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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
ARRAIGNED FOR KILLING DEER
Two Men Alleged to Have Shot one
in Stratton Last Summer.

Harry Niles of Arlington and ID. H.
Coming. clerk in the surrogate S OF,
fee in New York city, were arralgned
Tuesday afternoon before Justice y.
p. Carpenter on the charge of having
had in their possession July 10, 1906,
a deer which they had illegally Killed
in the town of StrattOn. j. j. Shaks'
hober of Arlington represented the re
spondents and State s Attorney koo-
ert c. Bacon prosecuted the case. MI.
Bacon moved for a continuance OF
three weeks because he stated he ana
not know what the plea of the respond
ents would be and in case they waved
examination no witness fees would be
allowed. Attorney Stakeholder de-
manded an immediate trial but one
of the grounds on which the prosecu-
ton demanded delay was the claim
that the defence had caused one wit
ness named Reed to disappear and both
sides agreed that he was vital W.T.,
ness although the defence denied all
| knowledge of his whereabouts or con
nivance in his disappearance.
After a somewhat lengthy argument
il was agreed to continue the cases to
the September term of the county
court and bind both respondents over
under 800 which was recognized by
Attorney Stakeholder. States Attor-
new Bacon stated that he would try the
case against Niles first and if he con
yicted him. then Coping would have
TO stand trial. Mr.. Bacon also stated
that if he didn't find suitable grounds
for a prosecution he would mol pros the
case. g..
The alleged crime was committed
while the two men were camping al
Grout S pond in the town of Stratton
in 1906 and Coping has been in Ne"
York previous to his arrest. When he
came to spend his vacation at Wi
minpton and Stratton according to his
custom. he was arrested by Game War
den Harry Chase. They were arraignec
in Arlington but the justice there dis
missed the case on the grounds tha'
it was out of his jurisdiction, Airing
ton being in Bennington county whii'
Stratton is in Windham county.
The claim of the state is that th'
two men while camping at Grouse
pond last year killed the deer and att
the meat Both Niles and Copplnt
were interviewed by Reformer re
; porter and stated that they gave Reed
who is the important witness in tn
; case, dinner at their camp one da,
when they had some beefsteak whicl
had been given to them. ACCORDING
to their story, Reed told in several an
ferent places that they had given mn M
the meat of deer and following thu
they were arrested by Game Warde
Chase. Both stated that they wer
' anxious to find Reed as he was the on
TO start the rumor which resulted i
their arrest.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26

,rices have been cut in this sale, per
bons rone has attracted more favorable
comment than the line of solled drum
mors, samples of women s white canvas
oxfords at SO cents a pair. VI COURSE
real shoes at 50 cents pair IS prac-
tically giving them away. Inc large
number of these that have been sold
shows that the women of Brattleboro
and vicinity consider the saving In
nrice as much more than offsetting the
Slight damage done to the goods by the
handling they have undergone. In fact,
a little Quick White dressing, properly
anplied. makes these 59-cent shoes as
good as ever. 1t only takes a snort
time to clean one pair, but If Durham
Brothers should try to clean several
hundred pairs it would cost a lot Oh
money. There are still a great many
of these left. There are also some ~
and 9S-cent white canvas oXfords TOT
women that are absolutely all rlght
and worth from $125 to $l.5O. j.,
Women s leather oxfords are marked
down to $1.23, $1.59, $1.9S, $2.47, $2.9S
and $3.47. The lines put IN at tne
price of $3.47 are high-grade goods
right up to date in every way, actually
worth from 81 to $3.50. The only rea'
SON why they are offered at $3.47 is
because the season is getting pretty
well along. ~
In mems shoes, there are leather OK
fords at $1.23 to $3.47 with some es
pecially fine values in russell shoes al
$159. Sizes somewhat broken. Inc
s347 line includes all $4 and $3.50 Hey
wood oxfords, black, tan and patent
leather, about 200 pairs, most all sizes
The $2.9S, $2.47 and $1.9S lines are
also especially attractive values Iher'
are also many bargains in shoes for the
children at SOC, Acc and soc.
The sale will continue for some days
and Durham Brothers invite every
reader of this paper to call and inspec
these goods or any of the regular lines
thew are confident that if you can be
come sufficiently interested to see VIVA
is offered you will become pur
chaser.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
BRYAN'S RATIO MAINTAINED.
Cuban Stars Defeated Independents by
Score of 16 to l.

The Cuban Stars played horse with
the local boys for nine innings on the
island Friday afternoon and when the
fun was finally over the score was 10
to | in favor of the Cubans. The local
hovs never had a look-in and the Wis
itors scored at will or permitted them
selves to be run down between bases
TO make the game shorter. Every one
of the Independents had BAD case
of stage fright from the start anu
with hands all feet, booted everythlng
that came along. Jimmy Clune started
in TO pitch and was banged so easily
that Cooley went in and attempted 10
stem the tide but his shoots possessed
no terrors for the dusky Cupans
Greenidge. who has been spending sat
urdav afternoons of late IN souiho
lent state in the neighborhood or sec
ond base, has been handed TIN can
40 has Smith who tried to play hrs'
base. Both these men fielded 1ai'
game but couldn't see the ball. go.
The visitors were corking goo'
foam and had several stars IN thell
i;nenr Bustimaite, the shortstop
showed some of the prettieSt fieldlnt
and throwing anyone could care to see
The one run that the local Doy'
soornd was the result of a bit of chance
Dupleavy lifted hit to center wnit =
went for a two Dagger and Went u
+bird on Jack Clune s bunt, scorlh 9 u
Tom Clune s sharp hit through S"of'
stop ;,;nns. r H
Cubans. 2212 2 0 ! 2 10 ~
f IuTap d It's, o OOOoOOo1 rio IL L
AHf Batteries, Perez, Prats and EigaT2 }lI,
IT. Clune, Cooley and 7. clune' Om
pire, Fcrriter.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
COURT FINALLY ADJOURNED.
Longest Session in Recent Years
Brought to a Close Saturday.

With the adjournment of the county
court Saturday afternoon the longest
session in recent years was brought 10
. close. A large amount of business
was transacted during the last two
Jsvs of the court. Friday the officials
u ,mcrad TO Newfane where Frank In
rn No. who was arrested at Bellows
Falls two weeks ago for burglary,
was sentenced to not more than Two
ond one-half and not less than two
cars con At Windsor and was taken there
tuesday. DR.. j. NJ. Ryder of Bellows
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
NO DULL SEASON.
July Prices at Durham Brothers store
Ensure Busy Month.

The usual dull season that every mer-
chant breads after the Fourth of July
has been successfully abolished TINS
month at Durham Brothers shoe store
nv the remarkable clearance sale that
has been in progress there since July
). Durham Brothers determined to
make prices on hot-weather footwear
this month that would not only clean
ur the stock and avoid carrying any OF
this season IS shoes over to 1908, but
would also keep the force of statesmen
busy during July and August, two
months when the average purchaser VIII
not buy unless some strong Involvement
is brought to bear. This inducement
in the case of the Durham store is ex
tremely low prices on extremely season
able footwear.
The sale has been continuing fol-
three weeks, but owing to the large
nnmber of shoes which were originally
marked down and to the increasing
numbers added every week there II
still large assortment sufficient tc
meet the demands of several hundred
customers who have not yet been able
To avail UlbUlStlNtS VI bho opBNN'eN
of saving good money on good SHOES
The success of this sale is very graft
fving to the firm. 1t proves of itsel
that the goods offered are unusua
values. A further proof, If necessary
is found in the fact that large mum
her of these shoes could be sold t.
dealers to sell again, at the same pric
at which they are offered to the public
Bv retailing them in this way, variou
objects are accomplished; first, dlstrl
bution is transferred from the shippin
, department to the retail department a
, time when the latter is not too busy
!, second, the sale of this stock of shoe
at cost or less is one of the best pos
sible advertisements; third, the cu'
, toners of Durham Brothers. get tn
, benefit of dealers prices; fourth, tn
. stock is cleaned up for the fall trad
! Among the numerous lines on whlc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
| STlTE OF VERMONT,
p Wiudham County, SIS.
GUY H. PUTNAM
VS..
.r- r,TvFpNr M

Whereas, GUY H. PUTNAM of Wards
e., IN tbe County of Windham aforesaid,
f.; Ala in the office Of the Clerk of this
|Cmrt his petition for divorce, setting forth
m, eral marriage with the said Lizzie l..
|Rrom and their living together as nus
Ind and wife until July Is, 1904, when
|he said Lizzie H. wilfully and without cause
deserted the petitioner and mas cohtihueu
such desertion ever since. 80.
And setting forth that the said Lizzie
ID Putnam is now without the State OF
Vermont, and in parts to the petitioner. I'M
known and praying that for the cause aiore-
aid divorce may be granted HIM from
IN said Lizzie L. Putnam, and that the
sre and custody of their minor enid De
tueed to him.
And it appearing that the said Lizzie u.
Putnam is without the State Of vermont
mi IN PARTS unknown so that the ordinary
service Of subpoena cannot be served upon
|kg h is ordered that the said Lizzie u.
Putnam be required to appear before the
COUNTY Court next to be held at Newfane
Within and for said County of Windham on
he second Tuesday of September, A. D.
lglT and make answer to the said petition
and show cause if any she have, why the
myer thereof should not be granted, anu
that notice OF the tendency thereon De gis'
N to the said Lizzie L. Putnam, BY pup
fishing this order containing the sqos te,
d sad petition in the Brattleboro, REFORM
En- a newspaper printed at Brattleporo ., -
sid County Of Windham, three weeks sue
te"iyely, the last publication to be at lea!sl
dix weeks prior to the beginning of the saie
September Term of Court. +,
GIVEN under my hand at Brattleborro II II
sid County this 8th day of July, A. y
-''' +. D. E. STOWE, Clerk.
n
HaS ,.NS, q S ~. p " EFm, $3.50
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
woMEN's WOES.
,.,,,o Women Are Finding Relief
at Last,

,.noro Women Are FINDING heiiei
at Last.
,,,. seem that women have more
fair share of the aches and
W h.t anIit humanity; they must
'r,.o up. must attend to duties in
' # constantly aching backs, or
I..bo. dizzy spells, bearing down
ad'' ,bey must stoop over, when to
aN' MAINS torture. They must walk
n9g ' ~, gnd work with raeking pains
D. u ,ony aches from kidney ills. Kid
Dsnse more suffering than any 9th
v ,DD of the body. Keep the kidneys
"s an5 health is easily maintained.
ta ' oJ a remedy for kidneys only
au bs y and cures the kidneys and is
/ al " by people You know.
l n.y.. Mix Conwill of so Elliot St.,
N ..l,horo. w.. says; "Doan's Kid
PGs are without exception the
r tilnry medicine | ever used. My
Z, D,S troubled me, off and on, fol-
4uu'y ys,rs There were darting pains
sa,,b M, back, | was unable to rest
y ,isbt and uwoke mornings feeling
Il and uurctreshed. | had head
A., and dizziness and colds always
.5s me- worse, while accompanying
~ ,,opblp there was inflammation OF
Gslder and a kidney weakness
~, WAS very annoying, | consulted
-' ,,,r. and used medicines but derived
.,io benefit from them. saw Doan''
| r;looy Pills recommended by people
=. lad used them, and went to F. II
|Hllep's drug store and got a box.
3 tbis one box and had started OF
,s,onl when the darting pains grad
|,rr ,eft me- and the action of the kid
Nv .acrotious became normal. / heart
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills To-
gnow they did wonders for me-. :"
Far sale by all dealers. Price o.
ami. FostcrMilburn Co., Buffalo, N
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan 's-an'
nEa no other,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
Sporting Notes.

The Independents were deIeaI I 1oa py
s IN ean r lake Saturday afternoon
h hy f tbe score of l to 0 in well played d
game. Hitting was light, nel l,n af the the
Getting three hits. The one run arnn nj IHo a
s gn.oT hal bali and then heaved wildly:
t ni,,uo nitcEed a clever game. Smith OF
T WESLEYAN pitched for the home net team an
w We Ssid his opponents safe. Two e II
anu wore nI made on each side. Trendai,'
rTrS ,; VS. second base for the lndepend'
e ents made feature eaten
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
NTATE OF VERMONT,
- Windham County, SIS.
KATHRYN E. GARY
VS..
WILLIAM B. GARY.


Whereas Kathryn E. Gary of Brattieboro
in the County of Windham aforesaid mas
fled in the Office of the Clerk OF this oour.
her petition for divorce, setting t0rth h r.
lega marriage with the said William d;
Gary and their living together as man and
wife, until June 6, 1905, when she ceaseu
10 live and cohabit with the said Wiiilaini
B, Gary, for the reason that ne, lne sa
William B., to wit, on the first day OF vune
A, D, 1903 and on divers days ana Inns
since said date, at Vernon, in said county,
and at divers other places, did treat the
said Kathryn R. Gary with intolerabie Sc
verify, and that the same William d. vary
to wit, on the 10Th day of September, lsuoi
md ever since said date, has. wilfully anu
cruelty neglected and refused to support
and maintain said Kathryn r. Gary, ne,
all the time being of sufficient pecuRilatIE
and physical ability to do, and setting IG ;.h.
that the said William B. Gary is now ". WIZ ~
out the State of Vermont and IN paris ~ ~
The petitioner unknown and praying '' be
for the causes aforesaid a divorce may W
granted her from the said William b. cary,
and that the care and custody OF their lnlhon
child be decreed to her, and 1t appearlhs
that the said William B. Gary is wltnou.
the State Of Vermont and in parts unnnvm
50 that the ordinary process OF suppoeneS
cannot be served upon him, it is orderee
mat the said William B. Gary De reqt ~
70 appear before the County Court next !;
Be held at Newfane, within and t T,os aa,,
q September, 4. b. 1907, and IN, make s,u sn
syer to the said petition, and show .S cause
Il any he have, why the prayer lhereo
should not be granted, and that notice 2
the tendency thereof be given to tne os sde'
William B, Gary, by publishing TINS i;tio v,u !,
containing the substance of SAID peIltion q
the Brattleboro Reformer, q, newspapo =
printed at Brattleboro in said County u, =
Windham, three weeks successfully the the las :
Publication to be at least six weeks prior or,
the beginning of the said September iefA
Of Court. :.
Given under my hand at Brattiepoto r
2ld County, this 10th day OF july H. =
F. D. E. STOWE, Clerl
HASSKINS 6 sCHWENK, Attorneys fop q
titiOner. Soo
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-26
Legal Notices.
|cTlTE OF VERMONT,

|cTATE OF VERMONT,
u Marlboro, SIS. D
Rv ,be Probate Court for said District.
+. an persons interested in the estate Of
hi CLARK, late Of Dummerston, deceased,
GREETING; .,.. rror-cr,roN l.,
|,1,ei TO this Court an instrument purport.
t., IA he the last will Of said deceased, for
|rTl,te-You are hereby notified that this
Ggrt will decide upon the probate of said
Instrument at the session thereof to be held
n he Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said
|idrct, on the 9th day of July, A. D;
|i0G when and where you may appear and
|nr,f,t the same, if you see cause.
|Ss1e H. E. EDDY, Register.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29
A RELIABLE
SPRING MEDICINE

AT this season of the year there
is hardly a man, woman or child in
Pendleton who does not need a medi-
cine to purify and enrich the blocd.
to induce an appetite. to promote di-
gestion and create strength, and we
are safe in saying we have never
sold anything in our store equal to
vincl for this purpose"
This new way of administering the
medicinal properties of cod liver oil
has wrought a wonderful change in
the field of medicine. There is no
need to take greasy cod liver oil,
emulsions or drugs to purify and en-
rich the blood and create health and
strength, for we guarantee that pure
simple and delicious cod liver and
oil preparation, Vinol, will do 1t, or
your money will be returned.
Mrs. Rose Lavigne, of Burlington.
Vt, writes: "Vinol is the best spring
medicine l have vcr used; 1t creates
an appetite, pur.fies the blood and
takes away all feeling of lassitude."
A member of the Pendleton Drug
Co. said: I'VE could go on quoting
hundreds of such letters, but simply
ask the people of Pendleton to try
Vlnol this srrng on our guarantee
to return the money if thel are not
benefited" The PendletOn Drug Co.
Note.--While we are sole agents
for Vinol in Pendleton, 1t is now for
sale at the, leading drug store in near
" every town and city In the coun-
try. Look for the Vinol agency in
your town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29

ious when informed of her sons
death and it is feared the shock to
her nervous system may terminate ia
tally.
James r. Foraker, brother of
United states Senator Foraker died at
Columbus, o., of cancer, from which
he has suffered for a long time. A
few months ago he was a patient in a
Philadelphia hospital, where he under
went several operations. but his ply
sicians finally gave up hope and he
had been expecting. the end for sew
eral weeks.
Ida Lewes recently celebrated her
5Oth year as keeper of the Lime island
lighthouse. As a girl and woman Ida
Lewis has lived a. remarkable life.
Her bravery and skill in handling a
boat are well known and her fame is
secure as the greatest woman life
saver in the world, for she has the
credit Of having saved no less than 1S
lives, most OF her rescues having been
effected in the face of extreme danger
and in winter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29

NORTHWEST NEWS.
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Edward Huger went raving insane
without any preliminary symptoms,
on Northern Pacific train at Yakima
while en- route to Tacoma from
Grangeville, Idaho, with his wife and
little children.
W. S. Waddell and his 12-year-old
son of Bellingham, Wash, are miss
ing 1t is supposed both were drown
ed in the sound by the capsizing of a
boat. They were camping out, and
the deserted camp was found.
e. F. Church will put in brick
plant near Joseph this summer, either
on the banks of the lake, or on Hur-
ricane creek. Mr.. Church has the
contract for building a brick hotel at
Joseph owned by James Tryon.
Oscar Spencer, an educated Indian,
was found guilty of assault on Johnny
Jake by jury in Judge Riggs court
lat Yakima. Spencer assaulted Jake
with knife, and left him lying by the
roadside, near Toppensh, late in Feb
ruary Spencer supposed Jake was
dead.
The Butte, Mont. lodge of Elks has
passed resolution denouncing the
use Of the elks' teeth as an emblem,
because OF the encouragement the
custom extends to poachers. In do
ing so, it follows the lead of 70 other
lodges, and follows the advice of
President Roosevelt
The Washington state supreme court
holds that under the constitution and
laws Of that state persons who are
insane-dangerous with homicidal
tendencies especially-may be COM
mitted indefinitely to the penitentiary.
This disposes of Chester Thompson
and Sidney Sloan for the time being
perhaps permanently.
The Laidlaw Development league Is
organizing and backing a scheme to
secure a good wagon road from Laid
law to Detroit, which latter place is
the present terminus Of the Corvallis
e Eastern railroad At present the
Laidlaw travel and freight all goes to
the Columbia Southern at Shaniko. q
distance of about 80 miles
Rev f. b. Hays, state moderator
for the oregon synod and pastor of
the Presbyterian church in this city.
was elected by the Grand Ronde pres
bytery, which met at Baker City this
week, as commissioner from the local
presbytery to the general national as
sembly of the Presbyterian church,
which meets at Columbus, o., in May.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29

CENTRAL NEWS.


A Rock Island, ILL.,, store advertised
1O-cent sale and the consequent jam
broke down a floor. Nine women and
three children were injured, one wo-
man fatally
DIR. Alfred c. Haddon, the English
ethinologist, who has traversed the
wilds of Africa, New Guinea and NAL
asia, is in this country to make an in
spection of the American museums.
He has been here before and has a
high opinion of American interest in
scientific Investigations.
4 reflex Of the Japanese triumph
over Russia is developing in India,
where the spirit of unrest and sedition
has grown to greater proportions than
at any time since the uprising of so
years ago against English domination.
Serious trouble is anticipated, to be-
gin in all probability with labor riot
ing along the railroads.
At New Orleans on the night of
April 16, Willis Rockwell shot and
killed a burglar who shot twice at
him when discovered. Rockwell was
not hurt. The same night Rockwell's
brother Emmett was killed in Boston
Mass, by policeman who arprehend-
ed him in the act Of robbing safe in
the residence Of wealthy citizen.
Thomas Miller, miner aged 20,
died at Walsenburg, Col, from the eff
fects Of a blow on the solar plexus
given by Sam L. Irons, aged 21, in a
prizefight. Irons has been arrested
The dead boys mother became delir-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29

The East oregonian Is Eastern Ore
CONS representative paper. It Ioads
and the people appreciate II and show
It by their liberal patronage. Il 4
the advertising medium of this section,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29
INoCCULATING SAGE RATS.
Experiments Rcing Made at WASH
ington A. c. at Pullman.

..,.., n.',,.
'",' 'ie "o'ras rl""eer Is 'ahe''
"'t "'i'oWl's
'S ieq"VS teH ny "r, . ~ iiper IN
"l7 .eeent ie''et' puDlsIed III last
MveN i'i''pr' he wiz pe iurhisheu
ml'i' 'V vi more lVe specimens OF
'.' sase ray Vi TINS 'ocah'y at once
.'c lats oe"is sathoreu 'osetIer now
lor S'iip'''nt Dy express SATURDAY
nio'i,ius' % hui'i"er Vi siiiaii boys
VI NEFnoS ridiilS' as wen aS sew
efal lltt'f lelioWs IN Madras' nave
pee'' h"Sy tnls Week, catchihs sage
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29

Acting Forest Ranger Bennett in
forms the county school superintend-
ent that all school districts are en-
titled to what wood they require for
fuel AS they will be allowed to get
this fuel in convenient places the cost
of hauling will be reduced and the
wood cheaper ed tn the extent of the
price of raw material. Application
should be made to the nearest forest
ranger. who will assist ir arranging
details.--John Day News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29

survey will make thorough
Ia gboratory tests with the Gagged rats
At Pullman, and should these. tests
prove satisfactory. he will then car
~ the experiments on by field tests
at this place, He believes that in
oculaticn with the virus he is using
ON the ground squirrels at Pullman
will prove effective. as those animals
are quite similar to she sage rat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-29
Would Pardon Franl, Turner.

j. p. Ripley has returned from a
trip to Umatilla county, made in the
interest Of his petition for the pardon
Of Frank Turner. He reports that he
had obtained the names Of all the jur-
or5 but one, whom he had not seen.
lie intends as soon as possible to make
a trip to Harney county to get the sig
nature of the then district attorney,
William Miller, whom he hopes to per-
suade of the justice of the PARDON
John Day News.