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Pain i'm the
Head

Is a DANCER signal. warning
you that the brain nerves arc
tNhaus,ed-lrTilaied, and arc
undergoing an unnsiuFal strain.
fFequen, and prolonged at
iael,s oi pain weaken the gen
cFa.lVe rover 81 the nerve
cells OF ihe brain, and lead 10
loss OF memory. melancholy.
spasms, epilepsy. and frequent
y insanity.
Whcn The brain nerves arc
weakened they arc unable 10
sIprly sufficient nerve force
20 the nerves that control the
lures, heart, stomach and
other oFesIs. and these organs
aFe ,hus robbed al energy. and
unable to meet the demands
upon them and they get sick.
Stop ,he head pains with De.
Mites AhiiHIain lilla, ava TIC
influence upon your general
health will be greater than you
can realize.
= sani o. is'i ynu hoe thankfi I
en- fuF ~ Niirs Aausf ID fiis
ifpm q rhiii ! nave tnfn 'i.1i a.
firk hfffffin and NftfF anF
iaFliHE ffiIff until l received fHWlls
- ~ NIila Anu.t'fia lHs 10 n
crnrta pa frafs ESQ ~ taiiHa ule
n al 4aiib Throws ~ nF ESQ, 80
Wna AfNA nATfa
a. y, ~. 80. q nfnfta. utia.
Dc. Miles sn'isPain Pills 49, sail ~
your fraalist, iiha s.i fs.f aite ftft
thn rfst nf 100 WIl %" NJ f
fsfs - n'f lrr FfuF Fars
~ ros0s, - sFnis, kEfff n f'fis,
Miles Medical Co.. ElEaaIt. lad
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OR SALE

I.'oE safe. Good lied house Boz The best art
80 sufi. gipl. ln god r.plirA 4 viii
gloI aid " IN d. Mrs Barnafa M0Orc. 81
south street "a 4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Tsia 80 na.F ns.s.s.
n Novees returned last night from
Mes foTs.
Will Cain aud his sister, Mas Eliza
beth Cain, Of lrallleb0ro ars guests
Of Ar aud Mrs v, 4, iiopkinson.
Tho lhts UPPER classes arc TO give
q reeepllon 90 lbo freshman class Of
lhs high school In f0Foslors ball ga
The ssoDlng Of Nov. J.
Joseph Ayrss, Palmer noughI a
snd Hugh hlsekmer left this morning.
Tor a sesk's duck shoolitg on souih
Hero Island, Lake Champlalh.
The high school has organized q
basket ball team wilh Arthur krhoe
"a Captain, RoiliA Jenny as maaasor
aad Isobslt Tiffany As assistant man.
sger.
Joseph A Evans his lust received
al his na-s agency q lo.0oo oousi 30
Deni ~ artistic post canIs depicting
manY Important points Ia tho eastern
pari Of tho uHiisd tiaies.
Dsnlsl \ 0aFinsr Of I'ownal shot =
Duo buck yesterday weighing some ot
90 isl pounds. AZ far a. can be
learned Ibis - tho hTsi deer shot In
'he losn ~ fosnai. although q nun
oef have ben scon ana several have
bfon shot a.
"iesns, 80 carpsti,r." or The Cos.
pol ~ Labor sill b. The topic Al tho
hsp,isi church Sunday evening, Oct.
y, a. ! o'clock. Tho ''idlar" Gill not
epioj lha srFaoa. bed better sisy
away. Tie sorksr 10 given nest
cordial Invitation IA bo present
Merton u ThAyer Of Read sboro Ia.
brought Ia tho best prize -, Cor the
ieer hunting season Ia bennington
'ouniy. having shot In that part OF
ihe ioEn known a. Jsrioo. n 30 pound
'uca. From Tho abilsrs, the specimen
shich ga. a. unusually Zoe one. rs.
Judged ~ be- sb ui ak years old
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
Innings, Dress trimmings, Buttons

We have hnd to exert every facility to ol'teiu
ihpn d'cs> essentials at grade do justice To their close
nj -hbor Gus ,t.p down tie ase) the dress goods.
But ,ifoi,s well spent, and have Innings,
buttons And trimmings the be nssd IN perfect bar
ny with dress iabrc- And tn prices jus,
remarkably low When YOU visit the drrss goods don't
forget this department
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
MEETING CALLED.
Lafss Aisats~ss d an,s IA 4nsss Hal
fhs AHsFesa.

lAfss Alfatast 81 Ansaf IA Asfea< Nal
fhs AFsIfesA.
Join 5 Niles, DD0 Noith. seo
ond masonic dls,rlel ~ verDonl mel
The ,fious nasl masters. porshlpiai
masters and ssaiar dea oas u he
lodges Ia 40 d,slilrl lhis ailsrnoon.
There sas a good representation from
each ~ the io'lFss.
Ths meeting vas called In accord
ans .ith q decision recently given a,
the annual convention ~ district dep
iiirs bid Ia burlington. There vas
s'sp quite a goo attendance - Wilt
les brothers Tic pasi mas,rrs' de-
sfcs aas conferred and various nat.
'efs ~ iainins - The good ~ tho irai'
orniiY disussed
This Has iheiirs'mefiins ~ ihe kind
hrid la tho dlslf ZOE several years
aud wlil b. followed - "ihrrs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

So much has been written by the
4 standard medical authorities, Of all the
several schools OF practice, in praise
OF the native, or American, medicinal
plants which enter into the compost
tiaS Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
~, that In attempting 10 quote
the various works on MdteJId
one hardly knows where TO
since ttey-sac np yolunin-
yVhe briefest and most inn
srence can be presSnted in a
like this.
hen let us say that the
Medical Discovery" was
I'm the sturdy little plant
n the root OF which enters
its composition. Besides
Valuable ingredient, it con-
eric extracts of Stone root,
pt, Black Cherrybsrk, Blood
Mandrake root.
slingwood, M. d., an emin-
pner of Chicago and Profess
ria Med1cd in the Bennett
llege OF that city, in his
blished work on Therapeu-
Golden Seal root: aft is
atural Of stimulants to the
ctions OF digestion. Its in
pn the mucous surfaces rem
ost important in catarrhal
Inflammation OF stomach) and
pmach) liberation"
her authorities as well as DR..
extol the Hydrastis Golden
. remedy for catarrhal dis
nasal passages, stomach,
u ducts, kidneys, intestines
der. Among these, we may
Prof. John - N. D., author
American Dis Dry; Prof.
pdder, NJ. D., In his ~Specific
on; DR.. Hale of the Ha4ne--
Eeds Co Chicago; Grover
rk, in his vOr-
|artholow of JEFF
nd scores of other
6rs and teachers.
epinent authorities
Oofatlve virtues of Golden
in cases OF stomach, liver and in
ttnal eakness, torpor and liberation
bowels. DIR. Ellingwood recommends
most highly, 'cIn those cases of atomic
9spepsia when the entire apparatus,
GLIDING the liver, is stagnant and
Operative" He also extols ID most
hghly in the many weaknesses and de-
angements peculiar to women and
Hys, 1t is most important remedy in
hany disorders of the womb" Golden
Seal root (Hydrastis), is an important
Ingredient Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
1cription for weak, nervous, rundown"
omen.
Dsos 70 return to the uGolden Medical
discovery" 1t may be said that its cur
ative properties are not wholly depend
ent upon Golden Seal, valuable as it is,
as Other equally potant ingredients add
greatly to its value and In fact are not
less important than the Hydrastis, or
Golden Seal.
In all bronchial, throat, lung and
Elndrcd ailments, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root and Blood
root, each plays ne important a-asxt
IN eifecting the phenomenal cSres Of
oGolden Medical Discovery y M does
Golden Seal All these/ traredients
\xsement III prominent
y a mediSine
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27
D-Zerfa
PerIecf JeIID DeSssFf

Add 10 a package one plnl boiling
xatsT, ST % cool aud n gtsult viii be
the most delicious jelly e.'',Et yoa ever
tasted.
Everything IN the package. .s.seF
and more satisfactory than griaiine.
fias innit ilsyoFs-RaspheHy, Lemon.
strawberry, CheFy, oangr, and thons'
ands a combinations ere easily made ~
The simple addition a irssh o. canned
fruit. nuts, nss, daiss, etc,
iirangiiul pieces ioF table decoration
b. eomLlnlng several d.iieTrnt AaFors,
Order to-day. ~ CFoesrs. 10 efs.
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ToDArS 5 oCK QUOTATIONS.
SsIIias P'iss redp On hr- Yort lmhsns.
A. Neon.

Today's quotations ON the Nee
York stock ssrh sngc a. reported AT
ncoa bY J. II. wIllision s. to. Of !
Nassau street, NeE YorS city 10 tho
Bennington Security e'.ilasy src b.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-27

I'OR fALE.-fara - .if acres. milss
L aruih ~ Bennington. forts acres ~ wood
lot. Good land aud EuOd buildings Kunninr
water ~ boih house and barns Five hunircd
ugar tees on The farm Ior terms enquire -
Mrs g. J.. JeNeti. bennington. VI ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-29
Guthrie. Okla, May io.1so5.

Guthrie, Okla, May 1o1s05.
DR.. J. W. Duke.
MANOR Guthrie.
Dear Sir: Your fcror Of May 9Th to
our Mr.. cottineham ia REGARD 70 the
contract between The Guthrie Light and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-29

has been spared 10 mako the Guthrie
plant as sood 7s That iu any city OF cur
sise iu TIE country When our present
ideas are corfie. out and completed.
which we hope win occur durine this
present summer We expect the Nutrre
plant to 10 in perfect physical condition,
ready to give ans gsd an service which
Is required of It at a reasonable rate.
In addition TO the subject OF this letter
it has come to the attention Of the Of
nccs Of the company that complaint Is
being made on the order fro mthe coun-
cu taking additional street lights we
are glad 20 receive orders for additional
service and stand ready 20 hll an ORDERS
as fast as can be done after their re-
ceipt but we want you as Mayor and the
council to positively understand that we
are not asking YOU to take more lights
than you can ray for. OF in fact ask.
| ing you TO take any lights other ,nan
the minimum under our contract The
demands of the people on the one hand
and the revenue Of the city on the other
WILL control those things, and we want
TO be subject to the law Of supply and
demand and do nor want the city to 90
] in debt on our lccsInt or to take a
/ service that they connot nay US for.
The principal object Of his letter is
to impress on you as Mayor and the
members Of the council that we are
primarily citizens OF Guthrie. We have
! its interests as much at heart as we be-
lieve ever you and the council can have.
we NEAR to be law abiding We have
/ spent great zeal OF money in carrying
out our contract with the city. Have
used every effort In our power and be-
liete we are entitled to announcement
/ The Mayor and council will find as az
/ all times ready TO bear our share Of the
burden and to help build l this city
The mos, OF the capital which has gone
TO improve our plant. viii be a rcrm1n-
,ut tettcrn.en, in the city, and has eeen
furnished ~ non-residents. We have all
ways told those gentlemen they would
be fairly treated and that their invest
/ ments iu Guthrie would be safe. We
are sure that the Mayor and Council
of the city win be willing 20 carry ou-
| thls gtiterent We think THAT aay ac-
tion taken al this tiems before Il is as
certalned what the result II 'ne opera-
! tion Of our contract will be- would be
hasty and IN advised. and we want to
assure you and through you, the Coun-
Gil Of the City OF Guthrie, that YOU win
md our company az all times willing to
take up and adjust any differences which
are real and which bring about unreas-
enable conditions. and YOU viii not have
to go to court to secure it either
Trusting this letter viii be received ir
the spirit in which It is written we are
Very sincerely yOrvs,
THE GUTHRIE LIGHT & POWER CO,
BY u. G.. GUSS. President
ROBT sOHLBEEG Vice President
Attest
j. r. COTTINGHAM Secretary.
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oLsMirH ARMS co,

Guns, ammunition, fishing tackle
and spo-tsmens goods. Cigars. tobao
co. pipes and playing cards.
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$500 Reward viii be paid for {
Information leading 20 the arrest {
and conviction OF party or par {
ties breaking the globes OF the {
street arc lamps. or otherwise {
interfering with the electric SER {
vce.-rhE GUTHRIE LIGHT 8. {
POWER co. {
} Q Q o Q O 0 0 o O 0 0 Q 0 0 0 {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-29
COMMUNICATIONS ON
THE WATER PUMPING
CONTRACT
THE COMPANY EXPLAINS
Say Contract is Absolutely
Legal.

Since John W. Duke became mayor OF
Guthrie he has been making himself
closely acquainted with the conditions
81 the ciiy's affairs. Not long since he
made careful Investigation OF the
Waferwoits contract with the suthric
Light and Power company. The fol
lowing communications explain them-
seives
Nay Q, 1906
Mr. Jas. r. cotingham.
Guthrie Okla.
Dear Sir. Regarding The Guthrie
Light q Power company and the con
tract entered into by it's officers and the
city of Guthrie 10 pump water for said
City. Permit me to say that ] have been
advised by persons who are IN e posi-
tiou 70 KNOW that your contract IS un-
air ana exiortionate In its terms. More
over. that the contract is illegal because
A gote@ beyond the power OF the city
10 make II. and for many other good
and sufficient reasons. Therefore, you
are requested to take notice OF the
power Of the city 20 make contracts un-
der the law. I further understand. that
the contrac. has expired by lapse OF
time. However. since ny assumption OF
the office OF Mayor Of the caid CITY OF
Guthrie have not had the time to give
this matter a thorough Investigation,
but take This method Of notifying you
and the Company through YOU that il
2 shall satisfy myself that the oontrac1
IS unfair to the City Of Guthrie, and H.
legal for any reason whatsoever, I shall
talse such steps as the law may allow
TO annul the contract ard in the mean
time any action taken by ou and the
Company IN the promises VIII be at your
own risk.
Yours truly,
j. W. DUKE, Mayor.
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(First Published 10 Daily Leader May
o. l905D
Notice Of Application for Llauor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma. Logan County ss.
Notice Is hereby given that Il. c. Ritz
terbusch has this day filed IN the ONCE
Of the County Clerk. in an. Tor said
County Of Logan. a petition. asking that
a license be granted 10 him to sen at re-
TALL malt spirltuous and vinous liquors
on Lot i5. Block is Second ward city
OF Guthrie. in said County and Territory
II no protest be filed GA or before
June = 1905. his petition wul be granted
ana license Issued
Witness my hane and the seal of said
County hereto ohixed this card
day Of Hay, 1905
fsEAAl M =. TRAPP
County Clerk
]. L. MokEOwN. Deputy.
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We dry clean and press ladies' and
gentemen's clothing just like new at
the Partisan dye works, PIG East Okla
homa ave.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-29

The next time your typewriter. sew.
ing machine, cash register slot ma.
chine. wood saw, shot qua. safe lock
door Jock. or bicycle needs repairing
take At to Olcmi.h's,
We repair most anything except a
broken heart or the break Of day.
Phone 1855.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-28

the expense budget with the expecta-
ton of doubling the attendance. The
total revenue from advertising sources
in the prospectus was $685.. OF this
$1O8 was paid by outside advertisers,
! and in addition to this the Raleigh
Electric Company gave us 500, max
/ ing a total of $685. for advertising
purposes. We actually expended
something over $3.50. This included
the cost of publishing $500 copies
of the prospectus, copy Oh Whlch
was sent to every teacher in the
State, and $4,000 additional circulars
were distributed at different intervals
during the spring and summer
months.
"The tuition receipts were $1,000.
The Peabody appropriation was ST.
900, and another appropriation was
made by the A. & NJ. Board for the
| boarding department. The attendance
was 977. Our faculty and lecturers
numbered "A. While the attendance
more than doubled that of 1908, the
tuition receipts were only about 25
per cent larger. This was caused by
the proposition to county boards to
accept any number of teachers from
a county at SO each, with a maximum
charge of SIS to be paid by the county
board of education for any number
that might attend, and this was ac-
cepted by ten counties, some of which
sent as many as As teachers. This
proposition appeared to be necessary
to meet a similar proposition that had
been made from other sources.
mention this to explain the small tut
ton receipts for that year.
"My experience has convinced me
that Raleigh is a most desirable loca-
ton for a summer school; but that
such an enterprise cannot be made
self-sustaining in competition with
others which have large appropria
tions from various sources, and it is
by no means a profitable business
from a financial standpoint Experts
must be employed at large salaries
if the teachers ARE to get what they
expect, and what they would get at
other places that have large appro-
priatiOns, such as the University of
Virginia, the Summer School of the
South at Knoxville, the Georgia Sum-
mer School at Athens, and others, all
of which have had several times the
amount of revenue at their disposal
as We have had. Notwithstanding
this, we almost doubled the attend
ance at the Athens school last year,
and went ahead of Virginia nearly so
per cent.
IF the summer, school is to be run
with any degree of satisfaction, fund
of at least $500 must be placed at
the disposal of the management for
advertising purposes, and to guaran-
tee the salaries of such teachers and
lecturers as must be secured to main
tain it upon such plane as the
teachers of the State would expect.
In 1904 our faculty and lecturers
numbered forty-four The lectures for
which there was extra charge made
paid for themselves"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-28
KIND TREATMENT
As One Voice They
Praise it.
M. A. B. MedfOrd of WaYnesyiIIe,
Leads a Chorus Singing Praises
of Greensboro's Great
institution.

The Kelley Institute, Greensboro,
N. c.:
Some three years since I was
treated at the Kelley Institute in
Greensboro. N. c.. for the whiskey
drinking habit. and was cured, after
a continuous habit of drinking for
fifteen years. 1 can say that 1 am
today a sober man, and ! would advise
any man who is given to drinking
whiskey or using drugs, to place him
self under treatment at the Kelley
Institute at Greensboro, where he will
receive the best attention and the
kindest treatment
/ can safely say that the officers
and physician are gentlemen of good
reputc, and VIII treat al men under
their care right. | speak this of my
own knowledge. I was a wreck when
[ went there: but when l left / was
sober man. in good health, and am
just the same today, and hope to re-
main so.
l give here my reasons why a man
should take the Keeley treatment:
First because tho habit, once ac-
quired, OF drinking to excess leaves
i man with no other cure.
Second: Whiskey skaters the brain,
ruins the heath, and makes a total
wreck of both body and mind.
Third: 1t takes a mans money, and
eauses his children to want the ne
cessaries of life 1t causes a loss Of
friends and leaves man worthless,
and worst Of all, it will drag him down
to q drunkard's grave, and send his
soul to hell after death. So l hope
by these lines and go and be cured.
\. 3. MEDFORD.
Waynesville, N. c., Sept. 10, 1904.
Send names of friends who might
be benefited to Kelley Institute,
Greensboro, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-28
QUEER FOR DOCTORS
Want Dr.. R. H. Lewis to
Name Referees.
State Expert Wants 10 Wager 500
That IFS Smallpox in Alexander
While Dr.. HOIIar Says
Chickenpox.

When doctors disagree as to a dis
ease there is usually something doing.
And in the present case there is no
exception TO this rule, but out from
Alexander comes a merry disturbance.
One doctor proclaims: 1T is
smallpox" Another loudly cries, cit
is chicken pox." Each insists that he
is right, and out of this insisting comes
a case that is curious.
1t is no less than that one doctor
offers to bet another that his diagnosis
| in certain cases is right. Of course
he does not say "bet," but still he
offers to go into the game with $100
up and to lose it or see the other fell
low lose his coin. In settling the
matter Dr.. Richard H. Lewis, of Raj
eigh, Secretary of the State Board of
Health is called on as a referee to
name q committee of physicians to
say which doctor is right.
Here is the case that is queer. DR..
l.. Harrill, of Statesville, State In
spector of smallpox, says that
numerous cases of smallpox exist in
Hiddenite community, in Alexander
county, but that attending physicians
call it chickenpox, it being in reality
mild small box.
DR.. o. L. Hollar, of Taylorsville, a
physician who had treated these cases,
replies to DR.. HarrelTs statement and
in the Taylorsville Scout denies that
the disease is smallpox, giving his
reasons. In the succeeding issue of
the same newspaper, DR.. HarrelI re-
plies and contends that the disease is
smallpox, showing it's difference from
chicken pox.
Thus stood the controversy till DIR.
Harrell comes up with the 500 bant-
er to settle the matter, proposing that
he and DR.. Hollar deposit 500 each
with the county treasurer of Alex
ander county; that the secretary of
the State Board of Health, DR.. Lewis,
of Raleigh, appoint three disinterest-
ed and competent physicians to in
vestigate and report. If the investi-
gators decide the disease is chicken
poX then DR.. Harrill's money will go
to pay the expense of the investiga-
ton; if they decide it is smallpox then
DR.. Hollar's money will pay the ex-
pense.
DR.. Lewis says that no such propo-
sal has come to him, and that he does
not favor any such proceedings. He
declares that DR.. HarriIl is competent
and that he feels that from his report
that it is smallpox in Alexander
county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-03-28
REV. JUNIUS WILLARD.
Now in Atlanta. Which is Fond of
North Carolina Preachers.

The Atlanta Constitution contains a
long account of the reception given
Rev. DR.. Junius w. Willard. the new
pastor of the Ponce de Leon Avenue
Baptist church in Atlanta. Among
other speakers to welcome him to At
latnta were Ex-Gov. Northern and
Hon. Hoke Smith and other leaders of
all denominations Mr.. Willard is Il ma
tive of DupIin county. North Carolina,
and goes from an important church in
Baltimore where he has added to his
reputation.
Atlanta seems fond of North Carroll
ma preachers. Two of the leading Bap-
fist divincs-Rev. L. G. Broughton and
Rev. DR.. Jno. e. White-are North
Carolinians. The minister of the lead
ing Methodist church in Atlanta is Rev
c. w. Byrd, d. D., native of Harnett
county, North Carolina.