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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23

On that tAey srsss 10 ssrbeds throsrs
is~af scswrnest II 'slie.s. 'he-ssert.
shr tesr hsvs ~ nsea r'shs to rsiirs
1 reass 80 SHAT thsr e~s AID ~hs, 'hsy
sss' ~ Ne srssses sshsqseriiy have.
Gees = sAfshes, " might b, difEruii 70 sho-
l~ 'oeromAe ssns o. tse eov~rGesfsl
ZIP elsscs Ia ooafinuiss ,o sr.ss s.sr
iteisS Fisha sits he loo rsnies. CO.
ssaax tte only persons nsti ~ srv pro-
q 90 them. Go~rbmsni 10 bssisess,
I'D ibs vhos trend q m,-derr pogisic.
/ cnpom, h toward zach sn sdmlni,irsssos
~ government ~ .iii peril, Ihe pToris
i.smstlr. 20 get the sfs ard dircl hsae-
o u shss tbsy eva insesd u fs,mt u
ttt 10 Ulbsfs end thea bel iEx ID. BET. \ .
s,t gsis r. M them a. individpa . = ~.
.sgbsAs Isails Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
4 UCY H.SHELD Ms EsfArs

- sTsrE ov vHanosr Distnct Of Manchester, q
Be ~ remembered, that 81 . session OF The
Probate Cunt hold,n ~ Msnche ster, within ana
for said District on the IL day OF Now
A. u. 1896
Present: HON v b. ED6ERT0N. Jupos
Whereas y % sheldon and tmith theiton.
Admin. traitors - the estate OF Lucy rhel
don, ls,e 81 super l.. sAid District, deceased.
has TIL. day prsseo,ed TO said Court their
petition 10 writing, setting forth hat u viii be
beneficial for all psries crested thsrein 70 cell
III Of the real sstAle o' said decessed vlz.--The
Home Farm - said Luy Sheldon 10 taid
Rup pert con'sie,n< three huDd cd acrss more OF
le.,, kroun ss the Enns rhsloon Farm end
the Elm mskins application 10 said Court Tor
cense o maize such sale And said Adminissra
tors having IT sducsd 20 raid Cour. the assent.
10 wri,irg, - all thejhsirs I raid d c,ad rcsie.
.pg In tbls ria's Int rested 10 said real estate
II l. Ofd,rrd That ali persons interested II
the estate Of said deceased be notified TO appear
before ssid Cour,, 81 the Pfobste Once In Nan.
chez or In said D,srict. on the 18th day OF
BIC NIB "a u. 1905 bv publication OF ,his ord.
hres weeks successivsly previous thereto. In
the Manchester JoUaxAL, . Newspaper printed
Il Manchester Aforesaid, 10 show csuse, " any
'hey may have. Why sid license should not Be
granted.
293ss W. B. ED6kR1ON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FtIAie u khOMK rTILL
The undersigned having been sppoin cd b.
the Hen Probate Court. for the District Of Mao.
ohe-t commissioners TO reosive. examine and |
adla.t all ola ms and demands Of all psrsops /,
sgslnst ths estate Of
Jefotn htll. late Of ssngats
IN said District, deceased, hereby ave so,ios.
that Ne will meet for the purpose Of sIamininx
and allowing said Claims 81 tho latc rssid snos Oh
discussed iu Sandgats On the ~ b day OF ApstL
iwG ON one ., loot ?, n. until Jour O'Clock
NJ. OF said day, and that six months fron The /.
lo.h da, OF DC ob,r A. u. 1905 10 the time
united BY SAID Court for sad creditors W 1.
present their claims TO us Tor examination and /.
Allowance
Dated At saudga'e. this 18th day OF octsbsrr
A. D. 1900.
JOAN +. HAYES. O.
ELISHA d, HUnD. oo"'"
frank Lamper Executor. faadg.ts, VI 2sAv
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DArRicx gle Is. En.rr

srArs . ssNw ~. District Of ssnrhe.ts' 10
IA Il ~ ~ mt rsi, 'ts9 al . sssaa 81 ,hs
pr.ha tsaaft % s~a y AsrcAestes, viihia ant
for SID ~. res, 90 the isih day Of November
I'D 1913
Pr.ssui y n " u Eros rop, isdse
VII RIA. Nsgtrst ihBar, ADMIN st,Atrr 81
rsuses o4.,s sp ~ hotsst 4 said District,
tsces. 4 hss ihis arp e-en'rd y ssd Q art
hsf % nj O q vHi .st lns firth the, "
v,ii b. q 60 ar . col 81 ~ the real ss'Ats OF
.sid dee.as. a ias thr pA N an, OF tbs dsbs and
eh.rs . 81 30 ia,.irsr ,pg and also thai II uid
be bsfss isf 10 III psi'ies Interested therein TO
sflps oh q Of III zeal tate OF ssid deceased
snd sta h.pss-aasi ptop~rsy Of sid deceas
I'd ad hr.n nlsking ~ ,iicA'ioh to said
ucart h., l esA 20 % sse tush sale.
l d Ordered hs ! persoas liberated 10
the estate u ssit dec, a,ed De ,ti6ed 10 appear
b sl,rs sid co1r,. Il the Probate once In Nan.
chester in ssid dsric', IN the 18Th day Of
b osp her \. y 1910 b. Publication OF this order
three wsobs sue ~,,ivviy pstv.ous thereto Ia
ibs 6.bch' ~i.r Jouft al /. Newspaper p'iated 81
NAncae.t.T sfss al, to ,h1w cause ifAny they
m.y have. sby Gid nc n-e should not be
gastd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
Only a little cold In the head may be tn

Only a little cold In the head may be the
begin ming Of an obstinate case Of Nssal
Catarrh. Drive out the invader with Elys
Cream Balm applied straight to the H.
famed stuffed up alr.pas ages. Price SOC.
II you prefer to use an atomizer, ask for
Liquid Cream Balm. II has all the good
qualities Of the remedy In solid torn AID
will rid you Of catarrh or hay ftver. No
cocaine to breed dreadful habit. No mer-
curry to dry out the secretion. Price 75c.,
With Spraying tube. All druggists, or mail.
cd By Ely Bros SO Warren Street, New
York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23

DIR DAVID KENNEDY. RoSDoUT, N. Y.
DEAR sIa;--Some time ,ince vas trou.
bled with blo,cheG coming out on my
breast, Of scrofalous character, and my
general syst m seemed 10 be out Of order,
Mss ioduced to try DIR David Kennedy q
Yssorite Remedy. The first bottle drove
the eruption away aud feel better every
way. II isA splendid medicine - Henry s.
EIdredge, Rochester, N. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
soN LOST MOTHER.

"Contumption runs In our family, and
through II lost my Mother" writes K
b. Reid. Of Harmony, Ne. "for the past
nve year,, however. on the slightest sign
Of Cough or Cold, / have taken DR. i.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
which has saved me from serious lung trou.
BILE. His mothers death WAS . sad loss
for Mr.. Reid. but be learned that lung
trouble must not be neglected, and how to
cure 1t. Quickest relief and cure for
cough, and colds. Price 50c and el.00;
guaranteed 1t Hards and whipple's drug
storea. Trial bottle frse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23

Article OF a1oclstIon hsve b ca filed
vi h the secretary Of state for the incor-
poration Of The Free Press Prnting CON.
papy Of Burlington, srganix'd With 4
cspitsl stock Of $4,000, with 5000 sbsrc.
Of go each, for the purp,se OF carrying
on the business OF lob printing, pcblisbinG.
binding. ling books and stationery, exc.
The subscribers are W. B. Howe, W. b
estes. q @. Benedict Of Burlington,
Robert d. Benedict and b. l.. Benedict Of
Rroaklxn. n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
Dinner to censrsssmsn o. ; sos-

ter
Friends u Rspres atsiivs u. J. Fsssr,
70 ihe pumesr Of nearly sirty. rcpf, sent :
lns nearly every possession, "a hsrsd lsst
v. do. sday llshs Al ID re- cate, Barlh &.
tor, 10 give him . fsrs~ell bss qgst 10 ell
sbssse his dep rturs for Washing ton, . bei.
b. uill begin bic Third term ~ cor 4 ess-
M from the 6'G district. and such re.
ceptIon and greeting ~ he r.csiud ~tuld
gladden. the heart Of any npu sentative
from Any district.
Ths banquet bg.n shortly after 80
O'Clock, ard previous 10 bel Z seated a, the
tables ihose preseot re person ally gres,-
ed By Senator W. r ham sod Mr.
rostsr. Senator ProecN1lkn unable TO he
present but be cent litter Of rssre, which
wAs read in the evening TIE bal quei cor :
sisted Of nearly 10 eoarss d viii long be
remembered by those Who ~ere f,rtunate
enough TO be present.
Elias Lyman acted ~ toa,tmaster. Tossts
were responds d TO by Judge @. 8. Palm r,
Judge X. c. Mower, DR.. II c. riDkhsm,
senator ". r. Dillingham;, Judge N A.
Bingham and Repres NATIVE Foster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
Rutland 3. q. Poultry Train.

TIE Rutland X. X. will run q poultry
irnia to Boston and Boston points from
stations on the Rutland II. X. as follows
From Remington on train No. 377, and
from other stations by train No. rs, THURS
dsy, Nov Is, and so forward from Rut.
land on train No, 100, Nov. Ah. This
train Ia due to STRIVE 10 Boston, Saturday
morning, Nov. rs b. For time Of special
train at interme diste stations, and any fur
thtr information, apply to station agents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
COMMISSIONER NOTICE

kstste 81 JoHs horY,r,
The und.rsiened, having bsen appointed BIZ
The Hon Probate Court - tue District Of Man.
chester Conuifsionsrs 10 receive, eIsmine and
adIust all cisims aud demands Of all psr.ous
agalnst ihs esiste OF
John hof,t, late OF Manchester
10 ssii District. deceased. hereby give notice
that We vii inset Tor the parposc cf eaanlnins
aud allowing said elaine 81 tisfd's Drug ore
Ia Manchester village GU the oh rD Of hsy,
1906 hom no 90 ocA p n uatii ,four o'olock
" ~, Of said day, snd the, ,il months from The
10Th d., Of November A 1919, I, the time
limited BY said Court Tor said crsdtos 10 prs.
zen, 'h-ir elaine TO Ne for examinations snd
allowance
Dated At Manchester. this iolh day Of Hovsn-
Dor u 1908.
y. O. oRvts,
O.. l.. TOWsLIY Toni"
De rye smith and A, u. n FAT Adm'rs.
Manchester. w. Was
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF PArhicK Ho0gRs,
The undersigned having been appointed bS.
the Hon. Psobsts Court, Tor this Distriol 81
Manchester, Commits ioners, 70 receive, examine
and adjasi sli cai'as and demands Of Oh persona
sgaiDst The esfAts 81
Patrick hosers, late u Dorst
In sAo Distrlcl, deoessed b reby givs NOTICE
that ws viii meet for tho .urpos of examlpins
and allowing said claims u tbs Town Clerks
Office IN ta.t u, Vt on ths Hth day OF NAY,
1916 rom oLe 0'c0ch n until 4 O'Clock p ~
u SAD day. and that siI months from the iatk
Day oi Nov moor A D 1905, Is the ne limited
by said Court fer srid creditors 10 pfc,eut thar
claims 70 US Tor exam nation and Allowance.
Dated 81 Dorset. this itth day Of Move mbss,
4. D. 1906.
q. n, WALL, 80.
n HAYWOOD, oo"s
harssre, CuliDsn Admlnistratrir rect Dor.
set. Vermont. ~ o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23

TNs Manchester JOURNAL can zee nj
gosd sason Why Vermont ssould not en-
joy . very substantial revenue from the
grsasing Of charters 10 90. posaiIons alore
soma ssch lires - those followed 10 Mes
Jersey. Thsr are otAcrtl In The state that
think %, toe, always provided, Of coarss,
The corporations are b climate busine. I'M
derslnanes and 'creaDlsed In stYics accor.
dance with carefully Drawn laws that safe
gusAkt>e. pShiie intsrssts. That 10 what
Governor Smith proposed 10 lsas and there
are many .lhosshtpl men that lave not
Lost sight Of The idea.
Little BY little the public IL beginning 10
TAKE atcosnt the significant fat hat
government 10 something beside sentiment,
scnGAlng beside TIRES three cheers and .
Gag. That sssument and tbs Gag and 10y
atty 10 both even unto death are Foundation
stones Of anv seccsssfsi governmess 10
one will deny, and that any attempt ~
government that 10 not foapded upon them
viil ignoninioasly psrish 10 also beyond
diapsls. Ths point Ia, simpiy, that the
government iiseif In this prscsical matter
of-fses sss 10 basinea Institution, Is 80
scosomic factor In the afairs Of men, and
Il b . safe proposition that u The great
pass Of The people through their govern
nsns graft 70 few ptrsons psrtIeslaf T.
pcrsk privileges whereby they ara etsbh q
10 maks better proeu thsn thsy cos.d
without the srAst Of shose privilege, !, 10
no morn thar fair thsa the pcsscns tLas
privilege ihsuid disids their prcsu ~ish
The STATE ia, made thsm possielt. Re.
dsced 70 ila lat snslysb, this proposition
II DO more radical than Tbs gov1amsst
evsasAlp Of pebble utilitiss, and Is sss-d
spes prcissly ibs ssws premise. q. 81 the
people themselves ews 10 The hrss place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
ssMn,Moros cou.TY covar.

The December term of the Bennington
County Court will be he'd In Bennington
commencing December 9Th. Judge J. N
r, Ter viii preside. The Calender consists
Of 20 Jury cases ard 20 Court cases. 1t Ia
lot exp ci.d that the term will be loi 4
one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

--MIss Halle Thompson has . position
In New York with II. b. Cushmsn q Co.,
ulsctins cashier and bookkeeper.
--On Thursday the 23rd the N. 4. Ladies'
serve chicken pie supper at their newly
ntted hall at the parsonage.
The play Down 10 Malice" last Friday
evening, though not heavy one, drew a
full hoase, aud all bad . chance to laugh
u They woald.
Mrs Julia Cole Gibson, widow Of j. hn
Gibson form rly Of this town has NJ very
III 81 her hons 10 Worthwhile. Her an and
and ~ifs and daughter are cniag for her.
--cca Homer Dadley WAS called BY tell.
gram TO Boston on Saturday t, stu nd thu
funeral Of bis brother who died very sud-
denly Friday morning.
There dkd Il Brsttisboro Retreat Nov.
Z mosr lab, Mr.. Warren sseldon. For 30
yesrs be vas respected resitenl Of this
town where be hsd the deepest syu patty
Of eli Who sav him. His di,ease vas
virulsut type II rheumatism rendering him
eSnt for any manual labor for the last 20
ysGs In 1874 he markd MiM Abba
sheldon Of this t0wn. Who survives him
also : con VIM. Shsldon Of NyscE, N. Y.
rERr
Austin Davls aud child are q fs
mother, Hattie Dsvis.
Mrs. John Bysrd Of so1thborc. M.ss.,
10 In town Visiting relatives and friends
Report has Il hat Edgar Baicfelder
has sold bis piscs to @. l. Richardson.
We undssstard Frank Rust has boashs
The Carries Weed yard place ID Lanasrove.
Miss Jessis Yarnsm has gone to Cam
bridge, nass., 10 rsume her studies q,
Radcliffe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
9htNanfhestfr 3purnaI
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IA. 1865.
c..2 siffE::, ril.s-Frp'.s.sr

We ~. sa~sys risssss " sssssss itrws 81 "a.
tsssst ttre snF ssersss sss @etf a ssefr $50
kss~ ~rts Ne ~sf3 o. a. tss TAI a. s1ws 40
nskSsatsssHss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" Esisss u ~ ~ xaasrtf
Ia an&srst. ssa tsvsns .. spp-aai 4 ~
IN. Hoo Ftuassts C@Uu ~ tks faefst N usM-
.ssss. tems~sss Dsrs 10 y e*i's, ~ mice - q
sajasf al rAsias All osmsn1s ~ a. psssoos
alsss Tie ss4sss ~
sp.sn sasri-.s ss. % Araassn
~ SAID n ~ trt src.sss hsish~ " nntS
,hsa % vi nr. ~ ~ pnrpDs 81 srsminiug
sss silowsns -sss u i@s . he ore y v. r.
aasms 20 Asaas oe q sis dsy 81 hu hes
I, ans a.. eielnxs n sial fanr c'ei.ct y ~
,sAS a.Y ssd sra 30 "a snlhs irau the s,a say
II Nes mts, b " y . Ne time nmissd y,
"a teen ief ,asa rsti,sss % pfessni tbstf
cf.iu. 70 q. tos stsu ,iies and silo. ance.
D.la Is A,Il glos ihis slsi De, q Sevsmbes
A. y, %
e.s a. sfIrLp. Cum'rs
yaassw LYMAN
xna Nor i.ss Atmisisusiaf. besnsng'on, ".
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
lOM MIssIONERs, NOTICE.

1 ~ NA NOlIGh.
Estate OF LrvAsrA p CAsvIgLD,
The undersigned, having been appointed b.
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man. .
chester Commissioners, 10 receive, eIamins and
adjust all claims and dsmAnds OF I'll persons
against she estate Of
Leytntis Y Ca neii. late Of Arlington
deceased, and ali claims spbibilsd In fact
thereto. hereby give notice that W will meet
for ths purposes aforesaid II he lao rsstdspes
Of d ceased IN arli agton GU The
25th day Of April, 1904, from ons .
O'Clock \. until fonr O'CLOCK .. =. on !
said day and thst six months from tho
ioih day OF Uc. Der A. D. ix6, 10 the time
hmltsd by said Court for ssid creditors 70 pre-.
ssDt thsii elaine 70 a. for sIsminsti6s snM
allowance.
Dstsd 1t Arlington this ash day Of Octobsv
A. D. 1906
FRANK CAsgIELD, | 49,
J. J. shAk sBOBkh
W dsrioa n c,nasli Admin trs,or. airing
ton, s.imint Wv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23

IkACakH 'kxAfISAr,oNs wil BE- hs,d IN
i Bssniss ton ftid.y and - utdsy, November
2ih and 26th, aud IN Manchester, F,iday and
rs,ufdss, 90 asf lat mi 2ad An candidates
must bling ocrtihcste OF 4 ,od moral ehsraoIsr,
ALBkhf " yAANkf,
hig E,.min., nj N, . ,h.s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23

STATE OF VERMONT. County Of Bennington, ~.
/, W. h. BoLerts. Cashier Of the above.nameo
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best Of my knowledge aud
belief.
WI ROBERTS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this i6
day Of November. 1905.
fRNr O. ARCHIBALD. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
y. L WYMAS.
H W DAVIS Directors.
Ell HAwLEY.i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
A DISASTROUS CALAMITY

II IL DISASTROUS calamity, when you lose
your health, because Indigestion and con
itipstion have sapl ed Il away. Prompt re-
lief can be bad ia DR., Kings New Life
Pills, They build up your digestive o.
gsns, and cure hea ische, Dizziness, col G,
constips I'm, exc. Guaranteed At Hsid's
and whipple's dug store, 25,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-23
Capt. kidder Predicts an Open
Winter.

Desr Sir--Bssed upon the "signs," the
condition Of the pigs melt, the breastbont
Of the wild duck, the late fall Of the Leaf
the high barometer for the past week !
predict an open winter.
Yours truly,
CAPT. KfDDER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03
The Time is Coming.

When the Green Bay & Western
railroad company will sell One Way
Colonist tickets to lot of places in
the west, some of which are Port.
land, Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver,
Spokane, Los Angeles, San Francisco
apd others, 81 very low rates. For
example will sell to Portland for
$50. 4S. to Seattle for S30.4S to Los
Angeles for s40.38 ETC., from Grand
Rapids. We have the short line you
know, to all of these points, and our
time cannot be beaten. Leaving be
at 1922 a. n. we get you in to ST
Paul at 4:45 D. M, which is in time to
catch fast trains out of there the
same night. The dates are from
Sept. Is to Oct. al-daily. Call me
up phone ia or 1863, or call at the
office: or / will call on you. Valuable
information from actual experience
cheerfully given. If you expect to 60
let's have talk about it any way
A. D. Hill, local agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03

] VIM. Klug returned Thursday to
IGlidden after two weeks visit with
his relatives in this city.
Miss Flossie Hanson of this city was
in Merrill Wednesday, visiting at the
home of Mrs. Dan Curtis.
Mrs. A. II. STANCE of Merrill, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. E. W,
Ellis. of this city this week.
Miss Minnie Pagel went to Chicago
Thursday morning to begin clerking
in Siegel Cooper and Co. S store.
Mayor and Mrs. John O'Day, of
Merrill were guests of relatives and
friends in this city the past week.
Miss Clara Hamm went to Mil
| waukee Thursday morning. She will
attend a business college in that city
during the winter.
Frank BoyanoWski, who has been in
Oshkosh for the past few days in the
interests of his health, returned to
this city Wednesday afternoon.
William Suhr is spending a week or
ten days at Brillion in this state,
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jud Suhr. He is expected home Mon
day of next week.
". G. McGlynn who is employed on
the Arpin dredge at City Point. came
fn fo,
and to attend the Halloween party at
the opera house.
Mrs. M. Slattery is very i'll at her
home on First street. In view of her
illness, Engineer Stephen Slattery has
laid off work for few days, until his
mother is better.
MI Pillar, of Phillips, is spending
few days with his family in Grand
Rapids. Mr.. Pillar expects to move
his family to Phillips where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Miner and her cousin, Mrs.
Fletcher. who have been keeping
house for d. E. Cary while Mrs. Carey
was visiting in northern Michigan,
have returned to their homes in
Waupaca.
Mrs. D. E. Carey and her grand son
Emmett Carey, returned from Mar
quette, Nich., Tuesday evening, after
four weeks spent in the northern part
of Michigan. Mrs. F. E. Carey and
baby will return in a couple weeks.
Mrs. MasC Bliss in the second ward,
entertained at her home this week
Howard Cartnill and his grandmother,
Mrs. M. Bliss of Stevens Point and
Miss Lizzie Yahnke of Dexteryille.
Miss Yahnke is here yet, the others
having returned to their homes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03
GRAND CANYONS SILENCE.
Impressions from the Heights That
Linger in the Memory Even
Painfully.

The best possible view of the canyon
is from the top, says William Allen
White, in McClures. There the atmos-
phere piles up over the crags and peaks
beneath ones feet, and through this at
mosphere, when the day is at its height,
the actinic rays of the sun paint marvels
in the huge, gaping furrow in the earth.
From the rim one gets two impress
sions-so strong they seem almost too
big for the soul to hold-like the soul
shifting terror that comes to one who
gazes long at the stars. The two impress
sions are of numberless infinitely reach
ing horizontal lines and of eternal
silence.
There are few curves in the stretches
of stratified rock that make colored rib
bons many miles long; and the human
eye is not used to taking in so much.
Over these vistas the dry air of the des-
ert quivers with the heat. Perhaps it is
the river mist rising, perhaps it is sheer
delusion; but in the motion that seems
to stir the radiant air, white wrath
floats, eluding the eyes that would To-
cate it, yet ever present in the sunlight
that falls upon the facing cliffs. One
feels that this illusory apparition is the
spirit of silence that dominates the
scene. And it is the silence of the place
that appalls; for such turmoil, even OF
rocks, as RACES beneath one, would seem
in the nature of things to need some wild
voice to release it's wrath; but here is
silence so deep that an engines scream
could not rend one corner of the meas
ufeless pail.
One is bewildered with the maddenine
thrall of pulsing air, and throbbine
color, and reckoning lines all leading to
dreams of infinite life; and against thai
the silence of infinite death. Indeed
the spirit of the thing below seems to
creep into mans soul through his body
| and lay hold upon his heart and his
nerves.
At night, as he lies in his bed, tbs
| terrible depths that strained his eyes by
day reach up and grapple him. Many 6
man has clutched the bedclothes in {
tremor of fright at the recollection o.
the scene. The phantasm Of this red pi
is real; as real as Natures other mani
festations that move her children.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03

The Chicago, Milwaukee, and st.
Paul Railway company are improving
their depot property in this city by
the installation of a solid brick and
cement walk, extending the whole
length of the former wooden platform.
This will be, when completed, a walk
or platform nearly $50 feet long, and
being made of good brick and cement,
will make a solid and good walk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03

After suffering with dyspepsia an6
indigestion for twelve years took three
bottles of DyS-Pep-Sine and am now
entirely free from all stomach tiouhle
DR.. G.. E. Clark, johnson s. Hill
Company and J. E. DAILY. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03
OFAPERSONAL NATURE

Mrs. George Abrams went to Pitts
vile Thursday morning for short
visit.
Miss Brown, of Kendall. Is spending
a few weeks at the home Of Rev. a. L.
Putnam.
Thomas Frechette was here from
Merrill the past week. guest of his
brother George.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-11-03

Invitations are out for a dancing
party to be given Friday evening of
this week by the Elks at their lodge
rooms in the Wood block above the
post office. A fine time is looked for
ward to. as the Elks are good enter.
tainorS