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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THEY KILLED
TWO HUNDRED
Corean Savages Kill Christian
Converts
TWO FRENCH SHIPS
Arrive in Time to Save Two Missionaries.
Corean Troops Arrived
Too Late.

BY Associated Press:
Washington, D. c., July 1.-THE re-
ported uprising on the island of
Quelpart, off the Corean coast and the
killing of several hundred Christian
converts is confirmed in advices re.
ceived by the Japanese legation.
When two French men of war arrived
at the island they found the in
surgents in menacing attitude. The
French war ships landed marines. The
insurgents were repulsed and two
missionaries held by them were saw
cd. During the outbreak 200 con.
verts were killed by the insurgents.
A body of Corean troops sent to quell
the disturbance found quiet restored
by the time they arrived.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THE HEAT
INJURIES CORN
Kansas and Missouri Crops
Seriously Hurt
THE PRICE AFFECTED
Both Corn aad Wheat Materially Advanced
on the Chicago Ex-
change.
THE PRICE AFFECTED
by Associated Press:

by Associated Press:
Chicago, July 12.-Today's advices
to the board of trade are that the heat
and drouth in the southwest is un-
broken. 1t is said the damage outside
of Kansas and Missouri is compara-
lively slight, but that unless there is
relief within the next ten days the
corn crop situation will approach a
calamity.
The scorching which the grain
crops, especially corn, received togeth.
er with the destructive possibilities
Oh further drouth was reflected in ex-
citing advances in leading cereals on
the board of trade. September corn
sold at 81 3-4, 3 cents higher than yes.
terday's close. September wheat at
68 So, 3-4 of a cent higher and Sep
tember oats at 80 So, 2 3-4 cents high.
er than yesterday.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
An active crusade against the wear.

An active crusade against the wear.
ing of ladies' corsets is being carried
on at Budapesth. The Hungarian
minister for public instruction has is.
sued an energetic order against their
use. forbidding all girl pupils at.
tending the public and private day
schools in Hungary from wearing
them. Herr Won Wlassics declares
in his order that the corset prevents
the full development of the bodily or
gans and stunts the growth. He de-
sires a uniform blouse to be adopted
in its stead.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
NEW CANADIAN LAWS BY
The LAST PARLIAMENT
No Sitting at Which More Real Work
Has Been Done.

Has Been Done.
While there was no measure of
paramount Importance passed at the
session of parliament just closed,
still there was probably no sitting
since confederation at which more
real work has been done in so short
period. Indeed, Canada has had
such a sickening of long speeches and
parliamentary bores, that no one who
has any respect for his political fu-
ture dare run the risk of indulging in
six and seven hour speeches, says the
Ottawa correspondent of the Boston
Transcript.
Among the leading events of the
session was the legislation giving the
right to certain dominion railways in
Manitoba, notably the Mackenzie and
Mann system, to enter into an agree
ment with the Manitoba government,
so as to secure lower rates for the
shipment of Manitoba wheat to the
head of navigation; the granting of
bounty to the lead industry; the es.
tablishment of a branch of the royal
mint in the dominion; the Pacific ca
BILE bill; and the amendments to the
alien labor act. The attitude taken
by parliament in regard to the Mani
toba bill was that it was a matter of
provincial concern for which the .iC.
minion took no responsibility. The
general view was that the bargain
was bad one, but the province had
to foot the bill, and therefore ought TO
be left alone to do so, seeing the lig.
islature had voted by large majori-
ty in favor of the bill.
The granting of bounty of IS a
ton on Canadian refined lead in Can
aoa was done at the request of large
delegation from British Columbia,
which represented that if this was
not done the industry would be wiped
out and re-established on the United
States side of the boundary line. The
maximum to be payable in any one
year is 100000, and the bounty will
be reduced each year by one dollar
until it finally disappears.
The alien labor act has been amend
ed in several particulars. In place of
an arbitrary penalty of $1,000 for vio-
lation of the act, the judge is given
discretionary power to apply the fine
according to the offense. The penalty
must not be more than $1,000, or less
than $50. It can be recovered with
the consent of the attorney general
of the province or of the Judge of any
court where the penalty is being sued
for. II the prosecutor deems the su-
perior court procedure too slow, he
may go before the police magistrate
upon securing the consent of high
court or county court Judge. An in
tending settler is restricted to bring
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
LUMBER BY
THE MILLION
Threatened by Fire in Missou-
la County
|CORLAN LUMBER YARDS
Are on Fire and Serious Loss is Likely
to Result. Details Not
Yet Received.
CORLANLUMBER YARDS
Special Dispatch to the Bee:

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Missoula, July 11.-A disastrous
fire is burning in the lumber yards at
Corlan, the first siding east of Boni-
ia. Water cars and a large force of
men have been sent from Missoula.
The fire started in the yard of Elliott
& Fowlers mill and is thought to
have been also communicated to the
mill and yard of Mccullough & Fow-
Ter. Three million feet of lumber is
threatened and probably consumed.
Details have not yet been received.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
DOCTORS CANNOT YET
PREDICT THE END
Wounded Man Married Not Knowing
II He Will Recover.

Blackfoot, July 12.-Frank X. Hit,
the well known stockman, who was
shot by Walter Hilton last night, was
taken to his home at Idaho Falls this
morning. The doctors cannot yet
predict the effect of the bullet which
entered the right lung. This morning
Hit was united in marriage to Miss
Minnie Gibson. Hit had been engag-
ed to the young lady for some time.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12

VIM. Ambrose. who was arrested at
Tobacco Plains for contempt of
court, had his hearing before Judge
Smith this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
He gave as an excuse for refusing to
answer summons as juror that his
children were alone and he could not
leave them. He was fined 500,
which was afterwards remitred.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
LEARNED PROFESSORS
WILL INVESTIGATE
The Forests and Water Supply Of
Eastern Oregon.

Washington July 12.-Professors
Newell and Pinchot of the department
of agriculture will leave Sunday on a
tour through the west. They will
make point the investigation of the
eastern Oregon forests, and the water
supply and other questions
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
OF HORSE STEALING.
A Young Lad Of II Years 10 In Jail
On That Charue.

On That Charge.
The horse and buggy of s. E. Eek.
enbeck, of Spur No. 2, which was sto-
len from the rear Of G. H. Adams
store Tuesday night, has been re.
covered. The theft occurred between
5 and 10 o'clock and after driving
around, the horse was tied in the
woods near Lebert & Burns mill,
where it remained the rest of the
night and all day yesterday.
The horse succeeded in breaking
loose last night and was caught and
placed in Anderson's pasture. A
young lad named Harry Turner, liv.
ing near the mill was arrested this
morning for stealing the horse and
lodged in Jail. He is only about u
years old.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12

The list of this years prize winners
at the University of Iowa includes
such names as Jennie Slavata, Victo-
ria Hruska, Stromson, Swarts and
Krebbs.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
ROW AND RUcTlON.

Usual Row Between oranaemen and
Catholics.
Belfast. Ireland, July 1.-THE cele-
bration of the battle of the Boyne is
being marked by the customary col
lisions. but no serious trouble has oc-
Cured.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
GRAND JURY INDlCTS
MRS. IDA BONNIE
T orthe Murder Of Jas. sayers, Census
Clerk.

Washington, July 12.-The grand
jury after a seven weeks investiga-
tion returned an indictment for mur-
der aginst Mrs. Ida Bonine for the al
legged murder of Jas. Sayers, the cen.
sus clerk who was found dead in his
room in Washington hotel.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
PROCEEDING SLOWLY.
By Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Butte. July 1.-THE preliminary
hearing of Chas. p. Green accused of
embezzling from ]. H. Leyson is pro-
ceeding slowly and it is thought sew
eral days will be consumed in the
hearing.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Walter Jameson Has His Preliminary
Hearing.

Hearing.
Walter Jameson, who was arrested
Monday night, for passing a forged
Great Northern time order on M. M.
GiIlen, was on trial before Judge Sui
livan at 2 o'clock this afternoon. At
the request of the county attorney
the case was adjourned until s
o'clock this afternoon.
jameson borrowed So from Gillen
and gave as security a time order Oh
the Great Northern signed by F. j.
Shepard, assistant roadmaster at Mid.
vale. The order was for SIS. Glllen
afterwards took the check to the rail-
road Office here where 1t was declared
forgery.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THOUGHT TO BE INSANE.
Minnesota Woman Is Held at Mis-.

Minnesota Woman Is Held at Mis-.
soula.
Special Dispatch to the Bee:
MissOula, July 11.-Mrs. Martha
Wanburg of Derham, Mimi, arrived
here this afternoon en- route for
Occur de Alene City, Idaho. Her &C.
tions at the hotel were very queer
and to an officer who called she said
the conductors of railroad trains were
pursuing her and she wanted to be
hidden from them. She was locked
up in the county Jail, it being thought
that she is insane.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
STRIKERS NOW NUMBER
ELEVEN HUNDRED
Every Large Mine in Rossland is
Now Idle.

Spokane, July IA special to the
Chronicle from Rossland states that
the strikers now number about 1,1OO.
Every large mine is idle.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
HORSES AND CATTLE
FEWER THAN LAST YEAR
But Madison county's Assessment
Shows an Increase Notwith-

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Virginia City, July 1.-THE assess.
ed valuation of the property of Madi.
son county shows an increase over
last year of S429,OOO, although the val.
uation of horses and cattle indicates
decrease of 10000 horses in the
county. valued at $64O,OOO and 10000
cattle valued at $668,OOO.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
M'ARTHUR'S CYNICAL SMILE
HAS DISAPPEARED
The State Makes Out A Strong Case
Against the Deer Lodge Man.

Deer Lodge, July 1.-THE state
closed the Introduction of evidence in
the Macarthur murder trial today and
the case is thought to be very strong.
AS testimony progressed Macarthur
appeared more anxious and his won't
ed cynical smile has disappeared. The
defense will complete the presenta-
tion of direct evidence tomorrow,
having examined some witnesses to-
day.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THE SHAMRoCks At IT.

Started Today on Another Trial
Race.
By Associated Press:
Rothesay, Scotland, July 12.-The
two Shamrocks started on a trial race
today. A good II knot breeze was
blowing.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THE WOOL MARKET
IS GETTING STRONGER

Fourteen and Five-Eiqhts Cents Offer.
ed In Billings and Refused.
Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Billings, July 11.-Heavy wool sales
were registered today and better
prices received. The best figure on
actual sale was 13 IL cents for a
10000 pound lot, but IA 5-S cents
was offered Woolback & Richardson
for $4,000 pounds, but refused. This
firms clip last year brought 1S cents
and this year they are holding for Is
cents, with good prospects of obtain.
ing it.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

BY Associated Press:
San Fancisco, CAL, July 12.-Cash
wheat per cwt., 81 1.2c
Chicago. Ill.,. July 12.-September
wheat. per bu.. 68 1-lc.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THE SCORCnlNG HEAT
IN THE EAST
Is Burning Up the Crops. All Previ.
Gus Records Eclipsed.

Gus Records Eclipsed.
Kansas City, July 12.-The weather
bureau reports the temperature 80
degrees at o'clock with a prospect
that all previous records will be
eclipsed.
Topeka, as, July l2.-There is no
sign of rain or of break in the high
temperature. At noon the mercury
registered 97
st. Louis, July 12-Tn parts of Mis-
souri, and western Illinois crops are
being literally burned.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
DECLARED OFF.

BY Associated Press:
Cincinnati, O., July 12.-The strike
of machinists here was declared off
today.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
THE CONSIDlNES ARE
ADMITTED TO BAIL

Seattle Judge Will Not Listen to Ar.
guments Against It.
Seattle, July 12.-Judge George this
morning refused to listen to argu-
ments against granting bail to the
Considine brothers and fixed bail for
John Considine at $4,000 and Tom
Considine at $2,5OO.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
DESTROYED ENTIRE BLOCK

BY Associated Press:
Wichita. as, July 12.-Fire at
Mountainview, o. r., this morning de-
str0yed an entire block. Loss $685.
O0V.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
SHERIFF WILL SELL IT.
To Satisfy a Judgment Secured BY
Clark.

Butte, July 12.-The Grand opera
house will be sold by the sheriff on
August 2, to satisfy a judgement of
$4,000 and accrued interest obtained
by the Clark Bros. bank several years
ago.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12

In Indian and Persia sheep are
used as beasts Of burden.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-07-12
DEATH FROM DYsENTERY

by Associated Press:
Washington, July 12.-First Lieu
tenant Scion of Fort Massey, retired.
died at Manila this morning of dys-
entery.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-20


Cd through Sleeping Car Services between
Boston aud Buff.lo, N. T.. TO commence
jane l7.h. These ears will be run on the
issl trains numbers 55 and GA via. Barring
ton, ssfoss the lsisnts, Norwood snd New
York Central II X This sill BE- ihe bfst
and mos. convenient ronss for reaching
The Psr.Anericsn Exposition from VIZ
mont pcinif. essblior pas rpgels TO tsks .
through cat during the afternoon end
,essh BeA.lo the ioIlosius morning. Re
iurnins, passengers will leave Buffalo In
The evsLiag sad srrivs home the following
ioresesn. Distilled time table folders and
toll iniorns'iau will be issued and can be
ottsised Of ticket agents st all stslions
We copy ths following from the
Brcokiyp Eagle Sunday Yesterday VS.
the opeaisg day Of tbs ioriy-niu,h season
Of The Easirox House ii Msnehestsf. The
hoass 10 1t The foot OF Monnt Eqai1ox. the
Lest ssd highest Of The Berkshire Hills,
snd enc Of The bsss known Summer resorts
ia Nsv Eoslsod. Many improvements
have been msds daring the last year. ia
cladins the sddiiios Of 81 rooms With
baths end steam beat, and number Of
The public rooms have bees ,nlsrs sd
The rstss ere iron s2i 70 s2s week.
Directly seross the street 10 the Eauinor
Jsniss, . large cottage OF siIty rooms.
shsre oasstsrs N y be secured Tor si7 30
to Sal geek. oss Of ibe bssi soii cOurs
- Ia the coaaiiy 10 10 the inusdis.s vieis
~. Wills ihsrs ere fseiliiiss for oil o,hsr
oa,dces AID Indoor snassusnt.
"A very pfstiy Wedding vss celeb rated
Il the Congregational church. 90 wsdass
dsy 81 this vesk. The eontrsssias parties
ssss Miss Psnny Esslssscn, dauehiss Of
NJ. Hirsa Rsslssses Il Serih Aais 81 |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-20
COUNTY COURT.

PresijlnR Jadss. Hrs J. W. RowrlL,
,, DAnrL 7. BATES.
A"os'''' 'aas"' CrruAs WILLIAMS,
Cieik. Gangr r. CusHnAn.
sheriff. HEsRr y. wu.Esos.
States Any. J. ]. SHAKsaeHEn.
Reporter, CnAELE, 3. CHASE
The isst jary trial YES flashed end The
jary discharged Saturday afternoon.
10 The case OF William Sirsetsr aud Hen
~ stes.er charged With burglary and
stesiing To- ehessss from the Dorset
cheese factory both were found gsilty
and each wss sentenced 10 states prison Tor
not less ,hsn years nor more than 8
years.
Ia The o.ss Of Aatonio Nndsno charged
With burglary 10 the day time and steal
log $3.50 from fellow workman al Sander
land be vas ioand guilty aud seutsnced to
state prison no, less than Ia years nor
more Than 7.
Henry sirsstsr Of Dorset plead guilty OF
OItbub VI the 1ssSo haA Nhs hhrs %~~ ses
costs.
Merritt Red Of Dorset and Harry Hicks
Of Manchester each PLAT guilty Of bar
slsry 10 the 9sJiime snd stealing older
soa each vas sentenced 10 the states pris
on for not less than Syssrs There hes
been considerable patty thisving IN the
sounty tho past les years and it 10 hoped
that these couvio,icns will pnt stop to H.
Divorces have been granted TO Orphs
N. Campbell from John Campbell. 10
james l. Gnfia from Eils l.. Robinson
Grimm, 10 Bertha +. Warner from Fred O,
Warner. TO Carl, X. Insson from George
Ipsson sud 10 Jennie Qisokepbush
from Frank Qisckenbpsh. Hslea J. Phil
lips from William Phillips. Alma r. Ger
ries ". John II. Carrier Ia the csss Of
J, A. Lincoln ". Albins Lincoln the psti
tion vss dismissed. 10 the csse Of Louis
A. Briggs w. Ellen Sweeney II was . petit
tion for snnulmeni Of marriage and the
petition VS. granted.
% Tuesday afternoon The court took .
recess until Joiy let 10 hear reports, bat
no csses vill be tried then.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-20

--Messrs. Psyson end John ID. Wild o
Cbicsgo arrived 10 tosu last week.
Mrs. Shepard. Mrs Strong and fam
~ srived Il their cottage last week.
Mr.. George Orvis, Msnsssr Of ID,
"osborne," Nv York City. vas 10 towr
over Snsdsy.
Mr.. 3. J. Lister and Miss Lester o.
White Plains. N Y. srs suesls u Ohss,
Hsulsys.
Nice Emms Way hss returned hons
sad vili attend MiadIsbury College con
nsncsmsns next week.
Mrs. Hsrroser and family OF wss,
Brighten, N. Y. are sesiu occupying Mrs,
EssIes,ops cottage. NJ. narrower vii
come later.
Mr.. Henry W. Brown and family oil
Philsdsipbis snivsd 10 Manchester lssi
week. and oecupy their fne eottsss near
The geii efounds.
Rev. A @. Roe. Mrs. Ros snd Jsssph
Wiekham Roe survived In torn last week.
Nj. snd Mrs Roe expect TO make their
future home 10 the Wietbsu Homestead.
Mr.. George II. Tnschsf snd ismily Of
Albany are pleasantly located 10 thei, old
rooms 10 the EsninoI Janior, Msnchss
Yer people sre sis.ys glad TO Welcome
them.
"A pair Of eold eye glasses 10 leather
ease zee lost near The Court Hosse. ssinr
DAP svssirs. Tue nades Gill BE- suiisbly
retarded By iss,iag sans u The post
cfIes.
Oar "villsss fathers" should hurry
~ sad nske usossnents Tor lighting
our streets stgh sieeirio lights. II IL ~
dsfsieod The, 60 poles vill be allowed 10
Tbs main slreets, end that The lishts viii
hs sstseLsd TO HE trees
The sstisss ci The b.ecslsnrss,s ssr
moo ~ the 1sstsssiiepsi charch next
Sasdsy mora viii b.. "oar Lsssey OF
Lsbsr." the pfesehtr beiss thu Rss. Prof.
Charles DMsia Adams. head Of the Grseh
Dspsrtnsnt Of D.rsnorih College
The addresses snd proceedings Of the
sssHies Of Bau Ard Bsrisa Seminary il
1900. has beer is.ssd Il The M.ressstss
.JosvSas ofiss 10 vsry sess p,m pills, spd
vii be cold o. mailed TO ssy ssduss BY
this efnes 90 receipt oi - ssalx.
H. T., Kusnss, The wilisns soilsss
phososssphsr. vilI spsa The rlaIscs
6isdic Jaly III sai will BE- > qesi ths
essi three dsys q each vssh :. sii,iss..
esd Tbs ssus.nssf Of he vssA me stable
vsii be opss Ia srpcin,nssh SD dsliv
q, u vssh.
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,,sM, Johs D wa. |. ,ouss l.vy.r 3

sss M, gchn y, Nhd. syouss Asfsf O.
Ctsssso srl sSr Of TIE late Rev. Dr. 1,
n. WA iofga rs'iof 81 lhs shsrcs,
Mia Nails Esslsaler. tster o. its bfits,
efs esslss s msia 81 ttsor. scs Mr. PAY
scn Wai. bother 81 the 1reoG, Va Ted
net, wlili.s Psboay ssa w.l,sf H.
Hard. aees, 81 10 wiilisns College ser,
"a % sshsts Mira sinonds plsyed tbs
Wedding nucs. Ihs ohnreh ~a iss's
tally decorated sith isfns aud hssss add
sa veil nilss. several guests from oai 81
,sss being pr~sat Tss Rev. Dr.. Smart
Of Msashsstsr ohaeiste5. nnus The EPiseo
pal ssryics. after vhish . reecpiios vss
hsId o. The home Of the bride vkich sas
largely s,lsndsd snd u which refresh
nsnu sns served, There us 90 unnsnsl
ly large display OF tridsl giiis. many Of
then sisssni ssa costly. The newly ued
dsd couple hare lsrss ruubsr Of
friends here Who wish then nnen Joy sod
hsrpirsss 10 their nes reistion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-20
MANCHESTER orsrRn

Mrs Z. Boyce Of Brooklins. Mass, i
spending ,bs simmer st Moses Bire.i's.
Mics Jsnie Ooiburn has been spend
ing few days With friends 10 Albany.
john Page, Who his . position 10 ,
tank 10 Holyoke, Mass. Is spsnding . lev
days Of home.
Mrs. Christopher Roberts Of Ratlsnd
speut ssvsrsl days last week with bel
cousin, Mrs. M. s. Colburp.
y, Il Whipple was 10 Darlington
last week attending the annual meeting oil
the Masonic bodies in Vermont.
III the person who picked up . poek
81 book Ut the Union Opera House Last
Thursday evening will leave it st the
psstofico IT the Centre they will be re
wssded,
The children OF ZION Sunday school
will hold . Flower Service 10 the church
neIt Sunday ct 8 O'Clock. Should there
be very severe storm, the ssrvice will be
postponed one week.
The pastor OF the Methodist church
will presch next Sunday morning on
Whist Is II to be 9 Christian and 10 the
evening us the Bible true; shall / be
lisve alp All are cordially invited.
AT the Aunnsl Convention OF the Dio
cese OF Vermont which meets 10 81. Psul's
church. Burlington. this week, Zion
church will be represented by the Rev.
John Brown. DR.. L. L. Wymsn sndJ. @
Bisckmer.
The body Of Henry A. Newell, who
died In New York City on Thnrdsy. was
brought here IN Saturday for inlerment
in Dellwood Cemetery. Mr.. Newell was
we'll known here. having . Summer resi-
dence 10 this village. He was Q native OF
Londonderry bat for many years has re
sided Ii New York where be held . re-
sponsibls position In one OF the street rail
way companies. He msrried for bis frat
wits Martha Msnley. who has many rels
sives In this vicinity. His second wife
survives him, and three grown daughters.
His death resulted from paralysis snd be
vas III but . few days. A brief funeral
service was held Of his home 10 this vii
lsge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-20
NORTH DORSET,


GokHKs. Ill.
0snesse Pare Food Co, Leroy. N. T.:
Dear Sir: -Soms days since package OF
yoar GRATS-0 preparation wss LET, :, my
oaBcs iiook 1t home and gave 1. . trial,
and hsvs 10 cay vas very much pleased
With IL, - . substitute for coffee. We
have always used the beet Java and Mocbs
Ia oar family. but 81 free TO ssy like
The GRAIN-O - veil - The beat codee
eyre drsEk. Respectfully yours,
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