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Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

Thousands have pronounced
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
the greatest healing power on
earth. When medical science
fails, it succeeds. Makes you
we'll and keeps you we'll. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets.
E. w. Herring.
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

Every woman appreciates q
beautiful complexion, 80 much
desired by men. Such complex.
ions come to all who use Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
E.. w. HERRING.
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05
Trustees Sale.

Default having been made in the payment
Of the principal and interest in notes number
made by Joseph V. Whitesides ana Lille L.
Whitesfdes, his wife, dated August IL, 1895,
recorded In Book II. at Page 26A, Of the
County, Missouri, conveying all of the north
west quarter of Section eight ~, 10 Town
Charlton County, Missouri, except q strip
two rods wide of the east side Of the said
northwest quarter Of said Section 8. extend
ing along the full length of said quarter
Section, sold to James F. Taylor. will. at
the request of the legal holder Of said notes,
sell the above described property at the east
courthouse door in the City OF Keytesvilfe.
Charlton County, Missouri, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF APRIL A. D., 1907.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock am. and
ave o'clock p. m. for cash.
o F. SMITH. Trustee.
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

Improper action of the kidneys
causes backache,' lumbago, ,rheu.
matism. ''Pineules" is q kidney
remedy that's will relieves these
diseases. Pleasant to take and
guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. "Relief in
every DOSE" Sold by E. w.
Herring's drug store.
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

The Salisbury Press.Spectator
says it knows of wedding.
Now we are wondering if the
editress of the P.-S. is to be one
of the high contracting parties,
Do tell
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

SALESMAN WANTED:- Three
salesmenlfor.our county, town.
ship and:railroad survey of Mis-.
souri,. These: surveys are q
splendid compilation of facts,
figures and drawings and are of
wonderful value. Counties and
towns:. .are.... fully indexed and
populations of each are given;
railroadsjplainly shown and dis.
tance. between all stations also
pIainly.-shown; congressional
districts outlined and numbered.
A splendid opportunity for
energetic men.
RAND MCNALLY &C.,,
Am- Chicago, Ill.
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

Itch cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by
w. G. GAsToN, Druggist.
Chariton courier., 1907-04-05

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Charlton,
In the Circuit Court of Charlton County.
Missouri. at Keytesville, May Term, 1907.
ThOmas W Reid Plaintiff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

igBiA a Ne mssass il ihsi tha -.
cslle5 UrilsA STATES Deepest Moesr
xss spssce 10 he several states iAal
esasae8 Al The tins the H.usfai Act
wns gasecd ia lss ard wks satF es ~
ibe nsll a tbe u :. ForernmsBi. Thn
Hate lahBrd iheir share 10 tbs various
towns according 10 their poTpisiaen.
and ibe interest thereof VAS ~ BE- ~.
pswpfAAied ~ tbs iown Tor the ave II
il common schools. and The principal
10 ~ niarpsd. A. provided IN sasd AT
10 The State treasurer whenever called
'er by ham sPoH The reqaisiison II she
United States We 81 noi pose a. ca
pounders ~ The lhw. but i sccms to ~
ihsa the contract entered iuts by the
siNif IL lsS wiil have 10 bold anti
such time A. the United States Govern
meat shall call for ihe money II the
state can 10 easily break faith with the
iowns ~ thai what assurance have we
thai another legislature may not see
di no take the money from the school
fahd and divert i 10 other chsHaels.
state highways. for insianeei II the
stats should b. fortunate enough 10
cover this whole fund into the pcrmS.
Bt8i School fnnd and gc, il in nice
NoFklag order, wha, would they think
81 lse United States should make a ne.
ques. Tor Us reiurnf What would then
9eume 81 this portion Of The FermaAeai
Seho0i Fund.-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

street. aud shortly before Eve O'Clock
this afternoon the end came. The ma
iurc 81 the operation was not made
public.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich was born at
Portsmouth. n. H.. Nov. IL, 1880, aud
was graduate of Harvard College.
He was employed for several years
after leaving college in banking house
conducted by his uncle in New York
city. He held editorial positions on
the New York Evening Mirror, the
Home Journal aud the illustrated News
until 1886, and from that year until
1874 conducted Every Saturday, pub
lished ia Boston. He edited the At
laniic Monthly of Boston from 1881 TO
1890. He was the author Of many
books Of fiction aud poetry. Mr.. Al
drich was married in 1865 and is sur
viyed by his widow and one son, Tai.
bot b. Aldrich. He was awarded the
degree of A. Nj. by Harvard in 1883.
and that of l.. II. d. by Yale in 1901.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

In recent issue Of the st. Adams
Messenger the remark was made tina,
New York City was about test the Wis.
ion Of pupils in the public schools, just
as Vermont did two years ago, and
then asks why Vermont did not keer
il up. There is no doub, in our mind
OF the value Of having the children.
eyes tested but il certainly should mol
fall 30 the teachers LOT as they have
enough 10 do now, goodness knows,
without trying to make occulists out OF
them. II is the belief Of a good many
iha, this superficial examination was
more Of an injury than good for in
many instances the repor, ofthe teach.
er, made in good faith and with as
much accuracy as was possible, has
been taken by the parents Of the chill.
dren as an accurate diagnosis and they
have acted accordingly. There are
few things that need attention more
than the eyes but they are generally
The las, thing that the average parcn,
looks after. BY all means have the
children's eyes looked after ha, no, by
the already oyerworked and undergrad
teachers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
Notice Of Special Town Meeting

The legal voters of the town of Dor
set Vt. are hereby warned to meet at
School Hall, in said Dorset, on Thurs
day, April 4, 1907, at 10 o'clock a. M,
TO act upon the following matters, to
wit;
First. To see il the town will vote
an appropriation to extend the Dorset
School Hall twenty (20l feet.
Second. To see what action the
Town will take in regard to exempting
the personal property of the Norcross-
West Marble Company from taxation.
II. b. KENDALL, Selectmen
II. e. STONE, OF
NJ. +. KELLEY. Dorset.
Dated at Dorset, VT, this 18th day of
March, A. d. 1907.
This notice is given in response TO a
petition signed by r. NJ. Campbell and
twenty-five other legal voters of said
Dorset. 47-2w
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On the Other Foot.

According 10 press dispatches AT.
torney. General Fits Is about 10 bring
sai, against the town 81 Arlington be-.
cause they came out the same as Man.
chester did, and voted not 30 return
the United States deposit money 10 the
state. There will be pretty bard job
ahead for the state 10 collect this. w.
Manchester Journal.
Possibly, AZ n matter 81 practice, but
mol M fnAiier Of Judicially establish.
ing The right 10 collect. II anything.
HE lawyers for such towns as refuse
10 return the money or account for IL
b. the state vii have a pretty hard job
h. establish their clients right 20 keep
il. No mhiaer whAi gronnd they may
sci on a. tile 10 The money they win
be mel With fundamental principle 81
the las o. property, thsi The state
could MOI and sd not, when i sppof.
toned this money among The towns in
lSs6. convey 10 them Any more rights
IN il than il had itself. Aud, Tor rs
oan part. ii was and il only aeposi-
tAsy. This Is The money o. The people
IL ibe United States, and heYut has
been parted with by ihem other than
h be deposited with The several states
IN trust = ~. AlbAns Messenger
Under The Ahoye beading tlae ~. All.
hans Messenger eFlliciscs ni ed-
isaslAl 81 ours il it, usasl ~ SIS K
bu, we are forced 10 Edn @ Aas
poi made oui l@ach Q! se, The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
NOtlcei Tax Salel

The nonresident pfopretors OF the Town
OF Dorset, In the County OF Bennington. are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said Town within the years next preceding
this date, remain either in whole or In part
unpaid, on the following described lands In
said town. TO witt
About one and one-fourth acres OF
land with auerH . tlghtf Ii5sS sier as the
Iy Of the Freddy Quarry; and
about five and three-foufths acres Of
land, more or less, located easterly
and northeastefiy Of said "Freediey
Quarry Dump. Said lands being
owned by Freddy, Prince q Wilson.
Taxes due thereon $40 ~
About one and five-eighthS acres OF
land, more or less, with buildings
thereon, located In South Dorset, IN
said Town OF Dorset, and known as
the Edward Young Place owned
by Edwafdfoung. Taxes due thereon S,6 IS
About one-fourth acre Of land, more
or less, lying on the northerly side OF
the highway leading from the Dwight
sykes Corner" so called 10 Fast
Rupert and easterly by Thomas Tobins
land. Owned by Smith billiard.
Taxes due thereon 81 %
And SO much OF said lands will be sold at
public auction at the hotel In East Dorset on
the a7th day OF April. 1907, at ten O'Clock A.
N. as shallbe requisite TO discharge said
taxes with costs. unless previously paid
Dated at Dorset, W., this 10th day OF
March, 1907. J. N. BEBEE,
Collector OF Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
SWALLOWED CARBOLIC ACID.
Bennington Young Woman Thwart-
cd In a Love Affair.

Bennington, March ls.-Miss Lillian
Newton, daughter W. b. Newton. a
hardware dealer, attempted suicide
this morning by drinking carbolic acid.
Physicians were summoned immediate
ly and drastic measures saved the
young womAn's life,
The rash nc, followed the announce.
ment by the young woman's father
that il had been decided 10 take her 10
the Brattleboro retreat Recently she
had been receiving the attentions Of
Henry Griffin, who came here from
Boston 10 work on the new electric
railroad. Griffin was elected from her
fathers store last week, where the
young woman was employed AS clerk,
and be was later arrested on a charge
Of creating disturbance, hearing
being held Saturday. AT the same
time Miss Newton was examined by
two physicians 10 ascertain her mental
condition.
Griffin was discharged on condition
that be pay the costs and leave town.
The physicians decided that Miss New
ton was mentally unsound and this
morning her father entered the room
TO tell her that arrangements had been
made TO take her TO Bratteboro. No
sooner had he left the room than the
daughter swallowed portion Of the
contents of a bottle OF carbolic acid.
She was unconscious when found but
the energetic work of the physicians
overcame the effects of the poison and
she will recover.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

II was with no little pleasure that we
read In the state dispatches last week
that AT the annual meeting of the
Windham County Fish and Game Pro.
tectiye Association State Fish and
Game Commissioner Thomas came in
In for severe criticism. Ii has raised
Mr.. Thomas in the estimation OF all
genuine sportsmen 10 be criticised
rather than praised by this Fish and
Game League Of Windham Co. These
are the people who tried so hard to de.
feat the rcappoinimeut Of Commission.
or Thomas and are also the ones who
wished 30 have the trout season com
menee In April and that is the reason
they are sore ON the commissioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
CHASE AND DALEY.
Law Firm 10 be Started In Brattle-
b0r0 Says the RefOrmer.

The Brattleboro Reformer OF this
week says;--
II is expected that new law firm
will be established in this town within
a few weeks. The members of the
firm will be ex-senator Charles S.
Chase Of Nottingham and William r.
Daley of Bennington. Mr.. Daley was
states attorney for Bennington county
at the time Of the Mary Rogers trial.
The firm will be quartered for time
in the Office in Ullery building former.
ly occupied by Robert c. Bacon and
later in the Office at present occupied
by ullery q Co. Mr.. Ullery will move
bis Office to the floor above.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
THOMAS B. ALDRICH DEAD.
Was Well Known Literary Man
Suffered Relapse After an
Operation.

Boston, March ls-Thomas Bailey
Aldrieh, the author, died AT his home
in this city late today. He failed 10
rally from serious operation perform
&C some time ago.
Mr.. Aldreh was operated upon al
be Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospi.
Val several weeks ago. and il WAS al
drss thought this, the operation Was en-
lirely snece.sial, The patient, how
eyer. laier suffered relapse. and for
some time past bad been In very Sc
reas condition. Last nigh, be vas re-
moved 10 bis home on Noun, Vernon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
COMMISSIONER WILSON BUSY.
Great Interest Of Farmers In Eradi-
eating Bovine tuberculosis.

Bennington, March II. H. S. Will.
son OF Arlington. state cattle commits
sioner under the law enacted by the
recent legislature, is OF the opinion
that bovine tuberculosis will be Grad.
icated in the state of Vermont during
the next few years IL the present trend
in that direction continues and gains
strength proportionately.
Until recently the testing of dairy
herds and the killing of cows that we're
found 10 be affected with the disease
has been question that was solved by
the individual owner. II farmer
wished 10 make butter and cheese from
the milk of animals that were not
healthy he did SO, and, except in es-
pecially aggravated cases, nothing was
done 10 correct the evil.
Within the past year, says the com.
missioner, a public sentiment favoring
the exercise OF greater care in the over
sight Of the milk supplies OF cities and
larger villages and in the conduct OF
creameries has been apparent. The
city Of 81. Adams has issued orders
through its health department that the
milk Of a COW that has not been sub
iected 10 the iubcrcniin test cannot be
sold by dealer on the streets. In the
town Of cabo, the local creamery as
ISOLATION has made a rule that the milk
Of no uniesied COW will be received.
and as result the cattle commissioner
has already received applications to
test over 800 COWS in that town alone.
He Is confident that similar regula.
lions viii before long be in force in
syery municipality and corporation and
% every large dairy section.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

The latest bulletin issued by the Yer.
mont State Board of Health contains
many things Of interest aud not the
least of interest is the report OF the
analysis Of the various samples of milk
from this town. This was made from
samples taken from the milk wagons
while on the street, and It would seem
that our milk supply was in very good
condition, as the only complaint msde
was that il was dirty. Toe aeh esre
cannot be bestowed on H. MIR 10 tbc
handling and there is ne 8abi but
that our people are awaking @ a sense
OF their responsibilities, foy we find
that in some sections no milk will be
allowed 10 be sold in town unless the
cows have been sujecied 10 the tuber.
eulosis test.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

r.. NJ. Campbell was in Granville
for couple of days last week on rail
road business.
w. X. Roberts has been confined
for several days with toothache and I
grippy cold.
Miss Maverette Randall of West
chesterfield, N. H., has been visiting
Miss Ada Lille.
Sheriff Godfrey has appointed E
W. Barrows deputy sheriff for this
section of the county.
Joseph Mcbride has gone to Tuck.
ahoe, n. y. to work on another OF
Mr.. Norcross' quarries.
Miss Ethel Seymour spent couple
of days in Manchester last week with
Miss Grace Sexton at the Seminary.
William Gillette and wife of Man
chester Center have lately been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marvin.
Miss c. de Nottbeck with Miss Ed
wards of New York has returned to
her summer home here in Dorset.
Having sold his farm in Dorset
Hollow, John Dalton is to havean auc-
ton of his personal property on Tues
day the Doth inst. See posters.
w. j. Holley is making extensive
repairs on his property in the village.
He is turning into a residence the barn
now connected with the house, and ex-
poets 10 be able to rent the same for
summer occupancy.
Burr Phillips has made arrange
ments to carry on Moses Sheldon's
farm the coming year. He purchased
very good farm team in West Pawlet
last week. We wish him success in
his new venture.
The Norcross West quarry has
shut down till about May LIST. There
is about half million feet of marble
on hand which the company wishes to
use up. II is understood that enough
contracts are available 10 keep the
quarry running for some time.
Quite number, owing TO the warm,
spring like weather, have tapped out,
40 AS 10 be ready for the first run Of
sap. 1t is astonishing bow fast our
snow has disappeared, especially on
the east sides Of the mountains, during
the last few days. The writer has
played several holes Of golf and finds
the course in pretty good shape for
this time Of the year.
The regular meeting Of the Dorset
No. 81, was held Wednesday
evening in the Grange hall. The first
part Of the program WAS given up to
he subject Of China. The latter part
was used for several debates on ques-
ions OF interest in the home and on
he farm. A social hour was spent at
he close Of the meeting, while the
members sampled the popcorn and
Judge which had been furnished for
he occasion.
All the semi.AunuAl business meet
No OF the Baraca class las, Wednesday
evening, held at the manse, the fol-
owing officers we're elected 10 serve
he ncrt six months; President, Burr
vice.president, Wayne Hnleit;
Henry Harwood; treasurer,
Ernest Edgerton; teacher, Mr.. Car
,ars; hustler committee, Alvin Wade,
John Nichols and clarence Blackmer;
.ocial committee. Wayne Hnlett, wiz
and Richard u. Campbell.
Plans for the future were talked over
md number Of the Bsraca songs were
,racticed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

Look 81 The address on your wrapper
~ The date indicates the time 10 which
you are paid up. No receipts are sent
but The date on your wrapper will be
changed in one week after payment Is
made. Subscribers viii please watch
their wEAppers. i Is important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

Our thanks 10 Heman Dyer, Esq,
city clerk Of Pasadena, Cal, for very
instructive and beautifully gotten up
booklet entitled City Auditors An.
nuAl Report Of the city Of Pasadena,
Cal, for the years 1906. There is
one feature Of this report that is par.
iieularly interesting and that is the
hno school buildings, with the special
buildings devoted 10 the kindergarten
work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

Scientists have now figured out the
weight % The human soul. They claim
that il weighs from ono.half 10 one
ounce. We know Of some bodies iha,
circulate among their fellow morials
that we will wager are possessed Of
smaller souls still II their present lives
are 10 lakcn ~ criterion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
Excursion to Washington, D. c.

Via Rutland Railroad, March 10Th.
Good ten days. For fares and partic-
ulars inquire of Ticket Agents, or see
advertising bills.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
NoTIn.

Subscribers who are ord
ais fuE The Tribune PArn r
IL mind that VI .5S i The b rhc
douRxAL and Tribune ifmer. Du
o. y ~ prevailed up 10 Msich 10.
OTTO X. BENNETT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

Mrs. Sylvanus McWain painful.
sprained her wrist last week.
The Mayhews have moved dowr
into G. T. Grifiith's house, recently
vacated by the Averys.
The Christians, who recently re-
moved from town, shipped their house
hold goods to New York Saturday. ,
Misses Lucy and Helen Wall went
to Rutland yesterday for several
days visit with their friends, the Hill.
fit.rcio.
The sap started running in some
places Saturday, but not very enthusl-
astically. Some say it is waiting foi
the equinoctial storm.
The neighborhood prayer meeting
this evening is with Mrs. W. c. Ian.
don at 7.30 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to be present.
There was dance at the Hall Sat
urday night. 1t broke up rather earlier
than the one two weeks before, but it
was Sunday morning before all was
quiet.
Mrs. J. H. Wright of Brooklyn ar
rived in town Monday night. She has
come to move her furniture from Mr..
Wallis house on East street, which the
Wrights have occupied for many sum
mers, to a new home in Brooklyn.
The robins and bluebirds returned
TO town apparently on Saturday, and
song sparrows were in evidence Mon
day. Spring must certainly be coming
at last. Red crossbills and redpolls,
both winter birds, were also observed
on Saturday and Monday.
M. L.Walker received new boiler
and engine for his sawmill Friday. 1t
is about ten horsepower more power
full than the old one which he shipped
back in exchange. The new engine
began work Monday. He is expecting
new mill soon to add TO his equip
ment.
Mr.. Pell, who has managed the
Arlington House, has rented the Will
son House for year, with the option
of buying it, and is to occupy it the
first of April. We shall be very sorry
to lose Miss Burt and Miss Lakin. They
have kept a neat, orderly house and
set a good table.
SOUTH DORSET.
Cold nights, warm days, sugar
weather.
Mrs. John Cunningham is moving
10 Shuttleworth quarry where her hus-
band has job.
Potatoes are a little scarce and
high. Parties go to Granville to buy
hem, and often buy other and more
liquid food and drink.
Rutland. as seen by an outsider, is
iirty, cheap, high-priced and overdone,
with goods y per cent. higher than in |
and Dorset.
The telephone service IN No. a is
immensely mixed up, insomuch that il
: almost impossible TO get message.
cause, too much rubbcring on the phone
md il hurts them all.
Marble men are thick. Spoilers
ooking for marble and marble quar-
les come with money 10 burn, and we
ave got the marble and want the
money 10 use, and there seems to be
big boom coming. Shuttleworth. on
be other side, is already booming, and
10. Of would be buyers are in the
rest side valley, and there are quar-
les enough for them all and Of the
cry best grade Of stock. The idea
hat whole section OF marble land
Nth good marble 100 feet ia thickness
. 10 be let TO lie idle when the demand
annoi be supplied, il nonsense. The
aarble business in Dorset ten years
rom now viii be somshiug immense,
nd those who get in on the ground
DOR will get rich. ~ CLONE. {
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21
Steel Ceilings

Yes, ! am still taking orders. and put.
ting them on.
Now is \ good time 10 order and
have them put on in the early spring.
IL you have a rough, cracked, plastered
ceiling let me call, quote you price
for a design Of your own selection all
up ready for the painter.
Steel ceilings are handsome, fire.
proof, warm and durable and the best
OF i all is they stay up. Order now.
Will put II on TO suit your convenience.
W. A. PURDY, : Manchester, VI.
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Mhst fseNsttAn4 . xhaNgs a Es&fste 500,
sofghss thNRss sst isii 10 flYs tHNAfa sasfsss
- @sN 80 refsrsA
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PLACE FOR SALE.

Acre and half OF Land, Eight Room
House, Large Hen House and Yards,
Room for Horse and Cow. Water in
kitchen from spring own. II sold be.
fore June LIST, will take $500. Build.
ings all new.
J. Is. COVEY,
47-3mo Box 81, Manchester. VI
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AZ changes Of Advertisement
must be- In hand not later than
Tuesday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-21

EOR SALE One good Jersey Cow eight
years old Extra for butter,
o, N, DERBY.
so-aw Manchester Center, W.