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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-02
q. 8. Weather Bureau Notes.

Forecast for New Mexico: Generally
fair tonight and Friday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, 81
degrees, at 4:O5 p. M; minimum, Sc de-
grees, at $50 a. m. The mean tempera.
ture for the "a hours was SO degrees,
mean daily humidity, As per cent; pre-
cipitation, a trace. Temperature at
500 a. nj. today, 81.
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cheap summer Hatse-Via y. d h. q.
The following rates are authorized for
the season Of 1900: Santa Fe to Denver
and return, $3.50; to Colorado Springs,
1886; to Pueblo, $2O.05. Tickets limited
to continuous passage in each direction.
Final limit for return, November u
1900. T. J. HELM,
General Agel<
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Notice.

I have appointed Domingo Pacieco
my deputy to collect the city school poll
tax. He Is now collecting and all are
requested to pay their poll tax to him,
NICANoR BACA.
Clerk City Board of Education.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-02

Open day and night at the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-02

Miss Ada Smelcer, apprentice at Mrs.
Kraus' millinery parlors, left for her
home in Durango, Colo.
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of the Society of the Army o.
the Philippines at Denver Aug. Is,
1oOO-Cheap Rates Via D.
b IN. G. n. Is

For the above occasion an open rate
of one first-class standard fare will bt
made from Santa Fee to Denver and re
turn. Selling date, August IL, 1900
Final return limit, August 10, 1900. Con
tinuous passage in each direction.
T. J. HELM, General Agent.
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Ice cream, $3.50 per gallon at the Bon
Ton.
The oasis., 1900-03-10
A New .Klonyke 4


 Twenty two years ago Mark Lulley was prospecting about twenty-five miles northwest of Nogales. He dis covered rich placer district. In few minutes he washed out a small bottle of gold, which he sold in Tucson few days later for S4.25. Mark was hardly through congratulatiDg himself on his find when the Apaches, who were scalpine everything in sight, made him hustle outof the country. This was in 1872. Since then Mir. Lulley has been engaged in other profitable occu- patton and 1t is only since he disposed of the Santa Rita mines to Col. Wood. ward of Cincinnati that his thoughts have turned back to his old discovery. Through his efforts company has been formed to work these rich placers The company is composed of Penusyl. vania oil men; and their representive will soon arrive in Nogales.
The oasis., 1900-03-10

Saturday, March 10, lcoo.
More OmcIai Proof.

The Boston "Herald" of February 18th contains nearly columu a'tlcle, set in solid agate type, announcing the return home of Special Treasury Agent Converse J. Smith (not un- known at Nogales) the following paragraphs from which will interest AriZOnans.
 Special Treasury Agent Converse J. Smith of Boston, who has been absent from his district for about year and half, making examinations in several of the western estates, has returned. His tour was remarkable one in view of the fact that the c0mmissol of which he was d member found so many cases of fraud on the part of govern ment officials. As result of the examinations, many officials were re- for the government.
 At Nogales, AriZ.. on the frontier, startling irregularities and frauds were discovered. Eight weeks were spent in making examinations at this place. The fraud consisted in the failure to account properly for the duties collected, collision in the ad mission of the Chinese tO the United States, carrying men on the rolls who performed no service. and in civil ser vice irregularities.
 It was discovered that the wife of the collector as well as the wife Of the special deputy collector held posi- tions paying SI200 a year. The evI- dence showed that the examination sheets sent from Washington had been opened prior to the examination and that high school teacher had been employed tn work out the pro. blems, all of which were copied in the examination room. and high per centages were thus obtained by the applicants.
 The civil service board at Washing. ton reports these frauds to be the most serious of any coming under their observation. The collector. special deputy collector and nearly every clerk and inspector in the district were promptly removed by the sec retary of the treasury. and new officials appointed to fill the vacan- cies.
 The foregoing was doubtless pub llshed with the approval and consent of MT. Smith.
The oasis., 1900-03-10
A Thousand Tongues.

Could not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer, of ll25 Howard st., Philadelphia. Pa, when she fouEd that Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con. sumption had completely cured her of hacking cough that for my years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she says of this Royal Cure-"it soon removed the pain in my chest and can now sleep soundly, something l can scarcely remember doing before. l feel like sounding it's praises througnout the Universe" So will every one who tries Dr. Kings New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs Price soc. and Sl00. Trial bottles free at T.. w. Mix x Co.,, Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed
The oasis., 1900-03-10
IIyneneal.

At NogaleS, Arizona, Monday, March 5th, 1900, at the residence of Dr. N K Noon, MT. Bert Ruple of lnaqul Grande, Sonora, and Mrs Monda SImonds, sister of Mrs. Noon, were united in holy matrimoly by Rev. l, Elliott, of St. Andrews church. The groom i a mining man we'll known in Sonora. where he has recently dis. posed Of valuable mining interests, and now proposes laking up his resi- dence in Cleveland, Ohio, hls boyhood home; and the ide Is lady who has been visiting her sister some months. The happy pair went to Guaymas Monday evening where they remained several days. Thence TO lnsgui Gran. de for short visit, and tben to their home In the coast. The best wishes of host of friends go with them.
The oasis., 1900-03-10

After doctors falled to cure me of pneumonia used One Minute Cough Cure and three bottles of it cured me. It is also the best remedy on earth for whooping cough. It cured my grand children of the worst cases" writes Jno. Berry, Loganton, Pa. It is the only harmless remedy that gives inn mediate results. Cures coughs. colds, croup and throat and lung troubles. It prevents consumption. Children always like 1t. Mothers endorse it. L. w. Mix & Go.
The oasis., 1900-03-10
A Frighiful BIunder.

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald. Cut or Bruise, Ruckien's Arni- ca Salye, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It.. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bnils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Erup- tions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only p cts box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by l.. w. Mix & Co.,. Druggists.
The oasis., 1900-03-10

Captain Noon has surveyed the south half of his orchard into town lots. Those wanting fine residence lot with some fine fruit trees on it., had better call at once on Captain J.. J. Noon.
The oasis., 1900-03-10
Take Notice.

Owing to the extra dry season we cannot furnish water for yard spriuk- ling until our dams are finished.
 MORALES WATER Co.
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careless all Around ,

was stopping at . village tavern Ia
Wisconsin, said tbe Buffalo man, and n
was sn hour past midnight when tho
isndlofd Knocked on my door and srous
ed me from sleep TO say that q gentleman
wished TO see me, ! vas nightly sur
prlsed. Of course, bnt | lumbled on, Of
bed sod lighted tbs lamp aud opened
the door, There ITO a well dressed
stranger. who made all totts OF spoIopies
Tor disturbing me at sucl an unreasonable
hour, bat asked II he might eater. let
him ir, wondering whether he was . dc
teotive or en- assassin, and, after Gdseting
around for minute, be said.
The fact is stopped here one n,sbt
about week sgo and left a psoksse of
$4,000 In the STRAW bed, am awlully
sorry to bother you. but Ia like TO get
the money aud be gone.
| was Knocked ont. OF coutae. bu, pull
ed the covers { q the bed and told him TO
search, There wssa feather bed on top
OF straw ilck, and he searched tho tick
without hiding the package, was feel
log tha, be had some rounds TO sus
pect me. when the landlord entered aud
said:
Are you the man from Cleyelspd who
stopped here one night last week2
Yes.
Aud did You leave SO. 900 ip The
straw bed9
Yee.
Well, my cid woman found II. and It's
lying on the mantlepieee down etsirs.
] bad the curiosity to 90 down with
them, said the Bnlislonisn, and there on
The msntle. mixed up with epeetacles,
clay pipes and door keys, was the package
which bad been found four or five days
before, as il it Were only an old book.
When It was handed to The stranger, be
said, 'Much obliged and started OF, 90
be went the landlord replied, Don't men
ton IT, aud losked The door after him.
about the tlIir was 90 cool
and careless that I've been mad ever
since
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

10 dtstritiss ths soaue OF The Z &
s. Wilmington up The Amlaln River
4 Il Dslemsp rsl.,es the tollo.ins anu
ios inoidsti 10 Aiaslee's M.stEias
81 days alter her departure from
M.nsis the WilmiastOn rsschtd sroibI
shsis the Celimoe. tnds aud The Rio
M.isbon aud Rio J.v.ti. whIsh iofms IL
lesln. TIE Rio J.v.ri has the disiinc
tioB Of urViog /. ,h, b1und.iy liee be
tween Bnzll aud Peru Tor sone Eve bun
dred miles, aud close 10 il's laneiion uIlh
the Msrsnon 10 . small tosn, T.hsli0go
., ebios is IN siGtsiasd force OF Brtzilisn
soliisrs. who have the nonotonoos task Of
guarding the frontier.
Tue Wilmiagton nred . national sslats
as she slosly approached The station and
seGt bost ssbore TO exchange tho usual
eourlesies, Ga esioiug tbs little vbsrf
extending ou, from the blun banks 10
front OF the town the eflctr 10 chsrfe
OF the sunbosts cutter noticed With some
.urI rise th., the crowd OF spectators pre-
viously observed on shore hsd es,Irey
disappeared.
There we're several Buz lisn soldiers at
The landing and one OF thfse veutGred TO
spptoseh the naval otiicer. The BrsEilisn
seemed grestly disturbed and from the
sctions Of bis companions it was evident
they fel, unsocouutsbly slsrmed.
Stnbot. ,Iclsimsd the former hastily,
we are without tews, and We beg that you
vi enlistten us st ones.
News OF wbs,' was the Americans pps
s'ed reply, am sure -
Then there is 10 wsr7 broke 10 the sol
dler.
Not 10 this par. OF the world
But you nred'
The Wilmington representative stilied
bic desire to laugh aud srsvsly explained
the gubbost's presence. and her we'll
meant courtesy ia eIpending so much
powder,
| sm delighted. Goslly confessed the
Br,ilisn, lbut Senior, he added, rou baye
depopuls.ed the wi! lse. All the natives
have Aed to The jungle, and ! doubt il
We can enduce them 10 rdutn until you
are gone. Sen! O., those guns they echo
yet.
A mile or two above TsbitIops several
bnts we're noticed nesr The rivers bank
but the nos careful scruroy With glasses
could not difcoyer signs OF lie. IL was
plainly app. rent the salute OF the Viii
nlngton bad badly frightened every
Indian wi bin hesli7g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

Ny dear LADY, ipteftupied Casilie, ,nI
don't mssn 10 cay II ia possible .hsl .ul
nisuudst.isbdies srose oui ei lhai Ms
dislike and 60
do meso to s'y ,r, she replied. lsust
ins, II "" qaile possible -iadeed
nsturAl-I should sesame thai ihssr
soras referred 10 me, sis Al hfsi
hisbly Indignant, and then hpsse TO c'y
Ny fesolation vas coon formed, ~ould
80 susy st once and uoi even zee the heart
less brother Who hal t,lked 90 sboai me
10 stfspsttA
Wtile repsetitg roy bse | came upon =
photograph Of myself, sudden im
pnlse made me vtils lev void. on The
back Of II sai leave II oa ihe table Theo
testl step, outside II vas Henry,
thousk,, He should not dad me there,
Seeing lhe door ots small room opcn
slipped ip aud closed Il bsbis1 me,
LII me tell tue rest, iottf upisd the
dec or, ianeisd VAS ltet mios as
became aware Of the iovltibsly spread
table. then nuted two covers land a. II Tor
sdtlishiial ,ett-a.tete, and upon ny nap
kin photograph OF the sweetest face |
bad ever econ. Listen to what va, writ
ten uodtri:
As an 40 usly, as destroy youf
peace snd dive away your iri,nds,
leave you TO luneh slouo aud she'll 6od a
hons ,lsewhere.
Wbile ppgz log sboa, what this might
mesp, heard teruas yell from ID lie,
my psrsoi. opened the sioreroom door
and Dells my villa Il sw iuto ny atms
Ai,et explanations had been made re
stored hei TO brother Henry "a house
keeper, bat claimed her 10 Ave weeks fot
my own. Now do you believe Ihst you
are . msichmakey2
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CoAsting On skses,

Auoog ustionsl spotts, the world over
very lev can compare 10 excitement or II
r ostibls Development OF ssill With eoss
ing on tkees, which is the delight Of th,
young mon or NorSsy and Sweden
Skees are long slender sBow-Ihoes made
OF thin wood, and good idea Of The
feats which can be preiormed 90 them by
experts msy be dtswn from description
contained 10 the lstest book Of travels by
Paul du Cuslllu.
Oae day the Lipps said to me- paulue,
the snow is in fine condition for skeeing
We want you to come With as.
We made ready, aud after y rnn OF about
four miles 90 our skees, we ttopped near
the edge OF long and very steep bill.
Then one Of the men said!
There iss vide gully wtich you cannot
see btfoie reaching the bottom oi the
Litl, sEj r.bcr down is river, We
will go down th,s bill aud leap over both
tbs gully aud the river OF course the
greater oar speed the longer leap We can
make. The danger is in not being able
to resch the ledge on the other side; bat
socideuts seldom happen, aud the risk
makes the fun more exciting.
The Eipps took their position along the
brink OF the bill shout ten yards apart
ard at signal they started on their skees,
holding 10 one hand their sticks to be
used 40 rudders to guide them. They
slid down al tremendous speed.
Suddenly saw them slide through the
sir, aud then land again. They are clear
ed The gully. Then. with increased u
msDtun, they sped forward. and lssping
seaip, passed over the river and landed
on the other side, vent down tho hill
after them as slowly az / could. The
gully over which they bad llapsd seemed
to be about ninety feet wide and the
place from which they sprsng was twelve
or fifteen feet above tho bank on the other
side. They told ms ibst some OF the
great leaps 10 the conttry had been ore
than one hundred and twenty-five feet
Then tho Lapps showed me smother
feat. They planted several sticks 10 the
snow in different positions op the
dsoiivity OF the Lill aud said. Paulus,
wo are going TO shos yon how close We
can come to those tticks We can almost
touch them with our tkses as we coast
down.
When they we're o1oe more 10 li0e,
gave the signal. They came down the
hill with almost the same rspili,y as be
fore. bat pushing their long guiding
poles deeper into the snow. Most Of
thsm came within . few inches Of the
sticks
After passing one. they would change
their direction and move to another stick,
either left or right farther down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
The Usatbsp Can wait.

The other day an old Cqus,ter came TO
the city aud attended divine services az
fashionable church. The old fellow
Listened With rspt after ton to the sermon
occasionally nodding 10 spprovsl or tb.k
ing bis head 10 nnGeriaiDIy. When msn
With the combination box approached, +,
the squstier sekfd.
What's ppF
We are taking tp collection Tor tho
bestben. and as you seemed 20 much 10
teres,ed iu the sermon didn't know bat
yoa would like 10 give a few dimes.
What's the mater With tho heathtu2
Why, be doetnt know sbything about
the gospel snj We wshi to raise mopey
enough to send IL to him
Wall, tell yer. doo't thick he'll spile
aiore mornin. I've got hoes swsp on
hsn, ap eI ! hen Get '0oh boot come
sronn an well sofief TOOK utter the mat
ts',
Bat, NY friend, the hsstben children
need clothes.
30 doss mine, by lingo, Bill aib't
worn nothiu but q sbirt for sir mnntba
an hssier stay outer perlits society.
lee got . vacancy 10 bic bri,ches big
germ yer bs'. an Jack hstter stay nudr
The bcuse when q ttrsoger oomes, case
he got bis clothes seorcbed darin hog
KILN. Come sronn after the swsp. lar
/ don't think lhe hestben will spile siore
morDin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
VOLUME %

Never iudic.ie mere pasaas satpu.s
py soca oprsssiott a. "llnly ,mekst e
oosh ale ietgr o. eTm iss,o,.n,
d.'hedi sad ,ho lile. A n,rs hhns %
'hs e'ehrass. = enEvultlvs sasp. ot /.
via ,isssftsd lock. uhilt .mnlas the
totebe'd silh TIE n,,, siil be denonslr.
tive eheusb.
Nevet wear dat cips pnurs 10 r.lny rr
seoSy ststbtt, o. sieliea il II is warn and
nee ba' lops conuraed observation
WIZ ne'l'y sesble yea 20 dec inmate iut
'oufstli IL Itcse aihor matter.
Never hold yout orers.sls.ses ht +.
i'dy TO loeh lttsnsb, ubilc ssja.ties her
''ne OF vision by The bach of ber head,
aud advising her los hosrse shispa %
to the beet method Tor esuptips1 ter oh
lec', Are Jou =, TIE opera OF The r.ct,
euntttp
Nevtr, u eco PEELED 10 qul the buildips
before the erteitsigmfut Is noished, pass
op The .i'ls oa ~ toat, 10 s,oia su In
'eunpiioe, si,m,se obstqoiousue.. ia
ont OF place 10 soll.hroi audiences
Always sss lsdy's psfmistioa before
leading ber Into iresb dsree. 10 expect
Ter to sk your, ot 10 abruptly loup
her across ,be or, without suy prslimi
us'ies shttever, cannot be sanctioned.
Alwsys aaish Que esuce before starting
10 on snoihei; elss eohfusion might re
snll aud the itrpeics ofesn ~ rhythmio
art.
Alaays, therefor, rok 10 polka
waltz 10 wslz and getmipate iu a
german, Tor oil ,oo era worth,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
had Manners Of Good SooIsty.

Never, il q guest. inspect the butter
suspiciously, smelling and tsting it. and
say, Pretty good butter what there is
OF i'll Never. having perceived your
blundsr. hasten TO rectiiy IL by calling
ont, Ay, and plenty Of j., too-such as i!
isl Hs. hs, hal Better abstain from
criticism altogether, since nothing 10
costing you suytbibg.
Never use toe butter-knife 10 besme car
ing and plastering yonr bread with bat
ter an inch thick. Better tear up The
bread 10 snsll chunks. aud sop up ihe
batter with II.
Never fail to let lady sip ont Of yonr
aisss. il she sntrests yoo to that efscl
You csn ssefe ~ throw away the contsuls
afterwards, bot . direct insult was not
embodied 10 the request.
Never, when tue champagne tegi., 10
cifcalsts, tnatch the bottle from ihe
waters hsnd. hsog 90 the nozzle. tilt up
tHe buiit th' fAkSfHHAtc fDt pent iiftg
while sprfvipgIy pstting Jour stomach
with Jour dissDgssed hand. Jhis u
liiils short Of enormiiy.
Never louage bsek your 10 chair,
snd request The v'isir to pour vine do~D
your lhros,. II too unstesdy 10 longer
bold the sls.. This is sp. 10 be notice
sbls.
Never forget 10 pick ups lsdy's hsnd
ketchiei: II she ie,s II fall BY accident. rot
vith sfosivs smilisrity. bat d.iniily Oh
the epd Of your esps or umbrella. Com
mon cisiity IL ote Of the cardinal points
Of good breeding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

- Becsass | sgrss TO uudstske your
deieuse, ssid tbs eminent cfimiosl
lawyer who bad been called 90, you viii
bsve TO be perfectly ffsnk With me shd
tell re the shoie uu,b, Did you sn
b,zz!c the eco 900 ycu sfs seoased Of b,V
log tskeni
Yea. cir, replied The soeussd msp.
| stole every esui Of u.
How much Of It have you sliIi'
Is eli gore bus ten dollars.
f9pog m4s, ssii the sminent isxysr
bnitoniug bis o. cost sbpst him sbd
pu ting 90 bic ploge', you'd batter plssd
guilty sBs ibrow yoarssIi % tbs mercy
of tbe eonit
What 30 yen charge for the sdsieef
Tea dollars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
A Matchmaker.

DO tell me, old fellow. how on earth !
is possible for such 9 mttsmorphosis Il
h,ve taken place Not = month ago y,
sat here, two hardened bachelors, dl
termined to remsin so 10 the end OF oul
days. and now fuk you Transformed iptc
a most devoted busbsnd.
| A hearty laugh was the immediate nj
swer to this outoursi. and DR.. Trenton. Ia
whom i. wss addressed, took = pu III at hil
pipe be ora replying,
Well, you zee. jim. be said. thought II
would be fun to thoroughly surprise you
for once. But Dslia shall tell you the
story. and you may be surprised to learn
that you yourself. unoonsclously, | admit
On sde up the match.
Isuppose it is for penspce, Will, that
sm to Dsrrste my own mistakes and mis-
deeds TO MIR. Allison. Two months ago
VAS a stupid little county girl. My
eldest brother bad sent for me 10 keep bis
house. Oar parents bad been dead many
years and | had lived with 40 aunt.
Henry, my brother, had written ne that
1t would be impossible for him to meet
ne at the depot, and that ! should drive
TO the Tudor Fl.e, where be was living on
the fourth a'ur. NJ poor brain WAS
certainly 10 whirl after my long drive
through the noisy street,, Wien srriy
ed Of the Tudor Flats, wslked braveiy
up the steirs
know you will laugh at me dresdiully,
Mr.. Allison. butyou must remember that
had never before tten 30 many stairs.
10 my Ienorsuce | was unaware that the
eptiesol does not count. Therefore wbea !
arrived at . landing there door was sisr
and sn old man servant replying to an 10
quirer tbst the doctor would not be home
until 2 O'Clock, / nsturslly concluded that
had reached my iourney's end, for my
brother also besrs the title OF doctor. To
old Jsmes's sstonishnsDt | walked calmly
io,ssyiDg:
The doctor expects me. Please have
my luggage cent mp.
But, Miss. l don't know, be ventured.
have the strictest orders never to allow
soy one 10 enter my masters study dur
ins bis sbsence.
an the doctors sister and he himself
arranged for my coming. l answered, con
descsndiogly.
With ths. be admitted ne. mutterine,
Never heard shout 8 sister, into the
smoky, dusty apartments, which sssum
ed to bs ny brotters.
Much to J.mes condensation, set TO
work sud dufted the iorpiiure and books,
spresd q clean cloth on the table spd
prepared . lnpch (tbough james Informed
us Master never esis st home OF fresh |
butter, homemade ch,tse. ban and sp |
tle,; then decorated The room With roses
and hopeysaskle bionstt ifcm home
To psm swsy the time ! took up .
book .nd beesn to resd. A note fell ont
ef this book My eyes i~li % The fret
.or3s snd ny slieaiion vas attracted.
IA vas sisned Cbss. AiIson aud read:
,Ds. Old Msn 30 you have decided ]
10 in.t II that swial cresture 10 your
house. ibonsh you sckBosleese that sll
hope oi peses snd eomior. Of your lite
sili b. sons, My dear fellow do be sd
vised aud give up THE pieposterops
id.s Atspy rate. dent he surprised il
/ cot your seqnsitispee for The present
sad iesvs you TO stioy the comp.ny Of
Della. Yoof friend.
Charles Allison. J
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

500 iivtr. tti. ssms Noah vas nadetnelih
btr, and tbs, %. The lssi o. The Hundted-
spd.stvsn, shd the l.t Of Nash
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

Aboai s3 40 hss been ssbssribai or
paid inlo the iand ibst is being rsissd 70
srsos rsrish house Tor 81. Peters ebsfeh
Bsnnips ton.