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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town an village BREEZY
Told for Busy Resders

News OF the Town an village Briefly
Told for busy Rssders
Justin Kellogg Of Troy was In town
Saturday inspecting his summer home
at the Center.
James Nolan OF Schenectady spent
q portion OF last week In the village
visiting relatives.
The last Lenten service for children
will be held at st Peters church at 4. 10
D. m, Tuesday. All children are vel.
come.
B. j. Brooks and Carl Berne went
this morning TO the Troy City hospital
where they expect to undergo an op.
GRAFTON Tuesday.
There will be regular Philathea
business NEE ing this evening at IA;
prompt. All members are requested 70
be present. A social will follow the
business meeting.
The choirs at the different churches
have commenced practlclng for the
Euster music which this year promise
10 be unusually attractive. Special
programmes have been arranged 10 al
the churches.
The maple sugar season has opened
In this section from ten days TO two
weeks earlier than II did last year
Farmers who had prepared for Il Sc
cured pretty fair runs OF sap Saturda,
and Sunday Makers who sold theil
product last year for IL cents q pound
are refusing IL cents this year. s, ruI
II Is claimed will be plenty at sl.00
gallon. The pure food law II is sale
will give the industry new lease o
life. One man In the village has al
ready given quite an order for sugal
20 be shipped 10 Chicago.
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HELlCON HALL BURNED
Continued from First Page


James McNin. engineer for the colony,
burned :
A New York dlspa,ch saw. that Mr.
SINCLAIR Law ON n coucb I'm the Nome
az Gavlord Wusbir. editor Of WI.
shire. Magazine who live. IN New
York and traced IN. silver lining 10
The eioua that had suadsnIy se,,led
over his colony Mr. sinclair wore
.one q, ur NIishi,e,. cio,bes
"Ju.t as soon a we GO, the smoke
ON, M orr ewes we win begin % look
FOR a nlacs 20 70 establish our co,,nv .
saId Mr sinclair .It has I,een /,
heavy hlow and nohody feel. t,,,
strength Of /, morc than I hut am
conv,uces ,ha, ,hos. who ,rIcI the OF.
n.rlmen, M living a, H.,lcon hall f.l,
thai 1, was a succ.-s and win be ulad
10 begin agaI, NJ some new pIace
I'm. colony had no great encum.
brances nnanc,ally n achieved mos,
% the purpo.es for which II was start.
81 Their. were tweu,v. Ave people
waiting for nlace. In the home shen
the Are came. For INV mart the sue.
cess We achieved IN bringing M babies
on the co.operatlys plan merits n try
anew M the colony scheme"
There are other. Of he colenl-ts who
are not 10 optlmI.tic. They said tina,
them had been too many psychic cross
currents In the llfa Of the colony. Mr..
Sinclair wanted 10 20 ahead with q
rush and make the settlement a bis
thing right OF AZ the start. The rest
were not 80 anxious.
About q month ago. 40 Que ~ the
colonistu said. Mr.. Sinclair resigned
from the head of the colony aud from
the board Of directors. urging as the
cause of his action the necessity OF
work on n novel which be had con
tracted 90 write for n publishing firm
Mr.. Sinclair assured the colonlsts that
he resigned In the best Of good will
but that he did not care 90 he rc-elect
ed director.
AZ eighteen minutes after O'Clock
In the morning three muf'iei explosions
sounded from below In the direction Of
the sun parlor Mr.. Hilliker. who i
an Instructor In engineering nj Colum
bla university aud who had gone e
the hall only few days before IA In
stall n new $1,000 boiler Ia the engine
room. was by chance awake nj th'
time the explosions sounded. He I'm
medlatcly thought something had gon'
wrong with the boiler.
The smell of smoke led him TO entei
the sun parior There he was met b,
burst OF name aud smoke. The bis
pipe organ. which extends from Tho
basement through TO the ceiling OF the
second story. just In front OF the sur
parlor. was belchlng smoke aud nam'
from every pipe. The IRE had nlread,
communicated Itself TO the hanging
Of the sun parlor aud was racins
through the patio.
Mr. iiililker Immediately hurried up
Stair and ran shouting through tn
galleries. pounding on doors and rous
Ing the slecpcrs.
10 rapid was the rush Of flames tina
there were many That were trnppc'
on the second aud third stories nn'
had To jump. Mrs. Grace Mc'iowai
Cooke aud her sister. Miss Alice Nc
Gowan. two well known contribution
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
Ederheimer, Stein & Company

The acknowledged best clothing max
ers for boys and children. New Spring
stock now ready.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-18
Wisdom
Points the Way

To save your eyesight therefore
when you feel it failing let YOU
Wisdom point the way to our OPP i
cal parlors where we will make a
thorough examination Of your eye
sight and adjust the Proper lenses.
We are making our Grand offer
once more for those who did not get
a chance to grasp the opportunity of
our last offer OF a
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Some men always look well-dressed ;
their clothes keep in order no matter
how much or how long they're worn.
That's our Hart Schaffner & Marx
idea; that's the kind of clothes we of
fer you here. Atwood, tailored right,
fit right, priced right.
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NOTICE.

| viii tell any one how to get the
most Infallible. up.to-date Means
of recovery from Any diseased or
Devitalized condition: or how to get
instructions imparting Absolute Mas
terry OF Disease. in the simplest. cas-
lest manner. in self or others. in
from a few minutes or hours.
The latest discoveries make every
disease needless.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06

Los medIcosn codenan unanimemento ell
dsO de las emulsion es que Gentlemen Gre
sotado 8 Guayacol Els bien sabido que
estRs sustancias cuandO se toman mazcla-
das con eI Aceite de Afgado de bacaIao in-
Iritan ell est0mago los riflones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutrici0n y por las freCuentes
eVacuaciOnes que causan, producer 81 rapi-
do aniquilamiento de los enfermOs
Ell DIR. Parsons, un distinguido especial
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice 81 este
respeCto: "Refiriendome al valOr germici-
da de la Creosota, cuando Sc le administra
enfermos tuberculosOs, Incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentOs qu1ni-
cos y la observation cuidadosa de un gran
nGmero de casos, han demostrados que
culquiera que sean los resultadoF beneficOs
que los emfermos puedan recieir del uso
de la CresOta y OtTRs sustanclRs irTitantes,
estos resultados los nulifican los efectOs
perniciosos que ejercen tales drOgas en- el
est6mago.
Els un hecho bien conocido que la ssimi-
laci0n facil y compieta de los alimentos es
de la mayor impOrtancia en- el tratamiento
de las intermediates que SO caracterIzan
pOT denutricion. Sc sabe tanbien que ell
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, perfectamen
to emulsionadO, es uno de los meiOres
ben recsnstituyetes. POr ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas prescriben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de HigadO de Ba-
calao que no contiene CreOsota d otras
sustancias irrttantes, que ccasionan ell de-
s6rden de las funciones digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
de Hlgado de Bacalso, yo prefiero la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott &
Bovine de NuevR YORK"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
Remitid0.
Una Garta del senior IturrOndO.

'Senor director de ''La Corresdonden-
cia de Puerto Rico" PreEente.
Muy senior y amigo: Para evitar cuaquier
NAL juicio que pudiese formarse con mott
vo de mi decision de renunciar 81 cargo
que, como Official de la policfa insular, he
venido degempe1ando hasta el dfa de ma
yc,tsngo el gusto de acompaiarle copia lite
raj de Ia renuncia presentada por mi al
honorable gobernador de Puerto Rico, Sr.
Regis H. Post"
"La renuncia dice como Bigue
"Csguas Puerto Rico de mayo de
1907, Al honorable gobernador de Puer'
to Rico. Sau Juan.-Honorable mfi3r.
Muy respetuosaments tengo este honor pa.
ra eievar V. FL. Ia renuncia de mi car
go como primer teniente de Is poliefa
insular, con. car&cter irrevocable, despues
de ocho afioa y 81 dias de servicios en-
este cuerpo, interesando se me comedian,
como compensation mi acreditada con-
ducta y Bervicios, dos m sBes de Bueldo,
las certifcaciones del caso.-Muy regpe
tuosamente, Jose Observation-Disclosures to.
niente /. p"
"Unido 4 este documento fu6 otra carta
acompa1ando dos plisgos de cargoB que
por cresrlos justoH, he formulado contra ell
corcnel de Ia policia insular Terence Ha.
mil y ell sfgundo teniente Luis Sanquf'
rico, TODD 10 cual ha quedado en- po.
der del honorable gobernador con quien
ce'ebIe una sarga entreVista, de Ia cual
salf altameDte satipfscho por Ia cortesfa y
atenci6n que me dispense durante ella"
"Doy usted las mas expFesivag gra.
cias = quedo amigo suyo, S. ST. Il.
Jose IturrondO.
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Mas noticias.

Sc VENDEN libre de todo gravameD
las casaS, calle de Ia Fortaleza ntmero 46
que estd ocupada por eli Registro de la
Propiedad y Ia de pisos Gale de La Cruz
n6mero 6. Plecios ventajosos. .
Para informes dirigirse la ofcina del
Abogado y Notario don Dami6n Mon
BeFrat 3Ov. a
VENTA DE MADERAs. MADEIRA
de ''pichipen" Sc vende precioB m6dicos.
Deben apFovechar la OCCASION de estarBe
descaTgando una gran partida en- el ''islote."
Tablag, tablones etc. etc. Para informes,
Cruz 5 San Juan, Puerto Rico parada
2T en- SanEurce y en- ell islote de Puerta de
TERRA. 3Ov.A
-Pongo en- conocimientO del Comercio
y del pdblico que he dado los sefoees S.
RAMIREZ & CO., de san-Juan, mi re-
presentation para La venta exclusive EN- la
Isla de Puerto Rico de los vinos .:;RIOJA
CLARETE' de Ia COMPANIA VINk.
COLA DEL NORTE DE ESPANN,
Manuel Muf5Os, Habana. o. :
Ell t'NUEVO CAFE de los egpo.
sos Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ofrece un COM
pleto Surtido de los mejores dulces y Cho-
cOlates. Heladog, refrescoa, frutas al ma.
tural = todo cuantO regale 81 paladar mas
delicado SO encuentra ALI primorOsamente
Rervido. Cafe con leche chocolate, Be
encuentra desde las siete de la mafiana &
las IL de Ia noche ''samogt'' "Baker" .
las marcas de chocolate sin rival ge en-.
cuentran allf D.
Sc cOmpr an ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
cOllaEes antiques de coral y prendas anti
guaB.
Dirfiase 4 P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
al calle Aurora, Ponce. >
Orange LIIT.-CuTa la debilidad, ulceracio-
mes, aplanamientO, periodos dlOlorosos. Pa
ra sOlicitaT muestra gratis dirigirse la Sc
nora III. V. FretteT, Detroit, Mich. u. 8. A.
En- "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen 81, bay de venta Fecibos ta-
lonarios para cobro de alquilares de casas,
ianzas en- met6lico con frmas, DECLARE.
clones de nacimiento, defunci6n , Certifca-
ci6n medica. p.
"LA VILLA DE MADRID avisa &
sus favoTecedores, que acaba de recibh las
legftimas alfombras terciopalo de Oriente,
marca 'sEsCudo" para Bala, asf como log
drilea de hiIo, legftimo ndmero 100 y Ji-
pijapa y las mejores alpaCaB negras y casi-
mires ingleses.
En- materialeB para Ia confecci6n de-
ombreEos, encages, bordados, aplicacioneB
y cOrn6s; e. Ia cass que tiene Biempre eI
mejor sartido an Puerto Rico. Hacemos
snvfos por corFeoBs todos los pueblos de
lal isla. IegefOnO s7S r. o. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. B.
En- esta imprenta ga vende papel de pe.
ri6dico vieio $500 los As kiloB IN osti,s.
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PraCtICaDtes en- CITUIIa Nanor.

Los de esta isla son todcs hombres de
estudioF, conciencia y lag practics, pero,
con dOlor 10 digo auu quedan, auuque po.
cos, slgunos que vienen p'acticando sus
OpsTaciones ain considerar al Eaaiente, y
otros, mas atrasados ado, que usa solucio-
nes compIetamente perjudicialss y de con.
secuencias funestas Ia coTta la Iarga
para aus pacientes No seals miserables de
conciencia y dinero: gastad uu poquito mas
y usad el dnico a1est6sico que est6 el hoy
Ordenado por el mundo cisutffco moderno
UFad el Aptidolar, y Os convencereis. Es-
t6 probado que Ia estovsina ca menoB en6r-
gica produce mayor iufamsci6p; el An.
tidOlar no produce nj il famaci6n, nj min
gun otro efecto periudicisl.
LA CASA DE PRESTAMOs de Jose
Baz6n, estab'ecid en- Ia casa ndmero 21
de Allen St., hace operaciones de pT6sta'
mos Sobre slhsjas de ORC y plata y piedras
preciosas inter6s m6diro cuando Sc trate
de grandes captidades. Sc compran baB.
tones de cOncha de carey. o.
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Un GahalIerO de Ia Legion de honor.

Ha muerto en- Paris, Ia edad de 81
amos, M. Philibert Audebrand, decano de
los eHc1itores franoeseS, Fu6 periodista du.
rante sesenta amos y eHcribi6 un nGmero
incaloulable de cr6nicas de la vida pari-
siense. Era caballero de la Legion de
Honor.
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Carne de cabalIo en- FranCIa.

La carne de caballo es en- Francia un
artfculo de consume que rivaliza con la
de res de cerdo. Su uso 50 debe al
precio exagerado que alcanza actualmente
eata Ultima carne, y que hs sido re-
comendada por los m6dico para las
personss que necesitan sObre alimen'
tarse.
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Expedition al polo

Hasta hoy, las expediciones los poloB
habfan teDido un Objeto puramente Glen.
tlfco En- Bruselas Sc ha organizado uua
al polo sur, cuyoB gastoB corren por la
cuenta de comerciantes manufacturers,
los cuales pienaan Bacar pingU ganancias
de este uepocio,
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EXpsriGnGIas.

La pclilla ordinaria que ocasiona tsnto
dafO en- las ropas de lana, Sc alimenta ex.
clusivamente de fibras lanares. En- virtud
de este desCubrimiento, Sc estan practican.
do experiencias para encontrar un agente
qufmico que pueda afiadirse las del &C.
creto de gu 6xito,
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SERVIGI0 ESPHgIAL DE- Cables
La Democracia' y la Correspondence =
UNIDAS
Sauces Y natanzas en- Ia India.

dlmame aaFma
s gubernaments Los mones han lido auen
vn @ impossible impulse de- 70, rebedeS con Leg
E edifd ana % de dicha eiudad
arvios agunas
ugarra independient E
mvi sadrSn eneguida Bombay
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RatifiC0 ell tratadO.


discussion
Unidos Este guldo Aguo diputadOs cmbaien
ratification dscurso mucho eto
pueblo Aunque paTdo apb6n ratification
mayora hL
impossible repdb,
mac ion alguna,
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Guatemala da satisfaCCiones.

CGdad de Mexico Mayo Al udiaum ddO gobenO del
gobierno
Mexico 10 oua pegF9 de de OFO
hoHdda possible
lacer suito Guatemala fla de
pohH
vchma habe geno
eah dispueo nvadi erroriO uanal hab moo
Sc ama anigGo paTdo LIBERAL aud Mexico
deaeaba hubiera ouado
de
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VALEN 81 PESO HIf Gro.

COnseFva Ell mecanismO en- buen estadO.
Norman. Ont, Enero Is de 1885,
w. H. CoMST0CK, Morrstown, NY
Estimado Sr.--Sus PildoFas de RaIz Indiana del Dr.
morse son para 81 organso ell mejor regulator que puede
usar ia h1manidad La vida nm reioi; frag v
decados son sns mecanismos pareula insgnicane
ruedas cual es el resnltadof-Prmero soamente una
pequena derencia percepbe pero deiee abandonada
asl que creeendo la obstruction irregularlad Va
hacendose granda hasta que 10 que pudo acmens
al empezar coerse necestara entonces mas trabao
cuidado para arregarlo. Asi constitution humana
I'm pequeno desarrego Sc abandona, aumenta
inPeeeptbemente al principle despues rapdez hasta
que 10 que pudo principle corar de rafz con muy
POGO trabao vuelVe cas fatal. Para evar esto aeon
so todo el mundo que purfquen ORGANISING tomans
las FdOFaS de Morse as conservardn vgory yitadad
S. S. s. q
H. f. HATWELI.
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NuevO ministerio en- AIemania.

Gel Rechgag ha prov6e
eento de mine de las Conas con exclusives a
gabinet Este rOy:o de- u sugedO sgdn aDguEa poE
ouOnea cOones pun TeSnea a Tm datOoH peud las
fad gernO eOr degenvOIvimientO de la
nnlii colonial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
Ell reV Carlos a Portugal.

Rio J9n Mayo 6Es Fesuea ha hchO PdbIO Ofemente
ass les uoOH os uer sOemnzado aperture del
del p6xm an gOberno a oFdad ofF mas brlaute reception
eeponea Carlos de Portugal geEs AMee
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Artista suiCida.

Milan Mayo 6A deue de habe! pem.ndo presnan rePFe
del terrible fn6mo Sc cree
pae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
INllCAnnR GENERAL

SNsEIO A LAS MADREs-El jarabe caIn1ante de
"a Sen Winsow debe empre que los nilos estaD
an Yiodo de Ia denticion Proporcona alvio immediate
d pequeo pacente produce sleno natural tranquio,
svia e door s angelic despierta muy vivo alegre,
Es muy agradabe al paladaT calna al nino abanda sus
encas aliVa sus dolores, haee eles las fneones del
e,6msgo rsguls los intestinos Is e. mejor remsdi9
de euaquera otra causa 1engase mueho cudado ped
Il Jarabe calniante de Ia SehnrS Winslow es s mejS
AZ tndoa
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". R.. SILVA

Platero, especialista en- monturas tifano
yOtras, estilO moderno, prendas de orc y
plata preciOs m6dicos, garantiza sus ira
bajOs y respOnde de la prenda que SO lie
9onfIe. Casa de PrestamOs. II. Luna II
Hace to,la clase de OperaciOnes de pr6sta-
mos sobre aIhaias de orc y plata
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LrNEA FERREA DEL, OEsTE


EtinSrario.--salidas de Bayam0n y Oapi.
lta simaltansamOntO.
DiAs lRbOrabIs-M afiana 6, 7.05, 9 80
S,4h ll.CO. TRrds 1915, 1,45, Bis. ABS. 6.46
$50.
Dias fOssivos.-N aIana 8, T.O5, $50, V.4s
2 4.O0 TardS 12.lt, 1.BO, s.R0, $50, A.S0
6.45 y $50
Piilota haratoa rara tias fostivog. TIE
Oata10 Bayam6n, ida = vuO1ta II ol 90
oO-86 2S Q RsO SO.l6. De Bayam6n O. 3 no
yYuoita IL elaGO R0-15, q eIasa SOLO.
Blll0tS oEdinaFio dc Capital Oat 69 IN
Olag0 4 C0ntavOg.
Bayam0nu 10 dc SsptiSmbrs de 1908.
RRHSdu VAId@a.
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I'm artfcuIo de meritO sc Vende bien.
Borachoir HarboT, NJ s., Enero 13 de ls90.
W. H COMSTOCR, Morrstown, N. Y
Apreciable ST.a-Esta cara para certfcar que so.
comeTcante medecnas de Patene, incluyend0 varia
classes de Pfldoras. Que vendo mas PildOfas de Raj
indiana de- DF. Morse que de todas las untas s.
ISIS.
MI, NICHOLSON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-06
Ell sa1va.Guardia del vioiero.

Anaagdudus Pond, ". s., FnerO q de 1890
w. H. COMSTOCK, Aforristown N Y.
Muy Sr milo: :-POr muchos amos he sido IN acerrimo
parhdaro de PdoFaS de Raiz Indiana del Dr. Morse
no porque cega la que tengo elias por
la confanza que mi han hecho acreedoas pOr
expenenca que he tendo oportunidad de sur sobre
vaor merito Mis- Qcupacones tales que pasO mch0
tempo flera de mi casa consderaria equi
Paje complete 81 me egaran fltar las PdOFas del d.
Morse.
SIS. s.
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la TIENDITA
Al ladO del AyuntamIsRtO

DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.
Dedicado expreSamente & la venta de
efectOa religiosOS, juguetes y TRACES para
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--P1NO INGLEs $25 y Pine ameri.
oano $50 tienen Finlay Bros & Way.
mouth Trad'g Co. Dep6aitos Marina.
Is. va.
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En- esta imprenta ss vsnde papel de pc.
ri6diCo visjo { $500 los 46 kiloB (sss qsli,s-
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Oe vevee@ an <o@sos Ias Rosa~ae,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-24
Damage Suit Against City For
Injury to Jacob Cook is to
Be Begun
WILL ALLEeE NEGLIGENCE
Original Notice Of Suit for Large Sum,
Resulting From the Injuries Jacob
Cook Received by Falling on Main
Street Sidewalk, Has Been Served
on the City.

A suit for $4,000 damages, as a re-
suit of the injuries received by Jacob
Cook, of SOP Iowa street, by falling on
an East Main street sidewalk, Is to be
begun against the city on or before
March /, according to an original no.
tice of suit served on the city by MI.
Cooks attorneys.
The basis OF the claim for damages
to be made in the petition will be that
the city is liable because Of its negli-
gence in allowing the sidewalk on
which Mr. Cook fell to be unsafe. and
menace to life and limb.
Mr.. Cook fell on the brick walk near
the east line of the kibbey building,
formerly the postoffice, a short dis
lance west of Second avenue, on De-
cember 90. 1t Is claimed the sidewalk
was covered with Ice, and because of
Its sharp incline to the walk which
1t joined on the east, and which was
several inches lower, the place was a
dangerous one.
Cook fell, breaking the femur OF his
left leg at point about two-thirds the
distance between the knee and hip.
He has since been confined to a room
in st. Thomas hospital and because of
his extreme age the injury Is a danger
Gus one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-24

went to Texas for six months In the
hopes of receiving benefit to ms
health. He came here about six months
ago, and for the past week had been
confined to his bed.
Mr.. Mold was native of Grumpy
county, and was born July IL, 1876. lie
was a member eff the Swedish Luther
an church of this city, also Of the Mod
ern Brotherhood Of America. Ihree
sisters and two brothers survive the
deceased, aside from the father. me
sisters are Mrs. e. G. Burcell, of chi
cago, and Misses Hilma and Mabel
Mold, of this city, and the brothers,
Oscar Mold, of Sioux City, and Gust
Mold a farmer living south of town.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been definitely perfected, but 1t is
likely the services will not be held un-
til Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-24
A DAIRY SPECIAL

Train Carrying Dairy Products and
Lecturers, Which Will Be Sent Out
From Iowa State College, Amos, Will
Probably Stop Here-Request That
1t Be Stopped Hero 10 Being
Signed.
The "dairy special" a train similar
to the famous corn specials which
were sent out from the Iowa State Col
lege, will pass thru and will probably
stop at this city some time during the
month of February. The date has not
been fixed. The train is to go over
the line Of the Great Western, and will
carry dairy products and lecturers on
dairying subjects from Iowa State Col
lege, Ames. Professors Mckay and
Holden will have charge of the ar
rangeuents of the special.
A, letter from the college, bringing
with it blank petition for signatures
requesting that the car stop here, has
been received by p. f. Arney. A suf-
ficient number of signatures to the Pc
tition and it's return to the college will
be sufficient to secure the car. Attic
the petition has not yet been widely
circulated number have signed it.