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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-06

and was unable to speak, when her
daughter, at my suggestion, tried
the effect of the Cuticura Ointment
and Cuticura Resolvent Strange to
say, she was very shortly relieved Of
the most distressing symptoms. The
swelling seemed to be exteriorized,
and she is now able TO be around
her house, and can talk as well as
ever.
at seems to me that have pretty
good grounds for believing that
Cuticura Remedies will prove sue
cessful in the most distressing forms
of blood and skin humours, and Il
you wish to use my testimonial as
herein indicated, / am willing that
you should do so, with the further
privilege Of revealing my name and
address to such persons as may wish
to substantiate the above state
ments by personal letter to me-"
Chicago. Nov, IL. 1902.
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Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12
EAST RUPERT

Martin Robinson aud bride Of fair
lee are spending a feW days with his
mother and other friends.
Edgar NJ. Hill and wife of Essex
have returned to their home after spend q
ing two weeks with his mother and
brother.
Miss Nellie Stone of Dandy called
upon friends a few days since. All
were glad to welcome her.
Miss Young's school closes this week
for vacation of two weeks.
Madonna Danforth of Arlington is
staying with her grandn other for a
short time.
Mrs Emily Danforth has been visit
ing her son 10 Arlington recently.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Phelps of South
Dorset spent the day with Mr. Roots
people, it being the 5lst anniversary
OF their marriage.
Mrs Chapman and son of Dorset spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs Earl
II, Hill.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12
EAST DORSET

G. B. Wilson was in town over
Sunday.
M. Lambert Of Bennington visited
in town, Monday.
Miss Kate Hughes visited friends in
Manchester last week.
The Misses Bowen spent Sunday
at home with their parents.
Charles Richie has opened a black
smith shop for F. Griffith.
Mrs w. B. Wilson has returned
after brief visit to friends.
A. Rico of Rutland is in town look
ing over timber land of McFarreys
Miss Emily Roberts visited her sis
ter, Mrs Cochran of this place, Sun
day.
Mrs F. C. Hector is able to be out
again after being laid up with sore
foot.
NJ. Benson of Rutland employed in
Bakers Nursery visited his home here
last week.
}. G. Martin is in town today look
lug after the numerous lumber lots he
has for sale
Mrs Mary Crandall and Charlotte
Hector visited Mrs Burns in South
Dorset Sunday.
Joseph Sears moved to Cohoes this
week Alex Sears will occupy the house
at Freedlyville.
Messrs Royce and Clark have gone
to White Creek to open a mill for B.
Bk's and Spool Stock
John Fulton and contractor of
the Griffith estate are looking over the
Shelter lot expecting to get out logs
for the winter.
Albert Eggleston met with a bad ac-
cident last week getting struck with a
limb, cutting his chin. Five stitches
were taken by DR.. F. Whipple,
Stephen Hall and wife have return
ed to Dorset to live in the j. NJ. Griff-
ith Cottage. Mr. Hall expects to open
a fish and oyster market which viii be
a great accommodation TO the people.
Mrs John Hector is making her
daughter Mrs j, Burns OF South Dor
set, a visit for the first time in eight
years. Her many friends are glad to
know she is able to be out again.
w. G. Freddy is at the Wilson
House looking over repairs to be
made on the mill which was damaged
by fire early Sunday morning Work
will be resumed as soon as possible
to fill the many orders he has on hand
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12

The $1,000 bankrupt stock bought
by Louis Levin for II. Harry Levin
has arrived. Everything is now in
readiness for the Great Sale which
opens this afternoon at o'clock at
Levin's Store. All are invited to In
spect the new stock whether they buy
or not.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the TOwn aud village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
! Geo Wellington has returned to his
Troy home.
Michael McDonough spent Sunday
in Hoosick Falls
James +. Burke and family are
moving into their new residence.
Miss Florence P March spent Sun
day in Eagle Bridge with relatives.
Mrs S. A. Sibley of Hoosick Falls
spent sunday at the home of c. H.
Sibley.
Meal is now quoted at Sl.2O a hun
dred pounds with prospects that it will
go higher.
Warren Persey for some time with
f. r. Hart has taken a position with
the Putnam company.
The Y. NJ. c. A. football team will
play the Cambridge team on the local
grounds Saturday.
Miss That's Therien has gone to
Holyoke and Springfield, Mass, to
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Augusta Gallipo has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Schenectady and Cohoes.
The Juniors of the Y M. c. A. are
requested to meet at the rooms Friday
evening at 1880 for business meeting
Misses Nettie Patterson and Kitty
Murphy of North Adams have been
spending a few days with frienos here.
Mr. and Mrs Linas White and
daughter of Hoosick Falls spent Sun
day at the home of his sister, Mrs
Sheldon lockwood.
Miss Maud Carpenter has been en-
tertaining Mrs H. r. Burns of Brook
Ign. Mrs Burns was formerly Miss
Ella Mckay.
Mrs A. b. Sibley and Miss Lena
Norton have issued invitations to a
book reading party to be given at the
home of the former Friday afternoon.
The Misses Therien gave a party
Wednesday evening in honor of Ma
poleon j. Allard, guest of Mr. and
Mrs A. Gallipo.
Admiral Wells L. Field is having
large addition to his summer residence
on Catamount avenue. Walter Dun
ham is doing the work.
At the Y. NJ. c, A. rooms Sunday
afternoon, Rev W. H. Washburne will
address the men at the regular meet
ing from $3.50 to 4. There will be an
orchestra concert for a half hour pre-
ceding the meeting.
Wallace Ainsworth, who was con
victed and sentenced for assault and
breach of peace last Jnne, has been
placed on parole by Gov Mccullough
His sentence was not more than three
nor less than two years, and only
about three months of his time had
been served.
The special Thanksgiving poultry
train to Boston and Boston points
from stations on the Rutland railroad
will leave Bennington on train No,
1913 on Thursday, November 10 and go
forward from Rutland on train 100
November 20. Close connections will
be made with the Fitchburg division
and the trains will arrive in Boston
on Saturday morning, November 2lst.
For further information apply to
station agents.
Mrs, Margaret Crimmins of Grove
street entertained guests Thursday
evening, Nov. ;, in,honor of the 10th
birthday of her daughter, Lulu
About 30 we're present and a very en-
joyable evening was spent in dancing,
games and cards. At II an oyster
supper was served which was followed
by dainty refreshments, the birthday
cake being cut by the young hostess.
She was the recipient of many beauti-
full presents.
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Phnslclnns prrscrihe IL.

Many broad minded physicians pre-
scribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as they
have never found 90 safe and reliahle a
remedy for throat and luug troubles as
this great medicine QuiLlan's Phar-
macy
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12
SOUTH ARLINGTON

Joseph Guber and daugb ter have re-
turned home from Argyle.
Bert Smith and bride of Manchester
called on E. M. Harrington one day
last week
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12

r. J. OWES has opened a meat mar
ket and is ready to supply his patrons
of the seventh ward with a tine assert
ment of meats, vegetables and fruits.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12

The travelling representative of the
Regal Shoe-the famous 900 shoe for
S3.50-will be at the Putnam Hotel on
Wednesday and Thursday Nov. 18th
and 10th.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12

Second hand furnace for sale cheap.
In good condition. Large enough for
ordinary house, store or shop. Apply
at the Banner & Reformer Office.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12

Nelson Cover, proprietor American
House stables, and first class black
smithing and wagon making, opposite
the stables on River street.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12

Quick lunch room how open in the
rear of City Fish Market, North St.
Meals served on short notice. Louis
Penfeld
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w M r Fed
MOTICEI

Whereas, my wife. Almeda Towsley, has left
my bed and board without lust cause or provo
cation, hereby forbid persons harbOring or
trusting her on my account rs / shall pay no
bills of her contracting after this date
l.. NJ. TOWSLEY. North Bennington, Vt
November 8, 1903. 42w3
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NOTIONS.

Oceans Of notions at popular
prices. Packard tar soap Zoe
Olive oil castele soap 5 and foe
Perfumed toilet soap 2e
Colgate's cashmere boquet IFc
Colgate's tale I'M powder l7c
Large size safety pins 05c
Darning cotton, , fer me-
Paper Of needles and a free
thimble re,
Tooth brush, l5t value l6r
Hair brushes, , lcnyalue 16e
Dressing como, / c value mr.
Barns ink NJ
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-12
Teachers Examinations.

Public examinations for teachers
will be held at North Bennington
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. "A and
25, and at Manchester Center Friday
and Saturday, Nov. q and %. Can
didates must be present both days and
must furnish testimonials Of good,
moral character, and ability to govern
as required by law.
]. FRANCIS ALLISON,
Examiner Of Teachers for Bennington County.
P. o. Address, North Bennington, VT
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Drop in at the City Fish market on
North street and get some nice oysters
for supper.
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Letter to J. NJ. Hubbard & Co.
Anderson, s.. c..

Dears Sirs: Messrs. Leachman Il Eide.
lin, Grafton, w. Va, had bean ceiling a
paint, which they thought well OF; aud
this had occurred: s. &, R199l
They had cold Q customer 10 gallons or
IL to paint his house. A few years later.
they cold the Same man Dsvoe lead -ani.
zinc tho same number OF gAllona TO paint
the same house. He had 2 Gnllons len. 7s
Tho point or the tale 10: IL gallonn De.
voc paints an 1S.gnllon house.
s or fcouree, that ISN'T oil. s
!. Why does IL Gallons Devoo 20 as far as
19 gallons or other paint? BaCanse it 10
oil paint, ali trns, no cham, aud full
measure 8 1, Il IS 81 ss 81. $ SIS :.
But Isat isn't eli. Devoa lasts longer.
No. NOS you haven e got to Svais ten ySArs
20 fnd that acut. ian thousand paople
know it. We've got their names. Our
agents know thona; they 4htnk d heap OF
Devos. There's no dificulty In Allowing
yonr townHpe what to expect OF De-
yoes ei0 Will paint o 3I5 house and the
paint II last twice RS long. u u
S Yours truly, ss.s Il. Ks
lsS y 5s w. DEyOE IS 90.
& Ps e.--T- u. BnrssEy sells our paiiit.
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Harris Bridge Happenings.

1t gives us great pleasure. Mr. Editor,
to note the pleasure we had on last
Thursday attending the Moorehead
reunion at the old Moorehes1 home
place. About 500 were there, talking
in pleasant conversation, when about 1
o'clock the 1adiea spread the table
linen and plenty Of delicious food was
which everybody eat heartily. After
dinner all returned to the grove and
lietened to some noted speakers Of
which are too numerous to mention.
Itwas o day to long be remembered by
all present and may it not be long ere
we meet on such occasion.
Mesers. John and Claude Harris
visited in Broadway and attended the
old soldiers reunion at Meals Creek.
they win wait until another reunion
comes, for it seems they took the day
with the ladies. Hurrah for cousin
John.
Miss Ida Bolts, a popular young lady
OF Abbcville, is whiting her cousin,
Mrs. Oscar Harris.
Mr. Arthur Hunter, og Belton, visit
cd in our burg Last weak.
Miss Lessie Wilson went TO Belton
Miss May Hunter to Mr. Dan. Jones.
Little David Smith, we are cory to
note. is very sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Amanda Elliott, OF Anderson,
epent Q few days with her aunts, Mrs.
John Browne and Mrs. Mary Elliott.
Mrs. Mary Robertson, Of HartWell,
spent few days with Tels tives here.
n few OF our boys went ON the excur-
sion to Aeheville, N. G.
Little Beesie Harris has been on the
9ick lict for Q few days. We hope the
little one will soon be restored to good
health.
Miss Matte Holder is confined to
her room at this time. Tell Tale.
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LowndesviIie News.

Miss Annie Bell is visiting the family
of her uncle near Iva.
Sam Adams, of Augusta, is visiting
the family of Mr. T. Baker.
Miss Rebecca Heard, of Middleton,
left for her home last Friday after q
visit to her uncle's family, Prof. j. F.
Harper:
F. w. r. Nance's.
Miss Lizzie Nance attended the Sun
day School Convention at Honea Path
last week as delegate from Providence
Church,
Misses Marsie and Mabel johnson,
Of Cheste', are viciting their aunt,
Mrs. j. B. moseley.
Mrs. H. G. FeDnel and little daugh-
ter have returned from two weeks
yieit to the formers son, DR.. j. L.
Miss Lucy Dean, Of Deans, is visit
ing Mrs. j. F. Bowman.
The Misses Barton, of Anderson, ARE
spending some time with Miss Vera
Miss Blanche Clinkscales. of Mon
terey. returned to her home Saturday
after few days visit to her friend,
Miss Eliza Kay.
Miss Varina Campbell, Of Moffatte-
VILE. is visiting the family Of her
grandfather, Mr.. B. b. Hutchison.
Miss Macie Bell is in Abbeville with
her aunt.
Misses Ida Mae and Eloise Brownlee
spent few deys last week with the
family Of Ny. Weston Harper.
Miss Col ris Graves, OF Latimer, is
visiting Miss Kate Tenant. Vedie.
Aug. "a.
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Union Meeting.

The next meeting Of Unioa No. 1, OF
tho Piedmont Associations, will be held
with Friendship Baptist Church on Sat-
urdsy before The fifth Sunday In August,
at 10 .. m. Rev. W, B. Hawkins will
preach the introductory sernaen-elter-
nate, Rev. D. I. Spearmau.
lie. m.-Organization.
IL m.- Recess Until l.3O p. m.
lst stQuery-Where did the mission work
begin and when will 1t end? G. l.. Guy
ton, Rev. E. A. Durham.
2nd. Do tho scriptures authorize a
Rtipulated salary for The Snastor? II so,
whose duty is II TO raisesS? Z. NJ. Stone
aud A. NJ. Robinson. -
Srd. What are the eviiiences Of regene.
ration? j. III. Browning and Rev. d. r.
Spearman 3. B. R!chey,
Clerk Union No. I. ;
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TEL ANDERSON INTELLIG GENC, ,FsR

All enferprislng and successful farrn-
ere noU realize the need OF McUurn1iek
Mower ana tn9 great saving aEectsd By
the use Of this excellent rnachine. II
You dn not possess cno OF theae Machiuoa
show you how IL would benefit you to
have one. s /. !. }, ~ ~ ~. !,
Refined, up.to- dafo peopia eisgays want
the beat. GALLAGHER BROS, are &c.
knowledged 70 be amor q the beat PHO
TOGRAPHERS In tho Houth. They do
not wasts their skill on ohsap, fading
II hed diabetes In Its worst form, %
writes Marion Leo OF Dunteath, Ind.
Only three bottles OF Foley'a kidney
Cure made me u well man." Evans
Pharmacy. srree7. !, 7s'.i Z = - :
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aars. EveLyne Newton's Birthday Picnic.

'Dafh and gloomy dawned the all i'm.
H,ortant day OF August the 10th, the sev.
s3atY secoBd anniversary Of E1ra. Evelyne
Sss1ye0I, wife OF the late John s.. Newton,
'Wssfch was to be celebrated In an appro-
tIsesate way. But as the king OF day ap-
'EToached the eastern horizon his slant
SE1g nGys lit 1p the sky and dispersed this
xstoIdt tAns giving US bright day.
-The chtldren and grandchildren or Mrs.
iASssea had arranged for 9 birthday pic.
,ade now resides. =.
st3o atabout nine o'clock In the morn.
hcg the fEiends and relatives began 10
:aongregate and by noon quite crowd
.-flGd assembled.
'nn account os previous rains the
,szztour1 was too damp for dinner TO be
ssorEed On the lawn. so long table was
steassr0cted on the wide veranda and
aampsf1gly spread with many choice
glands. Afeer grace had been said by Mr..
Az. A. bogge, of Liberty, we did ample
care. Tho relish with which the dinner
wac eaten fully satisfied ,he most exact.
ang n usswile present
1fI1er dinner the young people were
= scaastIssd over the lawn enjoy yipg a social
: 1uterc,Hngo or conversation when they
- - .vere anmmoped &c t:ia house t. hear tho
:: wedding of an important paper held by
Z ~. sedgeSSiek johnson. Mrs. Olivia N.
alvett read this paper which was dream
oEMr: Isaac Newton, the grandfather OF
,MriIoEn Newton. Mr.. Newton dream
'~sA1vSiis dream "a few years befors hjs
death and was 30 deeply impressed with
s 1t that he wrote 1t down and Il
fhas como down from generation 10 gen.
eaHaHon until now. All those who heard
vt read were impressed with its remarka-
bile import.
Soon after this some one asked for mu.
sEic and all went near the organ and many
: .6iG familiar pieces and some now onea
- seaEee1ung which were enjoyed by those
listening. After this came waterrnelous
s!hich wsze most enjoyable feature OF
y the afternocn.
ARA. Aaron Boggs, Mrs. Emeline Cren-
) shay. Mies Catherine Martin, Miss IA.
..saailla Knight, afra. Mary III. Hinton,
NaExs. Ruth M. Newton, Mr.. and MIRA,
ENarren j. Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Ghs Morris, all eyed and honored friends
-sa1M relatives or MfaaN Newton, srecea sho
~Gacasion with their preaence; also xolE-
vsa5ge9 and fflends from Seneca, TIsx1sy,
.saZdd dresnvflla CountySwere present and
.tsslsesed with sFiEit into the pleaspres OF
1ss the shadss If eyeaing wore ap.
plleching good. d.byea ysote being eaid and
Ae1 parted from tsGrandTns,,, having Per.
:, aseesly enjoyed tho day ana Wishing her
rtGEEQy more happy bifs fshdAya. AZ =. 3
.a.-< One who enjoyed the day.
!. lsPerH Hioton, 8. o., August 81, 1905
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AtteatIsIDl, I, ller,cbanfs.

We Eave great Inducements to ,cfTer
Sou IN aosisry, Pants. oyeralIs, Drawers,
for the next Bixty days. kuy from us
you get the mill prices. We save Won
tbe jobbeys profts.r Gall on as and be
convinced. We are selling the iargeat
and closest buyers In the country.
WEBB d CATER,
Commission Merchants and Mill Agents.
CITY LOTS FOR sALE-situats6 on
and near North Main Etrcst. Fiye min.
utes' walk Court House. Apply to ], r.
Ciinkscales, Intelligenoer Office.
Pot Plants and Ont Flo .srs for aalo.
Large and small Palms specially. NSrn
j. T. Chnkscales, 242 North Main st.
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Holland items.

Rev. G.. T. Baker. the pastor, carried
on the meeting at Shiloh all last week,
doing come fine preaching, and eight
persOns were added to the church.
Mr.. A. F. Shearer has returned homo
and is In very feeble health.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Lizzie Winter is eick. "a
Mr. j. T. Pearson and family, Of
Anderson, visited in this section last
Mrs. j. r. Earle left today to visit
halla. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Parker Mcdonald, Of
Oconee, are visiting in this neighbor-
hood.
Fruit and watermelons are plentiful
In this section. A. q. p.
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AfEeu want q Mower sbet ia perfectly
,s.eAAptea TO your every requirement., one
Ntzsat has moro points OF genuine superior
NY than ell Others combined "a one that
G asn gspair. Won should buy a Me CofsMiciS.
Groln Sullivan H Hdw; CO. q. s7 ,7
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THE WELSH NECK HIGH scHoo o.,

The pride Of Eastern Carolina, begins .ts next
sesaion on Sept 28rd. II you intend patron. F.
izing it. you will confer e favor BY 90 informing
them. Last year it's dormitorias were ovssruD tie
first night. se0ooOO have been spent in making
additional room aince then Address u.
J. w. GAINES, Prin., Hartsville, 8. q.
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For sale at Opera House Drugstore

Joseph Marshall a we'll known
sitizen and substantial farmer OF
this county, residing on Sancho,
was here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nancy Adams, of Cemetery street.
Ohio for the first time In 20 years
Is out of debt and makes the sixth
state In the union with a clean bal
ance sheet. The others are Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, New Jersey and
West Virginia.
Miss Clara Reed has returned 10
the city, after a six weeks visit
with relatives In and near Middle
bourne. Miss Reed will teach
here again this year, being one of
the excellent young teachers In our
city schools.
Many people continue to 60 to
Whee ling and Parkersburg, on the
Sunday excursions. All that they
can do while away Is to swear at
the heat and wish 1t was time for
the train to start back. They gen.
orally get here In time to report for
work on Monday morning.
Mrs. Rev, E. F. Garret afler a
weeks visit with Stewart Sisters,
left on the 1925 a. m. train this
morning for an extended visit at
her fathers, DR.. Late, and other
friends at Bridgeport before return.
Ing to her home In Bordentown, N.
j.
Mrs. Joseph Kline, of Cleveland;
Mrs. Eugene Brown. Of Bradford,
Pa, and Mrs. William Stephenson,
of Taviorstown, Pa, who have been
the guests of the family OF Mr.. S.
B. Agnew, of Brown Betty street,
have returned to their respective
homes.
The north part OF this city Is dis
mally dark and gloomy at night
and strangers form an idea that
Sistersvllle had better utilize some
of the gas that is here in abundance,
If council cannot afford more cleo
trio lights. North of Hill street to
the upper end Of upper Wells one
has to grope his way through semi
darkness, there being but the one
electric light.
Attention has been called to
numerous residents In the city In
regard to their permitting grass
and other filth to grow up In the
sidewalks In front of their homes.
In case the sidewalks In question
are not put In proper condition
soon, the city will have 1t done at
the property owners expense.
Residents on south Water street,
especially, should take notice.