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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02

Defeated Seven Pines Team,
defeated the Seven Pines team Saturday
by the score of Toto 0, The feature of
lie game WAS tho fielding q. the winning
team.
4 The score by innings follows: r..
Highland Springs....,. % 40 Q o 0 o 0 o. o
Seven Plnes.,,..,.,.,.....2fl o.? ] 20 9 o lilo
Batteries Highland Springs. SmithYand
Sahell; Seven Pines; Wren aid Lelgers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Standing Of the Clubs.

adelphia, q; st. Louis, 0.
ST. LOUIS. NJ o.. Il August LIST. Louis
opened itsEentertainment$ Of the Eastern
American League teams to-day by going
down in defeat before the curves of Benz
der. 5i. s;s
# Score: r. II. u.
ST. Louis. \. 4. s. o o o o o. 1000 "A u
Philadelphia, ...... 1 0 0 o o 011l1-4 IS fS 10
and schreckengost. Time, IS. Umpire,
Connolly. 81 attendance, 10,547. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Detroit. 81: New York, s..

Detroit, 8; New York, 6.
DETROIT, MICH, August THE De-
trolls signallzed their homecoming by
knocking Griffith out OF the box III three
innings and hitting Pullman hard;
Score: s3 4 Il; az VIZ Il. HI y.
Detroit 9;. !. (, 4. 4. ]. 4 o o. 8 o 309+S 10 2
New ork i. {. !, o 0 o 200 OIL 5--G u
Batteries: Donovan <itson and Drill;
Griffith Pullman and lileinow. Time,
2:15. Umpires, Dwyer and King. Attend
ance, $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Boston. 8. Cleveland, {

Boston, 8. Cleveland, o.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, August IL Cleve-
land was easily shut out to-day ten men
being struck out
81 Score :85 r. IL. =.
Cleveland ....,....,8 20 0 0 90 90 900 5 3
Boston ~ e. 8 o o no as II 2
Batteries Bernhard and Bemis; Young
and Criger. Time, 1 :40.5 Umpire. o Lough-.
lin Attendance, 1850. sS asss .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
81 StorYyl.lESofl the Capture.

Policeman j f. Wiley told about the
capture Of the prisoner. Goode told him.
he was shot In the legS''down there on:
Second Street, and added, ut was n
wonder he didn't get shot all to pieces
that light He denied shooting Captain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
85 Mr. Crenshaw2 spoke for the report OF
the committed, and 1T was adopted---a yes,

Mr.. e Blolmberg responded In, q fitting
manner and returned his thanks to the
q body for their Kindness and courtesy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02

I Mr. Hicks grew eloquent in describing
the old church, and lie declared that q. not
a nail should be drawn from the strlic-
ture, This was the first place visitors
when they. arrived here, and az !, y
would mar the historic henuty Of the
grandest section of the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
Reception to Visiting Ladies
Last Night.

Tho exhibits Of the Supply Mems AS
ISOLATION are far superior to any seen at
former meetings OF the association. being
larger IN number and representa- many
OF the largest machinery manufacturers
inthis country. There are about sixty
four exhibits on the floor of the Regi-
mental Armory. these being most instruc-
tive and the public are invited to visit
the armory and inspect them.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
PLANS FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL
a Treat in Store for Lovers OF the
Best Class Of Music.

Best Class of Music.
If everything prospers in accord
anra ia The well laid plans of the
Rrattleboro Choral union its first an
mai music festival which takes place
In the auditorium Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings, May II and is, WIZ
he an event in the musical life OF
the town. The soloists who have
been engaged for the occasion are of
unusual excellence, the chorus has
increased in numbers and efficiency
since its last concert, and the work
of Leitsinger's orchestra, augmented
by a number Of olo players. is sure
10 be feature. The ErlSing's Daugh-
/ fer which win be sung Tuesday
evening, May II, Is dramatic and
arousing, and the sOloists were chos-
on because of their adaptability 10
This work. Gaurs Holy city, which
win be the principal piece the 1ol-
lowing evening, is considered by
many critics the most pleasing sa-
/ cred work ever published, as well as
the most meodious.
/ In regard TO the soloists of the
occosion there Is much in praise to
+ be said. Mrs. Kilduff, soprano, mas
a voice of broad range and high cui-
ture, and even Philip Hale, the ultra
conservative critic, is forced 10
acknowledge her wonderful ability
The contralto, Miss Roche, has held
q position as soloist in one of the
largest Catholic churches in Boston
and is gaining an enviable reputation
throughout New England. Mr.. Shir-
Low tenor. is without doubt the lead
inc BOSTON artist of to-day in his
line and Brattleboro is fortunate in
having an opportunity to hear such
IN eIectrifying singer. Mr.. Miller,
baritone whose work is well known
10 Brattleboro audiences and there
fore needs no description completes a
list of vocalists which can not fan to
make the event a treat for music low
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
Probate Court Business.

Al the regular session of probate
court saturday the following business
was transacted: The will of Fred w.
Johnson of Vernon was probated and
allowed ana Thankful H. Johnson
and Guy c. Johnson appointed execu-
fore account OF ]. c. Allen, admins
traitor of Henry y. Clark estate of
Vernon. was allowed and balance
ordered distributed; the will of Jo-
seph Dix of Nottingham was pro-
hated and allowed. Q. E. Butterfield
Amounted executor and Frank f.
Davis and A. A. Wilder appraisers
ana commissioners; Emma NJ. Frank
lin. executrix of James II. Franklin
estate of Guilford was granted license
TO sell real estate: viii of 5. w. Estey
of Dummerston was presented for
probate: account of r. E. Gordon, adj
ministrator of Harriet Holbrook es-
tate allowed; license granted to Free
man Scott. administrator, to sell real
estate of Martha H. Ballou estate of
Halifax: Louis s. Barnes appointed
administrator Of estate of Edward P.
Barnes: will of Almeran c. Bicdord
of Halifax probated and allowed;
John f. Gale appointed administrator
of Joseph B. Stebbins estate of Gull
ford Edward S. Tubbs and Everett E.
Gaines appointed commissioners and
appraisers.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06

lion OF the piece At the Knickerboek-
er theatre, New York The com
pany is composed Of English and
American actors who have been Sc
lected with special reference to their
temperamental fitness for the parts
entrusted to them.
THE Boston HeraSl recently pub
usbed the following article regarding
The sign Of the Cross. Most mag
niaccnt of all the attractions offered
gt Boston Music Han this year is
william Greets original London
production OF Wilson Harett's great
religious drama The Sign Of the
cross. The play has been commend
ed by many eminent authorities for
lis beneficial moral influence, hut II
is certainly not lacking IN the Gle
mont of Intense interest and the
.opeping performances Of the present
RIM nrovoked storms Of the most en-
thusiastic approval The work OF
the present company is Of remark
a,i,. nigh order. As the splendid
Marcus. lord Of Rome and slave OF q
christian girl Mr. George Floyd was
superb. His honors were divided,
however hy Miss Rose Elizabeth
Tapley as the maiden, Mereia. OF
M other players much might be said
in praise, but the points Of excellence
are too many for enumeration,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
THE SIGN OF THE CROSS
Strong Play Booked for AUDITORIUM
Next Week.

Wilson Barrctts great play ! he
sign of The Cross, which has peel.
the success of two continents durihs
the last Ave years comes TO Inc uu-
dltorlum Wednesday, May H. a.
though the piece has been one OF tie
greatest theatrical attractions Of the
day aud is well known in AL oil our
largest cities, this is the first lllhe
that il has made a tour eomprlsiIls
any but some 90 of the most prolll-
nent cities. II Is gratifying to be
able 10 state that the company that
comes here is as strong dramalic'll>
as the organization that W'l'i'lin
Greet has been sending to America
ana which ran for weeks each year
In such cities as Boston CHICAGO
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Tha
scenery costumes aud appointments
are the same that Mr. Greet sent to
this country for the original pfoduc-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
|. WATERMAN A CANDIDATE
,.,nra Like to Succeed Sudse Stat
"a \, Supreme Court Bench.

,,,i,lb,pt county has candidate
" nm ne Mace Of Judge Wendell r.
w ~" WA as member of the Ner-
SUI, ,,ur.ne court bench. Judge
u,'',' vgtermnn announced Tuesday
H., bo was candidate for the APP
'i "I and the following petit
,ton has been circulated In his behalf
s sirrel by nearly every member
- ths Wmdhun county bar.
w. w. tIIs Isyccllency j. G. Mccullough
~ tbe Undersigned members ef
Elm. wmdham county BAR learning
hot vacancy may occur in the SUI
-, .,urt bench by the resignR-
i,. ~ Judge Wendell r. stafford.
Wv, ask the appointment Of
:, + Waterman OF Brattleboro to III
t., ,.,,4rry when one may occur
Judpe waterman is one of The
,est know, lawyers IN Vermont ans
,rm undoubtedly have strong back
nr Mo was born IN Jamaica j
tS2a graduated at Leland q Graz
...,,ioa,,. ToWushend and began tie
s,n,t, ,f nw inc the office Of BuIer :
,,,rG.r.r He was admitted % tie
,,,i,35.n county bar in 1863 aud b.
I'm rarrI.e I'm wilmington frm
,shieb ruu he was sent as repesel-
1tfy. q. The general assembly n
lSe7 and 1866, -Four years FER PC
,y,s mad, states attorney Of Wild
nam county and IN 1876 was e.eced
state sena,o. being chairman Of NE
stats Judiciary committee 2 Sto
pq removed To- Jamaica andIm sa5
u Brattlabmo. In 1891 he was lp-
nolptad special United STATS atpr-
NV TO appear for the govehmen IN
claims growing out Of the liyH var
srd in isgp was appointed by Judge
wheeler master to sell au9lon
he central Vermont railrof lhel IN
the hands of "a receiver NEE l49e
fudge waterman has beef judgf OF
Hfbc probate court for th5 Marlboro
Jistricr Al present heAs ssrior
member Of the law firm oFWate'man
& Martin.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
WIT ONE VOICE.
BrattIeboro F,pIe Who Have lnvestl-
dated are Unit on the Subject.

R,st+Iaboro F,pIe Who Have lnvesti-
ratsd are Unit on the Subject.
The voice the people
Is heard a DER the land.
Trumpet es of truth
sopnded IN East to West
Rr,ttIabor t,as joined the throng.
Many = zen lifts his voice in
rntbueias people everywhere.
Racks rel ed of heavy burdens,
Nights of nhering, days OF MISERY,
Racomo hts of rest and days of
joy
rs the . slant working of
Doan,s L rev Pills.
Ara tbase -eports all true?
uara's a esattleboro man; ask him
his opinion
D,niel Prescott, lumber manu-
factn,.ar + Ok Road. district No. 1
says, NV gnowledge of Doan's Kid
,ay pine rs back to 1896. At that
ti,,,o dasnn the use of medicine l
i,nau, oho,- / was unable to check,
To- Lone "a pain in the small of
~, bocl, ~tich was both constant
.n5 5isocr able. My wife's mother
,vas down iSAIanchester and learned
tbot Doars Kidney Pills were doing
. e,raot Al epf good in that section.
yy-bo,, sta -eturned she advised Mrs.
Prescott 3 GET the remedy and in
sista5 unoe ny taking a course of the
,ro,t,,opt Her advice was followed
a,,a 10 ~. Ito Geo. z. Greene's drug
sto,.o TO- Ia pills. | stated through
o,,r pratt's rro papers that they
sto,,o5 = fackache. I have this to
sa,- .ho,, Il remedy over five years
fror, tba- hte. my opinion has not
cbonga5 "a during that interval !
~, ,ar.,-eily commended its use
10 friend. IA acquaintance whom
met spfs-hg from kidney COM
plant" "a
IT, s,,s fy all dealers. Price so
cents per PIX Foster-Miiou[h -
Buffalo. y p sole agents lor 'ue
United Sutes
Reg1ar,sr the name-Doan's-and
take no sths.
Sold Il Brattleboro by George E
Greene sr1ggist-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
1 TAKE ALL RISK

As an evidence of good faith, when
Won get box of MLo-na, leave fifty
cents on deposit with George H.
Greene. He will give you a signed
recent for the money, agreeing to re-
fund it without question or argu-
ment in case you are not perfectly
satisfied with the results. Your
money will be absolutely safe and as
easily obtained as though you had
deposited it in the First National
Rank. Your word decides whether
the Mi-o-na costs you anything or
not.
This simple and natural flesh
forming food fills out all the out
lines of the face and body, so
that they become beautiful and
symmetrical. 1t restores health
and beauty to the whole system and
gives health and happiness to all
users. Go to George E. Greene's to-
day and get a months treatment at
his risk
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
rrihnte TO Gen. Estey.

An incident occurred during the
month to bring to the writer's NINA
the charming personality OF that
grand man, Gen. Julius j. Estey HIS
friends have not forgotten him. OF
ten his name is spoken, with respect
and admiration always, and deep re-
gret that his noble life could not have
been longer spared. He lives in the
minds of those who knew him be-
cause he was a man whose life was
ever beyond reproach, who believed
that there is something in this world
besides accommodating money and Sc
curing business prestige. He found
thA time to practice the Christian
virtues to give his efforts to the
amelioration of the condition of those
that needed help, and to contribute
his share to the uplifting of the
standard of life. SO utterly unselfish
was he in his work that he left the
impress of his unselfishness upon the
minds of those who knew him. A
man with Gen. Esteys gentle charac-
ter. his tender nature. his pure in
stincts. his considerate course in all
things and his public spirit endears
himself to every one. Even those VINO
knew him only slightly could not
avoid catching the infection of his
high minded nature. Such men do
not die. Their bodies must succumb
but the beauty of their spiritual life
win keep their memories ever fresh
in the minds of their associates. They
stand out in contrast to the dead level
of perfunctory virtue like the ever
green tree in a bank Of snow. They
cannot be forgotten. This is why
Cen. Julius ]. Estey's personality is
vet virile in the minds OF his friends
Piano Trades.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
A Russian Zabaa.

Fully as original as itsllihe' WIS
the Russian Zabaya giyeg l'st eNe Z
ing at the home Of Mrs rfnk liagl-
lin on North street. by NJ Sic,Iu
Nine. Brazil and Miss Sqleer lhe
programme was intendedV PC ny
pretative Of Russian arInd ihuiic'
ana 1t succeeded so wdI that u =
,.'.e snalsura present Vent AWAY
l,'i = - -. l,nowledgs,f what The
Nv" i ,Ea czar 1. Accomplishing
along those lines than IA De ga re-"
by many hours of study
i t,tare.ts a manner
~, tho listeners didiot feel that
, ne. 80 s,atng aidaIaliy adjcat
ed. but simply deIghIlE ehteil".h
~ w ~ ,ba same timdinueh RED in
,a,,natiao yyas given lkMiss Spincer,
W. ',','' ,ho art artist hnd muteums
ID p,,sgia ana tbe ano and vocal
w. ,,,,,,hars contributed 4 Mrs. Ficard
ana Mime. Brazil wA very tf'lae"
neyed and interesting .
Nine. Brazil sci td tsl 9
80 ,,birb we're u typical and Of
1870 at fa,arast ades TIE well
known Red sarafai Ne sanf seNeia i
unfamiliar folllsongX some u tis'I,
very beautiful a fossaef iuila a
was especially inrsting, sto"l'ls
that side Of the asack fature =.
which one rarely links, he tender
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
sptito Notes.

Tba game bween the Brattleboro
and Keene hil$chooi teams when
was to have I'm place at keehe
saturday, wascancelled last FRIDAY
by the Bratthofo manager E.Vl-
IDENTIFY lie REL the weather predie-
lions and wafoeled,
The basebl team representing
Company / dsated the Hinsdale' ~
H. league ted Saturday afternoon
before a fair,iztd crowd, the score
standing 90 Dc end of the ninth
inning. The ls-up Of the local team
was as follos Grady p; Wallen'
o.. chime H. Mrch. Oh. Bean S.;
,rrendall. 40. REQ, +. f.. Stevens, c.
+ TarbeB l. HE score by innings:
234567s
pratt1aboro O0O21 8 So
Hinsdale 90 3 0 0 0 o 0 0--S
Comnanv base bah team will so
to Hinsdale, N H., Tomorrow loI
another cont. With the nine Of that
town.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
FACTORY GIRLS AND
SOCIETY WOMEN
Have the Same Weak Stomac,.s nd the
Same Nervous Headaches.

Whether beauty is skin deep or not,
society women and factory girls have The
same weak stomachs and suffer alike
from nervousness and headaches.
Neither seems to appreciate what
health means until Il has gone.
Social duties with midnight suppers on
the one hand, and cxhausting labor and
insufficient nourishment on the other,
cause a arrangement of the digestive
organs. From then on life becomes mis-
cradle.
The millionarc's daughter and the
working girl-both suffer alike.
Are you becoming thin and haggardi
Is your face pinched and sallow, with
growing weaker and weaker? Are you
irritable Can't sleep? Have bad dreams
and dark forebodings Food distresses
your Bile rises in your throat Spccks
moving before your eyes Z
Then dyspepsia has marked you for its
own.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets supply the
digestive element that enables the stom-
ach to do its work. They Immediately
relieve the feeling of oppression and
shortness of breath. They Danish weak
ness and dizziness and headaches. They
produce quiet, restful sleep; clear com
plexion; strong, healthy body, and an
active brain.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
lets are and what they will do. We guar
antee them to cure indigestion and dys-
pepsia. If they fail, we will refund your
money.
Price 95 cents per full package. Sold
only at our store or by mail.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
16,458 Shoes

Owe counted out that many (8,229 pairs) to put
into our Spring Stock Thinning Sale. They are
not secondhand or shopworn or out OF style.
They are good shoes, with our guarantee Dehlnu
them. A large number Of pairs have been solo,
but there are MANY others left. AS this is the
season when everyone needs shoes, we expect to
sell them ALL The sooner you get yours, the larg-
er number YOU will have from which to select
them.
GThese shoes are priced at from 20 cents pair
to S2.98 a pair There is a partial list In last
weeks papers. We are able to offer such large
n,,nher-,nore than the whole stock Of the aver
age store--because of the immense line we carry
and because of our wholesale department. LII
Won buv a pair or dozen pairs and are dlssaUls-
fed YOU will find us right here on the Main street
of Rratt1eboro ready to make good any and all
defects.
give are not selling the shoes we bought Cnls
snring at these prices. Our line OF regular goods
AT regular prices was never better or more COM
nlete. and we can furnish shoes for the most las
tidious to fit any foot or any pocketbook What
ever we sell YOU will be exactly as represented
NThe opportunity to purchase at these bargain
nrices will not be permanent Contrary to the
usual custom it is offered at time when the
demand for shoes is great. You want the shoes,
and we want the room. Is there any reason
WHY we should not get together?
DUNHAM BROTHERS.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06

Tommy Guiheen has been shifted
from third base TO center field on the
New Bedford team. BE is still keep
ing up his good work however, and
Is proving one Of the best run getters
on the team
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06

Visiting Boston will be welcome at the rooms
~ me Vermont Association, at The Westmln-
ster. Copley square. Boston. open dAii! h."i
nine a. m. until ten p. m.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06

The employees of Durham Broth
ers' wholesale department viii finish
work at o'clock on Saturday after
moons throughout the summer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
COUPON.

This coupon entities any read
er of the Reformer to have the
purchase price of Mi-o-na refund
ed in case it does not increase the
weight and cure stomach troubles.
I assume all the risk, and Mi-o-na
is absolutely free unless it gives
satisfaction.
George E. Greene.
I TAKE ALL RISK.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-06
M / PLEASANT ST., BRATTLEBORO, VT
WHAT THE COUPON GIVES

Months Treatment of Ml-o-na, the
Flesh Forming Food. at G. (. Greene s.
one of the best known druggists
in this section is making an ol1er on
Mi-o-na. the flesh forming food, that
is creating considerable talk on ac-
count of its liberal terms the con-
ditions of this offer are clearly shown
in the following coupon:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-01

a higher condition in the July report and the estimates today, emanating from oth- CT sources were much below their ideas, as manifested at our opening, when a dis position among the more timid to cover became evident, and temporarily from this source sufficient support was supplied to cause a steady tendency, though at no time very large, the weight of Offerings soon removed their fears causing a sag ging market on their retirement Traders seem contented to await the bureau re- port and little disposition is shown to look beyond this source of information. Should high condition figures be named it will be accepted, though not entirely born out by similar events, that big yield is imminent and prices will be further de- pressed pending some pesslmstie news from the fields. Again, should the figures not fully sustain the opinions of those bearisbly inclined. reactions from present levels would probably be in less propor- lions owing to the prevalence of this bear ish sentiment whose convictoins will only be permanently dislodged by diversified crop news of an exceedingly unfavorable tenor.
 Stoels-A little too general expecta- ton on the part of the speculative con tingent that a reaction of some impor- tance would take place in stocks defeat ed it's own anticipation today to a small extent but the recovery which was entire ly at the expense of the shorts was sig nificant of nothing but timidity on the part of a few bears and the taking ad- vantage of slightly oyersold condition by the room crowd which had not turned to bear side.
 The market shows a good foundation as near as we can judge and as we have often stated 1t will do to buy on all slumps. We are bullsh for the long pull out but for the immediate future we don't sec anything but irreguarity and slightly unsettled condition. The oper- ations today were confined chiefly to the fractions and one of two specalties in cluding Deleware and Hudson. These is sues were easily marked up owing to scarcity of supply.
 The news developments settled around Metropolitan and there was a large as- sortment of rumors from which to choose.
 Sales 16S,052