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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

the Identical I-.,,'u, ismri in the sl-
p.ic.,tiu :. aul i..ai IL, correct initials
a. gi,-u fi.- " - rs!-rI-d 10 i-ts:
-: lvu arr -a,,,vi Inat ln lar
eat. "a ,lIlr Oi ,sJ,. i,s.d distractions
um TIE, v.,,rIos Dayv Ueru iusds uPoD
Re ri 10 Ia iuIs Iiiloe when nave preu
iound up',u investigation To DE Fictitious
names Of persons paying special tax a.
liquor iralrr>.
ln view Of this fact. | have {" say
that this office il Ia rPort all such
'artir> f"r assessment oi taxes under
heir true names. together with 30 pei
cent penalty. aud proceedings will be
instituted ia thu, United States Cont tor
violation of sections 323g and 33i2. re-
yisrd statutes; aud the question OF
perjury il so intimately involved there is
uo doubt whatever regarding rne outcome
Of suits ia the United States court for
I thi, most SrrIuu, uitrnse.
/ Ii must lie understood that this uthce
/ will not countenAuce the eya,lun of tue
plaiu mandates oi the law. winch are Ia
the effect that every person haDle To
/ special tax snail pay the. same under tn
regulation rs promulgated and the true
name. business. address and period for
which tax is paid shall be entered upon
a record open for public inspection.
The public, and liquor dealers in
particular. must he made To understand
that the most drastic measures ut The
command of this office will he applied il
every case of violation of interna
revenue law.
f.. O. CRossMAH, Collector.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
The First Seaside Exposition.

General Fitz-Hugh Lee and lis CO
workers in the jamestown exposition
plans have not txed upon old James
town itself as a site for the fair o!
1907, but a point Of land across the bay
from Fortress Monroe.
The locality selected has the advan.
tages of accessibility by land and wa
ter, Of fine scenery and IA cool climate
and 10 suited for the spectacular dis
plays which are TO be strong feature
in the programme On one side OF the
site rolls the ocean. with its cool salt
breezes, and on the other side there Is
a harbor for the shipping Hotel &C
coinmodations will be upon the sea
shore convenient to the exposition
grounds.
Many OF the discomforts attending
former expositlons can he avoided at
jamestown. especially tie summer heat
of cities and crowded street cars. The
region Is famed for It's farm products
and an abundance OF sea food, The
landing Of the English is an event
which should appeal especially to Eng
land and secure her cooperation in thu
naval features Of the display,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

Judges of the Supreme Court, once
dignified and graced by a Jay, Mar
shall, a Story. IA Chase, all up in arms,
and with diseased livers and spleens
creating tremendous turmoil, because
the august gold braided diplomats OF
foreign countries are given the position
of honor at a banquet of pea soup, fried
potatoes. itasty pudding, etc. Mrs,
Senator Somebody crying in her insulted
dignity and splitting vengeance, because
Mrs. Representative or Judge or Cover
nor Somebody is first served to choice
bit of turkey, or because she is not
ranked at the table above Mrs. Secretary
Somebodyelse. And the people toll on
and sweat by day and sleep the sleep OF
the innocent by night, while so called
greatness quarrels in its real littleness,
amusing itself by knocking down the
cob houses erected by rivals. In the
early days genuine democracy presided
at the fireside as we'll as ruled ovel the
destiuies OF the nation; but now We
hear more of Wall Street and the Four
Hundred.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
DEGRADATION Of q Novelist.

A book OF CRITICISMS vy the late ST.
Leslie step. en- has recently alpeGred
in Amer!ra. and the literary achieve
ments OF pisracll come IN for n snare
Of this pr. teal reviewers attention.
81, Leslie is Loved To lament the de-
radiation OF a prominent novelist iH;o Il
prilnp minister" Disraelrs brilliant lit
erary ability. the critic thinks should
have been allowed TO ripen undisturIed
by the countless worries ana distrac-
tions OF parliamentary career.
one peculiarly pointed out in Dis
raelfs novels Is the authors sudden
changes from the serious to the iron
ical. AT frequent intervals comes n
fash OF downright sarcasm as unmis-
taxable In its meaning as the cut of "A
whip across the fuce."
A central figure in Disraelis novels
il always a youth OF exuberant buoy.
ancy and astonishing brilliapcy. lie In.
PRODUCES men Of genius and makes
them act up to their parts. even to
writing poetry.
Dsraeli provides his lovers with cd
e1uate scenery and accessories to eX
emplify his motto. There is no love
but at first sight" Beauty and talent
are the compliments OF wealth in his
pages. and the most vivid and splendid
emotions play across the gorgeous back
grounds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Fanny. FrnauAEY u. 1898.

No u.am l. without honor ~av" Ia hit
own country" Individual judgment II
art 10 I've erroneous hecads'' determined
from personal and usually sell Intei 'sied
views. H. human Judgment ii is dllic"lt
10 occupy tue safe medium ground
between selfish criticism aud friendly
ludation. We use the glass cf ohservH-
ton in such way ~ Ia magnify or
minimize a. viii hest suit our fancy. II
j, very easy to over praise or over con
denu. But to over condemns Is the
,r,.,ter error. for il is more possible Ia
Go lasting III nry. No man in ih" sta"
has been more bitterly condemned du :
ins the past few years than Rev w. W.
Morron and all because tie had the
,r,r,l courage to attack gigantic evil
with marked energy aud dlreetness oil
rprpose. All reformers have been thus
maliuned We may not approve all ms
methods. but We will not do HIM the
Injustice to claim that he VAS actnated
h> any except the highest motives III hlS
attack upon the saloon. We believe the
crusade in which he has been marked
l"aler has produced a lasting result i'r
yo,d m this State. All that they have
desired has not yet been accomplished
but the awakening which Is noticeable
on all sides is the sign Of victory. MI
Morrow has fought the fight from the
standpoint of that Christianity "hici
teaches the moral divine principle, ~
are your brothers keeper We "eiieVt
the maliguing OF Mr.. Morrow 10y In
enemies during the last few years Is
recognition OF the force OF the blow
which has struck in AID of Christian an'
moral progress. We shall hear less o
mm now that he has resigned the super
in,endency OF The League, but the worl
will still go on.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Grave Trouble ForeSeen.

Itneeds hut little foresight, to tell,
hat when your stomach and liver are
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead,
unless you take the proper medicine for
your disease. ~ Mrs John A. Young, Of
Clay. y. Y, did. She says: u had
neuralgia Of the liver aud stomach, my
heart was weakened, and | could not
lat, was very bad for long time but
ia Electric Bittcr,, found just what !
needed, for they quickly relieved aud
cured nc" Rest medicine for weak
women. Sold under guarantee 10y John
". Thmstou. druggist, at SOC a bottle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

al day SuudaJ clearing the roads, " ich
the oli.s. iuLahiiml' ,ays heats ih- rer-
-rL
\ pleasant evening 'sss spent at I6r
home of A.r. ai.d Mrs. Gaiduer Balch
F,idav evening February ~. at which
tiiur the Methodist SOVIET! gave theiT
pastor. R-y. {. u. KELLEY. Donation
Although the roads were ~ a bal condi-
ton a good mauy came.
Mrs. Fred Silsby has gone To- tia" Nor
risou hospital for IA deal uratmrnt.
Mis-. Madgr Hill Nichols has gore to
Brattlehoru, a dr.y.a,e to the u. X. {.
convention, which meets there.
The school in the west ueighborhood
closed FebruaIyl ii with the he,t sue
cess possible. The t,ach"i, A'.ss Rose
n omas, hal ciu1ypulI IA th evening
Tor the benefit Of the pupils: good music
Nas also furnished hv Morrison Broth
els. 1t was we'll ,,leud"d by pupils aud
puruts AMI a., report a good time.
The farmers iu ,ne west neighbcrhood
are getting oUt more wood than Tor 3
,ung time this winter. The largest
AMOUNT is that of +. W. Hastings.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
lunenburg.

The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
Ellen Bowker February II. The pleas
ant parlors were we'll filled with the
members and several invited guests.
After roll call and reports Rev. William
Jennings was introduced by the presi-
dent, and he gave very fine lecture on
Shakespeare's Hamlet, which was lis
tened to with close attention and very
much enjoyed. At the close of the lee.
ture very dainty refreshments of sand
wiches, cocoa waters and cake we've
served and social hour enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lotto Barnard Bailey and Mrs
Louis Bailey of Lancaster came over
Tuesday to attend the Woman's Club at
Mrs. Bowker's.
Mrs. Arthur White spent part of last
week at Guildhall with her sister, Mrs.
Lowrey, returning Saturday morning.
The town auditors were very busy
with the town accounts during the most
of last week.
Frank Pierce is intending to move
back to Lancaster in few DAYS, to
have charge Of sales stable of horses.
Miss Mabel Smith of Littleton is
visiting her parents for short time.
Mrs. Albert Morgan is in quite poor
health.
James Silsby has recently been visit
ing his brothers Walter and John at
Corbin Park.
The worst storm of snow and wind
occurred last Saturday February 18th
that We have had this winter. Late in
the afternoon many of the roads became
impossible owing to high drifts. The
wind was high west wind which
lasted tweuty.four hours, and the snow
is packed solid. 1t is estimated that
over one hundred men and boys worked
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Sheriff Sale CT Real Estate.

Taken on writ aud charged on eNecu-
ton IN favor of George W. Woodmau,
aud against George +. Buttertirid and
Julia \. Carpenter, the following prop
arty OF Julia A, Carpenter, cue oi the
lehtors named il said executiou:-fhe
equity in the premises now occupied 10y
Julia \. Carpenter. consisting OF two
story huilding aud dwelling house CON.
pectcd thereto, situated on one OF the
main streets. opposite the Canaan HOUSE
ia the village of Canaan, in the town Of
Canaan. Vt. Aud the same will I've sold
by me at public auction, tor cash, to the
highest bidder. Oh tue goth day O;
March, \. ID. 1905 at two clock Ia the
afternoon, to satisfy said execution and
all legal costs, as the las directs. on the
above described premises Of .Rlia \.
Carpenter in the town Of Canaan, VI.
Caraan. VI. Fob. 20. A. u. 1908.
l.. w. STEVENS, deputy Sheriff.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Fraud Exposed.

\ few counteIielters have lately been
making aud trying to sell limitations of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds and other mpdi-
cines, thereby defrauding the public,
This is to warn you to beware of such
people, who seek to profit, through steal
ing the reputation of remedies which
have been successfully curing disease,
for over 30 yeas. A sure protection, to
you, is our name on the wrapper. Look
for it. on all DR.. Kings, or Bucblens
remedies. "a all others are mere imita.
tions. II. +. Bucklen & Co., Chicago
H., aud Windsor, Canada.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

The representatives of great dem"
cratic people are so often on the public
stage like the hedaubed clown III the
circus. an essential element IN the
exhibition. This results from the tact
that politicians are more influential than
statesmen that politics has come to the
front, pushing craftsmanship to one side,
or giving it complete knockout blow.
The people strive studiously to gam
comfortable living, while corporation
magnates gather at Washington to
bride Justice, and hold the masses in
subsection through the cooperation OF
the peoples representatives, in order
that their ofttimes illgotten wealth may
more and more be multiplied. The
President steps OH the toes OF the Senate
which in turn digs it's elbows too deer
into the ribs of the House, which vigor
ously kicks out in all directions, hoping
TO hit some seen or unseen foe trying tC
encroach upon its rights.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Sheriff Sale OF Real Estate.

Taken on writ aud charged on ex"cu-
ton IN favor of George ". Wondmau.
and against George +. hutt-rii"id aud
Julia A. Carpenter the following prop
erty of George F. Butteitield, one of the
debtors named in said execution - The
equity in the hotel and lands aud ali
outbuildings connected thereto, in the
town Of Norton, near Averiii Lake, used
as a summer house 10y said Debtor Bat
terfeld in said town of Norton And
the same will be sold by me Al public
auction. for cash, to the highest bidder,
on the 22d day of March. A. ID. 1905, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
said execution and all legal costs, AS the
law directs, at the town clerks office in
said town of Norton. Vt.
Norton, Vt, Feb. -, 4. D. 1905.
L.. W. STEVENS, Deputy Sheriff.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

1t is sometimes amusing to see school
children make up faces at each other to
show their spite and momentary anger
1t may lack dignity aud culture, but we
are not quick to turn away when men
fling back and forth peculiar obnoxious
-pithets, ~ women shake fists at each
other across the back yard fence. Edl-
tnrial venom occasionally claims the
attention of the reading public, and
Justly receives the condemnation Ct con
tpmporaries. What shall be said OF the
action of great (O men at Washington
They can shake their dirty liuen III the
face of the public, the better element OF
which cries ont in disgust, while the
lower hestial thought Of the nation viii
spur them on to renewed action.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
ANGLES LETTER.
Unhappy Russia.

The recrudeSceuce of barbariSm III
Russia causes the belief that Russian
affairs have got beyond Russian control,
and that the good Offices of the powers
are needed in pacitication. 1t is not
believahle that such a measure of reform
as is promised will satisfy the revolu-
tionarv element. These will demand
the release of all political prisoners, and
the removal from power Of every objec.
tionable member of the bureaucracy,
conditions affecting the working classes.
1t will also he found necessary to bring
to a termination the war with Japan,
and to disband the greater part of
| useless army. The Gar and his advi-
sers will in all probability recover from
the shock which has caused them to
issue promises of reform in government,
and vacillation aud irritating resistance
to everything proposed may be counted
upon hence the necessity for outside
assistance International law may for.
| bid unlimited interference in the internal
affairs of nation, no matter how horri-
BILE the happenings. If this be so, the
sooner there is reform in international
affairs the better for all concerned. OF
what use is the Hague tribunal if it cam
not forbid such conditions as now exist
in the East? They exist to the shame
of civilization. How can the rulers of
civilized nations Justify non-interference,
aware as they are, Of the inhuman tor
ture of girls, and knowing as they do
that brave men have been provoked to
sacrifice their souls in the assassinations
which are the only effective means in
protest against the cruelties which stain
so many pages of Russian history
Should we now, like Pharisees, hold
aoof and call our callousneSs, wisdom
Or should the civilized peoples who
enjoy the blessings of freedom see to il
that promises are made good? There
are those VIII" will offer speoous argu
mauts in excuse of non-interference, but
these will not convince right thinking
people, in sympathy With the heart.
broken women OF that unhappy country
1t is an imperative duty to do some
thing for the immediate relief of the
sufferers. Until such time as the pro
posed .'parliament" can adjust the d..
tribution of means so as to bring about
tolerable conditions, outside help should
be given. BY such good offices the
tendency toward revolution could be
checked. The nation that makes the
first move to prevent reign of terror in
Russia (Which seems Inevitably will
deserve to take rank us the most en-.
lightened country in the world.
|. 1t Is possible we may yet see the last
remnant of barbarism swept from the
eastern hemisphere, and more ex.
tended application of the principles OF
Christianity in the ''new world" 1t j,
possible, but alas not probable.
"kingdoms wide that sit in darkness,
Grant them, Lord, Thy glorious light
And from eastern coast to western
May the morning chase the night
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

The London Express tpunds the
alarm over the fact that England can
no longer rely upon the Cnted States
as the principal source of her wheat
supply. The expectation OF American
wheat to the United Kingdom. which
amounted t, 4,OOO.OO bushels in 1902
was only a little over S,0o0,000 bushels
in 1904, and the wheat -four exports
fell of one half In 1901 The chief of
bureau Of statistics at Washington, o.
P. Austin, says that the reduction OF
expectation is due chiefly to increased
home consumption.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Don't do Business with the Gov
eminent under Fictitious
Names.

We have no knowledge as to how
many liquor dealers in Vermont use
fictitious names in paying the special
tax as such. If there are any it would
he we'll for them to read the following
order, issued from the Internal Revenue
Office to Mr.. /. b. Head, division
deputy Of Vermont, New Hampshire and
Maine. 1t will hereafter be we'll for
justices OF the peace and notary publics
be ore whom oath is made by applicants
for revenue tax receipts to make sure
THAI the parties who do the swearing are
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Par!or Pride Stove Polish.
LIQUID -Res5y for Instant use \

.lf,u, ii t'ar.ar PiA- Stove P"nsn sivrs
the STOW. a brilliant lu,t.s SHINE. max
inc IN. .tov. it tyr the psrinr. y"
sail.d hsuds--.ssy to arPiy--al"'N.
ready. Il sluilrs no water al mixing
twa'er Q. -rd IA paste I-'iioh trusts The
,tovrl. NJ dri-u M paste rrmains ai'el
usin. awhile. parlor Pride good 1" the
last .np. sold hy all dealers. Large
sam e hottie free tho express or postage
tor.,D Give uaine of YOUR dealer and
add - PARLDR PRIDE MFG. co.
Bos, ia Mass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud.
ing Piles. Druggists refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case, no matter of how long standing, in
q to IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. soc. If your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it will
be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medi.
clue Co, st. Lsuis, Ne.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate.

Taken on writ and charged on execution in
favor of Helen NJ Dale and against ] W.
Skilleus the iollo wing described property -
The Central House and stable and lands and
all huildin thereon aud connected there q.
situated on Cross street, in the village OF
lsli ud Pond; aud the equity in house land,
and all buildings thereon, situated near the
Reeve railroad crossing on Walnut street.
in the village OF Island Poud and small
piece Of land on the bank ne ar the place of
George l. Clark, and the place called the
No ~ i'll third range containing l59 acres ;
ali ot sa d roperty is in the town of Bright
on. knd the same will he sold by me Mt
public auction. for cash to the highest bidder.
on the 2Sth day OF February A. D., 1905, at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon, TO satisfy said
execution, and all legal costs, the law
directs, at the Central House, III the village
of Island Pond. VT.
L. W. STEVENS. deputy Sheriff,
Brighton, Vt January so, 1908.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-24

Since the gay youth Of Paris have
taken to automobiling and other out
door activities masked balls have gone
OF Of fashion. Late hours interfere
with the morning spin, and besides the
energetic sportsman must sleep the
sleep Of the just in order to get in con
dition and sleep must not be cut short
>jthar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
TWO TALES FROM ,rR,sco

speaking of hotols,' says j. = Spclr
NJ san Francisco, there's % pretty No.
Tie country hotel In England, known ps
the Rose tavern The blushlng rose
of England climb all over the ycruudu
aud close NJ hand, In the hotel glomds
ls pretty little ivy munllod chapel
The chapel IN addition to bcms a place
of worship, serves another useful pul.
pose nj times. If the hotel becomes
ovorcrOwdcd, ns II does now aud them
they put away the guests In the chupcl
4 travelling man arrived there late ono
night There was not u room ten m
the hotel ana the night clerk asked
him II he objected To- sleeping IN the
chapel For want Of something bcltcr,
he accepted the chapel Everything
went wen until o'clock IN the morn.
iup, whom The loud pcaling Of the Chap
bell aroused the nlght clerk FROM his
forty WnkH of sleep, lie rushed over
10 The chapel In great alarm ana uI.
couulrrod the travelling man.
"'Arc you the night clcrk| asked
the travelling man
~ ann suid the nlght Clclk 'Nhl
the Jolly row.
"Ncll for heavens sake said rm
travelling man. rush me over cock.
IAN 10 pew l3''
Two spwccly dressed prlm old Rlh8
Wclo having the usual struggle uu
California street ear I'm san Francisco,
over who should pay the fare 'rh
successful competitor drew what shH
supposed Was two bit piece from h.r
purse und handed II 10 the conductor
with the romnrk
"IalU two ont Of that"
The conductor was polite, but Do
turned red aud finally slammcrcd,
but madam That is only good ror
one
Good tor ouo' What do you mean.
What rs IL"
"ltHo beer check, madam"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
Gbe U)orkin6 Out Of the Russian Internal Problem

MaokuN Ana The widow Of the sllyer
King W not gOlng 10 step neldo for the
puShf1 ana brilliant Chicago womnn
without n struggle, II N strongly hint.
ed that Tits IN the main reason why an,
Intends glNng some entertainments n,
her magnificent residence IN Carlton
House terrace this season which win
rocnll her best efforts when she rclgnod
undisputod over the American colony
Mrs Mackoy has Tor some time no.
lolced In the possession OF Il motor p,r
which IN acknowledged TO be the mos,
luNurlons gorgeous and costly vehicle
of ~ KIND IN London, II attracts NOR
attention than any other conveyance AZ
the fashionable afternoon pnradcs IA
Hyde park lIut, II IN said, II win soon
be oclipsod by a motor ear which Mrs
Mackuy lns ordered from France ana
which VIII represent everything thut
~ latest ana best IN automobiles re-.
gardoss ol expense
Special housing accommodation has
been secured for H. aud two chauffeur
skilled mechanics M well ms oNp,l
speed nogolnlors, have been ongnard
To run H. They come from New York.
Mrs, MackoyN two chauncms uo
fronohmon, Mrs, Maokny win not only
score over her younger rival by an.
pcarlng In finer car but also, whore
Americans are concerned, IN the ma.
lionullty OF her chuulours
llul Mrs. MNckoy may have gomo
cards to play IN the interesting uonic.i
that nobody knows anything about
Sho has rented Airs, Adairs house IN
turlon street 1t makes u lirsl class
headquarters for AN aggressive eocUl
campaign
she has ANY amount " nerve and
pluck \ severe accident that belr.l
her IN The hunting field early IN the
season has not lcssonod her devotion
for the sport She has obtained n long
Lease Of Ilcauchnmp Hall near Melton
Mowhmy In Lolooslorshiro, ana win
hunt with the pylchloy hounds mex,
season
The followers Of that pack belong Ia
the most exclusive set I'm the midland
counties prdlgIeos are supposed 10
count with ihom Car more than long
purses liut whore Americans are con-
conod, Of course, they do not insist On
the former Mrs Mackoy has bought
several Irish hunters, which shc pre-.
fora 10 English stock and is mcrcas
INK the ftabllng ucrommodal NJ
Bcauchamp Hall She expects "a pro.
vide mounts for several American
friends, who viii ho her guests There
when The hunting season opens,