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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
3wet 0iebe bon Tarmern auf
frif9er Sbat ertappt.

M. 6. McOuatt aus Southport,
gilbert Sddfsr aus @et SnoianapoIis
uno 6. 8. Short aus 8reenpoob, brei
Garmer, bic ibre probutte bon ihren
Waaen bier auf bem Warfte feilbOten.
bemertten geitern Mbenb, baB ibre
0orrdtbe, obne baB bon benielben ber=
tauft tparen, in gan3 unbeimli6er
Weiie abnabmen. sic legten Fb auf
bic 2auer uno pie fe bebaupten, er=
tappten fie Glen 9ppning, Der ieinen
@obnort als 32I Sho alabama ctr.
an9ab uno einen fi6 Spbn 8. Smeenep
aus 2ouisbiae fammenoen Wann, als
oieielben serabe i'm 8ssriffe fano.n,
cine @rpeoition sesen ibre 0orrdthe 3u
unternebmen.
Sie brei Garmer ersriffen bic beibsn
N&dnner uno bra9ten fie our poli3si=
ffation, mo- oieielben unter ben Mntla=
gen oes 2leinoiebfabls unb Der Srun-
tenbeit eingeifedt murben. Sownins
bebauptet bon Der Geididte nidts au
wifien, er bei9ulbiste Sweenep, ihm
einen in ieinem Seiib sefunoenen Sol
ben @orn in bic Sano seseben au ba=
BEN, iebo9 tpurben in feinen Sai9en
nod eirige Somaten aufsefunoen. Die
er auf bem 2anbe sepflidt haben min.
Sweenep fast, er lei an Der Sade ill
| f9ulbig uno babe iiber bic Strabe mad
einem &effaurant geben tpolen, als
i'm bic Jarmer ergriifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Na6rt6tet aus Snbtana.

Wuncie. z. Oct. Wiliam Sobn-
ion, 81, bat einsefanoen, bab er fi9
cine gsule am 3opfe ftieB, um 10 iein
Sdngenmab 3u berer6bern. @r murbe
als @etrut sur armee suriidsetpieien,
neil ibm ! 3OlI am MaBs febIte, bic
geule isoo9 balf ibm iiber bieies bin=
meg uno er wurSe ansenommen.
2aporte, z. Oct. Sm 3an.
tatee-Jlubl BET Ga @roRt, 2aporte
@ountD, murbe am Wittpo9 9lbeno
auf elmer Sanbbant Die iton ifart in
gerwsiuns abergesangsne 2ei6e zines
gutgetleioeten fremben Wannes GEE
funoen. Cine SduBwunbe i'm Sinter.
topf ldbt auf einen Worb f9lisBen.
Weoer papisre nod iOnit ettpas,
mas our Soentif3iruns bes Gremben
bdtte fiibren f6nnen. tpurbe an Der
2ei4e gefunben. Ser 96rper if ber=
ieniae zines Wannes mittleren Glters,
tuiegt nngefdbr 180 pfunb, 1T funf
SUB sebn Ooer elf 3ol sroB unb BON
sunflem $eint.
Sputb 8snb, z. Oft. SIM
bisfgen @pworth SOipitale Iiegt augen=
blidli9 Grau Oldham nit elmer Der
ielteniten &rantbeiten, Der iogenannten
Nobifor 9ranfbeit, bebaftet. &5rper
uno Ingefi9t baben cine &upferfdr=
bung angenommen, unb Die Mer3te in
plpmOutb entf9ieben fid, iie in's
6ofpital 3u fenoen, neil he bort unter
befdnoiger Iuffibt Der Nerate eebalten
tperben f6nne. Mtebisiner bringen bem
Sale reyes SntereRe entsesen unb es
TT lei&t m6sIi9. baB Ger3te ielbft BON
ben groBen Stdoten, tpie Chicago, gin=
cinnati, Snoianapolis ufm. na9 bier
tommen tperben, um ben 0erlauf bie=
Ter 10 teltenen &rantbeit 3u beoba6ten.
Serre Saute. gDilIiam ssen-
nings Srpan, Der ebemalise bemofras
tif4e prdiibentf9afts=@anbibat, miro
am 18. b. Mts. bierfeIbft cine 3ebe
balten. = Sobn W. Gern, Der bemos
fratif1e 8ouberneurs=ganoibat. tpiro
nd4fen WOntag bier ir n@olifsum"
81 b6ren iein. 8roBe Yorfebrunesn
tuerben fur bieies @reisniB eetroffen.
petersburg. Ser @onitablsr
Wiqiam Granee, pel9er Sburlotp
Grim, Der iih ieiner rbaftuns su
entsieben iu9te, eridoB, purbe unter
Intlage beg Sobtidlass seifellt unb
tpirb unter $4,000 ghrsf9aft gebalteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Sin bisFssr @irtb tn Saneater,
Ohio, oes Gtnbrm9s be-
iduloist.

O. SO. penee, elm Wirtb on Der
@ef Waibington StraBe unb N. D.
Wepers finb beioe unter Der Nntlase
oes @inbru9es in 9nncaier, g., ber=
baftet.
pence uno Mepers befanben fib in
elmer SpielbOle Sac. @aieps in 2an=
CATER unb iolIen on einem &oulette 9e=
ipielt baben, aIs bic POli3ei ben plab
iiberrai9te.
gDie perlautet, Iollen bic beiben mit=
tells Snftrumente 3utritt gum plabe
erlanet babsn unb baB Die @ertseuge
als geueismaterial segen fie 9ebalten
uerben. pence iOmObl pie au4
Mepers beitreiten, oab fie fi4 9etpalt=
Jam 3utritt gu Dem plase Osri9afften,
fonoern iagen. oaB elmer Der gn9efea=
ten @aiep's ibnen 3utritt 9epdbrte.
8eibe purben unter $500 Bhrgidafi
entlaiien. Die An9etla9tsn begebeu
fi9 na9 Columbus, O., NO ibre Sdle
In Der nd6fen WO6e CUR 8erbanolunl
tommen perben. pence ion als yi4ar=
fer" @hrfelipisler bstannt iein uno
ioq aus oieiem @runoe bon fait allen
profeiIioneCen Spielb6len ausge.
i9loHen iein. gr sewann, tuie 9e=
fast miro. seniigenb 8elb, I'm bic,
smei Wirtbi9aften an3ufan9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Der Subsrfmloie= e=gonsrsk.

gu ben S6luB-SiBungen bes Sus
acknowledgements batten f9 piele
beuti9=amerifanii9e Nerste aus allen
Sbsilen css 2anbes eingefunoen.
Or. 6rsb. Golbenbsner BON ct.
2ouis berlas Elm &eferat bon prof,
Otto bon S9rosu bon Der t6nigli9en
l1nioeriitdt pon Heapel, pelaer a6ge=
baltsn mar, ii9 on Dem @ungreb 3u
betbeiligen. Sr. 3olbenbeper bertbei=
bigte Die 8ehauptuns, bon SarOen's,
baB Die 2ungsnidwinbiu&t un6eilbar
fei. 0on Sbroen bat fi9 Sabre lang
bem Stuoium Der Subertuloiis getuio,
met uno bic @ntoefun9 semabt, bab
pbtbiIis ooer S6uinbiu6t Der 2un=
qen BON einem neuen 9ranfbeitsfeim
beruria6t piro. Dieter 6eim Dereint
fi9 nit Dem Seim, Der ben Mer3ten ieit
lanee betannt 1T, uno bon oem man
tpeib, oaB er aaes animaliIde 2eben
serft6rt uno tritt nur in Sdaen bon
2ungsnidwinoiu9t auf. rprofehOe
BON S9roen iit feit iiberseuet", fasts
Or. GOlbenbeper in ieinsr grldute=
runs, voaB Pbtbifis Der 2unsen ni&t
qe6eilt weroen tann. Sie Symphonic
Der 4rantbeit m6gen oft iabrelang per=
i9ninbsn, aber untsr stinitigen um'
ftdnoen entuideln f9 bic Seine bon
Neuem unb iiitren ben Sob berbei."
Der gonsreB befaBte fi9 bes 2dnse=
rem nit Der ginridtuns ieperater 9o-
fpitdler fiir Subertulofis=2rants gs
uurbs bsidlofen, babiu 3u wirfen,
baB niGt nur Elm isoer Staat, iOnoern
cine ieoe Stabt bon iiber 100, 900 gin-
tpobnern elm eieenes Sanitarium fir
Sdpinoii9tige erri9tet.
9rdfoent 8iIon bonn nationalen
Jraternal @onersB tbeilts Der 8ers
iammlung nit, baB bic in benz @on'
ersb bertretenen gessnieitigen nnters
fffibungs=Yereine uno Orben beabfi4-
tisen. elm Sanitarium fur S4winb.
fiidti9s su errittsn, FIR bas bic Summe
bon $1,000. 900 aufgebra&t werben
fol. Die gstanntma9ung uuroe bsi'
fdIig aufssnOmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

Cine unangenebme @rfab%
runa ma9te Der Ibppfat Srancis
Sope in geep Yorf. Gr batte dls Ners
t6eibiger i'm bprtisen Griminalgeri9t
bic Sreiipre9ung mebrerer bes Saz
f9enbiebitabls Mnseflugter betpirtt.
Gben riibnte er ii4 mod i'm Geri4tss
faale bieier @rfolse, als er Su isinem
S6reden bemertte, baB ibm feline fl Y
bare golbene 11br abbanben gefommen
mar. OaB er lie bel iih batte, als er
in's 9eribt fam, ipubte er gang gez
nau, er batte iie nod einem 8etannten
seseist, Der i'm fragte, fpie piel llbr es
lei. Sa fabre Der Seufel brein, ba4te
er, unb i'm ylu f4ipebte ibm uu4 f9on
ppr, tper bon feinen iiegrei9 pertbeibigs
ten Glienten bas &unititiid, linn feline
ubr gu fteblen, tpobl poll6ra4t baben
fDnnte. @r melbete bic Sa9e Der Pos
lisei nit elmer senauen 8eI9reibuns
r.llbr unb beg mutbn,abli9en Die
bes; unb als er toieber in fein 8urean
fam, lag bic llbr auf ieinem pult unb
elm 8eamter bonn ppliaeibuuptquurtier
ipartete bereits auf ibn, bumit er bas
&einUb als iein @isenthum reflamire.
Das seidab benn aud. Mit Der ubr
tpurbe AUDI ihr Dieb feitgsnommen.
@irh 9ope ihn AUDI biesmal pertbeis
bi9en2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
s emer.

Sin Mlarm bonn 6affen 497 rief
9eftern Mbeno sesen 8 llbr bic Geuer.
uebr na9 ben 9lnlagen Der Snoianar
polls Sanole 6actorn an Der 5arbing
Str. in @eit Snoianapolis, mo- our9
Selbftentsitnouns elm tleines Geuer
entffanbeu mar, peldes i'm 9eime ere
ftift murbe. Verluit etma $50. Ser
bonn ieIbsn 3aften furs bor Mitterna9t
ein9elaufens Nlarm bra9te bic Geuer=
mebr tpieber our ielben Stelle surad,
biesmal jeoO4 mar fein 8erluit 5u ber-
3eidnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Meteu tn Der Gbeitanos=Sotterie

Mabel Colon reidte 9eeen ibren
Satten Ni6olas Colon cine S9ei=
oun9stla9e Elm, in Der fie so, 500
alimente berlanet. Nu9 eriu9t iie
um einen girbaltsbefebl, Der ibren
8atten am 8erduBern bes gisen=
tbumes bebinbern fol-, ioipie um bic
Iuff6t tiber bas Der gbe entiproHene
2ino, iouie audi $5 m69entli9 gun,
unterbalts befelben. Ser @inbalts=
befebl murbe geitern Na9mittag Bee
millist.
@Ora Wenbbauien berlangt S9ei=
bung bon Grip Wsnbbauisn; als @runb
aiebt iie an. oab er iid bem Srunfe er=
9eben bat, oaB er fie ptrste unb
idlus nno baB fie nit Wai6en unb
ghseln gum She'll fi6 ielber srnd6rsn
mubte.
9lnna 9. WeNeal bsrlangt $500
Ilimente BON Sbornton Wfcg}eal au=
9lei9 erfudt fie UNI einsn Nuftras an
bic erffs National 8anf in Sipton ibr
$40 nebft 3inien bic Der 8ertlasie bort
binterlegt bat, aus3usablen uno an Der
Summe in Ibrednung su brinsen.
2ate Siib berlangt S9eioung bon
@m. Siib, iopie aud $500 Ilimente,
nebf $50 Mobotatentofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

Gin feItfames Greigni B
ipirb aus 8ig Simber, Mont., beria<
tet. Oie bereits in sroBen S4aaren
bon Norb.n naa Siiben aiebenben
Wilbenten tpurben ipGbrenb zines bef<
tisen Sturmes in Der pe4fdparasn
Nadt BON benz elettrifhen 2idt Der
Stabt anseaosen, fie fauiten I'm Slug
sesen bic Sslssrapbenitangen unb
Ordbte, fpobur9 cine Menge berab<
ftiirate unb setDbtet tpurbe. Mm nG4s
ften Morgen fpurben mehr als 100
Stiid in ben @traBen aufgelefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Neuer Geoernsiber,
bel Iusuft pietf d,
gde WabaTb unb 2ibertp Strabe.
Smlietta Srrem Mibl.

Superintenoent Wtorsan bom Su-
listta Srren 9lipl bat ben @ountp-
@ommihdren ieinen Beri9t fur bas am
80. September gu gnbs gegangenene
Yierteliabr ein9ereidt. Nm 1. Suli
befanben fid in Der Nnffalt "a mdnn=
Iids uno 81 usibli9e Sniafen, bier
murbsn ieitoem sntlahen uno 8 ge.
forben.
Wdbrenb Der lebten bret Monate
tpurben in bic Mnifalt aufgenommen :
Nuna Blaidti, Warsaret Tabis, ga.
muel Ss9rigg. @eo. @. Mter, Sbomas
6. Walter, Dilliam 6. Sismono,
8bomas banners. Wi0iam 2atsn unb
Ioaert g; 2sde.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
II n t q | |.

gB. 6. Smith, 524 Superior Str,
elm Bidder in Sib gdfsrei on Der Dir.
ginia AUenue, 9erietb beute, wd6reno
er elm elettrii6es 2idt iu9en uolte.
nit benz sinen 8ein IN cine nit heibem
Waher uno Gett sefhlte O.ffnung
unb bsrbrannte f6 in 10 ftr9terliasr
Deiie, oaB geto9te GleiI9tbeile an
fsinsr 2leieuns hinssn. Iadoem er
bur9 Sr. Saplep i'm Sispsniarium
nerbunosn mar, tpuroe er mittelit Nm.
bulan3 na6 ieiner @cbnung iiber-
fiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Ser Tali@mns beidulaist.

s Iorian 9apwOOb. ansebli9 Elm Jdl.
f9er, tuuroe bon &i9ter Wballon an
bic 8rOBsei9morenen iibsrmieien. Rap-
wooo lou in peoig Bros. 8rOeerp an
Der 19. StraBe beridiebene Waaren
getauft baben uno bann einen @bed fir
$40 In 3ablung geseben unb $3.50 in
@e9ielselo berausbetOmmsn baben.
Die poli3ei slaubi, baB er nod anbers
iol9er We9iel Dsrausgabte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Bnnoesseri9t.

Der Saa Der itreifenoen @lasarbeiter
Der rNmerican Glint @laB So. +" in gl.
tpOOo piro beute 8ormittas bor BUN.
oesridter Gnberion our 8srbanolung
gelongen. @s banoelt fid in bieiem
6aa barum, Oh Der gesen bic Streiter
erlaiiene @insaltsbefebl permanent ge-
ma4t tusroer iOll Obsr ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Gtn @irtb beroonuert.

Ser Wirtb Dennis 8ead, unter bea
@ntlase bes 8ertaufs bon Spirituoien
an Minberidbrise itebeno, betannte ii9
i'm @riminal=@eridt nidt idulbis.
Na9 itattsebabten 3eugenDerb6re er=
tannte &i4ter Nlforb auf iduloi9 uno
bsrbdnste cine Strafe bon $50 nebf
Soften iiber ibn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
Stein Sdaoeneriat bewillist.

Nmos s. Nnosrion, Der fiiralia Die
StraBsnbabn=@ @eieai9aft auf $4,000,
fiir anesbli9 bur9 einen Gal bon
einsm StraBsnbabnpagen erlittene
Yerlsbuneen, nerfla9te, fonnte ni9t
Die n6tbigsn 8eueiis bprbrinsen uno
bic @ei9porenen tpeieerten fi4, ibm
S9aoenerinb su3uipreden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

auerIaub bntBf9eine.-
Sobn &. Warren, Werffatt unb
Offiee, go. 124 Sscumieb Str., $500.
-Sobn u. Warrsn, 9ols, ,Wobnbaus.
IL. unb 3eeumieb Str, $4,000. =
q. g. Sulliban, Sols-Wobnbaus, 808
Yosweq 9lbe., $4,000. = q. W.
Suffp. Cottage, 1862 2ublOm Nbe..
$1025. = s. 8. WOObruff. 6ols'
WObnbaus, III Of %. Str.. $500.
.. 6. 0arlan, GOttase, part AOe.
unb 25. Str, $2500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08
S@ifSna@ri@ten.

bgefabren: 2
Wobille: .Sunefan" nod Wontreal;
.0urnefia" nod Sem Sort.
@openbasen: v9elli9 Olaba" mad New
Oorf.
9onbon: ,Qibonian na9 Wontral.
2iberpoel: yMrabic" nod Wem Dorf
bia Queenstown.
Soper: .Blt9er" bon 9amburg mad
Stem Sort pia 8oulogne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

Die v3meite airde Der
driflidsn WiReni&aft bat oas @runb.
ftdt an Der g. %. gde Der Weribian
unb Walnut fhr $4,000 gstauft. Tim
auf bemielben eine Rir&e 5u erri9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-08

e. Die beHe 5 Sent @igarre IN
Der etaot, Muao's .0OngfeQom".
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
POWNAL

The body OF the late william Green
of New York City, who was an engineer
in the Inflated Hotel Darlington, arriv-
ed Tuesday p. ~, accompanied by his
brother Shirley Green and nephew
Charles johnson. The funeral occur
red at the residence OF his sister, Mrs
N. H. Johnson Thursday. Rev f. w.
Klein pastor of the Baptist church OFF,
ciated
Tuesday an ice-gorge formed in the
Hoosick river below the dam causing
the water to flood the lower floor of
the w II. u. mill. The large hooks
of ice were piled up level with the dam
and in places reached the bridge.
Twice the mass OF ice started down
stream causing the bridge to tremble
but the ice soon stopped. At one time
barricc des were placed at each end Of
the bridge to prevent teams crossing.
but they were soon removed. Many
people visited the scene which was un-
equalled 10 their experience and sever
a photographs we're taken.
Owing to bereavement in the com
munity the Colonial dinner planned
for last Wednesday evening vas post
p )ned.
Genevieve Barber is quite i'll at her
grandfather's c. H. Barber.
George H. Dunn is reported better
Mrs N. H. Johnson is doubly aftlict-
ed having received word of the death
of another brother, Charles Green OF
Berlin, n. Y, whose funeral occurred
last Wednesday. This is the sixth
death affecting families in our com
munity that has occurred within a few
days.
Encouraging reports are heard
from Misses Maud Wright and Alice
Hout who are in the North Adams,
Mass, hospital.
S. Wright has telephoned that he
would like TO take the employees of
this mill to work nights in his Troy
mill If the ice blockade continues to
keep this mill idle
In the obituary of Miss. Meribal
Smith printed in recent issue OF the
Banner reference was made to Gen J.
M. Scott. This should have been
Gen j. NJ. Potter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
EAST ARLINGTON

Miss Lena NJ. Andrew and Allan
Nutting were married in Shushan, N.
Y, on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs
Nutting left town Sunday night for
Syracuse, N. Y, where Mr. Nutting's
people reside.
Much interest is manifested In the
Sargood case. The evening Banner
is in great demand. A number of our
citizens left town for Bennington yes
terday tn attend tie proceedings at
court, many beside those summoned
as Witnesses about sixty left on the
noon train it was said
Mitchell Hard is reported as gain
ing, but is still very weak
We saw farmers outfit go through
he village, conveying the gathering
tub" used in sugar time, which had
evidently been sent up for repairs, in
order to be ready for rush. This is
the first indication we have seen of the
approaching sugar season, but the
indications of the weather are very
forbidding as to imminent sweetness,
today. We hope twill be a season of
''liquid sweetness, long drawn out
when it does come, to compensate for
the scarcity aforetime.
Orlln ID. Andrew of North Adams
was in town Saturday, making fare
well calls on friends and relatives.
Mr. Andrew is about to start on a
| long rejected tour Of the west, the
objective point being California,
where he intends to settle, should the
outlook proved favorable. We wish
him success in his venture.
Mr. Smith of Exeter, N. H., has fin
ished his work at the chair'factory,
and leaves town today. While here
Mr. Smith boarded at Mrs J. NJ.
Walkers.
John Mann went to Brattleboro
on Tuesday to take Mr. Ishmael Bent
ley TO the Brattlebor Retreat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
RUTLAND RAILROAD.


ECorrected TO October H. 1908. Trains leave
Bennington daily. except sunday, unless
otherwise noted.
GOING SOUTH.
lao m-EXpress daily for Troy, Albany
and New York.
1858 Passenger for Troy, Albany aHd
New York
19ISO p m-Mail for Troy, Albany, New York
and West.
3iIO Z" Flyer for Troy. Albany and New
York
sos - Express for Troy and Albany.
7i4O Passenger daily for Troy and Al
bany.
GOING NORTH.
1915 m-Exprsss daily for Rutland, Burning
ton, Montreal, Ogdensburg and
West. Pullman sleeping cars TO
Montreal and Ottawa.
1905 - Passenger daily for Rutland and
Burlington.
2.3O p m-F1yer for Rutland, Burlington, Mon.
treal and Ogdensburg. Pullman
parlor car TO Montreal
0t1S p n-LocAl Passenger for Rutland. Bur
lingtou and intermediate stations.
Trains from Rutland arrive at Termination
90 a. M, l. 40, 40 and S;l0 p. m. Trains nom
Troy arrive at 12:45, 1925 and . 30 a. M, 90,
4;s6 and 6:46 p. m.
CHATHAM DIVISION.
$40 a m-Passenger for Chatham and New
York.
$50 p m-Passenger for Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at li:O6 a. m. and
Glib p. m.
c, y. NuGMo. Gen. Passenger Agt.
GEO. T pARVIs, Vice President and
Rutland. VI. General Manager.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
NORTH PowNAL

Miss Bessie L. Gardner returned
Monday to Northfeld Seminary after
spending a few days with her parents
in Pownal.
Mrs Fred'k Fostmiller aud children
of Worcester, Mass, are spending a
few weeks with her parents Mr. and
Mrs D. c. Gardner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
CAMBRIDGE .

Miss Ada Maxon has completed the
course at Troy Business college.
Miss Nathena Cramer is in New
York City
The fourth committee Of the Ladies
Aid society OF the Presbyterian church
had thimble party and food sale at
Miss Gray's Saturday afternoon from
3 to s O'Clock.
Mrs Florence Coon and son Guy
have moved to Greenwich.
VIM Hitchcock has purchased the
Gaynor place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10

ECOrrected TO october II, 1908. Trains leave
Bennington daily. except Sunday, unless
otherwise noted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
SPRING y TROUSERS
From Mill to Man

We have received two hundred pair of pure
wOrsted Spring trousers which if bought from
manufacturers would have to be retaed for S.
But the cloth from which these were made came
direct from the mill and the pants were made up
by us. Two or three profits cut out enables you
to get them at less than wholesale prices Don't
take our word for this, come look for yourself
That's the way to test the accuracy of our ads
They are worth $500. Our GO EO
price is POoOO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10

FoIey's Kidney Cure makes the kid
neys and bladder right. Contains
neutrality-suspicious.. For sale by B. A.
Quinian.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
BROUGHAM
=. SERVICE

Carriage ready every minute to take
you TO any part of the village for s5c
Ladies can save dollars on clothes and
in comfort by having our brougham
take them to church or for afternoon
calls, parties OF shopping trips. Warm
carriages for cold days.
Always ready, day or night % cents
per trip or so cents per hour. Call by
telephone
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10

Ny, wasn't that busy store then. You remember how
completely lost my head the crowd and just bought and
bought actually with my eyes shutyet everything turned
out lovely"
More new goods at Dysdales than before and
their buyer New York this week after late Easter novelties
yon say Well Pm asonished think every their
grows better and beenot only in assortment but i'll
many little convenences and also the most agreeable way the
salesok have of making visit very pleasant
How are you, Jack Yes very we'll thank you. No;
we're not going bargain hunting you smart size up
every time go shopping there. You all just
hateful as you can be.
~ think particular women-ahem care just much
often more-for good quality and late style do for low
price Those who think only of the price in reality the
extravaganza instead of the economical buyers Oh
laugh if you toyour have been sadly neglec
ted"
Yes did once upon a time when | young aud in.
nocent buy of aLslk hose for twenty three pair
marked down from dollar besides whole lot of other truck
Those dollar gloves for fortynne certainly
beauts but have got wise since and go the dependable
store"
Say, Jack, want to you against carrying much
money around your person. It's awully dangerous Think
of it. Horrors! Men murdered every day for their money
gives the cold shvers talk of even last night
my dreams you held up by bad bold robbpr-what
premoniton. beg of you make Molly your ~
banker, this week at least III tip her off to
the safest investments Drysdale's offers
assure you also I'll give her free a most lib
eral education in upto-date petticoat fnan
ciering." WA
You'll try it You're dear"
Zone minute central"
" Hello Molly Yes leave herein an hour
Isn't it almost scrumptously scrumptious. ~
Ia ia; Tam off to dress brrr b-r-rr-at %& IS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVING.

Corrected TO Oct is. 1908. Trains leave Ben
ningtOn daily, except Sunday unless otherwise
noted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10

0HELLO MOLLY! Yes, III be in
4 L Bennington on first train. Meet
you at Drysdales3 -Splendid idea-just the
place"
"Isn't it awfully iolly--rve no end of
shopping to do"
Oh, yes I've heard a great deal about
their new goods--Surely everything must be
exquistely new after that big January sale of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-03-10
SPRING
SHIRTS -.

! Our great clearance sale
5 of last Summer CLEARED
5 that you know. Result is
& this seasons goods are all
5 new, SO when we say Spring
: shirts it's this Springs goods,
: not last. This Spring many
new colors and shades have
I been brought out. The trend
of styles is to dark colors,
) but, Of course, we have light
s ones. We carry the best
( shirt on the market, that is
B MONARCH. 1t comes
3 from Cluett, Peabody & Co.,
! the largest shirters q M
in the world N.VU
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07

Northern Manchuria. They are
speculating upon the horrors that
would characterize such a winter
campaign and wondering if the
story of the sufferings at Shipka
Pass is to be repeated. The Rus
slams are confident, however, that
if the worst comes their hardy SOL
diery can stand the severe cold
better than can their adversaries.
A dispatch received here from
Vladivostok says the Japanese
commercial agent there, acting un-
der orders from Toxic, has issued
a circular informing the Japanese
residents of the country that those
who wish to do SO can proceed to
Japan on board the British steam
ship Afridi, which has arrived
there.