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Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

F. W. Roeding. who has charge of
the experimental work In tree growing
and irrigation for the department Of
agriculture on Lincoln Park. went to
Texas last week to look after sub
station there of which he is superin-
tendent Mr.. Roeding has the super
vision OF half dozen experimental
stations In the west and south.
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05
HARVEY and ELLIOTT WIN
RECORD VACATION PRIZES

cones, Closed Tuesday With Harvey In First Place and
Elliott 4 Safes
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05
"A Mans Patr;
SUNDAY MORNING RAID ON THE
CANON CITY WHISKY CLUB

Sunday Attorney and
Marshal Arrest Saloonkeeper Who
Caught Dispensing the Sabbath DayBood and
Liquors Flow-Saioon Fixtures and Stock Demolished
Cañon City record., 1906-07-05

The Record will guarantee TO rent
furnished house or sell milk COW
by Record Want Ads.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-28
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Fine weather FOR political can
dictates.
W. r. Bfauell shipped two
cars Of cattle toSioux City Tues
day % ths special stock train.
q. W. Bullock went 70 Lyman
county Monday " visis his fam
liz.
d. e Kennedy II here visiting
- the home VI his orother, W.R
Ksnnsdy.
n. i. McGregor went 70 Rock
Valley. Iowa. Tlesday morning
On business.
Received . carload Weber
Wagons. The best ever. Il. y.
uelneyer. SIT.
Mrs. r. 6lasOr o. opringnelus
WIS Id Wagner isst week yisitin j
her dsaghssr, Miss Aimsua.
We have ! large supply Of good
bpttef which you can buy Tor
Is and nc. Come md invest
Hinsmxn Bros. IRE busy at
pre.ens liking " The intsraor vi
thoir stDre, liz Bee hive.
koans 1910 - 1arms iow rats. 90
ilonn1 peymso1s nnsaey - haad. 80
6o1nx. 1irsG $500 nsnk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-28
rk< j. j.. KItAI-L,
~ she optician, will
~ be here
- November %.


| Sell the Van Bruut one horse
drill. just what you want h
G. Hemeyer. SIT.
NJ. H. Pease received another
car of the famous Armour nour
the first OF tho week.
| Republicans, don't split your
ticket. Your own ID gosd enough
Tor anybody.
Quite number ri our citizens
have been taking In the county
fair " Platte this week.
i'ne junior editor OF this fam.
lily Journal was ~ Platte Thurs.
day taking III the county fair.
Wanted, = carload Of chickens
on OctOber 4, Tor which will
pay the highest market price. +.
Patton g-2l-2
john Olmstsad, OF Wahoo, Neb.
w1s visiting ~ llie lione VI Cilas.
Dahlenberg this week. he is =
brotEer Of Mrs Dahieuberg.
Miss julia Hiner went 10 Platte
Tuesday evening for visit with
friends. and 10 take In the coun
~ fair.
Win. McKenna from Tyncall.
was la Wagner the fore part of
Lie week looking alter his farm
lux Interests.
Monday evening the town
board iet the contract 81 higgins
4 Nelson - close up the artesia u
well.
J.. M. Hutchinson and DE. Bill
man druse over from belmont
Last Wednesday, and from i,ere
weut ~ Platte " Lie county fair.
Fifty-six is the mum bar OF tick
cts that were sold ~ this pia,e
for the special TRAM enrouts 10
the Corn Palace ~ Milcheli
tuesday morning.
The republican county csiu
seutlon ~ Geddes could more
truly be called Nh acclAmaliou
convention than anything elise.
There were no factions with
axes ~ grind: all were repub-
iicaus.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-28

for two hundr, d and two head of
steers. which were shipped IL
Mr.. Mcfarland from this point
Tuesday. Tie steers were three
yearolds, averaging 1196ibs
each, aud were soil at 81 Is per
hundred.
The social, given by the Junior
League at the home of Mrs. j. M
Love on Friday evening last. was
counted = great success by all
present. Much credit is due 10
the tact aud kindness of Mrs.
Love aud daughter as well as t.
the Sup't and Social Dept.
At ten O'clock the company dis
persed, satisfied and happy.
Jas. Kuca, prosperous Char
les Mix county farmer who lives
near Avon, was pleasant caller
y. the New Era office last Friday.
lie was here on business con
nected with the building Of some
new school houses, and stated
that the carpenters were SD busy
that he guessed tie farmers
would have ~ turn ia and put up
their own sch Uihpuses.
will hold a public sale of
thoi oughbred Duroc Jersey
hogs ~ my farm six and Que
haif miles north west of Wag-
nvr, nine mites east Ut Lake
Andes, aud thirteen miles south
oi Armour, consisting of fifteen
spring bears, twenty fall gifts,
hive sows with pig at foot, aud u
number Of fall pigs, Oh Tuesday,
Oct I'd, 1906. q. Soesb..
Geddes Record; Johnson Bro
Tiers Land Company made a big
hand sale Monday. Victor Mon.
ague aud wife of Union county,
S"uih Dakota, purchased the
Siel. ebak ranch owned by K s..
johnson uf 6i0 acres. Consider
alton so, oOO. This Is ON. of the
best Improved farms la the coun-
" and lays eight miles east of
Geddes. Tile purchasers ase
farmers and owa 4 o.
acres where they live but will
now arrange 10 move here. Ralph
Parker was tile selling agent.
49,. Dyer Royaart of Wagner
visited with his brother, l. A.
Rovaart. in this city over Sun
day.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-28

i Wednesday morning WIN. NJ
Pease and wife and Mrs. A. Il
Pease, left for Sioux City. Mrs.
WIN. Pease goes there for treat
ment In the hospital.
Misses Mildred Thompson
and Leo Brazz..ll left Monday
| morning for Tabor 10 begin their
| studies In tile st. Wenceslaus
academy.
ID. Al. Collier, pt,st,ifice in
spector for this district was 4
caller in Wagner this week, look
ing up the business Of Uncle
sam.
DR.. j. j Donovan has moved
from tile ronms over the Iostof.
flee, aud he and his better half
are now keeping house in their
tine home in the Grimes u Ao
sller addition.
q. w. Cole and wife of Storm
Lake, Iowa, who have been visit
ing at tile lome Of A. L. Cole,
lett for their hous Wednesday
niorn,ng. The Two gentlemen
ARE brothers.
A new cement walk has been
put in just west of the h. u.
liarkl store. We hope il wont
be very loug until all OF our
streets have tile same kind vi
walks.
Ou Tuesday, Oct I'd, | will be
in Wsg ner prepared ~ do nrst
GLASS; photo work. Ii you want
tile very bent pictures, hold
your orders till that day. My
car IL located un tile corner by
Stedronsky Bros. hard ware.
We are M uch Obliged 10 j. K.
Babcock Tor the time sample III
corn which he left at thls otfice
this week. de brought Us four
ears of good, solid corn, which
averaged twelve lnches IN length
and seven aud one half iuches in
circumference.
/. l. Woods. president of the
Northwestern Lave Stock Co, OF
Chicago. was here this week Wis
thug his sous, l. l.. aud ID. NJ.
Woods, who are running = STOCK
ranch near Lake Andes. While
here he closed y deal with Wm.
1. Mcfarland VI Srubie, Iowa,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
RAISING SuNKEN SHIPS.
ssI.t.- Cssssas CsSlassa - N fs.
1~stsss Nas.


An L,gs-nsssIs devlcs for raising SUNK
Ga SHIPS rr<ratly Invented by Frrnch
suginrcr h d-srrtts-d In the ElsStrical
;l-Vlew. Tie system d-penslE uI-sn the
= q ,-alrium carbide for sitting frs
&c wI.en bFUught IN cOntact with va
trT. Al suitable points Ia the vessel
CaS.- 90 carbide are PlacsSi. ~hsch.
When brought Ia caHtact With water.
Io,r oui the latter. thus euIdying the
vessel The methOd may also - H<e,l
Tor eUnlty ihg foats after they have,
Ie,.n aitaSissSi 10 the ship. Th- sucuesz
e sise Ialcthod dsPensis uIsOa Obtaining
an rqual baoyan-y at thu dlaeFent
paris 20 thu vessel
FOT this Isuussse cans % carbide arr
plasv,i az thu points which are Co ~
eaptIsI of water. Tl-y arr fitted with
explosive cats. Uhlch are sst 81 stimuli
tahson-iy 10 an eleStrlr current u
this way the case h rupturci. water h
admitted. and the emVtytng % all CON
partusents begins simultaneously.
% b suggested also ~ the inventor
that the method can b. used 90 advan.
tage Ia Operating noating docks AftcE
surh q dock has l.een suBk and has
taken In thu vs7~zel 60 10 lifted. the VA
Ter /, sxPe hi IroSn thu ballast chan.
Irrs by meaasSf the asytylehe Gas srt
q -. frSta tlur raTbsl-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
Wssalna IN i've o-.ss..

TA- Japanese rip their garments
Aban lOr eV-ry washing and they iroa
the elOShes 10 spreading them %
= Cat bo4rd and Isahing this up
ssAlbst the hOass Ia dry. The san
takes the Wrinkles 0ut " the eI0lhes
and soms u them have quite a luztrs.
The JApaRess woman dos her wash
ING oat Of doors HsT wash Iub n
nj ..sOre than ala inches higa
The hardest worked uasa.rS omen
IN the woTid are the cogeAns They
have ca wash ssOat q dOx, = dresses
tOr thsir husbands. and they have
pl. ATTY 10 do. The washing 10 usual
% done In cold water aud oGien An
rul ning an-ama The elethes are
-. hdsd 9th paddlr- until Isey shins
tiks q shirt frUm . laundry.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

lOu cannot induce a lower animal
to cat heartily when Rut feeling veil
\ sch Dig staTVes himself. and get.
well The stomach. once OyerW0rked
mast have rest the same a. your feel
or eyes. Yea don't have to sIarVc O.
rest your st0mach. kODOI. FOR
DYSPEPSIA takes mp the work for
your stomach. digrsts what you eat
and gives q a rest Puts q hack ia
coRslithDn again. l"u can't feel guosl
With a dis"TslrTed stomach. Try No
dol SOld by d. W. Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

Over thirty years asO ~ Beandsr-
LOad. = Preach saVasi. LFOSed ~
SxpeT.ment that . anantlly u dry
saad. placed IN q bOx % thin sheet
iFSa. Or even In q canvas bag. and
Subjected % slight eoapresni0n.
I0sms . mass eapabls % Issistsng .
pressure Of SIXTY tons. withJut bTeaA-
InS ~ even sirainins thu b5H ~ Uas-
Thu sand. however. Temaihs p~Ffsctiy
diyisible. ~ thai u . small hole
b. made In the bOE OF bag @ viii
n0s slowly. and with - little f0-es
that . small plees 10 paleF pasted
over the op-nihs win eheck the Goo.
even viii the sixty tons wessht ~
as a.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

There is M need worrying along IN
discomfort because ii disOTdeTed d.
gr,irun Get a bottle VI kODOL
Fox DYSPEPSIA. aud see what u
vii d. fOT yOu kodOl nOi only d.
grst, Nhai you eat aud gives that tired
stomach a NEEDED rest. but - a correct.
~ ii the greatest efsicisncy. kOdol
rcl,sNrs indigestion, dyspepsia. palpIta-
tlun ii the heart, fatulencr, and sour
stomach KOdOl will make your stOm-
s,h young and healthy again. lOu
Will worry just in the PFOpOTtiUn that
Year. stomach worries you. Worry
nran, the lOss Of ability To Do your
bet Worry - to be avoided a, all
time, kOdol will take the worry out
ii yuur stomach. SOld b. u. w.
fisheT
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

There's Hill a Bowie. Tex. that's
twice as big a. last year. This Won
Ger % w. l. Hin. Who from q weight
Of 90 pounds has grown 90 over 10.
lie says: ! suffered with . terrible
cough. and doctors gave me up % de
ID consumption. ] Wss rednced 30 GO
pounds. when I began taking DR..
Kings Nek Discovery Coz CoRsump-
ton. Coughs and Coids. Nov, after
taking - bottles. I have mOre than
doabled IN wsiHht and am completely
cured Only sure Cough and Cod
cure. Cuaraniced ~ az draEwisiN 50
cents snd s. TEizl hosfis fIse.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
BIRD q Pafaaina.

ffOaably No iamSaa bird las a
smaihr habitat than the htrd Il para,
dis.s. wkos= beautifal feathers are ~
hlesly PriEcd In the milltAery trade.
No 0ne knows shy the Varistles q
this besHiiiHi bird are eOaaned % ths
tslsha ui NeS Guinea and the neigA-
sOS ag coasts Of Australia There are
na7l other islands Roi Car away
wh' ~ ihe eundittons would seem to
10 ~0saisy faSorahls 90 tAslr sxlst-
aSS.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

Tho snsinssrs In the British Navy
have . veFy elective gay of killins
sharka Thsy seal NJ o dynanits
ssFtriass tn N smVty can. and pst
ths ean inside . large pisos q pork.
Tks poTk b thrOwa overboar1 On .
virs which has beSa eoanectea wttA
en- elsetrie batttery. whsn the shark
takss the halt. The enginssr presses
q button. which exploees ths cart
rsAss ssd kills ne ssA-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

a complication OF icmaIe troubles,
with catarrh Of the stomach and bow
els, had reduced Mrs. Thos ). Austin
81 LeavenwOTth. Ind, Co. such a De
plOFable condition. that her doctor ad-
Vised an operation; but her husband
fearing fatal results. postponed tins "a
Try Electric BitieTs; aud 90 the amaze.
ment 81 all who knew her. tins medi.
cine completely cured hsT. Gusran.
tred cure foT torpid liver, kidney DIS
ease. biliOu-ncss. jaundics. chIlls and
lever. general debility. NERVOUSNESS,
aud bid poisoning Best tonne made
Price 90 eents al all drug stores. Try
A
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
CALCIUM STEEL.
wssnsh Psseetsls WhteA Has aHas-
ass.s Akla 60 Nesah.

Essush PsreeisIs WhseA H~s asab-
ssas. AkIs - nsssL
ConsuI General Mason % Paris In Z
recent repogt says that the - called
calcium steel Il not any form % steel
90 any other metal but . ceramic prod.
uct. made By baking In an oven a paste
made q nnely pulveEtned feldspar.
sand and lime In certain specified pro
pOrti0aa
These materials. being mixed with
Hster and worked Into q plastic paste
RESEMBLING scuIptor's clay and then
baked. prOdacs . pOrccialn. % earthen-
ware. % great har1nens and durability.
whleh Fesists cOrrosl0n ~ acids ~ a.
teratiOn by atmoSpberie innuence. 10
q poor conductor u heat 90 ei~ctrteity.
has . specific gravity % 81 AMI h IN
color q yellOwlsh white. which may be
varied 20 any desired tint by Tie adj
tsOn % metallic oxides
BY reason % ~ hardness and q CT
tain t0ughneas. which permits u 10 bs
bored. cut. planed o. polished qualities
which generally belong 10 metals rather
than ceramics-the substsnce II P0pu-
larry called. by rcasOn q Ice iRgredsenls
aud pecullarities. calcium steel" al
though u h Ia NJ sens- q metal aud has
No Fvlation whatever 60 steel
~ Tar a. can BE- asceFtained u khs
hSi yet become an Industrial produet 20
any great Importance. although 10
clraPRezs. eass 10 manufacture. tough
Ress aud exceeilng rrslstaRcc 90 aeltiH.
moisture and other d~teriOrating infu-
encys are thought 10 sPcriaily adapt 70
for use ~ material for sub,erranean
pipes and c0edults for water. gnA
srasicnls etc.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
Long Tsnnsnne. Fiaht.

For twenty years W. l.. Rawls. Of
Bells. Tenn. fought nasal catarrh. He
writes: The swelling aud soreness
inside my nose Nas fearful, tall | be-
gan applying Bueklen's Arniea Salve
tO the sore surface: this caused the
SORENESS aud swelling TO disappear.
never To return" Best sslve IN ex-
istencs. q cents az all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

The sworn statement u the manu-
iscsurers protects yea from Oplates IN
keBRedy's Laxative Honey aud Tar
the cough syrup that drives the cold
ont al yOur system Sold BY &. w.
Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

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4 aiycFssU
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over $500
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aaineSg
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

n youF stomach troubies you do not
conelnde that there Is no cure. for q
great many have been pcrmsnently
Cured By Chamberiain's Stomaeh and
Liver Tablets Toy tbrm. they are
certain 90 prove bene6sial They only
cost . quarter. Sold By all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-22

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
MORRISVILLE MAN MISSING
Alden S. Moore Disappears Mystsriously from
Stamford, Conn.

Morrisville, May "a Alden S.
Moore a resident of the west part OF
Morristown for many years, disap-
peared mysteriously from Stamford.
Conn. last week Friday but the news
did not reach here until yesterday,
Moore is an unmarried man about
Al years old and had always lived
with his mother and brother Charles
Recently his health had been poor and
receiving an offer from p. r. Bonner
a wealthy man who lived about mile
from Stamford, Conn. to work about
his grounds, he accepted thinking the
change might be beneficial. He left
home one week ago last Tuesday,
worked two days and then disappeared
leaving no trace of his whereabouts.
Bonner employed parties to search
for him but nothing has been found.
Moore's friends fear foul play and
his brother has employed II. z. Mum
son OF this place to go TO Stamford
aud make an investigation. 1t is known
that the day before Moore disapp ar
ed ne was 10 Stamford and displayed
two large ro Is of bills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
OWNED UP
TO GRAFT
Evidence Before interstate
Commissioners.
FORCED TO SELL MINE
Coal Men Testified as to Great
Difficulty In Obtaining Freight
Cars.
FORCED TO SELL MINE

PHILADELPHIA, May % - Star
Ting evidence of discrimination by the
Pennsylvania railroad In the distribu
ton of cars in the soft coal field was
presented to the interstate commerce
commission here.
John Floyd, banker and coal opera
tor of Altoona, who is one of the mem
bers Of the banking firm of Cassatt x
Co., testified that the Columbia Coal
company was forced to sell the Alexan-
dria mine because of the shortage OF
ears, and George Il. Scott Of the Puri
tan and Crescent Coal companies de-
clared that he paid for the use of rail
road cars when he failed TO secure his
allotment and that during a period Of
twenty-three days the railroad had
furnished him with only one car He
also asserted that Michael Trump, gen
eral superintendent of transportation,
had told him the company intended to
protect the Berwind- White company at
all hazards
During the time that Mr.. Lloyd was
on the stand counsel for the commits
sion made persistent efforts to force an
admission that he had been associated
IN a business way with President Cas-
satt. Mr.. Lloyd, however, said that his
only relations with Mr.. Cassatt were
through Cassatt & Co. with whom
President Cassatt carried a personal
bank account The railroad company
had for many years been a depositor
with the First National bank of Al
toona, of which Mr.. Lloyd is president.
Mr.. Lloyd also gave testimony con
corning the organization of various
mining companies in which he Is inter
ested, stating that he considered II
good business policy to have railroad
men among the stockholders Of the
coal companies.
Frederick Vrooman, an assistant
trainmaster, told the commission that
he had received gifts of money In
amounts from SO to $40 from various
coal companies for fayors which he did
not grant
Nrooman was asked:
Have you anything to do with the
distribution of cars%
Il have"
Did you ever get any money from
coal operators on your divisionT
oh yes"
AT Mr. Glasgow's request Mr., Vroo-
man named a half dozen coal opera
tors who had paid him money at vari-
Gus times in amounts ranging from 81
to $50.
why did they give you this money!"
questioned Mr. Glasgow.
Il suppose they expected some ia
vors."
Were the favors grantedT
Not that | recollect"
"Then why did you take the money!
well II there was money to be CIV
en- out | was there TO take it,"
is that your position nowY
1T always has been"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
DlLGER STOCK COMPANY
VIII Play Weeks Engagement at Library
HALL Beginning Monday Evening

The digger Stock company will be
gin weeks engagement at Library
Hall theater next Monday evening in
repertoire of plays, some of which
have never been seen in this city. The
company comes to us highly recon-
mended by the press Of other cities
where they have played. The roper
toire will include "Wedded but no
Wife" which isithe opening bill, "The
Fatal Scar" Dora Thorne," "The
Operators Daughter" and "Faust. p"
Several pleasing specialties will be
introduced each evening mating the
performance continuous. Summer
prices, 10 21-30 cents, will be in vogue
during This engagement which will no
doubt serve as magnet to fill the
house each night,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
al About Open People But Every Heart Had An Open Wine
ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS
Baptist Ladies Earned Ssvsnty.fivs Dollars
For the Church.

Baptist Ladies Earned Ssvsnty.fivs Dollars
For the Church.
The entertainment given by the lad
les OF the First Baptist church in the
Sunday school room on Wednesday
evening was an unqualified success,
both from a social, literary and linan.
cial standpoint The evening was very
pleasant and large company we're
present. The tables were arranged 10
a hollow square, the color effect was
green and white, maiden hair ferns in
white Jardiniers.
The supper was excellent in quality
and abundant in quantity To the
great delight of all present, Rev
George b. Lawson who was passing
through town was a welcome guest.
The ladies earned their dollars, and
after supper was over, while seated at
the tables, told how. Many OF the ex-
periences were in rhyme, some humor-
Gus, few pathetic.
Some pleasant faces we're sadly miss
cd who will never be with us in the
church again, but whose memories will
be fondly cherished. Nearly all OF the
dollars were earned in domestic way,
tut the manner Of telling about it was
without repetition and was very pleas
ing. A number of gentlemen enjoyed
the occasion which will long be re
membered. Seveny-dve dollars for
the treasury was the result.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

HOPKINSVILI.E, KY May 25.-The
tobacco plant beds of J. NJ. and Y. NJ.
Harmed, near Fairvlew, We're scraped
off during the night. About $40 yards
were destroyed This makes six such
outragcs in the last fortyeight hours.
Rewards for the arrest and conviction
of the guilty parties now amount to
$1,000. aud some of the farmers are
keeping armed guards around their to-
bacco beds day and night