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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
FREED FROM sINo SING.
eeerse Bsrshs@ ef nstssi Reserve
ostsiss Liberty on Appeal.

eesrse Bsrshsm % nstssr Reserve
Obtains Liberty ON Appeal.
NEW YORK. June Latter serving
four aud q half months of n term Of
two y~n Ia Sing Sing for grand lar.
rcny George Durham. IT,. formerly
sccona vice president of the Mutual
Ressrve Fund life association. has oh.
isinsi hIs frceiom on appeal.
The appellate division % the supreme
court reversed the decision OF the low.
er branch and In an opinion written by
Justice inershsm ordered a now trial
Zoe the former life Insurance Official
Ths prisoner was brought back o.
Ms oity. where he viii stay In the
Tennis untu he n admitted 90 bail.
fIis trial. however. cannot como up
bsfors late IN the fall. whom his broth.
60. Frederick A. Durham. until last
we~h president % tho Mutual Reserve
Fund f.lfs association. viii be put on
trial on charges OF perjury and forgery
IA connection with hls administration
Of the company's affairs.
Justice Insraham IN tho opinion says,
My conclusion II that the testimony
~ n whole does not justify the conyic.
ton Of the defendant"
Burnham was sent TO Sing Sing pris'
on on Jan. 10 last after he hal been
charged m Ave indictments with lar
csny and forgery IN having been a
party TO The improper payment Of a..
800 20 J. DouElass Wells and 10 the
dcciorins Of the books Of the Mutual
Reserve fund Life association TO Gov
er the transaction.
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MANCHESTER CENTER


Louis Combs OF Albany Ia visiting In
town.
Miss Daisy Scott OF Bennington was
the guest OF friends Memorial day.
Mrs Rostelle OF Chicago Is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs 10. L, wyman.
+. c. Archibald delivered the Memoir
ial day address In Dorset Thursday.
Miss Cora Fisher OF North BennIng-
ton was the guest OF her mother Mrs
Il. A. Fisher Thursday.
Loren Davis OF the electric works at
Bennington was I'm town Thursday and
took his place with the band.
Mr. and Mrs Able Smith who have
been visiting In Rupert have returned
and entertained company from Rupert
Thursday.
Hon A. l.. Miner will speak In the Bar
aca rooms Friday evening. Subject.
Birds and Flowers OF Manchester"
Mr. Miner Is q good speaker. All are
cordially invited.
The ball game the afternoon OF Mem
orial day and the dance In the evening
shows that by some Memorial day IL
regarded as holiday not holy day
az II was intended by the founder Gen
J. A. Logan.
The pre-memorial exercises were un.
usually interesting and vote OF
thanks In behalf of Skinner post and
It's auxiliary societies is extended TO
the teachers for their patriotism In
drilling the children so well
The lecture given by Prof James
Garfield OF Columbia University We'd
nesday was excellent. Hon d. X. Sim
onds introduced the speaker In his usu.
nj pleasant manner. II IL hoped that
we may have the pleasure OF hearing
Mr. Garfield again.
The memorial exercises this year
were far better than they have been
for years. More school children assist.
ed and we always enjoy No much 10
hear the children speak and sing. The
flag drill by ~ young ladies was well
carried out. The speech by one OF our
own well known townsmen was excel
lent and the music by the band never
sounded sweeter. The carrying out OF
the program 80 well was due 10 the 81.
forts OF Post Commander Ora Whit.
man and Mrs y. II. Blackmer. Presi-
dent OF the w. n. &.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
STATE NEWS

Col William Jennings Bryan ordered
q Fairbanks hay scale during his re-
cent visit In st Johnsbury which he
will set up In front OF his big barn ut
his home In Lincoln. Neb
A. A. Farnsworth. moterman on
the Rutland street railway was coupl-
lag a passenger and gravel car Mon
day when he was caught between the
bumpers and badly injured about the
hips.
Seven arrests on charges OF intox.
ication >and illegal liquor selling were
made at mountain notch, Jefferson
vile. this week. and after n hearing
Mt the Hotel Melendy before Justice
OF the Peace II. w. McNally all OF the
prisoners were found guilty.
Cecile, the seven year old son of ID.
X. Tibbetts OF Marshfeld fell In the
barn Sunday from n load OF straw.
striking on the barn floor In such n
way az TO run the tines OF n pitchfork
into the under lip and through the up.
per lip. The wound BLEED freely and
the little fellow tainted but he Is now
able TO attend school.
Capt Charles A. Curtis. U. s. A.. re
tired. commandment OF the State Uni
verslty corps OF cadets at Madison,
Wis. who died Sunday OF blood poison
Ing was once n student nj Norwich
university. Mortified and In 1870 com
mandant OF that institution. becoming
president In the late los and leaving
there about 20 years ago. He was 72
years old.
At n meeting OF the 81 George board
OF liquor license commissioners Tues.
day afternoon the application for a II.
cense filed by G. J. Sutton was con.
sIdered and rejected on account OF
what the commissioners considered
the insufficient bonds offered. IL II nm
derstood that Mr. Sutton has retained
counsel and will carry his application
To the courts. Ills bondsmen are Ell
Pearl and Stephen Noonan.
Six OF the eight paintings. Knowing
beautiful scenes In Vermont. which
n. I. Chadwick OF ~ Adams has
painted for the Vermont section Of
the States Exhibit palace az the
jamestown exposition are ON xehibi.
alton at Mr.. Chadwicks shop. The
pictures OF Mount Mansfield and
Cancels hump have been forwarded.
The remaining canyases. Equinox
mountain. Jay peak. willoughby
peak. Ascutney mountain. Killington
peak and n scene on Lake Champlaln.
have attracted large number OF visi'
tors These pictures from n panora.
mic border above i5 feet Of green bur
lap. The work OF Mr. Chadwick Is OF
a very high order.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Tows aud Village Told
Briefly for Busy Bssicrs

News or tho Tows aud village Told
Briefly for Busy nssiers
Miss Annie Evans Is visiting friends
In Waterford, N. Y.
Thomas belong OF Shoreham spent
Sunday in the village.
Reuben w. Taylor spent Sunday with
friends In Hoosick Falls.
Wanted--Four or five painters.
en- rles Barnes, lOS Pleasant street.
The Molly Stark bridge whist club
Will meet this evening with Miss Edith
Dewey.
w. Roy Ford OF North Adams spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Doro-
thy Hart.
The books will be taken from the
county clerks Office TO Manchester
this afternoon.
Between 15 and 20 automobile par
ties were entertained at the Wallo0in.
sac last week.
w. ii. Berry Is In Albany and tonight
will return with the help that will
work at the walloomsac this season.
Mrs Parker yelling OF New York
has leased the Swift cottage at the
Center and will occupy II this season.
II showed hard In Searsburg and the
eastern part OF Woodford Sunday
though the snow melted as fast rs II
fell.
The Harvey mansion at the Center
will be closed this year. the family
having leased a cottage at Bears Head
Me.
Watch out for Red Riding Hood and
the wicked wolf, and the fairy queen
who saved Red Riding Hood from
harm.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Babson OF North
Bennington were guests OF Mrs Ed.
ward Alcombright In Pownal Memoir
ial day.
II. W. Spafford. one OF the auditors
nj the Soldiers Home will make his
regular monthly visit 10 that instit
ntion tomorrow.
Hermon G. Frey and bride OF Brook.
Ign visited Miss Amy Bentley OF Gage
street last week. The young couple
are ON their honeymoon.
Sam Rosenberg, the shoe makeI
from the Walker block, will move next
Monday 10 the tenement formerly oc.
cupled by the late Mrs Babcock. next
door 10 the 1. Il. Gibson bakery. 20
Miss Dorothy Houghton OF North
bennington IL visiting her grandpar.
ents. Dr and Mrs Washington Aiken IN
Troy for few days. She Is accompan
led by Dorothy II. Mattison of South
SALISBURY.
The flag on the GAR building s-M
half mast IN honor OF the late Robert
Collins. lie Is the second comrade 10
pass over the dark divide In as many
weeks. The boys IN blue are growing
Did. each year their ranks grow thin
ner.
Major and Mrs Durham VINO nave
been In charge OF the local division OF
The Saly'n army with headquarters at
Troy win leave today for Portland
Ne. where they viii assume command
OF the Northern New England division.
Last evening n farewell was given
them In the Salvation Army temple In
Troy. Mr. and Mrs Durham have been
In charge OF this division for two years
aud have frequently been here. Their
uccessors will be- Major and Mrs Craw
ford
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
TAFT IN OHIO.
Not Likely That Republicans VIII
Held Ceaventies st Columbus.

Not Likely That Rspssries.s WIZ
Held Cess~sties st Columbus.
COLUMBUS. o., June 3.-Secretary
Taft held a conference with Charles y.
Taft. his brother. and Arthur vorys,
state superintendent of Insurance. al
the Chlttcndalo hotel II IL understood.
though not officially given out. that
there win be no effort 20 have a state
convention called 20 settle ohio's pref.
erence for the presidency.
senator Taft unwIttingly stood d.
rcctly beneath n picture OF senator
Foraker NJ an Informal reception nj
the state house. Following the confer
cnce among his callers were John II.
Mailer and General Critchhcld. who
are Foraker supporters. aud also Con
gresham Bannon Of Portsmouth.
Mr.. Taft declined 10 talk politics. lie
said he intended 20 spend n mouth In
resting Ia Canada this summer. MY
trip 20 the Philippians" he said, is
dciiHltcly determined upon. shall
sail from Seattle on the Minnesota on
Sept 10. Ny return Il uncertain. II
depends upon the conditions there"
While here the secretary Inspected
the United States barracks and visited
his mother at the home Of rrofcssoI
Caldwell.
When asked about the project Of
holding a state convention 20 declars
the choice Of the Republican party Ia
Ohio for n presidential candidate Sec
Rotary TAFT said:
The cxpedlcncy Of calling a ecnven
ton Il n matter for those who have In
tcfcstcd themselves In my favor 10 de
tcrinlne. shall not settle anything
w my opinion would be % no value
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
TEN LOST BOTH LEGS.
seven Killed sd sssy Crippled IN
Eiyrfa TROLLEY wreck.

seven Killed sd sssy Crippled IN
Eiyri. Trolley wreck.
ELyRIA, o.. June &c. NJ. forney.
motorman Of a Cleveland and South
western traction ear. was ARRESTED In
Cleveland and brought 10 Elyria 20 an
-wer 90 the charge OF being responsible
for the death u seven persons killed In
q traction accident here and for the In.
jury Of eight more persons. several OF
whom win probably die. lie pleaded
not guilty before the mayor and was
bound over In 5000. In default OF
which he went 90 jail.
A special meeting Of the grand Jury
In Elyria was called 10 Investigate the
casualty.
Forney was operating n car which
ran at high speed Into the rear end o.
another car standing stlll ON a straight
TRACK In broad daylight Roth cars
were crowded with passengers
Ten persons lost both legs. one lcs,
ono leg and stiii another sustained
fractures o. both legs
Those hllcd were: v, o'DonneIl. Ely
ria; u. NJ. billings. Elyria; w. q. Alien,
Elyria: Donald sala. aged I've years,
Elyria: @. Porter. Co,e-brook farm;
Homer Allen. Ely1sa; EunIce wuut
Eiyria.
Ths moro seriously injured are; Mar
guerits Butler. Eiyria. both feet cut
on; Mable Dess. Elyria. both legs cut
OF. Mrs. .. T.. ssla. wife Of Rev. J. r.
ssia. Blyris. arm broken. cash In hip
John Leslie. Carlisle. o.. leg cut Ell
George r. Chamberlain. Perry. o., both
legs broken; Arthur Hoadley, Cotes
brock farm, feet cut o1.
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Ten Ne. a. u.,,,..a lar, Now

BOISE, Ida. June There remains
only two vacancies In the jury that
VIII try William II. Haywood for his
life for alleged participation In the as
sasslnatIon OF former Governor steu-
nenberg. and there n reason for hop
ING that they viii be filled today. A.
Jury selection narrows down 20 fnal
chances. interest In the case Il gcn-
Grated and the contest grows distinct
~ sharper.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
the John Va. uea,y Fsrm.

The Jonn n. Healy farm Of 20 acres; al
tillable but 10 acrcs IN Woodland. consisting 81
OAK maple ud beech, kesrs Q, head cuts y
tons hay, aunc f'-room house. Neu .itnl,ru
no " barn t0Ks0. tso underground stables
lok2g and 5lxlu. hay bArn toxsli hos house
hen b, use. cora house. Ice house and smoke
house on farm; running water 10 AZ buldinFs
ihfcc miles nun raili0ad station. " " ~
service. Price ON application.
No. q. Ouel and one.htf story hve room
h0use. Two niles IRON llrnnlogiui a. acres.
ln this place ~ 500 feet spruce timber. barn
mn. With shed ioxo. Price go
No. "a. one aud oae-hlif story nve-roOm
house two miles from ucuulnsfon. M acres Of
land. good bArL ioxsi Price tto.
No. "a one and oneshan story. ave room
houae. tuO miles from neunington. fifteen
acres Of land noe barn iCf.i Free ISIS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

ALBANY. n. ". June LA petition
nrging Governor Hughes 20 appoint
County Judge Samuel y. sawyer Of
Palmyra 10 succeed the late Supreme
Court Justice Dunwell was filed with
the governor by a delegation OF law.
ysrs from Wayne county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
som.sas win snsp tut. QUICK.

No. -. roohi. story ard hall house on ~
ysf street iot Citi1s. larse maple shade trees
Sniy siooa Also q building lot south Of this
house totfss Zoe ouiy tAsa
sit-Foom h-use 90 depot 81, for only 90
Including lot
Kishi rom hoa.s on Depot -. with lot sal
-. oniy f1opo
one two story ser,e building on Depot street
uih iot sGti1o. only $50
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

A. A. Herrcn. Finch. Arb. writes:
Foley's Honey and Tar n the best pre-
paration for coughs, colds and lung
troubles. know that II has cured
consumption In the FIRST stages" You
never heard OF any one using foley'a
Honey and Tar and not being salts
fed. n. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Az. per c.nt Investment.

Nd. n. stoon. tuosiory slated hoiiss viii
plnna ~ Drput 81. Vt islt 80 pieaiy frult an
shade trees rnreiisnt repair city uatef seNs
connections ektfa large garden god buidini
10 neat % house. tn0
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nlrre.s nsrasin Yet

The Hollis Weed farm Of ~ acies hiah state
cultivation cuts y tons hAyg III Keep 81 brad
caffe and horses vel fcnced. mostly stfe
me fe.ro0m house AieD efoufn tenement
harm large sheep harm. corn house and grAnefy
trout stream rans across faftni ons nile ffufn
eleciric rad 10 caws. horses, hnFs. - hen.
a owing arhlne. tay rake. plQus, corn shsl.
lsf. heavy uafon. PAR heaty siclan. ulatAe'
Uaron hrasY.harness, I apnng tooth harfos.
culflvstofs, horse hoe - mrai bag 100 sap
buckets shotels. forts. picks, etoshafs ano
smaller Tools used on farm. Al fof tsa.o.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Rnrm Of IaIAeres.

No. "a Farm OF 10 acres. - tulable. LAfge
tract of standing timber including oak. ash
birch, maple and beech worth 5000 two nne
sugar orchards Of 200 trees each. keeys ioc0ws,
hones md a number :0f sheep cuts 20 tons
hay good two story house 81 W foOn,s, Two
larre harm ,n Tine shape one sllO. sugar mouse.
ben houses. grain and wagon sheds N hne con
~ lou hest water anywhere. never Tails. Hat
lenkill River runs through farm. miles from
railroad station. H. n u. service flAO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Beas TN. 90 Won Can.

e-room ho,rse. one story All = half. With ~
ara. also barn l6xt1i one acre ADD, apple
Ilou.e ONLY two miles from village. ~
IN John n. Hsaiy store corner Care and
Para. also buIidlns l0t neat o. store. Price 90
appllcaflun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
More Fine Bargains

Here are some strictly new offers
by the lockwood & Howe Real
Estate Agency that should attract
buyers. If these don't suit we have
plenty more.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

Feel languid. weak. rundown
Headachef Stomach "on"f--Just n
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood BIttcrs tones liver and stomach.
promotes digestion and purifea the
blood.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

Il suffered habituaily from consti.
patton. Doan's Reguiets relieved and
strengthened the bowels 20 that they
have been regular ever alnce"A. w.
Davis. grocer. sulphur Springs. Ter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

No. "a Farm OF 10 acres, 10 acres iillable,
~ vcres pasture. On this pastule plenty OF
maple, birch and hardhack; VIII Keep ~ head
cattle and horses, win cut % tons hay well
fenced; ~ story house s0xa6. two bari 2sxl3
and an almost new one adabs hen house,
corn house and shed In nne repair, also new
horse barn: fine trout stream on place; good
wafer at buildings; 1 ~ miles from railroad
sfaflOus n A. ID service titbO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr
Thomas Electric on. Stops Nil pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell n.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Most Desirable Property.

room house i6x2l, ell l9S2o, LOT " i.s front by
i2d de- y. Butt two years ago. splendid boil
Ing spring on the lot, very large garden, " cur
rant bushes, pear trees. hen house ofs. Hard.
wood floors throughout; ~ mile from village
Ra,O
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
n.s. rr.m ,ll.s. IIml,..:

sreasn house tcrs1 with Ell etie. good rcpalf
ia acfes land. ely uaiefs hafn lotix, nov,
cclisd up inside. GOOD pod shed etlo hen
house. Price go. ilfsttome. nfst served.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
a uargain

No. Is. Two story. i-room honse. uih bath.
house nt1t ell itxeD built Ten ycars ago. so0d
fepair nne plaza. .clty water. nicc garden
baru ioxis. hiiii1ings sell shinried. fncc slelo.
No. - fJehiroom twe~tory house. lot
,nTslo bulit nv years AGO. best Of repair nice
plaFra: shade trees, fruit trees. extra lafEr
rAfdrn. city satrt; root ne fhlofhopd. heu
house "a 70 uiih nice hen fafd. tisvo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Here Q. a usnsy Maker.

No. n Two story new house. , rooms. iot
a0riso. newly shingied aud painted. nice large
piazza fruit trees, large garden, citf waie'
GOOD nclghborholsd. ~ 90 tisoe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
GARBAGE COLLECTED

Will make weekly or mon hly calls
n desired or drop me card or tolephone
for any special Job. Also heavy team
work.
EN- HULETr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

broom house. built years ago, excellent re,
pair, 18th right of boiling spring which VIII
furnish running water 10 house, VIII not cost
owl sib 90 TO pipe 10; rods out OF village cor
poraiion. on this lot u iixls barn. ceied up on
inside, isxiO hen house, another Gxs, hog house;
barn shnged with cedar shingles. only $3.50,
easy terms Call quick before II Is gene.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

STOVE y
TROUBLES

Because Il shines Itself and saves work.
h dissolvss rust % water does salt.
One application wsars Tor months.
II 10 grease proof. water proof. rust proof
And Will not crack. chip o. rub OF.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Here IL a Hattler.

No H. 90 acre farm IL mile from depot, 20 nc, es
meadow. 40 acres pasture and wood LOT; on this
wood lot Is 500 cords wood. white birch and
oak; 1850 sugar trees. 2sxs0 room house. slated
35xli barn. 2 hen houses i0xi2; trout streams
on place All for ESQ.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Two Miles out.

No ~. si-acre farm. 70 meadow land. highest
state OF cultivation; will cut 20 tons hay n
house and S0xiO barn; nne underground stable
running water; finest view Ia Bennington
Price $500.
0-rnom nice. natiy, neat cottage on Union 81,
lot 50xi7e newly palnted In nne neighD0fhood
Price on application.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03
Only one Minute From Electric Cars

No 40. eb.a re- farm 20 meadow land. plenty
OF wood and pasture This farm Will keep ten
head cattle. viii cut 20 tons hay; house, with
25xl0 barn. also hen, hog, corn aud wagon
houses; trout brook on place. line springs
Price only $780,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-03

Telephone 1904
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-26
CONTINUE CONFERENCE.
Western Executives Find Difficulties
in Two Cent Rates

Chicago, June 26.-Presidents of
western roads continued yesterday the
conference begun last Friday in re-
gard to the methods to be adopted in
putting into effect, at least temper
arily, the 2-cent passenger rate laws
passed by the various western states.
This basis of rates can be made to
apply to interstate business only in
part, because the consent of all con-
Meeting roads must be obtained before
any interline rates can be put into eff
feet. While the presidents of some
roads are willing that the basis should
apply on all kinds of business in which
their roads are interested, the execu-
tives of other roads are just as de-
termined to fight the application of
the rate to the court of last resort.
The Union Pacific, for example,, has
not Withdrawn or in any way modified
its notice to all connecting lines that
it will not accept from them divisions
of through rates to points on it's lines
based on the 2-cent rate.
Illinois roads that the 2-cent rate will
be put into effect, atSleast temporarily,
in this state state. 1t also will be put
into effect, not as an interline, but as
an interstate rate between such points
as Chicago and ST. Louis, Chicago and
Kansas City, Chicago and Omaha.
Whether or not the temporary ap-
plication of the rate will remain in eff
feet permanently remains for the
future to Develop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-26
SIS.
NATURES
TONIC

The e 5 6 should take tonic in the Spring their
Tn IRON the Taye indoor life and from the heavy rich foods of the
unable TO furnish the body with the increased of nourishmen
d IRON DEBILITY weakness nervousness indigestion loss of appetite
w e system IS in this and dsorered condition it
4ntata potash or some other equally strong and harmful mineral
% system at time when needs gentle and natural stimulation
@ q Natures tonic is made entirely of roots herbs and barks
gand
in st qualities and it does not contain the slightest
fb ios Kidding it of all and Pcns and restoring
season. t the hth nvig9ang energy needed to the trying
ZONES and those who feel the need Of such medicine will do well
the use OF S S.
IN. feeling helps appetite
W s0' % me system THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Alfalfa,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-26
GETS ANOTHER MANS MAIL.
Salina MFR. Day Cashes Express Order
of Another Mr. Day.

Salina, Kan. June 26.-The Union
says: George Day of North Fourth
street was arrested yesterday by the
police on serious charge pending the
arrival of a United States marshal. 1t
seems that there is a travelling man of
the same name. George Day, who
makes Salina his headquarters. For
the past few weeks he has been miss
ing his mail and on investigation, it
was discovered that the Salina George
Day has been taking the travelling
mans mail out of the postoffice. Last
Tuesday a letter came to the travelling
man Day with an order on the express
office for $50. and this letter and order
was taken out of the office by our Sa-
lima George Day. He got the order
and went to the Maine pool hall where
Maine cashed it. giving Day $40 in one
payment and $40 in another.
He was arrested last night and on
searching the house several letters be-
longing to the travelling man were
found After he was arrested and put
in the sweat box he confessed to hav-
ing cashed the order. The United
States marshal has been notified and
will be here soon to get Day.