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THE BENNINGTON EVENING BANNER
VOL. Ill, no 2ao
BENNINGTON VT.. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER ft, 1905
PRICE 0TE CENT
Tl is Is the Day the Montpelicr Boarding House Keepers are Celebrating the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of Their Organized Appetite
THE NEW WAY TO
PEPSOIDS DESTROY STOMACH DISEASE GERMS.
TRY A FULL SIZED
I'rpanida cure the wort forma of Iys
au and all olhrt Acute or Climtiie
St. in ch I naordrra liy rrtMiiinif the worn-
out Using of the stomach ami destroy
all utacsac germ. l'pa
lu tlit way never return.
PeaetJaa ar lt at SO real h..ul on an atarim, liiTt Hnl a atr-tia au.l Imoliliy
al.lut a"'atn. u, mr 01 maoer rfued4. aUMaaeh.ati at loaejor Uta Ui thr Is tellfe
Vrwillaenlyou.ifyoaluvenotnMdP Try IVpsoids to-day, priceonly 50 cents
soldi More. 50c. Untie FRKK; merely a bottle at lrug atore. Or you may have a
end ui your name and nddreaa. and you full sired la.ttle free by writing The Vio
will receive promptly a full sited bottle. Chemical Co.. Chicago. III.
told nnd Recommonded by B. A. Qulnlan
I f . Right Near . A
Te t'araar"
Mm oaw
Tha I'oant
Hi. Ilnka
T Op. 1 liana
Tha Clana
Tha Kapraaa Coa
TbCntrl r. .,.
Thr llol.l.
Tha r. ..11, , . ani
Th. rirmrri' -I.. ,.
Drysdale
Store
Has been for the past week in the best
markets gathering in
The Correct
and
Accepted Autumn
Styles
for our discriminating public. The re
sults of our- efforts will arrive almost
daily for the next week or two.
Every Day
There'll be Some
thing New to Look At
to admire. Styles we assure you will
be RIGHT. Th e season is far enough
advanced now to have killed off experi
ments. Existing designs and fashions
are WHAT WILL BE WORN.
ALEXANDER DRYSDALE SON
n ENNINGTON'S CTORE
JJUS1EST
"As is the Mind, so is the Hand."
We have made arrangements with Mr. Lane, who conducts those
exhibits iu all the large cities throughout the country, to present Mine.
ALLIDALS, the Celebrated Palmist, and associated with her is
M me. KLISK, a remarkable clever Psychic reader. The lines in your
hand have a meaning, and by the accuracy of their work they wjll
prove of great help to you on the real problems of life which confront
you. The past, present told to you, and the future outlined in a man
ner which is remarkable all through the scientific study of Palmistry.
Their b-oth is on the second floor Cloak and Suit DepL
25 cent READINGS 25 cents.
COMPLETE LIFE READINGS, 50 cts.
I MOTHER USED tOMNKL
JN 2-PIE 1J:AB-
CURE DYSPEPSIA
BOTTLE FREE.
on .lo not obligate yourself topayarcnL
All we ask after Pepeoids have cured or
greatly twnelilted you is.lhsl yourcconi-
liiriul 'r.u.L lu your friend
I'Mltlln villi (Mil M..i.rl.. r lai lu
nil.rj PapaatO ham ma.U il.oiiMiiiti . I , ...
The
Buyer
iMit rin:
OI
Palmistry.
MfRBEu-Souit Co.. Syracuse. N.Yj
U. A. R. STATE CONVENTION
Tha Society to
.r,t .
Motu.
M. r.. at i.'. Ls
Monleller, Oct. J It annua
rueeWug of h Hta'.a Chapter, Deuuh
Vera ( tin- American I trillion, a
OIM'IX ! Ill li t W'l.l.ll it' l L'u. ' 1"
o'clock Uila forenoon, Mrs F Hlewarl
Htranahnn of Hi Albana. aisle rt rnl
praaldiug. I ra er was offered by the
!le A la . i.f tin. city. The roll
aa called b the aecrelmry, Mra J 11
Minimi of Ml Albana. Mra A ( Cum
ratua of thli clly delivered an address
of welcome, tha raaooae being made
by Mra ClayUm N North of Hhoreham
Mra V Klewarl Btratialian as rwlSOtad
atau regent and Mr Clayton N North
vloe regeoL
It waa voted to tract during the own
lug year a suitable marker on Uw
farm of Mr I'lk- In lair La Molts when
tho Kiench ealabllihed a camp, the
Ural white settlement in VennooL It
waa alao the place where (Sen Mont
Kumery'a. meu aougbl abelter on their
return from the Invasion of Canada at
the outbreak of the lUvolutlonary war
and where lien Montgomery awaited
the assembling of hit men f r a leoood
tnvaalon.
It wu alao voted that Vermont do
ill part In the construction of Contin
ental hall at U'aahluKtoa.
TO THE JURY TODAY.
a
- . .. .
Third Wr.-k In IN Kurort Trial of Krmam n
William.
BurlingUn tict 3, Argumenta In
the case of atate v lienjarain Wil
liams, charged with the murder of
policeman Jamea P McOrath In this
city May 12, 1U04, were made In Chit
tenden county court today. The rase
will go to the jury tomorrow morning,
when the third week of the trial will
be begun.
State's Attorney A L Sherman
opened for the state and was followed
by II 11 Shaw, for the defence. J K
Cushman will close for the defence.
and Atty-Cen Clarke C Fllta for the
state.
OFFICERS ELECTED
At the Regular Muting el the Firvlw
Qua.
At the regular meeting of the elec
tion of officers of the Fair View club
the following were chosen: President,
Daniel Hurlburt; 1st vice president.
Archie Hur)ty: 2nd rice president,
Ralph Itemington , secretary, Leonard
H Godfrey: treasurer, Seymour V
Patterson: trustees Harry R Buss,
Jesse Russ and Wayne Adams.
(everybody's liable to itching pile.
Rich and poor, old and young terri
ble torture they suffer. Only one sure
c ire. loan's Ointment. Absolutely
safe; can't fail.
Come in and Investigate
COMPLETK LINK OF
Gas Heaters
and Radiators
FROM
$2.00 up
Also lighting fixtures, lamps, etc.
All styles and all prices.
D
WITH COAL
Chapping Kindling
ft minutes
lurrying in uoai
Digging out Ashes t
Carrying out Ashe 5
Waiting for a Hot Oven 30
HotBlHculta bated In 20
70mlnutes
Floor dirtv. clotting Bnllnrl. air
smokey, kitchen red hot one hour
, . A .
oeioie nre cues out.
WITH OAS
Strike a Match to nacondn
Turn a Valve 10 "
Oven Heated 7 minute
Biscuits served and lire out In IS '
22 mlnuteft, 20 necondft
Floor clean, clothes clean, no
smoke, cool kitchen all the time, no
trouble, happy home and 47 min
utes 4') seconds saved for other
work, rest or recreation.
BENNINGTON GAS CO.
422 Main Street
WANTS PLANS I
CARRIED OUT
To Improve the Battle Monu
ment Property.
MEANS ARE ALL AT HAND
Changes Would Lessen Existing
Nuisances and Increase the
Income
Mr Kdltor:-! have been Inform d
that the naveeear) leglalallon baa bran
otMained to enable Uta llannlogton
Haiti Monum. nt association In erecia
a new janitor's house, aulubly light
Ue Interior f the battle moi ument
ami put ti grouodt about the same la
daoetii repair.
From my own obaervaUon 1 know
that through the llbarallly and public
spirit of Thomas Valla altr aulUble
for thr Janitor' house haa been pro
vlded by tho removal of his barn from
near the monument grounds. I hare
yet to bear of any action having been
taken by ihe committee appointed by
Monument aaaociatlon to take charge
of the matter above referred to.
Their neglect of the duties Intrusted
to them results not only Id the allow
.ii.' of the monumrnt to get In unlit
condition but alao in loss to the asso
ciation of monies that otherwise would
have lieen generously given to aid In
the construction contemplate! by the
legislation referred to. If this cam
mittee will not art, and from January
until now they have done nothing, la
It not time that they re asked to
step down and MU and a new commit
i- appointed? .
It la unfortunate that matters have
been allowed to g-t Into tbeir present
disreputable condition so far as the
monument and grounds surrounding
Uie same are concerned, la It now
Kaaibla by public agitation of this
Important matter to ensure some action
being taken without further unneces
aary delay?
Youra very truly,
Old Resident.
BASEBALL SCORES.
Qaaai mjr Yraterear by ike S)a
tteaal aa Aaiarieaa Lease Clafea.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati
New York 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 0 1 1
Hit- New Yirk. 9. Cincinnati. S.
rora New York. 0: Cincinnati. 2.
ti
Er-
Hut
leri.M - M.ithewaon and Uu, imaii. Over
all and m hlet
IsOOtld Game
New York 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 14
Cincinnati 1001O100O-4
tt:t. s'ew York. 6; Cincinnati. 11 Er
rorsMew Y'ork. 3, Cincinnati. 2. Uat
terlea Elliott and liewertnun; Ewlna and
Street,
At Bt IxjuI
Brooklyn 000010020-4
gt. Loula 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Illta-Hrooklvn, 10: St. Loula. S. Krrors
Brooklyn. 1, St. Loula. L Buttcrlaa
acanlon aixl Itlttcr, Taylor aim Mien.
Second Guiue
Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 S
Bt. Louts 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-2
Hrts Brooklyn, ll; St. LouIh. 9. Krrors
Brooklyn. 2; St. Loula. 0. Batteries
Bcnnlon and Hitter; McHouglidll und
At I'ittabura
Boaton
I'lttaliura
HIlH-lToaton, 8;
0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
0-
3 3 0 S 0 1 U 0 -10
Plttahun. 11 Erroro-
ll.i.h.n 1 I i , t j I i i ri, 1 ltiitt. rl..A- Voonu-
and Need hum: Lynoh und Belts.
Sei oml I lame
Boston 02000001000-3
Blttaljurg ...3000000000 14
Hits Boston. 7; I'lttxliurg, 11. Errors
Boston. 3: BlttKburg. 1 Hatterlea Willis
and M.o.i it. Lvllleld and Cults.
At cnlcago
I'lilla. ... 201000020000
0-6
0- 6
Er-
Chlcugo 002000120000
Hitawpniiaaainnia. ": unicaso. u.
rors I'hJladeltihla. 4: Chlcaao. 1.
Bat
terles BlttliiKer and Dooln; Pfplffer und
tVNelll.
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
W.
I..
PC
.696
.651
.591
.544
.510
.380
.331
New York ..
Pittsburg ...
Iu3
96
88
80
74
45
y
61
67
73
93
99
103
Chic ago
I'Mladelpnia
Cincinnati ..
St. Loula ...
57
49
Boston
Brooklyn 44
AMER'.uAN LEAGUE.
At New York-
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 0-8
Hits Detroit. 5; New York. 8. Errora
len itnd Vurner; Orth and Connor.
It. ...... i. i v..,.. V...-I. n Udiiu.1 ii,L
Second tlame
Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
New York 8 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 -10
lilts Detroit, 7: Now York. 12. Errors
Detroit, 2: New York. 1. Batteries Wlggs
and Drill; Griffith and Klclnow.
At Washington
Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0-8
w nsnington u 0 0 0 0 tl 1 n n l
Hits Chicago, 6; Washington. 3. Er
rorsChicago, l: Washington. 3. Batteries
Owen and Sullivan; Wolfe and Heydon.
At Philadelphia
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02
Philadelphia O0O3OOO2-5
Hits 8t. Ixnils, 10; Philadelphia, 9. Er
rorsSt. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, 1. Bat
teries Sudholt and Sugden; Henley nnd
Schreck.
At Boston-
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 04
Boston 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 7
Can't he in perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes pure blood. Tones and invig
orates the whole system.
Rt'ILAND OPPOSES ORDER
Pallets la law saner System at Mrest Rail
Moatpaller, lioi a - The pro
hearing hrfure the board of railroad
commlaslnner at Ihe iei house thi
morelog to mm ahetitrr the u-am rail-
r..a .. ah old I- i.,iilr,l l mm Om
oi.virio ii.i .or aignal eatabllshatl
by aireot railways at polaU where the
two roads cross at grade, ended In no
hearing.
The Rutland Railroad company.
throughtuatiirny,tl.ll I'ower of
Morrlsvllle, wlllidrew It pro eat
against the iostallation of these sig
nals demandetl by the commissi in and
alto removed lu applicillon for a
modification of the order.
It waa suted that the Rutland com
peny will realat an effort to carry out
the orOar of the wMnmtaelon nod will
staod on lu legal right.
Tim staod taken by the Rutland was
do to an order Issued by toe controls
aloo requiring the Rutlftod Street
Railway Com par y to Install sema
phore like thoee used on the Central
Vermont and Montpelierat Wells Rlv
ercroaslngt. Complaint la mad that
lh order has been dlaregarded.
COUSIN KATfc."
St Altat twa At tha Optra HeuM. Orto
atr I Kh.
The next attraction at th Opera
House, Friday. Hctober II, will be
Virginia DrewTteeoottin Fohel liarry
more's maUr niece, "Cousin KaU."
The press and public are enthusiastic
In Uieir praie of thia company.
From last week 'a Hooeick Falls
Standard:
toe of the best, if not tbe beat attrac
lion, thus far this season waa the pr
s. ntstlon of "Cousin Kate" Tuesday
evening. The title role waa taken by
Virginia Drew Trescott, and her work
was on a par with mat of Fthel Barry,
more for whom the piece was original
ly written. All the parU in the cast
were most ably sustained and the pro
duction was most meritorioui In all
respecu. Little Miss Florida Wilson
who took the part of the boy Bob, la
worthy of special mention, as her In
terpretatlon was remarkably finished
for one so yeung. A large, represen
tative and appreciative audience waa
present.
,Ms
$12
totiMi and
tJMO that
"You've twice as many Boys' Suits as you usually have,'
said a lady Saturday. Twice as many? My dear woman, we
have four times as many. $2.00 tO $10.00
While most dealer's prices throughout the
cast are up ours are down. No secret now
Come in, we'll tell you how we managed it.
CUI PU -HlSSlSd
nkk rsKi Mwa Loaalei far P M Neks
and Mn Trwree.
Wm Thurher of Hooslek Falls haa
apraled to lb police authorities of
thai tillage to aid lo locating hi
wit who he says ha la-en ehai from
ho sine Monday. M r Thurher la a
cripple and hi wife waa employed lo
Nan lltnlng' lato.lt In llooalck
Falls'. Mr and Mr lliurber hate a
laughter four fears old. Fred H
fuller, alao married and employed
In ihe lanndry. U reMirted missing
too Hie wife la an Invalid and ih-y
has a son. Id years aid. It la said
that Cotter asked Mr Van liming, hla
employer, haturdav night for a 'w
days -a . of abasoor), atatlng Uiat h
wished to visit his wife In a hospital
In 'onnertlc:. He promised to rt
turn Wednesday. Mr filter is In
Hocsick Falla. Mrs Thurher Is U
years old. ll thought lhal thx pair
have goo to Canada The polio In
eeveral p4aca between here and Mon
treal have bow notified.
MAYOR CORRY WINS.
Moa-pi lar Saloon Ktrpm Mad
Te O oat
CrnUnalal Day.
Montpellar. Oct. 4 Mayor Corry
wim hi flgbt against Ute aalovm keep
ers, whose places were all closed cen
tennial day. NtaU's Attorney Jackson
conferred a ith the licensees. Mondsy
sfternoon, reading them a letter from
Attorney Cenerel Fltts. While no
ruling opinion was given on the Msy
ors authority the salcxn keepers deci
ded to be on the safe side and not op
en Wednesday as lawsulu would un
doubtedly follow If Utey persisted.
WentlieT
warmer tonight.
Fair,
fair.
Thursday
4'eaalrfltlag tka Uaaala
Foley A Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of tbe great
merit and popularitv of Foley ' Hon
ey and Tar many imitations ar offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
imitations nave similar sounding
names Beware of them. The genu
ine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a val
low package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. It Is tbe best remedy
for coughs and colds. Sold by B A
Quintan.
.
I
igM.
' ."V 1 r
9
MasfJ rrw i aisiawi IT - - . iT. r -
there are no other suits made by any firm
equal at less than $18.00 to $25.00.
TRAIN HOLDUP
NETS $50,000
Bandits Make Great Haul on
the Great Northern
a i-ja MSB
EXPRESS CAR DYNAMITED
Pom of 100 in Purunl of (he
Bandits Two Boy Imitators
Arrested.
BATTI.I-, U.1.I1 M 4 OM east
bound Great Nurtln-ni p aerator train
leaving Iw-rr at k aVIork waa held up
by a gang of hamlita im milt- from
Uila rlty. The i-vi-rt-aa i-ar waa blown
to piece by Ihni- barges of dyas
mite Hie robta-r are bH levari in bar sa
curwl $.', from the wrecked car.
ftherlff Kmiih ami a pnaee of mora
than tisi turn an- mouiial in have aur
rtiiMta the aug at Soring Heath, tea
mils fr.-iu I In- . 1)
A bstlle la H-Ileved to be lo pros
rasa between thr rtiblM-r and tlwtr
purauers not far from Ihe aceue of lb
holdup, which nc-tirred near Hi Hard.
Obarleat Aiideraon. tb etpn-a nu-eeo
ger, waa Injured.
Tbe train was flnggwl near a brick,
yard, and as the engineer slowed up
two men lu rain costs climbed ore
the troder ami prevented revolvers at
The expr -a messenger was com
manded to om-u tbe door of bl car,
and on his n-fn:il in do so a charge of
dynamite was placed against It and
esil.ah-t. no- explosion tore tho car
almost to fdeeea. The safe was then
blowu open.
After sitir!iig the contents of the
ears the thn-- men started off in ao
easterly din, tlon.
Two boy a na soon a the robbery be
gun entent tht piiaaeugt-r coaches and
began to hold up the piiwu-ngers. They
were cuptiiriil.
Millinery Opening
Saturday and Monday Oct 7 and 9
will be opening data at O'Donoella.
Newest Ideas in fall and winter mil 11
oery.
Three
Qualities
tht make the
Hnrcpchnp flnthind
Ilvl JVJIIVV VIVtlllllla
9
known from the At-
4- iV rf-x r U y I Cm y-
m idinic iu inc i acnic,
from Canada to the
Gulf
Style
Quality and
Price
COLE

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