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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16

Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans will sing a
Prayer" by Mascagni, with organ. violin
and harp accompaniment, at the Second
Presbyterian Church, this morning. The
on the organ, and the Misses Schellschmidt,
on the violin and harp. An elaborate Christ
mas programme is being prepared for the
services in this church next Sunday. In
the evening a considerable portion of
Handels Messiah will be sung. The regu-
lar quartet will be doubled by the addition
of Mrs Smith, soprano; Miss Irene Evans,
alto; Mr.. Frank Ketcham, tenor, and Mr.
Fred Loomis, bass. OrganisI Hansen has
especially arranged the score for the or
gan, which will take the place of the or
chestra.
A frequent sight at the great piano re-
citals in New York is said to be numbers
of students in the audience, carrying in
their hands rolls of music which are the
selections played by the virtuoso. These
are closely followed as each number Is
played. and the style of rendition. points
of expression, peculiarities of rhythm and
difficulties of manipulation are all carefully
noted This idea has not occurred 10 many
local students of music. 1t might be well
10 think ii over, in view of the early ap-
pearance OF Mrs Fanny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Ossip Gabrilowitsch. two of the world )
greatest pianists. Mrs. Zeisler with the
Ladies' Matinee Musicale, and Mr.. Gabril-
owitsch with the Amphion Club at the Ger
man House
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16

That's Where Made Mistake" is the
name of a topical song which Francis Will
son sings with great effect in his new
comic opera, THE Monks Of Malabar.'
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gay party out on yacht
BY a sudden windstorm was "upsacht,''
Then the sharks that abound
In those waters soon found
They enjoyed yacht party a lacht
philadelphia Press.
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What is fame? IT'S mounting w
Through years of toll and want and woe,
And, finally. TO hear men say,
As if 'twere 20 your credit. they
Were schoolmates you had long ago.
Chicago Times Herald.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16

Jean Gerardy, the young Belgian 'cellist,
arrived in New York recently after a tour
OF Russia and Germany. He will be heard
in most of the prominent cities of this
country.
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doing so accidentally touched the inevitable
secret spring, and before him stood care
fully bound package Of dusty letters, which
he burned UP because written in French
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Jean De Rcszke, Margaret Mcintyre and
Lucienne Breval, who have been engaged
as members OF the Maurice Grau Opera
Company. will sail from Liverpool for New
York Tuesday.
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Stoddard's Illustrated Books.
Sunny Lands of Eastern Cont o.
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Tour Through Northern Europe. 900
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Descriptive Tour of the World. - I.2S
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16

Ossip GabriIowitsch, the young Russian
piano virtuoso. who has been engaged BY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16

DR.. Muck, the conductor of the Royal
Opera. Berlin. has been compelled TO de-
cline the invitation to direct the Wagner
performances at Covent Garden. London.
next season. on account of his engagement
fall"
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22
STATE NEWS.

The Vermont Marble Company raid
cut s72. 600 Ttursdsy Is wages due &c
The nen employed by /, Tor the month
OF October.
Jasse Darling Of Hsrdsiek osns scres
Of mountain suri ce 10 L1sell, which is
covered With asbestos aud shich uill 90
doub,ealy yield fortune to II, owner.
Hon. Adns Brown. the most proninsut
cItEea Of sprias Gsld. VI. lies u the
poitt OF dssih - the resnl. q . psrsl,iie
shoct. Mr.. Bfosn 10 knsvn throusbon
vern ont ~ . msbuise,nrer snd the osn
CT Of The hrtsl 81 sptins fsld.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

AT Montpelier Wednesday afternoon
Gov. Stickney met the members OF the
legislature snd others interested 10 form
ing g state Old Hons association. Gov
S,ickney eIplsined the object Of such sn
association, Col. O. s, Forbes OF 81. Al
bans circulated petition for the orssni
z.tion and il wss signed by over 100 pro
nineDt citizans, An organization wac
effected by election OF Governor Stickney
president and Lisutensnt-Governor NJ. F.
Allen and Speaker F. d. Proctor, vice
presidents. They we're instructed to re
port at meeting Nov. 81 commissions for
secretary end treasurer and 40 executive
com mittee composed OF one member from
each county 10 the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

George Ballard, who was managing A,
NJ, Nichols farm ct Scottsville, 10 Dandy
was found dead about 0 o'clock Friday
morning by his mother 10 the front yard
some 10 feet from the house. Mr Ballard
had been TO the factory with bis milk and
on returning went out to look after some
young stock, About that time there was
. bright fash Of lightning, MIR. Ballard's
% other heard peculiar sound and upon
going to see what it was she found her son
lying on the ground, When she reached
him be gssped two or three times and died
Dr.. Grinpell and Salsctman L. j, Read
we're summoned. % examination they
found the left ear discolored, A spot just
below the heart about the eize OF mans
hand was slso discolored and there era
some discolorstion on the back. The
general belief is he came TO his death by
9 stroke Of lightning,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

Twenty-seven years seo, says the 81,
Louis Post Despatch, Charles M. Hsys,
eyed nine,een years wss clerk 10 the
Frisco rsilrosd offisfs 10 st. Louis, With
3 salary fs4) q month. Last week Mr..
Hays, nowll yeas Of age aud still re
tsinin3 bis home 10 ST.. Lonis, became
the president o! The Sonthern Pacific rail
way, the second largest railway system 10
The world. His salary will be s55 900 .
year. making him the highest sslsried
r.ifoid man IN the world and better
ssl.ried executive than the President Of
the United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

ifttfats itsi ns res .stsssl 10 spses,l
uis,ior, sns Il 10 lHpp.lblt Nc .eeoEo
sstt 81 a tke.t. The rtssiGssi tog@
o., ssgessslva a Cststea vill H. 10 ~
peal lhpss elsvss 81 the rFvttas lev iesi
imrpse iks @si tsfsatsoEs uia ard
ito@ thsl srs REGARDED I. sect sIuspfai
Gerry IL iins o. ps.es. The yroiatti vii
totsst kintsli 10 stttr.i reepHDstds
iicrs 10 ks neasss, lssriss tie dslsils
g. The s,t.ls .ra tie Hop.s eenuiiieus
TIE pfstissri ..is he bad etnt 10 ikh
oateisuet .',,f t1t sosnestsiios Ct the
ns,tsf bssss 90 eoaiatset. .iih tie seeis
isy 81 The usasrY .td cub scue nen
tsit Of ttt stnstt eastes coGniIiee sD5
The Epsss sissbd means eoE Eitiss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

Dr. w. r. Lssis. Liurenceville, Va
writes. | an using Kodoi Dytpepsis Care
in my prsc,ic. smong severe csses Of infi
sesiion sna fad II 40 samifsble remedy"
Many hundreds Of physicians depend up
ca the ose Of kojoi DJspepsis Care 10
stomach troubles. /, disesis ~hs, you
eat, sad allows you 10 est all the good
food yoa iced, providing Jon do not over
load yonr sicmseh. Gives instant relief
ssd . pernsnsrt cure o L Adams. Ar
ing.on; A Il Pstiibone. Manchester De
pol; A u Smith, West Arlipator,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

| INV hh' rAhuEL tmllh MEALS WhNI
DOWN EASIER AFTER III, NEPHEW
GAVE HIM POINT.
Why did Mscbeths amen" stick in
bis throat? Because it was the Amen Of 8
humbug and hypocrite. He couldn't u,
ter it honestly and lacked the bad courage
TO utter ii in reckless brsvsdo. So ii did
not come out st oil; 1t stuck 10 bis throat.
This is plain IS can be, but how came
the man to use words like these2 "All the
food swallowed stuck aud lodged 10 my
tbrost."
Speaking literally it is quite impossible
snd be does not expect as TO take him lit
orally. he means that his food felt IS il
it bad stuck 10 his throat. That is bad
enough and ssts TO asking, what made II
isel SO?
lie eIpl,ius thst in February. 1897, be
vas weak and cot OF sorts. Al er eating
be had nasty psit and . feeling OF cbok
ing ~ though bis throat Was closing up
Then be had no ease until he had thrown
everything up.
When be had sbou. four months OF this
be naturally got very anxious TO come ct
the end liit, IS be vas losing strength ell
the time, and losing money too, through
inability to give proper attention to his
business
at was tber," be says. that my nep
hew, John NJ. Spencer. Of Providence,
happened 10 call sod be recommended me
10 Try the new preparation, Oslcnra Solv
cot, discovered by David kennedy, M.
D., OF R,ndout City OF Kingston. N. Y J
saying my complsiut looked like liver
trouble snd that the medicine be spoke OF
vas sure and cettsin onre for 1t.
Ga johns uori Bought bottle OF Cal
cura Solvent and started taking i. 10 g
lev days felt better snd Two bottle m adj
ms healthy man sgsin Tha s.llow lock
wept 90, OF ny ska and | could eat With
. relish don't think ever felt SO good
snd 30 happy beIors 10 sll ny days and /!
| ever meet d.. ksppedy w.ot to shake
his hsnd aud tell tim be has not done bis
foil dn'y by bis iellos men until every
ae~'psptr 10 the urtry contains % I'D
V,risemeot Of CIeurs Solvent With the
story OF some uiiutss to It's virtues.
might ueytr hsye heard OF II IL il hadn't |
been lor John Spencer"
A mo seldom rises higher 10 life than |
bis liver lets hin. aud With liver CON plsinl
you con noaly and dyspepsis aud kidney
trouble.
AZ 10 our corfssraaaent's fst log the
loai sticking 10 bis thfoa', that 10 N stier
81 nervous fe-.otiou. xhich We will dis
90. smother day. W.lch these sr,icles 10
lhe psper
Ask your dtugsis., Tor C,icb'. solvest.
he nev discovery by Dr. K-susaj a Bond
,ni, City Of Kirgstoa \ Y Ii josr
irassist is out Of 1t tLsG tsuj one dollar
10 DR. Kennedy aud b. viii tIpre,s ope
,ot,ls 10 you. oil charges prepais. He
.ov hes . uev sdifess, usuelfs David
isnnsty. M d, Kennedy. NJ d. Ksrne
y Bov. Kingston, NJ Y. Send TO him
or free trial bottle. Remember bic rev
tdrsts snd the name Of bic new disccy
~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22
Tn. usm.u Vat.

10 te 'osr tistt,, Colorado, Wyoming,
Uish std ldthn. ~hrrt soDtp have the
rslt OF staose. thts vas ; decided 10
crease 10 tie wemsn vote, All tbese
slsies we're o.nitd by Brysn iour yssrs
sac. Tvo ssses nslo,lly ior Mckinley
isst week ssd the kepablicsns gslntd
Lgstily 10 lie olLtr tao, IL sstntr.l
way 10 divisop IL sppsfsni iI the four
si,ies along uI llEts, But there ere >
itw iteid,pisl itsiaus Of fptenl ibtsfes
The Den oe,siic candidate fer Consrta 10
Wlopitg srois itIi,f tems time $50 10
witch tr, sii tt.t tn vemsp vote wtt
tie eatlett g sei. tie tt.itt, 10 kttp ,nd
The stiitst to mstjI Ula'. OF slitltutnts
10 polines. As tuult. tie Republican
candidate for Cotetets t.u $50 sbssd OF
tie electoral ticket sbd b. The largest
ns!orily ever given . o,ndids,e 10 The
state. rwo-lhitds 81 the somtU Of
Wyomius, II Is ,t,ted. voted for Mckin
Icy.
9TH gave the country the greatest sur
pths OF tie election, and tie woman vote
bad something 10 do Nth the remarkable
syertbrn q tie Denost.tic plurality 10
1896 Of IL 000 0nly one woman rsn for
etiee 10 Utah aud she vas def a'ee, She
ws delegate to the let Dsnoctstic
Nstion.l Convention and conttd Bysn's
pomiustion at k.usss CITY Though
president OF tie Utah WomsB's Demo
orstle League, she vas beaten Tor the low
or hotse Of the Legislature, and the eI
tept 10 sLich she ran betiEd shows that
msny women voted sssiutt Der, The
womsp vote 10 Colorado increased from
1920 10 1896 TO SC 9i3 10 1900 Brysn's
plurality 10 the state declined from l34
600 to 50. 600. but the falling Of was no,
specially due TO the woman vote. 10
Wyoming the women cast nearly one
third Of the aggregate vote Of %, 600 No
change OF a radical nature has yet been
developed by foil woman suffrage in The
four small states where II is established.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

II will not be surprise 10 any who are
al ell ismilisr with The good qualities Of
Cham berlsin's Coush Remedy, Tbs, peo
pie every where take pleasure iprelsiioe
their experience in the use OF that spleu
did medicine and 10 telling OF the benefit
they bsve received from it. Of bad colds
IL hss cured, OF threatened attacks OF
pneumouis IL bss sveried and OF the ebil
drep 1t bss saved from attacks oil Group
sud whooping cough 1t is 20 grand. good
medicine. For sale by II Wbipple.
Manchester Center; A II Peitiboue. Man
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

Three new directors OF the Atchison
railroad system we're recently elected 10
fill vacancies caused by death and resIgns
iiop. The pes mem bers OF the board are
Howell Jones, OF Topeka. Kansas. General
John G. Mccullough, OF Bennington, Yer
mont and Byron l. Smith, OF Ohicago,
General Mccullough is chairman OF the
Erie, Mr., Jones Is . lawyer OF Topeks,
and Mr.. Smith Is president Of the North
ern Trust Company, OF Chicsgo,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate Of iByL X. bURBAfE.
The undersigned, having been appoin ed BY
tho Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners, TO receive. examine
and sdjrst all claims aud demands Of all per.
sons against the estate Of
Abel X. Buib bank late Of Winhhll
IN said District deoe ssod aud all claims exhibit.
ed In ofioet theieto. hereby give notice that We
viii meet for The purposes Aforesaid At the
late dwelling Of deceased Ia Bondyille on
the sd day Of April, 1901, from ten
O'Clock a. N. nnul ionr O'Clock y. NJ on Fad
day, and that siI months from the SD day
Of October 4. D, 1900 IL tbs time limited by
said OJmt for said creditors 10 present their
claims W ns Tor examination and allowance.
Dated At WlnhsIl this Bid day OF Oete Der
A. ID. 1870.
GEO. W. BARNARD
4. u. TAYLOR. Com'n.
WIN, r. COLEMAN,
JAMS n, KlsDAII, Administrator. Bonneville,
VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

DO not get scared il your heart ,rou bles
700. Most likely you suffer from indises
ton, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests hs,
ycu eat aud gives the worn ont stomach
perfect rest 1t is the only preparation
known tbst completely digssts ell classes
Of loois; tbst is why it cures the worst
csses Of Indigestion snd stomach trouble
siitr ey,ry,hipg else has failed II may
be taken 10 oil conditions and cannot
help but do you good o Z Adsms, Arlioe
ton; A Il Pelubone, Manchester Depot,
A Il Smith, West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

The siory cent ont from Columbus lnd.
sud widely printed, cor cetniug the center
Of popelsiion. wss based 90 misleading
csleaistiens and iecortte, iuiormstiop.
The center OF population 10 not located 81
Colunbus, bat hiy miles East OF that
place. seeotdius TO 90 unoflieisl e.tlnst,
made BY The celsns otilcisls. lp 1890 when
The lsst ceusns ss taken. the center Of
population ua 10 southern Indisn,, ats
point little ws,t Of Gtsensburs, the
eoan,y seat Of Dtesiur Coubiy, twenty
miles esst Of Colambas when the cen
sns director OF that time announced this
esH'sr Of pCralstics, plan slsb Of gran
tie vas erected TO mark the spot which
bad htsa decided upon by The ssos
fspheu, Nos that slab mast lourney
thirty niles 10 lie eastward. Ttns IL IL
30 logger tue that westward The stsr OF
sEpits tslss ito coarse" For the Gre,
tins sisos tic early record Of 1920 the
'ee1tss" meses tsstsstd toward the ALE
shtales, where IL sss arst located.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

You assume no risk when you buy Cham
beflsin's Collie. Cholers and Disrhoea Rem
edy. A. Il. Pettibonp, Manchester Depot,
will refund your money il you are no: sat
isged after using it. 1t is everywhere I'D
mitted to be the most successful remedy
10 use for bowel complaints and the only
one that never fails 1t is pleasant, save
and reliable. 4m.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

The hish lieesee, local option bill
sss reported adversely 10 both hoases OF
The itsslsture. be-, there will bee sirors
hsbi made ior lie Fss.ast, sud II hs been
made ,bs sptci.l order for Thursday a,
l050a N. There Is LIKELY TO be lups
ssi sreitips debate over IL The valued
policy ibsBr.nce bill hes passed the house
snd may become ls~ I. II hss 10 sevefsl
OF The si.ies. There Ia some tslk Of I'd
ioairibs over Tbsnkssivlpg, bnt 1t lie
gate lttelY ihs. the business will be con
pleltd Nov. 2slh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

Ssb.tot Morssu. OF Alsbsms. has been
unsuimousIy tebominsled. snd will &c. ab
other term. Morgan is free silver msp,
bal be has dropped that issue. Like By
sn, be believed imperialism" vas don't
nsni 10 The recent campaign, bat be vas
sssinst Bryan In bic attitude toward that
question. There are very lev h,g' iurlers
10 the South, smops Democrats or Repub
licsns. This lie one OF the questions Oh
which the So1thern Democrats will break
away from the Western members Of their
party 10 1904 II Bryan should be pomibst
Of that year OF II Bfysnism should &c, 10
10 The platform.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

The Bntos Nssilor eye. "HoueDer
s'efyshers vho lhint the Mersse the
peer o. oil bousI are happy 10 iesrn that
Csbiss, u. bo reduced ha record 10
400. ssi made % exhibition nile 10
/ &C O., This nstes him The tins Of The
Morssrs, ibs rri.e OF ytrnoa, Ihs
besshial b. rec ~a bred and raised 10
ohesrs county. aud owed several years
30 Essi Cbsrieslop,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22

UtTp ~ nETfn S0InlEEi ~ ArE1c1.
Capt, G. q. psnsissn 10 veil hrewS sll
ever Aines % esnnsrasf 81 The forces
thai capiarcd the famous rebel 0slssbt,
Usaef date oi November 4, 1907, from Vrg
bars, BeeAsst.lsna, be wfiles: "Bsiote
sisrtirs 90 TIE les. campaign bossht =
qs.n.iiy Of ChsnbeflAias Collie. Cholsus
and Diarthoss Remedy, which ussd nv
sell shsn lrosblsi vita bossl compliant.
sbd bid sirsn TO ny men, ssa 10 every
case !, proved mes, bebshsi,l" Fer als
by J II Wkippls, Mssehssier Centre A
II. ps,iibops. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-22
PRANK W. LINCOLN,S EsrAyv


tTATE or VIKaoKT District 0f Manchester .,
Alta Probate Court held al Manchester within.
and fofsaid District on the IA h, day Of Nuvcm.
Dor d 1900
Whereas, Wilbur n wtl'man, Administration
OF the estate Il Frank W lincoln, late OF
Manchester In said nietfiot deceased hau hled IN,
said Court HE petition IN writing therein maxi.
ing application 10 said Conri ior llcen,e 10 cell
part OF the real estaie Of said deceased therein
setting forth that eueh sale IL Necessary In order
to pay debte and charges Of administration, ard
also that II will be beneficial for all partios In.
ieres'od therein 10 sell said real estate 10 Wit:
The houte and lot known ss The Alden Lincoln
Place, on the road losding from Manchester
Depot past the JoroIh Hicks Place, go called.
Wbereupon, 1t wac ordered by ssid Court that
all persons concerned IN said estaie be notified
to appear before said Court at a session thereof
to be holden At the Probate Office In Manchester
IN said DistIct on the 30th day OF November
1900, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon by publication
Of this order, three weeks successfully previous
thereto, 10 the Manchester JounsAL. a nevsps.
per printed at Manchester Aforesaid, To show
cause, II any they may have, why said liccnse
should not be granted.
2s3w w u. EDGERToN, Jndge.