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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

ta.or in behalf of Ireland. No other
woman of her day mas stood so clos.
Ia IN. hearts of tne I,;sh nation. prob
ably. Since 1856. when her father.
himself Il politician. died. Maud Come
entered heart and soul into the home
rule campaign.
She has lectured in the United States
on several visits. Her prime idea was
to unite England and Ireland in Il bond
of sympathy. She has contributed gen
erously of her private means to the
cause. An Granger by birth. she
WAS converted to the Irish cause early
in life. when she saw IN Irish land
Lacquer" make Il heroic fight against
eviction, finally losing his life to save
his property.
Major NacBrile organized the Irish
brigade. With 1000 men. to help the
Boer cause. BESIDES tho Boer flag his
regiment carried an Irish Gag. made in
Dublin in 1867 BY a Miss Butler, his
aunt
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

Gud for Aero og Ret" which means
With God for Honor and Right" Tn
wreath is . feet ! inches in diameter
and is made entirely of silver. 1t "a
designed by FIR. Ranbusch, artist, ana
executed by P. Heis.ed. jeweler. both OF
whom are Danish residents of New
York city.
AS the wreath has now been COM
pleted. 1T will be sent at once to the
Danish ambassador in Washington. e
l;rum. He will place it on the tomb
OF the king. This old church was fin
!shed in the eleventh century and is
the resting place of all the kings and
queens OF Denmark from the begin
ming Of the tenth century to the pres
ent time.
Thirty-seven prominent Danes in
New York city comprise the commit
tee which originated and carried out
this plan. The officers of the com.
mittee are George kirl:egaard, chair.
man; J. NcerSaard, treasurer, and Z
Schwabe, secretary.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

knee. While the right hand goes forward
20 make the stroke. the left hand is jus,
reaching forward. with the palm pointing
10 the bottom. This reaching" of the left
arm must be correctly oone. as all the
floating in notion falls on the palm al
mat moment. On account Of the palm be.
ing put forward at arms length il covers
almost water enough for flcatirg Inc whole
body above the waist: and this Is import.
mt. as the head must be continually above
water during a properly executed side.
stroke. The leg action is practically rhe
same as when swimming on the back. ON,
more attention must be paid to the lack.
knife trick TO get a good action. In get.
ting ready 20 strike. the knees should be
brought well forward rather than ont.
ward. AS your right hand Is about to "a
back with its stroke. the right knee ouehI
to almost touch the elbow.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
THE ONE THAT GETS IT.

what did that man ask you in court
today?'
"Why. he wanted to know how many
thousand l would get out of the estate
Of $4,000"
HI must have made a mistake"
4 should say SO. Must. have taken
me to be my lawyer"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
Nj. Word wa. Good. Though.
From Success Magazine.
<,~ Y0A~ : Yryfn1t

Representative John S. Williams tells
Of a Ease tried in a southern court
where counsel for the defendant en-
deavored to impugn the testimony Of
a negro witness. The latter regarded
the lawyer with a mixed expression Of
establishment and resentment. Then.
turning to the Judge. he said: "Yo'
honah. Use q pore but respectable man.
Use always behaved masel. 1 amt
never been lynched an the only mule
I ever stole knocked me down an broke
one Of my laigs."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
Useful and Ornamental.

A colored clergyman in Georgia was
performing the service of baptism re-
GENTLY when b. paused IN the midst OF
he service to7inquire the name of the
infant. With a. pleased smile the proud
mother replied:
We is .goin' to call de chile Shady.
"Sh&dy!" repeated the minister. on
I see. It's a boy and his nam is TO
De Shadrach."
No. sab. 1t amt no boy. It's a girl"
ITS dis way. sab. Our names Bow
ar. an NAH husband thought II would
be a fine thing to call her SHADY.
Shady Bower sounds kinder pretty.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

Rome. Under Augustus. had a fire
DI.sxNe m force Of night police,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

II air at ordinary temperatures does
not move at more than one ana a max
feet a second, no draught is teIL
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urements, at SIS. 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

eus,cess Mention.

Lsvln rsqaifes swJ columns this week Il
tell sbsu, his lucky strike sale row on.
The Citizens steambos, Company have
their advertisement Ia another column.
Kendall Hardware Co, have changed
this week. Pio~s and harrows are the
subject.
Bee Max Breitkofs announcement In an
other column,
Hebert the plumber has change THU
week and has = seasonable talk too.
while speaking Of ploss read the Tacon.
10 Hardware Cos. adv.
Niss HanAnan has = card 10 another
column.
Mrs, q. N. wyman 10 another Of oui
new advertisers. See her card elsewhere.
X. b. Smith calls special attention u
come rare bargains.
Cone A swift are advertising Hosr cover.
ings this week.
slsdsr, the Rutland optician, will be In
town Nay 3rd.
TOE Blsckmer Co. are always having
some hing sew. See adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19
W.H.Grahan1

--SIlss Frostof Dainty Waited bic par
ents Monday last.
ALLEY Roberts and family have moved
TO their new homo.
sugar makers are thinking Of gather
ing their sap buckets.
-Mr. and Nn. Faux Dsnforth called
~ her sIstss 10 Granville, who u seriously
III, ore dsy last week.
Piano and organ agents ss 10 town
daily trying ~ hsvs u purchase ~ 10.
strument tot the Sunday school.
vooDsoRp.
school q The "cisyn VIII comm ence
o. ! Monday.
AT present Fred Bowlss 10 living .,
hIs hon In Bennington.
Mrs. J. 2. Smith has Waited her sister.
Yrs A. 3. DEMO Of Bennington.
Coy Cutler Of North Adams 10 visiting
:. I.tives in town and H. Bennington.
Mr.. spd Hrs. T. =. Mallory, who hsv
besn co nasd BY illness, are better.
--Chss. sas,er hurt one OF his hands
the other day q 81 asmstion haa Get 10 -
thas be 10 unable 70 vsrk.
M. Ry der Of b liows Fsis has noud
INTO ooe Of ~. Smiths btuEs In F.rn.
sle. I'd 10 In the employ Of A. J. Do sey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19
slxrnExrrx rsrnr.

-faiff B..s .is !, 10 to.s FOR ~.
ssys.
M. Asaa Basslsr spout Raster n
Bossss.
--rnos. Hoslsy ssa family spen. ssh
say 10 wsilinSiors.
--f. ". Lss coins boil dog vas isr cvcI
tv ths 2 "a train Tuesday norriA9.
Miss Ells Bs,chsidsr Of psu u visit.
lag fr,ends 10 io~n.
--CAas. and Mazda Taylor OF Bennisx.
ton spent sandsy .. the home Of their
sister. Mrs.. y. y Reed.
The fosndAsior u the new store OF J.
II. cossufe " esmpls,ed Asd nov ready
for The capestes.
--xlsses Lula sod Grace Bentley Of
Beaa nxtcn spcnt Easter among friends
here.
--Ala Galleries. kohler graduated from
The Rstlsnd hospital lass Saturday. She
tpeni Easter ~ her home here.
Geo. Bend and Jas. Howard returned
Tuesday from trip 10 the north part OF
the stAte and CxaAdA.
The Lucky Purchase Sale starts April
30 n Al u. Harry Levint Bargain store.
SOS circulars for full particulars.
-. ". Fowlsr ~ss 10 scbenec tsdy Non
day. where be recently established N in-
sa.ncs ofiico uader the charge Of his son
Arthur.
A.. II. Baker and wife have moved 10
town and viii have their home At A. J
Mason's. They are caring for him from
nov 90.
The high water Of Sunday last caused
the big plant OF Norcross-West Co., to be
closed down. The water set way back
over the road and up TO the work..
Don't forget the Book Social At the
Basterkll Inn Thursday night given BY
The 3. v. Grange. Each guest 10 requested
to wear something 10 represent . book.
Refreshments served. All are cordially
invited.
The funeral Of the late Daniel Coffey
was held on saturday last from st. Psuls
church ~ the village. Mr.. Coffsy was
well known and remembered by the older
- section boss for many years
Tor the old b. & b. Railway. Mr.. Coney
nsd been blind for good many years, but
knew the voices Of hls old friends immedi |
stely on hearing them. His wife died
some years aimee, and be had made hif
nome Of late years with a daughter IN
winhall. He leaves . large family Of
and WAS "a yesrs old.
The following are a few OF the startling |
values that may be obtained at the lucSy
purchase sale at Levln's which begins Fri.
isy, April 20,h. Bow ties, cent; Mems
,olored bdkfs, 3 cents; Ladies' hose, 81
,ents; Mems hose, 8 cents; Infants shoes,
Is cents; Knee pants, IL cents; Prints,
cents; Boys suite, SO cents; Towels,
cents; Mems pants. 7s cents. Many
,thers too numerous too mention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

II you ever bought box Of Witch Hazel
Sslve thst failed to give satisfaction the
chances are 1t did not have the name "E
G. Dewitt & Co." printed on the wrapper
and pressed In the box. The original De.
Wits Witch Hsz,l Salve never fails TO
give satisfaction for burns, sores, bells
letter, cracked hands, etc. For blind,
bleeding, itohing and protruding Piles II
affords almost immediate relief. 1t stops
he pain. SJld BY A. II. Pettibens.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

Theodore Swift 10 s,iIi confined to th
house.
--Prentin Kent Of Dorset was 10 tow
Friday 90 business.
-wm. r. ovs Vas In New York The
last OF last week.
John Tuttls 10 10 South Londonderry
sssistins his father through sugarins.
Hon. J. X. Bst,heider Of ArlingtsI
vas 10 TOYS Monday ard Tuesday.
There viii be I business meeting d
the Manchester Gard Ciab at A. L. Miners
on Thursday evening 1t 7 80 o'clock.
Fred Eddy Of south Salisbury, sup
srintendsnt OF the Eagle Square WORKS
was In town Monday on busIness.
David Ewing and family will soor
move TO ,hls village, having ssnted No.
Boyn,on Terrace,
The h,sses lsham have decided on an
ether European trip snd have sailed from
New York for Paris. They will return
aad be In Manchester 10 August.
--Mn X. r. Bowman will 20 to th'
Hotel 0rmond, 0rmond Fla, this spin,
- sscn ~ the Ponce de Leon closes, n
careiaker.
Mrs. Geo. q. Swift, after havlss
spent the winter with her sister In Smith,
yalls, oatarie has returned TO Manches
Ter for the Summer ssassn.
Charles X. Beck has purchased thu
property Of g. 8, wissell on Main stree,
next south Of Vim. b. Andersont. Mr.
Beck viii take posssssisn at an early date
--Easter sunday eaxted rainy and dI,
nai 10 the extreme, bu, with all the ele.
nents against there vas large sttenc'
Apce at eli The churches 10 town.
--In another place ~e s.wsx Of two dear
hsing scen passiex west on Friday last,
o. Tuesday hve more we're seea 10 one
ersap as1 Dlae5a BHtis'.
- The frogs wers out Monday night IN
full force. Ne believe The old prediction
h that we will have one more good run o.
cap after the frog are nrst heard.
Mr.. And Mrs. J. !. Gssthsr returned
70 New Yosk Thar day. hisa Brown II
res hers sad val Z, main until th< spring
svefh sbeas the plses 10 completed.
The a a. base ball game Of the Bar
a ssrtos spriug schedule ~ili be on Sat
= day, Aprn sisL With the Drary High
iseAsslof North Adams 1t the Fair Ground
- 1osuv.
Mr.. Chas. lshAm ana sea L'nseln Or
ssss1 II tosa fhsrsasv nossise ssd 10
Wsesd their ssw rsssdsaes, whseh VII
49, es furnished csnpst<lr. They fe
tsrss1 - xs~ rofk Saturday sftsrpson
--rssdsy assaipS lat Al . o'clock tvs
deer were Seer W the school children
rssy ~ers psssanS ips ss-s 70 wsss ant
we're Asinx shs frxaln fests ihroug,
Chas Essssls's mssas~.
what. sbe mst.~s wiih taking In ID.
slgss res1h q tps I'd Of sstomooiiss
Tns nScsiass s,ii .oa b. 10 our mixst aps
- u slsss are vs~isss - . cetsrrent le
thsn csme deem.
LA letter frs~ sse pcpsas manage
sf th~ Easisox Base Bal Tram, WIN
0rves svid. we isars that the team sr,
ses praesscans 10 kss York for the con
Ing seassc asd Are 70 BE- susaxsr thai
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19
Msnones,es Pos, once

ons. hosr., from 8 ~ 1. IN. 10 500 p. n
Nails Close.
Oslag south III Is s.m. and s.s5 p. IN
Coass North $50 A. nj 10 p. m. Q Is p. IN
Manchester Ceaue, DJrsst and Peru stag
ll.i6 an.
Mails Doe.
From the North, ig.sO y. IN. $50 p. IN
From the South. 10 .. m. 8 30 and y. N
Manchester Centre. D)rsst and Peru 4 pm
onlss open 90 sisd,y from .. 80 to 10 =
H., 1918 10 i3.30 p. IN.
u. X. stsosDs. Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

PERU.
Miss Julia Store 10 In Weston.

Miss Julia Store 10 In Weston.
Not great quantity Of sugsr made
as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farnum are III
with measles.
Albert Boynton of Manchester 10 At
home for sugar-makiDg.
Mics Minerva Lyon has returned to
Nswtonville, Mass.
Edmund Batchelder 10 able to be absut
on crutchcs.
Society meeting Friday afternoon Of
this week.
Ten or twelve inches Of snow last
week Monday and Tuesday.
"A daughter came to the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Anderson last Thursday.
R /. Batchelder and wife Of Manchei-
ter Depot we're recent guests an Mrs. Alb
bic Batcheldcr's.
Misses Clsrisss Coolidge and Clara
Boyuton have returned to Burr and Burton
Seminary.
--xr. and Mrs. Allen Cbarleton are
guests At Mrs. Charleton's fathers, Brad
ford Prouty's.
Mrs. M. J. Hspgood ard daughter
stella, and four negroes arrived home last
Saturday.
Rev. @ r. Seymour and daughter Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are stopping few week
At the Bromley House.
The school directors have chosen Mu.
G. W. whitney a. superintendent. alio
clerk OF school board.
George B. whitney, who has been
principal Of the Maine street school At
West Spring neld, Mass for the past three
years, has accepted . like position at
wohurp, Mass, commencing April SD.
"A pleasant time WAS passed ct the
home Of Mics Minerva Lyon Friday eve
Ting, April 18Th, when . party Of yousg
people gathered, the hostess having no
previous know ledge Of their coming. The
refreahments consisted Of new maple
sugar.
NORTH DORSET.
%. X. whitney visited friends 10 North
Adams, Msss., last week.
Miss Agnes 81 eetsr Of Csstleton Nor
NAL school sitsd bers recently.
Mis- Nora Harris OF Manchester, visit
I'd 10 r. Grin,sh's saturday and ssndsv.
-Mlu Asuis Coosey Of Caslssos Nor.
al school, 10 spending Der Eastss vacation
hese WltA hss parents.
Miss Rose Mclaughlin, who 10 teaching
the North DorSss school visited Der parents
10 Pftisford, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Matte grIfsth Of North Bennise.
ton, wsa hare With b. parents saturday
and Sunday.
Ms. Frank Ra'ch. ard ossghtef, u
willisms.own. Mss.. are visiting nrs.
Rsicbe's paretti. Mr. and I'm. Barney
Cooney.
Nm. o i've Z Patty ~ North Adams.
Asss.. vish s~f gusaddssghsers, Elizabeth
aud Olive ss'ebler. came last week for Q
80 Day. .tsy Al Ihs Petty homestead.
East RursEr.
--xr. WIN. PaeIps 10 quite III.
--Abixsil Roberts Brown 10 10 town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

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1 rsaisNn ta.sfsSS a. AftAthsS.
N FsatsNse Fsssw Tar Ansfhe4.
fss esssksee ums ishss e~assh resS<ss
Gee Iasys,, G ~ p.Gr, G, a. Alsse
Gs~ei N a., ftnf ffsfbF Mar. ssEa rsisf. Ass.
Hsaksmf ksftsaaA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19
xs..an.sr, c,,s,. al Granville, 2. .

Ts~s Taste Mes. IL kssef March -. 1895
Lss.s hsasAessu psfoi fet selts ppssst sns oaaffg
fass en- la.se o a. $50 y % hsd ist y, a.
I4s.. Gsssyy ~ Sosfh Daf.es sns Msaehss;sf psPot
tss a a. tistf a %. ssse ~. an4 sea 3 "a.
kimsls Fsfs 49, Haea4 ffif ictsi as Fsfes nsy
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

Rev. G. 8. Agan left for saratssa,
N. T., Tuesday 10 attend conference.
-Miss AddIs Engel and Miss LlIls z.
gel Of Troy have been guests Of Rev. c. q
Agar.
--Ssvsral from tbh place sssssdsd u
funeral Of nrs. A. =. Loomh 10 bsuuing.
'ou Friday,
--Jssss EDDY and Miss Ceaso,s Of Pi.x
held, nass., spest 4sstsr with NJ. AZ
Mrs. Frascis Rice.
Tn eight chillsa q Mr.. asd Mrs..
Henry PIessast Who hsvs Zen sscs VIII
the raumps Ar 81 aeain.
1T expected that The play .Bstwssu
The Acts," which has beea prepared b
local talent, will be given soon.
--Eu,sf was appropriately observed q
the nsthodlst church. An Easter ssrmsp
Wa prsscbsd BY the pastor and special
mussc VA given by the choir. Ia the ew-
ming . concert wa given which was very
enjoyable. Previous TO the sermon Of ~
pastor 10 the morning be made brief ~
port Of the work dops 10 TIE past two
yean. During this time thsre have hssn
81 additions TO tbs church membsrship,
"a Of vhtcA were b. ooufsssion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-19

Snow nearly all gone from the mount
ains. The streams were high Easter SON.
day. II was bed day for Easter bonnets
bat good weather for grass.
BENNINGTON.
Tho venerable Lyman HARDWOOD Il
very low.
-An. Chloe PeiKsr Stafford, Md q,
lied u ndsy morning.
ID. =. 3. rscs 10 recovering iron
quite ser,ous illnesa
IS y. BowIes Of tue Banner stsn viii
besch The summer term Of school II Wood.
Ford, commencing Monday.
sorrn snArrssuRY.
IT. A. Dunlap 10 In New York.
Louis Asttison IL 1t home from Ys,s
college.
&C. .. Na,tison and Francis R,ce hays
.en ID Boston.
-yn. Edwud NilIing.ou 10 III, also
Mrs- c. z. Patten.
--rsal Freydeuburg Of Hartford, Cosn.,
10 Visiting friends here.
WIN. Cole and Dewey Cole have 70.
tsrasd fr IN New York.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-01-11

Tickets for the Gamble Concert are
on sale at Bradley's book store and
at Matarney & Myers drug store. ml
The prevention of consumption is
entirely a question of commencing the
proper treatment in time. Nothing
is 50 we'll adapted to ward off fatal
lung troubles as Foley's Honey and
Tar. Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita Meat Store keeps home
made lye hominy.
Chas. B. Rogers returned from a
business trip to Joplin at noon.
]. O. Hall and w. L. Halsell went
to Claremore to-day to attend a meet
ing of the directors of the First
National hank of Claremore.
Homemade p Preserves and Jellies at
the Vinita Meat Store.
R-I-P-A-N-S Tahules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
A 5--cent packet is enough for
usual occasions. The family bottle
100 cents) contains a supply for /
year. All druggists sell them. DIV
PRINTING turned out by the
Gbe Chieftain job department. is up
Color to-date. Any color or tint you
want. Have your business card
printed in two colors. Its more attractive
and only costs about third additional.