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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Will Return Dishonest Millions.

Thomas W. Lawson of Boston.
speaking before the Minneapolis Com
mercial club Thursday. July Is, said:
VI have several millions myself and |
wronged the American people in get
ting them. But | did not know it at
the time. When the time comes will
give that money back to them. John
d. Rockefeller is worth 100000 900
and can sit down and show you in
a weeks time how he got every penny
of it. Every dollar that John d. Rock
efeller has he got dishonesty" Later
at st. Paul. Mr. Lawson declared that
he had remedy for present finan-
cial evils which he would make
known when people were ready for
". The people must first get rid of
their stocks and bonds, sell them to
the system at the present inflated
prices, and then when the system is
forced to let them go. the people
should buy them back cheaply and
forever keep the control in their own
hands. When this has been accom-
pushed his remedy. which he de-
clared to be simple business propo-
sltlon, could be put into force, and
there would never again be imitation
of capital stocks. My friends" said
Mr., Lawson, wall street is nothing
but trick machine. Every year
Rockefeller Rogers. Morgan and 9TH
ers of their class run the American
people through that machine from one
end TO the other and as they pass
through the money in their pockets
rails into the systems bucket. What
! propose to you is simply to reverse
the operation; run the system through
the other way. and in that manner
them from their ill-gotten
gains and return their stolen millions
to the rightful owners, the American
people"
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
CHESTERFIELD.

Mr.. Streeter the new mail man
has a pretty turnout with a big UNI
bretla, that looks comfortable these
hot days.
Mrs. Cora Tisdale and her daugh-
ter. Ida Florence, and son, Everett
are with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
]. C. Hubbard, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Barrett have
entertained her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Dunton of Dublin, and Mrs. Lewis
HI. Egleston and daughter. Marion. of
Utica, n. Y.
Mrs. Rose Webster of Waltham.
Mass. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rugg last
week and w. +. Pierce and son,
Charles, of Greenfield. Mass. were
here at the same time.
Funeral services for William w.
Smith were held at his late home
Wednesday. Just a week after the ac-
cident that caused his death, and were
largely attended Rev. Mr.. Bartlett
of Spofford rendered a beautiful ser
vice and a quartette gave some nne
selections. Rare and costly flowers
covered the casket and were ar
ranged all about the room. MI
Smith leaves a widow. a son. Edwin.
of Boston. and two daughters, Mrs
E L. Stanford of Keene and Mrs.
Kirke Wheeler of Westmoreland- The
fnterment was in the family lot al
Westmoreland-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
HIN SDALE.
Lively Baseball Team orsan'zeo-A
, pleasant Surprise Party.

Manager Raleigh has organized
hall team made up mostly from ioca
PLAYERS discarded by the. assoclatioI
team and has gotten together pre..s
lively combination. Local spoi ing y.
men have been agitating a game OF
late between these teams ana Mall,
ager Raleigh announces that ne VIII
1,jay the association at any time. lne
whining team tc take two-thirds OF al
the gate receipts, or for, side bet. q
game between these two teams wouio
Certainly prove a drawing caro-.
A surprise party was given Miss
! Abbie Frazier of Arlington, Mass d.
the home of Dominique Bellviile ias'
SATURDAY. evening Miss Frazer mas
heefi snending several weeks WIN rel
atiyes. and her young friends gave
marty in her honor previous TO her re-
turn home. 80.
: = Roger Holland is camping at Spot
ford lake with friends"
= NAPOLEON Bellville Of Boston is VS.
iting relatives in town
waller Hildreth spent Sunday Win
relatives in Brattleboro.
william Crowley of Hartford, CT
! was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lynch visited
in windsor Locks, CT. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcdonald OIL
Brattleboro were in town SUNDAY
Mrs. Norman Knapp and Mrs. Edison
Moon visited in Claremont recently.
Emmett O'Brien of Hyde Park,
Mass, is visiting at William OBrlen $.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Hall last week Wednesday.
waltz party given by the young
men Is to be held next Thursday even
ing.
Raleigh's Colts will play the North.
field aggregation at Mortified. Thurs
day.
Fred Becknisharo of Pittsfield,
Mass, was in town few days ms
week.
J. r. Dawson of Hartford. VT, was
in town on business the first of the
week
The young men of the NJ. f. church
cleared sS.25 at their lawn party last
week.
Norris Drury assisted in S. H.
Richardson's bakery the first of the
week.
Percy Booth. who is employed in
Worcester. Mass, is at his home for
a visit.
Otto johnson was before the police
court Tuesday morning and paid the
usual $500.
Miss Eva Young of Franklin Falls
has been making an extended visit at
Peter Young's.
Krulewitzh & Co. are conducting d
clothing sale in the vacant store in
the Rink building.
Herbert wilkins of Keene, son of
Rev. w. J. wilkins. was with his fath-
er here over Sunday
DR.. whittemore has rented the
Spooner house on Highland avenue
and expects TO occupy II soon
Mrs. E W. Mackey and Miss NIL
dred Cramer. went this week to Bos-
ton to visit Mrs. ". E. Gould
Miss Addie Frazier has returned to
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Strictly One Price, CASH, and
Your Money Back if You Want It.

her home in Abingdon, Mass, after q
two weeks visit with relatives.
H. l.. Brown, NJ. D., has returned
from Boston where he has been with
his mother for couple of weeks.
Steve Duffee is working in Keene
| for Max Bergeron, who is on a three
weeks visit to New York. Boston and
Lowell.
The earthquake shock that passed
over a part of New England Satur-
day morning was felt slightly in this
vicinity.
Charles Lockwood has finished work
in the Brightwood paper mill and has
accepted position in E. S. Fields
drug store.
Walter Brooks took a fishing trip to
Spofford lake Thursday, but no large
catch is reported.
Walter Hildreth spent Sunday with
about fifty candidates at st. Joseph S
church Sunday afternoon Bishop De-
laney of Manchester officiated
John and Guy Smith were in Boston
Yesterday. They attended the Chicago
Boston National league game at which
Reulbach was booked to pitch:
A telephone and electric light wire
became crossed near the postoffice
Tuesday and a brilliant display of fire
works attracted the attention OF pass
ersby.
The baseball game with the Pine
Grove Springs team scheduled for last
Wednesday was postponed one week
on account of the boat clubs regatta
at Lake Spofford
The ladies' society of the Congre-
gational church held a lawn party on
the grounds of G. S.. Howe on Main
street Wednesday evening, which met
with the usual success.
Robert Field of Springfield is ex-
pected home next week for weeks
stay with his parents. Mr.. Field is
spending this week at Lake Placid
N. Y. with several friends.
w. l.. Brooks. who was employed ON
the Herald as correspondent and sport
ing editor has received an offer from
the Orleans County Monitor. of Bar
ton, VT. As yet he is undecided what
he will do.
Walter Brooks. catcher for the as
ISOLATION ball team. strained the liga-
ments of his left hand while sliding to
a base in the ball game last Saturday.
The injury, though painful. did not
qdittihS III ee%''N-
Posters are out announcing the Uni
versalist conference at the Isle of
Shoals. July % to 90, inclusive A
number of prominent speakers will give
addresses and reduced railroad fares
for the round trip are offered. The
round trip from here is $50.
Edward Courier and Miss Belle
Delphy were united in marriage at
the parochial residence. by the Rev.
d. C. Ling Wednesday afternoon at
1880. Mr.. Courier is loom fixer and
Mrs. Courier a weaver at the Amidon
Wooden mills and both are held in high
esteem by their many friends who
wish them happiness throughout life's
Journey. Mr. and Mrs. Courier left
wednesday afternoon for a short
wedding trip.
The Hinsdale Cornet band will give
a concert on Post Office. square to-
night and every two weeks for the
present. Following is to-nights pro-
gram: March. Empire State. winston;
Overture, Rays of Light. Wiegand; |
Two-step. Come Take Trip in my Air |
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
The Diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris is. that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. If you fear consump-
ton or pneumonia. it will, however. be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. T. MCGEE. of Vanleer.
Tenn. Il had a cough, for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me. until !
took DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, which
gave instant relief. and effected-a per
manent cure" Unedualled quick cure.
for Throat and Lung Troubles At F.
n. Holden and Cos. drug store; price
soc and s1.0e. guaranteed Trial bot
tie free.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Solicitor General Hoyt of the de-
partment of justice at Washington is
making a thorough inquiry into the
cotton report leaks in the department
of agriculture. The president in a
letter TO Attorney General Moody.
urged that every effort be made 10
bring Statistician Holmes to Justice
In connection with the scandal He
said: Please go over the papers
yourself. The man is, in my Judgment.
far greater scoundrel than If he had
stolen money from the government,
as ne used the government to deceive
outsiders and to take money for him.
sen ana for others" 1t has been de-
cided, in response to a generally ex.
pressed desire. to issue a new cotton
acreage report to take the Mace of
the report issued in June, provided
there are sufficient funds available to
40 the work. John Hyde. chief of the
bureau OF statistics. resigned his no.
sitlon tuesday. July is, and his resig-
nation was promptly accepted. viii
let N. Hays, assistant secretarv If
agriculture. has been placed in charge
OF the bureau temporarily. until a
competent statistician can be found
ar. Hydes name was not implicated
m tne cotton scandal. but he saws that
ms NE mas already been shortened by
s siis No".lhueu nght upon him. evil
denced in five different Investigations
IN each of which he has been vind,-
Gated, and he does not consider IN.
place he holds worth the fight neces-
sary to its retention. He declares
mat at present a powerful organiza-
tion Is bent on bringing about his re-
,lrement by one means or another. A.
letter. the contents of which have
oeen sworn to and which relate in
Detail the story Of how the cotton re-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Proof Is What You Want.

Physicians and trained nurses all
agree that Comfort Powder is best for
both adults and infants for all skin
soreness. 1t allays Inflammation,
cures chatting, prickly heat, eczema, Of
fensive perspiration and tender feet.
Uneaualled for nursery and sick room.
All druggists in Brattleboro recon-
mend ii.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

Mrs. Norman Colburn Is Visiting her
mother at Rochester. VT
Mrs Charles warwick has recover
ed from her long sickness so as to be
able to come to her mothers. Mrs. Ira
Fairs, for a few weeks.
Frank Richardson met with a pc
culiar accident recently. He was pre-
pairing to run his moving machine
when a small bottle of oil burst, cut
ting four fingers quite lady.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise parly, urs,
given to your stomach ~, IN -.
taking a medicine which N'I Il.
their pain and disconliioI..' .-s p
Kings New Life Pills. Ire srs
wonderful remedy, aior1,-s sIsi,'
lief and cure. for headao,,yy' t5sl;s
and constipation CSC at T. n
Cos. drug store
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Ship, Shields; Schottische, My Little
Black Savannah Coon, Steinbur"
Two step, A Gay Gossoon. Kendell;
Waltz, Waiting with the Girl | Love,
Evans. Intermezzo, Rustling Silks,
Snyder: March. National Encampment,
ktba,ta,,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
PUTIN EY.

The Ladies Aid society will hold an
ice cream sociable on the Methodist
church lawn Wednesday afternoon and
evening, July ~.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE
OPENS SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-SECOND
IN OUR CLOTHING AND SHOE DEPAR MEN Is

MEMS RA|NC0ATS
The most useful garment ever maze
for a man.
LOT odd coats taken here ana
there but every one worth nearly
double what we ask. Clearance price
S6.0S
LOT 2-Into this lot every coat that
sold from $3.50 to $500. Clearance
price,
1896
LOT 3-Contains every one OF our
best coats. including the famous kup-
penheimer make, worth SIS, s2o ana
s22. Clearance price,
S14.69
Mems long driving busters. worth
$3.50. Clearance price,
S1.10
odd summer vests, all sizes. Clear
ance price.
69c
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

hands of Secretary of AgricultH1
Wilson.
George w. Vanderbilt is to maze
radical change in the general mh1
lagement of his big Biltmore estate Il
Asheville. n. C. He has decided
adopt the old English method Of WI
letting his land to his tenants ~
announcement is also made tha'
Biltmore truck farm, which mas "
tually supplied the surroululI
country for many years, is 10 DC
off to the public and in the iul
be given up entirely to turhlsIa
supplies to the Biltmore house
Vanderbilt has more than lOVo la
ants and 200 or 800 employees
Daniel Maloney, who had MADE
merous successful ascenslons
Prof Montgomery's aeroplane
5000 feet to his death at SANTA ~
Cal. Tuesday, July is. ABOUT
persons We're Mortified witnesses
accident. While Maloney was
neuvring the aeroplane having
loose from the balloon, the lla'n
suddenly swerved and turner
land Maloney was unable to eoluV
After several turns in the al
wings came together and the nj
chine plunged straight doWh"S az ~
loney's, skull was fractured. II"
oplane was demolished
An area of oppressive heal
brings to mind the record -pl. n
summer of 1901, settled dowH "a,
the eastern and New Engiahu ,,sc
this week and has caused great . sS
ing in the large cities, win nu luz
of deaths. Philadelphia reg re- INA
maximum temperature OF 700 ,gsst
day, July IS, in New York lii az I'D
er bureaus high mark was a. "a
i'm Boston a temperature OF rsc
recorded. On the streets Fix
the thermometers have tre req ~ bjt
Dictated a temperature OF lvV p"
err.
The Dominion government M nrsr
creased the salary OF the ~
from $4,000 to $4,000 year ~ Il
leader of the opposition WIN IN
600. Members of parliament .' nm
$500. instead of $500, q 81 ssrs
and privy councillors who h I. ,,oiuss
the full five years as caoil, lily a
will be entitled TO a life dll,'u 4
to one-half of his Official -, al.
chief justice of the supreme ne 1,
TO receive $4,000 a year anu -
err judges in proportion
Dartmouth college and ola "a
chaers church. Marbleheda. u
benefit by the will OF slei
Stevens of Cambridge, 3l AIsss
probate at East Cambridge, -irsr
Dartmouth college S1,Ope Is ,,Ssun
a scholarship fund. to pc s Nm n
the Asa Stevens seh2!aIsi...sss 4
boys TO be giEe .rs 30
erence. To Old St Michaei Tss =
is given SOU -siatiFe
due of the estate is leit W
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

At a meeting at Rutland Saturday.
July Is. the state railroad commits
sioners upon the protests of the Della
ware & Hudson and Rutland railroad,
ordered held in allegiance its order OF
six months ago directing the Rutland
Street Railway company to install at
all its grade crossings with the steam
roads, electrical danger signals. The
railroad companies want the trolley
company to install an interlocking
system of signals at $4,000 each. the
expense, as is usual, to be borne by the
street railway company, which its offi-
Gals say they cannot afford. Rail-
road experts denounced the kind OF
signals ordered as inadequate and I'M
safe. Importance was lent to the case
by the assistance of H. H. Powers. at
torney for the. Rutland railroad. who
said that all the other roads OF Ver-
mont took the same position in the
case and would regard the action TAX
en- as a precedent. 1t was unofficially
stated that representatives of all the
railroads of the state would meet the
railroad commission about September
/ to adopt if possible system If sat
isfactory to roads concerned.
II. G. Thomas of Stowe fish COM
missioner. reports that Henry Amidon
of Pownal was arrested by County
Warden Harry Chase of Bennington
for illegal fishing and was fined $40 and
costs of $3.50, total $3.50. which he
paid. This makes 81 arrests by War
den Chase and a conviction in each
case.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
GOoDNOW, PEARSON & HUNT

port was falsified, is said TO be IN u
hands of Secretary of Agricula1
Wilson.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

LOT Contains every broken Il
in mems trousers that were EaI
$3.50 and $500. The finest reaiy.tt
wear trousers that II is possible ID
tailors to make will be found in thyI
lot. All sizes, 30 to 46 waists Css
ance price,
S3.S7
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

LOT 4-Contains nearly 300 pairs
and comprises a very wide range OF
fabrics in black cheviots, tweeds ana
hard finished goods; the make OF eV-
cry pair guaranteed by US to be ab-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
CONNECTION Is MADE.
Crosseut to Ais Ledge Completed
In Utah Copper Mine.

Vice President Enos A, Wall accom-
panied General Manager lacking on a
roundup of the Utah Copper com-
pany's properties IN Bingham yester-
day. While IN camp connections were
made with the AIS Well shaft with
the cross-cut from the main tunnel
Work win now be pushed I'm the de-
Further to the westward the Ohio
Frther to the westward the Ohio
Copper company Is extending It's drift
into the Utahs territory under an ar
rangement entered into sometime ago
between the managers OF the respective
properties. This drift has penetrated
Utah ground to the extent Of about 100
feet and win be continued until COM
nection is made with the ANS Well
shaft workings,
The drift tx being extended by the
Ohio Copper on condition that IL ls to
have the proceeds Of the ore extract
ed Under this arrangement the Utah
win have this end Of It's territory de-
veloped Immediately and thus the
character and value Of the ore win be
known sooner than II otherwise would
have been.
The ANS Well ledge has an average
width Of about IA feet and contains a
large quantity Of high grade copper
ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24

early history OF that camp It was an
important producer
G. a. Short, the well known Fay
New, mining operator, will leave Tor
the south tonight, after having spent
week IN the city on business.
George a. Edwards. who Is managing
the Lincoln mines at Pearl Ida, VIII
pull out for the north and viii return
to his post Of duty again tomorrow
james j. Burke. the contractor, who
was a victim OF a runaway while visit
ing the Golden Eagle properties near
Winnemucca, New. recently VIII soon
be around again.
Two carloads Of ore from the Nevada
Alpine mines at Lone Mountain, New,
are In today's market, and were sold
on controls showing ESQ ounces IN si-
Yer, 30 per cent in lead, $40 in gold and
IL per cent copper.
Crystal Springs Is a new town Just
laid out In the Kakich district II Is
four miles west OF Kawich and three
miles north Of Gold Flat, and is said to
be delightfully."- situated In a beautiful
valley called Crystal Springs, and near
a water supply, 1t Is the intention OF
the owners to build a dam below the
springs and conserve the waters for do
nestle purposes, which can be readily
done and at but little expense. c. w.
Long Is the agent at Goldheld.-Gold'
field Review.
A couple of new towns In the
Kawich section have had their names
changed by the promoters, Goldreed
sounded too much like GOldheld for
practical purposes SO the name has
been changed to Kawich Senator Nix
on roared at what he deemed too much
promsouous playing on his name, so
the owners OF Nixon very CONSIDERABLY
changed 1t TO Gold Fiat Under the new
names the new mining towns VIII no
doubt thrive and prosper Just the same
as though nothing has happened to
their original titles, --Goldheld Review.
Reports from Southern California
state that "Borax" Smith has a large
force Of men at work at Soda Lake,
30 miles north Of Daggett, on the Clark
road, grading for the railroad which
is to enter the borax fields Of Death
valley. The terminus Of the new road
at present viii be at Furnace creek,
but Il Is the intention to continue II
on to Goldheld and Tonopah Senator
Clark Is said TO be backing MIR, smith
I'm his enterprise and when the road Is
completed II viii become a part OF the
salt Lake and San Pedro SYSTEM -
Goldheld Review
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-24
Southern Iron Stocks Feyerish
And Excited 10 the Opening
Dealings
GAINS GREATER THAN LOSSES.
A Moderate Reaction Was Checked
By the Extreme
Activity

New York Feb. 2I.--The southern iron
stocks were feverlsh and excited again IN
the opening dealings today, The dealings
IN the general list were not notable out
side OF few stocks, but gains preuoni-
mated over losses Six thousands shares
OF Union Pacific sold at 1904 ana u"
compared with 1909 last night Speeuia-
tive operations were not so cQngested IN
few quarters as on yesterday the carry
demand embracing a large NUMBER oil
stosks. The southern iron group moved
in a more orderly manner ana was con-
siderably less active. Tennessee Coal got
ON ~ and sloss-shefheld Steel 81, New
York central Missouri Pacific Union ia,
cinc and Ontario a Western all neholleu
from an enlargened demand ~
times the market In general Wab stI9ns'
Minneapolis 81. Louis ana ~. Marlc ~ p,
proved 2ia, New York Central ~ On,
tario & Western aud Smelling ~ ana
Union Pacific Canadian Pacifc' missouri
Pacific, Brooklyn Transit ana hupueI
TO ~. st. Paul advanced n poinl. lhteI-
national Power and United states TX,
nress ran on and Pacific Coast Federal
Mining and Lead 10 ~, some OF the
active features were point or more On
low their best prices at il O'CLOCK 49,,
The reaction was moderate but chseNe3u
gamated Copper led rally WIN a gam
OF "A point and prices recovered 10 thS. TOP
FOR some stocks Wabash preferred, Kan
sas southern preferred, Car Foundry pre-
ferred and Locomotive rose J 10 IN Nlr-
einia Iron "a. and Electric storage Bat-
tery 3, Lackwanna fell "a, Federal MIN,
ing 4 Great Northern preferred ~ ann
pIttsburg. c. c. g. St J., ana ST. LOUIS
Southwestern point or more.
Bonds were steady at noon.
Upon renewal Of demand Tor STOCK, OF
first Importance particularly IN NEW
York Central Union Pacific ana lllihols
Central. prices again rose with some Wig
or New York Central rose TO lolN and
Indicated a gain of 8 points over nighl
Union Pacific brought 10 and Illinois
Central and Northwestern gained over a
nolnt Biscuit was then taken very ilee-
lv and touched 500.
Railroad stocks absorbed the bulk OF me
late afternoon dealings and there was q
further considerable expansion OF tne
DAYS gains Low priced stocks Were
very active especially Erie, Rock Island
and Southern Railway. The southerh
proup were consplcuously firm, Southern
Railway rising 3a, Louisville a point ana
illinois Central "a Minneapolis. 81, Paul
and S. S Marie and Virginia iron went
mn on wide fluctuations and at O'CLOCK
ruled GA and So respectively over yester.
DAVIS closing other gains were point
in Erie Pennsylvania Mexican Contra !
and 2 In Kansas city Southern preferred