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

Naaar ads Bossd dssislTsly 10 The
greet indaausl COZ 4 Of bs,sssp smplo,
ere snd tm gl0Iees 10 the s,sel trade. snd
iha rssals IL snil 10 doubt The strikers
na3s gains ~ ptisbars, Mekscspori.
Wheeling sgd ljsli.ifs 10 the iasi ~
hegts, hai ia tbs main The advantage 10
suil vtb .he mil osptrs Btu sides
elsim 10 be preparing NOES that viii
btuF coain,isa 10 opp3bents, bu, neither
sae had eL0Ha lie hsnd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate Of JuLiA y. ODhsET
The nndersigned, having been appoiD ed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners, 10 receive, oIsnins
and a6jast oil claims and demands Of all per-
sons sgsipst the estate Of
Jnha v. Odben late Of Manchester
10 ssid District, deceased. aud all claims exhibit.
sd In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that 10
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid al the late
residences Of said deceased 10 Manchester Centre
on tho 9Th day 81 February 1909, from one
O'Clock y. until four O'Clock y. NJ on ssld
day, and that sir months from tho 9Th dsy
Of August a. D. 1901 10 The time limited BY
said Court for ssld creditors 10 present their
claims 10 Ne for examination and Allowance
Dated At Manchester tbis 9th day Of August
A. d. 1901.
Nv. COOK, e.,
q r. RID, S"mh'
Gao y. oDsxn1, Administrator. Manchester
Centre, Fermont lisu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

TIE raai tmstiss mfsists vs hsrt
,sst q l,is uorsn 10 ihs b Albsss Mos
sergu n Aaesd lpia. TIE oompotitsf
.issrilr EiEsa ise lls@s. oss Of sbles
rs.ss - fellow 40 izrrorsi slssifie
s,ssm s,rotliusis 81 Dsrinosih collsss,
ha bore elected pusslpsI Of .hs hish
sthsol Il BaI Lsb.,on. n II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
War SHALL Wa HAvg Fos DKursr

THIS question arises In The family every
day. L., % snsvsr Il today. Try Jsll-o.
. dsIieioas dessert Prepared 10 tvo min
siss. Nc bskirs odd hot water aud set
10 cool Fisvoe: Il Lemon. or,oss. Rap
berry AID Sinsbeny. Al your sroeers,
N cenIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

The Hon. Martin @, Bfnmbausb, Unii
ed States commissioner oil educston for
Porto Rico. says 10 bis annual report:
Almost every school on the island bss 80
American Gag. 0le hundrei sod eighty
we're recently presented by the Lafayette
Post, Grand Army OF the Rspublic. oil
New York city. These new a,a, over the
new schools opened 10 October last. The
patriotic philanthropy OF this poet is
worthy Of all cUmmendsiion. Ia almost
every city OF the islspd aud al msuv rural
schools The ebillrsn meet snd salute the
flag AZ IL u lians TO The lrrtz', Tue rss
ins Of the Dag 10 the siauai ,bal school has
CON meLced sud tue dte fJstes curing the
entire sections, TIE pupils then eng
'Amesiea' Hail Coinmbi. Star Spsneled
Bsnnsf' and otter patriotic songs, The
marvel ~ that .hey slra these 10 Eaglish.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
{ ,OMMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

Estate Of ASIA II kD9fhTon
The undersigned having been appoiutsd by
Tia Hon. Probate Court TOT the Dsific. Of Man,
CHESTER CcmlaissioEsfs, 70 receive. sIsmiIs and
sdlast al claims sno demands Of al persous
aesinst the estate Of
Anna II Hyperion late Of hsneLsslsr
In said district, deceased and all claims sIbiblt
I'd In oassi thereto hereby give neties that 20
uiii meet for the purpose sfofasaid al the
store Of u hhlppis 10 Manchester Csnifs
on the siss Gay u Jshssry 1904. from .rs
O'Clock ,. n. until four O'Clock on sad day
and that siI months from the sist day u Jsly
A. D. 1901 is the tims limited By raid
Court for said creditors to pfesent their
claims 10 o. Tor Examination and ALI ssnes
Dated at Manchester tAis slst day Of July
A. D. 1901.
NV COOE 10,
JH MhiplLf, DS"h
MAR iDgsxres .EIseatnJ, Manchester Csntrs
ytImoEt. itsu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Glasps, saolsua slll ur 90 srperi
ntsi 70 lss,es The afustshsr. -tish bs
hfessti ihs torr isto si'srsee. By si,ses
. mos poly Of lhs liasof bssiaess TO pa
,ata estpofsticB, shieh pfouists 10 hsod
ever "a itt city III i,s preas 10 ersess Of
PER cot ssa 70 m,ie saloon suuoa5d
ice. "ftspesisbls uiihosi nsiiog then
ubsnly ttmplibs." sbsts'sr that may
r~esr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
JAMES +. BACKS FsrhTr

kTATE or VERMONT, District Of Msnchestor,s s
Be II remembered, that at a sossioD Of tho
Probate Court. holden ut Manchester, within
and for said District on the ION day Of August
A. ID. 1901.
Whereas. q certain instrument IN writing
under seal purporting 10 be the last will and
testament OF James z, Black late Of Maneber
ter IN said District deceased, having been
this day presented 10 said Court OF Probate aud
duly filed In the Registers Office.
Therefore, 1t IL ordered that all persons In.
terested In the estate OF said deceased DO noti-
fed TO appear before said Court, at the Pro.
bate Office in Manchester in said District on iho
iih day OF September A. D. 1901. AT 10 o'clock
AM, by publication OF this order three weeks
snocessyely. previously thereto, In tho Man
chester JOURNAL, a newspaper printed At Man
oh ester Aforesaid. to chow cause, n any they
may have. why said instrument In writing
and testament OF the said deceased.
l5sw W. Is. EDGRHTON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
preaAsAN, MIcn. NAY n

Geneses Pare Food Co. Leroy. NY.
Geutl.meu:-My msmns hss been 8
sresi @. fee drinkef and has ioudd /, yety
itlancus Hssins ussi several packages
OF your GBAlS-O, the drink ttst t.kee
tbs place OF cofee, abe dnds II much bel
ter for herseli and for us children TO
drink. She bs given up coffee drinking
entirely. We nee . package Of Grsil.O
every week. | am ten years cid.
Yours respectfully.
PAWS WnIIAlss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

A sni has besn irsn,uiea by W, J,
Cots, Of Bsrlissicu, seiihg ss simint
trsior for the estate a The ls,s LIpn J..
Allen. sssin,i The shepard a More, Ian
Der oonpsry, for $40 oe0 damages, Nj
Allen vas killed. by live wire vbils a,
.otk for the shspsrd 4 Morse Lamber
Compspy, April II. 1900
10 lookiss over ssms old psptrs, Georse
Bfaley, OF B,ue. discovered . amber Of
OLD state bank notice which had been
taken " the Chelsea back years ago spd
whicb were endorsed 90 she back Of The
envelope containing them ~ hs.ing been
charged on to prod, add loss 10 1865
They are odd locking bits Of paper 10
,hese days Of nsnds me bank notes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Allos eossh 10 rua uniil u geis bsycna
,hs rsach ~ utaisine They often ssy.
Oh. Il will year sway, bat IN meet csses
II viii vear thea svty. Cosld they ho
indaeea 70 Wy The sacceesial medicins
called Keeps Bslssrs, Witch is sold On =
positive snsrssiee 10 cure, they sonld
Immediately ace The ercellent eject after
t.iiss The arsi dose Price y sod 30,
Trial sine Tree. Al sll drossisls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

Tee Western cosgressnsa have lately
bad sonsihisg 10 cay thsi is PLATA sse
very mach 10 The roini On ihs sabisci Of
Tara tiatsuss, whether cpsIly BY eoE
sarssi lseisiIileE OF 10 secret By tlsgIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
tuMlrAI.ASp.

Mr.. l. NJ Tsf, aud dsashter have
retained to Their home 10 Hoosick Pals.
No services VI Union church lee. Sun
day o0scooun, Of the sbssuee OF the minis
ter
Miss Frsress Bradley OF New York 10
si,h the Johnson family al the Bradley
homestead.
Mis. Msude 7 q, has returned from
Will to Believe f.ll. She will .pesd q
ies DAYS bsrs eth her Anst. Mrs.. Ire
Bea,lsy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

PAINT YouR BUGdY FOR TIC
With Devoes Gloss Carriage Paint. 1t
weighs 3 TO s CA. more 10 the pint than
others, wears longer; snd gives Q gloss
elusl to new work. Sold by A. l. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

la c.es u cough or group give the
little oue Ons Minute Cough Cure Then
rect easy aud have 90 fear. The child will
be ell right 10 . little while. i. never
fails. Pleasant to take. almost instsstsre
Gus 10 ,heoL o z Adams. Arlington; A
q Pe,tibone. Manchester Depot; A II
Smith, West Arliugton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE


Estate Of BigAx HAwLEy.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District VI Man
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all elaine and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
Hiram Hawley late OF Arlington
In ssid District deceased. and all claims exhibit.
ed IN ofiset thereto, hereby give police tina, we
sill meet, for the purposes Aforesaid Al
the late residence of deceased in Wesi Arlington
on the 18th day Of January, 1904, from one
o'clock ?. NJ. until O'Clock y. NJ. aud that sI
months from the i7h day OF July A. ID,
1861, IL the time limited by ssid Court Tor said
creditors 10 present their Gains 10 us for eram.
nation and Allowance.
Dated al Arlington this i7th day OF puly
A. ID. 1901.
CLARENCE @. HAMILTON, ca,.t..
ARTHUR B. WYMAh,
TsorHr HAM, Administrator, Nesi Arlibg-
ten. vermont. lSSs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

THAT BEAUTIFUL Clos
comes from the vstnish 10 Dsvoe's Warn
isb Floor Paint; costs 8 cents more 9
quart though. Sold by A. L. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-15

To Contract for Electric Wiring.
May let. 1901. b2ii2w
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20
Deepwater Items.

The drouth has given all the far.
mers the blues.
I Otho Allison was seen in our com.
munity Saturday visiting AZ his
brother Georges.
/ W. J.. kash who went TO Kansas
City to Toe treated for cancer, has
returned home much better.
Hugh Gilliland and wife made
business trip to Montrose Friday
j. ". Choate of Butler is in our
midst this week looking after the in.
terest OF his stock and farms.
Our new road overseer with crew
spent most OF last week AT work on
the bridges and road.
Pastures are getting short and
rain il much needed.
The social hop at Tom Hollis on
Thursday night wa, largely attend
ed and enjoyed by all.
Grandma WiIker was the guest Of
Mrs. james Ofill Friday.
DR. and Mrs Bowden Of JOhnstown
are the proud parents Of a beautifuI
baby boy which came to make his
home with them last Friday morn
Ing. June ! T.
Some few from our neighborhood
attended the Woodman picnic at
Ballard last Saturday evening They
had good time
Miss Glyn Bowden OF Johnstown,
was the guest of Misses Gertie and
Lulu Shelton last Sunday.
{. {. Cliser of Spruce, was seen iii
JOhnstOwn Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends.
J. y Smith. one OF our rustling
farmers. was in Johnstown a few
days ago.
Mrs. Lille Moore and son Willie,
visited home folks il our community
q few DAYS last week.
Mrs Mandy MOsier and daughter
Miss Sallie, Of Ballard, were the guests
Of ". II. shelton SUNDAY.
ROSE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20

Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack OF whooping cough and
bronchitis, writes Mrs W. X. Havi-
land, of ArmOnk. \. Y. but. when
all other remedies failed. we saved
her life with Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry. Our niece. who had cOnsump-
ton in an advanced stage also used
this wonderful remedy and today
she is perfectly we'll Desperate
throat and lung troubles WELD to DR.
King New Discovery as to no other
medicine on earth. Infallible for
coughs and colds zoe and 81 bot
ties guaranteed BY H. h. Tucker
Trial bottles free.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20
Knob NoSter Poisoning.

Word comes to Us of the poisoning
OF Il number OF Knob Noster people.
The Merry Matrons OF that place en-
tertained their husbands Thursday
night and served ice cream The
paddle, which was zinc. had been left
standing in the freezer. The guests.
ten or twelve in number. became vio-
lently i'll and all the physicians in
that city We're called in to their aid
This morning all are reported out Of
danger. 1t Is said that A. NJ Craig,
and wife and Mesdames Hart and
Hardy suffered most from the effects
OF the poison This is not an infre-
quent thing by any means and great
precautions should De taken in freez-
ing ice cream.-W arrensburg Star
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20
Anna Wyatt Iewett.

In the death of Anna NJ. Jewett a
pure soul winged its way to its i'm
mortal reward. Anna Maria, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wyatt.
born III Athens county, Ohio, March
II, 1861, came with her parents to
Butler in 1871, united in marriage
to =. J. Jewett June II, 1885, de-
parted this life Sunday evening at
9 o'clock at their home in Summit
township. leaving a husband and
four sons, viz: Frank, Fred, Eugene
and Homer. aged parents and broth
er, &. Pratt Wyatt, to mourn their
great loss. Her illness had been pro
tracted, but she bore her sufferings
with christian fOrtitude. Anna NJ
Wyatt united with the First Presby-
terian church in 1873, was an active
and effective worker in the cause and
died In the faith she had lived a CON
sistent, conscientious Christian. The
above is brief record of an anna BILE
lady, true and faithful wife. de-
voted and loving mother and are
obedient and affectionate daughter.
The funeral services We're conducted
by Rev. Jewell from the family resi-
dence, the remains laid to rest in
Oak Hill cemetery in the presence ola
large numbered sympathetic friends.
The bereaved have the sympathy of
the entire community.
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4 Pioneer Gone.

| George ". Pierce departed this lie
AT his home. west OF Butler. Oh
| Thursday evening June 18th. Funer-
al services were conducted from the
NJ. +. Church south. by the pastor
! Rev. Cobb. Saturday morning at IL
O'Clock and the remains Inferred III
Oak Hill cemetery, followed to their
last resting place by a large concourse
OF s0rrowiug relatives, friends and
neighbors.
George Washington Pierce. was
born in Carter county, Tenn. Octo-
Der 24th. 1909 He was married to
Miss Lyndon +. Swaggerty October
21st 1880. To this union 8 children
were born. two boys and four girls,
OF whom j : Pierce and Mrs. Bracken
OF this county and Mrs. Susan He'd
rick, Of Washington. survive. Mr..
Pierce and his wife came to Missouri
and stopped in Clay county III the
fall OF 1872 In the spring OF 53
they came to Bates county and en-
tered the land Just west OF Butler,
which he has owned continuously
since. His first wife died .Jany 31st,
1863 He married Mrs. Elizabeth
Chastain in 1867; she departed this
life in 1883.
1t can truthfully be said OF Mr..
Pierce that he was one of natures
Quiet and transformations
in his daily life, moderate and tenn
perate in all things, he spoke good |
Of ali men or held his peace. He spent |
the greater part OF his long and use
ful life in Bates county and never had |
an enemy, but had the respect and |
esteem OF all. He embraced religion |
and Joined the southern Methodist |
church in his youth and always kept |
the faith. He was a good man and |
The world was made the better by his
living.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20

". \. Farnham, one OF Rich Hills
excellent citizens died Of heart trouble
Friday evening.
The new Christian church at Amo.
ret will be dedicated the fourth Sun
day in this month.
Major and Mrs. f. H Crowell and
daughter Gertrude left for the east
Wednesday evening to spend their
summer vacation.
Judges Wimsatt and March. OF the
county court. complimented The
TINES sanctum with a pleasant call
on Wednesday morning.
DR.. Gartrell and son were brought
into court one day last week and hav-
ing failed TO procure counsel. and
being financially unable to do so. the
court appointed Doolev II Ludwick
to defend them.
j. \. Kline, a prominent farmer of
north Bates. accompanied by his
pretty little daughter, Miss Elsie.
made Us call while in the city the
last OF the week and had his dates
set ahead. Miss Elsie had accom-
panied her father TO town TO see the
ice plant.
Or, ". NJ. Roe. owner and operator
OF the telephone systems in Butter
and Rich Hill, favored Us with 8 re-
newal OF his son. DR.. ). A. Roe'S sub
scription at Arkansas CITY. Kan.
We understand that DR.. Roe is work
ing into 8 good practice in that cirv
which he we'll deserves.
A. ). Kelley OF Ripley county took
his first ride on the train the other
day when he went from BloomfaId
70 Doniphan. Although ne i nearly
90 years OF age and has lived within
4 few miles Of a railroad for 80 wears
he never overcame his fear OF acri-
dents.-St. Clair County Democrat
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20

A. Ct Wilson. OF New Home. favor
ed us pleasantly while in the city on
! Tuesday and had his subscription set
ahead. Mr. Wilson had no news for
publication relative to the coal com
pany buying his land. He thinks il
is the intention Of this company 70
develop the coal fields ofthat section
at an early date.
| Frank YOris, our enterprising far
mer friend, who resides just south of
town, shipped two loads OF hogs to
Kansas City yesterday morning
which topped the market 1t $50.
He has also the best field OF corn in
the county. striking man waist
high. plowed over four times and be-
gan cutting his meadow this morn
ing.
Since our ball team has been win
ming so many victories. the fever
seems to have taken hold of all
classes of our people. On Tuesday
afternoon a match game was PLAYED
between the east and west side of the
square. The west side won. hands
down, now a game is being arranged
between the north and south sides.
the winner to play the west side :
Ruben Field, the noted lightning
mathams tician, who has been about
Butler for the past week or so, while
leaning against the DORIAN i'll the
front OF the opera house saloon
evening. fell to the sidewalk
in faint and lay unconscious for
several minutes. Several persons saw
him fall and went to his assistance.
Ice water was brought and after
bathing his head and face he came
to and walked away, saying he felt all
right.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-06-20
Virginia Items.
We heard it and iotted il down,
What happens in and out Of town.

We heard it and jOtted il down.
W hat happens III and out OF town.
Allie Woman and family OF Butler.
visited his cousins. Geo. and james
Crook and Mrs. J. H. Park. Sabbath.
Mike MalOney returned home from
EIDorado, whore he had been visiting
his brother-in-law Rufus Hall.
D.. {. Wolfe shipped his hogs to X.
{. Tuesday.
Miss Nina banner closed her school
in the Crook district Tuesday. The
patrons OF the district surprised her
They came with well-fillpd baskets
and plenty Of ice cream. There was
q large crowd present and a good
time enjoyed by all
The Virginia base ball club was out
III full dress Saturday.
T. ). Evilsizar OF Butler, agent for
the Continental Insurance Co. and
the general agent Tindall was around
last week rewriting insurance poll
cies al reduced rates.
Monday we were four miles north
OF Virginia. Corn Is from 10 10 -
inches high. Oliver Stanfeld has
two large fields of corn looking well.
clean as a garden and looking green.
He tells Us that he did not lease his
land to the gas company. He in
formed Us that he had no call for to
say, You two are one. but thinks af-
ter this term of court il over some
OF the 30 will won't TO try marrying
again. Isaac Lockridge has fine
looking corn on his little farm He
and Mr. Dawson have leased their
land 10 the Amsterdam company.
Oscar Harris OF southeast of But
Ter. was in our city Sabbath
Miss Mary Henslev took her niece
Miss Leona Biggs. who has been Wis
iting her some time, 10 her home
near Hume. Sabbath. Miss Mary
will spend a week with her sister.
Mrs. Biggs. before returning home.
Misses Roe and Stella Drysdale. Of
Butler. attended church at Virginin
Sabbath
Miss Mary Reed closed her school 4
at Grandview Friday. ! dinner was T.
served and a grand good time was
the order OF the day.
Arthur Jenkins OF Butler. l. stop (.
ping with Aaron this week.
Prof Maxey look charge Of his
school again Monday.
Miss Lille Hinson il on the sick
list.
The dear people are nervous over
the dry weather. pastures are short,
are parched. potatoes get
ting ripe, peaches and plum- falling
of the trees.
Preaching a. rhe II. Z. church Sab
bath al 1 o'clock ?. N.
The u. {. T. I. viii meet Thurs
lay afternoon 70 make arrange
nenc- 70 have the children speak
some Sabbath afternoon. AARox.
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/ j. I. Fluffy. one OF Spruce town
ships reliable and well-to-de farmer,
was in the CRY on Monday. compli
mented TIE TINES and had his dates
set ahead. He said the corn in his
section is growing well has a good
color and is standing the drouth
well. though the oats and flax are
killed.
H. l.. COuchman complimented Us
pleasantly while in the city the last
of the week He and Albert Jenkins
OF Mound, leave this week for Mon
tana where they expect to spend a
vacation of ninety days, fishing and
hunting in the mountains. THE TINES
wishes the young men lots of fun,
good health and a safe return.
Our highly esteemed old friend T.
W Maddox made us pleasant call
and favored Us with renewal. Tn
Gle Tom is a plasterer by trade. and
q good one, but informs Us that his
health has been SO poor that he has
not worked much at his trade of late.
He is one OF our most moral. upright
citizens, and christian gentleman.
and commands the esteem OF all.
Sam Starr. prominent farmer
and stockman OF Bates county fla
vored US pleasantly and substantial
ly. Mr., Starr bought up a herd of
young mules when they were cheap
a few years ago. He has sold enough
TO pay the purchase money and all
and has about forty head
left which will average him 500 per
head. -Four thousand dollars is not
a bad clean up Oh bunch OF mules
IN two years.