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STATE PRINTING.

The Comm ssiob State Printing in accord
'nce With Section sitl ul the Vermont stat
GteS, as umenjcd by section IL 80 lbs OF Inc
Acts of 1893 hereby advertise iog separate
sealed prop sails for STATE Printing fr two
years from the FIRST sN of August, VAC. under
the fu luA ing >ilhdiVisiOlt;
Jour "a sol the Sci ate and House OF Rep.
senta ives each in on" volume
.. tn LAWS of the biennial I'D extra -cs.
sions
3 The report of The State Supcruen TENT OF
Education.
4 The report of the Insurance Comm'ss ion.
ers.
o. The volume known as estate umccrs'
Report - including ~ report, uf
(a) Auditor at Accounts;
tbi state Treasurer;
tcl ipSDeclor OF Finance;
tO Commissioner Ut state Taxes,
U) Adiuant aud In pector General ANA
Quart, master General;
On Sergeant at arms
% supervisors of the Insane,
(h) Officers OF the Brhttlehoro retreat;
U) Trustees 81 he Vermont State Hos
pittl for the Insane;
(l Ohccrs OF the STATE Prison,
% Onlcer' oi the nouS oi Correction;
ID Vermont Industrial school;
tuO University OF Vermont,
lnl Board of Dental Examiners;
(ol Printing G. mmssiou;
lpl Secre arg OF State;
(ql Tuberculosis Cummi. sion;
U) Court uf claims
House bills aud Reports Of House Com
mittees.
:. Senate billsand Reports of Senate Commit
tees.
Legislative Directory
9, Report Ut State Library Commission
10. Report Ol Hoard of Agriculture. Dairy
mems Association and horticultural ciety
II. Report OF state ueo,pgiSt.
/ r. Report Of The Board OF Cattle Commits
siOners,
l3 Othtr miscellaneous printing
On requ st made To the Printing Commission
ers specifications for any or all of the fOrcguial
suhdi' isiOns will be iuri ished 10 prisons desir
ing TO bid. Each bid must be accompanied by
u satisfactory bono In the amount and form
/ prescribed Ivy the Commits toner's. and bid,
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fore July 5, lGlC. ON which day, ut two o'clocl
| =. M they viii be opened at the office OF tn,
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dressed to GEORGE w. WING Commissioner o
/ state Printing, Montr ,lier, VT
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ton BY FREDERICK G. FLEETWOOD, Morris
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81 suffered habitualy from consti-
patton Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels SO that the,
have been regular ever since. '-A T..
Davis, Sulphur Springs, Tex "A
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California Excursion

Do you wish to make thirty day
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The party is personally conducted.
The rate S2S5 from Boston; correspond
ing rates from your station. II you
don't want the whole trip, write us
what you do.want, and we will figure
II out for you.
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< st =, Rwy, 36S Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
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Cheapest accident insurance DR.
Thomas Electric Oil. Stops the pain
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sell IL.
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FOR SALE


IOK=SALE.-rNO second hand single ear
II rages Inquire at 80 S0utlst l5SiG
EOR SALE One umLer wagon md one
L Walter 4. WOud moving machine. T. ID
Brow %, Moth Bennington. i3If
EOW sALU-Best reat market proposition
In vermont, no fnOlng II we do not
make good, We will settle. Address Reynold.
Real T. tate 60. Bu lirgtOn. W. opposite the
tan Ness. II YOU want 10 buy farm send Zoe
lor catalogue aud map OF Vermont
:. or SALE Gas stove. nearly new for half
7 price Inquire ~ J. l. Harbour store.
Bradford street. l21t
nor SALE offer FOR sale for removal
L he market bnildng. situated on corner OF
North and Pleasant streets, now occupied b.,
&C. w Chandler Any person desiring 10 pun
chase said building can submit IN offer for same
10 me Charles \. Powers
COR SALE Dry four'ioot wood A. j..
j. Dewey ti9t94
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I OST.- Gold brooch with 20 pearls In IL
IL Finder please return 10 "a Bradford 81.
aud receive reward. i'si3
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Attention, Lawn Mowers

am prepared to clean, repair AND
sharpen Lawn Mowers at my residence,
2O3 Scott street Satisfaction guar
anteed and price reasonable
FRANK A. WAHLQUIST.
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I OST Fox terrier on School street Black
II and white Finder will leave same at s35
School street. i2St3
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burns without a scar Cures piles, &c
zema, salt rhcum, any itching. Doan's
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CONTRACTORS ANo BUILDERS

| AMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
u repairing, rebuilding ANA snop work Shop
iOl Pleasant street.
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1NO RENT-ADAMs MILL property. a.
| whole or IN part with or without water
power Entrance from North and Main Sis
Wm. T.. Hawks. 205 North ST.
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no RENT STORAGE LOCKERS -
Clean and dry indy idual rooms for stur
aye ut household furniture, etc. Location
central VIM. e Hawks, y North 81.
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UlO RENT The rooms over Jeusen's store
| on North Street have been vacated. and
are 10 let. u quire OF WI. watson. 19tl
'I'O EENT.---ilS South 81. rooms, furnlsh,c
1 or unfinished. AN modern convenience,
iuarI ID desired d. 4 Remington.
iEuf
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'I'O ItENT-'rhe rooms now occupied by
Mrs. A. NJ. Allen az lls South street foi
Keeping table bOarders. Best Location In The
Wllag. Apply at store. j 4 Remington on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-05

INO RENT Desirable tenemeuts. offices anU
stores. r0s' essi0n giycr Immediately.
W. T.. Hawks, 2O5 NOrth 81
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Major General NJ n. Curtis, inspec
tor of the Soldiers Home will arrive
ia the city this afternoon This even.
Ing at O'Clock he will be present at
t ne local post rooms and all members
and honorary members OF tie GAR,
the WkC S OF V and Spanish war
veterans are requested to meet there at
t hour named.
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TO RENT

fINO RENT Very attrac i've modern cottage
i three fire places good heater large, well.
equipped bath room, etc etc. Located IN the
most attractive part OF the village on wash
lnstOn Avenue, lnear klm street Apply lu
Harrison l. Norton
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-21
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-21

Items of Interest Clipped
from Exchanges and Con.
den$ed for Quick PerMsaI.


The officers and a gang of sheep
shearers had pitched battle at
Carlin last Thursday. The cause
, of the row was the attempted ar
rest of one of the Shearers. 1t be-
came necessary to form a posse
citizens to make the arrest.
A man named H. H. Kaufman
some two months ago stole a
team of horses and wagon from a
prospector named Wrinkle, near
independence. He sold the out
fit at Mojave, and was last week
captured at Port Richmond, Cal.
Malcolm L. Macdonald has be-
come President and L. A. Park
hurst Secretary of the Amethyst
mine. There is every reason to
believe that the shaft, now 100
feet deep, will soon encounter a
rich body of ore.-Transvaal
Miner.
The Southern Pacific Company
its sending party of engineers
to Sand Springs to look over the
field there. 1t is reported that
the large deposit of sand there is
to be utilized for glass purposes if
transportation methods can be in
stalled which will guarantee its
shipment.
The Searchlight says the SEN
sational discovery has been made
that scale taken from the locomo-
tive boiler of the Quartette' Co.
pans gold in great quantity. The
gold comes from the water
used in the boiler, and the water
comes from the shaft of the Pom
peii mine.
Five miles from the Potosi, on
the wagon road to Arden, B. Lew
andowski has located big lead
zinc deposit. 1t is said that the
road cuts the ledge, which stands
four feet above the road bed.
Transfers and travellers to and
from the Potosi have passed by
the deposit for years without OBJ
serving it.-Age.
1t is reported from Ely that
ground is being broken for the
large concentrating and smelling
works of the Nevada Consolidated
Company. A great deal of grad
ing for the foundation and retain
ing walls will be necessary, and it
is the purpose of the management
to have the work we'll advanced
by the time the railroad is COM
pleted and the structural material
and machinery begins to arrive.
The plant will handle 1850 tons
of ore daily.
The Owens River Power Com
pany is employing rs men at its
camps northeast of Round Valley.
The work under way at present is
the 25o-foot tunnel being driven
under the direction of Manager
Leffingwell. When the river wa
ter is turned through the tunnel
it will have a 3o-foot drop at the
lower end and this will be utilized
in furnishing power for air COM
pressors for driving the drills used
in the far greater work yet ahead
in completing the enterprise
InyO Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-04-21
State rleW$

Inc miners OF dlIVltW udVC
organized a union. The wages
will be so per day.
The State auth critics at Carson
have moved the armory into the
old Pavilion building.
The Silver State is making many
improvements to its plant, and is
now a neat and newsy little daily.
1t is stated that Berieau, the
slayer of Sheriff Logan, of Nye
county, is showing signs of in
sanity.
Mrs. M. Jones, an inmate of the
Insane Asylum, at Reno, for the
past eight years, died there last
week Saturday.
The second hand store of o. S.
Avery, of Tonopah, was entered
by thieves Monday evening and
$1,000 in goods taken.
Miss l.. A. Page, of Typo, Nye
county, while laboring under a fit
of dependency, took her life Mon
day by drinking vitriol.
The Transvaal Miner is the
name of a new paper published at
Beatty, Nye county. 1t is neatly
printed and full of news of that
section.
The Virginia & Truckee Rail-
road Company commenced track
laying Monday from Carson. to
Minden, on the extension of that
system.
Lincoln county, with its Io,437
square miles, is the largest county
in the State. Nye is second with
1876, and Elko third with 1899
square miles.
The Herald says that the month
ly payroll of Palmetto district, Es-
meralda county, already aggre-
gates $4,000. Miners wages there
are $3.50 per day.
The miners Uni on has complet-
ed its hospital building at Tono-
pah. The structure is considered
the finest of its kind in the west,
and its cost was $1,000.
The Bullfrog Miner, now pub
lished at Rhyolite, comes out with
its issue of April 18th printed on
wrapping paper and colored post
er paper owing to the failure of its
news paper to arrive.
1t is asserted on good authority
that Winnemucca will be the
headquarters in Nevada for the
construction department of the
Western Pacific. That place may
also be the division point.
Early last Sunday morning two
men entered the Oberon gambling
house in Reno, and at the point of
pistols, drove the inmates from the
room and secured $500. Later
one of the robbers was captured.
The new camp of Fairview is to
have a water system The water
will be piped from springs at East
Gate and West Gate. Senator
Williams is at the head of the
company organized for this pur-
pose.
The Santa Fe Company has de-
cided to build a branch line from
Marvel to Searchlight, in Lincoln
county. Contractors are already
on the ground and it is expected
the road will be completed the
present year.
The bottom of the Bullfrog Gold
Rar shaft FIVE feet wide aecayS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
PEACE PLANS IMPRACTICAL.
Several Suggestions for Ending cubar
lnsurrection.

Several Suggestions for Ending Cuban
lnsurrection.
Havana, Aug. 27-Among the sug
gestions made with the view to bring
ing about peaceful settlement Of the
insurrection Is that of conceding to
the Liberals the annulment of the De-
cember elections and holding new
ones, In which both political parties,
the Moderates and the Liberals, shall
participate fairly and freely. Another
is that q commission be appointed by
President Roosevelt to investigate the
matters In dispute and 1t is also pro-
posed that q commission composed of
government supporters and insurgents,
OF which the American minister here
shall be chairman, be appointed to
decide upon basis OF settlement.
None OF the plans appears practical.
The government Is wholly unlikely to
begin negotiations Of any sort at this
stage, but 1t is suggested that prom
inent men from each province be sum-
moned to Havana to consult jointly
with the president Even this Is un-
likely. 1t Is SO necessary to take
active measures to suppress the In
surrection that It is impracticable to
spend time in discussion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
COPIED THE WORLD OVER.
Joke on Secretary Taft Has Wide Cir
cuiation.

Joke on Secretary Taft Has Wide Cir
cuiation.
Washington, Aug. 27.-Secretary
Taft has found his way into comic
papers all over the world as the result
OF the joke Associate Justice Brewer
of the United States supreme court
told on the rotund secretary of war at
the recent Yale commencement.
The pleasantly of the distinguished
jurist was based on a compliment he
desired to pay to the chivalry OF Yale
men.
yale men everywhere are polite"
said Justice Brewer. But Secretary
Taft is the most polite man | ever
saw in my life. Why, the other day l
was In a street car with him and he
got up and gave his seat to three wo-
men,"
Scores OF clippings based on this
joke reach the war department every
week. 1t has found its way into many
but the Germans seem to
appreciate 1t most. Many OF the Ger
man papers comment on the story at
length and say that at last the Yam
KEGS seem to be developing real wit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
Fresh Outburst OF Bullish Enthusiasm
on Stock Market.

Fresh outburst OF Bullish Enthusiasm
on Stock Market.
New York, Aug 27.-The stock
market opened with fresh outburst
Of builish enthusiasm, which carried
the Hartman stocks to further high
records. Twenty thousand shares of
Union Pacific changed hands at the
outset at 1907 to 1891 against 1S9
the previous days close. Five thou
sand Southern Pacific came out at an
advance to 80, half point above the
previous high figure, while 1900 Unit
ed States Steel common sold at ATM
to 47N, the top price since 1901. St.
Paul, however, was the real feature
OF the early trading, advancing 3A
points, on large transactions, to 1876 u !.
The movement In st. Paul was accom-
panied by the rumor SO frequently,
heard recently that control of Its prop
erty Is being sought by Hartman In
terests. Gains of a point or more
were made by the Hill issues, Read
ing. New York Central and Smelling.
rhe market became comparatively dull
oy the end of the first hour and prices
fell off from substantial fractions to a
point or more. There were some ex-
ceptions to this, chief of which was
st, Paul.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27

nearly destroyed, the man who threw
the bomb was killed, but the premier,
who was In his Office, was uninjured.
His daughter Is said to have had both
her legs broken and the premier s
three -year-old son was severely
wounded.
General zameatin Killed.
Firemen who arrived on the scene
Immediately after the explosion found
3 horrible scene. Many mutilated
cOrpses and large number OF wound
ed and lacerated persons were lying
around the spot where the bomb ex-
plOded Among those killed was Gen.
eral Zameatin. who during the war
with Japan was chief OF communica-
ton. General Zameatin was the pre-
mier's personal secretary. About fifty
persons We're killed or wounded. The
two revOlutionists who remained In
the coach were severely wounded by
the explosion of the bomb.
Colonel Stein, who was chief Of po-
lice at the Tauride palace, where the
lower house Of parliament held Its
sessions, was also killed
The two revolutionists, or at least
one OF them, appear to- have been able
to enter the room occupied by the
premier's secretaries, but were not
able to enter the Office of the premier.
whereupon one of the men hurled
bomb at the wall separating the Sec
retaries' room from the minister's pri-
vat0 Office, resulting in the revolution
lists being blown to pieces and the
house being almost completely
wrecked Flames Immediately broke
ont among the wreckage. but the fire
was soon extinguished by the firemen,
who were hastily summoned.
1T was Premier Stolypin's reception
day and many visitors were In the
house. The exact number of killed or
wounded Is not known owing to the
frightfully mutilated state Of many OF
the cOrpses and the fact that some of
tho wounded were carried to nearby
residences. 1t Is believed, however,
that twenty-five persons were killed
and twenty-four wounded people were
taken to a neighboring hospital.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF
RUSSIAN PREMIER WORK or
FOUR REvoLUTioNlsTs.
HOUSE WRECKED: MANY CASUAL TIES
MINISTER'S ESCAPE DUE TO INA.
elLlTY OF AssAssiNs TO EN-
TER PRIVATE OFFICE.

st. Petersburg, Aug 27.-Four revo-
lutionists arrived at M. Stolypin' g
villa on Aplekarsky island at 3:2O
,. m. In coach. Two of them were
dressed In the uniforms of gendarmes,
the third was dressed as driver and
was on the box of the coach and the
fourth man was In private clothes.
Two OF the men entered the villa
under the pretext Of making an i'm
portant report to the premier. but
they were not permitted to enter his
Office. One OF the men threw bomb
into the reception room and a terrible
explosion followed. The house was
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27

Guanes, Pinar del Rio. In the expecta-
tion of giving battle to Pine Guerra,
ed to be only five miles distant.
1t was announced at the palace
later that Colonel Ballacaro's force
operating against Pine Guerra had a
skirmish with band Of rebels near
San Luis station, Pinar del Rio prov
ince, with the result that the rebels
were dispersed and that the troops
captured five horses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
WILL REMAIN ONLY A WISH.
Emperor William Not Likely to Visit
America.

Berlin, Aug. 27.-The recent discus
sions on both sides of the Atlantic on
the possibility that Emperor William
may visit the United States have not
been treated seriously by the German
press Official circles do not attach
Importance to the emperor's recently
expressed wish to see. America. 1t Is
admitted that 1t Is one of his long
cherished wishes, but 1t Is regarded
as practically certain that 1t will re-
main only wish.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
JOIN INsURGENT FORCES.
Number OF Prominent cubans Take
the Field.

Havana, Aug. 27-A dispatch from
Remedies. province of Santa Clara
announces that another insurgent
band commanded by Colonel Sever
iano Garcia and Captain Cepeda. who
formerly was captain OF the rural
guards, had taken the field against the
government forces.
The dispatch added that Quentin
Bravo, the famous leader OF the Buena
Vista and Remedies patriots which
operated against the Spaniards during
the war for independence, had started
to join the insurgent forces with q
band OF forty men. He was last heard
from between Remedies and Caibar'
len, about Ave and half miles from
Remedies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
More OIL Indictments.

jamestown. N. r.. Aug. 27.--The
federal grand jury Tor the Western
district Of New York has returned in
dictments against the Standard Oil
company and the New York Central
Railroad company, charging violations
OF the interstate commerce law In CIV
ing and accepting special rates In the
shipment Of oil.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27
EMPEROR ISSUES ukAsE.
nepressive Measures Will Be Tried
Against the Army.


st. Petersburg. Aug. 27.-Repressive
measures are now to be tried against
the army as well as the people. The
emperor has issued ukase increasing
all along the line the penalties for the
completely OF officers and men In polit-
ical conspiracies against the state and
insubOrdinati0n of any kind. More
important still is the fact that the
discretion now permitted to military
courts In the matter Of the reduction
OF the penalties incurred by convicted
men Is entirely withdrawn Sailors
and soldiers henceforth know the Inn
,mutable price OF mutiny and treason.
The emperor issued the ukase az
permanent law under the power OF tho
fundamental law excluding military
laws isom the competency OF parlia-
meol
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-08-27

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