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The Washington times., 1905-11-03
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

A big Democratic rally Will be held
at the Opera House in this city this
evening at 8 O'Clock. Senator Martin
and other prominent Democrats viii ad
dress the meeting on the issue now
before the voters OF the State. A band
will discourse music
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IN MEMoRIAM.

KASE-In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear sister. KATIE KASE. who died
two years ago today. November 3. 1903.
Gone but not forgotten.
It by Her Loving Sister, JENNIE.
NcINTOSH-In loving remembrance Of cur
dear father HENRY MCINTOSH. who died
three years ago today, November 3, 1902.
The midnight stars are cleaning upon his
silent grave
Now sleepeth without dreaming the one We
could not save.
Our grief him Is keeping the shadow on
our brow,
oh, blame US not FOR weeping! We have no
father now.
1t BY His Loving Children.
MTIIS-In lovirz remembrance OF cur
mother MARY F. MILLS. who departed
This life four years ago today, November
Gone but not forgotten.
II BY NETTIE- and corr.
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RUSSIAN RIOTERS
RUTHLESSLY SLAY

mutinous sailors of the Black sea fleet.
has arrived there safely with the fleet.
Advices from Odessa, Russia. last
Monday stated that it was perslstently
rumOred that there had been a general
mutiny on the part of the crews of the
Black sea fleet and that Admiral Bir-
ilieff and Choukin had been killed by
the muttneers.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
PORTE PREPARES PLAN
FOR MACEDONIAN REFORM
Will Send Note to Powers Proposing
Compromise in Financial Scheme.
Paris Hears News to Contrary.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov, 3-The
proposing a compromise plan for the
reform of Macedonian finances, TO be
substituted for the scheme of interna-
uonal control suggested by them.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
LEWIS HATToN DIES.

Lewis Hatton. a contractor residing
near Fort Hunt. died at the Alexandria
Hospital yesterday. He was thirty-four
years OF age and was born IN Maryland
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
TO PROTECT DANGER SIGNALS.

Mayor Pan has instructed the police
TO keep a sharp lookout for persons who
have been removing, stealing and break
ing lights placed on obstructions in the
streets. All persons caught tamperinR
with such lights will be arrested and Sc
Yerely dealt with
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TEA AT GOLF CLUB.

Mrs. David Rust, Miss May Snow
den. and Miss Laura Danenhower Will
receive their friends at the Golf Club
house. on Shooters Hill. this after
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Black Sea Fleet
Safe at Sabastopol

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 3.-An of
hfc.al telegram from Sebastopol an
nounces that Admiral Birilief, who
was reported 70 have been slain by
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

THE CORCORAN GALLERY or ART
will reopen TO the public on SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 5. 1895. at / 80 O'Clock D. n.,
and viii be open every Sunday there
after at the same hour until further
notice. Admission free F B. MCGUIRE.
Director
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s. R. VAN HOUSTON TRANSFERRED

Assistant keeper of the light station al
Matthias Point. Sheldon r. Van Houton
has been transferred to assistant keeper
Dor.
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NOTICE that 1 have sold my liquor
store 10 Harry J. Senay, located 9l6 sth
street northwest. All parties having
claims against me on account OF said
business are notified 10 present same
TO my attorney. Wilton J. Lambert. 80
9TH street northwest. on or before the
7TH DAY OF NOVEM BER. 1885, other
wise the purchaser viii be relieved or
all liabilities in regard TO said claims
HUGH COSGROVEs.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

the court house in Fairfax street next
Monday A number of interesting civil
cases VIII come before the court at this
term.
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HACKNEN BEGIN
TO FIGHT HOTELS
Demand Equal Rights I'm
der Law.

The hackmen OF the District Of Co
lumbia have organized to fight the al
legged unjust discrimination made in
rights and privileges granted the We
hieies hired by the hotels Of the city
for the purpose, as they put il. of
monopOlizing the trade of guests. AS a
result OF the organized endeavors in
this direction, an information was fled
iT- the Police Court against Mr.. Cham
berlaiD. a liveryman. charging him with
allowing his drivers, who have the
privilege OF serving guests Of the Ar
hngton Hotel. with having accepted pas
sengers from the street. while hackmen
are required TO keep 70 the stand located
at Mcpherson square and are not al
lowed 70 take people from the hotels.
IN addition, q test case was instituted
against John Barnes for standing his
carriage near the entrance TO the
Raleigh Hotel, In the endeavOr 70 OBJ
tain trade from guests OF The hotel.
Mr. Chamberlain Fined.
The first case was instituted by the
hackmen and resulted IN Mr.. Chamber
lain being fined SO. -Four hackmen testi-
hed that II was a common practice for
the drivers Of the hotel carriages 10 en-
deavor to get passengers from the
street
The Barnes case was brought up un-
the right Of the hackmen to stand along
with the regular licensed hotel carriages
in the proximity Of the hotels. The In
formation in the case charged Mr..
Barnes with having loitered with his
carriage near the Twelfth street en-
trance OF the Raleigh hotel on the even
ing Of the 18th Of October, seeking pas
senRers from the hotel.
Attorney wilton J. Lambert on be-
half Of the hackmen, before Mr.. Barnes
was called upon 10 plead, moved 70
quash the Information, stating that IL
was the intention OF the hackmen 70
take the case to the Court Of Appeals.
II possible. on a writ OF error. and
further 10 the Supreme Court OF the
United States. II possible. 70 secure
equal privileges for the licensed hack
men that were granted by the COmmis-
sioners TO the licensed hotel carriages.
and both as 10 rates and privilege OF
location.
Defendant Enters Plea.
Upon the motion 10 quash being
formally oveTruled by Judge Mullcw-
ny the defendant entered his plea OF
not guilty and testimony was begun.
Upon the conclusion Of the case a
fine Of $40 was formally imposed by
Justice Mullowny. and upon the notice
that application would be made for q
writ OF error the defendants recogniz-
aace WGs taken as usual IN such cases.
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CIRCuIT COuRT OPFNs.

The circuit court OF Alexandria city,
Judge Nicol. viii open its fail term at
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

REAL ESTATE TAX PAYERS.
If your property has been sold for
taxes, you viii find il to your advan-
tage TO consult me before paying ex-
tOTtiOnate sums to redeem same Law
YER. Room i9. 331 Four-and-a-half street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

KNIGHTS or PYTHTAs-The members
Of Mt Vernon Lodge, No. s. are re-
qUested TO assemble In their castle hail,
Pythian Temple. on Friday, the Sd In-
slant, at o'clock p. m, to arrange
for the funeral OF their late Brother
Howard T. Markward. They viii also
assemble at the same place on Satur-
day, the 4th instant. at O'Clock a m,
dence, III Twenty-secOnd street NORTH
west. WALLACE W KIRBY, Chancei-
loE Commander. Attest: II p VIII
LEY, Keeper Of Records and Seal.
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COAL.

COAL. COAL. COAL
CASH RIG E s.
White Ash Stove. Egg. Chestnut. Sc IS
White Ash Furnace. ace....-..--.....-....-.S6- So 80
John p. AgneW & Co. 1422 New York ave
Tel Main 5ls
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

Window oil Opaque Shades 100
Empire oil Opaque. Toe
Cbo6oo King Scotch Holland .T6o
AA~esStVS' Hung free WIN cali-sampIes.
Rundlett's Shade Factory, 18th s. Z aw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MINING COMPANY. Colorado Buildins.
Washington, ID. C. October q, 1865
Pursuant to Article II. section 3. OF the
Bylaws, notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Capuzaya Mining Company will ba
held at Room 5l3, Colorado building on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1898. az l2:se
O'CLOCK p NJ. Stock books close on
November II. The polls Will be opsa
from 12:45 to o'clock ,. m.
FRED G. NORRIS, Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

cuticle heals. But not
before. The most sue
cessful and effective
blood purifier and skin
cleaner is undoubtedly
q new remedy discov-
cred by the well known
DR.. David Kennedy,
and named by him
Cal-cura Solvent. It's
properties and powers
are unlike those Of
any OF the old time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
DR.. kENNED
PAv0RITE
REMEDY
Breaks no hearts. Excuses
no Crimes.

n. DAHL Knnnsslys FAy0nfTE l,EM-
ybT i nj disguised oIss ny a tae hasnan
race where IL oNaftE hfln. u dces nd
hArn. u 10 oaapp~,i q Vegetable ihgfe-
dssnts nnA dsos BOT hrat o. lnaAne Tie
lsoea lsas cr,aas snA psriaes Il. In al cases
a Kidney ,roaldes. LAYER caAFiaiHis' Con-
siipAilun a. ihs l.osrls, and the dolsfE.ie
arrangements vhish afislet women, uIe g.
siun n Dr.. Kenbedy's FAY0AIiE Rem.
EDr Is hsyaud praise. Thousands q
grateful people voluntarily testify 20 thaS,
Ia lstisrs - IN. henneiyi ard stth a
warmth Hna failnsss o. words Which mere
lssssne,a certificates never posses. u
lnaaca no drum kAr,is s-eKrases 10 crimes
lraais - hearts. In iia coming there -
hope, and Ia its sings thepe Is hdallss,
We challenge trial aud are ooaadcpt q
the result. Your druggisi bas H. ONE
DOLLAR a Bottle. Boar IN mind the
name aud address, Dr. Dasid KENNEDY,
noadout, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
BEAUTIFUL VERMONT H0RSES
Cne OF the mos, attractive aad ,peedy AM
mails ever bred 10 the green mountsnsis
CHIEF DIRECTOR

CHIEF UlkECTUk
Cmrr IIsr.r mis- dut b own hor.e. ~eu h,
1875 ptu DE- 4. d "a - Ia nd Z pcho' high.
PEDi6nEE:
CnitF piRIcrGR was sired by III Gators son
2lti, he by Diiecor 1859, 2 IA who vn al,o ths
tire ot Direcsum 05i, Direct tp) 2 0St Dlreo ion
2si and 20 Others IN the list uirectoT ~ssl.ired
by D.pcor lis. Who wa, the lie Of Jay Eye see
(p) q O6i Impetuou. ais Phnlas q ~; Di ectoi
IFS was sired by Hamb!ttonisp 10. sue OF 40 In
the lst and hi. dem WAs Clara by American stai
IL, Dam OF $ in tho list. Dr,c'ors Dam was
Dolly whose sire was kfnbfino hiei II. sire Of
Lady ThoIn 2 ~ etc loly d, M vas Fanny
by B,n FrsDbln Dolly be,ids beil the dam Of
Director tsl in the li.il, was also the Dam oil
OLwafd tll2 10 the llstJ, Pretender tl6 In list
and Tholndsle IS in the lisl) etc, etc
CnIEf DIREcTons Dam wss II Kama, has In
2 IS VINO war slso the Dam OF Dir .oi's soD md
Mountain Boy by Daniel Lambert.
Ro1snAs Sic wa.s Gibraltar i.s5, Who wa.
alec the tire Of Record 2 s5t. who va. the tire
OF Our Dick (pl 2.l0l and Lomsstske 2lii etc
the list. Gibrsltars Dtm was TlfIlny mare
dam OF Cologne the sire OF q in the li,t
horaDas Dam was May DAY q 80, who wal
slso the Dam u Asrg ret ala Uncss iit
May Day'a hire wac Cactus LAY Jr 81 sirt
OF $ 10 list and Of dame of+ h,l dam VAS Ks.t
by Bran Drew
DIRECTOR 1899, record 2-l7 sired rs trolter,
and PAGERS in the sl including Direct tpl2 05.
Dire ctum 2t5I etc Nine OF his sons have II
trotters and PAGERS 10 list. while his daughter,
have produced 'ro,ters ard PAGER IN the si
including Edna All.
G.bralier 1885. record 2 2li sired 8 uotters and
/ PAGER in the list including Our Dick tp) lol
and Homestske 2 al
Echo 462, by Bsmble oman TO- Dam Fanny
FelteI by Magnolia IS, son Of American Star "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
AGRICULTURE.
Tho Word Farmer.

Somebody ought TO take \ tke-that
10 the way people tax nowadays-some-
body ought to take q poke at the college
professor who said last week that people
should use the word "agriculturistn when
referring to tillers OF the soil, instead Of
the word farmer" Never mind what col.
lege be 10 connected with, the college
means well, and should not be blamed. A
man ought not to be blamed II he gets
seed labeled "turnips" ard horse-radish
springs up. Colleges usually hire men with
letters after their names, and when the
plants come to maturity they are liable 10
find only common greens where they ex.
pected spinach.
So this college professor thinks the word
farmer" should be dropped and the word
"sgriculturist" substituted. He says 1t 10
a better word. Somebody ought to take .
poke at him.
II there 10 q better word than "fsrmer'
1t Is not In the dictionary. These thin.
shanked professors may know how many
Joints there are In the backbone Of 40
sngleworm, but they do not know every.
thing else. What 10 the matter with the
word "iarmers" There are enough def.
nitions OF the word In the dictionaries to
fll column In = newspaper. but there ID
10 life but one dtfnition Of Il.
A farmer 10 man who lives on farm
and cultivates the land, and attends to bis
own buiiness, and produces something that
IL of some Notwithstanding else besides
scandal and gossip and trouble. A farmer
10 man the politicians csole and the mer-
chant courts. he Is the fellow who keeps
bis feet on the ground and socks up what.
ever there 10 Of Inspiration 10 Nature
He 10 the man who is not afraid Of work
who has hired man to help him, not Ia
wait on him, and the one that feeds the
world whether the world pays for its
keep or not.
College professors are all right 10 way
They know . heap Of things, some Of
which are not true, as Artemus Ward used
10 say. They earn their pay, probably
AID the world does not want TO get along
without them. Still, The college professor
who suggests another word for farmer
might be more probably employed In
chewing food for sick parrots, or come
thing Of that sort Farm and Firetide.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
INDIGESTION CURED

There Is no case Of Indigestion, Dyspep
sla or Stomach Trouble that will not yield
to the digestive and strengthening in8u
ence Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. This rem
edv takes the strain tf the stomach by d..
costing what you eat and allowing 1t to
rest until II grows strong again. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure sfiords quick and perma.
nent relief from Indigestion and all stom.
ach troubles, builds up the iysttm and so
purifes that disease can not attack and
gain = foot-hold ~ when in weakened
condition. The constantly increasing use
Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by physicians Of
hospital and general practice Of itself tells
how this most wonderful modern discovery
has proven to be the greatest digestant for
the alienation Of suffering humanity.
Its many cures Of both children and
adults grows larger day by day. Sold by
A. II. Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

vEGETABLEs.-Reports from Aroostook
County, Me, state the condition Of pots-
toes 10 excellent. In southern portions
the plants almost cover the ground and
setting has commenced. The warm wea-
ther has brought out large number Of
beetles, and much complaint concerning
their raviges has been received. Peas are
n,w being picked for market In central
portions. Splttle instcts are very numtr-
Gus this season 10 Masssacbuietts, ard re-.
ports from northern ltc.liiies state cut
worms TO be irjuripg ,quath and eucum.
bers. Garden corn 10 all por.iors /. acme.
what backward. All vegetables are grow.
Ing rapidly. and gardens generally are 10
excellent condition. Reports from Nan.
tucket Island, MSS, ard polnti aloog
Cape Cod, Mas Indicate = great amount
OF dsmsge to gardens BY the excessive
rain during thunderstorm Oh the 10 h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
B An N Err 8 A I've
the most healing salve In the world.
GAMALIEL.

Standard Bred Rule American Trotiing Regis.
ter Volnmi H.
Bred on Allen Stock Farm. Pittsfeld, Mas.
This magnificent and r ,yal bred stallion vii
M ke the s,ason VI 1875 a. the stale OF be
owner
&c BRYANT, DORSET, VT.
Cana lei IL IN OF the che.t bred .taiions
owned IN Vermont, ani for .iza. color and con.
formation be Ia hard 10 dup Iesto With periec
| ii0tiinR gait erh fil found tDte aoi m, 20
much desired In carriags hot,es the b iers OF
southern Vermont wD make 20 mistake 10 pat.
ronixlng this hns sp,c men OF EQUINE beauty.
PEDIGREE
GAMALIEL Vas tired by Kh sh, 23l aud sire OF
Kigeha l22 -, Kilwa, 2.3 9-4 and GonfAlon
220. q full brother OF Cams son O, EfeinIin
2O7 a. sire Of Al from 4 VI "a to 2 49, one Of
lhe most prepotent sires OF speed and beauty In
New England; he by Lord kussel, 1911 a full
brother OF the unbesten Maud 3. as s.i. and
vhote dam vas Eli.la, 220l4, 4 daughter OF
Green Mountain Maid, thu dam OF ten ESQ or.
foI mfrs. and the dam OF the great Es cioneer,
sire OF Arion, "a year old record Of 2 10 ~ and
$50 others with records from 2N 81 TO $50.
The dam OF Gamaliel was Geneva. all Ia,
Gonfslon 2 ~ and sister OF imogene 2 ~ &c. bJ
PIinctps t36, sire OF Greeniapder 212 and IG
others in tbs 2.1 list; he by the great Wood.
ford hambfino q a, sire OF ,hirt, en- standard
performers. And dams of ~ In tie z 30 is'j he
BY hambrlno Chief the founder OF tho Nam
biino II be OF trotors. second dam Ozone,
dam Of two with recorls fr"m2 l7I2to 2 28 b.
Bsmb'e oman 10. the founder Of tbs Hsmbleto-
MAN ismily oftrotters.
II will be seen that this magni6c ut Young
stations pedigree fairly bIis'les vi h -reed
producing ancestors Of the Highest o'ner uso.
Ing as he dots 10 the ftultain head 4 tLt tw
greatest trottirg families Il roogl the beet rep
rstenia'ive OF the Hambletoaan and Man b. inc
families oil trotters.
DESCRIPTION.
Gsmaliel 10 beautiful bay with ~hite .,k
ings behind. IS SO 4 hands bigh; reIghing 1850
pounds. he has . beautiful mans and tail
elegant style and perfect disposition.
Service Fee $40, To Warrant.
Having c)mJ led with ths sss OF Vermont,
Act 1904, We shall clam all rights co cedsd 10
Ne by ssid Act.
BRYANT BROs.
Manchester Center, VI
. n AAAKaao
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06

The pills that sct a. . tonic, and 20, =, ,
drastic purge, are DswilI Little Earl,
Rlsers. They cure Headache, Constipa;ioa
Bhliousress, etc. Early Risers are ANAL,
easv TO take ard eaiy 10 ac;--a safe pin.
Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk At Valley City
N, d myt; "fso bottles Of these IA.
nous Little Pills cured ms Of chronic q.
sipatiop." Good for either children or
adults. W. H. Howell, Houston, Tx.
says: For years have used Little Early
Riser Pills In my family. No better pill
can be tied for cot slipa.ion, alex headache,
etc, than these famous pills. Scores u
testimonials prove their worth. Sold by
A. u. Peilibone, MAI chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
A sMonrn AETtcLg

when you nnd II nectsssry 10 use fslye
use Dewh.S witch Hsz Il sllve. Itis The
punst, ard best for s res, Burn, B,is,
Etz ma, Blind. Bleeding, Itching q Pro-
audins PIles. Get the genuine Dssi IL
Witch Hiz.l sslye. s3li bv A II Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
THE TR0rriSG BRED STALLION
Green Mountain AristoS

Ouen Aaabi. Ars'0s Is . ~ magnificent sptci
men n b. Morgan + NAVY, rh9 Ar nJtei ioi
ihtir aye besatl, speed sud road qnAanes,
spa shoe b.ood laes sppen 10 or most noied
tfaitsts a1u paesrs nottb.y Dan Patch. cham
pion racer Of lhs v0fld n cod / 90 and Daiiel
rtc5td, ze0i2.
The Morgan family are ~ popular today ..
they stfe nhy ytatsigp, VII vermont biack
HAIL iuod Al taa head Of all tro'ting si,ilions
Green Monntti1 Aflsios e0mes Ia M the mosi
popular branch Of The Morgan tubei bic slre,
srislos, being one ~ the best ~ this great
family Of uouters, having record OF ~ =.
obtAinsd in the eighth heat ola slahlug race
ADD for purity of gait aud grace Of seton, s'
only sroeiisd by he illustiioas gtsndrire, Ethan
Ellen q as "a.
That this ius.ib stallion inhsrils the purlt,
Of gait and btsuiidl action Of bis noted slre sac
.yiaced std remarked by the ihoussrd. Who
cav him make hi. splendid fght 10 his races lssi
September At Manchester and WsllIngford.
Wholly cut OF lnditioo. he put up hght that
will l0ng be remembered By those Who witness
ed the contest THIS stallion has bad Ut maefe
0ppoftuui les 10 the stud, but that be transmits
his mstchlsss quslsiies TO he progeny y ABLY AZ
tested by the few living foals begot by him
PEDIGREE.
osrIs Mousr,Is ARI,Tos vas Erred by Ari.tos
an Ia; he by the great DAuiel Lambert. the
hes, son q Ethan Allen, he by vermont Black
Hawk. Pif,t dam Black Princess, dam OF Lew
wallace 22sl2 by Old Dsrkey. sire OF High.
land Gray, ASH. and others Dirkey vas
sired by the Rourd. Horse, ron OF Vermont
Black Havb second dam by Blaci Hawk, which
makes this stallion one OF the strongest inbrtd
Moigi n stsllions to be found 10 Vermont,
DEscHIPTIos.
Black in color; 1873 In height; weight 1850;
pounds: typical MeTg n 10 conformation with
the best OF feet and iegs, elegant style and per-
feet disposition,
Terms $40.
This horse will make the season OF 1905 at the
stable Of bic owner, Frank squlres en- the Nor.
man Grifiltb farm, North Manchester, w.
FRANK SQUIRES,
Manchester Center, Vt.
March 2oth 1905 4s6Gm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
VOLCANIC ERQPTI0NS

are violent but soon over. Skin eruptions
often last for years; sometimes all ones
life. They just stay and stick, like the
dreadful visitor who never goes or accepts
hints that you are tired of his company.
Skin diseases are efforts Of nature to get
rid Of poisons in the blood or in the super
fetal tissue. Kill or expel the germs and
the disease disappears, and the inflamed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
FRANK sQUIRES,

Manchester Center, vt.
1905 ls6Gm
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DESCRIPTION.

0amaliel In . beautiful bay with ~hite max
ings behind. Is 8 8 4 hands high; reIghing I15
pounds. he has . beautiful mans and tail
elegant siyle and perfect dIsposilion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-06
&c BRYANT. DORSET, Vr.

This magnificent and r,yal bred stallion vii
nike the s,asOn VI 1875 a. the Stale OF be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-01
ouestions IN Arlth,netic.

II n man tries to carry two potted
plants from the cellar to the front yard
for his wife and one falls and breaks.
what commandment does the man also
break?
A and B are good friends. who live
next door to each other. A bought his
daughter a piano for $500. How much
would B give if some one would steal
the piano; also how long will A and E
remain on speaking terms2
A man dies leaving a will How
many lawyers will be required to break
the viii and how long will it be before
the lawyers own the estate of the de-
ceased?
A doctor calls on his patient three
times a day How long will the pa
tient live and how much win the doctor
make out of the patient before he dies ?
How long can a half horse power
man run a four-horse power lawn
mower?
Mary has three green apples and
Johnnie has seven. If Mary eats all of
her green apples and Johnnie eats all
of his green apples, at what hour will
the funerals occur ?-Ohio State Jour-
nal.