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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
9asdrl anf Ntm 9dneebuotn.

Die nddIte dItere @ernanbte beg BE-
riibmten Gpriders profeFor Sr. @rnIt
9osdel in Send, Der tiir5li6 feinen
20. Ge~burtstdg feierts, Iebt in Berlin.
Gs 1T feline 3ante, cine bereits 90idb=
rtes ebripiirbiss Dame, Srl. Bertba
Getbs. sic 1T bic So6ter zines boben
9eamten, Der bic 6reibeitstrieae mits
gemd6t bat. an ibrem berii6mten
Reffen-sibr Sunge," fast lie 3drtIi6
-bGn9t ie nit GROCER 2iebe, unb
9dedel eripibert bis1e 3uneigung in
elmer riibrenoen Dsife. Oils er Dor IL
Sobren msbrers Doden in Berlin fid
%auFbtelt, pobnte er bel ieiner Sante
uno no6m babel ale llnbequemlihteit
germ in ben &auf. RiidIiGtspoa unb
iinfud, geltattets er ni9t einmal, bah
bic alts Dame fir ibu elm Eager in
tinem 3immer oufitelen IieB, Ionbern
f6lief in einsm uneuitliden SGnsss
bOben. no beut3ufdss niht me9r unIere
0isnftmGb6en boufen mDgen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
@fnankrnfplitttr.

Sts Msbrbsit Der Wsnibsn 1T Ielbitblino
BON ibrem siatnen SD ieben ne aud niat
,tne 2inie ri6tie.
@is oein Slid lein Iolte, merritt on on
benz tberihdbeuoen ReiOs oeiner Mitnens
Iben.
Die Yfli6t Der qegionIiateit Ihuf 0rsAis
mole, ocs moOerns sGstt Der psri0nii9tsit'
I6afit Rorilatursu.
Gs eibt aud sinsn bpsisniihen SsrfoIs
eun9spc5nanu, Der oos ean3s Seben in tia
EabonrcaaeH Dor benz 9oos p%eriponoelt.
Nis 9rautpaar lsbt man getrsant, ober
innio %persint; als GbspoGr p~srsint, cher
Iehr oft snf5iUsit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
Orr asshrte Gan.

Dor 8eginn zines 9untstts, bos Der
enelifde Premierminifter @%lobTone
gab, lieB Ii6 Elm reDfsIiger alter 9err
benz Miniiter poritelen uno iiberIniits
tete ibn nit elmer gan3en 6lutb bon
S6mei9eleien. 0sm MiniIter nurcen
BITE iibtrtriebensn 2obSserbebuneen bolo
Idfti9, er ipenrete i6 ab unb lieB Ii6
ermiibet in ben nGfIten SeEel fallen.
Gber Der alts 9err, onItdtt nun Teiner
Ne9e 3u aeEen, blieb Iteben, Inn bonn
pergnii9t in Ii6 binein lG6eInb ben
StubI oes Miniters 81 umtreilen. Gr
f4ien etDas iogen 81 polIen, iib aber
bod 3u i6eueu, @labItons, Der bies
enbIi9 bemertts, fragile nun ni6t Iebr
freunbli6: .Dinf9en sic nod etipds
bon mir, mein 6err?4
nd nein-nein, Cure @rceaen3,"
lGdeIte Der QIte, Iid Die Sdnbe rei6enb,
ynur-nur pieleiht geitaitsn sic, bah
i4 mid ii6eruus eeebrt uno qIiidlih
l9dbe, boB-ooB msin Sut Die unz
i4dBbore Gbre eenieBt, oenielbeu
Stu6I gu beniiben, BEN Der grDBie
Wldnn oes Sabrbunoerts-"
MRit einem Rud tpar Der MiniIfer
dufesIprunGen uno betru9tete nun
ipebmiitbig bic llsberreite bes einTtmols
g%Idn3enoen Gplin6ers. ouf ben er f6
our beIonoersn 6reube Ieines Safes ges
febt bate.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
a.a' uas s&did.
p.a ssINa

Va. Rit aabts illtbn uup rlnnen,
MrAHnt best nidh 8iaubi ~ nidi,
eanelsm tomali penn pds AftAnfa 4.
aus unb &@fitd lptgesn IiMit
ava uEb E0ettdl sisb D0s eSit
ltab Vas @aiS uts<i % birl
60 no Tets bic Nthtbt tote.
9slltr 6raai tptlGt Ibrt 8t,r.
Dat nas @iNdlstn aasstlduitt,
Ias bth ritt ga Auesnoalnd,
Eitb, mie OH ois Aelt hh t%peiist,
Alartr, iuabreT oetntm Bid.
Rub 5itbt elm In Detus Sttte,
!. Sic pobi 0iammen eiah ourblobt,
Nilosr ihauit on Shulo gES btblt,
liefsr ibouii on gsbeu - 1op.
planhen Wdrtieiu febt on ragen,
8en poretm oein Mug nt6t Job,
Qubt On pielem jest entia8en,
~ einit 6srnes Jest Dir nab.
2trn' %sutIoacu! S%uaenoeitti
StrGube oi6 ben Sabren niht;
sorgt nur, bah wte oeiu Shsittl
60 pein Mug ou6 iperoe Iiht!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11

xlslt bic a nnln, Ed abrit i. Ia.
isbli, nccs, eab man bier ouf r~pslti,r
nu Shnsfiippt fem atbtH iitB iur
ben Dsinb obtr einsn 6rsmotn! alio
psriitgtn
Die beiben aleiierer iaben iin emf
felt on uno pubten isinen Raib. Sum
glid ouusrts ibr S6rsden niht LANCE.
Ses 3ibrsrs f6Grfs auesn ntoedten
has alpine DrabtisiI an .intm Rod
borfslfen. aIlo bod niht auf fals
fdem Ntge, Tie srtdHntsu oos jsBt
gang gut. aber bic Gortfebun9 bes
Bonoes bait. ii6 offsnbor obsebrOdslt
unO par NIT benz StsiuI6Iag gu 9baI
gerolt-
9luB, aber rubis unb ia9tunOig
beristben Tie auf Dieiem l9panten 30
ben. pa ribrte Ii6 stipds am 5ube
beS acknowledgement Jsis3aden. Sin
Stein roQte bindb. Nufmertfdm, UNI
ii9 gegen etfpaige 9efabr 81 Idiben,
fab Gbsrbarb binub, unb fat bait. ibn
bds @rauIen an gefdbrliher STEELE
unIider gema6t.
Ri9t BON IelbIt fisl Der SIein. Cine
bIutenbe Sanb aus Serfsbtem Gsrmel
bate ibn NIT leBtem 8rGfteuuflpanG
bonn @sItetn d~bgebrDdelt, perglaIte gus
gen rarrtsn btlfefle1enO nud Oben. no
G6erbaro Itano.
Sdrtmutbl pa unten i9peroers
tpunbet, Oielsiat iterbeno-
Die entIsBli9e Gage bes QbgeItir3,
ten perIie6 ibm nsue Eraft.
Der Bi6rer I9ldng oaS Sell UNI
einsn .3aden, uno Gbsrbdro I6pang
Ii9 binab. Dem grauIen S4luno, pr
in jeber RiBc, in ieoem 6elienlo6e gle
rig Der Sob I%auerte, entrang er mi
ei9ener 2ebensgefabr ben baIbtooter
6eino, Der ongsIi9ta Der iebnIi6tie
ertparteten 9ilfe Obnmddtig geipprOer
lpar.
Ro9oem in Der 6itte our Bieber-
bsIebung pe5 8erungliidten aues mil
@rfoIg gei6e6en uno Elm NotbOerbanr
angelegt mar, trait StiQe Elm.
Die IeBten @GIte itiseen nit BEN
Subrer ab, ben Qr5t 81 I6iden. @ber.
barb lab am Eager oes &ranten, Der
ob urlo gu per3peifelte S9reie aus
itieB, bic einen srf6iitternbsn Ginbrud
ma6ten. Bas muBte Der Qrme in
LANCER, bangor Ra6t ausgeItanben Pa.
Zen!
SSeBt fabsn bic augen aus benz mel.
ben 9u3eberbanb Iu6enb lumber uni
blieben nit unenolt9 IiebeDolem Bid
ouf @berbarb bafteu.
g9ib mir 3eine !6ono, 8stter-laE
Dir bdnten-"
Qd9elnb rsi9te inn Der bic Re9te.
SD babe oos 2sben lisb, unb Oh
Daft IS mir ueu geI6entt, troB alien
tbue mir bic Gbre an, @berbarD, meme
S9neIter 5ur 5rOu 81 ma3en-Iet
mein 8ruber unb luB uns ipie 8riiber
tbeiIen."
D2it tieIer, md6tiger Rii6runc
briidte @berbarb bebutiom Die 3er.
I9unbene 5anO bs8 Jeinbes, aus ber
er fem Slid no6m. lle6er ben eiF3er
9oB in ibren Seelen ipebte Die 2iebt
pis Sbauptno. SbaulpinD. - Nlij
Isiiem &oien pebte er l6met9eInb I'm
bic 9iitte, t~letterts frob 81 ben Girneu
binauf ibnen oas ernIte Sterb,tlelh
aus3u3ieben unb trug IS bann, IGu
iber Die 5%elsrippen Ttrsi9enb uni
our4 bic O%erborgenIten 8amiRe tgsno.
binob in's Sbal.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
@hrn,,n.

2tutnant: rg8is beiBt Dein
S6ab9"-8 ur de: .Gertrub. =
6 eu tnant: ,9as lit uber msrts
piiroig 8raut bat oenIeIben
8Ornamen, "-9 DE: .Sa. i9
nsnns lie AUDI bios Dem Serrn 2eurs
nant gu GbrsH iO-eieentli9 beiBt lie
onbers"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
8tarkr Brrtr1 Huup.

g tuoi us (5u ieinsm
Sdneiber, Der ibm bic Re9nung prds
ientirts): DDiFen sic mus. tommen
Sic in bier BO9en-id psroe Sbnsn
banu Iagen, mann sic lpieoer Tom
men t6nnen!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
3erHreut.

g d ii Ter gum 9rpfeFor):
rSerr ProfefOr, sic baben uns bas
Iebtemal beFobIen, sic beute gu srins
nern, oaB sic iiber bas 9ebirn bes
Weniden portragen pOuen, "-p 7 o.
fs1or: .2ofen sic mid bod in
Huhe, i9 babe jebt anbers 9inge I'm
aolfe. als bas 0ebirn bes Menihen!l"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-11
ahnrhartet.

9taterS9attin: sic elous
ben gar ni9t, !pis o~bgehGrtst msin
Mann lit! Sci fiinf3ebn @ruo aGlts
bi6tst er nod-6ribIingslisber!!"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
NORTH RUPERT

We are glad to learn that Halle
Barnes who has been having q severe
attack of appendicitis and who is now
in Salem, is still gaining.
o. p. Black and daughter, Mildred,
were in Poultney last week.
William Hall who has been suffering
from blood poison is gaining slowly.
Miss Bessie Sheldon passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Merritt
Sheldon.
The school here taught by Miss
Julia Winchester closed last Friday.
The following pupils were not absent
a day: Mile Phillips, Flossie Reed,
Eva and Jennie Cook and Ida Shell
don.
Miss jamie Leach closed her school
In Pawlet Friday and is home for her
V Ylcation.
Miss Minnie Herrick of East Rupert
completed a course at TEA, Poultney,
and graduated last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin Smith of Pawlet
visited at Farley Palmer's last week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
Annual Gathering Of Alumni Of North Ben
nIngton High School.


North Bennington, June 2lst:-
The Alumni Association of the
North Bennington High School held
its annual reception in Bank Hall,
Friday evening, June seventeenth.
There was large attendance. The
president James Meagher 40, presid-
ed at the business meeting. After
Ii stening to the reports of the secre-
tary and-treasurer, the following Off
GERS we're elected to serve the associ-
alton for the year ensuing,
President, Mrs Griffin '9l; vice-pres-
ident Mrs W r White 10; secretary,
Mrs George Howard 'ol; assistant
secretary, Miss Margaret McGovern
'94; treasurer, 9 Edward Knapp 49,
Following the business meeting was
very enjoyable entertainment, con-
sisting of music by the Arion quartette
o. Bennington and readings by Miss
Ruth Martin.
Refreshments of ice cream, lady
fingers and macaroons, were served.
The young people tnen enjoyed dane
ing for time, with H S Phillips at
the piano.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
SOUT DORSET.

Jay McNaboe of New York spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs Margaret
Cody.
John Eastman and son George OF
Rutland we're here on business Mon
day.
HAL Crandall and sister Melissa OF
Winhall were visiting relatives here
over Sunday.
Miss Alice Leahey of Fair Haven
and Miss Margaret Mccarthy of North
Adams are guests of Mrs Cody this
week.
Don't forget the meeting at school
hall this Friday evening.
Dannie Blackmer aged IL has COM
menced work at the quarry of Nor
cross and West as signal boy. Ee
will be paid Sl.0O day for ten hours
on duty, which is not laborious.
Back in the fifties a boy would work
from five until eight o'clock for $500
month, still some harpers will say,
times are hard for laboring man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
PARKER HAS
THIS STATE
Delegates Elected Today Are
for Him.
PORTER FOR GOVERNOR
Democratic State Convention
Held This Forenoon at BurIing.
ton-The Ticket.

Burlington, June 22:-The Demo
cratic state convention was held here
today with a large attendance, It was
called to order by E. S. Harris of
Bennington and G. II. Pape of Barre
was made chairman. The following
state ticket was nominated.
Governor, Eli h. Porter of Whining
ton,
Lieutenant governor c. L. Nc
Mahon of Stowe.
Secretary of State, c. y. Watson of
st Albans.
Treasurer, A. ]. sibley of Mont
pelier.
Auditor, j. E. Walsh of Pittsford.
The four delegates at large to the
Democratic national convention are
V. A. Bullard Of Burlington, Elisha
May of st Johnsbury, j, E. Burke of
West Rutland and G. W. Melcher OF
Barre.
They are not instructed but are for
Parker. There were some Hearst men
in the gathering but they we're in the
minority.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
H0oSICk.

Miss Helen QIackenbush has resurn-
ed home for tfe summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Donnelly left
for Woodford Monday where they ex-
pect to spend the summer season.
Mrs Charles Haynes and her friend
of Hoosick Falls spent the day Tues
day with Mrs Jay Babcock and Mrs
C X Potter.
Rev Mr. and Mrs w. S. Coons and
Miss Sarah and Ellen Crandall spent
he day Wednesday with A A Brim-
mer and daughter Mrs Shepard Fonda.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
P0WNAL GRADUATION.
Exercises Of Public Schools Held Last Friday
Night.

Exercises of Public Schools Held Last Frdsy
Night.
Pownal, June 2l.--At the Methodist
church Friday evening, June Il, three
hundred people listened to what were
perhaps the finest exercises ever given
in that church, the occasion being the
graduation of the ninth grade of the
grammar school.
The program was long and varied
one and not only reflected great credit
on the pupils themselves, but also
spoke much in praise of the teacher
who had so persistently and effectively
drilled them. All seemed bound to
bring honor to their school, for recita-
tions and music alike, went off with
out single break. The class sang
several times, and piano solos were
rendered by three of its members.
The program opened with a prelude
played by Miss Grace Blanchard,
which was followed by a prayer by
Rev Mr. Klein Of the Baptist church.
Miss Katherine Purcell then gave
the presidents address, which was
full of sound advice, and was much
appreciated by her classmates.
The class history by Miss Maude
Grady contained the usual number of
amusing hits.
In the "Olla Padrita," Miss Edna
Ladd ELECTED much intere,t sting infor-
nation.
The class poem which was brought
the class motto, flower and colors,
was sweetly delivered by Adelaide
Klein.
The prophecy and prophecy on
prophecy predicted wideawake and
varied career for the class. The sem
ior charge gave much good counsel to
the coming ninth grade, wherein they
needed little kindly instruction.
The will, by Grace Blanchard, was
marvel of legal terms.
Mary Purcell gave a very brief essay
"Keepers of Light"
The gifts which we're provided by
May Bigart, melted much laughter
Some Of them were string to remind
the recipient to never whisper again,
a jumping rope, book Of palmistry
for the prophet, receipt for bashful-
ness and lighted lantern. The last
gift in the basket was toilet set CIV
en- by the class to their teacher Miss
Sophia Norwood, which partly showed
their appreciation of her work with
them.
Rev Mr. Mitchell gave an extremely
interesting talk to the class.
The church was trimmed with the
class colors, red and white, and look
ed very pretty.
-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
Notice

Office of the Bennington Water Com
pany, Bennington, VT, June 20 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Bennington Water Company will
be held at the Office of Henry w. Put.
nam in said Bennington, on Tuesday,
July II, 1904, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the purpose of electing a
board of directors of said company for
the year ensuing; also to transact any
other necessary business when met.
E. Fl. Putnam
Vice President
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
SIMMONS
GIBSON
Charming Wedding at No.
Bennington.
PARTIES WELL KNOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Are to
Live at Hoosick
Falls.
PARTIES WELL KNOWN

The marriage of Miss Carolyn Mary
Simmons of North Bennington, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Horatio
Clayton Simmons of that village, to
John Waite Gibson, a rising young
business man of Hoosick Falls, which
took place at her home Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock, was the leading So
cial event of the season in that village.
The father of the bride is one of the
leading manufacturers of the town.
The bride was educated at Wheaton
seminary, is pretty and accomplished
and favorlte in Bennington society.
Goldsmith's orchestra furnished the
music.
Rev Charles H Peck was the officia
ting clergyman, the ring ceremony be-
ing used. The interior of the entire
house was decorated with daisies and
ferns, the couple standing under an
arch and bell of flowers.
The bride was given away by her
father. She was charmingly attired
in white lusane silk trimmed with gold
embroidery, wore a bridal veil and
carried white sweet peas. She was at.
tended by Misses Sara Gibson of
Hoosick Falls, who wore white point
d esprit and Miss Edith Walbridge of
this village, whose gown was white
crepe de chine, and both carried white
daisies. Their favors from the bride
were brooches.
The best man was Rueben Austin Of
Hoosick Falls. The ushers were Am.
vel Baker of this village, John Liv-
ingston, Fred Austin, William Nesbit
OF Hoosick Falls. Their favors OF all
from the groom we're monogram stick
pins.
Following the ceremony was recep-
tion during which time an opportunity
was given to view the many beautiful
and costly presents which consisted of
gold, silver, brio a.brac, cut glass and
other valuables, among, them being
solid silver loving cup, presented by
Governor Mccullough. Refreshments
were served by a caterer from North
Adams and many congratulations were
extended to the young couple.
Many friends from out of town were
present, Hoosick Falls being especial
ly we'll represented. Among the num-
Der were Mr. and Mrs Calvin E. Keach
ofLansingburg; Mr. and Mrs c. A
Waldron, Waterford; Miss Halle
Blackfan, Miss Lizzie Gilbert, Miss
Irene Ward, Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs
John Gibson, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Gibson, Rev E. p Berry and wife, Mr.
and Mrs Danforth Geer, Mr. and Mrs
c. G. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs Chester
Gillispie, DR. aud Mrs F. r. Judson,
Mr. and Mrs Ira Hawkins, Hoosick
Falls; j. D. SHREDDER, Troy; Frederick
Gowlin, North Adams.
Following short we lding trip, Mr.
and Mrs Glbsol will take up their res
idence in Hoosick Falls where home
is nearly ready for them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
DELEGATES
FOR BELL
Republican CaucuseS Held
Last Evening.
COUNTY ALSO FOR BELL
Of q Delegates So Far Elected
In This County l0 Are
for Bell.
COUNTY ALSO FOR BELL

The republican caucus to elect .dele-
gates to the state and district convent
ions when candidates for state tffices,
and for congressman from the first dis
trict are to be named, was held Tues
day evening. Charles II. Mason was
chairman, Henry L. Stillson secre-
tary. These delegates we're elected
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
SCORES SUCCESS.
II. Webb Chamberlain Company Make Hit At
Library Hall Theatre.

Last night at Library hall theatre
the H. Webb Chamberlain Co., pre-
sented ''In Idaho" to a fair sized
audience and the piece was we'll staged
and costumed each one OF the cast
played their parts in a manner that
showed that they knew their parts,
the specialties were as usual good,
the singing of the illustrated songs
was a feature.
Tonight the company will present
the well known play, "Monte Cristo. "
This play is so we'll known that the
name itself ought to fill the theatre.
Remember and get your seats early.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
Some Has Said that Half the World Doesn't Know How the Other
DIES OF LOCKJAW
John Lovett Of Dorset Brother Of Mrs Robert
Johnson.

John Lovett of Dorset aged 80, died
Monday morning in the Rutland city
hospital of lockjaw, He was taken
there three weeks ago from Dorset
His right foot had been crushed by a
block of marble in an East Dorset
quarry and was amputated, after which
tetanus set in, A wife and four child.
ren survive him.
He was a brother in law of Rober
Johnson formerly connected with the
National Express company in this
Office.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
Fairbanks to Be Nominated For
Vice President.

Chicago, June .. The convention
will continue through tom orrow.
Fairbanks will be unanimously nomi-
mated for vice president. Hit and
Springer withdraw.
The delegates will go to st Louis
Friday as guess of the exposition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
SPLENDID CONCERT.
Reeves Band. Best Ever Heard In Bennington.
Last Evening.

keeVeS band. BEST ever 1eard In bennington.
Last Evening.
The concert by Reeves American
band of Providence, at the opera house
Tuesday evening was considered by
the audience the best ever heard in
Bennington, and it is highly creditable
to Company X to have secured so fine
an attraction.
The audience was an apprehensive
one and almost every number was
encored making the progress almost
too long. Intelligent criticism here is
impossible, and it is suffices to say
here. that every part of the program,
was all that could be expected or de-
sired.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
RUTLAND COUNTY TICKET.

Anti Clement Crowd Was in Absolute Control
There.
The Rutland county convention was
held Tuesday. The anti Clement
crowd was in control and the nomina-
tions made were as follows:
Senator'S: H. o. Carpenter of Rut-
land; d. d. Burditt of Pittsford; ".
II. Rowland OF Poultney and j. E.
Buxton of Middletown Springs.
States attorney, h. A. Lawrence of
Rutland.
Judges of probate, T. C. Robbins of
Rutland and H. L. Clark of Castleton.
Sheriff, ID. p. Peabody.
Assistant judges, G. d. Wheaton Of
Pittsford and r. NJ. Lewis of Wells.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-22
Sick wives and Daughters.

You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and back
ache, symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers lose no time in
securing DR. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, Of Rondout, N. Y. 1t will
cost only one dollar and is m uch cheap
er than sickness. Write to DR. David
Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, n. Y, for
free sample bottle.
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The jury continued a verdict of not
guilty today in the case OF State VS.
Danforth, and he was set free.
Erskine and Seeley went up this
afternoon and their cases are set for
trial
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NOTICE +!

The stockholders of theIBennington g. Glas-
tenbury Company are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting OF said Company and election
of Directors and other officers of said Company
necessary TO be elected by the stockholders will
lbe, held at he First National Bank, at North
Bennington, Vermont, on the first Tuesday,
being the fifth day of July, A. D.; 1904, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
o. NJ. BARBER, Clerk.
Dated at North Bennington, VT, June H.
1904.
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NOTICE.

The report that is going about
Frank Bromley's parting Orrin Hall
and wife is false.
Orrin Hall,
Frank E Bromley
East Arlington, vt.
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To Whom Il May Concern i;

Having been appointed, by the Hon. Probate
Court for the district of Bennington, guardian
OF the pc. son andestate Of George H. Shurtleft
of said Be bennington, hereby give notice that
will pay no bills of his contracting from the
date of my appointment, and all persons are
forbid to harbor or trust him on my account.
ALEXANDER X. RlTCHIE,
Guardian OF George H. Shurtleff.
Bennington, VT, June 9th, 1904.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
Showers tonight Thursday partly
cloudy.
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE

DOY WANTED-TO deliver newspapers at
ID Bennington Centre, Apply at Griswold's