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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
THE ELECTION,

The election was 4 strong indorstment
BY the people OF the policy OF The Republi.
can party and MAGNIFICENT tribute to Pres.
iiea. Roosevelt. Every northern state was
carried for him and ais, Missouri aud some
n noi al Of the electors Ia Maryland where
ihs vote vas close.
iiis popular mtjoIIty will be about 2,0c0,-
800 Which isurpreceden,ad. Pennsylvania
lcsda with mslari,y IL almost 100000,
OHIO 2s,0oo. illisols as COO. lows io5 600,
Michigan 1900, Minnesota las 900, Call.
fcsnia 10000, Nsw YoIk 10000 and 9th.
ere lreludIrg Indiana Of nearly 10000
such triumph would turn the head CT
most people but rot ihst q R0ost ytit.
Though bis entuks claim that be would
Ike 10 be dlelsior slmost his Grst public
declaration after The election was the be
will not again se candidate for the iiiee
i,ls likely ihA. with ans good caucii late
the Republicans would have had a coed
msisfi,y but 70 where rear the figures they
id receive.
The Democrats sre completely 6enorsll.
I'D ard note NJ lcggesh,sds than they
wefe hsfofe. The twO Wigs are not likely
10 ilsp together again for some time TO
c>me. Were u rot tor the practically solid
sos.h he party would be 10 very tad
way but Bryan and Hurst and the radicals
will a';tmp, TO Feofgarlrs Il on a radical
hskit.
The slalh Ia no. heart hFokcn ever the
rctuit except, PsfhspF, heaFy waiersor.
Nest 0. the soeihsra papers speak very
5eEgstly, the ioilowlrg from The Baltimore
Sar oelrs fair sample
TIE siesiloa o. Tuesday shswsihe North
ysliad, nct eEiY IN favor q, q eanild,te for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Wh The President calls on Representa-.
,iy .bcock, Of Wisconsin, for bls views
on the subject Of tsriii revision, "a be Will
On sil prominent Republicans In both
holses 4 Congress, he will receive an EN-
p1stic astursnee Of the necessity OF q
change In the tsrlf schedules and r,isert-
tioa Of The reason which, IN Mr.. Babcock's
estimation, make such changes imperative,
M. Babcock two years ago was an ST.
dent sdvookte OF reducing the duty en-
s,esl, and be found ready listener when
he explained his reasoDs to The Pnsi-
dent, Mr.. Bsbeoek has seen no reason to
charge bic views since then, and now has
additional arguments 10 support hia con.
,tntion Inst the tarIfi should be revised,
among them the probable necessity Of IT,
ercAxlng the national revenues.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Are yoG disturbed et night and broker
u yonr rest by SICK child suffering and
orylns With pain OF cutting teeth2 II &c
sDui at once aui get bottle Of Mrs, WIN
slos's Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ms. II cures lysentary, diarhoea, regu
latas the stomach and bowel7. oures wind
5oiie, solse5a tho cams. reduces infama
tloa, egd ggvas tone aai energy to The
ebols systam Mrs. Winsiov's Soothing
@yEsp nv Children Tes.hins is pleasant
3 tee taste i the prescription OF on
Of toe eldest snd best iemsie physician
snd oaf5os ia she Uaited stssas sud ia 'or
sale By al drugs ;s;s througEou, the world
o los 2jc Is bottla
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

rhe legislature IL beginning TO get down
TO business but few important measures OF
public Interest have been enacted. By Kill.
Ing CT foolish bills ard working hard 1t
may iinlsh before Thanksgiving. The bill
which iotbids publishers from collecting
for paper II Il Ia sent after the time for
which II is paid expires IL libel on the fra
terni,y. Few people can pay for q paper
zach week as Il 10 published ard one party
or the other must give credit. Publishers
10 ibis state at least ere not pirates ard
have 10 desire TO force their papers upon
the public. l,amsn takes a paper and
reaas Il he ought to pay for it. After the
tine for which he has Pave expires he can
rtfGse TO lake IL from tho cfiice and the
psatmssier Is compelled by law to notify
the publsher and that ends II. without
tlta law Just enacted be could be compelled
70 pay for Il only for the time he has tsken
II from the ciIlee which Is protection
CROUCH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Judge Parker srragoed the Republican
party fsr conditions 10 the Philippines,
which he pictured ~ dsp.onble 10 every
way, bat bis statements are reiuled NJ al
points BY Lake Wright a 1tnnetser, gov
ernaT general who succeeded ". II. Taft Al
chkf nicisl 10 the tlApds. Mr.. Wright
Ms,t tia, peace aud order reign among
sli eisilzsd fiIlpinot, hat taxation 10 not
opgfSalse, that free speech 10 not restrict
ed, aGd tbat the charges CT corruption are
false. AZ Mr.. whshtls Az er-Confederate
solaa and a lifelong Demoera. bis denial
viii carry gr,a, weight, and Judge Parker
"a likely TO iiad the Philippine issue boom
cfrg,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

The snasal report - fndeties ;,
rlsst, lnsptvtor q q atee, ltacatssapras
peFpus ccnaA,oa 10 Famost. as lie
smoeni q Gov slis lt'd ~ lhs y fN 81.
banks ard % ituti q mpatts a. The elise
Of besiress Jgtt s0sh lAtl sss sac, sis, 700.
W., wlish Was sr iisieAe o. S2,3sa, laa 20
over the pTtyleGs war. TesS,ings banks
hsid So sfa. i73 q xn5 The trnst com.
panies Sis.al9. ils q There were isa,sbs
dcpositoFs, gil u $3.50. The l?2 ESQ
residents a TIC STATE ' ho IRE deTositors
owned $50 $50 $40 "a ans The " 20l ION.
re,iienis had d posl,s o. s. 90 2l5.is. ard
sa627 10 vas not elafsiHsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Tbs mtfl sargsitlrg result of tie tlaC'
iiss Toe tleelior q Dtmocrhiis governors
d. Rsssftsssiif AID Mlureso,s while 10th
slsssy eas very large msI9rilies for Reese.
yeil Oar 10000 voters IN each state
n6t raw split their tickets. Bates, tie
Rsrus eta candidate ia Msssacbusetis
,atea stHf bills that we're 10 the Interest
Of itbofisg pca ard hey o. arly al voted
sssigil liza The capoi.Kie q the party
Ia hitluoit WIS also very Unpopular.
III ,tutttcy 70 lftertuceti voting viii
have a leftfrcT 10 mkie each party pon.-
nate lif btst men for tflee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
wIIII.ln cloash o. ws.hlrglon !. IN

william Cloush OF wSshirglon Is xbibi..
lex he pgtragd human body Discovered a
BIS farm 10 Warrington ~ Mon;pelisr.
Experts 10 snlhfcpelogy believe that tbs
body tnteoales Ito AHeiissn Indians
TIE bpdy ia hge tesi 10 inches tai sd
weighs 80 pounds. The person was rtl.
d,n,ly murdered, a. q g hehd u cut on Ard
there are maisi q fCysfai stiie woH1 d
on The tody. Thetcdy IL turned into pure
limestone, bat many Of the iubes, nerves,
yslhs, etc are elealy naked. The bacy
was found lmhed6sd 10 She rooss Ola tlg
tree tia, grew ever spring and i wts
While charging The fpsitg that Mr.. C6uEh
discovered The body. He tas shown the
curiosity a. most Ct The fairs aad n mssy
Of the principal towns ciihe liA.e,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

4 case came 10 Eight that for persistent
aud unmIclfal totare hiss perhaps never
bten tggaled. Jle Golobick Of Colnss,
Can't, writes. "F5r Is years endured in-
sutferable PAIN from R1euma.lim aud Moth
Ing relieved ms lhogSh uiei everything
known. came ecg0ss Eac.tie Bitters and
rs the CREATES. medieiEe ca earth for tina,
trouble. A fes bottles OF 1. completely
relieved a. d cured ne" Jdst as good for
Liver and Kdaey troubles and general de-
bIiity. oaly 50e. Satisfaction guaranteed
by }. N All Winchester; ] IL. Whlpple
Manchester Centre, druggists,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
EHrp. \ goBINsoN', Esr.rr

tgATr ~ TEEN MT. Distract Of Gahchtsier, 4,
ne Probate Cpsag fav ~ District n Aancaesie'
10 all petsons interested IN the estates OF
Fred \ Rob nson ate u Lnytrs 10 SAID Dss-
tsict aeeeAeed vEEEflNG.
hy be authority I to- state ~ ysrm nt, yen
are htreby noii4ta o o, gear before tho said
rebate & ult. g. ne III bsle ulheo ia'h.aohes
ter Ia eAis Disutct, on tbe III day Of
December llQi, al ~ o'eioek 10 The iDrsDo' n
20 shos cause, u Any you have Why the account
Of Iuhn II thsd3 Administrator u the estate
Of raid deceased should not be SLOWED, and aite
WHY the residue Of shid estate ih9uid not be
distributed to the psItief enlile6 thereto.
Dated az Manchester, Ia said distrioi, thin
IL b day u N1v,mbef. A, y 1874
293w ~. ED3ERioS. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
WHAT IS LIFE?

Ia the lsst analysis nobody knoHs, but
we do know that 10 Is uader stric. law.
Abuse ihss law even slightly, pain results.
Irregular living means arrangement Of the
organs, resulting Ia Constipation, Head
ache or Liver trouble DR.. Kings New
Life Pin. quickly read lsts this. It's gen.
tie, yet thorough OILY 25c at J. n. Hard's
ard J. II Wbipyly's drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
coNrEs.loN. on Arnrl.r.

Rev. Jno. ;. Cox, Of Wake, Ark writes,
FOR II years Istn rcd from yellow Jsun'
ca. IconsultGd Duubr o, physicians
anc tiled 81 soris Of mscisirsf, ,uF got No
tGisi The. b gan The uie Of Electric
BiteTs ami el that am pos cured Of 9
dlssste thai had ne 10 Us grasp for twelve
years you want reliable medleire
for LIVER asd KJrey trouble, stomach Dis.
order Or general DEBILITY, get Electric BIZ
tiers i'sguaiah'e byJS Hard, Man.
csaisf; ard j II H peMaucbester Cen.
ire. 0aly 30
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Edward II. Harvey, Ct Cleveland, Ohio,
has enlarged the grounds about his summer
residence at Bennington Center by the pur-
ehaee Of about two scres OF adj lining lard
OF Charles !, Sanford Il Is understood
that rex. season Mr Harvey intends to be-
ctma legal resident Of Bennington. He
Ia descendant Of Capt. Samuel Robinson,
who sa5 the acknowledged leader OF the
bard Of pioneers who settled Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Woikmen who were tx.avSting Saturday
afternoon on lsnd oEutd BY tx Senator
Frank ID. White, a Rutland, found a skele-
ton Of a man three or four feet under
groupd. The discovery ia beloved TO ex-
plain the mysterious DISAPPEARANCE Of de-
tecliye IN that city fltty years ago. The
position Ct tho skeleton when found was
such 90 TO give the impression that II had
been partly buried.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

NHA. CAtsna ssrilF Jislts 70 treat
mtss ~ E3's Cream Gs'm,Sl 4 i agfes-
sbly kron ale IshT,olyld lhrpggh the
po,isns, giesups ate htals ihe whels ruf.
fare oyr wtt.AIaa4Rt Hstt A rem
o1y fer "a al Crsuh AtiCh u dIyirg ef
c1etiItg % 10 dttat4 msmbinse should
lul be used. Culm Bsin Ncoguif d AZ
tpec a. PEet % etHt a. orpgGlsls or
hy mhli ACa.d 10 ne toad Immediately
dissppcars vhtn Green Balm uFtd Ely
Eralsfs, te gsgrtn s tos'. Ses Yo,t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
nnnAg lsrn m. maraE.

Ls QuiHn o. C4yei dab, VI, was rob.
bed Of Biz tus;omsg health b inySsior Of
ChTonic Ccnstipaiiel. Nita Dr.. hrg's
New Life RUS brske ilio he house, bis
iIoubie was srrtsle1 sad Tow he il entire.
y cured. They're guaranteed 10 cure, 1Ss
aiJ \ Harris and J Fl Rhipple's drug
1900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Cemn,lt.ass Il. q Thsma, 81 slpwt
hss VEN pst fFcm s0Utss itoeiEE that
ght emhst II tet Efstg kHoA 10 The
state aarNR hs tpn stta 2 fae s. n
p.fts Alb ft3 ise ~ atd t9i $40 ytaf
b.fsu, 40 hs frm tlte asufct j esr ht
tsta tht; ite sttstaf itA year ercntaf
aaly allAhay lhs aeahH Allied IN laoa
NJ Tsca.as hsI nc lFfa rtpgris q ,hue
Aces btlfg klHta.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

DR DAVID KENNEDY, RoNDorT \ u.
DEAg sIg;--some time tiree was tr0u-
bed with bloictes ctmlrg ort IN my bra 3
OF a scrofulous character, sud my general
system seemed to be GU, OF order, | was
Induced to Try DR.. David kennedy's Favor
lie Remedy. The frs. bottle drove the
eruption away and feel b.tter every way.
II isa splendid blood medicine Henry s,
Eldredge. Rcchester, n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
AN INCH or TRUTH

D. DigdK ha-dY'e new medisiue. Gal
oer. soiveat, DAg bsen successful 10 caset
vbisO have biill "a good doctors; aud what
It hss dos Is usy be trusted TO 60 sgala.
Weahpi 5oor IoubIe bs souts or sarcpie
tie ftsqt sil b. she eeue; outs 10 old
c.ael yUa mast be isitbIoi sud patient
Cor fail iaiotu@tion srd ires sample BOZ
tie xt!'a . tie Gal care CJnp.ny, Ron
scot Ny
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Fraud orders have been isiued By the
postof,lce department agsinst G J Beau.
champ, OF Burlington, the sole owner q
the Acme Supply Co and Fields & Co.
Besuehamp has been 10 business for several
months and the immense quantity II mail
received By him attracted the attention Of
the postal authorities. soon complaiats
were received from wes.er0 patrons Of The
concerns and inspectors were plaecd upon
the case.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
nv bar was falling out very f,et, srd

Ny barr was telling oat very f,sf, srd
Wss rapidly tnrniag gray, / 'risd several
hair prepar .tioos. bat they did me more
hsrm tsp aood then tried Ayers Hair
vigor. Soon my heir stoppe1 falling cot
aud 81 th0 Oh color was restored, Then
il e0mmp8sel 70 grow very rapidly, and
It lie now feet 8 inches long. Mrs,
Lydis Kayhendsil, Cleremopl, Iii,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

With he reluFas a To fdsFa election
mat thc f1mtl arrt uaetn ut 81 Bean.
lpgtoE ihstCaiiitM GraYss vii be a can.
diiato fgr poE.masgr IN the rtY -four
years, 10 succeed tie preteal iream5eni,
Asgtpr J pswrr Who Is now % the last
scar Il HE sclud ttm M nsSey has
been 10 the Il u for some time, and several
weeks sgo circulated pasiii0n for reap
p iilmttf, Which Teeeivgds number o.
. gna utts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

thsifmss Tssgsst who vat ,sppcted 10
laes al tbgsi iEdiara ard had pieniy q
esmfsigt isDas Al BIZ alipofsi md wis
s4s f.ly assisted b. RiyAs clsiHtd W. 10
~ cay q tlcciloE thai i would 60 fer
rmftr. II riN avu 1000 msiari,y fer
loitvslt AID Tssgaft MSS either lar or
is IA ibs mar dhsppo8sic4 m.n Ia tie
ssrF HhpnliT safe II ba that be
wGlItga be Eai!aafi chaifmtn r. the
DaEcnite party ssain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
AInnalrrr1n.

Wpe'8 net Interest Jos 4 toa'fe loosiaS
for gssfasstrA saivs fay sHct, Berns e.
Piles. Ote Ds&s, u fstatr, No, whites,
"a spr AID wah ar urlY satp ~ year
bot bon a Hacilsas Attiea save cured
me. lis ihs beat salve o. ear b. zSsa.
n IArdt esa II HhlFIl sd'ax ssutcs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

II H. Thomas Of Middltbury has a
fowl which was hatch,d April 20 CT this
yesr, began ying eggs IN September, and
came fion stolen nest with brood Of
chickens oc.. 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

IL NE ffgNt ~ ttss geFnapi tssts tSs'st'
&C sa eammhss,cr Jest imSee, thsrs &C.
~ ft,s eesisusxi aesisnot. whish ,hetid
Dc Wriiies "a Letters d. gass ~ sverT hpuse.
boz. "Iefe all. cay sfa ngti. trmmsE
sss sipisf. u 81 slms ata 10 81 Pieces,
nSsl ss pfuaohea 10 sise paeFis VI EeTnani
is tucs = say that shey all awsaer 70 Sc
iHpeBasoe ard make q part q ibeif
liret, 4 tvts va hegt 10 ffte ogrblve, ffom
iise fesufgs 81 tSAeicuiotli
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

hTaTr on ygRnoNr District Of Manchester, a
The Probate Court for the Uisfytf III MaaotAsGes
To All persons interested 10 The estate q
Ann Wau lats 81 Far dgA'e, Ia said Distiicl
deceased. GEExTIsG,
by the authority " the Btato " Vermont, ye a,
ar. hereby notified 70 sppesr before ihs ssid
Probate Court at the Probate Once in MaBehfs-
ter IN ssid District on the s0lh day Of kosi mttr
A ID 1854. At 10 O'Clock M, 10 show
cause, any you have. why the account Of
W. b fenilty, EIeeulof OF the estate u
also Why the residue Of said estate should nor
be distributed 10 the pArtie. entitled thereto.
Dated al Manchester, In said District, this 9Th
day Of More mber A, u 1904
1s3v W. b. EDoERTok. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Mi Jotiah Gfout, administrator Of the
estate Of the late Cor gresham w. w. Circuit
has paid the creditors the first dividend on
his brother's estate, tf six cent? on the dol
lar,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Estate OF CALEB hKDHEW,
The undersigned, having been sppoin I'd By
The Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners. to reesive, Examine
snd adIu.t all claims and domAnds Of ali psr.
cons agaiDst the estate Of
Caleb Andrew late Of Enndsrlsnd
in ssid District deceased, and all claims exhibit.
cd 10 ofset thereto. hereby give notice that W.
will meet for the purposes sforssaid al tho
residence Of W. u. Holt 10 fnaderlsDd
on the 2sth day Of March, 1906, from
two o'clock A, M. until fonf O'Clock y N on said
day. and that sin months from tho 1s.b day
OF sepiember a. D 1894, is the time limited BY
said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims 70 US for examination and allowance,
Dated A. Sunderland this 2sih day Of teptem.
Der A. d. 1904.
7 9 e nAcos comr.
File Holt Fxsrut,fx gupaa,t.pi Va 1ga~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

Fire dss'roytd large barn Of Bishop A.
Z. A. Hsllat Rsch PSirt, Brlagtop, to-
Reihr p!th 70 i0as o. Ray sd 10 bushels
u oat. The lose & 5000, Insurance si0o0.
TIE esus, u ihs FIRE Il ttkfoSn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate OF MAhf " HAMILTON.
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Mar.
chester Com ulissioners, 10 receive, examine aud
adipsi all claims AND demands Of All persons
Agaiusi The estate u
hsfy Y. Hamilton late Of esniga,s
10 sad District deceased, and all elaine exhibit.
ed In ohssi thereto hereby give notice that ss
will mses 'of The purposes Aforesaid At the
late rsstence u ceesssef 10 hsbdgate en-
the ish day Of Aptii 1906. from ots
O'Clock y ~. untl four O'Clock NJ. on ssid DAY
AMI that sir moptLs 'fota iLs isth dsy ~
osiobsr D. 1904 10 the uDa limited BY raid
Court fof sald creditors 10 present their
claims 10 ns for examination aud Aiios sDee.
Dated al bsndgais this 18th day Of ociossf
D. 1904.
ELISHA HofT.
JOHN r. HAYFH, Confs
CRAWFORD @0ODAHD,
Timothy Hayss, Administrator. West Airing
ten, Ysrn9li. 1sjv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17

The latest admission to the SCI liers home
10 Btutii gen II Alcnzl a. Wheeler Of
Mlrch,ser Dariug The Civil War he serv.
cd a. corporal 10 Co. !, IN VI. Rest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-17
SARAH ANN ALDkICH,S Esr.rp

4
- STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manchester. ss
BE II remembered, that At = session OF tho
Probate Court, holden at Manchester, within
and for said District, on the 2sth day OF October
A. -, 1904,
Whereas, certain instrument in writing, IN.
der seal, pnrporlDg 10 be the last will and
Testament OF earsb Ann Bldricb late OF Rupert
In said District, deceased, having teen this.
DAY presented 70 sAid Court OF Probate nnd
duly flied In the Registers Office; Therefore II Ia,
ordered that all persons interested in the estate
OF ssid dcceased be notified 10 appear before
faid Court at the Probate Office in Manchester.
In said District, on the 2)fd day Of November
AID 1904, NJ ton o'clock In the forenoon, by pnb-
iication OF tits order three weeks suceessfyely
previous thereto, in the Manchester JouasAL, y
newspaper printed AZ Manchester aforesaid, to
show cause, II any they may have, why said
allowed ~ the last will and Testament OF the
said deceased.
z73w W D EDGEnTON. Judge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-27

Nights in Bar Room" This venture
was sufficient to bring Mrs. Nation
hack into public motto, at the time
thar her particular brand of sensation-
alism and her erratic method of deal
ing with the liquor question was not to
continue in favor even with that class
which most consistently advocated
prohibition at ali times and at all
places. Mrs. Nation came to reah0a-
tion of the fact that the destruction of
personal property, sometimes at her
own personal risk, was ..ot the most
approved way to wipe out the traffic
in whisky in Kansas. where Joints"
were numerous. or IN Kansas City,
where she was fined $500. once upon a
time
So Mrs. Nation journeyed to the east
and in the bar room play she was not
u startling success. She played to a
few good houses. it is said. but they
did not contain theater- goecs. The
critics, as their writings show. were
Just little moved to compassion by
the bent old woman. IN the faded
dress. who carried Bible In one hand
to Justify what she might do with the
haschet in the other. Mrs. Nation new
e. had very much of part" in the
temperance play that once moved thou
sands, especially at the natinses. to
Use their handkerchiefs. She entered
a. the right moment, her favorite
weapon held ready. and she smashed
few bottles and chair or two in the
bar room scene. That was all.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-27
WERE TIRED OF LIFE
eodi.. OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Brown
Found Near Pendleton, ore.-Note
Indicates They Committed Suicide
Case ls Mysterious.


Pendleton, Ore, Jan. 2T.--The bodies
OF Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brown III
Reinbeck, Iowa, were found In the
hills south OF town Tuesday. Mrs.
Brown had been shot in the breast AMI
her throat cut from ear to ear with
a razor. Brown had shot himself in
the head and swallowed poison. A note
found said that they were tired Of life
end had agreed to die together. An
other letter written by Mrs. Brown and
addressed to Dear Brother" said:
When this letter reaches you, / will
be no more. have found another
man in Oregon love better than my
husband
Reinbeck. jan .7.-No news. save
that OF the press dispatches. was re-
ceived here of the alleged tragic death
LOT Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brown Of
Relnbeck, near Pemileton. Ore II IS
known. however, that MIR. and Mrs.
Brown were In the west, where they
went some time ago.
Mr.. Brown was we'll known here.
having been in the lumber business. His
acquaintance here are unable to be-
l!eve that he would end his life in the
awful manner set forth in the press re-
ports. They know of no reason that
would prompt him to do such a deed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-27
CARRIE NATIONS NEW STUNT
Saloon emasher ouits Drama Tor
\ Vaudeville.

00lo00 0mooner 0uNo drama TOR
Vaudeville.
New York. Jan. s7.-Carrie Nation II
IN vaudeville. With her name at the
top OF fiarin9 three-sheet poster an,i
Nne declaring her to be the "only
original Kansas saloon .smasher." Mrs.
Nation Is deliKhting thousands OF peo-
pie this week In Bridgeport, Conn.
where che Is the whole company in a
sketch entitled "A Few Monmnts Of
Excitement.
Mrs. Nation has not, 50 far as known,
arranged to appear IN f7lis sketch west
of Chicago. It fs not even known. def
ndtely that she will favor .he people Of
tl,e Windy City with weei. of her sort
OF excitement, bit Of managerial as
s1uteness which il Swing novel en-
sterta;nment. the eastern critics declare,
TO the patrons OF the ..ten-twent- -thirt.
houses Of Connecticut. Rhode Island
ond New Hampshire. Mrs. Nations
theatrical performances have not been
taken seriously by the critics IN ths
east They have been respectful IN
their comments. and bsisl, come said
because she had bees, rnlsied Into be-
conin9 the lead IN that old standby
- the tsmperancs s,ssent, ~Ien
g. -