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Ladies' underskirts, Csc.
Lot Of ladies' underskirts Of hand
: some Mercerized material: in black
and colors; some with ruffies and 9TH
ers with accordion pleated fiOunces;
for CSC.
Is silk waists for SLIGO.
About IS ladies' silk waists, in red.
tan. gray, mode. nile, brown, and
white; slightly mussed and soiled; to
go for $3.50 this hour. Won't last long
at this price, SO be prompt.
Fall jackets, S1.9S:
Ladies' tan covert medium weight
jackets; silk lined; for $1.9S.
Boys knee pants, 19c.
Lot Of boys wool knee pants; in DIFF
ferent styles and all sizes; for 19c
pair.
Boys suits, $2.9s.
Boys all-wool cashmere and chew
lot suits. in vestie styles, in sizes from
3 to years. and in double-breasted
styles from to 16 years; the best 81
suits possible to buy; for S2.98 this
hour.
Boys top coats, 1898.
Lot of little boys top coats of COW
ert, black, and herrfngbone cassi-
meres; some with velvet collars; are
a makers samples; instead Of up to
$3.50, for s2-9S. -
Cheviot serge skirts, $1.9S.
Ladies' black and colored cheviots
serge suits. newest in effect. which
are worth half as much again, for
$685.
Cheviot serge suits, S6.9S.
Ladies' black cheviot serge suits.
newest in effect. which are worth half
as much again. for ss.9s.
Corduroy pants, 33c.
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants-the best
sort, sell for 69c usually, for 33c.
Silk underskirts, S6.9S.
Ladies' taffeta silk underskirts. In
all colors and all shades Of colors,
with two styles of flounces. for sS.9S.
Silk waists, S4.75
Ladies' black and colored silk
waists. in all colors; hemstitched back
and front and very stylish. but slight
ly mussed from showing; to go for
s4.75.
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Mems 69c shirts, 39c.
Lot of Mems Undershirts In colored
wool: in sizes 3S to 46, which sold for
69c to go for 39c-
French caps, Ace.
Lot of Infants Close-fitting French
Caps; made OF faille silk; trimmed
with chinchilla fur; worth 75c for 49c.
Mercerized waists, $1.10.
Ladies' finest black mercerized
waists; elegantly tucked; have every
appearance of silk waists and wear
much longer; for s1.19.
Flanellette wrappers, 79G.
Lot of ladies' fannelette wrappers:
in all sizes and in all colors; with
skirts trimmed with founces; full
width and the best lot Of wrappers we
have offered for many days. which
cannot be duplicated elsewhere for
less than $3.50 and s1.75; to go for 79c.
Ladies' rubbers, 19c.
Ladies' Candee and Boston rubbers
in pointed and broad toes; sizes 1-2
to 1-2 and 5 to 8: all SOC and Coo
quality for 19c pair.
Ladies' 50 shoes, Csc.
Lot Of ladies' box calf, kangaroo
calf and Wei kid lace shoes; with
heavy soles and bull dog toes; the 81
quality for CSC.
Serge skirts, S2.9S.
Ladies' black cheviot serge skirts;
trimmed at bottoms with three rows
Of silk; with inverted pleat backs and
full flare bottoms; for s2.93.
Ladies' S14 suits, 1898.
Ladies' covert and homespun suits,
in Elton and double breasted tight-ft-
ting silk-lined jackets; the latest and
most stylish tailor-made suits, which
are selling for S14 and more; for this
hour, 1928.
Boys suits, S1.49.
Little boys suits, in vestee styles,
from 3 to 8 years. Of very worthful
materials; and double breasted suits,
in sizes Z to Is years; the kind and
sort sold at $3.50 usually; for s1.49
this hour.
Boys SOC waists, 19c.
The famous Champion brand of
boys shirt waists, some Of which sell
for as much as Soc; to go for 19c this
hour; elegant assortment of patterns.
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Shortback hats, Ace.

+ ShOrtback hats, Ace.
!. Lot of Ladies' and Misses Short
I. backs in all Colors and black in plain
I felt and satin-fnished felt; sold origi-
! nally for S3c to s1.50; for i9c.
j ColOred taffeta silks, 29c.
!. Lot of all-silk Colored Taffetas; in
! cerise, cardinal navy, purple, steel
|. blue, green. brown. violet, ETC.; only
I. a small lot but as long as they last
/. for 29c yard. sold originally for Soc
: Plaid golf cloths, 29c.
!. Lot of extra heavy quality Plaid
|. Black Golf Cloths. which may be made
/ up without lining; for serviceabie BIZ
/ cycle and rainy day skirts; instead Of
|, 39c yard for 29c.
|. Table covers, 29c.
|. Pretty Tapestry Table Covers; A
|. size in all colors; 29c instead of Acc.
|. 75c blankets, 49c.
I Heavy lO-i Double Blankets. in white
!. and grey; with pretty borders; instead
!. of 75c for t9c pair.
!. Carpet remnants. &c.
!. Atwood Ingram Carpet Remnants
|. for rugs. of carpets worth Toe yard
I for PIC.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-02

days of his sentence he was released by
Justice Bradley under writ of habeas
corpus. The day following his release Du-
vail was again arrested by the local police
and charged with the same offence for
which he had already partially atoned.
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5J3-515 Seventh Stree

was present. with number of officers OF
the Regular Army, former Governors.
State officials. Representatives,. and dele
cations from many patriotic and civic or
CARNATIONS. The procession, on its way
to River View Cemetery. passed through
great crowds Of people.
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75c black cheviot serge, 55c.
Black cheviot serge; 30 inches wide:
all wool; reversible and dust-proof;
elegant for shopping skirts and for
office: not more than a dress or skirt
length to buyer; 75c value for soc.
Mems So shoes, So.
Lot of mems patent leather button
shoes. made Of finest imported pat
ent calf; strictly hand-sewed and in
latest styles OF toes: the shoes for
which all shoe stores get IS; to
go for SO this hour.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-02

First race-Hopscotch, Olclma Lucille Bramble.
Second race-Blink. Kyle. Pirates Queen.
Third race-Frangible. Hold Up, Fox Bard
Fourth race-Prairie Dog, Jake Weber, Ben
Chance
Fifth race-StranGcst, Aloha H. Danish
Sixth race-Niss Doolsy Myth, Brown Vail.
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Empire city Selections.

First race-La Tosca, Monmouth Boy. Smoke
Second race-Annoy, Carbuncle, The Chamber
lain.
Third race-Lady of the Valley, GlenncIlic.
Manga.
Fourth race-Beau ormonde First Whip. King
Bramble.
Fifth race-Talcose, Inshot, The Regent
Sixth race-St Finnan, Dan Cupid, Asquith.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-02

First race-Two Annies Annie Lauretta, George
lie Bar
second race-Ida Quicklime, Toad Raney, Hen
rvs Sister.
Third MCCLELLAN Reed, Thomas Carey, Ocie
Brooks.
Fourth race-Princess Mai jim Polk Miss
Krngle.
Fifth race-Maseagni, seidenbach, Mamie J.
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"Hechts' Greater Stores,"
513-515 Seventh Street.
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Table damask, l55c.
Bleached table damask; So inches
wide and In rich designs: instead Of
Csc. for Is 7-Sc yard, but only one table
length to buyer.
1Oc shoe polish, pc.
Black shoe polish which sells for 1Oc
usually to go for 1-2c bottle.
Infants shoes, 19c.
Lot OF infants and children's SOC and
75c shoes, with spring heels; sizes 1
to 4; for 19c.
Mems gloria umbrellas, soc.
100 Mems Gloria Umbrellas, with
steel rods and paragon frames; the
regular 81 sort; for 55c.
Mems Zoe collars, 6Rc.
Twenty-Five styles of Mems 4-ply
linen collars, the 1Oc kind, to go for
6 1-2c each this hour.
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dealing the
delivered within radius miles
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There Is styles mems a.! wool suits embracing
striped cheviots and check cassimeres with double
breasted single breasted and several styles
mems top coats including herringbone in several sorts
and tan in several shades; with satin sleeve lin
ing and Italian body lining Both and suits
made to sell for $3.50. Choice for s4.75.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Are yeu disturbed ., nisht aid broken
Of yoar res, by 3 s,ek child saierlng aud
er,ing With pain OF eating teeihf II %
send 81 onoe sad &c, bottle Of Mrs. WIN
slows Soothing syrup Tor children teeth
ing. II cures 5yseniery, disrhoes, resa
lstes the stomach aud bowels, cures slnt
collie. soiioas toe gums, reduces inaam'
ton. and gives tone and energy 70 ih'
whole system. Mts, WiBtlos's Soothing
syrup for Children Teeihing is plsasahI
o the taste snl is the prescription OF ous
Of the Oldest aud best female physiclsr
snd nurses IN the United States and is io'
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 70 ots bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

The wooden mill OF Holden, Leonard 4
Co OF Bennington that recently closed
most OF its plant, on account OF scarcity OF
orders, has called in sbout $50 OF the
hands that we're laid of 10 order to com
plete large orders that we're recently re
ceived. At the mill OF the Bennington
Knitting company orders are SO plenty
that work 10 some OF the departments Is
KEEP. up until min p, m. At the Bennine
ton Machine works ell hands are steadily
employed, The Bradford mill is quiet
Tor q short time 10 order to change the
working Of the machinery TO heavy goods,
Tiffany Btos are adding finishing room
TO their knitting mill which will give en-
ployment to some 25 more hands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02
After many intricate experiments. Sole,

Alter many intricate experiments, scien
ists have discovered methods for obtaining
all the natural digestants, These have
been combined 10 the proportion found in
the human body and united With tubstsnc
es that build up the digestive organs, st
ing compound called Kodol Dyspepsis
Cure. 1t diges's what you eat and allows
all dyspepties to cat plenty OF nourisbipp
food while the stomach troubles are being
radically cured by The medicinal agents il
contsiDs. /, Is pleasant to take and will
give quick relief. OE Adams. Arlington
A II Pe,iibone, Manchester Depot; II
Smith. Yves, Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

The polilicsl voice Of vail cometh from
Washington, Oregon aud other Pacific
States Hon J, Ham Lsvis lifts up his
voice, bu, his voice fails to lit up his
nourniul soul, His tone is depressed
with Lamentations aud his voice is filled
with sobbing. The business men and
wage e.tnera Of the Pacific Coast look 81
the Philippines from a business stand
point The people prefer business proc
psrisY to beautiful theories. and refuse 10
leave work and wages TO chase Bryant.
rsinbous, The peoples hearts have wax
ed gross and their souls losth The hee
soup, free tramp and Pfee.Trads times oil
ls96. The common people are lured TO
Repnbllcsnism by iull dinner pals, ssa
refuse Busniis spssters' pressing invita-
lions 10 iessts OF chespnsss and rsimsnts
OF shoidy. Verify. Whist q stif- necked
people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Daring the psst two on three days a
ports have come to nearly all the ioreis Z
legations that the ambassadors 10 Pekius
are alive and that no attempt has been
made TO take them during the past two
weeks. and ths. the imperial government,
Is supplying them with food, These ne
ports do not seem to come straight from
Psking snd yet there are so many OF them
aud they sgree 80 well that there IL reason
10 suppose thst they may be true. The
Chinese keep the s.fictes, kind OF censor
ship aud are either unable or unwilling
TO let official dispatches so through. 1t
is nov generally thought that they are
keeping the ambassadors as hostages until
they can get a favorable settlement OF the
troubles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

The Europsan nations which are srnm
bling sbon, The lack Of harmony among
the allies IN China are themselves tie
cnuss Of The diseof3. The Uaited States
has oniliusd 40 Intelligent, lesic,l pro
srsmme. /, ihe other countries follow IL
the Chinese disturbance will coca end, A
dsolaisiion by ihe Eafopssn eeurtries
that they seek 10 territory Ia Chias would
hrins the trouble TO an trd 10 week
The isei shs, the INSPIRED" papers ia
several Of the Earoresn capitals have de
nsnasa What ptsslieslly smounis TO
Chiusse dismemhefmsnt is nstursliy esl
sulaisi to make Chins suspicious. sves
u there vers 60 sc,nsl instances Of the
appropriation Of ,sfriiory by Europe on
record slfssdr. II Bussis. France aud The
ether eoaatries tall 10 line With the Usii
81 s.aiss On this issae Psiin will opep
its gsla 10 the allies im nedis,sly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

During tie civil var, - zcll a. lie opr
late yer vi,h Spain, disrfAo wss oas Of
the most Troublesome di,e,ses The sfGy
bad 10 eo1,.pd with l. usny iust.ncs.
il bcesms ctronic sot ihs Old soldiers
stiIl suffer iiom IT, Mr. DAVID Taylor OF
Wind Ridge, Greene Co. Pa IL ons Of
ihsss. lie uses Casn betlsis's C5!ie. chul
era sad Darrhoss Remedy sqd snJs he
tsvsr found spylhi1s that would awe him
snch auick fslist |, Ia Tor ssls by II
whippls, Manchester CsEtts; A. II. Petit
bone. Manchester Depot
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Republican County Cow yen ion

|
The CONVENTION was called TO order by
L Q. Woodwotth OF Arlington. ehairms an
Of The County Committee. Hoo. Chss
II, Darling OF Bennington. was chosen TEN
porsry chsifman, snd Herbert N Shaw Of
East Arlington. secretary. The temper
AIRY organization wss made permanent.
Following committees we're appointed
Ga resolutions, o. NJ Barber Of Bennne
ton, d. X. Simonds Of Manchester. Or. O.
A. Perry OF Rssdsboro. NJ j Hspsood OF
Peru, Robert Sanford OF Stamford, George
II. Reed Of Dorset, to name q comfy com
mittec, VIM. II. Bradford oil Bennington D.
A. b Gardner OF Pownal. A. p. Sheldon
Of Rupert, II. T, Eaton OF Arlington. H..
b. Bo,tum OF Salisbury. j. @. Black er
Of Manchester Depot.
Tue following ticket was nominated:
For senators, Tyler d. Goodell OF Reads
boro, Allen l.. Graves Of Winchester, for
assistant judges. Dsuiel 4. Bates OF Pown
al. Cephss Tilli.ois OF Winhali; Tor states
attorney, j. J, Stakeholder OF Arlington,
Tor sheriff, II s. Wilson OF Arlington;
Tor high bsihH. Nornsn Madison Of Glss
tenbury; for proba = l1Jses. Joha V, Oar
oey, District OF Bennington. William b.
Ede,rion District Of Manchester; TOT
connty com missioner. Wilton A Wall OF
Bennington.
The Couniy Committee ssl spnouncsd:
L. y. Wood worth, cbsitmsn. Arlington I;
q. b. Sheldon. Rapett. secietsry; J. @.
Blsckmer Of Manchester Depot. X. |.
Batcheldtr OF Povbsl, Willism Z. Hove
oil Rssdsboro. ThoA II. Danlsp OF South
Shsitbary.
There vas . contest over associate Judge
Tor north shire, Mr., Wiley Of Lindsrove
siihdrew 10 favor Of williams and he vas
nominated 90 the fret ballot, mos, OF the
son,h shirs delegates voting for him on
the ground that Winhsll bss had no conn
~ tihser for many yesrs Dorset and
good number OF dsieastss IRON The tognt
10 the north shire voting for Mr.. Kent.
Fer com missioner there was also two css
dids,es bat MIR. Wall son by good ms
iori,y.
Resolutions were adopted eonnendins
tie Administration Of Pfesilent Mckinley
snd the pls,forns OF the Nslioasl and
Stats conventions. aud also q resolution
is.tfnrtins cur state senstors 10 vote Tor
EI-Gsv Dillingham; for y s. Sspstor
sss sdoptea unanimously. TIE ser ,imeni
10 this eouaiy for Dillingham; 10 very
strong.
Gen, MeCulloush Us. called for BY }
ansnimons resolution and made . short
bu. very happy speech 10 favor Of the Re
pnbliesn ticket
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

A gentleman recently cured OF dysper
sis gave the 70 lowing appropriate render
ing OF Burns famous blessing: some
have mea! and cannot eat, aud some have
none that want it.; but we have meat and
We can eat, Kodol Dyspepsi. Cure be
Thanked This preparation will diRes,
what you eat II instantly relieves and
rsdicolly cures indigestion aud sll stomach
disorders. o Il Adams, Arlington; A b
Petlibone, Manchester d pot A II Smith,
West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02
A MOTHER TELL, How sHE SAVED HER
LITTLE DAuGHrER's LIFE.

A MOTHER TELL, How sHE SAVED Hen
LITTLE DAUGHTER's LIFE.
lam the mother OF eight children and
have had Q great deal OF experience with
medicines Last summer my little daugt
ter had the dysentery in its worst form
We thought she would die. tried every
thing | could think Of. bat nothing seem
ed to do her snf good. saw by an sdvei
,isemement in our psrtr that Chsmb er
lsin's Cholera and Dsrrhoes II medy wss
highly recon nended and sent and got Q
bottle at once. 1t proved TO be one OF the
very bsst medicines va ever had 10 the
house. 1t saved cay little daughters life
am anxious Tor every mother to kno1
What 40 excellent medicine il is. Had
known il al frs, it would bsve saved me 0
great deal Of anxiety sn1 my little daugh
ter much suffering. Yours truly. MRs
Geo. f. Burdick. Liberty. r. |. For sale
by Fl Whipple, Manchester Ceptre; A
II Pettipone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

The oldtme Vermonter Matthew Lyon
he who served ct different times as con
gresham from three different states and
whose vote elected Jefferson president
and thus changed the destiny OF the
nation has at last found biogrspher,
Prof. j. Fairfax McLlughlin; the eminent
historian. has written the story OF Col,
Lyons lie from president Monroe's M
published papers. Josiah Q aincy's manu-
script collections. aud other original
SOURCES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

s.ros vs bill IL shs rsrlsr ,iisi the
ssessits ess'sstl
--Aaoss tsoss sh' ere sioppiss al TIE
A,iisFior st Mr ssa Mu. A. ~ Wheel
sr. Misses Fss ssA Esnb nsfot sr5
O. NJ Btoaes 81 Tfot, yisesni q Az
slnb, q Asiust. G. ~. saith Of
williaEtt esn, Ma, Nj .sd Mu ". 7.
rtll sta MI. G A Alden Of New Nort.
Nj. Lsits' .sa Mas Nofios 81 BSslen
ard 9. Q. BaEdin Of WEBSTER. Mss
-Tetis we soo3 si,sb5spss ., tbs
Dsnoetsuc eoaniy eotvsttiou co Tass
d.y. TIE ioliaTieg Ssnlasiioss vtrs
u.ds for eoSIiy o.nssr,, ssSsiou. Geo.
NJ. Wall q Defssi spd Bichsfd NJ. Hong ID
t0s q bestiusios, sfsisisst isises,
Wlllasu II Bssbe Of Dorset sud Homer
A LyOE q Bantiaslon; sheriff, william
". Foiitii q Rssdshoro, s,sit'f s,torsey
Chuiat A, Marie q Bennington; hist
bIiLG. Gsorse L. wooaeoek Of Mar
OBJ stef; osnpiy oanrissioatr. John
Barter oi Posaai. isigs Of probate, Mst
easttsr district. Robert j. ons Of Mat
chester, iajse Of probate, Bennington dii
t'isl, @ otss Y Montsoutry Of Shah,
barry. Toe committee Of resolutions lher
reported. These resolutions iueludsd th,
fetulutiots adopted Ut the state and
uauotsl, sith ytrt little change therein
Ihey we're nusriGou,ly 1doptej. Thu
iollositg eoutty committee was elected
Fhonss s. Hall Of Posssi. G. Y. ovis o.
Mssehesl,r. Amos Aldrioh Of Woodiord
John Robinson Of Bennington aud Geo
NJ. Wall Of Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Some Of toe Bocty Mophtsin States,
hitherto elssssd ~ ssre for Bryan. are be
sinuipg 70 be eisssed 90 more OF less
"donblinl" TIE opinion grows ibsl the
Is 10 candidate Is By no nesns c'risIt
OF secuting the electoral votes OF I'll these
states A eh.pss sppssrs 10 have come
over The ti,nslion. Evidences are al hsnd
that the silver mins interests sfe growing
inkswrm. ard lhsi they no longer regard
the tsceess oil SIR. Bryan aud bis free coin
age programme SIS Of paramount import
snce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

--pcs,nsstsr-0snersi Smith has isEa.a
~ iEpsf,ss. efasr, swing the postal
rates bslxess Tie GATED States ssd i.s
islsni possessiora II directs that oil nail
seat IRON the Usilsd States TO Gssn. the
Philippine Archipelago sni Ts,alia in
eladlns all sa!ssstt Islands Of The sorosn
sfcsr which are pOsssssioss CT the Uni.sa
States, or irsn oil Of thsse 10 ihs Uailsi
States OF ifoa ose isissd 10 smother, shsii
hs sat.sr, 10 unlisS States donatis els.s
itesnss, eosdiliOls AID rates Of pssisee.
It's tern IKilkd States iEelsdu Porto
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

King Hambett Of Italy vas sbot and
Killed by an assassin Sunday evening
The murderer vas uedisteiy srrested
end declared that be had como from Amer
ies TO do The deed aud hsd 20 scconplicea.
Investigation shows ,hs, be had been 81
work 10 Patterson, N. ]. about year and
that other Itslisns here were connected
with The plot, King Humbcrt WAS gensi
ally beloved by bis people. and there /,
great sorrow over The tragedy Victor
Emmsbuel, Prince Of Naples. bss beer
proclaimed King 10 bis stead. and every
thing is as qairt as could be expected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Allow . cough to run until II gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
oh. II Will wear away, but in most cases
it will wear them away. Gould they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which is sold on q
positive guarantee to cure, they would
N Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price ~ and 50c
Trial size free. Az sll druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

0ne year ago the Southern industrial
convention at i,s annual meeting sppoin,
ed . special coin niitee OF five TO drsit %
address setting forth the views OF Sou, bern
| business men on the nstional industrial
situation. The committee consisted four
Democrats and one Republican. ell sctive
snd prominent citizens OF Atlspts, Savan
nah aud Macon. Last week the Southern
industrial convection met Ut Atlanta fot
ne snnual deliberations The special con
mittee OF five vas ready with its unspi
mons report aud the document was duly
submitted to the sssemblage. Ii was eyi
dent that the committee had performed
ita work carefully and imparisiy, e
recommendations were based on an earn
eel desite to i've fair suslytis OF South
ern business questions aud TO serve the
best Southern interests BIT the CONVEX
ton, composed almost entirely OF Demo
Gratis. showed great dismsy when they
saw the report. and decided TO .quelch II,
on the ground that 1t souaded like Re
publican platform, though 1t was put 10
shape long before the party platforms Of
this year we're Written A fresh epecisl
committee was appointed to prepare .
new address warranted not TO tflsnd Dem
ocrstic tastes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

0orusgf Roosevelt may sptsk 10 Nsi
uotl. THIS sislemeti Ia sniboriEsd bl
he cQtitrfaes Of RipGbliesn Leaders
lsla 10 Esuasd. Nosdsy 10 nste pi.ss
for tts siste esmpsisu Taoss present
were lfs Alec. Of Far HsVsr, Ihonas
Deal. Of sL Albsbs. Col. ChspnsE ol
Mlddlsbufy, ID Fo,ifr Of Barlins,e5.
srd Col kalfeAss Hsstits Of Bs,tlsbofo
of ths asie committee, ssns,or Rsaa.ld
rfoethf nd John Barfei,, tr-ninis,ef "a
siam
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The bicycle seeoraiss 10 tsesSi DO
ssslss q The fall beach 81 The nss.sbS
.sits .spfsDe oosrL 10 rot "osuisst,
sllbis Ihs us.rirs u tksi htG ~ s.'d
in TIE si.istes Ctiiss sSs iosss sfs eos
ssqsttly not b0sss BY lss .o issr th'''
ROAD. 10 sash ,tsts Of repair AID smooth
zee. tbs, tteyels.riau cat so ever them
10 .sisty, Tss decision va called forth
BY 81 sslioa br9sshi sssi Of cttisin
M.ssseb psslts io.r, htossse 81 pttsoHpl
itlauss iseerfsd BY tbe plsiaua .eils
ridtts Der bicycle 90 one Of the roads
Ihe eoen hsid that bicycle is more pro
psfIys m.etiss tbss "esffisss. u
legally dsaseJ, sSd ths, cyclt-ridsfs. 10
Jared ,fon sseldtns srisips from defects
ia TIE hlshwsys Of cities add iosb, hsvt
COT rsI.i claim Tor dsusges. Tie de
elsiob viii 10, prsvspi them from con'luu
ias the ssiiathsb Tor good std eats
roads,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-02

Prof, Jones o. the state experiment
station stste, tia. the pest. orange hawk
weed, is steadily gaining around and 10
many cases the damage from II is serious
Prof. Jouss says ths, II oroush cultivation
wherever possible IL tbs beet remedy, but
snsll patches csn be killed by The srpli
cation Of salt.