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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-14

Hemos dejado q San Vito Y &
Beppe inteD tando introducir en- Ell
sepulcro la GAIA vacfa, y pensando
ell modo de ponerse pronto en salvo
ION el cuerpo del marques E1mun-
do de Praga.
Una vez colocado ell feretro, fu6
devuelta la lapida su ito Y CO
mo habfan dejado los utensiios
ia cal para tapiarlo, en- IN instante
San Vito complete la obra como
habil albafil.
-Escucha, dijo luego baian1 10
la voz despues que haya d-jado a
tn Self 1r en- lugar seguro, volvere-
mos aquf, porque al despuntar ell
dia, yendra con seguridad ell guar
dian, q yer que ha sido de nosotros
y debe encoutrarnos rezando sobre
la tumba.
Themes raz6n: estoy q tn dis.
posicion.
-Espera pues, que te. ayude
cargar ell marques al hombro. Yo
te servire de gufa: llevare conmigo
una de las luces, pero al primer
rumor la apagare en- saguida. Des-
pacio Y silencio.
Beppe Sc doblaba un POGO bajo
el peso del cuerpo del marques, &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-14

20 no lie he visto mas que IN jnstan-
tie me cause miedo. :. tenla una
mirada que no puedo recordar SIN
temblar. Vaya Federico no vol
vais de nuevo la cabeZa: luradme
que no perseguireis ese hombre...
sNo?- lohl Dios mfo----
Vencida por una emocion mas
potente que su yoluntad, la pobre-
ella cay6 desvanecida.
Cuando volyi6 & abrir los ojos,
Federico 20 estaba va ALI y la l6-
ven viuda no encontro q su cabece
ra mas que Ginetta.
Federico cd6nde esta Fe-
dericop-grit6 Editta procurando
rehacerse de su abatimiento.
-Ha salido- --
~Salido, ssin dejar dicha nj una
palabra para mi?
No. no ha dicho NADIA; ha
Yenido q avisarme que estabais NAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-14
Ell KEsUCIltADO

y hugo suplicando no diieramos na-
da a la condesa de su vista.
@Esta bien murmuro debil-
mente Editta.
Z colocando su mano en- ell cora.
zon, como para moderar sus espan-
tosos latidos
CDios milo pens6 has que .Fe-
derico no ponga en- practica sus
amenazas; protege a mi Adriana
a9uel hombre.
Ginetta en- tantc formaba en- su
cabeza mil congeturas, entire las
cuales sobresalfa la de que el i6ven
vizconde estuvisse enamOrado de
la bella viuda y que esta le hubie.
"a rechazado.
Sin embargo, serfa una bellfsi-
ma pareja~concluy6 entire sly 81
yo estuviera en- Ell lugar de Elitta
no me opondria. Ell sobrioo vale 10
que Ell ito y ann algo mas.
iOh9 las camarerasl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-14


tinta
ion drecta. detail
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

10 - sflicie OF great poser 10 the Ans
a,i Iumbsr OF The North Ame'iosG Re
,lss 90 The lssalsf Gases" eI ssrstor
George y Eiuunds shows that the recent
dsci.ion. Of the sppfsms court d rive
special sisaihesnes irem the tsei ttsl
they tsrd u de,trnipe fer I'll tine 10
eons, the iaud,nsplsi sbd eons,iiutionsi
relsiioas Of eo5sts. aud president 10 peo
pies .ho nsy 90, hsppen to be within the
bonndsris. a spf sisie 10 the Uniop, bit
also are stall snbin the political dominion
Of our costtfy 10 come Of it, territories.
10 tfsei, IL IL settled by thi decisions
that there are sJmt OF the projections OF
The eonslitation sssisst nnbiidled posef
10 vbieh The Inhabitants OF osied tetritor
lee are not entitled, Bat the qaesiiou ~
msin,, whether they are entitled 20 sny
constitutional protection ., sll Mr. FL
% unds enumsra,es some Of The rights sc
cured TO The people Of the States by the
consultation sgsinsi Invasion BY congress =
such ss the rights 10 The tree exercise oil
religion. 10 freedom OF speech and OF the
press. to pesce,ble assembly sod to petit
ton OF the government for redress oil
grievances. TO keep aud bear arms. etc.
These aud other similar rights, the veners
Bile statesman sssetts, we're understood by
trainers oil the Constitution 10 be smons
fundamental snd fashionable rights Of man
living 10 oivilzsd spd organized commupi
ties; and II can hardly have bsen intended
thst congress, the creature Of the consti,u
ton, snould exercise the power over terri
tories impaired TO 1t by the constitution,
except under the limitstions aud prohibi
tons imposed upon II by the constitution.
A sovereignty crested aud Ell ting only
by the constitution, sud yet liable to be
exercised contrary TO the provisions Of
the constitution, is, indeed. 9 paradox,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
ADyter TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed st night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering snd
crying With pain OF cutting teethS II so
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs, VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, disrhoea, regui
Is,es the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces infama
tion. and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teelhing is pleasant
the taste and Is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price Is cts q bottla,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

tt.hfA " Hss lssisl.ii's ssgrtmsni Rep
fsastisi4ss NsrAsn sgttst ~ vide 81
ttsi - e. as stfa tt tsya ~ be as 10
Nakas. ifS 'fs s.a. hsi tbsrs -
90 SsHs - ~ st,a,gs 10 hls ess
NJ .ts ~ ~ si.i@ .ssi q the
Ml@ss.ifgl BHit. 80 lk.t ,esiiEsri Get
10 thai ssriisn Ia ,iraeslt sgslS. ths
ssheGs = ,anliiits iosuss ssfissltstsl
sst itess,fii pfosse,s b. -.sD. 81 .pes
lsi usds tsailr Csssfs.s4se HsFhufr.
ei isws. .pots 10 The sane eeei he 10
sbsols.'lf orppted ie The reciprocity
ussilrs. 81 ga ,isgol1. bsesnse be DOES
Eoi bsiisft IL esisbllstits Tsnes by ife.i
lea Esss ~ tbs pfesi3sst .a5 Sea .,s. Tie
holds SIS, I'll Tsna. H. 3il orisin,le ia
the House .si bs treated - nstltr Of DO.
Gs,,ie sosesa. 10 bs atitfgissd BY beth
hoses oi Csssfets ssa TIE Pfe'issrt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
LETTER TO w. X. BENNETT,
Aanehss,sr Dspo,

Dear Sir: Ira Gould, 9 painter 10 Cole.
brook. N. Ii bought Of our sgept there,
Wesley Wentworth, 4 gallons OF paint
tbioned /. down with two GALLONS Of oil.
and gave his house one cost.
Every painter 10 town declared be bsd
psinted two coats.
"Thsrs oil the Tar the story goes"
a. Uncle Remus says We don't know
whether it made good job or not; bu.
the psinter thought it did. We should
cali IL printing Maybe the house didn't
need painting. A printing csst is enough
Il put on often enough.
Bat il Ira Gould hsd set ont TO do rs .
isyor. be oouldn't have done much better.
ODe ptiming coat OF Devos is enough TO
make psinters say, Hes bean painting
two costs, aud wants us TO think be hes
done il With one, and that bali DILL No
thank you"
We don't know Mr. Gould but We know
Mr.. Wentworth. Guess the story is
straight
Yours trnly.
+. W. DEvoE h Co,
p. $: A. l.. Graves sells our paint in
your section.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

-Jstss Tell 81 Buriisstet v.s rscss,
'tsitsf 10 tust.
wsl,sf ssss tee sans 10 Merit
Assua isto tss tfass Il @. II Holasa,
Mise Eirs Bre.ssea sd Man FiO
rtSss Hslsss siitsts The sHzntr setcoi
81 Bttsission.
Hen J x. Bslshslisr hi1 sess 10
puu. bis asli.s tovu, 10 .s,lsl 10 The
eeltbfsiioa there
-L,hSlcra pell Of ibe Arlinston
House 10 aoiss rsry ese Business this
sunms' snd Ne hope ,bs toess gill be
Toll snill oelottr.
There w.s bsttst plcoic IN the
grove beisetn The toe villages 90 Wed
nssdsy. An sddre,s Vi. sirsn by Rev,
Mf. Chspio, who wn 10 Psiin daring
the siege
- Tue snbnsI isir oi 81 Jsnes church
conducted by the Ladies Aarllary. ~ss
held Wednesday silertoon and evening
1, proved very snecessiol aud . sooi son
Of money vas real.zyi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

The work on the new reservoir and
power plant OF the Chittenden Power
Compsny at Chittendea has begun 10 ss
sumo defnits shape, There sre about 30
men Of work there setting up the iptricste
and heavy machinery necessary for the
work. The machinery has oil arrived 10
Rutland and large part OF 1t hes been
taken to ChittendeD. AZ soon as the sp
psrstus 10 10 pl,cs the force Of workers
will be swelled 10 300 and the work will
begin In earnest. The company hiss
bought. 10 addition to its large holdings
1t Cbittepden, about 1000 acres OF lard
known as the l. f,rts property.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

inio the milaons ~ littie tacts ~ I.r~s
ard g,so tho slssorr the eanvlsaiou 81 e
aaspsiN ghss,ly tint vlieh means PRE-
seat disasior Ah1 -srious ~ health.
The blle roisous sOasoh out and attach
every veal E'o, there Il ahcui yOu. They
make rheumatism And eout, II Yen have
them. ~ maoh wggsc that yea often sre~aa
with sdasd aeouy They ineTcass AMI In
,snsity Kidney and bladder truublcS rasy
HI ihe appetite AMI sposl he digestion.
They make the bead ache and. destroy tho
action Of Tie heart Tbsy dgprp~s the
spirits and cas, tho gloom o. premStgr.
aight over hi,s brightest day A hiiioas
man may possibly he a Christian but be
uanno, be happy
The sure euro for all iivor and hAous
disorders Is Calcura Solvent, the new mcii-
cine, pFcparrdty hewull known physician,
DR.. DAVID Kennedy Caean Solvent Is
foe sale by all druggists al 8 bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

A good number OF old residents are
10 town to enjoy the festivities OF the
week.
-By. Myron 3 Dudley, a native Of
Peru. gave q foe sermon Of the church
las, Sunday.
-roere will be rummsge sale Ut the
parsonage next Wednesday. Thursday
aud Friday under the suspioes OF the La
dies Aid.
MIR and Mr. NJ. d Lyon are eu.ertsin
ing their son, L. NJ. Lyon aud family Of
Barre. and their daughter. Mrs W. H.
Packer, Of Greenland. N e..
-Msny dinner parties ere given 81 the
Bromley House, mostly to e1cursionis,s
from Manchester aud Dorset LAS. Sun
day forty took dinner there.
u. Is V. Qnckenbash and wife OF
Hoosick Falls. n. Y, aud Mrs Carleton
Mosely and two children Of Chicago sre
boarding at the Bromley House,
The exercises on Thursday, "Old
Home Day. win begin il the afternoon.
the principal address to b. given by Rev.
Myron 3. Dudley and the poem by Mrs
Ira X Bs,chelder. Short speeches will
also be made by Hon james X. Batchel
der. NJ. Hspsood, NJ. Is. Lyon and
Others. 10 the evening it is expected
that the old,issbioped "Deesirick Sehule"
will be reprodu ed. Lots OF iuu.
Mrs Msrtts Hove. mother Of Merry
Hove, the / oled singer, died ct Brsttle
boro after long illness. She was born
10 Peru 10 1923. being the second dsugh
ter OF Asa Simonds and Sophi Lyon
Simonds She was educated at Burr and
Burton Seminary and Ut the age OF 10
vent 10 Maryland TO teach. and VS. q
no,e d tescher until ls4S xhen cue msrried
Q. l.. Howe. A writer In the Brsttleboro
PhoeniI pays this tribute to her chsrsc
ter; Lovely and beloved. her presence
will be greatly missed Among her broth
era and sisters in the church, end 10 the
sunday school, where she was . teacher
Tor 80 YEAR,, she vas always % inspiration
to every one TO seek that holy life OF
wtich her lite wnsnch . notable example.
Faithful to every doty 90 . wife, mother,
neishbor and friend she found time. des
pits her manifold o.res. to store be mind
With lofty thoughts and to seek the riches
Of thst Kingdom which 10 not OF this
world, aud many ssoul will bless her for
her loving words aud tender sympathy %
she pointed the way 10 thst higher lie,
which she ssrove TO live every day. She
hes leh rs to Join the sres. multitude 10
the heavenly spheres. bus the benediction
Of her ssinily life remains With uss proph
ecy Of eternal life aud happiness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
CONCERNING llRI.

What u n Apa Hos ~ Co.'S wa 81 a.
nes-s oisaniua sitte., ssar ~ water.
kot oniy the assire "a i,e comfortable, hot
the nood q beiag heallly, olligJs "a 70
make constant h.llt against Dirt
Nov, tbs human bsiy s. ile house
Nth this diaonnes The l.osiy takes ii-eh
down add builds itself up continuously. A.
cast A. the materials COMPOSING 1t are worn
out, nature trius 70 rcao,o them imne.
dlaiely,
A torpid o. incompetent liver fails 10
take DC bilo acids frum tho blood and 20
erpcl them from The boly ty way Of the
howela II leaves them ia the blood and
tissues Aud there thoy are dirt, They are
9Th. They diacolor the skin; they male
mischief whereycr they 20. They crowd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

D0nt be satisfied siih temporary relief
from Indigestion. kodsl Dyspepsis Cure
permsnsbtly spd completely removes this
eomplsiet II relieves permsneuily be
cause 1, SLOWS The tired s,omscb perfect
test. Dieting wont rest the stomach. Ma
tnre receives supplies from the food We
eat. The sensible way TO help the slom
sch 10 to use Kodsl Dyspepsia Gore.
which disest, sbs, you eat and can't help
but do you good. o 4 Adams. Airing
too: A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot; A
Il Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

TOE basic Industry Of this couulry /. az
rienitare. 10 1890 there we're 4 b6i 6il
farms 10 The country There are today .,
700, coo aud over, sbo~ing 90 increase 10
ten years Of nearly | 40 600 fsrms TITS
ineresse b.. srisen LON Two causes the
setllsmsn, Of government lands sud the
division OF great tnms. We used TO BE-
told, ieu or fifteen years $40. ,hs, the
farms were being consolidated and tbst
,hs ooostzl vonld be the, OF the future.
On the contrary, siacs 1850 there has been
. constant decrease 10 the average siza OF
isrms.i 10 that year |, was 2Oj acres. 10
1890 /. vas l3T acres.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

A scene Is frsseaied In oslshons ths,
cOuld be matched 10 70 other coan,fy Than
The Uaiied Sts,es dnlribntion OF
qzsrier src,ioc, al eoserrnett lard 81 81
nosi romiasl eosi began lac, week sod
will Be coaiinusd uuhi completed. Near
ly one hundred aud ssYensy tLoasad ~
pliesats have cone forward 10 comply
With The repaired esniilons oaly 1900
esn be successful. bat The others are tamil
Ter vl,h the tsius. sni gill submit With
tras Ansrls,n eaesrlalnsu There 10
sons particularly vslashls Land coeuee,
Cd si,h protected town slles. good deal
Of arabic lsad aud some IN the nourtaiss
vhoss ralne. usless 10 Minerals. Is slight.
Bal every ieo, Of i. viii be allotted TO
sonsbody. sra be will be ote oi the ionf
teen willias TO take 1t. gage Of the
pfessars tor homes 10 a Hsw eoulify ihl.
sreEi Ia sicse5issi, interesting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
STATE NEWS.

George Gale who shot and killed Char
les Fisk Ut Stowe last week with . CUR
which he didn't know was loaded has
been held under $1,000 bonds for appear
snce Ut The December term OF L,moille
county court
Bert r Kicker. the young man snoi
through the right lung b. companion
while hunting ducks st G'oton pond,
August 5. died August 8. he was "a
years old and leaves father and mother
three sisters and two brothers.
John w. Dorsey, who with his brother.
Senator Sephen II. Dorsey, OF Arkansas,
both formerly Of Benson, gsinrd nosoriety
In star route postal contract frauds in
Washington some years ago. died sudden
ly last Saturday, eyed "a yesrs.
DR.. Ralph ". Boyce. formerly Of Wood
stock, sailed from New Orleans recently
on the steamer Politician, as veter mary 10
charge OF l 900 cavalry horses. destined
Tor Cape Town, South Africa, for ths
British army 10 the Tfsnsvasl.
Thursday afternoon. while Of work in
the boy & Id in Derby, George Human
40 years old was struck by Lightning
and instantly killed Another man,
vbo was working with him IVES stuuned
by the same bolt. Mr.. Hinmsn leaves q
vile and several children.
Mrs, Axis Allen, OF Stowe. observed
the Tooth anniversary OF her birth Satur
dsv. She ives at bone TO the residents
Of the town. and . large humber OF per
sors c.lled to meet the old woman. Mrs.
Alien is very well preservoi and assists
daily 10 the active h usebold work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

TIE EneI ish parliament voted he $500
600 TO Lord Roberts advised by the kins
IN message 20 The house Of lords, bat II
led 10 = heated DEBATE. Dir Henry Camp
ll.BaanefmAp, the Liberal leader, made
the polut that. while LORD R)bertss sers
Ices were OF yslus and impohsocs, "the
war is not over, and tue distribution Of n
wards Tor closag It shoali b postponed
until tie troablo bad been dGishei John
Dillon, tie lhsb Nationalist, did not
uince mstiers. snd declared Lord Roberts
"hss sbosn the creates, iuhumapity, had
employed barbarons methods. soi been
= dismal iailure,p Ibe money was voted
10 Lord Roberts oil the same, by vote o:
Isl 10 70
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

W, L. Ranger, state superintendent OF
education. reports the SIMMER schools
this year 10 hsve been . success. There
were $50 teachers in attendance, repre-
sentipg one teacher out OF every sir 10
the state. which Ia deemed az excellent
average. The largest attendsnc was At
the Rutland school, and the smallest at
Bennington. The other sessions we're
held at White River Junction. Darlington
and Barton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

TIE original line Of the Boston 4 Yer
mont Telegraph Company rnnnips through
Vernon. Is still 10 place and does good
service between White River JUNCTION and
Mostrs.L II wss erected 10 ls4s snd has
therefore been 10 use City three years
The wire is Of English man uiscture and
did not shov any signs OF deterioration
Tor forty ysrs. It's claimed that the Sub
siitntion OF coal for rod - fuel on the
Locomotives has caused sons impairment
OF the sire daring the last thirteen years.
The olsim thai the line has probably The
Oldest wire intact 10 the Uoi,rd S,sies 10
we'll founded.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Ernest Miles, OF Wheelock. was arrest
ed last week and taken to the State 10
dustrisl school at VerRenpes, to which be
was sentenced last jane for breaking into
william Ssnborns mill at Nheelock and
stealing money. The court let him go
home 90 probation on his good behavior.
bat be forfeited his liberty BY steslipP
dynamite caps and selling them to boy
named Willie Peak, who lost bis life by
using them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Secretary Of Tho Navy Loos hss issued
90 order isfbdeirg tfieen connected
With the naval brsnch OF service to pub
lish their views on the anesti0os 10 come
before the schlry ctnri Of ioqniry. What
sver the restou msy be IL Is . fac. that
tiheers OF the navy ar, OF oil connected
With the sove,pment, the ores sbo spe.i
Of ofiioisl s1nrs With tue CREATES. critical
freedom, Uae u ihe ommsnden OF .
bstlleebip that iousht Cerve,ss feet re
marked a lev days sgo; | think thai
Mselsys tfsnslrs references TO R,sr
Admiral SeLIey ATE quite % per silL
The expressions used BY Schlty's friends
,ovsrd Rear AtGirsi sampson. Here IL
40 srtsignmept Of both s.dss ios eIctsnve
lisense In speech, bot also 40 iliustrstion
OF bow essy u ia 10 drop itto the error
conasmne5, Itsoald not bs necessary TO
issae 40 order Of tits tind 10 officers OF
tie Amy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Andrsw Carnegie, has offered the city
OF Burlington the sum OF $50 900 to be
used in the construction OF new library
building, The conditions OF the CfIsr
are that the city furnish 9 suitable site up
on which to erect the building and that
10 per cent. OF the sum. or So 600. be rails
ed yearly for the msiutensuce OF the Ii
brsry. The gilt was secured through the
efforts Of Mayor Donly o. HAwley and
Mrs. Grace O. Giswold tnd was made
public st 9 special meeting Of the board
OF aldermen Sturdy evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
A MAN sELD. NJ RI III HIdHRR

than his stomach aud liver let him. Mr.
Alfred j, Loider, OF Providence, says that
hls food used to stick 10 bis throat; and
bis ska was yellow rs 9 msnRold and dry
as 90 autumn leaf. He hesrd OF Cslonrs
Solvent, the new medicine and used il
two months, then be worked again. and
whistled as be worked. For free trial
bottle address Dr.. David Kennedy. Kenne
dy Row. Kingston. N Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

P. T. Thomas. Sumterville, Ala Il was
suffering from dyspepsia when commend
ed taking Kodal Dyspepsia Care took
several bottles and can digest any thing"
X ,dal Dyspepsia Cure is the only prepare
ton containing ell the natural digestive
fluids. II gives weak stomschs entire
rest, restoring their nstursl condition. o
E Adams. Arlioeton; A Fl Pettibone, Man
chester Depot; A Il Smith, West Airing
ton,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
CIR MaHfb Dor uual
TBuEsDAr. AUGUST. IS. 1891
pg aKosDs. Essisr ana rrssrsssf

Lst Thrrssy get Nsfnabi Day ~
nts.la std .teti sth yemprAs we're
ffssesi iselntiss ntFr psoninssi ntS
ifou TIE asis A iey .beri spesehss
vus nsss. tsi there vs pei Esse
s.gfi as5s fsis tls ihos I'D The escs
rst VI. mere sgs2rstls 10 lho. ffoseti
in uetaqHttns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Former Superintendent Of Z lucstion
Mason 8, Stone writes 10 q letter to the
Morfisville Messenger from Bicolod.
Neeros. 10 the Philippines. that be has
80 schools under his charge. His work
is somewhat different from that whicn be
has been accustomed to do 10 Vermont,
for h, says; Last week | made tour 10
to the interior and across the island. My
off cial attire consisted OF blue flannel
shirt. khaki trousers. soldiers som brero.
belt and q Colts revolver u d cartridges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
SARAH BOWKEk'S ESTATE.

~ bTATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, ~,
The Probate Court for the District u MdHcitesiers
To all persons Interested IN the estate Of
Sarah Bowker late OF Sunderland Ia said District
deceased; GREETING.
BY tho authority Of the state Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the ssd
Probate Court AT the Probate Office In Manches.
ter In paid District. on tho 10Th day OF August
ID 1901. at 10 O'Clock A. M, to show cause,
II any you have why tho account Of George q.
Gunis, Administrator OF the estate OF said de-
cessed ihould no DO allowed. and also why tho
residue OF said estate should not be distributed
TO the parties entitled thereto.
Dated AZ NJ Manchester, In said District, this lith
day Of Augusta. d. 1901,
Ib31 W. II, ED0FHTON Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate OF CHARLES " trAnEs.
The undersigned. having been appointed by
tho Hon Probate Court fortho District OF Man.
chester, Commissioners TO reosiys, trsmine aud
against the estate Of
Charles II slsrhs late OF winhsll
10 ssid District. deceased and all claims eIbibit
ed 10 OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that wo
will meet for the purposes sforssnid a. the late
dwelling Of deceased In wihhail on the 10Th day
Of January 1909 from oDe o'clock p N nnti
four O'Clock ?. N. on tsii day, aud that sI
months from the 10th day o. July AD
1901. is tho time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present Their claims 10 ia Tor en-
animation aud kllowsDce.
Dated At Winbsll this l6lh day Of July
A, ID. 1901.
oEpHUs WILLIAMS. nom,.
BURTON PhOUTY. W" -
MiGAsDA 3. hTAGIs, Administrative, Wlnhsli,
Vermont l93u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

TITS st,k The Eeratlicsts Of loss aud
Mtrylthd have held state couveniions and
shousd ltsl they ate thoroughly united,
/, vas the ssme 10 the earlier oopveu
ton 10 Otto. Rel nbiosns everywhere
hass good fe.on 10 be ssiifhsd With
their party and tbs is the telling mani
Tested loSs Rspublloaps, whose plural
ity last yesr slmott touched 100000.
held asplerdid convention aud adopted
platform 10 fall secor1 with The
principles Of ihe psriy.