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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-09-23
FOR RENT
O0 IkElN 1 a. EE-E.#
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

tE.s'ssf 90 THORPE BROS,
.,.,@. 2Q6 .Andrus BUILDING.
Call at office for rental bulletin. issued
oa1'y; for houses. dats and stores
:, 40 Modern Is,a Houses. Flats and Stores.
SS.Oo-1S18 I'd st N, 4 rooms, second floor.
III m-23oa ~ 2S sa at s. 3 rooms, city water.
siaoo oo-sos so, Columbus av, room cottage
SiSOo-62S Bassett place, rooms city water.
W 0o-8o0 Jewett place, I, rooms, well.
$1$osSse Arsh anlh,d qv city water
$2s. $25 .oo-lso5 5th av S, . rooms, modern.
'oGlSl1 9th st N, Z rooms, modern except
sa7 5o-4o6 12th av n, 6 and Z rooms. modern
SSs 6o ,0o,S62S Stevens ay rooms and barn.
W.. .0oE2l0 3Gth st, rooms, modern, new, %
50.00-3144 Humboldt ay,1 rooms, modern
900 - Will be completed Oct. 1.
apax s.
sd3oo-2bo I'd ,av S, rooms city water. =.
ssS ssS oo-s2oo 90 s2 I'd av S, II rooms, modern,
NoO.uo-19la Park av, rooms, thoroughly mod
eln: hardwood floors and finish. -.
$25 oo-2s3o Columbus av. g rooms. modern ex-
so~ - cent, heat; hardwood finish @u
se1h 1eh ar s modern modern
$3o n0-3l25 Chicago av.. 8 rooms. modern.
fsrnlshea honse
3ooo-3O Royalston av. 6 rooms, modern, extra
fine, hot water heating plant.
$33.OO-617 18th av Sc, 6 large light rooms.
ss5, ,oo-2s55 Eyndaie W av S, i rooms. '
&C., ~ hoass, use ! in Calhoun school district:
- ern..s combination heat, - ,..
SOS .oo-1a17 Aldrich av s, a new thoroly modern
s'r0om daplsa Maaart ast' S9ata On first floor
The Lowry Hill Apartments, I7eo Hennepin av,
and Z, rooms, thoroly modern: steam
hardwood polished floors; .built-in side.
board: the above location is one of the
ery best IN the city, oyerlookng the
Ihe Franklin Heights, 9O5-9 W Franklin av,
=, a,,u and s-room apartments modern
900 and oil 18th ST. I rooms, modern, steam
neat. neat. 1anitor service, artesian WE'LL very
M Desirable
The V,ssns ss a. 1775 Hennspn aa sy at
and bath, SO. '''' T''' AN' ''
s4S:oo.Ths s,a., OAK Oakland: 21a: 9th st S.: rooms,
Japitor service Included ' at the above
The Navarro. 17os-l2 9th av S, and rooms;
zonn.yi vice; artesian weil $50 to SAG per month:
suites; thoroiy modern: steam heat. jani-
tor tor. service; PASSENGER elevator; high-c1a,ss
The In at6 &c rent
light rooms, ali thoroughly modern, az.
Tho oshnn fes11n well walking iag, dstancs rooo.
thoroly modern: steam heat: frst-class
Jan1tor' service; hardwood polished floors:
artesian we'll; walking distance; rent $50
and ND.
The kenwood. Adeline and Lerng 1852 Henne-
pin ay. and rooms: thorOly modern.
$35oO-32O3 Garfield s. Z rooDs, second floor,
new duplex,
45oo-1e64 Penn av s. Kenwood. rooms,
$40 Oo-3S12 1st av s. 8 rooms, rev duplex,
$5OOO-1766 Girard ay. 7 rooms steam heat,
1911 Stevens av -1O-room: thoroughly modern,
@ steam heated fiat, frst-class janitor serv'
ice; must be seen to be appreciated.
The Wellington flats, 1303-11 Ys'e place,
and '4-room, thoroly modern; steam heated
fats, within walking distance. :'
$22.50-a02- 10 .Lyndale av N. new building just
completed. large lie.t rooms, extra
hi,e finish throughout all thoroughly mod.
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DAVID P. JONES & CO..

Ill 4th st. S. -
Rental Department, Bank of Commerce build
'ns' Minneapolis RothsI Both phones 1870. -
$65.00-No: 1918 Hawthorne av. II rooms, mod
eda. ern, he, heat - and hot water furnished. good
location for rooming house.. .,..s -. -,
No. s1726 9th av N. 3-story, IA rooms,
modern. '%
No; 1911 Portland av, 8 rooms, modern
$40. .oo-No. 24Us Portland az. 8 rooms, modern,
sa5.oo-Ne: $500 Fremont av N, 10 rooms, mod
s,oa ~ eEn, Lar Large grounds. . -
ssSt 2Ses Sest inten as s5bs Ill., rooms modern
s23 oo-No: 412 2 18TH str rooms modern ex-
2s.oo-No. COS 27th ST. 6 rooms, modern
S2O.00-No; 1409 Inc Place. s rooms. modern,
{ walking distance - :,
$1s:O0-No. 1901 Penn N, rooms and barn.
SIT Oo-No. 2544 90 av S, 8 rooms water: viii
~ - put in good shape. 1913 a.
s22 25o-No.. 80 18th st S. rooms. modern. ex-
ats-Heated.
$4,000 Nos: IS ana %: 18th st N, % shoor. 8
s3o,oo-No s29 p 16th st. list floor: IS rooms,
5000 No No s25. = 10th st, Sd floor, s rooms,
s2soo-No ss$ j. 18th st. ID aoor.z5 rooms,
s27oo-N n -Ne 8 s2s : 18th st. 1st aeer rooms,
.... !. Flats-Not. Heated -.
$3ooo-No soSo Columbus av. 1st floor. 6
S26o0-No 1922 Park av. I'd floor. rooms,
all, all modern. furnace; this fiat was heated
s2300-No 1888 9Th :av S. s rooms. 2d floor,
duplex house. =.
SIT. 7.00-No GA w Lake st, Sd floor, g. rooms,
modern except heat. ,-:...:
$14. 3S-No. s24 9Th. av N. I'd floor. 5 rooms,
modern except heat; walking distance.
23.00-No. HOO .7th st s. 1st floor. modern,
furnace. -. -. -.
Rooms.
$125O-No 302 18th ay n. 1st floor. rooms,
water, sewer. closet. >.,'
l. Stores.
sseo-No., 21o3 Riverside. -
Barns. 49,.
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sa5,oo-FoR FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR, lit
:a - Highland ay. 3 and 6 rooms. combina-
tion heat; walking distance to post
s55 oo-24a2 Dupont av s. o rooms, thoroughly
modern and convenient; combination
heat and barn. .-
s15oo-Sl27 Longfellow a'v, rooms, city water,
ss5o-leos Sd st Me- rooms, city water,
= first floor. >;
Steam Heated Flats.
$50 000-Manchester fats corner Clinton ay and
14th st: and 5 rooms, bath, gas fix
lures and hardwood. floors.
j.. Schutt s., Son. Agents, -
216 Security Bank Buifdnp
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
80. ssssSSSrc..eSo~c~SNS~cCcS S>~c>~~~~>~~~~
sf.ssss s. Continued
EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOR SECOND
work 2447S Bryant ay s.. 80. III
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, at $40 9th ay y. ss ...e
WANTED--NURsE FOR BOY I YEAR OLD.
Apply 26l0 Irving av S.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 1929 Bryant av s. at
WANTED-GooD WOMAN TO WASH AND
iron. 1921 Dupont nv S.
WANTED-THIRD COOK. MANDELL's RES.
taurant 1906 Sd av s.
WANTED-Two CHAMBER MAIDS. ALLAN.
\, tic hotel, A Tth st S.
WANTED-DAY AND NIGHT COOK. TELE-
phone 1000 ] South. '>.'.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK CALL
22G0 Fremont av S.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SECOND GIRL
at 1924 Stevens av. ~
WANTED-A:. COOK, APPLY Il GROVE
.s land terrace. -r
WANTED-GIRL 70 DO HoUsEWoRK eIe
4th aV S.
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o o o o o Q o o
o WATERBURY.
o The Waterbury flats, between 9th and {
o 2Sth avs n: two or three for rent
o six besides pantry and bath; mod c
o ern with steam heat, hot water the year {
o around; gas, good well; nice lawn with {
O flowers and shrubbery front and rear
o clean and desirable at very low rent {
O. nothing equal to it in the city; summer
o rates. $13 to $14; winter rates, SIS to q
o $l9 per month.
o IT, o. NJ Laraway & Son,
o 403 Bank Commerce Building.
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s. FOR RENT
~SSNS~NN~A~~~N~-~~ ~-~~0~O~4~N~~~~~~~~S~
For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

-, 49, ~ AAHasAASSe = AeseSs
Q o. % 90 o o, o o o o o 0
TEMPLE COURT REALTY co., o o
o 455 Temple Court Building. o
o Phone 3827 0
d One OF our best bargains Five nice, O
hardwood finished rooms, bath, storeroom o
o. and telephone, with hot water heat and 0
large gas range furnished, in beautiful o
psivase 1a r. residence on upper Oakland ay,
gas range in basement o
0 This is an exceptionally desirable loca. o
references Cannot be seen Sunday. o
Price $2s - '..> 2. o
$35-An elegant all modern Park av o
o fiat of I rooms, in very pleasant neigh O
o borhood, near Lake st and the Selby Lake o
car line. s... #... ,5ra o
$23-An all modern, hardwood finished 0
broom fiat, near Lake st and Grand av, o
Will rent heated for $2s. O
FLATS, NOT HEATED,
$40. .O0--2500 Lyndale S, five rooms, hardwood
floors, open plumbing, furnace. connected
with hot water tank In kitchen; store
room In basement; electric bells corner
hat; first floor
$16.5o-230O Lyndale av S. five rooms, modern,
bath. gas. closet, second floor.
$20.O0-2531; Eicollet av, six rooms, second
floor; gas, bath, closet, hardwood hoors
s1e.5o-1si4 4th ay $: five rooms second floor
9.50-730 East Lake st, three rooms; city
water, gas and closet second floor
$15.oo-107 Western av, five rooms; city water,
wet sink. second floor
$14. .50-2222 Western av Ave rooms; city water,
closet, bath, first floor.
$11.50-217 University av Ne; FIVE rooms, city
water, sewer; walking distance.
Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicoilet avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Ii Il ~s-< ..... -. &C-sY 5STh
EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER AND sTENoG-
rapher desires position at once; best business
references. Phone T. c. 8573. -, - III
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
Many Fake Brazilian Mines.

WASHINGTON, July Is. Consul
General George E. Anderson, in re-
port to the bureau of manufactures
from Rio Janelro, charges that while
some bona fide Brazilian diamond
mines may result prohtably that coun-
try is full of schemes which are either
out and out frauds or which are based
upon claims and facts so slight as to
make them little less than frauds. The
report says the United States and
Great Britain, especially New York,
Chicago and London, are the chief
fields of operations for a number of
promoters who have never done any
mining and that there are a number
of SO called mining companies now So
Letting stock subscriptions in the Unit
ed States whose officers are not even
certain where the land they claim as
property lies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
LOEB is POSITIVE.
RooseveIrs Secretary Says lie VIII
Not Run Again.

hooHeNeiiH secretary says tie VIII
Not Run Again.
NEW YORK, July 1G.-John Sharp
Williams. minority leader of the house,
and Congressman r. Il. Burton sailed
on the American line steamship 81.
Paul. They are going abroad TO at
tend the interparliamentary congress.
which viii open in London on July %.
Mr.. Williams said he thought Presi-
dent Roosevelt would consent to run
again and pointed out some Of the
shortcomings Of the Republican party.
IL rather think that President Roose.
welt Will be forced to run again." said
Mr.. Williams. 81 think the president is
planning Il so that he will be forced TO
make the running. The president rath-
er reminds me Of the old lady Of Sara
gossa. who hung about asking when
the gentlemen were going to begin the
kissing, as she wanted to be there"
Some one told Mr.. Williams that
there had been report in circulation
that he had refused TO serve on the
Bryan reception committee. On hear
ing this he became indignant.
IL never refused to 20 on the recep-
ton committee" he said. Then he
added, BRYAN is the logical candidate
of the Democratic party"
Concerning the Republican party Mr.
Williams said:
'The Republican party has fallen be-
hind the mark. Profuse in promises II
has not lived up to what Il promised.
For one thing the party refused to go
into the question Of tariff revision, as
was promised. There is a feeling of
unrest throughout this country. and il
is growing. Now, feeling of unrest
always acts to the disadvantage Of the
party in power"
A dispatch from Oyster Bay says
that when the interview with John
Sharp Williams was shown TO Mr..
Loeb, secretary to the president, Mr..
Loeb said:
"The president meant exactly what
he said on the night Of his election
that he would not be a candidate again
for the office. That statement is ir-
reyocable"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
ONCE MORE
A PEACEMAKER
Central Americas Republics
to Arbitrate.
ROOSEVELT STOPS WAR
Army of Salvador Obtained Vic.
tory at PIatanar, Killing
1000 GuatemaIanS.

WASHINGTON, July rs - Guate-
mola, Salvador and Honduras have ac-
copied the tender Of the good offices of
the United States for a settlement Of
their national differences.
once more President Roosevelt has
thrown the weight of his Influence TO
end war The governments of Sal
yador, Guatemala and Honduras have
agreed TO quit lighting and submit 20
the peaceful arbitration of their differ
ences.
A tribunal composed Of dlsIuterested
nations or peace conferees represent
ing the fighting nations will be called
upon go make lasting treaty.
II Is stated that while both Guate-
mala and Salvador have accepted in
principle the proposition for peace
conference the question of arbitration
would be n subject IF future considcra-
ton 4 fortnight ago there was q dis
position ON the part OF the belllgercnts
TO arbitrate. The question then was
whether Guatemala had injured Saliva
dor by hlrborng Insurgents on her Ter.
ritory Dr whether Salvador 10y doing the
same thing had injured Guatemala but
The recent battle with The death of
General Regalado the former president
OF Salvador and the leader of the sal
vadoreau troops. changed the situation
It Is pointed ont That as no territorial
or boundary question II in dispute the
matter OF indemnity for invasion N
territory would be a main question be.
fore the peace conference.
The adyices regarding the Central
American situation were forwarded
to the president at oyster Bay by Act.
ing Secretary Of State Bacon, who is
In charge of state department affairs
during the absence OF Secretary Root.
Mr. Bacon made arrangements 10 leave
Washington for oyster Ray carrying
dispatches and other papers bearing on
the situation TO lay before the prcsi-
dent.
This information is conveyed ia late
special official dispatches received at
the state department from the Ameri-
can diplomatic representatives in Gua-
temala and Salvador announcing that
the belligcrent countries have availed
themselves of the tender of the good
offices Of the United States looking to
their approaching each other IN con-
ference having in view an adjustment
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SALE

All the real estate owned by G. ii
Darling, situated on Mccall street
Bennington village, and consisting
the following parcels
LIST The two story framedwelling
situated on corner of West Main and
Mccall streets, together with
lot.
2nd. The two story franz dwell
ling known as the "N'r"r Avey'
place situated on the east ie Mccall
street.
Bird A building lot east side Mccall
street.
4th. a building lot on the northwest
corner of West Main and Mccall
streets.
9th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot.
6th. A two story, three tenem Mt
house on vest side Mccall street.
eth A building lot just south fr m
said three tenement house.
Sth. A two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall street
The above property will be sold In
one lot If desired or in separate par
cells, and is offered at a reasonable
price.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16

Corrected 10 June 2ltn, 1910. TRAINS ieaV
Bennington daily except Sunday. unless
otherwise noted.
GOING SOUTH.
1880 a m-ExpreSs daily for Troy, Albany
and New York. Pullman sleep
ing ears to New york
7:46 Passenger for Troy, Albany and
New York.
I2,I5 m-Mail for Troy, Albany, New YORK
and West
$40 " Flyer for Troy. Albany and New
York. Pullman parlor car to
New York.
$40 Express for Troy. Albany and
York.
7,i0 L" Passenger daily for Troy and Al
banv.
$40 Sundays only. Passenger for Troy
GOING NORTH.
l9ii5 a m-Express daily for Rutland, BurnR-
ton Montreal, Ogdensburg and
West. Pullman sleeping cars to
Montreal and Ottawa.
7.45 " Sundays only Passenger TO Rut-
land Burlington and Alburgh.
siI5 a" Passenger daily for Rutland Bur
lington and Ogdensburg.
II.1O a. m.- Passenger for Rutland and Bur.
llngtOn.
2.4Op m-Flyer forRutaud, Burlington, Mon
treal and Ogdensburg. Pullman
parlOr car to Montreal.
0iI0 p m-Local Passenger for Rutland, Bur
lingtOn and intermediate stations
Trains from Rutland arrive at Bennington
800 and 8 10 a. m, l2.l5 40 and $40 D. m
also at 1910 D. m. OH Sundays.
Trains from Troy arrive At i24b. s.4o and II &C
a. m. 2:35. $40 800 and 6:45 y. IN also atS4t
a. IN. OnlSundays only
CHATHAM DIVISION.
5I5 q m-Passenger for Chatham and New
York.
$3.50 y m-Passenger for Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at l0:45 a. m. and
6.l6 pm.
GEO. n JARVIS. Gen'l Mgr.
q. f. DAILY, Passenger Tranc Manager
q. A NIMMo, Gen. Passenger Agt.
Rutland. VI.
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Aplkezo

is the only food in which all the
necessary food elements are
scientifically combined. 1t is
good for old and young-for
growing children and their moth
ers and forgrowing business men.
Apitezo is worth eating for what ii
does it keeps you well supplied with
the little red corpuscles which are
your business ammunition.
And Apitezo is worth eating for what 1t "a
"a crisp, delicious cereal-as tasty as any
you ever ate, and the only one containing
plenty Of iron, in is natural vegetable form
kpItezo Biscuits. i5e the package ApitOzo
Grains. Toe the package.
Sold by grocers everywhere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
PasteIs OF the San Francisco Fire

Charles Dormon Robinson, whose
illustrations lone OF them reproduced
in color from the original pastel) Of
the San Francisco fire will appear in
the August Century, has seen his home
city burn four times. He was in the
fires of 1851, 1853 and 1854, as well as
in the much greater catastrophe OF
1906. Mr. Robinson succeeded in max
ing a painting of the recent fire when
it was at its greatest height, on Thurs
day night from eleven to three in the
morning. He painted thirteen pastels
also, several OF which the August Cen
fury will reproduce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16

NEW YORK. July 1G.-Three per
sons were killed in grade crossing
accident on the Long Island railroads
Manhattan Beach line at Nesta and
New Lots avenue, East New York. The
lead are Samuel Meanley, thirty
years old, a hotel keeper Of Brooklyn;
Samuel Meanley. Jr.. his four-year-old
.on, and Annie Meanley. nine year
Did daughter Mr. Meanley and his
.hlldren, accompanied by Max Rubin.
twelve years old. were driving Ia top.
less buggy when struck by Manhat-
tan Beach express. The father and
son were instantly killed, aud the girl
tied within II few hours.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16

You feel stupid after cat
ing heavy foods they draw
blood away from the brain
during digestion.
You can't work brain and
stomach to their full capacity
at the same time.
For a clear brain all day try
Apitezo with cream for lunch as
we'll as breakfast.
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President WIN Sail on war.hip.

WASHINGTON, July 49, go When
President Roosevelt goes TO the 18TH
mus this fall he will travel there on
board the battleship Louisiana, one Of
the latest aud greatest additions 20
Americas battleship armada. More
over. two other batteships will accom-
pany the Louisiana when she starts
with the presidential party aboard. II
Is not yet known who will compose the
party, but II is quite sure that several
women from Washington and wives OF
members OF the cabinet will be among
them The rule against taking wo-
men Oh board warships was recently
abrogated when Secretary Root took
his family on board the protected cruis-
er Charleston.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
BAR HARBoR Filler WRECKED.
Express For Boston Crashed Into
Coal Train at Lawrence.

Express For Boston Crashed Into
Coal Train at Lawrence.
LAWRENCE, Mass. July lo.-The
Bar Harbor express from Portland,
Me-, to Boston unexpectedly took a
siding In the freight transfer yard,
lalf a mile east OF the South Lawrence
station Of the western division OF the
Boston and Maine railroad, and crash
I'd at full speed into line Of empty
,oal ears. None OF the passengers or
train crew was injured.
After blowing lis way through half a
dozen freight cars the locomotive Of
the express turned over on It's side.
Fortunately the coach next 10 the en-
CINE was empty. This received the
full impact OF the collision and was
completely crushed, while the seven
coaches following It escaped injury.
md the passengers In them had no
worse experience than severe shak-
ng, due TO the sudden stop.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
AmerIcnn KiIIed b, rirnte..

HONGKONG. July III The British
steamer Sainam was attacked 10y Chi
nese pirates Friday evening at point
hfty miles from Wuchow. The Rev.
pr K. J. J. Macdonald Of the Wuchow
mission was shot and killed. The cap
tain of the steamer was badly wound
ed. and the engineer saved himself by
hiding behind the boilers. He was
badly burned. Chinese passenger
was killed. The pirates escaped in
iunks. The British cruiser Moorhen
has left for the scene.
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deutschland Lnid Tn For Repairs.

DOVER. England. July l6.-The re-
mainder Of the passengers Of the Ham
burg Americau>line steamer Deutsch-
land. which collided with pier and
twisted her stem while leaving this
port on Friday morning, have been
transferred to the steamship Pretoria,
which was detained here to take a
large quantity of the Deutschland
cargo. The steamer is at Hamburg
fo,. pnpafre
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FOR SALE.

The new modern upto-date house,
No. 30i WestMain Street, Bennington,
VI This is the property Of DR.. l.. l..
Fillmore, who Is now in California,
living permanently,
Also the residence OF Geo. w. Wal
worth, located on Prospect Street, in
the village of North Bennington, VI
also the two tenement house of Mr..
Walworth on same street, adjoining
the first described.
JOHN NASH, Agent,
Bennington. Vt
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DefauIter Arrested at Montreal.

MONTREAL, July 10.-Martin Can
ton Of East Syracuse n Y. has been
arrested here charged with embezzle-
ment Of 5000 of that towns funds
Canton was treasurer Of East Syracuse
FOR twenty years
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.

Corrected to Jun %, 1905. Trains leave Ben.
nington daily except Sunday, unless otherwise
aoted.
TRAINS LEAVING.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
DefauIting Tax Collector n :

U'IIHI'T = ~ VIZ w " ~ " w
PATERSON. y. j., July Ii. TO
avoid the disgrace of arrest on the
charge of defalcation Albert OBrien,
tax collector of the borough of Totowa,
shot himself while officers were APP
preaching his house to apprehend him.
He died instantly. O'Brien's accounts
had been involved for some time, but
owing to his personal popularity ev-
cry opportunity was given him TO make
good the deficiency, believed to be
about $1,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

News Of tho Town and village Briefly
Told forBusy Readers.
Miss Alice McDermott left today for
Greenwich on ten days absence.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Granleld, family
and Miss Mary o. Brien, all OF 81 AL
bans are guests Of Rev A. j. Barron.
The postoflce OF Morrlsyllle has
been changed To second class. There
are only about a dozen second class
postoliices In the state.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Corrected to June cath. 1906. Trains ieav
bennington daily except Sunday, unless
other wise noted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-15
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS

The holiday rush has already be.
gun in the matrimonial department
at the court house. Deputy Clerk
Speake has an unusually Urge and
and attractive display Of marriage
permits and he is offering them al
prices within the range of every
one, Three licenses were issued
yesterday and one Thursday, Those
yesterday we're Sam ]. Flippen and
Miss CarIe Perry, both Of Chicka-
sha, ceremony performed by Mr..
Speake.
A. {. Thompson, Chickasha and
Mrs. Fannie Peacock. Redland.
Texas.
]. c. Osborn and Miss Annie
Price, both of Lindsay.
Thursday license was issued to
a youthful couple: John Godbehere
aged Io, NARROW, and Miss Pithay
coady. aged "a, Doyle l. T.