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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

10 the July issue Of the Atlantic Month
~ there appeared On Article BY Professor
Aodrew 6lsdd. Of Emory college, Georsis.
10 which be severely srrsisusd The south
srn whites for their treatment Of The Ne
gro, Tie article provoked storm Of crit
icism 10 The south and 10 conseq uence
ihersoi Professor Slsdd bss prssea.ed his
resignation TO tbs board OF trustees. The
resisustion hss bsen accepted. The OBJ
Ieeiionsbls parts Of the article 10 question
we're those 10 which be deelsrsd that The
Nssre had ~ muoh free and inslisnsble
right 10 the eye OF the Law - the vhi.s
mas, that the sonihern white man persist
Oh 10 treating him - be would . beat.
ths, Negroes we're not lynchsd because Of
the nstare Of the crimes Of which they
vos guilty OF suspected b., simply ssd
solely because they sers Negroes. snd the,
lynchins mobs instead Of being conposed
oil The Highest and most enlishted portion
OF The comm uoily we're made up OF the
lovesi and meet vieious
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
eHE DIDN'T WEAR A MAX.

Bat Der beauty vas completely hidden
BY sores, tlotchss and pimples Till she us
cd Boohlen's Arrics Silvs. Then they
vanished I" will oil Ernplions. Fever
Sores. BoiIs. Ulcers. CIbnnc Giles snd Eel
oDs from i.s use. Iui.liible for Cuts
Corns. Barns. scslis end Piles Cure
guaranteed. %, h J. N Hard sud J, a.
Whippie's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

A ssrlerpefsfy est a he sssss 10 10
ssstss ls he sresiesl eru its sesisiss 81
shs raEuti rsrtsss sssii 10 The LAviss
stos.p.ss ssss II .ys Tts 10 . bare
he. .kirh iks yansti fsptsEs eesrs
easa, u sbs esiiosisl pteiesass sp thai
vsy 10 sssJits ths rssa 70 Gsss vsiia
eentrses ny witch sst rsvspspsf 10 10
sss ~ srliu afsss~ ia .svsr 81 sous
ess ssEsis,h fOt psblie oEss sssissi
sEoih a. The eetisses 10 psfiasclsri, DE-
sisrss strslis. - bslas sssisn pnhlis
pellsy. stss . dsEosfssis editor sells
bis isssss~ iot . fspstlless ossaidsts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

WORK preparatory 10 ihs bnilsiss Of
The ssv rsilresd sistioa u Nsspors hss
besas. II 10 eDasfstood that tbs nsv
s,s,ios viii susi $4,000 spd that ell
shifting will b. ,ssasisrsd 10 the sos,h
yard. Ths " Tbs only depot Of oil the
oues promised TO vnnoot, thai hes ne
tsrislixsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

Former Secretary Of War Aiser, shen
ssked yesterday bic views 90 the political
situation 10 Miehisss, declined 10 discuss
that subject but wished TO say ihst ke
considered that President Roosevelt hsd
more than met the expectations Of bic
nSi ssnsuise friends. The presidency.
be saded, hs position Of indaits and
ecnpiicsied dnlisa ., besl. bat 1t 10 .
critical test OF ability 10 be called sudden
ly 10 The discharge Of lie iuss,iors. %
peelsIly nader the psiniui circumstances
which attended The secession OF Pfssi
desi Roosevelt he bee. however. ne,
sna mastered every problem thai came 10
hlm, He 10 n,n OF robust Amsriesuism
Of high ideals, Of great mental visot snd
discipline and remarkable sptituds for
the discharge OF high pablo doty. He
hss from The ostsst carried the barden Of
sdaisistrs,ioa with great sbiliiy snd 90
1segias isdusify and deserves snd hss
tks eoadieres snd eomnssdstion Of the
peepla That DO silI be loniSsted 10
1904 hops ssd DO net doabi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

In reply to inquiries We have pleasure 10
announcing thss Eiy' Liquid Cresm Balm
10 like The solid proportion Of that sdmira
BILE remedy 10 that IL clesnses and heals
membranes effected BY nasal ostsrrh.
There lie no drying or netz'ne. The Lii
quid Cream Balm Is adapted 10 uss BY ps
tieut who have trouble 10 inhaling
through tbe nose and prefer spraying.
The price. including spraying tube. 10 10
cents. Sold By drussists or mailed BY
Ely Brothers. IS Warren Street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
A Pom MILLIONAIRE

Lately starved 10 London bscsass be
could no, disosi bic food. Enly uss OF
Dr.. Kings New Lie Pills voald hsvs ssv
ID bin. They stssBsthss The stomach.
cid Digestion. promots sssiailssios. in
prove sppssita. Price 25o. Money bsek
II sot sssisnsd. Bold By ,. n. Hard and
]. q. whipplsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

Ayoasg nsn named W. J. Moon, vte
hss bean Of varh 10 Msrrisville soiiciliss
efdsu Ter irlsrsirs pleiufes. vss snssi
ID Tot dessr.iss iron he rssslsr army.
II appears that be erlistsd =, Rochester,
n. T.. iss. Dssssbsr viiA the disti.ss
understanding tks: be va 10 b sent 10
The rhiliSpissa Ttis sa proving 10
bs the ssss. be deserted ssd will be tried
isr Ne eHsses d Ten Elhaa AIlss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

My hair vss falling out very fast, spd
"" rapidly turning grey, Iirisd several
bsir preparations bot they did ne more
hsrm than good. then tried Ayers Hair
visor. Soon my hair stopped falling out
sod oil the old color vss Ssstosed. Then
II commenced 70 grow very rsridly, and
Il 10 nov 8 fest 6 inches long. -Mrs.
Lydia Kaykssdsli, Cisrsmopt. III.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
Sorx Foorxsu prnprl

ALLOW cough 10 run until u gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often ssy.
Oh. il will wear svsy, but in most osses
it will wear them away. Gould they be
induced 70 try the suoosssisl medicine
CALLED Kemps Bslssn, which is sold on .
positive susrsntss 70 cure. they would
n II edistely see the excellent effect after
,shiue the first dose. Price "a and 500
Trial sire free. Al ill druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
pHILINDA THoMpsoN's Esr,rr.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate OF pLYS ID, AMgs
The undersigned, having been appoin' ed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners, TO receive. examine
and sdjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate Of
Piyn d. Ames late OF Dorset
In said District deceased and all claims exhibit.
cd In OBJECT thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid al the late
residence Of the deceased 10 East Dorset on
the Goth day Of January 1908. from one
O'Clock p. N. until four O'Clock y. N On said
day, and that sir months from the 2Dh day
Of July A. d. 1902 Ia tho time limited BY
said Court for said creditors TO present their
claims 10 Ms for examination and allowance.
Dated At Dorset this 18th day OF July
A. D. 1902.
GEORGE n. WALL. oom.,.
MA BROpHY. oom"
jams W Ames and VIM. ID. Ames Executors.
East Dorset, Vermont. l63S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
THE ELECTION
MCCULLOUGH AHEAD.
ELECTION MAY GO TO THE
LEGISLATURE.

Rslsfss hsss besa rsssised ffen tie %,
!citr u ihs ts.as 10 sAs slsis ssa indi
ss,s iAa oss sscsliosse bee . tsbsiss
lisl led o,sf oisnssi, bet seesrsiss 10
the gsiissa HERALD, ssssss. BE- nsy i.il
O. 90 slse,iss By ne psopls. not hsvies .
nsi sfi,y over eli
Rsisrns issiesls tsst MoCalloush nsn
viii have sbeai % usiorlty 10 The isaisls
lsrs era TIE conhisss Cienssi NEE snd
Dsuoerslls nsubsrs Ths viii in.are
bic slseiies sna also thai Of Ssps,or Dil
linshsn.
Csnsti tsesivsa the vote Of nearly 10,
600 Dsnoer.ts ed iii,is ever 1900 he
psbllessa Mstisiirisi. The Democratic
esnaIas,s oil receive isss than q 900 votes.
10 itis ssunir nssrly all The Democrats
voted Tor clsmsrt snd The con biostion de
fssisa MeCallessb 10 Bsnrieslon and
TIRES o. iour Other tosrs 10 the coanly.
bal there are tas o,usl runbsf Of Bepab
iiesn representatives. - .. issst being
straight Rspsbiic.rs, sod probably 10 on.
Of IL, rso or three tovns have mol been
heard from. The iuo Ssnston gill be
Uasss the eircous,stcs Of the combin
I'd oprosiiioa snd tie methods used 10 "
tollins Clement - the OILY apostle snd ID
vocsls Of high license. which 10 90 dear 10
the hearts OF macy people. The result 10
quite - good ~ We bad expected. We sfe
glad the contest is prsetiosliy over, As IL
vas OF bs,are ve bad never seea before
10 Vermont sud hope never 10 zee sssin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

The t~o little sons OF james Tviss Of
Cam bridge started 10 the henusry busi
ness With ten barred Plymouth Rock
hens. and from Jan. l TO Aug. / received
l24 dtzins Of eggs The svsrsss price
Of eggs vas 10 cents, making . totsl Of
sl9. 6S. s. % vas psid for feed. leaving .
net & clio Of Sl4 l3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

Colds are sonssins4 more trsublsoms
10 ssssa tkss 10 water. ne 70 hare 10
hep ifen adding 10 tssu ssiis seeliss
90 after sssrussa oas htsss Ccssh Care
csrss u ens& Absolutely sale. Acts I'm
nedis.sly. ssrs care Ter scasbs colds,
eroup, threat esd lsps iroehlss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

A bsrn cortsisins thirty tons Of bsy.
belonging 10 Peter Troy Of South Pouii
aey. y" destroyed BY dts Sandy morn
ing last week The FIRE. 1t Is believed
=" csnsed By spon,snsou. CON busiiop.
The los' "" partly covered By insursros.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
SARAH Z. CLARK'S ESTATE.


- STATE or VERMONT. District Of Msnchester,ss
Be II Remembered, That ut = session Of the
Probate Court holden al Manchester within and
for said District. on the 2bth day Of August
A. d. 1907.
Whereas, 3. N. Holden, Administrator Of the
estate Of Sarah Il. CLARK late Of Manchester 10
said District deceased, has filed In ssid
Court HE petition In writing therein max
ing application 10 said Court for license 10 sell
the whole Of real estate OF said deceased, for
The Iayment Of the debts and chartss OF admin.
viz; A house and lot la the village OF
Manchester Centre. and therein making sppli
cation to said Court for license TO make snch
sale
II 10 Ordered, That all persons interested In
the estates Of said deceased be notified 10 appear
before said Court At the Probate Oflce 10 Han.
chester In raid District, on the Nih day Of
September A ID. 1902. ~ 10 O'Clock A n. BY pub.
location OF this order three weeks successively
previous thereto, In the Manchester JOURNAL .
no sspapsr printed 81 Manchester Aforesaid, 70
.how cause. II any they may have, Why said
licenss should not be granted
lsiw W. b, RDdERTOS. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
TuAr gr.nnyr-u Cr.a,s.

ceues from thssssinisb 10 Devoss Warn
ish Floor Psist; costa cents more .
qusrt though. Sold BY A. L. Graves,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

asi.s ~ rsuiistii!. esl ir The .us ssy,
thsl The usnssshls speech Of Prssatst,
Mtkislsy 81 bse.ie ha bsss Essfsprs
sealed, nssssiss. @isoossfssa sss 1s
spplsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

The dscilns 10 the geld product OF The
4 al,sd States stieh 10 reported BY the d
rector Of The mint Tor 1901 viii no, cause
cay snsssinsss The ou,pni Tor The eslsn
OAR year 1880 w.s $40. Ill 900. That for
1901. Which 10 i,si reported. YES SIS so6.
TOO. islllrs ca Of little over $500, 900.
Al.sis, Colorado and other pfodueip cen
ies fell of 10 year, While Csliiornis SD
. ias other places made slishi ssias The
reason assigned for the decline 10 Alaska
<ss The is,sness OF The season. which cur
tailed tbe rumber Of days 81 which vork
eonls be prosecuted. 10 Colorado the
stubhsge he. been doe chiefly to . lover
sverige yield Of the ore 10 the Cripple
Creek district
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04

TIE N.sLss Pre-. tells ,si' ~ cSs Of
ils issltssts o. pfsiasti gsowssiis
tear Of Mes Rssissi ihsi sill please
every rishtaiaaed rss 90 The isce Of
iha earth. Mssor sallivsH Of Hartford
btlsass 10 the risis. esnaos people.
Hss sieit ia store The reosp.ion
eonniisss a that riscs. made W 81
wealthy proGirsn, eliiHsrs. ignored bin
bs, eot.ss,sd tbs, be nigh, s,snd 10 81
ibsoesplssoss rlses While ono Of their
tunbes made The Welcome address. The
yrssiashi esesbi 90 10 ihe situation End
10 he isuodesilor Of biz speech iSsoted
The spssia sId exclaimed: Mayor Sail
van. ttroush yea ! ihsrt the city oil
Hartford i0i The sree,lss srlsadsd mel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
JrrL-O Tny WV Dxssrrr

plesses oil tho family Four hsvors: = Len
on. Orange. Rapberry sud Sire . berry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
w a N II -.
A4r~ssss.ns.i lAs8fr, TAn ssaa, iva 6s.ss
Lias kasA iNss~eaen

ATuTick hat sEgAsstiaH ell ~ made 10
~ The Legislature u this STATE, a. its nstt
ssssien, fes charter ZOE the laastinn ssd eoa.
ssfrsssee ~ stresi FsaiFosAs 10 Ard ihrwash the
essiss and lesns ~ Niaasel sSA usptlhsloA
Oanntiess
August z9sa iNa iTav
l>oR SALE oesd House. saa La AZ faa.
L chester Depot Inanrs I'll
TnE MANCHESTER J0u anal orfiCh
Manchester, VI NAY ssh, ten2 u
ANANrEp o. vsni 70 bas fsifl. ssei
w seoohd hard one hofss wagon, also
sseoHd hard sinsls welk hare.s
" l.. TAYLOR
MArch te,h--.eu Nanchesipf pspOl VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
gbfManfbt Journal

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Z. 1904
n.E sIn0xDs. Eciief ara Frvprastef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-09-04
FOR SALEl

Ia AsisRgisn Vermont, . partly furnished
cottage ana bare Ten rooms aud bath ruoa,
House opsu Tor iaspectioa daily.
Aadfsss,
Ma, GEORGE n PRATT.
Afiinkion, ysrmon.
August 9o'.. i@1 isit
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-21
TO OTHER EXTREME
Free Transportation Bill Before
Iowa Legislature.
MEASURE FOR ANOTHER OFFICE
House Jangle Certain Over the ResO-
luton Against Government
by Injunction.

Special to The Journal
Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 21--In the house
DOnahue of O'Brien introduced bill to
require railroads to give free transpor
tation to members of the general assem-
bly,, state officers and judges and proVid-
ing heavy penalties for failure to comply.
koentz introduced a bill to establish
the Office Of military commandant in the
colleges Of the state. The Campbell bill
relative to consolidation of Independent
school districts, was taken up as a special
order, but not disposed of.
Committee Takes Snap Judgment.
The house committee on federal rela-
lions has nullified the action Of the
ton, endorsing the Hoar bill against
government by injunction. The resolu-
ton when messaged over to the house
was referred to the committee on fed
eral relations, and when that committee
met it proceeded to take snap Judgment
on it and table it. This action was taken
after a hearing had been accorded
prominent labor leaders of the state, in
Guiding A. F. Holder, president of the
! Iowa State Federation of Labor, and
John P. Reese Of Abba, district presi-
dent Of the United Mine Workers union.
After the hearing, there was a bitter
fight in the committee. Finally on mo-
ton of Furry of Hardin. the bill was
tabled by a vote of 4 to 8. This action
prevents a minority report. The tabling
of the resolution, in committee, is a
violation of the house rules, and will not
be permitted to stand. The resolution
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-21

yesterday. adds to section 60 the follow
Ing:
And provided, each county auditor shall
add 10 the value. returned by the assessor,
OF all personal property and OF all moneys,
credits, investments in Joint stock companies,
or otherwise, which the owner or other person
in behalf of the owner, whose duty it is made
by this chapter to list the same has refused
or neglected TO list or to the value of which
such persons have refused or neglected to
swear when required to do in obedience
to the provisions of this chapter. fifty (50)
per ccntum On the value returned by the
assessor; in all cases where the party, de-
maEd, refused to swear to any part of the
return the assessor shall return refusal to
swear as 10 the whole amount
-- Provided further. that the board of county
commissioners OF each county are empowered,
upon any just equitable cause shown. to
abate the said fifty per centum added to the
value ny the county auditor, and thereupon
the county auditor shall make such correction
upon the tax duplicate, and certificate Of
such abatement, attested by the county audit
or, shall lhereupon be sufficient authority for
the county treasurer to deduct the amount SO
abated in making his collection of taxes.
Helping Crookston Along.
Two concurrent resolutions were passed
by the house Immediately after roll call.
One was presented by Mr.. Cumming, re-
questing congress to pass the bill estab-
fishing a military post at CroOkston. The
other was by Mr.. Peterson asking for the
passage Of the Hoar conspiracy bill.
A Hennepin Conference.
At meeting Of the Hennepin delegation
at the Commercial Club at p. m. to-mor
row, General Wilson's bill, placing the
sheriff salary basis, will come up
The delegation is divided and the meeting
has been called to frame a report. Several
other matters of interest to Hennepin
will be taken up.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-21
THEY WONT.
BRANCH OUT
Continued From First Page.

sentatives Of the editors families has
been very large, and the social program
arranged by the Minneapolis women S
committee has been very much appreci-
ated, if attendance is any evidence.
This morning the special committee
that arranged for the visit to the state
university to attend the program of the
Ladies' Thursday Musicale, Mrs. W. B.
Chamberlain, Mrs. A. W. Warnock and
Mrs. G. B. Cheney, met the visitors at the
reception room of the West hotel. All
were prompt in gathering and the spec
ial car left without the delay of mo-
ment. The run to the university was a
rapid one, and the chapel was found al
ready packed, except the seats reserved
for the visitors A startling surprise was
given the guests in the shape Of a rousing
Minnesota yell, and then, as the musicians
were ready, the program began before the
hour assigned. The entire program
given yesterday morning at the regular
meeting of the musicale was repeated,
with the exception Of the organ number.
The performers were Misses Agnes Girls
void, Helen Hall, Jean Wakeman. AL
berta Fisher, Mamie Swanberg and Con-
stance Osborn and Mrs. Elizabeth Brown
Hawkins. The second piano used in the
program, a Steinway grand, was furnished
by the Metropolitan Music company.
The program was received with great
enthusiasm, and President Northrop
voiced the appreciation of all of the
audience. The room was SO crowded that
the aisles were filled with those standing,
and seats in the open windows were at
premium. Following the program Presi-
dent Northrop informally received the
visitors from the editorial association,
which included several of the men, in his
office, and guides took the party in groups
about the campus.
This afternoon the women turned out
en- masse to make the visit to- the Don
aldson greenhouses, and the two special
cars contained quite a sprinkling Of men,
who took more interest in this feature
than in any other.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-21
PRISON TWINE
Board of Control Fixes Prices for
Season 1902.

Special to The Journal.
Saltwater, Mimi, Feb. 21.-The board
of control has fixed the price of Irvine
made at the prison for 1902. But one
grade will be made and that will be
known as "standard." The price fixed
is 9A cents a pound, an advance of 2
cents over last year. Some 5000 900
pounds will be made and after May
the state will sell to dealers The daily
output now is $4,000 pounds.
The case of the state against William
Starke, charged with assaulting his wife.
was settled out of court to-day. She will
be given a divorce and part of the es-
tate. The family lives in the town Of
Oakdale.
Captain A. F. Short of Dakota, Mimi,
has purchased the Heffernan residence
property and will make Saltwater his
future home.
Washington's birthday will be observed
at the prison. Charles Fairchild Of St.
Paul, an entertainer, will take part in a
program at the chapel, and will be as
sisted by boy pianist and lady vocal
list. The customary holiday privileges
will be granted the convicts.
Frank W. Temple of Blue Earth City
and E. w. Wing of Breckenridge, former
members of the board of prison managers,
will be guests OF Warden Wolfer to-mor
row.
The Kegel spielers won three straight
games from the Bon Amis last night and
the latter club is now in last place.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-21
CHICAGO SENTIMENT
Brokers and Railroad Officials Groan
but Underlings Rejoice.

but UnierIings Rejoice.
Special to The Journal
Chicago, Feb 21.-On La Sale street the
chief topic of conversation was the action
of the federal authorities in the Northern
Securities case. The general sentiment
was that the matter came up at an eX-
tremely inopportune time as regards the
stock market. The bull movement, which
has hung fire since the first of the year
and had just begun to be appreciably in
motion, was generally thought to have
received a death blow. While brokers did
not fear that prices of stocks would go
much lower than yesterdays close, 1t was
generally believed that the interest of
the public was killed, and the best that
could be hoped for the immediate future
was stagnant market and sagging
prices.
The people in Chicago who held the
Northern Securities stock seem to be
most affected Of the general class Of in
vestors. Many Of the more prominent
brokers' houses had large orders to sell
the stock and it is estimated that over
10000 shares were sold on the New York
curb through Chicago Connections. The
outlook for the stock is regarded as
somewhat predetermined, although it is
generally believed the securities are held
in such firm hands that nothing like a
serious depression will be permitted. It
is now thought that the matter cannot be
definitely decided inside Of several years,
and it will hang for long time, rs a
menace over the market.
Railway people evinced the liveliest in
terest in President Roosevelts order and
almost without exception the railway
officials highest in authority express re-
greet, but the rank and file of the rail-
way forces are delighted with the order.
Almost without exception the minor Off
Gals Of the railways have felt that their
positions were jeopardized by the "com-
munity- Of ownership plan.