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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
Camuy, Abril /.

N@muy, AUF1l i.
Viuda Palmer. San Juan,
En- rombre del Comite que presi
do y en- el mfo propio doy & usted y
demas t. miliares ell mas sentido re
me por 10 muerts de su ditunto espo
so.-Joss r MILAN, Presidents Co
mite Local de Hatiilo.
Utuado, Abril l..
Catalina Romagera de Palmer,
Capital.
Su pena hoy y 10 de sus h ios en-
nuestra tambi6a. Reclba nuestra ex.
preston de condolencis. -Arsau, Ro.
sell6, Sureda, Caaellss, Rozas. Ro-
ses, Serbia, Roig, Aufoz, Palop.
Faiarao, Abril /.
Viuds de Palmer. San Juan.
Como amigos y como puertorri.
quenos lloramos con usted Ia irrepa,
rable psrdida del gran amigo y del
gran patriota. Bird, Barals, Barcel6,
Lopez, Cintr6n, Aboy.
Msyagueg, Abril /.
Catalina r. dc Palmer. San Juan,
Reciba mi sinoera protunda con.
dolencia. La pstria pierde uno do aus
mas gensroros y estorzados varones;
todos lloramos al querido muerto. -
Jts6 de Diego.
Ssbans Grande, Ahril |.
Sra. dcGa G stalina R1maguera
de PAlmsr. San Juan.
Comite U nionists envfa & usted In
ex preston sincerA de su condolencis q
por sentidisima muerts de su digno
esposo. Jose Castillo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

-En essa imprenta ss vsnde pIpel
vieio dc psri6dico & % el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

COntus de tOda classes de maquna para hcends dc zca
Contra isas de fact1rias completes ncY etfcOs

Para Triple eos tacho bombs trapy
Lafayette
Juanta Bayamon Pazuea, aoto Re- ~
San Vicente, Vega Baia e"T 'S'" 'i"'
Mdta Para Caentados
roGna Arroyo.
SUCRS. dc l. WLLAMIL Co. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
sabana Grande, Abril /.

Sabsna Grande, Abril l,
Catalina Romaglera Vida. de Palm Or
San Juan.
Iudecible pena me hs causado tu
irreparable desge No hay ssr
en- Puerto Rico que no lamente tan
sensible acontscimiento por las virtu
dea cfvlcas y aentimientos humanita-
rios del pstriota. MANUEL Rodrlo,es
Soto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
Domingo N. Nassau

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoRI AT LAW
tABOGADO)
Fierce snte 10 Corte Federal , de.
mas tPibunales insulares.
Cristo 28, San ua P. K.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
Humscao, Abril l.
Santiago B. Palmer. Sen Juan,

Santiago B. Palmer. Sen Juan.
Tslegrama Ramon Oelgado, Caro-
lima, que recibo squi, enterame falle
smisnto dc tu p sdre. Q ls como sabeis
masque mi amigo fae mi hsrmano del
alma. Siento hondo pesar eon nuss-
ira querida Catalina y sn union de
mt Carlo!a os abraza y llora con vos
otros -Mendez Cardona.
Msnatf, Abril l.
Santiago B. Palmer. San Juan
La muerte deldon Santiago es una
peedida irrepsrable para sus am'g %
y para 10 patria puertorriquens. o.
envfo el te,timonio dc mi profands
pens. que es tamb'el la pena del
pals. arturo Quintero.
Adiuntas, Abril /.
Mufioz Rivera. San Juan.
Suplfcots b gas liz G ar familla Pal
msr mi intensA pens fsilscimiento que.
rido don Santiago. : Jose Cobidn R.ve
rd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

Contlnuayemos mafAna publican
do el immense rGmsro de desp achos To
legraAcoS que se rsclbsn de toda 10
isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
Humacao, Abril |,

Mufioz Rivera. San Jaan
Eseribo con ll&grimas Lloro con
los patriotss puertorriq uei1os Ia muer
to de Palmer. Df q sus tamiliares
que mi alma est& con ellos este dfs
do dolor. Pepe Mufoz.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Fredonia and Kelsey.

Albert Neel was in town las, week.
Ebert Hillyard is visiting relative,
in Grecnville
Mrs. Lizzie Kirk and Mrs.. Albert
KIRK are visiting relatives here.
Subscribe or renew for any magazine
YOU want | will save you money.
W. c. Glenn.
There are more young chickens here
than were ever known 10 be this tim,
Of the year.
A large crowd attended the sale Of
5. X. Boyd and Cobb Nccl at Hslscy
, last Saturday
Thomas Bugg Ollie Towery and
Ebert Hillyard went 20 Louisville ls.i
week to be examined in the civil .er,is,
mail clerk business.
Have returned from market and can
show YOU $4,000 worth u the hest
assorted line of thing. % wear in forty
miles Of this place All standard print.
Sc and everything prorortionateIy a,.
There e no advance IN our waaisnt
white gopis. silks. organiics. c.,. We
snake special prices nm 400 clothing
saving you from 81 Co So ua every
mans suit and 5pc 90 Sl.5D or chill.
drcns' and boys suits. Everything
new in cmbroidcucs. accs. trimmings
etc. Our business grows an the time
and will continue to grow as We show
The stock that makes the prices and
sell for cash. Respectfully.
SAN HoWIRrpN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Protect Proprietary Medicines.

Did Il ever occur to you that propr.
eiary medicines are a blcssing 10 man
Kind generally The good ones have
long continued sale. the poor ones have
short life and soon leave the mar.t
II We had 90 depend entirely upon
physicians and druggists Il would be-
expensive and very announcement al
times. especially In the country and az
night when neither could b. convenient.
y reached. For nearly forty year
Busrhec's German Syrup has been used
IN many families, and thousands Of
ives II adults and children have been
saved by is use. when Il was impus,i.
blc 10 reach physician. German Syr.
up Is The best household rcmul, for
coughs. colds, throat and hung trouble
u quickly relieves the hacking cough.
looscns the phlcrm. and brings .aand
and refreshing sleep twenty-five and
seventy tive cents Dor ,alc by Weeds
& Ormc
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
CHEAPER FARM LANDS
Southwest Offers Best Opportunities
For Securing Homes.

Many farmers In the Northern an,
Eastern states arr selling then
high priced lands and locating in N,
Southwest Many who have been un
able 20 ovr their homes in the oIde,
country are buying land In the new
country.
Unusual opportunities exist along
the lines OF the Missouri Pacific Iron
Mountain Route The rich. aUuvial
delta lands and rivcr bottom land, Of
southeast Missouri. Eastern Arkansas
louisiana and Texas. capable Of pro.
ducing - bushels u corn. a hale Of
cotton. 1 70 . tons Of alfalfa. ~ bush.
elcs u potatoes. and other grains. veg.
eiablcs and hay crops can be- bourh,
Tor $50 "a Sl5p per acre When
cleared and slightly improved will rent
Tor 500 20 N.uo per arr, cash
Lplanis more rolling. lighter .n,l
adapted 10 fruit growing Peaches
pe'rs. p'ums. grapes. berries. also mel
ons. tomatoc, and other vegetable
can be- bought fur s. 20 sIu per ,rr, In
un'mrroycd state Many ph,cs with
small ei,anngs and some improvement.
can be- bought very cheap
This is fine stock rount~. Va
long winter feeding Free range. uurs
water. mild climate a healthy grow.
INK country, Nth great future
Write for map and descriptive liter.
allure un Missouri Arkansas. Louisiana.
Texas. Kansas ami Indian T,rn,or.
Ncy cheap rates on first and third
Tuesdays n each month.
Address.
r. T. q. MATTHEW'S. TP.A..
Louisville. ~
or u C. TOWNSEND. G.P&TA.
IT, St. Louis. No.
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Dunn Case Settled.

The fourteen suits brouph, by IN,
creditors u Gus Dunn. Of fi,ipr.i,t
county, who .ad Bis story tow. n
Lay and Chips Bros. against Dunn and
the purchasers ~ recover nun
alleged dcbU against bum. were cum
promised Tuesday hy Dunn ra,ipr M.
creditors % cents IN the dollar and IN,
latter releasing Chips Bus and
w. u. Lay.
The creditors brought suit. and ".
H. Lay and Chips Bvs cnjoin,d the
prosecution, and asked the rour, Ia
declare y. The sale an act Of assignment.
The creditors then made a proposition
To compromise ]. r. Grran rcprr.
sen,ed the plaintiffs. and C. G. Grass.
ham, Of Psducah. the purchaser.
Paducah News Democrat.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
LOCAL NEWS
Carrsville.

Robt. Campbell has moved to town
Mrs. Mollie Daniels is on the sicl
list
Mrs. Julia Stations is right sick thi.
week.
Charles Barrett has moved to the
seuntry.
DR.. A. A. Casper, of JOY, was here
Saturday.
Esq. C. M. King held court here last
Saturday.
Cal Foster, of near JOY, was here
Saturday.
Jake Love, of Loves Chapel, was
sere Saturday.
Sheriff W. d. Bishop was on our
streets Saturday.
Fred Campbell, of Loves Chapel,
was here Saturday.
DR.. G. L. Crawford, of Smithland,
was here last week.
The Willie B. made a trip to lolu
Saturday after produce.
Claude Love and wife are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Barnes.
Will Foster, wife and little son have
been visiting Mrs. Bell Carr.
NJ. c. Wright began his spring term
Of school at Oak Grove Monday.
Editor of the. Smithland Banner, o.
C. Lasher. was here on business last
week.
Willis Mahan had to have one Of his
singers split on account of bsne felon
last week.
Frank Travis had one Of his ankles
badly sprained in the Fairview mines
last week.
After spending two weeks with
friends and relatives. DIR. 7. b Hunter
left for Louisville Saturday.
Z. Z. Burke, who has been on the
Cumberland near Pinckneyville. mus
selling, came home last week.
John Kemper, who has been in Texas
drumming, is at home visiting his
.other. He is to leave April for the
East.
Mrs. Eliza Carr fell and disloeated
wrist and fractured two ribs. She is
soing nicely for a woman Of four score
and three years.
John W. Wright, Of Hazelton. Kas..
arrived here last Thursday. He is
representing the Spencer Davis self.
sickle sharpener in Western Kentucky
and Southern Illinois.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Carrsville.

left over last week
Schools progressing nicely.
W. d. Bishop was here Friday.
John Campbell was here Sunday.
Roy Thompson leaves for Evansville
this week.
Rev. J. o. Smithston went to Green.
vile last week.
James E. Myrick, Of Joy, was in
toYn last week.
The Kentucky road laws must be- AZ
bad as her roads are.
W. l.. Houston has been to Nash.
vile on business trip.
Chas. D. Davis and wife returned
from Ledbetter las, week.
Mrs. Eliza Campbell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Shell.
Quite number Of our citizens are
attending court a, Smiihland.
Mrs. Sallic Morris and daughter
moved back 10 her mothers. Mrs
Mary King.
Lawrence Bishop passed through
here Friday after business trim 10
Nashville. Tenn.
}. o. Rutter. cashier Of The Hariin
bank visited his parents. Mr. and Mr.
j. u. Rutter last week.
A man may feel joyful after being
at JOY but there Is no joy in going
from here To Joy over such bad roads.
On account Of thedcath Of his mother
J. W. Hutchinson was called e. White
county. w. ono ofhis brother il hero
looking after his store.
Mn' Edna Gwartncy was confined tn
her room last week from the effects Of
an accident being thrown from a buggy
and one Of the wheels passing over her
chest,
Henry White happened 10 a fearful
accident last week In saw null near
here. While bearing away slabs he
'hrcw his hand against the saw which
.pIi. hts hand from near the wrist Ia
Inc fingers. cutting two NJ The homes
.H ,h' palm % hand into two parts
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Weston.

Aunt Ann Heath is still right sick.
The river Is overlooking an the low
land.
Rev Grady is still confined 10 his
room.
Miss Emma Williams visited friends
here last week.
Bro. King filled his regular appoint.
ment last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Floyd Barnes visited the family
Of Uncle Sam Williams SATURDAY and
Sunday
Uncle Martin Gahagan said if the
past week didn't suit the people Tor
winter, they must be- hard 20 please
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
The Continued Story
of Current Events

ILL.,, is visiting Mrs. J. H. Hampton
this week.
Frank Smith and Shug Hill have
recently launched a well constructed
barge at the mouth of Crooked Creek.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Ford's Ferry.
lmp isftIl' spreading

Mump Is st.l spreading.
Wallace aud Luther Clif, went Ia
Illinois Sunday.
W. Z. Curry Is rafting logs or
Crooked creek
The river has been rising ronsid,ra.
lly for the last few dsyt
The postoflicc has recently been
moved from Lowcry's store to Rankin's
s'ore.
Miss Stella Sturgin. Of Battry Rock.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Chapel Hill.

A's Elder is 6rh,ask
MIS- ~ C. Jacobs :. on The sick l..,.
Charley Clement has a now loy a,
Dos house
VIII oriWay wa here last wccl and
bough, hogs
VIII cridcr win work far w.. 1.
Adams this year
Emery Sloyall and Jacob Cri.r l,f,
Tor Kansas agt week.
Mis Iva r"a.-i of Fr,J,,,, h..
Fucft II Mrs Albert Walker
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

d. ~ Riley bought a nice young
mule in Marion recently.
John d. Hodge sold 10 ]. J. Hodge a
nice horse, price paid. Sljp.
Z. Il. Clement has resumed his posi-
ton as superintendent OF the Pogue
mines.
Miss Elizabeth White. who had his
hip fractured by falling some time ago
is able 10 be up but has to use
crutches.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Fined for Selling lIquOr.

George MeCure. n Carruls who
BE- changed with selling liquor u viola.
uon ~ che logal option law. was tried
here before Squire Henry Robinson
Tuesday and was fined Ng or four
changes raducah Ncvs Dcmwn,
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Salem.
Roads are very bad.

Roads are very bad.
1--WE are afraid the recent cold spell
has damaged the fruit crop.
Attorney Isaac Linley made bust.
ness trip to JOY last Wednesday.
We are pleased 10 hear that Dr.
Neville. the well known dentist. will
visit Us again.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Henry Durham IS attending court.
Mont Da'cnpor, IS attending court,
Tom Davenport is sick Of ,hills and
fever.
j. G. Adams has returned tn his
family.
W. u Binkley was in crayncy.re
Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Joy.

Joy.
Ira b, Emerine is out again.
Roy Bennett is studying pharmacy.
Homer Hensley is on the sick list.
Joe Love, Of Bayou, was here last
Sunday.
DR.. Casper went to Carrsyille last
Saturday
T. B. Hall, of Berry Ferry, was here
Saturday.
R. II. Chittenden. of Hampton, was
here Saturday.
Sheriff W. d. Bishop was here Fri
day and Saturday.
Prof. NJ. C. Wright began school at
Oak Grove Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bishop visited at
Mrs. Kings Sunday.
Attorney Isaac Linley, Of Salem.
was here Wednesday.
Mr. DuriFiee and Mr. Mckinney
went to Golconda Saturday evening.
Allan Rice visited his daughter. Mrs.
Blanche Carr Of Carrsyille. Sunday.
Several members of the canine family
have gone where they are exempt from
tax.
Claudius Durfiiee and Sloan McKin.
ney are clerking in the Sloan dry goods
store.
Mr. james, Of Marion. Supt. Of
Forest Hardy saw.mill, passed throuh
here Friday en- route home.
Esq. c. VI. King was here Wednes.
day taking dispositions in the divorce
case Of MARY Butler and FL Butler.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
Rsos KILL IaNATIEFF.
Member ef Cars Ceaaeii OF state
shot sta Times az Tser.

Member OF Cars touneii OF state
shot sta Times ss fser.
TVER. Russia, Dec. ai.-Count Alex
is Ignatieff. a member of tho council Of
the empire aud former governor gen
eral Of KieV. volhynia and Podslia.
was shot aud killed here In the refresh
ment room of the hall occupied by the
mobiles assembly.
The assassin. who ID believed 20 be n
terrorist. fired six bullets from ~,
yolyer Into his victims body aud then
tried TO commit suicide. but was seized
before he could do 40 aud il now In
custody of the police
40 the moment Of the assassination
Count lgnatleif was sitting. with other
members of the Ecinstyo. IN the re-,
treatment room. The zemsiyo meets
In the mobiles assembly hall suddenly
young man who had been sitting
apart arose aud, approaching the count
emplied the contents of revolver AZ
him, Al the shots took effect. one
piercing his heart, aud the count died
almost instantly, The murderer. fol
lowed lay some members Of the zcmst,
yo, lied 10 AN adjoining room. where Ice
turned his revolver two chambers of
which be- had reloaded. toward hls own
breast. one shot missed his body en-.
tlrcly. aud the other pierced his shout
der. lie was then seized. aud nc iha
moment his pursucrs laid hold Of him
be- shouted out Il did what | came
here Ia do"
A card ~ admission 10 the zcmstvo
bearing the name ~ Kullkon was
found In the nssassln's pocket. Ills ap.
pearance IN that ~ worklngmnn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
YnIc Co Ala MnrkInrmrn.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2i-Bc
ginning with next term. the Yale Scien'
tifc school will give n series Of courses
for worklngmen. either free or for
payment OF nominal Zee. The courses
will comprise twenty exercises Of four
hours week In the evening on prncu-
cal electricity, mechanical drawing.
machine designing. steam and the
steam engine. In the courses both
employers OF labor here aud the trades
councils will be asked TO cooperate.
In general way the courses are In.
tended TO bring the university into
closer touch with workingmen's inter.
ests.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
sTRATl4coNA BURNED.
Bra.s Crew Held Posts OF Danger
and saved Nearly Fear Hundred,

'f' ""f'. 49,"
HALIFAX, n. T., Dee. 2i.-word
was received here from Port Dufferin,
a small coast town some sixty miles
east ~ this city, OF The destruction by
hre of the passenger steamer stratheo.
nm. owned by the Halifax and canso
Steamship company. ana bound for
Canso.
That no lives were lost Is due prin.
clpally 10 the herolsm ~ the engineers
md tiremen. who. like Elm Bludsoe. "
made famous by the late John Hay,
stuck 10 their posts until the steamer
was benChcd aud every one ~ the ISL
passengers landed, In less than an
hour after the Bleaching OF the steamer
she WAS burned Ia the waters edge.
The boats were not launched. Int
were nnic ready mr. use In ease the
comes completely developed the steam
~ h.f If' land could Ice reached.
TEE terror stricken passengers were
Witl'l together In the how NJ the
mp which wis headed Tor Port Duf.
fl,'u ,h' arrest place On the ircnrhrr
o,s coast where the steamer could ind
% lfFbur
WHILE ne Stmlhrnhn WAS driven TO,
ward laud Bi top speed the sailors tried
- 4. brek the flumcs with streams Of
wa.'r The draft caused 10y the steam.
ere rapid progress famed the snmcs
Into create: fury. nnd Ia short time
the entire after portion OF the vessel
was IN lire.
Down In the engine room the en-.
gnecrs and flrcmcn stuck brnvely 10
their posts. although the flames had hc
gun Ia surround them. Not until the
keel Of the steamer grated on n reef
mile from the entrance OF the harbor
did they abandon their dangerous posi-.
tons and rush to the deck. The steam.
er had kept her heading until she
reached the reef on Smiley's point.
Then the boats were lowered and all Of
the passengers. together with the thlr-
teen members Of the crew. found safety
on shore.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
Unweieome step In Dancing.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Hugless dane
Ing and waterless swimming are to be
taught in the Chicago public schools
The 10000 pupils will balance for.
ward and back, trip through the rhyth.
mical steps of the stately mazurka
glide gracefully into waltzes and two,
steps, trip through pokas or dash over
the floor in an old fashioned galop
But they will trip, glide and dash
alone. No youthful arm will be al
lowed to belt the glrlish waist, and
they won't even know that they are
dancing, because in the curriculum the
hugless dancing is catalogued as fan.
cy steps"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24

The compilation OF the work OF the
legislature 10 this issue OF the Banner
10 taken from the 81 Adams Messen.
ger. When anything really good 10
done In Vermont journalism, In about
four cases GU, OF ave, 1t 10 done by the
Messenger. We smaller fry among
the Vermont newspapers would hardly
know how to get along without the
Messenger TO clip from.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
Castro ZOO III For Operation.

CARACAS. Dec. 2i.-The condition
OF Prcsiden Castro. who Is at Macuto
is becoming more and more alarming
An operation Is deemed necessary, but
the weakened state OF the sick man
does not rormit OF an attempt in this
respect being made. The arrival in
Venezuela of General Jose Manuel
Hernandez is not confirmed, but ru
mors Of a serious revolutionary move
ment in the western district continue
to be circulated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24

With prophetic look forward,
James J. Hin says: by tho year
1925 there will be In the Uoiled states
i25. ooo, 900 people aud by the middle Of
this century, within the lifetime OF
thousands now living. our population
will be more than 200, 0O0,00O Where
are these people To iind profitable oc.
cupation? How are they TO obtain the
necessaries OF life?"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
SIX Houses Burned a, Bellevue.

PITTSBURG. Dec. "a In n fire nj
Bellevue. a little hamlet thirty miles
east OF here, c. W. Morrell was Sc
riously burned and six dwellings were
destroyed. causing loss Of $1,000. The
fire originated in the house occupied by
the Morrell family and had gained con.
siderable Roadway before II was dis
covered. Morrell and his wife were
burned in rescuing the children, who
were sleeping on another floor.
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Mother and Children burned.

POMPTON LAKES, N. j.. Dec. "a
Mrs. Alice L. McWithey and her chill
dren, Helen, six years old, and Eliza
beth, four years old, were burned to
death in fire that destroyed their
home. The mother and children were
the only occupants Of the house when
the fire started. How the fire started
Is not known.
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y. r.ss,i.s on TIT. Road.

TOKYO. Dec. 24.-Dr. Goto. presi.
dent OF the South Manchurlan railway.
says that the principle guiding the
management or the company forbIds
the granting Of preferential treatment
to persons OF any nationality. japanese
or otherwise.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
Thought Judgment Day Had Come

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-The steamer
Celia. from ports on the west coast OF
South America, brought as passenger
Mrs. II. Il. Moss, who was in Valparai-
so on Aug. 10 last when that city was
devastated by an earthquake. Her ex-
periences were very trying and severe.
She says she thought the end Of the
world had come There were 5000
persons lost
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Tv.n,, Held For yI.eh.. Death.

BUFFALO. Dec. 2i.-Frank Nisch
was found stabbed 20 death In front
OF his home on the east side Of the
city. There were many stab wounds
in his breast. some Of which pcne
trnted his heart. The police arrested
about twenty men. who were held
pending an investigation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
FRANK {. HOWE. Editor anu Publishes
No Paper Tomorrow.

Tomorrow being Christmas day and
u legal holiday there will be- no issue
Of the Evening Banner. Wednesda, =
paper will contain all the news Of the
tEo days,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24

The only kind of business that We
can think Of that don't need adyerts.
ing Is that OF bcing good. That talks
for itself.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24

The Klondikc output for 1905 vas
sj,6g79ie, maSing the tol,l since the
discovery Of the gold fleld mp TO sll2,.
5s8. So.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24

itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch the
worse YOU itch. Try d ans Ointment
1t cures piles, eczema, anv skin itch
ng. All druggists sell 1t.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24

Every owner oi national bank stock
Is liable la case ~ failure for double
the amount Of his holdings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-24
.,,,l. r.a.. rhr...s arbitration.

LIMA. Peru. Dec. c4.-ln accordance
with the agreement OF President Psrdo
60 arbltraie the street railway strike.
cars are now running In the city.