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New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

'Batt.d for Nourse the nth inning
Sew fort --.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--5 o . . q q q x-s
Boston q q q n n n y
Two base hts-Sverney ETterfeI4 Austin. Three base
hlt-pemmitt. Sacrifice hits FSberfeid
stolen base Chase Left bases Boston s: New York
10. First base Boston l. New York .
Double PLAYS Chase Elherfed and Cess Elherfeld la
porte and Chase. Struck out Ry wilson g. by Nourse.
!: by Pape Bases balls-On achlitzer, l. of
NourE-. ?. Of Wilson Wild pitch-Schtzer /. Pape.
/ HitsOn schitzrr. ! . innings. on Nourse.
in ? Ia innings. or Pape 8 IN innings. Time 30
Umpires-Messrs Connolly
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CRESCENT LAWN TENNIS TEAM WINS.

Charles NJ Bull, jr an1 Harry G. Martin. OF the
Crescent Athletic Club. scored three straight vic
tories over the of the Park Slope Lawn Tennis
Club Brooklyn on the latter's courts, In cham
ponship series OF the Metropolitan League. Bun
defeated Charles Chambers 10-S, g. and Mar
tin defeated Arthur Ray 6-1, SO. In the doubles
Bull and Martin defeated Chambers and Ray 2-6
.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
ATHLETICS WIN TWO GAMES.

Washington. July 27.-The Athletics took two
games from Washington to-day. winning by scores
Of s 20 and ) to .. Eddie Collins recovered his
batting eye in the second game and made three
hits.
The scores follow:
First game r. H. f.
T,hIiadeiphi4 o 3 o o Is II .
Washington.. o o t-2 10 2
Batteries-Dygert and Livingstone; Hughes,
Smith ard Street.
Second game r II. F.
Philadelphia .. 0 e / 0-5 IS
Washington. 0 1 0 o % 9 2
batteries Bender and Thomas; Wtherup and
Street. Umpires-Perrine and Egan.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
AMERICAN HORSES YIN
H. B. Duryea's Mediant Beats Pris
Gillian in ENGLAND.

oodwood. England. July 27.-Herman r Dur
yeas Nediant the Stewards Cup. at six fur
longs here TODAY beating q strong feld Of twenty
che horses including August Belmonts Priscillian'
which was unbeaten in the United States.
James r. Keene's colors were also carried to vic
tory by Esperanto. in the Charlton Handicap, at
one mile. while August Beront's Boudoir finished
second 10 Pine Knot for the West Dean Plate
Paris. July Wv. K. Vanderbilts Marcaurele
won the PriI Avy. which run at Chantilly
-da
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CHICAGO. 4: ST. LOUIS. a.

St Louis july 27.-st Louis held Chicaso TO a
.a,,,. inning tie to-day after having apparently
lost the game Darkness ended the contest In
the ninth inning Overall hit two batsmen and
pr0nrr succeeded him The home team scored
thr{cs before the latter settled down. Then he
tanned two men with runner on third and re
neatsd the dose In the tenth inning Bschman fin
tsbsd tbe game for St Louis in brilliant style.
The follows. - -
c..4a 1n1n-O o q 0-4 IL /
g T,'is 0 o 0 0 o / o o. s 4
pa,torias-t,veraH Brown and Archer; Sallee,
Rscbmsn and Phelps Umpires-klem and Kane.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
RULING ON PROTESTED GAMES.

Harry c. PulIiam. president of the National
League banded down decisions yesterday against
the protestsns in the of the Brooklyn Cincin-
natl game Of July S. protested by Brooklyn. and
the St Louis-Pittsburg game of June "a protested
by St. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
NEW PITCHER FoR BROOKLYN.

Macon Ca. July c7.-Jamss Vaughn. the leading
sft-handed pitcher of the Macon South Atlantic
League team. TO-DAY sold to Brooklyn for
$3.50 He will report az once. This sale makes
complicated case. which will be fought out BY
three major league clubs before the national COM
mission. the New York Americans claim title
Vaughp
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
MISS MARTIN PLAYS WELL.
U.ns Tro Matches IN UestChester
Id5rn Tennis Tourney.

Women lawn tennis players took their turn in
the Westchest>r County Association championship
tournament yesterday on the courts of the Dun
voodie Country Club, Yonkers. None displayed
more dash vigor and skill than Miss Anna Martin.
Of 1he Park Hi Country Club. holder Of the Smith
College championship. The college girl disposed %
Mrs A d Brtton. Bronxville Athletic Association,
in three lively sets. "a ss s+ and Mrs ". J.
stinweI OF the New Rochelle Tennis Club.
az 50 st.
The summary follows
Rss. asSS4 ss5 :s.a sssss sss
& haPop'hP % single .ts.,.s MI T., 9'l. sS
dl.sn ,I BT@n1yle ~ M,ss R4,,oS Anns MsTn
ss H.. Mrs. Julie. seo T.I5 Eg@e N.% hoePe. Fes
s;. :5os E. Rses.:
T 9. b; default: Miss Theresa Dryer PARK mi {. g
ss1.u M Tss a Hn9f Ns% MaTR Rocb:s P's + H T.
Mems douhle. Cse.ond Tou9d.A LatimFg and ", Van
motifs 3IaTk New Rochelle T G.. -. s-5: ", J.
Robertson and Dayd 5 IGdd B2nTs T Ys, a. a he 5
fault: Henry H Rurdick and p H lanes lanes Park Hi
g e = s ss5S11 RiessTa aqs.T ana y l. o,!Tsn
fr.ER e ER'T wr%sn. Egs i New Rcel. 7 dssstsd
er. and Aired L. Hsmrett, Club. defeated Or
Arthur G kssn snq s. and ordon Roper Manor
ob defeated Psrf9 1n' BLACK and s0in n Il r. roper H
wsnnr club defeated }. walsh and Lowell Lamb New
AssfE H.nqr a2a y Bard "nd
" lanes PARK Hl 9. g. 81. %; Nathaniel Eos
-. - Frank Wvnan, New Rochelle IT. g, defeated
Et-.on F1.r. and Alfred J. Hammet Manor Cub 9"
.i,ss doubles roundl-Miss Winfrsd katsnesch
q E.rry " Rurdick. Park Hill I. g.. defeated mIs-
~ stiu+siI and Frank Wyman. New ftocneIe i -.
". a 2. Miss theresa Dwyer and Theodore irvlhs
11-s,s r,,nUoJdie defeated Miss Flank ana f. =
ro. gnooe So Rochelle T. g. by default Mrs -:
5,,,on and A u Rritton. Bronxvile A g. @ @detesteo
p Atterbury Rupert w X AnGerso
ssTsdais l. T g 76 -; Miss Juliet i5 Leech rssi ana
R.hrbahn and Abraham Rassford jr brop1Hle PEo "A r.
Rron1viIIe A A defeated Miss smith anp Gs HenrV
p iuger N.w Rochelle T. g, by detsuti AZ
:, aurdick and Arthur Runyon Park H p.na- ~ NJ Rve
sas,.5 Miss Fleanora Nash and Robert p futna f's'
1. T. {. 6-4. 6-4
u,es Edith Howe a Normal College girl, paired
with William Bates. two matches yesterday IN
the round robin tournament on the Central FarA
courts They defeated Miss Anna Rosenheihl'
-r.to-s coIlege and Frederick De Vries, 6-2. 6-S'
and Miss Frank and Arthur Lobei, 6-4' e-"' In an
other contest Miss Iaukota and Arthur ScheHer de-
feated Miss Horwitz and l. Cohen 10 81. In the
mans singles / Weinsten defeated Arthur schefier
Ga, S4
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

Totals 30 sz' III ; -IoIaIs ..'os q 10
.Bsttsd for Ferguson third inning Batt.d tor More
fifth irning
New York .-..........-.....o
Hits-or Ferguson. in innings on Nor In
of Brow . IN innings Sacrifice hit Bird
well stolen hases-Murray, . Double psys-SEeeney,
I-fr on haser-N~p York 8; Boston.
~ First base on halls-on Ferguson. l. or More 2
~ NafbAv.son hsse errors-Nev YORK y
Boston 2 Hit b. piteher-By Ferguson tDeTiin ,rS ~
sIoys fN.vsr.1 Struck out-By Mathewson g NLd
nitc5-Mor. Ttme-1 81 Unpires--Johnstons anu
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
WOOD WINS LOW SCORE MEDAL
Leads Field Home in Qualifying Round for
Western Golf Title.

FIossmoore. Ill. July 2z-Warren K Wood OF
T1omewood won the low medal score prize in the
tbirtv-six hole qualifying round Of the annual
Western Golf Associations amateur Championship
.,,r,ar,ent AT TFomevood to-day. repeating his 3
r YESTERDAY for total of I46 which sets new
conDetitiOn record for the course
Mason Z Phelps. a former Yale champion and
ro1,e Western champion. made 79-IS-l5T.
The second best qualifying score was made BY
Fben NJ Ryers Of the Allegheny Country SIuos
P.ttsburg who turned in - to-day, making 80
for thrty-six holes.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CLEVELAND
DETROIT

Thrae base hft-KiIfer. Sacrifice hts-Easterly. Nc
Stolen bases-Easterley,
ia, basN ON baIIs-Bv Joss Summers. . nv
aitcSad bslI-Bv Summers. T. struck out-Bv Joss. .:
b,. summers First base errOrs-Cfevesnd. I: De
,roit q Lett on bases Cleveland g: Detroit g. Time
1.s5 Irmpires-O' Loughlin and Evans
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
p,T1seuRe. $: CINCINNATI +

Pittsburg July 27-WiIlis held Cincinnati to three
hits to-day and Pittsburg easily by n OF
; to / Oakes scored the only for the Reds
with a home run drive in the fourth inning.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

In the general tourney Perry beat Stevens IN
Vienna game. Custer lost 70 McMartin Sictiian
Defence and Ring beat Williamson In Gauoeo
Piano. Searle had a bye
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
prsrIrs OF GAMES YEsTERDA

J,v..v CITY 5: Buffalo. first gamel. -,
Jersey City. 4: Buffalo, = tsecond game
Newark. 9: Rochester o.
2; Providence. l.
Baltimore "
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
EksTrRS LEAGUE STANDING.
orrpoIr a. CLEVELAND. I

cleveland July g7-Detroit defeated Cleveland
to-day bv score Of 10 I. two of Detrotts = runs
being scored on errors Catches ny 'oo' anu w
Intvre prevented tie score
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
EIGHT In LONG RACE
BRIGHTON CARS NAMED.
List Noe Com plete for T5centy-four
Hour Auto Contest.

The list % entries for the twsnty-forr hour sifs-
mobile race which starts at the Brighton Beach
track on Friday night closed yesterday and showed
mat eight cars had been named for the long grind
nave had long experiences in track contests. ard a
not struggle for the honors is looked for The
entrance fee for the twenty-four-hour race xas
900 and prizes sggresating s2.1e0 are offered
Two drivers will alternate in driving the cara
while three have been chosen for two machines
The cars and their drivers are as follows
r-tv.-s
Acn. -----.--.---------.-.. Fstchke Van Tine
Stesrhs '........-.. Marquis ard Crosse
E2zier .---.---.--.- Mulloyd Cobe and F4sir-
2l9t De alma arker ard vss
II uslmsr q Singer Iescsult and Howard
Simplex .----.......-...-- Robertson and Pools
Entries for the shorter races on the card which
will be held on Friday afternoon. will close with
the receipt Of this mornings mail Among the
cars nominated the Buick OldsmobiIe Re-
nault. Fiat. Overland, Allen Kingston. Midland.
s P o. and Peerless Among the contsnders IN
the free-for-aH will be the Flat Cyclone Rsnsult.
Peerless. Red Dragon" Allen-Kingston. Gun
boat" Bucks. and a specially constructed Fiat
Mercedes machine
An added attraction is a ten-rnile dash FOR motor
cycles. which will be run on Friday. This rzoe.
which will be held under the sanction and auspices
of the Federation Of American Mosorcyclists. viii
have six competitors.
The establishment Of New York branch of
Thomas B Jeffery & Co. last year. 20 control
the sale OF Rambler cars IN New York and con
tiguous territory. has followed by ths
nOunCement OF the taking over OF the retail busi-
Of the Rambler. formerly handled BY thu
Homan & Schulz Company. by this branch, at Nos
IS and 20 West SD street. This location has bsen
the distributing point for the Rambler wholesaIs
business throughout the East during the last tan
months
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CINCINNATI.
PITTSRURG

ssrriGce fv"I Miller stolen hoses-Clarke Bescher,
" Miller. Double play Miller and Abstein First
basa on bsIIs-On Willis 3: on Rowan. l. Struck out
~Rv Willis T. First errors-P Plttshurg 3 I.eft
rn Pittsburg ); Cincinnati. 8. Time IN
rirp- -EiRler
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

\ ~ ~ IN m = T = TTI
RuCker Ward stolen
McFIveeu. out-Py Sparks. 3: by
Rucker 3 Double PLAYS McEvceu. Alperman and
Jordan Mcmillan. AtpeUnRn and Jordan First base
Philadelphia. +. brooklyn !. base balls
on sparks on Rucksr l. Hit nv pitcher-Ry Sparks
tApernlanl. hv Rucker pooin MRgee Left bases
Philadelphia I. Brooklyn. s Time-i:40 Umnre- Day
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston New
Detroit at Cleveland
Philadelphia Washington.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Ne York, S; Boston. o
Detroit. 81 Cleveland. I.
Philadelphia. 3: Washington ? Chrst Eame}
Philadelphia. ;; Washington tseCond game).
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
STAKE FOR GEORGE G4NO.
Fast PAGER UiHs Rich Chamber of
Commerce Prize at Detroit.

Detroit, July p. - The thirteenth renewal Of
the Chamber of Commerce s. 900 stake for z.1s
class PAGERS. originally q 224 class. vas won in
straight heats to-day by George Gano without any
particular effort the part Of that speedy stall
lion Star PatChsu the best OF the fed and
led into the stretch every time. bur IN the Hnsl
drive he could not keep pace with the flying son
OF Gambetta Wilkes The hest tine. 2-041t. the
second fastest ever recorded I'm the stake
In spite or the speed George GsnO had shown. last
year the betting was very active and the top pocl
was Ga1o $1,000 and the field s770 wealthy foi-
lowers of the trote-s kept the auctioneer busy for
the box
The su15+r4rtss follow
TROTTTNG-2.14 CIAss-PJFsF. 81 90
Fl victress. r. n. hy Fl 8arscia-Dolly. oy
Jennie Constantine. b tf5-any}
Ia Boudis. = fSaun6erst
Inner tiuard Murphy 9 8
NOnteIl h.. h Mcmahon -...-....--.-
Todd Mac 3. h Lake 5
Dan n. b. Burns dis
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STAEE-2,1S PACE-s5.o 900
ton. Nuthurst Murphy -.------.--.-
star PatChen. blk D. SNOW
Eooster Prince ro- Coxl----- ------.------.---
m tShaferl .
Anuahelle Lee bTs- tCieersi --------.--.--
Shs5eland Nutlsar. = \ tHopkinsl = 1900.
Time. 2o4is eoSie- 2-oS'4
20 TROTTIN+PURSE. $1,000.
Baron NJ Kinney. br. h. ~ McHinnsy-Ettie
Baron hy Baron Wilkes Cpicks-sonl. .-.-.----.-.
GIadys o. n tNcDCualdt
Miss Fayra b. tMcNahoni ---.-..--
Alnla'i~1 blk 4 tWalSsrl -,
e'7'i' l'''- y lime. 2.1ol+ 2-to'<- an
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
FIRST GAME
Totals ...34 2111 2

@ Rostoh yo ..-...'.-.'...'55 x
Two base hits Thomas; Bridwen. Sweeney shean
peyin M hhernes HITS ON Gran
Off In Innings: . I'm a
Sacrifice McC'ormck. Sncrlfce Nv stern
stolen basc-Shean Double plays RridweI and Tenney
Rrdwel and Devlin Left bases York s; Ros-
ton : First base on balls Witse. 2 First
on errors-New York. I: Boston. !. Hit by pitcher
Tuckey Tenney. Struck out-Ry Richie. . by Wiltse.
wild rit -Witse. Tme-1-4S.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
|fandfnes in Baseball Race

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New YCrk at
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston :; New York first game.
New York, 8; Boston. (secoud game.
Philadelphia. Brooklyn first camel.
Philadelphia 3: BROOKLYN, tsecond Eamol.
FfttsburE. Cincinnati. !.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. U4 innings; darsne.s).
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

| wilkes Barre 5; Albany. g.
| Scranton, g. Troy. 2
Syracuse 4; Elrnira, !
Binghamton. z. Utica, L
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

New Bedford 10; Fall River. (hrst gsme9
New Bedford s. Fall River. (Second san1e1.
Lowell. {; Worcester. Oh inntngsi
Lynn. >; Brockton. o.
HaverhilI. 3; Lawrence. (frst ga1nel
Haverhill =: Lawrence. Second San-st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
I-r.ev CITY q Buffalo.
Newark at Rochester
Providence Montreal
RaIt a Toronto
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
FIRST GAME

RT0okIyn n u q q q q q %
base hits ~. Titus IunllAy. Three hs.e
hit Magee. Sacrifice hy-Estss stolen Mage
Struck out-Ry corridor. bv Bell. :. Double play
and Bransdeld First base Philadelrhi
/ Left bases Philadelphia. 3. BrooKlyu. Time
uufr
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

BasebslI To-day. 4 P. M-Am.rican League Park
n. Y. Americans vB Boston
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
SECOND GAME.

Totals 80 6 S n 10 5 Total. 49,. ss s27I5
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
SECOND CAME
zen uInning nun vas scored

Totals al are PHI Totals 80
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
The score follows

TOTAL. Go. "a e1a y 10 / Total. .. 20 0 "a u 2
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Closing

ts0o 49, seiiing: for three year-oIds and rpuar
yon 80 one mile and n sixteenth start roo
Eshsfbe--.o ou' Time. l:sSM Winner ch
IAqul. owner. William Walker
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

7Ro7TrNG-2.14 c1As=rt-EsF. 81 ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

r5-- = selling. for -vear-oId- szn0 ,6S.5
Tl.s a1o hslf furiongs star good Won drIirg
6y-- ~. Winner h T. hy Meddler-Scbulan mite
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES ro-pAY.

81 - Selling. for three-.-esr ,iss mn ,1-,.
sorr,r meeting: 500 added one nils ~ iii''ie
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-13
FOR THE TERcsNTENARY
Vermonters Preparing for the Big
Celebration.

Into the warp and wool of Ameri-
can history the name of Lake Cham
plain is inseparably woven, and for
that reason, if for none other it is
fitting that the observance of the
30Oth anniversary of the discovery of
that beautiful body OF water should
be observed in a manner well befit-
ting the historical importance of the
event ii is to commemorate. To this
end the entire week OF July 4 has
been set apart and Vermont is now
astir with preparations for the enter
tainment of the many who will visit
the spots made sacred by the blood
OF their forefathers and revel in the
natural beauties of the delightful
Champlain valley during that period
To the making of the Champlain
Tercentenary something which may
well go on record as worthy the ac.
Movements of Champlain himself. of
the gallant McDonough, the intrepid
Ethan Allen and even of Benedict
Arnold who in the purity of the beau.
tlful lakes environment. fought for
his country with bravery which has
Aeen lost sight of in the treachery of
his after years many forces are at
work Two commissioners, one re-
presenting the state of New York and
the other representing the state OF
vermont have been working for
months examining every possible
phase of the coming celebration, ac-
cepting his suggestion and rejecting
that, and out of it all slowly but sure
ly evolving the official progress which
Will soon be announced in it's COM
pleteness. From the federal govern
ment and from Canada has come
timely aid and suggestions, while the
steamboat and railroad officials are
doing everything which can be done
to hasten the solution of the problems
OF transportation. Reduced rates on
the transportation lines entering or
approaching the Champlain valley are
soon to be announced and in antici-
patton of the great rush of tourists
and sight seers who will descend up-
on the region during the week of the
celebration, special arrangements for
their transportation are now being
made. Matters relating to the com
fort of President Taft and the mem
bers of his cabinet, who with other
distinguished guests will visit the diff
ferent points at which exercises are
to be held about the shores of the
lake during the week of the celebra-
ton are receiving the personal atten-
tion of members of the committee.
The guests of the state, among
whom vii be in addition to the pres
ident and cabinet members, Vice
President Sherman, Speaker Cannon
and Senator Elihu Root, the British
and French ambassadors, Earl Grey.
Governor General of Canada. Sir Will
fred Laurier Governor Hughes Of New
York, Governor Prouty and ex-Gov.
Proctor of Vermont will be at Crown
Point and Fort Ticonderoga where
exercises are to be held at the his
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-13

The making of new laws resembles
the building of new machine. The
plans may look all right in the draft
and on the blue print. but actual oper-
alton is the real test The change in
the statutes by the recent legislature
providing that hereafter all persons
under sentence of less than a year
shall be confined in the country jails
has resulted in depicting the work
house at Rutland to the extent that
there are not now prisoners enough in
the institution to keep things going.
A proper adjustment whereby only
such prisoners as should be cared for
by the state shall be sentenced to the
workhouse is a difficult problem. The
experience gained during the next
year, however, will undoubtedly en-
able the legislature to remedy what
ever faults are discovered in the new
law.
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LOST

T OST-Betwen Hawks livery stable and the
IL Van sanford farm. "A small russell hand
satchel. Liberalreward will be paid finder for
returning TO Dexter Gleason $40 Silver ST. u
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TO RENT

no RENT-House corner Main and Valen-
l tine streets. Conveniently located for
renting rooms or serving lunches Inquire
Mrs. Edward Norton. oOt6
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FRANK B. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

Roosevelt Bags two Long-Neck-
ers" is a headline in the Barre Times
over a dispatch describing the killing
of two griaffes by the ex-president in
Africa. Even in Vermont we have
our localisms. Outside of Barre the
word "long-necker" has no special
significance, but every resident of
the Granite City knows that it refers
to a quart bottle of a peculiar de.
sign.
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ITO 'tESI-OfHce in the awnings Bank build
j ing. ~
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ITO 'tEEI-Ofice in the avings Bank build
i ing. ~
ITO RENT-Two desirable tenements on
i Pleasant st. Apply Mrs Walker, 100 Pleas.
ant St 41tf
ITO RENT OR FOR SALE Modern
house, nearly new. with all the up-to-date
improvements. Inquire of j. S. Silk. 40tf
ITO RENT-The Chandler Homestead on
i North street n II room house with hot and
cold water, bath and all modern improvements.
Apply 20 Clarence Chandler. Tel. S6-l1. 32tf
ITO RENT-Two desirable tenements on
l. Main street. Apply to DIR II. j. Potter.
ITO RENT-Desirabe tenemants, Offices
L stores, mill property with water power
individual storage lockers. VIM. E. Hawks. 2O5
North st.
ITO RENT-HOuse on Elm st. with all mod
J. ern improvements. Inquire of j. II. Hab
berly. l0ot2
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A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
pneumonia and consumption. Con-
tains no opiates. The genuine is in
yellow package.-Quinlan's Pharmacy.
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IN SUPREME COURT AGAIN

Lease Involves Accounts Before Chan
Gerry Courts 80 Years
Montpelier, May 12.-Because Of
the disqualification of Judges H. Pow
ers and Haselton, Judges Stanton and
Hall of the superior court sa4 with the
supreme court today to hear the ar.
guments in the case of James d. Bell
and others against the Vermont div
ision of the p. and o. Railroad com
pany from Caledonia county arising
from unsettled accounts of the Port
land and Ogdensburg road in the chan
Gerry courts for 80 years. II has been
to supreme court three times.
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Why Does It Cure

Not because II Is sarsapariiia,
but because il Is a medicine OF
peculiar merit, composed Of more
than twenty different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
cures OF troubles Of the blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrof-
ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous
ness. that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, and builds up the system.
Gat II today in the usual liquid form or In
ehocolated tablet form called Sarsatabs.
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10 W PRI G Ed
ADV E R T Isl NG

Advertisements not over four lines
in length in this column, % cents for
one time, 35 cents for twice, so cents
for one week and slips for one
month if paid for when the advertise
ment is brought in. II credit is given
an additional charge will be made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-13
MISCELLANY OUS
Garbage Removed

VIII gather and cart away rubbish, garbage
and ashes promptly and at reasonable prices.
Telephone after 430 or in the evening, 14i-2
or drop postal card to Newman Harr ington,
Fairlawn Park. Also have wood for sale. Also
prepared to pillow gardens.
N. HARRINGTON.
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WANTED

WANTED clerk in drug store; one reg
w istered preferred. Address Wallingford
Cash Store, Wallingford, VT. 59t1
"ANTED--Ten new milch cows. No Jer-
w seys. Must he in good condition. State
age and price and full description of cows.
Telephone Fred c. Nelson, West Pawlet. VT.
55t12
WANTED-Ac cook at once. Apply 10 Mrs.
w A. j. Cooper. 55tf
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FOR GALE

DOR sALE-One end spring carriage, new !;
II one square box end spring buggy one
one horse lumber wagon: one heavy single
harness; one light single harness. Charles
Adams. b2tf