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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

A. G. Porter returned from the
Sioux Falls races last Wednesday
night. His PAGER, Leroy, got into
fast company there in the free for ALL
but came out Of the race with his col.
ors flying. He started outside in the
first heat and finished second, making
the mile in 2:l6i. The race was in
tensely exciting all the way through
and all Of the horses came down the
home stretch neck and neck. 1t was
the fastest race ever paced ia this
state or Minnesota, the time of the
winning horse being 2:l5, 2:l54 and
2:l6t. In the last heat Leroy stood
an excellent chance of winning but
his robbles broke and he left his feet
John Lower took Leroy to YanktOn
last Thursday, where he will enter the
races during fair week. Mr.. Porter
went down Tuesday.-Volga Tribune.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20
Court Proceedings e %ps,sas 5sps e;'ies:. c.,., q

and Jas. StoutenbeIg; fact for jury.
Judgment for plaintiff.
H. S. Rowe VS.. Anna Eager and
Luther Eager; fact for jury. Con-
tinued.
Fl. S. Rowe vs.. Luther Eager; fact
for jury. Continued.
Susie Ibach VS.. Jacob Haber and
Barbara Haber; fact for jury. For
trial
Fred Feigenbaum vs.. Phillip
o Brian; fact ior jury. Continued.
John T. Lovett VS.. James Mccarthy
and Daniel Mccarthy; fact for Jury.
Now on trial.
Robert j. Armstrong vs.. John Reed;
fact for jury. Application for contin-
uance.
William Fl. Bell VS.. Melissa z. Bell;
law and fact, trial to court. For trial.
Joseph Schwartzbach VS.. William
Deering s. Co., corporation, and
Harris Oium, sheriff In and for the
county of Brookings and state Of
South Dakota; law and fact for Court
and jury. For trial.
Charles u. Arnold VS.. Peter Nelson;
fact for jury. For trial.
Joseph L. Hyleman VS.. Lars p. Jen-
son; fact for jury. For trial.
State VS.. j. T. Nelson; law. Demur
to complaint.
State vs. John T. Nelson, ct al; law
to Court. Demur to complaint.
L. III. Skiff vs.. Henry e. Hendricks
and Margaret e. Hendricks; appeal.
For trial.
Youmans Bros. & Hodgins, a acorpor-
alton, vs. J. T. Nelson, the county Of
Brookings and Marie l.. E,orst; law to
Court: Demur to complaint sus-
tained.
Arthur Stevens vs.. John Thompson;
fact for jury. For trial.
G.. L. Freeman VS.. Gustave Griepsn-
trog. For trial.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Dakota, besides visit To the capital
city Of Pierre, beautifully located on
:he Missouri river. A great frontier
exhibition at Ft. Pierre, the following
being the principal features: The
Dupree herd Of Buffalo, consisting OF
35 head Of the finest specimens in tie
world; with these will be exhibited
some half and quarter bloods. A
genuine cowboy tournament, consist
ing of roping and tieing contest In
which a number of cowboys will take
herd OF cattle, cut out their animal,
rope and tie IL; two prizes will be paid
to the party roping and tieing In the
shortest time. Exhibitions Of broncho
busting in which several cowboys will
take a bunch of wild horses, cut out
their horse and break him to ride.
Band of Sioux Indians will also at
tend and give an exhibition OF the
various Indian dances and games;
other attractions will be added.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Below will be found complete list
OF the criminal causes and civil cases
now on trial, or which will be dis
posed of during the present session.
The criminal calendar will not be
called until Wednesday, September
26th.
CRIMINAL.
State VS.. G.. S. Walrath; forgery in
second degree. For trial.
State VS.. G.. S. Walrath; peddling
without license. For trial.
State VS.. Frank Griepentrog; rape.
For trial.
State vs.. William Peterson; bur-
giary. For trial.
State VS.. Anton Haslie and John
Klemsrud; burglary. Plead not
guilty.
State VS.. Geo. Holton; grand lar.
ceny. Plead not guilty.
State VS.. John Van Hoozen: assault
with deadly weapon. Plead not
guilty.
State vs.. NJ. r. Lewis; violating IL
quor law. Plead not guilty.
CIVIL.
In the matter of an appeal of Fred
Beyerstein from Order of County
Commissioners: fact for Court.
Passed
John l.. Borst ys. Darius Johnson;
fact for jury. Settled and dismissed.
Aultman, Miller s. Co. VS.. Nels jan
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Inc wrestling match last Monday
eVening was witnessed by quite a
'olowd OF nen and boys. An exhibition
" thls sort was entirely new for
oiear Lake and proved satisfactory all
enihes considered. Three different
Ien wrestled with champion, Love-
lano' and he appeared to handle them
WIN ease. Pat Nelligan 10 pretty
soou wrestler and stood OF the cham
p,on In good shape for short time.
ar. Loveland went to Brookings Tues.
Iay 70 engage in match where VIM.
naii and Two Others are to keep him
ousy Tor an hour II possible, Another
match is said to be arranged at To-
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20
A BriIliant Reception.

Ralph Wheelock,y representative Of
the Minneapolis Tribune, was much
impressed with the reception given
Gov. Roosevelt and his party in this
city last week and sent his paper the
following extended account:
"The evening stop was billed for
Brookings at 7:3O p. m, and as the
train rolled In, the booming of cannon
the flashing Of fireworks and the bril-
liant display Of torches told the same
tale Of enthusiasm which had Its be-
ginning at Flandreau Tuesday morn
ing, but the second surprise OF the
day awaited the visitors who looked
for big crowd, but were not prepared
for the outburst of the people who
packed the streets for blocks and
oyerfiowed the immense tent which
had been set up for the occasion.
Excursions had piled into town all
the afternoon, a large party having
come from Flandreau, not satisfied
with their slight taste of the good
things they had enjoyed Tuesday
morning.
Hon. Geo. A. Mathews was master
OF ceremonies and introduced Con-
gresstOnal Candidate Martin who
opened with ringing speech, filed
with hits at Organized Democracy.
which sustained the brilliant repu-
tation as an epigrammatic speaker,
which he gained at midnight In the
convention which nominated him.
"A quartet of local talent followed
with lively song. Before Roosevelt
arose to speak, he grasped the hand OF
Maj. Allison Of the gallant First
South Dakota volunteers, whose home
is In Brookings.
Vigorous and comprehensive as had
been Ro0sevelt's different addresses
during the day, he fairly outdid him.
self Ia logic, force and clearness as he
stood before the splendid audience
which packed the immense tent for
this occasion.
THE conditions were most favorable
The cool night air acted as a tonic and
the appreciative and enthusiastic au-
dience that surrounded him furnished
an inspiration which would have re-
yived man OF his sympathetic tenn
perament even had he been In state
Of exhaustion, which he certainly was
not.
"As at all the other points on the
trip, Roosevelt's listeners drank in
every word he uttered so deeply i'm.
pressed were they with his truthful
ness and sincerity.
Even the applause which greeted
the frequent incisive points OF his
speech was apparently restrained In
volume lest some keen shaft Of logic
should miss its mark. For Roosevelt
has none of the tricks OF the mere
orator. He never makes impressive
pauses for applause, but when he
closed the strongest speech this far on
the trip, the audience arose to It's feet
and gave vent to Its repressed feelings
10 three rousing cheers for the next
vice president Of the United States.
John Proctor Clark next furnished
some oratorical pyrotechnics, which
the audience fully relished as they
did the brilliant effort OF Col. Guild,
which followed.
"Gov. Shaw followed along practt-
cal lines, and Senator Nelson closed
the magnificent meeting with one Of
his homely heart-t0r heart talks.
ut was after II O'clock, but the au-
dience seemed unwilling 70 disperse.
All the excursion trains were held
until the close Of the speaking, ana xe
they rolled out, trailing cheers a
every crossing.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

ine hnest musk and watermelons
We nave seen and tasted this season
we're those furnished by j. A. Ham
uer, from his nice farm garden to the
southwest. j. A. is a first-class gard.
saer and farmer all round.
~iSS Jennie Hooker arrived from
minneapolis Saturday evening last,
"aere she had been visiting with her
father. tits exnectad that
sne Catholic school building will be
,eaos by Oct. Is. The desks have
oeeh ordered and will be here about
sle hfst of the month. - Elkton Rec
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Prof. Halstead has under consider.
alton proposition to take the leader
ship of a new band to be organized
here, to be composed Of the remain
ling musicians of the Juvenile band
and other capable musicians in the
city. Mr.. Halstead has the talent
necessary to make this the cracker
| jack band Of the state, and we have
no doubt he will do so.-Madison In
|dependent.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Arthur Crumb former Estelline
|boy. but who for number OF years
has made his home at White, has TAX
ling unto himself better half. He
was united in marriage on August 80
lat Arlington to Miss Florence Liepird
|of that place. Mr.. Crumb recently
became part owner Of the Ideal res
|taurant at White. .-Estelline Tribune.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

A good story is being told at the
expense of W, H. Smith, he Of fame
as thresher. In order TO be in line
with the boys, he went out after prai-
rie chickens the other day, but re-
turned empty handed. His mind was
made up for chicken, however, and
W. II, Is not in the habit of falling in
what he undertakes, so he skirmished
about the barn-yard, taking a shot at
every rooster that dared to show his
head. When the ammunition was
exhausted and the smoke had cleared
away, had nice-75 pound porker
laid out cold.-Aurora Times.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Lee Wolgemuth arrived in the city
from Chicago via the Omaha road
Thursday evening to make visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Wolgemuth. He was accompanied
home by his friend, r. S. Wickerham,
and they expect to remain until after
the opening Of the corr palace. Mr..
Wolgemuth has a fine position with
the North Western road In Chicago. -
Mitchell Republican.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Ole Tolrud, a farmer living near
Toronto, was killed by lightning Sat-
| |urday During the storm
Friday night lightning struck the
Herman Brummond house owned by
~. NJ. Farrell. The bolt struck the
roof near chimney, tearing off a
|strip Of shingles to the caves then fol-
lowed the cave trough to the cistern.
1t damaged the cistern slightly
White Enterprise.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Dan Doughty surprised his many
friends by arriving from Delta, Col,
Wednesday. Dan looks as though the
word had used him we'll and that he
aad enjoyed life since last we saw
n'm' There is hardly mar
,ieo man, except editors, who does not
naoituaily carry in his pockets the
picture OF an attractive young woman
mno is not his wife, says an exchange.
we violate no confidence when we say
:, ner name is Miss Anna Wilkes Will
'ians' OF Philadelphia, and that her
picture ornaments the silver dollar
which all Of US use.-White Leader.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20
Exchange Cuttings M s:ss' i:g; s k:sss; I"'si:;' to

ronto for Thursday evening when
Theo. Peters and two Others will try
to keep from falling down for an hour.
A number of Clear Lake sports are
planning to attend the Toronto
match.-Clear Lake Advocate.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20
Excursion to Pierre.

The North Western Ry. company
are advertising another excursion to
Pierre on September 24th. This ex-
cursion affords an excellent opportun-
ity for seeing the great agricultural
and stock raising districts OF south
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Miss Louise Seide has decided to
attend the State Agricultural College
|at Brookings the coming year. The
|school begins about the 26th.-Big
|Stope Headlight.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Miss Ada Miner returned to Lake
Benton yesterday after a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs c. III. Gamble
south of Brookings. Clarion.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-20

Fred Larson, Of Aurora, was at
Doland last week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17
ADVICE TO MoTHERs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by o sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethp II sc
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regu
stes the stomach and bowela, cures wind
colo, softens the gums, reduces intiama
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is plesssn,
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by ell druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

vu.ns., ttcu e.9a % 'e " sTs,ess.
ssilsslisr. tspssnssts, ifeE " es4 SIS
10 o. CO. TsT. lssisu sss nsssissiHrs
q. irsa or. or. SIC 10 90. ia sa2; ssp
sa. fro. 90 ga es7 70 go be so. Esd
irsa sas sissl. trsa tei..l2 Coz No &c.
sI4Iss Ttss Ifss and steel. a.riis iLs
spofa sas ss,.ses 10 yass esd assris tts
rrsdisiion usss vtsn he inefssss bsssr
thsi tls st.ssss 10 pnes vssls nssss
sipaftstloSs. sstiisss 10 tssd lee lisi Of
EsEstselsres srpSfts5 srd will sspss' BY
mote ihss ~. 600 900 he ssornoss "a
Or. Of lssl year aud stes fetal eessisa
ably greater isss 500. Ooo. 600 Tor iss
ysst's ,rpsu trade 10 ibsi sissis liss Of
nssui.clsis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

The Wsyside Inn 10 Pownsl. better
known % the lins house" from the fact
that it is situs,sd on the line between
Vermont aud Massachusetts,. was burned
early Thursday morning, Years $50 it
IVES one OF the principal hotels on the
stage line between Troy sod North Adams.
The house hss been empty since The
Hrst Of April when temporary injunction
vas placed upon it by Judge Aunsop.
The loss 10 estimated at about $4,000 above
the insurance, which is $4,000. II will
not be rebuilt. TIE property came re
Gently into the possession OF A. q. Hougb
ton Of ADAM, who brought = tract Of
several hundred acres il Pownsl and
Stamford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

Dsrss the pact .ssi its Porslisi'
have hsld 80 eCsvsIii0ns. The psr,. II
log tev kopslsssly divided. The Bios,
Poll, cotvsrtiss EoginslsS Bfysn and o.
ses rssdiasss TOT vios President
Tie Giidls Of he road Pepslisls met 81
Clbciussu sod noniss,sd Whstton Barb
" tor Prsidsn, snd Dsaslly Tor Vice
Prssidsst Ttsy also dsponDsd Tie Dem
osrstie party. eisi.iss BAD fsi,h 90 their
pat, 10 1896 Probably meat OF ,hs real
Pep siists bsloss TO this sing Of the party,
he olbsrs beibs ntr.ly sdlonsn Of tbs
Dsnosrsi rsriy.
We dosbi II sitsH vins q The party
gill csst large sunbst Of se,ss 10 tts
eomIsg slsslies. Property 10 . ios 10
Popuilsts idsss and nou Of toe mssbsr'
Of that patty vail rslsrn 10 their former
party .li,sispes aud vote With tbs B,pub
iis,ns on DsGoors,s.
tbs SOei.lia Labor party also bss . can
didsto 10 the Geld VITO gill bare quite .
large vote ~ tbis par J has shown . large
sro.th dnrius The pat year or two Tbs
great struggle Gill be. however, bsiwssp
hskinlsy and Bryan aud /, 10 doubiiul II
Dewey ten . Bsminslion from any party.
Hi, brother 10 Law. John X. kclssp, even.
has indicated that be viii support Bryan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17
lsw REUBEN BENTLEY, Collector
FLORA W. ROBERsONs' Es,.rx.

tTafroy VERMONT. Disirct Of MsBeht ster, -
Be II Hmemb, red, That ~ a sesrion Of The
| Probate Court bolden u Manchester within and
for said District, IN the 9th day of May A. u.
| 1900
Whereas. Matthew J. Covay, Guardian Of Ava
Robertson OF tsndgate. minor heir Of Flora
| htbtrson late Of ssndgate dtcsased has Md his
petition 10 whiting. therein mailing spploafion
said Govt Tor license TO sell ali Of tho real
estais OF said ward or bis interest In the estate
OF the said Floia hob, rr0n deceased, ihefsin
'etiing forth that such sale would be beneficial
10 ssd ward
II lie ordered. That al persons interested in
the estate OF thid dtcsssed be rolhsd 20 appear
before ssid Court st the Probate Once in Nan.
chester, 10 raid District, on The 25ih day u
May u. 1900 Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ by pub.
licAilOD 81 this order three wseLs ssoesaslysly
previous thereto, in The Mar chester JouAslL a
nosspnper printed ~ Manchester aforessid. 10
chow cause. HsDy they may have, Why SAID
license should not be granted
iSw ", b, fD6ERTOs. Hegiyssr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17
HAsT pORsRr.

Oar cheese factory started up May
2nd.
"A lev farmer, loaded . or With pots
Toes last week. but the price 10 low
- John Fellows hss moved from the
south village to FrssilsyvIlls and |,
working Tor Mr., Freddy.
Mrs. Wilson aud her mother return
cd to towo last week and ell we're much
pleased TO see them back again.
-hn. James Bates Of Norxieh. Conn.
|, hers caring for her mother, Mrs. w.
II, Bsebe, Who has been very i'll bat ia
now better,
AIR. W, d. Ames r,tarned two weeks
ago from Florida where he spent the
sinler, He eivesa glowing account Of
The sunny .onth."
The mercury was down TO 20 one
mrrniog last week. bnt 1. has been bot
enough this week and vegetation /, cd
NsucihB Vsfy fApluIy'
Oar farmers have to carry the veal
calves to Dandy this sprins and the high
est price Is 4 cents We ought to have
the privilege OF loading them hsre.
Rev, O. A. Bradford having been 10
vited 10 give the people OF East Dorset
Illustrated Sermons, will begin 60 to do
nett Sabbath sfterIoon, at the reg ulsr
hour B o'clock. All are invited
Mrs. John ks,ting died Sunday after
noon at the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. John L,vett, alter sn illness OF only
one day. Her husband died sbou. 10
years ago and she leaves fse children
who will sadly mis-. Der.
-GiImsn Wilson, who bought the hotel
OF his mother is making repairs inside and
ont, and fitting mp the grounds. making
. tennis court etc., in anticipation Of sum
msr guests. He will make 1t one OF the
most attractive places 10 the village.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

Game w,rdsns oil Orleans snd E.tI
count''s ere being hep, busy by poseb.rs
Tso Lusisrs we're c,pturei and held 40
der $500 for eouniy court last wstk,
Tness men we're fouud 90 the OIL ores Of
Morton lake. Appsrentl, thy bad taken
90 zane, bot h.d complete on fi for
htinr deer 10 er 10 sections sens
compl.iut 10 being ttsrl ,hou, Lick OF
seiivi,y on tbs part Of tysn tfn a., ~tieh
10 srplsirsd by those iai-r .i,-d ~ Ito
s,s,smsr, ik.t deer SO esu . oou,ta 2
sole dsmsse o fsrp.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

Az the snbusl msstisg Of The Primrose
League 10 Lobdon Lord Salisbury made .
sensational spssoh sgsisst IrslsAd, Rs
ferrins TO ireland and ltish home rule Is
politissl is'us The ptsmisr said: There
10 no hope that vs shsll give Ireland pfss
tiosi isdspeecsres for We have issrnsd
from the South Atnssn var how . dislsy OIL
government can secun ulsts armament end
secure . tsrfib's sdvssissa Tbs British
government nou knsvs b, tier than to give
this power to a disloysl governmsnt 10 Ire
land. For tie moment The Itisb are sfisc
Cd aud . powerful fsoior 10 Enslisb poli
tics. bat do not Ia, Enslshnsn imssiss
that ,Lis 1.ssnsat 10 likely to be p,rns
nsn." Salisbury spots With srsi ssrusi
nsss sEd IL 10 tvidsrt be vss deliberately
throving ds.n The ssuntlst 10 Irslind
aud her hope Of iudsrsadsnss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

There are 5000 J,pssess in migrants co
roats from J.psn TO British Colau bis snd
the sound. aud ffem wsst | can undsr
s,ssd there 10 liksly to be . father irfaI
OF about rs 600 Jspsnsss laborors before
the sssson 10 flashed This 10 thu state
mont mad. BY The untss Sat. In1iss
tios Asstt Hssly. Who Is stationed st Vie
tous and Vancouver ioaes their way into
The United Slater, Tor the great nsi nifty
OF the 9. coo o. 4 600 Jspsnsss tsss hsd "
rived THE Gosis tsi disspps.red come
vhsrs oal Of CIksii ssa they bad 20, re
osivsi psnposis irom him 10 any uamhsr
worth speaking q. Nj, Hs.lg srpl,issi
thu, ,hs itaaI vss sniifsly nnsIpsclsd.
and ihs nschinsfy Al his disposal TO hsS
die the Jspsress properly ss sntirsly is
sasqas,s. that slops H. bosrssr es,..n
Seattle Esd Blsiss. fer sbaat 100 miles, u
vss The sssls,i thirs 10 ths ~orld fer The
ttoassnas 10 alp ever ., night.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

The sale OF the rite Of the mill OF the
Fair Haven Marble and Msfbeizsd Slate
Co., by Charles r., Allen, leading ttocs
holder. TO the United Shirt and Cola
Company Of Troy, N, Y. means much io'
the prosperity OF that place. 1t is th'
intention Of the Shirt and Collar Con
pspy to erect q handsome and substsntis
brick structure on the premises. $50 by
so feet, two stories high. with basement
under the entire structure. The company
is DESTROYS OF securing IT'S women and
from 80 to 75 men to work in the new
factory. Applications have already been
received from q large number OF men but
there still remains . number Of vscap cies
10 be filed by women.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

The Rutisad Herald. which hss had LIT
Ito to say regarding the con7rsssionsl
hsh,. ,sys row ,bs, Col. Baker will have
the support Of Ru,lsnd county. that Page
may not hsvs 20 per cen. Of Lsmoille soun
ty. and ~ IL now stands the contest will
be nsrrowsd down TO Baker and Powers
II also ssys that Mr.. Psss. siisr losing be
lead 10 the eonlest set about Winning zee
ond ehsisss bat fish, Tor these IL doomed
from the s,stt. the trouble bsiss 10 his
own county where be "nuo, win . n'Iori
" 10 svss sssosd choices, II Col Baker
ssts tte sole supper. Of RutIsnd comfy,
vhish 10 . lsfse comfy, i, will give him =
very good sisndlus 10 the convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

/ consider 1t rot only g pleasure bnt .
duty Owe TO ny neishbors to tell about
the wonderful cure Effected 10 my case by
the timely use Of Chsmberlsins Collie
Cholera sad Disrrtoss Remedy. | was
taken ury badly with aur and procured a
bottle OF this remedy A ie. dosu OF il
Elected . permanent cure. ! tske pleas
ore 10 rccon mendino /, TO Others suffering
from that dreadful dissss. j W. LYscu
Dorr, W, Va. This remedy is sold by j
"A Whipple, Manchester Csntre; A. II. Pet
i51ae. M,nchestar Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-17

Msy day vi" marked 10 the labor world
BY remarkably large number Of strikes.
Willis this 10 10 be regretted for tho die
turbapcs II will cause 10 various business
o. snd Industries, II furnishes cue OF the
strongest possible evidences thai limss are
unususlly good. Tire years sso thous
spds who are now on strike would have
gladly accepted work 90 far hsrsher tsrms
than those they nos nj scs-ihdsed. many
we're looking lor l. on almost any terns
The fact that 10 many workinemen sre
nov in . position TO take voluntary rest
sn,il they aud their employers can ssrse
shsx ihs, they have beel pro,psring aud
saving money.