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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

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sssssy sESss ftisrd.
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. ssor, ,l.il 10 Am atele. NJ. H.psoos.
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te. pr.vsiiIss dt,isnptr, While ssns are
slesy resoraiss.
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10 Size 10 The lab. o. too ps., iss day.
Mast be Issisn suGGr
Saturday. ksr s the Csnsisss,iessl
sseis,y Of North Deny in'iss The Psru 30
sissiy sha both Societies Of South Dairy
md Weston 20 bsivsst dipnsr ., Usiss
Hall, 10 esns spl.te II 70 hoped that
ihs vss,bsr psy be 10 favor and . soosly
ssn bst rt,pold.
-Pu1,y sysniss The past week . party
Of ycuss people snrprised Mics Addie Lsk
10 vbo 10 With her utter. Mrs. John Rss
cell. A vary enjoyable tins vas spent
Mics Adeis 10 tssehins The village school
TIE term CLOSES this sest. much TO The re
ere, Of both parents and scholars, - Mi"
Aadis sill ls,vs iowa ths follosios week
Ter her home ia WsterviIis, Milne. where
che will ruune her studies 10 Colby Csl
lsas. Sac vii be greatly missed By ell.
% che 10 one Who 10 ever ready TO help 10
church snd eomnuDi,y.
CUMBERLAND,
Ray. joseph Blown, pastor OF the
Baptist cbaicb. Manchester Center. VIII
preach 10 Union church at 3 o'clock peIt
.Suadsy Nov. o b.
There will be . short literary enter
t.in meut followed by geographical
soci.i 81 Union ehofci psrlots on Friday
even ing. November IA b.
A MAsouE TER WOMAN AXIS
shave yen . floor psiat that lasts two
seeks?" Yss, We have Dew &c; 1t bsss
besutiia CLOS, snd vill wear tw1 yesH u
properly spilled. A. l. Graves
No CAkRIAdR PAINT MADE
will wear 20 long ~ Dsvos's, No others
ere Is heavy toiiel, tecsuse Devoe's
seiRbss to s ouncss more TO the plot.
Sold by A. l. Graves.
Eat ARLINGTON
-Ms Julis Walker 10 charging her
house.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Conse
sstionsi church gave c6icten-pie sup
Der ct The home OF +. P Webb Wsdnet
day evening.
-Andrsv Webb died on Monday oi
ls,t week, the funeral being held on Wed
pesdsy. He sss i'll for several weeks and
suffered greatly.
-MrP G. Wilder, Who has spent
some lins In Wilmington on account oil
the illness OF her grandson. has returned
home, the patient being better
-R,v. G. A. Furnsss Of Wsst New
bsrsh bessn - ps,tor Of the Congreas
tionsi church last Sunday. Mrs Furness
has arrived in town aud they will reside
10 Cyrus H.rds house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

Allov cough 10 run until II ests beyesd
tho reach OF medicine They often ssy.
Oh. {, viii wear svsy, bot 10 nos, cases
1, will scar them away. Gould they be
induced 10 try The successful medicine
called Ksnp's Bslssm, which 10 sold 90 .
positive guarantee 10 care, they would
Ia Immediately see the eIeellsat eject after
taking The Grat dosa Price az snd Soc
Trial sire free. Az ell druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

Attic ysrnost Bible ,oeisiy nssiins Of
Montpelier. The trs.sarsrsr's report shos
ID sbont $500 90 hard. Daring the past
ysr $50 has been raised ior use 10 the
Ptihppipss. TIE report Of the sserstsry
showed that IS tosns and one city have
been ssbv.ssed during the past year. and
7a5 families have been supplied With
Bibles. l97 fsniliss beng destitute Of The
cane.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

The shipment Of spples iron Brsstle
boro he present season will exceed tho's
Of any season 10 the history Of the town,
Hssireds Of barrels ere being shipped
every day, and one day over 600 barrels
we're sent oct. 1t 10 esiimated thst the
,s,sl ,bipuspn v n exceed 10, 900 barrels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

A large bull moose VS. killed 10 the
woods Issr Barton BY como unknsvs
party recently. The case will DO rieidly
Investigated. Besides the three moose
shieh have b.en killed 10 Vermont this
sssseo ono vas wounded In one le, snd
escaped.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06
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By sending 10 miles Wm. Spi'ey, 81
wsitss Fsrsscs. w., got . bsx Of Buck
less Ariss sslvs. thsl Wholly cured . hof
rsls Fever Bore % bis leg. Nothing else
sosld. Pssi.ively cures Bruises. Fslsps.
Ulssrs. Ernptior', Boils. Barns Corns
ssd Piles. Osiy 25, GaHsu.ssa dy j
q Wbippls, druggist, Msoshss,sr Csrt's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

yossph Il. Ward. OF the dfm Of Ward Il
DoasIs'. contractors. vss ros over BY the
engine Eshsuns and instsntly killed sbout
345 o'elock Sturdy siterrooa sboot .
.iIs snd skslft Thu tide oi Mount Holly.
IL ose ssv The sosiient and at hov II
hsppsssd 10 onsstlsin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

TIE ssii sss,iss Of The Naasst Dairy
uss', sacci.,ion oil he hsla is Rs,
l.ss .. J.ss.y 8 rs 1905 Tits s.s
sisiies IL 10. l.tsss, o. ." tisa 10 tas
Us,ss States ssa lie ssihtsisslie ssa 10
t.fssiisf Eesiisss are isuess Ter ths
largest srhiei's 81 batter aid ehssss made
ln this soantfY,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-11-06

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30 purchased ess 81 Me very best siiss 10
lha valley TOT he proposes sssss rect
ssn. Tsue 10 . ssssiiisi ,itv Of tss
.a.ttry 10 oil sirtstiets. 81 Esssisias,
sill. nd valleys srs The sfcstds sts -
sic Tor inpro,smsss Of oil hinss ~
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n.s sssn,ry pissu sSi hs ell 20 esses
sspy .sGa d their bssi iestsie' 10 n,hiss
his ,snrsr hons basisisl.
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we're retsIi guests 81 II J fsilsfs
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a.y.is ssv f9,t ssd ConbeeiionL
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Gree. sl.i iafsiss yea With coed ,bisss
Ter lhs eieru
-yosa whslsa has rsrtsd roe-s 10 The
.Op,rs Hoae eleek siih the iuisniion Of
eptliIs . restsstsst
-Jsuph Casrbosnesa b. ns.sd into
The hos.s kr pgtsksssd OF jacob Jsssss
snd Charlie. Thompson into The hoass puf
sls,sd Of tue Cllbarn ssts.s By Mi"
Asry Wilson.
-Mis w. A. Adsms tss bsen recsstly
visited BY her dsosbtsr, Mr. basis Wilcox
snd dssshta OF Hso'iek Pals, snd BY
Der sister. Mrs O. A. whitmsn Of
Adams. Mas.
Toe Asthodit pastor slli tivs nsE.
sspdsy nsrsins the isst OF tbs series Of
ssrr COS 90 Heaven spd 10 The evening bis
topic vii be who Teld Yosr Prayer
Uss,irg 81 The ptronsgs this, Wsdnss
dsy. svspins.
--Bspisnip Stsrrs vas srres'ed is's
Thunday 81 Eoth Do.tt sra tshsn 10
Rutland on an indietm snt foupd sssinst
bin d the recent term OF the U b Court,
for violstion OF The postsl l.wso OF the Paw
lot route. The ogsrss We committed
come time $40. HE trial vii take place
81 Borlio s,on ia FsbIu.rr. LiI bail bsing
hIed al $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
III er
BOOK Of
Sorrows

~ HERE was once a young lady
who had much trouble Every
thing that happened to her
seemed in some way to bring
her grief. She finally came to believe
herself born TO i'll luck.
At length this girl who was born I'M
lucky resolved 10 keep a diary. in which
she would set down each trouble that
happened to her day 10y day. with the
date So said, so dORe. She got n
leather bound, gilt edged diary, the
cover dead black as was fitting, and
there she put down daily'the mournful
record OF her griefs as follows:
Jan. /, 1SI0.-Had Il terrible toe
ache all day.
Jan. Billy Jones did not call yes
terday evening as he promised. and this
morning l heard he went to Il party
with Susan White instead. and he has
told her that he will 20 To her churchand
sing I'm the choir Ii breaks my heart
for Billy Jones has been calling on me
six weeks regularly. But there it is
again-I wonder why it is that every
girl but me has 4 beau,
Jan. 3.-Party at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Social hallslast night. and ! wasn't in
yited. 1 sat up stairs at my window
in the dark and saw Billy Jones go by
with Susan White. and l just sat there
and cried myself to sleep. oh. dear. /
wish / We're dead. so l do,
Jan. Any birthday. Not a soul
came 10 call or congratulate me. Not
even my own mother thought to make
me tine least little bit of Il present.
Other girls get presents on their birth
days, and their friends remember it
and call Why was | born into fam
lily where even my own father and
mother are hard and Indifferent to my
feelings? Why does Il shadow hang
over me from my birth? Tears. only
tears and loneliness. Nobody appre-
ciates me. nobody understands me.
'.Jan. 5.-TOday out walking l lost
the beautiful bunch OF baby blue
feather ostrich tips OFF my hat. | just
cried myself sick over it. Mother said
1t served me right for not fastening
It on tight Even in the least little
things my evil star pursues me. When
1 am dead and slumber beneath the
cold ground. 1 wonder if my folks will
weep for me-
In the contemplation of her griefs
her girlhood passed. WOebegone lines
settled around her mouth and dropping
cheeks. Her complexion became Il
pale coffee color. There was even about
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26


her temples a gray hair or two. These
she was secretly a little proud OF as
evidencing her hidden sorrow.
Then suddenly one day fate took her
by the collar and shook her from her
toes up and made her go to working
for her living. She had to leave home
at in the morning, and she did not
return till at night. Then she was
so dead tired she could only eat her
dinner and slump into bed, where they
say she actually snored, she was 50
sleepy. She never complained again
of being unable to sleep. She never
made another record in her Journal OF
sorrows.
Time went on apace till il was
twenty years after. Jeanette Morri-
son-did tell you her name was Jean
nette Morrison?-was a plump woman
of forty-five. She had been forced TO
give all her time and thought to her
affairs She developed a shrewd bust
ness talent, which she had possessed
all along and did not know it. To he
successful she was forced to put on
cheerful appearance whether she felt
like it or not, and thus pleasant look
at last became habitual TO her. She
and a woman friend had a neat little
shop together; also neat little home.
One Sunday morning her partner
heard her shrieking with laughter
whats the matter. JEANNE Morri-
SOM Are you crazyY'
Crazy, No, But look here. It's
my journal of sorrows that / kept
when was eighteen, and it's the fun
NEST thing 1 ever did see-better than
any joke book ever read. had for
gotten all about it. Do read thislv
KATE SHARP.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
ture Of food for them. but the hens
themselves do all the rest.

ture Of food for them. but the hens
themselves do all the rest.
y y
The French government has lately
given several war medals to women
who earned them during the Franco
Prussian contest One of the women.
Nine. Laurin, actually fought in the
ranks as Il zouave soldier. She was
taken prisoner by the Germans, but
her shrewdness enabled her to escape,
Another woman war veteran receiving
a medal is Mile. Dodu. telegraph OPP
orator. who tapped the wires and stole
messages the Prussians We're sending
concerning army movements. A third
woman decorated is Nine. Benon, who
was an army nurse.
. y
Now it looks as if woman can even
design Il railroad car better than man
can. The private car of the family of
Mr.. 7. Ryan. II railway director, was
designed by Mrs. Ryan and built ac-
cordiDg to her orders. The Ryans were
travelling i'm their car in Texas when
they encountered wreck and smash
up. i'm which the only car left whole
was that planned by the woman
q y
In Europe more women work in bal
loon making factories than men One
Frenchwoulan. Nine. Lechambre. will
START such Il factory of her own in the
United States.
A New York city girl. Miss Emma
Lonsdale. found n negro burglar in her
room. What did she do - scream or
faint? This is what: IL grabbed him
and asked him what he wanted. He
said he was looking for the janitor.
found my silver watch and Silvsrlinife
an his pockets. Then | called the hall
boy. and he watched him while / ran
OFT and found policeman"
Some time since woman was com
mitted to an insane asylum who was
tl.e mother of fourteen children, and
tho care of then had driven her crazy.
No wonder.
The first woman suffrage petition in
England was presented TO parliament
in 1867. and it was signed by 1.449
names. Tho latest one. presented last
year. was signed by $4,000 women.
Woman's rights is dead is it?
= y
Mrs. BERNARD Shields has been APP
pointed press agent for leading thea
ter In New Orleans. The appointment is
every way suitable in this particular
instance. and there is every reason
why women elsewhere should obtain
such post. They seem particularly
fitted for it. and lady of tact. pleasing
address. good temper and acquaintance
With her business could equal the best
man alive as press or advance agent
FOR lectures and theatrical companies.
ELIZA ASCHARD CONNER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

-
ally make even the New WO
man discouraged with her sex,
for Il little while at least, not
long. She always picks up and goes
on again presently in full faith that the
natural common sense and the brains
in women's heads will bring thGm
around right sooner or later, certainly
IN 5000 years or so more. One OF the
discouraeing phases of the woman
question is the awful, the unclean, the
VillaiIous long skirts women drag
about on the street. Some of these
even i'm front trail two inches upon the
ground. l have noticed. too. that the
poorer Il woman is and the less able she
Is to buy new gowns the longer this un.
clean. troublesome trail of goods is. Ii
is very common TO see a poor laborer's
wife blowing her way along the street
with baby wagon. a thrce-year-old
child hanging to her dress. another 4
little older the other side of her and
she with u cheap. badly made skirt
stopping upon the ground several inch
rs of its length. II Is so sOiled and un
pleasant looking that no clean woman
would let il cross her threshold. and
Yet IIlIl EOJIs
ture aatters herself she IS gowne1 IN
the height of Fifth avenue mode. II
Is the pleasing custom of that noble
lady. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. when q
woman millionaire OF wof6in. girl
comes TO see her TO give that woman Il
rating that she Goes net soon forget If
she has venturcd into the presence
wearing 4 street mop for skirt. The
noble lady has gone SO far as to say
that no street mop should come into
her beautiful Eoudoir. bringing with ii
microbes Of disease and poison and
divers things unpleasant for her to
think Of have known of those who
when they saw one of these villainous
skirts directly in front OF them could
not resist the temptation to set a foot
upon it and rip or tear it tremendously.
Every spring. when the sunshine and
the long days come again. without fail
| get fever on me to go to the coun-
try and raise flowers and chickens.
| never do it, but ever the longing
COMES back In New York city eggs
have been between - and 30 cents Il
dozen much of the winter. \ friend
who has no particular facilities for
housing and nesting hens beyond Il
comfortable barn basement and an or
binary board poultry house tells me
that without any special care on her
part her few fowls have given her a
dozen eggs day the cold weather
through. To be sure, she knows the
right breed to have and the right mix
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

John Kavanaugh, Bernard Heeney
Charles Ross and Pat Heeney killed
Joseph Rosenfield. n policeman. March
I r. 1879, on the streets of Rock Island
John Kavanaugh was sentenced foI
life. Pat Heeney for II years.
Other cases of less sensational char
acter were: Alexander Abbott.
charged with the murder of Patrick
Mctiurtry, June "a. Is6O. The defend
ant was found not guilty January IA
1863, Jasper Hampton, Turner Hamp-
ton and Joseph Langley were indict-
Ell for the murder of Charles :. Bean
July o, 1899. but were found not
guilty. Harry Brookman was indicf-
ed for the murder of Grant Buffum
At Andalusia IN May. 1856. bat was ac-
quilted on trial. Mable Lagrange
and Elsa NJ. Boyer were Indicted in
May. 1898. for throwing child in the
river. Mable Lagrange was -found
guilty but. insane. aud the case waS
nolle pressed as TO Elsa Boyer. James
Berry and Leslie Barker were indict-
ed in March..lssO. for killing Anthony
Evans but were acquitted. Andrew
G.. Johnson was indicted in Septem-
her. 1863, for the murder of Lorona
Roe. \ change of venue was taken
and the case was tried in Henry
county. At the September term of
court. 1875, John Martens was tried
for the murder of John Brace. He
was found guilty and sentenced TO
10 years i'm the penitentiary. George
Erbst was indicted January 3 for
square with n knife. He was found
guilty and was sentenced 10 the PEN
itentiary for 17H years. Joseph Me-
intyre was indicted January :. 1871,
for the murder of Andrew j. Harris.
but was acquitted. Gearge w. James
was found guilty of the murder of
Robert McCmsky in May. 1867. and
was sentenced TO the penitentiary
for , years. Britta Nelson. of Rapids
City. was indicted May ). 1876. for
the murder of Peter Nelson. the
weapon used being an axe. She was
found guilty but insane. Samuel
Robertson was indicted january 30.
1886. for the murder of Hans Tim.
norman. but was acquitted February
6. 1856. Benjamin Thompson. Adam
Reiling. William Patterson and Mary
Patterson were indicted at the Sep
TENDER term of court, 1859, for the
murder of a male child by crushing
its head. They were acquitted at the
January teri. 1860.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
A WORD FOR ROCK ISLAND WOMEN.

oTHNG said without
those who since the creation of the
part in the uplifting of mankind
has has noble
he OF
calling herself
in the
of finally the sphere which
best
in
the best side and beauty well
always held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

THE JUDICIARY OF THE COUNTY

Rock island i'm 1869. and entered upon
the practice of law. In 1877 he was
elected. county judge which office he
plotting as he will at the close of his
term next December a period of CON
tinuous service on the county bench
hardly cquuletl in the state. He is Il
man of recognized ability and has
made an exceptional record in the
of probate matters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

commissioner. city attorney. and rep
reSentative in the Fiftieth and Fifty
first congresses from the old Eleventh
district. He was elected Ia the cir
cult bench i'm June 1897 for u term of
six years. Judge Cest has always
Stood among the foremost men of his
profession in this part of the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

From historical standpoint the
murder of Col. George Davenport.
which occurred July !, 1915. is per-
haps the most conspicuous Col. Dav-
export. who was one of the very
earliest pioneers and man of note IN
the west. lived at the old Davenport
homestead now going to decay at
Rock Island arsenal. On the day of
the murder he had remained home
from the Independence day eelebra-
ton. which was held on the island.
and was alone. \ party of bandits.
who had been driven here from Chi
cago for the express purpose of rob
bling Col Davenport. appeared at the
honse and proceeded 10 ransack il.
Finding the owner at home they tor
.tured him to compel the disclosure of
the place where his money was con-
cealed. finally leaving with but about
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

Dock ISLAND county is represented
in the judiciary by Hon. w II.
liest and Hon. LIcian ADAMS. The
former with Judges Hiram Bigelow
of Henry county and +. ID. Ramsay of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
Some Famous Crimes in Rock Island County

800. Col. Davenport lived long
enough to give description of the
men who had-caused his death. John
Long. Grandville Young, Aaron Long.
Robert Birch. John BaNter~William II.
Redding and George Grant Redding
were arrested for the crime. The
first three named were tried. convict
ed and hung Oct. %. 1915. The scat
fold was erected upon what was later
the Cutter homestead site at the corner
of Fourteenth street and Fourth
avenue Birch escaped while in pris-
on. Baxter and William Redding
served term in the penitentiary and
Grant Redding was acquitted.
The first murder committed in the
county was that of lawyer Philleo.
of Port Byron. who was shot and
killed by John Mckinley in 1919. The
latter served a term in prison for :he
deed.
Dec. IL. 1856. Samuel Ingram shot
and killed his wife. the crime being
corpQitted short distance east OF
Joslin. in Zuna township. The muir
derer was tried. convicted and hung
upon scaffold east of the Henry
Case residence i'm South Rock Island.
David Stoddard. i'm the spring of 1854
killed his wife with<an ak. the deed'
being committed at the home of the
couple at the present southeast corner
of Fourth avenue and Twenty-third
street. He escaped from the city and
remained at large for some time.
Upon being arrested he was tried and
convicted of the crime: paying the
full penalty.
William Heilwagon murdered the
wife of his son at her home in Hamp-
TN township. the crime being commit
ted in the fall Of 1881. The weapon
used was corn knife and the body
was hidden in shock of corn. He
was hanged for the crime i'm the Jail
yard March -. 1882.
Frank Anderson. of Moline. on No
vember 81. 1897, made an attempt up
on the life of Charles Condo. fell
low workman. and was sent to the
penitentiary for 5 years:
W. J. Evans. Paul Lohrman. II. II.
Blohm and w. r. Carlson. all of Mo
line. were held for the murder of
Charles Mime. of that city. Septem-
Der &c. 1901. but were acquitted the
following December.
On April z. 1876. John II. Stayback
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26
TRAT

ST. ! ouis Springfield
Peoria, Quincy, Gales
burg ard Sterling.
Peoria BearussoSh, Bur
ungtoh, DNnSST and
west 1890. ......ss....
II. Louis, Kansas City
Denver and Pacific
Coast via Galesburg -.
lterling aud points In
termeCiate ............
Easi Mo me (suburban) .
1 l., Denver and west
II ton and Dubuque 80.
Davenport and Clinton De-.
Clinton, Dubuque, La
Crosse, It. Paul, vim
u west ara N w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-26

Cure the cough and save the life. ="
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge of consumption.