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Gulf G Ship Island Railroad Company.

Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company. Parlor car between Jackson and Gulf port on Trains Nos. and 4
 PASSENGER SERVICE.
 Daily Daily
 No. 5. No. 3. Lv. Jackson ... .. 4.30 am 3:25 pm Lv. Hattesburg ..... S:10 am ZOO pm Ar. Gulfport .... ....1 200 am o:b0 pm
 Daily Daily Ar. Laurel ...... COD S:20 am Ar. Silver Creek. (SO1) s:00 am (303) 6.35 pm
 Ex. Sunday Ar Columbia. ... d00 Il 80 am
 Daily Daily
 No. f. No 2 W Gulfport .... .... 7:20 am 4:to pm Lv Hattiesburg .....10;35 am 71S pm Ar. Jackson .... .... 200 pm 10:35 pm
 Daily Daily
 Fix. Sunday Ar. Laurel. (203) 2:15 pm Ar. Columbia (1O2) 1:30 am Q0D S:10 pm AT JACKSON-ConnectIon with Illinois Central trains, Yazoo and Mississippi Val ley trains. and Alabama and Vicksburg trains for Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati and all other northern and northeastern points.
 AT ESBURG-Connection made with New Orleans and Northeastern trains, Mississippi Central (P. & l.. R.) City trains.
 AT GULFPORT-Conne made with Louisville and Nashville treins. For further information apply to
 s. D. BOYLSTON.
 General Passenger Agent.
 Gulfport. Miss. Effective December il, 1904.
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Atlantic Coast Line

Elegant passenger service to the South and East. Trains leave Mont gomery at 6:50 A. M.. 4:00 P. M. and i:45 P. M. Through sleeper to Jack. sonville leaves Birmingham via L. & N. at $40 P. M.
 ]. 4. TAYLOR. T. p. 4,
 Montgomery Ala
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CARROLLTON SHORT LINE RAIL,
 WAY COMPANY.

To Carrolltor and Stansel Ala. via
 Reform, Ala
 No. q No L u:eo am Leave Carrolltor.. Arrive 4:oo pm il 70 m Leave St rel. .--ivs 3:b pm Il 40 am Arrive Reform Leave 8:25 pm
 Jorir T. cOCHRANE.
 Pres. and Genl Manager. Carrollton. Ala
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Bonds.

United States 2s. registered. ......... Io4ss United States 2s, coupon. .............. lo4ss United States 3, registered. United States es, coupon. United States new 4s registered ...l3oM United States new 4s, coupon ......I3IDa United States old As, registered. ..... lo5M United States old As, coupon. n........Io5z Southern Railway 5s ............lI8Is Mobile and Ohio ct. As ................ 97s4 Central of Georgia Sd inc. ......... el
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BTRMINoHAM AND ATLANTIC R. R.

BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC a. R. Read Down Read Up. No. L No. 3. No. 2 No. | am. pm. am pm. 7;20 $500 Lv.. .Taiadega..Ar 10:1o 7:S s:35 S:52 Lv. Per City. ..Lv S:50 6:31 9:5S lo:05 Ar. Bir' gham. .Ly c:10 5:15 with Eastern Of nama to Pyr,ton. Trains Nos W and ss daily. All others daily except Sunday.
 J. '. FLEETWOOD. c. P. A John c. Soley. General NanAgW.
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cen and Crescent Route.

Arrive from Depart to- Memphis ... 9:55 pm Memphis ..12:20 pm Memphis ... $40 am Memphis ..10:So pm Wn'fd ... 10;on am Winfield =. 4:21 pm
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Central of Geornla Railroad.

ArrIve from Depart to-
 Columbus ..10:l5 pm Macon ...., $40 am sava'h ..... .12: :05 pm Savann'h :. 400 pm All trains run by Central time Trains marked thus @ are daily except Sunday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
DUN N ERSTON.
Successful Concert by E. n. Miller and
His Pupils

Considering the weather. a goodiy
number gathered Wednesday evening
for the concert given by Z. II. Miller
and his pupils. assisted bv the Brattie-
boro male duartette, Mrs. Miller az
reader and Miss Crosby, piano soiolst
and accompanist The hearty ap-
nIarse and demands for encores
rivan each and every number testi-
Hed 70 the pleasure Of the audience
n Is the first time we have heard the
male ouarretfe here in Dummerston.
bur We are now ready to join Win
Brattieborc in appreciation or the eA
cellent quality of their selections ana
ths rleasing manner in which they
we're rendered. The solos given py
Mr.. MilIer's pupils showed carsiul
training under a teacher, VINO. not
forgetting other necessary detalir,
strives for and gains de!gnluI
clearness Of enunciation. Mrs Miller
readings varied in character SUFFICIENT
IL ~ give US an idea Of her ability IN
that especial direction. The one tnaI
viii be remembered by US longest
l. Any IraIiens from Owen Meredith
WHICH she rendered with great express
sfnn ana power. This annual concert
Al q great treat to all of US here IN
Dummerston. and We fully realize tnat
were ii not for Mr.. Miller's desire g
helm the community ana the cnurch,
Of which he is a trustee We shouiu
not nave all this enjoyment thus
brought 70 our door
Don't miss the excursion to LAKE
sunapee via the Boston & Maine rail-
road on aug. %.
As the Rev. ". P jackson closes
- y,-orJx hara Aug. 81 there VIII be
public reception given 70 him and ms
g-ifa IN the vestry Of the Congrega-
tional church or Friday evening aug
% We hope to have many OF tn-
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Jackson pres
4 emit
\ Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Harry Miller have
returned from very pleasant yislL
( 10 their daughter. Mrs. 4. g. Waiker
~ Fa-iav n. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
enanr some time visiting and sight.
seeing with friends in DUBUQUE ana
( Chicago taking in trip oy ooaL ~.
the Mississippi river and stopping a.
8 Niagara and other points OF interest,"
/ an the way home.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
SOUTH WARDSsOHo'

1-ne1e Nathaniel Johnson Is Oh ''ie
sick list -ro-,-,Shara
1fr and Mrs. Crapo OF leEs -. -
.- az AZ II E Brown's last "eeA
NJ stevens of LONDONDERRY : De sls
M her daughter. Mrs Fayetle H'ioe-
v-,u clark Of Brattleboro mas mo- y. :
F" a - the Almond Moore farm On
East hill Ia
NJ Kent Of Landgrove mas lil 80, =
m Rice's farm and IS al NorA
FOR Lonan Coions -. -
WIN clark was called to Nashua =. =,
:, -acentIy BY the illness OF hls ~
r. n - beer visiting there Tor a lev
W@ -.ts aides. aid had their sale az,
- The wardsboro Cortes 90 80
s-fandance and rendered 2 ~ ~
N-1S.-3,5s All had very sgrees ~ "a
- s,a the ladies realized al'',tl
In ,;,' nj vrill be used to repair me ehoroil
r. urtIe son Of E F johnson q
..-Il-14,sis Mass. formerly o. 49,
- TN last Saturday ana . ~
-. t,o-es Of his right arm 20 -
-. ~ ,,--ist and elbow. The ate It, - =,
-, - -bi1ts it rather rough Il nsHiiiz H
s-,--.7a1 thar day.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
SOUTH VERNON.

-. Ms ManseI Bush Of Soulh
poston visited friends mere e.
a new house just north q -
residence. mo+,b
-a,.aral from here went q er, ar.
Mi and Block Island On 'iis
SION saturday. uavap
,frs E. Brooks Of Far -la;,is 81
Mas Is very III with apt could. i
Ma Mr. her mother. Mrs Aurora e'ou'0' :
al.a rar
Win - sold his blaeksInith
D. Parker ma M and has rented the
stock anu Iobn Gallup who has taken
shop =
possession, "a FAMILY visited in
Robert Allen ana - 60 Mr.. Allen
wilIiamEsyilies ron mn Of peaches almost
has flne crop
ready 10 harVesD r-,o-s blanchard
Misses Carrie an tn1.ir visit in Con-
have returned, 1T, IT,. ars accompanied By
way. Mass. tne
s,r1a women friends - frtend
so - Marcia Beers. with ner Y
Miss Emma Blair 81 Beers's. Tbs
e ~ visiting at J. A-,,ersI months
ar 49, y.-ar1en have. for sew = booi
yVuli7 ..,,ccassfully engaseu -,.--rSx-lxa.
been sSine IN the state OF si-'-7
E
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
soiITH WINpHAM.

NJ and Mrs. Cakes of Troy. y T.,
ara visiting at William BARRIERS
John shaw spent Monday ana iues-
day with his uncle in Townsnend
An open air meeting was held az
GoodeIl's camp Sunday afternoon
John Harris of Rockingham was q
recent guest Of his brother, A A Har-
ris.
Mr. and Mrs. Metealf Of Worcester
Ness are visiting al II. c. WHIT
combs.
Mrs. l. a. yanderhoof Of New YORK
CITY 4 spending some time AZ y y
Shaw's
lanes :. Egan of Mohawk, \. u
has beer visiting his sister Mrs Den
mis- Frederick -.
Among the new arrivals al ths
camp is an Indian family. consisting OF
a man and his wife and little papoose.
one of the ladies boarding a.
Charles Jones's broke ooth ooiigs ~
one leg while al Hamilton rams
Sunday afternoon.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
seRNARpsroN.

Oliver Aldrich has been taken TO the
Farren hospital
The Baptist and Methodist churches
are closed for two weeks.
Charles Deming and family have
returned TO New Britain. Conn.
Rev aud Mrs. c. r Sherman are
spending their vacation in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cairns have
recently visited friends in keene, y.
H.
Miss sherman of Dover. VT. is a
guest Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
T. Lazelle
Mrs L. y. weatherhed OF Riverside
! Is visiting relatives and friends dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Slate have re-
turned from their trip 10 Boston.
Gloucester and Rockport.
The grange lawn party was post
poned from Friday 10 saturday even
ing by the thunder shower.
Mrs. Leavitt Stark of Dummerston.
| VT. accompanied by Mrs. Carl 7.
Reed were over Sunday guests OF F.
1 L. Stark
I Miss Fredrika Cronyn attended the
recent worlds convention of photogra-
piers in Boston and visited friends in
\ that vicinity
I Rev. w. II. Adams, former pastor
4 Of the NJ f. church here. now OF
+ Southwick made brief visits in town
lon his return from Leyden.
+ Mr.. benjamin and J. W. Chaplin re-
turned Monday from their trip 70
/ Block Island. bringing fine specimens
/ secured on a fishing excursion.
/ The monthly union service was held
lin the Congregational church last sun
/ DAY evening. The church was lighted
with gas from the new plant Ihe
1 fixtures were contributed by Mrs
/ Afford
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen. Miss Eve
llvn Chapin. Miss Avis Hale. Misses Il
land +. Cronyn. Theodore Cronyn
Harry Chaplin and Guy johnson Of
/ Vernon are spending the Week az
| Spoford lake. Chesterfield. \. h
The Epworth league win give lawn
party on the grounds of f u. strattoi
FRIDAY evening Aug. Is Mr.. ano
Mrs. Green. with daughter OF Hart
ford are expected TO furnish music
i for the occasion Cake and ice-erean
will be served
/ Field day of Pomona grange viii Or
held in Franklin park Aug %. begin
ming at 10 a. m. The morning "iA pe
spent in playing games basket iuheh
at II: 80. A literary and musical pro-
gram win be given in the afternoon
All are cordially invited whether
i grangers or not
/, Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ Morton Of Bay
lonne. n j.. who are at Fred Legate
i I.4ysien. for month. Mr. and Mrs
I Henry Parker. boarding al NJ l
Corbett's. with guests from Bernard
stou Guflford and Greenfield had
recent picnic on the Aretas Dsnnisor
/ ulaee the childhood home Of ArS
/ Parker and Mrs. Morton Refresh
i uents were drawn by a neaVy yehe 2
i oxen 70 the picnic grouna. Nhis y ~ y - .,
--4rds we're played and thus the urn'
was rendered enjoyable to the p WIZ
/ YearrieiratH1
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
VERNON.

The Ladies circle will Heel nrA'
"wednesday afternoon in their rooms
Miss Lillian White Of New Tote
,-i-ifas hay brother. r. A White. ana
other friends last week.
Mis- Mary Robinson Of Jamaica =
SPENDING a few days with her cousins
Misses Aida ard Florence Barnes.
Miss conway, who has been visiting has
Miss Inez Akley, returned g @
home in Amherst, Mass. this WeeA-
q Ernest Hubbard returned from
Mer;dsn Conn. saturday and viii re-
main at his fathers for few weeks
wantastiquet grange Of Hinsda al,.
viii observe neighbors night NJ
vernon grange Saturday evening
Aug ~.
Mis- Ethel Webster of Gainesville
ria v,ho mas been studying eiocutloh
81 the summer session OF the E- I
q aop School OF oratory in Boston Mass
= - ~ e,,est Of her aunt. Mrs + II
slrfsx for q month
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
EAST JAMAICA

y d Allen is on the SICK hsI
Mr. almedia Boynton Is visiting al
H z. Towards.
Alien has been haying IN
Wardsbcro for Bert knight
r Howard and son. FRANK OF
Eo,,-nsv are in town this Week
aloha Alien helped c. W Dunbar
few davs last week in haylng;
Rernice Gleason and family o. w.
windham visited al ". : AMEN
day III
the frst of the week i now iiilpi'N
ing s-.-,
leone Robinson Of West Wardsoor,o
has been visiting at her uncle : HAipH
Nisses Helen and Florence Butler q q
Rutland have been visiting al Z N
M NJ Butter has been visi ,5.
I her daughter and family AZ Ihree HiN'
ers. Mass
RAYMOND Greut has finished work fol
nj Purler and returned 10 ms nonl'
In Newfane-
IN Allen and Charlie Fowler havl
bsSn IN west Jamaica cutting hay q
Mr. Aliens farm
NJ and Mrs. Il E Howard vent
p,-r.sv Sarursay 70 visit their son Al Al
<srflx Their grandson Il III oul osl
ter al last reports
n. auction sale q Charlie Dun
- .r-i-s PERSONAL proQe-rv VII taA
-. - Hfr runbarrs residence ner
.Thn-S5ar. August p, a. ? a n
Mr. and Mrs. ". H Haruilto-l, N ~
: ara Ms. Herbert Bent and s'si's- y, " p
i-rrnr and I.awrenee- drove % ~.
minister saturday = Visit reiatiN-s y
1 /. f1u favE
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
waRpssoRo.

rr.5 Underwood. who has been slch
Win a boil or his face. i better
f.a,rva Morse is visiting his broth
ar ava sister in Worcester. MASS
r,-ss EDDY and wife Of New York are
.-,s,.i,es- bis mother. Mrs. Mary Eddy
walfer I.eith who spent the last
- nth his family has returned %
greenfield, Mass
The wardsboro baseball team vi
rlsv with the West Townshend teal ~
1t East Jamaica next SATURDAY a.
.. m ar
Mrs. Althea TerriIl who mas pssh
line the past month with hef SIS
ter. Mrs Eames. has iieo
t5eboro. Mrs. Eames accom- ps'ii''N
her. ,,., ara
NJ D. MAY. grandchildren, ana
Nli S-s,a-ye ana family are taking a
..rria &c drive to visit ME- Mas =,
~ 1870 ,i,.T in Greenfield, and sister IN
I.eyden. Mass.
-. ara Mrs p. vial Of Bernardston.
81, ana Mr. and Mrs. Thomas OF
1s..;,7s,er,art conn. spent the hrst OF me
I-asE Win their daughter ana sistei'
Ms Ernest Pike.
~. new arrivals at the hotel are
s,IfaIrs. walter McManus. Misses
= = Ina ana susan McDougaL Dr.. Har-
$3.50 I-',,-rrsather and Miss Rosetta ttlg-
a. s-ou7 TROY. y. Y and Rev ana
Nr 1s Alfred Burke Of Pe1etsli'ii M
Mass. .-r,,,,l
The A z. club will hold their annual i .,
,eefrI and fancy articles a.
the NJ. E. church THURSDAY ar. aILeFl lsle
- ~ evening. Aug "a. Ice cream. -
s -. and sandwiches VII oe ~
f fv,lT 8 to 5. after which ProL =. ~ -
/ aStins late of the English aIin a,,,.r.
+ Gardner. Mass. viii give an - mi
sni,,,,,.snf consisting Of solos ana lii
talilfilsll -, t.oovn and unknown instru-
tatlsl-S e proceeds OF sale viii be uses
- ,aiutjng the church
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
DeFAuLTED TOTOMNSHEND
BoNDvillE DECLARED LOSER
IN BASEBALL GAME.
Official Score e-o-A Good Bluff That
Did Not Work-improved Standard
GAUGE a Factor in the Trouble
Other Townshend News.

The official score for the baseball
game between the teams from Bond
VILE and Townshend last saturday
afternoon Is Townshend ?, Bonfvilie
%. And thereby hangs a tale. The
game was scheduled and advertised
for o'clock In the afternoon ana
goodly number Of spectators We're on
the grounds at the appointed time TO
witness the game. but the advertised
did not come off. Seven or eight Oh
the BoDdville players were there on
time INIT the rest of their equipment,
the heavy furniture. which was COM
ing by freight. did not arrive untll
later. So much later that after wait
ing an hour and seeing the crowd
fade away like fog before a north
easter. Manager Evans asked tne
R,ndyiue contingent to NIL In their
numbers from the available players on
the ground and start the game. As
they ala not see 1T 20 do this when
the urnpire called. Play ball. thar
ofIciaI. ia accordance with the rules
declared the game forfeited 10 Towns
bend by the score Of ? TO Q. somewhere
IN the vicinity OF 5 o'clock. after sew
eral innings of a scrub game had been
PLAYED. the improved standard
gauge deposited a cargo OF somewhat
agitated Bondville humanity at me
nearest railroad crossing and, IN due
time. they presented themselves on
the ball grounds ready to do or Ole
for the SIS guarantee for the 0 CLOCK
game with a 8 O'Clock crowd The
bluff was well set up and received
vigorous support from the BondViiie
RIOTERS but II didn't work for the II
hunks a little bill. Manager Evans
ala the fair thing by them in orerlns
10 pIav a game then and give them
half the gate receipts but the visitors
were "a strenuous for the whole thlne
that they turned this offer down. ana
went off home richer only by consio-
cradle experience. and more convinced
of the uncertainties of the game OF
bIuff Townshend would much rather
have played the game out than WIN i
hy default II Is true that the game
now stand two for TOwnsnend ahe
one for Bondville. but the enty rea
test there has been of the two teams
49, III the game Townshend won from
| BendviIle 81 Reeds hill July y by
score ~ Ia 8. The first game played
I at Bondyille was won BY them IroLl
/ a rrtrrIad team and afforded no more
ground for a COMPARISON than the az =,
game won by Townshend by detauiA
4 an lovers Of true sport nope m
I Roudviile team viii accept the efia nc
[ 10 redeem themselves and win or ios'
/ the game on its merits Posslbl'
some other day when the uncertain
ties Of transportation by freight ar
p,iuirnized schedule may be IKE
IN and the good old game reifstatt-ol-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
E,5.si-s5Is landscape colorina-


zri-ar in last weeks issue OF the
LzHa and Courier is evidently bless
n-s vivid imagination and love
+. artistic IN nature for a strong
4 : ns5e that some wild animals
E-agfF large ones like bears ps
4 nrales--d To enjoy life and add
Es7irgBess TO the fields and for
4 e. insinuated that since the
y heard 81 in Mortified has MOI
b. far shewad up children or pour
L + perhaps was not intending 70
y f b. should happen to take snesp
lres no great damage would Pc
Il. Tb4 residents Of Northneld
knair are not anxious to expert
IN NTH the appetite of even one
u neither are they raising STOCK
b. benefit Of a hungry bear fam
/ The writer adds a rosy descrip-
# tn good nature of the pea.
zks that few Of these am
scattered through the wild ana
zdme7 mountain thickets DO nc
-rlsr harm and add color 10 me
He does not say what Color
Esh most Of Us it would De a.
& dar A P8lander. in describing
saq1ntsr with one Of these wild
as said awful. me hair grow
I ar=i for home in ten-Ioo'
H. THIS writer should camp neal
h rigorous bear den that he M n
thoroughly describe the de1gh.s
wear encounters BY actual expert
+ and note just what particuiai
vas added to the. landscape
b. vh8 have seen the bear traces
Bot 50 sympathetic but what tnes
Sill hunting, and carry olhe'
Hzs0ns beside field glasses or
E-ar1
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
HALIFAX.

Mrs. e :. Niles Is spending lev
aavs al the Mortified meetings
y II Hackley Of Greenfield Mass
was IN town the first Of the Week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Scott spent o.
al the Mortified meetings iast -.
The Sunday school picnic ma -
p, bavs beer held last Tuesday has
49, ros-noned until Friday. Aug %
Master Harold Allen Of Wllming lo ,
cd Misses EloiSe and Bertha Dai-
Tvr1nle Of Brooklyn. n Y. are the
s,,as-s Of Mrs. A C Jones.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18

rinoua V. MARQUIS trans ss-. D. -
rr--ouvfIle. Pa says - -. -,-,,--s
- i rightly nanlel- = - ,sr-r-
1sts rraising anytniiz- = .--ssI-t-- F-sat
slNe -sr- r.. sure YOU get Coz1l1o1
- -rirh the Babys Heal -
r r-.s-,-.s Surse On the box Al o
druggists sci II
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
klss q YEARS RECORD
TENDANCE AT NORTH
~, CONFERENCE SUNDAY.
wg Close Mex. Sunday
~, ed With Visitors
~. sesakers = Singing
Al.,s,asr-The New Organ.

III Christian Worhers
= hose. as next Sunday
day but there has
irrran u enthusiasm or
RTE arzest number that
ia'-s. rHIs5 10 such gatherings
44 The hotel, the SEM
,gs and 4ll available rooms
a-~ E about 200 tents
~ rr s' accommodate the
r. Lass sunday crowds Of
Tendance. The au-
the largest building
" RI western Massachusetts,
1rz-flRing so that many
= aud Paul ID. Moody
saving that the audience
a the y Years dur
~ Inference has been
Bb5rsarr Webb-P eploe Of st.
s-.s-rf london who Is Civ
gres preached sunday
= Erav.as Christ AT 1850
a- out Of doors and at
V-s Bruome Of New York
netting. while a special
ling for men was held in
~--sra-izaa. church. AT the
t5-.T5 Ton service, Miss Fer
S5rts africa led and at the
.l-rf.= Rev. Webb-Peploe was
- Monday was missionary
5s-z-sf interesting mission
- addresses. DR.. G. Campbell
n westminster church. Lon
GIVING Il course Of daily lee
Fv5dus which attracts large
Dr Morgan is preaching
--ar ar The Fifth Avenue Pres
y. ergrr " New York and IS
J. II gs,snr6 to with great inter
-srnav Of Scotland and DR..
pro1grton II Atlanta Ga.
amorr the many interesting
no week and two new men
=, conference were heard on
- P Fit, superintendent
y,a5v Bible institute. Chicago.
I'm willis Baer Of New YORK
= bAirg one If the most popular
- 5a-e al the student confer
min Rev. DR.. Tennis 5. Ham
+ h-4n present. He has been al
- ~ conferences here ever since
- ~ early in the eighties. and,
~, a7ce a year Mortified mas
= ri4asure Of listening TO this
- T-aaeh-r from Washington.
zass- 81 the singing, Charles NJ
- gave Commute lecture
/ --vals Wednesday. He is I'M
s,.fr o1e If the best leaders that
| ,1ra-s Of Northfield have ever
~ nv his pleasant methods eV-
the audience is made TO CO.
T. over 10000 copies OF the
4 Winfield hymn, on. What a
E. hsra been distributed and eY-
t. n -Bwn Is singing IT. Some OF
!. -ars At the new organ were de-
= in coming. so the organ IS hos
T. but a force Of men are
20 II il every night as the au-
nm Il n constant use during the
4 i hg1ed that the work Will
g-ni..,4d % the organ can be ded-
IN bssarz The close of the CONFER
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
Fiendish Suffering

ia often caused by sores. ulcers ana
cancers that sat away your skin WI,
RadaI of Flat Rock. Mich, says:
have used Bucklen's Arnica saw ~
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. II y ~ ).
49, raa1frr dressing I ever found
-oot,as and heals cuts. burns ana
scalds CSC at f. H Holden & Co :
drug store; guaranteed
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
Shorts Oxen Remain Champions.

some az the men at Wizards milL
ana Frank Lawrence especially. arr
~ tha opinion that the fellow wne
laushs' last gets the most real ENJOY :
rrent ont Of it. Ii seems that two oi
~ 4b0vs~ whose first initials range
fram A 10 T. fixed up scheme ias 49,.
SATURDAY afternoon to load ShoFl
and mis- oxen 10 starldstliL ai ~,
favf bzyith began to chuckle and PIE
an the lumber Mr. WIZARD has
So rafr af cattle which ne puf-
chasad last spring from WiliianasVille
n7Ttias especially 10 work in ms mn
rsr5 and these cattle. which have neeh
~, rerir,ients Of short attentions
sirce their arrival. have effected q
condition in his anatomy COMPARE pie
,,rI,- ~ that enlargement Of tns
.iarrr" which the ancients experienced
v.bar a Affection went out 70 some neilsl
fr,5f,riaual short has groon1-d them
anS roItshed them and fed them uillll
rhax- IA hln1 credit ard they ceftaiiis
Ala their best toward repayIng MN
thereby saving their champion Ir0lla
Iot If good natured char1ng DuI W :
tbA absence Of Short the aIoFesS'il
.abovs' piled the lumber up ana W y,
the big trucks until they NeFs ~ -
an5 agreed among themselves ttia'
+ they had bu1lt a. DIE a ioeO -. :
draw in Hinsdale, and We're 49, y -, -
intent And when Short came alie
/ 1,alra5 m al the big load they ehalt So = -
sor7a more. satisfied that they mad ni.i
tsata1 But short" had faith Ia M
ssvsn and hitched them on and began
.henting to them after the manner
nnroyee4 Of BY successful Jehus ane
-n.tis.a,,.t1, the huge load began sloWiS
XIV surely 70 move UP the hill ane
I sc.trr+,' = stiU chuckling and seems
10 enjoy ii The verdict Of those wns va,
4 cav the load IS that lumber an
I trucks would weigh six tons. MOI .
small load for one pair Of ealtie y
haul on an up grade.