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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02
CASE AT LAST
DISPOSED OF.
Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Dyke
We're Each Placed I'm
der Bonds.

The long postponed case OF Monroe VS.,
Dyke and Dyke vs.. Monroe was fiis-
posed OF In the Police Court yesterday,
~ Both Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Dyke were
ench, on the charge Of abusing and
threatening and using bad language to
i'm glad that's of my docket" said
Justice John, ms he drew q long breath.
'The docket was otherwise, q most trif-
4 = j. NJ cleary and A, T.. Kidd each
paid slo for being drunk and dlsorderly
Ralph thompson. colored. for trespass-.
Ing on tho premises Of Margaret payen-
port ard threatening the life of Virginia
James billiard, Willie Maiden, Jeff
ckwsll and Pete Comfy were CHARGED
81 each Tor being dis orderly on the ~ ~
ises OF Lou q ordon, 3Ji
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civ Hall Courts.

IT. Is hoped and expected that Judge
witt win grace tho bench OF the Fiu lEsit:
sings Court next Mondassss Q tier q long
and serious illnoss. He is much Improved q
IN health, and yesterday was out fors
III and shaking hands with his friends.
5'T Robert T. Davis was q varded e. YER ,a !,
dict OF 800 against the Passenger and
Power Com pany in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday morning. He was s tlltlg
z for IS. 900. a Z. y, 85 n. g. "a
IT. II. Courtney qualified as the admin
sistrator FOR tho estate OF $VY.StD. Court
3ney in the Chaucery Court yesterday.
8The suit OF q, &C A. Bargamin for So
900 against Morgan r. Mills IS still on
trial in tho Circuit, Court. It Will prob
ably be not concluded before tomorrow
the evidence being quite volu luminous.
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5u,l'lon Tiers.
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Fulton Bureau.
s535t{8 9s5l Peoples Drug Store g.fg
Fulton was much stirred on Tuesday
night by rumor which stated that tho
tug Lucille Ross. which is owned by the
Cedar w orks, had been lost with all on
board. The crew Of the tug are all Full,
ton resid Tents, and much excitemen was
created until the rumori was found to be
groundl ess. Tho tug, drawing four barges,
arrived In port this morning SAFE although
several days overdue, which was caused
.PJoWhatnn Council. No. "a, Daughters Of
liberty. held their second meeting Tues
day night at Nielsen Hal. The NEE ting
WAS largely attended. the hall being filed
3A large number Of new members were
elected, and the membership Is now more
than one hundred. ,a3 ~ MI
The following officers were installed by
State Secretary Thomas ". lvey, OF Pc
tersburg Councillor, Miss Glare Portewig;
associate councillor i Mr.. Edward Nanoley;
vice COUNCILLOR Miss Ada Britain; asso-
jciate Vice councillor, Miss Sal Manoley;
recording secretary Miss Maude Mills.
assistant secretary, 2. B. Burch; financial
secretary, H. J. cornefix; treasurer, w.
Ernest Burot: guide, Hiss Myrtle Lynch;
inside guide, Mrs. Charles Eacho; outside
guide. Thomas Whltlow; trust ees-Mrs.
Ben Levy a. B. burch and John Duke
(HeQuy) OSlct d|lU w @'ASA
gan, two we'll known players, will leave
o.day to join the New Orleans team, on
which they will play this season, Foster
viii do the backstop work and Morgan.
viii look after the left garden In the Cres-
cent City, Foster is known we'll IN this
city, where he played q number Of years.
a Bill Morgan was with the Brownies last
season and was one OF the bost fielders
in the league Becoming member Of the
New Orleans team Is Quite q jump for
the kid, as last year was his first season
In professional ball, # M
Squire Donati, of&the Richmond team,
"a after Sharp. Bowls and McAyoy, Of last
seasons Brownies. Several of the tall
enders havc offers In other cities, and
have not yet decided,
Messrs. James =. and John O Grady re-
turned home last night from Trenton, n,
i. where they have been several days
at the bedside Of their sister, Mrs. Corne-
Illus Mcnamara. The condition Of Mrs.
MCNAMARA q Is very critical and little
hopo is felt for her recovery. Messrs.
William, ana Michael O'Grady remained
with. their sister. Mrs, Mcnamara Is we'll
known In Fulton, where she has q host
OF friends,
injured on Monday at the Richmond Cedar
Works, Is still critical. I'D
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4Howitzers Note s.

Z y Ii
The History Committee Of the Howit-
zers are still = hard at work on the his
tory and souvenir, which Will soon go
to the printers. Tho book will be a work
sof art ana will be distributed free n
Rohmond and New Orleans me pa e
tery wtll carry about fifty menato New
Orleans and will travel in Pu Imam pal
ace cars, Side trips will be arrat1 ged,
and the trip will consume about ten 9. v days.
The battery will leave Richmond q bout
the nth Of next May. The Item era tx
ms not yet been decided upon.
4 Mr.. 4. a. Eaton, who Is writing q,
march 10 be dedicated to the How1tzers.
has completed the composition and IT 10
nov in the hands OF the printer. MI.
Eaton has published several attractive
compositions, among them the 'l>ex1ns g
Private s.. N. Post and Corporal Geo..
wray are confined to their homes ;E's 4 s by
sickness. 81 S s3' 5E5l s l 81 i5sg
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HEAVY WEEK 4 | ! J / !. K.
NOW AHEAD ! !
Legislature Crowded With
Important Work j ! &,
TRUE Of j! BOTH HOUSES 3: 1: i: 5;
8 enate 10 Have Up G Corporations and
House 10 Fight Over General Tax.
Many Other Matterso Of Sweep
ing Moment to the People.

a Tho coming week Is going to DO one
Y full OF public interest at tho Capitol and
a both branches OF tho egslnturo Will DO
crowded with important work.
4 The Senate will be ergnged With q
largo number Of important measures Of
public moment and the same IL true Of
4 tho House. 4, issss 5st il5
IN the upper branch the two bills putt
q ting into operation tho new Corporation
Commission will DO the most interesting
ZIP and they will require a great deal OF
time and many strong speeches will DO
mado for and against them and on tho
various amendments which will likely
be ofrcred. rho Courts Of Justice Com
&mitteo aof the Senatc Will likely finish
4 It's report on The sections OF the CodoEand
n Constitution assigned them by tho mil,
4 die OF the week and In tho meantime g 9
II great flow OF bills will be offered and re-
ported from tho various standing commit!
tees OF the body a big fight is going to
occur In tho Privileges and Elections
Committees OF both branches. probably
this week. over the two State primary
election bills, which have been offered
I'm tho respective bodies. and they may
reach the branches proper during the
U week. ~ { sis sfs
.$3 MAY GET 8TO GETHER, iS
Senator Barlssdalo is tho patron OF the
Senate measure and that In the House
was offered by AIessrs. Whitehead and
u Gardner. It Is possible that these gem
8tlemen may get together and agree upon
IL q Z bill to be pressed In tho two houses,
.FAt any rate they may do a little sparring
on this line before final action I is had
on either. The question ID one that has
4 long becn agtated In Virginia, and the
\ Democratic party In convention assem-
6bed at Norfolk last year overwhelming
sly declared for the principle and 1t WIS
put into operation by tho State Commits
tee. Now It Is proposed to put upon It
the sanction and approval OF the law OF
4 the State. and some measure this line
will almost surely pass. 5
|*E It Is expected that during the week
\ the Initiative looking to another effort
10 reapportion the State into congress
"a ional districts will be taken by the 8in-
B production! OF bill on this line In tho
4 Senate 31t%is commended that a per-
sfectly fair bill can and will probably
pass, but there Is now some doubt as
TO whether anything on this limo will be
done before next winter. q M
here Is every evidence OF hurry on
the part Of the committees OF the two
houses and OF the legislature Itself as
regards the work before 1T and all 5secm
anxious to get away by May 15th.t FE d
5g5 BIG WEEK I'm HOUSE.
4 The House will have a long and ardu-
4 matter up viii be the general revenue
Y bill. This Is going to cause some very
s'heavy scrapping." and a large number
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1SS1gSS11SSSSa1S1116s1SSSs
3a,.fon je.gA'',tl's ,,' !
} OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MISS M nes sd p Mns eo nsortaa
MI. ytykler. who has been quite slok
nt5the Seminary. Is slowly improving
Miss Jennie Cullen has returned to her
homo on Lam b Avenue from 1anv!llee,
where she went to attend the Epworth
League Conventions 3, H. J!
Mrs. Bowles, Of Hanover. Is visiting
Mrs. w, X, Bacho, OF Lamb Avenue.
n Nh & 4 y, Jones has returned from q
trip to Baltimore. @
Mrs, r. q. ]. Alfriend, who has besn vis-
5itlng her sister. OF Lamb Avenue, lor
inc past week, has returned to Norfolk.
b Miss Minnie Newton, Of Baltimore. 10
Visiting friends near tho Seminary.
5 Mrs. II. r. Nrinter, OF Newport News,
ID visiting on Brook Road Z
Miss Helen Iaaine, OF Brook Road who
mas been quite Ill, Is improving rapidly &,
ID Miss Iona Kelly, NYio has been visiting
near Lakeside, has returned to- Hanover.
a Miss 5Riena Flanagan is quite sick ct
her home with the measles, 8 Y. ,is
e Mr., Cabot. Of New York, Is visiting
friends and relatives on North Avenue y y
q Mr.. Sharp, Of Charleston. s. G.. IS VS.
ting friends In Brookland Park
MI. Anderson, Of Chesterfield, will be
tho guest OF Mr.. T. q. Jeter.
Mr.. George Burton, who has been vis-!
,Iting friends on Brook Road, has returned
home. s. .sss
Miss Alice Crane, Of Caldwell. N. ~,
will be tho guest OF Mr. E. II, Lea, In q Q
few days. Es35t y n III ia \,
MISS Esther Feather, who has been quite
sick at her home in Brooklund Park, 10
!atlo to resume her studies.
Mrs. j. j. Wilson, who has been quite
sick at her home. is abeto be out.
s7 Mrs !, tkins, OF Han over. is visiting
AIRS Gorge d. Carter, Of Brookland Park
IN Mr.. Russell, conductor OF the Flrst.
Street line, is quite sick at his home With
the mea sizes. IN N 4, Is
Nj. 81 q. Cofrey, Of Louisa. Is visiting
his brother, Mr.. Arthur Coffey, Of Brook
land Park. " @4:s 42 " n
y Mr. G. d K. Jones, Of New York, has re-
turned after a visit to friends on Monterio,
Avenue. n sst IA 8 4
& Miss Lyon, OF sabot Island. who has
been !yisitin Mrs. S, q. Long, is now WIS.,
lling friends IN Richmond. 4. 58Q
"a Rev, G. r, Kuyk, pastor Of the Epiph-
any Cfurch, who has been quite iok pt
shisfhome on Monteiro Avenue, is able to.
be out. as1 IVA E
Miss Estelle Jones Is quite sick at her
home, M sS&
q Mr., Eddie Goodloe has returned home
after visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L.. Goodloe, Of Lewiston, Va
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Chestnut It'll and
F7ghlana Park, I !.

- - : M
Mrs. Birdsons is quite sick at the home
Of her son. on Fourth Avenue and Chest
nut Street.
Mr.. Thomas %. watkins. Of Third Ave-
nue. and Alder Street. who has been
spending some time with friends in Pow
| hntan county. returned homo q few days
ago. after q most delightful visit.
M. Holden has been quite sick
for somo time past at his home on Fifth
Avenue and Alder Street. but Is now on
the road to recovery. 8i isS
IN Mr., John Macdonald. who for some
time past has been. living on Laurel
Street, Richmond. has moved into his
new home, on Third Avenue. !A35jiit
Rev. and Mrs, T, p, johnson, who have
been visiting Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs.
Is. P, Small, OF GSifth Avenue and W illow
street. have returned to their home In
Goochland county.
Miss Agnes Royal, Of Highland Park,
Is greatly Improved, after q severe spell
OF sickness, @st5 d;
Mrs. William r. vawter,s OF Highland
Park, who. has been visiting in Bramwell,
Nv. va. has been detained by the sck-
ness OF her father, captain Miller. OF that
place. i38 III & GU
Mr.. Horace F. Baker, OF Fourth Avenue
and Chestnut Street, left a few days ago
on an extensive Southern business trip,
and will be absent from homo for some
time.
The little son OF Mrs. Kiles, Of Second
Avenue Highland Park. who for some
time past has been quite sick, Is now ems
tIrely recovered,
Mrs, Randolph, long aresident Of Fourth
Avenue and Alder Street, has gone to
Pennsylvania, where she Will make her
home in the future.
Mr. " s. Carlton OF Third Avenue and
Willow Street. is away from home on q
business trip North, .s5Sa 58 #.a
The pupils OF the Highland Park school
have finally obtained the consent OF the,
School Board for a half holiday, IN order
to attend the Bostock animal chow,
They contemplate going ono day this
week. 4B3 e s 53i Il
There will be a choir practice this eve-
Ming at the Highland Park Methodist
Episcopal Church,
Miss Garnett 8. Seal, who expected to
return to Salisbury N, O.. on Monday
last, has decided to remain In Richmond
for a longer period, She will also spend
much Of her time with relatives on Chests
nut HILL whence she has recently gono
to Richmond.
The recent rains have caused quite a
severe cave not far from the Methodist
Church, and steps will be taken at once
to repair the damages,
Mr.. Neurhor has recently moved into
his new home on Fourth Avenue and AL
der Street. II
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II important amendments will un nd t't

edy BIO offered. !.
IA In addition to this. the calendar Of
the body Is crowded with important
bills on other lines, and many Of them
will cause lights. One Of these. which
is set for d special order on Thursday
at 1880, Is the tonnage tax Pill. which WI
will 8bo bitterly fought. especially by the the
members from Southwest Virginia. !.
sSiS Tho Campbell case Will also likely
come up In the House toward tho end
tof the week, though It may go over for
;1lnal action until some later date. LssAt
any rate, both houses vii have about
ali tho work That Is coming to them. !"
not only this week, but until the time
for recess arrives Is 5.$ q e. f
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. 5lzly,7, o.xnt Wsws

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r>~'S>rsesrse.sNreS
Mi. D. j, Mcdowell, OF No. 1905 CARING
ton Street, Is In q critical condition, hay-
Ing suffered a Tecent attack Of Paraly-
Miss Lola b. Childress became the bride
OF Mr., Emmett II. Purcell " ednesday
evening at 3 O'clock, at the BRIDES home,
at Hard en's Shop. in IIenr!co county The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16

The ers,tss, dssssr IRON eolds and { IL
10 th,itrssuitipg 10 pn.ssonis II rssso ~
abs ere IL a,sd. boGs,sf. sad Cbsn Der
isin's Consh Remedy tsssr, ell dsrss,
gill Be ssoi1sd Azoog the t.hs OF ihou
snds Who h,vs assi ihis remedy for thess
dissses vs have y't 10 issru Of .ingl-
ssss having f.ulied IN pnfunonis. shich
shov, co iclusvsly tt.i u is eer,sin pre-
,sn,s,irs OF thst tsnesieus dss.se. IL
sill cure coli or an stack OF The grip 10
lsss time ID, 20 .ny olbsr Hesimsni. IL 10
plsusni snd Of 10 take. Bold by A Il
P,,tiboo,. M,pcsss,sr Dept. J. b
Wsippl-, Manchester Centre: james Cody,
jealh Dsr"'; J N Armstrong, Doust e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16

A startling iseijsat - nsrrs,si BY J .
olivrr Of Pbiisdslphis. ., folloss: 81 s.'
10 90 ssial esndiiirn. Ny siin 80. 81
rosi yellov. syss suhtsn, toptns sos 81.
psin eosiisasllg 10 bset aud sidss, 90 80
petite. stosins sssha DAY By day. rtrts
sAysirisns bed given ne pp. Then 90.
sd,issi 10 see Electric Bi,tsrs; 10 ny
great Joy. The frst boi,l. nsts . decided
lupsov. s.l,. sos,ispsd their nee for
rhrss seets, srd en- rov . ssll ssp.
tres thsy Ribbed the grave Of ssothsr vie
tis." No enc shosid hil to Try them.
only 90 ssnn. sssrsstssA By J n Hard,
Mssshssssr. Esd q whipple. hsaehss
tire Csairs, drueassu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16
HAT lr MAN.

Wee tired Of snsvertd qu.stionsi
Fever Gallons, Wears l. pssr" mes
tbs, you dont bsvs TO paint yonr bone
90 Often, snt yen aost have 10 use % Of
en. sad you deus have 10 ass 90 asel
paint Costs lees Tor the job. and yol
don't have 10 DO the I,b 20 often.
The nev p,int 10 oct nss Of oil. III
ihs hissssi selling p.int 10 the Usl,,t
sisti,. ssd the 6rn tia, mshs u 10 IL!
yssu old.
Dsroe Lod sns XiGc -issM esllss,
than mirsd psiuts vesu tsies - ioss .,
lesd bua oil. A l. Caves rel, IL,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16
ADVICE To MOTHERS

Are Jon disturbed ct night and broken
Of your res. by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethf II %
send at once aud get bottle Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery. disrhoss. regu'
ls,ss the stomsch and bowels. cures wind
solic. soi.ens the gums, reduces inAsms
.ion, and gives tone and energy to the
shols system. Mrs.. Winslov's Soothing
syrup for Children Teethiug is pleasant
0 the taste On 10 the prescription OF one
Of he oldest and best female physician
and nurses In the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throug hout the world
price Is cts . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16
SonR Foolish PEOPLE

ALLOW cough TO run until it gets hey ono
the reach OF medicine. They often say
oh. /, will wear away, but in most case,
IL will wear them away. Gould they b.
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemps Bslssm, which 10 sold Oh .
positive guarantee to cure. they woulo
mmedistsly see the excellent efec, after
taking ,he frs, dose. Price ~ and 50t
Tidal sz tree. Al all dru9gi,,s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16

hlddlsbuy SO tbs fr.t tosa In The
state TO have open birs AID ~ nr,i sIrsri
suss was soythios bat ssu.issiofy. o.
ha,urdsy evening orosd OF people. mesl
iy hes surrounding iosos Gossed into
lhs Lsssa Houss sod dr.tk uttii they b.
ssme soisy, vbsn tbs proprietor drove
,hen oct aud closed bic bar. Tssy thss
went 10 ihs Addison House sna we're stiIl
moro Deisy ana we're iorsibly ei;eisd, A.,
. rsnli % warrants xsrs i,susd Tor drssh
spntas ana disturbance Of the psses, ssa
several we're sussisd End others I'D 10
New Ysrk state. Additional police VII
BE- engaged ,Bd Older maintained. Ualsss
the sstherities are on the lockout like q
psri'nee may b, expected II ether tosns,
shon bsis sre opsusd to The Iaslic.
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EsnnlngssE. W. Esfch 2sti. 1893
sptias 10 ksrshs sivtE thai IN eam fsaasee vita
s~eaaon Ne "a Art Ne ~ Of The hevissA Law
II iprs. that ieuAs rsrserson. Jr. hss applies
~ Leenss Il The PRE- CAss. 10 eel iuiersosi'
lns hSenfs 10 tho knilein6 tnevn - The web
ssr nenss, asrate3 20 ne serth ss6s ~ haln
street horsas6 and ssscrSssd ~ follcss houpe
81 co the pwth b. snds 81 ks 4, Pile. %
The east b. lard Of Tia Fra Nstiens nsn.,
Graves. Eapl a o.. @ohu hvans and Hear, v
filmors, go HE snnth " hasn street, sa-cAilsd
spd % the vssi b. isGds 81 hssr fats hnsi.
nsss W bs aired 90 10 fpom 10 he decided
rpsn
pahtle hssrins CO the sald spphosiiou slli he
held 10 THE Comsnisslensrs rooms ii The Town
C1srks ofi~ IN The Village ~ Bernlngtop. 81
niss e'clocs April In, 1913
joe, + HoLnIr
II. g nr
h ) nfmnsLg
t4osnte CQmr0assiossrs
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sIyrgg ArrAcr or GRIP


Crnrp " osr forrLs 80 tH.sAsuss :
Cotsn Rrssrr
Wees | I'D 80 l.l.ss ef tts sns lssi
sislss lss .ssre ss.l | scssslly cared
ny.li vnt 80 beiii. ~ Cess bsflsar''
Csssh Ready .'s Tost W. Perry.
E.iIsf 81 ID. Eg'sfSfiss. sssfa,ills, N.
n mas re tss eel upth. ] 81 tiuss
ssv, hou easttifs syssli 10 plssss BY
ishlsss d .eeolfsi q the ready. srt
,sss tie esss tEs sptil ssnla zone On .,
siStt | vetls itst . sss. ED u '~ms %
isst 10 10. brtfisi ist rial The ssssh
sould p,u "a .ua ! sssId 80 10 sissp
psiisstiy Tree htr esush sts is ssess
1ssyits p,its 10 tty thai tie ussd,
sass 49, 'tftsitls 'sfFfss 10 pa
uss IL .try niisii lid 80 ides ibsi Il
sssls or sesls hpest cot ihssfip' .irpl'
bees. l BIS tsrsr iiisd II tot sucS .
purress, bal IL eis. sss sstnsi 9th zee
CO. stssi OF osatAisg ths req sdy sss.s
IL 10 rot cal, t. Of lesi dorsiian, bot tbs
psiss Ger, Tar lee, .vur. snd ] had -,
s.l ts.c rttel, Of %. bottle b.iors NJ
Giip I,d BID ne sdisu.' Fer ssls
by A n Pst,bous, Nssebestr De
soi. n wbipp.. Manchester Centre.
J.nr, C3Jy. South Dsts'i. n Arm
siross, DOr.t
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CAr.rnn ANp HAr.

LilaId Cream B,lm 10 ) coming qaits
a. popnlsr 10 mary loeslnio ~ Eyt
Cream Balm solid Iii prepared ior %,
is Aicrta "a. ard 10 ti.sly pris q BY thos,
~bo bare etsn stres'onsd Is call spot
rhytisisns iof ,1eh 'fsartn. Mss,
rhytleists are uslns ssd pre- ctihiss II
All shs ntdisltsi rrops'li . Of the eel,
traltd Csssn Bhn are eort,isss 10 ID,
Llsi8 arn, shish IL rs osats. includiss
.srrsy re ,Ebr All dtassss. or b,
nsll ElF Brother. &c Usitss ST., Nss
Yofk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16

II IL slsimsI the, supssl Of The tsrl
on nari made soois vsuld destroy ID,
uusl., ba. II % II sonla be became II De-
ttsysd their bn'issss la any s,sn, The IL
dependent sopoHps would suH.r Graf sad
be cln PEELED to atop bnsin.ss for the 70.
500 that they are not ~ veil sito.tsd e
Hstt iof.isn oompstilion ~ The ha,w are,
Dss.tsyins sa,ipsss TO t,li tbs tfnss /,
mach like barring = bar 10 dssrsy rats
IL might be taoeessiul bat tie Sosd rssull
ing vould be sratlJ over hslsscsd BY the
evil Thsrs mus, bs zone sy iessd b,
sbich We ear keep ibe bs'iasss snd s,ill
requisite the trnsts 90 thA. they will not be
oppressive.
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kAKRs A CLAN SWEEP

There's nothing like doing . thin ttol
oushly. OF oil the S'l,es 700 ever heard
Of, Buckiin's Arnics Silvs is tbs best i
sweeps swsy ind eurss Borps. 6ores
Bruises. Oats, B0ils, U Gers. Skis EruE
.isns end Piles. Its only o.. spd fusrsr
,sed to give satisfaction BY J n Hard Msr
.sos.,r. end J II whippls, Manchester
Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-16

Ny k.if VS. f.llius oct very let, ard
-. "a! 1917 lattiag stsy, 1 red uvsnl
ssir prspI.,ioas bet tsey oil me more
h.rr ~ 80 coed teen tried Aysr's Han
viser. Soon my hair sloppsc fsllins eoi
add all The oil soisr US restored. Then
IL conmessei TO sfos vary ntidly, and
It 10 nos istt 8 inches Ions Mrs,
Lydia Kayktodsll, Clsrnoui. Ill.
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Bennington, VI, Marcel 2'th, 1907.
Notice 10 letby given that In compliance with
Section No. Is, Act No. 20 OF the Revised Laws
Of 1902, that William II Lundsrgan has applied
for License Of the First Clsss,to iell intoIicst
ing liquors in britk building Nos lis and III,
north street owned by sussn d. Peck OF New
York City, the bar 10 be located in front room
ground foor--of the south room In the build
ing No lis, with privilege TO serye drinks In the
dining room OF RESTRAINT No III, ard in dining
rooms on second floor Of the shove described
building
Public hearing on the said application will be
held In the Ctmissiore's' rooms At the Town
Clerks Office ia the Village Of Bennington. ~
Line oclocJ A. NJ. April i7th, 1908
JcHS \. H9LDEs.
nc DAY,
X. D. DREyspALE,
License Commissioners.
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Bennington. Vt Mach lslh 1909.
Notice 10 hereby gwen ,h,, 10 oonpiisne. Nth
stston No Is. Act No 80 q the hsnsed Isss
- ig2 mat 0.oig. A Nj ltr h,s .ppi ID for =
tleenss 81 tito Thrd Cla-s 10 cell iutt iica Ing
Asa0f. ~ fesAsrs sai on the premises bound.
ID on she n3rih ~ iancs Of wllnsm X
Hsshs. On IT, E,a b. North stree. 90 cslisd
% ths south b. ia q, ] Bernstein ADD OF the
vsst BY lancs % Mrs. \ i Pie, b.iEg The y b0le
Of srsi seor 81 No l.e North street
psbae hearing 90 the said spp.loaiion viii be
rela 10 the Cotnnissiobsrs rooms ., the Town
Clerks ersce IL The Village OF Bennington .,
nirs o'cicck a n April nth, 1863
ycns 4. HoLDIs
II. q. ps.
RS. DEusALk
License Counisssortra