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PHELAN.CONNELL
Church Wedding at East Dorset Last Monde,
Evening

Dorset, July T. A very pretty we'd
ding occurred Monday morning, July
,, when Miss Anuie Elizabeth Council,
daughter OF Mrs Sarah Cornell, and
Austin William Ph,lan were married
in 81 Jerome's church, East Dorset.
Many from this place drove over for
the occasion The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev n. j. Maillet
Miss Aileen Carney Of Proctor of
debated at the organ and rendered eX-
celleni music The pshers were
Charles McDevitt aud Earle Carney Of
Proctor. The wedding party entered
the church 90 the strains Of the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin The bride
was atiired in n gown of white crepe
de- chine over white silk and wore a
white hat aud carried white carnations.
Bernard j. Council, "a brother Of the
bride, was best man. The Misses Car.
ney aud McDevtt and Messrs Ilincks
and Charles and VIM McDevitt sang
The party left the church while the or
ganist played Mendelssohu's Wedding
march. Palms woreused IN the church
decorations
From u until o'clock a reception
was held at the home OF the bride in
Dorset and q large attendance of
guests were in attendance They were
received boy Mrs Cornell and the mem
bers Of the wedding party. The house
was pretlily decorated with carnations
and roses and bower OF evergreen
and daisies: ropes of evergreen were
also used Music for the reception
was furnished 10y Miss Aileen Carney,
pianist, and Charles Mcbride, violin.
ISL I'm elaborate menu was served,
the guests being seated at tables on
the lawn. Mr. and Mrs rhelan were
the recipients of many beautiful we'd
ding gifts
The happy couple left for a Wedding
trip OF two weeks amid showers of rice
and followed by many good wishes.
Upon their return they will reside here,
Mr. Phelan having a position with the
Norcross West Marble Co.
Among the out OF town guests who
attended the wedding and reception
we're Mrs John McDeviit. Miss Bessie
McDeviti the Misses Carney, IN,
Nessrs llincks Carney, Charles and
William McDeylti. Proctor; Mr. and
Mrs Charles Cornell, Bernard Con
ell Great Darlington, II. ass: the
Misses Phelan, Messrs Pheian and
Sullivan, Wesltied, Mass: Mrs i. -.
Nellick. Miss Mellick, New York; G..
~ Chambers, Fort Chester, y. y,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bromley, Keene,
y. II Miss Minnie H. Grant Albany;
Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams, Benning-
ton John r. billiard, Miss Sarah
billiard, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs John
Palmer Hartford, \ T.. Mrs w. H.
Grineli. DANNY; Mr. and Mrs John S.
Balchelder, Manchester
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THIS COUNTY,
REPUBLICANS
Convention Called For Thnrs-
day July 70 Here.
THE APPORTIONMENT
Bennington Has p Delegates.
Caucuses To Be Called
July 10.
THE APPORTIONMENT

A Republican convention for the
county OF Bennington will be held at
the Library hall, Bennington, VI, on
Thursday, July 20, 1906 at II o'clock
In the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for County OH
GERS TO be supported at the election on
the first Tuesday in September next,
and also for the election OF a county
committee.
Towns will be represented in conven-
ton on the basis of one delegate from
each town, one for every fifty votes,
and one for every fraction OF fifty votes
exceeding twenty-five, cast for the Re
publican Governor in 1904, and the
subjoined list is made on this basis.
Delegates VIII be chosen at primary
meetings called by Republican comm
tees 10 each town, and will provide
themselves with proper credentials,
sigred by the chairman and secretary
of said meeting at which they are elect
ed and present same as early as posi-
BILE after their arrival, to the Creden.
tials Committee.
Caucuses should be held in the sew
eral towns and the delegates and alter.
mates elected on the 18th day of July,
A. D., 1906. The County Committee
has been constituted a Committee on
Credentials and will meet as such Com
mlttee on Credentials at the Putnam
House In Bennington on the 26th day
OF July, :. d. 1906, from to 10 o'clock
in The forenoon for the purpose of re
ceiving credentials OF delegates aud
making the roll OF the convention
G. B. Sheldon, Rupert, Chairman
Thos. Dunlap, SALISBURY, Sec.
j. b. Blackmer, Manchester Depot
r. I. Batchelder, Manchester Depot
+. f. Potter, Pownal
VIM. Howe, Readsboro.
The following is the apportionment
OF delegates to which the several towns
are entitled
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Makes HomeIy Women P,etv

No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if her complexionis bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched complex
ions by stimulating the liver and bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
not nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take, Remember the name
Orino and refuse to accept any substi-
tute. 3. A. Quinlan.
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uit nonrder Instead of Tnreet

CLEVELAND, O., July D.. Mrs. Fred
Sloat shot and instantly killed George
Clark, aged thirty-fve, one of her
boarders, in the yard back of her
house here. The woman was taken
into custody 10y 'the police, who say
that she admits firing the fatal shot,
which entered the back of Clark's
head Mrs. Sloat is held. but main
talns that she killed Clark while aim
irs at a target at which she and Clark
and others we're shooting.
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that the white man occupies an es
peclally favored position among the
children of men. and the recognition Of
this fact is accompanied by the convic-
ton that there is duty inseparably
connected with the advantages enjoy
ed. There is a white mans burden--a
burden which the white man should
not shrk even if he could burden
which he could not shirk even if he
would That no one liveth unto HIM
self or dieth unto himself has Il ma
tiOnal rs well ms an individual applica-
ton. Our destinies are so interviewer
that each exerts an influence directly
or indirectly upon all others.
Among the blessings which the
Christian nations are at this time able
and in duty bound-to carry to the
rest of the world | may mention five
education, knowledge of the science of
government, arbitration as a subSti-
tute for war, appreciation of the dig
nifty of labor and high conception of
life
while in America and in Europe
there is much to be corrected and album.
dant room for Improvement, there has
never been so much altruiSm in the
world as there is today-never so many
who acknowledge the indissolublc tie
that binds each TO every other member
of the race. | have felt more pride in
my own countrymen than ever before
as have visited the circuit Of schools
hospitals and churches which Ameri-
can money has lVilt around the world
The example of the Christian nations
though but feebly rejecting the light
of the Master, is gradually reforming
SociptVv
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Score by innings :

ocOre by lnnlngs'
Benu. 100000 OOO7-s
Dorp. OoOOOO1-2
The morning game with the same
team was also a victory for Benning.
ton by the score of6 to 1. Mcclure
was in the box and held the visitors
down to eleven well scattered hits and
by his fielding and batting won the
game. HE also struck out seven men.
The SCORE.
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LONDON, July 5.-Three thousand
persons. mostly Americans, attended
The Fourth of July reception at the
American embassy Dorchester House,
which was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The lawns were covered with
awnings and tents flying the American
colOrS and a great American flag ilut-
baSsndor Whitelaw Reid and Mrs
Reid, assisted 10y Congressman Mich
oas Lougworth and Mrs. Longworth
received the guests. Among the ladies'
present were many Americans who in
termarred with the British arstoc-
racV
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DEPARTMENT INFECTION
Fire Fighters Made a Fine Showing wsdnss
day Morning

The annual Inspection Of the li'e de-
partment took place Wednesday morn
ing, every company being we'll repre-
scented with the apparatus and members.
As usual all looked well and appeared
we'll.
The parade was formed about 10
O'Clock and headed 10y the city band,
followed the usual line Of march aud
back to the starting place where the
parade was dismissed. The boys we're
cordially greeted as they passed down
Main street. Chief Silver aud Assist
ant Hawks and Edw. Mathers headed
the line of march.
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NEW YORK. July o.-William Hoge,
president of the Commercial Travellers
Antitrust league. sent letter TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt inviting Mr.. Roosevelt
to preside at the reception to be ten
dered William J. Bryan in this city
upon his arrival from Europe. Mr.
Hoge explained in his letter that the
Commercial Travellers Antitrust league
Is not a Democratic organization or a
partisan organization in any sense and
that the organization regards Mr..
Roosevelt as being as much opposed to
the trusts as is Mr.. Bryan.
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Bilious? Feel heavy after dinnerY
Tongue coatedY Bitter taste? Com
pleXion sallow? Liver needs waking
up. Doan S Regulets cure bilious at
tacks. % cents at any drug store
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FOR GOOD ROADS
National officer OF GOOD Roads Assoc iaiion
in Town.

in Town.
Wellington T.. Loucks OF 81 Louis,
national organizer OF the national
good roads association, Is 10 town and
IS arranging for public meeting to
be held tomorrow evening, at which he
viii speak on the good roads move
nent which is spreading all over the
country.
Mr. Loucks is brilliant speaker and
has spent years In this work. He is in
c Insulation today with Mayor Coop
err and the trustees in arranging for
the public gathering tomorrow night.
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Julia SanderSon vino was here
With jeff DeAngelis in "Fantana,"
and was so well liked by local thea
ire goers is now making II great
success i'm "The T0m lists" another
Shubert opera now playing Boston.
Eva Tanguay who made such a
pronounced success in "The Chap.
arones,' and starred last season in
"The Samboo Girl" will be seen at
the opera house in a new musical
comedy early in the season directly
after the closing of her Boston en-
gagem, mt.
Sarah Bernhardt realized $780,
600 from her American tour. She
is now at her summer home on the
coast of Brittany; she takes bare.
footed walks every morning over
the dewey grass for her health.
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A Bennington Boys Loss.

How Opportunity may thunder
at the portals, y not arouse the
the slumbercr to hail and entertain
him, is given local application as
hereinafter related
The firm OF Thompson u Dundy,
managers of I've New York Hippo
drome, also control = Dreanland "
at Coney Island, and among his
friends MIR. Thompson numbers II
young BemnlngtUnan. 1t Is Nid
that previous to the opening Of
Dreamland, last season. Mr.ThOmp-
son, with the purpose VI ,lGSug this
friend favor, offered him HE
"shoot the chntcs' privilege for
$1,000. The offer was refused and
the managers retained control of
this attract.Cu, the huo"S showing,
at the end OF the fifteen weeks sea
son, a net profit OF 50 O0O.
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Weather

Fair tonight and Friday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
Gin Dwellings Company.
CROSSINGS.

Colorado Springs. Colo.-The Mani.
tou Clir Dwellings Ruins Company
was Incorporated Wednesday for 5000.
900. J. Schumacher Of Minerva, Ohio,
is president. Other directors are II. J..
Newman, Jacob Bischoff, w. s. Crosby,
c. d. Weber and Mr.. Ashenhurst Of
Colorado Springs and Manitou. Speak.
Ing Of tho plans of his company, w. 8.
Crosby of Manitou. one OF the pro-
moters Of the scheme to reproduce the
cliff dwellings in the Pixies Peak re-
serve. stated that It was a misappre-
hension to suppose that any attempt
was being made to remove ruins from
government ground,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
Greeley Starch Factory.

Greeley. Colo.-Thirty.eight tons Of
starch, made from potatoes, were
shipped Tuesday by the Greeley starch
factory to Chicago, where It will bo
sold to cotton mills for sizing goods
The factory receives axe pound for
their product, or $2.470. The farmers
arc receiving 15 cents n hundred for
their small. unmarketable potatoes at
the starch factories, and these would be
total waste on their hands II not
used for starch making. Charles Good.
win, an experienced starch manufac.
t,lrer from Maine. has leased tho Gree.
ley Ice and Light Company's starch
plant, and has begun to remodel and
enlarge It. BY December 1st this plant
will be grinding forty tons OF potatoes
daily into starch. and he expects to
make at least q three months run. In
that time 1900 tons Of potatoes will be
made into 10000 pounds Of starch.
Each factory employs twenty men and
both are assuming proportions a. I'M
portant Industries here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
RHEUMATISM STAYS CURED
Nm. Cots, Confined 70 Bod and In
Constant Palm. Cured BY o..
wltItams' Pink Pills.


Rheumatism can be inherited and that
fact proves IL to be u disease Of the blood.
Il IL necessary. therefore, to treat IL
through the blood IL a permanent cure
II expected. External applications may
give temporary relief from pain but as
long M the poisonous acid II In tho blood
the pain will return. perhaps In new
place, but 1t will surely return. DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills cure rheumatism be.
cause they go directly to tho seat Of tho
disorder. purifying aud enriching the
blood.
Mrs. Henry Gotta, Of West Cheshire.
Conn. IL tho wife Of the village mn-
chinist. ''Several years ago. she says.
~ was laid up with rheumatism In my
feet, ankles and knees. ! was In con.
slant pain aud sometimes tho affected
PARTS would swell NO badly that ! could
not get about Mt all to attend to my
household duties. There was ono period
Of three weeks during which was con.
aned to tho bed. Ny sufYsrings wero
awful aud the doctors medicine did not
help me.
Zone day n neighbor told mo about
DR.. Williams Pink Pills and / decided to
try them. After had taken them .
short time WINS decidedly better and
few more boxes cured me. What In
better. the cure was permanent"
Remember DIR. Williams Pink Pills do
not not on the bowels. They make new
blood aud restore shattered nerves. They
tone up tho stomach aud restore impaired
digestion. bring healthfnl. refreshing
sleep. give strength to the weak aud ninko
miserable. complaining people strong.
hungry and energetic. They arc sold by
all druggists. or will be sent postpaid. on
rcceips Of price. 20 cents per box. sig
boxes O. 10, by the DR.. Williams Mcdi.
cir o Co.. Schenectady. NY. e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
BeETs IN DANCER.
Damaged BY Freezing In Northern
Colorado,

Damaged BY Freezing In Northern
Colorado.
Denvcr.-A Republican special No
vcmber goth from Loveland says: Ac.
cerding to n government tested ther-
mometer the temperature went to with.
in one degree Of zero last night. II 70.
mnined below the freezing point both
yesterday and to-day. This makes.
serious proposition for the beet. grow.
ers. as there is estimated to be at least
10000 tons Of beets either In the ground
or In small plies in the field protected
by only slight covering Of beet tops.
In either case they are nil badly frozen
and must entail considerable loss. The
factory management has issued instruo
tionB to tho growers to dig the beets
still in the ground a. fast as possible.
stating that they will receive bcets in 4
frozen condition as fast us the factory
can grind them up. but In no case can
they store frozen beets.
II Is a question whether the bcets
still In the ground can be easily dug on
account Of the severe freezing, al.
though the light covering of snow will
protect the ground from freezing as
deeply rs It otherwise would do. There
are probably about 10000 tons in the
ground and 10000 tons in piles in the
fields. II tho weather stays reasonably
cool for some time II is probable that
the larger part OF the beets still out
may yet be marketed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

dollars. imperatively demanded more
room md better business facilltAcsA
Ths new building is n landmark, nos
only In the progress Of tho company.
but In the growth OF Denver and No
expansion OF It's Wholesale trade. Tho
company's business. which is fDefcns-
Ing all the time. covers all the stntLs
and territories west Of tho eastern nne
OF Colorado and Wyoming. and Old
Mexico and British Columbia as vol.
employing Ave active commercial truv-
eiers. Tho business has quadruplcd In
the last six years.
G. II. Root. the manager. under whom
this Increase has been accomplished.
has been with the house for sixtccn
ycarS. md has every detail Of the buns-
ness thoroughly In hand. What -
more. he has tho confidence Of his
customers and the respect of his cm-
pioyes. Hut Herman warneckc is the
Ncstor Of the company. having beeu
with Il for twcnty.slx years IN ussso-
ciaie manager and cashier. AlthOoth
past the allotted three score years and
ten. Il. has lost no jot Of his offtcicncy
and haY strong hold on tho old
pair,ng of the house.
Tho new building. which In dcvotcA
TO Wholesale seeds only. hns about one-
third of nm acre OF noor space In Ne
fivo stories. II IL thoroughly up To
date In It's elevators and chutcn for
handling goods. which aro unlosdc1
and loaded directly from and Into tho
ircixh, cars. It's facilities for loading
into wagons and drays arc equally
good.
On tho nfth noor. which has an al
mos; perfect system Of ventilation.
thcr. are now seven carloads OF onion
sets. On the fourth floor arc many
carloads OF grain and grass seeds, ns0
among tho stock on the third noor In .
carload Of Kentucky bluegrass sred-
Provision In made for rcclcaninI snCds
by tho latest and best styles VI eican-
In. mills.
On the second floor are the ainsoa1
numbcricrx varieties Of vegetable ana
flower seeds. On this noor ars Tho
large and ~cli,appointed offices Of the
| company.
Tho retail branch. familiar To ap
Coiorndann. is n little moro than .
block away. on Fifteenth street. CO
nsctei by private telephone system.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
How Weeds Multiply.

To givo some idea Of how weeds
multiply II may bc stated that single
plant Of pepper grass will produce
$4,000 seeds: dandciion. 1900: shcp-
herds purse. $1,000: wheat thief.
1000: common thistics. $1,000: cham.
omiic. 10000: raEwecd. 5000: purs.
iainc. 37s. 900: piantain. 1900. and
burdock, $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
THE eARTELDEs sEEo COMPANY,
ogNvER, COLORADO.

Tho Barteldes Seed Company. for
meriy Barteldes 4 CO., moved into It,
large. substantial and admirably con.
structed new dve-story building On
Sixteenth street. near the Union depot.
In Denver. about the LIST OF November.
This action was taken none too MON.
as the rapidly increasing volume Of
business. which during the pasd loar
approximated one.thiTd OF y m0hoa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
A story Of . Thirsty cst.

"Pcrhnps you thing tho old water
in.thc.miik joke has been worked 10
death, but I've found n new variatioe
Of IT," said South Side man rcccatfy.
-You know have small negro Ets1
a. nurse for my children. and oas q
her duties In to tell stories to tho kSds
Just before bedtime. They always NJ.
ten intcntiy to what she says. and Ase
night decided to listen. too. ThAs .
what heard:
".An. dc cat. shc got thirsty. an she
got thirstier an mo- thirsty. AZ
finally she went to pan oh mink ~.
tin In do pantry to get drink q
wntah!'
81 told the story TO our milkman eha1
morning and he didn't laugh at al.
Kansas City Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

Tho extraordinary popularity Of nns
white goods :hls summer makes tho
choice OF Starch matter Of great I'm.
por,ancc. Defiance Starch. being FREQ
from all injurious chemicals. In the
only one which is safe to use on finc
fabrics. Its great strength as stiff
encr makes half the usual quantity OF
Starch necessary. with tho result OF
perfect finish. equal to that when the
goods wcrc now.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

The ring Of the almighty dollar adds
apprcciab!y to the satisfaction n girl
derives from her engagement ring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

Defiance Starch Is tho latest inven.
ton in that line and IN Improvement
on all other makes: It is more eco
nomical. does better WORK. takes les
time. Get II from a-y grocer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
American Expert Lssds World.

Gardner r. Williams. tho American
mining engineer who directs tho dia-
mond output Of tho world. was born In
Michigan. but became q residcnt Of
California at Is and student at Cali.
fornia college In Oakland. aftcrward
tho state university. Ho perfected
his education Mt tho mining Academy
Of Frcibcrg. among the lead mines Of
Snxony. He was nssaycr In tho mint
at San Franciseo two years and spent
somc time in practical work In tho
mines OF Nevada and northern Call.
fornia. Hc then went on IN exploring
expedition for tho Roihschiids to Ma.
schonaiand and made the acquaint.
ancc OF Cecil Rhodes. He took charge
Of the mines Of tho do Beers company
In 1856. through tho influence OF
Rhodes and has been Mt their head un.
I'll recently. when hc returned to
America. leaving his son. Alphcus VII.
liams In his place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

He who hurries cannot walk with {
stately step.-Chinese proverb.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

Schools Teach Card Playing.
Card playing has become SO general
among German women Of tho upper
classes that regular lessons in play.
ing are now given In fashionable
boarding schools for girls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

When n wise man has occasion TO
call anyone liar. he uses . ions'dss-
tapce phone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30

Ompoesant 10 Mesheso.
Exnnias carefully evey bottis Of CAsTORfA.
sAfs and sars rsnsdy for infssss asd ehiidssn,
and 80 that Il
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
Asia CrOARg

AsuA CIGARS
w'l y r.. .o MIR ,n.s .so c':.f Go: H
Denver. Colo