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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04
REPORT TO GOVERNOR.
New System OF State Treasury Ac-
counting Is Inaugurated-

Under a new system of state treas
ury bookkeeping inaugurated by state
Treasurer Mark TuI1ey, a formal re-
port will be made each month to Gov
eruor Hoch. showing in detail the
condition Of all the funds and trust
funds of the state. the receipts and ex-
peuditures OF each fund during the
preceding month. and the total
amount on hand at the rate OF the re-
port
The first Of these reports was filed
with Governor Hoch today II shows
that State Treasurer Tu1Iey has under
his custody at the present time
moneys and securities to the enor-
nous aggregate OF 17,6S3,771-50-
OF this sum. $4s7.139-0o Is in the
form Of cash on deposit to the credit
OF various funds in the state deposi-
tories
There is in the bond vault at the
treasurer's office in the capitol, S15,-
260.s3g-7S in bonds and coupons be-
longing to the various funds, mostly
to the state school fund
The remainder OF S1.935.7s2-71 is
in the form of bonds deposited with
the state treasurer in trust A large
proportion OF these are the bonds of
the state repositories, aggregattng
nearly a million dollars There are
5000 900 IN indemnity bonds, and a
large amount in bonds deposited by
insurance companies doing business in
the state
The state treasurer's accounts on
bonds and coupons belonging to the
state have recently been put on an
entirely new footing State Account
ant Gafford made a complete In
veutory OF the bonds and coupons in
the state treasury. and since then,
State Treasurer TulIey has completed
an entirely independent inventory of
all bonds and coupons In some
technical respects the two inventories
differed and the work was checked
over by both departments. and the
reconcfled. SO that the two
accounts are now Identical In the
future all the coupons belonging to
the state will be carefully kept track
Of both by the treasurer and the
state accountant
The chances for any scandals or
shortages developing in the state
-reasurer's office are decidedly small
compared with what the opportunity
was previous to the present
The following Ia bleS show the
amounts in the different bond ac-
counts on September 80:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04

the occasion with ferns and ported
plants. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Albert L Miller, pastor OF the
NJ E church and was followed by a
two course supper Mr.. and Mrs Retter
left Sunday for their home in Sidney.
o., and were met at the train upon their
arrival there that evening by SO of Mr.
Retter-s neighbors and friends who gave
the newly welded couple a serenade,
while Mr.. Retter's relatives served an
elaborate wedding supper at the Retter
home
Some Of the residents of Holman's
addition have had trouble lately with
poIecats that invade their chicken
houses and rob their chicken roost,
while some Of the midnight marauders
have even taken the eggs from setting
hens. The other morning between
and O'Clock one woman in the addition
heard a great commotion among her
chickens and started out on a tour of
investigation When she reached the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04

chicken house she found some OF the
chickens off their perches while al Of
them seemed greatly excited She made
search of the place but could md
nothing wrong but the family cat which
had followed her there utterly refused
to go in the shed at all Finally mha
gave up the search TO be renewed IN the
morning in the bright light This time
she succeeded IN routing from under .
dfsUsed stove in the corner Of the pfaea
q polecat- She belabored him with the
hoe and chased him to the next yard
where he made tracks for the creek
from which place they all come.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04

IS =. -A
'EMerode', Ladies' Union Suits
in fine ribbed cotton, perfect fit
ting and finely made and finish
ed suit - 81 90
z'f3Ierode- Ladies' Union Suits
in fine Merino a mixture of wool
and cotton, in both white and
gray. suit 81 so
"Aerode" Ladies' Union Suits,
of silk and cotton mixture, a very
great value for the season, suit
for So IS
s'Meroder Ladies' Vests and
Pants, in white and gray. full
weight and a big value, each 75c
NMerode Children's Union
Suits, fine Merino in white and
gray. nicely finished and in all
sizes suit -75c, $1.OO, S1.25
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04

EsMeroSfe- Ladies' Vests and
Pants, fine Maco and Sea Island
cotton. in medium and heavy
weights, each soc
'Merode. Ladies' Union Suits,
best grades of Maco yarn, come
in either medium or heavy
weight, all sizes, suit 75c
sEMerodef' Ladies' Fine Silk and
Cotton Mixed Vests and Pants. a
splendid value, each. 81. 90
1'Merode" Ladies' Choice ALL
wool Vests and Pants, In white
and natural gray, very soft and
.Merode" Children's Vests and
Pants, fine Maco cotton, with soft
warm finish inside, all sizes,
edcA 10c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04
Anna GouId Is Nou Free

Paris, Oct the time limit IN which
Count Roni de CasteIlane could apply to
the court of cessation. has expired His
divorce obtained by Nine Anna Gould
is now absolute Nine Gould has sets
tied out of court the creditors clainA
both against herself and the count
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04
TAFT OFF FOR MANILA.
Sailed From Kobe on the Minnesota at
Midnight

Kobe. Japan. Oct 4-The steamer
Minnesota with Secretary of War
William H Taft and party on board
left here at midnight last night for
Manila
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04

the rendezvous Of the British Mediter-
raneau SQUADRON thence 10 japan via
the Suez canal and thence to New
Caledonia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-04
Broke His Head

Vancouver. B. C, Oct Herbert
r Morton. Australian millionaire,
slipped on the steps Of the Vancouver
opera house last night. fractured his
skull and probably will die
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
ARLINGTON


Charles Hard II In Troy for a few
days
Mrs J. J. Stakeholder was In Troy
| sunday
Mrs Thomas Higgins aud sou spent
day recently la Bennington.
Charles Reed IL visiting his brother
and family IN Taunton. Mass.
John Morrisscy Of North Adams
pent sunday With his parents.
Miss Antinctio McAullcy has return.
"a from her visit Ia Cambridge.
Miss Ailcne somers Is wishing rel
atiycs ln Dorset aud East Dorset
Mr. aud MR.. Mcrt Morrissey OF
North bennington we're Ia town Mon.
day
Ezra Braincrd. Dr.. OF Tusooyn. Ia.
dian Territory. spent Tuesday At O. =.
Adams
Martin Walsh from Clcns Pals y.
Y. D. spending his vacation With his
parents.
q. r. Adams left Tuesday for sara
toga to attend the q A ". National
encampmvnt
Mr. lloming. who has been In New
York for the past few weeks. has r.
turned home
Miss Pauline Batchcldcr gave an AZ
tornoon tea on Monday to the young
ladies Of the town
Ned Andrcn has accepted posi-
ton AZ South Barre. Mass. aud leu
for his work Monday morning
a son has been born 10 MIR. and Mrs
Dudley Parsons of New York Mr..
Parsons ~ a former Arlington boy.
Mrs Sims. son and daughter. Who
have been spending the summer at the
Arlington. returned 10 New York Mon.
day
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Barney Of
Portland. Maine. after spending a
week at u q. Baney's. returned home
Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs Harley Clearwater aud
son who have been visiting friends IN
town returned to their home la Troy
Saturday
Mrs Mclean aud son. Kenneth
Anderson. who have been spending
two weeks az W. y. McAulley's. hay,
returned TO New York.
News has been received Of the birth
~ son 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. ~. Dun
ton. Mr.. Dunton made his home 10
town for a number Of years.
Miss Mary Long OF Clarendon has r,
turned 90 her school here In Distrlc
No. also Miss Mary loughlin OF BeI
I nington IL teaching In East Arlington
l.. T. story OF Bennington. who hai
been appointed to fill the Office Of Man
agcr Of the y. =. r. aud r. w. ex
changes OF Manchester and Arlington
I was In town Saturday.
, Mrs. Clarence Gilcrist entertained a
/ an afternoon tea ON Tuesday la homo
, Of Miss Pauline Batchelder who's,
wedding " Ia take place on Thursdal
TO DIR. Claude Campbell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
MULL|GAN &ROCHE
The Leading CIOthieTS and TailOTS
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

A. T. wyman Of Peru Is visiting In
town today.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson OF
East Hoosick were In town today
Miss Elizabeth Hancock Of New
York Is visiting Miss Lillian Harbour.
Misses Daisy Harbour aud Sarah
Evans spent Saturday In North Adj
ans.
Men are az work repairing the side.
walk In front Of the Bennington Cigar
store.
Regular meeting OF the lodge Of Elks
will be held this evening at eight
o'clock
The Wednesday parlor sale az Mrs
l.. r. Abbott's will be- open morning
and afternoon.
Charles Reed and son oi Springfield
Mass. are the guests OF Mrs. Caroline
lncson OF Park street
. Frank Fabian who has been visit
Ing his father Of Union street has rc.
turned to his home iu North Adams
Dwight Rudd. Payson Hathaway
Martin Potter aud sheriff Godfrey
went TO Saratoga today 90 attend the
O.. A. X. encampmcnt
Walter Woodward 81 Washington
avenue went to Saratoga 10 meet some
OF his friends OF the late war whom
he has not seen since that time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Katie Kelly OF North Adams is
visiting friends In town.
Miss Mary Purcell OF Dewey street
went to New York today.
Arthur Burke OF Utica is visiting
Mrs Lee Of East Main street.
A few people went to Manchester
this morning to attend the fair.
Frank Newton OF Silver street has
a painful ulcer on one OF his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Allen left this
morning TO attend the q. A. X. en-.
campment at Saratoga.
Miss Jennie Brew of Hoosick Falls
who has been visiting Mrs. William
Daley has returned home.
Division y OF the Congregational
church will meet at Mrs Richard
Boyce's Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Mrs. Sheldon OF Pittsneld was
the guest Saturday and Sunday OF her
daughter. Miss Margaret Sheldon OF
River street.
The foundation for II. G. White a
Co.'S new fire proof building at North
Bennington Is completed and work 1,
now progressing rapidly on the main
, part.
X. y. ID. Letter Carrier Percy on
route No says that the people alonl
his line have done good job clearing
brush from alongside the highway ant
that II Is a great improvement. but h,
does not think much OF the roads es
pecially where repairs have been at
tempted.
Engine No. 1879 OF the Rutland
railroad ran OF the pit out nearly OF
the sidewalk while being repaired IL
the local freight yard Monday. An
other engine was hitched 10 Il In an
effort 10 get II back on the track bu
II had 10 be lacked up before thii
could be- accomplished.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
sTATEoF VERMONT,
hINNINnION COUNTY.
Eva Al. Morris Bennington County
", Court. December

Eva N. Morris BenPinsiopn county
WIN. J. Morris Term, A. ID 1877.
WHEREAS. Eva May Morris Of Readsboro In
the County OF bennington Aforesaid, has duly
iled 10 the ONCE Of the Clerk OF the County
Court for said County Of bennington, az Hen
ulIsgt0n In said County. her petition for divorce
parts unknown 10 the petitioner outside THIS
Aneglsg a. the causes for said divorce that
the said William J. Morris has deserted
the petitioner Tor upwards OF three
consecutive years last past, aud rosi.
~. wantonly and cruelty refuses aud
neglects 10 provide suitable maintenance Tor
Aud praying that bill Of Divorce be granted
unto her together with the care aud custody
aud cdntfol of the minor child OF the parties
hereto uamci "a said petition;
NOW THEREFORE,. the said william >.
Morris IL hereby aud by the publ
cauon hereof 10 compliance With the
laws Of this state, NOTIFIED AND
REQUIRED 20 appear before the Honor
able the County Court at the next stated term
thereof, 70 BE- held at Bennington within and
Tor the County 81 Bennington afOIesAid. on The
nrst tuesday Of December. A. u. 1907 on the
nf,t day oi said term. Thea and there 10 sald
Court. " make answer 10 said petition iof d..
vofce AID 10 stand a. aud abide such order.
judgment and decree thereon a. a. said Court
shall seen meet the premises considered.
Dated a. Hcuninst0n in The County u Ben
nngion Aforesaid, ths eth day OF september
:. EDWARD n. HOLDEN,
Deputy County Clerk.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
BrattieborO. W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

bIlOiJ W buoJ NVeeSio
william Hulihan OF Rutland Is visit
ing James Leahy at the Cottage hotel.
Mrs. Marsden is visiting Mrs. A. H.
HOLSTER OF Pleasant street for few
days.
Raymond Mccormick who has been
visiting friends In Rutland has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Kline OF Spring
field are visiting friends In town for a
few days.
Miss Rose Watson OF Stafford street
went to Waterford Monday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Breslin.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Schnurr Of River street spent Sunday
In Stephentown, n. Y.
Mrs. Blenn who has been visiting
MFR. and Mrs. III. H. Allen OF Main
street returned to her homo In Hoosick
Falls Monday.
Michael Casey OF IIooslck Falls who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Cronin at the American House return
ed home Monday.
Mrs. q. Newmayer who accompanied
her husband AS far as Amsterdam on
his way 10 Saranac Lake, n. V, re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mr. aud Mrs. William II. Freeman
who have been visiting MIR. and Mrs
q. n. Harwood OF Union street return
ed to their home In Troy Monday.
Bradstrcct's for this week says
Bennington reports crops doing fairl,
well. corn. however will be- less than
average. General retail trade ulll
up to amount done last year.
George w. Kiddcr Of Montpelier has
enlisted az the Soldiers Home whcr,
he arrived last week Comrade Kid
der enlisted at Swanton In the iOtl
Vermont but since the war has live,
at Waterbury and Montpelier.
Matthew Mahar and Hornistas BELL
MARIE left this morning for ST Ml
chael's college OF Winoosk. Mahal
caught for the Bennington baseball
team during the last OF the season an,
had many admirers among the fans.
The Castleton correspondent ~ th,
Rutland Herald gives the following
account Of the burial services of an,
late u. g. Burt az Castleton last Sat
urday: The body Of Durham q. Bur
was brought here from Bennington fol
burial Saturday afternoon Charlie.
lT. Burt Miss Mary Burt and Fred u
llurt Of Bennington accompanied IN,
body a delegation from Roberts pos
No u. q. A. r. Of Rutland also came
A delegation from the local gran,
army post aud lee lodge 81 Mason.
and number Of friends met az "a,
station. Services were held "a th'
grave in Hillside cemetery. Rev. "
10. Iligley ofiiciated The bearers wcr,
Matthew ilusscy. Fred Aldrich aud y
| NJ Brooks Of Roberts Post and llarycl
Bishop. William Afford and Hiram
Waters Of l.eaVenWorth Post Com
mandcr J T. lazston and Buglor J..
ilarald Of Roberts Post we're also In al
tendance"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
NORTH BENNINGTON


N. C. Colvin is painting VIII Graves
new house.
Michael Nash is visiting his brother
Andrew Nash,
Miss Hainey spent Sunday with her
people In Proctor
The o. u. s. will commence holding
regular meetings this month.
Elton Collins OF New York is visit
ing his brother, l.. II. Collins
Miss Margaret Ashe who has been
sick for the past week is better
Miss Porter spent Sunday with
friends In Lenox, returning Monday.
DR.. Gleason has purchased a yalu.
able driving horse OF Richard Meagher.
Willie Howe who has been on the
sick list for several days is recover
Ing.
NJ. Il. Rumrlll went yesterday to
Saratoga TO attend the q. A. X. en-.
campment
A. Sheppard has returned after
spending few days In Great Bar
rington, Mass.
Mrs. George Ash's sister and daugh
ter Of Mechanlcyille is visiting here
for few days.
II. y. Smith and family have gone on
a two weeks vacation In the eastern
part Of the state.
Henry Roster In having the Interior
OF his store painted, work being done
by George Green.
The interior OF the postotiice Is un.
dergolng n fresh coat OF paint. work
being done by Mr.. Teft.
Timothy McGlnnls has resigned his
position al the freight depot and taken
the position vacated by win Stevens.
Carl Linden has resigned his posit
ion with Morris a Bonner AZ the tailor
shop and returned TO his home In New
York
NJ. Bishop has resigned his position
with the II G. White company aud &C
cepted position at the Rutland Rail
road freight depot as head clerk.
Charles schaefcr returned to his
home In New York Saturday after
spending six weeks with his mother
and brother. Rev. r. J. Schaener.
Miss May llouplon has returned from
few days visit with friends Ia Shafts
bury. Miss Hope Lyons took
her place at the Hotel White during
her absence
W. NJ Nccdham. the news dealer
goes today for a few days vacation
During his absence Miss Leah Bah
son will care for his business and at
tend the store.
Will Stevens has resigned his posi-.
ton at the station working for the
a. and NJ as train inspector and has
accepted a position with the n. a.
lCushman Mfg 60.
Gen. ]. g. Mccullough Is making
plans Tor a new house Ia be- built south
Of the large farm barns When CON.
pleted u will BE- one Of the handiest
and most convenient farm houses In
the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
ANY u YEAR OH alRI

Can make those delicious Lemon. Cho.
colate and Custard pies as well as the
more experienced cook n she uses
"OUR'PlE' preparation. which IN sow
being sold by nearly all grocers. Full
directions on each package. Pie IA
not a luxury. but an article OF daily
diet aud you might just as well make
good pies as poor ones. order a few
packages today and you will be- so well
pleased that you will tell all your
friends.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10

To check cold quickly. get from
your druggist some little Candy Cold
Tablets called Preyentlcs for they are
not only safe. but decidedly certain
and prompt. Preyentics contain no
qulnine. no laxative. nothing harsh nor
slckening. Taken nc the "snccze
stage" Preyentlcs will prevent pneu.
uonia. bronchitis. Ia grippe. etc. Hence
the name. Preyentics. Good for fever
ish children. IS Preventics 20 cents
Trial boxes 8 cents. Sold by all deal
ers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
Fall Suits
TOP COATS& RAIN GOA rs
FROM $1,000 TO $500
Fall Hats and Caps SOC to $500
Fall Gloves and Underwear. Can
vas Gloves l0C and l5C.

It's always false econ.
omy to save money at the
expense of personal appearance ;
good clothes are worth what they
cost.
The chief thing in buying is to
pay just enough to get the best and
not too much.
That's the whole story of our
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes the
best clothes made; and the most
economically priced.
When you buy clothes remember
this: Hart Schaifner & Marx; and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10

ABTo IA.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
To the People Of Bennington and Near
by Towns.

Ten percent discount from Manufac.
turcrs regular prices will be- given on
an orders given me before Oct. 18th.
I will put In foundations at once and set
the work this fall For designs and
prices call NJ Bennington Center Gene.
terry where ! am building Graves liroa.
Mausoloum or at 2ii South street even.
inga. or address me nc bennington
VI. or Phone 2i7-l-E. Estabrook
Manufacturers Agt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10

- n - AZ Il I n.
aeAnth. n lhs kihd We iaW Asl)l 0a
"',.''" G<H2HIzSu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
FOR SALE

One room aud ole . rOou house with owe
oue-hah acre u land. ~ apple trees Al Kind
dated aud painted and IN nrst class repair. Tor
Gated NJ poWnal. VI, Que minute from ne
trolley line and d q NJ. Depot Public sewer
aud water System ou street IN ffonl % property
The owner refused 81 30 fOf thls property two
years ago, but uill sell ior less than lsoo nov
a. his business Interests are outside Of this
stats. tefms easy Stli make q nice place fof
any business % professional party Who ui.he .
70 retire
JoHh.kAsH, Bennington Agt
J. LADD. North Adams. Gamer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-10
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Eugene Colyin spent sunday in
town.
M lIapgood Of Peru was Ia town
last Saturday.
n. Estabrook Of Bennington was IN
town last week.
Mrs. W. A. Adams Is visiting her
sou ~ A. Adams.
Geo. c. Wood Of Bennington vas in
town last Thursday.
william Goodall was working this
last week la White Greek
Exat Dufr.sne moved bis household
goods 10 Troy this last week
Mrs. II. {. Reynolds has Eon" g.
the hospital az Rutland for treatment.
Fred = Reed our barber. was cuu
nncd "a the house the most 90 i"st
week
Miss Emily BALDWIN H. about g.
leave town going 20 b. a trained
nurse
Warner Fowler Of West Lebanon
visited his brother J W Fowl,r this
last week.
Mr and Mrs John Carleton OF Ion
dondcrry spent sunday with G. o.
Carleton.
Everything II all ready for the fair
but don't forget your umbrella aud
rubbcrs.
The ladies' OF the Zion church viii
meet Saturday afternoon with Mr
Thos l.idgcrwood.
NC. Taylor ~ going into the meat
business. running cart from bis
home Ia Barnumyille.
Robert Benedict. who has BEEN via
iting relatives In town. has rcturnc,
to his home In Everett
Mrs. u. y. Wilson died at her hom,
on North Main street last Saturday
Funeral Monday afternoon nc 81
clock
Monday September = will be- the M
tenth anniversary OF the marriage %
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Bowen invita-
lions are out for reception to h
given IN the afternoon and evening.
A. l.. Bowen. 81 Clone" met with
bad accident while driving home from
Manchester Saturday morning. ~
horse became frightened at the trail
on the NJ. u. a O. r. u running Int
telegraph pole aud throwing him J.
feet over the dash striking on hi
head aud shoulders.
Last "Wednesday nj noon there NJ
sembled at the home OF T.. T. kcndaI
many friends and relatives Co witncH
the marriage OF his daughter. Mis-
Cora Lou. to Charles y. Thomas q
Cleveland. Ohio The bride an
groom we're remembered with man
pretty aud useful presents conslstln
Of money. sllyerwarc. china and lincf
Those who attended the ccremon
from out Of town were Mrs. A. .
Burbank. Mr.. aud Mrs. u. a. Cushma
and family. Mrs. G. l.. burbank an
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Spraguc Burban
aud family. Mrs. Minnie Duane, NJ
and Mrs. J. NJ. Kendall Of New Yorl
Mrs. A. A. Goodell OF Kecne. n. n
MIR. aud Mrs. q. l. Burbank Of Bon'
vile. Mr and Mrs =. y. Burbank {
chester and Mrs. r.. G. Benson an
children Of North Dakota.
To check cold quickly get froI
your druggist some little Candy Col
Tablets called Preyentics for they NJ
not only safe. but decidedly certai
and prompt Preyentics contain u
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-24
Have Left Town

a. C, White and family left the
fret of the week for -seasoa.ot travel
and observation are they settle on
some other. place to locate. MI.
White has disposed Ut his drug stock
aud secured his property in a way
easily to handle it from a distance
aud will probably locate i'll larger
field, This marks the departure OF
another Of Kendrlck's pioneers, one
who has always been active lin the
towns prosperity. aud who has aeft his
impress on the history of the town
aud country -"
We sinderely hope that wherever
Mr. White decides to locate the same
success which has attenned his efforts
in this town will follow him in his new
location, and that the popularity ana
Sesd may be- as strong us it is here.