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Newport daily independent., 1905-08-30

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 (G4b Nov 12)
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-30

Good housekeepers use the best. That's why they buy Red Cross Ball Blue. At leading grocers, 5 cents.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-30
Warning Order.

WUTHE5HS VEV~V' Before Guy Smith, Justice of the Peace in ana for Union Township. Jackson County State or Arkansas.
 c. E. Crook, Plaintiff. J. Shipway and Hugo Compress Company GOT poration, Defendants The:defendants, J. Shipway and Hugo Oofr- press Company. corporation, are warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days an1 answer the complaint of the plaintiff. c. E. Craok' ana S. NJ. Stuckey is appointed attorney Tor the hon- residents.
 GUY SMITH,
 Justice of the Peace
 Case set for September 10th, 1905
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
Ani.Aln lNAlrArllN

After hearty meal coss ~ kodol Dye.
psp1iA Cure will prevent AZ attack Of lodi.
grstlon dol ish thorough d'ges'stt and
suafattesd cur, Tor Indigestion, pyfpep-
sia, Ca, on The stomach, Sour RsInx., Bad
Bnsih and all stomach troubles n. Wat.
lIn,, Lssbus. Nv, ssyt: esn testify TO
ibe n scy Of X dol Ia the cure % Stomach
Trouble Wa Melted with stomach
Tfoublc for hfpen iesrs ard have isken
81 botil's 81 cur Rodol Dfffep'is Cure
viii b entirely eurtd ne, The sir bottles
we're worth 81 900 20 me- kodol Dyspep-
els Cure viii digest any quantity OF all the
Wholesome icoa you want to eat while our
nomsch itsU --;ccuperates aud grows
strong. This wopdeiful preparation IL
Justly entitled 10 all OF its many remark.
sble ours sid by A. II Peltibore.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

fns sist.rg q The g ~ ftstrigi % Fri.
sty !, s.As 10 have msfsre lhf cilmsr ~
q tmsils snte III vrpd Re- siae9li 70
imtasts suT eifcuRsiarcos more afhnst<s
10 gsrader chi thihins, ihsr The iarhacs
q tts fesrripi 20 closely sron the hsels 81
q tbe iugsfisl ,p9csl 70 ihs people Tso
uueapoes etvd trs'cfly b. 10 suenssf
eusifksi 20 each on e., O., lBse,s, rftseui
each vl,iir nslf mote msihd eonirsele-
,toat. Tts prosismsiias 10 NE people wss
,lmosl plilfSi 10 u, appeal Ter pmPaihy
ard AZ ssd vt wss the very ,sssfee 81
au,oertfr 10 { . resfseriian % The trissn'
en form ~ - 90 Right. The rsscrips .N
siresg A. al'-itiiaai Ia tose, 40 b,atsed
great ~ :. AID II mate concession to lib
efaism sh'sh, n Interpreted At thsir face
yalse. wesl3 issm 10 mcsn q practical rt-
ssEelssiep 81 setfepcr. !. would BE- In
lese.tlng 10 kssw which 81 the t~o more
iirls fel fu'gh ms real mind oi the tfr
and the purpose Of hb government, or
wbelbsf ia. Resslsu MUD, with i's stIslRe
blenalhs Of Rarop and Asis,ie qaslitles,
We. eel iJf -i.h ,4sAl truth by bo.h.
We are told the reseripi 10 received with
great lgr. and IL regarded ~ long step 10
the dlrtefi 81 Liberalism. Al the tame
llme. We are reminded that " tfi eis 70
s1teping change, but ewes The aut9cracy
10 iull p)xsr 8. before. There Is 20 real
lncompItlailty b,twten the two state
menis. Tbcre 10 DO s.nse 10 expecting all
thing. IA - hour, 10 Rassis or elsewhere.
We have frequently rpressed the opinion
tta Rb.da Ia not resdl fJr constitution
aud representative government a. those
things txsl 10 other European lands. Tue
Instantaneous bestowal Of them upon her
would pfobsbly prove disastrous. We must
nmfu bh how l9fga iurney Il was from
the French CONVENTION 81 the Revolution
10 the ordered II pub ic Of the present time,
and boa s,yere were the education and the
discipline lhst lay bltween Ib'm What Is
desirable 10 not sudden revolution 10 Rus
sls. but a d, faise, consistent aud sustsiaed
movement toward pr parsdou Of the people
for self government, The ittic ment oil
autoeiaey has been that Il not only regard
I'd the people as uta for self government,
bat also Insisted upon keeping them so IL
practically said to tbsm; "You are too ia-
torsnt to 10 hks part 10 government, nd
we intend to keep yon ignorant IL Ia the
suspicious feature Of this latest rcserlp
that II seems to promise the peopl an Up
portuulty OF becoming educated and exptr'
fenced and it TO govern themselves.
The most grave question concfrnibg the
rescrip. liter We have accepted IL as mean
Ing what Is says ard as being meant for
fuliment Is whether II c mes 10 time TO
save the situation, or Is II too late. Three
months ago there would have been 20 doubt
about It. But things have happened siIce
then. There are many who will regard
this concession not as a voluntary and grs-
cious grant from benevolent sovereign TO
bis loyal people, bat as one made 10 fear,
reluc antly, 10 desperate tfirt to avert
imper ding revolution.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
" 3 Randall.

Died at the home Of bic son In Shsfis-
bury, VI, February 20.h, 1905, at the age
OF ~ years, having been III since early In
October last.
His funeral was held from the house
February 23td and was largely attended
Through bis ltng illress he was model
Of patience, always striving to cave others
from any unnecessary labor--a trait sl.ays
very strong Ia him--snd never calling for
aid unless absolutely Obliged to do so.
Mr. Randall was born 10 SYNDICATE, Vt,
February 22nd, 1888, was the son Of Walter
and Eublce (sheimsn) Randall. was edu.
Gated 10 the common schools Of the town
and at Burr and Burton Seminary at Msn-
chester His education was obtained by
his own endeayors' meeting with and over
coming many obstacles, but 1t did not cease
on his leaving school as be has al ways be,
student, studying upon problem until
he had solved IL. He was great reader
and was especially well Informed In busi-
ness matters.
Early In life he became the adviser to
many, which advice was always given free
ly and without price, but was never thrust
upon any as he was OF retiring dlfposi
ti0D.
He resided In Ssndgate until 1888 when
he moved to SALISBURY where be conduct
ed general store.
Ga the 10 b Of January 1858 he was I'M
tied 10 marriage to Miss Charlotte A. Peck
whom he survived by about is months.
Three children were born to thsm, Evi S
OF Cambridge, N Y, Jesse s. decessed,
and +, b. Of SALISBURY. He Is also sur
viyed BY one sister Mrs. Rhoda A. Burd Of
Eagle Bridge, N. Y, the only one Of fam
lly Of SIX remaining
During the early part Of his life Mr..
Randall always took very active and
prominent part in public sfiairs, ard his
fellow citizens recognizing his worth and
ability have honored him with several i'm.
por,ant Official positions the duties Of which
he always faithfully performed. He was a
member Of the general assembly for three
sessions, Asst. Judge Of Bennington Coun-
ty for two years, Postmaster eight yesrs,
Town Clerk "a years and has held nearly
all The town cfiic,s at different times bnl
vas never an ofiiee seeker. His selection
being the choice Of the people case where
"the flee sought the man.
There was mingled In him al unususl
combination q personsl reserve aud public
spirit. He was one OF the last men v no
would desire that the eyes OF others should
be tired upon him or that hIs serves 10
bis fellow men should be eulog'zsd. Blu
be was one Of the frat to aid IA measures
for the good whether 50 enterprise for the
benefit Of the community or by eis'fg to
charity.
nHe taid0ne more for me than my Uxn
father Vas rrmsrk made 10 the vrii,r
BY reighbor who had no more claim upon
his assistance than any ether resident OF
the community, which tends TO show the
esteem In which be was held by the towns.
men.
The remarks Of Rev NJ, Agap At the
funeral we're very appropriate ard touch.
lex. The inie,mert wm ., he ian lily lot
at Center Salisbury.
Itwhea we realize that We are approach.
lng the end o. this life We can feel that
"our life has been a. well spent, our dulies
a. a we'll performed spd cur death ~ tIa-
certiY incurred" az Biz, we fhall be salts.
tna.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
Jesse N HARD'S ESTATE.

sTATstF 'ERMoST District OF Manchester, %
Be Remembered, that at a session Of the
Probate @ iur, holden at Manchester within snc
for said istrici, On the "a h day OF February
y 1905
Whereas a certain instrument in writing IN.
der seal purporling TO be the last viii and tesla.
ment of Jerse N. Hard late of Manchester II
said District. deceased, having been this da
presented 4, said Cour, OF Probate aud daily filed
in the Registers Office: Therefore, it il ordered
that all persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased be notified to appear before eaid Cou''
the Prob ito Offiss In Manchester in said Dir.
trict on the 22h day Il March . 1905,
b, publication OF his order, three weeks sncces-
sivel previously thereto in the Manchesi-
JOURNAL newspaper printed at Hsnchest
sfor- said. TO thow cause, II any they may bay
Why said ins'rum n, in wriung shouid not b.
proved o. d allowed a. he ,as viii aud tests
m eDt Of the said iecea- d
,43s wB EDGERTON. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Since Euclid y Cobb Of Illinois was die
mlssed from Vermont by the board OF sgri
culture be has been trying to "msse good
hy throwing bouquets at the state. Here
are extracts Of Whist Mr. G. DO has last bad
Published 10 the Monmouth, H., Daily Re.
view! ~ INNING up nv eastern esper-
Icress, | with to say Il was one OF the pless.
anief, ever had. ! wish every Illinois
farmer esuld spend thirty days 10 The states
Was 10. They would scelo prtclice econ
omles tha. they DO not thlrk ef, Jet alone
prsetire. Not s load 81 manure 10 thrown
oct q stable doors not head OF stock 10
open sheds or ir poorly constructed barns
Toe temperature 10 30 lover there than
here, and averages far msre comfortable,
because OF the lack Of prairie ~inds. The
snount OF sioek KEEP, per tlllable fers Of
lard, owing TO tbs economy prse,ieed, ID
greater thsh 10 the MD lie resi, and the
stock Ia II better eondillon. spse,al par.
pose value IL stock Il ueagnlFs ID by the far.
ner Ard dair, msr, and The feeding and care
% msde Study. eould readily see that
the reeults Ct tbs Ia ,be Use animals seen
on The farms oae thing wish 10 speak
o., and that Ia that whiie IN Vernon. aid
not ses a snioon, and ~As told tina; there
but for;y.siehi 10 The state; bot icf ali
that have rsysr seen estate With batter
kept towns and eltits. OF with more uri-
iormiy good constructed and ea.td Ter
homes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Comm6iio9cs james u Garfield Of the
bamtH o. corporations has Instituted .
ri.ld Investigation ~ The operations Of the
"a Industry 10 Kansas aud couiIsuou,
srAles Ii fts?oEse 20 srtsolution Of The
Htuse Il Representatives Introduced BY
4 prsstiailye Campbell Of kansas, the 10.
,silsatlor ot the oil Industry will be car
% On ~ rspIdly as ia consistent with thor
"a hasst The report q Commissioner
q q ID will b. made directly to President
RaOstvelt whether Il will be made pub.
@ vii He wllhib the discretion OF the chief
trtgb.. Depending on The facts deycL
cp,d, i may be turned over TO the depart
mcrt Of j8stiee Tor such sctlon rs the sttol-
icy general may deem proper,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Ilre has somewhat mol lied the acute
d 4 ronee between the house aud the senate
boz lie condition 10 unchanged. There are
cert. representatives, Of great eorpors-
iious o. The q Dor Cf the senate and there
eau BE- no peace between them aud the
g,ett corporations backlog them on on
eide sbd toe president with the people Of
the talted States backing him on the 9th
a. eide. The president has rothlng TO ask
from he senate or the people. The people
have given him sll ths. be wanted and be
has publicly said thst be wants nothing
more, sad for the next four years It Is b..
lIeycd BY those yersed 10 political sstrolo-
Ky there will be relentless war on every
sp1ciss Of monopoly, no matter how dtml'
!. may be lntrenched In The senate OF the
Uliied States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Mr.. Jane Stanford Of California widow
Of Lsl,nd Stanford, the muIti-milIionsire
philsnihfopist and founder Of Leland Siao-
ford, H., university, died suddenly at Hon
olulu Tuesday night under tuipicious cir.
cumstsnces. She was III but short time
ard idst before she died said ~ have been
poisoned. This Ia horrible death TO die, "
Mrs 5 .asford was 70 years Old and wa
born IN Albany, n. Y, She WAS married
10 Mr stanford, when he was q young law
ysr lie sequlrtd large business Interests IL
California, became president OF the Central
Pacific railroad company and interested In
other transportation lines. He sccumuiat-
cd fortune estimated st s50,000,oo0 He
aid his wife gave about s20 COO, COO to lie.
lard stanford, H., university, which they
established In memory OF their sou. Mrs.
stanford bad spent S200,000 on hospital
10 Albany aud an equal amount for the kit
dersartens In San Francisco.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
lydia ANN WHIrNEY's EsT.ry

'TATF or VERMONT. Dist let OF Msnches ter ,ss
BE 1t Remembered. That a, a session OF tb.
Probate Court, holden at Manchester, within and
70 saif District on the and day OF March
A. D 1905
Whereas, H'lAnd II Sheldon, Administrator
u tho estate OF Lydii Ann Whtaey late
Of Peru In said District deceased, has
this day presented 10 ssid Court his petition in
writing, setting forth that 1t will be necessary
TO sell part Of the real estate OF said deceased
for the payment OF the debts and charges OF
Administrations and also hat Il will be beneficial,
for all parties interested therein to rell the
whole Of tbs real estate o. said deceased viz;
onc.hslf interest 10 the home farm OF the d
ces, ed iB Peru; and Therein mskiog application
TO raj Court Ter license to make such SAFE
II 10 ordered, That all persons interested T.
TIE estate Of said deceased be notified TO appear
before said Couri al the pfobste Office in Man.
ca sier, in aid District. on the 21ih day OF
n tch A. D., 1905 BY publication CT his ode
lr4e weeks ruccessivaly previous thereto. In
the Manchester JOURNAL, newspaper printed
4 Manchester afore.ald, TO show cause, If any
he, may have, why said license should not b
granted.
4j}w' W. FnGERToN Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

seLator kearus OF [ .ah, who will retire
TO private life, mtde on The 4 or Of the SEN
ale Tuesday, the most scsthing srrsign-
mtng Il the Mormon church ever heard 10
wal lrgton. He denounced the church az
pos zeal an social monarchy, controlling
,le y litics OF the state aud moncpoi'ylpg
- busintss. lie declared that oue-tenh
u Il he tarnings Of all the Mormors IN
d Ia he'd to be psid 70 President Smith,
~ttte ANNUAL iIcono from hia followers
" ssi, 500, coo year, and that he made no
rs u0iirg whatever Of the money, He
,si 20. evea hormons who were govern
ne employees or school tescbers wereex.
80 " from the levy. He said that 10 con.
=, qucree Of BIS great power President
s aih deiied the laws OF his state, the SEN
limtnt VI The country, and that he Is vsR
TX war on the public tchool system, so
c,sr 10 every American heart. NO man, y
ssi1 Mr.. keArns, esn retain his seat from
4 sh "And retain bis seli-respect after be
q covers the meibcds BY which bis cleo
Lion u procured aud The offsets which the
church monsrchy intends 10 achieve
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
1 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate OF JANET p. BL,cKMER
The undersigned having been appointed ty
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine and
adj1st all claims and demands Of all persoDf
against the estate OF
JANET Blsckmer late Of Nan hester
in said lslrict deceased, and all claims exhibit
ed in ofire' thereto hereby give notice that We
will mee' FOR the purposes aforesaid 81
Blacbme's Store at Manchester Depot OF
the 9Th day OF July, 1905. from enc
O'Clock P NJ. unit four O'Clock M. on said da,
and that six month rom the 10Th day Of
nnuary 1906 is the tine limited by ssio
Court 70 said creditors to pi sent Their
claims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Msnhes er his 10th day oil
JanuaryA D. 1905.
WM n SMITH. cor,,,.
CHAI. A BOUaN, oo" -
+. W Cook. Administrator, Manchester
Center, Vermont. 433w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Are yuu disturbed 81 uishi sni brnlsr
Of yourr esi BY siei child snferins and
crying siih pals 81 cH,iinT teethf II 20
send 81 osce eos set bottle Of Mr. Win,
slows Scothiss syrEp Tor ohildrea teeth.
Ing. I, eare dysentery. disrhoss. resui
lstes the storasoh snd b0sels. cure. Wind
collie. sOiieus toe gums. rrtacos infsns
ton, Add gives tone and esetsy 10 the
whole system. Mrs wibslov's Soothing
syrup for Children reetbius is plesssr,
0 the taste sn Is ibe prescription OF one
Of the oldesi aud bes, isnsle physicisn
.nd nnrses IN the uniied STATE. aud 10 Tor
sale BY oil drnssisis throughout the world
pric@ 2sr 10 9 hottie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

To draw fire ou, OF a burr, or heal
cat without Leaving scar, use DaWHti
WITCH Hazel Salve. A specific for piles
Get the gepuioe. J. l.. Tucker, editor Of
the Harmonic r, Ctrtre, Als., writes: ~
have used DaWitt's Wich Hszl Save IT
my family for PiIes, cuts and burma. l. II
the sslve on the market. Every family
should ke, p 1t on hard" Sold by A. ii
Ptttbone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
, COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

Estsis 81 nAEY BUEkiff
Tbs underslgnsd. hasiEs berb APPOINTED by
the Hon, Probate Court for the blsiIlcl u Mar.
chester Commissioner, 70 receive, tIslGine and
adjust ali claims aud demands Of all persons
AZ silst the estate of
Mari Bur III lsts Of Manchester
deceased, and All claims ertIbilsd In 1fsst
thereto. hereby give notice that ~ sili meet
for the purposes aforesald Al ihs Court
Honss In Manchester village oB the
sh day q jay 1876 from ons
e'eiock ?. y. until four O'Clock y. n. 90
sxid day spa that slf months from the
sik day u Jsnusfy 4. o. 1865, 10 the time
limited ~ said Court for ssld creditors 20 Pre-.
sept tLeii claims 10 Us f0r sIsminstloD aES
allowance
A u. 1865.
John tQUihE6, ~"
CLIFFORD B1rrit.. AeEllist alor, Heisimsr
n. Y. sssS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
INcnrnrnI.r nRrrALIrl.

Il would have been incredible brutal y
IL Chas. y. Lemberger, Of Syracuse, n y,
h1d not dore the bert be could for lis su.-
feiins ton. Ms boy" he AYE, "eus =
fearful gash ever his eye,so applied Buck
! "a Arrlcs salye, ~hiea gaickly beaisd
| ard saved listye. Coed ior burns apd
useers too. Osly ~ eeius Al \ Hard's
u9tH NLippls's, DRAG stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

The pills thst sct AS tonic, and not as
drastic purge, are DsWitt's Little Early
Risers. They cure Headache, Constips-
lion, Biliousnes', etc. Early Risers arr
small, easy to take aud easy to ac,--a safe
Pill. Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk at Valley
City, N d says; 1.-TWO bottles cured me
OF chronic constipation" Sold by A. II.
Pettibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Some klnd-hesried citizens OF Towrsbend
carr led hay TO the herd Of deer which coz
sress'es near the old buildings OF farm
near Walter Eidy's house on the West
ROAD. Il wa. feared that the
deer were sun ring from want a food since
they hsd eaten the twiggs from the cedar
I tes about the Place as far up as they
could reach.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

TIE New York Times recently said that
Fox d. field & Co. announces for publics-
ton Ia a month or two novel, Hester Of
the Grants, Ron ance Of Old Benning-
on" by rev writer, Mlss Theodore
Peck, daughter OF Gen. T. S Peck Of Bur.
liagton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

A esuplsse strife a the s,aeo smFleFess
a. he iniefsorspsh Rsgii rrsniil o. oF-
etsrl The sSt sty sle tht Maahaitaa rail.
ROAD II vAua irs ia Ns~ No / sisf. ioak
~ ris' as'slccs To day mortina Crews
~ arlke hfcaksr, wrfc hauiealy Pot TO
sofk Ard tiisi : o'clsrs the s1bssr iraias
we're operated f'sqoerllr hF nea who sp-
pared wi. usia,d The elevated service
us puc;leAlly tied Up No vlelstee vas
porsd. ssffses cars we're efo-dos, many
pssa rrers even riding 90 the roots.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
THE Only srRyIyoR

Of the Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr. j
Mccormick. now U S Deputy Mineral
Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho, says "For
years have suffered from severe pains In
the hip pint ard back bore, depriving me
Of all power The cause was Stone In the
Bladder and Gravel | / the Kidneys. After
usirg DR. Dayii k-nnedy's Favorite Rene.
dy, OF Rondou', N y, ! was completely
cured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Amid the frantic applause Of bis class
mates, Hiram II. Avtrili, Dartmouth, 1907,
was elected president Of the sophomore
class last we, X al Hanover, N. II. Mr.. Aver.
III Is one Of the ii.ing young men Of Barre
and a graduate o'the Spaudipg high school
In the class OF 1902.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

Dr. David kssseas's zee tasdisins. Cal
cure Soissoi, hss bseu seectssinl 10 csses
utich hsve bsi,isd GOOD doctors: snd vhst
II hes done IL msy be trusted TO DO sssin
Whether your Houble be scote CT eercric
The result viii be the ssns; oniv 10 old
cases yoa must be faithful aud patient.
For fall TAILOR nation spd free sample bot
lie sriie to ,he Osl-enrs Company. Bon
acat. n. J.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
WILLIAM Il KINNES. F.r.rr

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manchester,s .,
Be u remembered. that At q session of the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within and
tor said District Oh the lib day OF March
A. -. 1905
Where's, certain instrument In writing, un
der zeal, purpor ing o. be the last will and
Testament OF vi liam II Kline, lat, OF Rupert
IN said District, deceased. having teen ihis
day presented TO rsid Court OF Probate aud
duly bieo 10 the Registers offlce; Therefore it
ordered that all persons Interested IL the estate
Of ss'd deceased be notified TO appear before
said Court al the Probate Office in Manchester,
10 ssid District, on the "a day OF March
d 1905, At ten O'Clock in this forenoon by pub
icauon OF this order three weeks successive,
previous thei etc, In the asnehester JOURNAL,
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, &c
show cause, II any they may have. why saic
instrument In writing should not be proved and
allowed as the last will aud Testament OF thu
said deceased.
i53s wB EDGERToN, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09
rlEAsANr AND llAnMLls.

Don't drug the stomach 10 cure cough
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mucus,
draws the II n animation out Of the throat
lur Is AID bronchial tubs, heals, soothes
aad cures. A qaick cure for Group and
81 whoop.ng Cough. 0se Minute Cough
Care relieves a cough 10 one minute because
II acts frat on the mucous membrane right
phere the cough troublet--'n the throat OF
deep seated Oh the lange. Sold by A. II
rettibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-09

10 an accident which occurred In the
. ckIng room at the Mackenzie mill in
Bridgewater Thursday evening, Evard
Bakers right arm was caught 10 machine
aud torn frem his body, near the shoulder,
nothing bsing left but piece Of bop' and
sbreds OF II ssb aud muscle.