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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12

of the class it was intended to benefit
ferred to the various state oranges
on the ground that it was not desired
by the women of the land. The clos
ing of the Worlds fair on Sunday was
favored, as was also the election Of
United States senators by direct vote
of the people. A proposition favor
ing the management of highways by
the national government was reject
ed, and action taken favoring liberal
expenditure by state legislation for
better condition Of public thorough
fares.
A report was adopted favoring the
establishment of farmers saving and
loan associations, and a committee
appointed to Investigate the subject
and furnish information. The plan
proposed is practically the same as
that already in successful operation
in cities and villages. The two OBJ
iects TO be attained are the encourage
ment of small savings, and the loan
ing of money thus invested to those
who have already become coutribut-
ors to the association. There was no
tinkering with the constitution and
no changes made in the ritual No
session Of the national grange has
ever adopted policy that will be
more generally endorsed by the peo-
pie of the country than that just clos
ed.
The sessions for comforting the high
er degrees were the most notable in
the history Of the order, and the en-
blematical work Of the seventh de-
those who were competent to pass
judgment upon it. The citizens of
Concord were unbounded in their
hospitality, which was fully appreci
ated by the visiting members, and all
left for their homes with the highest
regard for New Hampshire in general
and Concord in particular. This
meeting will prove a great incentive
to grange work throughout New Eng
land, and its influence will be felt for
has gained another point in advertis
ing her grand scenery and generous
hospitality in way that will attract
the attention of the leading people |
the country. Probably
no previous gathering ever contribut
ed more to the welfare of our state by |
the favorable influence exerted in va
rious ways, and it will be many. years
before we shall have the honor of |
again welcoming within our borders
a more worthy and elevating organ
ization than the national grange. =
Concord Statesman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12

Gov. Fuller is making a tour for the
inspection of the State institutions,
and organizing the State boards. We'd
nesday he visited the States prision
at Windsor, accompanied by the board
of trustees, and reappointed all the
old officers. Thursday he met the
board of directors of the Waterbury
asylum to consider routine matters
and the erecting of the additional
buildings for which an appropriation
was made by the Legislature. Plans
will be submitted at the next meeting.
Friday he went to Rutland to inspect
the House of Correction with the
trustees. He has not yet determined
upon the successor to Mayor Haselton.
who declines to serve on the board.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12
PROTECTION GAINS.

Now we cite Iowa, the hotbed of
Prohibition, fertile field for Farm
ers' Alliance theories and one of the
| greatest agricultural States in the
| West. The campaign was there fought
for Protection and was well managed.
What is the result? A popular ma
jority of 10000 for Harrison and a
Congressional delegation of five Re-
publicans and six Democrats chang
ed into delegation of ten Republi
cans and one Democrat. We have
returned to the vicious condition of
1888 and Protection is indicated.
Now let us cite Massachusetts, the
birthplace of Mugwumpery, Tariff
Fsreformn and the industrial center of
New England. There the campaign
was managed ably "a nd was fought on
Protection lines. What is the result?
Harrison received $4,000 plurality;
the Congressional delegation is chang
ed from five Republicans and seven
Democrats to ten Republicans and
three Democrats, and the Legislature
is more solidly Republican than it has
been in a dozen years.
North of Mason and Dixon's line
Republicans now have 81 Congressman
and the Democrats have 116. On the
4th of March next the Republicans
will have 1913 Congressman from the
same districts and the Democrats 81.
The great Northern tier of States,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, has
changed it's Democratic Congressional
majority of IS into Republican Con-
gressional majority of 81. This is the
result of campaign of education, and
it shows that the Republicans have
everything to hope for, that Protection
is fast recovering from it's defeat of
1890; that it is gaining ground every
where in the Northern States where
intelligence is the greatest and where
manufacturing industry and highly
developed agriculture are the means
of livelihood. They are the sources
of three fourths of our total annual
product and they represent three
fourths of the consumers of the coun-
try. If they approve Protection Re-
has little to fear.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12
CYCLONE E.!

Cyclone passed over Barton to-day, Nov. 18th. and
completely wiped out of sight the former prices on Geo
H. Davis entire stock of Ladies' Misses and ChiIdrens
JACKETS. ULSTERS, CAPES AND REFERS.
And the gentle Zyphyrs Whistling through our
The state herald., 1892-05-13
wsYslDE GLEANINGs.

Enron HERALD. Agreeable to prom,
ise We anbmt iOw notoa. cuilod iron
memory " our late trip TO Bonldci
whore iho thirteenth annual encnmp.
'no"i o. 4. r. md ninth annual conyen-
iion o' W. r. q. Dept, Of Colorado ant
Nyo. wefe IN Besslon. Leaving IIolyok,
on Friday, April %, We naturally tool
obsefvnilNus Of the agricultural pros
peeiA un our route, which We found tc
be nn mole favorable than In our oxr
county 81 Phillips 4 llshing party wnl
angling nlCurhs Lake and as our tram
stopped itS dinner the jolly .Mrs. Fitz,'
aa hcr iioyoko iIends eaii her, lcf; her
roi anu slnng OF lli and came in "a
greet Tho Costello party on thoir way tu
Kansas. Neonyicl her her sport ind
lonRod for,hO day when HoiYoke Lake
may ir mere than visionary scheme Of
foH oniluslasii like myself A lady
came ahoa1i who bar been u missionary
TO China bflvohly ychra and Ia nov
working W her own land In the intercat
oi the wonan'l Foreign Mission Society.
Wh,le uotvemlng with her sl.o looked
soineShni blank III vo gently intimnied
our belief lin, "ihefe IL more home
mission wak than tho average Amtti
ean woman ia willing 10 perform A
Tow hours rest ni llolliogo aud vs spoi
onward Arl daylight revealed olr fnl
'irs Of ua Republican valley with tbs
fitet OF 'ii' sane nnmc winding like a
silver ihfe'J, irincei with grand old
trees, ani dton quite nefr the track. for
acme DISTANCE after the Colorado line 10
passed fAe towns of oxford. Cam
bridge, Anpahoc. indihuo.a nnd Ne
Cook ar" ipfly located aud thplr church
aud school adyanlnspa speak yalumrs to
the pasalhgtoudsi Tho country about
Numa aud Aaron Is much like that IT
the ffehohNan valley, and a, ~. Nor
gan no ha'lpar llfsi WOW Of irrigation
by dhcl'sH pna large rcile. Here, also,
hfo eAious,u lirlla of alfalfa looking
rank aud ENen. Aban, slk o'clock tho
grand ola iocl;ica and the snowy range
lonmrd IN eight snl our emotions about
lhaa-i1'r4-'iI'56 better imagined than
'lcrrfihrd lifos peals, - miles 10 the
s1nthu utai nt,nrd hol tNtnty miler
hWa1 neiihef do the foot bills, rigiug
nohhsAcat " Dopyef, acein more than
good waik AtIaie bieahfani, but nfo 10
reality tueiW ni'ea distant, On ehiff.
ing iha city Riverside cemetery, With
iiH huhlfe'i oI Ffa,sy mounds ~ rasspd.
anl lratinPlhu magnificent tnion De
pos oI Stone and running tho gauntlet
of torifsra harhmen. hotel runnefn
nhd hll Was 90 Wefe soon comfortably
h9inieiied NJ Hotel Clifton which wan
our plea1inlliomn dnring onr hiny 10 onf
busy me'islolia, f5aflHg % obimdo
upon tho iithhps fpaee. what We saw
hnl hsari u huuWf aad boulder, We
leave lif ns'eaf plo-t L II. q.
The state herald., 1892-05-13
BEACEIvlLLE.

buf' RilIenbarg 10 building soddy.
I. a, Boucher Of s.46 is working5 !.
Sscrr 'lcgo ..,.... ~
/Mfs. pe'er was visiting her daughter
MIS- II A Trego, last Tuesday. Z
"rhsy Clark is preparing TO put q
wen aoen on his claim. We understand
'ha' y. q. Bevard has the job.
H. h'Nason left last week for n six
weeks VIsit to his old homo in Sommcr-
SET county, Penn. John Jenkins has
charge y bis place during his absence.
<fAelh schcol election held in this vi
csn'ty Monday OF last week tho fol-
Iovins GERS werc elected: District No
q usosRes. Trego, secretary. A lie vote
being c'st for president, special meet
ing Is called for May IL, to elect u presi-
dent. bsirict No. A, John Crater. pres
lden'. l. II. Mason, Secretary. District
No. - larry sprague, secretary.
OLD MISERY.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Robert Packard ns1 wiie .Av.sf--uTi'- q
farm near NeN Hartford, Iowa. nfn Tho
pAfsnls n tnenty mine living children.
Tho eldest. mha fufiy nine Years Old. T.
married abd lives 30 farm sdiplnins
the parental homestead, lilo oih5f
tNsn yseishi hte single ahd live At hanie,
Only pae u Tho family II n gill The
frst birth was tihRle one. but Tho neat
li,e produced iHpleL The others upie
seis u taina, The 'pauf, ~ child Ia -
ritl sixteen ,esrs old Logan couhiy
Ai,ou,t,
hay, Nie, s9 faf aa He ate concerned.
sea ran hsye tie champions beli for
telling a biH oue iiui. roy, hadn't sou
hiisf iisaft ihat ovaf alainl II ig8hr
90 HHafl DECO a.ta ii tle riuri
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Attention, Owners and Fanciors of
Fine Horses. We have brought from
the east the Trotting Stallion. Judge
Drury, Jr., and viii stand him for service
the coming season at our ranch on sec.
20-9-43, Phillips county. Colo. Judge
Drury is iive-year-old Bashaw Of fine
speed and endurance and is a matchless
beauty in harness. He is horse OF
wonderful power, stands l6la hands high
In color dark seal brown, almost black
and possesses some of the best blood in
America. Terms, 9l5 to insure with foal
S25 to insure colt TO stand up.
LEONARD Bios. Amherst, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-05-13
II. L. 1rpaos, ReRiaier.

"whisperings of ffua Love" ualss. BY
Fischer, author of tho popular "i,o 'ins
Farewell" Caprice, Is ono ~ tho most
fascinating sui delightful wnltsss ever
published. THIS ia pur candid opinion.
and tha, ~ some u our experienced mud
beat piano teachers. II ia me-, diilicnlt,
though brilliant, oareialiy fingered, aud
Just the pieea for players Il moderate
attachments Nhp wish something that
stall display facility ai caccu,ion Pfire
spe, ignas Fischer. publisher. 'rolclle,
ohio.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

7 "keop in dc middle oh de road The
town council has lad shade iroos set out
on the sireela OF the town and i, is very
desirable that tcamsters should not
drive across the lots, bu. coniino them-
selves 20 tho slroois and alleys. II may
take you Few more minutes TO drive
around, but II is necessary Tor the pro-
lection OF tbs shade trees aud tho gcner-
al appearance Of tho iown that you do
a.,
The state herald., 1892-05-13

The Bussell Mill on tho Frenchmau
~ miles southeast of Lamar, Neh., has
been remodeled to full roller nil and
now makes straight grade OF ilonr, no
patent taken out. Farmers como and
see us aud we will give you square
deal. Bussell Mill Co.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

The town council. AT their meeting
last week. teoS action thEt will give Ia
somc new siia walk. a walk will DO
boil, from later Ocran Avenue u the
n. y. Church. tho walk on tho wcs, tiIe
q Inter Ocean Avenue will be extended
two bloclgs south and walk built two
blocks west from that point. 4 walk
will nlso be laii two blocks wost from
the present terminus Of the walk ON In
ter Ocean Avenue. This is a good moYo
for these walks were much needed.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

br'gN) people nrc the quickest to REQ.
oen'ze good thing md buy Il. We sell
io,s oil trlght people tho Little Early
hlsers' lfyou are not bright these pills
VIII maze You SO. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-05-13
unIlrd statea I.and onlce. slnrllnn,

United States Land onice, Sterling,
Colo, May 9TH. isis.
j. II. Painter, Esl. iiolYolo. Colo,
Sin.-By instructions jus, received
FROM the lion. Commissioner. General
Land Office, Washington, ID. C., sny per.
aon dosiiinf 10 commute their timber
culture entry. under act March sri i.ai,
aill he required TO publish noiIee Of
i.Slr ilis;...yss - .. i.u. ..sanAn...' ..l ls
Id and Prescription eascs. no mnt,ef
what ,asy be the date OF the original en-
tg. v.fy respectfully
II. Il. 1fuaos, neRiaisr.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

HoRS,s p.sr,,Rrn for hoc nor montl,
/ 900 ncyc pnstnre. nlenty ri wa,er crass
and salt No danger Of borses gpttina
cat by bnrbeJ wjyc in n larse nast,,re
Bring Sour hores to Hoiyoke and / will
take THIN to pasture. L.C.WrTnERBEE.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Tie buffalo sd is being turned under
in Phillips eeBn,y nj lively rate The
farmers ate putting N th. lamsF, nefa
age n eFspa this season that Tho county
has ever hai
The state herald., 1892-05-13

WMfsp,-Cattle to herd with my
cattle tbs summer. The bes, of nasture
and ple,ty Of grass, Terms 20 cts per
head pc month or 81 per head Tor six
Oso,n l,prao
The state herald., 1892-05-13

L. I. Gillett spcnt few days in Hol-
yoke this week. He is railway mail clerk
between Salida and Durango and has re-
comfy returned from thirty day pleas
ure trip through CALIFORNIA, Oregon and
Washington.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

vii Altefshanlt oiened hIs eiRrf iar.
ief, iast sesk IN iislyuke aud is nov
prepared 10 furnish iifsi elaaa smokers
~ ihs iuyef af the eesl. uiTe him
tan, iiainihasa,
The state herald., 1892-05-13

n u Painiaf. 80 t-iliaf'a father, atop
pei nii lllls utek fof visit ai llalj alic
an hia va, % t.a iiafps, ill, from isna
Angeles, ~. sl,efa ha spanl tho win
The state herald., 1892-05-13

iinw about that proposed lake. Arc
the business men oi the town Eulns 20
make move 10 ssenta ~ Don't 10,
The enthusiasm dc ou,.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Read tts nea al u q. ". Garland 10
THE issns. lia is sgebt for Tho relebm.
led liuia, Ihfeslef aBi EnRlne aud haa
lhs ieuilofy II Western Nabia'ka aud
raainin Colorado
The state herald., 1892-05-13
LocalLore.

II ls our purpose to note the arrival AMI de-
pariurc Of all guests TO our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors 10 inform us of the fact
Local news item. are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1892-05-13
HAXTuN.

VINO @ys no moisture in Colorado?
"a o'Fhday surprise at Bainbridge's
Monday
Aioet' Edwards went to Sterling last
week ahj filed ona homestead.
mr' James Hicks, bro,her-in-luw Of
JACK hevf, came from Iowa, last week,
to1seltle in opr con,,rv
Il. a. 'hnghton lost a valuable brood
marc 'a't Saturday
MON, scoil's bronchos ran away Sun
uay' lie loss Of one line was al the
damage done.
The state herald., 1892-05-13
DIRECTORY.
nj. Il. Churs,l,.

l,rsarttrg. cycSy s,n'lss s.:.ss....ins 1t 70
and cvcning at go. and prayormceting each
Wednesday, evening nj 6:ao. mountain time
i W. l.. HALEY, Pastor.
Sunday school every sunday morning at
ESho close of public service
j. II. PAINTER, snpt.
W. L. JOHNSON, Asst.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Mrs. L. II. Patton, Rockford. Illinois,
''stsren. rSss q, s~e.,al eA5Nr;dkcet ]
can recommend De Wits Sarsaparilla,
u cure for impure blood and general do
bility." City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

VS.. Wilson, locsi sdi,or of the Lo-
gan County Advocate, and Charley Don
Carlos, Of the Sterling Land Ollice,spcnt
fcw hours IN Holyoke. Saturday be-
tween Trims. Tho Holyoke boys gave
tbom a WARM deception N,nl escorted
them around TO SEQ the sights OF the
city. Como down again, boys when you
can stay longer.
The state herald., 1892-05-13
YR &C C. IS M Is. yTT ON.

pleasure pamg to the people OF Pho county that sa
the 18Th OF
aal Fancy Ware, Glass Ware Stone
c lIoyokc Colorado and believing that tho interest of
buyer and the only and ac to do cn
to exceed 30 days Time We shall hereafter mike financial
OF concerned goods
The nllnMin arca Enw Of chnr
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Z Mics i.ose rfies. who has been Welt
Inc Tor samn time with her sister. Mis-
gearRo cla,kof liolyoks, returned 10
her home In Nebraska. Wednesday.
The state herald., 1892-05-13


List your land with Whitney irwin.
California huney at W, r. Shamp 4
Cos.
30 ihs of peaches for sl.o0 at c. j. sla-
ter Il Co.'S.
Whitney Irwin sold two quarters OF
land last week.
Catholic services on May 18th, by Rev.
A. Faber.
J.B. Gordon came down from Denver
yesterday.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by G.
Varney.
l have some hogs and pigs for sale Oh
sec 22.S45. Elmer Trcgo
H.yRs ,wap. s2 Epy 4epur4 Or 'ecl call
and see us. Lohse Bros. -
Give Whitney Irwin a call before buy
ing lard.
Come to Phillips county II you want
to secure n homo.
For good flour at reduced prices, go to
c, Varney.
Bring in your wheat and we will give
you flour for 1t. L.hse Bros.
Read the proclamation Of c. j. Slater
Il Co., in this issue.
Buy yonr machine oils of II G. Tay-
l,r, Amherst, Colorado.
Holyoke now has cigar factory that
can furnish iirst-class cigars.
For painting, staining and vanishing
neatly done, call on IL. j. johnson
For paper hanging and kalsomining
artis,ically done, call on IL. j. johnson.
For fresh groceries, go to the old rcli
abio store OF 4. Hyatts.
Lettuce, onions radishes and sweet po-
tatoes at W. II. Shamp Il Co.'S.
The prospect for big small grain
crop in this county never was better.
Go 10 +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. SO
-
The state herald., 1892-05-13
NOTICE.

Nc,icc is hereby gwen that the next
regular teachers examination will be
held in the Office Of County SuperlnieE
den, in Holyokc. Colo, May ~, aud %.
lsoa, commencing at 9 o'clock. central
time, ON the morning OF the 27th.
CnAs. u. TinnERLAgE, Co. Supt
The state herald., 1892-05-13

T T. 4. pshiaifr hns been appellate |
tiiy attorney. 1his ia good SELECTION
aai ,if prmpsief siil perform tho dn
'ias ~ 'i. rfi-a IN d inahhef aa'i4iAe
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Prices Of Phillips county lands are
gradually going mp aud the man who
wants 10 secure bargain In land must
buy aoun.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Mfa, illanveii and Mrs. sAstoh took
the tfpin Tuesday Tor Chicago where
Ira lllauyeli gees Tor medical, .,ss-.-
rient
The state herald., 1892-05-13

'""'' oIolli ard set cf toWese
Tho stc,ion men woro h.l,;n, ,,o
aSsh' "egh heavy box Of fruit trocs
oa'ufaas and John Warren failed TO get
Out o' ne wny Ola crovbnr and received
q very "Ni sniasifdn three o. his toes.
a Rieat limo at BainbridSe'a Monday.
How do YOU like IN ,o c,o,,,d J,os
Better 10 "a ont J,e wh.-o ,,or. 80
many gteres
o"r section foreman C. Belmont, Is
going 20 leave Mia positio, ,,1 -, an h;s
'n'h' eio'e 10 Amherst. lie expects to
move tbs week.
John Adler eome bo,n. From c.,o,,
City last Thrlsjay
SoMg ONr
The state herald., 1892-05-13

f.isa truth Ia tneiirins thA, iha
smallest ds,sa that performs ihs rafr 10
the hest, ps wnfs Little l.afiy liisafs
ate N. saslu>t pills, uill nsfidfm the
enfp and arr the beet. Cliy Drug htpfe,
ws arr agents fef the White mud TN
iaa Assiag Machines, Cali sud sea us
before ha,ine ". u iihsnp 4 ,'e.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

I There is no. .bss( ss.fisa n che west
for flour mill thar Holyot.. We have
larger Territory q spod productive
land to draw trads hpm than any other
town within one huhdrssl miles of us,
and this lnnd L vsry dlficult to beat in
the productionof whsat.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Patrick Costello. foreman of the Hol-
yoke round houss, hes been given po-
sition at Lined, Neh., and Frank Ha-
I'D RIp1 ,fab,, takes the po-
49, = ~ = llaccN :, -
yoke. r. +
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Granville Pendleton, of Yuma, district
attorney, was in attendance upon dis
trict court at uolyoke this week. He
performs the duties of that Office In =
manner most satisfactory 70 the general
public. sa6f
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Il \. HoslSins lefl iIolYokc last Sat.
n"lav Tor Cripple Creek where he OK
pecis 10 rcmnln some time.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Land Bnyera, call at Whitney Twins
Office and hc will show you over the
earutry free Of charge.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

A thoroughbred sl,or. horn -bsll for
,ale. \ D. Upton.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

j. =. clrlani, Of Denver, was in liol
yoke this seek on bdsinesa He has a
run ont Of Denver as railway mail clerk.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Aitstney J. A. Bopham and Judge ".
I. stdlioh of Akron were In Ilolyokc on
legal business cue day this week.
no rain maker need apply while ihis
section oi country Is treated 10 such
heavy rnina M Il has had within the last
week.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

4 Illinois has $40 niIliopaircs, the larg-
est number of any state in the union,
California next with l63 and Connecti-
cut third with ssvsuty-nine. According
TO the New York Tfisune not more than
one-fourth OF the nlllionaires OF the
country have amazsed their fortunes in
protected industriss.-Omaha Bee. 4
The state herald., 1892-05-13

4 u. / NJ. special with number Of
tie officials OF tho road stopped over
last night In Iiolyoke.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Gail aud see cur ilne now stock oi
glass ware ard que' rs ware, Igs, re
ociy,d. ". H. shamp & ca.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

The prospect for big small grain
crop in this county never was better.
The state herald., 1892-05-13
.. ". Doareur. the leweler, has mini

Go 10 e. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 50
The state herald., 1892-05-13

List your land with Whitney Irwin.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Gc support tho nom.nces OF the Hcpubii-
can Conventions every time.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Lettuce, onions radishes and sweet po
tatoes at W. Il. Shamp Il Co'a.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

= Phillips county Is rapidly getting 10
the front az an agricultural aud stock
rnising county.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

For paper hanging and kalsomining
artis,ically done, call on IL. j. johnson.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Dick Buchanan and Frank Smith OF
Sterling were in Holyoko on business
yesterday.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

For fresh groceries, go to the old rcli
ablo store OF A. Hyntt's.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

Entered at the postoficc ut Hoiyolc, COZ
cord class mail matter.
The state herald., 1892-05-13

\. Hyatt is still selling iiiIt.ciase gro
ceries, cheaper than the cheapest. Give
hun u call.