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MANCHESTER CENTER

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tis'fihg ffisfds Be- i@sn,
We afr sanfg o. hssf thsi ~ Glen
aloas is 80 thr sifs iisi
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iiuisfsri Tacslsf afternoon.
Mrs 4 Cpitin rho has l~sn a.
.stirsi ~ bee sisirr Nrs me Dimond.
has irisfnsd 10 souih Londonderry.
Ason ~ Frank Ilensdiri had a. op.
Grafton i,sfforn,rd fof sppepdiciils
Wednesday sbd is doing AZ sell a.
could ~ expected.
The location git.n b. Ne Nsiho
dist society Thursday evening uas 90.
JOS abb a. sell a. b'ing a faanciai
sicc-ss. go bring realized.
40 ths asnuai meciing 81 The ladis.
snsiriy ~ the ME church s.rs elected
= %. Nrs Charles Randall. Vice Pres.
Nrs Charles Amcs. Tres. aud So
- Jennie billiard.
~ the annual meeting % Ormsby
chapter - a u the foilo~ilg officers
scrc elected. Regent, Mrs Helen shy.
der. Nicc Regent. Mrs Emile Perkins;
Secretary. Mrs Mary Robbins: Regis.
lrar, Mrs 4 n Boisford: Chaplain,
Mrs = Bowen: Treas. Mrs J billiard:
Historian. Mrs z Dimsnd.
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Notice to Sell Real Estate Q
Squire j. Mattison, Deceased.

NTATE OF VERMONT, In Probate
y District of Bennington, IS. Court held at
the Probate Office In Bennington In, and for said
district on the attn day of January, d. 1906.
Present, John V. Carney. Judge
Daniel A. Dean, administrator Of the estate OF
Squire Mattlson, late OF Pownal, In said
district, deceased makes application to said
Court for license to sell all Of the real estate
of said deceased. situate in the town of
Pownal, in the District OF Bennington, for
bounds and description reference may be had
to the Land Records in the Town Clerks office
of the town OF Pownal aforesaid. rel .ating
that the sale of said real estate 10 necessary for
the payment of the debts of said deceased and
expenses OF administration.
Whereupon, IL is ordered by said Court that
said duplication be referred to a session there
OF, to be held al the Probate Office. in Benning
ton In said district, on the 10Th day OF January,
A D. 1906, for hearing and decision thereon; and
IL Is further ordered, that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF said
application and order thereon. three weeks sue
cessively n the Bennington Evening Banner,
a.newspaper published at Bennington, and which
cireuates in the neghborhood ofth0se Interest
e1, before said time of hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and, II they see
cause object thereto.
Attest. JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge.
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.GRISWOLD'S
RESOLUTIONS FOR 1906

WHEREAS. The last paint'r piumter. car.
pentef. electrician. gas man aud tinsmith has
fnrsakrn our shop aud We now have the bes V
equipped STORE u ~ kind IN this state. and
WHEREAS. ft is impossible to keep our
clerks from chewing gum unless We have Gus
toners eith whom they are not allowed 20
chew. aud
WHEREAS We cannot Npect lam Of Gus.
TONERS Jules, VIC have attractive goods and
prices. and
WHEREAS. We recognize the Importance
Of making hay. rain or SHINE. In order to Hecp
the pantry shelf stocked with soothing syrup,
half yigor ano breakfast food therefore be Il
RESOLVED. That the year 1906 be our Ban.
ner year. n nothing happens bigger than a
WOOdchuck TO Interrupt our efforts.
RESOLVED. That we keep larger and
better assorted stock OF Spor smens Supplies.
Musical MerchaI disc art Articles, Stationery
Sundries. Bully Books and Miscellaneous Mag.
alncs.
RESOLVED. That We put on an extra head
OF steam this year. in addition 20 our regular
swelled head and that we rdially Invite ey-
erybody 20 help make this store one of the
attractions Of Beautiful bennington.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
spread on our bread and pancakes every day
until they become a part of our very being,
and tina they be published IN the Banner until
the people get 10 into their noddes that we
m an business at our shop this year OF oar
/ ord 1906.
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victory For Typographical Union.

Victory For typographical Union.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 20.-The ty-
biographical union Of st. Paul has won
Its FIRST decisive victory over the Ty-
pothetne I'm the strike for an eight hour
day and the closed shop, which was
inaugurated Jan. l. The legislature
authorized the state code commission
to have the cOdifed laws Of the state
compiled and ready for delivery March
!, The contract for the printing was
let to the Pioneer Press Printing COM
pany. On account Of the strike the
work was greatly delayed, and the
prospects were that II special session
of the legislature would have to be
called to extend the time for delivery
of the code. After much negotiation
the Pioneer Press company surren-
dered, and the work was relet to a
strictly union firm.
Proposals For BIDS Discontinued.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20-At the ses-
sion of the senate canal committee,
when Major Hugh Gallagher, assistant
general purchasing agent of the Pana-
ma canal commission, was heard, ii de-
veloped that pig lead and Portland ce
ment had been secured from foreign
countries. although supplied by Ameri-
can firms, at less cost than the same
articles could have been obtained In
the United States. On account of the
great variety Of materials purchased
the major said the practice OF sending
out proposals for bids had been dis
continued.
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LONDON. lsH. - Iile nosi later
ssiInE faatnrs - me siastian Fstafn'
pss 90. capture q wss' Belfast ~ ~
ifisb Nsiiaaaii.,. losrlsh Dstiin. NJ
fat hss tesu t'nissiisf stronghold
frsm tine immsmnfisL uith me storP
tian - fsv years. uh-u ihs ssai Dos
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un@pf,csoi fof North Kilksnnf. bot b.
viii hold The Belfast sat tie toured
n. rnii~i stats. Ia i,-hsif ~ The irish
csuse IN 1870
Twelve Liberal ssf two i.ai.pf gsins
w-ts announced 81 IRE result o. fc,rni
si.riisn. The totals noe arr;
Liberals. 2is. Unionisis. 80. irish Ma
iionaiisi.. 20. tahoritrs. 50.
Among the candidates Tot election
an. John Dillon. the distinguished
Irish Nationalist. and Lord willough.
BY he Erssby. who Married In Dcccm.
bcr last Mis-, Eiolse Brcers o. New
York
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SIMPSON HELD FOR JURY.
Prisoner Teek Decision cootiy. ss
re uad Astfetpat~d %.

NoRTIfPORr. n. Y. Jan. 2O-1he
hearing OF Or. James W. Simpson. the
New York dentist accused 81 tho MUIR.
der Of his fathsr-in.law. BARLEY +.
IIorner. wa. held here. and at the con.
clusIon Of the session Justice Partridge
announced that he would hold Simpson
for the action OF the grand jury. which
meets In March. The accused msn will
he taken 10 the Rivsrhead jail
Justice Partridge declared that the
shotgun. which DR. Simpson claimed
was accidentally discharged while he
was cleaning Il. could only have been
fired through gross carelessness or on
purpose. Either circumstance war.
ranted the holding Of tho prisoner. Dr.
Simpson was not affected by the courts
decision. saying he had anticipated e.
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Old Unnds Against "a strike.

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. cot was
reported here that the older and more
conservative firemen along the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western sys-
tenn are beginning TO declare them
solves forc.Nly against the strike and
In two instances have resolved them
selves into committees TO oppose the
declaring Of a strike no matter what
the referendum vote might he.
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BINGHAMTON. n. Y, Jan. 20
Mrs. A. W. Clinton Of this city. treas
urer of the Wyoming conference, NJ. e.
Women's Home Missionary society, has
received a check for $4,000 to be used
as the beginning of fund for the cree
ton of home for japanese women
and children in San Francisco. The
gift is in memory Of Ella Stack Ford OF
Plttsten. Pa.
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fsans aaHI 1918
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SCHENECTADY = = isn. -
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aEt issi 81 a. E1.amFests - Meet
real d.fesisd 80 Al Me- Naft irsm
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Bser to Head Occidental College

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-John Willis
Baer. for many years secretary of the
Presbyterian board Of home missions.
has announced that he had accepted
the presidency of Occidental college, at
Los Angeles, Cal.
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De WITT {. LEWIS, 0. D., Oph. 3.
Phone 1te-A---I5o North Street

A few solid gold slg htly used frames at c,st
Ask 10 zee them. u 81
WIN he 70 Hss' Arlington Every Thur,s.v
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Don't Fail TO Take Advantage
of This Sale 3 . y y y

Thrrr's 81, n...atr ab'ai oaf reductions. n"
jasg,lhs ailh ls.o.. To Fpalai''a - lh'' s'o'e
i,,erit,lrs shat sni .HsaF.s lelF sslisiari'on,
Ga sssiy ssra.a' lpa'.l aai lhs rasalsf uskT
a,lh he Regular mafs"i i''lr,
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GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
Itching, Bliid, Bleeding Pr0truding Piles
Druggists are authorized TO refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure In 6 TO IA days,
SOC
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Rebei Army kpter. aaits.

oUAYAQUIL. Jan. 20. The reyolu-
tionalieS la'' e.l'erel g-..', - csni.
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SOC Gloves

womsa's Kall Golf Ia all
esloFs. Also Cashmsfp aud
CNshmrFu SUEDE.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26
AV ISO.

Tengo reportado i mi, ell
abajo hrmado, una llegua Colo
RADIO POGO oscura, como de 3 0
4 amos de edad, con 6sta marca:
RIB al lado del criador. El
dueno puede traer la misma,
pagando todo, los costos y per
juicios, causados desde ell dia
del reporte y 6sta publication,
al juez de paz.
PaubIino Garlic, Juez de Paz
Precinto Mum. l3,
Mountainair, N. M. l.6tp
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Reportado.

Al Juez de Paz de Precinto
Mum. 5, una llegua alazana,
cara blanca y pies blancos de
muy buena sangre, con esta
marca: BILL en- la pierna de-
recha, y en- la espaldilla dere-
cha 6sta: Y. El dueno puede
traer la misma, pagando todos
los costos de publication, del
Juez de Paz, y los perjuicios,
causados desde ell dia del re-
porte.
Pablo j. JaramilIa,
Juez de Paz, Punta, N. NJ.
Octubre 8, 1906.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26

Tengo Ell mi poder un .caba
llo prieto como de ocho amos
de. edad, con 6sta marca al
lado del montar : La persona
que sea suyo puede venir por
ell q mi rancho en- Flores, N.
NJ, cOndadO de Torrance.
81 t6 Anastacio Gutierrez.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26

Te engo para vender 100 Car
neros Mesos de buen sangre,
dando 20 4 80 libras de lana
cada un. Tienen 2 a3 amos
de edad. Ell precio por los
mismos es siete hasta dies pc
sos cada un. Dirijanse a
Mariana Mendoza
52-t2 Encino, N. NJ.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26
GRANDES CANTIDADES.

Hemos reclbido en- los ul-
tlmos dias Is bagones de di-
ferentes classes de efectos. Te-
nemos complete surtido de
ferro de techo, alambre de
cerco, clavos, shingles, carros,
buggies, aveno, maiz, manteca,
etc. Los precios le conforma-
ran.
The John Becker Co.,
Willard, New Mexico.
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EI Re.gistro de DeIegado Andrews.

por el ferrocarril-sobre El
Paso & Southwestern, ell Daw-
son, ell Santa Fe Central, ell ra-
mo de Pennington del Denver
& Rio Grande y otras lineas.
Pero 10 mejor de todo, sim
embargo, es la parte que tomo
en- ell pasaje del Acta de Habl
litacion de Estado Hamilton.
La pelea renida sobre este pro-
yecto y la cOnfanza de sus
opositores de que seria derro-
tado son bien recordados. Pero
no es muy bien sabldo de que
fue la diplomacia, la energia y
el espiritu de "nunca darse
por venido' del Delegado An
drews que salvo ell dia para ell
estado, y a mas de ESQ obtuvo
para ell nuevo estado las mas
grandes dadlvas de tcrreno y
dinero que jamas Sc han con(e
dido a ninguna comunidad.
No menos admirable. aunuue
menos importante, ,fue SUI exito
EN- obtener una appropriation de
100000 para un edifcio pub
lico en- Albuquerque. Aun an
tes que fuese delegado al con-
greso,fue en- verdad su influen-
cia que obtuvo una apropia-
cion de $4,000 para la compra
de un sitlo de edifcio para un
edificio federal en- Albuquer-
que. Ambas camaras estaban
determinadas a que Albuquer-
que no obtuviera una apropia-
clOn para la construction de
un edificio federal 4 este ITEM
po. Todos esfuerzos para in
clulr tai apropiacion en- ell
proyecto de edificios pdblicos
fueron indtiles. Fu6 la Ultima
noche de la session del congre-
so, la hora de la media noche
sc acercaba, cuando ambas ca
maras habian declarado su IN
tencion de concurrir en- ell pro-
yecto de edificios puhlicOs Sc
gun reportado por ell comit6
de conferencia, ,cuando ell Dele
gadO Andrews ObtuvO la in
PRODUCTION de una resolution
concurrente, una movido di-
plomatico y pallamentaria,
que solamente podiA anadir al
proyecto la apropiaci)n de AL
buquerque i una hora tan tar
de, y fut debido u Ia cuaIida-
des energicas del Senador An
dreWs y Il los murhos lnfIuen
tes amigos que eI tiene en- ell
congreso en- amboS partidoS,
que esta reSoIncion fue pasada
sin ninguna obJecion. Un So
la objection hubiera sido fatal
para ella, pero ell DeIegado An
drews no tiene enemigos en- ell
capital Nacional. Entire otras
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26

para establecer una estacion
para la cria de pescado en-
Trout Springs, Canon de Cali
mas, condado de San Miguel.
Aumento de pension a J. G..
Anderson.
Para enmendar secciones
una y dies de un Acta del Con-
greso aprobado JUNO 21 de
1898, para hacer ciertos mer-
cedes de terrenos al Territorio.
de Nuevo Mexico y para otros
fines, permitiendo ell alquiler
de mas de una seccion de te-
rrenos territoriales.
Dando a la plaza de Albu-
querque una seccion de terreno
para fines publicos.
DanuO un aumentO de pen
sion Francis M. Bellew.
Hacienda una apropiacion
de $4,000 para construir un
edificio adicional en- la escuela
lndigena en- Santa Fe. Esto
Ell adicion a apropiaciones que
montan a cerca de 100000
para las escuelas de Indios en-
Albuquerque y Santa Fe y
otras apropiaciones para los
Indios.
Dando un aumento de pen
sion a Matthew H. Bellamy.
Dando una pension a Jose
N. Lucero.
Dando un aumento de PEN
sion a Eliza J. Hudson.
Dando un aumento de pen
sion a John w. Blanchard.
Proveyendo para la manera
de escojer jurados en- las cor
tes de los Estados Unidos en-
los Territories de los Estados
Unidos.
Tlene pendiente en- comit6
sobre reclamos un proyecto
autorizando el pago de $4,000
a la viuda del difunto Tranquil
limo Luna, en- pago complete de
sus gastos de contesta en- la
causa de election de Manzana
res contra Luna.
f1a cbtenido la promesa de soporte de
Sus amigos un proyecto ahora pen diente
para pagar los bonoS de ferrocaoriI eXpedi.
dos por los condados de Santa Fe Grant
y los cuaIes con el intereS son como un
Million de pesos.
OtraS meddas de importancia estan
pendienteS y algunas de elias sin duda Sc
haran lyeS ST 10 mandamos al congreso Ell
dil &c Nov emore proximo.
Pero este no mas reIatl una pequena
parte del trabajo hecho por ell Delgado
Andrews. Sin menconar la inmesa cam
tidad de literatura inviada a sus constitu-
yenteS, siempre eStaba a la lamada de la
mas humilde persona de Nuevo Mexico, Ell
Sc mostraba ell mensajero de eIlos, quien
no negaba ninguna peticion y quien Sc
interesata personaImente en- todas petit
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26

ES TN reglStrO admirable eI
que el De!egado Andrews ha
hechO Ell el cOngresO y en-
Washington, un registro que
DO ha tenido iguaI en- nlnguno
de sus predecessors y que fila
ejempIo que sera muy di6cil
para sus sucesOres segnir. t'al
to sOlamente un dia durante eI
tempo que ell congreso estuvo
en- session y ESQ fue Il causa de
enfermedad. Cuando Sc re-
cuerda que durante este item
po tenia demandas de una
naturaleza a personal tan acre
santes que Sc hacian casi i'm
perativas, su fdelidad a sus
CONSTITUENCIES es muy signifi-
cativa. Tampoco era el Dele
gado Andrews un espectador
indtil. Los puerteros de am
bas calnaras dijeron, mas que
una vez, que ell delegado An
drews, era uno de los hombres
mas ocupados de los que habia
en- ambas camaras, y que saba
mas de 10 que estaba tomando
'ugar Y era un gran factor en-
legislation de importancia ma
cional que muchos de los pre-
sidentes de comit6s important
tes, y este es mas slgnificante
d causa de que ell no tenia vo-
to y no es un hombre de mucha
elocuencia. En- verdad ell no
tenia tempo para hacer boni-
tos dlscursos ante los comites
Q para ser insertados en- ell Re-
gistro Congressional. Estaba
muy ocupado Ell ell trabajo por
Nuevo Mexico.
Ell Delegado Andrews intro
dujo n projectos y presento
como cincuenta 0 sesenta
peticiones, Obtuvo 4l6 pensl-
ones, mas que todos sus prede-
cesores juntos, Hizo pasar
siete proyectos de pensiones
privadas, aunque la parte que
Sc le permite a cada represen-
tante es, tantamente habIando.
tres 8 cuatrO. Obtuvo para un
joven de Nuevo Mexico. James
Chaves, hijo adoptivo de aqueI
gran hombre, eI Coronel J.
Francisco Chavez, una posi-
clon en- ell Capitolio en- Wash
ington. Durante los cuatros
amos anterioles al t6rmino del
Delegado Andrews, solamente
dos proyectos de pensiones pri-
vadas de Nuevo Mexico fueron
pasados y tocante legislation
obtenidae es insignihcante com
parada con ell trabajo del Dele
gado Andrews. Por media-
cion de ell Sc establecieron IS
estafetas, un numero de rutas
de correo Y servicio de correo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-27
Senator WHITES "reminiscences.

'"The greatest political evil that has
grown up in this country since first
came to the senate, nearly forty years
ago, is the tendency toward centraliza-
ton Of power in the federal governs
ment," said Senator William Pinkney
Whyte successor of he late Senator
German. and the grand old man" OF
Maryland, at the New Willard yester-
day. The senator is 81, but his eye
is clear, his face is ruddy, and he looks
fifteen years younger.
There has been a wonderful growth
in the wealth of the country, and the
population has doubled" he went on,
land along with them has come the
Capitalization. Life is not so simple
as 1t was in the late COS 1t is not as
it was when Silas Wright locked the
front door of his cabin, in the interior
of New York state, put the key in
his pocket, and came to take his seat
In the senate.
"'rhe outward appearance of the cap
itol building is different. Everything
is on far grander scale and more
pretentious. When / first came here
the splendid terraces that now sur
round the building were missing and
there was a picket fence surrounding
the capitol grounds. was on the com
mittee on public buildings and grounds
which was composed of William Pitt,
Fessenden of Maine; Simon Cameron.
Of Pennsylvania and myself, and | re-
member how Mr.. Cameron one day OBJ
jected to the removal of the fence to
which Jefferson had at one time teth-
cred mis- horse.