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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07

u h generally conceded by review.
ess Of the great struggle between the
states that a strong man IN The whiee
House IN 1890 might have saved the
ceuntry from elvil war over the slave
controversy, Lincoln took the hsln 10
1851, and the guns % Sumter forced
him to act vigorously. For four years
- kept doing things to back up the
bold initiative he had taken the mo-
ment the nag was fred upon. since
that era the demand has been steadily
growing for executives Of stFong per
nonality. Even governors who viii do
things are wanted. ana the NEST stir.
RING elections In the states often turn
upon the personality Of the candidate
foF governor rather than the elalua Of
party.
A writer In the Atlantic Monthly takes
the ground that the old school theories
% government have been overthrown
and the tendency today h 70 hold
presidents and governors reaponslhls
for what Legislators do OF fan TO DO.
While executive aggression" 10 come
times condemned. Il Il also highly En-
tolied and BY the very same volcsa
IN the long run the executive who DE-
votes his energies solely to tho good
q the state has the support Of the
Masses for at heart the people are
act partisans. Thsy want some aore
o. program put through ana lOoa 10
lha man At the top to DO n.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07

There has been patented by a Nor.
wegian tirm a prureSs Of manufactur-
nv eolored weeds. whole stems Of
green trees are cOlored. the sap being
pressed out Of the stem by force ana
tie DE iEjected in lts place. 1t ia
claimed that wood treated By this
pgocess d much mere durable than
agalnary wood and win not warp
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07

A. . hint 20 Mr.. BFyan for March I
the BrOoklyn Eagle recalls TIE tact
that Stephen A. Douglas held I'm.
coins hat at OLD Aha's arst Inaugural.
Bat At the national polls IN 1850 Deus.
las had proved q Be IN ally rather
than an opponent u EAneoln Ne split
the Democratic popular vote. hne gain.
ID only twelve electoral voteA. Dous.
las Democratic rival JeAn O BEsek.
inridee. received ssvsnly-ewo vvoss d
the electoral college. standing che ase-
oHd highest. although hls populAr vots
was fewer By 100000 than that cast
for the little Giant
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07

That sending of invilations 10 bridge
parties through the mails can - stop
ped without the parties chiefly lntsrs
sstsd discovering that anything has'
happened.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07
copied the agency Tor /.

eeDted the agency .or
i. ! am not here to huus..
nc am not asking thsn : !.
Istomachs with 4 81 !, 7
drugs. x-Ray oil i Durs. s alsE
= mainly for external ss''..'
and II properly used vi 80, n
claim for it. think / !. y !. Y
wonderful medicine eva, : !. = y
market have many frlss y. :,
people who are PERSONAL, "
ed with me and are villas ,.'A'
TOT IOr my integrity and vlll 81 4
= 4 they are indebted J 4 "
1-Ray oil for health M W.. Y
One thousand bottles ], NJ
oerIui oil sold in Spokane |.
You may need just such / ,., \
minute. Get a bottle Of |, ~. ,,..'
sale by all Occur d,AIena 49,
Doc per bottle.
10 those who may YET Al. Y.
doubts IS to the merits d x.p', i
even after all ! have said q a
your benefit l will quote n. I.
Of recent date from the IadIa' y, /.
society Of Wichita, Kan:
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. ID ~,
The X-Ray Oil Company. sam, =.
Dear Friends: Asst i pov M, Y.
four years since we made 81, !.
quaintance through the x-p,v 5
and It has proved such fr,e.s !. !.
many homese, we, the aid soeIs,,
the Trinity M. E. church, v,Dl !.
thank you for this wonderful n.
cine, and as the postal order
you today will settle our accou,, +
to date ! want to ask You i,v.,
We have worked hard q NJ.
this temple for God and Tor ia
OF the human family and arc ID,
almost ready to dedicate II. We 3.
to kindly ask of you. the oWners Il
managers of the X-Ray on eomp..v
to attend our dedication, which VI
take place the 4th Of January, N,
(Signed) MRS, MAGGIE BURcE
r. F. d. No. 8, Boz Z, Wiehis
Kan.
Alene send direct to F. G. EptOn, Iosl
, coast agent Of the X-Ray OH Coz
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07
A Story of Sunny
Southern CaIifOrni,

Last March / was at Coronado in
southern California. One day while
wandering around the island enjoy
ing its beauty and view Of the grand
old Pacific ocean and the magnificent
bay of San Diego, met doctor who
was making his morning calls. In the
course of our conversation he in
formed me that he was just going
across the street to attend patient
who was suffering with a severe at
tack of rheumatism and that he had
advised her to move over to San
Diego, where there was less moisture
in the air. He said: II can't do much
for her. She just ecreams with pain
If any one touches her, and ] have
been giving her opiates to relieve her
suffering am not physician, but
made up my mind right there and
then that l would do something for
this poor woman.
sent to Los Angeles, the only
place in that part of the country
where X-Ray oil can be bought. I
had four bottles of 1t and the book
X-Rayopathy, sent by express and
told the nurse to use the oil accord
ing to instructions in the book. In
FIVE days time the patient was up do
ing her homework This story Is
true in every particular. 1t is also
true, think, that X-Ray oil is doing
more real good and curing more all
ing people than any other medicine
on the market today. If you want
real genuine proof, we can furnish it;
proof that X-Ray oil has, and will,
cure these ailments: Nervousness, st.
Vitus dance, female troubles, consti-
patton, diphtheria, stomach troubles,
sore throat, pneumonia, lumbago, APP
pendicitis, la grippe, collie, cramps,
diarrhea, indigestion, weak back, and
will cure cuts, sprains and bruises in
the quickest possible time. know
of cases like those Just mentioned
that have been cured, and that is the
reason why my faith in X-Ray oil is
unbounded, and the reason why ac-
Persons living outside of Occur d.
box 651, Spokane, Wash, the Pacifl
pany, Salina. Kansas.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07
Unless It's a Good Store 1t Will
Not Pay to Advertise 1t!

NLESS you know person-unIess that person
comes into your life in some way-you
not greatly concerned about whether he is good or
bad desirable or Objectionable
It's so with store. The people who never visit
1t care nothing about it way or the other It
doesn't exlst-for them But, when they are per-
suaded to patronize it; when they come to turn the
spotlight OF their attention on it; when comes to
have part in their lives as some stores must have
In all lives, then it's different; then it DOES matter
whether 1t strives to win confidence; it does matter
whether or not its price concessions are genuine de-
pendabe
it meets all tests that good store must stand
when 1t is advertised-when it thus invites the crit
cal attention OF Peope-then advertising makes" the
store 1t it fails in most of the vital thinqs-iff
proves under the light of publicity, not to be much Of
store, THEN ADVERTISING WILL NOT PAY
for IT will emphasize shortcomings as we'll as merits
eSe same reasons it is generally assumed that
the store which does not advertise is seekinu to
close inspection and comparison and that The store
which does is counting them
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-07

Persons living outside dAlene On
box 651 agent xRs on o.
pany, Saina,
Free-To any address, book, X-Rayopauy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03

stroy. Nnen to apply the remedy must
also be understood. says the Indiana
Farmer Some enemies OF the fruit
trees are killed by poisons, while 9th.
ers can be destroyed only by such mix
lures as kill by contact. Again, there
are diseases Of the fruit tree that can.
not be cured. but which may be prevent
ed by iudicious spraying.
Now is the time Of year when the or
ehard should be cleaned up. The trees
should be given the necessary pruning,
all dead and affected branches removed,
and all limbs. brush and trash, which
afford hsrbOr for insects, should be
burned. This having been completed, the
trees viii be in shape for the early
spraying. For spraying while the
trees are yet dormant, the copper sui
plate solution is used Bordeaux mix.
ture should he used after growth starts.
The difference in these two preparations
is in the proportion Of the copper sui.
plate, and the lime, which Is added to
the bordeaux mixture to prevent injury
to the foliage. Copper sulphate solution
is prepared by dissolying one pound Of
copper sulphate in 16 gallons of water,
for use on apple, pear and cherry trees,
and one pound TO 25 gallons OF water
Tor peach and plum trees. This solution
is recommended for fungus diseases,
cankqr. worm, Goblin moth. cherry rot,
curculio and slug.
For best results the branches should
be thoroughly covered with this solution
and TO make sure OF this two sprayings
should be made, one after the buds have
started but before they have opened, anu
the other 10 days earlier. Then, just
before the blossoms open, bordeaux mix
ture should be applied. The formula
for this is copper sulphatd six pounds
pure lime four pounds, and water so
gallons, or in this proportion. The cop.
per sulphate may be put in coffee
sack, or something similar, and suspend
ed in five or more gallons OF water, in
a wooden vessdl
II is our custom to dissolve It in a
barrel by placing a stick across the top
and adjusting the string from this so
the sack will be fully submerged, and |
vet not rest on the bottom The lime
should be Stacked in an equal amount I
Of water the two solutions thoroughly /
mixeF. and sufficient water added to
make five gallons. It must be well /
strained. either before or after mixing; /
we prefer TO do It afterwards. 1t should 4
be seen that the lime is pure aud in the
right proportion, otherwise the foliage
may be injured.
In choosing spraying outfit, one
best suited to conditions should be Sc
ected. The equipment that would be
suited to commercial orchard would
not be at all necessary for a small grow
ar. For our young orchard, which has
not yet come into bearing, we have
found that our potato sprayer answers
.he purpose. However, when the trees
ret larger machine that viii spray
higher will be required. The object is
3 throw fine spray, and to get it
evenly distributed over the entire tree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
Beunington's School Population.

Leroy G. Brant, clerk Of the ineor-
pomted school district OF the village Of
bennington, has completed the annual
census Of the school children of the
village between the ages OF 8 and rs
years OF age and finds that the total
number is 1885 which is an increase Of
20 over that Of his last years report.
Mr.. BTant's report shows as follows:
Number OF children in incorporated
school district between 1ve and eight
years Of age-Si3.
Number Of children in Incorporated
school districe between eight and fifteen
years of age--745.
Number Of children in Incorporated
school districe between fifteen and eigh-
teen years of age-307.
Number Of children In Incorporated
school dictrict between five and eighteen
years Of age (the sum OF the three pre-
ceding questions) ] .365.
Number of boys in Incorporated
school district between FIVE and Eighteen
years of age--654.
Number Of girls in incorporated school
district between five and eighteen years
OF age--711.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
A FRIEND In NEED.
Vermont Congressman vouehed for Hon
esty of Burlington Lawyer in Wash
ington.


The friends of a well known lawyer
and banker, who is also persistent vo.
tary Of the automobile and director OF
the Champlain Transportation company,
but who shall be nameless, are enjoying
considerable fun at his expense as the
result of his experience in Washington.
A member Of the Vermont delegation.
who happened in az the New Willard
Hotel at Washington the other morning,
saw the Burlingtonian coming out OF the
elevator with a guardsman on either side
of him. The national lawmaker hurried
up to-see what was happening and found
that the Burlingtonians was being rushed
of to the station house The guardsmen
said they found him trying various doors
in the New Willard and when they took
him to task he insisted that he was
hunting for his wife, but had forgotten
the number of his room and had become
lost, They did not put any stock in that
yarn and took him for Just a common
marauder. After good deal Of explana-
ton, the member of the delegation sue
ceeded in having him released and took
him to the hotel desk, where it was dis
covered that his wife had been actually
waiting for him a long time and had
begun to think she had lost him for
good
The incident viii remind many Of the
experience which another Burlington law
yer had at reception in honor Of Presi.
dent Roosevelt in that city few years
ago when he was closely watched by the
secret service men until thev ware as
sured that he was harmless.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
oF VERMONT. SIS.

STATE OF NEhMONI, -.
The nonresident proprietors Of Che
town Of Washington, in the county OF
Orange. are hereby notified that the
taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date, remain
either in whole or in part unpaid, on the
following described land in said town, to
wit:
No. Of lot. II; division, 3rd; range,
4th; No, of acres, 81 original proprietor,
Alexander House; known as, Dwight
land; supposed owner, Henrietta r.
Dwight tax, Sl35.
And for further and more particular
description Of said land above referred
to, the land records Of said town of
Washington, and especially the records
of deed from A. s. Austin, admr. of
Elihu Hyde's est. to Henrietta +. Dwight
dated Dec, 2, 1882, and recorded in book
liz, page 2l9, and the deeds and records
therein referred to are hereby referred
to-
And so much Of said land win be sold
at public auction at the town clerks
Office, in the village OF Washington, in
said town Of Washington, on the 3rd day
of April next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, as shall be requisite to discharge
said taxes with costs, unless previously
paid.
Dated at Washington, in said county
Of Orange, this LIST day Of March, A. D.
1909.
W. Il. Worthley,
Collector Of taxes for the Town of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
what the Emmanuel Movement Really Is


what is this idea that has aroused a
storm Of opposition and approval from
one end of the country to the other!'
says Woman's Home Companion for
March. and then proceeds to answer its
own question completely and effectively.
The movement, started by Doctor Wor-
oester in Emmanuel church, Boston, has
spread. until now ii embraces seventy
five churches. 1t is brought out plainly
In this article that, while the minds in
huence over the body was demonstrated
centuries ago, the Emmanuel movement
is an absolute departure, because it Is a
combination of religion and medicine
the physician and the minister working
hand in hand to relieve the sufferings Of
mankind. Every step of the movement
has been undertaken under the auspices
Of the physician It's great value to the
church is brought out clearly. In this
March issue, Or. William B, Parker says
in part:
cts significance to the church is hard
to overestimate. II means turning the
minds Of men back to the church for prac-
teal help and succor To the teacher,
the student, Ghe IeAdetB the tMHkeI, ~
means having a new topic added to his
interests, new region opened to devel.
opment. 1t Is comparable to the popular
discovery Of psychology twenty years ago
when that became the most interesting
subject Of reading in the world. It
means clearing away mist and confusion
from a subject of great importance and
letting in new light upon the working
Of our minds. 1t means strengthening
each mans confidence in his ability to
help himself and his fellows. To the
It has given an effective argu
ment for the power Of the spirit, the eff
cacy of prayer and the presence Of God.
To the medical profession it has done
perhaps the greatest service in checking,
If not curing, the materialism which was
So general in its ranks"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
FOR SALE.

| FOR sALE-Farm Of ITO acres win keep
10 cows and team. 800 sugar trees. abundance
Of wood Good buildings. Hay cut with ma :
chine. Located / mile from stores. school.
! post office. creamery, etc. Price Tor a quick
sale only ss0o First come, first served. aSstf
FOR SALE--Farm OF ITO acres, l.2 mile
from Orange Center; cuts 50 tons Of hay.
Buildings in good repair. Good apple orchard.
Price S3,oa0, l-2 cash. 269tf
FOR SALE-Farm in williamstown. 1877
acres. Will keep 20 cows and team. 2500 fruit
trees. Extra good buildings There is wood
enough 10 pay for the farm. Come in and get
our price. 2S0tf
FOR sALE-TIouse and barn, between South
Barre and quarries. House has seven rooms.
gooo garden. one.half acre OF land. Price
good place for man that works on the quar-
lies 2s2a
FOR SALE-Six- room house on Perrin hilt
Spring water goes with the place. The honse
is in good repair. very large lot, III = feet
house ana a chance to tie up head OF stock.
large quantity Of fruit. Price Sl,a5o. VIII ex-
change for farm 2sltf
FOR SALE-Cottage barn and two boats at
Woodbury. pond House all furnished, sleep.
ing rooms. Price $1,000 2s2tf
Hotel ana barn for sale or to rent Good To-
casion. 2s2tf
Two OF the best properties in the City have
JUST been listed with us for immediate sale be-
Ing the home place OF the late Or Braley on
North Main street and the Carl Benedict resi-
aenoe on Eastern Ave. We will describe these
properties later. 91stf
Cottage. six rooms, located on fremont street
with al modern Improvements The owner
has moved away and wants TO sell bad Price
S240a. 26stf
Four tenement house with all modern im-
provements, located on Brook street. Rents
Tor $50 per month, Come and look this over
sndpnake an offer 26stt
nice livery business well located. This is
good business ana paying we'll Better look
this up once. 26Stf
Farms, timber lands business blocks, we
have got anything you want 2sstf
The F. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre, VT.
+. B. CATE. H. A FLOOD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
rhe Most successful PIays Are clean.

Frederic Thompson, the well known
theatrical manager, writing in Success
Magazine" says:
The most successful plays and the
most successful musical entertainments,
not only Of recent years, but Of all time,
have been clean. This is a statement
which goes with absolutely no qualtica-
ton or reservation. Il applies also 70
PLAYERS playwrights, and Monographs
why | don't know, unless. as said
before, cleanliness of all kinds IS a ire
mendous factor in final success. And
by success |, as a manager, am still
talking Of dollars and cents. klaw and
Eraneers Ben Hur' and Little Memo
and William A. Brady's Way Down
East have made more money and will
live longer on the forty-weeks-a-ye
boards than any two eleverly written but
suggestively immoral French or English
or German or American plays which You
or anyone else can name. 'Brewster's
Millions and Polly OF the Circus both
OF which | am proud to have produced,
lave been. are now, and will continue to
me. productive OF bigger returns than
any two American plays OF the present
day which deal with indeceney Miss
Maude Adams is the greatest drawing
card in the whole theatrical armament.
She is more respected and is Weather
than Madame Bernhardt--which does not
mean that BernhaTdt il not the greatest
actress Of the last or present generation.
'Fiorodora, Little Johnny Jones, The
Red MIL and Mademoiselle Modesto
have made more money than a hundred
such productions as the Queen Of the
Moulin Rouge have OF WILL"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03

FARM FOR sALE-Containing IS acres OF
land 5 acres OF tiilage, II acres OF pasturage
and 10 acres Of woodland. The place Is located
about two miles from village and railroad sta
tion. GoC set of buildings; quite lot OF soft
wood and IS cheap At 5000. 26Otf
FARM FOR SALE--Containing 1t6 acres OF
land located about three miles from railroad
station and town 90 acres of excellent wood
land good comfortable buildings pleasantly
located Buildings are Insured for $1,000,
assessed for 500 Price $1,000. Wood enough
TO pay for the place. 2S0tf
FOR SALE--Cottage Hotel and Livery stable
connected. Located in q nice little town for
summer business, on line OF railroad. House
contains 10 rooms and is in the prettIest loca
ton 10 town house is located on large lot af-
fording GOOD garden. With the property will
be sold two Morgan mares, and years old
for which parties refused S459; two wagons,
two seighs, lumber wagon, harnesses robes,
and In fact. full equipment Tor a stable ON
account Of sickness the owner will sell the
property for $500, 2sOtf
For further information inquire Of the ID. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FARM For sALE-In East Montpelier,
VI, on the main road from East Montpelier 10
Seldom, miles from barre and miles from
Montpelier, containing 2t5 acres, tiliaee. pas.
land covered with growing timber. about three
hundred thousand feet Of lumber and three
thousand run Of wool standing over 40 fruit
trees Two-utoTy house with ell and she'd.
Horse oain ~ by 50. SIT. basement GranarJ
10 by 20 Three other harms. Tfo sheds. Can
tie 10 head Of cattle. This farm will keep 40
COWS and team. Rnnning water 70 house and
barn. New England phone, Il. h. -. Price
$500 II this farm Il sold within two weeks.
Inquire Of A. y. Batchelder, Barre, Vermont
Telephone $50 2s7u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03

In the United States District Court for th Dis
trict of Vermont In the matter of Perry NJ.
Wheeler Bankrupt. in Bankruptcy. Notice is
hereby given that the Trustee of the estate of
tue saie bankrupt will on March n, 1919. At 2
O'Clock 4 NJ, offer the following described
property belonging to said estate for sale at
pu bic auction All Bans Accounts of Bank-
iupt sale at j. Ward Carver's ONCE, Barre
Terms cash
Dated at Montpelier. in said District, this
25th day sf February, 1899 29st3
WILLIAM \. THERIAULT, Referee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03

FOR SALE-2i Patterson street. house seven
rooms besides two in basement, bath, laundry,
hot water connections electric lights, steam
heat, all finished IN hard wood. good barn,
stalls, with basement. place for hens. City
water. Lot % feet front, 100 deep. This Is a
very desirable place. The best Of neighbors
and near the car line. IL must be seen TO be
appreciated. For price and terms inquire at
ths 4. b. Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre,
Vermont 2s3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03
ABOUT THE STATE


A Vermont association has been form-
ed in Merden, Conn. with the following
oincersi President, j. r. Leonard vice.
president, Col. G. l.. upham; secretary,
and treasurer, b. w. Estey. The last Of
this month the association will have a
social, with Vermont maple sugar sery.
ed in all possible ways. Secretary Is
tey, who has been HI a2 states, says he
never met citizens superior TO the sons
OF Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-03

Valuable Main street property consisting OF
house ana balm and large extra lot adjoining,
having frontage Of 90 feet on Main street.
and depth Of $50 feet. win sell for less than
the land alone will be worth in q few years. The
house and barn will rent for enough to pay a
fair rats of interest on the investment Lot
tire buildings stand on has a frontage Of 10 feet
House has all modern eanvehiences and the
barn Is large Buildings could not be erected
to- day for S5000.O0 above the land. Inquire Of
Vermont 265tf