davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

ai9rligbeo, iom mar, ogiaa peo ben
ne anlebniftg bnpbe bepiit BAN o.
bans Samilie. 9pinberne bapoe ier
get for 8en9rtuing. 9a ale bapot
foaet rieeIig og ingen par CLIENT
bolot Taitor 5. Sbaraloion af Der
6oreneoe Strife en- for gnIeoninaer
pasienoe Sole. Sioen benptteoes fe.
mere til Samtaler, Sang % Duff
Naitor Sppegaarb og Suitru bar
bapt 6 gsrn, booraf I en- er bso,
Wonfor6 Den 9Ioite al gsrnene bill
til Barren erabuere til Goftpr
Wteoiein fra Winneiotds Statsuni.
periitet. Gsnes Deres eneite Gatter
er Srrerinoe og De pngre er biemme
og gaor paa SfoIe.
- Spo Iafota 3reos bill boIbe en-
acknowledgements engang / 8inte.
rens Sob | Taitor O. 8. @ifs aaIb.
gaitor Sfarpnes bar allereoe
giort en- geepnbeIie meb at iamIe
WeioIer til SpfsreIie af Strife | gpen
Ge%nterpiIIe, e.. 9uf.
Sbeq Greet Menigbeo Seem.
man @rope, Hebr> bar MI begpnot
Spfsrlien al en- np oe beniistsmes-
iig Breitebolie t9t neo airfen.
Der ffripes fra peItre alberta:
vi bar ingen norif Brett Der. Oct
er en- Del norife Son IA Mil peit
ira Obs peo gasle Sill g. g., pi
er 20 Wil peit ifra Obs peb Sumbre
y. g., ogian en- 10 Uil ipo berfra er
en- Gel norife SoIf peo gergens g.
.. Solicit er fra A forifieaige III.
tberife Snmfunb, men ieg tanfer
Sauges bar Waioriteten.
Raft. Stenerions Meniebeoer
bar fisbt en- net preitebolig |
Pierpont for ct Glars Si6 iiben. Nten
Barn" bar baaSe for Iiben oa gan.
tie tolo. On Del @enner | Gierpont
iaa bel iom | 2angforb toe fig for at
reparere ben. Zen blep eiort ftsrre
og blep fnoflpot, iaa mn er ben baaoe
rnmmelig og BARN.
Bethel Weuigbeo | IpIep, Can,
bite, at be elifebe fin Sieleisrser
peo at ooerraife bam meb en- Gape.
Oct sif for fig paa Den Maaoe, at
Wfrs. q. Stnistb ben lite Dec. bao
Pait. u. Siortnas oper iii fig, oa ba
ban fom Der bite bet fig, at belle Re.
nigbeoen bar iamlet. Scr. 6. Inoer.
len loo BAN ba pibe Seniigten meo
Wenigbebens Sammenfomit og oper.
rafte BAN en- Nensegape paa $34.5O
Ser bleo ierperet "Refreibments",
b~porefter Here Sanee blep ipillet %
irnget. Rait. Siortaas taffeSe for
gaaifisnneIien 90 for ben @enlis.
beb, iom De mebte BAN mes til aIe
Sioer. Man ffiltes meb ben Sor.
pisniug, at aierIisbebens gannb bar
fnpttet foftere emo for.
- Sfslae gefienbtgiereIie afboIbt
Meb @iue areos ct SamtaIemebe I
Gurran @olep Wgb., Bait. gorgens
9aIb, Den 30te Rop. - 2Sen Gee.
9aft. g. 6. Sncobion aabnebe Webet
meb Br9bifen ODER Sob. II, 3. Gait.
beapnbte S~arrtaIen oper
oct opitinebe gmne 9,,f. Is, 1872.
Srifirfen.
0tn "grlttIns,t."J
- 3ions @eniebeo I 9ronn Co.,
9aniaS, bar / SOFT fiebt 8reItebolig
90 airfe / gpereit. Nenigbeben fog
bette Sfribt, forbi Ser err flere So.
miller tiIbsrenbe Den, iom Dor Spo
fer everett cptil 6 WiI, mebens Sir
fen err A Wil Noro. Ser traf til at
bare Ell net Strife meo 1reitebplig
peo Chen at for Salg. Renigbeoen
benptteoe bertue anlebning og fiebte
belle gienoommen for en- nteget rime.
Zig Iris. Menigbeben er iaalebes
bel itinet, ibet oen mi eier TO airfer
og GreitebcIig. en- gonife ubatpoe.
Iig 8i9lo bpiIer paa gienbommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

! SRpLA0iiAtbA Wv ~ "etNfA =
neopenSiat for ipenife 2apper al
forctaae SIptningen til 4or9e for
15Se sunni uaniet BeirforboISene.
Genne npe Eiosbeeransnins ifiiI.
be efter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ferit
treble / arait fra % meb 1908. Men
Be Ipenife 2opper fremfsrte sieblif.
feIig iterfe 9laeer oper, at Sperige
bar aaoet meS paa benne Sibsbe'
g~r9nsning. Gen ipenife &eeierina
LOS | anIeSning al bisie Slayer Cont
meren 1906 foretaee en- lluoeric'
aelie, bpis ReiuItat - ifslse icetit
Gtatsraoosprotofol al 9oe Sanuar
1909 - eif no paa, at De ipenIfe
2appers aIager life bar uberettigeoe
Gen ipenife Regiertns benpenote
fia ga til oen norffe &egiering Sd
item 1906. Otter &arlitabfonpeutio'
men funoe Speriee itrar begiGre
0cIogiit ON bette Siosipsrgsmaal;
men iiteSet oerfor foreiloa Den ioen'
ffe &eaierine, at Iorge % Sperige
peb fpnes llnoer'sgelie Ifiilhe bringe
paa set rene, ON oct bar ~neoneloigt
for oe fpenife 2apper at Hptte mo !
Gorae for t5oe sunni.
Genne SenocnSelie bIep be'parct
i~msSefcmmenSe al De norife Wpn-
biebeoer. Ser Tnttebes | 1907 en-
SperenSfomIt melem begge 2anoene
ON en- inaSan f9les llnberisgelie.
90 fra rorf SHE sif man mo paa,
ar Sen Siosbegrnusning d5oe
Suni). Tom eter SarIitaSfoncentio'
nen ifllIoe treble | 2roit fro % meo
1908, ifllISe uSitaa. inbtil ~ Ior
par eaaet, eftcr at S9lesumSerisscI.
ierne oar enSelig afIuttet eler Of
br,ibt, Sog life uSober aaret 19tt.
GuSbiScre ait Snerensfomiten no
paa, at SisIe fanes unberieseIier life
eniiois maatte ~afbrpoes fsr lite Sa'
mar 1909. -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

.Rhe %nnnatisrne er uriHfpre. oa urluinre o. auhu's gaipssI
MOB Hbenniattsnie fan life belee barre I bet 70 mme blob.
" enMattsnt % bar TIL at eaa, % ben eaar eeiaa.
mti Sttooel papreoer oel tfarps. ~ftIftenoe Smerte, be
itipe % inertefuloe NufIsr. be beoe, ~banfenoe GA obs
~tpnlrtsee Iemmer iamt be iammeRtrutHs, iiue GA ubruas
bare Seb. 90 beibreoer Dem burtte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07
Wbemmatisme Ct ttrimjyre / @lpSet.

ss Ss 80 ~ snnsr a. ertss BEN as al eIseet, ma su ausrits ben "a sperpino
brtptaa abea MATHS M ~ No oa sis Wrt for em mearfes sSeu nSiSS ber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-07

sammel SeoDdne Ssit os gaar a
flptfe meo oeres Menbioroer opeI
grGnien IND | BET anoet Iiee."
Otter bette fsgte fpenife Gap
Der meo fine Hen ON Scmmeren mi
Sromse oe HoroIonos amter, bnol
garmen tibIigere meIoer fig % bri
Ger &enbeiterne frem; ON ginterer
gioroe norffe Qapper aontrapiiii
paa be ipenife os finffe geitesmarfer
Maior Better SHnitIer, iom I t742
og fslgence Iar efter offentliet Sp-
Drag foretog en- pi6tIsftig "gramina.
tion" pebfommenoe 2appeforboIoene
| WoroIanbs oe Sromss slmter, bar
fin Snoberetnine frcmboIot, at be
norife Bomber fiin | ringe Grab gior-
De FIG 9ptte at SieIopiSberne, og at
2apperne berpeb fif gbeang til at
tage benz | gefiboeIie meb fine Hen.
biorber. Sort naar 2apperne fom
neb til Sisen og fom gsnberne for
NOR, fIaeeoe bisie. Baa BEN anben
SIDE bapoe be Soitboenbe oeiaa
Rptte at 2apperne; bisie fom til De
~faafolote 2oppemarfeoer og. iolgte
@en til Slast, Renoit o. RenmeIf,
@entunse, Sfinb, Suglefier, girfe.
npber. De fisbte igien Sobaf, Salt.
Wel, 8nbmel, l1Ibtepper, "og UNDER.
tioen g%r9nbepin". q
9a SinIano bIeb a~fitaaet til Rus-
lamb 1909, miiteSe imiSIertio Iorb.
mGnoene mart bet pqientligite @e.
oerlag for Spenifernes 9eIsg. @us.
lamb itpngte ben finite @rRnie |
1852. Soruointningen for Orbnin.
gen at 1851 bar bermeS bortfaIbt, og
RoromRnbene forlanete mi &obiciI.
len og oct g~ieniibiae geitninssfor.
bolo opb9pet. Ser nlaatte iaIfalb en-
M Sronirg til, og Sen blep truffet
peo SappeIopen af 1888, iom bar
~enslpbenoe t Rorge oe Soeriee. s
benne Sob bIen bet beitemt, at Sap.
perne ffulbe bape Sribeb til aarIie
at flptte meb fine gen fra bet enc
Hige mo | Def moet OF at opboloe Tia
paa De Steber, bnor boert Niges 2ap.
per efter gammel SGopane bibinbtiI
bar iset ben, bog iom &egeI fun /
Iaaneberne Wat, SUM, SuIt, gu.
quit % Septem6er.
9open ifuIoe gieISe fra lite go.
mar 1884 | Is aar, mel, bleo / 1898
fornpet til 1901; | 1901 fornpeoes
ben til 1904, og I 1904 fornpeoes
ben til 1907.
Saa Tom Neutrality-suspicious. al
26be Sftober 1906 Ser git Ioro.
mpnbene meo paa ben geitemmelie,
iom Speniferne "af bumanit9re SEN.
inn" snifebe peotaaet, at intet at sri.
serne eniibig ifaI firrne opiiee ben
gieniibise @eitringsret az 1851.
Samtioig bIep 9appelopen al 1883
forlpneet til llOaaneen at Garet
1917, og bet beitemtes, at | bctime-
Zig Tib inoen llogonaen at 1917 ifal
Sorbanblinaer optases meIlem beage
&ieer ON Hepiiion at De melem sri.
genre tnobprbes sialoenbe geitem-
melier | benne Gag.
Speniferne off imiSIertiS inS boa
enfelte %2empninger. Gen betpoelig.
tie at bisie bnr, at meSens De ioenife
2apper fsr babe bapt Met til at
bragg inb ODER BEN norife 8r9nie
auerebe ben lite Woi ifi,loe be nj,
life babe Ret til at fomme fsr t5be
SUM-, mebminSre uI9bpanIige @eir.
forboIo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tiblieere
SIptning.
Speniferne babe ooe pGret I SoiI,
ON be funbe foripare o%perfor fine
2apper at gisre en- iaaban Eibsbe.
a~rpnsnine. Gerfor f~orbeboIbt Sbe.
rige iig I Observation-Disclosures Ret
til paa egen @%efoItntna at benifpbe
@T G;o;aroTyo az an HnISo;ftsrot Aot
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

Miss Iceoline Harman has returned
from brief visit to relatives and
friends in Columbia.
Miss Nellie Caughman. the charming
daughter of Railroad Commissioner
Caughman of Columbia, was the guest
of the Misses Efird for few days this
week.
Try the pure Alaga syrup, at NJ. D.
Harman's grocery. New Orleans syrup
soc per gallon.
Magistrat E. T. Rauch, of Ballen-
tine, was here Monday on matters OF
business.
Ladies'! call and see our Japonica
silks, imported waist goods, figured
foulard and diagonal silks and all of
the latest fashions in dress goods.
The prices will astonish you.
II. n. Kaminer & CO.
DR.. l.. @. Brooker, Of Swansea, was
here for the medical society meeting
on Monday.
FOUND-At my place about month
ago, one black SOW shoat weighing
about SOlbs. Owner can secure same
by paying feed bill and for ed. J. T.
Hammer, Lexington, route 2.
Subscribe for the Home and Farm
now-only 25c year until the first Of
May.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

Mrs. Ella Edwards and Mr.. Jules
Bradford returned to New York On
Saturday evening.
Mr.. J. D. Wise, prosperous farmer
and clever citizen of Route 3, was III
town Monday and gave US pleasant
and profitable call.
Mrs. B. D. Clarke has our thanks for
a delicious mess of lettuce, the first
we have seen this year.
Prof. W. H. Mills, of Cedar Grove:
was in town Friday. He is one OF the
best teachers in the county and a
mighty clever gentleman.
Better subscribe to the Home and
Farm now if you want to get i'll OF 25c
club.
1t is always in order to find just
what you want to eat, that which IS
good, at H. NJ. Wingard's popular
grocery. The cooks 60 there when
ever they want something for the
table.
Hunt up ali the old rags, scra? iron
and bones and carry them to tie
Columbia Junck Company, on GerVals
street, when YOU go to Columbia.
Mr.. J. P. Richardson, of White Rock,
one of the popular new members OF
the county board of registration, was
in town Monday and gave us a pleas
ant call.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

Prof. Cyrug L. SheaIy, principal OF
the grammar scnCCl Ot Camden, was
here for the week. enc. Cyrus is one
Of the brightest and Lest fellows that
ever lived, and it goes without saying
that he is making gooG" with the
people OF Camden.
WANTED-Second hand bags and
burap: any kind; any quantity; any
where. RICHMOND BAG COMPA-
NY, Richmond, Va. 25
Old newspapers for sale at The
Dispatch office at l0c hundred.
Mr. J. L. Matthews. one of the most
successful business men Of Leesville,
was IN town tor d short while Monday.
Mr.. II. y. Meetze, the popular and
efficient cashier Of the National Bank
OF Leesvlile, was here On Monday.
State Senator Crosson, of Leesville,
was here Monday attending The meet
ing OF the county medical society and
shaking hands with his frieuds.
Mrs. VIM. B. B!ume, Of Bamberg,
is Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Marks
Mr.. W. II. Buckley has moved his
market into the Lexington Depart
ment store buiding.
MIR. Gus \. Ropp, the popular Coca
Cola salesman, is IN town today hand
ing out calendars and mingling with
his friends.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

Mrs. Reuben tIarman, who was
operated upon at the Columbia bospl-
tai by Drs. Owens and Derrick last
week, is improving rapidly and viii
return home the latter part CT TINS
week.
At NIeetze g. Son YOU will find the
best line OF white dress goods ever
opened in Lexington. Lawns and a
variety Of other weaves. just cell
and see for yourselves. You'll lind
their price9 right.
Prospects ale good for large fruit
crop so far.
The county board Of registration
was in session Monday.
Mrs J. L. Crout. of Gilbert Route |,
has been in Knowlton's hospital, Co.
lumbia, since last tuesday, where she
underwent sn operation for appendi-
citis and other troubles. She is get
ting along nicely.
Paint and paper your homas-make
them neat and altractive-~and buy
your paper and paint from Webb's,
Art Store, Columbia, 5. g.
A new line of low quarter shoes for
men, women and children, in all sizes
and styles. Be sure to see our line
before you buy. Meetze & Son.
Mr.. Lester Miller has accepted a po-
sition at Batesburg.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Spring Waists

Every new style, every good spring fabric in Spring
Waists can be found here We have always carried
as many Waists as all other Columbia stores COM
bined, and have completer assortment than ever
before.
The "standard" Waist is one of the popular sell
ers. They are made of imported French Lawn,
elaborately trimmed in laces. Prioe range; $1.2 5
81 so, $1.75, 1925 and 81 so.
The 'Opera' Waist is ever popular. Under this
line you will find Waists Of sheer Lingerie, trimmed
in laces, beautifully and we'll made, many exclusive
designs, at So so, S.. 90, $6 90 and $500.
Our pride Waist in the Fisk Clark and F4agg Tail
ored Shirt Waist These waists are made of import
cd linen-and we'll made, too. We'd advise you to
buy of these Waists when selecting something
Among the new Silk Waists this season we have
an excellent value in Japanese and China Silk.
These waists are excellent garments-made we'll and
fit. Price only $4S9
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
way, do Notes Gathered Here and
There BY q Dispatch Man.

Rev. e. @. Cionk, of Columbia, will
preach at Pilgrim Lutheran Church
aext Sunday at II 2. m.
Hon. Sam J. Leaphart, Lexington's
popular and efficient postmaster, spent
Saturday in Columbia.
Mr.. Sam Long has moved his bar
Der shop into the department store
building.
Get your garden seed at The Bazaar
If YOU want to obtain the best results.
High grade first patent -four, best on
the market, at NJ. D. Harman's gro
Gerry. Try sack.
Mrs. DR.. E. P. Derrick and little
son, Homer, spent several days in Co.
lumbta last week.
Gardens are looking fine, and it will
not be long before vegetables will be
plentiful.
The best of groceries, canned goods
and lot OF good things to eat you
find at all times, at NJ. D. Harman 8
grocery.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Millinery

You can find q Hat here to fit your features and
your purse. You could wish for no more generous
assortment of beautiful Hats than we offer you.
There is style, shape, color combination for
every woman while there is such a wide range of
qualities and prices that you certain to find the
Hat to your liking here. Some bought before Easter
but there are still many choice models new, since
have put on display for the season.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06

Miss Pearl Stuart, of Columbia, who
is visiting her aunts, the Misses Stuart,
spent most delightful Sunday as the
guest of her friend, Miss Hattie Har-
man, near St. Peters church.
Mrs. Jacob Roberts and little daugh-
ter, of Columbia, are visiting relatives
in and around Lexington.
Fifty laborers wanted at once at the
Lexington quarry. Good wages.
FOR SALE at a bargain-Set of
store fixtures, c assisting of show cas-
es, scales, iron safe, cheese cutter, pa
per cutters, large brass lamp and 9th
er articles. w. H. Donley, Gilbert,
S. @.
There will be communion services
at Pisgah next Sunday at II a.. m.
The subject Of the discourse will be.
1.-THE New Birth as Taught by the
Lutheran Church."
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
We Sell Modern Clothes''

You might, if you dropped into a shop
in Broadway, be able to find just such
styles as we show in our shop. You
might if you cared to, pay the New York
price and obtain them. But you are not
in New York and we know you prefer
making saving when you lose nothing
by doing so.
The college Chap, Sr" and the Eng
lish' are two of the most clever models
which we have ever seen. They have
that brisk young air about them that can
not be resisted, and which young fellows
wouldn't care are dare to resist
It would please us greatly to have you
see these garments which so smack of
joyous youth. Won't you see what clev-
er wearables we have brought to town
for your benefit?
We cannot bring New York shop to
your very door, but we can bring styles
as clever and as fascinating as any you'll
find in the Metropolis. You see these
"Modern Clothes" and well see that
you're not bored in looking at them.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Outfitters for Women,
Misses and Children

Every garment woman wears can be purchased
here. From the daintest bit of lingerie to handsome
evening gowns, we have what you want and at the
right price.
Our Coat Suits in the new light weight pattern for
spri,,x and summer wear embrace every style and
fancy. Workmanship and tit are perfect, at all
prices
Beautiful Lingerie dresses, which will be much
worn this season. You cannot find better values in
pretty and dainty gowns than we offer, all at very
popular prices.
An unusual special here is cur line Of Hcuee
Dresses. These garments made Of Madras and
French Ginghams; we'll made Prices $3.50 to $3.50.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Sale of Table Linen

Mercerized Damask, extra good quail
ity, for, yard, SOC.
Hemmed Napkins, good quality, size
18x18; the dozen, CSC.
Unbleached Hemmed Napkins size 18
x18, regular $1.25 quality; price $1.OO.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
The Newest Out For The Season Is At MimnaugkS
Where You Get What You Want and At the Right Price,
Stylish and Serviceable Silks

Stylish and Serviceable Silks
You must see our line of Sedo Silks.
This quality of goods is q inches wide
and will make an excellent dress, while
at the same time it is serviceable. The
price is only, yard, 75c.
We are selling 24-inch Foulards that
most stores would charge you 70 cents
for, for only, yard SOC.
Rajah Silk, q inches wide and thereg-
ular $1.00 quality, is offered for only,
yard, SOC.
In 36-inch Taffetta, in soft-finish foul
ard patterns. This piece Of goods is the
latest creation for Spring frocks. The
quality Of this goods is the best; the price
only, yard, $1.39.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-04-06
Sale of White Goods Tha'
Offers Real Savings

In Linen Sheeting we offer you the go
inch all Pure Linen, for, yard, SOC.
Union Linen Sheeting, 80 inches wide,
offered for, yard 49c.
Union Linen Sheeting, Y inches wide,
offered for, yard 81 1-2c.
Plain Luna Lawn; looks, lasts, launders
like real lawn; 36-inch goods, yard 25c.;
27-inch goods, yard 15c.
In checked Luna Lawn we make the
following. prices: 27-inch goods, four
grades, at 15c, 1sc, zoe, and 25c.
Plain Flaxon Lawn, 36-inch goods, two
excellent qualities, yard, csc and zoe.
Checked Flaxon Lawn, 36 inches wide,
yard, 25c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
LOCAL NEWS


A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Cobb last week.
Mrs. Jennie Hubbard left Friday for
a few weeks visit in Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Smith visited
in Orleans one day last week.
Mrs. Nellie Woodbury. visited her
mother, who is critically i'll IN Barton
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kinney are
spending a little time at Caspian Lake
with their children.
The traction engine was used last
week in drawing lumber from the Gal
lagher mill to Barton.
Mrs. C. H. Rawson and son from
Cliftondale, Mass, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney Batcheldel
and children, late of Colorado, visited al
C. C. Commits the first of this week.
The examination for free tuition fol
the ninth grade will be held in the
schoolhouse at North C~raftsbury July
7 and s.
R. C. Noodle and daughter Blanche
returned home Saturday night after
three weeks travel on the road with
their picture show.
S. A. Smith was elected delegate tt
attend the district preachers meeting
of the ST. Johnsbury district with Rev
w. E. Allen held at Newport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
Ready for the Sausage.

Parson-"The pigs do you credit,
Michael; I never saw any in better
condition"
"Mike-'Sure, sir, if we was all of
Us only as fit to die as they be we'd
do.'i-The Taller.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
The Kind 1t Was.

"Waiter, this chuck steak I ordered
is like wood
eyes, sab. Dat am woodchuck
steak. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
SOLD.

Three more farms just sold. Buy a
farm nov so as to get the hay and
crops. The hay crop alone on many
of the farms we have to sell will
amount to several hundred dollars.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
Mean.

"She's the meanest woman knov
off,
aWhat makes you say that when
you don't even know her 10 speak
to?n
"I know, but she's the woman on
the other half ofour party telep hone
line. "-Detroit Free Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
Seasonal.

First Overcoat-What is your fate?"
Second Overcoat-Camphor ball or
three balls.-New York Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29
COTTAGES AND COTTAGE LOTS.

COTTAGES AND COTTAGE LOTS.
We have several cottages that we
can sell for much less than they cost
to build. Buy one and get the good
of it now. Cottages rent readily dur
ing the warm weather and pay big
interest on the investment.
Saline COTTAGE LOT on east
shore of Crystal lake, 240 feet water
front, lot runs back three or four hum
dred feet, nice grove of white birch
tr es and good spring water on this
lot. Cement granite wall that cost
over 5000, all ready to build on. This
is one of the best available lots on the
| shore of the lake. Price $500.
CATALOGUE FREE :.
KING & NELSON co.
- W.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cobb last week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-09-21

nHILADELPHIA.-The Natural Ice
i Association of America, including
dealers In natural ice in Philadelphia
has begun a Campaign of education
to inform the public that aged Ice is
free from bacteria.
Bacteria are the little wigglers In
water that get into the insides OF peo
pie and often give them typhoid. diph-
iberia and other diseases. A quart of
water contains a million or two OF
these bacteria. Some of them. not all,
are dangerous to health.
But the natural ice men say-and
they produce scientific argument to
support their assertions-that al
though the bacteria are frozen into
the ice when the water congeals. they
are killed off so rapidly that In "a
hour 90 per cent of them are dead
and within few weeks the ice is
sterile-absolutely free from bacterial
life of any kind
One Philadelphia natural ice dealer
said recently: Natural ice is cut In
December, January and February.
Seventy per cent. of IL is used between
June and September, when It is any
where from sixteen to twenty weeks