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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
our Vermont Delegation

TAktrs 20 q man who knoss bis WISH
ingtor, lie Lrdlog TrItuEes editor Cd
taitfd &c me iniertsiisa sbi 90 the stand.
Ig AID personal characteristics Of Yer
noil's delegation IA Congress, lust return.
I'd 10 the Isbors Of the comisg session.
Brief extracts f3llos
senator Proctor don't need TO tp'as
a Every Nermonter knows where be
snds With the Naturalization, the sars,e
ard 10 the esteem of bis fellows, bis years
Of seivlee, bis native esgAeliy and his calm
view Ct public questions and public needs
amply d 3 him TO be Header 10 the Upper
House, as Indeed he Is.
widely din rent Ia personal character
istios snd lacking the lorg experience OF
the senior senator, Mr. Foster lisa sbinirg
example Of what a magnets personality and
a pleasing address viii DO, when coupled
with remsIk ably adaptive grip on public
matters aud faculty OF getting immed.
lately at The heart ola sui i.ct. Few men
baye ever come TO Washington and made
such " lde ard valuable acquaintance, Sc
cured such positive ard immediate reccgnl-
tiop, and gained such an insight lnto legit-
lstiye routine as Mr.. Foster.
Senator Dillingham; has made an excel.
lcnt impression. Not given to public or
spectacular display, be has gained firm
place 10 the regard Of the men who do
things. The sclual work OF legislation
does not take place on the flIor. II Ia done
10 the committec-rooms. There Mr.. Dill
lingham's iudiciaI temperament, bis quiet
poi,e and faultless logic have made him
well and fsyorably known. And be IL
growing stronger every session with those
who appreciate bis good qualities. "A most
dependable man, one friend puts It.
"Mr. Hash ls, too, Ia fast getting into
the front rank Of The powers that be. His
plain, blunt honesty, his invarisble cour-
tesy, his nowledge Of public questions and
his scholarly way Of digging down to the
final analysis q things have commended
him to the leaders Of tie house who so Of.
ten pass by mep, whose brillIsnce In speech
Is not supplemented by the staying powers
OF cor centralion, energy and attention to
detail, that are 50 necessary 10 the hard,
and frequently thsnkiess, routine labors OF
the House and Its committees The more
We see OF Haskins the better we like him,
said one Of his well-sishers."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
STATE Ms

Ruilafd's opera house, which Was closed
bv the Ore mnsbsl IA the carly f.ll, hrs
been leased By Granville mar. nd wili
be re-openca aiIer hfc 1eipes nave bts n
provided,
Charles Nineile,te, sgea 5, found dynt-
mite cartridge 81 Ssauton and attempted
10 warm II over stove. Is trplcdei and
bis thumb aud hnger were torn cf.
Hiram Deal, wealthy farmer Of High.
gate Springs, was instantly killed BY loco
motive while crossing The track. The
horse and wsg,b were badly Injured, Mr.
Deal was unmarried
A brorzs tablet was erected n 81. Paufs
church, Burlington, Monday afternoon 10
honor OF Nj Cur Howard, who vas kill
ed while serving In the Philippines 10 1899
The tablet was presented 10 the church by
Mrs. Howard, widow OF Mtlr Howard.
The exercised held In connection with the
presentation Of the tablet took place in tn
presence OF the immediate relatives AMI
few Intimate friends, among them being
General o O. Howard, father OF Msjor
Howard.
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no Monr srrrrnlNn.

VI sre irrubhd vi b in1'gesiion gel
bot 81 X dol Dyfpep.is Cure and tee
bow quickly II viii cure ycu. Geo. A.
Taomsop. u Spencer, Ia, sayf: "HLye
had Dyfptpsla for tstnty years. Nv csse
was amosi Lcpelets kodol Dyspepsis
Cure was recon ems ard used a few
bottles Of u and X 4. b. Only thing hat
has rslltysd me. Would not be without II.
Have eoctcred with local physicians ard
also At Chicago, aud even s.ni to Norway
with hops o. gettiug tome !, lief, but Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure is The only n medy tha,
las done zoe any good, AID Ea. J re-
ummerd &. Every person stdering With
Indigestion or DJspepsi should use IT,
Sold by A II. Pe,llb bf, Manchester De.
DOT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08


Ulder f4voriug skies, the 81. Louis
World's Fair came to an crd at midnight
lagt Thursday. The day was one Of rare
mildncss ard brightness fer the opening Of
December. Muliltudss streamed through
The gates from 80 early hour, Everything
wAs 10 motion, az usual. The CASCADES and
fountains looked their best aud the srcbi-
tectural triumphs never seemed more beau
liful than In the sunshine lift over from
summer, bat ,irged with the hszy predc-
iion Of winter near AT hand. All the exer-
cises Of the day In honor Of President Frat
els passed 81 successfully, some Of the
compliments bestowed having the element,
81 pleasant surprise. Nearly sll young st.
Leuls WAS there In addition TO an immense
throus Of their eldofs az night the llu.
Mutation, ms,chless 10 Us wsv, cent its
,fielgsnee for miles around, and far Into
the depths Of the sky. fireworks added to
the gercfai hriliiabce CT The scene. Tie
Plle was densely filled with Its last inpour-
ing 81 Fair visitors. Aud when the lights
wcro extlngulshsd asd the gates closed the
fetllug tbst the grand event Was over Was
mlrgllng Of regret for the loss, With 10y
Inl pride fof whst has been achieved.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
Rightly Decided

We thick the legislature decided wisely
In dropping the court house question. Seine
~ as can remember back more than thirty
Yeir, before The rrtfeut oour. touse q,
u raIsgton sss tncted the fSne question
cam % and sas very thoroughly Sgl,atsd
all ever The eorasy. TIE decision then wss
the same, TO drop the msi,a Ard lesyf
thirgs ~ thsy we're. We thlnk the mi =.
fly Of the pespie q The eren,y are Ia fave,
~ The txo ehlses
Al lha, lime The county voted Fttsieieni
frofcy 70 teiid good etun house Al Be-
Eington, aui, through faux Of the, Plaza q
OF the work or both The result was far ftcn
sailnsctorT. Several thousand della.
have STAGE been expended on The bulldh,
ana !, is silil uuta,isisc:ofy, though Il IL Il
fair conditioa ssa answers iis purpose.
The e01rt house q. Msnclesier, sires ID,
Feeeai addition. 10 IN good eofdllion Al a ~
che caE reasonably Grd taGli with 1t. Ths
county ~ vboie Goes not fee Ike voiif ,
heavy tax for REV court h0Cte ard b
willing 10 le. the matter pes,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

The differences between the [ oited States
ard Panama, which made necessary the
sisIt Of Secretary OF War Taft TO the 18th
mas, have been settled by the Issuance Of
an executive order signed By Secretary Taft
fnr Prel lent Roosevelt and assented to 10
letter by President Amador Of Panama.
The order provides that no trade for the
canal zone or the republic OF Panama can
eater the ports establlshed by the United
States at either END OF the canal, supplies
FOR the construction Of the canal and arli-
Giles in transit being excepted This turns
the customs receipts Of these ports over to
he government OF Panama. Panama a.
grecs TO reduce her taiiil from IL percent
ed yalortm to 10 percent, This reduction
applies to al goods except wincs, liquors,
alcohol and opium. Panama also agrees to
roduce her consular fees aud port charges
10 90 percent Of the rates at present ebsrs-
Cd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Aaska Is being covered by network Of
wires, ard thus, In addition to the submar.
Inc cable which connects that region with
the Uli.ed States, lie brought into qlick
and direct communication with the rest OF
the world. Not long since AlaFka was IT.
o. better known than was the interior oi
Aires, generation ago. Now all parts
OF Gle erritory are becoming readily aces
sible. Peculiar conditions prevail there,
but they are overcome through American
enterprise aud ingenuity. There are sec.
iion' where ten perat ule OF sixty degrees
below zero are common In the winter. al d
where billiards occur and the snowfall Is
very heavy. But telegrsphic service Is
well maintained. and seldom interrupted.
4 10 Alaska system Includes 2 079 miles OF
Submarine cable and 49, miles Of land
lines, aud lately wireless telegraphy has
b en- found very Effective In connection
with the other two methods Of message
senling,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

sTATEtP gRaosr District Of hanehsstsr ", rg
30 Remembered, that At a ssaslDn Of the
Probate q ,urt holden ~ Manchester, within ana
Tor said isirict, en- the alst day u koyeB,htr
A. u 1904
whereas certain instrument 10 writing, IN.
de seal purponing 10 be The la.t will and tesla
meat o. Patrick meBIlGo, lats ~ Dorset IN
said District. defessd, having been this day
presented 20 rsid Donft Ut pfcbzts aud daily llsd
IN tbs Registers Office; Therefore, IL 10 ordered
that al peftons interested 10 The estate IL aid
deceased be uoii1ed 10 hpDeN bsfore said Ccnit
the fftbde { flea ia Manchester. IN said DE.
uict, On the 10Th day n December 1904,
By rntlica ion 81 Ills order. three weeks suecef
1yen, previously thereto ID ih8 Manchester
JOURNAL newspaper pnnifd Al nancLastsr
sfofs said. 10 shos cause. II any they may have
Why sad insirgmfn nj ia sitting sh0nid not Ia
proved ard SLOWED a. the lass will and tesla.
rusnt u the sAid dssasssd
So " u. ED0gBToS. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
rmlLY AND ,AlrAuLl SUGGESTION,

TIMELY AND VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS.
May people, especially women who lest
closely coraaed domestic lives, suffer from
~hst In general terms 10 called nervous
ness Among all forms Of treatment none
has even approached In success the inlelli
geat use Of d.. David kennedys Favoritt
X mt dy, Of Rondout, N. Y, which pro.
NOTES az easy aud ratural action Of the d.
s,siise organs and lmpsrts tone to the ner.
yCul sys,,m,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
la8w wB EDGERToH. Judge
CHARLES FIELDS EsTArr,

TATE on VEGno' 7, District a Manchester . 10,
The probate Court for The District II Afnalhas'ef,
To al persons interested IA The estate az
Charles Htld lsas OF Dorset 10 said District
deceased 0nEsTIsa:
by The authority OF Tho State Of Vermont yf N
are hereby notified 10 Appesr before tbe aid
Probate Couti, al the Probate 4 0se to Watcher.
ter IN said District. on the 2ist day Of Dec, IN.
ber A. ID 1904, to show cause. II any yon have.
Why the seconn, Of Charles A. Held ExoouttrtoY
Iho estate Of said deceased should not be allow.
go, ana bl,o why he residue II .aid esisls
should not be distributed to the paftits tntitled
thereto,
Dated at Manchester, IN said District, thi. gjrd
day Of Noytmber A u 1904
8l3w Is EDGEHTON Jndpe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
A CARD.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refurd the money on 50-cent bottle OF
Greere's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II 1t fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar.
aztec % cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded. A. II. Pettibone, Man
chester Depot; u. A. Brophy, East Dorset ;
J. NJ. Armstrong, Dorset; X. o. Adams q
Co., East Arlington; K. o. Adams, Avling.
tOu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
TOM MIssIONERs' NOTICE.

IstAit 81 MshY y. IANfsoH
Tbs undsrsigned, having been appointed 10
iLe Hon, Probate Court for the Disiilel Of Man
chester Com rliss.onsfs, 10 receive, eIln.int std
adjust All claims and dsmsnds Of all ptfeous
against The eEt te of
haty LAmpsol late 81 anagftYs
deceased and All claims dghinites IT. 1Gset
thereto. hereby give notice thar VI iii nsst
for the purposes aforesaid a. be rssidetee
NJ hyfon u. Bates IL La dgfoSs OF lhs
liih dsy a ApH 1875 from ono
o'clock r n. anti f0ur O'Clock ,. A. CO
ssid day AID that siT months from tie
2ih day d Cctlbsr A. h. 1904, is the tine
limited By said Court Tor said creditors 20 pre-
sept thsii claims 10 a. Tor elimination snd
allowances
Dated At jAaagrose. this zlih Gag Of October
4 u. 1901.
hYI.0h II BATS. la
JANIS q. bAEIOs. es"f
Jossgl NJ. Coax, Aduinisiialof. koalE f,oIcor.
dsffy, ysinoni. Sos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
AN INCH or TRUTH

Dr. David X snosdy . new medisine, Csl
car. Solvent. bss been successful 10 cases
stitch hsve b. III ID good doctors; sod vbsi
It tss dooe il nsy be Trusted to do sssio.
Whether your trouble be scute or chronic
the result ~ni bs the same; oni' 10 old
csses you mus, be faithful and patient.
For foil iaiorm stiob and free sample bot
tie write TO the Gal curs C1upsny, Ror
iout. N. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
A COSTLY MISTAKE

Blenders are sometimes very expensive
Occasionally lie itfeli is the price Of "a mir.
AXE, but you'd n YER be wrong II you take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for Dyspepsia,
Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel trou-
o'es. Tteg are gentle yet thorough. 25:.
At J. N. Hsrd's, Manchester; j. II. Whip.
pies, Manchester Centre, drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Ny bar .ss taiIps Ga, refy fss', srd
90. f.sislJ in'niss sfsy, { RES stvsfsl
s.ir perpetrators bsi tssg al me more
bern tttb sood Ihss tried Afer's Hair
visor. Soot @y heir stepped i.iiins ont
aod ali the "a esiaf sss rssietsd. Then
u coupeeee1 - stos yerI fsfisly, aud
d, 10 pos iest 8 ioehes lops Mrs.
Lyais Kaytsna.ll. Clarsmop,. la.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Rollin Hulett Of Pawlet, received an In
jury last Wednesday which resulted In the
loss Of hand. He was at work with an
ensilsge cutter when his hand was caught
10 the knives ard drawn into the machine
msnglir < bis hand and wrist 10 a fearful
manner, nscessitstipg the amputation OF
biz arm about midway between wrist and
elbow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Champion Colonel Monte, the Boston
terrier recently sold BY Capt. i. Z. Wood
bury and c. III. Mower OF Burlington, to
4 II. Robinson Of New York for $1,000,
captured at The big Boston terrier show
ja,t held the list prlzi and 800 cup for
he bet dog In the show.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
Mary Hose h.. been ens,ged to Jog Il

Mary hose has been Engaged to slag In
shslhurus q; the parish house OF Trinity
church Monday evening /. ia expected
that she will sirg bF special request Han.
eei's beautiful "ABgels Ever Blight and
Fair" This song recital Is the tirsi Of the
regular settles Of entertainments given by
Mrs W S. wetb to the parish OF Trinity
ehu'c shelburne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Tie Treasurer Of the Vermont Teachers
ssso citation reports that the exact registra-
ton at the annual meeiing Of the assoca-
ton held Ia Rutland, recently, was 6l2.
This is the largest meeting ever held by
the association. The mex. largest was re-
corded at 81. Johnsbury last year when the
record showed over 500 names.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
/ II G. HODGES EsrArr

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manchester, 80
BE II remembered, that AZ a session Of the
Probate Court, holden II Manchester, within and
for said District, on the sr1 day Of December
A. -. 1904
Whereas, CERTAIN inetrument in writing, un.
der seal, pufporiDg b. be the last will and
testament OF J. II Hodge, late Of Dolset
IN said District, deceased, nayiag cen this
day presented TO nad Court OF Probate and
duly fea in the Registers Ofice; Therefore IL il
ordered that all persons interested 10 the estate
OF said deceased be notified TO appear before
eaid Conrt at tho Probate ofiice in Manchester
In said District, on the 2stb day Of Der, mbor
a lgu4, " ten o'clock IN the forenoon, by pub.
lication OF this order three weeAs enccessiyoly
previous thereto In the manchester journal, q
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any thoy may have, why said
instrument ~ Whiting should not be proved aud
allowed as tho last will and Testament OF th { !
said decaasod
3l3v w d EDGFNTON Inay,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

No P.Il 10 ~ please, sud positive a. he.
wius Little Esrly Rlsefs DsWliit i.it-
tie Enly rissrs are 90 Mid Ard Elective
that children. deIetle iadss snd weak pea
pie spj y their cleansing 4 81 ~tIies,rong
people saY they arc ,Lo beet liver pills sold.
= Id by All f,ulbote, Manchester De-
~ -
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rrpwt. q msrri.o,sra IL TIE e.lspass

lrgsgts q m.pSfsci0ff, IL The e.ispesf
ysaf 1898 vil boa etlF eseees The hsghe,i
Ggarss = airy rsfiber year bet mar F,ss
10 $3.50 zoe 600 lisf. ~ slaltti sssa 0a9..
81 u 'hs hish record rear, TIE fiscal scar
1890 sisi 600 900 IL issa, sl0a.o,o,eoa h
lssa, tSs go 90 10 $50 nsd sso sooo'o"Q
N 400 Not Gully will mstSfaciHws ~ .
what nAis thsly highest record ID The ru.
. 81 yas. bot ihis 10 .lso tree Of lre1 ard
aci. witch form TIC lsfs.s, Erosp 81 mst-
sfaeipfos erpofioa, AID shlch sosm liiely
10 tha~ fof the csanaar yor iosaIsrpof'
faiisH - slsa 900 600, a. ssalsa sl9aeDo,.
90 10 ihs bish roeoFd afcnl year 100,
. N 600 COO 10 issQ. $4,000 600 Ia lsso-
sla 700 p1o IL 1870. ana y 100 900 10 leo
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Rra p. Russia and JApsn sll the powers
signstoiy to The Hague convention have
now acc pied President Rsoseyeli's isyiis-
tion 20 snoiher peace conference. Russis
nRy scetpi later aud japan too may be re-
prtfenisd shether or not the war is still
golrg on shtn The conference mtets. Most
u ihe powers, however, h1ye made refer.
vali0bs which are understood 10 mean that
they Ecuid prefer to have The second Ha-
que conference postponed until the far
eastern Val Is at al end. GA such quef-
tlons AZ the treatment Of neutral shipping
So psr times aud the d,apition Of contra.
band u war the powers would naturally
ke 10 have the adherence Of Russia and
JApsp, and this can no. be made sure OF
uniil The existing col fict ceases. IL win
IN any event take some months TO arrive at
al agreement "a to The fcope Of the propos.
ca conference.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Frs essses $500 dsnsss Ia The graded
school hsIlaing n Ladicw early Saturday
morning The Ore dsrar ms ni I'D Eosd
wax Ia tSsasing the names The halid
~ was iasat.d fer stpaa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

Tbs ssli ot C. Smith. % West Deity,
kSslEt tie Grad Tpuk RAilsay Co,
hroagtt Il tbs sisd states eitesii coGrt
By Cans aua y ismt. hss pceS set 4 by
slsa rsytDfrt 70 Csps api .siisms 81
o. so hr the esmpsuY, NJ. saith Vas
IL Bsrea 10 a eslasisn Al Lsbtrvllle, Qae.,
AID 10 partially Ia'aafd. ! 10 doubtful
II be will ever be veil and sifopg agslt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

The representatives OF the governments
II Venezuela and France are expected at
Mortified this week to confer with Hon.
Frank Plumley 10 the matter Of claims be-
tween tfetgo governments. Mr.. Plumley
iofs not expect to 60 out OF the country
and 1t my be possible he will not be requir-
ed TO leave Northfsld.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

The oddnd Matuiao rr'fa Co RG,-
md. "a planning 20 besia the manufacture
u gasoline isunehK shout January /. The
rteEi TO which the enterprise Will be car
lied sill dspsnd upcn tie ,uoeefs With
l'sf 4 mtels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

More lbss ] 600 600 aames arc bow on The
yHiloa roll, the ibrgsf; rumeeT since dir
eeslt after ,he elyil var. About 1000 nsmes
xss s1dss 10 eonfsqasDee q the tIteu I've
ora8 No n creatin9 service penslor
Comuialansr Ware all leave bis fIle
Dcs ard will rstiie permanently Jan
!. Ne sill be tSocsedea BY james ]. Dsv-
.sp9fl e Hitldals, N. H., The hni district
q. psiy eommAIsiaaer, sho Will bold The
oHlae gba march T. ard may be coniihutd
81 ne Hlee after thsg time. Capt. l., NJ
Kelley Il i8ltoi', teeotd c,pciy commits.
slobu. has ihs enforcement OF ihe entire
llllbcis Delegation Tor ihe peImansnt ~.
Iolslmtpi ard q "a probable that Gen.
Black q Illinois, past department eommsn.
der % she Gsnd Atiny, all not be car
diaaie fer the appointment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08

R.v Jerome Geloi, pastor OF the Catho-
lie church at Ludlow, died very suddenly
Monday OF apoplexy. lie WAS not robust
m IT, but discharged hi. customary church
duties Sunday and Monday morning appear
cd to be In bis usual health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
MOTHERS RE CAREEIL

Of the health Of your children. L7ok out
for Coughs, Coids, Group ard WhoopinR
Cough. Stop them in time One Minute
Cough Cure Is the best remedy. Harmless
and pleasant. Sold by A. II. Pettlbone,
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

fsiate Of HARLAN PAaE WAAsrR.
The undereigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court ior the Distrlot Of Mar.
chester, Commissioners 20 receive, examine and
ADJUST ell clsiuis and demands Of ali personst
against the estate Of
Harlan PAGE Warner late ~ Manchester
deceased and all claims exhibited Ii OBJECT
thereto, hereby give notice that We will meet.
for the purposes Aforesaid At the residence OF
George Rabbit 10 La dgr0so on the 9Th d.y OF
nay. 1905, from ens O'Clock NJ until
I ur ?, NJ. on said day and that six months from
The 9th day d November A. y 1904 IL the time
limited by said Court Tor ssid creditors TO pre-
sent their claims TO us for examination and Al.
lovance
Dsted at Manchester this 6ih day OF November
A. ID. 1904
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The Vernon, ouarrles.

oae Of he leading lndetirles Of Vermont
10 ,he qusrfylng Of nEhis. From south.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-08
sted At Manchester this 6ih day OF November
PATRICK MoBHIDEs EerATx.

ALFRED UHILDs. o"mh'
Pr .. y. WAfntI, Aem inittrsior. q wts
Main st., Marlboro, Mass. aisy
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1904-04-15
To Tax Payers.

10 the tax payers of the town Of
Net,leton and all others whom II
may cOnern:
Notice is hereby given that it Is
the purpose Of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen Of the tow of
Nettleton, to provide at their r~.5u
lar meeting on Tuesday May 2)rd.
1904, for the issuance of bonds of
The town of Nettleton to the amount
Of $4,000, or so much thereof us
may be necessary for the erection
or a public school building and
town hall in connection thereAlth,
in the town of Nettleton.
This notice is given IN co'npli-
ance with section 3016 Of the code
Of 1892 for the purpose Of notify
lug the tax payers of the town Of
Nettleton, of the proposed action
of the Mayor and Board of Alder
men of said town, so that if there
be any opposition to said propos-
ed bond issue, it may be present
ed to the Mayor aud Board of
Aldermen Of said town of Nrt,le-
ION as provided by law, OH or be-
fore May 3rd, 1904
j. z STsK Mayor,
t.15-'04 f r.. Green, :
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1904-04-15
Boys Clothing.

In this department our one aim,
onr fixed determination has been,
is and always will be to offer you
the best there is at the lowest
prices. This season finds US with
nice assortment Of the popular
weayes in plain and fbncy, made
up in any style one could wish.
We solicit an inspection of this de
partment, feeling assured that you
will be pleased in quality, styles
and prices.
We are showing a new line of
Mrs. lane Hopkins suits for boys,
ages 3 to 7, IN plain and fancy
worsteds, serge and chevolts spe-
cials for tomorrow at So so, 81 70
and $2.46.
For the older bows, ages to 10,
we are showing neat line OF CAS-
simere, chevoit and serge and
Scotch worsteds, in light, fancy
and solid colors, specials for to
morrow at $3. As, So 90 and $500