davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD
WEST SHORER.R.

Trains leave Franklin - stat9a. \ Y. foiIows.
an i5n- West {2l y y
- IS A M-For INTERN points Albany Montreal
tll.2 a. Nh Lake Aoho-k. MinRrsgaska- "a
and t.ask1li Mountains
'2:4o P M-coat Lsd Tor Detroit Chtcaso - Louis.
t5:85 r. M-t2l For Hudson River points Albany
s6;i5 P M-PUr Rochester, BufTaIo. t1eys. Chicago
IS 90 ? M-For Rochester, Bufsalo. Detroit Ial.s
s9:I5 P M--For Syra-. Roch-. Mag Falls Bet & III.
'Daiiv tpaly. except sunday Leaves brooklyn II
nex. No. l. at l0:45 a. N. 3 p AZ. Jersey
city. P r r Sta. No AT II 20 a NJ al s35 p n
Time tables ~ principal hotels and ot1ces
checked from hotel residence by Westcott ExD- l.
LAMBERT GensFal Passenger Agent, y y,
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13


SOUTH PlAINFIELD ard BOUND BEOOk socas. Week
days Ly Sd St. s25 NJ L. s 70 And : P NJ Lv Cort
and Desb A Ma 8 ard 2 VI
Tickets Pullman Accommodations
1854 West Columbus Ave.
station.
Y Z Transfer VII cai and cheek
residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Ss;toa Exchange Special Liverpool cablssspot eStton @
oe4Ie GeI1and sales 5000 bales specust'o aflo e1
y 90. American 1000 receipts. 1000; Anlsreen'
Sx AaellLs UpIsncs, 1926 FUTURES openea saG
siEkrgeo advance At :45 STEADY - -osg
$3.50 Closed steady DVo-s 22ip.s Ee'
Ssss:' All ysl1:
kssss{ Lozs: IrTnst- t-kksrtsuSss. IG4s; SoTs@bss.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADE4LPHIA-
~lo-Up. I'll .SD A II. y 90.
q 80 s3o0 +330 500 +43o 500 500 t73u. sstJ.
1925 + N si2-f5
BALTIMORE AND " ASHiNGTON-
.4:30 fst0 .IU-6O. III 30 a n. r11o. Elsa. '30o.
~5:CO 200 P N. sI2-15 rott
434 945 1890 1874 Broadway, t73 5-h -}y 20 6rh Ave
- Union 50 West East f2It5 s. 90 West l2J.l
St 245 Columbus Ave M Ye-k: ! Court 3+4 so
Fulton ST B-5cktyu. - EE1alNzy. Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co. calls - a1i checks baggage % des-
From Liberty s.. only 'Dasly tDaiiv except sun
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. 12-Spring wheat-Good demand; No
Northern carloads odd SaTsc; No Northern new.
loads: S2l2c Winter whea, quiet; No red. TT61sc;
mixed. T6dT7c: white T5Q7ec Corn
Nc yellow, old. +4G44lec; No yellow. 44G44+c: No
43 }ec; No yellow ilAc; No Ale
Oats Guiet No white 2!%S: No white 2s1ac; No
strong high grades. 6Q63c medium 5Sq6Oc; grades.
5565Tc- Rye dull; No spot offered. 5Sc Flour light
trade Canal eights shipped at &c and
barley az 2sc; wheat quoted S%c New-York: os-
wego barley &c
Chicago. Nov. 12-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows.
Wheat No. .. Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
November 13@s 1874 T4hS
December .....- 74dT4A 74'aqT4@s 73AQ73% I4sz
January ~ s6T5 T5S f4% I1%
Corn. No. .:
November 800. 80 4a39S S9@s 39t 3eA
December ..... s. +036 36H 3S+ 36A935S
May ......-... s. 13624 81 S6leq3Ss S6ts
oats. No. =.
November .... 81 G21% 21%@o1S 2lS 21a
December ...., % Is 122L 22H 622A 22s ~
May PAS 24A 244Z4@ u y AZ
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
E is as follows:

Fi.-Coff=e steady: Rio 1880: exchange
TO- receipts. 1900 bags, cleared for the United
s's' 70pc bags cleared for Eurpe 1000 bags; stock
-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
BALTIMORE z OHIO RAILROAD

B a o Electror1obtie Service % from Of
fees: Il3 10 a6I 49, B-oadvay . Union square
w S91 Grand St y. Y. $50 Fulton Street. Brooklyn.
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Street Raggass checked
from hotel residence - destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
NAVAL STORES.

Although prices Quotahiy higher the market
FOR spirits experienced activity with the
uIderore steady TO firm the close Rosil quiet
Quotations follow
TAR-Fteg gulars, S2 80; oil bhls. So
SPIRITS URPENTINE-44E44Iec
81 l5Sl SO; F 81 70; c. 81 20 4 81 %; l. s., f s. TO-
NJ 81 80 y. s. -; " @. SO; W ". s. 81.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot Of sd COrTart and DesbrSseS streets
tPenns l. Z Ferries
Street COrrlSEdI I1eshTosseS Daily
Except sunday SUNDAY VI sunday \ VI
IS a. NJ sunday Il Z NJ sunday IS 2 "
"A Is \ NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

coffee Sltos-[o1tee market steady;
g9o5 $500. receipts. ~ ooo bags: stock
i31@o bags; interior receipts. 1880 bags Hamburg
Cc--e opened. !. kWer; 2:39 n, +41
rtg et lower. sa4s ST.0o0 bags Eavre-Cofee
cre-e- Irregular. = franc lower u declined
I franc. steady. : franc lower $50 II.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

SfArleston, Nov. l. 2-TUrIentire-Marhet nrm at +Oc
Did RostL firm. unchanged.
savannah No" Il 2-SPV;ts turpe1tine firm at 4ic;
espts S5 bbs. sales 800 exports 300 Rosin firm Gad
uchangee receipts 1903 bbls sales I277 exports tloI
london Nov. l2-I Iurpeat.n .ne-Sptrtts. Sis 1lLd.
nev-Orie2as. Nov 12Receipts- Ros;n SIG bbls. tur-
41 liingj6n T Nov l2spts turPentins I'm @ at 4oiQ
21s i 10 Hbs Crude turpe7tne 81 4oq$2 40 re
lips 30 pb!s Tar 81 55 receipts 10 ibis
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YoTk. November ia. 1900.
Vr-E-r-r - Drcr-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

STOCK on HAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18
SAYS BRITISH ARE CRUEL.

not as a soldier, but as civilian. survey
ing the battle from the horse artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18
ALL BELONGED TO HER.
The Swell Society Lady, Her Maid,
Pug and COachman.

James" she said as she swept down the
walk from the house to the carriage in
all the glory of a gorgeous gown and Paris
hat, James, my horses do not look well
groomed. Are you certain that you see to
this properly"
Sure, mum, it's two hours a day each
that they have of the curry and brush.
Their coats are like SATIN
MY carriage, James, looks rusty"
You can see your face in it as in
looking glass num-.
My harness is not brightly polished"
The second man put in all the morning
on it, num-
Marie" to the maid in the smart white
cap by her side, holding the pug. Marie,
tell Peter to keep my lawn in better trim.
And Marie, see that the parlor maid draws
the shades in the morning. | will not
have my curtains and my carpets in my
house ruined by the sun. And, Marie say
to the florist that if he cannot send my
flowers home at the exact hour ordered
another establishment will be patronized.'
Yes. madam. Anything else madam
wfsheS?'
Moves Marie. Say to the caterer that
when | give a dinner | must have serving
men who know how to wait on a table
not bricklayers. At my dinners and in my
own house. l purpose having things done
as l wish them and in the style for which
L am willing to pay. Now give me Fiji
there.
James. drive to the modiste'S. | wish to
feel sure that that wretched creature will
surely send home my evening gown to-
night. Then go to my mlliners, then to
BUYERS, then to the marketmans, then
to Mrs. Fitzpoodle's, afterward to Mrs.
Tomtit's, and on the way home stop at
my husband DR.. ]. Calloften Kidglove
says he needs exercise, and he'd better
walk or take the cars home-so near. And
now, understand. if you don't attend to me
and to my property as | order. out you go,
You hear me?
Yes, num-
Yes, madam.
Drive on.
And to think" muttered James, as he
brought the lash down upon the shining
TANKS of the matched blacks, that when
the old man married her she hadn't pinny
in the world, and to me certain knowledge
she hasn't worked a day or earned a clint
since, has she had any money left her
But it's all herS-the house the furniture
the dresses and the jewels, the horses and
carriages the dinners, the functions the
servants. the lawn and the pug dog all hers.
Including the 10000 a year the old man be
after making, a-siaving and a-riding in the
street cars, when the poor divil is too tired
to walk. Faith, it's the fifth swell family
I have driven for where the whole outfit,
including the masters income belongs
to the m!ssus, and all bought with his
money. Sure, it's a woman I'd be meseIf
for an instant If 1 could be after making
the stuff so easily doing nothingr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18
The sSPOStal

Is the Greatest Competitive System of Telegraphs
ever maintained. reaching all important commercial
points in the United States and Canada. and all
points in the Old World. via Commercial" Cables
Packages, notes. etc, promptly delivered.
Table OF telegraph and messenger rates upon ap-
plcation.
Main Ofhce-1a45 Pa. ave. Phone 45s
Branches-912 Pa. ave.: eth and B; sth and F;
City P. O.; House Corridor and Senate Post
ONCE; U. S. Capitol; Woodward Lothrop's;
18th and VT. ave-. Kings Pharmacy; 1908 I4th
Remsturg's Pharmacy: 18th and O, Portner
Pharmacy; 14th and Wellington, Epply's; 22d
and P. Huddleson's Pharmacy; n. W.
Wharves, foot of It'll; Raleigh. National, Ebbitt
Riggs, Wellington. Gordon, Normandie and
Regent Hotels; 1907 st.. De Names Paint
Store. Georgetown; all Government Depart
ments. ta5-42tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18
Pretoria Lawyer Seeks to Contrast
Them With the Beers.

A dispatch from Mishawaka, Ind, says:
J. Q. c. Van Den Bosch, retired manu-
facturer of this city, who was formerly an
official in the state department at The
Hague, has received letter from Heinrich
van der Riep, a young lawyer, who resides
in Pretoria. The letter is in part as fol-
lows:
And now 1 come to the subject that
makes every humane soldier tremble with
rage-the manner in which the British treat
our wounded and prisoners. I wish above
all things that the world might know how
completely these scoundrels violate all con-
ventional and humanitarian law; how they
butchered wounded soldiers with their
lances; cruelty maltreated prisoners, and
that in direct contrast with the so-ealled
stupid Beers who treating their Eng
lish prisoners and wounded with the great
est Kindness,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18
Olive Crop a Failure,

Consul Skinner, at Marseilles, reports to
the State Department that the olive crop
in Italy, France and Spain is practically a
failure and will hardly reach 80 per cent
of the average. The failure has been caus-
ed by a fly, and the consul says that the
people make no effort to counterfeit the
pest, but accept its operations as a dis
pensation of Providence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18

The regular permanent
family circulation. OF The
Evening Star i'm Washing
ton Is more than double
that of any other paper.
whether published in the
morning or I'm the after
noon.
As n medium for uuob-
1ecttonable advertisements
1t therefore stands un-
equnled and unapproach-
able.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18
Other Addresses.

first call for troops and serving as captain
and quartermaster of the I'd Regiment of
Engineers through the war.
Other Addresses.
Interesting remarks were also made by
Past Department Commander Arthur Hen
dr:cks. G. A. r.; Lieutenant Colonel Har-
rinSton of the marine corps Mrs Calver
Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Smith of the Legion of
Loyal Women, and Captain Lipscomb and
Captain Chisholm of other commands of
Spanish War Veterans. Comrade c. c.
Martin sang several songs, which were well
received. During the remainder of the
evening the orchestra played and refresh
mentS were served.
Officers of General Nelson A. Miles Com
mand, No 1, We're formally elected and in
stalled last evening as follows: Charles W.
Parker. captain; William F. Ulrich, first
lieutenant; Frank A. Howell. second lieu
tenant; l.. C. Dyer, chaplain Edward Kee-
gin, sergeant of guard. W. A. Reardon
and Rufus W. Pearson, trustees; H. A.
Hullfish, adjutant, and John H. O'Brien,
quartermaSter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18

Boys s1.5G Box Calf Double sole Laced
ShIes--broLen sizes, ranging from y
to 5I2.
Little Gents $3.50 Casco Spring heel
Laced,-9 10 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-18

In fifteen minutes with only cake of Ivory Soap water
you make better cleansing paste than you can buy
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots from cohng and will clean
carpets rugs kid gloves slippers patent enamel russell leather and
Shoes leather BELTS painted woodwork and fne The
special value of Ivory Soap this form from the a that
be used with damp sponge cloth cleanse many articles
that be washed because they will stand the free appa
ton of
DIRECTIONS FOR MAEINGT
If f he
thoroughly dissolved Remove
Proof cosanaA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Qaisiry 81 Rat.od ". 10 ,oso
Saturday on basise.s
w q. Freddy Of philsielphi, Ia 10
tosh lootins sitter bis busisea here.
y. NJ Bsete b.. . badly sprsioed
sttle csssed by ios rollins 90 10 ~
Mrs, Patrick Daen Is, very ~ AID there
Is little lro'Esei Of her ever being better.
f;.lt J.eob', IS ,esrs old Is ~ snd
bis sife wbo i, 50 !. .lso 10 feeble health
John FsirmAn IL on the si,k list aud
Denuis Kelley hkes bis place ss engineer
81 Freedle,'s mill
-Q1ite $ large numb'r attended The
Martha Wastiustoa Tea Parry st Msp
chester Center Monday evening aud TO
port doe time.
Freddy is having some trouble in
getting co,a Tor bis mill anil has b,en
compelled to stop business several tmes
tor lev days.
The Howard Bros. OF Salisbury
have ca, and drawn quite . large stock
Of logs IRON the east mountain snd 81
pset 10 build mill 10 the early spring.
Mrs Maggie tLsTyl Cunningham
diei st her home 10 Bennington last
Thursday OF pDeumonii snd vas buried
here 90 Saturday. She leaves husband
and youns child
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

.ssa, lltsl' is tenet the $40 pso. 600 hss
is zoe ase.i ysu vaies saas Isps 81,
1900
TAs ITafts Of nsssiscinfsu. vtiet 10
Isgs sr,r.ssi s2s 600 600 per netih.
averaged ewes tsi 90. 900 pei notth 10
is2g. o. zcu isss 81 cpo. 600 Tor ,ruy
ssy IL he e.l,sds yer Bssiouiss
eth e., SOC .sT0 10 Jssssy 1899, The
tsuf@ srsv slssally. Ut,iI DsosUhsf
,boves sss e.. 0ss. Dsos u be .s8 March
o. 1870 .bosits larger siperi.lioos of
nspsisessrsn tt.b isn.s a. sry fttesd
lss noutb 10 cor History.
Not oblt are toe .Ipu;i. 81 nsrul.e
isrfs 10 1899 The largest 10 any yer 10
ear history. bat they form lsfssf pr
cenl.ss Of ont ,ott srpoi. thar ito'e Of
ssr preceding yssr, The rsteeeisss eeips
iof he eslendsf ys.r ls9a 81 n per cert (,
Tor ls9s ~ . pe, GEE, snd for 1897 % ?
per eetL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Mice. florrss sss Msy wy-sn vie
tied Mia LssJ H.ys iei tsv ss,s l.ss
vfsf
w J usgtiioh lea , co. ness,ly
by 'lifpits 90 TOO zee 800 brs,tins her
hip bone
--Tbs toes .aiilon esnusreed their
lsbor. last rbp.ssy .pa tsvs not ys,
flashed ttfii seir.
Rsnhsn Waite Is rsiy III With pssn
q suu spd o. ~ Ir.stlt vuiiBs there 10
little hope OR eoray
There gill be bitbdsy party siit
oyster srrptr Al Ge,rss BouoIs 90 Net
nesdsy tsepias Of this set
School 10 District No. 2 cIo.ei last
TberisT snd tas t..ehu. Nj. Wesley
BIS eohs 10 hfr bone 10 sSorehsm.
school 10 Dic,riet No closed on Sat
ufj.y Of lac. week. sae Miss LInsdop.
tsseher, hss gore bone 10 PoaIlney.
Mr. Bpstsf Of shu.hsu seems to be .
frequent visitor 8, Wrs, s,n5ss,e aud
there mast be soue special attraction,
TIE psopls wei, o, SYNDICATE teld =
bnsihe's ne, tiug ls.t Wednesday aud
elected TIE iollowios gentlemen IS the
bsildins eou mii,ee Of The proposed cbsp
el Stephen Beach. Martin Robes n, and
q snfse Ssidueis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

10 last weeks Journal ue characterized
beostor Pttligres's recent ut cfsnoes -
reasonable 10 time OF wsr any sction or
speech that will give aid or comior, 10 the
enemy 10 regarded IS tressonshle While
there have been Others ssns,or Pe,iisrew
hSs bsen conspicuous 10 this respect, and
from bis position bis vofds are cslcolsted
10 do the mosi harm. That such s,sts
nenh have given aid and comfort TO the
enemy bss been proved by many witnesses
10 The Philippines bat ne have room TO
qnoie DOL, oue. sn truset from . letter TO
. friend 10 ih. coutiry from Geo. L,slon
. shori time before be .. stot lie hsd
been on the stoasd Iona time aud mot
have kpoun The lrn,h Of his statement
His letter elosei as follow: II The 90
called snti.imperislists you'd honestly
sscsr,sin The ruth 90 tue ground, snd 20,
10 distsn, Autrles, they. waona believe
10 be tosest ner, gill be copviuoed OF the
sffor OF their statements and oorciosions
and Of the uniortaaags eject Of their pnb
iiesticas here II sn .bo, by Filipino
ballet IL might ss cell come irom ons Of
ny osn nsp. hscsas. | mos IRON oh
ssr,stioa. eothrmsd by esp,ured prison
ere. thsi the continasncs Of the fighting to
chiefly doe TO reports that srs sec, cot
from Anerics"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

The division OF TIE State OF Vermont
into en- enumeration districts. prior TO the tax
ing OF the l2lh census OF the United
S,stes, is practically completed aud the
supervisor Ter this State, Walter b, Gslef,
OF Burlington. lie prepared to send spplics
ton blanks TO tbose Who wish 10 be consid
cred candidates Tor the posi,lon Of enumer
stor. There will be sbout 275 enumers
lion districts 10 the State and this Number
OF enumerstors ~llI be appointed 10 gen
srsl, town iiass hsve been followed 10 the
division, although some Of the lager
pisces have been divided into two OF more
disirc,s aud lev OF the smaller towns
have been added to adjoining town Tor the
purpose Of enumeration, slthonsh. q
course. the population OF each tosn will
be distinguished end reported separately
Tbs enumeration will bsgin on the Gr.,
day OF Jnoe. 10 ell elite. for whicb s 900
iabsbi,spts or mote we're reported 10 1890
1, mus, be completed within ,so week spd
10 oil ihe cthsr disuic,s 90 or before tbe
6rsi day Of July.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

There Is no better medicine for To
babies than Cbsm b rlslD's Cough R-n
edy. Its plessslt ste sod prompt al d
eflectusl cures make IL a fAyorite vi b
m others cad sn.all CHILDREN IL quickly
cures their coughs aud odds. preventing
pneumouI4 or her eeri n, consequences
II also cures or up and has been used
10 tees OF tbons,ods OF cases without q
single failure &c az Ne Se hsve been abb.
TO learn. 1t q t ouis cures Group, bot
when given NJ spon - The ofo0py cough
sppe.rs, will prevent the s,t,cs. 10 cases
OF shopping cough Il hquthes the tough
u ncns. m.kins IL es-ief ID uXpectorste
snd lessons the severity and In queucy Of
the psroyJsns OF coughing. thus dfpriv
log that disease Of cry Danger ns conse
queuc.s. For sale by II WhWple, Man
che.ter q ntrr;A u Pv,iooue. Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

{ Gov Isylor is undoubtedly correc, in
saying tbs, 90 real pesce can come TO Ken
tucky until the Goebel law 10 repeslsd,
That 10, Of coutsC, responsible Tor oil
the trouble In the state. Moreover. the
Law hiss DO sctusl defenders any where.
The Courier Journal, which vas one Of
the most sti ct OF its spoloaists during
The CANVASS. DO. which condemned IL and
its sutbor ssvseely before the campaign
began, nov inlimstes that the law 10 bad
We sl~syt bad, End ssys that Goebel wS
not the suibor Of IL at ell. but lays the
blame on some other culprii. A law
which has among lie enemies . large ms
iority OF The people Of state, aud which
cannot ind single open defender among
Ito supporters or spologists, 10 necesssri
Iy rear its end.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Rev W. Il Davenport presohed to =
large audience a. toe church Fhisy even
log, Februsry 8, after which three vera
received on probsiion and ore b,phz,d.
The fourth qosrt.rly couietercs xss then
held, Rev L r Carrier receiving : un.ni
mons invitation 20 return for smother year.
Several ladies met With Mrs q "
Chsi,i1 Friday and Saturday afternoons TO
make sstnebts for the Evans children.
TIE family came b,rs last t.ll, we're very
poor sod the children we're 10 ss3he'ioa
condition for lscs Of clothing. Through
The kiudus.s OF thnr reishhors they seir
made comfortable .nd the I mily left Mon
day Tor Coritth, n Y thtr former homt,
William 8. Slles. sbo bad been III
for several moatts si' heart sod kidney
troubles, died s.tatdsy. Feb. 10. Ills
a. BE h,d been . patient sonersr. besr
log bic illness WITH gree, for,itode. Iii.
siie snd chiliren oil oil 10 tier poser
ior biz comfort The tuosrsl vu iron The
church Tassd.y Rev. T. X
Carrier OH stating, d 10 .ptie OF The
storm. . large unE. Der iesiihed 10 their Re
'pect snd fl sction for The deceased by
their prestnos Mr. S,iies va born 10
little more than ~ years ago.
snd bad held most Of tie tom oil Gee there
before moving 70 It'll. tom 10 1856 He
married Mshsls Bensos OF tits iowr, ~he.
siih tie four chiliteo. Mu Underwood
u Tosusssbs. Au Ai.sll Of Londondsr
", Chsris,. th. hotel proprietor here, spd
Eddie. Vito is . booitsepsr 10 ssnssriies.
\ Y. viii saivivs hin. Mr.. Stiles ss
kird ssis thor. . mac strictly bonssi add
uili be greatly missed 10 The family circle
Ini con nasity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Ssns,or Hosr ssid 10 the Ssnsts be
would Keep up bi. 6sb, sgsinst the Philip
pine policy OF The administration, but The
idea tbst be wonld iurn to Bryan Tor re
liei IRON The existing situation vas pre-
posterous. The Senator said: | do not
presaus as yet TO ioresee the Issue ofthis
Bat hsys ibonRht, rs ! have more
than once said daring the past tselve
months, ths, unless the Republican par
~ can be persuaded to desist from =
policy OF sublusstion aud to deal with
the Philippine people as ~e are pledged
TO deal With Cubs, The case is hopeless
The slterusiiye OF eleclina Mr., Bryan 10
not 10 my judgement TO be contemplated
for a moment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
ARLINGTON.


-Wilism Culliuau is working Tor 3. l..
Griffith at Dabby.
q lotge Andrew Is working for 'at
Hunter Machine Co. at No. Adams. Mass
There will be services ct ST. James
church mex, Sunday, Rev. J. @. Csrnshsb
OF She burLe officiating.
Mrs. II. Z. Csuheld, who IS spent
several months 10 Rutlsnd. has returned
to her home on Water street
Mrs. W. G. Bartlett. who has been for
some months in Shelburne Falls, Macs i.
visiting her son, Fred Bartlett.
= Willism Shepard, postmaster At East
Arlington, hsd 3 stroke OF paralysis last
Wednesday and his recovery is doubtful.
-On Friday evening Of THE week there
will be soci,l dance at the Town Hal
with supper at The Arlington. Music b,
Couroy's orchestrs, All ore cordially 10
vited.
- The M,ddIeLury College Glee Club
will give 40 Ell tvtt.inment q. Town Hall
this Thursday evening. They number
fifteen and ere foe singers and players and
all should hear them.
All are interested 10 tho tffice OF
Road Com missioner and We thiuk there 10
q general feeling that NJ F. Killisp, who
has filled the Office the past four yesrs. be
again elected. We can bsrdly afford TO
risk breaking 10 = new man,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Avoid oil oryios ipbslstn sod pee that
which olcspses and heals the msmhrsne,
Elyt G cam Balm Ia such remedy spd
cures Csisrrh e,ily sDd plesssuily.
Cold 10 the bead vabi.ha qaietly,
Price 80 cents =, druggists or ty mail.
Cstsuh caused difiouly 10 speaking
snd 10 . great extent loss Of hesrips, BY
The use Of Ely's Cresm B,ln dropping Of
N ueu. hes ceased; voice sod hesrius bsse
greatly improved, ~, W, Dsvidsor, Any
OF Law, Monmouth. III.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

~ their greet Superiority 10 nHmbeit
he British ksys ,neceedsd 10 e.ttisf
The Bosrs sad relieving Kimberly. There
v. 90 herd Ashtitg and tie Beers retired
10 seed ordu, lo,its .hoDt 100 wagons,
bsi thsr cspisrsd ptsrly 200 Biiiis
vssots. They sill nks up nss hoe
81 defence snd gill 20, be likely 70 sIye
up sisbou, 3 bard struggle and bavy
hshtins II Ia possible thst their re-
ur.nsoi sitboots 6sht ss ruse to
dpw The Bnush ishber from tier base
Of supplies.