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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26
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Or6inarp 6.llt16 Cents; @Do6 Orbinors
8.li16 Gents; Com Miobline g. BIG gents,
MibbIine 10.3i16 Gents; gDpb NibnIine
10. 1915 gts.; WibbIine 5air Ii. 9I16 gts.
@nIDestpn, XeE., 20. Mdra.-Orbinuru
7.11l16 cts; Gonb Ordinary 9.1l16 Cts;
Nom WibbIing 10. 1916 cts: WibbIine
II.3l16 cts; COBB Wibbltne 11.15I16 Gts.
MibbIing Snir 12.9l16 Gents.
Retp CrleanS, Sa., 20. Mdrs.
@upo Sroinarb 8.1li16 gts.: Som Ribh.
ling 9.l3I16 gts.; Miboline 10. 1916 Cts;
GDDb Mibolina 1l.3I16 eta: Ribhiiup
Tair 12.l3l16 Gents.
Haummoaiamen nuo oefeuYrooutte.
8rima 8aumtuDuiar1en . NebI. eef
Epnne $4,000.
Grandchildren Del, rob, 35% CITE.
Brinau Baumtppu{amen . Rumen, ben
Tonne $3.50.
0emae.
sfartoHeIu. galiforniidbe, ST. go; golu.
reoo. 81. so q SLIGO; Saat i. 8artufelu
go a. $2.75.
8tuiebeIu, Beige 1925. rpte unb selbe
$500.
Tomaten, 4 &urb.Rifen, ST. 50-$I.75.
8arr0tten. DO gts. per 9ubenh 8inoel
8DhI, $500 per 100 Bf6.
8lumentoht. $1.0 unb 81. IS per Dsb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26
Ofergto6en.
eegenbe bon ber Gntfiebaag Der err
fen Girdbengtade.

Gfn ssaftif@er Sff@ot- GtnHaB Dee 9rsse
an3 eea MISUNDERSTANDING Der Clos
&eutaafe Gs4gaeBana Der &tsdAtbar.se.
Die ,,2aterne."
am Ofterfeffe Ipielen bic @loden
samentli9 In ber fatboiifhen Stride
zine eroBe Rogs, ertBner bann BOOB
gum eriten Maie tpteber bic ebernen
&1Grge Der rruttaT'n en Rronen," na4s
bern btsfe pdbrenb Der sdnaen gbdrs
anode seidtpie9en.
Rad elmer Trabitipn ioa Der 81.
NauiiRas. 8if9of bon Nola in aam@
ho1tten, ben SUB ber erpben 9loden
bi Mnfang beg s. Sabrbunberts erfunz
ber, boben. 9if9of Ynulinus mar dud
Mbt eines RIoiterS, In tpeI6em ber
@r0u4 berri9te. bic Snfafen burd
hds QGuten o tleinen 9aussloden
gum @tbete, CUR @tnndbme Der Wablz
setteu II. H., gu rufen.
Die 9equemli9feit biefer gtnri9z
Anne, ferner bic 8eobdhtuns, bab bic
Wlpdfnt6ns auh nod in grSBerer Gntz
Sesnuna pernebmbar tparerl brunten
HH&of paulinus auf ben @ebanten.
hr @lpden du9 IN ben Oienft Der
@efrhe gu itellen, b. 3. bur4 GIodtns
Hang ben GIGubiger bic 4bboltung
non gottssbieniten an5uaeissn. Nas
sirIi9 mar es ibm aIsbaEb tlar. baB
biz tn Rleiter perpenbeten GIoden fiji
bifsn 3tped nift getignet ipdrer, unb
sr IieB tnfofge be5len zine @lads bon
arfkblih gr1bertm ltnfange dls bic
Naussioden bsB Rlpfsrs gttben,
Run gait es, etneu a~tpedhienIi1en
Btpb fir bic lattrbrtnguns Der
&lade gu ffuben. nobel in eritsr atnte
bile Beiimmuns bes eraenen Buffers,
Feius @ssu,me aud IN BITE Gerne brine
gen 3D. laHsn, 8eyiidf9tiguag finb.n
msbte. gr fanb and bolb einen fol-
ben: Die 8aFltta bes ct. Selir, feine
Dfdsrfir4e, mar nduli9 bon elmer
ART Ruppel, Der fosenannteg sQaz
ksrne.1 getrBut. Diefe mar duf alien
Esiten often, benn ibr Sauptsp.d lag,
Epie fdon Der Hdns anbeutet, BARN.
has Snnere bes @ebdubes au trbe[len,
sn btefer 2aterne tisb Der 8tfhof feline
Elode ~oufbGnser. bic gum erften Mals
M etnern Ofterf.ite bic gldubisen CUR
STRIDE REF.
Diefe Neuerung tror bon Detttros
senbtrer 8ebeutuns alb Der quite Rir=
henfarft abnte, Der. obne es gu bead.
Hs&tigen, bic bette bis babtn betannts
MfetbObe BEG @tsnaItftrens ouf GRO
Bs1s Gntfsrnnnsen bur9 ben S4aa IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26
O u {.

5er Eate ei,ssr 9aa.e Ia sfotre
9GIte
an ale biejenigen, Die an Gbeumatismas, Oh
nm NnSfeI= Doer Gclcafr1eaGsaiisaus, oil
9afti6mer5en, Sereni9uE &ademiueb,
Sarnersen lit Der @ierenseseno ober Neruen.
f9nter5en Ieioen, 8ebt oabin, on iie Inn elm
9ausmittef gu fdreiben, tueId)es luieSerboIa
ianlntliGe oiefer gebreden sebeiIt bat. Sic
fabit es als lire 8Fli9t, basIelbe OH ale
fOftenfrei gu i9ideh. e5ie t5nnen gu SauIe
cine SeiIuns berbeifibren, tuas Saufenoe
beaetsen %fOrnen; Elm &timauedfel lit nidt
erforoerli6. Siefes entbedte einfade @it4
tel ideioet Sornldure ais benz 8Iate, nadi
Die iteifen GeIente sef6meibis, reinist bas
8fut uno fIart Die @ebtraft; benz aaiser
Sbrperfpltem pirb g%leftrisitat unb Gponu.
trait uerlieben. e@enm 0bises Sic interei-
iirt 10 aoreiiirem Sic bebufs grlansuns BOG
8elpeiien 6rau 81. 6ummers, 8pr r, Wotx
Same, Snb- 5hretben Sic III bieier Gpra@e4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26

Das bette fir EbeumatiSmus -
Gimer 81 MmenO'S 8esept WU.
1881. 8erubmt rpeaen Ieiner Wor'
sRae bel erfDlareihen 0eiluuaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26

Feue @nhnen lentts. iniDftrn ala ieiut
Hrinbuns bic mannisfahftrn Der
Observation-Disclosures fir's prottii9e
&tbsR inpolbirte.
Bon Nola nerbreitete idn bic Der
areubuRs bon Rir6engIo6en lbsr bic
gauge GbrtRsnbeit. 4Ier Mahrf9eine
at&tsit nod 1T out1 turae 0eit borauf
bef 9rau9 Der Glodsntaufe aufsesOm=
men, enc geremonie. tpel9e 9omen>
pebang. @aIbuns, 8efprenfIans. Be
Eleibang, putbenf9aft-tura a0e Jor=
meIn umfaBt, BITE BET ber aufncbme
zines Wsnfhen in ben nsutn Bunb sss
brHu1Ii9 Fnb.
DIT Ginfibruns Der Rtrhsnslodsn
Albrte bes Nerneren cine f0rmli6s llms
lpdbuns TN Rirdenbau bsrbei. Die 8ir=
ideH MARIN Bis babin nod benz 8orbiln
ber HoiIiteH - uripriingIta srpbe gu
Eerintsfftungen beftirmte GebGube,
BITE BON Gonftnntin an bic erften Gbris
fen Sur Mbboltuns ibrtr @ottesbienfts
abBetreteH porbeu tpare1 - gebaut.
i&sorttn bic Glpdentldnge aud oui
srSbsrs Gnsfernunstn asbSrt perben,
10 muBtsn bic Gloden IN betriGtlid.r
1S6e ongebraht tperbtn.
Dies ergab 5unG4f cine Grtpeits.
rur,e unb GrbSbuns Der ~Qdtsrns,- BIZ
4 NIT Der 3tit gu benz tburmartigsn
Nufbau. BEN beutigen Mahrseiaen be,
@tr&en. entutdeItt. No4 beutt Be-
bsa&nen BITE Nr9itetten ben Tbeil, In
bem f9 bic gIodsnfube bsfinbet, als
bic 2aterne. unb nod beute erinnerr
bt italienifden unb fpanf6sn 8enenr
munger fir Glods unb @lpdentburn
.Gaurpdna+ unb .gamponils- an BIZ
sAeimatb bes frommen 8if9ofs. better
ietnfa6er prafti{9er Gebdnse sa Der
Nerrltden Sbealboutsn aner @tlt Der
MnFoB gegeben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26

ibu turiert.
giet len + 3eit babe id 2eeionen BON Srauen nit
oleler einfa4en 6ausbebanbluns, Die i'd brauhte be-
tanrt gen1a9t unb fe aud batten groBartieen grfole,
elele 1ol linen nit Den boffnunesloefen Srintern.
Sas Wttttel farm beirnli6 geseben ~iperSen, 1T nidt
banert ni8t LANCE, big es pirtt. Sd bin I~berSeuet,
oab IS Sbnen betfen tpirb uno i'd fpetbe Sbnen aern
! ales fpeitere oariber ia9en, tpenn Sic mir Sbren gfa=
men in0 Abrefe ienSen ipoIen. Sie meiniee ii
Iran Margaret Mnoerinn, NaabIe Qlhe., 1927
StIIbnrn, q. D. senoen sic fem Sch; i'd babe
| ni@ts aa perfaafeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26

bradbt iperoen tdnn.
9as if meine @rfab=
rung geDeien. Nat
3panaiQ =idbriger Sorge
nm meinen Wtann, DC,
INNER aufb6ren lpoatt
uno mid t touute, ia:
be i'd a%usgefunoen, oaf
Die Srint= @enobubeit
ii 6erbanptt ein ga
iter. ionoeru Elm Setneu
lit unb oaB Der itartt
Srinter piel n6ttgei
Mebbin als @aroinen=
prebigten brau6t.
Sur9 8efol9ung oieiei
m,IIaf ooSunAo,, ,,,,A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26

Ste Waime III bic fpmbOlii6e pfIanse
bes Oferfeftes. p~almenSDetse ftrsuts
has Wplf benz Germ auf ben Des, ols
Ter feinen ginaus In Serufatem bieIi
Agnb tn Der tatbolif4sn asr9e finbet
besholb nod heute an Gonntng Dor
Der gbortpo4e bic poImenipsibe fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26
Vran
Ooer
S6naps
@el0es2
isle zine Srau bic Srinffrase in finf @inns
ten loae. ,,Sebe Sran, Die ernifliG
NIdterabeit im Srinfen III ibrer
Samilie tuiniht, fann i6ren
Waai@ leidt er%fdIen,"
sic ingt:
Sd CLAUDE bag. Sd bin iberseuet, eoB leoenl

Sd CLAUDE bag. Sd bin iberseugt, BOB iebenl
Wanre Elm Ybidaen ornGhnapa MnO Bier beige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-26

9esept Wo. 1851, BET GiH,er &
atmeuo, turiert nitt ale 8eidmer.
ben, aber es miro &beumatiamus
tuSiereN.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
1T IS SERIOUS
Some Bennington People Fail 20
Realize the Seriousness.

The constant aching Of bad back.
The veariness, the tired feeling.
The pains and aches ~ kidney ills
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
a Bennington citizen shows you
how 10 avoid them
l.. j. Pierce living one aud n quarter
miles out on the Burgess road, Bcn
nington, VI, says: 81 can honestly
recommend Doan's kidney Pills to
sufferers from kidney trouble for I
have used them both with the best of
results. Pains across ny back ann q.
ei me for long time aud I would be
80 stln 10 the mornings that could
hardly get out OF bed. / also had frc
quent dizzy spells and would sometimes
BE- 40 bad that I would nearly fall To
The noor There vas also some dinicul
" With The kidney scctetions, ADD nj.
though ! tried various remedies I
found no permanent benefit until I got
Doan's Kidney Pills az Hyde's drug
store. n few days after began using
them ] could SEQ 4 change Tor tho bet
ter. ] continued using them until the
pain In my back had disappeared az d
The aciion OF my kidneys became nor
NAL"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents: Fostcr-MIlburp Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
Remember The namo-Doan's-ana
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
HOOSlCK

Mrs James II. Donpeliy Il slowly
convalescing.
Miss Mary Clark has returned home
from Plitsheld.
Mrs NJ. X. Grogan OF HoosIck Falls
Sas In town Friday.
Clayton Niles returned 20 Vt Her
mon school Tuesday.
Nc and Mrs Thomas North of Pow
nal are visiting 10 toEn.
Patrick MeGraw OF Stamford vstel
1T. II. snllivan's Tuesday.
Mark Reynolds Il confined 10 the
house with grip. DR. Donoelly attends.
Station Agent G. X. Potter leit Wed
nesday Tor indianapolis 10 be gone tao
or three weeks.
Patrick Sullivan of Bennington "a
visiting his nephew Thomas IA. SullIv
an for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas II. Sullivan
spent last "Wednesday with Mr. Sulliv-
an's sister, Mrs ID. Mansfield 10 Sic.
chanicyllle.
bernard Niles vas married sunday
Ia Schenectady 10 n young lady Of
that city. They came here on the eve.
ming train aud wcre rendered tremen
dous morning" by the younger ele.
ment OF this community.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF The Town and vIllsge Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

News OF The Town and vnlsge Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
G. w. Keeseman was In Troy today.
Mrs Lewis Carpenter Is spending the
day in Troy and Albany.
Reliable vegetable and flower seeds
In bulk at Goldsmith's. 45tl2
Miss Hattie Putnam OF Worcester,
Mass, Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
L. l.. Sibley.
Mrs 4. L. Nichols will entertain the
different circles OF the Baptist church
tomorrow afternoon at her home from
3 TO o.
DR. A. z. Cutler will be In Albany
Saturday In attendance upon the meet
Ing OF the New York state dental
society.
Mrs Ada Collins OF Tottenville,
staten Island, is visiting her sister,
Mrs /. A. Davenport.
WIN T.. Hawks went this morning TO
Berlin for days trout fishing In
order 10 put himself la training for
his annual trip TO Canada.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash returned
asst night from Windsor where he de.
liyered Eta Chsmpenay, the woman
horse thief 10 the warden Of the state
prison.
j. w. Mellen, who has charge of
the batteries and other apparatus at
the local New England Telephone ex.
change, was called TO Great barring
ton this morning by the death OF his
father.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
SOUTH SHAf1BURY.

III Barton is on the sick list.
l.. w. Cole is III with bilious at
tack.
Miss Alice Ball is still confined "a
the house.
Constable Geo Convey has been very
Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs r c Noon is having whooping
cough quite severely.
Miss Matte Galusha spent Sunday
In town with her mother.
Mrs John Gibson OF Hoosick Falls
called on friends here Sunday.
Mr. Barber, formerly living on the
Elwell farm has moved to the Peleg
Cole farm.
Mrs Sarah Mirfield Is getting about
the house without much trouble. She
seems much better.
Miss Yula Bronson OF Castleton
Normal spent Sunday at home. She
returned on Monday.
Nurse Krause and Mrs Lewis, sis.
ters OF the late Mrs Leslie Madison.
left Monday for Springfield. Mass
T II Dunlap has recently returned
from New York where he has been buy
Ing spring goods for the + l. Madison
estate.
Members OF the Bennington grange
gave their entertainment 10 Cole hall
tuesday evening. 1t was an unfayora.
BILE night.
Chas Teal, wife and children OF AL.
bany recently visited their aunt, Mrs
ID Cone Later Teal and family
we're here.
Edward May and Lemuel Buck Of
Arlington are still working on the sun
parlor, an addition on the east second
story OF Mr. Coles house.
+. Mrs David Cone recently saw her
brother Mr. Myers who reports his
wife totally blind. He has had to
take her To her brolher's as Il Is NOT
safe for her to be left alone.
There we're not enough VI society
members out for the election OF officers
and the meeting adjourned one week.
All the members are particularly re.
qnested To come Monday evening,
Nay 10 at 8 O'Clock sharp.
Mr. and Mrs james Atwood OF West
Dover are In town srrauging for the
hnal settlement and disposal OF her
former home. the @ A Moon homestead
They are packing and will soon be
settled In their new home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
superstl,lo,,s

A well known New Yorker, while
dining at his club one evening recent
ly, observed that his order OF oysters
on the shell was not complete, there
being only IL biyalyes, instead OF the
dozen II was his custom to order, says
Harper's Weekly On rejecting that
his waiter, an Irishman, was new
conner, he decided to let the matter
pass; but when on the next evening
the same thing occurred, he became a
trife impatient. See here!" ex.
claimed he to the waiter, what do
you mean by bringing me IL oysters
when | order 1872 This is the second
time that this thing has happened"
Sure. SIR" quietly responded the Celt,
u didn't think you would want to
risk being - at table. SIR
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
uarr, *. Th.w worth siss.ss4.

PITTSBURG. May ss-Four trustees
accounts under the win Of William
Thaw were died for audit In the ofics
VI the register Of Wills. The account
Of Harry Thaw shows there Il due
him under the direct legacy allowed
by his father the sum Of s430.534. 40
The income from this Ne invested by
the trustees during the three years
covered by the account Is 500 1908 20.
OF this sum expenditures have been
made covering the necessary expenses
Of the estate. bringing the amount nc.
tually paid him down 20 something
less than 10000. Ills mother. Il Il
said. recently mortgaged her Lynd.
hurst home for 100000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
EAST ARLINGTON

lsrs J. +, Grout and daughter spenI
Sunday In Troy.
Mr. and Mr. @. J. Hendee and sor
spent sunday at ~. o scutt's
Mrs Geo Stafford has been confined
70 the house by illness the past week.
Mary and Helen Gilbert OF Cam
bridge are guests at Horace Lawrence.
V. u. Stacy OF North Bennington
spent sunday with bis mother Mrs II.
Hayes.
Owing 10 the scarcity OF help several
girls are employed at Hale's chair
factory.
The Enterprise society will meet With
Miss Mabel j. Dustin Thursday after
noon, May 10Th.
Edith Crout OF Mlddlebury college
nas been visiting her parents Mr aud
Mrs .. r. Oroai few days
Fraok Walsh returned IN Manches
tef Monday. lie has been home ilI
Win tonsiiitis several days.
Mr. aud Mrs N. O. Scutt. Who have
been living la SALISBURY through toe
winter have returned 10 their home
here.
Mrs Norman Gray. Who has been
visiting her 500, DIR 5. X. Gray, re
,srn, q to her home 10 Hoosick Fails
Monday.
wednesday, evening May LIST about
- OF the village people gathered al the
NE parsonage and gave the new pas
tor and wife, Rev and Mrs Il. l.. sieb.
bins, . surprise and pouod party. A
very pleasant evening Is reported by
oil whO attended
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
NOTICE
STATE OF yFRxoxr


Evelyn J; " soseFs benninsioa
Mad: i.og,. u; wa,.On Pm chaacery. a'v'
Aaa S sss,,s m ~ sa, eei ~ June Term, 1907
cause on The I'd day Of April. IsgS. aiI-xiss De
execution Of = mo,tsay. ~ Mario Lsai.o M
Vat, sa,.on and SGsa Hal WATSON. IT,. her bus r.
on The itth day Of June. lsos. upon 49,. ~.
aied IN Manchester. BcnnlnFton Count. "a
Describes A. follows -"
known a. the 'Robsrts iiomrstrads 80 80
az aud ne same premscs decided 20 Chri,fs
phcl n Roberts By Edsafd Roberts and vie
~. We ~ ss'h $1,000 ass o. April i and recorded IL
e q PAGES 30. a,l, 90 and "a thereof 80 ~
.ulon aced and the deeds therein rel.ircd
y reference = hereby had for more p.rtlcaiss
eins ne san ss' pIs@ s%s' sssrssy sosssysa
Odbert 81 Christopher n. Roberts and x,,- - -,
deed dated Apri 3id. isas. containing 10 asr.ss
sna ina, on n ne ~ s se - sl:o beng ,hs sAme
y. odbert. by hs deed o. that date aats 49,,
caseenseyed 70 the said Marie LoulEc III Wat
.on, asesphng from aad Out Of the DESERVED
have heretofore conveyed % the n.n.ns.s..s
Dorset Granville Railroad Comn.av es ~.
a ,s,s bearing date The 0sh DAY q DeesaSer.
To secure The payment o. the sum NJ Th,e.
Y ousand Dollars, specihed In q promi..'rs
note, daied the end day Of Nay, ipsl' pssshls
one anl from aa,s for value received. 70 he or.
Ger of Frank ". WALKER. with lntrrr~t "a ara
,emi..nnuaily on the nfst day Of May I'd ' shs
nrst day OF November IN each wear mo
Alseing also that on the ard dag Of la,a.<v
le.I, IN. sad Frank u. Walker duly and Isss'I,
soia and assigned said note and morts ase 10 ~.
petitioner herein named ADD that sald wsits-
on The same day. endorsed said ro,e ~ ~.
nd b.eyn Roberts and by hlsendo .smens
thcfeof. ordered the same paid 10 m. .sss. ~
said Evelyn y. Roberts and that aid ncsr -
. .. we're on The same day dsiIser.S "a
that notice Of such assfnmen, of ..,s ,a,sI
mortEafc 70 the .aid Evelyn +. Robert.' 80
Fiven 70 The said Mare louise nj Wai.o. 80
John han WATSON, Jr., and payment of al
~" A,, ".msn ~. .i .nem.
claims 20 have some right or Inter-, e. .
lands and premises By rea,ou ~ = q .,,..e,.
placed Thereon BY him on The 17th day of geh.s,
Mt, lyl, " suit brought b. himself se.l..s
We snla sohn Han Watson Jf., which SAID suit
Ana y appearing that ,se,ali Mario fo.,,.
~. watson and John Hall Watson Jr' Are riss
out thls state 80 that said pstillon cansot h.
sf..en upon IN NJ personality
~ ~ therefore ordered that they he rsaulrea
ala aans, ~ me NJ Sa o. n. hesi term OF
sala county, on the first Tuesday OF June ~
hnn also " cause their Appearances thsr.i, ~,
" entered With the Cierk ~ said Court on sss
aal Az al9rcsald. Then and there 10 make an.
pabllsb ,s,. psdnoe ano mat aid petitioner DO
VIC, VIC nepn!agton Evening Bsnnsr, q nsenpspes
printed ~ ilenninft0n. W.. In said count. ts.
.t o. which shall be at hast twenty dsv. ~
i"te w commencement Of said term Of ca.,f
d,s ~ ~, p,enolns'on' N said County this ard
y. q A,..,,,lg, AaaYT. cusHnAs. Clerk.
SOLICITOR orPeIitioner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
10th Morally Hurt Tn Duel.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May s.--A
special from Puebla, Mexico, says;
"Lauro Jandero, millionaire owner OF
several haciendas, and Jose Maria Bel.
tran, municipal director OF Tlatanqui,
both aspirants for the hand OF the
daughter OF prominent planter OF
this district, fought duel with PTS
tolls In the street. In which both were
mortally wounded. The men had quar-
relied repeatedly. and when they met
Beltran opened fire. Jandero returned
the fire, and both men fell badly
wounded. From their recumbent posi-.
tons they continued drIng until unable
10 continue"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-09
Decision Uphold. Newfoupala.a,

ST. JOHNS. y. r.. May s-The su.
preme court OF Newfoundland gave a
majority decision UNFOLDING the colo.
NAL government In is contentious re
speeding tho 80 called Bay OF Islands
herring fisheries case. In which the
right OF Newfoundland fishermen 10 BE-
employed by American vessel owners
within the three mile limit was lnyolv-
cd. Sir James Winter. counsel for the
colonial fishermen concerned In the
case, notified the court after the de
cision had been given that he intended
TO make an appeal TO the prIyy council
OF Great Britain.
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KINGS COUNTY HANDICAP.
Buttiing, Odds ON Fsvorite, Takes
Chief Event nj jamaica

Buttiing. Odds ON Fsvorite, Take,
chief Event mt Jamaica.
NEW YORK, May s--TraInes wer'
avcrse 10 running their horses over th,
morass Into which the heavy rains hat
turned the Jamaica track. and scratch
rs were numerous In all the races. Blu
three starters faced the barrier In Oh,
Kings County handicap. Buttllng wal
made m odds on favorite and justifie,
the reckoning OF the layers by beatins
out Philander, the second choice, on,
and half lengths. Rye led the way Il
the stretch, where both ButtlIng ane
Phllander passed him.
Colonel White proved himself a verI
table mud lark by taking the secont
race at odds OF 20 TO /. He was bic
up TO $1,000. but his trainer gave III,
usual 81 and kept him. Summaries:
First Rnce.-Thomas Calhoun: first
Benny Williams, second; Astoria Belle
third.
Second Race.-Colonei white. irst
Reidmoore. second; Shenandoah. third.
Third Race. - Zethus, first: Tin
o'Toole. second: Belfast. third.
Fourth Race.-Buttllng. first; Philan,
der. second; Rye. third.
Fifth Race.-Roynl Onyx. FIRST; Anna
May. second; Flowaway. third.
Sixth hace.-Rnscino. first: DIVORCED
second; Spring Heel. third.
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What Chance Had Her

A Buffalo physician tells OF two
young friends In that city who entered
simultaneously upon their respective
careers OF physician and lawyer. Late
one afternoon the newly made medico
dashed into the room OF his legal
friend, eXclalming: Great luck, old
mani Congratulate met Got a patient
at last On my way to see him
now" Whereup the legal light.tobe
clapped his friend on the back, say.
ing: Delighted, old chapl" Then,
after slight pause. he added, with a
sly grin: Say. let me 20 with you'll
Perhaps he hasn't made his will
Harper's Weekly.
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xOODfORD.

g. NJ. Lambert OF Bcnnington was
10 The village Tuesday and Wednesday
on business.
WIN s. Knapp has bought the Bug
bee saw mill OF Jesse N. Bugbse aud
Geo w. Wood has Installed a plaper
Ia the plant
Mrs Belle Cutler aud daughter Lu.
otetia are visiting Mrs Cutters par.
ents, MIR and Mrs Chas ID. Sawyer OF
Bennington.
No doubt Deputy Sheriff Nash gives
Eta Champenay credit for being a
mirthful and happy prisoner inasmuch
as she entertained him with songs and
gleeful remarks on the way 70 Bennlng
ton Tuesday.
Mrs Fidelia Willard and Miss Mary
Puffer OF North Adams, sisters OF the
late Mrs Maria Koapp we're guests
Tuesday and Wednesday OF Mr. aed
Mrs Geo W. Knapp OF the Mount
Pleasant house.
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When Rubber Grows Hot.

When an automobile is running at
high speed the rubber tires are rap
idly warmed and the heat sometimes
becomes very great. with resultant
Injury to the rubber The cause OF
this accumulation OF heat in the tire
Is ascribed TO the kneading OF the rub.
ber which generates heat faster than
II can be radiated away. For this
reason manufacturers have found II
to be an advantage to have metal
parts In the tread. such as the ends
of riyets. In contact with the tire,
because the metal. being a good radl.
ator. helps to carry on the heat to
the outer air.