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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Kirk Jcnnison lost COW Sunday night
Arthur Cheney has moved into +. n
Kingsbury's tenement house.
Miss Rhoda Lille left Monday morning
for her home in Newton, Mass.
Fred Lunge of Perkinsville was at Alva
Harris's the first of the week.
Several from town attended the annual
fair at Bondvile last week Thursday.
Mrs. A. J, Jennison is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs Perss Beebe, in Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and Miss
Wilhelmina Luke of Porter, n. Y, were
guests at J. n. Shaw's the first of the
week.
Miss Olive NJ. Parsons has gone to
Springfield, Mass, to teach school, and
Miss Florence Negus of Wilmington takes
her place in the school here.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13


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nave opened a store ~ Mrs Sarah Wilson 5
shop, where they VIII sell stoves and I'M
lures mere is also tln-shop IN connec-
tloh win the store Inc people OF TINS
town are glad to welcome them, having
REALIZED . , lhe hecu Oh "'''h pace curing the
P's' '''i'c se'iS'
In spite OF the previous rain and the
falling snow last Friday evening" there
was a large attendance at the harvest
supper given by the women OF the Baptist
church, \ bountlful supper was served,
after which social hour was enjoyed by
all, when +. R. Davis entertained them
with his ncw Victor talking machine,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
Pretty Dirty.

Once a year the newsboys of London are
giving an outing some place on the Thames
River where they can swim to their hearts
content. As one little boy was getting into
the water his little friend said
Johnnie, you're pretty dirty
Yes" replied Johnnie, Il missed the
train last year Success Magazine.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
WARDsBoRo CENTER.

Mrs. Smith Is not quite as well.
Nearly every one is i'll with the prevail
ing distcmper.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Sage spent Tuesday
in Jamaica with Everett Adams, who is in
poor health
William Gilfcather, who has been work
ing for David Smith, went Tuesday to
work for Mr. Dutton
sAlr and Mrs 4. j. Farnham went to
Windham Saturday, returning Sunday.
They visited their brother, Earl Simpson.
Little Anna Simpson, who has been stay
ing some time with her grandmother, Mrs.
chatham, went to her father home with
thcm.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
WEST WARDSBORO.

NJ. l.. Rice spent the week in New York.
A few from here attended the fair in
Bondville last Thursday.
Rev. W. IL. Bishop attended the minis
ter's meeting in Brookline Monday.
Several inches of snow fell Friday
night, doing considerable damage to the
telephone lines.
Mrs. II, + Willis, Mrs Harry Amsden
and son Lyle Of Jamaica visited friends
in this place few days this week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13

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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
STRATTON.

Pearl Robinson is working for +. A.
Eddy,
Gene Thomas of SALISBURY is in town
a few days.
Miss Hazel Jones spent the weekend
at her home in Townshend, returning
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lyman and two
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
A Correction.

Editor Reformer
I note in your issue of today, in the West
Townshend items this statement: 1.-TWO
er at Grout's store Wednesday, one of them
sustaining a dislocated shoulder" | wish
this statement corrected as there was no
alteration of any kind, no "fstic encount-
er" or ''dislocated shoulder at or near my
place of business
Yours truly
Charles H. Grout.
West Townshend, VT, Oct 6, 1911.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13

Howard Win>low 10uushsni. Il Il
at the home Of his sister, Mr. lli,ls
Boyden in Rutland Sunday attsrlJJa 81.
only 90 hours illness with acute lnl
paralysis. There is no telahIe theory I
where the young man contracted lie .
ease. He was a strong. r5bus, u1y, va
ing almost 1870 pounds, ana had 4r7
enjoyed good health
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13

Putting together reports Of the ia
arrivals Of celestial visitors 0 In
paper figures that at the present tEt
there are no less than four comets iaI
ering near the earth. But as Ihlt 4
them is visible, it is not vet tine
plan a revival of comet parties, nNl
as il would be appreciated fOr annE
time diversion.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
Vest RiUer Towns
TOwNsHEND.

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West Touu.h,rd uas a. hrt hom. over
SUNDAY
Dr ,nd Nlr. ! / Andrew. ami Mn,
NJ. u Chase 81 Quincy Ma. visited hare
MONDAY.
Dexter, Bnyd.n al West Towu,h,nd
visited hi, daughter, Mrs Harry Howard,
last Sunday.
ErcJ smith of West Brattlrboro for
mcrly Of West Tounshend, visited in town
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs \ n Allbca and Mr., I
NJ. Snow visited relatives in Brookliuc
last Sunday
Miss Hazel Joncs who !. teaching
school in Stratton, spent sunday at her
home in town,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Willard Of vii
Evansville visited at 4. l.. Cook 5 a few
days this week.
Harry Sparks who is working for Earl
Davis in Newfane. was at his home Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs 4 Mason went ia Burlington
Saturday to visit her husband. who is in
the hospital there.
Mics Etbo, FoIlott who i ,oacbi,o IN
Grafton. visited at Miss Blanche Brig
hams over Sunday.
Misc Uolon Colo IF scitna,o Mass
came Monday night, and is visiting her
brother, Ralph Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stratton and family
OF West lownshend visited at Mrs. susie
ATWOOD last sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thayer were in
mt5'a',; o siS oo HruN' ''o"is at '''i'''
WIN . Wv" VI
waiter CudWorth OF south Londonderry
spent TWO Gays 5niS weeh at 'ie nome Oh
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GMioa by I;i a.tu " aIs' H. -. 'T
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town tb;s weak setting m some monu-
ments in lakewood cemetery
II IL. -. 81 haa ho,,,,n .ho u.o,.. of
ilas ne AM" H. it tou inI, and n,,tt;na
in the cement walk and steps.
Mics Harriet Fletcher was on the
sick list a few DAYS this week. She is more
comfortable at the present writing.
Mrs. Varnum, who recently visited her
daughter, Mrs Frank Fetch, has re-
turned to her home in Lowell, Mass
n.,.. .ho ;nn,on+ Enuoo
inc .Ianet, given by the editorial board in
Seminary hall this (Friday) evening.
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MI Anu ME- r1's saoo oD" hnumbt A't t%o
AllDee Farm, are moving III tilS week.
L:J Co.. IL
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pen OF pa IN G ndmdg,;lln fo ~' lant Tbrrs
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church next oulaay iloi LINZ. WI ut AN
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
Germs SpreadinSkin

We have haf E ss,.
nHHIrtiia tAf
usFsr seen $500
tAnae frHm 81 H ra.
stani relief from Flo 10 "
cation
We arr - cor rnf IA,
uiil r@rh your Hsa afr T. .
son nafhInE me ssr ~. I'll
battle fails e. ua# w.. =
ff Nui laEs f-ff. "a
Kind ue -rFtIiulF Ir. vi
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viii help yoa
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-13
FRECKL-ED GIRLS

have just received a stock Of "
sons Freckle Cream, mace BY VIA
Freckle Cream Co, Coaries,oa )
1t is FINE, is fragrant and ha.nsa
and positively removes tr,cAIts' "
and brown moth. b,eachss daS -
light. You have ny guarantee 'nA'
will take of your frsaa!1s and "a .
will give you back yyur money Iaa
in, see and try it. The jars are ~:
and two at m2st are so,he eot =
them by ma / if desired. Price 'S,
Wilson 5 Fair Skin soap . 't1e
cake.
WiIfred r. Root, Sole Agent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
ALL RACES TAKE OUR MEDICINE
Patent Variety, in Pills and Liquid
I'm High Favor the World
over.

Nearly 100000 worth OF patent medi-
cines' were exported from the Unite
States in the last year, and for the las
decade the aggregate amounts TO more
than $5o,oo0OoO. These figures, as compiled
from the official records OF the bureau of
statistics, Department Of Commerce and
Labor include only that class Of exports
designated as medicines, patent and pro-
prietary," of which the exports in 1911
were s., $500 to foreign countries and more
than $25OyOO0 worth TO the nonconuguous
territories OF the United States, and DO not
include the numerous articles exported for
use in the preparation of medicines, such
as RinEseng, which amounts to more than
s, 600 600 annually. roots. barks and herbs
and other articles OF this character.
The popularity OF American medicines
seems TO have grown with their use. Fifteen
years ago the value of the exports OF pat
ent OF proprietary medicines" amounted
10 less than S2OOo,OoO per annum; in 1900 the
total was but g. 600; in 1866 $4,000, and
in 1911. practically 100000 the aotal for
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
METHODIST BROTHERHOOD
ORGANIZED AT MADISON
Ex-senator Allen, Willis T.. Reed and
DIR. c. v. Dawson of Omaha
speak at Banquet.

MADISON. Neb., Aug. 2s-lspecial)-
Friday afternoon. Rev. F. NJ. Druliner,
pastor, assisted by Drs. Ray Of Columbus,
Dawson Of Omaha. and Tindall Of Nor
folk, organized a Methodist Brotherhood.
The meeting occurred in the church par
lors. At o'clock this evening occurred
the first annual banquet of the brother
hood. Covers were spread for 135 men.
The menu consisted OF three courses by
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. in the beautiful church
parlors recently completed. Following a
musical program. William NJ. Darlington,
as POSTMASTER. in pleasing an appropriate
manner announced the following responses
TO tossts:
rs Religion a Mans Job by A. S.
Diller: What Some Men Have Done for
Religion by DR.. c. w Ray Of Columbus:
why Some Men Do Not Attend Church, %
by Hon. Mills f. Read OF Madison: The
Distinction Between Mob and an Army. 80
by Dr. c. N. Dawson Of Omaha: The Kind
OF Preacher I Like" by ex-senator VIII
liam V. Allen of Madison; The Kind OF
Laymen l Like" by DIT. D. X Tndau Of
Norfolk; The Ladies' Aid Society" by
Rev. F. NJ. Druliner Of Madison.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27

American medicines the exports thereto
exceeding N.oooOoo and frequently approx
mating s. 5000 per annum 10 Argentina
last years exports Of American medicines
amounted 70 S4sf0o. those 60 Brasil. $50. co.
Venezuela. $1,000. and those 20 Chile and
Columbia. each about Ng.Coo
OF the Asiatic countries. the British East
Indies are the only communities where
patent medicines Of American manufacture
seem to have gained a foothold. To India
the exports in the fiscal year 1910 amounted
70 tl6sCO TO the Straits Settlements, over
S0OQ. and to other British East Indies
5000 while 20 the Chinese empire the total
was but 80 600; 20 japan. less than tao.ooo
and to such large communities as Persia,
Asiatic Turkey and siam the shipments
are relatively small.
Nearly every section OF Africa is repre-
scented in the list OF countries to which
American patent and proprietary medicines
are exported. the values ranging from
SSS.Ssl in the case OF British South Africs
TO SS.0S7 In that Of Egypt $40 TO the
Canary Islands and 500 to Spanish Africa
the figures being in each case those Of the
fiscal year 1910
OF the countries classec under ''Oceania, -
Australia and Tasmania is the largest mar
ket for American medicines. being credited
in 1910 with 500 900 worth compared with
$4,000 to the Philippines, $4,000 TO New
Zealand and less than Sl.oo0 worth g
'French Oceania-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
FAT REDUCTION
is NO SIN

The purpose Of Beauty is to refine the
native uncouthness Of human nature. We
all bow 10 its power. Il is the only su-
tocracy that has no nihilist shadow. Alas!
this means the fat woman must serve in
stead Of rule, for beauty IN woman is a
composite Of both line and feature.
Thousands OF fat women are beautiful OF
face. But they lag behind in the race for
preference-because a too pOnderous out
line dashes the favor their face has gained
them
Now. pretty fat women can reduce that
fat not the good pure-lined flesh) in a
very simple way. No exercIse-no dieting
is necessary. Let them take one MarmolA
Prescription Tablet after each meal and at
bedtime for a month. The fat will simply
fade. No wrinkles OF pouches OF skin will
form, but the loss viii be uniform. The
fat will go as stealthily as II came, fade
away. The health will improve, the eye
grow more brilliant. the wit sprightlier.
Marmola Tablets are a bOon-and harml ess
tbeing made from the famous fashionable
.presc ription. y OF. MarmOla. y OK. Fl EsX
Cascara Aromatic, 81 o. Peppermint
Water, and are likewise cheap. a large
case OF the druggist or the Marmola Co.
5s3 Farmer Bldg. Detroit Mich. costing
only ssvsnty-fi eeHts,-Aev
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27

that year being larger than Of any other
year
All the world Il seems. takes American
medicines for the countries and colonies to
which the 100000 worth OF medicines
patent or proprietary" were sent last year
numbered eighty, scattered over every
erand division and throughout the islands
Of the sea one would. perhaps scarcely
expect to see a large demand in Europe
for this class OF merchandise yet the ex-
ports TO England alone averaged $500 GO
per annum during the last three years,
while smaller values went 20 other Euro
peaa countries. many Of them being COM
munities in which the chemical industry has
attained q high degree Of development.
such as Germany. France and Austria
The larger exports Of American -sedicines
OF the class under discussion in the fiscal
year 1910 included England. over i,750 coo;
Germany, $4,000; Spain, 81. 600: France SSs.-
Ooo and Belgium. $S2,ooo. To North Americs
these exports OF American made patent and
proprietary medicines average about s. 500. =
90 per annum, Cuba, Canada Mexico and
the British West Indies being the best
customers. To Cuba the exports last year
amounted to S22. 900; TO Canada. Ss35. zoo: to
Mexico. 10000; to Panama $4,000. and tc
the British West Indies, $1,000.
South America. where the chemical manu-.
featuring industry has not yet assumed
Importance, offers q steady market for
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
Nebraska
BRING MISS MURPHY BACK
RequisitiOn for Young Woman in
Cherry Ranch Murder Case.
CHARGE SHE NOTED THE CRIME
Sensational Developments Are Being
Brought 20 Surface in Case OF
Charles r. seIIers-BrOther
f. Principal.
CFrOm a staff CorrespOndentl


LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. 2s.-(specisl. The
requiEition for the return Of Miss Eunice
Murphy from Missouri. where she IS be-
lieved to be at present Visiting relatives,
has been issued BY Governor Aldrich. The
requisition was issued upon tho applica-
ton OF County Attorney Tucker Of Cherry
county.
The application a. sent to the executive
office recites In full details connected with
the killing Of Charles p. Sellers and alleges
that the murderer was Kenneth Murphy.
a brother Of the girl the authorities want
20 bring back to this state. George Wood.
Alrno Weed and HAIRY Heath were also
concerned in the commission Of the crime,
according to the recital Of Attorney Tucker.
This Official further says that the crime
was cimmitted at the request OF Miss
Murphy whose motive was to obtain s. 200
of life insurance and much personal prop
which she believed Sellers had bequeathed
to her in the event of his death. Sellers
IL said to have paid the Cherry county
young woman marked attention for three
years, during which time she gave him
promise and hope that ultimately his case
was looked upon as favorable, according
TO the recital OF facts in the application
brought here from Valentine.
Miss Murphy is supposed to have been in
Independence. No, visiting at the home Of
an attorney, named Kelley, who had been
retained 70 defend the men who were made
the defendants in the action instituted in
Cherry county. Sheriff Rossiter Is now
after the girl and expects to locate her
within a few days as IL is understood that
she is not attempting to evade being taken
back for the trial. All the people concerned
IN the case are ranchers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
TO ENFORCE CIGARETTE LAW
State Superintendent Crabtree Calls
on All County and City super
iDtendenta TO Help.
CFrom a Sod Correspondent. J

LINCOLN, Aug. &-(Special State
Superintendent Crabtree has indicated that
he with the assistance of the various
county and city superintendent OF the state
intends to see the sric enforcement Of
the Quackenbush anti-tobacco law just as
soon as school opens. In a statement is
sued today the head Of public instruction
makes clear his position in the matter and
sets out with nttlt doubt as o his earnest
ness what no purposes to do II tobacco
dealers violate the new enactment
That hereafter il shall be unlawful in
the state of Nebraska for any minor under
the age Of IS years to smoke cigarettes
cigars, or use tobacrc in any form what
soever.
Any mino. under the age of Is years
violating any of the provisions Of the fore
going section, shall upon conviction, be
fined in any sum not exceeding $40 and
stand committed until the fine and costs
of prosecution are paid.
Provided that any minor so charged with
the violation Of this act may be free from
prosecution when he shall have furnished
evidence for the conviction Of the person
or persons selling or giving him the cigar
cites, cigars, or tobacco.
That any person. grim. association, OF
corporation in this state violating the
provisions of this act be or they shall be
guilty OF a misdemeanor and shall upon
conviction thereof be fined for each and
every such offense, a sum not less than
$50 or more than 500 at the discretion OF
the court together with costs Of prosecu-
uon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
NEWS FROM CUSTER COUNTY
Insurance Companies that Contested
Payment of Loss on store at
Berwyn Lose suit.

BROKEN BOW, Neb.. Aug. B.-tspecial)
DR. c. W. Bartholomew has accepted a
settlement with two Of the insurance com
panies which carried insurance on his
hardware stock. which was destroyed in
Berwyn a number Of months ago. The
companies refused 10 pay, alleging that
excessive insurance had been carried on
the stock and building DIT. Bartholomew
promptly filed suit in county court and re-
ceived a favorable verdict. The case was
appealed TO district court, where the verdict
was. sustained.
County Assessor Foster, who has been III
since last spring. is no better, and is now
at his home in Anselmo, unable 10 be out
OF the house.
Through efforts OF Rev. E. D. Eubank. g
Christian church has been organized al
Coburg a neighborhood in this county, and
house OF worship built The church will
seat 80 people and will be dedicated within
a few weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
VETERANS MEET At CAMBRIDGE
sOuthwest Nebraska District Holds
Annual EncRmpment and Elects
Officers.

CAMBRIDGE. Neb.. as. s6.-,c, 'vcialo
AT the annual business meeting Of the
southwest Nebraska district Grand Army
OF tho Republic reunion, held yesterday at
MeFSiuauy para. ths following officers were
eIeca a Tor thu sAsf : year; Commander
N 3. Panard O1 Cambridge; senior vice
cGuumander. 4 =. Cowles Of Cambridge
tnanAuI vice oDw-nander. J. r. ANtell Of
Asarw city: Gusrtermaster. f. c, Lynden
- CsmnEtdE6 chaplain, II. H. Greenlee Of
uamnrfasa.
Fha rOlnion, which opened Monday ane
nossa sonight. IS conceded one Of the bost
VRer held here in the way OF a high-class
-S.ram and entertainment. on Thursday
IN. J. L. Albert Of Columbus and Judge
Harry S. DUNCAN Of Hastings delivered ad-
dresses which were enthusiastically re-
ceived by the old veterans and all who
were present
on Friday Hon r. w. McFadden Of
Holbrook. Pew. r. r. Eberhart OF Beaver
City, republican candidate for county judge
and Hon. W. X. Thompson OF Grand Island
delivered addresses that impressed the
audience.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-27
Husenetter Does
Not Seek to Hold On
Republican State Chairman Declares
Some Other Man Should Guide
State Campaign.
oFrom a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 26.-tSpecial.)-
State Chairman Husenetter Of the republi-
can central committee is not sure at the
present time whether he would like to hold
that position for another year. The old
war horse when he jumped into possession
of the party implements OF war found
things much to his liking. but after a little
time had flown by he saw that there was
much more to the place than the mere
name.
In view of the strenuous times coming
with the fall campaign and unusually
early primary with nominations for every
manner of office from president down to
mere congressman Uncle Billy is begin
ming to weaken and feels that some other
man should be put in to stand the strain
of the arduous duties.
And this is talk that he makes, too just
previous TO a meeting of the state central
committee. which will be held next week
and which will. in all probability, be called
for the express purpose Of organizing the
new state committee, which was chosen
at the July convention held in this city
The definite date for the meeting has not
been fixed by Chairman Husenetter.