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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09
INDUSTRIAL DIVIDENDS JUMP
NEARLY 100000 IN YEAR
Several Companies Paid Their First
Dividends April I, While Others
Are to Paw Extra,

Dlyt0cnQS APTIi ], WnIIe StncFS
Are to Pay Extra.
NEW YORK, April 9.-There will be
disbursed by the large industrial, min
ing, railroad and public utilities cor
porations during April $123,O59, 466. OF
which S72,476,745 will be paid as divi
derds to stockholders and $50,5S2721
as interest to bondhOlders. The total
as compared with similar disburse-
ments in April of last year are most
Interesting. Because of the general
depression in business in the period
covered by the payments dividends
will show falling off of about $1,000,
900, while increased bonded indebted
ness of the large corporations in the
last year has added to interest pay
ments total of approximately SILL
51S,S45, which accounts for the large
total of interest disbursements.
Railroads will disburse to stock
holders S29.316,3S6, as compared with
$35, 150.0S3 in the same month of last
year, while the dividend payments of
the industrial concerns will total 49,
Ats, 745, compared with similar pay
ments in April last year of s38,, 535, 339.
These figures show that the railroads
were the rea sufferers by the contrac-
ton in business activity. as payments
by these to stockholders will be
smaller this year while the disburse-
ments by the industrial concerns will
he practically $5,O00,0J0 greater. That
the check in business was more Sc
verely felt by the railroads is more
fully emphasized by the interest pay
ments for April Payments on bond
ed Indebtedness of the leading rail-
roads shows an increase of more than
$S.000,G00. while there was only a small
increase by the industrials
: Several industl al companies paid
their first dividends in April, while at
least a dozen VIII pay extra dividends
to stockholders, and fhe increase in the
dividends of the industrial companies
almost makes up for the loss in such
payments by the railroads
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09

Both Manager Joe Cantillion and
Captain Ganley are clipper because of
Washington's splendid chance to finish
In the first division this season. The
Senators have the strongest team that
ever represented the Capital City in
the American league. Cantillion has a
great pitching staff and many players
who are able to clout the ball. Wash
ington made a gallant finish last seq
son and knocked the Clevelands out
OF the pennant. Cantillion figures that
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09

the National and State officers of the
league More than 100 or those, who
were leaders in the league work in
the campaign last fall and represent
irg nearly every state in the Union
being present. The decision made by
the meeting will be ratified at an off,
Gal gathering of the National Execu-
tive committee to be held in Washing
ton today
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09

CT -Ifed ad.; To- results.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09
Tuneless Restaurants

CHICAGO, April 9.-Chicago rest
aurants will not provide music in the
summer, according to an agreement
entered into by the proprietors of 25
resorts in and near the loop district.
Persons wishing to dine to the ac-
compartment of music will be COM
PEELED to go to the summer gardens
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09

MIS- veterans will extend themselves
this season and that Washington for
the hrst time in many years has a
cnance to come near winning the pen
nant
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-09
cerynaEcnt Headquarters.

WASHINGTON, April 9-Perma-
ncnt headquarters for the National
League of Republican clubs. of which
aim Hays Hammond is president will
he established here in the near future,
in order to keep the $500 clubs and
100000 members active throughout
the year.
This was decided at meeting OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Wrofc IIrre.

Y9ila0clpbia. 3. Scptembcr.
- Sm oitliden 5beile bon Yennipls
Uanien lit icit mebreren Wonatcn iebr
menis Hcsen sefallen, rno bic oa.
ourf cr5el,gte Giirre lit afut scipor:
ben. 6elofriidte nno 8eioesriinoe
iinb ai,ssetrodnet. uno Der SdaScn
fir bic 5armer lit arpbi. Nad} ci,,cr
Gepefhe aus ycrf, Sd, lit bic 9sa.
piermiiblc Der y. 8. SYIatieitrr SO. tn
Spring @rope, Ya., wesen Maitgels
en- @aiier aniBcr 8etrieD geiesti ppr.
cen. Ser Sdiiplfia- Stiber bat ben
nfcbrigiten Stano ieit Wenitensceens
ten erreift, lAl6 mcbr ais 'tauieno
TerloneH. Die in Den NnIage 81
Managnnf, elmer Ynritaot BON Ybila'
orlpbia beidGitigt iparen, miiiien noe.
gen Wangels an @aiier iiir Die Hls
lasen miibig seben!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Rad Mlasfa mnb Sa,uaii.
9ieiieplon bes HrGiioenteu iiir oas
fommenoe Sobr.
WpnprIn. MoIi 2 Scptcmbe,

9eperIp, Nuii., 3. september.
- Snoem geitern ErGiiocnt Gait
Srn. @olter 6. Glorf, Ser om 1. OF
trter in Suneou als @oupcrneur BON
Mlosfa inatgnrirt miro, Sebeuobl
ldgte, erfl1rtc CT, CT mcroc ipubrs
idcinlih i'm CONNER 1910 Ilusfo
Grluden. er bate gcboift, Dies i'll
b:clem Sabre tbun 81 fonnell, bod
mr,roe es ibml olrh Die longc Situn9
Ses Gongrciies unb Die aranfbeit Der
6rou Gait unmoglid semodt. IS
pc%rlautet, Ser Erdiioent iueroe i'm
fommenben Sabre ullh Ole bowaii'.
ldien Snlcln beiud)en.
tSr. Glarf brad)te i'm 2aufe oes
&od)mittogs langer ais cine Stlnbe
tei Dem Erdiioenten at. Staatsiefre-
tar ailor mar bel Der 9eipreduns gu
gcgen. als an Srn. anor Die Srage
Ge1idtet murbe, mos oas Staots.I De-
portement nit Dem alli9efunoenel,
Noroppl 81 tblln gcocnfc, antportete
er: "Mnneftiren mir, felbitperitGnb.
lih!" @ebcr Der YrGiioent, nod,
Stagtsicfretdr anor lieBen iif aiif
cine' Gisfuiiion Der ungcblidcn Gut
bcdlng bes Noropols Gin.
@Gbreno ieiner longen, am 10.
Scptember beginnenoen Sour nod
Dem @elten uno Dem Siibcn miro Der
Fraiiocnt bnr6 grtra.S elcardpbttil-
braGte in b%eitdnoigcr 6iiblung nit
rem @ciBen Sauic bIeiben. Gle
Grabtc meocn nod 3onen arranairt,
iino lobalo Der 9abn5ug oes Trdii-
bcnten aus elmer Gone in cine anoere
clnfabrt, wcrOen oic Sdlcifen i'm
Sclegrapbcn5immer bes @eibcn Sol,.
lea nen orran9irt merben. IS miro
Dem Eroiioenten auf ieincr gan5elt
Meilcroutc moglid icin, ieoer5eit &c.
leGramme iiber einen tcmporGr inter
Der Gontrolc Der &eaierung itebenoct
Crabt oireft nod ocn Grefutip 9ll-
rcaur in @aibington a%bSuicnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Y~mitid)iff Site oas Wcncitc.

Sbicagp. 3. Sept. - Die Notio.
nol Mllociution of Hetail Wtiainers,
Die geltern Ibelo bier 5uionmcn.
trot, crfor bic Sorm brS Ncroplones
ais neitciten Stpl Der meibliden
aopf5ier rhb tbot gleid5citig pic bis.
bergen vEfiriihforbe" in g(d)t uno
9unn. Die breiedige Sutiorm aus
Sen Sogen 2ubmias bes Sets5tbu.
ten mllrbe gleidfaIs fir ben fonl.
menoen @inter als Yurole ousae9e;
ben. Die ncllcite Sdopfung auf Dem
@cbictc Der &lltntoderfunit bat Die
froppontclte Nehnlid)fcit nit cinem
Silftlbifi nnb nebenber ben %or5rlg
groBter 2eid)tigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04

idpinoigfeit bon I,ulgefubr 80 Sub
pro Sefunbe, mar babel unregelmas
Big uro brobte an Stdrfe nod Sll5ll-
neblnen. IuBeroem beganll es bolo
nat Wittag 81 regnen.
Inter GellelL Die biliousgeSpgcrl
maren, I'm Dem eriuurtetcn Triumph
bes omerifaniiden Grfinoers beisll,
iuobnell, lpareil Der um%eritdniide
9otidafter CT. Sill nit iciner Saith,
uno Oos geiommte gotldaits : Yer-
ionol. Siele bobe Heifs- II. Staats-
9enmte luoren anpeieno, inter ibnen
Der Stnatsiefretdr bes &oloniolom-
ties 9ernburg. Ger &oiicr bat Der.
lin bercits mieber perlalien, mar aber
burd) einen ieiner A"biutonten pertrc.
ten. Ser Gntid)luB @rigbt's, ben
Sling ullf morgen 5u perlhleben,
muroc ouf ben peribieoenen Sbeilen
oes Sempelbofer Seloes ollrh Srom-
peteniigrol uno bus Nieberbolen Der
omerifoniihen unb oeiitihen Sabine,
Die ouf Dem aeroplan Sfyuppelt
mebtcn, befonnt gemadt. Sr. @ri9bt
erflGrte ip0ter, oaB linn iebr piel Do
ran liege, bel ieinem eritcn Sing IN
Teutldlono feinen MiBcrfolg ST bo-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Will fcinc Gliemcn omlocn.

CAMBRIDGE, Moli, 3. Sept.
Erdlioent u. Somrcnce 2pipea, bds
iicil erwGbltc Soupt Ser llniperIitGt
Sorparo, miro an g.. Nftobcr in iei.
iicr Mntrittsrcoe mond)e @orihIGae
S,m Weiten Der llnineriit1t pprslt.
bringen babeii, oonit Der Hui Der
llniperiitGt als Gr5icbungsonitolt
ilnerreid)t baltebt. Gr lit Der Mnlid)t,
oob Der ofooemiid)e @rob SIT leid)t
5ii ermerben iei; er piinid)t Sorporb
ilid)t MIR ais ons 8eim Der Ntbletcn
oneciebcn 5i iuiiien, nod ioa oicllni-
periitdt einNnientbalt fir reihe6aill-
ler5er fem. Aud, mil er gesen bas
GIiauenpeien nufireten. nno idlast
Dor. bob Die r5reibmen" ibre eiaencn
ShlaiiGle hoben iolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Seine biQigcn Sdluhe.

y it D II. Moii., 3. Sept. - Die
Sofnungen Der 'Goniumenten, bob
Gin ooer Der otoere Vebarisortifel
ollrd) Den nelte1 3oIltorif perbilli9t
iueroen fonnte. geben cine nod Der
anoerelt floten uno es bleiben n,lr
nod, Die beitimmt 5u eripartenoen
Ereiserbobllngen iibrig.
Ger Ereio bon Sdu6en ilto Sc
berraoren miro ). 9. bltrd, Die freie
Ginfnbr bon SGilten feline Serobie.
sung c%rfabren. Sm @eecntbeil, Die
llornlole Freiserbobrung bes 2cocrs
miro cine balbige Nreiserb0mng Der
Shnbe crforberrL "a Der Nilben oi,f
Elm gefdbrIides Minimum berabgc-
gangen lit.
Eicle gebouptuneen fomlnen Gus
Dem Wllnbe bon Charles $. Soncs,
Dem Erdiioentcn Der Commonwealth
Sboe anb 2eatber So, Der folgenbe
Grflarnng oafiir gibt: uIie 2ieie.
rling BON Sdllten bGngt bon oer9fad.
froge nah Sleiid) ab. llno oa oieie
iid anoauerno perringert, nintnt
aud Die 2ieferung BON tSdllten be,
itanoig ab, mas uieoer Elm Steieeu
Der Ereiie 5lr Iolle boben mnlB. Ser
@egiaa bon 3oQ ami ,S1utc bringt
oieie i'm Yreiie alii Die Sobc hesySeIt.
m%arftpreiies. l%lnaliidlid)er @eiie lit
oieier WeItmarftpreis sur 3eit bober
ais jcntals 5ilpor." Dli .oQa4' fin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Neiu.Yurfcr g)adt ocrmnglidt.t

st. Sobns, RS, 3. September,
= Cine Nelbung aus 81. slntbonp
beiagt, oaB Der Gampfer rYroiperoy
oortbin sic Nadrftt bon eem Der.
mnttblid)cn llntersane elmer Neip.
9prfcr Dad)t nid,t melt bon ct. Nn.
thonp gebradt bat. gs beibt. oaB
ole an goro beiinoliden Yerionen
Den Goo gefunoen baben. Man
nimmt bier an, oaB es iit uln Die
Yaht banoelt, Die Dem MiiiionGr Or.
@renfea fir Wiiiions5mcfe sur Ser.
fiieuns geiteIIt fuuroe. @eitere Gin
~aclbeiten neroefs eriuartet, mctn Der
~Troipero"' morgen bier eintrifit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
HirIcnbrano in Wc,u Nurf.

REM. Dprf, 3. Sept. - Gin &c.
ipaltiger @rono 5eritortc gegen elf
llbr 0citern Nbcno Die Heparatrr.
@crfIt1tten unb Die Sterilization Ger
l(niori Noilmop in @eit Sornrs. Ger
Sfoocn miro oui 100000 bis
S350,OOO gclhatt. Snfolge Der Ser.
ltorlln9 Der Speiiefobel fir Die Der
ldicocncn Srollepitrefen noh berSit
lclte oes Vronr itorlbcn bel,tc Wor.
gen alle HGocr it'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Gin yMpfcl-Sincr" fir Sait.

S%potane, 3. September. -
Spofnnc triiit &orbcrcitlmaen ST CT
tcnt Gincr iiir Srn. Soit, oas ielbit
foS berilbmte uSpoiium. Niner" bes
SiloeltS im hen Ssbaoen lteacn miro.
eS bonbeIt iid I'm oenMilf Spofane's
ols Seimatb elmer groBpn. rotbbufi.
gen Ipicliorte. Salt 10000 Der
idonIten grcmplare meroen alein our
Ccfcration CUR Serpcnolng gelon.
Gcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Giliufalami's II. Webmrtstaa.

Sonolnl II, 3. Sept. - Gr.90.
nlgin S~iliofoloni feierte bier geitern
ibrcn II. @ebllrtstag. @ebr als 1000
Eerlonen lpuren SIT Der @ratiilotions.
Gpnr cridleilcn, barutter niid) oieIc-
legation Oes Scr. Staoten : Gonerci.
les, Der iid sur 3eit oitf einer Snipef.
tipnstour bier oufb1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04

= Bel einem 1eucr III Der 6obrif
FER ~atlantic Refining Co." 1T Yoint
gree5e bei Ebilaoelpbia, So, perlor
elm Arbeiter iein 2eben unb ieds an.
bere trusen iduere 8erlesuneen oa.
Ocn. las Jeuer ioG ourd Die Or.
ploiion elmer 1~pnamitpotrone entIfan-
hcn icin, bic nit Den aoblcn ourd
cine acblenltompic aine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04

ionic onoerer GigentbulnsperlllIt
Iin0 enorft.
0ieYeniion Dcs-S d rs.
Scberom.3. Sept, Sos @i.
oerItreben bes nbgelcBtcn Sd)abS BON
Eeriicn gegen Die slbtretung ieines
@umobeiibes in Der Yropin5 I5er-
boojan on Die Gegicru1g lit iiber-
nunoer.
@eItern Natmittog bat in Der rui.
iiiden @eianbtid)oit cine Gonieren5
ciller Negisrungs Delegation mo
Der biplonmtii6en gertrtter eng
lonb's ilnh NublonO's itottgefunoen
unoi III oieicr murOe Gin Erotofoa
Gufgeicet, welhes ais Sabrespeniion
iilr Dclp ~ S6ob einen 9etrog BON
$4,000 feitieet. IS lit obeclnodt,
pobt0er 9Aab Dos @alb orei Gage
nadl ltnter3eidnmlng oeS' Erotofolles
pcrldbt. ~
3mr E~rafibcnten : 3adam mcnfmnft.
GIYafp Ger, 3. Sept. = &rG-
iioent Soft llnb 9Sralibent 0io5 ipers
Den bel ibrer Mnfunit in 81 Yoio uno
Dem omcrifnniihen Nadbororte Slid
res am 16. Sftober nift MIR nit mi.
litGrilhcm @eprdngc, ionOern old)
bon 10000 dulfinoern nit Dem slb.
lingen Der Notionalbpmnen beiber
Sanoer %enpfungcl merOen. Die bel.
Den bcriibmtcn merifnnii1en aopels
len ullO minbeltens 5luci ollsge5eid-
nete Militorfopelen Der Ser. Stau.
ten.grmec merOen bel DEM nniiifali.
iden Sbeile oes Heterogeneous nit.
mirfen. Sim Gage Der 3uiommells
funft miro Erdiibent Iio5 I'M 1920
Sormittogs ben @ren5ililB BON Sila.
res aus iiberihreitcn utO bier in eli
mem Eopillon Dor benz @eb1ltoe Der
Sonoelsfammer nit Dem YrGiioell.
ten Satf 5li'dlllltellfrenelt. Naf ell
rem @obelfriibitiid IN Den &Gumer
berSonoclsfommer begebcn li6 beioe
Erolioenten nob Suorc5, 100 Suft ais
@oit Der merifoniifcn Nation bis
1.15 Modmittoqs %pcriueilen miro.
NSn 81 Yaio miro Gait nad) Ieiner
Hiidfebr an Die n%erianlmelten Bolts
moilen cine Iniprod)c bolten uno
Damn ilber Die Sruppen . Eorooc uno
Den feitlid)ellltm5ltg Der 10,000Sd dull.
filloer Mepllc o%bnebrnen. I'm 6 llbr
Nbenbs miro Soft NIT icinem @efol.
&c al cinem @nla . @onfett Gbcil
nebntell, ipcldes ErGiibent Siuj ibm
III Gbrel IN Sltare; Qlbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-04
Nus 9euti9lano.
Eaitor SGger ans Nctu : Yorf ocs
&aiiers 3ait.

.
8emeinbe geihenfte @lode. -
GIFT.
"' Wv ""''''"' ""''
a ii6 IGl1gere Belt nit Dem @eiitli-
,.,
H.. WV" "e"oel ''o''
5llr @ebeuffeier Der .Gntoeduna
Vo''e'e" SporeS "aU SoH oro''
,isco obcommonoirti Mbeiubo.
-
pen 5eph 0apre yfllllier,N Selp|f'
mnrh ,meicr @n-ntt,oiio,teu -
af@W
Hlllllld)e Foll5el Igenfltl ltt1be'
heo;o+
Berlin 3. Sept. = Seitens oes
anllers lit DEM 5ilr 3elt bier meilens
Den Ealtor Sllllls So9er BON Der
oentlhen epalgeltlden STRIDE on Der
Olt-6S. StraBe IN Nelp : Yorf cine
groBe gus5eihnung 81 Ibeil gemor-
ben. Ser 8eiltllfe bette nm Wit
oien5 gebeter, nm leinen uno ieiner
8emeinoe Cant fir Die Dem @ottes-
bals gelbentte ,8lode gum Ilsorlld
5u bringen, uno murbe bon Monar.
den enptaltge1. Fa1tpr SQger muir
De Damn 5llr fatlerllfen Satel geld'
ben, Die nod Der Earaoe oes 8aroe.
corps aut Dem Sempelbofer Seloe
Itattfano.
aailer nno aoilcrin unterbielten
iid) longere 3eit oltf Oas lebbaftelte
nit Dem Seer 9~orfer@eiitlihen iulo
erfunbigten iid eingebeno nad ber
perlbieoeniten TerbGltnilien in Der
Subion Wetropole, inionoerbeit ouf
religioiem @ebiete.
81 a" sur Seier in 9 al
Srnn5isco.
Ger fleine &rerBer ~Ircona," mel
der gum belltid)cn Observation-Disclosures
in Sitaiien gebort, miro I'M Sftober
Son Sron5isco beiuden. 9asariegs.
idiff lit beltimmt, an Der internatio-
nolen Slottenid)ou bel Der @eoenf-
feier Ser Gntocfitng oes 8olNenen
Chores bltrd ben Spanier Fortala
Sbcil st nebn1en.
HDeinbabcn 5cbn Sabre
% iitc
Ser preuBiid)e 6iton5miniiter Geo.
Ireiberr bon Hbeinboben be9i,g &C.
tern oos 5%ebniubri9e Sllbilulm lei.
mes Gintritts in bos 8abinet. In-
ldBlib ocS Greigniiies entbdlt Die
vNorooentid,c Gagemeinc 3eitun9"
citen onltlid)en Irtifel, III Incident
bes Winilters crfolgreid)e Sbotlgfeit
9ebilbrerlo geipilrolgt miro. 6rclberr
bon H%beinbaben, iueld)er rmlangIt
bos 81. 2ebetsiabr polenoete, ipllroe
ont =. September 1899 gum Wtliilter
oeS Sltnern eri,onnt. .Nat Dem
Eildtrltt Wtloliel's llberllabm CT am
.. "fo' i9ol ooS *ortefeil'lie oeS
0li'ol5nl'''l'lerS.
III loetet III
1taneh.
!ldl 9crll'ees alIlepeh erre9l eS'
ooB 5ioet Sdhler oes "eol @pn'lo'
llli's III eporlol1e'oir9 oh 9ie'aer
3ett Selo'''''oro oe9oh9e'' paoe,l. 81
DER eloo'9eh @filaph'e' paB l'e outW
VuBpailolll'leeit Seltels 'prer ~tlt'
lNlller ooer gar DER Sepref 81 DER
pef5lpe'lelleh Spol 9elr'eoe' lele'''
lle9i !elheriel Se9rhllohl9 Dor. ger
%orIou NJ I'LL @n9ehpild hoa) pou'9
ill~loilf9etiar1'
VIC peioen S'l'lgll'9e' tpeiue leipH
So'lo an ''d) le9te''' iraret Der i'1'
1erpr'''o''ef Sfallo nno DER Soet'
Setllloo'lef Srha' SH mdrei' !rh'
pet hH elnohoer peTrehhoe1 9e'pelen.
Stlter 00lt tllten mar III leBfer KEN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-06
Costs % Run Our Courts.

The September term Of Rutland com
ty court, which has not yet come to
q close, has been the most expensive in
tho history Of the county, made so BY
combination Of circumstances. such MS
the necessity of two grand inries in
connection with the murder trial Of Rob
ert Eddy.
Up to the present time this session
OF court has cost the state Of Vermont
about 10000 and the county clerk fig
ures that the total win be somthing
less than $1,000. This Is unusually
heavy as will be understood when 1t Is
compared with the figures Of the Sep
TENDER term Of 1908, when three murder
cases were tried and the amount paid
out figured only $4,000.
The $1,000 paid out at this term IS
divided as follows in general Pay Of
court iurymen, 1886; court witnesses,
S2.527; grand Jury witnesses, Sl,lal To-
gether with this came the cost Of the
two grand iuries, the regular and spec
iaI panel. besides the other incidental
costs during the two months court was
in session.
In March, 1908. when Elroy Kent was
tried, the expenses of the term amount
ed to about $4,000. Previous to this
the most costly term was in 1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-06
Number Of wives Reduced.

After having two wives since June !,
one living III Troy, N III, and the other
in New York city, Leslie II Carlton, 4
laundry superintendent and inventor Of
laundry machinery Is reduced to one,
the first wife, whom he married in 1888,
having obtained divorce. In January,
zoos. they separated, and in June Of this
year Carlton and Miss Nellie Stiles came
to Bennington, VI, and were married by
Rev. g. S. Mills, a Congregational min
lister, it being understood that Miss
Stiles was Cartons second wife. The
account Of the marriage was published
III the papers and wife No. ] saw il, %
she employed detectives to trace them
and found them living in New York.
She then brought an action for divorce,
which was granted
Carlton is still living with his second
wife in New York, and lawyers say that
the strange pert Of the case is that
there IS no law under which he can be
punished in his stats They say that
If he is TO be prosecuted at at, the ac-
ton will have 20 be taken up BIZ the
@sstharitiea al Examination. Vt. whore the
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lnstaIIments.
lnstallments.
''Do the Bankers own their planof"
Zone octave of it."-Life.
wHDN Io FEpp pouLrRY rood.


There Is prevailing notion with q
certain class Of poultrymen that Il
doesn't pay to force laying fowls dur
ing the warm summer monthg--thst
they viii get along very well with or
binary food and what they can pick
up about the yards. That this opinion
is not shared by the most progressive
poultrymen Is shown by the fact that
not long ago the manufacturers OF
Pages Perfected Poultry Food in.
quired Of some Of the prominent poultry
breeders OF New England as to what
they considered the best time Ia which
to feed this food d. ]. Lambert 81
Apponaug, r. l., who Is famous a. a
breeder Of high class poultry and one
Of the best known In New England
answered as follows I'VE feed Pages
Poultry GOOD every month in the
year"
If you want to know more about this
food and the best ways Of using 1t,
write c. S. Page, Hyde Park, vt. for
bis booklet, profitable ?oNtry" III
viii be sent free, postpaid. to anyone
mentioning this paper,
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SALE!
/ win sell at public auction on
TUESDAY DECEMBER !, 1909


Commencing at One o'clock P. NJ. Sharp
on the premises known as the A. M.
Morrison farm, In Williamstown, VT sit.
uated one mile from the dark quarries
on the road TO Washington, my
FARM OF I55 ACRES
suitably divided into tiiIaga, pasturape
and woodland, has brick house Of sew
en- rooms and ell, an extra cottage OF
five rooms, for renting purposes, com
Portable barns, with running water to
house and barn. New 100 ton silo, built
this year. This farm will carry 20 cows
and team.
Also at the same time and place will
be sold all the personal property, con-
sisting Of five COWS, three brood sows,
heavy with pig one pair Of matched
white horses, weight 200, grey horse,
five years old, weight 1900; black horst,
llb0: white horse, 1900; six year old
driving mare. 900 nine year old driv-
ing mare. $50; 2 buggy wagons, express
wagon. two-horse lumber wagon. new
pung sleigh, sleds, pair driving harness,
pair work harness express harness sew.
cra sets single driving harness. buffalo
robes, forks chains, whiffltrees, and
small tools too numerous to mention.
Also about rs tons ensilage in silo, five
tons Hungarian hay, fifty bushels po-
tatoes, lot Of good furniture consisting
Of chamber sets, odd pieces, oil stoves,
etc. Right reserved to sell any part
at private sale previous to time set for
auction Sale positive rain or shine.
Make inquiries Of A. M Morrison, Barre
City. G. n. BARBER, Auctioneer.
Phone 444-22.
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rsrArr OF AMANDA s SMITH.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court,
District OF Washing ton. 50. held at Montpel-
lea, in and for sala District, on the 20th day Of
November A. ID 1909.
copy OF The last Will Ind testament Of
Amanda S. Smith. late OF Manchester. In the
County Of Hiiisbor0agh and State Of New
Hampshire. duly proved and allowed In the
Probate Conrt for the County OF Hillsborough
aforesaid, and Of the Probate thereof, duly aus
thenticatea, being presented 70 this Court,
that the same Instrument may be allowed in
this STATE az the last will and testament OF
said deceased, and hat said copy may he filed
and recorded in the Probate Court for the Dis :
trict Of Washington aforesaid, agreeabiy to
the statute ia such case made and provided. 1t
Is hereby ordered. that all persons concerned
b. notified TO appear before this Court st q
session tnefaof to be held at the Probate Office
IN said Montpelier. on the 10th day Of De1em-
her A. %. 1909 and contest the allowance of
said instrument and the fling and recording
Of the copy Of the said will and the probate
thereof as aforesaid If they see cause, for
which purpose II Is further ordered. that no.
tice Of this order he puhlished three weeks
Auccessively III the Barre Daily Times. NEVIS
paper printed at City Of harre. IN this State,
previous to said time appointed for hearing
BY the Court Attest
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
Mon Nov 2l-29, Zee
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SCOTS Emulsion

1t is the recognized treat
ment and prescribed by Ply
sicians all over the world for
this dread disease. 1t is the
ideal food-medicine to heal
the lungs and build up the
wasting body.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Send loc. name of paper and this ID. for our
beautiful savings Bank and chiid's Sketch. Book
Each bank contains aund Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 409 Pearl ST., New York
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TO RENJ--Fonr room ground door tenement
at n Lords Alley. Ssper month. z, o. Whea-
ton, telephone 294-4 19atf