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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-11
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INTEREST PAID ON ACCOUNTS. In.
terest is paid on the checking accounts OF
Individuals, Firms and Corporations.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. CeVtifi.
Gates Of Deposit are issued for fixed peri.
DDS, on which interest is allowed at cur.
rent rates.
MONEY ORDERS AND INTERNA.
TioNAL CHECKS. Money orders in sums
OF fifty dollars or less issued, payable at
par in the principal cities OF this country;
also international Checks payable at fixed
rates OF exchange in the currency OF many
European countries.
LETTERS OF CREDIT. Letters OF
Credit for travellers issued available in the
principal cities OF the world.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Foreign En-.
change bought and sold. Gable transfers
made,
BONDS. Municipal, railroad, gas and
other corporation bonds bought and sold.
CORRESPONDENCE or a personal in.
terieN with view 10 business relations
respectfully invited.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

BUSINESS notes.
Everybody who has had experience
or tie famous Re Leaf Splits is loud
IN it, p"aisc 1t Is the finest laxative
water in the world. and its use has
made thousands happy and healthy.
The Chicago agency i with the Stcu
t~n Wine company. 10 East Madison
street
Joseph c. Jacques. the well.known
halter. is one of the most successful
aud respected business men of Chi.
cage. Mr.. Jacques was for years man.
usrr of Dunlap's. and has brought to
the conduct of his own business that
thorough knowledge and ability by
which he made Dunap's renowned.
Mr.. Jacques gives the best value In
the city at his store. IS jackson boule.
ward.
No wonder the business of the Brand
Brewing Company. at 1851 Elston ave.
nue.. increased over 100 per cent during
1904. Their famous Extra" brew has
Il worldwide reputation.
%cSM
T.rr" is no better beer prewed In the
~orl than the far-famed Extra" Beer
brewcd hy the Brand Brewing Com
pany. ut l25l Elston avenue.
~C~
i Dcidsma's buffet at 1872 Washing
ton street journal Buiding) Is the
finest IN the city. First.clnss goods
and ,lie best service Is the rule.
On" Of the test.iikeo and most pop.
MAR business men In Chicago Ia Tom n.
Donuel!y. the jeweler, at lis Dearborn
street. Mr.. Donnelly enjoys fhe con.
ndence aud patronage OF the very best
people in Chicago, and II you want the
best goods. IN watches. d. oouds and
1ewelry. at reasonable prices. the man
TO patton!ze Is honest Tom Donnelly, At
lis Dearborn straet
~e&
The beer bottled by the Independent
Brewing Association. the Ernst Broth.
ers' famous plant. is the finest In the
country. Order It for your residence.
Phone. North CAS-.
Henry Roth. whose appointment as
Justice Of the peace on the North Side
has given such great and general sat.
2sfnction, is one Of the best qualified
men ever appointed to that Office. Mr..
Roth Is lawyer Of high standing and
has the esteem and confidence Of the
public and Of his colleagues both Of
the BENCH and the bar.
For wines and liquors. Heating &
Aiaiiony. the well.known importers and
wholesale dealers In this line Of goods,
are anon: the foremost In the country
for value as well as the excellence Of
their goods.
Albert Graf & Company. the popu.
lar paving contractors. have expert.
c'hNVh ~ "Vst prosperous scul.
~6A
The Monarch buffet and restaura Mt.
conducted under the able management
OF Nessrs. Cerveny and Biewersdorf.
at 1GI East Randolph street. Is one Of
the finest establishments OF Its kind In
Chicago.
~6A
Vernon c. Sewers lunch rooms ut
81 State street are among the best In
the city.
~9A
George 4. Blc.tner has given con.
vincing proof OF his great business ca.
pacity by his successful mana cement
OF the business interests In Chicago OF
the grea, Berghof Brewery.
~
Charles L. bigger Is man Of I'M.
furnished reputation and line ability
in the conduct of his affairs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-11

EN".N Woody who has had experience
ot the famous Re Leaf splits is loud
IN it, praise. 1t j. the finest laxative
water in the world. and its use has
made thousands happy aud healthy.
The Chicago agency i with the Stcu.
Nn Wine Company. 10 East Madison
ri Ittn,-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-11
DIRECTORS.

c. X. G. BILLINGS, '. n. WALSH,
FRED G. McNALLY, 3. N. BLoukr,
WILLIAM eeST, JOHN N. SMvTH,
MAURICE RosEkFELp.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-11

i. n. WALSH, President.
v. N. 6LOuNT, Vice Prsst.
7. N. JACKSON, Cashier.
3. W. MCLEAN, Assv Cashier.
4. r. 8HGA. Aaa't CanhlaS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-03-11

Joseph c. jacques. the well.known
halter. is one of the most successful
and respected business men OF Chi.
cago. Mr.. Jacques was for years man.
nser of Dunlaps. and has brought to
the conduct of his own business that
thorough knowledge and ability by
which he made Dunlap's renowned.
Mr.. Jacques gives the best value in
the city at his store. As jackson boule.
ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
TO HAVE new
CLUB HOUSE
Portion Of Clark Estate Pur.
chased.
MT ANTHONY GOLF CLUB
Seveniy.Two Acres Secured by
Trustees Which VIII be Made
Into Coll Links.

EE.oov. J @. Mccullough. J c.
Colgate, '. u. Jsaalsg., George wor-
Ihins'oa ADD sAys Mcleod as trus,-
eos for Tho Mt Anlhony Colt Club.
have purchased from tho estate % he
lAle lIsv. DE-. Clark - acres Of Tho
hons. farm, or al The lard situated
vest Of "calamouni lAns.' together
ullh the farm house.
The purchase Il made vllh The inicn-
ilon.oi putting The grounds In condi-
ton for golf links. and The house for
= suitable club house. for which IL 10
veil adapted. I, IL largo snd roomy
and In fair condition. finished inside
In hard wood. What changes are nec-
cssary will b. done during the next
twelve months. a. the Mt Anthony
Clsb will occupy ils present place for
al least another year. The price paid
for the property Is said 70 be $4,000
II Il PROBABLE that The name % the
club will b. changed 70 the at. An
,hony Country Club, snd that IL will
be made a stock company, and thai the
gentlemen above named will be among
the first board Of governors TO be
chosen.
The change Of location Of the club
will be made because IL canno, secure
long lease Of the grounds Il nov has,
ard the house Is not adapted for cook
ing purposes. or serving dinners or
suppers TO guests as they would like
70 do.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
new Y0RKLIFE
WON'T GIVE UP
Officials Of Company Refuse
10 Disclose Secret.
TREASURER WONT TALK
Declines 10 Give Name, Of finsn.
eis, Interested In Bond Buy.
ins Proposition.

NEW YORK. sept ia-ny ssfesin-
% haHas ne psfsans she uefs stps'
81 - iaiH siih ihr Nes iaff tifs Ia
snFanrn rnHissny in = bad paFrhass
sad 'syisiirsis tsftirit = trans
artiun b. ehifh 40 esHiisaHf lot uipFs
tilan Etsitfsi si.irh prFsuns dd ~
!oin an,i siianr Go tsss. J. u issni ~ a
tfrssur~f - che ruinissuy. Hiio sas ~
iiir aiinsss STATED dufins SIS sFuairi
lsaFt - yesterdays ssssisn - The legs
aiitu in4uIfy. inrufr-i ihe llssiiy "a
l.frssci Dissatisfaction 20 ihs pinnif,
irr. phirh rauiri uith Il al latina
'iun that mrasunrs might b. iaksa ~
farcp him o. dlsciose he desired lufof
uaiina.
This refusal followed "a aimissisn
hy iil- witness Ia rriatinn o. anYihci
ifsnsartiun that J, q. Mprsan a Ga.
he'd brou parties g. n sale and frpur
riiass eithln tao business days q
Ss"w" wugth q Mercantile Marine
csiugany bonds Zoe thc purpose ~
making u agicar Ia the cumpany's
statement g. ne state Insurance dc
gartm~nt that u caFrs-si only f5.3soOg
q navigation securities instead % 81.
unwe
SIC. uusts-. csuns~i for the commit
irr. bad b.cn Questioning the witness
regarding the cpnpany's connection
viii q purchase u New ORLEANS rail.
way bonds aBd a syndicate par,icipa.
lion Ia which u was admitted that the
u.' ioss Amounted e.. So. iyif2 The
witness bad repeatedly stated that the
Company had invested more thnn had
~ lrSt bern n. Intention. because ccr.
tain persons who were expected 20 Join
In the transaction had failed 90 Join.
Finally Mr.. lughc- asked:
Who did you expect would jolnr'
THAT I d.cilas % say" Mr.. Ran.
dolph replied. "as the expectation was
never rcIllDd aud regard Il as coma.
Dental"
For the time the point was passed.
but 40 Ia. end of the session Assembly.
man Rogers. who was presiding. said:
''S0me 81 Us are not satisfied with
your refusal. Mr.. Randolph. 90 ruply 20
Mr.. Hughes question ~ 10 the people
whom you expected "a Join you In the
New Orleans railway participation
II must repeat that regard that as
confidential matter" the witness an
swcrcd.
Il will ay nothing further for the
committee until we have considered
the matter together" continued Mr..
Rogers. but must say that person.
ally am not satisfied with your answer.
especially In view OF the declaration OF
tho New York Life Insurance company
In various statements Il has sent out
that II would give full information re-
garding all its affairs"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
SENTENCED
FOR LIFE
JamesAiiehsll Pleaded Guilty
10 Murder.
ne IS TOTALLY BLIND
Shot Ap Rankin On August 3 and
Then Attempted Suicide by
,hooiins Himself
NE IS TOTALLY BLIND

nrsnisbaro. 49,, y Totally h'lnd
aad siih bic bead sBshi Ia hahassrs
81 c8tsf bic apaHds. iamss Mitchell,
ll.s ursfisH marisFsF. iisishsd issisf
iay aiisFheoh b. surds ffum Chief
Jadss ioha " i,svsll -hieh siii $50
him 10 no STATE prison Ia Winispi iof
ne rusi ~ bic haiarAi iits.
Miiehsii -as arraiEned "a Ne charge
- sillias Nrs LAsHis u ilaskih 81
orAioa. by shooling bot. AsFasi =
10 said be- uosid b. -iiiins " plead
guiiiy " usf,isr Ia ,bs saoond desFs-'
States Aiiorbey u y Ryder Of Bel
iovs Pals and Aigy .sUsn. q & Plus 81
Ilrauisboro. siaisi uhsi ihsy probably
could she's u The plea sas pol ancrrisd
aud 90 s1oFt So made ~ prove mnr-
der IN ihs ars, 4osres. aud after oonslds
sring The matter = sboFs tine indEt
ilousli annoanoed that the plea ~
guilty Ia the sscond dcgfe. wAs &C
csp.sd. Then DO srsisbood Mitchell ~
Imprisonment Zoe life In the STATE
prison Al Windsor.
In vice Of Miicbsll's physical condi.
ton IL l. not snoun just shai ihs
nature Of his hard labor uill D.. u
vas generally understood that = d'''
fence would b. made on iba ground Of
Insanity. aud Mlicbcll's plea uAs .
surprise. His attorneys wcrc Thomas
= o'BricB and Charles II williams Of
Bellows Falls.
Mitchell IL ~ years old. Mrs Ran
Kin was - years old. A. the time Of
The tragedy she was working In Graf
Ton. Ia q 10 Of jealousy Mitchell shot
Mrs Rankin tuice In the head, killing
her almost instantly. lie then ran 20
a hay loft In 4 barn and sho, himself
In the head, placing the revolver
against his temple. The bullet cut OF
the optic nerve, leaving him blind.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
the VILLAGE PAfSoN.
A. so op"s iisas Ns@tS EssAias
ksplssAs a.

rhsFe arr mahy skoiiins situations
ahd ihisfesling sosnss ihai appeal "
IA ihs ssnoiions ~ Tho hsart ia ''ths
Village l'arsaa" ~hieh appears Al vac
opsra iissss neat MsHdsy evening,
Sept, a..
To play il hsiil 9Th much elsysr'
hsss aad srogl, depicting lhs ilis Of =
clergyman. shoss happiness has been
eloaded ~ iiss Supposed islthlessnsss
~ bic wiis The plos bFiaFs oui = ras'
eaily ia~ysf ~hoss solo anlhliion IL 60
separate hasband and siie - that he
nay gain boz love aud fortune. Ia
lhis hs has ben assisted by biz broth
e. for shom be- hss liills respect Ia
rider " accomplish bis purpose oi do
orlifainsss. hs sends "a discriminating
lssisr 10 ths siis which BY chance falls
lHio tbs haEds ~ tho parson, lie.
uhoss uhols hsart has bosa Wrapped
40 In his uifo's welfare. changes on
rezdlns iis contrnss. Tho wiic, noble
sod W5s. clings W Ter husband uh3
sparns her from him and very ssrorT
sosss ts,vesa them IL The result. As
Tie play progresses, Is finally bfings
about = joyful reconolllaiion and The
guilty are punished. Tho play Il o
laborA,sly Pos 90 ia four acts With
genuine comedy nssily inisr~ovcn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
The Japanese Have eaped Goals of Fire the Heads the Russ
VERMONT ROADS BAD.
Asismsliisis bssiss Ia, A's ~ - asP
iss saA as hsssN,

nhsFe are tss aaiamohiiisis ffom
GA ~ iils STATE sho have baea aarsr
iiahad oR no satisei a ths eohd'iioh
~ Nrrmohi roads sha have sos gitsH
n.sif aAsssT ia siFoHE trFhs. ihsi
NFinsoHi Fpzds atp ih = faF poorer
oanaiion liizn BE- soaid have tssH led
ia fsissci ffsaa sach = bszaiifai stats,
Tiss taii@sihg il q staisnarhi t3afs
By Howard Wiiisan ~ Paris, fFanos
"Etsfgshsrs 40 have travelled Ia
ii,s saia 40 hats foahd mech hriisf
faafs ihah uioss 8Fsf which 90 have
travelled in NsimaEi, ih this state
90 have foard ne Fpzds noi oHiy
fpssh, bat 10 sosbs pizors - naffos
has nae ssfs rsssihs ~ teams sas al
ts'.si imppsslb's. Tho people - Yer
Hioni ulfmssitss seen a. b. deceived
80 b. tiss was cshdiiion ~ tbsif roads.
several tHiss 30 have besh loid uhsi
Nc npads farther oa ssFs Ia soodiooa'
1iiion ani have spns % Ia hops. oniy
10 travel over ihs sans old rough ahd
aaFros ~ays. f~s ssFs ifaFslllss In
= ~esisFn STATE. sers No resources iur
road maslhs ssrs ihniied. 90 uould
hoi stpoci good rnads. Bui Ia Yer
mont such resolves arc pirnii'1b
NrfnoHi il = brauiiiai slate. while
IN IL have sea sous - tie most
bsauiiiai sosssry -hich I har. sesh ip
sii my travels. !, seems = pity that
such = state shauid have such poor
rosds. Boi ohly ior ssiomsbliisis. bai
'or strryons siss"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

Eitts.' c.mmiuss wIr Nee, fs ve-
ssabsr Iat That rsrps.~.


NEW YORK. Sept n senator
E,Siiicn u. E'kins u West Virginia.
chairman ~ tho senate commiiicc On
Interstate commerce. has issued a call
O. the committee 10 mert In Washing
ton on Nov. n 90 frame a bin proyii
lns for railroad rate supervision aud
regulation by the government 60 be In
troiuccd az tie coming session of con
gress.
To Sr'iaior Eiklns T. given tic credit
for having blocked legislation on the
rate question IN ihc last session Of con.
grcss. senator Eikins publicly an
nounced that he was opposed 20 the
presidents plans aud by pursuing q
systematic programme OF hlibusterlna
In committee he was able 10 prevent
action.
Senator Eikins announced that be
was convinced that action nc tho com.
ing session was inevitable and said
that be would cooperate In passing Q
bill satisfactory 20 the president.
II think I am justified" said Scna.
tor Elkins 20 a reporter. Sin stating
that all tho Republican. or majority
members Of the committee. have con.
cluded that there must DO railroad leg
islation this winter. The president, ]
understand. In rs emphatic NJ ever In
his judgment that the railroad rate
and private car line problem must be
dealt with .declsively. l think there
Is no doubt that some sort Of bill will
Be passed. Just what It's provisions
will be Is OF course matter OF con.
lecture.
Tho committee will not he long IN
framing bill. as believe the individ.
ual members have formed definite opin.
IONS on what they desire. and all that
will remain TO be done is 10 agree on
some one plan. This. I think. will not
require more than two weeks. so that
when the senate convenes In Decem.
Der bill will have been framed for
presentation to the senate"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Lookins For Missing Motormnn.

NEW YORK, Sept -13. 90 George
Hughes. motorman, living at POI
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
street. to whose house Kelly, the mo-
torman OF the wrecked Ninth avenue
train. went after the accident, was
taken to the West Forty-seventh street
station by Detective Weitzfelder and
was detained for examination by Coro-
ner Scholer, who wishes to question
him regarding the movements OF Kelly.
Hughes told the detectives that Kelly
declared that when he started his train
the forward car carried two white
disks, Indicating that Il was Ninth
avenue train. AS he approached the
switch. he said. the signals were both
green. indicating an open. straight
track
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
BANKERS DAUGHTER sHoT.
Fooled In Eno~t to steal noreII baby,
Tries to Kill.

Fooled In Eno~t to steal MoreIi baby,
Tries to XIII.
GREENWICH, Conn, Sept 13-Mrs
C. W. Morcll. daughter OF +. C. Con.
verse OF New York, an officer OF the
United States Steei company. received
a bullet wound In the face from a 70
voiver In the hands u burglar who
entered her residence h9e. The bullet
struck her chin, shattering the jawbone
and Embedding Itself In hex shoulder.
A nurse who has 4 room OH the sec.
ond floor OF the Morel residence was
awakened by fash from the bur.
glars lantern She screamed, and tho
man attacked her with the butt OF a
revolver bruising her arms and shout
ders aud breakihg two Of her fingers.
A lady guest Of Mrs. Moreti heard tho
screams, and when she entered the
nurses room the burglar. who was still
struggling with the nurse. fired shot.
but the bullet went high and struck the
ceiling. At this juncture Mrs. Morelf
appeared on the scene, and the man
aimed shot at her, the bullet taking
effect rs described. As Mrs. Morell
fell the burglar dashed past hs
through the door and made his escape.
Several hours later Police Officer
Cramer arrested John Brown, who said
he lived Mt 800 West Fifty-third street.
New York. He denied any knowledge
of the burglary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
WRONG MAN HANGED.
Murderer, Pursued by Rrmorse, Con
fcsses and DisEppeE<s.

Murderer, Pursued by Rrmorse, Con-
scsses and DissppeE.s.
MINOT, N. D.. Sept. 13.-"when my
hfeiess body Ia found notify my moth
or, Mrs. Catherine Herzig of Girard. o
The inelosed letter will reveal my iden
tit5 and the awful secret of my wretch
ID nfs I oan endure II no longer"
This mote was found by Frank Dyer,
who lives near Hidden Wood, this
county. 1t was written BY one Of his
harvest hands In II the writer. who
signed himself Charles Herzig. says:
"Dear Mr.. Byer-ln the early seven
ties Charles Sterling, supposed tramp.
was trseA for the murder Of Lizzie
Grsmhachsr, a beautiful young wom-
an. residing nAas Youngstown. In Ma
hontng county, O. He was convicted
on siycNInstantial evidence and was
hanged for the crime IN the county Jail
ut Youngstown. Charles Sterling was
an innocent man. I am guilty Of the
murder Of that young girl"
Dyer and his nelghbors have made a
search without success for the body OF
Herzi4
Tho murder Of Lizzie GrOnbacker
occurred In 1874, and Charles Sterling.
a tramp, was hanged for II In 1877 aft
er two trials. Sterling maintained his
innocence to the end.
The crime caused intense excitement
through Ohio and this part of the cOun.
try. Miss Grombacker was about sew.
enteen years old. She was beautiful.
Her body was found in the bushes be-
tween Youngstown and POLAND with
veil tied tightly around the throat
Charles Sterling, the tramp who was
hanged for the crime. was convicted
on clrcumstuntial evidence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Moro Albany rrinters Ont.

ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. t3.The print
ers in the employ Of the j. b. Lyon
company, the Argus company and the
Brandow Printing company. little
over 200 men, walked out because
their employers refused to sign the
eight hour agreement. This makes
seven shops the employers In which
have opposed the mandatory order Of
the International Typographical union
since the demand was made in this
city. Eleven small shops have signed
the agreement. There are now about
270 men ON strike.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
CRANK AT OYSTER ssY.
r~s.sit 60 C.svr . Revolver tsssa
80 ntsa Nhss sssFshsa.

OYSTER RAY. =. y. SIT n -
isasr Schamns. q Russian Jew tvsniy
yrars oii. vas ARRESTED brrv and after
m examination before Justice u The
Peso. Walter Tfankiin was srnt o.
Mlnspia. y. \. - D. examined AZ 20
his sanity.
Tho arrest was made By = secrc,
service agrnt cue % tbe personal
guards ~ rr-id.nt Roosevelt scha.
mus. who resides 81 a5i East fifty.
.-cond street. New YORK.. arrived hero
from Now fork and som aftrrwari
had an Interview with Mr.. Iiarn.s.
assistant SECRETARY 90 n. president
Ito desired 90 80. The president aud
talk with him about the price 81 cpaL
He said he was the general coal agent
OF Greater New York. There was In.
minent danger. In bis opinion. Of q
general strike among the miners In the
anthracite coal region ~ Pennsylvania
and that strike. he was assured. would
result In great hariships for The pco-
plo OF the country. lie wanted ten
minutes with the president 90 tell him
10 appoint q commission Of three men
who should regulate the output Of the
coal supply so as 20 provide the poor
with fuel at reasonable prices, even In
the event 81 n strike
When Schamus was searched at Min
cola a permit To carry a revolver. sign.
al by Captain Lantry OF tho New York
police force and Commissioner OF Po.
lice McAdoo. was found on him. The
permit was issued yesterday. No pis-
tol was discovered. however. and scha.
mus said he had not carried one.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS.
Notes Of Interest Concerning the Pub ie
Schools.

,Nloons
The editorial board OF the high
school publication, the Roaring
Branch, has changed IL Office from
the room next TO the superintendent
Office 10 the room on the left of the
main hall.
The registration OF the entire school
Is now somewhat over 500.
Shelley Wall has been elected man.
aver OF the high school football team.
Practice has already begun bat no
games are scheduled as yet
Guy Hitchcock and Frank Dean of
SALISBURY are registered In the fresh
man class Of the high school.
The total registration of the high
school is 81, somewhat smaller than
that OF last year. The reason is that
80, an unusually large number. we're
graduated last June and the entering
class numbered but q. About As or
so will enter next year.
New slate backboards have been
installed in one Of the high school
rooms.
Miss Ethel G Taylor OF the new de-
partment OF music and drawing has
begun her duties.
A custom will soon be inaugurated
OF displaying the school flag on flag
days OF which there are number dur
ing the year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Death OF John b. Foote.

CATSKILL, N. Y, Sept. 13.-John b.
Foote. one Of the largest fruit growers
in this section. dropped dead on the
street near his home. He was in his
eightieth year. He annually made
large shipments of pears and apples to
Liverpool, being a pioneer in the trade
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

The accounts Of the municipal cuprs
have been audited by state Auditor
Graham up to Sept l and witnesses
having fees due them are requested to
call at Judge Bates Office and collect
same.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Boy Shot by Playmate. ,

WATERTOWN, N. V, Sept. l3--ya.
cob Lemer, n twelve-year-old boy, was
shot and instantly killed here by a
playmate while shooting at mark
with rifle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13

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 90 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-13
Special Trustee Meeting
Village Fathers Meet at their Rooms Tuss-
day Evening.

The village trustees held special
meeting at their rooms Tuesday eve-
ming. The question OF installing lamps
to use the $3.50 worth Of gas furnish
ed by the gas company was brought mp.
and discussed and left with the gas
committee.
The locations suggested for the
lamps are, near school street bridge,
on Grandview near Grant Harborn's
residence and in front of Ell Sibley's.
Office on West Main street.