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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

The BsssiDsieu Tree hbnrr hs beet
bsotsi,sd br aosslson o. $50 freE
Pfeasrses 1ssSisgs Tor rts boot..
Q. NJ. Ce.sr. lbs .tisrsu .si,or Of a.,
Lysdon ueion. i, .ull colfs.d 10 ID,
hooss. srd u " iesftd lt.i BE- e.p liz,
bn, . stofi tiH'.
Hoe. q \ Psss save ~ the nsr I'm
Pioyes 10 bis hies bupss 81 HIDE P,Ik
. sseur for Ctrs,n,s TEtre strs
nearly SO q them.
cen nii,es q Barre basints nep
nsy call 90 d.. " Ssssrj Webb md sn
dsssor 10 interest bin 10 the plan Tor .
nilfosS 10 be ballt it0n Rs,lsra 10 Bar
read Montpelier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
, bfMaurb Jornnal
THURSDAY. JAN .. 1907.
4 aIK0xDs. EcsieT ana Proprietor

tssH. F.lms hoe hfss tlerts5 he tni
r ssti 81 Csbs ~ hrss nsssiiy.
n ~ hfs reslssrt 81 itts eossir,
4, sts'si yesfa bs'lrS hess bsSisbse
Cabs ~ ihs hpsEisfss ior sasssiss
s. stsIliSs. he 10 as5 W BE- nss
- biisiy SD ts rsiarscs IL its eoss
a. Efu hs's tsssli sln nseh issi vill
b. ass,sl ~ ssvesntts toe isisss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

rso lhinss 10 tbe tres,nsnt Of nsal
csisuh are uow iullr understood. First,
The diriss process is . delasioS that pro
dncos more mischisi than benefit Sec
Dad lcte &c. common sers and eIptri
enee proclaim Eiys Cream Balm TO be
iusisbt reliei. sbd hnsi, certsin cnte. II
clesnses the diseased membranes and nes
er mskes the pslient spea Price 90
ceti, Bold by druggists end by Ely
Brothers. 56 Warren Street. Ns~ York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Willism Morton Fullerton. who bas
iuet been appointed Paris correspondent
OF The London Times IS success . 10 M,
de Bloviz resigned iss nephew OF Mrs
George W. Phillips. OF RntIsnd. Mr.. Full
Ierton's fsther was . college clsssmste OF
the Rev. Dr., Phillips and The two men
married sisters This position ia one OF
the highest 10 tie newspaper world spd
Ia great honnor for . Anefic.p. II 10
stated that The salsry OF NJ. de Blowiiz
was $50, 900 per year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

hvs scarce. pessrrsa 90 ~ upfbiss o'
Ne battle A isil nst vtt . loss sas
esUs riats ~ dfrssil, 10 hesi q 0ts'
sis. nb eiottiss cns.asies 81 ssni.
uosssts sss tiosa hrisn.s bet, sss D.
sa bsrsfs0,ss n"illy sssusasiiss. be
isrrei The tofss leoss siih ,iolssi siel.
ssrspeet 10 Tie treat a The lis. aslitsr
sislt issed bio bal bseh rate TIE t.shs.
ssc iEu.ais,siy Cred itto ias sasnis
nst' sisbos, oftsr Hs sstlen ssri .
loss srs t9eaisfee. cheer do.r the r.bts
ssd go We slsrsl tor he CON nsts.aeni
81 he sslios.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

P. I. Thomas. Sumterville. Ala, Iva,
suffering from dyspepsia when com meme
ed taking Kodsl Dyspepsia Care took
several bottles and csn digest any thing.
Kodsl Dyspepsia Cure is the only prepsrs
tion containing all the natural digestive
fluids. II gives weak stomschs entire
rest. restoring their natural condition. o
e Adams, Arliogton; A Fl Pettibone, Man
chester Depot; A Fl Smith. West Airing
ton,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Every year large nomber Ct or sol
fefers whose ls1ss are core srd rtcte
sitA usbs ere ursed TO so 10 sto be,
cl'nsie Bat this il costly srd rot slxsy.
sars Don't be 40 exile when DR.. Kins's
Ssv Discovery for Cohsnr rtion will cure
you 81 home Ito the most inhlIibls
medicine Tor Coasts. Cold. aud I'll
Throat sni L1ns diseases 90 r,h. The
nfss doss briggs relief. Astounding care.
resnli fron psrsisisut use, Insl bottles
free II J. n. H,ra's aud ]. Il. whippls.
Psies cosssa loo Every bo,sIs susssu
tsSd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

The New Years Vermonter has tn
''Sscret History OF the st. Adams Raid, y
by Col. Bsnnett Fl. Young, With twelve
illustrations, including 3 portrait Of the
confederate lesder. A splendid full psge
pcvtvait nth a ahr,~I "a ~ 49,
Shaw. the new secretary Of the treasury,
and Vermonter, also appears There
are numerous other attractive features,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

AsogtaitF 70 80 esiims,s complied BY
ihs Eulf q Ga llt iof 1901. tie milssss
bsilt lt Toe Dated h,sess sariss The pes,
ysa sppfr siAsiss Z SIS Oar figures 10
1900 %, so I'D 10 1899 1909. With
oat aophi. hrwsret iaess figures ere oil
Too 81 ~. ., & IL vary difficult to 90, com
pls,s Iepefts it0m sny soatas 10 nspy
es,ss. Ith year the Member Of eompsp
iss reported ~ having built 10 $50. Lest
year IL .. 2sg sad 10 1890. 2si
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
GEORGE vAU INNS EsrArg
PHILINDA THOMP5ON's Esr.ry

sTATE Or yrnaJsT District Of Manchester. "a
be u ismembsted, that " a Eession Of tbs
Probate Court holden Al Manchester wlfbiu ana
or sAid Dn rict on the 2lsi day Of Deosmbsr
A, u 1901,
where's. eetitin instrument 10 sritlng,
under seal. puip0rting 10 be- the l4st viii and
testsmshi Of ibiiiuda Thompson, lais Of MAJ
chester, 10 ssi1 District. deccRaed having been
THE day pfestDled 70 ssid Court Of PROBATE ara
duly nled ~ the Registers Cfess Therefore II
IL ordered thst al porsoas Interested III ths
estAis Of said deceased b. notified 10 spresr IL
lore said Court u The Probate Offlee n Man.
chester, n sald District, on TIE t0tb DAY a. Jsu
uarf isyl by pubiieGiiGn o. this oder,
thts setbs ,uceessigeiy . eslous thereto. ia ths
Msnehtslef Jtsintl, bsssgapsr pfinted Al
1shehf.t s'e'tssii, 70 show eaass II sHy bey
not be proved aud KIiosad a. tie isft ain and
tssiAnseni u the ssid dsosssed
si3E. WE. FDgFnTog gaAa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Wsllsce Q, Clement has resigned az al
rector Of The Rntissd rsilrosn ADD Senslor
Cbsnncey III Depew hs been elected 10
bis place. Mr.. Clement is . brother oil
President PercisAl W. Clement and bss
been director for many y..rs. 1t vas 81
80 learned that Presideot Clement hiss
cold nearly ell bis stock TO Dr. Ssvsrd
Webb, Of 5helburpe. 90 that the latter
nos hs between 60 sod 10 per cent Of
the vhoIe. p. W. Clement will probably
remsin dirsctor bat not PRECEDENT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
PRIsU.

1T is fine sleishiug and lum bermel
ere happy.
Fred Crossmsu has been under lh,
weslher bot 10 getting about again.
MIR and Mrs Il. NJ. BstcheIder have r,
ceiyed visit from q cousin and husband
from Rntlsnd.
The young people. who have bsen en-
joyiug a vacation Of home, bsve returned
to their schools.
-Many OF The young friends OF Mincrvs
Lyon gave her visi, on Monday evening
Of last week IL vas q jolly party.
-Eisin W. Jackson Who wss born 10
this town and spent bis boyhood here,
died al bis home 10 Westfsld, Mass. Dec
%. sgsd 60 years.
Mr. and Mrs George Il. Whitney re
GENTLY paid . short visit to his parents
hsrs. Perm people wish them much bsp
piness 10 their new relation.
Mrs II b. Hspsood. who began teach
log 10 the Sunday school her,. ..s On ~ gss.
brsted be 90.h tirthdsy q, her home 10
Cambridge. Mass. She left here 26 years
ago, and come Of her pupils sent her toh
ems OF remem brance.
We condense The following from the
West Swspz,y correspo sdence OF The
Ksene IN, II } Sentinel: The home Of
Mr. and Mrs George W. Richardson OF
Winchester street was The scene OF very
pretty wedding on Wednesday evening,
Dec, rs. when their daughter, Miss Lals
b., bscsme the wife Of George B. Whitney
OF Peru. w. Az precisely s O'Clock Mr.
Whitney aud Miss Richardson descended
the stairs and took their places under 90
arch OF lace and holly 10 the psrlor, where
Rev. Robert Bsnnelt. pastor OF the Bapt
isl church. performed the ceremony, the
ring service being used. The beet man
vs Rev Thomss Gain OF Windsor, w.,
sud the sroom's sister. Miss Lula b. Whit
ney, the bridesmaid. Miss Z Ina Caroline |
Whtcomb vas maid Of honor. The bride
sss dressed 10 pure sbi,e orssndie, The
bridesmaid wore . dress OF white % ulIe
md The mad Ct honor vas sovned 10 pale
blue aud carried ths brides bong net and
he ring. The room where The Wedding
ook place VS. pre,tiIy decorated with
sbite bu ting and holly, the work OF the
brides lady friends OF the village. Miss
Maud 5. Evans played tho Wedding march
nd slso played softly during the service.
reception followed the Wedding, which
=" largely attended. and Mr. and Mrs
Whitney received many congratulations {
nd GOOD wishes Wedding and brides
axe aud ice cream were served during the
venios. The bride received nearly enc
nndred gifts, including . silver service
nd many pieces Of solid silver. After the
ecep.ion Mr sud Mrs Whitney drove to
.eeue and the Wedding trip included Peru
nd Rutland. w. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney .
70 10 make their home 10 Msnville, r. l., o
here be is principal Of The schools >
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
EDWIN B. sAFFoRDs Es.ate

rFAfE ~ ilhkoAf Distriet Of M1nfhe.,af. "a
BE- u ftmenbsfs1, thai Al q session Oh the
| Probate Curt holden II hsnehsstsr ,absa
and ior said Dielriet, on the An aay al fJsasa,.
| berA b. 1901,
whereas, certain Instrument 10 writing
pufportns 70 b. the last will and testtuaegt IN
tdSin y. rsn ~, late 81 haysft Ia ,.i1
District, deeesse5, having been this ssy pfs.
sspted y ssid Court for Probate aud daly hjed
u The hegisief's Once; Therefore, ii 10 ordered
hat al persons interested ~ The estate On ssld
deeeAssd be noilned 70 appear before SAID Couft
- Ne Probate Once V Manchester, IN ssld
District % The 9Th dsy 81 Jsaaary A II.
1874. a. ~ O'Clock 10 the forenoon b. pabllea-
ton 81 this order. three weeks s8aeo4sissiy ore.
Sious thereto. 10 The Manchester JOrsssl.
newspaper printed ~ Manchester Aforesaid, Ia
show esgse, II any ihsg may have, shy sslA
ib.irunsns 10 sfiting e. ould not Be pfossd afd
silo~td ~ the last viii and .sslxaslf Of he s.id
deceased.
ssss w,B. EDoEETos, Jaay,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

The old ides. tb.t the body some,imel
needs . powerful. drss,ive pnrsstive pill
has been exploded. for Dr.. Kings NeS
Lille Pills, which are perfectly harmless
gently slim iste liver and bowels to e.pel
poisonous matter. clesnse the system and
absolutely cure Constipation and Sick
Headache. OnIy 25s at N. Hard and J
q. Whipple's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

The phsponsusl irefesse 10 tbs vslos
OF Mes York real e,ists 10 illustrated 10
,hs ssls o. the Broadway Tsbsrnsels prop
srsy ter 81 300 600 10 1851, lie. th.n
ball . esutafy $50. 1t sac bougb, for SIS,
800. Ibs ssle Of The lsnd snd the search
OF the sceIe.issliosl otssisls Tor bss site
farther upiosn reminds ne not only the,
New York obnfchss ore iss, moving north
vsrd. bat tbsi there iss hpssoisi 80 we'll
|. more commonly attributed resson Tor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

DR.. W. W. Hubbard, Poultney's Oldest
merchant. died from pneunionis, aged 7s
years, He was born IN Orwell 10 1923,
and ersdustsd from the Csstleton Nor
nal school. He went to Poultney In 1861
and established the first drug store 10 the
village. 10 1870 be speued . bsx,sr for
The sale OF stationary and newspapers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
DAVID err. Me- April l. 1900

Genesse Pare Food Co., LIE Roy. N. Y:
Gentleuen:--I must say in regard to
GRAIN.O that there is nothing better OF
heslttisL We have used il for years. Ny
brother vas . great coffee driukef. He
vss taken sisk sud The doctor said that
coffee vas the osnss Of II. snd told % to
use GRAls-o. We got package bu, did
not like u .. f,st. bul nos you'd not be
without IL Ny brother bss been we'll ev
81 sirce We started 70 use II. Yours auly.
LIZZIE 6ocHoH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
JrLL-o. TaE INV DEssKRT.
plesses oil the ismily. -Four H,von: - Lsn
on. 0rsppe, Raspberry aud berry.
Cam

We. the updersisped. do hereby ssre,
TO refund the money on q hiy cent bottl,
Of Greeue's Warranted Strip OF Tar II Il
fails to cure your cough or cold We o.
so gusrntee twenty five cent bottle Il
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
A II Petlibone. Manchester Depot.
II B.opby. East Dorset
j Al Armstrong, Dorset
E0 Adams 4 Co, Esst Arlington.
EO Adams, Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
sorx roora,n Prorl.n

Allow eopsh 10 ruu until I, sets beyond
the roach Of medicine, They often ssy,
Oh. II will vesr away, bat in nost easel
II viii wear them sway Gould they be
induced 10 try The successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssu, which is sold on .
positive guarantee 10 core, they would
Immediately see the excellent elect alter
taking the fret dose. Price % and 50r
Trial size free. Al all druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

1bstt ~ seskirs ss,isns shea, The, he
rstiats fefsp ir osio. TIE Tact /. thai
o. o@se Eapshliesss ss ,ueb ns,iotsi
.ertvsis ika stss tier. ere 90 poli,lcsl
crsobsp, 10 se.r siib ihsy sersp viib
ash tta Wksssva lie Dsnoefss wy
10 fsi tes. hsatfi IRON these scraps The,
fss lssnsslTe 10 The prsdissnss, Of ibs
ass wse irieriertd 10 nsn ed siis
ssFap
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Mrs. A. II. Airport. Johnstown, Pa
says: Our little girl almost strsneled to
death with croup. The doctors said she
couldn't live but she was instantly reliev
ed by One Minute Cough Cure. OE Ad
ans, Arlington; A Il Pettibone, Manches
ter Depot; A Fl Smith. West Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

O. 8 Davis. Of Bethel hes sleigh buili
by W. W. Been foriy-,wo yesrs ego that
has been 10 constant use ever since. and Is
10 good condition. It's called the Mont
pelier pattern. Mr., Besu says be thinks
|. IL good for Is years yet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
IT G1RDLRI THE GLOBE.

The fame OF Backlens Arnics Sslve. ss
the best 10 the world, extends ronud the
esrlh. It's the one ps rieot hesler OF Oats
Corns. burns, Bru,aes. Sores. Scsl3t.
Bois. UIcers, Felone, Acbee, Pains end
all Skin Eruptions. Only iofsllible Pile
cure 26,s box AJ. N Hard and J, Il.
Whipple's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
Fs1 NM Sean.f Irr7rn

! sss pev eat st,i las sta enjoy a
NJ siumssh and liver sofk oil nsai. aud
.tsos.sf bear ny reishhor eOurl,iu
ns Of beiss sict tell them 10 ,sks ihei
medicine. C.irsrs salseet discovered By
DR. Dsvid Kssrsds. Ksrusd, Ras. k'ns
siou. n Y. For sale by oil druggists
o..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

The Herald received dispstch from
New York city stating that Henry r.
Dorr Of Rutland had attempted to take
his life at the Colemsn house, corner OF
Brosdw way snd Twenty. seventh street,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

10 Bsan ipgt1u comfy court Dsonis ii !.
Blsckuer pleaded soil , 10 80 ssssult CO .
ten year old girl aud ~M sentenced TO
serve cot lees than IS nor more than "a
months 10 the house o. correction ., Rot
Land
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

James White, Rrysptsville, Iod,, says
DeWitt's Witch Hsz,l Sslve healed run
ming sores on both legs, He had suffered
6 years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
DeWitt's. Accept no limitations. o. e.
Adsms. Arlington, A. Il Smith, West Arl
ingtoh; A. n, Pet.iboDe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Henri ID. Hall Of Bennington Recently
eliubsa 10 its s.sspls Of he old fiul
church BY way Of tue verlnsnis isddi
sps s,.sisu aud walled sieeed the bel
Try, He dii lbs ssme itins n years $50,
Nj. Hall 10 remarkably active for be
ystrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Prof. W SC Russell Who hss been the
principal Of the Bennington high school
tor several years hss resigned the position
Professor Russell will go to Boston early
sext month TO engage 10 educational work
tor q large concern thu. manufactures
laboratory aud chemical sppsfstus 10 that
city, His connection witt the high school
viii be severed the 3lst.
Both the cases OF NJ. + Allen and
John w. Ketchnm we're continued TO
February 10 by Judge Wheeler.
Ketchnm's attorneys Gained that their
case vas not ready.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

The number Of new bu ldipgs erected
In Bellows Falls and thesmouat OF money
expended 10 building aud mskipe re
psirs during the year 1901 lie said to sur
pass ell previous records.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Walter HoSsrd OF Rudolph has fenced
OF 100 equare rods OF bic farm snd 10 10
ing into The fox Kissing busiheis He
hes several blue foxes frem Alaska to
start With. The pel,s OF these amin ole
are worth 5000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

II The sclion OF your bowels is not easy
aud reaulsr serious complications mu.t be
the dnal result DeWitts Little Early
Risen will remove this danger. Safe.
plesssnt aud effective o Z Adsms, Ari
insion: A II Pettibonf, Manchester De
pot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
ARLINGTON.
Schools opened Monday wilh Misses
flotesce Holden and Ethel yisalt teach
ere.
The snnosl meeting Of the Socisl aud
Literary Ciub US held Mordsy evening.
The cluo 10 10 q ,srishing condition and
sfsrds Eoch diversion for i,s members.
The old M.iss' Coavention" proved
= greet snscess. There q. q large attend
srce. gate number coming from on, OF
lcun. The paris vere veil t,ken snd Of
fordsd much en- assnsnl
-Gnfa,h's nsu h.d ths ri.for,oos 10
'vtrtrrn . pev tea toe boiler Which lhey
sese bsnlios 70 bis mill on the uonptsip
est sset. bloetiss the rosd Tor soue
ins IL y" very bard itins to hsucls
ri,hou, nsehinsry.
Al the ssnusl meeting Of Red Noon
sis Chapter. o. Z. 8. The follosibs ofhs
~ we're elected; Mary Tonbs, w. NJ,
h. ssss. W. r.. Mn Z. N. Lslkrop. Ii
!. u, ku xsfy L. Adams, Bscy, Au q.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
No CARRIAGE PAINT MADE

will wear ss long as Devoes, No others
are IS heavy tolie1, tecsnse Devoe's
weighs 8 TO 8 ounces more 10 the pint
Sold by A. L. Graves,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Morrow is after States Attorney Done
way OF Addison comfy and it is cl.imsd,
hss secured an indictment against him
for failure TO euforce one CT the many
ramificatious Of the probibitory Law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09
PAINT YnnR Rrnor ron lac

With Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, Il
seishs to s q, more to the pint than
others, wears longer; and gives q CLOSE
e4usl to new work S)id By A L Graves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

AHsns, Tfr.svrg, Enily N Mills. Coz
srsio'. Mrs o H,mlllcr. sssi,t.si eco
ds~sr. Tts sfEcisiis tfHssu sill b.
ssnsa Of tLs rfst regular uatips.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

Mr. MfIot Roberts. sto b. been str
ossly %. IL sons better .: tits sriiias.
Ma Eta Hos,s Of Ba,l.nd hospi,s
10 ssslsiiss - The cate q Mrs. Myfos Bot
esta
Ms NllI Tbonpsos OF syrseuss. n,
", 10 the guest o. her brother. H. @
0aild
-Mi.ts Cora Geld snd May Carey
ls'l Saturday for their home 10 Mecbspics
vile, ny,
TIE spuasl roll call OF the Copsfsss
,ions church vss held Friday. Dinner
vss served.
Ma. jail. Hanoa. VITO has been sb
seni Tor tnnbr Of wre ., retained Sat
ardsy erstiSs
--Ma L II Hsye /. - i.tibs Miu
Belle Mccall 10 tsiiss the iavsniofy Of
the Farmers EIohsuse.
-Q,iie number iron this place attend
cd The Silver Band Mint,rels st IVES, Rup
,ri Saordsy evepips.
MI Auibouy grange Elected the FOL
losing officers 81 their last m 'etins: Over
seer, NJ u, Bobsrt': l. ctore,, John Sh-l
too; MISTER, Henry Bsrden; Secretary, w.
70 Mason Treasurer. II. Floser; Chaplain.
NJ L Howard. Steward. r Hopkins. As
sistsn, Steward, Mrs J. P,rkins; Gate
Keeper. Earl Sheldon; Csres. Flora Mel
son, Pomon,. Flora. Lo,iie Bildride.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

"A Little Gold. You Know" will be
cone . srest danger II 1t be allowed to
reach dosn from the throat to the lungs
Nip the peri 10 the bud With Aliens Lung
Bslsau, q lure remedy containing no
Opium.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

\NfANTEO Woe 40 ~ WAHrss. ana ees
w era houss vatk Write aF sppiv 10
q UhNis, Nsheh.,gsr. ST.
peccmhsf lah, ieai saf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

ts4 aift a. agtNxAt CfFun,
Mseehetier, VI @Nu 50 iaNs asae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-09

AYaNfEN Married mar ja tktty e. farm
w - Manchester, a cess fite spxAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-30
JESSE JAMES BODY sREBURIED.
Taken From samuels3 Farm and Rein.
tered at Kearny.i Mo.

A dispatch from Kear1y. Mo, yesterday
says: The body of Jesse James, Missouri's
bandit king, was buried today for the last
time in the Baptist graveyard here The
body, which had rested since his tragic
death at the hands Of Dob Ford, in St.
Joseph in 1882 was disinterred this morn
ing at the old Samuelsu homestead, near
this city, placed in a new black casket and
was reburied by the side Of his wife and
little brother in the family lot In the ceme-
terry On the edge of the town.
The early morning train from Kansas
City brought in the little party of old Guam
trell men. Frank James came here three
DAYS ago. but had gone to bed at the hotel,
ill with grip, and was not at the station to
meet the funeral party. Neither was Jesse
James, jr. He had come down from Kansas
City the night before.
The little crowd waded through the mud
and held g. levee, with Frank propped up in
bed on pillows. Frank did not gaze on his
dead brother, nor did the aged mother. Only
Young Jesse looked on his father when the
seal Of the grave was broken. Jesse and
phis helpers took the long drive out to the
old home, and with no ceremony opened the
grave and dug down to the casket.
This at the time of the burial twenty
years ago, was supposed to be one OF tho
finest made, a solid metallic affair, alright
and indestructible. The casket, however,
was merely a sheet iron box rfveted loosely
together and had rusted to pieces years
ago. The body was supposed to have been
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pany.
Mr. Cannon, however, denied this en-
phatically.
Mr.. Babcock then went on to criticise
amendment No. 101, which gives the right
to string overhead electric wires for light
ing purposes east of Rock creek.
Mr.. Cannon defended this by saying that
it gave the same right east of Rock creek
as was given west of Rock creek in 1898
by a resolution which, he said, had been
reported from Mr.. Babcock's committee.
Mr.. Pearre was here recognized and ar
gued earnestly against a provision in the
bill which prevented the posting of bills
or the use of property for the erection of
bill boards without the consent Of the ad-
joining property owners and the owners of
property on the opposite side of the street.
To put the authority to grant permits for
bill posting exclusively in the hands Of the
Commissioners, Mr.. Pearre declared to be
unusual, and he did not believe such a
provision would be sustained in the courts.
Mr.. SulZer then made a speech against
the increase in the liquor license, in which
| he took occasion to comment on the bur-
dens Mr.. Cannon, as he said, took upon
| himself
Mr. McCleary made general reply to the
| objections which had been made, after
| which the vote was taken and the repor,
adopted.