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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23
Lemhi County Politics.

The democrats of Lemh County have met in con-
vention and selected delegations to both Twin Falls
and Wallace conventions.
Their meeting, held in Salmon, was harmonious
enthusiastic and demonstratve The highest order
of feay to the party, national and state exists and
the county will resume the even democratic tenor of
its course.
The convention instructed its delegates to Wall
ace to present the name of Senator w. c. Whitwe1l
for the consideration of the state democracy for the
nomination for governor.
Doctor Whitwell honored by being placed
at the head of each delegation
The delegates to the Twin Falls convention from
Lemhi county w. c. Whitwe1l, G. B. Quar1es,
H.. E. Frost R. B. Stocker W. L, Mulkey, Jasper
Fain 0. E. Snider and Charles Black
One of the resolutions passed by the Lemhi Dem
ocrats favored local option law at the next session
of the legislature Another condemned the present
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23
A Tribute to irrigation.

Few people have seen desert waste turned into
veritabe garden spot of wonderful productveness,
through irrigation without regretng that they could
not give ftful uterance to the degree of enthusiast
tic pride which possessed them.
The noblest material wish of man is to produce
to trasform nothing into something. This 1audable
ambition is more beautifully exemp1iied in the re-
suits of irrigation than in any other one thing
teria1
Apropos to this idea the East Oregonian of Pen
d1eon thus beautifully describes the feelings of
old pioneer, he reviewed the beauties of this
splendid irrigating system:
Standing on the bank of the government irrigation
canal yesterday Echo, admiring the great vol
ume of water flowing toward the reservoir which is
to reclaim $4,000 of sagebruSh land in western
Umatilla county, old pioneer declared that he
could scarcely believe it is the same old Umatla
county, the same old sage Brush the old hills.
Here through the waste land which has been the
haunt of the rabbit for centuries the current of the
river is flowing like livegiving spirit, awaken
ing the verdure starting the pink of the peach bloom
spreading the green of the alfalfa through the do
main of the sage.
Utah has seen the same transformation Idaho has
been stripped of her ancient habiliments Wyoming
is new state. Nevada is breathing again with
newed life Colorado is vigorous queen under irr-
CATION California is a dream of bloom and beauty
and Oregon will become a model of the world
development when her rivers and deserts united
in irrigation
1t is almost unbelievable until you stand the
bank of the canals and the water flowing through
the sagebrush wastes. Green grass is growing
where nothing green has been be-
fore Shrubbery is starting up vigorously where
never a tree lifted up its arms in gadness be-
fore Flowers are blooming and crops are thriving
where verudre looked up to the god of
nature before and it is all that old desert,
among that same old sagebrush on those same old
barren hills.
1t is the marvel of water, the sermon of the flow
Or OF
zaton of the poets fances the frution of the hope
of the irrigation Crank who has been laughed at
in every age, but who is yet the greatest cvilizer
known to mankind.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

administration of Forest Reserves, while third has
this to say of the Mormon issue:
We endorse the courageous and righteous stand
taken by the democratic party the Mormon ques-
ton and demand the continuation of this fight,
until the constitution is honored and obeyed in every
section of the state, and until Idaho is redeemed
from the domination and control of a law-defyng,
lecherous priesthood in Salt Lake City.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23

Former Federal Judge Beatty (retired) and Mrs.
Beatty have returned to their home at Boise after
trip of fifteen months around the world.
Their trip all they hoped it would be. 1t
was void of disturbing incidents and entirely they
had prearranged it.
That they have returned to Idaho in the best of
health will be welcome to their many friends
and acquaintance who hold them in high esteem
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23
Bryan's Running rIate.

The Word-Herald of Omaha presented its read
with leading editorial few days since, sug
costing the Of John Mitchell the labor leader
the strongest for the democracy to name as
a running mate for Bryan.
The World-Hera1d is presumed to be very close to
Mr. Bryan. He formerly occupied the editorial chair
of this great daily paper, hence its declaration in
favor of Mitchell bears the impress of significance
Other names mentioned in the Herad's editorial, as
possible nominees for the vce-presdency, Sen
ator Culberson, John Sharp Williams, Governor
Douglas and Mayor Johnson.
This is the closing sentence of the editorial:
With Taft heading the republican ticket the
strength that John Mitchell would lend the dem
ocratic ticket is obvious.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
NOTICE, TAX SALE.

The resident and nonresident prspfieiOrs ~
Manchester. County a bennington and state ID
Vermont, are hereby notified that the tax asses
s.d By SAID town, c0unty nd state. Tor the year
preceding this date, remain unpaid on the olios.
ing described real estate IN said tosn, said taxes
leinR made up ~ fellows for .9f7 highway tax
% CT. on the dollar n the grand list state high
eay tag cts. state school tar : cts. achvd tar
" cts, town tax n cts, permanent rad tax cts.
One piece ~ land. and the buildings thereon. lie.
ing the farm and ~od ot situated 10 the said
town u Manchester. comprising what ~ commonly
known a. stbe Roberts Homestead, and word
lot telonging thereto. bring the same premises
deeded 70 Marie l.. II. Watson by Aien y. Odb~rt
adInr d The estate ~ Jniia X. Odb~rt. and re-
oofded 10 yal. y. page SO a Manchester land
reanfds, excepting q small ffiecr d-~ded a. the
~ anchesier. Dorset and Granville X. r. Co..
said land moss standing in The name ~ Marie T.
". Watson. Amount a tsa sss.H
one Ia~r q Land and the buildings thereon,
comprising aisut NINE aersss ~ krs. bounded
ga the west By iands acHprd by ~. w. titl-y. 90
The B0rtb by lands a Titus McHayn- and n Is
Kendall. ~ the essi by lands "a n. H. krndaa.
ami ~ The siuih ~ the main highway. exoepting
4 stabbed and neht a way a. ds-ded 10 IA ~
keni and u q. ks.si. and bring the ssnte land
dessied 81 y. :. Jose. IS J. VI. sau-s By d.rd re-
corded 10 te5. p, pAge go - Manchester land
rfso'fcs, and nv standing 10 named y. :. gsu~s.
orr plece 4 land and she buildings ,berpsp.
bundrd - ssisssG beginning al ghs asfihNe~t
eqftsf a lHnd i.rnssriy sancd b. Jane Andrea.
iheiser east ~ said Andnss' north iinr 10 said
Address nafthnzsf cafnef. tilea1~ agffh - high
y az. tteficr naf1h westerly ~ the hgt4ay 10 =
seBrs ieur rods east "A the asssging -lssais@ "a
said Lands, itsHoe north b. The noffhe xst o5rn~f
q ihe the 500 ~ DrchArd, theHo~ sest % SYNDICATE
rast line, fhenss seath. flpsssng ihs hlahssy %
piaer = beglnniug, she aed - said rial estate L..
ing rrpTded in ~. II, nase 80 a Msnshsptef
land rresfds. ana nos standing IN The name -
isiiAs Bentbes. AfseuBt y Tar az
Ana W nAfh a aaid aesgI8i.sa pneI~sxy Min a.e
slid ~ i,lilr aaefAA 1t the Ifs~n Glefsfs s.ssos
e sad Manchrsief, ~ Inc 5sth day "a Mafch.
it~. At len uetsk n. s94ail " frl4 aislts ~
pas aid tA1rs and ~ sts fiiss prey tsssiY il4Id
Dated ~ Manchester Va ihis lsth aaB ID
FrDfpsfB, isn. vi ~ AeBsksgs Nttlssts
'SsS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Advice 10 a Young Man

IN view Of the growing inclination Of
the young men now coming along to
vet living without working for II the
following from the pen Of Bob Bnrdeite
!. right 10 the point.
Remember my son, you have to
work. Whether you handle pick or
q pm, = wbo.ihrrr"~ n-e, ~ bouhr,
DIG bitches or edit a paper, ring an
auction bell or write funny things, you
must work. II you look around, you
will see the men who are the most able
10 live the rest Of their days without
work are the men who work hardest.
Don, be- afraid Of killing yourself with
0verwork. II is beyond your power 10
do that on the snnny side of 10. They
die sometimes. but il is because they
quit work at q ,. M, and didn't get
home iill Ia. M. las the interval that
kills, my son, The work gives you an
appetite for your meals; il lends solid
lty 10 your slumbers, IL gives you a
perfect and grateful appreciation Of a
holiday There are Young men who
do moi work. bnt the world is not proud
Of them. II does not know their names.
eyeni il simply speaks OF them as ''old
80 and-S Sos boys" Nobody likes
them. the great, busy world doesn't
know that they are there. SO find out
what You wan, TO be- aud do, and take
of your coat aud make dust in the
world. The buster you are the less
harm yon viii be- apt 10 get into. the
swerter will be your sleep, the brighter
nnd happier your holidays. and the
better satisfied the world will be with
Won
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
DORSET.

Miss Amidon has been the gnest Of
Mrs. +. II. West recently.
Andrew Wade is employed getting
out lumber for Clifton Kent.
Little Henry McWayne who has
been i'll with a hard cold is better.
Mrs. Geo. N. Chambers returned
last week from short trip TO Troy.
Mrs. Clifton Kent has returned
from Bennington where she was called
last week by the death of an aunt.
Webster Wilkins has moved into
the Norcross- West tenement formerly
occupied by Mrs. Kelley.
William Kline has purchased a
mate for his young team horse and
now has one OF the finest teams in town.
Mrs. A. 7. Sherman returned Sat
ur,lay from New York and will occupy
her former home at the village.
Miss Elizabeth Coon returned last
week to her home in Cossayuna after
several weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Simmons.
Mrs. n. n. Williams of Benning-
ton has been spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Sykes, who has been
suffering with a severe cold.
Fred Seymour of this place was
operated on for tumor at Rutland Sat
ursiay last. He il at home and seems
10 be doing well.
Burr Harwood has been engaged
as cheese maker at the factory at this
piece and commenced his labors on
Saturday last. Mr.. Harwood is no
novice at this business.
--Byrne Harwood was successfully
operated on last week in New York for
the removal Of an eve. He was accom-.
panied there by AN aunt. Miss Nesta
HARDWOOD.
Last Monday night friends of
Henry Burroughs 10 the number Of
over forty assembled al his home and
gave him surprise party. According
30 reports the guests were rs much sur.
prisesi as MIR, Burroughs for when il
came time 10 think of something tocn.
they were most sgreeably surprised 10
end placed before them supper 10 for
\ king. Mr.. Burroughs again demon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

Estate OF Sarah Elizabeth Hard.

Order OF Publication ~ License.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Manehes-
ter, IS.
81 II REMEMBERED tina, al session
Of the Probate Court, holden al Manchester,
within and for said District, on the and day
VI March, A. d. foDS.
PRESERVATION. WE EDGEPTON, iuD1E
WHEREAS, Albert r. Buck Guardian u the
estate OF Sarah Elizabeth Hard, insane
d Arlington, 10 said District has this
day presented 10 said Court his petit
tlon IN writing, setting forth that The per-
s9nai estate % said ward and the income
from her real estate are insufficient 10 pay
the expenses u maintaining SAID ward. ana
that the sale Df all the real estate VI SAID
ward VIZ 1.-THE homestead place 0i said
ward, and her timber land on West Mountain.
all m said Arlington and standing ia the
name u Sarah Elizabeth Hard, would be con-
dDclye to the interest Of said ward, and there
IN making application 10 said Count for
license 10 make such sale
" ~ ORDERED. That al persons Interest,"
cd 10 the estate ~ said ward be notified
10 appear before said Court, Ut the Probate
Once 10 Manchester, NJ said District, On the
asih day 0i March a. b, fgOs, al ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon, ~ publication u this order,
three weeks successfully previous thereto.
~ the Manchester journal a newspaper
printed AZ Manchester aforesaid 70 show
cause. II any they may have, Why SAID
license should not be granted
4s-8W w Il EDGIRTOk Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

scents i asd nsa egg,esH TIE snnriment
a a law ahieh seaid Divide ~ l'se.rs
a WKshiasisp shst ihsy a. " tsiy =
stfmsa car lui@ lw@ elass~s
-TkR % Washington lsmb5ay .
holidrY observed ~ statie and nnssao
IL hanaf a The mfmafy y ihe gfxsi
tAihss ~ b. eaaaiEg. w. feansirsi he
nslAsn. 10 him snes lhAn ~ asy aslser
ons uaa sdut ne naapi 40 II tao esn.
sssisissa - siar Tospls ~ the luilad
States, The Arsl purpose u ihAI esH'
siiiulson, a. appears frsra - preamble
sss w. segars a mo~ perfect aHina ~
W. Amriaess I.s~pls And lniay. A.
lsr nssrly csHi1ry ard quarter ~
naiaeaal he under he eonaiilpiiou,
ihr gsntirnsn from Alsbsma NJ.
fiefinl roaid hAre as obsery. sails slay
by proelsiasinw 10 thu world ~ solemn
enNrimsri that The Ameriran ps-tplc
residing ia shls city are rnmposcd ~
tao rahtsss Who must W ksii separate
sbcn they ride IN street cars. We
Nigh, NJ least choose some either day
on which 10 confess thai IA order 10
secure harmony and coutenlmsni IN
the national capital Of the great repub.
~ il j. necessary 10 enact law that
wlli enahle the white people 10 r'de in
their car and compel the eolor.d peo-
pie W ride In theirs.W
The proposed amendment was de.
feAisd By a vote % i0i 10 81. and there
will be- no "Jim.crowp ears ~ the Dis.
irici Of Columbia, which embraces the
capital Of the country. Barre Times,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of RoXANNA A. WILSON.

Estate of ROXANNA A. WILSON.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court, for the District OF
Manchester Commissioners TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against
Roxanna A. Wilson late Of Manchester.
in sand District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose of examin-
ing and allowing said claims at the Factory
Point National Bank in the Village OF Man
chester Center, Vt, on the 2sth day OF
August, 1908, from one O'Clock p. m. TO
four O'Clock fp. m. and that six months
from the 2sth day OF February, A. b 1908,
is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims TO US for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this a5th day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1903.
J. H. WHIPPLE, | Comic
n J. FULLER. ~" o
Mary b. Wilson, Admx., Manchester Cen
ter, VI. 4s-w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Estate Of Wallace c. Lampson.

Order ~ Publication OF License.
STATE OF VERMONT District 81 Manchesi-
~, s..
81 II RENE MisIkfD. that II 4 session u
the Probate Count holden al Manchester.
within and iof said Dis,Bst, on the and day
Of Feb A. ID siy9s
PRESENT. Hos. W u. EDGEEfOg. lugal
WHfttssY Rodney W Lampson, A1mf.. IA
the estate u Waii3fe { iampSon. late II
Manchester 10 sai1 Dla,net decreased has this
day presented 10 said G0uFf, Ms petition h.
writing, setting l0fih thai il sillise necessary
~ sell al ~ the real estate ~ SAID degea SET
iOf the pay meiIi ~ the debts ana charges -
administration; Including the widow lntrf.
eet ihsfin. her request sne APPROPRIATION tsy-
INK been given ~ include tls saias
and therein maktng application ~ sail count
igf license 10 make egch sale Ahd sail
A5mf having produced f8 sal3 Court fhe
assent q writing " 81 " iile hrifs u sali
deceased, residing iH tlfia State. interested ID
Nsi5 real estate,
II y ORpfRrD. That al persons inter-
rstf5 10 the esiste " said deceased DC hgtlisd
~ appear bri0fc said C9uff, AZ tbs Probate
Ois1e 10 Manchester, h said Dietfsci, On the
nth day ~ Mar a y l15s. b pabli.sii0n III
ibis order. three weeks successfully previous
ibrfei9s IN The Manchester Journal . nessps-
PEI pfiBsed VI Manchester eisrgSsi1 - sftoN
.a1sf, 4 any ihry tusy hsye. Why saaA
License Should not 10 granted
is-sg W q IDotFfOA. Jg5Ee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Cong. Foster on "Jim-Cr0w" Legis-
lati0n.

Most ofi his constituents viii com
mend Congressman Foster Of the first
Vermont district for his stand against
he adoption Of ".limerown railroad
methods into the District OF Columbia.
Some southern representatives sought
10 incorporate ia the railroad laws a
section which would compel the rail-
roads os the District TO provide passen-
rer ears with separate sections for the
whites and blacks, ~. for instance, IN
the home state of is mover, Mr. Heiiin
Of Alabama.
Congressman Foster made vigorous
protest against the adoption Of The
amendment and Was upheld by several
other representatives of the northern
states. The Vermont congressman said
ia pafi as follows;
Mr. Chairman. the gentleman from
Alabama MIR hcilinl says that he en-
poets members on this side OF the
House who hAsc coloned voters in their
district 10 rise 10 oppose this amend.
meat. Bat ! rise 10 oppose Il, not
merely ia behalf Of the few eolorud
voters in my district, bat in behalf Of
al The people their. phsiescr their
tNce ur ,lsesr party affiliations. pro
lest agsiuss i A. anAmsFiean. as I'M
worthy II onr twentieth century civil.
aston. The gentleman from Alabama
SIR. Helm assists thai hears no pre-
ladires IN nrginf ihe amendment. No
preladare pFempis me 30 oppose u. J
recognize the problem thai exists il
many ~ the states ~ tbs anion. con.
cesic thu right 10 ihe people o. each Of
iaesc states 10 solve the problem for
themselves mss differ with them a.
b. the nisaom ~ thrir solution As 10
whether they seleei the besi solution.
isas 90 state psol,lem i involved here.
Thss Il the national government legis-
laiang snf HE capital eisy u ihe nation.
Ia The House Ne represent v, sso. coo u
sovereign AnaesirAn people, and wesr
lasislstng sor 3,1 900 sovereign Amer.
aeAn propse. Aud l, fcf one. ~oasd
consider ayseif roe~Ani u my eonsssi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Estate Of Samuel M. Warren

Order OF Publication Of VIII,
STATE OF VERMONT. Distrisi o. MaH,hest-
CT, s..
lit II RI Nj NIB RED, that al session VI
the Probate CONT holden AZ Manchester.
within ana iof SAID District, on the aatil daS
Of February A. D. 1893
Present, H0n, W Is. ID0IRiOk. Judge,
WHEREAS, a certain instrument 80 witt
ing, under seal, pufp0rtng 60 be the last Viii
anu testament Oi samuel A. Warren late %
Dorset ~ SAID Dlsintt deceased, having
been this day presented 20 said Count " Pro-
bate and duly Tiled IN the Register Once
Therefore, u Is ordered mat an persons inter
eSted IN the estate OF SAID deceased be notified
TO appear before said Court, al The Probate
once N Manchester, IN said Dislrtt on the
18th day ~ March AID Igos, BY publleatiOn
Of this 0fder three weeks sutcesNlvriN pfeNi-
Gus thereto, ~ the Manchester Journal a
printed al Manchester alofesaid.to
show cause, u any they may have, why SAID
IN writing should not be proved
ana allowed as the last viii and testament
OF the said deceased
W. Is. ED0lRfON, Judge
,a-au
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
nre a Kurn Hum HONG

The Knm Haiiin Home II West.
iuin.trf. ne efagv fot frtndicre l'oys
wh,rt uas established hY ,he Rev.
thufles a Dieksnsbn, " Boston. pa.
iar Il tie Berkeley Slrea cbareh,
was pattlally destroyed - Gre late
FRIDAY alteruoau The matn hnihiiug
w-h newly bali addition wa. dcs-
iroyei Thu. Nas he pf,ginal sirne'
tnrr and was known ~ tho admins
tra,ion baildine Il contained the dor
mitHies. pariors, dining rcom, and
kitchen a. well ~ the rsonm used for
school purposes until the new huilding
l. completed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Teachers Examinations.

Teacher S examination will be
held at the school house at Man
chester Center, Friday and Sat
urday, March I3 and "a, begin
ming at 10 a. M, Friday and 9
a. m, Saturday.
Applicants unknown to the ex-
aminer must present certificates
OF good character signed by some
town official.
ALBERT w. VARNEY,
Examiner of Teachers,
43-3w. Bennington County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Commissioners Notice.
rstate d Wallace 9. Jameson


The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court, for the Distrei
Of Manchester Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims ana demands
OF all persons against
Wallace G, Lampson late 81 Manchester
IN said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we viii meet for the purpose u esamin-
ing and allowing said CLAIMS at the store Of
Kendall Hardware Co, IN Manchester Depot,
on the 10th day Of Aug, 1908, from one O'Clock
=. N. until four O'Clock T., N. VI said day,
and that six months from the 10th day Of
February, A. d. 1908, is the time limited by
said Court Tor said creditors 10 present their
claims to US iOr examination and allowance
Dated at Manchester, this 18th day VI
February A. d. reos
&. Is, CARLETON, ron,,s
N. l.. MANLEY, ~" ?
Rodney W. Lampson, Admr, Manchester
Depot, w. glegW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of j. J.. HORTON

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon Probate Court, Tor the Dlstflet oi
Manchester Commissioners 20 receive eA-
anime and adjust all claims and demands ui
all persons against
j. 4. Horton, late of Arlington
In ssid Diatriet, deceased, hereby give notice
that We will meet i0f the purpose OF ca
aiming and allowing said claims al the school
House on the Green" 10 West Arlington
on the 2Ist day % August, 1908,
from one O'Clock =. NJ until four O'Clock "
NJ, Of said day and that six months from
the sist day OF February A. u. 1908, IS the
time limited by said Coun Tor SAID creditors
10 present Their claims 10 US for examination
and allowance
Dated at Arlington, this 2rSt day u
February a. D, 1905.
TIMOTHY HAYES, rom,s
WIN. PRATT, ~" >
Chas. n Crofut, Admir- Arlington, "
l4-sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05
A Market for Your Hides, Tallow and
Bones.

Almost everybody knoss that the
place 10 send Beef Hides, Horse Hides,
raifrkius, Sheep pel,s. Tallo~ and
Bones H. 10 G. :. Page. Hyde PARK.
Vt. vho pays highest prices; remit,
,he day following ibr arrival Of goods
Al hyde Park. paystbe fright on ship
menis q 800 pounds or NOR, and keeps
hss customers at all times posted as 81
market values.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

our attention has been called to th,
fact that the closing Of the library oi
holidays sometimes works great in-
convenience especially when the boil
,iAp happens 10 come on Saturday as
was the caseon Washington's birthday.
II has been suggested that the commit
lee should see that the library is open.
"a for at least mn honr-say from four
until five O'Clock, al mail time, when
iae holiday falls thus in order that PEG.
pie could change their books and have
them 10 read over Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

The New York State Legislators have
again tired 10 place GOV. Hughes IN a
compromising position bot be has side
stepped them iust AZ gracefully as can
he and placed the matter touched upon
90 the shoulders ~ the legislature and
u u nos up 10 them TO clear themsel'
yes. when anyone says that the Gov
ernoI IL not Up 10 the wiles Of the pro-
iesslonhl Politician We would like 10
be shown an instance wherein be has
mol discounted them every time they
have sough, 10 embarass him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

isssk n, The address on your wrapper
a. tie date Indicates The time 81 which
yoa are paid up. No ree"ipis are sent
hui Tbs date un year wrapper WiH he
changed ia one week after payment .
made. Subscribers will please watch
their wrappers. u IL important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-05

soldier .lssi Salanisy II ihs Soldicrs
Home N hanniarien
Mr. Rsiph nAal AND family ~
Narth hean.aetan sPcai feW days
wilh hsf father seth Mariner