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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

skaggs Hot Springs soPoma n 2z,,,lI lCIognty; ,,,nt
A. J. Moore, George w. Harris, Don J.
J. Io6SaI E. Bateman, st Mr., and Mrs, George
Fritch,. Master George LitGhfieid' dit; Miss if1
Baraea }aa a. 9ahSney M osbouTn b m Ben Sen Harris Ia
Henry Kenitzer. Max Getz, Ed Braun
schreiger, Mr.. and Mrs. J: E. Byrne Mrs.
g. w. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. A ii; Hart
Ian, D. F. Cox. Mrs. NJ. J. Feigh. Miss
Maggie w White. NJ H. Morris, Colonel
E. D. Bannister, Flora A. MuIigreW I Jqhn
Zilany Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. F, M. Nc
Glinn F. c. Barrarsch. Miss Anita 9.
Martin. c. B. Jennings, Mrs T. A; Drink
From Santa Rosa-E. NJ. Cox, General =.
w. Thompson, H. "; Peck, DR.. j. n. N
WilsY Wasd FT9m MT5 William lansing 3 u
Heliman, Modesto f. Schanfeldt. Sc
attie: Fred Kuhnie Petaluma; Lawrence
aaYeGy and = San ASsf }2se f Fagsta s 9Va Ar2 aNan
The following have arrived at Duncan
Springs. Mendocino County; s. casey y'
p. F. Owens. Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Parsons.
]. King, Of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs.
R. Thornton Healdsburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
telle. wife and family, San FraneisG,o- 6S,c .
The wedding of DR. Louis BUCK OF
Portland. Or and Miss Hattie wagner
of this city took place at the residence
Of the brides sister. Mrs L. Kuttner,
1923 Sutter street Sunday afternoon
April go The wedding was qutet ,Es1 a.
fair. only the relatives being present. The
young couple left on the evening train
for Portland their future home
The marriage of Miss Olita Y. Berry to
Lieutenant John F. Long, L. G: c.. took
place April &c in the parish Of St, Domi-
MICS church. Rev. Father O'Rourke offl-
ciating.
concert of its twenty-second season on
Tuesday evening, May 16. at ODD FelloWs, SI9
Hall. The club will be assisted by MISS
%. L. VoItz. soprano. from San Jose
The Mckenzie Musical Society will give
its seventeenth invitation musicale and
hop Thursday evening, May IS, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Mrs. G. Kavanaugh and Miss Nellie
Kavanaugh of Portland are in the city
and are stopping at 40 Van Ness ave-
Mrs. E Chevalier is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Seehg, and will
at 1888 Bush street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Burreve. Miss Brooks, Miss Hops. MISS
Ruth Hops, Miss Patton, Miss Florence
Cornell Miss Grace Runyon, Miss Stack
weather and Miss Kitty Barkhouse.'
Florence Smith last Friday evening was
an enjoyable affair. The programme con-
sisted of piano and vocal solos, duets and
trios. Those who assisted were: Miss
Grace Bergman, Miss Frances Bergman,
Miss Anna Fisher. Miss Christine Fisher,
Miss Emily Wegener. Miss Grace Wege-
Raphael, Miss Cora Klinkner. Miss Hattie
Klinkner. Miss Alma Klinkner, Miss Ella
French. Miss. Aggie Greenhow, Miss Lot
Ethel Crossley' Miss Ada Williamson, 5
Miss Edna Boyde, Miss Violet Smith.
Miss May French. Frank Butler, Harry
Klinkner, George Little and Charlie Pear
son.
The ladies of the ST. Ursula Guild of
Christ. Church are arranging for testi--
monial entertainment for the benefit of
church, to take place Thursday evening,
The Monarch Social Club will give it's
at Temple Hall, III Turk street Sunday
Invitations have been sent out for the
Twenty-first and Howard streets, on
Thursday. evening. May 25.
The third anniversary of La Estrella
Parlor No SO, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, will be celebrated at Ma
tive Sons Hall. 414 Mason street, Friday
evening, May II.
The Aldine Club will give full dress
party under the patronage of the Ladies
of the Arion Verein Wednesday, May II,
at their rooms. Dancing at S:15
The confirmation of Miss Lena Gordan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gordan of
73O McAllister street, will take. place at
the Geary street Temple Sunday even
ing, May IA. At home Monday, May Is;
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Shaen will be
pleased to receive their friends on Mon
, day afternoon, May 10. from to g. at
their residence, 6S2 McAllister street, in
honor of the conftrmati ton of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Shaen.
Miss Carrie Dresner has returned home
after a three months visit to her sister,
Mrs. NJ. Newman of Watsonville.
Professor w. F. Ayres and wife. of
Ayres Business College left here last Sun
day on a vacation trip down the st. Law
renee and Hudson rivers.
Mrs. Benjamin n: Lichtenstein and
Miss Lichtenstein will spend the summer
at Manzanita Park, San Rafael
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

" HERE are, my dear young lady, a
variety of ways of getting on the
stage" If you have great deal of
money and infnence you can hire
managers to afow you to take a
small part in some play, and even
star YOU in a third-class company
TO go to obscure towns.
If you are willing TO give up all com
fort and violate every rule of health you
might even without money or influence
find a place in some travelling company
and 90 .'barn-storming To do this you
will have to haunt dramatic agencies and
hang about them as domestics hang about
intelligence offices, only with about one
hundredth the chance Of obtaining sit
nation. Unless you are very beautiful
or. very magnetic or very pushing, or all
three. your chance of getting on the stage
through the agencies is remote, as there
are twenty girls waiting for every open
ing.
You might marry and obtain divorce
under sensational circumstances, become
notorious and then i1ire yourself out to
some manager who likes that sort of a
star" But this takes long time. and is
full of risks. You run the chance of fall
ing In love with your husband and not
wanting to divorce, and think how disas-
trous that would be 10 career
L know one actress VINO was asked 10
20 on the stage by a manager who met
her and was impressed by her beauty and
magnetism. Another who walked into an
Office with her school books sung over
her shoulder walked out engaged as
an understudy for a leading lady. But
such cases are rare and can only be ac-
counted for by belief in luck
Hundreds of girls are haunting agencies
all over America who never obtain posi-
tions; scores knock at managers doors
who are never allowed to enter, and
scores who enter go forth with despair
written on their faces.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

gave a NOSE enjoyable outing at Mill Val
ley. The guests of honor We're the Rev.
Father Brennan of St Patricks and the
Rev Father Quinn of St Brendan's.
College of Medicine, University of Cali
fornia held a farewell dinner for the
session of 80 on Tuesday evening at a
downtown restaurant. Speeches and col
lege songs were in order and very pleas
ant evening was spent The active mem
bers are Robert =. Legge, c. II. B.
Laughlin. Donald ]. Frick. Thomas Clark
William e. Stevens, George L. Stevenson
George w. Weyer. William p willard
Charles A Miller. John A Colliver, Silvia
j Onesu, Sam J. Gardiner, Harry E. AL
derson, Frank w. Simpson, George j. Nc
Chesney, William G.. Moore, S. ". Lang
don, Walter j. Seawell, Harold P. Hill,
Majors, Lee Teaby and George H. Pow
ers Jr.
Mrs. Ralph Pierce Merillion entertained
a few friends at her residence on Pine
street last Wednesday. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Nicholas Hottua, who will
leave for Philadelphia to visit her old
home on Friday next Mrs. Earl Con-
nent position under Admiral Dewey; Mrs.
BERTHE Kendall. the well known soprano;
Nine. Louisa kutchel, who has been a
resident of San Francisco since 1853 and
well known among the French and Ger
man communities Mrs. Nellie Spillard
United States Postal Department, and
Mrs. Thomas +. Loughran.
Miss Edyth Terschuren gave a euchre
party on Saturday last at the residence
of her parents, 1909 Laguna street. The
first prize. an empire gilt picture frame.
was won by Miss Lucille Levy; the sec
ond prize, an oxidized silver belt, was won
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

70 MANY thousand impressions of
palms have been forwarded to this
department for reading that it has
been decided not to receive any
more until those on hand are an
swered. This is done in justice to
the palmist and to those who might
rward impressions and be obliged to
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Dear Madam: | am young girl
who would like to become an
actress. | have ambition and talent
and am sure | would succeed if /
could only get a chance to get on
the stage. But the only thing is,
| don't know how TO get on the
stage, so it is that ] ask you If you
Will tell me what TO do, as l cannot
afford to learn to become an act
resS VALERIE.
BROOKLYN. n. Y
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

by Miss Emma Fortmann, and Miss
George Reed won the consolation prize
Among those present were: Mrs. Steward,
the Misses Barker, Miss Edyth Matthews,
Miss Cole, Miss Grace Cole, Miss Lucille
Levy Miss Emma Fortmann, Miss
George Reed Miss Estelle Wilson, Miss
Ada Clark, Miss Judy Clark, Miss Alice
Harmon, Miss Netty Forbes, Miss Helen
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Continued on Page Thirty two.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

geas L. Coehrsr, vho hss been qSile
I 4. 10 reported 10 bs reeereriSs
SIX cosples ifom Dsnby drove down
.sa tooa ,srpsr u the Wilson HOass Feb
isih.
-RsvGa Grelb. zoo Of COR merchant
]. NJ. Gneih has opened lsu osAoe 81
No. 40, Broadway. Mes Yert. 10 psfsne'-
ship With Charlie. Gosld. We oil sise
them success
- The donation add o,ster supper last
Wednesday evening s0 veil sisended.
cossi5erips the bad travelling. sod VIC
ws resliEsd alter paying expenses
Good m nsie uss iurri,hed BY The choir.
Miss Mamie Nsdesu playing the orssn
hnely and Mis-, Mile 0rfhth gave . reel
tstiod 10 pleasing manner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

The greatest danger from La Grippe il
OF ito resulting in pneumonia. II reason
able care lie used, however, end Chamber
lsiu's Cough Remedy taken. oil danger
will b. svoiied. Among the tens o.
the usands who have used this remedy foI
10 grippe We have yet to lesrn tfs sine Il
case having resulted in pneumonia which
shows conciusiveiy that this remedy is .
certsin preventive OF thst dangerous
dieesse II will cure 10 grippe 10 les'
time than any other trestmept II il
pleasant and safe TO take. For sale b
J q Wbipple. Manchester Centre, A b
Pettibone, Manchester d pot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

sis 90 bear. srs are DO. prepared 70 eel
srssn - iss - sny oss 10 ievs. ssa y
.lli BE- iresa sfsuss. Cssh prices ses
as. ns.i - sbs iced " eta pr 100 Ies
Oar .shools 10 ihis district ksvs is'i
closed 90 sss,a.ils sscoessiel tern. TIE
issessr. 10 tia tsssoss dtrsriDss", sho
.@s NJ Erp@s wti,nsy, Nj. Jaiis
Riekn5san ssa Mis Mildred hsrshsh.
have proved themselves =oss eonPe'es'
70 all their respective positions srd se
hope that for Tie ssle Of the school. sobo4
are sra District sii ssJ be rsenssssd Ter
ssoitsT yesr.
--"Ihe Life u Hear Admiral Dewey
sai the Dewey F.nily Hn,ory,' bock
Of ever sle,ss hsndfed psses eost'ihiss .
fell scoosri Of The Dsssy ancestry bss
laa been Published by tho Dsssy fao
iishlns Ca. Of wasiEsla. Mssss 10 II are
esny isriiisr nsnes Of residents Of Ben
uiugion CoptiF, pest and preset, isadtr
10 their day 10 both Church and State
Several nsms. Of pefsoDs nos residing 10
oar osn tosr al Manchester are to be
ioapd 90 II. pages. incIniins Mr. and Mrs.
Clsrepos W. Ds~ey, Mise Mary u Phelps
sud Mu r l.. wynsu. MIR. james I. snd
Helen NJ. Black. aud the families Of Mrs,
NJ s Co burn aud Mrs. ]. II. "bippie,
,ll Of shom sre direct desoendsnls OF
some br.nch Of the Des,v family.
The Washington birth dsy celebrs
tion Of orusbv Cbsptr. ID. A. Il. st The
home OF the Reseni. Mrs. b 4 Thsysr,
90 Wednesday evening OF last seek passed
Of very successfully. About seventy i've
persons xese present 10 sssist 10 The 90
ssrssnoe. A short program Vas presented
which included vocsi music,s few words
Of welcome by the R..eui, report OF
some Of tho doinss Of the Chapter by The
secretary. Mrs Mary U Bobbios. so inter
eating paper upon George Washington by
Mu. Msry l. Counor and appropriate
sod timely remarks by Msior ". X. Dan
ton of Dorset. Al the close u the pro
Gram Refreshments wefe served 10 tht diD
Jog room which bad heen very rrsuiiy
snd pstrioiicslly decont.d foi the occss
100. the portraits OF George Washington
showing prominently from the walls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02
Drink GRAND

after yon bsve concluded that you ousbl
not to driLk ccfiae. IL is not . medicine
but doctors order II, becsrss II 10 health
fui. invigorsting and sppetizing. II IL
made from pure grains end hss that rich
sesl brown color and tastes like the 6nesl
grades OF coli o and costs sbout Ia 81
much. Children like 1t aud thrive on II
because il 10 genuine food drink contain
ing nothing bol nonfisbmeni. Ak your
grocer for Grsit o, the nes food drink.
10 and and 25a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02
RUPERT

The town reports have been prioted
aud show that our highways have cost
during the past yesr Sl257 ~. schools
So 67s 10 aud the town poor $3.50 IL. The
report shows an apparent excess Of S2l52,
"a OF assets over liabilities. There were
IL births and twelve deaths 10 town dur
ing the past year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

When you ssk for DeWitt's Witch Hsz
Ell Sslve don't sccept counterfeit or iui
tstion. There are more cases Of Piles be
ing cured by this. than ell others combip
ed. J.H Nipple, Manchester Centre;
A. Il. Pettibone, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Professor Il. q, Ham OF East Parsons
Vile, Me, has succeeded the late Prof. d.
G. Abbots IS principal Of the Vergennes
graded school. Prof.. Ham has supplied
1t Dartmouth college two yesrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02
ARLINGTON

q b. Holden and daughter we're il
Troy Thursday.
The town reports have been printed
aud ere being duly criticised by the 70
trs.
DIR. Collins hiss been confined TO th'
house by illness for the past three weeks
H. P. McDonougb OF the Arlington
House visited the Troy Industrial exhib
ton last week.
The young men Of St. Columbus
church have organized society TO be
called the Catholic Young Mems Socity.
They will occupy the old Masonic rooms
aud have elected the following officers
President. Rev, J. W. Dryer; vice pres
dent, VIM. W. Conroy; secretary, John
Mann; treasurer, james lyman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Before the discovery Of One Minute
Cough Cure. ministers we're greatly di:
,urbed by coughing congregations. No el
cuse Tor i. nov. II Whipple. Mauchet
ter ter Centre; A II Pettibonp, Msnchet
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02
MONTH poRsrr

DIR. Cheney and wife Of Troy spent
Sandy 81 Mrs Msynsrds.
Frank Coulomb IL improving bis resi
depce by clap be ariins ii anew.
Mr.. John Marshall and vile Of Troy
are visiting st Mr. John Curtis.
"A daughter was born Sunday to Mrs.
Wm. Beuchler Of New York, who 10 visit
lag her parents here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02
Dor, COFFEE AGREE WirH Your

not, drink Grsin.0 10 sde from pure
ersips A lady writes: The fret time
made Graip-0 | dill not lise II but after
usiue Ii for ore week netbips would
induce ne TO 30 back 10 con,e. I, nous
ishes snd feeds the sy,tsm. The Children
can dnnk II freely With great ben,st. 1t
10 The Strengthening substance OF pure
ersio,. Get . package iodsv from your
grocer. follow The directions 10 making II
and you sill have . eelicious snd health
fol table beverage for yonpg and old. lie
add 25..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

George J. McMstsr. rosdmss,er Of The
Bennirt Too and Rutland isiirosd. spd
Miss K,tbsriSe NJ. fockvood. youngest
daughter Of David Redwood, we're mar
risd 1tursdsy afternoon ., ,bs rssidsncs
Of the bridss psreris. Rev. Jsmss L. A,
cell oiiicistibs. osly the immediate fsni
lies OF The bride and groom we're present
The couple are svsy on . months tour,
the greater part Of stich vill be spen, 10
Hsvsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Charles II. Cross Of Montpelier, the vete
rsn cracker msn ui.ctursr. wss 81 years Of
age Feb. 10. Mr. Cros, is Is sTry and
active % . msn OF 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Not ore child dies where ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
ibe value Of oae Miaote Cough Cure and
nee !, Tor severe lung and throat troubles
stops coughing, II never
fails. II Whipple. Manchester Centre;
A II Pettiboue, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

The St Adams Messenger states that
the late Chsuncey Warner Of Cambridge
be q Meath cd the greater part OF bis proper
" TO the st. AIbsIs hospital.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

DOR EFT
Com mnpion service will bs held 81
the church nett Sopdsy morning.
The Demorsss Prizs Speaking Con
tat will be held d the church 90 Thurs
day evening Mreh 2od.
Mr.. ami Mira A. h. Notion entertain
ed 9 large company OF friends on Wedtes
day evening, the twenty -second.
A. II. Norton and siie Who have &C
cupied their residence here the psst yesr
have moved back 10 Granville. N \.
.ptr Weeks opens bis s,ors again
To-, .y. Msrcn LIST with . fall line OF
sroeelies. BE sl.o bss . delivery wagon
sbich sili be run tsics 8 week. Give
hin : call.
Mics Bromley ents,tsined the Sbske
spes,s Club ou Saturday evening Al the
coss Of the mseiirs warm sueu sss ssrv
cd srd 40 boar or more wM spepl 10 .
soeisi msunsr.
The secisble st Rsst Rapeft ls.i
Thnnd.y evening sS very largely attend
ID. S.ver.i large losds ven, up iron our
,ill.ss leaving here soon alter sis. The
RI . bmenss sere eieeiiert and every cIe
reptr ed sood lin >
The o . fylks cOteer, e:ves by y r
s q L 10 The Ceusrssiionsi ebnfeh On
the evening d the tv,ny-lr,i vss 81
esen, al nuususl in,rfes'. The foom sss
5seots,ed 9th q q. aid N.w Enslstd
lilebsr sac sir,need 10 ots cornsf Of
siish George srd M.f,ts Wahinsion
received Tie sa.s,s 10 tns coiotisl ssyle.
The CO. tanrs 81 the participants we're
as.isi spd the nnsie, tboesh old fssLion
"a $40 elcellstL A Sss Easlsna suppes
sss served siitr TIE eosee,i which vss
much ssioysi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

J. Sheer. Ssdslis. Mo conductor on the
electric street car line, writes thst his ut
tie daughter vas very low With group.
snd her llis saved sitter oil physicians bad
failed, only by using Oae Minute Cough
Cure All Peltibone, Manchester Depot;
J II Whipple, Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

For quick remedy and oue thst 10 per
iec,ly safe Tor children let rs recon mend
One Minute Cough Care. II i, excellent
for Group. hosrseness. tickling 10 thross
and coughs. II Whipple. Msncbest'r
Centre; A II Pe,tibooe, Manchester DE
pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02
mAScmE TER DEPOT.

1
james Scott is visiting friends 10 Paw
let.
-Resd the new sd Of The Combination
Cash Store.
Miss Mary F4rnum leaves Tuesday fol
Massachusetts.
MIR. and Mrs. A. s, jenkins have re
turned from Londonderry.
Charlie C.ftis Is very los with
Brishts disease at Mr. Herbert K'nst.
Miss Mary Toombs OF Arlington was
10 town this week 10 see Niles Helen Bald
viz.
1t will be for your advantage to read
the sdvei tisemebt OF Blsckmei's New
York store.
The L. A 8. OF the y oiV. had .
very pleasant entertsinment Ut q, A. H..
Hall, Saturday evening and realized
nice sum OF money.
j. q. Blackmer will place on the
msrke, this spring some hne building
lois for sale on easy terms to those who
Wish to own house Of their own.
Miss Gertrude 4. Conner lett Mon
for Marshall, Mich. TO visit Mrs. Lewis
(nee) Bradley. She expects to be away
some time and goes TO Chicago for ssbort
time from Marshall. Her father vent %
Tar as Albany with her.
The Daughters Of the American Revo
luton celebrated WsshinstoL's tirthdsy,
o. the home OF the Regent Mrs. Thayer
with 10 invited guests, from 0 to ii p m.
Excellent music was furnished by 3
quartet, composed Of Messrs Bentley and
Adams. Misses Wymsn and Amidon.
Solos we're also finely rendered by Miss
Colburu and Miss Wymsn. Mrs Thsyer
welcomed the guests. Mrs, Robbins the
Secretary gave an annual report Of the
worh done by Oimsby Chapter, Mrs. Con
bos bad the psper Of the evetinp, on The
Day we Celebrate, alter which refresh
ments we're served.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Fro { bites, barre, iudoleut SORE, eeze
ma, skin disesse. nd especially Piles. De
Wt,'s Witch II II Sslves stands tifst aud
best. Look out for dishonest people who
try /, initiate spd counterfeit 1t Its
their endorsement OF good article.
"A or,bless goods are nos Unlisted. Get
De Wits Witch Hazel S.Ive. J II Whip
pie, Manchester Centre, II Pettioone.
Al Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Ityoa have eoase. thsoa irritation.
weak lsas,. psio 10 the chest. dlfncuIl
breathing, crop or hosrsenes', is, Ne sus
ssi 0te Aioute Consh Core. Aiss,s fe
llsbl. snd ssis. J II whirpie. Msnohes
VET osutre; A u rssib ne Manchester De
ffl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Mr. II Whlppls aud Miss J.tis
Celhara sent 10 fat H.ssn lssi seei Ia
s,ieea the iatsrsl q oossin. NJ. Bafas
CJlbafn.
The i.aiIy Of Mr.. Mastsll Btn,ls,
hss removed 20 Miidlstsry shee Mr.,
BsriIs, be, procured so'k. We are very
serry 10 io.s ibtm The Oldest sor, Rot
eat rnsiss 10 iosn Tor tho rresens ~ .
sI.i 10 The Csnbirstios Cab s,tre
-Aears coisir a Hoasston have !asi
Pat 10 res Bobersop Steel Mil thai
vii s,ina iror tfiy 70 oss tustrsd basb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-03-02

Do You Realize What
One-Third OFT Means7
You get IS Suit, Overcoat
or Ulster for " 33
You get 81 Sni., Overcoat,
or Ulster for 67
You get a % Suit, Oyereost,
or Ulster for w
You get $40 Suit. Overcoat
or Ulster for y "
You get $l2 Suit, Overcost
or Ulster for w
You get q s15 Suit, Overcoat
Suit or Ulster for 10 %
You get els Suit, Overcoat
or Ulster for IL W
When We say our stock must be iold Ms no
idle taik--Eo Advei tising catch phrare. The gu
tire stock must 60 and the prices are going 70
make Jon take them Away.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-09-25
$3.50 per Year in Advance
Weighing the Mails.

Immediately after midnight on
October 8, the local post office
will begin weighing the mails,
and this will be kept up for 35
days, ending November 6, at
midnight. This matter of weigh
ing the mails is done because the
government wishes to know the
weight of mail matter originat-
ing in the United States every
twentv-four hours, together with
the equipment necessary to trans
port the same. Thepostmasters
will be provided with two blanks
upon one O which they will keep
their daily record Of weights, and
upon the other they will copy
the information from the first
blank at the close Of weighing,
and they will then forward this
copy in the envelope furnished
with the blanks. The original
blank will be kept in the office Of
the postmaster. This is a work
of great magnitude, and it is OF
the utmost Importance that it
should be correctly done.