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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30
SEELBURNE.

Fred Hunt visited In Brandon Sat
urday.-Alhcrt Wickson is seriously
i'll with neuralgia of the heart--Tuf-
field Kenvillc has moved from the vii
lage to the McCahe house.--Mr. and
Mrs. Roy l.. sanders of Burlington
visited Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Corey Sat
urday.-Mrs Briggs of Montpelier
visited the Rev, and Mrs. William Y.
Weeks over Sunday. Joseph Tremhlay
has moved into the Van Nliet tene-
ment.--The condition of Miss Anna
Gosselin remains about the same
Leonard Partch continues to improve.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Fannie Muir, widow Of Joseph
Muir was successfully operated upon
Monday at her home here for a tum-
or.
Harry Roberts has moved from West
Wlliston into tho Harper house owned
by G. l.. Soulc..-Mrs. Fannie Muir is in
n comfortable condition after her oper-
alton
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Theodore Auman will address tho
ladies Friday afternoon at 200 p, m. in
the Congregational Church.-Miss Olive
Hayden of the L. V. NJ. has been called
home by the serious illness Of her sis
ter, Esther. Miss Marsh and Richmond
Marsh arc recovering from the grip
Mr.. and Mrs b. H. Day, and two grand
children of New York have returned to
their homo a J2iVcrcidp
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WILLlsTON.

MI and Mrs. w. r. Tarbox were in
Jer,cho center Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
peiier-Mr. lashua had light shock
SUNDAY afternoon while at his sons,
MaXham'-Mr. Bostwick OF Burlington
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. w. r..
IarpoN Monday.-Arthur Thompson IS
s"nerhs from blood poisoning in both
arns'-The Modern Woodmen have com
p'e'eu their dining hall and are to give
an oyster supper and dance FRIDAY
evening.
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MoNKTON RIDGE.

r. w. Bidwell Is In very poor health
Earl Meader of Bristol was at home Sun
day.-Mrs. Stilson returned from Bristol
sunday whore she was called by the Ill
ness of Fred Haskell, who has had an
attack of appendicitis, but is better
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Charles HOag were
in Bristol Saturday, Frank Miles
is again suffering from an abscess in her
head-The w. W's will meet with Louise
Stilson Friday afternoon.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Clara Pitts returned to CastletOn
Monday .-Miss Amber Benjamin Of Bur-
linSton was in town Saturdays up.rin-
tcndcnt Howe of Essex Junction will give
his bird lecture in the parish house Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters,-A meeting of the
Cemetery association will be held the
second Tuesday in May
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RYAN Michael Cronan, James and @Tiin
Sullivan were bcarers-Shcldon
Wrights funeral was largely attended |
at the home Friday at ? 200 y. M. The |
Rev. ]. C. Willianr ofIiciatcd.- MISS |
Laura T.. Branch returned from Ticon-
dcroga, n. V, Monday.--Miss Mabel
and GLADYS Wells returned from Bos-
Ton Saturday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

The G. f. Eddy creamery paid to
patrons SIS per hundred for per cent.
March milk and 81 80 for cream.-Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick AcGrath are both critically
ill with pneumonia.-E. G.. Nicely sold a lot
Of personal property at his farm on Lee
river SaturdaN.--I<atio McGrath Is at
home from Buffalo, n. Y, because of
the illness of her relatives
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. J I'm Andrews and
daughter. Ruth, visited in Essex sat
urday and Sundav.-The Rev and Mrs
True Hill Of Lincoln visited here tho
first of the wcck.-Scvoral from here
attended the funeral Of Mrs j. c. Full
Ter at Richmond Monday.-F r. strong
and Carlos brewster went to Rurling-
ton as delegates to the convention
TupSfaV
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FERRISBURGH.

Miss Edith NJ. Balch of Burlington will
speak Sunday evening at the union SER
vice in the Methodist Church in the in
terest of the State INSTRUMENTATION
Sunday school work.-Mr. and Mrs b.
w. Field arrived in town Saturday after
spending the winter with their daughter
n Rico
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WESTFORD.

The Rev Mr., Burke of Fairfax
breaches in the Methodist Church Sun
day afternoons.--Miss Luna Grow has
returned to Milton and Chester A.
Grow started for Lewistown, Mont,
Monday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

W ANTED-Gcncral manager of our
manufacturing business for Burlington
to handle demonstrators and to sell a
household necessity of superior quality
TO dealers. 1913 capital required can
easily make $4,000 to IS, COO a year posi-
lively best opportunity we know Of to
build UP large exclusive business on
small capital Thorough invest cation
invited. Write for particulars. Address
Twentieth Century Manufacturing Co.,
49i Main s.. Buffalo, n Y.
97,eol, 2t&W1t
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ONE CENT
A w o z D

Advertising In this column one cent
a word, each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash in advance
required. No advertisement taken
which is less than twelve words. two
lines Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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WEST WILLISTON.

Austin Bartomv will move into the
Harry Roberts house, which he has re-
Gently bought.-Mrs. c. c. Forbes is i'll
with a bronchial cold.
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ESSEX CENTER,

u. w. Farnsworth of Burlington was
here Sunday.-Mrs. IIuldah Nichols, ma
tron OF the orphans home in Burlington,
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To soil a household
article. ~ talhiUS needed. Sells on
sight Write for particulars. Huntress
& Cutting, Box 19.s, Boston. Mass.
100,6t&w.lt.
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FOR SALE.

mich. 265 Colchester avenue, Burling-
ton. a6,d&W,tf
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NOTICE how little It costs to tel!
thousands of readers in many towns
or Vermont what you have to sell
or Wnai you wish to buy Adver.
tisc in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
2",Wtf
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FOR SALE-Strawborry plants. Crcscon.s
15cts., Brandywine $l.o0 per hundred.
$500 per 1pU. Write or telephone II.
b jacobs VcrGcnncs Vt. A. WIT.
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NOTICE.

EnpY'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY over
Boston store. Office hours 10 to g.
Phone ISL 94.d&wtf.
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WANTED.

SECOND Girl. wanted. who will also
help in care of children. Mrs. Howe,
400 South Union st. w&d,f
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OHIO IMPROVED CHESTER PICS for
sale Ira Marley Milton, VI 42, w3t.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-09
EDITORIAL JoTTTNGs FROM THE BINGv1ILE BANG.

FROM THE THICK ONE

On home last evening met feoW
will refrain from mentioning altho three
back subscription with
walk both sides Of the time.
Of which justly proud succeeded passing
tween him.
We happy that old John Spriggns
health, is complaining of feeling
Many will be grieyed e learn that John Riley
member Of the county murdered bed
robbers looking for his Fortunately
ed all his the before nothing
life.
Our llnsrous of the Podunk Tribune
long article breeding of
this Of thing Podunk Valley but ourselves
wouldn't think ntrndng family matters the population
around here.
y against the policy of e tell and tales the
old
oa and if he will call this office will
the presentation II has been he purchased the
with that aunt angle the his mouth blowing
rings with his breath. ss 8s s#
Judge
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-09
BURT HAS THEM ALI SKINNED


Prospective buy have established
the office to learn holds the worlds
the body hundred that
body hadn't unfortunately hit telephone pole .
ss..sss u -
Edward Peter Iroeh playuly box and
ing The bill like good little boys About tie only thing the Herald
editor off her that
some day.
subscriber suggestion there
g shern and suggested o the fellow he
better across with the He The suggestion
worked.
Watch the Watertown hop the diamond that the Saturday
m business ladies most
who mas little time to spare can either the rst second
The fire whistle bleW for last Tuesday morning r.
p @ s e
like the dying bray Of the democratic donkey.
ths week
Lowe making at giving the people Of that
town the best published there ssss8ss.
The s who wi nns The News s tsa vii make sss
get this prize is worth her weight in gold.
% an ssts int s s ~ ss
world without exerion b
J. ~&~~~~
The SATURDAY
There said to be fire hell for the refuses
to pay his honest debts
y The a South democratic.
:. . s>~~ee
n SAILOR MAID
81 lS There the Of Ohiar @a
az A maiden named Helen Mariar
81 js*gS$ Who would sail #S#
a Es8s a banister rail-
II When she thot ther nobody nigh her. 8Ss
! Now her brother, whose JOSIAH
Il I9 Fixed the rail with piece Of barbed wiar--??
s 898s But it woudn't be best #ss
+ ss To tell you the S#s
= i For I'm bushing already like far! S
&, Judge. #a@s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
MANY BIG INVESTMENT DEALS
LARGER DEMAND FOR MODERN AP4RTMENT
HOUSES IN UPTOWN DISTRICTS.
Trading in Choice Parcels in Manhattan and The Bohr-fc
ity in the Midtoscn and Dorntown business Sections.

ures For instance, when building is erected on
business thoroughfare the covering over the side
walk sidewalk bridge" which here is a crude
but strong affair made of rough beams and lumber
built to remain until the structure is ready for
occupancy. Here we shift this temporary protec-
ton, conditions require, but In England it re
mains in its original place until the work is com
pleted. Since it stands in the one place so long
there is some attempt at making it look slightly.
ceiling is frequently added, bases put the
posts, and the entire surface gets several coats OF
paint.
The slow progress made in construction is indi-
Gated by features which readily noted in con-
nection with the Palais de Justice now being COM
pleted in Rome. 1t started seventeen years
ago. and viii not be finished for several years 1t
would take approximately five years to erect such
a building here. The great site is surrounded by
stone fence eighteen inches thick this being erect
ed for the same purpose that a contractor would
put up temporary wooden fence around similar
undertaking in New York City. When the work
was started it was expected that 1t would take
long time, hence the stone fence. This will be re-
moved when the building is ready for occupancy.
Abroad, they are restricted by the authorities in
the use Of the sidewalk and pavement but as there
are seldom many different mechanics at work at
the same time these restrictions do not form such
hardship as they would here For instance the
sidewalk can be used which to place material
for the building The line is drawn at the curb
Such a restriction would be intoerabIe here and
would make practically impossible the speedy cree
, ton of very large structures. Public comfort is
provided for by the construction of a footway
around the operations level with the curb
4 think that it be safely said that the value
OF the elevator for business purposes not been
leaIlzed IN Europe The insdeQuacy in this respect
IS glaring. In many best buildings the gates
on the shaft open outward instead of sliding side
wise as in America. and the operator even steps
out of the car as he opens the gate Those who
WISH TO enter have to keep distance from the
TTTrI fH,o
then 10 enter The loss Of time and the in
convenience are obvious"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK-HAN-
~ on Bank OF New York City. Plaintiff. against Abra-
Silverson, Beckie Cohen The People Of the State ~
New York, Alter tiottlieb, Cornisxv Iyr,ar
Reines. The Tenement House Department of the itv u
New York. Bennett q tiumpper Company Abraham
mensten. Michael J. Salt2er. Julius Iebermann Michael
J. Dowd and The state Bank. Defendants -
To the above named Defendants: hereby sum
noned TO answer the complaint in this action ana 10
copy Of your plaiuti0s att0rravs
within twenty service of this sunlrlons
exclusive the Of service: case OF yol~ fa
ure TO appear or answer judgment VIII he aaius;
by default for the relief demanded the complain
Dated. New York. February 10Th. 1905.
AsHBEL p. FITCH. MOTT q GRANT. Attorneys for
Paintn. Office and POStOice Address 80 Nassau
Street, Borough of Mania ttan. CITY OF New York
To the defendant. Beckie Cohen The foregoing sum-
mons is served on You by publication, pursuant to an
order of the Hon. James Fitzgerald. Justice Of the
Supreme the New York dated the 18th
day of March 1908. and hled with the ver-
fed complaint herein Clerk OF the
County Of New York in the County Court in the
Borough Of Manhattan city OF New York. County and
State OF New York. the 14th day of March. 1908.
Dated New York March 14th. 1905.
AsHBEI. P FITCH. MOTT < GRANT. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 30 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan
OF Yor
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS,

John F. Beck Company have sold the following
Brooklyn parcels: No 73O CorneHa St, modern two
story and cellar brick house, newly built for Egnat Il
Martin; No. 154S Greene ave, a three story single
Drlck hathouse, for Henry Petry. to a New York
INVESTOR NO 1853 Greene ave, a two family two
story and cellar brick house for j. Posenriede. No
30 Dry Harbor Road. Fores Park View; a modern
TWO story and attic frame cottage, for the Market
Realty Company; No 1880 Greene ave- two fam
NY TWO story and English basement brick house for
henry Slefter; No. 400 StanhOpe st. a three story
single brick hathouse, for Shuster & Worn bufId-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
HOTEL STIRLING LEASED

"liilam A White & Sons have leased for Charles
l. fllls 10 Jacques Hotter for term of years the
Hotel Stirling, Nos. POS and 30 West 56ta St. an
eight story freproof building on plot 5ox12o feet
Mr Hoffer was for many years CONNECTED with
the Hotel Cecil in London. He was at one time
connected with the Company des Wagons-Itts In
terhauonal Sleeping Car Company. the Ghezireh
PaIace Hotel, Cairo, and for nearly four years he
was manager of the Gale Face Hotel Ce,-Ion
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
SurrOgates' Notices.

i order Of Hon. Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate the
having claims against Edward J. H. Tamsen late OF the
COUNTY Of New York "a defeaed e To Preenf the same
m M a. f % Ocs m S 0f YaGPh 96 on B9e5 o EeNSs No
Dated Ne" To' rs 5fh a. ranSGS f S
ADOLPH BLOCH, Attorney for ENecutrix 90 Nassau
Street Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AANER
i C Thomas, d surrogate OF the County OF New York
ssaast ca % Ghonder o late Of ae of ' He@
tbercot TO- the su6sc5e at his place of ansacts
business the once of Q Rrien sanford 10 i266
York. on or before the ist day OF June next.
Dated Ne" io'N THOMAS b d JoRDHN Executor eSUt
BrGadTa Borough Of New York NS City 10
T.. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c
Il Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
against Charles BaTney County Of s News
thereof the su6scrhes at their place ransaetlng
Street. in the CITY Of New York before the 10Th
dated New York. he 10Th day Of December 1907
4SMI5si 4AMEs W T. BARNEYl hfSTEf' Executors.
STE oSS Of Nt% t0F Fs cy 40 Wa"
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
l. Thomas Surrogate of the County OF New York.
against Dane W James late of hs countyg Of ff%s He
York deceased ta present the same with Vouchers
ing business NO NO 90 John Street IN the City of New
PRG As" cRTs 9PE she E AM Say GE6RG e
EDMUND GoEEIN 1 = At.9rnsy for Executors. s. Pin.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON AByER c.
Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York
e Of hs coaRys aaGs Of 9%s Hes
S s at The & place % %
Of 7 York on Or betors e9s Ss h050sEs .,
dated New York. the 22d day Of Noyember 1907.
ccF2AR cRARLEs EE9NfbFij!z y. HkNp Executors.
oDELL 8 oDEI,L IL attorneys & for Executors. 90 Wall
SsCOTT WILLIAM An PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of @ Hon v1h1 Abner Thomas Surrogate the
M ts heyag ognS nm' ans ss4 % Wam Scott
to present same. with to the sub
scrbers their place of transacting business at the
% Wnlilrn in Borough Manhattan in fbs
City Of New York on or before the 21st day Of May
Dated New YORK, the 9th day OF November. 1907
THE FARMERS LOAN TRUST COMPANY
EssELsTYN & KETCHAM. Attorneys for ExeeUts,,
No. Rector Street Borough OF Manhattan New
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
notice hereby given % III having against
to present same. with thereof to ths
fSG9eLS "a al b 3' & Ree S' @ t"SSes Oh business No AZ
18th day Of August next
HENRY sIElNIAEDT, NELSON A. MILLER IRA T.
IRA E. MILLER. Attorney for Executors a. Broadway
FRag6FMSVANcF OF AZ oEfPFR q F OF HoM
notice is hereby given to ali persons havtnw "a h1rK
John Donaldson the County Of Ns@
business no % william see P9Se It
Of Manhattan in the city of New York. before
9 i24 AS Sf Fl sS
eSutOr. az Willisa. Street New XorG -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
PENNS1JN ANA.
THE KITTATINNY

Now open under same management season The
most beautiful and healthful resort which spend
the Spring Season Climate mild air dry nygorat-
ing. delightful walks and drives.
ING Gtlf tennis. bowling billiards pool. shuttle boards
boatng etc Largest, modern appointed hotel
tapacdtg 900 situated in its own Mountain Park II
BuO Steam heat fires
baths. spacious parors Cuisine and service unex
ceIe ana its farm gives the table products par
excellence. Telephone and telegraph offices. American
plan also la carte. Illustrated booklet application
showing hotel kttatinny Park official maps.
Livery. Garage. Special spring rates. q FRANK
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
BIG AUCTION BUDGET.
Bidding Likely TO Be Brisk This
Week IN the SQlew0Oms.

Ihe auction budget TO be disposed of this week
III me Real Estate Salesrooms Nos. IA and 16
HeSeS 81" Is large. Among the offerings will be
found many choice improved and unir,,ro,.a1 T.,
yestment properties The list is as follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

vI,WO LOFTS AND BASEMENT. EACH 622xso RkLII LII
Il atfc rover III 100 horse: new building: hsht al
sides ee$ator heat. watChman; sprinkler EQUIP
freight terminals: plenty
good help available: immediate possession OWNER on
premses 2G3 271 Classon Dekalb ave- Is Aiyn-
I OF'Ts TO LET. rs FIT FRONT BY IS TT. DEEP;
4 4 light: electric hoist: con
Ienent to All railroads. possession. PRINCE
IRON WORKS. 555 West SD ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
NEW YORK, ONTARIO G WESTERN RY.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
PENNSYIYAN

Shelter Island Heights, Y. \.
New York office for booking. Metropolitan
Madison ave, Room 1904. r. T Martin. Mgr See Long
Island X. r. Time Table.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

r11r-sIIINC COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT OR SALE.
u, acres brick mansion late residence OF H. A
Ire-t 3 stories attic 10 buffers pantry,
6atbroous conservatory. basement kitchen and
I,ndTv. steam heat hardwood floors; $4,000 rent. 500
per month Apply ELLIOTT, JAFFitAl q w. 1'i
broadway. n. Y. city or. local agents.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

Rutherford y !.
StUBwAY TRAINS TO JERSEY NOW RUNNING.
- BUY healthy home beautiful Jersey hills. near
Montclar; transportation convenient; new, residential
mark development: block from trolley caldwell Ceiars
property: cottages bungalows, building piots small
monthly payments Write for booklet, just issued.
AMERICAN HOMES COMPANY * Exchange Place.
Jersey City.
StEAsHORE HOMES FOR RENT At ASRCRY PARK.
- AIlenhurst and Deal. ALBERT ROBBINS. 226 Main
C, 0ruosite deuot, Asbury Park y. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

Instruction.
For Both SeXes-City.
THE RFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square (l122 Broadway
Harlem Branch, 34S LenOX Ave- l2Ith ST
Rro0kIyn - Court 81.
SUMMER SCHOOL. AT ASBURY PARK. y T.
Teachers sent to all places within hundred miles
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

WAITRESS or PARLORNA AID-Bv con-
petent young girl nrsr t.aSs. three years
in last place, excellent references. oSter-
berg's Bureau, 1i6 Lexington ave Ls-'
1055-PiaZa
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

For other narrow measure adVerts~
naents see ninth page.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

WAITRESS. By North n ireland P-o,ss-
taDt. I'm the city. rrSr class. takes SOD
care q silver and sl4ss. very best - writ
ten and personal references, wages -
FllSertys Bureau. 40 Columbus ave. TEL
I4I-River
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

WAITRESS SS.-COOK= two vsrticUIs-.y
neat Young women. one waitress ot1sr
cook. good references. city or country =
II. Mrs. Collier = Agency. - West 81 -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
Nee Jersey Real Estate.

TNOIR NEW TEN ROOM HOUSES; ALI. IMPROVE
IL ments; $4,000 to $4,000. bargains Address ELY.
Rutherford. y. ].
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
School Agencies.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTKn.
Female.

NURSERY GOVERNESS. English F-,t-
estaut, neat and rsr-sI. three years
Personal references CITY OF crU1c-r F..
Mrs Golfers Agency 10 Ves. 2S5 So
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

WORKING not SEEEEPEE In family
where servants are kept. On claiii'el
work sewing caye Tor Invalid. country
preferred. Address Moderate. So Coil'n-
bus ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20

WASHING Family washing % take Hc'ne
or 30 cut, also dO Cp curtains, csst rel-
erenCe. Mrs. Bl0Cuheld i2p East sd 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-20
Country Property to Let.

- ~ -I-I-1T1SIIED HOUSES OSSINrNG AND
-i.init- THOMAS I.EARY. 160 Main street
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-08-20
How 1t Is Done.

A Kansas exchange says "Now and
then some cheerful individual remarks
to us: "Well, now that the paper is
out suppose that you can take it easy
for three or four days" Yes, how de-
lighted it is that the country editor has
nothing at all to do between press
days. Business runs along automati-
cally. When paper bills come due
money drops off the trees with which
to pay them. Subscribers view with
each other to see who can pay the faith
est in advance. Advertisers beg for
additional space and the way news
hunts up the editor is also pleasant to
contemplate.
There is something really strange
about the way news items act. When
the paper is out the editor simply goes
to his desk, leans back in his easy chair,
looks wise and then waits for the next
weeks press day. The day before
press day the people line up before the
office door and then file past his desk
and tell him all the news of the week.
He writes it up in about fifteen or
twenty minutes, then takes it back
and hangs it on the copy hook.
The compostors take the copy, shake
it over the type cases, say a few mystic
words, the type flies into place, and
after few passes by the foreman the
forms are ready for the press again.
And the editor goes down,and deposits
some more money in the bank.
1t is the greatest snap in the cata-
logue. Now if the editor could only
do away with press day his icy would
be complete.