The Bennington evening banner., September 13, 1905, Image 3

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PCPS0ID3 DESTROY STOMACH DISEASE OCRMS.
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old and Rvoomm ndod by O. A. Quintan.
is the name of a five cent cigar wc
have been selling lately with great
success. To induce every smoker to
try them, wc propose to offer them
this week
for lO cts.
One
Free
Two
and
Ordinary five-cent cigars compared
with NORMEDA arc as moonlight
unto sunlight, as water unto wine.
E. E. HART
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
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oik of a ty kitdof -ranll,
marble or broot. writ to
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own and womea. Try them, frico 60 Gent.
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D E V T IS T
425 MAIN STREET
Hours 0 to 12, 1 :30 to 5. Modern dentistry In
all 118 branches. Special attention (Iven to the
preservation of theteetb. Telephone condeo-loo.
HARN
of every description at
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r MY P AIjIj STOCK OP
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Plow Repairs, Grass and Cloyer Seeds are ready for your needs. De Lava
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loan Hju2j.
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l.aa Uo i rwi of Mr mm! Mr
Jubo KiUiooa.
MrtlH-lar'Uti llouro of Maorb-ir
lMt baa io u (irt el br ivr,
Mr(M.ar MalUauo.
Tt rrrular cootucailoo of Tuckrr
cUajwr, oi iJi, occur rrlday,
or4. Ij. at S w cluck. ,
Mr tolly r roel, abohaaUwo lLa
aurprlwil l; a ouml-r of r oUb. Ign of Ur brvUr. lUlaln Mohr,
bora and frw-inlt Tulay tenia al I i0oUay fwr Kort I'lain, N. V.
Ml Kt a IVaullru. f r a outubr of
ironUi conoVJ a lib lLa loIrpboM
.fnt'r, loirporarilj a!Uuc In I
the wft'-w at l'ortniouin, II.
fir IV i: I' -maro tro U Itailaul
r lo.lty and U1 be at tht Itutlaixl
i O'iriir r.ir In company iUi i,vt
Ilr.J and Uk rfmaloilcr ol bit atan.
Lid of lelUrt rrrnaiolcg uocallrJ
for In Ilie oot ofllot for tba aerk rnJ
In Sr(.i II J M HirUin. Chat A
Scliar i r, lra( Shertnan. MUt Ada
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Tlx Vt brarx-h of the V.mo'
Uorl .f Korrljrn Miln will hold
M tMnj thlnl annual nxtln S- pt
l'h tt-e rroni i onirrrffatinai
church of thl
Work on the road that J C Coliralo
I havini? hullt frntn Mt ri'ildrncn to
the tuinmrt of Mt Anih"nj la proirrrt-
alnir at fal i a rnn br, but It will not
lie complrtiNl thi rar Tliwan
hat not Ixn a favorable for work on
the mountain a it wat latt your.
Tho Tro Time of lat nlffht had
the following: "It la exiecled a big
crowd will witnt the game lo lie
played at North Ilooticic next Satur
day arternoon iM'tween tiie unmnt(ton
nine and the North Hooilck Athlete
Club bom. There I strong rivalry
between the team. "
nradttma' reiiort for thi week
taya: The knit goods manuraciurlc
at Ilennlnirton are running full, but
the demand for woolrn good Is aald to
be a little quiet. W hole ale hou
report collection fair, while retail
firm consider business done during
the month of August fully equal to
that of a corresponding period lat
year. The farmers report crop In
good condition.
A team of horses belonging to Elijah
Barber of I'ownal caused considerable
excitement for a few minutes Saturday
afternoon by making a Drank for lib'
erty. They were left In charge of a
small boy in a mill yard, and on get
ting away from him ran down the
street, bringing up against an elm tree
in front of the Methodist church. The
wagon and harness were damaged con
siderably, but the borses escaped with
out serious Injury. Fortunately, no
teams were encountered on the street,
Mr aod Mr llorbtrt 01 are ab
ot uo a lu tola' vaceiioo ItiCita.
bam. r'ik-Jitiura, ai4 otm-r iao.
Tbe ord I cation of Alfred 8 Davit,
air l um .N-rtii i-uuin.-i ip-
Itt emirch, will taka plaot wtdoraday,
t epk 20.
Mr Mra KoJtr aod Mlt GrM
Ni-atwn iariJ Monday for a trollry
trip tbruuga MaaU,ulU aod Con
Mia Isabel KlocaUl bat rvairned
hr iKiaiuoo in U xitict of tbe li T
Cuaiiman Mf'g Co, and will leave oon
for ber home in Cbrairr.
Ml A f tie hiniuoi, formerly a
taciir la Ui! railed achoola b t, ha
(en the guel of Mr and Mr Oori;e
F lliMiel.ton for a few da
The rrifular nonthly niwliuv' of the
Wwmao' Mlloiiary rxoety of too
liaftlot church will 1m bald Jhurtday
afwrnoon with Mr Lei and Loom!.
Mil.... U'k I ,1.1. mnA
1 1 M I I J 11 111 W V I Ml IH ',MVJ l,,MJ
ora Ilartlett of Mauchetter were
unit'il In marrlace at Uie latter'
h me, Monday afurnoon at ' o'clock J
Geo N Phillips, who ha been em
ployed In the oHlco of thi II C White
Co during the summer, left Tuesday to
pursue In studies in tbe liotciiKitt
achool, Lakeville, Conn.
Mr and Mr F W Stafford of Hut-
land called on their daughter, Mlt
Stafford, Saturday and Sunday. They
were enjoying a carriage drive from
North Adam lo their home.
Miss Mica 8lmpson, who ha been
spending the summer In town, left
Tuesday for Indianapolis, Indiana,
fthete she I employed as instructor in
sewing in all the public schools of the
city.
The funeral services of Henry Nu
gent were held Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the home of hi daughter,
Air iiarvey wnite. lne interment
was in Hoosick Fall. A S Davla of
the Baptist church conducted tbe services.
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Mayor ltuin r-jKv1l to v ti
-11a ICTaa4 of MaiiHipal lrwtf-r
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-Wa ta nH h-r ti d4 rnvr aod
wlh bo vijr to our i1ifttin.riitit-4
atwl aittutmt TM-af. CUo- ftryao. W
admin. ao4 i"i-1 him IxtaM al all
lluiiaj an-1 otxW all rlmtitiaianrM and
in M-y j.Isit in M-ti ! f'-uinl tiro
. if be baa ft fur tublllir la ll
lii at1 pl-4 mao brfor Mtuaitn.
"brflr la l-t.cy or la 4 fmt b
ba alway iwl fur tba rlrtil. aixl ft
man who ati tnut atwaja ram. a
he ba rrtial. lb m-jm-i and rotifl
irne of 114 fellow nniulrytliea. And
tMiw itxil bo l voting ua f.r trip
alTtad nor wlidim go wltb Mm.
an-1 we ak bliu lo bl travala abroad
lo itfrte wall tba advantagi-a aol dlaad
Vnl i4- of gorrrnnirtilal lnafllUII"M
and In brine I mi. k to the Mni-ni f
lit otiftt-rratlun and -i;a-r1en.a. And
pnrfUiiUrly we ak hi in lo Im.uira Into
and rTn lo u It mult vrhlefa b
dieiriTa of the operation of great pulft
lie utllillea la prlvat and 11 puM)
lnnd."
Major Irtinno thn divnifti the
pp.irrraa mad Ifiwonl niutU-lpal own
erhip In tlilmco ainf the nprlnic alee
li'Ml of I .', Myllig that lie had lit
d'ii:M tl.Mt the plan whleh In- lml nut
lnltie.1 to the rltr ctmiiell If
aoi- bring alftitu munlclpiil ow ner
nhip of the at reel railway at a very
e.irty ilnte
, "No vliiil fentnn- of ttia pln." he
wild, "hn ! alliipifuy iitt.teki-d.
It luix lxi-n aillJe'te to iiti4-. bill tint
erltleim; to rlKllentlott, but not ann
Jul. It -will ftMl.'l the t.-t uf li .1 ,
lliyliMllrfl uiul fttruiirtilffir-u'iirfl litaitl.
gHtlllll.
The fight thnt the fri-nda of munici
pal ownerahlp bnve Inou.-uratol will go
on. Kvry ponalhle olwtaele will I
thrown in Its wny by the vented Inter-
eft Jx-hlnd the rftett trnetlon eom
pnnlen, but the onwanl mnnh townrt
miiulelpul ownernhlp both lu this city
and thmigbout tlie rlvlllwd world will
be simply ri'turdid, but uevwr defeut-
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InJanetloB Aaala! Uwim Drnlad.
IIOSTON, Set. 13,-In the supreme
court here Judge Morton denied an In
junction nought by Iiuis N. Hiihn of
I'riipie, Mexleo, niruliist 'lliomns W.
IH-won of thin city In u suit Involving
$3.ri.iK0. The court devoteil the en- i
tire day to tbe case. Among tbe wit-
ileuses waa Mr. tawnon, and IiIh testl-.
mony at one stnge was of an unexpect-
i-d nature. He caused a stir In th
courtroom by nmkltig the allegation
thut Mr. Rahn was responsible for the
death of Suiierlntendent Gilbert John
son, who was fatully stabbed nt the
Lnwson compuny' mines In Mexleo
Inst July. Mr. Law son qualified hi
statement by saying he did not charge
Knhu with the actual murder, but
lulmed thnt he stood by nnd did not
lift a hand In Johnson's defense. lnw
son claimed that the breuch of the
agreement was on the side of Itahn be
cause the options transferred.
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AWI Al, EXCrBSIO.w TO BONTO.t BT
THEItOflTON AND MAIXElt. R.
The annual Boston excursion via tbe
Boston and Maine railroad occur
Friday October 0, tickots good on all
regular trains of that date, and good
to return leaving Boston to and in
cluding Tuesday Oct II. Rate from
Hoosick Falls only V4.5U.
This Is tbe most Interesting time of
the year to visit the "Hub of the Uni
verse." if you have or have not taken
a vacation, no bttter time, place or
cheaper excursion than this one can
be had. Xhe iioston and Maine U K
passes through Wliliamstown, the
home of Williams College, the Uoosac
Tunnel, four and three quarter miles
long, the beautiful Ueertreld and Con
necticut river valleys, and historio
Massachusetts. Bunker Hill monu
ment can be seen from the train before
entprintr Boston. Remember the d ate,
October 6, the rate $4.50 from Hoosick
Falls. The road, Boston and Maine.
tel Impending Iloom
The feelinsr of impending doom in
the minds of many victim of britrht's
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulness by tbe benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. It
will cure Incipient Bright' disease
and diabetes and even - iri the worst
cases gives comfort and relief. Slight
disorders are cured in a few day. "I
bad diabetes in its worst form," writes
Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind. "1
tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made me a well man. " Sold by
B. A. Quinlan.
Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to
ttend to business during the day or
leen during the night. Itchi ng piles,
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. iNever fails. At any drug
Itf ., Health and Comfort lo Mothe and
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING 8TRUP. for
rlilltlrnn toetlilnv, nofttmn Uie nnm, reduce.
lnnnmuiiuion, lumys an piun, mm cure wim:
colic. I'orfoutly unto lit all canon. Wo would
miy to every mother wnolm A miffm lng child :
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prejudice
of others, stiind between you and your atitTor
lng child aud the rollef that will be Dure yea
iibHoliitoly sure to follow tha tme of thi
tiia. Hot ne, if timely used. nioa 30c. a LiotU
NOTICE
Meeting of Bennington Fish and
Game Club will beheld in Apollo Hall,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Full
attendance requested.
Geo. M. Hawks, Sec'y
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rv4 a f-f f I liluair.nan. i
dawa a! ava- bn,mr. .hiia i
alvadaa aiM a!., mmm dark- lcft
II.It II trul4 ba Jar ay-.rala la da
a ill lha cfilaaf bl .. ! r
aaj rantrHtalWa m0 I'ka a riv of ft
til. la wawa laa aftrnnl aar ba rar
IV-d IM war or Ul war. ai--f-tina a II
a la tha hftada t( ona a. 4 tar lna olaar.
Ih aliiraaia t-al kaifva al ot'iu an t
I I a aM. la anonarra. I ft Phl for
II arrti la ria mad ..r
lartl-ila rlrra ihul .-... ira i
nai burpo. and iiimiii oiuaina
f urulmtiial tniKl:aa. and ao in rtul
1 1- a ihoaa mha altampl lo fa'rW I lh
fowaf of lh paopka tdlatl If al ftlwft a
maka I hlr nM iftlar oma mk. la
lhl rovniry oi t,iion to U.a rul of I ha
(-ria utiiaiiv i.ik In r-fm or lna ad
a'-r ol lafflalallon. I. hk-a ramnva ail
Ihoidr I rem a i-.tnt n-ar lo lha -pia
i na ia,ini awr ramoia riom iri.m,
Thi an4 n' y ! rmov aulhrtly Irvra
lha 1 iitr to a rn'r fnh r ar mr
t d-airitd a catiitalnH.n If lha
rtn If la uKn which ftlf ivrnro-r.t
l- ara ftiuli'l. lha-j ha p. A la ran laat
rn b-ra lh ara l i ai iMiilrd
un n mitrhiii. ry ir m- -.. rum. nl
nd :tll lha trntltlrtt urwvti rhl h
II. v ara to ail Kvarr allmi.l In taka
auihoiltv from a "nrn-iidljf and
tri It In annia ir oul.- ,.f th- mm-
muttlty iint.ili,a a c'iii!n Hiiniur.t nf in
f'lrlltr to tha riamnrratlr lb-rv nf fOv
rnmnt. Jn audi-- i ita fha ixillra
onlr.d of lh- lfir , lti, I i.ik-n
O'lt of lha hin1 of lha tr,i. tlvl.r In
hoaa rllla Hti'l datola4 alth lha 'v.
arnvr of tha atala. No matl,-r n a hut
haory tnl I don It I not rortitmt
with confl'latira In lh oai.n.liv of lha
paot'la for ftlf fnvarnmant anil I eartaln
ix- uftl aji a Drti-ilnf lor a riirihaf
waukanlii of lha pnwar Of tba panDla la
control tnair own anair.
Jiit new ntildlr att.nllon la halna 61
rar tsl to tha am-marhntant of rr-at ror-
rorallnn upon lha rlKhl nf thn noil.
and th dl-ualon of rniadlr rvl lha
lU-t thnt amonc thoaa who rrully dlra
to efT'-rtlVf-ly r-trln corporutlon thrr
are two dlMlnrt eli-mi-nt ihoaa who da
Ira lo anlam tha srnpa of tha fadaral
rovemmrnt and thoe who dealra to nrt
arv ha Integrity and Authority of th
aavaml ttAtaa. I Invlta your attention to
mi un)rt naeaua it la llkiy to b trii
roek upon whleh honet rrforrtor wll
lllt unlpa than I a rlaar un.lrntand-
Ina of th wtuatlnn. Tha Joffaraonlnn
Iiamoerat would not lake from the fml-
aral aovammant any powar naeaaiinry lo
me ixTiormHnra or it lamtimnta flulla.
but na racoKnla that the connnllilutlno
of all the irovrrnmanl at S unhlnuton
would ba a meniu-a to tha aufety uf th
nutlon a nil would endanaar tho parpetul
ty of thi npvitllo. fl bolleve In tha
preaarvatlon nf tha powar of both Mat
and fadarnl aovernm-nt, racottnlili. In
thn contttutloiiiil dlvlHlon of thoaa pow
era the atrenirth of fro government. The
anvnrme or centmllantlon la nlways op
tlmiatlc when the daruiHr of centrullaa
tlon are pointed out. Ha I not afraid
that any harm can come to th American
peopln, and yet no KnthiiHlaatlc advocate
of ccntrullrutlnn can talk" long without
uetraylna his dlHtniHt of tha people. In
stead of accepting tha theory that the
peopln ahould think for themaelve and
then aelact representative to carry out
inna inougnta may Del love that rcpra
en itlvn Ar selected to think for th
people, and they do not healtate to build
barrier between the government and tha
voters. While the advocate of centrallia
tlon la urging leglalatlon which obliterate
state line and removal the government
from the control of the voters, the mo
nopolist may, on the other hand, hide be
hind the Democratic theory of self gov
ernment and une thi theory to prevent
national Icgltdatlon which may be necea
tary. The Democrat who belleva In
Democratic principles and who want to
preserve tho dual character of our gov
ernment must be on hi guard agulnsf
both.
There are certain thing which the lo
cality enn do for ItacJf, and thero are cer
tain things which only -the federal gov
ernment can do. Neither the federal gov
ernment nor tho local government should
be sacrificed to the other.
Tbe luvextlgatlon of the large life In
surance oompanlea ha lad to the discus
sion of national remedies, nnd tho advo
cates of centralization nre likely to seize
upon this agitation as an excuse for leg-l-'iitnn
which will tnlie tho business of
life Insurance out of the hands of the
various states. Tho Democrats shn-i!d
draw a distinction between federal legis
lation, which is supplemental to state leg
islation, and that form of federal legisla
tion, which would substitute a national
for a state remedy. No national charter
should be grnnted to an insurance com-
riany, and no federal supervision should
nterfere with the exercise of the power
now vested In the states to supervise
companies doing business In such stntes.
So In devising n remedy for the trnsta
the Democratic pnrtfr should resolutely
oppose any and e-ery attempt to author
Ire a national Incorporation or chnrterlng
or trading or manufacturing enterpris
ing. Congress ha control over Interstate,
commerce, and It fa tha only bodv thai
V-Zerta
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Uftfd.
ritUf u ie r-. Jwoag
I itkue aii.lft4ty lla iptUU
fl.o t4 r. -) kf4MTy, I ,
P4'a1ny, tljvy, la,-. a4 I
a ad tf fulJh.ift ai i'ly taa la M
Ibe adl.ikar, t4 fiaj tr vaa4
f ". ni. f. dua, tU.
wat Jul ca I 4 lU dr4ka
If f.ltt..al( at 4 it.!lr-l lftta).
Ui4fsMty. all (ifNifl, 19 tit
Hot-Kolls
Parker Rolls
Long Rolls
Tea Rolls
Long Huns
Short Huns
Soda Huns
Bakery goods of all kinds
for ho weather.
I.E. GIBSON
anoccn and nAKcn
TWINE
FOR BINDING CORN
TRY A
SERRATED CORN HOOK
You will uoo oil-r aftrraaitl.
You da not know a bat a
Good Basket
I until you hva owoad QALm
VANIZED IRON oom. W
bava buthel aod I 2 buabal.
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Potato Ilix.kt. Fork aod Kcki-s,
also moat any Uvi urJ by Uva
farmer. (a Klloii Roofing,
American otao Wire Frnoa,
lUrhed Wire, NalU and 8upU,
lira Hed aod Binder Twine. We
belwra waeao er you In other
line. It will do ooharm to vltlt a a.
Bennington Bicycle Co.
Jl ,110 M Bktatta. L
A. M. V, ata, flaf
HAVE
NEW STYLES
for Fall Suiia, Cnpea and
SkirtH Cleaning nnd jirpa.
hing of all kinds for ladica
anil gt'iit-j n ppt'cialty.
N. LEVIN . . .
130 NORTH ST-
Fomnd I
The place to buy Fancy
Pastry of all kinds.
ANGEL CAKE
POUND CAKE
fcFRUIT CAKE
Fresh daily at
DAVENPORT'S
, BAKERY
TELEPHONE ll-a
NOTICE
What One I'nuipkln Seed Did.
ORANGE, N. J., 8ept. 13.-Andrpw
. CrcKitr, n fanner of CrcRtmoor, bus
ponii! forward with a, pumpkin growing
record which eclirmeg all previous rec
ords in the neighborhood. From one
unipkln seed he hna grown a vine
Hourly 100 foot long, containing thirty
throe pumpkins weighing from ton to
ixty pounds. It Is estimated that there
re 1,000 pounds of Juinipklns now
growiug, iM'sldes many siuull forma
tions a nd blossoms.
Died Sarin Girl.
C'lIICACO, Sept J3.-M. M. Aforher-
sot) was killed while dragging Miss De
lhi Lennon of Bar City. Mich., from In
front of a freight train. Both were
struck, and MePhorson was killed al-
ost Instantly. Miss Lennon waa seri
ously burt.
C. K, Miller makes repairs on reed awo'na.
Purnliure rei aired, alsochalra reseated. Locaa
ena Ired and key fltilng. bend him a potal or
all at no North Su
BARGAINS!
Ladies' $2.00 and $3.00 Shoes ;
narrow toe-, reduced to
S1.00
Ladies Oxfords 50c and 75c.
Prices reduced on Russet aud
Canvas Goods.
A. F. LOOMIS
Main St- B(nn!rgtoi
store 50 cent.