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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16
Relaxing.

Ten minutes Of perfect relaxation
gives more rest than hours Of socalled
resting with tense muscles. Many a
woman has been heard to say after
arising from her siesta that she feels
more tired than before. It is not to
be wondered at, for her muscles were
unrelaxed and her brain much dis.
turbed. Rest with utter abandonment
Of mind and body. Let the bed, couch
or chair bear the whole weight of the
body. Imagine that you have not the
power to lift limb. Loosen all ten.
sion, and in a short time you will
feel renewed strength.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16
PUTTING Ut RATHER MILDLY
What Pat Meant BY Leaving Wife
Without Visible. Means
Of Support.

= traveller tells Of trip on . jaunt-
angs car in Ireland where he had as
- fellow passenger an ugly-lookine
man whom he was not sorry to leave
behind at an inn. 4
THAT was queer looking fellow,
Pat ! remarked 70 the wesgish driver
- he proceeded on our wy.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16

tachment between the two became a
matter of general knowledge and COM
ment, and the parents of the young
man evinced the bitterest opposition to
1t, hut without avail.
Young Reise announced that he was
going to stage a play in which the
fair Nellie was to assume the star role.
After leaving Dakota Mrs. Bailey had
travelled under her right name, de-
claring IN both Elgin and Waukesha
that her husband was alive. Her in
fatuation for young Reise, however,
seemed to be as sincere an affair as it
was in her nature to harbor, enough
SO, at least, to prompt her to take the
initiative and entice her lover into
marriage. REESE, who was much the
weaker character of the two, feebly
protested against being made the in
strument through which the crime Of
bigamy. as he supposed, was to be
committed by his inamorata, but his
protests were silenced by her vehe-
ment and oft-repeated assurances that
Shannon would never appear to both
er .Mem." On this point she was very
positive.
1t is not likely that REESE had any
conception Of the full significance Of
these words. Mrs. Bailey insisted on
the marriage being kept secret until
legal separation" from Baney could
BE brought about. REESE finally agreed
and the marriage took place without
further delay. At Waukesha, as at
Eigin, Mrs. Bailey exhibited the watch
formerly worn by her husband. iteise,
among others, having seen it.
The marriage at Waukesha had
placed the woman in this position: If
Bailey were alive she was bigamist,
and If he were dead she was undoubt-
edly his murderes3. Her vigorous
assurances to REESE that there was no
danger OF Bailey ever bothering them
had for me, of course, grewsome
meaning. Strange as it may seem to
those uninitiated in the ways of sucn
as Nellie Bailey, I finally believed her
to be woman who would commit
the greater crime of murder rather
than place herself in her husband
power by committing the lesser crime
of bigamy. At any rate, her positive
statements to REESE that Bailey would
bever bother them was in my opinion
an important link IN q long chain of
circumstantial evidence
Almost Immediately after her mar
riage-real or mock-to REESE, Mrs.
Bailey said she had to make a trim to
Kansas to sell farm she owned there
and would then come back to Reise
with $4,000; and. in connection viva
this pretense,s I succeeded In estab.
fishing q fact of the utmost impor-
tapce-that she had been receiving let
ters from Clement L. Bothamley dur.
ing her stay In Wisconsin. It was NOT
my good fortune to secure any Of these
| letters. but the fact that such q CORE.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16
An Afternoon Call.

In making an afternoon call a man
usually leaves his overcoat, cane or
umbrella, hat and gloves in the hall
before entering the drawing-room. At
q first or exceedingly formal call he
may, If he choose, carry his hat, gloves
and cane into the room, if the call is
to be very brief one. He should nut
his card on the tray which the sery.
ant extends to him as Re enters the
room.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16

deed was drawn in favor of Sarah
Laws" they had visited the Office Of
another lawyer, and asked him to draw
q deed to the same land, Sarah A.
Laws being the name given as the
grantor, and Bertha L. Bothamley as
the name Of the grantee. In the Of
flee of this lawyer, Bothamley intro
duced the woman as Sarah A. Laws.
This was the deed that was afterward
sent by the woman from Skeleton
ranch to the clerk Of Harvey county
for record, the character Of Sarah A.
Laws having been purely fictitious.
This was the most convincing cir
cumstantial evidence developed, going
to show that the flight to Texas had
been planned weeks. and possibly
months prior to the start, and that
Bothamley had fallen SO completely
under the spell of the woman that he
had been induced by her to convey
his ranch to her, the roundabout meth.
cd described being used for the pur.
pose Of forestalling the comment a
direct conveyance undoubtedly would
have caused. &# ta
With the facts as here related in
my possession I conferred with Col.
Hallowell, and we took an inventory
Of the evidence in our possession. OF
its circumstantial character there
was, of course no doubt. The cut
line of the facts have related was
strengthened by search Of the per-
sonal effects belonging to Bothamley
at the time Of his death, and Of the
contents of the car in which he died.
In box in the car, besides large
quantity Of jewelry which had be-
longed to the woman with whom
Bothamley had come to America, was
found q bottle Of morphine. tried
to establish the identity of the pur-
chaser of the drug. but was unsuc-
cessful. for, after locating the drug
gist who sold It, found him unable
to recollect the person who had bought
it. The facilities for the elimination
and examination Of bodies on the
frontier were not such as to make
an analysis Of the Bothamley stom.
ach feasible. and the part played by
the drug in the death Of the English
man. II any, was left in doubt.
When we had finished taking stock
Of our evidence Col. Hallowell, known
throughout Kansas as Prince HAL,
and l decided that we could 60 into
court with circumstantial case of
great strength. Personally I was
confident of being able to present
such evidence as woul4 convince any
unprejudiced Juror Of the guilt of
Nellie Bailey or Rsise.
The physical circumstances sur
rounding the death of Bothamley, had
the accused been q man, would have
gone far of themselves toward convict.
ing. These circumstances, consid-
cred in connection with the history of
Nellie Bailey from the time Of her
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16
Only . Question Of Time.

It was q house with q balloon frame,
standing on cedar posts. A fierce tenn
pest from the north had struck it Just
after the roof had been put on and the
weather boarding finished, and had
pushed It i've feet out Of perpendicular
The owner was sitting on the front
step, calmly smoking his pipe. when
the traveller happened along.
"Had q stroke of bad luck. haven't
you?" said the traveller.
yep" (Puff.) # u
Building would have stood It. III
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16
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GkM4dSl|lHyIS
FOR TREATING MILK FEVER
Homemade Appliance Which One
Dairyman Has Found to Work
Most SUCCESSFULLY.

The accompanying diagram illus
trates the method Of treating milk fever
in COWS employed by m Illinois CORE
spondent of Hoard's Dairyman. He
says: had made q copper pail eight
inches high and eight inches in dame
ter with top solid, excepting hole in
the center, with q screw top on 1t, also .
hole on each side with bicycle tube in
1t. The parts, as shown, are as follows:
A-Bicycle valve to which pump is At
tached.
Bicycle valve with seat removed.
C-Air tube.
D-Water containing antiseptic.
E-Perforated tip.
Valve B is made to attach a piece Of
bicycle pump tube; in the other end of
tube is inserted milking tube.
BY pumping the air in at A, the cir
passes to the bottom of the water and
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16

Crystal Hatpins.
Hatpins with crystal heads, or with
an opaque colored bead for head, are
worn.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16

An entertainment which furnishes
amusement for young peoples soci-
ETY. or club is corn party. Invita-
tons were issued and everyone WON
dered what the affair could be. "Do
we eat it, pop it, or what?" No salts
factory replies were given: those in
the secret kept the facts to themselves,
SO all the expectant guests could DO
was to wait and see.
When the date arrived, the rooms
were found decorated with ears of red
and white corn; they hung as frieze.
from grill-work. from gas Jets, and
portieres were made from corn kerr
nels strung on heavy thread. The
kernels were first soaked in I've TO
soften for the needle.
A lcng basket filled with ears Of
corn, each tied at the large end with
ribbon, were passed to each guest with
the request to count the kernels.
Wooden plates were furnished on
which to put the shelled corn. After
all ha6 finished counting memoran-
dunn was taken, then the contents Of
each plate we're emptied into q large
bowl, which was conspicuously placed
in the hall, and each person requested
to guess the number Of grains of corn
in the bowl. A record was kept of
each guest. An account was taken
and the two who had come nearest the
correct number were awarded prizes.
The refreshments were hulled corn,
served in bowls with Jersey cream and
sugar; hot corn mufins, with maple
syrup; popcorn, doughnuts and coffee
thing new in the way of place cards
for the six guests whom she had
asked to lunch with her, devised this
clever scheme. She set about illustrat-
ing each girls especial fad or individ-
ualisln by pictures, which she mount
ed and marked with tbs date. but 10
name.
One girl had fashion Of sitting
turkish fashion on the floor, and an
advertisement was found to suit this
case to perfection. The golf girl was
easy, also the boating girl; the eques-
trienne was soon provided for, as was
the girl whose latest fad was cooking.
ii caused much merriment, as each
girl found herself.
Another up.to-date hostess evolvel
! an unusual way Of having her guests
| ind their partners at an informal eve
ming affair.
The company was . large one and
she desired to mingle the guests as
much as possible. So she gave each
man & paper and pencil, introduced
him to lady, telling him to talk with
her for five minutes and then write a
, minute description Of her gown, gen.
eyai appearance, hair, etc., etc.
Ate, ten minutes tbs papers were
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
HOSIERY and
UNDERWEAR
Needs Supplied
now Means a
Saving

In all nature there's a tendency to prepare for
winter-the little squirrels gather their OF nuts
and goods-the trees and plants drop their leaves
protect their and the caterpillar encloses II,
self in a warm silken cocoon.
Why not follow these natural laws--lay away
stores OF hosiery for winter and Of the warm under
wear--told OF below.
Quite true-you can get these things later.-ihe
squirrel for instance can't But you cannot get them
at so low price as now-because we are special
pricing winter hosiery and underwear and are doing
everything in our power to encourage buying.
Why Because we bought too many Of these
needfll articles and have stock on hand which
should be in use. Our judgment Of the quality and
value OF what we bought has been amply justified,
but our judgment as to the quantity needed was at
fault---hence your opportunity. -.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
ss~' 90 shs fswa saa siii.s. srisay
f.is fsF nssT nssasn


nun'i fail 10 reed Harmons ad.
Newman Elsell lost a horse valued
81 $50 this seek,
There Nili 10 a meeting 81 tho build.
log committee OF tho fMCA This eye-
Alag,
Most 80 lish shoe made, Tho Rad
eiif, a q, 80 aud 800 Al nle nsnning
lon Shoe STORE,
Tho Putnam h0s6 COMPANY will hold
a clan bake Al lie quarters on River
street this evening.
WA q Hagks, Jr., recently shipped
onu ~ his handmade silver trimmed
harnesses a. GRANVILLE.
Tho banks will resume regular basl.
nsss hours tomoffoa, saturday, tho
half holiday season having expired.
Miss Cora Armstrong. Who has boen
spending The summer slih her father,
~, v ~, Armstrong, returned homo
today.
SATURDAY and Monday Oct and .
aili Ia oscaing DAYS ai o'Donnolla.
Newest Ideas Ia fall ana HinloF MILL
nrry,
Miss Agnes Morrisssy. vho IL NJ.
tending Albany Business college. ~.
turns isls evening Tor \ short visit
9Th hrr parvnis.
la a praiier game u football last
evening the gfammcr school scored
thfcu times o. the high school aud
klekcd one goal.
u Harry levin has added a shoe de.
pafimrni a. his sioru on North stree,
soinru's aud childpn's shoes uhlch
hc has pus on sslo al loo prices.
For lhe cold wave coming, warm
snuggy night robrs, warm under
skirts If oulihg flannel aud wooden
stockings for my ladf's comfort Just
received ~ \ l.conaris North sirpvl
TX Sui,iobury and wife Of Sew
York, sho are making n trip % Mon
ircal Ia their 20 horse pnscr Berg
machine passed through tho yalagc
Thursday. They expected 10 remain
over nighi Ia Ruiland.
Tho handbag lost by Mrs Hay OF
Iioosick from an electric car last Moo.
DAY evening has bccn found by John
Gordon 81 south SALISBURY, an cm.
ployc At CushmAn's shop In North
b-nniIgion aud returned 70 the owner.
The bennington high school football
team gUc. ~ Cambridge tomorrow 20
play tie high school team there. TIE
ten 10 ulv North Adams papers stat
lng that bennington was " plfy In
" illiaustoWu tomorrow was incoi rect.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06

AAAasl tais'lsiAmsAi d sseisD-la d
p5isn and DeAsr,.


Preparations for The annual fair Of
ihs fMrAb -ill 10 held al Academy
hall during tho wees bsginn ng oclo'
be- p arc well under~ay and the pres
col outlook 10 that tho ealsFiainmsnl
sill b. q successful obs, Tho looal
meFehanls have responded wi,h their
usual generosity ~ 10 eyidsnl By The
following donallchs ai prisss.
jill Lorlng A Co, Ton oiooali A Dfys'
dale A son, large ragi A X lliehic a
Co, pair oi wooi blanksisi n A Hurt,
gents hat MulligaH a Roche. umbrsl,
Ia; Thos Stewart. l0lhs oi eoffesi M's
y n Squire. clock Miss J o'DonIsii.
ladies' hat J "a walbridgs, esisasion
table, y l. Nichols. dress psllsrni n }
schvsb. pair 81 shoes; J q Jensen,
pair trousers; " cullllon, Solb sugar
a c LaMaTe, boz Of soaps ~ weleh,
couch, r y sorrisssy a Go. slbs beat
lea and eono-; y nroaori, boK 81
cigars. I Cartwright, hair oass' Jas
J Burns, briAr plPe; II A oainlan,
iounlaln T.en; Jos Evaus. q mo sab y
Y Journal; y II orisuald, stationery ;
a Mauner. prayer book; BsnnihgIoh
Shoe store, pair Of slipPcrs; y Mo-
week, lablespread; ID a Ward, alomis
or lporiumsli W l. ooksy. toilet sr';
A Nolan, ohild's hat; u II LoSin, o
prs Lasher hose; y = Hart, han, q l.
iiudsoa, 2 gal Ice cream; Chas g cole,
gents hat; winslos a Remington.
Florence oil stove; Ryan 8 o'CoBnor,
trimmed hat; J ~ Ayrps, lollg. article;
Chris savas. boz u candy; Bsnnins.
ton Cigar Co, box ~ cigars; " y
Hawks, Jr., hors. Sbip.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
DESPERATE RosseR FAILED.
Negroes Attempt to Steal Gems In
Maiden Lime, New York.

Maiden Lane, New YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct 6.--In broad day
light and with hundreds of people on
the street, Louis Brown, n negro,
made an attempt to rob n Maiden lane
jewelry store Of $1,000 worth of gems
His attempt was frustrated by Oscar
Windorf, clerk, who grapped with
the would be thief and who was cut
slightly by a knife in the negro's hand
during the fight.
Brown Is carrier for jewelry sales
men: He entered the store of Cross &
Begulin and asked to see some jewelry.
Windorf noticed the negro put a tray
of jewels under his coat and imme-
diately seized him. Brown drew a
knife and slasled the clerk until he
finally got free
A chase of nearly mile followed,
Brown swinging right and left with
his weapon ms he rushed through the
crowds. He was finally captured by
police officer whom he attempted UNI
successfully to stab. Windorf was not
seriously injured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06

A nee idss Ia a Cough Syrlp is al,
yanosd Ia kfnnedy's Laxative H0Hey
and Tar, liosides containing Pies
Tar, iipnel aud other yaluahia Teme
dice. u Il 10, der Laxative, 80 that ils
uso lnsaFos q prompt and efficient
evacuation al the hospls, ID releases
lhu neFFous System, aud elrs all
csaFh, eoids, Group, etc A nd clover
b.ossuin and The honey b is on every
i.oi'ie ~ ih' oFisinai Laxative Cough
SNrlp krnnfay's Laxative Honey
ani Tar Sold hy u A Ward,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ssss a the fssA sna Village tels
bTisey Coz nasy kssdsfk

@"N
Doc, fallla read iisr'nops ad.
on hsrbsr is in Holland today.
Mr and Ar. Ca Graves psFe Ia
rloy yes.snlss,
Mrs Aerrl,I RsFleF 4. ~ ported quite
100 9Th sfsslIolas al her hoaie Ia
NaisFgiivt,
Ne aud Mrs wn iia,nillon have &c
lssns, from : Vlsll 10 Nsg YORK and
Ai,a.. 10 city,
llls,rii Manis0n iiyds returned iasl
nigLl iriu Aontp Tier AFTER sprEdins
lhr sssA err ullh bic nnole y "
nYh7 W.,
he " T. raiaan reiurnsd last nishi
"a The sls- 10 irvm Montpelier sL5fu
10 D II boas 30 Niepi tic oeRlsnnlai
erlsbfai ~.
Ho sae lodge MOP 81 North "A.
aus las aeorpled "a inFilallon a.
HlaRe q social ylsii - Walloomsae
lodge anl The yisi niii probably take
place shs lass Of uAe moaih.
oAe u tho mombvrs ~ an Aulomo.
blle party irom Saratoga which nassod
through hero IN . Mhl.u tramsf tour.
zoe car hls mafnint sas kvmick
Thompson icrniefly . resident ~
shis village.
John RoahAa uho has h.oa supply.
las q, The Postal telegraph ofic. 10
absVEcs ~ tho manager, Miss Elsie
NandVnborg leaves lomorroE fHf h.l
hnnir In Saratoga. Neat seek b. aiii
- ~ Fiilslrld Shere b. has a pvsiiiuH
Tho beast II tho Amusement or "Kon
Ripper ono Of tie mott important
holidays In the Jeaish cal-nd ~ b.. Il
sunday rycaing and ends Monasl
oscnius. D1fins ITO - hours q slri,t
fast vill b. mAiniaiaod. tho dovoui
Issiing neither water or food durihg
that gime.
The annual convention 81 the ndd
fcllos lodges compri itg hose Ia
bennington county will be- hello il
South Salisbury Nov. :. Grad Of,
norrs Nill be prcscpt aud some 81 tie
ccgrcus Hill b. c1-npllhci. \ u
Iiawkins j. iIc dlssrlc, deputy grand
n.saicr.
Deputy sheriff. Nash and Godfrey
sect 80 Pouaai last evening and az
rc.ifd Elmer Hughes aud LAsallc foI-
ter. roipfcd, Oh complaint ~ Ttlmau
kimhall uho charged ifrm With ~
sauiL they rcrc before the municipal
court this morning aud Tie total o.
pcnsc 10 zach uas tlb.O9. which bad
Not bnrn settled Al noon.
~ the races atthc Danbury. Coon,
fair Wednesday, Mildred, formerly
owned by W II Bradford Of this VII.
lagc took nrst money la ibc ~ class,
purse 900. Winning la three straight
heats. Beat time, ~, the best record
the mare has ever made. Thlswas a..
seventh race ,ha' she has won this SCI
son.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
SHERIFF. Must HING.

HARTFORD, Conn, OIt. G.---The su.
preme court ofsthe state has handed
down a decision on arguments for an
appeal in the case of Frank Sherrie,
the condemned .Somersville murderer.
and found no error. SHERIFF. was SEN
fenced to be hanged on Oct. 81, but his
counsel claimed error because the SUI
perior court admitted in Evidence
clothing belonging to Sherrie az = the
hammer whicS did the killing, -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Rsc.p,ion 20 Emma Enme..

BANGOR. Me-. Oct. Ga reception
rendered 10 Emma Eames, the singer.
in connection with the opening OF the
eastern Maine music festival was one
OF the most notable social functions
ever held In Bangor More than II
thousand persons were presented to
the prima donna. Senator Eugene Hale
and Mrs. Hale and Adjutant General
and Mrs. A. b. Farnham were in the
receiving line.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Kunitxer's Slayer Caught.

LODI, Russian Poland, Oct. 6.-rhe
police have arrested the second of the
murderers Of Julius Kunitzer a mem
Der Of the firm Of Heintzel Il Kumitzer.
large cotton mill owners, who was shot
Sept. 30 by two workmen while riding
ON q street car.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Talah,r. "a, white House Luach.or

WASHINGTON. Oct. u. - Minister
Takahita OF japan was guest u
President Roosevelt nj luncheon. Dr.
I. Lloyd Thomas. fleet surgeon Of the
British navy. who was the delegate Of
the British admiralty 10 the recent
meeting Of the Association OF Military
Surgeons. was presented TO the prcsi
dent by Assistant Secretary Of State
Adee. Among other callers on the
president were Corporal Tanner. the
new commander In chief OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
ARLINGTON

Mr. ana Mrs Beri wea Of Utica were
In town recently.
Miss Long II East ClarcRdoa speni
a par. Of iasi Saturday wi,h her sister
Mis May Long.
Patrick Thompson who has been
visiting his sislsF 10 Saratoga Springi
rcurned home Monday evening.
Orlando Liscomb il entertaining a
party 81 young people for vcrs a.
the Liscofnb cottage.
Mr aud Mrs. 4 4 woodrorih nnd
Mr aud Mrs ~ 4 Wilson sho have
been taking 90 automobile irlpihrough
NcW York state have rciurncd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Buhonic nj Chindo.

BLANTYRE. British South Africa,
Oct. 6.-Bubonic plague has broken out
at Chindo, in Portuguese East Africa.
Several deaths are reported. Chindo is
port at the mouth of the Chindo river
in Portuguese East Africa.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Negro Gibson Has Escaped.

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 6. - Reports
from Edna, Tex, Indicate that Monk
Gibson has made his escape. and no
trace of the negro has been reported
since Sunday. The town is quiet
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
CLAIR S0ULE SHOT

Got sFc~ Bird Shu, While tiusiins N,sisr
day.
While Claire Soule ard DR. slsAarl
Fere huoting partridges yesterday
soule accidentally came 10 range Of 4
few Stray sho, aud one pellet grszed
his cheek making a slight wound
Three sho, also passed through Soule's
coat aud another made n black and
blue spot on his elbow. The partridge
that caused the shot fell within few
feet OF SOule.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Missouri Quarantine RescInded.

WARRENSBURG, Mo, Octs G.-Sec.
rotary ]. A. Il. Adcock of the state
board Of health has issued an order
that the quarantine instituted in Mis-
souri, because of yellow fever in the
south is rescinded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06

James Wood, DR., manager for f N
Squires, will be 10 New York the lat
ter part OF this month and The first
part OF November, purchasing his
Christmas goods. People desiring
especially fine articles may leave
orders with Mr. Wood and he will give
the selection OF the same his personal
attention. AZ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
STOLE MS TROUT.
sls, chsAsy lost 90 That he ~a R.b

Mat Shsnsy loti oV lhsi Nc sa Van
lag
Silas Cheney Of Sutton makes q
speciality Of raising nice trout and one
night rccsaily The water wa Grained
out Of his hsh pond by some thief or
thieves, and 20 large irou, wcfe carried
OF. Charles Aldrich Of the same ioWn
lost about all Of his apples from his
orchard one nigh, recently, several
bciu. carried OF. 4 lot Of cucurhbcrs
Scrr taken atd what corn Or Burke's
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-06
Built First Pullman Car.

BLOOMINGTON ILL.,, Oct. 6-Leon
ard Seibert, who built the first Pullman
sleeping car ever constructed, is dead
here, aged seventy-fve years.