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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
HER WEAKNESS GONE
HOT FLASHES AND SINKING SPELLS
OOEOUERED Az LAST.
MIA Murphy Tells Her Fen0U-Sun=rsrs
How She Got Kid Of Serious IroubRes
BY simple HszAs TrestzenL


u had been bothered for several
years. a. sid Mrs Murphy, ssby stomach
disorder, and finally became verywsak
snd nervous Flashes Of heat would
pass over me, and ! would feel as II
was sinking down Al snch times I
could nos do any household work, but
would have 20 lie down, and afterwards
Iwu1ld have very trying nervous spells -
Didn I yUu have doctor 2" she was
asked
Yes. I consulted several doctors buf
nv healrh did nos improve One day q
friend asked me Why did NOT ny Dr..
Williams Pink Pills she assured me-
that they had proved Of the greatest hen
eft IN the case Of her daughter. In fact,
shs praised them 50 enthusiastically that
ny husband g0E me bax."
"And what Was the Tesults"
a. Before had taken half Of the first
box my condition was greatly improved.
The quiekness with which they reached
and relieved AL my troubles was really
surprising. After had used only three
boxes had no more hezt-hAshss OF
t-AA c4A--Aes -------A1 ~ A-4c-A-e
become 4 wei woman"
Mrs Mary D. Murphy lives az No.
1903 Force street. Fort Wayne, Indiana
Dr. Williams Pink Pills. the remedy
which she found 30 satisfactory. furnish
directly 70 the bid the elements that
give vieur 70 every tissue Of the body
They can be depended on 50 revive fail
ing strength, and 20 b4nish nervous
ness Thar tonic properties ere absO-
luEely uusurpaEsed-
As soon rs there is drag, OF dizziness, or
pall1E, or pO0r circulation. on dis1rdsred
digestion. OF res-lssnszs. or pains. Or ~
regulArities Of any kind thsss famous
pills should b used They have cured
the most obstinate cases Of anRmia, dys-
pspsiA. rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
prnGtrAti0n and even partial paralysis.
II yUu desire information specially
suited 10 y0ur own case write directly 20
the DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, Ny. Every should
have = copy q DR.. Williams {" Plain
Talks 10 Women which VIII be mailed
free 20 any address On request Any
druggist can supply the pillz-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

gone 70 B-iar ClE- y Y to spend the
sumner
NI-z joan wsIch- Hrs II ". Oliver
and M-s John FirErIht.0n % S-ouEhton
Sp-InE1eid and Arhcl were visitors az
Eae D1n1vA- hone Es- w=eE
me railroad c1uuary has h-Ilt four
fuoZ board Tense along -le rrack FROM
TIRE Cpper AsElu=l1s s11oo- h8usz 10 the
highway % prevent the sch0o. children
rruss1ng 1ne tracks
NJ and Hrs y O. Paelps have issued
t-vr-z-iuEs u Ehs mirage q znelr
fauEnrs-. Nay ELler Phelps 10 JOHN
JozspA MuiazE- AZ s. 1fichaeIs church
- eEines1zE. June II
The lEts Mrs Julia 3 Thzver q Kssns
lz-r $50 1uT the support q religious in
ssructl1r. II tl=@e Wages and 81. 80 for
1hs zuztu1euGlce o. the Thlzvar Uhrz-y
ard reading ruEus- These funds I'll %
hsld IL V-us-- rse incu11e being available
Her Kindly remsDhrauce % TINS her
szarive place = 1V,preci2ted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
CTATE on vERNONI.
1unry Court
HARRY H. WOOD.



FLORENCE l. WOOD.
Where's, Harry H Wood q NeE1ane IL the
CoE1ury % Wiudh4m and STATE Of Vermont On
the fzh uEF q Iuue- A d. lsh. Red IN the
or1ce % the easrE a. rhe finihnm County
Court rs per1Ilnl for dive ~ sitting fuErh
nas marriage and cQ-hatIrGf 1u VITA Fl0Feuce
J. " 1oc- and r1E ulsHrElnlr on m llzrt o. the
marriage covenant uuzL the lsr day a sep
le1uter- A D. lsll when TIE sad Harry Fl.
" ODD ceased 10 i've and cl-nz1tr girk the said
E.urence J. Wood beczuse the said Flogence I.
ood5 On said lsf day q cep1elnher. lst1. d.
serted r1e pe-lr11leE. and further reuzEseurE
that 1le sad Fiurenee J. W0od i nov without
r1e SLaGE q NerIOu1 and in parts 10 the
petitioner unknown and praying rh4G 1hE
0oIli1s q nlG-rim1uy hecWeel ain and the slid
Flu-elEe J. Wood nay Dc dissolved and bil
Of divorce e-Euu1ed hin And il appearinR
tnar lke said Fi1Te8ce l. " O0d i nov Without
the STATE Of YerU1nr and IL parts 10 the ps-
riEio1er uuNnOEu- II 4 ordered that the said
FluTence j. Wood BE- required % apIear before
The Honorable County CoLlrI ueLr 70 ue heId
A. EeUfEue Wfrtrn and fur tn CuEurV a
WiuinEu- on the I3-h DAY Of SeUlaulbeE Al d
rlIF - -. -, - s--f 49,
n1rice Of The peE1dency OF sueh acton b. given
ri1l q tins order. couIEiuiug EIe sutslanEe q
said u<tirfuu IN Tile TlrEnlJlIr plIr.sniK 4 uI,s
paper puhlizhed IN BrarrleDOr0 In sid COUNTY
ThFee weeks sIeeeEEisely. the 49, punlac1rl11
10 BE- 81 ueeEs before The collulencemEur o.
sid Sepleuber Ierm
Dated this orh day Of jun. A D. Iaf
JOHN H MERRLFLELD. Cara
p D. 4 STONE- ArrOrney- ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
Eseal aStiess.

CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. -.
~ By the PROBATE Court fox sad DtE--ic-
To a. T-srEunz interested IN rhe Estate q
DIANA l. WINK. ate u Haitian in sid D1<-
Trtc- Gree-frE
/ o. zTs aeTetlT r.rIE.ed that this Court Eiu
1ecr1e uFu- Ine allowance o. IN acruuut q
frAnE NurSter- executor upun 1ne Estate q
Dana L " tH1- ATE o. Haitian IN sad Uis-ric-.
dtee4ssd Hnc oecres diszriuusiou rnereuz 70
the persons entitled thereto. ~ the sessf0u
1nerHuf 70 - bid Al tn Prudzre once IL
bTZ-I AshOro. IN sid Dzs-ric- on rhe Sfrh dzy
or -Uue- A D. lst6 VIXEN and where Fuu nay
- bard N rne premise. e ruu see cau-e
- AZ SCH INK Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
CIAIE OF vERMONr. Ma-Ibo-o, s.

CTATE OF VERMONT. Ma-Ibo-o, s.
- Tx Frubz1e CoU-T t1r Sad Das-ra---
10 Al persons inEeezzed z the es-z-e Of
EUGENE FROST. izr= a Brzrsie5c-u. N
SID r1z-rl-r, d=cezset. Gree-inE
Wires a-zes p Hook, atE11zz-rzrrr
Up1u Tx estate Of EEzels Er1s-- lzse Of Brat
rl=1Cru. = SID dlz--l-r- 1euezsed, has I'D
Ms pe-Iril1 Il -Els zuE-r, s=rrlzE forth tar
lhG sale Of rhe EE1le uf she real es-a.e a sid
cseezse1 vi be bele6-izl 70 the helrs and Al
pe-su-s interested 1l=reIz- ard paying f1r h
c--ze 70 Ski tne EzZe. and a. Tx szUe time
Eae1 n ms cu--r N-z- p-rpc-lk 70 1e tx con
se-r n wiring Of Al t1e he--s reslilnE n this
safe % szch szl=- Wherup1z Z : urtered
t1zr Tx $40 be hez-i a rhe SESSION Of sai5
coz-l, 70 be hid a. th= Prohzre OEs-e q
B-zrrA<11-u. On the io-h dry al yuze- A d
Lr-7- ~ al1 W1e-e Eul nay be 1ez-1 m
t1e preEzses, Il yu1 see czus-- 1l-1
A p SCHWENK. ReEisse.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
AsHuELoT. n. a.

me Athletic base baH team win plzy
In Orange. Mass Saturday
Mrs F. c. Hicks Is entertaining her
mother. A1rs- Chase. few weeks
Mrs John BrOdsrick Of GEea1 Barring
ton. Mas Is visiting Al n O. Phslps's-
Thomas J. Donovan has bought the
Donovan homestead Os the hairs % rhs
lz1s Airs J0hznnzh D0nOvan-
Hiss Edffh A ans Christz. NJ COOIiEan.
Charlotte A and Annie / RuurU have
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
tteasv Tax-PaNerz-

Ths listers. n q Psuber. Z O. Dodge
and 2 A austin, have c1uplz-=d their
W1EE and fled the grand LIST wiki the
town Clerk Tns fG0-tlES ara as follows
E4-sr class rEZ estate S12s sa-. secuuC
class real estate Szzz So personal
estate S1-7.ssss total real and p=rso1zl
estate SsS1-1-s- one per cent o. the real
and personal estate, SSH. taxable polls.
80. ~ s. each 1914. total grand Ils-
S45Zs; deductions from the personal Es-s
fu< debzs owing Sl3S 49, Following Is
q list Of those VINO pay taxes On s9eoQ o.
r--lr-a rs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

SIAIE OF VERMONT. MzrlhoEu. IS
- Lne Pruh1re Co1rr fuE sad Das-rlc1
TO Al pers1rs Interested IN rnE es-Ers q
CALISIA J. STEHHINS ale o. NeEfErse u
slzid district. tiseeased GFee-iuE
Where's. = III Nerrf1aEz a1nlfHizrrarrFr Tluu
The Estate ~ Ezl-srE j. S1e11liI-z ale OF Eeg-
1Ane IL sid Dzs1rlct- ceeeEseG. has Ned ais
pssrrrlul IN THIS Court. sitting forth that the
sale Of z-e Wn0.e a the real estate o. said g.
ceaze1 VII Be uFlenci4l 70 the heirE and Al
peEso1s interested therein and pEavinE for
l1-d N ms luLIEI WiEr EIIrTa-ts 70 - the con
sent IN writing 81 Al Ete heirs Fesa1inE N rsis
STATE To EllGt zEhe- " neEeUIuUE u = uryieref
Lnzz The sane ne heard AZ liz sssslun 81 sad
Court 20 1e he'd a. 1he F-rrnszae C,lnee N Brat
raecQru. on the llrh DAY q June A D So
Wnsn ans VrheEe you NAY Dc heard IN the
pEel-lses- = Yul SO czllse- E2
AZ SCHWENK- Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
legal aDtices.
n0l[tIIssInNFRg NnrIrE

1AHIScI0NEE SF NOTICE
ETATE OF MINNIE O. WHEEIOCE
M u11erSizLlez1 HAVING 1ee1 appointed ~
The Hon Fru1d1e Courz for The District Of
AzE1us1-D cuE-111sslonerz 20 receive Examine
and E1rl all Claims ard demands Of Al rer-
s1lnz 4E1Ins- the estate OF Mtnuie O. WneeIlek
14re o. n1EurlsTs1ul n said dEsrEtcI- daceasEi
and AL claims exhibited N Offset lherelu
pL1rpasse aforesaid. ~ The reE5de11e o. AiGazD
J. " neet1eE on rte md dzy o. June and md
GAY % NoTelneT DeEr- from 8'clOcE until
months from rne md Day Of NAY. A %. Isk- i
the time limited bE s1fd Court for sad credit
u-s 10 present. EnsiE claims 10 u for eEAminE-
ti1n and slloEHnee- ~
Dated A. Dlmn1aEs10n rhis s3nd Day Of NAY.
A D. IslE-
LEWIS h LTNDE Cuzur1tasinuers-
WALTER p WALKEAf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

$LAIL Ntf Es2AuN1- Marlboro. -
- Tns PROBATE Court Tor said Diszrics
&c al persons Interested N the eszE1e q
ANGELO 6uEBoELNO. lzfe a RrHzsleturu
N said dHSzrlcl- deceGsed fsreeriag
Naereaz- NAY J. G0-h0rlnn- aEnziutszrSrrix
upon the Estate q Anglo tfn-boEiuO, lsre o.
EfrUrr AEtoIu. IN said DlsIFicr deGeaz=t hEs
nasd her petition IN fhhs Court aerrrnE forth
that tne sale q the Ehose a. the EeaL Bsrate
OF sEEc deceased Nri1 uE ueneiieiAl 70 rhe hes5rx
and Al Persons interested E1EeEeiE and ursy1-z
Tor 1csuse 70 sell l1z sEUe and A. The sErus
rlne n.ed IN rnlz CUIr1 Nka1 IsllrTlCirrs rr te
r1f ec-zelf u writing Of AL the hers Feeiiirsz
n r1ls state 10 SUN sahe- Whereur.un n =
ordered Ls-EI E1E sane ~ naArd a. rhs sessfuu
Of sid Court 70 De- he'd az the Probate one
N HEE1lsboTu. On the last Saturday OF June.
A D. In. W1eu and where Fuu E-zy y heElru
n zhe pre1lsts. II FuU Sc cause
- AZ SCHWENE- RszE1e-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

SLATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. s.
- b rhe PruaGre Cuu-E for sid Dtz-ric-.
To al I-eEsu-z INTERESTED n ne Estate q
HENRY NILS. ale q 8-E-rlehuru. II said
I-ssrlc-. Gree-rnE-
&C ART nsrsSly nu-i1eG that tbs Cocrr WiM
oe-e5oe upon Iaf allowance q uhs srn1uur q
=. ID 4 sTuus- Administrator upon the Estate
q Henry Mics iEre Of B-arrisss1ru IN sid D.
INK decs4sec and oez.sse 1H<Tr5 u-lrlur thereof
u rne persu1s eutfzlezt r1cre-o- ~ the sesssOu
EnereuI 10 - he'd ~ The Probate 01scs n
b-arzAeo1ra. IN sad Dasrric-. on tue @srn dky
q JUNE. A D. isi VIXEN and where yen nay
ne beard N The rEsE1lzS.s Il you see cause
- AZ SCHN ENk- REGISTER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

CTATE OF VERMONT, MzrIbo-o. SIS.
- Lhe Pru5zre Cou-r f1r Sad Diz--i-L
10 Al W11L r nay cu1eeru- Gire-tuE-
MAere4S l1-es A BzneEuir, aimin1srrazu-
q the es-zlr q EUGENE n. SAWYER. lzse
Of Mzl1=u MzsEzrh-serrs IesviuE l<rzte N
sid diz-ricE. de-ezszd hzs represeuted sf1z1-
Ihr al1@r Of C<hEs due
tEun sid dssezsed : SI4sz.Iz
Ths Charges Of adzinissrssiou
esrilEssd so-0e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
legal antires.

SIATk OF VERMONT. Westminster. s.
- ~ tae Probate Court for SD Is1E1ric1-
ELIZA J. ROBERTS laEe G. Pur1ey N ssld
Dis-rc-- deceAsed GreerfuE
YOu ara hereby notified that tins Court TiH
dectoe upon the aIiowEnce uf TIE account Of
Georgia z Drury. Admfni<zrzrrII uE-0n sid
EG-a1e- and decree distribution thereof 70 rtle
pe-s01s eu-I-ie1- - the session theTe1f 70 be
he'd a. the PruhGre OfHce IN Bellows PALS q
the ls1 dGy q J MY. A D. fFIi. wnsr and Were
you nay ns heard N the preEises- Il yu1 sss
ZINA H ALLBEK- JudFs-
CIATE OF VERMONT. Na-Ibo-o 8
- By To Prueare Court for sErd Uis-rfer
10 Al pe-Suuz interested IN rhs Estate u
aESkl = BRAGG, late q Du1merszon IN
You arr he7eby uo-fnas ehsr rms CG1TT II
1ee11s uE.1l tue allowance % the account O
Adm = Ml.aer. aduiuisrrarnr uEun rhe Estate
% delrT v bEs-E- lG-s a DuEEers1u1 N
$40 uls-rlcz- ceeeEse5- and decree dfsr-ftzlriu-
-neTel1 10 rne Eserslus euziria1i rhzre-n- ar ghe
ss-sEIuu heTe1f 20 Dc he'd a. the Prunz-e or
n hfsfE u szic Dls-ElcI- Ok ths tssr sal
daT u June A. D. EsE Wien and wts.-e rur
nay - h=zrd In zne rreu-ises II vuu 49, esT1ss
- a 3. . y ~ 4 heE1s7er-
CTATE OF VERMONT. MzrIto-o. -
y By TIE PrOtGts Cu1rz f0r said District
CL-AkENCE r l. IESNE ATE O. B-Sszieooz0
deceased GSgee-f1E
wheFsss. Ida n 5. Jeune has E,rsse1lea 70
r11s Cozlr- A instrument pE-Tzor1lzE 10 Be the
s4z1 VA ~ sad decez=es1 for usysbz-e TUu
Ere hsTsuy DUztfie5 rhzr rhHs Court vii teseiie
ur0n the probate Of sad instrument N ne
ses<sl0D thereof "a D. ned AZ the PrUuGre O-tse
n h-zr-heour1 IN said dis-Flc-- OF the 54-n DAY
o. : 11ae- a D. IAf VIXEN and WiseTe you uzzF
4pE-zr and contest the sane. Z sou Sc caEzzs
- Az SCHWENk- Register
STATE or VERMONT. MErIbu-7s. s.
- b rne Pro1are CouEz for sad Dss-ricr-
To al ue-Sunz EurereSled IN rhe estate Of
ELIZA D FklEII. lEre % Halifax IN sEiz
Das-rlc- Gre@-fux
Y01 ars hereny nn-Ersei rhzr rhas Court I'll
c%cE1e upoz me ALLOWANCES q the aeauuur OF
c z Pruufy. aduEnrsrr4z0r upon the EszAre
u E1EEs D. RrourE. ate O. Haa1fAx II sad Das-
-rlrL- ceoe9se1- and 1ecrse diEzriDuriu- thereof
70 the te-s0ns entities. rhssre1n. ~ the seziOu
lheTeuf 70 ns heaG A. rne ProhA1e Oa5ce II
hrzrEheogEu. n said Dzsrric-- On the 5s-k dzy
lUne- a .. I1f. Wnsr and where you nay he
heard II rne pre1z=Es. II you s-e cause-
- a p SCHWEN k- Register
STATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. s.
- By r1e Probate Court for sad District
10 a. uersuus interested n rEe estate Of
NARY D. JONES. ale q Du-ze-szOu n SAD
uAszrlct- Grse-I1E-
To1 ars ke-NbT ro-fded that rhts Cour1 WI
d=cl1e upul The Allowance q ne account Of
Geu-EE 4 Psr@uuz- affrlfuisrrurn- ur.Du ne
Estate q MAR D JUueS are q uuEme-s-n--
lE s2t1 District. oeEezse1 and decFE@ 1lsCrIu-I-
Zron EnereoE 10 TIE persons emitted -nsrezo.
Al re ssE8un -tsefsut 20 he he'd AZ rne Pryt1ErEs
1t11cE n b-Errheuuru- N sad Dlszric-- on ne
=szE DAY q June. A D. laE- Ehen and where
yuu nay o heard IN the ElreElzez. Z FuU see
ez2se
- AZ SCHWESK- RsE1s1E-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

"weIl. here We are at our summer
home after our long trip and nothing
has arrived but the Moxie"
Never mind, anything else could
better have been delayed"
L do wish you would open case
Of that MOHie right away. If you
don't l shall die Of the heat. 1t
seems as though 1 could drink a
whole bottle right down"
Moxie, after all, IS what gives zest
and pleasure to life during the sum
mer holidays in the country as vel
as the trying days Of winter and the
ti1esome weeks Of spring in lhe cry.
S7.so per case; = osuts Per bostle; 5
cents per glass Al al fountains
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
Bzlzz-e Of deb.s ehz-EszhIs
a the raj srzie q said

Bzlzn-e Of dsb.s ehz-EszhIs
N me raj zezae a Ezid
dz-=zse6 SIsET1z
Praying f1r E-eu.e 70 ssu 90 mucE of he
real csrale Of Elid derezz-1 a. = nazessary
ad-UlulElrarl1u-
WheEeUc1 Il ! o-deued fhar ne szme be
had a. Tn GesEluu Of sid Courl. % be I'D
a. the PEuh1re OE1e N BrarsLeb1Il. On the
1oEk day q Jun=, A d. 1905. uh=n zzd Ehere
yoG Ely be h<ard n th= EEenisz y1z srs
A ?. SCHWEEK. R=si.e=E.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-02-02
AN EARLY CAMPAIGN
Candidates for City Offices Must
File Nomination Papers
by February 18th.
NEW REGIME CHANGES PLANS

Under the new primary election law
all candidates for Offices to be filled
at the coming spring election must
have their nomination papers filed by
Feb. IS, fact which seems to have
been generally overlooked, as no move
has yet been made by aspirants for
Office save the present in cumbents Of
the municipal and county judgeships.
It was not generally known until a
few days ago that the new primary
law applied to municipal elections,
which accounts for the present in
activity in city politics.
Inquiries made by several city Off
Gals IN reference to this matter have
brought the information that the cleo
ton will be conducted according tc
the new law and as but three weeks
remain for preparation, nomination
papers of all kinds and descriptions
will be in circulation in a very few
days.
The law provides that the name OF
no candidate for any office shall be
placed upon an official ballot at any
primary unless at least thirty days
prior to such nomination paper shall
have been filed in his behalf and sign
ed by no less than 8 per cent of the
total vote of his party in such dis
trict.
The officers to be elected this spring
are justice of the peace and city
assessor. In each ward one alderman
and one supervisor will also be elect
ed.
The approximate Republican vote
of the city is about 1900, which re.
quires that all candidates for city
Offices on that ticket must have al
least So signatures in order to get or
the official ballot.
The Democratic candidates whose
party vote is about 1850 must secure
Al names, while the Social Democratic
candidates will only be required tc
have about names.
Further provisions of the law re.
quire all primaries to be held two
weeks previous to the election, and as
all nomination papers must be filed at
least thirty days prior to the primary,
all preparations will have to be made
by the aspiring candidates by Feb.
18th.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-02-02
G. q. s. * , Ea z a.
Bears the ~ The nd 70. Have Always Bought
signature a. M<T ZzzezSm

A dispatch to the Milwaukee Free
Press from this city states that the
Daily Gazette is to be revived, and
that w. c. jenkins is organizing a
stock company to take charge of the
plant. AS Mr.. Jenkins is the CORES
pondent for the Free Press the state
ment may be regarded as an author
itative one. However, there is little
reason to believe that the stock COM
pany will be formed.
The feed inspection department of
the experiment station of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin has recently ascer-
tanned that shipment of ground rice
bulls has been brought into the state.
This knowledge has caused some agi-
tation, as there is danger that this
may be mixed with different feeding
stuff and sold. The experiment sta
ton officials state that it would be well
for buyers to examine all mixed feeds
before accepting them. There is no
feeding value in rice hu11s, and owing
to their barblike fiber and the
amount of silica there is in them they
are dangerous to feed to stock. The
station officials are anxious to obtain
any additional information of adu1-
teration of mixed feeds in order to is
sue warnings to stockmen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-02-02
SAME OLD sWINDLE
Kenosha County People Buy Stock in a
Mythical Gold Mine.

A coterie of dozen people in Ke-
nosha, and perhaps half a hundred in
other parts of the county, who sought
to get rich by mining stock are anx-
ious1y awaiting the return of Hugh
Wilbur Thompson, a mining expert,
who is alleged to have hailed from
Fresno, Cal, aud who sold something
like hundred thousand dollars worth
of stock in this county. The stock
brought him in less than a thousand
dollars, but it seems that the people
who traded with Thompson are out the
advance payments which were made.
Thompson was in Kenosha for
full month, just before the Christmas
holidays, and was offering for sale
stock in a company known as ''Ihe
Little Bear Mining Company" of
Fresno, California. He was a good
ta1ker and represented that the prop
erty owned by the company was re-
markably rich and that the stocks had
to be sold in order to develop it. The
price asked for the stocks was such a
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bought them. This payment was
simply an advance payment, accord
ing to Thompson, and the purchasers
agreed to remit the remainder when
the stockslwere delivered. Thompson
worked the advance payment racket
throughout the entire country and it
is thought that he picked up a couple
of thousand dollars at least. Recently
one of the stockholders in the COM
pany, failing to receive the stock, as
promised, took occasion to write to a
friend in Fresno and inquire in re-
gard to the company. The company
was not known in Fresno, but the let
ter which was received in return
stated that Thompson had worked in
Fresno just before Thanksgiving and
had left goodly number of victims.
Thompson is probably working east
and it will be long time before he is
seen in Kenosha again.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-02-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mamie Carroll, Who Was Visiting at
Winthrop Harbor Attempts Suicide
Miss Mamie Carroll, a young woman
we'll known in this county, attempted
suicide in a room at the Hotel Racine
Friday afternoon. The young woman
had been visiting with her sister at
Winthrop Harbor and Friday morn
ing she went to Racine. She sent a
letter to her relatives at Winthrop
Harbor stating that she was intend
ing to commit suicide, and then
went to drug store in the neighbor-
hood and purchased a quantity of NOR
phine and returned to the hotel and
took the poison. A short time after
the relatives at Winthrop Harbor
telephoned to Racine and notified the
clerk of the intentions of the young
woman.
The clerk rushed up to the room
and found that the girl was still
alive. She will recover.