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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19
Making Fnlse Fnvoritcs,

What do the sporting papers say? Per-
haps they recommend THE Bat" at seven
to one. but deem him altogether out of
price at five for one Exactly! And SO
many trustful souls have FASTENED to buy
tickets on THE Bat when the blackboards
appeared to indicate the flyer of the night,
srfpose, at nine to one that now. as in the
twinklins of an eye. they have piled in and
MADE him false fayoriie, at three for one!
Here may be seen, however darkly. a
glimpse Of the why and wherefore of the
popular pelouse's better paying. Tie aris-
tocratic pesage-weighing place" exactly,
meaning not the mere grand stand, but
the sweet, cool, airy grove in which 1t
rises with the stables, the small tan track
where they walk the horses and the quaint
thatcn-roofed pagoda Of the rich and
naughty bookmakers-the pesage, with its
calm public, mild serene. is not given to
the rapturous PUSHES and Internal STAN
pedes. The Weddings of it's mutual pools
will be found to 20 nand In hand with the
bookmakers prices, the heightened book
makers, who bet with you on your mutual
honor only, though by force, this. the
law directs.
The garcon de cafe-or the wine merchant
at the corner, or the husband of the dame
of the tobacco bureau. or whoever-does
not bet with these bookmakers, who have
naueht to do with the great public. The
French law has cut them out of the French
life, and they must draw their profits from
the privileged few. Yea. privileged, at
least 10 tnlS point, tnat one Is SO well
known; that is. known to be well" rs it
is in the idiom-that his simple word is
good for any sum that one may humble to
the serious person who, note book in hand,
bows so respectfully his thanks.
PIuckins the Public.
The bookmaker, betting, as they say, on
honor-and 1t is on hcnor-draws his profits
only from the swells. the happy few.
The plucking of the great fat public.
whose illmitable dollars Tmitlessly chink
into its Golfers. not excluding Sundays, is
reserved by the French government for It's
own monopoly. Hands off! \ certain
Spaniard, by name Oller, he who doth still
rejoice liz the proprietorship of the famed
Moulin Rouge, conceived the idea of these
Paris mutuels, "pari. being the French
word for bet" to which the So is affixed
for the plural. Oller thought it out and set
it working. But it was too good. His
''rake-off" was per cent of all the money
handled. The French government. in TAX
ing the goodwill and fixtures 10 itself has
made it seven. Seven dollars taken out OF
every hundred. Seven cents taken out of
every dollar. How many passings through
the mutual pools will my SO largely
mutilated dollar suffer e'er it slip and fall
and roll and disappear through a crack in
the universe from mere minuteness?
STERLING HELLO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19

ASA>SA
the law to play the
races in the gay
French capital. The
courses" b in 3
themselves tolerated
with a view to the
nnaelioration. Of the
equine species" the
betting finds its easi-
~ comprehended toll
GRAFTON in the anne
! ! o + a t ion Of the
courses. Yet it Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19

II you want anything. try an ad. in The
Star. II anybody has what you wish, you
will get an answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19

WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP
Is manufactured by a Dermatologist who has mads
the skin. scalp and complexion a study for over e
years. 1t is pure soap aud cake will outlast
ally two of other make. Send 10c. for sample Of
soap ard book on Beauty and of the skin
John Ii. Woodbury., l27 West 42d ST., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19
Georges Suicide Bluff Called.

"Want" ads. in The Star pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19
Gay Parisiana Dearly Love to Play
the Races.
TRUE OF RICH AND Poor ALIKE
PIucking the Great Public is a
Government Monopoly.
ITS LARGE PERCENTAGE

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-19

PARIS. June 10. 1897.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

oar able New England contemporary,
the Herald. OF BJs,on, condemns Repre-
sentative Bailey rs marked failure" in
bis attempt TO lead the Democratic minor
ty on the floor OF the Houss, 1t isl very,
very long distsncs, tho Herald remarks
osustIoslly, from Mr.. Bailey OF Texas to
but IL The Democratic party expects to
prod nee statesmen OF tbs Reed type it
must provide different soil for them to
grow in. Not 80 many years ago Dsmoc
rscy stood for certain htsd principles Of
government, bsquesthed through susces
.iye generations OF Democratic voters. 1t
VAS an established Organization who's
creed was continuous aud whose policies
we're distinct This made 1t possible to
bring forth Dongss, Seymo q Til
den.
Now, Democracy hss the c nsistency OF
jelly hsh aud the Populists insult it,
override it snd make 1t term OF contempt
am oug Intelligent men 10 two thirds OF tn
States OF the Union. What is there for
youre Mr.. Bailey to lead, even II he were
the most sdroit generslissimo OF the sgei
In the West and South regular DEM crscy
means the advocacy OF tree silver coinsge,
hostility to the Federal courts and total
50 bservisncy to popullstie vsssries. In
New York it mssbs Tammany. 10 Mass
sch usstt, George Fred Williams has trans
formed II into laughing stock, Earnest
ADD patriotic Democrats should waste o
tine 10 be-siIins their lack OF leaders,
They should sci 10 work to wrest the party
irsm the bands Of the Popu
ists; to restore the oldtime Democratic
principles OF loyalty TO Law, to stable Rov
sru men, and to honest money. When DE
IL rehsbilit.ted and inside d. to
ssrry 90 The work OF opposition 10 Con
gree. tire Gill 90 want OF campsten, men
10 lead H..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

AtGs ID. Tuesday, s the steam Inm
bsr mill II Cssells, .ifustsd shouts mii~
sssi Of Bsn, o., Ne. ~ss .t.rIiug one OF
The boilers exploded, kuliog iolr men.
Amous them ssre + W. Gushss, eng
1ser, Of Burlington, VI. ADD Ernest
Mich ia. sdger, Of leland Pond, W.
A woman how residing 10 North Wal
pole not % very long ago v.s employed
ia the rag room Of the Fan Mountain
Paper company Of BsIlo~s Fnl. Ous
day shs iouud sun OF money stitched
Into the Iin,Bs Of 40 Old coat She gait
werk At once sBd 10 ose has ever been sble
10 ascertain ths suouni Of the hrd. She
hn erected uttt aud eeuioitsbls house.
and IL prs.ptrogs aEd soutelted.
The celebrated bull, G.Fasld stoke Pc
sic. q the Billings herd 81 Woodstock,
died Wsdue.day night Of last week after
. brist siekues. Of pUeanoais lie vac
sou Of Krilt Of ~. Ltubsri and one Of the
world, srsstes, batter sires, having %
dana hisr. 10 The Tee, hH- record srcel
lias that OF any ether livlag ball. lie
WA / years old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

The Morgan resolutions which we're
passed by the Senate seem TO be side
tracked 10 lh. House, II is tbs desire OF
President NJ 2Ktniey that these resolutions
should not be passed by tue House as be
ulars tom Cubs before being obliged 10
act, aud - Speaker Reed is 10 close touch
~Ilh the Fresiden' they will doubtless be
kept back aud ailos him to proceed 10
~hatevrr manner be may choose. Consul
General lie has bottled thi. government
that be hss sl the supplies that he needs
llsl at preseut TO alleviate the sunerioes
smong the American residents Of the
isl.nd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

With what rapIdlsy the boys Of 1907
sre passing away Is shown by the report
aud estimate pr pared by Colonel Aims
worth, ohlei Of lhs record sud pension
office Of Tho var department There are
nos ,0V5, 64s survivors Of the soldiers Of
the civil var aud Colonel Alosworth est
mates thsl the number 10 1900 will be bat
y39 y39; IN 1905. $40, Gs7, iu 1910. G26 ,23l &,
IN 1870, 25l, 727, in 1880. 81 O33. 10 1910,
$40, and 10 1850 none, The debt which
tho nation is paying its defenders 10 the
form OF pensions will be lesssned in like
ratio.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

The suggestion 10 current In Washing
ton tbs. President Mekiuley may .ppoint
Ell ssn.tor Elmunds minister to sp.in
90 ,ccouut Of his sell kbown opposition
20 !iusoism and becsnss b. opiniou,
vould be respected sad he soali not b.
ibaaenesd by pAssion or prsdiudic. in
either dirsolion II be we're 81 Madrid.
Whes ibis mater sas mentioned 10 Mr.
Ilnuad, be nid Presidsnt Mckinley
srd tbs member. Of hts csbiuet under
st.ad nv seullneuts 10 fsitrsros to hold
log puhlie odeeA | retired IRON the
uuhed sIl.tes Ssnste to euioy the rect
snd laisi Of private lite. / an EVsrse 10
holding say public Office and have 20
ineiisslioa 10 60 sbfosa 10 cay espseity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03
IUCRETIA HOsLEYs Estate

- sIArE ~ YEEaGbt, Dis'nel o. MsBchtetsr ~
b. b remembered, that e. strslob u the
PROBATE cOun, Lgldea a. hauehsstsf, uiiibu
and Tor said Distinct, gn the "a dsy II hEy
A. l-g7.
Present, Hos. n. PgNLfA, Jadgs.
Whereas, = certain ihslf4mrH ~ sf4uHg
purpoTtug 20 be the isst Slu aid Testament
n L8efstlA H8s.ry late ~ lA1dgfDFs Iu sald
Dslrct, decreased, having been EsfetJfofs pre-,
,tbtsd 10 1Id Curt iYr Probate aud duiY aied
10 the Registers bf4aa. Therefore u - ordered
that al prFso4s interested 10 lAs ssl&Ie Of SAD
Do "a ed b. batihei 10 sppeu before ssli Court
~ the Probate Dfies lu Manchester, 10 said
D.slf3t 90 ths 5ia day u JUHs A u.
J ~ A. % o'Fl0ct 10 tie tqf6lgsa b. pubnca.
ton Il ills Ofdsf thee Nesks s4es ssslgsif PIE.
Nous thereto. 10 tbs Manchester ygrnBAL a.
uswspGpsr printed Al Manchester Aforesaid. "
shDp cause, II any the may have ny cad
instrument ia writing sE0uid or 10 prossd aud
alort Cd "a the lAsl si AID tsstsfasHt u TIE ssid
dscessed. -.
~ ". D. ED0ERTOs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

When j, is notrd 10 the census returns
OF the lsst two decsies that about 1000,
900 people 10 the Uolted States moved
from the oouutry TO the cities between the
ye.fs 1880 and 1880 some concern about
tue future Is apt 10 be expressed, 10 1870
The number Of persons engaged 10 farm
log ". &c u per cent OF those pursuing
s.luiul occupations The nun Der 10 1890
bad declined So "a per ceut. This drif
from the farm, 10 ihe cities 10 not cot flo
eli 10 the United States. II is going on
In Europe, and the growth OF cities 10
Australia sad South America is eIssedln g
~ rapid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Ambassador Hay acquitted himself
With CON mendsbls irankue. a. well ~
With diplomatic dignity At the
i.reuelI diauer TO Mr. Biysrd 10 London
HI. speech, most cordial in tons aud hAp
py 10 phrase, gs.s b. bearers to nader
stand tbs, Col, Hay regarded bis predsess
sor as The Ambassador 10 the English
Father than 10 Englsod aud thu, be diss
sress ~ith Mr.. Bsysrd on "slmoa ever,
.si,sr Of public cono,ra upon which men
Of good will msy differ" Ambassador
Hay hes sssiu proved that be can be cour
teoas ~i,bou, letting il be forgotten that
be IL 90 American aud Republican.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

A tally Ae ueor. Ia psFty q tsrUil
oae tiesrsia ists trgm Greet AtsIas bsp
li.i elsfab. Bfeeslyn. vss roo lpia BY =
usta saI I've ol lhe party 81 ygabs reo
pc vrfa t5.led sei ell the others nors u
less .a'ei TIE train sss bet ruaulns
lest sas al tg4Hs ~trs made TO stop H.
bet % e.alI Ias ba dose ia ums. The
tr'rt o. tee coach So probably 10 blame
~ ihe sad accident
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03
SsIONEKs NOTICE.

- Estslo al HESHY g. rr1oNER.
Tho undersigned, having been appointed -
tho Hon. Probate Court Tor the District ~ Mat
chester CDmmissl0nors, 10 receive ,oIamIbs, and
adjust all claims aud demands OF al persons
aKalhst the estAte u
renry O. tpooher late Of sunderland
In sad blutct deceased, aud al claims exhibit.
ed 10 offset thereto, hereby give notice that Va
viii meet for The purposes Aforesaid ST ths
late d selling Of tho utcesHei 10 Sunderland
the lot day II DecomDer usIt from /
O'Clock , NJ until 4 o'clock ~ and
that siI months hon the lot day ~ juno
A. u, 1897, J.. the time limited by .ali court
FOR sAid creditors to present theiT claims 10 us
for examination aud allOsRuee
Dated Al sunderland this let day VI jane
A. b, 1897.
JOSEPH n. WEBB. Obj.
tlv JOSEPH PARhUhs, ~" -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

The gauge OF wotsmsn have just besuo
digging 10 Colorado tbs longest tunnsl
which msn over attempted to construct.
TIE main bore viii be twenty miles long
aud osausetiSg with this arc subsidiary
tnsnsI. vi b total length Of thirty miles
30, Ia reality, the tack tia, has been put
under way Is tbst Of digging 6itv miles OF
tunnels and every foot OF this vast systsm
will be uuder Flks's Peak and tue moan
tsius that tower on each eide.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

BENNINGTON, VERMONT
LANES OTIS, EsrArr

FTArT ~ VERMONT District Of Manchester. 40
The Pt95nie 0OBt for ne Dtsbiei ~ Hdnchtsttri
TO all persons Interested Ia the estate Of
Jbm,s Uts late Of Arlington IN said D.tfict
deceased; GuFFTiSg.
BY the authority ~ the stRto u Vermont, yon
are hereby notified 10 appear before lhe sad
Probate Court. at the Probate Once In Map
Oh ester Ia said District, on tho 29rd day u
June A ID 1897 al 10 O'clock ~ 10 ah0v
caufo, II any you haye. Why the account Of ElI1s.
beth Oils hdmiHirtrAtitI, with viii AuneIed
Of the estate Of sald deceased ,honl1 not be Al.
lowed, aud also Why the residue u said estate
should Dot DO distributed 10 the pArliea entitled
thereto
day Of June A, b 1897
ljw ". Is. EDGERTON. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Not oUly soute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal 10 a few days. bat oily
chronic coughs aud throat troubles msA
receive immediate relief aud be perm.
gently cured by Doe Minute Cough Cure.
Petubone 4 Co. Manchester Dspot;J. Il.
Whlpple, Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

The Btitl,h liago IL The most contempt
.bls lhing thai vslks 90 Gods EARTH -
sllIs craven ,ni bslly. irvst,biy,
when ihs guvs'unsaI has eripsed before q
povUial ooSa,fy II turas upou = .esk
ons Nbo does uot remember is !sgnu
sg.i1h the uaitsd State. 10 the matter Of
Nsasza..l No sooasi, however, ga u
fal issiths Uniiel sts,s, vas ret irclia
Vi 10 be iEaasasei by them tsaa II ate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Eastern affairs appear TO have reached
the drifting stage. The exact position as
20 the srDi toe negotiations Is not yet
clear. Evidently it ia the object OF Tur
key to create delays and to discover any
latent wsakHess in the European concert
During the councils Of ministers ut the
Ylidiz Kiosk the peace conditions have Ger
taiuly been discussed, but oil mention OF
rhssssly is studlously avoided. The as
sumption seems 10 be that Thessaly be
longs TO Turkey by cong uest and that
there is nothing more to be said on the
subject. The powers must show a unit
ed and very energetic front before the sui
tan will recede from this position. Ia the
meantime, in order 10 remove the impres
sion that she rejects all the peace propos
ais, Greece has sent another nsts 10 her
abroad reporting that che
is prepared to scquieses in the decisions
Of the powers, but thst the payment OF o
large indemnity Is impossible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03
Chr fuaH(b Journal
THuEuAT. JUNE 8. isg7.
d. sisgHDs. Eater Ast Proprietor

Tl4afs . s1ustk "a tatftr.aas to ihf
lads sustta1 ~tit vbltA fhf Lgs3aU uGv'
pstttt rossF 80 !. .ao.isE Ct 10 sbitfs
ttas irt,it ~ i1s Aatrioss Esbtts II
NE ceD pssi sa 'atb 80 aaagsez' ogocse
,taE 70 thf Z alttd state u 10 sifsrst tLsi
eui Issbsas eatsupsrsrls' tbsgli gsi
md uret tts fsgigrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Nib Ill The magSump hostiDg that
to- kspgb. CAGE ais losling the coa,uisr
service, tie fac fsmAius ihs, Ices thsn
aeEsu cgasals have besn appointed sluce
ttr ur~ sfmluls'rstiop cane iHio power.
Iss brstlrea ~bo tsgstd tie disappear
snes Of Tree tfsie Esslot from The consu
lsr service IS national disaster are spii
hes lhsir Issr before tbo propolsi. boot
hss beso properly .ppIsi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Nlsd N35fs3 .Efsssist. tLfeUgh mad
.rs#easy ttat asA le4 her rival hifs
aHEs Wheeler. ~ Mosps.ltr. ssgtisF.
81 thrB tttt ballet isia asr osE Lesi
-At SO tsasg b bo,FltA shd ell prot
stay rec tsr she expresses ~ oobiilllan
- iaa .3e'J ssi .s sAll sHIlaa' = Sic
tstttif ras -, rasAe st.lcuent sstcfl
.,as il.l le alt So g. tlsms bat ltfssiL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Fifteen ships laden ~lth free 700 sailed
Into Boston h,rbjf Ia one day last week.
trI.Fastm.sisr.Gsusfs Wilson bad been
prs.eui, tue spectacle Of ali those vessels
bringing 10 from foreign countries a
pr.duct ~blch ougbt TO have been raised
here al home .ond probably have been
poinied out by bln ~ conclusive srI
deuce OF American prosperity. That IL
TIE cro.,-eyed view which Brother VII
soa .l~sys tiies Of suoh thinss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Try Radsms Miorobe Killer, For
sale by Miss Mary Faruum. Manchester
Depot. Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Mss AEsos DSiansl IL very 81 stl
hssls bops ei rtssttty.
--AH ,pldsnis o. core eyes hS mater
Ally ibttftsrsa sitb scbaal vorE tbs PEA
three q ioaf vats
- The Nj rlssisbi school n,y be lusi
~ rrau8 q ia shoif although the tssehti
eannot sns. TIE ai3G FgpiIs .bo esa
urE tescs tie smsilei oSa, % itsi ali
zsy become 81 srsat
Memorial Day At MI P,ussssi school
siIl 10 iaas ramtn btrts TIE best
talent q ibs school. -hteh. ty the ~sr,
il csc 1t the best 10 t8sn, lah-ted WITH
c. Fbt sui msis std nsds II a sseoess
ksaiins Of poems and esssys rclstiBe 10
the asf, o!asaag With viii. msrch, wa
,te orlet Of TIE day The old soldiers
we're pfsssut leBding srcoarsgtmeni TO
the caIldrtu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Tapleys Bread Winners ont wear all
other shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

P0isobs ebselder,d by food iermeltns
10 dyspepte stomach sfe tie direct
cause o. rheum HIsa, geat, bronchitis, Hv
er sod kilney complaints, sslhma, puea
mouia sud many nervous sl.meuis
These fetuts are prevented by the use
Of the shaker pl e.tlye Cordial. remedy
discovered aud prepared by the Shakers
Of Mouni Ltbsuob; n \. II is 10 itstlt g
food and has power TO digest other food
taken With 1t Thus II rests the diseased
stomach snd finally masters the worst case
Of dJspspsit 1t sets promptly aud fresh
strength aud increase Of weight soon fol
loss Tue titst doss, taken immediately
after eating. Sb4tss the psin and distress
so dreaded by dyspeptios, Trial bottles
enough to prove ITS merit 10 cents.
LA1oL is the best medicine for children
Doctors recommend u 10 the rlaae Of Cas-
tor Oil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

o u. Os.n Ct Lowell 10 ~ sss Hsr
ek at .ho aats business he stipped
iotty-tishi doEsa crates lari sest AZ
there .rs fily 5oEsu sFs' 10 crate ihH
woEld represent sbaE1 $500 tssa
Whsu 90 are sasstins from Csi.rth OF
ClI1 10 the bead yua ~an' relief right q
.ay. oai, 10 eesis 10 repaired 70 tesl i,
All yosr drassist TOT toe uiAl sac q
Fly. Crtam BALM. OF bay the 5ao slzA
We mail g.
Eli BROS, % N.ueo 81 n \ CITY.
afflicted vi sstarfh lsst Guinmu
Dorns the mouth Of October ! could
btitbsf ts.te Dor smell add could besr
ba, htila Elys Cream Balm cared IL --
Marcus Geo shsnlE, RahwGT, \ Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Toe promtapu . which tome Of the
DsmoouIle papers sro giving to 40 Ell
rect In ssn.'or McEaery's spe CHI dealing
4ilh the tariil ls significant an 10 f.y
OF OF raising the revenue, Of the govern
meut from q tax on imports rather than
by direct tsrstIan, said the i JulsIsns
statesman The plan Of Hamilton, az
proved by Washington and J.hsrson, wss
to impose a duty for the protection OF our
industries, taking it of gradually as they
could meet foreign competition He went
on b. say that 10 pursuance Of this idea
samuel j Randall slSsys managed to get
clause 10 the Democratic platform to
prot, CT PennsylVsuia's rou industry
McEnery added that he himself, i, elect
ed - for the speech was made just before
be Was chosen to the Senste-would pur
sue the same POLICY to secure the protec
ton Of the sugar interests Of Louisiana.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

Geo. Draper Of SYNDICATE came TO
Iosu Saturday and ~ss surprised to had
that 1t sas Memorial Day, George should
subscribe iot the Journal or some other
good paper, OF he will forget when Suu
day cumes
Memorial Day was daily observed
befe, The sddress by Frank l.. Green
Of st. Adams was unusually good. The
speaker has a pleasant voice and graceful
manner that are very pleasant The
usual ceremonies aud decorations were
observed by the q A Il aud there wss
good attendance
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-03

George W. Hartman, OF Bennington,
has lust celebrated bis So birthday. Mr..
Harmsn was born at Pawlet in May 1872.
He is remarkably active and is at bis office
every day ira sacting business. He stud
led law vi his father and was admitted
to the Rutland county bar in 1888 Chss.
h. Williams, snetwsrd chief jus ice OF
the supreme court and also governor OF
the state. being presiding Judge.
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