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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
Laundry girl and chamber
maids wanted q the Hotel Vera.

Arc 0uQ GuuO
delegations to tue two state con.
ventions have returned home,
And the frst half Of the scrap ID
over.
Are you one OF the readers oil
the New Era? II not yoa are
missing the chance Of ! lifetime
IL you do not come in and sub
scribe now.
Still the new scttlers continue
10 arrive. The latest one ID Z
Mr.. Ling Of Alcester, who ID
building . residence on his farm
q short distance south Of town.
/ Am now prepared to do I'll
kinds Of carpenter work. Write
or call on me. II. Keen, 9 miles
north. ! mi. west Of Wagner on
RID /. 3-ao-4
Miss Nina Campbell came
down from her weeks vacation
at her home in Platte Monday
morning to resume her school
duties.
Rev. Fl. p. Carson OF Huron,
came up from Greenwood Tues.
day and left from the east.
He is looking after the interests
of the Presbyterian churches in
South Dakota.
l have just received q full line
of elegant samples Of spring
and summer clothing. Don't
TO call, look them over, and order
an up-to-date suit. v. j. Pesicka.
VIM Brennan has returned
from . trip into Iowa. The
close confinement in the barber
shop has not agreed with him Tor
was il Weayery) but he looks
much refreshed since his vaca-
ton.
Workmen are excavating pre-
paratory to the laying of the foun'
dation for a house on Mr.. L. NJ
Cables lots in West Wagner. Ii
is rumored that he intends to build
a large, commodious residence that
will be an ornament to the city.
Clothing buyers won't make
any mistake by ordering their
spring and summer suits from
my fine line Of samples which
are nov on display. Call and
examine them. V. j. Pesicka
Taken up March eth at my
place two miles west and fou r
south of Wagner, l bay mare, l
gray horse, l buckskin horse, l
roam horse. Owner can have
same by paying all charges. j
NJ. Cook. 4-33
For sale. House 28x30; bari
l6x2S; chicken house, three
acres of land, l acre fenced, bal
ance may be used as garden ani
is set with fruit aud shade trees
Located in South Wagner. Will
be sold cheap for cash if taken
Immediately. III. c.. Hemeyer.
Andrew Gogolin has been SUI
fering for some time with ner-
vous troubles, and last week
was compelled TO 60 to st. 10
seph's hospital at Sioux City
for treatment. A letter to his
brother Karl Wednesday inform.
ed him that Andrew was i'm
proving slowly.
just about one year ago II. D
Jehu came to Wagner and began
the business career Of the City
Drug store, and while there wal
some doubt as TO the advis abil
ity of having two drug stores
here, the City Drug store has
made good" and has had {
steadily increasing patronage.
Mr.. Jehu las from time 10 time
improved his store by the add
ton OF more stock aud fixtures,
until now he has = very complete
and up.to date store.
A. G. Cochran had q very
pleasant surprise Sunday even
ing. Twenty nine years ago he
and oiuht nthor vOunQ men
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

Mx3. n. ~. James (yiu6O HcF
husband in Mitchell Tuesday.
Highest cash price paid for
cream at Hinxman Bros.
r. Dahlenburg went down u
Sioux City Thursday.
Lewis Walker made = trip
down the liue Monday.
Take your cream 70 Hinsman
Bros. Cash paid.
3. d. James was IN east
bound passenger Monday.
e p. Moser returned Satur-
day from . trip to Omaha.
Call and see Mrs. Seymour's
fine line Of hats at v. J. Pesicka' =
store next Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Anna Calkins. sister oi
Mrs. G. w. Hennies, left for her
home in Colorado Monday.
Chester Trumbo was . passen.
oer Thursday morning for
Omaha.
Hinsman Bros. are now pay
ing cash for cream. Highest
price.
Go to the racket store when
you want anything in that line.
Bessie r. Bullock. 81
Good wages paid to girls at
the Hotel Vera. Laundry girls
and cham bermaids.
A number of men in an auto
mobile are traversing this Sec
ton of the country advertising
. stock food.
Fifty bushels Burpee's Yer.
mont Gold Coin seed potatoes,
81 per bushel. Bring your
sacks. Harry Scott. 3 ID
Cleve Baker left for Montana
on Tuesday morning where he
has secured q position with q
land agency.
Mrs. Carl Otto of Bloomfield,
Neb. arrived Monday evening to
visit her sister, Mrs. VIM. j.
Hinzman.
Miss Minnie Grimes came
home from Academy Tuesday
morning, where she has been
teaching school.
MIR. Barton has severed his
connection with the Wagner
Leader and accepted a position
on the Lake Andes Wave.
A big stock OF all articles US
ally found in a racket store al
ways on hand. Mrs. Bessie Il.
Bullock. ~
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
Miss Mary Peshek has closed
. term of school near Tyndall.
and returned home Saturday
evening.
Miss Palmer returned Satur-
day from Madison, where she
had been ENJOYING n weeks va
cation from her school duties.
Rev. Kelley went up to Lake
Andes Saturday evening to hold
his regular Sunday service at
that place.
Frank Patton, A. G. Cochran
and Frank Trumbo were in
Huron this week attending the
republican state convention.
II. J. Taylor left Monday for
Sioux City and Sioux Falls. He
goes TO the latter place to attend
federal court.
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald and
daughter left Monday morning
for q visit 1T her old home in
belmont.
Now that it Ia time for the
spring rains it 10 also time to
get your corresponding attended
70. See D. II. Cross for first
class work. a-lO
Mrs. G. w. Bullock and
daughter started Monday morn
ing for : visit with relatives and
a--- Tr.rn 0e~A
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

W. G. Kirkpatrick has nagoIi-
sted . deal whereby b. becomes
the ownor Of one half interest n
the Love 4 Cole furniture busi
mesa, Mr.. Love retiring. Thero-
fore they request I'll those VIA
know themselves indebted %
the old drm 10 please call and
settle 81 once either By cash q
note. Cole & Kirkpatrick.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
PROBATE COURT.

Joshua Teuncy estate, Barton. Execu-
tor presents his account. Referred to
Barton Landing March 30, leos.
josephine ID. Foster estate, Barton. tx.
ecutor's inventory returned.
Alson Anderson estate. Barton. Notice
proved. Administrative settled her final
count. Decree of distribution made.
Lorenzo II Barron estate, Charleston.
Executor settled his account
Emeline l. Brown estate, Barton. No
tice proved. Administrator settled his &C.
count. Decree OF distribution made.
Administrator inventory returned.
Alice l. Dexter, minor, Glover. Guar
dian settles bis account.
Arthur l. A. Dexter, minor, Glover.
Guardian settled his account.
J.. c. Busweli trust estate, Barton. r.
w. Barron, administrator with will an
nexed of the estate OF o. ID. Oven, former
trustee, presents his account. Referred TO
Barton March Is, 1905.
Daniel Dsire estate, Charleston. Com
m~issioncrs' report returned.
Elizabeth r. Gray estate, Morgan. Last
viii presented for probate by W. 5. Rob
b NJ. executor named therein. Referred
to March 9, iss-
William E Clark estate, Charleston.
Appraisers inventory returned.
Lodossks A. Pierce estate, Bloomington.
Administrators inventory returned.
Andres n. Pierce estate, Bloomington
Administrators inventory returned.
Leonard Pierce estate, Bloomington
Administrator inventory returned.
DoEman {. Melvin estate, G~reensboro
Administrators Inventory returned.
George NJ Dearborn estate. Newport
Commissioners report returned.
Erasius Wright estate. Coventry
Notice proved. Executor scs,led his ana
account. Decree Of distribution made.
Tsnstam II. Folsom estate. Com.
mi~ssioners' report returned.
Chsuncey Cole estate, Troy. John T
Ram appointed administrator. w. ID
Miller and s. r. Davis appointed an
p~raisers' inventory returned.
Norman Hector BuIiard estate. Grseps
boro- Appraisers inventory returned.
James H. Mcclure, Albany. Appraisers
inventory returned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

lie. -
od.aas css.sv c,ur,.
Lit of sesi, iurors drawn for March
t-n 1915. 90 appsAr rch al. ai
tso 'recs. p. m
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G,avar Allan : Gu,,,
Gr.r.n.~ 4 ra, -
Magoon.
Holland J,xeoh II : ni.h q
Ames.
I-ashurv curtI. II woosward
u
W, - A' Z. ~ h"ki Ah'sA
Toy, Gsorga s1sld N, Il. o.. ABB,
IT, r. Mann, Geo. ". Day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

People viii treat you all right until
they become familiar.
Whipping a little man does your rep
utation as n fighter no good.
You can't please every holy. \ cheer
fal person is a lessimists Idea Of a
fool.
The man who realizes the ~cowardiee
Of people can always put UP a great
bluff.
You can live way Of on a lonely
farm. but trouble viii come TO you out
there.
When some men put a quarter in the
collection basket Il gives them a feel
Ing OF being real sporty.
The man who Is really In love pays
very little attention to the ability OF bis
sweetheart as a bread maker.
Don't feel had If people do not ACRE.
with You. You may not agree witt
yourself II you stop TO think 1t over
Atchison Globe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Savings Bank Investments
Al Home.
From the Bristol Herald.

G. $. Page. the calfskin ran and
banker, OF hyde PARK, Is hcm be-
iiever In advertising.
And the results obtained are s1ch
as to cause him TO feel that his policy
IL the correct one. MIR. Page mas
ouilt M at rs de Park a bushes, in
calfskins that IL second to none In the
world and annually has 10 increase
the size OF his plant 10 meet the de.
msnds os toe bu iness
TOTS speaks welt for Mr.. Page, who
h 50 made lis de Park famous as the
caltakin center of the world.
MIR Page has also found time, start
a savings bank in his town. conducted
IN Page ideas, ami Is TO day one OF
the leading banking institutions OF
Vermont and has done much to help
Vermont industries.
The banks Investments are right
here at home where the bank officials
can examine them PERSONAL This
Ia a safeguard that is appreciated by
depositors.
II is nee dless for ia TO state that
the public has faith In Page. bis con-
~servatism and careful business meth
DDS.
The Hyde PARK savings bank has
gaiued nearly a quarter of a n%.iIljon
dollars deposits IN the past six
months, dpe in a great measure TO
j%udicious advertising.
Other ssvings institutions wo uld
benefit greatly IL they adopted such a
curse.
IL vou have a good thing, advertise
it. Tnas il what g. s. Page has done
n the results prove that IL pa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
A LAND OF MYSTIC CHARM.
beauties 81 .sscsr1 Syria a. Seen sy =
worsr wrsse~.

Here Is 6 vivid description % the
Hsblieal plain of E~sslrae1on. taken
from Dir A. q inchlrid's Under The
Syrian sun Instantly our saxe and
with IL ou- hearts went out % ts,..
strange beauty 81 the plain ~ Esdrar.
lon. spread uut Just beyond the rolling
ranges Of Tire GaIsl..an bills. Ii was
Ike SOME beautiful sea with It's s,ftly
green pillows sweeping INLAND IN bread
gracious curves hrtwes.n IL. i~suada-
Fscs 81 Us northern and southern hills
And uIon this lltcplI. seemingly liquid
surface rcsgssl biz cloud shadows ~
deep seileI purple The h.saswz we're
the cultivated Stretches a. the p.a.a-
aud TIE cloud shadows Indicated gbe
brosesa. tItl = ae3i Wlael ia rsals. the
shadows of clouds moved across tie
blilowesi richness ~ the great ni..sssavr
las tae natives called Esgracasn-the
eHsct was sublime beyond drsersu-
glon
of Baallek the same au,aor saws
; oterpowerln= was the arst ~lul'se.
sion q loneliness sud awe created by
the sride- sight 4 tle giant pillars
towering ~ f4e mystic blg light that
Instinct babe ono creep lehln.l the
nearest giant @oue walt aud hide hale
from the guardians. thc eeall. who
seemed 20 he lurking IN the dark
depths between the fallen pillars. - ic
i-lmorablc a. s%cutiuels in the peuum
bra 81 the vast cusunuaie. But there
description fails The wonders 81 tina,
Whole magic area through which we
wandered rs under a spell outstrip
expression
Tbs veil 81 the supernatural lay
lightly a!ikc 10 toe untouched surface,
a. ou tie totally buried relies. now la.i
bare by ihe persistent burguw inz ~
tac searchcrs after truth. Ghosts u
tae bong lowered near. In tae l.-h,
Nhlch traasaznres aLl things earthly
witi1 IN atmosphere that II sapc.rnnn.
zane they whispered strange tales Of
tlse phantom world. which at The mo.
aaeni seemed vivid and real. hut in the
brightness II The morrow vanished NJ
a drsatn which memory ycarus IN vain
- vctaIn"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Als7-50 ACRES land bordering a hus-
Ting r. K. town; % acres In tillage
cutting 80 tons of hay and Ia all new
seeded. $500 worth OF lumber. plenty
of wood, nice young fruit orchard.
Has barn 40x60. All machine moving.
Village people rem pasture. A bargain.
Price $4,000.
2s-7 ROOM HouSEin good K r town
Built Ia 1903. Near all business points.
Has large gard n. Good finish, toilet
aud and bath, electric lights. Has good
lawn with shade trees. Everything In
f~irs:-class shaps. Price $500. Terms
easy.
Jai7-A VILLAGE PLACE on main
road, within ii mile OF p. o schools,
churches, etc. . acres Of land. House
24xs0 with woodshed. Barn isx30 has
4 stalls. All in good repair. Has good
sized garden. 30 cords Is inch wood
goes with the place. Good location.
Price $500. Best OF terms.
Wi27-A MEAT BUSINESS in a good
K r town. first class equipment In
every respect. Market building,
slaughter house, ice house, r%eirigera-
tor, power sausage cutter, and bone
grinder, etc. Good surrounding coun
try 10 draw trade from. Tenement
overhead renting for si0 per month.
Price $500 plus Inventory of stock on
hand.
$50 ACRE VILLAGE FARM, 10 in
tilla e 30 In pasture, 25 In woodland
Lot OF lumber, plenty of wood 5 miles
from r. r town. Good fruit orchard
House 22x2i with ell 2ox20. Barn 9x2i.
Building in good repair with running
water. Price $1,000. VIII exchange
for larger farm near railroad town.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
STATE NEWS.


CONTINUED FROM PAGE ySo
dollars from III. bank al HArdwsck
aud taken Liverpool drafts. Last
week Mrs. OpIe received two letters
from her husband. In which he said
that the first reaiix alton OF what to
was doing came while ne was on the
steamer going over. Oversiu ~ In
the seminary may have caused him 10
be temporarily dcrauged and 10 wan
der away.
Double Taxation Ccmnittce Adjourned.
After being In session 10 Montpelier
for the greater part OF two weeks, the
double taxation commission has adj
ionrnsd. The work of preparing a
tentative report was divided among
the several members of the commits
sion. Several members OF the CON-
mission appear 10 De much encouraged
a. the prospect OF a unanimous opin-
lon on several vital features Of the re-
port that will iaasly be made TO Gov
ernor Proctor, when up TO this session
there had been much variance of
santim mt among the commissioners,
with hazy prospects OF being unani-
nous on anything. The details of
the report TO be made are yet TO be
worked out. but on It's main features
the commissioners are already sub
s~tantiaily agreed. For obvious rea-
sons nothing is To- given out for
publication, but the mmlsslou ia de-
tetmined to make dnal report 10
the governor that will amount 10
something, and one that it trusts wiu
merit action by the legislature OF l91s.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Qirls' Names.

In the eighteenth century girls were
CHI 'stened Sophia and Caroline. In the
early nineteenth Emma and Jane. a
little later Laura and Clara. Then
came a crop OF Dorothys and Mario
ries. who are now all calling their own
babies in n reaction against the
"qnalnt"l Elizabeth. The names OF
men suffer no such emphatic fashions.
and yet IL Is a pleasure 10 note that
there are certainly no more young
men called All and Gus. rs were the
young men who walked with the erin
olIne In the days Of Icech. Good is the
sound 81 John through all changes
London Chronicle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

We are t~rousing not only . nation
Of ssops~sp~r~. but a nation NJ clerks.
Every young man wIxhs~ 60 - 4 clerk.
tFssy young woman = typewriter. The
profession II frsghifully v-rvrowd-si
and fri@hifully ErstsrTaak We have
neither servant nor IaloFcrs. only an
army Of black coaied pauper-London
Graphic.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

stop that tickling Conxh. DR.. Shops
Congh Care will surely stsp IL, and wtth per
fsrt safrsy. ~ = 80 thoroughly harmless that
mr.. sAoop tells soihoFs TO use aofht1g else
even wtsh very yoang babies. The whole
.aue grsen leave. and tender stems of =
Ianx healing mountainous shrub furnish she
rnratixs properties 10 Or. Shops CsaSe
xsure. Il Gains The cough. aad heals the
ssnwsstxr bsonchtsi membranes No opsum
no cnIoroforms nothing harsh used 20 iriare
or suppress. pvmAnd DE-. Shops. TAtc No
ether. kinney's Pharmacy. Barton Landing
= ID. Pierce. BArtor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
THE SEASONS
3 A r N s
\ few first-class farm and
village trades listed in the
last two weeks. Ask about
them and for our latest
catalOg

2i7-225 ACRE FARM, IS acres In till
aga, 100 Ia pastur and woodland. Outs
100 tons hay last season. VIII keep
40 cows and team easy. Has 800, 600
feet soft wood lumber, and same OF
hardwood. IL IL IL miles from rail-
road and 2 miles from villages,
churches, stores, etc. Within 3 miles
OF one OF the best academies in the
state. Ca main road Z. F. ID. and has
telephone. Piea-aut location. Has
a sugar place OF 1900 trees all rugged.
Has an eyapo.ator that will boil a
pal OF sap per mimi te- Barn ffKs5
with b tsemenc horse barn 3sx52 all
In good condition. Good henhouse
in basement OF barn. Dweliing Is
2sx3s with II rooms, heated with
fnrnace, has bathroom, a large
pirzza, and never failing spring wa
ter. There il also n large ell. The
following goes ri h the place. "a ex-
ira good cows.3 horses, 2fextrt blood
ed sheep, IL hogs and 80 hens, all
hay. straw etc. Also one good yoke
of oxen, ? lumber wagons, l ensilGge
cutter, l manure ~spreaher, 1 tanning
mill, 2 horse rakss, cream separator Of
$50 pounds capacity, with horse
power to run ii, and everything that
goes : o make ~ = good set of farm
tools We al cell You this place
with everything.as above for only
$500. One half down, the balance
on mortgage ut 5 per cent Just
think OF 10. This IL sore 10 be . eel
Ter. SPEAK quick or you lese IT,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
A Market for Your Hides,
TallOw and Bones

Almost everybody knows that the
place TO send Beef Hides, Horse Hides.
Caifskins, Sheep Pelts, Tailow and
Bones is to c. 8. Page, Hyde Park.
Vermont, who pays highest prices:
RENTS the day following the srriv sal
Of goods AZ Hyde Park; pays the
freight on shipments OF 900 pounds or
NOR and keeps his customers at All
umes posted ~ to market valuos-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
bic Had 10 STAY.

Yen venture into Wall street occa.
s~iousiiy said the lamb.
"siy case" answered the maguate.
is diTereat from yours 4 don't dare
venture ont ~ il for fear Of what they
would do II thy absence Washington
Star.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Rlrh. In IL.

Nlswcll-CharIey Isn't n hai fellow
socially. but he's Il dead failure in mon
~ matters Why. / actually believe b.
owes everybody In iowa. Wrishtly-
And ynu call thar n dead failure |
should say that Charley Is q Napoleon
# finance -Ensfeu Transcript
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
0hlinina JaiLer.

Mayor-where are you goingf W.
lage consta ble-The three tramps |
jus; locked up want to play whist. u
I'm looking for a fourth--Transauan-
tic Tales.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Humorirn Him.

Bridegroom Ito lis young wife. over
fond OF drcssiT The dress you have on
pleaSes me greatly. | should like al
ways 10 see YOU in It. my darling.
8rlle.I will fulali your wishes. |
VIII have my portrait painted in II AZ
once. and you can hang the portrait
over your desk.-Fliegendc Batter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
sNp.gRgMEnY roR

Ia grippe eoaghs are dams erops ss they fire.
quensIy develop iato p~peamosts. Foiey's
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but
heals And strcr CITIZENS the lungs 80 that no
serious rcsulis need be feared. TIE genuine
Foley . Honey and Tar contains no haEmfal
drugs and - ia a yellow package Refuse
substitutes. + ID. Pierce, BARTON FL. Kin
ney. Barton Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
A Nice Friend.

aYou're n nice friend 10 have! Why
os6nY you lend Borroughs the sovereign
ne wantcd7"
.why should II
TO save me. You must have realized
that he knew II he didn't get IL from
you he would from me- You've prac
etcally robbed me Of that amount
London Telegraph
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Rsos nfse TEE
NaTloxAI Prsm roop AND Dare Law
We are pleased 10 announce thai Poley's
Honey and Tar Tor coarAs, colds saf Iunx
Food ard Drag iAw - 81 contaIns n. opias<s
or other h.smsul trsrs. And ~ recommend
~ - . safe remedy for chlia-rr ard sdatss.
z. ID. Pierce. bAfsos: y. J. Kinnex. Bssson
LAndtre-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Health Coffee" i reAly ihe closest c Tee
Imitation set pToduce3. This. the nn~st
Nc0er substitute ever made. has recently
been grnHuc*t ay D. Sauup - Racine. Wis.
$ns = grain Of real Co5ce in If either. II alta
CT ? Is made frcm pure toasted cereals
attn malt. mats. etc Really IL wosld fool su
sK~ert-whp might drink it for Coffee Nc
20 NJ 81 uatuutes botftng. Made In = ustnatt"
lays tbe coetor KtnnFy's Pharmacy, EaFtou
Landing. ?. ID. Pisscs, barton
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Lapse OF Memory.

The Counts Naict-Permii me to in
form you. sir. that In six months You
have spent 23.Si7 francs and H. cen
lines. The Counf-l,eailyt | wonder
what / bought for those - ceutimesf-
SourlTe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
TITS w INreagsr Yor

None OF tslu uuf - "a sidfsy tfouelss
fast remember thkt Fo.ey = ktdaeF Care Sd
the &fresu Ar&tEsa ard care ags csSa @
kEdufy and bladarf ttuuslo IbAt ls uff
hey oud BE resch % mec5eIre- r = Pierce
Harscns F.J. kinney. barton LAcdlug-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
/. ssarrE.sp Pxarnas..

Fa5sYss H1z~s AT Tai cures "a grippe
eaa shs Al prssFeEs p~zsaauatz. axfz8e say
slt kae : saatar Ia sar yrIfg. 0&cEaes. y. %.
P4wtcu. BAegoas y ! Ktam&s Itstos l. aaaing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
When the Earth Cuakcs.

Some idea Of the %siupeusious powe-
or The suhterraneau forces exerteI by
earthquakes Is shown by the changes
effected by them in geography. Noun.
iains have cen ohliteratezi or nex on.s
formed. Islands have been made or do
stroyesl. and whole stretches OF caaS;
line wiped out. For instance. in Sep.
TENDER, 1859, OF the lofty tabIelani
about 100 miles southwes; OF tie CITY
OF Mexico, a piece ~ land four square
miles In area was suddenly raised 80
feet. and numerous cones appeared
one Of them. the volcano Of InruIln.
being nearly LOO feet high. Java I'm
lT- suffered in the opposite way. far n
tract ~ country fifteen miles long by
SIX miles broad was swallowed up Ell
tircly. a mountain or 0.o01 feet being
reduced To 5.SJ feet only In the
process.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

The cheerful I've longest IN years
AMI afterward In our regards - Bovee.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

The first English hreech Of promise
action was tried In i452: the FIRST
French action of q similar kind IN 1891.