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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-02
Reputation.

A reputation once broken may posi-
bly, be repaired, but the world will al
ways keep its eyes on the spot where
the crack was.-Josh Billings.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-02

Bonnie Brown is quite sick.
Mrs. q. W. Coburn is quite ill.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-02
DERBY LINE,

The MONITOR agent will be In town this
week. Look after your reading matter for
the coming year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-02
GREENSBORO.

Miss Mabel ellis returned to Menches-
ter, N. H., Friday.
John King and Mr.. Fitch are working
on the new chapel.
j. Batchelder and wife we're in Barton
Landing over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Lewis is not gaining as rapid
" as her friends wish.
The week of prayer will be observed at
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Leavitt is stopping at B. F. Dow's
and is in very poor health.
Frank Melvin and his sister Bertha were
in Hardwick Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dow gave a Christ
mas dinner to few friends.
Rev. John Hood is spending the holidays
with his family in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Harrison had fam
lily gathering at their home Christmas.
George and Clarence Pope had a birth
day party Friday evening for the little
folks.
Miss OriIla Rice is spending the winter
with her niece, Mrs. Hallet in st. Johns
bury.
Herbert Waugh died Wednesday morn
ing, aged A years and months. The de-
ceased leaves an aged father, to mourn his
loss and who has the sympathy of every
one in his bereavement. The funeral
was held Friday at his late home, Rev.
Mr.. Barton officiating.
Rev. Mr.. Barton and wife were pleasant
ly surprised Friday evening by a large
party who took possession of their house
while they were visiting at a neighbor's
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-29

Peter W. Vaughan went to Preston
on yesterdays train,
Doctor Dunbar and Henry Hay ball
were northbound passengers yesterday
morning.
Lars Christensen and James 5.
Hancey, OF Hyde Park, and James
Williamson, Of Welsyille, were in town
oD Monday.
Mt has been determined To carry on
a summer school at the A. 9. of u.
this year, to begin on June II. This
is to be made OF particular interest to
local teachers.
Last week was the time set for the
Latter-day Saints of the Millvillc
ward TO pass through the temple.
We understand that many availed
themselves Of the opportunity.
Those who live in the Snake river
country and other northern places
must not think that they have a
monopoly on winds and bad storms
for this section of the country has had
It's share during the past week.
Hopson, the man convicted Of man.
slaughter at the recent term Of court,
was to have been sentenced on Satur-
day, but the Judge.could not come 10
Logan. The day SET for his sentence
is now given as April 9TH. 1t is said
that one OF the defendants attorneys
can not be here on that day, 50 it is
possible that Hopson will not be sen
fenced then
| If the tabernacle grounds ever pre-
sent the appearance Of the court house
grounds as John Nichaison now ma.
them then we can ell feel that this ex
penditure of money is well worth the
while. Since the grounds at the real
Of the court house have been made In
to a lawn, John has TO take care Of al
most as much ground as there is il
the west half Of the tabernacle
grounds. Everything is as bright ant
clean as a new pin and pleasure Il
observe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-29
Professor Moench went north yester-
day to his ranch in fairyiew.

Professor Moench went north yester-
day to his ranch in fairyiew.
While cutting fire wood Monday,
VIM. Cunningham, OF Petersboro, had
his lower lip split by a flying stick.
He came TO Logan TO have the wound
stitched.
j. R.Olsen has been appointed sheep
inspector for Cache county and Box
Elder east of Snowvillc John Nebe-
ker is named for Rich county
\ colony Of laps have reached Lew
iston and will go to raising beets
The importation is the result Of a
scarcity of laborers There will be
about one hundred of these at work
in Lewiston this summer,
The Y. l.. NJ. !. A. officers meeting
of Cache Stake will convene in the
Tithng Office building Saturday, April,
at 10 O'Clock am. All officers are re-
quested to be present. Mary l.. Hen
erickson, Martha W.Carlisle and Leah
ID. Widtsoe, presidency.
Hyrum Hayball and wife, who have
been in California for the past six weeks
returned home last Sunday morning.
George, his son, Will remain for about
one month longer. In speaking Of
the condition Of Pres, Morreli, Mr.
Hayball stated that during five weeks
he had visited Mr. Morrell on an aver
age of once a day, the last time on
Monday the 10Th. He says that at
that time there was no question about
his improvement mentally and physi-
cally, and was as well as he ever saw
him. The many friends Of Pres. Nor.
rel will be glad to hear Of his improve.
ment There has been some opposite
statements made relative TO his condi.
tion. Mr. Hayball also stated that
taking it as a whole the health of Mr.
Ira Nebeker has been much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayball enjoyed then
trip very much and are much PLEASED
with California.
nAvNRfEs witch Saliva
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-29
EStray Notice.

In the City OF Logan. Utah.
have In my possession the following de-
scribed animals which II not claimed and
the highest cash bidder. In the said City
of Logan, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
April 1905. at L. O'Clock. impounded on the
2lst day Of April. 1908.
Description OF animal.
One red heifer. about years old branded
on left hip j. Il. combined. round hole In left
j. II. Gnehm.
City poundkeeper
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-29
Estray Notice.

}ss
County OF Cache
In the Hyde Park precinct,
| have In my possession the following de-
scribed animals which II not claimed and
taken away, will be sold at public. auction
To the highest cash bidder, at the town
pound, Hyde Park precinct on Monday. 3rd,
day OF April. 1905, IL o'clock noon.
Description OF animals.
one sorren horse about II years old. block
brand ON left thigh. Weight about IL hun
dred.
Said animals were impounded by me IN
said town on the 23rd day OF March 1905.
FRED O. WooLF,
Poundkeeper for the town OF Hyde Park.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-29
We Sell
The Earth and
Loan Money
On IL.

Look at this list of properties
that must be sold Immediately.
10t acres of good hay and past
ure land, close to Logan. 81
acres of good hay and farming
land close to Logan.
Five-room dwelling house close
by city park, Logan. First-class
barn, good orchard, etc. Four
room house, good fruit trees and
out-houses, near city park, Lo-
gan.
Eight.room brick house close
by the Temple, City water in
the house, first-class basement.
Latest improved bathroom, first
class in every way.
ID acres of good land, free
water right, good orchard, about
2 acres, dwelling house, barns
and city water. Located in Pro-
Evidence, Utah.
60 acres of good farming land
close by Weston, Idaho, good
improvements, all in lucerne and
wheat. Some good fruit trees
on the place--A snap.
Call or write to
| \, A, Petersen & CO.,
Office over lst National Bank.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-29
Put Rubber Tires
on your Buggy.

Emil Nielsen, the carriage builder
on South Main street, will do this for
you at a small cost. Any buggy or
wagon. Go and see him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
BmttIeshIp. at Pensaeola.

Account of the United States Fleet. which is now stationed in Pensacola Harbor, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company will operate sps- cial train from Montgomery to that place on Saturday. April sth. This special train will be run fin two sec tions. first section leaving Montgom- cry at 11;00 p. m. and will be for the accommoda ton of the people of Mont somery and points north, and will be through train. The second section will be operated as a local and will stop for passengers at stations between Mont gomery and FlOmaton. The special train will leave Pensacola returning at 6:OO D. m. Sunday. April 9th. A rate of S25O for the round trip has been named for this occasion from Mont gomery, with proportionately low rates from points south of Montgom. cry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
Family of Rats End Life Together,

In the yard of a local residence. a pathetic sight was seen the other morning. Near the water faucet was Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste and rushed out of the house to the nearest point where there was water, and gave up life together. Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste is sure death. It is easy to use and absolutely Euaranteed to Kill cockroaches, water Bugs, rats, mice, etc. driving them out of the house to die. Druggists gen erally have the Paste for sale, or pack age will be sent, express prepaid, on receipt of price by the Stearns E1ec- tric Paste Go, Chicago, IL, U. s. A. Small size 25c; hotel size, eight times Aha- qJ1antttXs AsQQs 22
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
UNION SPRINGS ELECTION.
R. F. l.. Cope Named for the City's
 Next Mayor.

Next Mayor.
 Union Springs. April 1.--(Special. )-- The city election passed off quietly Thursday with the following results R. E. L. Cope, mayor; J, q. Carmi- chael, marshal; P. l.. Cowan, clerk. F. Carlisle. Hugh Foster, F. B. Haynes, R. J. Lawrence, J. D. Nor man. councilmsn.
 There was a pleasant time spent Fri day evening at the public school au- ditoriun when Miss Sallie Crumpton g music class and Miss Mary McAndrew's elocution class gave a very delightful recital. The numbers were all well rendered and showed careful and painstaking training. Miss Crumpton is from Evergreen and since her two years charge of the music department of the school has won many friends Miss McAndrew is a very popular home girl, and is herself heard always in readings with the keenest pleasure. She has imparted her powers to her pupils.
 On Friday the mayor and city coun- cil and Editors J. c. Lawrence and F. B. Haynes with several other citizens were the guests of the genial presi- dent of the Union Springs and North ern Railroad, w. M. Blount. on a trip to Americus. Ga. The trip was for the purpose of inspecting the graveled streets that are now being constructed there. with a view of graveling the streets here. special went out from here last afternoon to Fort Davis, and the party returned at o'clock reporting a pleas ant day and also as being well pleased with the streets there, and 1t Is prob able that work will be commenced on the streets here at an early day. as Al n reasonable.
 Mrs. Scale Harris is quite sick
 The As You Like It Club was pleas antly entertained by Mrs. J. c. Law renee Friday afternoon with finch party.
 The Merry Wives Of Windsor" Is the name of new organization in town. composed of fourteen of the most charming matrons. It is purely social in nature and the meetings are on Wednesday. semi monthly. in the mornings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
Kentucky Minister Here.

The Rev. G. w. Young, or Kentucky, one of the most aggressive anti"saloon leaders in the South, is in this city and he will preach two sermons here tomorrow. In the afternoon MT. Young will address the members of the Young Mems Christian Association on temperance.
 4 special program has been arranged for the r. M c. A. meeting and Sec retary Warner is urging the attend ance of nearly the entire membership. Will Dugan will play a violin solo and there will be special music.
 Tomorrow morning MT. Young Will preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. and at 7:3O o'clock in the even ing he will preach to the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church. It is probable that three large audiences will listen to the temperance addresses of MT. Young in this city tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

gro boy by the name of Robert vii. son. at A candy pulling on the plantae of Greensboro. Justice Knight com. mitted Alexander Sam to jail without bail. and discharged James Mauldin.
 Justice Knight has been recently appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Major l.. J. Law son, who has been appointed postnaas- ter at this place. caused by the death of Judge James M. MAbson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
nailey fo, seweree.

Lem Bailey. the ex-Southern League pitcher. will leave Selma tomorrow for Sewanee. Tenn, where he goes to coach the Sewanee College baseball team. Bailey will be in Sewanee until May 6. He has had several offers from man. agers in the South. and may return to the professional game after this ,en- gagement at Sewanee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
Tea Cigarettes the H.afess.

London World.
 The fashionable doctor has now Co wrestle with a habit which is even harder to combat than the drug craze, because 1t is so very easy to indulge, and seems so very harmless in itself-- the practice, so freely resorted 10 in boudoirs, of smoking "cigarettess of certain blends of tea. It does not sound very dreadful, Indeed, It seems more innocuous than smoking Turlglsh tobacco, but the doctors can tell a very different tale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
COURT AT cENTERvILLE.
Chancery Division of Bibb County to
 Be Called Tomorrow.

centerville. .. April 1.-CspeeiaL)-- chancery Court of Bibb County, will convene here on Monday of next week. Hon. Thomas Smith presiding. There will be some important cases to be heard at this term of the Court As the warm weather approaches the prisoners in the County jail seem to get tired of their quarters. Three of them came out before Judge W. L. Pratt today and put in pleas of guilty. one of them was charged with carry ing a pistol concealed, one was eharg- ed with violating the pfobition law, and one was charged with escaping from legal custody. They were all sent to hard labor for Blob County.
 The people in this section are busy at work, and very few farmers come to town during the pretty weather of the last ten days.
 The non-jurl term of the County Court will be called at Blocton on Mon day of next week. but there is not very much business at that term of the Eoa1Et-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
pr. Meedon,. nlness.

Dr. H. D. Weedon of Berlin has been brought to a hospital in this. city and has undergone q surgical operation for appendicitis. His condition is critical. Sheriff F. NJ. Blackwell. a brother-in- law of the i'll physician, who is out of the city. has been summoned to hls bedside. and other relattives at Hunts vile and other Alabama cities have been informed of Dr. weedon's condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
WED IN MONTGOMERY.
Marriage of Two Young People of
 Greenville and UniOntown.

 Greenville, April 1.--(Special. ---Os. car Martin of this place, and Miss Lula Cook, of Uniontown, were quietly mar ried last night in Montgomery. at the residence of the brides sister. Rev. J |. A. Rice officiating. Price Mckenzie acted as best man and Miss Donna Cook as maid of honor. The wedding tok place at S:35 o'clock and an hour later the young couple left on the L.. and N. train for this place. A large number of young friends were at the station to see them off. and crowd of relatives and friends met them here. They were driven at once to the home of the srooms parents. MT. and Mrs. w. M. Martin, where a welcome was awaiting them and where they will re- side.
 The stock of Charles Neumann was sold yesterday to a salvage company of Sheffield. and Is being shipped to that place today Mir. Neumann decid- ed in December to close out, as hia health had not been good for some time past. He had been in business long CT than any other firm here. He inaA @ beautiful home and will continue t0 reside here among his friends.
 Albert Metcalf has returned from Vanderbilt University. where he has been a student of the medical depart ment.
 Mir and Mrs. c. D. Williams havo moved here from Fort Deposit and will make this their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

discussion of current events and busl- ness. Mrs. Dewey, Miss Amanda Moore Miss Grace jBestor and Capt W. F, Tebbetts will return on the Saratoga tomorrow from Havana.
 MT. Harvey Yuille. who has been i'll at an infirmary for several weeks, is now quite recovered.
 Miss Nan McClaren of Moss Point, Miss. is visiting the home of MT. W. H. Mcintosh.
 The friends of Mrs. Robert Wayne regret to learn of her illness at her home at Spring HilL
 Miss Mary Rumph of Birmingham is visiting her sister. Mrs. Martin Smith. on State Street.
 Miss Ella Pickens has returned from A visit to Aherline, Tex, and Is the guest of Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick. Mir Melvin Billups left today for a business trip to Mexico.
 MT E. C. Hughes has returned from a business trip.
 Mir R. s. Bacon is expected home to- ImorEqw fzam cAicaGos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
Social and Personal.

Friday afternoon Mrs. William Ufl- man entertained the members of the Married Ladies' Euchre Club at her handsome home. on Dallas Street. For the occasion the house was beautiful- ly decorated in palms and spring fiow- CTS. Mesdames Edgar Ullman and Nathan Kahn cut for the first prize-- cut glass pepper and salt shakers. Re- treatments were served after the games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
The News of Selma

ing. Miss Kennedy: 3:30 D. m., Look ing After Absentees-The Superintend- ents Part Qimit fifteen minutes), MT. J. G. Converse; The Teachers Part (limit fifteen Ininutes), Judge P. H. Pitts; The Scholars Part (limit fifteen minutes), Judge Joseph Carthel; The Pastors Part (limit fifteen minutes). Rev T. R. Best; General Discussion 7;30 p. rll., Devotional Exercises; D. m, Address, Rev. A. l.. Andrews; s:30 p. m., Child Training. Miss Kennedy. Saturday-9:30 a. m.. Devotional Exercises: 10 a. m., A Higher. Rating for the Sunday School. Rev. J. D. Ray; Judge Joseph Carthel; II a. n., General Discussion; 11fSo a. n., Primary Teach ing. Miss Kennedy; General Discus sion; 2:30 p. n.. Devotional Exercises; 3 p. m., Grading, Miss Kennedy; 3:SO p. m.. Teacher Training-The Supply Teachers Class (limit fifteen minutes). Rev. J. C. Caldwell: The Training Class (limit fifteen minutes), Mir. G. Frank Warner; The Teachers Meeting Qimit fifteen minutes), Mir. H. S. D. Mallory; The Teachers Association Qimit f1f- teen minutes). Mir. Leon c. Palmer; General Discussion.
 Sunday--3 D.. n., Devotional Exer- eises; 3:15 p. m., Primary Class Taught, Miss Kennedy; p. m., Ad- dress, Rev. E. W. Gamble. 4:3o D. m, '@The Boy Problem" Leon C. Palmer: 7:S0 p. m. Devotional Exercises: p. m.ss Worlds Sunday School Convention, Judge Carthel; 80 D. m., Offering for State and County Work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
AIIeeed Murdered Committed.

Greensboro. April -(special) )--At a preliminary trial before Captain Will
 liam N Knight yesterday of two ne- groea, Alexander Sam and James Maul- din. enaEgsd -Klth the murder of q ne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

house was prettiiy decorated in pslrns and tasamines. Miss Frances Lilien- thai won the prize--a handsome set of lace collars. At conclusion Of the games . delicious two-course luncheon was served. sg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
AIuSicians' Study CIub.

With the Young Musicians Study Club Saturday afternoon the subject was the composer, Robert Schumann Roll-Schumann's Rules for Young Musicians.
 Life of Schumann.
 The Soldiers March--PAttie Brunson. Bagatelle"-FaRnie Butler. "A Running Dltty"-Kathleen Moore
 The Poor orphans"-Minnie Kincey. Paper. "Schumann, the Dreamer"- Carrie Diggs.
 The Hunters song''-A. M. stod- dard.
 The Wild Horseman"-NeIlie I,evv Duet. Happy Farmer"-willie and Estelle Jones
 ''Sicilienne"-Mamie Butler. Paper, Clara schumann"-Milner Eskew.
 Knight Rupert"-Ruth Walker. Rural Song"-Leila Green. Keepers SoRg" Allison "slumber Song g"-Marguerite Irwin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
sundav schooI RalIy.

A Sunday School institute and rally will be held at the First Baptist Church, April :. and 9. Visitors from all parts of the State are expected to attend the rally.
 Following is the program:
 Friday-2:30 p. m. devotional exer- cises; ?. m., Stories in Child Train
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

Taylor LanIer, Eclectic, Ala, raised on on one acre of upland, 06S lbs. lint cOt- tOatOn by exclusive use of Dnybreak fertilizer.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02

Lucius Lanier, Eclectic, Ala, rniaaa on one acre of upland, e75 lbs. lint e0ttom. by exclusive use of Daybreak fertaIi- ger
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
Advertiser Bureau.

Selma, April l.
 Mayor Atkins will Monday incoming decide whether solicitors who Nork for installment firms on commissions in Selma will be chased as peddlers and pay peddlers' license.
 Fourteen were in the Mayors court, charged with doing business without license. and Mayor Atkins withheld his decision until Monday In the meantime he will examine city ordi- nances and look closely into the legal phase of the matter.
 The police department secured the city for alleged "peddlers" and this morning they occupied nearly all the chairs and available space in the court room, but the city had no evidence to show that the accused men were ped dlers- City Attorney Shafer argued that as in one case seven men should not be allowed to canvas and do like business under one license. Attorney Quarles, representing nine of the de- fendants, argued that under the law the defendants were not peddlers and under the law they were privileged to carry on such business under one H. cense.
 If these men working on commis- sion can do this business under the license of the firms whose goods they are selling, any wholesale or retail merchant can send out all his clerks and carry on the same business under the same license" declared City Attor- ney Shafer.
 And further than that he can send out and get 100 more clerks and put them out under the same license" re- piled Colonel Quarles.
 Before you can convict these de- fendants of this charge you must put such laws on y0ur statute books" con- tinued Colonel Quarles. The City Att torney, finding that law and facts are against him has tried to bring in dragnet on these defendants"
 Colonel Quarles read from Supreme Court decisions which defined the noun "peddler."
 The testimony of the defendants showed that working on commission basis they solicited orders for goods sold through them by firms located in Mobile and Birmingham. They carried packs which contained samples. They take the orders and make the de- hveries later. all goods sold on the in- stallment plan.
 The men against whom the charge was preferred are: W. R. Lamberson. Brown. W. T. Graider, G. H. Morri- son. I. Monicino, J. H. Sullivan: W. E. Sullivan. NJ. Dalton. W. M. Hinson, c. 5. Geds. Ernest Smith.
 The cases against w M. Hinson, c. B Geds and Ernest Smith will be ta- ken up Monday. MT. Hinson is fur niture dealer and Messrs. qeds and Smith are his employees.
 M. Dalton was not in court and a warrant charging him with contempt of court has been Issued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
VIII Meet Tuesday Night.

It has been definitely decided by President J. F. Hooper to call a spe- cial meeting of the Commercial and Industrial Association for Tuesday night to meet the citizens Of Marion to discuss the proposed electric car line from this city to Marion.
 It is believed that the delegation from Marion will be about twenty strong, composed of the staunchest business men of that vicinity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
JUST RECETyED

Bulk Olives, S5 quart. aEango-stu1zeN Pickles. 25e quart. sour Pieikla@ 70 etA Phone 600. Mmith and Wormumss