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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
STATE NEWS.

The new Piyson eAnnios factory a, ST,
Albsns hss started up with 80 hands,
srd TIE aew furniture factory will siart
coon
D Bfien 4 sbeshsn, the coutiAetofs on
the Rnilsnd'Canadian railroad, bes.u to
pay Oh Mondsy Between $40 900 and
$4,000 Is distributed Aloos the lice each
b.
"Bsp l. ssor, OF shelborue. condaed
Oh The Burlington j,il ior the second Of
fence Of intoIicstiou, was sdjadsed insane
by the probate coat. and taken TO the
Waterbury asylum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Ex-senator Eimuads' warm endorse
nens Of The Republican tickle, aud policy,
like the enthuslasilo tribute given to the
policy and the csudiis,es week or two
sgo by Senator Hosr, shows that every
man who has been iientiGsd With the Re
publiesa patty 10 reeeni years will be
fonnd Supporting the Republican ticket 10
1900 The ex-senator has taken 90 back
ward s.ep IRON the ground which be has
oecupied on the expansion question. H.
says be is silll opposed 10 expansion - q
ss. national policy. He IS not 10 favor OF
extending the limits Of the United States
beyond the cohnnes OF this continent. 90
this point he stalds where be has stood
ever since the expansion issue came up in
lsas. Bat, like sil other sensible 'snti-im
verislists." be has the most profound dis
nusi and aversion Tor Brysn. Even Oh
the issne 10 which both are 10 soma sor.
oil accord. be believes Bryan ia no, 10 be
relied on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

The remains 81 man, who vas tftriely
msusled. we're ionnd by the side Of the
railroad track net far from The Soldiers
Home si BsnGinstou early Sunday morn
ing. Appearances would iudieste that
when struck by an engine be was either
asleep or sitting near the track and fac
ing the village, The remains we're taken
to the undertaking rooms, where they
we're soon dentifed as those Of a man by
the name OF Bowler. Of North Bennine
ton. unmarried and about 35 years Of age,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
A MOTHER TELLS How she SAVED BIER
LITTLE DAueHrER's LIrE.

am the mother OF eight children and
have had q great deal OF experience With
medicines Last summer my little dsueh
ter had the dysentory 10 its worst form
We thought she would die. tried every
thing could think of, hu. nothing seem
ed TO do her any eooi saw by M adver
tisemeBent 10 cor psrfr that Chamber
lsin's Choiets and Diarrhoea Remedy was
highly recon- mended and sent and got d
bottle at oace. II proved to be one Of the
very bsst msdcides We evat had 10 the
house. 1t saved ny little daughters lifs
am sn1ious ios ivory mother to kboa
what an ,xeellent medicine it is. Had
known it ut fist it would hsve saved nae D
great deal Of anxiety anil my little dsngb
ter mnch sunrriog. y 3urs truly. Mrs
Geo + B1rdick Liberty. II |. For sale
by II Whippie, Mabcbesier Ceptr, A
Il Peitibonp. Manchester L, pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
During the civil war, ss well % in {

Daring the civil var, ss we'll as in or
late wsr With Spain. aisrrhoas WIS one OF
he most troablesons di,e.ses The army
b.i TO contend With. 10 many in.t,nce,
It became chrosio ana the old soldiers
all suilsr from It ar D,vii ylor OF
Wi0d Ridge, Greene o.. Pa. Is one OF
there H. nses u afp betisis's Collie, Cbol
n, snd Di.irao's Remedy aud says he
rrset f'und snyihiUs th., would give bin
20 ID qaick reliet. Ii 10 Tor ssle by j II
v tippis, 81 noh ser Centre; A. II. PETIT
bob,. M.netestsr Depct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

The fa.losias report OF The safe board
Of health Shove the exact si.ustion 10
Hsrdwiak. Ne hid there have been 20
c.ses Of snsI'-sor sod vs,ioloid 10 Hard
wIek since M.y q OF this number Il
have recovered aud been released from
qansrire. Tn,re have been no deaths.
aud there sfe GOV eisAl cases uudsf trest
rsnt- uo.t OF these cot vslesoeut. All
Of these eases that are still slck and
cspsble Of communicating tas disease are
strictly qasrastined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

The law holds both maker and circula
Tor OF q counterfeit equally guilty. The
dealer who sells you dangerous counter
felt OF DsWitt's Witch Hszal Sslve risks
your life to make little lsrger profit.
You cannot trust him. DeWitt's IL the
only genuine and original Witch Hazel
Salve. . we'll known cure for piles and eli
skin diseases. See that yopr dealer gives
you DeWitts SIve. 0 L Adams, ArlinR
ton; A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot;
A II Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Mason 5. Stone, tts'e superlGtet dent OF
education, bss ja't completed the compil
ing OF etstistioH Of tba schools OF the Ftets.
10 his reports the total expenditures for
1890 we're 81 OLA, 22l So. cost rer pupil Of
total expenditure, SIG %; cost Of child 81
school age. 81 So; correht expenses, 1873.
397 CD, number oil children between five
and q yesrs Of sge, 90 Gis; number OF
children oi school age ia attendance. 65.
9Gi, nnnbrr af male teachers, 5l0, nun
Der Of tsusle tssc5era, 1892; lumber I
Vermont normsl school graduates. 632;
number OF college graduates, 20l.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

fou assume 20 risk when you buy Clam
berisin's Coils. Chelsrs ADD Dinhees Rem
say. A. H. Pstiibone, Manchester Depot.
will rsiuud year money u you are no' sst
issed alter Hsius IT, II 10 eIetyuhe,e I'd
United 10 be The most successful remedy
10 nee for bowel complaints aud The only
one thst never tails |, Ia pleasant, ssve
and reIi.ble. An.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

A gentleman recently cured OF dyspep
sia gave the following appropriate render
iDg OF Barns lannon's blessing: Some
have meat and cannot eat, and some have
none that want it; but We have meat and
We can eat, X IDOL Dyspepsia Cure be
thanked This preparation will digest
what you eat 1t instantly relieves aud
radically cures indigestion and oil stomach
disorders. O L Adams, Arlington; A Il
Petubone. Manchester Depot; A Il Smith
West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
SOME FooLIsH PEOPLE

Allow cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say.
Oh, it will wear away, but in most cases
it will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on .
positive guarantee to cure. they would
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price % and 50c.
Trial size free: At all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Mrey Republicans were disposed 10 al
mira B'fsn because be stood up naniully
snd ioteed The Dtmoetatlc convention 10
.iop, Tree silver specifically 10 their plat
form. bat since rat time be keeps very
qaiei on tha sublAc,. Four years ago Mr..
Bfysa rsdu Ii to | the oee issae OF bis
eanpsisn. Although delssisd be has
preached This issue stssdily for the inter
venips ytsfs. sad when the Democratic
us i1nAi couveuiion met 10 Kansas City be
ccmpsllel the party TO pat bald aud 90
compromising l6 10 ! issas 10 the plat
form, claini0g up 10 thsl time that now.
rs 10 1895. this was the one Issue before
the coanlry. The platform adopted, snd
the work oil the campaign was begun. BIO
nov ignores tbss issue. leaves II out OF bis
sIesches, aud places the Whole emphasis
Of his csmpsieu on tbs paramount issue"
OF soli-imperisllsm. Baiore the Kansas
City convention was held Mr. Bryan said
be could not az an honest msn give up the
l6 TO issue. How does bis course since
recommend him - man OF political hon
esty snd consistency He Is evidently
working for vo,es. With bis so called
principles left entirely on 10 the cold
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

News has come thst among the mis-
sionsries saved Of Pekin is Mics Lillian
NJ R1ssell, for several years 9 member OF
the family Of Hemsn W. Spsfiord OF
North Bennington. Miss Russell was
born 10 Chester AID bias been q mission
aiy IN Pekin some eight years. She was
At home last year, returning to Chias 10
August,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

William Labum bard OF Bristol has dis
covered part OF the skeleton Of come kind
OF 40 animal that may have rosmed over
this country centuries ago. He was digg
ing in field on the Charlie Norton farm
few days ago when be turned up piece
OF jaw bone having attached dozen or
more teeth. These teeth we're four inches
long and an inch and halt square. They
evidently bad belonged TO an animal OF
some size. He also found fiat bone
about as large Is his two hands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

10 . rtetni speech Congressman D3lli
yer sale. 10 declaring ihsi be will een
vsre Congress. Nj, Bryan strilhs ifon
ihe Logical copseqaeuees Of bis osn posi-
tiea. II elected Irssidsui u The Uaiisd
States be viii become the Cgnmsrtsr-in
CElsi Of The Army aud Nary, oondnctins
. var which be sai The pisiicrm npon
vAish lie ttsnds assert 10 be ''eritnIasl
sssfsssioru ssatEsi people who oashi TO
be lnsspsEissL As saeh CcnEsnasr.in
Chisi, holdiss 10 zach principle, be voaia
have The fisht 10 withdraw every Esn
fscu The Philippines. srd 10 cse tis cvn
lssgasgs -Issss their pe0rls 10 verk cal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Secretary 6sss has ssid 10 . pahhe
iEtsrriew tits seek ihsi, 10 bis opinion, II
wuuli ht postitla Tors Democratic secrs
tsry q ihs ,ftasafy, aBdef the ofders o.
Bryan ~ president. 10 begin payment Of
The soranmsni Obligations 10 silvar ss The
law new stsHas. tbs SECRETARY has also
exposed the shsllowness aud nn,fnihf1l
meas al Nc rfyan's declaration ihs, the
standardization is nos catpibg silver q, The
ratio 81 10 toll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Alanson W, Beard, formerly collector
u the port ft Boston and . lew years ago
one OF the chief figures in Massachusetts
politics, died Vt bis home 10 Newbury
Monday, Mr., Beard was native oil Yer
mont, having been born 10 Ludlow on
Aug. 20. 1875 H. was reared as .
farmers son snd Outlined such ed ucstion
IS ihe local public schools sGsrded.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
MARIA M. ALIENS EsrArE.

tTATg oi Vermont District OF Manchester ~
The Probate co'utJor The Dtstriot n Manchester
To all persons interested ~ tie estate Of
N Aria "a Allen, late Of Manchester, In said
District, deceased; GREETING.
by the authority Of the ttase Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to sppear before the said
n obste Court. At the Probate Office IN Msnchss-
Tor. in eaId Distfict, on the 18Th day Of Ssptsm.
Der ID. 1900. AZ ten o'clock In the fGfef oun, Ia
show canse. II any yon have, why the account "
Henry W. DAVIS. Administrator Of the estste ~
said deceased should not be allowed, And also
Why the ra.idae Of said estate should not bo
d stribnted to tho parties entitled thereto.
Dated At Manchester, ID said DlGtiicl, this
27th day Of August A. b. 1900
i7sw W. u. EDGEhT0k. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
War Do TIE cniLDEKx DnlSK :

Dont give them tea on coffee. Have you
tried the rev food drink called GRAIN-0f
II 10 delicious std roprisLins aud tskes
the plsce Of eofsa. TIE more Grsin-O
Yen give the childrea the more health
yon distribute through their systems.
Grsir-O ID made Of pure grains. and When
properly prepared tss'es lite The choice
sra3ss Of cofss bat Goals about IA %
much. Ali srocers sell H. l5s. aud sc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Albert Carrier, con OF Mr.. and Mrs.
0. W, Currier OF Rutland. has met his
death on q ship of Cape Horn, He was
killed by the falling OF a mast 10 q storm
he was Is years Of age and lssves, besides
bis father and mother. Q brother, John
&. Cutrier, and sister, Mics Grace
Currier, both OF Rutland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

There Ia 90 special news from Ohins
and there hss been little more hshling,
TIE Chinese srs attempting negotiations
for psaed and America and some other
powers are 10 favor Of Withdrawing from
pekin but 30 agreement bss beea reach
ed and there is sres. deal Of jealousy
among them. /. is not likely thst there
will be sny more hgh1ins Of consequences
ba, the is,e Of China and the peace Of
the nations hspgs 10 the bslsnee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

TIE CehHal yerEoat tssl-sy 10 bsso'i
sliHe ~ah Paii.delphis afm Tor lhe
ssls Ct u locomotives wlieh hsva been
,eapa too hight Tor The roads itsfse. TIE
snsises gill b. used on snali lessins
fosds 10 The soalh aad elseu here. /, 10
probable thai . nanbsr Of large power
ial passenger ioconolises sill be added
70 The Central ysrmOni's equipment pea,
year,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

tbs exhibit OF the Bsrney Marble CON
pauy Of Swsnton OF the Paris exposition
won one Of The grand prizes and gold
medals" rs did the Columbis Marble
company OF Rutland. The Vermont
State Board OF Health was among the
eish. states TO be likawise honored,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Chuies Dshby q Iadisns, tI-Uaitea
States Mibtsist T. ChlGs. AID nsDbtr o.
lhe hfa eamuitigB 20 ths Philippines IS
lltfiaag DsMecfsi bee sfliisn ltitsi
nfsiss tie Reelection 81 rftsiieat Msktn
ley. II il ttiiied "BysE's Altitude
Toward ths Philippines, spd "a made
pnblie ny ito Republican rsiipnsl conHii
toe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

At hsrs ga ttosltes the vote ifQm All
lts tosh. ls TIE easniy bat sasssh 10
shss ihst oil tie Bspatliess cseSidstts
Of ils oeHaiy nsEss kara bess elected by
sosa sats9illiss Ihtfs sots tei sttn 10
have Ss#t m0fs esttirs ttsa ssssi 90 say
a. tLs sssaI8stss. Q tee rnErigg little
.At.6 II tie lletei ssa othffs III 10 b.
hlsA. There rfe bag swo DtEoefslle Rap
fa.ttl.4Fss 10 Tia eSaaiy, st@.llsf rEE
bsr tbsh Btpsl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Oas Air1le Csasb Care IL TIE prlg
harmless remedy thai rreaacs iHHtdsls
resslt. Try IL o 4 Adams, Aflinsioa.
A II rsillbont. M.ashesssr Depot; A u
Saith, West AIlibstar,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

Senaior James Joues. the Dsmoora
tic nslionsl chairman and director 10 tbe
round cotton bale frost, said 10 speech
III Lilils Rock 10 discussing the gold
standard. Handreds OF thousands Of ig
porsn, foreigners, who we're here tsking
the bread out OF the months oil honest
labor, voted a, the LAST election Ut the die
tstion Of Mehinley's supporters. These
foreigners comprised inily one.hsli OF the
number Of votes received by Mckinley,
Chairman Jones uses different language
when be onpstlases on the iaucied coo
version OF The Germsus TO the 45e dollar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate u WILLIAM sT1Lrs
The undersigned having been appointed by
ne Hon. Probate Court for the Disiriet u hsn.
chester Com issionsrs. 10 receive. examine sad
adlg.i all claims sno demands VI Al psrsons
against the estate u
Williams risles late 81 hlHhsli
10 ssla Ltsiriet. deesased and all claims sIhibt
Cd In onsei thefeto Lefsby sire n6iieA that
all meet 'or The pnFposes Aforesaid At tba
MmE.n Hause Id B3adNas ~ said tosn
Oh fbe ist Gay ~ fetfussy btr from On.
O'Clock D. cat o'eh ca o. ssia day and
thai sia months fsefa tbs ist day II August
b 1870. 10 The ltE . HIsliss ay said Court ifr
saAd creditors 70 Llfssrt tbtsf slams 20 ~ ~
eIaain alton Ebe al vance
Dated 1T hiEtali thls Ia Day ~ Arlaf
o 1900.
XADOC HAiNAaD,
Is d. TAYLOR, Ok m'Ts.
JAMEE u KEaDALL,l
Cass. A. ksfLss, bord,il!s. fsinQlt, Adam
lsslatgr. isss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

A big a.umpina tour through the states
OF the middle Wes. is being arranged for
Bryan. He will make speeches 10 Illinois
Ohio. Indiana, Michigan. Wisconsin and
Minrespta, snd incidentally be will drop
down TO Missouri to help bis friends ou.
10 that locality, They need oil the aid
which be can give them. Things are not
going In Missouri The way tue local Demo
cratic chiefs like. After leaving Missouri
the present plau is for Bryan TO 90 as far
east Is New York and New Jersey; in
both Of which states be IL expected TO
make several addresses. Then, on the
day after the election, BIO will have
chance to repeat bis announcement OF two
or three days after the voting 10 1896. ]
have carried oil the the states which did
DO, see me 10 lha campaign, and all the
sssses | stamped gave their electoral
votes to Mckinley,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06


The Phiis5elFtis Ledger, 90 ihssptsa
est Paper, ay.; II 10 iaptob Bile ,tM
Tie ssii.lmFfrsslisls gill insacs n,Er Rs
psblieshs TO rsss ts.lEa Mtkiplsr. tat
stty aaeei The action oi nsry geld Dsnc
etsts Mrktalsf. rseord IL 90, e.uless,
bet 10 tbs present canses, the B4psblie.r
ticket fsrresenls The nsi Hl'y Of peFalsr
setiinsst sea TIE DsGcefstia tietei dtcs
nCi EreG Bryss v01ll DO rasLiSs tea
the IlliEieos Eatii they tsd l.ls dosn
their iFGa. rof sapii be eEirati iten
ssh sni0sony ustil they bad demon
"a their E9stfs Of seli.sovtrhwenl TIE
is.srs o. iht Philippine, rests sith eco
sfru, spd nusi be determined By The re
salt Of eoadllleas shleb are yet 10 igrw
sllvs stage, We must consider cor osr
ptatptritr ~ sell ~ the woes Of the Fall
piso. sid prime eoasiterstion Is the
prime eotaietslian ~ the pfes rsslioE OF
oat honot ani credit ~ hcne sud sbfo,t.
TIE mspscs Of Brfsaism IL each that our
msitfisi wsiiste Is yilslly eoaet raei 10
The ttlea. q IT, leader and srponelt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

tbfu ovN as.sssy. Az Freshest BE- eesls
rtoasnss he sii.isses ssa ie8ertssstes
81 ihs rtlalsEiss fsgstils. A hala nsE
veHis ssy lbsa b. isies3ed 10 do tka.
bet isstv Mr.. nusa hslis lie rtpposes
10 throv sts responsibility rron Cos
sts@, vel trosles thai 10 Rrpnhllssn
aFa.ls sba Hasss 30 ssth sciian v0sl3
resolve tue lessl tsae,lap,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

hrrfrt sfun nc a The tssss saa
riila IL fst tisit sies stsstnfyt Bsrstla
ear. ts CD, htsasf. DoEpotst, it.stf, oil
othn ll.Es wtsth vpnlI issioste Es
rthllesn Ftssinr 10 he .itis q over 70,
paa. TAn lts islllSs "a Of tbs sieep'sct
q vote q 1874. bat 10 htilsr iEsB ws ss
peeiea sss Target Elsttiiiy ibss lbs srst
,st 10 ne fisie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06

NOTICE The Bennington an Rutland Ball
~ way Company hereby gives notice that II
VIII hptly 10 the next SEE Ion oil The General As.
sembiy Of the State u Vermont for an amend.
ment Of its oharior raufylng the tssue of Eve
Hundred Thousand Dollars li500, 000l II bonds
an d the mortgage Of it's railroad, franchises and
property 10 the Continental Trust Company II
New York TO secure said b0uds: also for author
its 10 permit tho esle aud transfer OF its rail.
rosd, iranchisochtses and other property TO the
iintland i.ailroad Company.
Btnnirgton atd Hntltnd hsilway Company by
pEhGipAL W. CLEMENT,
President.
Dated ai Benz gton. Vermont, August 10th,
1909 ib3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-09-06
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

~ Estate OF GEoHag WAGONS.
The undersigned, having beon appointed by
the II on. Probate Court ior the Distrlst VI Man
chester, Commissioners, 10 receive, eIamlEe and
slIast all claims and demands OF all pefs0as
against the estate Of
Georgs Vaughn late Of Msnehester
In sald District. deceased, aud all claims exhibit.
cd 10 offre thereto, hereby give notice thst
Gill meet, for the Purposes sf0fessid ~ the
dwelling house Of h q. Barney 10 said Arlington,
on the sist day " December nett from
O'clock p. NJ. until o'clock ?. n, and that
sir mouths from the s0sh daY u jane A. u.
1900 10 lhs time limited by said Court fof said
creditors TO present their Gains 10 us for srsm.
inaiion and allowance.
Dated 1t Arlington this 3glh DAY 81 Juno
A. ID. 1900
4 Y Jups9s, com,r..
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-08-02
Royal Township,

School District IS.
Sc 49, 4 % % 8 so
Its i.2&S12
ne II 49, 6 p % @ so
mex eN Ia 8 p 20 8 90
ne -:.19 p 20 8 So
Its 1,2&e%
NV 4-- 10 25 26 o 80
ne Il --2S % 20 8 90
Sw Il -2S IS &c Q so
Sc 14...3 50 p 20 9 so
Its ,2&e12
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-08-02

Kentucky will go Republican.
The Germans are for Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
The Asiatic broil will end in a whole
lot of Chinese fry.
Most of the Gold Democrats will vote
for Mckinley and Roosevelt
The Middie-of- tile Readers in Kansas
are to get up State ticket in opposition
TO fusion.
Governor Stanley will speak in the
opera house, Friday night, August 3D.
u mistake was made in the announce
-n2ent last week.
The travelling men are for Mckinley.
They are thinking men and they know
that Bryau's predictions of four years
ago have not come true.
In ALI the large cities the name of Me
Ilinley is received with greater enthusi-
assn than that of Bryan. This is not
surprising. And Roosevelt, too.
An Indiana bicycle factory is closed to
the manufacture of bicycles, and the
plant is to be reopened to the manufac-
ture of carpet sweepers and other arti-
cles- 1t is said the bicycle is a thing of
the past.
The Republicans of Ford county are
well equipped for the campaign. They
have live Issues and live men and they
are fighting for the country's flag and
honor. And the Republicans are more
nearly united than they have ever been.
The Chinese situation is not so serious
as was first supposed. The ministers are
safe, but murder of many missionaries
no doubt took place. The position of
the United States is the correct one and
the course OF this government will solve
the Chinese problem.
The evidence thus far elected in the
Goebel murder trial goes to show that
Kentucky could well afford to let politics
alone for a few years in order to devote
all her time to a study of the moral vir-
tues. says the Inter Ocean.
printed about some Kansas girls working
IN tile harvest fields and making money
enough to take them to the Paris Expo
sitioD. That is much better than SPEND
ing the money by marrying some trifIing
young men.
The Greenville News and the Charles
ton Post, two of the most influential De-
have declared openly against the Kansas
City platform because of its silver plank
They declare that Organism has seen its
last day in the South. and that the South
eTn people are tired of claptrap If this
is true, it means much for the Southern
people.
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Farmers National Congress
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, AUGUST 2I-3I
1900

COLORADO STRINGS, Colo, AUGUST 2I-31
1900.
For the above occasion round trip
tickets will be sold to Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo at the following
rates.
To Denver s15. %. Colorado Springs
$500 and to Pueblo SII.5O.
Date OF sale August 10Th, and GOTH
Tickets limited to continuous passage east
of Pueblo. After reaching that point
on going trip stop-over will be allowed
at any point en-route. but not later than
September 3rd- Return trip must not be
commenced earlier than five days from
date Of sale nor later than September 3rd,
1900 On return trip. tickets will be
good for continuous passage only. For
further information please call at the
Santa Fe ticket Office.
FRED GARDNER, Agent
Queens ware and croekery. good ard
cheap. at the old indiana GROCERY.
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