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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21
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Harold McGinnis was at his home in
Lyndonville Sunday. Hs5<' E 'l' s
9 Mrs. Curtis ,Stoddard spent last week
with her sister in Boston. ~"
Y Albro Hunt of Westfield visited at
L. w. Watson's last week. cars ilpd
Mrs. Jpne Duke of Lyndonvilleis car
ing for Mrs. w. r. Holtham. ai3oI 30
Mrs. Angie Burns and Mrs. Lula
Wells spent last week in Boston, ~
Miss ane wellington OF Braintree.
Mass, is visiting at D. R. Densmore' s.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Frasier: visited
at E. L. Gaskell's in Barton, last
week. ~ ~ 'o@lA 49, - = tif 7
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Hunt6of Bar
ton visited at Ira Humphreys last
week. -, .,,.,
Mrs. Harry Nelson and son Edwin of
St. Johnsbury visited in town last
week. ftoa2 $3.50 .fg8 ,AajaisiY ii
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt 81, Bar.
ton Landing visited at l.. W. Watson's;
last week. aa8MDpca, eflli 8 gu Is.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holtham are re-
joicing over the birth Of daughter.
October 10. ti@i.s .<t,:f3 % i8llTsl5 ne
"A son was born to, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Q. Berry October "A in Clare
mont, N. III. 4s.:ffe ~ iifs ~ = {.
Mrs. Hitchcock Of North Tros has
been visiting at A, E. Halls during
the past week. ~
Q. E. Roundy and family of Lyndon
vile spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
an Mrs. A. L. Aldrich. g .ts .l
Jacob Solomon was called to Grove
ton, N. H., the latter part of last
week to attend the funeral of his uncle.
Charles Soloman.
A few of our young people atte nded
the husking at Henry Fosters in
Newark Wednesday evening and re-
port good time. ta -9
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. Woodruff of st.
Johnsbury Center visited at the homes
of 0. C. Woodruff, Fl. M. Powers and
A. L. Aldrich last week. tn {,
Mrs. S. c. Otis. Mrs. B. H. Mar
shall. Mrs. Ira Humphrey. Mrs. Lorinda,
Marshall and Mrs. Fanny Sargent !, are
spending this week in Montpelier.
z The ladies Of the o. E. IS. will give
masquerade .cobweb party and box
supper in their Masonic hall the first
Friday evening in November. Every
one is spromised a good time. It is
hoped that q large, number will be
present. i e5 7 13slss
s3.i SUTTON
| Mrs. Addie Craig is VISITING her
brother, H. A. Blake. d
Will Calkins has gone to Barton to
work and his family to Glover.
| Harvey Bishop has moved to the
place he recently purchased Of E. M.
Phifeld. "a. 0
| Bert Twombly has moved onto Joel
Chesley's farm and Mr.. Chesley has
/ gone to Barton to work.
Florence Forbes IS staying at the
home of Ora Willard in Barton and
attending Barton academy.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Holtham of New
York are visiting has b.e1her, James
Holtham.t ~
Mrs. j. T. Glow and Mrs. Burleigh
Ruggles will serve a harvest supper ait ]
the Ladies Aid society hall on Tues
day evening
The Sunday school rally Sunday wass
a marked. success 1913 persons being
present. Among the exercises was az
cornet solo BY Mr.. Robinson. which
was much enjoyed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21
AhEriendIya Tip.

.My dear boy said Enpeck, who
happened ito be in a somewhat con-
fdential mood, you, will never know
what real happiness is until you get
married" }f tt,. a.,
..You don't mean it.''' exclaimed, Sin
gleton. astonished at such a remark
from such an unexpected source. ,s'
'.It's a fact" rejoined Enpeck, "but
then it will be too late for you to ap.
preciate it.''-Chicago News.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21
A CARD

~ .Jl1 49, sll5i}t "a
This is to certify that all druggists are au.,
thorized to refund your mouey if Foley s
Honey and Tar fails to cure fyour cough or
cold. It stops the cough, heals the luz and
prevents serious results from q cold Cures
ia grippe cough and prevents PINE umonia
and consn ptiOn. Contains Il o Opiates. The
genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse sub
stitutes. F. D. Pierce, Barton; FL. Kinney,
Barton Landing. 5d} soyEf&GA IH13N3 Z nj
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21

s Teacher-So you, can't do simple
sum in arithmetic? Now let me explain
to you. Suppose eight of you have to-
gether forty eight apples, thirty-two
peaches and sixteen melons. What
would each one of you get? ap-
."Cholera morbus," replied johnny
Pathfinder nl1-IrI L..tLii1 M
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey AND Tar for coughs COLDS and lung
troubles is not affected by the National Pure
Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs, and we recommend
it as safe rem edy for children and adults.
F. D. Fierce, Barton; Ed. Kinney, Barton
Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21

Foley's Kidney, Cure will cure any case Of
kidney trouble that is not beyond medical
aid F. D. Pierce, Barton; F. J. Kinney,
Barton Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-21


Brownstone and next day took the
Tilton trolley trip, 100 miles for 81. 90
first out to Sane Gabriel mission, which
is the oldest in the West, here we
saw lots of old robes and paintings and
such things. From there out to Pasa-
Idena and down to- large alligator
farm where they have about 1900 alli-
gators and lots of, rattlesnakes, then
by an ostrich farm and Indian village.
then to the beaches where we had a
fish dinner and from there along the
beaches to Long Beach, where we
stopped for little while and listened
to some fine band concerts, and then
back to Los Angeles an all days trip
and very pleasant one too.
The next day we went to San Diego.
which is $50 miles farther SOUTH. and
saw immense fields Of beans for miles
and miles, later for, many miles along
the coast and reached San Diego in
the evening. This is fine place with
the exception Of the feas, and they
are very bad. Next day we went to
Coronado Beach and Tent City. Had
avery pleasant time, and then back in
the evening to Los Angeles. Sunday
We went out to Pasadena again and
saw Mr.. Jacobs and family. Found
them very well, had a pleasant call,
and then went up to see Mrs. Stone
and Charles. They have as pleasant
home and were looking fine. We
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-04-30

Mrs Lydia Chapman and daughter,
Miss Melva, sl.snt~ Wednesday here
with friendss on their way to their
home atsKansas city from stay of
sey1rai months in old Mexico.
y Get your fishing tackle at Wolf Hdw.
Co.'S. 4 l6f
Your picture on post cards 4 for 25c
See them on display at The Laughed
Studio. IL
Miss Carrie Kerr Of Stockton, Mo-,
will arrive in Jasper next week to make
this city her home. Miss Kerr will Or
ganize class 10 pianoforte here. All
those who want less OBS should see Miss
Kerr.
Fresh northern grown garden seed
in bulk at j. +. Bright's store. 3'l2f
The Rhodes music house of Lamar
Mo-, handle the Mckinley edition OF 10c
music. Send for their catalogue.
Us Wheat and j. r. Wheat of JAS
per and Avila stopped in Aurora this
morning, going out to visit their broth
ers A. R. w. n. Wheat north OF town
Aurora Argus.
Field seed at Wolf Hdw. Co. l6l
Nice assortment of mems SOC shirt at
SOC and good line Of 75c shirts at SOC
at r, l.. Roberts & Son. 400:
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-04-30

admitted coyly that he had been coax
ed into the affair by the others, all total
strangers TO him, who explained that it
was chance for him to make n little
''stake." johnson on the other hand,
denied all knowledge Of the affair, with
more surliness and stubbornness than
logic. He put up very fragile story
about being picked up by the men on
the car, who offered him a ride on over.
taking him as he was walking toward
Carthage. He ran when the officers
showed up. because, as he said, it sud-
denly occurred to him that "the boys
might have stolen that carr Further
than this johnson would not talk. He
was caught 10 dozen MEASUREMENTS,
but was not embarrassed at all thereby
Probably couple Of dozen Jasperites
went to Carthage Tuesday to see the
captives, but no one recognized either
OF them, except that one or two we're
sure they had seen them hanging
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-04-30

Bert Crandall aud VIM. Lyman had
an unpleasant experience while boating
on Coon creek Sunday that threatened
for time to reeult seriously. In at
tempting to turn the boat around with
q paddle Lyman upset the craft and he
and Bert were spilled into the creek ,
which was swelled with the recent
rains. Bert was caught under the boat
when it upset, and managed to swallow
considerable creek water before he
made his escape. They clung to the
boat till it reached the Dodd ford few
hundred feet below where the upset oc-
CURED and finally got to shore, more
the worse except for the wetting. This
is the third incident of the kind that
has been reported the past two weeks.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-04-30

Phone 81.

| Cream separators at VOLTS. 4-l6
Arthur Corder has returned from
stay Of several months IN Colorado.
Straw hats at r. L. Roberts & Son.
| 1901
Hear the musical at the opera house,
Wednesday night, May 9th.
Extra long work shirts 500 at Add
Joyoe's. 49f
Homer King was up from Carthage
Tuesday and Wednesday.
L. E. Pitts was at Joplin Tuesday.
o. B. Flour, nothing better, at r.. l..
Roberts & Sons 1901
Miss Maude Taylor of Irwin visited
Jasper friends Tuesday.
Summer Underwear, union and two.
piece suits, at Add Joyce's. 4-9f
Lou Pitts is at Kansas City on bust
ness.
Wheat & Bishop can supply you with
barrel salt. 3-5f
Miss Nellie Grow was at Carthage
! Thursday.
Front offi,e rooms to rent. Apply of
| Mrs. G. E. Campbell. 1901
Mrs. Yves Spaid and Miss Leona
Boots were Carthage visitors Saturday.
Lice killer that kills, at Wolf Hdw.
Co.'S. 4.l6f
John Ryan arrived from Oklahoma
Sunday for visit in Jasper with rela-
tives.
Garden seed in bulk at j. F. Bright's
northern grown finst quality. 312f
Mines. F. j. McComb and w. II.
} Woods and Miss Mabel Hughes were
J Carthage visitors Wednesday.
Phone that news item 10 to US, phone
81.
DR.. Knott reports the birth OF 8 lbs.
boy to Mr. and Mrs. Bert cook, 3 miles
south Of town, yesterday morning.
Wolf has a new line of single harness.
l6f
Mrs. Elsie Powers left Tuesday night
for her home at Osborn, o., after u
visit of several weeks here with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ID. Branch.
All new sizes aud fancy folder designs
10 photographs on display in Laughead' q
Studio come up and see them. 1t
Homer Pitts and Geo. Osgood went
to Carthage Friday night, where the
! former took the Knight Templer degree
! OF Masonry.
How are the figures opposite the ad.
dress on your NEwsf Don't force us to
stop your paper.
Mrs. Mayhem KeithIy Of Kansas, ar
rived last Friday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Ketterman, Of
Jasper, pr
You always get fresh goods and a
= good grade at Crandall Bros. 11-2f
Seed potatoes galore at Wheat 4
:, Bishops store. 30
If Don't fail to hear the musical at thu
# opera house next Wednesday night
May 9Th. Seats at Joyce's.
i, Bring the baby to Laugheads Studi,
70 Photographs for 25c. Over Webb
. Bros. 1
a Come up and see our display OF cabi
!. net and fancy folder pictures. Th
~ Laughed Studio.
- Rev. Stapleton was unable to occup.
| p06 dt IDC IiCocg tViiuh Shbi vi
n Sunday on account of illness.
rs Hammocks at VOLTS from sl.OO up t
IS. 90, largest and finest line eve
"A shown. 4'l6
81 Two sets Of second hand harness a
r VOLTS. Ale
&c Omer Webb, Chas. Ward, Yves Spaid
VIM. CIandall, VIM. Tabler, Harr
)f Burch and Del Beam took in tn
@. 10. O. F. celebration at damon
is Monday night.
h. Just reed, large line Of beautiful
= patterns in fine Swiss embroideries an,
insertions at II. L. Roberts & Son. AN
ot Look at the figures opposite your az
1t dress on this copy of the News. Don
&C ct Uncle Sam force us to drop you
D. name.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-04-30

around Jasper last Monday. The crimi.
mails are safely housed at the the Jail
and this portion Of the gang, whether
Of three or six members, will rob no
more safes for the present at least.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-24
In ME.Ma1,RIAM.

Whereas Ii: has pleased the Divine
Providence to remove from our MIDST
familiar friend and companion,
JULES B. MAILLE;
Ana whereas, we the members OF
f6e bar, and the officers OF the 18th
judicial District Court of The Parish
of St. Tammany, La, desire to make
some public expression OF our kindly
feelings and sincere regard for the
deceased, whom, for so long time was
associated with US:
We, therefore, in tribute to his
memory, hereby
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the
death of Jules B. Maille, who was an
upright man and exemplary citizen, q
faithful and efficient officer, and a
man who, in all the relationships OF a
long and busy life, left lasting I'M,
press of his integrity, industry and
usefulness.
Resolved further, That copy OF
this memorial and resolutions be pre-
sented to the 18th Judicial District
Court, to be spread upon the minutes
thereof, and that copies hereof be also
sent to the family of the deceased.
Original signed: B. M. Miller, ".
A. White, Joseph B. Lancaster, DIS
trict attorney; Lewis L. Morgan, T.
H. Richard, E. E. Bollinger,, Il. T.
Ellis, F. j. Heintz, Jr., Thos. NJ :
Burns, Judge; T. E. Brewster, Sheriff
| Warren Thomas, Assessor; II. H.
Warren, Clerk of Court; J. 7. Strobe,
Deputy Clerk of Court; W. E. Bloss
man, Deputy Clerk of Court; L. Q.
Noise, Deputy Clerk of Court, Waiter
Galatas, Deputy Sheriff; A. A. Parker
Deputy Sheriff.
A true copy,
Deputy Clerk of Court
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-24

Mrs. P. r. Outlaw and child
rem returned after anzextended
visit to Starkville, Miss, where
they were the guests of Mrs.
Outlaws mother.
Miss Mary Gassia is the guest
of Miss Ella Salmen.
Miss Dona EVeritt and Miss
Gladys Liddle returned from a
pleasant visit to friends on the
coast.
Among the new arrivals of
the past week was a little boy
who took up his abode at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sharp.
Mr.. Columbus Porter and
Miss Annie Johnson were quiet
ly married here Saturday even
ing.
Hon. E. E. Bollinger is back
here with his many friends,
after a week S stay in Coyington
on court business.
Uncle Tom McGoff, after an
absence of several months, has
returned to our town.
S. J. Leblanc was among the
recent visitors to Slidell.
Mrs, J. A, Sidney and little
sons have returned to their
home in New Orleans, after
spending the winter here.
Mrs. J. H. Guthrie of Wis
terra Cottage, Pearl River, La,
was a recent visitor here, the
guest of Mrs. J. G. Abel.
Mrs. Hearsey, Of Pennington,
Miss, is the welcome guest of
her son, Mr.. Philip Hearsey.
The new high school building
seems to be a surety in the
near future.
Master L. R. Lawler enter
tanned number of young
friends October 18th, it being
his sixteenth birthday. Dainty
refreshments were served.
dancing and singing were
among the chief features of the
evening.
Prof. CrichloWe's night schoo1
is proving very successful.
Miss Dona Everitt has resum.
ed her music classes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-24
Slidell Department
EDITED BY MRS. M. MCDANIEL.

Miss Gertrude Mullens, Of
Covington, is stopping at the
Swiss Cottage.
Miss Bessie Simpson was q
visitor here Sunday.
Mrs Maud Mutt has returned,
after a pleasant visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Davis.
Mrs. Ella Salmen spent sew
eral days in New Orleans the
past week.
Mr.. Jas. Givens is contem-
plating erecting a lovely dwell
ing on the lots recently pur-
chased in SalmentoWn.
w. E. Eddins just returned
from a visit to his home in Me-
ridian, Miss.
DR.. G. C. Minturn and fami-
ly now occupy the Murphy Cot
tage on the Bayou road.
The oyster boat is in this
week and everyone is happy.
Hon. and Mrs. Fritz Salmen
are still at French Lick, Ind.
Reports tell of Mr.. Salmen's
returning health.
G. S. Hughes, of South Point,
La, was a visitor here Wednes-
day.
Miss Dona Everitt spent Tues
day in New Orleans.
One of the most interesting
affairs of the past week was
the supper served by the ladies
of our town at the Red Men S
Hall. The affair was we'll at
tended. Supt. Evans made a
splendid address. Miss Riggs,
! of New Orleans, also delivered
an address, subject: Patrons
Cooperation Association. . Miss
Riggs spoke on the needs OF
education, her address was very
much appreciated by all present.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-24
Election Officers.

The following commissioners and
and clerks have been appointed to
serve on the election to be held on
Tuesday, November 8, 1908:
First Ward-Ben COLGATE, Eugene Mugnicr F
Cardona. commissioners; ]. D-n3inger, CT ERIK.
Second Ward, 1st precinct-Milton Burns Tom
Galloway, orphie Sharp, commissioners; W. 7.
Katen, clerk.
Second Ward, 81 precinct-James Yates, IL.
Burns, j. Carroll, commissioners; Jim Rodgers,
clerk.
Third Ward. f5t pTscinct-W. l. russell, AR
thur Strain, L. A. Perriaa, commissioners; F. J.
Keller, clerk.
Third Ward 2d preeinct-R. A. Hall Emile
Burkcnstock, Eddie Stain, commissioners; P.
Beaudean, clerk.
Fourth wartl--F. Phillips, c. J. Miller, w. G.
Davis. commissioners, VIM. Boyle clerk.
Fifth Ward-Math Mizen, J. D. Thomas, Sam
Grantham, commissioners; Ezbon Cooper clerk
Sixth Ward-Dave Evans. Roht. Smith, Joe
Chairman, commissioners; A. SylYest. clerk.
Seventh Ward-Henry Culbertson John
Davis, John Todd, commissioners; Nemour
Cousin, clerk.
Eighth Ward-H Schneider, Joe Crawford
John Hager, commissioners: Louis Talley, clerk
Ninth Ward-Geo. Decker. VIM. Peler, Edgar
| Bourgeois, commissioners; w. E. Eddins, clerk.
WARREN THOMAS,
W. E. PARKER,
Supervisors of Election.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-24
Progressive Covington.

Editor st. Tammany Farmer.
Having been absent from your town
for quite awhile this summer | am
more than delighted to notice the inn
nroyement under the new administra-
ton. 1t shows conclusively that the
Mayor and Council are going to fulfill
their promises regarding the general
Improvement of the town. | am
agreeably surprised at the energy
ana determination displayed in carry
inc out the promises by the new adj
, MI The Mayors Office and
the Tax Collectors office is an nova
ton, and is quite q credit to the town.
AH business pertaining to the town is
placed on record by an efficient clerk,
which Is olen to all citizens and tax
,,apgrs Of the town. Fines collected
Show up on the clerks books ina bust
ness manner, all this, / am told, is
ne,U for the town of Covington.
MavUr Richard is deserving Oh
much credit for the way he dis,
nafcbes business in his court u honest
,and impartial in all his decisions. he
& f,Ill .of pluck and energy for the up.
h,,;ld;ne 81 the town. The entire
Council are public spirited and pro
pressive,. The park recently puf'
chased, when embelished with its gor'
peous pavilion, rustic bridges, swings,
Ranches. ETC.. will be. a grand place
foy fI4e ladies and children to spene
+ha summer evenings. In conclusion
J r wish to make special mention OF Mr.
faLa Seller. who is a hard worker fol-
49, $50 Syos,d Of the town. He not only
a s.ss lots Of his time to facilitate
n esstters but he will go down in his Tex
e s1Ies and spend money to help th'
town, he has taken deep interest 7
bav;na the main streets in the busl
n " district put in excellent. shape
1s,ls Seller is worker, he counts hi
trends zen by the hundred. There arr
a atsar members Of the Council who ar
s ssl deserving Of praise In !
8 sss1Inle OF years Coyington will De up
dafe IN every particular.
Yours,
John E. PENN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-10-24
District Court.

Proceedings of the District Court
for the past two weeks, Judge Burns
on the bench and District Attorney
Lancaster, prosecuting.
State VS. Emile Sharp, murder, not
guilty.
State VS. Chas. johnson, shooting and
wounding, with intent to commit MUIR
der, sentenced two years in peniten-
tiary at hard labor, and pay cost OF
| court.
State VS. Richard Porter, disturbing
the peace, $25 or Is days.
| State VS. Peacher Jourdan, petit
larceny, Is days and cost.
State VS. Henry Griffin, shooting with
intent to commit murder, two years
in parish jail, subject to work on pub
lie roads, and cost of court.
State VS. Theo. Mcintyre, assault
with dangerous weapon, 500 and 81
days. :,
State VS. Thee. Mcintyre, assault
and battery, $25 and 10 days.
State VS. Buddie Brighton, robbery,
Z years at hard labor.
! State VS. Jake Brown, carrying con-
cealed weapon, $500 and cost.
State VS. Chas. Jackson, intent to
commit rape, years in penitentiary.
ST tie VS. Marshal Stevenson, infiict-
ing wound, 2 years in penitentiary.
state VS. Berlin Alsobrook, disturb
ing peaceable assembly, $500 or three
months, and cost.
State VS. Albert Foy, concealed
weapon, 5000 and cost.
State VS. Tom Jones, concealed
weapon $500 and cost or three months.
State VS. w. H. Farr, concealed
weapon, $50 or so days.
State VS. James Wesley, malicious
| ly killing hogs, SIS and 10 days.
State VS. A. B. Holiday, mol. pros.
State VS. Jim Parker, disturbing the
peace, $25 or 80 days.
Schmidt G. Zeigler VS. j. w. Lee anc
j. C. Kaine, judgment by default.
Francis Martin VS. Thos. Carpenter,
judgment by default.
Mary Daniel VS. Alfred Daniel, di.
vorce, judgment for plaintiff.
Marx, We'll and Son VS. w. Thomas
& Son, Judgment affirmed.
Pinski Bros. & Hoffner VS. w
Thomas & Son, judgment affirmed.
Augustine Carter VS. Eli Carter
taken under advisement.
| Carrie Hall VS. Louis Hall, judgmen
| for plaintiff.
| j. T. Liddle VS. Mrs. Fife H. Liddle
| judgment for plaintiff.
1 George B. Harrison VS. Chas. T. Nc
Cullough, Judgment affirmed.
| Lottie Porter VS. H. 7. Schuyler
i judgment for plaintiff.
/ John B. Hereford VS. Jos. Teller
i judgment for plaintiff.
i Darlington & Co. VS. Clarence Ruth
judgment for plaintiff.
/. Sam Lee ct ais VS. N. O. G. N. R. R.
damage quit. Mistrial.