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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-06
JonOsburg

We noticed mix" at tho War.
rcnton Street Fair.
Word reached here Friday OF
the accidental death Of DIR. Bro
shear Of Case Mo. II seemed that
ne was talking to several men aud
stepped onto the railroad trock
and started away he had not gone
far when he was struck by q train.
lie died about nm hour later.
W. w. Cooper and wife who
have been hero for the last six
weeks left Saturday for Bcllfl over.
Mr.. Cooper IL agent for the Farm.
ers Nursery Co. and done quite q
lot OF bushes while here. They
made many friends while here who
were sorry to SEQ them leave.
Born to Edward Mccullough
and wife Sept. ~. . girl.
While driving under Rcd Hill
bridge on his way 10 the War
rcnton Street Fair, Porter Taylor's
tine stallion Jean Forest, become
scared at . traia and lunged for.
ward sticking shaft which was
tied on behind the buggy into his
abdomen, and died q short time
later. This was . beautiful horse
and quits . loss 10 his owner.
Joncsbutg was we'll represent ed
every day u warrenton Street
Fair, which Was pronounced by
oil quito . success.
Quito . number from here took
advantage Of cheap rates TO st.
Louis Saturday and Sunday.
A rescue party composed Of
Ave mcn and sever boys re scucd
a lonely cat from the top Of a Kin.
lochtelcphonc poll, here Saturday.
The cat II is said had been up there
for several days, which was proved
by the speed and straightncss Of
the path by which she made her
way to the National HOTEL to get
a square meal.
Born to Hale Young and wife .
Sept. ~ . boy.
Edward Weber OF st. Louis
spent Sunday with his wife at this
place, who IL visiting Mrs. Fan
ME Patton.
James Durmeier left Monday
morning for st. Louis. Monday
evening he was joined by his wife
and two children. little Willie
Fleighman and Grandpa Eberlc /,
from there they go to Wheeling,
W. Va, where they will visit for
several months with relatives at
that place.
Walter Lavender of st. Louis
visited here Sunday.
". l.. Smith Is with his sister
MIS-, DR.. Pitman, in Kansas City
'thls week.
The Arlington Hotel changed
hands Monday. b. b. Cope is
now proprietor.
+. A.. Lane Spent Sunday here.
Rev. Revillc Of Warsaw, Mo-,
preached at the Baptist church
here Sunday morning and evc-
ming. He has been called by that
church as their pastor for the com
ing year. Rev. Revillc is a good
man and a good preacher. The
church Is to be congratulated for
securing his services.
+. NJ. Godfrey left Tuesday
morning for st. Louis to see the
Yelled Prophet.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-06

It makes no difference how long
you have been sick, II you 9
troubled with indigestion, ~consti-
patton, liver aud kidaey troubles,
fLollister's Rocky Mountain Tee
will make you we'll. 35 cents.
Ask your Druggist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-06

MY private secretary has struck 10,
Q raise In salary" said the politician.
whats the reason2"
why, fruits gone mp. and he's I
peach!"-Detroit Free Press.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-06

sympathy Of . large circle Of
friends In their dark hour of tsial.
When W. - = pso.ioua bio>ssp
That W tendrd with sueh care. 81
Rad~iy taken frDm our to>uss
How nue. n~hisR heart dispair.
Siound lie iittIc grave Va IInr~r.
TIL ih~ sctiinH sun IL herc
frsling all our hopes have pcrishcd
With the Hover 80 chrsishcd M.
May they bear their loss with
resignation, remembering that ne
has said, "Of such 10 the kingdom
Of heaven"
LUCILLE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-06
sWYfHoUr A PAM

writes Mary Shelton. Of Poplar
Hiun, NO., c-n do my h~ousewosk,
although. hssore taking CARDui, t~o
doctors had done No NO good. can
truthiuny say ! ~ cured BY Cafdui
want every suffering lady 10 know u
Ills wonderful medtdne."
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freely and frankly, In strietest sonnd-
snoe, telling US al your symptoms snl
troubles. We viii send tree advice
(tn plain seaied envriopc), how 10
cure them. Address: LADIES' Advisory
Dept. Tn Chattsnooga Medleie Co.,
Chattanoega, Teon.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
Our Memorial HOSPITAL.

The beautiful town of Brattleboro,
which, by the way. is entitled by right
of location. enterprise and attractive
ness as well as size and public inn
provements TO all the rights, duties
and emoluments of a city, boasts of
many public institutions, but its citi-
zens probably point with as much
pride as to any other one thing to
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital,
which although comparatively new.
has already come to be recognized as
one of the thoroughly established hos
pitfalls of the state
This structure was erected through
the munificence of the late Thomas
Thompson at an expense of 100000,
and it is located on site which, in
some respects, resembles that of the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
1t is situated on the estate formerly
known as the Hemlocks, and it COM
mands a sweeping as well as magnifi-
cent view of the Connecticut valley
and of the Wantastiquet and Green
mountains.
The structures of the institution in
clude an administration building, the
hospital proper, an operating pavilion.
the contagious building and nurses
home. The operating pavilion con-
tains two operating rooms, the small
er for septic and accident cases, a
steriliZing room, etherizing and exam
lining rooms surgeons dressing room
with shower bath and nurses room,
The main hospital building, which is
brick structure Of modern fireproof
construction. consists of two wings,
each containing ward and four pri-
vate rooms. The hospital will ac-
commodate 80 patients, and it IS
equipped with apparatus and appli-
ances of the most approved character.
The Memorial hospital has Just is
sued an attractive booklet descriptive
1 of the institution, printed on elegant
calendered paper and handsomely IL
Illustrated with half-tone reproductions
4 of the buildings and views about the
grounds as well as various interior
views The table of contents includes
/ the names of the incorporators ana
the officers of the institution together
with those of the medical and adVls-
orv boards and the consulting stan.
\ The Brattleboro Memorial hospital
lis noteworthy addition to the list
/ of institutions erected through the
/ thoughtful Kindness and generous
I shirts of their fellow beings, who,
without such munificence, would. IN
mot few cases. be utterly deprived OF
the skill of science and the care OF
i trained nurses. Only those VINO nave
made themselves familiar with nos
pitals of this character can realize the
4 full meaning of their work, particu-
| larly for those unable to take adVan,
itage of the best medical and surgical
/ skill and that community is fortunate
which possesses monument OF TINS
! character to the public spirit ana gen
crosby of some noble man or ioVapie
| woman-Burlington Free Press eur
torial
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
PEACE TREATY IN EFFECT
SIGNED BY EMPERoRs, OF JAPAN
AND RUSSIA OCT. IA.
Official End Of Far Eastern War
Manchuria to Be Restored to Elk.
elusive Administration Of China
Japan Paramount in Korea.

The peace treaty was signed Satur-
day, oct. IA, by the emperors OF Rus-
STA and Japan, and the war In the far
east was thus officially ended.
BY the terms of the treaty. Russia
recognizes Japan's paramount polit-
ical, military and economic interests
In Korea, and engages not to interfere
with japanese measures there; Rus
sian subjects in Korea to receive
most favored nation treatment. no
military measure menacing the secuf-
ity of Russian or Korean territory 10
be taken by either Russia or Japan on
the Russian Korean frontier
Both shall evacuate Manchurla ana
restore il to the exclusive admins
tration of China. Both agree not To
obstruct any general measures under
taken by China for the development OF
the commerce or industry of Man
churia Russia transfers the Port Ar
thur lease to japan, with the consent
of China, the rights of Russian SUB
jects to be respected.
Russia transfers to Japan without
compensation, with the consent OF
China, the railway between Chang
Chun Flu and Kuan Chang Tsu ana
Port Arthur and branches, with all
rights and privileges, as well as coaI
mines IN tnal region, DUH tou''iiN
engage to exploit their respective
Manchurian railways exclusively for
commercial purposes, except the rail-
way in the territory affected by tne
Liaotung lease. The governments Will
as soon as possible, conclude a separ-
ate convention for the regulation OF
connecting railways in Manchurla.
Russia cedes to Japan the southerly
portion of the island of Saghaiien anu
the adjunct islands, the fiftieth degree
of north latitude being the boundary
neither to construct any fortifications
there. If Russian subjects are to re-
main in the ceded territory they VIII
be protected on condition of submit
ting to the japanese laws and 1ufis-
diction. Russia grants the japanese
rights of fishing along the coasts OF
the Japan, Okhotsk. and Behring seas
The remaining four articles ana TWO
sub articles provide for reciprocal
commercial relations, the exchange OF
prisoners of war; Russia to pay the
cost of the maintenance of Russian
prisoners: the armies to Withdraw
completely from Manchuria within
eighteen months, leaving necessary
guards for the railway; a commission
TO determine the exact boundary be-
tween the japanese and Russian pos
sessions on the island of Saghalleh,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
Candidate Wins Outlines Policy.

In an open letter to George b. NC
C,aIlan and William Randolph Hearst,
Siven out at republican headquarters
in New York city Monday. Oct. To-
William NJ. Wins. the republican can
didate for mayor, outlined his pollcy
If elected, which includes;
independence of all orgaiilzatlol,
and individuals; disregard OF mercy
national party conscientious III In', N,
ing appointments, retirement lloiii az I,,,
,i,;,,ate business during his term; the
acouirements by the city of all lapsed
a'. Forfeited franchises; the condemn
inc bv the legislature of all existing
ga S niants, under the right of eminent
San the city TO take immediate
possession; the construction of
municipal light and power plant ana
a revision of the system of pubic ac-
counting.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
A New Cure for Rheumatism.

To all who suffer with Rheumatism l
will gladly send free the golden
story of a new home remedy that mas
cured thousands, together with the
most elaborate and exhaustive treat
Use on Rheumatism ever published
No matter what your form of Rheu-
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longed. or short attacks. whether mus
cular. infiammatory. deformant, SCI
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no matter how many so-called sure
cures you have tried-no matter how
many doctors have failed in your case
no matter how apparently beyond
the reach of cure You may seem. write
TO me and hear my golden story.
| appeal especially TO the chronic
ally IN who are wearied and discour-
aged with 'doctoring" and to those
who have been cast aside as incur
able" All you have thought about
Rheumatism may be wrong
Write me to-day Tomorrow never
comes) and learn for yourself the
claims / make. Send no money. not
even a stamp. Simply address
VICTOR RAINBOLT.
Bloomfield. Ind.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
Noted Forasr Put on Probation.

Leroy C. Shear, man of DO years
who has long been known to the po-
lice of the larger cities as torger,
and who has only just been released
from prison in New York for for r.
gery was put on probation by judge
Crosby in the superior criminal court aa
II Boston last week. The unusual ac-
.ion an the part of the court was pre-
coded Sit by more unusual one, in that nat,
chief Inspector Watts asked that the
court exercise clemency IN dlsposiils
Of the case, which was the forging Oh
a check and obtaining money ana
Goods thereby from leading dry
goods house in Boston. Chief waits
said that the man had PROMISED his
diving wife that he would reform anu
he believed that he meant to Keep ms
,iron,ise Rev. Mr.. Barnes, chaplain
Of the state prison; and inspector Giof
Douglas spoke for the prisoner; oi.,sa
Watts told the judge that smear
sister from Chicago is in Boston ana
will take him home with her.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
Church Federation Bars unitarians.

The officials of the church federa-
ton, which is planning to hold meet
ings in New York next month. nave
decided to exclude all members OF inc
Unitarian denomination. About IVY
official delegates and alternates VIII
be present. representing 1s,Ooo,ooo OF
church members. Among the duly
elected delegates We're Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Everett Hale, chaplain OF tne
United States senate; John u. Loiis'
x-secretary of the navy and ex-soV-
ernor of Massachusetts, and Rev. ".
Samuel A. Eliot. president OF the
American Unitarian association anu
son of President Eliot of Harvard,
The committee in charge has declihed
to admit them as delegates. Tnere
lis a national federation Of churches,
aiming to bring Christian bodies INTO
active support of measures on Whicn
all agree This federation has peen
at work for two years on the meelil1s
and has succeeded in getting the ON
cial bodies of more than 20 denomina-
.tions to name delegates. 1t was not
the purpose to obtain organic ACTON.
The Unitarans supposed they were
invited and named delegates.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
STABBED IN DRUNKEN ROW.
Charles Parker Badly Injured by Har.
ny Jeffry at Sastons River

Charles Parker was badly injured
az Saxtons River Monday night. oct.
TO- IN drunken row with Harry JEFF
irey and wife. The story. as told at
me nearing next day. was that the
tnree were engaged In drinking bout
at Jeffrey's home I'm Saxtons Riv
er. Parker and Mrs. Jeffrey went to
Fellows Falls TO get another supply
or liquor, and on their return. Jeffrey,
forgetting that he had sent them to-
gether became enraged al seeing, the
Two, and, SELLING big knife, made n
dash for his wife. Parker however
stepping between them, received the
blow IN his cheek. resulting In a deep
jagged wound
jeffrey was arrested and put under
Sl,ooO bonds. Mrs. Jeffrey and Parker
We're arrested on the charge of drunk
enness, and the latter fined SIS and
costs, which he paid. Mrs. Jeffrey
was placed under bonds
The arrests We're made by Consta-
BILE b. w. Walker of Saxtons River,
who was Immediately informed of the
fray Parker fled towards Cam
bridgeport and was taken there. Chief
of Police A. II. Thompson took the
Jeifreys, together with Leroy Petrey,
the young burglar who entered +. c..
Winnewisser's news store Friday
night to Newfane Tuesday afternoon
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
Mail Carrier Held Up.

gfy q. w. Rutland. a retired clergy
IN who for several months has car
81 The mail over one of the rural
n delivery routes in the vicinity OF
Ta.ne \, H.. was shot and wounded
n tuesday. oct. II. by highway
m The latter obtained no plunder.
N bold-up occurred on the Walpole
IN about five miles from keene,
II Rutland said that he was driving
lnugb the woods when a man sud
lrly appeared from behind a clump
\ mshes. leveled a revolver at him
m demanded his money. Mr.. Ru-
mi told the robber that he was m
tf4rng with the United States mail
m At The same moment whipped ms
tre and started on a rapid drive
sgn the road The robber then llred
i the clergyman. the bullet taking
stt in the head Just over the right
n The wound is not dangerous.
Te Keenp police are searching Tor
\. Ruland's assailant.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20

which stands his Beaucaire. ,aa living
w NH this play is French prilr yva t,ering
OF tinls at an English waue.,n5
. lile assuming the position OF Oh, and
pf Low degree. But his preeunls ting
Oh ~" cannot be hidden. rorse'''t ,,,
~ times his assumed charaoer r of a
at INT into the natural manner III
lai id 81 the blood royal. from "n, 10
prilee ,,srts at once humorous Tbe
arlse ,i heroic and chivairous. ~, the
manu- man Seins the day of George ~: une
Tune s pTn of the play is of eies S tbe
atinu ,,,any and prodigality. mak,,is con M
ceren r.'hst sometimes is called q cJ,i a
play " Ti, Costumes and manners, Su eiike
edy oil ,,aiSes exacting demands air, ger
play the nroducer. the stage ,ia." Mr.
upon sne actors. Fully as well as III, ~,
anu does his part. Mana a,,caiTe is
: s,.,.,',, has done his. ,',o,,nf-
,aantifuliy. in truth lavls s,,,s;e acces-
60, m having been overlooh new
.,dnction. indeed. se'.Ing rv whose
prooSa ard even for Mr.. Murfy ;,,a, has
pon pom neen known throughout 'n and his
long a Who saw Mr.. Clarke an" vonch
mos here last season cal,
cor cor he truth of these slale'i'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
OPEN SEASON FOR DEER.
II Will Begin Monday and CONTINUE
THROUGHOUT the Week.

The omen season for deer in Yer
mont viii begin next Monday morning
al 1901 o'clock and continue untli
midnight Saturday. How many bucks
will fan in Windham county during
the six days is wholly a matter OF con-
lecture. but if the reports from dliler-
ent towns can be relied upon, IL Is
safe betting that the number VIII euuai
that of last season when there We're
m davs in which to search for the
sbv o,arrv.t On account of the cur
tailment of the open season and the
law recurring a license for non-resi-
don't ninrods, il is probable tnat rev.
or people from without the state VIII
come 10 Vermont i'm search of deer
This wear but the number of local
hunters will be larger than ever.
Rrattleboro will contribute its snare
TO the army of early risers and pa
tient walters. c. X. Jones ana son
GUY Jones. intend TO take their
stand in East Dover where the Dig !.
gest buck of the season was shot last
year while Charles Stockwell and
George Clough are planning 10 be
waiting somewhere in Jamaica. Many
other local hunters are likely TO pe
found in the woods during the opening
davs of next week. :,
Deer have been seen frequently III
various parts of the county uurhhs
the past summer. and in some toWns
farmers have been registering thei
customary complaints about the dam
age TO their crops. In the immediate
vicinity of Brattleboro the woods Of
Guilford and Marlboro have anorded
the most frequent glimpses OF amt
Tered heads and it is probable ina,
these towns win furnish their ful
share of bucks. In the northeastern
mart of Marlboro a large black oeai
has been adding TO the excitement o.
those interested in big game Inc
brute was seen Tuesday afternoon by
a farmer who was within easy rIn'
range but he did not happen 10 nav
his firing iron with him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
!. KNIGHTS OF KING ARTHUR.
:. Pastors Share in Valuable
~ Work for Boys.

pgpE l.. Masseck. pastor of
Re' I'ulyersalist church, has
Il Iuhnsbury this week for
~ u, Of explaining at the inter-
vuu,morional sunday school conven-
l0u ,Se object and work OF the
y" of King Arthur, an order for
Easn's s,ahlshed about IA years ago
~ William b. Forbush of New
| p, Three years ago the care
" Wv gtiou of the order was given
N aa ' minds of Rev. Mr.. Masseck,
s si, since had the general super
nc thp several organizations
|Np. hnpt the United States. Canada
The order is now inter-
i,%al in character with over 900
ncbes scattered throughout the
a WI states. the direction of which
ls W. careful oversight of the man
|geg5,taiIs as the order is rapidly
u .,rg II is based on the legends
,ara Artlmr and the Round Table.
MI sf,s nr the organization assume
r I'M Of these knights. and by
",5y of their characters are led
s ,Iat, their virtues. The princi-
emu" s the Endorsement of the most
amt psychologists, including such
q. stanley Hall, president OF
Y, University, 1t has been prac-
nm nm rriqd and with great success by
Wy ,s,5s M adult leaders especially
I'm the welfare of boys. The
.sigStion is not in any sense de-
.lnStinnal and has been most en-
al'i .,n,iy used by churches of all
lan.,,ngtiops. while it has also been
lss usfnIly adopted by Young Mems
~ q ssociations in different Sec
M Of the country.
M IN " season the Boys Brotherhood
p pISbiladelphia, after experiments
ing the last two years, has deeld-
NM, (, oTroani2e classes in all parts of
4 oiy with the idea that every
i,,sssnt hoy ought to belong to some
az society marked by such Sc
" as is compatible with safety. it
bsld that symbolic badge,
-n,srsign and things owned in COM
1--WE real basis for comrade-
|.r while cultivating a peculiar form
n ~ o,roup-honor. The prime purpose
.5o order is 10 SO direct intelligence
y" viii rs 10 secure the largest
asnra of social service. advance al
|-i +sr' and reduce selfishness. Rev.
n Nosseck has one strong. castle in
II, avn church parish here under his
|s,sonal Supervision and care. under
liraction Tennysons idyl. Gareth
Il, Tvnette has been dramatized and
-,snrssented for the first time last
g
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
The Peace Envoys' Charity.

Governor McLane will make per-
-, lament trust of the $4,000 given the
state of New Hampshire in equal
mounts by the japanese and Rus.
sian neace ENJOYS, and will ask the
nxt legislature to accept his plan:
Tha Governor has invited Secretary OF
State Pearson and State treasurer
carter TO constitute with MIN a
hoard of trustees. According TO ms
olan the money will be invested IN
Iananese and Russian war bohos anu
the income divided among suitapie
charities of the state sept. o. ~
:s.;a,,ing the Treaty of Portsmouth.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20

Sir Ecnry Irving, universally re-
Ssa5 az the most representative En-
s,;s,, actor of contemporary times
5ied suddenly at Bradford. Eng, Fri.
5ax, night. oct. 10. He was giving
series of performances in the proVin ~
and died after portraylng me utle
role in his own stage ao s,!, I,'.s
Lu uas originally John Henry
,lai,,e and he was born in 1888.
I Di VISITED the United States four
i ne 1883, 1854. 1887 and 1893;
L. received the honor of knightnood
in 1895.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
cresto, Clarke in Monsieur Beaucaire.

Not to have seen Creston Clarke m
bis sumptuous production of Boom
Tarkingtons exquisite romantic COM ON
edv. Beaucaire. is to have missed one
of the most keenly enjoyable meat
yical opportunities of the present uaf;
Mr. Clarke now is on his second anu
final tour with this unique play a'iu
with pleasure the announcement -
made that he will present IL a. lie NJ NJ
aito,iun, next Tuesday evening. MI.
cIa,lfe has given the American stage
n,anv bright. intellectually concelveu
ana intellectually delineated charaG,
i,nsi In Shakespeare, IN olu
eo,,,adv and in modern drama ne mas
found found equally exalted places; the n,,r net
ros'r ~ oninions expressed through
rs, tba land last year was that IN no
other play did he ever reach the ms,
nlane of artistic excellence upo'i
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
..,.d $4,000 in Postage Stamps.

postoffice Inspector Fuller. lnVesu-
eating the Montgomery, N. Y. postof-
Ace finds the accounts or Postrlas,el
F. Wilkin short $4,000. Wiikln says
he burned a quantity oil ruppisn ans
H. amount named had been de-
stroyed The portions remaining ne
saws have been sent to Wasnington'
with a view to having his shortage al
lowed
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20
windham County Reformer.
PROBATE NOTICES.

The charge for probate notices Of the usual
ength in the REFoRNER for the three weeks
required by Law is 500. This includes com
missioners' Notices, Will Notices and settie-
ment Notices. We shall be glad to have you
direct the Register Of Probate to send your no.
tices to this Office.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20

All surface cancers ,, are nS" Arnica
Salve. James walters nsrss Oh on my lip for
writes: I had ,,,..S G1 inneurabie till Buck
lens Arnica sa ,.rssl aea Guaranteed cure
it is perieessiyh burns. sc. at F. H. Hoi-
~, q Co.'S drug store