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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

TIE kiegs psuehhr 81 sutfitn tfr
faiflsR $50 e tp lm ne ioos a
he stlsks sinas
Ncs Beowa "a aaba, tears CA,
vas that thwtgh g. haf wien h&sdllsg
ar.a whlgh D. c4 ug btoe wtt Loaded
Fasak eettsf, - o. so poias for nr,
Maya 81 apuis.i5. committed taielae with
csraelc kc.a. N3aucst.t guta for TIE
nct.
1eha VI t@g tatfa cyel tSm lhc
hetel lpasn 3 NHt6'aur shich he bas
eonaaclaa tef ever 10 gtaSs, Jotep liw.
reree saeo0tas ha
Gov. G. .. Bai aa Is ~ anlslsg =
grange e nam h 9th rth t, with
the largtst chsrpf d nbtfship Yer rcpor,
cd in ihss.sl ila pucas ioalae.
Eastra D4Y cuM m. y. ormogly
iastiaetor u history Ja lalo an sclslty
has bsor scuud - ITlrclp, ior he Nor.
mai seaog! az sascctslr 70 ,. J., Aisey.
u beHpectea Mss the COW electric plant
OF the ChiittGeta Foatr % 70 be siiasyed
between East Pautaya SD Accaon, viii
be Ia running eictf ~ tEc middle o. May
or the afsi Of Juhe.
The bodies q Etsaid spptr, sged lo,
and Wllism panNd gsa 10, were found
in the cteekat Fsiihsid .a q badly econ
posed state, Tbs boys having been droau'
ed GA Thanksgiving cay, when goirg 10
speud few dtya wItb frerd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
A Nuge s wlndIe,

A Mrs. Chadwick, who resides il Cleye
add sd has been supposed TO be wealthy
wtman, has succeeded In swlndllng bank,
aud wealthy men out Of over a million dol
lars, aud 10 such way that she may co.
cape punishment. Her method was un que
and well calculated to deceive.
She bad What ihe called "securItIes''
amounting to s3me s. 10000 which she
plsc'd In the hayds OF responsible person
for safe seepifg tsking care lhst one or
two more responsible parties had look a,
them. Among them were notes sIgned by
Anlrew Carnigle for ever million dollars
Afterwards che borrowed money Of
banks and wealthy individuals In different
parts Of The couutry, referring TO parties
Who had seen these securities" 10 youcb
for her ability % pay. As she cnertd big
inscFea OF bonus her iosts were taken
ard sotne we're pad with more money bor-
rowed.
The disclosure came when !, was found
thsi rsliorai bank had loaned her more
money than II had right under the Law 10
do and the allied slaes officials took 1.
up. ard caused her arrest.
An Investigation showtd that the sse.
cstiellss' are absolutely worthless. The
notes were never figucd tr Carnegie, ard
the whole thing wss paipahlY q ssladle. |
- iorg "A Mr.. Chadwick did rot negotiate
the notes and did Dot actually pot them Up |
a. collateral for The loans !, viii be dini-
cnls 10 raake forgery cut Of IL.
Mrs. chadwlek has husbsDd who 10 no y |
10 Esrope. She lived exlraysaansly bu,
could hardly have spent bot 4 frse,iou ,fl
the fnllisen dollars since che began opera.
tions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
Tho LEGISLATURE.

The legislature adjourned last eek, si,e
having passed some good laws AMI SOM
fool ID onts. II was elected 10 exercise
economy 10 state expenses, but sppropriat
ed more money than any other 10 the bif
tory Of the state. Toe 800, 600 for Morril
Hall sas dead give away, aud not only
tha', but the State will be continually call
I'd upon hereafter for money TO run the 10
stitutioD.
| What Is termed the estate Agriculture
College" has been il the past very eIpen'
live luxury ard will nov be more so In he
future, without being OF any very grta,
beI, n to the farmers OF the Safe
IL the A2i icultural College should be
separated from the University and "Mor.
rill Hsll' be erected somewhere ellie and
the large annual appropriation from the
general government be used for Its support
II would make an institution Of much more
berefit to the people Of the State, especial
ly to the farmers.
Another large extra appropriation was a
sum not to exceed eco, coo for each year for
deaf, dumb, llird ard idiotlc children
There are multitude Of xtra smaller APP
preparations which amount to a large ium
In the aggregate.
Section appropriated $4,000 for pay
Ing demands not otherwise provided for the
seven months ending June 3d. 1906, aud
$3.50 600 for esch Il the two fiscal years
thereafter.
The office Of Attorney G General was Great
cd under the claim that be will save the
State money. This Il doubtful, but good
man, Fits Of Brsttl, boro, was ELECTED as
the first occupant Of the office.
A committee wss chosen to investigate
1.-The various State institutions, and, though
I did not finish lis work for want OF time,
much negligence and extravaganza was
found, on the part OF several illeisls.
ooe sensible act was passed which pro.
vides for record books for marriages, births
and deaths, indexed back TO 1867, but II II
Is done in good shape It will cost the towns
a lot OF money. d ilerent legislatures have
passed different laws for this registration
and II Is so MIXED 10 the town clerks books
as to he almost useless. A good system
should be devised and adhered to bat pro.
baby the next legislature viii want TO
change 1t sgsin.
The legislature refused TO sbolish' capt.
al punishment" ard also refused to com.
mute the sentence Of Mrs. Rogers, which
vas consistent thing to do, for II any one
yer deserved the death penalty she does
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

some Of parker's New York newspaper
boomers are whining over that candidate,
,msll vote, Just as II some other Democrs,
coud have carried the country. Oae OF
these papers points cut that there was q
steady increase 10 the vote for the Demo
cratic candidate In every canvass, besini 10 z
with Mcclellan 10 1864, onward to Bryan In
1890 Seymour, Greeley, Tilden, Hancock,
Cleveland 10 each Of bis three campaigns
= d Bryan In 1899 polled more votes than
di bis Immediate predecessor. The excess
"a ged from 10 600 Ia 1892 for Cleveland to
5000 for Tilten In 1876 Br,sr, how.
tvr, ia 1900, fell lii COO votes behiod bis
reli Ia 1880, While Parker dropp,d 49,
900 votes behlnd Bryan 1. 1900 and nearly
400 900 below Bryan In 1880. Parker, in
feet, got fewer yot,s than Cls yelaud receIy.
"a Ia lssS, ,lxs,eu years sg,, and only 200.
90 uarc than Cleveland got 10 1851, al.
though Roosevelt received 2 $40 600 more
votes than Blaine polled 10 thst year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

The fsrsiahted policy Of Secretary Hay
10 Irsurlng for this country The fullest tp.
p0rtuBIiy TO cultivate the Chinese trade is
being demonstrated daily by the growth Of
Americas trade With China For the first
teu months Of the cuuent year both export
20 sud lmorts from China have broken all
records. The latest report Of the Bureau Of
r aistics shows that the exports Of Amerl-
can goods 10 Cblns during the first ten
months Of this year amounted to $50, 557,
Isl, which exceeds by about S2500o0 the
largest total In the corresponding period OF
soy previous year. The imports from
China also show growth In a satisfactory
ralIo. For the ftst ten months OF the cur.
rent year sthey amount to S23 1893 1874, an
xeem OF - .00O,00O over previous records.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Tue { fu has no, JET sppTo,ed The petit.
ton a The mtlyos for more LIBERAL gov.
frlneIt 10 RatslA. but the fac! ihst Grand
Dska giut, uIclc OF the emperor and
Governor q Moscow, and NJ. Murayi.f
MiEistr of Justice, both regarded as
feseli9nAIios al opporents Of constitution
tafr, ATE said to hsye resigned encourages
ihe ttiid that good will come out Of the
pres u sgi.aiton. Hut the over Jealous
siuaeas who stir UP riot Ia 81. Petersburg
sill hurt rather than help the cause OF
liberalism II they continue their lswless
fnd violent manifestations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

The state Legislature pasted caucus Law
shsL teeus TO I, 70 be cumbersome AID
more + qgitill'e thar Necessary. AZ vi
understand ], lbs lisisn are 10 nud by 10.
qsiry 10 Apfil 10 ~hs, party esch voter be-
loEss. which Lists Gfe 10 arsc ~ tetis for
volifg "a psrib csacus IL may work al
right. tgt there il biz chance for "srgu.
mens7 Ia ihs imepdsd ilqsor law the
Assisisnl Jodsss Of each couasy arpoiut
the loense commissioners lntIesd Of their
belfg itei,d by The towns which will also
ekpss much "kielisg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
I MARBLES FlELD'S F.y.rv

TafE - ersn9sT Di.trici ~ anoh eater A
~ Wpbafe 19nrtJor he Dssf'fd n Aanelesferi
10 81 p'rsons intsiestbd ia ihs estate N
inafler Flrld isae 81 Dofset IN said District
deceased GRTtTIKo.
y, ms anihoriiy Of The State o. Vermont, Jon
ste heieby B9,i6ed 10 tppssr before the sald
~ ble Doutt. 81 the Probate Once In Mspehss
isf 10 ssid District 90 the zist day u Dee. ~ /.
Der a, y 1875 10 shOs eause II any yoa have,
shy ~ aec0nat ~ Charles A. Field gaseuter'of
be e'itte % rad deceased should not be ALLOW.
90. md ti.o Why the residns ~ raid estate
should not be dsJibaiei 10 the rarti entitled
fhsfsto.
Dated At dspehfsisy. 10 said District. thl. zsri
dsF Of Now mber A u 1905
slsF ". y EDoEET0s, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. David X ekwotd. Of Bei d.
Layton, who have been married lorger than
any other couple In tosn, observed theft
e2sd. Wedding anniversary D. cemher :
Mr.. lockwood 10 S ysars old, and MIS-.
lockwood II 81 years Old. oaly four per.
sans who were present when they were
married are nos living. Both Mr.. ard
Mrs. lockwood have been bIiEd for Year,
bu, otherwise their health "a good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Ny barr w.s t8s aat getg i,s', ard
vs. sfiiiy essta srsT, ! us5 tyersl
hair rrspsfsiiosa bci tetg cii @s aers
h.rG ttss toaa 1es uss Attb Haf
WAGER. Sos a a.t sl1pFss teittss oct
sas oil tbs g. easa, 49, tsHofra lheH
10 oaBueEsS4 n sfes vsfy ragttlg sud
Il 10 COS tat 6terhes issE IFs
Lydia kqyktndsil. Cisrrmett. g..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
WINE THERE Is LIRE THERE IS MORE.

Hill IIIEHI II Ut = IIIITRI9 y IIVl q
was III et,d with cstaifh; could mel
ther taste nor smell and ccu'd hear but lit
tie. Ely's Green BALM cured it.-Marcul
G. shautz, RAILWAY, n. j.
Cresm Balm reached me ssfely and The
effect is surprising. Ny son rays the first
application gave decided relief. Respect
fully. MIS- Frsrklin Freeman, D1yer, N. II.
The Balm does not initiate or cause sneez.
Ing. Sold by Druggists a, 80 cts. or msil-
ed by Ely BrotherS. SO Wsrren St, New
York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

saF9aag sisuonfmf ARD Sslsy .ftsssse
the tsSwNnrm 10 Nee YEA N0adsy
Tussf a. srffr sscigtsn1 wu 6tlsyed,
hiissF sh0fp@t ssrs etllFae 10 sacs
thftngh psss - slgsh, hvndreds 81 bora'
we're u lttee hr sllrgling On the rireD.hts
sret tTywm tssns IL the ssswsv egIitg
ihs afiy mpfFlrg hauu heosms baby ard
imgFisoSoa passenger, h the iUHbsl for
hall 80 botg. ErcrYboty wss 10 xrosety
rnDes, nlilfs ai ssaasbsdF er sosDsstlzg 10
bf0nghiAl haste, fpi Slsh The storm came
~ ttsdfmir q colds md hoar,enos.
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TnAr IIrrLr pAlv ~ rorR nAcg

threatens your kdceys n SLOWED 10 90
on litlle while you will sufir hroua bout
the entire system Take a. oEcs Dr.. David
kenn.IJ's F.Tori,e Remedy, Of ROrdout,
y Y, which costs only ore dollar. IL ia
The most cerilil core knosp 70. the treat.
men, Of all diseases e the RdneYs, Liver
ard Blood. Al d,uggiats 81 6 bottles 80.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
Ta,in Revision

The majority Of the EfpubIiesE ntneer,
q I0rgrea ara not IN favor 81 sby enter
awe iarlg rtssior Al present. Their sfgr
meets arc Get forth Ia The following htier
from Gen. Draper. member irtm Masaebr.
keist.
Your wAshirgtoz corespondefa shous
u4ai the Repghl'csn lessers Ia The Senate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Rob.r B,eE, sbo seLt 20 WtbbNocd
f4iis, Dat. 10 the tan, has returned "a
Wilmington 10 ule charge q The y ser,
asld River Co.. lsndings 81 Somerset. II,
Iepofls bat bare !, ara; dta, o. feel
lng sg6lott iumbeImen from the S atss
smotg the Ffetoa Canadian woodsmep ia
oatsrio and thAt they are pstitIanlag tie
CAnaniAn Government 10 eHfaIes the esclu.
sioa Of the sailed Americans who 20 10
Canada gnder eontrset to the lumber com.
pahies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

No extraordinary session Of Congress
vii be held next fpii5g for revision Of the
tArn Tia. has been decided d,finItely
The question OF au extraordinary session
next FAIL il M abeysnee. President Roose.
y,ll announced this decision to several OF
bis callers Monday. He said he had aban-
dlned any idea Of calling Congress into ex'
ifaofdinary session 10 the spring, as 1t cid
not TEEN practicable to hold session for
iaiiii revision at that time. He indicated,
however, that be might call a session for
II, ut fall, although no absolute determine.
llen Of that point has yet been reached.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
A cosrTY ufsrsKp

Blunters are sometimes very expressive
Occasionally life iiseli Ia the prize ofa N H.
take. tui ycu'll never be wrorg II reu take
Dr.. Kings New Lita Pm, for DyIepsls
DixElrts, Hesdsthe, Liver or Bowel uou
tles. IteF are gentle ye; thorough. as.
al J. n. HArd's, Manchester; J. II WIFI.
ple's, Manehsiisr Centre, drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

W. s. Buchanan, CT Hartlsnd hill, has 10
bis possession so Old piece Ct croekery that
once belonged TO his great greal.grand.
mother. ltisa teseup and saucer OF small
size and perfect condition, not nick or
scratch to b. seen upon lhgm, though they
must be at least two hundred years old
The color IL Of a softly shaded blue and
white. Ga the inside OF he saucer, hunt
Jog scene Is pictured with two hounds 10
chase Of game.
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An INCH ~ Truth

Dr. D.v X ,ap df's log uedisin,. Cal
cor. S1iseht, bee b.en soeeee fol 10 Cases
shieh have b, III = Good dcetors; aHd ahsl
4 hss doee is u,sJ b. ttnsiea 20 90 ssaiB
Whether your trouble BE- seate or chronic
,be result vii b. the cant; otiE 10 olo
ctses yen nusi DO f,ithibI s0d patient,
For fail i.iotnat,on sn1 tres sample bot
tie s,i,e to the Csl cnrs Oupapy, Ron
iout N. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Jthn Bolgsr Of Fair Baver, ii ID Wednes-
day mcrhirg from iriari' received Monday
afternoon while at work 10 the : ,o,eh Hill
Slate compsny's qusrry, he was at work
10 the pit wien piece Of store fell from
the chair, hitting him In the back, break
Ing bis left leg atdI jlii6g lin iaiernslly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

CANVASS by The Ass fafk Tmts ti lts
Ffg4la1 sois Al The last Presidential exc
usz. ocmplets uopi AZ 10 csc ceHHiF 10
T,HEestse ard fsgr cosriAt In hIchIgsf,
ipr shish ns,snstss arc gires, shows ihs,
FRESHEST Roosevelt dsftstaa ledge Par.
her ~ 2 30 iGa he toiisd the arg, .,
vote ftfr siYes Tor Pntleeui a the usll.
- sA}rt. 900. co. Thut more than COO
900 Ia tIese, 81 The vote ctst for hek 0.
ltN lA 1910
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

No Pin Is AZ pleasant AID positive A. ne.
"iat Little Rsily RIsers DeWitt's lit.
Tie Euly risss are 80 sna effective
that children, delcsle a4is. So / y eAk pee
pie enjoy their c,esnsisg q iss', sLll' strong
. opie say they are the bes,nyer pills sold.
Sid By A. II. Pet;lbolr, NnehetiH De-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

william Cr,f', Of Salem, Darby, died
November 30 OF blood poisoning caused by
getting silver Into one hard about the
frs. Of November. For come tine there
was no trouble but about two weels before
bic dea' b bis bard begsn 10 pain Lin, arr
the physic'au's skill wac powerless to help
him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Toe town OF Woodford has ilst held q
town meeting to fiji vscaf cles 10 lie town
Offices. Two cf the select men had died
and ibe o.her moved from town, and tie
town clerk AID road commissioner had
died 'esving all these filces vacant The
Offices are now filed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

J 0 Moore. Asti 20 County agent for
the Singer Sewing Nsehi1c comTany, h
disappeared ard with Lin tic accounts
which be should have fuba it'ei to !. T.,
csbp, j.. u Barlisgior, mapfg ger Of the
company for Addison, Cbttercen ard
Grand Isle counties.
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| sIAIE ~ VERMONT District OF M.nss altar a.
10 u remembered, that ut a b.s@Dp of tna
Probate Court, holden At Manahs.ts,. wi, hin sns
A. ~. 1904 oe'nDef
Whereas, certain instrument In writing mn.
der seal, pnrp0rilng ~ be the lAst viii ANA
testament Of J. II Q Hodge, lst. OF Dorset
y sad Disniet. deeeassd. having been his
DAY presented TO SAID Court Of Probate ma
duly hled ia the Registers Office; Therefore II 4.
nidefsd that al persons interested 10 the sstst.
81 thd coeehsed BE- notified to appear beiors
7aid cahrt al The Probate aiiiee 10 MaDobestsr
70 ssll pisiiiet, 90 the 2stb day OF Oeesmber
d 1904, AZ ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon by mn.
hcAilon Of tits order three weeks sucoessiysIy
pfasions ihetsto 10 the Manchester JouMsaL,
newspaper printed NJ Manchester Aforesaid. 10
show csuss, u any they may have, why said
I Ia ~ wiring should not be proved and
ssid deceased.
sAw w.. y EDGERTos. Judge
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A CARn

We, the UNDER igned, DO hereby agree to
refund the money on 50eent bottle OF
Greere's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II i. fails
to cure your cough or cold We also guar.
antee rs cent bottle to Prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
A. II PErTIBoSE, II A ERoPHY,
J.. NJ. ARMSTRONG, 4 0. ADAMS,
i o ADAMS
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MorurRs nE cAnEErI

Of the health Of your children. Look out
for Coughs, Code, Group ard WhoopinR
Cough. Sop them in time 0ne Minute
Cough Cure Is the best remedy. Harmless
and pleasant. Sold by A, h. Petubone,
Manchester Depot.
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The figures for the custom district Of
Vermont for he month Of November show
that The value Ct he merchandise import
ed WAS $3.50. 2s5, on which duties amount
ing to s65, 532 20 we're collected The value
Of The exports was s9l2 500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15

Pre- s1psaY meFrirg Destroyed The tarS
hcsa q FRtt Hsg Il &eaaeh, case.
"a iass q Rvaa tn6Gad caam a
3 n q ~ isiiafe uks tsEds ~ 70.
maiuiag eeaterts - Ne su.i&is 'gsaa'pg
large tstra y pxtldetf. aets assireTyd.
TEe praptfiF ehi lstamd " ctlYteQ han.
drca ,os NJ. RAJ no, a. llu wi BE- heavy,
TIE ismllv wgH probably lva va D Ne igh.
bora uaM N Rtmoaa eas hsA another
b ASt ID MrBdoa
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-1as--
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

fsisls u HtEfAK PAog NlEsgA.
The npasrsignad. having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court Tor tue District Of Man.
chester, CON aissi0nsfs 70 receive, eramins and
sai9ss AZ eisius ana demands 81 al persons
sgxsnst the astate II
hmhs Page wafnsf late ~ Manchester
deceased. aud All claims exhibited In ef.st
iheretgs hereby give notice that We xili sas.,
Tor tbs purposes sforssaid Al The rssi.eoss N
oetfge rabbit 10 Ia dgross On the 9TH dsy Of
Hsfs isV3, from eba o'clock ~ NJ sn,li
" p n. 90 ssla d., aud that eli lnos,hs iroa,
be sih day q November A ID 1904 IL ~ tlms
limited by said Cguri for said ersdito.s ts ore.
sect their claims 70 u for eIsminstion snd A.
.ossree
A. u. 1904.
W kELuDf, -
ALFRED CHlLDs, e"nhs
Dr.. O. 7. waFnsr, Aom ilist,.tet q, w..
Nsia H., Narib2fo, Mass sIs~
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kibridxe Hastings OF Waterbury, While
hstiaz tuli Nov. 80, becsms tangled In
the rops AID was thrown 10 lhe sround with
great vioience. he ia In rerf serious
ondiiicr.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

Estate OF juIrus HILL.
The undersigned having been sppoin,sa ~
he Hon Probate Court for the District of Man.
oseslof C9mmissioneIs to receive. ersmine and
against the estate OF p'''op'
Juiins HUI late Of Sunderland
~ SAID Listrlct, deceased all claims exhibit.
90 IN ohsei thereto hereby give notice that vs
alil nee, for the purposes Aforesaid At the
arc residence o. ceceatfd IN tutdsIsnd on
he l6ih Jay OF May 1903 from ora
o'clock p NJ until four O'Clock N, on said d,y
nd that six months rom tho I5tb dsy n,
Nosember D, 1894 Ia the I'm limited by,.id
court 10 sald creditors to u sent their
Dated at Sunderland his i5.h dsy Of Nov
tmber 1874
y. A. GRAVES,
W =. holt. oomf
MOI 10 L. Hill, Fxeenirix. Sunderland. var.
'" 3sv
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:" n N II -.
asesvsss<s~ssi t~ass, Eta nsaa, fr- Csaa
Ltas kaeA fas~i4sa

nse inh. "a sseits.iss nspo,
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WOOD roK SALE

SfocAuoLnEha MEETING.
- u stnud seeiiuE II he II clhaissfi af
The Factory loint NaiioaA nkhk u AsnNhsster
Ceu ~ ~ Manchester usAiot, ". faf tbe our,
puse 81 eieeiitg Beard a. liroeto . ief the
ohtni, year sill be bed AZ The haslins 10 Il,
n said hsnk o. ur, Gay Boshies, Jsnaary l0h.
~ At elsfen t5sltgs
Maheheshr Center y, neeeabW tn lN.
A.hW W. n. ROBERTS CashIer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-12-15
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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-04
HOUSE MOVERS
AWAIT TRIAL
Say a New Bond VIII Not
Be Given for Cutting
Street Railway Wires
FIRST ORDER MODIFIED
Los Angeles Contractors to
Join Fight Which Will Go
to the Supreme Court

In the case of the United Railroads
against D. J. Sullivan and other house
movers, Superior Judge Murasky has
vacated his order of July Z modifying
the order of June %, in which he re-
fused TO enjoiu the housemovers from
cutting the wires or crossing the tracks
of the railroad company. but required
the defendants TO give a bond TO pay
the expenses of cutting the wires un-
der the direction Of the company.
The modifying order of July pro-
vided that the former order should not
act as an estoppel against either of
the parties. 1t was made without no
tice to the railroad company and an
objection to it's provisions was raised
with the result that il was revoked.
The attorneys for the company yes
terday notified the hOusemovers that
their bond, given under the modified
order was insufficient and a new bond
would be demanded
Attorney Sooy. for Sullivan, says that
the new bond Will act as an estoppel
and that it will not be given, so the
housemovers will be out of business
until after the hearing Of the case,
which is set for August Is. Sooy de-
cIares that three bonds were given by
Sullivan and two other moving con-
tractors to the United Railroads TO
cover the actual cost Of cutting the
wires. and that these bonds were ac-
cepted with their sureties by the COM
pany. Therefore an effort will be made
to hold the company to the agreement.
1t appears that the housemOverS in
Los Angeles are confronted with the
same problem of opposition by the
owners of wires, and Mr.. Sooy has re-
ceived word that the contractors there
will join with the San Francisco NOV
ers in carrying the case to a final de-
cision in the Supreme Court. The sit
uation in Oakland is the same and
the fight promises to be a vigorous one.