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Low Rates.

On February 10, and daily until
April I, tickets will be on sale via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st Pau
railway TO principal points in Califor-
via, Oregon and ashington, from
Bennington az rates OF $40 80 accord.
ing to railroads used to Chicago.
Tickets will permit Of liberia stopoyers
at various western points and are coed
In all tourist cars, Corresponding
reductions are made TO a great number
OF other points in Western States and
tickets can be purchased from your
nearest railroad stationto destination.
train service from Chicago to
points in the west assist per-
sons in travelling to make the trip
without change of cars. T nrst cars
daily.
For further information apply to,
George L Williams,
New England Passenger Agt.,
36s Washington st.
Reston, Mass
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19
When the Old Hen
CackIeS Look For
An Egg

HeG us cackle about two
new lines of Pictures just re-
ceived. Both of them most at.
tractive, though the prices sug.
gest a rummage sale. We have
the latest subjects published
III the celebrated "Lamson
Prints at Csc and 35c. Hard
to tell them from original wat.
er colors. The second line we
mention is beautiful hand. col
ored placques, all ready to
hang up in the parlor. They
will move rapidly at the prices
we have them marked; l5c
to Csc. Get in here with your
basket before they become too
much scrambled.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19

Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch,
hives, herpes, scabies-Doan's ONT
ment. At any drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19

Ready 9Th = sunrrb iins 81 spring
and sumner Samples lua rrcuited.
Ready g. she's you nfn ~ thr hssi
Hoes ~ goods fpr suits and over
coats ever pot obt By ans concern
II you uani suit or overcoai made
g. your measure. perfect in Eurk
manship. perfect in no. perfect In
sii u. lei me take your order aud
make you a garment that uill stand
the test and one that YOU will enjoy
wearing s+ tW u. -. go
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19

Heavy, impure blood makes muddy
pimply complexion, headaches, naus-
ca. Indigestion Thin blood makes
you weak, pale, sickly. Burdocs
Blood Btters makes the blood rich,
and pure-restores perfect health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19

We. the undersip ned, dohereby agree
10 refund the moneyon a 50cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
" IL fails TO cure your cough or cold
We also guarantee % cert bottle 10
prove satisfactory or monsy refunded
shurtleff Pharmacy ] NJ Ayres
ID a Ward B A Quinlan
Bennington
y y Houghton, North Bennington
q X ~ A b Hawkins. So. SALISBURY
o Il Adams. Arlington
f G Woodwork, o f. Adams & Co.,
East Arlington.
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Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles
Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
falls {, cure any case. no matter of how long
standing In TO IL days. First application
gives Ease and rest soc II your druggist has
nj IL send &C In stamps and II will be forward
ed postpaid by Paris Medicine Co, st Loul
Mo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19
Secret
Is Out

wm L. ooksy Makes Public
Formula ef@ions. the Guar,
anisea Cure For Stomach
Troubles.
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have Nioas. = rsnleiy shich iiisy sol
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cass - hssfsbarn. acute dyspepsia.
sind % tls stomach. ioss II spreiiis.
annoying ifsaras. slespisssbsss. ssnsf
srai vsasnsss snd debility. ~ vhfrs
b. vital ppvers Ted f-si0fsiI5I a..
digestive organs DO rot aci e. thsy
should.
Mona is composed oi bismaih sub
gailsie. br aii Odds ihs tcry beet med.
icine knoHn ior Intestinal diseases.
With ihis is combinsdosrium nsaiaie
a standard remedy Ia ,bc treatment 81
al irritation II The stomach and digcs
tive organs
Sodium bicarbonaie IL then added b.
overcome the cSccssi 90 acidliy usually
present In stomach troubles. and nux
voibica for H. gcnfral tonic and nerve
strengthening poscrs.
a large boa Of Miona tablet. il
sold for 70 cents by wm l. Cokay. with
an absolute guarantee Of caring or
money refunded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-19

ffss'. Health aud Comfort Co Mother anu
Child.
Mrs. NfNsLOW's rpJrfffNg SYRUP. Gsf
children tcciiiinE. sofists tie gums. ruducr-
Inflammation, nllays al pain. and cures wine
cuiic. Perfectly safe ~ All cas.s We woulI
sny 20 every mother wno has a Suffering chilli q
DO not let your prejudice. nor tho priu'iict.
81 oihcrs. stand between you nod your suffer.
ing child aud the relief hat will be Surveys
us-ointcly aurc-to FOLLOW the use Of This
no. iinne. nfimciy used. n,Icc 2oe. BOTH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Suburban Property.

s'ne agents 0ao make a S?scialty OF
suburban property say there Is Sun active
inquiry for building lots IN the suburbs.
sithough the bad wep Their Of Tire early part
G; the week made business duller than Il
otherwise might have been. Ginter Park
property Is stir attracting the attention
= homeseekers, and the agents during
s. LIST days Of the week were kept busy
showing the beautiful lots and the many
Continued on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

could be- doubled in FIVE years ana the
L51H.e"o tons OF to-day could Doe increased
within that period 20 very nearly. It not
quite. 3"n"" tons and tho coal produce
ton " 10000 )l tons to -l..rsI.ssI OF moro.
Broadly speaking. tho general t--u-
mony OF every business man Throughout
tac South with whom the subject has
l.o-n discussed in a rather extended trip
covering several weeks. Is that the price
70 lernr las advanced at-ra. lr.
and the efficiency OF labor has decreased
90 least I'D per cent within the past five
years In West Virginia the story is the
same as IN the Ca1ounas. Georgia. Ala
hama and Mississippi TEis situation has
weakened the farmer. she merchant, TIE
nanufacturer and the railroad operator
3. the supreme need u the hour-tle need
nf imw. -r rip- FNrerier. v- ft fnr...-
rrs is emphasizing that conviction One
ifon company in Alabama. which for six
months has been working about thirty
tro Italians and Greeks. has found that
they do about twice as much work as tn-
negroes ar rhe Same pl in-. and .r -..r
seem To know nothing but work and THRIFT
and tie saving II money. They have
made u possible 20 keep running an i'm
Tortant Industry which otherw Sc would
have had 70 close down for a time. The
very competition Of the foreign lahorer
with tie negro wiI stimulate the negro
and be his best help toward training him
20 measure up 10 his opportunity. The
work Tor immigration must be done by in
diviGuai States. and must be carried for
ward with the most liberal expenditures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
WORK EARLY AND LATE
MAKING BROKERS ANGRY
lsFecial to The Times Dispatch j

NEW YORK. October 27.-Much dIssat-
isfaction has been expressed among tho
Broad Street cub brokers at the action
az some OF the newcomers TO the market
who persist in trading before and after
hours Yesterday at $3.50 these traders
were dispersed hy the police after they
bad traded in Niplssing Mines for over
half an hour beyond the customary time
limit.
on Thursday several or the "earlv
hrds" as they have come to be known.
opened the market m 9.I5 and traded In
Nipissing until tie price ran up To- rs
When the regular brokers arrived AT the
market they found the price ~. and
oi ders in their pockets from customers
were in sense useless as the news
papers quoted ne early price which they
missed.
The better class OF brokers object to
this practice. as they cannot execute or
GERS at prices that are daily published ii,
the papers. and have asked the police
stationed at the corner to disperse the
crowd after o'clock. A circular dis
tributed among TIE curb houses vestor-
day warned all brokers' that orders exc
cuted before and after hours were done So
on their own responsibility.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
TO IMP ROVE The
TOWN OF ARv0NIA
Organization Formed 10 Aid i'm
the Development OF the
Place.
THE VIRGINIA AIR LINE
Survey for Continuance OF the
Road South OF
Bruno.
Especial 20 The Tines -Dlspa.osl


prominent business men anp property
owners % this place. was organized here
Wednesdav nlrht. Action viii De taken
~ so'a capital under the laws of Viz
Gin!a. The purpose - the corporation IS
20 aid arf asst 81, ever, legitimate v,s,.
81 '''' %" ana o''e'- uncut 20
this most rosocrceful town and % make
conditions more desirable FOR business and
moro rt..s.-+ e.. -..If,-o,
a..
-'' i'-9' 7''-0-' 'a--'.' "f 'i'7 conn '''i'
was the approving of plans already made
u erect here al once "A modern. up-ro-
4.+. ro..- NTH lt,.-..- s..,r, .-4 an
'---' % d" --'9e '-''N--s -
a prominent Richmond architect had fur
nishec plans and blue prints for the
,,,.,. 1850, ..- - -..s -7
action was taken 10 see tNAl ""'N is
commenced at once upon the building
This structure viii he roonv. tasty iu
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trst-ciass in appointments ne oul-4-
pitts Edward + Roberts and Or Per
bins clover v.r advertise ar once r,r
... 49,. t.a....+
80 -.-r -
- ol-~-,,.,,,-, .,.o.o5 +bs following
oe,-ca-s. Ar,h,tr r Pttts slate operator
president. Edward = Roberts. slate ope-
rator ,ice-urestdent. and Roger :. War
ron cashier Of tie State Bank of Ar
von!a. secetary and treasurer. The d.
rertors OF the company are. William p
Nenable. Farmvine. Va. Dr Perkins
Glover. Louis o. Pierce. Edward L. Rob
erts. arthur J. Pitts. John w pierce ana
Roger :. Warren. all CT ArVonla-
II - announced mere '-a1 u-~a nav .yS4
asked for Tor The construction OF 'He ar
glnia AIT Line "hlC" - 20 We o1''1 - o.''
bIeu"o ON ur So- 80, - 49, ot-a
-'.e-N ,''.e ~ '-'0 l-,i,-ie+ ,l,,-o,,,-s
- ,o.,,--'--,,-. - r,s,,,or+ bave b.en
- - 49, ,-ro,,,d ana q Is ,houebr
re~e mar thev viii hid FOR and probably
get contracts FOR large sections Of the
road X Is said the road will be pushed
through TO completion at once now since
the board OF directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio system have approved or the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
TO PRINT UNCLE
SIMS STAMPS
American Bank Note Company
Underbids United States for
Valuable Contract.

-...
W ASHlNGTOA, october THE Unit
ed states government has awarded the
contract for the printing of hostage
stamps TO the American Bank Note Com
pany Of New York. This is the FIRST
time in twelve years that the COMPANY
has obtained the work.
The contract since 1884 has been award
ed to the government Bureau Of Fngrav-
ing and Printing on its estimate which
was far below tho actual cost The
difference was made up annually by
means OF deficiency bill passed by Con
gress. Under such conditions no prfvate
company was able 60 compete success
fully. The last Congress, in the most
ONCE appropriation bill, compelled the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing TO put
in bid for not less than the actual
cost. The result is that the American
Bank Note Company becomes the sue
cessful bidder.
The company furnished the first STAMPS
used by the government. and continued
to 10 so until the Columbian Issue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Patents to Virginians.

lSpsclal 90 The Times DispatchJ
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. October r.
Messrs Davis and Davis. WASHINGTON
patent attorneys. report the grant this
week to citizens of this State OF the
following uatents.
Almon r. Bowen Of Newport News.
reetiug tool: James w. Foley, OF New
port News. sanding device; Luther A.
Lohr. New Market speed-varylng ap-
paratus; Joe T. Minis. OF News Ferry.
vehicle spoke boot. Joseph l. orr OF
Lynchburg. twine-holder and take-up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
RURAL FPFr DFi VERY
EDUCATING IN GOOD ROADS

WASHINGTON. October g7-Fourth
Assistant Postnaster-General Deqraw Is
receiving numerous communications com
menfing the good roads movement that
IL being conducted by the Postoface De
partment through the rural delivery
service.
raul - sargent. commissioner OF
Maine. was today added TO tho list OF
highway commissioners who will CO.
operate in tho movement. In a letter 10
the department. Commissioner Sargent
says a popular demand for better roads
has developed throughout the State OF
Maine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Treasury Supplies DecIine.

There has been steady decline on the
treasury suruiv or silver i'm the last SIX
weeks. THE treasury report for August
5lst. showed s5.40.01 IN subsidiary coin
ou hand while the report Of last Saturday
showed only Sl2i29l. In the period
covered hv the two reports. the mint
coined S2Ooolo Of silver which shows
that more than 100000 OF silver have
gone into the couutrys circulation since
August 5lst.
Every bit Of Information received az
the Treasury Department indicates thar
the price of silver bullion Will Doe strong
as long ns the exports 20 India
continue. For the year 1905. the amount
sent from London 90 India was about
$4,000 pounds sterling.
The report of London exports t. India
ct hand showed that 10 81 .o6} pounds
sterling had been shipped. more than
double the amount Tor che comparative
period in 1870.
The san Francisco mint which is coin
ine silver bullion for the Mexican govern
mcnt has received notice that on January
1st the amount Of silver fin the Mexican
dollar VIII be reduced from 500 fine 90 800
fine owing TO the increase in the price OF
bullion. The increase in value OF bullion
has been nearly twenty per cent since
Bryan free silver campaign OF 1896
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Big Whisky Firm Fails.

LEXINGTON. KY. October Pr. L.
Strader < Son. Of this city. ono Of the
largest firms Of whiskey manufacturers
in the South or West filed q decd Of
assignment here this afternoon. r. L.
Hutchinson is NAMED as assignee.
No figures have been given ont. but
the failure win reach large amount
No cause is given fov the failIrc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
SILVER BULLION
GOING Up RAPIDLY
Increase in Nalue Nearly Twenty
Per Cent. Since Bryan's Free
Silver Campaign.
FOUR MILLIONS MORE COINED
Treasury Department Reports
Show This Amount Has lust
Gone Into Circulation.

NEW YORK. October 27-The con-
tnued advance OF the price Of silver oui-
lion as disclosed by the government pur-
caases of 1ol3 cents "a fine ounce. the
l.ehest point reached since the repeal OF
tAe Sherman law iu 1893. AS the result OF
Which the government ceased purcha sing.
las had the benz .cial effect on am ter-
ritorics where silver is produced.
The demand for subsidiary coin is eN-
traorainary and, Notwithstanding the high
price. purchases arc being made. The
causes that are operating % increase The
price % the buihou are the entrance OF
the Mexican government into the market
I'm the last two weeks as "a heavy buyer for
subsidiary coinage and a remarkable in-
crease in the exports OF silver % India.
While tie demand at home has affected
The market somewhat Dc would nor alou.
have brought about the increase OF price
The activity OF the MeXicau government
as purchaser is believed Co have I'M
creased tine price about TWO cents an
ounce since the last government weekly
purchase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

+. f'' '.tite o. any great extent when
ias or ara looking al and inspecting the
r-.r-rt. tal- ls a custom ~ long stand
iar taat might In time De overcome AID
''.t f' tr' rear 4 there was real estate
'Natne. in tAe c-ts, tut there Is TO such
iHet here. and there seems 70
O." present nr near f1tlre prorT Get u
A''''"A 'A'-
Business Done.
,c.-or-r.-... so.-, t....,-... mo- .,...-
=, ..,...- 3D.. ...t ...--..,
.-f.te +a.,ts III. ~ 49,, -. -
fr t.s vr.afr,- -,,--,. .,..,.- -,....
~tI.- ~ en,.. to,-.ae ana iofe ia .t1
T.. oe hlr deals .A.t ave- ON 49,. s+-,.,,..
mad f..tro o. D.. ,.ic.e4 d.. o-.. 49,. -.
tr.r tho cf1rd. have -ored Nv
,r.o~r .t. rs-y.- 1s..,. ~ +t. ...t-
We. tf. s.,,.vi-- bv y " M. -
sr.
y. 400 1re.+ r--s-i,,t- s,~so, e-4
Z. M~- Ala-- y ps,,xhrnan fa- SO aoa
$50 f.4 Nor.r s.,.n+b s.reet D, a.
g. -.ce FOR 81 0o.
$50 us south Third street Cd John
B. F.nJcr for $3.50
$50 1919 East Broad street 20 NJ
T.. Epf-..mer for s2ru0
T.. same rrrn has sold sayersl other
properties. hit Withhold the names ~
tn. purchasers FOR the present Among
t.-u ar. The following.
$50 1922 West Grace Street FOR .
$50
$50 500 North Eighth stree, for 8.
n.
30 r1rS North -rvo,+,,-oi.,-t,
~fr.-t fo- 81 O65
.r..... a.. &. 60, 1900. .....-,.,.-.
lra.I~v for GOOD nrore-+,- f,r fr,.,.st-~,.,,t
and -,- o,her PURPOSES. ana thew artici-
pate LARGE business Y the good weather
r..+f..,.
6...f.ar.- o,+f-ofe+io AID iooi- TO- ,i,..f,
t... t ,.'...- -.
- - - - -
...,. ..,,-..,-.-,.t-,- - -
c.. r-. -, -, ,,s-+i.-e 49,. 80.
-.. 80 49,. 49, -. az ia 800. 49,
- - -.e M',,
,.-.i.. Ia - +t,. -. - g., 90
- -. -
, q -'" u Yi'
anu ''-7 "a '-''-
n.o"h az ,-o."l,a"y nave lea.'od
- 60. - ~, 49,, ,c---'c r,i'ulNs u
'"I 500 ,rl.,'.,,,lo '.F' winner VI batten'
~ 1-''' me- - - Il arc ues,'eI ~
us eo'0S' Dig &c sUppl.es' eIc.' III
~" J''9ey MI bat'en VIII open mere
'e5,., S,I CO, an" lal7' on ne
80. ,lt',t,e i.Is DC Go Aiu sPoIliii :
re % ei.' VIZ H.
.aies - 80 ule 5oilo".h s
~ ,,ro,,,,' az. ing tilS Week sixty iee'
ton for 5000: No. 7os LICK Avenue tg p eart fg
ltrighis. 10 A L. Holiday for S210O: No
'-' LUCK avenue 10 Frank Gayle for s.. 635
= mouse ana lot on Floyd Avenue fol
s|.'"' ana several small lots on Church
hIh
- d. oNe"llhs company report con
d"'v acuvl'y 10 the latter part oil
we "nn several deals they have
ON N"'. Oh Lars dimensions are likely
!" "o .,'Ou my 1i4is week Last week
Charles NJ. Nahonev for strfz az, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Land for Small Farms.

..rtufc8l Of The accornpilshed facts ACE
t,. location alone the linz. IF the Alaban,,
Great Southern Railroad ~ "a families.
and fn. purchase OF o. 240 acres az land
,.ftrf, sa,ou r0ontns nor including co.l
.r.f i~,, o~. lands ,,oor which mines will
b.. ,r....1 or r. timber lands sold p,
.tv--n,fu rurposes. tho nassine ~ SD -
l.uqe-eeekors and investors into the
Southwest. ana th, purchase hv them az
eeao0al acres Of land. reu~-senung an
investment of $4,000, in small farms.
ana ths settlement Of THRIFTY families
along the lime OF The ST. Louis and san
Francisco Railroad. the placing of glf
families from points north OF the Ohio
River along the lines Of the Illinois C-r-
tral and the Yazoo and Mississippi vale,
Railroads in Tennessee. Mississippi end
Louisiana. not Including many fam Ties