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The Newark journal., 1905-10-20

acres the BARS Of tins country an
nunlly something near one tlous-
ANA miHlon OF dollars for aieohol
am the amount increasing.
{ Hun costs the country more tllan
It's bread clothing. schooling.
lcharches ana education uli com
bined Isn that appalling and
ridiculous Tor IL nation VINO poses
as Christian Nation But
from the same source af Infmma
ton i learn that Toledo. 0hio,
win 10000 population supports
sao SALOONS hach eft THESE mast
sell slu worth eft liquor each daE.
which IS q iow esumae5 Is foots
up 10 S6. eoo duiir. for tle Hear Ne
nave the enormous SUI Of - $50 +
@H paid Tor huuor yearly II one
smaH city but it pro5aBie that
S5.5e0,00a would be a nearer cor
rec estimate THi5 of itself is
enough In MAKE al Hho be5ete n
sobrietv vote anu work agaia4e l. e
dlsvraceful traffic an6 renenlbsr
TINS Is oniF one cItF. Lit mp
VouT eyes and see the numerous
! clhes. SOME Iargerand some small
e. and hpure ont TIE result. linen
thiHE OF the ruined MONIES. heart
faeaes. tears ana untold misery It
brings. to the homes n this boast
- LAND Of tee tree Then TO
al TINS ADD the cost q prosecuting
criminals caused ~ drink. H.
enough re- str up aIttHe patriotism
10 every American citizen - rise
u ii the4. strength aud crush sBis
huar0 headed monster
AaARTzS.
The Newark journal., 1905-10-20
ET1guETTE TAU6ET ERR
l. 81 Aqsas VINO was Nc. AaEptss
. his pa

. us Pa
BEGAN tie aaor
maan selling - 7rU Dsl.sou
sE.f5grr-ia# #4l##I I.,.r,a-7 4z=sF,-
va sHa respaaa.
SEQ a-.,r- r-prz and atrsr fsqe rzs.tl
or yaFgr Feaf
IVA. ssz5r~ madam
am sell
Tal.ef ar. zx-7sf1. RAJ ssavergqnress
s4r4rrs .alIrz ~ sar aaar V5t5.3llt
reH7sFff.c ya55a mar
Non rhaas vas saw
ms
TaLa -z,a77r ha,.ls -er+ val1r
The Newark journal., 1905-10-20

journal me yeara one doIiar.
The Newark journal., 1905-10-20
FEY. ]. MARTIN Oh HHISKY
.savs il is 4 breeder OF Crime,
Poverty and Misery
The Amount Of Money. spent -Annual.
81 Eor 1ntcaaeaBta il This
Country Is appalling.


whIskeU question. / conclude b1at
no man wiil take TIE whiskey side,
sa viii saT somethne more
zaaulnst TINS monstrous evil ana if
possible wake ND those wae stand
Tor good morals ana citizenship.
That whiskey IS course. mt
few NiH DEM ii tact. vou may
ask the strongest Wblskey men III
al the country ana yo0 vii ind
al that makes them Tor walslsev
is the revenue Bemove that ana
NJ citizen wants ii. accountable
stuff 1t makes nc man . better
father, husband or citizen. VOW
ass tn reade - fast look
around ana see II j am NOT correct.
/ doB Z oeIiese there = "a town aor
community n all tf4e country that
wants wblskeE WHAT Z tie name
d common sense &c Her want it.
tfaF Itdees not beip society or
tie churches OF anything M on
TIE other hand il makes fooI of
men chilis tbelr toet for ne one
4tlley# stood before the nvHeuial al
Ter ana promised psrpema love
ana protection. Il masses them
turn away from helpless children.
M pen faIEst 10 paint the picture
Is dark as I real I1z5z= nave Jas5
learned Of the following 4 man
married lovely WOMAN WITH
lar start n TINS world goods
mt ae uooE 70 drinking II 6Iaa5
ne aaa Is gone. ana ne Is nov left
with several ehiiareH .Ias5 re
gently ne came nome drunk. one
chic was sieE. another Babe n Its
mother arms an 80 poo not
enough on 70 even make iipat
ali because 81 drink. ard ne drunk
.a5 tl9a5 uHe THis Is oHiF ane
lease ont II a NUMBER Aiav i ask
the Young ladies TO naver ION aes-
times with a nian mat orinks. 4est
vour hfe DE miserable I mIo5e
brother wno sad I ha5 rather Zoe
q 1var on some gnow-eald moun-
tam where i perpeBaai winter
dInned up with poie-eats and Dpz-
zar1Is Bilan Ia be mixed uF With
tsuch / nave three little girls
and J would rather sec them ptae-
fed IN theIr last resting place Gllaa
Bllat such should be rheir fat
want to SAY with all the EN-
plaasls Z car. ] DO not see nov any
MN VINO has a spark of love for
humanity can support the curse
Fellow cItizens leE IL stand M and
vote Tor good morals
Ihe government report shoWs
itaat Tor the wear ending june 30
1904. 100000 gallons of intoxi-
fcants were produced ID Arkansas,
not Counting the stuff imported
from other state Was TINS no.
! enormous TO be nuiped aown IKE
Z hogs DO son Goula Won see the
ruined homes tins caused, enua
Won near me cries of innocent and
helpless children FOR bread YOU
would never again east a vote for
whisEev
Auain. the same report SAYS
Among the atens mentioned are
sas follows $3.50 barrels of heer,
cnntainlne 91I.25a aalieas e
nlade 10 the state Inns r slek-
enina 1t almost makes oar #biaod
clog ia our views. an PRAYER
aees up from every Christian
aear6, Gin. Lord deliver us from
/ fhe curse Ana consumes ali
Il this stiff 0ur Arkansas people.
Kiaa sc the statistics 81 CRIME tlat
aas eansea. every moral citizen
would ol0tfe tnemseFes in sack
ototh and pray Tor the 6iod of the
The Newark journal., 1905-10-20

sa e Bzmuuss English Comb s,y-lsv N gsnial
szasss frT1nR - al rzkz 4 Ialne
zEE aAlu- FfIInU NJ ill21. c at ala csaierE.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
AMERICANS WILL
 APPEAL FOR LIFE
Men Sentenced to Death in Chihuahua are Still
 Making Fight
(Chihuahua Enterprise.D


 As stated in the Supplementto the Enterprise issued last Tuesday night, Richardson. Mason and Dr. Harle gave notice to the judge of the Sec ond Penal Court that they would ap- peal from his decision condemning them to be shot for the murder of Mitchell and DeYers in this city iI February, 1902. This appeal goes to the Supreme Court of the State. After this still they can appeal to the Federal District Court at Jaurez, but that courts decision has to be re- viewed by the Federal Supreme Court in Mexico City. The committing of the sentence is in the prerogative of the governor.
 In the natural course of legal events iI is probable that the eases -riil be in the courts for two years yet. The condemned have fought hard and it is to be presumed that they will con- tinueo to do so.
 It is said that when they were sentenced on Tuesday, Richardson and Harle were pale and trembling, but that Mason maintained his usual indifference to his fate They mere ly gave notice of appeal, and Rich ardson stated to Judge Rios that he did not expect such a decision, but thanked him for his long and laborious tinue to do so.
 The sentence imposed upon the three men also called for the expenses 10 the state and Richardson and Ma son were ordered to pay back the S25,000 gold which they obtained from the New York Life Insurance compa- ny on the lives of the two murdered men, Devers and Mitchell
 It will be remembered that several months ago Dr. Harles wife now re- siding in New Mexico. sued him for divorce and set up his confessed con nection with these cases as one of her grounds. It is understood that she abandoned the case which she brought in Fl Paso at the earnest so- licitation of the Doctor who claimed that her complaint was being used against him.
 Much credit is due Judge Jose Ma. Gandara, the attorney for the New York Life O.. here, who has prose cuted the cases with great industry and ability.
 The sentence of hhe three men meeets with the general approval of the Amenican Colony.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
MEETS HORRIBLE DEATH.
Mexican Stealing Ride Falls Under
 Train.

Fl PasO. Dec. "A Mexican thought to be Matais Romero, who, it is believed, was stealing a ride on a Southern Pacific freight train, which reached El Paso yesterday morning about 6:30 o'clock, was ground to pieces under the train as he attempted to alight in front of the Angelus Ho- tel on Main street
 It is thought that Romero was rid ing the bumpers between two cars and was climbing down to alight as he missed his footing and fell on the track, flat of his back.
 The train was going at the rate of about ten miles an hour, and it was not an instant before his body was caught and ground to pieces. The trunk was separated from the legs and fully twelve cars passed over the body. Death was instantaneous.
 A telescope valise, which the man carried, was found near the body. No one is known to have seen the acci- dent
 When Justice of the Peace Mar shall, as coroner, took charge of the remains, he could find nothing which indicated from whence the man had come, and he will probably be buried in the potter's field. The coroner's verdict was that the man met his death while alighting from a train, on which he was beating his way, and he held the train crew in no way re. sponsible.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
STEER ROPER SAID
 10 BE HORSE THIEF
We'll Known Character Al. lGgGd to Have Fled to
 the Argentine

Albuquerque, Dec. 2.-Clay McGon- agill, the champion steer roper who has made many a wild dash across che Albuquerque fair grounds after long horn, now has the Texas Cattlemen's $ Protective Association on his trail on the charge of being a horse thief. It is long call from champion steer rop- CT and idol of the cowboys to stealing horses, and maybe there is a mistake.
 According to reports Clay is now in the interior of South America conduct ing a wild west show. The horse thievery may be all misapprehen- sion, but anyway the Carlsbad Argus says of the matter:
 Sheriff NJ. c. Stewart returned from a trip to Sealy, Texas. Wednesday, where he went to look after bunch of wild horses which had been sold there about the Sth of last month. The horses had been shipped there from Colorado City. Texas. and sold. lt developed that the horses had been stolen from ranchers about the little town of Monument, some sixty miles east of Carlsbad. J. L. Taylor & Sons, Joe Graham, ]. J. Draper, Mir. Beckman, and R. l.. Martin are the owners of the horses, and the case against McGonagill is being prescott ed by the Texas Cattlemen's Protect i've Association.
 Two of the horses sold belonged to McGonagill's father, and three to the champion roper himself. but the other thirty-f1ye were the property of parties mentioned above.
 After receiving the money for the horses McGonagill left for New York, from which point he sailed for South America. in company with Spence lowell, Joe Gardner, Red" Driver and Wiley Hall for the purpose of floating a wild west show somewhere in the Argentine Republic. All the men mentioned were steer ropers" who were much in the limelight during the days when the knights of the lariat piled their skill for large purses.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
Hon. Zach Cobb.
CTucson Post.)

The Arizonans who attended the recent mining congress at Fl Paso are loud in praise of the Hon. Zach Cobb of that town, who never missed a chance to serve the Arizona delegates and the interests they represented. MT. Cobb is a lawyer of ability and an orator of rare accomplishments. He was untiring in his efforts to send the next meeting of the mining congress to Arizona, and in fact everything in which the Arizona men were inter ested found in him an able and cor dial supporter. Mir. Cobb is a candi date for congress from the west Texas district and all Arizonans hope that he may succeed in his ambition.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Admiral Odell of the Republican ship, has hoisted the "repel boarders" signal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
Go While You Can

Go while you can TO New York
City, the Metropolis " America, the
Mecca OF all Americans, and where
there is always something 70 do or
see. On October Gath the Boston and
Maine Railroad and Citizens Line
steamers have another OF their deserv.
sdly popular excursions, tickets good
going on b & NJ train No 7 due Troy
6.55 p. m. and Citizens Line Steamer
leaving Troy same evening, due In
New York early next morning, and
good TO return leaving New York 10
and including Steamer OF Monday
October Both and on B Il NJ to October
3lth. Low rate excursion tickets on
sale at al b Il NJ stations Greenfield
and west including Saratoga and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
New York Markets.

FLOUR = Firm, but quiet; Minnesota
patents, A60a5.16; winter .straights, siq
40: winter extras. s2.SqS.&; winter pat
.WHEAT-After opening steady on the
higher Liverpool cables, declined under
clearing weather west and realizing; De-
cember, slq9l9sc.; May, 9o7sdMhc.
OATS = Firm and Nc. higher; No. ,
white white, natural S4aS4lAc'; No. white
HAqIhc. Mercantile Exchange official
Quotation, extras, Hc); firsts. l98ahc.
seconds, l7a0lsho.; thirds, ls,a@l7c, state
seconds, l7Iaa1sc.; thirds, i0MaI7o.
CHEESE-State, full cream, small. col
o5ed and ,da Thite fanSE iiho fair h to
7h@7Nc;; common to fair, 6G6No.; full
Edas1stsie, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby,
Sc. mixed, extra, aaa25e' firsts to extra ira
firsts, 1q23c.; dirtles, 14g17c.; checks 12g
lbe refrigerat9ors ls9ac;
nearby, per pound, l4c.; fowls, i5c. roosf,
ers. old. ioc.; turkeys 14c.; pigeons, per
p piRiEssEp pouLrRY-rurkeys, fresh
sizes, per pound. 16qa0c. scalded, 15@
lsc. chickens, spring, Philadelphia, large.
roasting, fancy 2oQ22c.; other Pennsylya-
MIA and state, choice to fancy. l4g15c; ;
phia. 1 pounds and under to pair 2OQ22c /;
Pennsylvania, dry picked, 4 pounds and
under to pair. 16QlSc.; cocks. old, SC. |;
16917c.: Pennsylvania. Jersey and Con-
necticut. 1S@l6c.; squads, prime. large,
white, per dozen, s2a3.5O mixed, $202 |;
dark, H.50g1. 70; culls, 50c.dN.
DRESSED MEATS-Beef in fair de-
mand at 6QS13c per pound for native sides,
with extra beef selling at &C.; calves firm
err at Si5@131bc. per pound for city dressed
veals and 7taQ12zc. for country dressed I;
country dressed hogs steady at 7asc per
pound for extreme weights.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
Neuralgia
And Other
p a / n.

Al pain In any disease Is
nerve pain. the result OF a tur-
bulent condition OF the nerves.
The stabbing. decorating.
darling. burning. agonixing
pain that comes from the prom
inent nerve branches. or SEN
sorry nerves. Is neuralgia, and
Is the big brother" Of all the
other pains.
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
rarely ever fail 10 relieve these
pains by soothing these larger
nerves, and restoring their
tranquility.
DR.. Miles Anti.Pain Pills
leave no bad af,er-efects, and
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baekaehe. stomaehaehe. seiat-
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They also relieve Dizziness.
Sleeplessness, Nervousness.
Car-Siekness. and Distress az
ter eating.
'For many years I have ben q COO.
siant sufferer from neuralgia ana
hcafarhs. and have never been shia
60 obtain sny relief from varies.
! ulsd Dr. Miles Aniisrain Pills.
They always cure my hoadarhs IN fye
minutes time " FnFb ~ FwtNot.Er.
Cashier lat Nat. Bank. Atkinson. seh.
Or. Miles An,i.pain pills are sold b,
your dsvuuis,, VINO vii guarantees thst
Tire trst package will benefit ~ u
2, doses. 3 esnis. Never seid IN bun.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
TO SAVE OTHERS.
Arsiiass Mathews ga Eve az TRIAL
osmsaittsd ssieide.

Araii.ss Mathew. ga Eve sf fri.l
csasaitssd ssieias.
Nkw YORK. oct. ia.-fhere was q
dramatic scene Ia the criminal branch
% the supreme court. where Armilage
Mathews trial was 10 have taken
place. when woni that the accused
man had killed himself was received,
District Attorney Jerome aud AsSlsl,
ant District Attorney Rand were pres
cut. as Was also Terrence McManus Of
the arm 81 BLACK. Olcolt. 0ruber A
ionynge. When Justice DaVy took the
bench Mr. Rand arose aud saidl
There 10 no longer q case against
Ariniiage Matthew'S. We learn that he
IL dead. ask that tho hail given for
him BE- released. Ills friends believe
him .to have BEEN innocrnt"
The court Granted Mr., Hands mo-
ton. saying;
The announcement ~ the d.aih ~
AR. Mathews IL very sad news ind-Si"
Armiiage Mathews was secretary ~
the Republican county committee aud
was 10 have bern placed on trial yes,
teniay for grand larrcny aud con-
splracy. lie committed suicide by
jumping from the bathroom window Of
his apartment on N. second Hour u
the fiovncc apartment house Ia Cen
trail Park West to the stone court 10.
low.
lie struck on the top OF hls head.
aud his skull was crushed. A physl.
clan who saw him jump was by his
side IN less than two minutes aud dld
everything possible 10 save him. but
inside OF ten minutes be- died without
recovering Consciousness.
The motive for his act IL construed
differently by dinccnt persons. AZ
the district attorneys once II II the
firm conviction of Assistant District
Attorney Rand and other associates of
Mr. Jerome. who have bccn concerned
In the preparation Of the cases against
Mathews. John W. wootcn. David
Ro,hschild and samuel Ferguson. that
Mathews killed himself TO save a mum.
Der ~ people who would otherwise
have bccu dragged into the wcisscl
scandal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
toa.r-a q Negro Veteran.

ATLANTA. ga. oct ~. - The IN.
neral u Amos fucker. n negro. was
attended by the members OF Camp
Walker. United Confcdcrlif> Veterans.
which followed the bod. ~ Nhc grave
A. an honorary escort General Glen.
ent A. Evans. division commander Of
the United Confederate Veterans. ON.
ciatel at the funeral. aud among the
pallbcarcrs were former Governor Al.
len ID. Gambler. General A. J. West.
Judge W. Lowndes Calhoun. DR. Amos
Fox and Il. =. Osborne. Rucker FOL.
lowed his master. SANDY" Ruckcr.
through the civil war In the Thirty.
third Georgia infantry and had been
familiar figure at Confederate re-
unions for years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
pr. MARI. Mi...r p..A.

BALTIMORE. OCT ia.-pr Morris
Wiener. n physician. playwright, and
novelist of no,c. l. dead. lie was nine
~ four year. old. Born In Gcsmany. he
came 20 this country when a younE
man aud lived for n time in New Or,
lcans where he did newspaper work
Removing TO this city. be was one of
the editors of der Dcutsche Core
spoiidcni until some time before the
outbreak ~ the civil war.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
WINS ron mAyos


j
FsF-ss otsy cAs.-sssisis.
NEW YORK. Oct willisn N.
Twins. former city chamberlain under
Mayors oraoe and Hewitt aud tho
man who acted a. counsel 10 the fss-
seii Investigating COMMITTEES. heii about
fifteen years asa. Was tendefri and
Aorepiai tho nomination Coz mayor On
tho Republican ticket.
Ar. Wins Was noginrsi " his nolnina,
iion by tho COMMITTEES appointed By tho
Republican convention.
AIR Twins. while past middle ase. "a
yet Ia tho prime u manhood aud
stands high Al the bar, lie Was Zoe.
merry a partner Ia tho well known Ian
frm az WINS. torimah. Tracy a Piatt.
but 20 late years has pfactleed his pro
fesslon alone.
After Mr. charles y Hughes had de-
elin-d the nomination for mayor the
Republican leaders cast about far some
man OF similar rrcori 90 take his place
upon the ticket. Tho usual sitting
pnecess was gone through. and several
names were brought NJ only 20 10 die
caniei
Tho suggestion % Mr. Wins was
made BY Edward tauisFhach. who IL q
memher Of the COMMITTEES charged with
niling vacancies on tho ticket Former
Governor odell has confirmed tho
cholc..
Mr.. WINS chief claim 20 prominence
was his service on tho fasseii iesisla.
tive committee o. Investigation 81 isoa
AZ counsel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
Leonard Indicted For Larceny.

NEW YORK. oct IL. - Harry A.
Leonard. the young bank clerk jailed
for taking S359.OOo worth 81 securities
from the National City bank by means
OF a forged check. has been indicted
for larceny In the first degree. Al.
though II was claimed by his counsel
that the young man In taking the re
curitlcs merely was showing how easl.
ly the great financial institutions Of the
Wall street district might be robbed.
Leonard's Indictment means that a
fight will have 10 be made TO save him
from the penitentIary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
us- % Avoid App.aaieiu.

Mos, victims Of appendicitis are
those Sho are habltually consiipated.
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels aud restores the
natural action Of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause.
ate or gripc and Il mild and pleasant
20 take Refuse substitutes Sold by
Il A ouinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13

Twenty thousand visitors have seen
the wonders OF Yellowstone Park this
season, breaking all records. Can 1t
be possible that Americans are reali
zing the truth that there are greater
for sightseeing In their
own country than in Europe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13

Cablegrams from Buenos Ayres say
The new bachelor tax is Q great sue
cess, and girls and widows are happy.
Every healthy male has to pay part OF
his income to the state beginning with
his 10Th birthday unless he msrries,
and> bachelordom grows more expen-
sive with years. A 50-year old bach
elor has to pay the state $3.50 per an.
mum or become benedict. After the
6lst birthday the tax decreases. A
man OF 10 pays only $40 year for
being single and when he is 80 the
bsiliff takes no more notice OF his
family affairs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
NOTICE..

Whereas my wife, Augusta Yates,
has left my bed and board without jus,
cause or provocation. hereby forbid
all persons harboring or trusting her
on my account rs shall pay no bills
OF her contracting after this date.
Ira Yates
bennington, VI, Sep, q 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13

II you have In mind anything that
will help the town to grow and prosper
let IL be known that those interested In
pushing the town to the front may
have the benefit OF your judgment in
the work they have had.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13

AS matter OF fact, "cold'' is not
cold, nor is it caused by cold. When
the socalled cold begins to develop 1t
Is fever In its incipient stage. Like
consumption, 1t Is a house disease. 1t
can neither attack or exist unless there
Is lack of fresh air In the lungs and
the skin is abnormal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
Notice

The Auxiliary 10 tho YMcA hold
their annual rummage sale next week
beginning Tuesday Oct 18th over New.
tons store 4s7 Main street. The pub
lie IL asked 10 send In their donations
the last OF this week or the hrs, OF
next
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-Supply light; market steady;
choice, $..0Q5.60; prime, S.1545.So; veal
calves, $7.50qS.25.
HOGS-Receipts fair; market higher;
prime heavy. s5.s0d6.SS: medium, $3.50;
heavy Workers., S.75@5.S0: light Workers.,
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Supply light;
market steady; prime wethers, S5.15G5 40
common. sl.boQ6; spring lambs, $5a5.S.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13

A new idea in Cough Syrup is iad-
vanced in Kenuedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Vine
Tar, Honey and other valuable rene-
dies, it is render Laxative, so tn m
use insures q prompt ana EN- I
of the bowls: 49,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
WOODFORD.
A Bow .nor llake. fell Thur.aay.

4 few snow flakes fell Thursday.
Ao CAswcll OF North Adaml has
been Ia town this week.
A lock ~ Wild ducks black a. Goals
has been seen on big pond.
Mrs WIN II Cutler has gone 20 the
Troy hospital again 10 have Der eyes
treated.
Hon Daniel a Bates and A q Towns
OF Pownal are surveying lines around
the Enos Adams Co.'S timbcred land
adjacent 10 the red mill.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
THE EVENING BANNER
Published every day except Sundays
and HOLIDAYS.
Entered at the post-otfice, Bennington
VT, Dec. ii, 1908, as second class
mail matter.
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

Don't forget, either, that you can
avoid q good deal OF the rush by doing
your Christmas shopping now. Less'n
three months of, you know.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Money on call nominally at sac per cent;
prime mercantile paper 5Q5. per cent:
exchanges. SIS. O75. III; balances, {li.3o5 4O2.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-13

Eyerybody's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-terri'
BILE torture they suffer. Only enc sure
cure. Doan's Ointment. Absolutely
safe; can't fail.