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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24
MARK HANNA PLANNING
TO BEAT ROOSEVELT

New York, November 21.-
Especial. )-Senator Mark A..
Hanna, of Ohio, is a candidate
for president of the United States
to succeed President Theodore
Roosevelt. Failing in that he
will exert every effort to nomin-
ate Governor-elect Myron T.
Herrick, of Ohio, and Senator
Thomas c. Plat, of New York,
has been or will be asked to help
nominate the former or the latter
as conditions may dictate.
Further, the Ohio senator will
continue to fight the confrma-
ton of General Leonard Wood,
nominated by the president to
be major genaral, unless General
Wood dlsavows his acts with re-
lation to the prosecution and
conviction of Estes G. Rathbone,
former director general of posts
IN Cuba. Until the Wood contro-
versy shall be settled with re-
spect to the demands Of Rath-
bone and his friends, President
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
FILED BY BUGGY FIRM.

Petition for voluntary bank
ruptcy was filed in the United
States court yesterday by the
Rochelle Buggy and Wagon Co.,
of Wilcox county. The inso1vent
firm is composed solely of G. F.
Nasworthy, who is represented
by Attorneys Hall, Lawson and
D. B. Nicholson.
The liabilities of the concern
are placed at 3,312.15, while the
assets amount to So, 314.73.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24

-Palmiro, Nov. oil
the movement unworthy
patriotic. l dep1ore II
because in each Panama.
friend and brother and 81
for that land I would wis
days of glory and welfare
road it follows leads to 4
and even now it is not too /
reflect and save Panama th
rible conquences.
The departments OF eau
Antioquia and the whole 81
ombla, without political or
distinctions, will rise LII
man to defend International
rity.
General Uribe-Uribe, @
Benjamin Herreraand ALL
have offered their services
government.
The fact that America
was asked for and accept|
Panama characterized the
ment as REASONABLE to the
land, misleading in Sen
and offensive to the nation
nifty. V1cToR
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24
BIG ARMY OF COLUMBIANS
READY TO ATTACK PAN

Colon, Nov. "a proc1a-
nation published on the
street cornersof Colon today
invites all 1 malcontents to
leave the county at the ex-
pens of the republic. Gen
eral Harria and Bustamente
returned to Colon today on
board the Canada. They
will continue their journey
to Savanil1a. The United
States cruiser Atlanta and
the United States gunboat
Nashville have returned to
Colon.
Panama, Nov. 22.-Genera1
Victor Salazar, formerly govern.
Or of the department of Panama.
and who, duringithe last revolu.
lion, was supreme commander
IF all the Colombia forces on the
has been requested tc
give his opinion concerning the
present trend of affairs on the
sthmus, and telegraphS as fol.
-ows> from Pa1mira, in the de-
partment of Cauca:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24

Roosevelt will not receive an an
swer from Senator Hanna as to
whether he will continue as
chairman of the national commit
ttee, and if the claims of Rath-
bone and his friends are not met
with proper consideration, in the
opinion of Senator Hanna, then
he will not act as chairman of the
national committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28

strated and Crossland declared that he meant nothing wrong and was very sorry his actions had been misunderstood. Crossland adopted then the attitude of one who had been injured, and yet was Of forgiving spirit. He insisted that stantly in mind that he had apQlogized although innocent. He hung around the wife until the husband chased him into the street, Crossland falling and breaking his arm. He spread the report that Faulkner had assaulted him and caused the injury. Later a truce was patched up and Crossland invited Faulkner to come and talk the matter over. When Faulkner came Crossland put three pistol bullets into his body, and then barred himself in the legation and read aloud to the populace the sections of the law that protect an American Minister from arrest.
 The story is generally in accord with the report sent to the press from Mon rovta at the time the shooting took place.
 The conduct of Crossland Is apropos of the idea advanced by Senator Morgan cated American negroes be induced to are In New Jersey. Race suicide? Bah! ment among the unenughtened members Of their race in that country Accord ing to this idea, the American negroes would be the leaven that would leaven the vast lump of ignorance, and show the African negroes the way to higher civilization. All that these Africans need Is proper leaders-whlch they have never had-and they will take their place among the nations of earth!
 In this connection 1t would be well to ask: How many of the exemplars of American culture and refinement wouid be Crosslands? And: How long wouid IL take to elevate the Africans with an importation or men of Crossland's kind?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28

Malster. 1O4 (Helgerson), 9 to 5. won: Lotter, l0I Philips), 20 to l, second: Lord Nevill. l05 Fuller-. IS to 5, third. Time 1;Sl 70 klwasa, Swordsman. The Bronze Demon Meran. Kaloma. Mss Zara. Miss Shanley, Masterful and Azua ran
 Fifth race. selling, mile and eighth Peat, lO1 (Lindsey), 2 to l. won; Latson. 96 CHaack, to 1, second; Henry of Franstamar. 105 (Davisson) 2 to | third 6ime 6Ie Z;OO. Eliza Dillon, Bean and Blue
 sixth race mile-Imp Albula. 1o5, Gan visson). to l, secon1; Honolulu, 9 I.2 Oindsey), 10 to 3, third. Time i.45 4-5 Hop scotch. Luna Minor, Itacatiara and Merry Maker ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race. six furlongs-Double O. 92; Musical Slipper, 95; Ringdove, Don Ern, esto 1Oo; Mlolle L., Insolence, 102; Katie Belle Balm of Gilead. Rastus, 1O7; Redan- 109.
 seccnd race. selling; mile-Kiwasa so; Brookston, Lady Mistake, 93; Queen of the Ocean, 96; Sapere, 9S; Fair Lass, lO2; Star and Garter. 107.
 Third race purse; mile and sixteenth handicap-Erne 90; Sweet Alice, Bud Elm. bry, 96; Witfull. 97; Jessie Jarboe 100: Marshal Neil, 103; Scotch Plaid. lO4; Ben Chance 107.
 Fourth race, sweetstakes; speed handi- cap; six furlongs-Frank Rice. 90; Ami gari, s7; Royal Deceiver. 94; Hummer. 95; Jcsette, 97; Ailyar, 9S: Telamon. lO3: if You Dare, Henry hdcDaniel, 105; St. Tam many, 1O6; Scorpio. 125.
 Fifth race, selling: mile and half-Ac- colade. 96; Thane 100; I4atson, Iselin, 1O2.
 Sixth race, purse; mile-Deeoration, go; Floyd K, Ahumada, Right and Arue, 93; Bud Embrey 103; Fon Spray, 104: Mar shal Nell, l0I; Old Hutch, 112.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
MUDDY AND HEAVY
WAS THE NEW ORLEANS TSs 6K
 YESTERDAY.
F63r Favorites Won, War Cry and Honolulu Being Only Beaten Ones. Lindsey Rides Three Winners .:s and is Third Once.

New Orleans, Feb. H-war Cry and Honolulu. both well supported, were the only beaten favorites. Malster was run up to H.0O0 and bought by Daniels X Co. J. J. McCaffeSty Iaimed Lofter out of the fourth race fo' 1925. Weather rainy; track muddy.
 First race, mile-Embarrassmen 105 Nindsey), to 2. won; Bondage, 1O5 Gan non). 5 to 2, second; War Cry, 105 (Ful- ler). to 10. third. Time 1:46 4-5. Prince Eugene, Tommy Dunne, Hanzie, Wood mont Belle and Madenia ran.
 Second race. 2-year-olds. four furlongs- Becky Rice. 1o7 Nindsey), Il to 10, won; Manshack. 115 (Odom). il to 5, second; MoGonigle, 102 QHelgerson), 15 to l, third Time 0;50 S-6. May Holladay, Leopard, Bird Pond and Duncan ran.
 Third race, five and a half furlongs- Birch Broom, 110 (Odom). 6 to 5, won; Miriam W. S5 Hooclo, 30 to l. second; Josette, no Chilling, to 5, third Time 1:11. Fading Light. little Adele. Gentle. Gloriam and Lady .Iasbrouck ran.
 Fourth race, selling. seven furlongs-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
RIVER STEAMER ARRIVES.
City of Mobile Brings in Big Cargo
 from Gulf City.

The Alabama River steamer City of Mo bile arrived at the Montgomery wharf last night about 12 o'clock after having been out from Mobile since Monday night
 The boat reached Selma Thursday even- ing.
 The cargo was heavy and consisted prin- cipally of general freight. hardware and grain. A number of passengers were aboard.
 Owing to the inclemancy of the weather, the City of Mobile was not unloaded last night. The cargo will be discharged this morning.
 It is expected that the steamer will leave for Selma and Mobile about 10 o'clock this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
ARNOLD V. CoFER ct al.


 l. Appeal from justice court. conflict between transcript from justice court and 'iIi or eXceptions-A recital in q bill of exceptions that judgment was rendered III the Justice court in favor of plaintiff Will be treated as clerical misprfsicn where the record proper shcv;s that the Judgment in The justice court was in ia. Nor ot the claimant and that pIa min trok the appeal to the. Circuit Court.
 ENldence; objection to several pare g.. when ot considered. Where but ono nh. JeoIon IS made tc several papers offorea Tn evidence. and one of such papers ia relevant and competent evidence inc court will not reverse because one of tho other papers may have been subject to objection.
 g. Trial of right of property; evidence: possession; title to real estat..-Wha-e ? alEtlH, ih trial of right of property. oHe:ed evidence to show that the prop erty when levied on, was on premises occupied by defendant, claimant tdefend- ants wife) will not be allowed to show bv parol that the title to said premises was in her.
 A. Evidence; conclusion; undiscIosed in- tentlon of witness.-One who has testi fled on direct examination that he bought cow cannot be asked on cross-examina- ton for whom he bought the COW. as 1t calls Tor conclusion of the witness Iem- bracing secret or dndisclosed intention ait the time of the purchase.
 D. Same; trial of right of property: tax assessments.-In the trial of right of property to property levied on as the husbands. which Is claimed by the wife tax assessments showing that the hus band had given in the property as his and in his own name are admissible, not q axrf6nnnn 70 Tn order to contradict the testimony of the husband that the property levied on be- longed to his wife.
 6 Same; copy of receipted bill.-On the trial of right of property, copy of a re- ceipted bill for part of the property in controversy, dated after the date of the levy of the attachment, Is not admissible in evidence for claimant
 1 Same; evidence as to defendant's means-ln statutory claim suit evil dence Is relevant ard competent for plaintiff as to money received by defend- ant on judgment and from an estate since his marriage to claimant Dowdell, J., dissenting).
 8. Appeal; giving of argumentative charge. when not reversible error.-The giving of charge which is argumenta- tive or calls for an explanatory charge is not reversible error.
 3. Argumentative charges properly re- fused-It is not error to refuse a charge which Is argumentative.
 10. Trial of right of property; Judgment. On the trial of a statutory claim suit. If the issue Is found against the claim ant. it Is error to render Judgment against the obligors on the claim bond; the proper Judgment being that the property levied on Is subject to the levy and is condemned to the satisfaction of the judgment
 Appeal from cullman Circuit Court
 Affirmed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
Elevating the Africans.

Mobile Register.
 Thomas J. R. Faulkner, of Monrovia, Liberia, has sent to the American news papers a full account of his trouble with United States Minister J. R. A. Cross land, colored, formerly of St. Joseph, Mo. Briefly stated Crossland came and was received and hospitably treated by Faulkner; but soon the American min ister began to annoy Faulkner's wife with his attentions. Faulkner remon-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
Was Not an Applicant.
Selma. Ala. Feb. 26. 1903.

oVIIIIttl HId'I T 6U. NO' 4JOo Editor The Advertiser:
 | notice in your report of applicants for the position of Railroad Commissioner my name among others I was not an ap- plicant for this place. but sought the humber one of prison inspector.
 William E. WaileA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28

having been made for the purpose of hin- dering delaying and defrauding credit ors: and this true without regard as to what was the attention of the insolvent debtor and Lis purcnassr.
 Affirmed.
 Opinion by Tyson, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
How Sad
Tit-Rita-

III-blIN.
 Mir. Wiggins-It tells here how a cy- clone out In America swept away an
 Mrs. Wiggfns (gloomily)-And it takes Mary Ann half an hour to sweep inc front steps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28
PENNEY v. MILLER.

MILLER V. PENNY, cross-appeal. Bill in equity for accounting by mort gagee-Appeal from Chancery Court of Morgan
 1. Equity; jurisdictions; assignment of part of mortgage debt; trusts.-Com-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28

GREEN ct al. V. EMENS ct al. Bill in Equity by Creditors to Have De.
 clared Conveyance by Debtor Fraud
 ulent.-Appeal from the Chancerv
 Court of Morgan
 l. Sale of goods by insolvent debtor: validity as to other creditors.-Where an insolvent debtor sells and conveys a stock of goods to one for a reasonably fair price, and the purchaser pays the con sideration In part cash and executes his promissory note to~ the balance. and i'm mediately after ceS sale the debtor pays the cash received upon the indebtedness to another creditor and also immediately transferred the notes received by him to other creditors upon his indebtedness to them, who received said notes and gave him credit for the face value thereof. such sale is not fraudulent and void as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-28

The wise man enjoys the little he has while the fool is seeking for more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

II 10 eoseedss By 10, inspt'. % veil
- The ioea ~ Britss tree usts thai thai
poliey vill sogs hs.s ie pske The ashs
Of IL lille TIE ssiu 10 The psliosf nirs
ny bripss tls iassto ,bs iron, 10 zach
nessciss vsy tsa The aoes,ioa siii hs's
10 b rsisrres 10 Tie people Of ths hiss
DON before msuy uofe Eenses psss'
Colossal Secretary Cbsubetlsin. sho hss
isst stepped doyn osi Of ,hs esbiDe'
vsss system OF tsrf cpiies shieh sili
sir . preferences 10 tie pro3neis Of E's
lssd's eolouies. thossb The eonpenss.ion
demanded 10 . prsierepcs on The eoIotie'
TO import. iron Eislsri. Premier Bal
four vsnus tsrn scheme whereby rsislis
iory dates eau b. Imposed 90 goods from
the ooaptriss shiea hI The imports Of
Bfin.b connodities. which nesrs virtual
Iy ell The sfesi coon,riis Of the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
A REMARKABLE kEco KID.

Chsmbefisin's Co1gh Remedy bss . n
msrkable record. II has been 10 use fol
over thirty years, during which time msny
million to'.!es have been sold and used
II hiss been tie standard and main relisncs
10 the treatment OF croup 10 thousands Of
homes. yet during Ill this time no Case
hiss ever been reported 10 the msnuiac,ul
ers 10 waioh IL f.iled to sfsct . cure.
When given IS soon % the child becom "a
bosrse ot,vsn ss soop ss the croupy cough
sppssts, Il SiIl proven, the attack. II Ia
pheasant 70 take may children like IL.
II cop..lus co opium or other harmful sob
stsace a nsy be eivea - cobf Identity to
. baby IS TO 30 sdult. Sold BY A Il Petit
bore. Manchester Depot; II Whipple.
Msncbsstrt csutrs; james Cody. So. Dor
set; ] NJ Ara.stronf, Djrset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are You disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by siok child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethP II so
send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrap Tor children t"e'b'
ing. It cures dyscntery, diarhoea resu'
lstes the stomach and bowels, curos wind
collie, soiteps the gums, reduces hsnf
ton, and gives tone and energy TO The
whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee!hing is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physicisp
and nurses in the United States and lie for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price Is cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

The case OF Samuel d. Wilson We. p,
W, Clement. which Is TO be tried Ut The
Ostober term Of the Uaited States court
at Rntlsud. will probably create Is much
Interest Us sDy other case on the docket.
Wieon eeeks to recover damages TO The
.moun, OF $780, 600 for alleged slanderous
and malicious language used by Mr..
OleneLt during lis gubernstorisl cam
paispiDe tour Of year ego. Wilson is
be tpotler who shot and KILLED one Ed
ward GJshea at White River JanciioD.
he was siterward tried and acquitted on
the ground Of self ieienoe. 1t 10 slleged
that MIR. Clement. dn,ing the course Of
bls speeches. referred 10 Wilson ss .
murderer. ETC.. and it is for this lsugusge
lbs. Wilson seek, 10 recover dsmsges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
nArIsssnI xAllrrg Als.


Tbs tss Ice, v~t va . ssecsss itesst
The rsls tbs ihns Day hsgi may peosls
sssy sSs S.siiy spelled The spsrt TIE 81
istssEes he seeoss esy $50 ,ts larsss. Of
fsoefi ,esfs
The itibiu vsfs sooa 10 oil tts Do
painssu sf3 showed vLsi farmers 10
iLas poriios 81 Ne s.ss ess DO 10 its -,
a rslsiss ats sioeh sns isra pfo3sos.
Fefsl Hall vs cell Gllsa. The lsdiss 90
ibs iheEsslrs eredn s1d The ublhis Of
pesIify sss Zee sss vous The sdnissivt
prips 10 The fsir
The fsoa we're eli eel costsstsd cod
sHofssd sooi spon iboush tbe nsady
irsst the l"i dsy pfsvsnitd fee, tine IL
TIE 2 % rec Pail 81 Clair. catered By Il
Y bsffe-, 600 Et.i noEsy. tAoast Al
nett. catered BY Eiari5ss A Auss. vos
the fa, bee. ed ssoord noGsy. Little o.
e'oaa laird SOD Enory Is, ioer,h. 10 The
Z 10 el.ss Nome, catered by Clnt Speb
es,. yea sui nonsy. ihopsh Bloc Ribbon
sattred BY Dr.. Peso. son tso bsss sbd
s,cosd nossy. Chr.tsbsl third sod B,I
fosrib. 10 The 2 90 els. Poll b. Clair
zoo Eui nossy. kspis seood. Beauty
itifd spd Dreamer ioor,b. Ia the ~
eisss BIes hibbon Won fret money though
Msuo.. entered BY o Y. Biseh. took the
Gni best bot ca, bis lss s1d vs 9Th
dnua: Bassy Lss son second money.
sna Chnsiib.i. catered by Il b. Brysn'.
,Lus. sai Green Mounisin Aristos fourth.
IL The ffes iof ell Arr Boy 500 fret mon
~. thoash fImo'by V. took the 6nt TO
bssls. Rose II third sud Dfesmlsnd
iourlb. bet, time 2 10 Ia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
ERARFuL Opps AGAIN 7 BIN

Bedriddep, alone spd destitute. Such.
10 brief was The condition Of ~ old col
der by the name Of J. Hsveps. Yer
ssilles, o. For yesrs be vas troubled
with sidney disease end neither doctors
nor medicipes gsve him relief. At length
be tried Electric Bltters. 1t pot him on
bis feet 10 short order aud nov he ttsti6es.
I'm 90 the road TO o9mplste recovery"
Best on earth for Liver sod kidney iron
bles and oil ferns OF StumSch and Bowel
Coupl.iots 0aly sos. in Herds. Man
chester. aud J Il Whipples, Manchester
Centre. Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

Mrs q. Msrnes snd IL year old dsnet
ter. Maggie. OF IVES, Hsser, shiie bsrt,
ins one dsy recently. Killed . rs,,IssDsks
shich hsd six rsttles.
Nine New York school teachers hs,s
been rustiesiips pesr Bennington and
have played bsse ball VIA several team
10 the section. coming ont victorious
every time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
A llAhp.

W., the apaersisned. do hereby agree
10 refund the nousy on 50-cept bottle Of
Greenes Warranted Syrup Of Tar II Il
i.ii. 10 cure yoar eoasb or cold. We slso
soarshtes 20 eeHt bottle TO prove sstis
factory or money refunded. h Petit
bone. Manchester Depot; II A Bropby.
E.s, Dorset; J NJ Armstrong, Dorset; L 0
Adams a 90. East Arlington. L o Adams,
Arlioetop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

in rsiteror, nishi roiicens Of Ns'
hsu, la, writes. "Ls,i winter ! bad . bad
cold on ny lsnss se5 nisa =, Iessi ball :
dossh advertised e0ash medicines snd bed
trssiu.u, from ivo pbysioisrs without
getting sny bettnL A irisna reeopnsnd
ID Pole,'s Honey snd Tar aud iso.,hitd'
Of . bottle cared me. ! consider !, ibs
creates, eoash and lane medicine 10 The
vorld." Sold by II Whipple. Msucbe.
Ter Cepire, A II Ps,,ibOue, Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
ANXI1u, MOMENTS.

Some OF the IN ost anxious hours OF {
a l,het's life are those when the little onel
Of the household have the group. There
10 no other medicine 20 elective 10 this
terrible malsdy % Foley's honey and Tar.
II 10 Q household f.yorite for throat and
lung troubles. and IS it contains no opistes
or other poisous it can be safely given.
Sold by J a Whippls, Manchester Centre
A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
Mr. d. P. Dsus herty, we'll know

Mr. d. P. Dsusherty. we'll known
.hroug hoos Mercer and Sumo counties,
W. Va. uost likely owes bis life to The
Kindness OF neishbor. He wss slmos,
topelessly fl cted With diArthoes; was 81
tended by tso physicians Who gave him
title, II sny. relief. when neiehbor learn
IN, OF bis seiious condition, brought him .
hottie Of Oh u berlsib's Colo. Cholera snd
Disrrhoes Remedy. which cured him In
lsss tbsn twenty hours. For sale
BY A Il Petiibone, Manchester Depot. J
Il WhippIe, Manchester Centre, James
Cody. South Dorset. J M Armstrong,
Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

Ny hsir vas falling ont very fast, arc
vas rapidly turning gray, l lried sewers
hair preparations. bat they did me more
harm ttso good then tried Ayers Han
vigor, Soon my hair stopped falling ou'
and oil the old color vas restored. Their
1t commenced to grow very rapidly, and
It Is nos feet inches long. --Mrs,
Lydia KY kendall, Clsrenopt. Ill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

Cat this ont sod take II 10 the dfue
stores Of A II Pettibone, Manchester DE
pot JH whipple. Manchester Centre,
JsmesCoty. South Dorset NJ Armstrong,
Dorset. and get . sample Of Cham berisio'.
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. the best phys
10. They clesuse srd visorste beston
scb. improve the sppsti,s snd reg ulsie the
bowels. Regular size. $50 per box.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
Arru La GRIprn Wharf

Ususlly . bsekips cough end . genera
feeling OF weakness. often leading TO fats
resolis after the patient 10 supposed b.
yo1d the danger point Foley's eopey
snd Ter IL guaranteed 10 cure The "efippt
cough" make you strong snd yell, II pe'
er isils 10 stop . cougb IL taken 10 time,
Take no substitutes Sold by J II Whip
pie, Manchester Csatre; A II Petiibone,
ncbes.er Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24
q ,orae Il ,ri.. l6 years old. mel vit

Gorge Il rris. l6 years old. met With
Q bad accident in Shaisbary Sunday sitei
noon. BE was out With . gun, end 10
crossing q stone wall laid the weapon
down muzzls toward bin. 10 trying 10
take IL over the wall il was discharged,
the oLsrge Of SHOT literally tearing the
whole right hand Of Itwss necessary 10
smputs.e the srm jast above the wrist,
He was nesr!y e1bs-sed from The LOSE
oil blood before be reached bis home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-24

Notice has been sefvsd on The city
government By the trade upionisss Of The
associated boiidins trades OF Chicseo
thsi they gill cot feish ~ nneon pieted
school baildipg uLtii ell The work done
co j, BY nor.urior labor bee been torn
dosn. TIE executive con nittee Of the
nstionsi association Of marble dealers
have given notice that 90 Ttursdsy they
vii besin TO run "open saops." where
nsioa sod nor-opion men vill Be EN-
pIoysd 90 squsi tsrus. Tits iovolves
sbost So Of she chief nafble vo,ks OF
The Usissd States oatsids OF Vermont.
The dealers ssy The. the unions repudi
s.sd ~ ssrsensnl With The association,