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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

so. o. Five room house. good r..
pair. Dot 5sN22t Price $1,000.
a 10 Per Cent investment
SO. 100 Ten room house With bath
Rents fur $3.50 per year. lot 55x2JO
Price only $3.50
No. ISL one hundred acre farm.
go acres tillabl. 30 ln pasture. Eve
acres woodland with 1900 white oak
trees from six inch up. Keeps 20
head cattle and horses. cuts 90 tons
has NuW N room house corn house
tNNet. slaughter house iGA2o. hen
house iiAt.. barn 1u15u with under
Ground stable for o. COWS. corn house
INN.i Running water tn barns NirW
which okyrIuoks bennington village.
only two miles from village $1,000.
Sol Farm Of % acres. : mead
ov. pasture" Keeps three COWS. one
horse. o. story 20 room house Barn
aGNiG. thrr" miles from Bennington
Pr.o, Jigup
This Place is Worth Twice VIA, is
Asked.
40 tsu one hundred seventy aiN
scrc farm. large tract ~ timber inclnd
uE oak Hsh. birch. aud maple $1,000
worth uf standing timber. two larg"
SUGAR orchards Keeps 90 COWS. tire"
horses and few sheep. cuts 90 tons
of hay Two story house. H. rooms
Boz good condition two large barns. one
clio. sugar house. hen house. grain
house aud wagon house. liaticnkill
river runs through farm. three miles
frum railroad station Price flsUO.
Bes, Farm In Section.
80. i1s. The Charles lockwood
farm. 800 acres. high state of culti,a.
ton. 60 acres tillablc land. ~ acres
pasture. cuts go tons has. will Keep 81
head cattle aud horses. we'll fenced
mostly wire. land free from stone
electric road runs through farm. barn
guKsU with underground stable. run
ming water 20 barn. one mile from vi
lnrc. Price $500
40 no. one hundred seventy acr,
farm. sugar orchard Of 200 trees
keeps ~ head cattle. cuts 30 tons hay
IA story house tOx3G. barn 2SXiO
new barn gGX5s. also corn house. hen
house aud new horse barn. one ant
oncfourth miles from railroad station
Price $500.
40. iiG. The Scott summer resi-
donco at Woodiord City two acre.
land. house 3OX30. I'll 1890. eigh
rooms and closets all piastercd. bull
three years ago. finest Kind OF repair
Piazzas ~ feet wide on three sides
shade and fruit trees. Pure water
large garden. high elevation ground
grand view. This house ~ all fur
ulshcd oven to plano for only 5000.
Miscellaneous.
4 portable sawmill IN good condIt
ion.
A few good horses for sale
Water privilege, ~ foot fall. tire,
TO Eve acres land. fne for a mill site
Machine shop all equipped.
About 200 acres Of wood land.
Thirty horse water power mill. $50
feet floor space. all equipped will
wood working machinery.
Building Lots for Sale.
building los for sale on the following
streets.
Four ON Grandylcw. : ON Silver. 2 ol
Elm. on Hillside. \ on Imperial nv
onue. 9 ON South. on Hunt, on de
pot. . ON Mccall. on Park, 2 ON Coun
~. 2 ON Division. 30 ON Extension
branch. / ON Putnam. on Scott, I OI
Maple.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS


No. i5i. Forty acre farm onehalf
mile from village Of Bennington. 20
acres meadow. 20 acres pasture. 10
room house. one 30xi0 barn with un.
derground stable. creamery house. Nag
on house 2OA2O. horse barn 20N2t. hen
house 1870. Running water To house
and barn also creamery and large ap-
pie orchard Price $3.50.
No. %. Ten room. two story house.
all modern improvements. an elegant
natural wood finish. Heated by steam
aud good location. lot 60Ni2O. Price
$1,000
40. %. Eight room house. two stor.
les. natural wood finish. piazzas. shade
trees. Price $500.
No. g7is. Six room house In good
repair. Price $1,000.
No. %. Eleven room house. all
chestnut finish. two stories. double ri.
ara In front. all slated. Lot 33K2iO
feet Price $500.
No. ~. Ten room house slated To-
Gated on School street lot t51fOO
feet Piazza. fruit and shade trees.
Two sheds. Price $500.
80. ii2 Seven room two story
house In best OF repair. one acre OF
land. plazEa. shade aud fruit trees.
Barn 25KgO. clapboardcd aud painted.
would cost $1,000 90 build the build
inga Price only 500.
40. ii3. Eight room two story
house built ten years ago. finished IN
natural chestnut wood finish. plaEEa.
Barn is120 Just outside Of the cor
pOution This place must BE- seen
10 BE- appreciated. Price 1880.
No. 30. A store well stocked with
groceries IN the village OF Bennington.
VIII trade for village or farm proper
~. Here Is an opportunity for hus'
Ting young man.
No 81. A nice South street proper
~. the Iewctt homestead. 100 feet
front 100 feet deep. Is room house
all modern improvements. an elegant
barn 3OKiO. Dirt cheap at $4,000.
No. ~. Nine room house with one
acre Of land. Shade trees. rs apple
trees. Three barns. Trout stream
two rods from house. $3.50.
No. Is. Six room ~ story hous,
iGH22. eli gxiG. lot Y acres. Good
repair. Shade trees. fruit trees and
large garden. city water. New barn
1922 cciled up. VIII pasture one COW
also cuts hay enough 10 winter COW
Large wood shed. honhouse with larg'
yard. wire screen fencing. Three rod
out OF corporation. Price $3.50
No. 20. Eight room house. newll
painted. Five apple trees. large gar
den. q currant bushes. Piazza from
and side. New barn lsx2O. Pric'
$1,000.
Twentyfour acres meadow. will Gu
30 tons hay. 30 acres woodlot Thl
property ~ located In East Arlington
VI, and owned by Sanford Hicks
Price $1,000.
No. i5i. one hundred seventy acr,
farm. 60 acres meadow, 20 acres pas
ture. 40 acres woodlot. wooded Will
hemlock. rock maple. spruce. oak. has
wood. beach and birch. $50 sugar tree
VIII cut 90 tons hay. House has eigh
large rooms In good repair Barn 40
60 with underground stable for 4
COWS. horse barn 2GK3i With Ave stall
hog house. iixi4, corn house 1890
Hap house and evaporation. 273 bucket
and spiles. VIII throw IN three hca,
OF cattle. Price $3.50.
No. iOl Nine room IL story 22xl
house In good repair. Price $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
New ENGLAND Farm earaaln,

Mainc-25 acre home. $3.50. No. SO.
ga. i2j acres. al stocked. 40. 1854.
New Hampshire -Practically a VII
lagc stock farm. 100 acres. ti.75O.
No. SiGS. Sheep farm. 100 acres.
1850. $500 down. No. SO9g Great bar
gain. % acres. Si.i5O. No. SELF. Near
many summer houses. 90 acres. $1,000
No. S275.
Nermont-2OO acres. 1850. No.
1923. 200 acre ranch. $4,000 No
St33.
chusctts-llctween Worcester
and Springfield, % acres 81 600. No.
S5i5. 1000 bbls Of apples per season,
40 acres. $4,000. No. s.163 Can en-.
JOY summer life and still work IN Bos
ton. II acres. $1,000. No. S276. A
paying homestead 100 acres. milk
route, stock and tools. $500. No
1887.
ConnectIcut-3O acres. $500. No
INA.
Full description Of these and many
others together with travelling In.
structions In Circular &c. free upon re-.
ceipt OF address.
\. r. Leland
li3 Dcyonshire St. Dept rs. Boston.
Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

Mark Richards of Blacklnton was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Turner is seriously Ill at
her home on Mountain street
David r. Wait OF North Adams was
In town recently on business.
Geo. Maloney OF Troy is spending
his vacation OF week In town.
Miss Mary A. Tighe OF Bennington
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. Electa McCumber has returned
from a weeks stay In North AdamHJ
Mrs. Sarah simonds OF New York is
visiting her brother, +, j. Pettibone.
Mrs. Clarence Rathbone has gone
to Berlin. n. Y, TO visit relatives
there.
Mrs. Frank Wright has returned to
Pownal after a weeks trip 10 Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. Carrie Heminway OF Bennlng.
ton Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Glen Clark.
Judson A. Barber Is putting a new
yeranda on the south side OF Judge
Daniel r. Bates residence.
DR.. b. o. Barber is laid up with
badly spralned ankle as the result OF
falling from load Of hay
Philip Carmen has resigned his pos.
tion with Is. hummer To 30 ON the Is.
a NJ. railroad as brakeman.
Misses Kathleen and Mary Purcell
have Joined the Pownal contingent
who are working In Bennington.
Adner Malo and Kate Depell of No.
Adams were married Thursday. Aug
%, by Rev J. G. Mitchell ut the NJ. n.
parsonage.
Miss Carrie n. Parker II enjoying
her annual vacation which she IN
spending at and near Chautauqua
Lake y. Y.
Mrs. Charles Moon and son. Cecil.
Of bennington are spending "A few
days with Mrs. Moons mother. Mrs.
Ella J. burlington.
All OF the Boston a Maine build
/ ings la town are being painted by the
gang who have their three cars on the
siding near the station.
James Hannigan Jumped from
moving electric car at the Gates
crossing recently. but fortunately he.
vas not seriously injured.
Thursday Of this week both Sunday
schools will enjoy their annual picnic
the Methodists going TO Berkshire
park aud the Baptists 10 Hoosac Val.
ley park.
william T. Darby has gone 10
Chicago for few days. lie aud Mrs.
| Darby have received many cOugratu.
lations over the birth Of son last
Thursday morning.
The Providence team Of the Eastern
League Of which Andy" Mcconnell
is the leading player defeated the
| Chicago Cubs" champions OF the
world 10 o Sunday
Samuel Wright has returned from a
weeks stay in Randolph Mass. HIS
daughter Miss Winnie Wright. who
has been away for month. came
home at the same time.
Rev. Charles y. vanschaick aud
wife left Monday night for POultney
VI. a. delegates from the local hap.
list church 90 the annual meeting Of
the SALISBURY Baptist church.
Al students Who wish 10 avail them.
selves Of the free tuition az high
schools and academies aud Nho have
not already passed the state eXamina
ton OF this week should present them
selves Thursday aud Friday Of this
week at Oak Grove seminary here 10
take their examination.
The organization Of &. =. society
vas completed sunday evening NJ the
baptist church and the following ON
GERS elected: President. Rev Chas
o. NanSchaick. vice president. Mru
Florence Parker. corresponding sec
Rotary Miss Marion Niles. recording
secretary. Miss Elizabeth Huntington.
treasurer. Miss Geneyieke Barber
The standing committee will be- ap
pointed by the president
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
BARGAMSM

No. i57. Two hundred acre farm.
100 acres tillablc. 60 acres pasture. a.
acres woOdlOt we'll wooded with beach
birch. ash. maple and hard hack. GOO
sugar trees. cuts 40 tons hay. we'll
fenced. One barn 20X36. one barn 21N
30. one barn 30xi0. sugar house. new
corn house. ~ room brick house. one
mile from railroad station. This place
Is worth $4,000 Price only $1,000
No. 50. Ten room new double two
story house located on Main street
Natural wood finish. all modern im.
proyemcnta. up 10 date house. fruit
trees. city water. electric lights. good
neighborhood. buildings slated. Barn
2sx35. Price $500.
u VIII Pay You To Look az This.
No. iiO. Six room house one acre
land. ~ apple trees large garden. "a
fine boiling spring at an expense ot SO
will run 10 house. Barn is12o. would
cost $1,000 TO build the buildings. AT
for only $3.50.
40. III. Eleven room two story
house nlceiy located. an modern I'm.
proyementa. natural wood finish. lot
5Ox2OO. This Is bargain. Price
$1,000
This is a Bargain.
No. 1917. Nineteen room two story
house. Best OF repair. one half min.
ute walk from poatoflicc. lot SiXan.
Price $500.
No. iO2. Eight room two story
house built four years ago. we'll paint
ed. Piazza. shade and fruit trees
Lot 7Ox2tO. Extra large garden. Hen
house 25xi0. Price $500.
No. iOg. Eight room two story
house. slated. all modern improve
ments. very large garden. lot p0N200
feet one extra building lot. all for
$3.50.
No. iii. Double two story house
built four years ago Ten room ilai
down stairs. N room Tat upstairs with
all modern improvements. in excellent
repair. lot fGX2iO. Splendid location
Must be- seen 20 be- appreciated. Call
We will show you plan Of the house
Price $500.
No. ii5. one aud onohalf Etory
nine room house ON School street
modern improvements. lot iGX2io
barn g0xtO. another building 2OX2j
Houss slated. Price $500
No. 81. Eight room house with on,
acre land. Good repair. slated. 2ON5'
barn with shed. onehalf mile from
village. Price $1,000.
A Bunch Of Property
All the possessions Of Mark llar
bour which consist Of 400 acres WOO,
lot. 200 acres Of farm. together will
all buildings. This property II locat
ed IN Woodford and Glastonbury.
No. iGi. Farm OF 600 acres, q
acres ;illablc. 100 acres pasture. 81
acres woodland. sugar orchard 81 40
trees. keeps 90 sheep. four head cattle
one pair horses. cuts % tons hay
house 3Gx27. ell iGxiG. In good repair
Two barns 52X3S, sheep barn 3uN2s
hog house. corn house. spring water
nice summer place. trout stream
on farm worth 100000. Price onll
$1,000.
No. 1863. One hundred seycntyhy'
acre farm. 75 acre meadow, 100 ACRE
pasture and wood lot at least lJNI
cord Of wood on place chestnut. beacl
oak. maple aud white birch. $50 mapl'
trees. one barn 5OxS0 undergroun,
stable under all. corn house 25XJ0
horse barn 3OxlO. blacksmith shol
equipped. running water 10 barn
This place II worth f2j00O0 Prize
$4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
BekNIHGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Felix Blei OF Rutland Is in town on
business.
Harry Mattison Of the Rutland Her
aid stan is in the village.
Miss Hattie Benn OF Amsterdam is
guest OF Mrs. Ida Schram.
Mrs. V. Lassor OF Mill street Is
spending the day In North Adams.
V. Lassor Is doing carpenter work
for Fillmore a. Slade OF Bennington
Falls.
Mrs. VIM. Pellerin aud Mrs. G.. rs.
tabrook went 10 Jacksonville today
to visit relatives.
The hose OF private families keep
some parts of some OF the streets
pretty well busted.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Kelly who have
been at Asbury Park. have returned
TO their home In Troy.
Misses Julia and Katherine I.amarre
are spending a few days In Rutland
and at Lake George.
Miss Mamie Meagher went To North
Adams Monday TO visit two weeks
with her aunt. Mrs. Cummings.
H. H. Harmon sent heavy team
today to Pittsheld, driven by Joseph
Cone. To work ON the state road.
Alex Galipeau OF Worcester. Mass.
has returned home after visiting two
weeks with relatives and friends.
VIM. Warren Of Depot street was In
Stephentown. y. Y, Saturday aud at.
tended the wedding Of his sister.in.
law.
Mrs. r.. T. Cornell Mrs. G.. W. Cor
nell aud son Hollis OF South Cam.
bridge s. Y, are guests OF Mrs.
Sarah Olin.
Louis Remington and Joseph John.
son have left the employ OF Rollin
Taylor aud are now working for Frank
Remington. the painter.
W. W Anderson. one OF a party OF
village boys tramplng over the noun.
tains. writes from Wilmington that
they have had fine tramp 80 far
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia
In a preparation Of vegetable acids and
contains the same juices found In a
healthy stomach. II dlgestB what you
eat. Sold by ID A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
Notice

We are butchers. II you have hogs
10 Kill. leave your orders.
Irwin Berg,
10i River street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

Five dollars reward will be- paid Tor
information leading 20 the identity Of
the person or persons who removed
the plants aud two flower pitchers
from Clark ElWoll's lot IN South
SALISBURY cemetery August n.
Clark Montgomery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salye penetrates the pores and heals
quickly Sold by ID. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
LOST

OsT-watch fob with gold Y. N g. A.
IL medal Lost between Y. NJ q. A.bulld-
linz and athletic field Tuesday moaning. Re-.
ward II returned q A. Y. Macomber A. the v.
NJ. q. A. flw
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

A sTROLooy READING Complete read.
"A ing Of your past present aud future for
no cents. olive your date Of birth. Address
y. o. Bot SCi, Bennington, VI S0
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

orIno Laxative Fruit syrup Is sold
under positive guarantee 10
cure constipation. sick headache. stom.
ach trouble or any form Of indiges.
ton. n II fails. the manufacturers re-.
und your money. What more can any
me do.-Qulnlan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
FOUND

EOUND-A watch fob With n Williams col
in lege seal The owner may have The same
by calling At the banner once aud paying ior
this adv gptf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

Tel 90 L.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

TANKS SILK, contractor aud builder. Also
u repairing. rebuilding aud shop work shop
Onioastreet'
DEnINaTON a WOOD Contraeior IN
IN baildingan d slate roofing. once iis south
a. ut5g
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

ii3 Dcyonshire St. Dept rs. Boston.
Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-27

40 o. Five room house. good re-
pair. Dot seNeei Price $1,000.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25
Bank Closes to Save a Crash.

Reno. Nev., Oct.-The State Bank and Trust Company with headquarters at Carson and branches at Goldfied. Tonopah Manhattan and Blair, closed its doors Wednesday morning. The state bank examiner Is in charge. The difficulty was due to inability to real ize on stock placed as security for a S400000 loan made to the Sullivan Trust Company last year. T. B. Hick- ey, president of the bank, is one of the wealthiest men in the state, and the bank assets are thought to exceed the liabilities. No fear is entertained that depositors will lose cent. Hick- ey is now in San Francesca. Following the announcement that the bank and trust company had temporarily sus- pended, the Neys X Orms bank, Frank Golden president, of Carson, Tonopah, Goldied, Manhattan and Reno, put out a sign saying that the bank would be closed for three days in order to have sufficient coin paid into the bank to prepare for any emergency. There is no excitement, and the feeling pre- vails that there will be no failure. A statement issued by the State Bank and Trust Company assigned labor troubles and drain on the deposits as the reasons for the suspension, and declares that depositors will be paid dollar for dollar.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25
1 N E w $ Y r r-M M -
 ( ARKANSAS \
|. O. O. F. Grand Lodue

The ffty-eighth annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Arkansas, also the state Assembly of Rebekahs is in session at Eureka Springs with the largest attendance in the history of the Grand Lodge During the first days session officers were elected as follows: Grand Patri- arch, Robert k. Rowe of Greenwood. grand high priest. N. Nj. Alexander of Batesville; grand senior warden. George T. Humphries of Siloam Springs grand junior warden. w. A. Bayles of St. Paul: grand representa- tive Qong term). George T. Robinson, Of Salem and (short term) c. s. Parker of Paragould; grand mashall. H. N. Morris of Hot Springs; grand scribe. John P. Paul of Gravette; grand treas urer, A. c. Veach of Gravette; outside sentinel, c. w. Oglesby of Gravette.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25
GUILTY OF REBATING
COMM IsSIONER LANE SECURES
 EVIDENCE IN CALIFORNIA.
ACCUSES THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Investigation Disclosed that Largest and Most Important Manufactur.
 ing Firms Were Favored.

Washington. D. c. - That rebates on charges for shipments of freight have been paid by at least one great railroad system since the enact ment of the Hepburn rate act was ascertained definitely by Commission CT Franklin K. Lane of the interstate commerce commission on his recent trip to the Pacific coast. The offend ing line is the Southern Pacific con trolled and practically owned by Ed ward II. Hartman. The evidence of his violation of the law was adduced at hearing before Commissioner Lane, acting for the commission In San Francisco.
 Commissioner Lane just returned from California and has not vel sub mitted his report to the interstate commerce commission, but he author ized the following statement bearing upon his investigation:
 T do not know what may have been published in the east concerning re- batting by western roads. The hear ings held in San Francisco were open 10 the public and the information clio tied was regarded by the California papers as startling. We found in the Southern Pacific office list of pre- ferred shippers, who had but a pro- portion of the published rates upon state shipments. This list included some of the largest and most impor- tant manufacturing firms. We also found twenty books which had ac- cumulated since the fire Of last year, showing special rebates. There were several thousand entries in all most of them for very small amounts. These refunds in all amounted to about half million dollars during the past year.
 Tt must not be unders lOod how ever, that the great body of them or any considerable percentage of them, were refunds upon interstate ship ments. But small per cent could be connected in any way with an in terstate shipment"
 Believes Roads Will Obey Law.
 "I do not regard the revelations in California as indicative of settled policy by the roads to evade the law On the contrary, I believe that the western roads and the roads Of the country generally are making a very serious effort to comply with the re ouirement of the law.
 The hearing in California demon states beyond all question the neces- sity for regulation, for the railroads will not, or can not, without the help of prohibitory legislation make and enforce uniform rates to all ship pers. IL is not true that all relating upon interstate shipments has been stopped. The old method of giving a direct return of portion of the rate has been abandoned very generally, but the railroads themselves will grow in time to see the wisdom and benefit coming to them from the strictest enforcement of the law
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25
Issue $25, ,ooo, 900 Bonds.

Norfolk. Va, Oct.-The stockhold- CTS of the Norfolk and Southern Rail- way met here and voted confirmation of the plans of the Board of Direc- tors of that system for tho issue of mortgage bonds to be known as the first and refunding mortgage 5 per cent sinking fund gold bonds, limited to the aggregate principal amount of e25,000 at any one time outstanding. The issuance Is for the purchase of rolling stock and other improvements. The stockholders will cover the bond issuance authorizing the execution and delivery to the Trust Company of America as trustee of deed of trust of railroad and property of every de scription subject to existing liens.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25
Trust Company FaiIa.

Pittsburg, Oct.-The United States court appointed H. s. A. Stewart and William l.. Abbott receivers for the Iron City Trust Company The papers filed in court represent the company as having assets exceeding $4.000, 900 and liabilities to depositors of $1,700.- 900. Attorneys for the trust company said: There seems to be no doubt of the so,vency of the company and of its ability to pay depositors in full. This action was precipitated by the ap- pointment of receiver for the vari- ous Westinghouse interests. and was decided upon by the Board of Direc- tors as the best method of preserving the interests of depositors and stock holders.