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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

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 married l., have s'died stenoG- :as EisS s. of the Cali f0rna or western Mss N A w. cwsst Lynn
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 Ing % no, "sn scs aTs e bs S sRi 6mgiu"u fnrihor north or southS ,
 To Help the Little Girls
 "q ss @ 5 s a'ss sna Rs sa s RiR ~s,!t ss,. s haDf osd soyyenir Dfa Here is an opportunity girls interested 1nother Interested m Exchanging Qnih
 Squares
 Ike to exchange o4 e aH;sss ssS.Sn sST my N E'S and viii our girls similar interests bear in mind our ~''A' 4 Lover of Pet$
 y1S 8ns ssJsdsR R Had sad ees 5 pd psd. fays s sss$ ss Ss l. sss Sss s5 or kind Of fancy iet ue married l would also GIad 10 sseehsses nos cards w Gfnneapolis, Minn j. What other lovers of pets would ike the aaoress or this correspondent?
 4 Plea for Instruction
 l. rSSs ssnns s Sr iss1 i'S%s %ra M, ms wnl some of our girls help this member?
 fl "Little GiP of Fifty
 little girl sS old & and & wSgd r hfe also o nave nave daughter only chld P old and she would Se 1o fort and bring of sunshine to some one noos sss is iT wdSiS nSsa ike to nsS sxcsanse pcaYs
 soou- "~-1 t W FRANCES r. s. (salem, Mass) Have we not other little girls" of this age who would like to play with this ones
 Pieces for Patchs0ork
 of slneans and calico pieces would ell ke eosp s1 patchwork, as my eyes are so poor AL. e.. 1,.z4 . write to me could help get good nosition children with for have them with. unless Of course could pay reasonable them cared for and that IS h 70
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

XtX T HEAR Q good deal about our large sub
 NA clubs in the cities and big towns but today
 w wish to speak of the smaller clubs some some the, Ire. they are affiliated with the main city branch. Such small clubs devoted usually to special nterest-music embroidery athletics language reading something of the sort.
 These large clubs make less of stir. have said before. and very proud of them and of their membership and work. Yet 1t is question in my mind if they can really mean so much to the members that discount for moment the splendid work the city takes-that in way is inesfimabie But there is much besides the society in the city. The girls who dwell have theatres and picture and of other entertainments Even if they cannot these, pleasures that nothing They see the shop windows with their pictures delight in themselves The passersby interest church in free open-air concerts.
 None of these things Is within the reach of the girl in the small town village So she needs even the relaxation and stimulus her subclub should supply the enjoyment companonshp should provide glad that all over the country these subclubs are sprngng and read their records eagerly Some of these may have seen on the page Occasionally they touch with everything of this sort Such surprise given few weeks ago by a.etter from south Beth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06
Some Each and AH Pages to Pass On

l a ln is . wheel $ Q like Philadelphia visit her She been afnicted fourteen delphla. of the PladelTha if there any of the out-o girls do them. will .he very gad to mall them to them. K M tFhiaaephial
 hope many the girls will try to cheeE the life ~ this Invalid friend. ~ VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

\ DDRESSES of correspondents and postcard col- "A lectors will be given only to other members or 4 Each and All Applications for addresses must he accompanied by stamped and self-addressed en-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06
Letters From Stenographers and Other Workers

@ y s f ss s esp f nsl sa .y. ssssss 1Ss 'A'' 100 '0a ana aaPD OF wIsmpS5a ShfE ssSs Pa,
 Domestic Science
 h % 5 S 5 fRa SSrs sSs is %' [ H'i $i|;ss When are to start Housekeeping Club in Phila-
 Another of Onr Cheery Invalids "s!s ,ss E: fss s'aSRss ss iiss osss ssS 1S5S :. 'fsuS E sss $Ss' :.s?s
 snS the
 !Sss $: y P9E ' s1ss ss .y $ :s 1%. s9S s; sss Ss a'1ss.s etc. t.
 $, snis Warrington MlSP E SsoS PsSSr5ss s. Another of the cheery invalds who puts us well and hearty grumbers to shame
 Ideas for Masquerade Costumes pas. @ rss ss .U ms sp e be of fPS e f just S:s ssrs Sf an % :.iy @ @ $ SS. s5 $y sS s ~sa fTs :l R' % @ s ' aSe ny ad eaefn. ds aS 0qd would % % self ns for sas iass ssSs sSiar about Sssf Ss 1{mnton H,
 shall be glad to give the address of this member to
 Souvenir of Our Society
 wish orders for the tolowing Croehsted ssawls n: s$%s: iS 'esS $R5 .sS ssts @ F s 1d wRes sis Set os!s 9 % She esisss or eoefed af am siso seng book Lords and silk cord al, - m selling pretty little souvenirs of Each and All They Each and Al and the of our organizaton on theS ~ S ~ " W WEARY iPhiadelphla, Pa). glad to call special attention to these pretty and useful souvenirs of Each and All The one have Is on my desk in constant
 Each aud AH Remnants m How many of you are pennaHt 'qyers like myself? If that onerins sale. They are the ths felt the largest size the words Eae6 Will be used If preferred. Of the may be furnished with emblem the bee embroidered ,o Yog Ike the & just i H9trIck
 WH Exchange Work
 can furnish pine cedar pillows IS inches birch blotters. color paintings various prices according design also nA- NAn e2enAnEa work. P1NEHuRSp fe'@SAH~- Ht--A~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

easy when do housework. want for it best for health. And the children change climate; it A too cold and damp for them here W. F. s. (Willamsport, Pal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

other places who have never had the chance ts
 know the club and it's working This is something yoi can all do girls write to me and say: l woulq love to some for Each and All if you wu nne something can do.' Here 1t is How many of you ins tend follow up and help start ths new thss the end of the the number of such clubs should be well up In the hundreds Who will send me the hrstf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06
MZ.:.>z- Z.sS.....-.As<

P S-Every mail brings host of letters asking one the other Cor bothl of these two ouestions Acw shall address your letter?' How get oadge!
 Address all letters to me in care or the papesr ps. n dressed engeiops. if you wish personal reply ,......
 For the badge-send 30 cents in stamps. regisseree letter order made payable to me- and addressed to me. In care of this paper
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

formed sut-clubs to do 1t at once.
 girls write to me and say T wish could have sub ciub here hut there are Each girls the town There plenty of nice girls here but they Or they say; If will send me the names of other a sub-eub' or, If you will mention on the page my wish for sub-clur, I will try to form one.'
 dear girls why should you wait for anything of that sort and begin your club now! Speak of 1t to girls who are not members tell them what Each and has done already and planning to do Show them the page and give them some idea of the of work Then ask them to join That s to
 my rnind the delightful to form club Choose number of your friends with whom you have interests and compose the beginning of aCther members will not be slow, 10 be heard from once you established You may be that If YOU have good iinea club In which girls will of help or of fun or of pleasing work ship The other girls will be only too eager to come in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

1ehem. knew we had members there, of course.S but l was ignorant of the fornna- ton of the sub-cIub until had a letter telling me the club had been in existence since last fall: that it had membership of twenty-seven and was working stead- ily This is perhaps the largest club of which had known nothing; but there are, doubtless. many smaller ones that are busy in different parts of the country. work; sometimes they specialize. One club does fancy work of various kinds, and the members take turns In teaching one another the different stitches and styles they understand. Another club does reading along certain lines. Still another goes in for social enjoyments al most entirely, as another does for out door sports. Others do charitable work.
 Now I care comparatively little ,.-baf line of work each Sub-cluD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06

among the ''giris of aif ages'' who spend their mornings sit- ting at work on the hotel ver- andas. If your summer home is on farm in tho real country. widen the horizon of tho farm CTS wife and daughters by toll ing them of Each and All. and letting them know the pleasure that would come to them if they were members. Show them how to make associations that will brighten the days for them when the summer visitors have gone and the quiet and loneli- ness of winter have settled down upon them.
 Bring Each and All into the villages that do not know ie Interest | he stay-at-homef there and t h c visitors iron
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
AGRICULTURE.
Loye Of homo In the Horse.

The strongest instinct In the horse Il
that Of home-all bis thoughts and inter.
ests lie there aud the m ,st wearing pain
be suffers Ia thst Of nestalgia-the longing
for the familiar stall and the we'll loved
surroundings. What wonder that our psti
almoat invariably return to u from such
unhappy experiences mere shadows OF
their former selves, and 10 such wrstched
bodily conditios that II ID months before
they regain their usual health and spirits
We blame the man 10 charge, poor fed, bod
sssbliog, iosufncisnt pssturage, etc, asd
overlook entirely the fact that II 10 our own
fault, and TIE direct ressls Of hsars-huagss
which no grass, grsIu or roof.trss could
entirely assuage. OF course the little.
ssed muscles have, from lack Of exercise.
shrunk and lost their nrmness and plump
ness; the crest has fallen from the SAME
cause, "povertv lines" appesr 10 III
quarters and shoulders; the tall and man
are Ill out Of shspe or oil worn away; ths
fsss stubbsd Cd; the coat din1y and san-
burnt; the aka fall Of all nsnner Of scars,
cuts and sbrss oasi all these are thsen c.
not the cause, OF the lack Of bodily condi
too which 10 two-thirds due shesrly a1d
solely, In the hish-bred, nefvoss' sensitive
horse, 10 simple bomssickness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
Agents wanted.

We want the Cslfskias, Hides, Sheep
Pslts, Taliow, Bones, etc. collected 10 your
vicinity.
Can't you srrapgd TO purchase thess
goods for us this springt We will furnish
the cash with which to buy; We will also
furnish tag', advice sheets, taking on dir
ectioDs, cloth posters to enable you 70 ID
vertise the business, etc., etc.
We pay highest cash prices and kesp our
customers thoroughly posted on the condl-
ton of the market and pay the freight.
To any one writing ~ and mentioning
this paper, We viii mail full particulars.
Asddres,
CARROLL 8. PAGE, Hyde Park, w. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
ANN AUGUSTA PERKINS Hs,a.s.

eTA1s % vssuosr, Diststet of nssehsssos. =
b IL 6<msnbered. that 81 3 session IL tke
prossis Cosu holden u nashh 6Sass, ssthia 81
ios ssid District. % the ~ ~ Of A1gsl
Prsssnil HoS. W.. xD0EKroH, yvpss.
WhsrssS. esftsis isswsmsas 10 wssuse, -
Oar seal. pornossise 70 b. tAs lsss vil 80
testament u Ans AassstA Psfliss, lsis =
Manchester. 10 ssid Distnss dsessssA
hsviss been this DAY prsssntsA 70 ~
Court Of Probate Asd DEFY aiS1 In Ne
hsg isssr's OHAos Thsssicss, II 10 ssdspsl
thai eli pesscss ntssssssd 10 The sstsas Of 80
dscsssed b sotl1se V sppasr bsfoss ssA Oosrl1
81 NE rsobsts Onss u hssskss ess. ID ~ ".
xies, on the 7ad dAy of Msy 4. q. ieo1
By psbhesstoS Of tkh order, three vsshs seosss.
sivsiy pssvtous tAsssts. 10 the \ sashss,ss youSs
sAL, ssssrspss printed ~ nsssAsssSs slwss
sid. 70 shoe ceass. u sey tbsy nag ksvs, vhy
sald inssFumsst - vntiog should ses b psyvs1
sod allowed - The bet sfh ss1 ssssmsst u ~
u. Va sDossrvs, SsAVs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

An Irisbmsn Was arrested for stealing
. piece Of pork. The evidence was OIL
against him, aud everybody present e.
pected that be would be convicted whom
the larry came back the ve dict was pol
gailty. The Judge was sugry. yos scosn'
drsl, be said, jus. q sure ~ I'm sitting
here know you are guilty, bat ! caot d
otherwise than ~ the jsry ssys His owl
lawyti, who had given UP the case, SAID u
hin Tell me. Pat, how you got o6 scot
Tree when know you stole that pork
We'll, ye see, sorr, said Pat, each MN Ia
the Jury had . psvce o. The poruk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
cAao.

We tbs sndsrsigpso. do hereby agree 10
refund the money on co-ceDt bottle Of
0rsens's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II u fsiis
70 cure yoor cough or cold. We also
gusrsntse 1s-cent bottle 10 prove sstis'
factory OF money refunded.
A. II. Petitions Manchester Depot, b.
A. Bropby Fest Dorset, J. n. Armstrong,
Dorset. Y. o. Adams A Co, East Arlington,
Y. o. Adams, Ariingtoa. sAv. N -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

Noth,pg will relisvs ipdissstion that h
not thorough dissstsnt Kodol Dy,psp.
sis Cure 4 ees,s what you eat, and allows
the stomach to res,-recupefAte--krow
strong ssain. A few doses Of Rcdol after
meals will soon restore the stomach and
digestive organs 10 fall pvrformAscs Of
thsir functions naturally. Sold By A. h.
Pettibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
DEVILS ISLAND TORTURE

ID 10 worse than the terrible case Of Piles
that sffi lc,ed me 10 years Then was -
vissd to spply Baeklen's Arnics ssivs, AID
less thAs : box permanently cured ne
writes l.. 8 Napier, Of Rssies, Ky. Hssi'
al wounds, Burns and Sores Ike magic
49, 1t Hsrd's and Wnippls's drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
r.. David Kennedy, aondou,. n. Y

Dear Sir some time since ] WAS trou'
blsd with blotches coming cut on ny
breast, Of 4 ssrofulous character, and my
general system seemed to BE- out Of order
| was induced to try Dr.. David KeDnsdy's
Favorits Remedy. The first bottle drove
the eruption away and feel better evsry
way. TIA splendid blood medicise.--
Henry 8. Eldridge, Rochester, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
lrcKr rosrMnrREss

n Mn. Alexander, Of Cary, Ne, Who haa
fosnd Dr.. kiag's Nev Life Pills 70 b. The
bet rsnsdy she ever trssd for keeping ths
ssomsch, Liver ard Bowels In perfect or
Der. YosTi agree with her u roo srv thess
pssrIsss pari6ev that infus new life.
csassn,ssd By Hard aud Whipps drs8.
fstA rrsc< Sss-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

Orders BY mail or telephone, for 'sttef
bsads, billhsads. ststsnests. cards post
ere, programs. or printing Of any deserip
ton. promptly and reliably nbsd II shs
JQCUAL oOm-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

Yes, Maui cooked the dinner oil Alone.
Well, well.
Al shs AX II ai9aioDs to-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
BOTH PAPERS One YEAR $l.55.

Send your order and money to The JOURNAL.
Your name and address on a postal card to
The New Tribune Farmer. New York City,
will bring you tree sample copy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
Guarantee.

Guarantee.
The undersigned hereby agrees to refund
the money on 25c box Of One-N ight-Lax-
alive Qainine Tablets II 1t fails to cure
your Cod or La-grippe. Get box today.
42lintf. A. n. PETFIBONE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
KENDALL HARDWARE COMPANY

PLOWS AND HARROWS. We have the Cam
bridge Eddy and Casteon Flows Belcher & Iaos National
Reversible Suy Pow Osborne Spring Tooth Harrow The best
MANCHESTER DEPOT. VEN'oN
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11

The ranchssn on the topics thsy sbossld
have discussed and did discus until
thsy .sids tracked. They wese good
msn for tAs place and had thsv lsft thsir
politics 1t homo to put up their bay
while they were gaddinG about, this
kick would never have been kicksd.-
Craig Courier Of last week.
tOnce moro the Courier man has
the situation sized up right THE
HERALD editor noticed this same
political game being played 1t the In
formal meeting held here by 'Farm-
ers" Grub and johnson, but made
no note Of It at the time. That great
stockman and farmer, Fred p. John
son, who doesn't own hoof Of stock
or cultivate . Pingree lot dilsted ut
length on the good stock laws passed
by the legislature, which, he said had
been In operation three yesrs, and
then gave Mr.. Isaac Baer credit for
passing these beneficial laws. After
this 'sbreak" the audience was onto
the reasons for Farmer Johnson's
mission into Routt and Rio Blanco.-
ED. HERALD.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11

would have rendered fertile at least
Ave hundred thousand acres Ut land,
which could have been made to pro-
duce In the nsighborhood Of ave NIL
lions of dollars, aud which, Tit coeld
have been available for use In the
vicinity of Denver, would 1t the pres
ent water values have been worth ut
least ten million dollars per annum.
.One Of the greatest sources Of
profit to be derived from these
streams In the future IL the almost
unlimited power which they are cap
able of developing. As the skill and
ingenuity Of man makes 1t possible
to transmit large quantities Of cleo
trical energy increased distances at q
profit, the value Of these streams
from the standpoint Of power devel-
opment will become greater. I'm
limited wealth lies In the develop
ment and use of these streams. No
other part Of the state IL more gener-
ously blessed with an abundant sup
ply Of good water than Routt county"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
"vHHN We GROW OLD"


4 british Weekly
Tho tallest lilies droop at eventide.
The sweetest roses fall from on the stem /;
ThA rarest things on earth cannot abide,
And We are passing, too, away like them ;
Z We're growing oidi
We had our dreams, those rosy dreams Of
youth
They faded, and tvs. we'll. This after
! prime ~ E
Hath brought us fuller hopes; and yet :sor.
sooth, y
We drop tear now In this later time
To think we're old. -
We smile at those poor fancies Of the pesf-
A nAddonod snslle, almost akin TO pain;
These high desires, thoss purposes 20 ysst,
All, our poor hesrtsl They cannot come
agnini
We're growing oidi
Old, Well, the heavens srs old; this earth
Old wine is best, maturest fruit most
sweet; fii 49, ai,.s.
Much have we lost, more gained, although
It's true
We tread iifes way With most uncertain
; feet. X
We're growing oldi y
Wamove along and scatter - We pace.
Soft graces. tender hopes on every hand;
Atlast, with gray-streaksd hair and hollow
A face,
We step across the boundary Of the land
Where none arc old.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
Government Reservoirs.

1t does not seem to be generally
known, says the Hayden Republican,
yet the government is taking prelim-
mary steps to establish two Of its big
reservoirs in the dry, arid region Of
Rodtt county. The location Of one
will be in the Axial basin country
and the other near Juniper mountain.
At The present time the work of the
government consists exclusively Of
getting data for these immense pro-
jects, but the two sites mentioned, 1t
is understood by the Republican,
have been decided upon by the
United States experts from the de-
partment of agriculture. The reser-
voir sites themselves are said to be
ideal and each reservoir will reclaim
thousands of acres of the finest soil
In Colorado. The project at Axial,
1t is understood, will be the first to
receive attention, and active work
will be pushed just as soon as the re-
clamation fund has attained suf-
.ficient proportions, but within three
years time In all probability active
work will be commenced.
The following Is a portion of y re-
port made by NJ. G. Hinderlinder, In
the photographic branch of U. s.
Geological survey and is interesting
from the standpoint Of showing the
immense amount of water now going
to waste that can be utilized at a
profit In Routt county:
'.As determined by the measure
ments made by: the United States
Geological Survey, in 1904, there
passed out Of Routt county unused,
through the Bear river, more than
one million scse.tsst Of water, which
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
Tayle Of ye Animal Court.

-" 49, 80. ~. .', 49, = =" ma
ru.ue.. @ou. w. !. ..s q ~ o'. .'o
De.o w." v us"s s.'o s ~ ~
e'.y.e "0' "e u'''u'u W
- cy EoAo'
a sooono spec..'ss "ole p'e,en..
tof l''e W. : ismous a.. Al sooa s
y ~ pN.os.o. 49, ..u " s1'' '''
tney wote sel'o .s'.e. -,
oul aonos. soaue 70 ey roAe, !
move ta.. 70 cus.so 70 qu.s.,o.. TUT
ny .ss,, "''u '"' ''''"' "s"'
ID ps'.oo.
~. s.1e. s'so 70 49,
pecs, 10, u . 'su'" 70 o~'se wa = no'oa
cs.an'u 80.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
Some Timely kicks.
roRrsr Rrsnsvn AaAIx.

FOREST REsD8vns A0AIH.
Il did SEEM for time that the matter
Of ranging on tho forest reserve WAS
settled, but 1t was only . lull. The
storm has broken out afresh and will 20
cootinus to break ont until either the
tax Is abolished or tho whole govern
msnt domain 10 leased. A. an act Of
equity, the Courier hes always favored
the fogmer-no tax. Tue ranchman has
enough to pay without contributing
doubly to the support OF the govern
ment. The government 10 just ~ able
to control cattle on the reserve ~ with
It.
Ths new war ID on because Haley h
Gould, the purchasers Of tie Green cat
tie 10 Northern Routt county, demand
the right to range them on the reserve.
The ssttsefs deny this right. The result
"a suit 10 started and meanwhile the
Haley cattle range where they please.
Tho Yamps Leader 1nds. much COM
fort in the fact that 10 per cent OF tbs
fees paid -reverts to the schools and
counties In which the reServes are To-
Gated and that this ten per cant will In
time supply SUFFICIENT funds to support
these institutions. Granted that 1t will.
10 1t square deal that the ranchmen
residing near reserves should furnish
the money to educate the children and
build the roads Of our county, This 10
not justice. The schools OF our country
have always had = tender spot in the
public's great heart aud this move is
but . bait. Is 1t not suficient that the
ranchman PAYS the Same rate Of county
and state tax - YOU OF I, the same tar
ID attached to the goods he buysY Must
be now support our schools and roads
from his earningsp We say II there
must bs . reserve tax and 1t u ten per
cent too large for tho purpose for which
It 10 levied, then cut IL down ten per
cent. Let every man furnish his just
share and no more.-From last weeks
Craig Courier.
THE above are pretty much about
our sentiments, ~ heretofore ex-
pressed. ON the range tax question:
ED. HHRALDel
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-08-11
Remember This, Too!

The Chicago Tribune says: "Mr.
Bryan will have no dificulty in re-
calling the circumstance that things
looked fully - rosy in 1895 as they do
now" I,
And the editor of the Chicago Tri-
bune will have no difficulty in recall
ling the circumstance that 1t required
several million dollars stolen from
the helpless policy holders, In order
to interfere with that rosy" condi-
tion in Iceland with all Of that .
considerable number Of people be-
lieve that even then they had to steal
it.-Commoner.