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Colombia.

Il Il n ~ I
! De FL Cereo Ndciond. de Bogota, eS
1no de, sus 3importantes artfeulos sacerca
/ de"Aa gran question International !, 90,
planes los p&rrafos siguiantes, como sx,
preslyo resdmen de nuestros ideales so5
breel particular: go, 4 4 n e L I, I.
La obradel canal de Panaana, jp,orsel he
cho mismo de colocar sobre pie de. .positi-
va igualdad & las naciones " 4 Hos pue-
bios que de ella han de servSiirse, realisara
tambiEn ls dsbasida nni6a ibero-ameri-
10 paE que dos grandes yariedades
de In raya humane qIeden una frente 4
etf pSitGndo lose como enemigas Ia SUI
prgnacfa, sino para que de un modo eyo-
luf Tseffico, por medic de una labor
de inl6 esff1erzoy de e creation original iii
I'M Iladlcnss de proeedencia latina dernues-
sfeR ~ aptitudes para Ell pnogeso Y ha-
gan veEaus su papel, lejos de haber termni-
nades apsnas efnpfeza en- Ia historic, por-
que s,is Tumbos han cambiado, su orien-
taci6n NO es va la misma y sus cualida-
des naturales para las conquistas del por-
venir Sc conservan hasta cierto punto in
tactas.
La que nos es mas cara, por los afectos
por los vfnculos de sangre, por Ia gratitud,
por Ia solidaridad de intereses cue nacen
al lniiuo del instinto collective de conser-
vaci6n, latmadre Espaha, que concreta
hoy slls energfas EN- su propio territorio v
abandona os caminos de miseria del ideal
cabaheresco, proelama aquella salvado-
rsunion pof el.brgano de sus mas au-
torlzados, pensadores estadistas. 4
La que fue duena aver de dominios eni
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Brasil.

Anexa al 40. Oongreso .Mkdico Latino
Americana se-reaiaarS en- Rio de Janeiro
en- los meses de Agosto y Septiembre de-
sho actual una Rxpesici6n Internacional
de Hygiene con el pr6posito de presentar
al publico aparatos, instrumentos, ,utensi.
hos de apicaci6n msdica & higienica,
materiaies de construction; pavimenta-
cion & installation sanitaria; productos
alimenticios nacionales 6 conservados;
enimales destinados q Ia alimentaci6n
o productores de fibras textiles; substan-
tias qufnicas, productos farniaceuticos
y de laboratories para medication, de-
snfecci6n inmunizaci6n modeIos, pIa-
nos E lnformaciones que interesan directa-
mente indirectamente Ia hygiene.
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Buhn.
Ell Gross" y Ell ''Parseval"
no toma N parte en- las ma
niobras, sino en- ell case de que
estos dirigibles hagan un "ra-
id" con itinerario impuesto
y en- condiciones muy riguro-
sas.
81 estas pruebas resultan
satisfactorias, Ell "Parseval"
formara parte del tercer cuer-
po bavaro, y el Gross" del IA
cuerpo/ Bades.
PERSIA.
,,.Grandes ,muItitudes ame-
nazan q los c6nsules extran-
.jeros en- Tabriz, esperanto que
clio de motive a que las poten-
cias europeas intervengan y
salven a La poblaci6n del ham
bre y la miseria que existe tan
to en- esta localidad como en-
todo ell pals, pues va es muy
crecido el nGmero de defun-
clones causadas por ell hambre
FRANCIA.
Han realizado I'm crucero
con excelente resultado los
grandes acorazados Diderot
y Condorcet del tipo Dred-
naugh. Estos son los prime
ros de los 6 en- construction.
TURQUIA.
Corren rumOres que el des-
tronado sultan Abdul-Hamid |
habia sido envenenado en- Ia |
prisi6n. Ell Ministro turco en-
washington no tlene notlclas |
de este suceso. La situaci6n de I
los cristianos en- Armenia es
desesperada. Miles de fugiti-
vos que han podido escapar
de Ia ferocidad de los musul-
vagan por los montes
sin auxilio. En- algunos gru-
pos Sc han registrado casos
de antrofagia, causados por
j hambre.
Ha hegado el Bosforo eI bu-
Iue escuela aleman de guar
dias marinas Guenesdn.
"a 4.as
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A Argentina.

En- el proximo mes de Septiembre Sc reu.
Mira en- Buenos Aires un Congress- medico
veterinario en- Ell que estaran representa-.
dos todos los paises. .,..a
Tratara de todos los asuntos conexos
con la vetenirinsria, tales como la crianza
slimentacion, etc. ,etc, de los anima-
les.
mProcuraremos dar detalles deeste impor-
tante certamen.
En- ell afo 90S han llegado esta rep1-
bhca unos 265.000 inmigrantes, de los
que 64 mil son agricultores. Espaha ] es Ell
pals que hs enviado mayor contingente:
10Y .357S siguiendole Italia con 1881.
La production azucarera en- Ia Argen-
tina ha sido en- el tiltimo afio de $50 1000 to-
nelsdas, 10 que Sc calcula suficiente para su
consume inferno sin necesidad de imper-
tar mas. -. - = r
Bolivia. t...
Actualmente IA situani6n ssn.,.I. a.,
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Zeppltn II que comenzaran
sus pruebas q fines de JUNO
tomara parte en- las grandes
maniobras imperiaIes alema-
mas del mes de Septiembre
de 1909 que tendran lugar
en- el vale de Necker.
Ell Zeppelin l" figurara en-
el ejercito azul (cuerpo bava-
70 y el'Zappelin ii en- el roio.
Despues de las maniobras
el "Zappeiin 1" ira q Metz.
donde permanecera afecto 4
Ia guarniei6a.
Del destino del Zappelin II
no sc hs decidido NADIA toda-
via; pero sc supone que ira &
ssrasburgo, koenigsberg g.
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"FIores y Perlas''

Este "vlatz" del, oompositor puer.
torriqueho Rafael Balseiro Davila y
que tan bien ha sido recibido Dor los
amateurs de Ia huena mdsica, So halla
en- venta en- el "Paris Bazar", perfec-
'amente impreso. Las personas que
deseen adquirirlo pueden rhacsr sus
pedidos a Ia referida casa. 15v. a.
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Ecuador.

En- siete regiones aTieolas es dividido
ei Ecuador por el Profeser italiano Sosti
Marceno. -..'
En- b primera region .6.sea Ia de Ia
cana de azsear, la tenlparHspra e. de 20,
consigyiendoss ssf production abundante
.cpn 81 Ikeasfsiso des Erla ksniedad stsficien-
te. Y ~ propicio tambien, el china para
los cultivos de aigodon v piatanos En la
segunda region, del naranjo necesitase
Temperature que fluct1e de 6 & Is o. re-
curriendose al riegof fsino existiere bastari-
to hpanedad. Se produce ademas muy
bien el argarrobo y el nogal. En- Ia region
dd eiivo con;14 6sl5 de cslor Sc alcanza
indispensable y son propios para desarro-
liar .el almepdro Ia, higuera y el mafz.
En- Ia region de la vid (16 1S) con de-
censos, puede alterarse este cultivo con los
,cultivos de eShamo y limo; 81 bien suelen
resentirse por la falta de humedad
La region de los cereales y de las plan
tas forrajeras precisa de constante ,llnvias
no de sguaceros que lie perjudica; precisan
dea4 d 60 de calor (casi toda La parte an
dina est4 airemonita) -
La region de los pradoS resiste. las mas
boids temperatures. pero ha nenester
de, humedad las praderas del Pichincha
gsnado. -. or. -----..... ...
: Esregion de los bosques presenta alter
nativas; en- cuanto temperature, no es
muy extensa Produce pinos, eniras etc.
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N|NO QUE: I.|.NSULTA |.
: A UN POL|C|A,
Jugadores, sorprendi-
dos por Ia policia en-
Ponce.
Cronica de hechos desc u
biertos, juzeados yeas
stigados.
20 cOrte municipal va On breve
!. q peiuelss. - r. :. y. ,...,.
Ode nuestEo eorresponsal(

Is S,--'I = :. :,<isl.N-.:
::.- Ode nuestEo ,eorresponsaD
Mayo TO- Aver celebr6 Is
tlogia Luz, de Borinquen, del ri.
to de los antiguossoda FeUoa0s
la fiesta del segundo domingo
kde mayo; a ia que aasistieron
muchos de los afiliados a dicha
t1ogia. = - :.
|. -Hemoss dido: 4 muchos nj
nos de: quinto grado en- ade-
'lante, concurrentes alas escue
las pdblicas, que endichas es-
cuelas Sc carece de libro de-
texto para el estudio de .algu-
mas asignaturas. 5Se habra
agotado la partida para libros
de escuelas? .
|. j. Aver dyebia haberse lleya-
do 4 cabo ID eiecci6n de la4nue-
va Junta Local del partido u
nionista pero NADIA hernos dido
tdecir sobre el particular.
-Justo Persi es I'll nombre
de un nilo que anoche estaba
en- la puerta de entrada del
circo Habana y al mandarle
retirar un pohcia lie diriji6 fra
ses insultantes, siendo denun-
ciado. ii, =
-Eusebio Garcia, Francis
co de Jesus, Ignacie Ramos;
Geronimo Nadal, Pio Correa,
Julian Martinez y Jose Pinei-
ro Sc entretenfsn en- la casa de
Martinez jugando a 10 prohi-
bido anoche a launa y fueron
sorpfendidos por la policia y
detenidos. Los trgadotes fue-
rem mnltados con doee' dollars
cada- uno, y Julian Martinez
fu6 castigado ademas, como
duehos.de casa de juego en- Is
pesos mas de. nlulta. Z:
Adrian Linares tomaba
cafe en- I'm cafetin cuando ,tu-,
Vo una question con Jose Fer
nandez y lie tir6 con una taxa
.un golpe. en- i'm ojo,
Fue eendenado por eljuez mu.
nicipal a $1,000 de multa 6 25
diaS de c&rcel.
Jose Beltran y Lorenzo
Penalver Sc entretenfan el sa-
bado en- tirar piedras al hospi-
tai de mendigos, rompiendo
I'm cristal de una ventana. Fue
ron castigados con ocho dfas
de dop6sito,
-Demetrio Collazo fu6 de-
nunciado por la policia por ha-
berIe encontrado en- SUI esta-
blecimiento tres paquetes de
cigarros, no teniendo patente.
Por infracci6na Ia leyd e rem
jas internas fue fnultado en-
,ien dollars.
-Damaso Yordan, de Qua
vanilla, fue sorprendido por
a policia elaborando tabacos
IN su casa; sin tener patente,
= condenado a Glen dollars de
multa por infracci6n a la ley
de rentas internas.
Aver fue sorprendidos
Iuan Leon jugando chapas con {
mas que Sc dieron a la
'uga. Fue condenado q ocho1
lfas de dep6sito. |
En- la Central "Mercedi-
as" Sc entretenfan aver ju-
,ando al monte los ihdividuos
leonardo Wives y Eladio Ri
Iera, pero fueron sorprendi-
los por la policia y condenado
nueve dfas de prisi6n.
-Cosme Ortiz y Juana Ro-t
ado tuvieron un altercado en-
a calle Cristobal Colon, pro-
frases NADIA cultas1
terminaron en- Ia Corte mu-l
Iicipal con 5 400 cada un6
nulta.
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Labor de- ia .insv|aI.

!. Mayo II de 1909. Relaei6r
de los seryicios aificados POI
'la7fuerza de Ia pelieia en- este
distrite1 .durante LAS "a horas
de aver a-hey,. a1a .r ..,~
I: Puesto de Sam Juan; mfr.
Ord. mpales 3 ,3;tacometimien-
to y aggression 3; falsa represen-
'taci6n l; Inf. ieyde carreteras
L.. '..'.. !. " "
Puesto de P TERRA :Infr.
ley.de carreteras. 5; turbar la
paz 2; danos msiiciosos I.
:. Puesto de Santurce: escaIa-
miento |; seduction /; mfr.
Cd. mpales. |. -
Puesto de Ceboruco: AGO.
metimiento y aggression |.
Total de servicios 20:
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.FARMAC|A LA EMER|TA"
DE MANUEL PUG DIANA.
PONCE, ISABEL z LEON ST

En- ests farmacia hay constante surti-
do de drogas freseas y patentes del ex-
tranjero y los Estados Unidos v una
buena selecta perfumeria de los mejores
tabricantss tales como R. & G, y l. T.
Especial atenci6n en- el despacho del
reeetas, bajo la mas rigurosa exactitud y
q precios sumamente imitados. GOV
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IN .||lA|||DRAACDII I|l)AhER|ClNA..

:esnA aas hienas relaciones que Bolivia man.
CON et Nnevo y Viejo Mundo; explica
NJ una SEDUCTION de los problemas
de l1paites con el PERU, y espera que ell ira
tados DE- pAz y amistad con Chile dara un
yerda adero impulse Ia construction del
ferrocarFn de Arica q la Paz.
rs. Peru.
\. Einsi9O5, con la Presidencia de D. Jose
rardo, empezo Ia reorganization incre-
msnto dc la escuadra, conla compra del
Ya1e lq,.itos, que fue armada en- guerra, v
q de los cruceros Grau Bolognesi
Con estos tres buques Ia Lima, Coastit,s-
c1on 9 Santa Rosa, la flota Sc eompone de
seis unidades navales, pero tanto el yate
tqastos cono.las Conststtsa6py Santa Roso
que son simples transportes; son unidades
oeleas de pequena importancia. r
Fuede considerarsele solo como depen--
denelas de los faertes del Cailao. ~
y De modo que habIando tecnicamente
sin contar Ia escuadra fluvial del Amazo-
mas, la armada del PERT Sc compone NADIA
mas que de los cruceros Grau BoLognesi
y de la cahonera Lima.
d 81 Grau y al Roioqaesi fueron lanzados
81 aqua sn 1905; desplazan 5000 tonela-
das, y tienen $40 pies de largo, 40 y me
dlo pies de manga y IA y cuarto de calado:.
Su arHiamerlto consta de cailones de 6
8 de IA libras, de II ibras Y Q
tubos lanza-torpedos
La cubierta de estos dos cruceros esta
proteiida por una coraza de lay medic pull.
yadas, y "a TORE de nando por una de 8 y
medic: =
La fuerza de sus maquinas es de, 400
sabalIos, ysu andar de a nudos por hoza.
La cahonera Lima, lanzada al aqua en- 1881
1esplazs LOO toneladas, tiene un. andar
le i6 npdps POE hera y su arsnamento con-
'ists ei dos caiiones de pulgadas. a
Sc construye actualmente un buque es-
,uela en- Europa.
En- euanto 8 Ia flotilla fluvial su poder
IS insignificante.
Su unidad de mayor importancia es la,l
:ahonera Anaericd, adquirfda en- 1907. Es
les aeelp Slesplaz& 182 toneladas, tiene
l0 hstrosEds largo J, $40 de ancho Y
10 de puntaf Ell calado de proa es l,22
: ct de popa de 40. 1853 n. La fuerza de
us unaquinas es de 35 eaballas.
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MOTORCICLETA.-se ven
de una muy barata (biciclo Y
'triciclo) de dos acientos,- muy
comoda. Informaran, Baya-
mon, calle del Comercio 48
PEDRO GOMEZ. +
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Chile.

Ultimamente Sc han descubierto gran
des extenGones de bosques con plantas de
caqcho, casi semejante a la de la region
del Amazena. ..@~
Los residuosde dichas plantas, segdn
experiencias hechas por un ingeniero In
dyetrial italiano, el Sri ID. Rocco, despu6s
d4 obtener Ia gonna, siryen de una buena
pasta para fabricar los mas finos papeles,
y teniendo en- cuenta que dicha pasta es
abundante resulta que reune todas las con-
diciones para serwir de materia prima 4
una industria pspelera de importancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12

En- ssta imprenta Sc vende pspeI
d peri6dlcO s dos pesos quintal.
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Sc colocan

Sc colocan 1000 dollars en- primera
hipoteca en- casa,en esta capital, Cristo 10,
altos, informaran.
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Bolivia

Actualmente Ia situaci6n general del
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-22
BERKELEY EDITOR
ASKS QUESTION

(Berkeley, Cal, Daily Reporter)
In view of the commonly accept
ed theories 1t seems to us that the
following facts that are within the
personal knowledge OF the editor de-
mand presentation.
A few months ago we were advised
that child of a personal friend Of
the editors, living in San Joaquin
valley city, had Bright's Disease and
that the family physician, who is al
so known to us, gave the family no
hope. We suggested that he be sent
literature concerning the new treat.
ment 1t was sent.
This was several months ago. We
are now advised that 1t promptly
took hold of the case and that the i'm.
proyement has been so marked that
recovery is now imminent.
The family physician upon noting
the abnormal change, wanted to know
what was being done Being told he
advised by all means to go on with
it.
The authorities declare chronic
Bright's Disease incurable, DO not
the numerous recoveries under this
treatment demand a new adjustment
of our beliefs?--Berkeley, Cal, Daily
Reporter
h, A. Quinlan and VIM l.. Gokay
sent\for this treatment for cases
here and will give full information.
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SEEalhGTOs BRIEFS
Avs Of tns Town and Vlllsas Tois
Strictly for 9usy Readers

'a~N OF ina Town anc Vliisqe foiz
Strictly for Busy Readers
J. X. Batchelder of Arlington was in
town Thursday on business.
Thomas Riley OF Park street is con
hned 10 the house by illness.
A new moon was born Thursday
night and may soon be seen growing
IN the heavens
Mrs Marvin Sqnires of Arlington
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence L. Holden
leIt Thursday afternoon for 4 short
visit In New York
{. !. Hendee, recently purchased
Maud ), valuable colt. from Miss
cara Barber OF Pownal.
Mrs. Patrick Shea OF Eagle Bridge
was a guest Thursday of her sister
Mrs. John Flynn of River street.
A survey was made Thursday b,
NJ. b. Middleton Of the lot on which
the new post office is to be situated.
l.. E. Story, manager Of the local
telephone exchange. has been in
Springfield, Mass. during the past
few days on business.
Mrs. James c. Colgate of New York
who has been spending a few DAYS at
her summer home here. returned
Thursday to the metropolis
Many the summer residents of
Remington Center are having their
ice houses filled from Holden's pond.
The ice is over ten inches in thickness
and OF excellent quality.
Robinson Hall of Chicago. who is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel b. Hall Of Bennington Centre.
VIII be remembered by many as a
musician OF much ability.
The A. O. L. w. and the Degree of
Honor will hold social dance in
Woodlands hail Friday evening, Jan.
=. Old time figures and also round
dancing will be enjoyed Admission
20 cents Refreshments served. All
come and enjoy yourself.
One Of the fastest basketball games
of the season viii take place i'm the
Y. NJ. C. A gymnasium tomorrow
evening between the "Y" and the
Adams teams. The local bows have
won "a reputation in Berkshire coun.
~ by refeating Drury and the Adams
team viii bring their best men along
to make the game interesting.
During the past week may parties
have taken advantage of the excellent
sieighing and have enjoyed sleigh
rides TO nearby towns. Many out Of
town parties have also been here IN
he past few days. A large -four
horse load of pretty girls arrived in
town from nobody knows where last
night and put up at a Main street
confectionery store They were well
provided with chaperons and The To-
cal boys weren't able to get a look
in"
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CATARRH MUST Go
And Hawking. Splitting. SnufiIes
Must Go Too

Hyomei pronounced High.o-me)
viii give the sufferer from catarrh
joyful relief in five minutes.
1t is such a remarkable cure and so
positive in It's action that VIM. l. Co
Kay goes so far as to guarantee il 10
cure catarrh or money back.
A complete outfit which consists of
hard rubber pocket inhaler. a bottle
OF Hyomei and a unique dropper for
Milling the inhaler. only costs one dol
lar and If an extra bottle is after
wards needed the price is only so cts.
Hyomei is healing, autiseptic bal
sam, taken from the mighty eucalyp.
tus trees in the health giving forests
OF Australia, where diseases of the re.
spiratory tract are unknown.
All the sufferer has TO do is TO in.
hale the antiseptic air of Hyomei over
the ihflamed parts where the germs
are entrenched, three or four times a
day
1t cures coughs, colds. asthma. hay
fever and croufDwthout stomach dos.
ing.
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HOUSE ORGANIZATION
Legislature of 1eo9-9 Elects officers
and Plans Meeting.

Montpelier, Jan. 21-After adjourn.
ment Monday afternoon an organiza.
ton of the House of 1908 was effected
by the election of the following ofFic.
ers President, John L. Bacon of
Hartford; vice-president F. c. vii
liams Of Newport; secretary NJ. G..
Leary Of Burlington; treasurer. W. p.
Locklin of Richford: executive com
mittee Representatives Kinsley of
Rutland, Barber Of Brattleboro. Howe
of Bennington, Watson of st. Adams
city. Fletcher of Cavendish. Fish of
Vergennes. Drew OF Barton, Harring-
ton of Grand Isle, French of Concord.
Martin of Essex. Seaver Of Williams
town, Dole of Danyille. Boyce OF Wa
terbury and Cheney OF MorrisvilIe.
Governor Prouty and other state Of
ficers were made honorary members
Of the association. Mr. Fletcher of
Cavendish was chairman and an adj
ioumment to meet at the State fair
at White River Junction next fall was
AIKEN.
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VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen
Counties OF State.

There is a possibility that the honor
system of conducting examinations
will be adopted at the University OF
Vermont, Burlington.
Theodore n. Vail, president OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph
compeny returned TO his home in
Lyndon Saturday after a two months
trip to Europe. Mrs Vial accompan-
led him on the trip
DR. c. C.. Pringie, who has charge
Of the herbarium at the University of
Vermont, Burlington. has returned
from Mexico, where he has been col,
Letting specimens Of plants and
MOSES. AT present he is mounting
plants received from Bulgaria. Rus
STA, Australia, Siam, Chilli, and the
Philippines.
An operation has been performed
upon Smith Warren, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Warren of Morrisville,
who was injured 10 DAYS ago by be-
ing struck on the head by a falling
tree 1t was found that the boys
skull was not crushed as had been
feared, but was simply cracked. and
the patient is now doing well.
The Gadue Dustless Flour Sitter
company, Burlington, has been adj
Judged an involuntary bankrupt by
Judge James l.. Martin and its mo-
ton for an appeal from this decision
based on the ground that it is no
longer in existence, has been denied
by the court. The case has been re-
ferred to Referee George W. Debe-
Vile
Rev. Adoniram Judson Walker. a
former pastor of the Baptist church
of South Newfane. died at his home
in Dalton, Mass, January 10 in his
soth year Mr., Walker is survived
by sister, Mrs. Sylvia Wilder, of
Hubbardston, Mass, and a brother
living in Pennsylvania, both OF whom
II Is understood are older than Mr..
Walker.
The 18th annual dinner OF the New
York Alumni association of the Uni.
versity Of Vermont, Burlington will
be held at Delmonico's New York
Friday evening February s. at 7 o..
clock President NJ. II. Buckham.
Col. Geo. B. Harvey, editor of the
North American Review and Julius
NJ. MAYER, eX-attorney general of the
state Of New York, have already been
secured as speakers.
EX-Gov Frederick Holbrook, OF
presided at the annual
meeting of the Vermont Savings
bank last week as he has done for the
past 40 years. Although nearly 96
years old, Mr. Holbrook retains his
interest in the institution as its presi
dent, but the burden of the active
work has been shifted to other should
FRS The bank is the Oldest in Yer
mont and Mr.. Holbrook the Oldest !
president
Ralph Walker. who for the past |
year and half has been assistant |
of the Vermont indus |
rial school at Vergennes. has been
offered and accepted the position OF
OF the Stetson home |
or boys at Barre, Mass. During his
at the Vermont industrial
school Walker was first assistant far |
ner for two and one-half years, then
armer for over a year and. recent
assistant superintendent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-22
OF Interest to Women.

Don't slave at the wash.tubl A
new invention which does away with
hard work on wash-day In order to
introduce our pump and have your
neighbors know all about it we offer
for thirty days, our $500 washer al
most free. 1t saves your hands, time
and temper. All you have to do is
to put clothes in tub and move the
handle of the pneumatic clothes
washer up and down. The pump does
the rest in half the time 1t does the
work easier and better than the
$500 machines. Send $l,00, send
now for this washer-providing you
agree to demonstrate it to your next
door neighbors Money returned If
not satisfied Send % cents more II
you want us to pay express Descrip-
tive pamphlet sent on request.
Write at once to Pierce & Baker,
GA Washington Street, Buffalo, n.
Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-22

TABtrltA!
Raised biscuits from Gold Medal Flour
are excellent SAMANTHA
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-22
A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the moLey on a DO
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Sy-
rup OF Tar II It fails to cure your
cough or cold We also guarantee
% cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
Thcmpson's Pharmacy, c H Houghton
j. M. Ayres, A. s. Hathaway
HARDWOOD d Store,
9. r. & A. B. Hawkins
d. A. Ward, o. II. Adams,
b. A. Quinlan, =. G. Woodwork,
W. b. Gokay. o. q. Adams Co.