davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of John Mobery Deceased.


 Estate of John Mobery Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, executrix of the estate of John Mobery, deceased, to the creditors Of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said execFrix, at her residence in Bisbee, the same be- ing the place for the transaction Of business of said estate. in said Coun- ty of Cochise. IDA MobEHf' Executrix of the last will and testa-
 ment of John Mobery, deceased
 Dated Bisbee. this 4th day of Febru- ary, 1904.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
ch.lrnn p.assl scslos r.ll. d, lhs spe.s.

uhslfmah Dsnstl Mccaf rali, ~ lhs rgcas.
srs' tufmH 81 ihs Dsmauatig ha,iunsl con.
ustirt has gives cot The nsmss D, hue.
avd or msre Iisnpcrsis who wili. he
states, iasa lbs sssmp ~ Tho so-calisd
as1ptfri stasss.
20 IL ks0sn, CAalfgnac kcCoatiiie
sayt, tAsi ssdge Parker, former Pro,iaeSi
CSsvslnfc, sna William J Bryan uIll zach
tale part is The csmpaign.
ta nssitian 70 ubess FAMED mspy prpml-
peni DsmeetAis uha all ,psas. some 81
whom are Former Secretary o. The Trsas-
ufy g0hr @. Csrli,le, former Secretary of
state Rlchafd o esy, Lieut. Gee Nelson A.
kllos. former ssrsiof Chsrie, A. ToEnc,
Consrtumsn ". BsSise CoctrAp, former
Ailorns, -Gttersl Jua.on Harmon, Senator
GmmGF, Cstsresstnas John sharp WI.
iiata, Uaised States Senators Joseph Black.
tufp, MoCreary, TlllmaH. ksyner, Lati-
mcr. hsIssrls, hopey, Bailey, Cgibtrson,
Bscon. clar, ssoue, CocsrtIl, DArisls, Mar
ITO, Teller, paissfson. Newlands, Mallory,
ard Iallsferro. former senator Senator
David u Iilil, Edwlfd NJ. shepard, Msvor
George D. MeCi,llsr, IL Ss~ Yogs, Gov,
kdwis wGtield Of Miylatd, Capt. Rich
mold rfsaoa Hobson, former snaior
Jones, Mayor Carter II. HairlsoD, Of Chic.
sge, ard former Secretary Of The laierior
Hcke 5 NTH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22

Atsthsf % cur aged frsiasnu, nansel
EsaY, pa,tsd irem "a ll'e Friday the is.h,
After short llineu wtleh terniIsted IN
heart failure Toe fantfsl was hsla frcm
biz late read ssoe ~ Manchester Depot,
sgudAy hfserpcSn. Rvt Brown con.
dnrsod The serrlee, spelliaS VERY helpful
and comforting verbs to the msnr relatives
sud ifistdi assembled to lock for the las,
time upon lbs face 81 ere who for iorg
years had hrn hyed AID respected by
then. Tue lnteimeai Was Ia the etmsie;y
al Manchester Cguser.
Dniel Desn ElAy. son 81 s,ephsn and
sally Dskn Eidy, was tofn sept ), ISL,
A. Mssohc.ter. iIs mi fried Lacy Am Tay-
Ior 10 1857 who died March %, 1900 lie
has betn employed Ia various Ices Of busi.
ne,s, ! cludirg those ef tanner, eurficr,
shoemaker ard farmer. CoItclerci6us In
bu,lsess mslteff, upright Ii character, re-
markedly cheer .ul aud sunny 10 disposition
be wasa iran whom IL was q pleasure TO
kCow and NJ honor 10 CONT as ifi,ni.
Believing and ifustirg 10 God, be stialn-
"a 70 hls llHe,y.thlrd year with Mind still
clear aud strong, sspiiii i,il youthful, and
a fsce unwrinkled by age EVEN bis hosry
head being crown a glory because Il was
foubd Ia the way Of ilah,eousness
He is survived BY tbre children, Mrs.
j. Henry Hicks Of Manchester, ID. W. Ed
dy aud Edwin r. Eidy Of Hoosiek Falls,
N. Y.
C. N. IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
Courteous Corteiyou.

The national campaign OF the Republi.
cans has been 10 full swing over month.
Chairman Corlelyou has had plenty OF time
10 show what there Ia In him as q political
manager and the gossip that politicians
tiings from New York where Mr.. Cor,el-
you has eentered his attractions, IL highly
favorable. 1!sppears that Mr.. Cortelyou
BIAS surprised the old time politicians by
his grasp Of the situstion. He seems to
know everything Of any consequence In the
country. He is remarkably well Informed
about conditions In every section. lie has
won TO his support the Republican politi-
clans who were unfAvorable to his selec.
ton. While he 10 the ruliug force In the
conduct Of the campaign he has not wound
ed the feelings OF any Of bis lieutenants.
lie Is ilrm and unyeildlng, bu. his unvary-
TX courtesy and difference to the older
men makes ibtm lia devoted supporters.
str. Corielynu. furthermore, 10 wasting
one Of energies and resources upon states
hat are surely Republican, but Is giving
ia attention the doubtful states. 10 q
word. Mr.. Cortelyou's dmiaistrsticn Of
Lis olilce is clean, energetic and busInesf-
Ike TO high degree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
Tho South are the CO iored Popula.


The burning Of negroes sitter they had
been convicted and sentenced to death Is
defended by Senator 1illman Of South Car.
oiina az shown by the following extract
from letter written by him.
THO &C. Of the mob at s.A,esboro IL to be
deplored, but more deplorsble in the fact
that whole family Of white people have
been tulcheret, stamped out. by two flends
who we're lynched and their sccomplices.
The more dsplofablc !, the condition 10 the
Southern states which makes such thing
possible, snd which promises to make them
Of mere frequent occurrence In the To-
iufe.
Aohs arc bad, ha, they are evidence Of
the srlri. a. liberty. We a the South have
thrown "A the yoke CT the black IN, ,rI,y.
We DID Il teckuse life hsd ceased to be
worth living on the terms and conditions
which existed from lsGS to 1875.
From ueeessl.y we usod force and fraud
to overcome the negro msjority The
negroes have the memory Of eight years Of
iloeuse, and, Inspired by the actions and
atteFatees Of Pfosiden, Roosevelt, they
have given evidence only too plentiful Of a
hope AID belief tbs, ,h,lr time viii come
sgaln. Race antas0nism and hatred grow
spsee.
The whites are resolved to govern III
whatever cost because experience ha.
shown thai aay other course means ruin.
Negro equality "a something that viii no,
be tolerated, ard II !, comes to war The
regroes wlll be sr,ermlnsied. The white
people Of the South are on top, ard They
will siay there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
Nasal Catsrfh quickly yields TO trest

Nssal Calsrrh quickly yields TO trest
ment BY Ely's Or sm Balm. which IL sgree
.biy stom ,iic' 1t IL received through the
oos,rils. ciesnses sud hesls the whole eur
taco over which It jiffasts itself A rem
edy Tor Ns.l C.,srrb which 10 drying CT
exciting TO The diseased N % brsIe should
DOT be ussl Ore % Balm is D oosrizsd o.
specia, Pise 50 oents II Druggists or
D nail A cold t. the bead Immediately
us.g peers chen Crssn d In is used. Ely
Broth, 70, 56 Warren Street. Nsv York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
Manufacturing In New England.

The State OF Massachusetts publishes an
interesting report Of Its industrial statistics
which must Of necessity fairly rtHict the
general condition Of the earning
slasses In New England, where many lines
Of manufacture have held their own sgslnst
the competition Ct other secti)ns.
The aggregate value OF goods made and
work dore In all the industries Of MARIA
chusetts 10 1908 showeds gain over 1902
OF GO per cent. Sven Of the leading In
dustries showed gains as follows: Boota
aud shoes. 10 20 per cent, csrpelings, IL :
OF per cent. cotton goods, 0 80 per cent ;
leather, Is 30 per cent. machines and ma
chinery, s IS per cent; metals and metal
goods, O oil per cent. wooden goods, OF
per cent. The industries which showed q
decline In 1908 as compared with 1902 we're |:
Paper, which consumed OF stock and mater
ials 2 "a per cent. less ard showed decline
Of 0 SIS per cent. In product, and worsted
goods, which used "a per cent. LEES Of
stock and materials aud showed decline Of
0ss per cent. In product measured ir val
ues. From this comparison 1t 10 easy to see
which Of the New England industries are
nourlshing and which are lapguishlng
How the cotton goods Industry was hit by
the conditions existing last year may be
judged from the fact that In 1908 as com.
pared with 1902 the stock and materials
used we're worth 81 per cent. more and
the product only 0 % per cent.
In the average number Of persons en-
ploycd In all industries 1903 showed gain
Of . rs per cent. over 1902. Comparing the
greatest number employed 10 the two years
the gain OF 1908 Is only II per cent.
From the wage tables we learn that for
the average increase Of . Is per cent. 10 the
number oflpcrsons employed the wages
paid thow total increase Of 81 per cent.
Under the wage scales Of 1908 the aver
age yearly earnings irrespective Of age or
sex reached the relatively high figure CT
&i7l % rs compared with $500 n In 1902
The hi2hes. average for any one trade was
reached In the brewerles, in $3.50 l6 per
hesd 1.-The lowest in making brooms brushes,
and mops, at $3i4,lo per head. Most Of the
paid labor better In 1903 Than In
1902.
The sversge earnings Ct adult males ID !
In 1903 WAS S5es 0G; Of
adult females, $500 81. The average time
worked by wage eirners Ia 1908 was $685..
% days, against 400 20 days In 1904. The
business done by the manufactures OF tn,
State WAS 7o.35 per cent. CT capacity 10
1903, against 7o.66 per cent. 10 1904. Ths,
ID, with gain Of 8 IS per cent. Ia the nun.
Der OF persons Employed and Of 81 per
sent. In wages paid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22


10 reference to The military situation %
Il now exists 10 the north, 81. Peters
barg press eipstch OF the llth fays; The
var otilct 10 reluctantly disposed to admit
that with the defeat Of the Russians at
liaoyang departed practically all hope Of
lurGlng the tide Of the war this year. Pa.
tiently and doggcdlr, In spite OF successive
reyefses by land and sea, General Kuropat-
sin's friends had pinned their faith to as
,urance that when be accepted battle We
tory would crown Russian arms but, fall.
lbs 10 hl, attempt to turn the scale, they
face smother indefaite period Of waiting
karopAtkin must retire, await reinforce.
meuls, and prepare for a new campaign
Lest year. Disappointed as they are and
Encouraging as the situation IL, no word Is
heard In favor Of making peace. Russia
= III be victorious 10 The end. The war
must continue, II hot this year, then next !;
II not the next, then the year sitter, Is the
unyaryIug sentiment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22

A case came to light that for persistent
and unmerciful torture has perhaps never
been tqualed. Joe Golobick Of Colnsa,
Calf, writes. "For ID years endured in
siderable pam from Rheumatism a I'D moth
log relieved me though triei everything
known. came across Electric Bitters and
it's the greatest medicine On earth for that
trouble. A few bottles Of i. completely
relieved ard cured me-" Just as good for
Liver and Kidney troubles and general de.
bility. Only SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed
by J. N. ard, Manchester; J. II. Whipple
Manchester Centre, druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
ApyIck n lorHgEs.

Are you disturbed ., night and broken
Of your rect by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting .eethi II 90
send ct once sod get bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teetb'
ing. It cures dyseniery. disrhoea, reeui
Istss the stomsch and bowels. cures wind
collie. soi,ens the gums. reduces infsms
tion, AID gives tone and energy 70 the
whole system. Mrs winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children fee,h:ns 10 pleasant
o the taste 20 il the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses 10 the Uniied States and 10 Tor
fAle BY al druggists throughout The world
/. . oe Ge y bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
Japanese aeiauons With korea

Las wttk the japanese government pub
lished iha txt Of an agreement signed
Angus, y between p-csentstiyts Of jap
No and kpres, the important articles being
Phst, The Korean government. sbsll en-
gsge As naare lfl adviser TO the Korean gov.
eminent japanese sui ct recommended
by The japanese government, and all mat
tiers eoreefn!rg france shall be dealt With
Ter Bis counsel has been taken.
Second, the Koran government shall
engage as diplomatic adviser to the depart.
ment OF foreign sfislrsa foreigner recon-
mended by tie Jsrsrcse government, and
all IN p lrisnt matters corcerblfg foreign
relations shall be de,i. with AFTER hls eoun-
sci has been taken.
Third, the Korean govertmfnt thAll pre-
viously consult The Jsparese government
IN concluding trsA.iel ard conventions With
foreign powers ard In dealing With other
important diplomatic iff.irs, tuch 40 the
granting Of concessions to or the makIrg Of
contracts with Foreigners.
An American, Durham W. Stevens, will
be the diplomatic adviaer thus provided for.
The Chicago Record. Herald thinks that the
treaty amounts to the transfer Ct the gov
ernment OF Korea to Japan:
Japan will undoubtedly proceed with
such tact aud skill that before many years
have passed the Korean government will be
thoroughly transformed, ard life for the
Korean peasant will be made more nearly
endurable. once before, Just after the war
with China, Japan made similar attempt,
but failed lsmentably. Reforms were in
troduced too rapidly, Korean traditions
were too iuthlessly broken, ard to cap It
all the queen, who was bitter enemy Of
Japan, was murdered with the connivspce
OF the japanese minister. as 1t Is believed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
srArs nEws.

ksor Margar, The wilmer IL the arst
Fris' ard The shawpioashlF ribbons In the
Morgan cla8 81 sssslistI srhlei "a a. the
81. Loris trpaiiian. reached Msnlpclkr
saturday. The stallion, osfsa snd sr-
hlbiiod By y. @ Chaadler, a. Peachsn,
compe,rd with riae oihsf Morgan ttslliont,
the pick o. the blood ihicughsal the world.
yhs animal 10 IA yesr eli, 10 dsppltd
mahogany bsy n eolor. !. U.s., hstds llsh
aud weigh, 100 pouRss. The nrt prize
vas s's and tho chHupiorsaip prlrs cleo,
Nebbo ferii, an itsilsn, wss rent 10 jail
In Rauand Msndsy for three months for
illling songbirdi. When eAusht be had
seven robins snd tholsv', and II Ia elaira.
ed by the game warden hat forrl has made
practice Of this for many mon,hf, selling
robins 70 scolory a ltsii2us near Rutland,
who live largely on ihfm
A mAn and two womea who rsn gam.
bling macliae At the fir 10 Waterbury
were arrested VI Morrisville snd Haed sl0
snd costs each, amounting TO $50. "a Pat
terson OF Moreiown donated sis 10 zee the
wheels 20 rourd aid Tqaealed". The
machine wss seized BY the of ,ers and the
operators q cd TO Mortiivllle.
Fifteen Hampshlredown tbcep Belonging
10 DR.. John A. Mead OF Rutland we've kill.
ed by dogs Nearly 3 hundred shtsp be-
longing to various farmers In he town OF
Rutland have be killed recen,ly, probably
by the same dogs. Some farmers are going
out Of the busiuess on sceouat Of losses.
Richard Carrick, formerlys well known
citiz,n OF Rutland, committed to the house
of correction bstween two and ha'f and
three years ago for assault with Intent to
kill hi, wife. Saturday morning WAS par
doned by Governor Mccullough.
Emmett Mott, %, OF Proc or has been
held In the sum Of $4,000 on the charge
Of criminal assault. He went to the hospl-
tai In Proctor one evening receotly, saying
that the doctor had sent him there for
nurse. The nurse who accompanied him
was assaulted while 10 the lonely part Ct
the town.
Edward r. Buss, SO, superintendent Of
the water works, In Bennington, died Mon
day from the tf.cts Of iumach poisoning
after several months Of suffering
Mrs, Louise Batemau OF Rutland, aged
20, was recently married to Brooks Bennett
Of Mendon. Tho groom is about the same
age. This is Mrs. Benefits fifth marriage.
Their are at the present time 10 well.
ing houses In process OF construction In
Northfi I'D. Some Of these are fitted So
tenement houses capable Of accommodate
ing two or three families.
Gov. Elect Charles j. Bell has designated
Charles T. Walter, editor OF the st. Johns
bury Republican, tc be secretary Of civil
and military affairs. Mr.. Walter Is a resi-
don't Of Lyndon, a graduate Of Bates col
lege, and Is one Of the best Known news
paper men In the state.
A. V. Cloutier, OF Barton, was very serl.
ously II not fatally injured September IL by |
being thrown undor heavy cart, which |
passed over his neck, irfcting terrible
wound and ipjurlng him in other ways.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
w NJ. TURNER'S, EsTArr.

RrArr oy vrnnorr, District Of Manchester, %.
BE- II Remembered. That At q session Of the
Probate Court, holden st Manchester. within and
for said District on the 2Id day Of September
A. 1904.
Whereas, v. w. Turner. lAdn,inistrator
o. the estate Of W. NJ Turner late
OF Landgrtye, IN said Distfietp, deceased,
has this day presented 10 said Court
bis petition 10 writing, setting forth that II will
be NECESSARY 10 sell all OF the real estate Of
said deceased, for the payment Of the debts
and charges Of administration, and therein
msting Application 10 ssii Court Tor license 10
msEe sueh sale.
II 10 Ordered, That All persons infested 10 the
estate of sald deceased be notifed 10 appear BE-.
Jore said Court. Al the pfobsta Office Ia Man.
chester. In said District, on the 2sth day u
september AID. 1901, by publication Of this order
three weeks suceessiysly previous thefsto, In
the Manchester yorssAL, newspaper printed
II Manchester Aforesaid, 70 stos esuss, N any
hey may have. Why said Acsnss should not bs
granted.
1885, W. b. EDoERTOH. Jndgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22

GsetrS kuruPhitin has sppsrenlly made
gspa ~ retreat 10 Musdts, a,d Russian
see4eHls tlsis positively ,hai BE- got away
sitb usatt II Bio stores and All a his guns.
whetNsf - cot spoihtr sinnd ril he made
u Ealdfn u not kboNh, bs, |; Ia not
thcushSsely that the Rrssiaas all rirk
shellef battle Snill strongly rclaforeed,
apsclsliy IN YlcE al The fac, that the Japs.
bsss, dtfplte their great Losses, largely cut.
tvmtef lhelf orpensnis. The amy usdcr
hgfth mar force "a engagement near
kusdfn, bot u u does DOT the battle Of
LAoyapg will mark 10 history The ctd Of
The frat ekmpsisn Of the war, but rot by
Any ms.Es the end q the conflict. This
fact II freely admllitd 10 JspAn AZ Z, Is at
serted b Eassn-.l&, peAco talk q. this
ianelure Ia 70. osly premature, II 10 Ab-
iufd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
CALEB ANDREWS Esr.rr

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Mar chester, %
Be u remembered, that at 4 session OF tho
Probate Court. holden at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 9th day OF SOFTEN.
Der A. ID. 1904.
Whereas. certain instrument In writing, m.
der seal, purporiing 10 be tho last will and
testament OF Caleb Andrew, late oil. Sunderland
10 SAID District, deceased, lbaving teen this
day presented 10 said Court OF Probate md
duly died IN the Registers Office Therefore It IL
ordered that all persona Interested 10 the estate
OF said deceased bo notified 10 appear before
said Court At the Probate Once ia Manchester.
10 said District, on tho 2sih day Of September
1904 at ten o'clock la the forenoon, by pub.
licstion OF this order three weeks successfully
previous thereto. In the Manchester JOURNAL, q
newspaper printed AZ Manchester aforesaid. 10
show cause. II any they may have, why said
instrument IN writing should not be proved aud
allowed as tho lssl will and testament Of The
said deceased.
1857 w.. EDGERTOn, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22

The complslli IA OF the Galveston sea wall
the gftaiesi structure Of lls Kind 10 the
world, VAS celebrated by running cIccr-
slanf from different parts Of The state TO
GalseEion. Gov. Lsnhsm was present, and
made 50 address, tI,ollirg the remarkable
work Toe, SEES wall was completed the
last Of July. IL IL 1850 feet Iorg, 10 feet
y lae 81 the bate, 8 feet wide at the tip,
Nad stands u feet above mean low tide,
vi!b q granite rlprGp apron extending 81
feet aut en- the gulf side. The contract
price d the wall Was 81 1881 The &C
lu,l construction Of the wall proper con.
,gmed one year, four months and II days.
The grade Of the city Ia now to be raised
% slope gradually from the top Of the sea-
wall. Ths will nccessl,s,es raising Of the
grade from one to - feet, according to To-
a4tl0u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
NaeIa iuTatl V rar.ma IA, uaas =

kHlfsi HmFett " rsnsnt has mses .
u9mst 60 ~ ggPeftUsitiar fpf en- ioyncsi
nfmt6 kmmnast o. ihs inhmts. No
sissl ensipor. o. stiliea wgikiSsnsh, be-
ave fheuis a. 70 rsntna uEkss be IL a.
,vfsa rngioy mat h Aersscs M. Barrett
slps titefurg'f he Sea that there are NJ
pnseai atT sssssri sssinas opporiSnliics
iselae=i 70 lbs tultlsg u TIE osn.l. Bet
a. g ite Hlhmisa VliM.,s, Mr.. Barrett
az. TIA, - isT0't have h,sh greatly en-
.sseFtife. The sights ara sool. the days
sts speaesnbly bot ard there Ia no mails
iis, lsiisw fever, ~ ether disease tmspg
ilsa vtllsA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
Chief Of Police Hall was summoned

Chief Of Police Hall was summoned to
the Snow fake corn canning factory, Brat.
teborc, Monday to quell disturbance be.
tween the Italians employed there and a
gang Of local inebriates, who attempted to
rough house the plant and stop Ito opera
tion. Before Chief Hall arrived the leaders
in the disturbance had disappeared princi'
pally on account Ct The fact that Manager
Bingham, after bearing with them for q
reasonable length Of time, had ordered
them away with the n3urith Ct q revolver.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
rnAnrI.I. nm. An.rN.r I'M

B.drldden, alone and destitute. Such
In brief WAS the condition Of an old soldier
By name Of ]. J. Havcn,, Versailles, o,
For years he was troubled with Kindey dis.
case and neither doctors nor medicines gave
him relief. Al length be tried Electric Bit.
teri. i. put him on bis feet 10 short order
ana row be textiles. I'm on the road 10
complete recovery" Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney Troubles and all forms Of
stomach ard Bowel Complaints. Only SOC.
Guaranteed by J. n. Hard and J. II. whip.
pie, druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22

10 the last analysis nobody knows, but
we do kno. that 1t IL under stric, law.
Abuse that law even slightly, pain results.
Irregular living means arrangement OF the
organs, resulting In Constipation, Head
ache or Liver trouble. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills quickly read asts this. It's gen.
tie, yet thorough. Ooly 25c at J. N. Hard's
aud J. II Whipple's drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
M r.4N rNn ~ AZ

A grIsyoas wall fflmes Genes AZ re
suit Of unbearsble psgn from over aIed or
gsnL Dizziness, Baeksehs, Liver com
plant and Constipation. Bot thanks "a
DR.. Kings New Life PHI they put an end
to Il all. They are gentle but thorough.
Try them. Only sc. Guaranteed by J.
". HARD, Manchester; J. II. whirple, Man.
heater Centre. drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-09-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of HgsEf WnIoaf.
Tbs undsrsigne1. having been appointed By
the Hon. Probs's Court for tho District of Man
chester, Commissioners 10 rsesiss, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands of All persors
against the sstats Of
Hstry Wright late Of WInbsa
deceased. aud all claims Exhibited ID Offset
thereto, hereby giys notice that We viii meet,
for the purposes Aforesaid ii Iugsnss blset.
smiib shop 10 Manchester Cen or on the I5th dsy
Of January, 1905, from cue o'eiock , y. untji
four '. ~, 90 said day and that sir months from
the z7th day d jay. A. u. 1904. IL the tine
limited BY said Court Tor said creditors TO pre-.
sent their cisins 10 us for examination snd al
lovancs.
Dated a Manchester this 2Tih day Of JAY
A. d. 1904.
MYEON q. TAYLOR, NJ,
DEXTER TAILOR, D""T"
josKrsA A. Lv9ray, Aamin.s.nser, kAl.bsaar
cssIsf. w. lssv