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The Washington herald., 1907-06-30

It's no secret that ten cafe proprietors
are anxious over the ruthless manner i'm
which the city fathers held up their
| licenses and told them TO close until they
! had further considered their applications
| The action forces the popular retreats 10
/ cut out their refreshment cards during
/ Fourth Of July week, one Of the busiest
and most profitable OF the entire summer
/ season.
| Efforts are being made to have council
come together In special session to pre-
/ vent the loss Of income, but there seems
/ to be a grim determination % punish the
/ hotel men.
The day Of singing" In the cafes is
gone, IS the edict The places must be
conducted with more reserve In the fu-
/ ture Women unesc0rted will md more
OF less difficulty in securing admission,
and minors will not be served with intoxi-
cants.
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THE DUNLOP.

Directs on the Reach. overlooking the Boardwalk.
Ocean Piers and convenient % all ADJUSTMENTS
Rooms on suite with private baths; on the Euro
pean plan only, 81 90 DAY and upward; nrst-cl2ss
restaurant attached with a IA carte service. Fine
orchestra. -
ROBERT r. DELANEY. Proprietor.
+ L BOWMAN Manager. tell-d&Sst
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Hotel soseobeI, s s:.i nss.s ss'no',

Evcry known hotel appointment with exceptional
luxury. Fiuest table iu Atlantic City. Running
water In ROOMS Elevator 90 street Private baths
Eighteenth season. CAPACITY. $50 Write for calen-
dsr literature menu cards Special rates until
August. 4. T. MARION Owner and Manager.
5s-1--rrt
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THE WILTSHIRE,

Virginia ave. and Beach. American and European
plan. Cafe; music F0r rates &c see Washington
representative. II. Ralph Burton. Bond Bldg apI 29t
HUTEL DEVILLE. KsntucEy avenue ana Reach.
Capacity, Go. elevator. music rooms. sun uarlCr:
rooms single and 90 suite with bath Superior table
EMERSON rr-f-S ia m s-s1t
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NEW YORK RESORTS,
LAKE GEORGE.
HOTEL MARION.

Lake George New York. a resort where guests can
sr.rd a most enjoyable outing Delightfully."- situated
IN West Sn5Te. superb view, large, airy and bright
nectrd with hctel Fresh Vegetables Poultry. Mix.
and Frzlit. tine Macadsm roads with wen equipped
livery. jos. Il. AAEN III
irl-20t-d&S
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Special TO The Washington Herald
Atlantic City, June 29.-Every camera
fend in the resort. and there is legion
OF them. has set his or her mind on haY-
ing at least one snapshot at the first
bloomer bath suit that appears on the
strand
one maid, drawer than all her sisters,
donned a costume which suggested bloom
ers. It was the trousers Of a skirted suit
but the skirt had been by design left IN
the bathhouse. The demonstrating
maid proved a greater sensation than she
anticipated 1t was a trial 10 see what
Joy there was in taking dip In an un-
frocked regulation robe.
The girl did not have a fair opportu-
nifty. as too many curious ones began a
critical examination, and she fled.
Her experience. it is feared, has IN
nerved temporarily the other fair ones
who came with a bloomer suit for use in
the breakers. Some dainty ones are here.
This Is the whispered confidence that
comes from the hotel exchanges, They
will be brought out on the first opportu-
nifty when courage has returned ana more
than one owner Of the new type Of bath
robe decides TO take the plunge at the
same hour.
That Is what has caused the camera
fiend to go with his machine "shotted'
for instant business, and they are kept
hidden from view. as it is realized that
the bloomer bathing sprite is rather shy
Of becoming the target for batteries Of
cameras.
The boomer suit is not tight-dtting. It
is cut full. trimmed with braid and
ornamented with a few ruffles.
Surgeon Beckwith. the bath-suit censor
of the resort, admits he hasn't yet seen
a type Of the bloomer girl, but he is
willing to tell them in advance that he
Will not rule them off the beach II they
are pretty.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
in the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina
where advertisements inserted regular office
H. S. WALLACE. Special Representative.
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HOTEL TRAYMoRE,

With Us magnificent l9stgy freuTc0f addition pre-
ssnts the finest equipped and most modern q At
arric City's leading hotels cupTlaflTe IN c1ustUlc-
ti1n appointment and service Guest rooms aTeTlg-
Ing % feet s1uara and each with fII ocean view
Private baths fresh and water attached % each
room. Spacious s-larlum and conseryatrries On
roof Higl-Cass orchestral CunceTtz daily Golf
privileges o. guests tapaCltv 600 Illustrated book
l-t -Fau request TRAYMORE HOTEL co. =.
S. WHITE. Prs. CHAS. o. MARQUETTE.
Manager ap7- at
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a general reform IS % be instituted
which promises 20 make these places less
exciting than they were. and where pa
irons Will be made 10 more strictly OBJ
serve all the prophecies that are required
in the exchange of social intercourse
Unless council relents. the bars of the
cafes must close for the first time Mon
day. the present license expiring with the
last day Of June.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
VERMONT HOUSE.
Vermont Ave, near Beach.
nnau all .-aur

Open all wear.
Enlarged and improved. High-cays hotel Open
surroundings pure. wholesome air quiet cool place
avay from noise and crowd and yet only short dis
lance from boardwalk and places Of amusement
SPACIOUS uorches extra large rooms private baths
no oldstcrage food seUed fresh fruits. vegetables
eggs and poultry direct from farm employ c1untr
cooks and first class men waiter service I'M dluinf
room hotel can BE- reached hy trolley b. Inlet iron
both railroad stations and any part e the city
Rates. Sl.50 per day upward. s. per week upward
Booklet
ies)-S.vst NJ +. GEIGER.
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HOTEL STERLING, s sS9' S:.ss Avenue


FTNIFNUpF-
~. T. Finch. Owner. VINO built and conducted the
Sterling seasons lGl0la3 announces that the house
is once mere under his persona. management.
Everything first class. SPECIAL 1giy rates, $3.50
weekly and upward lCl6-mt
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THE MONITOR, 18Th ss &c o e.

Beautiful, permanent new throughout acc1mmo-
dates With is arnexes 40; every service guaranteed
Rates. Lodging Size. regular meals SC Limitei
cafe SERVES. Bus meets all trains ana s-eamerS
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F
FTTTEHBHH . . alISss@>r
sHEEHnHHR Ha EslEl1ssssasH
IE=EEEI.EfEIT1T IIIIIIlIli.ll= n
THE NEW LENoX,
THE BREAKERS.

tlEAN VIEW. IA
How % get thsre Take Ocean View Exrress A.
Cranky and Main SIS. NCrfolk. Va. 70 Ocean View.
Transfer % Cottage car to door ~ The Breakers.
opposite U't Point Comfort. Sga-fpCd table Cars
pass ae-r 90 exposition grounds every ten minutes.
flor further information address Mrs. A. Z. CAHlLL,
Tie Breakers Ocean View. Va.
farZf-~ q Ira then II
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unTFI nhIFsTle The White House Of At
hSsEA Wn5GViis lantic City. Virginia Ave.
baths, &c SO up weekly. g W daily. SAMUEL
B. ELLIS ia-3dES51t
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HOTEL GLENSIDE

Oriental Ave and Beach One block from ocean;
large air. rooms; superior table; home comforts.
Reasonable rates. Booklet mailed. A. T.. GREENE.
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TIE BERESF0RD, N sss753 5.4 As'q 7raa
Beach. / BLOCK from Steel Pier. Appointments con-
plete Cuisine uuexcelled 50 20 SIS weekly.
CHARLES PEASE. ie5'-d6Sflt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-30

Entries for the horse show close to-
night Mr. Reginald Vanderbilt has nomi-
mated several competitors The list Of
horses viii not be announced until the
middle Of the week, but Manager Blitz
says that some OF the ribbon winners Of
the shows which have been held viii come
together here for judgment
The Washington herald., 1907-06-30

New York ave-. and the Beach. superior lncation;
spacious lawns and open surroundings c1Iacy, go
cial 8 10 SIS weekly; 8 20 8 daily. /. y. STICK
MY
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THE PENNHuRST

Atlantic City. y. j.. Michigan Ave. and Beach.
Open an the year. Steam heat. Elevator 70 street
level Booklet on application VA. H. HOOD.
iagd&S-3l
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mated several competitors. The list OF
horses viii not be announced until the
middle Of the week but Manager Blit2
says that some OF the ribbon winners OF
the shows which have been held viii come
together here for judgment
Miss Dorothy G. Curri.. Of Ha-erford
Pa. has the distinction Of being the first
woman bather to swim around the end Of
the Steel Pier. a feat which is discourag
ed by the life guards.
Il requires endurance as well as skill
and, besides, there is always the element
OF danger, even 10 good swimmers, In be-
| Ing caught in the strong Nyirl Of water
around the pier pilings. These are GOV
cred with barnacles. sharp and danger
GUS and once d bather is hurled agains
them, the injury is so severe as to render
| him helpless.
Miss Currie successfully made the trip
and she won a wager by 50 doing, and tn.
admiration Of many friends and onlook
| ers.
The weather is warming up the water
bathing is improving, and the summer
girl has come to life. just as pretty
smiling. and care-free as ever.
Late arrivals from Washington are:
Dennis-Mrs. J. c. Tasker, Mrs. ]. y
IIick. Mrs. A. Kayne, Mr. and Mrs. john
d. Sidney Miss Anna E Earle. Mrs
c. d. Earle Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. carson
Mr. and Mrs s. G. Comstock, Miss A. "
Barton.
Chalfonte-H W. Stokes. W. NJ
Parkes, D. T. Randall John r. Cochran
j. MCDOWELL. NJ. g. Cline. II. S. Belts. L
S. Voorhees,. Percy II. Walker, P. Hub
bard. DR.. Peter Fikeman. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence S. Ernest. Mr.. and Mrs. r. f
Ellwood. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Williams
Mrs. A. F. George, Mr.. and Mrs 4 c
! Hillison.
Haddon Hail.. W. Shea, Mrs Shea
Master Shea, Mrs. A F. Somerville. A. II
Healv. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Windel, Mr.
and Mrs. D. r. Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs
William Jones, Mrs. J. B. Kent and Mis-.
Kent, Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Sidney, Mrs. A. G
Ashton.
St. Charles-Mr. and Mrs A. G. Riley
Mrs. A. G. Riley. Master c. \. Riley
Mrs. A. G. Harler, Mr. and Mrs. T. Il
Jerry. N. c. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. T
Adamson, Mr. and Mrs k T. George
/ c. D. AXE Mr. and Mrs. T H. KLEIN. Nil
ton d. Newlan, Mr. and Mrs o. T. Ian
dis, and family
Charles H. Waltz, an official of tn,
/ Federal Railway Mail Service. is spending
few weeks here with Mrs. Waltz
/ Lieut.. Tunigo Camponi. a young Italian
naval officer, is spending a week at tn,
Brighton.
Rear Admiral c. Andrade, L. S. n. re
tired, is at the Marlborough.
/ Hon. E. E. Jackson. former governor o.
Maryland, accompanied by his son, ar,
noted guests at the Marlborough.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Jason
Mrs W. R. Jason, Mr.. and Mrs Ernes
lie. Dillingham;, Mrs. A. G.. Harper. Mr.
and Mrs. Claud A. Linton, Mrs c. &
/ Hail. Miss Elsie c. Hall. Mrs. c. D. Hall
/ Herbert W. Lattermore Mrs. A G. Lat
/ termore. Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Yousted, BIr
and Mrs Charles A. Demar, Miss A. T
Demar, Nelson A. Demar, Mr. and Mrs
Paul Q. Rider, James A. Gildebrant, Mr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-10
Estate Of John Koran.


Order Of Publication Of License.
STATE or VERMONT. District Of Manshes-
CT. SIS
81 III RENE INBRED that az session
1f the Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within ana Tor said District. on the 27th DAY
Of December a, d. 1900.
PRESENT: Hos W. B. EpqERTON, JUDGE
WHEREAS James Koran Administrator
OF the estate d John Koran, late ui Dorset,
IN said District deceased, has this day
presented 70 SAID Court his petition IN
writing setting forth that Il Will be necessary
10 sell all OF the real estate q SAID deceased
and also that Il viii be beneficial for all par
ties interested therein to sell the whole OF
the real estate OF said deceased, to wit. The
house ana lot In the village Of East Dorset
and being the home place OF the said lohn
H0ran, deceased ana therein making apnll~
cation 70 said Court tor license TO make such
sale
II IS ORDERED, That all persons interested
ia the estate OF said deceased be notified e
appear before said Court, al the Probate Of
nee IN Manchester, IN said District, on the
a3rd day Of Ian A y. 1907, By publication OF
this order, three weeks successfully previous
thereto, in the Manchester Journal a news
paper printed at Manchester aforesaid, TO
show cause, il any they may have, why said
license should not be granted
3o-3w W. u, EDOERION, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-10

do employers hire men and then
pay them what they think them worth
or do they fix salaries AMI then get
such men as they can TO 1T themr'
asked a young man who had been go
ing through the experience of changing
bis work. u won't try to answer my
question, but | viii tell you story,
called upon q manager 10 talk with
him about n place of responsibility
which | knew he had to offer lie
seemed taken with me and think had
his mind made mp TO employ me. Final
~ be asked me how much salary !
would expect.
~ should say about $3.50 a month,
| answered.
Immediately his face fell. I'm sor-
ry.' he said, but expect to pay $1,000
year. and want $1,000 man.
Good morning
From there went to inquire about
another place. Again seemed 10 suit,
and we got to the question of wages,
knew the firm was not In the habit
Of spending much money. If was to
get the position | must bid low, and
80 ! suggested S125 month
"T'm sorry was the reply, but we
emit pay more than 500. ] know
you're worth more and the work Is
worth more, but we haven't got the
money TO spend, that's all Good
morning. New York Post
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Steering the Shin.

The work Of steering great ship
even with the aid of modern machin
cry, Is much more delicate than on,
would imagine. The larger and faster
the ship the greater is the difficulty
IT IL not enough TO hold the wheel Ii
the same position to keep the ship Oh
her course, for the wind and waves
and the currents Of the ocean tend
constantly 10 knock the ship off her
course. Tho great wall Of steel 0for
the hull may be 700 feet long and sixty
feet high offers broad target for
the wind and waves. The art IN steer
ing is TO humor the ship to these forces
and when she Is DETECTED bring her
back quickly to her course. II you
could watch the pinnacle, especially
In bad weather, you would see the
needle OF the compass constantly shift
ing from side TO side. which means
that the great steel prov is not going
forward In a perfectly straight line
Francis Arnold Collins In st. Nicholas
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Henry Town and wife we're Is
nsnby fur a wces rercuiy
We alnots bad 8 grs6u Mes icas
William Casey il doug hlg hua
ness in toNn this winter We don
kuoW whss The i0Wn iolks would hag'
,Benc 4 b. bad no4 moved Ia. ~ be- Z
a. husy ~ q bees
Pearl Haskins gave = New Year
dsnce and everything moved ~ pleas
autly
M Bacon bns loaded . ear with
dry bark
cory Wright is woTking Ia Ben
uIugtun.
Glles Bacon il working for Cd,
Parker hrotbcs nov
-. Wymsn II Manchester Depo'
was ID town Tuesday. looking over The
railroad track
Ina Cole j. lsmc again after hay
ing been gone ilrr--, months
Mrs. Mary Nelson Is 0n the slei
list with hard ceid
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BuLELEY's STRING or FAMOUS
RACE HORSES.
Fast Animals nox CHARTERED on Oh
Gilman Property al Blaei
Peek.

Fcs people arr swars thai there -
IN Bridgeport Al the preseui time one
q ils largest stables u isOiiiDg horses
Is Tie state isui u 10 a fact yasi the
same. and the owner u that Stable y
Is. A. Balklfy.
W. Bulkley's string o. borses . now
hoas,.d Is the Gilman barns on ihc old
Gilman property IN Black Rock. You
could hardly 6nd more suitable spot
ior ihe bone q the equine srisloernts
inai Mr Balkiey has gathered IN his
stable h. the number ~ ~.
The siar IL ,bc bunch is that clever
campaigning mare, NAhms, uith 3
record ~ 2l4i-l How much is she
worthf Wei. il would take pretty
good block u Bridgeport real estate
10 hay her
Only thus morning man walked
into the stables over there, and after
booking over The lot be just stayed by
Nahna.
~ Nill give you $1,000 for her and
commence 10 pay right of, said The
man.
But M. Bulkley could not see t..
he thinks there Is great deal more
than THAI IN the mare and he expects
she will do more than earn her salt IN
the tfotilug campaign that will start
ii when the robins nest again.
Bat at that MAMMA is not the only
pebble ON the beach There is Little
Miss. who has stepped faster to record.
The figure hung up opposite her name
90 the books is2l2 Ia. II is not such
an awful sight Of years ago that that
vas the record for the land The mare
can DO better than that they say
Then there is Raflles, who looks as
though be could steal a beat as sliekly
~ the distinguished gentleman whose
name he bears used 10 lift diamond
necklaces from the pockets Of ducb-
esses. Rallies has Travelled mile IN
.2.l6l.i for record and be is still com
ing on. Ira Ban Jr is another good
one with record Of 2.l6 IA. He can
make the dust fly on the road.
There are still other good things IN
the stable. some of them 10 be uncov-
cred one Of these days when there Is Il
good stake 10 be landed. Among these
might be mentioned Village Boy, Half
Moon, Quarter Moon and Creator. The
stable is particularly sweet on Creator
and much is expected of him when he
gets down to business.
Frank Burgess is the driver and
trainer for Mr.. Buckley and he is one
of the best in the land. He had very
successful season last year and he is
now preparing TO conquer other fields
in the season that is 10 come. Burgess
has had lots Of experience in handling
horses and he knows good thing
when he takes up the reins over the
green ones. ~ Bridgeport CT. Even
ing Post.
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sArE. srRr AZ sprrnY


No external remedy ever yet devised
has 80 fully and unquestionAbly me,
these three prime conditions a. success,
fully as Allceck's Plasiers. They are
safe because they contain no deleieri.
Gus drugs and are manufactured upon
scientific principles Of medicine. They
arr sure because nothing goes into
them except ingredients which are ex.
acily adapted 10 The purposes for which
= plaster Is required. They are speedy
IN their action because their medicinal
qualities 60 right 10 their work ~ re
heying pain and restoring the natnral
and healthy performance ~ the func.
ilons - muscles, nerves and ska.
Allcpckis plAsiers nfe the original
aud genuine porous piAsiers, and, like
most mcggiorsous articles, have been
extensively Unlisted. therefore always
make sure and get the genuine All.
cocks
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Green Cut Bone for Poultry.

During the freezing weather We cut
up great many tons Of green bone
and meat. There is nothing better for
poultry. Price $3.50 per barrel of 300
pounds. at which price we prepay
freights 10 almost any station. Atthis
price cash must accompany order. Re.
init at our risk by check. postal money
order, express money order or regis
tered letter, Carroll S. Page, Hyde
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Estate OF Anthony L. Harrington.

The Pfotaie Court FOR { ? District Of Nan.
chester.
To all persons interested In the estate Of
Anthony t. Harrington, late OF Westminster
Worcester county Mass deceased
GREETING.
BY the authority Of the State OF Vermont
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate Office In
Manchester in said District, on the goth day
OF January a. . rs0r, 60 oirow cduSe, u
any you have, why the account Of James
S. Harrington, Administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased should not be allowed, and also
why the residue OF the said estate should moi
be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Manchester, in said district, this
90 day Of January A. ID, 1907.
W. B. EDGERTON, Judge.
37-3W.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF JUDGES.
Where Those Of Supreme and COun.
tyC0urts will Preside this Year.

The assignments of the judges of the
supreme and county courts for the yea
under the new Judiciary law will be as
follows:
Supreme court, general terms al
Montpelier, January s, May Z, October
/. Special term at st, Johnsbury
February IL; at Rutland, November
~; al Brattleboro, November 10.
COUNTY COURTS.
Chief Judge Newfoundland Isle,
january s. Franklin, March 6; Ben
nington, June 1; Windham, September
10.
Judge Powers-0rleans. March q;
Orange, June 4; Chttenden, Septem-
Der 1.
Judge Washington, March u;
Caledonia, June 4; Orleans, Septem-
Der I; Essex. October L.
Judge Waterman Rutland, March g.
windsor, June 4, Washington, Sep
TENDER 10.
Judge Hall--Chttenden, March 6:
Lamoille, June 4; Grand Isle, August
-; Rutland. September 4.
Judge Taylor Essex, March 70
Windham, April .; Addison, June 4
Franklin. September 4.
The reporter of decisions is John w.
Redmond Of Newport, and on the ex-
aiming committee for admission 10
the bar this year will be Frederick s.
Plat of Poultney, Roger w. Hulburd
Of Hyde Park, Edwin c, Mower of
Burlington, Edward H. Deayitt of
Montpelier, w. A. Dutton Of Hard
wick and c. c. Fits Of Brattleboro.
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Commissioners Notice.
Estate of STAFFORD n. WEST.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon Probate Court, for the District
Of Manchester, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against
Spahord H West. late Of Dorset
in said District, deceased. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose OF examin.
ing and allowing said claims at the late resi-
dence of deceased, in Dorset, on the
,rd day Of July, 1907 from one O'Clock
P. NJ until four O'Clock P ~ Of said day
and that six months from the ord day Of
January, A. d. 1907, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance
Dated at Dorset, this ord day Of January
A. d. 1907,
GEO, NJ WILLIAMS, | comb.
WM. ]. HOLLEY. ~o'' D
Augusta M West and Ernest H. West
AdmrS., Dorset, VI.
36-sw.
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Estate of John M. Baldwin.

STATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchest-
er, SIS,
Tho Probate Cont for he District Of Man
CHESTER
To all persons interested In the estate OF
John ~ Baldwin, late Of Sandgate, in said
District, deceased
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court at the Probate Office in
Manchester, in said District, on the 23rd day
OF Jan. A, d. 1867, to show cause II any
you have, why the account Of Ray Bentley,
Administrator OF the estate Of said deceased,
should not be allowed and also why the
residue OF said estate should not be diStribu-
ted to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Manchester in said district, this
a6th day Of December A D. 1900
W B. EDGERTON, Judge.
36-5w.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-10

SHAKE OFF THE GRIP of your old
enemy, Nasal Catarrh, by nsing Ely's
Cream Balm. Then will all the swell
ing and soreness be driven out of the
tender. inilamed membranes. The fits
Of sneezingwill cease and the discharge,
ms offensive TO Others as to yourself
will be cured when the causes that pro
duce it are removed. Cleanliness, com
fort and health renewed by the use Of
Cream Balm. Sold by all druggists for
80 cents, or mailed by Ely Bros, 81
Warren Street. New York.