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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

The public libraries of Birmingham
and Manchester, Eng, have banned Mr..
Wells's latest novel, The New Machia-
velli. The chairman of the book com.
mittee is reported to have condemned
the tone of the book cas- opposed to
conventional morality. One may sus-
pect that the reporter provided the
phrase, Conventional morality; it
has a literary ring, and it is not likely
that the dignitary makes any distine
tions between conventional morality
and morality.
The trustees of several Indiana town
ships, meeting at Shelbyville, the other
day, adopted a resolution that all trus-
tees wearing moustaches should have
them shaved off. Only two of the II
had to visit the BARRIERS How is pos.
terity to benefit by this noble sacrifcel
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
Vest BrattLebOrO
Enjoyable Celebration of Mrs. A. @.
C,lisbee's Sbth Birthday,

Mrs. Alcena c. Clishee celebrated her
S5th birthday anniversary on Friday
al the home of her daughter, Mrs, Alice
Richmond Mrs, Clisbee enioyed the
day immensely and sincerely apprecia'
ties the thoughtfulness shown her, She
received calls from many friends ana
relations, who wished her many more
happy, prosperous wears. She was
bountifully remembered with gifts con
sisting of flowers, fruit, confectionery
and other articles. During the day she
received fully 100 post cards. Among
those present We're her daughter, MIS-
Emma Niles, aud two of her grandchil,
dren, G.. H. Niles of Brattleboro and
Miss Marion \. AClishee of Revere,
Mass. Mrs. Clisbee is in comfortable
health and spends much of her time IN
crocheting, embroidering and reading,
She is the widow of the late Charles
Clisbee of Guilford, former singing
teacher and merchant. Mrs, 'llsbee
was born in Guiford and spent nearly
all of her life there until she moved 10
this village with her daughter about 10
wears ago. Her parents were Ben
iamin and Cilista (Warrenl Fessenden.
She has been member and lONal sup
porter of the Baptist church of West
GuifOrd for many wears. NJ this adj
Vanced age Mrs. Clishee possesses
keen and active intellect and is Il most
interesting and congenial woman. She
has three children. Mrs. Alice Richmond
and Mrs. Emma Niles of this town and
Clarence Clishee, who is prosperous
merchant in Revere, Mass. He spends
the summer here with his family She
also has one brother and two sisters,
all of Brattleboro, Warren Fessenden,
Mrs. Fanny Jones and Mrs. Charlotte
Morse, and four grandchildren, Miss
Estella NJ. Niles of Concord. n. H.,
Charles II. Niles. with the Durham
Brothers company of Brattleboro and
Miss Marion Clisbee and Charles CHS
be of Revere.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
MUSIC AND COMEDY.
Local High School Pupils Entertained
Large Audience Last Night.

An audience that overlooked Grange hall
gathered last evening for the entertainment
given by the Brattleboro high school pupils
for the benefit of the athletic fund and the
school paper. The first part Of the program
was as follows:
Overture-LaCroix DArgent A Herman
High School Orchestra.
The Jolly Blacksmith's Lay, Adam Geibel
Boys Glee Club.
Spanish Gaiety. ...,,.... Paul Emo
High School Orchestra
An Old-fashioned Medley, .......,...
.............. Arr. by, Geo. b. Nevin
Boys Glee Club.
Selections from The Girl in the Train
High School Orchestra.
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. -.
...............Arr by l.. NJ. Gordon
Boys Glee Club.
Piano Solo-Murmuring Lephyrs. Jensen
Harriet Emerson, II.
Part second began with a one-act farce
entitled Engaging Janet, by the following
Janet Clark, who is looking for a career
...............H Helen B. Kenney, IL
Miss Briggs, of the Amalgamated
Charities. Marguerite H. White, II
Madam Maude, with line of toilet
requisites. Mildred NJ. Miller, 10
Miss Bumpus of Boston, a Literary
Light go. Gertrude S. Pummer, 10
Miss Spike, representing the Teachers
Training Trust Jessie Ransom, II
Miss Higgins, from the Woman's EN-
ployment Bureau. Alice r. Spencer, II
Bridget, who helps, Adele A. Cowles, IL
At the close of the farce, which was ex-
eedingly well done, the school orchestra
rave selection which was followed by the
lramatic sketch, A Pair of Lunatics, in
which Onslow E. Thompson, II, and
Goise O. Sanders, II, took part. Both
lid splendidly in spite of the fact that Mr..
thompson was obliged to assume the role
n two days notice on account of the ILL
ess of Ralph E. Thayer to whom it was
assigned. The second part of the
rogram was under the stage management
Evelyn Emerson and Edith F. Kendall
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
New Books at the Library.

The Corsican, Diary of Napoleon 5
Life COMMUNICATED Johnston, comp.
The English Lakes. ........W Palmer
The Great Pacific Coast. ......E Z. Enock
The Historic Mohawk. NJ. Diefendorf
Kashmir. ...........F Gounghusband
The Lakes of Northern Italy r.. Bagot
New Zealand ...............W W. Reeves
The Old North Trail. w. McClintock
The Scenery of London. C. +. Milton
Sicily in Shadow and Sun. NJ, Elliott
Southern Spain. Calvert
With Rifle in Five Continents. $50.
Niedieck
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

The Royal academy adopted for the
motto of the catalogue of its 143d exhi.
bition the French phrase. "Rien sans
peine.' Some visitors think the ella
oor' is too apparent.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

Unitarian church, Rev. E. O. S. Osgood,
pastor Service every Sunday at 1890
Sunday school at 11.45. Theme for next
Sunday, A Leaf from Sunday School His
tory. All are welcome.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26

See the fine line Of wall paper At
Phillips Drug Store.
See Ruley 4 Kuukel for the best
Rubber Roofing on the market.
DIR. J. L. Hogan, Physician and
Surgeon, Forbes, Mo. Both Phone.
No berry picking or trespassing
on my farm. GEO. II. MURRAY.
Andrew Tochterman and Ed Ro.
stock were st. Joseph visitors Satur.
day last.
Miss nellie Frye. of the St.Joseph
public schools. spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Look at the assortment OF wall
paper at Phillips Drug Store, and get
prices before buying.
DIR. whitsell. eye and ear special.
list: sc corner 9Th and Edmond. st.
Joseph. Both Phones. 9l3.
Misses Lou and Mabel Pe,ree and
Charlie Petree are the guests Of rel.
atiyes and friends in Savannah.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26

Miss Bonnie Brodbeck has made
subs, an, ial and attractive improve.
ments to her residence properly. IN
edition 10 painting and o'her i'm.
provemcnts, slIe has added large co.
lonial, pressed stone columns to her
front porch.
Little E0y Matthews. while play.
ing AZ his home, Friday last, fell on a
box aOon, 1iree feet high ard broke
his right arm. Dr. Proud patcled
him up am he j. around si,l, his
eliuns ag.in.
We kindly ask those know ing
themselves indebted 10 M la please
call and ~TsIe by cash or t&nkable
note. EuLEY Il kaNHEL..
Mrs. sam llibbard. OF Sabeiha.
Kansas. is l.ere visiting hro,i,.r John
and other relatives Of her hutsey. She
will m remembered by mans Of our
people. a. Ors s;hambaugh. les father
having been in the grGery 'sesiness
here. occupying the room NON used
~ the box ball alley.
Murray & Moore received 4 ear.
load Of spraying material this week.
II will be Distributed from Oregon
Csssning Co.. plant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26
RERT G. PIERCE,
DENTIST,
Oregon, No. SSs ! !" = sS 3 "''
Phones. Old ~, Mutual ~.

Judge Ellison was here saturday
last. and entered decree Of divorce
In favor Of James II. Payne against
Me,iie N. Payne.
STUDIO Piano. Guitar. Draw.
ing and Painting Lessons.
FANNIE Louise REED.
George =. Sseman. ex.County Col.
hector, and an inveteratel fisherman.
was Al his old tricks again. this week.
fishing al Big Lake.
Superintendent Reavi. will al.
tend the state meeting Of the state
county snperin, rnden,s Of schools.
which conyers.s IN jefferson Cry on
MONDAY next.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26

Line Carroll and wife were In st. 10.
seph visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. J. u. Lark. husband and chill
dren Tuesday.
"Shei" Schooler. Of Maitland,
came down Friday TO see his boy,
Charley, one Of our blacksmiths, and
OF course found him up TO his ears In
work and prospecting.
Joseph Roach, the assessor for
Andrew county. was here Friday last.
the guest Of Frank Petrce and family
lie came TO see his step-daughter,
Miss Mabel Petres. graduate.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26

Are you troubled with your roof
II so, lind out about Pimbley Roofing.
II you do your roof troubles are at an
end. This Roofing Is a tough. rubber.
like material which offers perfect pro.
lection from the weather. Mr.. A.
Tochterman sells Il and gives an alb
sOlute guarantee OF satisfactory results
Spray your apple trees with Ar.
senate Of Lead and Lime-Sulfur So.
luton. Murray Il Moore have both:
good quality, low prices.
1t doesn't seem possible, but It
certainly Is true, and Is only another
reminder Of show time do n.y." This
time 1t Is the COMMENCEMENT cards
just received from st. Anthony, Ida
no, announcing the commencement
exercises Of the High school, OF that
city, this Friday evening, May ~,
and among the names In the class
roll, we recognize those Of Miss Mabel
Moore and George Grigsby Moore,
daughter and son Of Charles Il. Moore
formerly recorder Of this county and
a resident Of this city. II seems only
a short time ago that they were wee,
little tots running around our streets.
The Sentinel extends congratulations
and wishes them q long, happy and
prosperous life.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26
II, @. BE NToN,
OREGON, MISSOURI.

II was suggested by Miss Anna Curry
and designed by Miss Trot King.
The words are formed from the
Brownies In their various cOntortions
making the title, "The JOkers" very
attractive. The cover for this edi.
tion WAS designed by Anna Curry.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26

1.-THE Northwestern" W0man's
Edition, the University publication
Of Northwestern University at Evans.
ton, came to our table the past week,
with many excellent articles. We
we're especially interested In the title
"The Jokers," as two of Oregon's
girls were interested In Ito design.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26
Sweet Potato plants for sale at
Jonas Watson's. Mutual Phone.

Sweet Potato plants for sale at
Jonas Watson's. Mutual Phone.
When dealing with our adver-
tlsers please mention The Sentinel.
Ernest Stith, Of Kansas City, Is
visiting his brothers and sisters here.
Ed Carroll Is painting the resi-.
dence and outbuildings on the Dave
Order place.
Mrs. Cora Burgess and son, Bruce,
are In Dearborn, this state, visiting
with relatives and friends.
Try the Mound City Paint, every
gallonlguaranteed. Sold at
PHILLIPS DRua STORE.
Mrs. Mayme Meyer and son. An.
drew, Of Mound City, are here, the
guests Of her parents, Tom Frye and
wife.
You will find a big line OF wall
paper and prices as low as you can
buy any place. At Phillips Drug
store.
Mrs. James Cottier, Of the Mime.
sofa Valley, is here helping to care
for her mother, Mrs. IIaus King, who
Is still quite sick.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26
ATTENTION COMRADES!

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. r..
will please remember their next meet.
Ing will he held Saturday, May 9th.
arrangements for Memorial and Dec
grafton Days will be considered at
this meeting. Let there be full at
tendance. +. s. MORGAN,
Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26
FOR SALE.

A good. secondhand ouggy. Stude.
baker make. Just painted: In good
shape. CRY ClMMlNS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-26
Property for Sale!

W. sSls, SS o" a" cistsS
road with lnirant
peach aud cherry Farm we'll fenced with And
preaching mile Of school In
line home good nes,borlod n~ner will leave ,wo!iur 81
selling
and this tine home.
$ win s<ll
all tOgier Land located I. miles from railroad
In Holt county.
adjoining
htl land balance
dwelling four cattle she'd cstern a1d spring
VIII sell trade
disc such dry goods boots shoes groceries
CITY mi C in a nsghhoriood
has dwelling Of barn sox.0 smoke aud chicken houses
i've fields mostly hog ia Of timber rs
alfalfa and the balance tinoty clover. will
this am that VIII seil u.
No. dwelling
good north lot suitable building
plenty Price, $500. Located within block the
house Oregon
Consists farm 100 and plenty
miles northwest Of aud northeast
Of Forest City This farm has Of fruit and good home
for the right party.
improvements
o the Michael May This
heirs hands
reasonable terms You would do well To look this
dwelling
water, cistern,
branch bottom does not overnow and %
timber which Is blue onelaf to
Richvilein fact good farm and 0O will buy It,
your property saying
what do and what do Over quarter OF
Sl%f fp "s o% FOR sw s S aa %'"s s
interest Yours for Business
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02
Y anted,

We want young men and women
to take good paying positions who
have finished either course Of Short
hand, Telegraphy, Or Bookkeeping
and Shorthand IN our college. Oul
Employment records show that du.
ring this year there has not been a
graduate, OF one Of the above cources
.ftEho wssssxEpt placed IN a good posi-
ton n Il hsn tss--,a-----s-aerrcsa es5urse
was flushed, unless of his own record
Yet there may be some who have
never registered With our Employ
nent Dept or who may desire more
remunerative positions than they are
at present holding, who would regis
ter now. Our Employment Dept. IS
away behind in supplying business
firms and railroads, and will appre-
ciate anyone furnishing us with the
full, particulars of one Of our gradu-
ates of the above named courses who
desires help in securing more desir-
| able position. The fact that we have
been wholly unable to supply the de-
mand py railroads and business firms
during the past year is very sugges>
tive that we should more earnestly
urge Young people to enter our school,
and take up a course of Shorthand
Telegraphy Or Bookkeeping and
Shorthand.
$50 pays for life scholarship in
any one Of these courses; S95 pays
for life scholarship in any two Of
the courses. Board sud lodging is
only $3.50 to So. so per week. The
Shorthand course is completed by tie
average student in three and = halt
months, the Bookkeeping course in
four mouths; Bookkeeping and Short
hand or Ielegrsphy in five months.
thus it will be seen the total cost of
preparing and being placed in good
position 1s very small. Anyone can
afford it.
Write for our large catalogue, CIV
lug facts ron hundreds OF students
as 10 what they were able to accom-
plish, also what their employers have
to say of their ability to render first
class service. Every statement in
this catalogue is backed by 800
cashguarantee to be true aud correct.
We guarantee to give better and
m DE thorough course in half the time
and at half the expense of any school
teaching other than the famous Byrne
systems, which are onr own copywrl-
tel methods. Make your afrange-
ments at once TO enter Americas
largest and most successful business
training school. Tyler Commercial
College, Tyler, Texas.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02

right to give her children q
free education in a free school
People Of Thibodaux lets
cool down and view this Ques
ton in a calm and dispassion
ate manner.
The Public School is no
hell pot. It is not the incar
nation Of all that is bad and
evil. It is not poisoning the
minds Of our children. No,
tar from it for the public
School is not doing such
things. Some unreasonable
persons may say as much, but
good people OF Thibodaux,
you are far too sensible, intel
ligent, and just, to give cred
ence to such infamous state
ments.
The Public School Oh the
other hand opens the door of
opportunity to every poor boy
and e;-l-ir this rauu, and the
education received therein
makes them the equal OF those
whose education is purchased
at great cost.
The question is squarelybefore
you. Will you by your vote
decide to make hundreds Of
poor little girls and boys
bright and happy by giving
them a credita Bile school bull
ding that they might persue
their studies under better con
ditions or shall you by your
vote say to these unfortunate
little souls, "their is no chart
ty in our hearts for you"
Business men, upright and
patriotic citizens of Thibo
daux let Us heed this appeal
and give to the children Of
our community a good public
school building such as will
rebound credit to our commu
nifty and We will have perfor
med a public service for the
public good.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02
Special Notice,

J. N. LEAVEl.. who has
been our manager at Thibo-
danx for the past five years.
is now a member Of our firm.
J. P. Hudson & Sons.
It is with a feeling Of sad
ness that we approach the dis
cussion of the Hall Bernstein
correspondence in which the
uncontrovertable fact is esta-
blished that Judge L. f. Hall,
candidate for Governor on
the alleged Good Government
League ticket, DID, notwith-
standing repeated, persistent
and emphatic denials, made
by himself and his newspaper
supporters, solicit the active
support ef game wardens and
Others aasfoasi to be obedient
to the wishes Of the Sanders
administration. The News
Star has always had the great
est respect and admiration
for Judge Ha III. and is with
profound sorrow and disap-
pointlnent that We now, in
the interest of justice, assist
ia enlightening the public
and providing that the Goo
Goo idol has been parading
under false colors. Monroe
News-Star.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02
GRANDJURY:

and having so selected the above named
persons az grand jurors the names of each
was written on separate slip Of paper bV the
Clerk in the presence of the commissioners
and the witnesses, the humber of the ward OF
each said Grand Jurors were placed in IN en-
qeIope by az commissioners which was by as
sealed signed, endorsed and labelled: List
OF Grand Jurors" and placed in the jury ho1
rs hereinafter stated.
After which we proceeded conformity 20
section of said Act la5 Of 1898, as amended;
by Act 50 Of 1904, approved June % 1904, ana
auly promulgated after the slips contained u
the general venire box has been we'll rnixea
70 draw from the general venire box the
name OF thirty persons to serve as petit jurors
for the second week Of the session OF said
Court, beginning Monday Sept. IS 1911 as dir
ected BY an order of court the name being
drawn from the box one at the time by =.
Morvant one of the Jury commissioners ana
Of the witnesses and which names so drawn
are as follows, to Wit
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02
JURY LIS
THEsrATE LOUISIANA.
2th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COC2 7.
p1cucr ,CpI-prJyF

Be it known and remembered. that on this
| Eth day of the month Of Aug. in til2 year q
our Lord, one-thousand nine hundred ana
eleven tI9]l). Pursuant to written notices IS,
sued by the Clerk of Court and a01resSeu ana
given to each OF said Jury Comnli ssioners, IN
and for said Parish as by the said Clerk GER
t;ficate hereto annexed more fnlly! appears
We J. n. Lefor1: Ih afns 1,,rn n Hommis.
sioners, duly appointed as such for the par
ish of Lafourche under provisions OF ACT NO.
1876 ofthe General Assembly, approved Juiy
-, 1895. ard promulga by publication IN
state official Journal on July 2a 1888 and
ali duly sworn and qualified as such jury
Commissioners, in and for the PARISH OF Lid
Iourche met at tho Clerks office III the town
Of ThiboGuu1 ana in company With. LOU 10
AUCOlN, Clerk OF Cont ana cX-ohcio jury
commissioner, duly sworn and quallned as
sub;
Then and there n the presence OF hessrs
i. kc.er, and Sidney z. Couion, two soGo
rt.u competent and DISTINGUISHED with sseS
o; !t.eful aye competent to read and write
the english language, residing IN the1 parish
o. Lafolrche, and summoned ny the eicrA or
tourt for the purpose; proceeded IN accora
auce with Section Of said act NO is5 q tiio
General Assembly of the State OF Louisiana
CT ISIS. to examine the general Fen1fe Hs1 on
ftlC ia the Clerk $ Of.ice and having struck
thcrefron the names of such grand and petit
Jurors az having so served as wen as the
names of others who are known TO nave dieo
removed from the parish, become eGelup or
ii isoualified to serve as jurors since their
naInes were entered thereon and the names
of those who have died removed become ex-
enpt DISQUALIFIED were also taken from the
general yenire bog; after which We supplam-
erred the original list and the ballots in the
bog with the names OF the same number
OF good and competent men from the auai-
ned jurors of the Parish as have been taken
from the box and erased fromthe list so as to
keep the number of names in the general We
hire box and on the Jury list 1T the original
standard Of three hundred contained therein,
each of said names SO placed in the general
yehire box having been written by the Clerk
on Il seperate slip of paper together With the
number of the ward OF place OF residence OF
such person.
And Immediately after completing said We.
nire list, we selected there from the names OF
the following citizens good and competent
men possessing the qualifications to serve AS
grand Jurors prescribed by Sec. / OF said act
taken from different parts OF the parish rs
fsI as practicable TO serve as Grand Jurors
at the session of Court beginning Mon. sept
Il 1911 and until discharged according TO law.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02

Having placed the names of the foregoin2
Thirty persons drawn as petit jurors for the
third week of said session of court in an en-.
yelope we signed and sealed the same and en-
dorsed and Labelled it-"List ofJurors No. 81
to serve fOr the third week Of the saidSess'on
And thercupon we have placed the two
sealed envelopes containing 4 list OF the
Grand Jurors selected IS hereinabove set
forth in box provided for the purpose label
ed.--"Jury Box" which was tilereupon lock.
ed and sealed and placed in the custody and
keeping of the Clerk of Court for the use at
the next ensuing session of court and sub,
iect TO the orders of the District Judge. And
and sealed and delivered to the Clerk of Court
as the custodian thereof; all in the presence
of the said witnesses.
Infaith whereof we have signed this process
verbal of the drawing of the Jury made at the
time on the day month and year first above
written III the presence of the afore named
witnesses.
Original Signed
Witnesses
8. =. Couion
4. Roger
J. II. Le:ort,
LrDin Mire
Ed Morvant
Thos. J. Knohloch,
Jury Commissioners
J. Louis Aucosn
Clerk OF Court eI officio
Jury Commissioner
Read and flied August II 1ali.
J. Louis Aucoin
Clerk of said Court
Clerks oaica
Inihodaux, La, Ang. Il 1911
I. j. Ancoln,
Deputy Clerk.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1911-09-02
THIRD WEEK.

THIRD WEEK.
W
Chas. Y. Toups
Henry Agreement
OresIle Gaubert
Chas Elfcrt
Joseph leonard
Lucien Chauvin
Irwin Hoffman
Octave baye
Valcry Rourg
F. J. Gaude 4
Paul Pcrtuit \
Joseph A. Hebcrt :,
n. Is. Rossie =
Chas. A. Labit
Pi. RE Rizan
Robert G. Seely
James McCulla
Zcpherin Agreement
Sylvestre 30 udoin
Oscar Bourg ....
Marcellin Ledet
Thomas Gaude
Jackson Bernard
Emmanuel Keller
Emile Ledet
Richard Griffin
Julien Galliano /
Numa Mayet
Philip Ledet
Emile DurOche