The Manchester Journal (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-Current
June 11, 1908

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OS NUMBER 7. MANCHESTER. VERMONT, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 11. 1008. VOLUME XLVHI. Ibc Manchester Journal t .iIT if I'KNMU. 1,1. l I1",,, t t.. vrv ixt TtKISj ti oo M Annum, fu mW,iUj,jH IVrrmmi.rti t'..i,nt j. (I M per year ouleide tf lire jr ab4 la AdvK. L. If. HF.MEHft'AT.N. D. tifljwa at IWdeue SV.rtb Mm Klr-l, M.fir l-l r. Vermont. DR. L E PIERCE, txoliu. iVfkiu'. fib k, pp. Mimic 1111. Mube.vr, Vermont. Ofli' t- H'Kiia; Kn.ni 'J in. to 4 p. lu. ht jmU) t from V a, m, Ut I in. LE IS E. HtME.NWAY, D North Mam St V a. m. 1J .i 7 in hmbtw as. J., w as a ii 'ressmq Neirly every trie Mc a fnr hir dressing. Son.ttlrrg to make (be heir more rurucc able; to leep ir frtm Icing too rough, or f.vm rlitting at the t r. is. ft-mcihinj, too, ihtt viil feci! Itair at the aamc time, a r.cular hair-food. Vell-fcd hair ni'l be s,trong,ind will remaih?ic it b.lcngs on the I caJ, u i a i!ie comb! The b H'.t o1 i(imooll tv.r ii.tr Otfic at lif Hour.: Hhlil H'heler, I. to 'J p UN WOOD KE-LLET. M. D. MucbeU-r tVnter, Vermont. Offi. Hour: Toll. 'Ms, m,, from VI ru t 2, and 0 U. N p. in. E. L, WYflAN, M. D. Humocopalbic PbyvM.ni. Office III ltriiflir Manchester Center, Vermont DR. P. S. LOOMIS, DcnlM. Mu linkT tVlitrr, Vermont J. S. Batchelder JKWIUXR and I N(1HA H OPTICAL (KK)I3 7tpa.lrlixg- Specialty, mxenw. S-12 Msiuhc.ter Center, Vermont I j "aYv.l I j I SB Am nrinr I ZJ 9 t4irstFim. l MT f Kinase j .ir" ir Little Watts 8r rrun( H. SUnrt. N W. C. STEVENS II linn They are gl lor 1'rcM-iils. Souvenir IV, st Caul Clioiit line il fnif Stal iuncry Manchester Depot.-Vermont WATCH THIS SI'ACIv For next Dates tit Town r 1 tuiiob larger or (troiiKt-r. A great f unip twtweeu lila tiarruvr iboulilvra f fi I jlil n aorrowful itory of fall down a I Jj 11 f "f fmfjt mg (llglit of tenement houaa atalra f Nnlff Vr iUu be una only two reara olJ. ilk f of Z. HARD KIM. LINK 'F GROCERIES"!. PROVISIONS AWUNOTO. t I VERflO.NT DR. A. K'lLBURN, DE1TTIGT. ftWwt HtaMaU. ZV; .MKHCHANTS HuV, RU T LA N I). V K R MONT. M. A. Dalrymple, I). D. S. DENTIST Office open Ut 10 lyi of i- li unxith, Otlier tlayn by apNiinlnient. Rooms 2v tiJ jo. Take Elevator jrd floor. Mead Building RUTLAND. Henry Wade. Blacksmith and Wheelwright F.ngiiie and Machine Oil, Reliable Axle Greene, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Doraet, !t Vermont. Coprnaht, im, tr rruk H. imi O matter bow coid or flora? It aa Utt) Watu m alwaja waiting for bla paper la front of tli I'fcUjr Ltit oSca at half pant 4 In tbt tnornlng. It wai aften ttornir and alwata cold at that tiuur In tbe tbrlTlnj and populoua KtHkjr mountain mlulnj town In wblch tba Uader waa publlbd. and "Uttla T atta tired a nilla from Um offlca In a i poor wooden bou near ona of tba treat nilnra. i met blin one niomlnt burrrlnf 'down tba atonr, deserted, unllgbted trrrt Tba wind waa Lion lug- keen and cold, tbe air waa Ctlod wltb flue, iteet; anowflakfa, and I thought wben I aaw Mttle Watta tbat tba fatea bad j not kind to tba boy or ba would have been warm and anuf tn bed at i home at tbat bour. I Hut tba Leader waa publlabod every morning, and Mttle Watta bad regular runtoiiwTi at whMii duura ha li ft hla your I oIihco I agi be'r paper bfora be burrled away to tba early morning tralna. He win ouly twelve year old and auiall fur bla yeara, and be would nev er b tol long wbuu be waa only two yeara It was often my duty to count out to tbe boya tbe papera as tbey came from Ilia pruaa. Tbat la bow I bappeued to know Little Watts. His name was Clarence, but 1 never beard blin culled by any other namo ihun I.lttl Watta. I remember wben I aaw tbe boy and beard bis name for tbe first time. It was tbe first morning 1 gav tbe pa- p'rs out to tbe boys. Tbe Leader tbat morning contained one of tba matters yf Important news tbat always Increase tbe demand for tbe papers, and tbe moment tbe office door was opened the newsboys came pushing and scram' tiling In, escb eager to be first. Suddenly tbe largest of tbe boys, a ,ow browed, thick lipped, stocky fellow, began to beat tbe other boys back. 't;it back, fellers!" be shouted. "Git back, 1 tell ye! Ye'ra scrougln' tbe life on t o' I.lttlo Watts! Ye know be alius gits his papers fust Clt back, now!" Tbe other boys fell back, and out from among them came Little Watts, bearing evidence of having been pretty severely "scrouged." Ills bat bad fallen off, and be limped is lis struggled forward. Tbe rough boy who bad befriended blin In a way in aurprlsing to me found his bat and put It on the boy's bead, while be said: "Ain't hurt, are ye, Wattsy? No? Well, that's good. Olt yer papers now ind light out, for they'll go like hot .akes this mornln'." TUt-re Rtood next to tn house In wblcb I boarded a small bouse contain ing two or three rooms, which bad not Deen occupied for several weeks. Oue evening as I went home I saw ;beap paper shades at tbe windows of this little tenement Stnoka was rising from the chimney, and on tbe step of She open door sat Little Watts pluylug n a barmonlcon Tbe door was within three feet of tbe atreet. and I stopped to say: "How Jo you do, Little Watts? Are you going to live here?' "Yes, sir." "Then we shall be neighbors. I live text door." "I'm glad of it sir," said Little Watta politely. "You must come In and see me some time," I said. "I have a good many ever brnr any ul luu big ehi-nir" be Krut uu -V- t they sli.g any brttvr tban sb raul" "Welt, tbey are much el,Jrt than your Inter, and of counw they are highly trained. How old la your sitter?" -Miitwn." IWfor many days and others In our neighborhood at tn lbs scantily 3b 1, i File Rutland Optician, Home Older :Merc2iaxits X2cvr trn r. luvs: Hatunlays. MumlnyK and Tuesday. oo-!-ooooooooooo B. J. HEBERT PRACTICAL PLUMBER J o I'lttinliing in nil its liram li es. ;ave Troiighin and Roofing. ALL WORK DONE IN FIRST CLASS, UP-TO-DATE MAN NER AND AT SHORT NUTICE. TELEPHONE: 12-13. Manchester Center, Vt.f OOOOOOOOOOOOC 5 Per cent Interest on your surplus lands, large or small. I'ayaUe direct to your address by New York draft, semi annually. Security to suil the most conservalive, Commendulory let ters (rum prominent tanks anil de scriptive booklet sent (ree on request. Frederick A. Field, F.HtabliKbfd im. Over Rutland Savings Hank, Telephone, JJI II. RUTLAND. VERMONT A 5olid, Safe Investment. FINE PRINTING JOURNAL OFFICE H. N. WILLIAMS WAGONS- I have largest assotlmeut in Southeni Vermont. Right Goods, Right Price. Cash or Installment. Also Bicycles and Supplies, Lawn Mowers, Guns and Ammunition, Wire Fence, Uarhed Wire, Chicken Wire, Uraphophoncs and Watches. I am pleased to show you my stock, and make it an objec t to give me your trade. 1'bor.e; 6- i. DORSET, VERMONT. I S H AW I i Has in Stock All Wool Ingrain and Fro Brussells Art Squares i'J xj, i X J, and j X 4 yalds v Wool niTina Rugs lY, It. x 4'i It.. 3 It. X 54 It., and 4 It. x 61 It. A new sttk of Japanese Mattings in green, blue and ic! lancy weaves, carpet tflcct, also a fine giadc id white. Every roll a new one The beM assottment I have ever shown of Ingrain, Tape-stry and Wiitou Velvet Caret Samples. All lateM psitetus and colors Builap and Veneer fillings lor Rugs Cook' Inlaid Linoleum, 1'iinted Linoleum and Oil Cloth Can Cll our bill in Vlior Covering lor less money than you can buy lor out of town A big mtk down on all (Justtered Oak Furniture in stock Give me a call for anything in Furniture, Mattresses m Sewing Machines I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY Furnituie Repaired and Re finished, Pidures Framed. Hair MaUreM-s made mrr MUbuin Farm Wagons, and Pry Stove Wood H. N. SHAW, T4phoo: yai. MANCHESTER CENTER, VERMONT "art BACK, I TILL nr tooks, snd you may nse any tbst you lk to read A small, thin faced womsa came to door snd looked Inquiringly from li to Little Wafts. II rose and ssld: "Mother, this Is Ir. Hart of tbe Leader. You'v beard Si spesk about blra." So I bare," aaid Mrs. Watts quick y. "Tba Leader folks an real good to ny boy, sir. H tells m about It, and eery much obllgwl." Tb window of my room looked oat ipon tb bous whlcb tb Watts fam ily occupied. A day or two after tbetr irrlral I wa alttlng In my open win low. Tb window s of tb other bous wer lo open, and tb rough tbrm earn tb sound of son on singing ta wonderfully elr snd sweet sole I laid down my book to lUteo. Tb word rsm distinct and beautiful: Ttow ttly. swtot Afion, among tfcj tmi trm rtaw ctir: t'U aln the a King ta Uy Could It b Little Wstts singing ts such a voice? While 1 looked and II lean I asw Llttl Wstts coming from well st tb back of tb boos lib pall of wster. I could not rwtrsla my curiosity. As Im eatiM bear nay window I akL "Who Is tbat sluglngr "My sister Eluw," be aaasrered eager ly, bis face be ml ng "Kb has a wonderful t-otcc," I aald. "Hsaa't sb. tboogbr iclalmed Llt tl Watts, with more enthusiasm tban I bsd rr befor sees la bla. I SSKIO, WHO IS THAT aiMUlNUP' furnished living room of Mrs. Watta' bouse and beard Kline sing. Mrs. Watts waa a widow, and Ellse and Clarence were her only children. A small pension partly supported their wants, and sirs. Watts and EIU took In pluln sewing when they could get It, but Little Watts' earnings from the sale of bis papers were their chief source of Income. It seemed to mo tbnt tbey might live a llttl more comfortably, but ono day Little Watts confided a secret to me. "We're saving for Ellse," be said. "Hue's going to be a big sluger some day after she's gone away and studied and bad a chance. I'm saving up for that" This was the reason why Little Watta wore such shabby clothes, and this was why their home was so poor and bare and their table so scantily supplied. This was why Little Watts walked tbe streets In all kinds of weather, cry lug his papers at an bou when other boys slept. One, two years passed. I was still In the Leader office. Little Watts still cume before daylight for bis paiiers and wns called Little Watts still, for be was not noticeably larger or stron ger than when I saw blm first lie still lived next door to my own borne, aud Ellse was going away. Hue bad been singing In church choirs and at concerts, aud some ladles who liHd become Interested lu her, but who were unable to lend her money for ber study, bud given her a benefit concert, which tbe Leader bad widely advertised without charge on account of Little Watts. But most of tbe money that was to pay for Kline's two years of study In the east bad been or would be earned by Little Watts. But when I come back be shall work no more," Ellse said to me, with the tears In ber eyes. "I shall earn It then, and he shall go to New York to study drawing and engraving. He's so eager to learn It, you know, but he won't say much a bos tit or even think about It until I begin to earn money." Quite a little company of us went to the station to see Eliso off. Of course Little Watts was there. His large eyes were shining through their tears, and bis white face was wreathed lu smiles, though I knew his heart ached with sorrow at tbe thought of two years without ber. But the boy cried bis papers Just as loudly and cheerily as ever next day the Leader In tbe morning, wben day was breaking, and tbe Times at night, when tbe day was gone. I often met blm hurrying around tbe corners of almost deserted streets or paying a last visit to tbe hotels, where lie hoped to sell another paper at an hour when all other newsboys had gmie home. Every paper he sold counted, not for himself, but for Ellse. He and bis mother lived upon tbe pension and ber sewing. Every month a draft to tbe amount of all of Little Watts' earnings went to Nw York to Ellse, and every week abe wrote encouraging letter of what ber teacher said about ber voice and of her hopes for the future. I knew they'd bsv to say ber voice wssn't snytblng common," Little Watta said proudly to me when the first of ber letters en me. "I knew she'd aston ish 'em."' Twice the mountains changed from green to while and from white to green. Tbey were changing to whit again wben Ellse wrote tbe latter that told when sbs would start for borne. Llttl Wstts brought me tbe letter to read. "I shall reach borne about the last day of October," sb wrote. "You need not send m any mora money. I am afraid you nav sent me too much now. It Is time for me to begin paying It bock to you. too must lie ber next year and I at bom working and earn Ing money for yon. If I'm not too tired. I shall alng for you and mother tb very night I come. I'm so anxious to show you bow well your money bss been spent!" Kbe was delsyed a llttl and came on tbe third day of November. It waa on the afternoon of the first day of tbst aiouth that the msn wbos duty It now wss to give out tb papers said to me: "Little Watts didn't show up for bis papers Uiis morning. Its tb first morning he's failed to come sine I've been ber. I wonder If be' sick?" "Sot tbat I know of." I replied. "It wss a terribly stormy morning, you know." "Tb weather bss never mad any difference wltb him before. lie's been 00 band tb first on msoy a morning worse tbsn tUs. Pour little ebap! How he's escsped pneumonia as long ss be bas ts wonder to roe." Tb sna bad not abort for three day. First rsla and then snow bad fallen nearly sll tb time. A fierce cold wind bed swept down from tbe moun tains. Tb barren town bsd never j ame gloomy and cbertes and i iecial Reduction In Ladies Tailored Suits and Spring Coats. In ortlor lo turn all the Wool Suits' for spring and summer into ready cash and at the same time give our customers a splendid bargain, we therefore place on sale at 25 percent. DISCOUNT 25 percent. All the remaining Suits, and one lot of nice, attractive ookinc Sprinir Gnits, all this season's best styles and materials, in all the leading colors. A variety of selec tions in fine Serges, Panamas, Novelties and Mixtures, in dressy elleclive models. One lot of Long Coals in light colors, checks and mixtures, reduced to half price. Be sure to attend this sale, for this is a genuine, bona fide bargain. Ross-Huntress Company Cor. West and Grove Sts. Rutland, Vermont. desolate to me as It did now. At noon I went to see Utile Walts. His mother came to the door aud suld briefly and In a low tone, for Little Watts was in tbe next room aud the door wus open: "He's real sick. Tbe doctor Is afraid it's going to be pneumonia. I've tried to keep lilin In the last thrse days, but he would go out Vou see why." Her eyes were full of tears as she pointed toward the comer of the room. There stood a shining upright piano, Wllb n stool of erliusou velvet be fore It. "Ho made the first payment ou them yesterday," Mrs. Watts-said. "He was so anxious to have t lie in here for Ellse." "Well, he's a perfect little hero, Mrs Watts," I said under my breath, but heartily. "I believe be will be ulile to filth t off sven tbe pneumonia for tbe sake o,' Ellse." He was worse the next day. "He'll never be any better," said the doctor In tbe afternoon when I met him coming out of the shubby little house. In the evening Little Watts suld lu fl whisper: "She'll be here lu the morning, won't she?" 'At 8 o'clock," I said. 'Then I'll hear her sing agalu," he answered. The wind died away In the night. The skies cleared. All of tbe dlstuul ranges, the nearer hills and tbe streets The Obstinacy Of tbe Princess. "By Troy jKllhon. Copyrighted, UK, bjr C. it. Sutcllffo. UTTLI WATTS tOOXKD PP. of the town were while wltb snow wbeu tb sun came out tbe next morn lug. Ellse came at 8 o'clock. Little Watta pulled blmself up on bis pillows to meet ber and welcome her. There was no sign In bis eyes or face of sorrow In his heart at this end lug of all bis own hopes and plans for tbe future. He met Ellse wltb a smile and with tearless eyes. For a momeut she thought It must all have been a mlHtake about bis being so ill. "Now go snd slug for me," be aald after a few minutes. They rolled bis lied to tbe door that be might see ber at the new piano. Ellse' sat before It w ith streaming eyes snd sang the little bsllsds and tbe old Snugs be bad loved so well. "There was oue," be whispered, "about tb shining shore' and 'my Fa ther liHth many msuslons.' Won't yon alng that, Etlm-r Bbe snug It w 1th trembling voice, aud while she was singing Little Watts looked up wllb wide 0en eyes as If he were gazing st sometblug wonder ful tbst be could not see and tbea sank bark, bis eyes closed forever. A Long Background. Flnt Nurse (at busptul)-Tbat ballet dancer In tbe ward wlrb delirium tre- ftjens mut b frlgbtfully old. Second Nurse Why? Flntt Nurse81i am nothing but ertbbjbjHc animals -Harper's Weekly. High atak.. -Stella Aa exciting bridge gamT Bella-Very; played fur each sta ir's cooks. -Harper's 8ar. The princess stamped ber foot as en ergetically as any ordinary persou would have done. "There's no earthly use being born a princess," sho said. "I want my own way occasionally, and I never get It" The minister raised both eyebrows. "Hut, your highness, I was sent to rea son with you." 'There's no reason In It," she flashed buck. "There's anything but reason in my being trotted out like a horse to be inspected by this conceited person merely becsuse he's decided to marryl" "To think of the son of so powerful a throne being called a person!" Tbe minister's eyes sbone through his glass es, blankly dismayed. The princess shrugged her shoulders In a noncommittal way; then she seized the minister by botb lapels and contin ued ber argument "0 minister who is not plenipotentiary, If you feel too badly about not being able to roflson wltb me remember even Napoleon fail ed once, and maybe you two will go down Into history together. As for reason" Tbe prlucess snapped ber slender fingers disrespectfully close to the minister's nose and left tbe room and the mau. The sudden Indisposition of tbe prin cess was an unexpected detail In the preparations for receiving the royal visitor, who arrived tbe next day. She awoke when the first sunrise crept over the sky, yawulug from tbe weariness of having spent twenty-four hours trying to be still. The gilt clock showed thot there were nt lesst two hours before the pulsce would awake. She crept out of bed and dressed stenltblly. threw a light wrap over her shoulders and went through the door tbat led from ber apartments to the rose garden. She went swiftly uward tbe summer boue that was ber favor ite retreat. She stopped on tbe thresh old and stared at the young man com placently smoking a cigar on ber own pet bench: Ho hurriedly threw away the clgsr and bowed low before ber. "Good morning," be said, and the princess noticed tbe charm of bis voice. "I scarcely expected any one else to be awake so early in the day. I hope I'm not trespassing." j The princess waa startled, but deter mined at the expense of veracity to keep the household from learning that tbe condition of ber throat was not so serious ss the physician had vouched for. "I didn't er expect to find any one here myself," hedging for time to cre ate Ideas. "The fact is I have been awake almost all night attending tne- er princess, and when she at Inst slept I slipped Into tb rose garden to be refreshed by the early morning air." She looked charmingly confused, and the man. evidently a moot polite young fellow, declared bis Intention to leave ber In undisputed possesion of the rose garden. Hut tbe princess was fond enough of an adventure to sweep sway a few conventionalities In order to experience tbe unusual. "No, no; by all means remain seated. sir," she said, seating herself on a neighboring bench. "I am not so aelf- IkIi nor. Indeed, so unsorlsble. I judge, sir, tbst you are connected wltb our royal visitor's retinue?" The msn betltated. then smiled geni ally. "Yes. you are right I generally al ways, in rsct accompany in pnnc In bis travels." "Then tell m about blm." she broke In eagerly. "I shall not be able to get a gllmpa of blm w hile be 1 bere, aud I inunt own to a certain amount of curiosity concerning blm." I'pon on condition -b leaned lo rd ber, evidently struck wltb an Ilea "that you tell m about tbe Prin ces Constancla." A bargain!" sb cried, snd ber eye smiled sgslu. "Ton tak first tarn. Ton are a slaltor, you know." He puckered bis forehead In thoughtful frown. "He's rather a good tutu red, chap," be aald at laat doubtfully. "lKb! Of course be la-alwavs bss bla oo way and Is never rronsed In It, I haven't a doubt." she scoffed. There's wberw you are wrung." h suld ruergetlcally. "Tb king bss aa strong will sa-er-a tb prlnc bss, su 1 they ar eternally claahlug 8 he traded ber first bit f Informa tion wltb every InJIcntkm if prld In it. v.. "Strong will! The combined power of both your king and your prlnc rouldut Cijual tbst of our prince. Aud temper! lou never saw auy on wltb such a fleiidlub temper," Sb whin nered confidentially. "So txd a thair feebly, "l-w beard tbst sb wsa quit charming "Ob. 1 don't deuy tbat she ts rather nice to look at, but ahe-ah. baa boxed my ears several time," beginning to tak a delight In ber creatlv linsglna lion. He leaned forward and grasped tb arms of tb bench, tens wltb Indlgua Hon. And you bsv to submit to It) Vou poor llttl thing!" bis eyes full of com fc'lscxatlon and admiration. Tbe princess put on tbe first meekly tulniila.lv sir mortal man bad ever seen her wear. "What could I dor plaintively. Tber aro time wben ah Is really nlc to m." "There' on thing certain," b brok lu vebemeetly, "such a vixen would not msks deilrahla wife for tb prince.'" I don't know that he's too good for ber," sb said defensively. "1 don'l rare much for tbe prince. He's too con. felted." I beg your panlcnt" be exclaimed In astoulshmeut. "I never heard How on earth could you get such an Idea Into your bead?" he demanded. "Doesn't he go from one country to another, expecting all girls of aultabl sge and birth to be trotted out for his Inspection, lust like selecting neck tic?" Indignantly. "If I were a prln cess I would positively enjoy having blm ask me to marry hliul" He could not take bis gate from tb dunned, plguMtit face. If I were a prince I should b broken hearted If you treated my pro posal with such scorn," b said fer vently. Tbe princess rose hurriedly. "I think I mhat see If ths princess needs me." "Won't you tell me your name," he asked, standing wltb bis bead unrov ered, "and tbat I am to have the pleas ure of seeing you later In the day?" "1 am uf raid -I must not," she ful lered, "and plenso, please do not men Hon that you have met auy one bere. want to be free to come bere ognlu," she added innocently. His face suddenly lost Its doleful look. Would I be much lu the way If I happened to be smoking my cigar bur ben yon come?" be suggested boy' Isbly. Not In the least If you can get way from tbe prince," she said as she started down the path. On tbe lust day of the prince's visit she cam Into the rose garden a trifle earlier, but be was there, Just as she bad found him for tb Inst three mornings. You are leaving this afternoon, I bear," abe said In greeting. "And I am to leave without knowing your name?" be asked gloomily. Tbe princess' eyes were wistful. "It's best to let It remain slmply-an plsode," she answered, with a reflec tion of bl despondency. But I must know I will know!" He seized both ber bands and held them firmly. I can't tell you now," she gasped, "but If tbe prince Is to be at tbe regat ta next month, perhaps I'll be able to see you then. I know our princess I going." Tbe gloominess lifted from bis face. "I'll see. you I'll find you-I'll defy all the powers that tie for you!" And he suddenly took her lu bis arms and kissed her. For a moment tbe princess did not stir; then she gave a sturtled exclama tion and slipped from bis embrace. Two days after the departure of the prince and bis retluuo she found her self well enough to go to tbe room that tbe minister considered bis own special den. Her curiosity could no longer be restrained, and tbe minister, having always proved wax in her bunds, could surely be Induced to tell all be knew about tbe late visitors. While talking ber glance fell upon a smsll photograph lying on tbe tsblo before ber. Her eyes widened aud ber breath came faster. Who's that?" she demanded eagerly, stopping tbo minister lu tbe middle of what be considered a well chosen re mark. "Don't you know?" be asked In aston ishment. "I believe It Is, though, tbe first photograph taken with a full beard. It's the prince, your highness, aud be graciously put bis signature on It for me." Tb princes took the picture lu ber band, looked at It Intently, then gave wsy to a peal of hysterical laughter which caused tb old msn to lean over ber anxiously. "Klmll I ring for on of the maids, your highness?" bs asked ber perplex edly. Tbe princes sst up and wiped ber eyes on a dainty lace handkerchief. "No, no! Don't ring! I never felt bet ter lu my life. I have an lusplratlou. I don't want to have marriage ar ranged for rue. Tber Is no romance In such procedure. If you will only leave me fre until after tb regutta I promise to arrange for myself a mar riage tbat wiM pleas every soul In tbe country. Glv in freedom for one llt tl month," she coaxed, standing before blm and placing an eloquently per uaslv band on escb shoulder. He looked Into ber eye helplessly. "I shall never be able to uuderslaud tb femiuiu mind," he said dolefully. Cash Feed Store HKAPOl'ARTKK FOR Seed Spiing Kje, Seed Bailey, t Kow, Setd Hailcy, Hrardlcss, Michigan Seed Oats, Sanlotd Fodder Com, Dickinson's Reclcaned Seeds; Ulau Mold's Call Meal, Kow Kmc, American Steel Wire Co'a. Field Fencing, Uathed Wire Fencing, Wire Nails, I. II Dcncli.Mgr. Telephone,' 7-12. lane heater Depot, Vt. Turning Your Back On Opportunity. There's uo need (or you to hutit all over the country lor your vehicles or harness. No reason for letting tbe catalogue houses delude vou with cleverly worded decep tions. Right here iu Rutland is to be found what you need, a stock suited in every particu lar to the leijuiremcnta of this section, selected by people who know our folks and their needs, and sold as low aa can be obtained anywhere. Our offerings for iyo8 in clude the newest of tbe new, with all the late features and touc hes that increase the use fulnessaud sightliness. Coma iu and look us' over. W.CLandon&Co. I;vcln Street. Rutland, Vt. HOUSEWIFE'S TRAY. Mad From Qrocr Box, Fitted With Neat of Drawsra. 'eopl who live In a small fiat wber the kid-hen and birder aro on a diminu tive scale soon find that every squar Inch of spac I valuable and must b economised. It Is Important under such circum stances that extreme order and uest nexs should be preserved; otherwise A Hisnr THAI things soon get Into a state of muddl, aud wber tb mistress of tb bom la a busy woman and baa to do the great er part of tb work herself ah can b ved much time and trouble by keep ing everything lu a plac of IU own ready to band. For this purpose many little Items of carpentry may b con trived whlcb will provt very acceptable to ber. Tb housekeeper's tray Illustrated la a good Idea. It stand on a shelf or under tbe dresser wltb all tb Ingre dients necessary for tb making of a light pudding. Tb tray Is mad from a grocer's box simply fitted wltb nest of divisions and a eoupl of metal bandies. Tb wood 1 stained mahog any, and each division bold a jar la beled wltb lis contents sugar, rtr. ete. The bousewlf baa only to lift the tray on to tb tab! and tak what alt requires, and sb will bar bar pudding mixed and popped Into tb oven without any loss of tlm In searching for on or otbsr of tb con diment., wblcb, If kept anywbsr and anyhow, bar a Strang knack of get ting mlalald. A Hint Worth Knowing. If on Is ever seized wltb a sudden tiemorrbsg from tb lung tb first thing to be don befor tb doctor get tber la lo tak dry salt as quick ly as poMlbl. This often prevents further bleeding entirely. A teHoo ful of salt I not too much to take, provided It ts don gradually, so as not to choke. Tb patient should, moreover, k-p perfectly quiet snd fre from eidt- mnt sod stay la a room not too hot A Dark Egypt. "Ar yon abl to tnak aoy plant grow la your apartuxKit?" nlgbt blooming eervua In tb kltebeo.- AaVIc U Plain W.m.n. Tli first thing a plain woman must do la to glv her figure careful atten tion. A stylish or even wall rounded body will nln time out of ten carry on through far better tban a pretty face. Tbo Individual wltb a poor figure, who Is short wslsted, flat cheated, may b Improved by aultably corseting. Petticoat must fit such a flgor per fectly. A plain woman must avoid vry thing lo dress tbst will by compari son only smpbaali ber lack of beauty. Hmart looking she may b. but all flipper! must b set asld. Tb fit of ber gown Is moot Impor tant. She should buy material of a good quality and employ tb bt dressmaker sb ess afford. Two or tbre well mad dre will b bettor tban a dosen medlocr ones. Youthful effects ar llkswls fsUL Above all, tb bslr should b modish and becoming. Neatness, too, la aa Importsnt factor. Her collar inuat b Immaculate. Kb tuuat tak special rare of br completion, never falling to tak bar utgbtly facial rubbing In bot soapy water, rinsing In several warm water and then applying a good skua food. When th Oven I T M.t Bbould an oven b too bot for esk baking or roasting on booekpr declare all danger of burning on rb bottom la removed If a layer of sand about half an Inch thick I put on tb bottom of tb oven. A llttl water pot ta a shallow pan and set la tb bottom of so oven tbat is too dot will cool it rapidly.

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The Manchester Journal :mnKiuinmum I J15E JO. THfEMUV. JVSV. IL 1st. 5. kcrsNiiaa CoBca:iva 10 he He! J ta OTIO I. BILTT, ADVERTISED? LNT j To The Votrra in The Fnl 'er murit Corrkna District The Him Frederick G FlccH flJX year yUJ of lii tiiy, f'M In Ad arte. Burl'UflOB (J0C8KI Ca!Jc4 l MJ.IVUry. JumS.-ai thM.U-owl of Morrisvillc will be a ran Uf ib o JiUH "ani Adate for Representative in Con-' I Wtf lt !lr(Mi, il UWHJWI to ft I 1M- nil for tbe P ,f,f Republican con Changing Addre. a .4 ltH kM r.f Man. oM Nf j l!ll 11 Mw "1" Wlfrrtl c. Wit D.I Mn .mhwm. 1 omit .l Jiuk1 al the lr twm in s. .Utnlr aud U elect I diatruH com-u.ill.-e of one from each county fr lb biennis! trroi. Tin- k'l are Vi rhoiwn lit eaucuwa Iw-i'l Tliurulnjr, June IS. Tbe -,i.. BBioUr fiwtn cU loa mil l lh AH changes w advertisement .n, at tb conreuUon in April. mutt b) In hand not later than i,ic o,.V at today's meet ing- uf temporary rhairiuau but lli opinion it. that ivtinititrtoti county man ill I cli.eu a Una liuimr ha o4 fallen l thai county for a number of y mm. All tbe itieniber of lb com untlce er present tbi afternoon, ilb lb e f 'tiim uf O. W, Clark of Mtirrifvill m folio! Cbairaian, F HwiniHTtoii uf liulland, secretary, K. U. Klurlrvatit of 8iiUii, I'.t-u VV. Simlli of A. 1. 1. wiu, K. Ii. SUnlilanl of ShilliurtH', J. W, Fuli-r of Maiiotwn ti-r auJ W. F. I'ark of (iraud llt. Tuetxlay morning ImportaDL Uk at al.I- on fmrmnpnr at Ji ili itiilx lb1 Utu Ut lti b you ere tuJ up. K r'',iH art n-iil Imt ll f'ur rinwr ill I rbntfl in on k afl'r jmyrui-iit i tntwlr. HnlriUm ttill Jilr wal'b Ibnr rKr. iminrtant. STATE OF VERMONT. Republican Stale Coavcntioo. A IfeptiMican Sut (Vinrfiiliun i hwbjr rlll at M.nt-lifr, Vt., on WWMlaj. July lt. A. I. I'Jiw. at 10 u'rloi k A. U for UlB IIF)HMM? of vlft inir in eouiinalion -nliiU for tli .fl;i-n of liovemor, hifiiU-uanl liovpr nor, Hat Trn-aiir-rI Kiirt-lary of hlU', Auditor of Arroiml am) Alloniry Urn-t-iai; for th rli-Hioti ol a Cora miller, mi("l of mi nivmbrr from arli I'outily in tlio hlatr, aioi for the tranMirtion of miyolln r tiiuiiirnt lncb way rofHy rouie U-fora anl ton Vcrlitiotl. t itim ami town will I ri-prfwiiU'd in Mild ("onwition by tJlK elwl on tl l.tmn c.f ruip li l tr for each nly and ton, and one adilitioiial Jeli lfio for nu ll on liuiidrird vot and t-ai b twlion of onu btindrwl rot' ex rvditiK llfly, nl for tiio Id'piiblii'an t'iiiinll for (iovrrnor at tli' hlnUi Klwtiori in I'M. lU'Untile iittitt be rliourn Hi primary tiK-i'liiiiftcaibMlliy tht H -publioan Com nulltf of ear-li rjty and ton, and hould provulc tlii mi lv Willi proper rredeiitialt, duly atl-il'd by tin.1 kciti lury of Hie reieetive primary iiieeliui: at lni li lin y are elei lid, and pren-ut Die Ritiiie lo I lie lnlbllrii fcitKtw ('mil nnllee dtliieli in eoiitiliited the Colli' In 1 1 l e oil trrrdf iilialu,) at it lieinir- ter nl Die rnvlllioii, inuiieiliHlely on Hi. ir nrrnnl in .MulilpeJier. A fnpli eale eopy of the er'ileiilil!i lniuld be mailed lo tbe Mi-erelary of tin Com imltee at Newport, Vt IUHKIIATi:i.V after I Jit primary iwetiiiir. tonid in e .i .iiliiitf I he work of HinkiiiK' lip llie rll of Hie Convention. Tbe priiiinry meetiinf n'.loiild be held in eaeh eily and town, 'i'liurwlHy, June 1Mb, i be roiiitesyof rediietioii m rare will be eiU'iidiil by llie oeveral rnilmad roiiipniiie of the Mule, IMinile nifor liiation will be -riven in relation there to upon the blank eredentialii aent to eaeh tow n eiiiiimitti e. 'I liad M. Clinpman, Cliairman, Mul dlebury, K. C. William, Secretary, Newport. Kdwnrd 1. Wellinir, North Iteniiinif toll. Harry KliMbrett, Kt. Jolinsbury. lb Hiier K. Wright, Knsei Junetion. John If. Walbridiro, Coneord. Fuller C. Himtli. ht. Albaim. Tlin.l.li iiH I,. Kinney. South Hero. Smith It. Waile, Hyde I'ark. II. T. Baldwin. Weflt Hiver. Karl H. Kinnley, Kiitlnnd. r'rauk I'lillnley, Northtield. Krnect W. Ifibwin. Hrattlcboro. Jaim-ii F.. 1'ollard, Chester. Kepnbliean Slala Coniniittee. I'll the bai fixinl by the Committee Mile and towim will be enlitlod to re prewnlation at follow: BCKKINOTON Coi STV. diiet r.i.i.ie t I bM in Bur- j en I ion lo be held in Bur!injtin l,f)i-W, al I p. m Ta.lay, Jun ,TU. o() JutfJay June 3Q, 1908. Mr rleetwi-ood will enter s- t til Convention batked by a mil delegation from Lanoi!!e rounly and with gratifying assurances of aupoort from either cclions of i tlie District I lis candidacy has been a grow inj one from the day ol Us announcement and his nomina lion is not unlooked for by many well-informed supporters. i le is in the race solely on his own merits and not for the pur pone of aiding or annoying any other candidate. D. E. MARTIN CO. HIGH GRADE CLOTHING tor women, mis5ii5 am) children everything: ready-to.iut.on HUT WKATHKR WEARAHLl-S cooi. j RA1NV iipsty the; TL B St'ITS. GOWNS. GRADUATION DRKSSKS lid! I.IGHT VXU Sl'ITS FOR THF. SUMMI-U 1 SKFARATK COATS, SKIRTS and WAISTS' Arlington 3 Menniii(lon llortet Ulanlenbury 1 taiHlgruvo !I Maliehetter 4 I 'em I'ownal 4 livilliro 'I Htipert II SntiilL'nte 'i Ki'amlnirir I Shaftsbury 3 Mamford 2 Sunderland 2 Wmlmll 2 WoodfurJ 2 48 Bt-MM9V liKI'lllt.It'AS KTATK COS vrvrm. Addiuin 'V HelllHhvUitl 41 Caledmiia 64 Chilleliden Wl F.Mtvx 20 Franklin M (irand llv 11 Lamoille v I 'ratiffe 47 Orleaim f4 Kiillaml t'l 'aihiii(tni nT' Windham J- V indoor "t( Total r.m Neeery for cboiea WARNING. Tin rviAihUrnn trt-n (h Ttn if W)r-lnt'r, Vt- aii-r hrr-l.y IMl(lt1 luflttt In fnfti al hv twiai tfinii- tit Mm tit"'r VittT, Vi., -fi 1 1iur-Mtajf tUf JuiMf Nil it. Ml t'itiUl OVaaai k fT Uw U nirtVM hl ll(t RU!lHcB1 "ijf tH1 t it jMnitrh-!-! Hi Mn- l( tilMlrtH Mtt UtM U t Ml kl-itf M I Iff, V wl- laiMwSnf 4:if t IV t fur l l-aisu- siimI fixir li'C4i u r-rM"iil U t in Hi H HH'tii iwtrt t i44fttitn (r hrbl f Hu(littum, T'w-mI)', JVfr In Ha tt-JUmft T.. t VntmHt-. Majnritt a,t-ef i nit r, t-, Jtmr 1Mb, U M Myikait. TO LEAVE HAMPDEN ACAD. Pnnclral and Mrs. Brooks Called to Better Position In Vermont Reerct Over Tbelr Departure Jame Hniku, whomi reniiniatiou an principal of Hampden academy, takei e(Te t at the coneluiioii of the present u'liool year, hai accepted the offer of the priiicipaUbip of Burr Burton Seminary at Maiieherler, Vt., on of the oldest and bent endowed institution in the Oreen Mountain itlate, located in th heart i f the llreen uiouutaiiiH, The chool employ ix U'achera; it hasftUo a nimic department, of which Mm. Krookwill have thnrn. Her thorough euipmeiit through year of ctiidy,both lu re and ill Kurope, and her former ex perience a head of the iiiuiic depart Hu nt of a IVniinylvania Slate Normal w-hool lit her well for tbi new field. Mr. Brookn, who ha bud the advan tage of Irainiiitf of the. iiit-t thorough ort both in n Western univerity and at Harvard, linn been twice Hbroiid for study mid travel mid in well equipped for the larger Held upon which he is alHUit to enter. For three years he ws teacher of miithciiiHtic al BaiiKor Hitfh nehiHilaiul i eniiiplctint liiKseeoiidyenr at Damp .Ii n nendeiny. .Mr. BriMik exprem (Ulcere regret at leaving Huiiipden hiiviiiK become thoroughly interested in the whool and itti welfare and having made jnany warm frieudii in biwn f AHfiliiik in town with the full inten lion of remaining for a term of years, it is with real regret that lie leave be fore having completed plans and ini provciiie nU already successfully under taken. In justice to himself, however, lie feel that the very liberal offer made him by the trustee of the Vermont in titution eouhl not consistently be re fused. The student and trustee of Hamp den academy a well a the entire town and community regret very much to lose Mr. Brooks mid family, feeling it to be a great loss not only to the school but the biwnalso. Mr. ami Mr. ISrooks have endeared themselves to all and to say that the people regret to have them leave biw n hc not express their feel ings. Vet they are all very glad for their good fortune in being called to such an honored position a principal of Burr Burtou Seminary awl ouly w ish that they nmy find as many friends and meet with as good result a in Hampden. Ilnngor, Me., Daily News. Dorset Granee Notes. IWsct ti range No 231 hereby ex presses iu hearty coneiirence in the resolutions of the Vermont StateOrange assembled at Burlington, December, Hm7, in one of the largest gatherings iu hi history, as follows: WiiKKKArt. The present lawr regulat ing the traflic iu intoxicating liquor in creases drunkenness in all license towns, and in uiany "No lieeuse" low us and make our "help problem" more liflictilt to solve and affects our mar kel by securing to the saloon' coffers for no good purpose the money which otherwise would be spent for the. nee essarie of life which w e produce, now, Tktrtfnrr, we think, whaU-ver the saloon may be in other slates, it is a bad thing for Vermont, and that an improved state prohibitory law would greatly add to our prosperity, and we therefore ask our next Legislature to provide for such a law either directly or by referendum. Adopted by llorset Orange No. 11 May anil. lws. F. 1. Stonis, Secretary. Tbe Insurance IVmniissionen' re port for the year IM" l at band. Not 4 lalo a I lie l't re port w hieb m tiubbtbrxl. Iinly Court eoliliaue t bold forth but Ibrie ,n$ not bern trrnch .0 ll way i. Im.iticM n-r.iii.g Court kv and lid divorce rnwi, The ed.tor t iu mi iH of an iuviu ln.n to H. ml the inaugnralwii ei-re-niomm'I of John Marun Thomas, B. B. a. tsfiibnt of Mid;-buiy College on June 3(b lleit, but regn-t hi inabili ty Iai t prtwnt. Tli uiaiij-ub iti of Ui Jra StU w bo ubc ritioUi t-tpire wilb th prr-M-a! ttiMiUi n rt.ieslJ to u. in iln-tr tebirwa't at promptly at niubl in order Uiat may keep our lil in the tbi rel,tnrl by lit rwt oEv di part ne tit at Wb tif.ia. Card or Thanks. The ladie of Skinner W. It. C. ex U?iid many thanks to each and every one who assii-ted in the exercise of Memorial Bay, also to those who o kindly contributed food for the dinner or aided the in iu any way in their labor of love and loyalty to the comrade of the liraud Army. hi loving memory for those who have already answeitd the great roll call. In loyal service no gladly and proud ly given to the boy iu blue who are yet left. I.AN1 ISA lt!.At KMI R. I orp I're. A Safe Investment. Trusted, (iiiardiaiis, Widow and other who bate funds to invest and who are looking for a safe depository for their money and one which will j it-b a fair return, should write to the Hyde I'ark Savings Bank. This Rank pay per wilt, interest, compounded emi annually, and pay laxc For iiilormslKin on any point, addrrta C. S, !"iire, I'rrsideiit, or F. ii. Culver, Trt-aurr. HAMHiATK. Mrs. Harry I'eck ia slowly gaining in beallh. Mr. A. W. 1'riudle visited friend iu town last week. Frank McNally ban his saw mill iu running order. The suit of Rupert vs. Saudgato ha been discontinued. Mrs. R. C. Smith ia in Fair Haven earing for her mother,, Mrs. Oiiunell son. A children' day concert will be held atlhe I'nion Chapel licit Sunday evening. Mrs, J. W. Ualbrailb i much bet ter at this time and will soon go to visit her mother. Itoad Commissioner Woodcock has a large number of tenuis and men con tracting the state road neHr Kay Bent- ley'. !(cv. Mr. KaUui spoke in the I'nion ('Impel last Sunday, but will not hold service next Sunday as be will be away from borne. Mr. Hunt of Shushnu has the tele phone line liiiished and has one nf the best of lines, having seventeen phones on the line. IT.IIl'. W. (I. Bebee hits been in town on business recently. Mrs. Andrew Anderson is at her father's, Isaac (tush's. C. K. Beckwith has been s ending a few days at H. M. Swift's. The cheese factory was opened for the season Monday, June 1st. Hon. A. B. (iraves of Manchester Center spent Sunday in town. Miss Zanuh Cooledge goes this week to Dorset where she has employ ment for the summer, The young people aro planning to hold a strhwberry social Tuesday even ing on the village lawn. Our postmaster F. (I. Wymnn has been on the sick list for several day 0. L. Richardson bits been acting as substitute, nev. and Mr, r. Allen arrived in Peru Saturday auil Mr. Allen begun his work as pastor June Kth. They lire boarding with Mrs. Lakiu and Miss Burt at the parsonage. The last of a scries of twelve meet iug of the Bromley Farmer Club was held Saturday evening at the village hall. A supper will be held by tbe Club on the evening of June 15, this being the fifteenth anniversary of the open iug of the cheese factory. POWNAl,. Mr. Frank (J. TetiBioeck 1ms gone to Caiman, N. V., for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Smith have re turned from Hartford, Conn. Hon. Mr. Kelton of Boston, a sum. mcr guest, spoke iu the Congregational church Sunday morning. The schools in town close June 12, w ith the exception of the Graded school at North I'ownal which will close a week later. RUTLAND'S BIO CLOTH I NO EMPORIUM j Gryphon Block West St. Rutland, Vermont j 25 Per Cent; Discountl Sale will continue as heretofore. GOY k Mill There's no excuse for being dirty. Soap is Cheap I Shift's Borax 20-Mu!e Tenm IWax, Proctor (.Iambic Naplha, Lout Nnptha and ninny otlnrs, BARS FOR 25 Cents. Keep your Eye on our Bargain Counter SUCCOTASH 10c per can A.L.G Manchester Center, raves Vermont. W. H. Graham Geraniums Asters Tomatoes Celery Orders for any of the above in Quantities. GRAHAM'S CORNKR, Jlslmni lioml, Manchester Vt. JUNE PK AS TOMATOF.S MIDGKT BKI-TS CHIPMUNK CORN OrntiKCH, BonntinH VcgctttblcH Coy McGwire MANCHESTER, VERMONT W. W. BENNETT, UNOCRTAKCR IMBALMIH, tt ait e.t. rv..t r. it M.ti.ll Mll MXCM(Tta ClMTIN, Vtawonr. FOR HAL. 13 Thfr-w mm Hmttlta- Mmuimrnlt. t i lhrf i nl U-wl m4 i ttM c Wi lap lttpltnlwl. I inrwninmimniM nu w Mini lt ntk J. II. NADKAU SON.. Tel. Mast Doiact. Vt. Pcatbo. In Mum hi-.lrr Ik ik.( jnur tl. IW. TruiiMiit H. KmUmi. mant rt ir.it. IiH HAI KA llmilMM' t-ttrrtitav lit .hI Ctm.lHhul. W III lw m.M .'ll.M. W II i.atMAK f-lt Nm'lelr, V I. xH NAI.K-A iiiMiKltr tt lrl qiMliijr 1 ha. Mi As l rutin. If IIl'K lAI K-Thrv ht. .m.. 4. i (inl t tt. A iel tf .itmll .-fth... AmHlil4i.it Htm Ue.k aittl btsik -cttw. Itttislii. fur cm It, Nasi I'siu ktosi. IJtiK AI.K llHrr-ow. f.utirtil ni-tiMi iik.w, 1 .limt-l li). .Ingle or tusi tlirt. All (iwtl, trt clivap. It, MAI'S.I tlllKK. Mniii'limitir, V I. Syrup luki'li at lop nl.- fur alrtHi n. mv. wntfoit-tHiriiUtr antl ptiii nus It-tit t llli istiir ctiiiimti. Ilox Ins, MMiichnltir, I. Central Cash Store Muslin Underwear Sale. Ladies' $1 Skirls at 75c and 85c. A nice Skirt at 65c. $1.25 and $1.50 value at $1.00. $2.00 and $2.50 value at $2.00. $3.00 and $3.50 value at $2.48. Ladies' 75c and $1.00 Drawers at 50c. Ladies' 50c and $1.00 Drawers at 39c. New Dress Ginghams at 10c. 15c and 20c Figured Lawns 10c. Ladies' Vests 10c to 25c. Men's Bulhriggan Underwear. U A NTK l A ctuillH-triit ttiitn.il cook T ttllll iHMIIllil-MI III fRlllll Of IMO. IftttHl A.lillru Mr.. II. r. Jrl. l W..H InsUill Hlrtiel, HullltllU, VI., nixing rvlvivu t't'.. TAKE NOTICE I All i-nil' ftwiim Ui' i"imti tif )ir. J. r. Imm Hi liml II for tlt.'lr lultT1"! tiMtliou tin- AdlltlllUtrHtor Ultil irtttl" U-fut Jl I, iwtfi. K, U .(iHtn( A.lntr, MHiiclit'tr t'i'iitt'r. J ti in I, NOTICE I Will Hit- MrMMi la Mniit'hlir lm nt tul'r. Ut'lUtil lint lit i Mi lu-tt wt-ck hlnll Mini nii thflr titlru Hai tin 11 itr h Nttilmt r ii tin my vivk mul iiimii.Mlily m ri'U li 1 h ih-I'mmi Mli ii Mnri'imiy mm Uvp. fiHf k. J. V. km. Uutlitud, V I. Extra Fancy Patent Flour $5.75. Best Short Clear Pork 10c. Beat Red Salmon 10c. Why Was Stanton There? If Zed 8. Stanton is not the pet can didnteof the railroads for the governor ship, w hy was be in conference at St Albans with the leading attorneys of one of Vermont's chief railroads, a few iliiys Bn, with a feature of that con ference the calling into it of certain political friend of the Koxbury man T There are just three reasons that could bring a candidate for the governorship who i a lawyer into such a conference. First, he could be there a 'A' railroad enndidate, second, as an attorney for the road, and third, as an attorney against the road. If Mr. Stanton's prescuce was due to the last named reason hi act ia above criticism. The other two reasons, however, are so full of probability that they should bo de nied at once if they did not enter into the case. To be a railroad candidate ha its danger, but for a candidate to be a railroad attorney is worse. He- gsnling this conference the Knohurg Standard in part says: It is asserted, and on w hat is believ ed to be good authority, that confer ence ws held in tbe offices of the Cen tral Vermont railway in St. Albans last Tuesday at which were iresent Mr. Stanton and the attorney and lieuten ants of the Central in this county. It is possible that this was a busiues meeting with no (Ktlitic iu it, but the probabilities are that the conference was entirely political and the purpose was to plan for the rapture of deii-galc in Franklin county favorable to Stan ton. The Central Vermont Railway ha repeaUtlly given out tlmt it Will have nothing to do with politics, but the indications are that it baa changed it attitude and inU-uditlo (and Stanton iu the governor's chair and defeat Mr. l'ruuty if puMfible. adv The hest of Everything -IN- pootwear -AT- YOUNG'S Shoe Store. Manchester Center, Vt. W. L. Douglas Famous Shoes for Men. The Crossett Shoe "makes life's walk easy. The Barry Shoe for Men who care to dress well. The Bass Shoe for lumbermen and farmers, high and low cut. Revelation Shoe for Women. Luddy and Currier's famous Shoe, high and low cut, $2, tc.Zo, $2.50 and $3.00. Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Shoes warranted not to break from sole. Nox-em-all Shoes for Children. A Pleasure to Show Goods. c. E. YOUNG, Manchester Center, Vermont. Metzg er Broth Geo. E. Sexton COAL, Delivered on Short Notice. MKAI, FEKD GRAIN AND II A V LIME AND CEMENT Geo. E. Sexton, Telephone: 29-13 or 9 13. MANCHESTER DEPOT. VT. ers. Manufacturers of Awnings, Tents and Flags. Porch Curtains. Use Automatic Roller Awnings. R. B. SMITH'S MANCHESTER CENTER. VERMONT Rutland, Vermont. iW ANTE Urns itt brxr fim mnr bavin? -a. o-ooxs rvijr fur Mil.. Niit'iartU-utur about lncjtOnn. eVi'!lv.rieiT!inii i-tmmii, ahd rriti Sir HPlUnir. Mai wlwi nii-sKn can I H ill dral with tiwtwr. imiy. li.irl i vhlri-. H.. wt. K.. h.ii-r N V NOW that spring is very near here.no doubt your wheel will need repairing or possibly a new pair of tires. We are able to sell you a good pair of tires for $4, $5 or $6. Howlcy BroH. i Center Street. RUTLAND. THE NEW HandySHUR-ONs are displacing spectacles because with the advantages of the rigid spectacle bridge they continue the elegance and convenience of the eyeglass form as well as perfect eyeglass safely and comfort YOUR EYES ARE SAFE WITH US. Come in and we will talk ihe jnattcr over. Consultation cheerfully given. Your broken lenses quickly du plicated. Mail (hem lo us. C. T. BROWN, Crsdult Octki. 55 Center St. RUTLAND r4 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. Strawberries, Pineapples", Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Asparagus, New Potatoes, Musk Melons, Radishes, Watermelons Peaches Bunch Onions, and This is not all We have a most complete line of Groceries Poticy ond Staple ALSO- Commlssloncrs' Notice Istate ol MY HON O. TaYUiR. The undersigned, having been apiointeJ by the Hun, Prohale Court, lor (lie Uistnct ol Mini. liMlr I uniml.tiiitM.ri Ii. ik-.iv. amine and adjust all claims anj uVmanJ ol all persutis against myroitti. layior lale 01 Maiulu-Mer In said District, tiecejsrd, hrrehy ivt inilue that we will meet lor (lie purpose ul pnamni liiK and allowing said daunt at the lute resi lience ol deceased III lliirmiinvllle III aid Manchester on Ihe (J .lay Oevritilier, ivuS, Iroin one u'clock p. m to lour o'chkk m., ol said day and that six siiiullis 1 1 hiii I lie j day ol June, A. 0 ivuS. is the tune limited hy said Cuuil tor said creditors In piesent llitir claims tu us lur examinatiiiii and allowance Dated at Manchester litis jid day ul June A. D. i4. HI NKY I IK. I NC, (.HARMS K, AMI S. l um I dulse M. Taylor, I xecutilx, Manchester Depot, Vt., U I Il, 7-iw Estate of Nancy L. Carter. Ol'iler oP Publication of Account. SlAllUir Vl KMONT, District ul Manchest er, s.s. The I'rtilitUr fimrt fur Ihr llmlnti uf Mnw rhrrtrr To all persons Interested In the estate ol Nancy L. Carter, ut Sandgale. In said Dis trict. dutlUNii: Hy the authority of the State ol Vermont, you are hereby notified to appear helnre the said Probate Court, at the Probate Otlue In Manchester. In said DislHct. on the 1st day uf July. A. I), it'll, to show cause, If any yuu have, why the account ul John II. McDurfre, (luardlan ul said Nancy I.. Carter should not be allowed, and alio why Ihe residue ut said estate should nul he distributed tu Hi parlies entitled Iheielu. Dated al Manchester, In said dlstilct, this ;th day uf June A. I). iijH. W. II. WHARTON, Judge. 7-.IW. Estate of Franklin II. Orvis. Onlcr of Publication of Account. STATE OF VI.RMONT, District ul Manchest er, ss. 7'ie J'riihule Court fur Ihe Dinlrii l nf Mun thittrr To all persons Interested In the estate of franklin H. Orvis late ul Manchester, In said District, deceased. OWIlTINii: By the authority uf the Stale ul Vermont, you are hereby notllied tu acpear before the said Probate Court, at the probate Office In Manchester, in said District, un the 17th day ul yuu June, A. D. lutS, tu show cause. If any i have, why the account of b. C. orvis Administrator uf the estate uf said deceased, should not be allowed, and alsu why the residue uf said estate should nut he distribu ted tu the parties entitled thereto. Dated at Manchester, in said district, this 7th day ul May A. I). lund. W, B. bDULRTON, Judge, Depot Meat Market i A fresh line. f 8 Fresh Meats and C. o. Hard. 8 v ;:8 Oysters In Season 'MnH iitwHtiHHiimimni Manchester Depot, Vt. Bread, Rolls and Cookies. aw A QvlAWTEB CENTOHY Of tUtawstat THE BURLIKGTOrl TRUST CO. --sr CHI HU lOUSMI-kMIM-auaLIMIM. VT. tiHiiinmnwi KitLK)imniii a. u B a imn tu. ai.j i.riait. timiiitita a tirra II uai ELDRED AMES LIVERY IfKJS ON SHORT NOTICE Wsfctm of every description. Two- and tbre KeaU-rs, lop nuifon. Kun bout. Concoril. i!lltkboal. etc. A big stuck of llariiei Whips, l.a p Holies, lilanketn, etc. KverytlnriK for the tlor. !Utielie.ler vntr. Wmto PEOI'LES LUNCH ROOH !ault-iKl fiMilleHmSj imt, rra.inaiid SiuiiOe attiiis fu hit rmr tmirtib.. VMXOUiHflV BAM1I ST. stAW SIVI.L1 Flnt-rbua Hauler Kboti In Hnn-etln. JOSEPH QARREAU, Proprietor Rttt KlKoTi. VKBMOM H. W. Richardson Hardware and Farming Implements. Builder of High'Grade HARNESS Mail Orders Attended to. RUTLAND, VERMONT. t'tKHie ht-t. Mall Order AUcuilcil lo. R. CHARLTON, D. V. S. Veterinary I'bynician and 8uriffii. IwnU.trjr and I a.lmiu.ii m hpwl.lljr. Ktlraml K rl,aiir htaiilf. fbon tu-l MancLeatr Center, Ytraiobt LOOKING FOR FLAWS I I -r ii I in il, but it issued by ua ne is losing time. We wrile Fire Insurance In Lest companies only and you can bet your Sunday hat oh you arc insured I Funny ils always the man that isn't that owns the bonfire. I Icllo there is an engine I wonder who? Ah-h-lil F. H. BURNHAM. Rutland, vt. iff! Lo w Prices Prevail at McClallen Farmer's Prescription Drug Store. 5Me size AnlipMnKihliiie 4'x- (Jreen s Hyrup of Tar .'We Hloan's Liniment 4b Ctiticura Ointment 41c iJonn's Pill ih Fatber J.ibli'a 3c (ilyciitliyrooline 4.V- .MalU.IMilk -41c Peptoifeiiic Milk Ijc La. Uiteil Kood 4,V A. D.S. Liquid Corn Cure 15c. MtCLALLEN FARMER'S, Prescription Iruif tiVrtt. 7 Mercbaota Row Rutland, Vt. The Old Grist Mill Hay and Grain Knit for Cattle anil Horses. Kow and (target lire. All kind of Bran. Miibllinirs. Ver mont Mined Feed, Oil Meal, Cotton Set-il Meal, ISaleU Jlay, Wheat, etc. J.II.DIMOND. Mantlicslcr Center, Vermont, Manchester Depot, Vt. OOOOOOOtXXKKXXXXXXKXXXXXXXJ Are You Going Away? Well, See HEALEY for MILEAGE Center Meat Market Full line of Fresh and Salt Meats Including Choice Heavy Western Ketf, native Pork, Veal Lamb ami Poultry, Fresh Fish and Vegetable in Season. Goods Promptly Delivered. TELEPHONE, IJ4. Manchester Center. Vt. When You Want Wagons We Remember LuilJ lb best Farm anal Tram Wagons in the country. Aim put 'D Rubber Tires and do pairing ijuii k and tatiafaeharily. Samuel Terrlll Son. Wt and WaJ bt.,RtTLAi, VT.

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. nil ifMiAV. ji m: ii. u. Mm f U ll"(" ll. V l. nu TU I!. T. VutH it rwfctm-d U kia Imu ill -rtii4 S-U act m, j4 f Mr. iAn K '.nl.'irt. i. J nnLr .hum I f. a h i.. ri.,;.l.!i.tui. 'i. f all kiii'l trt nmttut I...I L, lillU I- ll.r Billi U. K, "ojof S-frtb Itfbuiitylon a tibr la on htimlnj- lt at the bOi of ti( oxAWr, Wi. A. i'uj. -"rVju" I'of K1 If rrtni al KaH' lru(f JHr, J I'if. J. K. V)lliro if rrluriinl fnrto Kaitfai, V., lirr br hi ln f. a f Jjf. -Mr. Wm. H M Wf Albanjr N V., La arnrpil at hrt born in bau fur li uiiii r. Mr. 11. I.. Makm l.m rmrl tn fur tlx iiiuuirr ami i'i-iml tlirir ()t l,l bui III Una Villfr. Mr. i) Mr. Kobrit F. MHnpfn i.f 'r Vurk "it J batr arritml at tbrlr uunu-r bom bt-rv for lit 'Hii. IJ. Harry I.. Iii-l of Auburn N, V arriirtl m Umn twk, Mr IUrl rriiaam lu rr a bft lum' K. On i ba l(nri bating l.artl I inn hI ill tbr M-fiiil lliMir of lli full r-l li'p and nialv i li riii tln-n-by hunnir iiii'U-rm ar; fnm j bunt' Ihm In- hMmiii. all rii..r, fur nnrn at Tliw TnKlfiy Hliol). ttlv Hun. O. M. Ilarlwr ami Jmltfc K I.. Itab-a of itrlilimidoli r III town Muiidajf in alU-uIaii at eurt. Nuniriin tlNr art- U iff wen daily in llii lii ldt aliil liii, but 'rln ti larly iu tliir mrailua ni-nr Mm linlli'. Tlii ItM alitr a yiil"l Tuewtny liitflit aitb onv of I In' M'Vun-nt rli-i'tri fil l"im awn iu yean, ('imiili-rnlile tiiu fi ll ali. A tm ut llir faiiiuiiK I'nl.lix ll make Uu i-n ftill li ft. Will rlt tit low irirr Ui ri-ilucif nur bur. Tai'oiiii' llai. I an l ii. nil V Arrhibalil J, Mi't'lurr of Albniiy in town Tiu-fbiv. Mr. MiK'liinr ill ih-iii Did (iiiniiii'r ailfi bi family at Hfnuif l.aki', N. J. I ty viit' of the CiiiiKri-italioiial iliiitib tlif iiiinniiiff M-rvii'c, roimiiftir UK wilb mil Kiimlny, will bit balil at t'lin ii oVIm k in iilni-c of b-n thirty. You do not iieril loifn williuut ymir Iiiiii'Ii w lu ll iii KuiIhiiiI. Tin' Ni' I'u Ht Ib'ttaiiraiil willx-rvr you lmlcvcr you wib and dn it both itiirk and flifaii. adv Mi liiliop ba itrrivril and oi'ii rl tlif lt'H CutlnK!' lure ln will re aidn for lb roiiiin(f iiiiiiiii'r. Min linliop orcujiiid tin (illli4f Inst mini' mrr. Winter duly i il to e tlint tin law nifnrilinif nttiiif on the aido- walk i nforcHf TIhtk im iirUin ly ciiouvb violation of it to be ei ii nowaday. Mr. Cbatli' I i-Iihiii and on Lin r-oln, arrived at llu-ir miriiiiicr home Motiday niK'lil. Lincoln ha liven at tcndiiitf aebiMil at riiiiifii t, Coiin., for the at year. -Mr. A. I). IIIi.k of Khort Hill. N. J,, ha arrived in town for the uniiiiei and l iM'oiipjiiiK eottaire of Cliim. II. Haw ley' on Taeouie Ave. llmt hv bad In -t leaaon. On Wedneiiday lat Mr. A. I', Heed, who ba been a invalid for ninny year, fell from her wheel chair and m cjmle badly burl. Mie ia mora coin forlable at th (irewnt time. .Mr. Win. H. ilurton, who ha Immii pending the pant winter and priuv anioiiK relalivet and frieinU out of low n, tvluriii'd Ui her houifl here for the uintiii r uionth on Friday. Th dramatic club of Ilurr Hur- tou Seiumnry went ki South london derry lt Friday and recU-d the per fonuane of "A Family Affair'1 with urretl. Tbey werr ((reeled liy a good ited audience. Hunday, June 'Jlt, will bo bacca laureate Sunday for the Uurr and liur ton Kiiuiiiary. The aervice will be held in the eveninir at 7:3l) o'clock, and the iter, Vincent lUvi of thi place will preach the at-ruion. At the annual niccliiiir of the lru-l.-e of liurr A ilturton Heniiuary held on Weilueiwlay lat Hon. Iivvlaud Munwm waa rboiM!! prenideut to mie reed the late J. It. llollitr and Her-In-rt N. Shaw wax rtuncn a trustee. -lirorjfe M. Tullle of the Wcat Itiv er ("reauierr rioutli Inndonderry wa iu biwn Monday on buine eon neetml with bi rontpany. Mr. Tullle ri Mirti a (T'xnI foiutiiioii of buine, and a largely itn rt-a-l numlier of pat ron of the erramery, Ktat Cattle ('oininiioiier Henry K. WiIImib of AtluiKli.i, waa in Man rbi-lr Thurnlay lal in allendance on rourl. Henry wm henfl of ll i eoun ty for to many year that it w-enu odd u4 bi k him in bi u(jined place in the eourt footn rx-fititaily. The Miw IVrkin, Way, IWn l"ll ami Meitr. toole.li;,, (iilUit, Tow.ley and Halchelder were enter UineJ at ".VW" by Mint I U IU Fran ri TburwUy pvemiig. After refivub- men la Hie eompatiy wa am lined by the ruined. an of the paily. Tbi fclio of the eonntry ba bwn trU-d In a lyle of old fahilil j pumtuer weather thai we arm l.llle ae quamlMl with at llii w-awm of the year mid aiuaier beat in (be early day ut June beioc a lUle out of the ordinary. latiUlioti are out for the tuar- nge of M... Iara l-J.ih Carr. dangb- j extrac ted absolutely without ain U-r vt Mr. and Mr. Tbouia Carr of lor tinplefaiit after effect by our Wbevliiif. W. Va., u Wh-eb-r H. new jroces. No charge lor ex liaebmtaon WediK!ay, Jon Kth, trading when tate are ordered. MB, at tb bom of llr bride' par-1 rtit ia Wbeebi.g. Mi. Carr it lb gratMldaugbU'rcr Mr. J. rJlockwell vf i js. r w nfri I n -We .oabl bke b, rail the alW UIV of Iba lruie of the Matk SkiblMY Library to tb e.td;ta of tbe tresr j aWg tU wdrw alk of lb library. Tbv tree aiw aad.'y ia tMvd of luiu- J 25 REDUCTION SALE" or mevs. isoy-v and chimwiixs suits All the new fabric and shsdes of thh Season's V'fs:iie. Hrowns, smokes, Krc) and olives. TnoY" frm America foremost tailors 1 1 crilhsl, Bnjamiii K New Yik City. A. Sbuman Co. of B wton, and Ivan I Van (V. fanwi Bulrr Brown" makes fur ttoyt and CrnlJren. r Miseaw Keauctwn Dale cent, on your Summer Suit. j MI-N'S SUITS fM:$l300 Suiu lor I 8 W So lor 80 1000 12.00 HOYS' 6.00; 750 j 000! AND CHILDREN'S SUITS S 175 $10.00 Suita lor 225 12.00 l5m I S 2f0 Suiu for 300 400 500 600 H.0Q 4.50 GOO AND FOR Hovvley 5 CI NTI.R 5T. RUriwM). niinir and nhoiild be trimmed tip at mice a. they ate a iiuiiuiuee iu their preeul eoiidiliou a the braiichea are o low llint ibey In a h rmin in the face when walking the mdewalk. All Ihe aporliiiK life of tbi town ia not centered in the liod and liui) Club ofthiaUiwti. I'ro.ipect atreit iu thi tillage ha been working up a little life in that line. Iatt Monday inurn mg Kd. Haiiley killed a (kuiik w ho bud ju.t eaplurtMl one of hi chicken and wa caught w ith th good on mid the iiiiii' morning Chiu. Campbell killed hedgehog in the cellar of hi home. Neil! There i great dialifnction ex pressed among the iiiereiiaiiU iu town over the poor nel vice given by the rail road eoinpaiiie and etpren eompauie a well. The taking off of uicetigcri on the eiin a liaiux ha tlirowu nun Ii work on Hume, reniainiiig llmt they cannot bundle the husiueii they h.ie to handle mid the lenull is Unit pcrixhahle iinrrlihiidi-e i often ried bv. Next Kuiiday will be olmerved throughout the Crololtilit world hh Children' Sunday. At the morning service of the CongregHlioiiitl church the annual collection for tho work of the Congregational Sunday School and I'uhlitdiiiig Society w ill be taken. In the afternoon of next Sunday at 4:3(1 o'clock the minimi Sunday School Con cert, consisting of recitation and song w ill be held in the church. -In remitting fur bis ,Iii'KS'aI, for the next year lr. Wm. A. Hiirnliani, well know n to tli older generation of Manchester people, now of Itiiuldcr, Colorado, titty that where lie live i a line country and climate but that he can never forget the green hills of Ver mont. Mr. liurnhani alway taken a lively intercut iu the welfare of this paper and never loses an opportunity Pi ay a good word for it. HoKca Hen son of Kaxt Jn sot paid a vinit bi the Jot KSAI, oflice on Thura- Jay Inst, it being the 7Hth Hiinivcrsiiry of hi birth. Mr. llensoii ba been a valued ulicrilier to the .bit KNAL for more than .'W yearn, alno renienihering very difitmctly Ihe JufRNAI. in it in fancy. Mr. Hcnsoii I linlu ami hearty at 78 year of age. We would like to ee a few more of the young fellow b p up and any uiiii tliing. The Orchard Park Hotel and Oar age u in Minpe to naiuiiu any iruinc that may mine it way thia luimuer, Manager VVilli.nl baa jut iiislalhil at the garage a new Bowergaolnetaiik with a capacity of WW gallon and which ha a meter and everything ele attach ed to it except a top watch. Tin will enable him to carry a much larger sup ply of gaaolenu than heretofore and miuimixe tho chance of being caught without the good. It wa the intention of the F.uuinox llouite to ope" on June 24th but in view of the fad that they have been request ed by the Automobile Club of America to provide accommodation for them on their tour through here June -'0th, they are to open oil that dnU;, and remain open from Hum on until inn. i ue iHtokiiiLn for tin easii are aheail of what i usually the cane and the pro- pect now are for a big aeaaoti. Thi eem to lie the case with all the host lene in town a all are uov engaifed to their bunt for the w hole ammer. Kveryone interested in the Semi- narv i cordially invibHl to the Junior Alumni Hau,uetatthe F.'tuinox Hou'. Artificial Teeth Not mculy false teeth but the kind thai look natural and lit jx-rlettly. Gu.iiantccl in every restxret. Your bad teeth can b Offic with IK. FAKNSWUUTU. TuuJa Ilio. k. KITLANU.VT. Hour W 12 A.M., 1 to 5 I'M. and means a saving ol ZO per $1125 13.50 15.00 18.75 22.50 20.00 25.00 30.00 7.50 9.00 1125 1350 1500 18.00 20.00 CASH ONLY. O'Brien, fll:AD BUILDING. VERMONT. on the evening of June -Uli. licket are one dollar for each person. The hauguet only occur once iu two year, and no effort w ill be aparcd to make it a meiimrably pleasant occasion. I'lease come and bring your former wlnMd mate. A it i nece.snry to otiumte the probable number of gncut at the Ibinquet, aome little time beforehand, pervon intending to come are earnest ly reiuesU'il to kcuiI their name to Miaa 8. N. Cleghoru, Chairman of the Committee, if poxaible by June lHtli. -The Center Hrancu of the Hand of Mercy met last Friday afternoon iu M ins Marshall room at the Center ichool, and listened to an ilitereting thort talk on "The Way to Have The Ueiit Vacation," by the Hev. H. 8. Me- ireaiiy. mury i lieijionnciiii recited a pin-in about Bird, and a prize wa an noiinced, to be giveu iu the fall, for the best composition about the hahitH of bird, insects, or animal, from ungual observation. The compositions may be of any length, and may be handed to the 1'resident, Stewart Bennett, either of the Vice-Presidents, Clark Kelley and Mis Minion liotxford, or Mi Sarah N. Cleghoru, at any time during vacation. Information from books must not be included iu the composi tion. They must be written from the writer' observation with hi or herown eye and ear, in the fields and wood during the summer, and no knowledge must he gained by killing or hurting any animal, or destroying its borne. The annual meeting will be held in July in this village. HANcntSNTEk CKNTKR. Mr. aud Mr. Mcl.au ot Hoosiek are visiting in town. Regular meeting of Skinner W. Ii. I'. Friday at 2;. '10 p. m. Mr. P. C. Uilmore will open her Iressmuking rooms Juue Ifitb. Mrs. Moflit's auction wa well at tended aud thing wild well. Regular meeting of Bntteukill Val ley Orange Saturday evening. Louis Comb of Albany was in town Monday calling on friend. Mr. Jerome Hill i very ill at the home of her daughter, Mr. D. 11. Uyer. Mr. and Mr. E. H. 11 olden and children of Bennington are visiting in town. Children' Day exereisea will be held ill the Methodist church Sunday evening. Mm ried at the Baptist paisonage Friday, Juue 5th, William Henry Cum- mings and Bessie May Moon both of Bennington. Topic next Sunday evening at Bap tist church "How Shall I Become a Christiant" postponed from last Sun day evening. Mm. A. J. Oavis and Misses Mabel Taylor and Luella Davia attended the convention iu Beimington the first of thi week. Rev. and Mr. Bam ford aud Mr. Charles Dench will attend the district meeting of the auxiliary thi week which meets in Fair Haven. A gospel vcrvice will be held iu the Barnumville school house Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. McCready aud Mr. I'pton of the Americau 8. S. L'tiion will attend. The Ueorgia Jubilee Hingera will sing iu the Baptist church Thursday evening, June IHth. They will sing Plantation and Jubilee Melodic a ang in the sunny South. The first quarterly conference of Methodist church will lie held on Sat urday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the par sonage instead of Friday as announced by mistake. The Rev. P. L. Dow the Presiding Klder will be present. 1 Ou Sunday morning next Hope Lodge, No. M, I. O. O. F. will have! their annual memorial service in mem- 1 ory of deceased brother, in tbeMetho- j dist church, with ermon by the lie v. E. 8. Morey, pastor of th church. j A Sunday school ha twen urgaui-, ted at Fast Manchester, Supt. K. Burr, Oleanon of the Baptist Sunday school j ba assumed charge Thia iniiire a ucceful school. Mr. I'pton. a Ml. Hernton student, representing the Am- encari Sunday School I'n ion ba given generooaly of bi lime and counsel and adJrd the school last Sunday after-1 main, lie also conducted go.pcl ser vice last Friday evening. UKCH.!Ttft tiiPUT. Henry Long, who baa U-r n tick for a bxig time U no bt-lb-r, but Mrs. lug is improving. John McNangbton, manager forO. P. Walker, baa been running the mill fur soma time and Cuisbed cutting cut what lug thrra wers ia tb yard. Jut brfor going to prvs we Uarn tbat Fraiik Brigg baa purchased the louring car tortuerjy owtiea ty r it, i i"t!kr and h wfut-d lit srfrW I.. tilily rhmifft-ur S-.fu of ..or fri. a f. af Uy cr..j larit our, lul in tbi inimnjiaUf i ,(Mor t bj il fir Ut Im agmid jrii-td j ljr Uw Wntifiil hwi-r lit My. j Truman II. Kaioil iJi1 Hunljijr inlil. Hi" Im.1 k of irlj-i f. ily attic. He "J itlil ixl Civil Wr irU-rm. Ili-imvr. many fncnJa umiirn hi l. r- ,vi r. ana mi, ci. w. runic or inn i ImiJ r on an auloinoljil trip I Li way Friday and Satuidny going a f.ir a Arhugton and nkippaig over night witb th familyof K. L. Taylor at Man ehenWr lep4. Millard Cook and K L. Taylor are repairing and putting into working or der lb F.uponum Lumber Co.' tele phone line running from I'anby to "Omul" and "Brownwm" mill ow ned by the Company. Road Commisaianer Bourn lia worked Out hi alloled portion of state load money on the road leading from M.aucheater Center to Kast loret, Where he commenced to use the slate money last fall the condition of the biirhwav wa so marked that a iicrson 0 blindfolded would notice lit u he drop ped Into Dorset. We are not letting the political ex citement defraud ua of any sleep, but we do think the defeated candidates should have our sympathies, for, from what we cat) see, nome of them are making the light of their live. Just now, the aume of their ambition seems to be thi particular oflice or position, when in fact, there i but one top step, the oflice of chief executive, but some of the grade are so Hue that a citizen may be pardoned for aspiring to the several step higher which be may be qualified to fill. Having had occasion to call ou my old friend Martin VauBurkirk a few day since, it came to me why canuot more of our young men accumlate pro perty iu the form of good farm ami homes for themselves and children, and so live contented lives, wherea but few iu comparison do. Martiu has all a mau needs, more ol'times i an injury, and I will gtiaiantce thousands of men and women who are spending money ao lavishly are not getting one half the real enjoyment out of life that he is. Children at home, and they arc not afraid of woik; a son Pi take gome of the heavy burdens from hi father' shoulders; daughters, rosy checked and healthy, w ho can walk to church two or three mile and not look like as the old saying ha it, like the "last run of shad." Well Martin and I agree upon a good many thing a to how to do this and that, but of course I differ to him a be has a practical knowledge of farming while mine ia amateurish. To take up a practical question that is the matter of cutting brush in our highway. What are we going to do about jtf Thi question, with that of leaving suitable tree for shade, should be treated with an eye to future coudition. I am not a much of an en thusiast a neighbor Hapgood of Peru in regard to the subject for I would have the highwayg trimmed of all sup erfluous growth and only inch left a will, in time to come, make desirable shade trees and ornament to the road side. It should he doue under the careful supervision of the Selectmen and it seem that now we need to have our highways looked after more close ly than ever, not only for the conven ience of our people, who are being edu cated to enjoy good roads, but also for the convenience of automohilists in urorise a a Bargains for the Month of June. I 3 We call attention to the wonderful aggregation of real bargain sensations, impressively demonstrating beyond all question the supremacy of this store for its matchless underselling event. Read the items below that cannot fail arouse your interest. Men's $1.00 Straw Hals at just half the price 50c. About 300 Men's Suits in very fine worsteds and the most handsome collection of patterns all at one price for a short time only $9.98. Women's Tub Coat Suits, the most exquisite and certainly the most clever summer costume of the season, a barguin without an equal at $4.98. Coals are 27 and 30 inches long, finished with three pockets on each side, notch collar, new sleeve with cuff; skirls are cut very wide, finished with one or two folds in nil colors including blue, while and tan strictly man tailored and the equal in appearance of any $10.00 suit, choice at $4.98. $2 50 Oxfords at $1.69. The "Hercn" celebrated $2 50 Oxfords in pat., colt and gun metal at $1-69. 2 00 Oxfords at JI 23. Tbe "Galatea" Jjoo Oxfords in pat. leather only, at $1.2 J. Men's $1.25 Ki Ki Pants 79c. The Surprise Merchandise Co. Rutland's Greatest Money-Saving Department Store 18,20, 22, Merchants Row, Opera House Blk. Rutland, Vermont of i lit ai!t''r K t"iu 'l orr liw j Utc litmus: tdr uminr snout lit. M'to.Ii lit i. Jtm to mcnou'li on '"twmlly around iir j ,rn in ui r.M, an- a tun!- anj way. Ml if the uudeigrowlh i cut awav it allow Iratrllt-r a view ahead no the dangerofa cd!iaioii is leet.ed. L L. T. Mi. ud Mis, A Mau 1'xiinue united in to n Mori Lv. -Mi John Kaglrom is in AH.aiiy for a short time. Mm. Kelit wibe to extend notice .I,, i.mu .1.. ....llln. r il,; caron. I A. 'A Chapman, aceoiupauiod by Mis CliApiuau, i visiting hi" sister in Hebron, N. Y. The local oider of Woodmeu at tended church ten ice, a large num ber being present, Clark Potter of Danby wa iu town last week ill attendance at the funeral of bis brother in law, Morris Collin. Karl Markcrt, a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs, Kugleson, sailed Katur day for his home in Berlin, Germany. Robert Mntilcy, sou of Mr. and Mr. John Manleyof this place, is Very ill with typhoid fever at the hospital iu Braltlehoro near his home. An interesting program ha been made for the tenth annual School of Instruction for Health Officers to be held at Hui'liiigton, June 29 to July 2, inclusive.' Among the speakers well known in Bennington County are 11. L. StilUoii of Bennington, 11. S. Will son of Arlington, and Charles B. Kent of Dorset, who will present discussions on "Tl Local Health Officer mid Lo cal Boards of Health." "The Nature aud Control of Bovine Tuberculosis" aud "Sanitation of Public Buildings. Thi school i held for the purpose of giving instruction to health ofliceiaand the public i invited to be present a every citizen will be equally interested and instructed and selectmen are e peciully urged to attend. KANT POKNKT. J. K. Oriflith spent Sunday in Rut laud. V. A. Nadeau was in West Rutland on business Saturday. 0, II. Freedley of Philadelphia is spending some time in town. II. M. Smith of Manchester ia work ing for J. II. Nadeau Son. Mrs. J. K. Griffith and two child ren are visiting in Rutland for a few days. Edith Fuirman spent last week with cousins at the Orchard Park Hotel in Manchester. The entertainment and dance at the hall Inst Friday evening were well attended. A. E. Belknap and family returned home last week after an absence of several weeks. Mr. Rich, Mrs. H. 1). Kendall's father, who lias been in poor health for some time is now very ill. Thomas McDaniels and John K. Oriflith are serving as jurors at the June term of Court at Manchester. Colonel Whalon has bceu appoint ed to the position of station agent at Chester. We wish him much success in bis work. Sarah Stone went to Dorset lust week. She is living at O. M. Sykcs where she expects to remain during tile, summer. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Bushce attend ed the funeral of Mr. Bushce's grand father, Truman Eaton, which was held The Department Store. Tiwwi jy aflemit at Mam-hcater D -p.4 j K. F. I'iaik id Uti-eitai. h. N. Y. waa ia Mil lt wrrk. Mr. I'm, b j reiit. d V,rgi NadeatTa hoir f lid ex pert to mine bci fr a prt of lb Kiliimier, The oitfsu of the CoMjfM pilmiill church which wast, nt a Wt time ago for repair to the Ktey Oig: Co, ,n llrallii Uiro, i in il pmr .h;.oii in t..e church. Tb Voilug People' .'xieic.j t'l 0'" ii of repairing and it ia hoped thaf lb organ ia permanently i '"'l,r,A''1'- -I'hildreii' Day will be oUcrvr J at the Congregational church next Sun day. Th service will begin at three o'clock and everyone ia cuidially invit ed to b present. The children w ill have a large ahar. iu the program, which w ill consist of song and recita tion and an addrevs by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Mclutyre of Danby. MT AHUNOTO.V. 0. A. Field ill Rutland Sun day. Mrs, D. M. Walsh wa iu Benning ton Saturday. -Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Webb sient .Sunday withfrieud in Danby. Mr. E. L. Bailey returned to her home in Middletoun, Couu., Tuc.day. Mrs. R. N. Parkensoti and daugh ter Mildred, were iu Shushan, N. Y., Thursday, P. N. Hall and wife of New Haven Conn., are spending several weeks at J. B. Webb'. Mi Bessie Brophy of East Dorset has been spending several days with Miss Caroline Shuflleton. The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will give a ten cent supper at the paisonage Wednesday evening from 6 to 8. Presiding Elder P. L. Dow of Rut laud will hold the first quarterly con ference in the M. K. church Saturday evening at H o'clock. Service at half past ten Sunday moruing, sermon by Rev. P. L. Dow followed by commun ion. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:45. Evening service at 7:30, sermou by Rev. C. L. Mead. LANPOHOVt. Mrs. Ernest Fisher of Iindotiderry called on Mrs. James Barton Sunday, Mrs' Alice Bowen of Peru visited at Bam Abbott's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Towslee visited at Harry liostiek's iu London derry recently. A Cbance For Boys to Make a Dollar. We want all the bones we can get. Can use heads, hoofs, horns anything in the line of bones if only dry. We will pay 00c per hundred pound for thoroughly dry bones we can pay even more if strictly clean, hard, fresh, dry, boiled butchers' hones-and pay freights from your station if shipped in lots of 200 pounds or more. Ship in barrels or cheap sacks. C. S. Pauk, Hyde Park, Vt. A healthy mau is a king iu bi own right: uti unhealthy man is an un happy slave. Burdock Stood Bitten builds up sound health keeps you well, Banking by Mall. Banking by mail has always been a specialty witb the Hyde Park Savings Bank. It is not only easy but perfectly safe. Money may be sent at the Bank's risk by Postal Money Order, Express Money Order, or Check. For particu lars regarding any point, address S. Page, President; or F, M. Culver, Treasurer. to impress you and The New York Store Manchester Depot, Vermont. Special Sale, 2 Days Only. Friday and Saturday THIS WEEK. Japanese Porch Mats 3c Hammocks $1.35 and $1.50 Boy's Best Tennis Shots 45c, 50c Cloth Window Shades 20c Girls' Wash Suits 50c" Ladies' Summer Vests 5c Ladies' While Lawn Aprons 20c 10-qt. Tin Pail 8c 6-qt. Tin Dairy Pans 5o These are bargains for June 12th The New York Store, The Blackmer Co. TERMS CASH. NO TIMIv. NO CRKDIT. MANCHESTER DEPOT, VERMONT. A Few Specials for this Week. -4 Salt Salmon, dark red, 8c lb. 2 cans tall Salmon, 25c 1 lb. Creamery Butter, 25c All Vegetables in Season--Radishes, Deets, Bunch Onions, Lettuce, Etc. This will be the week for Pineapples. Do not forget about the Swift's Premium Hams. A. H. PETTIBONE, MANCHESTER DEPOT, MILLINERY. White Hats for the Summer trade in Net, Lace and fancy Straws. Moved from former location to house across Lridtfe (rom Colburn I louse. MISS C. L.HANAMAN, BENSON New Fire-Proof Garage and Machine Shop. AUTOMOBILES STORED AND REPAIRED Don't fail to drop in and look over our up-to-date Garage and Machine Shop and satisfy yourself that we are prepared to meet all your requirements. 8i-85 Willow Street, FINE PRINTING AT I THE JOURNAL OFFICE THE OLD AND THE NEW i lianflled hv us. Our store is a clearing house for the lateht productions of the best maker and also a plate where new lite and liesuty is put into Watches, Jewelry and other articles out of order. Uon't carry a watch that is in- accurate or discard a piece of jewelry because it is broken. Our repair department is at your service. Fred T. Tyrrell, T-wlr .xvd. Gptieiaoa. CUSI MO SMMUNITIO 7 Merchants Row, Rutland. Croquet Sets 75c, $1.00, and $1.25 Men's Best Tennis Shoes 55c, Table Tumblers 15c doien Boy's Wash Suits 45c Ladies' Fast Black Hose 3 pr. 25c Men's Hose 5c, 6 pr. 25c Infants' Hose, pink and blue 5c 10-qt. Galvanized Pail 19c 10-qt. Tin Dairy Pans 8c Friday and Saturday only and 13th. VERMONT. Manchester Center.Vt. LAVERY, Rutland, Vermont. SUNDERLAND GROCERY E. E. (JOVETTE. Prop. Groceries and Provisions. Sunderland, Vermont. Don't Pall -TO CMX AT THE Village ShoeStore And examine the newest styles Low Cut Shoes Tan and Black Leathers. The largest variety in town to select from. Special pains taken in fitting Children's feet. I am always pleased to show you my shoes, even if you do not wish to buy. 0. 0. FELT, Telephone: 15-5. Main Street, Manchester, Vt.

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Mr CriiWl'-Wi;l r4. Mr. ''aclk -H'wi, wmf t"ijr I'd hk to bait. What lb palWtf I Ain't rtw- tt, tM fi IkJ jro n ri Mj-itjj, TW rj4 W 1' IWt6." ft. for ll l.-'.n-f ri l:tt4 l-u!-, I'm is hurry to v4 twrtb. That'i rather tibiutul, ail ttf iW twulilff Wy iua t VlI, liIJ)l l.iU, and t taa'l p oner a lijr. -loamM kwp yur tumilb ahul bca pMi't in lb 1-r, juJ lb iiuFk a git ,u; Tummy a l.tb. If TUU d't J'tu'll lib U)U (if it. Wrll, hl uf (If il Oio4 J Tcxutnjr. Tt)T' f-U i y mr m lb pipca. aiu't Uctf Who it, .jutvinl the l.nl. til fyar-W. thai .aid, 'Ail flb ia ek! I don't ifOicnibrr, rejoined the fuy biwbcW a bo given an imitation ut a titan ai aud. iut hottrh aa he rwb uUf cfvof tackled a b-ak hit Ibia. r-aji. Mi I'ru, aiiddcnty minim rd Mr, Nrr, I tr you're ih moat lianable creature iu lint bmn Sir, aba cru-d IU' t,'im;t))r, you foriftt Tourn Iff Aw, tt't oi.t I ain't kia- lit, but, fviii ilniin.(,i! I hnl I am fotl'r wore pit Iju rue. Kidilrf-I a that arctic tiplorrr today, and liit certainly looked blue. Uull-Not blue mill lb cold, tbroujjlif Kidder Juat ut. It waa a fn-t he en- rounlcrvd night that nmde him blue. He lectured before duply licit thn. Inventor (angrily i tW here! You tiilJ me I'd aurely clear bctaceu fi v and ait hundred dollar, on that deal. Ilroker Weill luvfi-lor Well, I clear d Jul H75 on it. Hn.ker Then you've got no kick. Tbal't U lween K and f U, imi'I itf Tbe UndcfriHiin loo the nlurti from tbe boncyuiouo) Hello! What't thiT All lha bill for your trtmruf Why, thought your fnllivr faid thou1 Hrnl It in e uiitomnry, dear. Hut be thought you would ratbi-r do it than 1'ive biju (be buiuilintion of lorrowiiig the motley from you I have tha ereatokt M -jwut, naid Wir, for the man who T whftt be thiiikii. That' me exact!)', i!t iu ilie Ixire who alwayi iridi-d hinixt lf ou hii vamlor. And, eootiniiird Wine mean- iuiflr, the (rnatxt oouleuipt for Ilie limn wboonly ay wlint be think he limit. liaby riorene was uiu:h aunojw: hen her requetn ti t rev her lit tie eoimin, w ho wan ill, were rrfu tin di-innudiii(( tlie rcaioii tlu "caU'h ini" ijnalitin of ber couain'a malady were etplaiiiHl at leniflb, but to uo avail, for hn drew bemelf up to her iiiflniuiiial beiKbt and vlonly am, woriifully lii'd, "I theldoin take the miiKthlee. I know what tho preacher meant w hen be oka of tho lay uiembi-ra thin niomirifr, remarked little Fred on bin way home from eburch. What did be mean, deal? queried lit mother, lie meant ehiekeiu, aimwrred Fred. 1 beard him tell papa the other dny that there w an a lot of gfMnipiiig old beiin in hii eoiifrregatiou IiFi't forget that 'ebiekeii alwayn eome homo to roont. Knapped the an gry auburbaiiile at bo hook hia llntfer over the garden fence. Not alwaya ehuekled bi lieiblMr an lie cleaned the gore from Ilia ax. Your Hock that came over here to feast on my aeeda won't rome borne to roont. The beuevoleut lookiliff old gentle man on the m at in front turned around and apoke to Ilia niotber of the little rheiub wboe atuky lingers bad been auiearing clnx'olnte rreatiia on bin bald bead. Are there any more at borne like him! he a.-.ked, with a genial mnil "h, no! the aid. He'a our only child Thank heaven! be exclaimed fervent So I eau't induce ytFii to handle my line of remedieif naid the patent uied icine aaletman an be cloned bit grips, Iou't Ilie eitirem artiund hero uae any kind of eurenf Only the rent cure, alranger, drawled the pnprietor of the general atore. You ean find half a hundred of them on the fence and on the poix-h and behind the atove using that cure now. 1 he teacher wan telling the chum aliout the, great American battleship fleet now bound around the world when ahc broke the main thread of ber nar rative to ak: Children, ia there any dangfr to then? tireeioiia battlenhipt in going around Una immeiiae circlet lo they keep gitng around in ono diree lioa all the time, teaeberf intiired one eager pupil. Ofeourae. Then they're liable to get ditryf Tbey were jogging along the oIJ riJ, and Cupid waj a busy that the young man dropped the linen either aide of the runabout. It waa then that lb ie old nag tanied lanly around. What are you biokiiig alf queried the owl by the roadtode. I am rending be tween the liuea, laughed the old nagaa be gave a bom laugh and allowed her long yellow tetb. -He waa filling bit firt preriplion, Farm, Field and Garden GARDEN NOVELTIES. Stan. Tmal Ma N TtP Imawvaal Quality, Aa t rmull of tarloua t jferlnala Bivle l brredicf ojieraltotui Willi tucb rjeal.j at aaap U-lra, uictnef j'ib and Ibe tomato, (he following point, ancwi olbera, ar firm I'J ttie New Jel J it1nr6t alalltm. Ibe notelty iiame4 aa K tattoo Roap tkn Sa I It a ma from Jouea' Pine cm upon (iolilen I' sr. both f lb 1 1 lype of tnaa brana. Tlx Jn ftrtitf1a 1a medium aixed lunti plant with wbJtt flower, bearUig early It ibnilum long, rouuJ, ureJ, bristle, itrlnclrsi wat poda. wbkb pmdur at maturity awl a of Httluin ata. Tb mother of lb croaa, UoMen Eye, la tuetllum altej buU, lib lig. flat poda, allgbtly curved and aotntwbat atrlngy, bearing wMla wenta, rxcrpUug golden colored It- regular belt around tha eye, frwo wblcb tb variety takea Its name. From ton rroaa of tlie type aeeured In IWA It watWound that the aelerted while aeeda grown during 1'JOO aud tha larger area for I'M! gavt both year uniform buab plant of medium alu and earllneaa and always wltb while flowers and seeds. The pods were strslght or slightly curved and medium flat, with superior brlttleties a ml but a small amount of atrlugluess. In tbls Klalluu Bnap Bean Ko. 1 ia found tha excellent qualities of tba Jones, with a gain In TKr of flout. earllnesa and prollflcneaa. The Jersey green summer squssb bat been obtafbed from a cross of "scallop wltb cream colored aurfacs upon a yellow "crookneck." The wartlness of tho "crookneck" bat been eliminated by selection, wltb the exception of an xrasiona.1 swelling upon tbe "neck" of OHY ONE -BESr Veraeai Peorie Give Credit Where Creiil U Dae I'eoule of YernMrt w bu suffer w ith n.k kidneya and bad bak want kidney remedy that ran I ilicti(le,l OD.JO. Tbe bed ia lKao' Kidiity 1'illa, a medicine for Use kidtieya niy made from pure ruota and hcrtw, and lb only on tbat ia backeil by cure in Vermont, Hrre't Vemnil W-ti motiy. K. X. Keiilion.1.7 North Street, Itt-M liiiigV'n, Vt., aay: "I uflere frm kulney trouble fir yeara. There wa a soietiot in tbe region of my kidueyn, I was bothered by duly apella. There waa alao adiatreailig Vulocy weakue and I was in a pretty bad condition when 1 got loau's Kidney i'lila at drug store and began uaiug them Tbey proved to be the remedy I re quired and soon tbe aching and lame nets left my back and the. kidney weakueui was corrected. Sly friend have alao used Doan'a Kidney I'll! and from the tuitiafwUiry reaiilts ol tained n-eomtuend them highly." For salo by all dealers. I'rica 60 cents'. FotU-r-Milburu t'o., Muffato New York, wile agentu for tbe t'liib-d Hemember the name lloan'a and take no other. VOGUE POINTS. Ribbont Uasd en Summsr Frocka In Many Attraetivs Ways. Tbs summer season will sea tbe as 3t ribbons for all aorta of dreas trim niingt. Tba Illustrations ibovr tome Tery nuart way of adorning new frocks and bringing others up to data wltb ribbons. A dainty ttock collar, for Instance, la of Isco trimmed wltb velvet ribbon, color to match any costume being eailly tllpiied around tbe luce collar. A charming way to trim a simple, plain bodice Is seen In no of tbe cuts. Wide ribbon or galloon la employed In pretty delicate design, such at bunches of flowers scattered on palo background pink or greeu If the color scheme will admit of tbs bade being used. The ribbon Is carried across the f routs and over tbe shoulders In a nov STATION SNAP BKAJt HO. 1. Showlnc soma dctalla of pod and aeed In 1 a eocond crop plant, wax poa.j the fruit Tbe effect of tho two par- ents Is well sbown In tbe tbnpe, wblcb Is neither "scallop" ("pattypan") nor 'crookneck," and yet there Is a short neck," and usually It bends to one side. Tbe general shape It agreeable and tbe slxe acceptable, while in color It Is a nearly tolld dnrk green. It re mains lo be seen whether this will strike the funcy of tbe consumer. It Is, however, only "skin" deep and dis appear In large part as the fruit ma tures. A desirable carlj tomato bas been obtained. Tbls cross, which Is a dou ble one, the Arcadia being bred upon the cross of Arcndla-Earlliina, proved so proline of early red fruits, smooth and abundant, that tbe seeds were sav ed very generally from all")f tbe best plants. Tbe vines are small, of tbe low type of tbe Earllana, but tbe fruits are not so Inclined to crack at the shoulder. It la considered a superior early crost that w 111 yield Its crop be-1 fore tho large type of mldxeason plants are In full bearing. VT TO DATI NBCKWCAR I brctelle design and Is repeated as a trimming on the sleeves. The plain, slightly gathered sleeves, by tbe way, are just tbe correct thing for evening wear, the new sleeve being almost tight and worn just below tbe elbow. Another Illustration shows an effective ribbon garniture for decorating an In- Savings Deposits The Rutland Savings Bank expensing eteolng drea or af tewwn j The BcM Fertlltf cr for IbC GarJca. gow n. T1 front and back views sre Tb-r it prvbably no tie! la r Fertilie-r t! aa excejit for tbe long saab end, for liardeua, Lawua, lhmt.r, whirb add a will further smart d Uw, jUw (Jnmn.l lfcine. It drej touch at Ibe back. The atrapt i bkh go over the rmt are kept U "'""t uaed a-one but ,tU; p!a wlib faory aafety pin. on each i "'n valuable when nl MW rmi aawiin nwim iriiunnns wlVit-i-t in ta a high bow at tbe tck of tbe oeck, N'rt-of Sl, ilunate of IVUnh, '?7l t. vv rtblna over tbe sbonldera and around Acid I'lHttphate, eU-, litTI.AM', LUMONT, tbe high walat with long etida floating lUw Urtmiid I5ne, gtiaranteed Ut be ftleit Saving Hank in Uiitlnnd County to tl.e tteio of tbe tkirr. ibe Jabot tojs go aim Q9 mil oiaca rwaiume muj l made or moukiiii aa sole, mallnes, chl(Tin or iicL Ky far the nrweat and niiMt atyllab dim are made of net ed.-ed with lace or braid For deep mourning nothing la more appropriate than a bow and (wo ,i!uU Iy pure and unlulU rated, Will i c--mpn Jinll3rV 1 1008 .funii.hed l.yf.S.IVe,ll.v.lerark.:;5lalC"ICnl JJUay v i.. at Mm per nam i oi .iai p-uimiii, i fre igbt prepaid to almost any rnilriiad t. ..I...... cala above named at reKMOiiible pin-'. I Send him your tinme on a po-Ul j Hkmn'Nt'KH, card, meutioumg tbia paper, and he; I.,,..,. .,,,1 l.HHii.iru;! lue l.t.li!i:l leMwiUira i hucpliu and Iulerrt M.Mt.Tiili.W, ;sh"i,M7.6n will wild you free, portpmd, a little luHiklet giving direetionk for UKiug liuw (tmiitid Ibme, The booklet alo eon tains forniulna for mixing complete Fertilixera at home, both for the farm and garden, as well aa a bit of other valuable information regarding the use of Fertilizers on lawns and for diAVt etit kindt of plmiU and flower. I'a.li oil hand ami Hunk on Hilent .i.Ul.uH.i: i.Hia,;'.i.r I REAL ESTATE FOR SAL Three Good Farms and a Slure fur Sale. A acre farm, good house am ImriiH, large augnr oicbard, aoft waler will keep laicouaaud teaiu, IiiiiIm enough to pay for place. Vt milea from Kast I)ornet. Vermont. t'burebeH I aeboola and rnilro.nl, on good rond, K r 1)., for f.eKI. Would make a l auuniier home. An 80 acre farm, good bonne and liariiri ami good aiigarorebard, will keep Scows, tin good road 1'.. miles from Manchester Itepot, Vermont, )l mill' Ut achool. If. K. 1).. for 51.HI. A gi aiimmei home for little money. HOW TUa BASH 18 WORN. straight ends, one louger than the oth er, nmdo of black net wltb an Inch border of crape. 'io wear wits a wnite mouse a prct- i; -m f, ti,;u ..i..,i iy jaooi can tie nisue irom a oiaca auu j,,) ,U pm,e on gool nuim uimuftcituici. siuu uuo nuu A 4t)aeie I'lirm, itoimI hoiiFie niulilmriis I miinle trees. Will keen' 4 cows nm, honse, mile from Manchester village and I 4 miles from Jlanehenter Depot, small black dots in the center and a border of black lines. Half the hand kerchief laid In fluo plaits and worn with a white linen collar embroidered In black will be both suitable and styl ish for one whose costume Is void of colors. Not Htr Habit. Baby Florence was niucb annoyed when ber requests to go to see ber lit tie cousin, who was 111, were refused. On demanding tbe reason the "catch- lug" QwnlltlcB of ber cousin's malady were explained at length, but to no avail, for she drew herself up to her InQuttetlmal height and slowly and scornfully lisped, "I theldoin take the meatbleg." Mpplncott'g. "Charlie Youngpop's baby Is begin ning to talk cow." "Has Charlie bea-n boring you with etorles about It?" No, but I sat near him at luuch to day and heard him say absentmlnded- ly to tbe waiter girl, 'Dim me a JIuky water, p ease. Harsh physics react, weaken, the bowels, cause chronic eoiistipulion. Donn's Hegulets operate' easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. Ask your diuggist for them. About Fertilizers. Farmers cannot do better tlmn to in- est a cent in a postal card to send to 8. Page, Hyde Pnrk, Vt., with the ords written thereon. "Seud fertilizer formulas ns advertised in the Jni'R NAL." It will bring them free, post' paid much valuable information uhoul the preparation of home-made fertiliz ers. A (rood modern store, two sbiries, suitable lor both store and dwelling, hxcellent place for restaurant or oilier uses. Situated iu the heart or juaiv Chester Centre, Vermont. Price $1000, The best and cheapest in tow n. l ie buildings on either ol these places would eost more to build today than 1 iisk for the whole premises rite mo for full description. Photo graphs sent if rcoiiested. I nm tint connected with any other agency and personally attend to all my business and can give you more and better value tor your money than others do or can. A. 1.. BOWEN, Photographer and Auctioneer Real Estate and Collection Agent Phone: 4(i'4. South Dorset, Vermont. DON'T SIT ON A STUMP i i i .i and wonder wnetner had Letter get a business t. its a i ou ougnt you to Qrsin Food For Chicks. Oatmeal la probably tbe best grain food for chlckt. Oats cannot be suita bly pretiarod, however, In a common feed mill. Tbe bulled oats are wbat la wanted. Tbey can tie purchased at the common rolled oats or tome timet as cut or plnhead oatmeal. Tbe latter form would be preferred, but either of these Is an excellent cblck feed. Oats In these forms are expensive and should be purchased In bulk, not In packages. If too expensive oata should lie used only for a few days, when tbey may be replaced by cheaper grains. Cracked corn Is one of the beat and cheapest chicken foods. Flax seed meal could be used In small quan tities. KuBlr corn, wheat, cowpeas In fact, any wholesome grain may be used to advantage. Farmers possess ing feed mills have no excuse for feed- lug chlckt exclusively on one kind of grain. If there Is no way of grinding grain on the farm, oatmeal, millet aeed and corn chop can be purchstcd. At about one week of age whole Kafnr torn and a little later whole wheat can be uaed to replace the more expensive feeds. Oscar Erf, Kansas. Rural Telephone ?ducation or not clear case. 1 1 enter Rutland Business Col lege today. I fpoit made during the first five' days oi the month draw meret from the first. lb-posit received in any amount irom ft k k.imi. liivideiids are pavable January and July. All taxes are paid by the Hank ou deposits of J'J.IHHI or less, TKISTFES. II. ("AKrKKTKK, President. F. H. FAKKlNiiTiiN, Vice-President. Fred A. Field, Kdward Dana, K. C. Tattle, W.K. Kinsman. Newman K. Chaffee. Sayings Deposits Bargain Sale ONE; PAIR LIQI1T DRIV I NO HARNESSES, William's Hand-made. 3 -Manufacturer of nl iVakr in K High-Grade Cemetery AlemorialsJ x o 1 1 1.1 i lj"k f al-"a"vf j-Xsa I iM I A y ft sr a W I I o imponcu granite. g orricn and show roohs at Manchester Depot, Vt. in i Icsigning, nianufarluring nnd erecting Mmiaolrm., ami Monu ments, I offer you the experience of 53 years. My motto is lo build "no! for a dny, but for all lime." Designs fur nished and prices cheerfully given. A speciully of Tinning, Plumb ing and Heating in all its branches nt lowest possible prices. GEORGE A. LAWRENCE Phone, j8-j Manchester, Vt WM. WILLIAMS' SONS Robes and Blankets, Gloves and Mittens. Telephone No., 46-31. Dorset, Vermont s ervice Residences. 55c per month m Business. 70c ner month r m Rutland Business College, L. J. EGELSTON, Principal, RUTLAND, VT. A plan by which residents of rural districts may be connected with the Rural Exchanges of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM nnet fti4 twtuitinef the tub. J'rrriitfli luxuriant fr"Wth. vr Vftllt to Rmrtor ry Hair to W Youthful Color. Cum tralp diwuwa hair Uttu$, A. J. WEBB, Barber Razors Honed and put in Order Hair Cutting a Specialty. Manchester. Vermont. Not a Sure Mixar. ron I try manure la very rlcb In all lh rcrtiUzlnjt ek'inenta, tut eepeclally lo in nitrogen, owing to the fact tbat the nrlDarjr evcretlotie, which contain larte amounla of Dltroppn aa well at (Kitaah In rvadlly available form, are tolilnl wltb the tolld eicremeDt It ijakktr luart nltMBen, bowever, by frnuiMitatliia If not properly mixed ima ft .lit Inauire ot Ihe Manager ol the nearest central olnce ol the New Lncland VomDanv s system, or write tor DamDhlet "Rura! Telephone Service," to New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Advertising Dept., eulhnhhtmlIUUtbe aly lie Lo caae abouk! alkaline tuhttaDcet like Room 914, No. 1U1 Milk Otreet, DOStOn. t!t h. r it aa 11.10. 8b iaid tbel lime, wood aabea, etc, be mixed wltb 11.10. and aftrr ahe had eone he iu-1 roultry manure. Lrttnetl the irrprii Utr that the Jullar a cuuDU'tfeit. The prrrri tr lk- m nier ma ifia.w at ut ymine man Misses Mullins Hoy, Big Reduction in all MILLINERY Lowest l'rii'i'8. Mail Orders rromptlT llttc!l(l(.-ll t. 35 Center Street, RUTLAND and aaid; WVII how alwiil the lOr.iil. it that 6xl nwtiejt Tbe young tuan auiwert-d in ill affirmative, tib, well, tbe .u.;.rirfir rnIiI, that's n.4 m bkl. V aiiil make a nirkt-l. Johnnie aya h' sntg to run aay and jitin a riwua. What dt bar think he can di( He t) be can car ry aWr Ui lb !riihnU He can, can ht Well, I'll give him a little prac t r-arr home. Here, Johimie, pt a pn and alr llif plant and apriiikle the lawn and aV the bark yard. Vihio )i9 r't Ibroiijrh you can cl-aa th bora and put cp tt canvaa aauinii and then take a bap andrr Ihe ain hot. 'h, I'll give y.m kU the rirrua life jA.it ant. Olive Oil and tong Life. Many have wondere4 at tbe areat ts men attained In Helical timet. Aa fa of 130 yeart wat not at all un ual Id tbuae dayt for men to attain la full potaeaalon of their facultlet be fore Uwy wete ratbered onto their father. There la a cauae for eTery thlnf. and la It tinreatonable to attrib ute ttita lung life. In part at leaat, to the fart that all tbeae men perbap dally freely ued olive ollf Tbey lived In tbe land of the ollre and regarded It at one of tbclr greateat earthly blea t&r. fr It nave them bealtb and Vngth of daja "-UomettUUc Envoy. ffiOST CARDS W.B.KENNEDY,CUST0M TAIL0R Spring and Summer samples are ready for your inspection. They are of the best imported and domestic designs. Samples firnished 25 1-2 merchant Row RUTLAND, VERMONT Ii Wint. inter views of Bourn Pond rnoV Hnllow. Watlfhcitff. Vie ALBERT SMITH, MANCHKSTKR. VERMONT The Marble Savings Bank Rutland, Vermont. Incorporated IHSJ. The Stronirest Savings Dank in Rutland County. Due 4;7J0 l)i'poitora u 1 ,422,212.70 Siirpti io:i,Mo.r: The Bank Pays ail Taxes on De posits of $2,000 or le.s. Interest, at. the highest rntii ullowed by law paid on ileposilH of $2,000 o ess. Deposits received im or before the Mil of a mouth will draw interest from the first iliiy of name month. There uro no Stockholders; there fore, the institution is purely Slutnii and the depositors slmre in the profits X lie tumis are carefully invested in real estate first niortifiigeit mid munici pal bonds. Nothing safer. Write for particulars regarding Bank ing by Mail, anil when in the city call in ami we shall be pleased to show you our New Ilauking liooms. TRUSTEES. J. N. WOODFIN, President. C. K. KOHS, Viee-PreHi.lent. Elnm C. Lewis, Levi O. Kingsley, William K. Otis, (leorge L. Mice, MnrcelliisK. Wlieeler, Henry L. Clark CIIARLKS KRANS, Treasurer. JOHN FISHER, LIVERY. I'irst-class rigs on short notice Telephone: 46-3.' DORSET, VERMONT, WATCH THIS SPACE In it will be an nounced the ar rival between the 1st and 10th of jNow in slock a number uf low nnd medium priced monuments of special design, made from best Barre stock, which I am offering ut a price that will appeal to anyonej wanting first-class work. OOOCXXOOCOCOOOOOOO Tl le EDW. C. ORVIS, UIHO&C FTa n a o i- k Write for Illustrated Btxik, Room Map, G)lf Dates, etc. with Bath in Junior. Plans, Road New Rooms UUIOX Ginger Champagne Ginger Ale Sarsaparilla Lemon FINI-ST New York Selling Kepreaentatlvet BUCKNAM k VANDERP0EL CO., Telephone 6151 Franklin. 198 West Broadway Sold by Grocers generally, Charles Co,, Acker Mer rail, Park Tilford, Waner, etc., New York F. Locser Co., H. Batterman, Brooklyn Paroid"NOTAR" Roofing I have aohl over IIOO.OOO tiquare feet of this Roofing in the Inst ten yeara to overiOO peopln ami I have yet to hear the first kick. It will Inst at least 20 years. 1 am selling Una extra Heavy perfect roof for 12.50 for 108 aifuare feet with nailn, patent rust proof aqunre enpa ami cement iiiclinleil. Al- Nepouset Roflng, RoikI for live 1 I- I years, for I.-'U a aquare, ueiiverii free for cash, within ten milea, rTafrvMralraflinMaT i KIT flMTlafy II 1 A. J.Davis DEALER IN Ami I am yet making those large hototfranliH. four for 11.00. Outanle or inside views anil Portrait. I will call if you ask me. All work guaran e.l. Ami if you want the best auctioneer Vermont. 1 can nil the bill. Jou know 1 can. June, of A Market for Tour Hides, Tallow and Bones. Almost trryUir kooara that th plarc to armj lkf 1 1 nka. Home 11 idea, t'af.kina. KtiMn IV!l. Tallow mtiA ,rW.,'to 4l,,,,!ilC. K- I4r. HyJe I'ark. tbir aitcbra," nld a httht bor to tUaU i t 7 cw laiacbre. 1 bevar beard MI!rt I j"1 P; H-htt it jw aur aicd lb ,at l!jlc J'ara; tyfUerr4;Matip tf hr. j menu of 200 pounJi or mor. and kwp "Jobanj." aaU lha ItrC bcjr.-Utr-! ail eoatuwera at all Uaicl potted aa to pai Bawr. tnarktt lu. WANTED SUMftER BOARD Hv lluiuoanda of Hrooklvn people. I an yon take a learT If bet your house i,, VhVlJHWKLYS DAILV LAtil.K KltKE INFORMATION' i'.rhKAU, fori which purpoM! a printe! t.lana ia pn.vi.mi The aemccof the INIXJKMATloN UL'BfcAU j Will Cost You Nothing. Th Brooklyn Kai'le i the bt alvertiiuir mctliura in the world. It car riea mor rcwirt ailvertiacmctita than anj New York paper. It itanda I'HK-i tMINENTLY at thx hea.1. An ADVFHTOKMKNT in the F.aple cot little, but brmpa Urtre r'ult, bc.ic tbe KAl.LK INHUMATION M'KEAU ia cotUntly hclpm it. Writ for UaliBg blank aud Advcrtiama: nU t ard. Addreaa INFORMATION BUREAU. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE,' Brooklyn, N. Y. Mtntwn lh pajr in nkb you tliia aJvartiatmact. Hudson Navigation Co. C. VV. MOKh AUIUONOACK PEOPLES I IMC A' HAIV aft Lint NK 4) H K av Aiiir,wkiiv at I r. H.t'run tttlX wrvii- frtn Mny 8!t to H-pV. ft tit, EucIUet CHfiiftf StrvlM M t) Sittmert, Tn-kr hj rail )t Athtny or T my n4 Srw Vorli tr ftUratiurrs 4 viUh-t lftaB. CITIZENS ONTI.ObA GUEI.NHOItr i I air i kov a Lnim Tri)T,nr.l Slurrta)rv, daij)' Irom Jaii". at TJHr.M. lu-turn iw. Hw r n. K.. hi V1,fcoi Any I f.. Iwltltwwnd mte-mm tNMHlafa tnm at Altany. k-nrmff llMrrr r. M, FarSuuiuonu ri Ptj(1.lJi LIXB a4- UmxauCciaita.Ti.'tvi Atmt. AM.).X V. VU ITItJiS LINK: J. U. Kno a. Tirkoi Au Trojr, X. V. D. M. Waram. Inmt. I' r A,il. Aibaoj'. IAX JJitfHKOPF, The ilerchant Tailor And if you have some old billa cant collect, I will U. kle them, pay until I tret them. you No Special Salesman for tha largest tobacco manufacturer in the 7th Din trict in i'enniiylvaiiia. Ueneral Aa-eut for the Iteliable I'aint aud Oil Co. of Cincinnati, O. Addreaa, A. L. BOWON, SOUTH DORSET, Si VliHMONT Ilia maiden name ia "SI CINE''1lhe man who write atoria for ttie Man IIKSTKK Jot.'UNAU KXPERieNCf Ml II III I'f II H" 'ti A Tiuot M Ocai VWrt aaifaafin aj w rrj w naat utar mm Harry L. Adams. flanchester Center, Vt. ant trtm. t)4at mmmirf f ir H-vrux MltiA. tmtmuts Uti lLrtak Uuna A Cm. PWtmf Scientific mtrm. at tMjVtanan4 HkMMaal mmmkM ff 1 it lkrjUaA, i. aVai ff aaJ IMHi (nm OAaa. i t U Wwhuv. ft U Fishing Tackle of all kinds STOVES RANGES Sewer Pipe and Chimney Flue Linings, Plumbing Goods Of every Description. Orders Promptly At tended to Manchester Depot, vt. ramWCaMMMMUkl The Old Reliable Prescription Dru Store. A full line of Toilet Articlf and I'ei lumen a I way on hand. Choice Confectionery. Imported and Donieatic Cigars. The Whipple Drug Store Manchester Ceotcr, Vt.

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The Manchester Journal (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-Current
June 11, 1908