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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
ASSOCIATION FORMED
Battlefield viii Soon Be Marked With
Granite Shaft.

There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Walloomsac Battle
Monument association held at the Of
flee of Lyman C Wilder at Hoosick
Falls Monday evening.
A constitution and by laws we're ad-
opted. The ASSOCIATION will meet
again Feb. 10, when officers will be
elected. Much interest Is being arous-
ed in the association and its object,
and this will doubtless re-ult In the
actual battlefield of Walloomsac being
fittingly marked with granite shaft
Interest in a movement for great
celebration on the battlefield at Wal
loomsac is increasing AMI a monster
fair is anticipated on the 10Th OF
August.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24

NJ gsa.n = nsss-sa s.o- = a.
Sssssss Pssssi.s

IIsn5-ick. tas =. The fsnsrsi Of
Nrs gisncai. rho died irom ~ Effects
oi bsiss poisoned. -as held Nondsy
sfssrBoos and The bcdy pss placed 10
~ vault Mrs Iilsschi ate soase Of
H. sausage -hich has caused 80 much
Sickness among he iiAiisa rrsidenis.
She ~ss she mother 81 ibc child that
sas killed ies months ago By The
csving In Of a sand hank aud Mrs
0russitic the mother oi The other child
sho was killed. IL very III and no,
expected 10 recover a. she IL suffering
from being poisoned. Several other
Italians are critically ~.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
PROPOSED TROLLEY RoD
"a cssp hsssssss sa f'sasss tsisssi
sspsnss .et 49, nssss

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earn ing tssh pssssfg-fs sna ifsiEhi
d siii b. . sresi contsEistoe Zoe
fsfr,sFs siobs 10 lee 10 ssiiins ussif
pfodscs g. iH.fksi 81 nos tts psAfssi
strain ROAD snd Lake Chzmplsin are
toih irpm four g. eight miiss distant
Anoihsr nir-sius II ibs oompany ill
b. held 81 Pair Iisycn, February !.
Tho company is formed b. siir W 60.
ihusiss4 abd ob,sls charter ZOE iie
proposed lIbs. Il IL not the inisntlon
~ bond zBy ioua i'r ihs expense ~
buildlng the road.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
Not OdeII or Harrtm0 m.

ALBANY, n. ", Jan. Ex-Governor
Higgins was asked If he would disclose
the identity of the persons who. as stat
ed by him. he understood were endeav-
oring to divert the attention Of the pub
lie and the Legislature from the insur
ance situation by proposing general de-
partmental investigations. He replied
that he would not disclose their identl-
ty. 81 will say" said he, that did
not refer to former Governor Odell or
TO Mr.. Hartman"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
TnseATtstD Win FLOOD
s..s.s o.a q 80 10 cssssi &c. H.. |.
Nnssssass

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sisf fsaa > eieiaet sells aidaisaa b.
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isesa ihis cisy slsd isFfs ssss ssbtssf
gel is she ssfiy sssaisf bit sissF ths
ios ssni oui - u.s nsin FitsF rs
ssisss qaietif sabsidsj.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
Aisaro VIII Protect Americans.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Archer Har-
man, president of the Guayaquil and
Quito railway, has received a cable dis
patch from the new president of Ecua-
dor. General Alfaro. in which the lat
ter stated that he would personally pro-
tect all American interests in Ecuador.
The cable further states that the Quay
aquil and Quito railway was not dam
aged in the recent fighting, as had been
reported.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. pa lock ca
nal at cost Of $147,0000O0 and not
more than eight years to build or a sea
level canal at cost of about $3.50, 000,-
600 and from twelve to fifteen years to
build were the two problems discussed
by the senate committee on interocean-
ic canals.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
RE.APPOINTMENTS.
Tea Moro Old po,ims,sp Begin on Third
Term.

The following re.sppoinimenis 81
postnssters In Vermont was madeycs.
terday: Humphrey Owen, Fair Haven;
Trescou A Chase. Bradford; Burt
Merritt, Brandon; Ora NJ Carpenter
Island Pond; Barnum l. Austin, John.
son: Elwin A Have, Ludlow; John p
Webster, Ly ndonville; Paul G Ross,
Poul,ney;J W Eldredge, Randolph;
John A Sheldon, Rutland. All have
served 2 terms except the Fair Haven
appointment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
Observation-Disclosures Cured

One who suffers from chronicconsti.
patton is in danger OF many serious
ailments. OrinoLaxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as 1t aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels, restoring the natural action OF
these organs. Commence taking 1t to-
day and you will feel better at once.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. Sold by
A Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
HARDWICK MAN KILLED
Frank 7 Russell Caught Between Elevator and
Floor Of Mill.

Hardwick, Jan. % Frank I Russell
proprietor OF -four mil here. and a
prominent citizen, was caught in some
unexplained way between the elevator
and the top floor of the mill and
killed. lie was 80 years old and is
survived BY wife.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24

Cure the cough and save their life.
DR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds down to the very
verge OF consumption.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
Weather
Fair, tonight and = r-sday.

at was almost miracle. Burdock
Blood Bit ers cured me of a
terrible breaking out all over the BODY
and | am very grateful" Miss luna
Filbridge, Yves tCornwell, Conn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-24
JUMPED BOARD BILL.
VIM Mitchell Of Burlington Arrested on
Sleeper at Rutland.

Rutland, Jan Z3.-William Mitchell
wanted in Burlington on the charge
of jumping 500 board hill. was
arrested in the sleeper here this
morning en- route to Buffalo, N. Y.
He returned to Burlington.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-21
PURSUING MRS. EDDY.

Mcclure advertising its December story OF W
founder OF CHRISTIAN
in 1882 much ode
photograph when she sat " IN
cClurei
Eddy living friends willing TO
in faca
be prop1ety
apochrypha puolshed
who attest that fact
Beings a o Is
of that woman sequesteo
the
efromCh themselves
policy towards MIS- hooS
ought discourage
of and her army
public interest that affair OF
Front
the benevolent thoughts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-21
HuO's POSSIBILITIES.

in proposed breakwater "
the besp CS u
a something more 10 MO t a.
for in "
would railway
be long
De
..,r.1 of Island SO great
chief plantations 1t is one Oh e
titled the big island could IN the
r
a century building port ana Oh conheoins
Just development
No one can without recognizing the
physical conditions OF a
of utilized during eah
ewide useless the SOIL
volum OF
10 ! unst Honolulu haveto pimacy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-21
BLACK AND GOlO'S
CHRISTMAS NUMBER

Gold the High Schools monthly, is a
distinct advance on its predecessors in
bulk and contents and reflects much
credit on Editor Rae Soares.
The issue is strong in stories, which
include contributions from the pens Of
Marguerite Creighton, w. H. D. King.
"R. s." and others.
The editorial section is snappy and
contains much timely comment, and
the other departments are full of in
teresting matter.
Chas. Dow is responsible for a brief
budget of Grammar School notes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-21

will passed
ending of s25oooo worth
meats ss5 100000 worth CATTLE
milk The months record already announced by the Bureau
s172oooOoo against $47oooooo
ending corresponding 1905 and gain
those of the corresponding months of 1904 The
the months ending with October 1906 amounted to
products exported to about $soooO
steady and rapid growth of
value and dairy products exported in the fiscal year 1896 was $751;
during the deeade while the figure" for the calendar year 1906 seem
likely about the those for the fiscal asng the e"
upon ending with October
so the of meat and dairy products
interesting and remarkable in view of the fact
expectation food has shown but little increase
during that period The principal forms of Ooufs exported from the United
t 54a s h , . td uard ovemen during the nas
Decline the total value of readstuf exported in 1897
1901 which time has steadily declined
$s6oooooo and for the
win differ little from that of the fiscal
gain expectation Of meats and loss expectation of beadstuf
shown the figures of the Bureau of statistics the Department
Labor 100000
bushels 1900 sosoOoO bushels while from that date the total steadily
bushels each fiscal until 1906
calendar likely
be 1oo,oo0Ooo bushels
disposition the of the producers this large and valuable crop
1897 1901 when the exports
larger years prices
exported have been much higher in recent wears than formerly the
bue, while the
buhe 1885, So in 1899 80
Thus the per bushe
when of fan
looked
markets
of expectation looked
n
disposition before sending abroad This
ne i'm n
in o
and
of
o the
of o
The trend of the United with
a
whatever o meat
and
in of
domestic crop of 1905 cent.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
Planting Corn in Warm Soil.

In the growing Of cOrn | find that
the matter ~ seed r. OF very great im-
D%ortance, writes a Kendall county nll.D
correspondent Of the Farmers Review.
| sometimes buy seed 10 get a change
AID then ! SOW my own for a few
years. | prefer no buy any time alter
January /. as after that time seed AN
not well ne changed. II II Is good seed
A. that time Il viii stay good. aud II
bad there Il no way OF improving II I
test '.yeral times and make a thorough
test In winter. The sandy loan IS
ready 10 plant several days earlier
than the clay loan. I prepare my
sround thoroughly. and when the soil
has become warIn | plant about one
and gns hall inches deep.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10

Fort, the police with the Inspector In
command, all the farmers for twenty
miles around. and OF course all the
rnnchcrs and cowboys of the Swan
Greek country. There was no effort nj
repression. There was no need. for IN
the cowboys for the first time In their
experience there was no heart for fun.
And ns they rode up aud hitched tholr
horses 10 the fence or drove their
sleighs into the yard and took oil the
bells there was no loud voiced salutn.
ton, no guying nor chatting. but with
silent nod they took their places IN the
crowd about the door or passed into
the Kitchen.
The men from tho Porcupinc could
not quite understand the gloomy ri.
lence. IL was something unprcccdcnt
cd In n country where mon laughed all
care 70 scorn and saluted death with
n nod. But they were quick 10 read
signs, and. with characteristic courtesy.
they fell In with the mood they could
not understand. There Il no man liv.
Ing 30 quick 10 feel your mood and 20
ready 10 adapt himself 70 Il ~ IL the
true wcstcrncr.
To be continued.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
,PrHct' Points.
Healing Coepol.

The Rev. J, &, warren, o.
Sharon Baptist Church, Belair Ga
SAYS Of Electric Bit'ers: ~ aGOd
seud to mankind T. cured NO a.
lame back, ttiT ioints, ard complete
physical cOlapse. I was 30 w"at =
took me bali an hOur Ia walk a m,ie
Two bottles Of Electric Filters have
made me 80 str0Tg ! have just walked
three miles in 80 minutes aud feel lite
walk log three more. lt's made . %"
m7n Of me-" Greatest remedy foI
weakness aud all Stomach, Liver au1
Kidney complaints. Sold under guar
an,ee at T.. II, FrankIin's drug store
Price Zoe.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10

aud q pasture Of thls grass. II token
care of. Will last for many years. The
grass starts 10 grow very early IN
the spring aud flowers ia the nnrlherl
United States IN June. II likcs u
limestone soil. and on y soil rirh In
lime " establishes Itself by forming 4
vsry compact sod
This grass r. better adapted Ia. paH.
ture than 10 hay meadow. for the rsa-
son that II does not work we'll intp tho
rotations. II takes three or four velrs
for " 20 form \ compact sod. when =
pasture has been once taken BY lius
grass. tho farmer has something tliHt
viii stay nv him throush cold aud
heat. food and drnu'h. IN EcIts'';Y
the farmers pride Themselves 81 TO
Insurance ~ their hlrc EraB1 rpF-
turoR. some of which are moro than
bO yeats Old. n flowers but once IN
the season. hut after being Eragrd or
cut II quicily ScudS up q new yi.og-
Gus growth.
The gfasg does we'll In rather dry
rnl'F. hut VIII ndHut itrclf 10 almost
any soil. oven ~ tho wet meidOws
IN kfn'urNy and other states In which
HE wiGtsTE are mild u e. uSsd.. Eays
The Farmers Review. for wlntcr p,B-
tgs"s anH n H. not i]ufgCGuont that
herds tIn kept on H. The year around
n Zoos particularly well where trees
age scattered about 10 give n a partial
shade dus!us the hot dayS ~ summer.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
TILE DRAINS and ALFALFA.
Testimony II One Farmer Showh That
Roots Do Not IN Up the
Drains.

4 uoighbpr planned 10 EDw % acres
~ g'f,lta This RpTlnG. but some ono
told ham that the roots would sop M
ne, ana render theW worthless. can
not grow A.. uulggs on ~tils-dIaIrsl
land, says au Ohio isvmor In writing
20 the Ono Farmer. N a field NJ ~
ialit i've 'riTa old on my farm. where
here Is 80 much as 80 rods per mere.
'hs ti'e re Rfill ~ work. la some -
these tic, however. does the water
Row continuously, Ia two or three
days after d very wet spell. the water
viii, IN the main, II NOT altogether.
cease flowing. Several times I have
examined carefully. 20 SOC IL u rppt,
could be found IN The ME. blt I va.
unable % tnd ans. The ruoia grow
DOWN 10 tho tie, aud then pas uu
around,
am told that where the witer flows
constantly through the tile. there f.
sometimes trouble fom tho alfalfa
RIOTS entering the tile. I have sisht
acres Of alfalfa sown last August. that
has near 900 rods uf tile under a.
From the prospects tho alfalfa hold,
ont 10 me. | am perfectly wiling 10
take the risk. In fact, / put down lSl
rods last spring. that / misht feel safe
In sowing the alfalfa. I have no ex-
pectation that I will eyer need 10 take
up the tic 10 clean the roots 1It az
them.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
The Farm,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
Plant Whose Botanical Name Is Poa
Pratensis Is One Of Much
Value.

This Is one Of the very famous
grasses OF the United States and one
of the most valuable. In different
parts Of the country It is known by
different names. among which are:
Green Meadow Grass, June Grass,
Common Spear Grass.
The grass attains a good height,
sometimes being 30 inches tall. Tho
leaves are narrow aud long and are
easily dlstingulshable from Canadian
blue grass, which has a broad leaf.
The roots arc perennial, and creeping,
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10

These distinguished him from serv-
autB. who wore no shoes.
V. %. "Thc fnttcd tnll.' Ono kept
In tic stall 10 be ured on some JOY
oua occasion. "ro be merry" See '.
%. on the sinners conversion there
Is Joy In tho FATHERS heart. Joy
throughout Heaven aud among the
earthly children OF Cod. aud f." IN the
heart NJ the returned psodirai.
'. g. WAS dead scriptt o rsit.
crotos the tact that one who 10 IN Slu
W dead. "lpgt found. mother
figure cSprcaHiyc OF the sinner state.
v. - TN the nclI,' Alton Inc ~
his duties 49, oycisccr of the place.
This elder son Of the pprIbln repre-.
routs III" rhdrirocu al Jc ~ cay 1ud
all formal roligiouiEtg Of our day. both
In The coldnogs ~ his heart and hiE
s%clnrhuogJ uf temper.
v. -. -. Called olc of The lorv-
ants" a loving. tuistml gon would
have FASTENED In 10 inin w the fostiy-
lica. feeling mrc that whlt"y,r wa
going on under the la'hcrs eye va.
rifht.
V. e, "Iic wHE angry" Not q pass
Ing I'.aion. but de'p-soitei WAN
llici his heart.
81, -. ~. "Do I rcryc thee" lllT
yCiy worl1 Indicated that he had
wrought with tho spirit ~ o slave.
npt u ,ou Never rayrIt me- q lid
with my frIcld". n D. Iy ur
mcnug probable h" had c'or wanted
~ give a social feast, n" wIT no.
the kiud at mru ~ have lri"ndf. Of
care Tor social p%i"usureH.
v. a.. SON" 4 more tender word
In the nrlslull; n mlght be- ]r"ul,r"I
nay dear sou. An ...i tligc.' f.
would have been uurocmly for NJ 49,
make you q feast wien al rh' prop
erty IS your pwu. Tor sou 20 90 viii.
a. sou please,
Practical Points.
V. ~. We have been endowed with
privileges aud ]pprslbHitIog belonging
10 Col himH"lt Gen l:.7.
Y. ~. Not al his gltt8 can com en-
iatc iu q boul Tor tie loss Of God him
,clE.-LuEe l2;l5,
V. - gclf,w viii leads moa far from
God. Eph. 2;l2,
y. ~. Who dallc8 with sin soon
finds himself iH~sepIably bound n Il.
tom, G:lE.
V. a., Olo mny look In ain for
comps. lon nom his companions IN
siI. -p.Oy. ls:lE.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
CHAPTER XXI.

now THE SWAN CREEK CHURCH WAS
OPENED.
MAYHEM, nea the end OF the year,
w the Pilot fell sick Bill nursed
[crSr,tJ him like n mother and sent
GMsSy him Off for n rest and change
10 Gwen, %forbidding him to return TIL
the church was finished, and visiting
him twice n week. The love between
the two was most beautiful. and when
6nA my heart grow hard and unbe-
hrving in men and things i let MY
mind wander hack TO a scene that I
came upon In front OF Ovens house.
These two were standing alone In the
clear moonlight, Bill with his hand
upon the Pilots shoulder and the Pilot
with his arm around Bills neck.
Dear old BILL" the Pilot was say
ing, dear old Bill" and the voice was
breaking into a sob. And Bill, stand
ing stiff and straight, looked up at the
stars. coughed and swallowed hard
FOR some moments, and said in q queer.
Croaky voice:
shouldn't wonder IL a chinook
would blow up"
Chinook laughed the Pilot, with
q catch In his voice. You dear old
limbug." And he stood watching till
tie lank form swnyed down into the
canyon.
The day Of the church opening cane,
ne oil days, however long waited for,
VIII come, Il bright. beautiful Christ.
nat day. The air was still and full OF
frosty light. as II arrested by n voice Of
command. waiting the word 20 move.
The hills lay under their dazzling GOV.
erlcts asleep. Back OF all the great
peaks lifted their majestic heads out
Of the dark forests and gazed with
calm. steadfast faces upon the white.
snnllt world. Today. aa the light hlled
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
"lnIs here chMrch b open. Erense me.'

This here church Is open. Excuse me-
M the cracks that wrlnkled their hard
faces, they seemed to smile, rs II the
Christmas Joy had somehow moved
something In their old, stony hearts.
The people We're all there-farmers.
rauclcrs, cowboys, wives aud children
all happy. all proud OF their new
church, aud now all eXpcctant. waiting
for tie Pilot ana the Old Timer. who
were 10 drive down II the Pilot was IL
Ggd were Ia bring Gwen II The day was
iuc. As the time passed on Bin. as
master al ceremonies, began 10 grow
uneasy. Then Indian Joe appeared
and banded u note 10 Bin. lie read IL,
grew gray In the face and passed II 10
me Looking. | saw In poor, wayerlng
lines the words:
Dear BIl-Go on with the opening, Sing
the psalm-you know the one-and say a
prayer, and, Oh. come 10 ne quick. BIN.
YOUR PILOT.
RNl gradually pulled himself to-
CcthCg. announced In u strange voice,
The Pilot can't come" handed me the
psalm and said:
"Make them sing"
II vas that grand psalm for all LII
peoples. II To the hills viii lift milne
ey's," and with wondering faces they
sag the strong, steadying words,
AlSr the psalm was Oye the people
sat and waited. Bin looked mt the
Hol. Fred Ashley. then at Robbie
Muir. then said to me ia a low voice:
Kin you make Il prnyerf'
hook my head, ashamed, as | did
So, Il my cOWardlce.
Agiln Bin paused. then said:
lie Pilot says there's got TO lie 4
prafer. Kin any II make Onef'
gain dead, solemn silence.
fhen Iii. who was near the back,
Va, coming to his partners help:
E'What's the matter with you trying,
yourself, Bili"
The red began to come up In BilPs
.whitc face.
""Tain't In my line. but the Pilot
says there's got to Do a prayer. and
I'm going TO stay with the game"
Then, leaning on the pulpit, he said:
Lets pray" and began:
"God Almighty, | amt no good at
this, and perhaps you'll understand II
/ don't Pat things right" Then n
pause followed, during which | heard
some of tho women beginning to sob.
what | want to say" Bill went on,
SIS we're mighty glad about this
church. which we know its. you and
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-10
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