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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-03
ELECT CHURCH OFFICIALS.

Methodist Union Arranges for Meet
ing Tomorrow.
Members of the Methodist Union
will hold a meeting tomorrow AFTER
noon at 3 o'clock at the First M. E.
church to elect new church officials.
members of the union.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

Rutland property owners are fearful
OF another raise 10 insurance rates be-
cause Of the complaint that has been
made OF the lnadequacy OF the Rutland
Dire department. IL Is the experience
OF Bennington that the efficiency Of
the fire department has nothing TO do
with Insurance rates though perhaps,
is ineflciency might bo made an ex-
cuse for raising rates. Tne fact Is the
DIRE insurance companies have been
pretty hard hit In recent years and all
N us who carry insurance have 10 help
rsimburse them. To an outsider II
looks. however, as though fire insur.
ance rates are made too high In the
larger villages and small cities In.
stead OF In the large cities where they
really belong, or on the small village
and rural property which have 20 de-
ience In the way OF FIRE department.
Nevertheless, a man IL n slmpleton
Who fails 10 keep his property insured.
Bennington has been remarkably free
from serious fires for the past Eve
years and one or more INST be about
due.
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VOLUNTEERS KILLED.
Fire In Mead DaiIsfss. white Plains
Fatal 60 Three.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y, Feb. s.
Three volunteer nrsmen were killed
aud -four injured. one OF them proba.
bly, fatally. while working on the ruins
81 the Mead building. which was dc
stroyed by IRE Sunday.
The dead are: John Chester Crom.
well. thirty years old. assistant cashier
u the First National bank. OF which
institution his father Is president:
Charles L. Cooley. thirty years old. a
real estate agent: Caleb Underhlll.
thlriy-two years old. a llvcyman.
The injured are: Emil Burgess. thir.
tyfOur ycar old. n candy manufactur.
or. probably fatally: Charles Sutton.
both legs broken; Charles Armbruster.
both legs broken; stephen ID. Lyon
burned about the body.
al the men killed and injured were
struck by falling cornlce and part
Of the brick wall which supported u
The cornice had become ico-encd. and.
fearing u would fall Into tho crowd
around tho building. the nrcmen were
trying to pull Il down.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

FLoUR-Firm. but dull. Mlnnssoia pat.
cnts. HiOuAI. winter atfaiEhts. = lIIi 10.
winter extras. tl00,. winter patents.
WHEAT = Market advanced sarly on
higher Liverpool cables and continued
lleht recrlpts. bot later reacted owing 10
snow Do the belt. May. ~ n.iensi i1-ilc
ss ~ ehn sNsrssnsiis asSsnts sielai
quotation, entraa. 4.cli nrHta. - nc. sec
onds. 1.uzc. thiria. s.ustc hcld. extras,
.stys,c. hrsta. agac seconds. ~ -. /;
s7Uac seconds. stgac.. thlris. sl8..c.
large. Efptsmbor. fancy. if'tc. pviobor.
best l1ai.c. good % prime. l..stl.sc. !
ilgi1c.. iiEht skins. lie. hair skins. brst,
t.Vioc.i part skins. prime. tutac.. fall
% seed, e,susise.; common. t1se.. fun
Euds-stat Pennsylvania and noafb,
ssloctsd. white, fancy. DC. choice. %
Dc brown and mixed. extra 49,. nrsta
70 extra nrsts. 1sgIc.. dirtiss, ~ -.c. (;
.TALJow-Firm; cI,y, : S-iso. country.
'l2ASes,saay; shipplns. 5asc sood to
STRAW Steady At o,aGsc
DEANS = steady; marfor, t-fl 80 D.
MEDIUM IT, pea nSSsti.so! I'd k'd'
Wo.oina,ssdy; domestic fleece. $3.50.
HOPS Steady state. common 90 chfce.
10. isU1c.. it6, tgiic.. facinc coast.
is< isnite 1870. i0ffilc
POTATO fS-Duii. bot nominal. Penn
syixania. choice. per buahel itItsr New
York snd western do. tS1toc do. fair
10 good, do, Eufic
LIVE fOtfffRY-Fir and IN fall
demand. fowls. i1oiftc.i old rousicra ~
i0c. chickens. iguilC.. ducks. ~ itc. {.
geese, ilnitc. turheyr, iffitc
DRi.RaED POULTRY Quiet but bare.
~ steady. fowls. choice t1ff4iic.. do,
lalr TO good i.it1ilc., Old ROSTERS, ilc. 1
nearby chickens. ttuitc western. Do, 10
i1dlkc do. western. DO. iiUisc.. fair 10
good. do, ttIifc,. ducks. nearby. ituitc 4
western. do, i2dits; geese. nearby, iV9
i;c.. western. do. syioc
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wO0DFOlD
Jesse Mallory has the grip.

Jesse Mallory has the grip.
Eight inches OF snow fell Thursday.
-Four inch Of snow fell Monday
night
A. w. Hagar Is overseer on one OF
ihe lumber Jobs.
Chas sawyer vas 10 Rutland on
business last wcsk
Preston Weld and Geo Temple ar,
housed by the eriD.
%. 81. Gleason passed Sunday with
bis family 10 Bennington.
There vas a pleasant Cotillion part,
at &. d. Sawyer's Friday evening.
Elmer Shulz has finished work 10
cooper's mlil 10 Bennington add come
back lone
Michael Cnnain. Ia and r. A. He ..
llck 81 NilllamstoNn are NorkiDg for
Geo ". knapp.
Louis Flake ha, accepted the posi-.
loo OF clgirssr a. he TAper mill ol
fillmore srd Slade 81 Benninetot
Falls
Mrs !. W. Hyde cane from Man
hester MouGsy a. stay a few day,
sith Mrs Geo " Knapp. her daughter
10 Law.
Mr aud Nrs Johl LaFiam Of Jack
ionville, Nr and Mrs G. =. Snow, Pro-
f,dw Long. Z. ~. Lambert and DR. =.
~ kaN Of BpuulugtOn we're in the vii
age last week.
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EAST DORSET.

Geo Reynolds was recent visitor in
Rutland.
Chas Roberts has returned from q
visit In Troy
Rev II. j. MailletI was n recent visi
tor 10 Burlington.
Mrs II. b. Kendall was recent visi
tor In Manchester.
TT Murphy OF Rutland was re.
cent visitor 10 town.
Miss Margaret Cruz dy IL visiting
her sister In North Adams
Miss Lol Sc Buirum OF Bennington
Is guest ol her parents here.
d. T.. Stone OF North bennington
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Pauline Geno OF Bennington
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Daisy CaIror OF Rutland was
a guest ol Mrs ). A. Shel er Sunday.
Mrs Mary Crandall Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Feed Jasmina 10 Rutland.
Mrs ID. l.. Kent OF Rutland was a
guest OF Mrs J l. Cochrane last week.
Mr. aud Mrs Chamberlin OF Manches
ter we're guests OF Mr. and Mrs Wm
Landon's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Il Hope have gone
to Kingstown, N. Y, where they will
reside with their sou.
Miss Ida Seymore has returned from
Burlington where she was uader treat
nent for spinal troubles
DIR warbeke OF williamstown, Mass
gave u very interesting musical as.
listed by local talent at school hall
Friday night.
Al ssers james and Michael Nc.
Laughlin OF New Yo,k, Mr. and Mrs
j. l.. Mclaughlin a. family Of Pit
tsford, Misse- Margaret Canary, Mary
kelleber and Wayne Carney and Mrs
Nellie Dunn ol Benz ngton were here
sunday 70 atend TIE funeral Of Mrs
Margaret Mclaughlin.
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NO WAR, SAYS TOKYO.
Aolsf Authorized 90 Declare Jspa,
Absolutely For Pence.

Aolsf Authorized 90 Declare Japan
Absolutely For Pence.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Japa-
nesc embassy received the following
telegram from the minister OF foreign
affairs at Tokyo:
'The New York Times having ad-
dressed telegram directly 10 the Inn
perlal government TO ascertain the at
tltude Of Japan with regard TO the
San Francisco school Incident, you
are authorized to make a categorical
declaration Of the absolutely pacific In
tentlons OF Japan"
Neither Ambassador Aold nor any OF
the embassy STAFF has taken seriously
any OF the war talk that has gone on
at intervals since the San Francisco
school question became an interna-
tlonal incident. So little weight was
given by the embassy to this phase Of
the controversy that no report OF It
was telegraphed 10 the japanese gov
eminent.
But from other sources, II seems, n
great deal has bsen cabled to japan.
and the newspapers Of Tokyo and 9TH
or cities have had more or less extend
ed reports OF alleged war feeling in
this country. In this way the talk has
come TO the attention Of the imperial
government, and II was said at the
embassy that evidently the government
regarded such talk with serious con-
Germ, not as being truthful index Of
the situation, but as indicating the
possibility OF a belief In this country
that japan might really DO entertain
ing unfrlendly intentions toward the
United States.
one particular feature OF the war
talk seems TO have been especially the
cause OF anxiety In Tokyo, and that
was the report that Ambassador Aoki
had presented an ultlmatum 10 Score
tary Root. Such a report as that was
too Ridiculous 10 be telegraphed "a
Tokyo or for the embassy 90 deny, but
IL manlfestly gave concern 70 the Jap
anese government that such n thing
could find expression or belief in this
country.
The impression prevails al the en-
bassy from the dispatches II has 70
celved from Tokyo that the Japanese
government takes all this war talk e
mean that there II a serious belief here
In the danger OF n hostile outbreak.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
STATE NEWS

As Herbert Sparks was carrying n
steam radiator down stairs az the
Brauleboro steam laundry last Wed.
uesday he slipped and the radiator
ieil upon his right hand, crushing The
middle finger Oh.
Robert Lincoln, the brakeman who
suffered a Jroken leg In a railroad &C.
cldeut Jan. l. recently underwent an
operation for the amputaiion Of The
member at the Memorial hospital,
.braitlebofo.
Nearly a million cans OF corn were
nut up by the Snowflake Canning CO.,
Brattleboro, the past season; nearly
$1,000 was paid out 10 the farmers for
he corn crop In tie raw state; and
ueatly the same amount was paid for
The help and material.
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Preparing 10 risht standard.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8. District
Attorney Sims Of Chicago and his as
sisinnt are In Washington In confer
ence with the administration officials
preparatory to the trial 81 the FIRST OF
the standard OH case. In Chicago. AIR
Sims had n talk with the president
Questions affecting the evidence 10 b.
submitted and other important details
are TO be settled by Mr.. Sims while
here.
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nnrr, n.niin.. oa.r.

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 0-stnte In.
surnncc Commissioner James V. Barry
tclogrnphci 20 Hon. Paul Morton bis
dccllnation OF the position Of secretary
o. ,he association OF life Insurance
Presidents. Of which ex.Prssidsnt Gro
yer Cleveland will " chairman. he
said that he yielded TO tho personal sp-
peal of Governor Warner 10 remain
aud 20 his sense OF duty 70 the people
Of this state In connection with pro.
posed insurance legislation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
Record canai piHsips q. January.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 0.-While con.
sideratlon Is being given to the ques-
iion of letting tho contract for the dig
sing Of the Panama canal the work Is
going on n q rapid pace. A cablsgram
received at the war department from
Chief Engineer stevens contained the
announcement that all previous records
had bccn ecllpsed. Tho dispatch says.
we took out 51G,I5o cubic yards from
Culcbra cut IN January. about twice
the hest monthly record made by the
French since the inception Of work by
De Il.sgeps"
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-Four harmed 10 Death a, Pelham

PELHAM. n. Y. Feb. 6.-During the
height OF the storm here Ore swept
through the livery stables aud living
apartments Of Richard l.. Vaughn and
burned 10 death four occupants OF
the home. Mrs. Vaughn aud her two
ysar-old son were caught by the danes
m the mother. with the child IN her
arms. was groping her way through
the smoke toward an exit. A colored
woman living with the vaughns was
burned Ia her bed. Thomas Mlcky. a
.tablcmnn. escaped from the house
only 10 lose his life IN an effort 10 save
the horses. The monetary loss was
about $4,000.
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ror nii,ou..... aud sl,l u..a.st..

Take orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup.
II sweetcns the stomach, aids diges.
the liver aud bowels sithout Irritating
these organs Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures biliousne.s and htbilual
constipation. Does not nauseate or
gripe and IL mild and pleasant 10
take. Remember the name Orlno and
yfyse TO accep,aoy substitute. -. A..
Qulniau.
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NOTICE

tits hereby enacted by the General
Assembly oi the State OF Vermont:
Bectlon l. A person who expector.
ats on n public sidewalk or Ia n pub
Tic building except 10 rcceptacles pro.
vlded Tor that purpose shall he fined
DOT more than ten dollars for each OF.
tense.
Sec. q A suitable notice containing
a copy 81 this act shall be- posted In
oil public bulldogs.
Approved December 10. 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

bs.~ssstii- court Martial opens.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. 5.-The
ouri martial trial o. Major &. W Pen.
rose. Tweniy.nfth Infantry. charged
with neglect u duty In connection with
ne brownsville Crcxl riots. opened NJ
Fort sam Houston. Colonel Glenn.
twenty nfh Infantry. represents Major
rcnrosc Captain Charles Kay II
Judge advocate Major Pcnrose was
arraigued and pleaded not guilty. For
- cifflcns u Brownsville are here as
Witnesses After The charges were
rad the hrsi session adjourned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
Weak
Kidneys

Weak Kidneys. surely point to weak kidney
Nerves. The Kidneys, Ike the Heart, and the
Stomach. ina their weakness. not In the organ
ITSELF but In the nerves that control and Guide
and strengthen them. DR.. Shops Restorative 10
medicine specifically prepared to reach thess
controlling nerves. To doctor tho Kidneys alonc.
ID futile. It Is waste Of time. and OF money ~
well.
II your back aches or Is weak. II the urine
scalds. oris dark and strong fyou have symptoms
Of nrishts or other distressing or dangerous kid.
neg disease. try DR.. Shops Restorative month
Tablets or Liquid--and see what II can and win
DO for you. Druggist recommend and soil
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u.naown ~ - ., wa,erbury Car

WATERBURY,. Conn. Feb. G.-An
unidentified man with card bearing
he name Harry Morrow" died NJ the
Waterbury hospital NJ the result Of
being struck by n trolley ear near
Cheshire. The card showed that he
had taken treatment In the Rhode L..
land hospital on Jan. ~. The man
appears TO be about thirty years of age.
1--WE feet eight inches In height weight
about 100. light complexion ind has n
very prominent chin. lie never recoy-
cred consciousness. and II Il not Ger.
tain That the card In his pocket IL bis
own.
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BUILDING NEW YACHT.
Henry W Putnam, IT,, to Have Fine New
Graft.


Henry W Putnam, IT,, to Have Fine New
Craft.
TIE New York Tribune gives the
following account OF the foe new yacht
thit II. W. Putnam, Jr., is having
built:
IAN important addition TO the feet
Of The New York Yacht Club for the
connDR season will be a new three
mated steel auxiliary schooner, now
in course Of construction at South
Boston for Henry W. Putnam, Jr., OF
this city, formerly tho owner Of the
auxiliary schooner Ariadne. The de.
slgners OF the yacht have also design.
ed and are experimenting the con
structlon OF the new vessel, which lie
five feet longer on the water line than
the Atlantic. The new yacht Is the
largest OF the modern type Of suxilia.
ries which have teen built essentially
as sailing vessels with auxiliary
power.
1.-THE new yacht is larger edition OF
the Arladne, with the many improve.
ments that the experience OF the last
1--WE years has made possible. She
measures 1853 feet over oil, l40 feet on
water line, 80 feet beam, 81 feet depth
Of hold--whlch means an unusual
amount OF freeboard and l5feet draft
She will be fitted with a centerboard
10 give her better grip when bearing
TO wlndward. The truck OF the mizzen
topmast will be li2 feet above III,
water, or ten feet higher than the road
way OF the Brooklyn Bridge, and al
though she has been designed exclu
sively for offshore cruislng--as wa,
he old Ariadne-she will spread, coun
ing her light sails, in the nelRhborhoot
Of II, 500 square feet OF canvas. A,
she Is three master, however, th'
length OF the mlEzon boom will not b
excessive, only 70 feet, or nearly II
feet shorter than that OF the famou
two.master Intrepid.
The hull 10 built OF steel OF tensile
strength Of 90 900 pounds TO the squar
Inch. The plating runs from seven
sixteenths OF an inch at the lightest v
three quarters OF an inch for the beav.
trough keel, which carries ITO tons o
lead ballast, enabling her 10 carry he
lofty spas
The machinery will consist Of Nv,
water tube boilers and triple expsn
sion engine OF 400 horse power, whicl
will drive ieatherlng propeller bull
OF mansngese bronze especially de
signed for this vessel.
Tli Is expected that Mr. Putnam
yacht will have a speed uu Ter natura
drsft OF about ten knots al hour. sh
sill be fitted with up to.daie plumbing
With running hot and cold fresh an
salt water aud 4 bathroom for The oil
dcsrs. BY means OF svsporators fres
-sier can be provided even on ia
longest cruises, and there will be
large electric plant for lighting th
ship. for decorating and running eleS
trio fans. Her deck hlilngs. skylight
and companions will be OF selscte
teak The sails, snchois aud boat
sill all be boosted by steam, 50 thai ID
lumber Of sailors carried nee 4 not h
more than In some OF the smaile
schooDers. The canvas for the sail
Is being especially woven. IL will b
Bearly 90 per cent stronger than this
10 general use. She will have n con
modious house on deck, on the ate
pa { OF which will DC carried 4 nyln
bridge for navigating purposes. 10
loN she will have .l1 large siaieroom'
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rIr.,lar rel.,.. nsn., ana Tar

Foley s Co., Chicago, originated
IloneS aud Tar as n throat aid lung
remedy aud on account 81 the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey
aud Tar many limitations are offered
Cor the genuine. These worthless iml.
tailous have Similar sounding names.
licwarc 81 them The genuine Foley a
Honey aud Tar II ina yellow package.
AK for II and refuse any substitute
N : the beet remedy for coughs and
colds u. A. odinlan.
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r.s,s. r.rloaea AFTER can,.Isu.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Feb. q. In a
wreck OF freight trains on the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railway near Colby
Station. near here. Engineer Edward
Harp. {. X. Marshall and II. u. VIII
son. tralnmcn. were instantly killed.
Several other trainmcn were injured.
one OF the engines exploded. killing
the men instantly. The trains met In a
head on collision.
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Mar, =. An,hnn, ncna.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Feb. 6.-Mary
\. Anthony. sister aud lifelong go.
worker Of Susan u. Anthony, died nj
Tor home on Madison street. She had
zen unconscious nine hours Miss
Anibgny would have been eighty years
I'd In April. She has survived her III.
llngulshcd sister. Susan u. AnlhI my.
y only eleven months.
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Dr.. Shoop's
Rostora alive
Jos. M. AYERS.
Special Notice

II you Contemplate studying the violin be
sure you consult Geo q. Wood Of New York
city pupil OF Ludwig Baumann. soloiSt and
teacher of Leipac and Berlin Correct meth.
DDS aud proper schooling guaranteed. Ad-
vanccd pupils can SECURE member,hlp In large
Orchestra now holding weekly rehearas,
thereby petiing the benefit Of double tuluon
for one price No snch opportunity has ever
before been offered In bennington. Mandolin
also Taught Address
0EO q. WOOD. Room s Savings Bank bldg
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Pastor Die- In Hi. Church.

wHATELY. Mass. Feb. 5.-Rev. W.
y u. Dean died of heart disease In his
thurch here. being too ~ to he moved
to his home Mr. Dean WIS stricken NJ
re entered the building before the
'vcning service aud became 10 weak
hat his doctor thought u dangerous 10
cmove him TO his home lie was
ibout sixty years old.
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Arre.sed Fi.. neeLmsk.r..

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 8. - A
deputy sheriff and constables arrested
ave bookmakers nj the oaklawn race
track Just after the racing opened
upon the acceptance OF the hrst bets.
Tue officers say they will continue 90
make arrests az fast ns bets are made
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Eailer Received by Pope.

ROME. Feb. 6.-Colonel Harvey W.
Scott. editor Of tho Portland Gregg.
alan: Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott were
received IN private audience by the
pope ~ the Vatican. The holy father
showed great interest In conditions on
The Pacific coast
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sos,h.rn naiiwa, Raise. wages

WANHINUTON. Feb. G1-AII CON
.nctorS. tralnmen aud yardmen of iha
southern railway are 20 receive an In
rease In wages nggregating between
$500 and siOo000 n year. Tho al
vsnce affects hundreds of men.
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The Rutland route Of the New York
Central line. IL the short and direct
routs 10 Ne~ York, Boston, Montreal,
and all western points. Express usins.
Pullman Ears. t0u
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Harsh physics react, weaken the
boErls, cause chronic constipation.
Doau's Rcgulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation, 2bc.
Ask your druggist for them.
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omnlsu. Lighthouse. mn Passes

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-rhe omni
bus lighthouse bill. carrying . total ap
preparation Of si.50s.50O for llghihou~,
csta blIshment and an additional SUN
OF $4,000 FOR additional liEhikcpcr
dwellings. was passed By the house
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,..rum,. cI..ho.-. nururd.

RYE. y l.. Feb. 5-The Apawamis
clubhouse has hcen destroyed BY ore.
The loss Is about S3O.OoO. The mem.
1ership ~ the club includes a number
II well TO do residents along Long
leland sound
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CATTLE Supply lEht. market steady
calves. q t0af
ifoos- Receipts lisht. market active
prime heavi~s. Fs5. mediums ami heavy
lolkersi E.@. nsht Workers. Ia. plfs
sifEEP AND LAMBS = Supply light.
market steady. prime wethera. 3 o151o.
culls and common. isg1. lambs. rgdN
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Accidents will happen bot the bes
regul atsd families keep DR. Thomas
Electric OIL for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals The hurts.
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vice rre.ider, % Central Road Ders.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-G. J. Grammes.
Ice president Of the New York Cen.
trail lines and transc manager OF the
ystem west OF Buffalo. Il dead at the
prssbytsriai hospital here.
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--''. Irsairh as'' ssnssss To ,rO,hss ,aa

Ms. wtNet0W's fOUTHTNs sYRUr. fst
'llHliNn trIili4d soiirns ilIa rtifns. reduce.
r'lir. iclicrilf siiu ~ al gtet Nc vogiti
~ - cfrff mutlifr y % has n suffering hiid
DO M I'd your trriudicc. nor The pr uiicss
~ oilrrs stand briHcgn you rnd , our suffer
~ rliii AMI tha frilrfthat viii be surt,-ycs
tlsniuirir fufr-fo iulsH tho use Of this
30 ~ No. u umtN used. "stcc ase. bltUe
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subscription Rates
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

The Londonderry Sitter says that
l73 pairs OF twins have been born In
Vermont the past year. These are the
kind Of statistics that count
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
rILrs ernrp INornisp DAYS

PAZo OINTMENT y EnaFaniesd 20 cure any
rse ~ Iichng ulind. nilrIiag o. ~ wfudinf
Pies IN t1o " dais o. money fefun I'd. &c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock ass,-t,sn..

Money on call steady AZ :. per lr,nt:
prime mercantile paper. sasa Tsr cent.
exchanges. tte. 90 80. balance Ga ~ ~.
Closing pfiraas