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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
VALLEY FAIR WILL BE a CoHNIn
cood Weather All That Is Needed 10
Assure Its Success.

Given two DAYS of perfect weather
and the Goth annual Valley 1alr WI
outshine its predecessors in all ue,
nartments This prediction may sounu
stereotyped but never IN FORMER 60
,were the ARRANGEMENTS of the falr So
fa,. advanced as this season. Secre.
tary n n Tasker has received any
o,,antitv Of requests for premium lSte
within the past few weeks ana eAiiu
TOYS from as far away as Maine anu
ronada have signified their lntenlioii
If heing present with live stoch. D nre
ave Of track horses. too, seen, ~, =
inclined than ever to seid III 10
trv blanks. and if this snow VI tnr;on
EST can be taken as any 1.-Two on
th t,ock both days of the far. me me
lne a q, cement is advertising the la aa
llier,a extensively than has peeh ane e
lllo 'too, hitherto and the results a sa.
,naadv apparent in the requeo. ~
'a,a,,,od grand stand seats
have been received. In stand out
That the cattle show VIII s'a al,o,o is
a a great exhibition in itsell sell ,r herds
90 aouht Among the proiililea ore
~ hova already been entereu ~
LA Of dutch Belted cattle ir9.ai i,t al
liz, Of Frank r. Saunders OF ,,,ed
la Ia IL III scotch Highland cat,le TT
~ rank D. Grace of Lacolia tha Riv-
Va oS brown Swiss cattle IRON s III, N.
g., Meadow farm OF Por.ia, he ma
The last named nero WI hot breed
iority of prizes offered III Ioi last wear.
at the St. Louis exp ,ont there rev will be
In the horse departme ehow ing of Nor
a particularly good y snJos breeders
gans from the fate sa' The revised
throughout the s shn sheen and swine
departments will will , er,aS already having
entry, more fha'i As usual the poultry try
been ree snt will take rank among s the the
very os show % promises to beat its last
p-.I,,,. SucceSS.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

should prevail. Pending such assist
ance 10 strike-affected firms the strike
leaders pronounced the strike complete
and declared the outcome a matter OF
endurance. n spread here or to other
cities not being contemplated for the
present at least. Not counting other
employees nearly 500 printers are idle.
The strikers claim that eight large es-
Establishments Will remain neutral. not
accepting work for houses where
strikes are In progress and that In the
eight and elsewhere. $500 members OF
the union will be at work helping TO
supply funds fo~ strike benefits.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
a Wonderful Saving.

The largest Methodist church IN
Georgia. calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind oil
mixed paint in painting their church.
They used only 80 gallons of the
I.ongman & Martinez l. NJ PANT
mixed with "a gallons of hnseed OIL.
Actual cost of paint made was less
than s1.20 per gallon.
saved over eighty $4,000 dollars in
naint and got a big donation besides
EVERY CHURCH will be given
liberal quantity whenever they paint
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of l. & NJ and three gal
Ions az linseed oil mixed Herewith.
Wears and covers like gold
These celebrated paints are sold oS
Robbins & Cowles. Brattleboro. VI
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
Golf News of Local Interest.

! number of matches have oeeii
tled at the Wantastiquet golf ciup
/ Week in the annual compe,,,ioii,
4 he Wantastiquet cup. 10 iocai
aefs taking part in the first rouhu,
(Gh was played off Monday anu
|ssday with the following resuIts'
[lasker. scratch. beat L. 5. Edwaruo'
iup and 3 to play; H. E. Whitney,
|Nat W Tanning, Is. l up; CrospS
Fms 6, beat Lawrence Barber, L.
y and ) to play: Chalmers Hoi
FL ), beat Bert Young. 8. up anu
play; Fred Harris. scratch. pea'
Bingham, s, | up (19 holes); a. ~
II L, beat H. p. Greene. 10, W
F1at; c. +. Bingham. scratch, pea
Rice, IL. I UP and to play T.
Aaierman. I. beat w. E. Huppai u,
4 " and . to play. The best g,os'
{ IN this round was made by WHIT
Who secured an So. Both Harris
h holbrook made scores of 50. ".
rs handed in a 90. which. with his
OF Il won him the pan
|'pSiakes for the best net score. IA
Abullu dehtl
|-Aey ] NJ in 10 holes TUESDAY a.
eM The other pairings in th,s
% are as follows: Harris VS.; hoio
= Adams VS.. Waterman. fe''e'
Bingham. :.
sFe were only six competitors u,
-Fsl round for the women CUP
may afternoon. the matches oe
{ y holes. Mrs. II. H Crosby peI'
Margaret Gatty. 4 up; Mrs. ). II
\ 4. beat Mr. ]. +. Hooker. 8 W.
rs G. :. ~att beat Miss loI
5rfau. IN. Mrs. Pratt VIII plss :
Horse in the next round ana tne ny,
- viii meet Mrs. Crosby WIN
ne bye in the finals. 40
n Harris was put out u. IL
=, iound u the Springfield Mas ~
tournament last Friday by n n
4. q Qr1baog club. the score "
~ ard 2 to play. Fiynt MAJ =,
- nine holes Of the rouho ID
s-'okes less than DOGGY
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
New Labor War in Chicago.

An acute stage has been reached IN
n new labor war in Chicago. Nineteen
of the larger job printing houses OF
chicago are without union compost,
tors the result of strikes inaugurated
by Typographical union. No: 10
AGAINST members of the Chicago typo
fhetae to compel the typothetae as an
TO accede to the demands
for the CLOSED shop" and that eight
hours constitutes a days work FUR
tber strikes are expected should other
houses undertake to do work for con-
Germs at which strikes have been pc
run as the result of the posting OF no.
tees of an intention TO lnaugura.e
open shops" and nine hours Is
III is claimed, contrary conoi''oiS
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
ro,.eeo Crop Satisfactory

The tobacco crop pv 81 be ing harvested.
cut River valley on new of the most salts salts,
Hartford c SIthin the zone Of the eas 5f
Gd ss' @a aIssea # 'as
ss s: Is r. 4 ice ssf q; s $s
ally ally yso nah high prices VIII u
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
JOHN pUNroN. NEARLY 1902.
Native Of Townshsnd Who Recently
Died at yndonxilla.

John Dunton. an aged and respected
resident OF Lyndonville. died Thurs
day. Aug. 81, of burns and injuries he
received the previous Tuesday night.
He rose from bed and. owing TO weak
ness, fell, knocking lamp TO the floor.
His clothing was burned off before as
sistance reached him. Mr.. Dunton
lacked only three days OF being 1902
years old when he died,
John Dunton was born In Towns
bend September 2. 1903. and was the
son Of Joseph and Elizabeth (Barnes)
Dunton. Until he was of age he
worked at home on his fathers farm.
His father was a revolutionary SOL
der and served four years In that war.
In 1888 Mr., Dunton married Wealthy
Dyer Of Townshend and IN that year
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
oomona Grange Meeting.

couuty Pomona $40 :.
Windhamh an mem meeting of the yea, year
with North Nor 30 the attendance being da tine
largest de esp short ,s for the discussion
of the auees snoted to general business eSs
sion was Question concerning ,eb the eroved
re- ssep to Snsn the to LADIES ths public
M nad an lively talk on the ere apRs from
s sSU rss next MeT meeting win , be
, wernV Guiding Star grange
- sent IL.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
BEAT BOSTON Y. M. c. A.
Il Team Puts Up Unusually GOOD
Game and Wins Handily.

Mttleboro played errorless bail III
|uiays game with the Boston Y.
Ii A, and won from the visitors from
EntOwn by score of 6 to 2. the
N team clinched the game IN the
ID inning by taking advantage OF
Ouponent's errors and punching
/ effectively. Caswell pitched an eX-
Ltnt game Off the visitors while
Nike Davis and HARDWOOD did the
Hvpiest work in the infield seen IN a
d time. A feature of the contest
R. Aliens difficult catch in lett
u The summary:
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
.,w WINS THE FIRST GAME
..,ocd Brattleboro Was Lead
y I'D When End Came.

- lost the first game OF a
.ifpvaa. with Ludlow Monday
'nsIsus' score OF 8 TO 7. but was
scn " a when the second game
~ J the end of the NTH In
Slls SIoi ~ OF North Adams,
s as,sd In TO pitch the first
,'a''R rattleboro but was
pi ,, Of the box in the fourth
81 w Fills being put In TO stem
u" with a lead OF four runs
H@ am Blattleboro got busy
Ia u D,ick IN the seventh and
M lied the score, necessitat-
a.u ,,a inning in which Ludlow
t ,Ss winning run from errors
~ WV nj third. Waite's work
HlIH ,nI that OF Riley In center
~ i NV M 10 standard. The sum-
! JAZZ
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

and beaten, in a 1a3 chicago street car
ee6G SS applied ioon se sound and well
= use it in my fan Mich. and ind ind
WEIGH Of T simpiy great for STts an g
Il perfect plT sc at F. H. Ho'oe"
~, = drug store
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

lyo base hits, Davis, Doughty, cas-
stolen bases, Riley 2. WAITE T.
Fn Ellis; struck out, by Ellis y; py
fEell 10; hit by pitched ball, flley'
Ned ball, Kelley; wild pitches; las
4 /? Ellis. left on bases. Brattleporo
Boston Y. NJ. C. A. 6. UMPIRE
|lfty, Time of game, III 2Om.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

buble plays. HARDWOOD to Waite;
IN bases, Riley; base on balls, by
lrery 2; wild pitches, Lockwood 2;
nh out by Slattery 4, by Lockwood
At on bases, Brattleboro 3, Lud-
"A Umpire, Darcy. Time of game
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

.ms run. L. Allen; hit by pitched
\ Tnis. sacrifice hit, Bertagna;
i ont by Franzoni 6. by Slattery
I'M m a. 4. passed balls, Allen 2; stolen
!, ~ nsiley Phelan. Lockwood, Da-
n Allen. Trendall; left on bases.
Fu,r 70 Brattleboro 10: time OF
\. m 4Om. Umpire. Darcy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
nav a. Kurn Hastin'

The annual 1, il Hattin homes will I,l be
held At the Tbs homes exercises Sc begin at :
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
By His Works Shall Ye Judge Him.

He cures Miss Lane Of kshbuynhants
Macs. OF Catayrh and Sc1otuih and
are SICK, read what she saysi
MISS MABEL A. LANE, o young lady OF
Mass, Just budding INTO
womanhood, her young life clouded ana
her ambitions blighted by that national
scourge, Catarrh, complicated with scrof:
ulous humors, tells how, after losing y
pounds she was saved In the morning OF
her life from the dread consumption when
rapidly develops In such cases and was
cured by DR.. Barbrick and his new treat
Ashburnhan, Mass, Nov. s, 1908.
al wish TO make public statement OF
my case for the benefit OF other sucn
sufferers. When ! commenced treating
with you was In a very bad way. ! was
all run down, my throat, nose ana ears
were full OF catarrh and little scrofulous
sores. / had bad cough, had lost my
voice so could not sing, and had rapidly
fell away from las TO il5pounds. Myappe-
lite, my ambition and my strength were
gone, Very little work exhausted me. i
was partially deaf, and the catarrh In my
head, throat and ears was SO bad the ouor
was very disagreeable. You would not
take me for the same girl now. i am
weighing l40 pounds or more, can DO q
good DAYS work, eat a square meal, my
cough has long since ceased, ana can
truly saw your treatment has worked
wonders with me. lam more than Wiling
TO recommend your treatment TO all sur.
ferers, and wish could personally tell
every sufferer from catarrh what you ana
your new cure could do for them. l am
your grateful patient.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
His Case Was a Puzzle to Others
and They Had Failed To Re-
lieve Him but DR.. Barbrick
Understand and Cured II.


Understood and Cured It.
Mr.. Gilbert j. Benedict, the well known
florist of Concord, n. H., was cured eight
years ago. a, ,ooo
Dear sir,-several years ago / had long
been sick with stomach trouble, when
very seriously affected my heart: IL had
reached n very seated and chronic condi-
ton. Medical treatment had failed me,
and my case was considered puzzle. l
read your ad. in the city paper, and went
to see you. Iaccepted your treatment ana
followed faithfully your directions, ana IN
due time 1 was about my business, was
cured, and have been since, and am today
a we'll man. I directed man who was IN
my employ, who had been affi1cted tne
same way 1 had been SO far as could
fudge, to you, and without your ever see
ing the patient, he was brought to con-
difion OF perfect health.
have the greatest reason 70 pc tnank-
ful to YOU, for Mrs. Benedict, my wife,
who has been under your treatment for
some months past, and is gaining her
health in very gratifying manner.
She had lost her voice for nearly nine
months. and her physical condition was
very much run down. Her heart has been
in q very dangerous condition, whiie 70.
day, under your treatment, she IS gaming
most rapidly. Our sincere thanks 90 QUIZ
TO YOU for your most successful treatment.
can and shall recommend any one who
has seated troubles of physical nature,
to consult with you, for feel certain they
will get relief If it is possible to be oD-
tained. have sent many patients 10 YOU
and never yet have found one who taileo
to be cured of their disease.
Yours most sincerely,
n 4
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
Read His Credentials.

]. Fraser Barbrick, NJ. s., II. D., Hon.
Lit. Deg, from the Institute of Letters
and Arts, Buffalo, N. T.; graduate OF the
American Medical College of Ohio; of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Of Georgia Post graduate of the Poly.
clinic Medical College and Hospital OF
New York; founder OF the Magnopathic
School and System Of Rational Healing;
member of the American Medical and
surgical society of Ohio, Of the Union
Medical Association of Massachusetts;
Permanent Life Member of the N. Z. &c
lectic Medical Association; Fellow OF the
National American Association OF Physi-
clans and Surgeons; President OF the
Massachusetts, Institute of Rational Med
icine and surgery, and Fellow OF the
Society of Rational Medicine, late sur.
geon Of the Hub Medical Institute, and
late Con sulting Physician to the Warwick
Dispensary Of Boston. Hospital expert
ence gained in Cincinnati, Ohio; Atlanta,
Ca; New York City, and Boston.
Licensed to Practice Medicine and Sur
gerry, including his System of Practice
and Specialties in all the n. E. States.
Also holds Diplomas, Certificates and in
dorsements from many State Boards and
Societies of Southern, Middle and West
arp States
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
q. j. BENEUICT,
6S School st., Concord, N. n.


A Remarkable Cure Of Neuritis
with Threatened Paralysis.
In behalf Of the Sick and Suffering
the Following Statement Is made
Public by Mrs. Della Sweet, 80
Perkins Street, Charlestown, Mass
For thirteen years had suffered contln-
uously with pain and numoness IN my
arms and hands and it extended up IN
to nv shoulders and back. So severe
had It become and so long had l sur
fered without relief, had almost lost the
use of my hands and arms ana Deing
nv support (being q widow certainty
was in a bad way and very much dis
couraged when applied to ". barnfick
for treatment. / came to his Institute
and followed his treatment regularly ZOE
three months and can truthfully say the
results of his treatment were so marvellous
that TODAY l DIN we'll woman and never
cease to thank God who in His kind Provi-
dence endowed this man w1ththe WONDER;
full and miraculous power required 70 neal y.
me. II really seems q miracle TO me 10
feel free from pain and be well and strong
again after thirteen long yearsof constant
and terrible suffering. May others IN neea
of relief profit by my experience anu
take advantage OF the ski an9 poEMeero ~
THE SICK who with his new treatment Is
doing so much for sick and suffering hui
manfty Is the sincere wish OF his cured
patient. MRS. DELLA SW EEL.
A Prominent Business Man OF
Fitchburg Says Dr.. Barbrick
Saved His Life.
Mr., David Sanford, 40 Milk st., Fitchburg,
Mass, tells his friends he believes ne
would not be alive today had It not peen
for DIR, Barbrick, who cured MIN OF hls
stomach trouble three years ago.
She Knows His Skill In Many
Cases Besides Her Own.
Mrs. Warren McAllister of Whitman
Mass, weighed So pounds when Dr. bar
brick took her case. She weighs lSo OF
more today. Her headaches ceased after
the first treatment. %
TumOr. I
A Remarkable Cure was the case OF Mr.. !
A, E. Baggs of Brattleboro, Vt, X. y. Dr.
No, 8, who by DR.. Barbrick's treatment
was saved the horrors of the Surgeons
Table and the dangers of the knife.
Every Sick Person
Should call on Dr.. Barbrick or send for
copy Of 1.-THE Magnopathic Health Jour-
nai,h which gives full information regard
ing this remarkable physician, describes
his new system of Magnopathic Healing,
and contains list of his wonderful cures.
The Journal will be sent free to any adj
dress on receipt of stamp.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
All Diseases and DefOrmitieS
Treated.
The Lame, the Halt, the Deaf, the Blind,the
Crippled, Rheumatic, Paralytic and
Paisied; the Young, the DID,
the Rich. the Poor, Az

Paltted; Inc tounR, tne c'os
the Rich, the Poor, All
Apply 10 Or. 6arbrlek
for Relief and Cure.
Cat.rrh. Consumption, and all diseases
Of the head, nose, throat, lungs and chest
Dsafness, Kindness, and diseases of
the eye and ear cured.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all diseases
II the stomach and bowels cured.
Fertilization, Biliousness, Jaundice
and ali liver troubles cured.
Rri0ht,s Disease. Diabetes and all dis
eases of the kidney and bladder cured:
Piles aud Rectal Diseases cured WITH
out the knife or detention from business;
Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy ana All
nervous disordersexcepti insanity cured
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all painful
affections cured.
Cancers and ali Malignant Growths
cured without the knife.
TumOrs and all Enier8emenssa anu
sweilings cured without surgical opera
scrofula and all sores, ulcers and blood
troubles cured.
Eczema, Psoriasis and all eruptions,
pimples and skin diseases cured.
Joint Diseases, Club Foot, Knock Knees,
Stiff Joints, etc., cured by natural gilt
and blOodless method.
Diseases Of Women = Weaknesses, Pro.
lapse, Tumors, Sterility, Barrenness and
ali Female Troubles cured without surg
ical operations.
Diseasss and Weaknesses Of Men
Varicocele and structure cured without
surgical operations, and all nervous and
blood troubles cured without potash,
mercury or poisonous drugs.
No Matter What the Disease, its name
or nature, IL it is of a chronic, long stand
ing. obscure or difficult character, DR..
Barbrick can give you full information
regarding 1t, and If it is durable he and
his new system can cure 1t: NO matter
Won. call on him. 1t will cost you moth.
ing and you may profit by it.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
Free to the Sick

CUI % OSS5H &s
hut they Are Ferformed ~ =
Msscr:s ssS o. ''s Of Natures
Forces and Rensdiss, and an
ORIGINAL Method o. APPLYING the
Healing Art, Combined with SCI.
entiac Knowledge eiatned ~
Years 81 study and Experasness
New-York tribune., 1905-02-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
~ rrrroRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE J

Yry
Chicago Feb 5-wheat knocked out OF step
+oasy nv the rllmornongers and politicians. and
the May value mixed UP and confused by
Spiurge In the July. At the close May was &c 70
SO lower, and July 40 higher. Near the close q
rrnor was started that the inspection department.
at the instigation of some one In the trade had
under consideration the grading of some Of the
Oregon wheat with the view that 1t might be
classed as No red AS 1t sells to millers at q
round 81 o. while the hourmakers prefer No. red
at from s. Is s. IT in this market. the proposition
can only be regarded ingenious attempt Of
the bears TO scare the other party which they did
10 some extent. Corn firm, but dull Prices
at the close were the as yesterday Brad
streets' report OF the weeks exports Of corn gave
the amount at 5,303O00 bushels. Oats. like corn,
held steady. with scarcely any trade. Provisions
were also afflicted with depressing dulness. but
without hurt to prices.
The opening in wheat very quiet but firm at
a slight advance. That brought some selling by
the Armour house. and there were the usual NUM-
bers who thought that good enough hint to do
likewise. The reaction that followed was not
teriaI. the being for the most part in favor
OF the bulls Local receipts were cars. against 25
the year before. rumor near the end Of ef-
fort being made TO have Oregon red wheat graded
contract caused break from around 81 1854 to
81 16s May sold from 81 171s down to 81 6s closing
81 I614 to 81 l63s The highest July 81 103a
the lowest 991zc. and the close was 81 los.
Corn was moderately active. with prices very
little changed from those OF the day before. Re-
ceipts only $50 cars, and shipments 1873 900
bushels. The estimate OF to-morrow's receipts was
20 cars May sold 442lc 44sc closing at the
latter price. The range Of July was from 451so
down 10 4514c TO $3.50. closing at 45%c.
Business in the oats pit dull and quiet Prices
were steady at yesterdays final figures with luc-
tuations within a marrow range. Receipts were IS
cars, OF which Is were contract. and of the
came grade 5000 bushels taken from unli-
censed elevators. Shipments were 5000 bushels.
sea aboard 223 bushels. Estimate OF to-morrows in
specton IS Futures were steady to the close.
NAV closing at 3Ossc; the highest 309sc TO SOlAc;
the lowest, 30kc 20 S0zsc. July closed at the top,
2O5kc to 304c, the lowest 3g1sc
Provisions were neglected. There was little done
outside of a commission house, sufficient only to
establish quotations Opening prices were easier
an the receipts Of hogs which were slightly
the estimate. Later Logan and Bryan bought med
erately. and this caused prices 70 react 70 higher
level May pork sold from Sl2 s212 TO 81 s11e May
lard from S. S7lz Sc 90 and May ribs So -
q Sc s7I6 up 10 Sc BIZ Hog receipts 20o0 head.
and prices at the yards We're steady
New-York tribune., 1905-02-04

e,, City of New Rochelle, y. Y
sIesd u proposals will be received by under
neg uhtI FEBRUARY Z 1905. eight O'clock 70 m
tIousa2a ne purchase Of all or any part Seventeen
ona per cent school bonds Of city sixteen of
ss bnq JbIousanq $4,000 dollars each. for Fif
& nutoTed (S1,SO0) Dollars, dated February l. 1905
an Inat4ring one for fifteen hundred (sl5O6) dollars
~ ndnee 1rSt day OF May, 1907. and one thousand
Nav S9aTs annually thereafter commencing
AT interest payable at the Office City Treasurer
I.ScH proposal must be accompanied by a certified
On an incorporated bank company
state OF New York for two thousand (S2. .00Ol dol
OF New Rochelle - @@ ~-''
Bonds VIII be engraved under the supervision OF
and certified their genuneness by the Tinted
states Mortgage and Trust Company and their legality
aPProVed oy j, H Caldwell, Esq. Of New York CITY
purchaser. ' ~ @N--'+'4-9N " 'AAs
Nc bid OF less than par value the bonds will be
DonSoeTed. ,ed. BIDDERS must use the printed form of
PIoposaI turnshed by the undersigned
est to be paid by the purchaser delivery be
Bade at the office Of the City Treasurer IN New
oGneae on February a. 1905. The right is reserved
Dated. New Rochelle, n. Y, January 90 1905
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER, City Clerk.