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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
N criDti Dc Ponce
Il lGArADoR Ds Hun1A

En- nuestro colega aEl Asuila q
Puerto Ricon encontramos sxtsnUE
detalles acerca del suceso sanerient
ocurrido, en- la carcel de- Distrito q
aquella ciudad. Transcribimos las
guientes detalles:
Anoche las Z falleci6 a love
Huertas, herido de bala por el poaiei
de Females, Felipe Santana, Ia noch
anterior.
FL cadaver, previo permiso selisSi
tado del Director del Hospital Tfieo
che, fue trasladado la caile de II To
RE, casa de don victoriano Lopez.
Ell padre, don Rufno Huerta, jn2
de Paz de Coamo, lego Ponce, acon
panado de sus dos hijos Edelmiro ,
Octavio, el primero secretario do la
m'sma Corte de Paz, y el segunde
sargento de la policia Insuiar.
Huerta manifesto tres horas antes
de MORN, que no guardaba rencor a.
gunO su agresOr.
Santana dijo al policia que 10 captn-
rarH, que 81 no sc Qued6 en- el "plan-
ton" de euardia, luego de disparar con
ira su victima, fue por no tener qae
matar & dos mas.
Ell guardia Muhoz cree que NO fn&
agredido el por Santana, al salir De
la carcel la noche que sc cOmeti6 Il
'rimen, debido que sc encontr6 con
el policia Gautier poca distancia.
Felipe Santana es padre de familia.
Tiene cinco hijos y su mujer enfer-
ma.
Antes de morir Huerta, DECLARE que
tenia por costumbre todas las nOchex.
al retirarse su dormitorio, tomar un
Jarrito de aqua en- la pluma, Il que
esta fuera del edificio y que tan prom
to como intento traspasar el umbral
de La puerta, Santana le dispar6,
cchando correr
Al instante Huerta dio algunos pa
sos, lleno de sorpresa y pavor, cnc0n-
trandose con Muioz que venia c0rrieR-
do hacia la carceI, al escnchar II de-
lonacion n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

res. actuando de mdsicos en- todOs los
actos pdblicos de Puerto Rico, aparte
de "escoltas de presses" en- Ia ciudad
Y servicio eleccionario en- sus 6pocas.
Por todo 10 cual les tributaremos
mIestro APPLAUSE enthusiastic, como ieal
recompensa mejoramiento tan rcpa.
rador y justicidro.
San Juan, =. r., Enero % de 1909.
]. &. Lewis, Rafael Dies Dc Aldi1o.
&. Lefebre, ]. Texidor y Jests Maria
Lago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
DBdDguIda cvnIBI6n

Nos ha visitado estA nahana. ANA
comisi6n compuesta de los senores Cau
bet. don Juan de Guzman Benitez, Mr.
Behn y el senor Giusti, Aementos prin-
cipales de las distintas comisiones nom
bradas para los festejos del pr6ximo
Carnaval.
Esta distinguida comision. ha visi
tado la casa del BOLETM II de TO-
dos los colegas de San Juan, para 90
licitar la cooperation de Ia prensa, d
fin de obtener el mayor grado de pu-
blicidad en- cuanto concierne los fes
tejos que Sc preparan qu, han de
traer San Juan forasteros de tOdaf
parties de la isla.
Ell programa, que ha de quedar ul6-
mado de un momento otro, sera en-.
viado & los diarios de esta capital in.
mediatamente.
Ell BOLETIN agradece Ia cortesis
de la comisi6n mencionada reiters
ell ofrecimiento de su concurso Ia
fiesta. por .pedirlo quienes 10 piden ,
por satisfacer propios deseos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
PetiCiOnes

Aver fueron leidas en- La Camara d.
Delegados, las peticiones siguientes:
La nina Graciela del Vale s0lScitA
Sc lie ayude con La suma de doscicn-
tOs dollars
Los sehores Diez de Andino, Je-
sls M. Lago, j. Elias Lewis, r. Lefe-
bre y j. Texidor. solicitan Sc enmicn-
den los Reglamentos de La Policfa In
sular de Puerto Rico, en- sentido d.
que el personal que compone Ia bandA
de La misma no tenga que prestar ser-
vicios policiacos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
DcScanSt en- Paz

TIA dejado de existir en- esta capital,
la sonora dora Ana Clousind, viuda de
Negron, dana de evangelicas virtudes
La finada era hermana politica del
professor de instruccii IN don Juan r.
Casanovas, nj que enviamos nuestro
sentido pesame en- union de los demas
deudos de In DANA fallecida-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
De eCarOlina

Don Tomas Requena y Guerrero,
m,iy estimado en- esta localidad, ha de-
jado de existir la edad de SO amos.
cuando todavfa- su existencia era uti-
lisima los snyos y servia los cargos
de conserje del Ayuntamiento Y al
caide de In carcel municipal.
Deja una familia numerosa en- la mas
triste horfandad
FL seiior Font, alcalde municipal de
este pueblo, dcspidio ci duelo, con fra
ses exprcsivas y elocuentes-
Al duelo de los desolados deudos del
senor Requena, sc asocis este
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
Don Juan . ARIZONA

Nuestros estimados amigos, dc Psn-
zee, don Francisco V don Antonio Ar
bona ,recibieron aver un cablegrama -
In peninsula, comunicando el fa1leu5-
miento ocurrido en- Sollr (Mallorca) d
don Juan ARIZONA, amantisimo pa1E~
de tan buenos amigos
Reciban nuestro sincere pessme por
la tremenda desgracia que hoy H.
ran -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
Il nidn de anOche

Anoche do un mitin en- Ia plaza
principal, Ell oleaderp de la Feder2ci6n
Libre, senor Santiago Iglesias.
En- SUI discurso estudio la labor de n
Legislature, que segnn el orador, -
presta d censnras, defendi6 Ia Cor
te Federal como un tribunal de equidad
y justicia para los ricos y para los Pc
bres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
En- d Club Rafael CordeIo

HemOs recibidO una atenta invitaci6r
y el programa de la velada que ha
de tener efecto maiiana domingo en- el
Club Rafael Cordero", establecido en-
Santurce.
Ell programa es muy extenso Y tie
ne numeros excelentes.
Agradecemos la invitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
La reception del gObernad0'

III gobernador Mr.. Post dara en- los
salones de la Fortaleza. una reception
u 28 del corriente.
Para dicho acto hemos siio atenta-
mente invitados por IL primera auto
ridsd de Ia isla. Agradecemos Ia sten
ci5a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
Tribunales


Aver por Ia mahana Sc vic en- ID Cor
te de Distrito, secci6n segunda, el Jul
clio contra Ramon Velazquez, acusa
do de ultraje mayor.
Compareci6 la ofendida Carmen MAJ
Quex, de catorce amos de edad.
Levaba la defensa el abOgado Sc
DOR Quintero.
FL acusado Illegal y alevosamente, ,ba
jo amcnszas, atent6 contra la jover
Marquee, en- Santurce, en- la noche da
3 de Mario del pasado aiioN
Fl fiscal calific6 el hecho como m
delito de ultraje mayor y pidi6 un We
redicto de culpabilidad.
ri abogado senor Quintero, argumer
Is en- favor de su patrocinado, demos.
trando que el hecho, objeto de la Wis.,
IA. no habia sido probado.
Declararon la perjudicada y los tes-
tigos Andres Torres, Alfonso Mar
quex y el policia Soltero.
El doctor Velez Lopez inform6.
"a juradO despues de un breve re-
ceso. di6 un veredicto de culpable y
q juez seior Audrey seiia6 para Cd
81 L. iectura de Ia sentemcia.
La Corte de Distrito, secci6n segun-
da, se constituira en- session e} % ded
corrien&e para dar lectura & la senten-
cha impuesta contra Cesar Espaiiol,
acusado de ultraje mayor en- la jo-
ven Angela Arnau.
III juez del Toro Cuebas, de la Sc
sion primera, dict6 aver las resolncio-
mes siguientes:
Deciarando con lugar una deman-
da de Jose Manuel Batista contra Ca
milo Taboas y la Succession de Eide
Figueroa, sobre tercerfa dominic de
una finca r6stica.
Declarando sin lugar una exception
pr6via de 81. G. White Company CON-
ira Ia demanda de Hermenegildo San
tos y otros sobre reivindicaci6n de in
auehie.
Deciarando con lugar una demanda
de Dolores Martinez, contra Jose Do
lores Santos, sobre divorcio.
Dclarando tambien con lugar una
demanda de Dolores Coch contra F6-
iix Lizard, tambi6n sobre divorcio.
Declarando asimismo al divorcio en-
t1o los c6nyuges Eloisa Febre De-
metric Ocasio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
Ivlo Dor q arte

Transcribimos 1 continuation el es-
critic presentado 4 Ia Camara Leglsla-
tiya. por los sefiorcs Lewis, Diez dc
Andino. Lefebrc, Texidor Lago, pa
RI que sean Separates del servicio poll
ciaco. los profcsores de Ia banda In
sular:
o..<~ DI,roNre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

Ciertamente. La rax6n de los dis
tinguidos firmantes de Ia petici6n a
bien notoria, y es proria Ia extra6exa
que manifiestan.
No Sc puede ser un tempo mis-
mo artista v po'icia. Sin Ia relativa
tolerancia que ha prevalecido hasta
ahora entire los jefes del mencionado
institute, la banda de la InsuIar veria-
Sc privada de elementos valiosisimos
que no reunen las condolences de fuer-
"a Y talla robusta exigidAs, con raz6n,
4 los guardias, & los simples guardias
que deben estar dotados de ese poder
muscular, tai vez en- pugna con el tenn
peramento artistico que para Ia nIsi-
ca Sc precisa.
La Camara puede tomAr en- cuenta
cstas razones hacer cusnto este en-
sus medios para rodear de relativas
comodidades esa banda que ha pres
tado y puede prestar al pals servicios
tan excelentes. siendo al propio item
po, y va que aqui Sc carece de acade-
mias muscales, IN centro dc instruc-
ci6n de perfeccionamiento artstco
EN- el que puedan desarrollarse las OK
eepcionales aptitudes que en- nuestro
pueblo resplandecen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

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IvdO pr d arIs
Transcribimos 1 continuation el es-
critic presentado Ia Camara Legisla-
tiva, por los seiiores Lewis, Diez de
Andino. I.efebre, Texidor y Lago, pa
m que sean separados del. servicio poll
ciaco. los profesoreS de Ia banda In
sular:
Sres. Delegates:
Los que suscribimOs ests exposic'on,
atentos { la profunda simpatia que nos
inspira La excelente Banda de Ia 70
l;cia Insulsr". vamos haca ustedes, con
a fin de que en- vuestras diligencias
oarlamentarias, incluyan Ia de CORE
CIR los males hondos que desde hace
tempo &c advierten en- Ia crganizacion
an6mala v descuidada de la elevada
ciase que la fOrma.
Sabeu,os como ha sido creada; por
,;rtud dc un capricho; y asi ha podi-
do existir, hasta hace POGO que ha que
dado comprendida en- el "Regiamento
Dir Poiioia." en- donde antes, nj siquie-
"a de ella sc hacia mencion, de tai ma
nera, que tenia v tiene entire sus fun
clones peculiares filarmonicas, COM
prendido el dohle caracter de "poiicla'
ca musical, este es, hombre "penta-
qrama" "roten", funciones que re-
sultan antag6nieas ante ell mas hJero
generoso anallsis.
Sres. Delegados:
Nosotros entendemos que el Poiicia
de "macana" es un funcionarlo que tie
ne Ia grave responsahilidad de la vida
publica. A el lie esta encomendado el
orden la seguridad social. Y, este
- el policia.
Como es consiguiente, requlere una
caracteristica alejada de todo 10 que
pucda presuponerse sensibilidet, capaz
de aminorar Ell su idiosincracia la gra-
yedad estoicismo del que manda y
ordena 4 nOmbre del Estado.
El policia, asi comprendido, no pue-
de ser un artista; que de 10 contrario
dejar& quilates de su vida, glrones de
su eer. tan maltratado en- un eJerciclo
eonnatural q constituciones orgamcas
especialcs, cuya talla y vigor sc oe-
tax,ninan como fundamen nto esencial en-
~ ,competencia para la severa ''nstitn-
cion que van servir.
v nosotros creemos de ese modo que
q mlsico de la Banda lnsular deoe
ser musico: solamente muslco NO Sc
"a no debera ser "policia /, asumien-
do responsabilidad directa de servicio
dblico, sin dejar por ESQ de pertene-
Ger Al benemerito Institute. Ellos ne
men sus funciones trascendentaies en-
n vida Insular, va que ash piugo
sas "fundadores" Y en- esas funeio-
,es. tan dignas de alabanzas' por 10
sonrosas que han resultado para los
,restigios del pals, pues hoy puede IL
xurar esa Banda, con orgullo. entire las
.asa estimables de todas las Americas
Sebers respetarsele y considerarseie
,aI como 10 merecen sus miembros, 40
tsdos de esa delicadeza que Sc snpone
icgitsma en- artistas.
Noeotros no vacismos en- pedir
CA Honorable Camara de Delegados'
S6s cuan;o pueda hacerse a ese I'm
co ell "Reglamento de la Policia insu-
,.r". para rescatar con clio ei reposo
sve lie roba la brega de otro genero
se seryicio & esos inteligentes profeso-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
The KIM Of Life Readers and Reader Of Kings

years years Chicago three Newport
lame lame UnTSe inferior s mediums DWaS asks you
There qu15ng asking Of questions by the Life
strong weak talents what
0n P a means g of dwg who YOU are or for what you came
telling you whether your wife husband s"enfs b or oT
control and ruler of own home and affairs He
renes the separated quares friends
iacts guarantees DeWay clair
He nheri his wonderful gifts from his % tors who We're all powerful
generation O a generation to him. He is indeed the Worlds
Cbe dealings and the marvellous results accomplished
Through his psychic lair oa% he ] your every gR a nd
entitled their ambition and ability You
Sa G thousands have Consulted
means n to compass Victory thousands have helped
ness oGbe you wall told how them ali
and Marriage What is more
Of Ss1 GsP for b a4e an % @ more OS
win the love S and San 3 n of InS 1 that en
aen vo oneP ov only He aH when s affection strong
will not change even in the midst Of all sorts Of ady9rse5 but
will change Of Itself but where
the 04 ner focs Working against it. when these forces
f S{ is s2 aSS qGhTI9 @ and EHr
night they steal until they fastened firmly
prey flight all JOY harmony and happiness without
MONSIEUR DEWAY Ovorcomes
LEARN what is Before You
pAlmist feel proud to endor
Confidence
method whereby
list Of the things accomplished day
been simply
winning hearts desire bringing
astounding
has once gained desires naturally
great simply the cause of this there have been
gratitude and
he
professional never revealing 1 a living
Weak Mediums Developed
sisted at reduc this week
fee unless perfectly
sole Judge be farer?
FuN READING $780, # Satisfied Hours 900 TO 300 Daily Putnam House
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. H. A. Davis is confined to the
house by the grip.
Mrs. l.. A. Cooney is i'll at her home
on Church street with the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carroll and
children of Bridgeton, n. j., are the
guests of Mrs CAROLS parents, Mr.
and Mrs s. w. Center.
w. r. White is out today for the
first time since Monday. He has been
confined to the house with an injury
to one of his feet, received while load
ing pulp.
Miss Fletcher of Schenectady and
Mr.. Parks of Rotterdam Junction, n.
Y, were united in marriage last We'd
nesday evening by Rev. l.. A. Cooney
at the parsonage.
Miss Lillian Mayhem entertained
about % of the grammar school schol.
ars at her home on West street We'd
nesday evening. Games were enjoyed
and dainty refreshments were served.
The Junior league of the Methodist
church will give an entertainment
in the vestry of the church next We'd
nesday evening at 1880 Refreshments
will be served for a small amount.
Come and hear the children give their
recitations and songs and help replen-
ish the treasury
Members and guests of the Ladies
Altar society of the ST. John the Bap.
fist church met with Mrs. Thomas Rob
inson of South SALISBURY Thursday
evening. Five hundred was played
at 10 tables. The winners of the first
prizes were Martin Murray and Mr.
Cummings of South SALISBURY The
BOBBY prize was awarded to Michael
Howe and Sadie Mack of this village.
A dainty lunch was served and a Jolly
good time enjoyed by all who attend
ed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
LITTLE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
Man With Golden Opportunity Had
Called at Unfortunate Time.

Now, my dear sir" earnestly began
he suave stranger, with the up-tilted
igar and unauthenticated diamond
these handsomely engraved bonds
# the Consolidated Mexican Milkweed
Rubber Company which are positively
naranteed TO return a 50 per cent.
emiaunual dividend, and"
Il don't really spose you can do
much dealing in 'em around here. Mr..
licksuith frankly interrupted the
landlord of the tavern at skedee Cor.
iars. You see. the only man in the
community who might otherwise take
n Interest in your glittering proposi-
ton has been for some time engaged
the payment of an election BET
wherein he was solemnly sworn to
OF reanut eight miles by means OF
toothplck. which, speaking in round
umbars. will BE- likely to keep him
80 busy TIN along about the latter part
Il next Nay that he won't have time
10 make fool OF himself in any other
way Looks considerable like rain. off
20 the south'rd. don't it?'-Puck
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
Getting AIon1 All Rioht.

A young Japanese in one Of our in
shtutons Of learning. having &C.
mired very good knowledge Of Eng.
lish. went out to deliver a lecture in
that language On his return. saws
The Hartford Courant, one of the in
structors asked II he had a pleasant
time. He replied: yes. very. s.
How did you get on with the lee.
ure?" "Oh, quite wen. but the audi.
euce smiled al some things when
could see no Jokes" Gould you give
ME an instauce?" well. opened my
lecture by saying that although I was
new In English language ! thought |
could deliver The goods; and they all
smiled" Now doubtless the audience
smiled at what they thought was the
'eady way in which a foreigner had
adapted biz Of American slang: but
be did not understand the smile be.
cause be thought ne was speaking
good English.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
Costume Of German Inrlsts.

THE black robe and the cap be.
long TO the outfit of a lawyer in the
German metropolis" writes an Amer.
lean tourist from that place. "and
when the lawyer attalns the dignity
OF judge the collar on his robe is
changed from silk to velvet When
This law providing for the 'gnard Of
dignity was passed the prescribed
dress for practicing attorneys includ
ed a white necktie Years ago this
custom ceased TO be observed. be.
cause as lawyers tell me, II was ex
pensive and troublesome. There is
one Judge in Berlin. however. who In
sists on the proper dress. and law
yers who appear before him must ex
pect, If neckte be black, to be turned
away with the remark: Your cravat
is not white"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05

a hlehwayman stepped out behind
a fashionable younr woman and hit
her a tremendous blow across the
side Of The bead with a niece Of gas
pine, expecting to send her to the
ground unconscious and rob her of hel
yaluables. Imagine his surprise when
instead Of n duh thud a muhled
scream and fall to the pavement. tho
weapon bounded back as though II
had struck large piece of rubber and
the victim Of the attack turned about
angrlly with. Beast What do you
mean by trying to disarrange my
hair"-Lamar tGal Democrat,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
HsSs Of the Town and vIIlsgs Toia
Briefly for Buay Readers

Miss Susane lockwood is confined
to the house by illness.
The principal social feature Of this
evening is the dance by Company X at
Foresters' hall.
Woods orchestra win play for the
Fish and Game clubs dance al North
Bennington Monday evening.
James c. Colgate Of New York. a
summer resident of this town, has
Just returned from a trip to Cuba.
z. b. Bottum is selling p pounds
OF grAnulated sugar for 81 to all who
purchase 81 worth Of other goods.
Ths Initiation OF the local court +.
of A. which was TO have been held
Sunday has been postponed a week on
account Of the death Of Mrs. Edward
MCKale.
Your choice at 1913 to clean up the
balance OF young mems suits 10, l6,
~ lS ana - years, long pants suits,
Mulligan d Roche
George c. Wood and Don Whitcomb
will assist Thompson's orchestra at
The entertainment at Hoosac school
on Thursday evening, Feb. II.
There will be no service in the Old
First church at Bennington Center
sunday as the pastor, Rev. Isaac Jen-
nings, d. d., was suddenly called TO
Elmira, N. Y, today by the leath Of
friend.
A party consisting of J. L. Thomp.
son, leader of Thompson's orchestra
W. j. Quigley. Albert Hall and Pros
per Lebarron, all of Hoosick Falls. en-
joyed an automobile ride to this vii
lage today and took dinner at the
Whitney
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mcclure OF Maple
street entertained Thursday evening
at bridge whist in honor of Miss Guilt.
imam of Pittsfeld, Mass, John and
Miss Julia Hayes winning first prizes.
and Miss Bridge Lonergan second.
Refreshments were served.
A movement has been started by
some of the members of the private
! dancing class to give a series of three
subscription dances. Any OF the old
/
the promoters along by leaving their
names at once with Dr. H. ]. Potter
or at Evans News Room Providing
enough names are secured In advance
Goldsmith's orchestra of six pieces
will be assisted by Mr. HOLMAN, trap
| drummer Of Troy. who made such a
decided hit at the Phi Alpha dance
The Brattleboro Phoenix says:
| THE Bennington Belgian Horse Breed
ers' association of IA members, each
pledged to buy 5000 worth of stock
has been formed for the purpose Of
buying "the large royal Belgian stall
lion which was recently imported to
this country by Michigan importing
company" This has an old familiar
sound. The Connecticut river valley
all the way from Connecticut to nor
thern Vermont, was dotted some Is
years ago with towns in which asso-
Citations were formed for the purpose
of buying Percheron' stations. The
victims who were interested at that
time will recall very we'll the exact
date when they wrote opposite their
names the short but suggestive word
| 'stung.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05

My little boy Leon had whooping
cough and after getting over it, he
still had very bad cough" said Mrs
q. +. Jackson of Cliftondale, recently
Every night after supper, he would
have a bad coughing spell accompan-
led by nausea and would cough CON
tinually all night A friend told me
about Father Johns Medicine | gave
il to him, and before he had taken half
a smallsized bottle, the nausea stop
ped. He is on his second bottle now,
and does not cough hardly at ALL"
(Signed, Mrs Il. h, Jackson, 0 Jack
son street, Cliftondale. Mass.
Father Johns Medicine prevents
pneumonia and consumption--bui
you up because IL is all pure nourish-
ment. Not a patent medicine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
Sarsatabs

OGAA "a eGSASS suecessfei rsraed e i
for al humors and eruptions. stomach, liver and
kidney ailments, loss q appetite that tined feel
ing They are a solid extract OF Hood's Sarsara-
ria. having al lis wonderful medicinal power.
Pleasant 20 take aud exceedingly ecQnouiraL
Give great satisfaction. especially % people pre-
ferrius tablet to liquid medicines. leo doses a..
Druggists or mail. e. i. Hood Co, Lowell. Mass.
II Made b. Hood It's Good.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
A REMARKABLE STATEMEN
Your Greatest Wish Can Be Realized

hope every There is
there
DeWay Eropes Americas greatest living
medium
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05

He was very, very young. bat e,
tremely DESTROYS of aprcarns the pin
of sophistication. So he stroled int
the gay cafe aud stood nonchalantt
before the bar, like a genuine man
the world
DO you-er-koep cocktalls?' he In
qulred airlly
He did not join in the ensuing
laugh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
Read Wesleyan Honest PrOpOsiOnA BOna-iide Guarantee

hereby agree and guarantee charge fail call you
full tell the object of visit and everything you
Expes advice all matters of love- marriage court
ship speculation lawsuits Wills deeds etc. and fact
everything personal or business will tell TIE culni
nation every hope ambition that might have and how to
attain your hearts
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-05
The GENTLEMAN From HAYvLLE

Little Red Laugh-Book Of the Yer
mont Legislature Illustrated. How
Things Looked to a New Member. A
Laugh In Every Line-Some Lines 2
Laughs BY Mail % Cents. If Your
Dealer Can't Supply II. L. Hindley.
Rutland, VT TITS