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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-28
lie YOUR ROOE LEAKS

Cover it with Paroid "No Tar the
only Felt Roofing that never leaks.
Buy Of me and get the genuine war
ranted Paroid. am the only author
lied agent in the Battenkill and Met
towee valleys.
PAINT your house with reliable
paint warranted not TO fade, peel or
smut, % cts. to Sl25 gallon, direct
from works to you, fresh ground,
60 days credit Also Engine and
Machine Oils at wholesale prices direct
to you. can save you from % TO 80
per cent. on these goods as pay no
rent, clerk hire or interest--you get 1T all.
Write or telephone me and ! will call.
A. l.. BOWEN,
Photographers and Auctioneer----
Salesman and Collection Agent.
Phone: 1924.
South Dorset, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-28

The Spaaidrd ,ods left alone on The
bridge.
know | am leaving the ship, III just
swing myself overheard at the last
moment cant say goodby. | don't
think could stand that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-28

CHARLES KRANs, Treasurer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-28

Eyes. !. After all, II Is only matter
OF taking command. one man cannot
20 alone. He could not even pull the
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

out. She pays $0 25 and l ask you
brother farmers ander which system
wife and baby have the most money
left? Lets see.
This Is Republican misrule, how
much has she under the other sys-
tenn Republican, misrule gives her
$40 while Democratic goodness
gives her 800. Say, brother, farmers
honor bright, kan yer see?"
Now fathers and boys if you
want that which gives you more
money vote the Republican ticket.
More next week.
Yours to serve,
kEvI 5. CRAVEN.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21
From Levi s. Craven

To the voters Of Randolph county: ,
In presenting my candidacy to you
come entirely on my own merits,
as proud Of my Republican princi-
Piles as any mau in this county is of
his principles though he be Demo-
cart
The Office to which | aspire is not
a political Office but a business
proposition pure and simple, and |
ask you fellow citizens to consider
it as such. The Treasurer of your
county has the custody of and is
therefore responsible for all the
money Of your county, therefore it
is certainly your duty to look well
to the qualifications of the men who
ask your suffrage, and before you
cast your votes consider the moral
as well as the mental qualifications
of those who ask your support.
But you ask why are you a repub-
llcan? Yes, brother, FL tell you |
am republican because think it
right. ask you why are you a
democrat, and you say because |
think right and thus we seem to be
even.
Now, Mr.. Farmer, let me ask you
what is the difference between the
two great parties (Republican and
Democartic) | answer the principal
difference is the question of the
tariff, the republicans standing for
high tariff, the democrats stand
ing for low tariff or no tariff at
all. | lay down this proposition,
high tariff means the best market in
the world for the products Of the
farm while low tariff and free trade
means Gu cap markets to buy in and
vice versa. Now Mr.. farmer which
pays the best? [ appeal to your
reason and not TO your passion.
Oh well says one there are so many
of the laborers of this county who
do not save anything, it does not
differ, this | admit. But how
about the other fellow, the man that
does save some Of his earnings?
(high tariff thirty days labor S45,
low tariff or free trade thirty DAYS
labor so cents day $15. Out Of
this months labor this man buys
suit of clothes under the one system
he pays SO, under the other
he pays $3.50, under the Re
publican rule he has $a5 left, under
the Democratic rule he has $3.50.
l ask, "Kan yer CT"
How about the farmer who has a
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

bale ofcottou oseil? Ile gets eleven
cents per pound under Republican
rule s55, under free trade we sold
cotton just as gooi from three to
seven cents. This CITES an average of
five cents or $50 a (bale, and this
bale Of cotton hapRns to be lett
for Susan and the@bables. Now
ont of this bale of c,tton this wo-
man wants S. worth & goods under
free trade. But undr Republican
rule silk ribbon being one of the
necessities of life andone which it
seems women will not get on with
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21
OFFICE PHONE NO. 80.
Mr.. Bryan Formally Notified

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. IA. -Uuder
the burning rays Of an almost
tropical sun and in the presence of a
vast assemblage which cheered him
to the echo, William Jennings
Bryan to-day received from Henry
d CLAYTON, of Alabama, formal
-h6tnraSon Of his nomination for
the presl&pcy Of the United States,
Thrice hon&ed by the Democratic
marty AZ it, staudard-bearer, Mr.
BRYAN plainly exhibited the pleas
ure il gave him once sgain to pro.
claim the principles for which he
stood. His nomination for third
time, he declared in his speech Of
acceptance, could only be explained
by a substantial and undisputed
growth in the principles and policies
for which he, with a multitude Of
Others, had eoutended.
CAS- these principles and policies y
he said, "have given me whatever
political strength ] possess, the &C
tion of the convention not only re
news my faith in them, but
strengthens my attachment to them. y
The ovation accorded Mr. Bryan
as he rode through the streets OF
Lincoln on his way to the State
House, where the exercises were
held, was nonparGsan in character.
1t was the homage Of the citizenry
Of the Western city Of the plains
toward distinguished neighbor.
ALMOST the entire Republican ad-
ininistration was represented, Gov.
George L Sheldon and many State
officers lending their presence both
.in the parade and on the platform.
EXTRACTS FROM BRYAN's SPEECH
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

One OF the saloon men of LHsld
Rock, on returning from the great
convention WHICH the liquor fel.
lows held recently in Minneapolis,
reports that they had a parade; that
IN this raraIe the brewers aud
wholesale liquor men rode in auto,
mobiles, the retail liquor men rode
IN carriages, the bartenders rode
horseback, the customers-walked.
That was perfectly natural.
The pretty girls whose faces are
TIER fortunes, soon go into the
hands of receivers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

DR.. IL. L. Ruff of Pitmsn has
been accepted by the state commit
tee of the Democratic party ss one
Of its campaign orators. He has
several appointments in this CON
gressional district for next month.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

remedial measure of a national
character must run the gauntlet Of
the Senate. The president NAV per
sonally incline toward>a reform; the
House may consent to it; but as
long as the Senate obstrdcts the re-
form the people must wait. The
President may heed a popular de-
mand; the House may yield to pub
lie opinion, but as long as the SEN
ate is defiant the rule of the people
is defeated. The Democratic plat
form very properly describes the
popular election of Senators as "the
gateway to other national reforms"
Shall we open the gate, or shall we
allow the exploiting interests to bar
the way by the control OF this
branch of the Federal Legislature!
Through a Democratic victory, and
through a Democratic victory only,
can the people secure the popular
election of Senators. The smaller
parties are unable to secure this re-
form; the Republican party, under
its present leadership is resolutely
opposed TO it. If | am elected to
presidency those who are elected on
the ticket with me will be like my
self, pledged to this reform, and |
shall convene congress in extraor-
dinary session Immediately after IN.
Eauguratioa and ask, among other
things, for the fulillment of this
platform.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

"Recognizing that | am indebted
for my nomination to the rank and
file of our party, and that my elect
ION must come, if it comes II all,
from the unpurchasable sutfrages OF
the American people ! promise,
if intrusted with the rsponsibi ltles
of this high Office, to consecrate
whatever ability have to the one
purpose of making this, in fact, a
government which will do justice
to all, and offer to every one the
highest possible stimulus to great
and persistent effort, by assuring to
each the enjoyment of his Just
share of the proceeds of his toll, mo
matter in what part of the vineyard
he labors, on what occupation, pro
fession or calling he deyotes him
self,
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-21

EXTRACTS FROM BRYAN's SPEECH
oshall the people rule?" Ever,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
YOUTHFUL MURDERERs.

A, stated in yesterdays Gizette the
ssu, alton ta1sed 10 Vinelsnd, N. j.,
Tuesday night by the arrest Of Walter
u ,lIer and Cline Wheeler, charged with
tbs murder of William Read, the sged
graud'a her OF Zsller, was followed yes
terday by the capture Of Herbert Ghgg,
au alleged sccomplice, at the home Of
relstives In Philadelphia @ egg, who
wss implicated 10 the crime by the con-
fees on of Zsller, denied any knowledge
of the murder when arrested, and 1t ha'
cot been clearly established who killed
the eyed mau. Z.ller, who was first ar
rested, deca ared that he knew nothing
of the actual killing Of bis grand'a her.
Ho said that be stood outside the house
while Wheeler and Grigg went inside
TO rob the aged man, who vas quite
wealthy. Zeller told the detectives tta'
Wheel beat the old ma then shot him,
and that be knew Of the murder only
when Wheeler and Grigg came out and
lold him.
The confession Of Zslltr was followed
yesterday by one from Wheeler,in which
be is raid to have accused Zsller Ofprevi-
ously trying to poison bis grandfather by
placing poison in his coffee. Wheeler
is alleged to lave implicated Grigg,
aud rays that when the three went to the
house Friday night Mr.. Read was asleep
in his room. Grigg, Wheeler is declar-
ed to have asserted, placed his hand over
the eyed mau's mouth aud made q grab
for bis pocks tbook. He did not get the
wallet, aud quickly stole Reads revolver
from under his pillow. A shot was fired
by Grigg, but il went wide of the mark.
The aged man recognized his graadson
and Il ler Is alleged 70 have said: awe
will have to kill him." A fight follow
ed In which Read vas shot and killed.
Wheeler is not credited with having
said who fred the fatal shot A.32-cs-
ber csrtridgs found In Grgg's pocket
When arrested is considered 8 damaging
bit of evidence in the case. The youth
saws he has carried the ta'tridge as a
pocket piece fer sometime, but it Is re-
gsrded SO significant that it is the same
Kind of cartridge IS tba. used in the re-
yolVer with which Read was shot. The
accused cay they did net rob the house
after the shooting, because they we're
afraid, bat considerable sum Of money
is missing, and the authorities are sads-
fed they have not yet secured al the de-
tails OF the affair. The accused boys are
members of reputable families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
TILTED TIE DUKE.

A dispatch from Rome says Miss
Katherine Elkins Tilted the Duke Of
the Abruzzi. The duke has publicly
admitted it.
This admission appeared yesterday
In Italy Abna1, 10 review edited by
Sguor PellegriOi, who was secretary to
former Premier ZaDa -delli. It Is writ
ten by S gnor Msutsgszza. a monarchiSt,
With being the moulhpiece OF credited
the court. He says:
"'The Duke OF the Abruzzi alrta1y
would lave married Miss Elkins, but
without giving her the iank of royal
highness, If she had been ra.is6ed sim
ply to become bis wife. This, however,
she refused, not understanding that a
girl 10 her position 10 Europe would
not have objected. Americans seem to
think that their dollas Ca1 buy even
relationship with one Of the Oldest reign
ing houses in Europe"
Bstweeu the lines ofthe foregoing dis-
DhlCu luUbc WIN SOhib
and procedure, and with the events Of
the Abrnzzi Elkins affair, see much more
than apptars. Bat meager as Is the
print it is the fret official word that has
come from the duke or the court regard
Jog this much.mooted matter.
The writer, by iusinustiou, admits the
engagement, which hitherto has not been
admitted By either party, and the long
negotiations which have been going on
between Italy and the United States are
indicated plainly.
The bitter feeling that the refusal oil
Miss Elkins to accept suytbing short Of
full Wifely rights created Is scarcely hid
den. In fact, the Italian press Is daily
growing mora reseptiul against The news
papers of America for their comment on
the affairs of the duke and Miss Elkins,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
49,
Special Sale
of the New York
Purchase of
Dress
Goods,
&C., &c.

Ladies Broadcloth Suits, the new long
cot. satin and button trimming, f25 value
at SI4.9s.
Ladies' All.wool Black Cheyiot Suits.
sl2 qS value, at H.t8.
Lsdie,' and Misses Manish Clio b Suits,
SIS value, at Sl0.95.
Ladies' Ten English Walking Jackets, lb
samples, values $S 10 $40. Your choice at
SI.9s.
ladies' f2-inch Goats. in bl'ck, tan, navy,
castor, brosn and garnet; S15 values at $40 9S.
ladies' 5-goie Pleated Ssirts, mide Of fire
q ality' pansmr: blacks, navy ard brown;
S5.S8 value. at $1.oS
ladies' 52.inch Long Fur Scsrs, with
plenty hfa s sn1 tsil.; s. value, at $4.gS.
10 pieces Of 800 Brt adcloth, all shades, &C
zoe ySrd.
10 p'eces Ss-iueh all-wool Serges, black.
navy, brOwa end garnet; SOC value, at 4yc.
10 pieces 50-inch Aohair, black and navy;
60: value, st Acc.
5 pieces 3e-inch all-wool Vtuetisns, TOO
values, 1t 25c.
3'.inch Black TaHets, 90 value. at 75c.
36-inch Lining Satins, Sl.O0 value, at 7sc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
DOG HUNTS HOSPITAL DOOR

For almost q week a small black and
tan dog has been hanging around the
main entrance to the Roosevelt Hospital,
Nex York, night aud day, ard when
George Stsnguine, an orderly, tried 10
drive him away because his bowling
disturbed patients the dog bit steDguiue
on the hand.
The doctors tsy that the dog undoubt'
edIy belongs to pstient who wa' brought
to the hospital several days ago suffering
from injuries be had received. he vas
still unconscious aud it could not be
Learned Who he is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19

R0aY PRUNEs uOsiEsd b., army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
AIexamOria Gazette.

pup1IsHKD DAILY AND TBI.wKKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 d BIZ PkIHOE
STREET.
TEntared At the PostofHce Of DsxandriA' VIZ
oInia. 40 second -class matter.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease results from a
disordered condition of the stou acb,
and can be cured by taking Chamber.
lsin's s omsch and Liver Tablets. CT
free sample at W. F. Creighton's or
Richsrd GibsOn's drug store and try 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19

The soothing spray Of Ely's Liquid
Cr.am Balm, used in an stomizer, is an IN
snsakabls relief to sufferers from Catarrh;
Some Of them describe il as Q Godsendi, and
NO wonder The thick, foul discharge is dis
iogred and the patient breathes freely, per;
hans for the Il st time in weeks Liquid
Cream Balm contains all the hsaling, purify
ing elements Of the solid form, and 1t never
fails 10 stisfy Sold BY all druggists for 72c,
including spraying tabe, or mailed oy Ely
Bsos.. 6S Warren Street, New YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19

Try Koiol today on our guarantee. Take
IL for while, as that is sll you viii need tC
take. Kodol digests what you eat and max e
the stomach SWEET. II Is sold by W. E
Creighton & Co
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20

A I'occasion du recent mouve-
ment des palme3 acad6miques, un
journal %parlsien raconte l'amusan-
to anecdote sulvante:
I'm parsonage politlque impor-
tant par son influence, blen quill
ne possede ancune investiture, ALA
au minist4re de INSTRUCTION pu-
bl1que pour r6clamer quelques ru-
bans ct rosettes a lui demandees,
Entire autres distinctions, il re-
clama une rosette pour un mon
sieur que lui recommanuait partl-
culierement une dame annie. Seu-
lemeut, al dernier moment, llllus-
tire parsonage oublia lie nom on
perdit la fche de son prot6g6. 81
bien quill So ,%trouva fort embar-
rass6.
-Je me rappelie ben le nom de
Nine H.. mails je ne peux pas
trouver celui de son proteg6!
II chercha pendant quellues MI
nutes, sans r6sultat, ct, enin, en-
d%6sespolr de cause, II propose:
-Tant pis pour lie proteg6! Col
lez la rosette a Nine X,... Com
me Ga, ellie vera que je men su's
occup6.
Aipsi fut fat. Mails Nine X....
fut blen surprise d'avolr Gu la ro'
settle avant d'avoir Gu le ruban.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20

.cessaire, c'est J. G. qui lie veut;
6coutez CO quill dit aux apotres ct
a leu rs successeurs "les p6ch6s Sc
ront remis q ceux a. qui vous les
remettrez, lis seront retenus d ceux
a qul vous les retiendrez" par Oh
vous voyez que la confession au
pretre est lie seul moyen de rece-
voir le pardon de ses pech6s; il
fault done SO confesser, ct la mis-
sion est pour Sc pr6parer a une
bonne confession ct communion,
mails la mission c'est plus que celia
ct nous avons tous ces sermons
pour nous retremper dams la fol
pour nous conna1tre de plus en-
plus, de maniere a prendre dams la
suite les measures qui nous assure.
ront plus facllement la victoire sur
nos passions ct la victoire finale.
De la bonnie volont6 done, cheers
enfants, ct soyez tous Ia chaoue
matin q $50, tous, avec vos petits
camarades canadiens qui ne sont
pas encore q l'6cole ST Louis venez
y chaque jour, ct que l,Eglise soft
trop petite pour vous contenir,
nest CO pas, ct le demon qui cher
che q s'emparer de vos petites ames
sera vaincu, ct votre bon ange qui
sur vous, ct sera content de
votre bonnie volont6, la T. S. Vier-
ge vous sourira du ciel en- voyant
vos efforts, ct Dieu vous b6nira ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20

bitude; a tout prix 1e veux prati-;
quer la vertu %contrai1e, je veux
changer de vie, 6tre tout enter 3
Dieu dams l'ouvre du salut de mon
anne. VOLTA, cheers enfants votre
travail pendant la mission: prier,
lire dams votre anne ct conscience,
vous conna1tre, regagner l'amitie
de Dieu par une bonne confession,
81 vous aviez Gu le malheur de la
perdre par le p6ch6, pulls pr6ser-
yer dams l'obrervation fd6le DIES
resolutions que vous avez prises, de
pratiquer les vertus %contraires aux
mechanics habitudes que vous aviez
jusqu'alors.
Je vous al mentionn6 le mot de
confession; car c'est bien evident
que 81 le but de la mission c'est de
nous r]approcher de Dieu, lie moyen
imm6diat ct essentiel, c'est une bon
ne confession qui nous puri6era
CO nos fautes ct nous disposera q
recevoir la Sainte Communion, Oh
Dieu, deviendra notre nourriture
pour etre uotre force, ct notre vie.
VOLTA pourquoi vous entendrez d.
re parfois que la mission c'est pour
SO confesser ct communier; oul,
c'est celia il faut y passer, c'est Ia
la crosse affaire ct c'est aussi le
moroccan lie plus dificile q faire &C.
cepter, solvent mails pourtant II
fault ravaler, c'est absolument ne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20

les r1aux de tete, les maux de c9ur, les mlgralnes,
les nevralgies, les v~ertiges, less suffocations, les
palpitations, les etouffements, Panemle, les pales
couleurs, les nervosltes, les moments de %trlStesse, de
melancolie, de Encouragement, de faiblesse; toutes
les difficulties quelle a 81 solvent pour traverser les
periodes plus Oh moins %critiques de son existence,
mont solvent d'autre source que lie beau NAL ct
ses corollaires inevitables, Ia faiblesse du sang, la
faiblesse DIES nerfs, du c9ur ct la faib.esse generate.
lie premier soin dune femme qui nest pas bien
portante, qui souffre Oh qul est atfalblle soft par
les maladies, soft par toute autre chose, dot done
etre de Sc procurer les Pilules Rouges qui guerissent
chaque jour tant de femmes, de jeunes files, de
jeunes meres, de fen11mes ages atteintes de dltfe-
rentes maladies qu'aucun autre remede ne parvient
a guerir.
Femrnes ages, jeunes meres ct jeunes files,
prenez done les Pilules Rouges. Quelques bottles
sufiront pour retablir votre sante, vous rendre vos
forces perdues, regulariser toutes les %fonctions de
votre corps ct retablir ainsi tres complement
votre organis1ne ebranle, debilite, anemie OH meme
epuis@. Settlement, n'acceptez pas lie premier
medicament venu, car beaucoup de pharmaciens
sans s%crupules sont pages par DIES lubricants peu
defeats cflaque fois quils parviennent a remplacer
les Pilules Rouges de la Gle Chimique Franco
Am&ricaine par TN de leurs produits. Exigez done
les seules Pilules Rouges qui portent Sur leur
etiquette lie nom de la Compagnie Chin1ique Franco
Americaine ct qui sont en- vente dams toutes les
BONES pharmacies.
Nacceptez pas non plus de ces P1lules, d1tes
''Pilules Rouges' que DIES colporteurs Oh colpor-
teuses, PEASANT par les maisons, allant de porte
en- porte, vous offrent. Ces gems sont DIES impos-
teurs ct nos produits ne sont jamais vendus de cette
1naniere
Nos Medecins SPECIALISTS donnent DIES c%onsulta-
tons gratuites, All No 274, rue Saint-Denis,
Montreal, tous les jours, excepte lie dimanche. ST
vous demeurez trop loin, hernandez TN blanc de
questions.
ST votre marchand ma pas les Pi1ules Rouges de
la Compagnie Chirnique OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, en-
voyez-nous SOC pour une bo1te Oh $2.50 pour six
bottles, ayant bien soin de faire enregistrer votre
1ettre contenant de %1argent, ct vous recevrez, par lie
retour de la MALE, les veritables Pilules Rouges.
Adressez toutes vos lettres: COMPAGNIE
CHIMIQUE FRANCO-AMERICAINE, 274, rue
Saint Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20

Au banquet de la Canadian
Press Association dome a Mont
real, ces jours derniers, plusieurs
discours ont etc prononc6s sur
importance de la presse.
Honorable M. Frank Oliver,
qul est I'm ancien Journalistic, a de-
clare q l'intent1on des propri6tai
res de journaux que ce gull falla at
d6sormais au peuple, c'6tait IN Pc
TIT journal condensant les nouvel-
les les plus importantes ct DON
nant, sous u1e forme br6ve, les re-
fexions qu'elles 1nspirent aux re-
dacteurs.
"Les 6diteurs de journau2, a til
acute, perdent plus d'argent on
essayant de donner quelque chose
pour rien QUEEN essayant de dou-
ner valeur pour valeur. On a une
tendance dams lie journallsme Ca
maiden q remplacer l'effort intel
lectuel par de copieux tas de pa
pier. Ce que demande lie peuple,
c'est de la pensae etendue s11r une
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20

Les phrases suivantes sont gla-
n6es parmi les nombreuses lettres
que nous avons recues
des personnes e'abonnant a lEoHo
DE L'OUEsT reinforcement.
De Boise City, Idao:-
Je prends la respectueuse liber-
t6 de me placer sur la liste de vos
abonn6s.
De st Paul, MINI.
J'ai recu derni6rement quelques
exemplaires de votre journal ct je
vous envoie ci-inclu un mandat de
poste de 81 pour une aimee d'abon-
nement. L'euvre que votre jour-
nal poursuit est excellente.