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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
STRATTON.

E. J. Eddy of Brattleboro was at f. A.
Eddy's Tuesday. :
H. f. Eddy of Brattleboro was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Pike returned to her home
in Wardsboro last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Pike and two
children visited at Charlie Shine s in
Wardsboro Saturday
Fred Thomas came home from Sears
burg last Friday. Walter Lackey came
with him for a visit at his former
home. They returned Monday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

tian II = i.esiaills haiaiihE - iht ~
Ahifh The spsriHnafni aans IA SHE eiiiaer
a = nssi ~ sltn@n thrir 10 nai 10 llss "a
liIs congressional lsslg nsuIr slril aaH IN
lias Interests II hls constituents than Ne,
Foster and Il anyl-sh ran - lir hill
through he all Do il,-ilrnninston hah-
net.
naVh rsIiainl! siess kn"a lea 10 tssp
llsss lisnningtan "lhsnlssnis anisi.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
Wilmington. Msri 10.
Correspondence Bureau
lliaiiirlofo l,ri0iinei

Gentlemen ! presume sou have heard
that thi. town voted i0f iu'usr az the
la,i toxin nesting When 4un want a
lesson Ia How ~ tondusi Campaign
ior l.io,usc. ram, up AMI We viii explain
how Il !. done, We don't cate II Ne can't
get a prescription from q llniilehorn dos
TOT when Ne want q liiilr something q"
take. We will have a place w. here where
wr can got q drink when W. ic.l dry. Come
M neat summer. laur. thir.ti,.
Marlboro. March y T. W. H.
Thank Vuu
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

Statistics concerning the ruadihs q ihs
iaisaAfle ia the stale l,Tisan AZ MiRds@f ~
val ssanr farss alhrS 10 lhr dlsstsdii u
tbs aVsnsr hrlion rradsF oulsids the
sails ilas mosl larulsT lsook lnsi,is sss
liullrT's slsry II Athens. ahish Wss iaksn
uul I'd ilmss ia year Close "a this IN
Popularity aas nrmins'. Mosalrs iTUm Ia
dia anl llar Memoirs II neliioai.1. Coop
rr's Sp,, Dirksns's Hard nmss, kaIle's
Siasr Coash and Tavern DAYS, Crlkie's
Scottish "Reminiscences and Jphnsanis
What TLss Say IN Nea England The llshl
so hriion Nae the lsasi Rad rrIhal,s lhl.
i dur to the iari that HE !. seiieus ma,
lsr 10 lAass i.ellind bars, ~ POSSIBLY i !.
a. slated 10 an unpublished lrlisf irom an
inmate II Sing sing that peoilr aill read
an, thing 10 kill time, Whatever the IA
.on. the inmates al our Ienal institutions
.hould h provided with backs. The libra
iir, 81 the state pnsnn, honse II oarpiion
aud industrial school arr sniirl, made.
auaie a. their nor,ls, onmIas-l largely ui
dilandal.d, unsuitable hook., often lhose
discarded from some other library our
state hospital ior the insane has practically
no library at an ior the usc ii the IA
iieni., Newspaper. and periodicals am
more or les supplied Ia all these institu.
lions. bat are more or hes unii, nading, |
and IN many eases should hc denied Travel /
Ing hbrarirs from the state library commits
.ion have bern sent 10 all ihose Places bat |
hat !. neither an adequate nor satisfactory |
method, Al these institutions should be
supplied with good permanent Libraries of
he bet books. chosen especially for their
i.c, kept In repair classified aud catalogiei
u the most efficient manner, and circulated
rgulaily among the inmaic.. The chidnn
Il the industrial syhuol should have acc,rs
q the h,,t literature a, well a. manual
raining. the thou,ands who pa,s yearly
Trough the house ii correction can he
cached IN thi, way u. perhaps IN NO other,
he greater pant ui those in ,iai. prison
return 10 ike IN -oricty. aud
be- influence oi reading on the insane
Mud canno, h. questioned, other .taic.
~ making provision for the reading ri
nrh institutions. Why not Vermont
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

\ loss of SS00000. the death of one man
and the serious injury of three Others was
the result OF fire which began in James.
town, \. y, Saturday night. and ended
Monday morning, destroying large sc..
ton OF the business center of the CITY
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
II Surely Is


Only two months to the olsning ul she
fishing season aud on. month ul't Ia Nind
ham county, III ~. NAY Il should not b.
forgotten that the Nndhan county laW
i working pretty well and should h. az
plled Ia the rest Of the state.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

The village 81 Remington siill mlNrs
partisan polilics with local rlrrtien. In
lhis Ir,lrci il j. hardly abreast 81 mos,
\ stm0ni communities
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
SOMERSET.

The robins have made their app
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Vale spent
in Wilmington.
\ large bear was seen near cam
one evening last week.
Ed Belknap and Fred Hall of :
were here Thursday on business.
Thomas Rogers and party from
iord were guests in town last weel
Miss Marguerite johnson of >e
was a guest of Mrs. Vale last weeI
The Deerfield Lumber company al
ing 20 carloads OF logs to Mountal
every day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

There are q states in the Union whose
combined business does not equal that Of
the New York postoffice which is more
than the postoffice business of Philadel-
phia and Chicago combined.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

Political Bureau,
Brattlehoro Reiomcr:
What Ito You say to smashing the
mountain rule thi, year aud elcetiug a
leutenant-g governor from Addison county,
Judge Dana is our choice and ii YOU have
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

They say one of the questions a.
Would.be census enumerators is Il
tlonalty of child born to a Frer
Their and German mother on Till
seas and brought up in New jersey.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
The Meddle
III The sssi III, sea. a. .

/ Many people haVt taI s
nhost.ntaiious manner U
u leaving Tho tunur
spectacular has neruu
iluns 81 a lew mouih-
i,a.el-.s Thick a. Il Nas fi.
ualiy heen WORN aNaK H
meath aud the sunN
hiuken into listsss and
Within the Iiast week Ta
ih, iee lstN~en she H
I Villagr and che mouth W
disappeared, and ihstt +,
that there vail h. any De. ~
,iWam j. clear a. Iuir,
about a month from na
course, that the impinunt
made on the Island bali fH
suffer no damage from m '
those under whose diueat
done an, inclined % the 20.
Trouble vail H. experience
The fact that the hclH h,
most level and j. irov iIuu
duor, the likelihood u 3ana.
With the prospect ui t.dra.
field - slight the question
town will do thu. summer .u
baseball team lseoomc. ima
which a. present. arr under Hs
aud then. !. no ground 'Hr
will not llmtilcboro wi.l Iass
i,osal hy the latter part 81 lHr
huely appointed ball park I'D.
lent diamond and tumbs
stand, The promoters II do. ~
not intend TO become hi.,h
Themselves, having other tmgt
hands. but they stand ready 3
ness with any man or b0iy
se,sed 81 a desire To- become
thi, form Of sport. Alneady then
enough discussion OF basehal. 4
indicate willingness on the IN
fans 10 support a semi proic..i1m
a season Of about two month. az
Fourth Of July 10 Labor day III
ago with conditions much lr.. 8
than at present a committee wet
TO take up a similar propo.iil
riou- groups Of college playen :
lege restrictions did not include
summer hall. but the matter
dropped for several reasons. 5a
was the expense incident upon
proper field. II has been ,uese,,-
meeting OF those interested x
the purpose Of selecting a eaa I
make another attempt along 'h., 4
il Is not unlikely that the ,ugs5s
be adopted. keene is planning c
team this summer and Wood,'es !
ioubt be represented as in the 4
clever aggregation. Now !, tie Z
begin negotiations.
Motor-boat owners will read VII.
he item in another column conceH-
reorganization OF the Connetucu,
lumber company and It's plans t0td-
he Connecticut river this summer
he largest log drives in IT. his'gT
he time of last seasons drive. w1i
title more than half the usual tx
vas much talk TO the effect that
nil was to be built north Of Nj
'alls 10 take care OF the results q
operations, and the tIass
{ George Van Dyke strengthened !
ef that the practice OF driyn.
through to Mt. Tom would be abili
low, however, it looks as if the Ga
ut would be closed to boating ior
sually long period this coming i
asst year, it will be Remembered. ta
ut in am appearance July Is. aftei
ED up between here and Bellows Fl
lore than a week by south winds, a
EAR passed Brattleboro Ang. |. For
lree weeks, therefore, boating va
andstlll. With a larger drive az
disability of delay BY head wind
lances are that boating will be held
Iore than a month this wear uni,
Ingements can be made with the
'mpany to send its drive from
ais to the Vernon dam in boom,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

| Reiulucrs Political Bureau
Can you send over a man to Bennington
To meet the writer aud talk over political
matter, in general. We ale somewhat M.
decided what We viii do here on the gov
crnur,hip and would lk, to talk with one
of your experts send man who ha.
made a recent touI ut the state II YOU can
conveniently and | will see that your Ian.
rrau ], paid for whatever expense there i.
You see Marsh llapgnol coming into the
race complexities thing, in TIN, county.
Your truly
Bennington March !. T.. j. H.
+. ;. What would you ,ay about me a.
a candidate for the state senate this fall
\, we remember it, You participated in
the fusion movement IA 1895. On that ac.
count We do not care to do business with
Won. nor would We expect any true repuhl
can la support YOU for any office.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

Congressman ID. J. Foster has introduced
a bill in congress providing for the cree
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
Minimizing oppmlilon

Miihosil tammsai as iasssal ~ las'ii
II nnt sstits = aitsrln ga liasilral ia,ltiios
III. st.hz..t fhls Nak iasM.-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18
Political Correspondence Bureau
Our Motto;
mo. the Time for all Good the Aid fa

ns,s, h,snl Il him | snfl,ss ihis lr''i
n,,n,al iIons the lhisiul llusi
~NrA ii4trn n,zfr 3 rsri 's.'fr' 20, -
laAh fhIk Ia Firsiihg Charles ii4ha
u,ialii.fil N rarp psi~st ipl The ia,.ill,' 4,
n, X IN n,akf az rass'lahaaill stssi "iilsial
NJ. nana aill anfsla, liink, ai'd ! >,'i
think that 4 l. alse iui ~ I" ailrnaiA "a
hfsak III, oil ia,hlonr,i mountain nilt, ~
aiii -. Ne llaua ani lalh ntrF lhr mat
tsr Nnh him, ArIy truth ksufs,
Rii,loli MANN y v . u
Talk u bi,akius the nuuuIain tul, =
rant ialtieal hrirH W. SHOULD MOI
,,,unIsnanrr Il TOT mnmvni, lie'iir''
ahn !. lulsr Dana
Political Correspondence iluIrau,
llalilrl.oin kriurmrI
w air talking ~ fnnnlns Han hu'
all iuf tho .snair lhl. tai and Il you ran
ave ~ aus suggrsliuns how Ne can 81
into the convention without having Z"
massarfr any other candidate Ne van hif
pf,,ials such advice,
AG. A., n, Comrade.
Wilmington, Manu- -,
II You will iolluw tlu,sh oai SERIES ri
political auirlr, yuu viii So .oinr valuable
lalniefs, hon further adtinr a. 81 the Ia
AMI out. II nrpuhlloan Iulilirs in your
town, inquire oi III Porter, "nt time demo
ofai,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

Boys and girls in eighth and ninth grade
work IN country schools who are not ia
miliar with the names Of orr common
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
MAT BOUT PUTS
 MINUS SIGN ON
 DOLLAR CHEST
Not Enough Taken in al An
 derson-Hazard Contest to Pay Expenses, and All Are
 in the Hole.
(By Lee Hamilton.)

Keen disappointment is felt among the few loyal followers of the Hazard Anderson match, and incidentally the promoters. over the fact that such q small house witnessed what proved to be one of the best matches. for a handicap, that has ever been seen in Bisbee.
 As the finances of the thing nOg frame up. w R. Banks. the promoter, and Anderson and Hazard them selves, are "in the hole" There was not enough gate money to meet in eidental expenses. advertising. etc, which means that, aside from the hundred dollar side bet posted previ- ously, and which goes to Anderson. there was no gate money to split be- tween the contestants, while those who put on the preliminaries are likewise left out in the cold. Hazard, being the loser, contributed his share of the entertainment for the good Of the sport alone. never receiving one cent.
 It is figured that the attendance at the Orpheum. where Babes in Toyland- was played. hurt things somewhat, while the short duration and one-sidedness Of the Stone-lndian bout also had its effect. It is fig1lr- ed, however. that since the good sport that was missed Wednesday night by those not attending has been noised about, that there will be no difficulty in calling together a packed house when the Orpheum is secured for tine straight match be- tween Anderson and Hazard. catch as catch-can, best two falls in three This will be pulled off in Bisbee just as soon as AndersOn's left hand, which was injured by a boulder in the mines six weeks ago, has fully recoy- erde it's usefulness.
 Hazard returned to COurtland early yesterday morning. He had no com plaint to make at the outcome of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
SMALL ARMY OF
 HOBOES ARE HERE
GENTLEMEN OF LEISURE ABE GIVING OFFICERS OF 5ls6EE AND LOWELL TROUBLE.

During the past two days Bisbee has been visited by an influx of ho- boes the like of which has not been seen ia many months. Fully twenty of them are hanging around town and most of them are toIgh-lOokine characters. doubtless attracted by the monthly pay-days of the mines and hopes of picling up a little easy change.
 Vigilance of the officers. however, has been responsible without doubt for the fact that there were no at tempts at hoiJ-ups. One golden chance was passed up by somebody when the mn Hszleton lay for some time drunk in the gutter with SIP on mn. and doubtless he is still crow ling over his good fortune.
 The 'boes seem to be pals, accord ing to the officers. camping out in the mountains about town. living upon each other. according to who is luck enough to 'moooh" enough food or the price of a pocket flask.
 Since Wednesday the local justices have foated no less than a dozen out of town. Then they go to Lowei' and reeommence their usual touch tac- tics about the streets and in saloons
 Yesterday Constable Bailey caught three who had just been run out oi Bisbee. They were drunk and abus i've. so two, J. P. Cunningham aEG John Mcdonald. received Q cool sixty days at the Hotel White, Tombstone while third. John Mansfield. dre" five days in the Lowell caiaboose-
 Two others were picked up last night and will be given hearing to day. Five more who had not vel been before the Bisbee officers were hoated gently along the railroad tracks toward Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
WRESTLER IS HEIR
 ID SWEDISH CASH
CHARLES STONE NOTIFIED THAT s14,ooo AWAITS HIM IN OLD COUNTRY.

A few days ago Charles Stone, tae Swedih wrestler, who has been mak- ing his home at Lowell. quietly Jeff town for Phoenix. it was said, where he intended to join the Nat Reiss carnival company. with which John Middleski. the big Indian. is also travelling They planned to give ex- hibition matches and Stone planned to tour the east and eventually go to Europe.
 After he left, however, word was received here that Stones father had died in the old country and had left him a fortune which, reduced 10 American money, would amount 10 about S14.0O0 This news was com municated to Charlie at the territorial capitol, and word was received yes terday that Stone. having secured 6 stake from a fellow countrymen, had left for the old country to claim his patrlmony and was probably now on his way across the ocean
 The news that Stone had fallen heir to 6 fortune will no doubt prove gratifying to his many friends here. in- cluding those who have followed his wrestling exploits, and thereby be- come interested in him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
N0 TAXATION UPON AMERICAN CAPITAL
GOVERNOR OF coAHuILA SAYS
 LAW WILL BE PASSED TO Ex- EMPT IT.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Jan. 13- tSpeciaD-To induce American capi- tailsts to make investments in the State of Coahuila, Senor Jesus del Valle. governor of that state and the guest of the city of San Antonio last week. said that the legislature of Goa huila would in he near future mass laws exempting from taxation for a certain number of years all capital inves ed there in mining, industries and agriculture. He announced that the State would do this for the nt,. pose of inviting large investments. especially from the United States. He also said that the teaching Of English at the Normal college of Coahuila would be made to introduce the teach ing of this language in the hisne, public schools.
 Senor Del Valle met with a very enthusiastic reception while in this city. He was feted by various so- cial and comm rcial bodies and Fort Sam Houston invited him to witness Ia garrison review. and participate in- spection of the post. General Albert L. Myer showed the visitor many cour- tesies and a reception was given in his honor by the city council
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
PATTERSON FUNERAL
 IS HELD YESTERDAY
ALMOST EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN TOWN PAYS LAST SAD TRl5- UTE.

Attended by scores of sorrowins friends and Masonic brethren. the funeral of W. J. Patterson was held gt ? o'clock yesterday afternoon from the residence. The services were conducted by Rev. J. E. Fry, and the Presbyterian choir furnished the music.
 Members of Bisbee Lodge, A. r. & A. NJ. also members or the Eastern Star, attended in a body, marching to the residence and escorting the remains as far as the depot. where all boarded special electric cars for Lowell. where the profession re- formed and proceeded to Evergreen cemeterg. Hare lne Masonic D,s----al service. impressive at all times, was conducted. snd the remains of the late popular business man and citi- zen were lowered to their last rest ing place.
 Aside from the Masonic bodies, nearly every business msn who could leave his duties attended, and some of the business houses, nota- by those with which the deceased had been associated. were closed. The cortege following the hearse, with it's burden hidden in flowers was unusually large
 The pail bearers were George t- Buxton. Ross Gr,fhth, Dr Ferguson H. NJ. Woods, C. F. Phiibrook anu Mir Hall
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
CARRIES FIVE MILLIONS

(Continued from Page l)
 WASHINGTON, Jan l5-Ihe house today passed the fortihcations ap- propriation bill carrying more than 5000 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
RETURNS ID B|SBEE ALL BUT CONCEALED
JACK M'oREGoR SAYS THE cLf- MATE OF ARIZONA IS ALL RIGHT.

Gee, but it's good 10 be back where the sun shines; where the bur TO brays. and where the temperature is not such that it makes you feel like jumping into 9 fire in order that you may get warm all over at enc time. Thus soliloquized John MoGregor the popular insurance man yesterday. for the benefit of a group of friends to whom he was telling his experiences on his re- cent trip to Denver and other Coi- orado points
 This climate Is just what the doctor ordered for me. I know it. Nearly all of the time was in Denver the thermometer lowered at Or below zetO. That's too cold for me. Arizona is all the goods when . it comes 70 winter weather. 'and no mistake about it."
 While absent from Bisbee. Mr. Nc | Grego- contracted an extreme case of golf bug fever. He can talk o1 little else thsn "bogie" foursomes. and scatfers proniiscuously through his conversation the phraseology Of the game of Scots and millicnaires.
 He declares that he will emulate Andy Carnegie and "as soon as can buy me full set of those
 sticks. it's me for the green. The game looks good to me-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
GOLFERS WILL
 BE FITTED AND
 FEASTEO HERE
Warren District Club Has Made All Plans for Taking Care of Brethren from Fl Paso Saturday,

lessee loakum of Warren ssyes a comprehensive outline O. the pro- gram arranged for the entertainment of the Fl Paso Golf club. which is to visit this district on Saturday. When the El Paso golfers arrive at Doug. las Saturday morning they will be met at the depot by twenty or more of the members of tho Douglas Coun- try club. The Douglas delegation will accompany the visitors to Corta, where the party will be met by mem bers of the Warren club,
 With the Warren club as host the Fl Pasoans win be taken 10 the War ren club house. where an elaborate luncheon will be served and special musical program interpreted while the golfers are partaking of their refresh ments. From the Warren club house a special train will carry the golf CTS to Douglas at o'clock Saturday afternoon From the depot the wis itors will be taken to the Douglas links in automobiles.
 There a three-cornerqa golf con test will take place. El Paso. Bisbee and Warren players participating. On Sunday a professional game will be played on the Douglas links. and Sunday night the visitors will leave for Texas. A number of reception. and mncheons will be given in ths two cities in honor of the Fl Pasoans during their stay in the district. ana local members of the Country clug an ticipate the visit of the Texans witt much pleasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
THREATS ID KILL DO
 NOT LOOK SERIOUS
MEXICANS PROBABLY EMITTING SOME VERY WARM ATMOS PHERE AFTER QUARREL.

A family fued in Tintown. with threats to kill and counter-threats. caused the arrest of Carlos Vile by Constable Bailey yesterday for ut tering threats.
 The complainant is Carlos Amari- as. who claims that he was boss on a job on which Vile was employed. They quarreled and Amarias dis charged him. Then Vile threaten ed his life and Amarias came To Justice Murphy with a fearsome tale of Vnles packing a gun constantly, and Of his being afraid to go out or go home in the dark, etc.
 Vile was arrested. but no weapon found. He was turned loose with in structions to appear for hearing at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Both men appear to be of peaceable dispo- siticn, unlike most of the class that find their way to the justice courts.