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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-11

and cheerlulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out OF order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If The child urin-
H. - Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-11

BUIsTs TURNIP SEED: We
have Just received from the cele-
brated Buist seed farms a full
supply of all varieties OF Turnip
Seed, such as the Yellow Globe,
Golden Ball, Southern Seven Top,
Large White Globe, Yellow Aber-
deem, and Improve dYellow Ruta-
baga. 1t always pays to get the
best and nothing better than
these can be mad. We always lead
in seed.
CT DENN O. COM
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-11
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble 'preys upon the mind. dls-
couraees and lessons ambition beauty, yigor
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-11
TIRES SET WHEEL YOU
HOUSE COLD TIRE SETTER.

While you wait-iu twerty minu-
tes-I can shrink the tires Of your
wagon or buggy without defacing
or cbarriug the rim Of the wheels
as is often done when he tres are
heated. If you have tires set
ouce while cold by this machine
you will never again allow them
10 lie heated. I have an expert
eueed man TO operate the machine.
Evsn If your tires do not now
need setting | invite you to call
and see it work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-11
COLD SPRING.

The many friends of Mr.. Walter
Brunson were glad to see him at
Rehoboth vest ,rday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Barns Struck by Lightning.

The new barn of M. E. Gillin on ST
Adams Hill, one of the finest struct-
ures of its kind in that neighborhoou
and which was just completed, was
twice struck by lightning during the
storm of Friday, July IA. and was
burned. A year ago next month
harm ON the same farm and in almost
the same location was struck by light
ming and burned. The loss to MI Gil
lin This time is about $4,000. There were
five persons working in the barn when
the bolts struck and all We're stunned.
Mr.. Gillin was preparing to take IN the
first load of hay. There was no STOCK
in the barn. A girl who was IN the
kitchen of the home ten rods away
from the barn, was knocked down by
the force of the bolt The barn was
one of the largest in this vicinity
measuring As by 10 feet. The barns
of Daniel McCarty, near West Berlin
were struck by lightning July II and
completely destroyed, with 20 tons OF
hay. The house was saved by a haru
fight. The buildings We're valued at
$4,000, including the farming TOOLS ana
wagons in the sheds. Uninsured. me
same day lightning struck the oarn
owned by Martin /. Wheeler at Cabot
burning the building with about eight
tons of hay, some wagons, sleighs anu
farming tools. No live stock suffered
The loss is about $500 and the lnsur-
ance 500.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
ariane Commissioners Meet.

The members of the Vermont anu
Now Hampshire bridge commissions
net in Claremont. N. H., last Weeh'
penorts had been received from heal
w an the towns on both sides q VA
Gonnecticut river, whether they ha au
,ridges or not and whether toil VI
Free cost of the different bridges anu
the ne proportion paid by the towns IN
Zach state. the whole length OF 'ne
taIn and what proportion was &C. on 2
nc Vermont side of the river II was
sn,,,d that there We're IL toll prluses
and % free bridges on the river, JONI
n,,u will be held next ran at va,
r'o,,s places along the river III III, sdI
tate Brattleboro, Bellows DE-,
w.. tbersfield, Windsor. White Klvef
T W and Guildhall, Vt. and clare nea
non, uir, and Woodsville, n r. Ia
l hnidee So between Hartland ". anu ana
Piainfield, n. H., and Weathersi len
" vt''''l and Claremont, n, H., nave pee,
oa ~, away and the citizens Oh ti ,e',s
taa,ns will be heard at the various i,,
romat TO determine whether . new
hridges ought to be built ana 'iie''
location.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

wilder L. Burnap, one OF tne oese
,.o,-n LAWYERS in the state, uleu
huntington saturday night, july iisS
: zee Star over a months serious ni,leSS.
a Mr Bnrnap was born of Vernon ,.,, eq
Mr, toaa in western New YORK DO
i paa ago. He removed with hls p &c
sea. RI Grafton where he Spent ne
, emu He was graduated from pntf
YOUTH ou,th college in 1868, SUBSEQUENT. as
iilou; in the civil war Tor t III,
se I1,ths in n, a company recruited IRON IRON
n mo et,aents of the college. he sue
, .ns low with Wales and Tait III nai
leu tom He practiced law IN , howa
nhart time. returning to burlillS OF Of
snoi ,,rnap married a daughter ~
MI onarable c. A. Castle, VINO, W.
the sons Robert, James and cen ,,
ln,ee survive. Mr.. Burnap has u
en-; of probate. states "a echool
rtate senator. city attorney anu ro lessor
state ,,,iesioner. He had been proI ,,,sSil
cS g ,nedical Jurisprudence in ahe nth the
u VI, Ndenartment. U. V. NJ anu a Of
e .;n,a - Of his death he was presi nssocia-
,hn Chittenden County bar Iaw Ii
, .ne and of the Burlington L Isf"- long
non association. He was me ef The
pra ,,,,;can and was president Oh 'h9
AIqonuuin club.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

The Korean people are raising
fund to send a delegate to the United
States to ask the president that ef-
forts be made by the United states
in the forthcoming peace negotiations
10 bring about an agreement py
which the Korean nation will become
independent within 20 years IL II
shows fitness for self !;
The delegate will solicit the soou
afticas of President Roosevelt to ask
Ianan to grant independence as the
Tinted states did to Cuba after the
Snanish- American war; A memorial
embodying the desires of the koreans
has been presented to Secretary Oh
War Taft at Honolulu.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
sratteboro & Whitehall Co. Organize

For a time after these amendments
|NTything promised well for the con
lnetion of road through to Wmte
| al and the promoters felt conhdenss
nay their homes were on the poiiil -.
|salzation. At a meeting heiu "a
|aaltleboro February l. 1871 po'i :.
directors Of the Brattleboro
hiiehall company was elected, anp
a subsequent meeting in Faye..
ne the board organized by eieI'i',.@
aalles F. Thompson. president; d. ~
Butler clerk. and c. F. Thonpsor,'
'ancis GOodhuc and J. L. Marl,n 81 "a
Executive committee. The people ="
shitehall seemed very much inter ,.
4 IN the project and were WINS
ey said. 10 do anything toward i,9
Tiherance. There were also apunu
NJ promises Of aid from the io"Is
he west side of the mountain. "
"A Brattlebaro and Londonderry W.
Z 70 aid the enterprise, but VIII i..as
ne 10 the fulhllment of proin i;do
husiasiioallv made the west s1
VS. were wanting. ,
PFogress was again brought 70 .
@alstill until the latter part OF 10
--t" -N4Ht-N OF lll'St A.
"a again revived by reports OF ~.
yessiul operation Of tWo-l -.
e road, said to be a marvel OF ~
~ ana great efficiency. rms Ia
20 connected the towns OF De-
and BIlerica. Mass. was lnsP
u January 1878 by committee =,
nsl selected from the diiier '..s
s n this county and was Iou.,s
ss5ss every advantage when We We,
- for It. Agitation Of two-IV y,
~ he West River valley was a.
begun and the aid voted TO tne
- project was formally transIeIi
NJ new scheme. the town ~
.-liy voted being as follows. Br 80
80 - coo. Newfane. $500
|,,..shsn1. $1,000: Jamaica. ss.,svv'
= .-,nosrrv, $4,000: total OF VIZ.
ne Necessary balance was ou'SA
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Baseball Notes.

COMPANY | and the Crescents will
fight it out on the island to-norro"'
Hinsdale has now defeated all of the
local league teams.
Raleighs Hinsdale aggregation Went
to Keene, N H., Saturday and was
defeated 10 to |.
winchester was beaten by Ashuelot
saturday by a score of 10 TO 9. Felch,
who pitched for Winchester had ~
strike outs to his credit
The Keene Locals will cross bats
with the Brattleboros at the driving
mark next Saturday. The Brattleboro
team is one of the fastest in TINS VI
cinity and a good game should take
place.-Keene Sentinel. Which one
is it?
A scrub team composed of local
league players met the nine of the zoru
regular artillery on the fair grounds
Sunday afternoon and won by q scoIe
of 3 to 2, The game was one OF inc
hest seen in town this season ana was
witnessed by a considerable CROWD; IN
order TO win the local players hdu 70
nut up first class baseball for tfle ar
tiIlerymen showed that they knew
something about the national game III
addition to their regulation WORK
RAYMOND Frost, catcher Tor tne
Crescents and one of the best an.
round men in the local league Is gu.
of the game for the remainder OF tne
season as the result of an aceiuene ~
his right hand sustained in the game
al Hinsdale Saturday. frost Wa s,s
str1,clx nv a foul tip in the seventh
inning and although ne knew me
hand was injured he pluckily hnisheu
tba qame. When he arrived nome
the member was so badly swollen
that the trouble could not be dag,
,nsed but on Sunday it was found
mt two homes in the hand were
fractured. The loss of Frost MAKES so, .
bir hole in the Crescent team. o
man of Arms academy. who is spenu 9,,
ing his vacation at Spoford lake. WI,
catch in Saturdays game Oul nv
regular man has been secured
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
Bent Her Double.

II knew no one. for four weeks; when
I was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter. OF
Pittsburg. Pa, land when l got better,
although l had one of the best doctors
/ could get, / was bent double ana haI
to rest my hands on my knees Mnen . !
walked From this terrible affection
7 was rescued by Electric Bitters,
which restored my health and strength.
and now / can walk as straight as
ever. They are simply wonderful.
Guaranteed to cure stomach. nver anu
kidney disorders; at F. III. Holden &
Cos. drug store; price soc.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
The Original.


q q Chicago, UII5l
Foley re- as a throat and lung
Honey Honey ann and on account Of the .I greaI
remedg and l popularity of Foleys Honey Honey
me1it T arr many limitations are 1 4opev
ana the genuine Ask for Foley s,s,, hon ofy
Tor tT TaT and refuse any subst l.siS oiys
a saTsd as no other preparation ,s WIN mildly
i ,s,n same satisfaction IL on rs and
Native, tnS It contains no S 9Pics per-
is safest for ehl ali Druggists.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
The Outlook for Mid-JuIy.

A portrait of Elihu Root. Mr.. Hay
successor as secretary of state, adorns
the cover of The outlook for July 10
and a eulogistic editorial sketch con-
gratulatory to the president. Ine
country and Mr.. Root himself. forms
one of the leading features OF the Is
sue we are assured that the eoun-
try will be Mr.. Roots client and ne
win serve its best interests with Iosa.
Sevotion and unstinted labor; but u.
is Characteristic of him TO demand
that his clients shall do Jusuce IN
order to secure Justice Some eontrlo-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
cREscENTs LOSE CLOSE GAME
u;nsdale Defeats Them by score o' ,
IN 3 at That Town.

Hinsdale and the BrattleooT9 oa se1a
cents had a hot session at hin ,,.,lo
last Saturday afternoon, l S,,as
-, I'm the ninth inning. Ii was
a lilaJ game until that time and
axcseeSinelv interesting to watch. IN
~ Lost half of the final inning BROOKS
wy TO-. a base on balls. stole second
snS scored on Drugs grass cutter
an .,iiio,, went through Stolte at short;
n TN Mccormick and Grady pitched
a oO'n nxceIient game. but the latter was
obliged TO let up in the last Two m ~
nings on account Of an INJURY "
IS,ast-s hand. The summary
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
utea articles of interest are The Army

uted articles of interest are The Army
Canteen: From the Standpoint OF the
Man in the Ranks by Corporal Il. n.
Pritchett. U. S. A.; An Experiment IN
Industrial Harmony, by Frank Par
sons, Phi. D.; Political Signs of Prom
Use. by William Allen White. and Inc
Musical Parasite, by Robert Haven
SchaufIier. A variety of important
happenings are reviewed in The week;
and in the department Of Books anu
Authors are considered the BOOKS OF
the week, American Literature anu
Lord Salisbury as an Essaylst.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
STRIKING THEIR GAIT.
Athletics Defeat Company IN "
Innina Contest Saturday.

Although the Athletics outplayed
company | from the start of Satur-
days game the score remained We
until the first of the 10th inning wheh
L. Allen circled the bases on mohu5
mental piece of fiubdubbery ana
brought home the deciding run. a.
len scored on an extremely high in
tiaid Hv which he knocked to DAVIS
He was nearly to second when the
snhere came down only to be muhed
nv the soldiers shortstop. the pan
rolled toward Ellis who picked II up
and threw wild to second base. Alien
getting home with several feet 70 70
snare amid the tumultuous cheers oi
the Athletic supporters. The sum
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Two base hits, Harwood, Stoite.
stolen bases, Pierce, Brooks, 2. Drugg
,. Mccormick 2, Young l, LaChaiice
4. Belleville 2, March. First base on
balls, off Mccormick l, on Crazy T.
Struck out, by Mccormick -
Grady 9. Hit by pitcher. Drugg. 2,
Dunleavy. Time. III, 45m Umpire
Josenh Young
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21


A survey and permanent Ioeat,on
OF the road were at once begun and
construction bids advertised for. The
matter OF suitable entrance into
brattleboro was problem which
caused no little discussion, IL was nj
first planned to have the road cross the
West river at West Dummerston and
enter Brattleboro through the valley
TO the west OF the d. s. Pratt farm on
western avenue, continuing thence to
Esteyviile across high bridge over
Whetstone brook. This route was at
length abandoned on account OF its
great cost. and an Arrangement eff
fected with the Vermont Valley road
whereby In consideration of the an
nual payment of 5000 lease was Sc
cured OF a portion of its road-bed
from West river to the local depot
This lease together with right of
way from Col. Richards Bradley set
tied the problem.
On September 80. 1878. the contract
for building the road was award
ed to Col. l.. NJ Morrison of Lock Ha-
ven, Conn, but for some reason he
declined TO accept the proposition, and
on October 26 the contract was given
TO Harris Brothers & company AT
this time II was decided to make the
of two, the bonds of a three-foot road
being readily marketable while those
of two-foot road had no negotiable
worth. 1t was also claimed that the
roadbed, entertainments. masonry and
bridges as estimated for the two-foot
gauge would be sufficiently strong to
hold a road of other width.
Ground was formally broken at Fay
etteville and Jamaica November H..
1878 and the work of construction con-
tinued rapidly and without incident
until July 1879 when the concern which
had contracted to furnish the iron be-
came skeptical as to the financial con-
dition of Harris Brothers & COMPANY
and refused to fill their contract. This
action brought forth volume of crit
icism from the opponents of the pro-
ject and all sorts of allegations were
made as to mismanagement and what
would now be termed graft. To make
a new contract for rails was out of
the question on account of the rapid
| ly advancing price of iron, and the
completion of the road at the contract
time was defeated although the great
err portion of the substructure was
finished during the fall.
In the winter of 1879 and 1880 the
Brattleboro & Whitehall company took
the matter into its own hands. the
contractors being released from their
contract by returning $25,500 in bonds
issued to them and relinquishing all
claims for cash percentages and ex-
ira work done There was some talk
at the time of bringing suit against
Harris Brothers & company to recov-
ler the, bond forfeited by reason of
failure to fulfill the contract but the
Brattleboro & Whitehall company had
no funds with which to enter into pro-
longed litigation and besides was ex-
tremely DESTROYS of securing the com
pletion of its road as soon as possible
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Base on balls, Davis. Ellis C .ia,,s
,,,,i." hose hit. Davis Double plays
+ 7 e mo stevens. Davis Stevens Waite; IL
,uan,Rrasor ?. Hit by pitched pail
a A''e Inhnson. struck out. by Cooley D.
NV Ellis 2. Passed ball. L. Alien. oii-
pire Darcy -. ,r HATED hall.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

The village of Middlesex was .; arousv
ed by sI 9.,ly n. in the violent ring
morning; Jul ot,,rcb bell. After hunting
ing OF 'f fer fire. it was found that snS
IN VAN sexton -. had mistaken the Gay
cn ns Sras ringing the bell for the sun
dsy service
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
The First Definite Step.

The first definite step looking tow
"a road through the heart of WIND
,m county took the form of charter
rnnted in 1851 for the ''Wantastiquet
silroadp to run from Brattleboro 10
londonderry thence through Land
nmp Peru and Mt Tabor to connect
Min the Western Vermont raiiroau
me towns of Dandy and Walllng,-
Nri, or from Londonderry through
Weston to connect with the Rutland q
Rmington in Mt. Holly; or from
Weston through Andover to connect
VIM the Rutland e. Burlington at
ludlow" No corporate action was
Aver taken, however. on account OF tne
sge amount of money necessary 10
M furtherance of the plan.
In 1867 the Vermont legislature
raned a charter for the West Rlver
Falroad" This charter was drawn by
Nudge H. H. Wheeler who was tnen
representative from the town or jam
hica, and contemplated the eonstruc-
Non of a standard gauge road from
nattleboro to Jamaica. 1t was OF III.
N value however, without an act
Enabling the towns along the proposed
Ere TO bond themselves. and this act
Ne legislature of 1867 refused 10
nss But in 1868 the enabling meas
NE found its way through the mouse
knd senate, and the towns OF JaInalca,
|TDwnshend and Newfane issued bonds
d the amount of eight times tneir
respective grand lists. Formal oIsaa
ntiOn of the West River raiiroat
company took place February D, pu.
ack of funds kept the project IN a..
trbwonic state. Two careful surveys
h the West river valley We're maue
N about that time. one by Julius fenIi;
Vell-known engineer, in 1868 anu
mother by Robert Harris in 1888 ~
@s an act was passed authorizins
na railroad company to extend lt6
ne through Vernon to the Massacnu,,,
ats line, and four years later 9 ~
|Tent through the legislature extenu
ng for a period of 10 years the pIo
srbed time for beginning and com
feing the work. ,o7e
The years between 1870 ana io.e
we're discouraging to those ANXIOUS y
tm the realization of the project hoM
10 long in a preliminary stage. AZ
sorts of methods for raising the nee
ssary funds We're discussed but mons
seemed feasible until with the con-
biz into prominence of narrow gauss
nads, the idea was conceived Vi
iiopting a three foot gauge and puiiu
BIZ through to Whitehall. n T.. 'llus
t@ening the cost and securing the az,
suNnce Of a large amount OF tralhe
Witb tl,.,o il,e., il, view the charter
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

Edward columbe, q. and his proIn-
er-in-law. Harry Smith, y; OF buI
lington were drowned IN LINZ Saa'i =,
plaiu Sunday. July 10. Iney Me -
-,sngs SEATS. overturning the boat
Sr1itb Is survived By his wife
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
s;,,s Roads Completion

H's'0,y 49, of the road si h1,en-
completion, paT TaSps IS well known It, to
he reside@ts a 81 hand G feS
cold w .s,sf The trains began 70 ~
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21
,10Ry OF NARROW GAUGE
-, WILL BE CHANGED TO
' .,,o or STANDARD WIDTH.
:, First Discussed Over so
' w.. AGO but Not Begun Until
-oiMeul.ies Encountered by
,,,erested in Enterprise.

lWo
Interested in Enterprise.
rndbam county's narrow gauge
' " which has been in operation
iaV~ ,r,y a quarter century, will pass
wv ayistenee sunday II arrange
n o. tor ms transformation into a
Fsle stondard width are completed
kd " lime A large force OF men,
\ ta' rom all portions Of the
kllneIeuv vermont system. will accomp-
|snusi TASK of widening the track In
y S Sov and If the last OF the Ties
p ,.0 S" Brattleboro and south Lon
sesn can be laid In time the Ia
|Nnoeif !,ul assemble here Tomorrow.
Renl tSe work will be done one week
w. sunday While the passing or
|flH o Sr gauge will no doubt mean
|he MAIN ,nmnrovement in the railroad
HN .,aa If the towns along its path,
lciuer many people who will wit
s ~ IL, r departure with a feeling OF
|@ e., at the thought of losing the
fasa' sh;oned engines and cars when
fa'ia snna such yeoman service in the
fat ~ w." Years. These Anticipated spec
I@ 80 railroad architecture Will
|reas Sronght to Brattleboro on the
% s..ore The gauge is changed. and
~ peiV stored ON a side track at the
Fil p "a If the depot yard until they
wv .o,S 10 some company whicn can
u" story of the inception, construc-
~ and operation Of the narrow gauge
~ v, D ~ an interesting one and well
vs.rates the difficulties that lie In
natb of any such enterprise.
s TI pa nroiect of a railroad up the
rsst river valley was primarily as,
Mated with the movement TOWARD
s0.0aS connection between the Con-
s a.,,S"t river valley and Lake Cham
{s,n IN 1S4S the Vermont legislature
a sn,aa a charter for the "Champlain
'd cornerticut River railroad" the OBJ
of which was the construction OF
.,i,road from some point on the
,,anScticut river in Windham OF
r yr,. county to Burlington. II was
" intention of those interested N
u, scbeme TO connect at Ashuelot. N
~ NTH a proposed branch of the
Es,hhurg railroad but the latter cor
t,r,tion had difficulty in getting q
{ss r from the New Hampshire leg
y lsH Finally the Champaign Z
snrecticut river project was killed
\ .D ,So Pntland & Burlington road Sc
1,ng the right to build through New
u ANN although the plan nae
, lr,,' "a far that a survey of the Wes'
~, valley had actually been made
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

~ raised In private subscriptions, tho
last amount being pledged In Towns
bend In May 1878,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

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