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most of the hotel furniture, and some
estimate the loss as high as 81, 900. 0O0.-
More Wrong Laid to Standard Oil

M
More Wrong Laid to Standard Oil.
In a supplementary report concern
ing Standard Oil operations, Commits
sioner OF Corporations Smith says
that the policy of the company has
been to sacrifice the Interests of the
American consumer for the purpose
of securing foreign business. Having
a monopoly of the home field the
company has charged much higher
prices for its products in America
than in other parts of the world
where it has had 10 meet competition.
Christian Scientist Employs M. D.
Christian Science circles are greatly
agitated by the discovery that Joseph
Armstrong, one of the most prom
inent officials 10 the Christian Science
church of Boston, publisher of the
Christian Science Journal and other
literature, and one of the co-defend-
ants in the celebrated Eddy case, has
for the past six weeks been under the
care of a doctor of medicine for an
attack of pleurisy. DR.. Charles R.
Whitcomb has been the attending
physician, of which fact he has made
affidavit, including also the opinion
that his patient is so i'll as to be IN
able to give his deposition in the
Eddy suit at present. Armstrong has
been in seclusion for the past several
weeks at his home.
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No Sentiment.

Edith's Papa-And so you love my
daughter? Edith'S Admirer-I do in
deed, sir. cannot tell you how much
I love her Do you know what it is to
see a single face everywhere, to hear
single voice ever sounding in your
ears, to be possessed by the one idea,
to feel all the time that the one pres
ence is before you Edith's Papa-No,
young man, | have never had any of
those feelings since l signed the pledge
-Pearson's Weekly.
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Heart Strength

Heart Strength. or Heart Weakness means Nerve
strength. or Nerve Weamess-nothing more. Pos
ttively. not one weak heart In hundred Is In It.
SELF. actually diseased. It Is almost always q
hidden tiny little nerve that really is all at fault
This obscure nerve-the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
simply needs and must have more power moro
stability. more controlling, more governing
strength Without that the Heart must continue
70 iall. and the stomach and kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves
This clearly explains why as medicine Dr.
Shoop's Restorative has In the past done so much
for weak and ailing Hearts DR.. Shoop first sought
the cause of all this painful palpitating sufocat-
Ing heart distress DR.. Shops Restoratiye-this
popular prescription-is alone directed to these
weak and wasting nerve centers It builds:
It strengthens; it offers real. genuine heart help
Ii you would have strong Hearts strong d.
Cesuon, strengthen these nerves - re-establish
them as needed with
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-19

Mrs. Florence McGlinn OF Natick, Mass
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Martin.
Mrs. w. w. Wood of R'chford visited
recently at the home of w. s. Trumpass.
Miss Thee Hendrix visited her sister,
Mrs. Jenkins, at Newport Center, last
week.
The Misses Grace aud Zadie Topper of
Usage. lows, visited at q. o. Miller's re-
Gently.
Supervisor and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton of
Bakersfield have been visiting at H. O..
Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch and family of
Claremont, n. H are visiting at Joseph
Goddard's
Mrs. H. w. Burnham and two children
are spending the week at Lake WiHoughby
with friends.
Mrs. Benjamin Vigneault OF Newport is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Goddard.
Mrs. Leon Gross of West Derby and Miss
Lena Severance of Lyndonville are visiting
at NJ. Fl. Dodge's.
Mrs. Budrow of Worcester, Mass, who
has been visiting at Frances jacques for
several weeks, returned nome last Friday.
Hazen Woodwork OF Hartford, Conn,
is here visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Woodwork, nj other rela ives.
Road Commissioner E. F. Clark has com.
menced working on the permanent road
He will work at Charles Gilpert's, going
south.
}. l.. Lewis Of North Troy and Cashier
Hartman of the Barton National bank
were here in the interests of that institu-
ton last Thursday.
While out driving one evening, Mrs. 81.
B. Hitchcock was thrown from her car
rage, receiving injuries which have con-
fined her to the house since.
Rev. 81. 8. McHale preached in the Bap-
fist churches at North Troy and Jay on
Sunday, Aug. II. He also preached in the
Baptist church on Sunday, the 18th.
| Mrs. Wealthy Smith, who has been ill for
long time at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. u. Gilman, is failing. Her sister,
Mrs. Barkerlow, is helping care for her.
Last week Mrs. H. W. Burnham enter
talned her sisters, Mrs. G. B. Stoddard of
Barton Landing and Mrs. Luna Bell of
Dayton, Florida, and her niece, Miss Anna
Marble, of Lowell, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Junkins have packed
their goods preparatory to sending them
to Concord, n. 81. Mrs. Junkins and the
children are boarding with Mrs. Charles
Maynard for the present.
Mrs. Hattie Lurette, who was sick with
rheumatic fever at Springfield, was broug bit
to her home here on Aug. 9th. The trip
from Newport was made in B. B. Gilbert
automobile. Mrs. Lurette is improving.
Mrs. GiddiDgs of Marcellus, N. Y, is
here, visiting her sister, Mrs Hart Wing
She is accompanied by her daughters, Mrs
Badger and Mrs. George Wing, of SYRIA
| cuse, N. Y, and also Mrs. George Wings
children.
On the evening of Friday, August %,
there will be social given in the town
hall for the benefit of the town library
| The Troy Cornet band will be in attend
! ance. Cake and ice cream will be served
followed by a promenade. The gross re-
ceipts will go for the library. It is hoped
there will be large attendance.
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The excursion tickets are good for
the return trip to Vermont points by
day or night steamers on the Poto-
mac river to Washington, and all
rail via New York and Spring field, or
via steamers Of Chesapeake bay to
Baltimore and return all rail via New
York and Springfield or via the Old
Dominion line steamers to New York
and return all rail by Springfield to
destination in Vermont. These tickets
will also be good for stop-over privi-
leges in Washington, Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, and New York on the re-
turn trip. AS the railroads do not
know what particular route passen-
gers will use on return trip from Nor
folk to New York, tickets will be pro-
vided with an exchange order coupon
which must be exchanged at the de-
pot ticket office, Pennsylvania rail-
road, Jersey City, for ticket via the
route selected. Passengers must
select route which will be used on re-
turning before leaving their home
station, in order that the exchange
order coupon may be filed in by the
agent issuing the ticket, and the
Pennsylvania railroad have tickets
in readiness on arrival at Jersey City
the next morning. Persons desiring
stateroom accommodations on the
Norwich line of boats from New
London are requested to advise Chas.
S. Forbes, secretary, at st. Adams, of
the accommodations desired and the
number OF persons who will occupy a
stateroom. 1t is also desired that
persons intending to join the
party will s ate what accommodations
are desired at Hotel Warwick and the
number of persons who will occupy a
room.
The Hotel Warwick is on the
European plan. Meals are served
table d'hote and la carte. The rates
for rooms are as follows: 81 each for
two persons in a room. $1.50 for one
person in a room. 50 each for two
persons in a room with private bath.
$3.50 for same for one person.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
September Is, II and IS, will be de-
voted to visiting the exposition.
Wednesday will be Vermont day. If
any members of the party desire to
prolong their stay beyond the morn
ing of September 10 they will be &C
commodated at the Hotel Warwick at
the special rates named above. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Vermonters to join this excursion
party. All persons who intend to so
on the trip are requested to notify the
secretary of the Vermont commission
so that the necessary arrangements
for their accommodations may be
made.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Big Strike of Telegraphers.

The union telegraph operators en-
ployed by the Western Union and
Postal companies in 26 large cities are
on strike for better wages. Though
there was some delay in business for
a few days, enough of the men have
been replaced so that work is going
on in most places in about the normal
volume.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-19

Piles get quick and certain relief from DIR.
Shops Magic Ointment. It's action is posi-
tive and certain. Itching, peirful, protrud-
ing and blind piles disappear like magic by
its use. Sold by Kinaey's Pharn acy Barton
Landing: z. D. ierce, Barton.
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Kenney's Laxative Cough Syrup acts
gently upon the bowIes and cleans the whole
system OF coughs and colds. 1t promptly re-
lieves inf ANIMATION of the throat and allays
irritation F. d. Pierce. Barton; f. J. Kin
ney, Barton Landing.
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$500, 100000 Fire at Old Orchard.

An overturned lamp in the five
story wooden annex to the Olympic
started fame that destroyed Is hotels
and boarding houses, and threw 5000
people temporarily out of a home.
Fifty acres are in black ruins. Many
of the personal belongings of the
many summer guests were lost, ais o
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers don't sicken
or gline. Small Pills, easy to take. Sold by
F. n: Pierce, Barton; F. J. Kinney, Barton
Landing.
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HOLLAND.

A new girl baby has arrived at Fl. W.
Wheeler's.
Miss Kate Ferrin has returned from
Island Pond.
Edmond Trucotte has moved into Her
bert FlyDn's house.
Mrs. Charles Williams of Island Pond
was in town recently.
Mrs. Irving Lackey has returned to her
home in New Hampshire.
Mr. aud Mrs. 81. T. Bryant of Derby
Line were in town recently.
Miss NJ abel Waterman is at Island Pond
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. j. Applebee.
Miss Jennie Lackey has returned from
New Hampshire, where she has been visit
ing.
Mrs, Fred Davis and Mrs. John Tabor
were at Isl.nd Pond last Monday and
Tuesday.
II ". Wheeler is improving the build
ings on the Mary Moore place with a new
C )at of paint.
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WESTFIELp.

Mrs. Edna Cross has returned from Chi
chester, y. 81.
Mrs. Nancy Clark of Evansville visited
in town recently.
Deacon Nell of East Enosburg visited at
Rev. IL. S. McasIe's recently.
Mrs Eugene Grant of Massachusetts, WIS.,
tied Mrs. E. z. Clark last Thursday
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Speedy Half MiIers.

New York, March 23.-Perhaps new
er before in this country have $ ma
ny speedy haf-milers beer brought
together as will be see il the two
great relay races scheduled for decis-
ion at the games of the Seventy-hrst
regiment which will be held in the
armory tonight. The first will be a
mile race between the Thirteenth and
Twenty-second regiment teams, with
Hillmal Robertson, Waters and Tee
van representing the former and Mel
Sheppard, Koch, Clarke and Crockett
upholding the honors of the Twenty
second. These teams recently met
in Troy, Harry Hillman winning for
the Brooklyn artillerymen by a scant
yard. Now Sheppard's team is thirst
ing for revenge and the engineers de-
clare that Hillman's team won't be il
the race at all. Which remains to be
e
1t is the one best bet of the day
that the eight men of these teams are
about the speediest aggregation that
ever wore running toys anywhere.
Mel Sheppard is the greatest half-mi-
Ter in the world, holding a record of
1.53 355. Harry Hillman, although 7ot
the holder of any marvellous half-mile
record, lacks it only because he has
never tried for it. Trainer Garry Fitz
gerald declares that the great aurd-
Ter could smash the 81 If he went
after it and offers to back up his op-
inion with any amount OF coin.
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Ten Pin Tournament.

New York, March 23.-Many expert
ten pin players left New York today
for Atlantic City and another big de
legation will go down tomorrow, the
attraction being the first championship
tournament of the National Bowling
association, which opens Monday at
the famous New Jersey resort. The
tourney will be rolled on Young's mil
lion dollar pier, where twelve fine al
leys have been erected and arrange
ments made. for seating 5000 specta-
tors. The meet will last to April s,
aid will undoubtedly be one of the
greatest ever held in this cou1try.
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The second big event to to1ight's
program is a relay race at two miles
for the Military Athletic league cham
pionship, in which the fastest half
miller of the "Skidoo" Twenty-third
regiment, as well as the Lucky Thir-
teenth and Twenty-second, will parti-
cipate. The "skidOo' has three
men who have bet two minute records
Valentine made 1.57 2-5 at Canada two
years ago, Bacon did 1.5S, il the same
event and Squires has made the dis
lance in 1.57. Rogers of the Twenty
second is a 1.58 a as is Harvey
Cohn of the Thirteenth.
In addition to the two main events,
races open to all A. A. u. athletes
will be held at so yards, 800 yards,
1000 yards and a mile and a hall, and
a 600 yard scratch scramble for no
vices.
The games of the Seventh regiment
are also in the cards for this evening
and while not so important as those
of the Seventy-irst, will likely devel-
op hot contests. Twenty-siX events
are on the program, Including a roll
Ter skating contest, an innovation for
military games.
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California Field Meet.

Palo Alto, Cal, March 23.-From all
over California, Oregon n Washing
ton athletes are here today for the an
nual interscholastic field meet be-
tween the high schools of the Pacific
coast, which is being held on the cam
pus of Leland Stanford university.
In addition to the trophies offered at
the great meet last year, the asso-
citation will award a cup to h ath-
lete scoring the greatest number of
points in the meet. The five mile
cross country race, asked for by the
Lick high school squad of San Fran
cisco, will not be run, owing to a de
cision that it would be too hard on
the youngsters. interest in the meet
is widespread and hundreds of visi-
tors are here from various parts of
the country.
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Racket Store.

THE RACKET STORE.-Dealer in
Notions, China, graniteware and
cooking utensils.
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II. n. McCune
21Ok North Main Street.
First COLLEGE, Baseball Game.

OSNhSS e'hAS
New York, March 23-Hundreds of
New York fans ~journeyed up to New
Haven today to witness the first real
baseball game of the year, the occa-
sion marking the opening of the Yale
season. In New York university nine
the Eli squad will find fOemen worthy
of their heaviest swatting and clever
est fielding n base running.
The Yale schedule this years pro-
vides for thirty-four games, winding
up with a series of three games with
Harvard, h traditional enemy of the
New Haven Institution. A game at
the Polo grounds April 6, with Nc
Graw's Giants is to be the only one
with a professional team, and will
formally open the New York season.
The complete Yale schedule is as
follows:
New York university, March %;
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, March
%; Wallrook, A. c., at Baltimore, Apr
1; Georgetown at Washington, April
2; National league Giants at New
York, April 6; Fordham, April 10;
Tufts, April IL; Brown at Providence,
April 10; Wesleyan, April Is; Mag
ara university, April II; Amherst,
20; West Point at West Point, April
"a; Columbia, at New York, April 81;
Syracuse university, May 2; Cornell,
May A.: Dartmouth, May s; Virginia
university, May g.; Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia, May IL; Brown uniyer-
sity, May is; Lafayette, May 16; Ho-
ly Cross at Worcester, May IS; Viii
Eiams, May %; Pennsylvania, May %:
Brown at Providence. May 80; Prince
ton, June 1; Holy Cross, June ):
Princeton at Princeton, June 8; Prin-
ceton at New York. June Is; Harvard
at Cambridge, June 20; Harvard June
%; and Harvard at New York, 0n
case of tie) June %.
All games not otherwise specified
will be played on the Yale Diamond
at New Haven.
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Canadian Soccer Came.

Victoria, B. c., March 23.-The soc
Ger season in British Columbia will
close in a blaze of glory this afternoon
when an all mainland team will meet
the pick of the players of Vancouver,
island. The greatest gridiron heroes
of Western Canada will participate in
this final struggle, which will be wit
messed by thousands of spectators.
Plans are now being considered for
the formation of an international soc
Ger league for Xxi year, with Seat
tie and possibly other northwestern
cities representing the United States.
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Fort Worth Show Ends.

Fit. Worth, Tex, March 23.-Visitors
to the Texas cattlemen's convention
and the National fat stock show are
leaving for their homes this afternoon
and tonight the greatest live stock X
position ever held in the Southwest
will pass into history A special ma
tilee for the benefit of school children
of Fort Worth was held today. A
meeting of the Red Poll breeders of
the state was held last night for the
purpose of forming a state organiza-
ton.
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saIIotina on a Strike.

Cleveland. O.. March 23--At the ma
tioaal headquarters of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen thou
sands of ballots are being received
today from members of the order west
OF Denver. who are voting whether TO
go or a strike TO enforce their de
mands for an increase in the wage
scale. 1t is expected that the last
ballots will reach here Monday and
tina a decision will be announced
next week. Fcrty-seyel thousand
men will be affected by the strike
in case ii is declared.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will received bids
for remodeling the Christian Church
according to plans and specification;
now on file in our office, until Monday
March 25th, 1907.
All bidders will be required TO &C
company their bid with a certified
check in the amount of 5000 dollars
made payable to the order of Rev
C. C. Hill as a guarantee that they
will enter into contract and bond
within ten days from date of being
awarded the contract. The owner re
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
March 16, 1907.
j. NJ. NELSON & SON,
1877 Architects.
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Congressman are at Home.

Washington, March 23.-The con
g~ressional party which recently left
on a junket to Panama is expected to
arrive home tomorrow or Monday.
Several of the members of thu.
Several of the members will return
by way of New Orleans and will take
part in the conference of southern
governors, congressman and business
men, to be held in that city next week
for the purpose of considering n Pa
mama canal situation.
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This is Indiana Day.

Louisville, KY, March 23.-This is
Indiana day at the Greater Louisville
exposition and thousands of Hoosiers
are thronging n city, excursion
trains constantly adding to the num-
Der. This evening has been set aside
as labor night" and scores of unions
will attend the exposition in a body.
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Mrs. James Garrard entertained
the Social Circle in a delightful man.
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. H. F. M. Bear entertained a
party of aides at her home on North
Hill Thursday afternoon, compliment
tary to Miss Annie Mason, of Altoona,
Pennsylvania, and Miss Cad Snam-
leffer, of Council Grove, Kansas.
Five Hundred" was the game of the
afternoon and it proved quite enter
tanning. Punch salad, sandwiches and
coffee were served. The guests were
Mesdames Mason, Walker, Richardson
Rockafellow, Mcintyre, McGaffey,
Veal, Slaughter, , Wyllys, Caarless
Shelby and Nisbet; Misses Mason and
Shamleffer. This was the first of a
series of parties to be given by Mrs.
Bear.
The Book Club met Friday after
noon with Miss Holt and spent sever
al hours very pleasantly.
The Shakespeare Club met Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Kate McGaf-
fey for the study of the fourth act of
Richard III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Daniel entertain
ed a party of young people Thursday
night in ono of Miss Marcia Was
kom, of Dexter "Forty-two' was the
amusement of the evening, many
games being played in which Mr. Ken
nard won the prize, a picture, Sher-
bet and angel o were served as re
freshment. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. P~olsgrove, Misses Tame
hill, Skillman, Nelson, Barrett, Elliott
Elsie Elliott, Waskom, Durell Was
kom, Littlefield, Edna Littlefield; n
Messrs. TannehiIl, Estes, Thompson.
Tooley, Hill, Ken1ard and Doyle
MI. aad Mrs. Percy Evans informal
ly entertained Mr.. n Mrs. C E. Ma
son, Misses Mason. Shamleffer and
Nilsson and Messrs. Alexander and
Pattison at a STORY telling" party on
Thursday night. The hostess and Mr..
Alexander rivaled each other in con-
testing for the honors of the evening.
The First Classmen at the Military
Institute gave a social hop at the
Institute gymnasium Friday night,
complimentary to the second classmen
and instructors. Cooling refresh
ments were served and all present
report a good time.
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Want Lower FREIGHT Rates.

De Funiak Springs, Fla, March %.
A special meeting of the Florida rail
road commission was held here today
to hear complaints of alleged exces-
sive rates and delay in securing cars.
Lumber mill mel on the lines of the
Louisville & Nashville railway com
plain that they are unable to secure
enough ears to handle their output
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Ice Plant is Insulated.

George E. Ventrus, who mas been
here insulating the new ice plant OF
the Roswell Gas & Ice Company. mas
completed his labors and left yester-
day for Galveston, where he has a 81
milar labor to perform. He was here
three weeks in all, ten days at each
of two visits.
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palace and demand that Governor Ma
COON rescind the order prohibiting
the national sport" A petition en-
bracing a similar demand will be pre-
scented to Secretary Taft upon his ar
rival here It is likely That If the
request is not granted cockighting
will become b overshadowing politi-
cal issue in Cuba.
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Prize Saddle is Here.

R.. T. Frazier the Pueblo Saddle
maker, has sent the 800 prize saddle
that is to be given to the rider win
ming the tourney at the cattlemen's
convention April 16, II and Is. The
saddle is a beauty and is on eXhibi
ton at the Smoke House. Mr.. Fra
zier writes that he will be here to AT
tend the convention himself.
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Music Convention Closes.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 23-The
American Guild exposition of string
ed musical instruments, held in Wa
aamaker's building during the week
closed this afternoon and most of the
visiting musicians are leaving foI
their homes.