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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
JUDGE KILLED HIM.
w. q. Loving Shot Young Estes ca
Avengc His Daughter.

W. u. LOVING shot Young Estes "a
Avenge His Daughter.
LYNCHBURG. Va. April ~. - Ex.
Judge w. q. Loving. who on Monday
shot and killed Theodore Estes at Oak
Ridge, the country estate OF Thomas
i. Ryan, has been freed on 5000 bail.
Charging Estes with drugging his
daughter Elizabeth. aged 10. and as.
saulting her while In n druggcd condi.
ton, after learning OF the alleged lnc,.
dent from the lips OF his daughter
Judge Loving drove some eight or ten
miles before. locating the young man
and then shot and killed him with a
double barreled shotgun without wait
Ing for the victim TO make any ex.
PLANTATION.
Judge Loving represented Amherst
county In the legislature and servel as
Judge OF the county court OF Nelson
until that court was abolished by the
new constitution.
Judge Loving said: "when I heard
the awful story from the llrs OF my
dear one was insane. l waited to
learn all the facts. aud then nothing In
Gods or mans power could have stop.
ped me from taking his life did Il
after careful consideration"
No further trouble 10 anticipated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
EAST ARLINGTON

Geo fudro has been on the sick list
the past week.
Myron Cole has commenced business
Ia his new clothing store.
Miss Mabel Woodwork Is visiting
her grandfather, j. II. Judson.
Mrs Rose sherwin has moved into
the house vacated by Claude Burt.
Mrs Lucy Hawkins and daughter OF
Bennington spent Sunday In town
Harley Haskins and family OF Ben
ningion spent Sunday at Elihu Nc
Donald's.
Mrs Thomas Bells who has beer
very Ill for the past three months i
slowly improving.
Paul Shuflieton went to Manchester
Monday to resume his studies at Burr
and Burton Seminary.
Rev. and Mrs d. Perry stopped ov-
er Thursday nigh. with Mrs II. a
Blair on their way from Mendon "a
their new home In Gloyersville, n. Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

Tho Ness-No Pure Drug Cough Cure
Laws would be needed, II all Cough
Cures were like DR. Shops Cough
Cure Is-and has been for 20 years.
The National Law now requires that
u any poisons enter Into cough mix
iurc u must be printed on the label or
package. For this reason mothers and
others, should Insist on having DR.
Shoop's Cough Cure. No poison
marks on Dr. Shops labels and mono
In the medicine, else u must by law be
on the label, Add rs not only safe,
but II 10 said 10 be by those that know
IL best, truly remarkable cough
remedy. Take no chance, particularly
with your children. Insist on ha' log
DR. Shops Cough Cure Compare
carefully the DR. Shops package with
others and zee. No poison marks
therei You can always be- on the safe
side by demanding DIR Shoops Cough
Cure. Simply refuse 10 accept any
other. Sold by Joseph NJ. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New. OF the Town and village Brief
Told for Busy Readers

New. OF the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers.
VIM Roberts Of Granville was here
yesterday. -.
WIN Chenette of Ballston Is spending
q few days with friends.
B. G. slade is lie Boston on business
for the firm OF Fillmore & Slade.
IL Is announced that II. Parmalee
Prentice and family will spend the
summer In Plttsfeld, he having taken
house there.
Rev w. A. Dawson, ID. ID superln-
tendent OF missions OF the Vermont
Baptist state convention, will speak
Sunday morning and evening NJ the
Baptist church.
At the meeting OF the Vermont Re-
tail Grocers and Provision dealers
held In Burlington Tuesday, j. l..
Harbour was chosen one OF the vice
presidents OF the association.
At the annual election OF officers for
the Grand Lodge OF NEOP OF Yer.
mont held Ia Brattleboro Tuesday, II.
III. Galusha OF this village was elected
one OF the board OF trustees for the
coming year.
Mrs ]. M. Taylor OF Hamilton N.
Y who has been spending couple OF
weeks With her daughter, Mrs Frank
X. Morris left Wednesday for Roches
ter where she will attend the wedding
% her son, Henry w. Taylor, we'll
known here.
The ladies who are endeavoring TO
raise the 5000 needed to build the st
Peters church are having good sue
cess In their endeavor. Two subscrip.
lions OF 1900 have been raised aud
several smaller ones. II does not
look like a very hard undertaking 10
raise the needed amount
The annual convention OF the grand
chapter, OES OF Vermont will convene
In Burlington June 10 0 inclusive. II
Is the hrst time the grand chapter has
met In that city. II. l. StillsOn, the
graod secretary and wife will attend.
The first three officers OF the Mt Anth-
ony chapter are the delegates from the
chapter.
List OF letters remaining unca!led for
In the postofiice for the week ending
April % l0O7.-W + Bartlett, Lissos
Colountzos, Herman Eastman, William
Frawley, James Hackett, Frank Mors.
DIR Morrow, Clement Morris, Rev r
ID Penny, Thompson Brown 4 Co
Publishing House, Mrs Chas T. Clark,
Mrs Geo II Clark, Mrs G Hoyt Mrs
Lora Penheld.
State Fish and Game Commissi oncr
II @ Thomas OF Stowe has received
letter from John W Delano, chairman
Of the fisheries and game department
OF Massachusetts saying that eleven
lots OF pike perch shipped from Cana
dian waters have been c0ndscated 10
that state. The laws there prohibit
the killing and transportation OF those
lish during the breeding season, not
only 10 the state but from outside the
state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
BROKER BENNETT ARRESTED.
Charged with Completely In w. o.
DsasIs.' Theft OF Beads.

NEW YORK. April 2i.-Ollver NJ
bennett. the broker TO whom W. %.
Douglas. the nsslstrrt loan clerk Of
the Trust Company u America. turn
Ell over the bonds he IA charged with
stealing from that institution. was ar.
rested here.
The company has given out a state
ment alleging that IT, maximum loss
through the operations Of Douglas can
not exceed $1,000 ard that there will
be no loss az all n the courts uphold
counsels contention that the stolen
bonds ~ their proceeds may he recov.
cred from those 20 whom they were
dell vered
While the statement issued ny tho
company dos not make the matter
clear. II appears that only $4,000
worth Of the stolen securities have
been recovered.
In his cell In prison Douglas was ex'
cecdlngly cool aud seemed 90 be dis
posed 90 regard his situation NJ some
what numerous.
you don't see me worry .mg. 10
your be- said ~ be smoked cigarette.
"It's nice and quiet here. and need
n vacation. anyhow.
'1'll tell you one thing. though. lt's
pretty hard for anybody 10 expect a
man 10 hold M his cnd In Wall street
on so week. I'm not speaking for
myself. because I received more than
that but there are hundreds down
there who don't get ~ much. They
have temptations all around them. ani
they know that II you get In right rs
cinch 10 make n fortune.
Il don't see why such n fus. II be
lag made over this Ease. Why. It's an
every day occurrence. Bond stealing
Il the easiest thing In the world"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
SKIN SPECIALISTS
SIMPLIFY THEIR WORK
Finding Of ra'ms 0,rm,Isad, to an essy
and Certain Treatment Io' all
Skln Dissssss.

la studying skin diseases medical
men have found the only real way 10
cure the skin II through the skin
Specialists have found that internal
medicines are useful only as an aid In
the treatment Of special and obstinate
cases and that these stomach medicines
alone can never effect a cure.
After hndlug the germ OF skin disease
the work ofthe specialists vas slmrl
ded. All they needed was prescTip
ton that would kill the germ without
injuring the skin. Various expert.
msnts developed that oil OF siniCr.
green properly prepared with o,hrr
necessary agents made soothing W. sh
that Instantly attacked the germs yet
eft the healthy skin intact II mad
an ideal lotion for II did away with the
use 81 nasty salves aud was cleanly
and hygieuic 10 every way.
Any physician can get The u ID y
Prescription referred ~ above, direct
by communicating with the laboratory
OF the ID u ID Company In Chicago
This healing. soothing liquid uhen 81
piled TO the skin has been 80 suc,essfu
q giving INSTANT re isf that thr
scst skin specialists recommend % FIRE
~ aud credit IL certainly doe thsm
Ehcn they could make 80 much large
fees by writing out their own prescrlp.
lions. Here Il a grateful sons simple
statement regarding the wonderful curo
ID ID ID accomplished Tor bis agtd
mother.
''On account OF my moiAer's advauc
81 age lshe belrg cighty.eRhu twas
the opinion Of all the docldh Who 1, "
Ter that she had scxsma go badly \ Q
never could be cured aud they all fall.
cd 10 give her any, or very lltile ter :
porary relief.
AFTER using seven bottles 81 your
remedy she IL almost cured and b. The
use Of little oLce 10 q While, never
suffers a particle, can sleep good oil
eight and IL perfectly happy"
). J. PEABODY, President and Treas
srer s. ]. Peabody Lumber Company
Columbia City, Ind.
We recommend washing with ID ID u
Soap Ia connection with the use 81 u
/ ID ID Prescription. ID ID u Soap fof
that matter II the BESr cleanser for
all persons Who want 10 take perfect
care Of the skin.
Ask your hysieisn or call on w. 4
Gokay, druggist, Ia your town, who
Eeeps q stock both % ID u ID Pfescrip
ton and ID ID DSoap for sufferers from
skin diseases.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
Guardian Notice to Sell Real Estate

CITATION VERMONT, Ia Probate
- District Of bennington. a. Court held "
iienninsinn wihia aud ior said district. oh tie
sth day Of Apfii. A ID teuG
Present. John v. Carney, Judge.
CARA NJ dsvttt guardian Of Ruth = JeWeit
and Paul v Jcwett. makes Application 20 sa,l
Court Tor license 10 sell the Interest Of her said
wards. an certain real estate. Situated IN tihe
Village Of Bennington. TOT bounds and decor y
ton reference may b had 10 the land records
In the Town tlerk's once IN the town 81 len
ningion Aforesaid. Representing that the sale
thereof, for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
~ such sale ~ interest OF Investing the same 10
stocks OF real estate. would be beneficial 70 said
wards.
wbcreupon. ~ Il ordered By said court mat
teid Application be referred " q session there.
q 20 pc held at the Probate once, In said
Bennington ON the 9Th day Of April,
D.. 1871 for hearing and decision thereon Ard
Il further ordered, that al persons interested
b. notified thereof By publication ~ notice ol
said apple atlt n nd order thereon. three weeks
nuccessitsiy IN tne bennington Evening Hannei
Published AZ bennington before said time q
hearing. TINT they may appear a. sale time aud
p'acr, and " ihol see Gauss, object thereto. b
Attest JOHN CARNEY, Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
nrnin storm Pien rnirch.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.--WilInm
Burge, n negro, was hanged here for
the murder o. his wife, Daisy Turge.
In January, 1905. After the murder
Burge attempted suicide and then es-
capped from the hospital, where he was
sent under guard. lie was tried twice.
felgning insanity during the second
trial. President Roosevelt refused 10
intervene.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

COLrMBrS. ~. April 2i.-James
W. Cornelius. known NJ the gentle
man murderer" must die Friday morn
ing In the electric chair. according 10
decision handed down by the su-
prrl'r court. Cornelius. who II from
Mas-ilion. Killed his wife while drunk.
When sober Cornelius II n model In
conduct and manners. Motion for a
new trial on the grounds 81 error In
The first trial was maze. but the high.
~ court declined "a Interfere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
hank PRECEDENT IIcid For Fraud.

CHICAGO. April "a. = Charles G.
King, president OF the First National
bank OF Scotland, s. D.. was arrested
here charged with nlsappllcaticn OF
the funds Of the bank In the sum Of
S2l.2II aud of issuing TO himself nine
certificates Of deposit OF 5000 each
and then converting the money TO his
own use.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble rs 10 aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pills ard ordinary cathartics. II
cures indigestion and tick headache
and chronic constipation. Orino Las
alive Fruit syrup does not nauscats o
grippe and Ia mild aud pleasant 10 TAX '
Refuse substitutes. A. Quinlan. Q,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

Constipation causes headache, uaus.
ca, dizziness, languor, heart pslpita
ION. Drastic physics grippe, slcken
weaken the bowels and dont cure
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. Is cents. Ask your
druggist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
Amnesty In Cuba.

HAVANA. April Ex-Governor Ma
COON has signed decree granting am.
nesiy TO the members OF the armed
forces OF Cuba who have been found
guilty OF committing on'enses during
the rOcent revolution.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
Peace In LODI. Labor war.

LODI, Russian Poland, April 24.--
The various labor parties and lighting
organizations OF this city have con
cluded u peace, and as result the
murders and assaults OF the past few
weeks probably viii come to an end.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25
Luhre AdnI.on nenn.

LONDON. April 24.-The death Is
announced OF Judge John Edmund
Wentworth Addison. lie was the pros.
ecutlng counsel In the famous May
brick case. lie was born In 1888
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

Don't let the baby suffer from ecze
ma, sores or any itching OF the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant rslief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chill
dron. All druggists sell IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-25

Never can VIA ,ttJl NH 4
pger or suffer q cut, brulse, burn or
scald. Be prepared. DR. Thomas
Electric OIL Instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-18
THIRD TERM FOOLISHNESS
VS.. REPUBLICAN SUCCESS

About the best way by which the opponents Of
President Roosevelt can thwart his plans for carrying
out through the next few the progressive policies
for which he stands sponsor is to keep hammering
the third term 1t IS all right for eeis
iatures and political gatherings endorse specified
policies and declare wish continuity admi-
istration in principle spirit But it win do no good
to shout for third Roosevelt He would not
nave II under any circumstances The convention
should demand his acceptance
The idea of a third term for Roosevelt should be
given absolutely and taken to pick out the best
men for the race. II is going to be 4 curious mixuD
1t is not to be denied that the great business
north and east seek relief from Roosevelt But thov
certainly cannot find it in the democratic party for in
1905 the radical wing of tho marty, win o,tro,
the democracy At the same time, the desire among
The business interests for a ri1e less srenuosy in
the white house may conceivaby manifest in the
choice OF an altogether too reactionary by the
republican convention resulting the loss OF a vast
popular vote which might thus Transferred to the
democracy
Roosevelt has finally scratched his own name oft
the slate, and there is talking renomi-
mating him. however much the majority of the people
of this country would like him returned
other four years. But his policies in general
his faults not in his principles but in minor per
sonal characteristics. His principles are sound, aud
must be upheld. Hence the republicans every
must be getting ready thwart any design placing
in nomination man substantially in accord with
Roosevelts principles.
Third talk Will give Roosevelt's opponents
the very opening they want since the third term
devote their energies quietly organizing for a man
of their own choosing while Roosevelts friends may
be taken by surprise unprcpared because deluded by
an impractical desire.-El Paso Herald
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-18
JEROME PROPERLY LIMITS
HIGHER LAW SENTIMENT

Mr.. jerome In his closing address the jury th,
Thaw made masterfuI plea against the applica
ton Of the so-called "unwritten law" "demcnta
Americana it called 10y Mr. Delmas counsel
for the defense, and which is worthy Of thought and
study among all classes Of people His plea constitutes
very positive distinction between that unwritten
TN" country, however unfortunately, approves that
invoked i'm this and he makes clear that 1t
will do for gerenll application. What 'demen-
tia Americana, said he. which Glares It's enemy
for three years and then kills? three long
years and grows bitter then strikes, 'Demcna
Amercana-hat naunts the for whim it kills
through the capitals of Europe for two years its
mistress. Is that the higher law Is that tho
law which puts the woman up tell her shame--or
misfortune as the case may beto all the the
hope it will shield worthless life from q peoples just
demands"
There could finer definition of what the
higher law" is not than this Mr. Jerome has
done the country service by making it, Those who
hold TO the justice Of that higher law'-the "dementia
Americana" of Mr.. Delmas-wn thank Mr.. Jerome be
cause ne has defended against wifu peryersio
which the attempted application in Thaw's defense
clearly Implies The who inyokes the higher
law must be himself clean and must do it promptly
without deliberatou without malice without
Of consequences. And eXemplfy the true spirit OF
II the virtue which demands the taking life ough
10 be held sacred enough can for the yielding up
life for its protection if be.
Mr.. Jerome is right; the higher is not fount
In the code Of the debauches the and the ber
tines It is something else that leads them to xii
one another and 1t Is for that something else pub
lie finds Thaw guilty without acquitting Stanford White
Chattanooga Times.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-18
NASHVILLE AMERICAN USES
STRONG APPROPRIATE WORDS

The American take care OF ITSELF it has done
for scventy-fve years No in the present leg
ielaure done that much even for himself If not
beyond his capacity, it has beer too much for his
life's possibilities.
occasionally some embryouc statesman, with lit
tie discernment proclams THE COR
porations the American" as If that were excuse
for shortcomings, which the American chooses
occasionally to tell of to his constituents
Following in the wake of the hilbilly and the
country lawyer. the yeping of the poverty press
hoping hurt that they may be helped, take up the
cry--and : the bark is echoed to nodobdys credit
and nobody's gain certainly to the Americans
hurt 1t has not pleased the American to take any
notice. For twelve years no change has been made
in the shareholders list of the American except the
division death and inheritance necessitates.
hile the respective and respectable sharehold-
have according to their ability desire, engag-
ed in whatever other ventures the everwillng world
permitted them for their money-some in mining, some
in banking in law, in railroads some in
real estate, farming, manufacturing, some
living (and wthin) their means, and just
plain. common newspaper men-all citizens of Ten
nessee The individual undertakings and investments
of these all rise and fall with the fortunes Of the
industries of the states and all the citizens of
Tennessee affected by fall
great corporations. Why harm them?
1t has been and will continue to be the American,
policy to guard the interests of Tennessee and Ten
nesseans be he single incorporated.
The man with the mouth which he opens wide
only and tell of how a patriot he is and
how greater he will be electon-promises more
Yet man in Tennessee put his finger upon q
single advantage the office eseeker gave him
parable the constant and significant those
corporations which the pot politician deems it has
duty to daily damn.
TO promise much and accomplish little their
chief aim it is the end. To Legislature
and howl about their beters and against the
poratons, TO promise to filch from these give
nobody, is the well-wom by the demagogue
of the day The trusting simp minded many at
home. deluded since the politicians began play upon
credulity have grown to accept it as the one way
Meanwhile, the man with the mouth keeps his
only worked busy begging material questions
of which he is utterly ignorant and continues prom
Use that the deficiencies of the shall be made
good tomorrow. Unfortunately deficiencies are born
not made.-Nashville American.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-18

President Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia
university, in address Carnege's industrial
conference a wide reaching and practical sugges-
ton why should not, he said, "the nations of the
earth undertake to forward the of industrial
by formal international conference devoted to
that end at which the nations shall be severally
sented by able, thoroughly familiar with the
problems and representative of all the
lation those who to assemble at The Hague
to discuss the problems of political peace? The Ma
tonal Civic Federation could greater service
mankind at this moment than to urge upon the gov
ernment of the United States the making of formal
proposal the world to assemble at
distant date in international conference indusria!
conditions and industrial peace"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-18
TALK THAT COUNTS

Among the territorial officials of whom the people
New may justly feel proud is Charles " SAT-
ford held the office OF travelling auditor under
two different administrations. organized that i'm
portant department of the territorial government and
since assuming duties 1t imposed has saved New
Mexico thousands upon thousands of dollars
While Mr. Stafford is a competent and conscientious
official attends closely to business day in and day
out he also possesses the happy faculty of boosting
His duties s bank examiner and watchdog Of the coun-
ty treasury offices take him all New Mexico.
There is a place he visits but what he finds some-
thing new, something of interest to the public and to
those interested in New Mexico and he takes keen de-
light telling Of the development and upbuiding OF
community. There is one thing about Mr.. Stafford
which appeals hearers and that is IL he is unable
say anything good about the places he visits. he
never says anything bad
He is firm believer in the future of the great
southwest and this belief finds uerance in the pro-
gress being made in all sections of New Mexico as Mr
Stafford sees his visits. He i'm Albuquerque
today. returning the capital from of his official
trips things he while away. told to
Citizen reporter and published in other columns of
this evenings paper. well worth reading.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-04-18

burro back into the little lot where
there was no grass at all. Then the
man came home and found the burro'
all muddy and dirty. He tied him
with big heavy rope to post in the
corner. Now all the burro can do is
stand there and look longingly at the
fresh green alfalfa on the other side
of the fence. The man told me all
about it.
There is moral to the thing" he
said, "and that is that burro. when
he is well treated, ought not to think
that he is the whole show and try
to run the ranch"
was studying over what the man
said. He is a pretty bright man and
knows a lot. Pretty soon, he turned
to me and said:
Young man, do you know Little
Danny Macpherson?
Yes SIR" l said.
The man grinned and started OFF
toward the barn.
"Ive got to go take a look at that
burro," he said, "he got some pretty
rough kicks trying to break into the
alfalfa where he didn't belong
Kind of queer thing, wasn't 1t?
THE CUB.