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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

il il
teen years service on major league dla-
monds the Quaker City had the Eenefit
OF his services. It was a jolly, heartfelt
farewell that the patrons Of his great
national game gave to the guest Of honor.
Arranged BY Writers.
The entire AFFAIR was typical Of the
city OF Brotherly Love. It originated
With the baseball and sporting writer's
of Philadelphia. was managed and con-
Quoted by them and once more, through
their energy and enterprise, American
League and National League magnates
sat side BY side, forgot all their AMI
mosities and remembered only that 1t
was a base ball night. and that the man
whom they were honorng was one VINO
had brought fame and honor to both
organizations.
No player who ever DOTTED Philadel-
phia Uniform to wear the colors OF the
team In another city ever got such q
send-off as Lave Cross did last night
and mono ever deserved greater honor
When It was announced last winter that
Lave had been transferred to the WASH
Ington Club It was decided that he should
not go away unheralded and unsung
It was planned that the testimonial to
him should be the greatest ever given
either player or magnate-and It was
The Greatest Ever.
Every element of fandom was repre-
scented In the gathering. For the first
time In the history of baseball the pres
idents Of the two major leagues came
hundreds OF miles to toast him for his
deeds in the past and, to wish him we'll
In the future.
Club owners in Philadelphia, past and
present; managers under whom Lave had
served faithfully and we'll, and officials
Of the club to which he will now devote
his services. spoke glowingly OF his SER
vices to the sport; writer's who had ex-
tolled Lave's virtues for years and told
in print of his many one-hand catches,
Of the files he had gathered In after spit
ting and pounding on his glove and Yell
ing: ''C&et out Of the way. I've got It,
Of the hits he had made at critical mo-
ments which sent in the winning run OF
an exciting contest shook his hand and
wished hin, we'll In his new field.
Scores of Rooters.
Scores of rooters who had never met
him, hut whose hearts he had won while
on the diamond, applauded him as vigor-
ously when he stood up to speak as they
did when no performed some deed Of
note on diamond at Thtrtieth and Oxford
Streets or at Philadelphia, while about
Twenty-Five players, many OF whom Lave
had guided In successful campaigns af-
ter pennants told him Of their regret at
losing n good comrade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NOTES

The auction sales OF real estate an
nounced for yesterday afternoon were
largely attended and bidding was spirited,
showing that the interest on the part OF
Investors In Richmond real estate IS IN
no way tagging. 1t Is true that few sales
we're made. The fact Is that on a rising
ma rket It is seldom that sales are made
at auction unless they be court sales
or foreclosures Of mortgages, when the
property offered must go to the highest
bidder no matter what the last bid may
be. AS n general rulo, the bidders at an
auction are people in search OF q bargain,
and oftener than otherwise tho highest
bidder does not go the full limit, put at
tho same time the highest bid makes a
mark that Is 4 valuable guido to the real
estate agent who has tho property In
charge. It often happens that an auction
sale that results IN no sale Is followed IN
jtwenty-fouri or forty-elght hours by a
private sale of the same property, NJ
figures far beyond the high bid at AUG
ton. The. failure to sell at auction, there-s
fore, Is n sign of activity IN real estate.
Several good sales were made privately
Yesterday, especially in suburban prop
erty. Tho Bunting Neal Company report
the sale of several beautiful lots In Boule-
ward residence park. upon which It IS
understood residences are to be erected AT
once
Tho contract for the construction or the
buildings on Belle Isle for the virginia
Pipe and Foundry Company has boon
awarded to tho McCllntlc-Marshall Con-
struction Company. of Plttsburg, ana
work ia to be commenced mt once. The
building viii BIO entirely of iron. one huns
dred and fifty feet long by ono hundred
and twenty-five feet In width, It's cost
will bo $4,000. Tho McClintlc-Marshall
Company has other contracts In Rich
mond, and employ a large force OF
skilled mechanics.
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BIC OFFER TO JEFFR|Es
TO MAKE SIX FIGHTS.
Jimmy coffroth Offers Him $780,
900 to Meet Men Whom
He Will Name.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.>

Especial 70 The .'ITIlcH- DIsptlCH.1
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL, April IL
Jimmy Cofrroth, head Of the Fighting trust
In this city. Is out with an offer to
champion James ], Jeffrles OF $4,000
for six fights with men he will select.
This is made In retort to an offer OF
100000 made n few days ago by Tom
O'Rourke, manager Of the Tuxedo Club,
Of Esslngton, Pa.
Coffroth says the offer is entirely bona
fide, and that he Ia prepared to make
good II Jefrries accents.
It Ia the biggest purse ever offered q
fighter,
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Baltimore, Roanoke, !,
=. - "a rha rrilneG -YllaNatC h.l
lspeetal to The E.1mesI-i

;, I t XFnyStrT VA. April 1.-THE Roam
ot teo Team Mayed their first PRACTICE; sane y
I' to in favor, Of Baltimore, ~ Z, u
!. !, ! s. ..oosoioooNl 8
1 RoanoSa % o90Ioi 90 - MN, 4
Mlttaries: Baltimore.Pilling a,H u M,rs.-
can; Roanoke staley, Dawson H''n ,Yo''A7
NTH The, features Of the gaHe were Wltten's
honis run for Roanoke, and me p! s I,1'
Ting Tor baltimore. a large crowd Wit
messed the Ep1nes 4.
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TRADE

& Large auction sale OF Bedroom Suits
Bureaus, Wnshstands, so rolls New Ma t.
ting, at our acution house, No 10 North
Seventh Street. 81 II 4sas
ia TODAY, APRIL 12TH,
at 1880 o'clock. we will sell six new
Oak Bedroom Suits, 10 odd Bureaus and
Couches, five Baby Carriages and Coz
Carts, two extra fine AIantel Mirrors
three Drop-Head Sewing Machines. three
Show Cases one large can OF OIL Uprilgght
Piano, several used Carpets, one Top
Wagon, one Top Buggy, one IA Double
Wagon. Lots OF other goods. :. :. VI
&GSF THE STANDARD AuCTIONACO.S
B. c. Buford, Manager and salesman
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MINNIE ADAMS WINS
CUMBERLAND DERBY
nv Associated Press. ,

NASHVILLE, TENN; April li1 :; rhs, C w,tS
ss'ooo added was The feature event OF ths
ssnax Mans Hsan paFs MAS an a
syinnar Sho was favorte In the betting ana
rushed to tbs front ct once. settinE ne PAGE %
suit herself and nnshing well N hana- PAM
AE E1rst uce--slx furlouss-yohn Carroll a Y
loi ar.t Iyan he Ts.r4h1s, mS g e :, tsson' M
sn,ond rasne-44sif mtIs-Ian 13rsdleys q tto =
asst oatwsI q 81 81 sseaad. Miss Po'ae -
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Fair Grounds.
tBy Associated Press,)

(By Associated Prcss.)
NEW ORLEANS, April ii.--Fair Grounds
summaries: 52l l6h, ID
1rst. Allista q to y second. st. John q 70 y
third. Time. 1.4 rs.
Second race-six furlongs,-Dnpple Gold 10 to
y frst, verandah "a to ~ second, Monis (15 10
y third. Time. 1.I61.6.
Third race-One milo and a slxteenth-Avold
70 10 % nrst, Unc1c Henry Is to y Heco1d Hol-
io.vay 10 TO y third Time l:4s:
Fourth racc--Fvc, furlongs--111vineiblc q to y
FIRST Gold Enamel = to 3 second. BIZ Mayham
rs to II third Time, 1907.
Fifth race-one mile and a observation-disclosures
tor "a TO y lrst Celebration g TO y second,
Ba1n a to y third. Time, 1:do.
n sixth race-One mile-Lena J. n3 10 81 flrst,
Harry Scott (l2 TO y second John Mcbride
e 10 y third. Time l:A 4-h
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Oaklaw,n.
(I3y A.socIh,ed Prcss.)

(Byt Associated Press.l
HOT afR1Nds. ARK, April i1.-oak1awn
First receive and half furlongs-concert
III to 81 first, All Brack e to y second. Black
HAT III to y third Time. 1o7 ID
Second race-flalf ntle--Rosalla 70 10 81 first,
Miss Martha 10 to y second Jacomo q 30 y
third. Time. :49 3-5.Bs I5 f56t
Third race-six furlonss-stand Pat Is "a q
first, Condo (cven). second, Henry o. az 10 y
third. Time 1i3 3d. is=
Fourth rnce-One. mlle-Legntce q to s. first,
TO j third. Time. l:4l s-5.
Fifth race-Three and A. half furiongs-Ca-
hore q to- - first. Benevole u2 70 y second,
Duckton Il to u third. Time. AZ 49,
Sixth race-One mile and an eighth-Embnr-
lrassment az TO y irst, Marshal Ney 6 to y
second, Bull Pinch Is to y third. Time. ! :52 3-5.
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Baseball Scores.

AT New York-New York (NationaD, 9;
At New York-NcY: York (American). 6;
tAt Cincinnati cincinnati (NationaD, s..
Buffalo (Eastern) y J..
At Baltimore-Was (Amerlcans),
s; Baltimore, 4.
At Birmingham-Birm 3: Nash
AT Athens, CAT University Of Georgia,
t1 d I4ou III Ky I'LL Boston Americans,
s;uI.ouisville.,ts. mr. ~ nf54f
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10 II third. Time, 40 a.s.
Third race--seven furlonEs--Braden r. TO 81
lnrst, OutwAiH(S 10 ..5) second. Miss Point tN
to u third. Time. 2s 20.
Fourth .roce-Cu9lberiand Derby. mile and az r
To- 81 second Halowtnns Us TO y third. Time,
Fifth race.-lialt niile--Ton nelnn q to y
rrst, d Ormonde IS to y second, Grip q? to y
sixth race-Ohe tr,llc.-kara 70 to y nrst,
nian Is TO y second, Padur q to y third.
Time, 1.42 2.6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
RAlNEY BUYS HORACE E.
AND GETS JOCKEY RAOTkE

NUAfPHIs, TENN. April 11.-Announce-
rnant was made here to-day that Paul
Rainey. owner Of the Anpaah a, stable, h g.
nuis' the two-year-old colt, Horace E.,
by u: Baian mo Lynah The puT..
chase price is given as 81 800. Tho colt
Will be taken to New York: Mr., Ra,ney
K1air contract on the services Of Jockey
Herman Radtke, paylng, It Is announced
$4,000,
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tWU TUUIIIlVIIt5 VL I 17'''
science legal; yet when
II comes TO base-ball-
ology they are among
the leaders Of the pro-.
fesslon.
All the men were IN
the best OF trim, when
Manager shafrer trot-
ted them out TO
the park yesterday:
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
\ 1906 East Main street. s
AUCTION SALE OF WARDRoeEs,
4 CHAMBER SUITS, DINING TABLE,
V slpEHoARDs, PIGE ON HOLE POOL
TABLE. ETC.3TO.DAY.

tath, commencing at 1O:so A. Nj, within
o,ir warerooms. 1906 East Main street.
Double and Single Wnrdrobes. Oak and
walnut Chamber Suits, handsome Oak.
tie Mirror with cherry frame Walnut
bookcases, Fiat Racks Oak and Walnut
Extension Tables Dining anad Bedroom
Chairs. ono Copper Coffee Urn, washing
Machine. Mahogany Candle Stand. An
tiquc Fender, Office Tables and other n r
ticleB too numerous to mention: also ono
Pigeon-Hole Table with slate top. balls
and cues. RICHMOND AUCTION co..
George II. Valentine. Auctoneer. @
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HART AND GARDNER SIGN
y|4 ITO FIGHT IN TWO WEEKS
1snec,al to The Times Dispatch

"---- IbpHCIEI1 70 IElU- F977e" 7!7F'9Ft0'V7
NEW YORK, April. ll.-Mnryin Hart
to neht four rounds on April I'D. before
the twentieth Century Athletic Club IN
the Concert Hall at Madison Square Gar
dem, Tim Hurst VIII referee the go, contest IT,
a ilgiit TOR some time and tho chance to
get together given them by the Twentieth
Century Club was Just what they have
been wanting, i.r.,,.t,t 4s.sl
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IN
SPLENDID TRIM
Men Show Up Well in Some
Hard, Fast Practice With
the Little Sphere.
TEAM WILL BE HARD TO PICK
Every Man is Good, and Final
Decision Must Be BY a
Hairs Breadth.

II the Lawmakers first days practice
or Tuesday was counted good, yester-
days must be considered as super f iine'
Though they probably do not know even
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
H;tters Win Again.

Risons Filters defeated the Sixth Gram
mar team OF Madison school yesterday by
n, acbre OF II to 10, , $50, -,
The game was n the sehoGThs rs ra HItter 1p
Started St ted the batting rally aid made four
fp Tie lineup; Rqmsdell center or, he s1i
seld: Fitzgerald, short-stop; NJ. Cham,
Mars right field; Lumpkin, second base;
scihYninke,F third base a(captatn); sutton
pitcher; Howell, c "a 1Nr,,1Ncs 3
- 1,9S4 Scr. II, n.
R,son's IIltters..,'1 5o9S99 AZ 9 }GE1d Z
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far,dorn on q plank
ed sllad.
: The presentation
took palce at WASH
lngton Park on the
Delaware In the
presence OF la
friends and adj
mirers Of the third
baseman whose
popularity was &C
great that for four
fnop If hiS nine.
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TECHS TECHS TO- have TWO
\. GAMES IN CAPITAL
North Carolina and A. and M. to
BE Played Here
Next Fall,

The yirs4n,a Techs hays not yet complete!
Nav MOTH Carniina here October 18th, and The
North Carolina Agricultural and Msehanical
College on Thanksgiving Day 10Th ths e. Gnro
State and good. strong games are expected
With tho Fsnow me ~ peSss I list are with
psnnsy,ynnia, the Navy nuekuell and yands1E-
bit No game has Yet been arranged WIN
Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
lave CROSS SOLD
BY THE ATHLETICS.
After Fourteen Years Of Service,
Champions Let Third
Baselnan Go.
TESTIMONIAL GREATEST Isl EVER Z
s : &: /. - - ------------
Scores Of Rooters Applauded Him
When He Stood Up
to Speak.
TESTIMONIAL GREATEST EVER
8" 49,.

fspeciaI to The Times-D ispatch.)
A PIlILADELpH1A..p PA, April l1.-I'ave
Gross, twice captain OF the champion
Athletics. was last night handed over TO
tho washington Club by Philndelphh's
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! franklin, ~; Academy, 3.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
4 FRANKLIN, VA, April 1.-THE base
ball team Of this place defeated the
score Of II to 8. The academy changed
pitchers three tImes.s Battery for the
Town was Lawrence and Bowman.
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tO-Uuy, uuu stIIVTe We5V
several upsets that
wrought havoc with
wthc farm players and
swelled the bank
rolls Of the book
makers.
"VIrginia'' Brad
ley furnished the SEN
sntion Of the day by
running Peter Paul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
Eastern. q :&Martinsburg, 8.

FRONT ROYAL, VA, April 1.-THE
ibase-ball season opened here To-day by
College defeating Martlnsburg,
w. Va, to g..
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Property Transfers.

Rich,nond-Mell u. Ferguson to Luther Lib
by, IS feet on north line OF Grace street. io'
feet west OF Allen Avenue. 81. 400 :,
James y. Elan and wife TO Henry p, w.
lerstein, is feet on west line Of May 70 Stree'
northwest corner OF Cypress Alley. $500. 49,,
Julius A. Grasherger and wife to y. q, He,'
ger, 45 feet on west line Of twentieth street
Nos. IL and is North. $1,000.
Patterson and White. special commiss'p1 ar,s.
to Charles Gasser, personally e the james
River Sand Co., Inc, $3.50, 49,,
Martha A. and l.. ". Wise to D, 3, Va!ell'
tine 90 feet on south side OF Monument ave
nue., AN feet eist OF Allen Avenue, slSWS,
Judith A. Crenshnw's trustee ana ,iuul'n ~,
Cranshaw to Edward J. Cook. 9,s feet on We YES,
line OF Adams Street. 12s.a feet south OF Leigh
Street. 50, 100. r.a,,tor
20 feet on north side of Grace street, $50 lee'
east OF Fifth Street. &c. 80
HenrIco-C. u, Wingo and wife to Thomas :, o
McAdams, lsls feet on 2O-foot alley running y
parallel with and distant 100 feet norm q
Charles ], Shuman and wife TO Mary D. WAC
day and s. ], Mountcastle 60 feet on MOL
teiro Avenue, southwest corner OF Minor
Street, plan OF Barton Heights q.
a. w. Edwards and Wife 70 George y, , rra"" a
lin 10 acres OIL south side Clayton foau'
miles west OF Richmond. $lSo
Il, r. Duke and Wife to 9. ~ fioNe, 70 y rs u
tee acres on north line OF Ladies MILO mua,''
between Meadow Bridge Road and brook turn,
Henry s, Wallerster and wife 10 Q 7. M,
Law, ?3l-2 feet on east line Of Tweny-secoN'
Street 1851. feet south OF u Street sl.-.c. .-.
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q tract of land containing 47 acres, more
or less. in Chesterfield county. Ya.,& on
the River Road, about hal q mile vest
Of Granite Station, This land fronts on
the River Road and runs back to James
ham Granite Company. 1t has SOME wood
ON it, is of good quality and lies
we'll. It's proximity to the city OF, Rioh-
ern railway, makes 1t specially deslrable
Terms-Cash sufficient to pay balance
duo on note, 500 with Interest from u. lst
mated to DO about 5000. and tho remainder
in equal instnllments at one and two
Years. secured by deed Of trust. or cash
at option Of purchaser.
@. A. ROSE, 81
q. CARLTON JACKSON.
Trustees. n
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
OF II
Tract Of AZ Acres in Chester.
field County, near Gran
tie Station. All

Being required SO to do by the bene--
flciary In a certain deed Of trust, dated
June 80. 1897. and recorded n the clerk's
county. Va. In d. 81 "a. p, 1854, default
having been made in the payment Of the
debt secured thereby, we will offer. for
sale at public auction. on the premises, On
Saturday, the 14th Day Of
April, 1906, at 1870 p. M, 4, #
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BENN1NG SELECTIONS.

First race-Pater, Rack King and
Bohemia are preferred as named.
Second race-okenIte, Orphan Lad,
BEETLE Landon
Third race--lackey, Tickle, Warning.
Fourth race-.Valley Forge, Harry
Baylor, Yama chrFsty
Fifth race-FrllIs, lgh Brush, Con-
tractor.
sixth race-Yorksh Lad, MerIlnao,
Dekaber. .lss
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AUCTION sALEs.-This Day


BY George w. Mayo. Auctioiietr,
40 North Seventh street. Phone 1900. \
PICTURES, MIRRORS, SEWING MAJ
AHHIHH ! il;qgit;,,,1tIroA oMvra 55,pIssIIss1tS
CHIMES. MATING, E,rt,. 5Eg II
IL will sell THIS DAY, at 1890 "a. nj i
one Mahogany case Upright Piano, ia
Walnut Chamber Suits ana wardrobea,
2 E'arlor suits, Pnrlor Chairs, Rockers,
Tables. Oak and other sldebonrds, China.
Closets. Dining Tables, Chairs. Lace Ours
talns, Pictures, Mirrors. Sewing Mas
chimes. several Rolls New Mating. orai
Open street Wagon. ETC., also n lot OF
other goods too numerous to mention. 81 IA
Ladies' invited. a. & Al
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer. I'll
. George v. Oliver, Salesman. .f6sG
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THEFARM.PLAYERS.
LOSE 1T B B !: n VI ' }.
Several Upsets Work Havoc t
Them and Swell the Bank
Rolls Of the Bookmakers.
PETER PAUL THE DAYS STAR
After Losing in One Race, Brad
lcy's Horse Wins in Another.
Lose on Pirateer.

Especial to The Times-Disratch.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-But
two favorltcs succeeded In landing the
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Every housewife In Richmond should
have a copy OF the Argo Red salmon
Cook Book. Very few people know now
many delicious dishes can DO prepared
from Argo Red Salmon II sells every
where at fifteen cents per can. ls
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a year, ID. =. !, u !. q. t,,sss..ls.4.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-08
Notice to Sell Real Estate OF
Helen e. Hathaway, Deceased

STATg or VERMONT. In Pr, bate
- District OF Remington. ~. Court held nj
the Probate nee In bennington, In and for
said district on the LIST day OF October. A. d.
Present, John v. Carney, Judge.
v Payson Hathaway, Adml lstrAtor Of the es-
tat fsof liel NE, Hathaway. llto OF bennington,
Ia. sald District, deceased. makes application 10
sAid COURT for license 70 sell :part OF
the real estate OF said deceased. ~.
uate In the village and Town OF Bonnington
for bounds and description references
may be had 20 the Land Records 10 the Town
Clerks once OF tho town OF bennington. rep
rcsentlng that the sale Of said real estate
5 necessary "a paw the debts OF said deceased
and expenses Of admiptstration.
Whereup0n, u II ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred q n session there.
OF, 10 30 held At the Probate once. IN Denning-
ton In said district. on the 10th day OF Octo-
Der, A, ID. 1900, for hearing and decision there
on; and II Il further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof. by publication Of
notice OF said application and order thereon.
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Remington
evening Banner q newspaper published NJ Bon.
nlngton, and which circulAtes In the neig,ibor,
hood OF those Interested. before said time Of
h. airing, that they may appear at said time and
place. and. n they see cause. object thereto.
Attest. JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge,
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GO WHILE YOU CAN

Go while you can to New. York City,
the Metropolis of America, the Mecca
OF all Americans, and where there is
always something to do or see. On
Oct 23rd the Boston & Maine r. r.,
and Citizens Line Steamers have an
other OF their ever popular excursions,
tickets good going on B. q N. train
No. 7 due Troy sos p. m. and Citizens
Line Steamer "City OF Troy" leaving
Troy same evening due New York city
early next morning, and good to re-
turn leaving New York to and includ.
ing steamer of Monday Oct 10Th and
B, Il M. from Troy to and including
Tuesday Oct 3Dth. Low rate excur-
sion tickets on sale at all B. & M.
stations Greenfield and west including
Saratoga and Schuylerville branches.
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TheNew Woman.

The toro,,Ing old satire ON the modern wo-
49,, ~, n smith ana read NJ n
mn :, az w.,ss.n MINI wornen,s club
o Lord. come TO Thee In prayer once morei
hut pardon n do not kneel before
Thy gracious presence, Tor my Knees are so'e
with so much walking In my CHAIR 'nsteau
III sit nj ease and humbly bow my head
I've labored IN Thy vineyard. Thou dost know I;
I've sold ten tickets 10 the minstrel Show
I've called on fifteen Strangers In our town,
Their contributions to-our church put down;
I've baked n pot OF beans for Wednesdays
spree
An old.tlme supper IL IL going 10 pei
I've dresssd three dolls. too. for our annual
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-08
Estate of Martin Craven.

Notice OF Settlement and Application for
Distribution.
CTATE OF VERMONT AZ n session
- District OF Bennington A. OF the Probate
Court. holden at the Probate once In Bennlng
ton. in said dlstrict.,on the ?ith day Of Sep
TENDER. A. ID. 1905.
Present John v. Carney. Judge.
John J. Kenney. executor OF the estate
OF Martin Craven. late Of Bennington. Ia
said district deceased, preseuts his nd
mInIstratlon account for examination and
allowance, ami makes application for de-
cree OF distribution and partition OF the estate
OF ssid deceased.
whereupon. u Is ordered by said court, that
said account and said application be referred
u session thereof 10 be held AZ the Probate
once Aforesaid on the 10th day OF October.
ID. 1906, for bearing and decision thereon /;
And II Is further ordered that notice thereof be
given TO all parties interested by publication OF
the same three weeks successfully In the Rem
nington Evening Banner. newspaper pub:
llshed ut Remington. previous 70 said
time appointed Tor hearing. that they
may appear at said time and place,
and show cause n any they may have. why said
account should not be allowed andsuch decree
made.
a record whereof Is ordered TO be made.
Attest JOHN v CARNEY. Judge.
A true copy OF the origin Il record.
Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.