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Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
Electoral

None OF the foregoing states was
carried by Bryan in 1896. although
he secured one electoral vote in Cali.
fornia and one in Kentucky. OF the
states enumerated above Che repub-
lican p|uralities in. Maryland, West
Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky. North
Dakota, California and Oregon
might be considered close, ,butip, 1896.
the republican pluralities were large,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Following is{an estimate of the
vote in debatable territory based on
the Maine election, which showed a
republican: slump of IL per cent and
a democratic:gain of % per cent. As
suming this ratio of republican loss
and democratic gain to obtain in
other states, the following pluralities
for November are computed based on
the vote of 1896:
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

To borrow a Bible quotation, "a
house divided against itself cannot
stand" Paraphrasing Linco]n's de-
claration, II may add that this ma
tion cannot endure half republic and
half colony-half free and half vas
SAL" Our form of government, our
traditions, our present interests and
our future welfare, all forbid our en-
tering upon career OF conquest
W. }. Bryan.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
legislative Convention.

democratic convention for the 18th Leg
islative District will be helm at the court
house in the city OF Brainerd, Minnesota. on
the 9Th day OF October, 1900, at O'Clock p.
M. for the purpose OF placing in nomination
two (2) candidates for the house of represen-
tatives
Each county in the district will be entitled
to one delegate to each one hundred votes.
cast for Fl. G, Stivers for representative IN
1898, which gives the following delegates for
the Counties named;
Crow WiDG... ..... ....S Morrison .........16 6
J. +. McGINNIS,
Chairman
Dated at Brainecd. Mimi, Sept. 18th
1000.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
Candidate for County Auditor.

respectful announce to the voters OF
Morrison county. that I am a candidate
for office Of County Auditor, at cCmiDg
election. ii elected will perform the dut-
les pertaining to said Office in a true
and ialtfnl manner.
Respectfully,
B. Y MCNAIRY.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
City .Council.

The city council considered the ques-
lion OF putting in new heating plant
IN the "ity hall at Tuesday nights meet
ing, Geo. Schroeder was instructed to
prepare specifications for such a plant
and the city clerk was instructed to as
certain the cost OF wood burned during
the winter.
800 was appropriated to aid the
Galveston sufferers.
Aldermen Martin, Mecusker and Mar
tin were appointed a committee to re-
port amount OF expense iu the light and
water suits, to report Monday.
The new band has been organized
with Walter Folsom as director. 1t is
expected to give series Of concerts this
winter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
Announ nCement.

: In Difference to the urgent request and
advice Of friends, I, the undersigned,
hereby announce myself as a, candidate
for nomination to the Office of county
treasurer for Morrison county on the
democratic ticket. .:::.. :..@ r.
am farmer, residing in the town of
Pike Greek for the past .16 years and
can speak. read and write Polish, Ger.
man. English and if nominated and
elected certainly can give satisfaction to
all. Il Il. :;
II respectfully solicit the support of all
who are interested. tr.i u =. za.. - i,
j. 4 81 81: ss,t< ALBEIT b. .TREBIATowsKI,s ii
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
laad For Sale Cheap.

The schlenz. farm 240 acres. in
Town of Swanviile; II orrison Comfy,
ie for sale at a bargain, Ayply to
Mrs. 0tillie Cappel, Admin, or to
ATTORNEY n. 4, Brattlaud, Ada, Nor,
man. County. Minnesota, s.,s=. d.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The tail OF the republican ticket
appears to be creating what excite
ment there is in the republican
ranks. You can't blame them for
not enthusing over Mckinley.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Treasurer John Wetzel of the city
school board has received $1,000 ap-
portjonment money from the state,
500 OF which is from the regular
high school fund and $500 for
schools doing normal school work
in certain studies.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
Announcement,

The undersigned will be a candi-
date before the democratic county
convention for the nomination for
register of deeds, and sol;cits the
support of all his friends.
WM. II. HALL.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Several OF the big railroads have
accepted the state railroad commits
sion's revision and reduction of
freight charges in various lines. That
is only one of the many good things
accomplished by this democratic and
populiet board.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The 'full dinner pail'' evidently
didn't burden the striking antbra-
cite miners, who under Mckinley s
benefcent rule have been making
30 cents a dav, while the coal bar
ons made enough. to contribute
handsomely to the republican cam
paign fund.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The republicans will nominate their
county ticket tomorrow, week
ahead OF the democrats, but their
candidates will be several years be-
hind when the polls close.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The report Of Grand Sire Pinker
ton to the sovereign grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows shows the membership
OF the order to be over a million.
There are 1860 subordinate lodges
266u encampments and 5347 Re-
bekah lodges.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

J. Ross Workman writes The Herald
from Fergus Falls that be has received
word Of his mothers death in Ireland
and that as a consequence he will get a
legacy.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The Swanville News. edited by Mr..
Hunt, who is from the southern part
of the state, appears this week. 1t is
a six column folio. independent in
politics. Mr.. Hunt is an experienced
newspaper man and should be sue
ceaSful.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The first frost of the season az
peared Monday morning. There vii
be harder one in November 10
some people.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Peter Cberrier, Il Pine Tree en-
ploye, had mis- left hand caught in a
shing|e clipping machine Saturday.
and the fore finger was split by the
saw. It is hoped to save it.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Harwood NJ. Bacon. assistant super
intendent Of the postal registry, Wash.
ipgton, D. G., was in Little Falls Tues.
day inspecting the local Office.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Robt, Rahier, of Pine River, Cass
county. formerly OF Cushing, was in
the city Tuesday. He has bought
land near Pine River and engaged
in numbering. He will run a saw
mill this winter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

VIM. Coil was found guilty IN Justice
Collins court OF obtaining money under
false pretences. NJ. T. Flynn was the
complainant. He paid the bill, 1855
and costs amounting to $3.50.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

OnllkI0 the best optician in
UDUVO the state will be at
the Hotel Buckman. Little Falls,
Sept ~, % and 20. Eyes examined
free.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
Announcement,

The undersigned will be cand:-
date for the nomination for county
auditor at the democra tic county
convention and solicits the support
o: his friends. Phil. J. Gross.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. ". }. Briggs, former
ly OF Randall, have returned there
after year 3 residence in Kalama-
zoo, Mich,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

A large arc lamp has been placed oven
the main ent, ance of the Great Western
clothing store.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The Tanner Mercantile Co. pur-
chased the remainder of the Medved
81 ocery stock and the Bell company
got the shoes and crockery.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Aug. Brick who lives near the brew
cry, was on his way hone Saturday
night with a couple OF taskets OF
rapes. Near the old depot site
someone hit him with a club and
when be came to the grapes were
gone and SIS in small change which
had been in his pockets.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

The phone formerly in Medved's
store has been changed over to Sim
onet Bros store.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Miss Julia Wise,> daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Wise of Brainerd
was married to Mr.. Kalusek
Tuesday. Mrs. VIM. Dehler. John
Wise, Misses Lizzie Paulson and Ed.
ma Chounard, and Mrs. F. Wise of
Pierz attended the wedding.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Miss Miriam Stewart will teach q
eight months term of school in the
Mansfield district, Swan River.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
woodmen meeting tonight. I'm
portant business. :s='ss'2 :

WANTED-G;rl for general housework.
Mrs. NJ. s. Kerr, West Side.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

UZNIUVHHltV UIVNlIs
For President
WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
For Vice. President
ADLAI E. STEVENSON.
For Congressman, Sixth District
HENRY TRCELSFN.
For Governor
JOHN LIND.
Lentenant Governor
T.J. MEIGHEN.
Secretary of State
NC. NEARY
Tr.AS,lrer-
He. KOERSER.
Attorney General
ROBERT C. SAUNDERS.
Railroad Comnissi, ners-
7. NJ. RINGDAHL. +. J. KNOX, S. NJ. .
OWEN.
Chic, Justice
FRANK BROOKS
A >sociate Jus ice
J. NETHAWAY,
Electors at Large
RUDOLPH SCHlFFMANN, NJ R.
PRE> DERGAoT.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Ernest Anderson has gone to Ash
land, Wis, to work at the painting
trade.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Shoes for the whole family and lots
Of them at. Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
For Sheriff.,

The undersigned will be- candidate b.
lore TIE Democratic count convention
for the nomination ior sheriff, and So
licits the support Of his friends.
FRANK HEROUX
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Thos. Miller and son have gone to
Brainerd to work on the new car
shops.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

At meeting last sunday OF the
Methodist church congregation at
the brickyard the following resolu.
tion was unanimously passed and
signed by all the Methodists OF that
section:
''UnanimousIy decided that we
ask the bishop through the pre-
siding elder to appoint Rev. J. T. B.
Smith as our pastor another year,
Mrs. Vanzile expressed the wishes
OF the people in the matter. The
people OF Little Falls will certainly
approve the sentiments of the reso-
luton, and all who know Mr.. Smith
willbe. glad to learn that it is pro.
bable that he will remain another
year.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Andrew Haugan has a good grip.
He is Randall section hand
who visited the city saturday. He
made up his mind to return on the
midnight train, reached the depot
all right and made a Jump for the
last coach when the train was pull
ing out. He caught the railing and
was dragged some distance. He is
now in the Brainerd hospital.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Miss Belle Swim jlehurst of Wadena
visited Mrs. ". H. Ryan few days.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

NJ. Y. Wetzel, Tom Gordon andDr.
Nero were at Birch lake on fishing
"trip. 5.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

John Hausman was initiated b.
the A. 0. U. ". Tuesday night. g.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Miss Jennie Obee commenced teach
ing school in Dist. A., Ripley Mon
day.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

CA. Lindbergh took his little
daughters, Vida and Eva: to Mime
apolis Sunday and placed them at
school at Stanley Hall.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21

Mrs. Wm. Forbes hasgone to AXE
~ to join her husband there.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-21
O.
Died,.

The infant son-lO months old
OF MIR. and Mrs. Ole KieIhus, of Third
street northeast, died oflbrain fever
Thursday night last week. The fun
eral was held from the Norwegian
Lutheran church Saturday after
noon.
s. The infant daughtes- three month 9
old-of Mr.. and Mrs. Amab Marotte
died Monday nj ght Of whooping cough.
The infant child OF Mr.. aid Mrs.
John Sjoquist of the West side died
OF lung fever Saturday. Rev. NJ,
Martinson conducted the funeral
services which were held at the house
Sunday afternoon.
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STATE NEWS

q, l. Kaoslton oil Bnting,on was re
hevei OF Sl25 10 Boston last week by two
young women whom be escorted home
sitter meeting them on the street,
The Emma Willard association h.s "a
t,blished = $4,000 cholsrship. paying 800
snpuslly, 10 Middlebury college for de
serving young women. The gift 10 In
honor OF Mrs. Emma willard, founder oil
the Willard Fsnsle seminary 10 Troy, N.
Y
The fret extended trip Of the Middle
bnrg College Glee Club will be taken
during tie week Of Jsuusry 2s.Febrosry
3. The club will give sII couctrts on this
trip II will slso ishes shorter trip later
10 the tern snd during the sprips vscs
ton will be gore On long tour.
Lewis Dsbris, Salem nd. ssys, Kodsi
Dyspepsia Cure did me more good than
ever took I, digest. whs, you eat and
csnno, help bu, cure dyspepsis and siom
sch trouble. J q wbippie Manchester
Centre; A Il Petiibone. Manchester Depot
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sekst,.d sith relatives 10 kspsri,
NJ 40 NJ. CF.mpies q IL, hsrs
bsst iatt sa.,i, q NJ AID Mrs. J II G.
Hsass
-Efae,i West Of Ass isrs be been
sprSAias fsv days siis bis psreuts M.
.sd Aa. g. Ii. Wet
An shosl3 remember the snepd 80
nstsos snd oysisr sSppsr to be bsla ., tue
ehstrb Thsrsdsy evening
Mr.. b NJ. Wsuea bss soss 10 Bosien
tof les sstks bat Gill be bach 10 the
early sprins to cortsst tie improvements
90 bic sltssay Gee place Iu Dorset Hollow.
The iuptril Of yivi,b Laid vs, held
frJm the bous Of her parents Aoodsy,
January s.h. Cbsfles Crsbdsll who died
vtrr Suddenly 90 Tpadsy Of last ueet
y. barred Thursdsy MH Musnei
ron died Sosd.y. January l4.h.
While Donet u,nsliy has oil the sun
ntr visitors II eao sseom mods,a yet our
enttfpfl,its people oasbi Boi 10 be salts
hed silh pfs, resulis More meets would
CONS II se bad srester socon o. odstions
for then. We need more aud lsrstr board
log houses. eur eoli links can be inipfov
90, our streets aud premises eau be made
mere s,lrselive, Every Que Gao do some
thing 10 mste our besuiiinl place Till
more attractive Now Is toe time 10 lay
plans Tor the sprinR campaign and work
for The common end List up sill do some
thing
Ca Thursday evening OF this seek
the snpusl donstion OF the Congregational
church Of Dorset will take place 10 The
yestry rooms OF thst edl6ce. supper
will be served, al which oysters will be
liberslly rendered. with the usual variety
OF other edbleF. Tue ladies are pledged |
to mske this donstion = highly salts
factory one. A large sttepdsuce ia sptici
pAed aud hoped Tor. Our Manchester
friends are hereby duly invited to join Us
10 our annual donation gathering. The
donation is Intended for The benefit OF Rev
DR., Pratt, who has 80 faithfully and nc
ceptsbly served us Tor 30 many years.
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ARLINGTON

Winfield 8, Phillips has retained &c
the U. V. NJ. where he Will complete his
medical course
The young peoples club connected
With the Catholic church contemplat
the purchase OF piano for the club room,
We have had 0 short ran OF sleighing
bnt not enough STOW Tor numbering. II
has been rmsrksble winter so far with
little cold weather.
The Hale Co. have erected temporary
boljiuRs 10 the place OF the one burned
ia order to resume work at once, but will
build permanent one il the spring,
Services will be held 10 ST.. james
Courcb next Sandy Tor the irst time
since il was closed for repairs. Rev. Cher
les s, Hale OF Ularemont N Il oflicia,ing
Great improvements have been made
upon the cherish builiiog and the society
have GOV q vtry pleasant place Of worship,
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g. II Appleton, Justice OF Pesce, Ciarks
burg. n j., says. DsWi.t's Little Erly
Risers are the bee, pills made for constips
ton, We nse no othsrs. Quickly cure
sll liver and bowel troubles J II Whip
pie Manchester Centre; A II Psltlbone,
Manchester Depot.
MAscHE TER DEPOT
--Almon Day is recovering from bis 10
cent illness.
Miss Mary Easbrook cf Bennington
has been 10 town the past week
Ernest Walker hss gone to Gardn,r,
Mass to work for E p Walker.
M. l. Msnley & 90 advertise more
bargains. They are bound to keep up
with the procession.
The Bohemian Club Is new club ju.t
formed) Is to give rovel entertain IN ents
occasionally through the winter.
The stores at the village, after this
week, will close at S O'Clock evenings, en-
cept Saturday nights. This includes The
postcf Sc.
Mr. Ber. 0rsis will enterlsiu the
Monday night whist club DtIt week. and
gill see 10 getting the club 10 aud iroua
bis home
Miss Mary F.ruum led last Friday
evening after long and painful sickness.
The funeral services was held Of the home
OF her sister. Mrs Sherwin. 90 Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock conducted BY The
Rev Mr. Watson. Friends and relstives &C
compsnied the remsins to Peru where sbe
ga buried In The family pit 10 the GENE
terry,
To 'he friends snd neishtors VITO go
kindly aided rs 10 the sickness and death
ofour loved sister. 10 be SINCERE and those
wto sent ho~ers, we teudtr si b grateful
heart cur sincere ibsuks
Nh ard Mn. w FARSuM
Mn snd hRs. g. Al FAhsuK.
Nm. sud Mrs r. FAgSUM
Nm sod Mr. II A. LAWRENCE
Nm AID mrs W A snLRwIS.
As ssf predict 10 the lsst JOURNAL
Tiers sss large compsuy Of friends pre-,
cot 10 ~iiLess the Cnsior Detca we'd
dius, one coults lion oct OF tovn snd
all tssiag very Zoe time. TIE oaly dis
sppoii tDeH, as 10 the couple who we're
compelled T. vfi, three hon's Ter the
train which vss delayed BY sn sceiaeut,
The iollosioe evening the con Il NIFTY vas
sarpiiset by the snuopnetmtnt Of The
birth Of twins. q boy Ard Girl, 10 Mr.
add an Cha lee Ddch Since srilius
the shove se regret 10 Learn tha the con
died Tu'sday uistt
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Mr. Theses T. isnseea 10 10 No
rofl Cat,
-Tts A5rsres 80 morss ieis 10 st'
qsatsrs is tet CIpsEbr biees.
--Mnh q B.iss Of Wsassla. Mss'
!. Vl.slrs bst eossis. Mr. Herry Bssty
Mr. " A Adams 10 tasttss ssiis 81
siiesssa rlst ls trissas is MsssesG,st's
-Rsssiu oosrees,ios Of Adebinn
Csspief y. A. NJ Tksrdsy evssiss si
Z o'cloet.
III. vess n prayer services sts bsisi
ooSiisss5 this vsst BY evening" netiins'
II The Baptist chsfch
-Ias snnasl mesiies Of ibs stook bola
sp Of Tee B,ltestiii Cheese Fseioiy vi
be hsia 90 Mobdsr, J.n 29gh.
TIE snna.l meeting fer elec,ioi oI
otiaen 81 TIE D.usblsfs Of The Americas
RsVoistlos gill b. hsla VI The home Mira
sarah Bewsb ili, "Wednesday sirrpooa 81
S'sl0ea
The 10. ul.f meeting Of the W q. I.
Z Gill be bsld 1t the Methodist psrson
sac 90 sstafdsy 81 . u, Subject toe
neel ~ hmpsrsbee 4 1T .bd ID bee,
Wy Of ne.ilne tia, coed. A tuli s,seod
sbee - dssifed
Nj B5buu Allison Of Fitehburs,
Mass xbo ior msny years uss 10 the en-
ploy Of A, O CLARK a Co, as 90 expert
leather splinter 10 the sonery, was 10 iown
last week 10 atiend the Dspct -Cpw ford
seddias, sud 10 visit lis msby iriends.
The F.elory Poitt N.,iobsl Bank at
The snGupl meeting elected the following
officers. Directors, A. l. Grsve', ID ).
ailsou, willi.m Root, L L wymsn. q
NJ Wall. J T.. Black, H. ". DAVIS. Presi
dent A l. Graves; Wee Presiteni, ID. 3
Wilson; Cashier. j Z. Blsck. Teller. w
II. Roberts. ssmi.snDusl dividepd 8 per
cent
MIR, LIPolntf, former re.ident OF
this place met With very serious accident
q, Belehertowo, Msss lac, week ~hile %
tempting to lgmp from / onog train,
An arm opd leg wefe broken tesiies Other
bruises, and ne she is 10 y ara OF age 1t is
feared she msy Dot recover She resides
10 Northampton bat had eune 10 Belcher
town TO wei, her ensbters.
Tue l.difs OF the rsrd club gave The
gentlemen members . pleasant surprise by
having a special meeting on Monday even
log at tue home Of Mr. ADD Mrs Charles
aimee Refreshments sero served, aud Il
he close e toe evening the following
prs wete award. frst General ptizs,
Mr.. q l. Young, secouu, Miss Cobufn
nod Mr. b, n Pet,iboDe, consolation prizes,
Mrs. l. G. Petklus sni Faux Brewster.
rbe utIt mretiog OF the club will be With
Mr. A. q, ovis on Monday evening.
The directors OF the Agricultural Soei
ty at the meeting on Monday adopted the
regulator: No drunkenness or
he use OF proisne or obscene lsoPusse
viii be SLOWED on the grounds TIE rsle Of
liquors 10 any form including
'Uno Beer" Three Per Cent, OF ttber
imiisr beverages. 10 strictly forbidden,
nd the society ofisrs g rewsrd OF $40 90
or the srrst SOL CONVICT N OF .uy per
on or persons for the violation Of the
4iquor Tax Law OF the State NJ on the
air stc ADDS during the fair A ma, Is
rats VII be recent upon The grouuds 10
ear any Gee presented.
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OuAiS.oi GnAIs.ol

Remember thai nsne vhen yoa usut .
ishciou', srpetiz'as. nonfstips food
irirk 70 take the place OF eodee. Sold BY
ell srocen and liked By oil .ho bsve used
IA Gf.in.O Is made Of pure grain. 1, aid.
digestion aud Strengthens the nerves. 1t
/. oct siin nlsut bot heslih builder and
the children - we'll - the sduis cat
dnnk IL with ste., btnsht Costs sbout
Ia s much ss eofee. rs std 25s. per
package. Ask yonr grocer Tor Grnr-o.
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sAspdATR.

IA 90 Convey is cor fned TO the hot e.
With the grip.
Lnmbeimen sre improving the sleie /
log and, as the mills ere crowded With OIL
ders, 90 wonder they sre smiling
There will be donstion party and
oyster supper Tor the benefit Of Rev. Mr.
Ry der Ut the NJ + church on Wednesday
evening. Jan. "a b. All are cordially in
vIted.
Mrs, George Bort died st West
Ssrdeste, Jan 18th eyed So years. TIE
funeral was held .. The house 90 Sunday,
Il '. MT Ryder officiating.
George Bryton cut bis foot quite
badly. while chopping on Mt. Equinox
las, week. FortuusteIy John Hayes was
there with team t. take him home.
Evangelist Cudwsy has been sssisiipg
Mr.. Ryder lie a series Of protrscted meet
logs which have been well sttended and
u uch interest manifested. Mr.. Cudvsy
is 40 impressive speaker and the right
man TO assist at such meetings. Mt. Frer
man assisted by Tl,yioe tie organ
Many Of the friends OF Mrs. Core
Vetsl attended her fIperI at Cambridge
last Sunday. Ste lived here before her
marriage, being the daughter OF Mrs
Hannah Ssje. and bad many friends
bete Her death was caused from con
suuption,
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Col lebs Pfoaiy one Of 10. Oldest
snd no.i pfoa lseui ei'ia.us 81 Ssspor,,
died 81 lis hons lssi vst alter loss
iilaess he n sstsirsa b. ous daughter
sad icBt cote, oas Of sboE !, HoG 4 srle.
A. psoa,y. iEsrst.,e eaEGsIee con ns
.isnsf, and sto 10 e e.sdids,s TO soeesfa
,hs late Ssbstor Moin | Col PrOa,, wss
rs yssn cid,
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FB rhutisld. Hssih Is.p.eior Of Chi
easo, ssys X del Dy.pspsis Care csurc,
be recommended too highly II cured N.
81 severe dyspspsis II Fiss.i. vhs, , 90
e.t AID esrss indigestion, bssribara and
al torus Of dyspepsia II whippIe.
Manchester Orntre; A Il Pei,ibous, Mao
chester Depes
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The modern and most effective cure for
coz stipstion md oil liver troubles the
lannon's little pills Known as d. Wits Lit
tie Early Risers II Whipple Msnches
ter Centre, A. H. Pettibone, Manchester
Depot.
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Il. HsEi.iOu ntarhed Ttutsd.y frou
Batlins,ou.
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Improved By rev vlndcva
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Don't 70 and bny a poorly made
Ulster because us cheap and wilI
keep the cold out
You want something more than
that.
There should be just as good tail
oring IN an Ulster as in an Over
coat or Suit.
That's where we come in with
our good work.
Our listers do not have that
clumsy look that most makes have.
We have had made mp a line of
Frieze listers that are of unusual
value. The goods weigh "a ounces
to the yard--the Innings are heavy
Scotch Cheyiots and Csssimeres
They come in different shades and
prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-18

So, doesn't indicate quality. Beware
OF counterfeit and sorthless sslve offered
Tor DeWitt's Witch Hszel Silve. DeWilt'e
is tie only orisin,l An iniallible cure for
piles and all skin diseases. Fl Wbipple
Manchester Centre; A II Pettibone, Man
chester Depot.