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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

CASH 4@etari0aE wsrH fullows-
1-AJIr-f .l- Hinl@F PAneE-s. saaig
straiEhrs. So s.4s BAKERS zgasels a.
RfE-Nn. = 51Fl6c
BAALEN-H mixing. lllnsac- far
10 chsice na.l q 6s@7ar
SEEIsz--FEk 80. Z south western. g
"a nrls- eslsgn' A-4A 1ii2crhE, A4--l
FRsoVISIo sCs-sE-ss RarE- per bni. s.s sng
z5-zl Lass. P=f aee Ihsl- EL1Ei. Sbort lias
Hates fksesEs FsaEZ ShDFT GEAR
sldFs lbeEss8. "a EFTlAsa
egual - a. ~ ~ Prl-lEF rece1Ers were
e So as esEl9rad Wirh a3e.39a b. cce
-ltIesl -la.-il-s 1ag year Esa-
Aalrlalssc rauelEls Ter 1qElurroN- MheaL
ears eern. "A CARS GAIA > sAz1s hess.
CltszFs casa Pries-Whaat- Ma. . nd
s 80 .aS-1s Va rad- 81 E-sgl-E No. .
eHra- z - "a har1. 81 seis i-da,
-. : casa. za'9i.es Na. J easa- aso,sic
Ne Nht1s. ssirddses Na. Nhtre, 6sEias-rci
El. get4Cgr. ~. 1d,.aC- No. yellow. EI = r.
1rc saze No wAi1e, E-zEea.c- Aa- Z
TAsa-sl=ssgs sreAzsrisz, sasG-7izss
GAi-tes. MG16c
EGGs-s1saaFs rs1eiDls. Sus cases. al
11fL snsea zne--alsa laglaises -lrsuz. ne;
cEIEES E-s1sa5T, aa1sies. EsSa1ss.s.
tul1s- ll145-scs yUUuE AweTiCaE. IA 1lDc.
iars haE1zs Dss4HSz
roTAIe ,Es-staasy: enoins e. rs-ey, @s
sacs AZ = gneG sGDc
FULLI EA-FirZ. u1rksgs. Ia. live fuHls.
lfaEc- aprlnsrz. laal.gc
VEAL-slsAsgs - b se-pound vsiEars
- = - a-p0ula EetE3lN- sa9'sc- 9 q
kscElees Loday-W heat = earn. curn. IL
ears larE Al l4rB- ElaIilaan-d ur1r.1rrlyII-
@1--l = cas- carl- "a CATS aAts y cara
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

LAHA LLeLEIL =
-r.--- - En---

Ter Omaha Neh-. Cor c1e rEsurE-f1ur
sE-rs eng a. q n 7sn usridza1 tine,
IIhzrs6EE July 2 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

NEW YORK July T-METAL-s-si4ndar
cupp@r weak. sp0r And rlrlrea, 81 1aElZ On
LCucnu. Dur sDCL - q ID EAutureE "a
AZ 81 Lax euuper, ~ ga l.lsla. cleo
rrolyl1c. E22EZ-5d All eastEE EZlztr0
= 3 LOnGgl closed an spot EH - a
rlrlres. EzB rs. LEld q1teL a 80 81
AeW farks &4D1AE East 81 Lnua Lem
1lu EuuL IL Ia. SreaIer ul-let r. 7l1iF "a
New YORK tzseGs.E East "a Lalia. Iasn-
enn spot - ss- IrUn- E11sf. n0rrne-n
grAces- slk 1oe1l65; suUrh@ru- Esz5Ezs.7 r..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

PIERRE s D. JaiE IL Special l--L4ats
expense Accounts o. eanG1Eaaes IN the pm
mzry Which have been fled With the sec
rotary OK state. are Thomas Thorsun- con-
Eress G5I; John T. Shrader, congress.
81 aaSs E. C. Policy. secretary e state, So
p r Brlnksr &z2& sE1Uluizzh--ler Isl
Jahn BlbeIheiDer, spziuor. S4ss. C G. Law
renee, stale EuperinaanGisnt q las raaetiOIl-
SSH A. H. SsymouE. GGperlz1an1suz AZ IN
structon. $s1ss gonn r HHgnes. j. 7ge II
TIE Six1h circuit SKI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

FEILADELFHLA JEly L-EUNTEE-
ETU- extra western erHamerT, M e.
western uehrty prtZ-z- Ne
E5Lz6-tlr-1 EEl1sEirauia And orher
EearbT Erslz. L-l1c a. Uzark Fen1EJ-ivauia.
and dli1eT nesrrT rrslz. elrreEr receipfa IN
reruruabls cases, mc Al uark western
firals. Isi4c 81 msrk. western ElrFrz- cur
-renr receiptz, NJ A. NAH
C5 E1Es-Fl4 creams. choice IGG l6l. e.
fzl creams. tar 70 good. IdBEc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

NEW YORK lazy Z--COTTON-sDor
closed Gziet, u37clilg urLaadz, 1h lie rsld-
1L-lg E.lL EE3c 6alss. Lz1E hales
Cctton f1rzreE closed 1rm- I4iy. Z gsc.
August - Elf. 5Eglelber. y Ne- Clcr1lbe-
= re- &oEEmhzr. Il i2c- Deceuzt.er y 5-e-
IaU1zrT, Iz5ac, Fenr1ary. E-5sc- Maruh
lZ5Hes MAJ l1-53c-
81 LOIS July z-COTLON-T-n-
chaLgsd- E11dlt-E sse- sales. nuue- re-
ceipta ElE hA1eEs EElrueuLa so 49,.
STOCK IfEz ha1sR.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

ST. JOSEPH July Z-EATTLE-RHceipr
2 80 hea-- -arhel SLOW ard about st-aslV-
Steers. - $50 80 COWS and hei1ers g 5A1
k-59- calves. 8 59E4 9
HOEs-Escep<z. 7.5H Rad: market za,F
I5e lgEers top . - huH q sales sE-s6a
71IEEP AND LAMBS-Receip1s s5n
naal. EarEe1 l1e laMers lAnhs. $ sll- 81
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

PARIS July The weekly statement Of
the 5a1k Gf EraBcs shDHs ne 11iaoWing
-hAlsEs- Notes IN c1rcu4zr1o1 1ecrHAsec
s. "a ono francs, treasury eepoErrs decreased
a 81. aoo francs general deposits decreased
La "a 18 trZ1cz5 Eald IL hand decreased
! - tn francs silver II. hAzc decreased
sBh asa frzncs- hills disrUrursd distressed
~. HiA. 90 francs. a7EHrees Increases 95.t9G,-
90 francs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

EaNsAs CITY. lay Z-WEEAr-Iuiy
So SeuuaUbcr 49, Ls=eeEher sffs6iaz
Cash- UnchzuEed - lc lgEer- Va q r dlI
Ia. "a. 4 &cEg-E. Ea- . r-e. ssS9sc- IA
= va ihC.
CDRN-Euly 49, Sepceuher, re De-
cf.uher "a ~ I.E Cast -zdii4e hlgtsr- Ma
mixed sc Ma z a4@Ascs Na. WhlnE
szl~c- Nu Z 6zE
oars-C1zhzaszd. Ne. uh1e. DGE-.
MIXED SC l6e
EHE-Nn = Bif71E
HAN-L uc11rEet - aaclEEa8 tHWEr-
chutce rnagrhg. a. a86lz-ses eholee P<1aTi-
81 U1laa
EL III FF4UsfT EEfrlz. rfrErE,
1lltCr secu1fis. - pacing stuCE .1sC.
Ef7li---f iTnrs. 81 secuu1s 50 current
reeeipEz new casez f41s ElscsllAneo1z
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

WASHINGIOS. I4ly The eand Gen a
t1s treasury a. ne heEiln1nE ~ Business
l11AE Eas Ea llligNE- Trust tZ11s--ls1ld
cuau- fsdZ z .sA- silver a. ara ta31 ~ lan
silEer 11ilAra ~ IN 81 90 g8r silver cerrffI-
estes aulEcandl1E. 800 ~ ~ Genera rund
-elan1art silver cellars ~ EenerAl tEnn
q * SIT, clrreEr Lahiduea. ~ So $50 Hurk-
nd balance ID rreAElTg arfLces. s. ~ q.
II ezHEE ~ Eredlr - eraAEizrer u rns rz.lss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

TIE wea1Eer vas slightly euoEer tnroGga-
szr the cgrl EEc Wheat bet Guz1ng Ire
iast rws1ry-faHr h0urs- Rains occurred
within rne last rwenry-fgur hours IN al
rssr7juus Il rhs belt except th= exIrerns
igssfqsr-u districts ne rzz1z were generally
h-av-r IA ire extreme eastern c1sC-1Crs- and
avressiVe. fars occurred AZ CGz4LbslE and
Cyarrur O. IL tire Cuiu-bUE district and
A. M5urr Stirring KY. and Madison Ind
III the L0utSviue district
L. Z WELSH
Local FareeaEtsr weather Bureau
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08
CHICAGO LIVE srOCK MARKET
SAI1D~rs FI.a lever M1rH~t. Hess

ShfRBern Fad Lever MArkees Hos
W9rxh Tea - FIfxeen Cents Lena-
CHICAGO JUlF Z-EATTLE-EeceIp
IA aM heHd- market lever steers, - hal1
49, ecAtA as25spGaB. heifsrs. s. mQl6-5es
bulls, q 58d6.zs, calves s. 8lep8-i8; s1ocAeT'E
ard feeders e4aBG5 "a
HDES-Rscefpra. Els head market log
I5e inwer, heavy 81 88S1s Is, butchers, 81 90
deE- ElIez- y. 1ad9E, hight So s8Q 4a-
paEAtrE. 1B-25GfAs0, psSz, s8-9G6IA&; blk q
sales 81 5G8Ba
SEEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Is 90
read: market luWSr. sheep g. a5l1Js-S5- year
MnEs &z75idl5-75, lambs s. 88tQE.oH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

LONDON July Z--The June statement Of
rEE Eoard Of Trz1H shows Increases CT IA
Ea 8o8 - upGrrs and 81. "A a8 IN expGrrs.
Ihz. PrtzEipal Increase IN amparEs gRs IN
raw material and manufactured goods
shCW@1 rhe largest gain q TIE eEp0rts-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

CNAHA. July E.-HAX-Na. I S4aB. No
. E-5S packing s. 30 leE. EA-8a Straw
Wheat w@7 rye and oats. SEA Al1al1a-
IL ae
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

wounded win a gun Or pisroe1 ~ a r.-rI
nal. Eucklen'H ArllGa saIFs hsals rs
wound Gzarzuused- &c Tor sale ~
Beaten Drug ca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

ST LOUIS. JAY L-Au alleged 0piu1
factory Was rat5ed here early uadAY and
liz Owner. Joe SIG a ChizAzzl, = hel1E
he'd ~ federal rsNPrUs grrCerE. he red-
ara gfrce-E said TIE fzC1rry Wa rzzziEs
f1-l h1lsr N1EE hey s1usrst
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

DULUTH July AT-TEzy 81 ff1a
Septsuher. G-lIAa- No. northern. sLT7ss,
No. = rGrthern- E51A
Cl.ATS-Al~fIgBc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

LONDON. July I-AmericRl securities
apened steadE ana fruU - 8 akcp~
par1tB- Later the azn0unceme=nr fha1 NJ
CnZEEe had ben wace IN ne hArk rate
EnEEe1 q parrlzl 1rC-1ne ard AZ luln ne
ZArker vas g-aeNer. WlLh pricea rzlE1nE
enaEH InenRlEsc % q higher rhan ysstrr-
GAYS New York el1sing
clnsing SaotAIons On stocks we're
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

OMAHA. NHn-~ Jay = IN
Rams an-lrrs.1- slace tE@ Erscsdl1-s re-
purt ri tha laEa rssl1n. the Url1 ValleT.
ana inside ana suurn ALauLic s-aras. ana
scaruene1 snEEers lcCurre1 an tie sQ1Ln-
Wesr and sEueDe ECTrhWssL ne rAls
uers EerV heavy a. pui1ns u O1ao- An-
1lana ara E.elraCEE. Wnere Ea--a ralslA
f-Crl GRE Co hearty Elree l1cneE 1cclrrel-
TIE haErlest talLs bang IN suul1sru IN
tne ceutrai va-1eys durl1E r1a AS - eurl-
Fr--- h.---s ara rem-erar-r-s are HWar IN
at.e uruer n laslssI-ri and Or1o valleys ala
.aha reEluu t1lE warul1E A very EAEm
1uf general rtEs n t=uPsraturs - sauWn
rhrl1u rf1gu1 Lhe-ress- NaenerailT etsar cun-
dtLa1s prevail I'M the ce1rral vall-1s AID
ae-t rsrouE rlur the ulD-uralla. and ths
luEiook ls Tor cunrtrued FAR ~ rnas W
entity tU-Eht Ana Friday. win 10 En-
porraut chA1ga Ii te-perarure-
TeDpera1lls and prscarilarlll ~ O1uaha-
c1mpared WIKI the three Prscedlns years-
Ull. LsN. l,as 1'ul
~ lllmlu te-1peTarErE---- "a - ~ ~
E'naeirir alluu .-.-------.---- - "a ~ =
Normal asmperatEre fur to-day p eegrees-
Ller1clencE "a EreclFi1atiQ1 st1cs lAarch Z
M Inchss-
E-Ecess eurrespundlng period N 80. .
iuCnas-
E.Hosss- corrsspoaLtng period ~ LA. 90
L A WELSH. Local FursezStsr.
Caru sd wheat HeEf@1 BaE1eftn-
Far O-1aha Neh f1r che rWsurE-fuur
hrurE eng ~ a r. ls1 usrtala tine,
ThursdEE. jay z El9-
OMAHA UT<TRrf-T
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

MTNssEAFs1LIS- Ma July L-WHEAr
-gzlg, tA1lsss Ssg4su1nsr El-ME. Deceuhsr
49, can No larl SIS Ne /
nsrrhern. C-1-dLES,l Na salorthGrn = -
llsh -. , n1rl1erl LT.NLsA
cuAN-esl = EeicH $685.
C4Fs-Aa. N.E1le aaQslc
FLAX-Clcee1 - IA
RYE-Nn = EE--r
FLDL43-A1Et po1elts IN Wuu1 z o. h
MlHlaaaa1Efs - 4a1i Al. secaEd parsurs
s Ml6. - nrEr cia1rs. & Gna - s..
c3aArs EmGGm
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

LIVERPOOL. guig -=WHEAT-su..r
6zn- -. 2 -rsd Uealsrn Etzrtr. ~ sf5us
EaceulA4E - ItsA
Co1sS-spar cr=s 90 Azer,1zz ztzss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

WHEAT-MsL ?. hard sa7eG1lal. No 3
hAr1 SaHsllst "a harG- asqsSCs No
sprinE. 2sSfEL8es IA 3 Er-trE slE8bc-
GOkN-Ho wkits gas7FV1@cs Va white
as-sga1c- ka- whife fef75ac- Ma eutor.
5eHNr- 10 oGlcr Issa Csc Va. ysiluE.
sSa uSIc- go FsI-OE. 81 @nadatcs Nc.
FsllpW, - lsasaa4. As. z 56Ares No x Eal 56--Cs
Va 4 sed7Esc- 70 xz11a. E-a51c
OATS tandar1- 70. M. 3 whire, e6ies
re Ne whira 7zsaIlf3tc- Ne Yeiiaw.
lsaf7.1fc. Sc yel.eGr. S4GtE
BARLET-Sss 1 G@sFEes Sa. : fsed
szlEQsscs re5ectgG, 49,
RTE-Nb. 2 7sEu Ns 4 wg7sC.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

Recsipls anE azspongI5Gn q I've sock A.
TIE linen STICK TRrdE. suulh O--la1a- Neos
for rWEnrV-d0ur nuura andtzS a. GiocA
,. Il gu1y Z. E1n
CEEPrS-CAELCTE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

BOsTuN. July 6-WOOL-In ne absence
q any demand lar sld w0al interest ii
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

NEW XoRK JulV Z-ETAPOEATED
LEE-S-l11er but tIrIl via sal af1er-
Asz. an the ap1t fancy b Ql0zee AZ Ig7sG
u'zcs ehCice. s-16IScs prtUle, 7a7-Ecs ermEl0E
ID far sEs4se
DRIED FRI ITS-FrUrea are guisr. hEIf
a1Nlces from L1e coaEL GllDIErl1zs rR1Ee
from Nsat4c f0r Ca.Lf0rula - - 1a-aE fnr
IreEan4- Arr-coEH are frrz a1Ezt Er1rsEs
but ne 1eslAzd - small Ehoiee SzS11Blt e
extra Eh0ice- 10AzGL1E- fancy - -. d1elsc
extra cAGice- lglnIIIes fancy dsa. 1Lzlsc
Peaches are gutet and stsa-9E. -chQlce. I'D
6@e- extra Ghoi1e. 7GGsse. fancy TssHT-rc
hz1aiuH are g1ist and unGhamEed, lsaas
UlscA1els are quoted AZ g,slsAc. c&1ics
to fancy seeded s4s6S&c. seed3=ss, jan
SIC London layers. Enn9l&
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

MDNhT-aa Per nr1t
rs rate - 4AseuE1r aa ne oDe1 mA-kst
mr. shurt has Il 40 Is per ear. FIR tnres
mlmthE nlls Ea&z 81 Der cent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

The faE5g~izg anoczzsuna are FURNISHED
Nv L0Gzz 4 BTau EAE7h4rz View I 1rk
Stock szchEnss. 80 sgutE .zlxnesnEA street..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

OMAHA, July z-Bzzk slezr11gH fsr To-
day we're g.. 81 rs E and for the care
sponetsg 6aas AL year EE lsss-E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

o-uean1zs r1rulabsd ~ SGE1ai Bur1A
r. 81 Nsw Es-k LIZ hu1lcazE Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-08

HAlinirzg-u teuperatuTs for rWeiFe-n0
period erdl1E az q N
DISTRICT AVERAGE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
ORLEANS.
Mrs. Tom Buzzo is much improved.
Mrs. L. S. Nye is much improved.

Mrs. Tom Buzzo is much improved.
Mrs. L. S. Nye is much improved.
Mrs. F. J. Kinney is suffering with
rheumatism.
Q. B. Dodge is painting J. E. Lyons
barber shop.
Miss Gertrude Lyon returned to St.
Johnsbury Sunday.
Charles Scott and Fred Goldsmith are
home from Boston.
Charles UaIe returned to his home
In Danville Tuesday.
Fred McGoff and family spent Sun
day at J. E. Lyons.
The tennis courts are now ready for
the members of the club.
Wallace Sawyer goes to Richford on
July 4, to play in the band.
Mrs. Charles Day of Newport is Wis
ltlng her son, L. w. Tenney.
The carpenters began work on C. S.
Gibbs new house on Tuesday.
H. D. Stannard has gone to New
York for week on business.
Arthur Hook and family spent the
past week here visiting friends.
Mrs. Stockwell of Lyndonville visited
Mrs. Hugh Buchanan last week.
Alonzo Smith has gone to Pike, N. H.,
where he has secured position.
Lester Kinsley entertained his
father and brother of Lowell recently.
J. B. Rogers is spending few days
at Burlington on pleasure and business.
Mrs. A. H. Gardyne and family have
gone to their cottage at Willoughby.
Mrs. Stafford had as her guest re.
Gently Miss Lillian Lee of Newport.
Miss Blanche Baldwin of StansteaC
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Hatch and daughter ofDanville
are visiting her brother, E. E. Mathews.
Hazel Burroughs is visiting hel
grandparents in Bloomington village.
Mrs. Jennie Kipp went to Sugar
Hill, N. H., today for the summer.
Y. 5. Stevens has gone to Johnson,
for few days as his sister is quite i'll.
c. c. Stannard had a Bell telephone
installed in his residence last week.
Carl and Clyde Wiley and Geo. Por.
ter spent last week in Ferdinand fish
ing.
W. j: Joslyn had the Peoples tele-
phone installed in his residence Mon.
day.
Mrs. Jack Brown called on friends
IN Lyndonville and st. Johnsbury re-
Gently.
Mrs. Ara Wilcox entertained Miss
Vera Cole of Newport several days
last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
Willoughby Fish and Game Club.

There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the Willoughby Fish and Game Club
Saturday evening in E. c. SINNERS
office.
The following new members joined
the club. H. G. Trip, A. D. Beede,
J. E. Lyon, c. S. Stevens, H. G. Full
Ter, E. A. Wiley, A. w. Fletcher, S.
F. Sargent, G. I. Moulton, Geo. Hoyt,
w. B. Bowman, Frank House. This
makes membership now of liz. The
membership fee is $1O0, which in
cludes one years dues. The yearly
dues are 50 cents. 1t was voted that
the club observe it's annual field day
at Willoughby lake the first week in
August. This will mean a great day of
games and sports and will give an ex-
cellent opportunity for days outing.
Great preparations are already being
made for the success of the event, of
which there is no doubt, as the enthu-
siasm runs high. E. E. Doe is the
president of the club and E. C. Skin
ner secretary and treasurer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
County Veterans Meet in Orleans.

A large delegation of veterans and
their wives were present at the an
nual meeting of the Orleans County
Veterans association held last Friday.
The forenoon was devoted largely to a
fellowship meeting. Promptly at
noon they repaired to the vestry of
the M. E. church where a splendid
repast was served by the Ladies' Aid
society, which had been subscribed for
by the citizens and hence was free to
veterans and w.. r. C. A drum corp.
composed of Messrs Annis, Moulton
and Durham of this place and Mr..
French of Barton, furnished the
marching music. Mr.. French, who
played the fife, is SO years of age and
aroused considerable inspiration. At
ter dinner all repaired to the opera
hall where the exercises were held.
Sawyer's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic in connection with the choir.
Comrade S. A. Grow presided. Rev.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
C. l. SHAEFFER, Local Editor
C. L. sHAEFFER, Local Editor

G. w. Burke offered the prayer and
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer gave the address
of welcome. The response was given
by Comrade C. C. Wheeler of North
Troy. Mrs. Daniel Skinner gave the
address of welcome in behalf of the
w. R. c., in very pleasing manner
to which Mrs. A. C. Sleeper of New
port very happily responded. Com
rade E. H. Nye of Barton then gave
an excellent address filled with rem
iniscences of the war. Elk Gov. Grout
sur of Newport was called upon, who
not being present, Col. z. M. Man
spoke very feelingly Of the men who
are gone and the duties of those re-
naming. One of the most inspiring
features of the occasion was the song
by Comrade A. w. Wiley, who sang
Marching Through Georgia" all the
while waving cold Glory" and all the
veterans and their wives joining in the
chorus. It was most successful re-
union and enjoyed by all. The next
meeting will be at Glover
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
Orleans Library.

The library will be in its new quar-
tiers in the Skinner & Brown block by
next Saturday and will be open at the
usual hours. 1t will interest the public
to know that there is large list of
new books ready for the patrons.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
Real Estate for Sale

HUI AClUIV xUl UOlV
8s-VILLAGE PROPERTY Five
acres of very choice land 80 rods to
church school and store. Near saw
mill, has r. F. D. and telephone. Nice
location three and one-half miles to
smart railroad town on fine carriage
road. House two-story. with ell,
piazza and woodshed. Good cellar
outside entrance, nice lawn with
shade trees. Barn 30x5O arranged for
ten cows and team. The buildings are
in good repair, clapboarded, painted
and have storm windows. This is a
trade worth looking after if you want
place of this size. Price $1,000. One
half down, balance to please customer.
Write, call or telephone Hoyt, Or
leans, VT.
95-CO1TAGES AND BOATS at
Willoughby lake. If in want of nice
cottage or power boat let me talk
with you. [ have number for sale
and will close any of them at one-half
cost of building. Can give you To-
cation on most any part of the lake.
This is beautiful place and the own
ers are not selling because they do
not like the location, they are want
ing to sell for better reasons. It is up
to you now if you want some of this
property at one-half price:-~
Hoyt, Orleans, VT.
96-I have village homes in about
every town in Orleans County. If in
want of anything of this kind would
be pleased TO show the property or will
write giving location, price or any in
formation regarding same you wish
to inquire about. Hoyt, Orleans, Vt.
90-MODEL VILLAGE HOME 10.
Gated in hustling railroad village just
outside the busy center. Only a few
rods from churches, one of the best
schools in the state, stores, shops
mills and markets. Has city water
electric lights, nice sidewalks from
this place to all parts of the town
Two STORY house with ell, piazz a
woodshed, nice office and two barns
The house has IA finished rooms. fancy
finish hardwood floors, hotwate
heating, modern in every respect
Cellar split granite, cement bottom
Fine lawn with shade trees. Thu
barns are arranged with ten stalls a
Su6dIu0u anu uHlSuCO, 1ASIuO IOOm ~
auto and lots of other storage. Fiv
scres very choice land with the abov
mentioned property all on one of tn
best streets in town. This property
up to date, all of the buildings ar
good as new and you can buy the 10
for two thirds cost of the buildings
Write, call or telephone. Hoyt, Or
leans, Vt.
Geo. HOyt,
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-15
HERE THEY ARE:

were standing over him and they had
already chewed up his hat and part of
his clothing. It was a close call as
the hogs would soon have made an at
tack on his body. He was carried to
the house and revived. He was over
come by spasm or CONFUSION.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17

Thursday. May 26-San Bernardino
county. Day, ontario and Rialto.
Night meeting at San Bernardino.
Friday, May 27-Day. auto trip to
Banning. Thermal. Coachella. Night,
meeting at Ell Centre.
Saturday. May 2S-Day, Imperial;
night meeting at Brawley.
Sunday, May 29-On train for Los
Angeles.
Monday. May 30--Memorial day.
Tuesday. May 31-Sixty-seventh AS
sembly District club. 10 a. m, Tropico;
II a. m, Burbank; 1890 p. M, San Fer
nando; 2:30 p. m, Lankershim; p. m,
Glendale; p. M, South Pasadena;
p. m, Pasadena.
Wednesday, June 1--9 a. m., Laman-
da Park; 10 a. M. Monrovia; IL a. M,
Duarte: 12 m, Azusa; 2 p. M, Glen
dora: p. m. San Din'1s; p. M,
Lordsburg: p. m., Pomona.
Thursday, June 2-10 a. M, Covina;
70 m, whittier; 2 p. m, Downey; 8 p
m. Norwalk; p. m, Artesia; p. m.
Clearwater; s p. m, Long Beach.
Friday, June $3.50 a. M, Whining
ton; 9 80 a. M, San Pedro; 10:45 a. m.
Compton; IL m, Redondo Beach; 2:9O p
m, Gardena; 4:S0 p. M, Sawtelle; 8 p
M, meeting county central committee
Blanchard hall.
Saturday, June 4-6:45 a. m, leave
Los Angeles; 10 a, M. meeting at Santa
Paula; 1890 p. m, meeting at OXnard;
p. m, Santa Barbara.
Following is the schedule of meetings
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17

to be held at the Lincoln Roosevelt
league headquarters this week:
Tuesday, p. m, Seventy-hfth as
sembly district; 4 p. M, seventeen as
sembly district.
Wednesday, p. M, Seventy fourth
assembly district; S p. M, Seventy-sec-
ond assembly, district.
Thursday p. M, Seventy-thlrd as
sembly district.
Fridays p. M, sixty-ninth assembly
district.
Saturday, p. M, Sixty-seventh as
sembly district; p. m, SiXty-eighth
assembly district.
w. D. stephens, acknowledgements
league candidate for congressman from
the Seventh congressional district, will
accompany Mr.. Johnson on his tour
during the second week OF the trip, COW
ering most of the towns in Los Angeles
county.
Lee c. Gates, Lincoln-Roosevelt
league candidate for the state senate
from the Thirty-fourth senatorial dis
trict, will also accompany the Johnson
party throughout a portion of the trip
in Southern California.
In addition to the assembly district
meetings, there will be a meeting of
committeeman from the Sixty-ninth as
sembly district Friday, May 20, at p.
m, and of the Sixty seventh assembly
district Saturday May 21, at p. M.
and of the Sixty-eighth assembly dis
trict Saturday, May u, at p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
TO ExHlelT FANCY GRAIN

on placing a quantity of dry farming
grains raised in the state of Utah on
exhibition in Los Angeles within the
next day or two. advertising the agri-
cultural possibilities of that state. The
exhibit. which has been on display in
the office of the Salt Lake route in
Salt Lake city, was shipped to Los
Angeles yesterday, and will be open
for the inspection of the public within
a few days
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
EX0NERATE M0T0RMAN
FROM BLAME FOR DEATH

A verdict of accidental death was
ordered yesterday by the coroner's
jury at the inquest held over the body
of Elmer Sheppard, 10-year-old son of
E. J. Sheppard, 1910 Essex street, who
was run over and instantly killed by
Central avenue car last Friday. The
inquest was held at the undertaking
parlors of Reideman g. Myers.
Walter e. Hoover, the motorman in
charge of the car at the time of the ac-
cident. was exonerated by the jury, as
the accident was found to be unavoid-
able According to the testimony of
witnesses the boy passed in front of
the ear and slipped on the wet pave
ment. falling backward under the front
wheels.
The funeral will be held from the un-
dertaking parlors this afternoon.
Burial will be in Rosedale cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO INSPECT ROAD WORK
Supervisors Name Engineers and
Business Men to Investigate
Highways Now Building

The Los Angeles county board of
supervisors late yesterday afternoon
appointed a committee of six men to
investigate the highway work in Los
Angeles county. which the advisory
board of the highway commission re-
Gently criticised as poorly managed
and below specifications"
The committee appointed to make
this investigation consists of Joseph
Scott, president of the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce; George NJ. Pier
son, county surveyor of Riverside
county; Austin B. Fletcher, highway
engineer of San Diego county; Henry
Hawgood, consulting engineer of Los
Angeles; c. H. Plummer, president of
the Merchants and Manufacturers as