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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Rompileer eriiken Die oeutf9en
katboliken Dubnque's.
Pin Soro bcs Gampfers aa6nis albert".

sn @ors beg Samplers "a6n8 albert.
Den 6. |tm 1908.
Sic Som: silser Deg s. 81. s.. Central @ercins ienben inss
seidrrnt Die ber3lfien GriBe an ibren perDienten Gbrenpraiioenten
GihauS 8onncr. ionic an ac IKE beuhden @laubcnsbrHSer IN
Subuque, Soma.
an iunba banfborcr erinneruns sebenfen mir Der srobcn Sc
neral |eriammlun8 DcS :. 81. s.. GentraI<Scrcins unb bes antbo>
IhentascS scbalten in Dubuque, Soma, Iesten Soerbf - as.
elmer be9citcrnben %annh8ebuns b5 fottoiifen SeuH9tblms Der
Teretntgtcn Staatcn.
SIRE Terion unb Sbdtsteit bodibGscnb, gruben sic ber8ib
.Subn 9. selters, graHbent, @aunfsmur antom eammel,
glenurf. 81. S., Stem 9ot. 81. g.,
P. slaeDus oease, :. :. 8, soiepb srep,
aItus. arfanlas. Sem gorf. 81. 9.
EecuttbsGprtte
gt. aep. Misr. g. soeliaer, GIeranber @losnann,
g. 5. SelDbaus, Stem Dorf. .aouis Snuml, Ban Gitp, geid,
0ibacI 3uber, Baltimore, Yb. antou 6. gRersmannL
9fep. Sobn ). Saentin, Suneau, s. s. saumboer.
isis. .appdoniu surrm6oer.
9ep. Bernard 90. 3eu, s. e. 9, antpntc Ieersnrnnn.
g. Suesges, @lne Sc. Shmibt.
aparia Seder. linton (pon soOua) aedtfcincr,
Soiepb garter, Nemarf, 81. $, v 81. arnolO, ST.,
Cutanc Gnienberser, ST., Cecilia WeueGer.
Darn q: oeiucr. suius espsp. sr, Gan anhOnio.
gars. @ieie, Scras,
Grace BERGEN. 5. 6. Sielmann, Gan antoniO.
aatbrine G6rHten, 3eras,
gcrp Gep. Spiepb antpOnp, -. %. geurin 9ielmnnn, ean antonio.
Gap, Seras,
aoie 9ee. 0etrot, @f. soiepb E. Srep, SO. ., gep
GILBERT @pfner, Bloomington, gorf Gmp,
Sutnois, 9Mo. Norb. aerren, ct. Srancts,
isis iii sampsD' ssp. @m. 8. edrea, Buffalo,
Sreb. Org. g. g..
appOonia seueuer. aO. Sobn SO. Caller, Cincinnati,
Spbn q. Nemmel. Chic,
Soiepb 9. Saut, 9cp. @nt. Serbian, Someiteas,
CHARLES 8rosfRlb. 9ennfDpnnia,
2ouis 2utbenauer. G. 5. Sdramn. Ttttsburs, Ga.
Geo. geser. Carolina Sacobs, Eittsblr9, &c.,
clinton 8ur5, guffdIo, 81. yr Srau Setter aern.
Senrb Sanien. 9en. Ioam 3. Sonuer, @&aees
8. 8. Gdeees, sr, 9ods, go,
Gnthonp 8rosfeIo. &ep. 8. ). @oebel, Yittsburg.
gutdp Wetndnn. GeunpIbauid,
George Sdmitt. Hp. Reter q. 2auer, aeganoria,
Senrp 5ubrmann, SIbzSafota,
Setter Sfulte. SRI. Bertha Sten9er. California,
Serbtnanb Salt. Setter Stauoufer, Chicago. 81.
Setter 8. Shmitt. 6rau 28e Stauoaher, Chicago.
Gnorep girfle. Srau IRurscrct arNl5. Chicago.
Soipb Senfbues. Sreb. @oeIfcnberg,
Yeter &ern. Bernard gTaboff,
geb. s. 8. &kefump, 6ifarius S6aefer. Setroit. Rif.,
9fp. Soipb g. S6peQer, Sri. DRaia Sager, Buffalo, q. g.,
5enrp Nerrunn. Wnria Geubedcr, Buffalo, g. g.,
Clara gielnnn. Scnrp Ghetielo. Yfelroie. 0tnn.
Georg WenneL. Intou Gpn Der 6aar,
Intbonp Sere. 6cnrn Sdniot,
Srant aerbel. 9b. 9. 5. Sefcr init 8rub Iber
Srau Sranf 8erbeL. DEM @aner).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Terlanst.

500 6armer uni 8aumtpoue. Shueiue. acrn
unb 8etreioe Su 5ieheu. Neitere 500 nm Sbitz
bau, 8Grtneret un6 @eHlgeI5uht 5u betreibeu
i'm Gainesville. SeSirt. IeraS. llnu6ertreiFidles
<ma. arteiiideS Sruuueuruaner uuo Der bette
8ooeu. SuterurbnrsS a6neu ourd ben @6rtnes
rei' uno Sbits9iitritt fino i'm Ban be8rifen en-. Nus
geSeidnuete 0eiegenh eiteu iir eroBe uno tieine
iabritnnter. Sieber Nlinlfa'Grnten in elmer
Cation. 2 5000 older NIialfas9anb in Guote Guuu.
tn 5u oertaufer. Wan noreiire: Commercial
GLIB, Gainesville, SernS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
San0! San0!

aatbcliten. bic 2onb Su maBiaen 9reiieu Al
taufer miiuidlen, in elmer tatholiiden @emeir6e
mn iponnnalten Srieher. nnroen sur tnrn nat
ai beiebeu. Dir baben eiI 9efuuoes. ongene6mes
8limn. eutes @aner uuo irudhtbnren 8ooeu.
@ir Sieher aue Sorten pom 5arrsYrobutten
Rirteruti5en, SAFER. @erite. &urn, II. T. 10. Qus.
e%e5eihnete @eseno iGr 4feross sd1neine- unb
Giehs8udlt lberbaupt. ebenials fir S6t. aommt
pia Der y. q 81. Giieubnbu. gSeitere Nustunit
ertbeilt y. y. Seitmann, Sberlin. Decatur
Gountp, Aouias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
STORE FOR SALE,

A very favorable chance to buy
stock, dry goods and notions, and go
into business at Valley Falls, Kansas.
Correspond with
REV. JOSEPH SlTTENAUER,
Valley Falls, Kansas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

Spteu o, oeH o. Sultt.
@etreibe.
Wet,en-
gull: s6M@sST.
Sept. S5@S5A.
Rorn-
Suli: 67H@6SH.
Sept. 65B @66S.
6aier-
gull: 45945M.
Sept. 37@37N.
Slar-9lo. l q. 10. s1.2s; Ro. 1. G
10, $l.l6.
4iebmarft.
Shtpeine-
Sdmere. IS. 05@5.55.
S6wsre. raube. $5.0505.25,
gei1ts. S5. 10@s5 52H.
Semii4te. $5.10@5,55.
Yteb-
0Riuopieb, s7.15@7.75.
Ribe uuo Rmber. $2.00@5.75.
eddie
Ginbeimii6e 2Gmmer S4.25@5.5 SO.
Giubeimiide S6aie. S3.25@4.9O,
DslHi9e 9Gmmer, IS. O0Q6.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
0eae,t GrebSiGa0en.

3D. empiehle HERMIT Stroop'S berabmte
beutidbe Taluer. Steieiber betleu ieber mod
nidat nufsebrofeuer arebS ioupbl innerlid ais
6useriih. Sas anettannt ein3ig bete NRittel, nm
Wasentrebs erfoIgreid) 81 betlen. Segen Nd6e.
rem. 3eugniie v. !. no.. idlreihe man an:
Goiuaro 3. Voeotng
Seneco, &anid5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Mhtnnq, warmer !!

1886 4dsr 5arm uno @i.bfarn, $40 per Nder:
63l Qder Jarm. $500 per Nfer: 500 Nder farm,
$50. TieS limb aus &c 5eit1nete 8eeiuaureen.
Vi6cns, y5he 9arb Man," BILLS Toint, Ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Wnte Iarmen

in beutid1er fnthoItidler @emeinbe 81 ie6r rt6sts
Seil 3reiieu. Sfreibt lnt Site unb 9iloer al,
I. y. 9eainsbaufen, &imsNf6er, cfla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Seset @ner 0elo in Sag Gonntg,
SID Saf0ta, au.

Ear Guunto 6armldnbercien an Der Milpau.
fee.aaiiens2tnt Ter Sooen ~ tdrpar3er 4ebm
nit elmer lbons llnterlaGe; rethlidler Hegeuiaa.
g8ebiter IN Der Gountps Sib. SeuolterMtgS3abl
1000, NIT einer srpben 'atboltidpen STRIDE. Sdluie
uno 9iarrbaus.
Wtigr. &enrD Dtenfin8, @iarrer.
9an Gpuutp nuroe I'M Sabre 1850 beteoeIt unO
hat tatboiiihe airden in benen in engtiidber.
beutider, irau5otidber nno polniider Spradle
oeprcoiat miro. 2dnoereten boz $500 bis $40
pro Ider, lie mad Der Sage uno BEL ger0eiiers
uneeu. Sdreibt I'm RGbereS an bic:
EGElAND'S LAND AGENCY,
Webster, S. D.
Dept. C..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Waibinaton.

Seutide aatboIiteu. tueldle iih in oeutid,
tathchid1er umeebuNs. NIT poleubS seorSrsten
oniuieblen ruiinidleu. iiroen bier i'm ,,Zdolidt en-
Yaleuie" Die bette CBeleeenheit. Beiunbes. ans
getebnt. sentaBistes aliftn, reidper Sooen, aus
gehabt) omit ben 6reiS: S35 bis SOS per Ndher,
nod iinr,erhtn oolenos iuert. 3uperldiiiee Sn.
formation. 2eutih poer Gngliid. 1htooore j.
SGaaf, Cotton, Nbitmau Co, gSai6ington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

hrasta can haniiy L. Distinguished 90
ans aiafoi pfinrpr and ths ref#-a 81
the foranef cpala and qniss ~ plausible
excuses a. that 4 The 'aiief
so ane ~ Mr ilnrnius hpliungs ~
~. lated ibe forcr u this sIsech anare
lasily than did w nouglas himself
10 Invited the dangerous oentar te a
coaferenve and frankly proposed q
lrac what tooA place l-tNeeu them
was explicitly SCI forth ~ Mr. LIN
coin 10 = little knot ~ bis friends iu
the oGiice 81 IAnc,ln 4 hierndon about
two days after The eleriion We guafe
,he statement ~ u q lrwin. explicit
D Endorsed by u, !. Harrison ami
lsnac Coedale w n Tierndna. my
self { 4. Harrison aHd isaac Cag
dale were present What llncoln saii
was about this that the dat after the
Peoria debate Ia 1864 Douglas came 10
him nincolni aud rattefed him that
be nincoim understood The territorial
question from the Organization Of the
government better than all the opl.o
sltion ia The senate OF The ruited
States. and be- did not see that hr
could make anything 10 debating II
with him and then reminded him
(I.incoln. OF the trouble they had civ.
en- him aud remarked that Lincoln bad
given. him more trouble than all the
opposition IN the senate combined aud
followed up with the proposition that
he would go home and speak no moV
during the campaign II Lincoln would
d. the same. TO which proposition LIN.
coin acceded" This. according 10 Mr.
lrwln's view OF the thing, was run
ming Douglas Into his hole aud mak
ing him boiler Enough
or course Mr.. lincoln ana Mr. Doug
las met no more during the campaign
Mr.. Douglas did speak at least once
more tat Princeton. but Mr., Lincoln
scrupulously observed the terms of
the agreement
TO BE CONTINUED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
CLEANUP ORDINANCE.
Scheme Adopted by Park Commits
sion In Los Angeles

Many Of our California cities aud
towns are adopting ordinances requir.
ing vacant lots aud untidy premises 10
be cleaned up. says the Los Angeles
Times. In Riverside The notification
OF passage Of such legislation Is placed
In the hands OF the park commission,
which has sent out the following no
tlce 10 property owners;
"A provision in the new cleaning up
ordinance makes Il the duty OF the
park commissioners 10 inspect the
streets aud report all such instances Of
untldy froDtages, dirty vacant lots and
other premises as would come under
the provisions Of the ordinance "a copy
OF which Is herewith inclosed) 10 the
superintendent Of streets whose duty
would be TO serve legal notice to prop
erty holders.
1T II the opinion of this board that
simple reminder IN the large majority
Of cases win he all that IL necessary TO
secure the desired results; hence we
Won to tn~ nrgiectcu couuiuon OF inc
frontage description. respectfully re-
qucsting that prompt attention be
given IL that formal legal notices 10 the
superintendent ~ streets may not lie
necessary"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

1lsc gssgsee rlAaa@ a lfaiihn aai
gtiaasF .aa,ursgp sarn ihetr aHFfs ~
cor cuausgg slss ss1ad u away ~ 1AefT
hanes Per EAST resNaa fhss sft 9as
8etfaaAs cliNne Thr ipsHhef - tle
eoa manlit wbo senat biz @gsssa eai
u iils eai1mnnltY ctsheF ~ luvcst'
aseul - " pufshAss the Becessiisrs sild
iuKnfacs ~ llfs - partainR . eppfee
~ deiitmFafsl % iAe ceiumuniif -
dssa iiss fayxignsr who sesa8a hss fa0a
~ snay And b. i ssiiag against bis
oWA l..si Interests Take the oufD lng
farms ~ any EaiAll inWH Ihft vii
Eos hafe g. t. exceptionally rich 10
proAucv hsf Biillol dollars valae
fraia sl,e SOL In YEAR oref and alsets
The htape consumption G1u Auy eae
dssgM thar alta that sum noaiug
through TIE beafg ~ The community
year SITTER year the heart viii uoi
sirsnglhrn aud grow double aud ~
able % seiad hack ihrougb So channels
. ssfpsm u prosperity s8d iarr~asei
ralae 10 the farms gut Of whish 4 u
ihe growth. that the entire community
wIl goi &c the strenrcrs The cusamsi-
nlsg wall lsoomp letter place 70 I've,
III both the town aud country section.
The iosn via afford a better market
for The sale " the products o. agricni'
tufe. aud IL wiN De- beiicf place Ia
whloh 10 buy things II viii have
better schools mone Churches, aud N
the spirit OF local civic Improvement
IL fostered Il viii become constantly
more beautiful more attractive, more
influential
With the spirit Of cooperative eirort
stimulated III community, great
things have h~en accomplished
Through persistence In pulling TO
sciher communities have grown and
thriyed where the natural advantages
have hecn poor They have forged
ahead and passed other communities
with far greater natural advantages
where the spirit o. cooperation has
been dormant.
The man who has pride In his home
town sud who, II II does not meet h's
Ideal, works and strives TO arouse en-.
ihusiasm IN others 10 make II such ~
the best OF citizens, lie IL worth dol
lars 10 the community. lie may be
his own interests, but he Is
likewise increasing the market valne
Of the community lie Is helping his
town, the heart OF the community, aud
therefore the community. lie is en-
titled 10 the support OF It's citizens
their enthusiastic support and coop
arat lnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
SIMPLE HONE RECIPE
NlK This Slmrle. Helpful Reeire at
Home ana ify II. Anyway.

nti trsm any pr rtipisan rhafma.
eiS The fplieaing
Plaid Emraa iisn,isliaH. enr hall
oapct roafs,aua ksrrtn, oue oanoe
fiompsand syrup ssrsapariia, ihfre
sauuts
SHAKE v.ll " r. hostile and lake !
isaspoiafaI iosr aftrr sath mesi aud
II bedtime,
The above !. considered BY al emf.
aeni susbofily, who write, IN New
York daily paper. - the hnest pre-.
srripiion ever written to relieve Back
ache. Kidney Trouble, Weak Bladder
and al forms u Urinary difficulties,
This mixture sAs promptly on the
phuinAliye tissars ~ the Kidneys, ca
nbling them ia filter aud strain the
urie acid aud utbcf waste matter from
IL, blood which ragscs kheumetism
some persons who suffer With the
Affections may not feel inclined 10
place ihHth fRhstufHft ~ tHtr NiHilf
mixture. YET those Who haye tried i
say The results are SIMPLY surprising,
the relief beng effected without the
slightest injury 10 the stomach Or other
organs
Mix some aud give Il trial. II Ger.
iainly comes highly recommended. IL
Is the prescription of an eminent au.
thority. whose entire reputation, il IS
said. Was established by IT,
A druggis, here nj home ahen asked
stated that be could either supply the
ingredients OF mix ihe prescriptions
for our eaders. also recommends i as
harmless.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

our organization aud TO take broader
aud deeper aud more radical views
aud ideas than IN his speech, which
was simply Historic Kansas
He n.lncolnl had not then announced
himself for freedom. only discussed
the inexpedlency of repeating the Mis-.
souri, compromise line. The Abolition.
lists that day determined TO make Lin.
coin take stand | determined he
should not at that time, because the
time had not yet come when Lincoln
should show his hand. When LoyeJoy
announced the Abolition gathering In
the evening rushed 10 Lincoln and
said Lincoln, 90 home. Take Bob
aud the buggy and leave the county
Go quickly; 80 right of and never
mind the order Of your going Lin.
coin took hint, got his horse and
buggy and did leave quickly. not not
ing the order OF his going. He staid
away I'LL all conventions and fairs
were over"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
LINCOLN
AS Lawyer
and Debater
CONTINUED FROM rAGE II

Know Nothlngism. a number of gen.
ilemen from Chicago" says he. among
them the editor OF the Star Of the West.
nm Aboliilonist paper published IN Chi
cago, waited on me in my Office and
asked my advice as TO the policy OF
going into Know Nothing lodges and
ruling them for freedom opposed II
as being wrong In principle as well as
a fraud on the lodges and wished 10
fight II out In open daylight. Lincoln
was opposed TO Know Nothingism. but
did not say much In 1854 or 1866 did
afierwar'l told Lincoln what was
said and argued the question with him
often, insisting that as we were advo-
eating freedom for the slave in ten.
dency under the Kansas. Nebraska bill
II was radically wrong TO enslave the
religious ideas and faith OF men The
gentlemen who waited on me, an be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Here Is Relief for Women.

II you have pains IN the back, INN
AIRY, Bladder or Kidney touble, md
want certain, pleasant herb cure foi
woman's ills, try Mother Gray's Aus
tralian-.eaf 1t is a safe aud never
failing regulator. At all Druggists ol
by mail 30 cts. Sample package FREE.
Address, The Mother Gray Co., Leroy,
n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Paroid mo TAR" Roofing

have sold over 100000 square feet
of this Roofing in The last ten years Il
over 800 people and have yet 10 hear
the first kick. II will last Mt least q
years. am selling this extra heavy
perfect roof for $50 for loS square
feet with nails. patent rust proof
square caps and cement included, Al
so Neponset Roofing, good for five
years, for $l.20 n square, delivered
free for cash, within ten miles,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
!l, DAVID RERkEDYS
faIoRlTE REMEDY

"a 40 life iv sas in miserable con.
b,.uu 30 a. irr ius ! began 60 take it,
~ Haads iaaaga, lncAtr woHl,l he better
A SISTER slsa has lHsn very SICK With
aaifirr t'unlle tor over year, ~ bal that
lau'f ifr II lilp,d would come from bet.
shg 20 srl ~ times must fr1ghtfnl pam,
Hi iuihins .ceuod - help her until she
s.sn tltv n-a % Dr. DAVID KenAeit's Ia.
m8 hsnedy, She n nov using hsi third
attic, ml Is like different person.
MRS, THOMAS DYE"
W l. ~ nAyid ksnussys sons, kandani, \ \,
81 ttts 5aaIiei siuv iAtEe bottles o.. AAdmggitts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
Commissioners Notice.

fntatf W fi-i3flN - NIL
The undersigned, having been appointed hy
Tie Hon Probate Court, tDr the Distrtf II
Manchester, Commissioners 70 receive. e.
anime and adjust an eIaims and demands u
all persons against
Elisha iioyt. tate 81 san4aats
in sad District, deceased hereby give aOiiEe
that We aill nee, for the purpose u ekamin.
lng sni SLOWING said claims At me
late residence u deceased In Sab5gste on the
9TH day VI rug. i9Ds from one Oeiotk 2 ~
until four eiocs 2, ~. u Aald day. ana that
SIX months from the Itiil day u feb. y,
rggS Is the time limited BY AID Colft lOf
said ffedt0fs % present their gisims % vs.
tos examination and sii0wah6e
Dated AZ sandKsie lhls i4ih asY d feb
A. y igos.
fiEOFOE SKID MOFL.
John HAYES ICONS
EMERSON HuFD.
@m G PEEK temf., san1gate w. sf-r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
A!UNEy TROUBLE

wpefisHee x knowing iast what q
la sA ens is kfiast dif4asr g uflanrs
q 4 hesi NmNsfeA hg the ialiaamg
q aitt y fcaeut'f rals sa,.l Il ihs
Sos ssa n ~ Aae a,FmM
A'ttrEnBs. baitAee - \ g.
imrNl hpudy n@F ha For
Haat ttsN aael'rn ia,sifha ! was " lady
ug ntfi Atlry h ttie enala satcrly
8 se risrtI ai.siic Wltt ui clne-t FAINT
nf ta bal gala any an,il i,cRtn o. use
,ia ~ sed4# EswNlia hrHraly.
lHef .ag iha hrsl lettla J isstirfls ~.
ti 8sriaehi Wi,lta o,Etalarl, snd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

And nm yet making those large
Photographs, four for sl.0O. Outside
or inside views aud Portrait, | will
call il you ask me, All work guaran-
teed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

WILLIAM w. HfANpNNs Ll%fNisN Itlhb
LAW PARTNER AND nio1RxfHH.
fore stated. asked me II thought that
Mr. Lincoln could he trusted for free
daln ! said 10 them Can you trust
yonrselves9 II you can. yon can trust
Lincoln forever
With this explanation Of the political
views u MF. ifcTrldnn aud his personal
Niaticas 10 Nit Lincoln the reader viii
inore asils understand what follows.
This state fair" continues Mr..
Herndnn. called thousands 20 the city.
We Abolliionists 81 assembled here,
taking advantage az She fair 10 or.
sanlAe sud disseminate oar ideas As
soon as i.iscoln had finished hts speech
LoteloF, who had beeA 10 the hall.
rushed % 10 The stand and notified the
eEosd that there would Ne ssceilug
there IN the evenins- subject. Free
dom had been wtfh the Abolition.
ssis that day and ksrw their insen.
'icas -namely, 10 e00 Lincoln With
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Aliens Foot Ease, powder. Il pre-
vents Tighiness and Blistering, cures
Swollen. Sweating. Aching feet Al
all Druggists aud shoe stores, Doe,
Sample mailed FREE. Address, A.
S. Olmsted, he Roy. n. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Aud If yon have some old bills you
cant collect, ! viii tackle them No
pay until get them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

Special Salesman for the largest
tobacco manufacturer in the 9Th Dis
trict in Pennsylvania,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

And IL You want the best auctiOneer
in Vermont, | can III the bill You
know can.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27

General Agent for the Reliable
Paint and OH 90. ~ Cincinnati, q.
Address.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
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CHESTER JOnRNAL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-27
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

here Jus, as brg a difference m PLAYER pianos as
there pianos.
he che! difference player-planos the difference that
really IN the facilities with which the Insru-
provides YOU for rendering muse properly,
here IS only one instrument one player piano onh,
whose expression devices cover every requirement
necessary the production Of every class Of muse
and whose equipment of expression devices enables you
10 produce music Of the highest and most artistic kind
That Instrument is the
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
remember
The AfELOD4NT

The MEiOD4NT
rh- wonderful new device which
bnngs ou, the complete melody clearly
and clsunctly. ubofdinaune -the
accompaniment and emphasizing the
melody note,
The PFfR4SLNC LEVER
enabling yUu to r~tard or acceieraie
al .Nlll-io pause on any particular
phrase or rest on any note BY thn
means the most drhghdui tempo
efects may be secured
DIAPHRAGM PNEIhfATfCS S
lncreas- or d-rreas- the blow. Of thr
finger. Tins gradsuon Of volume
IS aocompli,hed either gradually OF
instantly. winch gives the effect Of
,he human touch 10 your playing
THE MELODY BUTTONS
provide a mean, for acornung prop
erlv m either bau N rebIe
The little ANGELUS. IN the
form of d small portable cab
met, plays any make or style
of piano. The ANGELUS rs
also incorporated in the world
famous knabc Piano and IN
the Emerson Piano. making
the kNABE-ANGELUS and
the EMERSON ANGELUS-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
twill soon be time

twill soon be time
to purchase or ex-
change your pres
ent piano for a
pl y no
When that time
com S there are
three things it will
p a y y o II t o
remember
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Il an obvious and ndsputabe fact that the expression
devices Of the ANGELUS payer-pIano
pee and more practical than those Of any other instrument
If you make your purchase before satisfying yourself 4
the truth of this you'll be making very mistake
nles vou are provided with expression devices which
allow for the proper degree Of musical expression, YOU
will not be satisfied for any length Of time with either
your instrument or the music enables you to produce.
\YIhen you are ready to purchase remember that
simply a case Of satisfaction the Disappointing re-
verse |, will pav YOU therefore to make thorough
veseanon of the ANGELUS payer-prano before deciding
finally on any other.
H'ne for Of representative.
THE WILCOX G. WHITE CO
AfrRInEN Conn Regent Fiouse.Rr St. LONDON