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STORAGE


THE BOYD TRANSFER STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving storing. pack
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
1 REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
occasionally in making up car. but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency ana
regularity to insure prompt and reliable ser.
vice. For the best of service at the lowest
rates. write or cell at &c Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points our speciality 122 5tn st 8.
Both phones.
CAMERONS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house,
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol.
let. Both phones 1908. Res. phone. T. @. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE:
finest and warerooms; goods moved BY
experienced men. 112 9th st N. Both tells.
952.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st S. Mpls
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
PENSIONS

ROBERT WATSON,
Pension Attorney and Notary Public,
SO4 Boston Block Minneapolis. P. o. Box 41S.
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STEAMSHIPS

EUROPEAN TRAvEL-CANADIAN PACIFIC
Railway Steamship Lines. Tickets to and
from all points In Europe: Lowest rates.
Minneapolis.
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G. w. WELLS sos PHOENIX.
Il $1,000 buys good modern eight-room house in
northeast Minneapolis, well located
$2,200-House' seven rooms and barn, wet
sink. Stevens iav. city Improvements all in.
So, 200-Cottage seven rooms 18th aY near
33d st.
So, 5O0-Strictly modern nine rooms on
Pleasant av, near 34th ct, In nice condition.
81 100-Double fiat, 14th ay S. sewer, water.
$1,000 buys eight-room house on Chicago av.
81 5O0-House nine rooms, Madison st Me-
in good condition, large lot.
81 0O0-House six rooms 25th av NE.
$S50-House eight rooms, North Minneapolis
am loaded with good bargains.
Money hand to loan.
u YOU WANT a SNAP, LOOK Ar S0A4 CLIN-
tom av. Owner. 1928 Grand av.
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

Continued.
9 9 . : NV 3 Z no 3 E : ao& < e : : 9
thsToushly w efM 7-room house oak
Q finish, hardwood floors, full basement, open o
Reksi plumbing full line Of fixtures in
0 shades, storm sash, screens, .sodded lawn. Q
Q stone walks; location walks: legation eSausS Q
ments if desired. Here is very hand 9
o Thompson Bros, Q
10l 4th st s. o
Q Q Q 0 o o o o o o Q o Q
GATES C ROBERTS,
Contractors and Builders,
$40 Temple Court.
ern house, south. This is a bargain.
$4oo cash for new modern house Of eight
paid at rate Of SIS per month.
$1,000 cash, balance monthly. buys new
seyen-room, modern cottage In the eighth ward,
We will build for you on easy payments,
anywhere in the CITY; will take good lot in
exchange, or buy for cash.
new Fully 8 : nS 8 Z { HOME &
0 $S7oo-An exceedingly handsome, fully Q
s waTa to can
lie, with fine large rooms; frst-class o
Re1 sser on heating plant with and n all ss
trees; easy terms If desired. Let US show Q
1t to you.
Thompson Bros, O
1O1 4th st s. O
o O o O
$s,25o-NEw, MODERN, ROOMS, HOT wa
ter heat Linden Hills district.
$S,2OO-Elegant, modern, Lowry Hill district.
$5,50o-New, 10 rooms, modern, .Sunnyside.
$4,000 rooms, modern, Aldrich, inside 2eth.
$1,000 rooms mode, modern, 9Th, inside i 18th.
$13O0-5 rooms, finished, block to car.
$3.50 rooms, not finished, near
ny>N1n w{nNc{
Bargains in fiat buildings and business property.
L. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix.
CHOICE PARK HoMEs-s7, goo, PROSPECT
Park; So, $50, Prospect Park; 81, 500. near Won
derland: $500, Kenwood parkway; $500,
James Summit; $4,000, Franklin-Sunnyside;
$4,000, Lake Harriet; $4,000 Lake Harriet;
$500, Lake Harriet; SIS, 900. Lake Harriet;
$4,000. Lake Harriet; So, SOC, Lake Harriet;
SO, 800, Lake Harriet. Owning Lake Harriet
home, the lake. boulevard pavilion. music
are yours. Visitors wonder at the low prices
of orr city lake residences. R. n. Aldr1ch.
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ATTORNEYS
DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. s16 Nicollet.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin ay. Both phones.
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$1s, 5oo-LowRY HILL RESIDENCE.
$s,500-Bryant av s, near oath.
$SOO0-First av S, near Path.
$5,O00-Irvng av, Lake Calhoun.
$4,300-Harriet av, near 25th. f..
Want offer on 2428 LIST av S, lot 49x125, house
Of rooms and barn. We wish to dispose
Of this property at once.
Houses at all prices.
Walter L. Badger,
300 Oneida Building.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

KoDAKs, PREMoS, CENTURIES. WE ARE
the leading agency in the northwest for these
leading cameras. Developing and finishing
done. o. II. Peck Co., 112-114-116 9th st s.
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OPTICIANS

oPT1c1AN, 4o7 N1coLLET Av.
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REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer Storage Co., 46 Sd st S.
MARBLE sTATUARY, BRoNzEs, CUT GLASS.
bric-z -brac, etc.. repaired by expert. Ad-
dress 249, Journal.
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1 d4 LII 1l<t11uSs
25, 600 ACRES.
Wisconsin River valley, in tracts to suit,
for 9aig Eos 9fs s. weekly
FOR sALE-NEAR LAKE MINNEToNKA, .
small fruit farms, under cultivation; one hay-
ing about 2A acres; the other 5 acres; ber-
Bargain p idd rs 15se Journal Jour sGou
A s,2oo-ACRE FARM NEAR REELECTION, IN
Decatur county, Iowa, to exchange for income
city property; can carry $45, 900 on land at
price $3.50 per Address
10000 ACRES IN FARMS FOR SALE FROM
80 acres to 100 acres, all improved, easy
terms; one-half down and balance on time;
near R. R. and town; write for terms. A. L.
Clough, Boyceville, Wis.
FOR SALE BY oWNER-12o ACRES I'M
Windmill and Well, only ~ miles from Farm.
Pennington. MINI.
FOR saloon EASY TERMS, 32o-ACRE
farm In Big Stone county, Minnesota; well
improved. 24o acres IN Barnes county, North
Courtenay, N. D. sfs u -
SOUTH Z. DAKOTA. BARGAINS, CLARK
county quarter, 81 300; Mcpherson county
Foee ess sSe na5seE FGs
806 Guaranty Bldg.
WILL SELL GOOD IMPROVED FARM, KAN
diyohtz county. cheap for cash, or would con;
%ssensaaiss give ful1 partieuiars ,srst letter
IA ACRES, WAsHBURN COUNTY, WISDOM
sin, 40 acres cultivated, house. barn and well;
five miles from station; snap at $40 per
acre. 3. E. Parker, "a Union block, St Paul.
MINI.
We OWN AND WILL SELL ONE TO 5000
acres at wholesale price, six hours run to
Lo1eiand ( Preston. so7 Kasota building.
100 ACRES HAY LAND, LEVEL, FENCED,
Lying fpg bsk soil p miles ef5
v. a .HeimSsrger. .MitcRRei1,. 5: 5. -
Will TRADE MY IS, 900 Equity IN a. GOOD
Dodge county farm for cheap land; stocks pay
dress Box1io. Kasson rssi Mimi -.
1873 ACRES LEVEL. RICH PRAIRIE LAND, 9
miles stat station Norwegian settlement sna4 W
sSerMoe sdoo Fa sasa oa Name .
81, 5oo-s5 ACRES, HOUSE WELL, PASTURE,
wood lot. tools, in crop; enclose stamp for
further information. Frank Wallace, Clear
water, MINI.
my SO lands near town in central North
/ Dakota. Address Owner 1884 Marshall av
60 ACRES, BURNETTE COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
i very cheap; will trade in on house IN Mime
4 apolis. Charles NJ. Morton Co., 30o-302 Nicol
i let av
a BEAUTHvLLY LOCATED 5-AcRE TRACT
seTe Of fine Lake Just OUTSIDE 81, pe esy limits
a GOOD 5b-AcRE FARM NEAR RoBBINs
4 dale, six miles to center Of this city, at I
4 bargain. A. Bildsten. A27 Columbus az
le-ACRE GARDEN TRACT OR CHICKEN
ranch near city ana strest cars Level land
q " ACRES oHof0E GARDEN LAND FACING
Il - 66th ST. near LyndaIe :ay 81 Call on Smith
zoe sNorthwestern Bldg.
4 CANADIAN BUREAU OF IN
fornation. s 61S uaranty Bldg Informstio1
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THE WHEELOCK
Will CASE
INTERESTING HEARING
The Panel Wa, Nearly Exhausted
When q Jury Wa, Finally
Selected.

Trial Of The Nahum y wheolock oil.
case. generally considered tho mos
interesting case that will conc bcfore
the present Dccembcr term vas hegus
this morning.
This IL the second time that tho case
has ben heard here. the original hear.
ing being IN appeal from III. decision
Of the probate court which ihruw op,
IN. documcn, presented AZ The will Of
Nahum y wheeiock Who died early ls
The year. 1901. the will having becs
hlsd March Of that year.
~ the trial In county court the viii
was sustained. an appeal was taken
io the county court by the contestants,
Loi. Smith and Mabel Lifman. The
supreme court returned the case 10 he
county court.
a larger portion 81 the morning
session was taken up In tho selection
Of jury, the panel OF q having only
one man left when q choice was com.
pletcd. When the jiry had been select
ed Il was addressed BY o NJ Barber
and w u sheldon.
The jury selected Is comprised Of
Henry Wade OF Dorset, Ralph Capl
OF Arlington, &C Conner Of Manches.
ter. Frank Root Of Rupert, Henry
Harrington OF Searsburg, John WIN.
Jams Of winhall, John Beagle Of
SALISBURY, r G Leroy OF Stamford.
Asa Brown OF Peru, Henry r Lyons,
william Blake OF woodford.
ON Barber Of Bennington. John L
Martin OF Brattleboro, ard Frank Q
Archibald Of Manchester appear for
the legstee. The contestants are repre-.
scented by William Il Sheldon and
X Batchelder ~ Bennington and T
W Molooey Of Rutland.
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TRANSFER IOSTATe OFFICERS
Nary Roger to Be Rslaqui,hss BY uni,sd
States Authorities.

Windsor, Dec 5.-UnIicd States
Marshal Horace W Bailey IL expected
a, The state prison here this afternoon
10 complete the legal transfer Of the
custody OF Mary Rogers from the fed.
eral To the state authorities.
Superintendent Lowell Is very much
annoyed by the absurdly sensational
stories being printed In the Boston
and New York newspapers about the
condemned woman and her treatment
and IL anxious that the Vermont pub.
lie shall understand that they are not
true. He says Mrs Rogers cell az
raugement does not permit her TO
look out upon the prison yard or 10
see a single soul except the death
watch and occasionally himself. Mrs
Rogers has everything TO eat that she
wants and can eat and Is as comfort.
able az q person In her situation can
be expected TO be.
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TO RUIN SON.
d. sare~ Gave STA Wear Old boy usss'
Tehssss ssd D'vsa

Burlington, dec a. divorce suil
in shieh tho petitioner alleges that hs'
husband has given his slk rear Dad
sou liquor. tobacco, morphlne and
other drugs. vas brought today BY
Almcds Msrrow agalns, DR. J w Msr'
roe, sho il widely kno~ throughout
Vermont and Eastern Ne~ York slate,
Mrs Morrow claims "a have married
DR. Merrow In lsal. and that lwo chill.
dren have been born Ia lhsm. In April
ises. she claims IA have secured . d.
vorco In ciBoinnaii, where she claims
tho custody Of The chi drcn vas given
her aud The business oiDr McrroH WAS
dscreed 10 her. She further claims she
aud DR. Merrow woro rcgsrried In
June Of the same year.
In this suit Mrs Msrno~ names Miss
Grace Richards Of ~ Johnsbury, nou
employed by DR. Morrow ~ corrcspoa.
dent. She further alleges iniolerable
severity aHI refusal "a supper, as
grounds for a divorce. Mrs Mcrrow
claims DR. Mcrrow IL worth $1,000 aud
that his Income IL frcm 500 10 500 a
week.
An injunction has been issued by
Judge Powers, restraining DR. Morrow
from exercising care over his two chill.
drcn aud from disposing OF hl. pro.
perry. There will he 4 hearing SAtur.
day on the question Of temporary
.lltanuw
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HEAD SLIT OPEN.
issas ssa Ga lsmhs lob Ssn Win Hoe.
nhis ASsitsAi.

West hassn, dec 5.-Esereit LIN
cola II HabbardIoa. . yong man.
was irighIially injured hsre today
~hils working In The Gerry luinhsf
camp. lie was assisting Ia = saw mill
whsn lbe circular sas broke. q section
slrikipg him aud ouliing gAsh from
his chin over ~ The bscs ~ his bead.
The brain as laid barr, nat AZ the
sound, ~hile terrible, il not deco,
doctors uerr able "a drcss The Injury
aud tonight Mr Lincoln wassllli alive.
IL il feared that hs can no, recover al
though his breathing seems a. 10
stronger.
Ills father. mother. wife and brother
from liubbardlon came here today
aud arc sllh Mr Llbcoln nos.
Tho accident occurred through =
frosty log rolilag while being saved
uilh the result that the sas Vas broken
by striking an iron dog.
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Husband But You Can Guess Right Nine Times Out of Ten
u Always Married Woman Lecturng Her Husband Blu
KEEP UP YOUR POLICIES
lass'ssos csamisssass ofio Assia 10 ~
isy hsicsn

White River Junction. D-o, u.-Ths
undersigned, insurance ootnmlssio ,sfs
OF NsrmohL FoAllsias that tho 20 "a
exposure ~ oGiravagance snd misinan.
agrmeni must aase uneasiness mong
persons Insured a 80 iiie comps ME,
Investigated, uish D. caution policy
holders agains, loss q themselves
through hasiy action In suffering their
contracts 10 lapse BY non'paymenl 81
rroinlums or la selling than 10 sI.scu
laiors.
We believe The companics under In.
ysssigailon, IN spite ~ iLe irrvEulari'
tics shown, o. b. solvent beyond ques-
too and able - carry cot their con.
tracts according a. llleir terms. In
our opinion, remedies for the abuses
revealed uili be applied by The Las.
making bodies u The several states,
which wiil protect polio,holders
agsins, repetition Of the rcPrchsn.
sibls transactions Of the past ADD aid
In preventing future attacks upon their
Interests.
20 fleriEood.
John l. Bacon,
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Bennington Council X. Of c. 10 . FIourishins
Condition.

Bennington council X OF e have
chosen these officers for the coming
y ar:-John II Kelley, G X; Geo NJ
Lee. deputy G. X; John o'Donnell,
chancellor; Joseph Cummirs, rec sec;
Joseph o'Donnell, I'm sec; John p
Morrissey. treas; William J Meagher,
lecturer; d A Gulltinan, advocate;
John p Ryan, warden; John Purcell,
G.; Frank Moore, o G; Joseph Daley,
Edward Hackett, Thomas McCue,
trustees.
The installation will take place next
month. The society now numbers l50
members and is prosperous and -four
ishing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
BRITT AND NELSON FIGHT
viii Be ct Library Nall Next Monday ssd
Tuesday Nights.

Lovers OF boxing and admirers Of
moving pictures oil over the country
should beware offake reproductions"
OF the Britt and Nelson battle. FAX
irs and imposters have already sent
out sets of films, posed by cheap coun.
terfeit boxers and labeled "Reproduc-
tions Of the Britt Nelson fight" These
pictures posed IN q Philadelphia barn,
are not only gross frauds and impos.
itions but downright thievery. Wait
for the genuine fight Hlms-they are
worth waiting for.
wv Coffroth, president OF the Col
ma, Cal. Athletic club where the fight
occurred, Is the owner Of the cory
righted films and Lou M Houseman,
the Chicago sporting writer, has &C
quired the exclusive right TO the pic
lures In the middle west
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
DEPUTY SHERIFF REMOVED {:
II s Brsmsn Of Riehfordl Chrssd With finsn.
eisi irregularities.

Denuty Sheriff W B Braman, OF
Richford has been removed fromIotiice
by Sheriff 3 + Kelley. The cause Of
this action is1tha, Braman had collect
ed money which he had failed 10 accoun,
for aud suits are about TO be brought
In three cases 10 recover from Mr.
Kelley, the money collected. The
present sheriff has never had occasion
TO remove deputy before. Braman
has left Richford and his present
whereabouts are unknown although II
is rumored that he is In New Hampshir
No appointment to succeed Mr. Braman
has vet been made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
DIED OF WOOD ALCOHOL
DR. Stone Says but Little Doubt Remains in
Case Of R;chford Victims.

Burlington, Dec. 4-The officials at
the state laboratory of hygiene are
examining specimens taken from the
bodies OF Mary Legrondeurof, Mar.
shall S Smith and Nelson Royston,
who died at Richford, supposedly
from poisoning as the result of drink
ing wood alcohol DR. Stone, the di.
rector, said yesterday that there was
little doubt that wood alcohol was
the cause of death. He said the case
'7as one of absorbing interest to the
medical profession and would be fully
treated from medical standpoint in
the next issue OF the bulletin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
RECITAL AND CONCERT.
To Be Given by Miss Ross at the Methodist
Church Friday Evening.

Miss Jessie Camp Ross the popular
reader Of Troy, will give some OF her
best selections at the Methodist church
Friday evening Dec s. Among these
will be Mrs Caseys Neiehbors, Unex-
pected Guests, The Authors Readin'
at Bixby Center, Aunt Elnora's Hero,
At the Dentists, etc. Miss Ross is q
humorist and will give most enjoy
able evening.
The concert part OF the program will
be incharge of Prof K T. Long aud will
consist of vocal and instrumental
music. Violin, cornet, and piano
solos will be rendered.
Tickets 25c at Griswolds. Entertain
ment at o'clock.
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NO LOCK STEP
AT WINDSOR
has Been Abolished by Supt,
W. S. Lowell.
WILL BE OTHER REFORMS
Uniform May Be Changed and
Other Modern Prison Ideas
lnsusurs,ed.

hNNNaNFa NtNs - AINNAAAAahHA
Wilson \ Lowell continues 10 make
imporian, improvements In The discl'
pllnary system 10 the stats prison herr
~ scll AZ occasional changes for The
better In the methods ~ iis ccon"nic
administration. Since Tho Messengers
review Of The conditions IN tho prison
Supi Lowell has done arsy 9Th ihs
obnoxious iocks'sp a. suggested In
that review. aud nos requires the eon-
vicis 10 march viih head 40, body
erect. and true military step.
The change was heartily welcomed
by the eonyicis aud has already begun
~ show beneficial effects In the guilty
alton Of better sense 81 sell respect
pride la personal Appearances, ADD a
rcneNed courage 10 try 10 look ih'
xorld 10 the face again.
Sup, Lowell Il boN anxious To do
aNay With the hidcous parii'colorcd
prison garb and dress the prisoners 10
a suit OF uniform color. gray for 10
stance. which would b. more 10 keep
ing with the modern ideas OF prison
reform methods.
He has thought that perhaps u
might be we'll 10 reserve the privilege
OF wearing such 4 suit as q reward Tor
good conduct, dividing the convicis
into two classes and still keeping the
reirac, ~ and incorrigible prisoners
10 the present suit. The advissbiliiy
OF this IL questioned somewhai by the
prison directors, however, and the
matter Is being carefully considered 10
the meantime 30 that II start Is made
toward u change IL may be made the
right way.
Thanksgiving dag the convicts were
given good dinner ana they were
marched To the chapel hall where an
hours entertainment was given by a
few OF the prisoners. The utmost good
order and discipline prevailed, but The
prief respite from the monotonous rig.
or of prison life was heartily welcomed
nv the men who greeted the perfor-
NANCE with upstinied applause.
When they marched back to quar-
ters again some faces that had grown
hard and sullen showed traces OF a
smile and the general effects upon the
morals Of the hours relaxation has
heen noticeable ever since. Supt Low
all has actually received letters from
tho convic,s thanking him for his
,h,r,h,ful consideration OF them on
Th.rLsg;vinu dav and the letters ring
w,,h . warmth Of gratitude that ex.
rress bevond the capacity of the mere
words emnloyed. the hold he Is gradu.
III, o,oin,no In the control of the
49,
Tho much talked Of wooden door at
Tho L,,cbe, and In the women's apart.
non,s are 70 he reinforced by iron
49,. ond nav, ~ them are already
Installed. II Is one of the most singu-
,.u o.noo,s ~ the history of the con.
H.. =, .ho e,o,o nrison that this sim
nile and natural precaution has been
,,,,or,r noo,oc,ed for so many wears.
non, ~ the mans for the better
ooanp,n,c COMMUNICATION Of the prison
nronosed bv supt Lowell has already
Pr ....,oS ~, and some have borne
trn,, ,hns carly He has stored away
,;v ond ono half tons of Hubbard
sN anu on. led On an old Mot
'4u"'' - ,iao ~ tho nr;son
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
BROKE THROUuH ICE
Orla Morley Of Rupert Was Drowned at
Bsloit, Wis,

Orla Morley of Rupert was drowned
at Beloit Wis. Monday by breaking
through the ice while he was skating.
He was q student at Beloit college and
pitched for the college baseball nine.
He also pitched for two seasons in the
college nine thatrepresented Granville
in the summer intel state league. Under
the captaincy of Jack Hollister the old
Williams pitcher and physical direct
or at Beloit, the Granville nine sever.
al seasons ago made an enviable re-
cord.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
CROSSINGS GUARDED.
Eighty Citizens Of Rutlnnd Make Petition to
Railroad Commissioners.

Rutland, Dec 6. Eighty citizens OF
Rutland including the board of alder.
men have petitioned the state board OF
railroad commissioners to force the
Rutland and Delaware & Hudson rail-
roads to place gates, electric signals
or aagmen at four dangerous crossings
10 this city. A hearing will be given
next Friday at the Hotel Berwick here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the First National bank OF
North Bennington will be held at their
banking house on Tuesday, the End
day of January, 1906, at 10 O'Clock a.
IN for the purpose of electing board
of directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF any other proper
and necessary business.
S. B Hall, cashier.
North Bennington, Nov. 30, 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
AGED MANS DREAM.
onIy Man Prom Bsaniasioa lsa ps.se the
Golden Gate.

A Bennington man aged eighty sir
year,. aud Of s,ricirsl Integrity. says
be- dreamed that be- died aud vent 20
Heaven. Before reaching The throne
be walked up the golden stairs and
rang the bell for admission. The por.
ter wanted 30 knoW hisname, which he
promptly gave. and said America Il
my nation. Bennington IL my dwelling
place, aud Heaven my expectation
walk right In, said the man nj
the door. I've welcome you, for you are
the only man from Bennington ever In
here"
The aged gentleman said he smiled
when he awoke, but regretted that IL
vac only dream.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
For BiIiousness and Sick Hen dache

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
1t sweetens the stomach, aids digestion
and acts as a geltIe stimulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
hese organs. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures biliousness and habitual
constipation. Does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Remember the name ORlNO and refuse
to accept any substitute. Sold by B
A Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06

The most pleasant, safest and best
remedy to use for coughs, colds, Group
whooping cough. ETC., is Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy
expels all cold from the system by
acting as cathartic on the bowels.
Sold by ID A Ward.