davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
BOER DELEGATES
 SEE PEACE AHEAD
But They Will Not Show It to Any
 body Else.

Amsterdam. Jan. 1O.-Thc Boer dele gates in Holland evidently anticipate that some kind of peace ovcrtures will shortly be made. though they are re- ticent as to their reason for this be- lief. They maintain. however, that the demand for unconditional surren- der must be abandoned.
 It is privately admitted that the del eSates will not reject what they call amy fair offer of terms" if the HeGc- tiations started by the neutral power delegates will earnestly seek to obtain g modus vivendi, which will reconcile Mir. KruEer's desire for complete in dependence with the terms offered by Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
A STRIKE INVERTED.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 1O.-A strike threatened by the teamsters of this city has been averted by an agreement reached tonight at a conference at the rooms of the state board of arbitration. The new agreement, which for the year commencing today will be signed to- morrow by the Master Teamsters asso- ciation. represents 2S3 master team sters. who employ 4.500 men, and by the Team Drivers union! The team sters carried practically all their points. The dispute was one over work hours. A schedule of wages is included in the settlement.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
RAILWAY CoNsoLIDATIoN.
The National and the Internationa tc
 Be Made One.

Laredo, Tex. Jan. 10.-A Monterey. Mexico, special says: It is announced that the consolidation of the Mexican National and the Mexican Interna tional railways will be consummated and both properties placed under one manage ment not later than June 1 of this year.
 The Mexican International railway is now controlled by Speyer of New York. This consolidation, if accomplished, probably will mean a fight with those in control of the Mexican Central for railroad supremacy in Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
HILL BROOK FARM.
Owner Comments On Grape-Nuts.

The Owner Comments On Grape-Nuts.
 
 A farmer with his out of door work might have reason to expect more than the average of good health if he would use proper food and have it well cooked. but many of them, in middle age. suffer torments from dyspepsia. and following that a weakened nerv- Ous system.
 To show the value of a change in food we quote from d letter written by l.. Flagler. owner of Hill Brook Farm. Charlottesville, Va.
 "I have spent very considerable amount or money in trying to cure my stomach trouble with medicines. and have changed climate several times. About two years ago I was taken worse. My heart and kidneys gave me much trouble. I could not sleep nights. Was very nervous. thin and discour- aged. Finally l changed my food and began taking Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food. This agreed with me and I thought l could see my way out, so have stuck to Grape-Nuts for year and a half and gradually the old trou- bles have disappeared.
 I have made splendid progress in he alth and strength, sleep well and can now do a good days work for man of fifty years.
 I know that Grapc-Nuts caused the change, and although I am now able tC use other food as l like. still l stick to Grape-Nuts because l know how it nourished me. and besides. wife and I both like the food.
 She says nothing has helped her nerv- GUS system like Grape-Nuts. We buy the food by the case and are very en- thusiastic in regard to it.
 It is plain that nervous, worn out people can be brought back to health by using Grape Nuts.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
METALS.

New York. Jan 10.-Reports are per sistently circulated that the United Metals selling company had reduced the prices for lake copper. But at the sales office of the concern it was said that no reduction had been made. Thus the official price for lake copper is still S12.12h. Nevertheless, it is fact that casting copper has been sold at S11. or half a cent under the quoted rate of $1I50. Electrolytic is quoted at SIP. The London market for copper was los lower. closing, spot at f41 and futures at Ei1. 1Os-
 Lead is Is, Sd lower in London, clos ing at FLO. Ss. but the local market is quiet and unchanged at cents. Spelter is quite but steady and unchanged here at $40. London was also unchanged at E16. los.
 Bar silver. 555sc; Mexican dollars, 44l4c.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
HE TOOK A LIFE
 FOR A RUINED LIFE

Oklahoma City. Okla, Jan. 1O.-W. T. Peoples, one of the heaviest cotton buy CTS in this section of the country, today shot Eugene F. McLauglin, a drug clerk, twice through the heart. He re- fused to make a statement except to say that Mclaughlin had ruined his life.
 The shooting took place while Nc Laughlin was at work behind a pre- scription case There were no wit nesses. Peoples is about 45 years old and a man of family. Mclaughlin was 37 years old and single.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 10.-Nervousness over the government crop report, as expect ed, today resulted in sharp dips in all the grain pits, followed by good re- coveries. May wheat closed unchanged. May corn a shade higher and May oats Ac lower.
 May wheat opened at S31A@S3Ac, sold to S35sc and closed at S35sdS3Ac.
 May corn opened at 66h M662sc. sold down to 653l @657sc and closed at 66lHc.
 May oats opened at 465sc, sold down to 54Rc and closed al 463sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
BURNS WON.

Salt Lake, Utah. Jan. 10.-Jimmy Burns of Spokane knocked out Mex ican Pete" in the thirteenth round to- night. Burns superb condition won him the fight. as he was badly punished in the first three rounds. Everett was fat and short winded and was knocked down twice in the ninth round and once in each the eleventh and twelfth.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
AUSTIN THE GUTTER.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 10.-Jim Austin of New York quit in the fourth round of what was to have been a twenty round fight with Young Peter Jackson here tonight. Austin was simply out classed. He went down repeatedly for the limit, and after he had been knocked through the ropes in the middle of the fourth round he indica ted that he had enough.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
TO BE MADE FREE
 IN A FEW HOURS

London. Jan. 10.-The release of Miss Ellen Stone by the brigands who have held her in captivity since September is believed to be only a question of hours.
 On official telegram received at Lon don this afternoon, which was dis patched from Constantinople after mid day today. says the release of Miss Stone is imminent.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
ANTI-MERGER SESSION.

St. Paul, Min. Jan. Ex-Governor Van Sant has announced that he would call an extra session Of the legislature for the middle Of February. While the session is called specifically to con sider the report of the tax commits sioner just made. it is considered like ly that recent railroad developments will come in for consideration.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
DATE OF SURRENDER.

London, Jan. 1O.-The Globe's finan- cial editor said report which came from well informed quarter is current in this city today that the Boer chiefs had made overtures to the British gov ernment to the effect that they were prepared to lay down their arms, pro- vided they were not eXiled. Wednesday next is Boer Feast day. and it was said the surrender of the Boers would prop ably occur then.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
AN EXPLODING BOILER.

Huntington. W. Va, Jan. 1O.-A boiler exploded at the lumber mills of Lewis Midkoff. in the southern part of this county, today. killing three per sons and injuring several others. The dead are: Lewis Midkoff of Pomeroy. Ohio: Burt Trippett and Benjamin MessilSer of Salt Rock, w. Va.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
BIGGER CIVIL SERVICE.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Laborers em- ployed in the government departments will be brought into the civil service under presidential orders. the first of which will be issued in the near future. Iuclusions will be made separately by the departments instead of in bulk.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
AN I. T. SLAUGHTER.

Ardmore. I. T.. Jan. 10.-Four deputy marshals, armed with Winchesters, hurriedly left the city tonight for Springer. in response to a telephone message that two women and q man had been waylaid and killed near Cad do bridge. The scene of the crime is about six miles from Ardmore.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
COMMERCIAL
 AND FINANCIAL
The Condition of the Markets Yes
 terday

New York. Jan. 1o--The condition of neglect and professionalism into which the stockmarket is falling became more evident today, not only in the smaller volume Of trading, but in eccentric fuctuations of prices. The net changes in the ma jority of lists were narrow, but the days range was considerable.
 Closing. Atchison. VIZ; preferred. 5S7s: C. & O., 46as c. x S. 14zs; pre- ferred. SO; second preferred. 2SA; C., C.. & St. L., 9534: Erie, 41A; Great North ern. 1S6; Manhattan, 1883; Metropoli- tan. 16212; Missouri Pacific, 101&: Penn sylvania. 14S7s; New Jersey Central 192: New York Central 1854; St. L. & s. F., 62; preferred, S6; second pre- ferred. 757s; St. Paul. 163: Southern Pa cific. 592i; Union Pacific, 102; Anal gamated Copper. 695s; Anaconda, 30Ss; Sugar. 122H; United States Steel, 43; Western Union. 901s.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
LONDON COPPER.

London, Jan. 10.-During the week consumers bought more freely of cop per in spite of the belief that prices would become lower. Large quantities
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
TALK TO PRODUCERS
 BY PRESIDENT HILL
Address to Northwestern Grain and
 Cattle Growers

He Says the Greatest Community of Interests Is That Which Necessarily Exists Between the Railroads and Those Who Raise Things for Them to Carry. His Reply to the Northwestern States Objection to the Taking Up of the Burlington-Future of Railroads.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
BRYAN IN HOLYOKE E..

Holyoke, Mass. Jan. 10.-William J. Bryan visited Holyoke today and lec- tured under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. He was given a half hours public reception also
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
THE STATEHOOD BILL
 LAST DAY OF MONTH
Arizona Will Be Given a Hearing in
 the House

The Bills for the Admission of the Other Territories Will
 Come Later-The Matter of Creating Permanent Census Bureau-The House Passes Bill Giving Mrs. Mckinley Free Use of the Mails - Measure Providing Salary for Ex-Presi- dents.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11

of Chilli bars were taken for conversion by the refiners a home and on the con- tinent. Two hundred tons were taken for New York.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
A TEXAS FIRE.

Mount Vernon, Tex. Jan. 10.-A fire today destroyed the Shields & Hill hotel and six business houses. The total loss is S1OO 900.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
BONDS.

United States refunding 2s, registered, 1OSl.: coupon, 1OS%; Ss, registered. 1QIa.: coupon, 1OS5s; new Is. registered and coupon. 139la; old As. registered and coupon. 111M; 5s, registered, 1074s; cou- -pon, 1OTjA.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
THE PARAGUAYAH WAY
 OF MAKING 4 CHANCE
The Story of the Revolution Has Been
 Confirmed

Ruenos Ayres, Jan. 10.-The rumors circulated here yesterday that there is
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11
HIDES AND WOOL.

New York, Jan. 1O.-Hides firm. Wool dull.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-11

PHOENlX, CHARLES F. AINSWORTH, Preside
 R. H. GREEN Authorized Capital S100, 900. Interest on deposits. No commission on urer. Directors-CharlesF F. AinSworth, $. Foster, R. H. Greene.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
Durability Insures Ecoi.sery..

used your paint on my house ten yean
ago aud haven't had TO paint since, writes
customer Now. tina, nigh, mean little or much,
according TO the facts IN the case. In this In
stance II came from customer to the II. W.
Johns mfg Co, 100 William Street. New York
City, and demonstrated that II. W. Johns Liquid
Paints possesses wearing qualities that should
commend them TO any property owner who wishes
10 keep his building well painted at small en-
pense Ills not unusual for those who have used
Johns Paints to speak OF them as wearing six.
eight aud ten years. Honestly made by latest I'M
proved methods, Of pure materials, they are Ger.
tain 10 wear well The several processes Of grind.
ing given these paints insure uniformity Of color
aud degree Of permancncy not found In ordi,
nary paints. II. W. Johns Liquid Paints have,
by there excellence, won the favor OF the public
and are Endorsed by the leading architects and
builders throughout the country. They are gener-
ally recognized as the standard Paints for stric-
tnrai Purposes" Write II. W. Johns MFG Co.,
100 William Street, New York, and get COM
piele Color Card Of 81 handsome shades and their
booklet Exterior Decoration"
H. W. johns Paints are carried In stock by
NJ. l.. Manley a Co, Manchester Depot, who vii
be pleased to give you any desired information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
lT DAZZLE, THE WORLD.

No Discovery 10 medicine has ever srsa
ID one quarter Of the excitement that b,
been s.ussd BY Dr.. Kings Nsw Discovery
for Uonsuuption. lie ssvsrest tests have
been 90 hopeless victims Of Consumption.
Posunonis. Heuorrhsse. Pleurisy and
Bfoschilis, Thousands Of whom It hss req
tered 10 perfect health. For Coughs,
Colds, Asthms, Group, hay Fever. Hosrse
ness and vboopins Cough II 10 the quick
eel, sursst care in the world. 1t 10 sold
BY J. N. Hard and J. h. Whippls Who
guarantee satisfaction or refund nsnsy.
Large bottles 90, spd 81. Trial bottles
free
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Tbs s,eetboidsu Ct the Frusrs Nation
sl Bank OF vsfsspaes. Which sss sreshsd
BY ne esshier. ID. II, L,sis. may be call
ed upon 10 psy 30 ssssssm sst suosp,ins
70 $4,000. THIS feet hss only iast come
10 ilsss bat it 10 psrsistsStly rs@srsd
that Frsnt l., Feb. The rscsivsr. hss been
seesrips svidepcs 10 prove tbs. there
we're illegal sets prior 10 The slosips OF
the bank which gill nsosssitsts the pay
meat OF The shove named san.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
NHIrE MAx TuHxEp YELLox

0rst eons,srsstioo, vss isIt BY The
friends Of n. 4. Hesstty OF Lexington.
Ky shsa they sav be vss tsrsins ysl
lov. His shin slosiy changed color. siso
his syss. ssd be ssnssej terribly. his
msisdy VS. Yellow Jsasdise. He VS.
treated By the beat doctors. bat vitAsot
bsssfl Then be ss sdsissd to try Flee
tris Biitsrs. The soncstfni 6tsnssh srd
Liver remedy, SD he vriiss: AFTER TAI
log tee bottles vss wholly cared" 4
trial proved I've 1stshlss ssris Ter oil
stonssh. Liver Esd kidasy trosbIss.
oaly 5oe ssid By J. n. Hard spdJ Il
whippie. Diassisis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Gsnssss Pure Food 90, lie Roy. n. Y:
Gentlemen:-I must Gay 10 regard to
GRAIN o that there 10 nothing better or
heslthisr. We have used Il for years. Ny
brother vss . great coffee drinbsr. he
sss taken sick and The doctor ssid that
coffee YES the csuss Of H. and told % 70
use 0RAlN.O. We sots package bat did
not like II o. nrsi, bat nov would not Be
without It My brother has been we'll sv
er since W started 10 use IL. Yours truly.
LILLE SocnoR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

The body Of Themes 0rifio, . psintsI
10 years old and unmarried, wss found
floating 10 the river inside the Barre city
linits last week Wednesday moraing,
The body Vas discovered BY . fireman
Oh the Central Vermont train sboat .ss
o'clock. II is not known whether BE- fell
10 the river or committed suicide. Tbs
body had evilsntly been 10 The water 4s
hours,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Mi" us,hais Ws,srhouss Of Rutland
10 visiting Mr., ". J. Cn~iord.
The EaaiuoI ball clsb dsiss,sd . pick
Cd nins from Manchester Centre, Tassdsy.
too
Hoo. Ca.rles N, Fosler. Congress
nsn, OF New Jersey, 10 sum nsting 81 tbs
EqsinoI HossA
-Gsorss ". Barton. President Of The
First National Bank OF Lacrosse, Wis.,, Il
waiting Manchester friends.
George W. Thomas. p. o. Inspsetor
81 btstioas, Brooklyn. N. Y. 10 spssdise
biz weston .. Fishes Summit Houss.
-Jssss d Pardy hsd bic ankle disle
Gated By Iuupius iron . wagon Saturday
snd 10 around 90 crusohss in oosseq usnss.
Mr. sod Mrs. james Mix Of Chissss ere
sosss Of Mrs Carver Mr. Aix hss . 70
sponsibls position With Field. Letter 4
Go.
The EquinoI base ball tenn dsisstsd
The wst Psvlst slab here Saturday 10 .
i've ississ gene By the soors Of Q TO Q
ksin prevailed farther playing.
y. n. Lltshsnsar Of Esv York IL Of
The EqsiooI Honss. He expects 10 mako
sHssssnsst, soon for building . sss 90.
taas Oh biz 10. os Prospect street
The weather bss cleared Al l.st ssd
II 6ids fsir TO BE- pleasant. bot one ssvss
ESQ tell. The farmers - veil ~ uan o.
ssssts ere sisd 10 zee The snu chine.
Bishop Hall gill hold . reception st
NJ Henry " Bross's eo,tsse, Saturday,
Jsly 20. d = 81 O'Clock All sishise 10
meet Tbs Babep are eordislly invited to
stissd.
w. q. Bnassll vos the nss's piss
pong tonrasnest stths Cosatry Clsb lee.
Wednesday evening. Miss Andrews Of
Nss York Cry sos The 6st ve.sa's
pfis.
Services Il 81 Jobs's church On San
day. Jaly "a. siil be IL Z 500. u. Holy
ccnneuscs; II m. hernise ps.ysy
and Sanes; ~. N. Esssins Prayer,
Bahop Hall etisis,iss.
-Aiss Evs Clsrk Of Glsas Falls. n. T..
10 vaiiius Msechotsr f,issds She bss
been employed tue past pear In Kisderssr
ssn sert 10 Baton md expects 10 csstis
a. ior sss,hsf year
-Tss Rs.isnd R.ilrosd viil rss % q
essies trails 10 I,Issd PARK ssd ,hs pie
sie sscsIts ., North Hero ss,t TsssSsy.
Jsly 2ssS. irslsdins . tnp on The lake |
Fsfs. ssssd trip. Is. children e3 cents.
Tssiss leave h.sssss,sr d 7 -. .. n. sna |
sssssrs ., s .. N. TAis 10 . doe trip
sst ibs fare 10 vsy low.
-A,isstios 10 eslisd to The iollesise By
sv. stieh sss sstsssis.t 81 meeting OF
The ,ciss o. The ,ilisss IL Jsas: "A Per
ses rsstiss ~ sa,en chile OF ether torss
isss ssAisls 81 rs,s Of speed ,gsv.diee
sishl 0ilss pr toss siihia Toe ilai.s Of
sAs village Of Manchester shall be Hssd
ses ssrs ,hss sioo ard sol ls..,hss SO.
We its.t Ger eli, ssi,s. sili 10, re
sssa TIE pat tsrss sssts a. : ssspls Of
hssshssisf semnst ststlsf. 10 the tlir
" OF ssrs years 81 The Rii,Ss's fs.idsses
hsr he ta at husss OF - asea rsisy
sss'tsr 81 itts sssses Of the year. bat The
sspsn s.ev ,hst TEE rstss have bees pr,s
" stl'sa.i 10 tie ssst ssd hssshsslss 10
&c, The cal, rl.ss ,sa Ass ssGssd.
-rt.ts siIi Be ssss vsssssiss 10 The
sesslssssips 81 Barr sns Bsstss Sect ssry
let The seaiss yra era spplisstisss
sAesla Il esss Be sss, 70 Pritapsl D. c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

In . shipment VI pine timber iron ths
state Of Washington Tor use By Barre
granite nsnuisetnreFs we're twelve slieki
ranging from 80 to sc feet 10 length. Ths
largest We 36 inehes 10 diameter st The
bait. "a inches st the top.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

A asriss ubbsy vs ssmsilssd SIS
tsy, JAY Oh, 10 81 hsrys ss,ssdrsl.
Bsriississ ssss tee pieces Of plata vel
ssa 81 eaoo. ssrs slslss ifen The altar 10
broad dsyhsst Thsv 10 no trace 81 ,hs
ttlsi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Theirs b" been good deal Of slsrn 10
Soa,h Hsro smsps frui. srossu over the
sppls blight or sssb which hss been no
usnslly bsd this season. The continssd
yet sssther appears 10 hsvs favored lie
dsvsioppsnt sud mspy orshsrds have
srn,fsd sIeessissly. To rome Gases ttis
yesr's iruit crop 10 sppsrsnsly slm ost ~ Of
hiIsssd snd nearly every orchard u 10 ~
tsrisily reduced By the disssse,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
HoTlL ARRIVALS.

bgstsas ussss.
Y. Q. onu,. Manager
Eooebs Kep York
Ihss h LAmbsstes
Mics CayAnash
riDdiy Uoagln
Cbss II ksys
IL " Ihspmsn
y" wlsn Morris iud maid rLilsds'fhIs
Mas Wood
~ d Il Dfipps
Mics Blsrehaid Beiisfonls Pa
" R,elyh fsffepont Bfoollyu
y O Bfosn
VIM Howard Doughty Jr wiIi.ms.ssn
II II Doughty
X kdson stkiks Troy
Mater Howard hiatks and maid
Emssssl Hahn
VIM Ceilsy Portsmouth, Nh
kto D Address LstesOod NJ
Howard y Andrews Cleveland Ohio
Ys 10 veil Aibany
wPshs~
WIN kssm.n
hawsfd Van Rensselaer,
II W bon
oP Liscomb
q Sutherland Ransom
Eisia y Fupt Baltimore
y Armour and valet Chicago
n DunbAm
Ernost N Wright Newton Centre kau
NJ aud Mr. q u Mills MontcIair N
ohpt sqnitss Nss York
J Ehbu buils Btooklyn
Herbert spencer
NJ and Mrs paul Wilson A0ntcIair
child and maid
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
That BEAUTIFUL 0Lo,s

COMES from the vsrnish 10 Dsvoe's Warn
ish Floor Paist: costs cents more q
quart though. Sold by A. L Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

oil eel tsr ssoalsra ysly d.
Mr. n. 0islsy ssa tee soss o.
Nee rafa ns ,ierrsss viii Der p,rssis
NJ sss Mr. d 4 Yssi.s,
The lsslo 81 tie C0sstsssiiessl
ssstsh soss.ress their sssssl ssles Of
s.ls sns lea efssn, Jsiy al.
Rev. T,snsiss eiiks Dissipiss CssrsA
x., Rsp'ri sili pssses ssri sssa0
svsriss 10 The Cossrssstiorsl stsreh 10
behalf Of lhs ", Q. 7. U.
AIsnba iron this plsss ssss 10 .,
tssssses 81 The bell gaze held 10 0rss
willie. n. y, Tssndsy sitsrscos, ssistss
Granville and Ra,lssd 10 which Granville
ssus Of ,isiosisas.
-Ths rsasins Of Henry Sbsv Of Eat
Poai,1sy vus bfosshi here Tor istssnssl
Tbs deceased iss,ss vifs too dssssisrs
slso toe sisters. hrs J Z Aastls OF iAis
place spd hn Ellsn Eissil OF Sslsr,
wissorsin. ibsss tvo being The only once
LEFT from isniIy OF ten shilden
pxsu.
-Ni,s Alice DEXTER. 9th . sister and
psphsv, 10 boarding al Wallace FAMINE
-Mn Hildrsih Bs,shsldsr. seeoppss
led By Misses huy Dsvis sad Bath Batch
elder. rsiarlsd 70 Nssisss Monday.
Mics Lacis Gould. On old End respect
Cd resident OF Psu. died ., the home Of
Der psise. Nu Byron Davis 10 L,ndopdsr
~. Jsly IL. sssd u years. 6hs vss the
dsss htes Of The ls.s Horsos 0osld.
Sandy, July 20, will long b rensu
bsrsd % . dark dsy Tor many 10 oar little
,osp. II rsissd psutipsly through The
day. Thsrs we're no church ssrvissa
The funeral Of Ms Charles Fsrnum YES
held st her home. sttssded BY most OF her
family and friends. Mrs. fsrpum died
very suddenly Thursdsy night OF hssrt die
ssss 6he VS. . very estinsbls vomss
and nush sympathy 10 felt for her family
snd friends 10 the loss which 10 irrspsrs
Bile.
SUNDERLAND.
m Ire Bentley osusht . 6,h 10 the
Bsitenkill tbs. weighed tso and one halt
pousds.
Rev DR.. George II. Smy.b OF Eat
Orange. N J. viii preach 10 Union
Church nett Sunday, July 81, stSp m.
There will be . Lawn party on the
AVN joining Union Church on Wsdnss
Day evening. July 80, All ere cordially
invited.
Mrs J II Teat. Miss M.ujs Tiff,
Mise Dora Wallace and Mr.. Harvey Gros
beck, oil OF Hoosiok Falls are spending
tbs week With Mrs Tef . sister, Mrs
Ira Bentley,
ARLINGTON.
The Arlington House and oo,tssss
are we'll filled with summer guests
Mrs 3 Salisbury Of Albany, N. Y has
be, the guest Of Mrs Harry Tefis tbs
pest week.
Mrs Sarah Kendall and daughter
hare returned from Vsrgsnnes. where
they have bssn for sometime.
Stewart Rals and family OF Rutland.
have opened their houss here Tor tine
during the bot weather.
The Republican County Convention
meets here today. There 10 likely 10 be
q ate contest over some of Oh ,ss.
AT the Democratic osueus, held to
sleet delegates to The state convention.
Jaly 24,b, d @ Barney. N 81 Conroy. and
q Thompson we're chosen.
"A Local Option and High Lissnss
CIub wss formed and three delegates
we're elected to attend the mass meeting
shish wss held in Darlington July 18Th.
The Club hss . mem bsrship OF ll3 voters.
The delegates we're: g " Ailtimors.
George Andrew and Clarence Hamilton.
The next meeting will bs held In the
Town Hall. Saturday evening. July 26.b,
i 8. 80 o'clock.
40 L
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Tee estb Gin bsr ln.l siss o. Ety.
Ctsss Balm; stsssA 10 soavirss J % that
u 10 the srssissi Of remedies ier ssssl 60
huh o. cold 10 NE hssd. Fall On, 50
sssv. All arssss,s. We ssil H.
ELY BROS. t6 wsrps ST., ksv Ysrh.
iss sssoss Street. Albany. ny.
hasp Elf Bgei Il saarsd sfsstly
With sstsub ssS tried siansst remedies
sitAest eject Altar ssss csc bottle Of
year Crssn Bsln I iossd relief sd ess
got prsiss too highly sush . remedy
sspt 81. 1899 Mic conA WrLLAEp.