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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-06
MoNEs IN AN ANIMALS COLOR
A Difference in Price if It Is Light or
 Darl5-some Examples.

A Difference in Price if It Is Light or
 Darl5-some Examples,
 Color in livestock never occupied a more conspicuous place in the history of husbandry than it does now. To the person unused to the details of the stock industry calico steer possesses as much value as the one with hair of deep red shading off to snowy white about the dead or the jet black Ab- erdeen-Angus and Galloway,
 One usually hears the enthusiastic auctioneer at the public scales sales of thoroughbred cattle exclaim;
 Look at that superb color; see how it suddenly gives place to the snowy white about the head
 Or, if the black breeds are going Un- der the hammer, he exclaims, Not a spot to mar this ebony painting.
 There was time, says The Kansas City Star, when the thoroughbred Shorthilorns were all white, and Kan sas City people probably remember a large white bull as one of the sweep stake prize winners at the American Royal Cattle Show few years ago. But the white is giving place to the red and roan colors, and pure white is considered rather antiquated, The Hereford still retains his markings of white, but the predominating color Is red. The black cattle which in the last few years have become so prom inent first won a place on account of their killing quantities, and later were fancied for their color, It is fact that bunch of fat steers of the same color sells better than bunch in which are steers of various colors. Why this
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-06
BULL AND BEAR FIGHT.
In About Three Minutes the Bear
 Was Stone Dead.

In About Three Minutes the Bear
 Was Stone Dead.
 By daylight we had loaded the bear on and added an extra new skin to the hide gondola, to better protect her from the rocks, and under the escort of eight men--five only being neces- sary-started on our journey down the sandy road of the Arroyo seco to tlle pueblo, the other three going on ahead to secure suitable corrals, etc., says a writer in Forest and Stream The bear procession met train of several tw.- yoke oxen drawing earretas, which the bueys with a snort scattered all over the arroyo, not paying any at tention to the Flo! parate Chanate! vete Barcino, carajoi" A burro train also scattered off with its pack sad dles, rushing through the willows; in fact, Mrs. Oso seemed to inspire every .animate thing with new life on sight, and no wonder, for she was about as ugly as a kick on the sAins, with the question of whether it hurts or not added on to it.
 The crowd having all the seats and standing room, Mrs. Oso and MT Toro were brought in and introduced to one another by making fast a log chain twenty feet long to the bulls foot, and the other end to Mrs. Oso's neck, this to prevent a scattereing in case they dd not face the music.
 Wien all was ready, the vaqueros retired, letting both animals loose at the same time. For moment thev stood looking at each other The bgIi concluded first that he had her sized Up, lowered his head and charged h. The bear half rose on her hind leFs and swatted him on the shoulder. tak- ing about four pounds of beefste9E off, but the bull in the supplemental
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-06

best not to gainsay sea folk, they are tempestuous and squally, and besides it would do no good.
 There is something about the salt sea air that makes for hyperbole and the aggravated use of the multiplication table involuntarily The size of a fish, the view of sea serpent, the length of a swim-all these things are known to expand and increase in the briny air as a flower develops in sunshine. It is something childlike, ingenious, natu- ral. Neptune Is the father of mendac- ity,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-06

vesselws should the bill fail. te pass. As a result the most formidable ops' ponents of the project withdrew, the company got its bill, and the service between Holyhead and Kingstown was inaugurated to compete with the mail boats coevally with the opening of railway on August 4, 1S4S. Tn 1859 the Chester and Holyhead line, together with its s teamsslips, was transferred to the London and Northwestern Rail- way.
 Besides owning fleets of passenger and cargo boats, our railway com panies have either wholly contracted or largely contributed toward the ex- pense of making the harbors for their reception, and many of these railway harbors are numbered among the finest and best equipped ports in the world, notably, Fishguard, Heysham, Bar row, Holyhead, Fleetwood. Stranraer, Parkeston, Newhaven, Southampton, Folkestone and Grimsby.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE on VERMONT.
Map c. Beseiil bennington County
v Court. June Term,

MAry G. Beseiil Bennlns,o9 County
Court. June Term.
WHEREAS. Mary Bsse,t q BennlnEton In
tho County II bennington Aforesaid, has duly
flied N the ONCE 81 the 81 ~ " the County
Court for said County u Benninftou. ~ Zen
nington ~ aid County. her petition ior divorce
against John q. Besett Nha nos resides IN parts
unknown - the petifiunef outside this STATE.
ALLEGING A. the causes for said divorce that
NAT the said John q neseit has treated the
petitioner with intolsfahlc severity has desert
~ the peuuousf Zoe three consecutive years
Last past. and grossly. wanionly aud cruelty
refuses and ncglccts g. provide suitable main
truance for The pstifinnrf;
NOW TIiEHffOnE the aid John & nesett
l. hereby aud by the publication hereof ID com.
plane With The laws ~ this rtais NOTIFIED
AND HfQt IltED 20 appear before Tie Honor.
ahie the Comfy Court 81 the neat stated term
thereof % b. bold a. Manchester within aud for
the County a lienuinrton Aforesaid. jn The nrsf
Tuesday ~ June. A. u. is1. on the nfsi day %
aid term. thea ADD there IN said Corr, "a make
Answer - said petiuuu fof divorce aud 20 stand
~ AHd abide such order. Judgment aud decree
thereon ~ 20 sAlf Court shall SEEN meet the
pfrinlsTs considered
Dated at Remington N TIE County Of ben
ningion Aforesaid. thls iiih cay Of March. A. D.
iros.
HARRY 7 cUsHMAN, Clerk
CHARLES A. MArRfk.
Auyfsr Petitioner. bennington. W
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30

and all through the store Everything new crisp stylish and
best of quality and workmanship.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Mary X. Wells BENNINGTON County
Court June Term
Osear ! Welis1 A. ID 1907

MARY n. Wclls / benningion NonnN
Oscar ]. Wells AID. 1901.
WHEREAS Mary x. Wells Of BENNINGTON IN
the County OF bennington Aforesaid, has duly
filed IN the once OF the Clerk OF the County
Court for sald County Of BcnniuFion. ~ Ben
uinFton IN said County. her petition for divorce
against Oscar Wells formerly OF Chatham In
the state Of Neu York. bot nos u parts I'M
known 10 said petitioner. uutslae this State;
Alleging ~ the cause for laid divorce that
the said Oscar Wells has treated the petit
toner with inioisfAhle severity; has des~rtcd
the petiiioner for upwards 0i three consecutive
years last past. and grossly. Nantonly and
cruelty refuse and negi~cis 10 provide suitable
m inisnancc fof the peiltiCuers
Aud playing that Biii - Divorce BE- granted
unto her torrther with the care, custody and
control Of the minor children u the parties
hereto named Ia aid petition.
SOw TiEkEfOKf. the said Oscar Wells
Il hereby aud b. The publication hereof In
c0mplisnre with the lass 81 this state. NOtf
flED AND REQUIRED 10 appear bcfofe the
Honorable the County Court ~ the neft stated
term thereof. 20 BE- held a Manchester within
and for the County ~ H~nulngton Aforesaid. on
the nrst Tuesday Of June. A ID. isqs. on ths
nrst day Of said term. then ard there IN
said Court % make answer 10 Petition fur d.
torce aud o. stand D. aud abide such orier
judgment and decree thereon AZ 90 said court
shall seem meet. the premises considered
Dated "a bennington IN The county Of Ben-
nlngion Aforesaid this ism day Of March A. D.
HARRYT CUsHMAN Clsrk.
CHARLES A. MAUREH.
Any for Petitioner. bcnuiaTton. W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
want. .. ~. a seh..,,..e..,.

CARMEL, n. y. March 30.-Jcnnis
Burch. the fifiecn.yearold girl who
was declared not guilty Of murder by
reason OF insanity. was taken 10 the
asylum for the criminal insane AZ Mat
teawan today. A marked Improvement
Il shown In the condition OF the girl.
In n talk she declared that she intend.
ed % study and work hard 10 prove TO
the doctors at Matieawan that she r.
now well. She still holds 10 her ambi.
tlon 10 become a schooltcacher and
reads eagerly any books she can got
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30

Does Coffee disagree with you2 Prob
ably II does. Then try DR. Shops
Health Coffee. Health Coffee" Ii n
clever combination OF parched cereals
and nuts. Not n grain OF real Coffee,
remember. Ia DIR Shops Health Cot.
fee, yet It's flavor and taste matches
closely old Java and Mocha Coffee. II
your stomach, heart or kidneys can't
stand Coffee drinking, try Health
Coffee. II IL wholesome, nourishing
and satisfying. It's safe even for the
youngest child. Sold by Joseph NJ.
Ayres
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News. of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Alex. Vietel has taken q position as
brakeman on the Rutland railroad.
Mrs David Murray and children
have returned from u two weeks visit
in Manchester.
Miss Mary Pratt OF Putnam street
has returned from visit with friends
In North Adams.
The First National Bank was closed
Friday afternoon out prospect for the
late John S. Holden.
Miss Bessie Scrlvens OF North Ben
nington has returned from visit with
relatives In Williamstown.
+. A. Gleason OF West Cheshire,
Conn, was 10 the village Friday en-
route to Woodiord TO visit relatives
and friends, also to see to his proper
ty there.
The ii. G. White company at North
Bennington Is so rushed with orders
that night work is now the order and
then orders can not be filled fast
enough.
Company NJ basket ball team OF
Hoosick Falls plays the Williams col
lege varsity team In the armory at
Hoosick Falls this evening for the
intercollegiate championship OF New
England.
The funeral OF Mortimer Culllton
was held Friday afternoon from ST
Francis church. The attendance OF
friends testified to the friendship and
esteem that his neighbors and friends
felt toward him. Rev. A. j. Barron
otiiciated. Bennington council Knights
OF Columbus OF which Mr. Culliton was
a member turned out In good numbers
and escorted the body TO the Benning.
ton Center cemetery where the inter-
ment took place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
LOCKWOOD E. HOWE
Real Estate Agency and Employment Bureau
400 MAIN STREET BENNINGTON, VT.
TRADE CONDITIONS.
n. q. Dan A Co.. weekly Report
of uu-iaes..


of uu-iaes..
NEW YORK. March 3O.-R. q. nun
& Co.'S report says that Easter retail
trade SURPRISES expectations. fayora.
BILE weather bringing out very large
volume ~ business during the last
week. while activity was not confined
10 specialtles. hut extended 60 all sea.
sonablc lines of staple merchandise.
Wholesale and jobblng houses rccciv.
cd many supplementary orders. espe.
clally for dry goods and millinery. and
further improvement In collections
was reported. Open weather has slim
ulatcd structural work. accelcrating
movement Of builders materials.
plumbers supplies and kindred lines.
Announcement by some railways
that rctrenchment must curiall plans
for extensions has had no perccptible
Influence on the Iron aud steel indus.
try owing 70 the scarcity of stocks In
all positions.
New Enr'-sd shoe manufacturers
have about concluded work on large
spring contracts aud have commenced
cutting fall footwear on orders from
western wholesalers.
More quiet conditions prevail In the
primary markets for cotton goods. but
prices are we'll maintained. producers
having large contracts a. fill.
Liabilities Of commercial failures
thus far reported Tor March amounted
20 SG53i.0il. 81 which S2.Ti3 Az were
ia manufacturing S2.2IdS2G Ia trading
and Si.5O0GJ5 IN other commercial
lines. Failures this week numbered
go In the United States against 1911
last year and - IN Canada compared
with II a year ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30

This Is a Money Maker.
No, Y. go acres. Hoosck, 3 ~ miles from
Hoosick Falls, IL story 10 room house.
sheep barns, COW barn, wagon house, woodsned
AID hen houses, q acres heavy timber land, run
ming water and pump. X. r. ID facilities. $4,000
Here IL Bargain.
No. ~. q acres Just out OF Bennington, 10
acres tlllable. II la pasture. Keeps cows, 2
horses cuts 10 tons hay Eight room house.
good barn. wagon shed. hen house and corn
house. Trout streams water supplied at puild'
lays by spring. $1,000.
House on Main Street.
No. !. Two story house, 10 rooms located on
Main street. Bennington. Lot 7dxl25. with barn
2ssS5. Natural wood finish, built years ago.
Good repair city water, electric lights, plped
for gas Good nelghborhood. Buildings slated.
s3iW.
Else Summer Place.
No.2 House In woodford City. story and a
90 feet piazza. shade trees, spring water piped
O. house. Barn l0x3o, wagon shed and hen
house. Nice trout stream four rods from
house. siGo.
why Pay Remit
Nos House, story and half. b9xi20 lot, on
Beech street. Bennington, seven rooms, built
twelve years ago. Good repair, line piazza, city
| $3.50.
A uoase worth Having.
No. 4. Twelve room house on WASHINGTON
avenue. Bennington. Built 10 years ago, slated
| and IN nrst class repair. Fine location lot COZ
| 200. electric lights piped FOR gas, natural WOOD
nnsh, large piazza plenty oil iruit' s'soo
Buy Yourself u Home
| Nos. Eight room story and a half house IN
good repair, an acre Of land hou ,',,,, s YEA
good garden. $1,000.
1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30

Fine 100 Acre Farm.
Not ,sS acres 20 ceres tiable. % acresin
pasture 5000 feet spruce ana nen,,o,n a, va
pasture land also 5000 cords OF wood on ihrnl'
mostly maule Fine sugar orchard III Oo0 .rees
Cuts 10 tons nay Fine 10 room house. iniee
cow barns. 3Oxio each, horse barn INN ,s corn
house isx20 Included In this farm are ~ cows,
4 bull. 2 horses, yearlings. hens, chickens anu
ducks. All farm implements, Including nay
tedder, moving machine. horse rakes plows,
harrows hoes, shovels and rakes AL prhctl-
cally new. There are also heavy lumber Way
ons, set heavy work harness. driving harness
2 bob sleds. pair traverse sleds. and sielgh.
Fine Sse. 'uPg spr eaT ns which carries
freight rnns past house; electric freight uepot
ON fam ffues location TO be found me
views, elegant drives. and pure water. Al
stock, tools and farming implements, ihciuuihs
farm. for only 5000.
small Farm, Cheap.
No.x 40 acres IN sandgate. VI, with wood
lot WIN keep head, cuts 10 tons hay. 5000
house and barns. fine sugar orchard Green
River runs across farm. Plenty hult aud shrub
berry. $500
Splendid valley Farm.
No 5. iio acres, keeps 90 cows. cuts 40 tons
trout streams ON place Sugar orchard Of GO
trees. one mile from Manchester Center We
$500.
Best Farm In Arlington.
No. 4. 800 acres, Arlington. VT; 900 acres
tillable, 100 acres In pasture. 200 In wood lana
TWO miles from railroad station. House and
I'VE barns IN 1000 eonutiou, 49,. 49,, o,.hs ii
az Iooo trees 'FRONT.' stream and spring on
farm Az COO.
Good Poultry tsrm'
NoK Five acre farm. Two miles from
Bennington Pine six room house and good
barn. Water facilities. Fine location. 500.
Large Farm In shaftsbury.
No. Q. 200 acres In south Shaltspury; LaIge
house and Darn IN kood cohuiuon. op' ss a.
house. Fine sugar oIcn n'' , nssy me ana
horses and cattle, GUS ~ ton- III, n " m
service. 5000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
House ON Depot street

House on Depot street
No. 10. Two story eight room house. located
on Depot street. lot 66xi30. shed 20x30, city wa
ter house slated; good neighborhood.
Another six room house on this lot, all for
$4,000.
Eight Room House for si2OO
No. "a. Two story eight room house on Brad.
ford street, lot 33xl40. chestnut hnish. built In
1901; large piazza city water, barn lixl4 build
ings are shingled. $500.
centrally Located House
No. u.s. Two story double house. located on
North street. rooms down and rooms up
piazzas, heated by steam. new $500 furnace,
size Of lot 5Oxi50; barn 2jx23. Good garden
fruit and shade trees.
Hest Farm In Section.
= The Chas lockwood farm. 80 acres .hlrh
state OF cultivation; 05 acres tllAblc land. IL
acres pasture cuts % tons hay. viii keep9O
head cattle and horses; well fenced, inosus
wire; land free fi"" stone; electric road runs
through farm; harm soxsO, WIN UNDERGROUND
stable; running water TO barn mile from VII
age. $780, M
New Two story House
No. 49, Two story eleven room house on
81 adford street lOt 3lx2lO size OF house lsv2t-
G feet Offset; ell isx2t. woodshed isr2s. chest
nut uulhn W uOu"tt W lFfff NNuuif Ithfft
In front, city water; barn i6Ksp; bulldogs slat.
ed. good neighborhood. snoo.
vsisss,s Double House
No.is. New two story double house. Just
built, Ave minutes walk from Y o. nine rooms
each side. slated. electric liRhts, piped Tor gas.
Everything up 10 date. $3.50.
Price on Application
No n. Fifteen room house lot 20oa25o To-
| Gated on Elm street. Fine piazza, city water.
barn ibxe0 store house isx2O. buildings are
| stated, good neighborhood. Price on aDplica-
ton.
In Hest Part OF Village
No. ~ Nine room house, located on Elm
| street. Remington. Well shingled city water.
pleasant, very good neighoorhood Price on
application.
House and Lot for saOo
No 10. One and one.half story seven room
| house. located IN WO0dfOrd Hollow. House 26x
20. one.half acre 81 land. piazza. me shade
trees. plenty Of nice fruit and t~o gardens I;
spring water supply. barn soris. buildings we'll
shingled, socd nelghbofhood 500
Desirable and Price Low
No 20 one and onehAlf siory seven room
| house. lo; oST2i0. house well shnged. plenty ~
| shade trees. tine fruit trees, Including apple,
] pear and plum. Good location. $3.50.
Building Lot. Dor sale
Buildng lots for sale on the following streets
ton Grand View
| uu silver
] on Elm
on Hillside
| son Imperial Avenue
/ gon south
ON Hunt
on DEPOT
] on Mccall
aOn Park
on County
Jon Division
20 on Extension Bfanoh
on Putnam
| 2ou scott
on Maple
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-30
REA! STATE .!!! BARe4!!NS.
For Sale By lockwood & Howe I@ y

for RoYod Howe These descriptions are brief
md
orugadHy whh
GSvoutop u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10
as was first contemplated.

as was first contemplated. It is considered practically settled that the United States naval forces in Pacific waters will be strengthened so that it may cope with any eventu- aIity. The condition n the navy i8 csnsing much uneasiness to the de partment. There is q. woefui lack of officers and men, and last week the Indiana and Iowa were placed out of commission because there were no crews to mann them. These fighting crafts have gone to join the Texas, which long since was placed in reserve. and the Massachusetts
 the Oregon and the Ne" York, all of which are out of commission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10
BRIEF SESSION OF CIRCUIT COURT TODAY

\ brief session of the Jefferson circuit eonrt was held this morning by Judge 4 B. Grace. The recently named jury commissioners, l. M. Hudson, Alex Strauss and W. $. Hol- ton, were sworn in as were also the commissioners of accounts. Drew White, E A. Howell and (. M.~ Ackifn--The jury comnaissloners are today preparing the lists of cha petit and grand jurors to se:ve at the next session of the Jefierson cir cult court. The commissioners of accounts will also begin their work of inspecting the books Of the var i0us county officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10
A Mysterious Booming.

A strange phenomenon Is that of the 30 called guns of Burrisaul,' in In- dla. Burri>aul is q station in the Sun derbundb. the marshy delta of the Ganses, q region covered with vast and luxuriant jungle of tropic vegeta- ton. Here in the rainy season there is occasionally heard q loud, booming noise ike the discharge of distant ar tiilery It seems to come from the south, but 1T one follows the sound in that direction its apparent distance does not diminish. Travellers have suggested that it may be produced by the. heavy surf of the monsoon season laundering on the shores of the bay of Beugai or on an island. but the place of It's origin has never been identified, DOT has it been explained why tho roar, of the waves should be heard sO much farther inland here than on orner coasts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10
The Willy Arab of -ripo.:.

Down the street the faint internit. tent tinkhng of be.i was heard. 'Burr-ro. ("Get out.') in warning rasped the high pitched voice of q camel driver. I lodged quickly into the shop of siiYersmith and watched four !an oering eameIs squdge softly by. To prevent those behind the driv- CT from being stolen the halter rope of each is tied 10 the tail of the one ahead, and on the tail Of the last camel as ae flips and flaps # from side to side tinAles q beij willy one of the faithful, not being rich in this world 5 goods, turned c0Yetous eyes fon .noMadsc brother who passed through the town leading t s6rin9 of SIX eam- els. Allah, Allah ursei el Aliah. Could hot the brother spare one of his jiual!o tcameis). So, dusting the flies from his eyes and hooiing himself with his barraean, he steaithiiy follow ed. He was aware that near the New gate the street narrowed and made q double turn Sossooner haa the driver ana head camel rounded the first cor her than the willy one seized the beii attached to the hindEaost camel. With a stroke of hi, knife he severed it from the tail Of the animal. and, keeping it' tiniiling, he quickly fastened 1t to the taN of the next. cut loose the last beast md" Allah wills made off with his ioot--C ". Furiong in~Har- narS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-10
AN ANSWER THAT SHOULD
 SATISFY.

What is q Democrat? ?3 IS ah ln- teresting question, and varioasly hath it been answered. Newspapers, Enagaaines, statesmens poiitietahss and laymen have tackled 1t. Mir Bryan fired two ceiumns oi hot shot at 1t a few days ago, bns even ne appears to have faiiea 10 hit he huiIs eye.
 The Washington Herald, an inde- pendent newspaper, makes s',me- thing of a speciality Of analgizlns political problems, SO t has devoted some study to this one with 2 y,eWs to solving 1t and here is what t says on the subject:
 According to Webster's diction- ary, q democrat is 2 iigat wagon, having several seats and no top,
 That fills the bull adm.ra ply, VIC take 1t. A light wagon means that 1t is not loaded for ions and tedious hauis. Having several seats means that the occupants may take turn about in driving. or al. may drlV- at once, as the fancy may seize. No tor" means that same Demo c ats have not yet leasnel to set III hen it rains, and evea III this ea- l.ehtened age do no1 protect then- selves against unfrie1d' ; st' lis or frosts.
 "A wagon, it viii be renaenloer- er. depends materially un its v htels. The same is true of so-n9 Demo- eeats. The more Whee,s shey have. tf.e more figure they cu. n me ;arty procession and tne more fuss they make as they go along. Assoon g. a Democrat is discovered 10 be devoid of wheels. he $ tHsEoriousiy aast aside as being oaf-ol-date and very much to the aasire sef eXccs9 b9 agage Second only tn importance t. the wheels in q wa&ef. is he t tgue. Sc, too, unless his tongue be conspicuousiy in evidence. 10 Democrat can be labeled with q big D. Wheels first, then ton@a-. end the makeup of some modern Demo- erats is almost complete The anaI- ogy might be carried sea further. There are the bolts h he ason, and boiling is an 8ppt0yed at among q large number 1t Demo- crats. There are ae nuts oe he bolts, and more man one Demo- crat We might mention has been called nutty.
 Sc we might go on, bat what's the use? Have we not clearly proved our right to first prize in the matter of answers to the question: \ little later We might find 1t necessary to elueidate that other problem. What is Republican