from Mortified this week.
Ora Hook and Ray II. Freeman OF
Granville were in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ide Sargent OF Paterson,
N. j., were at the Braintree Inn Friday.
Mrs. j. L. French and Mrs. e. Dicker-
man were in Montpelier last Thursday.
| VIM. F. Chapman of New York is stop
| ping at the Braintree Inn for few days.
4 Mrs. Clara Potter and daughter, Doro-
thy, of Boston are visiting at Mrs. Hattie
4 Williams.
/ Everett Farr, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Farr, has gone to Hanover hospital
| for treatment.
Miss Flora Gushea, who has been
Il working at George Caheeis, has returned to
her home in East Granville.
Mrs. Cora Gushea OF East Granville and
Mrs, Hattie Bell of Roxbury visited at
Mrs. Fred Jacobs Wednesday.
Mrs. A. L. Wilkins of Stowe has returned
to the Braintree Inn, after spending a few
weeks in Burlington and Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wagner have re-
turned from trip to Claremont, N. H.,
Sunapee lake and Blodgetts Landing.
The ladies of the Baptist society are to
have milk maids convention at the
Braintree hall some time in September.
A. e. Whitney left Wednesday for Nor
wood and Natural Bridge, N. Y, on
business, expecting to return Sunday
morning.
Wilfred Raymond, while working on
the section Friday, jammed a finger 50
badly that j. e. French had to take him
TO Randolph to have it dressed.
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was buried in the wreck, the engine
turning completely over and landing in
the mud. He was imprisoned, hut found
a loophole TO crawl out with but small in
jury.
Passengers on the night trains were de
layed about six hours and then carried
by, and the tracks were cleared for pas
sage by IL a. m. Saturday.
Ii was reported that tramp was steal
ing a ride in the car concerned in the first
accident and that he received severe in
juries in the one-fourth mile trackless pas
sage Of the car, but this story seems 10
have been without truth.
A monster steam derrick OF 100 tons
capacity was sent here Monday from
Montreal to assist in the work OF restor-
ing the wrecked engine TO the rails, II
succeeded ia raising the tender to the
track all right, but could not lift the
main part OF the locomotive from its soft
resting place. Finally the engine toppled
over on its side and was righted and
drawn up to the main track over spur
bull. down into the swamp for the pur'
pose, Most of the car wreckage was
burned where it lay.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

Eleanor Fits is attending high school
at Brookfield.
F. c. Cone goes to Randolph every
few days for treatment.
Bessie Peck of Burlington will visit
friends here few days.
Mrs. Tyler and two children and broth
er are visiting in Barre.
i. Julian Carpenter is staying at c. H.
Taft's and attending school,
Miss Florence Newell spent Saturday
evening with Gladys Parker.
Miss Edna Sargent OF Brookheld was a
quest of Shirley Camp last week.
Mrs. Roy Walbridge and infant daugh-
ter spent Sunday at II. c. Cone's.
Roy Fletcher spent week with his
grandparents, returning home Sunday.
Ella and Alyce Durkee visited their
grandparents last week in East Roxbury.
Will Smith is having some repairing
done on his house, Hobart Peck doing the
work.
Edward Blake has finished work for
iasNill Smith and gone to his home in Tun-
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fletcher visited
their children in East Roxbury the first
OF the week
The promenade held Saturday night for
the benefit of the East Brookfeld base
ball club netted s12.35.
| w. r. Perkins, Vernon Barnes and
! Eaton Snow have all bought gasolene en-
gines of the c. II. Taft agency.
/ Mrs. B. A. Durkee and two children
of Randolph are stopping with her broth
err, Frank Blodgett, for week or two
Mr.. Jones and family of South Royal
ton, also Mr.. and Mrs. Russ, were guest,
of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Hamblin Sunday.
Andrew Durkee took his mother, Mrs
j. B. Durkee, to Washington to visit he
granddaughter, Mrs. H. W. Downing
Shirley Camp commenced school OF
/ Fish hill this week; Lena Hunt at Nortl
Randolph; Fife Kibbee in District No. Ia
Brookfeld.
G. B. Sibley, manager of the branch 0
the Burlington Rendering Co. located a
Barre, and his family, were guests at Z
A. Fits Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parmenter O
Rochester made a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Will Smith, coming Monday and stayin.
until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley of Wash
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. William Snow o
Boston called on their uncle, G.. O. Stan
ley, and family last week Wednesday.
The East Brookfield baseball tear
. played Randolph S. BIS. under the man
/ agement of Guy Martin Of Braintree Fri
, day. Our boys were defeated but hel,
down their fast opponents to the score 9
l 10 to II.
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The Central Vermont Railway

will sell tickets at greatly reduced fares to
Saratoga Springs and return, account
Grand Army National Encampment, Sept.
9th-14th.
Tickets on sale from all stations Sept
5th-9th inclusive Fares via the official
route white River Junction, 81; Ran
dolph, 6.75; Northtield, $50; Montpelier
5. 55; Barre, 5.S5; Waterbury, $40. Cor
respondingly low fares from other stations
On Monday, Sept. 9th, to accommodate
the Vermont delegation, through coaches
will be attached to train leaving White
River Junction, $40 a. M, connecting
with special train which will leave Bur
| lington IL O'Clock noon for saratogt
Springs via Rutland and Delaware "a
| Hudson Co.
Tickets good to return until Sept. nth
! with an extension limit to October 9th
n payment of 81 additional.
See hand bills for particulars. ae
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RANDOLPH CENTER

C. A. Adams of Post Mills visited at j.
B. Adams last week.
Mrs. Benjamin is very sick with indi-
gestion. DIR. Bailey attends her.
Misses Grace May and Nettie Pember
have gone to Barre to teach the coming
year.
VIM. Regain went to Massachusetts,
Monday night. He expects to move
soon to Lynn or Salem.
Mrs. Harrington, who has been visit
ing her son, Judson, and wife and her
young grandson, returned home Mon
day.
w. C. Howard, who went to Seattle
about two months ago and has visited
various places in the West, returned
home last week.
The Connecticut General Life Insurance
company, Z. d. Drury, Montpelier,
agent, has paid claim of $1,000 on the
death of the late E. p. WILDER to his wild
Tow.
Mr.. Savage of Cambridge, Mass, who
had been at Sharon Springs, n. Y, some
time, has joined his family here and was
taken seriously i'll Monday evening. A
doctor was called and he is better.
Mark Burnham of Valley Falls, R. l.,
is guest at the Randolph House. Mr..
Burnham was former resident at the
Burnham farm at South Randolph and
owns part of it now. He is q success
full merchant in Valley Falls.
VIM Regain and wife have sold their
place in the village to Miss Annie Hart.
well of Cambridge, Mass. Miss Hart
well has had rooms at Luke Parish's the
past year and expects now to keep a sum
mer home here in the future.
4 Miss Gates and Mr.. Barnum, teacher,
of the normal school, and Miss Pratt
principal of the training school, board a
the Old Homestead; Miss Forsyth, norma
teacher, and Miss Strack, teacher in tn,
training school, board with Misses Con
ant, and Miss Deering, training schoo
teacher, is at N. L. Boyden's.
: The Federated church-Preaching serv
ice as usual at 10:30 a. m. Sunda,
school at Has. Young peoples meet
ing at 1880. p. M. subject, Goods Omni
7 presence" Prayer meeting Thursda,
evening at $50, followed by teachers
, meeting, at which all teachers of the Sun
day school and those interested are urge
to be present.
There has been an unusually larg
number of summer guests here the pas
: summer. The weather and air for tn
most of the time have pleased them, or
n ly the dry weather rendered the road
dusty and interfered with driving plea
. ures; but most Of the city people hay
gone to their homes just as the drougl
is broken. Miss Alice Hyzer expects t
= go to New Britain, Conn.,, this week
where she has a position as teacher in
:, graded school. Miss Lottie Baird, WI
! formerly lived here, has taught in IL
same school the past year and will col
: tinue the coming year.
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A curious concentration OF circum-
stances led to disastrous results on the
Central Vermont railway here last week.
Friday, the third car from the rear in a
north-bound freight jumped the track
near the foot OF Meeting House hill. In
some unexplainable manner, the car was
hauled over the track for about a quarter
OF mile until II was finally dumped a
few rods above the home OF David Come.
That night wreck train and crew We're
sent from st. Adams TO get the derailed
car back on the tracks. II is reported
that the wreck train had the right Of way
while engaged in this work until 2 a. m.
Saturday. About half past twelve, how
ever, south-bound through freight ran
into the wrecking crew engaged in their
work, with disastrous, but not fatal,
consequences. The two engines were
badly damaged, the steam derrick demol-
ished, four freight cars wrecked and the
goods in transit of all kinds freely distrib-
uted over Bethel territory.
The south-bound freight had engine
No. AL, Frost, engineer, who was slight
ly bruised. The fireman of this engine
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EAST eRAlNTRss

Lueius Butteriield is on the sick list.
George Adams has taken Waldo Butter
fields farm,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Waldo Flagg we're IN
Bethel last week.
Harold Robinson OF Warren was at ].
W. Blanehard's last week
"Grandma" Fiagg is holding her own,
quite well though feeble.
Grant Matthews of Boston is spending
his vacation at Fred Fiint's,
Mrs. George Flagg was at Earl Gay
lords in Brookfield Thursday.
Mrs. Cora Kinnie and sons have re-
turned from their visit in Lebanon, \, IL.
Miss Agnes Bingham Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Miner, in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Blanchard and Miss
Edith were at Earl Blsnehard's sunday.
Miss Jessie blanchard commenced work
Monday for Mrs. Fred Curtis OF RAN
dolph.
The Sewing and Mite society will meet
Friday afternoon. supper viii be
served.
Mrs. Wesley Coburn and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Parker.
Miss Maud Palmer is helping Miss
Jane Wellington of West Brookfield for a
few days
Edwin Martin OF Randolph and Mrs.
Judson Wicker OF Boston were at Gibson
Cranes Thursday.
Howard +. Grosvenor and lady friend
OF New York are visiting his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Grosvenor, this week.
There were fourteen from our grange
who attended the Pomona grange held at
Williamstown Aug. 2sth.
Mrs. Dewey OF Newport, n. H., came
Friday to accompany her granddaughters,
Misses Edith Dewey and Zilpha Owen,
home.
Mrs. 5. 5. Hutchinson and grand
daughter, Della Kinney, were in Barre
over Sunday visiting Dayton Fiagg and
family,
Miss Winnie Burridge has completed
her household duties for Mrs. T. j.
Adams and returned to her home in
Braintree.
Mrs. j. w. Blanchard and little sons,
Edwin and Azel, have been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. w. NJ. Pember, of Rochester
the past week.
j. Norman and niece, Nina Norman,
accompanied by Miss Eta Norman, re.
turned from their tour OF the Adirondack
mountains Friday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Peavey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Martin and Mrs. Eusebia ST
monds attended family picnic at Nun
roe Grams Wednesday OF last week.
W. j. Flagg started for his home II
Nebraska Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Flagg will visit her sister, Mrs. c. NJ
Belknap, in East Randolph this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thayer, accom-
panied by their children, Evelyn snc
Earl, returned TO Fitchburg, Monday
Roy and Roiio visited at Orlando Thay
er's of East Roxbury the first of the week
Mrs. Frank Dyer of Barre, Mrs. Luinl
Grain and daughter OF Rutland and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Gaylord and little DO,
called at George Fiagg's one day las
week on their way to Randolph Cente
to visit Harold Gaylord, who is attending
the Normal.
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EAST BETHEL

Don Field went to Norwich university
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Hinckley is at home from
Bellows Falls.
School began here Tuesday, Ruth Dear
ing, teacher.
Wilbur Hayes Of South STAFFORD is Wis
iting at 0. F. Godfrey's.
Grace Godfrey returned Friday from
visiting in Lebanon, N. H.
Joseph Richardson has returned from
visit in Tunbridge and STAFFORD.
Arthur Thompson of Watertown,
Mass, is visiting at F. e. Fowler's.
Mrs. Louisa Fowler from Seattle
Wash, is visiting at Mrs. Laura Fowl
er's.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Harlow and Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. House were at B. c. Har
lows in Bethel Saturday.
| The Labor day exercises here were no
very largely attended, owing to the un
| favorable weather. Rev. Fraser Metzge
of Randolph delivered an address in tn,
Universalist church at 10 a. m. Dime
and supper were served by the Y. L. G
The ball game, East Bethel VS.. Ran
dolph Center, was called off at the end G
second inning on account of rain.
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c. ID. Cushing has rented to Alick n.
Washburn the Bethel Mills for a term OF
three years and Mr.. washhurn took pos
session Sept. LIST. Mr.. Cushing will de-
vote himself exclusively 10 the interests
of his telephone business and the electric
plant he is installing at Gaysyille.
James ID. Wheeler is the possessor of
many ancient relics, among which is a
chair which was purchased by his late
father, Minor Wheeler, at auction many
years ago for IS. The chair was formerly
owned by Gen. Elias Stevens and was in
existence at the burning OF Royalton in
1850.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kimball have been
entertaining Miss Bird Oliver of Brigh-
ton, n. j., and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KIM
ball of Burlington, the latter coming by
automobile. Monday, the Fred kimball
party returned home, accompanied by
Miss Oliver and Mr., and Mrs. r. j.
Whitcomb.
Il. S. Putnam, agent for the Strout
Farm agency, has sold to Miss Cora b.
Smart of Maine the farm now owned by
Samuel Bowen and situated on Camp
Brook. The farm was formerly known as
the Capt. 0thniel Durham farm. Mr..
Putnam has also sold the Hicks farm in
the western part of Barnard, owned by
NJ. d. Young, to Mr.. Tilton OF Frank
lin, y. III.
DIR. w. II. Rider, after spending his va
cation at the Burnett farm, returned last
week to his home in Gloucester, Mass.
Other guests who have been stopping
with r. Z. Burnett are Miss Ruth a.
Warren Of Buffalo, n. V, Miss Mary
Leonard of Gaysville, Miss Anna l..
Chase, w. E. Blodgett and Fred c.
Putnam of Saratoga, n. Y, Mrs. Twitch-
ell and two children of Pittsfeld, Cryus
Aikens of Louisburg, Kan, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Ashley and son OF South Royalton.
There was hearing before Selectmen
w. II. Edmunds, Z. Z. Spauldlng and
George E. bearing last Saturday on the
petition of the Woodbury. Granite COM
pany for temporary road over the lands
of E. B. Ellis Granite company from the
northerly end of the quarry road to the
lands of the Woodbury. Granite company.
The Woodbury. company was represented
by w. B. G.. Stickney OF this town and
the Ellis company by Hon. Frank Plum
ley of Mortified and c. p. Hogan, Esq,
of st. Adams. The seleetmen granted the
petition for the road and awarded the
Ellis company S25 damages. The time
fixed for the use of the road was one year.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
The Vermont Idea for Savings
Banks.

Inc Ludlow Tribune thinks that the
ldea OF Savings Banks keeping Vermont
money at home win appeal to Yer
monters. In commenting on this par
ticular feature of the Lamoille County
Savings Bank and Trust Company Of
Hyde Park, it says:
Last Thursday this bank passed the
million dollar mark in its assets-and
not single cent Of it invested outside OF
vermont. So distinctly a Vermont fla
vor naturally appeals to the taste of Yer.
monters, because it smacks of Ievel-head-
eu management and safety which is
quite assuring. Congratulations are GER
tainly in order.
ms bank pays per cent compounded
seni-annually on deposits of 500 OF
more.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05
BETHEL LYMPUS

Ernest Packard of South Stockbridge
was at B. A. Buttles' Sunday.
Presiding Elder w. s. Smithers
preached at the church here Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy j. Bundy of West Brattle-
boro visited her sister, Mrs. B. A. But
ties, last week.
AFRO Allen returned to his home in
Lynn, Mass, Saturday, after spending
several weeks with his sister, Mrs. M. e.
Whitaker, and brother, Luke P. Allen.
Kenneth and Marion Billiard of Roch-
ester visited their aunt, Mrs. G. E. No
bic, last week. w. M. Briggs and
daughter, Velma, are visiting their son
and brother, Alton Briggs, in Waterbury.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05

To check a cold quickly, get from your
druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventics. Druggists everywhere
are now dispensing Preventics, for they
are not only safe, but decidedly certain and
prompt. Preventics contain no Quinine,
no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening.
Taken at the "sneeze stage" Preventics
will prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La
Grippe, etc. Hence the name, Preventics.
Good for feverish children. As Proven
tics. 25 cents. Trial Boxes, 5 cen s.
Sold by Victor A. Grant.
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-
The Touch That Heals

Is the touch of Bucklen's Arnica Salye.
1t the happiest combination of Arnica
flowers and healing balsams ever com
pounded. No matter how old the sore or
ulcer is, this Salve will cure it. For
turns, scalds, cuts, wounds or piles. it is
absolute cure. Guaranteed. zoe.
II, A. Leonard, Randolph.
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Bank Statement.
No. 2274.

Bank Statement.
No. 2274.
REPORT OF THE CONDl IN IN
of the RANDOLPH NATIONAL BANK 81 h ssmSiness
In the State OF Vermont, at the close "
August 22i. 1907.
nhsoe 49, sl5s,gsH
Loans and discounts, I0R
overdrafts, secured and unsecured, ss@aao
II. s. Bonds to secure circulation Spi@D
Bonds, securities etc, 609O
Due from approved reserve agents, Is6Sb
Checks and other cash items, 1880
Notes Of other National banks ,1
Fractional paper currency nckels "nu 1884
cents, L.
Lawful money reserve in bank =. IA N AZ
Legal-tender notes, 100000 nolsa
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer i 5000
[5per cent of circulation, -.
s2s.sssl
LiAbiLiiih'' s75aoSSS
Capital stock paid in, 100000
Undivided profits, less expenses and isslsss
& taxes paid, Al, rs 900 W
National bank notes outstanding, 20t0
individnal deposits subject TO check, q sSsd
oasn'ef 'ne'As sss5 l5sa
Total,
STATE or VERMONT COUNTY OF ORANGE, named
I q r copeland. cashier of the lament
bank do solemnly swear that the apo Ma belief
Is true to the best OF my knowieass ND Cashier
snhsor,hed and sworn to before me tns
day Of Aus Epoh Ar HATCH, Notary public
oorrect EMMETT A. THOMAS, ,,-.otors.
WIN. B. WALL,
WILLARD GAY,
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~~- NO time treating your p s.tle
y$ pinched, dry, hard q r p,
- feet with Morrlson's hn sals
Eminent Contracted Feet, corns, qua them
thrush -Morrison's English Linimeh' : ,.,,gists
all. Half pints, soc; pints, slOo Az .,,ars and
THE JAMES w FOSTER Co., ManuiacV'
Proprietors, Bath, H.
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BRAINTREE BRANCH

Leon Cadyswas in Granville Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Seymour and children Wis
tied in East Bethel the last of last week.
School in Dist. No will begin Mon
day, Sept. 8, with Miss Winnie Rogers as
teacher.
Charles and Avery Richardson were in
Northfeld Thursday to attend the funeral
of an aunt
Clarence Cole and wife of Randolph
Mrs. Otis Riford
Miss Roxy r. Battles has finished work
at The Manchester and began teaching
school at West Brookfield Monday.
Mrs. Mary Holbrook Of Randolph was
the guest of Mrs Otis Ritord from
Wednesday until Saturday of last week.
Miss Verna HARDWOOD of White River
junction returned to her home last week
after spending several days with Mrs. G.
G. Flint.
Miss Jennie HARDWOOD has finished hel
\ work for Mrs. George Mudgett and gone
to her home at White River Junction
Mr.. and Mrs. MIDGET have little so1
about four weeks old.
/ At the meeting of the Faithful anC
True Order of the Kings Daughters an(
Sons Thursday evening with Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. c. Flint, Mrs. Dana Battles ant
Mrs. H. F. Flint were chosen delegates t,
4 the state convention to be held in Rich
mond Sept. 1919. Their alternates ar
Mrs. M. S. Linfield and Mrs. G. G. Flint
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-05

The following prices were realized ty
sellers at Randolph stores and marks,,
last Monday mot retaill:-
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Stimulation Without Irritation.

That is the watchword. That is what
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleanses and stimulates the bowels with
out irritation in any form.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-19
FOOLED THE PREACHER
A Doctors Brother Thought Postum
Was COnee.

A wise doctor found out coffee was hurt
ing him so he quit drinking IL.
He was 80 busy with his practice, how
ever, that his wife had 70 write how he
fooled his brother, clergyman, one day at
dinner. She says:
Doctor found coffee was injurinK him
and decided TO give Postum a trial, and we
have used IL now for four years with con-
tinued beneft. In fact, he Is now free from
the long train of Ills that follow coffee
drinking.
To show how successful we are In max
ing Postum properly, l will relate an in
cident. AT dinner we gave, Doctor suR-
gested that we serve Postum instead OF
ordinary coffee.
doctors brother, Clergyman, supposed
it was old fashioned coffee and remarked.
as he called for his second cup, II you do
preach against cofiee / see you haven't for
cotton how TO make it.
This goes to show that well-made-fulIy
boiled-POstum has much the favor and
richness OF coffes although II has an-indi-
viduality all its own. A ten days trial will
prove that Il has none OF the poisonous ef.
feet Of ordinary cofee but will correct the
troubles caused by coffee. There's a rea.
son" Name furnished by Postum Conet
Co. Ltd., Battle Creek. Mich