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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
"THE FIRING LINEn
Dramatizaton Of Chambers Great
Novel Thursday Evening.

An unusual amount of interest is
being shown in the coming presenta-
tion by Alfred E. Aarons at the Ben
nington opera house on Thursday,
Sept 20 of the dramatized version OF
Robert w. Chambers celebrated
novel "The Firing Line
The dramatization closely follows
the text of the book. The action of
the piece begins in that exclusive
winter resort of the South, Palm
Beach, Florida; the principal charact-
ers being Representatives of the most
fashionable circles Of New York so
ciety. II deals with a beautiful young
girl known as Shiela Cardross, who Is
/ supposedly the daughter of Neville
Cardross, one of Americas captains
Of industry and a man of very great
wealth In reality, she is a nameless
waif, whom Cardross has adopted in
her infancy, but to whom he and his
entire family have become greatly at
ached Until her eighteenth year,
Shela is absolutely unaware of the
fact that she is not daughter OF
Cardross, and when, at that time, she
Unexpectedly learns the truth, it
proves a great shock to her.
One of her companions in her early
years is Louis Malcourt, a fascinating
young fellow who is ward of Mr.
| Mr. Cardross. She makes a confdanl
Of Malcourt and, urged by him, mar
ries him secretly, so that she might
at least have the right to a name and
his protection. They agree, however
10 keen the marriage q secret until
he graduates from college. when he
vii come into the property which he
has inherited. They soon learn that
they have both made a grievOus mis-
take, and long before the time comes
for the announcement of their mar
riage, they realize that they do no,
really care for each other, but have
acted upon a youthful impulse, and
they decide 10 let matters stand as
they do. without any announcement.
or course. martial relations do not,
and never have existed between
them Shiela is still known as an un.
married daughter OF Cardross. and
Louis Malcourt continues the life OF
a gay Young bachelor This unusual
Arrangement results later in serious
complications brought about by love
affairs which develop between Shiela
and Carrot Hamil a promising young
landscape-architect. and between Nal
court and Marion Page. who moves In
the same circles as Shiela. series OF
absorbingly interesting scenes and
Intense situations replete with bright
liues and society patter. for which
Mr.. Chambers books are noted. lead
IN 10 thoroughly satisfactory
though emotional finale.
The company selected for the in
depreciation Of the piece will be made
un OF some Of New York's most not
able PLAYERS. and the entire scenic
equipment will be gorgeous In IN,
extreme.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
views Of the Town and Village Told Brief
fer Busy Readers
Arthur Barney was in Troy tod

Arthur Barney was in Troy today.
Ray Gibson is passing the day in
Troy.
d. l.. Corsiglia is in North Adams
today on business.
Mrs. Paul C. Cornell is spending
the day in Albany.
Mrs. w. c. Houran visited in North
Bennington yesterday.
A son was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Dewey.
Miss Gertrude Hyde has returned
from a short visit in New York.
Wallace Farnum is confined to his
home on Maple street by illness.
Mrs. A. X. Richie has returned
from a few days stay in New York.
Mrs. Phillip B. Jennings and family
have returned to New York for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace of
North Adams were guests of friends
here yesterday
Miss Mary Fischer of the Hillcrest
hospital, Pittsfield, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Fischer.
Miss Laura Wilkes of Troy, who
has been spending a weeks vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. White of
Main street, returned to her home
| Tuesday morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
YOUR FACE LOOKS
50 MUCH BETTER
Plmples and Blemishes Cleared Away
Rv Poslam the New Skin Remedy

Plmples and Blemishes Cleared Away
BY Poslam the New Skin Remedy
Results are seen after one over.
night application Of poslam when
used for pimples. hlemishes, rashes,
undue rodness. clearing the complex
ion. etc. Il works wonders In quick
~ restoring any affected skin to nor
mai condition and healthy tone. MY
face was always full OF big pimples'
and I used TO be ashamed to 20 on the
street" writes Mrs. Helen Christian,
Jersey City, y. j.. but since used
poslam my face Is NJ clear as new
born hahy's.'
In promptly disposlng Of these mi
nor skin troubles poslam gives cyl
dence OF It's remarkable powers to
heal the more serious and stubborn
akin diseases such "a acne. letter
soablea. etc. IN which II has made
ia great reputation. Itching is stop
red IA soon as poslam Is applied. a
sample sufficient 10 show results Is
mailed free upon request by the En-
ergency laboratories 80 West Twen'
~ nfth street. New York City. Pos
lam ia sold In two sizes trial 90 cents
regular lars Ssl by all druggists, par
ticularly W l. Gokay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
DO NOT LET SKEpTICISM BLIGHT
YOUR LIFE, SCIENTISTS INVESTI-
GATE. WHY NOT YOU?

What is your life worth to you or any else? Is it
worth while? Make something Of it.
Questions answered with unfaing certainty pertain
ing TO all subjects of human interest few are LOVE AZ
FAIRS Health Business SpeculatonS Divorce Treasures
Law Suits Journeys investments whom and when you ought
to marry be happy frends true or false ec-whout
Won saving one word
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
Do You Think of the Future ?
PalTniSlry is an Acknowledged Art
and recognized by the worlds past and present great be
the key the future Aristotle Bazac and ST. Germaine state
positively
Mental Telepathy is a Proven Fact

IS no more miracle than present wirqeSs commun
cations you in trouble in uoubt of your future con.
suit capable OF solving the future mysteries of your life and
capable OF aiding you in your trouble.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
Card Of Thanks

We wish hereby TO express our sin
cere thanks to our friends and niegh-
hors who so kindly assisted us dur
Ing the Illness and death Of our be
loved son Earl and also to assure
them Of our appreciation Of the feel
ing shown by the beautiful floral tok'
ems.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mclnerney
and family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
PittsHeld.

Total bases, Albany IS. Plttsheld
II; sacrifice hits. Marshall. Cheek;
Stolen bases, Duffy. Tamsett, Mccain
well. Gilbert, Cheek, Hickey. DAILY;
first base on balls. Duffy. Marshall 2,
Brigor Genest. Daily; left on bases.
Albany 3. Pittsheld 8: struck out.
Cheek, Wolfgang, Robarge. Cranker;
hatters hit. Briger, Cheek: double
play McGamweli unassisted. Time,
IN i0m. Umpire. Ennis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
HIRTR BENNINGTON

4 social and apron sale will be held
At the Baptist church next Tuesday
evening instead tonight as first
MANNED.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-23
DrugleSs Healing and Curing Of Bad Habits

such as Liquor Cigarettes Morphine Opium Cocaine, and
variety others often be correced without seeing
the patient without the patient realizing why he stops the
habit Example-A wife wishes have her husband cured
without his knowledge father wishes his be more
Sudious, etc.
There is nothing supernatural in Henri Romanes power
to aid you in so many ways LISA development of Natures
forces You can be developed WELL Modern day sciences
are mysteries In years past they called miracles.
Romano does not claim be physician His work is
done through AuoSuggeson and the understanding
Rarely case requires Psycho-menn Therapy
Henri Romano eachcS all branches OF the occult sciences
ncudne Palmisty Cirvoyancy, Hypnotsm Personal Mag
nesm Power Of control Psyche Therapy Mental Telepalhy
Dr. gleSS Healing, Influencing Others ASoogy Phrenoogy
Automatic Writing and all the kindred forces.
Office Hours p iOSP.M No Readings The Sabbath Day
204 Pleasant Street, Bennington, VT.
No Fortune Telling. HIS work is Psychic Advising
BUSINESS SACRED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25

the Payne-Aldrich law, In the opin-
ion Of the writer. There never has
been any doubt on this point In
my mind. and / have expressed the
view repeatedly in dispatches since
March 4, 1903. But Roosevelt will
indorse Lodge, tool Of Aldrieh and
special senate representative Of the
tariff trusts. railroads and other
New England corporate interests.
Nor do expect % hear OF Roose-
welt campaigning for such genuine
progressives as LaFolletse. Roose-
welt 10 playing for the presidency.
and is Jealous Of LaFollettee popu.
lsrity. At this stage Taft appears
70 stand better chance Of hauling
down the next Republican presiden-
tial nomination than does +. r.
This In because Taft stands right
with the great corporate interests
OF the United States, and they control
absolutely the Republican machine
Roosevelt was turned down In New
York because the machine politi.
SAoo@ AhOW bo0b GsoO89NSlb II 70 DC
an insurgent. They feared that Il
they permitted him 70 be even q
temporary chairman he might take
advantage Of the opportunity 20
weaken machine rule. The fight
may be expected to be intensely in
serestinR from now on. Keep q
close eye on the political checker
board, because o few limitations
may be let drop which will show
who is really In control Of the gov
eminent OF this country.
WARS THIsl
The Payne-Aldrich Law Is not now
bringing In sufficient revenue 20
run the governments, reports from
the Republican press bureau 10 the
contrary notwithstanding. The tar
i'll law, the corporation tax, inter
nal revenue receipts, and all other
sources Of revenue. combined, fail
ed by 1904 S42 ~ of producing suf-
f1cient funds 10 run the government
during the first 16 days of August.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25
(Erom Oar Waskiagton Correspondent
VITAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
By TAvRNNER.

The American people will recall
that Senator Henry Cabot Lodges
price--inyestigating committee found
that no part of the So per cent In.
crease in the cost Of living in this
country in the last 10 years was due
20 the tariff. Political economists
oil over she land were sorely pug.
Eled at the report.
The phenomenon can now be az.
planned. The report Of the minority
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25

Roosevelt will not indorse Taft or
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Francis v. King, next fFiend 20 Joaepn NJ
Forrest and Wm- Meveren Loker.
Joseph N. Forrest
No. III d. 8.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

t . hereby ordered this iss day Aususs isso.
that the sale made ana reported b Wn.
c&se b ratified and confirmed urio9 eazrsa
% the contrary he shown On OF hnfoFn eha e. =
Monday Of August lsio. provided copy a
BEACON once week Tor tires sneea11{ -
weeks prior % the said 6th Monday Of Anxuss
The report states that the iand scad sur
KNoCH B. ABELL. Clerk,
kSocs 3. AnkLL, Clerk.
A1g. -a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25
LOST.

LUST.
IN or about Aug: 4, one poiatsr dog,
wave win liver eolored spots on back
and head, Answers 20 the name
ROXY. Amy information eoneernin~
him VIII be thankfully received by his
i, LEE MATTIEsLy,
Leoaardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25

THE MARYLAND
= AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25
Hev AdYeFtissnsnts.

IVAN Y a9ssi 1890 "a.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Timber Tract,
BETWEEN PARK HALL and MILL
STONE IN ST. MARY'S COUNTY,
Nd, ON THE THRBE NOTCH
ROAD.
By virtue OF q decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, In the State OF
Maryland, I'm No. 454O Equity wherein
VIM. b. Nelson, Of. al. are plaintiffs and
John I. Nelson ct nj are defendants.
the undersigned Trustees viii offer nj
Public Sale on the premises below des.
eribed. ON
Friday. September p. 1910,
At IL O'Clock u.
all that Timber Tract, containing
200 acres, more or less.
OF which John W. Nelson died seissd and
possessed, situate on the Three Notch
Road In the 9th Election District OF Be.
Mary's County, adjoining the lands OF
Chas. A. Pembroke, Enoch A. Norris,
Chas E Mckay and John C. Reed.
This Timber Tract h near Park Hall
and about 8 miles from Millstoue. and
being the same land conveyed By Nannie
u. Combs and Charlotte c. McSherry 10
John w. Nelson by dead dated July 9th
1891 and recorded among the land 70.
cords OF Sc. Mary's County In Liber ]. +.
+. No. II folio $50.
Any person desiring TO nee the timber
and land before the day Of sale may 40.
ply to Chas. A. Pembroke who lives ad
joining.
The sale will be held on the premises
near the dwelling house oiChas. A. Penn
brook.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th third cash
upon the day OF sale or upon the ratifiea
ton OF sale by the Court. and the resi-
due in two equal payments Of / and z
years from day Of sale, or all cash nj
the option Of the purchaser; credit pay
ments TO bear interest from day OF sale
and TO be secured by notes Of purchaser
with approved security.
WILLIAM B. NELSON.
EDWARD o. WEANT,
Aug. 2o-td. Trustees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25
For Sale.

A Motor Boat In good condition
cost $500, viii cell for &125.
Addrees,
3. COURTNEY,
July 21-1m. Sc. Georges Island.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25

COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND.
Maryland School of Technol O Nv
Fifty Fourth Year Opens septsnbsr IS and
Is for Examinations.
Eight Courses OF Instruction leading 20
Professional Degree Of sB. g."
AGRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL ENsrNKKR.
| ING. BIOLOGICAL HoRTTcULTURALC CIV
II ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL, GKN.
ERAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.
The college has q close association
with the Department. of Agricul.
ture In Washington. College
students are permitted 20
visit the Experiment Farms
at Arllgton and Beltsville
and thus secure an addi-
tional equiment for their
professional career.
The Demand Of TheAge In Train
ed Men For LIES Activities.
Positions assured those who hayework.
ed with VIII.
Zach department. Supplied with the most
work emphasized In an departmsnts- era
ooAsee qua1ned % enter a1 once udon lifefa
w0rk. Bo9roing Department. supplied with
~ modern improvements bathroom.
steam Heat, Electric lights. Location an.
surpassed for health.
Tuition, Books. Heat. Light, Laundry.
Board, medical attention, annual depo4fc
cnemlcA and athleeic feea al tecfudod In ~
In advance. S-s
sanitorium for ISOLATION Of CONTAGIOUS d,s.
attendance. A
Catalog giving full particulars on appliea-
ION. Attention In called 20 the Two Year.
Soure@@ La Agriculture and Horsaculeurn-
Ea11re % report promptly means loas OF %.
Early application neceasary for adunitfanea
write Tor particulars.
X. W. Sylvester, President
.oV 0-<m- College Park, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-08-25
leader DEPARTMENT STORE,


We invite the Public to Store to examine Clean
and Up-to-date Stock
We viii give you yard wide cotton low SC per
yard: calico S per yard.
The pretteSt and incest line of India Linen and waist
goods.
12a Linen
15 India Linen for 12a cents.
18 India Linen 10
20 India Linen 1S
70 centaIndia Liuen 20
80 India Linen tor %
Come to See Us. 1t will pay you. We don't claim to
sell you goods for half price. But we will give you
your moneys worth.
We need anything about Line Shoes
THE BATTLE AXE SHOES ARE TIE BEST ON EARTH.
We appreciate your patronage and please you.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
Fresh Groceries received by every Steamer.
HGpnsOcks, Finest Shoes, Lap Spreads,
Busters. etc.
Beautiful Glassware given customers.
We psv highest prices ut ell time for your EGGS
Our will enable
COME AND SEE U.s.
Cordially Yours
Foxwell 3 johnson,
b. LeonardtoWn, Md.
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The Lamar register., 1910-08-24
FAIR OPENS
The Big Doens Now On at tel,
Fair Grounds

Lamar is now in gala attire and
DOING her best and prettiest to en-
terrain all corners to the Tenth
Annual Fair of the Prowers County
Fair Association
, Enough is already known to in
sure this being the greatest fair
in the history of the association.
The crowds are larger. the grounds
in better condition. and the crops
so big that everybody is in a splend
i'd humor to have the time of their
lives
There are larger agricultural and
horticultural displays than there
have been for several years. The
stock stalls and pens are filled with
the finest animals ever shown here,
and there are more and better race
horses in the stables than were
ever seen on the local grounds be-
fore.
Everybody has been boosting the
great big barbecue today. and
everything is in readiness for a big
time.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

bereavement
Our hearts are heavy with sOr-
row. and We mourn with you in
this great loss. Oh, how we. miss
ed her in our Sunday school last
sunday.
She was so dtar, kind and beau
ufuI in the work. We feel there
is no one can i'll the place. But
Cod plucks the choicest flowers
and our great loss is her eternal
pure, sweet Christian life az did
gain.
And we can only hope to live a
our dear Mrs. kerry.
Her work on earth is finished
ana she has entered into 4 more
blessed service in the presence of
her Lord and King.
With loving sympathy from the
Presbyterian Sunday school.
MRS. C. n. KENDALL,
MRS. L. c. WOODS.
Committee.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24
For prices and particulars see the
Local Office, Lamar National Bank Bldg.

Bureau of Labor, reveal q strik-
ing manner the prosperity of the
farmer.
The real value of any article is
lis exchange value. The real
worth OF farm products is measuT
ed by comparison with the value
of articles which the farmer wants
to purchase.
sale price OF articles. ten bushels
OF corn in 1896 would BUY twenty
one pounds of Rio coffee. in 1910.
seventy pounds; ten bushels OF
corn equaled in value fifty-three
gallons OF refined petroleum in
March, 1910. twenty-three gallons
in March. 1896; ten bushels OF corn
equaled in value I.04o brick in
March, 1910, and 519 in March,
1896; ten bushels OF corn equal
ed in value 337 pounds OF wire
halls in March. 1910. and 80 in
March, 1896; ten bushels OF corn
equaled 1871 pounds of sugar in
March, 1910, and SO pounds in
March. 1896. etc.
A 3O0-pound hog, when valued
in merchandise at the Wholesale
rate, equaled thirty-six barrels oil
salt in March, 1910, and sixteen
barrels in 1896. Twenty pounds
of butter showed values as fol-
lows when measured in the whole
sale price of staple articles: COZ
fee, No. Z Rio, in March, 1910, 40
pounds, in March 1896. 20 pounds
granulated sugar. 100 pounds In
March, 1910, as compared with 81
pounds in 1896, etc. a case oil
eggs which would have brought
seventy-two yards OF Amoskeag
gbngham in March. 1896, would
have bought ITO yards OF the
same material in March of this
year.
These comparisons might be con-
tinued indefinitely, the same state
of affairs existing in every line oil
goods that the farmer buys, whetn-
err TO eat or to wear, whether TO
house himself and his stock or to
operate his farm-in every case
the rise in the value of the pro-
ducts of his farm has been greater
than the rise in the value OIL the
products he desires to buy.
Agriculture is the foundation oil
our national wealth. Farmers con
stitute our greatest class. When
the Trainer prospers every one else
must necessarily prosper, and the
whole country goes ahead.
Does the farmer, in the light oil
these comparisons, desire to turn
back the hands on the clock diai'
Does he prefer Cleveland penufy TO
Taft prosperity? Let him answer
at the polls this fall.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24
Exchange Value Of Farm Products

While the prices of practically all
commodities have shown some ad-
vance during the last few years.
the products of the farm show a
much greater advance than do the
products of mines and factories.
The financial condition of the grain
raiser, the general farmer and the
dairyman is better than ever be-
fore and never was the purchasing
power of farm products so great.
Senator Reed Smoot, in a speech
before the United States Senate,
May 27, 1910, declared farm land
itself had advanced in value rap
idly and everything produced ON
the farm had risen materially. Fin
ancially, the farmer has become
independent. The rural free de-
livery and the telephone have plac-
ed him in touch with the world and
he is as familiar with current
events as is the city dweller.
The average prices of the prin-
cipal farm products in March. 1910,
and March, 1896. as shown by
the bulletins Of the United States
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

L. F. Adams returned yesterday
from business trip to California.
S. N. Hines is here this week
representing the Bent County Fair
at the big doins."
A small aluminium box filled
with ore samples was found this
week. Owner can have same by
calling at this office.
The senatorial committee of this
district met in Lamar Monday and
called a convention to be held at
Las Animas on September II.
You are invited to be the guest
of the Methodist Episcopal church
Saturday night to hear Bishop w.
A. Quayle lecture. This lecture
will be free. We want the peo-
pie of Lamar to hear one of the
best orators on the platform today.
All citizens of Lamar were great
ly grieved last Friday to hear of
the death of Mrs. VIM. Kerry, wife
of the pastor of the Lamar Presby-
terrain church, at Monte Vista. Mr.
and Mrs. Kerry had been spending
their vacation there visiting Mr..
Keiry's parents, when Mrs. Kerry
was taken with typhoid fever and
died after a weeks illness. She
was a noble christian woman, be-
loved by her church and the COM
munity generally. and her loss will
be greatly felt by all. The hus-
band and relatives have the SIN
cere and heartfelt sympathy of all
our people.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

The Payne Investment Co. of
Omaha is now handling the lands
of the A. v. S. b. & /. l.. Co., and
have a big half page ad in this
issue of the Register. The lands
they are offering are some of the
finest to be found anywhere on
earth and no man can make a safer
investment of his money.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

whereas. God in his infinite
wisdom has called to the home
on high our beloved sister. Mrs.
Cora Kerry, and
whereas, We deeply fe her
loss in our Circle. church and
homes, while bowling to the viii
of Him who doeth all things well.
be it
Resolved. that we. the members
Of the local Circle OF the Presby-
terrain church. extend to Reverend
Kerry and sorrowing relatives our
deepest sympathy. Fur her be It
Resolved. that a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the
Family; also that they be printed
in the local papers; and also plac-
ed on The minutes of the local Cir
Gle.
The Lamar register., 1910-08-24

DR.. Bu1ette of Pueblo viii be at
Ben-Mar hotel. Lamar. Friday. Sep
TENDER End. Practice limited to
diseases of the eye. ear. nose and
throat and fitting glasses.