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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Sin a[fgemein beliebter
Siirit III Der i4tDer estrantte 8robz
kr5og &art Meranber bon Sa9Isnz
Weimar : GiienoA, br in isiner SUI
gsnp du9 4merifa bersrit unb in eis
nsm bortrfFl;6en @erfe esi9ilbert
bat. Seine &inosriabrs iabtn ben
groben @Dth, unb bic Sraoitionen
bRfer groBen 3eiA bat 9rob6er5Og
Rarl Mlsranbsr INNER bp9 eebulIsn,
ppbei i'm feline bo6asbilbeh 9emabz
Fin getreulin unterltiBte. Wenn absr
feline 8eitwbungsn in bisier &idtung
nur einem fleineren &rsiie betannt
Durbsn unb nur bei9rGnfte Qnsrfenz
nurg fanbsn, bat ct Ii9 i'm 9sr5en
aler guten Osutiden sinsn feItsnplab
erp6srt, ais er sur 3sit Der t;sFfen
faiierIifsn ungnabs beg SiirIten 8i2@
mard fst gu benz grpBen SANGER belt
unb oR Ma9inationen, Die Dem ersiz
Ten Staahsmann bamals feline &siIe
na9 Wisn perbitterten, tpenieItsns fir
SaGIsn : Wsimar la6mfegte. Der
Gmpfane, Der 81 iener 3eit Dem Slit
fen 8ismard in Wsimar gu Sbsil
nnroe, mar gang eeeignst, i'm ibsr
Disle anbere 8tGntungen gu trDiten,
unb bus fat bas beuti9s 8olf benz
@rnBber5pg &arl Qaranber bon wsiz
mar ME Rr9ehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

@m erfen @sf4GftStags
oes rausn Sa9res tamen in Nep~Yort
ni6t tpsnigsr, dls $15O,OOO,OOO a!s
Oipibsnoen 5ur Nus5a6lung; maj
T6dbt bic Summe, tpet9e i'm 2aufe
bieiss Monats pertbetlt perbsn piro,
dnf S175.O0OOOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Do bat elm 9pdbii d 7
9i6kr (gGriItian Wagner) cine Sab
respenfion BON bunbsrt Dollars aug
qefebt hfpmmen. Wenn nur Der
Mann ni6t isBb Ti4 10 Dem Wo6Is
lebsn ergiebt, oub sr bdribsr oas
Oihkn beroiBt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Gin 6erpprragenber Ire
better aus Gnefano, 9sher gurran,
Der prG1iosnt Der britii6en @asarbsiz
ter Union, Der lt4 einigs 3sit in unz
iersm 2anbe oufbielt, bat feline grfabz
runeen iibsr bic MISUNDERSTANDING in
ben Ser. Staaten m~itgst6eilt. Ha4
ieiner Mnii4t beru6t bic inbufrisue
nebsrlsgen6eit bieiss 2anOes in Der
grDBepn 2siftungsfdbigfeit uniere-
Wrbeitsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

q. 3idsfs alGbefannter
nNooeQeni6ab," felt Sa6r3'bn!sn cine
beliebte 1nterboltungsi4rift, lit ioiben
In ben AZ. Sabreane eingetretsr. 0rs'
fpannenbs Gomane srDffnn oenIeibea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
The Chattel Loan Association
OrIo nnter 9hrcn riarnrnD rOinaunaen

- DIE 6ieelitp 6uaranteezGp Comp. -
-3tmmsr Rr. 315, Gquitablss8uiloing I,ibt-
-ioldtn Q.uttn, bic etgeu 2obn]ublung sin.-
-sau.rnoe GttnunQ einncbrIeu, 8to o t.
g i6erbtt Nbioiute BtribDicgeHs-
-b,it. Qei6t, 1iidiobluEgs : Stoin9uH9en.-
SRfserisfc 8atru GIberdler SIsepHto.
(6tstl2, S&S. 6Tltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Treitas. ben A.. Sanuar 1901.

SAINT. mel basi It bic &C.
brduhGidlte 6insiiI6e 9enennung ful
gurppder an0 Nmeritoner. Wul
DeuiI9 beibt Tie: psiber Seufel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Sn Columbus, g., oll m
10. Sunuar Der nWeitbote," cine Der
~eefeienlten osutI6sn 3eItungen Sbio's,
berfduFt tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

s m lebtenSabre purben
in Mmerifa $62,461.304 fir Stlftunz
gen b.rgeI6enft, baDpn gingen $35,z
100000 an uniberI i!dRn. Die Sir
9sn er6ieltsn $9,OOO,OOO MpblEbdz
tigfsits : @nitalten $14,000,0OO unb
ettpa So 600 aunItgaQsrisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
&efanutmadungeu.

y,erneaeue acknowledgment, nit Der aHTs
lmrtlf Proposals for constructing six ol
Express Wagons" uno an ben "B ard If Awards"
Der Staot Baltimore, nh, %GorsiFrt, iperosn bis
WtitttDo6, Den Is. Sanuor 1901, Mitta0s y ubr,
I'm Bureau bs Stabt=Rssitrator ~sRtusgen genoms
men ltr ote %Hiefsrunq Der Irbeit uno gfaterialien,
lo.pte Die tsrtige Gblieferuuq an ben 99dhersSnGts
nielr bon ie9s Grprsb : 99aeen, dbnlid in Der
Sel9niIne, ME Elm q9aoen, Der isst int 8eFse ots
departments If, Qemdb Den 9lduen uao
Speiiftfattonen, bic in benz BUREAU bss @aHers
Sn9entelirs, &atbb1us, Baltimore, nh, entQe9en
genommen iusrOen f6nren.
vile Goroerun0s= Ineebote miiFcn BON einem be-
el1ubIgten Gbed in Der 06be BON $4,000. oe3o5en
on Grore ots YlaDors uHo Stabtratbs bon @altiz
more, ~beqleitst iein, uRD ioiro BON benz e~ripl9rei=
9en 8ietsr bic SteaunQ elmer 5ufricoenftGsuDsn
glrgl6aft fir bic geptfsubafte augfibruue hes
ueoSrel7foltlmens benz ~boppelttu Goatrdttlpertbe
9let1tontmenb, %oerlauqt.
Sle &ontraft=9er gebuneg =9eb6rbt bebdlt fb Oas
%perfsn.
gIIfrer Se. Cuid,
@ahtrsSngeuisur.
gttdtiot:
Sbpuds q. 6apes,
87dfotrt Der 6ontrattz9 tro uugsz9cb6roe.
(fln3,4,6 O 10 II u IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
va
Gan2,3,4,l
S>taets 3nqenieurszSureau

S~>taets 5ng enieurszSureau.
8aItimore, otn q. St3su6er 1900.
Ser StaOt=Sngenieur miro 5u Den unttnitebeno
pas 9tiOeau peri8ieosusr Strab:n teftsuftsaen, ndm:
lid: Glm=StraBe, BON ROrtbzNp:rus bis 5u ungtz
tdbr 80 SUB n6rOlib, am ). Sanuar 1901. Nd5s
mittags ? ubr; Iatp iiioli6 an Cltper= StraBt, poll
iunS4Qtp, bon OliuerzStraBe bis iur Oben genanr=
ten 9aeD, am 5. Sanuar 1901, Nabm;ttags 3 ubr
@laD:Str0bs, BON 6oparO=StruBe big sur GutalUs
5troBe, am 5. Sanuar 1901, ga6m!tto9s 4 ubr;
Gantou=Gbenue, pom 9rouopaD bis AnuzStraBe,
an Z. 8anuar 1901, gubmittags 3 llbr; 9dnOlpsbrz
Sane, bon 6reotridzRoaD bis &oainss StraBs, om
Z. Sanuar 1901, gtatmittags 4 l1br.
3. 3. Eenedn
(9eS29,31 ;5an2,3,N 5taOt=3H0snitur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Nnrlehcn nnf M1beln,

Rsuer, lei6ter, LANCER RudiablunGsp lan, Dit
folder BON ionit 1iemaRSem o~fitrirt Diro. aui
bic Belt zines Sabrts, lDtHH Sic es niiHfttH.
Refine iali6en gtriprsduHger in ben SsttuuseH.
Refine SinitasJlattn ~Guecisis!, UNI Sic IRE IL
tlhren bob DerDsn Sbnea Gle 9Ortbeilt gt5o.tH,
ip.lbe ¬re ofiUiren. RabJufroeen I'M SIrenu
b:r ,9otomac 2ean Guarantee GSmpsnp,H Simmsl
or. s, v9ant BON Ealtimores'Gtbduee, Ode @GItis
nsres xRb O.. Raglsetraks, C1sS.1& S.&e.1al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
oRpnal Sluc.
nab N~bildeelpbla unc 3emz9pre

nab philadelphia ino 9en@gorr.
Cefli&. 9eTLG9m0tR. 9erl ntt sS9tA
S S8 : s Sinr =. ~ ., : $50 9. = 9
S Gun q Sin,r 79.528 29.57 3. % 6
Sarlor', Smsr, SAFE nQ.569 & 2 Io;6 { q B " v 9
S So5a1Ii T Room, 9iaer > 2.Gi;5 y. .229.8
S@onaI aimittD," ausi4IitBI9 9naman, 9GTl9%Ts
SbitrpatiOu i. 9ining:Gar '3.49 y. 353&; gS
9 9ndl5r, Diner "6.W9. 605 2, g g
GOa&es mad g6ita. "9,W@. *9;O5 q. 70 6
6ofai.56iafnaoqOns mad Rsm.gOrf, fertiq Jun
Reiestn in MT. 8opal.StutjOn nm 1000 abtMog.
5iiae nit rg9" UNI 81 martirt. balten IN gBI'
m:lrgtou unO Gbster, ale nnotren MOI
8uL. GamoeR. @trl. Tt, RODaL-
Nbil1Oelpbra Qffom. *S.05 9orm., $40 Y.
5s5iiG0e.pbo GEpreb !2.35 @adm, !2.49 y.
Q5enOetn Qttou. 1913 Rram., go Z.
9bilaloe'pbia Afiom. g % ab1s, EoI2 y
9F.sRursaur g(ororcit=Gte @oIpertz uno 9altL'
mcrehrabs, Rr. Dol, SiO.9ro1oDap, Vit. &oeaA
Stotiuu oDer Gamoen=S tati0u.
Z 8. unberwoOo, 8. 81 tarttn,
2. Q IN. II. Gtn- =Nlgr. W9r. @on. z"9'Hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

woh grroSoIis. Tt. Ro0al.S citation, !7.O5,
g. 50 BORN, lI2.4 @a6m. Gamoen : StatIoH,
" 900 Storm, 1880, 800 Na6m. 20
9TlaftH GamOen. Statton us8 Jr'GsT ID e,, 5;@
Sorm., ?9.45 @orm., !1.20. H.30 uno f5-3y loom;
4.3O Radm. Ions
rad Ilf. QirD IND 3pijbmttationtn 5GSl 99
gorm,. u.Y, !4.30, $3.50, $3.50, *ll9O HaImL.
ysa6 Ga;eottsGjtp 7.3O, 9.6 GOrm,, n2,
lao, $3.50, $50, *1l.30 Ra6m.
RAD Curtis gop. 1928 @orm. 70 o. g,hn
Cowcrr-s+ntipr. e. 40 Pndm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

at.tndIis Separtemeut.
y CUB Sepnrtement, Sireau eeS Stdets
steiner Ginncbmrr&. Rathhaus,
8c1timort, ben 8. Sauitar 1901.
3nr Hadbrid,t fir Steucr;abIrr!
Die Glider bieics 9spartementg pernsn an Grei.
tug, Dan Is. Sunulr 1901, |er0ffnet fir cie Gnt=
ee9ennabme bon Staotsz unD Stunt-Steu:rn ftr
oas 5abr 1901 auf yIttien, Oblioationen uuo Sen:
rttatt1, tteuerpfli6ti0 5u Der &ate BON 80 Gents
out ieoe 800 bes %abQei6dsteu Wertbss.
Sin SiscOnto 5ur9tote pom sfoei uuD elm balls Cll
9ro3ent anf StaOtftsuera. uno fir. 81 9ro3ent
auf Staatsteucrn lpirD fir iol6t IebnuHgeH ers
!auht, bic ni6t ipdtsr, os bis Sornertu9, Den 81.
Sanuar, HabntittuQs 3 llbr, beaablt trerOen.
SteuerJabler t0unsu ibrs Ietuunlcn per Soft
s%uqelanOt erbaltsn, tpsnn obns @er360trurq inter
SeItigun9 zines nit 8risimarfe nm Der &Orefe
oss SstreffenOen oeriebensu SrieeOuOerts barunl
eriu6t ipiro.
9a nod feline ettucrratc fir @ruuos uno Der
ionaI=Gigentbum fir 1901 ~feftgtisbt puros, 1T oie=
ies Se5artemcnt auber etanoe, Die 9ii3er fir Die
gntge9ennabme ~otrieIben 3u bffnen, bod, fOas iO=
fort odrum criu6t uirO, uerDeu bic Re6nuuqcn
porberetttt uno Der Bot s~ueeianot peroen, iobalO
Die Steuerrnte ~fstgsfelt 1T.
SGmes ~. Gprtrr,
CJan3,S, Il, 16) Sttuereinnebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Sch aus5hteiben.
6sieeIidb erIaupte berabsefeste Stnisn.
MargIanO GbNtteI G1an AaOtiatiOn
p0u Baltimore (incorporirt).
M 6fplaer WIN

Q6folqe Onu
Gilbert 3,lumc. IT,, 9lgent.
Gas dttefte 2rthSeidGft duf bemceIidcs Giz
scrtbum IN Baltimore.
$40 uni N pdr perben btrtie=
ben auf uu5balt5 nftd e.,
8iauog, OrQeGu uip, obne St6runqen 3u
OerurIa6eu. Refine 9er0fientli9uuG, ba @Dpot6eteu
nt6treq itr r I DerDen, nit Au5nubne BON
'dumiqtr Riif3ablung. Seine 9ertGu s.
"urtunOen Bur Il mgcbung Der e.
ieBe perben usestellt. Qgeut niro
auf g9uni3 poripreden.
2ilbert 25lumc, Ssfrefdr,
Rr. y, ct. 9aulzStraBt, 8immcr Qr. 5, garterre,
bintere5 Bureau.
Woo9, 13,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
Stntoen0en.
Nene Mnseisen.
2sarttmorer Staot-A ore66a6
fit 1901.

Sas pbige Wert ntrb am 2. San.
1901 CUR Yrefe seben. I'm cine cor
reft @erOffentli4ung Der Noti3en gu
ermOgliden, iperben ale perIonen. be
ibre Wobnung perdnbert pber cine
9enberung Der Mits1ieoer ibrer Sir
ma felt benz Is. September b. s. borz
eenOmmen BADEN, Ober iOl9e Tirmen,
bic eine Qenoerung bsabTi4tissn, gebez
ten, bic 9eraus9eber bapon gu benadz
ri6tigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
- SAG Boot

d. g biInnelph / a.
Sc9innenO am I. Sum, piro bic . Gricg.
ION : 2inie" ia : 3 NJ sr Dur9 Den
Ronal in 9tenit itelsn, ipel6e BON 9 ltimo {
un 7.3O WOretns tdqIta, SOuntaos
aus9tHommen %obfabrsn, nit @ntunit in 7 b il
laDtlpb;a III abtnO beiieIbtn Z a.
ses.
gafagitre f0rnea auf @uui6 fir bic SItfabrt
i'm aaual duf BEN OoH 9bilaoelpbia tommtnDeH
IaG=Gampter trausferiren, ipOoura ~bitielbtu am
ielben Gage ~un0tidbr nm s llbr Gbsnos pi:psr
in baltimore e%iHtreffeH.
prddtiac 6abrt eurd, Cen 8anaI.
Ginfahe Snbrt II S1.OO.
Rad RsiU=gOrt Der gabu bon Qbilaotlp6ia 81. 90
Rad Hsu=9Ort unO Buriid I'll GAGE So. 90
StHet. fnO i'm g ii r { q II uuo bel Albtrt's, Rr.
10, Toros@barltssS trabe, gu babsn, mad Ntluntics
Stir, 6Gpe Vtap, gsburpsQart, 20uQzgrau6, AIs
bano, 3rOp, SarutoQosS springs, GulzRio,r, Rciu.
port, Hetu= 9a0tn (@tl, 9OrtlanO CUaint) unO
alien 9untten u6roIi6, bon Der g9srfte, 9iq6t= II.
Vratt=etrase, ~onba!tenD an ben QroBeR Gii3pfdts
itn in @tttertou; ftrnsr in 3epcatle, Gel, am
i6lieBeno an bic Sroatps9iHis mad SO | NJ I n O.
ton, GtL. 6pslicas Gabrp,iie fir 6Onntuoss
t6ulsn, Srsins uuO grObe @~eisli3aften. Wsgtn
9aHtpblst GHo irOenO tpsl6e G%ustuuit i6rtibt
man an
Clarence 5brtper. Ga,ut.
C8tui30| Rr. 204, 2igBts5trubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
9GmpFt fFs. Na,eFaeR.
So Merchants q Miners

> Merchants & Miners
&1E% Transportation Comp.
E1S%TT@ Sdmpfrr finieu.
Sad, Spffon une Dem Cfcu:
i:b.E Dirnfol, ToausritGg iSreltas uHo SoHutaa,
yeanmittnas 4 lbr.
RAD @rppIeeuce une eent CffeH:
ie6sn D2ortaa, YlIItuo1 uRo Samit1g. gtanm4 uhr.
gfddl Saoannnb unb cem 5uecu;
itoen Slcnffaa. 0uunerfta9, Snm1GS, gtdtm- 4 uhr.
Rad, Reppprts0ec rps une -%fprfolt:
tdcIit, ausGtnommeH DiiitDods, Nadlrl. > uot'
nnibertrefhihe Ss1ueniIihtetteH mo Setoll9hha'
Sorstdlti9e SeridnuHg uno ibHeue SeIoroerHh9'
S.R. 0iIIHsbam, aseHt,
q. 5.Stebbins, u. Z. WL.;
Is. y. Surner, S.=B.sa.;
8. 6. &bitnep, G.sD{.
9auptourem;r PR. 2IA if'@srmdIsS trdse'
Q13t&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Hebraafa er6GGt IN
neuen Sabre in benz 9euti9en Diet
ri6 sinsn 9ouperneur, Der ,Nein"
fogsn fam, mas befanntii6 piete ppz
litter n;bt fDnnen. SIN Sinblid auf
bic bon i'm gu per9ebsnoen aenrtsr
(1agS er DffentIi9: gs faGs inn ssrabe
10 leiGt. nNsin" gu 5Igsn, ME nSa."
unb oarum mafs n Ii9 tpegen Der
4smRrfuder, Gsnn Is ouh in Hez
brasfa cine grobs Msn9e 9e6e, feline
Gorge. @r neFne ben Stunopuntt
Elm, baB muir 2eute, fpelae fi6 mora
lid, ge!fis unb audi pbDIii3 fir ben
bstreffenmn gpiten signens ernannt
tpernsn lolsn, unb n0A oieiem8rlnpz
Fate .psrbe er hanbeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
0ebrnufeu Sic 0el0?

@esen anlriheH nuf Mfbbein, Qidnps, pferbe
Il. I. ID. bu Den nieorisIen 5tattn u7o aut Die lduafe
,3eit peHoe man fit an oas Bureau roH
Spbn Us. SNilfrn,
3tmmer 2O1 AtIantIe Eruf SuiIcina.
[Sen7,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
G. 9. golf g. 60.

Benz. R. GheriF. @eiddftsfhbrer.
gr. 404 Bis 400, 0attr=6 trass.
COt;25, 1TRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Son Sen 3ablrei3en
rei66altigsn 9~ulenoern, bic un5 IN
Den leBten Saetn 5~ugegangen linO,
beroisnt Der bon berr Oaploner 9olfsz
a%eitung" ipe3iele @%rpdbnung. Die
Offi5in genannten glattes i6idt inn
msr @ortreffli4es in Die Delt. = Sn
Der Namen : Grfldrung, bic Elm 9aupt=
1tiid bes &alenoers biloet, finben mir
itbrigSns Deri4ieoene 5ebler, bic a6er
notwithstanding auf &9nuns eine5 ni6t
auf Der 9Dbe Der 3eit its6snoen @tpz
molpgen fommen. 90 beiBt 3. 9. 60
iparb ni9t ho6er 8ei6iBer, ionoern -
bieB Der @ibitaber Oss alien Oings,
unD @iegfrfo bsoeutet Der SiegesfeFte
ODER JSi4ere uno nl4t n5rieoli4tr
SieQgr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
g Bergen au Der Sne l

s Bergen au Der Sne I
Nlgeu bat Der MagiItrat Den Nd6t@
pG6ter 9(uguit @teg aus QnlaB ieinsr
6o93eit gum rSbernaatz
ernannt. Der 8erliner
srabati6" srgan5t bic Na9ridt
Fir ben San, DAB 9te9 audi
uuu r,..se golbene 9o63eit fsiert, i3Iaz
gen mir Dem MagiItrut bon Bergen Die
8erki6ung beg Sitels yNa9lpa4t@
rat6" por. Dem piiroe bann bei Sc
legen6eit Der biamantenen 9oA5sit
r9ebeimer" ~bor5uieBen ietn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
aL.tndnis Sep%artement.
y CUB : Scpdrtement, Sireau res Stdet1
SfeHer @innchmer2. Rathbaus,

BTdfotrt Der Gontrattz9 tro ebung 9eb6rSe
t5aH3,4 ,5, 1891 10, II, Il, I'D
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-09
A MEASURE OF MERIT.
Brsttlrboro Citizens should Weigh Well
This Evidence.

Proof of merit lies in the evidence,
Convincing evidence in Brattleboro,
Is not the testimony of strangers,
But the endOrsementofBrattle people
That's the kind of proof given here,
The statement of a Brattleboro citizen.
Mr. ID Z Prescott. the well-kuown
manufacturer of lumber who lives on
Brook Rosd SAYS: My kidneys com
menced to trouble me with pain in the
small Of my back, both constant and dis
agreeable. When STOPPING it bothered
me to straighten and when lifting | had
to be careful not to straighten my back
or | suffered terrible twinges. took
lots of stuff hut it did little or no good.
My wife's mother was down In Manches-
ter in 1896 and she learned when there
that Doan's Kidney Pills had done
great deal of good. when she came back
she spoke to my wife about il as | was
considerably about my back.
Doan's Kidney Pills were procured for
me at drug store. l began to use them
as directed and they did me grea: deal
of good. | scarcely felt the pain in my
back. They also helped nv rheumatism.
After | began the treatment / heard of
others who used the valuable prepare
ton obtaining good results
For sale by all dealers. price 30 cents
Foster Hilburn Co. Buffalo. y Y. sole
agents Tor the United States.
Sold hy Geo F Greene. GJ Main street. |
Brattleboro, VI.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-09
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Bein. cured Daily
In Spite of Themselves.
No Noxi0us Doses. No Weakening of
the Nerves, 1 Pleasant and Pos
tive Cure for the Liquor Habit.

1t is nov generally known and III
dergtco1 that Drunkenness is n dis
ease and rot weakness. y body filled
with poison, and nerves completely
shattered by periodical or constant use
of intoxicating liquors, requires an an
tid0te capable Cf reutraliZirg and
erahicating this poison, ard destroy
inf the craving for intoXicants. Sui
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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-09
Chester.

| Henry l. Holden was notified last SATURDAY
| by telegraph OF the sudden death of hi, son
Melvin ut Beverly, Mass, which occurred Fri.
| day night from scarlet fever. Young Holden
was about u wears of aye.
| Charles Collins OF Lansingburgh. \ Y. has
been called here by the death OF his grand
mother. Mrs Abbie Collins. which occurred
the 4th at her home here on Main street.
Mrs Collins was y years Old. The funeral
was held Sunday.
+ w Pierce returned home from Mankato,
MINI, last Saturday morning.
p + Marsh of Andoyer has bought the X W
Waterman residence on North street and will
occupy ii soon.
Miss Fannie Smith of Worcester. Mass. is
spending the summer with her mother, Mrs
+ Smith, at the Depot Village.
The amount of rain that fell in June was
only between one-half and two-thrds OF an
inch, according to the record kept by George
II Perry.
After 10 days shut down. business at the
wrapper factory has been resumed.
Austin II Roby. representative of the in
terstate Young Mems Christian Association of
Vermont and New Hampshire. spoke at the
church sunday afternoon aud
at the Baptist church in the evening.
New potatoes are selling At 80 cents peck.
Jason Jones. jr, who was taken i'll the Sd,
is improving.
Having has begun with rush all through
his section.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-09
Siraf ford,

GOO Iate Tor frid"! Eultloh
Quite II large picnic party spent tie
day al Fairlce Lake TCesGar.
Rlancba Sweet and Jnhn Rocon uaro
married Monday at West Fnjrl,r'
Miss Simmons CLOSED bar soboo,
"Wednesday u;th n;rnin IN cha Wor'
riII wonTs in tha ,rornin,. md IN ,,,a
aft.r"no, ma s,bnni ~ ;n,.;,-I -,
the closing exercises Of Mrs Clam :
school and the picnic afterwards. Mrs
Clapp served ice.cream, cake ard
Lemonade and all spror a GrliohtfuI
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-09
West DunmerstOn.

Several of our citizens attended the
celebration at Brattleboro on the
Fourth.
Some 10 or - enjoyed ride to
Sunset lake last week.
For week or more previous to the
Fourth it was one of intense heat,
thermometer from 81 to 104 in the
shade. Since then quite 4 good deal
of rain has fallen, cooling the air and
relieving the drought on crops, grass
and spriogs and all vegetation. Sew
eral workmen at the quarry had to
give up work on account of the heat.
Superintendent Rogers of the
quarry and two ladies were out rid
log on the Fourth and on returning
this side of Brookline bridge they en-
countered a huge catamount, fright
sniug ore CT the ladies so she tainted.
The animal gave chase but Mr. Rog.
ers' spirited horse soon left him IN
the distance.
The occasional druak and fight
came off at the quarry on the Fourth.
Some three or four meE we're engaged
in the patriotic celebration wheo
Superintendent Rogers appeared upon
the conflict wLea they dispersed,
txo goilg into the woods, and one,
Jeremiah Shea took Il bee line down
the railroad track and Rogers after
him, overlook him whercupon he
showed fight. Rogers collared him
and brought him back n the quarry
Office where be was placed under
guard by two men. Mr. Rogers and
constable then arrested him and
brought him into court before JUS
tice knight, when be pleaded guilty |
ana was tined..S5 and costs, secured by
+ G Rogers. lie disclosed in court !
that he got his whiskey of an Ital- !
ian, Louis Zancan, at the quarry.
Mrs Alice Evans, wife of Merton
Evans, has very sore ard painful
hand caused by accidental running Il
rusty pin tito one OF her fingers. DR.
Miller performed an operation on her
hand fearing blood poisoning.
Minton Whitney and wife from
Mass. are visiting at J K
rownsend's. Mrs Asa Whitney is at
Mrs $ Washer 5. Clarence Wilson
and daughter are visiting at his faith
RS, Wallace Wilson ;. Ed Taylor
rom Del Rapids, Oak, aud Dorr Tay-
or and daughter and Mrs Geo Tay lor
# Providence, e |, are visiting at
IRIS Eta Norcross'. Miss Gertie Nor
ross has Keen spending her vacation