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The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Miss Annie F. Kelley of Matteawan, N. f., is spending few days at home.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

James Weaver and family of New York are at the Burr place for the Sum mer.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Miss Katie A. Haugh is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Joseph Coles takes the place of John Wright at the Hawleyville station.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

II. F. Orgelman will continue to carry the mall between the depot and Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05
BLOOMFIELD.

Frank Pinekney has bought a large and beautiful Estey organ of c. E. Os- borne, Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

E. Clifton Fairchild has photographed Berkshire street, the button shop and the residence of Samuel Curtis.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Miss Gertie Fitzgerald of Bridgeport is visiting Miss Julia Murray.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

The barn of the Belden place has been roofed.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

"Fifty. Thousand Dollars" is the striking cIothier who bought the Park City clothing stock at 454 and 456 Main street, Bridgeport. | Read his prices and call on him. It will do l yOu good
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Charles R. Helin of Bridgeport spend the Fourth and Sunday here.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Mrs Nathan c. Shepherd is quite sick
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Mir and Mrs c. T. Booth of Bridgeport were here, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Until the blood is cleansed of impurities, it ! is useless to attempt the cure of any disease. Rheumatism. which is traceable to an acid in the blood. has been cured, in numerous cases. | by the use of Ayers sarsaparilla, external l treatment being of no avail.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Card
 MT and Mrs John Schumacher wish to thank all the1r kind friends who assisted them il their recent sad and sudden bereavement. aI so to those who kindly brought fiowers,-fMT : and Ms John Schumacher. In Memory of Charles Rudolph Schumacher. There, in the Shepherd s bosom White as the drifted snow, IS the little lamb we missed one morn
 From the household flock below. To you for P anxious months,
 His infant smile was given, And then he bade farewell to earth
 And went to live in Heaven.
 Fl William Schumacher. The rush is so great for the bargains in straw h:its at k. k. Hawley's that he will continue ms ms sale al p per cent discount for a few days longer. Don't miss this chance to get first class straw hat cheap.
 k. E. Hawley receives first class bananas about every day through the season. He also makes speciality of choice candies and fancy and staple crackers fresh every week. Look at the beautiful presents E. F. Hawley is giving with choice blended tea, soc pound. New case just received.
 
 Charles W .McCord of375 Main street Bridge port, will take inventory on the 18th and is hustiing off remnants and small pieces of car pets.
 Window and door screens in great variety also wire screen cloth at lowest prices at E. F. Hawleys.
 The Bankrupt Dry Goods Co. advertise gents furnishings at wholesale prices and give prices on dry goods in their new ad. cer- tain to command attention.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Window and door screens in great variet also wire screen cloth at lowest prices at E. E HawleyS.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

The Bankrupt Dry Goods Co. advertise gents furnishings Ut wholesale prices and give prices on dry goods in their new ad cer. tain to command attention.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Charles W .McCord of375 Main street, Bridge port, will take inventory on the 18th and i. hustfing off remnants and small pieces of car pets,
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Is OR SALE-One good Farm Horse, price I Sl00; can be seen at the farm Of S.C Teach top Surrey in good condition, price $l00 One Cahfil blow suiky, price $25. One of the Con. gregatiOnal church horse sheds, price $15. Call OH or address VIM. o. BEACH, Daniels Farm, Trumbull, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

II WILL BE at Newtown, Monday, July 8, II with q ear Ot Calves. J. E. SHAW.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

DISTRICT OF NEwTOWN, ss Probate Court lJ June P, 1889.
 Estate of BETSEY CURTIS, late ot Newtown, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New town hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred q recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immedi ate payment to HENRY G. CURTIS, Execu fn,,
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05
nIsTRICT OF NEWTOWN. ss PR01AT

nISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss PROBATE U COURT, July l. 1889.
 Estate of WILLIAM A. SHERMAN, late oi Newtown in said district, deceased.
 The application of George H. Botsford oi Newtown, executor of the last will Of said William A. sherman, praying for the appoint. ment of a trustee of fund created under an by the will of said William A. Sherman for the benefit of Sarah E. sherman, Mrs Marshall Darling and Mrs George Perry having been received, therefore
 0RDERED-That a hearing be had on said ap p1ication at the Probate Office in said New. town on the 9th day of July, 1889, at l o'clock ? m and that said George H. Botsford give no t1ce of said application by publishing copy of this order in the Newtown BEE one time be fore the 9th day ot July, 1889, and return make of his doings. Attest, WM. J. BEECHER Jndge
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

HIN. Ayres's 22d semi-annnal clearing out sale of boots and shoes will begin, Saturday, July 6. During this sale, lower prices than course is adopted twice each year in order to reduce stock and this sale will excel all oth- CTS. That the public appreciates these bar gains is provel by the liberal patronage be- slowed Read the cut prices elsewhere and call on him,
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Jones, Keane & Co.,, the hustling Bridgeport clethiers, snrpass ali previous efforts in their great closing out sale. Their store at 349 Main street is always the Mecca of m ever-increas. ing throng of pilgrims, who find there most admirable assortment of clothing, at prices to make them laugh with glee.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Look at the beautiful presents E. F. Hawley is giving with choice blended tea soc pound New case just received.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Wells < French have opened n retail depart ment at 1s6 and lsS State street, where can be found a large assortment of harnesses, also riding saddles for ladies and gentlemen a specially. Wells < French have well earned and fully sustained reputation for doing none but the best work.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05
VIEWPOINT, CONN, BEE.
FRIDAY, JULY 5. 1880.
CIRCULATION.

JANUARY 1, 1882, ,....................... 6l2 LAST WEEK, .......... ...................a aoso
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

nISTRICT CTOFNEWTOWN,s ,ss. Probate Court IS June 26, 1889.
 Estate of ROBERT NHAWLEY, late of New town, in said district, deceased.
 The administrator with tEe will annexed having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance it is
 ORDERED-That the 9th day of July, 1SS9 at o'clock, afternoon, at the Probate Office il Newtown, be and the same is assigned fol a hearing on the allowance of said admins tration account with said Estate, and this Court directs the administrator to cite all per sons interested therein to appear at said time and placeby publishing this order in some newspaper havinga T circulation in said Dis trict, and by posting copy on the public sign-post in the Town of Newtown where tho deceased last dwelt. Attest,
 VIM Il. REECHER .Iudpe.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

Lawn tennis shoes for ladies, gentlemen and children, also Oxford ties, slippers and everything in the shoe line at bottom prices and all new goods at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1889-07-05

k. F. Hawley receives first class banana about every day through the season. He als, makes specially of choice candies and fancy and staple crackers fresh every week.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

8uble pom Seminar gu 5ulba,
9euti6larlo, nimmt ben 2ebritubl Der
8bilolppbic Gin, Or. Seba1tian
@ebbaro Wesner, bis jebt YrOfelior
Der Dosmatif gu Seton Sail bel
Newarf, q. S., liest iiber fanonildes
&e6t. Or. guuquiaen, our Belt
Brofe1iur Der Mpral an Der uniuer=
litdt Su 2iQe erbdlt ben 2ebr1tubl fir
Woraltbeolosie. Die 8atres 9emitt
unb Searle lino 81 2ectoren ernannt
worben, uno wirb eriterer iiber Sir
3ensel6i6te lelen, lebterer 8bpiit
unb aitronumie uortrasen. 8eioe
9eb6ren Dem 8auliner Srben an.
&ep. Sulepb @raf aus @iirttembers,
ieit abt Sabren Gboroirectpr on De,
&atbeorale gu Baltimore, lit nit Del
2eituns Der muiifalil6en StuOien an
Der u~niperlitdt betralt morben; E,
bdlt 8ortrdse iiber &ir6enmulif, Der
Gresorionii6en @eians, Gboralse:
fang un0 ertbeilt unterri6t i'm Or:
sellpiel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
Sum bemtI@em Mi6el.

gnslii6 : ameritanii6e 3eitunsen
reoen, I'M Iuseli6te neuerer oeutld<
amerifanil6er gini9unss 8eriu6e,
wieber ip6ttil6 bon ibrem Better
Mi6el".
@ir miIien ni6t, ob iie bieien
Spottnamen beutl9en 2ippen entnomz
men baben, oOer pb lire @eisbeit aus
@eb1ter itammt.
Gi9tis lit es inbe11en, baB @ebz
tier t6nen ben folgenoen Nrtitel lie
fert:
r@etter Nti6el. Cine ipaBbafte
unb perd9tli9e 8e5ei9nune bes
beutl9en @olfes, melde bte @9md<
6en unb Tborbeiten 1eines Nationalz
gbarafters ,5umal feline lpri6m6rtlide
2ans1amfeit, S6merfdaisfeit unb
2eie9tsldubisfeit branbmarft. SIM
3ulammenban9e bamit miro Der Name
Mi9el au6 als b6bni1de8 e5ei6nuns
auf ein5elne robe unb bdurii6e Ser
lonen aneewanbt. @ie es l6eint, lit
Der Mrsbrud aus Der 8ernil6une
zines bebrdii6en @prtes init Dem att
oeuti6en, ~Midel" (=srob) entitanz
Den."
WDgli6 mdre es ubrigens au6,
baB beutl6 : a,nerifant16e &ni6au=
ungen unb 8eoeiuenbunsen unleren
INSTRUMENTATION Gollesen Ser
anlaliuns gu ibren Mi6elelen sese=
ben bdtten. SORT mon bod ni6t
~lelten, baB Elm i'm 9anbe ersrauter
N%ooptipbiirser einem v@riinborn" srl>
ruff: er iolle rleinen Wei9el" ooer Den
ralten Mi6el" 10 i6neQ ais m09lif
a1s5ieben.
8ie man iiebt, 1T Der arnte uMti=
9el" weber in beuti6<amerifantl6en
mod in INSTRUMENTATION &rei=
len belonbers beliebt. Sier uno bort
mirb er pielmebr ais Nl6enbr6oel,
o0er mte lene plumpe braune Yrppe
bebanbelt, mel6e S9ulfnaben un=
ter einem 8rombeerenz Strau9 lie9er
1aben.
uno bod NOR in Der uni6einbarer
Guppe Elm pra6tuoller Salter perbor=
Gen, Der nad Sprengun9 Der nieori;
gen 6iiae Dem 6immlil6en 2i6te emit;
9e9enflo9. .Nmerifa'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
0ie Mnlertcam Sau= nnb 2eib=
6eiell6aft.

Obiee @eleul6aft, beren Office
1id I'M Commerce. ebduOe, @de 4.
ctr. unb 1. Npe. 5iib befinbet, lit in
Der 4n5abl Der MitslieOer unb 1ub=
Icribirtem Capital Die 9rDBte in ben
Ser. Staaten. SON DEM autDri1irz
ten Capital, $5O,OO0,OOO 1inb I9on
iiber ie9sunbbreiBis Mtlz
.lionen iubIeribirt moroen, 10 bab
in ni9t 5u LANCER 5erne ooraus1i6tz
lid bas Capital erb6bt meroen muB.
Der 8rd1iOent S esq. 8i1bop,
lit Der Gbef Der sroBen Bapierfirma
S. $. 8ilbup & g., MinneapOlis,
unb als 1ulder Elm duBerit erfolsreiz
ber unb bemittelter &aufmaun, Der
auBer Dem Snterelie in Dbiser Sirma
felt 10 Sabren sroBe @eloanlagen in
Minneapolis @runbeisentbum 9ez
madt, unb nod ma6t. Wean fam
li6 barauf perlahen, baB ieine Inz
uelenbeit on Der Spibe Der @eielz
l6aft geniigenber 8emeis fir ben
grfole unb Splibitdt Der elben lit.
9ars Swen 0 II, Der S6abmeiz
iter Der Nmerican 8auz uno 2eib@
@eleql9aft, ilr in Minnelota gut be-
fannt. 9erlelbe tpar perl6iebene
male @taatsz Senator, lit jebt S6abz
meiiter Der Minneapolis Gommiilion
CUR @rbauuns bes neuen G~ourtbaules,
mirb allo 5mei WiQionen Dollars
bierfir banbbaben, nnb meiter Sdabz
meiiter bes Nussburs Seminars,
cine ber sr6Bten ifanoinapilden @r<
siebunesan1talten i'm 2anbe.
Sbomas 6. 8ifbop, Der
@ecretar, 8ruber bes 8raiibenten,
lit er1t por &ur5em BON Seem Dorf
nad bier sefommen. 9er1elbe mar
bort Snbaber zines Der sr6Btem Sob
leneei6dfte unb gicezBrdlioent Der
Seem gorfer &pblenb6rle, lit elm be-
mittelter Wann, Der Elm @eutnn fir
Die @eieai6aft lit,
Das @el1dft Der q a Il
1T I'M iteten 3anebmen, Die 8aarporz
rdtbe permebren ii6 nm $4,000
monatli9, unb allies 5eust pom better
!, grfols. @er ii6 9ana gerau iibe1
ben 8lan Der @eieai9aft informirer
!, mill, iolte ii6 zines ibrer oentlber
, girculare fommen laiien, melde poa'
. ftdnbise Musfunft seben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

SGtuar1c NhaOdtte.

S6marSc Nba0ame.
8 Stif 2pon 3baoome ioeben erbal=
ten. Nto6 ME su iol6em 8reis angelo
ten; ele9ante @aore, pole Sreite, refine
Seioe uno e6te 6arben; re9ulGre $1.25
Quolit1t
Sieie @e6e 9St per Narb.
Taiac Dramcaiic.
% Stiid i6wors uno farbiee 6aile,
frons0iti6, Die bette Waare I'M Wtarft;
wirtli6er @ertb $1.25, bette Nuswabl in
Jarben.
0ieie WoGe 9St per 0arb.
&leiocr Ytiti6.
100 Stiid neue @ooren fir bos 6eiers
taess@ eI6dft erbolten, poll IS 3oQ brett,
ele9onte 5orben, nir9enbs 10 bili9 81
%foufen; re3uldre 75c Nualitat.
Siele @o9e soc per Oaro.
&lciocr NlIi6.
800 Stiid, Die 9roBte Nltspabl in eles
0onten Sorben, Die bier je ge5ei9t wurben,
iehr i6mere Waare; re9uldre $1.25
Qualit0t.
SieIe @udle S5c per 9arb.
NamcD SantMt.
SO Stiid %corrirte nnb 9eitreifte5 ammte,
l6one Nusmobl in 6arben, palleno gum
@orniren uno Seidben, p0Qi9 81 wertb,
Sieie @uhe soc per Yaro.
0Dpnct Satttutt.
4s Stid 9poner Sommt, alle 5orben,
ertro QuolitGt, poQ 10 3ol brett, iiberau
ais Bargain fir 81 Die yorb perfauft.
Sieie @u9e s5e bic 0arb.
&leiocr Satttntt.
% Stid Seioen &leioer Sommt, MIR
senbs pom FOLDER Site ouf 2a9er, pole
8reite, ale neuen e~le9anten 6arben, etnz
16liebli9 f6mors; wertb So per garb.
9ieie @o6e S1.3S per Narb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
Sur Subslieier IN Baltimore
Wpn
q. . mmgartner S. J.*)

On 9anb Der 6offnune, Ou Der 6reibeit
3elt,
Srwahleu aus ben 0olfern aller 3ungen,
&iibn, lebensfreuoig wie elm iun9er 6elb,
9om triiben 6an6 bes 3weifels nibt be-
swungen,
Der uni're @elt, elei6 einem Snauel
S6lan9en,
Sn Mu9it uuo Notb umflammerno bdlt ses
fangen!
Sod, berrlib bliibte emit Der STRIDE
8amm
I'm uul'rer Mitte, unb Die 9Dlfer ale
in ibrem gottseweibten 3aum
0es einen @loubens i%eselspolle Solle.
So bat Elm wiloer, wiiiter S6redenss
traunt
Die @elt erfillt nit ieinem Waffeni6alle,
lluo an bent Stomm, 10 reid al Sell uno
Seeen,
Die @olfer rublos ibre Nerte legen.
,,@r iperrt inns eidt rno euft, Der olte
Stammw
50 rufen tie. y0ie 6iuiterniB mnB net
6en,
Die 6reibeit oarf pertiirseu inns tein
9amm,i,
Die eiq'ne Strait mlB III Die Siete reiben
llno bober, ais Der bo6ite 6elienfamm.
O'rum fdlt ben 8aum nit @uern wu6ts
gen Streiben!
Sit ct seitiirSt, bann fallen uni're Sonoe,
6rei lebt Die Meni6beit auf bon 2auO 5u
0anbe!w
Die @urseln maren tief, Der Stamm por
brett.
ST 5ittert mobl, rnb brobnt int %tietite1
@runoe,
IS fallen Meite, 3meiee melt peritreut,
Bon 2ano at 9anb eritirbt Die Segenss
lllltUt,
Die emit bas 6erS Der 8olfer bet erfreut,
l1nb Doe maro es auf 0em Groenrunoe.
3eraeil6enb ii6 in bluti9en @efe6ten
@rob'rer tim oes @liides Sriimmer reds
ten.
8om Sturm 'eepeiti6t, einiam IN oiiitrer
No6t
&aot iebt bet Stomm, i6einbar bem Sob
perfaQen;
9ob in ben @urseln quilt nod Sebenss
ma6t,
Sn ieitien Nbern frii6e SGfte walen;
@elGutert bot Tie nur bic @eiiteri6la6t,
gluf's nele molben iib Die weiten Sallen,
llnb iiber's @eltmeer lit er uor9ebrun9er
l1nb bdlt Die Neue @elt iie9rei6 um=
f6lun9en.
81 6ranfrei6 nod in ieiner 4rieiter
8lut
Der @illfiir unb bes Saiies 3ei6 ee9riinz
BET,
Sn Garrolps Sono bic 3e6te 6ronflin's
rn6t,
sat nit Nmerifo ii9 &om perbiinbet,
SGT 8etrus ibon nit un9ebeugtem Wtutb
Der Neuen @elt oes Seiles @ort perfiin=
bet
ltno nit oes 8iiUofs Nmtes beiP9e,
@iiroe
@efeltigt uno 9ei6miidt Die neue Siiroe.
Oos @unber, bos EMIT 9euti6lanb bal
9el6aut,
grneut iih an oes Scean's GelGn0en;
3um @orten miro bic @iiite um9ebaut,
Der urwalo fGllt pom prieiterli6en San:
ben;
8ereint i'm @otteSbauie lieb uno traut
3um 6eilono iib Die 6er3en beteno men:
ben;
Oem Sod bes 6errn beuet ii6 Der Monn
Der freie,
l1no Soft eibt ieinem 2eben Wertb nnl
@eibe.
Oer 6reibeit @ort lit bier fein leer 86an
toni.
@ie ii6 bic &ieienitGbte f6neu erbeben,
Ra9t aus benz 6auiermeer alb Don't a
Oom;
8on Staot at Staot Die Sr~eu3esbanne
,i6meben;
Sim Ocean, ont f%erniten See mnb Strom
S6(inQt lint Die STRIDE ii6 oes Solfe
2eben,
lluo int Baloit mie in Der itiaen Slaule
Sft nit ben 6eireen Gbriitus aud )
Souie.
Was Serrlides europa EMIT peri6ont,
9iebt nit benz &rels Sum neuen Sote
IonDe;
Der 8orseit bebre 8lolmobte ertont
Boil Su9enofroft pom ternen Wteere'
itranbe;
Dos @ilen nit bem Glauben lib pc
1obnt,
SIS pranet Die Sunit i'm neuen 6elt9
manbe,
IS blibt, eefr0nt nit frti6em Siege
laube,
Sfm freien 8olf Der alte, beige @laut
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
&leioct Sautmt.
NlAMeue
1tttO
M1mtelfDHe!
Mei6cr Sbafcr Tlane4.

XSctHcr SD0tCr Vl0Weu-
80 3ou brett, wei6, feline Gualitdt, gut
fir Domenz uno Sinber= Na6tfleiber unb
llnterSeug, bette 12c QualitGt.
9ieie @o9e sc per Oaro.
Gotbcr geswirnter Tlameu.
Mebisiniib subereitet, lduft ni6t elm,
iebr feline Quolitdt, bel onoeren Sdriern
fir soc p~erfanft
38c per 9aro.
Giocrootpm OIaneae.
Su Stamp blau, roia, Gorbinol, belblou
unb CREME weib, fir Saden unb Sinoers
m6rttel; reoulGrer Greis Csc.
SOC Die 9aro.
Gtmta6cS
81 9oa brett, Seal braun uno i6warS
ihDne @aare; regul6rer Wertb $3.50.
1925 per 9arb.
Mnra6am M6mtelfoHe.
so Boil brett, MIR in f6wors, i60ner
8lons, larger Nap, pai1eno fir umban9e
nnb Newmarfets; bilig fir $2.75, NUT
$1.75 per 0arb.
Nc,pmarfet Sud-.
Sc Boil brett, 9toup blau nnb i6wors
&ommoarn, Diagonal unb franSoiu6t
MuIter, ertra i6wer, elegant nno mooern
bette So Waore, MIR
1913 per 9aro
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
MANNHE|MER Bros,
@fe 3ter II. Wtnnelota ct.
Experimentation @erfanf BON imporhrten
Nobe11 It. &leioerltoffen.
Bic mieorigaem Vreiie, ,uel)e 1T oieier saiion III
intportirtem &leioeritoffe ~perlauot ,unroen.

importirtet &leioeraofe perlamet wmroen.
Seine fran5= aohHme, ausse3ei6nete auoitat unb nene gOmbinoiOneu.
Die Wabl unter flnBl9 Wfufern, wertb bon $15 bis 500 fir $40
irgemo eins oer Got.
Seine auuitdt Frons. @erse, fHber 75c jekt 45e bic garb.
geue @emebe in Barrier stoRen, friber 81 jebt 75c.
&ppal &rnaure Tude, feinfe franz. gsole, frHer 81 .25 iebt $50.
Seine fran5. Sude, neueie Sarben, frIber $2.5 so iet 81. so.
5enfe lualitdt 9epreBe 6laneae, Sc 3a brett, fraber 81 jbt IS.
3meite Nuaitat sepreRe 5ane0e, 50 3a brett, iraber 75c jebt 4e.
~ Gir iinb asenteu unO boben srOBe gOrrdtbe bon grieHeps aus
99eibneten Sdtoarse &lcioerfnHcm fr Damien in alien neuen Sc
meben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
fir Die Sailun pallenbe @aaren
ausperfauf fen.

tg Die 9reiie fir bieielben
linb 10 nieOris sebalten, baB mir
obne 3weifel bierin e~rfplsrei6 ieiu
lperoen.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-03
EIPEPSY.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and 50 popular as to need no
special mention. All whOh used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist and il h guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
Fsalt rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
malaria from the system and prevent
as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure of headache, constipation
and indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-Price Scots. and
Sl.00 per bottle at Dan'l j. Fry's
drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-03
A Disgruntled Lobbyist.

\ lobbyist at Springfield, III.
who had been u railroad deadheaC
for many years, was called TO his
home about 40 miles from Chicago
bya telegram announcing the seri
Gus illness of his wife. When h,
reached Chicago II was late In tn,
evening, and there was but on,
more train To his town that night
As he was waiting for the train
time he noticed that the conductor
was IA new man, whom he did not
know, and, for the first time he
called 10 mind that he had left his
annual pass over that road In his
room at Springfield. Approaching
the conductor, he introduced him,
self and told the circumstances, said
that all the old conductors knew
him and he never had to show his
pass 10 them, and SO he had been
careless about Il,
IL have no doubt It is all right, "
said the conductor, "but | caunot
carry YOU"
But" said the gentleman, plead
ingly, my wife is very III, must
go home on this tram
IL am sorry" replied the conduct
or, "but | cannot carry you"
"ls there anybody around here
authorized 10 issue pass? Anybody
who eau and will give me oneg"
The conductor knew of no one
around the depot who had that au-
thonty.
"rhen," said the lobbyist, in
despair, IL shall have 10 drive out
there and l don't know the road,
aud II will take mo all night any
way
The conductor was at last touched
by the lobbyists pr dioament, aud
said;
| can't carry you for nothing, but
| will advance you the money ii f-"
Thunder aud lighniugg' cN-
claimed the lobyist,' smiling all
over "Ive got sl.O,0 right here IA
my pocket,h and he ran OFT Io buy
a ticket. MheN he cime h,c> he
said;
Conductor, IL y0u hadn'I n,en-
Iioned mooney | >huuld never have
thought of paying nay IAN, h a
IorsW | ooald travel mn anything /
but pass."
Ills hm MAS Sl.lO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-03
Chinese COmpOsit0rs.

About once menth we register a
blood curdling oath on the accumu-
lated files Of the Telegraph to the
effect that the very next time our
compassionate staff exasperate us by
their inconceivable idIotic style of
spelling we will appeal to our read
ers by publishing the paper with all
its errors on its head. We don't
know that we shall not do ii some
day, but in the meantime we will
get even to some extent by reproduc-
ing, literatum, portion ofa familiar
recitation as "set up' the other day
by a natural idiot with a queu and a
.composing-stick. The public will
see what we have to put up with in
thefollowing:
The Burial of Sir John Moon.
Not drum was heard not funer-
al note as his corse to the ramports.
We hirmed not soldur discharged
his forewell shot Der the gram
when our Heao we buried.
We buried him doubly at dead of
night. The soda with our bayonets
turning. BY the shughling moon
heants miry light and the lontum
drinly buning.
No melon coffin enclosed his
breast not in shut nor in shorsed we
wound him. But he lay like wan.
ier taking him not. Wilt his mar
tlrl clock around him.
Few and short were the prayers
and said and, we spoke not II word
of sorrow. But we steadfastly gazed
on the the fall hat was dead and we
bitterly thought Of be morrer. Hong
Kong Telegraph.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-07-03
Randpl.

How Kind fate was 90 us that night,
When down the lane moon-veled In white,
We walked upon the dewy grass,
A blissful twain, with heart so light.
think we did not reckon, quite
How kind fate was.
An envious ray sulken in your hair
And paled the gold II could not share;
One lock loosed from the silvery mass,
Blew half across cheek so fair
proved upon IL, then and there,
How kind fate was!
Love duped us, sweet! Last year you wed
Another man, and /, instead
or muttering oaths in bitter bass,
Sent silver spoons and as read,
Your bride cards, devoutly said
How kind fate vast