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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.

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tnIrsrl p,.lrr P1Ii. lli Irrl.Ilrii.

We refer 10 that bcon 70 ~ess. nenoas
Suffering women known ~ Dr. Fiefoea
Favofiis Prescription.
Df. John Fyfs on~ o, The Editorial stan
o, THr ECLECTIC MEDICAL kHvfru says
u Unicorn root ffSigui1f Dioin1j which
4 ono Of the chief ingredients Of the IA
VoYitc Prescription
a r,nsay .h,ee iarsri.hly ,e,. .. . yisr.
ins !nsl.'is,oI 49, ~, sO',s .,l, s
lie ooutlpues IN Heiouiss ~ have = piesiirs
ment Which more fully answers the aiptc
rurppscs fh1r drv chr drug rtfh rhtch an
aefsaiHfed IN ihg tiesiiinssni ~ o,'ssse. %
SEN which dos not present zone indlraiior
fuf this rcmcdial agent Df. frfe further
sAysi The follo-ing are trnong The lcaalne
indications for Helonia. tUnloof9 not. Psin
OF aching IN the back. with ieucorrbgs.
atomic fueah conditions of the reproductive
organs % women. mental deprcs.ign and ".
ritabllity. Associated With chronic disease. of
the reproductive organs 81 women, constant
sensation u heat IN the rpgigu Of the Kid
neys. mruorrhagia thoodlnsL due 20 weak
cncd condition % the reproductive sJstemi
smsn9rTh@s snpRrsssed o. so,.I, rgn'h y,
abnormal condition Of The digestive organs
and ana,mic tthln blood habit. dragging
sensations In the extreme lower part OF the
III more or less Of the above symptoms
are present. no invalid woman can do
better than take DIR. Pierce's Favorlte
Prescription. one OF the leading ingredi-
ents Of which Is Unicorn root, or Helonias,
and the medical properties OF which IL
most faithfully represents.
or Golden Seal root, another prominent
ingredient OF rFavorlte Prescription"
Prof. Finley Elllngwood, NJ. d.. OF Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
sit Is an important remedy In disorders OF
tho womb In all catarrhal conditions
and general onfeeblement, II Is useful
Prof. John NJ. Scudder, NJ. ID tie OF
Cincinnati, says OF Golden Sea.
sin relation 10 Its general effects on the
system there "a no medicine IN use about rhich
msre Il such general undnfmfy Of opinion. II
il universally regarded as the tonic useful In
all debilitated states"
Prof. Bartholow, NJ. D., OF Jefferson
Medical College, says OF Golden Seal:
rValuable In uterine hemorrhage. menor-
rbagia (iooding) and congestiye dysmenor-
rhpa painful menstruationl'
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription faith
fully represents all the above named in
gradients and cures the diseases for which
they are recommended.
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Wholesale Lootine of Freight Cars.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE fact was
reported TO the police that every one Of
fourteen ears in a Big Four freight
which reached Cincinnati Sunday night
had been unlocked and several wagon
loads of merchandise stolen therefrom
The robbery took place between Ivory
dale and this city The Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern also reports large
thefts. Three peddlers have been ar
rested on suspicion.
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Russia Trying nm Easy Road TO china

PICKING. Feb. G.-M Pokotilof. the
Russian minister. and Mr.. Tong, repre-
senting the Chinese government. are
discussing a Russo-Chlness treaty along
the lines OF that between China and
Japan. In part the proposals are un.
derstood TO be for the opening Of Man.
churla with the same rights and priv.
lcges TO all nations without discrimina.
ton. Russia Is TO receive mining con.
cessions In Mongolia and commercial
privileges I'm Chinese Turkestan.
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Conr. asst Business manasrf, kut .
nouleys locals. Narrarrt Uatrs. alum
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liartcy Davenport; ass't exchanges,
Edna Waihridse. subscriptions, Har .
~ Boss. The publication is a BRIGHT .
poe aud ranks 4 uiih any high
school periodical publishsd.
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e..s sssl Markets.

FLOUR STEADY. bst quiet, Ninnsssts
ratfnts fitff1ltas uinfsf stfaishis. - 80
uinisf sttfas. O. seas. Eintsf patents.
% is8tN
WtiEAT=Au opening advance on ths
naid uatr snafe anf higher cables uas
followed b. reactions due 60 bG pyfid .
shipments and reports that sn8H had pre-
rrslsii the Low temperatures vest NAY
tesgFir july. -
MEANS s.nisi- marrow. us. ms,iiufn.
q lp1zit. pa. 40. fsd kidney. BOO
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woot,-Quist. domestic nsscs EdDe
HorH=Hisaiy, state. common q choke
i>f. isdi5c 1874 f1isr oids. 10. IA.
rirc coast. $50. iofiic. 1904 NE. oifs.
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nt'TTER-Fifm creamery. common 10
extra. ifis0sc held. common 60 extra.
i10s.c.. state dairy. common 20 ssifa, lsu
20 renovated, common 90 extra, itn.0c.
CHEESE - Steady. state. full cream.
small and large. colored and white. Sep.
tender. fancy. tl.r October. best. i5is1
i7.c late made. small. averag. best.
IKE. large. III; fair. iii5risc.. skins.
fun 20 light. 1suilaC.
EGGs-Firmef. state. Pennsylyanis and
nearby. fancy. selected. white. sc.
choice. Agz5c. mixed. extra. zld9sc.
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Divorce Question In Peace city.

PORTLAND. Me-. Feb. 6.-The di.
vorce question and what the clergy can
do TO improve the present conditions
were considered at mass meeting of
the ministers of all denominations in
this city. A series of rules for the gov
erning Of the action Of the ministers in
cemarrying divorced persons was adopt
ed and ordered printed. Right Rev.
Robert Goldman, bishop of the Protss-
tant Episcopal diocese Of Maine, pre-
sided
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Peculiar s.ieis. Of nsp,i., Pastor.

NALDOsTA. GH.. Fcb. G-Ksv. !. -
Martin. Baptist minister residing In
this county. was found dead In well
early In the morning with q hundred
aud nifty pound weight tle'i 70 his
neck The water was six feet deep IN
the well. The minister's coat. collar,
shoes and tie we're found beside the
well. Tho indications were that he had
committed suicide. He was sixty
years old and had lived In this coun.
~ FOR twenty-five years. accommodating
considerable property by farming
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-06

SARATOGA, N. Y. Feb O. - The
northeastern storm deposited more
than six inches of snow and was fol-
lowed by cold wave. The thermome-
ter registers 8 degrees below zero.
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SUNDERLAND

nc white Go % North Bennington
VI arc 10 heed Of a fee hrsi ciass
mon for running Uotd uorsins ma.
chincry This l. a good opportunity
for some extra good wood rofkors. a.
steady work IL given and high wage.
ar paid " The rlghi men.
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MANCHESTER

nc White Co Of North Bennington.
VT. are In need Of a few first ciass
men for RAINING wood working ma
chinery. This l. a good opportunity
for some extra good wood workers.
as steady work Is given and high
wages are paid 10 the right men.
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Dig Fire Loss In Hawaii

HONOLULU, Feb. 6.-The Onomea
sugar plantation mill in the island OF
Hawaii was party destroyed by fire
Saturday night. Fifteen thousand bags
of sugar were lost, and the total dam
age is 100000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-06

CHARLOTTE y q. feb. a.-l1rs
ia.i nishi destroyed ~. large black
said sbgp e The southern railway 81
Spencer. =. a.. l0s.. 5000
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s.I..s-. CITE 60 si.. nss.s,sit.
BERtiN. F.b . Tbs 1srInsH EN-
g~os's wedding gift 10 Miss Alios
hoossreit -il 10 q btscsls; %, viii
llanonfA
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Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-supply fair: market strong
choice. .p.t0gs.ss: prime. g.3D6.H: Yea
calves 1850.
HoGs-Receipts fair. market higher
prime heavies $50. medium. Workers
and pigs o. I6g0: roushs. td5.3o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - supply fair
market slow: prime wethers, t.e0p !. -
common. s. 5ods5o: spring lambs. ST 70.
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$1,000 Reward
n these Letters are Genuine

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n n. uHisuot.p q NoS.
ilenningiou. VI
Ilenticnen Having been infofnied b. -
tnaaT u ny Trends TIA, 20 have anugsiiy for
sals the moot daistf and greatest taiisty q
vaicuti.ss. 4 an coatinced " must be tue
I therefore enclose three lafs. Tot uhich
Kindly s-nd nc tHo dozen assorted Naicns
tlnes fof the children. aud the BALANCE seud
10 Novelties. which He can send asuund "a
our older friends TOT fun. % let them know
We are Iu.f as young ~ ss used 30 -
We can get everything IMAGINABLE here ~
town. but ~ each hrm carries IT, owl PAL tic
ular lice u takes 80 muth shopping 10 pick ~
just what We want
I expect you select the choicest ~ All The
dlfferent Ilncr which accounts Tor your AssOft-
ment being so much icsr 10 select from.
Very truly,
(Mr-.l KATE Vas wApBLrH,
siet Filth Ave.
New York. Feb. I. 1909.
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80. 80
ID EIpET oY IHE CONDITION 90 THg
III ftri Nafiouai Hank ~ HenninEion N tils
STATE II Vermont. ~ the close Of huslness.
January 9th. iss.
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aliis ranches. special attention given to the
preservation OF the teeth Telephone con5oc-
ton
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-08-11
Who Will We Have For President?

1t now appears foregone con
clusion that William Jennings
Bryan will be the next demo
cratic nominee for President, the
election to take place, November
1903. 1t is also asserted by some
authorities that Bryan can only
be defeated by SO sagaciOus a
man as Theodore Roosevelt, the
present incum bent. Mr.. Roose-
welt has stated more than once,
thai he would not accept a third
nomination, and did not make the
statement conditional. Under
these circumstances, we are at a
loss as to who will be able to de-
liver us again, to the promise
land. There are other able men,
but the concensus of opion is that
Bryan will be hard to defeat by
ordinary personages.
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The City.

1.-THE man for Mayor and the
men for the various othes offices
will no doubt soon boom up.
Some think David S. Griffith will
make good man, =, Griffith can
win if there is no faction, which
is not probable, Conklin.is spok-
en- of as IS Whip.
Reid will, we believe be the
democratic candidate for City
Clerk, j. E. Smith may be can
didate on the Republican side, at
any rate, the Mayor of Spring
field is no small job and with an
early start, led by theproper set,
any candidate can succeed
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ington only ventures at feasible
and tangible things, the results
from which are perceptible. Our
race will soon command the
worlds attention by the places
they hold in the commercial
world. We behold..a once phan-
tasy: Negro banks, great law
yers, educators, department
stores, factories, etc. LIE us move
on under the guidance of so wise
a leader, so profound thinker
and such sagacious statesman
as DR.. Washington. Forty years
and sooner, will find our people
high in the economi', CONNER
cial and political world.
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Sangamon County Politics, Forecast

1t is now about settled who is
to.be U. S. Senator L, s,si
pers, the ward leaders and the
real politician will turn to County
and City affairs and begin to sur
mise. IL this county.the fight will
be feirce and republicans may
carry the county and most Of the
citysthis fall and next Spring
it all depends as to the former
factions harmonizing Roy
Reece and James A. Hall will be
the. center of attraction in the
convention, Walter Black and
Chas Werner also being notable
opponents-Chas Selby for Co.
Judge, it is said, will probably
beat Judge Murray, unless the
Judge makes phenomenal strides,
Thos. E. Lyons is also consider
ed more popular than Clearance
j n S, Edgar Pruitt will have a
close run to beat Chas. Van Dorm,
Opel, democratic candidate for
County Clerk, is also hard to
beat. his opponent Addleman, is
not so we'll known. J. D. Con-
slant has a:young popular oppon-
ent, Colby. Both parties appear
to have good men and the VIM
erS will be the titteSt, we hope.
Hay will no doubt win easy
over his opponent.
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Springfield Banks.

The most signal evidence that
there are prosperous times is the
fact that every banking institu-
ton in the city S, or has gone
through costly repairs, either
exteriorly or interiorly or both.
The Farmers bank has build
ed a new 100000 structure, the
Illinois bank is a substantial
modern structure and has recent
ly made repairs on the base.
ment. The First National has
gone through repairs, in and out,
so has the State National and the
Sangamop Loan and Trust Co.,
is being finely repaired. The
Ridgely bank is soon to repair or
rebuild, we understand. They
must have money to let and the
times must not be so bad as some
would have you believe.
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The New York Age, has again
dressed herself with new gar
ments and is eight pages of good
matter. not seven pages of plate
matter as too many of our papers
have-The Age ranks first.
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Booker T. Washington the Man.

Since the organization of the
National Negro Business League
by Dr.. Booker T. Washington,
our people have made phenome-
nal business leaps. DIR. Wash
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