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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31
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THINGS s FILINGS
SEE that $650.0O0 is to be turned
loose at East Chicago this year by
Mr.. Geist. Every little bit added, eh?
1T was the immortal Sterne who
said, Il pity the man who can travel
from Dan to Beersheba and cry, IT'S
all barren
HOWEVER it is improbable that
Mayor Knots will have time to appear
in other church pulpits with his full
blooded Indian
AMERICAN women unfurled suf-
fragette flag near the Mexican border
and the horrors of war will probably
soon be realized.
--A&-
NEWSPAPER has nice article on
Problems of The City," but among
them fails to say single thing about
Alderman Castleman.
SOME of the people around here
are more interested in Harrison and
Merriman than they we're in their own
political candidates.
WELL, good bye March, and we
don't care whether you take care of
yourself or not. We shall celebrate
your departure on the 4th of July.
MARSHALL'S edict about boxing
seems to have been real sham, which
by the way, is one of those germ puz-
zle things that require deep thought
| WHENEVER you are inclined to
take life too seriously, just think of
the statement made by that Gary aid
erman who said he had the moral well
fare OF the city at heart.
| WEST Hammond expecting to have
its attention called to the fact that it
had 5000 is considerably chagrined to
find that it has fewer than 5000. Is
Miss Brooks driving folk out of town?
60
| THAT postal savings bank at Gary
ought to do good deal better BUSH
ness when the Proctor law gets into
full working order = Indianapolis
News.
| AMONG the other dastardly attacks
on young things that will never be
punished is the outrageous mistreat-
ment of Miss Spring by Old Man
WHAT has become of the man who
had the nerve to throw the pictures
of his wifes relatives out of the fam
| lily ALBUMIN and put in thetir place
pictures of his baby?
/ 90
| MARCH is true to it's character of
furnishing all sorts of weather with
a commendable tendency to the mild
er varieties.-Poughkee Star.
=
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

WHAT has become of the man who
had the nerve to throw the pictures
of his wife's relatives out of the fam
lily ALBUMIN and put in thetir place
pictures of his baby?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

AMONG the other dastardly attacks
on young things that will never be
punished is the outrageous mistreat-
ment of Miss Spring by Old Man
Winter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

WELL, good bye March, and we
don't care whether you take care of
yourself or not. We shall celebrate
your departure on the 4th of July.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

MARSHALL'S edict about boxing
seems to have been real sham, which
by the way, is one of those germ puz-
zle things that require deep thought.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

THAT postal savings bank at Gary
ought to do a good deal better BUSH
ness when the Proctor law gets into
full working order. = Indianapolis
News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

SOME of the people around here
are more interested in Harrison and
Merriman than they we're in their own
political candidates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

WHENEVER you are inclined tt
take life too seriously, just think o
the statement made by that Gary aid
erman who said he had the moral vel
fare of the city at heart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

WEST Hammond expecting to have
its attention called to the, fact that il
had 5000 is considerably chagrined tc
find that it has fewer than $1,000 Is
Miss Brooks driving folk out of town
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

HOWEVER it is improbable that
Mayor Knots will have time to appear
in other church pulpits with his full.
blooded Indian.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
AT THE EVANS OPERA HOUSE

There %. going 10 be- @ week nf cn.
i"rtnium"u' ~ Evans. beginning Mon.
dn' uigli. The attraction D.. going IA
h." the Curtis Coined, Company.
consisting Ut twenty pcoplr. which ear.
rl". u. own hHud aud ufrhr-iru. This
class Of shows j. popular all over the
country. aud the prices are ~ be- the
sam" hen" ~ charged everywhere else.
Frupl" must be- amused 'u be- GOVERNED
without clash nul rlnmor. aud would
fatl"' pay ,omr hing : bp made 'u .nugn
than to 10" made lad tor nothing 1Lrr'
b.. enough tragedy lu The life ~ the nril
untN human h"ing without absorbing
any 81 the other fellow. The mrr
chants. the trades and profession. likr
:" get away from commerce fnr IN
hour "r twu aud resi-: ~, Nhtrnmh
Riley st,s, "Ic- 81 ont aud r", aud
not WORK NJ u"thiu' else. \ good
laugh d. always rrs'fui aud makes rcd
blood ~. fast ~ beef aud wine. Bill
Harlow SAYS, lave. Laugh aud Love
There ~ Tome u Time when You
Can't The Evans Opera House ~
going 10 give the Tucumruti citizen .
chance tu go even fur opportunity lost
~ 10" amusement line, mex week. when
~" ,urti. Comedy Company will enter
tain YOU for u solid wroN.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
MADE A HIT

Long h"turc IA" curtain was raised
an cont West 80 ~ the Gem Thcnt"r
last SATURDAY, night. the standing Room
only Sign was visible. The Curtis com
rdy company closed their week, fun
with the above mentioned play aud the
large audience showed their npprccia.
Iion ~ the company, efforts ~ their
farewell performance, This company
i composed ot - people, CARRYING their
own band aud orchestra aud are above"
playing cities "f this size. special
mention should hc made ct ~" acting at
Mr. Iur'is,. who took the comedy roles
and Roland ~~rlgwirk. III" leading man.
Nclli" brws Wood and Jennie Abbey
shared the laurcls in the female char
nctcrS. one thing i. certain. should
Mr.. Curtiss aud hi company Of play.
rrs ever visit 'h"cotah again the :. u.
-, sign viii be- q nightly occurrence
chrrotnh Signal.
without doubt one of the best and
lhlE'N' l'l'''''l' '''NIlNl'N l'NN I'VE NN'
west H. the Cur'iss Comedy Company.
headed hy : VI. Cur'is,. the eccentric
comedian aud numbering - g. oplr. IN.
Guiding u concert baud aud orchestra.
TIL" play, to hc presented ~" ol roy
atty successes. and ~" low prir" uf nd
mission should ensure y 'nrlr attend
nncc each evening. aud az entire ,hhupr
If program occurs nightly. Some real
surprises will hc given during the cur
iiss engagement and altogether the PEG.
pile at Tucumruri will hc amply repaid
hv ,%isiriup the performances of III"
Curtiss Comedy Co, From here they
go L. ~ l'n~n i"f q . weeks Engage.
mrnt. e" It can hr safely ,urmi,ri that
their performance. are clean and upto.
the minute.
I, would ir nI,i,ahi" T." secure seats
early aud avoid the rush At the box
office, Nm ah,olui" guarantee 81 Your
money lnck II not satisfied goes with
each ticket purchased during this "u.
gHgrm"nt.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
NOTICE TO THE SCHOOL
DIRECTORS OF THE COUNTY

The time ln. past fur ~" posting or
the notice, ut 'hr -ru"ul election fur
the drrriof- ui DO, ,r,rigl Director,
ut the school i,.'rict. ut the county ct
quay, New Nryrro II YOU have not
ALREADY Insird these notices please post
the same 90 tire" "uuspiruu. places boo
th" ,rhn"l district go 'hu' alI may see
them.
The election uf the school directors
vii br held uu 'ur fr-' Monday ~
April ~ rhr ,rhu"l house coo ,omc other
plac" near 'b" rrntrr Of the district A.
this "]lrcti"u "uiy 'b"." ui 'hr patron.
"f the district that have puid rhrir
school poll tax iur the current year
may vote uul"-, lh"y belong a. the ~
cmpi class,
Poll, ave 'o bee open from : A. VI.
tu > T. VI
Signed 3D. g. =. tRANER
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

John krnuuawittr who had charge
NJ ~" Wells Fargo office 1T thi, ct,
t"r the past siN months. is nov n iclc
graph operator nt Row uu the Dawson
branch of the southwestern.
=. IT, Ball. u real estate man OF iInr
Ian. Nv. has spent the week in the
city. Mr. Ball is lookiup Tor o business,
l]ucati"n in the southwest aud IT, favor
ably impressed with Turumcnti. and
We believe b. will loratc here. llc IL pa
ing ~ visit ~ paso aud Arizona puint
h"forc returning home ~ Kentucky. 1T
ter which 10" will make ur hi, mind
+" s"t'l" ~ some par, ~ the south
west.
Harry Str"n :, friends will be- plrn.ri
To- know that w. IL alive aud we'll and
ls located a' ~. n]uarhurn. Arizona.
rrndv tu go ~ war with ANYBODY TN
~" sam cares To rruss swords with.
Harry j. ~ the commissnrv department
~ present aud says m u hotter 10 IT.
n GruhI,s written pu the fourteenth.
that the army movement either mean
the biggest blum he ever rrni of ~
ih"t" ls going 10 be- some fighting some
where pretty s""u II" SAYS h" never
heard "f suldl"r. ~ y h]"ii,iny witt
full quotas 1T ammunition. ten months
IT %rru,"udrr aud hospital equipment.
Harry hns been raised IN ~" game
aud should know something alton, the
business.
:. Ch"l,"n aud W. n. Hitch were IN
from QUAY wednesday. Mr. Hitch h.
tr"ighiiup tor the Mnssiupili Mercantile
co. and Uncle Sam Ghulsou wa, IN tor
ranch supplies. t'url" sam ha, been
-irt i"r ~" past three months aud This
g. his fret irip H. town sine" h"furr the
fist ct the ,rnr. IT, d. q stock muu
aud ram" from Texas q" quay ruuu'v
M NJ" front l"t dH,s aud t. given credit
iur hriug one 81 the ,iNllil"ts ct north
eastern New Mryiru. IT, has known
uuthtug Tut cath" from huyhuud iu
I"Nus ?" - wears ~" "u tie Texas
t]r"uti"r until h" hrcamr u citizen 1T
quay county. cath" baud hn, ii,nr
.I"Hr"d iu N'W MrNir" since hr came
9" QUAY County. aud be- hn, accepted
the change from the cattle business 10
farming, aud j. tn. wear plant ug ."m"
thing like one hundred acre. IN forage
crops suited q" ~" climate. l'uri, /
sam said :" the editor 1T the \"vs. that
Wullo this farming business, o., new ia
him hc accept. conditions ~ he find,
thrm. aud t. going iu make IN Effort
=" make good in agriculture. lie b, now
more than seventy wears "f agr. hui
y"uug IN spirit. aud ready =" trv farm
ing. or ANYTHING else that j. crcditn
hl" q" IN upright American citizen tu
play his part "a ~" development ii q
new r"uniry.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
CARD PARTY.

one ut the must rlHhurut" card par
tie, uf the season was that given on
the aftcrn, at ~, Patrick = day by
Mr.. Nunic Flanagan aud Mrs Thumh,
Gordon ~ the pretty home uf the for
mcr ou Second street. The house was
beautifully decorated for the uccusiou,
the color schrmr "f white aud green
carrying out the sentiment 1T the day
most rharmingly. \ blending at the
American aud Irish flags was ais" u
pretty concrjt aud great huHchrs of
green aud white shaded carnations IN
tcrspcrsri with ,humrOcks aud grccen
drupcry made M u beautiful whole,
Whist was played ut four tables aud
one table at finch was also IN rNi
dcucc. Tally rards ui green ,hamrncks
were used, Mrs, Cady wns the fortu
nate winner of the first prize, q sugar
aud crcamcr of iluNilaud china with
gold banding; Mrs, l., 4, Morris, scor'
my second was awarded a hand paint
ed rose bowl, aud Mrs. Lynch won the
third priIr, consisting of Il cutglass
nuppy. Al the finch table Mrs. Me
Murtrie scored highest aud was the re-
cipicnt OF Il handpaintcd IlayIland cup
aud saucer,
Al the conclusion Of the Whist
period a tempting luncheon in keeping
with the color scheme was served at
the tables, A salad course to which
French peas in green tomato cups gave
a charming touch Wal served with let.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
MOTHER $ CLUB

Th" Mother 5 Club of TucumcnrI viii
hold their next meeting ~ Friday 1T
i]"ruoou, the 2lth, M the High school
auditorium The late wu. deferred q
week. later that the program commit
i"" might make out o mur" complete
program. Parent. are cordial, invited
'" attend and % number ~ our most 90.
t"IIlgru' women The program o., Civ
en- below
Piano solo ......M Miss Lillian pruoit
To" rar" ct ']uutagi"u. Disease. .....
....... Mr.. " u slaughter
Germ, boo Water Mr. Oscar Sandu,ky
The HONESTLY Mr.. i. e. ]ll.Igrpriih
Vocal solo ...... Mr.. g.. n. |liIti-uu
SANITARY Care ct Food Ma. Duuuhuo
Fraud 90 ruui,tun. Miss BIggcr.tan
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

w"f" given Of current events. aud ~,
reading ut the minutes by the Secretary
Mis- 'ath"y. % very interesting program
was presented Mr.. Chambers ,end a
fine article on the Ballinger Pinchot con.
tro,orsy aud Mrs. Be.- led "a a discus.
sion M the poycrty ~ the various M.
'iuus with nn article on "The Remedy
for England 5 Institution
II was decided, that pending the CON
plrtr"n of th" program committee. the
club 'uh" up % study ui ~. Enrnry =
book. uwi oi 'no Depths. IN" hub
then udi"uucd 20 meet two week, from
tate.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

\ number "f the property owner,
nr" planting uut trees aud rln,t,py
prn,. There 3. uu reason why Turum
should mot hc ~ beautiful ns Roswell
~ carlsbad. We have much better soil
und ,umri"nt mus,urr.
\ first ella. feed hu.iuc,. already
built ur fur tluD Best I]u,ut,on loo
town Evans Realty Co.
g. y Flint wa. 900 from the ranch
'"dnv aud inform, the Ncws thai, there
be 'h" best season ~ the ground In
his ur]ighhorhooi that the farmer.
hnN" had tor over three ycnt. aud that
the, ~" all busy getting road, fur
crops.
tn" ladic, Of the " g. T. T. met
la.t TUESDAY afternoon iu the VI. t.
Church, south The, are planning ~
have 70 dedication service. ~, .unu u. She
Frances t. Willard Memorial Window
O.. free irum indebtedness. They made
% lnrg" payment nu the same this week.
lIhtarir- .orm 10 lee the craze inst
nov" h"sid"s the Public l.ihtnr, aud
'hHi "i ih" IIigh school, q number al
SUNDAY ~"h""ls aud Young People, So
'"Ii', ar" gathering g""d reading mat
i"i. just nu"ih"r evidence "i Ne" pro-
-i"',i'" aud rni"ll gent citizenship ct
'"'nm'arI
\ good 'w" room hnus"' inyli2 lu,
'~lI'"'"I Hl"l" chicken h"u'" aui "u'
houses, d"'itull" location uu Muuror
street "u" hl""h "t the Il j. p%oGohoo
""ih' 'i''."" u ,"ll 90 one" Evans
Realty 60"
Rev. y u \lrh"lHs ,l"ni most oi
last week. 90 ih" city. l""turiug IN Il
number "i 'h" churches "u his work
Mt N''h"Ia' makes Tu"um"art q SOFT,
81 headquarters i"t MANY adjacent
lI''',. Ih"i 3 iirhi, i"i NJ" LAY ls
"'"''N mere When Iu"unrari shall h"
10" Nv Tor Ne" N"Ni"" aud th"
'""'hN'''.
- w. Montgomery h. 10 III" riiN today
'h ROM" nom" I" M claim near II"s
sell lI' has 'I"ni 'iN months ~ OK
"h"'nn gathering nr @ few dollars Il"
N''I hN''n'.~ going hnd 4" enable hitn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
FORT sULLY CAVALRY
PASSES THROUGH SUNDAY

A special train Of twenty-five ears Of
Fort Snlly, Minnesota, Cavalry bearing
men aud horses aud equipment stopped
over her" sunday from twelve o'clock
until four to feed aud rest. Taey were
en- route 20 the Mexican border to DO
wbatc'"r Uncle Sam may require II
them. They were not feeling that /,
was o holiday picnic they were going
against aud there IL no surprise in store
tor them u they are ou the firing line
within q month.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

iuro sandwiches aud coffee; this wa,
followed hy q green aud white brick
zee with cake. The ladies who c]nioycd
the Afternoon were Mrsiumrs Collier.
Ahor. Gcutpc, Elder. Becth. Cady, lioi
lomau. S'nufl, Reed. Gordon. Ncrman.
Parsons, Grinin, McMurtuc, Anderson.
Eugene Dnnahue, Morrison. Hamilton.
Lynch, H. ". Clark, Mr.. Mann aud
Miss Barker Of Elgiu, llI, and Miss
EIInln-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

w. VI. Bates, the norton fprmer. who
T. always busy irving another method
{" get the most out Of New Mexico
crops. b, boz III, city today ON o trad.
iup expedition. he SAYS the ground
B.. wet "uuugh 20 carry M" farmer over
the planting s"nson and that the in.
dico'ious Tor 70 favorable crop season
Is ser, flattcriug.
\ mrrril"ss murder il Appendicitis
with many victims, hut Dr. king : New
Lit" rill, kill it hy prevention. They
gently stimulate the stomach. liver aud
bowels, preventing that clopping that
invites appendicitis, curing coustips
ton, llcarnchr. Bliousurss. Chills. eie
NJ Elm Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
Social and Personal Mention

H. H. Davis. 1T Field. VIZ. boo ru
cumcnri, ThurIuy on lnnd business.
Alfred Long. real estate man OF
'u"rvo, t. IN th" rr'y ioIu, n,,cudtu.
g." business matters.
:. H. stephens. merchant IT Plain
spent Thursday iu the rtt, ATTENDING
{" business matters.
Thrr" "nsi front lots one block south
ct H. T. bonoboo sI;iOu or amy on,
Ut them tl3i E,no, Realty 60.
Mrs. W. H. Painter IT Pratt. Kans.,
=, visiting hcr sister Mr., t.. q Pear.
son ou South First.
Walter Hart. ranger forcmau ~ the
l'"ll Ranch. was % business visitor Tr,r,
day aud Wednesday.
Harry Townsend and Nil, Minnie
l%iarrctt, both 1T san Jon. were married
hen" W'ducsduy.
Wilbur Franklin hu, g"u, ~ chat
tan"opn, fruur..or. uu n,cuuui uf tho
Hines. at relatives.
III" annual rruuiou of the q \. T..
"r Wv Mexico, Will convene 100 ~
lupuctpu" ~ MAY T. aud j..
capt ! T. G. Inup,'ou j. plnuuiug to
have l.,. .f mrl,r. M, ,.,, pI..,
plant 'hom urur the road, liru Lang.
t""
Fred star aud William u,.,,rI Inn.
book nader, for the III r,.o ~Sop,ry,.,
rru RuIvp, e.. .rru, 1rp,..n, Ic,.
~ III" city.
\ good .su ,rrr rrluuu..nw,ri. &c..
mIIr, of r~nruu.nt. gooI ,,. ,.,u,.
t.u,r and Jup .r, ..rnpu Fam.
Realty Co
". y Hn.,ribpl. rur,turr I.,I.r
Of l.a, yryo, and Turur,,,i b,. .r.,,
most of Ola, ,,r,E ia the en-, r,,Y,rir,
Il, Ia. WAN. ,,I,,
lion rln. Kohu. nt N,p,.y,. .r,r,
Wrdur.dn, ,p the rnuuty sen, attend
me ,o nu.ipc.. w,t,c,. ia, ,h, finn al,
Eohu Er,,b,r, eft N,u,,,,
D., n
twice nj m, N + ,bpr.b S,,tb hoIJ
iuv their mprtrrIy conference, N,pJ,v
night.
, , p.u.u
,.r , ,u. a.
49,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
GHOST WALKED YESTERDAY
FOR RAILROAD BOYS

tn" Southwestern had % pay day last
night aud the ]"mplovccs were on baud
~ meet the cnr reaching here from the
west NJ about : O'clock. The pay day
this time Is u little hotter than last
month aud more money will he Ia cir.
c]uintiuu ns % consequence.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
EPISCOPAL SERVICES

Rev. Harvey VI. shield. viii hold
,"r, tee. ~ the Episcopal Mission Tues
lnN and "Wednesday III March - % 1T
80 H. ~. Communion services ai
: 900 q. ~. Wednesday. luhlir invited 10
these services.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
DIR. b. r. HERRING
REMoDELs orrInR

Dr. H. y. Herring has beer remodel.
my his Offices Tor the past ten days.
and after finishing the work Yesterday.
has ah"u the swellest suite Of Office
rooms In 'ho city. The decorations aud
furnishing are tasty aud arrangements
are convenient and attractive.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
SEWING MAcINE REPAIRS

Al kinds Of repairs for sewing ma.
chimes aud a man there who knows
how 10 10 IT,.
ear BARTON, East Main ~.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department u, the Interior. T.. 5. Land
Office ai Turumcnri y W.
March IG 1911

Office ai Turumcuri ~ VI.
March ~, lgll
No'icc o.. hereby given that Furu,i.
VI Potts, ~ Oglc. y. NJ, who, IN Au
gust %. 1909 made Homestead Entry
Serial No Ol22j3. end HD. Net 2s
1905, for NIg NEt, see. ~ aud WIZ
SEA, See. - Twp . \, Range ~ b.,
y. VI T. Meridian. ha. filed notice uf
intention ia make Final Communication
Irpof, 20 establish claim 60 the lnud
above described. before The Register
aud Receiver. T.. :. Land once. %, ia
cumcarl, y VI. ou the n'u day OF May,
1911.
claimant names n, witnesses. H.
Rogers, Walter cray. - \ lt"rh, "
VI Jones. nl Of Oglr. -. VI
Jls5t. u y PRENTICE. Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-05
PROBATE COURT.

Joel R. Dustin estate, Derby. Ad.
ministrator's inventory returned.
William Nozo estate, Troy A. A.
Macomber appointed administrator.
w. D. Miller and C. P. Hitchcock ap-
pointed appraisers and commissioners.
John Poginy estate, Newport E.
c. Blanchard appointed administrator.
Heman N. Bates and Hazen Niles ap-
pointed appraisers and commissioners.
Truman Kelley estate. Jay. Lii
cense granted to sell real estate.
James C. Adams, estate, Derby.
Administrator settles his account.
Decree of distribution made.
Francis Dwire. non compos, Derby.
Guardian settles his account.
Ira J. Honsinger estate, Jay Ad-
ministrator settles his account. Div
idend to creditors made.
George C. Rowell, estate, Albany.
Appraisers inventory returned.
Andrew r. Cowens, insane, New
port. On application filed by select
men for inquisition, representing
SAID Cowens insane, dangerous and a
state charge. Referred to July 8,
1911.
Wilson minors, Coventry. Guardi.
an settles his account.
| Amanda Mathews, non compos,
Morgan. Appraisers inventory re.
turned.
John c. Babcock estate, Greens.
boro. Appraisers inventory returned
George T. Howard, estate, Crafts
bury. Last will presented for pro
bate. Referred to Newport, July II,
1911.
Charles P. Wiggin. insane, Barton
Petition Of VIM. T. Wiggin filed ask.
ing to be further relieved from con
tributing to support. Referred t.
, J uly ID, 1911.
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Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
L. WEILMAN Local
l.. B. WELLMAN, Local Editor

selves, despite the apparent lack of
enthusiasm on the part of the village,
and we hope they will all come again.
AT the school meeting for the viii
lage district held at School hall Fri
day evening, Carroll A. Davis was
elected trustee for three years and
tax of 100 cents on the dollar of
grand list was voted. The trustees
were directed to sheath the walls of
the school hall up TO the balcony and
erect a porch or stoop over the from
door. Other repairs and alterations
both to the hall and schoolhouse
and suitable medical inspection in
the school was left to the discretion
of the trustees. C. F. Davis was
reelected treasurer. Timothy Hin
man, collector Of delinquent taxes
and Ithe board of auditors was re.
elected. The district will bond it's
treasurer and pay for his bond. If
the action of this meeting should
prove unsatisfactory to any who
were not there, they had best ''hold
their peace" for certainly a meeting,
governing the expenditure of over
$4,000, annually ought to command
an attendance Of more than fifty vot.
erS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-05
Fertilizers Are Cheaper

and better, if mixed at home accord
ing to some good formula. Write us
and we will give you free, postpaid,
full information about what to use,
how to mix, prices of ingredients, etc.
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-05
Kidney Diseases are Durable

under certain conditions. The right
medicine must be taken before the disease
has progressed too far. Mr.. Perry A
Pitman, Dale, Taxes, says: 81 was down
in bed for four months with kidney and
bladder trouble ard gall stones. One
b1ttje of Foiey's Kidney Remedy cured
ne we'll and sound. Ask for it. Ed. Pierce.