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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12
A STORY IN SONG.
Shows Great Ingenuity in Use of
Title of Popular Melodies.


An Eastern paper publishes the fol-
lowing story, made up of the names of
songs:
"After the Ball." "Sweet Marie"
stood "On the Banks OF the Wabash"
singing "a Hot Time in the Old
Town Tonight" She stubbed her
toe, and had it not been for "Ben
Bolt" who was trying to "Hang
Something Ovor the Moon" she would
have Fallen" and there would have
been "A Vacant Chair" After the
rescue he persuaded her to rest d" Meath
the Shadows of the Pine" Scarcely
were they seated when they saw ap-
preaching them 1.-TWO Little Girls in
Blue" with a "Sweet Bunch of Dais-
les" singing "Who'll Buy My Flow
ers?" Ben replied, 81 will buy your
flowers, as they remind me of MY
Boyhood's Happy Days Down On the
Farm" Having rested, they started
on their homeward way. Glancing up,
Sweet Marie said, Here comes an
Alabama Coon.'" Ben informed her
that it was "Old Black joe" She
laughingly replied, "All Coons Look
Alike to Me-" Approaching her home
she reached cover the Garden Wall"
and plucked for him a.flower. Is this
the " Last Rose of Summer" he asked.
No." she replied, at is 'Only a
Pansy Blossom" AS he was taking
his departure "In the Usual Way"
she said, "Say Au Revoir, but not
Goodbye" Being thus encouraged, he
asked, "Won't You Be My Sweet
hearth She replied, "Yes, I'll Be
Your Sweetheart" as "My Sweetheart
Went Down on the Maine" A few
weeks after this, "Sweet Marie" saw
Bea Bolt" ON the Streets of Cairo"
with Little Annie Rooney" Think
ing he was false, she returned home
and sent him the following letter:
saw you with Annie Rooney" Now That
I'm Cast Aside"
"Don't Tell Her That You Love Her" until she
is your bride;
Take Back the Heart That You Gavest,"
what is my anguish to thee?
Now I Don't Love Nobody, Nobody Loves
Me-"
"There'n Come Time Some Day" when this
you will regret;
Tell me. tell me truly, "Can Hearts So Soon
Forget" |
But III BE All Smiles Tonight, Love-" as |
with Doris'' l shall sing
That song we learned together, g Take Back |
tho Engagement Ring
Here's An Old Faded Picture" 'tis all have
of you;
send it within this letter, and bid you |
fond adieu.
Having posted the letter, she awaited
reply, "But the Letter That She
Longed For Never Came" But Ben
came in person and proved to her that
she had misjudged him, saying,
"There's Only One Girl In the World
For Me-" so "Brush Those Frowns
Away" They were wed and started
on their wedding tour, sailing down
the "Suwannee River" then travelling
over to "Old Virginia." where they
spent the day in the Little Old Log
Cabin in the Lane" Then Ben sug-
gested that they visit his Old Ken
tucky Home" and "Listen to the
Mocking Bird" Growing tired of
Gathering Up the Shells From the
Sea Shore" they bought return
ticket for Home, Sweet Home"
A CHINAMAN named You Lee went to
Il tailor to be fitted When he finally
tried on \ snit that pleased him, the
tailor said approvingly, Gifts You
Lee (Fitzhugh Leg. Dcwey?"
asked the Chinaman. !,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12

nor dress. Had western civilization
appealed to the natives through a
different medium, the result would
doubtless be more salutarv.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12

IT seems odd that we should have
diliiulty in circulating our silver in
and about Santiago. We introduced
our lead and iron there in considerable
quantities lately without much trou-
ble.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12

A SALEM man who has been up on
the Yukon river to mine, writes back
to friend: "Offer premium at the
next State fair for the biggest fool in
the country, and I'll try and be there
I'm time"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12
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U. Z. ISKAEII. MEIlN IN G. WINSTUCk.
WiNST0CK g. ISRAEL,
Attorneys at Law.

Seattle, Office 5l6 and 5l7 National Bank of
Seattle building.
Olympia Oflice. find \. Turner block, Olym
pia. Wash.
Phones, Seattle Red 1871. Olympia NG.
eH- One member OF the firm always in Olym
Il u of
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els. Attorneys ~ Law, Visalia, California
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12

A CHINAMAN named You Lee went to
Il tailor to be fitted. When he finally
tried on snit that pleased him, the
tailor said approvingly, "Fits You
Lee" (Fitzhugh Lce). Dcwey?"
asked the Chinaman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12
THE RIGHT TO VOTE
AS APPLIED TO WOMEN, AN ISSUE
IN THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

Mrs. p. E. Hale Gives Some EX.
ccllcnt Reasons Why She Desires
the BallOt-Shc Believes That
Many Others Are Equally SIN
cerc i'm That Wish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-12

Sui,scrtptiOn Rates.
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y. AsHINGToN STANDARD
lSSgt0 tvEN FRIDAY EYtslHe BY
JOHN MILLER MU RPHY,

EIioi n",i Proprietor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
REQUIEM MASS.
solemn Celebration for Dead Held
NJ the Cathedral,

High mass for the souls Of the Amer
leans who fell In the war with Spain
wa held nt the Catholic Cathedral 1T
y O'Clock yesterday morning The
bishop Of PanOpOlls, assisted by Faith
orS SnylTr ana Adolbort conducted tho
services, Five hundred soldiers from
the camps NJ Wnlklki ana people from
town hllcd the church,
Tho usual funeral fOrmnlllos were
carried ont, Decorations were fxtcn-
Hlyo ana very Hotiy There was an
abundance Of male, maiden hair, lilies,
ctcu ana American ilngE were drnp1d
IN various parts ~ the house A
special requiem song program was car.
rlcd ont Father Valentino was choir
loader.
Amer the services u breakfast was
served 10 the soldiers on the grounds,
IN charge ~ the afralr were Mrs, John
y, Bowler, Mrs, u, 4, Cunha, Mrs, a.,
\, Murphy, Mrs, Mcdonald, Mrs Me.
ChcHncy, Mrs, John lucns, Mrs, q, l.,
wight, Mrs, y, NJ Luchs, Mrs, Robert
C0wes, Mrs John sullivan, Mrs, q, W,
Nelglor, Miss Harrison ana Miaa place,
They we're assisted by u number NJ
soldiers, who volunteered their ser.
Vices,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
SOLDIERS ON 4 MARCH,
Company u. First New York. Starts
Around the Island.

Company H. First New York, Capt.
IIllchcOch, Lieut.. WOrthlng ana Lieut.,
Ilinmnn, let yesterday morning for u
march around Oahu Last night camp
was pitched on the town slide ~ the
ran, ana tonight the stop viii be- made
near kancOhe The men were dressed
IN brown fatigue trousers, blue shirts,
Dgglnga ana campaign hats, Each
man carried u rife, rubber ponchO,
blanket, hay"rsack, cantoen nnd belt
with twelve loaded cartridges. TWO
big tents were taken along for enlist
od men, Thrc" wagons carried camp
supplies and three saddle horses were
taken along
The company expects 10 make eight
10 ton miles q day, ana viii travel via
knnoohc, KnhukD, WnInun and Pearl
CITY Breakfast ana supper VIII be-
cooked IN camp, Lunch viii be served
from hnyoraaCka, II IIs march proves
u success the regiment VIII go around
by bnttnllOna
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
4 LITTLE WAX STORY.
Trooper Rowland Wanted 10 I'e
Doing Something.

Trooper Rowland Of Demlng was
shot through the lower ribs, says
Richard Harding Davis IN his dcscrlp-
lion u the Rough Riders hght ut
GunslmAs IN SCflbnors Magazine, 10
was ordered by Roosevelt 10 fail back
80 the dressing station, but there
Church told him there was nothing he
could do for him then, ana directed
him 20 III down until h0 could be- taxi
On 10 the hospital NJ SboD"y, Row.
land sat sin for u short time, and then
remarked r'slloAsly, II don't seem 10
IN doing much good hcrc," and, pick
INK up his Cnrblno, returned 90 the
front. There Roosevelt found him,
II thought ! ordered you 10 tho
ronr," ho demanded,
"Yos, sir, you dld," Rowland said
but there didn't seem 10 IN much
doing back there"
No was sent 20 Slboney with the rest
~ tho wounded, aDd Two days later he
appeared IN Camp, lie had marched
from blb0n1y, u distance ~ AK miles
and ~ hill oil the way, carrying hls
chfblno, CaHlooB and cartrdge.boli
~ thought You were IN the hospital
wood said,
y WAS" Rowland answered sheep
lshly, "but didnt seem 10 DO dolnp
any gO0d there"
hpy gave him ~ ~ hopeless nfloi
mat, ana he continued his duties anG
went INTO The hRht ~ tho Han Juan
billh WIN the hol" sim through hll
ribs,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
COL. SopER TALKS
Tells New Y0rierS d SlllallOl
in Hawaii
ATTITUDE Of TIVE oPPoslTloM
Relief OF Citizens From Mllitsry
seryics-Ths Native Hawailsrs.
Form OF Government.
New York Herald, Sept ~

Col. J. n. Soper, OF Honolulu, who
was ommander-in-chiefO OF the reyolu'
tionary forces when the Hawaiian
monarchy was overturned In 1893, and
who since then has been adjutant gen.
eral and chief Of the presidents star
In the Hawaiian republic, arrived In
New York yesterday from San Fran
cisco, lie Is staying at the Windsor
Hotel.
Col. SOpor left Honolulu on August
49, four days after the raising OF the
American flag over the island lie de-
sgribss the scene at the flag raising as
one Of great enthusiasm, and declares
that the white population generally is
delighted because Of the annexation Of
the Islands TO the United Statos.
"Of course, he said, there are some
maIcon;cnts. A few Of the white rra.
dents, among whom ! understa II rs
capt. John Ross, take the position
that while they have No Obj"c lJl 10
annexation per ge, they object - he
way II was accomplished,
They declare that II ~ merely lhc
elimination OF schemes which were
begun In the organization OF the com
mItteo Of safety and In the revolution.
The great majority, however, are
pleased, ana when you reflect that out
of total population Of about 5000
abIo-bOdied white males In Honolulu
twO-thirds were In the military service,
You can readily see that every one
brcathes sigh Of relief now that the
necessity for this excessive military
service has passed
Among tho natives the sentiment Is
generally against annexation, They
are chiefly mOnarGhists, and now that
annexation has been accomplished,
they fear that they Will be driven into
the mountains or placed on reserya-
tlons like the American Indian, This
fear IL entirely groundless, for the Ha-
waiian native N UNNECESSARILY super
Tor 10 the Indian, both IN intelligence
and education Natives move In The
best society IN Honolulu and are fully
the equals Of the whites, In my Opin'
ion they VIII be IN u similar position
10 that Of the spaninrds In California
and New Mexico when they became
part Of the United States"
In reference TO the form ~ govern
mont desired by the white residents o
Hawaii, Col, SOpSr saidi
we wOuIy prefer u government sim
| liar 10 that Of the District ~ Columbia
under which II would not be necessary
for business men 10 give any attention
10 politics, Next 10 that we wantef
the territorial form, which, ! under
stand, N 10 be established, Hawaii II
not prepared for statehood, Her pop
ulatiOn II too small, and even II Il
were large enough the experiment
would be dangerous, II would meaT
native control, as the NATIVES " cOurs,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07

a u.l .tHifi.r 1851 ms
~ tHs nIflr g.sI aafhtuHta a1fs EOl
disposed fp prosecute LIfIf Ma naui
and Nhselpek fpr raWf l0.lnF ga iha
stfess last Monday night UtAers 90
rupyinE seats ~ tho mlTnty na,si that
the 0nenders shOu.d boz treateh -
same as any other Do 1reassdF, AZ
may De- said thar thefe IL no huai de-
cislOn yet Marshal brown intends %
have al least one more lnteTylew WITH
Gen. King. Lieut.. Merriam IL about az
usual Lieut.. MheeiOck remains ~
Camp Mckinley one Of the gentle
men at the Executive building takes
the position that the disturbance
should have been quelled at its star
u IL answered that this scarcely makes
an issue. The Marshal has disciplined
some Of his men on account % the
fact that he was not called during the
reign Of terror
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
NEW DRINK SPOTS
Wine and Beer Licenses
Are Authorized.
Saloons tor Outlylng Districts VA
klki-kuuanu-Palama.
Exposed Bars,


From Thursday , Ad1uui-rrJ aslasa
The Cabinet yesterday decided upon
the light wine ana beer licenses for the
Islands Of Hawaii and Oahu. others
were postponed until details arrive
from Maui and Kauai The licenses
are granted under an Act Of the last
Legislature aud are for one year sa-
looms can be kept open from 7 q. M
10 5 p, m, only ana can have no screen
doors, only light wine beer and ale
can ba sold
Licenses for Waikik were awarded
10 jim Sherwood ana w, Ottman. out
man expected 10 open on the mauka
side Of the road from sherwood, but
viii probably change this arrange
mcnI In fact the matter OF both OF
these licenses may be changed for the
reason that they are probably closer
TO school house than is allowed by
law. AdelinO +, Franco gets the one
III NuuaDu valley, 10 DO Kept az tho
halfway house, and James Odds the
license for Palama, j. w. Cbampan
VIII operate the EVA saloon at his
Pearl Clty place, WaiaHae goes 10 G.
ShiOLawa, a japanese stOrekeeper, and
VIII be operated near the depot. Fred
! Leslie Will have the Waialua license
! and Will open place near The rail-
roads present terminus, The Koolau-
poke license was given 10 a ChinamaD
named Iai i0on, the only applicant,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
Ionley ~ u WTilsr,

g, g, Conley, who was while ~ lio-
nolulu soldier ana y member NJ the
mounted patrol, writes from Manila 10
u Honolulu friend, ronley enlisted IN
the Thirteenth Minnesota VI san fran
rlsco That regiment took u prominent
pnrt IN the occupation " Manila on
the lAth ~ August, NOnley says h6 N
On the police force, win Col, q, Mpn,
Reeve as chief The writer mentions
l., NJ, Johnson ~ u colonel on The stan
~ AguinaldO and tells NJ Harry MIR
ray being with the First Nebraska, hpt
not enlisted, ronley Gays there Ia CON
siderable sickness IN tho camps pn aGr
count ~ the hampnrss,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
BOARD OF HEALTH
at Hilo
Hospital Authorized.
Complaints Made to the Sanitary
Rulers Beet Contract Awarded.
Now United States Surgeon.
u'rom Thursday DnlIyJ


President smith, Dr. Emerson, T. T.,
Lansing, H. D. KolilpIo, Agent Rey-
nOlds and Secretary Wilcox were pres.
cnt NJ meeting Of the Board Of Health
held yesterday afternoon.
George Manson was appointed agent
~ the Board and sanitary inspector NJ
WaIMM.
Inspector KoliIpio reported iisj3
and iG,j77 FISH inspected during the
past two weeks,
Report Of KOlOa hospital was read.
Miss NJ, Alice Smith, teacher was
permitted 10 have certain patent rem
cdlcs from DR.. Hughes for nso In her
school,
Certain improvements were author
ICED ~ the mo hospital \ mOrguo
wns authorized OF $40 and cottage
1T S27i,
DR., WinBlow's application for license
TO practice medicine was referred 10
tho board Of examiners. The appll-
cant came here with the Denver COM
pany of u. =, engineers and has been
employing his time lately ~ the city
dIsponsary.
Complaints were reported that DR.
English, LilluOkalani's physician, was
pfaCtlCiDg medicine outside, which n
contrary 10 law, II was also charged
that the ElCkapoO people were pre-.
scriblng NJ well ~ selling medicines
No action.
The trustees ~ the Parker ostat,
were awarded the contract for furnish
Ing beef cattle to the Settlement ut
Iputa IA mound
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
yellow Lash Interfere.

John cassidy superintendent Of the
tel.phona system here. cannot, as h-
contemplated, make complete IN
sp,etl1n Of the talk lines OF Southern
cities he left the Coast by the sun
set route and was making good pro-
gress tili he had 10 mako "A dstour
across country 10 get out Of the way OF
a yellow fever district. Mr.. Cassidy had
a narrow escape from going into quar-
antlne, lie writes that he In making
good progress In HIS work.
Mr.. Reeves. who Is an charge OF the
Honolulu system In the absence OF Mr..
Cassidy. In giving general satisfaction
and IL keeping the lines In excellent
working order,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
An Explosion PROTEST.

Deputy Marshal rhilllngw0rlR had
~ the station house yesterday lulle
complete small wrecklng opiht II wa
brought from the home NJ Mr. ami Mrs
Cruls, coorei people who are ire
luenily IN police court, Tho plant
consists ~ y pint ~ blasting powder
IN u pol pail ana y yard " fuse with
u cap sonlriyod ont ~ rlllN she'll
rrnzo complains that his wife ha'l
hsed NJ . plan 10 MI him Wy eSplo'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
On trlygiG jilIsIUgss,

some speculation has beeH prQpsei
over tho visits ~ Nessrs, Jas u, cas-
ila and q, B9lte ~ ne states ~ ms
time, The gentlemen left by ne Ans
lrallp 80 Tuesday u II kp0WH posi-
liyaly MAJ b0lh NO ~ prlynle bpsl
pess, the Advertiser has ne direct
assurance maj neither gentlemgD II ~
act for HE Planters Association ~ ne
Chamber ~ Commerce ~ any pGpaGlty,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07

store the property 10 the owner Rev,
M. bingham and bis friends ana an
Interested IN p0lynesian study vii ~
deeply thankful 20 tho ono who mas
the manuscript The reward Of go and
mo questions asked - sim IN force
al the police station.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
Plantation
Breaking and
Double Mold
Board PIoWs

IhH we GhleAy prIaa gpfHeIge. TAs4s
a's W pss M neAfly eVey plantation
M Ihe Islands 0HIy HIihIH me la.i
'hFpe geshA VIZ nave sNi y HBmbsf
N NE laFee pI9wA 10 lAAe Mo pl#es NJ
plQws from 0lheF nrms whIeA haa besa
returned ~ unsatisfactory
lAe rfeN Ad'AAIHee N lhs feFlfei
pl9W II maj u 'eqpIfe' Ifs aHImsIs
~ dfaw NJ AAl fNIA an e'ceIIfal nv
r0W wlIhapl dIgslAs A9WR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
Tbs bingham isS,sou.

Chester A. Doyle Ia continuing tho
search for the roynoHan lexicon lost
by Rev. Hiram Bingham ana believes
that he IN now on tbs trail Of tho pr0p.
arly. Mr., Doyle IA working hard In
this case ana hopes. ~ very soon no,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
LiNerIIIs

Hoods PUB Rrs us only piis ~ taIa
with Hoods harsapariila sold ~ an
druggists. 20 sent by malt 90 tecelpt
Of price, bye "pod a % Lowell aass
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
Down Again

IN prices II the maTbft fqp
Nopr app leed, pNl W. lqIIqW
v closely
snld ~ yqNr 0rlfrs aRd lhgy
VIII ba MED ~ NE IqYfsl
market price,
The matter ~ 4 ~ " cents
lpQN y hundred pounds NJ
feed shgnll ngl gQneerN yQn
40 mpoh - lha gRllly M
poor feed N dear NJ any pF.re.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07

Agents fgT laWgilgD JsluDdB
HpldlSTER DBu9 nm IN,
benson, SMITH A. ~,
Hpblp)H Dhug ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07
HOOdS
Iasorils AH"N
cathariie HIS

a = OAsy ~ parg' bsi lhsi , ~ Hissi
10 shnisa A mild hui tat Hnd aiiaa
tafbihr oathAft.f an ~ kaiara q, 49,
ins and rsl.dgc tht had W. staultei
the Live shd 81 "a organ " "a isaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-07

Slsl thlps y 4ggaegi l.pf y1,.4.s.g4y
shnyl,s5 ~ aeesf N nv Az f,,elass
are nor apf ~ laal N sssg ~ .,y
S'onlRei alerspy PiarlSAs IN
RPyf tgqf Spig flld.tllaiT gifJs
mo ghps qIsap.aH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-28
WANrED.-10o bushels of good potatoes
M II. LEWIS.

LosT-Feb. 10Th, on the road between
Albany village and Craftsbury, by way OF
South Albany, a blue ulster 0Vercoat.
Finder leave with R. M. Cowles, Albany.
f. J. Pelkey.
That those who have been intending to
have their eyes treated by me soon may
not be inconvenienced, 1 will say that
am obliged to be away on business from
Thursday Of this week until the latter part
of next week, but shall be much pleased to
have them call on my return. Our store
will be open the same as usual, and any
watches or other articles which may be
left for repairs will receive prompt atten-
ton on my return. Geo. G. Lang, jewel
er, Davis Block.
Wanted.-Job work of all kinds. Have
a good team and will make prices right.
Located in j. j. HIPS tenement. B. c..
Robbins BARTON. $40
WANTED.-A load of dry block wood at
the MONITOR office.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-28
PROB4TE COURTS.

Probate Courts viii be held at the Probate
Office ia Newport each Monday. At the Office
Off. ~. baldwin in Barton o4Ethe SECOND
FrfdaS jf each month; az the Office OF b. f.
d. Car ,elssr atsBarvon Landing III the fore
noon ~ the third FRIDAY of each month,
Parties having business with the Court at
Barton or Barton Landing concerning pend
ing estates will please inform the Court in
advance that he may take the necessary
F E. ALFRED, Judge of Probate.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-28
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements and notices, as promenades,
shows and other entertainments viii be pub
Iished under this head for ttCo cents a WORD
for first insertion, one cent a word Thereafter:
We shall run no advertisement among local
items. Cash must accompany the order. NO
chGrge'lUiH be made of less Than forty cents.