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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Elizabeth M. Martin
G Commissioners.

The unde rsigned. having been pointed by
the Honorab Probate Court for he l'istric
of Orle ans, com ssiop ers, to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands ~ al per-
sons against the estate OF III zabeth M NJ .rGin,
late of era tsr ury v lin said district, de
ceased, aud all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto hereby give notice that we will me,
for the prryose af~ resa d, at the store of j
D. Leav tt in the town of Craftsbury, v ia
said District, on the 9th day of July and 9th
day of DC; Ter n xt, from one o'clock q. m
until four o. locB p. M. o. each Of said days
ard that six months fir, m he 9th day ri
April. A d 1909 is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their
claims to US for ex smination AMI alio ance.
Dated at CraftsDury, VT, this 195h day OF
April, A. D 1919.
J.n. LEAVIFT,
W.P KAlS.R,
Is 20 Con- missionels.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
10 II
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Mary II. Young

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons again st the estate Of Mary H. Young
late If Glover, in said Dis riot, deceased,
and all aims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at the office of G. W Nc
Gaffey in the town of Glover. i 4 said district,
of Oct. b, r NJ 1t. from one O'Clock pr.
until four O'Clock p ~, each of sad
days, ard that six months fir m the 9th
day of April, A D., 1863, il the time limited
by said Court for said creditors TO present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Glover this 9th day of April,
A. D., 1909
A.P. FEN,
II. N LAWS,
1920 Comm ssioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19

eff it takes one boy one hour to do
two errands. how long will it take two
boys to do one errand?"
Answer Half n day
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
At the Bal Masque.

Gertie-You danced that twostep di.
vinely. Who taught you? Nell--My
two stepsisters. Illustrated Bits
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
Parenta, Prejudice.

But why didn't you consult your
father and me before you were mar
ried?''
Because. mamma. was afraid you
might prejudice me against him
Life
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19

A handsome woman pleases the eye.
but good woman the heart-Dutch
Proverb.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Frederick II.
Holdridge

by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Orleans, Commissioners. to receive
examine, and adjust all cisims and demancs
of all persons against the estate of frederick
H Holdridge ate of -asbu &. in said districG
deceased, and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice tn at we will NEE
for the purposes aforesaid. at the office of the
Town CLERK in the town of Iraspurg in said
District, en- he 29th "a of May d 23d day
of Oct ober next, IRON l O'clock p. M until 4
O'Clock pm, each of said days AID that six
months from the 24th day of April A. D
1919 the lime limited by raid Court ( said
creci ors to p esent tn cir aims to US for ex
animation and allowance
Dated At Irasburg, VT, this 29th day of April
A. D., 1893.
F nj. SEARS,
w. l.. LOCKE
1922 Commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
Liberation Notice F.!

This is TO certify that have this day given
my son. Bertie E. Lewis, his time and will
pay none of his debts or collect none of his
earnings alter this date
@. F. LEWIS,
M RGAN, VT.
May 1st. 1909.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of William w. Brennan

The undersigned, having pee n appointed by
the Honorable Pr opate Court for the District
OF Orleans. Commissioners, to receive exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands a.
persons against The es ate OF William W.Bran-
nan late 3 4rton, in said district. de-
ceased and al claims exhi bite d i offset there.
to, hereby give not ce that we viii meet for
the purposes Aforesaid, at the store Of A. D..
Beede ,Orle Ms, W.. On the 18th daV May and
14th day Il SeDte mber ext, from two oc o. k
p. uuti four O'Clock pm ,oscf of said DAYS
audthat six months from tn 10Th day OF March
AID. 10 is the time United oy said Court fol
said creditors to present their claims to us
for e. amin ton and allowan e
Dated a Barton, W., this LIST day of May,
May, A. D., 1863.
VIC TROM8LY,
A. D. BEEDE,
1920 Commissioners
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

times the size of your population. There seems to be an evidence of public spirit and civic pride mani tested on every hand. With your charming and courteous citizenship, your abiding faith in your city. prost perity and advancement in all the lines of human endeavor. there is, beyond all questionable doubt, great
 future for Pine Bluff. and this pre- diction, am most happy to state, Is reflected and generated in every one you como in contact with"
 MT. Helper will be in the city for several days In the interests of the journal he represents, and we be- speak for him q most cordial recep- tion at the hands of our people,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
GET READY FOR
 WARM WEATHER

The Fox Bros. Hardware Co. has long been established ill this city and most every person in this and sur rounding counties know that this firm has built up their flourishing trade by dealing honestly with their pat rons. They always carry the best in their lines on the market At this season of the year they wish to call your attention to their celebrated gasoline stoves, ice cream freezers filters. water coolers and many other articles which they would be pleased to show you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

ttement of the Tariff which Will, as soon as matters arc adjusted, find it's way into channels of investment, and then you may expect the South to develop, and expand, and grow faster than she has in the past years of her history
 Throughout Texas" continued My. Helper, the farmer, merchant, fac tor and manufacturer are all doing we'll. No pessimism exists down m the SLone Star State, and in every fence corner and in every by-way is to be seen an air of prosperity that Is remarkable. Texas is fast learn ing to manufacture her raw material where grown, and in this respect. is following one of the basic principals of political economy.
 Tn the new state of Oklahoma. the progress and advancement ill this Commonwealth. is beyond all expec- tations and comparisons. IL in q section full of vim, energy and per- sistence and every one is at work, including Father" to make that state seat of an industrial and commercial empire which will soon challenge the admiration of the
 known world. Money and settlers are going into Oklahoma at d rapid rate, while building operations are at iull swing. this together with the purchasing of good farm lands by a better class of farmers throughout the East and West, is giving Okla homa considerable advertising throughout the country
 But. in your own state of Arkan- sas, great and protractive common-
 wealth where her magnificent anj prodigious resources, possibilities and advantages are SO slightly known outside, and in fact only d few inside Of the state, you have q wonderful development in store. Your hard wood timber, minerals, ores, slate. marble, diamonds, together with your water power and vast fertile lands that will grow anything, is a bulwark of potentialities which can hardly be computed. When Arkansas begins to further develop her manufacturing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
xander Helper, of The kakIfacturers' Record
 Is in This City.
RIFF PROG RE S
|ares That Passage of The Payne
 kul Will Result in 6 Wonderful Impetus to Business.

exander Helper, representing
 Manufacturers Record, of Bal. bre, the great Industrial Journal the Country, arrived in the city
 erday afternoon and is a guest oi
 Hotel Jefferson. X representa-.
 of The Graphic. meeting MT per in the lobby of the Jefferson led his few pointed questions hrding the business conditions oi
 country through which he has n travelling as the accredited cor pondent of his journal.
 For the past six months, re- rked MT. Helper. q have beer Byeling throughout the states o kas, Oklahoma and your own pro. essive state of Arkansas, and 1 fint Bite an optismistic feeling Rsting in all the avenues of trade Id traffic. Good times, prosperity Id large volume of business Is edicted. As soon as the Tariff ques bn is settled, which will not bt any days off, you may expect ; Dnderful impetus given to business here is an abundance of money il e banks throughout Texas, Oklaho. a and Arkansas awaiting the set
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
JAKE MOSEBY HAS
 AN A 1 PLACE

When you are in need of good wines, whiskey's and brandies you can do no better than go to Jake saloon at No. 304 Main St This establishment has been in this city for number of years and has built up q large trade. His adver- tisement in this issue of the paper tells you of the famous brands which he always carries in stock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
HAS PRETTY
 EASTER WINDOW

one of the most seasonable dressed Easter display windows and one that has attracted great deal of atten- tion rom passersby is that of Pine Bluff Mercantile Company. Rabbits, Easter eggs and other features that mark the season arc found here and altogether the sigh. is an attractive one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
EAGLES BALL.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will give d dance a, their hall, 2l6 2 West Second avenue, on April l2. mences at 9 o'clock Music furnished by Elliott's band You are invited to come and enjoy yourselves 4-2 9t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

possibilities. there is no computing the vast amount of money which will gravitate here and remain at home, instead of sending outside for such ufactured here, and the money kept in circulation at home for the oene- fit Of the home people.
 In speaking of Pine Bluff. M7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Helper went on to say. Since my vis- it here several years ago, 1 find marked changes of improvement In an extended walk througout the city this afternoon 1 noticed considera ble building going on. Your streets, sidewalks. business houses, as we'll as your public buildings, would do justice to city twice or even three
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Mrs. Ike kronberg and son. of Lit tie Rock, arrived yesterday from Lit. tic Rock to spend several days in the city with D. M. Dluthenthal and fam. ily
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Representatives $. h. Miller and H J. kerwin came down from Little Rock yesterday to spend Sunday in the city with their families
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
FOR QUICK TRANSPORTATION
 --CALL- CITY HACK LINE
20 East Barraune St.

Open D. m. to 7:s'0 a. m.. and re- liable. Special attention to train calls. Old phone 394. New phone 102 Nose Offord, prop. Pine Bluff. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
The Question of the Day.

Where can I get a good suit? The answer is Eisenkramer's Why? Be-. cause they carry only the best wool- ems and employ only the best work men
 EISENKRAMER, The Tailor. 1ver Citizens Bank, Second ave, cor.
 Pine st.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-27
SOME GOSSIP ABOUT LABORS|
BIG GATHERING UNDER THE RED
CROSS OF ST. GEORGE.

doesn't work all when its working would be
ell. This be broad deem
sary proof up Well,
held that according the body
ming delegates Reid
This the constitutional ground that city cena debaed
delegates seeding bodies
Reid locals classed All well and good
their capita the Federation before fifteenth
the month"; 2) that months
behind of afiaon
could only be by the
a. 1909 the of
per capita October, 1905
liberal Interpretation of the constitution being days behind
and therefore without charter But the McNulty Collins
constitution which worked automacay against the Ohio and
Iowa fedeatons thirty bodies
failed work the againsShe McNuy faction
the Secretary Morrsons
that the McNulty factions
But that with those know If
c\uty collins faction majority doesn't stand
that would have much the Reid Murphy faction.
tire had before split paid every
and death benefit and financed the best of organization
lin years this time the McNuly faction
Hailed world evidences
benefits Secretary
will have with better explanation why the
constitution doesn't automatically the
But after ALL Reid Muir
everlasingy the the
ns faction in the before the committee only
fight Collins is brany
But he
|he all the brains his side McNulty
appendage who relied Collins and NJ.
Hamilton There workers who
explanation of how McNuy elected president of their
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-27

revision of the labor laws now
upon the statute books.
A further extension of the employ
ers' liability law
The abolition of the convict labor
contract and lease system whereby
the labor of convicts is put into COM
petition with free labor.
The better equipment of the Bureau
of Labor and Industrial Statistics to
the end that the Bureau may not only
advertise to better advantage the re-
sources of Nebraska, but may be of
greater service to the vast and rap
idly growing army of women and men
engaged in industrial pursuits
These are but few of the impor-
tant matters that organized labor
should carefully consider and use the
utmost efforts to forward The i'm
portance of organization among the
different crafts is well emphasized by
the results that have accrued to indi-
vidual craftsmen from organizations
of their respective crafts. Until such
time as the craftsmen of the state
shall have perfected a thorough Or
ganfzation they can have little hope
Of securing legislation calculated to
benefit them. In addition to securing
this beneficial legislation along indus
trial lines, thorough organization of
the workers will forward the move
ment for the eradication OF tubercu-
losis and the improvement of the san
itary conditions amidst which thou
sands work and live
l earnestly urge all organizations
of workingmen to affiliate with the
Nebraska Federation of Labor and be
represented at the convention in
South Omaha on January 4, 1910.
In due time the secretary, Frank p.
Hart, will send out information as to
hotel rates, place of meetings, etc.
| The election of delegates should be
reported to him. S24 North Twelfth
street, South Omaha.
| Fraternally,
| WILL NJ MAUPIN,
! President Nebraska Federation
Of Labor
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-11-27
NEBRASKA STATE Federation
OF LABOR CONVENTION CALL

Lincoln. Nebraska, November "A.
19O9.-In accordance with the consti-
tutional provision l hereby call the
Nebraska Federation of Labor to meet
in annual convention in the city of
South Omaha, on January 4, 1910. The
in the convention is as
follows:
Each trades council or central body
is entitled to one delegate, and each
local union is entitled to one delegate
for each 100 members or fraction
Farmers Union. ministerial associa-
tions and auxiliaries composed of the
wives, mothers, daughters and sisters
of members of affiliated crafts are en-
titled to one fraternal delegate each.
No delegate will be entitled to a seat
in the convention with voice and vote
unless the union OF his or her craft is
affiliated with the Nebraska Fedora
tion of Labor and all financial obliga-
tions of such local union to this Fed
GRAFTON liquidated
| There is every reason why the Or
ganiZed workers of Nebraska should
rally to make the Nebraska Fedora
| tion of Labor powerful influence in
/ the social, economic and industrial life
of the commonwealth. Nebraska s
rapidly growing manufacturing indus
tries render it imperative that better
laws be enacted for the propeor safe
guarding of life and limb. and unless
the workers themselves take the mat
ter in hand tEere is little likelihood
of results being accomplished. AT
this time | take occasion to point out
some legislation calculated to benefit
not only the workers and their fami-
lies. but to benefit the entire common.
wealth:
The enactment of law providing
for the establishment of state board
of arbitration and conciliation.
The establishment of state print
ing plant to the end that the state
may. in time, supply school text books
state supplies, etc.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-25
Republicans are Afraid Of their Voters.

Chairman John C. Hanna, OF the
Republican State Central Committee
says that his party will not hold any
Senatorial primaries for the election
OF a United States Senator. The Re-
publicans all over the State are A.
fraid to trust their voters. In every
county In the State the Republicans
Will nominate their county tickets
under the old convention system and
they will not allow their people to
register their preference for a United
states Senator. They seem to be
afraid to trust their voters. What Is
the matter Are they afraid of the
color which might surround their
nominees Are they afraid the pre-
ponderance of negro voters In their
party might assert itself and some OF
their colored brothers receive nomi-
nations on the ticket The party "a
surely In sore strait. The leaders
have practically acknowledged that
without the negro vote the party
would be In hopeless minority I'm
the State, and yet they are afraid TO
trust the larger part of their party TO
have any say In the nominations. The
poor, old negro is to be used for the
advancement of his white Republican
brother. but he is not to be allowed
to have any say In the selections.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-25

How easy the other fellows work
always looks.
A mans best income IL not always
measured by figures.
The man who knows himself has a
large stock of knowledge.
Some mems idea Of "aportr "a TO 20
out and XIII something.
The man with push" ~ usually n
long ways ahead OF the man with =
pull"
The man who does not love children
aud dogs is not worthy OF the love of
bis fellowa.
We have often wished that some
ministers could git In the pew and
hear themselves preach
People who expect 20 win heaven
by proxy are going 10 meet with
warm disappointment
The true fisherman cares very lit-
tie about the FISH. just 30 the condi-
tions are right for flshlng.
Coin mfnted from the tears OF wild.
owe and orphans viii never purchase
a ticket to heaven
Honestly now, wasn't your FIRST am
bition TO be the player OF the tenor
drum" In the village band?
Men who quit trying 20 do good be-
cause they meet with rebuffs are not
the men who accomplish things.
life is fun OF nps and downs, but
the more you look up when you are
down the leas yon'll tind a need for
II.
When woman burns her hand she
says 20, dear." and then forgets It
until her husband comes home and
she can show the blister. When
man burns his hand the whole neigh
borhood knows II.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-25

Born. Feel a little chilly. but I
guess the world will warm up 10 me.
Find ! am an acrobat Can walk on
the ceiling lt's bully fun. Some
times hang BY one foot. Some hun
cry. Not much 10 eat on the wall
paper.
Warmer today. Am real akittlah
and lively Slated on the window
pane Ate with the baby. Was a lit
tie careless and got In his mouth. He
coughed me up. believe that Jonah
story.
Raining outdoors Glad I'm inside.
This family doesn't use good butter.
Took a milk bath Explored the
floor but was snapped at by a dog.
Glad I'm not flea. OF | would have
10 live on the dog.
Had q dandy feast on charlotte
russo today Got FIRST whack al Il.
When shoOed on took refuge on a
cracker Somebody pulled the cracker
from under me and consumed II. How
greedy some people are,
Funny thing happened. Tried TO
get outdoors to the garbage can and
found iron bars preventing my egreas.
Cloud has a silver lining, however, for
flies outside can't get In. II / find a
hple, VIII erect turnHtlle and make
them pay admission There's pret-
~ brunette fyess out there who can
get In free If I'm on the gate.
Had lovely game today with human
being who swatted st me with a dust
cloth. Good exercise for both OF us,
but her batting eye Is punk. Her ay-
erage for the day was 900 as she
whitfield every time. took a good
long rest in the sugar bowl.
About 300 new arrivals today---door
left open. All ravenonsIy hungry. Had
to whip about eighty-seven before
could get anything to eat OF the
sideboard They are a bunch OF an
archists who don't recognize my vest
ed rights.
Great deal of dust today. Premises
IN confusion Disgusting smell of
soap suds. Had TO eat unmolested.
They call this housecleaning. Very
disagreeable and inhospitable. II des-
troys several caches OF bacteria | had
rubbed on.
Found peculiar glazed surface with
convention of unemployed flies hold
ing forth on It. Wonder what 1t is.
Must be a good thing, for they seem
to be stuck on 1t. Me for II.
B-b-b-z-z-zz ---zzz---buz-ziz say -
T'm--alI out--of breath. Sort OF at
tached--to this glazed
self Been here two days. Can't eat,
can't fly. can't let CO. Can't even
breathe. F-A-R-E-W-E-L-LI
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-25
White House Now PIacId.

It's oh, so calm now at the White
House. No longer Ia the Executive
Mansion a storm center for news. and
not a live wire" can be found about
the place, from the standpoint OF the
neWschaser. Among the things so dif-
ferent since Theodore Roosevelt trans
ferred the scene OF his activities TO
the African Jungles, In quest OF big
game. are the following
Not single man has been put ia
the Ananias club since March ith.
No advice has been given on the
subject OF the proposed number OF
children In well-regulated families.
undesirable citizens" roam at large
without fear.
Controversies with nature fakirs
are tabooed.
No Senators have been denounced
by name of late.
No new commissions nave been cre-
ated
The Constitution Is often referred
to as the law of the land.
Chief Wilkie has not been asked TO
reoprt the names OF Congressmen not
In harmony with the secret service.
No pugilists or wrestlers have had
rounds with the executive
Il. II. Hartman has sailed for Eu-
rope with peace IN his soul.
Bears down In the Mississippi
swamps and In the Colorado noun
tains are getting sassy.
Jim" Tawney visits the White
House.
Ben" Tillman pokes his nose In
there whenever he pleases.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-25
TINE pErYINe CHEMICALS.
A Recent Discovery Said TO Make
Roads DHst and Germ Proof.

The Hungarian chemist, Brunn,
says he has discovered liquid chem
ical compound which renders certain
kinds OF matter proof against the ef-
feets OF time. He asserts that II
doubles the density OF nearly every
kind OF stone. and renders II water
proof II imparts to all metals quail
ties which defy oxygen and rust. IL
ih also a germiclde OF hitherto un-
edualed powers. The professor says
that while travelling In Greece some
twenty-five years ago he noticed that
the mortar In stones of ruins which
we're known 10 be over 1000 years
old was as hard, fresh and tenacious
as N II had been made only a year.
lie secured piece OF the mortar,
and has been working on Il ever since
until now, when. he gays he has
discovered the secret. The compound
II yellow liquid which the profess
sor has christcned zorene. He de-
scribes the following experiments
glece of ordinary and easily break
able Stag, after immersion In zorene.
deiled the full blow OF a hammer.
There was the same effect on ordi-
nary bricks and block OF red far
rah wood. Ali three were then Inn
mersed In water for long time.
When taken out and weighed with
delicate scales the presence Of a sin
gle particle OF added moisture could
not be detected. Two pieces OF steel
submitted to an ammonia test equal
10 five years exposure to the air
emerged from the bath as they en-
tered II. An ordinary table knife
which had lain open Ave months did
not show the slightest stain. Profess
sor Brunn asserts that he will be
able to make roads dust, germ and
water proof, thus giving a CONNER
cial value TO hundreds of millions OF
tons OF Stag which is now useless in
the mining and smelling districts.
His discovery will at the very least,
he says, double the life OF metals ex-
posed to the air, such as In bridges,
railroads, vessels and tanks.