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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-20

ern cliffs and crags across the Hud-
son, flush as vivid mantling her
cheeks, her lips quivering. She was
'making valiant efforts to control her
self before replying.
I'm not in love with him, she finally
said.
Perhaps not-yet. Surely hope not,
but it looks awfully like it was com
ing-and Nita, you simply mustn't.
You've got to marry money if have to
stand guard over you and see you do
t-and you know you can this minute
if you'll only listen"
The younger girl wheeled sharply,
her eyes flashing. Peggy, you prom
ised me | shouldn't hear that hateful
here-and you've broken your word
twice. You"
It's because | must. i can't see you
drifting-the way l did when, with
your youth disadvantages, you can
pick and choose. Col. Frost has mines
and money all over the west, and he
was your shadow at the seashore, and
all broken up; he told me so when we
came here. Paddy Latrobe is a beau
tiful boy without Il penny"
His uncle" began Nita, feebly.
His uncle had IL sister to support
besides Paddy's mother. His pay as
brigader in the regular service is only
$500. He can't have saved much of
anything in the past, and he may last
Il dozen years yet-or more. Even if
he does leave everything then to Lat
robe, what'll you do meantime? Don't
be fool, Mia, because | was. | had TO
be. 1t was that or nothing, and father
was getting tired. You heard how he
talked"
The younger sister was still at the
dressing-tablc diligently brushing her
shining, curly tresses. She had re-
gained her composure and took occa-
sional furtive peeps at Mrs. Frank, now
seated at the foot of the bed, busy with
buttonhook and the adjustment of
pair of very dainty boots of white kid,
whose buttons CLEANED like pearls
The mates to them, half size smaller,
peeped from the tray of Nita's new
trunk
There came footstep and rap at
the door. 'See what it is, Mia, there's
a love-I don't want to hop"
1t was card-a new arrival at the
hotel
Gentleman said he'd wait in the
parlor, IN" said the bellboy, and van
isbed. Nita glanced at the card and in
stantly trouble stood in her paling
face. Silently Mrs. Garrison held out
her hand, took the card, and one quick
look The buttonhook dropped from
her relaxed fingers. The card read:
MIR. Gouyerneur Prime"
For second or two the sisters gazed
at each other in silence.
At last the elder spoke. ''In heavens
name, what brings that absurd bov
back here? l thought him safe in Eu-
rope"
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bending over her with love and passion
glowing in his handsome face, pleading
eagerly, clingipg fervently to both her
tiny whitegloved hands. Mrs. Garrison
saw it all in the flash of second, the
adjutant not at all, for with merry
laughter she repeated some words he
had just spoken as though they We e
about the wittiest, funniest things in
the world, and looked frankly up into
brightest man she had met in years
so his eyes were riveted, and the tablear
had time to dissolve. All the same that
sight gave Mrs. Garrison rather more
than bad quarter of an hour. She was
infinitely worried. Not because Pat
Latrobe had fallen desperately in love
with her charming little sister-that
mas his lookout but what-oh, what
might not happen if the charming little
sister were to fall in lope with that
handsome soldier boy. At all hazards,
even if she had TO whisk her away to-
morrow, that had to be stopped, and
this very evening when they went to
their room Margaret spoke.
"Nita, if it were only for Mr.. Latrobe
| should not care snap of my finger,
but it's you--you! thought you had
more sense. thought you fully under
stood that you couldn't afford to lose
yourself moment, and yet if ever
girl looked like yielding you did this
very afternoon. For my sake, Nita,
don't let it go any further-don't fall
IN Observation-Disclosures you do"
The younger sister stood at the dress
ing-table at the moment, her face avert
ed. The Mary Powell was just round
ing the point, and the mellow, melo-
dious notes of her bell were still echoing
through the Highlands. Nita was gaz-
ing out upon the gorgeous effect of
sunset light and shadow on the east
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1.-The Royal Cafe.....
Order to Show Cause.

State OF Idaho
In the matter OF the Estate of Lafayette
Lansdon, deceased
estate should not be made
ast hucinaa Lansdon, the Administrative of the
t Ala, oi Lafayette Lansdon, deceased having
sa ner petition herein praying for an order Of
rho al OF tne real estate OF said decedent, for
'ne purposes therein set forth
ali 10 therefore ordered by the said Court, that
PERSONS interested in the estate OF said
ou u'e S appear before the said Probate Court
IN IN saturday the Sixth day OF July 1901, at
o. ~ y oiock IN the forenoon OF said day, at the
4 uo room of said Probate Court, Mt the Court
cansa IN IN the County of Washington, to show
why an order should not be granted to the
OF said deceased. '"0
,o ~ that copy of this order be published at
s i~s. once week for not less than four success
Sa re-. weeks IN the Weiser Signal weekly
paper printed and published in said Washington
,oinhty' ana that said pubica ton be com pleted
1901 piioi ~, n saIu ON uay Oh yui'
JoI,s, ~ may 10Th, 1901. Judge OF Probate.
attorney for Minor Heir 26-4
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How to Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide your
self and family with a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera anc
Diarrhea Remedy 1t is almost
certain to be needed before the sum.
mer is over, and if procured now
may save you trip to town in the
night or in your busiest season. 1t
is everywhere admitted to he the
most successful medicine in use for
bowel complaints, both for children
and adults. No family can afford to
be without it For sale by r. w.
SMITH, druggist
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Continued next week.)
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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co WAN 'IEo.-Capable, reliable person in every
n nhhhncla reputation; 1896 salary per year pay
ap,e weekly; 80 per day absolutely sure and all
~ straight bona-hde, definite salary. no
eeSSn,lilsslon; salary paid each Saturday and
sNpP M 1S money advanced each week. STAND
AMI noOsE, 1874 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
IF ,lBEL FOR DIVORCE.
JENNIE QUACKENBUsHl
VS..

FRANK QUACKENBU6H,
b. nnington County Court, June Term A. d
| lgDl.
| Hhereds jeanne Quackenbush OF Bennington
IN tie County OF Bennington, has filed in tn,
| office OF the Clerk OF said Bennington County
| her Libel for a Divorce from Frank Quacken-
bush, OF Greenfield, Massachus etts, setting
| orth, that on the third day OF February 1873
| che then bearing her niaidea name OF Jennie
| Bent was duly married to Franz Q1ackenbush
at said Bennington by @ II, Darling q Justice
OF the Peace And further setting forth, that
on the said third day Of February. ls,S the
ssid Frank Quackspbnsb, on the very day they
were married, without csrse or proyocation viii.
fully deserted your Petitioner, and has continued
said deserti0n hithereto. making and keepinQ
hts residence out OF the state Of Vermont That
there Is offspring Of said marriage, 10 wit, one
child named Ralph @. Qusckepbnsh, aged two
years July 18th 1900 That she has resided 10
said Bennington for nve years last past. And
praying thai the bonds OF matrimony between
her and the said Frank Qusckenbush may be
dissolved and she granted bill Of divorce; and
that the care and custody Of said minor child
may BIO To her decreed And it appearing that
sad f. aDk Quackenbush Is without the state 80
that summons cannot be served upon him,
1T Is ORDERED, that notice Of, the peniancy
OF said libel be given to said Frank Quaoken-
bush by publishing the substance thereof with
this orfer, three weeks successfully in The
MASCBEsTER JOURNAL, printed at Manchester in
said County The last Of which publications shall
be at least elk eeks previous TO the rext stated
term OF Bennington County Court, TO be held at
Man hester. on the first Tuesday OF June, A. d
1901, IN which SAID cauee ia pending, which
-hsll be deemed sufficient notice to said Frank
Qnackenbush TO appear aud answer said libel
and abide the order OF Court thereon
Dated the 2ud day OF March A ID 1901,
EDWARD II. HOLDEN, peputy Clerk.
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AnyIck TO Mornrns

Are you disturbed ct night and broker
Of your rest by sick child suffering apd
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 II 81
send st once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. Itcures dysentery, diarhoes, resu
Istes the stomach aud bowels, cures wind
collie, scfteos the gums, reduces infiams
tion. and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee,bing lie pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF The Oldest and best female physicisn
and nurses In the United States and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price 25 OTIS bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

What . coIir,s, Booker Washington /.
sble 10 draw 10 Summing up bis work Of
the past ~ years, IS be does 10 the sutebl
osrsphy hs is jl,t anishipa. Tsenty
years ego Al Taskesee be started OF 10 .
broken down sLsniy In so old hen house
without dollars worth Of property, With
one teacher sud thirty students. 10 bis en-
dcavor 10 improve the condition OF the
people Of bis race. Nov be locke at .
school. whose fame IL certainly nstionsl,
90 iustitn,ioo which the president vent
lao miles GOT OF bis way 10 visit on . re
cert ssuiheru trip. A, The present time
The iss'iiution owns 2 800 acres Of land
over 700 Of uhich are under cultivation
ssch yer. entirely by student labor. =
There are nos upon The ground, counting
lsrse sod snsii, 40 bulldogs, oil except
four erected by the labor OF the students
There are 10 coDstsnt operation Of the
school, 10 connection With academic end
religious training, 2s Industrial depart
ments. All 81 these tesch industries st
which the men ssd somen can nnd ia
mediate employment, s. soop % they leave
abe ins,i,u,ion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

"A. u. Reynolds has been siek With .
hard cold
3. A. gichsrjson Of Chester was 10
tovs recently.
-. Smith Of Weston called 90 iiends
here last week.
m. Glssson Of Manchester /, visiting
Dsvii GnEsia u ID. A Csoiedss's.
Mr.. End Mrs. a. A. rhomsoa hsse re
tufnsd iron Fitshbars. MSS saa are d,
q. G. Thomson's tot lev vssh.
-Tosn otscsu elected. Moderator
l. Y Woodssr8. tosn CLERK W w Wiley.
ssIsotnss l. v Woodward. II W Rice, j
Caldwell. hstsu o J Holdse. II N Fai
isf. W Bafnm, treasurer " " Wiley. con
stable Lyman Halsii schooi directors,
Z Sheppard. G W rossisy. road souun
s'coer. W W Wiley. ovsrsssr 81 ,hs peer
w VI Wiley. ssdilof y N shsv, pcund
keeper O 0 Tsomsoa. Voted to rsiss 200
co dollar On srsnd list
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

Persons who suffer from Indigestion car
not expect to live lon, because they car
DOT est the food required to ronrish tbs
body and the products OF the undigested
foods they do eat poison the blood, 1t |.
important TO cure indigestion ss soon q
possible. aud the best method OF doing
this 10 to use the preparation known o.
ko3sl Dyspepsis Cure. II disests whs,
You est and restores oil the disestive OF
gsns to perfect hes!th. o Il Adams, All
ineton;A n Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
A h Smith. West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
LETTER TO e. II. SESSIONS.
Name heater (snfrr

Desr Sir: II 10 your busioess to knov
shat msierisls to put in.o house as vel
as to plan il, OF course. yon kpow the {
feet OF zinc on lead 10 psint -toughens il
Do yau kGow the greater sfisot Of gin,
ground ibf
gFors psinier oab't grind; be osn only
nil. Deyos lead snd zinc is ihoroushIy
eroand 10 oil. TIE result is 30 intrinsic
mixture.
Your psio,tr can only mix, he caa
s,ind; there's 10 need OF grinding by
bsud. He should buy lead and zinc
ground together 10 oil.
Davce lead aud zinc is that; The proper
iione are right basides II outlssts lead
and Gil two to one, and costs 20 more
even less: for hand work can't compete
With machine work.
Yours truly.
F w DEvoE & Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
tukDERLASD

u. Davis OF Salisbury was the guest
OF Merle Pike over Sunday.
Mrs Z q. Bacon who has been III The
past four weeks ia improving.
The dance 81 II. Bakers 90 Friday ~
euiug was we'll attended and ell reports
dne time.
-Ernesi Bentley, who has been conf o
ID to the house for some time by illness,
is out again
--Mrs. Bstsford has sold the Orlspdo
Smith place TO Il. @ Bacon and hes remov
ed to Jamaica.
Rev. Mr.. Wsikias OF Arlington will
hold services 81 the Union church next
Sunday 81 3p, m.
The new chair stock company hss
rented j. Z. Williams shop aud expects to
enlsrge II, putting 10 steam power.
-Sug.r makers are getting ready for
the fts, run" and hope sors long season
as there Is prospect fora eood market.
Town ofican. Moderator Il N Shaw.
CLERK aud treasurer II s Bat. stlectmep
W s Holt. A p Bowen. John Parkinson
constable Q A Hall, collector Henry Law
renee. road com missioner George M Bort.
auditors II N Shaw. E A Grsves, E II
Fowler, arsud Jurors. E q Bacon. L Il
Lswrepc o., A II Graves. Total tax 50 80
There is . story going the rouDds Of
the county papers and some ont oil the
state that Jesse Bentley 10 The champion
hunter and trspper He claims TO have
caught Is foxes, . bear cub, martens. /
mink. coons. skunks. etc., on most OF
which there 10 bounty Of from so cents
to 0 dollars. II 10 known that be hiss r.
ceived the bounty on one fox. why has be
DOT secured bounty on the others, instead |
Of calling on the town for aid ss the town
report shows be hn done. He hes also 40
ensed local hunters OF stealing bis traps
attn !oxes in them. bat they do not have
10 It 81 traps or foxes for living, nor call
20 the town for sid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

A rival 10 Booker I. Washing tors Tas
keees institute is TO be established OF
400 scrss OF land ten miles north OF Cape
Msy by the Rev J. w. Fishburn aud biz
associates. who bsys assumed the name Of
ID Afrc.Amsricsn Equitable association
They bough, the land from State Senator
Robert 4 Hand add have raised oil bni
$500 OF the 81 the hnt instslmeut OF the
$4,000 which they will pay for IT. Th.
association also bss 10 baud over 81. 900
Tor beginning ths construction OF 90 indus
trial school aud Misunderstanding plant.
Farms will be allotted to colonists. snd
only Negroes vii be allowed 10 DO any
work II nnd.micua los, Negroes from
New Jerssy and from yirsinia and North
Csroiins will io,n lhe colony.
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rERu

-Pcopls uho have been III ere nos
sell on recovering, si,h s1ctpuop Of Mrs
D,ckeason, sho seems 10 be failing.
-Towu otheess; Moderator M b Lyon.
selec,nsn n u Lyon, T. NJ Bstchsder, 4
A 5swJer. CLERK Il | B,tchsid.r. listers J
ii Store, q W Whitley. MI Hspsooj,
sadiior Gsol,e y Nbitoss. road con mite
siopu Z Il Cso..usn Aelo3i director Ia
Ca l. Bsielelder, irosise OF public money
ii u Lyon. tosu sssOt X Bsictsidsr,
ienee sissefs W F.rpuu, q ". Whit
oey, Y 4 aymso, iespeciot OF lestber II
l'Bucbelder ~ uLd keepers Z 7 Wymau,
CIV Nhafey. ,ofssi OF Of VOID. etc @
" Wniitey. aItou ornb eemsifty w W
West siilssr esuetsrY L ( Wgnsa. over
seer " " W.s, stsrd I8fpr, L Il Cross
msp. ires.untr II Bi,ohtideI. Tex voi
ed az 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF WILLIAM SHEPHERD
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF sll persons
against the estate OF
William shepherd late Of Arlington
in ead District, deceased and all claims exhibit
ed In offset thereto hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid at the
late resldence OF the deceased in East Arlington
on the 18Th day OF August 1901, from enc
O'Clock P. n. mt four O'Clock M. on SAID day
and that six month- from the 18Th day OF Feb.
ruary A. D. 1901 10 the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to plssent their
claims to ns for examination and ALI vance.
Dated at Arlington this 18Th day Of February
D. 1901.
j Il. JUDS0N, co,,,,.
A. H JUOs0N, I oom ~
Mary l.. shepherd, Administrative, Arlington,
Vermont. 453w
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HYkUS A. hOBEkTs Estatc

fTATE on VERMONT, District Of Manchester, %
re II REMEMBERED, that Vt = session OF the
Probate Court holden at Manchester within and
for ssid District on the 2Glh day Of February
A. D. 1901.
Whereas, = certain ipstfnmsnt In writing,
purp0rtlng to be the last will and testament N
Oyrps A. Roberts, isto Of Manchester, 10 said
District, deceased. having been this day pre-.
scented 70 said Court for Probate and duly 6led
IN the Registers Ofiice Therefore, II 10 ordered
hat all persoBs interested 10 the estate Of aid
deceased be notified 10 appear before said Court
At the Probate Office Ia Manchester, in sald
District on the Ath day Of March A. ID.
1901, a. 10 o'clock In the forenoon BY pnbea-
ton Of this order. three weeks sneeessiseiy pre-.
sious thereto, In the Manchester J0rssAL, .
newspaper printed At Manchester aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any the; may have, why said
instrument 10 writing stonld not DO proved ard
allowed A. the last Will aud testament Of the said
deceased.
f3sw W. EDJEHTOE, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

EX-Pntidelt Harrison, at last accounts
wss dying at bis home 10 Ipdisnspolis
He ~s attacked with the grip seyers
days seo, and this seems 10 have beer
followed by ppenmcnis. Bis age beial
sasinst BIN 10 the struggle for lie,
While not brilliant President Harrison
vas . man u marked ability, bat conser
vaiive 10 action. BE made good and
safe Prtsijeu., though he might not hsv,
succeeded 80 well liza c,isis bad occurred
demanding positive action. He was recos
nissd by the irsltroliy - = very able las
yer aud vs. employed 10 many 10 por,sn'
cases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

1, teens 10 BE- generally sdmitted that
Admiral ssnpton has made = nisiske
TAe us~ lag permits The promotion Of 60
lated nsu 10 commissioned rspk 10 TIE
navy, sltheush filnsss Tor such promotion
must h. thoroughly demonstrated. Al
nirsl ssmpsoo has nsfusei to endorse tas
application Of gnnDef sto served under
him snd who sishes 10 be 90 ensign. The
admiral oliaeis to snch promotion on
The ground msinly that tbs enlisted nso,
not having bad "the social advantages th.i
ere requisite for commissioned officer"
vonld not be- credit TO the service II sd
vancsd 10 such rank There could hard
~ be anything more up-Americsn than
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
osrr Az lNnn ~ Rr.prNn

may save yeu . mile o. suffering "Mos,
OF my life, says Rochester, N. y lady,
~ bors tbe tpfments 81 irdisesiion. liver
complaint and The ailments thsi tag slor q
sitsr ihese tee. The pew medicine. Cal
cara solvsnt. RID ne OF the whole batch
10 lees thsn three months For free irisi
bottle vtise 10 Dr. Dsrid Kennedy. kssre
dy Rov. kiass,o.n, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

u b. been tally dsnoesifsisd tia
Eli's Cstsp Bsl@ 10 spscil, for Nsss
C..nh skI scla 10 tbs bred. This dil
ilnrii9s t. bssE seaisved oriy ss Tho %
col, q ooobeIsd 1sese.fsi zee A net
hl3 eesaltlep "a The mcDtrses 10 toe lss-
81 psssss esa be cared by tais parii'iDs
spa bellies trs.nsa,. ssii BY drug
si,ts ca u sill BE Hsilsd Tor 90 cents by
Liy Bfelher, % W.nss Street. Nee
Yofk. I, spresss ever Toe nsnbfsps. 10
absorbed srd relief IL inmseists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
W A HINaToN. ID. q

Genesee Pure Food Co., Leroy. N. Y:
Gentlemen; = Oar family realizs 80 much
from the uss Of GRAIN-O thst l feel
must say . word to induce others to use II.
II people are interested In their heslth and
the welfare Of their children they will use
40 other beverage. have used them oil,
but GRAlN-O l have found superior to
sDy, Tor the reason thst il is selid arsin.
Yours for health G. +. MYERS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

Fred 6tieklss Is la proving alter ,
long snd serious iliness. Mrs. Chillis r,
maine shout the same.
There vn 90 service d the church or
5 undsy. - the pastor Vas called to off q
ste At tho funeral Of Mr.. 8. Back Of Al
Iineten.
--luyitstlons ere given Tor the xeddir 9
of Fred Il. Smith snd MNths A. Gal
brsith, which Gill tske place at the brides
home on March IA II s pm.
r d. R,odsii. life looe resident oil
this tosr. passed sssy Mobd.y evening
d.tr long iIioets, ssed seventy seven
years. He ia survived by bis vile end
four cbildree, three sisters end three broth
eu The funeral oecnrred on Thur.dsy
Il the house. sermon by Rev. W. x. II, d
or. Who took for bic tsxt John l4.is Very
sppropris'e selections we're rendered BY .
qnntits.
-Tosn meeting passed a quietly.
There YES . complse change OF ofissrs
sith the exception Of town clerk aud iress
orr. TOE follosioe ofiicsrs were elected.
Toxn clerk N J Hurd. treas W 4 Beat
ley, sslscinen John Hayes. Z l. HARD,
George Ssidmore. ovsrsstr OF the poor
John Msnror. 1u. constable Roy Bentley.
second constable ". N Lineolp, iis.ers
Hairy Hard, Harmon Tucker. Layton
Bentley. saditors v @ PECK. N J Hard,
aud CLARK Soos, read con issiopsr Gilt
too Mssrs. sehool director John Proven.
Trustee Of public money DIR Z r Hoyt.
,oss grand iosor HsfIsrd woodcock,
ssest to prosecute snd defend snih for
" 8 Bentley.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

Trsuble between Rassis and Crest Br
tain bss srisen :, Tien.Tno. Cbins osel
the ownership Of piece Of land. Tb,
latter claimed TO have been 10 possession
OF II Tor years srd when they com need
to nss IL for railroad purposes the Ra,
sisns object, claiming II was ceeded it
them by Cbiua The British took posses
siop OF IL by force aud sssinst the visorou,
protest OF the Russisns Serious trouble
msy grow out Of IL, though the matter
msr be arranged by diplomscy. There IL
much III feeling between the two nation.
aud trouble is likely TO come soon,r OF
lster.
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MR. MARTIN MONTGOMERY

formerly Of RoIbnry, N Y. nos OF Sill.
vsrs. Pa Whites TO bis old FREUD. Dr..
David kennedy, Of X .nnsdy Row, Kings
TIM, N Y: The ne~ medicine, Cslcurs
Soiven'. 10 immense II cured ms Of liver
srd kidney iiontles. sDd rbenmstisu. Of
ter lns OF sesry dosi q uith things tbs,
did no sooi. II il record ,bresker ssd 10
mistake" S'nl 10 DR.. X Tor free Trial
bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14

A 1he lessls grocery has been started d
Povnsl BY q T. snd Arthur q Parker,
undes the fem usms OF q T. Parker and
Go. The firm will cover tho Territory
within = radius Of Is miles. The s-nior
member OF the 6 N has rnn general
store for many years 10 Powo.l The suc
cess u the undertaking is looked iorssrd
10 With some irtrrett on sccouut OF the
sm III slzs ofthe toan OF Posnsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-14
F. w. DEvon & Co.

Nesrly the entire office forea OF the Vel
mont Farm Machine company 1t Bellows
FILLS ia working evenings, slso q part oil
the shop force. This I, the busiest sea
sou OF the year and the rush will continue
well Tito the spring. The number Of en-
ployes 10 the largest it has ever been,
many new once being added the past
month,