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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-13
TEXAS WORK NOTES

State Secretary Paige visited Lancas-
ter, Mexia, Groesbeck, Bryan and
Houston this week in the interest of
the work. At Mexia he conferred with
leading workers and arranged with the
Rev. ]. w. Pearson, our late candidate
for governor, to organize the Twelfth
senatorial district. Mr.. Pearson will
take the field at once
At Bryan arrangements were made
with Mr.. Tom A. Seavey and D. c.
Hargraves to undertake the organizing
work in the Eleventh and Twentieth
districts.
Besides comforting with workers at
these two points, Mr.. Paige held con-
ference at Houston with the Hon. Geo.
w. Carroll, our late nominee for vice
president Mr.. Carroll was much
pleased at the progress of the work,
and is confident of a great advance this
year. The addition to the state fund
through Mr.. Paige's work for the week
amounted to about 1925
Mr. George c. Ulmer is still digging
away in Montague county. At Bowie,
Sunset and MONTAGUE a splendid en-
rol1ment has been secured Mr.. Ulmer
spoke several times and was we'll re-
ceived The vote in that county will
show a good increase this fall Clubs
will be formed at all points.
The Rev. J. NJ Wiltshire of Tolan
is organizing a strong National Issue
club there. He will probably organize
his district thoroughly.
Dallas has organized two National
Issue clubs, one central club with
thirty-one members, and one in the
Third ward with fifty members.
O. w. Outland h"e just visited Gold
thwaite, Loneta, Lampasas, Burnett and
Marble Falls with good results both as
to votes and pledges for finance. He is
getting down into South Texas now.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-02-13
Eugene W. Chain
ATTORNEY AT LAW
326 f q w O d Ave n We
CHICAGO. ILL.
PROHIBITION LECTURES,

BY Rev. q. n. worthen, Temperance
Lecturer ana Evangelist Of the
Great Southwest.
Fun, wit and facts, by one OF the most
persistent Workers for Prohibition the
Cause has ever had. Twenty-Five years
in the service, during which time he has
had many adventures, being several
times mobbed by the saloon element.
Mr.. Worthen sells as many of his new
book, prohibition Lectures" as he does
Of the more widely known, "FROM
BALLROOM TO HE'LL"
Either book sent postpaid for Csc,
stamps or currency.
THE EVANGELICAL PUB CO., Chicago
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February IS, 1908

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

mates of such minor correctional insti-
tutions as jails and warehouses;, very
large proportion of whom were arrest
for being drunk or disorderly; but if
these were excluded, and attention
confined to charges other than drunk
enness, alcohol could still be made re-
sponsibIe for 50.88 per cent. or more
than half, of all crimes. An almost
: IDENTICAL result was reached quite in
ependently by the Investigators of
he Committee of Fifty, who very
carefully scrutinized the records of
IL, 4O2 convicts in II prisons and re-
formatories scattered through IL
states. The investigation did not in
clude ordinary jails. and therefore took
no account of persons convicted for
mere misdemeanors, drunkenness, or
violation of the liquor laws The av-
erage, however, was 40 IS per cent. a
ctage which the committee puts
forward with much confidence as rep
resenting AN approximate expression
of the truth. -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02
NOTES FROM ADJACENT COUNTIES

The December term of the Caledon
ia county court convened at ST. Johns
bury yesterday, Judge William H.
Taylor of Hardwick presiding. Robert
w. Simonds of St. Johnsbury is the
new states attorney and will have
charge of the "a state cases on the
docket. There are 81 cases on the jury
calendar and AZ cases on the court cal
endar. The only case on the trial last
against the railroad is the Cushman
& Rankin VS.. the Boston & Maine for
alleged damages at the time their
plant was burned in Lyndon. T s
will be taken to the court on legal
questions involved in the case. There
will also be hearing before the court
in the case of George Van Dyke VS..
the Grand Trunk railway. for alleged
damages by the burning of the plain
tiff's timber. There are ID divorce
cases on the court calendar and one for
the annulment of the marriage.
A corporation has been organized in
St. Johnsbury for the manufacture of
artificial ice. 1t is expected that the
machinery will be, installed before
spring and the ice on the market. The
plant will have capacity of 10 tons
day and the water will be taken from
the spring Menut and Parks are the
principal stockholders in the new en-
terprise and will be general managers
of the new company. The company
expects to be able to manufacture the
ice at only slight advance above the
present market price of natural ice and
the purity of it's products is guaran-
teed.
After December l all the barber
| shops of Hardwick become union shops,
and the hours Of opening and closing
will be as follows: They will close at
noon Mondays until Tuesday morning,
and at O'Clock Tuesday, Wednesday.
I Thursday and Friday evenings, and
Saturday night at II o'clock. The
shops will be closed holidays but will
keep open until 10 o'clock the night
before. All customers will be served
if in before the hours of closing. If
the holidays fall on Saturday the shops
will be open half day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02
Jupiter ard Liqhtninu.

Among the ancients, especially the
Greeks and Romans, one struck dead
by lightning was held in great honor.
The supreme deity in the Greek and
Roman religions, Zeus or Jupiter, was
supposed to be the manipulation of the
lightning, and the person struck down
by one of the fiery bolts was especially
distinguished, inasmuch as he ha.
been felled directly by the king of til )
gods. The dignity Of the killer was
reflected upon the killed. In addition
to this, the opinion was quite universal
that the bodies of those struck bv
lightning were incorruptible.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02
SO RE WARD, $40.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in ali
it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Cat
arrh Cure is the only positive cure now
know to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. requires q
cons til utiona treatment. Halls Catarrh
cure is taken internally. acting directly up
on the blood an mucous surfaces of tie sys..
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building ap the constitution and assistil g
nrture in doing it's work. The proprietor 8
have so UGH faith in its curative pewers tn t
they offer One Hundred Dollars tor any Ca e
that il fails to cure. send list of testl
Eaonia1s.
F. J CHENEY & &C., Toledo,O
Sold by Drug gists, 75c.
rake Halls Family Pills for constipation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02
Designations.

Some foreigners and even certain
Americans are disposed to stand aloof
from what they haughtily term the
working classes of the country. 1t is
to be regretted that they could not have
overheard the conversation which took
place on an East river ferryboat not
long ago between recently introduced
shall we hazard it?-wEeelwright and
shopgirl.
DO you attend in Barginer's estab-
lishment:" he asked.
Yes; | am one of the emporium la
dies she replied, with becoming dig
nifty. Where are you engaged?''
Il am one of Banks & Co.'S repository
for carriages gentlemen" he Informed
er.-Philadeiphia Ledger.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

Barton Landing is getting uppish
and is about to sue for divorce from
Barton and will ask to be permitted to
assume her maiden name of Orleans.
There probably be a baseball team
there next summer just the same
St. Johnsbury Republican.
The Orleans County Monitor congrat-
ulates Barton Landing upon its choice
of the name Orleans for its second
christening and remarks that Orleans,
at future date, will be looked upon
as the old town of the county, which
gave it's name to the county instead
of taking it's name from the county.
Orleans is hustling town. Bradford
Opinion.
That Gov. Hughes of New York is a
favorite with Vermonters was strongly
shown by the cheers which his name
received at the banquet of the Fish
and Game club at Montpelier last week.
When Maxwell Evarts alluded to him
as the man who did more to elect
the republican candidate for the presi-
dency than any one in the country, -
and who was himself ''renominated
and reelected governor Of New York
by virtue of his standing in the whole
country the large audience rose as
one and cheered vociferously again
and again. The Barre Times we'll
says ''We believe that the Hughes en-
thusiasGn at the Fish and Game ban
quet indicates where Vermont will
stand four years from now when the
question of the presidency comes up
for settlement. The Vermonters at
MOntpelier Wednesday night may have
been cheering the next president-to-b be
who knows?' -Hyde Park News &
Citizen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

DIR. E. NJ. NICHOLS, BARTON, VT.
DYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. x.Ray
u and Electro Therapeutics.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

us that you, Frank?" asked Mrs.
rippins in a nervous voice as she
leard some one moving about in the
aext room in the darkness.
''It is" replied Mr.. Tippins.
"you gave me such a shock. 1
thought at first there was man in the
e."-Exchange.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02
STATE NEWS
Machine Goes to Panama.

The Jsthmian Canal commission has
placed an order with the Lane Manu-
featuring company of Montpelier for a
complete sawmill outfit. If this fills
the bill more will be bought for work
alongside the big ditch.
Mortified Bank to Be Opened Soon.
At recent meeting of the subscrib-
ers Of the Mortified Trust Co. it was
decided to go ahead with the organiza-
ton of the company. Directors were
elected as follows: A. E. Denny, G.
c. Sanborn, M. d. Smith, l. C. Ellis,
G. W. Wallis, I. J. Deavitt, w. B.
Mayo. The capital stock of the cor
poration is $4,000. The stock has all
been subscribed. Ten per cent was
paid in cash and SO per cent? will be
paid before the bank begins business,
which is expected to be January l.
Judge Found Dead in Bed.
Clarence M. Richardson. assistant
judge Of Washington county court, was
found dead in bed the morning of No
vember "a at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Richardson, his daughter in Montpelier.
Death was due to heart disease. Judge
Richardson was in his usual health the
day before and sat with the presiding
judge in county court. October 7 last
ne was appointed to the position he
held to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Assistant Judge C. M. Winch
of Barre town. Judge Richardson was
SO years old. He was born in Waits
field and had long been successful
farmer and lumber dealer in that town
He is survived by wife and six chill
dren.
Vermont State Grange Meeting.
The following is the program for the
37th annual session of the Vermont
State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry
to be held in he Armory at Burlington
December 8, 9 and 10: Tuesday. Dec 8,
II o'clock Grange in fifth de
gree; calling the roll; appointment o.
committee on Credentials report of tn
executive committee. Tuesday after
noon, go o'clock-annual address o
worthy master; reports Of officers: re
ports of deputies: announcement O.
standing committee introduction O
resolutions without debate. Tuesda.
evening, 8 o'clock public meeting TO
which the program is not yet com
plete N. J. Batchelder. master of tn
national Grange, Mason S. Stone o
Montpelier, state superintendent o
education, and Mayor w. j. Bigelov
will address the meeting. Wednesday
Dec. 9, 9 o'clock business
reports of Pomona Grange II o'clock
election Of officers. Wednesday after
noon.1 80 o'clock completion of cleo
ton of officers and two members of tn
executive committee suggestions TO
good Of the order; introduction of res
olutions. Wednesday evening, 8o'clocl
conferring the sixth degree: exem
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

VIM. K. ALDRICR.
awyer. Practice in State and use
IL New England and Peoples. telephones
Barton Landing, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

plifying the unwritten work impart-
ing the A. w. Thursday, Dec. 10, 8
o'clock Reports of committees, install
lation of officers, transaction of all
necessary business.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

Bilious attacks, sick-headaches, indiges-
ton, constipation, dizzy spells s. these
are some of the results of an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor If he endorses
Ayers Pills in these cases. The dose
is small, one pill at bedtime.
Made BY the ]. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Maes-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-09

96lae. geo6 baben mir iebt logan
ein8elne aantone obne einbeitli6es
Ge6t fir ibr @ebtet. l1no 5ebn bon
nnleren 25 G~leinitaatden beltben
iiberboupt fem eigenes Trlpatreft,
neil iie iih bielen 2urus nibt @letlter
mohten. Gin Orittel unierer gepole
ferung lebt auBerba1b oes Setmat-
falltons uttb alio fo5uiagen inter
> fremoem" 93e6t. 0ns ma6t Damn
~beion6ers beim @rbre6t S6ptertg=
feiten. Cine @obltot III oie @inbeit
oornebmlid au6 ols Sr~onung1ttfte<
rim i'm &ppotbefenipeieh Dos bis
lang in bun0ert Sormen bon Sppo=
tbefen ii6 aeripIitterte. Die fanto=
nolen @e1te tparett our6aus niht
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foh suiammengefIidt nod fremben
Muifern. @IiidIidermei1e lit Dem
@erfe in Ser 9%eratung Die tnfere
@inbeit, Ser loeiibe ~3uiammenbang
nift geraubt mor6en. Ser gerfalier
Ielbit bat Die 9eratune i'm Wattonol=
rate eeIeitet uno bieien nit fi6 fort=
aerifien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-09

9%eltebenoen berbei3ufiibren, nno
oos tit inter oen gerbaItniiien in
unIerm 2alloe u1moeli6. Cont
Qber, menn man sur @eipalt gretft,
ootm mnB Ole 8eboroe einidreiten
uno oonn lit m%eiltenteils bos Gnoe
90. 9tud in &entudp miro es 10
iein, aa6 BORT farm man oieie Sc
palttaten ni9t ouloen au6 bort
lper6en oie 9eboroen tie u%rteroriiden
miiiien nno aitd BORT peroen iie
ser getpegune, it bereu SntereIie tie
ongeblid gennadt iino, mebr i6aoen
ais benz Srult, geger ben ite geri6<
tet itn6. Solte n1ts iibrigens gar
ni6t munoern lpenn uniere io5iali.
ftiIden Sreunoe oernnd6it b%erausttf.
teltenL oieie Gdubertaten ieien IN
@irfli6feit bon oem Srlit an9eltif=
tet, Inn ieine @egner 8u bisfreoitie-
rem.
@ie iid Die @erbdltniiie in gu
fnnft geitolten merbeu, fam man
CUR 3eit nod nidt 1aeen. Die 4me-
ricon Sobooeo MiiociationL Die off
aien Ser @erlebung Der Srtitgeiese
ongeflogt lit, bebauptet, BOP iie ME
mails fogenannte Sruit : Weetbooen
a~ngetpanot babe, bob fie boafomlrten
Iegitim porgebe uto ooB iie bis iest
gar feinen @rnno babe, ibr Sc
i6aft in 4entltdp aufangeben. Ole
gql1itp Speietp, mel6e Die nulten
u@a6treiter" NIT aroBer gnersie
bon iid ab5uidiitteln iudt, bebaup'
tel, ebenfaGs, Bob tie mi legittf1f
Mittel in @nmenoung bringe, 3. 9,
oos Der freunoidaftli6en lleberre'
onng, uno BOB iie alan5enoen @rfolq
babe. 9aB fie Die o~iesidbrige @rnte
bereits boGitanoig %fontroaiere nnf
| baB iie bas feite 8eripreden bielet
Sabafspflan5er babe, i'm na6iter
| Sobr feinen Sabaf 81 pflan5en uni
10 Ben aruit alts5nbuneern. Sonil
i6einen beioe 8arteien f~ieeesgepif
gu iein; mer idlieBlid grfolg 10
ben miro, fonn Mienano fogen
Mber 10 piel tit getpiB, onr6 8etpalt
tdtigfeiten unb 1ingeiebli6e Witte
miro bas 3tel nidt erreiht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-09

Cute @etrdnfe urio farnoier
2unf ftets in 1~ursituller's Saloon
nab @eitnurant, 9ilita StraBe neben
bsr Gale Der &erntannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-09
Cine selbftm1orb= gpibennte

giebt ben 3eitungen ipieber etrntal td9lid
5toff fir ipaltenlanse @rtifeI. 9ariiber
tpiIen Die 3eitltneen aber ntemals gu be-
ridten, baB cine iol6e epidemic eigerts
Iid INNER berrf6t. 9enm ber1a9ld1iiger
ie6r biele @enl6en ibre1 &0rper MIDI
INNER in elmer 8eiie, Die ei1ten fribs
8~eitigen Sob berbeifibrt? 9oppeIt t6ridi
1T 6ieies @erbalten aus benz @rinbe
baB es in ben .Gt. Bernard &rGuters
piIen" Elm ieoermam 5ugdrgli9es. OBJ
IoIut suberlGfiges @itfel bafir 9iebt
einen Shaben, Den man 5einem 2eibe
sugefiiet bat, BEL 3eiten gu %reparieren
@ebralu6t ite. ebe es 5n fpdt lit. ST.
Mpthefen gu hobef1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-09
Die 8edtseinbeit TT Der Sdmeis.

Mm Dienltag nn6 ct. @iflauien
onno 1916 beltdtigten gum eriten
Male nod Ser Seuertaufe oerSdIaht
am Morgarten Die giogenoifen ibs
rem eipigen 8uno bon 1891. Mm
Dienitag nod ct. Niflauien 1907
40. 9e5ember) marc bon ben beioen
eiogenoilii6en @aten getrennt, aber
einmiitig, inter 9amensaufruf Die
Geftseinbeit Der Shmei5 ourb feier=
Iihe Mnnabme 6es erften fduei5eri-
fden biirgerliben @eIesbuds aus Der
Eanfe geboben.
Nahoem oas piel iiitgere< nene
9euti6e &ei9 Dem 8unoesitaate Der
% &antone ldnglt borangegansen,
mars nidt mebr gu friib fir 0ieie,
oas aIte Hrogramm, Dos IN ben 8nn-
neutrality-suspicious. bon 1872
nnb 1874 fdon aufgeiteat nno ats-
gernfen tpurbe: nein He6t nno
cine @rmee!!" ieiner ollmabli-
den grfiiauns eutgegen at fiibren.
No9 feblt aipar Die anbere Salfte
our He6tseinbeit: bns Strafre6t.
gs miro bort beiBere &fe OBJ
ieben ais beim giDilre6t. @ber mentl
oieies 10, mie es in ibmiegiamitpr
Sorm bent gei6idtli6en &edtsbe,
puBtiein bes pielglieoerigen Staats'
peiens angepoBt murbe, audi gebano-
1abt miro, bam leiitet es eefuiB alid)
| gllten @orfpnnnbienit benz d11oern
@erfe, bas nod ausitebeno lit. Chit
ipeilen freut man iih in Der Sdipei5
oes grrungenen.
3u oieiem @reienis miro aus Sii.
| rif geIhrieben: Noh am 10. Nopem-
Der 1898, als Die Gehtseinbei1
| grunoiGslih in Die 8unbesperfaiiuna
aufgenommen tpltrbe, itanoen bie
MGnner aus l1ri Sdmpa uno Inter,
moloen in Sppoiition. Sebt itintml'
ten lire gertreter nit So. un6 es
oarf nun mad aaieitiger 9eeriiBnn9
bieies greieniifes onrd Die geionnmtt
Sdmei5erpreiie ols iider amse1om'
men tperoen, boB bos N~eferenoun
nift angerufen miro. Sod gefpii
fer tpare Der MiBerfolg eines SIN
griffs auf Die fir ale &e6tludenoer
porteilbafte @useleihung Ser i6tpei
ser Hedtsgrllnoidse. Nur in ben
fleinen Solbfanton @ppenaea-Sn
nerrbooen miiroe Die 0erperfuns be
Stimmt erfoleen, einlnal aus alte1
@emobn1eit uno Johann meil oa'
oortige grbre6t bonn neuen @e6t
iiber ben &aufen ~getporfen miro. Die
ies bat inn eanaen &nfbal 10 ef
iAmeiaeriihen biitorii6en 4arafter
bob es fai1m moglid mare, es boril
All iibertreffen. ltnb Die 8or5iig
Ser ginbeit an iif, Ser flaren Spro
DIE nno ginteilune, iino 10 iiberaep
geno, baB aud Die S%o5ialoemofra
ten, bie porber ni1t libel 2uft Der
ipiirten, aus Obitruftion Sturm 81
laufen, es bod bleiben lalien tperoen
li6 idon mieoer 9eltlen 81 bolen
SIR gem1bietes Organ, Der Grit
Iioner", erfennt oenn audi unlinl
uunoen an, oaB Der ebiirgerlihe"
vfapitaliitii9e" Staot ieine notiper1
oigfte anfgabe nit oieiem Werfe
bog ben Mnforoerineen Der 9umonl
tat aere6t merbe, auf beItmogltf)
@eiie e~rfiilt babe.
@us einem 8e6tsmtrrmarr Ohm
@lei6en befreit ms baS neu
cine Gedt, Dem nodgeriibmt lpirf
oab ms Die beiten Suriiten 9entif
lonos oorum beneioen, nit elmer
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ferN. StaHel,
seuten : Gambling.

16uoIer In Seu nnD @etreibe, Iten>
fiIien fir WsiIdtpirsfAaften, @efliigelfars
men ffnb HIei51er. Neues EEL. BIZ. Ill
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Miss Fieda Enge|hadt,
RadfpIgertn bon Mrs. Gbas. DesitS.
LADIES HAIR DRESSER

Oabriiaxtin bpn S5pfes mnh %erri6en.
AoartpnreL Nartcare ,uio Ueii&tssOedf,
fnee. &niIettensA rtifeI auer Ert IN rei9'
1aItieer GusipdN.
~. 212 apemae 9. q. Gel. 1908.
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LIEBER BROTHERS,
PlHmbIns und Htizelnriebtnng.
207 Il. Yrefa> gtraHe, neben sllamu
93attpnaI 4anf.

uue Neparatur<Nrbeiten prompt aus
nsfabrt uub B~arnntiert.
Dfr ridbten ~ir9enomp aus benz Brun'
men far irgenb elm 3immer beige uni
DnIte @nferleitun8 Elm. Sober tanr
0nHerIeitung unt elm Baheaimmer ia.
I'm. Ireat nm Nusfunft unb laBt gut
xp&ennn(6idae tnadhen.
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