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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest from Fourteen coun-
ties of State


The open season for hunting gray
squirrels, partridges and woodcock
ended yesterday.
Wilmington is to have its postofice
located in new quarters this week. II
will be moved to the town hall build
ing
Windham county court reached fl
nal adjournment Saturday at Newfane
The term opened September s.
The Rev. George F. Chaplin Of Sax
tons River, for 25 years pastor of the
Congregational church there, is the
dean Of Windham county clergymen.
The MissisQuoi river at swanton is
higher than at any time since June
There is now considerable flow OF
water over the dam.
The Bellows Falls boat club is
erecting a one story building 40xS0
feet on a lot of land leased on the
New Hampshire side OF the Connect
cut for the storing of boats during the
winter.
Gov. G. n. Prouty OF Newport ad-
dressed the Mems club of the North
Congregational church, St Johnsbury
Friday evening, giving an account o.
the New England governors confer
ence just held in Boston
The printers building in Chicago
will be built of dark Barre granite It
is to be 20 stories high and will have
nine large granite pillars. 1t will be
the first building in Chicago 10 be
built Of polished Barre granite.
ST. Adams hears the gratifying ru-
NOR which seems to be based upon
good authority, that II is to have a
new industry. II will start with about
dozen hands and will grow. it is be
ieved to business profitable 10 the
city.
Brattleboro is the birthplace Of Aus
tin Jones. bell ringer az Harvard col
lege for over 80 years, who has resign
ed on account OF IN health. "Old
Jones, as he was best known. was born
in 1925 and in 1850 went to Harvard
as ianitor
Although Mrs. Mary Secor Of Barre
pleaded poverty when convicted OF
liquor selling. the money was forth
coming for her fine and costs which
amounted TO S5f4.0S. She was taker
TO Rutland Saturday to serve a sen
tence OF three to four months
Frank Il. keenan,, aged As years,
machinist of Springfield, dropped deat
In Franklin Falls. n. H.. Saturday
night OF heart disease. The attach
was brought on by Mr.. Keenan's hurrl
ing from the depot to the home OF
friend where his wife was visiting
The Rev. Francis Crociata of Rut
land was stripped Of his priestly gar
ments Saturday and set to work box
ing marble in the House OF Correc
ton. He will serve a sentence o
from three to FIVE years for assault
in connection with the murder OF A
Sanford.
X. w. Bishop, patent attorney O
Washington, d. c., reports the issu
, of the following patents to resident
of Vermont: Typewriter. w. c. Fal
mum Of Arlington, assignor TO Wycl
Off. Scamans & Benedict, Of lion. \
Y; polishing head Frank Pierce G
Rutland, assignor to the Lincoln Iro
Works OF the same place; multispir
die machine, @ O. Gridley Of Wine
sor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01
LANoeRoVE

Earl ilulett has sold his Farm to
Dan Crandall OF Londonderry.
Frank G.. billiard OF Townsheud Is
spending several days with his mother
Mrs. James Barton.
Mrs Rodney W. Roby who has been
spending several days at home return
ed TO her work In Londonderry Mon.
day.
Aaron sheldon, Byron Frost Dwight
sheldon and Ernest Sheldon Of Wards
horo have been visiting at James G.
BaUou's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

More people are taking Folcys Kid.
ney Remedy every year It is consid.
cred to be the most effective remedy
Tor kidney and bladder troubles that
medical science can devise. Fuley'r
Kidney Remedy corrocts irregularities
builds up worn out tissues and res
torres lost vitality. Il will mako you
feel we'll and look we'll
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01
cAsrLeroN MILL BURNED
Loss Exceeds $1o,o00-The Property
Was Not Insured.

Rutland Dec. 1.-The grist, saw,
and cider mills belonging TO H. NJ.
Brown & Co, one mile north Of
Casteton village were destroyed by
fire Sunday night. The loss exceeds
$4,000 and the property was not in
sured The main building was 200 by
60 feet in size. The entire plant was
wiped out except the iron storehouser
containing two carloads of grain. The
origin OF the fire is unknown. The
mills were built about twelve years
ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01
Card.

We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 90
cent bottle OF Greene's Warranted Sy.
rup OF Tar II II fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
% cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded
Thompson's Pharmacy, c II Houghton
J. NJ Ayres, A. s. Hathaway
Harwood Drug Store,
c. r. & A. II. Hawkins,
d. a. Ward, o. u. Adams
49, A. Quinlan, n. G. Woodwork,
W. l.. Gokay. q. p. Adams Co.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

Take neWitrs Kidney and Bladder
pills. They are anlisoptic aud suothe
main quickly Insist upon DeWius
Kidnp, aud Bladder Pills. Regular
Size soc sold here by d. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

Kodol is made Of natural digestive
Juices found in a healthy stomach and
il digcsts an food completely. kodol
ia pleasant to take and e guaranteed
to give relief In any case Of stomach
trouble. Sold By ID. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

Folcy's Orino Laxative cures chron.
10 constipation and stimulates The Wv
or. Orino regulates the bowels 50
they viii act naturally and you do not
have TO take purgauves continuously.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

Kodol for Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
weak stomach. sour stomach gas on
the stomach etc. Is guaranteed to give
prompt relief from any form Of stom
ach trouble. It vii cure your dyspep
sla. seld By u. A. Ware
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

DeWiu's Carbolzed Witch Hazel
Salve. Best salve for burns, scrat.
ches and hurts. Il rs especially good
for piles Sold by d. a. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01
ro ouRe A colo IN oNe pAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouInine
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
d fails 10 cure. y. W. GROVES ais
nature Is on each box. 25o.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

" aols Ne. Flour :, hes, for pss,Ez.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-01

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22
sAxs wzALYx rs DrsranurnD
Chief stAtistissan % Census yursau
Writes On '"Ths Assets Of tAs

Chief stAtistisian % Census Yursau
Writes On '"rhs Assets Of tAs
Unltsd States"
ne nstfon's wealth b noe IN ths
hands - . ssv, assosdlng to L a.
Yswsr9 dhisf st8tist1eDan Of the csnsuu
anssaa ~ wssAiAgesa.
WRITING sn The Assets a - Unitsd
eeatssr In The September nunaar Of
~ American Journal Of OQcioienv. =
sued recently fysm ths Upivuu16 q
chicago press. Mr.. Powers has - Snl-
lowing - cay Of The eenssatsa11sn q
wealth n Amsrias
III w start with the value q fasms
ana ether homes which an hnewn 30
- swnsd By nsn e small Dosssnn1sns,
the savings ha1k dDesitB and ether
knewn posssssioas Of those sf raoGsrats
means. and than add the lowest PECULIAR
sstlmates Of the Dosssssisns q eur
mi1lionaires. We have an aggregate far
IN excess Of the census appraisal Of
national wealth, and the conclusion
un1r such circumstances 10 irresioe1hls
either that the census estimates are
Si1icuieusIy snail or the popular Ell
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22
LONG s LONG,


mates Of the wealth of our millicnaifss
are greatly exaggerated.
Tho writer does not And any evil
dsnes that wovid Justify other the
statement that eur national wsaitA IL
sressly undssseatsd Or that eur niliion-
sisss swn - lAsgs share q that wules
~ - leave the great majority wleAsus
pvoDeYty.s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22
WHAT TAFT WIZ no.

Here - . pesitivs dsolarstisa
By william y. Taft wAldA shsulA
rsassure tAs friends Of Hsssl1uAs
nsossvsIts
III elected I prspsss 10 asvses
al the sei,ity nat b n 10 - a.
csnstructive work Of sugssss1se
to Cessrsss TIE means ~ With
the Roosevelt Dsitsiss shall Be
clinchsd."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22

TAN il nakhs red inppsssisa BY
his thoughtful speeches. Bryan h as
clever ana ~ intsrssting ~ svsr-and
~ Observation-Disclosures nvsnias wis
censia.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22

,olor, be treated fairly before M
courts"
bishop Yallows' Tvfhute.
In introducing Mr.. Taft at Toledo
Ohio, Bishop Samuel Tallows ixdofss<
him unssservsdly, and In ths course d
his remarks said:
II can ava, without fear Of success
ful contradiction, that no man svss
came before The American people sos
the highest honor IN thsir gin % thor
oughly prepared 70 meet Its wsish4g
responsibilities an Mr.. Taft He u rtps
in the knowledge Of turisprudsncs and
clear ana drm In judicial decisienA
He has won, a. an executive o1losr IN
our Oriental possessions, the rlaudftl
Of his countrymen and Of admiring ma.
lions. He has satisfactorily settled In
those islands Of the sea some Of the
most delicate and dificult subjects, In.
volving deep-seated racial and religious
questions, ever brought MP for adjudi.
cation. He Ia deeply religious
without trace Of bigotry, fearing God
and working righteousness, az did the
two Adamses and Abraham Lincoln"
Taft's idea of Character.
In my effort to discover the quail
tiles which led one to describe Mr.. Taft
as "the highest type Of Christian gen.
tieman" I learn that the candidate
himself, within a month, has defined
just what importance he attached to
Christian character In the building of
q successful career. The question had
been put 10 him to develop his personal
views, and writing in response the Re.
publican candidate said:
"Your question suggests two others
which must be answered In answering
this: First, what In q Christian char.
actsr, and, second, what 10 q successful
career7 First, consider q Christian
character that Of one who holds a. his
ideal q compliance with the two COM
mandments given by Jesus Christ and
who earnestly strives to I'VE up 10 that
ideal. Second, should dsflns q sue
ceasful career TO be that career which
brings more real happiness TO those
who happen to be within the operation
q the influence Of the person whose
character In I'm question.
Coming now 10 answer your In
curry, I should say that q Christian
character I'm the building Of a success
ful career In its most important part.
The longer one lives the more con-
vincsd he must become that every other
Incident and element Of q career loses
Importance In eomparisen. and that
when q mans life work is done this 10
what stands out, and whether the
career 10 one Of profession, business or
politics. the same thing IL true"
what m oaa Friend says.
Mr.. Aaron A. Ferris, Z prominent
Cincinnati lawysg, who has Known
Judge TAFT for thirty years, said:
X have never had ecnsicn 70 ash
Judge Tart what his creed We IN mat
tiers religious. I knew that, when IN
clnslnDatl h hss hssn cults REGULAR
- aetsa6ancs q Christ npiseopal
church, q which members q his ian
~ are ce0mun1can1u, ana e which I \
An . vsstrynan. I now vssy ven |
nat no 80 n tresh1s % distress ever !
APPEALED - Hin without psssiving 81
PATIENT hearing anl psenpe ed mate |
nal aid, when N HE power . g1vs Il. |
- . nan's character y % b sauesd |
q what hs dosa and not ~ mere pro-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22

Auditors Subdivision of sH nwA, &c.
I22-56 8 26 on
Lot sek sell 35.I22-58 81 90
Prior's Out Lots
w 5ft 43ft I go Oh
Commencing at the ne corner of lot 4
running thence south 75ft, thence
west so #, thence south 25 It, thence
west 100 feet, thence north I25 it
thence east $50 IT,
to place Of beginning rs
Commencing at point 20 # south
from ne corner of lot 4. running
thence west 90 IL, thence southeast
90 ft, thence north % # to place OF
beginning 50
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-10-22

,olor, be treated faisly before IA
The evening world., 1908-01-31

Spring Valley, IL, boasts ~ 400 souls
two churches, an I. o. o. +. lodg. room. l
seed mil and BHI Papke.
owen Moran say that Mo Attell never
returned the 500 Ne cxa-tef because the
E"gasanaa W"s q half ounce orerweirht
at bis office. but 70 paying teller.
Although Jack Jawnson, TIE Asphalt
ssh,la' ,4s Il, on that PGrt OF the snhers
has been reported. Stranger
Boston save hat Bill Papks cheats tn,
IN the Hun. and they We're o, one one.
four and four rounds duration.
Georgetown wants Er-dire, the Indian star,
20 coach Its football squad
Nike Kaho- has signed wtsh Washington.
The "a Vet Tanks he can last a while
longer
Fred Tenny ha. no, signed to play FOR
McGraw yet They say he Is holding out.
John T Bush wants a royernlng board
a uogr7 - f.f- members could DO better
thar a president
XII Lay,Fn- has rpt ~ -sgs bug. he
Is 20 10 a sparslns act wl-3 Jack NcAlirfe
They ny Joha DAME, entered Cincinnati
smiling TO stEa si, contract Poor John!
G~orE. Winter. IN. clever Boston pitcher
saws he may AVE to quit the game mis-
year owtnE o H. heaith- He rs'uraed his
saying n. oou4a not sign,
Johnny Kl!nx looks rr sIlry G4ISsr< to
strengthen the Cardinals ca So1nia< SEASON
The evening world., 1908-01-31

LONDON. Jan. Sit is officially
1900 athletes in competition at the Lon
don Olmyp!c games, including very
large contingents from America. where
Capt. +. Whitworth Jones, the assist
ant secretary OF the British Olympic
Association. says matters a been
most enthusiast ically taken up.
The British Olympic Assoc alton has
to rely on its own exertions to raise
the large sum necessary TO fnance the
project, as II receives no assistance in
this respect from the Government, and
Is, therefore. at a d ~sadvantage with
other countries that have held the
games previously.
Manager MontgJr cry. OF the Columhia
University Athletic Association. has just re-
ceiyed the entry Of for the two
mile Intercollegiate relny championship,
which will be one OF the big features OF
the Coiumbia relay meet in Madison Square
Garden On Saturday, Feb. is, The Dart
mouth quartet Of halt-m!lers, which will
run against Yale, Penn. Cornell and pos-
s!hly Michigan, is r. /. Harms. George Snip
ley, w. u. Evans, a 4. Soule and ID.
Hoffman, substitute. This Is the same team
tina; beat Columbia In the Garden last win
ter and was subsequently," beaten by Column
blt at the Penn. relay carnival last spring,
Wesleyan and Georgetown have each entered
teams co.! Quarter-fnilers In the one-mile col
lege relay chann- ionship, in which II Is ex-
pe-'tei Yale, Penn and Chicago universities
will also enter teams.
Coach Reilly, Of the Georgetown track
cam. announces that he will enter his best
men al the Columbia and Foriham meets.
" o. Cox. a Junior a. Syracuse. has been
elected captain NJ the varsity track team.
succeeding Il, l. Young, who did not return
to college this year,
Wisconsin students have raised the 81. O0C
that the Athletic Council voted must he
The evening world., 1908-01-31
CYCL|ST
BARRED FROM GAME

Edmond Jacouelin, who rode a match
race and also started IN the siN-day BIZ
cycle race at Madison Square Garden
last fell. has been suspended indefinitely
by the Union Cycliste I~nternationale OF
France While here. he held up p. r.
Powers for 500 moro than his contract
called for and refused to rid until the
money was paid him. Powers paid the
money to avoid trouble and Immediately
took the matte up with the European
organization. with the above result. TIE
fact Of his suspension has been sent 10
all TIE countries In the world and now
~Jacquelin mo compete on the track
again unit! hr pays his fine and mis-
reinstatement is announced.
The evening world., 1908-01-31
HlGHLANDERS, IS; GIANTS, q

there until April i. Griffith has decid-
ed that II is not worth while 10 al
ARRANGEMENTS for too many exhIbi-
ton games, lor, as a rule. they do rot
pay; He will take a fun four weeks
"0rk at Atlanta, ard will tax on 10
cams other than The Atlanta Gu for
exhibition purposes. OF the thir.y-h,e
men he has sisned 20 make tho start
&c cNpectS TWENTY-FIVE Of fha- number
o make good. II three of t.e recruit
Layers deliver the goods expected he
will he satisfied.
This business o. signing up minor
.eaguers every fall Is purely a matter
population. The major league man
ager will sign up anybody tnut has the
east sign of being a ballpla yer and then
take a chance on his making good. AS
. rule about 2 per cent. OF the recruits
are good enough to keep In the last
four years Griffith has signed twenty
four pitchers. of which only one made
good, That man was IIogg. Neuer
looks as II he would also deliver, but
that remains to be seen.
The evening world., 1908-01-31
and THERE IN SPORT WORT

sna Ihay bill a. well al. 70 ever Ola GIL.
XII ~ proper plao. in the batti5g orS AZ
N'"s says ia to cad or. "'ae'
q S's ssi 'H"R Is M n. fact { thai. ry COBB
ssF,es' Their. Is a faint impressioonn one %3F'1 o /,
r. man seven American i,eay1c" t"cl' ~
from p ,f n%t on his trail should ne get awey
M"iraw has already decided ,rur -.
di"ET,,4D "' me Giants except the tiIrr han.
that n' r. J]en3inT. Is Iepcrts' rs ,,atla4
mats generous OF HugNey.
81 HG STUCK ~ Pr YG g oo Mcaissn football coach,
Their money. WANT
rra7k Go.oh ha. returned TO Buffalo
after wrestling in twelve dlft,r-nt cities in
az many nights, meeting all cOmers a.
winning al! the bouts.
After ne horwar, pas. rule mas resolved
ne benefit OF the pruning shears ana me
years. TN m Ike something ;a4lor made,
baseball squad nov that Tuy Tusas zoo,
steps lelt away from t1, dear old Yale
Ty Cobb, vho mad a aaG dozen ,ls, flghts
on the training trip o. he Do.-oi, am
careful. He refuses % sign With he Tigers
unless they sttpulNte IN TIE contract tl.at no
will be pGLa no matter II disabled
Hal Chase and Ty Cobb mus. have ,AEer
sea- advertisins. Up t date nsithsr q
thess alert gentsnsn have hi snytntnS p.t
The evening world., 1908-01-31
THREE THOUSAND ATHLETES
ARE To COMPETE At LONDON

forthcoming Before any dates Tor athletic
contests Of any sort were sanctioned
Wisconsin and Chicago Will have a dual
aquatic meet in Chicago saturday night.
L. II. Ten Eyck, coach OF the Badger crew,
Is also coaching the aquatic candidates
Micaigan's track athletes Will not begin
Work until the latter part - mex. week.
when. as Coach Fitzpatrick expresses f..
me candidates viii trot out and We MI!
hand"
Il Is hardly likely thar Frank NebrlCh.
Suf:alo's crack distance runner. who ran
BoahaE. ny ne way, in Bosom Just a year
ago ms week, vii succeed In inducing tie
\. a. l.. 10 restore him to the amateur
ranks; Nobrich's nsfousr is that h. ran
Hanlan's Point last summer. 'NebrIch Claims
that what he received for his services barely
covered his expenses.
Wesleyan and Princeton will run a relay
race at the Georgetown games March
The evening world., 1908-01-31
TkI2 NJ y lake
STRONGEST

One Sniff which It Is said will be made
on the White Sox !ntieid IS apt to make
:, the strongest in the American
League. George Davis, whose arm IS
40 nr-er at IFS best, and w1o for SCI
eral years has found It difficult to make
those long. quick throws from short
field, Is to be placed at second base, In
place Of frank Is5ell. while Parent Will
cover Davis's old place. With Donohue
at first, Davis at second. Parent ut
short and Lee Tannehil. at third,
Fielder Jones's team looms up mu~h
stronger than it Las in years, prOy.L-
ing, -. course. that the pitchers hold
UP their end.
Joe Tinker. the fellow who hustles around
TIE short field so expertly for the worlds
The evening world., 1908-01-31
Not a Baseball Score but Num-
Der of Men Each Team
Has Signed.
BY BULGEP.

THE New York Highlanders proba-
bly, have the largest squad OF
players from which to mould d
championship team that ever signed
their names TO the contracts OF one
club. They have th!sty-hve men en-
rolled for the spring training. The
Giants run them a close second with
twenty-eight.
Taken collectively this makes sixty
three knights OF the diamond who will
assemble to defend the baseball honor
Of New York, OF tina number probably
hfty-two Will show themselves to the
rams OF New York. meaning that eleven
VIII be dropped It is a good bet that
the entire eleven will be made I'D OF
the new comers The old men will re-
main. That's a c!nch.
Lnder present arrangements II IL
the intention OF the two New Yo-S
I'uDs TO start out the regular season
The evening world., 1908-01-31
MOUNTAIN RET|RES WITH $4,000

city after the exhibition they put up at the
stag Of the Long Acre A. C.. last night
They met In the final bout OF the evening an
furnished one OF the worst fakes ever pulled
pfr In town. Their exhibitor was so ra"
;1at a great many Of the club members b"
gan to leave the clubhouse before the fourth
r1und started. They pulled their punches
swung over each others head and banRe'
WAY at the body with blows which did not
IN wind them. Manager Mike Newman
WAS advised not TO put on. these two Phl,I
!elD.!a boxers. but he refused 10 take the
In. Who prelImlnariss We're good.
The evening world., 1908-01-31
Mike Schreck and Tony Ross
Start the Ball A-Rolling in
Crescent CITY.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

THE fighting game will be opened
up again in New Orleans TO-
night, and as the authorities
down there have given the cluos per
mission 70 go ahead and hold fights. tie
prospects are that many important o1'
ties will ne decided there in the ~
ture. M!ke Shrek. the Cincinnati
heavyyeisht. and Tony Ross, the game
The evening world., 1908-01-31

the s.eerase, and who was picked UP
and taught something OF the art by the
athletes themselves.
II hfty thousand dollars Is TO be COL
!ected 10 SEND the team to London In
the spring. there will surely be
enough to spare to cover the expenses
OF a an assistant, a trainer
and two rubbers. Fifty thousand dol
!ar5 VIII amply pay the expenses OF
about 200 men on that trip.
The evening world., 1908-01-31
Veterans Are All Signed.

Al OF the old men have aligned con
tracts on ooth cubs, the us was
competed To-Day when GIade, Chesoro
ana Newton sent ~ thelT names 70 the
AnttflCan LtaSue me h.sHlHs Lmese
80 ~ ~ ~, ~ .,osrss w ~ Iaarnas
49, az 80 n ~ 20" 20 &c
seen 80 " Go - nry,cs ~ ~. ax'
c~entioH %. NJ T'annay 90 ,orner
P5].t0plon 80 Govt IN ia rsr, 70
Srad ttrny.t Us NJ - ~ aaua mi
he had he,rd from Tennev and wht1e
ne had not signed a contract he ex-
ruI,gu H. utinCaI''S " aStee'"s NJ WI 'ee,n,iys
Nheh the l!HHl teSl came iHe ohIy