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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
SsISmarfSaI gIIsr. gusua @iIbsIm

SeIbmarfdaG lIsr. Gusuft @iIbeIm
bon 8ape, preubiibsr @~eneralobert unb
Wilitdreoupernsur bon Berlin, III Dor.
Iebten Dienitas Morsen seftorben. 81
tpuroe am 3. Sebruar 1918 in Berlin
sebprsn. trat ala Sumter 1880 in baS 2.
8urbereeimeni 3u SUB Elm, apaueirte in
ben Iansen Srieoensiabren aamdIis gum
Wajor, tpurbe 1856 gommanbeur bes
8abettenbauies su PotSoam, 1860 ga.
taiIpnseommanbeur. Im SeIb3use 1865
nabm er als Oberit bss Q. @arberesi.
msnts su sSuB tbsiI uub 3eidnete iid bel
9bnieserdb aus. SIN oeutfb' frans6it.
ften &tiese 1870 unb 1871 fibrte er bic
l. 9arbe,S nfanteriebrisube su benz bel.
oenmdtbisen Sturm auf st. 8ribat' Ia.
Wontasne, bann in Der Sdladt bel
5eban unb bel Der ginf6Iiebuns bon
Baris. SIN Sabre 1880 erbielt er unter
Bef5rberuns gum General Der Snfanterie
eas Commando bes g., 1881 bas bes 8.
armeetorps unb 1884 idlieBli6 bas bea
@arbetorpS. SIN Serbit 1888 ipurbe
sr nit benz &anse zines @eneralfelos
mari6aas gum @eneraloberit, Oberbe.
febIsbaber in ben Warfen uno @oupers
neur bon Berlin befbrbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

IiBmuS Der @eisafdaft su ssiBeIn
.,Sie baben", 70 i1Iiebt er sur 2stter
fih ipenbenb, ,,aIerbinss feline SbeaIe,
fe ais Waterialiiten tpolen nur ibren
@elbbeuteI fiiaen''. (llnrube i'm Sauie.
prafcent Srbr. b.. 9uol erfIdrt unter
au8emeinem @eld9ter, baB er annsbme,
Der Rebner babe Antpeisnbe nidt se.
meint, unb bittet, bic alIerb0dfts Stsqe
nitt in bic Debate %binsinsusieben } Sp
i&lcb bic erreste Sisuns.
SIN 8srlaufs Der beutigen Debate
lber Baraerapb 112 Der umitursporlase
iaete General 8ronfart BON Sdeaen.
oDrf, Der prsuBii&e 8riesSminiitsr, bab.
obBlsi& bic Rssieruns iid nidt ems
Thinning fir benielben entidieoen babe,
er perfbnlid ben 8nrasrapben, tpis er
bon Der @ommiiiion mobifieirt tporben
iei. fur nidt tpeitsebenb ssnus baltic.
Dieter 9arasrapb Iautet ,Wer
einen Gnseb6rieen bes beutiden Seeres
ober Der faiierliden Marine aufforbert
ooer u%nreist, benz 8efebIe bes Oberen
nidt 9eboriam au ~Ieiften, tper insbeions
oere cine Berion, tpsIde gum 8eurIaub.
tenitanbe seb6rt, auforbert, ober %anreist.
Der @inberufuns gum Dienfte nidt su
fOIsen, tpiro nit 9efdnsnib bis su stpel
Sabren beftraft. Siefe Strafpori1rift
finbet aud auf benienisen Intpenbune,
Der einen 4nsebbriaen bes 2%anbfturms
aufforoert OSsr a%nreiat, benz gufrufs
ni6t SoIse su ~Ieilten. Seer in Der gbs
iidt, bic militdriide Quot unb Orbnuns
su un%tsrsraben, burb Wort, Sdrift,
Durd ober Bib eeseniber einem Inse.
bbrisen res attipen Seeres ooer Der attic
ben Warine bas Seer ober bic Marine
obsr ginr,dtunsen be,felben perdbtIid
matt ober our 8erIebuns Der auf bic
8srtpenbuns Der betuufneten Wadt i'm
5risben pber 8riss ii6 be;iebcnben mills
tdriI1en Dienitpflidten aufforbert ober
a%nrei3t, tpirb nit 9efdnenib bis su brei
Sabren beitraft".
0aG SdIub Der Dsbatte tpurbe
Parosrapb l12 pertporfen; Der 8ei6s.
tas peripsiserts bic annabme besielben
in irgenb elmer Storm unb in ben barauf
folsenbsR gtftimmungen tuuroen aae
anbereu g%arusrapben obne Debate nit
elmer iebr eroBen Waioritdt pertpUrfen.
&eidStansIer Siirit bon Sobenlobe FIN.
oiste barauf an, bab er bic 8orlase auf
@eiud Der gunbesftaatsn R~esierunssn
surddsiebe. Die sanae 8ia purbe oann
bsrtrorfen.
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= Gin Sriebens,eiten baben bic 81

= SIN Sriebens3eitsn baben bic Ser.
Staten einen u~nssbeuern l1eberflu b an
Offeieren. SIN beporfebenben SUM
perben 50 Gaostteu bic 8risBsf6uIe in
@eit 9oint berIuNen, um in bas Seer
sinsutreten. aber bic ausii6ten fur bic
iunsen 2eute, etatsmdbis Steqsn su er'
baltsn, finb siemIid i6Iedt. 9esen.
pdrtia iinb muir 90 iolbe SteQen fir
Subaltsrn.O fFsisre fret. ndmIid biers
,ebn in Der Snfanterie. finf in Der Ga'
pnqeris unb brsi in Der Grtiqerie. Bier
peitere tperben fret tperben burd 9efes'
uns bon Steasn i'm Nuartiermeiiteritab
nit 2ieutenaniS unb cine bur1 4pan'
cement bel General We@opt's Riiftritt
am /. Mai. 8riessminifter 2amoni
piro ss mbsIiderpeiie betpertfeaisen. 81
@absttsn in statsmdbise Steasn 3u brin.
gen !; bic anbsreu tperben su iibersdblisen
Seconosiieutenants esnu6t tperben milf.
fen. gis gum /. aIpril 1900 perben
mad unb mad insseiammt 100 bbbert
Dff5iere bes Seeres ibres gltsrs ipesen
aus benz actipen Dienit i6eiosn, tpsnn
Ie ben Seitpunft erleben.
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500 Nelphnuna. 500.

Die esir bisisr 3situns psrssn I& frsusn ,u
trfabrtn, eaB % psnisifsns cine asfiirtitts
araufbet sisbt, iptlbe biz WifsuI1aft In an
ibrtu Stufsn ,u beiltn i'm Stanet III ; 5aa's
8aiarrb.aur ID bic tin,iss tsBt Der drstli6sn
8ripui6aft b%tfaunif poltipe Sur. aatarrb CT.
frrpsrt als cine Gonfitutipnsfranfbeit cine
epnifituticneas Bebanbluns. 5als 8dtarrb.
Sur irire tnntrlit aeucmnien une pirft eirtft
auf has Blut unp bic itltimiasn SbuaGtm
bss SYlfsms, baburb bic @runbIaas Der aranf.
bdt Stritprsne unb BEN pntitntsn Rraft ssbtaS,
inbsm re Die Gpnfituticn bee s6rpsrs dufbaui
unb Der Ratur in ibrtm Mnfe bilft. Die Gi>
asntbiimsr babsn 70 pie 8srtrautn tu loren
SriIfrdftsn, eae Is tinbunbsrt Dollars gtlpbu.
uns fur ttern 6aa a%nbistsn, ben ls ,u furirtu
psrftblsn. eabt Gut cine eiae RON 3susniGtn
fpmmsH. Bran aeudiu:
9. 3. @bsutp q 8 o., 5pkep. ..
EzF gnfauft BON alien gppibsfsra, 75s.
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- Gin muitersiltises Nrbeiterbsim
inbst iib in StofboIm in Der Sibpqens
sa1s. bas bon SrduIsin 9assrfsSt seIsi.
tei tpirb, bic einen 8erein bs~srinbete,
UNI bas bon ibr in 2onoon bel Octapia
gill ftubirte Spitem mad StodboIm su
psrIssen. Das 4rbeiterbsim umfabt
65 @obnrdume, @aidfdde unb 8abes
sumner, iotpie einen Sr6Bsren SaaI.
Das 9anse befinbet fih in einem e%ritauns
Iidsn 3uitanoe Der Orbnuns. ba iinb
feline Rtis in ben @dnben unb auf ben
Greppsn, fsin S6mub auf ben S5fen
ober in ben Sluren. Der belle uno
luftise SaaI su ebener Groe tpirb tells su
grbauunssspeden. tells sur Irbeitsi6uls
fur bic in benz Seim ip%obnsnbsn Srausn
unb 8inber %rsrrpanbt. Dieter unters
ri6t, Der speimaI in Der Wods fats
finbet. tpirb gratis erteiIt unb umfabi
SanbfertieteitSs unb Sanbarbeitsftun.
ben. llnsefdbr 40 9inber unb 26
Srauen esnieben bieie llnterpsiiuns.
Das rlnternebmen folst ibrisens rein
eei6dftli6en 9rinsipien unb srbebt fur
bic Wobnunsen bur6aus ansemehens
Wieten, bic r~eseImdBis unb punftIib Be.
sabIt tperben. Ra4 ben Wobnuneen il
tets cine 70 Iebtafte Radfrase. baB fl
niemals Ieer iteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
Grant Stetter,
SOtel anO NGferei.
Watuffra6e, 6pbe s1arf

8arms uno taIts Speiien inb 3u ieoer sa.
9ssteit tu baben. 6rifdss Eager ftets an
3apt, ioipis Beine. eiquOrs unb giisarren.
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunoene Bdderei
lisfert Elm por3islidss Badutrf. unb usrS,n
aus Bsfslunssu prompt uno bilis belorat.
6ranf Stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

gdtet Sarauf. bab bic
bon eud Ssfauften 9aie
porifsbenbe SanbeIsmarfe
BADEN, ba bies cine Ga.
rantis bes redten Yreiies
unb Der berridenben
Mobe 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

nnr 2aben nMb bon emm rfdbrensn beutfden UeBser Sestet. Setd
tets frf6, @drhe bic behsn in Der Statt. ns- sprsdt Dor unb dba,eust ad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
Sei6dfts=M m3eiser.

Snd' unp neeissn,.Druder.
8rtb. U. W a 9 Drudarbsitj sbsr art,
In snsliter unb bsutfter Spra&s SIT 9ada-
panna apsnus, ssssnibsr BEN 8inlfp Stprt.
eroeeriss une prppifonsn.
g]raubpp s. MILLER (Ratfplssr BON
Ssabls s. Stea), 116 penn gpe.
Gbptn 6. SEAL "a eadapauna aSs.,
has bsritmts Wbits SpOnss WsbI.
8rsb. 8. @tbmaytr, DsIifatedsn.
$50 eadapanua gpenut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

Norton's nener 0a0cn.
322 2adatpanna 4penue.
5 @ents Tapeten.
6 @ents Tapsten.
8 Gents Iapeten.
10 @ents 9apeten.
IL Gents Silt 1apetsn.
Is Gents Silt 9apsten.
3S @ents sinfa6e Snsrain Iapeten.
10 Gsnts Soadnoiide SaIouiisn nit
Spring &oaer.
10 Gents CUTE 8orbans, STANCE nit
Mefins.8 eidIas.
aqeS neue unb bibfhe WuIter.
Up to date in StpI unb 8rsiisn.
Infer neuer Sorratb bon feinen
Snneren 8anb. Dstorationen
ST Der reidite ben mir is batten.
Stubens unb RabmensW ouIoines.
Seniters Salouiien fir
@obnunsen, 9aben unb Offices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17

- Die 8iepeIsprobuttion unierss Gan.
bes pirb in bieiem Sabre aQer Dabr.
i1einIi&ieit nad auf $50. 900 feissn. b.
B ooppsIt 10 oieI, ais i'm Sabre 1894
fabrisirt tuurben. IS psrben nur nod
tpeniss Rdbsr importirt unb birfte bic
8abl FOLDER i'm Iuufsnben Sabre faum
5000 Stud srreidsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-17
Die urIabe

1roniider &ranfbeiten tpurbe enblid
ertoedt. 9as 8ublifum nabm reaels
r1dBig glntreinigungsmittel unb tonnte
riht besreifen, tpesbalb bur6 bieielben
tet1e p~oaitdnbise Seiluns ersielt ipurbe.
Or. S9ooP 9ins eiten S6ritt mel.
ter iirb tpiontete feline Belt benz ipesielen
Stuotum Der uriaden Der ii1 70 itarf
nermebrenben dronii6en &~ranfbeitert.
ct fanb. bob sepiiie @erpen ppllitdts
btge &Ontroae iiber ben Maaen, bic
2eber unb Nieren unb ale innerens Or.
game baben. @enn biele Rerpen ae,
i9ipddt finb, 10 fam Der Masenbie Nab.
rtng ni6t perbauen, bic Sober tpirb trdae
linb bas sanse& 5rperipitem tpirb binfdI,
ltg, baben 8erbauungss . rganen bie9fers
p%entraft feblt. Or. Sdppp's @tebers
berfelfer III Elm Masers, 2ebers unt
HierensS eilnHittel, pel6es auf bic Rerpen,
tuelte bieieS rsanef untrOlliren eintpirtt.
9ieie Gr5nei 1T fein 9erpine pber
siftises @erpenreiSmitel, ionbern bient
CUR &%rdftisuns Der Rerpen unb sur
Sebung Der Gerbauunssfrdfte unb beilt
ole Maser' unb 2eberleiben burd BITE
@ntfernlrns Der llriaden. Gin Ser.
iu6 iuirb Did baoOn iiberSeuseu.
Sn apoibsfsn ober franco per 9tpreb far si.oo.
~ Der beutide .8eas
M tpeiier 5ur 9eiunobeita,
~ <Ak tpelfer bic Bebanolura
VM ~ nit bieier Nrsnei senaii
4Baf beidreibt, nebit Brpben,
A tperoen an tr9eno eine
ATe Gorefe frei perianot.
@&sEy9evN1 NRan ihreibe an
Sr. S6pop, 9Dr 8, Raeine, Wis.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15
It's a Secret

that many women owe their beauty to
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription. The
reason-beauty of form and face, as well
as grace, radiate from the common cen
ter-health. The best bodily condition
results from good food, fresh air, and ex-
ercise, coupled with the judicious use of
the Prescription" In maidenhoOd,
womanhood and motherhood, it's sup
porting tonic that's peculiarly adapted
to her needs, regulating, strengthening
and curing the arrangements of the sex,
If there be headache, pain in the back,
bearing.down sensations or general de-
bility, or if there be nervous disturb
ances, nervous prostration, and sleep
lessness, the Prescription" reaches the
origin of the trouble and corrects it. 1t
dispels the aches and pains, corrects dis
placements and cures catarrhal intlam-
nation of the lining membranes. It's
guaranteed to benefit or cure, or the
money paid for it refunded.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15
A Missive From Over The Sea.

In report to his home government
the United States Consul at Belfast in
genuously shows how great a blessing to
Great Britain is Free Trade in America.
says the New York Press. Mr. Taney
points out that since the passage of the
new tariff law in this country, business,
which in Belfast had shrunk almost to
nothing, has vastly improved. Included
in the report is the following extract
from report of the Belfast Board of
Trade: 'Since the passage of the new
tariff law in the United States, business
has improved and the demand is now
equal to what it was at any time IN the
past five years. 1t is not generally
known that England's commerce with
65,000,000 people under the Stars and
Stripes amounts to quite as much as her
trade with the 3GS,OOO,OOO under the
British flag. America is, therefore, the
best friend of English commerce"
But does anybody suppose that busi-
ness has increased in this country? Does
anyone think that, under the Wilson
law, this country has shared the benefits
of the revival of business industry in
Belfast? Is there anyone who imagines
that there is demand in the United
States for any commodity equal to that
of any time in the last five years? And
so, of course, American workmen are re-
joicing at the prosperity of Belfast and
the rest of Great Britain, for who does
not rejoice to quit his situation and give
up his wages and go without his bread
and butter for another, a stranger and
foreigner?
There isn't workingman in this coun-
try who doesn't know now, after expert
ence, that for every factory that the Will
son law has opened in Belfast it has shut
down one in America There isn't any
one so ignorant that he does not know
that for every workman who has found
a situation in Belfast one in America has
been thrown out of job. No wonder
that over in Great Britain people honor
Wilson and look upon him and the
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15

The other day Captain Crossman, of
the United States mail steamship Ali.
anca, reports that his ship was fired up
on by a Spanish gunbOat while on her
way from Panama to New York. That
the usual salute was given by the flag
and the courtesy was returned by the
Spaniard, but that the latter followed
this by firing with pivot gun. The
American was too fleet for the gunboat
and easily outsailed its pursuer. This
was off the coast of Cuba, where there
exists an alleged inSurrectiOn. Capt.
CrOssman promptly reported the case to
our State Department and Secretary
Gresham as promptly seeks an available
outlet to apologize to Spain. He and
the Spanish Minister agree that both
sides should be heard, and, because the
Spanish Embassy has not heard from
Cuba, that the American side is greatly
exaggerated. If Gresham can find pre-
text to humiliate the United States, trust
him to do it. A dispatch from Washing
ton, yesterday, says: at is the expressed
belief of the State Department officials,
although Capt. Crossman says he was
not, thai the Allianca was inside the
three. mile limit when the shots were
fired, and that the captain had contra
band cargo on board, or he would have
'heaved to- and permitted search,
which would have given him good
grounds for damages" OF course Cap
Crossman is all wrong. He probably
does not know gun when he sees one!
By all means the Cleveland Administra-
tion should adopt the Spanish Minister'S
suggestion to take affidavits to discredit
the American report to our State De-
partment. Why not recede our old
Spanish territory as an indemnity for
one of our merchantmen daring to run
away from Spanish gunboat?
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THE PEOPLES POPULAR CLOTAERS,
West Arlington.

Wedding bells-dO you hear them?
Ebby Phillips and sister, Mrs. Fred
Decker, recently visited relatives in Paw
let
Edward Buck is very i'll at this writing
with small prospect of recovery. Miss
Sarah Buck is suffering from la Grippe,
which makes three in one family under
the doctors care.
Fred Farnham and wife of of Benning-
ton, are at his fathers for a week or two.
Several in their family are on the sick
list.
Chas. Rowland and little daughter are
sick with la Grippe. Mrs. Amasa Row
land OF Arlington, is with them for few
days.
Several of our people attended the
wedding of Fred Hawley and Miss Carrie
Sweet on Wednesday, the 9th, inst, at
the home of the bride in Camden, y. Y.
Fred is one of our promising young men,
and we predict for him and his a pros
porous life. They are to commence
housekeeping on the farm owned by
Geo. Hawley, recently occupied by f. II.
BrOwnson. Mr.. Brownson has removed
in the house with Mrs. d. F. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caldwell returned
Tuesday, from East Greenwich, where
they have been two or three weeks.
Moving seems to be in order. Fred
Caldwell has moved to F. o. Hanaman's
tenement house; Mr.. Stanley, who has
lived on the John Rafter farm the past
year, to Ezra Bucks house. Chas. Row.
land is to remove to the house vacated
by F. Caldwell.
L. j. Farnham and son, Edward, have
purchased the John Rafter farm and ex-
pect to carry it on the coming season,
Edward deciding to stay at home for that
purpose.
News reached here last week of the
death of Thomas Buck, at his home in
Michigan, from pneumonia. Mr.. Buck
was brother of Samuel, Ezra and Ed
ward Buck (whose illness has been men
tioned)
Mr.. Bucklin of Manchester, was in
town, Tuesday, on business connected
with the estate of the late Thomas Flem-
ing.
Lemuel Hawley, wife and daughter of
Greenwich, N. Y, were guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawley,
last week.
L. A. Buck of East Arlington, was in
town on Tuesday, called here by the dan
gerous illness of his father.
School in District No. 6 closed last
week Friday, Miss Kate Sherman, teach
er. Miss Sherman returned to her home
in West Rupert, the same evening.
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Cleveland Administration as their
friends and benefactors. No wonder
that over here Wilson is flung out of his
own household in West Virginia, and
that people thank Heaven when Mr..
Cleveland goes duck-shooting.
Mr. Taney's innocent frankness is a
tender missive from laugui shing Egypt
to her dying Antony. This is the season
when a chill wind blows on tariff sham,
on Free Trade cant and on consecrated
hYpOerisY.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15
TOWN OFFICERS.


r. l. Batchelder, moderator; o. p. ST.
monds, clerk; G. L. Richardson, treas
urer; Samuel Stiles, F. G. Wyman, j. H.
Whitney, selectmen; G X. Davis, W. L..
Hunt, w. j. Farnum, listers; r. l.
Batchelder, F. G. Wyman, Mrs. II. j.
Batchelder, school directors; George X.
Davis, f. G. Wyman, G. w. Whitney, au-
ditors; G. X. Davis, constable and col
lectOr; G. X. Davis, town grand Juror;
G. K Davis, oYerseer; G. X. Davis, road
commissioner; r. l. Batchelder, agent;
M. b. Lyon, trustee of public money;
o. p. Simonds, inspector of leather; New
ton Lakin, inspector of wood and lum-
Der; NJ. j. HapgOod, NJ. b. Lyon, r. l..
Batchelder, Samuel Stiles, Mrs. G. W..
Whitney.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15

The congregation of the rebellious
Church of the Good Shepherd at Roches-
ter, N. Y, has capitulated uncondition.
ally. The black. flag has been hauled
down and all the apparatus for ritualstic
services was removed This parapher-
MALTA belonged to the principal member
of the congregation, and it is understood
it will be stored for the present. The
church building was turned over to
Bishop Coke, and a recently installed
clergyman will be placed in charge in
place of Rector Turner. In all these
church sGuabbles it is significant that
bald and bare services are never the sub
ject of condemnation by such bishops as
those of Western New York and Mary
land, but let a congregation make wor-
ship ornate and then there is trouble.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15

Fine Black and Blue Kerseys
marked from $50 to Sl5.
Fine Black Meltons marked
from S25 to 1886
Fine Black and Blue Beaver
marked from S22 to II.
Elegant Kersey Beaver, all
shades, malked from $40 to 12.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15

The Republican State Committee met
at Burlington, Tuesday, as stated in our
last issue, the chairman, Col. Olin Mer-
rill, presiding. Col. George r. Childs of
st. Albans, was elected the Vermont
member of the Republican National
Committee for the unexpwed term of
Hon. NJ. S. Colburn of Manchester, de-
ceased. We congratulate Col. Childs on
this deserved recognition. He is the ed
itor of the st. Albans Messenger, was for
years the private secretary of ex. Gov.
Smith, and is well fitted for the duties Of
the position.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-03-15
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4 NOMMISSION uR ; NOTIVE,
- Estate Of TRUMAN ELWEII..
The undersigned, having been appointed Lv
the Hon. Probate { ,urt for the District OF lier-
nngton COMMISSIONERS, to receive, exarune
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Truman Elwell, late of
Shaft sbury, in said district, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto hereby give
notice that we will NEE for the purposes af ire
said, at the late dwelling house of said Truman
Eiwell on the 3ist day of August next,
from one o'clock p. m. until
o'clock p IN, Of SAID day, and that six
months from the 1st day of March, A. u. 1885 is
the time limited by SAID Court for s,id creditors
10 present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Shafsbury, this 9th day Of March.
A. D., 1895.
CLARK STONE,
GEO. E BUCK,
IA Commissioners
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THF BANNER.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS.

Entered at the Bennington Post Office as
second-class matter by c, A. PIERCE CO.,
Publishers.l
Terms, Sl5O per year, strictly in advance
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MARRIED.

SMlTH-MOON-Iu White Greek, N. Y, Feb.
to Mrs. Emma l.. Moon both of Bennington.
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DR.. Plerce's Pellets cure constipation,
indigestion, biliousness, headaches and
kindred ailments.
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DIED

JOHNSON-In Toronto, Ontario, Sunday,
March 10th, Myron Johnson, youngest brother Of
the late A. NJ. johnson Of this village, in his Gath
year.
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DREADFUL MASSACRE
The BannOck Indians Shed
American Blood.
SOLDIERS LATE IN COMING
Every Inhabitant OF Jackson's Hole
Reported Murdered--WOrse
News Feared.

PoCATELLo, Idaho, July 26.-William
Ross, of the firm of Ross, Grey & Wyatt,
las just arrived at Market Lake from st.
and reports everybody in
Tackson's Hole killed this morning. It
is considered authentic news, and ex-
.itement is intense. The United States
.roops from Cheyenne will arrive in the
sity in the morning at O'Clock, and
Vill leave at once for Market Lake, and
hence by wagon road for the Fall river
country. Courier Sargent arrived in
Market Lake this morning from the vi
Unity of Jackson's Hole. He left a
in the country, who intended
proceeding into the Hole if possible and
-eturn with the news. He is expected
It Market Lake tonight. Sargent re
ports all the passes guarded, and is
Gfraid his companion will not be able to
bbtain an entrance. -
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License ON Banka.

CHICAGO, July 27.-City Collector
Mass has found way to make banks
1elp support the city government. Ac-
,ording to an old ordinance, which has
never been enforced, among those COM
oeiled to pay license fees to the city for the
privilege of doing business, are ''banks,
brokers, commission merchants, grain
and produce dealers, real estate and in
surance agents." National banks are
exempt, but notices haVe gone to all the
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others. The fee is $25 year. This
means an additional revenue of $40, 1000.

Among the numerous persons who
have been cured of rheumatism by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, mention
shonId be made of Mrs. Emily Thorne,
of Toledo, Wash, who says: 81 have
never been able to procure any medicine
that would relieve me of rheumatism
like Chamberlain Pain Balm. I have
also used it for lame back with great
success. It is the best liniment have
ever used, and take pleasure in recon-
mending it to my friends" For sale by
Blakeley & Houghton, Druggists.
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Pereona who are eubiect to- diarrho

Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find q speedy cure in De Wits s
Collie and Cholera Cure. Use no other.
1t is the best that can be made or that
money can procure. It leaves the sys-
tenn in natural condition after its use.
We sell it. For sale by Snipes-Kin-
orslV Drug Co