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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-09

/ IN HE bFlSCO0 DuCkDOdru rdllleu
| along the elastic country road.
k~zssSi the roans setting a sharp pace
ESSGgj as they turned eastward on
the pike toward home.
They'll make the eight miles in
three-quarters of an hour" said Judge
Briscoe proudly. He turned from his
daughter at his side to Miss Sherwood,
who sat with Mr.. Fisbee behind them,
and pointed ahead with his whip.
Just beyond that bend we pass through
Six Crossroads"
Miss Sherwood leaned forward eager
ly. what did you mean last night
after the lecture" she said to Fisbee.
when you asked Mr.. Martin who was
to be with Mr.. Harkless?"
who was watching him." he an
swered.
Watching him? don't under
stand"
Yes; they have shot at him from
| the woods at night, and
But who watches him."
The young men of the town. He
has habit of taking long walks after
|
STRANGE, so the young men have organ
lied a guard for him, and every even
| ing one of them follows him until he
goes to the office to work for the night
1t is different young man each night,
and the watcher follows at distance,
so that he does not suspect
But how many people know of this
arrangement"
Nearly every one in the county ex-
cept the Crossroads people, though it is
not improbable that they have discov-
cred it."
And has no one told him?''
| "No; he would not allow it to con-
tinue. He will not even arm himself"
They follow and watch him night
after night. and every one knows and
no one tells him? Oh, l must say
cried the girl, II think these are good
peopIer'
The blackboard turned the bend in the
road. and they entered squalid settle
ment built raggedly about black
smith shop and saloon. I'D hate Il
have n breakdown here" Briscoe re
marked quietly.
Half a dozen shanties clustered neal
the forge. few roofs scattered through
the shiftlessly cultivated fields, four o.
FIVE barns propped by fence rails. SOM
sheds with gaping apertures through
which the light glanced from side L
side, a squad of thin razorback hogs
how and then worried by gaunt hounds
and some abused looking hens gropini
. about disconsolately in the mire.
; broken topped buggy with twiste'
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n produce the effect of a clockwork
bell such as he had once heard in the
courthouse at ROuen. but the fifth and
sixth strokes were halting achieve
ments. as. after o'clock he often lost
count in the strain of the effort for pre-
else imitation. There was pause after
the sixth: then dubious and reluctant
stroke. seven: longer pause. followed
by final ring with desperate decision
eight! Harkless looked at his watch.
II was twenty minutes of 6.
As he crossed the courthouse yard to
the Palace hotel on his way to supper
he stopped to exchange word with
he bell ringer, who. seated on the steps,
was hopping his brow with an air Of
hard earned satisfaction.
Good evening, Schofelds'," he said.
You came in strong on the last stroke
tonight"
what we need here" responded the
bell ringer. lis more public sperrited
men. amt kickin' on you, Mr.. Hank
less-no. sir; but we want more men
like they got in Rouen. We want men
that II git Main street paved with
buck or asphalt; men that ii put in
factories: men that II act-nOt sci
round like that old fool Martin and
laugh and pollyWoggle along and make
fun of public sperrit. day in. day out.
| reckon | do my best for the city"
"Oh. nobody minds old Tom Martin"
lv- GOI he
time he means anything by what he
says"
That's just what hate about him."
returned the bell ringer in a tone of
high complaint You can't never tell
which half it is. Look at him now!'
The gentleman referred to was stand
ing over in front of the hotel talking
to q row of coatless lOungers. who sat
with their chairs tilted back against
the props of the wooden awning that
projected over the sidewalk. Their
faces were turned toward the court
house, and even those lost in medita-
tive whiting had looked up to laugh.
Mr. Martin, one of his hands thrust in
a pocket of his alpaca coat and the 9th
err softly caressing his wiry. gray chin
| beard. his rusty silk hat tilted forward
| till the brim almost rested on the
bridge of his nose. was addressing
| them in a one keyed voice. the melan-
choly whine of which. though not the
| words, penetrated to the courthouse
| steps
The bell ringer. whose name was
Henry Schofield, but who was known
as Schofelds' Henry popularly abbre-
waited to Schofelds1, was moved to in
dignatiOn. Look at him. he cried
"Look at him! Everlastingly goin' on
about my bell! Well, let him talk
Let him talkr'
AS Mr.. Martins eye fell upon the
editor. who. having babe the bell ring.
er good night, was approaching the
hotel, he left his languid companions
and crossed the street to meet him.
81 was only Oratin' on how proud the
city ought to be of Schofields'," he said
mournfully as they shook hands: but
he looks kind of put out with me-" He
hooked his arm in that of the young
man and detained him for moment
as the supper gong sounded from with
in the hotel. Call on the judge to-
night?" he asked.
mo. Why?
81 reckon you didn't see that lady
with Minnie last night"
mo"
'Well. guess you better go out there
| young man. She might not stay here
long"
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WILKES 2::14 IL

will make the season after May LIST, at Mem
phremagog Driving PARK, Newport, Vt, ex-
cept Saturday, when be will be at Roaring
Brook Park, Barton, VT. See his colts at
Coventry; A1vah Morrill's, Derby David
Hitchcock's. Westfeld; Albert Estey's, East
Coventry; Arson STATIONS, Beebe Plain;
Ingalls, Farm, Sheffield, and at Sugar Hill
Farm, Derby. Address
l4tf BLAKE BROS, DERBY.
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1. D. WHITCHER 4 SON.
Barton.
About Making Gardens.

There is nothing better than pure
Ground Bone in making gardens.
A teaspoonful in a hill is perm an
ent benefit, lasting all.summer.
We wholesale it at 1925 per barrel
of 200 pounds, freights prepaid TO
your railroad station.
Enclose So 25 in check or postal
money order, or in q registered.
letter, and trial barrel will be
shipped to you promptly If you
don't need it all divide with your
neighbors.
We publish little booklet,
showing how to use Ground Bone
as Fertilizer in gardens and in
greenhouses and to promote the
growth of your flowers and shrubbery
Send your name on a postal card
and it will be sent to you free by
return mail. G. 8. PAGE, Hyde Park,
VT.
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PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.

I C
to s1.Oo with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint.
1t weighs to ozs. more to the pint than
others, wears longer and givesa gloss equal
to new work. Sold by Twombly & Cotton,
Barton Landing; Sears & Russell, Irasburg;
z. b. Pierce Albany. 1924
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CHAPTER II.

HE Briscoe blackboard ratified
along the elastic country road.
the roans setting a sharp pace
as they turned eastward on
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OUR WATCH WORD

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"IFEE YOUNG AGAIN"
mo Longer FatiguedI Sleep Like Chnd-Can Eat Anything
This Minneapolis Joins the Thousands Who
Are Praising Vtaizer and Tonic.
pAlNE'S CELERY COMPOUND
t KEEPS HIM RAILWAYS AT HIS BE

Minneapolis, Feb. l.. 1904.-"If Paine's
Celery Compound can do for others What
tt has done for me, it is certainly the
greatest remedy on the market to-day.
IT tried dozens Of other remedies, but
found none that would make me feel like
Paine's Celery Compound has made me
feel.
II was troubled with debility, nervous
ness. insomnia and several other ailments.
After taking Paine's Celery Compound I
slept like child, / could eat anything.
It relieved me Of that tired feeling.
II feel young again and a little extra
exertion no longer fatigues me- In fact, 1t
was just the tonic I eeded."-CHAS. II.
JOHNSON, 621 LIST Ave. S.
Paine's Celery Compound is best adver-
tised by the men and women it has cured
The fame Of this celebrated Nerve Vital
izer and Blood Tonic has been spread tc
every city, township and farm in the ma
tion-by the word of-mouth recommends
ton Of grateful patients. Is there one
other remedy in the world to-day that
can point to success based on such fame
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SPORTS.
PICK GYMNASIIC TEAM
MEN WHO WILL REPRESENT MIN
NEsOrA IN NATIONAL CONTEST
TO BE CHOSEN TOMORROW.

The next intercollegiate venture to
be the eastern trip Of the gynnast1c
team. The team will leave some
time next week to compete In the meet
of the National Intercollegiate Asso-
citation of Amateur Gymnasts, when
will be held under the auspices OF the
University of New York in New York
city on March 26.
DR.. Cook has received the list OF
entries, which includes teams from
Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Amnerst'
University Of New York. Rutgers,
Pennsylvania and Columbia. Inc
number of men on these teams runs
from twelve to thirty-hve, giving IN
some cases six men for each piece OF
apparatus. DR.. Cook can take out
five men with him, but Is connden.
that they will win several times .neia
number Of places including some
firsts.
At present the squad has been re-
duced to ten and the choice OF the nve
to take the trip will be MADE at
public contest to be held frldav 6 nasie,
and Haeberle who won their MS lase
wear the makeup of the team IS un-
certain. Six men are now eating at
training table established IN one
of the student boarding Iney
are CAPTAIN Ostvig, 'O5, who won MS
an, on last years championship
team: Haeber, '06, another memDer OF
the 1908 team; Strang, medic, W, VINO
is a graduate of Carleton ana Httue a
record in gymnastics there; Lapoltt;
who has a track team RECORD; any
woodward and Tileston. freshmen
from Shattuck and Northwestern mill
tary academies. The other meH,oe.s
OF the squad are Peterson, Gage
Walker and Schmidt. +,a
Practice has been rushed since the
circus and the men have improved on
the excellent form which they shoWeo
ah that time. Rivalry for places ls
keen, as all the men are ANXIOUS ~
teke the trip, and the try-out to-mot-
row night will be an exciting contest
The varsity girls basket ball team
won from the freshmen at the uni,
yersity armory last night by score y;
81 TO IA. The freshmen took the ieao
early In the game ana t ne hiS In The
Second half the freshmen quick!
shot two baskets, giving them the leae
again. but the varsitys nerve ana tear
work finally told, and the Veteran
pulled out the victory by con,
Portable margin. MISS van % -
and Miss Frank played star game 10
W. ~ ,1arsitv while Miss Schaller ant
Miss Bogart excelled for the fresn
men The lineup:
Freshmen
v., Rerran left forward. Schuyler lCapt.
GOV 1CaptD 800. right forward. ...'.. Barne
Dunn .....''''''' ,ost ruord .., Schalle
,n,nst,n right guard :HonA,
sun,mnry-Goals from feld Barnes = f coa
Ia,nston Roeart i: goals from fouls Cox
time of halves 20 minutes; officials Leach al
Kayser.
The University Tennis assoclatlo
will meet tomorrow to discuss plan
FOR tho spring contests. Dual meet
vii With w wisconsin, Iowa and Nebrask
are contemplated. The new courts
Northrop field will be fitted up a
! as soon as weather permits.
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THIS PITrsRuRG MAN, TOO.

1t "sraced Him up"-Put Him on His
Feet When He Was Run Down and
Sickiy.
ALLOWING my system to become thor
oughly undermined by hard work, loss Of
sleep and nervousness, the result was that
was a f1t subject for the hospital. A
friend of mine recommended my taking
Paine's Celery Compound. which / did and
after taking one bottle of your valuable
compound, felt much better. A second
bottle has put me on my feet again. 1t
braced me up. I now feel like new
mani. SHEETS, 22s Lehigh Ave,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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THEIR OPINIONS VARY
SAN FRANCISCO SPORTS ARE d.
VIDED ON OUTCOME OF COR-
BETT-BRIIT FIGHT.
New York Sun Special Service.


San Francisco, March 1.-THE fol- |
lowing opinions are expressed Dy wen.
known sporting men on the result OF
the Young Corbett Jimmy Brltt
Billy Roche--Give me "Corbett,' one |
two-three.
Billy Jordan (announcer)-It will be
great fight. I cannot remember two more
even matched good ones.
Eddie Smith (referee)-lt looks ike
toss-up to me. I've seen both boys and
either one might cop it.
Toby Irwin-Britt to win the decision.
He has every punch "Corbett mas ana Is
, faster.
Jockey Spencer-"Corbett'' on the chin
strap. Britt doesn't class with him.
Handicapped Letcher, c. J. c. Club
''Corbett" in a canter. ,.
George Harting timekeeper)-Britt to
win. 1 think him too big for "Corbett."
Willie Britt-Jimmy will beat this fellow
in ten rounds and that's pipe. * ..-
Joe Roe bookie)-"Corbett" walks
home Britt won't be in the running.
Alec Greggins-It's too close for me.
Roth great boys.
Spider Kelly-Britt wins in seven
rounds or loses the go.
Frank McConrel--Britt No good little
man ever beat good big man and Britt is
undoubtedly good.
be there,
Sam Berger-Jimmy will win after
hard fight but it will be Britt all thru.
Spider Welch-Both are champions.
I'll take a bet on the short end and
don't care who 1T may be.
Johnny Coleman-"Corbett' from wire
to wire. ~ ..
Frank Carr-"Corbett" good thing.
Britt never beat live one.
Tim McGrath-Ths kid from Denver is
the preserves. Stand all upon him.
Young" MITCHELL pick Britt, as the
faster man with the punch. I look for
hard fight but Britt will pummel and
win In seventeen.
Old Man Britt-Jimmys Jaw is stronger
Khan "Corbett's" stomach. My will
Mock him out as sure as his name is
Bob Fitzsimmons says that he is not
In condition to fight for some time
vet and accordingly has called off ne
gotiations for his proposed fight with
Kid Mccoy.
..Nobody will catch 'Fitz' mapping"
he remarked, land nobody will get me
into fight unless I am in condition.
When I am in condition I will box
anybody. TIL bar none Of them and
will take on Jeff as the opportunity
offers.
Fitzsimmons picks Jeffries to whip
Munroe in their coming battle in
number Of rounds. because I do not
know just how much Munroe has i'm
proved; but nevertheless he will gel
about all that is coming to him. Take
that from the old man, who knows"
After twenty rounds of, hard fight
ing Marvin Hart Of Louisville wa:
given decision over Sandy Fergu
son of Boston by Referee Revey a
Hot Springs yesterday
Many thought Ferguson deserved I
draw.
John Flood, who fought John L
Sullivan nine rounds on a barg
anchored in the East river near He'll
gate in 1880, died suddenly at New
York yesterday. Heart disease Is be
Meved to have been responsible. III
was SIS years old.
Charlie Neary Of Milwaukee ex
presses his intention Of challenging
the winner of the Corbett-Britt figh
to a twentv-round battle for the 13
pound championship.
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NOTICE

STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT REPAIRING
done on short notice; man and rig always
floors, sidewalks. ETC.; prices reasonable. John
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building. Il. c., 2451: N. W.. 22S2 Main.
MRS. DR.. MCKAY, ELECTRICITY, ALCOHOL
vapor sweats and magnetic treatments; will
cure. rheumatism. insomnia, and all nervous
troubles. Hours; Q a. N. TO p: M sos
NoT1cE-1F YOUR GLASSES ARE BROKEN
or need repairing take them to Hirschy, OPP
ttcian. 42O Nicollet. We can make or dupli-
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WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE TRADING
stamps highest prices paid; we also frame pic
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Hennepin.
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PRINTING

PR1NTING-1,o00F FINE BUSINESS CARDS, 81;
1000 billheads. 81; ], 900 small hand bills. 81;
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Perry Printing Co.. 816 Nicollet. Minneapolis.
GET our ESTIMATES FOR PRINTING YoU1
business stationery irst-c class work, up-to.dats
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We ARE STILL PRINTING FAIRLY GOOD
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IT had read Of the mum cures made
by Paine's Celery Compound, and finally
decided to try, it. From the start the
benefit which derived was marked. After
taking three bottles I feel that i am en-
tirely cured. MRS. S. A. ADDER, S45
n. 4th St. --.:..
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A DROPPING WOMAN.

Tired, Weak, but Palne's Celery Com.
pound Made Her Strong.
Des Moines, Iowa. Jan. 80, 1904.-'I was
feeling tired and weak and had been
troubled with nervousness for long time.
When walked on the street I became
dizzy and felt that was going to fall.
had doctored with the best physicians. but
got no relief.
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LANTERN SLIDES

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PIANOS AND ORGANS

size; walnut case; handsomely rennished; looks
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10 Nicollet ay. second floor Dayton bldg. 4
LARGE SIZE $3.50 sCHAEFFER PIANO, VERY
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Druggist To-day
Pane Celery will NEVER AGAIN be contented with
lows health. Il n
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WANT Pages 14and15
ACCOUNTANTS

IF YOUR BOOKS ARE OUT OF BALANCE, SEE
Rey R. Langrell, 1.-THE Accountant" 1o1
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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NQTICE-To KEEP FOUR FRAME MAKERS
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| oday's Voting Coupon

popular subscribers to
give them the trip
of
PLAN OF CONTEST
Dakota Wisconsin and North
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prize winner to go on ne
who gets the largest vote
in
in anybody. Or
COUNT-Each counts one vote f1ach
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YEARS. subs in adv 1000 votes
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u C1rcua-
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COLLECTING AGENCY

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WOOD AND COAL

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BUSINESS SPECIALS

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PLUMBING

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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The University Tennis ASSOCIATION
will meet tomorrow to discuss plans
for the spring contests. Dual meets
with wisconsin, Iowa and NEBRASKA
ave- contemplated. The new courts on
Northron field will be fitted up as
"a soon as weather permits.
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BICYCLES

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HAIR DRESSING PARL0Rs
.JEWELRY

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av7 His name IS A. U. Wetzel, pronounced
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THEATRICAL COSTUMES

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DENTISTRY

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office: reliable dentistry; careful operatin
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