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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
WINSTON. SALEM LEADS.
Tobacco Sales on That Market Exceed
Any Other

sneciai TO tn. r mes Dispateh.j
.W!NSTON.SALEM. n. G., December
sale Of leaf tobacco for the month IN
North Carolina. The total salos during
November IN the State were 2o,G2g.9iS
po9nds sold first hand for planters,
a a9s a.sbs.5ls resales. total or a.
d5s.i5s. Or this grand total Winston.
Salem sold 2.yo5.ss5: Wilson. s.eeo.oni.
Greenville. 1,0f6,541: Kipston. 1.6s2.sS7.
ROCKY Mount, l.i32.4ss; OXFORD. t..
$500; Durham. 1,129.3H7; Reidsvii!a.
a.o,voa; Henderson. S67,651, and TWEEN
marx cts. selling amounts ranging down
70 2..abo. the last named amount being
ly sta tesv!lle. The total sales In tf,s.
state Tor October were e,223,0aI less
than the total for NoyAmhei 80
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Ellington-Moring.

lopeCldI " he lilI1es-L1lspaIcH.I5 t5 .33s 4
BECK, VA. December 1l.--A SUR
mise marriage occurred at Bristol
Friday last. the contracting parties
and Mr., Charlie Ellington. OF Farm
Vile. Va. Miss Moring left her home
'ostens bly, for u brief visit to her Sis
ter. Mrs. G. ". Williamson. who re-
sides, IN Richmond, where she was met
by the prospective groom and eloped
TO Bristol over the Norfolk and West
ern and were married at II r, NJ.
The bride, who Is a pretty brunette,
is the youngest daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Floyd g. Morning. The groom is
q valued and trusted employee Of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
mt Farmvllle, Va, where they Will
make their home With the groom's
currents sHi * ri .l55., WEI n t2 9 l-4 IKE +
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Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James e. Can
non MT the Chesterfleld


non ut the Chesterfield.
Miss Daisy Boykin and Miss Car
stairs. OF Philadelphia. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mayo, will go to
Norfolk to-day and attend the ger
man to BIO given at the Chamberlin
Hotel tomorrow night.
Miss Alice Galloway. OF Nelson coun-
ty. Is The guest of Mrs. Moses d.
lIoge at No. 3oS East Grace Street.
Miss Ellen Glasgow. who has been
spending some time at Castle Hill,
Albemarle county, has returned to
Richmond
Mrs. Randolph cuyler and her sis.
ter. Miss Belle Harrison. OF Brandon
on James River, are at No. els East
Franklin Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Groghan and
Master Merle Groghan leave for their
home in Stanton. Va. to-day. Mr..
aGroghan Is recovering from the effects
o. surgical treatment undergone at
Memorial Hospital.
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Not Extend LIcer,e.

I.tPuEIHI 7 me-. D.ep1tch = M
-, ASHEE1LLE. ~ c., D eccnlber III
Inc petition OF eight OF the saloon
Keepers OF Asheville, seeking a man
aanus compelling the ard of aid r.
months after the frst of the venr
was decide by Judge GuIon without
nearing arguments. Judge Gu,on ha Id
w, the beard had no power to grant
we extension OF license. Notice of
appeal was given and tho case vii, he
Carried TO the Supreme, Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
GERMANS PAY THEIR FINES.
Not Relieved That They VIII prey.
Tilelr Cl,arrc or Defenfinn

s,scial to The r meg DIsoatch.1
SALISBURY, N. c.. December H..
The three German citizens WHY, were
arrested at Spencer iast week ana
sent SEM to the Rowan county chain gam
Tor attempting to. enter. dwelling al
Spencer have been liberated ti,ei,i
,ines having been paid by Mr.. May
Mosds. himself German citizen. now
LYNX LYING In Salisbury. The men left at
complained to Mr. Jarnes spr,nt ~
Wilmington. the German consul. that
lhey were being unlawfully in,pris-
oned. but 1t is not believed that they
VIII press their charge further.
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Smallpox in Rowan COUNT.

-. ~ 70 . ne 7 mes DIsontch1
Salisbury, n. -. December III
seyt raj cases Of srallrox We're report.
ca yes terGay from China Grove, Rowan
county. about ten niles south of Sails.
bury. County Superintendent OF Health
I,r. /. II. Foust, has taken the situa-
ton in charge and is giving 1t per-
scnal attention.
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FIuIxLIN-OrDY,.

specat TO Tho Times Dispatnh.]
NV,YTIIEVILLE. Al, December liz
The residence OF Nh. CT N. Otey, on
Main Street, was Tie scene Of a pretty
marriage this morning. when his
daughter Miss Mary Will otey, be,
came the bride of MIR. JEFF u. Ficklin,
OF Huntsville, Ala. Tho ceremony. was
performed by REV. w. III. Il, Pendleton
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Hssri. NOW fn Ia,1

rSpect1i 10 This r mes ryt.,s,.,
~ HENDERSON. II. c.. December IL
iaarTls. VINO shot and Killed Reese las,
s sanaay In the northern part OF this
I nunSss. was arrested and brought tn
t,,e.iI by officers from Mecktcn
ours. Va. and placed In jail. II il
Laid the killing was 5ustifable. a.,
Heese, was desperate man.
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TrIbutc to ~ Re.a

WILSON. n. c., December 1.-THE
Tobacco Board OF Trade OF the city of
Wilson; havirs heard with deep re.
of Richmond. Va, held called meet.
ing. andTJ. 6. Roney. u II. Cozart ana
j.. ~. Edmunds were appointed com.
mittee to draft such resolutions as
might be proper for the occasion. The
committee. after retiring for shnrt
while. reported appropriate resolutions
which were adopted
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PERSIAN LAMH NECK FURs, were $1,000
s!22b $3.50 $22.50. $500; are now 1915 1915,
$3.50. 1915, A2775.
PERSIAN LAMB MUFFs, were sia.e5 $1,000,
$500; are now 1915, H:4.75, R27.JO.
$4,000 Broadtail scarfs 1880.
$1,000 Broadtail scarfs, s58.t,O.
SQUIRREL NECK FURs, were 1925 $500
siasS. sl475; arc nov 1915, $500, so75, si1.75.
SQUIRREL ,IuEFs, were. .s7.2s $1,000. $3.50.
$1,000: are now $3.50, $3.50, sf1.75 *12.75.
CANADIAN MARTEN NECK t'URs. were 10000
and $1,000; are now $4,000 and $4,000
SABLE FOXES. sCARrs AND NECK E,URs
were $3.50. $1,000, $1,000 $4,000: are now ss.0s.
JAPANESE MINK SCARFS, were $3.50 $3.50
sI50o x1I25 $4,000 s2S.15. $500. $500: are now
SjJ.OO. 1865
JAPANEsE MINK MuFFE, were $500 setes
S2I.oOi arc now S1f.s5, st0.75, s::75
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NAY INVESTIGATE NATTER.
cttixens OF Halifax County stirred h,
0lIhk Sl0sfedt's CharEes.
speeial to The Times-pIspa,ch.l

soeeial to The Times plspa,ch.l
WELDON, n. c.. December lift
is reported here that an EFFORT viii
be made TO have Miss Olga Sjostetit
come back to Halifax. so that the
mater OF her being held prisoner in
loG cabin may be investigated.
Halifax county people are M, tha
folks TO allow such an outrage .s
true. TO go without full invastiza-
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THE NEws or RALEIt:n.
Goes TO supcrintendcnts Conference,
killing OF Denton n Mystery Still.

soeciel 70 The Tlmes. DIS b1tch.)
RALEIGH. ". c.. December IL
Hon. j. r.. Joyner, State superintendent
OF Public InstruGtion. left to-day for
Charlotte to attend the session OF the
Wes, Central District Association of
County superintendent OF Public
schools. This body Will be in session
there Thursday and Friday. the mem
oership embracing twenty counties
contiguous to Mecklenburg.
In the case of Frank Denton who
was found horribly mangleh under the
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Corbtn-Dillo rL.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

Special to The Times Dspatch.l
SPOTSYLVANIA. VA, December II.
"A marriage license was issued Mon
day from the clerls's Office OF this
D. Corbin. Of Culpeper county, Va,
and Miss Mary f. billiard. the Young
ast DAUGHTER OF Mr.. Isaiah billiard, Of
Spotsylvania county, Va,
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years old, and is survived by one
brother and one sister.
Mrs. Rosalie sc1dcn n,

lSpecialt to The Times-Dspatch.1
HANOVER c. FL. VA, December IL.
AT Signal HILL the home of iaer
sister. Mrs. Betty Winston, Mrs. Rosa.
lie Selden Is confined TO her room by a,
tedious spell OF sickness.
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New wnrehou.. o,.n !.

KEYSVILLE, VA, December9 H.
The new and up-.o-date Planters
Warehouse had its opening last week.
It Is predicted that II will add greatly
to the; volume OF tobacco being solo
on this market. 8 {
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SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL,

n REs. CHARLES T.. BOILING
4 IN Will be the hostess OF a tea.
j V given this afternoon to IN.
4 = troduce her debutante niece,
b Miss Lucy parke Taylor. To a
nuhlber Of her friends among the
riarried members OF Richmond societv
Mrs Thomas rinckney Bfyan and
Z Miss Sarah Madison Chamberaync viii
assst Mrs. Boiling III receiving. Miss
/ Taylor is already a favorite among
1 the buds Of this season. and ,Isaa young
girl whose charm "of personality is
equnled by her charm Of manner
Jscnson-Upshh..
at 6 p. M. yesterday. in 81. Jana4
Episcopal Church. the wedding OF Atlsh
Elizabeth Nottingham Epshur. daugh.
ter of DR.. John N. upshur and Mrs.
Upshur was celebrated the Rev. w.
Meade Clark, the rector OF the church
officiating. -
Church decorations were in palms.
white chrysanthemuns and altar can.
dies. Mrs. Conway Gordon played tho
wedding Marches
Mrs. Alexander Brown was motron
of honor to the bride. Her brides,
maids We're Miss Elsie Upshur. OF East.
Vile. Va; Miss Celeste T,silleman or
New Orleans: Miss Elizabeth Atkinson.
Miss Lillian Binford. Miss Martha Rob.
inson. Miss Jessie Hazard, Miss Mil
dred Boyd. Miss Jdlie Cary. Miss Helen
Hatlirop. Miss Bernard Cooke, Miss
Elise Parkinson and Miss Kathern.
Lancaster. Mrs. Brown wore pink
messaline satin. trimmed with lace. |
and carried pink roses rhe brides.
maids were gowned In white net. |
trimmed with satin bands and worn
over taffetn.
Mr.. William Hill was best man. and |
the groomsmen: Or. Francis N. Up.
shur. Lieutenant William Upshur Z. s. |
N; Mr.. Alfred Upshnr. Mr.. j. Sydnor. |
Mr.. Pleasanton L. Conquest, Jr.. and |
Mr.. G. Gi'mer Minor, Jr
The bride came in with her father,
by whom she was given in marriage.
She wore a beautiful white lace robe
over chiffon, and tafYeta. and held q
shower Of liilies of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs Benson left last even.
Ing for wedding trip. After Jan.
uary 1st they will have their home at
No. 1881 West Grace Street.
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Lads, extra fine all pure linen hen,stitched
smeer, all-iilneH and buried linen HandkercI1iefs
m ue,ntlemens hernstitched, all pure linen initial
5Handkerchiefs put up in fancy boxes of q HALF
dozen each; special 1:1sc each. n
~, Gentlemen's hemstitched. extra fine all nure
linen linen. Handkerchiefs. hand-embrodered Initials
- Gentemen's hemstitched. all pure linen Hand
K,e s corded borders, hand embroidered mi
90, ch ma fancy boxed Handkorchefs 1bc, 2se
Gentemen's hemstitched Sill, Handkerch,ef
extra values. SOC, 7sc, 800. sl.25. is''
,... ladies' extra fine and sheer all-nen Hand
hand embroidered initials shown only here s Hs
cial, Soc each 80 epo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
.Auxilinry IA Meet

An important meeting OF the Church
Hill Auxiliary to the Retreat for the
Sick will be held this afternoon in tho
hom' OF Mrs. Clarke. No. 3206 East
Froal Street. Svery member is asked
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stny.nt-Homc CIub.

She stay-at.H Homo Whist Club met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. c. w, p.
Froek. The highest score was made
~ Mrs. Bland S. Smith and Miss Claire
The club will meet next
M3nday evening with Mics Mary Eliza
10th Moore at tho Chesterfield,
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:. GENUINE EASTERN RIVER ,uSks Mn.
se az ~ Fnrs that were $1,000 s247s sss5o ssT.so
3aSv0 sal5O 5000; are S1O.7J, S1O75 Soc10
x?O.10 s125O 1880 $3.50 V'V
.4saa sN .sna " MINIS MurFs were $4,000 $500
$4,000. $1,000. All Of the above nrines ar o. su
four and six-strfped Nuns. !. ~ ..ies'
Slf75. $4,000. ~ S'''' p-s.o S1V'so,
ghAcix LYNN MuFFs. were $3.50, $4,000, s4s5o,
sisoVi arc now S2O75, S3..5O, $:,4.75 S,i75 $3.50
mink Collar, Fur-Lined Black Broadcloth Coats
'uii ensth, loose back We're $500. now $500.
Wool caraca Coats. coats that are made az
imported WOOL caracrl. all lined with best satin
including the new military style. specia1 value
s?o.7S. $500, $1,000 ard $4,000
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Handkerchiefs for HOLIDAY Gifts
All 7asteuny Boxed Exclusive DESIGNS and Modesav
Low Prices. Own Importation

Lades sheer all.nen barred hemstched Hand
Fancy boxes Of q half-dozen. EACH 1:,kc.
Ladies' extra tine. sheer and barred lawn ali.
linen hemstttched Handkerchiefs. put up in boxes
10 2.3c.
Ladies, hemsttched. alt pure linen. sheer lawn
Handkerchiefs medallion in corner with hand-em
broidered initial put up In fancy boxes of dozen
each. extra special value, nc each.
Ladies' hemstitched. all pure linen Handlser-
chiefs. in new and tasty designs, special value.
1:saa
\ Ladies' hemstitched sheer ana barred lawn ALL
linen and embroidered Handkerchefs. In new and
tasty designs. value 25c; special, 10 :.3c.
Ladies' henlsttcl,ed, embroidered, sheer and
barred all.linen handkerchief. in 200 new and
tasty designs, SPECIAL value &c.
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One.Fourth to One. Third
y III - Less Than Regular. 8:

Our entire stock OF almost $4,000 worth Of the the
testns
the gpnces For
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Christnaxt srIc..

The ladies of Grace Episeopal Church
VIII continue their sale. begun yestcr-
day. in Fourdurean's millinery store,
on Fifth Street. OF dolls. aprons and
fancy articles. Everything will be most
reas enable in price. and orders will
he taken for fruit cakes. plum pud-
rfisss and r1lncameat All are invited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05
Estate OF Mary K. Temple.

TOT DtsNluuNNu
STATE OF VERMONT, A. q session
District ~ bennington. a. Of the ffobaie
Court holdeu az The Probate once ln Bcf.
. nEign, ~ said District on the sth day Of
March. A u. igls.
freseat. John V. Carney, Judge.
Harry T. cushman. administrator of the estate
~ MARI . Tempe. laic ~ bennli Etou. IN said
district. deceived. presents he a1.nin aifaiion
account for examination and A'ioNanre ana
makes application Tot decree n alstfibuilon
and partition Of the estate yi said dcce scd.
1whcfeupon. u u ordered ~ ssid Court, that
said Hccopnt and said application BE- fvfsusd
~ n session thereof 10 81 held ~ the Probate
on = afoiesaid. On the gist day ~ Marcel,
A. %. 1871, LOT hearing Aud decision thereon
AID u IL further ordered, that notice thereof BE-
given 20 ~ paftiss Interested ~ uubilca ION 81
ihe same three weeks succcfsivriy IN ths
~ min ftln Evening hannsr. Newspaper pub
lish a NJ Bennington. previous ~ said lime
appointed for hearing. that they may appear NJ
said tine and place, aud shDw cause n am
tbey may have. why said account should DOT be
allowed, and such d. cree made
A record whereof IL ordered 10 be- male.
Attest JOHN v. CARNEY. Jude.
true copy ~ the ofitlnAl record.
Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY. Judfe.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

y Fsiaie % ALFIiED , hIIE.
The underlined having been appointed b.
ard adjust AZ ciails aud Dc ands ~ al per
sons against the estate oi Alfred :. Rice.
iAie Of Pennington In said stfict. dsccAscd
ADD ~ claims exhibited IN Offset thereto
hercby rive notice that We yin meei iof The
pfposcs afnrf ssid. "a me Siorc n "a wal
hfidfr On The lifi day u March and 10Th day ~
August ueKi, from o'clpsk ~ m uutl Z
O'Clock NJ. each u said DAYS. AM, that
ia months from the 18th day % febru.
ary. A. u iklf. A. the time limited hy SAID
Court Tor said credlinrs "a present their
claims " ne for eaam.natlUr and allowance.
Dated Al BENNINGTON. this ssh day Of feb'
fuafyf A. ID is1I
20 wALnRIDCE.
hO1 n. PADDOCK.
Commissioners.
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HORSE STOLEN

from stable of Iohr X u, pitts. Chatham Cen
tie. \, v. Thursday. bob. y, iegI. a iiRht bay
mare, black points, age IS years, height ioufles
three. weight about ne hundred. fair condis
ton, scar 90 left hind les. road mare. a feWArd
Of 90 u offered for the arrest and cdhricil0n ~
We thief and 80 j. also offered fof the return
Client and Austerlls Ccnscript Soc
y. y, Hoffman. Pres.
n. ~ Amoief, scc'y
Dated Cha~ham, n. v. March Z isi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and viilss, Tola
Briefly for Busy Readera

There is a SC. rcity Of pea coal in tie
market.
Mrs A. L. Barnes OF Mechanicville
Is visiting here.
Geo Frawley has gone TO Boston to
be absent quite q while.
j. Guy Livingston, who has been
III several days, Is better.
VIM Rogers OF Rutland is spending
the week with relatives In the village.
Robert Wilson OF Chicago who Is
visiting in Po a nal was o guest in the
village yesterday.
Mrs II. II. Galusha went TO Amster
dam Saturday TO spend a few days
with her daughters.
Harold Bottum slipped on the Ice.
straining an artery which brings him
under the doctors care.
Mrs Fl. w. Moore OF the Burgess
road fell on the ice Saturday and
spi aimed her ankle badly
Miss Maize Rocel In the employ Of
Bottum a. Torrance sustained severe
fracture OF one hand Saturday.
Misses Grace aud Mary SomerviIle
OF Hoosick Falls spent Sunday with
their aunt, Mrs Marietta Bottum.
The infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Chas l.. Kendall OF Dalton, Mass.
died Monday night. The funeral will
be held Wednesday afternoon.
Seymour Van Santvor rd,. wife and
daughter sailed yesterday from Kew
York for Europe TO be absent until
June. Most Of the time will be spent
on the continent. Mr. Van Sautvoord
goes partly on business connected with
the Walter \. Wood company OF which
he is president.
The new officers OF Bennington
court + OF a we're duly installed las,
evening, w. II. Daley being the 10.
stalling officer. The second degree
vas conferred on candidates. There
we're thirty members OF the order pres
ent from WilllamstOyn and North Ad.
ans. Fol owing the work refreshments
we're served.
The clam chowder served ia the odd
Fellows rooms Saturday evening by
members Of Stark lodge was success
| Ia every way. The attendance was
good and the chowder vas said TO be
equal To any that had been served
there In long time Tho members
are anticipating serving another in
the near future.
While sliding on South street hill
Sunday afternoon, 10 do which he ran
away from home. the young son Of Mr.
and Mrs W. III. Lundorgan was COZ
slderably Injured by collidiog with a
sled thai he stepped 10 front OF and
has been under the Doctors ca-e ever
since. IL was feared that perltonitis
sou.d set 10 but the lad Is much better
today.
Clement II Cone left New York this
noon on The - ). bluchcr on a D days
trip through the West Indies and the
Spanish main. During the trip the
steamer will stop three days at Colon,
giving all time To see the Panama Can.
al. especially tie big cut at Cuelebra
The party will also visit Kingston.
the scene % the recent earthquake, and
-fiEmili5h m r6e ferpudas
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LOST.

\ 0sr-on' Feb. 81. a valuable brooch. he
Il. tween Gage street and futuam bridge.
Finder returning same ~ NJ tu|itan's tailor
pItf
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MULLIGAN & ROCHE .. HSH
Mass Meeting

On Wednesday the 9th day OF March
1907 at o'clock p. m, DR. Hercules
Sanche will address the people OF the
city and county OF Remington, Yer.
mont, 10 Library Hall. on subjects OF
the most vital interest 10 all inhabi-
tants.
All persons Interested In themselves.
theirs, and their country, are freely
invited. Admission free. Doors open
at 7.l5 p. m.
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Seymour Van Santvo I'd, wife and
daughter sailed yesterday from Kew
York for Europe TO be absent until
June. Most Of the time will be spent
on the continent. Mr. Van Sautvoord
goes partly on business connected with
the Walter y. Wood company OF which
he is president.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

a wooD- Coftfaciors N
IL bsildlnE and slaie foohrf one iis south
81 i1isi
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

JAMES SILK. contractor ant builder. Ado
y repairing. rebuilding ana saoofk shop on
Unionsteei.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

xlyANTED-lilgh prices paid for well-fed
w live ,laughtering stock. Monty or cal
AZ Is. Berg q sons, wholesale and Retail But
ton. W s02i
WANTED Middle aged woman for kitch
w en- work " the American House. CO.
WANTED. Woman with ii.year- ola
w daughter would Ike place rs house
keeper where she can have her child With her
Prefers good home rather Than high Nake,. No
laundry Mrs white. So Pleasant ~. 500
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

RIO RESr-SetsnfoJm house giih isrEe
warden. iocaisd on Union 81 lockwood
a Hose. 70
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

L'OH sALE-At AbArEain. one horse power
II and bench. with eftsndcd table, ucafy
new, made by A. ", Gray's Sons. Also one
pair bob sclghs. with rack and shafts. nearly
new. Geo. N. Hawks. tiu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

'I'o ufSr-Neaf. cosy rooms with hath
1 sultabls iuf man and ale, 90 oac 90 tao
ladies, located on iulou - Possession given
Apui 1. Engulre Of :. ~. Rockso0d. ~ rai0n
ST.. OF lockwood a Hoses once.
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FOR SALE.

Cs.OOO net prof, last year IN Vermont dry
- goods store carrying ladies aud gents
clothing. Furnishings and fuoiNcar. Can be
purchased ON appraised yaiue-no bonus or
liberal discount frum Inventory. Owners
health requires immediate change Address
Reyno ds Real Estate Co.. Buriiugtnn. " n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-05

'No uEST.-Desifabis fsnsmcuts. ofncef an,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
COrSeOto HOrmanos J Co.. SuessorOs.

Agentes Generates para la Isla de Puerto
Rico de las respetables firmas, de r. Lopez
de Heredia y O., Madrid, Vinos finos, Ha-
ro y la Rioja, SOciedad Anonima ''Bodegas
Bilbafnas," Bilbao, Vinos finos para mesa.
Sociedad An6nima Explotadora del "Agua
de Isalus" Tolosa-Espana, la sin rival de
las aguas minerales efervescentes. Com
pagnle du Vim Saint Rapael, Societ6 Ano-
nyme, Yalence-Drome, Legitimo~ vino me-
dicinal de San Rafael (France). Les Fills
de F. Schmidt, Bordeaux, Francia, La en-
tidad mas importante en- vinOs FraDceses
para mesa. United Danish Butter Pres
serving Company, Copenhsguen, Dina
n area, Mantequilla danesa. Ia primera en-
su clase y de mayor consume en- la Isla.
A. R.. Valespino y Hermano "Jer6z DE la
Frontera," Espaf1a. Les vinOa mas supe-
rtores de Jer6z y de reconocido prestigiO en-
ell Mundo entero. Importadores en- gran
escala, en- ell rsmo de yfveres finos de tOdas
classes y procedencias y de las marcas mas
acreditada-, de Americs Europa, asi CO.
mo de toda clase de aguas minerales y
artfculOs para Farmaceuticos, Correspon-
sales en- el mundo entero San Juan Puerto
Rico. d.