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New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
STORAGE NOTICES.

NF1N-YORK FEBRUARY 20. 19o1.-To
Mrs McDermott, Mrs E. Strong, Miss N
Shields. John H. Green. Mrs. Carrie Jones.
Mrs j. |. Smith. Nellie Gallagher. r. A
Brown. Annie SisCo, VIM. ]. Fennell. Mary
Johnson George A. Norcross. Mrs G. T.
Jackson Mrs. j. A. Travis. Thomas L.
Davis George w Queen. Nellie Brooks.
benjamin F. Palmer. Paul Panaloer Susan
Smith. Mrs Lee. Mrs r. C. Burch. Mrs.
Mary Brady. Fanny Ford, Albert Juhri,
Alice Garrett. Miss A. Murray, Mrs. K.
Murrey. Mrs. Julia Benson, Spencer John
son. VIM Moore. NJ s. Dingle. Mrs. Annie
Bland. Henry Herzog. Mrs. Birch. Mrs :.
J. Booth Frederick Dowdy, L. ". Waite.
Florence Fl. Kendall. Henry Brennan. Mary
Jones. Mrs. c. Johnson. Mrs. III. B. Fullen-
kamp. Mrs. T. Anderson Fred Meyer. Mrs
l.. b. Currie. account OF; c. Bidner.
Bette Rathmull: You and each Of you are
hereby notified that. the time for payment
of my lien 1 hold upon the property here
after described having expired, after due
notice thereof had been given you, / Will
cause such property. 20 wit. household
goods personal effects. merchandise, stored
by YOU in the Guaranty Storage Ware
houses. to be sold by public auction. ac-
cordinK to the statutes in such cases made
and provided. at the Guaranty Storage
Warehouses 31f and 313 West 41st-st.. on
Monday. March IL 1901, at 1890 a. m,
and II the sale thereof ia not completed on
said date the sale will be continued at the
same place each and every Monday there
after. beginning al 1890 a. m. and con
tnuinR till all the goods are disposed of
Guaranty Storage Warehouses, JOHN ].
WEBB. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

CONCENTRATION AND MEDITATION BY SWAMI
day, 3:l5.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
FIFTH AVENUE rRrsBYTERIAN CHURCH


The Pastor. Rev. GEORGE r. PtHNFS n. n. -
conduct the services March 3. II II. and =.
Afternoon topic Mountain Scenes in Life ,
Christ. III. The Mount aver. The rubc is corIa
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
SAFES.


SAFES at factory prices: easy terms.
JULIUS GEYER. corner Madison-ave.
and l97th-st. Tel 2s Harlem
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
HOW To HE HEALTHY. BEAUTI-
Eii4 AND STRONG.

HEALTH WATER or the World. Ingram
I.thia Water: Natural Specific; Rheu-
rnatism Rrights Disease. Indigestion.
Dropsy and Gout. INGRAM LITHIA
WATER Co. 1857 West 26th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

BLooMINGDALE REFORMED CHURCH Broadway.
corner ssth-st-The Pastor. Rev. VIM c. STINSON'
D. D.. will preach.
II a. m.-'Christian Culture and Christian Activity
p. m.-"Four Immortal Hymns
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
No. zoo Park-sve.-Sunday afternoon service 80
O'clock. Preacher. the Rev. CHARLES CUTHBERT
HALL. ID. D. All are
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

FlFTH avenue HAFTIST iITECH.
West 10Th
Rev ". :. EICHATpSoN Assistant
Services at II a. N. and IN. Preaching ty Re
J II. SPENCER. # North Adams. Mass Bible class
FOR and Young g:i5 a. n
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Co-Car-
pets cleaned by steam, by hand or on the
floor. LESS Broadway. 421 East 4sth-st.
COE & BRANDT Tel 132-SSth.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPi
CHURCH, Goth -st-Rev ANDREW I4ONGACR
d D. Pastor: Rev. LINDSAY p. LONGACRE. Assista
Pastor II a m. preaching by the Pastor. followed
service Of Holy Communion. p. m. preaching by I
Assistant Pastor. SUNDAY school at $50 a. m Mdwe
social devotional Wednesday. s:l5 p.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-JOo second -hsnd
wood and iron working machines: fr,ir,
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO Il. EDDY. 30s Madison-sr
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

AT LENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
i2lst-st-itev MERLE ST. C WRIGHT Pastor will
preach al H. Sunday school, 9:45 a m.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
WORK WANTED.
Male

WATCVNsN or any right work; strictly
temperate; reference and Gecurity. handy
with tools S SHERLOCK. 195 3sth-st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

CHURCH OF THB HEAVENLY REST, 5th-ave. above
45th-st Rev. d, PARKER MORGAN. ID. D.. Rector
s a. m, Holy Communion; II a. morning prayer
by Rector: p m. evening prayer. preacher
Rev JOHN WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

\ YOUNG LADY. 81. good penman, wishes
6tth -.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
33p- ST li2 WEST Quincy Housel--S3
s. and s. weekly. steam heated, tran
ficnts 5nc.. 81 81 30 daily. adjacent Bway-
30 WEST 55TH ST. Neatly furnished
large and small rooms; gas. bath. prt-
vate house. gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

At SoITH II GBpRcH. Madison-ave. and ssth-st.. Rev.
hoDt1Rlth Ls@ftf. D. D.. Pastor-Seryices IL a m
and p m The Pastor will preach.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

ST. BAg7rHGl lGME@'S
EMPLOYMENT Bi- RFAJ.
2lI East s2d St. first class dom@Stics are
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
West End and nth
Rev. HENRY ENERTSON COBR. Minister.
Morning worship. IL O'Clock. worship ocloct
Mr.. COBB will preach a both
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICE in Chris,'s S
Mission la2 west 2istst. Evening, 7s5. Rev. JAMES
A oToNAoR. Pastor. Subject Incentives the Chris
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corn
57th-st Rev. ABBOTT r. KITTREDGE. Pastor.-Re
CHARLES CUTHBERT HALL u. D. President Uni
Theological Seminary. Will preach at II 4. m and Re
WILLIAM DANA STREET, Assistant Pastor. at p.
Christian E,ndeavor meeting. 7:15 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

WORK done at your home at mechanic
wages; fine furniture repairing; mat
tresses made over and to order; furniture
boxed and burIapped. CHARLES STUDE.
1SS St. John's-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

COACFIMAN-COOE.- man and wife.
together: PrOtestants; thoroughly expert
eEcsd. town or country. excellent refer
ences T. R. 2+7 North 11th-st-. Philadel
phia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1901-03-02

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mad
ave. of Sabbath services at II m
and p. m. The Pastor. Rev. c. H. PARKHURST
q. D.. will preach. Bible school in chapel. 10 a. m
adults.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16

No FAvors Z" he Accepted Prom the Adj
mtnistration-Prop Change OF
L-aN~rship IN House.

VAST ington, July l2-E Even though
congress will not he in : ssion for
motifs 10 come the minority il al
resdy + r the coming battle royal thst
will taEe place next writer in regard
To the statls CT our island posses
sions. As Representative Richardson
said the other day, the SUprene
court : decision vas rot an ending
but tesinnirg; ii decides what We
could co, but not ahst We ought to
do; and OYER this question tue bsttle
sill lie desperate How desperate j.
shown by two recent conferences.
In The Ssrate, tel or a dozen Demo
cratic senators have catered into a
compact rot TO ask faYo'S in the way
Of sppoiutner Is, etc. If the present
A miuistrotiou aud TO discourage the
practice amorg toe miGorit, mem
hers If the Senate. 1t j. probable
that there viii be caucus eClat4rion
by the minority of esch house tnat
asking of f,vors from the administra
tion Is looked upon with disfavor and
is hurtful to the party. There is
sai to be 70 dlt bt that President
has practically bought one
or tso so-called Democratic senators
ny cODceulDg TO them all tdey ASK 10
the way OF p tonnage, ard is quite
certain that others have been enbsr.
raised 10 their opposition to admir- is
tratjon policies by the obligations
they .cre under to the Presideat In
the House there i movement on
foot to supersede Representative Rich
ardsnn IS leader CT the Democratic
party; not for any personal ambition
nor from any question a. to his great
ability, but simply because be is Lot
enough of IA fighter.
Those who are dissatisfied With
bis course ara rrsing Representative
De Almond OF Missouri, to take the
field against him for the minority |
for speaker, which car
ries with it recognition of leadership |
IF the party on the floor. On Mr. De |
Armot d's return from the Philip |
DineS be will confer with some of lis |
friends
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
NEW WORLD.
HUMORIsT
FOUND DEAD IN MS HOME
"Orpn.us c Kerr" Hal Notable Career
mud WAS a Erie nd Of Lincoln aud Grant

"Orpn.us c Kerr" Had Notable Career
aud Was a Friend Of Lincoln aud Grant
Robert Heury Nesell, widely krowl
in American letters as 'OrpheuS Y
Kerr" who nth Petroleum V Nasty,
Artemus Ward, Josh tilllcgs ana
Others made up the company OF hu-
morsts so famous generation aGo.
VS. found crad Friday morning at
his home in brooklyn, N J. 1t was
evident that he had died July ,, as
tbs Newspapers of July eth ard all
later GAYS lay where the carrier han
tbro Sn them at the front door TIE
coroner decided that The heat had
caused his death. He was literary
editor of thu New York Mercury from
1853 to 1862 From 1852 until 1863
he was a war correspondent and con.
tributor to Nortoern periodicals OF
famous Wash ington letters. From
1863 until lS7 he was editorial writer
for the World. He was slso the editor
Of Hearth and Home, an illustrate I
weekly. He was close friend OF
President Lincoln and Gen Grant.
Hs accompanied Gen Graft on his
famous trip around the world. lie
was born in Manhattan in 1896.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
-DROuGnr IN SOUTHWEST.
nd nm VI ope Of Relief Giv-n-hsrmsrs
of Kansas and Missouri Already Said 20
Have suffered Losses Reaching $50.

All of Kansas. vestern Missouri !,
Oklahoma and Indian territory ave
suffering the worst drought since
1860, Friday the temterature was
more than 100 degrees ard no breeze
stirring, the hottest day ever espe-
rierced. Corr. oats, hay and potatoes
are ba3lv Injured that, even the rain,
the yield will hs short, and the
weather bureau give no hope CT relief,
the outlook is Discourage G, At some
pieces in Kansas there has been 10
rainfall Whatever for nearly three
months. HIosevcr. kauS.s farmers
are harvesting oae Of the largest
corps Of what, if not the largest. in
the history of the state. \ message
from TrLcka, Kan, declared the pros
poets were for crop of Only 81, coo,
900 bushels of corn, although last
years crop was 100000, 600, aud
that of the previous year 231, O@, 00O
bushels. The loss on hay ard pota-
toes also is great second ply TO the
loss on corn. 1t is estimated that
farmers Of Kansas ard Missouri al
ready have sustained losses reaching
$50. 600, 900,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
SENATOR KYLE's SUCCESSOR.
A Native of New Hampshire Selected to
Represent south Dakota-Studted Law
VIM Col NsAIyy.

Gov Herald at Pierre. S II, Thurs.
dsv appon ted A b kittredge II fill
the urexpired term of the ate Uniteh
states Senator Kyle. Dir kittredge is
a native of New Hampshire, having
been born in Chcshirs county, March
90. 1861. His early education was OBJ
tanned in the public schools, and
when il years cid be entered Yale
university. de was graduated 10 1882
and at once hegan the study OF law
in the office of Judge Ntazey at Rut-
land. In 1884 he entered the Yale
law school and was graduated in lSso,
heing admitted to the Tar by the SUI
preme court Of ConIe ticut in June
of the same ypsr He removed to
Sioux Falls. s ID, in 1880. and en-
terec into a partnership with Z II
Wiusor. ore of the leading attorneys
of that place. Mr. Kittredge early
manifested au interest in state poll
tics, and for long time was exSena-
tor r F PettigreS's trusted lieuten-
ant. Ia 1896 the two parted on the
money question. Mr. Kittredge was the
national mitteeman
from South Dakota in 1892 and 1896.
He is unmarried.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
MANILA NEWSPAPERS CHARGES.
Removal OF the Miiitary Censorship Re.
suits In Wholesale. Charges,

As was constantly asserted and sy.
rected. the uexsp4pe's have gr5go
holder since the ramogal Of toe s--7,g
military censorship ana are eyuib,..
ing a tendency to irsinuatp a.j
sometimes to charge wholesale corrg,.
tion against civil ana rilitary c.
cials, the Daily American rec--..;
accused Prof Worcester OF the Pni.ir.
pire commission of exploitatio1 #
subsequently apologized, hov-re:
An article in the Federal organ.
signed by the party president, cra1,y
Instructed the proviccial committee,
to institute demonstrations ag3irs
the friars. Then the latter yiii1-i
the Ferierals.
Saturday the Freedom reek,as:.y
tary Spearer of Banquet TIE AMER,
can devotes its fret paga 10 reprodec.
ing in Its largest type an article frl-
the Liberia OF Thursday, which j.
holes up for execration, but as nat.
ter of fact the article is no vo.,.
than some that are prloted daily ID
the United States. It violently Al.
tacks President Mckinley's poli.y
ard the Philippine commission To,
Liberia, however. is owned snj 81
tied bv frisrS. and it frequently il,
duiaes 10 spasms of venom and hl:2.
attack ing persons without reserve.
Gov Taft recently stated that tls
would have every orp0..
tunity to Obtain tire fullest j size,
but tie publication Of lihels or tras,
az breaking would be severely pg..
Ishej.
Gov Whitmarsh, who was or5a;s3
10 come to Manila :, submit II en 81.
animation owing to the allega-M
hat he had used bis position +, Ire
lead Of the government 10 Bargu-,
or1yircs to his personal advantage
Irriyed Saturday. He Gays that tie
'ourts the fullest cation.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
End OF DxIusion Reached.

In refusing to reatfirm the Kan.
saS City platform, or to express con
timed confidence IN Mr. Bryan, the
OHIO example TO the party throughout
the courtr,. The Democracy has
swung back to the moorings from
which il was cut loose in 1896: it is
anchored again to its traditional prin-
cipes. Why should it he represented
a. still drifting? Thr experience has
he'n painful and costly. 1t has io-
velvet the loss OF two presidents snd
three congresses in national elections,
and the control Of tn" government Of
every northern state. II has been u
sh-rp lesson 10 the unwiSllom of east.
ing aside time hnr cred principles at
the dcnshd or what seemed to be
tenn porary expediency. Now We may
hope we have reached the end VI the
oelusion, The action Of the Ohio
Democratic convention indicates that
We have.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
VAULT TIME LOCK
DID NOT OPERATE.
Evident That Il Had Been Tempered
wiih-surprising Discovery MADE To-
day bv a Government safe Expert AT the
Mint 1t San Fra ocisc0.

4 government safe expert al San
Francisco Saturday dis.overei that
tha tire lrck 90 the rasriers vault
in the United States mint from which
the I'm of $50 0OO is missing. did oct
operate and has not operated for an
indefinite period OF time. TINS rob-
be:y makes it apparent that the rlb.
herY may have occurred at any time
during long period of years. The
Expert has teen 1t wors OIL the lock
for some days but it is rot generally
thought that ue uas expected 10 find
any such state CT affairs to exist as
he found.
1t SEEMS very trobahls that the
finding Of the mpchaniS Ct the lock
in this condition will hsvs an im;Or.
tart bearing on the Case wAen it
comes to trial.
1t is tire general impression that
the lock had been tempered with by
the dishonest officials.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
A FITTING TRIBUTE.
A Citizen OF BraItIsboro Pays Well
Earned Tribute.


The following public statement Of a
respected citizen has one more emphatic
endorsement of merit to the score that
have appeared before.
Mr. J G Whitney of North Main street,
says: Il am very glad TO say a few
words for Dams Kidney Pills for they
Cured me Of a kidney trouble of long
standing from which | suffered great
deal. At my age | would have been
thankful for relief. to say nothing of be
ing cured. had pain across my back
and hips hard, dull, aching pain. IL
stopped and could not straighten up
without suffering tremendously. A kid
ney weakness which was very distress
ing and annoying, especially at night.
caused me to lose much sleep. Two
years ago | was so badly of that the
doctors thought | had Bright's disease.
My attention was called TO Doan's Kid
new Pills and got them az drug store.
After using them only few days
noticed chaoge for the better. con-
tinued the treatment and I was surprised
to see how quickly they stopped the
pain in my back and relieved the other
difficulty. Ii was good investment
when got Doan's Kidney Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents
per box. FOster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
y Y. sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
sold by Geo f Greene, 50 Main street,
BrattieborO. VI.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16

THE NEW DEPARTURE
or THE DEMOCRACY.
LED HY THE OHIO CONVENTION.

various Views OF It-siI see Good for tn
Comn,ry-Par,icuinrly Significant Conn
ing From That s,at~.
Chic men here, of both PARTIES, re-
gard Thursd,y's action Of the Demo
cratic convention at Columbus FS
highly sig0i6car No northern safe
has had Shaker record on The mon
ey question than Ohir. Ten years ago
although the rational Democratic
organization. loyal to Grover Ciege'
land. was for sound money, the Ohio
Democrats declared for free silver,
and even so good "a candidate as Gov
Campbell Undertook to 'chance 1t
with that plark" In 1896 the same
John X McLean who is credited with
running this years convention laid
claims to the nomination for vic
president on the ground that he was
the man who rad mad a freesilver
victory in tn national convention pos
sble. lnGeed, about tie only ONO
Democrat when then stood out for
sound money was Tom J. johnson,
the present mayor of Clev land
Since that time the party has
backed up Bryan and his heresles
with a stead fastness worthy OF bet
ter cause, and Thursdays triumph
for the decent element must. there
fore, have been won through very eX.
tersiye conversions. 1t IS not expect
ed. even by the most ssnguine old
line Democrat here, that klibourne
will win this fight, He has an aver
age Republican majority Of 700, 600 to
" ork against. and tie present prosper
Dus cordition Of the country makes
that Kind of a struggle almost hope
less from the start. TIE most that
IS seriously nopei for is = large rcduc.
ion of the Republican msjority--ay
. 70, eco or -, 600. but that would be
20 ,idcred, urder all the circum
stances, equivalent to a victory.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
SOME INSIDE NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON.
M'KINLEY AND THE
BASE wRECKERS.
How Washington Nirws Ills i"v'sh Use
ofthe Pnrdnntng Powsr--Is hn'ct ms
SSrn IN the Past Few Weeks.

ofthe PHrdnntng Powsr-Its hn'ct MS
s.~n IN the Past Few Weeks.
tFron our special correspondent }
Washington, July ll-While rot for
moment charging President McAin.
| Icy with any intention to encourage
lcrime, there il little Goub; that his
numero. par.onirgs Of bank officials
convicted of wrecking the institu.
tionS with which they wtrs connected
has greatly encouraged others to fol-
low in taeir footsteps. Any banker
who turns out to be an embe2zle-
rearly always tave atrorg political
pulls with the Republicans for fivorl
given. He exerts these and this re.
suits in pressure being brought to
bear ~ on the PIesioe' t. which Mr.
Mckinley seems not strong enough to
withstand. The re,ul is that it has
come to be pretty aell understood
that executive clemency will nearly
always lie exterded sooner or later to
\ bank ureckar by the present aumin-
istration.
M doubt, in soma of these cases
the Presidents act of mercy was also
AL act of justice; possibly this Is truc
in majority Of cases in which be
has exercised the parjooing preroga-
tive. But nevertheless it is impossible
to ignore the fact that branches Of
trust such as those men were paying
the penalty for axe bauGming very FIRE.
que I.
In illustration Of that freque ICY, it
may be meltiOned that UltHin the
past fortnight four important insti-
tutions incorporated uuOer the ra-
tional banking act and supervised by
jhe government have failed mure or
less disastrously. The cause in each |
Of these cases vas either criminal
negllGenre or rrininality that would |
hsye been possible ."itnout suca neg
ligef &c on the part # tiiciSls who |
shoull be held to strict account
ability.
The most unpleasant duty deyolving !
on the executive office is that Of act.
ing upon applications fer psrdon. To
a man of sympathetic temperament
kind hearted man II is almost literal
torture to refuse plea for life or lib
arty when presented by the wife.
mother, sister or other near relative
# convict. This is vissection'
remarked one executive at the close
IF az irterTiew With an aged woman
Who ned pleaded in vain for clenen
" for her convict son. But admitting
Ill this the weakness of the executive
which sets at liberty men who have
some cases a. least -rUineJ thou
ands of innocent people Is clearly in
'xcIsatle especially in view tf the
amen table manner in which such
Ict5 are iECrea~iCg.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16

Fran the New York Evening Post
When ge reflect nat ire Ohio
Democrats. from the DAYS of OH Bill
Allen to those If BRYAN himself. hsve
bern ,erhaps the most determined
ard incortipihle advocates of cbeau
morey, soft money and moor mans
mo,ev. - IN the whole country. thu
si1ni6ranta Of this action can he
ntonerly appreciatej Irun,ts thar
Inc Denocratic marty of tne nstinn
has at last defirifeIs ah,ndonod R,y-
anism. ard il to ba r,nrp,nized NOT
hv A cnapoe of commi.Ieemrn and
sfnnIn sp.skars. hut nv the deliberate
FRAMING ~ nla,ei.out ISSUE md
candidate This kind NJ raoroani1a.
tin1 ia fe,sibIr. hnoause il ranrasents
the thnurhts ard feeIirr. ~ tba vol.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16

A powder to be shaken into the Shoes.
\ our feet feel swollen. nervous and HOT.
and get tired easily. ii YOU have smart
ing feet or tight shoes. try Allen 5
Font-Ehsa. 1t cools the feet and makes
walking easy. Cures swollen, sKeatiug
feet, ingrowing rails, blist,rs and
caIlous spots. Relieves corns and bunions
OF all pain and gives rest ard comfort.
Try it to-day. Sold ny all druggists and
shoe stores for 25e. Trial package
FREE. Address Allen ). Olmstead.
IcRoV, y, Y
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-16
The new YORK WORLD,
TRlCE.A.WEsK EDITION
As Good to You as a Daily and
IOu get 1t at the Price
of Weekly.

The Thriee-a-Wesk Worlds .egc!ar SUD-
Srription price Is ouly sl.oO per year. We
oiler this unequalei newspaper aud The
Reformer together one year for a.15.
IL furnishes more At the price than any
other newspaper published in America. II,
news service covers ali the globe and l..
equaled by thai OF few dailies. Its reports
rom the Boer war have not bee II excelied in
horOugaDe>> and promptne>>. and with the
presidential campaign now in progress II will
be invaluable. IT. political news j. absolute
~ impartial. This fact makes It Of especial
value to you st this tine.
IL YOU want to watch every move of the
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