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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
CHURCH NEWS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

As the funeral services Of President
Lorenzo Snow viii be held on Sunday
forenoon, October 18th, 1901, the High
Priests Of the Salt Lake Stake Of Zion
viii not meet until Sunday, October
goth, at 20 a. m.
JAMES d. STIRLING,
Clerk of Quorum.
TO superintendent Granite stake
Sunday Schools--Many Of the officers
and teachers Of the Sunday schools will
desire TO attend the funeral Of Presi-
dent Lorenzo Snow. Please arrange 20
have one teacher In charge OF each
class and excuse all others as well as
an OF the pupils who desire to attend
the funeral,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON,
RICHARD S. HORNE,
ASAHEG ". WOODRUFF,
Stake superintendency.
SERVICES POSTPONED.
No Scandinavian services in the AS
sembly Han tomorrow, Sunday.
j. NJ. sJODAHl,
NJ. CHRIsTOPHERsON,
j. $. JENSEN,
The funeral OF President Lorenzo
Snow having been appointed for Sun
day, October 10, at 1920 a. m. il Is
suggested by the peseret Sunday
School Union board, and approved by
President Angus NJ. Cannon that there
be no Sunday school sessions held In
this city on that date.
JOSIAH BURROWS,
w. c. BURTON
CHARLES B FELT
Stake SUPPLEMENTARY.
The 124th quorum OF Seventy viii
meet I'm the Eighteenth ward school
house Monday, October 18th. at 1880 D.
m. A very interesting program, includ-
Ing the favorite hymns Of the Church
Presidents, viii be presented. All are
Invited w. j. GLADE, Clerk.
The fourth quorum of Seventy will
hold their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening next, at 1880 o'clock,
In the Twenty-irst ward meeting
house.
The semi-monthly meeting Of the
First quorum OF Elders will be held
next Monday evening at 1880 o'clock In
the Seventeenth ward meeting house.
II. p. Smith, secretary.
The winter schedule will be instituted
at the Sugar House meeting commene-
ing tomorrow On and after tomorrow
until further notice the Sunday meet
ings will be held at 2 p, m. instead Of
$50 d. m.
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ALPINE CONFERENCE,
President Joseph +. Smith Announces
q Change of Date.

President Joseph F. Smith makes the
following announcement in relation to
the Alpine conferences:
"The Alpine conference will be held
on Sunday the eth inst, instead Of
Saturday and Sunday. 26th and 9th. as
advertised JOSEPH f, SMITH"
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FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
Brlgadler General Bclrs soilcitudo fol
Ills Uhlenra md hich

his Umcers aud Nee
Brig. Gen. j. r. Bell OF the United
States army commanding the Depart
ment ot Northern Luzon and stationed
at VigAn. Philippine islands has writ
ten a letter to The Kelley company.
asking that a Kelley Institute be es..
tablshcd there. Gen Bell says: "a
have never been drunkard and never
needed your treatment but have had
such faith In IL that | have assisted
many m taking the cure. This leads mt
10 suggest that you establish a branch
Of your institution at Manila, Philip
pine islands. where II can have a wide
Held OF usefulness" Gen. Bell was foi.
merly Lieut. Bell Of the Seventh United
states cavalry, stationed at Fort Riley,
when that regiment was commanded
by the late Gen. Forsyth. Readers OF
the Banner OF Gold and Others know
that ninety-two men from that post
were treated al the Kelley Institute es-
tablished by Col. Smith at the Soldiers
home at Leayenworth. Kan. The results
obtained were such as to cause Gen.
Forsyth, then Colonel. to write 10 the
War department asking that q Kelley
Institute be established In the regular
army post at Leavenworth and con
tinue until the material then on hand
was exhausted. We congratulate Gen.
Bell upon his well-merited promotion
and nls sollcitude for the welfare Of the
officers and men under his command
Il Is more than probable that If AZ.
Institute Is established at Manila. II
will be placed under the management
Of Or. w. NJ. Brown, manager Of the
Kelley Institute Of this city, Or.
Brown enjoys the distinction Of being
the only Kelley physician who ever had
charge Of strictly military institute
that 1t Fort Leavenworth Kan. and
his knowledge Of military rules and dis
cipline peculiarly fits him for the Phil
lppine branch.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
atsa. m. today:
Barometer reading at 6 a. M 25'st
Inches temperature at a. nlp ~ ue-
grees; maXlmym, So; minimum 49,
mean. "a, which Is / degree above nor
NAL
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month degrees.
Accumulated excess Of daily mean
temperature since January /, 44G de-
grees, -
Precipitation since first of month, AZ
inch. which is 10 inch below normal,
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since January /, 1.2S inch.
FORECASTS TILL P, NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday.
Forecasts for Utah, made al Dem
yer. Colorado
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
colder tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Storm Of considerable energy Is
central over the lower Ohio valley. An
area OF decidedly high pressure covers
the northern and middle Rocky Noun
tain region. Precipitation has occurred
over the middle Rocky Mountain slope
the lower Missouri and Mississippi val
leys, northern Montana, Oklahoma and
Texas. II Is colder over Idaho, Mon
tana and the western portions Of the
Dakotas,
L. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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MRS, HARRIET SNARR DEAD
Pioneer Woman Passes Away at Ven.
cradle Age Of 81.

Mrs. Harriet Brough snarr, a pioneer
woman. crossed the mystic plain last
night. and entered into the great be-
yond. The venerable lady had passed
the Slst milestone Of her mortal pilgrims
age, and like a tired child she went TO
sleep 10 awaken In eternity. she was
born in England. June 2, 1890, and emf
grated 10 Utah with her husband In
1853 They were members of the
handcart company that crossed the
plains and reached Salt Lake Soptem-
Der II. 1884. Mrs. Snarr made her home
here and remained here until she died.
She leaves two daughters and five
sons. The former are Mrs. Harriet 5.
McEwan and Mrs. Josephine Arnold
wife OF Orson Arnold, Jr both ~ this
city. The sons are Thomas Barton,
James. Joseph and Daniel ar Of this
city. Notice of the time Of the funeral
win be given later.
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COUNCIL MANIC
TICKET NAMED.
Democrats Of the City Select Mu-
nicipaI Cu:tOdiaus'
LEARY MAKES SPEECHES.
Nominees Are Representative Citizens
and Promise 10 Pul Up Good
Running Fight

First Preclnct-Ceorge T. Brice,
William Naylor, Charles +. Street
Second Preclnct-Rodney c. Badger
T. G. Lewis, n. H. Glenn.
Third Precinct-F. $. Fernstrom,
Henry Arnold, Edward II. Davis
Fourth Precinct-E A. Hartensteln,
w. j. Tuddenham, +. Il. Snow.
Fifth Preclnct-M. b. Sowles, 7. A.
Williams. Ira II. Lewis.
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TRANSFERS ON TUESDAY.
Pablo Can Get Transportation or
Street Cars All Over City.

Commencing October IS n universal
transfer system is TO be inaugurated
on the lines Of the Consolidated Rail-
way q Power company The neces-
sary slips have arrived and will be is
sued to the conductors ON the date
named so that the public will then be
able to ride TO any part OF the city ex-
cept upon such lines as are Immediately
parallel, such as for instance First and
Second South streets. II goes without
saying that the boon viii be greatly ap.
preciated.
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CAUSES SORROW AT PRICE.
Death of President Snow Results in
Postp0nement of Various Meetings.
Especial to the News. y

Price Utah. oct. 12.-Out Of respect
to the memory Of the late President
Lorenzo Snow the meeting of Demo-
Gratis and Republicans called for to-
night for the nomination OF a citizen s
ticket for president of the town board
and four trustees has been postponed
until Monday evening
After the funeral memorial services
will be held here Sunday and the En-
cry stake conference which was 10
have convened Sunday next at Hunt
ington has been deferred There is UNI
iversai sorrow throughout this part Of
the State at the sudden taking away Of
the respected leader Of the Mormon
people and this is shared by all alike.
Several persons from here and else
where throughout this section will at
tend the funeral services.
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ANOTHER CHURCH SCHOOL.

President VIM. + Jack Of the Cassia
stake. informs the News" that tn
services 81 Prof. Peterson have been
secured 90 take charge ~ the Cassia
stake Academy. at oakley. Idaho.
where the people have Just completed
an elegant two-story structure 20 be
used for Church school purposes. Prof.
Peterson ls an educator Of talent and
experience. having been connected with
the Is. y. academy at Provo for six
years,
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CONTEST IN THE FOURTH,
The Choice Falls Upon Tuddenham,
Hnrtenstein aud Snow.

The convention Of the Fourth pre-
cinct Democrats at Taggart's han last
night was well attended and the mat
ter OF naming the three candidates Tor
the Council consumed very little time.
The choice fell upon W. j. Tuddenham,
i. A. Hartenstein and Frank h. Snow.
n. Y. Schoneld was placed before the
convention and when the votes were
announced Mr., Schoteld moved that the
nominations be made unanimous.
The deliberations Were presided over
by Charles Crane, and D. r. Lyon acted
as secretary.
The result OF the ballot was Tudden-
ham. So votes; Hartenstein, ca Snow,
So. and Sohofeld. 10.
I. II. Thomas was made precinct
chairman and " l.. Halliday secretary.
The three candidates made brief
speeches and the convention adjourned.
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B. \. ROBERTS
NEW BOOKS

Which have been in course OF prepara-
tion for several months. are now ready
for delivery.
THE RISE AND FALL OF MAUI
WOO"
An invaluable work for Mutual I'm.
provement associations. price ti.2s.
missouri PROSECUTIONS"
The first supply Of which was ex.
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Ills. Special terms TO classes. quorums.
sunday schools and Mutual Improve.
msnt associations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12

The Democratic precinct conventions
held last night Tor the purpose Of nam
ing candidates for the city Council
were all well attended and good natured
enthusiasm characterized all Of the
meetings. The work Of the conventions
was carried through with dispatch aud
harmony.
James c. Leary, the nominee for
mayor, visited three Of the conventions
and was well received
In the Third precinct there We're thir-
teen names presented TO the conven-
ton and It took considerable time to
select the three nominees.
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nhbY'h Diary.

A unique and handsome publication
wherein to record the important events
In baby's life has just been issued by
Borden's Condensed MIX Co., II Hud-
son ST., New York. II Is not given
away, but is sent on receipt of 10
centg
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ChRISTENSEN'S
DANCING ACADEMY,

PUPILS will be accepted in the adult
classes Monday, Oct, l4th. Ladies', be-
sinners, 1880 gentlemen. beginners.
1880, ladies' and gentlemen, advanced,
$3.50 =. m After the above date the
classes will close for the term.
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There are thousands OF people. suf-
fering untold torture from piles. be-
cause Of the popular impression that
they cannot be cured. TABLER'S
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT viii
cure them and the patient will remain
cured. Price, 80 cents In bottles.
Tubes. IS cents z. c. n. l. Drug Dept.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewrt-
Ing Penmanshlp, Grammar. Arithmetic
and Spelling
All who expect TO enter should do 80
al once. Call on US al the Templeton.
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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NOTICE TO PATIENTS.
rYpewRirERs.

HAVE You SEEN THE LATEST NO 3
Hammond u IS beauty. second. Hand
iypeWrters OF All makes on easy payments
oall on JOS. sioatt Jr., Is l. Second south 81
Tel. sts-k.
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Castle Gate, sunnyside and Clear
Creek-Lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal, H75
per ton. Anthracite all sizes. 70 south
Main St.. Telephone, 429
d. J. SHARP, Agent.
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We pay 4 per cent interest per an
mum on 81 TO 5000. lions Savings
Bank & Trust company. LOzenzo
Snow, president: George NJ. Cannon
cashier.
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Specialist; Skin. Genito- Urinary and
Rectal diseases. 9th floor Progress Bldg
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TITAN COMMERCIAL ANDsAv'Gs aANR
Interest paid on eavlngs W. r.
Armstrong, prest. p. w. Msdsen. vice.
prest.. j. f. Game, cashier.
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OPTICIANS.

N-7>,--->-~~-..
FINE LINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Just received O. +. W. Bowers. OAK Z. md 80
HENRY REIsEil A FINE sELECTIoyOf
Watches and Jowelry " h First south 81
JOHN +. BOES MANUFACTURING
IewsleE Engraving. Jewelry Repairing
Medals. The Latest Novelties In Jewelry
80 Main st.
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

ESTIMATES GIVEN on ALL CLASSES
OF work. No contract too hig. None too
smail A. I. liamlln contractor and luilder.
rear ssS Main 81 Phone ll3i z. Res ils,'
Princeton Ave NV
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REDUCED RATES TO SALT LAKE


Via Oregon Short Line from all points
In Utah. See Oregon Short Line agent
for particulars.
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7777777-77777@---lll--7a-@
Electlon Polling Placns.

All parties desiring to rent to the
city polling places for the municipal
election next November are requested
to send their names and addresses, to-
gether with description Of place Of
fered for rent and terms Of rental to
the city recorder before Oct. Is, 1901.
j. O. NYSTROM,
City Recorder.
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AUCTION.

SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK,
20 Bedroom sets, 100 Carpets 80 Rockers
etc. etc. All second hand. but good aud chean
Cash only, salt Lake furn. Co, rs : state 81
FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS GALL
AZ / y. l. Furniture & Carpet fnstA llment
House. Terms Il on so; 80 on 500. !. r
End south y a. sorensen Tel As.5 Rags
.oN TUESDAY, OCT. Is. At No. 8 $
Eleventh East II ParIor furniture. side.
board ana table, chairs, bedroom sets, iron
BEDS. wardrobes, tables. carpets, china, glass
ana silverware. home made fruits etc. IA.
a. Andrews. AuctiOnee-.
The entire furniture, Including tho haud-
some bar fixtures Of the Walker House. OVER
one hnn1red rooms will be sold IN the nvAt
few days Any one desiring further lnf5S
nation can Communicate with me at once.
X. a. Andrews s. Main Il
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

nuuuuuu1rnuunnnrnnnrnrorug
ST, George, Sept 9TH, 1901. The st.
George Temple will close on September
9th, and reopen on October Goth, 1901.
DAVID II CANNON. President.
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ROYAL ZWIFRACK

pure, clean healthy, good for every
body, 10c per doc. For sale at the
Royal 252 south Main.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.


REDMAN VAN STORAGE co. OFFICE
and storage Rooms ie6 aud l2s $. W. Temple
St, Continental Market Bldg) Moving stor.
age aud Packing OF u. u. Goods specially
Phone 96s " Il T. Redman. Manages.
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UpHoLsrERIno AND REPAIRING.

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE DRY
for al kinds OF upholstering. Yo1r GA nv.
nlture made new Phone 0sgz i. Mi.
ifess and Mfg Co, isj-lj7 w. %. Temples ST.
IC2 SOUTH STATE II. JOHNSON
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Everybody eats II. Nothing beats It.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day, Health follows.
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iec worth saves sioo. Makes shoe, wats,.
proof and tough Agents waited, 1E. ana 70
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TlE DkSfREr NEWS HAVING FUR.
Chased the printing plant of Geo y. Cannon
soma II now the exclusive Church publish.
ing. honse We will make special inducement,
20 oooN AGENTS ana cAnvassers desiring 10
handle Church works Reference, ro1riroi
There IS splendid fed throughout VtAh
and surrounding states for fright can.
vasseE In these lines. send for free cltalogue
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Bpplepulst's MIX Rrrah.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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Patronite stores That Display
I'VE Give Trading Stamps" (signs)

Next Monday, oct 18th, baby pic
lures free. Elite Photo Studio. 2il
south Main.
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PRESIDENT SHOWS FUNERAL.
Reduced Rates via O. ST..


From all points In Utah. For partlc-
ulars call on Oregon Short Line agent.
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LIVERY.

A LIVERY RIG THAT WILL UT u,
every way at most reasonable rates Iva 80
John Harrington i62- ibi 3D. state.
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PkLMisTRY.

HAYS IVUh HANDS READ. oHARGrs
~ :, cent. Ana me Dollar. Prot. sterllns.
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DENTISTS.
PHYSICIANS.

DR. 7. PAYNE ~ MAIN, SPECIAL
~ bseasesof Nomeo md chlldrsn. s,h.'
faction guaranteed. lBll or WrIta 'Nu''
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TODAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, 81; II a. m, &c; IL o'clock
~; I p. m. 90.
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MUSIC.
SHOE AND HARNGss OIL.

PROF cHAs HOFFMAN. Il so sTGTT
~ the great European teacher IN plan
and YocAl music
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ELECTRICAL,

nisl Electrical and Supply Go. pbonS
1O4s u Al kinds Of WIRING and repalr, 0a.
stock OF chandeliers aud supplies lre new aS
np tods!e' 2is W. Tom y [. Il, liay1eg
Mgr Jos o. sharp sec & Treas. W.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF ELEorRII
work laying the bnest limo OF ELECTRIC Plr.
lures In tho city and make a sDecltllty y,
house wiring and all kinds OF Electric rama.
WORK. All work guaranteed. salt Lak,
Electric supply Co.. h-ly West First SOUTH
Tel No D.
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LAMPS AND REFLscroRs.

COPPER. BRASS. TlNASD sHFErfRoN
WORK Neth splnnlaE general repairing.
., stencil = r. Third % u
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sToLEE.

ONE SORREL MARE rEN YEARS ON
top end spring rubber tire blue trimming.
nlgsy. rcd gear hrs8 trimmed names
hlfed non Kenyon hOiel by q H. ham
jug y helutn and receive liberal reward
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLrANFn AND RFLAID
called Tor and delivered pf0mptly. Rest
equipped plant 10 the city. Pbo1e fJOs 4 /.
cleaning Works corner sih ". as remple.
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I.l4-tttt-tt-lls.II..tl..!ll-li
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The First Baptist church of Ben
nington has extended call to the Rev
Fred G Morris of Albany, to the pas
tor9te made vacant By the removal OF
the Rev Geo b Lawson.
The lst Regiment Uniform Rank,
Knights Of p, thias held their amt al
field day at Bennington Wednesday,
and the 18th annual cor ven tion of the
grand lodge assembled Thursday.
Extensive repairs on the Old First
church at Bennington Centre will be
made under the supervision of I
Remington, and the expense over g.
600, will be borne by Jamss Q Col
gate. The church society is the old.
est in Vermont, having been organ
lied MS early as l7Gl.
The big Welsh esteddfod held at the
opera house at Poultney September %
under the auspices Of the True Ivotites
of Rutland county ard Washington
county, New York, Llywarch Hen
lodge. Granville, N Y, Owen Tudon
Louge, Fair Haven and Arthur lodge,
Poultney, was attended by about 2l00
people.
The report of changes at the Yer
mont Soldiers Home, bennington, for
the quarter ending Sept 30, is as fol.
lows: Admitted, 10; re- admitted, G.;
discharged, 81 died 4; absent with
leave, 81 i: returned from absence, %:
from duty to hospital, - from hos
pital to duty. 3 The present member
ship is about 10.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11

Hills, near the well-known Greek
convent of Rilo. The American Board
Committee of Foreign Missions had a
conference with President Roosevelt
Saturday and they report that the gov
ernment's idea was to pay the ransom
first, then when her safety is assured
to make vigorous attempt not only
to secure the return of the money, but
to briug about such conditions that
such an occurrence shall not be POS
sible 10 the future The reason the
Mission Board did not at once nay the
ransom was because it decided that to
yield would be to put prem ium upon
the life of every missionary 10 the
world; and, practically, the safety of
every American citizen.
SATURDAY will be Miss Stones 23d
anniversary of her sailing from Boston
for the missionary field in Bulgaria.
A late report locates Miss Stones alb.
ductors on the summit of a mountain at
Gultepe, on the ko-Bulgarian 'front.'
Ter, near EubnitZa. 1t is said that the
kidnapping band numbers IS. Arrange
ments have been made to surround the !
with Turkish and Bulgarian |
troops.
1t has been suggested that the abduc.
tors OF Miss Stone are members or the |
Did Macedonian committee, actuated by |
motives Of Jealousy, and that they are
endeavoring to accomplish the downfall |
II the present committee.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
HEARKEN YE.


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the aches and pains of bad back, the
annoyance of urinary troubles. the ner-
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kidney ills, can be relieved and cured.
Read what one Brattleboro citizen says :
II had terrible pains in the small
of my back near the spine. In
lifting or STOPPING often stitch
like pain caught me in the back
and it was some time before l could
straighten and then only with consider
able effort. A weakness in connection
with the kidney secretions was also very
annoying at times. got Doan's Kid
ney Pills at drug store and after the
treatment | felt better than for long
time. You can use my name as an en-
dorser and should anyone ask me about
Doan's Kidney Pills will say that they
will prove of the greatest benefit to any
one giving them fair trial"
Sold for 50 cents box by all dealers.
Foster. Milburn Co, Buffalo, y Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
Sold by Geo E Greene, 63 Main street,
Brattleboro, Vt.