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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12

IN THE old and better days people at
large, even the uonsectarian. had some
reverence for Holy Week and during
that season, 10 measure at least, de-
voted their time TO church going and
sober thoughts and to some extent put
aside worldly pleasures. But things
have changed, and sports and pleasures
are now uppermost in the thoughts of
the vast majority. The following dis
patch from Atlantic City is an example
of the truth of this observation
For the benefit of the thousands of
visitors who will be in the resort during
Holy Week, the Atlantic City AutomO-
bile Club has arranged 10 hold second
series of races on the beach at VentnOr,
where they we're held last fall.
Have times changed for the better?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12
Letter TO K L Myers s. Co
Alexandria, Virginia.

Dear Sirs There Is endless discussion
about barytes in paint Perhaps this settles
the question.
Two houses exactly alike at Delhi. N Y;
the owner Of both is n Avery. One was re-
Gently painted DevOe; the other with barytes
paint; same painter did both jobs; his name is
George Gilbert.
One cost S27; the other S54. The first took
8 gallons: the other u. Six gallons DeyOe.
as to covering, equals twelve Of the other.
Yours truly
80 FW DEvoE * Co
P. Sc Leadbeater d Sons sell our
paint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12
Well Worth Trying

W. ". Brown, the popular pension ettcr-
ney. of Pittsfed, Vt, says: Next to pen
sion, the best thing TO get is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" lie writes They keep my
family in splendid health" Quick cure for
Headache, Constipation and Biliousness
Zoe. Guaranteed at +. 5. Lesdbeater & Sons
drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12

Despairing of any protection by the
police, Chicago women are now carrying
short-barreled reyOlvers of the bulldog
variety in their NUTS. Dealers report
unusually heavy sales of these weapons
TO women within the last two weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12

Ii seems the only rational remedy for
Coughs aud Colds would be b. move the
bowels and cure the mucous membranes Of
the throat and lungs at the same time. Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar does this. il
IS the Original Laxative Cough Syrup, the
best known remedy for Coughs. Colds, Group.
WhOoping Cough, etc. Tastes good and harui-
less. Sold by W. f. Creighton & Co., 40l
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12

circuit cOurisirO twenJy-IOur 10 twenty
Eine; increasing the salaries OF Supreme
Court Judges, commissioner of agricul-
ture, superintendent of public instruc
ton, and others; the ''jim CROW" street
car law. requiring all companies to
separate white and colored passengers,
elecling 10 the State board of education
only men who are committed to the
single-bOok list 10 the public schools Of
the State; the anti graft bill, to limit the
liability of hotel keepers for losses by
guests. under certain conditions; redisS
stricling the State for congressional cleo
tions; doubling the appropriations for
public free schools; increasing the sal'r-
les of members OF the General Assembly
t. $500 per session; providing for an in.
vestigali N of The Virginia Military In
stitute, tho Virginia Polytechnic lG-
stitute. and the Eastern State Hospital;
to provide for the improvement of public
highways and the working of conyicts
on them.
Among the measurs killed on the
calendar was the Rev crab bill. Among
the House bills thAt failed to pass the
Senate were the fremen's relief bill,
and the bill placing water, electric light
and gas companies under the inrisdic
ton of the Corporation Commission
This WAS an extravsgsnt legislature
The appropriations this year exceed by
more than 81 900, 900 those of any pre-
yious year, aud members of The finance
committee of The legislature say that
they have appropriated nearly 5000, 600
more than the estimated gross revenues
for the year made by Auditor Mayre,
Included in this appropriation, however,
is close to 500, 600 year for reduction
of he public debt, which will not begin
to be due for several years yet, the pay
ments being authorized at this time in
anticipating Of the date set Tor maturity
of part of the debt.
SENATE.
A sharp colloquy ensued Saturday be-
tween Senators Mann and Sale over a
resolution which came from the House
asking that the rules be amended so as
to permit the consideration of the Bar
rett bill, which provided for jail SEN
fences for those who violated the Sun
day liquor laws. Judge Mann ssked
the concurrence of the Senate, saying
that the bill was the only one 10 the
House on its third reading, and that
the House desired to discuss it. Mr.
Sale objected, saying he had been in
formed that there were other bills on
their third reading: He moved 10 refer
to the committee on finance and banks.
The Senate declined to refer and concur
red in the resolution by a vote of 80 to s.
The Senate adopted resolution,
which was concurred in by the House,
to consider a bill to re-enact the law in
regard to the assessment OF mineral
lands. Attention was called to the
matter by decision in the court at
Christisnsburg, which, it is claimed,
would inyalidate all assessments OF min
eral lands. The amended bill was in
PRODUCED, passed by the Senate, sent TO
the House and was passed by that body
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-12

The Market.
Georgetown, March. 12.-Whest s2a7s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

JOHN MCWAYNES' ESTATE

STATS oY ykRM mt, District OF Manchester, 81
$50 IL Remembered, that Al = session OF ihs
Probate Court holden al Manchester, within and
ttr raid District, on the 18th day OF March
A. u, 1876
Present II m W b EpaEsToS Judge
Where's , Marin .uopg, Administrstor Of tho
esist. oitJohu McWs no ists OF Dorse, In said
D. trot dtcea.,d Ihas this day presented 70 sAio
Courtlhis pc ilion 10 writing setting forth thati
will b. ntcss,s y 10 cell 81 OF tue real estate o.
aid deoeastd Tor the payment OF the debis
and charges Of administration; aud slso
that It i'll be beneficial for all parties interested
therein W cell the whole OF the real es'ate
OF raid deceased. and therein mssinH
application TO said Court for license ia
make such sale,
II IL Ordered. That all persons interested In
the estste Of said deceased be notified 10 appear
before said Court, at the Probate Office In Man.
chester, in said district, on the Slst day OF
march A. d. 1906, by pubhcstion OF this ords
three weeks suco.ssivey previous thereto In
The Manche ster Journal. = newspaper printed 81
Manchester Aforesaid, to show cause, ifsny they
m.y have, Why said license should mol be
1857 W. h. EDGEBToN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

MISS O B. PETERSON OF NEW YORK
CLAIMS BREACH OF PROMISE.
Suit has been brought through the law
drm Of b nnett & Graves by Miss .. b
Peterson Of New York sgaiDst h c LIND
l. n, presiden, a. more than hslf owner Of
be Bennington Knitting company, to re-
cover O., 900 dan ages in an sction Of as
umrsit. All the mill property OF the de-
fendsnt and his residence on South street
have been attached aud the writ Ia return
bile at the June term Of CT unity court to b.
held at Mar Oh ester. The young wcmar
clsims that Lindlofi, who like herself 10
native OF Denmark, made her promise o.
marriage but after courtsbip Of sever
years, she learned that he already had
wife Lirdl, ffhss been identified with thu
knit goods msnufscture here for many
ears. For fome time he was associate
Nth the late A. b valentine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
Mend Winds For Tho Dewey.

AT 80 MILES A DAY FLEET WILL Nor BIZ
DUE AT GIBHALTAn rEfoRE APRIL l.
Blatswain Bowling OF the dry dock
Dessy ba. reported ~ the Navy Depart
m.nt. He was detached from the dock
b the big structure reached Las Pal
mae. Causfy I.lsnds, IN the Doctors re-
port that be had case Of appendicitis
IN boatswsia reported that TIE crew Of
he To . leg Il .et had much hard work, but
had 4 est al Las Pslmss and felt content
with The novel cruise,
The dock had worked scme In the heavy
.. Alb. ana IL had been necessary TO re.
new or tlghten up 5000 rivets. IL was
fortunate that the Mediterranean course
mad be- chosen isstsad Of that around
Cape of @ ,od Hope. slss the deck would
no; hsvs petn able 10 get inio port Ike
LA Palma, where ahs could be repaired
From zoe Csnsries 20 0ibraltar the
distance 10 700 miles apd tbe winds ar'
ahead, VII Ia . percephois current hsw'
! ,uthsard slong the African coast, and a
tne DECK viii PROBABLY act DO able 70 msk'
more rhsn rtt, GiIes day on 40 .vefsgs
ID, n ct sill 40, be dee At oioeraitar be
for. Ap,il lat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
MRE Susan r. THOMAS, Insane.

syars ~ ,rhmosr lisiriot " Manchester. ~
b~ IA frn,mbersd, ihas ~ . ,e'sson OF the
PROBATE a urt holden ~ Manchester within
and fpr ,sid I, lstict on The lfsh day ~ sAich.
a. 1870
Pms hsr. Bos W. y BDorn or, Jupas
sh,nas p,rsr tArnum Guardian OF rnsan
y. III, mas, insADe, OF Dorsei IN sAid III triei
his ihls day &c, nitd " ,sd curt, his
Dc III ~ IN .i,ing. s~uirg forth that he sale
fst II he T. ~ ,sse OF ssid MAID, nd be
b.. efoi.l TO aud is nee sssIy Tor The sipport OF
s.d w.rd. said real estate g deserbcd as
lows. A Iot wth h dwelling hosse barn
ma ,htp sanding ihtr., n. siuA Cd In the
Village o..p,s,rt ~ he Town OF Dose, d
ihcitin M tinp alpl Gallon 10 said oout, Tor
lac nse sgls ~ such sale.
ti. %. dsi,d hat eli p~rsops intsrestsd IN
the es,sle Of aid eusap =. Thomas be po,ined
10 ppesr b, fore ND Court, 81 the Prooa,s
fise In Nat chester IN sAd bittrct. on III
h d,y Aprn A. ID 1876. by publication Of
this oidet ihf,e ", eks successfully previous
thereto, in the Manchester Journal news.
psp per pant d at asnehtster Aforesaid, 10 chow
osutn ,fsny hay may We. Why ssid license
ID uld no b 81 nseu
W b. Erornror, Judge.
i7sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
Big Land Purchase.

SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES OF TIMBER LAND
IN SUNDERLAND SOLD
Seven thousand acres OF timberlaud In
Sunderland weio bought Saturday bv IL.
Z. Eddy, law student 10 c.. G. Fits office,
msk,pg 10, 800 acres bought by Mr.. EDDY
sitbin month. The purchases were made
Ia the name OF c. c. Fits and we're Tor
Livingston Cushing Of Boston, who has
bought many large tracts In the southern
part Of Vermont within year.
The land bought by Mr.. Eddy consists
Of 2700 acres In Winhall. bought Feb, "a,
and $50 acres In Strsttou, bought FEB. Is,
besides the Sunderland tract. II was own
cd by the Battenkill Lumber Company, but
the title was not clear so the taxes were
20. paid and the property was advertised
for sale to paw the taxes, this teing simpl'
a plan to give Mr.. Cushing clear title.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

ErroEr CO.. sUNsrR fuMNrss " Nav
paNrsnlRr - THorsaNps SisiT IHE
GRANITE STAIR
sgtcisi .isii.iieal fepert upen 'New
Hsmpsbiis Kss ssmmer Resort" haben
asea BY the state euftAr OF isber, L,san'
Ser n. Cerroll. conaissionst A sAniliar ~
part vac ssuod " Uses sno attracted mach
ttstiiou, tbs the obs haw given oct "
mafe complete IN every way, bsins . mossi
q ,cum,nt o. We KIDD
Iihsiven cut thai there vss INVESTED
"a 1905 10 the State OF Ne~ H.mp' hhe In
TIE hummer business alone csp,ul ~
s22 as l7s. Thsrs ssrs Soa,7as guests
ak.u care Of. 10 1901 fsrm houses there
were "a 4so bondsrs KEEP; ard IA ssI hsi d.
enploy.d. There wn received from the
Summer bostder IN cash u Daa $40
Usdsr tras,isrt quests Carroll, the heart
Of the white Mountains, rpors 10 isss
than 5000 In 1905, Bethlehem bad 1900 +,
Conway, 10 $50, Alton and Lscenis, 10000
each woliboroush. Hampton and Ports'
mouth, 5000 each; Lincoln, 900; Ply
mouth, ) 600; md woods'ocs. 800.
wolfborough reports 300 iisinx 10 co.,
,sgss and sqmner home, hsmpt"n, Hold
.rtes and Tuftsf borough, 900 each New
eos l. 500; Rye, $40; Br,hie d. N, Rumhey
sa1sp,s, chester nsld, Dublin, 800 escn
| f. bis introduction, Commisslooer Car,
roll Gays;
"Du,irs the six Years siocs The last r.
port covering this industry, for II u Que OF
the States important ipcusuies, there BAL
been very large decrease In the smoau
( capital invested In summer to'tls arc
bosrdiug houses. More than one and !
oslf million dollars have been expended a.
Breton Woods 10 the White hsuntsip
alone, new and magnificent hotel 10 nos
pes ring completion In the Franoonis notch
replacing the lons.famous Prefils house
aud modern hotel costing over $lao,Wo
IA being constructed on Lake sunspos Il
other sections Of the State there las ais
been a large investment 10 new hotels an
permanent improvements,
There has been a marked change 10 I'd
character OF the summer business In thi
State In the past few ysars. In forme
Years the large majority Of the summe
people we're found In the hotels and board
Ing houses, while In the more rsceptlyear
large numbers have built caups And nome
about our lakes and rivers and among GU
, hills and mountains, where they md re'
nd epl,yment. At the fame time thsr
has been Increased demands for accommt
dstions at the more expensive hotels, wher
every luxury can be found"
1 We have right here In our own State o.
trsctions and beautiful spots enough to 81
, commodste as large number a. Me-
: Hampshire. Our natural advantages II
. xcell those OF our sister State and We ~
1 hours easier of access from the great eel
d t.rs Of population.
. viii our people not rise to their oppol
: tunitiss ard make use Of the wonderful r.
= sour. es al hand ard In due course OF Ito
dei i've as large and substantial revenue
Ices he GRAM Slater
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
TN RE JOHNO. CHAPLIN

Il
ArrATs OF VyRMr MT. district OF Manchester. o.
Be II Remem oered That NJ . session OF the
Probate Court. holden at Manchester, within
ana for said Dis Iict, on the l4lh day Of Mach
4. d 1906
Present: Hon. w. b. EDoERroN, Judge.
Whereas, Ann 4 ChAplu Gusroitn oil
John 0. Chaplin In.ane OF Manchester
IN aid pis,riof. has this day presented
10 said Court, her petition in writing
setting forth that II will be necessary 70 sell
| IN OF the real estate OF said ward, for the
payment of d, BITS and the expenses o.
msiDisnsnce OF said ward and therein
| making spplicstion 10 said Court for license TO
| ni-ke'tuch raie
II 10 ordered That al rersons interested
| ,hsreia be notified to appear before
said Court. ~ the Probate Office ID
Manchester. In said district, GU the ith day
OF April "A ID. 1906 by pub icAtion OF tnis
order three weeks succeseively previous there
TO- In lhe Manchester JOURNAL, . newspaper
| printed u Manchester Aforesaid TO show causs
II any they may have, why said license should
not be gfansed ~
463s W. u. EDdEbIOS Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

= Est1ir q UokA UEfFfIfH
The uno.rsignsd. having been sppotntsd ~
N. rox Pfo1aa@ Court "a the District OF Man.
rhs.1.r Couui,sioners &c receive. eIsmine and
.dlu.t III CAFES sud csnarcs OF al psfspns
Cora Gr1f'h. late o. Dorsss
M ,sid Dis net, osc.ssed. hereby give notict
thai 90 wi.i meet fos the purptss 81 tianiniht
80 5000 ala claim, a. fhs store Of a. n
fi,-s h Ia n los,es on the itth day of repiem-
B n iss i,csn /, De o'e oct nntii iou' o'esoet
yr o, sasa day, a1d tbs, fiI months ircn The
ixh a., Of Hsreh 1876 IL 1bs time
limited b. ssld Court aor sAid creditors 70 PIE
tent tLsfl elssrss 10 ns fus sfsmanAaich Ana
sllovsEce :.
Dated /, persst iLis is'h day CT March.
oEoBGR WALL. oOmr..
IN ubifffTH
Loplss a Buffum, ktmsnast ssor. y. Del " !.
ten, vsrmoDt hs~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
IANErTE WlLKINsON's E~,Ars.

" r.rr ~ ssnMisr nistio ~ Nsnoh.s ~, -.
Tho Probate C0af for he District n Aanc.s@srl
To al person. Interested IN the estste OF
Jsnette Niln,on!I.te Of rapdgs,e In said District
de ,osssd' apN.Tiso
% IN. authority OF the sts,a ~ Vermont I, yoa
sre heieb notified 10 appear hefore the sAid
Probate Court, al the Probate Once IN MAnohss.
Ter. IN sail District, on the eth day of April
ID 1906 10 sbov cause, snvsou hsve Why
III account OF Fred Beutey tdme Of the estate
o said deceased shonld not be allowed, and
.l.o whv the residue Of said state should noS
be distributed 70 the parties entitled thereto.
D ted Al Manchester, IN said District this
9th dsy Of March A, d. 1904
Biv W. n. EDaERT0N. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
VERONA E. HOYT,S Estate


STATE OF VERMONT District Of Manchester, ~
Be il Remembered, That 81 session OF the
Probate court, holden Ut Manchester within sno
tor said District on the 7th day OF March
a. d 1906
Present. Hos " B RDoRroH. Judge.
whereof, K J. Hovt, Administrator OF
the estate OF Verona y. Hoyt late OF ssndgAte
IN said District dsceased has this day presented
@ said Court HE petition In writing. setting
,crth that H. will be necessary TO sell al OF tns
real estate OF sid deceased, for the payment OF
he debts and charges Of administration; and
herein making application to said Court ior
lics nee to make such sale,
II is ordered That oil persons interested 10
the estate Of said deceased b. potifisd 70 sppesr
before said Court, At the Probate offcs 10 MAD.
chester, In said District on the 2Sth day OF
aavch 4 D.. 1905. BY publication OF tbs
ord ~, three weeks suosessiveIy previous thsrs'
TO in The Manchester JouRHAL, . newspaper
printed in Manchester Aforesaid, 10 chow cau-e.
4 any they may have. why sad license should
DOT be gtanted.
59w W. b ED6EhTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
10Y Il. SHIELD lN.s Esrlrs

~ STATE ~ vsaNosr. District Of Manchester, -
The Probate OO,1t for The Dsstrsct Of Aaroheav
To all persons interested IN the estate OF
1 ucy II sheldon late OF Rupert In said
Dt.,rio, deceased nRvrrIsoi
By the authority OF the State OF W rm nj, sou
a.s hereby mott led 20 appear before the sAid
Probate Court q, the Probate Once In Msrchss'
Ter 10 said b strict, on the 2sih day of March
A. D. 1905, TO show canss, II any you havei why
the Aocnun, Of LmmOn, sheldon, and hmuh
sheldon Admire Of the estkte OF ssid dtoessed
should not he allowed, aud aiss -sv the residue
n ssid estate shonld not be distributed 70 The
pArties entitled thereto.
Dated ~ Manchester, In said district, th's
oh day OF March, AID 1903
a5sw ", u. EDuERfoN, Judgs'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
VERONA E. HOYTS ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT District Of Manchester
The Probate Court for the Distrid Of Mdnchester
10 al persons Interested In the estate 0
yerona Il Hoyt, late Of Bsndgate, In said Dis
tiict deceased GREETING:
r, the AUTHORITY Of the state Of Vermont, yon
are hereby DollGeo to appear before the said
p,obate court at the Probate Office in said
" anohester. in raid District. on the 2sth day Of
March A. %. 1906. TO show canse. II any yon
h W why the account Of Il y. Hoyt, Admins
or OF the estate OF said deceased should
q / be allowed, and also why the residue OF said
estate should not be distributed to the parties
entitled thereto.
Dated At Manchester. in said District. this 7th
da, Of March A. d. 1906
i53w W. b. kD0EhION,Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ Esaass "a Hptt u htss
The unasrssgpsd. hsrins pesb spresnisd ,,
IN, tion. PROBATE Ooaft ter The psnici ~ MAS.
chester uon rntss.cnefs, 20 rsestrs, ersnssns AND
.Alusi al alAins ana dsnsnts OF ali persons
sFatns, The estate ~
Hsury Esui lais az por-ei
70 s.d lsspc, &aosssc. heisbs ave
uo,,cs tasa 90 gill Dsst Tor the
perpS.rs afofssssd ~ he aw orAos Of
y 1, sIoh lad ~ the village Of hsse. sssst
Cepsst ia ..sd pFtiSi on ihs is'h day Of
e,p emf r.lyps. froG ons ociech y = unnl Iouf
.oeloca ~ Of GAIA d., and that sir months
iron lh, 80 h day Of sarch.A.p.iss. 10 the nHs
limited BY SAID Court for ssid creditors 10 pre-
SEQ, thai, claims 10 ~ for ssAmipstior Ane
AilesADcs,
Dated Al Dorset this lsth day Of hAreh
u, lss
GRO n. Vial. cou,,.
NAiHAAIkL howAikI
VIM 4 Kat Adminisuaiuf. Def-ei.
VEN 4, tTsw
Y TWIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

The Rspdolph Herald dnd Ne's' says
that Col. rJoso Bat,ell scored one agains
the automobile at the recent Aiddieours
town meetisg. 90 his initiative, The town
voted 10 closs To close seven miles OF one
highway against the mschlne, u being tht
road leading 70 Col. BaItsll's Bread Loaf
Inn. Ysar Uncle joey" scores occasion
ally.
Tea, be does. but We would like to hear
his sIplapstions to some OF bis guests 81
the Bread Loaf Inn when they are obilefd
10 leave their autor seven miles out OF town
AID trantfsr 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

President Roosevelt hA, sent The name o.
the Hon. chss. y. Francis OF Troy, N :
former minister to Greece, to the Senate 10
b. Ambassador TO Austria-Hungsry TO
succeed BeliAmy storf Mr., Frsnei'
father. tbs late Johs N. Francis, was form
srly Ambassador to Austria. Mr.. Franci'
10 well qualified 10 every way for the high
honor conferred BY the President, and VIII
bring ripe sIperisses to the position
We congratulate both the President aud
Mr.. TrAscis on the selection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
u changes OF advertisements must
ne w hand not later tnsn Tues.
osy morning.
Important.

Lcos q, the address oa your ~rsrpx -
The dass isdlesiss the tine to whieh you
ere p.ls W. NO eOsipu are ssss es. ia
ds.s 90 yosr wrapper viii be chsssed TO
oss w~sk sfter psymsr, 10 made, Ssh
@rtncrs uili please ws.cb thair wrappers
Il 10 iaporlAnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

lie, every oss zee TO 1t that when he hi'
ou, bic ,rveo,ory blank this sprinr that be
dosssr forget 70 announce his political pre-
isrsocs. Tue cseeases ere coming on 5000
asd " zoo have no, made Known bow 700
s,asd politically, you may be prevented
srou voting M csacss. A. delegates TO the
state ard Copgrvssionai eosven,ion' A's 70
be sslsc,sd u bshcs,es oil 10 be 10 posi'
tier to ys.s shesld they wish to.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
Guarantee.

TIE usasrsigpss hsrey agrees 81 rsiStd
lhs messy OF sss ecs 81 os~N xhs.Lss.
siiys Qslnlne Tssists " u tsis 10 cure
your God OF Issrippe. Get boz seasy.
lsilnu. A. ". FETtihuNk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

10 place the 6sgsi,y and The hnnof and The
psias ~ ne eommpn wealth 10 bic tender
spd dl.ri~r.tsd teeplng - tlnrasssass
yrVs ggsm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

ISARN sOR u ,t,R .-0s si.lins ul sla sores.
L ITO AGRA. under cultivation, ~ Sunderland
End Manehe ter. Uss sh has.~ hing
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

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