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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

SnbtanapsIts RafeesRseHe:
0euSbmI. ts gutter l0-lae; yrtxsa bs &C
wdblter N-1ee Sang 8G&-soe. SeTe<s
Deuou 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2S-82e.
Sx padetsa:
Nstoia $15. 10. 2tox s1s.s5, Serfss slB 90
SaraeaS ia. 30. Ttumortb3 III. 10, azss
Sara Blens s1s.oO, GItaas Saba gIenb
1875. Duriea Sl6.76.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.87e; etiid1x6ss 6 IL
suIpertRrter 5.5ae; XIX puIpsrtFStw S.b7s,
fehser sraxmitrteT SAC; Gubss 6.s7s; Cons
isetiomers' u b.27e; 5~sSseuoob E::6.02e; 1}ss
MIG u ( .92e; ourYtre IA. &c; She'd ssS.s
0oIbex 8 4.s2e &txbfsr estra 9 A77e,
RissepooS 6 l.7ae; eeIber 8 Q. 62e; lB ssh
Dec 4.47.
Setro6nete Srf&te-AepfeI. an ssr eoss
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeersa o. tts sAs;
gtron Ice BIZ zoe; EoFxex. q grOps. peg
Bfunb, u . GrowR 7}e, 1 Groma 73s jaas
uexfreie ssbts Sc. California NuseateI 7ks;
Guiana Sle, turYsvttrte euItaxa lie bs ice,
California xpriioien Sc BIB 12e.
GambpN6KG etanseu qsuti@t 7; 4rss
ess sent&t {; Banner 9ptR &c; grszs
Bonbons lie; Ns. Q Cream aeurii6t 10G
MHe-DrastI neu lis bts lac; StIberts II
RanbeIn IA; wei@f@aIise Aaxbds 16.
Scrban RanbeIn lbe; Beax1ts BE- tR SIS
ser6fete 7e BIB Sc; GnsIi&e &alxtHs &c.
Starie-RearI. 8}e. GbausptoR Slot, / xxa
8 Rhaab Badste 8. 3crx. l 3fb. ls6sts,
4X-sfc.
pidIes-2400 Ia, Sab Is ; lSo0 ta Sst
t7.5e: 1900 tru SsIbfas $3.50; 800 In SQf
$3.50.
0ffo-RaA (4o o.. xeF). Sas, g. 10 per
00Ioxe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

sugar eureb G&ixtexH- grHs nuaItsat:
1870 qfunb 16}: 10 3haHa l5}e; l0-1&
pfunb lS2: 8mette nuaIttat , Sole 4fxab
Sc; 10 Efuno 1be ; ID afsmb l6e ; 10
pfunb 1se.
GaIitormii@e e0txfen-6 Biz 8 Efanb lie;
9 btS ID 4frab 10}e.
sped-aIare eettex. 90 BIB 20 4fnsb tu
9ur&i&wtt. l1ke: 3Iars 6sttsx. 30 u 30
pi,nb, l2ie; &lare bellies, - - 90 pfuaes
,2ie; Is BID q Eib., 18e; II ID Is Rfub,
1le; &Iare Na6ea, Ss ~ 60 Dfmb. Late,
NideR II Do Is 4fsnb l2is; &en uR6sa Y
ID Q pfmkb, lie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15
OetSetDe.

Beaes Eo. 3 rptber 70fe, aat Gsns
fen. 69c DON RabIen ; 30. 8 rotse 68}e
September, 70Kc; BasexweiBeH 6se.
Dei&toru - SO. l wets z9}s go. q
metb 49E; SO. 9 wetb 4sle, 30. Z psss,
Ads; 10. 2 petb seuaf4t 49, 30.
wets semH9t lse; 20. ( wsft ssmtiqs
47e; 80. 2 seIb 4sfe; 70 8 ssIb ASH,
3o. 1 geIb 47e; Ro.2 seaii0t lssi
SO. 8 asumf9t 46s 70. 4 ssaHGt 4 fs;
RpbeR 49,.
odfer SO. 3 wetser safe; 10. . pstba
8ae; 20. 2 0euai4ter Bic; 70. 8 gszrtAts,
51}e.
ceu - 80. 1 aiutotSs S15 %; 20
Q. $13.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

@epablter 9irtotbp ~s2.a5-2.85.
Drbtndrer bis gutter Sis1otbp sl.6o-L7
Rotber QIeeiamei IS .0o-7.5o.
gnslii6er RIeeiarten $3.50
HIipte &Ieeiame, $S.00-s.1
HIfaIfa 8Ieeiamen $9.00-10.00.
Hetber 4leeiarae, $500.
Tanep 3entadp BIaasras S1.6O--1.7t
DIaisras h @baH TIC.
ensItf&es BIGusros $3.50.
Or@arb @ras s.. 70-l.86.
Eeb Top IN @baH $1.a5-l.B.
3afer &orit We-$1.00.
Hutber Suaerrobr SamG x1.O0-l.2b.
Detbes unb gelbes Rom s1.0C-L25.
Neb Sob GnfIase $1.10-l.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
Niuet 81. 30 BIB $1.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

DeIi&torn - Berfaufsprets: fs mad ba
0aaIttdt, 6b-S6c.
8afr-se&dIt $3.50; b ben gsersR
SIC. 00-S LOO pea TsrRe.
EsIet Eertaufspreie: ~. W-ss.oo
xsmotbp-BertGufsprete; Sl8 00-ls.( 20.
etrob- FreHe. ie mad BEN 0rsS. ts al
len, $5.0O@S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

Srt@es @inbasH&-kefIt3s Stess - 81
SIC; bssEtse Stiere s-Sie ; 1tsfos Htxbes
$40 Bib b0O Rfuxh u: bsaps &Rbs 100
ss $50 Bfunb 54e xabs b66 ID 60 pfma
g.; sNer Borberutertd 81, 0ti9 3txtess
o,srtel lie, Sikh 1sxtssuissteI 10}ss Htxb
BorosruisrteI DC, RUIZ Bosterrterta 8i, &ab
ctaterpierteI 9s.
eriS1ss 3aIbFeiG-&dRm exc. ttxtsyI
piertel 18c, BotberpserteI ee.
5rti@es g@afFet@ 2dasasss yes 4fnxb
lee : E@afe s3e; e6extsI l8e; Hc6S huss
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15
8afe=HaQ.

Ste ssfrissn episle reiultirten wie
folgt:
Amertean. Noetatton n.
Snbtanapolis, IA. Sept.
indianapolis Il 00002000- 3
2ouispiQe ..... OOO10O000- l
gatterisn - Giiber uno 6Olmes;
2enna une Stoner.
Wilmautes. IA. Sept.
WiIpaufee. 40 0201100*- 4
ct. paul. 80 O2000000- 2
Batterien-gIod unb 8atemann;
&obebaugb unb Srtuin.
2anfas @ttp. IA. Sept.
RanIas @ttp. % 0OO2OO1*- 5
MinnsapoIis. 20 00O20000- 2
Batterien - gsan unb Suliban;
5orb unb @rabam.
40lebo, IA. Sepf.
Solebo .......1 00000000- l
columbus zee. 200110O00- 4
Batterien - @amniB uno 2anb;
RsbsrtaiQe unb Blue.
NatinnaI.2i O..
ct. 2outs, IA. Sept.
81. Souls. 10 100000 0
Chicago 1911 = 8
Batterien - Gromm,e unb War.
fbaI; RsuIba@ unb Woran.
@ofon. IA. Sept.
Bofon .......0 o. 2
philadelphia. Il 100000 l. 4
8atterisn - Doung tnb 8rOtpr;
2uf6 unb Sootn.
Rem BORT, "A. Sept.
Cries spiel.
Wetu gort. 80. 0030OO0oO o. 8
Bropflpn 49, 1O0O000O- "a
Batterien - Amiel unb Brssnaban;
GcanIon unb Bergen.
3mettes SPIEL.
Nstp Dort.... .000OO0O00- 0
Brpoflpn.. .000010000- 1
Batterisn = WeSntpre unb Sitter;
Watbepfon unb Bouerman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

Tra3ta
AepfeI- 81 .50-s.o0 per Gab.
Bonaneu 1 .75-2.25 Hetxs $l-S1.26.
Gttronen "a, 60-6 20 Sss xsHs.
Oramsen - $4.b0-5.60p ss &sRe.
NaNermeIonen. 12e mnb TIC.
gfrF4s so -2.'0p pei BrfteI.
@antaIopes, Toe bis 81 Der 8uibeL
gHaamen 81 .75 bis $s.hO per SufbsI:
gtrneu, $1.25 per BuibeI.
Neiatrauten, Sc baS 9fanp.
0smais.
@rnne Bobnen-60e ber Dufbd.
Rutbe Riiben 2be pes Dutsnh Bun@es.
GeIerp-60c Bis 76e bic Rife.
Rramt - 76c per Sab.
B~IumenfobI $1.25 per 8uibeI.
@urten - 1850 per Datexb.
SaIat - IS Bio Soc PEI BuibeI.
9wtebeln - Notbe unb uetbe tl.25 pei
Bfanb sponii&e 8wiebeIn 81 80
pee Rife.
getsrFlie 1850 per Dutexb Nux4e8.
RartoTeIn-$l,B pei 5ab.
Stabilize 12}e per Drtesb 8un@es.
Spinat - 50 pei 6ab.
SiSiartofeIn - 8trgtria $8.a6; Baltts
more S2.0.-a.76; Seriep $3.50 $500
pee Sat.
tomatoes 2Oe-l0e per BuibeI.
@rines 4orn, loo bas Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

DatteS, GteS 2eS oeNssss.
eanblsr besabIex fsIeexbs &rettss .
0rt@e @ir-183e ter Date1b.
ofhmer l0c. edtxs {. Tzrtep8 -e-l0e,
Gnten 7c, @dnie DC.
Butter - Country, lle, S:seuers a5ss
eyeta &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

- Die um @anal Dopsr, O., lite.
eenbsn 6armer ereebsn In bieiem
Sabre sinen 3wiebelertraa, Der auf
hber 100. 900 BufbeI ssf&dbt tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15

Der transfbtrif&en SabnIinie> mar, it
gum Rommanbeur bss finftsn Mrmee.
CORPS, behen 6auptquartier Warfdau
III. ernan1t tuorben. Der Yeneral,
Der trsgen feiner betpisiensn gnergie
frhbsren Situattonet gegsniiber bas
bpQe Dertrauen bes 3aren beHbt, III
als Der bette OfH3ier Der Nrn,ee auser.
wdbIt uOroen, UNI f9 nit Der Aufs
sabe, 2eben uno gissntbum In Wars
i9au fiber 3u fsIen, gu bsfaRsn.
e &arfer % a9tbtenF.
Obeffa, IA. September. Ssn
@orausf9t m6slider psitersr lnruben
baben bic 8sb6roen bsi&loFsn, Sag
uno Na4t bewaHneten Wd9tsrn bic
ei&erbeit Der Stabt anaubsrtransr
unb einen patrouiasbienff our9 Srup.
pen ein3uri9ten. Die poli3eimanr.
idaften, weI&e bic @ebdube. In bener
bic ariegsgert4ts a~bgshalten psrosn,
6ewa&en, finb nit Naf4tnsnesi9absn
berieben tuorben.
Oeferrei& 'ungarn.
S&ub fur 8 bronoIss
Wten, IA. September. Nubsr.
orbentli9e WaBrsgeln Rnb bon Der
pOIi3ei fur ben s9uB bss grbsrsoe.
8brOnfOlsers 5rans Gerbinaab s.trof.
fen .uorben, tusnrl Ct In gsrtretung bss
Raiiers Rasuia beiu&t. usldss bas
6%auptauartier Der tombinirten balma.
tinii4en 6eeres' uno Glottenman0psr
tt. perfoneu. bic In &aguia, Cara
uno @rapOia anIangtsn, fno untsr
poIi3eiaufi9t gefent porbsn.
Reue Wirren In Stume.
Bubapef, IA. September. -
aunbs bon srnsuisn lInruben fommt
aus Giume, po In Der iinsHsn 3sit
mieberbolt blutise 2onfitte 3pif9en
Ragparsn, stoiIabsn unb Stalisnsrr
faitsefunben babsn. @rabfsine unb
areu3e nit italisnif9sn Snf9riftsn
uurosn auf hem Srisbbofs ,ertrim.
inert unb bariber geristbsn BITE Stale.
ner In bic duBsrfe grresung.
au& In Cara, SaImatien, babsn f9
ptsoer 2raua0s ersienst.
Warpffo.
pauI .. GtensIanb auf
Der 8 abrt.
Sanger, IA. September. Der
@bieasoer 8anfbieb Stsnslanb Bat BITE
unfrsimiaise 6eimreiie angstrstsn. ct
murbe unter farter Sema9ung on
gurb b.s Dampfsrs vprin, abal6ert"
bon Der 6amburs Amerita i. 2tnis ss.
bra9t.
I1ebsr ben 6eIbHmorbberiu9, mel.
DEN Der SuFishh@tlins ma9te. Rnb
ieBt ndbere gin3slbeiten befannt gstpor.
ben. CT nabm ni9t Gift. ionbern
uollte fi9 bonn Saae oss @sfdnsniKes
fir3en. Sa ote No9t iebr bsib mar,
uurbe Tim 9efattet, NIT feinen Wd9.
tern auf benz Sa&e fpa3ierer au geben.
Na9bsm er ldnsere 3eit rubis auf unb
ab sstuanbeIt mar, beriu9te Ct pIbbli9,
NIT einem Sabs ibsr oie Brtfung 3u
iprtngeu. 3wei Der Wd9tsr padtert
i'm iebo& nod re@taeitis unb riHen Jpn
3urtd. gr Isifsts bsrausifeItsn @iber.
fanb, purbe isbod raid tibsrmalttgt
unb boafdnois eri96pft nod ieiner
3sle ssbra9t.
Jranfrei9.
Sie berts reieeIafen.
parts, IA. Sept. Der Wtnifers
ROTH bat ben Minifer beg Snnern
@lemenceau srmdGtigt, benz 8eiebe
bs3isli9 bebinsunsswsiisr SrsilaKuns
gsmds. bic ~fofOrti9e gntlaRuns bon
5rebsrie 6umbert unb feinsr 5rau
Diana. bss groBen Ginanseenies,
thsrsie Sumbert, aus benz 3u9t9auis
au perfisen. Die entIafung be-
Sobnes erfOIste auf @runb suten Uer-
6altens unb bic ieiner Wutter aui
@runb bon Rrantbett, ba He R9 elmer
Operation unter3teben muB.
Die berti9ttste 9umbert i. GamiIit
beniibte beianntIt& BET ibren e@win.
BEL psrationer bas angsbli@e SeFa.
ment zines tmagtndren Nmerifaners
n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15
uneingei@rdnfte
Ma9tbefngnife iperben bent Trdiioente1 Yalnla
pOul cabanii6em &Ongreie ertbeilt.

gunbestuppea berei, iufOrt 80 luuOeu. - EoRwagen Hberfaaeu. = Srnppen
brutal. Gnersider GenernI. @@arfer ssattSsma. = S&mb fir
Sbrunogr. = Meue Wun in Giume. = Yaul 8. Stenslanb auf Der
Seimabrt. Sit Misunderstanding Der &rupps. gabnbeamkr aIs
Rdnbtr nnS Gtnbrsder .-9e Sumberts f%reisdaRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-15
96te.

gmgros 8 EertaufsYrete smsosttsss
S@pebertdie 8oe pes 4taxb stxpstuH&e.
S@ueserfdie 1se. Bsseorfx Sssszn . Aai'
Is, Rew Dorl SbebbarS lie. stnhssrst
j&er 2inaburaer 13e. Grid lac.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
Sarah S Isham, Will

tie of Vermont I In Probate Court. held
leans, ss at Newport, in said district
the 10Th day OF May, A. ID. 1905.
La instrument purporting 10 be the last
II and testament OF Sarah s. Isham, late OF
|rton, in said district, deceaged being pre-
Lted to the Court by Nelron HARDY, Ike
For. therein named, for Probate; 1t is or
red by ssid court, that all persons concern
therein be notified to appear at session OF
|d court, TO be held az the Probate office at
IMPORT. IN said district, on the 2Oth ia OF
|nt. A. ID 1906 and show cause, il any they
Nv have. against the Probate OF sad VIII
/ which purpose, it is further ordered that
|opy OF said record Of this order be publish
three ks successfully in the orleans
|unty Monitor, newspaper printe at eaid
triton. previous TO said time appointed tor
'sring. r,n,,r
k3-25
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENT!

Having purchased the j W.
Brown 81 Son store in Evans
Vile, l am prepared to supply
the people of Evansville and
vicinity with all goods usually
kent in a general store. L
shall endeavor to keep the best
line of goods. l shall buy for
cash and give my customers
the benefit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

There is no need ofworrying along in diseom-
bettle Of KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA, and
see wh It it will o for you. Kodol not only
digests what you eat aud gives that. tlred
stomach needed rest, but is corrective Or
tie gr attest efficiency. Kodol relieves indi-
ge ton, dyspepsia, pal pitation of the heart;
fatulence, and sour stomach: kodod Will
make your stomach young and healthy again.
You will worry Just in. the proportion thaf
our stomach worries you. Worry means TT G
loss of ability to do your best. CORY is to
be svoided at all times Kodol viii take tbs
Pierce, Barton F. J. Kinney, Barton Landing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

make it more complete. Rendered in ,
English, it means the value of roots
lay in the fact of keeping the bowels
regulated and was a factor in the
health of the herd. Rutabagas were
noticeable in imparting disagreeable
flavor to the milk and caused much
trouble in regulation while the other
roots were not ATTENDED with any
such danger"
Many experiments were made ID
SLIDING clover, but the resulting trials
showed that it was better to cure the
clover into hay and feed with the corn
silage. The trials had varying results.
1t needs to be cut early and packed as
closely as possible and sealed up so
that there can be no escape of the
moisture-in fact, barrelled up. Green
clover proved expensive and slow to
handle, and-as a green crop-a dis
agreeable one to handle and it sought
to be made into hay.'
At the station the director afirms
they have never succeeded in produc-
ing alfalfa clover in sufficient quantities
to test its feeding values. The iffer-
emit successions of growth furnish
different totals of analysis. The hay
from the first cutting was the most
"rich" in moisture and the last cut
ting, while as rich as the first in nitro
gen, at the same time was less valua-
BILE in true proteine. All stock eat 1t
readily, but its tendency was to cause
bloat in the sheep. 1t cures into hay
with much difficulty and is disposed
to shed its leaves to a great extent,
whether raked green and bunche d TO
sweat out, or cured in the open. Page
after page Of this bulletin is given
over to the recording of these impor-
tant facts, all of which need to De
read and re-re ad to fully comprehend
the significance and Importance o.
these painstaking studies and Ions
z conducted verifying experiments, al
of which is great credit to the Mich
igan station.-John Gould, Ohio, il
N. Y. Tribune Farmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
FARM FOR SALE.

p account OF poor health, offer for sale
farm containfng one hundred acres OF
Z siLunted in Coventry North Neighbor-
"A, one mile from Railroad station, four
81 from Newport and three miles from
Eenbry Village. House in good repair, barn
ses good and convenient, watered by never
kuf wells and cisteTn. o farm IN town
|ducfs more per acre; level and smooth,
machine moving; the best OF pasture,
watered; fences good; wood lot Of TWEEN
Eve acres, hemlOck, Eastwood, white ash
maple.
fewport, VT, r. F. D., No. 2.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Mathew Nesbet

|The undersigned, having been appointed by
l. homo able Probate Court for the dlslrlc u
Oleans, Commissioners, to receive, exslr,
lie and adjust 81 claims and deu aus OF az
Lrsons a. inst the estate of Mathew NesNet
Le Of Glover in said district, deceased
bd ali claims exhibited ia Offset thereto, hel e.
\ give notice taat we will meet Tor the pur-
Ia the 23rd day of June, and 10th Day OF
|ovember, next, from one O'Clock until tShree
Eoiock D. m, each of said days and that SIX
Ohsns -, ~ 80 iin,ited nv said Court for said
EDITORS to present their claims to us IOr eA-
limitation and allowance. ~ 49,
Dated at Glover, VT. TINS SOth uay Vi Ni"J
1 LYMAN BARBER, tCom~lr's
I.2s-25 S T. vANCA.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
WOOL CARDING.
Rnrton WooIen Min.

Barton Wooden MiU.
hing, Carding aud Greasing, I2c' per To-
Carding and Gredsing, SC.
,ol left at the seaver store, North Troy,
s Hardware store, Newport; George
ket's Store, West Charleston; Post ONCE,
Burke, cardsd and returned at Be per
lie extra. Two shipments only rom
n Troy and Newport August LIST and
bey 5'h. LARGE stock wool remnants and
- dress flannel. Hand Spun Yarns and
: 'orNSale. Leave orders ST Agencies.
an every 3w Nov.I "a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
: 4 7 >,IVI
Three Miles ffcm No, Crafts u!y Village,
Six Miles from Albany Village,
TO Ee Sold
At A Bar gain.

For the purpose Of closing up transaction
in which several parties are interested, the
in the east part of Eden will be sold. It con-
tains 260 acres of land divided about as fol-
lows.
pasture, 100 acres woodland. The dwelling
house is not in first C ass condition. 1t is Of
fair re = it'll ell and is very pleasantly 1ocat-
ed. There are two barns, both of which are
in goo condition. The horse barn is 26x36,
the main barn is Sex IS, with stab practically
new 2Gx5G. There is manu- basement uI-
der the eL'ife stable. There is excellent run
/ j, water st DO house ard barn. There is
q gOoi sugar orchard of 400 trees, also an
apple orchard OF about Sc trees: The farm cuts
soto 20 tons OF has and has amplespastureg for
as much stock as he farm will winter. 1t is
within / mile of the schoolnouse, l miles
| from South Craftsbury. miles from North
Crar.sbury, II mi es from Y oleott, 5 miles
| from North W olcott, 6 miles frGm albany. 4
miles from Eden Mills, IA miles from Morris
| vile and i miles from Byde Park. The farm
| is in good state o. cultivai ion and 1t is rot
known that any hay nss been SOLO r. ereffo rom
| es pecially adapted TO grass.
The most attractive feature of the whoie
matter is the price -, asked therefor, and tn
| be soli ror Si60', OF which sum $3.50 may &c
pkid Gown satisfactorily secured and, v IT'D
j nroper r strictions as TO cutting of timber
! ard selling IF the crops. the baiauce may be
! paid in instalIment Of s 90 per year for tvs
years and then per year Tor the Dext six
Par;lss wishing 10 exsmiue the fa1m may
! cali On Il V brown, Esq whose resideLc &c /:
Only Jew reds from the dwelling on the farn
offered f sale. He knows ali about th'
! premises and viii answer a questions con
SoTns idea OF the desirebility Of this farm
NAV he gained from the fact that the pastuf
1erit-d for $50 last season While the hay ere fe
VS. s'id for s19 Sal iDdeed IS BEL now fe
mt md The manure gee with the farm
There s not much so'f ed stpmpagfs Q
the premises but me- Gat sells for good uric,
as si lawn is only IA miles from one III "a
hes sawmills in Vermont
For any further particulars acdre
CARROLL 6 PACE.
HYDE PARK VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
FOR 6 Al: /. s s.

NV residence in Barton. known as the EaICh
Mace. TEN minutes wGlk to postofhce ana sta-
ION. one Of the best locations IN orleans
County. Good buildings, house OF thirteen
looms. besides rautry and closets; gooa,
Eev1r-faiIirg spring Of water, runnlng 10
Ecrse md barrs: plenty Of fruit. This place
|riii Reef. twelve COW sand team in winter and
even COWS and team, in summer. I'VE ehDi iC
building lots in Barton 'Viiagei one lot Nh
[VaIi put in this spring, pre- paratory 10 out "a
Ing house at once; also about t"eney NV : :
bcFeg of pasture ana timber land on Tue roHu
|eadfng TO West Glover. -, Io,s
The sbove. mentioned property will. De SO q
In rssafon BILE e rms to suit purcSaser. RAJ
IN fl..s unrchase money can rsmsln on i9uIV
Ssp q. ii desired For terms, cal on OF @'i"ie SS
J.P.JELFER.
narton, Vt,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
For SAL. c. !!

1bsve on my 4 lnds a farm from my brother 8
estate and wish to close il out at seasohep.
800 ho h from tie standpoint OF myselt anS
/. = n,rchsaer The farm lays IN me to"n OF
|ChaFies ton, and contains 275 seres OF pa HG ie
land. II is known as the Gay farm an4 tbfs
canntv asa money maker. 1t viii Keep Az
cows and team Ihe I'll age is In COCO snsp a
and lays well aud the pasture IS wen M tS u
farm and there is a so two. sppls orehards.
There are two sets of buildings on tnls Isrm
thlsrb conid be divided into two farms II
whl ~ ~ can he easily carried on as one.
&C. set If buildings contains new 45xleo
49, 6aru with sflo. The farm 'ntaine cor
t92SSsarshIe wood and lumber Telephone IN
siusos,a ~ r ID of mail; village and rail
poss ststion in easy each. Farm will be sold
sen rate or with stock a tools, ana on
Reasonable terms II YOU are lnteresteo' can
4s.tf C.E. GAY. Ba1top Landing, W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-20
TWO LEADERS IN THE AMERICAN SENATE

r% YER since the opening Of the
ID Iifty-nlnth congress IL had been
evident that when any meas
ure Of sufficient Importance to
require efficient leadership should come
up both parties IN tho United States
senate would range themselves under
new leaders. The decisive moment was
expected 10 arrive with the considera-
tion Of the railroad rate matter. and
the two men slated to lead the respec-
tive forces were Eugene Hale of Maine
for the majority and Joseph Weldon
Bailey of Texas for the minority, Mr.
Bailey declined the honor, but his in
fuence Will be dominant in party coun-
ellis.
II was thiriy-siX years ago that Eu-
gene Hale first appeared IN Washington
to assist In the organization of the
Forty-nrst congress. With a hiatus of
only two years ne has been u conspicu-
Gus man at the national capital since
1859. He has been sitting In delibera-
ton on the messages of all OF the presi-
dents since Grant, and no began his
congressional career under that exc
cutive. He saw the sun Of James @.
Blaine rise and set. He was veteran
In congress when Thomas b. Reed APP
peared at the national capital. AS
representative he voted with his party
against the annexation of Santo Do
mingo and as senator he supported
the annexation Of Porto Rico. lie help
ed to reconstruct the south, and he took
part also in the restoration OF Robert Il.
Lee.
Only three members Of the two houses
OF congress antedate Senator Hale In
service in the natlona, legislature-Alli-
son and Cullom IN the senate and
Ketcham In the house. Hale's total
service exceeds that of all Of them ex-
cept Allison's. Ketcham Of the Twenty
first New York district Is the only MEM
Der OF the present house who was there
when Hale arrived. The list Of Hale's
colleagues IN the Forty-first congress
seems like page from the remote past.
In those days Schenck was house
leader, and Garfield, Bingham and
Stevenson were his fellows. Allison
and Logan were there also and great
array OF Bay State notables--Boutwell
Banks Butler, Ames, Dawes and Hoar
Some Of the Democ rats were Voorhees,.
the Tall Sycamore OF the Wabash"
Fernando Wood, Sunset Cox. Randall
Beck, and the inimitable Proctor Knott.
Mr.. Hale was not a member of the
Forty sixth congress, a Greenbaok-
Labor reformer named Murch captured
the prize at that election
Eugene Hale was born at Turner,
oxford county, Me, June Q, 1896. He
comes from old English stock which
was transplanted from Hertfordshre to
Massachusetts in 1885 When the state
OF Maine emerged from the great Aca-
dian wilderness the family migrated
northward, and 1t did its fun share In
the building of the commonwealth.
Young Hale was q bright lad I'm a COM
munity of keen witted youngsters He
never went 10 college. but he was pu-
pill at one of thoae excellent academies
which fashioned so many brilliant in
tellects and are now unhappily almost
extinct. Before he was twenty he had
passed the necessary examinations ana
had been admitted to the bar
Mr.. Hale was a successful lawyer
from the start. For ten years he de-