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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

9ebsfol6 s. 6bp. soene-
prelt 6. 90. =. Nor6lio er of9ooet
pes 0s0en, SO Mar gammcl.
= &jebmano Sans 6ugleberg /
Maleiu116 er opo, 20 Mar gommel.
Mfopoe bar Ell onlet Mano % bar
inoebapt cit al 8pe11s elolte &anoels=
forretninger.
= Operinaenipr $. u. @etIe1es1
CT afgaaet beo De6en / Ell SLIDER al
81 Mar. Mf0poe par cit Sis Mmts.
ingenigr / @fersbus og ienere 0per-
ingenier beo Smaalensbane11, in6til
ban traf fig titbage iom Spertol6>
fontrollgr / 2arpif til 1899.
= @aarobruger / Mitim, @imel1
&oel er plr1oielig afgaaet peo 9poeu
| &riitiania. Me6 Simen @oel er en-
al Mmtets melt i%nteresierebe 8en6er
gaaet bort. Sn6en fin &otnl111e bor
Fan tn6ebabt olle Sc Sillt6sbperp,
iom Ell 8peo raooer oper og ollie rig.
tet ban 6pgtiet % iampitttgbeosful6t.
S Ell &effe al Mar bar ban beret
Or0fprer, in6til. ian / CONNER paa
@runo 9j spgoom maatte opergipe
Mrbeioet til giceor6fgreren. -Saapel
inoen i'm 8pgo JON inoen Mmtet bill
ban bltbe iabnet.
5troffan9er a.aSo r 5.
a + e. Set 5orieg, iom bor
paret giort nle6 M%npenoelie al straf'
fanger til &lantningsarbeioe oppe
@er6alen, er MI afiluttet for iaar,
og 6angerne er ien6t tilbage til
Strafanitalterne. Ser bar peret an.
penbt II Sanger, iom bar paret an'
bragt / en- 8araffe, iom er bpgge1
miot i ielpe Sfre6et. Ser er / 81
Tiger, 5oneerne bar arbeioet 6eroppe
plantet 10000 BIonter, iom -
|ifigttt set beplanteoe Mreal 10 lite e,
iaa fort ! 5orbol6 til BET beo Sire
BET e6ela9te ~ bill bt6roge til a
rette set trbitesIgie @fne, iom Ser
berieoe 5trafning frembpoer. Mr.
beioet er l1bfsrt nn6er Sfogforpolte
reus 2e6elie. @eiultatet at Mrbei
BET er imtbIertio ION 5orisg BE
tragtet meget tilfreositilIenoe. geao,
unotages ct enfelt Mgmninggforig,
bur Sangerne opfsrt fig meget til
reositillen6e. Sc bar arbei6et fit
tig % Daret bel tilfreoie, ligeiom ST
beioet bar bapt en- belbig SnofIpodi
pao benz 1noralff &enfeenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

TNDHOLD: Irene Holm, af Herman Bang. Per Nose, af Alex. Svedsrup. Ole
I Petersen smmermarker af Hans Aanrud. De to Jensen, af Alex. Svedstrup
Den wise Hr. seren, at IA. Overland. "Numer 49,, at Carl Larsen. Hvepsen, at
Knu Saxld. Kvinaolguterne, eher Hans Aanrud. Hos IE Froensdorf, af N
Chr. Madsen. Eheraarsstrm, at Alex svedarup. Da man vr Barn, ct julie
Interior Egen Pr@stegaardshaven, af Thomas LANCE Maa, af Nina Moe. Pr>
hatet at Fdherre Won Ompida. En- Plejemoder, af Erik Rogh.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Sorg lnoltge &reO1e I 4r1lt1a1t11,
er inotrl,ffet, ioet Jrpfen 2ouro
Song, or afgaoet peo 9poen / cit Sl=
Der al p Nor. 6rpfen Bang bar
9tatonisle peo Sen berpGren0e elfoe-
ling al set &poe &ors. Hoa @rnno
at fin itpre per pnlige G%!ifpGrbig=
beo % peo SEN Sper % .SSs1teresie,
bpormeo bum omfattebe li1 2ipsgjer=
Mug, bapoe Jrpfen Bang pl,,1oet al
les &iGrter, ueo bpem bln fpm1 (;
8erpri11g.
after 8ron0 / 9 nj
NJ e II. Gen II. Sltlt gftermiooug
er fire @oar0e blepet poelogt al SIS
% &ono. Oct %begpnOte at brunoe
oeo 5=Sioen, % Sloen opltoo paa
ct Soft, ser bppr 0opeobpguingc1
% Sioebpgningcn / Sfibsreoer
Grams Gaar0 ltp0te lanmnc1. Gu
@1o1opul el1et fo,1, bar Ser ct bell
Digit Jlanmebau. Set ioa ogloa cit
Stla0 noflao ltpgt 1rO for Gooroe=
ne paa Sen a11oen SIDE al &1,mga<
ben, men Set lpffe0eS at hegrGnje
Sl0en til Sc 1 @aaroe. Sl0ens Sp=
foml It er Gil @oaoe. Set Soft, bpor
Set %begynOte at brol1oc, bar ube6oet,
% Sc flelte al @oaroens Iolf bar
u6e al @nlet. ct ballot Snes So,
miller er blepet b,1spil0e. Sc fire
@aor0e bar osl ureret for tillammel1
57,1O0 &rul1er. 9et me tie Snobo
blep reobet % bar oesuoen as nrc=
ret.
90 agnett SEQ 5rorrm
Citation paa &re6erbonen er Ser /
6iSie Gage lat iga1g 8ergperfsorift
iterre Still. S le11gere SID bar
bet pGret fien0t, at Ser / Snarums=
fieloene forefom Ma9neiit, ct lieloent
og foltbart Mineral, ser, iaapiot biz
6es, life fi1t6es a1oetltebs Der / Mor=
&c - / l1olonoet forefommer set /
3illertbalen / Sprol % ct. @otbar6
/ Scbmei5. Moasel paa tilitreffe=
Zig &opitol bepirfet imiolerti6, at
Sfjerpene life 11onptte6es, inotiI Sc
ifjor ioletes til ct ipenif @rubeiel<
ffab, Norbiifa Observation-Disclosures,
Ser ifrofs iatte &repeorift igang u,1<
Ser S%Srgenigr 9oumonns 2eoelie.
Gorisgene pilte ct meget beloi9t &e<
iultat, bporfor 5elifabet nl1 bar be-
ll1ttet at paabegpnoe or6inar 9rift.
8eoriften bar allereoe ifabt meget
SIP og @erelie 6eroppe. Mrbeiositpr<
fen uogjpr for 9jebliffet omfring
40 Mon6, men oil / cit ner 1rem-
ti6 blipe betp6elig pget.
3re tn e Sc ar ann I
un1 s. &%onierpotor Gcbe-
teli9 fra 8ergens Muierm foretager
for 1i6en l1ograbnin9 al &iDrfie<
bang og &%ubbeboug / 5orpeltoo paa
&armeen, / iamme @gn, bpor 6unoe.
ne / 1902 blep giort. l16grapnin<
gen at &iprfiebaug bar life bragt
andre 9lbiqger for Doee11 ems en-
mangefarpet @osperle al italienif
Mrbeioe, fra S%ernaloerer, iamt tire
imoa 6lintfleffer. 9erimo6 fanbtes
inbe | @a1gelt, funitig opmuret> fem
mGrfeli9e rl1noe Stenrpler al ufjenot
8etponin9. ut &augen tilbprer
8roncealoeren >er afgiort pe6 ct tbs
ligere 6un6.
S 8ubbbaug fanotes igoar en-
mutt muret 5tenfiite, bpori laa beo
ben nor6lige @n6e ct &ranium; tet
be6 &raniet fan6tes ct 8ru6itDffe al
ct ltn6erarmben iamt poo 1tat1rIia
8laos 8ruoitpffer at to 2eggeben.
S peit for &ierneffallen laa en- ganife
bel fmuf masiib 8ronceipenoe CT.
bnla) ii eentimeter lang. Og bel
felpe 4arten at @iiten, giemt under
en- fremipringen6e DeI at sioernl1.
rem, Iaa en- meget boffer tbeegge1
8ronceoolf, q Gentimeter lang fllo'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

$4,000 5penfer. S
Smaalencne Dor benpeo 10000
Spenifer, set pil itge Sttenoeportelt
al Nmtets S,1opaal1ere CT lpenite. Gl1
bel Sci er nerife Statsborgere, 90
poa allie Sc Mpoer, iom Speniferne
bar bolot omfring / 2on6et, % bpor
Suiener far pGret ttliteoe, bar mor
cnitemmie peotaget noritpenlige 93e=
lolutipner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

TNDHOLD: Marisagnet, af Fu Prdessorinde Maren sars. Mbfortaaet God
! g6renhed. Kjort Fast at Alex. SvedNrup. Lille Herman, af Antonio Andrea.
DednngJoe, af Ole Bang. Fru Fens, at j p Jacobsen. Spegelse Gondolen, af
Max Pemberton. Duel we'd Hypnodsme. Da skipperen skulde fri. Egekorset
pa Mosegaard, af CART E,lar. Skj@bne, af Thomas P. Krag Stella, Prins@sen
pa Uts@r, af Laurenius Urdahl svend belt igjennem, af Alex. svedstrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04
: norge. :

S obrifeier i 8ronoein,,o
&osm,s @aa9e og Srue, fpot Morb-
boitdo, feireoe @ul6brpll1p sen Is.
SsS,1li.
Morif 5fibsbygni II g.
48 9ompitibe al Staal % 8 Sell
ifibe al 2rn por lu1ocr 8pgning i
Morge 1. SILL. 9ercs 9rGgtigbeo
bor: 9ompifibenc 51,7OO Cons
@rltto, Seilifibene $40 Sons 9setto.
Gramlfiife noropaa.
Sra &orop mcooeles: @n 5rolplcr
bar Sen iioite Gio 9iort ltor 6al1gl1
at 6lpnbre, Ser feres til @nglono /
iiet Stuno. &arop 6iiferiforening
bar inh9aoct til Nutstingct nleo ct
Mnorogcnoe ON, at Sromlfiife bliper
forbmot / Nu1tct, iolfolo / &or0p Ser
res. Nnoro9enoet begrlmoes meo,
at Jilfet for Smaobaa0enes &eofpm-
menoc p%oelGgges.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Sper @Ipm-me II. S 0isle
Gage lGgges li0lte @aan0 paa cit
@nngebro oper Sarpsfoslen. @roer1
CT opfpr al Thrift &osii1g, &riltia=
mia % CT 179 Meter lor1g, bporaf
124 Meter / ct 5pen0. Oct er 0er1
lGngite SpGnobro, ion opernGpnte
6irma far opfprt fer / 2al1oet. slr=
bei0et er nofprt al 1 Ma10 / 2ebet
al Ell Moonc0. Materialet er 5taal=
traao. 8roen CT garauterct at futile
bore so Muno eller 1000 @ilo-
gram, nel1 fun iom Mafsiml1m be-
re eli 8%elaitning al 10000 &ilogram.
@enitgte11 me0 8roe,1 er at lette 5ar1=
fRrbielelt mellen 8orre9aar6s 6a-
briter % @asluno 5ulfitfabrif, Ser
I'LL 6ripes u;,oer 0elpis iamme 2e~
belle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

6srerems 2ie fnn1et.
Sra Bergen meooeles: Sgiaa 2tget
al 9iitriftsfasicrer SSl1ell @onsiens
6erer paa 6ieloct Sbeooor Milien CT
mi tlrnoet. Set laa life lar1gt fra
Ste0et, bpor &engefcsien og Sci,
brl,fae Sfi par fu1oet, = 1m0er Ell
bsi Stprtning, bpor bon ontogelig
CT gaoet nofor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

en- @oglIa6ning / q IL
igtet. @n Glore Some fra 5pn<
Jet tit forleeen CIT @aglla6ning lige /
Nniigtet. @n Smaagl1t, iom ltoo %
fingreoe mes ct ifarplaoet @o9lge=
por, fom beru10er til at rpre peb
NftrGffcren, ioo Sf1ooet les,1e0e
rneo Sen nbpggelige 6pl9e, lom foron
nGpr1t. &one1r blep mes Motb,,rtig-
toget ler0t til &igsboipitolet / Sri
l%tianio. Oct bar ct frpgteligt Spn
at lie Sen Molelt, FUN bapOe facet.
@ele Mnligtet bar ppbopnet til eli
uformelig Mosle, pg M9rferne eftar
@aglene ioaes lpreot oper set bele.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

&aa. set fongeIig e
5lpt &riitiania fin6es Ser, efter
bbao rMorgenblooet" far bragt / ST.
faring, &rtnit- og &11nitinouitrigien.
itan0e, tilbgren6e &ongebuiet perion-
Zig, til itgrre &er6i % / iterre In.
tai emo alminoelig antaget. 81 to-
ger nappe fell / at anilaa benz i'll
flere bun6re tuien &roners 8Rr6t.
Sernnoer in6gaar oe @aper, &onge-
BUFFET mobtog til lit @plpbrpllnp fra
Morge, @epiniter fra norife &unitfor.
eninger, lom Song Oscar bar itbttet
peo altto at bape mango 2o6oer, ao-
ffillige Mpbler til Dronning Sopbies
2eiligbeo, biofert fra ipenife Slotte,
BET iaafal6t 8raiilianffe Sslpierpice,
oe fleite at De fra sultanen moo-
tagne @aber, Jon ienbtes Song %
car efter rgllioa"s 8eigg &onitan-
tinopel oib. Sbo6 ser i Song Oscars
&egieringsti6 er fienfet &ongebniet
|fra norife unoeriaatter, er blebet
Norge, % BET fongeIige Slot bar o.
iaa berigiennem fact ct mere beboet
'grRa ems BET bap6e ti6ligere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

SfgrreG c III 3 a | 9.
IrGloitbano(lr alrne 6. @larpigen
bar pe6 4aptein Sfotpeot 1ol0t Gaar-
be,t &1,pien / Soipr ian1t 6Iataaie,ls
5fog / @lnerru1, 10000 Maal, til
@rabber9itoga1s Mftieielifab. 4ip-
beil,mmen ifol pGre $4,000 &ro-
11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

81 pr e s 8 sc Ut.
I E I, NS1itre Mfer, Tiger Mfifeo fro.
lit Gmbeoe. 5ognepraltel1 er 20 Mor
gamrncl % bar pGret &rGit i 80
Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04

Me,1 @enipn til 8iproonfter er
JON nepnt 9(orets l1obptte gonlfe
liGopanlig ltort. 6iifen for peret
feoere og fpl6igere paa 2eper enc
tioligere, % 6elgen bar peret, at
&ro0uftionen al Dampmeoieintrol1
er foregaaet efter en- itorartet @oa-
leltof. Salt er Ser tilpirfet 41,907
9eftoliter moo 1859 flor %
1880 / 1908. Mf &ogn er Ser ct
8arti paa 34,541 @eftoliter> Dpilfet
ogiaa er %betpoelig mere enc i 6e
nGrmelte foregaaeroe Mar.
8lon6t Sc forifielIige gommerfi<
fferier bar Mafrelfiifet paaS p6fpiten
gipet ct ganife gobt l16bptte .iaar,
bporimoo 8anffiiferierne / Morolan6
% / &oms6aIs Mmt bar gaaet telll=
melig tragt iaabel / Mai JONI Suni
Maane6. Otter be ii6ite Mel6inger
ffal ser oog MI bore l16iigter til
8eoring, iarlig for &eit % Better
aalen.
@ba6 oe u6enlan6ife 6iiferier an-
gaar, er set ifotffe @iI6efiife for St
ben Set, Der nprmeit paafal6er 9p-
merfiombeoen. geb sbetIanosgernc
er set allereoe / fulb Gong me6 ct
l1cbptte, Der er %betD6elig iterre en6
ifior, og beo 9itfpiten tager BET fin
8egpnoelie netop ! bisie Dage.- @It
ialt bar set fotffeGiffe bioM uobragt
177,364 3gnoer MOB 162,384 ifior.
Jor fi6ite nge par 5ungiten beIe 49,.
900 9gll6er. Siiferflaa6en 6er6orie
ipnes iaar at futile bIibe meget flor,
9n Siloefiifet UNDER SsIo116 bra.
ger aoffiIlige norife Jartgier afiteo
oente io ladDeI Dampffibert
ION 5fsiter. Dette Site CAB ito,
ct meget pent l1bbDtte.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
ARLINGTON

Miss tiiiian Rclily sha has hosn
visiting hsF brother Ia i.siland FsiaFn.
Cd hoHss Friday
Miss Eish cahhsia shn has boea al
boz hFuihsF's Ia iisnhihgiah rvsaFhssi
Saturday aiisfnpoa.
Miss Eva Mclean ~ fioosics Pals
has b ~ gisiiins al } J Stakeholder .
Zoe Zoo days,
Master Spznord CAnhsid ~ leo.
ningtan IL speeding = fsw days AZ hss
sFAndialhsF's y y Canheid's
Miss Marsarus Thompson vho has
born tisiiins her sister for several
seeks ~ Saratoga springs rsisrped
homo last serk.
Tho schools ia ,osn uiii open Tues
day, Ssrt 3. IN district No : Miss
Margaret Thompson. And Miss Jessie
Nasycr gill 30 ihr teacher Ia district
80 I. Miss fiorcnoo Holden and Miss
isong uill have charge.
Jesse Bishy ADD family 81 worccs
ier are visiting bis parents Str aad
Mrs Bl1by.
Charles Hard And Miss Florenoe Hard
Of Schenectady arr visiting iheir par
cuis.
T.sy SH Watkins ~ 81 Aibans uho
has been speeding q fcu days In torn
losi Thursday evening for Remington
ubcrv he IL 70 visit liey Philip Schuy.
Ter.
Miss Pauline BAichelder has rriurn.
81 home after spending tso weeks ~
the beach.
North Adams who have been spending
tao weeks al &c Cullinsn's returned
home Monday.
CA Adams principal Of the high
school st Adams lcii Monday Ia begin
his school duties.
Mrs : Swain who has been board
ing AT the Arlington left Tot her home
In Brooklyn Saturday.
Miss Georgia Farnum left Monday
morning for Johnson where she IL 10
enter a state Bormal school for the
year.
Miss Jessie Sawyer returned from
Brancon Monday where she has been
sitting irl'nCss
G. W Miliimore who has bcen visit.
ing In Maine for several weeks has re-
turned.
Childs OF Bennington was in
town Saturday.
Miss Odell Of Erie, Pa, has been
visiting Miss Ellen Garfield.
Miss Mary Hastings OF South
SALISBURY visited Mrs c b Vault re-
Gently.
Arthur G Garfield and family who
are spending the summer in Manches-
ter we're recent guests at the Brick
House.
Rev and Mrs Hopkins OF Chicago
were in town recently. Mrs Hopkins
was formerly Miss Marie Graves,
daughter OF Rev G Graves.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
RlSK [ HoSL. tdlIsr an. rsblIsAsr

i'Fosseaiions sn.isF si.s sht handsS ,
haEiihg las have bsgah 81 ilaliahd
shsFe oiss maa sas ARRESTED ana nnsd
Mohiag, Rizls ffsh and Case coa'
missiansF rhamss has also ssai sasi
ssrtsn fsnissF ihsiFaclians warning
sl.sm Ihsi SIC lac masi hs shioroai -
hss sardsas siil b. scat 10 ,has die
iFisis h lasFsiors leheotss hualsrs
81 watch oct u osmrlaiHis aFs mads
oF lAsy ars sssH BY he ssrJshs lhs
laiisT have 10 opiisnin lhs matter ~ 4
rausnis siil es issasd. iiaaisFs pho
S. esi aaRdaYs take il,siF osa char.
oss siih Nc siiaaiica a. stated above,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
Two Thousand Painter. s,r,Le.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. q. o. More
than 2.rOO painters Of this city went on
strike for Increased wages ana shorter
hours. Several master painters have
greed to grant the demands Of the
Painters union on condition that they
shall not be required 10 sign any agree
ment. The union. however. has not yet
decided TO accept these terms. Should
the union painters refuse to accept
terms without an annual agreement
other trades. II Is said, have offered TO
assist them In continuing their fight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
CONFLICT NOW ENDED
Guns Boom as ENJOYS Sign
tho Peace Treaty.
IOUIs CELEBRATE IHE EyElI.
n Nttts, hsRFssssti@s h=FsFes -
hsssi.s ftsss a. asa siss-ssFs -
tisssss-s Hs-t atssss Me-
o. ths fsE Hsst,

loAnAorfii \, a., Sai a
ssinie fisin a. natf gsrd sisasiisrsi
as sigains " a. tFraN - i'ofisnluaii.
yesterday, uiskils euestiss pssss -
lerra iiassia ai.d lalaaa.
a eas aHnuunrsi iial nc plnriai
iinis - its s'snias - iiir lFrs0 ezs
faftg sasssa niiAulus zftrf , n'rislk. "
NIiis SO 49, nFsl o. ana BITE sisn4
tufr, AZ saseil az thr nFf'E - no risili-
rs.a sans see husFi aii ti.s fluFsh l,siis
b. Newcastle kEisIg ai.d itstsmaalh
prgs raas ss = ecu ~ 80 &c zlssui
tfn miHaies, tiass erfp huisirsL aiiii
srasEai 30 eas nanif-sis,i
IAe iasi hslf bar i.rf,Fs ~ sisains
eas sl,eisi Ia makins = nHai Fuaiins ~
ihs lFray.
A. wife. s~uini.ahisd - itaruh ilass
"a and Ne llsn~ai. irlt a. ha.iri &C.
ihs pzty gsFi 20 haif pact p'risrk
itana keiauFa. arruinl,anissi hl Mia
isirF IzkahiFa and Mf bsinlsohs
started nfirl minutes iairF in "a go,
fsmsiliip ggg fir nsty yaFd. Ihry
sets sfrss@i - co. Farsts q ihs b.
tri iiaFun knmnTa bad irrH pfsss,i-
81 - algiiirs uitsaf uaf uhirh car
fiui Ne kaia and ihr tal,aBese sofgp-
taFirs. lzking iilriF ruig q uir p-aos
iFsaD Ia = lzrEr hia,s irathsf lpFts
fn'ia
Amuag tispsa is-sfHi ~ ii4nla kss
muIa's dui,aItgr ass nlsi.os. i'uilsF -
NuN iuFk
iiofh Russian aif taianr-e missions
"a iieiT arrival b. thr navy yari s~fe
received ~ Admiral Mead. ~hils ivp
rstnlaaie- - marines. nuumaildei ~
Major Ma-rs. fvtsirftsi military hohoFs
Ito ~,pss nf 10 tFuaiy q pcars
bFonsh, " ih- navy yard bad e--a
carefully cpnisaF,si ~ ths s'-svisfies
~ ihs two taissiua. Ia order 10 avoid
tho u-,-ssiiy ~ r'adins tils.n before
The sisnins. ~ With pegsonas-s sr'
tran@,us 20 IL n.goilatlons assisted.
Nhrn the secrviaFies bad ascrftalns.i
tie perfect etar'n.ss 81 The two rupie-
- ihe ir-ay The plcnlpoisuilari-s snd
The other members q The two missions
entered ihu sunf-r~nc- hall sc,pmpas
ni-i ~ Assistant scc~iaTy Pelro-.
GgyrrBor NcIan-. Admiral Mead AMI
N. mayor % Portsmouth
n. wiiie. The chief q the Russian
pi.nlpo,cntiaris-. was the nrst 10 slsn
his name 20 he treaty After the c-rr-
mouls- u tho signing - the treaty
Ilarou DO Ro-cn delivered n short and
appropriate speech. pointing out N"
importance % the present. sv"nt and
the Influence u viii have In the rcla.
lions between tie two countris- lie
ended by expressing the satisfaction he
felt NJ the god relations which have
characterized the work 81 the picnl'
poicntinries. Barun komura replied.
9 nphrislng Baron a. Rnscn's speech
aud expressed his tianks for 'hc kinf
Wuri addressed 90 himself aud 20 tho
O. vmicgs ~ his mission
The entire Russian mission. headed
hy NJ WHITE. attended thanksgiving
service celebrated IN Christ Episcopal
church both hy American and Russian
ci"rgymen.
Rc.cntcrinR the hotel. one ~ the chief
members ~ the Japanese mission said.
The treaty signed today may be the
most Important historical feature ~ the
twentieth century"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
snAfTSBURY CENTER

Andrus whippls ~ i'Usiah has hsst
st'sbdins = vsrs siih Sc snd Nfs u 4
ualusha.
Nlss Ida Harrington rn'esain q
ificnd over hsndsts
i.obsTt saith Of Masch Chunk. ia.
called on friends Mobdai.
Mrs Naihsn RBss and rtiiarsn nafs
rsi1rpei hone after sisssdins several
days 3us ~ town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Ex-Governor Folk
will leave next Sunday for Portland to
attend Missouri day at the exposition
Sept. IA. Lieutenant Governor McKin-
ley will become acting governor and
will be the first Republican executive
In this state since reconstruction days.
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Cyclone Hits the Lndrones.

AGANA, Island of Guam. Sept G.
The island Of Saipan, Ladrone islands,
was visited by n cyclone Aug ~ The
United states supply steamer Supply
and the German gunboat Moewe have
been dispatched 10 the assistance of
the sufferers. The government house
and many other buildings were de
stroyed, and the groves were badly in
jured. Two years must elapse before
the island can recover. There was no
loss of life
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
FARM FOR SALE
AT AUCTION

fh- town II shait,puy has Tor sale she 6. ~
SHOWN ~ Tie MARY a. Lane place aiiuatet
about ore and on half mirs from fairsAa
station. creamery aud post ofcr tntiiin.
All veil Wafercd. house. tao barns aud out
hmidinEs. ..-
Properly vii be sold al puDiic auction a. .
Town Han on SATURDAY sept p a. 10 "el"
sFIEcTNEN or THE
.UNN o. SuAFTsBUkY.
siaftsiur, VI. Aug. y. iiua.
I'm Town aisa has fof sale an undivided
, AZ Of The Myron Barton place AZ south shnlis
5ury. fur Particular refer 10 Tue Selccuieh'
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wntsisfs.i ss.y

Every person should snnE shs
good health u impossible II fha 49,
nsys arc dorahscd. FoEisy's kidn-,
Curp uill cure kidney And hlad,ir
disease In every forIn. aed ~iii bui'f
pp and strengthen uhrse orsAas 90
hey uill prriorri their flrci nns ~.
pcrly. No danger ~ ilTishi'. disease
or diabcics u Folry's K'ds-y cure d.
taken Ia time. For sale b. u 4.
Qsinian.!
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A Hundred Ill with Typhoid.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, Sept 6.-An
epidemic of typhoid fever prevails in
the town of Nantlcoke, near here.
Over hundred cases have been re-
ported to the board of health. and so
far two deaths have resulted. The
opening Of public schools has been de-
ferred, and public funerals have been
prnhibitnl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06

Why dont YOU raise - tons 81 hay
10 the acrcY It's because Of those
blamed rocks sticking Up all over
the farm. blast them. IL would
wear out two mcn and . pair Of
President Suspenders 10 dig up a
rock three feet square. Ten cents
worth Of our Dynamite would liii
Il out and deposite IL on your
neighbours farm Il you so desired.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
Every School Must Have n Flag

According to the laws of the State
every school must have flag display
ed during the hours OF instruction. At
our Flag Dept. you will find a. full
line in all sizes of American Flags,
either cotton or wool bunting, at lower
prices than you will obtain elsewhere
VIM. Fl. Frear and Co., Troy, N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
Germany. Cholera Epidemic.

BERLIN, Sept. Gan official bulle-
tin issued announces that in twenty
four hours eleven fresh cases Of chol.
era and one death have been reported,
making u total of seventy-seven cases
and twenty-four deaths. A locomotive
engineer was seized with cholera at
Posen while on his engine and was
taken 10 q hospital, where he died
within a few hours
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06
Greatly Benefited
The following letter was received
recently by J. n. Harwood:

Inc lOllOWlnR lelJer was recelNeu
recently by J. n. Harwood:
TROY, N. Y, Sept. /, 1905.
Having been missttted and maltreat.
ed by many undeservedly celebrated
occulists OF New York, Chicago, Bos-
ton, buffalo, Albany, Troy, and Sche-
nectady, was fortunate In securing
the services of DR. j. G. Harwood,
the eyesight specialist OF l22 Beech
ST., bennington, VT, who accurately
fitted me with glasses which wonder
fully improved my vision and general
health. For all needing the services
OF an experienced and careful eyesight
specialist, most cordially recommend
DR.. Harwood.
Yours for better eyesight,
PROF +. &. CoRIBIN,
Physical Culturist.
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Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother and

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, softens the gums, reduces
collie. Perfectly safe in all cases. We would
say to every mother VINO has suffering child
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prejudices
OF Others stand between you and your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yeS
absolutely sure--to follow the use of this
medicine. II timely used. "cice 21s. bottle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06

But seriously Dynamite has be.
come q necessity 70 the farmer who
wants 20 accumulate rocks. He
must FIRST get rid Of the rocks he
doesn't want Dynamite Is easy to
use. safer than gun powder, mex
pensive and aud more effective
than team OF elephants. Blow In
few cents for a stick or two Of
Dynamite and II IL blows out 20
your satisfaction get more.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-06

Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to
attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching piles,
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. Never fails AT any drug
store 80 cents.