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n OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLS, !

hNlhl Eh'a ORDER
H OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLS, !
NkW CASTLE COUNTY, DKL., March 23d, 1904
upon the application OF timothy Oitonnor,
-Ate utQi OF EuWaru I't Onnor. late oI Wilmington
hundred, IN said county deceased, Il is ordered
ana directed by the Register OF Wills that the
Aerutof Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of
ol Letters sestameuiary upon the estate OF
we deceased, with the date OF granting
lneleot, by causing advertisements 10 be
losled WITHIN iorty days from the date Of such
,etlers IN six OF the most public places Of the
Sounly OF new Castle, requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the estate to present the
same or abide by an act OF Assembly IN such
case male ana provided and also cause the
same 80 De inserted within the same period IN
the Hvery Evening, a newspaper pnbiished In
wilmington, Delaware and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal OF once
. o. the Register of Wills aforesaid, al VIII
IL y lnlngton, in New Castle county aforesaid
ne DAY and gear above written.
HhhDhhlCk E BACH, Register OF Wills
NOTICE
Nouco Is hereby given that Letters Tesia-
-.ntA.g g were IN due form Of law granted
gn.o tne undersigned. on the I'D day OF
Mialen, a. D. lsOo. and that all persons having
Slalma against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested. to the sal
Executor, on or before the 13I day Of AaiCI.
lsJl' or abide the Act OF Assembly in such
case made ana provided.
1lMoTHY O'coNNoR,
,,. Address J. Frank Ball, ESQ, Attorney-a aw
nl.nllngtoh' belaWare. mar26-mwi8w
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NJ OTlCE-l, JAMES While. THE OWNFR
~ and occupant OF the house situated AZ i0e
iOplar street. in the second ward in IN
city Of Wilmington, county OF New Casti'
State Of Delaware. In compliance with tba
requirements of the acts of the General As
sembly in such case made and provided ca
hereby give notice that 1 shall appiv ~
writing TO the Court Of General sessions
OF the State Of Delaware in and for New Csstie
county, on MONDAY. the 18th dav "i
May a. d. 1906. being the next term of said
court for a license iOr said house as an inn
or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicatins
liquors in less quantities than one quart to le
drunk on the premises, ana the following re.
spectacle citizens OF SAID ward, least Twelve of
whom are substantial reeholders Of said ward
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siUt-wqoI "a land, Arthur G. Heinel,
Michael lonohue, Dennis j. lynch
Chas. 4. Wolhar Hiram Kimble.
J. II Cooling Paul Mark
William II. Toner John Bernon,
Denn Dougherty, Michael Lynch
Dr. II. C.. Moore Albert Koehler
Nm. A. Bacon. John p. Kelley
Edward X. Davis John b. Conneil
Oswald Unt1, hamilton Stewart,
Thomas G. Doudi Wm. II. Heine,
FRANK Nansant Jno. Q. chapman,
Alfred l. Carey, w. n Ralst6n
John +. He'll, Jonn Hartmann.
THE HAkl MANN & tEHRkNBACH BREW.
ING co. apr1s-St
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MOIlt E-1O 1Hr HONOBABLr JUDGES
~ Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the state Of
Delaware. in and for New Castle county. We, the
undersigned, u. G o.ucrs and respectable citi-
zens oi the Seventh ward, ia the city OF viii
mngton, county OF New Castle ana state Of
Delaware. do hereby certify that The Hartmann
* tehrenhach Brewing Co. the owners and
occupants OF the store situated at the south
east corner Of Wawaset street and Riddles
road, In the Seventh ward. city, county and
state Aforesaid, ami described in their applica-
tion. and who are applicants for a license
on MONDAY. the 18th day of May, A. d.
1906 being the next term Of said court for the
sale of intoxicating liquors Ia quantities not less
than one-half gallon therein. not 70 be drunk on
the premises they being licensed retailers OF
goods, wares and merchandise the aggregate cost
value of their stock constantly kept on hand FOR
sale Is not less than five hundred dollars they are
men OF full age, of s0briety and good moral char.
acter that such sale Of intoxicating liquors at
said place is necessary 10 accommodate the
public; that they are the tenants OF sald house.
the true rental value is i've hundred dollars
ana the following respectable citizens of said
ward at least twelve of whom are substantial
ireeEoders of said ward, recommend the said
cal HaIf IIlfIla nm vie
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NOIICE-I, MHOCZkA, THE OWNgR
~ aud occupant Of house situated at Sc south
Van huten Get, In the eleventh ward Of the CITY
OF Wilmington, county of New Castle and state of
Delaware, in compliance with the requirements Of
the acts OF the General Assembly. in such case
shall apply IN writing to the Court OF Gem
efal Sessions OF the State OF Delaware
IN and for New Castle county, on Mon.
DAY, the litu day OF May, A. D. 1905
being the next term Of said court, for a
license Tor said house an inn or tavern for the
sale therein OF intoxicating liquors in less ouant
ues than one quart, TO be drunk on the premises
ana the following respectable citizens OF said
ward, ht least twelve OF whom are substantial
meeholders OF said ward, recommend the said
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DETAIL OF EXPENDITURE.

Third Levy Court District. New Castle
'unty, for the year ended June Both,
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state Of Delaware County OF New Castle, IS:
l. Thomas 4. Young. Cashier OF the above
named corporation, do solemnly swear that the
above statement IS true 20 the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief
THOMAS r. YOUNG. Cashier
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this lith
day of April, 1900.
ALTON C. PYLE, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
HENRY C. CONRADD
j. r. DOUGHTEN, Directors
aprl6-3t NM. w. LOBDELL.
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JANIS A. HART,
JOHN 3. ROsSHLL Directions
Asst JAMES B. CLARKSON.


pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE Am
| TRUST COMPANY, at Wilmington, in the state
OF Delaware. at the close of business Arril n llt
RESOURCES.
Loans and bss s75 60
OVerdmits, secured and unsecured. sq0 al
Stocks. securities etc, including pre-
~ MUM on same. l,72c,9s7 20
banklnghouse furniture and iNtures 81 sia n
Other real estate........ ............. 90sls Ss
Bonds aud mortgages. ........ 500 0e6 al
Due nom national, state and private
banks and bankers, and trust com
~, la9ies .... ..,-....-......-.. 2lo,o7s %
Checks and other cash items. ........... 40 IA
tAchanges Tor Clearinghouse. ............ gsg3 q3
Cash on hand viz,
ecie..............................s s.bis.1s
Leaal-'ender no'es~-.-.~ 2d'a4soo 2e.9ssis
Total ...,......... 80 es82l
Capital stock paid in................s 500 ooo N
Surplus fund. 9do M III
Undivided profits. less current ex-
pI, Psnses ,e an and % taxes paid....: 2s72sals
Individual deposits sub
lect 10 check-............. 2ll7,7ssn
Certified checks..........-.... 26l122
1ianuu,.. ,,,.. ,,.. - - 2,i25.5e6l2
s'a'sd.-.............................-...... 777@
Total %, s.2sO. .6ss 2i
slhte Of Delaware, county OF New Castle "a.
y klcnhrd Reese. treasurer Of the above
named corporation. do solemnly swear that ~
Above statement is true 10 the best OF nv t,o,sl
eoge aud belief RICHARD REESE I'reasiirer
subscribed and sworn TO before me this i'm
day OF Anil, ieo6 --.N
JOIN 7; rENNYrAcEER, Notary Public.
JAN S a. DRAPER.
J. SMITH BRENNAN. plr.cto..
aprlS-o OHIO NOWLAND,
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But her hand Uds pointing to the door.
came direct to the castle and boldly
sent word to Beverly that he must
speak to her at once. She promptly an
swered that she did not want to see
him and would not. Without mo-
ments hesitation he appealed for audi
ence with the princess, and it was
granted.
He proceeded, with irate GOODNESS, to
ask how far she believed herself bound
to protect the person Of Baldos, the
guard. He understood that she was I'M
der certain obligations to Miss Cal
houn, and he wanted &c be perfectly
sure OF his position before taking
step which now seemed imperative.
Baldos was spy in the employ OF
Dawsbergen. He had sufficient proof
to warrant his arrest and execution;
there were documents and there was
positive knowledge that ne had con-
fetIed with strangers from time to-
time, even within the walls OF the cas-
tie grounds Mprlaux cited instances
| in which Baldor had beep seen talking
to strange old man inside The grounds,
and professed to have proof that he
| had gone so far as to steal away by
night TO meet men beyond the city
walls. He was now ready to seize the
guard, but would not do so until he
had conferred With his sovereign
! Miss Calhoun tells me that you have
made certain proposals to her, Count
Marlanx," said Yetive coldly, nci eyes
upon his hawkisb face.
~ have asked her to be my wife,
your highness"
"You have threatened her. Count
Marlanx,"
"She has exposed herself to you? I
would not have told what l saw last
night"
"Would 1t interest you to know that
saw everything that passed on the
balcony last nightp You will allow
me to say. general that you have bs
haved In most outrageous manner In
approaching my guest with such fool
proposals. Stop, sir. She has told me
everything. and believe her. be-
lleve my own eyes. There Is no need
tc discuss the matter further. You
have lost the right to be called a man
For the present have only to say thai
you shall be relieved Of the command
Of my army, The man who makes
war on women Is not fit to serve one
A for Ba!dos, you arc at liberty tt
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prefer the charges. He shall have
fair trial, rest assured"
your highness, hear me-" implored
pIarlanx, white to the roots Of his hair
II will hear what you have to say
when my husband is at my side"
"I can but stand condemned, then,
your hlghness. without hearing. My
vindication will come, however. with
your permission, I retire to contrive
the arrest of this spy. You may depose
me, but you cannot ask me to neglect
my duty to Graustark. l have tried TO
save him for Miss Calhoun's sake
But her hand was pointing TO the door.
Ten minutes later Beverly was hear
ing everything from the lips OF the
princess. and Marlanx was cursing Dis
way toward the barracks, vengeance
In his heart. But swift messenger
from the castle reached the guardroom
ahead Of him. Colonel Quinnox was
reading an official note from the prn-
ccss when Marlanx strobe nngrily Into
the room.
Bring this fellow Baldos to me,
/ Colonel Quinnox," he said, without
q eetlog.
IL regret TO say that 7 have but this
Instant received a message from her
! lighness commanding me to send him
/ to the CASTLE" said Quinnox, with d
( smile.
"The devil. What foolishncss Is
this?" snarlcd the Iron Count.
"Havc care, SIR" said Quinnox stiff
|. IT,. ut Is of the princess you speak"
Bah. l am here 20 order the mans
arrest !. Is more important than
e,ertheless, sir, he goes to the cas-
| tie first. This note says | am to dis
regard any command you may give
until further notice"
Marlanx fell back amazed and stun
ned. At this juncture Baldos entered
the room. Qulnnox handed him an en-
vclopc. telling him that 1t was from
the princess and that he was to repaiI
at once to the castle. Bados glanced
at the handwriting, and his face lit NJ
proudly.
II am ready to 20, sir" he said, pass
ing the Iron Count with q most discon
certing smile on his face.
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on me to protect you from Marlanx.
He car make It very unpleasant for
Bnldos, but he shall pay dearly for this
Insult to you. He has goue too far"
81 don't think no has any proof
against Baldos," said Beverly, think
ing only of the guardsman.
"But It is SO easy to manufacture ev-
idence, my dear, The Iron Count has
set his heart upon having you, and he
is not the man to be turned aside cas-.
ily."
"TIe seems to think he can get wives
as easily rs he gets rid of them, OBJ
serve l was going back TO Washing
ton soon, Yctlvc, but I'll stay on now
and see this thing to the end He cant
scare Calhoun; no stree. Ill tcle-
graph for my brother Dan to come over
here and punch his head 20 pieces"
Nov, now, don't be so high and
mighty, dear. let NJ see how rational
we can be- said the princess gently,
whcrcupon The hot headed girl from
Dixie suspended hostilities and became
n very dcmure young woman Before
long she was confcsslna timjdly, then
boldly, that she loved I'al,lo8 better
than anything ia all the world
81 can't help It, Yetive. | know I
oughtn't to, but what is there to do
when one can't helpVt? There would
be un awful row at home If / married
| him. OK course lie hasn'; asked me.
Maybe he won't In fact, I'm sure no
won't. I shan. give him n chance.
| But II he does ask me II Just keep
! putting him OF I've done it before,
you know. You SEQ, for long, long
time I fancied ho might be a prince,
! but he isn't at al. I've had his word
for it. He's just an ordinary person,
| like 49, like -- well. like ! an only he
doesn't look so ordinary. Isn't he hand
some, Yetive7 And, dear me, he IS 50
impulsivc. If he had asked rne "a
jump over tho balcony rail with hin,
last night believe I would have done
it, Wouldn't that have surprised old
Marlanx" Beverly gave merry
laugh Tho troubles of the morning
seemed to fade away under the warmth
of her humor. Yetlve sat back and
marvcled at the manner in which this
blithe young American cast out The
"blue Devils"
You must not do anything foolish
Beverly" she cautioned. Your par
entS would never forgive me if l al
lowed YOU TO marry or even to fall ir
love with any Tom, Dick or Harry
over here. Haidos may be tho gallant
honest gentleman we believe him t.
be, but lie also may he the worst of ad
venturers. One can never tell, dear
I wish now that I had not humoret
you in your plan to bring him to thu
castle. I'm afraid have done wrong
You have seen too much of him, and
oh, well, you will he sensible, won
you, DEAR There was real concern IL
the face of the princess Beverly kissed
her rapturoUsly.
Don't worry about me. Yetive.
know how TO take care of myself Wor
ry about your old Gabriel. if you like
but don't bother your head about me-
she cried airily. "Now let's talk abol
the war. MarlanX won't do anythin
until he hears from me- What's til
use worrying:'
Nightfall brought General Marlanx il
from the camps outside the gates. II
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CHAPTER XXIV.

CHAPTER NAlV.
fv.rsHlLE Baldos was standing
SEj guard in the long, lofty hall
IH way the Iron Count was busy
~ with the Vaccinations which
were calculated to result in a startling
upheaval with the break of new day.
He prepared and swore to the charges
lreferred against Baldos. They were
dispatched to the princess for her
perusal in the morning. Then he set
about preparing the viest accusations
against Beverly Calhoun. In his own
handwriting and over his own sigma
ture he charged her with completely in
the betrayal of Graustark, Influenced
by the desires of the lover who mas
queraded as her protege. At some
length he dwelt upon the well laid plot
of the spy and his accomplish. He told
of their secret meetings. their outrages
against the dignity of the court and
their unmlstakable animosity toward
Graustark. For each and every count
In his vicious indictment against the
girl he professed to have absolute
proof by means OF more than one
reputable witness.
1t wns not the design Of Marlanx to
present this document to the princess
and her cabinet. He knew full we'll
that it would meet the fate it deserved.
1t was intended for the eyes of Beverly
Calhoun alone. BY means of the vile
accusations, false though they were, he
hoped to terrorlZe her into submission.
He ionged to possess this 1.-The beauti-
full creature from over the sea. In all
his life he had not hungere0 Cor anv'
thing as he now craved Beverly Cal
houn. He saw that his position In the
army was rendered insecure by the
events Of the last day, A bold, vicious
stroke was his only means for securing
the prize he longed for more than hi
longed for honor and fame.
Restless and enraged, consumed by
jealousy and fear. he hung about thu
castle grounds long after he had drawn
the diabolical charges, He knew thai
Baldos was inside the castle, favored
while he. a noble Of the realm, was rele
gated to ignonSny and the promise o.
degradation. 1ncamped outside thu
city walls the army lay without {
leader Each hSnp saw the numbers
augmented Sy the arriva, CT reserves
from tn. dlstslcts Of tho principally
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Beverly of
GrauStdrk
CHAPTER .XXIT.
::::i: Observation-Disclosures: +:

Y~1HE shrank back with a great
dread in her heart. Marlanx,
j, Of all men. Why was he In tbs
park at this hour Of the mighty
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CHAPTER XXIII.

NDALDOS started off at once for
H the castle, his heart singing.
DI In the darkness of the night
he kissed the message which
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20
NOTICE

:, Ncslce OF petition to the General Assem-
~ by % tne State of Vermont for she change of
the line between the town of Lowell and the
S so~n 81 .. albany in the County o. Orleans and
Notfce Is hereby given in accordance with
s Sae PROVISIONS of section 1870 of the Vermont
Seasuses rs amended by Act number 8, section
!, OF the Acts OF the General Assembly OF Yer
Mont, approved November 81, 1896, that at the
ne4e ess9on OF said General Assembly, petit
sloI thereto will be made for the siteration
OF One rms between the town of Lowell and
sne Town OF Albany in the county Of Orleans
sna sta1e OF Vermont, so that the said town
OF AAnany VIII include the first seventeen and
me me Souon only half OF lot number eighte cen in
tne nrst range of lots now forming a part of
sAid Town OF Lowell. being all the land lying
10 saio nrsc range of lots in said town of Low
ell which at the present time formsa part OF
sa!a town OF Lowell; also so as to include in
saIo Town or Albany lots namber one TO
eleven inclusive in range two Of said town Of
Lowell VT, August 9, 1906.
I. j. BRAHANA,
G. a. BARRE
A. G. AUSTIN.
% 80 Seleetmen of said town of Lowell
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20
Bradford, Vermont, Fair August 21st
22d. 23d.


The Bradford Agricultural and Trot-
ting Association will hold It's mid
summer meeting August 21sb, 22d and
23d. Ii is the intention to nave an ex-
ceilenG Agricultural Fair, and the list
of exhibits, judging iron the entries
already received: will be large one.
The poultry aud cattle ex hibit and the
display of farming utensils with the
many amusing features will be suffi-
cienU to interest and entertain the
visitors. Round trip tickets at re-
duced rates, good going and return
ing only on regular trains, will be on
sale at the above stations: White
River Junction S1.00, Wilder S1.OO.
Norwich and Hanover 81 90, Pompa-
noosuc S 80, Tnetford S go, North
Thetford S so. Ely S 40, Fairlee S 80,
South New5ury s.25, Piermont 5 10,
Plymouth 81 80, Quincy 81 so, Rum
ney 81 45, West. Rumney 81 So, War
rem s1.1O, Lisbon 5 95, Glencnf 81. 90,
Newbury, $50, Wells River $50
Ryegate j. 65, McIndoes S so, Barnet
s.95, East Barnet s1OO, Passumpsic
S1.00, st. Johnsoury S1OO, Lyndon
81 20, St. Johnsbury Centre 81 O5, Pike
ST. ton 81 90, Haverhil, n. H.. S 35,
North Haverhiil SO, Woodsville S 60,
Bath, N. H., rs, East Haverhill 81 90,
Alder Brook 81 10. Lyndonviile 81 25,
We st Burke 81 So Sutton 81 30, SCUM
Barton 81 70, Barton $50, Barton
Landing 50 O5, Coventry 81 20, New
port, 50 35, Wing Road 81 20,
Whitefield junction S1.35, Scott 81 .45,
Dalton 81 80, South Lancaster 81 90,
Lancaster 81 20, Wentworth 81 20, Lit
Teton, n Ell. S1'Uo.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20
GENERAL NEWS,
Persia to be LiberaIized.

Persia to be Eberalized.
The Shah of Persia has granted his
subjects a national assembly, with
quite liberal powers in law making.
Chinese to Work on Canal.
Jamaican laborers having proved
inefficient at Panama, a contract will
be made for $500 Chinese coolies, who
will be tried. Organized labor objects
to their employment.
Government Coming Silver.
For the first time in thirteen years,
the government is buying silver for
coinage purposes. The stock of
coined silver has reached low level,
making new coinage necessary.
No Leniency for Anarchists.
In public speech Secretary of the
Navy Bonaparte advocated the death
penalty for even remote attempts by
anarchists to take life, and severe
punishments, including whipping, for
lesser offences by them.
More Indictment. for Rebaters.
The federal grand jury at James
town, n. Y, has returned indictments
against the Standard Oil company,
the pennsylvania Railroad company
and the Vacuum Oil company for re-
batting. The Standard Oil was also
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20

Don't fail Co read Jne town tie m
regarding the care of the insane under
the respective town heads. Just read
them carefully and see what you
think of the Clement method of cut
ting state expenses. OF course the
state expense can be cut II the indi-
vidual Town supports her own insane
at an annual expense of several hun
dred dollars, and is cut off from sew
eral hundred of state road money and
state school money. 1t means that
you pay it out of your own pocket
Instead of the state corporation tax
paying it. Will you vote to pay THESE
things ont OF your own pocket for the
sake of gratifying Clement and max
ing him governor? The adoption Of
Cl.ment's platform means an increase
4 of at least % per cent in your towr
tax.
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A Wonderful saving.

The largest Methodist church in Georgia
alculated to use over one hundred gallons of
the usual kind of mixed paint in painting
their church.
They used only 81 gallons OF the Longman
& Martinez Paint mixed with "a gallons of
1lpseed oil. Actual cost of paint made was
less than $1.20 per gallon.
Saved over eighty (SSo.C0) dollars in paint.
and got big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given a sfiberal
quantity whenever they paint. :.
Many hoases are we'll painted with four
gallons of L. & NJ and three gallons of ,n-
seed oil mixed Herewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by H. G.
Pierce
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20

Reading the reports of fusion rallies
in the Rutland Herald recalls the
fable OF the lion and the ass. Both
being hungry the lion said to the ass,
"Go into the woods and bray and
whatever game you scare out will
capture and kill and divide the spoils
with you" The ass proceeded and
brayed to its fullest capacity and
then came to the edge of the forest
where the lion was and asked, "Did I
scare anything?" "Scare anything"
answered the lion, "Why, I should
have been scared myself IL hadn't
known twas an ASST So with US
IL we didn't know the strength of the
fusion movement the braying of the
Herald would scare US.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20

Just 1T this time the mail order
houses are asactiye in flooding the
country with big handsomely gotten
up fall catalogues, quoting attractive
prices on staple articles and making
all sorts of big sodnding claims for
your cash. They do not offer to ex-
change. their goods for the farmers
eggs, poultry, butter or other produce.
They don't trust penny's worth, but
make you pay cash before you get the
goods and the freight besides. Ii
anything is wrong with the goods or
they do not suit, they will not ex-
change them for you. They pay no
taxes into your city or county treas
ury, with which our schools are main
tanned, roads, bridges and sidewalks
built. They do not contribute to our
churches, charitable institutions, nor
to our poor.