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ShuIratbsS erbanciunsen.

Cine restIrpdbigs Beriammluns pOu Der
S6albtb0ros UOu benz ~SnSsptRSsut S6uI
oiltritt pou Gursta. 2 q. purSs ON 10,
Sept. 1904. IN Der Ctrcs pom I. 8. cooper
sur Csouuns semlsn.
Brdfoent Rstnborei iabrts Den Sope, Mn
weleno Datsn bic foIseuos Ritslisosr Sou
canon. Gieot, Suhin, Shambsr uno Stols
Ter.
SoS Prototou Der Isbttu Ssriommluna
wuroe ~UerIeleu uno aussnommsu.
Aut antrus purOsn bic iolsenos Rsdunus
gen erlaubt;
Sobn Slipfsl, o @o6en ertra ar.
bert 5000
9OuaubsUortbs part gumIer so.
Noii 4.i0
WidoeI Dditsl, cine SoOuns SdnO 100
Aui antras uertasts itd Der Ratb.
9o. 9tuas, 6lert.
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Nihtiae Retts.

Nile Ginwobncr osn Gureta lino
biermit eriudlt eaS 9etbrcnnen bon
popier. 2irob, 0ea uue iouItiaC
gbiiue imuerbcIb Der Stootoren5C
coer oui ibren reip. g0obnpIobe, Elm.
3u'tellen, iuie eS Die OroinouS Don
Der Stoot Guretn pori6reibt. Dos
Verbrennen 0 ollerlei Nbi6uen ins
nerbnIb ben ScidditSpldBcn Der
Stoot, 1T an oieier SohreSSeit oonj
b%eionoerS 9cidbrlid), uno miro bic
lcni9e Serion Deer perionen, Die
oieIc Sroiuan6 Ieruerbin nid)t od).
ten, Dem 6eieBe gemdb isiort be'
trait merocu.
Sreo 6epperIe,
5-l2 DIT. Wlnnor
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SefenntniHe eimes Vrieiters.

Reo. SUbu 2. Gor. bon 0ote,
arf., idreibt; SD lit II Sabre an
SeIbiud)t. Sdl t%oniuItirte cine gn.
SobI aer5te uno oerIudlte ole grten
WleoiSin, obnc 6iiIfe az Iinoen. Donu
bsgum id ben 6ebroudb bon Glet.
triId1eu Sittern mno IiihIe iebt, Bob
id BON elmer Groutbeit beireit bin,
Die midi Sp6II Sabre umtIommert
bieIt", y0enn Gle cine o~ertrouenS.
piiroi9e yieoiStu seseu 2eber' uno
ylierenleioen, Wio9euitDrunoeu ODER
du9cmleine SdWdhe piiniden, 10
oerId)oiien Gle Iidl GIettriIden 9it.
tern. Gr lit ourd ale Apotbeter "a
rontirt. yhur SOC.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-12

aW
ae vs ~ sna M4a
Nttfsa ais bs N ~
1VHFEa sac gsss Mfdapu.sa
3n mat bstra uH, atsa mstasa
lst es pta pea eaftla turrypi
abs uut whE elisn hlsthst tommsn
aa gstseu. mts it ua ibtsn aben.
usH,sule Rebsu Va psy coNnana.
eoh aus piris ysie,. oeIdls Ad mil
ihgsu announcements tm yladtonee
bsl,nNsn b0lpiai, ibvsn NepNidhn.
aen nodltommsu lpsresn. seidnet
%dnnaSooH
=. 3. Roe,
DercuSaeber,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-12

9abt ibr einen gutcn boppelten
6anapilu9 notbis, Damn fommt az
MnS, mir 9~orontiren ben IeidteItoes
betoep umo SuIrieoenIteIeuIten pTue.
eludl boben mir ben beriibmten vSbe
2eodl" Srsom. Sepnrntor, @ultioo.
tors. Wlitd,ea Wdsen 8us9ieS uno
ale Sorm Wioidinerp lino critic
RioTie. DoS' beriihmte goluole Diebl
TtetS immcr on 6ano. Spred1t oe.
digit bel unS Dor, ebe Gle IouIt no
fduIen. preiIe, unr 9eoinsm9en
ridtie; man iiberSeuse Iid1 ielbIt.
adtuassooI,
Jloot & 6ebriioer Geim.
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9fiMt nmiere Sadle. ObaIei

ee nidlt in %unIern 9ereid tommt, mt
fern SeIern uor5uibreiben, lpeIde
0ieoiain lie uebmen %Iolen, 10 fDn,
uen mir ood1 nid)t umbin, ipenn
mir Die 3eu9uiIie, ole ieoe Wode III
uuIeren Spalteu erid)einen oils UloB'
itab onIeaeu, 5u bemerten. ooB Sor.
mis- Nlpentrduter. Ylutbeleber unr
itreitis oieI Suites rpirtt.
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Sraden in ieim Gams Elm.

Q. &c 0uim, BON Sauenoiib, 9t.
Ieiner iblid)eu 6eIunobeit
ourd) d)roniihe 0erltupiuns beroubt.
gIls Or Sings yteue 2ebenspillen M
Elm 0ouS eiubrod)en. muroe lein
uebeI 9ebemmt uno ieBt lit err pous
Itdnoi5 furirt. 8ieieIbeu Iino sorou.
tirt an beilen. 25c IN allen N~potbefen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-12
NnaM0NLl III lAk ST

feHs*t avNA fAsn v @ssSsss NNt a M
kaeNt AsM X Nhsae ~s
sesvVEhN a haNNr iAAu0 NAsA l rw
essrss wysAAaes Hf sFn WauAF h
M An sn haakaY NswmtsF eta ftl
tANsese Az tseas sg eetMkA Is aei 3 ia
NJ eNes dAy hs0sewd ~ % Ma rpAi saiAas a
sAst AN@atS NJ MeiaAegpsn @afA ttsAR@A
whtsA EAs tAara "a rma asa Aa gfsvlsas sre
Ave aei@pReot ana snAla EmlaNi Sass sale
aat saks plaee ~ eae ~saFa hstase in ths sit-
lAss ~ k@aa~ tna ccaaty wsat ~ sAAA ssastY,
sSaanuasnciag AZ e'etpc1 ~ saW sar and ~ b.
c0Rtiaa@i fr5Ha dSy ~ dss " aece~sAry
aaSlW al ~ ava real sAists shai have ue~a
saiA
wisnss, mas hana thls ist day ~ uctotsr
A \ 20
John Pias
Treasures ~ McphsFNau Caantv u
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Staotratb.G erbanolnnsen.

6ureta, 2. q, |. OCTOBER 1904.
Gine rsselmdBise Seriammluns Don Der
etabtbeborOe Don Der StaOt Guretd Durbe
,ulammeuberuleu. nuO Oo tetn Quorum oil
welenb mar, 10 uertosts lid Die 9eboros bis
am 9ieusta9 Abeno, ben 4. Ottober.
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Mn S6mIbeamten.
20 q brer r.

.Sf peroe ben IA. uo 10. Otto
Der IN Der Staotba0e in Gureto Ieiu
ann 2eDrer 81 p%riiien. Seomten, Die
Tebrer brauden. io0en hin tommen
ODER iidl briefIid) an midl iuenocn.
AdtunsSDou,
Scors 6idmoL
Gonutp Supt.
-l2-5Sft
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-12

pas- Sd beaable ben b6hIten Wiarft.
preiS fir Sdpeine uno Hinopieb.
Sprehen Sic bel mir Dor, che sic
oerfouIeu. Gbos. Ulir.
@ureto, e. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-12
Nurefa. 2. b. a. OftOber 80

Guretd, z. "a. OCTOBER 1901.
Ger Stcotratb usrlammelte lib Der &ertoz
suns eemGR, Na9or 6spperls fitbrte ben
Sorlib.
Die N%anIenlilte wnroe p~srIelen lno bic
lols.nbe MtitslieOer outworteten dui ibte
Rameu alderman &sne, S6ou, Slelener,
Yieb uno Serr.
8as Frototou uon Der lesten resslmGBigen
8erlammluue wuroe u%erlelen, uno auf ans
tras au9snommeu wie perltlen
Der 8eri6t Don Dem StuOtlddsmeiiter
fir ben Ntonat September wuroe %ein9trei6t
unb ~perleien, uuO ali antraS Don alderman
Bies, unteriiiet pom alderman 8eus, muir:
be Der Bsri6t u%nsenommeu wie %uerlelen uno
ben stten eiuuerleibt.
Die na6febenben Rs6nun9sn wuroen elm
sersiht nRb p%erlelen, uno uni Antras Don
alderman BeuS, unterltlet uon alderman
S6a0, puroen oielelbsa berpiuist uno Der
auoitor ~tutruirt 8arrants ous,ufeusu wie
iol9t:
Stouer x 6epperle, @Gl0lIu 5 4 90
Heubarbt, BreBler IL 8iee,
@Gloliu uuo @iienpsar | so
@ureta SuSGar, @Glolin uno
@iielIpdar 3 80
Hortbwelt BLADE, 0rutarbett 6 so
@ureta BOT, Grudarbeit 6 SO
Gutota Central 6slepbsn 60,
Rietbe fiir Selepboa | 90
Spcob Mlbin9sr, 9eosr so
s. W. Ssrr, 6ubrIobu IL 90
Sobn SIeiius arbeit nit
Monu uno 6ubrpert 4 90
6reo Sepperle, Ssbult fir
Gisrtsliubr ais MapOr IL so
Is. gorlanoer, @ebolt fir |
9ier.eliabr ais S@aymsilter - so
.. g. Gibion, Gsbolt fiir
giertsliabr ais alderman 3 rs
@brilt. Nent, Gebalt fir Bier
teliabr ais alderman rs
Sacob S6aa, @tbalt fir | Bier
teliabr ais alderman 3DI
Srant SIeleusr, @ebolt fIr |
Bierteliobr als alderman 3 rs
Sobn Bieb, GebaIt fIr | Bier
teliabr als alderman 3T|
9. ~. Ssyr, @ebalt fir 18iers
teliabr ais alderman 375|
Ssbu pfeifle, Gebdlt fir ben
Wonat Septbr. ais FoliSeidef 40 90
s. W. Sropu, @sbalt fur Seps
TENDER als Staots anwalt 10 65
8. u. Srunoose, gebaIt fir
Septbr. ais StabtsauoitOr 10 IS
auf antrus psrtasts f1 Der Ralb.
Sobn y. Srunbase.
Stobt= aubitor
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Wrtas : Gurefa
Stage 2imie.

VerlGBt NrtaS 8 ubr YorM.
antunIt IN Gureta . IL Born.
Verl6Bt Glrefn . : glodm.
NntunIt in NrtoS : 4 giadm.
Seoen Tag ouSqenommen am Conn.
tag.
SabrpreiS fir einen Meg $l.00.
u5- Suten geihltoa in 9%erbinoune.
garry Gtnnler,
Nrtas, SiozD atota.
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NJ Il Cos 4th Ad't
f1t Eupakn


AdjoiningBo
Adj on a
Twp l@. X 73. =
Des. See. Amt
nwh l2 81
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-12

A atrip of Land
~ reals Wide
loo rods long ~
the west eide
OF the neat IS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
New York Mnrketn-

FLOuR-Strong in consequence OF the
sensational wheat jump; Minnesota pat.
ents, A.Gg4S5; winter straights, 3405d4 90,
winter extras, SS.0qS.4; winter patents
WHEAT-Had an active advance on
war scare. but subsequently gave way
under profit taking by big bulls; May.
9Olsa903sc; July, &AQS67sc.
RYE-Quiet; state and Jersey, 56d5Sc
No. western, 64c. nominal, (. o. b.. atioat.
CORN-Active and higher on war news
better cables and covering May, 53d53Jsc.
OATS-Nominal; track. white, state 43d
46c. track, white, western, 43d46c.
.PORk-Steady; mess, $l4,25al5; family.
LARD-Easy; prime western steam,
7l5c.
BUTTER-Firm; extra creamery 24c
state dairy l5d2lc.
CHEESE-Quiet; state, full cream fan
cy, small, colored September; 12c late
made, lOlsc.; small, white September. l2c
late made, lO19c.; large, colored. Septem-
Der, he; late made, l0I4c.; large, white.
September: l2c; late made, l0lac.
EGGS-Firmi state and Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania seconds to firsts, 3Sd39c. T;
western frsts, sc; western seconds, $50
Csc.
SUGAR-Raw nominal: fair refining.
&C.; centrifugal 96 test, 3Jsc. refined quiet {;
crushed, 505c, powdered, 455c.
TURPENTINE-Quie at 59Am5924c
MOLASSES-Firm; New Orleans 3ld3Sc
.TALLOW-Firm; city, 5bq5Ssc.; coun-
try, 5M5Ac
.HAY-Quet; shipping, GOd75c; good to
choice, S5H90c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
IRoQUols INQUIRY.
MnnRgement Admits Proper Prccnu.
lions Were Not Taken.

Mnnhgement Admits Proper Precnu-
lions Were Not Taken.
CHICAGO. Jan. by their own evil
dence given before Monroe Fulkerson,
who is conducting the fire department
investigation into the Iroquois theater
horror. the proprietors OF the theater
showed that worse condition OF af-
fairs existed than had heretofore been
thought possible.
VIII j. Davis. Harry j. Powers and
Thomas j. Noonan, active managers
of the lroquois theater, were examined
by Mr.. Fulkerson yesterday. All OF
them pleaded ignorance of any precau-
tions taken 10 prevent loss of life by
fire III their theater.
They admitted failure to instruct
employees in fighting fire and failure
even To provide suitable appliances for
use against flames. Their statements
were corroborated by the testimony Of
twenty employees of the theater, none
of whom had ever been told his duty in
case of fire
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
AN AFTER cHR1ST5MAS S4EE
A. K. RITCHIE &COMPANY'S
. No pull TIMES WITH US ,

After Christmas many firm shuts itself up
into its shell and hibernates until Spring. Times
are duh with them, and naturally because they
do nothing to make things brisk With us it is
different. No sooner is the rush and roar of the
gift-buying battle over than we plan for another
engagement. The only way to be busy in Jan
uary is to make the goods and the prices worth
while, and that accounts for the following re-
auctions
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
briggs GOT COMMISSIONS.
'a,d That when He ssrvsd caahls-

rs.9r n Is ----tAr 80 -
Baid THAT when He served CnshIeS
Company He Had Not !QuaIIned.
:. NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Edmund IT,
briggs, former representative of the
Third congressional district of Brook.
Ign, who has been several times indict-
ed on the charge Of receiving cOmpen-
satiOn for services rendered by him
while member of congress to the
Brandt-Dent Automatic Cashier com
pany of Watertown, Wis, in obtaining
the sale of 80 cash registering ma
chimes to the postoffice department at
$3.50 each, appeared for trial in Brook
Ign.
OF the many persons indicted for
completely in the postoffice frauds Mr..
briggs is the first to be brought to
trial. The sum of $4,000. it is alleged
was received by Mr.. briggs from the
cashier company.
II asked Mr. briggs" said Mr. Mil
Ter, a witness, whether after his con
gressional duties were over he would
assist me in obtaining the sale of cash
iers to the pOstOfiice department. He
said that he would take the matter
under consideration. | saw him again
in my office in Washington, and he told
me that he thought he would be able
to place an order for the machines in
the pOstotiice department We dis
cussed the merits and dement's of the
machines and the prices, 1925 and $50
| then asked him about Il commission,
and he said that it would cost me SOC
in cash for every machine ordered.
said | could not afford TO pay that
price myself, but would submit the
matter to my company"
Assistant District Attorney Chatfield
produced fifty-three drafts from the
for a total amount of S11, $50
fifteen Of which he put in evidence.
Miller identified his signature on the
drafts. Mr. Hirsch interrupted and
said You don't have to bring in any
further evidence that Mr.. briggs got
the money, Mr. Chatfield. We concede
that"
There was stir in the courtroom at
this announcement. Mr. briggs smiled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
HAzELToN's DISAPPEARANCE.


.AmeFjcag Supposed to Have Met
: Foul. PLAY In IHnench. oniBitaE,
:. PARIS JAM T.-H. Hazeltof. whn
registered at the Hotel dc rAthenee as
from St LOUIS, but whose relatives
Nliye in New York. has been missing
since Dec. 20. His hat, hotrr-key and
hotel bill were found on the bank of
the Seine, but the police have dragged
the Seine, thus far without finding the
body, and have also instituted search
for the missing man in this city, but
no trace of HaZelton las been found.
At the Hotel de IAthcnee it was
said that no reason was known for tho
mans disappearance HazeltOn mt the
time he drGpNed out of sight was
known to have in his pocket letter of
credit for ~ large amount The hotel
people are inclined TO the belief that
Ha2elton was murdered and that his
body was thrown ifto the Seine.
Hazeiton has dealt in laces and fine
fabrics for number of years i'm st.
Louis, and it is his custom to 20 abroad
annually to secure stock for the spring
trade. lie went To Paris Il month ugo,
and his family received letters from
him regularly until two weeks ago.
Anxiety because of his silence led his
wife to send cablegram to his ad-
dress in Paris, but no reply has been
received
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
REIMER ARRESTED.
Bull Pen Now Holds business AasocI-
ate of Burns.

Bull Pen Now Holds business AssocI.
ate of Burns.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. Jun. l.
G. H. Reimer. business associate OF
James +. Burns, president of the Port.
land Mining company, was arrested
by military squad here and lodged
in the bull pen, X. c. Sterling. chief
detective of the Mine Owners associa-
ton, WHO investigated the arrest. said
that after being detained for time
Reimer would be banished from the
district
Mr.. Sterling is quoted as saying that
il Mr.. Burns should come here and in.
terfere in behalf of Reimer he, too,
would be placed in the bull pen. Rel
mer and Burns, II is said. incurred the
enmity of the Mine Owners association
by giving employment to union miners
in the Portland mine and by waging a
successful campaign for the election Of
a union man as county treasurer.
In an interview Mr.. Reimer said 81
represent the Ryan-Whitney interest in
the Portland Gold Mining company. |
have, with Mr. Burns. been in favor of
union labor and the demands by the
Western Federation of Miners for de-
cent wages at mills and mines.
know Of no other cause why | should
be taken to Camp Goldteld and to the
bull pen"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
MANCHESTER CENTRE

Miss Lena Collins OF North Ben
nington is the guests of relatives in
town.
Charles Botsford, who has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents Mr. aud Mrs Albert Botsford, re-
turned to 81 r ngfeld, Mass Tuesday.
The young people Of the village en-
joyed social dance at tie opera
house Monday evening. Goldsmith's
Orchestra Of Bennington furnished
music and very pleasant occasion is
reported.
Mrs Henry Lugene, who has been
i'll for some months, sustained slight
shock Mondny but is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing
Ernest n. Lugene of New York City
passed severa days of last week, with
his parents M and Mrs Joseph Lu-
g, ne, II Maple street.
George a. Newhall of Boston, re-
Gently visited his parents Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Hamilton.
Miss JUNE Lugtne is spending a
few days with relatives in Bennington
and SALISBURY.
Stephen Houghton OF South London
derry is the guest of his daughter Mrs
f. G. Colvin.
Geo r. Colvin OF North Bennington
called on relatives here last week.
John Benson, accompanied by his
father returned to New York City
Monday.
Miss Della Dupuis passed the. first
of tn week with relatives in Benning-
ton.
The lime social rec ntly given by
the st Margaret Guild of Zion Church
attne residence of Mrs Geo Lugene was
largely attended and about ten dol
lars RELAXED for the society.
The village schools opens this week
for the winter term.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07

so pieces 40 inoh Nub Cotton &C.
100 pairs 10 Blankets, $50.
% pieces 7c Outing Fannes 60
10 pieces loo Waist Flannels IL l-2c
200 16o Pillow Gases, 1Oo
100 400 Bleaohed Sheets 4Oo.
100 45c Nub Sheets $50.
20 pairs all wool Blankets $4 to ST. greatly reduced
Bed Comfortabless at sale prices
Ladies and Childrens Underwear at very low prices
Ladies Heavy Jersey Vests and Pants, 25c.
Great Reductions the balance of Ladies' and Children
Goats, Dress and Walking Skirts Pettooats House
Wrappers Dressing Saoques and Flannel Night Robes
Half price all Remnants Dress Goods Prints
Flannels, Table Linens Crashes and Ginghams
Last Call
20 dozen Mems 81 90 Madras Negligee Shirts soc
When you went to school, you learned the
three "R's, " reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic.
This store instead of following them, practices
the three SIS" of business Safety Satsfao.
ton, Saving And never was the last of these
three Saving, " so noticeable as right now
y y AGENTS FOR RUrTERucK,S 7nrrERue
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
Not Bound to "Toke Car Ahead"

NEW YORK, jar. Tn a test case
as TO the legality of street ear pasSen-
gers being compelled TO take the car
ahead the appellate division of the
supreme court in Brooklyn decided that
the passengers are entitled to be car
ried to the end of the route indicated
by the slgnboard on the car The deci-
sion, written by Judge jerks, is note
worthy in view Of many similar cases
pending in the courts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
PREPARATORY TO INVENTORY AT
NOVECK'S
Commencing Saturday, Jan.

Commencing Saturday, Jan.
2, we shall commence a gen~r-
al Clearance Sale all through
the store. Goods must be dis.
posed of before our annual in
ventory. Strengthening of
prices will prevail especially in
our Cloak, Suit and Millinery
departments where garments
will be offered for less than
half, just to get rid of them.
Take advantage of this rare
sale and call at once, before
the best bargains or your size
is gone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
NOTICE!

The Annual Meeting of the Bennington Bat
ito Mo. llnent aud Historical AIRS eiatiOd Wtl
Inc held at the Law Once OF Batenelder K
Bates In Bennington on the second Wednes-
day Ia january. the 18th day. 10 O'Clock In
Association for the year ensuing and the trans
action OF all other business proper TO be done
when met. EDWARD l.. BATES,
Recording Se0r~iOTF.
Bennington Vt, Dec. - has
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
A Frightened HerSs,

Running like mad down the street
jumping the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
reLees. Ii b'hooves everyday to have
q reliable salve handy ann there's nope
ss good as Bucklen's Arniea Sulve.
Burns, cuts, sores eczema and piles
disappear quickly uRoer its soothing
effect. 25c, at GibsJB's drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
CHICAGO BANDITS TRIAL.
Car Barn BOY Murderer May Make
Insanity Plea.

tAN hbg huy VIA u q
Insanity Plea.
CHICAGO, Jan. THE trial Of the
car barn bandits, Marx, Niedermeyer
Van Dine and Roeski, began before
Judge kersten. Among those present
was the mother of Niedermeyer, who
has been familiarizing. herself with
court methods by attending a murder
trial conducted by another judge dur
ing the past few days.
After days struggle in the effort
to procure jurors court adjourned with
out "A man having been accented.
1t had been announced that the de-
Tense would be insanity in each case.
but the attorneys for the defense by
questions put to yeniremcn indicated
that some other line will be adopted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
Mother GrAy's swss, Powder. For Children

Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse in the Children's Home in New
York, cure feverishness, bad stomach,
teethipg disorders, move and regulate
the bowels and destroy worms. Over
30, 600 testimonials. They never fail.
Al all druggists, 25c. Sample free.
Address Alien S. Omstsd, Leroy, n.
Y. 49w6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07

'ATTLE-M1rket steady; choice. ST. 2O2
5.@i prime %H515; fair. s. 25Gl4: veal
calves $SMS.75.
HOGS-Market active; prime heavy. s.. 80
1910; mediums, S5.45d550: heavy Workers..
S5.i5G6.50; light Workers. So 1905 Is: pigs.
sS.sba535 roughs S}h0d4.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market strong
Urine wethers St2OG44O cuus and com
mon. S,0250; choice lambs. Sc 49466o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
when Th,ro Is "A. Dull H avy Feeling.

10 the hear bad taSt' in the mouth /;
tongue furred and taste blunted skin
dry and feverish, whites Of EYES
stresked with yellow, SOUR risings 10
tie throat; fugitive pains in the head,
chest an back, etc. take Calcura Sol
vent, DR. Kennedy's new medicine.
right away and bs well in few days
Write tn the Cil 'ura company, RonG-
out, N y, for free book ard sample
bottle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-01-07
Weather Probabilities.
Rain or snow; southwest winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stocIs Quotntionn.

Money on call easier at Sh per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5lLa6 per cent.
Exchanges, S236, 400 $50; balances. 81. AS. 362.
Closing prfpaa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29

SAD ~DYSTRYKTOWY "a
ko6czyl W piatek p6zno vie
czorem swe posiedzenie. To-
masz Paszkiewicz oskarzony
10 pobicie Antoniego CALAIS "
dniu 8. Kwietnia; zostal u
wolniony. Uwolnieni zostali
take Piotr Kasprzyk oska-
IRONY Q pokaleczenie nozem
Franc1szka Millera j Franci-
seek C~helmowski oskarzony
Q napad ma policyanta Jana
RymarkieWicza, tax samo
sprawl .Silw. Cierzan o VIA
mamie uniewazniona, a spra-
wa Franciszka Schneider do.
8 Stycznia, 1905 odlozona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
Co jest zycie?

Pod}ug ostatniego rozbioru, Mkt
ME vie lecz my wlemy, ze Jest pod
scis}em prawem. Naduzy6 to prawo
ohociazby cokolwiek, wynika Dol.
Nieregularne tycie SHAGGY wprowa-
!dxAniesw nielad organa, czego
vynlka xatwardxenle, Dol glowy
albo dolegliwo6cl watroby. DR..
King'a New Life Pills usuw4i9 to
predko. Sc }agodne 8 jednak do
skona}e Tylko $50 v apiece %.
j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-29
FRANCISZEK NOWACzYK,
Komitetowy.

Zawiadomienie 0 aplikacyi
Piotra Erpelding o wydanie
licensyi ma sprzedaz palonych
trunk6W.
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, re
Piotr Erpeldiag 2 mlasta j pewiatu
Winona, Stanu Minnesota, poda4
dnla II Wrzesnla 1904, zgodnie :
uohwa}a wymienionego mlasta pi~
smlenna splikacye 0 pozwolenle ma
wyszynk palsnych trunk6w, pewy5ej
zacytowane s~rzeezenie W ,Winena,
MINI. zawiadomiono i oplsano jak
nastepuJe n. p. " pierwszem po-
koju ma dolnem pietrze Y muro-
wanym budynku, znanym pod mr..
9Ol W. 5 al.
Wspemniana .aplikaoYa bedzie
omawiana ma pos1edseniu rady
" budynku miejskim dnia
8 Pazdziernika 1904 0 godz. 8mej
wieezorem; " TEN czasie i miejscu
mole sic stawi6 kazdy irobic zarzu-
u przeciw uzyskyaniu licenByii.
Pisano n Winona, MINI 10 Wrze-
- PAUL KEMP
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