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Fair play., 1906-08-18

There l. nothing - pleasant ~ that
bright cheerful, ai-prnrr. iIh he
world when you III hnwn ia y.nr
hrrak fast. There il n"Ihirg 80 con
dnrivr I" god work aud good re-.
su''s T,e healthy man with - hraiih,
mud aud bnd l. better iriinw, u
better workman. n heurr riuz"n chan
the man or wnInAn who l. han
dicsppcd b, some dissbilIh however
sligi. a -ligb' disorder at the
stomach viii drrangr ,onr hudy
yGnr thoughts and ,uur dI.pn-iunn.
Grt away from the nurbidnc-- aud
tie hlu's. Ke'p ,onr 81, mach ~
tune anh h"iii your brain aud bndy
will re-pund I.IIlc indtscrelion. Of
oyer eating eau be easily corrected
aud YOU viii he surprised 4" -. how
much better man You are. Try u lit
lie Kudol for ID, spep-ia after your
meals. sold By Il. w. Lauuiug.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Daring the summer months childri n
ATE -ubjecI to disorders oi the bowels
which should receive careful attention
~ soon n the tirti unnatural loose
ness oi the bowels appea,s. The best
medicine IL use for bowel complaint
is Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOra Remedy a. il promptly con
trolls any uunHiurHl i0Ospness OF the
bowels, whether il be IN chld or m
adult. For sale by Iiinch IL Douglas
and x. w Lanniur.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
X w IANNlNG
FRISCO TIME CAHD.

No. sos Memphl- Express leaves
81. Louis 1898 p. IA, leaves Ste. Gen
"vlrvc 1888 ". M, arrives at Memphis
1880 o. ~.
NoSOl Memphis Passenger leaves 81
Louis s.Ul M, Ste. Grncyirvr 10 20
=. IN, arrives Memphis s:l5 y. III
NoSO3 Cape Girardeau "rcomnoda.
tinu leaves ST. L"ui- 500 y. III nr.
'ivc- Sic. hrnevirv" $40 -. III leaves
Ste. hcnevrye 500 N m, arriyes
Cape GIr"rdrHu 10 80 p. ~.
NORTH.
M sO6 s.. Louis Express leaves
Memphis 6:2O =. M, leaves S'e. Gen.
rvI"vc 4:i3 ~, m, arrives at St LUui-
200 n.In,
NJ. SO2 ~, Louis Passenger leaves
Memphis 6.5O II, m, leaves ste. Gan.
:" i"v" 5S q. M, arrives 81, Loui-
7:22 Pm
N"sOI Cap" Girnrdrau Acc"mmnhn
to" lray"- Cape i,irnrdrnu b;OOH. III ,
arrives Ste. ',ra"virve 7lO., leave.
ste Grncvievr 1880 u. M, arrives ST
l.oni- 1913 -. ~.
Effective June 3, 1906,
Fair play., 1906-08-18

The Secretary "i The Interior has
Withdrawn from entry 3 1000, 600 acres
at Government Iaud in the west It
j. though, that tins land may contain
workable coal beds, The Geological
survey will make au examination of
these bands 10 find out which ones con
tain traces of coal. Those that do not
viii again be thrown open to entry,
while he coal lands will be held for
sale al prices liked hv law
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Cured Il Comrade Of Cholera Nor
hus aud Saved His Life

Whilc returning from the Grand
Army Enrampmeui NJ Washington
Guy, ~ c"nraie from ElgIn, III wa
taken with cholera murhus aud was in
critical cOndlrIun =" SAYS Nj. J H..
ii"ughlHnd, at Edou, Iowa ~
gave him Chamberia,n'- C"IIc, ChOl.
rr" aud Di"rrh"cH Remedy aud he.
hrVr-"red his ille | have been en-
gagged tor ten years IN Immigration
WORK snd conducted mnuS parties Ia
The south and west. always carry
this remedy and hHye used u success
lnlIy on many occn-iOn- No person
travelling or at home should be with.
oui thi- remedy" For sale by IIincE
~ Douglas and Il W. lanniug.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

The Chester will reach Ste
Geneyieve NJ 8 o'clock sharp on
her down trips all summer and
be in good time on her mp trips.
This il almost as good rs railroad
timr and just one halt the fare
Music on the boat all the time aud
the most courteous treatment
from the officers
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Wing On W.. y Cninaman, ha-
won ouI IL hi- contention that dried
lizards should he admitted free oi
d0ty. The custom house utIicer-, not
f!nding dried yards on the n-t,
promptly put IL nln the miscellane
Gus risss ami chnrgri 10 per cent dury
The Chlnnmsn declared that dried
lizards NE medicine nnd should be
admit ted tree, aud the court. have
decided that he j. right.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Th" Ait"ruey trneraI has deci ded
th Il HE eight hour law does not ap.
ply I" vessels under construction for
the Navy hv contract with builders
a. pii'ste establishments. The man
pinCiurers OF aIm"r, guns aud Other
naval equipment, mry also work
'hrtr mrn longer Than eight hours u
they wish
Fair play., 1906-08-18

The Secretary OF the Navy has
'Hd'd "h the contractors furnishing
meat aud bread 10 the Navy Yards a,
Hr""k'yn, Philadelphia aud Norfolk
IA show cause why their contracts
Ii 'uId not he cancelled. Mr.. Bona
part evidently does not relish the idea
II the Navy being u"cd IA the dump
ing ground tor the spoiled meats tha,
me rHcElhg concerns can't .eli else.
where
Fair play., 1906-08-18

All nations are rnirrvuriug to
check the rHVHgrE of consumption, the
'whire plague" that claims 81 maIy
victims each year. F"lry'- Honey and
Tar cures coughs aud colds perfectly
aud YOU are ~ uo danger. oi con-ump.
too. Do unr rI-k your health 10y tax.
Ing som" unknown prrprrnriuu when
F'l"r's iton"y and Tar j. safe amt
certain in results. Ihe genuine j. in
ny eItow packngr Ru'lr,nr Il Co.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Ira w. Kelley, at Mansfield, PA
writes ~ was IN poor hralIh tor .
yrAr-, -uil"ring rrnm Kidney aud
bladder trouble, aud spent consider.
ah'" money c"n-nliiug phi slCIan-,
wfh"ut "hiainiug ANY market hrue.
ii, huf was cured h Foley Kidney
Cue, aud | desire to add INV tern-
mput that It nAl he the cause Of re-
-'"ring the hrnlth OF others" Refuse
substitutes. Ru,lrdg' Il Co.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Beats The Music Cure.

:" krcp lhr bu'li ~ 'un", writes
Mr. M'rN ir"wn, 20 Laa "iI'
i'i"rr, P""ght erp-le, \ \ 81 lake
Dr. kng's New Lille i'H-. Th'y ar
The most rcllabic aud PHEASANT nxa.
i've have found" Best Tor The
S'"Inach, Liver aud Bowels Gnarsn.
te.d b! Il. W. Launing, drugglSl. Zoe.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Farmer Brown had apples green
hanging on n tree.
Johnny .piei them --"l'll take two
One tor Nuu and M.
When twas over mother said Now
run out and play
Lucky tor you rhnl Ca-casweet was
iu The hUus" today"
just what j. IN Cnscn-w"nt is on the
bottle il plain English. so doses 25
cents. Sold h, x W. Lnuniup,
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Why does the -un hutn! Why
does y In"squitu sting? WHY do we
feel unhappy iu the Good Old sum
mer Iiur Answer we don't We
use DcWrt's Witch Hazel ~alve, aud
these little ills don't bother rs. Learn
to hook tor the name on the box to
get the genuin" ) ,ld 10y Il. W. Lam.
All,
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Frr the first tImr in iuirr"Gn wears
fnr coinage purposes. Thr average
requirements Of The Treasury viii
prnhabN not exceed 100 900 ounces y
week The average price of silver tor
the month ot july last was &c cents
al ounce,
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Old Chronic Sores

a. y dressing Tor old chrome sorc-
iher" l. nothing 80 good ~ Chn,uhrr
lnln's Snive. While II j. not ahvI-ahir
- heal old sores entirely, 'hrl -houlh
u" kept IA gnOd CundIiiuu tor whlrh
thl- -aive Is especially vnlunhlr. For
-"l" hy Ilnch " Dough-. aud Il; W
IannIpg
Fair play., 1906-08-18
Do Not Neglect Your Bowels.

Many serious diseases srisc from
neglect of the bowels Chauiherlain's
stomach aud Liver Tablets are u
pleasant aud agreeable laxative They
iUvIgorarr the liver and regulate the
bowels. For sale bv lIlnclI & Doug.
las aud X. W. I.anniug
Fair play., 1906-08-18
ste. Gcnericre Branch No. 4O6
tafhOfic knights Of .fmcricd

Meets at Parnchial school Hall on second
Sunday of each mouth President, George
Thonure vice-prCsident, frank Y. Bpau-
champ recording secretary, Leo =. lealy
financial secretary, Evariste Burgprt treas
urer. Louis r. Kern spiritual adviser, Rev.
C. /. van rnnrcuhnut.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

Daring the summer kidney irrrgu.
laritir- are utien cHused bN excessive
drinking or being nverhealed. At.
trnh 20 The kidue,s al once 10y using
Foley's Kidney Cure Ru,ledgr 4 Go
Fair play., 1906-08-18
HE.rR r y. .J.s.vYS Editor.

DrWiu's Kidney aud Bladder PiIIs
act Dm the liver as we'll Especially
good for the treatment of Brckschc
and Rheumatism. Sold by X. w.
Lnuniug.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

On All e-iiuiatr b,-ed on Govern
mrnt reports, il il Predicted that
there will be over y 900 900 bales OF
cotton grown IN this country this
year.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

A. L. Naumann aud Chas Trout
man, Ste Grne,ieNe. say they
have used Dr, Rrn'S Healing
Powder and Gall Curr, aud prefer
them 10 any other remedies fol
the cure ot barb wire cuts, har
ness gals ~ proud hrsh, etc
Sold 10y X " I.anning
Fair play., 1906-08-18

DON'T drag along with - duli, hill
0nS, heavy iee,ing. You need n pill.
U-c D"WnPs Liillo h ,rly Ri-er-, the
famous htIle pills. Do NOT sicSen or
gr'n., hu' results are sure, Suld by
II w. Lanuiug.
Fair play., 1906-08-18

A world of truth IN n few words :
Nearly all other cough cures are
c"n-tipHing, especial, those con
tanning opinl"s. krnnedy'- Laxative
liunry and Tar moves the bowels.
Contains no upiarc.." You eau get
II NJ K. W I.nnulrg'-.
Fair play., 1906-08-18
ChambrIlaIu's CUllr, Cholera aud
DiuIIhup. Remedy.

Th's IL perfectly reliable ine''icine
tor bowel complaints, and one that
hns never been known I" tail even IN
the must severe nnd dangerous com
plant. For sale 10y lIinCh ~ Douglas
aud Il w. Ianning
Fair play., 1906-08-18
FAIR PLAY.
SATURDAY. AUG. Is. ls@

tVNAIL-iS ADvAsCK-PosTAaK rusPAIp.
Onr year. inside county,. zee. ............ sl.N
Dn- vsar fnutaide - / ..... .25
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-07

Shoes polished at Levy's cigar
store. oct1stf.
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GRAND |||| D0PERA HOUSE
TONIGHT

Mona Ion, Darlington, leading woman
OF The Runaways," the smart
musical play in which Georoe
Honey Boy Evans is starring tbis
season, has won all sorts Of praise
i I! her portrayal of Josep Nav Oar
Ing, a comic opera queen. Miss
harrington, aside from being charm.
ing and handsome, possesses that nm
usual feminine trait. rare sense Of
the ridiculous. In the burlesoue Of
q scene from a melodrama. with
Miss Darlington as the persecnted
heroine and Mr.. Evans as the low
/, proved william, who attempts 10 stab
her on the lady's refusal 70 leave her
husband and Fly with me-" the act
ress shows remarkable versatility
and easily shares honors with the
star.
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OIL NEWS

In che Folsom district, the South
Penn company has drilled its No.
"a on the Genine Robinson tract in
to-the stray 81 feet and has develar-
ed light gas pressure.
On Long Run, Wetzel county, the
Philadelphia company's No. / On
the William Teagarden farm, shot
last Thursday, is holding up at 10
barrels day. No. 2 on the same
farm. is drilling at $500 feet, and
the location for No. 3 has been
made.
On Big Elk Run, Sardis district.
this county, Z. S. Easton & company
are rigging up at . second test on
the Richard Webb farm. On Mcfn-
tyre Fork, in the same district
Griffin & company are down 2,5ta
feet at a test on The John Hendel<
son farm.
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224-22o MAIN STREET.
Elkins Tenders Car

Washington. Feb. Senator
Elkins has plased his private car al
the disposal of Representative Long
worth and his bride, and it is belicv-
ed that they will leave Washington.
about o'clock on the afternoon on
the wedding for one of the isolated
portions of Florida. 1t is expected
they will also visit the old home of
Mr.. Roosevelt's mother in Roosevelt,
Georgia.
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Fiduciary Notices

The accounts of the following
named fiduciaries are before me for
settlement:
>. H. G. Lang, one of the execu-
tors of the will of A. C. Deycrs. de-
ceased.
Joseph Bartlett, committee Of
Irwin III. Smith.
james F. McIntire, guardian Of
Amy r. Tetrick.
Richard Y: Thompson, guardian
of Louise v. Thompson.
Ellis j. Marsh, guardian of Guy
Marsh.
Ellis J. Marsh, guardian of Sylvia
Marsh.
Geo. F. Randall, committee Of
Thomas J. Allen.
s. D. Camden, administrator OF
10. j. Golf, deceased.
John W. Harbert, assignee Of
Melvin Marsh.
James E. Goodwin, administrator
.lof Cynthia Corpenlng.
Blaine J. Wilcox, guardian of
Clara Wilcox.
4 G. w. Post, administrator of Phe-
be Post, deceased.
4 w. E. Bennett, administrator OF
Arthur A. Bennett, deceased.
w. E. Bennett, guardian of Clio.
wis Wayne Bennett.
Lille B. Kimberly, guardian o.
Sena Bell Kimberly.
Wesley r. Moffett, administrator
Iof Fl. G. Moffett, deceased.
Wesley r. Moffett, administrator
of Susan F. Moffett, deceased.
N. B. Curkendall, guardian Of
George Gay Goldsmith. nee Lawson
NJ. B. Curkendall, guardian OF
Hugh Lawson.
NJ. B. Curkendall, guardian oil
Loretta Lawson.
NJ. B. Curkendall, guardian Of
Tracy E. Lawson.
NJ. B. Curkendall, guardian o.
Lucy A. Lawson.
NJ. B. Curkendall, guardian o
Otto T. Lawson.
NJ. B. Curkendall, guardian .
Roberta Lawson.
Elmer F. Goodwin, trustee OF +
A. Martin & Co.
t. D. Bennett, guardian o
Charles G. Bennett.
: Charles G. Coffman, administra
ltor of John NJ. Coffman, deceased
H. g. Robinson, administrator o
George W. Elliott, deceased.
Simon S. Shriyer, guardian o
Bertha B. Conoway.
Simon S. shriyer, guardian 0
Prudie P. Conoway.
Simon S. Shriver. administrato
Of Emma Conoway, deceased.
Marion II. Davis, administrato
of Owen Davis, deceased.
Given under my hand Februar
rl7, 1906.
JAMES n. DAVID,
Commissioner Of Accounts for Hm
rison County, West Virginia.
d7&14feb&9w.
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PercaIes. &c.

Avery interesting price isn't it---six
cents ayard-tor good percales in fine
variety patterns, width is three quarters.
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Belts r or Less

A table eff Belts, formerly 25c, SOC,
69c, Z5c and 500, reduced ;one.third
for quick clean up. A great many things
all over the1store atreduced prices.
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WOOpMEN meet

The Woodmen of the World meet
in regular session tonight at the
Pythian hall in Glen Elk. Tie
Uniform Rank Of this order will
drill tonight:
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SWEET MELoDY rLouR.

w. r. Mckee & Co, tailers, are
now located at rooms Is and 16 in
the Irwin building sIianet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-25
FOR SALE

All the real estate owned by G. H.
Darling, situated on Mccall street
Bennington village, and consisting
the following parcels
LIST. The two story framedwelling
situated on corner OF West Main and
Mccall streets, together with go
lot.
End The two story frame dwell
ling known as the "Victor Ayey"
place situated on the east side Mccall
street.
Bird A building lot east side Mccall
street.
lth. A building lot on the northwest
corner OF West Main and Mccall
streets.
9Th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot.
5th. a two story, three tenem Mt
house on vest side Mccall street.
It'll A building lot Just south fr N
said three tenement house.
Sth. A two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall street.
The above property will be sold in
one lot II desired or in separate par
cells, and is offered at reasonable
price.
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HOOSICK

Mrs. William Smith OF Burlington is
visiting at II G. Browns.
Mrs William Davis OF White Creek
is visiting at X. G. Browns.
Andrew Carr Of Petersburgh spent
sunday with his daughter, Mrs Andre "
/ Prebble.
Lawrence McGraw OF Stamford spent
a few days with his uncle, Thomas II.
Sullivan.
Mrs Albert Russell Of Hoosick Falls
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs @.
X. Potter.
Master James Mccormick OF Troy
spent last week with his sister, Mrs j.
II. Donnelly.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Williams are
rejoicing over tie arrival OF a boy
baby, born last Wednesday.
Miss Lottie NJ. Greene OF Bennington
spent few days with her friend, Mrs
Thomas II. Sullivan, last week.
Mr. and Mrs A. r.. Wohanker Of New
York spent a few days last week with
his sister, Mrs Samuel Martin.
Mr. and Mrs John Cox and son How
ard spent Sunday with Mrs Cox's
mother, Mrs TeGt, at Petersburgh.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hahn OF Provi.
dence, X. l., are visiting at Mrs Habn's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Peter Minkema.'
Carl Brown OF New York is at DR.
james. II. Donnellys. Mrs Brown and
son George have.been here for the past
three weeks.
Mrs Lillian Fitzgerald of Williams.
town and Mrs Walter Fuller OF North
Adams spent few days last week with
Mrs Matte Jepson.
The fifteenth United States cavalry
reached Hoosick last Thursday noon
and camped on Sanford II. Ruddis
meadow. There were - officers, 600
men, 600 horses and 30 mules Just
before the camp was reached at Hoo
sick two horses dropped dead. The heat
has FRUSTRATED more than 30 men since
the march began last SATURDAY. Be
cause Of great crowds atcamp all trains
from lIoosick Falls we're run local and
all stopped at IIoosick. Owing TO the
severity Of the heat Col Hardie dis
pensed with evening parade, to the
great disappointment OF hecrowd, var
iously estimated at from 10000 to 90
900 people. Instead, there was a brief
review of Two troops at half-past five,
during which one man dropped in his
tracks, fainting. Several hundred went
to Hoosick the next morping TO see
them break camp. This occurred at
e 30, and one hour later the forward
march began.
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TABLE or PERCENrAGEs.
Now worla,. necord mung up.

DETROIT, Mich, July 25-In the
presence of the largest crowd that ever
went to a harness race meeting at
Windsor new worlds record was
hung up. Ardelle, the Chamber Of
Commerce stake candidate of Geers,
won the opening mile In 2;05A, which
is faster than the big stake was ever
won at Crosse Pointe and the fastest
mile ever made by mare in her first
racing season in July. Ardelle was fa-
vorIte over big Geld and beat them
as she pleased, winning the first heat
from behind and the others being in
front. The Cleveland race seems at
her mercy. Every winner was race
favorite.
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SAMSON AT BRIGHTON.
Favoritc Defeated In Race For Iro-
auofs stakes.

Favorite Defeated In Race For IrO-
auofs stakes.
NEW YORK. July %. 90 Samson,
played down from Z 10 . 20 ~ to .,
won the $500 lroQuols stakes. one
mile and 70 quarter az Brighton Beach.
defeating Albert H.. the second choice.
with FlImnap third. shaw broke sam
son In front and as the field passed
the stand be- WAS leading los half "A
length. with Nurokl. the fayorlte. sec
ond and Albert T. third
In the run around the paddock turn
ana down The back stretch Samson in.
creased his lead 90 two lengths. with
Kuroh aud Albert i. alternating In
second place ln the stretch Martin
sent Albert T.. after the leader but
WIS never able 10 get up. samson
winning handlly 10y length one IA
vorlte won Summaries.
First Race. ClOycrcrest first; Fire
brand. second. Miss Ogden. third.
Second Race Kentucky Beau. FIRST;
Penarris. second; Tony Bonoro. third.
Third Race-Bellc OF Pequest. FIRST;
Water Tank. second; Lone Hand,
third.
Fourth Raco.-Samson, FIRST; Albert
f.. second; Fllmnap, third.
Fifth Race o. Rubrlc, first; Bobby
Kean, second: Gornnlum, third.
Sixth Race Yowrlc. nrst: Somnus,
second; Clements. third.
Seventh Race. Mlntberla. FIRST; Um-
brella, second: Flowaway, third.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ssws 90 the Town and village Brsny
Told liorBnaN neaders.

yews ~ the Town and village hrsflJ
Told ,forBusY Readers.
Miss Anna r. Riley OF New York is
visiting friends here.
Roger williams OF Penn Yam. Pa,
Is visiting friends in town.
Arthur Burk OF Utica Is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs Ann Lee
Francis Smith and Walter Smith
are camping at BARRIERS pond.
Arthur Russell has a position as
bel.boy at the Walloomsac Inn.
Miss Minnie Barber has gone to
Wells Beach, Maine, for several weeks.
Miss Sophia p. Goldsmith left this
morning for visit with friends In
Boston.
Carl White OF Denver, Colorado Is
spending a week with his father, james
II. White.
Mrs Jennie Barber OF NJ inneapolls
Is visiting her brother, Daniel Barber
of Bennington Center.
j. Andrews left today for Lake
Champlain where he is building a club
house for the Twilight Boat Club.
Frank Gulltinau, brother OF Attor-
ney ID. a. GuiltInan, Is Ia the Ellis
hospital, Schenectady, with an attack
OF appendicitis.
Mrs NJ. b. O'Hare and daughter
Ards have returned To their home In
schenectady after few days visit
with AIRS T.. M. Wickham.
The barn belonging to Harry VIII
loughby is being repaired and connect
ed with the Putnam house stables, max
Ing an addition OF 80 new stalls.
Mrs a. c. Sweet, Charles, Harold
and Mildred Sweet, Mrs Clifford Fales
Of Athol and Miss Florence Havendar
Of Boston, drove To Lake Lauderdale
Today and enjoyed picnic there.
Any persons having the Continental
Harmony will confer a great favor by
stating that fact TO the Music commit
Tee al 81 Monument avenue as they are
anxious 10 borrow all available copies
OF that book.
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Makes momeIy Women Pretty

No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if her complexionis bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched COMPLEX
ions by stimulating the liver and bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
not nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the name
Orino and refuse to accept any substi-
tute. b. A. Qninlan.
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Hard Fought Tennis Matches.

BOSTON, July 25.-Long, hard fought
matches ruled in the tennis tournament
at Longwood. or the twenty-nine play
ed contests in singles eighteen were
carried to extra sets, while in the
match between r. Leroy and A. Still
man sixty-two games were necessary
before the former won his place in the
second round. r. b. Dewhurst Of Phil
adelphla caught n. w. Niles, the Har-
yard champion, off his game and won
three sets to one, while Karl II. Belr,
the Yale expert, put out r. II. Pell. Jr.,
of New York, although the latter gave
him hard contest for two sets.
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Estate of Charles L. Jewett
Notice OF Settlement and Application fol-
Distribution.

Notice of Settlement and Application for
Distribution.
GTA1E OF VERMONT Alta session
- District Of Bennington. IS of the Probate
Court holden at the Probate Office in Benning
ton, in said district on the 18th day Of July
a. ID. 1906
Present John V Carney Judge.
Matte Z. Jewett. ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate
OF Charles l.. Jewett, late of BE nningt0n, in
said disifict, deceased presents her administra.
ton account for examination and allows nee, and
makes application for decree OF distr button
and partition OF the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said court that
said account and said application be referred
TO session thereof, to be held at the Probate
once Aforesaid, on the Sd day OF August.
a. ID. 1905, for hearing and decision thereon.
Ana II Is further ordered that notice thereof be
gwen to all parties interested by publication
OF the same three weeks successfully in the
Bennington Evening Banner. n newspaper pub
lshed AZ bennington, previous to Said time ap-
pointed Tor hearing, that they may appear at
SAID Time ard place, and show cause If any they
may nave, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made,
record whereOfis ordered 10 be made
true record
Attest JOHN V. CARNEY Judge
lfue copy OF the original record
Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge
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Liberation Notice

Notice is hereby given that
! have this day given my son, Olin
Cross, his time for the remainder OF
his minority and | shall not claim nor
collect any of his wages nor pay any
bills OF his contraction after this date.
Oscar Cross
Salisbury, July "a, 1906.
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NOTICE

Geo A. Custer 9th Corps Post No
y Dept of Vermont will pay $1,000 for
the arrest aud conviction of person or
persons who robbed the soldiers
graves Of tlags and flowers since last
Memorial day.
Com. Thomas Harmon,
Adj. Samuel A. Holt.