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CHATTER 6iO5-(No. NJ
An Act Requiring Water Companies to Gle
Tanks and Flush Mains.

An Act Requiring Water Companies TO Clean
Tanks and Flush Mains.
Be 4 Enacted By hs Legislature of tie State Of
Florida
Section /. That an water companies, whether
owned and controlled by individuals, eorDOr-
ations or municipalities who sell, rent OF
supply 70 private individuals water for drink.
tanks and reeeptacles for holding water used
TOR drinking purposes and TO flush their water
mains ~ such q manner as to get rid OF az
therein, not less than twice IN each calendar
YEAR, such cleaning and flushing 10 be done
within ten days Immediately preceding the
FIRST day Of May and the first day Of Moves
Der respectively, OF each year.
Sec. q Violations Of the hrsi section OF this
Act, shall be punished by fne not less than
one hundred dollars, nor more than ave hun
bred dollars for each ohense.
Sec, 3 All laws and parts Of laws Ia con
BY repealed.
Approved May 10 1908
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CHAPTER 517S-No. z)

An Act to Fix the Salaries Of Certain Ad-
ministrative Officers.
Be u Enacted BY the Legislature OF the State Of
Section l. That on and after the first day
Of July, 1903, the salary Of the Secretary of
State, the Comptroller, the Treasurer the At
torney- General, the Superintendent Of Public
Instruction and the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture shall be at the rate Of twenty-five
hundred dollars per annum eachi and that
the amount necessary to pay said salaries as
aforesaid for the year 1908 and subsequent
years be and the Eame Il hereby appropriated
out Of any monies in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated
Sec q That this act shall take effect upon
its approval by the Governor.
Approved May 30, 1903
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CHAPTER 5174-(No. saN


An Act TO Authorize the Transfer of 50, S25. Il
100 Dollars from the Indian War Claim
Fund to the Internal Improvement Fund
to Which Fund the Said Amount Be
longs.
Whereas, In the settlement of the Indian
War Claims the sum of $2500702 belonging
to the internal Improvement Fund was in
cluded in the amount received by the State
propriated to the city OF Pensacola leaving a
balance Of $9,S52n in the Indian War Claims
Fund which belongs to the Internal Improve
uent Fund; therefore,
Be Il Enacted BY the Legislature of he State of
Florida:
Section l. That the Comptroller is hereby
directed to draw his warrant on the State
tenal Improvement Fund for the sum of So
So 11OO to be paid from the Indian War
Claims Fund.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect upon its
passage and approval by the Governor
Approved June 8, 1903
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CHAPTER nn-Mo. 80

An Act Disquaiifying Butchers as Beef In
spectors.
Be z Enacted BY ne Lsgislafuys of the STATE Of
Seetion1 That no butcher shall, In any
part Of this State. be appointed Beef In
speettor for any Election District or for any
portion thereof
Sec 2 That all laws and parts Of laws In
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. ;. That this act shall take effect Inn
medistely after its passage and approval by
the Governor
:. became law without the approve Of the
Govencr)
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CHAPTER 51ss-(No. SAY


An Act to Prohibit the Shipping OF Spirituous,
Vinous or Malt Liquors. Wines or Beer,
Tor Delivery or Sale, Into Counties and
Election Districts Where Prohibition I'm
der the Local Option Law Is in Force,
Without Having a Bona Eide Order and
Bona Eide Consignee Therefor, Also Pre-
hibitinR Delivery Of Such Liquor, Wine
or Beer Under Such Conditions, and
Prescribing Penalty for Violation
Be g Enacted BY the Legislature of the State of
Section /. That any person in this State
who shall ship or cause to be shipped by any
common carrier into any county or election
district, where prohibition under the local
option statute Is In force, any spirtuous
vinous, or malt liquors, wine OF beer, without
having a bona hde order from a bona fde
purchaser therefor, and 10 be delivered to
whomsoever will pay for the same by taking
up bill Of lading or paying c. o. d. charges
thereon, or any other plan. shall be guilty Of
misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceeding Eve
hundred dollars or by imprisonment not ex-
ceeding six months.
Sec. q That any agent or employee Of a
common carrier who shall In this State turn
over or deliver from any Office. station OF
place OF business OF common carrier In any
county or district where the local option law
Is in force. any spirituous, vinous, or malt
liquors, wine or beer. 10 any person who Is
not the bona hde consignee and person 10
were shipped TO, shall be guilty OF a INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction thereof be pun
Ished by a fine not exceeding two hundred
dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding
ninety days
Approved June 4, 1903
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CHAPTER 51s7-(No. s21


An Act to Repeal Section -Four "a of Chap
ter Four Thousand Nine Hundred and
Thirty 1890 of the Laws OF Florida, Acts
of A. d. 1901. "The Same Being An
Act to Provide Penalty for Selling Ii.
quors in Counties or Precincts Voting
Against Such Sale, and to Provide Pen.
atty. for Selling Liquors Without First
Paying the License Required by Law in
Counties Voting for the Sale Liquors,
and to Prescribe Forms OF Indictments
and Informations in Such Cases
Be Z Enacted BY the Legislature of the Slate Of
Florida:
Section /. That Section four 90 Of Chap.
ter four thousand nine hundred and thirty
1890 of the Laws of Florida. which reads
as follows; Section four DIN the trials OF
violations Of Section ! and two Of this act,
proof Of sale Of a single quantity Of liquor
by defendant II proved by the testimony of
two witnesses, shall be deemed sufficient to
convict, and the judge presiding at the t;al
OF the case shall so charge the jury" be and
the same is hereby repealed
Approved Nav 30. 1903
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CHAPTER 61sa-lNo- aIN

An Act TO Amend Section I, Chapter 1853.
Laws OF Florida, Approved June 2 1893,
Being an Act 20 Prohibit the Sale Of In
toxicating Liquors Within -Four Miles Dis
tanCe Of Public or Private School Build
ings and Houses Of Worship, and 10 Pro-
vide Penalties Therefor.
Be z Enacted BY me LSgisilfHrs Of NE Sais Of
section i. That from and after the passage
Of this act Il shall be unlawful for any per
son, firm or corporation 10 sell, except In In.
corporated towns Of over five hundred in
habitants and cities, any Intoxicating liquors.
Of whatever character, within distance Of
four miles Of any public or private school
building, whether said school shall be In
session or not or any chartered institution
Of learning, or any church building Of what.
eyer denominationi Provided, That this act
shall not be construed 20 repeal or modify
or IN any way change the local option law
now In force In this Statei Provided further.
That this act shall not affect the sale Of
issued prior 70 the passage Of this act; Pro-
vided, also, That this act shall not repeal any
part % the act Of 1895, permitting the manu-
facture or sale Of domestic wines; Provided,
also That this act shall not apply 20 nor
affect the sale Of such liquors 10 guests only
by hotel proprietors where such hotels con,
tain twenty-five rooms or more, nor shall
II apply 10 or effect social clubs duly incor-
porated under the laws 81 this State selling
10 members only, II such hotels and clubs
have only complied with the general law of
this State relating 10 the sale Of intoKica-
ting liquors; Provided This shall not apply
70 localities where liquors are now sold
Approved May %, 1908.
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act shall take effect upon It's passage and
approval by the Governor.
Approved May 80, 1903
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cHAPTFR bl7s-fNo. ID

IN Act 10 Authorize the Board Of County
Commissioners in and for Any County o.
the State, Whenever the Said Board
Deems Il Advisable, 70. Have Abstraeted
Real Estate as the Same Is Reeordsdi
70 Have Abstracted Any or all OF the Tax
Sales Relating 70 Real Estate, Situated
jontv of the REGISTERED Voters Of the
County 10 Have Abstraeted Any or Az
Instruments Of Writing Relating 20 keal
Estates Situated In Said County or Upon
Such Petition 10 Purchase Set OF ADJ
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CHAPTER 5lsi-CNo. 7s0

An Act to Amend Section 2 of An Act to
Fix the Pay Of the Members, Officers and
Attaches Of the Legislature off A. d.
1903" Approved May 30, 1903.
Be Z Enacted BY the Legislature of the State of
Section l. That Section 2 Of an act to fix
the pay Of the members, officers and attaches
MAY hf 30 5 bs sm S So as to PssG as
Section q That the pay Of the Secretary of
the Senate and the Chief Clerk OF the House
Of Representatives, and all clerks elected by
the Senate and House shall be six dollars
per diem each. The Sergeants-at-Arms Of
the Senate and Of the House Of Representatives
ployed, shall receive a per diem Of six dollars
each The pay Of the Messengers Of the SEN
ate and House Of Representatives shall be
SIX dollars per dn6 each Cor N. s.o,,.
and House shall be six dollars per day each
The pay Of the Pages for the Senate and
House shall be four dollars per diem each.
per diem each. The pay. Of an Assistant Jan:
tor, when employed, shall be two dollars and
~" The s'I pay Pc Of tie chapiains shall be one
hundred dollars each for the session.
All committee clerks shall be allowed I'VE
dollars per diem for each day Of actual service
be os4ssd BY U tSs Chairman ' q the ss commit
tee.
The Secretary Of the Senate and Chief Clerk
OF the House OF Representatives shall each
be entitled 70 pay for ten days after the adj
iournment to bring up their work on the
Journals The Recording Clerks Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives shall each be
entitled 10 pay for thirty days after the adj
journment In order 10 complete the Record.
The Bill Secretary Of the Senate and the
Bill Clerk Of the House shall have pay for FIVE
days each after the adjournment OF the Leg
stature, 10 complete their unfinished work.
and 70 return their books and bills, properly
ndexed, assorted and labled in convenient
lorm for easy reference 70 the Secretary Of
State
The Secretary Of the Senate shall receive
one hundred and fifty dollars for preparing the
daily calendar Of the Senate and the Chief
Clerk and Assistant Chief Clerk Of the House
shall each receive seventy-fiye dollars for pre-
pairing the daily calendar Of the House.
The Janitor OF the House Of Representatives
hall be paid seventy-hye dollars additional TO
ais per diem TO partly reimburse him for
wages paid help 10 cleaning up the hall.
The Comptroller u required 20 issue his war
ant in favor Of any member, officer or attachee
4 either the Senate or the House OF Repre-
entatves Tor the amount due him, and the
Treasurer shall pay the same out Of any mon
ys. In the Treasury noe otherwise appropd-
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect upon rs
pproval bV the Governor.
Approved June 8, 1908
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CHAPTER sis2- CNo. n.)

An Act 10 Provide for the Compensation Of
the TreasureFS Of the County School
Funds.
Be u Egaeisd BY hs LsgisIaiws Of ne STATE Of
FI0riddi
Section /. That the treasurers Of the county
school funds shall be paid for receipts and
Disbursements OF county school funds the
treasuryrs for receipts and disbursements d
county iunds. the said commissions 10 be paid
BY the county board Of public Instruction from
proved BY the county board Of public instrue-
tion.
Sec. 2 All laws and parts Of laws In con-
Dict herewith are hereby repealed and this
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CHAPTER uTS-CNo. 7s)
An Act to Amend Section nS, Revised
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An Act to Fix the Pay of Members, Officers
and Attaches Of the Legislature of A. d.
1903.
Be q Enacted BY the Legislature of the State Of
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-08-13

Engaging exc ued6y quick quo fol
vau wan. announcements 90 home eennoa dinner visiting
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-08-13

by mrs Mrs Henry Marsh, 800 School
street, Bennington.
M and Mrs Paul Goldsmith OF Troy
are spending week with relatives
here.
Miss Haskins of indianapolis, Ind,
is guest Of Mr. and Mrs Il. NJ. Rams-
dell,
Hubert E. Hart lie spending a two
weeks vacation with friends 10 Massa
chusetts.
S. II. Robinson and wife attended
the picnic at Battlefield park given by
the Hoosick Sunday school Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Remington
are entertaining Mrs A. V. Hartley
and daughter of Bridgeport, Conn,
for few days
william Waldron, a machinist at the
Cooper needle shop, had one thumb
badly smashed and one or two fingers
injured by a heavy piece of cssking
that he was helping move falling on it.
Rev and Mrs Alexander MacGeorRe
left for Burlington Wednesday where
be is to occupy the pulpit of the First
Baptist church the last two SUNDAYS
in August Mrs MacGeorge has spent
month at Woodiord city and 6nds
herself much improved 10 health,
In the municipal court Friday Fred
Woodward was fined $500 and costs
for intoxication. lie appealed to
county curt Monday afternoon JOS
eph Storms and wife were sent to the
county Jail for ten days for the same
offsnse
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-08-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village ToId
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Basv Readers
Miss Viola Riel of Pittsheld is the
guest Of friends in town.
Mrs E. A. Booth, wife of the town
clerk is i'll with Appendicitis.
Miss Agnes Haley of Proctor is
spending the week with relatives here
Misses Regina and Esther Tberrien
have been visiting in Schenectady and
vicinity for a few days.
Supt. A. W. Varney has gone to
Bristol, VT, for a few days. Mrs
Varney is in Middlebury
II. Jacob Lazarus who has been
spending his vacation in town has re-
turned to New York City.
Two men are now at work grading
the new athletic field, and work on the
fence will be begun next week.
Robert S. Tiffany of Winthrop,
Mass, is visiting at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Lyman Har-
wood
The Baptist church choir have been
taking yacationfor two weeks. Dur
ing that time the LOOMS sisters sang
very acceptably.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Edgar and son Os-
mer Of st Louis, Mo-, are visiting Mrs
Edgar's brother, N. F. Smith and
other relatives in town.
Forrest Jepson and Herbert Daley
have returned from camping trip al
Big Pond. Bert Mathers and friend
from Boston now occupy the Jepsor
camp.
Mrs Sylvania Jones, life long
resident of this village aud nearly 81
years old has moved from her OLD
home on Burgress road to Bradford
street.
Mrs w, A. Kennon and daughter Of
Schenectady n. Y, Mrs John Hickey
and son of Cohoes, Misses Della anc
Mary Fallon, Miss Margaret Pasca
of New York are among those visiting
friends here,
School will not begin until Thurs
day, Sept. Bird, instead Of Monday a,
announced at the closing of last year
The reason for this is that Labor day
coming on the following Monday tn,
school work would necessarily be in
terrupted, while by this change Thurs
day and Friday will be devoted Z
registration and the work in earnes
commence Tuesday, Sept. Sth
The bank will close Saturday and br
/ open Monday.
Fancy cakes Of all kinds will De To-
sale every Saturday after three o'clccl
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E. EStabrOOk,
Bennington, VT,

Mrs Dagleish of Washington, for
merly Miss Barney of Arlington, will
be guest of Mrs Z. w. Bradford
over the 10th.
E. H. McCue received bad cut in
his left arm Tuesday while butchering.
An artery was severed but c. d. Sweet
who was with him improvised a
tourniquet and stopped the flow of
blood.
Hoosick Falls claims to expect half
of Bennington down there Saturday,
but from general expression of opin-
ion not single Benningtonian will
go to the Falls that day except three
or four who are employed there and
cannot avoid IT,
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ROSTERS
GOOD GOODS
Here is another group of bar
gains from our August Sale-a
visit will show yon plenty of
others equally as goou.

Ladies' pure Isle lace, Gloves,
two clasps, white or black, soc
grade ....... 49,. ........ .42c
Ladies' pure Isle lace Gloves
in white, black and colors, csc
grade 19c, soc grade. ..... SOC
Ladies all linen Handker-
chiefs in narrow hem; while
they last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Ladies' Tab. Belts in black
silk and fancy uveaves, 26c
grade ,..... .........,....,....15c
Ladies' Long Oh ain
and Locket, guaranteed to give
satisfaction, 75c grade ...u SOC
Ladies' fast black Hose, sec
onds OF 10 1-2c grade ..
3 pairs 25c
Ladies Underwear at cost
and less:
csc grade 19c 15c grade lie
1Sc grade I9c 12ic grade Sc
! SC grade lie Zoe grade Sc
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Owing to the large number of ire
Companies accepting invitation at
Hoosick Falls tor the Celebration and
Muster August Is, the Boston and
Maine will run a special train from
Nhechanicville at 500 a. m. stopping
at Intermediate stations, returning
leave Hoosick Falls S:15 D. m. Ex.
cursion tickets good on ali regular
trains excepting on train No. s be-
tween Mechanicville and Hoosick
Falls. adv.
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Lock Box Sl5

AT the Revolutionary tea to be
served by the local chapter D. A. r.
Saturday afternoon the guests will be,
received by tie regent Mrs A. b. Val
entne, and the registrar, Miss Kate J
Hubbell.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-08-13

The Misses Picard of Bradford-st
have returned from visit to friends
and relatives 10 Montreal ard Sher-
brooke, P. Q.
Mrs f. G. Aubry OF Holyoke is
spending the week with the Misses
Therrien on Gage-st. Dennis Aubry
Of Albany spent Sunday there also.
Catherine Doherty, seven years Of
age, died Saturday moniug Of a spinal
trouble. Her funeral was held Sun
day afternoon, the interment being
at Bennington Centre. She was the
daughter Of Mrs Catherine Doherty.
Forty eight friends of W. F. Peltier
gave him a surprise party last Thurs
day evening the occasion being his
birthday They presented him with
an elegant ring and the evening was
spent in social games. Choice refresh
lnents we're served.
Mrs A. j. Nichols of New York city
who has been spending a few weeks
with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs +. l..
Nichols, leaves Friday to join her
husband and son at Albany for trip
to Montreal, Quebec and Big Moose
lake 10 the Adirondacks where George
Nichols, who is supervising architect
of st Regis hotel is spending his gaca-
ton. Mr. Nichols is rising young
architect Sith the firm Of Trowbtidge
Il Livingston
II you are looking for real bargains
you will 60 where the crowds of bar
gain seekers are to be found. Who
! can matrh these pricesy 81 90 men s
never rip pants, Ale 50. 90 boys all
wool Norfolk suits, al. So; lauies'
bemstitcbed handkerchiefs, 2c boys
! overalls, lSc; dress suit cases, 95c SOC
mems black and white striped shirts,
l9c; Toe mems balbriggan underwear,
best in the market, 35c; 75t, Sl.O0 and
LIS Degligee shirts, 29c; 25c heavy
ribbed boys hose, Zoe. | never carry
any goods over from one season to an
other and consequently | never have
any old or shop worn goods in ms
store. At the end of the season goods
must be sold regardless of cost. Only
new and seasonable goods are sold al
II. Harry Levins, North ST., Benning
ton.
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BTOadCIOthS, VenetianS,
ZibeIineS, PruneIIaS,
MOhaiF BriIIiantineS,
English Cords,
Victoria Cloth,
MeIrOSe,
ViCunaS, EOIiaS,
Unfinished WOrStedS,
CheV!OtS, ROmaineS,
and Serges.
Special sale of SOC Black Dress Goods at Csc
+" soc PIaids "25C
SOC Colored Dress Goods +" 15c

Every woman that wants to be we'll
dressed should buy Buttericks Patterns.
September patterns contain many novelties
in coats wraps wrappers, shirt waists and
skirts. A two-piece skirt in rainy day effect
will be much sought after In misses and
children's clothes the new strap or suspender
dress is shown. Our Paper Pattern Depart
ment is always we'll stocked and we'll served.
We invite you to call.
III. @ @ ss & a-.-s
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OUR reputation for having the largest and
" best selected stock Of Dress Goods is un-
questioned. Our ability to sell all kinds of
Dress Goods at lower prices than other stores
is because we buy direct from the manufact-
urers. We invite you to call and see our
large and varied stock at prices that must In
terest you,
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WITHOUT A LICENSE.
E. f. tombstone Arrested Yesterday and Held
For Hearing Next Saturday,

TOT uedIlnS NSNt oatuiuaJi
+. F. tombstone, the travelling dent
list who has been doing business on
North street and on the Putnam houre
corner, was arrested yesterday charged
with practicing dentistry without a
state license. The warrent was issued
by States attorney Stakeholder.
Before Judge hates tombstone
pleaded not guilty and gave bail for
hearing Saturday. It is said that
Johnstone's plea was not to accept
money for pulling teeth which he knew
was contrary to law, but to take the
money and give a receipt con account
toward plate.