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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17

II. Ten Eyck, now with the Univer.
sity of Wisconsin, In coaching the
! Philadelphia Barge club the prese al
season.
Jack Sheridan, the veteran um-
pire. says that Lajoie has a find IN
Liebhart. The old umpire oplnes
that the youngster has splitter
working as well as Chesbro ever had.
and besides he has the head and con.
troll.
The Thomas Auto Company, In the
East, have just turned out the new
Thomas flyer racing runabout.
Thomas says that the cars have ma 10
7S miles, and will make sensation
all over the country.
The Royal Tourist people have
built several specially designed cars
for the mining district OF Nevada.
The cars carry four besides full
camping and prospecting outfit and
an extra supply OF gasoline. Several
Of these new cars are now at Tono-
pah
The Fresno Automobile Associa-
tion will hold their first racing meet
next Saturday aud Sunday. Barney
oldneld is one OF the entries for ,he
Si0oO purse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
Cuts Office Force.

Atlanta, Ca, May 17.-Today the
Southern Railway made general
cut of its Office force. IL has not
been announced whether this Is done
In accordance with the policy OF
economy or is simply the usual re-
duction that comes every spring pre-
paratory to the lighter summer bust
ness departments throughout the
southern and western divisions. OF
which Atlanta is the headquarters.
and the northern and eastern, OF
which Washington is the headquar-
ters, will feel the effect of the re-
duction. Just how many men will
be laid OF or lose n share OF wages,
is not known. but the probability Is
that each Office will lose four to six
men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
THE DAILY
SPORTING
SUMMARY

The Oregon University nine de-
feated Jay MoCormick's team at Eu-
gene.
IL j. ]. Dalrymple has been MISS
ing around the llihee club. his where
abouts are explained by the Portland
Kennel clubs annual show.
Silverton and Barkley high schools
will play at Willamette Falls field
Saturday.
The Salem high school baseball
team goes to Chemawa this afternoon
TO play the Indians. In the last
game last season s. II. 8. beat the
red boys by only a small score, and
II will no doubt be hot game this
afternoon.
The Hartman system on Will
annette ieldl showed up the offcials
of the state house last night by a
score of IL to /. The s. p. company
are hard to beat In any way.
The San Francisco Fly Casting
club is to have a new club house
erected on the Truckee river. II is
to be modern and roomy. built OF un.
finished stained lumber, with a large
club room and stone fireplace.
Los Angeles pitcher, Wallace II.
Nagle, is to be married Saturday 90
Miss Leota Pedlgo, OF Santa Rosa.
He says this will not interfere with
his playing in the series OF games at
San Francisco.
II has been stated that Yale will
enter its second crew In the Henley
regatta at Philadelphia on May 25th.
Yale varsity Defeated her SECOND
eight last Saturday by less than
length. and OF the two crews the
varsity Is not much ahead.
Albany high school won over the
Albany college baseball team We'd
nesday ~ to 4.
The Willamette girls should open
the gates and charge admission whom
They have their field meets. They
would probably more than pay ex-
penses.
George Herberts. OF Vallejo. and
Young Choynski. OF San Francisco.
have been signed % fight at Vallejo
on the night OF May 29th.
Fred Plaisted, well-known in row.
Ing circles. has taken the place OF ".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
|CURRfNT FvfNTS|

The man who robbed the selwood
postoffice was sentenced to prison
for nine years. His accomplices got
one year each.
The submarine boats. Lake" and
Octopus stayed under water the
fun "a hours.
European crop reports are unfa-
vorable. and In Russia winter wheat
is almost total failure.
American relief organizations are
saving thousands OF starving Chi
nese.
After n long struggle In the courts.
Abraham HummeIl. the New York
law crook. will serve term OF ono
year at Blaokweli's Island.
England will build two more war
ships OF the Dreadnaught type.
The new passenger cars manufae-
tured by the Union Pacific shops, at
Omaha, will have side doors. instead
of entrance at the ends.
A. ], Mitchell. OF San Diego. has
challenged for the Upton cup.
A, n, Jones. a New York architect.
fell out of bed and was fatally tn
jured by striking on china cuspldor.
s. s. Bailey a well-known horse
man. Ia III at Albany.
A motorman on the Chicago elc-
waited railroad proved hero by
staying at HIS post aud saving tho
lives OF large carful of passengers
after his clothes we're on fire.
An Oregon City court holds doc
tors cannot collect bill for work.
Rev. Clark. who married the no.
torlous Mabelle Gilman 90 Millionaire
Corey. has ropented and sent back
the $1,000 marriage fec given him.
Portland Hebrews have organised
a political club.
The Austrian government proposes
60 prosecute the $4,000 non-voters
who refrained from attending the
polls at the recent election.
Portland will celebrate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
raI Wilder for National omce.

fral Wilder for National Office.
>hn City, Tenn, May 1.-THE
encampment of the department
|ennessee, G.. A. r., met at the
prs home today and will tomor-
n annual session, Gen. John T.
sr commander. OF Knoxville,
Fding. The gathering is the larg-
y recent years, which Is believed
h because II Is called at the sol
home, The Tennessee depart
Is urging the election OF Gen.
p as commander of the national
Niiatlon, which meets In August.
fal Burton, OF Missouri and Gen
Burroughs, OF New Jersey. are
ply opponents TO General Wilder
Be place. II Is said that all the
pa and the Illinois veterans are
fenelal Wilder. as well as all
The south. He has many admir-
mong the veterans in all the
as during the war he met the
from all the northern states
the line of battle. Many Of
Nill support him for the place
FmmandHF. General Wilder Is
the last volunteer generals OF
Evil war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
The Life Insurance

Muddle has started the public 20
thinking. The wonderful success
that has met Billiards. Horehound
Syrup in its crusade on Coughs. In
huenza, Bronchitis and all Pulmon-
airy troubles-has started the public
to thinking OF this wonderful prepa-
ration. They are all using II. Join
the procession and down with sick
ness. Price 25e, soc and 800. Sold
by d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
Call for BIDS.

Bids will be received by the CIT,
Recorder up 10 o'clock p. m.
Monday. May 20. 1907. for the con
struction OF a cement concrete wall
on Twelfth street. in Salem. oregon
in front of the south 4b feet OF lol
No. /. in block No. 3. In Yew Parl
addition TO the City OF Salem. Ore
gon. w. A. MooREs.
5-s-l0 Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
TRACK AND FIELD
MEEr TOMORROW.
Willamette VIII Enter Strong
against the McNiinnviilc College
Athletes.

The Willamette University and
McMinnville College athletes moot
here tomorrow on tho w. U. field IN
n field meet that promises 10 be in-
teresting.
The Willamette men have been
getting In some good work lately.
and. under Trainer Heater. have
been seveloping into good form,
Heater says that ho expects 90 see
some better records than In their
previous meet with Pacific college.
Cummings. Kornick. shanks.
Forbes. Unruh. RAIDER. winslow. Bel
knap. Nelson and Mace viii bo the
men 20 represent Willamette tomor-
row:
The events are 100. a20, and 440.
yard dashes; i20-yard high and sac
yard low hurdles; half-mlle and mite
runs; pole vault; broad and high
jumps; i6-pound shot-put; hammer
throw and discus throw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
A Narrow Escape.

G. w. Cloyd. merchant. OF
PUNK, Mo-, had narrow escape four
years ago. when he ran a jlmson bur
into his thumb. He says: THE doc
tor wantNd TO amputate II but I
would not consent. bought a box
OF Bucklen's Arnlca Salve and that
cured the dangerous wound" 25e
at J. c. Perry's. druggist.
Notice 60 Real Estate Dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17

For stomach troubles. biliousness
and constipation try chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many
remarkable cures nave been effected
by them. Price 25 cents. Samples
free. For sale by DR.. Stones drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
Trial Of Mrs. Bradley.

Washington, May l7.-Mrs. Ana
NJ. Bradley. the slayer OF former
Senator Brown. of Salt Lake. at the
Raleigh hotel last December. will be
put on trial on the indictment for
murder today Her attorneys have
been urging an early trial on account
OF the frail health OF the prisoner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
The Texas wonaor.

Cures all kidney. bladder and
rheumatic trouble: sold by all drug
gists. or two months treatment by
mail for 81. DIR. 70. w. Hall. seas
Olive street. &c. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials Sold BY stones
drus store. dw-iyr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
sncclnI NIecilnp Tnnlght.

The Salem Board OF Trade meets
at It's new quarters this. Friday. ev
ening TO take up the Fourth OF July
and other important matters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
'hisier Travels the Wide White
Way.

'nis'er Travels the Wide White
Way.
n York, May IA suicide IN
Sman's dress was found at
FoSery this morning. The re-
are unidentified. Cireum-
Indicate that Il was Rev
ooke' who eloped with Florct'
haley' a Long Island heiress
y ward.
proving Aches and Pains.
4 Josie sumner. Bremond. Ter.
April 10. 1909; 81 have used
rs Snow Liniment In my fam
ihree years. / would not BE-
u in the house. ! have used
Y little girl for growing pains
Aes In her knees. / have also
Tor frost bitten feet. with
.eeess. II Is the best limimenI
4 used" 2Se. soc and si.Oo.
n D. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
wILLAMETTE FRUIT
AND PRODUCE 90.

Wholesale dealers and commission
merchants. Cash paid for Butter,
Eggs, Poultry. etc. w. +. Cummings
ana c. A. witcraft, Cottle block. sa-
lem. Or; J. C. stapleton, SO Union
Avenue. Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17
Hoeriain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

Pre- is PROBABLY no medicine
that is relied upon with more
eit confidence than Chamber
Collie. Cholera and Diaryhoes
fdy. During the third of a cen
n which It has been use. peo-
'AVe learned that Il Is the one
" that never fails. When re-
with water and sweetened II
'asant TO take. For sale by DR..
" drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-17

The Eagles will hold n big open
air May carnival at Pendleton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
About Eyeglasses.

Unfortunately there comes q day In
each ones life when the eyes require
outside assistance TO accomplish their
usual results. Many are obliged by
slight defects OF vision 10 adopt glasses
quite young, even as children. aud II IL
fortunate that science has made such
progress In this branch, for there IL
nothing sadder to see than blind per
son. Accidental loss Of sight cannot be
overcome. but slight defects may now.
thanks 10 the oculist, bc generally
rcmedled. The wearing OF glasses Is a
trial from the first TO last, although
the fitting Of the nose glass is reduced
TO fine art Spectacles are the only
comfortable and satisfactory sort to
wear.
II IL better TO wear nose glasses
without a chain, even at the risk Of
breaking them, for the chain drags the
glasses to one side and frequently
weakcns the springs. The chain, too.
twists Itself into intricate kinks at in
convenient times aud causes a word
or two OF mild profanity on the part
Of the wcarer. II something must be
worn. n cord IN better Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
Savings Bank Which Never Lost
q Dollar on a Poor Note.

I'hc Vegennes Enterprise A. YER
mnnirr thinks tba, the good luck the
hyde Park Savings Bank has had in
pIaeing its loans is due 10 the policies
of Ibis Bank in investing its money Mt
hme. II says:
The iamoilIe County Savings Bank
snd Trust Company Of which Carroll
\. Page il president, passed the mil
lion dollar mark IN IT. assets July VI.
This bank has never lost dollar on a
poDf note and makes all it, invest.
nieut. in Vermont. This fact may be
one III the secrets of success Of this
financial institution. II has been no.
iieed before that everything that e.-
z vernon Page is Interested IN IL
successful.
This Bank pays 4 per cent. com
pounded emi.anuually on deposits Of
800 or more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05

Il WANT MES WHO WILL STAND BY ME-
de yaller fever brnk out, he wuk night
an day, lax he alters do. Mos ebery-
body git outen de city. but de pore
folks had To stay, an de doctor an
muses. halter stay to look arter 'em.
DIR. Halton stan II for seben week;
den he tnk lie fever an die"
"Dr. Haitonw ! exclaimed s.Rbat
name sounds familiar"
nCo'se II do, sab. De papers was
full oh II. DO doctor was rich man,
an be done glib bofe hls life an money
10 de cause. reckon de whole world
done hern bout hun. He wuk night
an day. all de time, an nebber fought
oh req"
"And you remained with him through
II ailr' asked
sob co'se'" Jock answered simply.
''De doctor lowed was good hep. !
was big an strong an could wuk roun'
an lIf' de sick folks"
And you didn't catch the fever;"
l.No. sahr' showing his teeth little.
II reckon dis nIgxer's skin too flck
for fever ait frou. Wen de doctor die
! had no wnk, 80 ] nnss roun I'LL de
winter come an brek de fever. Den
pick up all do Doctors t'lngs. Yo' see, !"
bis voice growing low and tremulous,
'iie doctor done ,ole me sell eberyt'ing
be hab lef an buy me li'r home some
whar. Kit 10 hun'erd dollars an
come up disaway Yo' knowf"
I nodded. had often seen and nd
nilred Jocks little vine covered cot.
,age and wondered at his exquisite
taste IN shrubs and flowers. ON one
occasion , had tact aim walking back
aud forth. grooming some strange a.
r!cau melody 10 a plufui mite of hu.
nianlty ~ his arns Perhaps this was
the 'llT boy" be was 80 fond Of.
How old j. your little toyf" asked
"unnno. sab Reckon he's a heap
orer = bis sire on count o. helm twist
Cd. yo' see hoSs. u didn' pear jes'
r1ght for uae 20 use de doctors money
for myAf SEEMED lak II orter 90
h de pore folks. lak de- rrs Oh his
forfune sai dar war le orders. So I
bnss Ne honse an den hunts roun' an
an's Dc skimpines' bii % pickAninny
Him cns dat Amt de leAsies aide TO
keer tor hlsn~'f-aa sess oai 10 raise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05

- CAN'T let you on now. Jock"
crpcsiuinted ilapatienilr 'Thes.
lines must be run by saturday
and you're the best chopper
have. Can't you wait till next week r
Jock looked down at me little ~
proaehfnlly. | thought.
lis 'hieeged 10 20. boss" he said de
clsisciy 4 done tole 20 my li'r boy,
wuss. Mnrret's Tobe jes fotched me
< De news. Id akc pcw'fnl TO hep yo
MI, but jes' csyH. don yc' seey'
"yery well." answered irri,ably as
I opened my pocketbcok and began Ia
Z count out the money due him. "only
( don't come whining around after more
work can't be forever taking on
new hands aud teaching them the
ropes want men who will stand by
I me"
spoke rather more vehemently than
meant 10, but liked lock and was
very unwilling 10 have him go, He
had been with me only few weeks,
hut was already worth any two men
had Considerably over SIX feet In
height and strong and massive In pro
portion, he was al once fertile In expe-
dents and perfectly obedient 10 orders
was thinking regretfuly OF Jocks
departure as turned my instrument
around and sighted back over the line
Everything was al right, and sig
nailed the roar man to come forward
As took out my field book to make
some notes ! was conscious OF a light
touch on my shoulder.
"What-not gone YETI" asked.
NO, boss. ] cayn' 90 disaway. II
! ain come back no mo | don wan
yo' t'lnk OBJ me as no count nlgger.
jes' 'bleeged 10 go"
"Oh, that's all right" answered, Il
little ashamed OF my III temper, "You
needn't mind what ! said about not
coming back, I was ont OF sorts. II
] have place, shall be glad to take
you on any time"
The black face cleared instantly.
"1'ank yo', BOSS Tank yo', sah
like yo' als wuk. Yo'se de bes' boss
rs had, 'cep'n' de doctor"
slipped the field book into my
pocket and sat down upon stump.
"Who Is this doctor you are forever
talking about. Jocky" asked. 81 am
getting curious about him"
Jocks face became grave once more
fancled could see tears glstening
In his eyes.
Hes de bes' man dat eber lib. sab
de berry bes' man de good Gawd eber
made. ! been his body sarbent for ten
Kitpnr .iatip ar lihas dfiYi. hip ~RicK 4ifh sbsAY
almos know wat he t'ink bout He
dldn' hab no folks nowhars, nm he
ulster say dat war his'n's family. He
TUX me in de wood wen he hunt bugs
an tings, an he TUX me In de city
wen he wuk for de pore fo'ks.'
How came you to leave hlmi'
Il dld'n leave him. sab; he done lef'
me. De good Gawd TUX him. Wen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
Room Size Rugs
THAT ARE of SUPERIOR QUALITY
BUT VERY REASONABLE
IN PRICE.

Wilton Velvet Rugs in many rich, dainty, floral and
Oriental designs. ADMINISTER, Body Brussels,
Smyrna, Smiths, Oriental Tapestry and
kashmr.
Ingram. Japanese and Crex Rugs. suitable for dining
rooms and bed rooms, in all sizes.
An elegant and complete line Of Carpets, Oil
Cloths and LinOeumS.
Splendid Stock of Lace Curtains for Fall.
Transact your business where facilities best qualities high
goods and prices right
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05

HES DONE CUBED!' HE CRIED RADI
| ANTLY.
eber done befo' Dar'll be need for
mo- money, an she say she ain too
ole to hep max H."
suppose looked puzzled, for joel,
added quickly:
Its de muslclanln'. T'ings like
dat when dey's plumb blin' inside is
'bleeged to come out, reckon. Oar
was an origin an pianner bofe to do
hospital, an dat boys fingers jes' mach
ally foun' de way TO 'em. An de fust
time, reckon, was fore he could
| walk, for ! beered him tell my ole
nanny dat de doctor If HIM off de
stool an tote him back to his bald.
But de mex day he crawl Off dar ag'in
some way, an In de end de doctors
hab to Glib IN, When he start home all
cure up, dey tell him to wuk outdoor
dis summer an git strong an den come
back an dey'll fix up bout his musi-
cIanin'." Jock drew himself TO his full
height with unconscious dignity as he
added: But de III boys mine, an is
gwine fix up bout all dat. If he's
stronery, lax de doctor say, Is de one
to pay for all dat readin' off paper
study, but " ne wan stronery II
wouldn mex no difrunce. lie wants
1t, an is boun' to get 1t for him.
If he becomes a good musician,
Jock" ! ventured. "he VIII soon be
able to do something for himself and
perhaps to help you
"Hes black boy" said Jock grave
ly. "cep'n' for dat he mont"
During the next two years heard
occasional reports OF The boys progress
through Jock, ana once round an
Item IN newspaper about the part he
took In a concert, This gave to Jock.
who hid It awsy among his other treas
ures. The third year we were down at
the extreme end Of Florida, working on
the extension Of railroad to hey
West Jock had been with me oil this
time, nntiring, devoted and. J might
almost add, Indispensable One any ne
reserved iet'er rrofn MS poy ai'u
Drought " 20 me WIN an eAi'ressioh o'
mingled uehght ana ihereupnN
What yo' tink, boss" be said In an
awed voice. "dat picianinny's started
out for hIssef, an he's done sen me a
check for SIX hnnerd dollar an write
DAT It's for jes' 10 weeks wuk play
In chunes. He say for mo 70 buy de
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05

sas-saaa=5s s-s.srs
"I'm going to put up sign" he
SAID. with a smile, 80 that Terrence
cannot rent my property or accuse
some one else Of theft"
"You were awfully cross that morn
Ing" she said with n reminiscent smile.
n remember 1 rushed back e the tls
stay In the horrld place another day
Were you sorry you changed your
mindT he asked softly,
"Not after you found that was not
q thief"
"But you are" he persisted. You
stole my heart"
~ might say the same OF you," she
declared AZ he took her hand.
"'Set thief TO catch a thief" he
quoted Have | caught you, dearf
II guess you have" she confessed,
"though you don't deserve TO-"
"And next season we Will share the
stra wberries," he declared 1T will
be joint ownership then"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05

O~~-N~~o~
Mornlngton scowled at the tiny dish
Of berries before his plate. Sam, his
iusky man, smiled apologetically.
"Ahm doif my bes'," he declared
"Ah shuah would llak 10 koteh EN-
Same here.n declarsd MSrningto|a,
next door take them do you, Samf"
Sam shook knowing head The
young ladies', he declared, could not
be guilty OF such depredations. Ever
since they had moved In they had fa.
vored Sam with sunny smiles as they
passed his yard on the way to the post
office. Sam was their secret slave.
With Mornington 1t was different.
He had resented the appearance OF this
little colony on the next farm. There
were six of them, five girls and an
elderly woman, who apparently chap
eroned them. Gossip said that they
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05

were artists 1Bio were spending the
summer Ia the country to sketch, and
their daily faring forth with easels
and canvases bore out the statement.
Mornington hated artists In general
and women artists In particular He
had bought the florence farm that he
might have quiet, and bow could a
man have quiet when six ehattering
women occupied ibe adjoining farm
house not 800 feet awayf
The strawberry beds bad been the
Inst irritation The previous year lie
lad berries In profusion This season
there were few 10 bc fpnnd The doz
en- on - In the saiieer We're all Sam
had been able 70 gather In day He
was certain that his ncighbors raided
his garden. aud, without anIonnelng
als Intention 10 Sam. he rose early the
next morning.
The sun had barely risen when he
took Ills place behind the tool house,
whence be could command a view OF
The gnmeg. Presently a slender, girl
ish figure came hgrrying from the 9th
or house aud entered the plot Morn
ington wallet until she had iille1 the
pan she carried and wna about 10 W.
Then he stepped out with hail. The
giil looked mp pleasantly
Cool morning" she cried Won't
you have some ~ Ouf berfiesr
~ should ike some Of milne" be said
pointedly.
''Do you grow them. tooY' sho asked
Mprnlngioa marveled a. bes seil poo
peas!0n
4 grow them" he assenied, 'or.
Gather. cue Of Torreace'a men .ows
them for me Thai Il as far - have
bean able Ia get this season have
not oaiea many of them"
1--WE have them every morning" she
said bsfsEly. ITS oae of the things
we moved 70 Tie country for. fresh
fruit. After beAng eooped UP In studio.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
Cash Feed Store,
l. II. DcnCfl, Mgr.
Telephone. 7i2
Manchester Depot. W.
Going to Build ?

II so, you will need Locks and
Hardware Trimmings, and can.
not iail TO be interested in the
beautiful goods made by Sargent
x Co. Nothing adds so much
to the finish OF building as
artistic hardware. The cost OF
the best is but small item, aud
the difference in price between
poor hardware and Sargent's
Artistic Hardware is but triiling.
For the best Locks use Sargent's
Easy Spring,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
W.C.LandOn &CO.
Evelyn Street.
Rutland, Vt.

To insure getting the Easy
Spring see that Sargent & Co. is
cast on the case of the Lock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
Jocks
Li'I' Boy.
o, rRAss n. SWIFT.


oopynsht ns. b. Prank II. sweet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
~ l T

Can YOU afford 10 have your
cows pcS,ered and annoyed by
flies when cent per day will
avoid !, aud this cent will re-
sui, in increasing aow OF milk,
NIT will also kill hen lice
which will result in increase Of
eggs.