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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
DEATHS.

In Westminster, Feb. &c, Charles Rideout, CA.
In Springfield, VT, Mar. 2, John Spaulding
Batchelder, %.
In Winooski, Mar. l, Albert r. Robertson, a
native of Guilford, co.
In Bellows Falls, Feb. 2S, Charles Meekens, 81.
In Bellows Falls, Mar. /, NJ. +. Mandigo 81.
In Mortified. Mass, Mar. ., Augusta Field. 50
years, months.
In Orange Mass, Feb Is, Charles Thomas,
formerly of North Hinsdaie, n H., II.
In Rochester. n. II. Feb. 3. Louis st. Marie of
Windham.
In Clinton. Mich, Feb. l. Mrs. Mary Ann Boy
den, IS, widow of George w. Clark, formerly of
Rrattleboro.
In Claremont, n. H., Feb. "a. Carl Archie Full
Ter, formerly of Chester, 81.
In Buffalo, n. Y. Mar. /, Mrs. Ruth W. Ban
croft.
In Weston, Mar. ., G. W, Hatch, 20 years, 3
days.
In Bratteboro, Mar 0. John W. Hildreth. &c.
In Brattleboro, Mar. 10. Mrs. Julia Brosnahan.
In Omaha, Neb., Mar. 6, Edward Bigelow Car
ter, "a.
In Grove, Mar, Q, Eva May French, wife of
Sumner b. Worden.
In Hinsdae, n. H., Mar. s, Joseph H. Towne,
10 years.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
CHESTERFIELD.

1t should have been George, instead
of Larkin Amidon, in item about the
steam mill near the lily pond last week.
The town school meeting was held
at town hall Saturday, March 7, and
was fully attended and very harmoni
Gus, men and women voting side by
side, with no fatal results, so far as
known. Moderator, E. A. Stafford !;
clerk, Mrs. Ella S. Puffer; both unan-
imously reelected. Member of school
board for three years, Mrs. Sarah Cobb,
Spofford.
Our town representative, Fred j.
Harris, and wife, received surprise
visit from party of so friends Friday
evening Mrs. Harris was in the Sc
cret, but Fred was truly surprised,
though equal to the occasion, and
more like it, on the spot. Ice-cream,
cake, coffee, &C., were served and
dancing chased the hours till long past
midnight Walter G. Barrett and
James Wilson furnished good music.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
Good Prospects for Bellows Falls.

A Springfield architect approves of
the Morgan site for the Bellows Falls
hospital, although a little too far from
the business center. He submitted
plans and estimated cost of building
and equipment at 81, 800, not includ-
ing grading, road and water connec-
tions. Owing to the increasing bust
ness of the Vermont Farm Machine
company, and even with the recent ad-
dition, the company has been obliged
TO lease rooms in the Island House for
work rooms. About GO Greeks are EN-
ployed who live by themselves on the
third floor of the Island House.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
GRANGE NEWS.

The grange sewing society will meet
Wednesday afternoon.
A large delegation from Protective
grange attended the Pomona grange at
Vernon Thursday.
Protective grange will give its an
nual sugar supper Wednesday evening.
Supper will be served from 6 to s fol-
lowed by dance.
Protective grange held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening. After the
business, the program was in the hands
of the worthy overseer. First, song
by Eva Sanders after which the play,
"Maids and all Forlorn," was given
by Evening Star grange with the fol-
lowing caste: Maud Meredith, Lilly
Gates: Elizabeth Lynden, Florence
Waite: Bertha Banisdale, Cora Boyle:
Mrs. Mallory, Abbie Bennett; Aunt
Louisa, Mrs. NJ. E. Brown; DIR. Joce-
Ign DENLY, Mrs. Emma Downs. Miss
Barker presided at the piano between
the acts. The play was followed by a
song by f. NJ. Goodenough, after
which refreshments were served. The
evening closed with social dance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
A Good Creamery Record,

One of the most enterprising and en-
ergetic farmers is Wilbur II. Stowe.
He was the recipient of the largest
check from the creamery that has ever
been drawn since the creamery was
started, for cream furnished in a single
month. The check was for Sll4.0 o., for
the month of January. For December
be received S97 Number of pounds of
of cream furnished in January ,, l3S1a.
He keeps Is COWS, mostly thoroughbred
Holsteins, for grain he prefers bran.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
Interesting Services at Congregational Church

The services held at the Congrega-
tional church Thursday evening of last
week in honor of the new pastor, Rev.
g. f. Woodman were we'll attended con
sidering the weather aud were very in
teresting. Rev. Mr.. Miles of Brattle-
boro, Rev. Mr. jackson of Dulnmer-
ston and Rev. Mr.. Shaw were present.
Rev. Mr.. NJ lies gave the sermon and
Rev. Mr., jackson spoke upon 1.-The
possibilities of the village church. Mr.
Shaw spoke upon 1.-The fellowship of
ministers. = The pastors of the other
three churches were present and each
spoke in an interesting manner Rev.
Mr. Woodman and Col J. II. Could
ing responded. The musical program
under direction of II. L. Bray was very
fine and highly appreciated.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
Death of a Homeless Bow.

Joseph Towns, the boy who has
been stopping at Henry Dickerman' S
for several weeks, died Sunday after
noon of typhoid pneumonia. He had
been suffering with consumption for
several years. His mother died when
he was an infant. When he was ten
years old his father turned him out of
doors and since then he has had to
care for himself. Miss Bradbury col
lected about $50 for burial expenses
by subscription, the townspeople Civ
ing very generously Miss Norah
Smith gave a place in her lot in Pine
Grove cemetery for burial, otherwise
the town would have had to bury him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
BIRTHS.

In West Halifax, Feb. u. a son to Charles and
Bertha Cady and grandson 10 FaNon Cady OF
North Heath, and Ralph Harris of West Hall
fax.
In Ogden, Utah, Feb. 10, son to John and
Ethel Williams, and great grandson to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Chase of Nottingham.
In West Brattleboro. Feb. "a, a son to Irwin 9.
and Mary r. Sanders. and grandson TO Mrs Il.
NJ. Sanders.
In South Londonderry, March I. a daughter TO
Mr. and Mrs. j. i. johnson.
In Bratteboro. Feb. %, a daughter, Annie
Louise to Mr.. and Mrs Archie Cbadon.
In Bernardston, March TO- a daughter TO
Ralph II. and Lizzie burlington Cushman.
In Vernon. March 8, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred 5. johnson.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
Another Industry for Bellows Falls.

A new industry that promises well
will soon be established at Bellows
Falls. G. +. Harris and E. T. Pierce
of Saxtons River and +. G. Hendee of
Pittsford are the members of a COM
pany organized to manufacture elastic
pulp plaster They have purchased of
DR.. o. NJ George a site for manufac.
turing plant on the line of the railroad
opposite the Casein Co. A building
100 feet long and two stories high will
be put UP at once
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
HINsDALE.

The Arts and Crafts society met with
Mrs. E. j. Richards Thursday after
noon.
John Akely. who used to live in this
place, was killed by falling tree last
week.
The High school dramatic club had
a surprise party at the home OF Miss
Winnie Tilden Tuesday evening,
March 10.
Miss Adelia M. Barrows occupied
the pulpit at the Universalist, church
Sunday. 1t is expected that the new
pastor, Rev. III. Gertrude Roscoe, VIII
be present next Sunday.
Oliver Smith who works in Robert,
SONS paper mill, got his left hand
caught in the dryer one day last week,
one finger was crushed and the rest OF
the hand badly burned.
School meeting will be held at the
town hall Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. The ordinary business of the
school year is to be transacted and one
member of the school board chosen.
Bills are out for cantata to be given
by st. Joseph's society at the town hall
March II. The subject of the cantata
is connected with the nativity. There
are more than 100 voices in the chorus.
Miss Jennie Putney, who had an OPP
GRAFTON on her eyes at the eye and ear
ipfirmary, Boston, is now stopping
with VIM. O'Brien at Hyde Park.
She is soon to undergo another opera
ton. All her friends in this place
hope her eyesight may be fully re-
stored.
S. X. Hildreth, who has recently
finished work at Halle 81 Frost's mill,
has worked there As years. Mrs Jean
Archibald, who was so very sick last
week, is much better. George Good.
rich and wife of Millers Falls visited
Miss Alma Gibson last week, also Miss
Lizzie Stanley of Boston, Mass. The
sick people in town all seem to be gain
ing.
Miss Eliza Snow is reported better.
d. L. Sanderson who has been on his
annual western trip returned Tuesday
after an absence of four weeks. A
washout above Ashuelot delayed sew
eral trains Wednesday. John Archi-
bald, boss weaver at Halle Il Frost's
mill, has given up his work there and
gone to Claremont, n. H., to fill
similar position there. Mr.. Ainsley
who took his place here. has also fin
ished work here. Will Curran's little
child is very sick with typhoid fever
A council of doctors was called yester-
day.
At the town meeting Tuesday, the
following officers were elected: Select
men, Frank A. Davis, James O'Brien.
Fred A. Buckley; town clerk, E. j.
Temple; road agent, Fred Chandler.
chief the fire department, Fred A.
Buckley auditor, Daniel L. Fisher
sealer of weight and measures, Warren
D. Holman; measurers of wood and
bark, o. G. Robertson, F. A. Buckley,
H. W. Taylor, @. D. Streeter, Charles
Pearson; SURVEYORS of lumber. L. F.
Liscom, F. A. Buckley, G., P. Lynch,
L. W. Goss, R. P. Minis, Edward Steb
bins: cutler of stoves, Walter E. Fay,
John Corliss, S. o. Davenport; assist
ant postmaster, Hoy Reeves: Fred W.
Cotton, Clarence Fay, George Nichols,
Henry Smith, Jack Golden, Isaiah G.
Streeter. The Halle d Frost mill and
foundry shut down to allow the voters
to attend the meeting.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
MARRIAGES.

In Mortified, March 8. by Rev. Robert Woods
of Hatfield, John Henry Ham and Lillian En-
ma Dickinson, both of Mortified,
In West Chesterfield, Feb. %, by Rev. Noble
Fisk Clifton Stoddard and Carrie FISK.
In Bratteboro, March I, by Rev. II. X, Miles,
j. A. Wilbur of Wardsboro and Miss Jessie NJ.
johnson of Montreal, L. q.
In Jamaica, Feb. G, George Joslin and Miss
Jessie Ball of Spofford.
In Brattleboro, March TO- at the residence OF
r. E. Gordon. by the Rev. +. W. Lewis. George
T.. Thomas and Miss Kate b. York, both OF
Brattleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
Meadows Oyerfowed with High Water.

The rivers have been very high this
spring, and since the recent rain they
have overf1owed the meadows and ris-
en- nearly to the roads in many places.
Below the Butler place the Ashuelot
has carried away part of the embank-
ment in one place, taking several rods
of the railing with it. The meadows
on the Mortified road are completely
submerged. Some of the hunters are
taking advantage of the high water to
shoot muskrats.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
improvements at spofford Lake.

Extensive improvement will be made
this year on the Rine Grove Springs
hotel at Spatford lake. An addition,
10 by 81 feet, and three stories high,
will be added to the main building.
The addition will contain 30 rooms.
1t is designed by Herbert Foster of
Keene, and the work will be done by
q. A. Gordon of that city. The ANA
ranth cottage will be connected with
the addition as an annex. J. Ii. Stearns
of Brooklyn, proprietor of Pine Grove
Springs, will open his cottage earlier
than usual this season, in order to SUI
perintendent the improvements.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
More Gibson Girls.

The principal feature OF next sun
days Boston Herald, March 10, will be
another of Gibson's girls. The great
success attending the publication OF
some of these girls a few Sundays ago
has induced The Boston Herald to give
it's readers another group from the pen
of this great artist. Place your orders
early for next Sundays Herald.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
ATHENS.

S. N. Bemis' family who have been
sick with the grip for the past two
weeks are now recovering.
Through the benevoence of the town
Fred Durham is having his lumber fur
nished and drawn to the lot where his
old house was burned last fall and
where a new one will be built as soon
as pOssible
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
Railroad Withdraws Appeal.

The Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington
railway have withdrawn their appeal
from the recent appraisal of the prop
erty made by j. L. Cushman, state tax
commissioner. The appraisal was in
creased from $50, 900 to 1924, 920. They
considered the increase unfair and took
an appeal but upon investigation de-
cided that the appeal was proper and
iuct
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13

Unitarian church, Rev. E. Q. S.
Osgood, pastor. Service every Sunday
at 1890. Sunday school at IL :45.
Theme for next Sunday: 1.-The Parable
of the Talents. - The Claiming Guild
will meet at the parsonage at Z o'clock.
All are welcome.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13
AROUND OUR HOME FIELD.
SOME OF THE MORE NOTABLE EVENTS OF
THE WEEKS RECORD.
Bellows Falls Petitions Again for Depot.

The railroad committee of the Bel
lows Falls board of trade will present
another petition to the railroad com.
missioners for new depot. 1t Will
suggest that the location be on the
eastern side of the canal.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13

Don t miss when Knighthood Was
in Flower next week.
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@emn Die Srauett tt,tr
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tOntp'er 9etmitattem brimgen tpiirbe.

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belt si terrttten, tntnn ttan an Niidens
i9ntersen lei0et;
Wan empftnDet t1r, bet DDer naf Der
MISUNDERSTANDING ftets seitenibmer3en.
gBenn Die Jrauen MIR Die ltriafe
tuiiBten.
&ifeni4mer3en riibren pDn ben Nteren
Der, tnernt lebtere fraufbaft iinD.
9Dan's N~ieranbiaen beilen franfe Nie<
rem Sun Mntonioer 8snubner befatise1t
bieies.
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3imnlern1annes &obert Sorbrid,
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BAIT. iaet :
uSett elmer &eibe BON Sabren lit
ib ibon an ben @ieren, aber nod
niemals auoOr bate i6 iolhe
Sdmer5en, tuie biz Dor &ursem. Die
Sbmerseni in meinem &iden puroen
BON Sag gu Gag unertraeliber. bis
eS mir cine 2ait mar, umbersueeben
UNI meme Irbeit gu belDrgen. Sreenb
Elm @etter : umiblag Doer cine gr=
faltung, Die ib mir 5u5og, iblus auf
Die Nieren uno uerurlahte erdBli9e
neroOle &opfl6mersen unb S9mins
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runter9efommen. baB ib feline Gube
ntebr fano, tpDpDn Die Splge tpar, eaB
ib mild itets uno ftdnoig abaeipannt
fiiblte. Ils ib in elmer bteltgen 8ei=
tung iber r9Dan's Wieren= BiQen"
Los, bat i1 meinen @atten, mir cine
Sbabtel oapDn in Der 8erar NpD=
tbefe, gde Ilamo=B laaa unb 0puz
itunzS traBe, gu bDlen. Na9 orei
ooer bier Taaen empfano id cine
groBe 2inoerung, unb als ib Die Be
banoluug beenoet batte, perlieBen
mt1 Die &iideni1mersen unb ale
ibmer5baften 8egleiteribeinunger
poaenos. Die ein5ige @eleeenbeit,
bel Der ib einmal pieoer felt Der Belt
Sbmer5en in meinem &iden uerz
ipirte, mar nod Goqenoung elmer
auBergemDbnlib ihmeren 9agesarz
belt. 9oan'S Hieren=B inen lit elm
groBartiges 6eilmittel uno i1 ert=
pfeble es gerne, tpo uno mann ib
fann."
Spre9t in Der 8erar Npotbete,
Gde Ilamo : 8lasa uno 0DuItons
StraBe, nor uno laBt @ub Iagen,
mas oeren &unoen iiber bieieS Mit=
tel beribten.
grbaltlid bel allen 9roeuifen.
Breis 80 Gents. Softer Wiuburr
60. in Buffalo. sc. g., aueiniee
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nibt ben @amen ODan
uno acceptirt fein Subltitut.
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: Das Sdhabornt : Oeportemen

= Das S1abamt Departement
in Waibington bat Die Welouna be-
ftdtigt, betreffs GROCER unreaels
mdBigfeiten, melbe in benz Boil
Bureau 5u Gl BnlD. Teras, BET Der
3DIablhabung ~in1pDrtirter Bleierae
porgefDmtner iein fDIen. DaS De.
partement mar BON benz bortiaen
3ul=gDneft0r eriu1t .rpprben, cine
Gommiifiun nit Maeaain=g ertpalter
Tulferiun alS 8Drfibenben nit Der
unterluhung Der Nffdre 5u betrauen.
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nibt Elm, i0noerrt sog es Dor, bic
Speaial= Ggenten gpans in g[ BalD
uno SobniOn in Seem Orleans nit
Der unteriubung Der @elhiHte su
betrauer. 8u gleiher Belt tpurbe
Wagaain=I erwalter 5ulturion bon
benz Departement anaeuieien, aaes
anf ben 5an be5iiglide Mttenmas
terial &c. ben beioen getannten Gpes
aial-N9enten 81 ibermitteln. Tulz
feriun peigerte iib oeiien, inbem er
als @runo ieiner @eiaerune areab.
Ole beioen Bear1ten rpiirben bic BON
ibm iibermittelten Bemeismittel niht
olS tOnfioentieq b~ebanbeln. Die
MnttuDrt oes Departements auf bic
Weigeruna 5ulterion's sing babin,
Dab gegen ~benielben cine Nnflaae
uegen nngehurlam erbuben miro.
Gs 1T cine ftrenae unteriud)ung elm.
geleitet tuproen.
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geras.

= 8dbreno Die 5rau oes sSar.
mers S. 8. Giles, orei Meilen meIt.
lid BON Manor. nit ibrem flei.
men Sobn i'm Ob1tgarten Bfiriihe
pflaGte, itieBen iie in eit1em 8aume
auf elm Bespenneit uno iie lbifte
ben &naben nab Dem Sauie 5uriiG.
nln 3eitungSpapier uno elm Streih.
bols gu bolen, oamit Die @espen
ausgerduhert meroen f0nnten. Nad
einigem Warten bDrte fte Elm Sc
rdulb uno iih na1 Der 6iHtunQ
penoeno, in ber Nnnabme. oaB ea
tbr Sobn lei nit ben gepInibten
Nrtifeln, lab iie gu ibrem duberften
Sbreden einen Neger. Der auf 0dn-
ben uno TlBen 81 ibr beranfrDb
Sic itieB einen fiirbterlihen 61rei
aus uno flihtete, 10 fbneI iie lire
ShBe tragen fonnten, ms 6aus.
tpo iie 10 ermattet uno aufgeregt an
tam, oaB iie 1ib gu Bette leaen
muBte. Sbneu perbreitete iiA oas
@eriiht, oaB 5rau Giles BON einem
0eger frimineI aneegriffen woroen
lei uno iogleih begab iid cine Nn=
5abl beriitener Wdnner auf bic GUIDE,
Die auh bier oerodhtiae Neeer feit=
nobn1en uno iie bebufs Soentifitas
tion oOr Wtrs. @ile5 brabten. Mber
Die Srau uernas ibrer Mngreifer
nl1t pieoer 81 erfennen, bic uebers
ralbung u1o Der S9reden batteu
ibr fait ole 8eiinnune 9eraubt.
George s.. Brineburit BON
9ouitOn unb Inoere beanipruben
oas Seitbtbum auf e%eptfies, Der
9eras= uno Der atlantic unb Bacific
Deli &ompaenie ~aeb1renoes 2ano in
benz Sour Safe 9iftrift uno perlan=
gen Sbaoeneriab in Der Summe BON
81, 900, 900.
= Die 8eienfabrif in So Strange
bat iib nit einem &apital BON $4,000
inforporiren lai1en.
- Sn Brppn gpuntp regt Iid
nun AUDI oaS 8rpbibitipnselement.
SIN 9araen County giebt es nur
pier5ebn Saloons; 3tp6lf in 8rppns
tpooo uno spet inn @imben, elmer
tleinen Staot i'm 2anoe.
Son 8elasco tuuroe beridtet,
bob BORT elm Sarmer cine Monitrez
Wahermelone in ben Marft aebraht
babe. Die Sc Bfuno mua. 9arauf>
bin meloet iib Senianb BON Deoine,
Wteotna County, Der bebauptet, oaB
man in ieiner @eeeno lolden &leie
nlgfeiten ueiter feine 8eubtuna
Ibenft. Der 5armer &. BriscDe
babe WtelOnen ee5oaen, Die BON
60 Bfuno Dieeen unb bat einiae
i'm 5eloe Die nod l6merer iino.
Sn Sort Grthur serltDrte cine
SeuerSbrunit ba8 Sabine 0ptel uno
oas Watatorium. @riteres bate
$50. 600, lebtere5 S., 600 getoitet.
ueber benz Nuenue Sptel in
Nuitin miro elm Dahaarten errihtet.
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Ser 81. Nonis nuO gtew yosf 81
miteo Der @auoalia YenniDlpa=
mia uSbprt Qine."

Son iebt ab miro Der st. Souls
unb Seem Oort 2imiteb Der 8enn{pl.
oania Short Sine als elm unabbGn.
giger 8ug BON ct. Souls nab Sn.
oianapDlis laufen unb miro aus ei>
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I'M Nufentbalt in 8ittsburg gu Der-
meioen, miro bie5er gauge Bug nad
6arrisbura, 8~btlaoelpbia unb Stem
g0rf ourblanfen.
Der Seem 0orf 2imiteo Der Gans
oalia= BenniDlpania Short Sine Der.
laBt 0as uni0n=9epD in ct. Souls
tdglib UNI | nbr @abmittaes.
9rei @rpreBsuee tdelib nit
9urbsS hlafmagen unb @peiietpa-
gen pDn ct. 2Duis na1 Seem Oprt
iber Die 8anbalia : Bennfplpania
Short Sine.
Wegen ndbeler g~inselbeiten men'
bet @uh an S. so. s besbrougb,
Niiiitentz @ensra( 8aHaeier Ngert
st. Souls. Wfo.
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9(rbeiten saa nns sfadhtl

Die fleiBieiten uno pirfiamlten
tlelnen Dinger, Die lie aemaht MUIR
Den. Inn sDr. Sings @eue 2ebenss
plllen". Dur6 -oiele Biqen miro
Shpdbe in &raft umgepanoelt,
Sragbeit in 9battraft, aaeemeine
Wtatti9teit in aeiitiae @nereie. Sic
lellten punoerbare Dienite beim
Wleoeraufbau Der @elunobeit. Sur
70 Gents per Sbattel. Blu baben
IN Den NpDtheten BON &. @ulteper &
Spn uno NoDlpb Drei6.
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5. & @. u. 8abm.
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Nab alien Norb>Se s8untten ........
ZOO @Drm.
Nab ct. Souls, Mempbis unb benz
Often. 80 Mittaas.
Nab Norb<geras, Santa Sc unb SriscD.
Brftftett ...... 800 MbenoS.
9ta6 ct. 2puis, @aco unb benz Often
lis Mben6s.
9aab 9arebD unb Werico. -. 800 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Son st. 2puis uno benz Often 200 Bprm.
Son Rsrb<Seras, Santa Sc uno Srisco.
Hultlltu SUIW.
Son localen 8untten .......7.25 Mben6s
Son ct. QDuis uno benz Sten. $40 Mbos.
Bon SareoD un6 Merifo. ..12.20 Nadm.
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8eiat feim Mttleio.

Sabre lang perfolgte mid oas
Shiffal fortmdbrenb". Ihreibt s.
VI. @uueoge in 8erbena, alabama.
SD litt furhtbar an 6dmprrboioen,
ourb welhe "a @eidmulfte uerur.
iaht muroen. Nls allies Nnbere per=
lagte, bette MIDI .Budlens Gruica
Salbe." SIT gleih gut fnr Branbs
punoen uno ale anberen @hmersen
uno Qualen. 3pftet nur IS Gents
in ben Gpotbefen bon s. &alteper &
SOn uno GoDlpb 9reiB.
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Die peinigen6en Sdmerseu Der Samor.
rboioen unb Der iebnli1e @unih Der
9%eioen6en, geheilt gu tuerben, baben r1ebr
gerpifenlDie 8fuidberei uno mebr uublDie
unb fbdblibe @ebeimmittel berboraerus
fen, als irgeno elm anoeres 2eiben, benz
bic Menihbeit u%nteruprfen lit. Oerieniae,
Der iie ale 8ebraucbt bat, fam BON slid
iagen, tpenn er 0bne 6ifteln, 2eber< ober
an6ere @eihtpiire Dber elm permanentes
2eiben bes Mfters babon fommt. Dieien
@efabren tam 4 entgeben. fuent1 man
Gnafefis 9ebraudbt. gs 1T 6ies bas Iiderlte,
auberldifgite. tpirfiamfte unb nerniinftia.
fe aller jebt befannten Seilmittel. Bro
ben bon Gnateiis tuerben bon g. Reu<
tdoter & Co., 8Dr 2416. Neu BORT, frei
nerlanbt.
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0eimht:

Gin praftiIber iunaer @drtner lin
Oeutihlano g%elernter b~epprsuat) fiji
fleine @artnerei. MuB bauptIah.
LID bic &ultur BON g almen unit
Barren Derfteben uno ielbitftdn.
oiQ arbeiten fDnnen-.
8uter Blab fir rebten damn.
lin Wdberes aooreilire:
"EiOriSt", Trust Bldg.
GALVESTON. Texas.
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y8prs I. Tprmalim'', (@imer q
Ameab), b6lt, menrt es Moraens
oils 3abns uno Wtuno : @aIier ae=
braubt ipiro, 8abne uno Wuno
wdbrenb oes gan5en cages rein.
g. s.. Sbmibt, 6ouitpn, 3eraS,
Neent.
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9etuiipns beibe Nbotoarapbens
Mfeiier8

limb jebt in ems pereiniet tporoen,
uno atuar 203 @eft-g ummerce Str.
MOO er jebt in Der Gage lit, periDnlid)
Die geian,te Nrbeit 81 iibermahen
uno oaourh ben 8unben bic gr0ste
Wefrieoiguna gu aepabr(eiften.
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Sumtberm Yacific 8abn.l
Mbfabrt.

Nab gtetu Orleans, Soufpn unb Sal.
peton td9lib. ia Born.
unb 500 Nacbm.
0a6 eagle 8aB, 81 BalD, galifornien
uno WfeItfD ..............8:30 Born.
Nab @f 8aiD, Neue@tericD mnb galifor.
nien so Nacbm.
Nacb Norb<Seras, ct. 2ouis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer ........8:30 IbenosI
Nnfunft.
gon Noro<Gelas, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........7.45 WDreens.
ZION Wetu Orleans, SoutDh unb @ats
oefton tagltb. 7.40 Mor9ens
nno 800 Hadbm.
Son 81 BaiO, galifornten mnb Merito
800 NbenbS,