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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weaken the
constitution and develop into con-
sumption, but heals and strengthens
the lungs. 1t affords comfort and re-
lief in the worst cases of chronic
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and
lung trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

Whose city is this? II belongs to
all. 1t is the merchants, it is the
bankers, II is the masters, IT is the
matron's. it is the youths, it is the
maids. it is the rich mans, it is the
poor mans, it is the strong mans, II
is the weak mans, it is his who rides
in a four thousand dollar automobile,
It is the bare-Iegged street urChin's
Nho carries the strangers grip-it
shelters them all, it provides for
them all. Therefore all should unite
in singing its praises, IN playing on
well-tuned boost horns of various
calibres, from the little kazoo up to
tie big, believing double bass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

EVERY "AD" IS A BOOST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
Parkway Plan Referred to
Committee of Five
Continues From First Paae)

tcontInUed From First Paae)
ing ordinance was referred to the f.
nance committee
Chairman Pfeiffer of the printing
committee reported the new rules for
the council and 200 copies were or
dered printed.
Chairman Meyer of the franchise
committee reported adversely on the
ordinance granting the l. & n. rail-
road the privilege of unloading care
at certain points on Tarragona street.
The ordinance granting Goodman,
DobsOn, ct al. a street railway fran
chise was laid over, pending some
changes desired by the grantees.
Chairman Bushnell of the bond
trustees recommended a change in
the Gadsden street paving grades be
tween Eighth avenue and Twelfth
avenue to conform to the FaTqunaT
grade.
Report of City Clerk.
The clerk reported the vital stats
tics for the month of June as follows:
Births.
White male ...........16
White female ..........
Total white ....... 81
C C male ,''''''''''''
Total coIored ......... 10
Total births ........ 81
Deaths.
White male ....-. 8
White female ......
Total white ..........
COlOTed male .. Q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

Study the creed, citizens.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

EXPENSES FOR JUNE, 1909.
Department Of Public Safety,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.
Pensacola Fla, July 21st 1909
To the Honorable Mayor and City COUn-
Gil Of the City of Pensacola, Fla,
Gentlemen:
Please find below statement of receipts
and disbursements for the month of June,
1909. with a detailed statement OF
penseS for the month:
Cash on hand May 26,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

Balance Cash in
Treag17rx, sz4 10Y al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

CT, obne iie zines glides al piirbiaen,
binaus. Wan lpubtc in bieiem II>
9enblide nidt 81 unteriheiben, mas
GROCER mar. Ntarinds gritaunen ober
ibr beletoister Stol3. Die SerSogin
aber rihtete iif auf Dem Sipan i'm
Snnern -bes Srauengemades balb erns
por unb ricf Warinn an.
ga bait on einen gepeis bon
"Terbre6ercbre"l" 3ornestbrGnen
traten Der ltol5en gbelbame in Die
Iu9en.
sd lterbe, ipenn CT nibt balb aus
benz Sauie gebtl"
rSr miro geben = moraen i6pnl"
Ser 8ruf mar in has Srnuengemaf,
getreten.
"Su fommit bonn 6er5oa. SIT bein
8unf6 erfiat?" fraete Die 6er5os
gin.
Scr Shirt ~iiberbdufte mid nit
6ulbberpeiien", eripioerte Der Graf,
Omar lit ais mein Spiebtrdger Dem
SplDnerheere etnperletbt. go miro
er innmer nm mid iein i'm aampfees
tote unb = 10 Der 6immel uns snGz
nia iit febren mir iiegrei6 beim."
Die 5ersogin ntn,ete auf.
$50 ipeiB ih bid beifiibt bon ltarz
fen Mrmen nnb bon Creme nmeeben,
aarol, id lniie bid MN berubiet 5iee
ben. i'd fpeiB, on febselt tpieber. aber
lineer SreunS! ger iein 0ez
ben 10 germ in ben aampf bineintrdst
= Der febret nift lpieberl"
sd mil linn Die 8otidaft britt
gen. barna6 ct perlan9t". iagte Der
Graf unb perlieb ernit unp befimmert
baS 8ema6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

permoht, miBlnng mid BENT
Sfiperte meines @atten. Gs bat i'm
niht getDtctl" Cine er9reifenpe
Stil(e trat Elm. Die Ser5oein bate III
beftiacr @emiitsbeipegun9 ibre Ius
gen beIfattet. ga fiiblte tic leiIe
lire Sanb cr9riffen unb iab Den trosiz
gen Singtins tieferidittert 5u ibren
SiiBen.
sd finoe nur cine @rfpiberlina
oararf: Ter5eibuns fir i'm, Der II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

ieete lie falt, vauf Ierbre6erebre =
Die es ia and 9eben ioa - pcritebe ih
mid niht."
vWarino, pcafe. bab er elm linz
9liidliher lit; Der infer poDes grbars
men peroient. Sd modte i'm liebcn
- ipetu ih i'm ni6t fiirften miiBte."
rNa6 unierm tete a tete nit ibrn
I'M 8nIbe, finbe i6 bus 2eetere iebr
be9reiflif."
.Su bit idrcdlth, Iarina." Sie
9er5osiu CAB cs auf, lie gu iiber5euz
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

Nun oa Omar iif niht mebr als
SeFan9ener gu betrdhten glaubte. 5oe
tbn pas laute Sreiben Der SDlbner Dor
oas Sbor binaus uno er parD balb
bon Den ldrmenben Sdaren nit fortz
g~ebrdu9t burh Die eneen DjdBlein. Sn
oenielben berri6te Elm .reges 2eben;
-Weniden unb 9iere ~erdii9ten i'm BUM
ten 8etpiibl an chamber poriiber, bort
idrmenoe .Splbnerihnren Dor Den
&duflabcn INN Die Waren feilihenb,
oas Yfb. 8inbfleii6 gu 2 @fennis)
3M tener finbenb. aHbere Den elmer
beiten @eines fir ibren Solbberrn
81 40 Yfb. 5eler eritebenb. Sier
trieb Der @irt feline Shafe bur6 Die
Utenge, aiihe trabten odber nnb babns
ten lid ibren Weg DurdJ bas 8eipilbl.
Muf letuem 0taultier rift Der W0nf
zines nabeeelesenen aloiters baber
unb falifte Rabruus elm; i'm brdnste
nas ,ltol5e @efol9e zines mdhtieeu
Titters bel Settle. Der gum 8atbaule
rift nnb bon Den Stabtberren ben lib
lifen gbrentrunf ertpartete. Mm
3iebbrunnen i6lpebte an Der Settle Der
Soppeieimer nn~auiborlid arf nnb nies
Der, unb plaubernbe giirgersfraiicn
itanben haneben unb ersGblten Iih
graniiee Wdrlein bon &~rieesnoten.
Ius Der Serberse brinst lauter
2drm. Sort iieen lie bonn idpcren
Srunfe erbist nm Den lansen Sii6,
5err unb @eiino. Sitter unb anedt.
Burger unb Bauer. freifhenbc 8eiber
nebcn iittiamen Wdsblein i'm buntcn
9urheinanber. @or ibnen iteben Die
peri6iebenen Spciien in groBen
.SbuVeln. benen Der Sampf Der mar
men @eri6te entiteiet. griibe unb
Semitic gemifft, YDdelfleiih. seiots
tene Slide, aud Elm 6iriesemiie unb
3ulest S1ipeinsfeule nit @urfen. "a
miro tilhtig nit ben Sdnben 5ugegrifs
fen, oenu @abeln fennt man nift unb
auBerbem itebt neben bent Glen elm
9iibel itinfenben 0aiiers gum 8einis
gen Der Sdnbe.
Omar iutte iih ieiuen @eg suriid
burh Die un9epflniterte tiefeefeiiise
StraBc, BARN fpie in ben meiiten nit
telalterli1en Stdbteh bas unrcine
8aiier feline Burden 900 unS iiberaa
iumpfige Tfuble biloete.
Sic Come mar nnteraegangen unb
in Den en9en StraBen ipnrbe cs 5eis
tig bunfel. Sann a6er muBtc ieber
@erfebr aufboren. unb Omar BEETLE
lih, Die Ser5o8burg 5u erreihcn. gin
Der Wauer nabe Dem groBen Sbore
lpnr elm Siener bamit beihdfti9t,
Shipefelringe in elmer Yfanne gu
ent8iinbcn unb bieie primitive 2eudte
in Grmangelung beiierer StraBehbe@
leuttuns bortielbit auSubrinsen. 9u
Omar biilfebereit binsutrat. erfannte
i'm Der Siener als peuienigen. Den
man aui gefebl bes Sersogs an ienem
oenfipiirbi9en Sage eingcferfert bate.
unb CT mics Den Singing NIT Den
bobniiden @orten bintpcg:
.9u boIlfiibrit 9eufelsfiinite, benn
bu iprengit Die Wauern bes Ser5oglis
den @erliebes. 5eba. arie9sleutc.
faiiet ibn."
giuige trunfene Solbner periuhtcn
auf i'm los5uitiirden. Haih iprana
Omar CUR Seite. benz Sboreingange
gu. no Die @abe ltanb.
n@ebt mir einen Speer". rief CT unn
itredte Die Sanb aus. - ga fiiblte
err einen iharfen Stabl ins Sleiit
briusen. Shnea 5oa Die @ade ibn
in ben 6of binein.
BORT trat INN Iarina e~ntSe8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

Wif einem i~interbriidten WebeIhrei
praqte tie 5uriid. beibe 6dnbe por's
@eii6t idlasenb. 8enn Omar 8ade
|geinht - er fonnte no1auf 8eniise
finben. Ser &lausner mar aerGhtl
Or iab lie Dor iid), cine 8eute ibrer
@epiHensauolen. nernihtet. sebro>
den. Sn ieinem Ser5en D fein
Grbarmen fir tie; nun. .ba lire Shulo
riefensrob o ibm itanb, ertpadte
audi feline nltc Verahtling fir oieie>
nisc, bic bag 9eben bes ebeliten Der
Wcnifen nersiftet.
~Nun, 6erao9in", besnrn or itreng,
rtpcnn Sbr alip Cure Sdulb in Gu
rer Seele brenuen fiiblet, 10 benfet bes
Wlunnes. Der nm gu6 bas 3e6nfade
lit bis gum Sooe." sic Iant in Den
Seiiel nieber. Die 5dnbe frampfbaft
I'M S6ob perihllingen.
20, mein 8ott". mnrmelte Tie,
Limb allies bereebensi @elitten, aes
fdmpft, geruneen nm Elm S6emen,
nm cine S6ulb. bic feline tparl" or
fab lie beritdnonislos an.
.2innis, mein ebIer 8attei" rief lie
in b0hitem Seelenidmer5e aug. bat
teit Oh bod MIR elm 8ort bcs Icrs
itdnbniiies aeiuht. ale Die fummers
poaen Sabre lpdren uus eripart sez
%blieben!"
Sir ieine rehtbenfenbc Seelc 9ab
es feline eiibne fir iolte S6uIb". fiel
Omar itrenge elm.
DWarum Die Siibne, ipenn feline
Shulb lie perlanete?" e~ntgeanete lie
eridopft. .Nein. Omar Sesfereb,
er lit Elm Idrtprer seporben aus els
ncr lteber5euauns, Die feline mar; er
bat umionit 9elitten!" or bcu9te
iih balb 5u ibr berab. Sic unflare
~Gmpfinbung elmer entiebli6en @ee
ipibbeit ities in linn auf.
~9ie @orte. Ser5oain", err Ipraf
itodenb. iiberipdltiet bon Der bangen
Mnun9. %.laiien nllr cine 9eutlng 81
- Tie fam, lie barf nidt 8abrbeit
iein -"
~lIno lit es bo6l" sic battle iitl
entpor9erihtet uub iab MN Dor benz
Siinaling in ihrer 9an3 rubisen Iiirs
DC. Ser Wann. in beilen Irmen mid
mein @atte fanb. mar mein nls
&reu6rittcr aug Dem beiligen 3dnbe
beinteefebrter 8rubcr. &arol bi Taus
Ill" CT mid 5uriid, beitiir5t, er-
ihiitfert. Ser &err bat iiber i'm
gepaltet; mas ber Sora6ene IN
Dem Sabr5ebnt ieiner Gbpeienbeii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

or bepbadtetc tie; feline RlisfeI hires
IntIibes 5udte.
.Nennet mir ben ginen." Seine
flammenben Iieen ri1teten iih auf
lene.
"8enn Sbr's 81 fpiiien beeebret,
Ser3ogin es mar guer @nttel"
Sicsmal 5udte lie ipie inter einer,
Sol6itih 5uiammert. fpie Omar nit
ltiaer @enustburns ben,erfte. 8. er
bate ibr Die ean5e @erahhine ieines
6erSens fir tie 5eisen mogcn.
uSu fennit i'm. no lit er?" Omar
lab gu ibr biriiber, ibre Stimme flang
bobl unb oumpf.
Or itarbl" 3ein 2dut fam iiber
ibrc 2ippen. aber cine toptlifc 8ldiie
begann lid ilber ibr @eiidt aus5uz
breiten. Cine 9eile berridte Sotenz
title. Damn frrg lie meter:
.Sn pelfer S6lnht itarb er unb
mo lit iein Grab?"
Or itarb 5n ben Siibrn ieines Got
res, in Der 8olbflauie, fern in Den
Siilider 2anben lit iein Grab"
sic ridtiste lid langiam unb miiSe
i'm SeieI auf; ibre Iugen barsen cine
angitpolle Sraee.
rSaget mir ales. tpie itarb err"
.@oae 8ott. mir fdnben ane elm
9leid frieblides 'gnbe; err itarb oils
&lausner, perlniien nnb einiam." sic
lebnte iih iuieber 5uriid. lire Ineen
NIT Der 6anb beihattenb. 8ar oas
Die Heue? Omar fonnte Den 8lif
nidt pon ibr losrei6en. o, bab er tie
baiien fonnte, tpie cr ~geipoIlt; nber
iein Ser5 lieb iih betboren, lpie chit
iener @ble betrogen ipurbe - burf
Den Stempel Der lnidulo unb Ser
5ensreinbeit. Der ouf ibrer Stirne at
tbronen ibicn. =. iiber Die Salide
belt i'm ihonen @etpnnbtel CT
iponbte iih bon ibr ab. So aber itanb
iie neben linn. gle las in ieinen Mlts
gen Die Inflaee.
Omar Sesterebl" rief lie. ~ipeiz
fen bei6ulbist Sbr mi6?" CT trat
suriid, ernport uno setpaltiam lid sir
8ube atuireenb, Tie aber forberte brins
geno:
.antportet. th berlanse 8abrs
belt"
~Sn bem Shlamm tpiiblen. beiBt
feline 6dnpe beihmneen". e~rpiSerte
er NIT perd6tlifer @eberbe. 0a
aber ertpabte Die 9er3osin in ibr. &C.
bietenb, in itol5er @robe trdt lie Dor
i'm bin. ibre augen besesneten flirfts
log ieinem brobenben 8lid..
rBabrbeit forbere it. Omar Sese
ferebl 8eiserit Su mir bieie. 70
iase i6 Sir: gu biit. elm gemeiner
2iianer! Seine Iusen er3Gbten cine
Shanbe, Die Oein Ytiinb nift aiissus
ipre6en tpaet. 90 lnnse On nod
idtueiseit. rubet bieie sdanbe aui
Girl"
aonntc Elm Canon bosbafter, nnb
perltodter iein. als ienes 8eib Dor
ibm. bas Die ardbli6e Babrbeit for
oertel @r trat bibt 5u ibr berun,
nabm ben Selm bonn Saupte iinb
5eiste ibr fem .san5es. 5ornipredenoes
Intlit.
"Ser5ogin", beeann er NIT eez
.odmpfter Gimme nnb iein beiBer
Item brans ipie elm 8lutbaud iiber
ibre @ange. vSbr .pollet pie Wabr@
belt %lpiiien, fpoblan. 10 b0ret lie. Ser
5usin bon Halmirel SIR ieib cine -
G6ebreherinl"
Mtf eirem u~nferbriidfeu Mehe5hrei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
MoNTALA COTTON MILL THINNING AT FULL CAPACITY

The Montala Manufacturing Com many which recently purchased the old people.s Cotton Mill and which just a few weeks ago started operations at the mill, is now running at full ca pacity with all the departments work- ing.
 Almost 200 men are now employed at the mill and the 32o looms are busy every day. Approximately ten bales of cotton are used per day. w. B. Kitching, of South Carolina, has charge of the inside work. while L. P. De- Vaughn, who has been with the com pany since It's organization has full control of the plant.
 In speaking about the mill. MT. De- Vaughn stated yesterday that th" w was progressing nicely "nd tH"' was a prosperous outlook for the new concern. He further stated that with the beginning of the cotton movement this fall, they anticipated a busy sea- son and that although running full ca pacity now, pore cotton would be used in the fall in the manufacture of their goods.
 At present the company is only man ufacturing sheetings and shirtings.
 With the running of the old mill in full capacity the West End activities have taken on a different aspect and many of the employees of the mill. who had been out of work for some time were given employment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13

English d dho length inches G I blue spnged db
 cudto ebx flor eding gd dp ~ i
 5000 During O8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
state is Due S4O,OOO.

"I am against this bill" said Sena- tor Overton According to the Gov ernors report the state is due some thing like s40.0OO from the first $50,- 600 given him for these cases. don't
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
Dimes With Emperor.

Cassel. Germany Aug. 12-Henry White. the American Ambassador to France, and Mrs. White, had luncheon. today with Emperor William and the EMpress at Wilhelmshohe-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
August II, 1909

AUB
 Superintendent Gunneis gave the ne. Rroes assurance Of his sympathy and said that his department would do all in its power to aid the negro teachers in their normal work. He advanced the thought that funds are limited but promised to do what he could in sup porting the movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
NEW RAILROAD MAN HERE.
G. C. Stewart, Of Macon. With th'
 Central.

c. c. Stewart. Of Macon. Ga. arrived in Montgomery yesterday to accept his new position as local soliciting agent of the Central of Georgia Railroad. He will work in connection with local commercial agent G. R. Wright.
 MT. Stewart is well known in rail- road circles and has been connected with the Atlanta offlce of the Central of Georgia for sometime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13
August Furniture Sale

Annual August Sale provid the sang opportunities de- Euey head of the house Mont should consider On hoU much these greatly reduced eqpn1ent home th really hghclass furniture Right purchase tha and probably Then should consider that evy stock absolutely o the highest stand qa the best produces ad all of designs We only fO items sho,c the eor; Sale throughout the month of August Out rail road paid through Reba Associaton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-13

Once tried always used MANHATTAN CORN s26O gallon in glass jugs
 Express Paid. GreiI Trading Co. Pensacola, Fla.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26

Give Us a Call
Barton. Vermont
Corner Main st. opposite Post Office
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26

Remember the Memorial sermon to
be preached Sunday morning at the
Baptist church by Rev. Mr.. Hurd.
This is to be union service and very.
body is cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Royce of East
Charleston spent last week Wednesday
here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
klnne. Later in the week Mr.. and
Mrs. Royce visited K. E. Clifford.
We would suggest that each person
clean the sidewalk and gutter that is
in front of his house, thus it would all
be cleaned and present a better look.
ing village to our Decoration day Wis
ltors-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown enter.
tanned their niece. Miss Patch of
Beebe Plain, sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ladd of Bronze, P. O.. and Mrs.
Clark of Sutton, P. G., for three days
this week.
Rev. Mr.. Hurd attended the minis
ters' meeting at Derby last week.
and was accompanied by Rev. Mr..
Hall of Island Pond. who held two
very interesting meetings in the Con-
gregational church.
| Decoration day will be observed
Monday, May 81. The Isaac lake Post
and w. R. c., M. w. A.. Navy Grange,
Ladies' Aid society, Mothers club,
schools, and all friends, are invited to
meet at the G. A. R. hall, at 9 80 a.
M. where they will form e procession
and march to the cemetery for the
usual Decoration day exercises. Din
ner will be served on returning about
ii 80. AS near l 80 as possible the
exercises at the Baptist church by
school children will commence, fol-
lowed by the speaker of the dav. Rev.
j. H. Dickson of this place. Sander
sons drum corps will be in attendance.
Teachers are requested to attend with
their pupils and each teacher have
charge of her school during the day.
All ladies are requested to help furnish
for the tables. Tables will be set for
all and tea and coffee furnished for all
by the ladies of this place. Please
carry your food to the G. A. r. hall
and the ladies in charge will care for
it. walters be furnished etc. All in
| yited
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26

25o-ONE OF THE BEST COT
TAGES on the shore OF Wlilougnby
Lake. The lot is 100 feet square, Civ
ing 100 feet of lake front. The cot
tage including piazza is 2Sx34, living
room 1920, bath room 7x8, full
equipped bath, hot and cold water,
spring only 500 feet from cottage, and
water runs in pipe to cottage. The
living room contains large extension
table, several chairs, including morris
chair and rockers, one folding steel
couch, one iron FRANKLIN fire place,
one set of draws and dish cabinet with
dishes. The cottage is also equipped
with sink tubs, wringer and full cook
ing outfit, in fac5N everything you
need. The second floor has Sleep
ing rooms partitioned with canvas
and curtains; there are 5 enameled
iroc beds with mattresses, pillows
and quits; also balcony SKIS, nice
little barn 16x22 with stalls, room for
carriage and grain, also ice room with
seasons supply OF ice. Boat house
14x30 with opening 7x24, wharf inside,
can sail launch right in. With the
cottage we will include one Is feet
morris canoe and row boat. Price for
whole outfit is only $1,000. The cot
sge is very pleasantly located, is
nicely painted and is bargain at the
price we are asking for it. Owner
also has nice launch built of cedar,
6 H. P. engine, will carry Is pas
sengers, price $500. We also have
another cottage lot for sale, joining
this one.
252 STEAM SAW MILL, 4 acres OF
land ana dwelling house. Mill 6
3Ox6O,s basement is heavy tinbered
100 H. P. locomotive boiler with brick
furnace, two engines, one 20 FL. P. fol-
running single machine. the other
45 Fl. P, making IS H. P ia all. En-
gines are mounted on stone anC
cement foundation, good water sup
ply from dam rods from mill. This
mill is equipped with Lane board saw
and shingle machine, also boiling
saw, all necessary snafting and belt
ing to run the same. all in good run
ming order, mill new two years ago
The house is comfortable, 5 roomeC
dwelling with cellar inside, finish is
soft wood, painted. There is gooo
spring rods from the house that ear
be brought to the house by laying
pipe. This mill property is located
on Main road between 2 villages,
miles distance to one of them, Il
miles from R. r. r. F. D. and teIe-
phone line pass the~house. There are
several large timber lots near this
mill that can be bought right. Price
$4,000 for wholesoutfit. Terms ca Y.
179 SMALL PLACE near hustlins
R. R. village, only = mile from sta
ton, nearly 5 acres Of land, good
roomed house with cellar and sprins
water, shed room annex, small barr
with stalls and carriage room, some
shade and fruit trees, r. F. d. ane
telephone at door. This is a pleasan
little home near town, near neighbour
and near beautiful lake, just the place
for a laboring man or an elderl,
couple. We will sell Or rent thi
place. Land enough to keep COW O.
horse and raise all your fruit and veg
etables. Price $500.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26
LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONT1N U ED FROM PAGE ONE
Andrew Miles has purchased Joseph
Heath's farm and stock.
Chas. Shepard of Irasburg was in
town last week on business.
Manville Grant is working with J.
Hamilton papering and painting.
Miss Gladys Shute spent a few days
last week with friends at Craftsbury.
Harry Shute has been i'll several
weeks and is reported to be no better.
A daughter was born to Rev. and
Mrs. L. W.. Pease in Middlesex May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Low
ell visited recently at Clement
Barry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Whittemore of
Eden have been visiting at Clayton
Georges.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26
SALE!

At Barton, Vermont, on the goth
day of May, A. D., 1909, by virtue an
execution in favor of CLARK & Miller
of Glover VT, and against Libby &
Gray of Sheffield, VT, on the goth day
of May, A. D., 1909, the following de-
scribed property was taken by me:
16 cows and nine calves. And the
same will be sold at Public Auction
for cash, to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said execution as the law
directs, in the highway in said Barton,
VT, opposite Eugene Bickford's dwell
ling house, at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon, on the 10Th day of June, A. D.
1909.
VERNE F. MILES, Deputy Sheriff
21-22
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26
C. SAN1OLUCITO
FRUIT STORE
We have

Oranges, Tomatoes, Strawberries
and Vegetables of all kinds, fresh
every day, and Bananas whole
sale Is for Is cents and 20 cents
dozen, also
Confectionery and Soft Drinks,
Tabacco and Cigars.
Olives, Lobsters, Sardines ! and
Purity Olive Oil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-11
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