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GALAXY or STARS
Bssnisaon ops,s Hsus No, Ia n,
Tru,'.

Bfsnisasn Opsa Hsss - NJ, Ia ~
Tu,'.
The hnc house given ''Fsniana
Wednesday evening l. very cncoursg.
ing for the future - ire Remington
opera house. This house IL not In the
theatrical trus, aud the following anti
trust artists are among the POSSIBLE.
ties Of the local playhouse under IL
present progressive and up 10 date
management:
Sarah Bernhard, II 3 Irving, Mr,
Fisse, Bertha kalich, J. II Southern,
Julia Marloge. Arnold Daley, Mrs
Leslie Carter. David Warfield, " II
Thompson. Louis Mann, Clara Lipman
Blanche Bates. Bertha Ga!land. DE.
Wolfe Hopper. Paula Edwardes, JEFF
ferson DeAngelis, Henry Miller, Mar
garet Anglin. Peter + Daley, Henry T.
DiXey, Thomas . Seabrooke, also o
number OF surprises in store by the
Shuberts.
Whenever any of these artists are
coming ioto this vicinity and a open
date can be arranged the Bennington
opera house will be given the first
chance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-03
NEW BASE BALL GUIDE
The Reach Official Guide For Coming Seasol
AT Hand.

A copy OF the A j Reach Official
Base Ball Guide for 1906 has reached
the Banner desk and it is replete with
interest
The book contains the rules for the
coming season and detailedparticua lars
of the two major leagues for 1905 are
given and the names and addresses Of
the players and clubs are of much
interest to all baseball players, and
lovers of the great national game.
The work contains the pictures of the
various teams in the big leagues and
also OF the officers of the National
League and a large map of the World IS
Championship Series, played at the
Polo grounds, New York City, with
the Athletics in the field aud Bender
pitching.
Altogether it is valuable and in
teresting work to all connected with,
or interested in the National or local
baseball.
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CHIEF IS BLAMED
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Toe
Rsiiand. Match 8 ri,e snrciai ir.
tessigaiins cBmmiii,c arpniflslhi ihs
ma."r h. intesi gate ihs canse and ii.s
conditions shlch made ifr great COO
assraiitr ~ February i possible.
rendered i's rrrofi Ibis cvr1ing ~ ilic
city council. ii deals eth &C. condi
lions found 10 ihs Ore ani uatrr dc
parii-,ui Ia sn exhaustive manner.
and practically recommends that the
present chief Ceurgr \ Duripn. b.
succeeded 10y q stronger man.
The committee places the rcsp1nsi
biliiy for failure TO keep tie reservoir
al Depot park filed Nth water, upon
the chief and finds that the Ere depart
meni needs n thorough reorganization
Il censurcd Engineer Morse FOR opera
ting the steamer for segral hours To
the forenoon when be knew that there
vas not sufficient water inihe reservoir
TO cover the straiuer on the suction
hose and stated that u vas clearly his
duty 10 have notified the chief OF IA
fact and shut down his engine. Had
this been done NJ the start the commit
tee states. means would have been tax
en- tn supply the reservoir with SUN
Client water.
The committee docs not find that any
Of the hydrants were irOzen bot that
some OF them opened very hard.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
A. J. Cooper Again Heads The Village
Tickst

A. J. Cooper Again Heads The Village
Ticket.
The Republican caucus at Apollo
hall Friday evening was fairly we'd
attended though there were no con.
tests. Frank T. Battles was chosen
chairman and Frank T. Howe secre-
tary. The following is the list OF nomi.
nations all of which were made unan
imously:
President, A j Cooper.
Clerk, John II Kelso.
Treasurer, Charles II Dewey.
Corporation Attorney, William }
Mea CHER.
Collector, Frederick Godfrey.
Trustees, Ward ,, A NJ Torrance:
Ward 3, DR. II C Day.
Auditors, j Ii Habberley, G II Pat
chin. Jacob l. Harbour.
Water Commissioners, Ward |, w
b Sheldon; Ward 3, F NJ Crawford;
Ward G., Ed Walbridge.
Village Committee, S Fl lockwood,
Edmund La Franchise, Geo M Hawks.
The village committee was authoriz-
ed to fill all vacancies.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTES.
Arrangements Being Made For Them By Dr.
RowIey

Arrangements are being made by
Rev DR. G w Rowley president OF the
County Sunday school association
under the general direction OF State
Field Secretary Rev Il M Fuller to
hold a series OF Institutes at different
clubs throughout this county.
Thus far meetings have been planned
for Bennington March Is afternoon
and evening. South SALISBURY March
Ia end North Bennington March IS.
The following week meetings will DE
arranged for Arlington, Manchester
and Dorset.
1t is proposed to discuss. topics OF
practical Importance to Sunday school
workers in the afternoon and have an
address or two delivered in the even
ing. Miss Williams and Secretary
Fuller will probably be the evening
speakers at the service in this place.
1t is earnestly hoped that the Sunday
schools in the respective places, where
these Institutes are held, will help to
make them grand success.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the Young
Mems Association for the election of.
officers will be held in the Library
Monday, March Is, 1906. Polls open
at O'Clock and close at 6 O'Clock in
the afternoon.
II III Webster,
Recording Secretary
Bennington, VT, Feb 10, 1906.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
BENNINGTON Business Man

One of the business men of the viii
lage who had attended party, was
held up by two ruflians while going
home early next morning the fore part
of the week.
One of the assailants was knocked
into the street by the gentleman as
sailed and the other fled.
The desperadoes are we'll known and
it 81 likely they will be arrested.
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CITRSC,UcUS
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Ssfysesy t,srnt.

nefpf.efsi teif % 70 Nfn a. Afehe va
Ss'y'esy tssrss
Tir cliissn voters - ibc village II
fIerringion ate hereby -srned 10 met
In esucus Al Apollo hall. SATURDAY
evening. March Ird ii.cs. ~ SIS "a
iraussc, The iolIosine business:
First To plsr" Ia nomination candi.
dates for Office 10 h. voted for at the
coming village election, which IL io h.
held ON Tuesday Msrth 3lth. 1904
Second. To transact, any other
business found proper when met.
John Hogan,
Joseph rcllerln.
Charles Maurer.
q tizeps Committee
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Quick Pudding and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly
Dessert at 1Oc. per package, and D-Zerta
Ice Cream Powder, packages for %
cents. Five choice navors Of each. A
trial will convince you how easy il is 10
have the finest desserts with no labor
AMI little expense. Order to-day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-03

CDR Thomas Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success
in our family for eight years" Mrs
T. Whiteaere, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Weather

Rain warmer tonight. Rain colder
Sunday.
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To cnr,.c. "a In o...p.,

Take LAXATIVE BRONO QUtNtNE Tab
cts All druggists refund the moneylf Il falls
70 oairs. X. W. Growers signature u on each
hot. sc.
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE one horse, years old, sound
Il and good roader; ! delivery wagons I
single harness. To be sold cheap. bennington
Gas Co. J0tG
EOK sALE.-A large modern dwelling with
T. about an acre of land; minutes walk
from post ofice Inquire OF Mrs Barbara
Moore, POI South st. 36tf
LNOR sAIE.-Good nay al sis.0O per ton.
IL Baker farm, telephone i1,-s. 41t7
JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
- Repairing, rebuilding and shop work. shop
:0 Pleasant street.
n IL, FARNUM- Contractor. painter and
W paper hanger, 203 Uuion St. Benning-
ton VI 4b
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Fine weather on Kauai
The Re Au Hou leaves al p m.
today for Kauai ports.
The Niihau brought q roller from the
Make Sugar Co. AT AnahoIo 10 the
Honolulu Iron Works for repairs.
\ rumor was going the waterfront
rounds yesterday that Capt. Miller
may sell The steamer Lehua 10 parties
in Seattle.
The pr1rser Of the w. c. Han reports
the Mikahala at Waim=a loading
sugar The ship Emily whitney has
1000 bags aboard.
Major Kelly. commander Of the
bark George Curtis. entertained i
number Of his odd Fellow friends on
The quarterback last evening. A quia-
tel club was IN attendance.
Capt Nacaulay. The pilot, made Z
neat Job II taking the Mower OUT
ias- night A stiff wind was blowing
Up channel, but The vessel was han
died easily. despite the position If the
dredger Pacific on the Eva side If the
waterway
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NOTICE.

The uu5=-z lgn=E has this day sever
81 all Official connection. whether -
president director. manager, or
otherwise. With t1e Woods Institute q
Physical Culture, Ltd, & Hawaiian
corporation. having its principal place
N business a. the corner Of Fort and
Queen streets IN Honolulu
said undersigned desires 20 notify his
friends and rH= public generally that
n has opened quarters u Rooms
l--1s-ls-21 Alexander Young Building
where. from tals date he VIII conduct
an ur-r0-dat= school of Physical C1E-
-u-=. WIKI Turkish Baths
Dated. Honolulu January =. 1866
-epe r a WOODS
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WHAT 1T WILL Do.

4 woman buys a sewing ma
chine for what il viii do; not as
an article Of furniture. i man
carries a watch TO tell him the
time: not as an investment OF
surplus capital. The same prin-
ciple when one is i'll. We want
the medicine or the freshmen
which viii relieve and cure. The
friend IN need must be a friend
indeed, something, or somebody,
with a reputation. There should
be no guesswork IN treating dis
ease. People have the right 10
kRo1r what a medicine Is, and
what u viii do, before they take
II. It must have behind IL an
open record Of benefit 10 Others
for the same diseases, a series
OF cures that proves its merit
and inspires confidence. Il IS
becaus i hassuch a record that
WAMP0LE'S PREPARATION
Is bought and used without hest
tation or doubt. It's Good Name
IS the solid basis for the faith
the people have IN 1t; and q good
name has 10 be earned BY good
deeds. L does what You have a
right 10 expect Il TO do. Il e
palata bic as honey and contains
all the nutritive and curative
properties o. Pure Cod Liver
Oil, combined with the Com
pound Syrup Of Hypophosphites
and the Extracts Of Malt and
Wild Cherry. II Scrofula, Ane-
mia. Nervous and General DebiI-
~. Infuenza and Wasting Com
plants, Il Is TO De thoroughly
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gERNICE PAUAEI BISHOP
MUSEUM.
KALIH. OAHU.

Residents q Hawaii Ts-.to-. and
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the above named Museum
vii be open 70 inspection Oh FIJI
DAYS and SATURDAYS Of each and
every week OF ths year, and also upon
ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thauks-
living and Christmas excepted), be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock = n
and o'clock ?. II, from the 31st day
u March 70 the 31st day O. October,
and from TO O'Clock g. II 20 4:3o
clock ?. II from the LIST day Of
November 20 the 31st day % March
4 each year until further notice.
Tourists arriving II Honolulu by
through CLEANERS On otze1 than TIE
-eguI&r visitors days hersnbetors
designated Sundays and Thanksgiving
AID Christmas eIespted) and leaving
prior 10 tie days SET apart as regular
Visitors CavE may De admitted 70 tie
Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS Is
ued during Office hours from the gen
.raI Office q the trustees, No. = Msr-
.h&ut street. reI- dor % tds banking
z1-se Of Bishop Il Co.
ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE.
Electric ears bound west On King
rcreet pass tbs Museum every tsz
ainutss during The day.
honolulu =. L, June 1z-1- 1903.
PER ORDER
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COLOR LORE
FROM EAST.
A japanese Critic on
Our Dress and Dec
orationS.

! LACEL%E. Canada. Dec Zz-.'1f 80
vii certainly nor make ne Il D. known
a IN one saying this : VIII whisper
Why I think you ind people are truly,
I q least 2 little. barbarian yec-7
! I vas q dainty little japanese lady.
Ang-ictzel as 70 speech and costume
as result y long residence II Eng
Itsh speaking countries. Who was ra.k-
Ing. Esr idioms were slightly irregu-
lar in places, but she had language
enough % cI0tbe her ideas.
What : mean" she went On, Is
that you know almost nothing yer q
The U.s. = colors III dress or II decor
atoms. n my country We spend much
time II learning what cOl0rs harr2o-
uiz-. a- how 70 make Two primary col
ors har0olIze. &
We VIII take 2 dress Of bright Due
and W VIII wear over It the kimo1o
q bright yellow. and You VIII say
when W. wear II, How pretty, How
= agrees with the complexion Or
w viii put q pink red over Z light
blue. and no one viii find the fault
that Il disagrees.
But, then. our great teachers have
tod Is how 70 DO this rightfulIy and
how % add the binding. or the seals.
or e5gtrg. 70 reconcile all differences
Your makers Of garments could not be
trusted % 90 the same, for want Of
knowing The science Of colors-
We ar taught that the eye looks
AZ colors through 4 lot Of atmosphere.
which spreads the effect Of the coIor
past The edge Of the material. See. lay
this fold Of purple on this white. and
Do you not See. as you look hard. thai
around The edge Of the purple IS q
clear tint Of yellow, almost green
I saw AT a great bail in 4 grand
palace II London a fine lady. beauri-
ful q could be. all but her complexion.
That was hideous: almost like q Chi
nese cooIie.
My friends said How badly she
looks. Is she IL or is there trouble !
coming Why Is she SO ghasJly yeI- |
love-
she had costume. high up On her !
neck i came. TOO, all Of lovely uauve /
color. on. such q grand dress, And /
rhe Jewels all matched. such am@thys-s |
you never saw. And I wanted % say /
You have left out the gray tone; |
you must have The gray. Put one
ruc'.e Of ruua around the neck. bring
down -he hair q little lower. and you
viii See a quiet. silver gray appearance
between The complexion and the dress.
and the yellow VIII go. Yellow Is Z
kind Of LOST partner OF mauve. and you
must put something else next 10 9
dress ike that 10 stop Il, or II viii
rep II close 10 il. ever.
There vas a grand, princess-like
roman there the child Of that dne
ady, al in Z soft mass Of folds Of
light yellow. and her long neck and
Ter face were dark and almost purple
rom just he same reason Now. the
Japan woman Is taught always 10 put
little band Of black and gold between
he sweet flesh tints and the cruel
-ellow. and then there could be no
uarr=ii1g between the shades. !
Then. one Of the great American
-ewspa pers says our colorings are
rude. because the primary. or second
-ry, coIors are not mixed. or broken
II. bur slapped down all together.