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NORTH HERO.

Pilot William f, Deuel. of the Spencer
Mead belonging to the DAILY and Harmon
company now at Bow and Arrow Point
dredging out the Gut" met with seri-
Gus accident Monday afternoon. In the
water at the foot Of the dump, between
the iron bridge and the draw tenders
house, lies an old float about ten feet
square and in the middle of this Is a hole
feet square. Pilot Deuel. had just step
ped off the train and walked down the
embankment and was standing on the
float waiting for a small boat to carry
him out to the steamer. when he stepped
back falling through this hole underneath
of which there was or feet of water.
He struck heavily on his left side and
two Of his ribs were broken and being a
man of over 30 pounds weight il is a
wonder he was not more seriously in
jured. When the train arrived from the
South he was helped aboard and taken
TO sic La Motto and from there to his
home This is not the first ducking people
have had by stepping into this hole in
the float and only u short time ago u
lady Went down and was nearly drowned.
1t is said that the drawtendcr is going
to cover it up if the railroad company
will furnish him the lumber.-Mrs. o. b,
Hutchins and daughter, Carrie, were II.
town last Week.-Mrs. Grace Ilazen of
Worcester. Mass, is spend!n. her Yaca-
ton in town.-Charles r. Wheeler. i
former North Island boy, who is now 4
drummer for large New York paint
concern spent few days here recently
! visiting his old Schoolmaster and other
aCuuaiutauces Mrs. r. r. IJatna WAY
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stop at his cousins, George Panton.-
Leslie Durkee went TO Barre Saturday
for short visit and John Spooner took
his place on the express train.
William Rand Jr, has gone to Leb-
anon ~ H., to be the guest OF A. B.
Champerlaln.-Mr. ana Mrs. h T.. Allen
"hu SON. rraiih"h' anu Ar anu MIS-
FRANK Howe or canaan. \. H., left here
MONDAY Tor an auto TRIP 10 MlddIebury
oF way OF burlington AFTER stopping over
SUNDAY WIN MT N'en protner' H. w.
NHen'-Mlss lisa Bannister mas returned
10 Moh'Pe"er di'er u snort vacation with
he' parents Mr. ana MIS- flchard BAN
'lSte',-i'a',E ake"e'u OF montpelier
p'''u n"'''aE ",." '''e'HS III ~"
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~ ''' ion""E io' I" N'S'' - ~ I"neE
n'u from il'S'E''e springs EeS'er
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.,o--ro.ho, doeo,..1 po,d,,,,h IA %
| IN an Interesting qamo At J.,ba, r,rt1ay
|-Randolnh was defeated SATURDAY AT
| Woo1stock I, +, & The batteries vyara.
Woodstocls shaw and Walker. RandoInb
Rogers Vail and Connolly. Randolnh
scored five in the first inning and one I'm
tho ninth.
| The high and graded schools will open
| Monday, September 9. with the following
| teachers: T. G. Ham. principal; Miss
Mary 8. Dubois, first assistant; Miss
| Frances Warner second assistant; Miss
| Jennie Stewart. grammer; Miss Jennie
| r. Godfrey, third ntermcdite; Miss
| Elizabeth NJ. Holden, second interme-
| diate; Miss Bertha Nancy. first inter-
mediate; Miss ENEMA l.. Moses, third
primary: Miss Eleanor +. Farrand, sec
ond primary: Miss r. Adeline GRAY, first
! primary; Miss Minnie T.. Barbour, music
Miss Emma g. KIT. d7a wing and pen
manship. Miss Kit will divide her time
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ALBURGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Young and son
of Waltham, Mass. were guests last
week of H. f. Manning. Mr.. Young
has returned to his home but Mrs.
Young and son will return latcr.--MiSs
Mamie Reddy of Malone. y. Y. Is visit
Ing her cousins the Misses Minnie and
Grace Mott.-Mrs. Nit hell Gonyea is
seriously ill.-Mr. ana Mrs. Fisher
and daughter and Mr.. Warwick of N1iv
York who have been the guests Of
Miss Elizabeth Brown, have returned
to their home The social at NJ. A.
Lessons was largely attended. Tho
receipts were $21-W. l.. Mott was
in st Adams Monday.-Mrs. w. g..
Young. who has been passing the sum
mer with her brother. II. J. Darby,
went to her home in New York Tues
day.-A G.. Mott went to Burlington
Monday-Miss Hazel Batchcldor of
Massa chusetts is visiting her cousin.
Mrs McDonald.--M. a. Lessor was in
Swanton Monday-Mrs. Arthur Ken
dell and young daughter are visiting
in St Adams.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

owing to the continued dry weather
the village water supply is low, there
being only about 40 inches of water
in the reservoir and falling at the rate
of six inches a day.--The comedy
breezy Point" was given very sue
cessfully " the Unity Young Peoples
fraternity at the Akolcy Memorial
building on Friday evening, about $40
being realized. The play was managed
by Mrs. NJ. A. Jenny. The parts were
well carried ont and were taken as fol-
lows: Aunt Dcbby Dexter. Mrs. +. +,
stafford; Elnor Pearl, Miss Lula Chap
In Ashrael Grant, Miss Bcuah Royce
Mrs Hardscratch, Mrs, T. a. Douglass /;
the IIardscratch Twins, Lou Ncarren
and Dorothy Helms; Mchitable Doolit-
tie, Mrs. D. II. Smith; Bcrnice Vernon,
Miss Barbara Burt; Laura Leight, Miss
Anglo Harris; Edith Norton, Miss. Ruth
Mcmahon; Famine Miss Mabel Carr;
Old Glen, the Gipsey, Mrs NJ. A.
Jenney. Stowe orchestra was in at
ltendance.--Miss Emerette NJ owen ana
II. b. Faunce were married on Satur-
day evening, August "a, by the Rev.
], @. Angel at the home of the bride
on Bridge street, where they will re
side.--A. +. Smith and Miss Louisa
Smith were among those who attended
the Sunday school convention in Hyde
| Park Friday.
| The village trustees have purchased
| a valuable spring in Frank Smiths
pasture on Brush hill to add to the vii
lage supply. temporary pipe will
be laid at once to relieve the present
scarcity of water. Several showers
have checked the drouth here which
was becoming scrious.-Mrs. w, II
Hathaway OF Brockton. Mass. Is 4
guest at W. III. MoultOn's.-Mrs VIII
liam Mills and son, Il. A. Mills. return
ed Monday from two weeks visit II
Enosburgh Falls ana Richford-S. w
Barrows Is visiting his daughter. Mrs
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Blankets, Comforters and White Quilts

Many hundreds Of pairs of fine Blankets, Cot
ton, Cotton and WOOL and all WOOL white and
coored now on exhibition and ready for sale in
large Basement store.
Never have we made such showing or gather
ing together of such values, from the cheapest Cotton
Blanket at So cents a pair to the finest all Wool at
S33 90 pair, most of which were contracted for
year so in advance at less than present prices.
1914 White Cotton Blankets at &c., &C. and 49,.
Ia at &c., S125 $3.50, Sl.o7 S2.35.
1914 Grey at &c.. 75c. and 9sc.
ia at &c.. Sl.25 and $50.
1914 White Wool at $500, $3.50 to So 90 pair.
11-4 at $500 $500 to $3.50 pair.
1874 $3.50, $3.50 to $3.50 pair.
We would call special attention to the following special
values 800 Pairs White Wool Mimic Blankets exactly like
wool wash like wool and wear like wool.
eex8O inches atS187 pair.
72x84 235a
ia size Blanket strictly all Wool in white pink blue red
and yellow borders
Natural grey with pink blue and white borders
Scarlet with black borders at $500 pair.
Bath Robe Blankets
An entirely of pretty designs figured
blankets for Bath Robes and Lounging Robes.
72xse all wool 500 to $500 each
Blanket Comfortables
In pretty plain plaid and figured effects the Sanitary
comforter.
Size e8x84 inches, cotton, ats 2.75 each
200 fine Skone Comforters made of good quality printed
silkoine and filled with the best batting.
Size 72x72 inches at SO each
" 72x78 25 and ST 68 each.
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WESTFIELD.

The Hon. George Batcheldcr Of Fai
hault, MINI, visited his nephew, o.
Wright last week and was very muI
pleased with the new church to Will
he contributed substantially last WI
ter. Mr.. Batcheldor is II years Il
we'll and active In his profession
the law He was n contemporary &
and Intimately acquainted with u
late Frederick Billings for many yeaI
in California where they both achieN|
distinction and wealth-Mrs johns
wife Of Judge Clark Johnson OF PRO-
idence is passing few days with Il
cousin. Mrs. Edward Boynton.-M|
Florence McGlynn. who has been
few DAVIS with her aunt. Mrs Jol
Martin. returned TO Brockton Maj
soturdav-Mrs. Abby Fairbanks \
turned from Newport Wednesdl
where she has been week.-Geor
Brown and Alton Angler planned ri
ala most of the work for an ent1
tainmert for the benefit of the toy
library last Friday evening. The p1
cecds were s1975, and It was 81
cess in every waY.-Thc Rev f
Jenkins and family have gone 10 m
new home in East Concord, \. III
Misses Ressie Root ard Theo fIcnd
are to teach IN Newport Center Y
fall, Miss Alice Gilbert AT Westm'
stcr. Miss Madgc Martin at l.owd
Miss Annie Gilbert in South distr1
Miss Alma Jacques will teach Tor
third term in tho primary departing
| of the village school but no one 1
vet been secured for the Gramn
| room Morris Lawrence is ?aSstns
week with his sisters in Rlchtord
II. I. Dodge Of Concord is passing
week with his son, NJ II Dodge.--Jo
| Martin went to ST Alhans Wodnes''
where his son. Fred, who was opera
on for appendicitis, is In the hospin
and is doing as we'll as could be
ucctcd-The hay crop is not only va
late hut worry small this year q
there are no apples to speak of
town. All crops are very late ara
Weld is small or nothing.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

c. J." Smith has purchased tho J
wells Granger farm which he ha
carried on for several Ycnrs.-The i'd
dies of the Federated churches held
fair and supper last week Wcdnesda
and about $106 was realized I'll
normal school opened Tuesday wild
an increased number OF pupils. TN
training school commences next wed
Tuesday and the town schools Mod
d1y.-Thc Rov. George w pattorsd
of Castinc, Me, visited old friends het
last weck.-Miss Josephine Hodg.|
who has been a the Mary Fletcl
hospital. has returned much improvJ
in health
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VAUDEVILLE.

Harold Thomas of Cambridge is visit
ms in town.--Mr. and Mrs. Ed Colver of
r clifford were in town over sunday
Mrs. d. y. Bragg Of Massachusetts is
visiting her son. Charles. for few days.
DIR. Wallace Pierce of Providence, r..
l., is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Picrce.-Thc w. c, T. L. will meet
with Mrs. F. \. Stevens Friday at 2.30
p m.-Mrs. NJ. j. Barnes and daughter
of burlington and l.. II, Potter of Chicago
are visiting their aunt, Mrs l.. J. Cheney
The third annual clam bake under the
auSpice of Waterville Lodge, No 50, X
Of p. will be held at Ithicl Falls to-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Anners OF
Hartford. Conn, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Greene of 81. Adams visited their sister,
Mrs. A. J.. Laraway, over Sunday.
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HILL WEST.

NJ. S Trudcl, who mas been visit
Ing here. has returned TO his home
in North Cedar, Kans.-Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Carl of Lowell nre the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. RushforI.--
Mrs. G.. A. Lawrence OF Rcadfeld De-
pot, Me, Is visiting at Bremen De-
ctts.--IAmong those from this place
. that attended the wedding OF Miss
Josephine Carl to Alfred J. Dlette at
Montgomery Confer August &c were
tMrs. Charles Pulvar and daughter,
Z May, Howard DONNA. Albert BAN
bard and Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rush
tford.-Mrs. Julas Maynard and child
rem Of Burlington are visiting relatives
LIN town.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

DIR. A. y. Pattcn ha, returned from
hurrid trip to Red Lodge, Montana,
where he visited his brother George Pat
ton, who was seriously injure drecently.
The Congregational Sunday school held
SITS annual picnic in the Elwood woods
Tuesday August E.-Dorothea Patten of
Franklin is visiting at DR.. A. D. Patterns.
Mr. and Mrs. ] Chase have returned
from few days NJ Irighgntc Springs and
Montreal Capt. g. w Burleson Of the
L. S. customs office, Burlington, is
passing his vacation at his home here
Miss Louisa Brainard of St Adams, vice
president Of the Woman's auxiliary of
the Episcopal church for Franklin county
will visit St Mary's Guild this
afternoon at the meeting which will be
held with Mrs. Oscar Merrill, Supper
will be served from five o'clock
until eight,-Mrs. Wyckham Of East
Hartford, Conn, and son Thomas, who
have been visiting, Mrs. Wyckham's
mother, Mrs. Hale, and sister Miss
Sarah Hale. returned home Monday.
Mumps are prevalent in town.-Mr.
ana Mrs. oscar II. Rixford of East
Hlghgate called on friends IN town
Wednesday.-M Walter Kittell of
st, Johnsbury is visiting at w. A.
Kittell's-Charles Corey of Washing
ton, j. C., is visiting his uncle Eph-
RAIN S. Read and other relatives
The dance, which was given in Opera
Hall Friday evening by the Catholic
society, was success. socially anJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farrell and fam
NY of Providence, X, I. are guests OF
Mrs. Farrells mother, Mrs. Ann Hale
William V, Wright. who was severe
" injured four weeks ago by rail
, Ing giving way, Is improving slowly.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mr., and Mrs. Belknap visited
at A. r. NcN's in South Royalton last
week.-Mrs.. Laura Brigham who has
been visiting In East Randolph is in
South Royalton and will go from there
to her home in st. Johnsbury Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wright and two child
rem from South Royalton visited SeY-
mour Wright last week MIR. and Mrs.
George Brigham and two children
Paul and Lillian are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Kemp at Huntington Cent
er.-Mrs, Fannie Osgood has returned
from her vacation In Tunbridge and
New Hampshire-Mr. and Mrs. Belk-
nap visited friends In Randolph and
Braintree Thursday and Friday
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as usual were in Interchangeable Cor
nelius of New York IL visiting her sister
Mrs. Grosvcnor.-Mr Charles Palmer re
turned Friday from a visit in Newport
n. II. Her nicccs, Misses Edith Dewey AM
Iilpha Owen, came with her for a brie
stay.-Mrs. Frank Cleveland, on her rel
turn from New York and Boston, was ac|
companicd by her niece Miss Ida Thomn
son, who has been visiting cousins herd
She returned to her home in South Brai1
tree, Mass, the first Of the week accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Clcvcland.-CaroI
Pratt and family of Brooklyn. y. Y, vid
ltcd at Judson FltNs last Wcek
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CHELSEA.

Mr. and Mrs. David S. Adams
AthOl, lass. are here for n thr
weeks vacation with his parents. NJ
and Mrs. @. Shcrburn Adams.-Be
nett Morgan sold his 170-acre far
with tools and stock AT auction Tue
dav.--The Rcv. ana Mrs. Herbert
Wyckon and three children, who ha
been passing vacation at Prln. J.
Comstock's returned TO South Giasto
bury Conn, Tuosday-Thc cv. FIR
Daniels was absent over Sunday
Clarcmont Junction, \. II. attendilI
camp meeting, his pulpit at the Met
oilst church being supplied by Nj
Emily Harvey, a missionary from I
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JOHNSON.

Mrs Il. l.. Austin died very suddenly
Monday morning at one o'clock. Funeral
services will be held Thursday. She had
been in poor health for some time, but
able To- he about the house until few
days ago.-Mrs. Hannah Perkins was
buried sunday. She had been in feeble
health for the past year, but recently fell
breaking hor hip. since which tim" she
had failed rapidly.-The little son of john
Stcarns died Saturday Mrs Mary Du-
bray is visiting her daughter, Mrs Spiller,
In Morrsville this week Miss Lucy Ba-
ker started Friday for her school in White
Water Wis
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sWANTON.

The water in the river is unusually
low and most of the power boats find 1t
impossible to float over the sand bars.
As a consequence. quite feet is an
chored at Maquam-Nlrs L. u. Allen.
Mrs. O. X. Brown and Miss Dora Sun
derland charge of supper served
at the Congregational Church on
Wednesday from $50 to 500 p. NJ
Miss Amy Burt has returned from the
summer school at Columbia College. She
will he here n week before resuming her
duties as teacher Of history at the
Michigan Central Normal school.-Friday
was the S7th birthday of Hopson Barker
Miss Burt's grandfather, and they cele-
DRAFTED the day together by driving TO
ST. Altnns bay. Moody Holmes of Con-
cord. y. H.. is the guest at Madame
Harwooys.-Mis a. Mitchell has return
ed from Essex Junction and will resume
her position in the bank, which she had
to give up last winter owing to n sprain-
ed wrist caused by a fall on the ice
Mrs Grover Jackson and son, Richard,
of IIillsdale. Mich, who nave hocn visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Hyatt,
have returned home Mrs, Mary Billiard
and daughter. Mrs. Anna Carpenter, re-
turned Monday to Hudson, Mass. af-
ter an extended visit here.
Mrs. Betsey Jewett. wife Of former
postmaster Jason p. Jewctt, died Tues
, day noon, the result Of a third shock of
paralysis which she had last Friday. She
had been failing health for the past year,
Mrs. Jcwett was born at st Adams bay,
"A years ago and was the daughter Of
Jehial Hodridge, a prominent citizen of
; that part of the town. She was married
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RICHFORD.

Rural Carrier r. d. Culver is taking
two weeks vacation and with Mrs.
Culver is visiting relatives in Water
vile and Cambridge. Substitute Carrier
l.. Smith IS carrying the mail.-Mr. and
Mrs w T.. Gibson Of Enosburgh Falls
wcrc here over Sunday.-A daughter is
n recent arrival at the home of DIR. and
Mrs e. P. Luudervillo.- and Mrs.
Ernest Thayer and daughters, Alice and
Dorothy. visited over Sunday in sheldon.
The family OF ]. Van Antwerp has re-
turned from several days in camp at
Durham pond and Mrs. Il. A..
Hendrix returned Monday from two
weeks at Sheldon camp meeting.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

Tho Ladies' Aid will meet to-day
with Mrs. Albert Minckler.-Mrs. Hosea
Gage and daughter, Pearl, are visiting
Mrs. Cages parents NJ Crown Point, N.
Y.-Mrs Abncr Macombcr Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Dcnnison, at st.
Albnns.-rh Cemetery society of Grand
Isle will have a supper and lawn party
Mt Nantnc's September 20.-The Rev. r.
A. tnord filled the Rev. Mr. Whites
pulpit very acceptaby Sunday morning,
the latter being away on his vaca ton
Miss Scott OF Essex is visiting at s. s.
Griswold s.--Solon Gordon has received
word OF the death OF his oldest brother,
Willard. at Madison, Wis. where he liv-
cd many ycars,-Dr. @. H. Branch was
called to Potsdam N. Y. by tho death
of his father, Walter Branch, Monday.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Miss Dorothy Rockwell of burlington
is the guest Of Miss Marjorie Goodfellow.
Julius Tatro OF North Hero was the
guest OF his daughter. Mrs. Herman FL
drd Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Nyc
of Fairfield and Mr. and Mrs. C. f.
Carpenter and Miss Harriet Rockwell
Of st, Adams passed Sunday hcre.--E.
Mention Rockwell Of the steamer Yer
mont was called home Thursday by the
serioys Illness of his Wfe.--The Ladies'
Aid society will meet With Mrs. f.. II.
Goodscll to-day.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORr.

A very successful regatta was heidi
Lake Park on Lake Memphremad
Thursday afternoon Several races 81
sisting Of launch, canoe, row-hoat 4
swimming races We're pulled OF
race which seemed to take the most
terest was the fast launch race. VIII
covered distance Of seven miles
over The result was. Douglas 10y
sey, LIST; c. T, Bigelow' End; Judge "a
ell. Srd; Or. Ward. 4th, c. H. Fro|
started in this race but had m'shapl
his engine and dropped out, \ race WI
launches Of horsepower ana UNI
covered q distance OF about miles
result: Douglas LINDSAY, list; DR.. VI
nolds. end: Fred Hall, sd; William liiS
ith.
Double paddle canoe race-Cattana
CONTINUED ON 18th PaseI
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from 3rd Pnge.)
MQRSE'S LINE

w L. Pierce of Melrose, Mass, is
visiting in this vicinity -Recent arriv-
ais at Woodlawn are MIR. and Mrs. c.
Y. CahCn and Luther Cahen Of Lowell
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mills Of New
york city. Dolbert Corey and daugh-
ter. Belle. of bridge.-Judson
Green and family of Montreal are
visiting MIR Green's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Miles Green.
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BELVIDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. O W. Shattuck visited
in Westford last week The Rev. Mr.,
Watts Of Barre has been here the past
week holding mectings,-Mrs ]. II.
Wills of Wolcott and Mrs ''dha Bick-
ford visited their sister MIS- Aisina
Shattuck, the past week'-Slmon
Schoolcraft. who had been for many
years resident of this place. died at
his daughters IN Milton Thursday, and
was brought 70 this place saturday
for burial
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs. CorwIn OF Lowell Mass. is pass
ing few days with her brother at the
Powers farm.-The annual Peth neigh
horhood picnic was held Thursday at tho
Rolling rock, where very enjoyable
lay was passed, although not as many
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Conlin and son or
Winooski visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Doughcrty the first of the week.. w.
Kinney of Boston visited his parents Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Kinney, last week.
Luther Pixlcy, who has been visiting
Henry Como, has returned to his home.
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woLCoTT.

Mrs. Newton Blxby returned to her
home IN Lowell, Mass FRIDAY accom-
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No matter how bad cut or sore
you have. II It Is durable HIS Golden
Oil will do the business. 1874, eod&w.
The Washington times., 1907-02-25
HERMANN LETTERS
GO IN EVIDENCE.
COURT DECIDES

Justice Stafford, in Criminal Court. No.
l. tl.is morning handed down his de-
cision or the motion made by Attorney
Worthington for the defense in the
Binger Hermann case last Thursday
The contention OF tie defense that the
evidence submitted 10 the grand jury
and the indictment were al variance.
and that the letters sought 10 be intro
ducei by the Government to show the
intent for the alleged destruction of the
letter-press copy books ought not 10 be
admitted. was Overruled.
The former private secretary TO Com
missioner Hermann, DR.. Harry Roger,
was recalled and examined by the Dis
trict Attonex
Replying 10 a question from Mr..
Worthington, the witness said he could
not recall that he had ever written a
letter in which Hermann had expressed
desire 10 secure an interest I'm any Of
the public lands The letter-press copy
books, the witness said, were kept in
M. Hermann office, and the clerk s
had access to them. Frequently clerks
came 10 ask the witness about letters.
and he would look them up in the books.
r. +. Bridges, formerly registrar OF
the land office in Roseburg ore testi-
fed that he had received a number Of
letters from Hermann, but had destroyed
them.