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REDUCED RATE TO COLUMBIA, S. c.
ACCOUNT OF NORTH CAROLINA
PINE AND LuMRER4Assoc
TON, VIA SEAHoARD AIR

LINE RAILWAY.
The sEABOARD begs to announce rate
of one and one'thlrd fares for round trip
to Columbia, account Of tho above meet
Ing, to be held IN Columbia on November
Is, 1905. Tho sEABOARD offers the only
direct route from Richmond and vicinity
to Columbia, running two daily trains In
each direction, without change both
trains having through coaches and Pull
man sleeping cars. For all information
call on any sEABOARD agent or the
undersigned.
II. 8, Lizard, ", NJ TAYLOR,
d. P. A.. Phone 4D5. G, T. A..
$50 East Main Street.
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SALES:
~

GOD A. c. u, con,................
2p.Tc0 American Shelters, conn.,.
LOO Amalgamated Copper .....
2,1O Amar. Car and Fotit,. ......
100 Amer. Car and Fout1, pfd.
800 American Cotton Oil.......
800 American Tobacco. pfd....
400 American Can ..............
900 American Can, pfd...,....
600 Amer. Locomotive, coma.
3OO Amer. Locomotive, pfd....i
l.2D American Sugar ............
300 A., r. and 81. re. cor1i...,..
800 A., +. and 8. Fc, pfd...s....
6.O00 Baltimore and Ohio....,....
Il, COO Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
Canada Southern ..,........
6,210 Canadian Pacific ...........
100 Chesaneake and Ohio......
1900 Chicago Great Westcrn.....l
10, 400 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul,
1000 Colorado Fuel and Irot1.....
1.40J Colorado South, com. 1890.
Colorado South. lst pfd....
Colorado South, I'd pfd....
Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. L..
2.4O0 Consolidated Gas ..........
1000 Delaware and Hudson......
Del. Lack. and Western.
1900 Erie. com..............
800 Erie, 1st pfd.
go Erie. I'd pfd.
400 General Electric .............5
100 Illinois Central ..............
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
800 Manhattan ..................
$500 Metro. Street Rnilway.....
Mexican Central ............
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va, Nov II, 1857
Tohacco-Dark Fired. -Rsceipts moderate and
market In good shape. Our quo tations are for
new tobacco. Brirhts MARKET continues quiet
but firm, with light receipts. Sun Cured.-Re-
ce:pts moderate and market fairly active at
prices quoted 26a5S q
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Danyille Tobacco Market.
Iponor,ed bv pIbrell FRO. !,

oanYIllc. Va, Nov, II, lo06
Sales this week have been well supplIed but
show q considerable falling on al colnpa rsd
With the heavy rsSs,lp.s ,Isss
Stating almost entirely OF med 0hl EfNlS4 ~
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Cotton! qulft; middling. ll65; gross receipts,
soSf heles sales, 80 haes; stock. 2s5Gs7 ha1es;
t EXPORT TO France 1oi5 bales; to the Continent,
TOTAL to-day at all ports--Net receipts 5000
bales; export 7. to Great britain os'o hales te
bales:s stock, i03,sI bales,
Consolidated nj al pprts-Net receipts, 5o,0I9
70 the Continent. 9.O?7 bales
!, I S since sepemhsr lst at all ports-Exnor!
haics:to the Continent, 77s non bales; to Japan,
EGO pales to Mexico, go bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, 1I.-coT-roN--snot
cn,tnn QUIET md wenk Sales 1850 bales in.
I.',,culng w 10 arrive. Ountatinns redured
ih, ~ .mihdlins, 7-lsc. Futures Influenced
iown ~. tssnfRhs Ilvernoo opened 7f9 points
MsS mm,to hesyy January in the early trading
FrIday's % ana ,,'2 w, which was III points below
nr,ara up January gaining % paints. the other
The mnr s,n.hs showing similar improvements
DENOMINATION OF the session ana Closed at obont
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the top. the list showing net gains OF 5e7
points
Fs:.nres steady:, November. HI; December
IL. boeh.s3: January q. G.9dlA9; February.
May, 1Ls59lLs6; June. llsldl1.ss: July, n.a71
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BALTIMORE, MD, Nov; ll,--rLouR--oui

BAINIMoRI1, MD, Nov. 1l.--FLoUR--Quie
and unchanged, Wheat-Flrm; spot. contract.
ssNass,lc.; No. red, western. ssas4Ac.;
souther BY sample SaTSe carnt11onet sRa
corn new, 49fl64c, Oats-steadyi No. mixed,
siXafs41tc, RYn-EasIer; No. western. TO
Y7ite' ButteI~-Firln; fancy Initiation. l00e0c,;
DO. creamery, eie24itc.; do ladie, l11isc, store
nscl,ed, 1hf!Gc. EgEs-Flm at CSC. Cheexe-
firm and UNCHANGED ct l3A9ltc, Sugar
Steady aud unchanged BsiFS
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITrsBURa. pa,
Nov. l1.-CAT1LESupply light; market
steady Choice, -. 25a5.5o; prime s49016.l5.
HoEs-Recelpts light; market higher. Prime
heavtcs. medium and heavy workers, $3.50
$50: light workers. pigs. So. aol5. a5 roughs ssp
4Hi Sheep--supply lIldht; trrIarket steady.
Prime wethers. S5.25d6. 80; common. }29s5o;
lanabs " i501L50; veal calves s7il7. 10. u. !.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD, Nov. lI.--Seabonrd Air
Line. common. TAGS; do. preferred. IS asked.
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q CINCINNATI o.. Nov. 11.-HOGs-Act
Butchers and shinpers. $. o56I5. o7ls common.
Hd4. 80. Cattle-Steady. Fair to good shin.
pers. s+14s: common, s2gp2 q. sheep-steady
at ss44B Lambs Steady at $L50I7.bO. -
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INTEREST Rates
STOP THE bulls
Monetary Conditions Prevent
Revealing in a Possibly Dan
gerous Speculation.
MARKET CLOSES IRREGULAR
Early ii, the Day, However, Some
81 the 1ndustrials Were PUSH
ed UP Aggrcssively.
tsy Associatod Press.)

NEW YORK, November u.-Wth
dencit OF s2a2s,so0 below the % per cent,
legal reserve OF the banks, some liqulda.
tlon came upon the stock market to-day
after the bank statement appeared on the
tape But the selling showed no signs OF
,,recpituncy and was conducted In an
orderly manner and In the late dealings
some ralfying tendency was perccptible.
The closing tone, however. was unsettled
and irregular. Early in the day the mar
ket gave evidence OF support and soma
OF the Industrial stocks and spec!altics
were pushed upwards aggrcssively
The reported loan contraction Of $l3.-
$4,000 was said to represent only partly
tho liquidation which has occurred III
the stock market during the week. bank
ers asserting that loans haye been called
to large extent also for account OF
out town Institutions which had
placed loans in the stock market, but
which recalled credits for use In their
own localities.
Tho decrease Of nearly s11oOooo III
cash holdings was rather larger than
preliminary estimates.
The statement OF agricultural exports
from this country, for October shows
a decrease OF s7es5.1ss In value COM
pared with Octo.Jer cA lat yeaA
heavy decline in value OF cotton ex-:
ports amounting to about double the
increase In exports OF brcadstuffs. This
showing goes to explain the resistance
in the foreign exchange market to the
influence Of the violent rise in money
rates here.
Total sales Of bonds par value, $685.
coo.
Total sales, 4sG.soo shares.
NEW YORK. November 11.-Money on
call nominal no loans. Time loans flrm:1
90 and 20 days s per cent; six months
1-2IG.
Prime mercantile paper 5q0 l-2 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady. with 49,
tual business In bankers bills Mt 49, 30
for demand and at 4s2aIse.5 for sixty
days bills. Posted rates 4o 1-2 and Ss7.
Commercial bills 4sl 1-2I4S1 3-4. Bar sill
yer G. ga Mexican dollars IS 3-4.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 11-BEEvEs-
$50 head. Feeling steady. Calves-Receipts
19i head. No sales Of veais westerns at s. 80.
steady to firm lambs lsc. higher. Lambs sod
at s7p7.S5. oIIgs-Recep1s. 9, GAL head no sales
reported: feeling firm. "a a
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Prospects fair for ali kinds Of stock

CHICAGO. Nov.s 5l1.-cATTLg-Receipts 800
head. Market slow Beeres. 1886. 80 :. cows
81. 25l4. %: Hoss-Receipts. l1.ooo head: Mon
day. S. 6oo head: Market strong to Sc. higher.
Mixed and butchers, 5ta.7o96 lals good. heavy.
si.7536.o7'.; pigs. sA4sas,0o: = bulk Of sales.
ST. s5de.05. Sheep Recelp ta, 900 head. Market
weak Sheep s3eoaS.9o: yearlnss, $5.25G6.lo:
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
CAS- Reported by c1addock,l ones. Virginia
|. are as tollows:

Petersburg, Va, Nov. II, 1905,
Receipts fairly good this week ana market
active on all grades, Prices Very satisfactory
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Steady, Winter patents. a+GD4.20; straight 50 80
100; bakers, ss.esNs 30. No. spring wheat
Nd. g corn. 80. No, pyelow. 6sa. No. oats.
aeTc.; No. q white, s?Nc. No. q white. $50
s%e No Fys 7ss GoGa seed!sH Ec1 barley lex
i aaxxeed ss'.c., No, northwestern, sLoo;
prime Timothy seed, s32S. Mega pork: per bar,
TO- snort riSs SIDES dosse 81 odS7so short Clear
sides fhoxedJ, s7G7, ls,t, Whisky, basis Of
high wines. $3.50 Clover CONTRACT Eade.
siaps Butter-steady; crealneriss. 17lt@s2iso. |;
doiries lT6Is0o Cheose--strong at laH0laNe,
EEgs--F!rm at mark, cases included, 9Oc, :
hrsts. 22c,; prime tl,sts. 2ic.; extras 2oc,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ls.G{ Sales athIIninnN Stock Yarda -

Richmond. Va. Nov. II. 1906. =
The repor Of the live stock market for tho
week ending October Soth As as follows: g
y, Best steers. ~ 9sc.: medium g good, stsG5
s s common; sa3 81: beet heifers. s,s I4c. !;
&C mmon 70 fair. !, y a2Ac.: bulls. 2nasc. veal
6a ca s Sae ga: extra lei fresh cows: ss9a5o
SA44c. old culIs 2a5c; best lambs, s1t nc, ;
c s.nha to falr tl5c.: feeding lambs and
- @shc.; pigs. sa6Kc.: rough hogs sows and
: P:,oanec,s ra,r >or ~, ,,,nd. Z =, 49,,
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New Jersey Central gen. cs................. 1a4A
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N r
Northern Pacific 3s......-. 7sh
Norfolk and Western con. ss........... 10i1h
oregon Short Limo refunding 4s.......... o7M
Pennsylvnnia COW. Observation-Disclosures. 1c2
Reading General ;................. 1osa
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.... 1lS
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. ts....... SsA
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............. 50 q
Seabnard Air Line observation-disclosures. SSN
6outhern Pacific A...... a51H
Southern Pncllo LIST ~. cerdncates....... 49,
Southern Railway Gs....................... 1874
Texas and Paciio a1sts....... ......,......1 a5at
Toledo. 81. =. and Western ts........... x
Union Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o5
Union Pacific conv. g. Observation-Disclosures. 1871
United States Steel "a Observation-Disclosures. SSH
Wabash 1l6K
Wabash Deb. Ba.......................... 67sA
Western Nd. Observation-Disclosures. s71i
Wheeling and Lake Erie ls................ 9tA
Wisconsin Central g.. ........................ 96
n, and o, COL Tr.E Is (Otfered) 49,
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Total sales, 10000 shares. |;

NEW YORK, November u.Aloney on
call nominal; no loans. Time loans frm:5
60 and 20 days per cent; six months
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. !

Richmond. Va. Nov. II. 1906.
SALES.
Virginia 49,, OId--aoo at aa7s.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. common--7
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Dry flint. per lb,..,..,.,..,....
Dry sailed, per lb,,,...,;..,..
Grasn, sailed. per pound,,.,,..,
Green. per ib,....,.,,.,......,.
Dry flint ealfsklns, per lb......a
ehbep sklns .,.,..,.,.,,t,,,,,.,,,,-
Green sailed calf sk!ns,.r,r,..
an1 eoMNrRY Fi;Rotpr1cI.wiic
F'ilATHERS-Llre geeEe. per ~
Mixed. per lbn,u,,n,,.'n,,.
NJ Glover, Wholesale. per bu....
Timothy. wholesale.,.,.."n.,,.
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NORTH PowNAL.

Mrs Eva Bond il spending a few
days out 81 town.
Miss Bernice Sanborn OF Saxon's
River Is spending few days with her
parents.
Anice Eldred OF Troy spent Thanks
giving with his parents Mr. and Mrs
: Eldred.
Miss Kate Racket entertained q few
OF her friends at her home last Thurs
day evening for candy pull.
Miss Marcia Eldred entertained her
friends Friday afternoon at her home.
Croquet was the feature of the after.
noon.
MIR aud Mrs John Tatrc and
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tairo spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Win.
ME Tatro Of North Adams.
Mr. and Mrs $ y Eldrcd entertained
their friends Saturday evening In
honor OF their daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Brimmer Of AL.
bany, it being the third anniversary OF
their marriage.
Thanksgiving eve there was ralile
and dance at the Academy Hall A
wagon owned by Ed North was rallied
off to Mead Br0wnell. A very fine
time was enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served by several OF the ladies OF
the community and music was furnish
ed by Porter's orchestra.
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PowNAL.

r y LcWis i 10 New York on a bust.
nesstrip.
Frank " Hakes speni Thanksglvine
a, a friends in bennington.
Dexter r Reeds little daughter /,
critically ill with pneumonia.
Mrs Siephep Boyle, who has b.cr
the guest of her uncle. DR. u - Barber.
has gone "a Dalton, Mass, for a
weeks stay.
Glen r Clark. Chas ID Turner, Cha.
Yates, Jr., aud Geo Bonesieel has re
signed their positions on the Boston
& Maine X X
Jas Doyle Scnt 10 New York Mon
day where he II again to be witness
for Slndsirom and Stra,ton sgain,t
the u X n Co In million dollar suit
The water works we're completed
NJ nday ~ noon and the water TURF
ed on. Two leaks In the pipe deyeloI =
ed however and the pipe In three places
will have 10 b. dug up. One leak was
up near the reservoir and the other
Just a lew feet enst of I X IL tank.
The season IL so far advanced that
no attempt will be made this fall 10
put the mains In Orchard or upper
Main streets.
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Mas.iTiia say. We Need Immigrants.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Count X. Mas.
siglia. the Italian consul general NJ
New York. declared In an interview
here that further restriction on immi-
grafton would react on this nation. lie
bases his opinion on the fact that the
immense development Of the United
States rs compared with the relatively
limited one reached by the Australian
continent is due TO the way IN which
immigration has been dealt with In the
two countries.
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STATION ROOF FELL IN.
Accident st Chsrins Cross-Two Dead
and Many Injured.

LONDON. Dec G.-Ninety feet Of the
roof OF the souihernmost end OF the
Charing Cross railroad station collsps.
ed without warming here. carrying with
II some forty workmen who were en.
gagged In repairs on that section OF the
roof.
The casualty list OF this extraordina-
~ accident includes two persons who
are known To have been killed. two
persons missing and probably buried
beneath tons of debris. eight seriously
injured and twenty slightly injured
The Ceiling walls OF the depot crush
ed the roof of the Avenue theater. ad-
joining the station. inJuring thereon
several men who were at work on re-
pairs.
Four trains stood in the station ready
TO start, and hundreds Of persons were
gathered on the platforms awaiting the
departure of suburban trains and the
arrival of the Continental express,
which was due in few minutes. when
the walls supporting the great iron
spans fell outward. With this support
removed. the spans fell with tremen-
dous crash, crushing the foremost cars.
which happily we're not occupied, but
the falling roof carried with il the
workmen who had been swarming
among the Orders.
All the casualties were confined 10
the wOrkmen in the station and on the
roof of the theater and to a few station
hands. Not a single passenger was
hurt.
For some time the scene of confusion
was indescribable. Charing Cross is
the most central as well as one of the
busiest of LondOn's railroad stations,
and had larger portion of the roof
given way the loss of life would have
been great. AS result Of the accident
the station will he closed for some
days.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

The J > Mccullough Eng. Co. 40. !
held their regular monthly meeting
Monday evening. Dec in their
rooms. \ report OF the 10Th annual
Thanksgiving Dance was heard and
IL proved TO be quite successful al
though owing To the miserable rainy
night, the usual jolly crowd turned
out and had delightful time. Next
year we hope to have more elaborate
time The turkey supper was just as
advertised. All the members of the G
Mccullough Eng. Co. thank each ana
every one for their donations which
isn't at al unusual for the resid ents
to donate for their Engine Company.
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senate, Arrested o. s.rs.r o....

CHICAGO. dee. a. - Stat. senator
Frank q. farnum. q LEADING local poll.
tIclan. was arrested here In connection
with an investigation following the
murder Of John v. kopf. county com.
missioner, during a political fcud. No
formal charge was made against Far.
mum az the time he was taken into Gus.
iciy. but Il was stated by the police
that be would BE- held on the charge II
murder. George e. Roberts. an election
clerk In the district where the siabblng
Of kopf occurred recently and who il
accused 81 committing the murder. was
arrested Immediately after the crime
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1t: Takes
Nerve

Everything depends upon
your nerves. 1t is nerve force
that causes the brain to direct
the motion of your body; it is
nerve force that causes your
heart to pulsate, and send the
blood through your veins; it
is nerve force that causes your
stomach to digest food, your
kidneys to filter the blood, and
the liver to secrete bile.
In fact, nerve force is the
power that runs your body, so
If you feel worn-out, irritable,
nervous, cannot sleep, or eat
well, have pain or misery
anywhere, your nerves are
weak, and your system rum
down. To restore this vitality
take DR.. Miles Nervine which
will strengthen and build up
the nerves. You cannot be
healthy without strong nerves.
For eighteen years DIR. Miles
Nervine and Anti-Pain Pills have been
my close companions. Early In mar
ried life. while raising children. my
nerves became all rn-out--could not
sleep; had no appetite; indigestion
very bad. and had such awful dizzy
spells. Then / began using DR.. Miles
Nervine, and at once l began to i'm
prove. and soon found myself in
perfect health
MRS. s. L. YOUNG,
324 Pittsburg ST.. New Castle, Pa.
Or. Miles, NervIne Is sold by your
drugglst, who will guarantee that the
first bottle Will benefit. II 1t falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Pans arc Ia course At formation Tor
recognizing on Sunday, Drr ~, he
ouc hundrc'lih anniversary ~ tho
birth II william Lloyd Garrison Nho
eiitsd The Journal Of the Tunes here
In is.s-p. During The presidential
eampa.gn Of isss ue supporters Of
John olincy Adams secarsd the ser.
vices ~ Garrison Ia edit sn sdminis-
ira,lon paper In Bennington, the Yer
mont Gazette, the only paper In Tie
county being for Andres Jackson.
The Adams pArly VAS very largely In
the ma jorliy.
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SALISBURY CENTER

Mrs VIM Clark and daughter Shirley
are visiting her parents Mr. an d Mrs
Young.
Mrs Martha Evans of Washington,
ID. &. is a guest of her sister Mrs w
w Niles.
Mr. and Mrs r + Smith of Munk
Chunk, Pa. are guests at NJ Il
Galusha's.
Misses Emma and Jennie Drury of
Bennington spent Sunday at their
home here.
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w,cI.- Counsel Claimed y. Libel

NEW YORK. Dec. GDelos NJ. Ne.
Cur,iy. counsel for Thomas T.. wickcs.
the lawyer ON trial for alleged black.
mail In writing letters signed Lewis
Jarvis" TO Edward Weston. after argu.
ment before Justice Rogers In the Grim.
lnal branch of the supreme court asked
that the case be dismissed on the
grounds that the letters showed no libel
and were the privileged communica.
lions Of an attorney interested In the
case. Justice Rogers denied the mo.
iIon. and the court was adjourned.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS


ss~s % sAs Tess ..s vintage hnsss
fsisass s.sFhs.asss
william Jackson Of Rupert 10 10
town.
Gu Wakefield has taken . posllioa
n tho fulnam house.
kdsard J MoFrissey vas la Rutland
yesterday on business.
Hon o v fiurerasli OF Wilmington il
. guest 81 Tho falnsm,
q II Potter and Palmer Hongh,on
~ero 10 Troy yesterday GA business.
Laura The young daughter of Frank
Moon j. recovering from a run Of ~.
phold fever.
Jacob l. Harbour aud sifo enjo,sa
. carriage drive IA woodfond yssisT.
day afternoon.
Henry Bentley has shipped half
dozen oi bis famous cnroper hens "
irirnd Ia Salem.
snow enough feli 10 Rutland Mon.
day a. make good sieishlng nhich con
uHued through yesterday
Tie creamery nos has oa hand
daily Toll supply ~ nos nilk, skim.
ni"d miis. SOUR milk abd rr-am.
I'd !. Knapp who has bosn afflicted
uiih bronchial trouble il eampi. =
alon' Aiih hls ride AZ Lake Hancock,
Thomas Connolly. formerly FIREMAN
Ca N" llusion y Maine railroad, has
accepted q position ns brakeman on
ihe u 4 u railroad.
Apples at No quality are selling
10 The stores for ~ a. 81 - a harrrl
Th"fr app-ars Ia h. n good demand
Tor ncm aud plenty 10 supply wilh.
Editor Frank J. Hove irfi ihi. morn.
los ior windsor Under the ruling of
sheriff Peek b. does not sKpoci 20 b.
present NJ The execution hut oil en-.
dcaNor 10 give the readers of the BAn.
net AZ complete and accurate reports
oi the execution aud attendant clrcum-
stances as possible.
News has been received Of The death
of Fred l. Reed. for some months COZ.
necicd Siib the csia blishmcnt Of Harry
Willoughby. lie had been In poor
health for some time. lie leaves a
~lfc, one son and tao daughters. lie
vas member 81 L>c lodge FAN Of
CHs'lc'on and ~ The GAR
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soui.r.. n, New York. y. silent.

NEW YORK. Dec. G.-Herbert G..
squiers. who recently resigned as
American minister to Cuba. arrived
here on the steamer Moro Castle from
Havana. Mr.. Squiers resignation was
cabled 10 Washington on Nov. ~ and
was accepted that day Upon landing
Mr.. Squiers said. II have nothing what
ever To say for publication regarding
my retirement"
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Mrs Herbert Stratton and Miss
Emeline Stratton recently visited at
Andrew Slocum's.
Mrs George Townsend and sister
Miss Nina Stevens recently visited at
Myron Stratton's
Mr. and Mrs Clark Houghton are
rejoicing over the birth of daughter
born Thanksgiving day.
Jay Bartlett of White Creek has
been staying with Geo Bowles while
Mrs Bowles was in White Creek caring
for their daughter in law.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
Pirating FoIey's Honey and Tar

Foley 81 Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon
ely and Tar many limitations are Offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The genu.
inc Foleys Honey and Tar is in vol.
low package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Sold by B A
Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06

HowA d l. Hindlsy. editor OF The
Ludlow Tribane, 10 tai leave that paper
and Join the stan 81 the Rutland Her
aid Tho Herald IL highly fortunate
b securing ~. services % SIR Hind.
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ia the stHir.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-06
Home For Aged Senmeu.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 6.--Thirty
thousand dollars is likely TO be put into
n home for aged and disabled sailors
by the international Seamens union.
In order to provide for its maintenance
il is proposed to assess the members
of the union 10 cents each month.
which would bring in about $4,000 a
wear.