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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22
ST00DARD & ROSS, MissouIa, Montana
Real Estate--City and Country

s.. 500-Fourteen acres Of fine orchard and
garden, one mile from city. 900 fruit trees, five
acres small fruit, good buildings and plenty Of
desirable.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,


FOR SALE-THE OKEEFE RANCH,
One of the best stock farms in Montana:
10 miles west of Missoula. on the main
line of the Northern Pacific; $500 acres
40 meadow and grain land, all under
ditch; modern buildings: complete stock
barn and breeding stables; thrifty orch
ard of 500 trees: fine early range: $50 head
of cattle. 80 head of fine bred horses: 800
tons of hay; complete outfit of new
farming machinery; clear title. For par
ticulars address owner, Kenneth Ross,
Missoula.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LOST-COCKER SPANIEL: WHITE
and brown, answers TO the name of
Fan" Reward If returned to Anaconda
mine office. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22

$l,35O BUYS CORNER o AND THREE
houses renting for s3S per month; this is
a bargain; must be sold at once. Yoder a.
Jackman, No. 80 f.. Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22

ONLY ONE NICE LOT IN STEVENS
addition, Mercury St; only $500. Cobban
Loan Il Realty Co., SO w. Granite, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-22

WANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE, 10
miles from Butte. Inquire 100 5. Wyom-
ing, Butte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19
Progrs.s of the War,

Little has been accomplished during
The past week except ey way OF prepsrs
ton. Some 10000 volunteers have been
mustered IN and are being drilled and pre-
pared for war service No attempt has
baen made for permanent landing In
Cuba aud none will be made until the
Spanish feet is disposed OF.
Two or three att mpts have been made
20 land arms 10 Cnbs Tor the insurgents
ana one Of them succeeded. The Cuban
cable has also beeu cut. The U. S. tor
pedo boat Wiuviog vas badly Injured by
veniurlng under lhe guns 10 Cuban hsr
Dor, bnt vac losed cut Of danger by 3
companion gun boat.
Sambt oa's feet bombsrded for about
three hours and nearly destroyed the prin
cipal ioridcslious 81 Porto Rico aud met
With only II ding loss, bnt he N sde DO st
tempt TO occupy the island. His object
seems 10 baye been h. prevent II. beings
refuge iOf the Spanish AeeL
sampsou IL nov near San DOMINGO and
schIey's tquAdrou is on the way south,
tie object Of both being TO intercept the
Spanish fleet, which vac las, seeu near
The cosst o. Ven, zuels. 1t might have
ast ssmrsou's Il ct week sso bot back
ga ou', evidently not dAlns TO rick 81 en-
ssgom 1t
Jns' sbsl lhr Spanish G-et may attempt
10 do is tue rtzz!iug question. Three
'ogrses are creh 70 II, provided 1t does
bot dare 10 hf4t ssnpson. Oas is to
)scE cut entirely aud return to Spain, At
Jihcr 'sto steal by sampson sud kere
use 70 Hsvans OF some tbef Cnbsn Port, l
Nd the lasi, 10 get toto tbr gull Of MeIioo I
I'D Go shat Gsmsse It csa along oar
oulhetn coast. Having THE choice. aud [
lsvlns soueshn is,ter stips than ssmp
on u nay be sble to fcsou plith ether
,lsu. TIE NsW i1ft Rstsld utte. The
closing Interesting ocE patison Of tie
ihartut q -ets: Dsrrgstding .li minor
rat, ssEptos has seven sfuotsd vessels
. t9ur q tie Spsuisb h,et ssmpton
a. Is ggas q fouf-i1cb o. more o.hberI
D % Of tie enemy. Bot oar largest res
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

That European nations have not com
biuei against us 10 our war with Spain
may have been doe to England which has
firmly opposed Intervention OF any dss
cuption England is determined to keep
friendly with this con TRY aud the reason
is disclosed 10 rcceat speech by Joseph
ChamberIsi9 10 Liverpool
Referring to the policy OF strict isols
ton that England has pursued ,iuoe the
CrImesu war, Mr. Chamberlain remarked
thst this bad been perfectly Justi6,ble,
bu', he added, the time has arrived when
Great Britain may be confronted by com
blnstion OF powers, and our first duty
therefore, is to draw all parts OF the EN-
pre- INTO close unity, and our nett, TO
maintain the bonds OF permanent snity
with our ktsmen across the Atlantic.
cloud cheers
There iss powetfnl and generous nation,
speaking our language, bred OF our race
and having interests identical with ours.
| would go so far az to say that, terrible
as war may be, even war itself would be
cheapy purchased il 10 great and noble
cause the stars and stripes aud the union
Jack shoul wave together over su Anglo
Saxon alliance, prolonged cheers
1t is one OF the moet satisfactory results
Of Lord SaIisbury's policy that at the
present time these two great nations un
derstsnd each other better than they ever
have done since, over century age, they
we're separated by blunder OF the British
~ vernment
Mr. Chamberlain proceeded TO draw
z gloomy picture OF the situstion 10 China,
where We have to count with Russia, ~
IN Aighanistan, except that We do not pos
'ess an army or defensive frontier 10 |
China, and cannot, therefore, injure Rus
'la without al ally. The fate OF the " hole
Chinese empire is involved, and our il ter
'sts are 30 enormoua that no more vital
question was ever presented for decision
% the British nation and British govern
nent L less the fate OF China IS to be
ieciied without Englsnd's voice, we m ust
lot ~ ct the idea OF an alliance With
b So poVers whose interest 10 similar to
,nrs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

sti' s'e uuet larger has saYttins 10 TIC
-pssith tqut3fap, nd yur lsrersi sats
sfs ALAG larger, 400 car strtRFt OF hoih
vessels tn5 gsgi 10 The isfsttt Oar
htstlssi prs .ec,,ls 5. bcsttsf lhAH ihtltL
.hd tie lstsl weight q ost touRd e p'o
iertiie' Tree, alI ssnr'ous tis sgEt -
y. 90 p0spd. q sip,, 6. q possd' ioi the
spstish ship. Tales the wsisbt q =
pre-. ctllt spd ID, speed /" Il issvrs the
qua scieptlae people get 1t the 'oref.
siAttd 10 P9uuds, sh,ob l' called m uFals
tbetsy Simpsons "uuEs'e snetsy.
80 to sptst. 10 sG4 - poapdt, uhils
Csrrerss Is -! So pound. Moreover,
cur sfmof 10 CO uob the ibiekest, sverAstue
nios AID obs-hslt inches 10 seven lgches
Tor the spsuiSfds
Upon the ether bsBi, the Spanish feet
b. . little sdvutsse over as 10 respect
10 speed. largely because cur force IL
bsmpered With sloW.moVins monitors.
The spsuth boats hsve also a trae the
largest bomber Of mep, ss foreign boats
are, 81 rule. mspued heavier than oufr.
Commodore scbltys squadron, II msy be
remarked. has sbgut the sane power as
Sampson's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

The two year Id son OF W l., Furge
SOD, OF Bol;on. Mis-, had uhoopinp
cough. Alter several physici ns had pte
scribed for him. without giving relief
writes Mr.. Ferguson, persuaded my wife
to try = % cent bottle OF Cham berlsin't
Cough Remedy. The first dose bat tht
the desired Ell ct. and 10 forty eight hour
be was entirely free from oil ugh
consider your remedy the hest in the mar
ket, especially Tor children and recon
mend it at sll times The rs and 80 cent
sizes for sale ry A. II. Pettibona, Man
chester Depot aud j Il. Whipple. Man
chester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

: ne concern - felt by republican
lesdsn ttssrdius the .upply Of Gnsncisl
fesaufces Ter carrying 90 The ssr There
is doubt SHELTER ibs bond bill, shich
as taken % 10 the senste 90 Monday
sili become lsw Tor several weeks, and
lhere IL some tear that deadlock will oc
cur between he two houses which will
prevent prompt &C, on. 6cnator Aldrich
aud the Republican leaders hope to pass
The bill through the Srnste al the olose OF
this soet OF esfly ntIt weet. snd slso to
restore the provision for bonds strioke b
oat 10y the Democratic mslori,y Of the
dnapea committee. Fears ate entertsinsd
10 some quarter, however. that the bill
si.l not pass the Senate for Two week. and
that long oobligt with toe house will fol
los. 10 the mean time the treasury bal
snce lie steadily falling The eIpsndi
tutes are running nearly million dollars
= day shesd OF tue receipts, aud II this
should continue Tor % dsys, the cash bal
.nce would be brought down TO about
$3.50 600 600 aud the gold reserve would
0sve become materially reduced. There
is nothing TO excite alarm 10 such condi
tons, bit the treasury officials would pre-
Ter to bave additional resources placed st
their command within short time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

itg CA.as ffan g. ttsf. go IA .ita %
t1ssa oas.t3 e sag rssi Csitt pests
EsflsB 80 st.ruHt rs sac ut,ttr sui v.il
gyt asiav Eas'ta SIG 81 each latitsf vltb
gal gsl aEf . la.l 50 SID vtr fasH.
a'b4 IafePsat udt.Es vaii itts. heed
st3 very htrit IIsIsp3 usy oil upoa
iaf ra1alty Be- sslE Ter ia TIE sitassle
NHL fEt ItHlpte AS Ssudvtes l,ltpa,
.e cor Yasscstsaa So senad be very
afaag Ally ssd iaetst weali catuol the
trs aa1 have $40 sAuliast IN voald
tt AatIa Satga sssla,t the pofld
IaH i't sl.j tot fn,h bltdly into
Haas2 iatce tsi a usy become our
aa.y ertft esffs,o etreuuttsuoe, TIL,
e.stify esq Atr5lr ifafd to see Easlsnd
'ass las vtr sith Ha.l. TIE lsitef
rHsu1 t' FrsssIus Easlsnd bard 10 All.
sa1 rirlory ever EaglsDd would give Der
iod oa0lai The ruets uoy may cot
'aan iar Iest' srd may he opnn us soon.
"Hb toe complication OF the sibsnsn
tsdssf. stisb all De- Slllia three years
Eas''t slI bsVe smsftsi advantage 10
TIE Bet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19
STATE NEWS.

A little eirl living 10 Lowell walked ell
miles to Barton one day st week 10 gel
the latest war news
A party OF SIX spor.smen from Barre
who spsnts part OF last week at Greeo'
boro pond. returned with - trout which
weighed 100 pounds. The largest fsh
weighed II IL pounds,
The Masonic Temple building 10 Bur
liugton is rapidly pesting cJmplttion III
all its parte, sud when finished will be one
OF the finest Of tie Kind 10 the county.
The estimsted cost OF the building is about
800 900, including the site.
Mi. Emily s arr who recently died in
Middlebufy, left Tor the benefit OF the
Ladies' library 10 tbs, village $1,000, ana
q like SON to the Congregations church,
OF which she was member
Walter, the hve-yesr.oli son OF Mr., and
Mrs. LeDour OF Elm street ST. Albsus.
found aud ate 40 ttyobpiue pills, which
physician tad left fer his sister not long
ago. The child died 10 few hours from
the ELECTS.
Gen. W Il Sh after. who will lead the
way to Cuba. Is son OF James Nj Shat
ter OF California. and q nephew OF the late
Judge Oscar l. Sbsiter Of Wilmington,
His father married Mi Hubbard Of
Montpelier.
1t is expected that The rosdbed for the
6ve.mile connection between North Beuu
ingtou sud WOlloomsac, n Y, on the
Bennington sud Hoosick Valley electric
railroad, viii be CON leted early next
week. Superintendent Story states tia,
cars will be running over the new section
10 abou.a mouth
Col Il b WlIlistoH OF the 9th United
States artillery WHO was made a colonel
about si2 weeks ago. and is pow likely 10
receive q brigsdier geDerslship, is Yer
monter snd was q classmsts OF COmmO
dore Dewey at Norwich university 10 1853
and 1854 He was made q li,utenant 10
the 2nd artillery on Angus, B, 1861 and
has been 10 the erVice since the civil war.
Among the mt IN bes OF the NV Haven,
Ct, artillery o,mpsny, composed OF stn
dents from Y ale liege, is John Seymour
son OF Rev Charles X s ymour, pastor of
the Second Congregational church at Ben
nington. Tue company has gone into
camp at Matte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

The Bbst Llnman'. Cnsm berlsin.
Pain Bslm il II eipest 90 esrth, writes
Edwards d Pa'ker. ci Pnln, Ga. This
is the verdict OF all Who use 1t. For rheu
mstisp', lame back, spr.ins. s~tllIoes and
the numerous slight ailments AID scci
dents common - vrry rusebold, thi.
linlment has no rqnll With It in The
house, = greet deal rein and suiirrlup
may be avoided. For sale by A. II Petit
bone, ,nches,er b pot and J. II. Whif
pie, Map chester & nt,r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

TIE Boston Joarnsl'. correspondent
"y,, The Navy D,psrtuen, ls eouvinc
81 tia, ihe spsnish Gee, las 20 intention
Of engaging tie American Asel il II e.n b.
s'oliei, and that the pnrpose Of tbs spar
let eonusndtr is to iLfict a. much d.
mage s be can by sltsctins isol.ted
American .tip', snd perhaps BY m.lins
dssh anss. come anisrilGsd port on the
sot OF toe Southern Al.uuc stabo.rd
All ihs m.nsarrc. Of the spsCish saaad
roo .l6os issV ~ Manlsjqns LEAD TO tbi,
eocelu,loa. There siil be 10 aar.I b.tilr
uEls., Admiral S,npson o. Como oaort
sehlsy shsll saeeeed 10 boi,lits . tts.a
-sr~', 10 scns plses where Il ~ill he ia.
pos,ltls 10 avoid . meetiss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

The Wee, lndi.n csnpssu 10 tie pre-
tlt aspect inro. mainly upon the que.
iion OF coal supplies, aud the sdministrs
too 10 undonttedly impressed With the
importance Of using diplomatic pressure
70 restrict a lar - nay be prsohcsblc
Tbs facilities accorded TO the spanish
at ffe.isn, Mckinley will be iully
supported By public opinion 10 adopting
positive attitude on this point The
ecnnry is Dot 10 mood TO have . loose
eoa,ttnetioe pat 90 the privileges Of neu
,t'l so'sransIt to iurui.h Ainir.l Ger
'tfs With supplies lot the ptoloosstion Of
The ~u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

Allow cough to rnn until It gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say
OBJ. 1t will wear away, but in most cases
1t will wear them away. Could they b.
induced to Try the suooesslu medicine
called kemps B.lsam, which is sold on =
positive guarantee to sure, they would
immediately see the excellent fleet after
taking the first dose. Price 20 and 5Oc
Trial size free At oil drugeists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

o ing to bitter opposition 10 the nation
81 Iesisslurc the spanish cabinet has re
u uet snd ssgssts has been requested by
The queen regent TO term smother which be
sll proceed to DO, 1t is not likely ,hst q
nes cabinet viii DO any better or satisfy
The people II /. gate likely that there
gill be revolution sbieh gill destroy
ibe ptssep, government unless other
nations interfere, whieh Austria and per
hsos France will be inc med to do, the
former beosuse the queen is . ustive OF
Aastrta AID the l.,ier because II holds
large .mount VI spanish bouds,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

Thus ist /, lac been thosu that the
spstnh os ihsli ships AID ttuss who CON
poss their heavy ARTILLERY esEcot eompsi.
10 suy ssy stth Ger 1svy, bai III, n sue
10 tas issg tat gsrs. aafiart = hislj,
spseilliEsi service. calling bsslls prsiss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19
FRED A. FIELD,
DEALER IN
Investment Securities
Bonds, Bank Stocks, Warrants,
Real Estate.

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
We Offer Subject 10 Prior Sale FrvE
Or More Shares u
Rfsi Eaiign,I BaUk. Fair Haven. ".
Rutland County National Btbk, Rutland, VI,
kuhuPt0u National Eaus, FINLAND, W.
Merchant hstlUHHl HAGt, Eutlsld. "
ftgst National EAHb. Hraadgl. ~
Bfaud3n hstl9uAl Bank brABio8. ~
Bennington Go Nat BaUk Bennington, VI
Eiaet RIVER hau9uA5 BaGk, ff1otgrsui e. u,
hsfdsick hGuugs Baut AGa Trust Co., II lard.
alef, ".
Pint haliansi Bank. H. Jahasbafy, ".
Merchant hEtIDbGi BAEk. b. JgAHsbafy. ".
CEtdouls hstl9 a. Bank. Dalfll!s, ".
fifri hAt4abAi Bank. Montpelier, w.
hsflA4el4 hat4ouAi Back. hgfth1bd W,
hos'tg nfgadAfd mtg On EuuAnd, "
steam b gas Gutter o., HutlAaa "a
kauYba Oar Or r. AlBsls. "
ftgpies DhE Light Co.. E4tlAud. IT,
huilAld street AaISEy, Gy HgtsHi, ",
ALSO
2 per ct Egu1s E4t.astsg Iras'l.l o.. Bar
Riga, "
3 per eR Blonde Darlington, w.
pr q Eobds EealiIg t3G. VI
pr e. bgads Lyni9ugais st.
~ ri. lsabds 8toss4 V
II 5Du ntsh to buy " 80 Q 1gyttlhF Ia our Uue.
ss shAA b. p4essed ~ receive Jour patronage
sysuienes sgilgllsd,
hsiAnd. VI. FED. l5.h, isgs. lli!Sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19


There are iudicStiou' that the vsr d
partmett bss been brought to see the Wis
dom sud fairness Of the suggestions
thtosuout 10y Ma Gen Merritt that bis
expedition sbonld consist Of not lees than
5000 meB, aud that al least third Of
tbem should be tessoued trosps trrm the
regular army capable Of meeting on even
terra The veteran sTal i.b col iets WIZ
quart Msuila T. susmpt 10 take d,
Spanish force siIh lcss lbau hall Their
uum ber Of ;roors woui seem 10 be .
seuseicss proceeding 10 view 81 the lac
that thets is 20 necessity for such
course. Gen Meuttt TOOK occasion 10
deny emphatieslly ,be .ocur.cy Of certsit
ue1spspef interviews published this u orr
ing Which placed lin 10 the position Of
refusing 10 obey ct orier to proceed 10
the Phtlllptces htesn.e be force vac insul
neteut The oitesis At the department
Upon seeiHs ltess pabloAuons fii 90,
brsits,s 10 cypress II otce their belief
that Gee. herriii wss too good soldier
10 rsilsn 10 obey ls~tal order, slthongb /
lhsy siui,'ed The, be II sht have reason
10 sassesi tho prarrtstJ OF 81 Increase 10 .
the pumbtr 81 The soljisfs 10 be s.sigusd T.
10 he cont sud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

The private Of the Vernon, troops srt
nos drssins tue regular army salaries
~i.h the .ddnlon Of the State pay OF 81
per month Oaieefs furnish their own
mes', TIE lnt IL Is follows; Colonel,
~, 500 per year, lieutenant colonel, SO
CO., ms u. g. 900, captain not mounted
81 500. hrst lieuleusut, not mounted,
81 800, second Lieutenant, no, mounted,
VI 400. A'lntsnt sud q1srtermssttr, 81,
st0 OF the nob.eommi.sioned officer,
sersstnts are paid S4s 20 month snd
cor erals 81 The priv.,. will draw
2l61.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

The mouthly statements oI hnsEce and
commerce shoF that the whest crop OF the
sofll last year was only 2 l39, 549. lGs
bushels. sesinst 430 4Q7 900 in 1896
90 i34 600 IN 1895 and GIG 65l 600 10
1894, the worlds crop Of 1887 being small
et titan that OF SOY year sltce 1890, while
the 1897 crnp in the | 9itsd $ stes is r.
rorled larger than 10 suy year since 1891
4 table shoslne farm prices Of ehest IN
the Uuiled States Dung . term Of year,
gives the average farm price Il wheat H.
1897 as tbs b!eRest, with three txcep
tlous, since lssJ the exceptional yosre
being, 1855 aud ls9l A-t.bla OF freight
rates 90 ubes; shows that the average rate
by rsi from Chicago Co New York has
fallen itomlG cents prr hnshsl 10 1925.
to IL 81 10 1897, and the rates By lake aud
canal Tell 10 tie same period and between
ibe same points from 81 cents per
basbel TO 4 % cents per bnshel The
wheat 10 farmers bands 10 the Unlled
States March !, 1898, Is estlmsted at l2l,
40 500 bashsls, sssiost $. l49 or bush
sIs at tbe corrssponiing date lsst year end
"A, 919, 100 Jn March 1895
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

I.ecelt crsrs,ia1s 10 Chin, sud vicinity
Elbow tta Eafupess tst4et. nay get ilto
= tsti ever The Crie.fid EnpIre." La,
Ella Las Railroad pe.rly oonple,sd. react
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

y pauueui Con u .pder T. v Jeuett
10. is utd Rseetd ofd,rs ~ 10 10 whieh
tr ssy.. The Itnly. Fret AuBusl En-
e,mpu col Of thts Dspsrtmenl q A H.
vgli convene 81 Baflisgiou. 90 WrdneS
day sbi Ibutjsy. 1aHe Ssh And "a,
lsHs o. sco0uut Of changes wrought 10y
tho movement u troops, the duration Of
TIE J.. esmpurut Is cbs0ged ifom that
gwen ia previous orders aud will cen
unus tsO dsys Iasleal q .hree Head
qasrt.rs wlll he established At tue Van
sess House Room 49, Toe Council OF
Authorization vail n eet at Headquarters,
In.rdsy evening, 10 audit accounts aud
also 70 act asa committee o. credentials
1t &. earnestly requested that the Roll OF
tbe l. c.1 rment msy be complete OF near
L. tn OF lhe opening exercises
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

Inn Mes York Hefali's correspondent
vtb the Amercsu Agat at Manila bay sum
maEes The happenings al Manila s fol
lose. The losses Of the Spsnisris ID
oloirs ten wstships, seyorsl torpedo
bosts, t~o transports, navy Jsrd sud ulue
batteries, luclaiiag the losses ashore
sb5nt 1900 SpsnIards ~ere killed and
wounded. TIE estimated value ot the
sp,uish property destroyed or captured
il s. 900 600, Go the American side are
slsh, men wounded aud $1,000 damage to
The ships fhI. happened 10 less than
ok houn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

Try Rsdsm's Microbe Killer. For
sale by Miss Mary Faruum, Manchester
Depot, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

biusees from Caba report everything
quiet there bat food Is seltlog scarce snd
prices high IA H,Vsna .nj other tosrs-
TIE spirit ot the Spanish col iers is kept
~ by reports Of big Spanish victory
81 Msuil. aud The destaoilou q some Of
our sst ships 10 other pisces. The sol
difers are spelling for tigbt add bave 20
doubt they can hex the Yankees. II
seems slmot too bad TO take the conceit
90, Of them, but Ne sbsll be .mpelled
10 do II sooner or later
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-19

+ Marion Crssiord, who was DO 10
| Italy sDd who has property interests th re,
points 10 the crushing weight Of the taxes
posed 90 the people there 90 one Of the
causes Of EXISTING discomfort among the
Italian people As al instance Of this or
preston be ssys ths' taking nstiousl, pre-
slncial aud commercial taxation together.
he himself pays upon the assessed income
npon few acres Of land AZ per cent, up
90 the assessed reut Of bis house ~ and a
'rsctioa per ceut aud II he paid income
tai 10 Italy the government would exact
Is per cent more. As there Is 10 limit
Of estate, real or personal, below which
t.Iation ~ not spilled. he huts it easy to
understand the enormous emlqratiou
witch OF lste years has crippled Italian
agriculture 10y sonslbIy dimlshlng tn.
farming population while leaging upou
The hsu's Of the government 90 immenle
area OF lam land coafscated for undue
tsIas, which DO one could be induced to
take nndet the present conditions even a.
a gift Such condition OF things be re
CARDS SIMPLY an inciplent form OF national
bankruptcy,
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VIII he sold Al public Auatign Ia the hlshest
bijief uuless previously settled, al tho book.
accounts due the II bnuer.aol IusaIypnt Ea.
tate, amour ing 10 about tslO. talo ia 'FRONT.' u
the boues, % store At Manchester Cautfo. on
Saturday. MAY ~. 1898, At ~ a.el,ct
MEptbotter Ctutt, Vt, Msy b, Isgs
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Ao order posted uy Secretary Lope, r.
lsiiog 10 tLe rubaoau 81 news emsnot
ia ft,u the usvy department, has The
Eject IT colsiIerabr eurtAtIng the sup
pig Il t.rm,tloa tbst heretofore h,t
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shield. eli Il Of Tbs navigation beresu, aud
be 10 toro gave 1t eject by making IN
ORDER 10 bis own uame that no person con
utcttl sth bis beresu Ia any capacity
sl,ul have ssy conference whatever mp
Oh 20 !eats 10 any way pertaining TO the
aayy with preseutitiyes Of the press.
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II sub tsets 50 have actually occurred
40 s'e proper Tor publication and which
~ got connected with existing or project
I'd N vemenlf, shall be prepared aud post
sd on Ito bulletin board.
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