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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11

9ommer ". ". Soule ira GnpiO
Sin bar SisIetOn ocnne llGe. Nan
er osmotraiiit &anoiOat Tor Aon9rs3s
mano o9 bans yeip9 pdr yNtitl9 ii
politit giatur,
Gaing Villcjoro, Der bor / g0benipn.
men o9laa bar lipre Gienoomme Cm
e9nen al Sisicton bar bcr / GDnl
/ 6orretnin0snnlig0eEocr Sluit.n al
lohe ll9e. Oct er os iorialt at glIlc-
ioro'n ipruoen onore Nerli0beocr cicr
ca. 5000 2lcres Vnno. % oct bur6c 10
brGolaoc ell 6nmlie.
Set paaitOace, at Den laaialoie ,2ltnD
g4orm" bar QjOrt goeGQQeiltr pal
Here 2 S'Cocr Smcgnen. Saoleocs
ital Cl 6.GrnQtr, iilbpreroc ,Scn@
,Ssr9enicn gi0rbeoen al VceUer, pulg
alosle9 oplpii al bette ooclGQQcnoe
6nlcit. Cgion / NGrbeoen al 5um-
NIT bar ocn Oilt Jig o9 9jort Gocl06-
geIlc poa 3imotbp bp.2lOlIn0cn.
glle 0icuneiicr / oenne Sant al Wel
Den ilenoer so 8. glno, baaoe IorOl
ban CT Ell Hint SrG'ter. 600 lRctanlict
o. ioetbeleta9et en- proItIlt NanO. men
tante ban er blet melt beilenot lorol
ban CT Gneeler of ct 2lutomobilubDyc,
lom gjer mere Gnrn % Sigl emo 100
Iororrtne ,SrlUnocrne pna Ct. YGtrid9
8a9en. Ter CT nogle pItti0e OoOes
Der lom bar triltnet 9luiomobilen
- yNasgaoresrelen" p9 bette 9iabn ian
10 bore bra NOT. giNOnet iliGmmer
ln9en Oct bar BOG life ON bette pi
e9entlI9 ullOe llriOe; men ON at buNOt
guno o9 oNus9oarosreien" Sononga
2U9lo bar uolat ior en- NNnoelle, lon
tlnoe ba inut temmcli0e nlpOrli9e Hsl.
ger, bOis lite GDllen bapot p0ret meo
Dem be99c. SOgcn bGn0cr ilig lam.
men: @r. 1uno bar Here tore 3rG.
ltetontratter at uoiere omtring / 6oun=
trDet, o9 SsnoO9 be9np bon pg 2laa=
9aarosreien" Jig no paa en- Snipel=
tionsreIle al bet fore Serritorium al
luobeltet @rsoe, ON Oenter paa at bli
tr@ltct nnoer Sr. Vunos oD9t9e Sc.
belle. 0a ban enoeli9 Ihlloe be9ipe
lig paa Sjempeen i9jen, bar oct blet
lent; O(prtet ialtt pnn o9 bet trueoe
meo StD99eOelr. n2lnsQNNroartien" "
pulteoe lOm en- @renlanosbOal / We=
ltr0belen lor at naa rem iii trillent
6olt isr llpeirct begDnote, men Stl0b.
nen bloe anoerleoes. Site lon9t ira
Vp9rTnbIen blep ,gas0aaroareien"
paa en eller Nnoen uIortlarli9 lPnNoc
bl0noet peo Spnet al oe li0r!e elettri=
lte 3ps / SisIctOn % Tom no al &urs.
9ielultatet bar, at bnaoe Heien" %
Suno paa Ell mlnore tomTortnbel Mtnn
De bauneoc Ell @rpIt peo Ncitan-
ten ben enc ppenpa0 ben anoeu.
Oct mrriclgc peo belc 0lliorien CT,
ut ingen ai bent Tom til Siaoe, men
eiter enoel minorc Gjienporoi9beoer
ANTON til Npen / beolte Telgaaenoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11
81 hrr, Narmcrt.

Set bar lDttebts os at 'n0c ct lah
Martco Tor 6lurbulm pg Ui lpnca at
bllroe ltptte bette. oerlom nj pentcr, at
oct itul neoburc. giu, 0u Nelene CT /
noGenlllnoe 0pO StanO, er SiOen at
ijore ino 1eres 0aim. Gnteltc pp=
nNNr Ell Pris al $l.50 pr. 9lcrc for
ter, pU9tig Nalm. 9eriom oct CT
ubeleili9t ior Gem at tjsre inO SiraOet
M eler for Snoiaanin9en, luu pll pi
ilsbe Oct eIter SnOiaanln9en. Der
Ior brUno life Sulmen; oen cr
ial0bar Tare, naar ben CT tor og ellers
/ 9ob Stano.
sWc0O & Sou.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11
eisietoll og Omco|l.

etatst syoiat Vattertln er for 2loen
irau0renoe pna ell 6etreaiiDnsrcIle.
9leSaitOr Souaen al gSilmOt par /
Gisieton imanoa9s / 6orrctning50ns
li9senoer.
Georae pg 1arpep 6roisbD reilie
5reba9 til Wil,uauiee paa cn 6ornei=
eliestur.
Yemut Mmlebninsen og iaa lat DC
patre ,Soubenir" Nlasparer. lom III
bapes tllial9s ,Geo 6rols" Npolbetct.
3. &. Ytriins er reilt til yilcaru9ua,
Gentral gmsrita, bpOr ban er intercs
ieret i Npln9 al Bananas og anoen
1rust.
Yaniiasierer @unoer &iulep al Apple.
ton bar paa yeisg bos yrooer IS. g.
2iplep % 5amilie ober Scnoogen
Dan rsilte bjem lgjen Wanoags GoGlo.
80 er bpi pris paa oct lotale Ular'
te0, Darierenoe fra 80 til $l4 pr. 3on.
s minneapolis er priien $l5 iii $40
pr. 3on. Ter er Wan9el paa so
operalt og prIien oil ianoiDnli9Ois 9aa
enoa bsiere. darmerne ltuloe 0crior
ia goot Bare baaoe paa 9s o9 Straa.
Gn 5armtr NGrbeoen al 3io9ers
tpooo bar berom 9asen iaa uiorli9ti9
at ipprse ell 3ramp ON ban lite oiloe
bjalpe til meo Snobslinin9en moo 900
Detailing. 6or oenne lin llioritam-
metbeo fit 0armeren Sulina o9 8ram.
pen 10 9ases 69nslel for i'm pusili.
ftiiie SDer.
Sberift s,paniou, Der Oglaa lnoebar
Yeltillin9sn iom Same gearoen, ="
bar noteot Orore ON, at SG9ere mua
ubtage gitenIe inoen ben l0oe Sep
tember. @an flyer, at SopenS yctcm'
melier meo Denipn til Stpttere pil
npie blipe siennemisrte. 9e Glore
9illaoelier nblsb ben 30te SUM.
Ira @auiinion itripes til os, at ben
DaalTorm, iom git Oper oisie &anter
forrige Ssnoag, o9iaa gjoroe Itor
CbelGg9elie baaoe Der ypcn os pao
9anbst. s Conn Of Gjreehoule ipneS
bog Staoen at babe OGret Iterlt, ioet
Hsre 6armere milteoe Welteoelen al
beres Mblins.
Gorbrdmot. Wrs. 2lnoree bar liohe
Ssnoas iaa ubelois at faa i'm beire
paanb Ilemt forbrGnbt unoer 6orlss
act paa at fafs en- br9noenoe @ass
olineobn paa Dor. Oljebeboloeren
babbe l9ttet, os ba Wrs. glnoree itulbe
gisre op Tdrme too bele Opnen lDs
Cue; men bun bar aanosn0roorenoe
moi at tafe ct 8ulptGppe oUer Spnen,
bborpeb bun fit ormpet Sloen O9 tit
tafet ben brGnoenoe Wasie paa Dor.
Det bar unoer oenne beltcmooiss Sanb-
ling. at bun tit lin Saano lorbrGnbt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11

@t lioct ,loebtiinotnoe oil, ON man
grubler oerpper giat pg Dag. bringe
gterpeipltemet llorosn pg l@9ge Ell
PAD SpJeleiet. Serfor, .O0r life uro.
Zig cller Un9lteiil, men bOlo Scm Ueo
goot Moo pB bap SilIio til Or. Yeters
auIip. 9et CT uoelutienoe iammen-
lat al Ylunte= Seianooele % inoebnl-
Der intet iom lite piI gisre suot. Zen
sr lite tilialSs paa 9lpotbster, men er=
boloes al ipcclelle 9l9enter, dnlatte al
60blllantsrne. Or. Better 6abrneD IL
Sons So. 1925 so. 0opns 9lpe.,
6bica9o. 81.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11

perien leue0c life No0t Iammln b
i'm Nulru i DC Iorltc par al ut 2(r0tt-
itub. Site nnt mcO at DC mun0buN
geoes ira giorNcn til 2lltcu, ultc tom
oct pgiNa til NAan0aribcjiG0cOcr. (Fn=
gang meOte bon Irem 2lubbca op-
tptct opcr bclc @lnliAtct.
,OU9o er Dcl Ipr unoCrli9t Nicrr=
glpicr Oh er tutopIrct mco:" ipur9tc
Olien.
Set CT min Gpnt9 Ndanoltriit,
lportoe Fcrlen.
Opcr 500, 900 91mo ljlc. llippct oi
,faar @Do l0tctd. lliouiund ol
9cDomlnl r nctcp blcpti lolgt til ct
EOronlUm1, 5. NolblUuo u s..
Frilcu lgCa at pWre 90 NCnts pr. ~.
Gtttc CT cit Eo.crc Mis-. cno man Ucn=
tcGc tlollGc~ Y:J Eayct cg oar llolG'=
oct Al lMDerbunolinQCr, lOm btco lprt
At lr- Staic 9@Ool 0jrcmcr. U slOcJG=
tiOn, til bUiljtn DC IorliIcIiGc 6Aurc=
op0r0ttcrl ltlttcoC zig. Gtnnt Ito
Onr ira 30 Id0rC1nIcrC pg nal 'niNt
til pCbIiiicilQ Nltcrtrn0. 9cite er
Den becltC 4Nl2 opnpaet laor re- cr II
3 iii Gents bpletc enc ocn, lem D.
in0lpi0uCllt SUl0tre Tar opnaNet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-11

+ Quack grass and Canada :
!. thistles propagate through !
!. seeds and roots. TO eradicate, =!
!. prevent seeding and seek a /!
1. method of root destruction. I.
j. The Division of Extension, De- Z!
i. partment Of Agriculture, Uni :
y yersity Farm. st. Paul. will I
!. send valuable Information con- :
!. corning eradication of these |.
+ weeds, II asked for. =!
]. !.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28
NO MARKET FOR UMBRELLAS
United States Consul in Peru Has
Post in Country Where Rain
Is Unknown.

Former Secretary of State s. M.
Taylor of Urbana, now United States
consul to Peru at Callao, is home on
the first leave of absence from his
post since he was assigned to Callao
three years ago.
I'VE like life in Peru" said Mr.. Tay-
lor. while my Office is in Callao, /
live in Lima. Callao is the seaport, a
place of about $4,000 population, while
Lima, seven miles distant, has popu'
lation of 100000. We are IL degrees
south of the equator, so that this is
their summer, but it Is never very hot
there. They get the sea breeze and
1t rarely gets over 85 degrees Fahren-
heit, while the lowest temperature is
about 65. OF course, frost never oc.
ours there.
1.-THE climate is one Of perpetual
sunshine. 1t never rains. All agricul-
tural operations must be carried on
by means of irrigation. A Peruvian
girl came up to Panama with me, and,
though she was almost a woman, she
had never seen rain. When we en-
countered thunderstorm in Panama
she was badly frightened. 1t was the
first thunder l had heard for three
years"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28

The $2,OOO,000 estate, left BY Daniel
c. Kingsland, real-estate operator,
Is to be distributed among his
nephews and nieces. Some of It will
60 to the half hundred lawyers vhe
represented the various heirs.
Justice Truax ordered the distribu-
ton of the fortune after learning that
the disputes had been amicably ~
tied. When the case was called, q
small regiment of lawyers stepped
forward.
How many attorneys are interest.
ed in this notion" asked the court.
There are, think, about forty-ons
present this morning." replied Attor.
ney William R. Wilder, as spokesman.
"There are more of US when we gath.
or in ce."-New York World.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28
Phone M. F. Martin for ice.

Phone M. F. Martin for ice.
Where have you been getting
those luscious Strawberries?
AT Bradens.
LOST: Red book on "Duck rails
ing" on north road from Meade.
Please leave at this office.
The Hockett and Dick sale
near Fowler, Tuesday was well
attended and good prices were
realized. ]. l. Stamper cried
the sale.
Ray B. Price of the Ford Pro-
moter came to Meade Sunday
morning after being all night
sitting up with Rock Island
trains in an effort to get from
Bucklin to Meade. Ray came
to call on his friends here es-
pecially those of the News force.
Mr.. Price is making the Pro
moter good paper, and has the
support of his town and deserv-
es it. We expect to see the
Promoter come forward rapidly
under his management.
The second monthly sale day
will be held in Meade, Saturday
May Ia. All property brought
in was sold on the first sale day,
and good prices were realized.
Send list of the property you
will sell to The News at once,
so it may be published in time
to be thoroughly advertised.
Remember it costs you nothing
to sell except half regular auc-
tioneer's fee. Other attractions
are being arranged for and the
sale will be bigger and better
than before.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28

The "kuocker" is always with
us. He is just as necessary to
the existence of town as the
booster. He IS the balance
wheel which regulates the speed
with which town travels on
the up grade, keeping the over
Jealous boomer from running it
ahead of the resources from
which it derives its support.
AT times his knocking is mali
cious, and actuated by selfish
motives; with others it is a habit.
There are two ways to deal
with the knocker. The best
way is to listen to his case, ex-
plain to him the situation, dis
cuss with him the proposition
pro and con and endeavor to set
him right. If after a certain
amount of this treatment he con-
tinues to ply his trade, the best
thing to do is to run over him
with the band wagon of pro-
erosion. A man sometimes ex-
oresses himself in a manner
which sounds like knocking
when he is misinformed and lit
is better to reserve the band
wagon attack until he refuses to
acknowledge that he is in error.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28

Mrs. w. G. Osgood is visiting
relatives and friends in Meade
this week.
Elmer Schneider while break
ing kindling stuck a nail IN his
foot and is going on crutches.
We had the pleaaure OF shak-
ing hands with Jacob Miller at
Hutchinson, last week. Mr..
Miller is trying to trade Hutch
inson property lor Meade prop
erty.
Mrs. Blanch Kuehl of Wichita,
was visiting her nephews, the
NARROW boys and their mother,
Mrs. A. o. Rosenberg a few
days last week, returning home
Monday.
The farmers sale day effect
continues, there being more
people in town than formerly,
and some of the merchants had
to hire extra help to handle the
trade last Saturday.
Several members of the differ
ent branches of the 1. o. o. F.
Where went to Pratt, Tuesday to
participate in the celebration of
the anniversary of the founda-
ton of the order in America.
o. r. Stevens, who went to
Pratt to help celebrate the toun-
dation of Oddfellowship in
America, will go from there to
Canadian, Texas, where he will
be for few days the guest OF
his sister.
There is not flour mill be-
tween Pratt and Dalhart.
Meade offers an excellent loca-
ton in good wheat country.
1t could be built with home
capital and would prove a paying
investment.
Walter A. Burford came down
from his artesian farm Saturday
on a business trip. He said
things in the farm line up the val
ley were coming on well, that
wheat was growing finely and
farm work progressing salts
factorily
7 Francis Backe came home last
week from Valparaiso, Indiana,
where he had taken a course in
piano music and tuning pianos.
Francis has his diploma and re-
pair tools. He will be at home
a short time when he will be-
gin his professional work.
C. K. Sourbeer expects the
workmen to be on hand and be-
gin work on his new brick gar
age this week. Some of the
machinery for the shops will
also be in. This will be some
which Truax & Truax who have
the building leased, can use in
their present shop.
While in Hutchinson 1ast::week
we met on the street several
times our old friend John Sweet.
John is playing in one Eof. the
league ball teams there. The
work is showing on him. Jas he
has lost several pounds in
weight. While there he made a
hit which saved the game for
his team and was receiving manv
congratulations on his .lgood
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28
Notice To Water Consumers.

All consumers of water from
the old water works who desire
connections with the new system
are hereby notified to make ap-
pllcation to the Water Commits
sioner, Mr.. Sam Ellis for per-
nit to be transferred to the new
system, as the old plant will be
abandoned May 10, 1910. All
persons in arrears must pay up
in full before a permit to be
transferred will be issued.
By order of the,
City Council.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-04-28
Alfalfa Straw: S miles north
of Meade, $500 per ton.
o. S. Newberry.

Mrs. George DeCow left
Tuesday night for Sarcoxie,
Missouri, for short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Randall,
after which she will go to
Eureka, Kansas, for her health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
W. |. ooKAY SUCCESSFUL

After a great deal OF effort and cor
respondence W. l.. Gokay, the popular
druggist. has succeeded in getting the
pr Howard company TO make a spec
lal half price Introductory oner on 'he
regular nifty cent size OF their oelS'
hrated speclnc for the cure OF consul
nation and dyspepsia.
This medicine Is recent discovery
for the cure OF all diseases OF the sto-
mach and bowels. Il not only gives
quick relief but It makes permanent
cures.
pr. Towards Specific has been so
remarkably successful in curing con
stipation. dyspepsia and all liver trou'
hlos that W. T. Gokay Is willing 20
return the price paid In every case
where Il does not give relief
So great Is the demand for TINS spS'
olac that W. H. Gokay has been abl.
to- secure only a limited supply ana
every one who Is troubled with dys'
pepsia constipation or liver trouble
should call upon him at once
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
ARLINGTON

Paul Waterman has returned from
New York.
John Reed is in a sanitarium at
Rutland Mass.
Mrs. S. Vault is visiting relatives
in Manchester
Miss Bridget Ward of Cambridge is
visiting her mother.
Miss Agnes Robinson is caring for
Mrs Horace Williams.
Miss Mabel Woodwork is visiting
relatives in Kingston, n Y.
Mrs. John Wright spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mattison.
Miss Elizabeth Thornton Of Troy
visited Mrs George Howard recently.
Miss Josephine Robinson Of Rem.
nington is spending Sunday with her
sister.
Mrs. Nicholovious of New York Is
with her mother, Mrs. William Smith
for the summer.
Mrs. Diana Bull Of Sunderland is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. George Sargood
Mrs. George Howard has been con.
fined to the house the past week ow.
ing to sore throat
Miss Laura Chandler and Harold
Cole OF Cambridge spent Sunday at
the MacAulley home.
Miss Lena Sprague after spending
few days al ner home in Readsboro
has returned to her work here.
Mrs. Annie Mattison OF Schenectady
has returned home after visiting the
Misses Robinson over Memorial day.
Mrs. Jerome Lakin has returned
from Troy where she visited her
daughter Bessie at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
Miss Lillian Eichbawen OF New
York CiE who has been stopping with
the Misses MacAulley has returned
home
Miss Susie Brockway who Il stay
Ing at the home OF William Culliuan
spent Sunday with her mother in sun.
derland.
William Remillord who has been
employed by the Refrigerator com.
pany for the past few months left
Friday for Burlington.
James Kilburn and son Carl OF
Manchester have been called here
owing to the serious Illness OF the
formers sister. Mrs. Horace Williams
who is gradually falling.
Mrs. Frank Garfield left Thursday
to visit her son Edward and family
In Schenectady. From there she will
visit her daughter Ellen who is a
teacher at Cornell University. Ithaca.
The Altar society OF the Catholic
church will hold fair IN the town
hall beginning Thursday evening and
continuing until Saturday evening
Friday and Saturday afternoons fancy
articles will be for sale as well as on
the different evenings
I. Z. Barcombee. an employe Of the
Refrigerator company who was iniur
ed the 10th OF May has received his
accidental insurance money for the
l6 days he was unable TO work
through the agent. Fred II. Garfield
OF the Continental Casualty company
OF Chicago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
PASSENGER RATES RAISED
Both Boston and Main and Boston &
Albany Increase Tariffs

Boston, June passenger rates
went up Wednesday on the Boston &
Maine and Boston & Albany railroads.
In the case of the Boston & Maine it
is the beginning of the restoration of
the rates in effect before February /,
1907 and on the Boston and Albany
the new figures are the rates that
were charged for many years before
1906.
On the Boston and Maine the only
line affected is the Fitchburg division
for which the new schedule was ready
in time to be filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission a month ago.
The increases on the other division
will come on July | In accordance
with the notice now on file with the
commission.
People who live within fifteen miles
of Boston will not be affected by
these increases, nor will those who
travel frequently enough to make USE
of the season tickets or the lively,
ride tickets as the communication rate
have not been disturbed 1t is onl,
the single tickets that will cost NOR
but for distance of fifteen miles on
even the single tickets remain al tn
prices that the company has charge
for them for years.
On the Boston and Albany the il
crease is restoration of forme
rates and does not affect the COMMIT
tation tickets or any tickets With
eleven miles of Boston. The rates r.
main the same as far out as Rive
side.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
AUGUST BELMONT THROWN
Meets With Accident While PLAYING
Polo


New York. June 3.-August Bel.
mont was thrown from his pony YES.
terday afternoon while PLAYING polo
at the Meadow Brook Hunt club on
Long Island For q time there were
many umors that he had been serl.
ously injured. but az his house last
night Il was said that he had only
been badly shaken up. At the Mead.
ow Brook club Il was said that he had
broken wrist The pony was In full
gallop and In tripping turned com.
plcte somersault Fortunately Mr..
Belmont was thrown clear. The horse
rolled over and over several times but
did not strike Mr. Belmont with rs
feet and did not roll upon him. Mrs.
Belmont was Immediately notified hy
telephone and hurried out TO the Hunt
club In an automobile. She brought
her husband back with her To their
town house where Il was said that Mr.
belmont had been able TO eat dinner
with her.
At his country place however. the
I village reorts were that Mr.. belmont
suffered broken rih that his scalp
was torn and that his face was badly
/ bruised and lacoratod. Moreover ID
was said that the nony foll ON him 30
heavily that he lay breathless ON the
ground and that Il was necessary to
resort to artificial respiration 10 bring
him back to consciousness
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
AuCnlg SAFE

The home farm of the late Reuben
Ranger in the town of Mendon. only
six miles from the city Of Rutland. or
the Rural Free Delivery and stage
road. Two minutes walk from schoo.
house. The farm consists of $50
acres more or less suitably divided
between tilable land, pasture and
wood land. Has a good thrifty apple
orchard. The buildings are ample
and in first class repair There is
running water from an unfailine
spring in the house and barn yard
VIII tie up and keep 90 cows. This
Is most desirable place for anyone
wanting a good home. 1t is hard to
find a place offering such advantages
for keeping summer boarders; as the
view from the house is most beauti-
tul, 1t is surrounded by trout streams
and within easy distance for picnic
are three of the highest peaks of the
Green mountains, Killington, Little
Killington and Pico. Also the follow
ing personal property:
/ pair work horses, / pair two veal
old stears, / Two year old bull, 6 COWS
10 two year old heifers, yearlings
l, 3 axle wagon; s, and "a wagons
/ buggy, top carriage, pairs trav
erse sleds, old sleigh, 2 dump carts
grain seeders, tedder 3 mowin,
machines, 2 horse rakes, numerous
small farming tools, Stoddart
Creamery, churn and other dair.
articles, 40 cords wood, 10000 fl
boards, blacksmith shop tools an,
outfit. Auction promptly at 10 a. N
Wednesday, June 8, 1910.
Mrs. Lucy NJ Ranger, Admx.
Perry G.. Dawley, Auctioneer,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
Az. Richie &CO.
NO LIQUOR FOR COLLEGE BOYS
Law Forblddins It's Sale Near Leland
stanford University is Upheld

Menlo Park. Cal, June 1.-The APP
neuate Court has upheld the law
which prohibits the selling OF liquor
within one and onehalf miles oil Le'
land Stanford Jr.. University
A Menlo Park saloon keeper appeal
ed to test the validity OF the law.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
Piano PupiISlWanted.s.

Miss Helen Hurley OF the Troy Music SchOo
and pupil Of Chew A. Ceruelos, Is prepared
instruct a few pupils on the piano. Miss Hur
ley will go to the homes OF the pupils or receive
them at corner Of Gage and Bradford streest.
Telephoe 253-L
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04

Sleep for skin-tortured babies and rest
for tired mothes are found in a hot bath
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04

James Kilburn and son Carl Of
Manchester have been called here
owing to the serious Illness OF the
formers sister Mrs Horace Williams
who Is gradually failing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-21

other smoke the crowd went in
bathing and after the fun of
bathing all began to load up for
getting away and by the time
we arrived at the homa of Mr..
D. B. Nichols, the rain was COM
ing down and after the rain all
departed for their homes, and
indeed a very nice time for US
all was over, and we of the coun-
try are under many obligations
to these gentlemen from the
town for their invitation to join
them in their fishing picnic to
Boyce's mill. S. M. S.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-21
Application for Pardon.

Application viii be made to The
Governor Of North Carolina for
the pardon Of Charles Carroll
convicted at the August 1906
term of the Superior court OF
Durham county of the crime OF
retailing and sentenced to public
roads for a term of L. months.
All persons who oppose the
granting of said pardon are in,
vited 10 forward their protests Il
the Governor without delay.
This 14th day Of July 1910.