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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25
10 =

No.
: Rorge,
% I 9 / E.r &c I i be T i.
Solo6ireftgr Daoe bar operoraget
Mftielelifabet @alpio Grailiberi be6
%2iIlebammer til ct mt Selifab, efter
Sorlpoenoe for 100000 Ser. Gen
npe Direftion beitaar at SS%ngenibr
8. Doae, Suitus % Sobannes 8i.
borg.
. g II 3 + a II 5 e I E II.
Geb Mfltemning blanot De itemnebe-
rettigebe ON, bporpiot Sreoerifslta0
ifulbe beboloe tit 8rnn6ebinsiam-
lag, afgapes ser. 500 flere Neiltem-
mer et0 Saltemmer. 5amlaget ct
laale0es neoitemt, og Ser er / Sreoe=
rifsltao life lnngere Mogang til at
irlae 8rpnoenin.
S. re Mars S Gnge l.
&ortoriit Safel, iom beipeg ct SoJ<
fprerfirma / &riltia11ia, lom ban ar
beioeoe for, for $4,000 &roner, bar
mi facet fin Gom, ser lpoer paa fire
Mors Spngiel og 10 Mors sgrestab
2igeleoes lfal ban %erltatte Disfol1to-
bonfen, bpiS 80 5agfererfirmoet
beitpreoe> og JONI @afel par &aslerer
for, 23,S93 &roner.
M,l t 0 + 0 II t II t q | t
y r e. 6or Ell Mlfoboliit=
anltalt peo 9rie, bporom Sorilag
pil foreligge pe0 nplte Storting, fo-
religger Sberllag, bboretter Der b1l
frppes 10000 &r. til set np6pe11oi=
&c SSnoreoning. 0riften oil frebe
5000 &roner aarlig UNDER 6orn0iat=
ming al at &urpenge iettes til 1.50
9age11 og ct 8elpg paa 80 Nerlo-
ler. Set bill / SiIfpI0e blipe fgrDig
til nei tie @pit.
9tor 6 e. Ser meooe-
les ira &riitians iuno @oarobru
ger Mnoers 8. @angnot, lom nplig
ofgif be0 9p0er1, Dar te1tamenteret
@aoroen 5ipertitl,en meo 8eietnino
poo @pl / 1ingpolo &erreo, Noro=
n1pre, til Dem al @erreoets trpngen-
Sc, lon life np0er Sattigunoerltattel=
le. 0esl10en fat ban teitamenteret
5000 &roner til Spgepleie / @erre
set. @jen0ommens G9r0i ct ON
trent 10000 aroner.
Orc ct noerSn 9 t
llll0er en- @lgeio9t / Sol16e iorlebeu
hlep Ell ing @ut 6rebt peb ct &oo
Oeifl10. Sire u1ge Mpn0 bar poo
Gldiogt, pg Sc lfipO iumtioig poo Gl
gen. SSffe olene glgen, men ngloc
cit al Sngerne falot mes set iumn1e.
San oeOe ltrafs. Der ber1fer Tiff
ferbeo ON, er1tel1 &11g(en fom biref:
tie, eller Sen er faitet tilbage fra
6jel0et.. 2ensman6en / 8pgoen Ell
rejit op til Stebet.
$ 0 bran0 Is ron s.
+ ] e III. Not til. lite Sftober IT'S
brp0 @ro10 / @otel uSconoinopie.
Sloen greb ON Jig 11le0 rolen0e Sur.
tigbeo og bar betp0elig u0piflet So
8ron0ppi enet fpm tillteoe. @otellets
&ejlen0e tit fin reD0et set rp0pel1:
oigite al lit sri. Sra @otellet for
plonteoe Sloen Jig. til ct minore Mo=
bobotel / @rotprgo0en lolnt til 6or.
ret1i11gsbule11e geo 4 og 6 / Slor
Srpgbelens @aoc. Sc to fpritnebn=
te Gjenopmme bar facet betpoelig
Sfaoe. lln0er Neutrality-suspicious. folot
Ell fripillig 9eltoger peo Scam 9iqre
neo fra Ell Stige og forllog Jig ioo
ltgrft> at fan: mootte bringes, poo
Spgebuiet. 9eogen ful0 Operiig1
oper 5fo0ens Stprrelle fan enonr
life gipes meo 8%eitentbeo; ianolpn=
pis orejer Sen Zig ON mellem 8 d
100000 &roner.
Sperifu6 / 6totsfos.
e II. &egnifdbet for. Set 8uoget.
oor, lom ofllutte6es 81. Morts iaar
er mi felt afil11ttet. Snotpgter11e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

Il. meooieles fla
gosiepanget geoparenoe gieobgr
90 a11loe bqr binoret SSnobgitningel,,
beromfring Of Saa 90 &orn, iaa set
mi ct afgiortn at Der blir uoar paa
n1a1,ge 5teber, iGrlig bpiere Iiggen=
&c. 5orle0en frs 8otetlppet oglqo
1teoe speo Sjeen. Srugtbglten / &ar-
Danger giper life oct babe al MiD.
0elsbgit. Trngten ct e11o,lu umooen.
Otter BEN Oberiigt man far
III, bliper Set ct ober 6orpentnina
goot Tr11gtaar / 5tapo1lger Mmt
tro6s bet raafolbe Ser. 5peciel1
ipnes &l1loen at 8ape ifaanet Sc
Srngtbaper> lom ltgger longs Sigen.
Ser CT meget 6rugt, lom er rem oq
pen, men imaafaloenoe. 5pecielt Ell
Ser Ell Masie Hlommer. Men SCI
Ter l1o, iom ON set itabige Megnpei,
binorer Elommerl1e / at blibe til.
freosltillenoe moone. sgbler let III
til at blipe iom | ct Miooelsaar, 8n
rebeiten fal1lfe list minore. 81
@rentiager bliper set iaar betp0elig
lnoer ct Mi0belsaar, 1og man fa1
goa uo fra at Be bill boloe Jig / be
Eris Ginteren 11ooper. @%ulerg66er
ne raaoner tiloels poo Mprernt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

En- trit 9 b e II
! e 5 er %forle0en in%0truffet pat
Me0re gfer, i6et en- omfring 30aorie
2agerman0, aniat peo Golbergs
SpinOeris 2agere / 9rommen, / e1
Mnfal6 al 9in0sforpirri1g bar ifaa:
ret @olien oper poo Jig. Man6er
boboe t nogen Sis list al religidie
Sfrupler og pnret ror al Jig, bpor-
for ban al lin 2ege, 9oftor 8ie,
9romn1en bar ol1befalet 9%anbopbol>
tor 0erigiennen1 at fomme mere til
go. San fulgte &oooet pg rejlte til
Ell 9ror, Ser ct @aarobrltger pao
.Neore @fer. Sorle6en bar ian ian1-
men mes @oaroe11s Soft beifjaftigct
noe pao Sor0erne, ga ba,1 pluoielig
faor 9je poa ct @igretpi JON font
mer b%ortenfro @ejen.
rMht fommer 9oftorel1 fpr at ifG=
re mig, iogoe ian og iatte poa
5prong (Man6en boboe for ct Mars
Sio iioen li0t af Gono / 211ngerne,
bpt1fen 2i6elie 2eger1 ontog alene
funoe fjerneS peo en-. Speration).
SIR 6olf fom til, boboe Sen ulpffe-
lige grebet fin Sollefnib og me6 Sen
tilfsiet fig to opbe @nit / @aIie11, ct
paa bper SIDE. Sprit efter ltore Ma-
itrengelier lpffe6es set at faa &niber
ira bam. 2ugen blep tilfalbt, mel
3 Sage %ie1lere 0p0e Mal1oen. 2uftz
rpret bor f1l6ltenoig operi faarct.
Som 6elge ocraf angrebes Eatier-
ten at 2l1ngebetenoelie, Ser burtig
fremifpnoet bans 500. San efterla-
Der iig Slitrlt % ct &ar @br1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

Sper fub 5tatsfas-
e II. &egnifdbet for. Set 8uoget=
oor, lom aflutte0es 81. Morts ioar
er mi felt ofiluttet. Sn0tpgter1e
far uogiort 1t4,200,000. @roner
l1b9ifterne 109, 800, 900 ar. laole6es
at Sperifltoet bliper 4,400,00O ST.
&erfra maa i,niolertio trpffes 1,4O0
900 &ro1er, So Sumnler al uopar
bejoeoe 9epilgninger er lteget me6
bette 8el9b. Nettooberlfr10et bliper
ga 3 Millioner aroner. SSnotegter
he bar operifreoet Mnilagene mel
100000 &roner, oerqf Goloino
tGgterne mes 1. Million, &elten for
oeler Jig paa oirefte 5fot, SSernbane
Selegraf- og 9oitpaienet lamt Ren
terne al Sen fontante @eboloninq
&aa 8u0gettet CT. oaffet Ell tioliqere
lt110er1t1tosbapb pad, 100000 ST
iaaleoes at Sen fontorte BeboI0,
ming ialt er itprfet meo ~ MiIIion
&roner.
Maar set ii6lte 5tatSregn5fa6
piier ct forbolospis iaa gl9oeligt Sc
iultat, maa Set life glemmes> at SET
i itore l16itrefninger ifploes @fatte
forbpielier. S Sc il6ite 50 Mo:
bar ri 10 Gang paa @arg modttet ty
til 5fatteforbgjelier, inlt bereguet til
omfring 10 MiIIioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

8 | t e t Ell a a
9 II tie s. 1. Sftober bar Ell
M9rfe0ag / Sen 11orlfe sfogfnltur5
@iltorie, ioet Stotens 8lonteFole
pao 5ononns, Sp0ere11, sen Sag
ful10e fejre lit 40 gars S11bilnum.
9erne @lal1tei fole n1aa betegnes lon1
Set fgrite ipiren0e 6rp til Dor fnn1ti=
&c Sfogfultur. /. Oftober 1867 TO-
ges Sc fgrlt in0fjp6te s Mnal Sor6
/ Stater1s 8eii0Oelic og Sc fprite for
bere0enoe Mnlngsorbejoer blep gang
lat al Sen lenere laa fjen0tc 5fog=
lagsrna110 2ensmanO 80. 81. @rn6e.
Gaaren 1868 iolgtes 1900 6rg=
planter for en- 5pecie0oler pr. 1000
pg | Set fplgel10e 9riftsoor oi}ottes
25 a 10000 Hlonter for 176 &ro=
11er. 9ette bar Nlonteifolens ipnDt
Segpn0elie. Sil Communicating
berme6 fa1 anfpres, at Sen III lepe=
rer etpar Millioner &lanter for ct
8eleb al omfring 10000 ST. oorlig.
Gen bor iii y Maal Soro / @rug.
S Sc 40 Mur, SEN far pirfet, far Sen
noie1ot omfring 80 Millioner &lon=
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

~ W oItbANlSll IOOOSl. Su1C pOU(l-
ne raaoner tiloels poo Mprernt.
Gaf Tor 2aan. Com set
bill erin6res forli1te Sen nor1fe Gfon=
merit u@atbrina" for ct Hor @or iioeu
paa @ro5et Eerne og Sen reo6e0e Gel
al 8eiatningen frilteoe for Ell
flor Gel 2ipet pes &ropiont, lom poo
Overwhelming al Sen brittle &egje,
ring 81 Star foru6 bar blepen mes.
lagt 'paa 2erne. Saa gobt Doboe
bel1ne Yropiont bolot Jig, at en0oQ
6e1 81 9(or gamle Melf en6nl1 bar
br1gelig. Set nor tie &on0els0epart:
11ent bor uobirfet, at. Depotet mi oil
blipe fornpeto for Sen norife 6tots
&egning. Bulls og &ees 11pe 9amp=
lfib u5olglimt" pil toge Bropionte1
meo Jig sis neo og lGgge Sen ilon1
Ser, bbor Set gomle 9epot laa. Dis:
ponent 8ull bar l%,oarbej0et 2i1tel
oper Sc cling, |om lfol leggeS mes.
&jeoparer tages fife mes, ga 10 Ger.
ne CT rige paa Gilot og 8iif. Ser.
for foriD11es 9epotet ilte0et me6 Sc.
perer og &atroner pg 6iifeinarcr.
&olonialporer, 8rg6parer, Mel %
&iipffenioger lamt Sprltiffer og Scot.
la1npeD9ger. Sc bermetife @lif
bofler, lom lgggeS neO / IA loliO(
Srpfosler, males for at bore MOB:
itnn0sDpqtiqe MOS Mu1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

ssao gos.
'ieitrattoett bar Ell utrlg Gut falot rs.
for eli Bro % ilaaef iig libel. Jooe-
rem falot for Ell Gio iioen neo fra
8er Afiats / en- 2aoe % leo tian,ne
3Sfi9bne.
S I S + e 6.I M a I
g 7 / s / II q. Sermetiffabrifan-
ternes Screening / Stapanger bar
peotaget Ell Gpnitilling til 5iiferiitp-
ret on at tuge UNDER Sperpejerfe,
bporpiot life ell 2op ON 6rconing al
8risling ptloe bore belOig % Si1-
fgloe at fren1fomm1e. meo Sori]ag
berom. Sorellingen nGp1er Ell 6reo-
ningstio af 3 Mool1cber, for Gfsem-
pei fra Is Sonl,or til 10. Mpril,
bpilfen Si6 efter T%oreningc1s Mc=
ming pil6e bore lleget Deloi9, 81
Siifel1 gp0er / sen Sio. Sprenillgell
benitiller ogioa til 6ilferiitpret iOet-
belle at optage til 1,Grn1ere Stuoinm
Yrisli11gens Gonoringer meb piDere.
for at man pil foa beOre &jellolfaf
til 0tsle 6or6pl0.
81 e 5 a t t 3 rs II 3 G,1t III
Sen fprlte Oftober bapbe uMorgen.
bla0et"S &e6oftgr, 9etls @ogt, arbej:
oct giernem IS Mor / lit 8la6s Sic:
nelte.: Nllereoe / 34-gars Mloerer
blep banr Morgenblaoet"s Gbefre0af
tsr. 8labet Dor ollereoe Sen @anl
iffe mere l1ogeu Marsnnge, men bap
6e tilbagelagt ODER 81 Marbun6rebe
Sells &ogt bor piit, at ban fan be
bonole politilfe og funltneriife 9gm
ner meo lige Dpgtigbeo, bbo0 De,
turoe bore ret eneltaaenoe / Mor6en
Sans iournaliltife 9eltogelie / Uni
onsoplesninge1 ltoar biltnof / norl
Sournaliltif iom ct l1nifum. Sons
@pne til at lie ltort, retlinjet, ltegen
npttigt, trofalt - fort iagt feore
lan0if pau 5ogernes Gong / Stats
minilter Mic6eliens fprlte &egje
ringsperio0e bil hans 2anosm9ni
for lange Sioer regne ionn MorgeS
melt fremrage16e journaliltiife 8e
Drift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

&c = " ] {. 0 II I II g-S I II D IL
i t / /. st Snteresientfqb> iom ct
oom1et Bergen, bor paa @ern9s
poa 8o0elletten inofjgbt 1000 Maal
Sor0 til 100 &roner Maalet. Sor-
BEN beltaar pple1lig al &Ioralfalf
% inoeboloer 81 Hrocent full nr
&olf. 9esu6en CT in6fipbt 2 @aorog-
sbr1,g, Set enc pGientlig for at fire en-
goo 9apn. &alfen iful anpenoes til
6remitilling al fosforiprlige @jgo-
11ingsitoffe. @ertil frpbes imioler,
tbs apqtit, bporfor @elifabet .bar
inofiebt Mftierne / Oct norife Mpo,
tit aolnpagni lim." % oerpeo er,
bperpet Jig oettes @ru6er og Mbdtit.
lejer / Srolano og 2a11obif 5ogne
mellem Mrenbal og @rimitao. @n
%iogfpnoig bar tafseret oisie 2ejer til
Ell @Grbi at 100000 @roner. eel.
ffobet far oesuoen erbperpet Timber,
iitetsitipen6iat Miibers gotent til
Sremltilling at Sc fosforiprliac
@jponingSitoffe, Difosfot % .@t.
borgfosfat." &rpoeorift bar poo.
gaot | omfring 4 Maaneoer % pil /
Be neite TO Maaneoer blipe uopioet,
bporefter oct er Seniigten at baraue
ct Mftieielifab til Opertaeelie al set
belle. Nn1eaget ct iifret for Bergen,
bbor Sabriferne bill, hipe ppfert.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09

The Odd Fellows ball in Dubois 4
Gays hall Friday night was . largely at
tended and very successful affair. Over
the stage appeared the "thrse linksn in
scarlet, green and purple, Illuminated by
electric lights and inscribed with the let
tefs, ~, L. T., for the society's motto OF
Friendship, love and truth"
In the center of the hall stood Maypole
IA red standard, with streamers OF scar
let and white for the subordinate lodge,
purple Tor the eneampment and green for
the Rebekah lodge.
Miss Abbie Clark was the pianist for the
pretty Maypole dance gracefully executed
by sixteen boys and girls, who were Gil
man Gay, Mary Oney, Winfield Knowles,
Mildred Goodwin, Robert Bruce, Maud
smith, Ralph Dunn, Lucille Grant, Max
Thomas, Berniee Briggs, Mark Jerd, Susie
blodgett, Cyril Angel, Beatrice Pinney,
Godfrey Scott and Dorothy Buck. These
young people marched In couples from the
stage and, eireling round the pole, went
through the grand right-and- left before
each took the end OF q streatner and, still
keeping mp the right-and-left figure.
laced the pole In the eolors OF the l. o. d.
Z. orders.
After this dance came the grand march
OF 81 couples, led by p. ]. Blanchard and
Miss Minnie Carpenter. Curtis orchestra
and the Green Mountain band furnished
music OF rythmie swing that gave a
browning pleasure TO the ball.
From screened recess at one side OF the
hall, the Rebekahs served ice cream and
cake during the evening. The receipts Of
the ball were so, of which the Odd Fell
lows realized profit OF $3.50.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
SOUTH TUNsRID0E.

A. J. Wills is visiting his children in
Boston and vicinity.
Chandler Howe was quite i'll last Satur-
day, but is better now.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Flanders OF Chelsea
called on their uncle, q. w. Flanders, last
Friday.
Mrs. Milo Howe and daughter, Grace
returned from their trip to Woodstock
last Friday.
Mrs. Clara Alexander and son, John,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Fanny
Osgood, of East Randolph.
Chester Dodge, Jr., is able to be about
the house, and it is expected he will come
home some time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Smith went to Han
over, N. h., Sunday to visit Mr.. Smiths
sister, Mrs. Walter Swinyer OF Gaysville,
who is at the hospital there. They re-
turned the same day.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
Going to Paint :?
Then Use
The SherWin=WilliamS Paint
And you'll get satisfaction.

you IT get
It's the best protection you give your house.
It's made of pure white lead pure zinc white and pure
nseed OIL 1t does not powder, flake off crack. 1t
forms tongh durabe film that and looks well for the
longest time. Its coors clear bright and lasting. 1t
costs less by the job than any other paint made Sherwn
Williams Paint is put up FULL MEASURE ALWAYS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09

Ed. ordway is at work for j. l.. Farm
ham.
George ordway il 10 work for VIII
Howe this summer.
James A. Whitney OF South Royalton
was In town Monday.
Charles Brown spent a few Gays here
with his mother recently.
George Perkins works ON the road and
boards at Archie Sargent's.
Miss Carrie Tucker commenced work
tor Mrs. Flora Jones Monday.
Fred Chapman came from Montpelier
Saturday for few days stay.
George Ordwsy made a short visit to
C'aremont the first OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sargent spent last
week with her parents at Hartford.
A son vas born April 10Th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brown OF Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. Drew is having some repairing done
ON the Shepherd place before it is oecu-
pied.
Charles Rogers lost a horse last week,
Que OF the pair he bought OF Myron Flan-
ders.
DIR. Reynolds orchestra goes to Royal
ton Friday TO play for dance al Fox
Stand.
Mrs. Bertha Edison, after a few weeks
visit here, returns this week to her home
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Farnsworth OF
Braintree were at George II. Summers the
first of the week.
The ladies' Aid meets next Wednesday
with Mrs. Eva Tucker. All come II posi-
bic and bring thimbles.
Heber Row'eli returned 10 Hsverhill last
Friday, where he has been for the last &c
years IN meat market.
Ira Flint had to give up his work at the
creamery on account of lame arm and
went away last week Wednesday.
J. b. Sargent hsd COW that gave birth
! TO twin calves last week, one red, the 9TH
er black. They have been sold to go to
the town farm.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
A Journal Of 1s4s.

Mrs. ID. p. Magoon OF Washington has
forwarded to this office an interesting relic
OF New York's earlier journalism, called
Wilson d Co.'S. Weekly Dispatch, folio
newspaper published for the sum OF 81
cents year.
Mrs. Magoon's copy bears the date Of
Monday, Jan. s, 1Si9, and announces the
election Of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte as
president Of France. Another item of
foreign news is the escape Of the pope
from the revolutionists of Italy and his
flight from Rome in the livery Of a servant
to the Bavarian minister, on the box Of
whose carriage he rode beside the coach
man. At the minister's residence, the
pontif discarded the livery Of a servant
for the garb OF chaplain and in that dis
guise made good his escape into Naples,
whose king and queen received him with
the utmost homage and hospitality.
In 1919, the California gold fever was at
its height and gave the Dispatch some
sensations, which at the present day
would cause Hearst journal to turn yell
low as gold. Capt. j. l.. Folsom, young
army officer stationed in the quartermas-
ter's department at San Francisco. sent
the Dispatch an account OF the placer find
and the furore it created.
The natives OF California the captain de-
scribed as too lazy to milk the thousands
OF cows surrounding them and conse-
quently lived without milk, butter or
cheese. Once in while they slaughtered
herds OF cattle, when driven to it by hun
ger, and with the hides and tallow pro-
cured necessary merchandise. The dis
covery OF gold filled the state with ener-
getic Yankees from the East, who worked
things up little. Villages grew as il by
magic; agriculture and horticulture were
introduced; mechanical labor was made
to hum, and such a hustle hustle ensued
as must have been wearisome for the
placid native to contemplate.
Common four-ox teams were hired out
at $50 day; flour at one time reached the
price Of 600 barrel, and common day
iaborers earned from IS to $40 a day. The
principal waiter at the hotel where the
captain put up drew a princely salary of
$500 and, had 1t not been for an Indian
boy, the gallant officer complained, he
would have been obliged to black his own
boots, for the whole amount the govern
ment paid him wouldn't hire body serv-
ant in California.
The. gold diggers, he satisfied himself
from personal observation, cleared from
S25 to $40 day, estimating the metal at
SIG an ounce, and even one clergyman,
ssunaccustomed to labor" as the writer
lnminously remarks, made $40 an five
hours labor day..
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
Closing Out Sale.

special discount for spot cash all odds
from last falls stock few good stock oos left
all be removed before spring stock served
All paint sales must be accompanied with the cash.
have other lines of hardware goods Say you going
in Bath ROOM Then call fla if roof
kind call here Call here of
the cooking stove, OF in fact any and everything.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09
The Only Survivor

OF the HAYES Arctic expedition, Mr.. s. j.
Mccormick, now U. s. deputy mineral
surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho, says
l.For years | have suffered from severe
pains u the hip joint and back bone, de-
priving me of all power. The cause was
stone in the bladder and gravel in the kid
news. After using DR.. David Kennedys
Favorite Remedy Of Rondout, N. Y, was
completely cured"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-09


There will be no services in the Baptist
church next Sunday.
Miss Hyde, the school teacher, boards
with the Folsom sisters.
George Moody has returned home from
visit at Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. f. ID. Moody is on the sick list, be-
ing cared for by DIR. Fish.
Mrs. William Luce has been poorly, but
is now reported to be better.
Ruth Grant, who is going to school
here, boards with Mrs. c. A. Wight.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the parson-
age Wednesday afternoon and evening,
May 10. Invitation extended to all.
Effie Corliss has returned from South
Royalton, where she went to attend tbs
wedding OF Harley Alderman and Nellie
Luce.
Ernest Blake has closed his labors with
H. b. Grant He soon goes to work for l.,
F. Whitney. who intends to put up CIR
cular barn this season.
Charles West, who has been at work on
Cloudland farm in Pomfret the past sea-
son, was here last week and takes posses
sion Of his old farm that he occupied
some years past.
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STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO, +,

:
LUCAS COUNTY, 3d.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. j. Cheney
q Co., doing business in the City of Tole-
do, County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case
Of catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December, A..
d., 1886.
(--1 A. w. GLEASON,
\ SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testi-
monials free.
F. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Piles get quick and certain relief from
DR.. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Please note
positive and certain. Itching, painful,
protruding or blind piles disappear like
magic by its use. Large nickel ca ped
glass jars, so cents. Sold by Victor A.
(1runt
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Notlcs.

On May LIST, 1907, | raised all my fees
about Village calls, n, instead OF
loe.; No. funbridge, si.25, instead OF u;
once calls where medicine is furnished,
nothing less than s7oc.; all other calls
about 20 more chan formerly,
DIR. III, III. HAYWARD.
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vuNpN,oeI.

wAsfEp;-Fowis OF any large breed not
over two years old, Zoe. per ID.
FRANK AUSTIN.
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NORTH TUNURiDGE.

For SALE OR RENT:-Farm situated in
the northwest part OF Tunbridge, contain
ing $50 acres in good cultivation; plenty Of
wood and lumber; never failing running
water, both house and barn. This farm
will keep 20 cows and team. Has tele-
phone line and X. F. ID. Inquire of Lewis
Dickerman, North Tunbridge, VT. 3w
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1t is astonishing how many epicurean creations
can be evolved with the ready
aid of carton of
SMITH &c SONS
Hanover Crackers

Try this reasonable recipe in which the WELL known espness
and flavor of HANoVERS is notable constituents
NOVEL CRACKER PUDDING One large cup of HAN
OVER CRACKER crumbs quart spoonful -four pinch
OF SALT yolks three whole half of Flavor
with vanilla Bake moderate When spread top
while hot pint of well sugared strawberries Then beat the whites
of the three eggs very st with tablespoons sugar.
extract whatever prefers Spread this the berries bake
a light brown. with fruit Strawberries
Don't accept lust as good" Get HANOVERS