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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that appl. cation has
been made By A. D. Austin. a registered phar-
macist, Barton Landing. VT, for . fifth
class or druggist license, to sell lntoxicati ,g
liq aors in sal Barton Landing village on the
premises described as follows:
Being on the first floor of the Webster block
on the east side of main street. the building
being owned by L. D. Webster, in sail village
of Barton Landing.
A public hearing will be given upon the
above ap plication at the office Of =. f. D. Car
penter on Wednesday the 18th day of April
1908 from l O'Clock to o'clock p. m.
". M.LEWIS,
q. n. LEONARD.
o. II. MOSSMAN,
1915 Sslectmen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Benz. 0. Aiken.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the DIS
trict of Or cans. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of BENZ: o.
Aiken late of Albany in said Dis
trict, deceased, and all claims exhibited in
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid, at his late
residence on the 18th day, OF April
and 5th day of September next, from ona.
O'Clock .. m. until four O'Clock, p. M, each OF
said days and that six months from the 9Th day
of March A. D. 1903, is the time limited by salo
Court for said creditors to present their
claims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Albany this 14th day of MARCH, A
D. 1863.
JOHN d. KELLEY,
U. L. MCG U RE,
l2.l4 Commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE =
Estate of William Longavin

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probal Court for the District
of Orleans. Commissioners. to receive, exam
inc and dust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate OF William Longev1n
late of Barton, in said district, de-
ceased and ali claims exhibited in offset there
to, hereby give notice that we will meet fer
the purposes aforesaid at the home OF A. s.
September from one o'cloc until four o'clcc K
pm. on each of said days. and that sis
months from the 135h day Of March, A. D.
creditors 70 present their claims to US for
examination and allowance.
Dated at barton this 18th day of March, A. D
1903.
E. HAMBLET,
s. a. Unit,
12-I4 Commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
America on Ton.

Some years ago. while on a tou,
through Europe. Sir Henry Roscoe
paid visit to VeSuyius. which was a,
the time in eruption. He there met ar
American. who spoke in depreciatory
terms of the magnificent spectacle.
WELL. remarked Sir Henry. when
all Is said and done. you have nothing
like this in America"
NO replied the other. ''but we have
a river that would put the whole
earned thing out in five minutes"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06

A physician, on. presenting his bill
to the executor Of the estate of de-
ceased patient, asked: ''Do you wish
to have my bill sworn to-" "No,"
replied the executor, 1.-THE death of the
deceased is sufficient evidence that you
attended him professionally. "-Ex.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06
On Terra F;rma,

What does become of all the pins y''
cried Mrs. \. as she vainly sought for
one on her dressing table.
II know. mamma" cried her little
son. who had Just begun to study Latin.
They fall to the earth and become ter
rapins. "-Harper's Weekly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06

Il was sufferer from kidney disease. so that
at times conld not set out OF bed, and whe q
Ola could not star q straight. I TOOK Fol-
or the second cured me entireI," Foley IS
Kidney Cure works wonders where others are
total failures. F. +. Pierce, Barton; F. J.
Kinney, Barton Landing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06

Plenty Of grit is good for hen, and
just as essential to the development
of men,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
ARMY ORDERS.
Army Orders.

Post COmmisSaTy Sergt JOHN MCCARTHY viii be
placed upon the retired list
The leave Of absence granted Capt. ROBERT L.
CARSWELL. Medical Corps. is extended one
month
Leave Of absence for one month and eight days. to
take effect on OF about May 2, is granted Capt.
HAROLD HAMMOND payfaaster.
Private FRANK UHER, Military Academy Detach-
ment Of Amy Service Men QusTtermaster's De
paFtment West Point IS transferred - the
Fifty-hfth Company, Coast Artillery Corps. BE
Private SAMUEL VAUGHN. Hospital Corps JEFF
honor from the army
Private GEORGE Il. ARMSTRONG, Hospital
Corps. recruit depot, jefferson Barracks. NO., IS
transferred 10 infantry, unassigned, that depot.
Private GUSTAV GLUCKAUF. Company b. First
Battalion Of Engineers. now at san FTancisoo,
is transferred to Company A. that battalion,
and hm expiration Of fIrl0ugh wiz report to the
commanding officer Fort Mason. Cal
Private JOSEPH HILSCHER Ninaty-f9urth CoTa-
pany. Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Flagier, Wash.
Is transferred to the general service. infantry.
He viii be sent 10 Alcatraz Island, Cal
Leave q sbsenee for ose month IS granted Capt,
MARION C. RAYSOR, Twelfth Cavalry
The lave k absence granted Maj SAMUEL D.
R0CKENBACH, Philippine Scouts. Philippine
Division. is extended three DAYS.
Capt. FRED Z. MUNSON, Ninth Infantry, vii
proceed on OF about June l 20 Fort Sheridan.
III, IN connection with his duties pertaining
20 the army infantry team for the national
match Of 1908
Leave Of absence for two days is granted Mai
WILLIAM A. MILLER United States army,
retired recruiting officer. 70 take effect On Of
about May %
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19

Of DIT. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. John II
voorhees,. OF Amsterdam, n. Y. brother
and sister-in-law OF Mrs Jackson; the
Misses Norcross. nieces Of DR.. Jackson
and the Misses Foster, OF Bridgeport
Conn. granddaughters OF DIT. and Mrs
Jackson. We're all here for the occasion
Rev. DR. and Mrs. Robert Laird Stew
art. of Lincoln University. in Pennsyl-
vania. old friends of DR. and Mrs Jack
son, also came on for the affair
During their early married life, Dr. and
Mrs. Jackson lived for a time in Colo
rado, but have resided for some years in
Washington. where Dr. Jackson is con-
nected with the Bureau OF Education.
The wedding OF Miss Flora Brltton,
daughter of the late Mr. A. T. Britton.
10 Mr. Arthur Dudley Carpenter, for
merly of Baltimore now Of this city
win take place on May q In ST Mar
garet's Episcopal Church. Rev Herbert
Scott Smith, rector, win officiate. A re-
ception for the relatives and bridal party
will follow IN the home Of the brides
brother. Mr. Alexander T. Britton. The
bridal party will include Mrs J. n
Thompson. sister Of the bride matron OF
honor. Miss Margaret Swindell, OF Bal
tim0Te; Miss Catherine Britton, sister OF
the bride Miss Clariee Sydney Carpen-
ter, and Miss Laura Maryland Carpen-
ter, sisters of the bridegroom. Will be
the bridesmaids, and little Miss Elvira
Williams Young. Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
niece Of the bridegroom. will act as
flower girl.
Mr. Carpenters best man will be his
brother. Mr.. Newton Ford Carpenter.
The ushers will be Mr. John Britt0n
brother of the bride; Mr.. Albert d, How
ard, DR. John Parran Briscoe, and Mr.
Philip Lee Scantling- The entertain
ments for the bride and bridegroom pre-
ceding the wedding will be only family
affairs. The evening before the wedding
the bride viii entertain the bridal party
at supper.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
At Prices Greatly Below the Usual,
The Same as They Would Cost Us in
the Regular Way

NOTEWe arranged with the manufacturers ship these
pies at this time that might give those of who
townn June opportunity supply needs these lines
The opportunity equally favorable for prospective June brides
saving.
f0E-E ETenhs
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
REFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR GIRL.
By HELEN ROWLAND.

Soft soap Is the best lubricant
with which to keep the wheels Of
matrimony running smoothly.
Husbands are like dress patterns:
you never can tell beforehand how
they will stand the wear and tear
and come out IN the wash Of do
mesticity; sometimes the most bril-
liant patterns of manhood turn out
10 be cotton-backed after the gloss
of the honeymoon has worn of.
There must be something canine In
a man, since the only way 20 make
him love you is 70 pat him on the
head. feed him sugar, order him
down" occasionally. and make him
SIT up and beg" for favors.
No doubt even Satan, when he
does anything particularly wicked.
would tell you that Mrs. Satan
drove him to it."
Alas! 'Tis one OF the parad0xes
OF a mans makeup that he can
sleep right out loud without waking
himself UP.
Married men. like flowers, have
language ell their Own-eonslgting
mainly of monosylables. punctu-
ated by growls.
A wise man will put down the
cup of love before he swallows
the dregs.
The wife who keeps the cellar
ette well filled and the storehouse
OF fiattery unlocked, need not
bother about the counter attrac-
tions OF cafes and chorus girls.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
Reduces Fat
a Pound a Day
The Simplest, Surest, and Most Eff.
fective Way to Get Rid of Sur
plus Flesh Without Drugs.
How 20 Prove II TO Yourself without
Any Expense whatever.

The first thing not to do when trying to
reduce your weight is to take something
that contains a drug OF any kind. or try
to staTve the fat away.
The moment you begin to do that, you
give a distinct shock to the entire ner-
vous and digestive systems, and though
you may lose some fat as result, you
viii lose your health with It.
Cases are numerous Of fat people be-
coming permanent invalids by the use of
starvation diets and dangerous reducers.
Fat people. as wen as others. should
realize that, as 6 general rule, there Is a
remedy for every defect of the human or
ganism. Nature provides a remedy for
nearly every disease. II Is Law Of the
universe. This is true Of that dangerous
and uncomfortable disease-obesity. Ma
ture provides a remedy, not from the
dangerous drugs and biting acids extract
&c from minerals but from extracts Of
fruits, plants, herbs, and other organic
materials which are harmonious to the
human system.
Among such materials there is known a
remedy for obesity which has not yet be-
come universally known. but the use OF
which has already resulted in enormous
benefit, and most probably IN the saving
OF many lives
This remedy is commonly called Rengo.
The rate at which this remedy viii reduce
fat. and do it harmlessly and surely. il
truly remarkable. A pound a day is ordi-
narily the loss recorded, being done by
compelling perfect assimilation OF the
food, and sending the nutriment where il
belongs
The most remarkable feature Of Rengo
is that you can take all you want OF IL
without running the slightest risk of
harm. 1t can be chewed Ike candy and IS
pleasant TO the taste.
Many physicians. who before were at a
loss 10 know how to cure obesity, are now
prescribing Rengo with remarkable sue
cess. It is a great nerve-strength pro-
ducer. affecting digestion primarily, and
inducing a general exhiiaration OF mind
and body Wrinkles, which appear IN
nearly every case of reduction of fat
where Injurious drugs and starvation pro-
cess Is tried, do not occur where Rengo
Is used
There is nothing just as good" as Rem
go. For sale by all druggists at 400 per
full-sized box, OF by mail prepaid. by The
Rengo Co., 1922 Rengo Bldg. Detroit.
Mich The company viii gladly send YOU
4 trial package free by mail II you write
them direct 10 Detroit: no free packages
at drug stores
For sale and recommended In Washing
ton by H. Evans, s23 F st. NV: Afaeck' s
Drug Store, 1923 Pa. ave. NV; People,
DruE Store. s24 7th St
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
FROM W0MAN'S
POINT OF VIE "

Popularity comes high for everybody
but the few who are born with sunny,
lovable natures. 1t means that one must
forget self and be interested in the lives
OF others. rejoicing with their happiness
and sympathizing with their mlseries. It
means the elimination OF jealousy. envy.
and dislike and the cultivation Of tact
and infinite patience.
Does it pay? That you must decide for
yourselves Judging from appearances it
pays in handsome dividends-in health.
more power. and material comforts. The
popular person Is flooded with invitations
to all kinds Of amusements. and can save
money BY accepting even a small proper
ton OF the hospitality showered upon her.
The popular women whom I know are
showered with gifts and have merely 10
voice a wish to have Il gratiied.
When I was learning my profession I
had the misfortune 20 offend a business
man who had the power to put a deal of
important news az my disposal. The
cause was trivial, and to my dying day I
shall remember the advice he gave me
TO study the methods Of a veteran whose
thlrty-odd years of service had given
her position in the newspaper world
from which no newcomer. however
brainy, could oust her. / did study her.
and discovered that she possessed q
serenity that could not be run1ed and
that she attained an object by marking
out straight line and adhering 70 II.
Straight paths are the only ones 10
choose in a career from which YOU ex-
pect financial returns" she used to say.
That woman has had all the fruits of
popularity for years. Her house is kept
sweet with fresh flowers the year
through. because her fondness for them is
we'll known. There are milIiners and
dressmakers always ready to work for
her without charge because she can in
fiuence sufficient patronage 10 make it
well worth their while. She serves a
special brand of table water at her din
ners, and orders follow in such quick
succession that her inuence cannot be
doubted. When she goes abroad. with
out expense or transportation, there are
paying passengers with her. friends who
might have patronized other lines.
1 have seen other popular women whose
methods were easy to discover. They
always attracted interesting men and
women wherever they went. No gossip
could be traced TO them, no disagreeable
act laid to their door. Such women
would never want for homes if migfor-
tune ever overlook them. because they
would be valuable additions to any house
hold. But misfortune seems to pass by
such people and fasten upon the other
kind as a punishment, perhaps, for the
indulgence of small sins, of omission and
commission. 1t is the best of reasons for
self-restrsint BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19

Amid fragrant flowers and in the pres
ence OF parents and friends, the members
OF the graduating class Of the Chevy
Chase College, twenty-three young wo-
men last night received diplomas from
the president. Dr. S. y. Barker.
DR.. Barker made the address to the
graduates.
The ties and friendships made in col
iege life." said he, next to those in the
family are most enduring They cheer
the days as with song. they compel us to
seek the excellent and be worthy. With
enduring affection they will follow US 70
the end
Wishes for Success.
I'm presenting your diplomas to you
this evening, allow me to express on
behalf of the faculty, my slncerest wishes
for your success. May you carry through
life the lessons Of love, chastity. enthusl-
asm. devotion, self-sacrihce, and self
conservation.
you have learned the highest aims Of
woman's life. and may each Of you be
successful in attaining them"
The programme was given by members
OF the faculty; Piano selections. Felix
Garziglia; recitative and aria from Ma
descha, Miss Clara Drew; Kipling s
"L'Envoi." recited by Mrs. Glenna Smith
Tinnin: a piano solo. @Campanella"
CPaganini-I.iszt). Mr.. Garziglla
The young women were attired In nlmy
white dresses, bedecked with garlands Of
flowers. The exercises closed with
''Miriam's Song OF Triumph" by Miss
Drew
List of the Graduates.
Those who received diplomas were
Eleanor Blair. Mildred Daniel. Emily El-
lott, Edith Elwang, Frances Gillespie.
Alice Glasseoek, Edith Haywood. Sadie
Kaufman, Ethel Knoop, Gladys Layton,
Anna MILAN, zeIla Norris. Georgia
Paolsson, Roberta Putnam. Ida Quentin.
Gyia Seaton. Winifred Smith, Edna
THEM. Anne Thomas, Elizabeth VOgt.
Margaret Waller. Louise Wendell, and
Julia Willard.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
CHORAL FESTIVAL.
Concert OF ST. PauPs Sanctuary
Choir Tomorrow Night.

St. PauEs sanctuary choir, consisting
Of forty-five men and boys. directed by
Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester, viii give its
annual choral festival tomorrow even
ing at National Rifles Armory The
spleodid work OF this organization for the
past three years has won for it an al
most national reputation. Not only the
people Of this city, but from all over
the country, have heard these singers,
only to marvel at the fine tone quality
and artistic ensemble.
At this concert the choir will have the
assistance OF Masters Doody and SOM
mers, solo boys OF St Mary's Church,
Chicago; N. Harry Stevens. Joseph F.
Matthew, and Richard p. Backing, tenorsi
J. Wise Byrnes. Frank A Dougherty
and Martin s. Remsburg. basses. and q
string sextet Of professional musicians
Rev. Father ". J. Finn. Of Chicago,
will give the descriptive address incident
to the rendition OF the oratoriO. The
Holy City" The full chorus will number
about seventy-five men and boys. and
the concert bids fair 10 be one OF the
most brilliant musical offerings heard
here in long while.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
MAY 10 IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

li9i-Columbus, proceeding toward Cuba, named the
headland Csbo de Cnu.
l6i3-Newport, Portsmouth, Providence, and War
wick, r. l.. become confederated
lIso-Ths dark day. in New England.
l6s-A treaty Of peace friendship. commerce. and
navigation between the United States and Bra
zil ratified at Washington d. C.
1854 body Of Americans under Gen. Paredez
landed on the Island OF Cuba With a view to
reyolitionize il. and took the town of Carieuas
lS56-Senator Sumner began his famous speech or
The crime against Kansas" in the Senate
ls6ConfedeTste batteries at Sewells Point attacked
the United States steamers Two schooners
with Confederate troops on board captured by
the United States steamer Freebofn.
lse5-FedeTal assault on Yicksburg began
ls6i-Nathaniel Hawthorne the poet, died al
Plymouth n. H.. at the age Of sixty years
las5-C Confederate Cos. Watts Of Alabama. arrested
ls9S-Ths Spanish feet under Admiral Cervera re-
ported - be at Santiago de Cuba.
l9os-AiayoT Weaver began inquiry into Philadelphia
gas gTEb indOIsed By councils.
I907-Town marshal Of Glen Echo. Nd. tried to
arrest Duke Of the AbrIzzi and Italian AM
basSsdor for fast auto driving
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
Sale of Women'S Suits
Half Price and Less.

VkT offer several lots of Women Tailored Suits very greatly
w reduced prices They principally goods from
regular stock OF which have been the house
fortnight The materials cool
evenings and general seashore and mountain
LOT Tailored Suits of chiffon panamas serges light and dark
woed variety of mixtures checks stripes plain materials
all and desirable styles Senfng and tight coats lined with
SATIN peau de ygne striped aeta Skirts full plated
cu gored models collection OF stylish attractive suits marked at
$1,000 Each Formerly $500 and S45.OO
LOT Tailored Suits of French voe chiffon voe mirage raw
silk, imported wOrsteds, &c Semiftng tghtfttng new
hpe models; all and materials and styles Skirts are full
circular flare and peated models very handsome up
tOdate desirable practical suits. We have marked them at
$500 Each Formerly $500 TO $65O0
LOT 3TalOred Suits Of serge raah silk striped
and plain navy blue and brown chiffon panama These and
popular styles ghftg and semiftng either circular fare or
plated skirts. We offer them at
$500 Each. Formerly $500 and $3.50
LOT 4Taiored Suits of inen natural color white blue gray
pink and orchid tight fitting and mhg models plated
lar skirts These very stylish and very popular We offer them
$875 to $3.50. Formerly $3.50 to $35.OG
Also Lace Braid Coats
In champagne black white They over good quality
tea silk and very desirable for with princess and
lingerie dresses. We offer these
$9.75 Each. Former Price, $I2.75.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
PREPARES FOR HOMECOMING.
Secretary MetcaIf Makes Plans fOI
Return of Atlantic Fleet.

Although but recently arrived from his
review Of the naval display in San Fran
cisco Bay. Secretary Metcalf yesterday
took up the work Of preparing for the
greater review 10 take place when the
Atlantic fleet steams into the harbor
after its world tour, on February Q, next
year.
Twenty-six battle ships viii then be as
sembled. President Roosevelt win review
them.
Speaking Of the effect OF the long cruise
upon the men Of the Atlantic fleet, Sec
retary Metcalf said yesterday the 15,000
men Of the fleet are perfectly drilled. and
that the spirit manifested by officers and
men was one Of absolute accord.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
DIPLOMAS FOR GIRLS
Graduation Exercises of the
Chevy Chase College.
TwENTY.THREE END COURSE

President S. n. Barker Delivers Ad-
dress to Glass and Distributes
Parehments Asks the Young
Women to Garry Through Life the
Lessons. OF Love and Chastity.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
WOODRUFF SEES PRESIDENT.
Vice Presidential Possibility Also
Calls Upon Senator Depevy.

Timothy L. Woodruff. of Brooklyn, got
into Washington yesterday evening. saw
President Roosevelt, and left town on a
late train.
Mr.. Woodruff went from the railroad
station in a cab to Senator Depew's resi-
dence, and from there to the White
House. Senator Depew said afterward
that Mr.. WoOdTuf's call was purely per-
sonal, and he did not know what was his
business with the President.
Mr.. Woodruff has been mentioned for
the Vice Presidential nomination. Pres
ident Roosevelt has a kindly feeling for
Mr.. Woodruff
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
UndergarmentS.

VAT have from best of Women
Wv Underwear a decisive price concession his sample line
of fine Nansook Cambria Muslin Skirts Gowns, Draw
Chnses and Corset Covers The collection comprises strictly
hgcass garments OF the very latest shapes and designs Some
pai others trimmed with dainty and mbroderies such styles
good suggests.
These hgh-class sample undergaments are offered
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
cent word.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Prince Colonna Entertained
by Italian Ambassador.
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED

Rev. and Mrs. sheldon Jackson Re-
ceive In Honor of Anniversary.
Mrs. Crosby s. Noyes Opens Coun-
try Home at Silver spring-Mrs.
Clover 20 Entertain at Tea.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-19

The minister from Colombia and Nine.
Calderon and Miss Elena Calderon left
Washington yesterday for New York.
They will remain in and around New
York until June 26, when they win sail for
Europe. TO remain for the rest Of the sum-