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The state ~ T~Saa County ~
Nneecn
uy ,utpe ~ an execution lsensd opt
20 tho honorable County Cuaii ai Nu.
eres COUNTY. on TIE ig,h "a, ~ oofo.
Der \ n 1874. nN ihs cirrk tnercof in
the case ~ f,dwasd. ldaf aud p,siro
t,thoh ter.us trauh Sanrhes No ptt
ard Go me - shrfitf. directed sne A.
NNered / vii proecei ~ ssn Tor cesn
within ihs hours prescribed ht law ~
*htffCa salea on ths FIRST Tuesday iH
December a % ialt W hfinr the int
dae 20 fail MONTH before che Court
iinuse tnnf ~ said NHpte ~ COUNTY, lf
fhr cts ~ corpus chfisi the follow
ins deserlhed property go-vR
t.ot 40 sn uletA a ia shc bias "a.
dr,on So the CiiA o Carnas Christi ii
Nuecra County. rssrs ~ rhuwn hs 81,
flHt ~ mnp nov nn go, and a. r,cnfl
n the office a thr ruuuty CLERK 81
Nuerss County. feNaa a. which mai
reference o. horo made for better dos
timioe
i.,icd on. nn thc ena dat ~ Noy
+ t9il. Ht % 90 n'clocs M 49, shs ptop
rrN ~ iBnA ~snthos te satinfN
luagemeni amounting GO sass IS d
usuf ~ EdWhrdp ldar ana i'o1f
Z pohua ard eii costs ~ suit
Given under nay hand ,hia ard. IA
~ Nov. a ~. 1874
81 a wright sheriff Nuccca countl
TesiH
as oscar iicllsfny. peppty 81
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER.

maui anything anywhere anytime
anybody Prices reasonable. j.
- fl'tman residence 2qe Mesquite.
Faore li-e SIS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
HAULING.

VvfTpN liULT.s and meal delivered
any plac" .n town. Trunks and bag
saAe promptly delivered. All kinds 81
hauling solicited AISLE Edwards, Phone
'se $40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

tlos ~ saioon. and fighting outssdr
in tNr ttru,i Father Mullen had aonr
a. iSillsiac with l'aul fimmnsnl nne
~ hts paunhioners elmmorni SEE
ciarcs they had lunch tnnrther ~ the
saioen. aud that while eatinR the
priest sutdeniy trcams violent fie
tugoW hia uutoeehci glass ~ no.ia un
iho floot and began rnNlpE The nt
inun kespsr t1ed " quiet him. tut the
priest ran lroiu tnr place sARr hia
companion. later fathef Nalien I'm
,award ihc milroad station. aEd 81 -
thcre that tho ticket ascent Thomas =,
( iattrrrsm was fatally stabilized Ills
companion believes that the ricreNmhp
snlsiu,h lptiefucn fnr aR enemy
The details ~ thr affair pili le uu-
folded "a the hearing tomorrow fni a
thorough invcatsaa 'loa was completed
to-day Many ~ The paflstiunsrH viii
attend That insanity viii ts The
prru'H plea ~ an explanation ~ hiu
at WA indloated ~ his attcrnss 10.
roy Is. iineArit. ln statemont made
after tho peatrouriuens ~ the inquest
= th,uk u would b. beet O. commit
Father MuNen 60 eaine lace whcfs
suitebie observations - his condl,ie.
NiuN ne tiftifI NJ Ntit
t'frd Patterson. son ~ The murders
man declared NJ wan satisfied th'
assault was elihnus pfosocatnin. hu
that ihefe ARE elruumstanrra thu
might explain tho elsftl mare act
That fhc pastor war atiaphcd with
+ sudden and slnlcnt ft ~ dementi
was the only explanation bin frisa1
could offer fpi bis conduct Dr. Sta
phen iieiroWlaA former Nupefini~nd
ont ~ the DunnlsE insane Asylum
examined tho rasswr aud aHid after
ver; - found scalp woiind Nn ~
head There ~ ne doubt that hr {
euffonne from conclusion ~ the brain
which accounts Tor he strange Sc
tipna
states ATTORNEY QUINN, wha wae 49,
signed 30 the ease vinlted hillside an'
went over the scene ~ lhH klllinR ~
b lniefsaated many witnesses and feun'
conflicting stories tic irpfuei tina
J when ihe pastor reached the riilrnol
/ station after hla fliGhi frem The 20
j loon. an alteration arose with rat
irfnon. fainef Mullen plnngea 4 huif
into the ticket agents slide be aays
and isfi hitn 20 die ouinld' the uiaiioi
4 hnrr
klmmonnh the companion ~ faiht.
Nnlien wah arrested. but was later 80
lcased un Tho promise - hts Ntiorne'
i ~ i,e prersn, a. 'bs inquest tofposf"~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

Nuith hfuatwaN rtNlicfn ard suitable
Tor boAftink hous~ u a. savage
Noom ~ q g. NAtl Bank nuilainE
SIS
nor RENT r.oms and bath masf
fiesQ : gcetns and bath. North Peach
ssbeO n'ems and bath chatsArsai.
street sseee See roUgsrsn. as chap
artsl ssa
FOR RFNT rwV nVe.r.ron meaesu
c0itages nn uuffaio street Aprly 4,
Mrs. Ousi lleye. a. 1889 nnsfalo
Phone Ses sse
FOR WENT New three f,.osn ,,,tare
GA Rogers avenue $50 per month
Apply az sio Mesquite street rt phonc
a.2 ttsal
FOR RENr no permanent parties
thoroughly Modern fiyr.rnom cottaer
drslrahle locstipn Apply laos Mes.
quite street Mrs a 5aiufea SIS
rpR RENT FiNo,room cotiaes clos,
Boz zoe charartnl street cnas a
McuiN Phone t05 $50
feR NENT isu 81 Az 70 m, tat
nished modern houHc Mrs q N
tlenelH"n lfli ocean brave avenue.
AVA N'*'A iN'1 sNs
,,D vf>sT r.-.-- -,
eoiiase ils.oe pef month r =
vaughn ~ NeHAe" street ihen' tes
As'
foR RENT Modern s.room house
'''' ui'.r ~ llNw 'nH'h'Hs center
NNvtN ''Ni'iN "NH N''A NN'''
.t,N ii'N mousse N.f''N'N lht'ush eni
w wv N'i MNNAA HhN NNNf fNNNH fNN
fidfsn flfV Gnnfs tf.fat...rU rIl
..-..-.....
+ pAsrt nE ~ about 1000 acres ia sar
,,,,,l,tt,. t..t.,ii. ~ I, ,....,.. ....,.',.
Il m !. b.gi,r A,.,,,.,. 80. ne.
~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
LosT AND FOUND.

LOST Last SUNDAY morning between
Texas Motor Sales co and Tule Lake
12aaM u. g. Casing Return % y W
Kelly. At2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

typewriter business. clean
Ing. repairns rentals, sales Expert
Reasonable prices. -,
A. Miller al Smiths Book Store Phone
AZ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
LOANS.
MONEY

YOU can arrange in borrow money AZ
a. psg annum 81 10 ~ years 10 repay
loan Frank 9. Arthur. ileom A. Greer
Building 1913
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

Havana IL too gag fur GRIMM. and
ise fld Fos VIII train ne buueh IN
tils sauih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
AUTO BARGAIN

rpR SALE Brand new F@d touring
car Tor sAic. never been RON. tagaoo
Glover Johns Aeto O.. 3bf
ron SALE Automobile AZ a bargain
1919 Hudson-s3. G, chnddick Co
~
When me a a. a. meets in New
York q week from Monday nrw niles
may he adopted The cadets and mid
dies are 10 be exemiped from rseiHtsr-
irG. - the report
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

fhia u from nuap adsef,fssmeni W
Western exchange Hifs fAw ypvf
cftiHetntns OH soap has"
not uard u yea " u doors what ~
claimed 10 d. II u enrth its walt W
gold ! emaafsnd mother and hsfr
me-, ~ aoi arney fhinr 20 make my
complication satisfactory from wrln.
Niss ) viii now ify soap ~ q
lme Atlanta Constitution.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

PHYSICIAN Wants 70 buy electric
wall.piato Tor therapeutic work write
description 20 Doctor STANLEY Corpus
Chrlstl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

APPLIES Very cheap -oas, of the
lAiL 5ss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

WANTED I DO an kinda ~ auto re-
pairing from Ia % - cheaper than
raraue. also tire work repairing
p,frcturcs soc each Phone 1909 VI,
pAtInau p'p
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WANTED buy good uiie cneap
FOR cash--Caii At tent Central Whnfi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED Pupils Tor piano LESSON.
Ion lessons pcr month price fAO0 per
monte lailf practice with pupils
s'h NrF u Scott. No si3 Laredo
avenue sol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

fuR NitST- le-roe,m awr,inr ~
Nofth hroatwav mN.scrn ana sunAhis
Cor boarding house u u. SavAsr
Noum ~, e. 6, NAtg Bank nuiialng
tis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
CALLER CLASSIFIED salADVERTISING
- A~ClEARING HOUSE, For


FOR SALE is-ruaee pump r,,-
winchester. Ia good condition. ssoo
Caller ufucc ~.
FOR SALE Mares The bcs, M
around. large pair ~ rcn,i. w.,
MARES .n South Texas and ,e,r.
ola Address pr r. A. Yates N.,or.
mary Surgeon, owner. necslil.. Tcsns
co.
nltsF FOR SALE n you need dirt
Tor uilinG-in purposes. Apply 10 Gsa
w h'ifern. street Foreman SCI,
FOR SALE Good piano hi b.rr.t~
Apply al $50 Laredo Ave al
FOR SALE one good horse ami,
Suearmau supply Coz Phone All al
FOR SALE That car guaranteed has
nccn stored at ratteu warehouse and
y on sale wholesale aud retail 1901
Mesquite street rea
FOR SALE Best srocer, store and
wagon ward ln coo Citf centrally la.
Gated DOING niCc business sh.an
remit reason f0r selling entering an
other business Leo Ellis Cash Gro.
Gerry. +os Chaparrai ts-
FOR SALE Pure Sudan Grass seed
/ B % lo-pounds zoe per bound Is %
20 pounds. e5c one hail the work ana
double the pront 20 Cotton. en me
hay. and $4,000 to $500 90 worth ~
seed per aero. Address y. a. Rox sot.
Burnett TeNas Fss
FOR SALE one ~ the hest es,sh
lishcd paying businesses In Corpt,
Christi cheap rent and blk profits
/ viii take about s. 10000 10 handle
same VIII pay 90 inveatirafe FOR pai
j uculars. address q % RoN No iso
I DONE answer unless you have the
money ana mran business ssg
f
FOR SALE Superior fancy pigeons
/ cheap az Peoples street se7
Y FOR SALE Onc paroano range ons
cook stove iu eood conditions wlI sell
cheap. Address D. % Hax 500 60i
AGENTS Soil guaranteed hosiery "a
per cent profit make $40 daui prder-
fepeat regularly best agents scnri
ln existence. International Mills. West
Philadelphia. pa
FOR SALE That ear guaranteed yss-
low vans has boon stored 90 Pattern
warehouse and is on sale wholesale uns
retail 1874 Mesquite street s0'
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PERSONAL


] herchN notify all merchants aud
other persons that wil aof pas ans
bills ~ any character rhaffsd ts me
hy any persons WhowHoeYer except
that J personally make said hili. 90
same b. Wnilug prior tn ihe
mahlnR ~ said bills s Eiuff ssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

nor lSENr rt.oms and bath. Man
ffoso soetn- and bath. Norst Peach
savv rpDfns and bath ChalArfal
street 'seQe See rougsrn. tiS chap
utsi So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

FOR HINT rwo nVe-runsn meaetu
cot,aees nn uuffaio street Arrly a.
Mrs Gusi lieye. lr 1899 nuffalo
Phone sos Esh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

FOR NENT New thrre- r,.ogn ,.,ttaRe
ga Rogers avenue $500 per month
Apply az 40 Mesquite street er lhonc
a.a ttsal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
French Educators For Middleb,uy
Summer School.

Middsebury. March rs Prof
Raymond Mcfarland. director OF
the summer session OF Middlebury
College. announced today that H. p.
Williamson de yisme, founder and
director 81 the Ecole du Chateau de
Soisy, France. and his co-director,
" Paul.I.ouis Jcanrenaud. had been
engaged 20 give courses Ia French
language and literature at the Md
d.sbnry summer Session this year
For several yeaS professor William
Soi, who Is an alumnus OF Middle
bury. was connected with the French
department OF Chicago University
Two years ago be founded school
for Americans IN France Profess
cor Williamson. while at Chicago
University. originated unique and
mas,essy method OF teaching French
rhiA method has been introduced IN
has studied AZ the University Of Neu
sith remarkable success. NJ. Jean
rrnandd is native OF France aud
has studied the University OF Neu-
ehsisl and a, the scrbonne. Paris.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
CALLS PAaToR TO RICHFORD.
Rev. T.. NJ. Fuller Of Point st.
Charles Wanted by Baptist
Church. !.

Richford. Vt, March 2s.-At q
meeting held in the Baptist church
Thursday evening. a unanimous vote
was given to extend call to Rev
Edward NJ. Fuller, pastor OF the
Point st, Charles Baptist church In
Montreal, to become pastor of the
Baptist church here.
IL is understood that Mr.. Fuller
will accept the call having recently
'endered his resignation as pastor
OF the Montreal chuch, effective May
/. next. and the church having ac-
cepted the resignation.
The church here has been without
a settled pastor since October last,
when Rev. Morgan Il. Pease was OBJ
lged TO give up the work on ac-
count OF ill health aud rendered his
resignation.
Mr. Fuller has been pastor OF the
BAPTIST churches In Barre and Man-
chester, and for six years was state
secretary OF Sunday schools In this
state, also for a time holding d
similar position In New Hampshire
Mr. Fuller is former Brattle-
boro 10y. who attended the public
schools, and has always kept up an
active interest in affirs hreee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02

In End Samuel XXI. AZ to 81. ",
find David's faith in Gods promises
The Lord liveth, and blessed be m,
rock; and exalted be the God of the
rock of my salvation, and IL Is God
that briageth me forth from my
enemies. Not by might Cor army
margin reads) nor by power. but by
my spirit, saith the lord OF hosts.
When they were going to build the
walls OF Jerusalem, Zachamier
thought he must gather his WI ole
army to fight the people, but God
said, Grace. Grace. tZech. TX. go
What does grace mean7 Mercy, by
grace ye are saved, II is the gift of
God. His mercles, John Ill. l6. The
sure mcrcies OF David lisa. Lv., SIS
;. Inc1sne your ear and come unto
M, hear, and your soul shall live.
and | will make an everlasting COW
enant with you. even the sure mer-
cies OF David. That coyenan, IL for
you and for me, that obey God.
As in olden times David fell away
from God, 10 the idolatry. or sins Of
the world and selfishness OF the
flesh, tfor David sinned y, he covert
cd another mans wife for beauty.
and he put her husband In the from,
OF the army inbaitle 10 kin him. and
after hts death, took her as his wife.
but David suffered for IL. MOI happy.
and God was displeased and he brok
the tenth commandment. even his
own son sought his life. his sin re-
corded in "a Sam. xI-V-Xii chap
,ers, And Nathan's parable Of the
ewe lamb caueesh David 20 be his
own Judge. found in "a Sam. XII.
Thea David confessed his sims and
resarn.a TO God his only rock and
place o. help II we confet@ our
faults among thos. we Hronged.
and 10 God, we shall find pardon.
James v. 1916. AS David did. He
mhled 6lmsif with bitter tears {
But moe, people DO NOT /
sa1-e back TO God. and Try 10 hide
heir Sins from the world, aad loose
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02

the blc~&iHg. also eternal lie A..
ter DAysss death. hts son So.omen
re.Enoa 10 bis sead lie prAyea
fof wisdom. and God gave him wis
dom and riches too. LEI Kings lid
tifAgssr How dia God show Solo.
mon his answer 20 prayer, lbh
vere andd solomon awoke and be.
bold Il was a dream. OF visioa. ard
came true. In oldcn times the in
sy.rod word tells 10. God spoke
often times by dreams and Visions
Joseph. Daniel. Isaiah. jeremiah and
other prophets saw visions or dreams
q future events. and the children
Of Israel were led BY these pro
pSae,s of God. and when the kings
were unable 20 cell the viii Of God
20 lead them. they consulted a seer
or prophet or prophecies Of their
day, We find David inquired OF
his seer. ID. prophet OF God. I'd
sam. XIV. i0-Il, Before time
Ia Israel when a man went 10 in
quire OF God, thus he spoke, come
and let US 80 10 the Seer, for he
that Is now called a prophet was be-
fore time called a seer, he was
called the man Of God; also LIST
Chron. xxx, 20. Samuel is called
the Seer. Nathan the Prophet. God
the Seer; also in I'd Kings XXI. IA.
The priests and scribes came TO HUI
dab. the prophecies, to inquire Of
the Lord, and in this whole chapter
We find where they had not hearken-
ed TO the prophets and prophecies.
they were In trouble all the time,
walking In their own ways away
from God. Pilates wife In time OF
Christ, Matt. XVII, 10. told
PLATE, have thou nothing to do
with that JUS man, for | have suf-
fered many things this day in a
dream because OF him. Also. Luke
l. Elizabeth prophecied OF Christ
the Lord, before He was born. Also
Luke III, So, OF Anna the prophecies,
foretold Jesus as the Saviour. Acts
XXI, 3, four daughters prophecy,
and the times not changed today, |
God the same yesterday, today and
forever. Prov. xxx, IS. With
out vision or prophet in Gods
IL will die. One of the
gifts to always be In the church,
jeremiah lamented their falling
away into Idolatry. why. Sam. II,
s. law and the prophets no more, re-
jected adv.
Continued next week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02

The United states ought 10 repea
the Panama canal tolla act. not be
cauea K is for our seltish interes, a.
patton to do 50. but because 4
u uac@sary In order to maintain
our honor IN our own sight and u
the sight Of the world
Years ago we oonyenanted Will
Great Britain By solemn treaty %
build slth her a canal across the
isshmus n We built at all This
WAs oue provision o. a treaty that
covered many questions al issue, and
at the time was probably considered
a qud pro quo on our part civ.
ins something here for some adyan-
tags secured elsewhere Ia the
treaty Anyhow, We did IL
when the United States really
80, around to the canal work OF
course Il did not want 90 yoke up
with Great Britain, but II could not
20 ahead until released from It's obi,
cation IL secured Great Britain s
release through the provisions Of
the Hay pauncefots treaty la which
We couyenanted that the canal when
built sould be free and Open TO the
yesssals of all nations on terms OF
entire equality
II was only by making this stipula
ton that we could have built the
canal, II we properly recognized our
earlier treaty obligations. Men who
had part in framing the treaty testi-
dy that there was no subtle mean
Ing IA IL giving US the right TO ex-
empt our own shipping. but that
II means just what II says We
must treat all shipping alike. as TO
tolls. that passes through the
canal
Those who oppose repeal would
not dare submit 80 plain a question
To the argitration OF an impartial
board and never viii should repeal
fail
There has been enough disregard
OF the rights OF other nations al
ready In our eagemess 10 put
through this canal venture. Il
All shipping American included
which uses the canal. built and |
paid for by the money Of all the
people, ought TO pay tolls anyway |
rs matter OF justice 10 the people.
But this is apart from the even
higher consideration that We should
Keep our plighted word before the
nations OF the earth. whatever that
word Is Herald a. News.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
Estate Of Samuel A. Shelter, Sr.
)rder 81 Notice Of WIN.

! Order Of Notice of Will.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Man.
chester, ~,
The HoHorable Pr0bats Court for he Di,.
trief NJ NaHchestrr!
Tdhli persons Interested in the estate u
samuel A. shelter Sf,, lhts ~ Dorset
IN said District. decreased, GEERTIE8s
Alta Probate Court buldes at Manchester.
within ana for said District on the zsrd day
~ March 1914 Nh instrument pufp0ftinl -
~ The last VIII and Testament Of samuel 4
shelter hr5 late ~ Dorset, IN said bistfisf
deceased. was presented - the 60 urt afors'
said for Probate
And IL IL ordered by AAid Court that the
18th day 81 April, 1914. nj ~ O'Clock ia
the forenoon. al The Probate ONCE Ia
said Manchester, b. assigned for proving
said instrument and that notice thereof b.
giyFn ~ nil persons concerned b. publish.
Ing this order three weeks sueesssiyeiy Ia
the Manchester Journal n Gssspaprr elrca.
intins IN thai vicinity ia said District, pre-.
giene % the time Appointed
THEREFORE, yon are hereby notified %
appear before said Court, NJ ths time ana
place aforesaid, and eontsst The probate 81
saIi viii. II you have cause.
Given under my hand al Manchester 10
said District. thia zsfdAy u March. ist
81 EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
Miss NJ. +. Shattuck, Agent,
Manchester, Vermont.
Estate Of John P. Snyder

Order Of Notice TO Pay Debts.
STATE or VERMONT, District OF Man.
chester. ~.
The Honorebie Probate Coat for he MS
tfict df0resdid.
TO the heirs aud all persons Interested Ia
the estate Of John w. snyder late 81
sandgats IA shid District, deceased
GHgrTis0f
WHEREAS. application hath been
made To this court ia writing by III. Al
ministfatdr praying for license aud author
ity 10 sell All of the real estate II said de-
ceased, for the payment of debts aud eharg.
es Of administration, setting forth therein
the amount Of debts due from said deceased
the charges Of administration. and tue
amount Of personal estate and the situation
~ the real estate,
WHEEruPoH the said Court appointed
ana assigned III. 9Th day of April. 1914.
nj The Probate office ~ Manchester ia said
District. % hear and decide upon said nj,
plicntion aud petition. ana ordered puiIlN
notice thereof ~ be given To nl persons ln.
terested therein, by publishing said order.
together With the time aud place III hearing
three weeks successfully ~ The Manchester
Journal newspaper which elrenlatss VA
the neiRhDofhOod Of those persons Interest.
ed 10 said estate, all VI which publications
shall be previous W the day assigned for
hearing.
THEREFORE, you hrs hereby notified toap.
pear befora said Court ~ the time and place
assigned. then aud there IN said Court to
make your objections Ia the granting Of
such license, II you sse csuse
Given under my hand nj Manchester, ia
said District. THIS lfth day " March isit
~ EDWAhn GRIFFITH, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
How 90 Make And Put Tn Nesting
Boxes For Birds.

More than 20. goo nesting boxes
or hird-houscs. have been put up In
Massachusetts, al my recommends
tlon during the past ten years. but
unfortunately many OF these have
not hes~a occupied by birds. People
need instruction regarding the SITES
% biTd-houses and shen. how. and
where 70 place them One reason
Why people in cities have not been
s0oo~asnl ~ tha, native birds which
nest In boxes viii not settle in num-
hers where English sparrows cats,
and squirrels are numerous.
Nesting boxes FOR the smaller
blrsie should be made with entrances
20 small iha; gray squirrels eanno,
ret IN sparFoss may be kept out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
Estate of Jason HazletOn.
rider of Notice Will,


STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Manchest-
er, SIS.
THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER
To all persons interested In the estate OF
Jason Hazleton. late OF Dorset, In said
District deceased, GREETING:
Alta Probate Court holden at Manchester.
within and for said District on the 3lst day
of Mar. 1914. an instrument purporting to
be the last VIII and Testament OF Jason Ha-
zleton, late OF Dorset, in said District.
deceased, was presented to the Court afore-
said for Probate.
And 1t is ordered by said Court that the
10th day OF Apr, 1914. at the Probate Off1ce
In said Manchester, be assigned for proving
said instrument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned by publish
ing this order three weeks "a ,cesively In
the Manchester Journal, "A newspaper circu-
lating In that vicinity, in said District, pre-
vious to the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 70
appear before said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate OF
said will, II you have cause
Given under my hand at Manchester IN
said District, this 3lst day of Mar, 1914.
50 EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge.