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The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
CROW CREEK

MIR. and Mrs. Nix are visiting
their mother. Mrs. Nix.
Mrs. Ella Waters and little son.
Richard, are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Jackson.
Miss Cecil McLelland is visiting
her friend, Miss Irene Houston west
of Greeley.
Miss Bertha Jessup and Miss May
Jackson were visiting Miss Ellen
Jeanson Sunday.
The Lincoln school closed after a
year of faithful work. There were
nine graduates from school making
twelve graduates from both schools.
Miss Daisy Law has gone to her
home In Windsor after closing very
successful term of school. There
were three pupils leaving the country
school, having finished the work
here.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
FORT LuPToN

j. f. Jackson and family picniced
at the Snoutfer lake last Sunday.
Sarah and Maggie Twombly will
spend their vacation visiting rela-
tives in South Dakota and Montana.
A heavy rain and hail storm visit
ed this vicinity Monday evening but
no damage to crops is yet reported.
b. +. Twombly recovered his
horse and buggy that were stolen
last Monday night. No clue to the
thief.
The ball game last Sunday be-
tween the home nine and the Den
yer mail carriers resulted in favor of
Luptou. Score to l.
The Laburnum Circle initiated
five new members into their lodge
Monday evening. The new members
were: Misses Baxter, Grace Coburn
and alice Stafford.
Arthur Overman who has been
working for the U. P. railroad here
for several wears has been given a
section on the Boulder Valley be-
tween Brighton and Washington coal
mine and will move his family to
Brighton.
The closing school exercises will
be given in the K. Of P. hall Friday
and Saturday nights Of this week.
The graduating class are: Mabel
Coburn, Hattie Corcoran, Lille
Moore, Della Twombly, Wharf Dye,
Jay Yeckel.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
All Over Weld.

Mr.. Mudd of Denver, agent for
the Wood harvesting machine COM
pany was an Evans visitor Monday.
A number of squirrels have been
seen In the city park here, supposed
to have come over the hill from
Greeley.
Mr.. Harrop OF the South Bend
Construction Co. was here last Sat-
urday and was we'll pleased with the
plant constructed here.
Grandma Vanaken who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. F..
Jack, for the past few weeks has re-
turned to her home in Loveland.
Rev. Stillman will deliver the
Memorial sermon Sunday morning
and Rev. Beardsley of Denver will
deliver the Memorial address Tues
day.
Roswell Twiggs who has been
here for the past few months super
intending the work on the Evans
water works left for his home in the
east last Saturday.
Among those from Evans who at
tended the &. A. r. encampment in
Denver last week were: S. Il. Huff
smith and wife. L. II. Young and
wife, G. X. Carson, w. f. Johnson,
p. II. Herriott, John Brhbaker,
John kimsey and Tobe Mattox.
The ball given for the benefit Of
VIM. Moll at Young's hall Tuesday
evening Of last week was quite sue
cess, both socially and financially.
The proceeds amounted to $50. The
affair was under the direction of
Mrs. O'Grady, Mrs. Minnie Randall
and Mrs. Kensinger.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
HAZELToN

Walter Baird has been visiting
his Grandpa Moody for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landrum spent Sun.
day with their daughter, Mrs. Max.
we'll east of Evans.
Mrs. Ed Price has been visiting
friends in Greeley several days, re-
turning on Sunday.
Commencement exercises at Ash
ton schoo, were attended by large
number Of Hazelton people. An ex-
cellent program was most success
fully carried out as Miss Whitman,
the teacher, always trains her pupils
thoroughly.
The delayed school election was
held on May Is. John Moody and
Ollie O'Farrell received the same
number Of votes for president of the
board. In the draw Ollie O'Farrell
was elected. Mrs. Dickey was
elected secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
The DELTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Mashburn have a
fine new boy to rejoice over.
Little Mildred Clarkson is having
serious time with sore eyes.
Potato planting is now in progress
and the conditions are very favorable
for a fine stand.
Most of the Delta people are very
enthusiastic over new school house.
There is no doubt but that it is much
needed.
Every one has fine stand Of beets
and II nothing happens to the beet
crop it gives promise of being an ex-
cellent one this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grissom from
Edith, n. NJ, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Foley. At present they are
on their way to Aberdeen, Wash.
where they expect to locate. Mrs.
Grissom and Mrs. Foley are sisters.
The Delta school closed Thursday
with very nice exercises in the even
ing. The children always do ex-
ceedingly we'll and this was no ex-
ception. After the program punch
and cake were served to every one.
A. B. Craig taught last year and he
has been engaged to teach again next
year.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
FARMERS SPUR

Beet thinning will soon begin here
and then there will be busy time
for all.
E. Burbank of Greeley was doing
some work here Saturday for Mr..
Davidson.
Mrs. John Baker who has been In
the Denver hospital for some weeks,
is getting able to sit up for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson of Greeley,
were here last week. Mr.. Davidson
is looking after the Roberts farm
near the river this summer.
Quite nice program is being pre-
pared for the last day of school
which will close on Saturday with
the entertainment in the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
BIO BEND

Miss Pearl Sanford of Greeley,
was the guest of Miss Todd last
week.
Mrs. Boal and Mrs. Flowers
visited at the home of Mrs. Wright
Friday.
Misses Esther Nelson, Emily
Davis and Lizzie Wiggett were the
guests of Miss Margrete johnson Fri
day.
Miss Hazel Pritchard who has
been visiting in Hastings with her
sister. Mrs. Lizzie Davis, returned
home Saturday evening.
There was a large attendance at
the school entertainment Friday
evening and those who graduated
were: Grace Rogers, Bessie THAR,
Nettie Moerhle, Earl Bright, Robert
Henderson, Frank Reeves and Elmer
Todd.
John Pritchard of Nantes and
Miss Helen Manfull of Brighton
were married Sunday at the home OF
the bride. The bride taught at the
Nantes school the past two terms
and the gloom is we'll known in this
vicinity and is highly esteemed by
all. The newly welded will make
their home at Nantes for the present.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25

the seniors Monday night at the
home OF Mrs. Fanny Thompson.
The Ladies Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. Atkison Thursday and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. James Tompson and Mrs.
Joseph O'Hara of Windsor, were
visiting relatives in Eaton Wednes-
day.
Ellis Smith expects to leave We'd
nesday for Idaho, Portland and the
Pacific coast to enjoy a much needed
rest.
Roy Marsh and George Drummond
formerly of this place but now of
Sterling, were visiting friends here
Sunday.
Miss Gordon has been unable to
attend to her school duties the past
week on account OF serious attack
of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlburt came up
from Greeley Sunday in their auto
mobile and were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs, George Yeagy.
One of the worst electric storms of
the season visited Eaton Monday
evening. The storm was accom-
panied by some hail while the rain
came down in regular torrents, flood
ing the streets and making travel
almost impossible.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
LAsALLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew of Johns
town were in LaSalle Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar of Greeley, was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. James Dunn
last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Ellis was home few
days this week while on her way to
Denver visiting schools.
J. b. Brown and family have
moved into the house recently va
Gated by Misses Coil and Hayward.
The school board are to be con-
graduated on securing the same
corps of teachers for the ensuing
year.
Chas. Harrington of Colorado
Springs spent from Saturday till
Monday with his brother, E. c. Her
rington.
The Ladies missionary society of
the r. P. church Of Evans held an
all day meeting at the home of Mrs.
j. F. Beattie in nonor of Rev. Mrs.
Edgar of LaJunta.
The LaSalle school closed Thurs
day evening with an excellent pro-
gram which was rendered to an ap-
preciative audience. The drill by
the little folks and the class play
given by the graduating classes was
especially worthy Of mention.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25

Aicher Bros. have established q
meat market In the building form.
erly occupied by Mrs. Ray as a
restaurant.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall King has been quite sick
with pneumonia caused by having
the measles.
Mrs. j. NJ. Minis and Mrs. Cam
eron Musser have both been quite
sick with measles but are both on
the mend now.
Albert Allison is putting up a
windmill to furnish water for King
Il Gatfners meat market and j. H.
Belcher's place.
Orville, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Binckley has been quite sick
with bronchitis caused by measles,
he Is improving now.
The Christian Ladies Aid will
give an ice cream and strawberry
festival at Randolphs hall ON Thurs.
day night Of this week.
Steele & Sullivan of the Farmers
Bank have dissolved partnership.
w. w. Sullivan will assume pro-
prietorship and continue business
at the old stand.
Lewis Olsen Of Central City, last
week bought piece of land 300 feet
square from John Hayden, just east
OF town where he will build nice
home and engage in track gardening.
Work will soon be begun on the
buildings.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
GIBSON

MI. Brainard's are quarantined for
diphtheria.
The Misses Pearl, Mary and Agnes
Robb spent a pleasant day Sunday at
S. L. Spurgeons.
Miss Frances Porter, eighth grade
teacher, was the guest OF Ethel
Spurgeon Wednesday night.
Mr.. Gore recently from Nebraska,
has bought ten acres of land from
Mr.. Cliff, consideration $3.50.
Mrs. Webster's nephew from De-
Moines, Iowa, has been visiting sevs
eral days at the Webster ranch.
During the rain Monday night
the Lightning struck Mr.. Melin's
house, doing considerable damage to
the south side. The river reached
the same point it did during the
flood of 1904. The water run into
Mr.. Calvin's house and in Mr.. Evans
house the water was two feet deep.
Mr.. Brainard's little boy is on the
sick list.
Miss Heileman of Lucerne is stop
ping at the Teller ranch.
Stanley Davis of Greeley was in
these parts last Thursday on busi-
ness
Oin Webster came up from ker-
sey sunday for visit with his par
entS.
K. w. Persons and family visited
last Sunday with +. G. Teller and
| family.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Lawrence OF
The Delta called at Joe Anderson S
Sunday.
Messrs. Martinson, Mellin and
Teller went to Eaton Thursday on
business.
Mrs. Martinson has been on the
sick list for short time, but is re-
covering.
Calvin Bros. have put in so acres
of beets and Robert Boyd has l25
acres planted.
Mrs. Cora Scott has been appoint
ed janitor at the Gipson school for
the coming season.
There are 30 acres of onions on
the Boyd ranch this year and they
are starting off we'll.
Mrs. Henderson entertained a
number of friends with birthday
party one day last week.
oscar johnson Of Omaha, spent
last week with his relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Claus Peterson.
A number Of the Swedish people
of Greeley drove out Saturday even
ing to the home Of A. G. Carlson,
where they were entertained. The
gathering was In the nature OF a
church social.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
LUcERNE

Mrs. Phillips has returned from
Missouri.
Jack Miller has bought the Ray
burne property.
Joe Cox and wife visited with
Fred Benton Sunday.
Miss Ava Clark was visiting Mrs.
Herb Buckler the past week.
Wayne Duvall had the misfortune
Of getting his leg broke one day last
week.
Lucerne is on the boom. A new
blacksmith shop is now occupied by
Fred Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vinegar and
Mrs Drumonds were visiting at Mr..
n. j. HoustOn's Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
eLA1TEv'LLE

r F. Kinds is visiting III
this week ,o,t to Dem
knpday evening -, .,,,, j,
D,'' y p,ovn is spending his time
sslsy as a juror ,.. G,
"a Mrs. James Stanton, ST..
,.,,inp a in Denver last week.
'' = Dawson placed Andy
,p's leg in a plaster paris '"Se
w,or Albert Hougson ana
Rover were Denver N's''ofS
iar ,.. . ,o.,
\ 5, L. Hughell closed a very
'.t,l term of school at this
Friday.
cso, Raney returned home
,,v evening after visiting a few
III Denver
I,,,s Morgan was down from
(.ssop visiting his parents, FIJI
lad Saturday,
!, L. P. bridge crew have oeeh
,ba mast week enlarging the
r.,is which was badly needed
be shippers
pIat,eyille base ball boys
n Henderson Sunday and de-
4 the team at that place. The
being Il to 10
|,ury Superintendent Harrison
|, platteyille visitor Friday
and presented the diplomas to
fa1u1lllS CIdSo'
NJ Merrill and W. f. Shedd OF
k,oyu were over Sunday inspect
he cement block house being
for +. NJ. Gwynn
y commencement exercises at
s's hall Friday evening was the
that has been given at this
for a number Of years.
]. Huston and family left
" evening for Denver where
expect to make their future
Caleb kersey will occupy the
vacated by Mr.. Huston.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
|HILLs5oRo

b COrban is slowly recovering
her illness.
Star and son made a business
b Denver last week.
kn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stedman,
i, an eight pound boy.
II Newman was a Windsor
II a few days this week.
social at the church last Fri
vening was a success in spite of
feayy rain,
S Ruth Greenlee formerly
Keeper for Mr.. Brewer is now
ing for Mrs. Wolfe OF Peckham.
\. Bridgeford and Mrs. Bright
p Mrs. Bright's mother, Mrs.
e, IN Platteyille last Thursday.
E Nicholson and Mrs. Doten
|Feeey visited at their farms
PEEK which Messrs. Lewis and
Pm are farming.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
EATON

Marie Frater was in Greeley be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mrs. VIM, Platner and Mrs. Roy
drove to Greeley Saturday.
G. r. Dickerson was transacting
business in Eaton Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Weller was visitor In
Greeley Thursday afternoon.
George Jones and children spent
Sunday with his parents near Wind
sor.
Postmaster Wolf was a passenger
for Denver on the afternoon train
Friday.
Charles Turner, field man for the
sugar company went to Loveland ana
Fort Collins Monday.
The juniors gave reception 70
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
EVANS

E''e Flver is on the boom and
'aising.
Ptz Neimyer was a Denver
Pr Sunday.
w. henwell and family left
|d' LOT Salt Lake City for a six
/ visit.
aud Mrs, Bunce of Nebraska,
l'''iis at the home of j. L..
and family.
L. Haynes of Greeley, has
al'o the kensinger property
primer street.
~' Horton, Charlie and
norton and Miss Wilson were
visitors Wednesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
YOUNGSTOWN

Mrs. Waite is visiting her mother
at HillSboro this week.
Morley Fairbain left last week Tor
pleasure trip to Canada.
There will be dance in the hall
here tomorrow, May 26. All are in
vited.
Mr.. SAMSON the liveryman, has
sold his house and livery barn to Mr..
Fairbain.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25
To Cure . Cold In Ono Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails to cure.
e. W Groves signature is on each box. 80.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-25

PA1D-UP CAPITAL. $4,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 6O.0O0
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-03
STUART PERSONS DEATH.
r.Ii-. SAP HOP Was ,bi.r.f.rm-a
aad Tied 60 Rail.

MOUNT VERNON. a.. Nov. Blur.
icd beneath cuivcri ~ f,-rt from a
spot where Stuart I'icrsOn. a Kenyon
college student. was ground g. death
by u train. the authorities have found
three lengths ~ hloc,l stained rope
and q wad ~ absorbent cotton also
saturated.
County Prosecutor Stilwcll expresses
a firm belief that IN. boy was chloro-
formed. the cotton saturated aud
1bound across his face and that then he
was tied across the railroad tracks M
q part of his Initiation Into college
fraternity. The authorities believe
that the cotton WIS removed after
ward and the hoy left stupciicd. On
these grounds the prosecutor will car.
~ the ease 10 the grand jury.
Prosecutor StIlwcli sah that several
persons were under surveillance In con-
nection with the case aud that they
might be taken into custody nc apy
moment.
That young PlerSon. who was killed
when awaiting initiation into the Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity. was tied
to the railroad tracks has all along
been believed 10y the police.
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whaling F,~et C.usht In Ice.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. - The
whaling vessels Monterey and Alice
Knowles, arrived from Hakof ga.
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THANKSGIVING oAx.
rsssiasat c-iis 90 s@sisa 10 ossssss
fhsEsdaf. kes. 80

fHefsa@ff wv ~
WASHINGTON. Nov, q ~ President
Roosevelt has declarei Thursday. Nov.
- Thanksgiving day, Tue proriama'
iioh i az follows
nMheh nearly three CENTURIES ago tho
hrsl settlers same - the country shich
has now becamr this great republic
They froniei not oniy hardship aud pFi'
Yaiian, bot ieFrihir Fisk 10 lhslF lives
In those grim years lhs custom grew
Of ssiiing apart oils dap Ia -arh year
foF a sI.eeiai seryire ~ lhanksgisins
a. the Almighty for preserving the l.eo
tie through tho changing ssasans,
'sfhe etisiain has noa b-coine naiion'
al ani hallawei ~ imm-moFial usage
We live Ia easier and monr pleniifui
times Than our fafrfaihrrs. The nluli
Who with ugsssi sirvngih fao~d tho
rugged days. aud set the dang-rs 10
naiional life ate guile a. great now zs
ID any previous time Ia our history,
1t l. eminsniiy niiins that onoe .
Year our people should SGT apaFt q day
Zoe praise aud thanksgiving a. ih-
giy-f ~ g,ssi and al The same time
that lh.y express ih"ir lhankfuln~ss
fur thr abundant mcfvies reviewed.
should manfuiiy acknowi"ise ihriF
shortcomings and pledge ihemssiVe.
soirmnly aud Ia gs-si faith 90 strive
Ia overcome them,
During the past year Nc have h--r
biessri with honnilfni crops, our bnsi
meas prosperity has hcen great No 9th
~ people has ever stood on ~ high
level ~ mairfiai well l,einE ne ours
nov stands We arc not lhreat.n-i
hy foes ffum without The foes from
whom We should pray 10 h. delivered
ar unr own passions. hm'riii-s aud
follss. and against these ihrf- l. al
ways ncs-i that We should wat.
Therefore I now s-i npari Thurs
day. the Dpih 81 this November. a. \
day - thanksgiving for the past AMI
~ prayer foF the future. aud On that
dny ask that throughout The iand th.
ps,,ple gather Ia ihrir homes and placrs
~ worship and In rendering thanks
INTO the Most iiiTi fur the manifold
dressings ~ ~. past year consecraic
themselves 10 life ~ cleanliness.
honor and wisdom, ~ that this nation
mas 10 IT, allotted work on the earth
la manner worthy II those who
founded II aud of those who preserved
Ia
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-03
EAST ARLINGTON.

Mrs q y Stafford has gone 10 Brook,
Ign on the all-rail excursion.
iirs Richard Dean Of Manct ester
was recently n guest OF Mrs william
Brown.
Mrs u y Shaw OF Manchester visit
ed friends here on Wednesday. Mr
shaw was also In town on business.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
served chicken pie supper on We'd
sdav evening at the home Mr. and
Mrs A Grout. The attendance was
quite good, the weather being unfay.
orablc.
VIM + Hayden has moved into the
house on Maple Ave, recently vacated
by + l. buck who moved To the Covey
house. Sidney Squires has moved u
Chiselyille and Douglas Eastman has
moved here from Manchester, occupy.
ing rooms In Mrs Peter Elwell's house
on Main street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-03

a new idea In a Cough Syrup is adj.
vanced In Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable rene.
dies, 1t Is rebder Laxative, so that it,
use insures prompt and ef'icien,
evacuation OF the bowels. IL relaxes
the nervous system, and cures all
cough, colds, Group, etc. A red clover
blossum and the honey bee is on every
bottle OF the Original Laxative Tough
Syrup-Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Sold by ID a Ward.
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OPENING OF koUEoUcT.
Bedosip. Fsvorite, Won Handicap,
Heating Coy Maid.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Bedouin. back.
ed down from 10 TO | to to I. favor
tie. easily won the Aqueduct handicap.
the feature OF the opening OF the Aque-
duet meeting. defeating Coy Maid. "A
long shot. by two lengths. with Santa
Catalina. an added starter. third. Colo.
Mai Girl, who opened favoritc at TO /.
but gradually went back. owing to the
plunge OH Bedoun. was kicked AT the
post 10y Alma Dufour and was finally
withdrawn.
The start was good, and Gold Rose
went out IN the front. followed by BE.
douin and Coy Maid. They ran in this
order TO the turn into the stretch,
where O'Nell sent Bedouin TO the
front and remained there Arklirta.
the heavily played | TO . favorite, scor-
ed an easy victory in the Bellerose
selling stakes. He went to the front
AT the start and won 10y three lengths.
He was bid up to $1,000, an advance
Of $500 over his entered selling price.
The stable bid the customary 81 and
kept the horse. Summaries:
First Race-New Mown Hay first;
Cloten, second; Bryan, third.
Second Race. Norbury, first; Martin
mas. second; Andrew Mack, third.
Third Race. Arklirta, first; Bell
smoker. second: Nostromo, third.
Fourth Race. - Bedouin, first; Coy
Maid, second; Santa Catalina, third.
Fifth Race-Yada. first: D'Arkle, sec
ond; Sir Brllar. third.
Sixth Race.-Pantouile first; Lotus,
second: Molle Donohue. third.
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CINCINNATI, o., Noy: S.-Two ia
vorites won at Latonia Bourbon
News, an outsider, won the opening
event for two-year-old maidens from
Windshield, with Wizard King third.
The fifth event, for two-year-old fillies,
went to Floss s., long shot. Pretty
Beautiful Bess, the heavily played IA
.vorite was never in the running.
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FRANK {. HOWE. Editor and Publishes
No Longer u PrahIbIllenIsl.

Charles u. Robb. assistant al,orns,
general Of tho unlled States Was for.
nicely ons Of the maihslays Of prohi.
billion Ia Vermont but after experience
with the local option las no says;
Permit inc 10 say that | am as iirn q
believer ln prohibition Ia q rural stats
like Vermont, as VAS prior 10 tho 70,
peal ~ tho prohlbliory Law; hot am
satisfied thsi the local option las has
given general satisfaction and that a
large majority al The people ~ Tho stats
favor it, retention In preference "a tho
ole laN. such being the case. la ny
Judgment, IL would not be In the inlor.
Get II temperance 10 again pnccipiiais \
contest over an abstract principal,
uadc" the present Law political consid.
creations have boen largely eliminated,
aud the question Ia given locality
whether saloons should be endorsed
OF denounced, has been passed upon
purely as LOCAL question. Nov thai
the question has been taken out Of
politics. many men Who formerly OPP
posed the prohibilory law and ospous.
vti local option lAw, do no, hesitate
81 vote and SPEAK agains, The saloon.
Their influence IL pro,eni In tho com
munliy where ihey live, and a health.
Ter public sentiment Is thereby created
and sustained. In short ii has nov
bccn demonstrated 10 III. advocates ~
temperance that they have nothing Ia
fear from an annual submission 81 tho
question 10 tho voters Ia tho various
togns Of the state. For these reasons
am constrained Ia believe that Il would
be- unwise 10 disturb the present Law.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Erasmo Mar
della laborer, fell seventy feet from
the fifth story of building and es-
capped all other injury than the abso-
lutte loss of his voice. Physicians of the
hospital where he was taken said his
case was remarkable. 1t is supposed
his vocal chords were paralyzed by the
shock of the fall
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-03

What's the secret OF happy, vigor-
Gus health? Simply keeping the bow.
e., the stomach, the liver and kidney S
strong and active. Burdock Blood
Bitters does IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-03

Tho people Of Russia have been
fooled so long by the Auiocrlcy no
Sonder they believe they are sllll b..
ING irihod with.