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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

@inise merfpiirbige 8eifpiele BON
rSpiele bes Ser itedens unb Sinbens"
tperben aus England beri9tet. SIM
Sabre 1894 berlpr cine Dame ibren
Sraurins in benz Gboppinstrn : Sob
lenberstperf, unb brei Sabre fpGter
tpurbe er i'm Snnern elmer &artoffel
tpieber gefunben, als bic So9ter Der
8erliererin bas Mittasefen berri9=
tete. Sine Dame aus Glasgow berz
Tor ibren Sraurins auf Der Sniel Or
rom. 4ls iie Elm Sabr fpGter an benz
ielben Srt gum @efu9 peilte, fanb
Elm Mdb9en, bic ssfo9te aartpffeln
fir bic S9neine aerftampfte, in elmer
&drtDffel ben perlorenen sling.
Cine alte filberne l1br tpurbe i'm sses
bruar in Sis eingebettet in einemSeih
Bel 9untinsbon sefunben. Cine Sas
me aus 9ldsgop perlor in einem Ga
ben einen foftbaren 9iamanten. Gi=
nige Monate barauf fanb lie i'm in
benz 2eberbaden bes Stiefels ibrer
So9ter, Die tie Bel benz @infauf be-
sleitet bate. @r mar auf alien mOgli=
diem Wesen setragen porben, pbne
S9aben 5u nebmen. Sn Chaplain
perlor Elm 9err beim 4usfabren einen
Giamanten i'm Wertbe bon $500. M9t
Woden barauf fanb i'm Der Rutf4er
zines Mrstes am Srte i'm S9muB,
Der bur9 benWagen beim Tabren aufs
getporfen porben tpar.
Gin @9lansenrins, ben cine Dame
beim S9ipdnefiittern in einem Sei9
berlor, purbe na4 fieben Sabren bon
einem Sunsen sefanben, ber NIT fets
mem Spaaierftod bic Siefe bes Seiz
DIES ausmeHen tpolte unb ben Hins
babel berausbrahte. Cine Oiamant>
brofde i'm Wertbe bon ettpa $1,000
murbe BON elmer Dame int 9afen bon
Ooper fallen selufen; fie erbielt iie
aber na9 einisen Sasen BON einem
matroisn auriid, Der ie bsim Gifden
aus benz Meere 6erausgehplt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
,,R5mne fam er'f@ ntt.|"

gs mar in Der ManDperseit. Oie
beifii9e Sipifion belt, 10 tpirb aus
5rantfurt erad6lt, ibre nsbunsen i'm
Sbenmalb ab, i'm Oorfe g. lag elm
Battalion Snfanterie i'm Auartier.
Sie Sruppen batten einen anitrensens
ben Sag pinter ii4, unb i9on Dor
benz 3%apfenftrei4 fu9ten fi9 Diff,
5iere unb Mannf9aften fir bic 4n<
itrengunsen bes fplsenben Sases, an
benz febr friib abmarf9irt sfperben
folte. bur4 einen tii9tisen S9laf 81
ftdrten. Sebr lebbaft sing es an bic
lem @benb i'm @aitbOf Sur poft" gu.
Sier iaben in Der nbeHeren" @irtbsz
ftube bic r9onoratf9iore": Der 8iir<
germeiiter, Der pfarrer, Der 4potbez
fer, Die 2ebrer, fura, ale ansefebenen
Ser Dnli9teiten bes Srtes. Muf Der
Sagesorbnune ftanben bic militGri=
f&en greisniHe; Der Meinunssausz
taui4 mar febr lebbaft, ba man fi4
IN perf9iebenen @ruppen unterbielt
unb iebe @ruppe bic anberen gu iiber=
bieten iu9te. l1nmtttelbar iiber benz
Observation-Disclosures" berIu9te Der
MaiOr, Der in Der rpoft" einquartirt
mar, gu f9lafen. Snfoiee bes unten
berrf9enben 2Grms poQte i6m fem
@orbaben iebo9 ni9t 10 redt gelinz
gen. &ur5 na4 II l1br erf9ien Der
8urf9e bes Maiors in Der beferen
@aftitube:
nGine G%mpfeblung bonn Serrn Mas
Tor, unb er liebe bic 9errsr um ettpas
mebr &ube bitten, ba CT Bel Der iiber>
lauten unterhaltung ni9t f9lafen
fDnne."
Sir turae .3ett flaute nun bic I'M
terhaltung ab, mm iebo9 balb pieber
bic friibere 2sbbaftisteit unb @tGrfe
gu errei9en. Nu9 elmer @iertelftunbe
eri9ien Der 8urf9e gum 5fpeiten
Scale, um bas grfu9en UNI Gube gu
tp~iSoerbolen. Mls audi bierauf ber>
frfbe @rfolg pie beim eriten MaIe
eintrat, fam Der 8urf9e gum britten
Male:
nWenn bic 9erren ii9 jebt ni6t ruz
big berbalten, lGbt Der 5err Major
bic Wa4e bolen unb ale b~inaustperz
fem"
@uf bieie 8riesserfldrung traten
einige Minuten peinliden S9peigens
elm. @nbli4 fraste elmer Der @Gfte,
benz 3peifel Der 8ere9tisuns bes
Maiors gu bieiem fummarii9en @sr>.
fabren aufftiegen:
n9err 8iirsermeiiter, fam Der Mus
ior benin bas2"
Worauf bas Oorfoberbaupt CUR
@nttport CAB:
r8Dnne fam er'f9 nit. @ann
er'i4 amer bubt, lieje mer braus."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
GbiIe.
Sob zines betanfttef n
beuth @eIebrten.

beut @eIebrten.
Santi a 9 o. Is. SuIi. Ser be-
fannie RaturfOri4er Or. pbilipps TT
9efforben.
Or. g.. u. pbilipps, Der berbor,
raeenbe gotanifer, rar am IA. Sept.
1903 in @barlottenburg-B Berlin ae=
boren. Ra6oem er fi9 In Seutt9=
lamb als 2ebrer an Der So9f9uIe in
@aKsl ausge3ei9net, fiebelte er fid
1851 in @bile an. 1853 tpurbe er
gum profeHor fir 8otanif UNI
53ooloaie urh gum Director bes ndtur.
biitoriiden Wuieums In Santiago ere
ilannt, mel1es urter ieiner 0erpaltunq
sum bebeutenbfen in Siib=M merica
smporifie9. 1875 trat er 3urid. Der
0erforbene galt als Mutoritdt auf benz
@sbiet Der geologic uno 8otanif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

& openbagen &6nig Gbris
tian lit bon feinem geiu4e IN S4pe.
rim. @robbsrsostbum Medlenburgs
@9perin. s~uriidsetebrt. @r bat fi9
bon ieinem unuobliein erbolt.
Green Bap, @isc. Yif9of s.
s. Tor tpurbe bon grabifdof Wesmer,
Milmautee, gum gii9of Der @reen gap
0i6ceie eetpeibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26

Noro 2emisburs feinen 3w6lfid5rigen
8ruber Wiaiam.
Die 3naben fpielten, als @befier in
Corn serietb. Elm @euebr bOlte unb
auf feinen 8ruber losoriidte.
6 e. senator Jones Bel
p~arfer.
gfOpus, 81. 81, Is. Suli. @g.
Senator SOnes. Der suriftretenoe 8Dr-
fbenoe bes bemofratiihen National=
@omites unb o. s. @ampau aus Wi-
9igan, famsn heuts auf Der Surdrsiie
mad Nem Oorf bur9 Giopus. 0err
Sones NOR nod ME 3upor in &Oiemont
eepeisn unb feline gefanntfdaft nit
&idter Barrier 1T nidt intim.
%. s. Sbeeban besab fi9 beute
nod SEEM Dorf.
Senator Sobn %. Daniel aus 0ir=
gin!en traf beute aus Sem Sort in
&Oiemont Elm, 3eitis senue. UNI nod
an Der @Onferen3 awiiden &idter par=
fer, Senator Sones unb Gampau tbeil=
nebmen 5u t6nnen. Iud er ia9te.' er
babe in Stem Dorf nur ben Namen
Sassart's als 8OrfiBenoen FIR bas
@ational=@ omite erpdbnsn b6ren.
MSrber lst I.
Spraeue, q. g., 25. Suli so
Garmer unb Silfs S9erifs burd-
iu9en bic Wdlber nod Jreb MaIon,
Der eeftern isinen S9mieserbater 9.
Wilion erfdOB.
Mafon lebte bon ieiner Grau ee=
trennt unb fam geitern 3uriid. ben
Sdwiesetbater iOfort iiber ben 5aufen
f9iebsnb. Mu9 feline Grau iudte sr
gu t0bten, bod pertrieb i'm bieie nit
einem &epolber in Der Sano.
Res % ireifs.
Sail &iber. Conn.,, 25. Suli.
Ser StreitbefebI beg Sertil= &atbs, Der
iiber 80, 1000 Mrbsiter aus ben Gabri=
fen gum prOtet gegen cine 12tprOaen=
tise 2obnberabiebuns abruft, frat beute
in Strait. S9on rm8ubr batten faft ALE
Gabriten, bic bon benz Strsit betrOf-
fen iino, ge!dlOfen.
Seibe Sbeile seben 3u, bab fe am
Mnfanse zines Der i4drfften 3dmpfe
feben, bic id in GaQ &iper jemals
ab9efpielt.
Sur apei Sabriten tonnten ben 8e=
trieb au!re9ibalten; aber In elmer, Der
9ourne'i5en, oeranlaBten bic Streifsr
10 8iele gum Hieoerlegen Der Mrbeit,
bab bic 6abrif Na9mittass fdloB. Sn
benz anoern anw'ien iueigerten fid bic
Nrbeiter.
3wedIoe 3eugen=M u g.
agen.
Iew DDrt, 25. Suli. Sas
nn9lid auf benz @r%curfiOns-S ampier
Sen. Slucum", wn se9sn 1000
Msniden umtamen. tpdre ungeideben
geblieben, bdtte elmer Der Sefarbeifer
ben 2opf ni9t berloren. go duBerts
fi4 tuenieftens beute Der fribere 6euer.
marltaa Treel Dor Der Bunbes-@om
milton, meIdes cine unterfuduns tiber
bas ungliid anifelt. 6reel faste, fa0s
iener Nrbeiter bas brennenbe SAB er=
griffsn uno iiber 8orb geidleubert
bdtte, 10 mdre alss gut abeelaufen,
anfatt be- en- rannte er nod Der 6euer-
ipribe uno lieb Die Sbiire often, 10 bab
Die Glammen fi9 raid oerbreiteten.
@ie fid beute berausftelte, befinbei
fi6 8unoesinfpeftor 2unbberg, Der ben
ySlocum" feinerseit inipicirte uno al:
fiber erfldrte, ni4t mebr bel Dem Se-
partement. @r Nor rtur. auf probeaeii
an9effeIt.
porto &icpS q q.
81. 9ouis, Is. Suli. (Weltaus=
telun9spIaB.) Muf Der Nusfel-
lung purbe beute porto &ico Sag ge=
feiert. 9ie portoritanii6e Mbtbeiluna
i'm lanbwirtbidaftli9en @ebdube mar
i96n betorirt uno Die Befu9sr trans
fen f6fli9en @afee BON Der Sniel. Ser
Prdibent Der portp &ico @ommiiion
unb MusfeIunas : prdfbent 6raneis
bielten furae Mnfpraten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-26
Sraurige 3u6t
3shnjabriger Gnabe ern,oroet i'm
8orne ben aw0 fiabrigen yrnoer.

u rbana, Ohio, Is. Suli. gbs=
fer Me@rsarp, 10, erfdoB beute Bel
Noro %2emisburs feinen 3u0lfid5rigeu
8ruber @i0iam.
Die 9naben ipielten, als @befer in
Corn serietb. Elm 8etpebr bolte uni
auf ieinen Bri1oer losoriidte.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31
SALMON SEASON
OPENS TONIGHT
Fishermen are Now Preparing to
Make Z Big Catch This
Season
Especial to Evening Teller.)

CHARLESTON. Aug. 31.-At mid |
night. tonight. the open season. for
Salmon fishing In the state Of WASH
ington begins. For some weeks past a
number Of fishermen have been over
here. getting their outfits in readiness. |
Last year the business gave employ
ment to small army Of people, and
this season the number promises to be
much greater. It Is estimated that all
Of $4,000 pounds will be gathered in
and when IL IL remembered that last
season the catch" brought cents per
pound. very readily on the rivers. bank,
the value OF the industry IL seen to be
immense. Large crowds Of people will
line the banks Of the river, for the next
thirty days. watching the fishermen
make their haula.
All the packing houses are going full
blast. They are sending out enormous
quantities Of peaches. Yesterday three
carloads were sent to the outside mar
kets. Most OF them went to Montana.
points. Although some went on to the
Dakptas and even farther east. The
fruit u In fairly good condition and II
finding 9 ready market and the work
Of gathering It and getting It ready for
shipment gives employment to q large
number Of people. All Of the packing
house are making an effort to put out
only the very best Of fruit and to have
It In prime condition.
Realty II moving pretty lively these
days. even though the welcome showers
have laid the dust. Almost daily some
good sales Of business or residence
| property are reported. A few substan-
tial business blocks will be erected at
once and several nice residences are
now In course of construction. Con-
tractors and builders report a large in
crease in the inquiries being made by
parties who contemplate building.
Many people will try to build at once.
In order to help take care of the inn
mense crowds expected at the Leiws-
tom Charleston Interstate fair.
j The local band reached decision
last evening at its practice to inau-
concerts. II Is announced today thai
the :1rst concert of the series win be
given Thursday evening on the Main
street in this city. The general public
is invited to come out and listen to tbs
excellent program which will be rem.
dered. The band organization has nov
reached high standard Of excellenct
owing 10 the dilligent practice that ha,
been maintained through the past sea
son and the pubtc may be assured q
hearing one OF the best organization
in the state render musical program
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31
NAY HAVE
new HOME
Lewiston Foundry and Machine
Works Now Contemplating
Erection Of New Structure.

The directors of the Lewiston Foun-
dry & Machine works have reached
decision to build foundry building in
this city during the coming winter to
meet the demands Of the increasing
trade OF that institution. There are
few people in this country who realize
that Lewiston has one OF the most i'm
portant industries of its kind in the
west A foundry and machine shop Is
not often paying proposition in
small community but visit to shops
OF the Lewiston Foundry and Machine
works developed the fact that force
OF fifteen men are hard at work turn
ing out all kinds of machinery as well
as molding from iron all kinds Of
shapes such as are used as building
material and castings for farm ma
chinery. The firm has just completed
the making of the iron columns and
beams to be used in the Weisgerber
building now being erected. Aside from
this Mr.. John T. Graham, the man.
ager, has just closed contract with
the Lewiston Charleston company to
IurHlSH over OV,VVV pOuiIuS VI HidtcIldi
to be used in the construction work Of
the new transmission line that will be
built by that company.
The firm recently installed a new
cupola with a crane derrick for their
foundry room to carry the ladle that
holds 1900 pounds Of molten metal. In
addition to this a new 32-inch engine
lathe has been installed which weighs
six tons, A five-inch radial drill and a
twenty.inch stroke steam hammer
weighing five tons has also been in
stalled. The foundry is now so equipped
that any and all kinds of work may be
completed. Dimcult engine jobs as well
as turning out the finest OF steel appli-
ances can be accomplished. Mr.. Ora
ham stated today that they would re-
main at their old quarters until winter
when 1t was hoped that their new
building would be completed. He stat.
ed that several building sites were ir
view but none had been selected as vet
The building to be erected win prob.
ably be Of granite from the upper
Snake and will be one of the most sub
stantial In the city when completed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31
BIC MEETING
At CLAKS1ON
viii Be Held Saturday Night to
Discuss the Water
Question.
Especial to Evening reller.)


CHARLESTON, Aug. 31.-The resi-
dents OF Vineland and Charleston are
now preparing for q monster mass
meeting to be held Saturday night at
the public school building for the pur-
pose of freely discussing the water
problem Of this section. The object Of
the meeting IL to give a chance to those
interested to air their views on the
subject and after a general discussion
committees will be appointed to confer
with the stockholders of the lewiston
Charleston company who are expected
to arrive here shortly from the east to
confer with Mr.. Libby, president Of the
company on matters pertaining to the
improvements that have been an
nounced by Mr.. Libby.
The meeting Saturday night promises
to be one OF the most important in the
history Of this district. The water
question II of vital importance to the
residents and while there IL an abund-
aace of water for all purposeA there Il
much complaint over the old wooden
hume that carries the water here. 1t
IL stated that the fiume II out Of order
at~times when the water II most need
ed and that the efforts OF Mr.. Libby to
have the company make the new Inn
provements are commended. The meet
Ing win organise for the purpose Of -
sisting Mr.. Libby in placing the facts
before the stockholders Of the company
who are interested with view Of hav-
Ing the matter come to speedy de-
cisi0n.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Deesee . - . .
\ Monday, Aug. 22-The American
1Eining Congress will meet at Portland.
orr. In annual session and will last
~ to and including the 9th.
Thursday, August 25.-Miss Mccoy,
county superintendent, announces that
teachers examinations will be held
Thursday. Friday ana Saturday.
Friday, August 2s-The Nee Perez
county prohibition party will meet 1t
the court house. between the hours Of
4 >. M. and s p. m. to name . full
county ticket.
Tuesday. August 2s.-The Nes Perez
County Teachers institute will begin
II annual session at the Lewiston
High school building and remain In
0sahion until September ..
Monday. August IA teachsrs'
eonvention will be held at Standpoint,
idaho. from Monday to Friday inclu-
otve.
tuesday. August 3o.-Ths Oregon
1tats Medical association viii meet q
1oetland. Ore. for two days.
Monday. September l3.-Primariea
wtll ~ held In eyery precinct in Nss
1sscs county BY thA republicans for the
\ purpose o. selecting delegates to re-
\ pnblican county nominating convention
I ~ " held September IS.
Thursday, septsmbsr 1s-Ths repub.
llcan county nominating convention
Vim ~ held 1t the county building u
~ o'clock :. m.
1feuAay. October s.--Judgs STEELE
Mill convene district court In this cit,
~ ~ court house q . Z. n.
Monday. oc1oAsr ls.-Ths suprsm,
1enss of ths seats of ldaho win con
sene II this city at :. n.
Monday. October 1.-THE NTH an
AuAl Lewiston Inter State Fair I
Nactng association win meet FOR on
wssk ending October ~.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

hereby announce my candidacy for
tAs once of probate Judge Of Nes Perce
county subject to tho action Of the re-
puhlican county convention.
TILLNAN BELL
n.SRa-ae M
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Try The Teller for real live news
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Monday. octoAsr 1.-THE supreme
1onSs of the slate Of ldaho win con-
Sono n this city at Z. n.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Tuesday. August 2s.-The Nes Perez
County Teachers institute will begin
- annual session at the Lewiston
High school building and remain In
ooaAicn until September 2.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Friday. August 2S-The Mes PIERCE
county prohibition party will meet at
the court house. between the hours. Of
IA p. m. and p. m. to name full
county ticket.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Thursday, August 25.-Miss Mccoy,
county superintendent announces that
teachers examinations will be held
Ihursday. Friday ana Saturday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Monday. August IA teachere
eonvention Will be held at Standpoint
Idaho. from Monday to Friday inclu
oiva
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Tuesday. August 30.-Ths Oregon
1tate Medical association win meet Z
10etland. Ore. for two dayA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

ess sese ssse eessss
\ Monday. Aug. 22-The American
Mining Congress will meet at Portland.
Orr. In annual session and will last
N TO and including the 9th.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31

Rssldsaes with M. hsmnsek, Fearl
Street, Normal ltill
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-31
COMING EVENTS

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News ofIthe Town andi Village Told
Briefly For Busr Retders

News ofItho Town nndi Village Told
Briefly For Busv Refders
Edward McCre is spending few
days With friends in Rutland and Vi
entity
The Arion quartette give a concert
at the odd Fellows Hall IN South
Salisbury tonight
Don't forget the Sunday dinners at
the Putnam house.
Elijah Howard who lives at ll3
Bradford Place, lost the forefnger Of
his right hand while atworl1 yesterday
morning in Bradford's knitting mill.
Albert NJ. Downs, as has been his
custom for years, will go tomorrow
morning to the Towslee cemetery in
Pownul and decorate the graves of
the comrades buried there, The
graves of those in the Chapel cemetery
will also be visited and properly at
tended to. There will be a large at
tendance at the memorial services to
be held in the Hindsdilgille cemetery
Sunday afternoon. Electric cars will
be provided so that all can attend who
desires to. There are about twenty
old soldiers buried there.
Miss Fannie Tomlinson is visiting
her sister Mrs John Tudor in STAN
ford.
g. D. Sweet is temporarily assist
ing in the market o! A."C. Sweet while
the latter is laid up with a cut hand.
Mrs Daniel McEown, who sprained
an ankle while going down the cellar
stairs couple OF weeks ago, is not
able to get around the house great
deal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF theiGTown ara village TolA
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News OF thefffoWn ana Village TOth
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Charles Clark, the veteran fisherman
has the honor of having caught the
largest trout this season. 10 weighed
just 1 ID and II ounces after It was
dressed and was caught out of Fur
mace brook
"Ihe Gambler" is the opener for
Mondays matinee at Library hail.
Molyin w. Wadsworth a former resi-
dent, now at the Gill Odd Fellows
home is making a visit here the first
in two years. Mr. Wadsworth is the
oldest member Of Stark lodge IOOF
and one of the Oldest in Vermont.
Considering that he is over 80 years
of age he is exceedingly we'll presery-
ed and bids fair to round out the full
century.
Judge H. b. Bottum of South Shafts
bury who has been quite i'll for several
weeks is reported as being quite COM
Portable today.
Deputy SheriiTs Nash and Godfrey
went to Pleasant Valley this morning
and arrested Leander Morgan, Her
bert Elwell, William Duffy and Bill
Palmer for intoXication, upon the com
plant of neighbor. All were before
the municipal court today Morgan
and Palmer pleaded guilty. Duffy
was discharged and Elweu's case was
continued until he should become So
ber
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-28
GIVEN TO THE SICK ON TRIAL
Druggist GOkay'S Generous Offer
HyOmsi Treatment Costs Moth
ing Unless it Cures Cat
arr h,

Many who are in need OF Hyomei
the treatment that cures catarrh with
out stomach dosing, have not yet real
lied its wonderful healing powers. Hs
wants every one who is troubled with
catarrrh or catarrhal colds to get a
Hyomei outfit from him with the IN
Outstanding that it is absolutely free
unless it cures catarrh and frees the
system from germs Of grippe and inhu-
euza
The first days use of Hyomei will
show by its eXhilaratiDg and yitalizing
effects that it is doing good Use it
for a full month entirely at Druggis
Gokay's risk. If, at the end Of thirty
days, you can say that Hyomei has not
helped you, be viii return your money
without question or argument
The complete IIyonei treatmeatcosts
but one dollar aud consists of an inha-
Iar that can be- carried % the pocket or
purse. a medicine drnpnar auI baJ.
Tie Igauei The ioh5lar will last 90
ute time ard IF na bottle does t
cure, extra BOTTLES cal aa obtained
for lasuts. d. IS the most oaoulmi-
cal ofaU remcHi advertised for .ao
cure Of .au-rn. AMI. taao7Ig an. here
you can a.a.aa mae.h' tr.at-o1t
from your I.as. dra .Hat COS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-28
FLA G
Of 6be
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Why not own one Of your
own and display it in front of
the house when occasion de-
mands. We have in stock all
sizes and qualities at prices
ranging from Sc per dozen to
$1,000 each. Let the "kid"
have one Memorial day, at any
rate. 1c, SC, 1Oc, 15c or 25c
will fit him out according to
the size Of your purse OF pat
Iiotism.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-28
NORTH BENNINGTON

Secretary Stehman will conduct the
services at the Baptist church Sunday
morning,
The North Bennington Alumni as
ISOLATION will give a banquet at Bank
hall on June 18th to the graduating
class. 100 invitations have been is
sued.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-28

DO not need to be reminded
that IT'S the quality of the
Tackle as well as the skill of
the angler which counts. Girls.
wold's many years experience
in the business assures the best
goods at lowest possible prices.
Better not take chances with
untried brands of Tackle that
are represented to be iustas
rood