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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22
Georgia n. A. r.. Meeting.

Columbus Ca. Nov. 2l.--About
fifty members Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution are gath
cred here TO participate In the an
nual state conference. which win
last three days. The two local
chapters have made elaborate ar
rangemonts 10 entertain the visitors
during their stay. Some OF the
most distinguished women OF the
South Will address the delegates.
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Biz Alnskn cola onlnut.

Seattle, Wash, NOV. 2l,--rhAt
the gold mines OF Alaska viii breslS
all previous records In their out
put this year Is now certain, Already
the local United states assay Of
ne has received shipments OF tho
procious metal aggreeatlng IN val
ne nerrly s2J,CGO,OOO and there Is
yet moro 10 come. The former re-
cord for gold shipments was that of
1900 when aboue S22,O0O,OOO was
received hero, The greater portion
Of tho goll gees to The Tacoma smell
tor and The So,by smelter and mlnt
40 San Francisco
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MEMCAN DECLARES
WAR At THE BOWERY

George Pescador a soft-voiced
olive-sklnned foreign importation,
told plainuye tale to the mayors
court this morning. "Yas, I have
knife, knife lax scrape face with,
shaver knife" "You mean a ra-
zor?" interrupted Ulfiesr Cox. "Yas,
razor, All have been but All no
hurt anybody, an they jus trow me
in, I no know why"
Unfortunately for George, Mayor
Miller did know why. This morn
ing about 2 o'clock a hurry-up tele-
phone call from the Bowery, This
Mexican had declared war, so the
report said and was waving, a razor
in free ana careless manner The
mayor ordered him arrested and this
morning George was assessed a con-
siderable fine for his mistaken use
Of the Shaver knife.'
Thomas Monohan, q section hand
Of evident Irish descent, and f. D.
Lindenbauer we're among those pres
ent in court. Llndenbauer had at.
e;'pted administering correction
to odohan in the union station.
MonGhan did not stand corrected
corrected and the two mixed. Mon
chan got gorgeous rsd. yellow.
blue ana green puftcd face out OF
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ANON Wodnesdayla nnIlyl

| NifoHl NounNhtayh bully,l
W. A. Elliott OF Newton, Kaa,. is
in Amarillo,
W, N, Keenan, OF Roswell 10 In
Amarillo today
Pike stroud has returned from a
trip To California
Mrs Graham OF Denver Is stop
ping at the Amarillo,
\, j, Penigton OF Fort Worth Is
stopping at the Elmhlrst
Charles Small OF sherman, Texas,
Is here attending court,
d. B. Hll Of Dalhart Is delayed
in Amarillo by the Denver week.
W, r. Gibson, tho we'll known at
tornoy Of Claude is In Amarillo to-
day.
A. c. Fredolcks the rural mail
route man, left this morning for
portales.
Hub Smith OF ToSlco came up on
Sundays Pecos Valley train which
got here this morning.
WIN Carruthors win go to Trim
dad on business as soon as the
trains are running again,
c, T. Judl Of DALLAS, Is another
lasman who Is getting acquainted
with Amarillo wAne The blockade
lasts
T. O. Se7y and A. Dunn of Ros-
ell came IN from the north yester-
day and necessarily stopped over In
Amarillo.
Mr. Jordan, formerly manager Of
he skating rink win leave for por-
tales and Roswell this week to set
lie up some business aUalrs,
Jim Richardson salesman for he
crowdus Drug company Dallas, Is.
enjoying hone comforts here while
he rains ave bucdag the SNOW
drifts.
III Murren representing the Pots
Drug company Wichita. Kan. cams
up from Portalcs this morning M
Murrel expects " move 10 Amarillo
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colcrIdgc Taylor in Washington

Washington, D, c., Nov 21.-S,
CoIeridga Taylor the famous Lon
ion composer VIII inaus lrate his
econd AmenDa4 toIr acre tAis
evening, Nnal The Atonemen"
will have its first loci presenta-
ton win orchasrs, While special
.nte es caches to tH' first ar-
lean rendition OF "gh o. zoos,
GIL" an oi ptauon VI .ou ,eulNa
ln oy poem lrrale-d tor baritone
With female clorl 49, yayior
m report his conoef. hero tomo,-
.oN nIgat and wild ll'n leave on
o tour embracing an OF The grcotos
\morIcIn cities.
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Secretary Root in St. Louis.
Ial 10 Daily Panhandle

pecial to Daily Panhandle
St. Louis, Nov. 21.-secretary
El!hu Root arrived here today and
7ill be the guest at a banquet to
be given by the ST. Louis CONNER
cial club this evening, and viii de-
liver an address detailing his ex-
periences in South America and
p7intjog out the commercial posi-
Ail.tles in spanlsh-Amo, car coun-
tri~s. Mr. Root will leave here to-
morrow for Cincinnati, where ne
viii also make a speech at din
aer of the Cincinnati Commercial
cub.
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Walker, Nd, Nov, lL--Robbors
early today started fire that dc
slfoyed six OF tho best buildings In
Walker to cover up the robbery OF
between $4,000 and $4,000, belong
ius to the nsnlt OF Walkers Monday
isst the rqvRefa wrecked tho safe
Of the bank With dynamite, getting
away with. dose t6AG2, coo and the
bank officials were forced to place
in a safe OF neighborlng store what
money was left by tho robbers. To
day the robbers, believed to DO the
same gang that committed the first
robbery, cleaned out the safe and
set fire to the buildings and escaped.
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FOR SALE--At a bargain, three
blocks Of land with 4-room house,
room house, storm basement, barn
2Ox9O feet, well and windmill. 500
small trees, two Of the blocks fenced
Also some good young milR COWS
and lot Of feed, The property is
on the extreme west slde OF old
town. Call on or address 4he owner.
]. r. Law. Amarillo. Texas. Wv
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'seooiHeJ Press
Toroalo Nov s2-The steam
hlrgo Resolution, from Erie, Pa, to
Toronto sprang leak early today
ana sanh.' Tie crew put OFF in two
boats one containing five men
reached me shore safely while the
econd swamped and her six Occur
hanta we're drowned.
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Iowa Horticultural Society.

5oecial to >aily Panhandle
New London, iowa, Nov ell
The Southern Iowa Horticultural
ociety opened three days meet
ng here this morning, with about
fifty delegates In attendance. An
Intensive program of addresses on
horticultural subjects has been
prepared.
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Stoo,ncrs coIlidc.

New York Nov go Tho Noyth
German Lloyd steamer Main was In
ollision With the schooner Msy v
Neville in the lower harbor today
Five plates Of The Main above tho
water line we're stove in and the
schooner lost bowsprit and the
mead gear.
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M,stiy Shrine Pilgrimage.

SDo III to Daily Panhandle.
Msg:ilAn, Mis-, Nov. 2t.--The
aunopI phgN mage Of The Hamasa
'emyla, Myslc Shrine, will be held
here this aresng and has attracted
shipetp from all 5ver taa state
Ela9prate Arrangements aye boing
nFae rur the event.
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: Fined for Rcbnting.

New York, Nov 22.-Judga FOL;
OF the United States circuit court to-
day fined the New York Central and
Hudson River railway companies
$4,000 for rebatlng IN freight
charges to tho American Sugar Re.
filming company.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


TFTFF FFFF y
tFrom Mondays Daily Panhandse)
Nicklo Coblo OF Miami was In town
yesterday ga
p A Ellis OF Cbannmg was In
town Saturday.
q. y. Franks OF Roswell was In
town yesterday.
!. e. Emley OF Fort Worth was
IA town yesterday.
q. d, Kelly OF Minneapolis, MINI,
was In town yesterday.
Walter Farwen was down from
Claiming yesterday.
) % Hawley Of Canyon was In
Amarillo yesterday
Keith CNdton OF Commanche, was
Ia Amarillo yesterday.
g. W, Brewer OF Phoenix, Arlz.'
Is registered at the Elmhlrst.
w. j, Ayers was In Amarillo Sat
brday from Memphis, Texas.
G. A. saches, the well known stock
man Of Vega, is In town today
Or W. NJ. Harper OF Lakewood
N, NJ. was In Amarillo yesterday
Harry Ingerton came In yesterday
from his Hutchinson county ranch.
J. r. Roberts and William coble
came In yesterday from Hutchinson
county.
Miss Frances Burks leaves this
evening for her home In Fort
North.
Earnest Peoples, who has been III
for several days is still In critical
condition
Mrs Daisy Highflll is here from
kspingiield. Mo-, to attend the Tuck
ycrnellus rial.
HI 40.
EN. .,5o ,r,,,a,
M
H9aw M"l'i'''., D. o'',o"o a"u -
r. hia"''A' were o'e' '''e' a'
~"
4 w, a. Harpolu Oh VuaHsn' s'oPpVU
P'er sese'''y III Aina''''o =" "''
way 20, higgins
Il, q. brown the Denver posi-
e'erk' ,' 'E d i'N u'' ''''''''
"i'n u's '"'' ~
Col yr1em'n Elliot, 1na aan'o'e'
have returned from irp 90 .Heii
old hora Yves. virginia
Hub c' and d. G. eoHder ra.
turned eflay mon" % ca,ll3 I'D
pec1Hg .-p 40 's'''ulI.
Hortc Ruson al the Daily PAN
handle office returned yesterday.
from three Saess .rip 10 indI
napolls, IND
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Kmedln wrccll.

Associated Press
Minot, y. D Nov 99.--Eoglnoo,
A. B Comfort and 4iromen Peter
Noruroy and Wright were killed ir
q wreck on the Great Northern OIL.
eniol Limited, near Dohol, today
Two mail clerks and three passen
gers were injured bu. MOI fatally
Tho accident was caused 10y spread
Ing rails.
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Cost of Paint

The difference between
the cost of good paint and
inferior paint is very little
in comparison with the
total outlay for painting a
house.
The time and labor is
the big item. Seems very
foolish to spend a great
deal Of time and money
putting on paint which will
not last 1t is much wiser
to use old-Gaahioned "white
Lad ard linseed OIL"
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the argument aud Lindonbauor bore
several plain hand made marks.
Both men We're fined for fighting.
Mike Mclntire, a yard man. plead
guilty 70 an overcoming weakness
for strong waters and was assessed
the usual penalty.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-22

Chicago, ov, 1.-THE members OF
the insurance commission who have
leon In session for the last week,
drafting The projected laws for the
Dnirol OF life Insurance throughout
the country completed their work
o1ay. No complete report OF the
ontemplaled recommendations was
made prloa m ~ t"i,rnment and
not be prepared for some time.
An &C As- generalization
and rebating between agents and
the policy holders An act prohlb
lting corporations from acting as
gents Of life insurgn.e companies.
IN act regulating the election OF di
.rciors of mutual life companies.
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Hc...i,g Confined.

New York, Nov. 2o.-The hear.
;,g IN the case of Enslc Caruso, the
Tt.ulap opera singer who is charged
is;th annoying a woman in Central
park will be continued this after
@oan In TIN Now Yyt p,llce coprt
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rHE srATE on TExAs, Counts


THE STATE OF TEXAS, County
OF Potter,
In Commissioners Court. November
term, 1906.
Before me. Frank wolfIn, Clerk
OF the County Court in and for said
county personally appeared the mem
bers OF the Commissioners Court,
whose names are below subscribed.
who, upon their oaths, do say; That
the requirements OF Article S67,
Chapter /. Title XIV, OF the Re-
yised Statutes OF the State OF Texas,
as amended by the regular session
OF the Twenty-flflh Legislature, have
In all things been fully complied
with, and that The cash and other
assets, mentioned In the quarterly
report made to and filed In this
Court by N, II. Tudor, County Treas
urer Of said county. for the quarter
ending the 81 day or October, 1906,
and held by him for said county,
nave been fully Inspected aud count
ed by them at this term OF said
court; and that the amount OF mon
ey and other assets in the han OF
said treasurer are as follows. to-wlt:
Total amount Of cash In the va
rious funds belonging to the county,
Cweuty-nlne Thousand Two Hundred
seventy i've Dollars and Flfty-slx
cents. H29,27156,)
SAM Il. MERRILL.
County Judge Potter County Texas,
w. A. NEWLLN.
County Commissioners Potter. County.
d. l.. BRITAIN.
County Commissioner Potter CouutY
j W. KEN ERLY,
county Commissioner Potter County.
W. A. CAMPBELL,
County Commissioner Potter County
Subscribed ana sworn 10 before
me mis- the - day Of Nov. 1906.
(SealD FRANK VIOLIN.
County Clerk. Potter County
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DR.. ]. Henna, 81 ecialIst on dis
eases of the eye, ear. nose and throat,
is in his Office In the Eberstadt build
ing every day. Hours-9-12;1-5.
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WANT ADS.

zone cent word for first inser,
ton half cent a word each inser.
ton following, Minimum charge 15
cents, payable in advance.
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Collier

is the standard white lead;
is perfectly pure, and IS
made BY the best method
the Old Dutch Process.
Paint pA;eters Ct value to the house.
vS"- sreturG in Cur boosle', Serdf rit.
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
C'ass Avenue ard roth Street. St. Louis, Mo-
For sale by SIT class d.al.iL
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FOR sALE--Clean newspapers for
sale at Herald office.
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Notice.

In accordauae with the provision.
of Sec. 81 Article III. of .te Con-
situation of Texas, notice is hereby
given that the Amarillo Commogc. :
Club and various citizens Of Am
arillo, intend to apply to he rhlr-
tieth Legislature Of the State of
Texas, to be convened in the CiA
Of Austin on the Second Tuesday
in January, A. D. 1901 for the en-
actment Of a special law authorizing
and providing for the Southern Kan
5as Railway Company Of Texas 20
abandon and take up all that part
Of its line OF road and track between
Panhandle, In Carson County, Tex
as, and Washburn In Armstrong
County, Texas, which was formerly
constructed and owned by the Pan
handle Railway Company, being
about 1a.72 miles Of railway, and
acquired by the Southern Kansas
Railway Company Of Texas, under
and by virtue Of an act Of the Twen-
ty-sixth Legislature known as II. B.
No. 1913 and appearing as Chapter
XIV in the published laws Of said
Twenty-siXth Legislature, and re-
quiring the Southern Kansas Rail
way Company of Texas, in lieu
Thereof, to corst,uot ood maintain
road on a direct line from Pan
hanadle la C.~o4 county in a
southwesterly direction to Amarillo,
in Potter County. Texas and pre-
scribIng the terms, conditions and
regulations under which said old
line may be so abandoned and talk
en- up and such new line construct
ed and maintained.
Witness our signatures, this Nov.
10, 1905.
AMARILLO CoMMEpcIAL
CLUB,
BY JEFF d. BARTLETT,
PresideT 4
and JoHNSK. fsHIRENAN,
i!l. Secretary,
j. L. SMITH,
A. EBEg4TADF,
]. c. PAL,
w. II. Tr QUA,
r. L. sTRINGTE .'L'sW.
G. L. ofS.s,
Il. b. NE2C1ME
II. B. SANE iRNy4
Will d. MILLER, JR.
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FOR SALE--Fine registered Here.
ford bulls, J. w. Cartwright.
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Wanted miscellaneous.

wANTED-ciean cotton rags at the
Herald office. 52tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nws OF the Townand village Briefly
Told Tor Busl Readers.

Mr. aud NJ NJ Ii. McKeon and SOD.
Ebert went today to SALISBURY for a
few days visit.
Burton Stole has commenced his du-
ties as collector for the Metropolitan
Life L. surance Co.
Balt the town nearly has gone to No.
Bennington today to watch the drawing
of the seines in the pond there.
Charles Ames, proprietor of the
Faiiview livery a. Manchester was
visitor here over Tuesday night
Born, Wednesday morning a da, go
ter, weighing eight pounds to Mr. and
Mrs K. A. Walker Of Bennington I'al S.
The game Of base ball on the Ath
letic grounds Saur ay will be between
the home team and the "Foleys' OF
Troy.
Mrs +, A. Booth has gone this after
noon 10 ST Adams where she win this
evening institute a newly organized
WRC
Walloomsac Lodge, n. r. O. l.. has
purchased a complete sci OF new robe s
for its degree team OF " HI Youngs
Of Springfield Mass
Miss Ida Livingston is confined to
the house by illness and Miss Bessie
tennon is taking her place in the Ban
ner Office composing room
The dirt excavated in the work on the
Methodist church is being used to Oil
in the back lawn Of the parsonage
property on Pleasant street,
The sein n OF the Nor h Bennington
| pond is not yet under way owing IT,
the delay incidental to working the
nets ~ strange water Az eXamina
ton of the bottom is being made S
that INSTRUCTIONS can be avoided "a
much as possible. II is now expected
that the netting will begin tomorrow.
The Eagle Square company Of Soutl
Salisbury is drawing lumber frou
\ there TO WilliamstOwn this week foI
Edward Gale. a heavy load of ium
Der started from South SALISBURY al
O'Clock In the morning reaches her,
at lo'clock and does not get 10 VII
liamslosn until the middle Of the at
/ ternOOn,
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DECATUR. H.. May % The Legal
contest instituted TO prevent the union
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
with the Presbyterian church has been
decided ia favor Of the mionists Judge
Johns last night made public a decision
in which he refuses to grant the in
Junction prayed for by the antiunlon
lists and dismisSes the bill
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WO0DFORD.

Little Gladys Knight is quite IN.
There is a number of cases of the
gcip.
Chas, H. Dewey was at his cottag'
Sunday.
d r. Cutler OF Searsburg contem-
plates going to Calilornia.
Jesse Bu. bee has sold his two min
ute steed to D. NJ Gleason.
Allen Il Briggs of Searsburg was IN
Woodiord aud Bennington Monday
Already several New Workers are
ccupying cottages at Camp Comfort
Mr. and Mrs j. r.. Hathaway OF
Ferndale were in the "city" Sunday.
Mrs D. NJ. Gleason. children, and
maid passed Sunday at their home
here,
Pre-memoril exercises will be Civ
en- in the schools next Tuesday after.
noon
} I'm Nc Gee Of schenectady is visit
ing his uncle and aunt, MIR and Mrs
- ~ saw tis
! Mrs Albert Shulz has been que t
for several days OF Mrs G. G.. EastOn
of Bennington
a part OF the large wheel broke in
Mr. Knapp's mill Monday, causing a
shutdown OF two days.
Geo A. KNAPP and wlfaof So. Shafts
] hurry &nn.1ur \ frr Isls.
Belrose, their daughter
NJ c. Cutler has pitched his tent
in his meadow for out door camping
Mr. Cutler is some better
VIM. and Florence Temple have
been guests Mr. and Mis- David
Crawford of the Red Mill
Cedric Slbley aud Fred La Fran
chise OF Bennington were among the
visitors in the " city Sunday.
Miss Caroline Wilcox and Mrs Ma
ry Wright, OF Bennington, were guests
last week of Mis- Geo. W Knapp,
James Higgins has removed some
big hard heads from his Lakeside
place, and made other Improvements
Mrs John b Knapp moved up from
Bennington, Monday and opened her
summer cottage here for the summer
a number OF residents have a1-
ceptsd Governor b rs advice aua
are doing little worse than farming
Mrs J f. Smith and her sister Mrs
a. f. DEMO of Bennington Falls were
guests Friday ofAIrs Geo w. knapp
NJ S Enl'h,s feels rs p GU as a
boy of Tunis with hi, new horse a
buggy ltlsoleot Wan r.. Hawk S
rigs.
The p'ople OF 3 Remington are 10 lie
con sratuldnd FOR hayinr the A}4v.
/ ChaS K SayuIlr their plslor this
summer
The veteran Geo. w Bicktord
very low, and unconscious most oftlC
time. Pro ABLY he viii mol live but d
few days
Mrs Maria S. Cutler has moved
back to her old home where She lived
50 years ago Geo a Wood has
bought the place.
Miss Alta Cutler was guest Frida,
and Saturday Of Miss Georgiana Cut
Ter, and her cousin, Mrs Noyes Love
land. of Bennington
Mr. and Mrs Newmayer and daughter
Mildred, of bennington were in this
village Sunday. Miss Mildred stayel
two days at Mrs A. w Hagar's.
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrud,
Warn, Miss Mary and VIM, Rice, and
Joseph Seymour Of Bennington spent
Sunday at Mr. and Mrs VIM f. Cut
Ier's and had trout dinner
Last fall dogs killed Is sheep on the
farm of Arthur +. Cakes formerly
owned by Myron II. Woodward. By
Il process of law it was proved that a
Bennington mans dog "slew" some
OF the sheep, and he willingly paid e
mart of the cost
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NORTH WHITE CREEK. N. Y.

Charles Agan has returned from
Valley Falls.
T.. j. Bailey and !. NJ Bentley was
in Johnsonville Tuesday
e. J. Bailey spent Sunday with his
uncle G. NJ. Bailey OF Cola.
Mrs Jonn Gibbs has returned TO
Boston after spending few days with
her uncle r. j. Bennett
A young man from Johnsonville
stole Andrew Coulter's horse Wednes-
day evening Coulter arrested him
and sent him to Salem Jail for 60 days.
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new fire In Courtieres Mine

LENS. Department of the Pas-de-Ca
lais. May 23. Fire has again broken
ont IN the Courrieres mines. where the
disaster of March 10 last occurred. re.
sultng in the loss of about 100 lives
The new outbreak il causing galleries
to fall in, aud the strictest precautions
ARE being taken TO assure the safety OF
the miners
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10 W-PR IC Ed
ADvER Isl N G
WANTED

WANTED. Competent woman for general
W homework !. C.. H0ton, 82i school
street II
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE / offer for sale for removal.
L he market building, situated ON corner OF
NOrth aud Pleasant streets. now occupied by
G.. W. Chandler Any person desiring to pur-
chase said building can submit an Ofer for same
tl me Charles n. Powers.
EOR SALE Dry four-foot wood A. j..
i Dewey iigtA
nor SALE Two new nnlch COWS. John
Il COrcOran. Bennington Fails it7tG
NOR SALE-T Three bran new upright pianos
i for less than cost, Write quick. Address
Box l.. Remington, VT.
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A Weak
Heart

Seldom gets strong again with
out help. Awake or asleep, it
never stops, and consequently
has no period Of rest or relaxa-
ton in which to regain lost vig-
or. You should avoid exertion,
excitement and worry as much
as possible, to relax the strain,
and take DR.. Miles Heart Cure,
which is a heart tonic, to
strengthen and restore yigor to
the heart nerves and muscles.
The symptoms of a weak heart
are shortness of breath, palpi-
tation, feeble or too rapid pulse,
hungry spells, hot flashes, diz-
illness, smothering spells, pain
in heart or side, etc.
81 had been treated for heart disease
BY different physicians without any
Improvements Finally my doctor in
formed me that thero WAS little hope
OF my ever being able TO do days
work again. About that time a gentle
man called upon me, and said, j heard
OF your condition, rl ia'a COM 70
ten YOU that Or. LADIES' Heart Cure
saved my life, and ] want YOU to try
IT. ] dld SO. and after a week on 50
] went 10 my physician aud told him
had been taking Dr. Miles Heart Cure.
lie examined me and said, God bless
Miles Heart Cure. II has made you
better I'm a few days than ] ever eX-
pected 10 see you again ] am now
we'll, having fuzzy regainei my health
by the use OF this remedy"
b. r. LANSING. Rensselaer,. n. Y.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist who VIII guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. II Il falls
he Will refund yolr money
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-23

Great clearing sale of dry goods
and ready made garments at Mrs Firms
rooms 459 Main street, upstairs Coats
skirts, dress goods, womeus, mems
and childrens summer underwear,
hosiery, mems negigee and white
shirts and a large variety of general
dry goods to be sold at such low
prices that win make quick clear
ance. Sale begins Saturday May 10Th
aud every day until the stock is sold.