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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-14

Las Pldoras del doctor Madison. son dnco remedio
para cuTar croncas Dyspepsia Extrehmento Maas dges
tones Intermediates del Hgado Rhones siendo una ma
ravlla para preyenlr curar la Terrible Appendicitis
Oe venta al por mayor detail en- la Drogueria Far.
maca Iu1uermety en- todas las demas boticas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-14

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos st
han curado to.
mandolas, des
pues de haber
probadomllesde
dlferentes medl.
clnas. FL doctor
Madison ha 81. {
do el primer es-
peclallsta en- las
En fer medades
del Est6mago:a 4
sus Pfldoras no !
se reslste nlngu.
IA enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-14

La Apendici'
tls es el ten ror
lie la Humani.
DAD: estas Phi.
doras son la sal.
vaguardla y por
este las toman
mlllones de per.
sonas. ST listed
padece de algu'
IA afeccl6n del
Aparato Diges'
two, t6melas,
que 81 cura IA
segura y raplda:
nunca han es.
lado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-14
de maquinarias para haciendas de azdca
Contratstas de factorIas competas incIy,ndo los 6

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas
accessories: Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanlta, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Patti
LAS, Mercedita, Yabucoa,. Buena VISTA Ca
rolina.
SUCRS. dc |, VILLAMIL L 90, 5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-14

Para trapichesy desmenuzadoras Cen
tral Guanlea, San Vicente, Juanita, Gambia.
laehe Resolution, y Buena Vista.
Para calentadOres lafayette ca
Arroyo.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28

John Hainey of Lost River arrived
from Omaha Saturday. where he had
been with stock. He stayed to see the
fair.
Take time to read the notice OF the
proposed constitutional amendments in
this issue and do some thinking to de.
termine what is best.
Major Fred Reed was shot thru the
hip at Twin Falls last week in an at
.empt to take loaded revolver away
from man who wanted to shoot.
Thos. Maloney who for short time
was practising law at Blackfoot with
g. F. Hansbrough, has received the
nomination for justice Of the supreme
court Of Utah, by the American Party.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28

Asr- IN
Fine baled hay at Biethan's. 45-t
Notary Public at the Standrod Banl
Try the Golden Gate Coffee at Kin
! ney Bros. SIT
Call and see our fancy stationery
Palace Drug Store.
Fruit Jars Of all kinds at lowest prices
at the Brown Hart Co. 1t
Good horse for ale--Weight about
1900 pounds. Kinney Bros. lot
In fruit time use good Fruit Jars
such as the Brown Hart Co. sells. lit
For comfort and service, the Walk
. Over Shoe. The Brown. Hart Co. lit
s. w. Gibbs and Jack Stuffiebeam
were up from Tilden to see the fair.
A package Of tea and silver tea
spoon for ten cents at Kinney Bros. 52ff
A. F.. Hit, pure food commissioner
for Idaho, is here attending the fair.
just received. A nice fresh line Of all
kinds Of crackers and fancy cookies. +
50 If Kinney Bros.
The four-year-old son Of VIM. Woods
died Sunday morning and was buried
Tuesday. Nj
E. j. Loyet of Chicago is here this
week in the interest Of some tests of
Snake River Sand.
Plenty Of money to loan on easy terms
at 5 per cent. Enquire of Barnhart,
Stone & Parkinson. 41tf.
Thos. Caldwell and wife and Mrs F.
p. Robert were down from Swan Valley
and Rigby the first OF the week.
Glanville and Cutler have consolidat-
cd their photograph business. See a
statement OF purposes elsewhere in this
issue.
The Holy City was played to 9 large
audience at the Armory Monday night;
we think it one of the best plays that
has come to town.
Mr. L. Holley presented his compli-
ments to this office Wednesday in the
shape Of nice bottle of new, sweet
cider from his mill across the river,
Do not buy lands without an abstract
of title. Be sure your title is good before
paying your money. Call on W. Fl,
Stufflebean, in the Turf Exchange build
ing. for your abstract. 3tf
PresidentJ III. Richards of the Mn
ing Congress lneites the county com
missioners to appoint two delegates to,
the congress which meets at Denver,
Oct. l6 TO 10. The mayor may also ap
point Two delegates.
Save money! Buy cheap! Ii You want
20 save money, if you will come to see
me will show you that [ can save you
money. The largest stock Of clothing,
shoes, dry goods, etc. in Bingham coun-
ty. ID. I'll. Biethan. 6tf
Clyde Allen, son of David Allen, cut
his hand in terrible manner last Mon
day while choping lkIndling. DR.. Nit
chell found it necessary to take lS
stitches to close the wound md the
little fellow stood the operation without
whimper
W.. s. Rogers has completed and NOV
ed into his new residence on Asylum
Avenue. The house is iinely situated
and beng built under Mr. Rogers per
sonal supervision and according to his
own ideas of how home should be, is
handsome, coy and convenient in every
way. Sa3
Furniture, Carpets, and Rugs! can
sell cheaper than anyone else. Whyy
| have no rent to pay, no extra expense
I carry a large stock, buy in quantities
to get the lowest price. lyon will com
pare prices you will soon be convinced.
Undertaking in all its branches prompt
" attended to. Call Phone or 81.
eff y. y, Elethah'
-
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Rae s. 90 for Round trip from Blackfoot,
Dates OF sale october Ord to 9th inclusive.
Return limit Oct Der 10TH
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settlers, Rate.
Land for Sale

quarter section OF land. with water right,
near Morel.n,l, Tor sale cheap. IL Is in sec. 4.
Up south ranst 35east Inquire Of Deck
billiard. Blackf OF.
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D. 4. BIETaAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerate Attention Embalming
Carefully Attended To.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26
Also Openings for Students Of the Naris
Gus Military Institutions OF the
State in the Pow hatan Guard
OF the jamestown ENpo-
siiion.

Norfolk. Va. July 23.-Under
the supervision of Capt Henry
W. Carpenter of the United
States Marine Corps, the James
town Exposition is organizing
a military force 20 be known a.
the Powhatan Guard. for the
purpose of policing the grounds
and Of keeping the peace and
order of the entire Exposition.
Capt. Carpenter is sending out.
upon application an enrolment
blank. which enables him TO
ascertain the value of each ap-
piicant.
a limited number of these
blanks are being sent 90 the
various Military Institutions of
the State I'M the hope of securing
/ the services Of some of the stu
dents. whose military expert
ence makes them desirable 90
Tim the ranks of this organiza-
/ tion The entire command OF
the guard is in the hands of
I Capt Carpenter who Intends Ca
carry ou the work under thC
strictest Military discipline.
I'm the enrol IN emit of the
/ guards men of military expert.
lence who have served either ir
( the Army s.. Navy or Marin,
( Corps. State Militia or Military
/ Colleges viii Dee given first con
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OPPORTUNITY FOR MILITARY MEN.

simple, yet impressive design
consisting of gray blouse and
trousers of a military cut and
the regulation uniform with the
addition of riding breeches and
black strap leggins. A white
sun helmet and uniform of cot
ton duck viii alsp De provided
for hot weather.
Capt Carpenter has formu-
lated the following conditions
OF enrolment IN the guard; ap-
plicants must be between the
ages Of 81 and 40. of not less
than feet. inches IN height,
and must have served either in
the L ;. Army. Navy, Marine
Corps. L. ). or State Volunteers,
National Guard or in some Mill
tary School or College.
The salaries 20 be paid 20 the
enlisted men are as follows
Mounted men $1,000, unmount-
ed men S25.0O per month, with
an increase for non commits
stoned officers. ln addition 10
this salary are allowances for
uniforms. subsistence, quarters,
medical attendance and equip
ments.
Beside the foregoing cOndi-
tions. each applicant will be re-
quired 90 undergo a physical eN-
animation before he is selected
for appointment it Is expected
that the jamestown Exposition
viii have one of the most Ell
cient organizations 90 guard It's
grounds that has ever been en-
listed for previous eNpositions.
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CONMENDABLE WORK

10 haas been oar observation
for years that the law lis invari-
ably upheld against any and all
odds I'M Scott county, Va, SO
that the conviction of the trio
of t0ughs who offered insults 10
Bristol young ladies, and who
threatened 20 murder the an
armed young men who We're the
ladies' only protection, is no
exception To the rule.
We heartily con m en- d the
Scott county authorities, and
assure them that such action
will soon weed out ugly and
disgraceful practices. and bring
the waywardly inclined to real
ize that they cannot run rough
shod over the rights of the peO-
/ pie. Ever county in this region
needs TO handle its bullies as
Scott county has, and If there
is no penalty in law severe
enough for the deeds committed
then 10 is the duty of the cOun
ties TO petition the legislature
for more stringent aws.-Bris
| tol Courier
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THE VIRGINIA FARMERS INSTITUTE
Former Governor hOge Tyler Again
Elected as President.

Roanoke, Va, July 12.-The
State Farmers Institute reach
ed the "high water" mark in
attendance on Wednesday, with
nearly a thousand farmers IN
attendance.
The first subject discussed
was the Relation of Fertilizers
70 the Production of Tobacco.
by Mr.. f. II. Mathewson, OF Ap-
pomattox. He was followed by
Mr.. j. NJ. Barker, of Axton
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th. pro,l-s ,f S,rI,- -rb. ro-
-'. '''0 80 '''.'>, ,...4.l ~l ~. -;.L
ea,I s,oI '' ''po' ''" '' oe ''0" ''
ALABAMA.
Charles Butts viii continue I
bis examination of tne coal /
fields i'm the vicinity OF Birming-
ham. Ala. giving particular att /
tention Co the coal beds of the
Cahaba coal field
-
'''''
Frank w. DeWolf viii make
"a survey Oft two small quad
ra n e les I'M the coal neld of
southern Illinois incorporation
with the State Geological Sur.
Vey.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION.
Particular attention viii bo
riyan tbisvear to fbe eoal fold.
~ tba Rock, AIountain raoion
Work vill be carried on ia 1fon-
rano WASHINGTON Nvominr
f |Colorado Utah and New
F Mexico
NJ * Shaler will make "A
roconnaissance examination of
fbe reat coal field living in
northwestern New Mexico. bee
GINNING at Durango. Colo. and
Working southwark To- Gallup.
(.,- Nfa,,i., This is "a raoion
|in which extensive doveiop.
ments ARE exnected in the near
fuure The Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad has alread,
bnilt "a branch line from Duran
go to Pennington. and tits ru
mored that the Southern Pacili,
win huild "A line through thi.
, field which will give them an
, .onfletfo Denver
p Hovr =. Gale will continue th.
- work carried on bv him aurin.
the mast vearin the Nampa GOA
s feld of Colorado To the south
l INTO the White River rerion
K and his work Will extend soutI
$ across Grand River near Glen
4 wood Springs. If time permits
This is one of the most impol
d tant coal fields of Colorado. am
% the results of this examinatio
y promise 10 be of great economi
n inheritance.
II Georpe R. Richardson wi
r. make am examination of oh
n Book Cliffs coal field OF Coll
a RADIO and Utah. He will begi
20 work at Grand Junction. Colo
e., and will 90 westward acroI
as Green River to the Sunnvsil
.g Mine i'm Utah. This is alm0
- unknown territory. bat. accor
u ing 10 report, carries thick bel
of nigh grade coal.
A. II. Schultz viii be engag,
in a reconnaissance survey
- the coal fields of northern Uni
=" county. Wyo. This viii be
- extension of the work carri
S on by Messrs. Neatch and Shul
80 =" during the past year in t
= southwest corner of the Sta
~ He viii begin his work IN I
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

have three good wagons for
sale and am offering them at a
bargain. One is new and the
other two have been used some.
Call and see them.
.27-23 ID. &. WOLFE.
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While our friend. Geo. Hor-
ton. is attending the State Nor
mai at Big Stone Gap. II seems
Go us would Dee "a good time for
him to thrash out the question
as to whether this is 1906 or
1907. or. in other words. wheth-
er 10 is this year or next. y
thorough elucidation of this inn
portant question would make
mighty fine readin' p enning-
ton Cap News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-07-26

Misses Nau0la and Nanui e.
Gillespie returned recently from
"a pleasan Z visit 20 Miss Slemp.
at Big stone Gap -Clinch Val
lev News
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who discussed the growing and
handling Of tobacco. DR.. II. w.
Evans was the next speaker.
and he appealed strongly 10 the
farmers of Virginia to get out
of the old ruts and farm in the
proper manner.
Hon. James r. Wing. of Chi
cago. discussed the feeding and
management OF lambs.
Prof. ! : Miller. of Emory
and Henry. made an interesting
talk on the care Of the soil.
The committee on resolutions
reported several amendments 10
the constitution
One was that the president.
first vice e-president, secretary
and assistant secretary should
remain In the office another
year.
Governor Tyler protested
against being elected for anoth-
cr term. but thc convention
would not listen 90 him
OFFICERS ELECTED
President Ho < e Tyler.
East Radford
First Vic e-Prcsidcnt-I o.
Sandy. Burkcville.
Second Vice President Ohm
I Cowan. Cowau' IS Mills
Secretary Andrew 81. ~Oule
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Geologic Work in the Coal Fields Of
Of tile United States.

The work of Investigating the
al and oil deposits of the +
-oitad States, which Is carried .
NJ b, the Geological Survery.
rn5er the direction of Mr.. Il.
.ampbell. During the present
sason his headquarters Will be
n Salt Lake City, and he will f
nond most of his time1n visit
no the various parties engaged f
~ the work.
llr George II. Ashley will
,aye general charge of geologic .
Work I'M the northern Appa
ar.ian coal fields, including i'm
,e-rraUons I'm Pennsylvania,
Wesf Virginia, Kentucky, and
v,rr,nia He viii have per
..r,l supervision OF the Penn
.rlvania work. which includes
.he survey Of several quad
rangles
PENNsYLNANiA.
The geological work in the
Unanimous coal fields of Penn
srlyania which is carried ON iu
rs oreration with the State will
include a study of the geology
of the Johnstown, Clarion,
S.wickiey. and "a part of the
Foxhnrr Qu ad Fan = cs. the
towns from which these quad
anuies take their names giving
their approximate positions.
Work ON the Clarion quadrangle
has been iu progress since May
A. Work on the other quad
rrnrles started about the mid
do of july. The work iu the
5ohust0wn quadrangle Viii be
in charge OF ". c. Phelan. with
whom win be associated Prof.
Frederick B. Peck. of Easton
Pa Work ON the Clarion quad
ranale. which was started in
IH5. win be carried ON by
Nessrs ~. T. 0riswold. and
Edwin D.. LINES. Tine oewickle,
work will Dee iu charge OF NJ. j
Nuun. Both Mr.. Lines and Mr.
Nunn viii probably geologic Do
ihe FoNburg quadrangle. ln the
Clarion. -ewickicy, nn d Fox
burg guadrangies the bulk of th'
geologic data is obtained in con
necfion with the running ot th
Ny levels. which lis one stage ID
the topographic mapping @
those quadrangles. AS "a resul
of this method the exact loca
ti0n and elevation of all mines
coal and other rock outcrop.
0il and gas wells are located nm
strumentallv and exactly. YIELD
ing data which makes it poss
Die t0 draw the 0utcrop lime
aui to show the structure wit
extreme accuracy AS the wor
already done i'm the State hi
nearly covered the area
Nashing gton County. r.. "
Stone viii DO such addition
field work as is necessary
completely cover the count
and viii then prepare "a bullet
on the economic resources
tnat county as a whole. VI
Ashley will spend some time
each of the quadrangles nam'
and VIII also give some time
the PunXsutawny, HoutzdaI
and Curwensville Quadrangl
and 90 other areas, studyn
problmes that have a beariI
ou the geology of those qua
rangies.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Survey is not planning
undertake any new work
Vest Virginia this season. y
Ashley will spend a short tiI
ln the field in Nicholas a
hanawha + alls quadrangle
studying some unsettled pre-
lems, and Will probably dew
some time to the study of
high level gravels of Teay Y
ley west of Charleston, W.
EASTERN KENTUCKY.
w G. Phelan, who last y
studied the geology of the noI
eastern corner of kentuc
! 1.
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that Mr.. Fishers work will
yield valable results.
Prof. y. G. Leonard viii make
a reconnaissance examination Of
the coal field of eastern Montana
in the territory lying between
the Yellowstone and Missouri
Rivers. This work will be done
primarily for the purpose Of de
tie minin < the value of the
Ignite beds. but it is hoped that
information will be obtained re-.
garding the relation of the
Laramie and Fort Union forma-
tions.
Prof. Henry Landes viii make
an examination of the coal fields
of Washington and prepare a
general report dealing with the
geology of the coal fields. and
the economic and commercial
conditions.
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L&WaH Blanks.

carr, o complete stock of Legal Blanks
90 the Peace and attorneys of house m the state
of Ihe~, prepared 10y Mr samuel n
Hurst Guide and Manual and other popular
Virginia Law Books.
Blanks Cent each. 75 cents per 100 except
Nos which one Cent each straight We
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of the Elkhorn coal felG ill., con
nection with a study of por-
tion of the State of Virginia
lying Immediately south and
southeast.
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an examination OF tne coal lni0o
IF Washington and prepare f
general report dealing with the .
geology of the coal fields. and .
the economic and commercial I
conditions.
VIRGINIA AND SOUTHN ESTERN BE-
HIND HOLSTON RIVER RAlR0AD.
Henry {. McHarr Elected President Of
New Line Which Trayerscs East-
eru Part of State Work Pro-
crossing Rapidly VIII
Run from Persia Co
Noccasin Gap.
New York July la. Officers
have been elected in This city
for the Holston River Railway
a Tennessee projection lime of
road Co rum from Persia to Moe
casin Gap in ihe eastern section
of the State and principally in
Hawkins County The newly
elected officers ARE.
,.'',''.'' ,.,..' ,.'''l' ~ ..,i'-' Va '.'' ,-
.r, .N, .'.l '','' ,r .'''
James b Wright. oi knox
willie, who was made President
of the Holstou River Railway
'in tho preliminary organization.
I has been succeeded oy Henry
/ Is. Nciarg of Sew York. Press
/ ident- of the Virginia N ~outn-
western. Charles h. OoiofooSs
/ has been made Secretary ana
lJ. w. Cure Treasurer. ile1
Iore respectively Assistant seq
Iretary and Treasurer ol in,
/ Virginia ~ southwestern foa"
/ at Bristol
Nr. Wright was orisnaiit
mace fe7i'e.ht vl .'' 'N'" .'
looA "i ,eI 'i-".'-' .- ".''
lother legal matters Chat re
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ay the postage all orders Please order 10y Number
SO. Warrant Arrest.
Commitment to Answer Indictment
Certificate of Commitment for Trial
Commitment until Fine and Costs are Paid.
Commitment for Imprisonment, &c.
RecOgnlLance Appeal
? Warrant Dscbarging from jail upon Appeal.
Complaint for peace Warrant
Peace Warrant
Search Warrant.
Warrant in Debt.
Warrant in Damages
Execution.
Oarnshee Summons.
ludemnyfying Bond.
Forthcoming Bond
Affidavit for Summons in Unlawful Detainer
in Unlawful Detaner.
Affidavit for Distress Warrant.
Distress Warrant.
2l Complaint for Attachment against Removing Debtor
Attachment against Removing Debtor, with Garnshfe
Process.
Attachment Bond
Deed of Convey ance, with certificate.
Deed of Trust, with certificate.
Deed of Lease.
Homestead Deed.
Declaration in Assumpst
Declaration in Debt o Bond.
Declaration in Debt on PromissOry Note.
Declaration in Debt on Negotiable Note.
Notic of Motion Note, Bond, Account.
Power of Attorney.
81 Notice 10 take DepOsitOns
Indictment, General.
Indictment, Liquor.
Commissioners Notice.
Abstract of Judgment before Justice.
80 Warrant in DebtinUe.
Garnishee Summons and Judgment
Subpoena for Witnesses.
All orders given prompt and careful attention.
WISE PRINTING COMPANY, Inc.
/ G.. n. KNIGHT, Sec and Treas
BIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA.
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VIRGINIA.

a reconnaissance study of
part of the coal field OF Virginia
In Dickinson county viii be
undertaken. during the present
season. by r. W. Stone, assisted
by f. NJ. Dawson, Jr The re-
giOn in question is one about
which very little is known at
present but which Is destined
TO come TO public attention very
soon, as the South and Western
Railroad is now laying its
tracks across the field toward
the Breaks OF Sandy The re-
gion is reported TO be rich i'm
coal.
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w G. Phelan, who last year
studied the geology of the north
eastern corner of Kentucky,
spent some time during the past
spring IN gathering additional
data IN that area for a bulletin
on the economic resources of the
kenOya quadrang e, which
covers all Boyd and much of
Lawrence counties, with parts
OF Elliott, Carter and Greenup
counties. Mr.. Ashley viii give
some attention TO the problem
OF The high level gravels of that
quadrangle and d ] a c e n { re-
slons preparatory TO the publ
cation of the folio on that quad
fangle. In Pike county II. w.
Stone, assisted by T.. VI. Daw-
son, Jr-, will examine a PARTON
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ALABAMA

Charles Butts viii continue
bis examination of tGe coal
fields i'm the vicinity OF Birming-
ham. Ala- giving particular att
tention 60 the coal beds of the
Cahaba coal field
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WEST vIRGINIA.

The Survey is not planning TO
undertake any new work IN
West Virginia this season. Mr..
Ashley will spend a short time
n the field in Nicholas and
hauawha f Falls quadrangles,
studying some unsettled prob
lens, and will probably devote
some time to the study of the
high level gravels of Teay Val
ley west of Charleston, W. Va.
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ILLINuIs.

Frank ~. DeWolf will make
a survey of two small quad
ram giles i'm the coal field of
southern Illinois i'm cooperation
with the State Geological Sur
NoN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-22
EAST DORSET.

Chas Roberts is visiting in Phila'
delphia, Penn.
Rev H. ]. Mailett is in Dandy hold
ing Mission.
Charles Roberts visited friends in
Troy last week.
Miss Lena Benson OF Rutland is
visiting her parents here.
G. H. Brophy and George Couplings
were in Rutland Saturday.
Miss SADIE Sherlock of Dandy visit
ed her parents here Sunday.
Miss Maud Harrington spent Sun
day at her home in Rutland.
Edward Harwood and Harvey Stone
were recent visitors in Rutland.
Miss Bridget Mclaughlin of Benn-
ington is visiting friends in town.
A number from here attended the
ball game at Manchester Saturday.
The Misses Wall are spending their
vacation at Troy, n. Y and Pntstield
Mass
Miss Ella Torrey of Duluth, Mimi
is spending the summer with her par.
ents here.
Rev Mr. r )gers student OF the lia t
ford University will hold services al
Union church Sundays at l0.45 in tn.
morning and 1870 ia the evening.