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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-17
1T PAYS TO BE HONEST
If Seaver's Dyspepsia Tablets Would
Not Cure Indigestion J. M. Ayres
Gould not Afford to Recon-
mend Them

1t is easy enough to claim rem
edy will cure stomach trouble but
when we tell you that we have been
selling SEAVER'S DYSPEPSIA TAB
LET'S for a long time now and that
nothing we know of gives such uni
versal satisfaction in the treatment
of dyspepsia and Indigestion you can
readily understand why we continue
to sell them over our guarantee. And
it may interest you to know that we
make sales almost every day to peo-
pie who have been sent here for
SEAVER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
by those who themselves have been
greatly benefited. For weakened en-
ergy, loss of appetite, nervousness,
heartburn, sour stomach, wind belch-
ing, fullness after eating and other
symptoms of indigestion SEAVER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS are almost
sure to bring relief They put new
life in the stomach, create strength,
steady the nerves, enrich the blood
and invigorate every nerve, muscle
and organ in the body. Have confid
ence, for if after using one box of
SEAVER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
you are not greatly benefited J. M.
Ayres will pay back your money.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-17
CONGRESS- wILLADJoURN DEC 81
Law Makers Will Have Until Janu-
airy for the Holidays

Washington, Dec 1.-THE Senate
yesterday agreed to the House reso-
luton providing for an adjournment
of Congress from December q to
January for the Christmas holidays4
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-17
ADMISSION
Adults Zoe Children 5. Matn8s Daily, &c to All
PICTURES CHANGED DAILY.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
49,. e q IrDD q L, Il II

4 COMMISSIONERS NUI IJt .--.--,,,.,--
u Estate of GEORGE f. TOWNSEND.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Ben
nington, COMMISSIONERS, 10 receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of George f. Town
send late of Bennington in said District, de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in onset there
to, hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid at the Office of Cooper's Ma
chine Works in the Village of Bennington in
said District, on the 9Th day of June, 1910 next,
from 2 O'Clock p. NJ, until 4 o'clock
p NJ on said day, and that six months from
the 9Th day of December, A. ID. 1909, Is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors TO
present theI- claims to MS for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Bennington, this 18th day of De
cember 1909
JAMES HAYES.
F. A. GREENSLET,
Commissioners
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

States Attorney w. j. Meagher is
in Manchester today on business.
Walter H. Berry, proprietor of the
Walloomsac Inn, has returned from
a weeks visit in New York.
Sunday morning Miss Edith wills
of Boston, editor of the Scientific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13
COMMISSION
IS COMING To
INVESTIGATE
Will Probe Charges of
Abuses That May Be
Made in Connection with
Handling of Immigrants.

Tho congressional commission.
named 10 investigate immigration
and the abuses IN the service and
or the immigrants after they arc
admitted. will be In Seattle during
the month of October. aud at that
Time the complaints made regard.
ms the unsanitary condition OF the
local detention station aud OF the
Incarceration of inoffenalve lmmi.
grants while red tape takes lta
time In unwinding. viii be taken
NJ, "a we'll IS any charges OF peon.
age and other abuses OF the immi.
grant that may be made here.
John G, Elder, OF the u :. i'm.
migration department. IL now here
from Washington. ID. c.. gathering
data and Information and ascertain.
ina what. II any. complaints are to
% made Ia this section OF the cuun.
Try In this connection. lie Will
gather No all the evidence aud 40
strange u with other agents of the
department. 30 az 10 have N IN pre-
aeniAhle shape when the commits.
sion sits here for the purpose of
taking evidence and gathering ma.
terial for It's report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13
IS NOT
TALKING NOW
AeRuzxi REFUSES TO DIS
CLOSE INTENTION ABOUT
WEDDING MISS ELKiNs.

MARsEiLLEa. Sept 1.-The
Duke Of Abrnxzi. upon returning
from his expedition 10 the HiIna.
layan mountains today declined 10
answer" the point blank question
as TO whether he expects 20 marry
Miss Katherine Elkina. daughter OF
United States Senator Elkius.
He admitted, however. that first
after visiting the king and queen tn
Italy he viii 80 to Had Gastoin TO
SEQ the Duke and Duchess d'cartn
Tn. duke apparently desired %
appear ignorant Of the fact th&t
Miss Eikinn and her mother are A.
Had Gagtein
II Is believed nnw that AhraxEi
has won over the oppoaltion " his
royal relatives. and the announce.
msnt ~ the wedding Nnon VII be
made
Stories are current IN thu gossip
circles of Europe to the effect tina,
cable messages hax. b~ea OK.
changed b the Italian neblemaa
and the American heiroaa almost
every day whsn b. Was within
reach % Europe by wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13
EAGLES ARE MEETING.

OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. lathe re-
ception % The 1900 delegates %
che national convention Of the Fra.
iernal Orter of Eagles and the
g.o00 members Of the organization
who arr visiting her. was the main
featur. OF the convention today
The seaasuu which convened this
forenoon Will Last n week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

INSIST ON A NEW yoRIs Box
LUNCH and avoid Inferior imita-
tlons. Delivered az your place OF
business without extra cost Toe and
&c each.
Ring up A aelB or Main 1881
Prompt delivery assured.
One trial. one test Goodbye to
the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

LIvERMoRE. Cal. Sept is.--
Two children Of Frank Bargman. a
rancher living here. Are suffering
from broken arms. while the third
Girl OF IL years. 10 dead al the
morgue. as a result % the overturn
ina OF a header yesterday on which
the children were playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

Memorial services for Henry y
Blackwell. editor ~ the Woman's
Journal 81 Boston. and ntaunch
supporter os the wnman'a suffrage
cause. were held in the Unitarian
church yesterday morning under the
auspices 81 the Washington State
Equal Suffrage association. Rev
u. ~ o. Powers presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13
NEGRO SHOT BY POSSE

MosEI1.E. Ala. Sept Is. Leroy
Watts. a neEfn. was slain today by
a posse who overlook him In tho
woods not far from here. Watts
while erased with whiskey forced
several wealthy planters TO dance
before a crowd Of plantation hands.
after which he shot and killed
Amea Lewis. a ia-yoar-oid white
how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13
FoaEsT FIRes sPReAulNo.

SoNOMA. Cal. Sept Today
gray rail- of heavy smoke from
the forest fires To the mountains
north and east ~ here NIL bat %.
scure the sun. The flames are
making rapid progress along the
ridges toward Willis. famed BY a
atEOnk noFlhAaFd hreeAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

TERRE HAuTE. Ind. Sept IA
Announcement IL made Of the ap-
pointmant OF Rev John n sulger.
OF Terre Hante. ns grand chaplain
o. thu Benevolent and Protective
Order OF ElkH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

DENVER. Colo. Sept IA sud.
den drop in the temperature
brought about frigid weather In
Denver today One inch Of snow
fell az Longs Peak. a town about
so miles north OF here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

This IL Captain Bob" Bartlett.
the young sailing master who, with
the exception of peary. has the rec.
ord for 'farthest north" Peary has
always been partial 60 the members
Of the Bartlett family. and one Of
them has always been his sailing
master IN hts northern t5ipa. Capt.
sam, Capt Harry and Capt. John.
brothers. each took a ship north for
Pesry, aud Hob" II a nephew OF
these old salts. His father Is
noted whaler and Aealer aud his un.
Gle. Capt. Isaac Bartlett. led the
reseucra of the Tyson party Capt
hob" IL 70 years old. ak feet tall,
and man Of wonderful strength
and endurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13
we have purchased the entireA-Y.-P. ~@8N
exhibit of japanese mating and an zsE#$
nOpnCe sale at decidedly Glt##Nfzz $EHsH
special priCings- sN''&& alfs

1.-The entire exhibit OF fine, special mattings brought
here by the Japanese Exhibits Association exclusively for
exhibition purposes and placed exhibit in the Japanese
government building at the AY-P Exposition has been
purchased by
-his extensive mating exhibit placed sale today
and will continue long quantities last prices far
below the original cost Of manufacture.
Our purchase represents the only and official exhibit Of
Japanese mattngs made expressly for and shown the
exposition IT Is collection OF special OF all the
leading mating makers OF Japan and being made espe-
cially for the fair exhibit only selected used
in making these matngs The effects beautiful and
the finish IS superior 10 mattngs regularly sold The pat
all and in great variety representing coli
lection from all the notable designers OF the Orient
some OF the designs very exelusve-in fact rare
that many patterns made in single roll only we can
cut these single roll patterns for less than ha-that
is 20 yards 40 yards order. Other patterns OF
which we have more than roll cut in lengths suit
here few Of the exceptional values included in this
sale:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-13

Pneumonia. coughs. sore throat.
and all lung trouble. Leary'a Com
pound cures. All druggists.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
NeaifferS Wa6riebt.

Yin ale essatprsu, atbitcrsn uub anbsrt inttrsf.
iirit ptrlpnsn;
Ra1ri1t pirb hermit e,ssbsn, bae BIZ
foIatn6 bsnanni.u pulcutn ibre Rthuunesr
tiuattraasn babsu In bsr Sfiet bee RtsilfIs fiji
9th6iaung ppn Gtfamtnttn une Grtbtiluuf
BON 9ritfsn btr Mpminiffratipn In unb fir baa
Gounip spn 2adapanna, uub baB bridgtf Ab.
mtntfratcrsn, Grtfutrren unb 8orminber ibrl
8s&nunstu btsIittn babsn In Der Sffire bta
bsiaatsn Rssif.rs unb bae bisitIbsn btm Waiifr
6sriht lur 8tfGtiauug pcrstItgt proen fclltu
am Wpntds. ben Is. Nppbr. 1893, UNI 10 tlbl
Bprmitiass:
1. Gprttt 0arrtn unb SbtUbOn O. @UIf,
iibsrIsbtube Grsfutcren une Srulfsts unttr btm
Isst.u gDilltn unb 5sfamtni bee pnf. 8tnid.
min 3. EbrUUp ipSIfis idbrli&s uub gTtRtiI'
ungs Abrt1uune.
3. g,ra 8. RippI. unb everett @arrtu,
iibulsbsnps Gruhas Der Stnitrlalftuia aft bee
psrf. Sra Sripp isGstsbnit iGbrli1s uub 9sr'
tbtilunes AbuHnung.
3. Sih. guaranfp s. Surtiy Compare. Gr-
stutur br pinitrIuRsufdaft bee psrf. 8Obri
Nttrss trfr unb subsiiItiss Abrt9uuns.
4. SCRANTON Sruff COMPANY, NeminiffratDr
c. I. O. bn piniridhtuf6aft esr ptrf. ptltn @,
9u&anan, tTft, tnsshIttsr unb gsrtbsiIunss
AbreHnnug.
5. SpIspb u. Wtars unb Sibnty 9. Wsars
iibulsbtuee Grtfuiprtn etr 9inttrlaHsui6aft bsf
perif. Samss R. Wsars. br mar aud Grtuftpi
une GruIfn tu SintsrIaful&aft bee puf
Samts gouns; rfs uuS snbsaltis abrs&'
uuug.
6 Diaiam Duttpu uuh 3. R. Ban Dtu-
fen, Grtfutprsu uHs 9ruftts unttT BEN Itbttr
Wilta bss pnf Samte DuttUn sTft tbsiIrr-
fs uub Bsribtilunss abrt@uung.
Z. U. D. DIAN, Grsfutpr btr pinttrldTtu'
ttaft bss ptrii. Samss Wattsr pifrtt ibsiIpsiil
abrt&uuns.
8. edddpdHna Sruii & cafe DspOft Com.
bduy, GrtfutrT lsI 1iHttTIadtui1aft bts ssTR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11

SippcIst, 8suarb srfs ibsiIpsils unb gutbsi.
Iungs Abuhnuna.
9. 5ranf 3. 9ittsa, aOminifiraiur btr Din.
isrIansulHaft bn pnff. aats eittsl Hfs unb
tnbelIiiss Abr6nuns.
ttrlOGsni&aft e,s Usrf. 8sp. SOispb WapHOn I;
rft unb tnhsiItiss abrs6nuns.
II. Nlfrtb 8. Saaa unb Alfnb @uibtini
GrtfutpTsu btr 5iutrlahsniHaft eG p,rf. Wa-
ria Catherine SaiIsr; srffs uue snbstiltist at.
rttnuns
10. Samss Dalton, asminiaraiOr btr Sin-
ttrlaHsni&aftos bee ptrf. 5ptn Dalton trifs, tnb.
siltiss une gntbelunss abrs&nuus.
IS. Spbu gauebau, ST., 4bminiifratpr bsr
SintsrIafsui&aft bss perf. Spbu 9dusban,
or. pisrtt unb snssilist abrt6uuns.
IL. SAINTS 9oIsdtt, abminiiraiOr Der pin.
tsrlaiftui6aft bss ptrf. Srbu Solsatsj iptiit
unb tnbghltiat Gbr6nung.
is. Spbn 3. 8tllcps unb 5bOmas z. Rpr-
gan, @rsfutpr,n Der pininlaiTmi&aft ets ssrf.
DanitI 3. Spnss Tfs unb subsiiIiiss abrst-
nune.
i6. @i&ud 8. sisut. asminiHraiOr bsr
ointrIaiftnl&aft bts ptrf. gBiliam 5isut; sr-
it unb tnbeiilhst abrt&nuns.
IL. SAINTS 8. WeDpualb unb Marp Bro
mn, 8rffuiprtn per ptnftrlallenlWdIl pte ptrli.
Rt&at WsDOuaIb srifs unb snbsaltiss ab-
rttnung.
is. 8. @. Carpenter, Gr,futur Der Siuttr.
aTtul&dft bss psrf. Samss 3. Aruplb; srfs
unb enbgiiltiet Abuhnune.
10. Gbpdrb ;. We@pi, Abuiiuifrdtcr btr
5intIIantnG@afi bts ptrff. Gbpmns Wulbtrtu ;
sTRf uue snbgiItiet Nbrtanung.
20. 9snrY SsIin, 81, abEitniaratOr bsr
SininIa6tnl&aft bH prf. Glft Scpbtuj trfs
inb tnbeiiltist abuhnuns.
81. Spbn Dale, Grsfutor Der pinitrIa1Ttn-
l&aft btr psrf. Warsarst pbiaips srft unb
snbaiiItfat NbuHnung.
%. Sbpmas 8. &tnutbp. Abminiifratpr br
SinitIaf1,nf@aft Der snf. Wiary 9tnnfey srfs
unb tnbafltigt Abrt@uuus.
%. @iltam Srpftl, Abmiuifrdicr btr pin
tsrlaftnf&aft bts strf. Grte gDasutr trfs
ibhIpttIt Nbrt&uuug.
q. Sba W. paaiHan, abminiIiraiprin btr
SintsrlalisnI&afi bee bTf. Samts palltnaH !
srlis unb tnesiltiet abt@nuns.
25. Dayrpu Q. aHisbt. GTtfutprin btr ptn-
inIaHtuI&aft eH Strif. MtnnSa 9. Dtanj ufs
! RHt tbsilptiis abrfaHHna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
Mn 26minbiicbtiAe.

Geparb u. @iion's pr6parat BON Sypbc.
puIpbiiss uuo 9lpeastti BON BEN Originator.
mula II has fSnisli6s Ritttl fir Nusssbruns,
astbma, 9roubitts, Satarrb, ga @ripps Su.
fen, GrfSItuussn uup ale eunssu' unb SaIs-
leieeu.
Diitnistn, ptlds 90 bsnuBt batsn. nsbmtu
ftin anbtrts unO smpfsbItn 20 ibrsn RitIsi'
btnetn.
Gs bat pislt furirt na&sm ibr slrji Tt ale
unbtibar aufgtstbeu bate
Didss Wititl II felt iibsr 49 Sibrsn I'm @s.
brauG, une Sbr apptbsfer fam % nit pollen
auptiGungsn unh 8atb fir Sit trlaustn pcu
ben I,itsn6,n Gusrps DrOusifsr, pptr uUn nil
birtft.
6Gr pcat Nusfunft, 3eusnilI, uip, abbrsf-
iirt 6. u. abbott. aGsinisI astnt. 60 aur
Shabs Rsp yOrf City q. q. Ran updbnI
pitIs 3situus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
Sanffaaun0.

gBtr llutr,si6ust,n iprs&su bisrmit aGlsr
ttnituissp, bic uus bel Der fugtn Sranfbeit un'
lnts @atisn. 8attis, 8rubtrs unb, S6passra
ibrs bujihs Sbtilnabmt bspisfsn babtr, rsr
innislfsn Danf aus. Nu6 BEN ;ablrsi&tn esi'
tsnstlsitt une Hn 8lumtnipsnbrn. StfUn'
hers dbsr aud BEN Strru pafcr 6sBsr fir BIZ
trpifrti&s prtoist unb etm 8ir1enHcr uni
SGpsiJsr WdnnudCr fir ben 8tians.
Die irauernes Satin:
satbrins 3GssIi unb Rineu.
Auna N6stli, unb
S5amiIit Sireiu.
Sfa6ruf BON Sreunb =. 9.
3u frtib lfIus bisfs btttsrs Stunbs,
Die Did aus uultrr Witts nabm,
DU& tr6lisuo Snt aus unlsrm Wnnot:
,,Bas @Oit tbut, has N poblssiban .'
Dits Wort ffillt uuitr 8Isb'n
a&, rubt ianft:uuf Disbsrisb'n!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
,,sie s6le6tisieit bri6t aus."-

,,9ie S6leGtisfeit bri9t aus."-
Die @lteru iuseHGoit I'M SpaB, lpenn
auf ben @siidtern ibrer 8inber Sinueu
ausssbro9sn iiub: r@S lit bic S6led.
tistsit, wslde ausbri4t.1 Dus lit es
an6-S6le6tisteit bes Slutss. Disis
llnreiuisfeiten iollten ii9 uber nift auf
lOlds Weiie babnbreden. Sorni's sl'
pentrduter eutfernt iie burh bic uatiir'
iiden 3audle. .tpofiir ieiu iiber bunbert
Sabre alter Ruf ais blutreiuisenoes Wtit'
tel biir9t.
Seine Gpothefsr Msoijiu. DurG
Special assntsu usrfuuit. oosr oirett
ourh Die @isentbiimer. Wtan Ibreibe
an Or. Better 6abrnsp & Cons Co.,
1875 9. 9O1ne..aue., @bicaso, 81.
Sorui's Slpenfrduter Blutbeleber III
su bubeu bel 9enrp 8ulter, 1011 @ebar
Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11
sseuer 4 GentS sose",
2. S. 2abwis. $40 9adapanna Mbe.
StaOt unO Gounth.
Die Gelepbonnummer 6es. Bo6enblatt
lit iest $500 (ususs).

-Serr uno Srau Tbeobor S6impif
pon Gbams auenus iino our9 bic Sc.
burt eines SObnleins bssliidt porben.
-. 2ouis 9afer Pbillips, Dirigent
oes Symphonic Srdsiters unb mebrerer
anceren: muiitaliiden Srsunilationen,
lit uls Dirissnt Oss scranton 9ieber.
tranj erpdblt woroen.
- @altsr s. Dauis pom Baibinatou
Iuenue, elm befannter unb beliebter iuns
ger Gouotat, Der Dor Wonatsirift ben
5ubfnOhel brad. lit Oientas yiad)t i'm
Staat 9oipital Der einsetrstensn Slut.
uersiftuu9 erlesen. @r mar 81 Sabre
alt.
Die Sersiniguu9 Der @etrdntebdn6'
Ter bot cine @ruiaoe sessu Die unseieeli,
den Sertdufer I'M @Ountp er0ffnst unb
sesen fiinfisbn FOLDER 8srbaftsbeieble
uusitsllsu luiien. Wtau bsabf6tist,
alls unliSsniirteu Pldse i'm @Ountp su
beietiseu.
gilbert 8udlsg pon Dtulberrp
Stra6e, Elm Seiielarbeiter in ben yada.
mamma Berfen on 8uibinston ausnue,
erbielt am DOnneritas elm ssbrodsnes
Shliiiielbein nno ben Riiden unb bic
Sdultern 5eridunoen, oils elm S6adt
brad unO ibn traf.
- Die Grmenbeb6rbe beihloB in
ibrer Sreitag ab9ebaltsnen Ysriamm.
lung, cine seidulte Sranteuparteriu i'm
SiuiiOs Seim anSuitellsu. gaut bem
Seridt oes Supsrintsuosnten bsfanSsn
iid CUR 3eit 6O9 Patieutsu i'm Ssim.
uon oeneu 437 irriinnis iiuo.
-Serr 5ruut Summler, S6aemei,
iter Der 2adawanna Erult uub Safe
Depoft @ompanie, febrte SOnntas
slbeno uon einem brsimD6entli6en aufs
entbalt in europa suriid, ben er untsr'
nabm, um cine To6ter in einem Pens
iiouat in Der Sdwsi, untsr3ubriusen.
= Die 1s Sabre alte emma @nssl
uon Reminston auenue, ais Dienit'
mGb6sn In Der @omin u. Wallis Sami.
lie an Wtulbsrrp StraBe anssitellt, 1T
am Disuitas fiir Elm ssri4tli9es @r.
ideinsn untsr 5 500 8hrsidaft ssitslt
pOrben. nadbsm es ii9 erssben, baB iie
| iid bic SleiOunssithds unsseisnet bate,
bic in iestsr 3eit BON Der Samilie uer'
miBt puroen.
- @iue Ga iOlinerpluiiOu in elmer
@urase on Penn Susnue psruria6ts
Wtontas Wiorsen eiuen 8ranb, Der
einen Sdaoen bon uabe,u Sc, 900 an'
ri9tete. Drei Nutomobile uuo Der au.
sren;enOe Saoen uno Sorratb litteu
S9aoeu, wabreuO Der Yernalter ost
@urase, Gbparb @rsen, feline alsicune
in. 8rano ieste unO tnupp Dem SLANT
msntoo entsius.
8 Der 9sissr 5rauf SummUuO bon
Duumore uuo Sremier 2epis Perrt
pom Serisg @itg wurOsn 5rsitus giadi
iblimm uertest, .als Elm Srudtjus uuI
Der 9aduwanna Sabn i'm 6orss Durd'
| ihnitt uube StrOuOsburs In oas 8rad
eiues ertra 6ra6t3u9es rannte. Oil
Ssrlesten wurbeu in etusm Spe;ial3ue
bierber sebrudt uub bsm WtOies EaglOl
Soipitul iiberpieisn. Die Oitli6 Iau'
feuoen 5hse muBten temporar auf Oer
9ebisb Balleb @eleiisn mad 0iep gorI
luufsu. Rerrp lit SOuntus 0tudmittaa
lsineu Ssrlssun9en erlssen; iein reh'
ter Grm mar idlimm ssroriidt unO sinl
2un9s uOu einem 9ol,itiid Our6bobrI
poroeu. 9ammOub, oshen Ysrlssun
gen lei9ter giatur iino, tOuute mad snt
iprs4enoer 8sbunoluus beim senom
linen perosH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-11

26 9cbu 3. page, atmiuifratpr bsr Din.
tsrlafsnitaft bsr vtrif. Sarrist 3. page trft
une sueahlttat Abrs6nuua.
81. lbOmls v part, aOmininratpr Der
5tnisrIalItni6lft bee psrf. Ri@asI 8. Dart
btr 8prmurb mar etr Gtbtl Sarr, uumHnbists
stine esI Yuif Rarf 8. part; nft uHb tnb-
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Soiepb alderman, Senrb SisbsriG,
Srau SrsO. Bod, 3. Beruitein,
Sntoinetts Diman, SEQ. Dillmau,
Srau Dei4er, anorew 5eloman,
Sobn uno Carl @nslaub,
@.5. .@iisubuff (3), emma 5ubrsr,
8. 9. Suber, 8. R. 9eiuje,
Soc 9. Sroft, Wfaube 3rdmsr,
@mil Sober. Dauib 9ern,
@eorse 8us, @bas. Sode,
Sraut 0tuB. u. Roisnbsrs,
Z. VI. springer, SsOubart Straub,
Dan. Sdsrun, 9. 3. Sissel,
amelia Gbum, gDilliam 8alj, L
@barlss Bsisberser.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-29
VIRGINIA. MEMS

TIE 18th annual commencement exsr
ercises OF Blackstons Female destitute
win b held May 30-31 and June LIST.
Miss Hattie Z. Hatcher di-d At Der
home near The Piains. Wednesday, OF
heart disease. Aged 60. She l. survived
by Der sister and . brother.
The engine house on the country placs
% Gwynn Tompkins. near Warrenton
was destroyed by fiie Tuesday. tbs
cause being the explosion Of . lamp.
The residence 81 Jas Carter, about
I'VE miles from Warrenton. was destroy.
ed BY fire Tuesday. The loss was 8 Large
one. IS there Was Insurance Of only : q.
600.
A Republican mass meeting viii b
held at CUlpeper on June 3 u elect
delegates aud altsrnstes To represent
Culpsper at the State Republican Conven.
tioR IN Newport News July p
Business Mems League Is making q &c.
termined effort to secure the location al
Manassas 81 Eastern College. now located
at Front Royal
DR. Henry Wise Tribble. president oi
Rawlings Institute, the Baptist school
Tor girls. has been unanimously eleets
To the presidency Of Columbia College 10
Florida.
The Merchants and Farmer Saving
and Trust Company was organ a al
l. .esburg with y capital stock ~ $50
600 n. Harper Il presld Mt
Thomas 10y, n prOmi eat citizen Of
Lpudoun county, living near l. 'esbn'g
committed soicide at bis home I thursday
by jumping IN u we'll Tie was sevsnty
Yea old
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-29
The DUSkAROS

The annual session of the DInSards,
the church OF the brethren, is being held
at HarrisOnburg About $4,000 an
expected
The meeting is being held in grove
and in tabernacle which seats 6 600
Most of the visitors Rre I'D IN the
grounds Fifty head Of cattle. W, ighing
about 400 pounds each, have already
been Killed; coffee il boiled in tanks hold
ing 500 gallons The dining room seats
more than IA thousand, while there are a
hall dozen lunchrOOms with "A capacity
81 from 2uO to 500. Harrisonbury and
adjoining towns are thronged with
visitors
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-29

The voting OF many Democrats in
both the House OF Representatives
and the Senate, and especially in the
latter, upon the pending tariff bill
has been SO as variance with the
general conception OF the Democratic
attisude upon this question that #
lie difficult TO say, from this view
point, what the Democratic position
Is, II Is has one, upon the tarifI. Sen
ator Culberson, OF Texas, in a speech
before she Senate. on Friday last, un-
dertook to define the idea, and his
definition cOnincided wish the view
we had entertained, prior to the time
shat the chosen representatives oil
the party recently raised doubt In
our mind by their inconsistent vot-
ing upon some of the schedules ofthe
tariff bill. He said: while there
may be found a Democrat who is a
protectionist, or anoSher who Is a
free trader, yet the Democratic party
believes In neither protection nor
free trade. Ii stands for revenue
tarlff-that is, for tariff shat will
admit imports yielding revenue
primarily as opposed to protective
duties, whether levied on finished
products or on raw materials -
When a Democrat, therefore, votes
for profession upon any subject OF
tsriff legislation. he Is, measured by
this standard, untrue to the princi-
pies his party advocates and to shat
exsent Ia nota Democrat. The Dem
oerats In Congress, who voted for a
protective tariff upon iron ore, lum.
Der, DC, did not give expression so
sheir party sprineiples, however much
they have expressed the individual
Wishes OF their constituents. Are
they NOS also estopped from assail-
ing the doctrine of protection as ap-
piled TO any other schedule of the
tarin bsll? No man can consistently
assail she trusts who votesior a pro-
tective tariff. He cannot consistent
~ undertake TO crush them with one
hand, while he contributes to the.r
being Wish the other. Trusts, in she
Offensive sense. cannos exist without
the aid OF protection. and they can
nos be successfully controlled while
u laesss