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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21

The total net area claimed is 300 acres, the
area in conflict with claims above mentioned
being expressly excluded.
This claim is located in the S. u Sec. SO, T. 2
g., X. AZ E. and the N. q sec. l, T. 3S., K. AZ K.
NJ. ID. b. d. M.
The lode line on the Curley George Lode
runs N. 26' 2J w. 505.52 #. and $. 4yo 33t f..
3l5.57 #. from the center Of The discovery shaft.
The lode line on the Boom Lode runs N. 56o
S2' w. 1888 II. and >. 56' 81 T.. 1912 #. from
the center of the discovery shaft.
The original location certificates of said
Curley George and Boom lodes are of record
in the Office of the district Recorder of Gold
field Mining Distri t, Esmeralda County, State
OF Nevada, in Book at pages 81 and 342,
respectively, and in the Office OF the County
Recorder at Hawthorne, County of Esmeraida,
state Of Nevada, in Book ~" page ass and
Book * page L, respectively.
An amended and additional certificate of
location OF said Curlty George lode is OF record
in the Office OF the County Recorder at Haw-
thorne, County OF Esmeraida, State of Ne
vada in Book -" page 55S. An amended and
additional C, ~rtificate Ol location of said Boom
lode is of record in the office of the District
Recorder of Goldfeid Mining District, Esmer-
aida County. State OF Nevada, in Book "a"
page 778, and in the Office of the County Re-
corder at Hawthorne, Esmeralda County,
State of Nevada. in Book "k," page $40, and
Book 81" page 500.
The names of the adjoining and conflicting
claims and their owners and claimants, as
shown by the plat OF survey, are:
On the northwest, the palaverda lode, un-
surveyed, claimant unknown; on the north
east. the st. Ives lodeSur. No. 2, 199, st. Ives
Gold Mining and Milling Company, claimant,
and Moonshine lode, unsurveyed, claimant
unknown; on the southwest, the Clermont
lode, Sur No. 2,l96, and Grizzly Bear, Sur. No.
2l9s. Jumbo Mining Company of Goldfeld,
claimant, and Union Jack, unsurveyed, claim
ant unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode, premises or any
portion thereof, SO described, surveyed. plated
and applied for are hereby notified that, un-
less their adverse claims are duly filed accord
ing to law, and the regulations Hereunder,
within the time prescribed by law, with the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
MoNrGoMERY-sHosHoNE

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ore body
taking on such gigantic proportions
bat it is getting beyond belief. Two
Ieeks ago the Herald reported the
kehi-g of what was supposed to be
ii objective point in the long tunnel
cutting of the quartz ledge which
Is opened in a tunnel above for as
rJet. This quartz is still present in
the face Of the tunnel, the tunnel hav-
ing pierced it for IS feet, showing a
milling grade of ore throughout. This
brings the total width of ore exposed
in the crosscut tunnel up to $50 feet
every foot milling ore and some of the
ore p~henomenally rich. The end is not
yet. Since the writer came to the dis
trict in April, the width of the Sho-
shone ore body has been exposed to
double it's size at that t~ime-from rs
to $50 feet.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. company
is getting things in shape to do deep
and extensive mine development. Up
on the surface a station is being made
for the installation of a 25-horse gaso
line hoist which is enroute from San
Francisco. The hoist will be used in
continuing the shaft, which has reached
a depth of nearly $50 feet from the sur
face. The shaft shows ore nearly ev-
cry foot from the surface down. At
the 150-foot level a station will be cut
and drifts started either way on the
ore. The hoist will have a capacity of
700 feet, and it is the intention of the
company to keep sinking until this
depth is obtained, running levels at
the usual intervals. This plan of de-
velopment will open up the richest
portion of the Shoshone ore body and
give opportunity for extensive stopping.
Another new plan of development is
the connecting of the workings of the
S~hoshone and Polaris, which work has
been commenced. The tunnels on the
two properties are parallel, about 500
feet apart, and connection will be
made to open up intermediate ground
and give better facilities for stopping
and taking out the ore. The Polaris
tunnel is in about us feet. At a point
S5 feet from the mouth a winze was
sunk 35 feet and later converted into a
shaft with a vertical depth of 65 feet.
This shaft is in excellent ore, most of
which is of a shipping quality. Some
of the best of the ore has been sacked.
A within has been secured and will be
put on the Polaris shaft for deeper de-
velopment.
Malcolm Macdonald and Robert
Montgomery are on the ground this
week. Nh. Montgomery will leave soon
on an extended trip.-Rhyolite Herald.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
STILL ..KNocKINc.,,

Tho Los Angeles Times still seems
determined to print "knocks' on Gold
field, which nave little or no founda-
ton in fact. We cannot fathom the
definite reason for the Times doing
this when the falsity of their state
ments is known to so many from every
section of the globe. But the fact re-
mains that thousands Of moneyed men
whe have never seen Goldfield are pre-
JUDGED unfavorably against this camp
" the Times policy. The News re-
news the offer which it made in these
columns, and by personal letter, to pay
all the expenses of the Times editor
or any mining engineer he will send
here, the only condition being asked
that he publish the facts as he finds
them. That offer has not been taken
up, but last week the following APP
peared in the Times:
"Goldfeld has fallen fiat. The boom
has exploded. About $50 men are
working there now, and most of them
ire prospectors hunting for fortunes
and but few miners are working regu-
larly. The lists that have been sent
out showing five and six hundred men
1t work have been made to include
the whole country for thirty miles
around which is no more properly a
part of Goldfeld than Tonopah is"
This vas the statement made yes
terday by j. o. Bingham, a mining
man of Tonopah who is now in this
city on a visit. His statement is a
full confirmation of what the Times
published in its correspondence from
the Nevada camp a few weeks ago..
"There are several reasons for this
condition." continued Mr.. Bingham.
'One is that so far it has never been
demonstrated hat there are any
great permanent lodges in the camp.
There are some great prospects, some
that have produced enormously, but
none are at any great depth or to any
such a point as will prove their per-
manent character. Capital is not TAX
ing hold as is needed.
"AnOther thing that is operating
against Goldfeld at the present mo
ment is the hot weather. 1t is some
thing fierce and everybody who can
is leaving for the summer. In the fall
the state of Nevada is going to expert
ence the greatest mining boom in it's
history and then Goldfeld may pick
up again. 1t is too soon to predict"
Bingham is a book keeper in the en-
ploy of the Enterprise Mercantile COM
pany, of Tonopah, which company has
a branch house here. The company is
engaged in the liquor business, and
Bingham knows about as much about a
mine as a Piute Indian. Perhaps the
poor fellow did not say what was print
ed at all, but if he did, the Enterprise
Mercantile company would not make
a mistake if they took the trouble to
have his head examined before starting
him again on a trip. They certainly
will need a book-keeper to sraighten
out their accounts if he was quoted
correctly.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21

Register oftse United state iaul ri a.
Carson city, in tae tommy ~ prmsev. state ~
NeN aua. they will be bafr,-i1y viFtue nj the
prov sions VI said tatut..
Dated aud peted un the zroInd en the stu
day Of June. lgS.
-. ~ DaLtUr. k.g Ster.
Ii Is hereby ordered thai the {, rexuing
nottse of application ia aleuf a. published
for the period Of ten week. e. u4eetivety IN
toidheld News. y week y uew~tmIwr
printed aud pub ishcd ~ g ldheld. in Esmcr-
aida County. : ate oi Nevada.
q. ~. tsALIUr. Register.
Date OF first publicat on June ~. 1915.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
Buv It Now.

Now is the time to buy Chaa'her-
lain IS Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes o will need it badly-you vii
need it quickly. Buy it now. 1t may
save life. For sale by Martin Muller
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
Lessees

The Albemarle Mining and Milling Company.
the owners OF eleven claims known as the
Huntch Bell group, IL willing 10 consioer APP
plications for leases upon any or all oIits prop
erty, sad leases to be of the usual form with
the usual ROYALTIES. For particulars apply. 10
Detch a. McMullin. attys. Main street. u
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
Special Opportunity for filming In.
vestors.

We have six claims In tue ronopah mining
district on Mount odd e. Ior surface shnw ing.
lode porphyrt. We nS CT PIP ng with fair val
ues. q ud strong u sure veiIts. III : is the
best opportunity aud open grnand now IN the
Tono, ah district lin esil x tte.'
Also niue claims ia Old Gold Mountain dis
trict, about eight miles west ul Thorp's Wells
aud tn. eH tern ext. nSiou OF the uoN famous
kattlrsnskc group. There are strong tssur,
veins in lode p ,rphyry. Average af eight feet
ASSAY $ s146.sS "a gold and ~ Is ia silver aud 7H6
per cent. A. copper. average O. i've assays
from grass-roots, $6S And other good proper
ties in Tnnopah, Goldtirid. Did Gold Mountain
and Kullirag miu ng distr cts. We are the To-
Gator of the MaSco aud iripplett. al the Gotdep
Anchor group, Cash BOY, Little TonolHh, Lucky
Tom, CrvSial Water. ~ we'll rs Rullfrog Chief
aud other properties which ARE well KIN ,wn
and all are un n paying basis. | n want to
be iuckv, take the bunch md get IN un the
ground floor W tn n half loaf buttered bread
and n lucky prospcctor and promoter
Call or address, Gu ~. YOUNG,
Thorp's Wells, Nye County. Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-07-21
No. l044.
Notice Of Application for
Patent.
Notice

carson CITY, Nevada, June IA, ls15. ~
Notice Is hereby given thai in pursuance OF
Chapter vi. Title 81, of The Revised Statutes
Of tue United states, The Gold Coming
Nation Gold Mines Company, a corporation
duly organized and existing under and by
virtue Of the laws of the Territory OF Ar. iona,
by James Faulkner, It's attorney-in-fact, whose
pUstofice address is Goldheld, Esmersida
County, State of Nevada. has this day died its
application Tor a United states patent for ay4.u9
linear feet of the Curley George mine, vein,
lode or mineral deposit aud g25 IS linear feet
of the Boom mine. vein, lode OF mineral re-
posit. each bearing gold and other precious
metals, with surf zee ground not To exceed 40
feet In width on each side of each said mine,
vein. lode or mineral deposit, lying and being
situate In the Guldheld Mining District,
Esmeralda County, state of Nevada, being
Mineral Survey No. 2.225 zach of " hich is more
lully described AS tn metes aud bounds by the
official plat posted thereon. and by the ufiic al
plat and by the field notes of survey thereof
now filed In the Office 81 the Register OF the
United states Land Office at Carson C ty, Ne
vada, which field notes of survey describe the
boundaries and extent Of said claims on the
surface with magnetic variations at l,o e., as
follows, 10 wit:
CURLEY GEORGE LODE.
BEGINNING at Cor. No. /, whence the N. "a
Cor. See. l, r.3s., K. AZ Il. NJ. d.. b. Il NJ. bears
s.. 40 36f ". ll2.57 fl; thence S. 52o 35' w. 1900
TO Cor. No. 3; thence N. 5lo 35 E. Sl0.O It. to
Cor. No. 4; thence :. AZ 49, K. Sill w fl. to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning.
BOOM LODE.
Beg ming at Cor. No. 1, IDENTICAL with Cor.
No. 4 yurIey George Lode OF this survey,
whence the N. q cor. Sec, ! IT, s., ~ q. NJ.
5. $50 49, w. $1,000 1t. to Cor. No. 2; thence 5. 42o
So K. $500 # 10 Cor. No. 3; thence N. $50 49,
r.. $1,000 It to Cor. No. 4; thence N. 42o IS, w.
5000 #. to Cor. No. l., the place of beginning,
AREA.
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AT MOMENTS NOTICE.
Cavalry TO be Ready TO Leave Fort Ethan
Allen Of ANY Time.

Burlington, Aug ll.-Col William
NJ Wallace received q letter yester-
day afternoon from Lieut. Gen Adna
Il Chaffee. chief OF stat, through the
commander OF the Atlantic division,
Maj Gen James Wade, ordering him
TO prepare and hold in readiness two
squadrons OF the 18th cavalry for or
ders to leave the garrison at a mo.
ment's notice.
The general opinion OF the officers
and men Is to the effect that they are
under orders TO proceed to Venezuela,
as the government is sadly in need OF
soldiers at this point. The orders to
be in readiness, have been issued to
the first and second squadron, 18th
cavalry, and they would be ready to
leave the post on the receipt Of tele-
graphic orders.
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NATIONAL RteArrA.
ThtstF-ssisd s-ss-i t,s.-t - s-.-
tee o@s.sss 80 n-tttstaFs

BALTIMORE. Aus ~ Tbs iiiiftY
ihiFd annual nusaiia - ihr NailuHai
Association q Amairlf OaFsmrii, tho
frst strnis - uhirh sew uiinrsss.i
- frsm nn-rn 70 tusniy ihsusai,d
.supir. has ui-nssi hrrr
ouing D. tbo .rfairhing q West e
ihr tiiiin. nsner club q Philadelphia
I-n Eyck ~ iis- warhus-if. na.it club
- Worcester aBd Mrsl-e - ulsr To-
npnto Rowing club ibrf- wsfu ~ pro
iiminaFy beats g. tie association senior
single ssniis. ani tie s-nior pair oared
shells l--rsmr thr nrst farc % tls day.
The West Philadelphia Raat club
crrw fouiing the S.awanhakas made
= fais. start. and n. former let al
chance o. winning By Rriilns ~ their
course. The University HAIRS. ciuh's
i.pat was swaml'oi shortly after %.
turn. aud the seasanhakas scsrs,i
rather easy victory over the Argonauis
Of Toronto by eight lengths.
In N. intermediate single sriiiis.
Craig % ulc pciroli Boat Clpb md
O'Neiii % ihe Aia'anias % Now York
IN the first beat aud Ten Eyck ~ the
wachusci's and Stokes ~ the thivss.
slty BarEc club ~ Philadelphia In the
Second heat qualified for the hnal.
The association senior singles went
20 Fred sbepheari % the scawanbn.
kas. who beat Frank Wesley ~ the
First BohemiAns ~ New Yort by
three lengths. The only starters for
the senior double souls wers the Non.
parcil Rowing club 81 New York aud
the Philadelphia Barge club. the for.
mer winning by three lengths The sc.
nior four Dared shells went 60 the
seawanhakas by three lengths. the Ar.
eonauts Of Toronto being second and
the Mound City Rowing club Of St
Louis. the only other contestant, third.
Decidedly the prettiert race Of the
day was the intermediate eight Dared
shell. the only entries being the Ariel
Rowing club Of this city and the Ar
gonauts Of Toronto The local crew
had the best Of Il from the start and
until the bend In the course was
reached. when. II IL claimed. the Cana.
dinns cut the course. taking the lead
and winning by scant length. The
Ariels protested the placing Of their
opponents first
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TApI,E OF pERcENTACEs.


SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. l2.-Rus-
Ting silk. a Z to / shot won the feat
ture Of the racing here. the Troy. n
two.year-old selling race. FIVE and
half furlongs Hester W. made the
running. but died In the homestretcll.
Just after leaving the backstretch
Arklrta. who was in third position.
bumped Mullins. who was then running
second. The latter was knocked out
OF his stride and Immediately lost
ground. Rustling SILK then began to
make her run, with Arklirta as the
contender, and won by length and
a half. A protest was entered by
Baird, who rode Mullins. and the stew
ards disqualified Arklirta. placing
Adonis second and Pythia third.
Caughnawaga, the favorite, was never
better than third In the handicap. Glen
echo won by three lengths. and Sonoma
Belle, who finished strong, was as
much ahead Of Caughnawaga.
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tsssIlsai s.sissi Rsensl ~ oA.s.a ss.assi
sat ksis, Ga


nas recital b. Charles iishnsii sni
Ksllsg cole, sssislsd b. Mas iaAsl
Cave Cole ~ nc pisno, siFsn Ia l. .
sFaFy Hall iAsAlsT FRIDAY sgsnins sss
"a sgsEi snd = saoosss shieh masi al
sags b. sigsn = pFonihsHi place Ia
ihs masieai snnsls ~ hshHinsiaa-
fas hail sas sell diisd,
Ne iisnhsii's rs-smsaFahos before
"a sadishos Ia bic naiigs l1sh aiisT
foaf gssFs shsrhns shfaad sss tffg
sFsiiiyihg, especially a. usoss sho
have issa faaiiisF siih bic soios snd
sha hats saishrd bic raFssF siih iH'
lsFesl Tie impfeFsiasni 10 NF iisn'
nsii's aeios sppsars iaFiEeipaiif iR no
sasiaihsd saiisF iohs.
MF iisnnsii's shlfshor sss mzFkri
siih srpiaass, ilis hnsi sFosp ~
sahss ssFsi ITO Aiilsa flnm i'fsoH, %
soFds b. sir Richard isotslsosi "Whg
~ i'ais. % spnds b. Sic toia hngk'ihs,
shd 'of al ii,s Touasfis, " snris b.
Wiiiism Walsh. Ell GA i.ns.ish
pesms ssi ~ nasie By Biz iiabsFt
Parry,
Ne Cole sss also psieotassi si,aa bic
nul appsaFanes HE sihsifs ~ taar
sohgs la usfmsh. ''i.sbrs Achas {"
10 Ffahsl 'sRyitsiia" b. Nihdinsl
''i.ihszm, byailsrssF shd "AiisF-
sasisn," By Strauss, established him
Ia issiihs favor
The nssi ssissiiors By Mf iisnnssi
ser Ia Preach, ia Nsii, " By iiahn.
shish shossd or Nc sihFrF's loser
iehss a. great. advantage snd 'iiois
Epais" from "Amadis" a. oprfa ~
ne iims 81 i.oais XIV b. f.uiiy ia
vtieh msay considered Sc iishnsn a.
bic hesi
Thea cane Mr Cole and sang Hos
Deep uis Siumbsuoi its Fioods b,
Low Come. On Coms. By PARKER
RIOS Certify Here. 4" By shnt.si. asd
"nsso,ion" 30 Shsmmsnn. To.
shateft song being especially asli
recsitsd
Nr .Bebneit Hsst sang kipllns's
TOAD Io.MahdAisy' siih tho He8s.
cock music. "My star. =" ne soris II
bsaniy b. Cora Tabtri. music
by Mrs Beach and The Tvo orvaa.
dlcrs. the music By Schummann
10 a. enthusiasts encore
be sang The Bonnie Banks Of Lock
i.omond." playing biz oun sccom.
panimsni.
Then folloued SIR Cole 9Th "a
Parting" by Rogers: III IL na'Jean"
By Para: "Bonhie Wee Thing'' an old
Scotch song; 'Songs 81 ArAby" lold /
Engsshl by Clay ard a. aB encore
''oh ibe Pretty Creature By Lane
"All ihro' the night. % 40 old Welsh !
sir, words by Walter Maynard; The
"Kashmin Song" 10y |
Amy W Findcn and king Charles"
BY Maude V. White were contributed |
BY Mr Bennett. A vigorous encore
brought forth. "Phil, the Eluier's
Bali" a rollieking Irish song by Per.
'ey French.
\ duet "sunset'1 by a. Gorlng
Thomas vas sung by both gentlemen
IA the concluding selection.
Nine Coles accomplishments added /
much TO the enjoyment OF the program
md we're subject OF much discussion
md admiration.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS


- hs-s hs-Asfss
IS, shsssa,lsFof Ariiag,oa i. ia
100 . today,
wadre dtY,
Ml.s ~ eel iiaiasgsl il Vsiiihs 10
iioesist Pals
Niles MARI dibhsJ has returned ~ a
= tisii in LsaslasbaFEh,
Mics NsFa nall j. gisilins hsr unsis
= y, ,, 'ssksf 81 MoaHi Holly,
Ilhs iioitra A Leonard miii il sias.
% ~hils = hss shziiinE il hsihg pai
aiseAH ~, Anirtas ~ IlosiaH il
slsedins : See days stA, ~, Nar.
hsy's
Mrs Wa u fFaaF ahi soa Hisin n.
~ Ifpf arc guests a. =, u, Halls a.
SO CraieH
Misses Mari WaihFidse IA Fanng
Thatcher have frtuFn1.i fFan rampins
FL i.asr taneees.
nF u, 4. Bristol irfi lhis zfisrHaan
Zoe = tisii u Nsf5rnRrs, iis piii ~,
iaFa Thursday H"Fning.
Mr ffahk II. iops .iii leave Moo.
daf Zoe q srrts tisii atE 81 iiAFi's
collage on i.atp Champiaih.
EChsFiss nafnss ahd -iis have core
~ ths hafihsfn paFt ~ Nss Nnfs
state a. sisii relatives far q couple Of
srrkss
The hAhi ooFcsFt which sss b. have
hssh given In North HonHinsi1n iasi
stshins ~as i'9sipoHsd oH aooosn II
he fsin,
MF aad Mrs 4. ". nraissssi. Mrata
Nfs 4 a. tahh. Haffy ahd imne.ns
Anfton. loft Saturday Zoe Crosn isoins
shrfs hey siil Ba-s Nf and Ma
ffank D. Hose. The shols psftY
slll renAin IhffV about a seek.
A. Interesting sniofsainmsHi sas.
sifua "a lieu Venue Library asi Mon
day stsnins under he auspices IL ths
Mount Ahthony NtSCE A Lin.
colo kifs gave lnfersonaiions ~ var.
iyas characters, biz rcndiiion ~ Shy.
lpcs IN fel costume huins especially
sell done. solos b. Mr. Morss cod
Mrs Address addod D. ne Interest Of
thr occasion a fnii house expressed
iis hearty appreciation Of tho good
points Ia Tie programme.
John Kclso IL a. lha oaics oi ihsI,su.'
nlngion Security Co tL.i'ing the absrncs
OF WfoFbcs, shB 10 uiihCoK az muster
IT CArpesisr aud family lsf Sal.
prsiay ior visit al North Hero, Lake
Champlain.
Hubcrt y Haii has returned from a
yisii AZ y = Harris cottage az Long
foiai, Lake Champlain. u
Mrs John McCue and Miss Mlnnla
MeCue have Jeff for visit At Lake
Bomoseen.
WIN Oibney aud Cornelius cook
have Improved The appearance OF their
house by painting them.
Charles = Dryer 81 Bellows Falls
Il visiting al bis homo 90 Spring It.
Miss Margaret Hayes Il home from
lhe Albany Business College over
Mas Katherine ouinlan has retur, cd |
from a visit 10 Plymouth Mass.
George X Maihers went 10 Pownal 10
attend the funeral OF Patrick Hurley.
Fred Stewart who lives on Carpenter
Hill iseriticslly III with typhoid fever. |
Miss Clara sickoli. who has been
Miss Daisy Richie has re-
turned 10 her home la Great Barring |
700.
Miss Christine Ward OF North Ad.
ams IL visiting her grandmother Mrs |
Elvira Eddy.
Mrs Chas Cottrell, who has been |
visiting her sister Mrs A W varney
returned 10 New York City Saturday.
yelling Thatcher. Dean Martin and |
William Hawks went 10 Lake Han
cock Saturday 70 camp for three weeks
Alfred Rowiey, and the following
members OF his Sunday school class |
Wendell Wall, Clifford Turner, Jesse
Carpenter, Robert Thompson, and
Chas Sweet, will leave Monday TO
camp at Lake Cossayuna.
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Fatal Quarrel About /. woman.

KINGSTON, n. Y. Aug. 12.-Joseph
Riccardi killed John Pugliese with a
shotgun near East Kingston last night.
and after reloading his gun walked
away without interference from scores
of spectators. He has not been cap
tured. The men are said to have quar-
relied about q woman
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as 1t aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary carthartics. 1t
cures indigestion and sick headache
and chronic constipation Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. For sale by B. A.
Quinlan.
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BURLINGTON, SEPT Fl.
Time and Place OF Vermont tiremen's Annual
Convention.

Middlebury, Aug l0.-The executive
committee of the Vermont State Fire.
mems association met here today in
the rooms OF the Volunteer Hose com
pany. The full board were present and
after some discussion 1t was decided
that the convention would be held in
Burlington on Sept q. There will be
no tournament.
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M.ryi.bon. Team Hen, OTTAWA.

OTTAWA. Aug. II. - Marylebone
won the cricket match. Ottawa In the
second inning scored but 81. Mnryle-
bone made the 142 necessary for the
four wickets. Wyld scored 80.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-12

Mothers lose their dread for'that
terrible second summer" when they
have DR. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
pecifc for summer complaints o
svery sort.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-12
MineoIa Led Yacht Cruise.

GLEN COVE. y. Y, Aug. 12.-W.
Ross Prescott's Mineoa led the yachts
In the first run Of the annual New York
Yacht club cruise which started from
here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Two houses and a barn on Branch
street extension. Will sell one or both
separately or one house aud barn.
Acre OF land In connection. Inquire OF
J. B. Morse 233 North 81