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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
ao.uas Evil Eye.

Howard Perkins, superintendent -
Monamensing prison, Phiiade'pnla,
uho committed suicide by snoo'ins
himself had charge Of Fl. II, Holmes
the murderer, during his Incarceration
in Monamensing prison and supef'n
tended the arrangements for his nahe-
ing. superstitious persons are speah-
inc Of him as another victim OF Tue
arch criminals eye.
| Ijnford L. BiIes, foreman OF me Ju
- that convicted Holmes, was k.ile'
nv electricity. Or. Mattern, OF fili,A
delnhia, who was witness asa,na
! HoImes. died suddenly. Mrs. Ann
, Harvey of Chicago, who lived
{ ualme,s castle, eommi d suie'a'
: The girl to whom Mr.. Rotan
uolmes' counsel. was engaged, di'
y sulaenIy. At least dozen perso'
). who were interested in The eoaVlcu'
n of HOLMES have met with DEATH
N accidents or misiortunes.
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we sTriefeha.'

The Spanish rocha, in Caha
which Il pronounced "trotsha, T" and
sists OF basbed wire fence, tRhis ara
half feet in height. Bsbade of nal.
the posts of the sentiryar.is back of
metto leaves. Eeh, three feet deep
these extends aie. This is protected
ana FOUR Ut of trunks Of palmetto
ny a r;s9Ibout another forty yards be-
ereesthls obstruction the barracks OF
de soldiers are erected of logs and
other building material, and covered
with roofs of straw. The wall Of
stone and earth rups all along the
roadway. Trees standing near ii are
by winding stairs and afford
places of observation over a wide ex-
tent of territory. The military sta
lions are never separated by a larger
distance than that of half a mile.
The construction of this great foriifi-
cation was a very arduous task and
more than $1,000 men, were employed
upon it for several months.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
An unlucky Year.

II one believes Friday to be an un-
lucky day ne should "shake oil this
mortal COLI before the year 1897
dawns, for it viii be year of Fridays.
The year viii come in and go out on
Friday; there will be So Fridays dur
ing the year; five months will have
five Fridays each, ]. e., January,
April, July, October and December;
the first day of the first month Of the
frst quarter of the year wilt be on
Friday; the last day of the last month
the astaaarter viii be on Friday;
be ON Friday, The first Friday of the
gear wiEioe legal holiday, but sou
will nave To work on all other FRI
days.-DeLand News.
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Deallng il rutnre..

A strict and aggressive law nrobfh;,-
ing the custom Of dealing in cotton
futures should be The first matter far
consideration by the next congress
and no effort spared to suppress This
dangerous system Of gambling Its
Infatuating Influences and promises of
0estowing quick wealth oftener
'atches the honest producers OF The
pie than the Spectator, through
vicious system Of delicious erea-
}eqeEson JimpIecute.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

saw poor Old bacHeurftre 81 M,
days 81 his life In sight of para,liss
zoo eowardiy to put his arm around Z
and press 1t to his bosom. He shavsl
anu primped and resolved to mary
every ever day IN the year for forty yesr..
But when the hour Tor loves lue,I 81
rived when he stood trcmbliog N sTa
presence Of rosy cheeks and ,,ls.s, ~,
Eyes ana beauty shook her euslx ana
gave the challenge, his eonr6ye n
ways oozed out and he lied inelor;sns.
Y nom the field of honor.-Cov ~
Taylor. i'on
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

One thousand bushels of Leon
,ounty (Florida) raised Burt or Nine
ty-day rust proof oats for sale. Price
IS cents per bushel l32 pounds put up
in good new sacks, delivered ut the
depot in Tallahassee. Prompt ship
ment made aud satisfaction guaran-
;eed. Cash must accompany all or
ders. Call on or address.
II. y. tELKEL,
Tallahassee, Fla
II-G-3n.
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Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stock holders Of
''Greenwood Cemetery" will be held
in the city Of Ocala on the third Tues
day in January, 1897, at 9 =. m, at the
office of the secretary, for the purpose
Of electing the officers of sand associa-
ton aud such other business as may
come before the meeting. December
the 10th. 1896.
w. s. BULLOCK, b. A. WEATHERs,
Secretary. President.
12-I0-4t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
rnr Sale ahap.

solcrea, q cleared; NV house. flne ne
wess of water; 500 frui trees and %
o = vines. will soon cone into hear
"a. RooriIes from ooali Iaquire at
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
waAr MARX HAavAs MONEY DID
usginlsy's Election win be Investigated
By the Senate.

senator Allen, of Nebraska, mas ~
trodueed n resolution in the seh,se
astinc for an inquiry concern'ns
$3.50. 80 - money in the recent electlon'
p pI,, = nromised in his proposed inVes-
,;ga. ION the hearty support OF oeho
Gratis populists and free silver 'epan
,;aana AZ he Is a very warm person.
i friend of Mr.. Bryan he doesn
aom a. all scared about the Wofio
: GREAT "silver trust" and MIR. '"sep -
pa,;,ver will have the opportunity 20
: nrove his allegations about that 'r"s'
: p.y . convicted as falsifier and per
r. juror. oome very
startling and astounding 'h'"%.
JToro are n few extracts taken rom a.
= aor;cultural paper which MI Ai'ei
rs.s .aad from the clerks desk "hei
he 1 ~ -s,.-,.,,o, his resolution They are a.
.aena;no and conclusively prove thS
and McISinley, through Mark hahn'
a hnught his way into the white nous
in ,rsIt ,.onr breath while you res
her-N I1bli SNf
:. the figures: r;.
DC arIeveIand carried California
OF 1902 nv I47, aud Bryan receive" ~
80. y,ies than Cleveland re'eiV'
s II a yet Mckinley carried California
Ban. fuevaIa ID carried Illinois IN 's'f1
26 .aas. and Bryan received a. 'o'" III
- votes Than Cleveland reee've'''
FAD Mckinley carried Illinois. -
Cleveland carried Indiana ~ iSa'
one t25. aud Bryan received I'm u
an" votes than Cleveland reeeiV'o'
sador Mckinley carried Indiana.
onroe Harrison carried Iowa IN ia''
was y. 73g. and Bryan received 4,'li
'reigh votes than Harrison received Se'
unger Kinley carried Iowa.
:, and cleveland carried Kentucky III
reply nv 40 go. and Bryan received
moro votes than Cleveland reee
luton vel Mckinley carried Kentucky
How Harrison carried Michigan IN
he st. nv 2O4l2, and Bryan received
'rrying more votes than Harrison rec
Hanna, vet Mckinley carried Michigan
y =
at the Harrison CARRIED Minnesota II
elect by 81 1903, ANDY Bryan received
doors more votes tran Harrison rec
can do vet Mckinley caEried Minnesot'
that to Harrison carried Ohio in l
rything .072, and Bryan received 0s,Vo'
OF TINS votes than Harrison RECEIVED y
us III Kinley carried Ohio. :.
70 ln- Harrison carried oregon' y :
menace Bryar received 1000 y
eceived harrison a Fs KIM
49, and ,.;,5 Orats.. -
10, no. The vote of Illinois was nearl
y Is an 600 in excess of the vote of 1885,
shro"i, of Ohio 100000 and of Kentucl
nee, anu coo. From whence have these
ea',ins gained 50 largely in populatio
aiilo.ips ing four years?
1guisp At the same time Kansas, a
lap'es u, ing western state, shows only
some OF gain. The greatState of Il =
those OF has been a theater oil nl.ln MI
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

7---1-i~nt d~ersis,ns me- sslsi- be pai' '''
advance. -. ..,.se. >. se gi,e run OF the
,.ss,ey us,ies1 ossefsgise Srfilsa,tssd py
md then adj f.lai cha = WIZ WI. - ttan calling
.,,<tso ra semenis and ioeai ma
81 q - So pei ~ fos FIRST .1se'''o" 49,
GO s..e,fss 4 ~ are due after the his 49,, -
..rrss.s.G 3 ,shs.. s eesented, except "hen ''Ae
: ~ - 4&ied Tor. ,,,.,sn,, sl,o,,1d be
M ,sainr .sieations Tor pnpiie-'
LA,sssras ne editor 49,. q, bnsiuess OF
/c..,,ry atoms pertaining 70 nu ~ ,i,s man
Z.~Iflsu 3 should be addressed 70 '"e
..,r,,euts wanted at every posi- oti, Sl;
.r tros,,fv Communications LOT Pn'' M
o. oaid be mailed in tme 70 Is,.c to insur
6ffee not later than WednesstAs' "
ssti;estion Tor The week intended
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
IS THE SPIRIT OF RESENTMENT DEAD

u,2ulions for defense but not one
o, for tr,bute,' was the gritty ahd
patriotic utteranee of Ambassador
P,nkney i'm upholding the Monroe
doctrine against what he Thought was
a menace from some of the foreign
nowers The republic was younger
and weaker then than it IS now anu
no one denounced this spirited reply
as a species of '.jingoism.p
The fires kindled by the revolution
arv spirit had not then died out. HoN
isitnow? The proprietor of the 1t
lanes hotel, Jacksonville, carrying
out the policy Of Mr.. Mark Hanna
threatened, so the papers stated AZ Tn
time, that unless Mckinley was eiec'
al his hotel would not open its door
An impression prevails that we can q
nothing without these fellows-that
them we are indebted for everythin
Florida is-so the proprietor oil th
hotel was touching Floridians in
tender spot. 1t was intended to II
auenee the election and was mena'
to our people. How was it reeelveS
Was il resisted with atdhnsss n 10 =
A soon as McKinley's election is a
nounced his hotel doors are shroV
omen as a kind of political jubilee, Al
ne Gee r----.rment Fioridians, eallii
- YES democrats, scramble
~ over each other for the distinguish
privilege of inscribing their napses
tha ,1sgister.- We notice tho Some
- bat ad<.----rt are those
nen asAi.s ~. iost.efa. -.ss M ~
of the plain defneerass Of FloriC
the d ,'s,9 r ss,n sn% Of f, peo
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
CASH VS.. CREDIT.
Decided Bargains in Millinery sna Trim

Decided Bargains in Millinery sna Trim
mings.
Can be found at Mrs. C. A. Browns,
complete stock of millinery, trim
mipgs, ribhons aud feathers.
Hats Hats!! Hats !!-ohenilles,
felt, sailors, z<alking and Tam O'Shan-
ter headge9, Including turhans aud
torques
We khy for cash, we sell for the
SANG hence our remarkably low pri-
cex.
Call and examine our goods, note
the prices and you will certainly see
why our stock moves.
Mrs. G. A. BROWN,
apostle Lidaon Bros. livery sta
Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

l Esxot,ans s6onld not Fh s-! Ils7ahaem to
carry their politics loosely IN their
coat sleeves.
0rvis, Of the Windsor, made the
same threat. We suppose when he
throws open the doors of his hotel
democrats viii flock around him just
the szme and give hIm kind of hsi'
lelulah blowout.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

Of has been q thsater Of imm llels
da. 600 loss. New York show GEO:
,ple ono oain: MassaeIhsnSw,b while. West
u, :. - Virginlate the republicans were
particularly anxious to carry, shows
gain of 10000. Arkansas, a state to
which immigration has been directed,
gained only 200, while Indiana, a
pivotal state, shows 10000 gain. These
figures are inexplicable. Why have
the pivotal states made such tremen-
dous gains in voting strength"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

The total vote cast in the late e'se.
.,an ae ~ 924 .G:l3. This was ,si3, IA
a,nr,. ,han the total vote of 1892, Me-
Kinley received 7,l9s,4So and Bryan
g SOS, GsI, plurality for Mckinney VI
COO. $50. The vote for Bryan an" 7e~ Nv.
all and that for Bryan and Watson are
| continued in the total vote gwen ioi
Pryan Only twelve states reported
senarate vote for Bryan and watson
Watson's aggregate vote was 4o'o.o'
The sound money democratic vote 10
paimer and Burkner was f92,0S6 IT,
: prohibition vote for Le Lever rsily5r pro
IA. The national al q 90 ' rotes for Bent
: hibi.lonists east l ls,S2 oa Mid q th
ley Matehe't, the . eanI,e sa,sa2.
d ss.l;alist labor party rece-[-----
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
stock. Eolaar'g Montinr.

Red Cross cough drops for cough.
At the Anti-monopoly drug store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

have their porson in that lake when :, n
hnro Ii' wit.1fireapd birthstone" If
50, what's . become OF the e'ee''O"
prevaricaors?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

Rrvan received ten morn morn rTarri-
votes than Cleveland d'd .~sxt election
son beat him and in the The demo-
he defeated Harriso9ghh e. = whole lot
cratic party is not de- in 1900.
Rrvan will be ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

We offer One Hundred Dollars he-
ward for any ease eff Catarih that can
NOT he cured hy Halls Catarrh Cure
FL CHENEY & co, Props, To-
ledo, o -
Me, the un'iersi. have known
= 7 cheney for tie last Is years ana
| ,clieve him perfectly honorable in all
business ,ransavtion and financially
ahle to carry oal .,y obi. alton made
wrsr & TrcAz, Wholesale Drug
ISIS, TAe,io, o.
wAIprxa, KrNSAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, :
i Halls Catarrh Cure'is taken ln'e
nallv. acting directly upon the hi'e
y and mucous surfaces Of the system
= Price Use. per bottle. Sold by
a. Drnggists. Testimonials free
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

aTnable to look after my interests. and
manifested all the symptoms OF de-
cline. took three bottles OF Ayers
sarsaparilla, began to improve at once,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

n1N& then babe u~--~s-r.fT5;mes,
~v st.-rrT f1eTures, should not
49, 7olTy's Art Studio, where only
il,st class and artistic work will con-
tinue toDe done by
w a. IRVINE, Prop,
Oc.llA. Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
Mnsa Nnttrasses.

1 Full size at 81 ami upwards cot
size, 81 80. Mattresses re-made. Shop
McCarthy's old stand. Ad-
dress, a. GOODWIN,
Box ZIG, Ocala, Fla.
y. B.--Best work for least money in
the state. l2-25-lm.
These mattresses can only be pur-
chased of me
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
Pretty Dishes

are mark Of refinement. They
make the plainest dinner taste better.
They make the sugar sweeter and the
butter more golden. They make an
artistic pleasure OF eating.
We have very beautiful line of
crockery, china and glassware, Every
thing in the store is pretty and dainty.
The prices are varied 4 few may in
terest you.
\. E. BURNETT,
0eala, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
We Send it Free!
WEAK MEN
Young and Old
REJOICE WITH Us IN THE Discovery.

When a man has suffered n years
with q weakness that. blightshis life
and robs him of all that reall makes
life worth living, if he can avil HIM
self Of a complete cure, whyaot pos
sess the moral courage TO stop his
downward course.
We will send you by mai ALSO
LUTELY FREE, in plain package,
the Powerful DIR. HOFAAN's
VITAL RESTORATIVE TlBLETS,
with q legal guarantee to PERMANENTLY
pEaI DSI NAN HOOD. SELF-
ABUSE. SEXUAa. WIZ - A.
RICOCELE, STOPS forever GIT
EMISSIONS and all nnnatnraslrains.
Returns to former appearances enact
ated organs.
No G. q. ID. fraud nor receit decep-
ton. IL we could not CURE, ke would
not send our medicine FIRE., 10 try,
and pay when satisfied. Write to-day
as this may not appear agaia.
Address,
WESTERN MI DIiTNF Ce.
tINcoRPoRaTEp-) Kalamazoo Mich.
Knee pants for boys from te Is at
Rheinauer's Dry Goods House.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

The Ieesburg Comme'' r'' tha
,oat coached the conclusion that '"s
Hon q. NJ. Cooper is not in u even W..
l ra9 hit in the race for United stats
aanator. This is the correct '''''
s,on Mr.. Cooper is strongly MOI
,atnd with the disease OF 1leVe''''"
i ,sm and regards himself as ever - ~
inch bigger than his party an"
nanrae no office is big enough i''
nan Who imagines himself as n'S :
ha does. To reach the height nc
.,,,nks he has attained Cooper sh"o'.
"nn,b the Washington monument
; and serve as political weather N''e
1no,neech welcoming Hon WI"
4 pryon to Atlanta, ex-seere'ary "
a. interior Hoke Saith, among o'ae
4 ,hings said. "While we may d'Sss'e
On some points, am heartily ~ ~
=" III 9th the public sentiment vine
c. nlaees Mr.. Bryan as man hea' :" \,
"a %"nIders above his fellow ~
G There are no praises given him No
Al man and a gentleman winch 6se.n
of find IN my heart ready resp
.kNaagFT 4
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

celebrated for its
,ealthiuIness. AS
ID all forms Of q
heap brands,
g1YAL BAKING
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01

The VOTE Of Illinois was nearly 25V
600 in excess of the vote of 1892; tia a
of Ohio 100000 and of Kentucky 1907
OO0. From whence have these states
gained 80 largely in population DUR
ing four years?
At the same time Kansas, grow
ing western state, shows only 10000
-. s..t,.. ,,,,..4t--tafe of a.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-01
Fell

EsW
|pecial Col RESPOND
Christmas b
haf |
Mr., s. G. Ra
Marco, Lee co
engaged in boz
Mr. Frank !
Xmas with I
this section.
Messrs. He
Rhens and Ma
ny. are visitfr
| W. B. Raw
this neighbor
girl. Quite a
The Xmas
Lum NieIver
Thing Of be
folks were ]
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

Henry Burns, well-known along the
r., where he has been employed,
some of the time as passenger con-
ductor, was arrested in S0erbroOke
last week,for an attempt to murder
his wife. It is stated that for some
time past he has had a second woman
on the string whose home was in Len
noxville, but who is now down coun-
try somewhere, one account says at
Boston, another at Manchester. Since
his connection with the second wo-
his wife He lost his place on the
road last fall, since which time he has
been working about Sherbrooke,
boarding with his wife and child at
hotel The wife has been in i'll health
for two or three years. The child is
about three years Of age. A week
ago last Sunday Or Monday Mrs.
Burns discovered that some one had
been tampering with her medicine
bottle. and that it contained more
fluid than she supposed was in it. She
took dose from the bottle and at
once detected strange taste and felt
a strong burning sensation in her
throat and stomach. A friend was
notified and doctor called, who dis
covered that iodine had been put into
the bottle. AnJidotes were admins
tered and the woman was saved,
though severely poisoned, with the
result to be determined. An officer
arrested Burns. 1t seems he had
written a long letter to his woman in
Boston, depositing the letter in a
private letter box from which it was
to be delivered to the post office. The
officer intercepted the letter, found
that the guilty woman and Burns had
planned together for the poisoning of
the wife. In fact the letter unfolded
Burns writing that he had given
what he supposed would be the fatal
dose. IF the reports are true in re-
gard to the letter, the proof against
the guilty parties is, in the letter itself.
sufficient to convict them of attempt
ed murder. Burns parents reside in
West Burke and are highly respect
able; Mrs. Burns was formerly from
Barton Landing. The sympathy Of all
is extended to the parents and other
friends who are brought into grief on
account of the crimes of others.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12
THE DINGLEY BILL.

In passing the Dingley bill last
week the House adopted, by vote
of 200 to 40, an amendment making
duties retroactive. In other words,
all imports, on and from April 1st and
the final passing of the bill, shall pay
duties fixed by the pending act.
The constitutionality Of the amend
ment is called in question. The Will
son tariff has not been repealed, and
will not be until the senate has passed
the new tariff act and the president
has signed it. A decision of the Unit
ed States Supreme Court is quoted
affirming that the Wilson bill did not
go into effect until its regular pas
sage. The republicans of the Ways
and Means committee are on the 9th
er hand, presumed to know what they
were doing when they reported the
amendment. It is well understood
that importers are rushing goods into
the market to avoid the payment Of
higher duties. It was to stop this
flooding of the markets with foreign
products that the law was made re-
troactive.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12

permit, or any person who brings an
animal into the state without such
permit is liable to fine not exceed
ing 5000.
Permits will be issued to persons to
bring cattle into the state after such
cattle have passed an examination
with tuberculin that is satisfactory to
the Board Such cattle will be held
in quarantine at some place designat-
ed by the Board until identified and
released.
Permits will also be given to per-
sons to bring cattle into the state,
and the same shall be held at such
place as is designated by the Board
under quarantine restrictions until
tested with tuberculin by some per-
son approved by the Board and judg-
ed to be free from tuberculosis.
All expenses incurred in Identify
ing, releasing and testing cattle under
the preceding rule must be paid by
the owner of the cattle.
Applications for permits to bring
cattle into the state should be made
to the Secretary of the Board.
Adopted February "a, 1897.
V. I. SPEAR, Secretary.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12
INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE
OF CATTLE.

Owners of cattle in the state may
have their herds tested with tubercu-
lin at state expense by applying to
the Board. Owners of herds, tested
by the state, will not be allowed to
admit cattle into their herds unless
such cattle have been tested or have
come from herds tested by the state.
All cattle that are judged tubercu-
lous on tests made by the state, must
be killed and the bodies buried or
burned. Owners of herbs are re-
quired to bear the expense of killing
and disposing of the bodies. The
hides of the cattle killed will be at the
disposal Of the owners.
Applications for tests will be COM
piled as practicable in the order re-
ceived. Exceptions to this rule are
sometimes made for the purpose of
testing herds suspected of being tu-
berculous and for completing tests in
a given locality.
Applications to test a portion OF a
herd only will always be refused.
The Board claims the right to re-
test herds in which disease is found
whenever they think best. A second
test will not be made in herds where
no disease or suspicious cases are
found on the first test.
No indemnity will be allowed for
cattle killed by their owners and
found diseased where no inspection
has been made by the Board.
Persons having herds tested, from
which diseased animals are killed,
will be required to observe the rules
and directions of the Board in disin-
fecting their premises.
Under the quarantine regulations
now in force, no cattle are allowed to
enter Vermont from any source, to be
held in the state, without a permit
from the Board. Any common car
rier who leaves an animal in the state.
without being accompanied by such
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12

sI5O a Year. Subscribers living onts1de OF
Orleans or Caledonia Counties, s1.75 per year.
Keep your subscriptions in advance. Re-
nit by Post Office Order, Registered Letter
or Draft.
Watch the label on your paper to see If
proper credits are made, and Keep yo'r sub
scriptions in adUance.
In asking for change of address, always
state where your paper is 9aoao sent.
Rates OF Advertising made known on ap-
plication All cuts must have metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12

In the course of the trial at Mont
pelier the government alleged and
submitted evidence to show that Buz :
eel and Mrs. Marsh had been unduly
intimate The existence of this in
timacy was held by the prosecution
to show a motive for doing away with
Marsh. Marsh was 45 years of age
and had twice married previous to his
marriage with defendant.
Some of the most discriminating
evidence relating to Mrs. Marsh's re-
lations with Buzzell was offered by a
son by her first marriage.