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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-03-07

Geo. L. LUCK has been hauling
lumber this week for the house his
father is building on Fir Knoll.
Geo. E. Murphy is helping with the
building.
J. H. Harp, who has been stay
ing all winter at Crawford, passed
through here last Friday on his
way to Council, where he intends
visiting relatives about ten days.
The following people have bought
Mccall townsite property and re-
ceived deeds for same this week:
Mrs. M. E. Miller 2 lots, Geo. E..
Murphy 2 lots, N. F. Williams 2
lots, Mrs. Lucy Savage 2 lots.
Jas. O. Scott of Center was here
yesterday on his way home from
Meadows, where he had been to OBJ
tain settlement from the Warren
Roosevelt Telephone company for
putting their line through to Van
Wyck, where it connects with the
Bell Telephone company's line.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-03-07
Live Within Your Means

Economy is not only a great
virtue in itself, but it is the parent
of many others; it preserves men
and nations from the commission
of crime and the endurance of mis-
cry; the man that lives within his
income, can be just, humane, chart
table and independent; he who
lives beyond it, becomes, almost
necessarily, rapacious, mean, faith
less and contemplate; the econom-
list is easy and comfortable; the
prodigal, harassed with debts, and
unable to obtain the necessary
means of life"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-03-07
Local and General News

'~o~S
Ray Bennett is a recent arrival
in the valley from Lucerne, Mo.
Our friends the robins and med
larks have returned. We gladly
welcome them.
For Sale-One span of young
mares, both in foal. Inquire of j.
w. Estes, Roseberry, Idaho.
J. M. Jasper of Roseberry arriv-
ed here Monday and left Tuesday
for Evergreen to bring in freight.
r. M. Parks and Thomas Nelson
of Roseberry were fishing in the
lake here the fore part of the week.
G. H. Scott returned home last
Thursday from Meridian and Boise,
where he had been for some time.
NJ. Cole went to Meadows last
Friday to spend few days with
his daughter there, Mrs. e. ID. Wal
lace.
G.. H. Scott and Ray Bennett of
Waino were fishing here Saturday.
They caught AZ trout in two hours
through the ice on the lake.
Quite a number of people have
been fishing through the ice on the
lake this week and some nice
strings of trout have been caught.
Senator Van Sicklen has intro
duced a bill providing for the sale
of state bonds in the sum of $4,000
to build a wagon road from Mead
ows to Payette lake.
Mrs. r. H. Rutledge with her
family and effects passed through
here last Friday from Roseberry
on her way to join her husband in
their new home at Wallace.
Matt Tullila of Roseberry passed
through this place Saturday on his
way to Eureka, California, where
he intends working for some time.
He has worked there before and
returned to Roseberry last Thanks
giving.
w. T. Calender has recovered
from severe attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. Calender and children are
down from Long valley and they
too have been sick. They are at
the home of 0. N. Calender
Emmett Index.
A. B. Lucas did a thriving busin-
ess last Monday. He sold 480 acres
of land, typewriter to the new
bank at Crawford, several mortgages
to eastern parties and transacted
land Office and other business. The
bank is one of the busiest places in
town.zMeadows Eagle.
Melvin Darkwood returned yes
terday from Milford, Indiana,
where he has been for several
months visiting his parents and
o<bo~ ~o1o<;xoc He brof bar To,oooc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Mr. and Mrs WI wellmaa are 90 a
vacation.
Geo saow has been quite s.cs for the
past week.
!. n. Dcnch icil on he Zee last Wed
nesday laying him up Tor q few days.
Regular couvocatiou Of Adouiram
chapter No Is RBd Thursday even
inS Jao 81 'uL
SIR and Mr. 7. : Hcalv and famii,
speui Christmas with Mrs Hea'ey .
mother 10 Wailingiord.
Mrs X. +. Bourr dici az her home
in East Manchester. tbe funeral was
held Saturday afternoon.
NV Barrett ani family arc going
10 move into y g Gilm1rc's house Tor
the balance Of The winter.
Harry Davis. who has been co0Gaed
go the house with rheumatism D. nut
again aud working FOR iho Uuoy Bros
There vas NeF Years dance at
the Cu.on opera house tuesday cvcu-
Jog. Music by au orchestra from iut
land.
Mrs q. l.. Jameson died 90 Der homo
Friday night The iurcral vas bee "a
sunday afcrnoon, Res -. McCrccdy
oliciat.ng.
Real Estate Agent " CLampsou has
sold the Harrington house 90 Hicks
street % a v Turner and the RusEcll
French farm Ia the vest part oi ihc
toNn 10 SIR Bcattic % Landgrovc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
FRANK L. HOWE. Editor and Publishes
Roosevelt Third Term National
League Platform.

We, the members OF the Roosevelt
Third Term National League, having
at heart the great social ard political
problems now confronting the people,
aud IN order that the rights Of the
masses De protected aud that national
harmony be preserved, deem 70 impcr-
alive that Theodore Roosevelt be re d.
elected to the Presidency Ia 1908.
We have come upon days 10 our So
ciai aud political life, fermcnting with
dlslrust and requiring firm control.
We view With alarm the evils all.
ready grown from the abuse of cor
porate power and see 10 these evils o
a fertile field i)r the demagoguc, from
which might readily spring political
aud social revolutioo, and bolioyethat
nothing short OF temperate and pray
erful soliciiude, on the part Il the PEG.
pie, will hold our political aud social
structure Intact.
To the people irrespective OF party
lines is due the credit that their presi.
dent, today, is Theodore Roosevelt.
A new era oiloal freedom and vital.
ivy Ia our Institutions Of government
and politics was demanded and they
wisely saw in him a means 20 attain b.
So yaliautly and wholeheartedl ha,
this man reelected the wishes OF Ga,
people, that his personality has enter
ca into and become a part OF every de-
APARTMENT Of our national lie.
he has won the confidence of o.,
people; ana this fact alone, makes hiu
| the most potent factor DO the solution
% the present disturbing conditions.
To eliminate this personality which
is 90 eliminate that counieuco-ai d
| slime when the people, as a whole, az,
FESTIVE aud ttomblrg with approhln
sion, isto inviie national disorder.
So closely woven b. this bond De
tween the president aud tho people
that be has become 90 them a puoi,
necessity, an ESSENTIAL part OF ining'
ia the social and political fabric
Therefore, Theodore Roosevelt Is NO
oaiy the one logical candidate Cor nom
.nation, Dot manlfcsl.y is ths only log
,cll president for ibe people.
Already has 10 been demonstrate.
that ihc frightened and scageidl eea'u
controlling forces Of tho couatry, 800
resort 20 any means 20 defeat bis nom
inailon Tor a presidential third torn.
We. therefore, must be on the aor
aud quick 70 ac.ion 10 $50 souli say,
that which has alrc.ly bseu accom-
plished by our iiluslrious president.
We are not urminGiui OF soc iic
that Theodore Roosevelt himself de
( clarcd go 1894, hat ''undor 20 circum
stances would be- bo candidate Tor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
sHAFrsBuRY.

Don't forget the Calico social at The
ME- church Friday evening.
Miss Anna Somers of Bennington
was-in town few days last week.
Harry Randall, returned TO his home
10 Cambridge Friday after spending
several days with bis cousin, Beach
Randall.
Misses Maude Parker aud Myrtle
Perkins returned home Saturday after
spending week with Mrs Hugh Dun
lap Of Waterford.
Mrs Herbert llnlett aud children
have returned home after a fow week i
visit with reiltiyes 10 Greenwich,
Conn Her mother Mrs Sampson and
niece Miss Olive Bruudago accompani
ed them.
Edward Somers, who met with quite
serious accident, having his leii
hand badly shot, while hunting one
day last week. Is now in the Troy no.
pital and is reported astl0ing as vel
rs can be eNpl cted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
ARLINGTON

Mrs Horace Williams was In Albany
Wednesday.
Leo Abbott OF Manchester spent
Christmas with Frank Walsh.
Miss Gretta Dunn who has been Wis.
itirg her sister has returned to North
Adams.
Mrs Edna Long who has been visit
ing Miss Emma Benedict OF Manches.
ter has returned home.
Herman Jolitz Of Hope Mills, N. c. f,
has been visiting his sister Mrs Edw.
Cullinan OF Main street
The boys who have teen in town In
the interest OF the n. n. 4. x T. Co
let Saturday for Manchester.
c. A. Adams and daughter OF Nd
ANS, Mass. who have been visiting at
o. y. Adams returned nome Monday.
Miss Leon Vault OF Bennington has
Doon visiting her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs Jerome Gault OF School
street.
Miss May Stakeholder who has been
visiting her brother. J. j. Stakeholder
has returned to her duties as librarian
Of the library In braltleboro.
Robert Benedict and family who
pent Christmas with Mr. aud Mrs
John Morrisscy OF School street have
returned 90 their home In Rutland &C.
compa.ielb by Anas.asia Morrissey.
Mrs Edward Buck passed away al
the home Of her father VIM Case Ia
East Arlington wednesday, morning,
She Is survived by her husband, two
, daughters and father. The funeral
was held 10 tho Methodist church Fri
day ~ ] sop IA.
Tho card club was entertained by
Miss Mnude Adams Christmas night.
Toe prizes we're awarded 10 Chas Jun'
and Miss Mabel Sculiy, also 10 O +
! Adams. Thenext meeting viii be bel,
On Wednesday evening az the home o
DR. G.. 81. Phillips.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
OVERTAXED
Hundreds Of bennington Readers
Know What Il Means.

Tho kidncys arc pvoria1cd;
Have too much 90 DO.
They tell about 10 leo many aches aud
palms
Backachc, sidoachc. headache.
Early symptoms 0i kidney iIls
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Brlghts
disease follow.
A Bennington citizen tells here a
certain cure.
Alphonse Lapoini, ieamsior. living
at 3iIl school street, bennington,
says. "For two years ] gas subject
10 attacks Of pain boz my back, always
worse during the nIrhi, and ! arose
mornings iocling tired and lame
LifiIur. STOPPING, or any extra stfaia
on tho muscles OF my back was sure 90
bring sharp temges / procured q
box ~ Deans Kidney Pills no Shuri.
lon's drug store and iu q few days
could tell they we're acting directly on
lho kidneys When The FIRST box was
gone ] procured o second and Che use
OF This absolutely stopped TIE trouble.
know Of many others in our neigh
buthOud who have used DDau's Kid
uey Pills with good rosulis.n
Pc. sale by al doalCrs. Price Go
cents. FosiorMilburn Co, Bunalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
r member The name Doan's and
take no other
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
HOOSICK
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Hawks are M

Mr. and Mrs A. II. Hawks are i'll
Mrs Warren S. Reynolds Is confined
10 the house by illness.
Mrs Marcus T. Reynolds has been
III at her home for several days.
The Hooslck river has been very
high OF late owing 10 the recout thaw.
Geo. Tatro and Miss Jessie james
we're married AZ North Powual few
days since.
Postmaster john j. Shutters who
has been IN IN bed since October is
able 10 be about the house.
Miss Ellen Crandal who has been
confined TO her home several weeks by
illness Is able 20 be out again.
The work meeting OF the Ladies Aid
Union will be held Friday afternoon
the An inst, with Mrs Albert }. Thur
Der.
Rev. Edward Dudley Tibbits and
Rev Yale Lyon aro In Quebec foe two
weeks uuilig lht holluhA vacation ol
the HOOsac school.
Roy White aud family who have re-
sided 10 Miss Mary Clark's residencc
Tor the past two years have moved 10
the Keller residence just north ol the
I hoosick Ion.
Mrs Adeline Robinson Of Benning-
ton who has been visiting Chas :.
/ Bowie aud family returned % her home
/ Monday. She resided here f1r many
/ years previous to moving 80 Benuing
Ton several years ago.
The funeral Of Mrs Mar garc, Clap
per aged ~ wears occurred 40 the Bnp
list church Sunday, Dec ~. Rev. w.
; COons oiilciuted. luiorment was il
the family lot 10 Hoos'ck Rural GENE
terry. She leaves tao married daugh
fers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

Group can positively be stopped 10 -
minutes No vomiting nothing 90
~ sen or distress your child. a wcci.
plcasaoi and safe syrup, called Or
sho0p's Cough Cure, does tho work
aud does Il quickly. DR. Shoop's
60 igh Cure u for Group alone rCmem
Der. II does not claim a. cute q dozen
ailments rs Tor Group, thats al.
Sold 10y Jofcpn ~. Ayres
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

The lrst requisite Of beauty ! 5 q clear
complex Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup clears sallow, bloiched com
p.ex.ou as 10 stimulates the liver ant
bowels and the eyes become bright aut
clear You owe 10 90 your friends Il
take !, ii your complexion is bad. Or
loo Laxative Fruit Syrlp does no
1ausfa'e or gripo and Is very pleasan
90 take. Refuse substitutes u. a
Quln'au.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
SOUTH DORSET.

A Roseu went 70 New York last
week.
Agnes Haley Of Proctor Is visiting
friends no town.
Irene Corey has gone 10 Rhode
Island for iho winter
Eva " Deayeit q his Ia C Is spsI d
Iug iey days in hullnud.
The dance iu East Dorset was large.
ly attended 10y people from this way
Agnes Burns, who rs going to school
in West Bitlaul Is a. homo for the
holidays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. Rur-
d cf Blood BIt'rrs conquer dyspepsia
every slime. 10 drives out impurities,
tones Doe stomach, restores perfect al.
gc.lIou, normal weight aud good
health
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

or would be accep, another nomlna.
ton"
We challenge, hosever, his right 20
refuse TO accept ihe presidency OF tho
United States Tor a third term, IN the
face Of toe peoples demand, especially
% 20 time when 90 many undertaking.
OF the highest importance have been
brought about and set 30 iao,iou hy
him, and so subject ihom Goo inc danger
OF an un.ricd and improved succos snr,
90 whom pablo confidence would be
reluctantly extended, ~ atail
Manlfcstly, The selection oi its pres.
ideni rests slth ihe people. The public
alone is judge $50 man may say De-
win not accept 10 Is uoi DE prosilce
OF Theodore Roosevelt 90 say ho wiz
OF will nor bo lbe president H., Who
acts as president. acts smelly as a Ser.
want oi tlo people, ani when called by
them, must come
Use further hold, thar Ga point Of
I fact bis recollection in 1908 souid not
constitute tairi term. he has been
elected 90 thc presidency boz once.
laasmuch, hotcyer, "a the issue has
been s1 generally spoken of a. a third
term tle league has adopted iheti.e.
We. therefore, in ihe lai.rlsi OF che
public welfare, demand ihat Iheodor.
I Roosevelt hs dominated Tor Che pn,si.
dency aud be io-ol,cfsd ln zoos. and 90
that cod hereby pledge our support
T. C.. uayok, Secretary.
EdWarl s. Horuer, President
n. b. The secretary Of The league
Eould ikc 20 hear from every body Boz.
i,rosiod 60 ihcprogr.ss of Ibis move.
msut. Address, T. g. Hayck. secrc-
Inry, Roosevelt rhhd Tcrm National
League, Tribunc Building. Chicago.
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FOR SALE

The new modern up-io-daie house
80. 3Oi West Main Street, Bennlugton
w. This IL The prof efty OF DR.. l.. l.,
Fillmore, who &, now IN California,
living permanently.
Also the residence OF Geo. W. Wal
worth. located ou Prospect Street, T.
The village oi North bennington, VI
also tie two tenement house 81 Mr.
Walvorih on same street. adjoluinf
lhodrst described.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

lich'nr, bleeding. proiruding or
blind piles yield 90 Doan's Ointment
Dhrunic eases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists al sell b.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

ROG0I Dyspepsia Cure
GHOSTS what vnv cat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
nus crnFD NO roItDars

fhNt fNfhI 0. guar auieed a. cure any
o.. ni l.rhnf .dNua. hi.cli1F Dr pflftuulug
fir' /. h Oh % days ur molry refunded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03

Tho Montpelier Journal of weiues-
dag announced thc change ln the own.
ersh.p oi tlai paper shich bal. te.n in
process 90 negotiation Coz Some tmc
Ioaard T.. Hind.cy. who o. we'll kuoun
rs one 20 ths brightest Newspaper man
lu che state. hos acquired msiouit,
Interest in tue company tnd a.l' o.
elected president OF iha corporation
shea tHe annual m1c.i1g is bold i4tf
in tle month. succeeding frauk "a.
Howe of Bennington who r,.If5. from
all connection uih tho joaratl
Charles s. Webb Who has boon Zoe cd.
Tor 90 ihe Journal since the death OF
the late Arthur Ropes win remain iu
the same position uhiie SIR ui1diey
bccomcs publisher aud business maua.
ger, holgh, as wo understand Co.,
Mo.srs Hlndlcy and webb 90. divide
up iho work of ihe busiucss and editor.
TAI departments between ihom Instead
OF each bolng confined % bis rauicu.
lar braoch These $50 young men
form a. compoten, ioam ofup io-dale
newspaper workers as Cher, IS Goo Eca
England and tho Jouruai as fol as
Montpelier b. fortunate .n haNag them
pkchol3 fihls sell kloEa ues spa.
per property.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-03
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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-09

New York. June s.--The stock MARI
ket community was inclined to draw
wide DEDUCTION froin the conferences
bers OF the national administration 70
discuss the result OF the Investigations
held BY the interstate commerce. COM
@asGa int sd the aa, Of yaTNus
The common assumption In the imam
nial district was that q moderation OF
the policy Of prosecution OF corpora
plation: The response Of prices indi-
GATED that the Hartman group was
regarded as most Immediately involved
in the decision. The feeling Il very
however. that a large portion. OF the
dimcultfes Of securing capital for rail-
road extensions and general improves
ments have been directly to the dis
general by the attitude OF the admin
istration between these bodies. There
~ deep seated sentiment In Wall
street srs that -s., moderation Of govern ,.
would operate materially to faciiitats
the raising Of needed capital. The pooi
bank statement was a temporary on
ton reports. The known movements Of
money. during the week account for
only about half the loss of over &c.,
1900 in cash holdings. as the $3.500,-
supposed to figure in this weeks state
ment but to be reserved for appear.
ance In next weeks lstatement The
loan increase. although slight helped to
swell the deposit item and the re-
serve requirement with q net result
Of cutting down the surplus reserve
more than half. 1t is the opinion that
further gold will go out to Paris next
week. although the exchange rate at
Paris on London advanced again today
and narrowed The margin Of profit on
shipments Of gold from here. Prices
by the bank showing and closed firm,
but rather. below the best prices
900. - -.
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-09

$4,000, 600 bushels on the popular meth
cd OF figuring. Dispatches were also
received from Kansas declaring that
wheat Is being cut for hay and that
These things, coupled with the crop
report, brought about an urgent buying
demand. and from IS s-4 July wheat
advanced steadily until 1t touched
81 Ia. Frofit-taking sales caused 4
slight reaction from the high point
but the market closed strong. Conser-
vative spectators bought steadily all
day and there was a good demand from
pit traders and commission houses.
July wheat opened lis to Ia cents to
S-S to la cent lower at 95 Ia to ga,
sold between 95 "a and 81 IA and
closed at Sc rs. September opened
Ia to Ia cent lower at 81 ga to IS,
sold between 81 "a and 80 SIS and
closed at 80 as. Clearances OF wheat
and -four were equal to 10000 bush
els. Primary receipts were 424,000
bushels against $4,000 bushels for the
same time last year. Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts of
Sss cars against 4S9 last week and I'll
a year ago.
The corn market opened firm ana was
I'm fair demand. The crop reports were
generally unsatisfactory, 1t being de-
clared that the weather in the corn
belt was too cloudy, too wet and cold.
From some points in Iowa and Illinois
reports came that the crop may be Sc
riously retarded unless warm weather
arrives. July opened unchanged 10
LIS higher at So S-4 to 7-S. sold be-
tween SO ga and 54 is and closed at
"a. Local receipts, S33 cars, 4SS of
contract grade.
The oats market took slight dip
at the immediate opening. but imme-
diately rallied and was strong for the
remainder of the day. Many traders
were of the opinion that the selling OF
yesterday had been overdene and that
present conditions did not warrant the
closing prices of last night The mar
ket was strong all day with good de-
mand. July opened 3-S lower to 1-2
higher at "A to rs. sold between "A
and as is and closed strong at 46.
Local receipts. 116 cars.
Trading In provisions was very
light. A heavy ryA OF hogs is expect
ed for next week and this prevented
any marked advance. although the
sold and shorts were the best buyers
At the close July pork was cents
higher at $16. IS. Lard was un-
changed at 50. 02 Ia. Ribs were up
2 leg to cents at $s..77 IL to SIS. so.
Estimated receipts for Monday
Wheat, 80 cars; corn, ss3; oats. 236;
hogs, $4,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-09
A Remarkable Brigana.

Strange tales are being told In Cor
dova, Spain, of the exploits of the
brigand Females, who holds entire
villages to ransom and extracts money
by the most amazing tricks, which in
clude the assumption of wizardry. Not
long ago he took up a position of OBJ
servation about mile and a half from
the village of Rute. not far from Cor
dova, and. noting group OF peasants
at field work, coolIy walked up to ac-
cost them in the tone OF q captor.
Knowing that the men were~.the
servants of various proprietefs. he
ordered them to bring hing a sum
equivalent to $50 from each, ana In
timated that he would held ali the
plows and other implements as pledges
against the money. Strange as 1t
SOUNDS; tne men are said to have gone