davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-23

@t Barn 9ipr @porssn1aal, fous ofte
DC tlogeite Qoueoer lite ton beiuare.
Wioenifabsmanb forbaules unbsrtioen
oper 9impeltbeben al Probleuer, ious
bet bar taget Marbuaoreber at lpie.
Tremrasenoe @eser itaar ofte, ttttroos
for al beres 2arooa1 % Dpstisbeb,
raaolele ouerfor en- alutnbelig @pes*
bonn, fom ct entelt 9usmi6oel belb:eoer,
for6i bet rammer Onbets Sob, urenbes
ben t8lobet. Dert li9ser Tortlartngen.
til be utbunberlt9e 6elbrebelfer, Dr.
Beters &urito tan oppile. Euiinber:
af1esaer buert Mar Ttbnesbprb ONT bette
anertjeuote 9usmiboels iunbbe6sgtpenbe
@9enifaber, buorou1 nermere Oplpsnins
GET tan erboloes peo at ffripe til 81.
peter Tabrnep & Cons o., l12-lIs
80. 6opne Mue., @bicago, Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-23
8auS o. 011te9tt.

- S:ueent Oscar Stapaas reilte
taaar til Mortbfelb forat fortlette itne
@tubier.
= Sl6ebranb obela9oe enoel &orn:
ftatter for Ole 6. @ee Conn oi
EronbDiem fife Ousoas. De blep On:
tenote at @nilter fra Dampmaltinen
Erefema(finen blep rebbet.
- Set beber, at ri lite nil taa elet:
trilt 2ps iqien tor omen Maaneo, be:
tlaselist not. &erol lenelamperne uiie,
fig u1e9et utiIfrebsitiQenbe nu, eftera1
man er bleuen pant meb ben nYe Belps:
ring.
- Bpraabet uonaunte 9a9ferer Sam=
bridge til Suffice ber / Bpen iitebetto,
attppha ssysulaiee- Coming Nproasseftsn,
s ct Wtpoe Manpassatten beDilsepe 8p:
raabet 800 efFra til at fortiette Mrbe,.
BET omtrtn9 Xate Mlice.
- Sfplse v&otbiap @nterpriie" bau:
Dc Wrs. sc. 2unbbasen bet l1belb, oo
BUN en- Mften tom biem t Mertet, al
bun falot neo 9jenuem en- abentfaaen6f
Fieloerluse % brat fit @tulberblab
Jun fit oqiaa en6sl Strammer.
- Ser tom. ct fDrfrifenbe Nesn BET
WanbaQsaften. Set bapbe peret me:
get uarmt % ifppet lang Eto, os oenne
Atpetslins por pel9iorenoe. a0et lpuebe
9anlte lenee o9 toroneoe liot, men BET
tlel1e 1tte baarot. Set re9ne6e Fere
Gange.
- Baf. 9a9erupsyttsl len aater at
eienoptage fin Wtsiton blanot Dun1fer
ne 2Goroenifiolb ueo Ottober Wtaaneos
Bespnoelie. Baitoren bar Sommers
maoneberue beiost foritiel1ise banite
Settlementer / Norbueiten og betient
tneb Orb % 6atrament.
- Beltcan @apibs Prels: Seuer
Sobnion, en- sSarmer boenbe to Nail ipb
tor @rbaro, bebe af Wapebetenbelie
Spnoassaften (ben 13be os.). 0on
nar ca. IS Mar 9ammel % efterlaoer
!Quitru os flere uofsue Bsrn. 3an bleu
besrauet ben l6oe, os Pah. Durt tor
rettebe.
- Yaa Tiiberfarmen Conn Of
2awrence, Grant County. - bet ner>
tneie op mob Conn Of @elfern bette
@ountp bar Der ueret enbel bemmez
lisbeosfuloe Sloebronoe / ben ienere
Eio. Nu bar en Iiben 10 Nar sau1mel
pise, &atie 2eubete, ttlltaaet at bare
paala benz.
- Pator Eleppe inofriper &onfrz
manoer for &on9sbers Utenisbeb os
Dor 6reliers Menisbeo fpriftommenbe
2prbas Rl. 10. @amtioi9t mpber aQe
9enbassfolebprn 0or Treliers Wes
ntgbeb, ba Yreiten bar no9et at tale
aeb benz ON. Torelbrene ber te til,
at be aue tommer. Man meber | Rtr>
Ten. ~
Nolittn1elter Burton % Street>
gommisier 6anion uarler Ereifere ON,
1 at naar be fierer siennem Bpen meb
fine Waiftner, maa be lite fiere ouer
| the crosswalks eller oper be Sernlus
ger, TOM l19ser oper 9febgansene til
Rloaferne, fsr be logger planter unoes
It9iuleue. tbi 9iulene eoele9aer eQers
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-23

| MI, / | 4 A
! I ( !: ! }. !
50 o.. !. !

pensene / ben 2ou1ue, bpori ban t1et,te
6e par, funbe ban penbe belt om tie
gSau 0ate forat lebe etter bent, mems
be uar t COB 8ebolo en- anben 2ontuse.
Gtlitlt blep uel bette Yin uubbplbeItQt,
og man tror, ban to9 @ift. O<au uiloe
bente Sage, men meo Baaben 9aanb
forbinorebe ban bet, % ban enote 2tuet
ion. nepnt.
49, gtils @r;dlon, TOM boeoe t1er
Battle 2ate lang Glib men nu /: nosle
Mar bar boet peo Gallo 9torb Datoto,
tom Bio g&at til Treeos fife l1se o.
meobraste fin Mor iom Gig. forat faa
benbe bearapet t Bottle Xate. 0ans
Tar % Seiter, Wirs. 6. $. Olf fou {
@anbo, fulste osiaa meo. Ulrs, G:tGs
ion bauoe ueret oaorlis fem Tiger, uteu
BUN uar oppe nefen bele &ioen - eus
bog ben Dag, bun bbbe. Sun uar ifaro
meo at tleoe fig, ba BUN pluol leltg be=
Iptmebe, men bun TOM til Beuibfbeb
i9ien % bpoe faa Minutter efter. @uu
par 6s Mar sau1n1e!. S De ienere Nar
bat gun os benoes Mano boet bells hos
@pnnen, bells bos Datteren. De toue
til Eoroenifiolb 1874 og fpttebe ueite
Qlar til Conn Of @litberaQ, buor be
boebe inotil for tire Mar Itoeu. Sen
afbp6e efterlaber 10 Spfre reualts Mrs,~
Marttb Soften / EoroeuiioIo og Wrs.
Sobn Eorserion famine Conn. Tas
miIten er fra 9&orolauo NorSe. Yea
srauellen foreait 2proag, % palt~.
Wattion torrettebe.
- Gi neunte tortelig fife uas, at
Suffice Geo. s. Coming opbe meset
uuentet Dnsbassmorsen fife 1se. 9an
uar / fit &ontor Eirsoaa % befanot fig
ba TOM iebuanlist, men ban bauos lite
peret fterf. itben ban par baarot fpg for
ct Mars Glib fben. 9an uaaauebe El.
8 Onsoaesmor9en men 1opnebe tgieu.
Guns op ,,sset ffes;ss fes;ssessse, esse, sssaseE
BUN LOB fin Manb ioue, inotil Der ton
nogeu os ipur9te efter bam omtring Et.
9. Da git bans 6uitru inb til baut
torat uette bam, os ba Iyntes ben at
ltsse famine @ttuing, iom pa bun fob
op, men MI par ban be6. Wr. Gowiug
par tpbt England 1910 % uor faas
lebes omtrent 6s Mar 9ammel. Et Mar
sanmel ful9te ban fine ToreIbre til
Mmertta. San boeoe fpr t QSisconl1n
% fit fin u6bannelie Der. So Borgers
triseu brpo uo, melbte ban fig fom Triz
ptllt9 os uomerEeoe fig iaa Rrtssns at
ban bleu foYfremmet til &aptetn. gn
Glib efter Erisen flptte6e ban ii! Alers
anbrie, Wtinn., og enbelig t 1871 til
Sersus falls. Wen ban bauoe beut en-
li6en Butit BET en- Eio, fpr ban flpttebe
bib. Seuere 5lep ban pal9t til @toIe'
superintendent for Ottertatl County pg.
tnbebapbe bette @mbeoe l3 Mar. @Ftec:
ben Eib blep ban opta9et @asfprers
itanben % bapbe MI ueo fin Dpb ueret'
Suffice mango Mar. San efterEaoer
fin 9ufru os to Senner, nemIts Dr.~
Coming / Mibbp % en-, lom Bot t @bis
cago. Sen afop6e faar bet @fteruele,
at ban par en- at be bebite Goraere t.
Tersus 6ous, % bette er sauite utit:
berettiset. Jan bleu unber messt fter
Deltaselie besrapet fra @piitopaIfirters
BET Bpen itfte Treoag 5rl. 2. 4att.
8. -. Warb forretteoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-09-23

Olaf @efsoals 2aiebos er at faa t
useblaoets Bosbanbel os tolter 40
Gents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

TO be the contemplated strategy OF the
charging party they leyeled their arms
at him. believing that he must soon
check his horse. But on be rode, bend
ing forward little, his rife held across
the saddle IN front Of him.
"Take him FIRST" cried Chauyenet.
Then lie ready for Armitage"
Oscar was now turning his horse, but
toward them aud across Armitage' 8
path. with the deliberate purpose OF
taking the tirst flre Before him rose
the cedars that concealed the line OF
wall. and he saw the blue barrels OF
the waiting rifles, With great squirt
OF speed be cut In ahead OF Armitage
swiftly aud neatly. then on, without
break or pause needing Arml-
IA ge's cries on and still on. ill twenty,
thea ten feet lay between him and the
wall. AT place where the cedar bar
rier was thlnnest Then. as bis horse
cronched aud rose. three rifles cracked
as one With great crash the horse
struck the wall and mmbied. rearing
and plunging. through the tough cedar
bonghs. An instant later. near the
same spot, Armltage. with better luck
clearing the wall was borne on
through the confused line When be
dung himself down and ran back Cal.
borne had mol yet appeared
Oscar had crashed through AT point
held hy Durand, who was struck down
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

feather crop alone amounted 10 400
pounds.
on this acre Of tiIlable land, besides
the ducks. were 100 fowls, ~ turkeys,
CO pairs OF pigeons and Is stands OF
bees. Pigeons were profitable spe-
cialty. about 400 pairs Of squads hnv-
ing been sold Ducks. however, are
considered more profitable than pi'
geons. and Mrs Barrow thinks OF dis
posing OF the pigeons and Increasing
the duck area. The turkeys also pay
well The white variety II KEEP, be.
cause the feathers are more valuable
The birds are sold during the holiday
season and. being especially well fat.
tened bring the very highest prices
The bees are an excellent Investment
aud Nrs. Barrow considers the work
pleasant and suitable for q woman.
Bees pick up their living IN the sum
nser, but receive some extra feeding 10
winter.
or course the large supplies u food
needed for the poultry are no, raised
on the farm. They are bought outside
at considerable expense Mrs Barrow
hesitstss 70 buy more land. having
made such q success On q small area
She Is firmly o. the opinion that com
mon mistake made w women who
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08
A SMALL PLACE.


Successful women farmers are no
longer a novelty. numbers OF them
being found in all sections Of the coun-
try Possibly the smallest farm that
has provided a living for It's owner IL
carried on by Mrs. Jane C. Barrow OF
Connecticut This energetic lady has
succeeded IN obtaining living for
herself and two children on the profits
u foer acre farm. sending the chi.
drep 20 school meanwhile
The enterprise WIS started without
capital seven years ago. Mrs Barrow
being forced 10 incur debt 10 pay for
groceries and supplies until the farm
returns began TO come 10. Bees. small
fruits and poultry were the founds-
ton Only one acre Of the four was
suitable for planting. and this acre has
really brought in most Of the Income
BY means OF q system o. intensive
farming which IN renarkabie, 20 say
the least one.fourfh OF this one sore
was devoted 10 poultry. and last year
1000 ducks we're raised and sold AZ a
weight Of four pounds each when be
tween three and four months old The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08
fro sE CONTINUED
arm ona
Garden
FOUL CLOVER SEED.

Makes II Plain Where the Weed Crop
Comes From.
The Connecticut experiment station
IL doing a great work In testing clover
seed II obtained fifty one samples or
the seed just as II is sold by Connect
cut seed dealers. These samples were
tested for weed seeds and also TO see
what per cent OF the clover seed would
sprout. The result of the test shows
that only one-sixth Of the seed as sold
was tit to use Three samples We're
sdulterated with worthless plant
and fOrty-one had more or less dodder,
the most dangerous weed or parasite
which can get into the crop.
Few days pass without complaint
from some one who finds the dodder In
bis clover Samples are often sent In
showing the clover plants strangled by
q pest which twines around them and
sucks their life away. The cut shows
q mild form of the affection. Think of
putting the seeds Of this curse into the
ground when you seed your clover'
Yet that is just what is being done
when we buy ordinary clover seed
In one sample OF this Connecticut
clover seed 6,44l seeds Of the dodders
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08
THE NEGLECTED. ELDERBERRy
n 10 Really . wholesome and Delicious
Fruit.

or the Wild fruits few are more de
liclous than elderberrles Our fore.
mothers. who had 10 depend upon The
Wild fruits alone when the country
was new. learned many arts that seem
almost forgotten 10 these iAief days,
and one u them was the use q elder
berries They gathered them, stem
med, washed and packed them 10 deep
earihcn Jars until within three inches
Of the top aud then FLIED the far With
Orleans molasses The berries kept IN
this way. too. and mbde delicious pies
through the long. blesk winter when
good things were scarce Another way
which soule OF " remember was -
dry them ia the son. aud this, too gave
many an sppe,iziug dish TINT other
wise would haye been forever lacking
Somehow the pi0peer woman found
her greatest Joy In providing good
things for her family. One wonders y
the women ~ today who bave ''ca
reers" know as m0ch real happiness o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

dld the pioneer women Of fffy years
ago But elderberrIes still grow, aud
they sre stlll good. Let the boys gather
some and try an elderberry pie.
Make rich crust and pinch II up
high around the edge. 10 that the pie
will not be. az some one said. "sli
fence and no pasture" I'm II with tbs
clean berries. add tablespoonful Of
good vinegar and teacup Of sugar
into which a Tablespoonful Of nour has
been stirred c0Yer with top crust
and bind the edges together with
strip " cloth. or some of the rich juices
wiil be lost sure Bake fory minutes
A delicious sauce can BE- made With
spples and elderberry Juice. or Jelly
can be made IN the same way Cook
sppIes and berries together one part
~ berries 10 three or -four Of apples
Strain the Juice and cook as any other
Jelly Eiderbcrry Juice ia nns hddi
ton 20 grape Juice. both becsuss Of
flavor sud medicinal qualities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

Durand's pockets upon the ground and
tossed a flask 10 Armitage.
I'VE will discuss matters at the bun
galow. They always go to the nearest
farmhouse to sign the treaty Of peace.
Let US do everything according to the
best traditions"
A moment later Oscar ran 10 from
the direction Of the gap to find the
work done and the party ready to
leave
Where b the SeryianT. demanded
ArmItage.
The soldier saluted. glanced from
Chauyenet TO Dursnd and from Ciai.
borne to Armitage.
"He will not come back" said the
sergeant quietly.
That Ia bad" remarked Armitage.
take my horse and ride down 10
Storm Springs and tell Baron Won Mar
hof and Judge Claiborne that Captain
Claiborne has found John Armitage
and that he presents his compliments
and wishes them 10 come TO Mr.. Armi'
,age's house at once. Tel them tha,
Captain Claiborne sent you and that
he wants them to come back With you
Immediately"
But Armitsge not Msrhof = for
Gods sake, not Mnrhof" chanyeDet
staggered TO his feet. aud his voice
chcked AZ be muttrred bis appeal
Not Msrhofr
We can IN this among ourselves
Just val, . little tiil we can talk over
our affairs Yoa have quite the wrong
impression OF US. ! assure you. mes
sieurs.- protested Durnnd-
That Ia your misfortune. Tbaaks
for the brandy. NJ. Darspd ! feel
quite restored" said Arnitsge. rising
And the color swept into bis face. aud
be spoke with Quiek dscision-
oh. Claiborne. vin yos kisdiy uvs
ne Tie tpsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

Claiborne lsarss~i u was laugh n
real r~lsf At the change Ia Armi,ags's
sose
IFS quarter 81 : This little scrap
didnf take as m0ch tine as you
tAough, II woUld
Oscar bad mounted Arniiars's borss.
ssd Claiborne stopped him |" be rode
past on Bis way 10 The road
After 700 deliver Mr. Armiiags's
message. gr, doctor aud tell him to he
In harry st-pui getting b.re."
Nor began Armitsge Good Lord.
no. We are not going 10 advertise this
mess You viii spoil u sill don't
propose TO L. arrested and put IN jail,
and doctor would bIab Il sll tell
you. nor
Oscar. 90 10 the hotel AZ the Springs
and ash for Dr, Bl~isoe He's aD
army surgeon on leave. Tell hln !
want hin 20 bring bis tools and come
10 me az the bungalow Now gol''
The conspiraiors' horses were brought
up. and Claiborne put Armitage upon
the best Of them
Don't treat me as though were a
sick priest. ! tell you. ! feel bully
n the prisoners viii kindly walk ahead
OF us wen graeiousiy ride behind or
we might put them both on one horse.
Forward
chauyenet and Durand. as they
marched ahead Of their captors, di.
vided their time between execrating
each other and trying TO make terms
with Armitage The thought Of being
hailed before Baron Won Marhof gave
them great concern.
swat q few hours, Armitage. Let MS
sit down and talk II all over. We're
not as black ms your Imagination paints
u.s.
"Save your breath! You've had your
fun so far. and now I'm going TO have
mine. You fellows are all right TO sit
In dark rooms and plot murder and
treason. but you're not made for work
10 the open. Forward
They we're worn company that
drew up at the empty bungalow. where
the lamp and candles nickered eerily
ON tho table still lay the sword, the
cloak. the silver box, the insignia OF
noble oil ders.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

rscR ~ ST bis bear.
ngs aDd 90 hs gagssd N
tbrusgA tho wc11 bgl.
~ lei N4ng cip~e 20 hss
- beAd ssG he sam mat
asig.ng sway ihroseh lhs underbfash
hundfed yards shsad u him he
thfsn % his ne ana fred after The
frtrMting ag8rei lefA.i ihe sfef spite
fnay eco uugisd IL a few minutes
usraf rode aieriiy oYt o. the weesi at
hls i.fi
~ ass letter for a. = dead horse
lbau . dad usnA- ysRT HAs To- hiiie
AfyeAnfs oamaBsnt "we stall come
lact for The saddie and tgiAir
iIanHh Where DO yoo think those
fEsn arer
-Hahind sosne rocks pear the edge Of
tie gag II Isl poor pssslilan"
sl,n nol sure ~ that Ibryh ercape
Arruss thu cd bridge"
rNcln A sparrow would shake II
dosn Three men At obce~that would
not Deed our iluiletsT
Par ansy 20 the rigbt two reports IN
qnicl succemsioa gave news Of Armi'
isge
IT'S the sighal that be's got between
them and the as,e swing around 10
The left. and ! viii 20 straight TO The
tls clearing and meet you"
"You viii haye nay horse-yesY' os.
car began 10 dismount
~No / Do well enough this way.
Forward The word Is TO keep them
ietween US aud the gap until We can
ST GA them"
The mist was fast disappearing and
sslriing away under a sharp wind.
and the sunlight broke warmly upon
the drenched world Claiborne started
through lhe wet uniergrowth at dog
trot Arinitage. be Judged, was about
half n mll. away. aud 20 make their
line complete oscar should Traverse an
equal distance. The soldier blood 10
Claiborne warmed ut the prospect OF
definite contest lie grlnned rs II &C.
Cured 10 him that be had won the dis
tinction Of having horse shot under
him IN an open road eight almost With
in sight o. the dome u the capitol
The brush grew thinner and the trees
fewer. and be dropped down aud
craWled presently TO the shelter OF
bow idef. from which be could look out
upon the open aud fairly level held
knowa as the Port OF Missing Men.
As be looked about be saw Armitage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

by the horse =
fore feet He lay
bowling " IT b
pain. with the
hind quarters OF
the prss,rnir
beast across hi.
legs Armiiage.
running back to-
ward the wall.
kicked the re
yolyer from his
hand aud Iefi
him zmai bad
started 10 run rs
Oscar gainsSi the
wall. aud Chan
aana.ss cs,s.s.x
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

He ny sene;s curses
DID got halt the
SERBIAN when be found Oscar 81 bis
heals
chsgsenei stood Isngassisely By the
wall his revolver raised and covering
Arlnllass. sko wslAsd A.ow'F and DOG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

his horse ~ o
walk. ride slow
~ out OF the
W o cd at his
right Claiborne
jumped up and
waved bis bat,
aud a rifle ball
licked his coat
collar MS lightly
Ms though an I'M
seen hand had
tried TO brush a
bit OF dust from
IL. As he turned
TO " ard b Q
narksrnan be
bind the cedars
three shots. fred
In a rnllaR hum
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

Public ownership OF the railroads
would add si.oUoco.0oo 70 the public
tebt. but william jennings Bryan
io~sn't worry about q little thing Ike
hat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

ITS strange. sirange, strange. that
I can't find thing u keep a thing Ia
this house said Mr. Fodmore ,be 9th.
er day. IFS I'll because VI your loose,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

were In one pound Of clover seed In
that same sample there were l2.769
seeds OF plantain, 1,695 OF foxtail, LOTT
Of sorrel. 226 Of bindweed, 2.l47 Of
lambs quarters. l.608 Of wild carrot
226 Of curied dock. l,243 OF tumble.
weed and many others, making total
Of 44.522 weed seeds In pound. In
another sample there were 7s,604 weed
seeds 10 one pound sold as clover seed
Just imagin what farmer does when
be sows six or eight pounds Of such
stun on an acrel
Another thing was the low quality
of the clover itself. II has been dem
onstrsted that the heaviest seeds give
the strongest plants during early
growth and In most cases largest
yields. This Connecticut bulletin states
that clover seed OF average quality
should run 500 900 TO the pound While
lighter seed may give q greater mum
Der OF plants. a greater proportion OF
them would die out or do poorly. In
twenty-six out Of 6fty-one samples the
seeds weighed less than the standard
Az for vitality. the average Of these
Gfty-one Connecticut samples was $50
Der cent--thaf 10. the number out OF
hundred strong enough to put out a
sprout One sample showed only Ga
per cent OF seeds with any life TO
them. One sample was SO poor that
only 4sl per cent OF the seed was clio.
yer, and only ~ per cent OF that would
sprout Three samples we're evidently
sduitersted With black medic. Seed OF
this plant Ii imported from Germany
expressly 10 sdultsraie clover seed II
y 90 much like clover seed that an
expert 10 needed 10 detect IL 10 one
sample there were li.di5 seeds Of dod
der 10 one pound OF clover. With =
seeding OF eight pounds per acre this
means two seeds Of doider TO each
square foot and Tests prove thai this
dodder 10 not dead seed.
Free trade England Ia alarmed again
II the physical deterioration OF her
submerged classes In this land Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

take up farming is 10 begin on too
large scale
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

Free trade England s alarmed again
II the physical deterioration OF her
submerged classes In this land Of
protection the rifle Of social progress
Is that Of emergencs and physical.
mental and moral development
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08
Beautiful LinenS--U nderpriCed

are the houselurnshers especial delight The small linens
deservedy popular We recently secured from leading inn
porter several hundred pieces very marked
the advantage Yourself you buy now Included the lot
Clnys, Drawnyork Damask and plain weaves, Luncheon.
cloths all sizes both square and circular Scais Trays and
Carving Cloths Does every wanted size three to thirteen
inches Match Sets of cloths and napkins every variety
Most complete showing Of Linens Of all sorts have
offered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08
Display Of Au-
tu1nn Newness
Dents Gloves
Memo Corsets

Awaits Drsdae The buying this establishment
been operating upon liberal extended scale Quantities
all of bright fresh has been pouring here tor several
weeks past and still the flood generously
each and every department s what show YOU
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-08

.AIBonNE cliiDi~si 0gco
a FecR 10 ST his l.car
sngs and a. he gAnsi N
tbfvsgh ihs " God . bal
lei Mang cls~s 70 hss
bead ssaG he saw . man