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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11
POULTRY AND SQUADS.


Poultry can be grown on the same
land where fruit trees have been planted
We know Of three large peach orchards
and one plum orchard used exclusively
for large hocks Of poultry In one Of
these between 500 and 900 Leghorns
are kept. in another some 200 Plymouth
Rocks, while third is allotted to White
Wyandottes. These large orchards are
carefully inclosed, and the fowls are
kept 10 separate 6ocks throughout the
whole season. The running Of 80 much
poultry 10 orchards that have been cul-
tivated as they should be is Of advan
tage in the way Of fertiliser. the orchard
furnishing the best range for the poul-
try, and double profit is gained from
The ground.
For growing squads some have sepa-
fete houses, some use the lofts Of old
barns, and many are so constructing
their poultry building as to have quar-
tiers for growing squads 10 the second
story Of the poultry houses. This is
gained BY laying Fat roof on top of
the house and on this double thickness
Of tar paper we'll coated With hot tar,
with board aoor laid over it, making
it absolutely vermin proof both ways
THE FoURFoLD PLANT.
Another advantage Of this combina-
tion is that in winter, when fruit and
bees do not demand attention, the en-
tire effort may be directed toward secur-
ing winter production. We do not re-
member nor can We remember any time
when fresh laid eggs have brought a
price equal to what they have brought
this winter. Early in November fresh
laid eggs by the case to customers
brought 40 cents per dozen, and many
who did direct business with customers
in large cities were able to get consider
ably more than this some Of the time.
Such prices are worth great exertiou to
secure. 1t is as true Of the other occu
pations as Of poultry raising-that more
than half of the profit comes through
proper care aud management. All OF
the products may be probably grown,
aud money may be lost easily on all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11
G. W OFFUTT J. CLINTON TRIBBY.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
In Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silvcrware, Clocks.
G. W. OFFUTT.


IT'S MORE THAN CAR FARE that buying in West End
DIAMONDS
Brooch n
WATCHES, GU
be relied on the with unyarying precision
fancyca
ghomth
wallfor good solid service and that
We know WE'LL We
First Call when Jewery Buying,
4kaatgod waches
$40 Men solid IA karat gold watches S21 Solid silver ladies'
Ds JEWELsY AN HE Il ESds solid gold long chain.
Ladies solid gold Solid gold diamond
solid
keH beautifully carved solid Mems
diamond gold
SOLID JEWELRY $50
lets Solid silver bracelet Solid silver up
Solid
$lO Solid silver forks halt Solid ~
teaspoons half dOE
81
81 49, soup ladies' 80 aO 81 knife ~ 2oi SET e1i
clocks win genuine Ansonia
polished
strike dressing cases ever o" !" west wash
complicated Watch aud Clock Repairing Experts
oE-F.urT a, TF1I5BY.
NJ street x,. .
"eu d. Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11
Big Reduction in Furnishing Goods.

Az me fancy Manhattan Shirts, for 10 days only
oo dozen Mems NeckwearTes and
% tor 20 30 dozen Blue and Tan
ohnts and Drawers, 75c elsowhr IL
90 % and ~ Silk Vests $275 White X S25 AZ
Dol underSear double front and back 81 60 Norfolk New
Underwear 81 30 Wights Health underwear
eaV Royal Fleece Underwear 5c grade 4Sc 81 25 Stiff Shirts
anu 100 Nggee Shirts 43c Odds and
y ooPnde boxes zoe Ade Kid Gloves Club Ties 95O
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

Keep on hand pint or more Of fsb
oil. II an unnatural growth appears on
any Of your animals, apply the oil three
times each day. rubbing in vigorously
with a WOODEN cloth. This has been
found very effectual. 1t is harmless,
even If applied on the human body
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

Do not send to market eggs of mixed
kinds in the same cases. Separate the
white and dark eggs and the large aud
small. One kind may bring as much
as the other. but they do not look as in
viting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

West Washington ID. &.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

II is useless 10 plaut fruit trees unless
they are hardy, vigorous aud prod uCtive
Of fruit that will rot only keep we'll,
but will sell we'll to consumers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

All the broken lots in Children's Suits
and Overcoats selling up to 81 so.
The suits in Norfolk aud Double
breasted, Blue CheviOts and Nobby Mix
lures.
The Overcoats in both Refer and
long gown effects. ..."..........@2 70
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11
FERTILLZERS:
Timothy SEED.

full car load of new Western TIMOTHY SEED has in
GRASS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11
Agricultural.
A COMBINATION PLANT.

Bee and poultry culture, fruit and
SQUAD growing, ars four pleasant occu-
pations. When therefore an authority
of undoubted value suggests their union
in one plant the idea is not only ex-
tremsly taking to those on the lookout
for fresh enterprises, but worth serious
consideration. The Country Gentleman
says: In COINS about among the poultry
growers or the several States we have
come in contact with number Of people
that are growing poultry and squads,
Others who make specially Of fruit,
vegetables and bees, and we have Oft
times wondered why it might not be
possible TO unite the growing of all
these 70 profit. We have several times
mentioned the possibilities Of keeping
poultry and bees probably upon the
same farm. This is done. and We know
Of one mar who raises large quantity
Of honey, poultry, turkeys and water
well. All these are SUCCESSFULLY
on the farm of about $50 acres
addition to the bees and live
elarm produces sufficient for
orsoE All.
THE BEES.
old of1hard that is we'll located so
NJ needed amount Of sunshine
:. upon the hives is q good
IS, provided that the hives
d as not 10 be Disturbed dr
drnnninoa frr a sha k~aoa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

All the broken lots of Mems Suits and
Overcoats selling up to $40 so
The suits in Blue, Black aud Novel
ty shades in Cheviots, Cassimeres and
Worsteds-single aud double breasted
The Overcoats in Blue, Black and
Oxfords, in the fashionable Al and So
inch lengths. ........,.............S 40
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11
n 0RDE{KGRR'S,
SenNi-Annual Sale!!

We have just completed socktakng which broken
lots OF Suits and Overcoats four of These
now offer at fraction of their former providing excep
hona opportunity for thrifty buyers viii ready cash.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-11

All the broken lots in Mems Suits On
Overcoats selling up to $1,000.
The suits in Single and Double breast
ed Sacks, Black and Nobby Mixtures in
theviots, Cassimeres and Whip Cords.
The Overcoats in Black and Oxfords,
fashiOnably cut to full length of 81
inches ......... o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. 145.

AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE IN
sPEcT1oN or ROOD. DRUGS AND
OTHER ARTICLES IN COMMON USE
It is hereby enacted BY the General As
sembiy OF the state OF Vermont:
Section l. No person shall sell or offer
for sale. any adulterated drug or sub-
stance to BE- used il the manner Of
medicine. Or any aduiterated article Of
food Or substance to be used in the man
ner Of food or drink for man or domea-
tic animals,
sec. ., II any drug or substance used
for medicine sold under name reeog-
nized BY the United States Pharmaeopoeia
Or in some other pharmacopoeia Or other
standard work Of materia medica. differs
materially from The standard Of strength.
quality or purity laid down In such work.
or contains less Of the active principle
than IS contained in the genuine article,
weight for weight. or falls below the
professed standard under which Il Is
sold, it shall be deemed 70 be adulterated
within the meaning Of this act.
sec. 3. II any food or substance in
tended to be eaten or used in the manner
Of food or drink. contains lees guam
tity Of any valuable constituent than is
contained IN the genuine article weight
for weight or contains any substance
foreign 10 the well known article under
whose name il "a sold or Is eolorea
coafed polished or powdered whereby
danage is contested o. contains any
added poisonous Ingredient OF consists
wholly Or partly Of any decomposed.
putrid or diseased substance, Or has be-
come Offensive Or injured from age or
improper care ii shall be deemed to %
adulteratsd within the meaning OF tais
act
sec. 4 Whoever fraudulently adnlter-
ates for the purpose Of sale any article
of food Of drink drug or medicine or
knowingly sells any fraudulently adul-
tsratoa article 81 food Or drink drug Or
medicine, or any kind Of diseased or un-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
no. 151.
Approved December Z, 1904,

AN ACT DEFINING AND PuNrsHIN
KIDNAPPING AND REpEALm.
SECTION 4si2 or THE vERMoN
STATUTES
II is hereby enacted BY the Genen
Assembly Of the state Of Vermont:
section i. Whoever, without leal
authority forcibly Or secretly conaas
Or imprisons another person within
this state against his viii. or forcbg
carries or sends such person out Il
this state. or forcibly seizea and con,
fines or inyeigles or kidnaps another
person with intent either to cause hin
10 be secretly confined or imprisont
in this state against his will or to
cause him 10 be sent out Of this siais
against his Will or in any way bed
to service against his WILL shall be
punished BY Imprisonment IN the stats
prison FOR term not exceeding ten
years. Or BY fine Of not more than
ten thousand dollars. Or both. Who
ever commits any offense described in
this section with the Intent to sxtor
money OF other valuable thing shall
be punished by Imprisonment IN Tho
state prison Tor not more than Ten
years. whoever commits any oaeHs
described In this section upon d per-
son under the age Of sixteen years
with or without the consent Of III.
party injured, shall be punished b
Imprisonment in the state prison nsi
more than ten years.
Sec, Z. Section 4sl2 Of the vsrnasi
Statutes Il hereby repealed excsp y
far as the same relates to psaslag
causes and to onenses committed Fa'f
70 the date on which this act as.s
effect. and to prosecution Tor sub 4
lenses.
sec. !. This act SHAH take sfsa
from its passagS
Approved November 70, 1901 ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

ished By the Of not more than fve hun
dred dollars
SEC, 70. II any person violates any Of
the provisions Of this act, FOR which no
penalty Is hereinbefore provided. he shah
be fined not more than one hundred dol
lars ana not less than nifty dollars
Sec. % justices Of tho county
shah have concurrent jurisdiction with
the county court Of offenses under this
act to the extent Of aning the respond
ent fifty dollars, or may bind him over
for trial by county court. Any states
attorney. grand juror or other public
prosecuting ohicer may institute prosecu-
lions for violations Of this act.
sec. 2l The standard Of purity for
food products shan be that adopted by
the United States Department Of Agri-
culture,
sec o. II is hereby made the duty Of
the state board Of health, or agent
thereof to bring 70 the notice Of the
proper prosecuting oflcer any violation
81 any United States statute for prevent
Ing the aaulteration or misbrandlug Of
foods or drugs
See. %. Nothing contained in the pre-
cedlng sections shall be 50 construed as
to prevent the state board Of health from
Issuing q a producer Or manufacturer q
foods 81 drinks permit 70 use such pre-
aervatiyes or eoloripg matters e. said
board may determine BY ANALYSIS q
lotheryise are not detrimental 70 health
Sec q All acts or parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
lpeaied,
Sec, q. This act shall take effect from
4 ia passage,
Approved November ii, 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. $50.

AN ACT TO REGULATE CIRCUS Elk
HIBrr1oNs. AND IN ADDITION TO
CHAPTER ss7s. OF VERMONT
STATUTES.
It is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Vermont:
Section / ANY person or persons
who shall exhibit or attempt to ex-
hlbit circus in any town in this state
without FIRST having obtained permits
sion Of the selectmen Of such town
therefor. and without also having paid
( the state treasurer the license Zee
provided for in section 4s7s. Of the
Vermont Statutes. shall be nned not
less than one thousand dollars or more
than three thousand dollars. such
nne shall be paid into the state treas
ury
Sec 2. Justices on the peace city
and municipal courts shan have con-
current jurisdiction with the county
court Of offenses arising under this sot
Prosecutions for violations OF this act
may be instituted BY states attorneys
Or town grand jurors
Sec ,. The word circus" for the pur-
poses Of this act shall mean com,
Dany Of performers with their equIp-
age. travelling from place TO place AID
exhibiting in the open air or under cans
vas, entertainments consisting prime
pally Of feats Of horsemanship. aep-
patio displays and the exhibition 4
wild animals, Or any two of thee
features
Approved December Z, 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
10. l4O

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION Is or
AN AcT or THE GENERAL ass
sEaIBLY or 1904. KNOWN AS
HOUSE BILL NO. ios, ENTITLED
IAN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE
INSPECTION or FOOD, nRHos
AN OTHER ARTICLES OF COM
MON USE"
II is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Vermont.
Section /. Section is, OF house bin
No 100, Acts Of 1904. entitled, AN
Act Providing for the Inspection 81
Food. Drugs ana other Articles ~
common Use" is hereby amended 20
as 10 read as follows
section is. The state board Of
health shan, as soon as may be after
this act takes effect. adopt such rules
and regulations. not inconsistent with
existing laws. as II deems necessary
to facilitate the enforcement Of the
provisions Of this act. and for the col
Letting and examining OF drugs, foods
liquors. and candy, articles Of clothing,
fabrics. wall paper or anything con
tanning poisonous pigments or sub
stances whereby the health OF any
person may be injured. Said board
shan cause said rules and regulations
to be printed il pamphlet form for
distribution. shall furnish to each To-
cal health officer sumeient number Of
copies to supply the members Of the
local board Of health and all practieing
physicians In such town, and furnish
10 each town clerk suficient NUM-
Der Of copies for distribution under
the provisions OF law as to the dis
tribution Of the acts and resolves Of
the general assembly; and It shall DO
the duty of said local health officers
and town clerks to distribute the same
ANY violation 81 any such rule or regu-
lation made under the provisions q
this act, after the publication ana dis
tribution or such rules and regula-
lions. shall be punished by fine Of
not more than I'VE hundred dollars.
Approved December z, 1904,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. IA.
AN ACT CREATING a TUBERcuLo-
SIS COMMISSION

AN AL Ni5AfA4A4f1 = AOt,A1ts~ 49,
SIS COMMISSION.
It is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State Of Vermont.
Section i. The governor shall appoint
In November, 1904. state commission u
I'VE members. at least three Of whom
shall be legally quallhea physicians, for
the purpose in part. Of continuing the
work begun and carried on By the state
commission, appointed IN December 1902
under the act Of legislature No. iis en-
titled an Act creating Tuberculosis Com
mission. which was enacted for the pur-
pose Of Investigating the prevalence and
extent OF tuberculosis in Vermont, the
need Of a state sanatorium for eonsump-
lives. and such other matters pertaining
to tuberculosis as might properly he con-
siaered in connection herewith,
Sec. 3 II shan also b q part q the
duties Of this commission to adopt and
make use Of means for the purpose Of the
education Of the people OF the state IN re-
speet to the cause ard nature OF this dis
ease. and the means that may be taken
By the people themselves FOR its preven-
ton and cure. 10 the end that the large
death rate from this fatal disease-the
largest Of ali In this state and all civil
lied countries-nay in this state be re-
duced to its lowest possible limit
Soc 8 This education Of the people
shan Be done b. this commission BY
means IL public meetings. held. one a.
least or more. ia every county ~ the state
each year; by public lectures on this
subject BY the different members Of the
commission. by the distribution among
the people OF pamphlets. documents and
circulars upon this subject: b. articles n
the public press BY getting the teachers
III the public schools interested In X that
they may teach ii to thelr pupils: and in
all ways proper to disseminate the facts
in regard to this disease among the pso-
Ole for their consideration. that they may
know how 10 guard themselves against #
how to prevent and how q cure 4
Sec. The members 81 the commission
shnf receive the sum Or s4.co per day for
each days attendance upon meetings and
lectures, and for their time spent IN this
work, and an allowance for such expenses
as are actually incurred Ia the discharge
Of their duties. the same TO 10 paid o. tbs
governors order On proper presentation
OF statements; but the entire sum to b
50 paid for services and expenses shall
not exceed the sum Of $4,000 each year
Sec. s. This commission shall serve un.
I'll the next legislature. ana shall make a
complete report thereto Of their work, and
81 the results Of their Investigations, to-
gether with such recommendation IN re.
iation to state sanatorium for eonaump.
tives. ana the kind Of building or build
ings needed their cost location, etc, and
anything concerning II that they may
deem necessary ard desirable.
Sec. 5, This act shall take effect from
IT'S passage
Approved November 50 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
no. 162.
ACT FOR THE PROTECTION o
HORSE BREEDERs.

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II Is hereby enacted 81 the General
Assembly Of the state Of Vermont
Section |. Any person who owns,
keeps or uses stallion 81 two years
Of age. Or over for breeding purposes
in this state, shan, before advertising
the services of said stallion. q before
using him for breeding purposes IN this
state, cause the said stallion to be reg
istered in the office 81 the town clerk
in the town where he is owned. or II
owned without this state IN the Office
of the town clerk Of the town IN which
ne Is 50 used The owner 81 keeper OF
such stallion shalt furnish 70 the town
clerk IN the town where such reglstra-
ton is made, certificate. under oath,
containing statement Of the name,
age, color size. pedigree. so far as OBJ
tainable, Of such stallion. and also the
name q the breeder and owner Of tbs
same. The town clerk shah record
such certificate ia book kept FOR that
purpose. and SHAH receive from the
owner or keeper thereof the sum OF
fifty cents for each stallion 50 regis
tered, and shan furnish to the owner
.or keeper procuring such registration
a certified copy q the same no com-
pensation shah De recovered FOR ne
services Of a stallion II such certlncats
is not furnished The owner Or keeper
of stallion registered in aecordancs
with the Provisions Of thls section shall
ay 70 tie town clerk q the town
whore such cerencate " falea, the sum
q ten doilars cor che use II che town
ANY person maRing and aiine false
certificate respecting stallion shall
be fined one hundred dollars for the
use Of he town where the stallion IS
registered
Sec. z section si5a Of the Vermont
statutea Il hereby repealed
Sec 8 THIS sct shall take efect
from its passage.
Approved December 2. 1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. 14o

AN ACT IN AMENDMENT on SEC
rioN 1872 or rnE vRRMoNr
STATUTES RELATING rs an
LARD AND POOL ROOMS AND
BOWLING ALLEYS
4 is hereby enacted BY the General AS
semhly Of The State Of Vermont:
Section !. Section 4ses " TIE Vernon,
Statutes y amended 50 ~ to read as roI.
lows;
Section 1850 II The owner Or keeper
of public pool or bnliara table. Or
bowling alley, permits a minor 10 play
upon such tables Or alleys or to frequent
AS Z place q resort the room Or fooms
containing such tables 81 alloys. With.
out me written consent Of tie parent.
or guardian Of such minor. he SHAH 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

AN ACT REQUIRING PEDDLARs TO
BE LICENSED.

BE LICENSED.
Il Is hereby enacted BY the Genera AS
semhly 81 the State Or vsrmonts
Section /. A person going from town 10
town, or from place 10 place in the same
town. carrying 10 sell or exposing for
sale, goods composed in whole or part Of
cotton, linen. wooden or silk, plated Or
giided ware. iewelry. patent medicine or
compound medicine, the composition of
which ii kept secret from the public,
watches Or clocks, groceries, oranges.
bananas, or wearing apparel Of any kind.
and person who transports such goods
wares or merchandise from town 10 town.
Or who comes from without The state
into a town wlthip the same. bringing
such goods. wares Or merchandise and III
the town 70 which he transports 81 brings
the same. temporarily exposes such
goods. wares or merchandise for sale at
suction or otherwise, at public or pri-
vate house. store or other place, or IN
any park. street Or highway. shall be
deemed peddlar
Sec 2 A person who becomes ped
diar under the definition as SCI forth iii
the preceding section without license
in force, as provided in this act. and the
sections Of the Vermont Statutes re-
enacted BY this act shall be dnsd not
more than three hundred dollars and not
iess than ffts dollars
Sec 81 a laar shall pay for IT,
cense as follows. II he travels on foot
lafieeu dollars if he travels with horse
Or other beast. BEARING burden, OF with
vehicle drawn d one beast Of more.
q by railroad CONVEYING bis goods. thsrsy
dollars
sec 4 Sections four thousand seven
hundred and thlrty-oue, four thousand
seven and thirts-ueo four thousand sew
en- hundred and thirty-thgss, four thou.
sand seven hundred and thirty foar. and
four thousand seven hundred and thirty
ave ~ the Vermont Statutes, ara hereby
repealed
Sec S. Sections four thousand seven
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

hundred ana thirty-six to four thousand
seven hundred ard forty-thTee, inclusive
Of the Vermont Statutes anc sfesloh .o''
thousand seven hundred end forIy-ses si'
Of the Vermont Statutes, are hereby re-
enacted and made a part OF this act ana
the word. "chapser where it occurs ~
said re-enacted sections shah be held %
cover and include this act including snch
said RE- enacted sections
Approved December 10, 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
sY TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THE OF VERMoNI ~

hHee not less than ten dollars Tor each
time he allows such minor to play upon
such tables Or alleys, Or to frequent tho
room Or rooms containing the same a.
place o. resort
Sec 2 This act shall take eject from
its passage.
Approved December L 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO 14s

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR AN m
DEx FOR MARRIAGES. BIRTHS
AND DEATHS
It is hereby enacted BY the General As
ssmhly OF the State Of Vermont:
section Town clerks shall prepare
ana keep q general index 70 the marriage
records Said index shall be given IL al
nhabetical order the name Of the groom
ana bride, and also IN alphabetical order
the name OF the bride and groom, to-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
Book Page Bride to Groom Date
n to

= to A
Sec. 2 The index to all records prior
TO February list. 1915, shall be prepared At
the expense Of the town at per diem
ilxed by the selectmen
sec. 3. Town clerks shan prepare ana
keep single index Of the records Of births
and deaths in their respective towns
and such index shan be in alphabetical
order The index to All such records Of
births and deaths prior % February ist,
1923. shall be prepared at the expense Of
the town at per diem fixed by the Sc
ieetmen. and all records shall be indexed
back to 1851 and the state shall furnish
a suitable book for such records
Approved December 8. 1904.