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out we'll after ali and while not Up ii 70
former big productions the yield will

out we'll after all and while not Up to
former big productions the yield will
equal the average for five years, acre!
age considered: - Meanwhile. The
prices that are being. paid have started
a stream of money flowing ia. This
condition. sggenerraa4] ever-the north
west, but seems most marked in the
Red River lands where in former
years some of the low lying farms we're
too wet for best results but this year
have been dry. *':~- 80 IL $3.50 :: ::
:" Timber cruisers and settlers north
and northeast of Duluth tell tall
stories Of the water in the woods at
this season. of the year. This has
been a. record-breaking month for
rain fall: in northern Minnesota. For
1.-THE last two weeks it has been raining
almost; eontinuously-not :: showers,
but steady, drenching downbour,
with every day or two a ~veritable
cloudburst. The result is that north
ern Minnesota is practically .a,vast
swamp at the present time: The
sWamps which: are usually -passable
are lakes, ana: in the open, level counn
try there is from an inch 70 six inches
Of water standing. ' '- -. =.
=: The death: Of young Carl :Akerberg
at Bemidji is. one. Of the most unfortq-
nate occurrences Of recent years in
that community, It now develops
that =his@death wasscaused by strych.
nine poisoning, there: being an: error
somewhere in..the giving of the pre-;
scription and. administering: it to: the
fpatient. F, A. May o testified that he
took the prescription over the tele-:
phone and wrote itdown on :a-@blank
along with another prescription given
at the same time. Roy Roberts; the
druggist: filed the: prescription and
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~ Where they make pictures that please the people

lit is with pleasure we mote :. the
stead increase in the patronage Of
'NEelsQn}IssfR'hgote studio in Princeton. i
But it IS only a natural consequence
.as:the fesult5of the aquare:aud honest
business methods 2tPey4 land fire ARTISTIC
Work for which Nelson s photo Studio
is rent owned 1MF NELSON'S does mot
beliese ih Il seinag'zcheap,seuessio nhble
methods or alluring advertisements to
catch people With give them the
impression that they are to get some
H# for natAing and then "soak it
to them" No, not he. But he fol!
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. )

SLATE or MINNESOTA, :,
County of Benton, IS. s.: sbf
In District Court; Seventh judicial
In the Matter of Laying out and Is
tablishing of a Public Road ard
: u Haigh1Waay,:IFpaning into the Coin
- ~ ties OF Benton and Mile Lacs,
the same being in the Seventh Ju-
IS M Sifaat &iste@et' in the; Stats Of
i Eo; the Hon: N. D.: Taylor. Judge of
the above named, court: 5HF
/ We, HtheF undersigned, legal voters
ana taxpayers OF, and, residents lin,
the counties OF Benton and Mile Laos.
IN the state of Minnesota, hereby peti-
ti93n YOU TO- Layout, and cause to- be
laid out, esta bfished and opened.sa
public highway, four ~ rods vide,
into said counties of Benton and Mile
Laos, state of Minnesota, and not be
ling. within the LIMITS of any incorpor-
e. q; Village :. or eitM to run 5asIfolloWs,
Beginning at a point where tile
State Roads No IL, also. knoWu as
Ith StssRGloa1ta and Ma ywoods Road,
ffunning north ana south In the town
snip Of G1endorado, Benton: county,
minnesota, 'intersects the section line
EoetWSeen sections twenty : (20l and
twenty nine f29), in township thirty
Esix> (36) north of range twenty eig bit
I(29) west, in said county: thence from
Esaid point of beginning, the center line
Eott said proposed road is to run east
on the section line, a distance of
LILO miles, Between sections twenty
~ G "a and tyenty-nine 1922, twenty:
one III and twenty-eight (28), twenty
Two (22) and twenty seven (27),
twenty three: (2S( and twenty six {26),
twenty'tour 90 and twenty-five {25},
, ln said township thirty-six 1867 north
rot range twenty Height 1881 west, and
between sections nineteen 10y and
Eth1rt (3O4 In TOWNSHIP thirty-six: 1867,
range twentyzseyen- ,(27),- in said
Mile Laos county three-fourths III
Eot mi lie, to a point on said section
lime common to the following de-
scrlbed tracts of land: The southeast
corner OF the southwest quarter of the
Fsoutheast quarter (SW4 SE14) OF sec
ZION nineteen (19); the southwest
corner OF the southeast quarter Of (the
southeast quarter (SE4 seq of Sec
ton nineteen :!(19):5 the northeast
corner OF the northwest quarter of the
~ tgt.neast quafler NWA NE4) OF
section thirty (30); the northwest
corner of the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter (NE4 NE1) of Sec
ton thirty (30), all in township
thirty-six f36), range twenty seven
l1271, said common corner on said Sec
ton line being the terminus of said
proposed road. .-..,~ 1890.
The names of the owners Of the
lands. far as known. through
which said proposed road will pass,
and the, description Of said lands,
are as follows: -, .'>'. - :. = q -.
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Citation for Hearing on Final Account
wxi and for Distribution

81 =. Z. - = rA1S r.. Z 7
ESTATE OF EMIL EDVINSON.
r.; State ;aH Ct Minnesota. County Of Mile Laos.
In the matter of the estate OF Emil Edvinson.
The State 81 4innssotaraosEa1l !perrsoas thteF
ested in the final aacoant AIS 4istfi bIt lon. If
the estateof saidaecedent:s : & ;sr~~la -
The representative of the above named de-
cedent, having filed in this court his final &C.
.eonpt}of tha.sadm?iaistration Of, thezestate of
sand decd ntsto fthersytth hsspetistpn Bray
ang forthe adjusenaent and allowance, ofssaid
of said estate 70 the persons there9nto entitfed
Therefore you, and each of you. are hereby
cited nu-required to- show cause, If any YOU
have before this court At the probate court
rooms IN the court house, in the Village OF
minnesota, on the 2snd day Of October, 1907, at
;10o'clock a m; why said petition should not be
granted.
Witness the Judge OF said Court, andthe
Seal OF said Court, this 21st day of September.
1907: i~..:i: - $1,000 ="
r(Ccurt seaD Judge Of Probate.
. Attorney for Petitioner
.'J.-s'+ - = ;>-5Princeton Minn::'
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Order Of Hearing on Petition for De.
'~~4 Termination of Descent Of Land:

ESTATE OF WAYisHEsGE-s <Go-QUA:
State Of Minnesota, County: Of Mile Laos,
IL the matter Ct the estate Of
On reading and filing; the petition: OF :orrr1n
Kip. praying .-that--this court determine the
descent OF certain lands described; therein as
belonging to the above named decedent in his
to the date hereof:
It is ordered that said petition be heard,
ana that all persons Interested in the estate
OF the above named :decedent be and appear
before this court on the. 18th day of October.
1907, at 10 o clock a M. at the probate court
rooms In the court house at Princeton in said
county, and then and there. Or as soon there
after.as said matter can be heard. show cause.
If any there be: why saia petition should not
he granted. - --5aF .1lr.m.+-,-.
Let notice of said hearing be given 81 Il, the
publication of .tniss order lin: the Princeton
Union, weekly newspaper printed and pub
hshed 1n4sald county according to law; -
Dated September 18th. 1907. 49,
- 5,::>>:-- ; L. S. BRIGGs%%3::E > s.:.z
probate SeaD ...-7. Judge of Probate.
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lows the principle;of making; the best
pictures possible Tor the least money
possible: := Mr.. Nelson has succeeded
in business; He has made more pic
lures and better pictures, andz CON
Quoted business. in: PRINCETON for a
Longer time by. far than any other
photographer that ever, attempted to
dc business here; and, since remodel
ing his building, last spring has one
of the hveeaneatest studios for: a town OF
this I size in the: state, This studio is
open the first and third Saturdays: OF
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Eifst Pub; Septic
order Llmityn File Claims
y and Tor EiearfTiIGn Thereon

= and for1earing Thereon.
] ESTATE OF WILLIAM F. BECHDEL.
State OF Minnesota, County of Mile Laos.
In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF William B.
Bechdel, decedent. =
Letters of administration this day having
been granted to Mary Bechdel,
1t is Ordered, that the time within which all
creditors OF the above named decedent NAV
present claims against his estate in this court.
ue on ana me Inc same hereby IS, limited to 8
5nat Ms9ndaY the ls1A day OF December, 1907, at
the court house, at the village OF Princeton. in
sag county be,and the same hereby is:IFfxed
and appointed as the time and place for hearing
upon and the examination, adjustment and
ai1H%;anee OF such claims as shall be presented
bS5lce 5ss e9f g efeeh by KS blboation
OF this order in the Princeton Union. a weekly
newspaper printed and published in said
'3 1atsgd saRp Ss&dsa I FIJI 19
Is: P gaass st RI: Probate.
: 15IAtso9rzass;y; tes&f Adniniistfatrixs oi~i
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. s - ~ ~ t;s IS eo. ~
p l2S to Carl and he was lifeless ii
fifteen l1sa s ssaiaptes. ,z,,;zz m |.
3 XAll tbs {s1 thn4lnlds available having been
pSed in tie Eons os thsks first
b4arc hsbahIillrht Mahnonens the thriv-
hg young town on the 500, the-qu
tlpn arose as to how to- finance the
aging Of a sidewalk IN front ssof the
edifce, and twas for the women of
sM village to solve the problem.
They decided 70 build the walk them
s@Fes. so "a the day appointed
m 3 25t IS andsmai dens gathered at the
sHurch, hammers and saws il hand,
SaRea made=good their resolution to lay
az plank walk The workers we're
aalAsHEided into groups; some carried
lumber from the lumber yard, others
|eAt the wood into proper lengths,
while others drove the nails. .
sDamages as balm for suffering
feplm excessive mosquito bites are
Sought by Walter IF. Conway, who
h rs commented an action il the Ratmr-
|sey county district court against the
Att:inn eapolis, st. aul IS suburban
railway to recover 81, 500. The. time
b4she event recited was July 4 last:
He was bound home on trolley car
from Lake Shore to ST. Pauland left
tai home at 9o,clock III #the evening,
Before coming to Wildwood he paid
The conductor 20 cents for his fare.
After zhe. left Wildwood another, con;
hAAstor demanded that repay . another
fare and he declined. Then he was
|s9ized by the neck and thrown from
th tges car, but sthaT was .-potEalll.a The
place at which he was elected vas ire
az nlfented by mosquitoes, which set on
him with keen relish, a5ggtg;r;at1t@atfine lis
] 4eftptal and ply sical hqrtstz 1ze1Gi s
: ;ascerea1iperya Einspeeters; butternakers
|hpa others who are interested in the
aairy industries III Minnesota4and The
|heighboring states, will meet at Albert
Ieha on November s and IS suhder ! hS
Ianspices of the dairy division of the
bureau of animal industry the
United States department of agricul-
|tqte. The con Teption> VIII ~bf a. sor3
q, bhtterm akdrs,,ls1 nstitnte, and ons
W its features will be butter scoring
contests s:for theas.in struction of the
scorers bdat t E51 ,s s :sa5 ~? ct
be scored by=a.committee,= after==whieh
each Of the inspectors, will score the
entries, and the record; Of the result
will be placed on a card which will
|ssbe turned 2over:to the secretary. Tie
numbers sc. of the samples viii then BE
changed, and the Inspectors will again
score the butter. Each Of the scorers
will be furnished with a record Of his
own work for his own information.
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A COunterfelt.2

40. !. o.. . A Counterfeit? - >-:.u-
p: e. Carothefs, the we'll: known
RAILROAD man and a big official Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road, IS frequent
Summer visitor here: Mr.. Carothers
was formerly Miss Leland of Lewiston
Lewiston Journal.
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s 3 eaa s. N1 Rssfes' - -
Ia District Court, Seventh Judicial

q. aIA IL gef MlN ~
- ss = .ol:.Rssn!t s ..Esf
In District Court, Seventh Judicial
District. e:ag
In TIE Matter of!Laying ssoutEandN sEs-
~ la ts blishingof a Public Read and
IS: highway running Tito theI Counties
:t Of Benton :anG Mile laos. the
same" being in the Seventh 81
--d1eial District, in the State of
Minnesota. ms
Notlce IS hereby given, that a petit
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5%l-} >,c-2'&&:'@: Never: .j5:z :1.t;;-.: :.
A barber never asks if a razor pulls
unless he knows it-deesn't.- Chicago
News, -. .z..-..:s
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MILE Laos GQYNTY.s
TOWN CLERKS.

TOWN CLERKS.
BorsnoimwEmi1 sj6b5rk !eoe go! M BaSf
2 G :; An Anderson Qpstesd
;Haylapd-Alfred F. Johnson. .,.c..,. .Milaca
Isle Hafbor-O. S:SWennes. ...s:;.. 90. s. lsle
M1laca-P. r. GOlQen. .fOreSt0n
MtRAzkG N. Atkinson .:ForeStou
jOnamia-Alfred J. Weden -. Onamfa
Page-August Anderson. ...r....... -. Page
Princeton otto Henschel. !: -. o.. PRINCETON
iRobbins-E. E. Dinwidde ..............V ineland
South Harbor-Chas. Freer. Cove
Ira r. s+an VILLAGE RECORDERS S!sl e
Ira u. SLau1ev .......... -: 1I1uCetOu
Rolleff Waller: :........... 49,. Milaca
r: ESR:I Neumann ForestQn
NEIGHBORING. TOWNS.
BaldW1n-H. BfE1Sk .::y i, :. :. -. Princeton
Blue Him. B. Madison .......:: Princeton
Spencer Brooke. w. Blomquist SpencerBrook
Wyanet-P. A. Chilstrom .Wyanett
Ealf'a {; NlRef|Ief a|Faltl1e ee
49, s. ~ s. y u u =. IL 81
3 & 8. d 8 - r HI1
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Grain Produce Market;

Wheat, No. Northern {! :. : = = , : ri 81
Wheat, No. 2 Northern. ................. $50
Oats. ...:...., ,........E :s:::4o@4s
BE $Bea az (hand:piekedg. IL. ~, l. l.4 g
WIG hay+;s y. 10. 5O06 gu
Flax. .................. LIS
RYE ..,...... .............. .............. rs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-27
HAVE PLAcARoEp ITHACA.
strenuous Cors-II students Nearly
hiit Oae Asoth-r In Battle.

MI one An"thsr In Battle.
ITHACA, \. v. SEPT. -. Three
Cornell students arr In the university
lnhrmary following what II generally
cuuovled e. have i-en the fercrsi
fought undcrrlaEs rush In ten years.
bat the results were not commonly
known until the lnJurcd sought med.
zeal treatment
After the freshmen had carried the
day u DOZEN cpmhntants were cnrried
from thc Held aud uf thc. whole mum
hcr of battered aud bruised four men
arr known a. have bccn seriously in.
lunrd.
These arr Walter Kahn. a freshman.
Charles = Raker. z. 4. Rolg and %. r
Tyson. The fn,t thn,c we've PLACED In
The lniirmary Kahn II said a. h. sui
fcring from coucussiun ~ the brain.
aud Baker WIS Injured In the ai-io
men. Rolg and Tyson are nursing lad
~ bruised heads.
The Cornell sun. n COLLEGE publicn.
ton. concluded IT, comment upon the
rush thus.
1t was uuly by the merust chance
that the fray did not result fatally Ia a
considerable number Of the pnrticl
pants"
THIS apparently refers to the whiri
wind finish NJ CnscudIlla gorge. where
victory pcrche'l un the banner ~ the
iirst year Uirn After lively skirmi-h
ing In the roadway that skirts the clln
~" s"phumurrs gave ground aud NJ
last fairly routed. were rushed hy the
numerically stronger freshmen ON 10
the stone bridge over Casmdllln gorge
aud nll bat hurled over the stone guard
rails.
Several We're tossed down the river
bank aud only saved themselves frnm
plunglng over the ella by grasplng the
bushes that fringe the abrupt docllvL
~. The town h uow placarded with
posters pruclalmlna the frcshmcn's su.
prcmacy
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday ia the Ma
tiOnRl aud American Leagues.
NATIONAL IEAgUE

~ lltthhufF-
h I.;,,. Ton: :,,.,.,,.v,S 9I99I99
llltn- Boston ~ pitisburg. ~. Error
--lioston. /; 'itiaburR q batteries
Young ana Ball, Adams and Gibson.
~ IL 4. 90 nm ~. -. 4. 10
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Monday is the last day ON which to
pay taxes and save extra costs.
John Morse and Arthur Russell nj.
tended the Great harrington fair this
week.
There will be social dance IN For.
csters Hall Saturday night music by
full orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mattison OF South
street have returned from two weeks
visit In SALISBURY.
A social dance will be given this
evening by the Bennington City Band
In Forester's hall. All are welcome.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Custer Relief corps this evening. A
full attendance OF the members and
officers is desired.
Edward aud William Meaney and
Lewis Scarborough OF Rutherford, n. j.,
are spending few days with Mrs. A.
COnnally Of Gage street
j. Conn Arnold OF Rutland. private
secretary to General Manager Jarvis
OF the Rutland railroad was In town
yesterday ON business for the company.
As the 29th OF the present month
falls on Sunday the time during which
taxes may be paid has been extended
80 rs to include Monday. September
80
The corner stone OF St. Peters
church will be- laid at O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. Seats will be reserved for
the choir and officiating clergy only.
All are cordially invited TO the open
air service.
Claims Agent George II. McMas.
ters Of the Rutland railroad has been
In town during the past few days ON
business connected with the land dam.
ages In connection with the changes
to be- made near North Bennington.
About II members OF Miriam lodge
of Rebekah attended banquet given
IN their honor In North Adams last
"Wednesday night. All we're very much
pleased with the reception tended 10
them by the neighboring lodge.
For the State Fair 20 be held nj
White River Jet. October list Co 3rd
the Rutland Railroad will sell low rate
excursion tickets from all stations In
Vermont, good going Sept 3oth 10
oct 3rd good returning until October
9Th. Inclusive. G2tG
Harry 3 Rudd. whose home n on
Union street Is the FIRST bennington
hunter 10 secure a deer this year. The
deer was a doe weighing about $50
pounds and Vas Killed In the town OF
hOosick. The opcn season Tor deer
N New York state opens September I.
The Rutland railroad viii run all
rail- excursion from all stations 20 New
York on Thursday. October Ord. Tic
kets good returning to leave New York
until October 9Th. inclusive Call ON
ticket agent or see small flyers for
particulars C2tG
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for IN the postofIicc for the week end
ing Sept % 1897: Mr.. Milton Warner.
Mr.. +. X. Booth DR.. Mr. 4. NJ Brown.
Frank Snow. Mr. Geo. Ducharme. Mr.
= A. Hyde. Sir. Marcus Higgins. Sisti
labili Mr. oakley Scllick. Miss Alice
Murray aud Miss Edith Martin.
Daniel Mcmahon. who has been liy.
ink with his daughter. Mrs. John Cone
OF Bennington Center for some time.
left Thursday for a visit With his son.
Cornelius Of PittHheld. His grandson.
Harold Cone accompanied him. Mr
Mcmahon II nov ~ years old aud has
been a resident Of this town for many
years. Ills memory Is stlll very good
and he can tell many interesting
stories about former happenings In
town
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Weak
Kidneys

Weak Kidneys. surely point 20 weak kldnsg
Nerves. The Kldneys like tho Heart. and the
Stomach. find their weakness. not In tho organ
itself. but In the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. DR.. Shops Restorative 10
. medicine specifically prepared 10 reach those
controlling nerves. To doctor tho Kidneys alone,
Is futile. Il Is waste OF time. and Of money a.
we'll.
II your back aches or Il weak. II tho urine
scalds. oris dark and strong. II you have symptoms
OF Rights or other distressing or dangerous hid.
ney disease. Try Dt. shoop's Restontivea month
Tablets or Liouid--and sec what ID can and win
do for you. Drufgist Iocommand and sell
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TABLE or PERCENTAGEs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


AZ New York
eisyelSSad '.....4.2I9S8S9IES
Hits--Clcvoland 10; New York. 4 Err
rors Cleveland, 2. New York, Batter
les 81 Berger and Clarke CHESHIRE and
Thomas.
A. Philadelphia
Chicago ........,..0 600 900 / !
Philadelphia ....,. 9 81 =
Hits-chicago, q philadelphia. I. Err
rors-Chicago. 2; Philadelphia, 4 latter
les - Wash aud Sullivan. Dygert and
Schrcck.
AZ BOSTON
Detroit ...........,l 1900 COL / ,
Boston .....,.....,2 90 iOi 0 o. Q
Hita-Detrolt ". Boston. 10 Errors
Detroit 2. Boston. 4 nntteriea-Sievcr
and Payne, nurchell and shaw.
AZ Washington
Washington 40 o o o o / 1
iiitaeSL Louis >. Washington q Err
rora st Louis Washington. ]. hat.
Warner
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BURLINGTON. VI. sept 27.-lt was
announced NJ Fort Ethan Allen that
the endurance rides which President
Roosevelt has ordered for army otli.
GERS between the grades Of captain and
general will h. held az Fort Ethan Al.
len on Oct. III. at Camp John smith,
the jamestown exposition grounds.
Oct. II aud at Fort Mycr Va. oct n.
Major General Frederick H. Grant.
commanding the department Of the
east will have personal supervision
over the tests.
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MaJor D~imar a, Columbus.

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept -. Pro
nounced ksvorites swept the grand cir
cult racing card Major Delmar made
an assault un The track trottIng record
Of ZOE. made last year 10y Sweet Ma
rie, AMI failed. lie tired pcrceptibly IN
the stretch Ills time. 2Oih. IN the
best made by trotier anywhere this
year. General Watts dropped n heat Of
the horse review futurity 90 Miss
ncnsmore by making a break when h.
was started Tor the lead NJ the half
lie trotted all the way In the fourth
heat aud Won In good time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-27

The Alaska Packers Association are
about 10 introduce the Argo Red Sal
mon In this market They are the lar
gcgt Salmon Gamers IN the world. en-.
ploying an army OF 1900 men. with n
fleet OF over sixty vessels, and the Ar.
go IN the choicest Red Salmon packed.
II IN caught In the icy waters OF Der.
ing Sea The flesh ~ very firm: of a
beautiful red color and delicious flavor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-27

STAMFORD. Conn, Sept -. - A
message 10 the police here h o. the
effect that william Carpenter, who -
capped from the Insane asylum nc Mid
dlctown. this state. with William II
Tucker, Jr. a murderer. IN April last
has becn arrested In Schenectady after
be- had shot aud seriously wounded d
police officer.
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DR.. Shops
Restorative
"ALL DEALERS"
Fourteen Drowned Near jackson. Ala
"ALL DEALERS

MOBILE. Ala. Sept ga ferry.
boat crossing the Tombigbee river nj
the government works at McGrew's
shoals. near Jackson. Ala. was cap.
sized. drowning one. white boy and
thirteen negroes The boy was leslie
iernuille. sixteen years OF age. resid
Ing In oakdale. n suburb of this city.
The scene of the accident has long
been regarded as very dangerous
place by naylgators ~ the river ON ac-
count Of the rnpld and trcacherous cur.
rent and the rocky shoals there
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-27

ToBOLsK. West siberia. Sept IT.
The post was held up Few miles from
here and the postman In charge killed
by band u robbers, who got away
with $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-27
ofInterest 10 Many.

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
case Of kidney or bladder trouble that
II not beyond the reach OF medicine.
No medicine can do more.-QuInlan'a
Pharmacy.