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BiII For Eighty Cent c,.,

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Mayor Me-
Clellan has requested the board of al
dcrmen of this city to declare itself in
favor of a bill now pending In the state
Legislature which fixss the maximum
price Of gas in New York city at so
cents q thousand feet.
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Ladies. Ia, q, F.ir oro..a..

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2I.-This was
the iirst ladies day Of the season at the
Fair grounds. aud the attendance was
very large. The card was good ono,
and the favorites were In fne fctile.
winning al hut the first race. The
Walden pair were the pick OF the two.
year.olds. but neither Of the two fillies
was at any time serious contender
Little Scout had much the best OF the
two mile race. and was only galloping
at the end.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Favorltes
Jared badly over the slow lumpy track
at City park. Merry George and Oar
ing. each the best in his field, were
the only winning choices, and both won
easily. Woodlyn stumbled and fell on
the first turn in the third race. Thistle
DO, favorite in the fifth, struck him.
self at the start and quit
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Every
Heart Beat

Forces about 8 ounces OF blood
out Of the heart. and sends il
coursing through the veins 20
the remotest part OF the body.
This is the amount required by
nature 10 nourish and sustain
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natures supply OF building-up
material. 4 weak heart cannot
meet this demand, and conse-
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heart skips a beat, or hutters,
palpitates, pains you, or you
have shortness OF breath. YOU
may be sure that the heart is
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure will
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and nerves.
81 had been q great sufferer for
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taking DR.. Miles Heart Cure | had
been confined TO my bed for four
months. I had frequent sinking spells.
sometimes as many as three In n day,
during which my heart would seem
TO stop beating. necessitating the call
ing OF n physician to resuscitate me.
Before finishing the first bottle the
sinking spells had ceased. and l took
altogether FIVE bottles for complete
cure. I now enjoy perfect health: and
am very grateful FOR this wonderful
medicine, for II is the means OF my
being with my family now"
REBECCA BENNETT.
1919 Yandes St. Indianapolis. lid
Or. Miles Heart Cure 10 sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. II II falls
he Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Say He Burned Their Bodies.

DAYTON, o., Jan. 24.-Dr. Oliver
Haugh was arraigned here on the
charge of numbering his father, moth
err and brother and burning their bod
les. Haugh when taken before the
judge refused to speak, and his attor-
ney pleaded not guilty for him.
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Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin diseas-
es. No need for it. Doan's Ointment
cures. Can't harm the most delicate
skin. At any drug store, 80 cents.
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Marc I,ich,.n,,c,r :, A,oo,.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 24.-1he
public picked and played four Of the
six winning fnvorites at Ascot. Mare
l.ichtenstein, ut 20 to 1, was the big
surprise of the day, winning the first
race from big field in easy fashion.
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FOR SALE

The property on Union Street in this
village, formerly Owned by NJ. b.
Houghton, and for years occupied by
him for livery stable purposes. The
property consists Of lot with a
sire t frontage of 80 feet and depth of
no, and the large barn standing there
on. II is we'll located for the business
for which IL has been used, or II can
be converted into tenement property.
When the building vas erected IL was
designed with view of It's being
turned around on the lot, broadsde
to the street, in case owner should
desire, and made into four tenement
house
This property is offered at a reason
able price, far less than its original
cost, and immediate possession given
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wnI h, In Hss, Arlington Every THURSDAY
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Ralph II. White is spending the week
at Poultney.
A large delegation from this place
are in attendance at the Cambridge
fair today.
Mrs Lifman and two children Of
New Haven, Conn, are visiting at
Russell Tinkham's.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Hicks OF North Ad-
ans were in town last week to attend
the funeral of Salem White.
The Thimble Bee resumed their
Wednesday afternoon gatherings this
week meeting with Mrs Geo. B. Well
ing.
Mrs II. Cole Houghton and daugh-
ter of Red Oak, Iowa, are guests of
Mrs II. &. Cole and other relatives in
town.
The Methodists are preparing for a
reunion the last Sunday in September
to celebrate the organization of the
church nearly 80 years ago. Old mem
bers, pastors and presiding ell ders are
expected and an interesting time is
anticipated.
At the annual meeting of the WCTU,
held Wednesday afternoon the 70 How
ing officers were elected Mrs H. +.
Lamb, pres; Mrs II. G. Cole, LIST vice
pres; Mrs II. S. Spencer, End vice
pres Mrs +. l., Virgins, sec; Mrs
A. S. Hathaway, treas. and superin-
tendents Of various departments as
follows; flower mission, Mrs L. G.
Bryant; juvenile work, Mrs Hathaway
Miss a lice Madison; school savings
bank, Mrs Asa Jones; social work,
Mrs w. f.. Smonds, Mrs II. G. White,
Mrs Ii. j. Cushman; ey angelistic, Mrs
A. S. Davis; Franchise, Mrs Il. G.
Cole; Sabbath observance, Mrs J
LOOMS; purity, Mrs j. Adams; sold
iers and sailors, Mrs p. L Quacken
bush; lumbermen, Mrs w. II. White;
systematic giving. Miss Il. Hutchinson;
narcotics, Mrs Walter Madison.
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MANCHESTER CENTER

We are delighted that election Is ov .
err for this year.
Miss Jane billiard OF Rutland Is
visiting 10 town.
School begins at Burr & Burton,
Tuesday, Sept. II.
Regular meeting OF Skinner WRC
Friday at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Goddard of Lacrosse, Wis, Is
here for few days.
Mrs Richard Smith OF Brandon Is
visiting friends In town.
Quite a number from here are attend.
ing the Camb, ridge "a ir.
Fred Rowe Who has been visiting In
Middlebury has returned.
Mr. and Mrs Frank billiard OF Rut-
land we're recent visitors In town.
Regular meeting OF Battenbill Val.
ley Grange Tuesday evening Septem-
Der llth.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bentley who have
been visiting in MIDI lebury returned
Monday.
Miss May Whipple wEo has been out
OF town for several weeks has returned
to the Colburn house.
The Misses Beatieof Fall River who
have been visiting 10 town for several
weeks have returned home.
Miss Frederick who has been stop.
ping with Mrs A. H. Botsford return
ed to Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs J. A. Botsford VIII. lohas been
visiting In Rutland, is now visiting
friends here before returning 10
Pennsy lvania.
Mr. Eey and family who have lived
in our midst nearly year have made
many friends who regret that they are
soon TO return TO Great Darlington.
+. g Archibald was elected repre-
sentative OF the town of Manchester
for the second time by majority OF
50. Mr. Archibald is one OF the smart
est lawyers In the state.
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wOODFORD.

The general election Tuesday was
very quiet. The weather was so fine
that the voters had quiet rest and
picnic beneath the big naples on the
side hill by the old schoolhouse. There
were SO names Oh the check list, 50 en-
titled 10 vote for town representative,
plus four for state and county. For
town representative james =. Rooney
had majority of six over George w.
Wood, democrat. and d. NJ. Gleason,
independent republican. There were
30 straight republican state and coun-
ty ballots cast, l6 straight democratic,
five for the independent party and one
for the socialist There we're n bal
lots Strangely split" For instance,
on one cross was opposite Proctof's
name for governor on the Republican
ticket and one for Pape on the demo-
cratic and no other candidate voted
for. On one Clement was voted for
alone. Several of the county candid
ates we're favored 10 like manner. The
Justice ticket elected all republican
and is as follows with the number Of
votes each received: a. W. Hagar,
Al; S. NJ Bowles, 81; J. +. Smith, As;
p. l.. Weld, 45; George +. Cotton, A..
James =. Rooney, representative elect,
is a young man OF good ability, not
yet "A years old and will probably
have the distinction of being the
youngest member in the state legisla.
ture.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD.


Corrected to June 2ith. 1906 Trains leave
Bennington daily except Sunday, unless
otherwise noted.
GOING SOUTH,
lao a m-Express daily for Troy, Albany
and New York. Pullman sleep
ing cars to New york
s:4O Passenger for Troy, Albany and
New York
a,aO Flyer for Troy, Albany and New
York. Pullman parlor car to
sIO Express for Troy. Albany and
New York.
7,4o passenger for Troy and Albany
$40 Sundays only. Passenger for Troy
GOING NORTH.
1918 m-Expross daily forRutland, Burllng.
ton. Montreal. Ogdensburg and
West. Pullman sleeping cars TO
: ~ Montreal and Ottawa
Sundays only, Passenger 10 Rut-
land Burlington and Alburgh
= 10 Passenger for Rutland, Burlington
and Ogdensburg.
u.IOa. m.-Passenger for Rutland and Bur
lngtOn.
2.4Op m--Fiyer for Rutland, Burlington, Mon
treal and Ogdensburg. Pullman
parlor car to Montreal.
0iI5 p m-Local Passenger for Rutland, Bur
lington and intermediate stations.
Trans from Rutland arrive at Bennington
2 100 and $40 n m, l2.i5 4.l0 and $40 p. III
also at 10 10 y. m. oil sundays.
Trains from Troy arrive at lz.4S. $40 ana II Az
"A. m $40. 500 and 6i5 y. m also ato.9o
a. m. on Sundays only
CHATHAM DIVISION.
s,I5 m-Passenger for Chatham and New
York.
1850 p m-Passenger for Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at l045 a. m. ana
6.l5 p. m.
GEO. II JARVIS, Gen'l Mgr.
CF DAILY, Passenger Traffic Manager.
q. A. NIMMo, Gen. Passenger Agt.
Rutland. W.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy ReaderA


Fred Cullinan left this morning for
Scranton.
There we're 100 from Bennington at
tended the Cambridge Fair today.
Mrs. Julia and Margaret Hayes left
this morning for visit In Brooklyn.
The Kings daughters will meet with
Mrs. Root, South street, Friday, Sept
7, at 4 p. m.
Mrs. c. ID. Greenslit, who has been
spending the summer In Woodford
City Is 10 town for few days.
Capt and Mrs. A. j. Nichols OF New
York city are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs + l. Nichols. Capt Nichols Is
cousin OF +. l.. Nichols.
The Methodist prayer meeting will
be held at the parsonage this evening,
at 7.30 O'Clock. DR. Rowley will lead.
A special Epworth League business
meeting at the close.
TAFT CLmmandery, X. T., will con-
fer the Red Cross at their regular con
clave tomorrow evening. Officers are
requested to be prompt 10 attendance.
Refreshments will be served.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for 10 the Bennington post Office for
the week ending Sept. 3 1906 Ben
Hall, William Holmes, l0l Third ST.. f,
Edward McCabe, Dr.. and Mrs. An
drew H. Smith. Chat ley Townsend, p.
j. Turner, Miss Annie Boyle, Mrs. j..
w. Hyde, Mrs. ID. B. Jones, care G T..
Evans, Mrs. +. Moore, Mrs. Lucy a..
Stockwell, care Charles Smith, Miss
Gertrude Thompson.
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BENhlNG BrIEfS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News OF the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
nRoger Hopson Of West Haven is with
friends here.
John Plumb has been spending o few
days In town.
Miss Anna Park is spending few
days 10 this VILLAGE.
Charles Donnelley OF Albany n, W
s the guest OF Guy Livingston.
DIR A. B. Bixby and wife OF Poultney
are visiting his daughter, Mrs L. II.
Ross.
II. II. Webster left today for Bar.
ton where he was called by the death
OF younger brother.
Mrs Albert Harwood left today for
Plttsheld, n. II TO visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs Joseph Lyman.
C.H Darling has leased the house
In Burlington owned by the late John
W. McGeary and Is preparing 10 take
possession OF the same.
For the month OF August the town
clerk issued marriage licenses. There
we're seven births and deaths during
the same time.
The committees appointed 10y the CE
societies Of the Baptist and Congfegat.
ional churches 10 prepare for the state
convention will meet 10 the Congregat-
ional chapel Friday evening.
Honors are coming thick and fast TO
our townsman h. =. Harris. He was
one OF the special committee composed
OF democrats appointed 10 receive and
escort VIM J. Bryan To the meeting
held In Madison square New York
after his late return from tour
around the world.
The sum OF s2l recently lost by
residen; OF the village has been return.
ed 10 him by the finder, David Akin.
Mr. Akin refused proifered reward Of
g., and SO gratifying TO the resident
who lost the money was its recovery
that he desired public notice be given
OF the honesty OF Mr. Akin.
Edwin a King. Referee IN Bank.
ruptcy, Tuesday at his summer home
10 Bennington sustained injuries which
will coniine him to his home about ten
days. Mr. King slipped and fell, sus
tanning sprains near the ankle, but
fortunately the injury was not serious,
DR. Rousseau OF Troy happened 10 be
In Bennington at the time for the pur.
pose Of attending one 81 his patients,
and he dressed Mr. Kings injury al
most immed lately after the accident.
Mr. King came To Bennington Friday,
intending To spend five days
Mrs Annie $. Hawks is guest o. W
Frank Babcock In Hoosick. She went
TO attend the wedding OF cousin Miss
Leila Sherwood, only daughter OF
Aaron II. Sherwood, which took place
in the Baptist church in Hoosick last
evening Rev w. S. Coons officiating.
They departed the same evening for
Brooklyn where they will reside. Their
wedding gifts were many and beautiful.
Miss Sherwood had been teacher In
the public school for several years
She is very popular with all and her
presence will be greatly missed in the
church and in society.
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Annual Excursion 10 white MOu n
tain Points via Ii. * NJ. r. X.

Excursion tickets will be on sale to
Fabyans, Breton Woods, Jefferson
i'orI, ancaster, N. H., at rate OF $500,
10 Bethlehan or Maplewood at rate OF
s7 10, and to Profile house at rate Of
AZ GO from Hoosick Falls. These tick
cts good going Sept. Is to oct and
10 return to Oct. inclusive. except to
Profile house, to which points they will
not be good after Sept. 26
This is an exceptional low rate to
the greatest mountain resorts OF the
country and at a time when nature is
at it's BEST
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klLLALoE. At 40 TO I.
Great FiiIy stakes Event shakes IN
sheepshcnd Hay Track.

sheepshend Hay Track.
NEW YORK. Sept. G,-The surprise
of the year came In the third race at
Shcepshend, the Great Flly stakes,
worth $4,000, nc six furlongs, when
Killaloe, a 40 TO shot, easily defeated
the lKoene entry, Court Dress, at the
prohlbitlye price Of TO 10. Mr.. Keene
started Court Dress and Pope Joan
the latter OF whom finished second in
the Futurlty. They were considered 10
so far outcass their field that practl-
cally no price was laid against them
except to 10, while the price on XII
laloe went up.
Court Dress went 10 the front at the
start and set a fast pace In the final
furlpng she tired, and Koerner brought
Killaloe up on the rail and won easily
by two lengths. Inquisitor won the
Flying handicap, at six furlongs, by u
head from Arkllrta. an added starter
with Consistent third. q head away.
Running Water, at TO 4. was the only
favoriie 10 win. Summaries;
First Race.-remacoo, first; Royal
Breeze. second; Blondy. third.
Second Racc-Running Water, first;
Montgomery, second; Sir w. Johnson,
third.
Third Race Klllaloe, first; Court
Dress, second; Kcnnyetto, third.
Fourth Raco.-lnqulsltor. first; Ark
llrta, second; Consistent, third.
Fifth Race.-Miss Crawford, first;
Martin Doyle, second; Logistilla, third.
Sixth Race.-Sir Ralph, first; Onatas,
second; Ebony, third.
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TABLE OF pERcENrAGEs.



At Boston
New York .......O OO14 1OO O-6
Boston ............O D % 0 % o.
Hits-Ncw York o; Boston. J. Errors
Now York U. Boston. g. Battcrics-Hogg
and Thomas. Young and CaTrigan.
Al Washington
Washington ...... D o % %
ts-phiiadelphiu. 9. Washington. ..
Errors Philadelphia, 2, Washington. I.
Batteries Coombs and Powers, Hughes
and Wakefield.
AZ Detroit
Chicago ...........1 0 90 0 % O. 2
Detroit ............ % ~ % o o O. y
Hits Chicago. b. Detroit. q Errors
Chicago. - Detroit. e. Batteries White
and Townsend. Willcts and Smith.
Az Cleveland
St Louis .........O 90 o 0 0 o 0 %
Cleveland .........u o o D o o .
Hits ST. Louis, e., Cleveland, = Errors
St Louis. 0; Cleveland. . Batteries
Doughcrty and q COunOr. joss and
Clark.
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Fighting In santo Domingo.

CAPE HAITlEN, Haiti Sept. Ga
messenger who arrived here from San
TO Domingo brought news that the
Dominican insurgents who had been
besieging Monte Cristi. ON the north
coast Of Santo Domingo, had been de
feated and put to flight Later they
attacked the town of Dajabon, and
the government forces were compelled
to seek refuge in the fort, where they
were defending themselves with great
cnIlrnpn
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TRAINS ARRIVING,

Additional trains leave Troy $50, due Ben
ngton 500 D. m Sundays 700 a. m, due
Bennington SIS a. m; and leave Bennington
$40 y. m. due Troy 6;55 p. M; Sundays $40
D. M due Troy II 10 p. m.
This train runs daily.
Stops only on signal 10 take, or on notice
TO conductor. to leave passengers.
! Time q. m.
Morrill,.
GenI western Passenger Agent. Troy. N Y.
- j. FLAEDERs,
Gen Pass & Ticket AT
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New York Riaemen Lend.

SEA GRIT, ~ j., Sept. g. New
York, winner Of the three previous com
petitions of the national team match,
took the lead at the close of the second
period Of the great match. Massachu-
sets continued to hold second place,
and New Jersey fell back to eighth.
Only the 500 yards stage and the 200
yards rapid fire stage were completed.
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Racing Mt Charter oak Park.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. G.-Favor-
ties won in all the three races at the
grand circuit meet Mt Charter Oak park
and the interest centered in the free for
all pace. First money in this event
was taken by Angus Pointer in straight
heats. Baron Grattan, driven by
Geers. was a good second, but the 9th
er three horses In the race were out
classed.
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Reduced Rates TO Manchester.

For the Battenklll Fair, at Man
chester, Sept. 18th, 18th and 18th, the
Rutland Railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Manchester and return at
rate of fare one way from stations be-
tween Rutland and Bennington. Tick
cts will be good going and returning
on all regular trains making station
stops, and will be sold Sept. 10th to
18th inclusive, good returning until
Sept. l4th.
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EAST PowNAL.

Joseph Barber, who has:been spend
ing few days in Schenectady, has
returned.
Lucy Lille has taken position as
teacher in the Grady district and So
rena Amadon in the Niles district.
Mrs Jennie Scriven and daughter
are visiting in town.
Clarence Michaels has been visiting
In town.
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rAnLE ID pERcENTAGEs-
Miss Doyle Took Main Event.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept 6.-Mlss
Doyle. winner Of the Douglas Park
handicap. took the main event at Doug
las park in handy fashion after get
ting away last. Sir Russell lasted long
enough to defeat Old Stone. the favor
tie. for second money. Favorltes won
every race except the handicap and
in that event Miss Doyle was a close
sccond chOlce
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New
Fall Goods

Our buyers have just returned from two
weeks trip to New York where they have
been making large purchase of goods which
will make their lines more complete than ev-
err before. Our aim is to keep the very lat
est and best quality of goods in every dept.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In National
aud American Leagues.
NATloNAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al New York
New York goo o % o o J. 4
Hits brooklyn. o; Now York, I. Errors
-- brooklyn. 81 New York. o. Batteries
Eason and Bergen; Wiitse and Brcsna-
han.
Second game
New York ........ ! o o - ?
Hts Brooklyn. 8. New York Z. Errors
Brooklyn, 3. New York. I. Batteries
Scanlon and Bergen; Amcs aud bresna-
han.
Al pittsburg-
pittsbure ......... % y % % 90 q l. 4
liits-S 81 Louis. o.. Plttsburg s. Errors
st Louis, o. Pittsburg, g. Batterles-
karger and Grady. Lever and Gibson.
Al Philadelphia
Philadelphia no o D o D 1Oi $
Hits Boston. s. Philadelphia lO Er-
rors Boston. o. Philadelphia, g. Batteries
storms and Nccdham, Dugglcby and
Donovan.