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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-05-28

Cooler weather again.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-05-28

Picked pork at Bakers.
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Land Wanted

Unimproved, any size tract for
investment; price must be spe-
cial inducement. Give full par
ticulars, price and best terms.
Address, Box 531,
1O-11 Chanute, Kans.
III. F. Kline returned home last
week from an extended trip
through several of the southern
states looking up a location.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-05-28
Music Recital.

The following program was
rendered at Miss Steinberger's
Studio last Saturday:
Study in May Matthews, Behr
Paul Bronson
Study Matthews
Frank Chalk
Time Study, OPP. AZ No. 27....
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-05-28

Abstracts of title mad
promptly at reasonable rates
w. III. Swiggett.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-05-28

Fresh pork at Bakers.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-05-28
You Will Find 1t Here

Fresh beef at Bakers.
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ANDROGYNE
Imported
Percheron
Stallion

French Registry, 65227.
American Registry 5146O.
Androgyne has passed the ex-
animation Of the State veterin-
airy department. He is a coal
black Percheron stallion with the
exception of a star in forehead
and small snip on nose. He was
five years old March 20. weigh
ing about 1900 pounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
MOCK BEEFsTEaK.
ro~ 10 Hss. ard Serve ~. pi.s n
Attractive MAya

A,trsei.vs MAya
In these days q high prizes meck
seefsieaR Is aa acceptable Substitute
tor tho genuine che The bgBseseepeS
should Try noldng her Hamburg
steak- into lvss commonplace forms
ofies the beef is nodded samrv aat
like 40 oriiuarx bcefaeat. The platter
should bc prettily gsruiyhed with
parsley and lennon, % Il may be desa
rated after lhe manner ~ plank,d
STEAK, With q border II mashed 30
iato an dust enough haket tomatoes
or stuffed green peppers % serve one
TO each person Al The table
Another appropriate platter decorE
ton ~ easily accomplished by heapiue
little piles Of particolored vegetables
~ intervals around the mock beef
steak Potato balls. diced carrots and
string beans are farorite combina-
ton Of color aud transform the hum.
bic Hamburg steak" into quite FEES
tive dish
Another way is 10 have the chopped
beef shaped into the form OF lamb
chops. each decorated with frlll Of
tissue paper fastened 10 a toothplek
These may be made 10y the children Of
the household ID the evenings. aud as
they cost nothing and give decided
air Of daintiness to the simplest dish
they are well worth while Often
these little imitation chops are ar
ranged to stand on bed Of parsley
and rest against pretty bowl illed
with stewed tomato A spoonful Of
the tomato should be served with each
portion These little chops Of beef
may rest on a bed Of mashed potatoes
II preferred. or II is pretty idea TO
place baked potato between each
chop just before serving, gently open
each potato and place piece Of butter
In the opening
Another attractive way of serving
the same dish is TO place these little
chops in an overlapping row on the
platter, each chop decorated as before
with its little paper frill. Tomato
sauce or slices Of broiled fresh tomato
may decorate the edge of the platter.
Delineator.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
How 20 Polish Hardwood Floors

TO repollsh hardwood floors melt
half pound of pure beeswax and add
a pint OF turpentine and half as much
ammonia Stand the mixture over a
boiling kettle in order to keep II
warm Apply to the floor with flannel
cloth and let stand until quite cold.
Now, as TO polishing, the merriest and
quickest method is TO give the children
a lark. Collect from the rag bag all
the discarded stockings and socks,
draw them on over the chlldren's
shoes, start twostep on the piano,
and the children will do the rest III
unfortunately your neighborhood offers
no children your second choice of a
poIisher Is an adult with piece Of
brussels carpet wrapped around a
brick.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

Lleut-Gog John A. Mead of Rnt
land, received the Republican nomin
alton for governor at the convention
hrlu ~ Montpelier 90 thursday o.
last week on the second baiiot. de
iestlng Frederick q. Fleetwood, OF
Worthwhile. 10y vote OF a44 10 262.
lhls marks the Nlna.up Ol cam.
paiKn which has been fun Of inter
sst tor the past weeks Alter III.
caueuhrs Doctor Mead was roniiden,
~ tae nomination ana made III,
statement tuat ~ Wouiu eater III,
convention With 400 delegates ant
Nouid bv the choice ON the frs.
ballot. Fleetwood at no time claimed
iitht Dailot out aid express the be
nei That IN case OF q break he MoulL
be the convention selection. L.
Was tue beliei % many tnat Batcn
elder held the balance OF power anG
theae we're % the opinion that Fleel
wood would profit hy his delegate
Ia case OF a break
Nine less Notes we're cast on the
second ballot than on the Iirst Ca
The second there Vas Break from
bateheldcr ~ 30 votes. Mead gain
iEs &, Fleetwood 3 aud Gates ,
Ahiie the count of Tie trst bAllui
Was being made thp following Weft
made the party candidates without
opposition Gay ~ bailey, OF r.
EeA junction. Tor the office OF necrt
taFy ~ state, f. a. DeAYiit. oil Mon
pel4ef, state treasurer. Horace D.
Graham, ~ Efaltsbury. auditor o.
accounts. aud John c. Sargent OF
LUDLOW. attorney geHprai
II Charles Royce moved that a
committee DC named Ia inform Df
MeAa uf his nomination aud escort
hlm 10 The convention hall A com
mlttee composed OF A. Charles
Kogee n W iulbard. x A Lawrence
and " h Howe was named ana
cheefs az be entered the hail r.
" Hubbard moved that the nomlna
tl0n u Doctor Mead be made unAni
nluMA but this WAS objected to b,
AZ } liapsood 0ne % the def ea,ed
candidates in a spirited speech The
motion ASS carried siih but one OF
Two dissenting Votes
Doctor Mead speech ID accept
ance Was CRESTED sith ereat ap-
piAase
Lieutenant t,o,erngfship tights
The flght for the lieutenant GOV
era0fhAip uominati0a NAa opne@d
when Robert M Simunds, ~ 81
gohashufg. placed ire nAme ol l.
y slacG, 81 ST. Johashury, before
TIE cunNeailon g. G. Fius then
presented the nanie ~ H. W Gih
s0n. II Rratilubofp. snd the name
~ George = Leland, II Springfield
y ~ presented b. y o Field. Of
Springfield The same coanly tell
crs A. asgd III the g0Eefn0Fehip nuin
iaAtion were appointed and The men
Who nominated tho candidates Sere
appointed general tellefs
No ,isoicr on The itrst iiailsd.
Ihe first ballot resulted % 90
ckolne slack led alta 2s5 votes
0ibson lad ia. and Leland 49,
total skEs necessary Tor choice 2ss
slack "a s~0ond Ballot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
WNFW WNH TFJNNN'H'
FIELD DAY AT MANCHESTER.



The fourth annual field day and
iremen' muster Of the Pacific En-
zine Co. which was held on the
Fair Grounds yesterday. was a great
success.
The parade, while not very long
Nes very interesting II was com
Ita-ed Of the Manchester Union Band
he Pacific Engine CO., followed by
he engine which was decorated witt
Tags and bunting. Next in order
came float representing boat
wilb l3 girls in IL, representing the
l3 original colonies Of the United
,tafcs This was followed by the
i'd Manchester fife and drum corps,
he various players rugged ny In the
worst outfits obtainable. Then fol-
lowed several rigs. all Of which from
the looks, were trying for the prize
giyDt TO the worst looking turnout.
There was a prize for the best look
ing turnout and one for the worst
looking The first prize was award
ed to the float representing
the boat and the second was given
10 Fay Matters.
The base bali game was played be
tween Manchester and East Dorset,
Manchester winning With a score OF
20 to 8
IN the hand engine playout. East
Dotsei threw nearly IL feet farther
han the pacifics OF Manchester
Tie races % the day started with
ID $50 class trot or pace, the prize
Nas given for the best two out OF
three heats. The winners follow:
Jeanne H.. first, Kitty. second;
Judd. third
The 2.2S class winners Sweet Es-
telle first. Jim, second; Maid. third
-Four liIIie girls took IN the half
mile running race, winning as fol
lows Miss izabeth Convey, first.
Miss Hazel Purdy, second: Miss Mad
ilue Dorr, third; Miss Ileattie, fourth
The time was l.2i.
Tie mile running race was won
ny ]. u. Puray's Gypsy Queen.
The half nile foot race was won
By Ciyde BRYANT with Kingdom Per
kims close second.
The fu6 yard dash was won by
W ] Marcus, l.. II Arnold. second.
e. BRYANT tblfG
Thn peg iaee AZ usual. was eacit-
lus. Nth Ciitn'd shaw first; VIII
nushee. second Dan Proyan. third
III on mile ticScle race was Won
bv Efnni~ Robinson. John Husser
second. w J nticus. third.
Atout iEae tickets we're sold Ai
the gate that number not Including
those under : years old.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

The people of the United States
have again cause to mourn the losk
Of another Of their Supreme Cour.
Justices, this time the chief Justice
liu9 Melville ". Fuller. Justice
Fuller died suddenly AZ his summer
home Ia Maine whittier he had only
recently gone from his duties IL.
Washington. aged n years. lie was
appointed 10 the position of Chic.
Justice by President Cleveland ~
years since and he haa been q
tower OF strength to the nation fol
all those years IL IL believed thai
President Taft viii name Associate
Justice, Coy Chas L Hughes Il
the position an appointment thai
viii meet the approval OF thousands
Of bis friends
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
Estate OF Emellne Mcdonald
Order OF Notice vii

STATE or VERMONT District ~ Man.
chester. ~,
1ht Honorable Prostate Court t0rhs his.
frict 81 Manchester:
To nll persons interested "a the estate of
Emrline Mcdonald late Of Arlington ~ said
District deceased
GNprTtN9
Ala Probate Court, holden at Manchester
within and for satd District on The Eid day
OF Mny 1910 an instrument purpurttng
90 bo The lHstMi aud Testament Of hmV
Inc Mcdonald hate of Arlington 10 snld
District, deceased was presented 90 tn.
Court aforesaid. Tor Probate,
And II Is ordered by shid Court Tint the
2lst dhA Of Juy $50 ~ 10 O'Clock IA
the forenoon NJ the Probate utre in
snld Manchester, bo assigned for proving
said Instrument mud that notice thereof hr
given tu ali persons concerned. 10y publish
ing this order three weeks successfully iu
the Manchester journal n newspaper ctreu-
hating IA thni vicinity, In said District, pre-.
yiuus to Ia" Time appointed,
THEHEtoHE, you ARE hereby notified "a
appear before sHld court, at he time ana
place aforesaid and contest the probate Of
snld Viii, IL you hive cause,
Given undrr my hand NJ Manchester 10
suid District tbs sd day Of MAY 1914
EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

h. bstal apuliea4tous, as they comet rsach
& ~ diseased .s1Fttan ~ the rAF. There ~
Umls 0nr ~hg w rufe drafnasss and ihst "
-Anssd - IA 8HGausd cuadiiAnn ~ the
fnnf,sls iiutus II fhe fasi1rhihn fuis,
Vi hea thts tGts - innamea yea have
smmfalMs sound - inifpFfaei hearing. and
v hen 81 b ciDsts} Ismfnrss u thN ftsgit ana
atssees the ~ saanasffn ran ~ tHkeh 1mt sud
Ms fsase ffsiafss5 70 iis nuFaiAl fnR,
haarne Sii - destroyed forever. hine
easa1s out - ten are eaAsed - iAihrfil n hich
is aothins tlai al innziued eanGition ~ TEE
fiuessMs suftaesss
MNmtt8 EgtN saee Hundred ltaiiars faf nny
casa - te'Afnelss frA1ssa ~ calAFfh that
enusltH H. suFea - HANS latarrh care.
~sgfn f0f circulars ffre.
F.J CHENEY a CO. Toledo ..
S1aa 10 LTusgisls IL,
fsas nAils Panty Pulls sos e01stl patton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

The s. JohBsbury Californian. I'm.
der the able management Of ~ J.
blgelow. is forging ahead II haf
recently acquired the printing plan
~ the Ranlet estate aud is moEins
into us new quarters. where il wiH
BE- able 10 handle the intricate work
Of a modern newspaper aud i0t
printing office with a modern equip
msDt. which Of course includes a
linot MAY success attend van
Bro BigeloW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

The result ~ the Republican seat,
convention. a report Of which appeal
Ia another column, shows that ia,
claims u Bf Mead seTe based on
iaeta The Republicans ~ toe state
81 Vermont made no mistake when
they chohc the present lieutenant.
governor As their standard bearer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

or the asaoad BALLOT siark fs@8y
"a $40 nnmiHaflun wish ga6 suiei
aaAlua i5a fer Gthsaa and ~ foi
I<aaag
The following we're fhuseu mem
btfN oi lbf stale ,ommlitee Tor shs
tN9 gcafh enaalar
Frsak g. Mijuamk - Nreparg
Esa a kiaflel ~ hatishd, y y
Barnes. ~ AaaAsou. "a sacceed Asc
AZ ThaEsnaM. ~ EwfKrHneR k0wafG
WgliinE ~ Nortbt henninEtun hagfl
Hiudgeit 10 ~ tahNsbu1. n b.
Wuent 81 Esaes 1uartlpu IS n.
ifhpE. W itiaba Pond IUbn q Auf
IRA az Nd A8hAnH b. h Fituf& ~
iae ia Motto. nnitA Is Waite. %
BYae Fark. II Il iialdwin. % Wells
River 4 ~ fhslps, 81 itaife y -
hatbaf. ni hfauieboro. Charles II
DaWnef u sharon
The work 81 placing ia nomination
tae candidates ior eoren0 Vas be-
gan ehru u A Lawrence. u hut
land pgrAcated she name ~ br Juf
a Mead ~ Rutland h W Hui
bafd ~ Hyde PARK presented tnr
nams OF Frederick q Fleetwood 81
Worthwhile, aud X natcheldes 81
Arlington WAS placed III nomination
~ = = Hose ~ Bennington shiic
George Rich4fdl1n.of Peru nominate
"a N J iapgood u Peru
S@pnaiHR speeches wete made ~
folloRb
For Mead Frank y. Thompson,
~ Barton 81 = Barnes. Of Addison.
e. ) Palmer. IT Burlington. Hugh
Mebry at Chester n 4 Archluaiu,
~ Manchester 4 IS Alien, II g.
Royce 81 ST Alhanb. Justus W
Dartt. Of Springfield Porter ~
Dale u island Pond
F0f Fleetwood Walter ~ Crock
rtt. 81 Montpelier, e. A DORneT, Of
sharon { Belknap. Of Bellows
Fails. y - Raymond, Of Fair Have
Col Joseph Batteli. Ut hiddlennry.
william Haynes. of North Hero. Or
y. II. Godfrey. Of Burlington. Aaron
n Grout, Of Newport, and others
For Batchelder 6. G. Fits. 81
HrEttlcbOro
Tho men on the platform lnclnd-
ed GOV q il rrouty. eA-Goy John
q. Mccullough. ~ Gov T.. G. Smith,
senator Carroll 5 Page, Congress
man klttredge Haskins, Congressman
b. }. Foster Congressman Frank
Piumley, Auditor Horace +. Graham
Treasurer h. II Deayitt, Secretary o
state Guy " Bailey. G, 7 smith,
Aiy Gen John q Sargent. 'fheo-
dorc NJ Chapman, ] w Brock, and
o. A. DeBoer.
The following are the tellers ap-
pointed by counties
Addison w. X. Warner, Benning-
on. Frank 4 Battles, Caledonia, "
A Kicker. Chlttenden, G. 3 Palmer;
Essex. Porter II Dale. Franklin, II
Enarles Royce. Grand Isle, J. >
G0odfelluw. I.amollle, G. II stearns;
orange, T.. 49, Barnes, Orleans, n
. Thompson: Rutland, H. o. Car
penter, Washington, q. X Richard
son, Windham, Robert &. Bacon
Windsor. r II Edgefton
The following were general tellers
Il A Lawrence, X W Hulburd,
r.. Il Howe. George l.. Richardson,
-" 49, 49, ,'',,,,t y. n = Wii-
-. Na,'nart chairman M me
',ai'ih' " - ,,,.i - V p,as.r nos nffer-
49, ~ ~ D., ward p ozark III
.as M cau wae raad IN
t ,.'a " aasta, ~ pntland sacre-
"a, - - - .ommittae ON
ne motion of II. Charles Royce,
3 q. AH.a,ta tha rauIfpy pf tll
~ 1ai"an,as ,sas omittsd
-. ~, - ''t,,,,,,, ~ tba Hon
- hff'i''h'''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

kachampion slugger, James
Jetfrios, failed TO come back 70
tbs old time form aud was put
ausp aud out Of the ring BY ] A.
Johnston, colored IA fifteen ronnu
fiFht Al Reno. Ney on lndepen-
ueurs bay Better have Kept out %.
the game aud saved his name ana
reputation but be cleared up Et00
o0u 10 tbs deal The game has u
~ played al ths Tins or YOU are
rot 10 it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
BOYS CAN MANI MONEN

picking up bones aud sending them
20 IN. We pay IS cents per hun
dred for almost anything In the
Bone line. II dry. For elena. dry,
boiled butchers or house bones We
pay a. high as So cents per hun
dred Al these prices We pay the
freight from nearly all stations on
shipments Of 900 pounds or more.
Ship 10 barrels OF cheap sacks
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
hErrnLIcAN NOMINATIONS.

For boyerBor-Dr. John AHEAD.
of Rutland.
FOR iieutcnant-G vermont. =
SLACK, Of ~. Juhnsbnry.
ior Secretary of stat,s--Guy ".
HALEY ~ EsseA Junction.
For state Treasurer~--I.I N neayitl
oi Montpelier.
For Auditor az Horac,
b s'raliaIb, Of tIaftsbury.
For y-ti-nefal---I. q. sar
gent, Of Ludlow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
Fly Oil 2 Cents
A Gallon.
Made from Industrial Oil Of Tar
Disenfcctant.

For household use, stable use, for
poultry yard, dogs, sheep, hogs
and cattle.
Through a mistake cask of this
disenfectant was shipped me and
rather than send IL back | will sell
II at 800 a gallon or rs cents a
gallon If you bring your own can.
One gallon makes from so to 100
gallons ready TO use for ii mixes
freely with water. Full particulars
and directions with each gallon
This is the best Soluable Oil made
and it is fully guaranteed. II you
are not satisfied your money will
be refunded. Also Roofing Paint,
the best made, at the same price
Roofing Felt-the kind that lasts
A. L. BOWEN, So. Dorset, Vermont
Real Estate. Collection Agent. Photographer
and Auctoneer
Phone 4B.2l
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Commissioners, Notice



The undersigned, hayinR heen appointed
by the Honorable Probate uourt for the IBIS.
triCt of Manchester. commissioners, tu re.
criNe, examine, aud adjust the claims aud
Reuben II. West late OF Peru
IN said District, deceased, and
all claims exhibited IN offset thereto.
hereby give notice that We viii meet for
the purpose aforesaid, NJ the residence
OF NJ, u. Lyon IN the yllnEe Of Peru Ia
said District on the
18th day OF bee, next from ! O'Clock o. ~.
until O'Clock y, m on said day aud that sk
months from Me 2ith day of june A. ~,
1910, rs the time limited by said Court fof
said creditors 90 present their claims To MS
for examination and allowance.
Dated Mt Peru this 2ith day ~ June,
A, d.. 1910.
MARK u, LYON ,.
EHMIlND BATCHELnER YUM
JANETTE WEST Administrators, Peru
VI, Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
Commissioners Notice

The undersigned having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court FOR IN De.
tfici 81 Manchester Commissioners. b. re-
ceiye, examine, and adjust the Chains aud
demands 81 MI persons against the estate ai
MARY u. Myiott laiH ~ Manchester in
said District. deceased. and aii claims -.
hihited ~ Offset thereto hereby Riyr notice
that We vii meet for this purpose aforesaid.
at the late residence ~ the Decreased iH tiif.
village 81 Manchester Center. in said Die
trict Coz tho Snl dap 81 January next
from one O'Clock y. ~. until foaF
o'rl0gk b. ~. on said day aHd that SIX
months from The mi day u Juiy A. b..
1910 h the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 20 present their claims "a az
for examination aud allowance
hated al Manchester this md day ~
July a. ~, 1914
HENRY LUgENE. r,.
THOMAS RENt '"ih'
Margaret NJ lott, Administrators, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

The Rutland Railroad win run a
popular excursion from all stations
between Bennington and Clarendon.
inclusive, through Lake George on
Sunday. July 18th. Fare 81 90 froi
all stations For time Of sDeolai
train. see small advertising flyers
ti.2w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

Vermont made no mistake when
theJ returned Hon b ! Foster aud
Hau Frank Plumlvy 20 Congress
service oouHiN for .uM9blnE in
tAc balls ~ Congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c
Ask your druggist for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

Accidents VIII happen. but the
best-regulated families keep DR.
Thomas Electric on for such emer-
gencies II subdues the pain and
heals the hurts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
Commissioners Notice.


Tbs undersigned having heen nupolntes
hS the Honorable Probate Court NJ The llls
lrict ~ Manchester. Commissioners, a. Ttt+
CttNr examine. anu nj lust the chains aud
demands ot al persons against tho estate ui
Aurora " Taylor hate az Rupert
"a snih District, decreased nnd al viaimH pSs
hihitvd IA offset thereto hrrchY give notice
TINT We viii mcpt for thu purpose aforesaid
lAsr uf No, Rupert "a sNid District uu The
18th day az November most. fnm nciueb
y, m, until four O'Clock D. ni,i an said da1
and that six months frum thu 18th dny ~
Nov. A. ~, igiN IL tho umu lluited ny snla
Court tur said creditors Ia present theif
cluims 10 us fur examination and allowance.
lintcd at Rupert this lalh dnt " Ma,
4 A.. lplH
FRANK ROOF '"n''7'
Oriiu y. black Executor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

Notice 10 Taxpayers.
The taxpayers of the Town Of
Manchester, Vermont, are hereby NO
titled that the Tax bin on the Grand
List Of 1910 has been placed IN my
hands for collection.
A discount Of four per cent. will
BE- allowed on all taxes paid within
ninety days from the date Of this
notice
At the expiration OF said ninety
days all taxes remaining unpaid
viii be placed In the hands Of tbs
Collector of Taxes for collection. as
the Law directs.
Time expires Sept 18th. 1910.
W. ~ ROBERTS.
Town treasure.
Manchester Center. VI, June ~,
1910.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

TIE many friends Of hon y
Poster a&,i have an opportunity a.
sce aHd bear him ou leiy 2i aheh
be ~ guest II Dorset Grange 90
pDah 10 Doreet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07

TIE many friends If ii0n Mm =
Dillingham;. toTm0nts ho8ufed sch
iof Senator. hope fDI speedy o.
Govern from A4s llluesa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
Al changes OF advertiser nts
mast b. la hand not later than
Tuesday morning

And even n0W ,bbg are comnenr
ing 70 gfpom The bofses for the
ssbafhRfofiai race 81 tn0 gfafs
hsnen GO i eaay buys
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uens sLeo per Ansum

~ s,s sts-sft fssrsf Sc reff4st iFFr1a
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rses aces aste size sstsf r. - o. n1a fsii 20
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Changing Address.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
How 20 cIean White Felt Hats.

TO clean white felt hats mix pow
dered magnesia and water into paste
and rub 1t on the felt with clean
toothbrush Let 1t dry thoroughly and
then brush out the magnesia, when
the hat will probably look quite clean.
II this is not the case repeat the
process.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-07
Wagons!

have been appointed special
salesman for one OF the largest max
efs of all kinds OF wagons In the
United States, and will sell you what
you need. either for cash or on the
monthly payment Plan, and can save
you from SIS 20 $50 on any vehicle
Goods shipped diIect from factory
TO you fully warranted for three
years.
You can use your wagon while pay.
ing for ii and save one-fourth the
price
Drop me line or phone me and
| will call and explain.
A l.. BOWEN,
Photographer and Auctioneer.
South Dorset, VT
Phone iG-.f