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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
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Guard Your

and by so doing YOU guard YOU
health. Eve strain-the cause OF 90
per cent of headaches a direct or
secondary so URGE of a large part of
the functional diseases and misery of
the world. A few names and recon.
mendations of people OF intelligence
and means who coulI and would 90 to
the city to have their eyes fitted but
are better satisfied with work done by
j. G. Harwood, the Eyesight Special
list:
W. Fl Bradford, manufacturer; Mrs
w. u. Bradford; Mrs Henry Brad
ford; w. Keller, Supt Bradford 4
Co. mills: w. A. Wall, merchant; Mrs
w. a. Wall; Chas Cooper, manufact-
urer; Mrs Chas Cooper; A. J. Cooper,
manufacturer: I. L. Gibson, merch
ant; Mrs /. e. Gibson; Frank Morgan.
New Haven Clock Co.; Chas Adams,
manufacturer; Mrs Chas Adams; Ell;
J. Tiffany, manufa ctul er: mrs Eli ].
Tiffany: Mrs Geo + Graves; l.. S.
Norton, insurance; Rev C. S. Agan:
Rev Chas Peck: Col Harmon, Supt.
Soldiers Home;a Chas. Fl. Dewey,
Treas. Ben, Co. swings Bank; Glen.
ent H. Cone, Treas. Ben. Co. Nat.
Bank; L. H. Holden: DR. Wilcox; DR.
B. G. Jenney; DR.. A. Y. Cutler; DR.
Grennan.
once OF Or. Emmett b. Daey-Mr Harwood's
careful and scientific way Of fitting troublesome
eyes with his latest and most improved instrll-
ments cannot fail 10 please all who consult him
as he is not here today and away tomorrow,
like travelling fakirs, but takes special inter
est in your case. and his motto is not how cheap
but how good
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
MINERS MAKE NEW OFFER.
Mitchell Asks For Operators Deci-
sion by Thursday Next.


WILKESBARRE, Pa, April 2T.-
The anthracite miners will hold con
vention at Scranton next Thursday in
order TO take action upon the reply OF
the operators II any is received TO two
propositions submitted to President
Baer aud his associates by the miners
President Baer. chairman Of The op
orators committee, has been sent
telegram from President Mitchell of
the miners union mtimating that Il let
ter containing counter proposition
from the miners has been forwarded
70 him The telegram asked for an
early consideration of the proposition
so that the decision of the operators
may be submitted TO the miners at
their convention on Thursday
The decision TO call a convention OF
the miners of the three districts was
.eached at a meeting Of the general
anthracite scale committee held here.
The session was lengthy, and, while
those who participated were reticent-
il is known that there was a wide di-
yergence of opinion as TO the form Of
the propositions TO be presented to the
operators.
President Mitchell made public two
propositions, together with request
for another Joint conference submitted
by the miners scale committee to
President Raer and his associates. The
first proposition asks for an increase
in wages ranging from TO - per
cent. according TO the wages now re-
ceived. The second proposition asks
for an advance equal to 10 cents per
ton upon the total production Of the
coal TO be added TO the wages of EN-
ployees and apportioned in such per
centage as may be agreed upon
The miners proposal says: The re-
fusal of your committee to submit the
difficulties between us To the arbitra-
ment of the Cancellation board created
by the anthracite coal strike commits
sion or to that commission itself, both
propositions having been made to you
10y us, has convinced the members Of
our committee and the mine workers
of the anthracite fields that no prOpo-
sition to arbitrate our differences. how
ever fair or impartial. will be accepted
10y you If proposed 10y us.
The suggestion OF your committee
that we first arbtrate TO ascertain
whether or not there Is anything to ar
bltrate and then restrict within narrow
limits the scope of the investigation
could have if accepted no other effect
than to bring into disrepute and ridi.
cue the beneticent and worthy proce-
dure through which seemingly irrecon-
cilable differences have been adjusted
so often in IL manner reasonably salts
factory 70 all concerned"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27

Don't starve your best
friends -thefour hundredbil-
lion corpuscles that make up
your blood the great vital
izing element of your body.
No food furnishes these
corPuscleS as does Apitezo-
with its healthful, vegetable
iron, that carries the ruddy
glow ofhealth toeveryc ICELAND
tissue ofyour brain and body.
Apitezo is the only cereal that
gives you this iron-tonic your
system needs consequently tits
the best of all cereals for you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

olieuI tol DusY hcaNeIS'
John Dolan OF Rutland is in town
today.
Regular meeting OF the Relief corps
this evening.
Heath's auction begins tomorrow at
80 on North street
N Noveck returned Thursday from
his trip to New York.
There will be social dance in For
ester's hall Saturday night.
Ayres Saturday chocolates, better
than ever Full pound % cents n
Mrs e C Packard who has been Wis
iting in Cambridge has returned.
William Gilbert OF Binghamton, N.
\ was the guest of his sister, Mrs
Matthew Taylor.
Farmers are complaining that the
stock of hay is getting low and some
of them are asking 81 ton.
Mr. and Mrs f B Hyde have returr-
ed from Toronto Can. where Mrs
Hyde has been visiting a sister.
The Troy Times OF lastnight had the
following:-A Baker of Bennington,
has been appointed agent for the Ma
tional Express Co in Pittsburgh,
succeeding NJ Glow who has been
retired by the company on a pension.
The company X pool tournment is
drawing TO a close and the final will
oe played Tuesday evening. Rudd is
paired with Pellerin and Mathers with
Stewart. The winers of these two
games will play against each other for
the final game with Harwood
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roIicc Ragged Entire committee.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 2T.-Ap-
parcntly convinced that the new or
ganzatlon of the unemployed is a GOV
er for the long predicted renewal OF
armed revolt simultaneous with the
convocation Of the national parlia-
ment and being determined not to be
caught mapping. as they We're at the
zenith Of the movement led by Father
Gapon, the police last night again lie
scended upon the Socialist Labor lead
ers and haggcd the entire executive
committees Of the ST. Petersburg So
cial Democrats and Social Revolution
lists and number Of prominent labor
leaders who were holding secret con
gress in the capital.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
Heritage Of Health.
Weakness 0v sreoms by Dr. Grssns's
Nervura.

Nervura.
Have you inherited imperfection
from your ancestors, or have your
children inherited imperfections from
you? In the light OF advanced science
the taints of heredity have lost their
terrors. The nervousness, the restless
ness, the wakeful nights, the twitching
OF eyelids and muscles-all indicative
OF incipient epilepsy or st Vitus dance
are overcome by DR. Greene's Nervura
remedy for the nerves and blood
Is your child weak and punyY Does
IL grow tired when at play? Is 1t al
ways peeyish and dissatisfied? Does it
have poor appetite, with bad breath
and irregular bowles? These symptoms
indicate arrangement OF the nervesand
blood, and If not overcome, will handi
cap the child throughout life. DR.
Greene's Nervura for the nerves and
blood is perfectly adapted for the sue
cessful treatment of children. IL is
vegetable and entirely harmless. II Is
not a patent medicine, but scientific
prescription evolved from years OF
special study and practice. II has ef
fected more cures and received more
concentrations from people OF promi
hence than any other remedy in the
world. Parents should give their chill
dren the benefit OF DR. Greene's great
contribution 10 science and humanity.
Give them DIR Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy this spring,
for'now of all times it is most danger
Gus to neg ect your health, aud the
system is always made strong and Wig
orous by this perfect spring medicine
Remember the great advantage Of
having your medicine put up by d.
Greene, regular practicing physi
clan, who guarantees his Nervura and
will stand behind il at all times. DR.
Greene himself will give liee consulta-
ton and advice, personally or by
mail, at his Office, "a Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, to all who use Nervura
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
New York Markets.

FLOUR-StsRdy. bat quiet; Minnesota
patents, N26Q450; winter straights, Si0Q
$50; winter extras. $2,75a3.s5; winter pat
ents. S. 9Od4.25.
WHEAT - A sharp upturn in wheat
after the opening. due to crop damage
talk. was succeeded by a bear raid under
whicN prices broke half a cent; trade was
active. but mainly professional; May SIS
qS7ssc: July. S;sHSSi4c.
BttTTER-Creamery, extras, per pound,
Hd9Sc.: firsts, iSd2Dc. seconds, l6Gi7c {;
held. extras. l9ni9isc.; frsts, l7qlSc. sec
onds, l5fl6c
CHEESE-State, fun cream, large and
small colored and white, fancy, lr4c.;
good TO prime lSi9dl4c.; common to fair,
ilGlSc; light skins, best SS.d9c.; part
skins. prime. 7dlisc.; fair 10 good. 81
GIsc. fun skins. li3d2c.
EGGS ~ Fresh gathered. extras l9c
nearby fresh gathered. firsts, il1se.
LIVE POULTRY Firm fowls, l4i4a
i5c. old rOosters l0c.. winter chickens, Is
a2gc. spring chickens. 2SdSc.. ducks. IA
al5c. geese. l0Hilc.
DRESSED POULTRY = steady; fowls,
choice. iic.: do. fair to good, l3isc' old
ROSTERS iOizc. roasting chickens choice.
l5c do, fair to good. l2nltc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
GriSWOId'S
Suggestions for
nay Day

One of the delightful customs for
centuries in Europe has been TO plant
May Poles on May first. This is rap
idly being observed in our own land
as well. But prettier custom till is
the filling Of baskets with wild flowers
and hanging them on the door of some
friend; q better still leaving with
some sick or poor friend.
We have just put in a nice line of
Paper Crepe. Floral and Colored pa
pers with which one can make at q
small expense, pretty paper baskets
for this occasion. For those who do
not care to make thei" own baskets we
have them already made for from l5c
to pc each.
But the men folk don't want to both
er with bas ket of flowers. They are
all figuring on basket OF fish that
day. Well, good luck To you. We
have Fish baskets, too, and the Rods
Hooks, Lines, and every other neces
sity for tho first class fisherman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
nelIe,ne Rerortea pe.lroyea.

FORT WORTH. Tex. April ~. A
tornado. it is reported, has swept away
the town of Bellevue and damaged the
town of Stoneburg. Meager adylces
state that Bellevue is destroyed, twelve
or fifteen persons being killed and
many injured aud missing. Fire Is de-
stroying the ruins caused by the tor
hado \ special train has been started
from Bowie. Tex. l25 miles distant
for the scene BELLEVUE is town OF
500 inhabitants.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
Arp Le..lon ror LIanor Lle,n.s.

Bennington, Vt, April ID. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in com.
pliance with Section Ii, =ct Number
1t of the revised law of 1904, George
J Weeks, has applied for license Of
the first class to sell Intoxicating H..
quors at l20 North street, now occupi-
ed by George Weeks in the Village
of Bennington.
Public hearing on said application
will be held in the Commissioners
rooms at the Town Clerk S office in the
Village of Bennington at s o'clock p.
m. Saturday, April 18th, 1906.
Frank L Battles,
S II lockwood,
Walter Fl Berry,
License Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
Application for Liquor License

bennington, W., ApIi To- iSVo
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with S, elton Is, Act Number III OF the revised
laws OF 1904. Joseph Marie has applied for n
license OF the first class 70 sell Intoxicating Iq'
uors at I3l North Street. in the rooms now oc
cnpied by !. c. Jensen, in the Village OF Ben.
nngton.
Pnblic hearing on said application will be
held in the Commissioners rooms al the Town
Clerks oflice In the Village Of BENNINGTON ,d al
o'clock l.. NJ, Saturday, April 18th. 1905
Frank K. Battles
:. H. Rock wood.
Walter II. Berry,
License Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
A Gard.

We the undersigned, dohereby agree
to refund the moneyon so cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
II it fails to cure your cough or cold
We also guarantee % cert bottle to
prove satisfactory or money refunded,
Shurteif Pharmacy j NJ Ayres
ID A Ward B A Quinlan
Bennington
y q Houghton, North Bennington
o II a. A b Hawkins, SO. SALISBURY
O r Adams, Arlington
r. G Woodwork, O T. Adams & Co,
East Arlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
For Liquor License


Bennington, W., April u 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
With Section Is, Act No. liz of the revised laws
Of 1914, James J MOrrissey has applied for a lie
ense OF the first class 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
at the Columbian House, so called. IN the VII
lage OF Bennington, bar to be located in the
room now used for that purpose by James
MOrrissey. licensee.
Public hearing on said application will be held
Ia the commissioners rooms at the town clerks
Office In the Village of Bennington at sOclock
y. m Saturday, April %. 1906.
Frank K Battles.
: II lockwood.
Walter II Berry,
License Commissioners.
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DE- WITT E. LEWIS, 0. o., Oph. 8.
Phone fto-4-.-I5o North Street


The Margaret Louvre residence located on
Washington Aye large modern nearly new
house with plenty of land terms easy
The nearly aew modern tenement house l0J
Dewey street.
Large modern house next north OF American
House on North Street In village of Bennington
Two good houses on Depot street.
Two large modern houses on Jefferson Aye,
with good barns.
Fifty farms located in Bennington, SALISBURY,
Pownal a rlington, Manchester llOOsck and
White eek. send two cent stamp fer spring
catalogue JOHN NASH
Bennington, VI
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Annllc.llon For LIanor LIeeu.e

Bennington. W., April 49, 1906
No:ice is hereby given that IN compliance
with Section 10, Act No. III OF the revised laws
of ia04 James II Whitley has applied for llc'
ense of the second class to sell Intoxicating
liquors IN the rooms now occupied by James II
whitney in the lIealy building located on the
corner Of Park and cage streets in the village
OF bennington.
held In the commissioners rooms NJ the town
clerks once In the village Of Bennington NJ
O'Clock p. M, Saturday, April q, 1905.
Frank + Battles,
S II lockwood,
Walter II Berry,
license Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27

fits the needs of the harassed bust
ness man, the mother whose energies
are exhausted in home cares, the
rapidly growing child-the romping,
healthy boys, and the delicate invalid
all feel the benefit.
It is dainty and crisp, satisfying and
delicious Easy to serve, easy to digest, it
is the one perfect food. Try it month
and you'll know it's so.
Apitszo Biscuits. l5c the package Apitezo
Grains lOc the package.
Sold by groeers everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
Iire stock Markets.

CATTLE Receipts light market steady
choice. S5.00dS.l5, prime. Sa,y0n5.00; yea
calves. &50if675.
HOGS Receipts light: market higher
prime heavies s6.Sm6S5: mediums an'
heavy Workers., s6s5a690: pigs, 81. 4OQ6.so
light Workers. s6.70d6.15. roughs, N.50d6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply fair
market steady; prime -wethers. sL9Om
culls anu common. s. sOei3. lambs Sg5.N
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
Application For Liquor License

bennington. Vt, April -, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with Section 70, Act No. III of the revised laws
Of 1894. William II Luhdergan has applied for
license OF The first class 10 sell intoxicating
liquors at the Brewster Inn so called in the
Village of Bennington, bar 20 he located the
room Row used for that purpose by William
II Lundergan, licensee.
Public hearing on SAID application will be
held in the Commissioners rooms at The Town
Clerks office in tbs village OF BeI nington at s
o'clock r NJ, Saturday April 2Sth. 1906
Frank Battles.
>. II. lockwood
Walter II. Berry
License Commissioners.
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Anu,,c.,,on For L,ouor License

Bennington, Vt, April IL, 1906
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
of i1a4 C;eorre w Williams has applied for
license of the second class to sell Intoxicating
liouors at 1906 Pleasant street., in he rooms now
occupied by George w Wi liains,
Public hearing on said applration wiz De
held in the commissioners r,tn, ut the town
cierlsis Ofllce In the Village OF bennington NJ
o'clock. D. M. saturday, Apfl y, 1906.
Frank Battles,
= "A lockwood
Walter II Berry,
License Commissioners.
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Application for Liqusr License.

Bennington. Vt April -, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with Section 10, Act Number ~ OF the revised
laws of 1901, Paul c. Cornell has applied for
license of the first class 70 sell Intoxicating III
uor nc the Putnam House, so called, III ,he vi
ace OF Remington, bar TO be located In the
room now usedI for that purl 0se.
public hearing on said application will be
held In the Commissioners rooms at the Town
Clerks ofIlce in the Village OF Bennington AT
O'clock r, NJ, Saturday, April gSth, 9O6.
Frank r. Battles.
s. II. lockwood,
Walter H. Berry,
License Commissioners.
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II. ]. wi. nnm. JnurnnIIst. Dead.

HAVANA, April 27.-H. J. w. Dam.
the well known journalist and maya
zine writer, is dead here of cancer of
the stomach.
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rniher Canon come. to LIE.

LONDON. April ~. p The Daily
Mails St Petersburg correspondent
says that Father Gapon is living quiet
ly at KukolSoM. Finland.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27

Robbers Made Big Haul mt Dushet.
TELLS, April pa band of rob
hers IN the guse of soldiers robbed
the treasury at Dushet, near This, OF
$117,500.
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weather Proba bilities.
Fair; variable winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Glazing stock auotatIons.

Money on call steady az 4giA per cent
prime mercantile paper, oa5A per cent
exchanges. s3S go SS5: balances, 1881 ,z'6
Closing prices:
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Assr, 1,esesss City tesptL

A recent. in one Of the
city papers. referring TO the pro-
posed new building for hospital pur-
poses, contained some inaccuracies
which it seems desirable to correct.
The real situation is as follows.
The present La Junta Sanitarium
Association is stock company.
having a capital of $500, most of
which has been paid in and invested.
partly in the furniture and fixtures
in use in the present rented build
ing on Cimarron avenue. and PARTLY
in the purchase Of a building site on
Carson avenue. The stockholders
in the present company. for the
most part. have looked upon their
subscriptions as practically dona-
tons and il is expected that they
will upon request, actually donate
their shares to the association. To
place the association upon its proper
footing. as an organization for
charitable purposes. that IS, not for
pecuniary profit of the stockholders.
il is planned to reorganize the asso-
ciation in accordance with the state
laws. 50 as to put il in a position 10
appeal to the public for aid on the
legitimate merits of the institution.
and do away with any possible cues
ton as to its being a public and not
a private enterprise.
Plans have been prepared and ap
proved of for a suitable hospital
building. which will cost. it is esti.
mated. $4,000. This sum it is de.
sired to raise by popular subserip
ton. The plans can be modified. Il
il should become necessary to lesses
the cost Of the building. The di
rectors Of the association have goot
reason to believe that they can g
one Subscription for 5000. if q
equal sum can be raised by the citi
Dens geaers,ly. In view Of the re
spooe Of TIE people to the recentl,
proposed college project. il wouh
seem - tho1sA from Sl0.ee b
ols. 90 ccaA eaily BE r.ised to =
cure . gvsi. vvil sppointed Cit
Hsspital. particulneiy - - large [
part - the sum en- proAably be %
taiaed frvm . single ssA.rriher.
In saditicn the directors have =
e6ef q money. = Ion. st six Pc
cent 10 - sDsuat eQsal 20 the sue
tlssa ~ ~ seenised ffvn he -
9sioess - tle bsildiag fusd- but I
. - tAs1UAk wiR b seaFf ez4 viti
ley csssi1<zsAse a.sxat e 49, q
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
tsasassu' 0As1sasssss.

n regular quarterly teacAefs'
Iexninaeisa win ~ ~ IN the d.
sSsEs esurt fvsa = "a Juata. nuRr
~ - RRsAV. DseEnbes zBGA -
- Esnn1n1aisO 1sBfa psvape-
ID eurA Ossuin4 = > s'eSsrk-
~. CAnR z 16oNEH. /.
CG0ay 9qp<sinsen1eua
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

9ses-s s~-ss 49, 6sAslisse>. ------ s-G0
Duriag ~ AfYe sRven snd . half
0sae1n. ls2 pafi<ats haye been trenf-
-. - fsssy-eiUAt surgical opess-
sisane knve bexA DeffseWed.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

the property. II seems preferable
to limit the cost Of the building to
the sum total Of the cash donations.
In addition to the cost Of the
building. it will be necessary to
raise a considerable sum for the
furnishings. etc. 1t is expected that
special donations for this purpose
can be obtained from the various
churches. lodges and other societies.
So it will be seen that the enter
prise. as yet. is not beyond the plan
ming stage. except as to the assur-
ance of loan. at a low rate Of in
terest. and the promise Of one man
to duplicate the subscriptions to the
building fund up to the amount Of
s. 600. provided sufficient sum can
be raised to make the project a
success.
The following financial report.
made November 1. 1906. to the
stockholders. will be of interest in
this connection:
Incorporation of company $3.50:
land $3.50: taxes s9.3s: furniture and
instruments. ss9l.43: house repairs.
s22l.55. Total. 81. 1855.
To offset this amount. 81 .2o5 in
stock subscriptions. was collected.
The expense Of running the hos
pital from February IL. 1906. was
81. .169.2o. a monthly average ex-
pense of $4l5.s9. Income for same
period. s.. 1885. Monthly average.
3a42.66
The present financial condition is
as follows
Rais.~~ dss~ IN .aie ef ~. ser~ trscf ral@
ruvsitare ldoase>dl estimated eo-s -oD
vsenisav~ ssd isserurenf es.-s ssle
~ s"sss.-- ---- 1880 ---. -- ----
Dss sss.>A -nb-rvipsioe 49,. .---.----. 1sS.@
4 ussurrrg.
oohascs % furnisare- --.--- ---- --------- y 49,
i osiose~ - hsRs- .----- .----- eo0
/ ess~-s s--ss 49, ksAsaissps ---.-- zG0
| Dusiag - fra Rvea snd . half
Ds~e1n. ls2 pseisats hsve been tfeae-
ld. - fsssy-eiuAt surgical oVess-
sisA knve be<a p<TfssDed.
Il