davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Constable.

AlsNo. MARTIN.
4se Junction-avc.
lara MichiEan-avs.
s75 Toiedo-ave.
JOHNSON. VIM s..
Gal Cavairy-avs.
4ss Morreii.
THEEL. AUGUST.
iAss Forrest W..
FIRST DISTRICT. AN
ReeIstrars.
GILBERT. CHARLES s.
inspectors.
cIiILDs. ARTHUR W..
HOwsoN. CHARLES H..
is7 Anthon-st.'
SECOND DISTRICT.
Reoistrars.
CURTIS. WALTER c..
GRACE. WILLIAM.
KAsENow. WILLIAM. -
RICHARDS. FRED.
wILMoT. GEORGE.
l2l Junction-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HkNNINo. FRED W.,
MERTON. FREDEEIcK W,
inspectors.
TRITEs. ALFRED A..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BYRNE. EDWARD.
KREMKow. EMIL 9.
OGDEN. MYRoN e..
WRIGHT. WILLIAM.
s33 Junction-a ave.
inspectors.
KLANN. FRED.
667 Ferdinand st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrar.
BLOCK. ARCHIBALD.
576 Cavalry AVE.
HART. WILLIAM H..
FELLMAN. ADoLPH.
Is Thirty first st.
SWEET. HOBART p.
"a Thirty -irst-st.
inspectors.
pENDEL. CHARLES T..
22s Lfvernois-ave.
724 Military-ave.
KITCHEN. CHARLES.
s52 Miiitary-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KOCH. EDMUND j..
wARrELL. DAVID. iS'o Michigan ave
aREUsEL. JOHN. sRy
"a Greusel-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEwALD. FREDERICK,
1856 Military-ave.
1855 Michigan ave.
inspectors.
NEWMAN. GUST.
1454 Military-ave.
ss4 Livernois- AVE.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
SCHEwE. AUGUST j..
222 Thirtieth-st.
TRAP. HERMAN.
inspectors.
SCHEEL, CHARLES,
l02 Thirty-third-st
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BECKER. OSCAR r..
srARKEY. RICHARD sfs o. Her'nevA'-ave'
ass Beneteau-st.
SCHULTZ. HERMAN.
AS Townsend-ave.
i7s Iroquois-ave.
Constable.
CELIAx, WILLIAM L..
DUNNING. GEORGE.
HOLMAN. PATRICK H. f. fAA'''
MCINTOSH. JOHN W p'o' van Dyke-av''
l4sl Mccielian-avs.
Estimators.
DINGEMAN. HARRY J..
LowTHER. HARRY J..
NICHOLS EDWARD t., c.a,,,....v.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AHLBoRN. AUGUSTUS.
SCHULTZ. OTTO E..
sK1FERLEIN. JOHN C.,
inspectors.
BECKMANN, WALTER.
200 Sheridan ave
BECKMAN, FRED D..
l72 Sheridan-ave
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
EIsMAN. CLARENCE H..
FROM. ERNEST c..
:rupxrN wA,,r.. .57 seyburn-ave
sig Seyburn-ave
OHARA. JOHN F..
$50 Baldwin ave
HATZENBUHLER, JOHN,
427 Baidwin-ave.
KUNZ. ALBERT.
432 Baldwin-ave.
N1EBOUR, JOHN c.,
504 Baldwin-ave.
inspectors.
sTODDARD. WARREN E.
$40 Seyburn-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MOORE, WILLIAM H.,
22s Fischer-ave.
inspectors.
COURvILLE, GEORGE w,
1886 Jefferson ave
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MORRIS. JOHN W.,
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"a Arna,.s
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
EHLFELpT. WILLIAM J.,
74s Jos. campau-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Rsslstrars.
DECKER. LOUIS.
DE nEAucLAlR. ARS ri hi'ene'''ave'
(, SEVENTH DISTRICT. M
Registrars.
LORkoWski, JOSEPH O.,
1898 chene-st.
TWELFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
bIFrLEFIEI.D, SHERMAN.
WATSON. RICHARD n. ~ ..s Da@ .''s
RElNIIARDT OTTO,
IT'S Twenty-Hft st
Constable.
ADDISON HENRY F ssss n,o,,v.r.v.
SCHNEIDER, Albert. -.
Estimators.
cRANsHAw. JAMES. JR.
FRlsH, JOHN.
lot Tiiiman-ave.
GALL. ARTHUR A..
1912 warren-ave West
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COLLINS. BERTRAM GUY.
ROBERTSON. CHARLES H..
"a Twenty -second-st,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ERsRiNE, JR.. JAMES, :.
JOHNSON. METo,
MARSHALL. FREpERicKk s.
6s3 twenty -fourth-st
inspectors.
HADDow. FRANK.
JOHNSON. HARVEY.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GOLDBERG. GEORGE A..
526 Twenty-third-st
inspectors.
MACLEOD. NORMAN e..
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Reelstrars.
vERGoUw. JOHN f. w.
80 Maybury Grand ave
inspectors.
92s Michigan-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
$50 Twenty-third-s
inspectors.
sCHLIETER. GEORGE r..
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sZYMANsKI. LEONARD H..
1855 Twenty-third- ct.
inspectors.
LEwANpowsKI THEopHII.
rUCHocKI. JOSEPH.
Asa Ludden-s,.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BERTRAM FREDERICK c..
1871 Twenty -fourth-st.
DUNBAR. EUGENE liz T. Twen'y-f'ar'h-'''
scr Tillman-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCovILL. CHARLES c..
1870 Grand River-ave.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
DE BEAUCLAIR, HUGO,
e22 Trombly-ave.
BRoZo. LOUIS.
,o,,o, ,s rnwApb54 s 3 FSrt-st. East
IL Ludden-st.
FISCHER. GEORGE H..
soEscHEL. OTTO C,
.EMPKE. LOUIS H..
tARTIN. CHARLES F..
i7s Elmwood ave
Constable.
yIEcHMANN. HENRY,
Estimators.
AuMoARTH. EDWARD r,
HRIsTrE' FRANK ST. Sis Henar,ck.-.,
INTz. ROBERT E., -
IHENG. Nj d.,
iii East Grand blvd.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
EyERIDGE, A. JAMES
$50 Congress-st. z.
EvERIDGE. JAMES,
$50 Congress-st. e.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LAIN, PETER b..
RAISER. WILLIAM.
,HULTZ. CHARLES.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
H1TE. WILLIAM j..
tHULTE, WALTER A.
465 Waterloo st.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
bRNBRoCK. WILLIAM,
20 Elba-st.
LLER, FRANK F..
IFS Preston ave.
EwART. SAM H.. 49,.
2S1h Berlin-st.
ALTz. WILLIAM A..
243 Amidst.
inspectors.
sCHoFF. JOHN. -.
e,eru nieTaiCT
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MccARRoN. EDWIN NJ.

40 Cass-ave.
inspectors.
DELIsLE. WELCOME &C.,
PRATT. JOHN j.. 80
81 Miehigan-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CAMPBELL. NORMAN.
pAwLrNo. wILLIAM W. M0n''a'm-'''
SHANK. WILLIAM &. ". e0'um0'a-''
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
PARKER ALFRED.
SIXTH DISTRICT. AVe
Registrars.
McKINsTRY. ROBERT.
81 w. willis-avs.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COURTNEY. GEORGE r,
rARsNEY. WILLIAM Fl Il a.,snn. w
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen.
GERHARD. ADoLPH H..
FIRST DISTRICT.
Reelstrars.
KILROY. ]. FRANK.
MCDOWELL. ALEX.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEVY. JACOB.
inspectors.
LACEY. JOHN o..
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
SCHNEIDER. JOHN.
s2s st. Antoine st
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DwYER. MICHAEL.
$40 Antoine-st
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
RegIstrars.
scHMITTDIEL. JOHN s,
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HOUSE, CHARLES H.,
GOOD. BERNARD.
1913 Hoibrook-ave
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
REILLY. JOSEPH e..
inspectors.
LADUE. AUSTIN ".
REILLY. EDWARD r..
SECOND olsrRicT.
Registrars.
McLoGAN. WILLIAM.
201 Fourth-ave
inspectors.
BRENNAN, NORRIS.
HOGAN. MICHAEL F..
wYNNE. PETER f.,
22s second-ave
THIRD DISTINCT.
Registrars.
RAYMOND. EDGAR.
inspectors.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS A.,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
RegIstrars.
cooNEY. RUSSELL j.
1sS W. Montcaim-s St
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DICKINSON. NJ. wEssON.
FIFTH wAao.
Aldermen.
BAUER, JOHN c..
DEIMEL. ALoIs A..
SIS Frederick-st.
1873 Macomb- st
SCHEMANSKY, JOSEPH,
2si superior.st.
Constable.
ART LEONARD.
900 Highest. E.
Estlmators.
GROLET. GEORGE a
MICHALAK, JOHN.
STORM. NICHOLAS.
165 Macomb-st
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GABRIEL. HENRY W..
MIDDLETON. JOHN,
NoACK. HERMAN g..
ls7 Champaign st.
inspectors.
CRONIN. HENRY E..
DRULARD. ROBERT.
MIDDLETON. JOHN.
TEAHEM. PETER.
20 Hastings-st.
a2s Champaign st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GAYMAN. FELIX,
23s Macomb- st.
JACOB. CHARLES,
27a Riyard- st.
wELLMAN. FRED.
226 Hastings-st.
inspectors.
ANDRES. GEORGE.
EOS Clinton st
SCHAEFER. JR.. JOHN,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
SEGAM, DAVID
SULLIVAN. EUGENE H..
inspectors.
MENNEBACH. ANDREW,
MAYER. GUsTAvE.
SAL Highest
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IBBOTsON. ANTHONY.
22s wlkins-st.
MANNER, ADoLPH j..
Inspectors.
LANGEHAGEN. HENRY.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
= > ~ sil Eiiot-st.
FABER. ED.
inspectors.
CLANON, JOHN j.,
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rouarn uset
HEATING. rArnlcx sse..
DoNoHUE. TIMOTHY.
NcLAuoHLiN. EDwxs a.
SIXTH psoYijtIc7.
JoYNr ROBBERY.
MEpcLr. wrI iiyls'i s.
sEveNTH oIoTRlcTs
v. Reoletraro.
VANIER. GEORGE C..
EIGHTH plsrajcT.
Registrar.
sIocuM' CHARLES \;
lnspse.e,, 'e'' rvsle'
VINCENT WILLIAM q.
NINTH oiSiRscT.
Registrars.
DwfER. CLARENCE D..
CARR. DONALD .nsp 3
NINTH WAND.
Aldermen. ;.2
HALL. GEORGE W.. o. A
LEMKE. VICTOR r. ~ Duneas7
osTRowsKr. MARTIN j. 81 Ano'n-ey
ST AuBrN. CLARENCE 3, Aas'n-sy
TrossY. LOUIS E.. - -
pou.us Constahlee. IA
SCHNEIDER. JOSEPH, " Aa''n
Estlmators. NJ
kLEBBA. ALBERT. q
Bis st. Aubin-sx8
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars. "
6uIMOND. ALFRED j., ...
KINNIE. CHARLES n =. 0nsr''s-.t
inspectors. AZ
MURPHY. MILES j..
MCDONALD. HARRY j. H'n
u.o,,v>. 47s Woodbridge ~. r
SECOND plsfRIIcTH.u o'n-ss
Registrars.
BURNS. ALBERT,
inspectors. q
HOWE. GEORGE W..
$50 champiain-sk
THIRD DISTRICT.
inspectors.
LEMHAGEU. OTTO W..
FOURTH DIsTRicr.
Registrars.
GERKE. JOSEPH s..
oERKE. JOHN F.. ~ 49,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ENGELMAN. BENJAMIN J..
VALENTINE. JEROME, 80 Ns
inspectors.
KEULER, CLARENCE H..
BuRKEIsER.- NICHOLAS,
SIXTH plsrRicT
REGISTRAR.
KING. FRANK.
IS Mack-ave
inspectors. -
MEcHAN. EDWARD.
MIGAN, FRANK.
sEvENrn plsffRlcMT.. '''a-''
Registrars.
IIPPKE. ANTHONY.
RATHNAw. ANTHONY. ~ Z
wARRAs. AUGUST.
TIL st. Aubin AVE
inspectors.
CINOWA. AUGUST.
Koss. ANTHONY.
EIGHTH p 81 Iii Ha''n-.''
Registrars.
BECKER. JOHN c..
BozYNsKI. JOSEPH.
PTAcH, ANTHONY.
s5s Dubois-st
Inspectors.
FLEMING. JOSEPH.
soBKowIAK. JOSEPH A.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Registrars.
CETNAR. ADAM
inspectors.
NOWICKI, WALTER,
NowrcKI, FRANK. nv o. Nu0''
NowIcKI. JOSEPH.
ITO st. Aubin AVE
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DYSARz. LEO.
1879? st. Aubin-ave
KAPCIA. STANLEY l..
- se2 Piauctte-sve
'o W ,sss st. AubIn-a ave
SCHMIDT. WALTER j..
iaoo Dubois-s
inspectors.
JAGLOWITZ. ADAM.
RoMANsKI. MATTHEW.
lsss st. Aubin-av
TENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
COSTELLO. JAMES.
2s Humboidt-ave
GRAHAM. L. A..
- - les stanton-avs
MERREIL. JOSEPH.
si5 wabash-avs
OBRIEN. PATRICK.
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CRANE. JAMES p.
necLrAn. nAnsnsr'iS - c' s.'.'..
SIXTH WARD.
Aldermen.
GREECE. EDWARD s.,
$50 cannsld-ave. W.
- constabIes.
DONOVAN. DENNIS. II
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sHEEHAN. JEREMIAH.
inspectors.
io2 Brookiyn-avs.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FARRELL. JOHN.
1873 Labrosse-st.
RowE. HENRY.
wHALEN. WILLIAM.
I4sM Porter-st-
inspectors.
CARRIER. WILLIAM.
ibs Brooklyn-avs.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
coFFEY. WILLIAM.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
inspectors.
MOYNAHAN, WILLIAM N.
sss 0reenwood-avs.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
cALNON. EDWARD j.,
1905 Trumbuii AVE.
inspectors.
DAVIS. GEORGE W..
$50 Lincoin-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
ResIstrars.
LOvETT. THOMAS s.,
WRIGHT. IRVING c..
inspectors.
ApEL. CHARLES j.,
i2i7 Brookiyn-avs.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
wEIMEIsTER. HENRY W.
SEVENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
JUNaA. JOHN.
IL Hale-st.
SCHULTZ. AUGUST
sKRzyCKI. STEPHEN s..
96i Russell-st.
WEBER. JOSEPH A..
81 scott-st.
constabIss.
BRANDAU. JACOB.
GUYoTT. WILLIAM H..
JEFFRIEs. JAMES A.. con.r...., =
LoNNEE. WILLIAM,
Estimators.
DELOR. JOHN.
SCHNEIDER. WILLIAM A..
IT'S Riopelle-s
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
.,NNIs. CHARLES w.
394 Woodbridge-st.
CONNELL. ID. j.,
4ss Congress-
inspectors.
KELLY. ROBERT. 80. :.
o'DEA. FRANK.
42s Congrcss-st. e.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEYER. FRANK X. -
McKEOGH. MICHAEL.
ROUSSEAU. HECTOR L. :.
inspectors.
DAMN. WILLIAM.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DETTINGER, JOHN.
spIELMANN. ECON.
roDENBlER. FRANK !, s. An,,.,.m.,,
inspectors.
LEIB. HENRY D..
MARTIN. PETER J..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
.SPORER. GEORGE,
vERLINREN. FRANK J..
inspectors.
ALEF. PETER.
MINK, EDWARD,
500 Brewster-st.
MARGRAF. JOHN.
i27 Aifred-st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BIGoTT. JOSEPH r..
1926 Leland st.
EwALD. JULIUS,
sos Aiexandrine-ave. Il.
SAND, ROBERT.
327 Leland st.
Inspectors.
ADAMAsZEK, FRANK.
KuLwICKI. AUGUST j..
MAGDowsKI. WILLIAM
s35 Riopeiie-st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DEJMA. JOSEPH.
KULwICKI. ROMAN F..
is5 Garfield ave. f.
inspectors.
KosZUTA. MARTIN,
405 Warren-ave. f.
KoMIEczNY. JOHN.
MCDONNELL, HENRY p.
1876 Canfeld-ave
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GERHARD. EDWIN j..
FouarEgNTH WARD.

oEhHARp EDWIN j.,
FouarEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
BARRoNs. WILLIAM H..
1908 scotten-ave.
.n,,.. ii67 Kirby-ave. w.
a2o Rooseveit-ave.
FREIwAi.p. aoDrREY.
1906 West Grand.bivd.
40 Lasaiie-st.
o. Park-ave.
wEscH. CHARLES NJ,
Constable. IN
BRADLEY. ALBERT T.,
oDELL. S. FRANK.
lo5 Palms-ave.
SCHULTZ. EDWIN L.
Estimators.
BROW. EUGENE H..
DORIAN. ANTHONY.
McrLwAIN. ANDREW. "eN"''s
PATTERSON. ANDREW G..
FuELLrNo. ERNEST a. :"
REUTER-. CONRAD.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LIsK. ROBERT.
-. 1850 ass scotten-ave.
N SIS McKinstry-av ave.
inspectors.
HEBRON. JAMES.
sCHAFT. CHARLES.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
McEwEN. JOHN,
JACOBS. HENRY.
inspectors.
DAGAN. JOHN NJ.
pITTMER. ADoLPH c..
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
PETRowsKI CHARLES H..
sToLTING. II. HENRY.
ia DlN-dVe.
inspectors.
sTEINBRENNER. MATTHEW c.,
wROCX. HENRY A..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ALVEY, CHARLES r..
CARPENTER. c. NJ.
C.-st.
KRAusE. HERMAN A,s ,,,o.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARTIN. THOMAS.
2s4 Toiedo-ave.
inspectors.
CLARK. FRANK
y,., ,osrpu 1879 Michisan-ave'
235 Est.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CLOVES. FRED r..
s79 West Grand-blvd.
inspectors.
BRANDES. OTTO.
$50 Vinewood- ave.
LAu, WILLIAM F..
RoMINsKY, OTTO,
sl2 Magnoiia-st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BROSOFSKE. FRED.
IsLER. FERDINAND.
r.xowsx, rp sSs TWenty-elghth-st.
1853 TWENTY eight ct
JLsKE. CHARLES.
as Kinsman.
inspectors.
BEACH. WILLIAM H..
,o,,>so>, 1898 McKinley-ave.
JOHNSON. HARRY IT,,
LOCKE. WILLIAM.
1924 vinewood-av
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
Stafford. H. 5.
McArthur-pl
WARD. CHARLES W,
inspectors.
BALL. HIRAM r..
10 McArthur-st.
CURTIS. LEONARD.
JEsKE, LOUIS.
1870 Scotten-ave.
MooREY. EDWARD.
6 McArthur-pl.
MecREDIE. GEORGE.
$50 Roosevelt.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Aldermen.
ELLIS. GEORGE IA.
AS Concord ave.
KELLER, CHARLES c..
2s4 Meldrum.
RUTTER, ROBERT w.
ITO Jefrerson-ave.
Constable.
DELANEY. WILLIAM T..
22h Bellevue.
WITT. WILLIAM.
1l76 East Jefferson ave.
Estimators.
FLACH, CHARLES j., JR..
s74 Mt. Elliott-ave.
CAST. GUsTAvE L.,
s76 Meidrum-ave.
4ss Beaufait-ave.
KEMPT. PERCIvAL a..
$50 Canton ave.
C'NElLL. JAMES H..
4l0 Helen-ave.
REID. ARCHIE.
1858 Gratiot-ave.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DcCoRTE. LESTER.
1876 Medium ave.
RUTTER. EDWARD L..
inspectors.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ZIMMERMAN. HARRY =,
cAMrsELL. WALLACE in,,,
FARR, CHARLES r.
S]s Liliibridgs-avs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
NIGHT RIDERS SENTENCED
Convicted Of Conspiracy in Restraint
OF Trade in Kentucky

Cincinnati. April 19.-Eight mem
bers of the Burley Tobacco society Of
Kentucky we're found guilty at Gov
ington. KY. late Saturday afternoon
OF violating the interstate commerce
law of the United States and having
formed conspiracy in restraint Of
trade. Three Of the twelve men in
dicted were dismissed Saturday one
having been freed from completely
in the charges Friday
The heaviest penalty imposed by
the court upon any of the convicted
Might Raiders" was a fine OF $1,000
upon John S Steers. This man is
the cashier OF the Farmers Bank of
Equity OF Dry Ridge. Ky. a minister
and formerly a member OF the Ken
lucky state Legislature. Steers was
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village fold Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.

Tor Busy Readers
Arthur Downey of Pittsfield spent
Sunday in town.
George C. Wood is in Arlington and
Manchester today.
John Flynn of Hoosick Falls visit
ed friends here Sunday.
William Squires of SALISBURY Is
visiting in town today.
Leon Bailey is visiting his cousin
Charles Bent of Beech street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray of
Springfield are visiting in town.
C. NJ. Lambert is in Troy today.
J. t. Remington is spending the
day in Troy.
Franklin Center, an inmate of the
Soldiers home, went to New Haven,
Conn, this morning.
Miss Helen Powers and sister, for
some time residents of this village
are planning trip to Ireland in the
near future.
Miss Mary Cone of Grandview ST.,
is spending the day in Troy.
Mrs George NJ. Hawks and daugh-
ter are in Troy today.
There will be an important bust
ness meeting of the Ladies' Aid SOC
iety of the First Baptist church on
! Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the chapel. All those interested are
requested to attend.
Wanted.-Young man from II to 20
years old to learn printers trade.
Small wages to begin but good
chance to learn a trade that pays
from $1S to $S5 per week. Apply at
the Banner office. tt
The Banner Office would like to get
two or three copies Of the issue of
the Evening Banner of March 8, 1910.
Anybody who has one to spare will
confer favor by sending 1t to this
office. 45tf
Arthur j. Holden OF Bennington
Center went to New York Monday.
Homer Stanley an inmate Of the
Soldiers home, has gone to Randolph.
Mrs. r. l.. Sbley and daughter
are spending the day in Albany.
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found guilty OF having engineered
the deal. which resulted in the indict-
ments and conviction, /. e., the
threats and verbal suasion used to
keep William T. Osborne. a farmer
living near Dry Ridge, Ky, from ship
ping four hogshead of tobacco to this
city.
Perry Simpson. A. c. Webb and
Jerry S. Carter were fined $500 each,
II. l.. Conrad. F. X. Conrad and r. l..
Conrad were fined 5000 each and
John W. Caldwell was fined 800.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
The Busy Bluff.

De busy man come buzzin' rouni
An put us IN de air
His equal hardly kin be found
Fob trouble anywhere
lie come a-raisin' ouch a fuss
Bout whut he have to say
lie makes US think de rest OF us
Is only In de way
He ack like mcbbe he'll explode
wiz some tremenjus scheme.
An 80 We says. 'Jes' cl'ar de road
An let i'm work OF steam"
But wheh yop fggers out his worth
Dis answers whut YOU git.
He's bout dc busiest man on earth
An amt done muffin yitl
Washington Star
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
What the Clock , saxIn,.

What the Clock Sayin'.
What's the clock a-sayir while II ticks
and ticks
Troubles like a ples,er-grab 1t and II
sticks
'f!n't no use Of whinin'
When you pound your thumb.
Sun keeps right on shinin'
Though your look Is glum."
What's the clock a-sayin' while II ticks
away?
Drop the grudge you've toted round since
yesterday.
'When you've had your lickln'.
Brace up and ferglt
II you've sore spots, pickin
Won't help them a bit"
S. r. Kiser In Chicago Record Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
All Wrono.

Mrs. Briske-Johnny. did the doctor
call while was outl
Johnny-Yes. una. lie felt my pulse
and looked at my tongue and then
shook his head and said that 1t was
serious case. and he left his prescrip-
ton and said he'd call again before
night.
Mrs. Briske-Gracious mel 1t wasn't
you | sent him to see II was the ba.
by!-Spokane Spokesman Review.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19

Tie came from where he started
And was going where he went.
He hadn't had n smell OF food,
Not even had a scent.
lie never even muttcred once
TIL he began TO talk.
And when he left the kitchen door
lie took the garden walk.
ben King
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
WORKING Toaether.

The Actor want TO engage you as
my assistant In this sketch.
The Amateur At last. DO | have
many linest
The Actor None at all. All you
have 10 do Is to stay In the gallery
aud punch the first man that boilers
Get the hook Cleveland Leader.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
Rice

The most careful chemical analyses
have demonstrated that rice possesses
more nutriment than wheat. oats or
barley. Il will sustain life longer
lhan any other starch producing plant.
The Chinese and Japanese live upon
IT, endure great fatigue and work
harder than the people Of any other
nation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
WIsn Littla Bows.

The uncle is telling the wise little
boy fairy tale.
Then the princess came closer to
the sleeping youth and kissed him on
his lips"
Gee" cried the wise little boy.
wasn't she afraid OF germs?"-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-19
sn,v 70 Estimate.

Easy 20 Estimate.
She doesn't care " people know
How old she U.s.
She doesn't bid inqulrers 20
About their biz
We needn't ask her to confess
Her age. ! wecn.
The same Is very safe to guess
Al seventeen
Louisville Courier Journal.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30
Clerical FrusaIity.

In the iaro;l days of 17CG, the
year in which Goldsmith wrote his
immortal ''Vicar of Wakefield" the
Universal Magazine contained this
obituary notice:
"l.atcly. the Rev. Mr.. Mattinson,
curate OF Pattcrdale, Westmor-
land, for sixty years. The first in
FAINT he cllristencd was afterward
lis wife, by whom he had one son
and three daughters, all of whom
he married in his own church. His
stipend was forty years 9l2 and for
the last twenty not eco per ann.
Vet he died at the age of eighty
three worth $1,000. $500 of which
was saved out Of his stipend"
The correspondent of London
Notes and Queries who quotes this
astonishing record of frugality asks
il Goldsmith may not have received
the first impetus to the composition
OF his novel by reading this an
nounccment.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30
A ROMANCE.
The Story as 1t Was Told by
Picture PostaIs.
BY AGNES G. eRoGAN.

lCopyright, 1910, by American Press Asso-
ciation.]
Mike was not his true name. 1t
had been bestowed by the clerks at
STATION d" because of the never fail
ing good humor and ready wit which
characterized the stout. red haired.
postman, who had been in the service
Of the United States government as
long as the men could remember, and
SO generally was the name adopted
that Mike himself had almost forgot
ten the proper one.
The picture postals which found
their way into his bag were source
of unfailiN, delight. and often Mike
could follow the travels Of some favor
lite by merely reading the cards as
they We're sent home
AS he nclred the stone house with
the white rosebush growing beside
the vcranda the postman unconscious
~ uuickencd his steps and searched
eagerly among the letters. for he
never liked to disapoint Miss Isabel.
She was one of the few who had not
changed entirely in the process of
growing mp. Milk" assembled tho steps,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30

looking admiringly ut the picture Of Il
very blue lake surrounded by very
green trees. Upon the opposite side of
the card he rcad
Dear Mother-Cousin Robert and his
friend met me at the station. ! am hav-
ing fine time. ISABEL.
so she's away" Mike unused, a lit
tie disappointedly. well, she'll have
the good time all right And so it
seemed Judging from the many gala
postals intcrsprrScd With thick letters
which were received daily at the ston.
house.
Miss Isabel wrote constantly of pleas
ure trips with cousin Robert and his
friend" who later came to be desig-
mated as Roberts friend Billy and
then when the long summer was draw
ing to an end the obliging Cousin Rob
ert's company seemed to be dispensed
with, for the postals read simply. Bill
ly and We're here today
Mike chuckled as he handed one of
these cards to the maid. she won't
he coming home in a hurry he said
confidentially. But in this he WAS mis-
taken, for she came smiiingly to meet
him a few days aftrrward.
II suppose | will have a bundle Ut
letters for you soon lie remarked.
IL hope So" she answered gayly
He searched rXl"rtantly through his
pack next morning and. sure enough,
there it was, II will write YOU to-
night-yourS. Billy" Willie "a printed
verse stated the fact that "alsence
makes the heart grow fondrr"
They came thick and fast after tina,
letters, cards. Il photograph or TIVE
r and bulging little packages, all :ldrcSS
cd in the same free. bold hand whirl
{ Mike learned to rccognZ" instantly
Isabel WAS always there as he cam,
down the street. apparently absorbed
in sewing or lowering about the rosa.
bush With II great prctcnSe OF eXamin
ing its leaves. When Mike presented
: his Offering she would receive it will
i the open delight of a child.
It's from Billy" lie would say an.
30 away laughing ut her confusion
| The Old poStman was vastly interested
came Il time when the girl waited i
vain. and he dreaded to meet he
questioning eyes. for BiIy's letters hi.
ceased abruptly
Mike pondercd deeply The shrcw
eyes could read more than posta
cards. and he was sure that she la
been too fond of this Billy to send hi,
away. Had the mother intcrfercd {
his face darkencd savagely-was IL
fellow himself to blame!
One morning rs Mike was preparil
to start out upon his rounds the f
milar bold handwriting flashed I'M
view as though in answer to his tro
blcd thoughts. The frcckcd hal
tremblel as he held the postal up
the light. 1t was the picture Of
great ocean steamer. and the MESA;
upon the addressed side danced lizZi
for Il moment before his eyes. "Ha'
] engaged passage for Oct. j." he re;i