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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10
NAY ATTACK CALIFORNIA
Hague Hears Situation Ii
Threatening.

London, July lO.-The CORES
pondent OF the Daily Telegraph at
The Hague sends In a column dis
patch which purports to reflect the
Views prevailing there on the Jap
aness- American sltaution, which he
declares to be more absorbing than
the conference itself.
The correspondent says that az a
result OF his inquiries he learns the
situation is really strained, although
both governments are trying TO con
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10
COUNT OKUMA.

Powerful Japanese statesman
and ex-leader of the Progressive
party, who urges his government
to assume a firmer attitude toward
tho United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-10
Swain and MCFARLAND Clash
tContinued from page ~

prior TO bis departure from the
Coeurd 'Alenes, and Mr.. Gill, who
saw Orchard in Spokane month be-
fore be killed SteunenbeFg, testified
that Orchard said it was because OF
SteunenbeEg that he lost his interest
in the Hercules mine.
BRADLEY DEPoS ITIONS
Othe. than for the interest and
relief afforded by the introduction
of three witnesses named, the entire
day was given over to reading the
rest OF the Sen Francisco dispositions.
The men who built the Linforth
fats, the plumbers who put IN the
lighting system, the hremen who
came after the explosion, and the
contractors and their men, who made
the repairs, all dsposed to great
length aud detail. The weight OF
their tales seemed TO favor gas ex-
plosion, but none of the testimony
was conclusive, and the whole
question involved will be fought be-
fore and decided by the jury. The
last of the Opponents knew Harry
Orchard and from him heard the story
of the Hercules mine, with the usual
threat that he was going to Ok Steun-
enberg for driving him out of the
Occur d'Alsnes.
MoYER TEsTIFIES TODAY
Charles n. Meyer. president Of
the Western Federation of Miners,
was brought from the county Jail
today TO give testimony Ia behalf Of
his codefendant. 1t will take abont
ell the rest of the day for both sides
to complete their examination OF him.
There is a chance that he may finish
IN time to permit the calling OF
Haywood, but the chances are that
the defense will shape Its arrange
ments 20 call him Thursday morning,
rather than at the close OF a possibly
trying day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
A GIGANTIC
OCTOPUS
U. P. Spent $Sl, 100000 For
Railroad Stocks.
CONTROLS WESTERN LINES
Hartman Had Purchase Power I'm.
limited. Great Merger Revealed
at Interstate Hearing.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Stariling tcsii-
mony OF the scope Of the Union Pacific
Investments In other roads was given
before the Interstate commerce CON
mission at It's hearing la the Federal
building here.
Chairman Knapp and Commissioners
Lane and Harlan are acting Tor the
full commission In taking the tcsii
mony. Assistant Secretary Deck OF the
commission Is also present
Frank B. Kellogg anu I, a. Sever
ance. attorneys. Of ~. Paul. Mimi. are
appearing as the legal Representatives
Of the commission. Robert ;. loNeti
appeared rs counsel for the Uulon IN
clfic.
William II. Cornish. vice PRECEDENT OF
the Union Pacific: W. '. =. Thornc.
director OF purchases; Alexander MI.
lar. secretary. and William Mahl. comp
trollcr. all Of the Union Pacific sys
TEN. were present rs witnesses.
Counsel FOR the Union Pacific com
pany announced that r. II Hartman
would bc unable 10 appear before thu
commission ON account OF ill health
following an operation. Mr. llarrl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
COUNTY COURT
Adjourned TO 2 p. m. AOnd'y Barber W
Boston 4 Maine Still On

County court which opened Wednes-
day afternoon was adjourned shortly
before Il o'clock today TO Up. m
Monday The case Of Benjamin o.
Barber " the Boston 4 Maine rail-.
road co npiny 10 Witch tbs plalnsiff
seeks 10 recover damages for the burn.
log Of bis house Ia PoEnal, the IRE
being caused IL Is alleged by sparks
from a locomotive. Is still on aud will
probably take the arst three days next
sex The plaintiff still has several
Siiuesses to be examined aud the
defence has o. yet introduced no test!
mony other than the cross examln alton
o. the plaintiffs witnesses.
This morning three Witnesses we're
examined FOR the, plain ifi. samuel
Wright, the god aagman at the Pow
nal crossing testified 20 incidents on
toe night whcn the plaintiffs house
was burned. he told hoN he helped 10
carry out household goods from the
burning building aud also how he
hurried to his home nearby aud put
out Dire that had started there.
Charles Turner testified 10 relation
70 certain repairs that he has made 10
the house Of the plalniin
Tracy Dormond testified that he saw
sparks as large a. peas ny from the
smokeslacks Of locomotives Of the
Bosiun q Maine road and that on the
night of the hrc the wind was Ia the
vest. toaard tie building burned.
Charles Hurt of Williamstown, n
train dispatcher, testified 10 the hour
hen the telegraph liuc burned out a.
indicating the exact time OF the IRE,
the wires passing close To the burting
tuildiug. Mr. Burt was on the stand
when court adjourned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
TRUANTS WADE
THE RIVER
Officer Hurley Has Lively
Chase After Two Boys.
GOT THOROUGHLY WET
Boys Taken to Their Homes, Civ.
en- Dry Clothing and Sent
10 School.

Truant Onicer Hurley was given To-.
structions yesterday to look up two
youngsters by the name Of Enright aud
MERCER who have acquired chrouic
case OF tsuancy. He droyeabout town
looking FOR the culprlts whom he Ia.
ally found Ia front OF the Columbian
house on Depot steeet. The boys
scented trouble and ran across the
Rutland Railroad Cos lawn aud dis
appeared behind Loripg Il Co.'S coal
shed. The officer drove down River
street, left his horse at the corner Of
Lincoln street and took after the tru.
ants.
The boys seeing that they we're cor.
n red jumped into tho river and waded
through the water, which came to their
arm pits, TO a small island. one OF
them came back and gave himself ur
u the other went Or, only TO be caught
just behind the BOttum y Torrance
collar factory. Hurley escorted hi.
charges t. their homes, where they
we're put into dry clothing. aud theu
took them TO school, one to 81 Francis
academy aud the other TO the grad ID
: hool.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
ARLINGTON

James Garfield Of Nsw York Is at
the "Brlck House"
Miss Mary Thompson returned TO-
day from two days visit
Mrs Brown OF New York spent the
holidays with Mrs Frank Co0ledgo OF
Water street. Mrs Brown was former.
ly Mise Lottle Mlllett Of Manchester.
A largo crowd enjoyed the dance
New Years eve. Lincoln's orchestra
Of Shushan furnished music.
Mrs Mary Adams, Miss Holden, Mrs
Ernest Latbrop and.tbe Misses Hawks
Of Arlington recently visited Miss
Emma Benedict 10 Manchester.
Mrs Fred Baldwin who has been Wis
ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs jerome
Gault on School street, has returned
10 her home in Worcester. Mass.
The Eastern Star held q special
meeting In the Masonic rooms Thurs.
day evening for work. Mrs Flora
Covcy ID ID q, OF Manchester vas pres.
ent.
The card club held It's meeting Wed.
pesday evening At the home OF DR. v.
w. Phillips. The prizes we're won by
Miss Mavde Adams and Mr. Frost.
The next meeting will be held Wedoes-
day evening at the home OF George
Howard on Water street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
IS YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Local Events Of the FIRST Week In January
1907. As Gisshsd From an Old Copy,
Of the Banner Dated Jan. 2. iS6l.

Sluon Percy Of lloosick shot a
bear weighing G6j pounds. II was
purchased by Merritt Noyes ot
this village
The third company Of Vernon
sharp shooters elected Gilbert
Hart Of Dorset 10 be- captain Of the
company.
Second Lieut. VIM II. Cady Of
Co. a, God Vermont Volunteers a.
the front, made acting captain Of
one 81 the companies.
Officer W. l.. Mccall arrived
here with a burglar captured 10
Boston who a short time before
ourglarized u home In Rupert aud
made his escape.
Capt +. NJ. Crosseit 81 the sec
ond regiment band vale on his
way home from the front, lost his
trunk contaiuiog clothes. etc.
Patrick Soniers Of SALISBURY
nearly frozen 10 death while on a
trip from his home to this village
Mrs A. T.. Lyman awarded a ring
cake at an eniertainment given by
the ladies Of the Congregational
church.
The large taunery establishment
Of &. ID. Reed in Jamaica burned.
Troy and Bennington railroad
coupons paid at the Manufacturers
back Ia Troy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
WAS SMITH A CANADIAN
Wife Wanted to Exchange Canuck Money for
American.

II is generally believed that the man
who escaped from jail here early Tues.
day morning and who has always
maintained that his name was Il. C..
Smith came to Vermont from Canada.
His arrest on the charge OF forgery
followed an alleged attempt OF the
young woman who claims To be his
wife, to cash at the North Bennington
National Bank draft that the CASH
Ter did not believe to be- good.
II Roster, the North Bennington
merchant, had an experience with Mrs
Smith which tends to confirm the be-
lief that the couple had come directly
TO this section from somewhere be-
yond the Canadian border. On the
same day that she appeared At the
bank with the suspicious looking
draft, Mrs Smith came into Mr. Ros.
ier's store and after looking about for
few minutes selected a silver shaving
mug which she said she wished TO pur.
chase for her husband.
The price Of the mug was $3.50 but
after some argument the proprietor
agreed TO sell the article for o. %.
When this agreement had been reach
ed the woman asked Mr. Roster II he
would take Canadian money Tor the
purchase. The merchant was agreea
bic as he found no difficulty in dispos.
ing Of the foreign currency at the
bank The woman then asked Me- RIOS
Ter II he would exchange some Cana.
dian for American money.
CHOW much:" asked the m reliant
"Oh, SIS or $50" replied the WON
an.
Toe amount startled Mr Roster, tbs
woman was a =. rice, stranger AMI be
not only refused TO make the exchang,
but becoming more suspicious object
ed to taxing Canadian money for the
mug. A compromise vas dnllly ei
fecied by the woman paying $3.50 ioI
the mug 10 Canadian currency and o.
10 American money. Tne mug va,
on u the articles which the couple
brought with them whco thcy took ~
their residence with Jailer Russell
ana Il was one o, the things he lei
behind when be took his sudden de
pariure New Years morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
BRATTLtB0R0 LAW FIRM
Il Consists Of Judss Ernest ". GlbiOn ard
Capt. Z. J. Nsiumsn.

Bralileboro, Jan. 3-The organiza.
ton Of the Law firm Of Gibson and
Waterman was announced today. Ths
iirm consists OF Judge Ernest W. Glib
son aud Capt Ernest !. Waterman,
son Of Judge r. l.. Waterman Of the
Vermont superior court.
The new drm will occupy the oficcs
formerly occupied by Waterman aud
Martin, the latter arm being broken
up by the advancemsn, Of T.. l. Wat
orman and j. l.. Martin % iudgesblps
Judge Gibson was a member Of the old
firm. The nov member, Capt Water
man Ia ~ years old aud was admitted
10 the bar 10 1908. Afterwards he was
clerk VI the Senate committee on agri'
culture and then assistant clerk Of the
Senate committee on military affairs
at Washington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
CANDIDATES Fur CLERK.
wIndh,m County Men Who Would Succeed
John n ssulflsld.

Bratileboro. Jan 3-The late county
clerk, John II. Morriaeld OF Williams
Vile, carried life insurance amount
Ing to $3.50. The trst premium on
his las, policy, which was for $1,000,
was paid the day before his death.
There are several candidates for ap.
poIntmeni 10 the Office OF county clerk.
among them +. ID. r. Stove aud r. G.
Bacon Of Braitleboro, and Thomas
o'Brien OF Bellows Falls, Q. $. Chase
Of Nottingham aud A. +. cudworih
OF South Londonderry, also are men,
toned. Mr. Stove Is deputy clerk ADD
l. acting as clerk pending an appoint.
mcnt by the assistant judges OF the
county court. The appolntment prob.
ably will be- made In few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
R. c. FLOWER
IN DISGUISE
Philadelphia Police Get Swim
dler After Long Chase.
BIGGEST OF MINE FRAUDS
When Run Down Was Acting Part
Of Prof. Oxford With Scheme
for Making Diamonds.
BIGGEST OF MINE FRAUDS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. >. - Il. c.
Flower, alias c. G.. Dalncy, who has
been fugitive from New York since
1903. where he Is wanted TO answer
charges Of grand larceny ana swlndlng
credulous Investors ont Of about ST..
OO0.OOO on alleged bogus mining opera.
lions was arrested In this city by De.
tcctive Sergeant McConyille OF New
York aud several local officers.
Flower who The detectives say. Is the
most colossal mine swlndlcr OF the age
was captured In room In one Of the
big Office buildings ia the center Of tue
city. where IL developed he has been
located for some time. Under the
name Of Professor oxford. the detec.
lives say. he was seeking 90 secure
money from investors by representing
that he had wonderful chemical proc.
css whereby he could make diamonds
ana other precious stones ana n patent
brick.
The arrest OF Flower ends a chase 10y
the detectives aud postal authoritei
that carried them through Mexico. Cen.
trail America. part ~ South America
aud Canada. besides many points in
the United States. Following his on.
srntlons In New York. through which
Il Is said by the detectives. many 80
rlciy women lost money. Flower jump
ca bah after indictment Ia May. 1915
lie was under n $4,000 bond.
lie was traced 60 the city of Mex.
ca. Central America. Brazil. Montreal
Passalc and Paterson. y. j.. aud final
~ 10 this city.
When the detectives eventually ran
him down hoy found that be- wns 30
changed Ia appearance that they coull
scarcely recognize him. A Professor
Oxfoud h. was apparently n bcnevo
lent OH gentleman who wore n long
white heari. aud. though the detectives
had photographs 81 him. they were
afraid they had made a mistake aud
kept him under surveillance Tor several
days before they were willing 20 make
the arrest. When BE- wis taken into
custody b. denied hcing the missing
Dr Flower but after being placed In n
cell at the CENTRAL station admitted hls
identity.
No complaints have been received by
the local authorities. 90 far ~ can bc
learned. from any one who has fallen a
victim 20 BIZ wilcs here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05

To stop a Cold with "Preventics" 4.
safer than 20 Jet h run aud cure IL az.
forwards. Taken AZ the "snc,ze siage''
Preyentics will head OF AL colds ADD
Grippe, and perhaps savf YOU from
Pneumonia or Bronchitis. Prrvcntics
are little toolhsome candy cold cure
tablets selling la = cent aud % cent
boxes. Il you are chilly, II you begin
10 sneezr, try Prcventics. They will
surely check the cold, aud please you
Sold by Joseph " Ayrs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
BEST TO BE HAD
yIissrsph Pleiurcs to Be Seen At B,nhlnsioa
0pus houis.

Nitasfsph Pleiufts 10 Be Seen AZ btnhinsion
0pus houis.
The rapid advance 10 the art Of anl.
mated photography has been most
marvellous aud IL today a source OF
entertainment 10 the masses. la no
other class does 4 more sweeping form
Of amusement appeal more earnestly
To the people; 10 the shortest space OF
time Il covers more ground than any
other form % theatrical amusement
la a judiclous selectlon OF subjects
rests much OF the exhibitors ability
10 please; this coupled with corps OF
experienced assistants enables tie
Viagraph Co. 10 present the bes, OK
hlbiilon Of moving pictures before the
American public. This company leads
all competitors In the conceo,lon and
production Of headline ha,ares and
viih their own positive hits combined
With the best European novelties aud
sensations, you are assured program
representing every phase Of motion
photography.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
THREE DEATHS IN A WEEK
Family Of Nate Case Of East A'Lngon 4
Strangely Afflicted.

East Arlington, January 6.-Mlss
jennie King Of Sunderland
who came TO care for Mira Edward
Buck during her recent illness, passed
away Wednesday at the home Of Nate
Case In East Arlington. Mrs Galusha
also passed away on the same day a.
Mr. Cases. Within week there
have been three deaths u
the Case home, his daughter Mrs Ed.
ward Buck and the follo wing Wednss'
day, Mrs Calusha aud Miss King.
Mrs Case il gaining from her Illness
at present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
DAM AGE SUIT SETTLED.
Bsihsl Nan Rseovsu $500 From Contractor
for Injuries Received.

Bethel, Jan Witnesses were
summoned 10 Woodstock January !
In the case IN Windsor county court
OF Arthur Wilcox " :. ID. Til,on Of
Woodsyllle. n. n. At the moment Of
going 10 trial the case ~aI settled 10y
the payment Of eco. Mr. Wilcox had
been injured by being thrown from
his wagon, and he claimed that the
accident vas caused 10y pile Of sand
left H. The highway by men 10 the EN-.
ploy Of Mr Tilion, Who was n con
tractor repairing the sidewalks In
Beihol.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Vance Presented With Hand
,ome Its.

SIR and Mrs ID. A. Vance entertained
about 30 OF their friends nj their homo
on Washington street Thursday even
ing. They we're presented with tso
easy chairs and two large pictures by
the employees Of the Cooper needle shop
Of which Mr Vance IL foreman.
Refreshments we're served and dan
cling was enjoyed, the music being fur
nshed by Alessers Myers aud Tue
barge. The guests departed late wish.
log Mr. and Mrs Vance long and hap.
IN life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05

los ANGELES. cal. Jan. 5.-To,
Angeles l. suffering from a fuel fam
Inc In the face Of unusually cold
weather for this climate. gas. wood aud
coal In the city have become almost
exhausted. Investigation disclosed the
fact that only twenty nyc tons Of coal
remain FOR sale Wood IL equally
scarce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
Death Of ns-oonHr...ma. noi,on.

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. s-Formcr
Congressman Mart - Bolton proprie
tor OF Meadow View Stock farm. II
dead nj his country home Ia Baltimore
county OF n chronic ailmcnt. aged six
is-rlx years. lie wns widely known Ne
q breeder of Zine horses.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05

Dyspepsia l. Americas curse. Rur-
dock Blood liitlers conquer dyspepsia
every time. 10 drives out impurities,
tones the stomach, restores perfect di.
pcstlon, normal weight aud good
health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
DEATH or BURLINGTON MIDGET
Miss Sadie Kelley. Aged ~ Years. No Larger
Than Child Of S Ysan Old.

Burlington, Jan l.-Mlss Sadie NJ.
Kelley, aged ~ years, a midget, being
Of the statute Of a child Of i've years,
died today after weeks illness. She
was the daughter Of Mrs Sarah Kol.
lev.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
ANNUAL MEETING.
Both BsP'iii ard cO'poSiiOn Hold ThsIr An
nuai A,siins Monday

nusi A,siiss Monday.
The annual meetings Of both the
Baptist church organization ADD the
Church corporation gill BE- held Mon.
day evening a, 7:i5. The Corporation
meeting will BE- called first In order
hat the men Who are obligated 70 the
YMCA may attend both meetings. AZ
these meetings. two trustees, one des.
con, church clerk aud church trcasur.
~ are 10 be elected. Be on hand
promptly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
Christian Scientists.

services at , o'clock on Sunday and
AZ i:JO Wednesday evening, corner Of
Park and Scott streets. Subject for
sunday, Jan. 9th. Life
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
Gard OF Thanks.

We wish hereby 10 extend to our
neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted W. during our recent bereaye-
meni. our thanks and appreciation.
May they be likewise blost In time OF
trouble.
Mrs Albert vetal,
Mrs Anna Ve,al
and family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05

The purchases amounted o. TGi per
cent 81 the New York Centrars total
capital OF sia0O0o.OO0. O. aii pr cent
~ the total capital ~ the St Paul.
amounting 10 slgs.WsiE1. aud e. 3a2
per cent Of the Chicago and North
western. amounting t. about SiOlyn.-
90
This means that the Rockefeller. Rog
crs Standardization Interests have %
hand Ia two different trnnscouiin ntai
routes. They not only dominate ths
policy ~ the New York Central. North.
western. Union Pacific aud Southern
line from this city 60 the coa-i. but
also In system including the Balil
more and Ohio aud Atchlson. which
would carry them there.
To purchase all ~ this stock much
more than Sii0o0oo would b. r..
qulrcd. Evidently the authorized SiOp..
10000 preferred stock has been drawn
on.
To make MI of these purchase. would
require at least Si25.OO.OOO capital.
These Investments make the Union
Pacific the greatest holding company
In the United States. with investments
FAR In excess of those Of the Pcnnsyl.
vanilla railroad.
The revelations were brought out by
Lawyer Severance for the government
while William Mnhl. comptroller ~ al
the Hartman lines, was on the stand
II was shown That Mr.. Hartman had
authority 10y resolution 70 borrow mon.
~ for the uses Of the Union Pacific
railroad without restriction NJ o.
amounts or terms.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
FAILURES FOR YEAR 1900.
Bennington County oaly furnished Three Of
Total Of ~

Troy, Jan 3--The mercantile agency
Of Il. G. Dunn & Co. furnishes the
following failures Ia Vermont as hlod
FOR the year endlng December g.,
fnOg
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Asd'sw Fsrrsll Furnishes 5000 Ball In Itl
Shooting Case.

Shooting Case.
Rutland, Jan. As a result OF q
shooting affair az lra Christmas eve
when Mrs Charles Gilmore aud Mrs
Henry Gilmore we're wounded during
a wedding reception, Andrew Farrell
today was bound over 90 the Rutland
county giand jury by Justice Of The
Peace w. X. Farnsworth aud furnish =
ed $1,000 bail, on the charge Of assault
With intent 10 XIII. The hearing lasted
two dais.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COZ
MISSIONER LANE.

man was excused from Attendance nj
this time. II will h. ten days or more
before he can appear. according O.
counsel
II appears that Mr.. Hartman has
employed n good part Of the huge cash
balance of S5i.OpOD0 which show in
the annual report ~ last June In buy
Ing up great amounts OF stock IN the
Baltimore aud Ohio. New York Cen
trail. Illinois Central. Atchison. 81 Paul
aud Northwestern
The result l. that there l. scarcely "a
road 81 importance east or west ~ the
Mississippi but that the standard on
group ~ capitalists. whom Mr.. llarri.
man represents Ia transportation mat
iers. has n hand In.
The purchases since last July are n
follows
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05

For any pain from top 10 toe, from
any cause, apply DR. Thomas Electric
OH. Pain can't stay where Il Is used.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-05

CONTINUED on Third PageJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
A Specimen of Roal Irish wiz.

The king heard one real Irish yarn
in Ireland On the train there was
typical Irish honeymooning couple.
You never heard such sweet barney
ing tones In your life as came from
the happy groom. Every time the
girl spoke there was 81 Will, my jool"
and "Ochonc. my jool." ana ITO be
sure. my jool." utterly obivious OF
other auditors. At last the blushing
bride brldled. whist. Tim dnrlln,' not
so much jool" "An' why not, joolT'
whist. tell ye; there's thaves
about."-Grand Magazine.