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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
The Best of All and

For over fifty years Mrs. winslow's Soothing
syrup has been used by mothers for their Children
while teething. Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? II so send al
syrup" Tor children teething. Its value IL
mcalculable 1t will relieve the poor little
sunerer Immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers
there Is no mistake about It. 1t cures diarrhoea
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
conc, softens the gums, reduces inflammation and
gives tone and energy to the whole system
mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrop" for children
eething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription OF one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses In the United States, and
i .or sale by all druggists throughout the world
rrlee zec pottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
TuNsRIooe
A card.

We desire TO express our sincere thanks
and appreciation 10 Lieut., James L. Farm
ham camp ). ", TO neighbors and
friends for sympathy and aid in our hour
of need and for the proiasion OF beautiful
flowers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
N. G. BRlDCEMAN & SON, AUCTIONEEpe
The One Hundred Seventy-Fihh
Large Combination Sale
At THE OLD NJ S. JOHNSON STAND, WEST LEBANON, MH
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3ist, 1907.

a'a
one pair brown gedgs well b A.
DIE closely 1tehed
De OF er1wn gedngs broken
very closely mitehed and a1
o1e pals bay ldngs weight single az ~
pulers. 'N'' ~ sAd
ore pair mules weight $500 workers
- S'N'h AA
OF
are extra good pa oil farm chunks both broken double
around horse as there the
worker. e0VN vas
One pair years old broken and da
would m mar N 1o-Nh
One dpp brown good road m
One bro coach horse
eau w'ixo mics an hour sa very hign hoe
also have about 20 second hand
also VIII ot OF
dispose Of thsm. "4-5
49, SS
also have nne teams working for
der W. which will sel m
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
STANFORD

| II. A, stlekrey was in 81 sron two days
last week.
Miss Eva Paine is with her unelss in
ranbridge.
George Flanders of Tunbridge was in
town saturday,
Clarence Wilmot of Union Village was
in town Monday,
Bert Hayward was in White River
Junction Monday,
orrin West of Wslthsm is visiting his
brother, T, II. West.
Mrs. Bert Hayward is visiting relatives
n Greenfield, Mass,
l. l. Udall aud wife are enjoying an
on ing al Fairlee lake,
A, r, Carpenter was in sharon Tuesday
and Thursday OF last week,
Mrs, Ruth Pitkln Of Tunhridge spent
Saturday and sunday al h, l.. Mosher's.
/ Capt. 5. ]. Arnold went last Thursday
for visit to his daughter in Hubbards-
ton, Mass,
Madison Alger OF Nelson, o., brother
Of Mrs. A. b. Carpenter, has been visiting
her the past week.
IL. c. sanborn Of East Thetiord and
W e are visiting Mrs. Sanborn's parents,
NJ aud Mrs. Wilbur scribner.
Mrs. John G, LEISURE Of Keene, \, H.,
ali Philo Mosher Of sharon visited their
brother, r, L. Mosher, sunday.
f. J. Howard, who had been visiting at
Lugene Bartletts, returned Saturday TO
his home in someryille, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Fox and Roger A,
Hyde attended the circus at White River
Junction Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. Perley Chandler and daughter,
WHO had been visiting friends in town,
returned last week 10 their home in
Rarre. +
Mrs. Georgia Smith IIawes Of Wake
field, Mass, arrived in town the evening
Of the 18th and is the guest OF Mrs. NJ.
A. Hatch.
Mrs. Heyser, Mrs. Agelheart and Miss
Foster OF Baltimore, Nd, and Mr.. Heath
ri lgton Of New London, Conn, are
guests at II. A, Stickney's.
Charles ordway and wife, Lester
Wheelock and wife and Robert Dantorth
Of Tunbridge attended the entertainment
aAAN AAANe NV 1aAuLNaN evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hoffman and
Miss Clyde Newell, who had been guests
FOR two weeks at G. F. Chambers, re-
rned Monday TO their home in Boston.
A good CEN vaudeville entertainment
was given Saturday evening at the Town
house by Munroe & Pecor before a good +,
sized audience. These two comedians are
very clever and worth hearing.
W. c. Nye and wife of East Barre ,
allied at Rev. A. j. Eastman's last Thurs i
lay on their way to their daughters in
south STAFFORD. Mr.. and Mrs. Nye are
ormer parishioners of Mr.. Eastman.
Friday afternoon, Lieutenant Mccoy I
md wife of Washington, d. c., accompa-
lied by two daughters of Admiral Con-
'erse, U. 5. n, drove over from Norwich, :
heir summer home, TO call on Miss Swan
md James S. Morrill,.
This town was well represented at Chel- !.
ga the past week during their Old Home
celebration. Every day a goodly number .
vent over for share in the good time.
n the coaching parade of Wednesday,
he first prize, s10 in money, was secured d
" Mrs. g. f. Chandler, who, accompa- a
lied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert l
Hoffman of Boston, drove her own pair OF il
lorses, both team and occupants being
ressed in green and white. e
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Henry 5, Clark and Family.

1 49,"
Charles Boardway of Claremont was II
town last week.
Mr., and Mrs, Frank Ellis of Queche,
are visiting in town.
Mrs, James Howe has brother visit,
ing her from Canada.
Mrs. Frank futile went away Monday
on two weeks visit,
Mis- Jennie Wood OF Lowell is visiting
at Fred Hutchinson's.
Harley Whitney Is working at the
creamery for few days.
Mrs. Eta Knight OF Methuen, Mass,
Is visiting at ). A, Deans,
Miss Edna Porter has rented rooms at
the parsonage and win move soon.
George Tucker was married to Miss se-
die James OF Chelsea last Thursday.
Mrs, John Morrill, and children went
% South Randolph Saturday for visit.
The schools in this village aud the one
al North Tunbridge will commence Aug.
Goth.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cushman spent a
few days in Montpelier the first of the
week.
Miss Ella Winchester OF Bellows Falls
Is visiting Mrs. Winchester at Albert
Deans.
Miss Anne aud Elmer Howe went 10
West Fairlee Friday, returning Sunday
morning.
Miss Kate and Fred ordway are away
visiting friends in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. \. c. Powers and sons, Mark and
Raymond, from West Lebanon are guests
at Brook farm.
Seven of the children Of Mrs. Andrew
ordway and six grandchildren made her
visit saturday.
Miss Flora Morrill, of Randolph is to
teach the primary department Of the viii
lage school this fall.
Miss Mason, who had been for the last
two weeks at Benz. fuckers, left Mon
day for her home in Concord.
Mrs. Ruth Pitkin, Mrs. Julia Brough-
ton and George Flanders visited at Rich |
ard Mosher's in Sharon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Folsom and Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Il. Sumner started on
pleasure trip of few days Friday.
Miss Picnic Cilley is to attend the 1
Normal school at Randolph, and Earl
Hutchinson the 5. r. II. 5. this fall.
Henry Goodwin is digging well for
Dr. II. Hayward on the grounds Of w. S. \
Bailou and is having good success thus
far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McCasco and
children of Lempster, n. H., and Marion
Gilman of East Burke are at Andrew Ord
ways.
Miss Lizzie Gilley win celebrate her
18th birthday anniversary by giving a
party at her home the evening of Aug. %.
All are cordially invited.
An entertainment will be given Satur-
lay evening, Aug. "a, at the Town hall.
! farce entitled, ''Maidens All Forlorn.n
.ce cream and cake, music, etc., included
n the program. All come.
AT special meeting held SATURDAY.
vening, the Lieut.. j. L. Farnham camp.
J. ", voted to attend the Soldiers en-
ampment at Bethel in body Now let
very brother try to be with us.
The sale and entertainment given AT
he Town hall for the Ladies' Aid society
vas success financially and otherwise.
he proceeds being $50 "The Family A.
um," gotten up by t. E. Williams, to
rhom much credit is due, was well car
led out
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
That Little Pain in Your Back.

threatens your kidneys. If allowed to
go on little while you will suffer
throughout the entire system. Take at
once DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. 1t is the most certain cure
known for the treatment of all diseases
o. the kidneys, liver and blood. Write
Or. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, N.
T., for free sample bottle and medical
booklet. All druggists, s1.O0.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

Piles get quick and certain relief from
DR. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Please note
It is made alone for piles, and its action
is positive and certain. Itching, painful,
protruding or blind piles disappear like
magic by its use. Large nickel-capped
glass Jars, soc. Sold by Victor A. Grant.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

No such thing as ''summer complaintn
where DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry is kept handy. Natures
remedy for every looseness of the bowels.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
clear head, an active brain, strong, Wig
orous body-makes him fit for the battle
of life
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Funnel coming
down.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
DON'T LIKE LIKENESSES.
Most Persons Object to Being Told
Then Resemble Some One Else.

There H. one lesson 1 must learn" said a
young woman. who aimed to be popular, "and
that is never TO tell one person that he looks
or acts like another. l thought 1 paying
the club secretary a compliment this after
noon when told her / thought she rcsembled
the club president in her tactful ways. And
she snortcd in contempt Tact she exclaimed.
Why. consider her a dcccitful hypocrite. If l
really thought / had her characteristics III cry
my eyes out That isn't the first time I've got
into trouble by seeing likcnesses between people.
"Whcn I told the young in the fat
above me that she was the image of her mother
she looked Disconnected Goodness DO you
really mean that? she said; I'd hoped l was
wowy and graceful. and not honestly chunky
like mother When l told the leader of the
Browning Club that she rcsemblcd a noted
actress she turned on me with. What mark
have | that makes me look like u creature OF
the stagc?'
Last night ] told n caller that he laughed
just like his brother. DO you mean to say
have my brothers donkey bray he asked in
dignantly. and he was disaErecabic all the rest
\ OF the evening. l told my friend she rcsembled
Ia certain stylish little millincr, and she
Hvild For PHYS sake she said That milllner
looks like a Cheshire cat with an Elizabcthan
ruff around her neck And TO think that l loci,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
SEIZED HER OPPORTUNITY.

He was not a very rapid wooer. and she was
getting a bit anxious
Again he called. and they sat together in the
TarlO-. Just those two
loud rap came at the front door.
"Oh. bother" she said: who can be calling?"
say you're out" said the deceiver.
"Oh. no; that would be untrue" ulurmure1
the ingenious enc.
Then say you're engaged" he urged.
"Oh. may I. Charliec" she cried. as she threw
herself in his arms.
And the man kept on knocking at the front
Illustrated Bits
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
4 TiTiTION.
or read Of

4 certain scientist in the service of Uncle sam
at Washington is said to be a hard tasknaster
to both his official and his domestic servants
Being detailed once to accompany a scientific
expedition on an extended cruise. the scientist
is said to have unbent trifle in communicating
the news to his personal attendant.
Henry" said he, how would you like TO SO
with me around the world?'
DO we so from east to west. sir" asked the
man.
Yes"
And we lose a day going that way. do we
not. sr?"
I'VE do"
Then. sir, l should like very much to so. 1t
would give me a day ofr."-Harpcr's Weekly
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

like her. 1t took me hour and a pound of
chocolates to get her good natured again.
The other day 1 told my sixteen n-year- old
sister that she had a nose like grandma's, and
she cried herself TO sleep over it. although
didn't know she had the slightest antipathy for
srandma's nose 1 told automobile friend
that he his father right over again, and
he hasn't taken me motoring since. 1 discov-
cred too late that he has a secret conviction
that he has all the charm Of his mother. My re-
mark that there strong family resem-
blance between young woman friend of mine
and her brother resulted in the remark: Heav-
ms. I'd rather loci. like the side of house than
icoll like my brother.
And now I'm trying TO be blind to all re-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
MOTHERS ORDERS.

Some one had given little Willie pocket COM
pass His teacher carefully explaining the
different points See said she. you have the
north in front OF YOU. the east 10 your right and
the west 10 your left. Now what have you be-
hind?' Willie pOudered for moment There .
said ne, Il knew some one would see that patch.
but mother says l must wear these trousers for
a month yet dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

semblances, for it's plain that every one desires
10 look like something or act like something diff
ferent from what he really does Hereafter I'm
going to swear that all my friends ana
acquaintances look like nothing have ever seen
nrr Ii nf
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
DlNIZUIU.

DlNIZULU.
son, chief of the Zulu people. The
turbulent son of turbulent father. Dinizulu,
who is believed to be at the bottom of the
trouble in ZuIuIand, has been taken in charge
by the British government. The chief is
hopeless drunkard, and. like his father, SO
unvgieldy is his person that it will not be very
easy for him to run away. The present
trouble Is largely due to misguided humani-
tarisnisn which brought Oinizu!u back from
his exile in ST Helena Tradition gives hin,
power among his followers which cannot
be estin,ated by those who do not know Zulu
land. ILLUSTRATED London News.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
DECEMBER %, 1907.

Fore wheelhouse
wrecked. Barricade
of hammockS
flying to pieces
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Dummy and 6-inch shell bursting
range finder. in fire-cOntroI top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
TWELFTH WARD MEN
BANQUET TONIGHT

A banquet will be given at the
Cafe nfexoi. corner OF james ~,
and Third ay.. tonight at o'eiocki
BY the men who have been active
Ia political affairs IN the newly
created Twelfth ward. Over 100 In
vItatluna have been issued, aud
these were placed Ia the hands OF
those men residing az York. South.
east Seattle. Columbia. HlllmAn and
Brighton Beach. 20 be iaaued 20 the
voters who have heretofore shown
political activity
The real object Of the banquet II
to create a feeling OF harmony and
sood fellowship. and TO harmonise
any differences that may have
arisen In the past Al this meeting
a candidate fer councilman Of the
new ward will be selected. to be
voted for when Columbia IL an
nexed 20 Seattle. an election TO do
eide the latter question having been
called for March 5.
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CUSTOMS BUSINESS
1906 WAS VERY LARGE

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. a.
Merchandise commodities 20 the
enormous value Of tss.o0o.ooo was
handled By the various ports IA the
Puget sound customs districts dur
ms the ~ months Of 1909, liy far
the greater portion of this was ax-
ported. leaving a very healthy bal
anes Of trade IA favor Of the dis
ttlet. The heaviest itctna Of export
was flour. cotton ana cotton cloth.
wheat. lumber fish and dairy prod
uets. OF thess all but the cotton
products we're contributed by the
territory tributary TO Puget sound.
Lumber shipments during 1900
were exceptionally heavy. owing "a
the disasters 20 Aan Francisco ana
Valparaiso. "A lumber shipped 10
American ports IL not counted Ia tho
experts. only such OF the Increase ~
may be attributed 10 Valparaiso n
noted Ia the reports sent out from
the customs house. Lumber ship
meats % foreign ports were 81
kSa.e feet IN excess Of 1905,
Japan was BY far ths noat pfofn-
lnsnt factor Ia trade relations etth
thia district Deeds valued AZ
lfa.0ts.RIe were exported 10 that
country. while japan In return seat
us merchandise valued IT sti.bee. toe.
British Columbia and Canada. IN
second place. bought goods vaiusa
At ts,felxee. ana cold back 10 the
amount Of tt.ete.ati. China. ttsn
third IN order. purchased 20 the
amount Of ss.tsI,atz. ana cold as
only tt.ees.kab worth ~ merchandise
Tha following tables contain all
the principal Items CLEANED from a
complete statement 81 the BUSINESS
transacted IN the district durins the
year 1909
Eaposts Of District.
To foreign countries tt2ots.tt2
To Alaska ..s...ss.s..+t. le,itfstsb
To avail i.stssssssssst f.l4aitet
To Panama canal some. ii7.st6
Total exports sssstssss sttt,tsQseaF
imports 81 District
From fofeisn countries. t1t.iaa.tse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

EVERETT, Feb. 5--A committee
OF teachers last night appeared ho-
fore the board Of education asking
for an increase IN salaries, to begin
with the present semester. n the
finances of the district will permit
They submitted statistics showing
the actual living expenses 81 the
feschefa OF tho city In support OF
their contention that the present
salaries are not AZ high as they
should be. The salary scale IL low
er here than IN either Seattle or
Tacoma
Druggist Steiner. Of Lowell. be
cause he changed his mind. has
been called upon by Justice Bah
cock to pay court costs amounting
to SIC Last week. annoyed by
boys who were snowhnlting him.
he awore out warrants against ak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
OVERLAND TRAINS ARE
IN SNOW SLIDES

Snowalidos occurring in the Cas-
eadoa last night. with a high wind
blowing down the canyons IA tho
mountains. have crippled both the
telegraph and overland train Herv.
ice 81 the different railroads for an
Indefinite period.
The North Coast Lirited paasen.
ger train. due over the Northern
Pacific Sunday. has not arrived and
Il, as well as all overland trains
over that road are builetined aa 'fn..
definitely late"
The overland trains due yeater.
day are atill out and NO definite
time can be given ms to when they
might arrive Only one train was
sent out over the Northern Pacific
last night. Another train was made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

DENVER, Col. Feb. Ale; the
girl who SEEKS the beauty sleep
of the morn beware how she ynwus
and arm stretches
The experience Of Miss Aiys G..
Gushing. a popular young woman
81 society. daughter 81 4 psomiueut
ieweier o. this eity. Il remaFkahie.
By yawnsnK and stretching her
arms one morning recently. while
sleepy because of attendance NJ a
society function the previous even.
Ing. aud because she sought =
beauty sleep" she suffered a broh.
eu neck
Miss Cushing says 4 awpke.
and. half dazsd. hummed a siumher
aosw ! yawned and stretched my
arms 70 throw of the dfuwninesa Of
aieep Something enHpped IN my
neck Nc the base Of the skull I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

GarhAee as a cause for wonder
ful Outhurat OF eloqucncei
To the average person the sub.
iecs would seem too mAlederous for
anything bat WHITING, but not SO
10 seattlee elty fathers, Until Yes.
terday The meetings Of che present
council had seemed commonplace.
citizens had begun 70 fear Il would
so down In history a. a common.
place. business like and humdfuto
body et soinns.
Last nights meeting saved H.
when the report ~ the finance
committee recommending the con.
etractiOn Ct municipal cremalory
under the Medium patent was
read. -Hls GIN vas on hle feet IN
an instant. "lits started In hy
roasting the finance committee Tor
usarping unto itself the right to
decide 40 important question:
without bringing IL before the coun-
ell. he dsd rot believe The Meidrum
eremators was The best. nor did he
believe that We needed any foreign
consulting eneineers to tell Ne how
to build garbage inelneratora.
Eve have thousands Of them In
this country thai can do u better
than any foreigner" he said. with
4 sweeping gesture. The serious
mistake which the committee made
WAS To not recommending the hdop-
tton ~ the Mallen ordinance. there.
b. having the city buy teams aud
do It's own hauling. 50 as 90 dts.
penke with the services Of a dlrty
and greasy lot OF foreigners who
are daily insulting our women The
matter ought 90 b thFeshed out
In the committee Of the wholelA
Mr.. Glli then made a motion that
the matter be referred to the coun.
ell a. a committee of the whole
crlehtcn Esplslna
~Hi" was followed By Councilman
Crichton. DR. Crtehton started IN
~ saying that he did not object 60
having the matter fhreahed cut hy
the council. and In HIS usual cool.
1sspasxlonate manner explained the
difficulties presented in tho gar.
hage problem
How absurd Il woHid be Tor the
city 70 bus any teams now. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
ASK
FOR INCREASE

lads The case was b have been
tried Saturday. but Steiner relcnted
and Informed the court that he
would not prosecute and would
stand for the costs He has entered
protest. however. since he has
learned that the latter amount TO
the sum they DO.
County Treasurer Booth says that
he took IN more money yesterday.
when taxes became due. than he
ever received before Ia one day
All DAY hts office was throneed
with property owners who were
anxious to pay their obligations.
The Hutchinson Clothing CON.
pany viii build for its own use a
one.atory brick building with n so
foot front on Hewitt av.. beside
the American National bank build.
Ing Il WIN take the place Of wood.
on structuree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

up. but. upon receipt OF news OF the
snowslidee. Il was cancelled.
Tho Great Northern announces
that II viii have IFS overdue trains
In Seattle sometime tonight No
particular train IL mentioned or bul.
letinod 20 arrive over that road TO.
day az the King n. station.
Many anxious persons daily viait
the union depot In the hope Of get.
ting some news from some train on
which are relatives. long since past
due 20 arrive One lady this morn
Ing Was anxiously inquiring about
a train which was due here Sunday
and on which we're her sister and
three nieces She was unable 10
get any information regarding the
train or relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
COSTLY MONUMENT
TO CAPT. F0RTSON

The eighth annual reunion Of the
Ftrat Washington volunteer asso'
citation took place last night and 100
cid soldiers sat down 70 banquet
IN the labor temple Stories we're
told Of individual and collective al.
ventures IN the Philippines. and
the matter OF a monument TO the
brave Capt George "a fortson. who
died March 20 In the general hos
pltai al Manila. Was taken np. A
committee already Appolnted inti.
mated that a sum of $4,000 would
Be raised for that purpose the
city park commissioners VIII do
nate two blocks between fweitth
aud Fourteenth ava. h the nsaocsa'
ton n tho city shall acquire Fort
son Place for public purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

screamed for help and almost
tainted
DR. Geo. " Perrin. a prominent
osSaopathle doctor Who promptly 81.
tended her. explains The case =
found a displacement Of suhlaxs.
ton Of tbs fret and second verte.
brao Of the spine The homes were
prosFudins over an inch Ia the risht
'side Of the ncch Cold. warmth or
sudden Jerk msy have caused the
tauerics 90 one side 10 contract OF
expand more than those on the 9th.
~ aide. 80 that the effect Of yawu.
Ing mhy have thrown the fertchFae
70 onc side Ne explains that the
case might easily have been fatal.
Miss Gushing has nov recovered.
She says her experience has been
lesson n her 4 am well now
che remarked. but yawu-i shall
never aFaln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
"uRpER ONE ROOF

not be learned. a. be l. not IN Sc
attic nt present
Both OF these leases were made
after the so-ealiei wili. and being
Inconsistent with 81 they operate as
a revocation Of IT, The instrument
purportlng TO BE the VII Is prob
ably the qucercsi document Of is
Kind ever offered for probate In
King county. II provides for three
executors. two uf whom are nov
dead. also for auxiliary executors.
in the event OF those appointed re-
fusinR 20 act.
Everett Smith. tho special admin
isfratar appointed By Judge Albert.
son. does not believe the will can
stand In that event the estate will