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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17
PERSONALS.

DR.. S. Taylor was an arrival yes
terday from Kamiah, en- route to
Spokane with two patients who will
be operated upon at Spokane hos
pital. -
Attorney G. w. Tannahill return
ed yesterday afternoon from a bust
ness visit to Boise.
Richard Williams was arrival yes
terday. from the Lolo district, where
he is engaged in mining.
w. ]. Smith, express messenger
on the Lewiston-Stites train. sus-
tanned a severe cut on the right
hand yesterday.
Charles Deschamps returned to his
home in Nezperce this morning.
]. B. West left this morning for a
hunting trip to the upper Clearwa-
ter country.
Attorney F. E. Fogg left this
morning for business visit to
Grangeville.
S. P. Jellum was an arrival this
morning from Spokane.
Mining Engineer Frank Barnard
returned this morning from trip OF
inspection to the Ruby creek coun-
try.
A. L. Thompson returned this
morning from a business visit to
Spokane.
Marvin Stewart, who has been In
charge of the planting and pruning
for the Lewiston Land and Water
company, left this morning. for Spo-
kane.
Al Smith went to Juliaetta this
morning to look after some. matters
! in connection with his work as SUI
fperintendent of the Lewiston water
plant.
| Harry Grice is in the city TO-DAY
from Moscow, registered at the Ray
mond. - n.-. -.rSAwt1 @a.at
Ellis Small of orofino is a business
visitor in the city today.
W. F. Kettenbach returned YES
terday from trip to Boise.
M. D. Mills has returned to tho
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17
SANTA FOUND
CHARLESTON
SHOP WINDOWS AND BUSY
SHOPPERS EVIDENCE THE
FACT THAT THE HOLIDAY oC-
CAI0N rs CLOSE AT HAND
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON. Wash, Dec. W.
The approach OF Christmas is evil
denced by the many f1ue display
windows prepared by the Charleston
merchants and the pongregatiun of
small boys ana girls about the places
where toyland is represented SHOWS
the interest that the Charleston youth
will soon inject into the Christmas
shopping.
The selection OF Christmas goods
is most comprehensive, and all
classes OF presents. from the useful
articles to the amusement features.
are found 'on the shelves and display
counters.
Charleston News Notes
The SaifUr meat market will be
removed to the Biggle & Ogx build
ing. adjoining the Palace confec-
tfOnEry.
Mrs. Minden of Clifford Is visiting
her son. Edward Mtnden.
Mrs. Adelena Anderson left this
morning for "a visit with relatives at
Nezperce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17
TAFT FAVORITE
FOR PRESIDENT
ELEVEN STATES AND ONE TER
RIToRY HAVE DECLARED FOR
THE WAR SECRETARY FOR
PRESIDENT LEADS ALL 9TH
ERS

CHICAGO, Dec. IT. Secretary
Taft can almost read his title clear
to the republican nomination for
president, if the forecasts of the POI
litical leaders are reliable. Dis
patches from the leaders of eleven
states and one territory have de-
clared for Taft. Three came today
from Maryland, Alabama and Flor
ida. National Committeeman ]. N.
Coombs of the last named state de-
clared that he was still for Roose-
welt to be sure, but that is taken
to mean he will be for Taft If the
president is not a candidate.
The other states that have de-
clared for the presidents political
successor are Arkansas, Louisiana
Missouri, North and South Carolina
Texas, Virginia, Massachusetts, and
Arizona. OF course, the declarations
have only been committeeman and
other leaders, and there's many {
slip before the fulfillment
The telegram from Committeeman
Coombs of Florida shows either that
he does not accept the anti-third
term pledge, or that he will do al
Roosevelt asks. ct am for Roose
welt, no one else" he wired.
TN this state telegraphed Com
mitteeman s. A. Williams of Mary.
land, Republicans generally ap.
prove of Roosevelt's policy, and
while the other aspirants have
friends, I believe the majority would
favor Taft to carry out these 'poll
cies."
Committeeman Charles H. Scott
was more positive in p1edging Ala
bama to the secretary of war.
Secretary Taft will have a solid
delegation from Alabama at the ma.
tional convention" he declared.
1t may be of some interest to his
friends to know that outside of iii.
'nois no leader or committeeman has
yet declared for Uncle Joe" Cannon
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17

city from a business trip to The -,
per country.
M. H. Martin and wife lef. t,.a
morning for the coast and Calirorri,
points, where they will spend n.
winter.
Justice of the Peace w. II. Stew
art is a business visitor in the ci+,
today from Culdesac.
]. T, springston is a business Wis.
itor in the city today from Peck,
w. A. Marckel of VolImer wac IN
( arrival last night en- route 70 tho
East to visit friends.
David Gilmore is a business Wis.
itor today from Spalding.
]. o. Fronek is a Lewiston visitor
today from Kooskia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17

Moscow.-Reuben Zeigler. 10
years of age, has been committed n
the state reform school by District
Judge Steele. Zeigler entered a plea
of guilty to the charge of criminal
assault, and neither the girl nor
her parents desired to compromise
the case by marriage.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17
QUITS APPOINTED RECEIVER
National Bank Examiner Gets Posi-
ton With Kansas City Bank

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-George
F. Cults, national bank examiner of
New York, has been appointed as
permanent receiver of the National
Bank of Commerce of Kansas City.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17

LOCAL BRIEFS.

| Charles A. Plank, OF Gilbert, and
Ada M. Ladd, of Oroflno, were last
night united in marriage in the par
lors of the Bollinger hotel by Justice
of the Peace George E. Erb.
! Charles Fifield who is fitting I'D
| the Buffet saloon in the Mark
Means block is receiving his bar fix
lures today and hopes to be able to
open the place by the end of the
week.
The giant poplars that have long
been landmark for the city are be-
ing rapidly sacrificed this winter.
Under the provisions of a new ordi-
nance they were to be trimmed and
topped or cut out entirely-many
are taking the latter plan and are
making cordwood of what was once
the city's chiefest charm. The pop
lars at the old Grostein residence
are being put under the ak today.
w. S. Rice of Rosetta is in the
city on business. Mr.. Rice last
week shipped a straight carload of
fat hogs, the average porker weigh
ing 81 pounds Quite a number
tipped the scale as high as $50
pounds.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-17
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS
(By Commercial Trust Coz
Deeds-Dec. 16. 1907,

Deeds-Dec. 16, 1902.
N. p. Railway Co to Johann D. G.
Thiessen, Sc IA SW IA 1885
W., 1920.
Thomas H. Thompson to A. H
Clearinghouse, lots >, 10, IL. block 6,
Me1rose, $50.
Final Receipts
u. S. 10 Jane Robinson. SW IA
SW IA 2S-36-5 E.. $10O.
Patents
U. s. TO Marjorie Jones, E. IL
NE IA, Z 1-2 Sc IA 13-40-I E.
Rescue Party Reports Success
BIRMINGHAM, Dec. IA mes
sage from Yolande at 2 O'Clock say
IT men awe been taken out alive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Lost His Bride In subway.

George Hyland of Troy lost his
bride in the Subway yesterday. They
had been married less than % hours
ana he gave an excellent imitation
OF crazy man at the Ninety-sixtll
Street station until his missing bride
was found at Fourteenth street.
The IIylands started for Washing
ton on their wedding trip, and at Che
Grand Central Station carly in the
morning took an uptown train. which
they left at Nincty-sixth street, ana
waited for downtown express. Mrs
Hyland, who is petite and pretty. goi
got into car all right Hyland was
just about TO follow when the door
was slammed He beat on the glass
but the train started away with his
bride
liyland. 4 six.footer. waved money
in the air, Offering 1t 10 any one whc
would bring hack his bride. Willing
scouts started after her. while Hy
land stayed at Nincty.slxth street
From his detailed descriptions
pretty girl. with red hat with n pir
in il and low-cnt shoes" she was read
lily recognized at Fourteenth street
The fact that she was in tears helped
some.
a successful scout took her back
to her husband. ana then. despite tn.
crowds. came q reunion. The journe,
to Washington was resumed.-Nev
York Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
MR.. r. 3. TENNIS SA CHEM
or WYOMING TRIBE
Local Red Men Elected officers for
the Ensuing Term OF Six Months
Last Night.

Wyoming Tribe, No. 40. improved
Order OF Red Men held its scmi-an.
nual election of officers last night
the following being chosen TO III,
various sumps:
Prophet MIR. d. H. Belts
Sachcm-AIr. X. b. Tennis.
Senior Sycamore Mr.. L. a. Shields
Junior Sagamoro--AIr. w. A. Ten
mis-.
Collector of wampum-Alr. F. ia
Walker.
Chief of rccords-Mr. Charles NJ
Sangster.
Keeper OF wampum-Mr. Frank "
Moore
Keeper of the wigwam-Mr. siaa
Wright.
Trustecs-Alr. James Z. Alkons.
Representative To grand council
Capt. Frank II. Couch.
Mr.. j. +. Moore was chosen y
trustee TO ill an nnexpircd term oi
a gentleman who resigned the office /.
The council decided To change IN.
meeting night from Tuesday even
Ing of each week to Monday evenins.
The next session will therefore be-
on next Monday night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Baltimore Markets.
lRr Assoclnied Prasal


BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. 10-Floul
Easier.
Wheat--Weak. Spot contract ss1:
q 9SM. No. 2 red Western 99a. q
100. Southern on grade 9i5. M99h
Corn-Easier. Old spot mixed G5M
Old No. . white GAY. New spot mix
ed 599i. Southern white 55% q 59a.
oats-Firm. No. 2 mixed $3.50
81.
Rye--Firm. No > Western export
sGIS7.
I'utter-Firm. Fancy imitation g
M25. Creamery 50. Fancy ladlo 9.
dpI2a. Sore packed l6@ls.
Egs-stead, unchanged. 3l@33.
Cheese-Firm, large and flats 1iis;
small l4A.
sugar-unchangod. Coarse granu.
lated 500; fine 500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
,,-1e- - - iI
NEGRO YOUTH HAD REVOLVER
Andrew Parker to Have Several Mat
sers to Stralghten Out Today.

sers to Stralghten Out Today.
Andrew Parker. colored youth IL
years old. WAS arrested last evening
BY OFFICER Henry Curtis ana COM
United TO Jail rs suspicious charac-
ter When taken into custody Par
ker had revolver In his hip pocket
and he will haro TO face Mayor
Thornton II. .Iones this morning on
the additional! charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
According TO the police Parker ma
he the man who robbed Oscar viii
llams' West End pharmacy Parker
was employed as porter for the phar
macy and the authorities are mailing
an investigation into his actions dur
ing Monday night.
Parker told the officers that he
found the revolver officer Curtis tx :
pressed the belief that the gun was
formerly he property of Willie Banks
now under sentence OF death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
BOOSTERS DROP MARKET
Stock List Abandoned for The Time
Being by Professional Operators.
CALL MONEYS SHARP ADVANCE
Hin Stocks ard Reading Sold in Big
Blocks and /. Had Depressing En-
feet On Whole market-rotal Sales
and closino Quotations.
lHy Associated rressl

NEW YORK, Dec. lD-rhc support
at TIE market which has been per-
sisted In for some time past was evil
dontly abandoned today, but whethe,
voluntarily or only forcibly was not
clear. There was further calling OF
the loans by the banks following
that of yesterday ana tho call money
ra;o of 20 per cent. yesterday was
run M to % per cont. today.
This had bad effect on specu.a-
tive sentiment. hut the force OF tho
depression was moro direct than
through effect on the sentiment. The
selling conyergcd and particularly
ON tho hin stocks and on Reading
and rs those stocks had been picked
out for the more conspicuous opera
lions In supporting the advance their
sudden relapse was OF marked sym
pathetic effect on the whole market.
Some relative resistance was shown
by The coppars. Financial sentiment
Is sensitive to the large continuance
of the drain on New York the into.
rior demand has made shown In Tho
persistent heavy transfers. This do
mand Is keeping up the premium on
currency and was given part rcspon-
sibility for the active calling OF loans
by the New York banks today.
Tho government estimates of the
cotton crop had but moderate effect
in stcadying stocks and the days de-
cline in prices proved TO be consid-
cradle, Bonds were easy.
Total sales. par value $1,000 600.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call. Total gales of stocks today,
Gf6,OO0 shares. including: Copper ST.
100; Smelling $4,000; Sugar lo.iOo;
Tobacco 800: Atlantic Coast Line
500; Chesapeake G. Ohio 1900; Lou
isvllc e Nashville 500: Norfolk &
Western 400; Pennsylvania $4,000;
Reading 145,50O; Southern Pacific
23.i0O;' Union Pacific los 200: South
orn Railway 1000, preferred GOO; Uni
ted States Steel 1900; Northern Pa
ciflc S2.4Oo; Great Northern prefer
red $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
An Elective Monarch.

a million men have died TO pre-
servo the Constitution as It Is, bu,
Providence has passed no law OK
empting Americana from tho pree
sure of events or tho operation OF
necessities. They will have to accep,
Them. willingly or mwillingly. ana
viii gradually find that tho only eli.
feet OF tho changes Is To make their
choice of President, and therefore
of his Cablnet--for Cabinet Ministers
In America arc legally only Clerks
more and more n matter OF vital i'm.
portuncc.
The President of the United states
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Money Market.
(.eeaIG OalnIoossv &Il

NEW YORK, Dec. l0--Money OH
call strong 12q25 per cent. ruling
rate "a. closing bid ll5. offered al
rs. Time loans firm. 60 days to 30
days 10 per cent. six months per
cent. Sterling exchange very Weak
with actual business in bankers bills
at 4s0.20@4S0.2j for demand onu
at 49.70@479.75 for so day bills
Commercial bills 40 so. Bar silver
55ls. Mexican dollars A. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
weak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
HARRIS FOUND GUILTY.
Sentenced 10 spend rhree Months

Sentenced to Spend Three Months in
Jail and Pay Fine of $40.
Benjamin Harris, the negro who
was caught stealing corn from the
Hampton Normal school, was sen
fenced TO spend three months IN tho
county Jail and pay fine of siO by
Magistrate William r. Wcstwood. yes
teiday morning. Harris admitted
the corn and offered no defense
when the case was called for trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Explained.

Yes" said the society Girl. haugh-
lily, shes got duke. all right"
why didn't YOU get ono?"
"Oh. never attended remnant
sale in my life, philadelphia IGd.
ger
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
------o----
SHRlNERS TO MEET.
Question Of Establishing Shrine /,
TldeWatcr to be Settled In Norfolk.

Tldewater to be Settled in Norfolk.
A meeting of the members OF tic
Ancient Arabic Order Mystic Shrine
has been called for the Masonic
Temple in Norfolk, next Monday
night, whom the question of estab-
fishing Il shrine in Tidewater Vir-
einia will be taken up and finally set :
tied. II is expected that large
number of the Mobiles from lamp
ton, Phoebus. Old Poin aud Newport
News will attend the meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Hereditary.

-"Uncle Amos, how DID your boss
acquire the title Of colonel?"
Dat goes wifi dc plantation snh
All his ancestors wuz colonies befo
him, sub. Chicago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11

VIII in no long period OF limo DO the
greatest elective monarch history han
over known.-London Spectator.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11

Take Your prescriptions TO Hull's
Cut Rate Drug Store 1l.22-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-11
Mr. RolIlns Very ni.

Mr.. Joseph Rollins, who IS more
than 20 years old, is reported as be-
ing very i'll in his home in Poquoson
district York county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
DYNAMITE
AGAIN FATAL
Fifth Death From Dynamite
On New Road
VICTIM WAS AN ITALIAN
Went Back To Look At A Charge
Just As II Was
Exploded

Another fatal accident, due 10 the
careless use Of dynamite, occurred on
the new electric road at Pownal Sun.
day afternoon.
A charge had been planted 10 the
deep cut near Pownal Center and Fore.
man Jack Murphy called the men away
as usual and exploded the dynamite.
II appears however that one OF the
Italians had gone back after the dan
ger call and was close 10 the charge
when II was exploded.
lie was terribly mangled but was
alive when picked up and lived TO
reach the hospital. His eyes we're de-
stroyed and his skull fractured. The
mans name Is not known.
This Is the fifth death from dynamite
on the new road as two OF the men in-
jured IN the drst accident have since
died In the hospital.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
MRS SMITH To RUTLAND.
Owing to Physical Condition Is Taken to
, House Of Correction.

Lillian Smith, who claims TO he the
wife Of az. C. Smith," the alleged
iorRer who escaped from the Benning
ION county jail On the morning OF
January ], and who was held as on
accomplish, has been taken to the
house OF correction at Rutland TO
await action on her case by the grand
Jury which meets next June.
+. Since the escape OF Smith the wo-
mans health has suffered because her
long confinement In quarters that are
not suitable for the retention OF female
prisoners, and as her trial for COM
pllcity In the alleged forgeries is not
the only ordeal confronting her, II was
deemed advisable 10 transfer her 10
some other institution. A request was
accordingly made oy Sheriff II. s.
Wilson for an order TO turn the prls-
oner over to Superintendent Morgan
OF the House OF Correction.
Mrs Smith is technically held on the
charge OF attempting to pass a forged
check on the National bank OF North
Bennington September q last, buI the
state officials who have had to do with
the case are confident that the checks
which Smiih1sed In HIS produce pur-
chasing operations IN the northern
section Of the county we're written by
the woman. The body OF the checks
we're not 10 the hand writing OF
Smith" but the endorsements CORES.
ponded TO his photography. The naiu.
raj conclusion, therefore, Is that the
alleged forger's companion wrote the
checks.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25

CARfARE FOR FISH
Legislature Made no Appropriation to Pay
Transportation.

transportation.
Game warden Harry Chase has the
following letter from the state com
missioner:
My dear Sir:-The anti pass law en-.
acted by the last legislature is some.
thing OF boomerang TO the people
who wish trout from the State hatchery
to stock public waters. Heretofore the
railroad companies transported fish
with messenger for the State free, also
retu rned the empty cans. Under the
present law no fish will be transported
free and the messenger will pay mil
cage same as others.
wrote several representatives o
the House, also OF the Senate and
talked with others personally, asking
them TO make an exception 10 this bill
In the case OF transportation OF fish
with messenger for the state. One
member stated that he understood that
fish would come under the head OF live
stock, but the railroad companies
have decided adversely on that point
and oil fish will have TO be shipped
by express.
6ud through correspondence with
the superintendent OF the American
Express Company getting rates TO
different points 10 the State, aud bas.
ing my estimate upon good luck aud
the amount OF stock on hand in the
hatchery, that 1t will cost for express
charges and messenger services about
81, 200. The Legislature made no pro-
visions for the payment OF these char
ges and this department has no funds
for this extra outlay. The only way
can solve the difficulty Is 20 ask all
persons who have trout 10 pay the
charges OF transportation aud also
messenger expense when necessary 10
send one.
You can explain the situation TO the
residents la your county aud no ques.
ton but what they will be willing 10
assist 10 getting the trout. am as
sured from dIferen. localities their
willingness TO pay transportation
charges. l will see that you are fur
nlshed with a good supply upon the
above conditions.
Very truly yours,
II. O.. Thomas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
NATIONAL COMMAN DER HERE
Head Of the 9. AR. Guest Of Col n,nnon
and Othsr Veterans.

National @. A. Il. Commander n.
IL. Brown OF zanesville, o., arrived
here this forenoon. Col Harmon me,
him at HoosIck Junction and escorted
him here where he met many veterans
OF the post and at the Soldiers Home.
He left with Col HanDon aud the rest
Of the Bennington party this afternoon
for Rutland 70 attend the state encamp
mcnL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
rora Moore ssrrsrium Destroyed.

KINGSTON. n. Y. Feb. %. - The
Ford Moore sanltarium, near Kcrhonk.
son, Ulster county. was destroyed by
Gre. IL was built two years ago ond
was luxuriously equipped. IT, patients
being principally wealthy New York
men md women. The patients IN the
.anItnrium nj the time OF the fire e.
capped without injury. The loss Will b.
about $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
LOOK WHO'S COMING
Cook 4 Harris to Present elsssn, Exhibition
NEreh | and z.

The Cook & Harris high class nov
ing pictures will be the attraction a.
Library hall Friday aud Saturday
evenings, March l and and satur-
nay afternoon.
Every picture shown will be entirely
new 10 Bennington people. Every
song the latest and nicely sung. They
give an entire change OF programe
each evening and promise al each ex-
hibition programe far superior 10
anything ever seen 10 this city. So.
cure your seats early.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
MEETING AT LIBRARY HALL
iiOa John 7. Shea, IN, Noted Catholic Ora
tor 10 Be Speaker.

The Hon John T Shea ~ Cambridge
Mass, Who Is 70 address a citizens
meeting Ia Library hall tomorrow
night, Is said 10 be one Of Tho mosi
gifted orators In New England. The
Cambridge Sentinel 90 Feb. ., 1907 In
reporting "The Central Labor Union
Installation said The big speech Of
the evening was maze by John T. Shea
q student OF the labor question, and
one Of the most interesting platform
speakers In the state "
Mr. Shea whose likeness the Banner
presents TO its readers, has served on
the Cambridge board of aldermen In
The Massachusetts legislature and 10
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25

other civic capacities. lie Is knight
OF Columbus, n member Of the Father
Matthew society, the Catholic order OF
Forosters and other church societies.
His service with Father Scully Ia The
no license campaigns OF Cambridge
has given him full knoSledge OF how
no-llcenso has worked 10 this largest
no license city OF America.
The Shea meeting at Library hall
has been arranged by the cooperation
OF both Catholics and Proies,ants and
promises 10 be tho largest meeting OF
the kind ever held In bennington. Dur
iLg the past two weeks there has been
more discussion Of license or no u
ccnse for Bennington than az any time
since the Grst local vote on the ques.
ton was taken. Whatever way man
intends TO voteh h. doesn't want 90 miss
the Shea address.
AZ westerley, X. I Shea addressed
a small meeting OF i00one Wednesday
night and 80 stirred up things that The
people recalled him for sunday might
and packed the opera house With llOO
men. Library hall doors will open o.
7 10. Shea will speak nj 3 o'clock
Orchestra and male voices Will furnish
music before the speech.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-25
Drysdale's
Forehanded =
Buying Means
Burt's Fine Shoes

Months ago we anticipated present prevailing high prices
on merchandise Of all sorts. Accordingly we placed very
heavy orders, many Of which have arrived and are urced
n many instances at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
Early buying mans mlnel saw ne for you. BUY NOW