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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14

storrs Ciough visited in Granville last
week,
Miss Jennie sanborn is visiting her par
ents aud sister.
Lila Chadwick is sewing for Mrs. 4. l.
Claiiin this week.
Agnes Bingham began work for Mrs. Il.
q. Mann Monday.
John Norman has begun work for Fred
Lane for the season,
Guy A. Clough is in Rochester this week
on telephone business.
Mr. aud Mrs. Win Fletcher visited In
Fast Brookiield last week.
Miss Lula Flint Is working for Mrs.
I.aroy Wakefield for while.
Mrs. Rodney Flint has been suffering
with frog ielon on her finger.
Abel Bros. took tour loads OF sawed
lumber TO Barre last Thursday.
A collection for the Church Building So
eiesy 10 be taken next sunday.
Little Beatrice blanchard has been quite
sick aud under DR.. Angels care.
Mrs. Eusebia simonds Is helping to care
for the sick at Newton Summers.
Lueius Butterfieid has hired out for a
year TO Max Dewey OF Brookiieid.
Prayer meeting is to be held with Mrs.
Ada blanchard Thursday evening.
George fiagg went Monday night to
Gilmanton, Wis, after load OF horses.
Robert Ranney had his tonsils removed
by Drs. Rumrill aud Russlow last week.
Mrs. Norman was at Henry shea's the
tirst OF the week as Mrs. shea was not so
well.
Mrs. Byron Wakefield, Mrs. Ada Blanch-
ard and Mrs. j. Z. Slmondson are ON the
sick list.
Rev. Fraser Metzger will preach In East
Braintree church next sunday at y. IN.
Sunday school at Up m.
Charles Sumner has bought the Daniel
Page place and moved there. lie has sold
his place here 10 j. q. Simondson.
A. b. Ferry is quite sick He had ply
sic an last Friday for the first time In his
life, and he is nearly 80 years OF age.
Win Banister has decided not to work
on the railroad and has returned home
and will carry on his fathers farm this
year.
Waldo Butteriieli was IN Randolph from
Wednesday until saturday OF last week,
helping II. Z. Farnsworth TO move TO the
farm he recently purchased.
Walter Grout came Sunday for his sister,
Miss Clara, who had been visiting at Mrs.
Carrie Flint's and other places since she
finished work for Edgar Waters.
~rhe Sewing and Mite society will meet
in the basement OF the church Friday at
p. m. Supper will be served. Ladies
bring thimbles, as there is quilt to tie.
William Scribner is moving his family,
and also Mrs. w. ID. Boyce's goods, to the
w. ID. Boyce house In the guilt. Eugene
Chadwick has bought the house where
they have been living.
Mrs. 5. 5. Hutchinson and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Flagg, 81 years old, have gone
to Brockton, Mass, for months stay,
and Della Kline is keeping house for her
grandfather, 5. ;. Hutchinson.
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EAST BARNARD.

Jason Parkhurst is quite feeble this
week.
Social at the hall this week FRIDAY
evening.
Mrs. Augusta Culver is recovering from
her illness.
Lyman w. Allen of Royalton was at d.
j. Adams Friday.
c. E. Lazelle OF White River Junction
was in town Thursday.
Curtis Benson OF South Royalton was at
Herman Aliens Monday.
Clayton Allen was in South Royal-
ton Monday earring pulp wood.
Austin Howard of West Hartford was in
TINS place last week Wednesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Curtis went Thursday to
Bethel to spend short time at Amos Leav-
tits.
George Densmore visited his brother.
Arthur, last Saturday and Sunday in
Plainfield, N. III.
VIM. McAllister and family and Ernest
McAllister go this week to Pompa, where
they have employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce of North
Pomiret called on her parents, Morris
Burnhain and wife. Sunday.
Mrs. L. d. Leavitt returned Sunday
from South Royalton, after spending a
week there with her daughter
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EAST BROokEIEID

last week. o"Nis
Mrs. Victor Holt has returned from her
visit in Mortified. o'i i'ei
fiora Stoddard has returned from q
visit In New Hampshire.
Several from here attended the auction
on Chelsea hill last Saturday.
A son, 49, lbs" was born to Mr. and
MIS- Phil Seymour last Sunday.
sunday school class No. 6 was enter
famed oy its teacher last Friday.
Louise Lamson OF this village ia visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. +. II. Wilcox.
=, MISS Winifred Foss OF Roxbury visited
'il ana Mrs. MS. Wheatley last week.
,s - d. Stearns has returned to his farm.
dolph. '"ini Va nan
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Marshall Of Brain
Tree u spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Mrs: Jennie Wheatley and f. II. Wilcox
were IN harrington, N H., last week to
Wheatey. oai
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The Late Silas 8. Morse.

Mention was made in last weeks issue
OF the HERALD of the death of the late
Silas b. Morse, one of Rochester's oldest
and most highly respected citizens.
MIR. Morse was born in Rochester, April
80, 1873, and with the exception OF thirteen
years OF his childhood and four wears OF
his early manhood, he spent his whole life
in this town.
He married Miss Sarah Jones Of Roches.
ter, Oct. 10, 1S47, with whom he lived han.
PLY for nearly go years and who survives
him in the sweetness and purity of a rine
old age, greatly beloved by all who know
her.
Mr.. Morse was man OF sterling uuali.
ties, OF strict integrity and irreproachable
character, always on the side of Justice
and truth, never faltering from what he
believed to be the pathway Of duty and
Christian patriotism. His whole caree,
was an honorable and useful one. He was
thrifty farmer, always attending strictly
70 MS business affairs and meeting his
opilgdtions whenever they were due.
his fellow townsmen honored him with
nearly all the offices within their pift
during the dark days OF the Rebellion he
was on the board of selectmen, and in
.nose Gays men occupying positions OF
iron will, not easily turned from the nth
way of duty and ever ready to make The
largest possible sacrifice for their conntrn,s
good. AS a member OF the state legisI.aa
ture, he was painstaking, strong and use.
full and did honor to the position he had
been called to fill.
lie was converted at the age OF ajxteep
ana Tor period OF 6S years was an hon.
ored and useful member of the Methodist
Episcopal church, filling official positions
with the same spirit of devotion and faith !.
Iuiness which had characterized him in
an otner walks Of life, He lived heroicallv.
grew 9'u gracefully and died triumphant
let my last end be like his.n
~ the later years of his life he was
kindly and tenderly cared for by his onIv
son, Edward, and family, who did ali ~
thelr power to make bright and peaceful
the closing OF his long and useful life.
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EAST HEIHEl.

G. X. Smith carried load to Gaysville
to the dance.
Charles Dow of Sharon has been engaged
to work on the Waterman farm.
Mr.. and Mrs p. G. Carly were guests al
Charles Folsom's 10 South Royalton Sun.
day.
The East Bethel orchestra PLAYED for a
dance at Gaysvllle last week Wednesday
night.
1t is reported that AFRO Bowen has sold
his farm on the hill now occupied by Mr..
Nichols.
Mrs. A. j. Parker and Mrs. +. A, Parker
OF Brooktield were guests at II. w. Fow-
ler's last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Hodges OF Randolph Center
was the guest OF her brother, NJ &. Wash
burn, the first of the week.
There will be box sociable at M. A.
Cooper's Saturday evening, March is
Everyone is invited. Ladies bring lunch
for two,
The Washington, d. c., Army and Navy
Register Of Feb. 8 contains the follow.
mg:-"Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Burnham of
Randolph, VT, have announced the en-
gagement OF their daugh liter, Ella Blanche.
TO Assistant Engineer Joseph Il. Sheedy.
u. .. revenue cutter servicen
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The Late Mrs. George slodeest.

Mrs. Mary Howe, wife OF George
blodgett, died Saturday night, Mar. ?.
after short illness of as hours. Although
she had been in failing health for some
time, yet her friends did not realize that
The end was SO near
She was born in Tunbridge Aug. %
1881, where she lived the greater part ol
the time until coming to Randolph Is
years ago March to the same house IN
which she died. She came from a large
family and has outlived them all with
the exception Of half-sister who lives
in the West.
In the privacy OF the home circle as
wlie ana mother her character shone out
most brightly. Here her generous nature
poured out its richest treasures OF sweet
anu gentle ministries in self-forgetful
services Tor the happiness OF those about
ner. Ever hopeful, she sought the light.
rather than the shadows in life and il
can pe truly said, thus endeth another
useiul NE. She will be greatly missed by
ner FAMILY, neighbors and friends.
one IS survived by a husband and two
upaughters, Mrs. John Perham and Mrs.
riank Richardson, who were with her
when the end came.
we have laid her to rest, the mother so dear
rho away away from life's weary pain
Nav LYING y, mother has gone from us here,
ana though heavy the cross the Master sends
NV, lie mas promised glorious morn
"nen we shail see as not now, but face 10 face
ana know as we are known.
"neh tne shadows are lifted the mists are
And we walk no more alone
In that beautiful land sometime somewhere
ne VIII give us back our own
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14

DF, Holden OF Bethel VIII be Al tue ho.et
March 10 and 70 10 do dental work An
work guaranteed.
J.R. Upper spent sunday in Bethel.
Win Beekwith is visiting his bFolhsF IN
Rutland.
r. l.. Rand has returned from New
York city.
Mrs. 4. II. Edgerton went TO Bnrling-
ton Tuesday tor lev days,
Mrs. j. Il. Topper has been visiting
friends in Bethel for week,
Mrs. c. 4. Townsend was In Montpelier
from saturday until Monday,
DIR. c. NJ. Campbell spent part OF last
week with relatives IN Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott spent last
week with their sou, Edwin, In Barre.
Mrs. Fred Martin spent saturday and
Sunday in Gaysyille VITA her mother,
Miss Lena Kinsman is staying with her
sister, Mrs. joan Ballenllne, Tor week
Robert Meaeh OF White River Junction
was the guest over Friday OF J.k, Upper.
Mrs, Allen OF Middlebury is with her
brother, Charles Flint, and wife for two
weeks.
Mrs. Lee Cady OF Bethel has been pass
ing q few days at the home OF George
Greeley.
Mrs. Ida Cahee has rented the tenement
in w, u, Hodgkins' house vacated by
Nathan Kirby.
Mrs. Carl Martin and two sons, George
aud Philip, are visiting her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. George Mosher.
Mrs. Edith southworth and two ehildren
OF South Royalton have been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Emerson.
Nsthan Kirby has vacated the tenement
in W. ID. Hodgkins' house and taken his
fathers farm In South Hollow.
Mrs. +. A. Guernsey and Mrs. c. q. Mar
tin gave tea party to seventeen ladies
Friday, with whist in the evening.
Several gentlemen from Montpelier and
Rutland were In town Friday In the in
terest of the Rutland and Montpelier rail-
road.
The box social to be held at the Meth
odist church this week will be on Friday
esening instead OF Tuesday as previously
announcedi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews have re-
ceiyed word that their son, Roy Andrews,
tho went TO South Pasadena, Cal, last
fall, Is very Ill with typhoid fever.
Rev. W. 4. Douglass will deliver a
special sermon before the members OF
q. A. X. ana 5. OF V. Sunday morning,
March IL. All members of both organiza-
tions are cordially invited TO be present
and sit in a body.
A quiet home wedding occurred Tuesday
evening, March 9Th, at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Harvey, when their son
Julian, was married to Miss Ethel Robin.
son by Rev. W. ID. Douglass, only the i'm
mediate friends of the family being
present.
Ethel, the only child OF Mr.. and Mrs
John +. Bsllentine, was accidentally poi.
soned Saturday. She took strychnine tab.
lets which were left for Mr.. Ballentine
who was i'll with bronchitis. She lived
only one hour. She was two years anc
four months OF age. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon, Rev. c. L. Watson
officiating.
The high school will open Monday
March Is, with Lyman NJ. Darling as prin.
cipal. Mr.. Darling is graduate OF tn,
| University OF Vermont and was assistant
for one year in Dow academy, Franconia,
and for two years was principal of the
Canaan, n. H.. High school. He has beer
spending the past few months in post.
4 graduate studies.
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The Best Of All ana

ayrup has been used by mothers for their chidras
hra re ee ~ Are you disturbed at night and
orvn OF your rest by sick child suffering and
9Snce and get bottle OF "Mrs Winslow,s soothinc
,1 yrdip ior children teething. Its value IL
a. ya eudDle. ~ VIII relieve the poor little
tbara r. immediately. Depend upon IT, mothers,
.aere ~ no mistake about It. 1t cures diarrhoea
cote soss tne stomach and bowels, cures wind
pjxe so t the gums, reduces Inflammation and
7Mrs W vne anu energy to the whole system
eetbinam ihI a. Soothing Syulr for children
presentation p pleasant e the taste and is the
ohyscians o vi one OF the oldest and best female
prica s W. py an druggists throughout the world
WIZ VIZ loc. a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winsiows Soothing SYRUP -" 'or MS
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Bethel Local intelligence
Guy WILSON, Local Editor.

Pianos and organs 10 rent. ID. NJ. STRONG.
Victor, Edison and Columbis records at
Strong's music rooms. ae II
Sewing machines. New Home and other
makes; sl6 up; - down and 81 month.
Write Tor catalogue and prices
u. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, VI.
wANTEp;-Miners at the 4. ). Ta'e
corporation mines. Apply To w. n.
Metray, Supt., daytimes at mines on
Bethel Mountain road, evenings at Rooh-
ester village. ae
The Delaval separator won every contest
that | entered last season, beating out the
Sharples Tubular four times In succession
aud winning contest against the United
States, Sharples, Omega and international,
all on trial al one place. ae
G. Il. DUNBAR, Agt., p. o. Bethel.
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Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors na +,

In the District Court of the unlte ,'tcy
the District Of Vermont, In bankrn IP bankrupt
In the matter OF Johh ~ MeEenzle Of Williams,
town. in the County Of Orange anu D'''
aforesaid, a bankrupt. ha lat day OF
Notice Is hereby given that on = w Mckenzie was
duly adudicated bankrupt; and that ,b Eae Office
meeting Of his creditors will be he,u Bankruptcy,
Of j. d. Denison, Referee n ~ p'i fourth
in Randolph. on n onlock In the
forenoonat which time the said creu, trnatee ex-
tend, prove their claims, appoint a such other
anime the bankrupt, and trahs assra aid meet
business as may properly come peio'
ing. $500. IN bankruptcy
March 10. 1907.
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Saved Her Sons Life

:, ine happlest mother in the little tow,
or Ava Mo! MO, is Mrs. S. Rupee. She She
writes: zone year ago my son was dom me
, ma,n sueh serious lung trouble that on =
bus n s,ria Iva was unable to help him; when
him ~ nr IKFl ipis advice | began giying
not i ;m,ng New Discovery, and soon
inent up for few weeks when he u,o si cay
Iectly well. He has worked steadiiv per
al carpenter work. DIR. Kings Nav ' ny
covery saved his life" Gusranteed b bas.
bottle free. w. anu ~. Trial
FOR sale by II. A. Leonard, Randolpb
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ROBlNSON

Gently. uoiph re-
f.. j. Robinson visited A. r. Roh;,sor
at Belden's over Sunday. '"soi'
Mr.; and Mrs. Guy Parmenter were IN
Pittsfield day recently. "eie ~
l.; Il. Fuller of Rutland was at Romano
rulers the first Of the week. i'' ''e
NE. and Mrs. Harry Atwood and two
chlidren were in Brandon last week, WV
Dan McDonough has movoa 49,.
Forestdale TO the house recantI,, IRON,
by Elmer Laird. wanted
Miss Mabel Perkins NJ Rorro ,..
spending this week with her nara Guy IS
and Mrs. Charlie Perkins, '', Mr.
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Commissioners Notice.
rsrArr or DANA H. CHADWICK.

ESTATE OF DANh n W. - nv The
The undersigned, having been p district Of
Honorable Probate Court for tne examine
Randolph, Commissioners 70 ois of ali persons
against the estate Of Dana H. chadw Via an eiams
Randolph in said district deceased ye notice that
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby agoyrgesSd at J.
b b. Denson's Office in said RandoIPB5aib DAY q
4th day Of April next, and the en XIII o'clock
July next from 10 o'clock ;na a nj * months from
p. m. OF said days, ana tild ~ iao7 i the time
ine By said Court for said eTeaS and
present their claims TO us Tor eA"'"'
allowance. ~. ON dav OF MarcH
A. d. 1907. ,,tssIoners
VIM. b. WALL, Commisso"'
JULIUS +. LAMSON,
Melissa Z. Chadwick, Admrx'
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ROCHESTER NORTH Hollow.

Herbert Poland died Sunday, March 10.
Adelbert Carrier has returned from Ohio,
Mrs. Louise Perry has been visiting in
Hancock.
Bernie and Bessie Goddard of Stock
bridge visited recently at Mountain
Brook farm.
George Poland Of Lebanon, N. H., and
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll of Warren were
called here by the illness OF Herbert
Poland ave
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14
NORTH RANOOLpA.

About so couples attended the dance
Friday night. All pronounce it good
time and fine supper served.
Jones Steele and wife and viii Fletcher
and wife OF East Roxbury were guests AT
Alvin Fletcher's one day last week.
The funeral service OF Mrs. George Blod-
gett was held at the home Wednesday af-
ternoon, Rev. +. C. Clarke OF East RAN
dolph officiating. There were many pres
ent to pay their last tribute OF respect 10
one VINO had spent IS years OF quiet life in
this place. She left husband and two
daughters to mourn her loss. They have
the sympathy OF all.
Carl and Bertice Miller. boys that have
lived at Andrew Durkee's and VIII Bug
zell's for year and a half. returned Ia
Massachusetts last Thursday. Should
think it would bother to find homes for
destitute children II that is the way they
are going TO do-let you have them when
they could not earn their board, then
when they could, take them away.
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How to Remain YOUNG.

To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan, MeDo-
nough, Ga, did. She says "Three bot
ties OF Electric Bitters cured me Of chronic
liver and stomach trouble, complicated
With such an unhealthy condition of the
blood that my skin turned red as flannel.
| am now practically 20 years younper
than before took Electric Bitters. | can
aow do all my work with ease and assist
in my husbands store" Guaranteed |.
Price 50c.
For sale by II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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Never wait Tor cold to ws,, "s
away the lungs instead, v,g.s,..l c ,'''l
syrup viii cure cough o, Ell. .''s'
ven. " pneumonia. Read what Ado. ~
W. uorss Of Montpelier, M. saw
e'-si' Cough syrup gave me imm.s, .''sI
''s' ana speedy cure hon VIA, wi y
clans called chronic bronchn,. pa,''I
most heartily recommend il ia N 'ua
Jug from coughs colds or any dis :,
the throat aud lungs, signea.s W ~ 4
montpelier, VI, Sold unds, /, ~, ,so's
guarantee by u. A. Leonard W., se'''''
Grant. victor 4,
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Worked Like a Charm

Mr.. d. N. Walker, editor of that spicy
journal, The Enterprise, Louisa, Va, says :
II ran nail in my foot last week and at
once applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve. No
Inflammation followed; the salve simply
healed the wound" Heals every sore.
burn and skin disease. Guaranteed. CSC.
For sale by H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

.,ar, VT IN, ano MRS. Robert Silver of Northfield
IN mr., J Kendall Of Roxbury, Mrs. sowles
were u @nas, Madeline, of Northfield
guests at Lucius Webb's Saturday
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-14

~ owe my whole life to Burdock Blood
Bitters. Scrofulous sores covered my
body. l seemed beyond cure. b. B. B.
has made me perfectly well woman. .
Mrs. Charles Hutton, Berville. Mich.
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can furnish bonds for town officers at
following rates per si0o0;-rown clerk,
town treasurer, -; constable, collector OF
taxes. s.; road commissioner. school di-
rector, overseer OF poor, q.
GUY WILSON, Agent for American Fidel-
ity Co. OF Montpelier. 2w ae
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Rochester News.
Il. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

DIR, Holden of Bethel will be At the hotel
March 10 and 10 10 do dental work An
work guaranteed. ao
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-11
FAIR.
SNAPSHOTS.

The tenor ~ more apt 10 get up In
the air then the bass.
Its all right to take your own part,
but don't take any more.
DeWift's Little Early Tsisers, rens
Die little pills. Recommended by
Feldmeyer Bros., Druggists
The furrier IL not the only man
who INDUCES I'm skin game.
In making conversation, quantity
seems 10 count for more than quality.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup u
absolutely free from any opiate or mar
cotic. Contains Honey and Tar. Sold
by Fel1meyer Bros, Druggists
We know man who II always
praising himself when he might be
praising Us.
Its queer how much enjoyment
the pessimist can get out Of being misef-
able.
Eat what you please and take a lit.
tie Kodol Flo, Indigestion after your
meals. IL digests what you eat. Solf
Dy Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists.
III ne ~ going te uflnk III the ihuu.
scape the thirsty man prefers q field OF
rye.
The man who achieves success IL
seldom the one who writes about how
to do il
When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salye. Sold by Feldmeyer Bros, Orig
y.sts
The trouble with the high flyer IL
that he never knows where he Is going
to light.
Wealth doesn't bring happiness,
so. after all, il may be philanthropy to
separate fool and his money.
For Ssle-Lumber. APP
ply TO DR.. ]. NJ. Worthing.
ton, Office, 1877 Church st. oS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-11
< pUBLIcAN AND SINNER.
AnnapolIs. Md.. oct. u.

Annapolis, Md, oct. IL, '07.
Messrs. Editors The Democrats Of
Annapolis have now an opportunity
to show their appreciation Of Cover
nor Edwin WaIheld's work in the
State Capital. No Governor has been
moro interested in our city, nor
. as any Of them done more for 1t
than he has.
The Democrats OF Anne Arundel can
now say that they approve Of the
course OF ono OF their fellow citizens
who has personal interest in the well
fare OF his constitutional residence.
The Democrats of Maryland have
before them the question Of the Gu
doTsement OF Governor who has set
public good before partisanship; who
has been the Governor of the people
and not Of faction "a man whom
any one could approach and lay his
case personally before him without
the Intervention of agent, attorney
or political boss.
It Is to be hoped that the city Of An
napolis and the county of Anne Arun-
del aud the State of Maryland will
show their appreciation Of, and will
endorse for United States Senator, q
man who has been governed in the Ex-
ecutive Chair by his personal ideas OF
right, and who would not receive die
tation from any source.
ELIHU S. RILEY.