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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-02
NurIoE oF SALE OF ZEAL Es1A1r.

NOTICE 49, llEUEHH GIVEN, THAT BY
- virtue " the power Hnd authority con
tai.el in thu last will and testament ~ ElAm
,,ulllh tlon' dte asrd, tho undersigned eNecu.
w WI SET ~ private sale subject 30 com.
ulm.ulu hT mo Probate court in aud for
nal lake County Utah Territory, the follow.
w. described real properly. t1.wit Com.
,h,guolnE 10 point twenty 90 rods east from
tn' ,snulnWest corner " Lot three tll
IN Block zone A" ual OF the ayt
,, llat "a, blg Field survey. and running
H'H,e tgsl Three tal rods thence North
utn' Anu seven ionths $500 fodH, thenco
ppSSs Three lN ,rodfl thence south
L'tut ana even Tent1 Is 400 rods 10
llaeo Of beginning. siuI lci IN Salt Lake
,nunlN Utah Territory. Iorma. cash ION
~ cent on acceptance of hid. balance on con.
hFhauon VI sale uy Probate Court
has ln Wrlllng addressed 10 the undor-
s,tntli caro- " lsaaC N. Waddell, room 3is
=, ,.lhlgs binding, SAT- lake CITY. salt Lake
Snunlt. lph louit0ry, up 90 the iflh day of
~ tmltrl ttHl on or after which SAID dAy.
anu az tnll place, said property VIII DO sold.
JAMES JOHNSTON,
EXEC 9lof ~ The last viii and testament Of
liam luddngton, deceased
dated october uth. 1884
MAppLLL& ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate
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In the District Court ln and Tor the rtira
County o' SAT- Lake


Sarah Kahn, plainuf.
Va
John II Dolan. Narosia Doian bis VITA
A.beri H9Dinsor, aud Japo boo uobi-son
The People u Toe Territory Of Utah a,nt
ffocung b. john NJ. Uoan and NarraiIs
Dolan, hs VIE Nhert j. Hohlnspn aud jams
Doe Robinson bic wife. dofendanta.
NroU ARE HEREBY UEouItEp 10 ap
a pear tu m uruiu brought aalinft YOU
BY The aHuvr name % Iiufins ln the ItHtuct
Court OF ihc 1hifd judicial bftrIct Of the
Igfutury % fHu .uI tu Huswcr tho ccmu amt
q ID therein within zen days IuHc.usiYo "a Inc
day Of fsrvicel sitter the serves on you Of tHis
eHmmons-if served within THIS c0unty Or 4
served out this comfy but in this District,
within twenty AYE othe wise vllnn f1rig
dhyt-er iudEmeni ~ Dc auIt Vim " talea
hsaiaas lou. according 70 tue pfaysr q saii
Thssiid action IL rou httoh,ve drmsnt
hgairst defendants 10. en- in che sum ~ $500.
u interest a. iO per cent per aunum ium
with nterrlt from MU :, i1l. Tor SIS ii Win
interest from NAY lg is1L tor go %, with tn.
tefrst from june .. it1i. all 10 pee cent per
costs oi suit alleged 10 DO do on q esfiiin
pfumlHsafs note executed 10y urfrHdHuts
10 an o. piaintn June ., i'li. tor 81 o. with
tote est a. in per cut ttf aunuma-almu UrHH
due and wholly unpai cave Che sum N 800
interest and uUiur secured bF mHr saFr nf
even date on pre- fcs hClcnaftrr dcstiibH.i,
executed by defendants - Ian to plainun'
execution Of taii morEafc, conveyed % lo.
frudaut tlbtri j. HiuuiuHuu. subject 20 lion Of
said mortgage 10 have tue usua' decree uI TINS
court Tor the sale ~ SAID pFumiHra HdiuiFiuE
that rscseda 10 suci aAltbt aUpHo1 on plys
mrnt N amounts duu a. shove, that HcfeHd
ante and ail uertlns claiming under che pc Nc
barrel ant fnrreluaed ui ail 20 ga or equity II
redemption in taii premises. Hnd f1r other
fcutf sad premises HrH dCtrrIhod aa y lows.
~ wis Al % lots numnutei from . DO q 90.
elusive, and bong hl Che luta couuriaIna
TO ans Huhd VISION ~ part OF block ~ Hlat
A. tivc Aero llaL NiE fluld survey excepting
lots Do auH % Of satt subdivision. % situate 10
SAT- lake tiir and County uuh
Ana you ire hereby moulded mat N Yuu fali 10
appear and answer tho sid complaint above
rtqu rcd che satt ulaiuun Will apply 90 tho
court for Che 70 iui demanded therein
Mitnyfs, tho Hon sumucl a. Merritt iud e.
ami the seal ~ the District Court "
the Third Judicial District In and
tsrALl for the iefr tory Of utih, thia ittn
day ofinlY. iu tuo year of our Lord
one thousand cifnt huudrrd aud
ninety four.
DAVID DuNuAE. CLERK.
ny GRO D. LOCUS. Deputy CIofk
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good SOIL They will mako bulbs that
will flower the second ycnr When any
throwing away Of bulbs is 70 be- done,
let 70 be the old ones, a. tho now ones
always give the hest flowers. II pos.
Fihlc, do not return TO che same soil In
planting more frequently ihhn once in
five years In light soil cover the bulbs
four inohes. in heavy soil. two inches
In cultivaiing do not work d'rp 10
disturb Che roots is 10 materially iniur8
the flowers as well ~ the now bulba
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Tho first planting may DO done ne
foon as the ground Is ready, and for q
succession ovcry two weeks until tho ist
Of July. The bulbs should bo taken up
three weeks after their flowers have
been cut and kept in a ccol, dark room
away from frost Carefully save tho
bulblot.. and plaut tho saiaa as peas In a
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED IRRl
CATION COMPANY.

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders uf tho North Point
Consolidated Irritation Company, viii be held
AZ ksom No, p, 10 the cullen Hotel Second
south street, SAT- Lake tliy, Utah Territory
ON Monday, November l2th, 1884,, at 2 o'cloet
y, NJ, 70 hear tho annual reports, tn elect "a
board OF directors for tho ensuing year and 10
Iaussot such other business ~ may lie mon
crly brought before the meeting
BAIT Lake Niy, Utah october 22nd. lsll
AhIHUA PARSONS. seoy.
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In the Probate Cour. M aud for salt tate
County, Territory VI Uiah
In the matter Of the estate Of Enoch Reese.
deceased.
NOTICE Is mEHtBY GIVEN TuAr
~ John II. Reese adniniarator OF The
estate Of Enoch Reese decoafcd. nae rendered
tor settlement. aud nltd To- said court hiH Gnai
account Of he admlnistra lion Of said estate
nud pcuiiHu Tor anal distribuitou Of hrfcsiluu
~ SAD estate amorH the rruona cnt tlCd
thereto. aud that saturday, the ltth Gay Of
November A u. i.lt NJ 10 O'Clock M. al Tue
cnur room Of sad onut 10 the touu y Court
House, sat Latc CITY anu Countv, Utah Ter.
riturY has been DAILY appointed BY I've iu -
Of sHtd court for The settlement ~ sad
account and hearing said petition Tor dfstubu.
ton, a. which itmo ana place any rcraun
interested In said estate nay appear and how
cause, Z any there be- why said account
should not be- fsitcd anf approved aud iuai
distribution made a. prayed Tor
Dated october lith. a. i. ltlt
NJ. " MHtOY.
clerk Of PROBATE Court.
W j. y. JACK. peputy CLERK
John 81 Cannon. attorney.
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Joseph tiaucnbach. pIaInun, " DANIEL
Alexander, Juiia Alexander, Jennie AtNau.
der, Benz tmin rteiuman, Isaac huter and
samuel Butler, co partners A. hutur hfuthcrs,
Henry uCc, ilnam auA, u, Lauman, iona
tnan hlCU. II, Lisrman aud b. Michael, co..
partners a. hico. SIX 8 Company, =. ". Nor.
riHon, edward Mtwill, bamu Merrill nnd
Thomas a. kcni, ~ partners a. MOI.
Iafrty aud John o. r. Woodruff,
cu.pafincri az q. o.. Jahrty \ Company, lioct.
ford -ufpeudgr COMPANY. q corporation o. X
Williams. a " Clapp 60 Incorporation lienry
Nouatadtcr, j Hc8b a. Ntustldtcf, David NOu.
atadtor, Isaac Uppcuneimer aud SiFmond
fUuchtwanEUr, cuspnftucrs a. Ncustadtcf
brothers. aud salt Lake Conjunction Com
pany. o corporation, defendants.
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PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
E.DOnslt. Boston, naSL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is nEREHY GlyEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator of the Is
tate Of Thomas Goodman. deceased, ca tho
creditors OF, ana all perHona huvaE claims
against the SAID deceased, 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the nrsi publication OF this notice, 20 tho
talt adtniulstfetor AZ No, % south, Main So,
fat lalc city, To the County OF salt Lake.
Dated october 10Th, lsiL
N. +. WOOLLUY,
Administrator ~ tho estate OF Thomas
Goo imhu, deceased.
JANA ~. MOVIE, attorney for estate.
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IEaAL NOTICE..
In the Probate Court b. aud Tor salt lake
County territory Of Utnu.

In The Probate Couri b. aud Tor salt fske
Cuunty, Territory Of Utnh.
10 the matter Of tho estate OF Jane Ire.
week, deceased.
NOTICE is iilRtHY GIVEN THAT
~ John TrcWoe executor 81 the 81 70 Of
Jane 1rtWcr. deceased, has rendered or
settlement and n.cd in sul1 court, atH dual
account Of administration OF said estate snd
pyt|tinn Tor final DO riUut0u % ihn residue ~
said estate amour the persons euuiied thereto.
and tuat FRIDAY tho l0ih day Of November,
4 D., Istt at 100 clock ann. a. tnu cuu't room
VI satd IurI, boz the County tuuft House, rult
iatc city and County, uiah tcrntory, has
houu July hUruinicd by tIr judge cot salt
court, Tor tho settlement 0f said nCcoun aud
hearing said petition Tor distribut on, AZ which
tine aud lace any person Interested tn said
cftate may appear and show cause. u any
there be, WHY said account should not DO
settled and approved anu mai distribution
made Ha PRAYED for
Dated october a, An. 1924.
clerk 81 the Probate Court.
ny ), b. JACK, Deputy.
o. n JACK, Attorney "a
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RIVERSIDE CANAL COMPANY

A MEETING or tins STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of tue Riverside CANA 60. Will be heii
~ ihc once OF the Lambert Paper 90. Hoard
~ Trade building salt Lasa Inv, At Z III. mn,
on lucsday. November o, lslt Tor tho election
u officers voting on tho basrsHmrnt OF stlcl
for repairing canal, and such other business
pAny 20 consider,
GRO C. LAMBERT sec.
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RCU0rd
HOT FORGED AND
.n-----uAMMER PoisTkD uonA1
NAILS.

At the Worlds Columbian Exposition
Al Chicago. A medal aud diploma word
edi "Suprqms excellence in material.
method In manufacture, and quality %
finished pToduoii elasticity aud smooth.
ness combined with holding power In
ollneh. i, allows tho use Of very small
nAilA."
ThsTe 10 nothinF bsTond supreme eHeellsnes
nor n there anything comprised IN q hofse nall
except the material from uhirh "a IL mace
l "thu method OF manufacture" sud qualify %
nniahgd product" futnAm Nails. by their
"olasuciiY," rive slightly 20 ne eHpanslon snd
contraction % the huof wHno the horse Il In
] motion bT theu "tmoothnrtt," do act On
larFr the nail holes 90 the hnuf, while theif
"tuprsms excellence" IA "hodnH power In
! che eliuoh" snHhlus them ~ hold the shos N
/ thn hardest service unN worn cut
n thn "utu q small nails" large holss are
/ aNuidod anu money aavud 20 the smith
| THUS u viii be- seen that the onlcials ~ ne
worlds Columbian Exposition recon q.
what qualities so tomake W 5000 horse n.il
aHd that only the "futnAn" contains nen Oh
PUTNAM NAIL co.,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court, In and for salt Lake
county, Territory OF Utah.

county, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of WA. l. n.
Allen, deceased.
order 70 show Cause why order Of sale Of
Real Estate should not be made.
NVM L. n, ALLAN, JE., THE AN1Nts.
w traitor OF the chtate " VIM T., n, Allen,
deceased, having dlei petition herein duly
verified, praying Tor an order OF sails of all thr
real thtAie 81 tAll dUcedont, Tor the purposes
therein set form. q u therefore ordered by tho
Judge NJ hAll court. that all persons Interested
In tho estate Of slid deceased, appear before
ths SAID ifoDaie Court 90 friday The "a day
Of hoyemhtL 1904, At 10 o'cloC. in the fore
noon OF shld lhY 90 tho court room Of said
Probate touri az rho County Court House, lu
the city and County OF salt Lake Utah lem.
tory, 20 show cause why an order should not
be granted no The said Administrator, 20 cell 20
much OF the real ostata Of saii deceased al
private sale a. shall no ctotsaFy, and that
copy ~ thls order be- published At least four
successive weeks 10 the DEsfHEr EvEstNG
NLWs a neNapaper printed and published 10
JACOB n. BLAIR,
,.,,..-.--.... Probate Judge,
L. NEukhEH, attorney for estate,
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NOTICE
In the Dittriet Court Of tho Third jude
District OF Utah Territory.

In the District Court Of tho Third judicial
District OF Utah Territory.
Richard " nrowuo and Charles =. Brooks,
cn.psiincrs o. Browne s BROOKS plain.
lids.
Enos A. wall, Josiah s. Latin, Mary A. t.akiu,
hla wife. GIoun A. 10th oIl, Jane Doe
nathwt 10. hia VIE, o.. , McOouAugny and
jane Doe McConaughy, Bis wife, de-
PENDANTS.
To Henry polucou. william charles, frant
Mnrrhouae aud ticorrr Murrhouso, aud 70
uil others WON 70 may concern
You will please tahe notice that she plain.
ufs abuve named have on this l1th day "
utt0lor. islt. brought Fuit o. toroClusc a Hen
ag iiust the Pan Handle. 4 :. n. No. 2tpi
9 q Halle, q sM p. 40. .Ht. and the Jessie
lakin. q. r. VI. -. . 200, lofe mining claims,
district, inoufe Couuty. Utah Territory.
ANA you are iurihef nodded that the q curt
has appointed saturday, the lUh day of 40.
vcmher. So % the court room Of ne above
named Court 90 ~ult Lake CIV, Utah. ~ 10
O'Clock a. N uf that dHy, a. The time aud place
for q d persons holding or claiming liens under
the provisions of an at Of the Hnyrrnlf and
legislative Assembly OF inc Territory VI Utah.
enuuedi zen act 20 secure ileua 81 mechanics
AMI others and 20 rrpeal an other act. ami
laws no relation thereto" approved March tn,
liens DAVID O. DUNBAR
nEyStrt MARSHALL 8 Bu,pLrr, Attorney
Tor laintns.
paio OF nnt Publication. November ~,
1901
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To Henry p0iIlc0u. WILLIAM charles. Ifant
Morrhouac aud GEORGE Murrhouse, aud 70
400 others whom 10 may concern
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order 10 show Cause why order Of Sale o.
Real Estate should not be made.
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NOTICE..

In the Probate Cnurt 90 aud Tor salt l.
County, Territory VI Utah
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30
PA UPERS AND CRIMINALS.

One of the important measures now
designed to make better citizens Of
immigrants coming to this country,
and to lessen the number of undesr-
able additions to our population. This
Measure known as FL. R., 5246, was in
troduced by Rep. VIM. A Stone of
Pennsylvania, and has been favora
bly, reported to the House by the Ju-
dietary committee.
In addition to present requirements
of law, the immigrant is compelled by
other representatives of the United
States, nearest the immigrants last
place ofresidence, a certificate, show
ing that the representative has made
an investigation concerning the i'm
migrant, not one of those excluded
from this country under it's present
laws or any law that may be adopted.
The following, quoted from the report
of the Judiciary Committee, will give
some of the reasons why every citi-
zen should favor this measure:
"The purpose of this bill is to pre-
vent the criminals and paupers of Eu-
rope from being sent here as immi-
grants. Statistics show that much
too large a proportion of the immi-
grants now coming here are incapa-
Die of self support. By the last CEN
sus, the per cent of persons born in
foreign countries is 14.77 per cent,and
yet this census shows that 26 per cent
of the white prisoners confined in iails
and simple prisons are persons of for
eign birth. The total number of
white convicts in our penitentiaries
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30
THE COXEYITES.

| The newspapers were pretty wei
| filed last week with accounts Of the
doings and the progress Of the vari
Gus contingents of the Coxey armies
which are advancing on Washington
A week ago Sunday the Boston
''army," consisting of about thirty
men, met on the Common, where a
great crowd had met to witness their
start. The crowd was dense and it
was with great difficulty that the army
could proceed. Some speeches were
made and the whole thing was looked
upon as farce. During the week the
army reached the borders of Rhode
Island, having been used about as
tramps are used along the line of
their march permitted to proceed
unmolested so long as they committed
no acts of violence Or wrong. They
are making slow progress. The ad-
vance under Coxey himself is in
Maryland, not far from Washington.
They number something less than
four hundred and thus far have done
they have secured grounds on which
to encamp, not far from President
Cleveland's summer residence.
In Montana the contingent, some
thing like 600, has gotten into trouble
by Selling a train and taking posses
sion of the road. A large body of po
lice followed on after but were not
strong enough to overpower the
tramps. The United States marshal,
assisted by the army had arrested the
party and the leaders will be tried by
the courts. In Indiana another body
of the vagabonds has been approach
ing and has committed various depre
dations. An attempt was made by
them to seize a train but without sue
cess. In Texas the governor has is
sued proclamation and the railroad
authorities have undertaken to look
after their own interests.
In other localities there have been
some smaller assemblages Of men,
who are proposing to start out on the
raid later. In Chicago large meet
ings have been held by Coxey sym
pathizerS and some trouble will be
made If the authorities are not vigi
liant. On the whole the situation dur
ing the past week has not improved,
though the wave Of crazy excitement
has not greatly increased. The fact
that the invaders are committing un
lawful acts is bringing the whole
thing into contempt and uniting the
everywhere. A few
weeks more will probably see the end
Of the farce If it results in no blood
shed it will be Fortunate
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

From advance sheets of the statis-
Vermont, issued by John M. Com
stock of Chelsea these figures are
taken; Male members 6,973, female
members 1878, total 2O,771; absent
members 1924. Total admissions in
1893, 1,235; total removals, 1,211.
Benevolent contributions, $24,752,
legacies, $1S, ,1S9. Total membership
of Christian Endeavor societies
1888. The Congregational churches
of the state spent $2OO,275 for home
expenditure last year, and the
removals by death, letters to church
es and otherwise exceeded the admis-
sions to the church by five.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

JUS contingents of the "Com-
Army" in different Sec
|e country have not stood
bunted, but still they have
|ty accurately numbered.
TO reports received by the
n police, there are thirteen
in all, and the total num-
in the ranks is $500, not
oxey's original force, now
nber $40 men. But they
Rch the capital in a body.
mpany is only few miles
linton now. If its members
orderly there and are han
ly, the other contingents
" to go to pieces long be-
Pt anywhere near the Dis
Pmbia. Indeed, yesterdays
% the Far West indicate
of them will find them
il or prison before they
der.
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purpose of increasing sum-
FL and providing homes and
|r those desiring to spend the
|n New England a company
brmed, to be known as the
and Summer Resort Asso-
Its officers are chiefly con-
LIN the railroads and hotels.
/ is a good one for the inter-
who desire to see city and
tors in the country, either at
bmes or at hotel resorts. All
should be specially inter-
Hdress B. j. Flanders, G. P.
Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

" plainly makes it obligatory
the attending physician and
of the family in which exists
If diphtheria, scarlet fever,
or any other contagious
to report the same to the
health of the town in which
occurs. The penalty is so
!. A West Randolph physi-
lected to report a case and
week fued. The law also
b printed notice to be placed
|ry house in which there is a
any contagious disease.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30
LEANS COUNTY MONITOR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
E o. H. BLA K E
BARTON, VT.

|RMS-WaEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
A YEAR. If not paid in advance $500
Subscribers living outside of Orleans
hledonia Counties, $1.75 per year.
ep subscriptions in advance. Remit by.
Office Order, Registered Letter, or Draft
tch the label on your paper, and see that
|credit is right. If not correct send the
fy to make it so, or notify us of error by
card.
Asklng for a change of address, always
where your paper is spo,o sent.
es Of Advertising made known on ap-
tion. All cuts musthave metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

IDS no prophet or son of a pro-
tell the people that the money
{ the past months is likely to
a ultimate good to Vermont as
New England generally. The
I'm Western investments by
gland people have been pref
Ee. Costly though it may have
Is bound to teach them that
lvestment at home at five or
bent. is far better than chanc-
the South or West on prom
| o or IL per cent. Home in
IS mean home prosperity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

Indiana Republicans are full of
ge and enthusiasm and their
,rm is vigorous and progressive
Their convention resolved
into a great political demostra-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

M. Tinkham of Pomfret retires
the political field and wins new
greater honors as a "celery- COM
h' portrait subject. How are
kighty fallen!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30
GiInan's.
CLOAK DEP'T.--

We bought i'm market
last week more than a
hundred Capes and
Jackets. These added
to our stock, which was
the largest i'm the COun-
ty, will attract Custom
ers from a good many
Towns. You can expect
to find here choicest
styles at lower prices
than at other stores.
Some extra values at
$50, 500. $50 and $40.
Ii you want any
thing i'm the way Of
CIoaks, you'll be better
satisfied if you come
here for it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

e platform of the Coxey party
he present campaign is free trade,
silver, free license, free lunch
free passes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

living the Canadian producers
ccess to our markets, the Will
i would benefit them millions
|ars, to the detriment of our
toducers; at the same time it
away our chance to secure
heal treatmentin their markets.
a great piece Of folly. "Turn
stair play" Canada should be
the freedom of our markets
far as she gives us like priv
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

1y" M'Garrahan, who has
a 35 years. fight before con-
for what has been generally con-
to be a just claim, has given up
ruggle at last and yielded to the
conqueror, death. There has
something intensely pathetic
long fight against heavy odds.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

DRESS UDOIlS.--
z lot Of new cnes in this
week, both Novelties and
plain goods, without doubt
the Choicest assortment ou;-
side the cities.
IT your wants lead you to
Dress Goods, you'll be pretty
sure to get pleased here.
NEW TRIMMINGS
Moire, Silks, Laces, Inser-
tions, Edgings, Gimps,
Braids and Velvet Ribbons.
We've been making some
changes in our store and this
week we open a new depart
ment for Carpets, Rugs. Up
holstery Goods, Draperies
and Drapery Materials. To
give the department a good
START, we shall offer some Ex-
ira inducements in the way
Of bargains.
The Ladies should all visit
THE GILMAN STORE.
Newport, VT.
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CHARLES GRAVES,
sNPECIAL AGENT FOR CONNECTICUT
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