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The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14
The Copeland Brothers Go.
 BRIDGEPORT.

biton on Sunday, so many of the exhibits are closed on that day that the attendance is all the u me growing less. Besides the emplyeeS are getting tired out, as they are obliged to work seven days ill the week.
 About F ,0OO men are idle in the northern part of Michigan owing to the closing ot the iron mines in that section. As that is the on ly industry, the people are in great straits.
 S-Ss-
 POINTERS FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.
 Taylor & McGran are showing one of the finest solid oak bed room suits tor $2l ,00 that has ever been shown in town.
 solid oak eight foot extension table for $9 cash is one Of the attractions at Taylor < Me Grams Sandy Hook furniture store. candies from Wallace Co and Douglass x Co; Extra fine chocolate and mixed in l-2 and pound boxes fresh every week.
 Headquarters for choice teas and cOffees is at E. F. uawley's, try our B B Java the finest produced; Look at the brautitul presents giv- en with pound of soc black or mixed tea.
 Bargains in hammocks. The celebrated Palmer hammock 15c to B, at E. F. Hawley's Summer deiicaces all kinds; Deviled and potted ham, chicken, turkey and tongue, sar- dimes, waters, etc., at E. F. Hawley's.
 A few more pairs of those dongola and rus sett oxfOrds for ladies, at $1 pair worth $l.25. All new goods at R. H. Beers Co.'S. late bon bons in II and 12 pound boxes at R. H. Beers Co.'S.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Six summer guests from New Haven are making their headquarters with Dr k. N Betts at the Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Rev Mir Barhydt preached at Trinity again, last SunGay. He returned to Brooklyn on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Edward Taylor of Sandy Hook has been laid up with an attack of grip, prevalent disease just now in Sandy Hook,
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

A number of people have strayed into TIE BEE office in search of Mir JohnsOn's ice cream parlors. There will be no con- fusion in this line, after this, as Mir John son has put out large and handsome sign.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

E. NJ. Botsford has bought a new trot ter in Bridgeport,
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

A collection of SIS was received at Trinity on Sunday, for the new organ fund.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Miss Eva Doran of Danbury is visiting at J. F. Haugh's.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

EDITOR BOLANDE MAKES A POINT. This is good soda weather.-[ Editorial in Saturdays Post.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Among the weekly visitors at TIE BEE office there is none more welcome than Walter $. Bradley of Stevenson. The members of TIE BEE force were es- pecially glad to see him on Wednesday, as he treated them to lemonade and ice cream. Come again Brother Bradley.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

G. W. Stuart received letter from A.. E. Coles saying that they arrived safe and sound. Mir Frost and himself were seasick, but Prof Cliff was not sick. All stood the journey well and had had a first class time.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Miss Ella Southworth of South Adams, niece of Mrs Platt, is visiting there at present. She has been absent from this place two years.
The Newtown bee., 1893-07-14

Miss Maggie Callahan of Bridgeport is passing her vacation in town.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06

"You speak Of a disease which is
shown by this tendency to dizziness and
sickness in elevators. will you explain
| what you mean, doctor?'' the writer
asked.
The doctor thought awhile before re-
| plying. and then said: "These symp-
, toms show that there is too much bile in
the system, and that means that the liver
and kidneys are more or less ont of Or
der. For this reason people who feel
| This dizziness ana sickness should never
| allow it TO pass unnoiced, but should
take steps to remedy it without delay. 1t
They neglect to do so they will find be-
| fore very long that the disease it indi-
Gates has gotten such hold on them
that they cannot shake it OIL. and doctors
will be powerless to cure it,"
Every one who has suffered from the
painful symptoms so plainly described in
the doctors words, will be interested in
the following remarks on the subject,
which should be carefully read:
Mr.. Francl McGovern. residing on
l23d street, New York. says: "For sew
eral years l had strange symptoms, great
palus and stiffness in my back, frequent
headaches, poor appetite, irregular
sleep and il constant desire to void. No.
tion of any kind was unbearable.
Friends advised the Use of different REM
edies, but found that there was only
one thing that would hel p my condition.
L am we'll man TODAY, due to the use
of that great remedy, which is Warmers
Safe Cule. 1t is the best medicine ever
made, and holds a high place in my esti-
maiiOn.'
d. II. Young. foreman of the shooting
SHOP OF the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
pany, says: ~ have seen the time when
ia have given 800 for Il moments free
dom from pain. Many an hour have
walked the floor 10 gain relief, which
only came with exhaustion. / had suf-
tered for twenty years from kidney dis
ease. At TIRES il had been so bad that [
could not ride two blocks in the cars
without feeling desire to get off anu
void. AT that stage Of my disease my
wife begged of me 10 try II certain REM
edy, but objecied us | had 10 faith il
1t, hut finally yielded to her wishes.
am reJoiced to say that by the use Of
Warmers Safe Cure l was restored to
health, and am well man tO-day.'
MIR. Jesse Larrabee, the well-known
counsellor -at-law, whose Office is at No.
% Liberty street, says: Il hive used
Warmers Safe Cure personally, and wi, h
the best results. l have recommended
its use to very many friends and ac-
quaintanccs during the past ten years,
and il has invariably proved eminently
satisfactory. 1t cured my brother of
Hrighl's disease, and has always been II
cure for kidney troubles in all eases that
have known, and where have recon-
menued it,"
These people speak from experience.
Their words are earnest and outspoken,
and are the best testimony that can be
presented in behalf of the great Safe
cure that has done so much tor them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06
ELEVATOR SICKNESS"
IL Has q Serious Meaning and IL De.
Scrtbrd.
UNHEALTHY MOTIONS.
''Lo0k Ont for Dangers When You Feel
Them" Says q Physician.

''Look Ont for Dangers When You Feel
Them,'' Says q Physician.
81 must get out of this. l feel sick
and dizzy"
The speaker was a well-known bust
ness man who was going to his office on
the fifth floor of the Mills Building, yes
tertlay, by means of the passenger eleva-
tor. He got out at the third floor aud
walked up the rest of the way. A ply
stefan who noticed this incident, in
speaking of it afterwards, said: "Ihst is
kind of sickness which..is more COM
mon than most people suppose. In fact,
hardly week goes by but what am
called upon TO treat people who are suf-
ftring from it. l call it elevator sick
ness although it is not always due to
riding in elevators, but arises from dis
ease which is made apparent by motion
of that kind. Az elevators are being
more and more used, the presence Of
this complaint is becoming more gcner-
ally felt.'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06
HOLDING OUT INDUCEMENTS.

That's what we are always doing. but just now
We are doing It more and on larger scale than
ever before. We are now opening what is posi-.
lively our largest stock Of seasunable goods asd
the variety Of the sssortm mt ia on par with its
extent. We can say that"if you don't see what
you want. ask for it," because you may be certain
that the article yon wiah 10 there and you have
merely overlooked it. You won't begin to know
whist indueem.n ts We are Offering NTH you have
heard our prices. Figures always ell the story
and in this case it's story worth listening to.
L. Werthheiner,
HALEY. Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06
A Harmless hat Positive Cure.

Collins Specific cures DandrufT,
Falling Hair, Eczema, and other Skin
Diseases, in remarkably short time.
Mr.. Charles Sherry and other well
known citizens of HALEY recommend
it highly. 81 and 81 a bottle, accord
ing to size. For sale ut
COLLINS BARRIER SHop,
In Bullion Block, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06
MONDAY -.
THE c., b., & O.
TIE POWERFUL RAILWAY TO RE
CONSTRUCTED TO BOISE.


vantage Of this Ronie-Easy Grades,
Abundance Of Water, Timber and
Traffic, Etc.
An eminent civil engineer, who is
thoroughly familiar with the operat ons
OF the Burlington company in the
west, said a few days ago to friend
of the Boise Evening Mail:
"The Burlington surveyors have
located their liue to the eastern bounds
airy OF the State of Idaho, just south
OF Yellowstone park; and they will
undoubtedly run their trains into the
park this year At this point the
question arises: Will they go north to
Butte aud Anaconda, aud parallel the
Northern Pacific in long and cir
cuitous route to the coast; or will
they go to Salmon City and cross to
Lewiston; or will they defect slight,
southwark aud reach Portland via
Boise?
THE BOISE BUTTE ROUTE.
"lhe route norlhward via Butte is
an entirely practical one; l have per.
sonally inspected this line in the in.
terest of other roads. but the Bur-
hngton is averse to entering a field
already supplied with Transportation
facilities. The Northern Pacific is
under liberal manage ment, and there
are as few complaints against its adj
m'n'stra,!on as are heard agains, any
road.
THE SALMON CITY ROUTE.
II have spent eight months in a per-
sonal aud exhaustive examination of
the routes advocated via salmon CITY
and Lewiston in thu interests of the
Northern Pacific. This is a new and
desirable field from the railroad point
OF view. But the most sauguine in
the party failed to say the Salmon
Lewiston route is practicable. The
grade would be very heavy, the curve
dangerous, the rock work expensive.
There is no immediate or prospective
business which would justify the build.
ing OF such a railway. Salmon City
must have railroad, but it must
come from the north or northeast.
TIE BOISE ROUTE.
81 know that quiet preliminary sur.
veys have been made of the route via
Boise and the reports will justify the
Burlington in putting full force of
locators in the field at any time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06

"Did you write James Skidmore's
name On this note?" said the Judge
to the prisorer accused OF forgery.
"l'd like to know, Judge" replied
the culprit, il Jim Skidmore has a
c"fyr'sh' on the letters as happens to
for, his name.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06

The Salt Lake Herald is run.
ming battered old "count- rteit pre-
sentiment" Of Dan de guile in its ad.
vertising columns as u portal, of
William p. Lane, of Park City. Utah
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06

II know that quiet preliminary sur
veys have been made of the route via
Boise and the reports will justify the
Burlington in putting full force of
'ocators in the field at any time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-06

There is more in a clock than ap.
pears Gu the face of it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
SINS AND SINNERS.

Mrs. Anna Rod5ska committed sui
eide at Peoria. ILL.,, by taking arsenic.
Harrisburg. Pa fircbngs confess to
setting fire to eight places within a
year, entailing 4 loss Of $4,000.
Arrested for Inis1cneHncr at Scdalia,
Charles Hill was found to lie wanted,
in Kansas for stealing cattle.
Five persons were killed in A general
fight at Patos, Mex. growing out Of a
dispute over a cock fight.
William Atkinson. colored. aged 90
who assaulted little girl. was hanged
by mob at South Fork. KY.
Masked robbers held up Night Oyer.
ator Thompson, Of the Central office ut
East Point, Ga, and robbed the office
of $50.
Max Kruger. postmaster at Twin
Sisters, Tex. has been arrested on a
charge of false cancellation Of stamps
to increase his compensation as post.
master.
Floyd Boughner, a saloonkeeper at
Augusta. Ky, has been arrested on
the charge of having started recent
fire and destroyed good portion OF
the village. He confessed.
A man on a horse attempted to leap
into the express car attached to a
moving Santa Fee train near Arkansas
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
Sunday, Sept. 10.

Jamestown college will not be rur
this winter-times too hard.
Their is talk of another excursion tC
North Dakota-this time Of machine ex
hibitors.
DR.. William Pattcn, Of the state uni
versity, has accepted the chair OF biol
ogy at Dartmouth college.
Range cattle in Stutsman county have
been raised 1O5 per cent by the state
board of equalization.
Lizzie Smith Of Hope has brought suit
against the Great Northern for $1,000,
for injuries sustained by being struck
by an engine last spring.
A soda fountain reservoir exploded in
Fargo drug store the other day, and
several clerks had narrow escapes from
injury.
Rev. Eugene May Of Fargo has been
unanimously reelected superintendent
of the Devils, Lake Chautauqua associa-
ton.
Harvesting is progressing well around
Bismarck. and the yields seem to run
about eight to ten bushels per acre,
the wheat Of good quality.
The gang of convicts who made the
attempt to escape some days ago from
the pcnitcntiary. have been changed
from lighter work ut the brick yards
to the more arduOuS duties Of breaking
stone up on capitol hill.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
Friday, Sept. u.

Wheat is said to be so hard down il
some Of the eastern counties they ar
using it to shoot chickens with.
A party of Richland county fishermen
report Il catch of $50 perch and pike il
six hours
Harvest hands in the vicinity Of Lis
bon struck and have burned three sep
aratorS.
Charles Anderson. a laborer, was in
.jurcd in Il sewer accident at Fargo ani
will die
Sam Ovurbos children played will
matches on their Ramsey county farm
and the amusement cost dad a barn ant
thirty tons of hay.
Sid Smith and D. Broughton of Tow
or City had a shooting scrape the othe
day, and Smith received bullet in tn
lung and will probably die.
Judge Rose has denied motion Of tn
Eddy county commissioners to hav
Auditor Getchell removed on tn
ground of insufficient evidence
1t is rumored that Hon. w. H. Rowe
secretary Of the North Dakota constitu
tiOnal convention aSsocia ton, will NOV
to the Pacific coast.
Tinhorn gamblers hired out with .
thresning crew near Devils Lake, in
tending to open up Il little snap for the
boys, and were run out Of camp witt
q shotgun
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
Monday, Sept. II.

State Treasurer Nomland's wheat
went fourteen bushels to the acre.
The 500 is putting in loading plat
form at Darlington.
Tramps attempted to burn car Of
wheat at Darlington.
Jack Reed had his arm broken by
the belt of = thrcshing machine at John
Severn's farm near jamestown.
Mr. Truman S. Wells of Mapleton
was fatally wounded in the leg by q
charge from a gun in his own hands.
The leg was amputated, but W ellis died.
Gov Shortridge has commissioned f.
+. Schuman as captain of Company u
Of the state militia, located at Devils
Lake, to succeed Emil S. Eich, re-
signed.
The warden of the penitentiary de-
Sires the removal of arms and ammuni-
ton from the basement Of the capitol,
fearing that escaping convicts may at
some time avail themselves Of the state
arsenal for means of defense against
recapture.
c. H. Davidson, Jr.. has purchased
the building and fixtures formerly &C.
cupied by the Bank of Darlington and
Will open up SlO,OOO capital STATE
bank the 18th day Of September. The
name Of the new bank will be the Car
rington State bank. and will do u gen
eral banking, collection and exchange
business.
A young coon named Miller has been
arrested at Grand Forks on a charge
of seduction preferred by Hannah o.
sou, Norwegian employee Of the Wind
sor house. Hannah says he promised to
marry Ter, but according to her state
| ment he has not yet sealed the bargain,
and consequently she after him, with
a demand for reparation or marriage
certificate.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

George A. Thomas, president OF the
Thomas-Albright Co, Of Goshen, Ind,
died Of consumption.
James A. Norton. eX-railway commits
sioner Of Ohio. is lying dangerously
i'll ut his home in Tif11n.
Mrs Lavina Fillmore, a relative of
President Fillmore and the Oldest per-
son in New York state. died at Clar-
cnce, near Buffalo, aged 1OG'years.
Senator Proctor is soon to begin the
erection Of Il fine house in Washing
ton, ut Vermont avenue and w street.
The stone for it will be sent from Sen
ator Proctor's Quarrics in Vermont.
Prince Bismarck's condition is much
better. For week or more Bis
marck's condition caused great anxiety
as out Of danger.
Laboucherc has for many years Sc.
aside part Of the profits OF London
Truth as Il sinking fund for the de-
Tense of libel suits, and it is said to
amount to something like 100000.
Ballard Smith, the well-known New
York newspaper man, who for une
was editor of the World. has married
a rich English girl and will forsakc his
profession and his country and become
Il resident of England.
George Bonner, a Georgia farmer,
who died the other day at the age of
81 wears. was the father of twenty
three children, all by one mother. and
as they grew up and married all set
tied on farms adjoining hic own.
The yacht Osborne, with the princess
of Wales and her daughters on board,
arrived at Copenhagen recently. The
car and czarina of Russia and other
royal personages welcomed them. at
the landing station. The party were
driven to the castle at ledricksberS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
CASUALTIES.

Miss Minnie Bruck was killed in a
runaway accident at Peru, Ind.
Three men were seriously injured
in q street car accident IN cincinnati
caused by defective brake
The buildings and fence OF the Kan
kakee Driving Park association were
destroyed by fire.
Fire at Albany. Ind, destroyed the
business part of the town, causing a
loss Of $4,000.
Forest fires have caused great loss
in Indiana in the vicinity OF HAM
mond.
Frank S. Story. q New York lawyer.
died in St. Louis from the effects OF
drugs and liquor.
Francis Nolan Of Brooklyn. on his
way to the worlds fair. fell from a
train at Erie, Pa, and was killed.
Two men were killed and dozen
persons hurt by Burlington tram
falling through a trcstle at Streator.
Rudolph Kouth, aged fifteen years,
drowned in Portage lake While bath
ing with two other boys. He could
not swim.
Mistaking Stephen Shea. a neishbor-
ing farmer, for a marauder, Frank
Hclway shot him in the head near Sc
dalia, Mo- Shea may live.
Several vessels were wrecked. many
houses destroyed and five persons were
killed by hurricane in the Azore
islands
The remains of a man supposed to be
John A. Scvcring Of Philadelphia. Pa,
were found in Forest Park, st. Louis.
Death had resulted 1!on a pistol shot.
Mrs. Moody. seventy years old, was
killed at Oskaloosa, Iowa. by train.
She was walking on the track. and. be
ing deaf. did not hear the approach
Of the train.
The superstructure Of the Mclean
County Coal company's shaft in
Bloomington. Ill. including the gigan.
tic coal breaker and screens. was de-
stroyed by fire. 1t originated in the
coal chutes Of the Alton road. Loss
100000 to the coal company and So
900 to the Alton. Vice President Ste
venson is president Of the coal com.
pany.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
Thursday, Sept. II.

Lightning struck the barn OF Thoma,
Easement at Inkster and killed tiv,
horses.
Lightning struck the wire fenc,
around c. w. Handleys pasture at Rus
sell, setting fire to and burning the pas
ture off clean.
Mayor Richardson. of Grand Fork.
has refused to sign any more city war
rants until there is money in the treas
ury to pay them with.
The second annual exhibition of thu
Rolette County Agricultural association
will be held at the town of Rolla OF
Friday and Saturday, the 9Th and I'll
days Of October.
North Dakota is practically certain O.
obtaining an official award on grasses
She has 800 varieties on exhibition il
the agricultural building and they ar,
Il daily reminder to visitors Of thu
worlds fair Of the fact that us a grain
state North Dakota has no superior.
Mr.. L. S. Stafford of Kelso met witt
a serious accident last Sunday. H.
was leading a COW from pasture wher
the festive bovine, thinking the pace
too slow, started on run. Mr. SAT
ford held on and tried to stop her
but was thrown down and had his col
lar bone fractured.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
City, Kan: Ills horse stumbled and
the man fell. The messenger fired at
the wOuld-bc rObber, but missed him.

City, Kan. Ills horse stumbled and
the man fell. The messenger fired at
the would-be robber, but missed him.
John Kr:lus financial secretary of
Central lodge, United Workmen, Du-
buque, Iowa. is under arrest, charged
with cmbezzlement. IT.
James NJ. Pennock. undes arrest at
st. Louis, has been identified as one Of
the men who robbed the st. Louis &
San Francisco train near st. Louis.
Six prisoners at Davenport. Iowa,
knocked down the jailor and fed. The
police and sheriff's posse &aaught
them.
Two negroes assaulted and robbed
Samuel Paulus. an old soldier attend
ing the reunion ut Indianapolis. Pau
luS may die.
Wade and Lewis. condemned Choc-
Jaws. will be shot sitting down on
their collins. They were sentenced
to death for murder.
Robert West and Will Davis. police
men at HoplSinsvillc.. Ky. settled an
old score by street duel with pistols.
West is dead and Davis cannot re-
cover.
Deputy Marshal Hurlon and Outlaw
slaughtered Kid died from wounds
received in tie battle near ingalls,. l. T.
Ernest Lamar was found near Nash
vile, ILL.,. sitting under Il tree with his
throat cut He will die.
While SEEMING for fish at Bayford
Point, Miss, Il party Of negroes
brought I'D 4 badly decOmpOScd body
Of Il man. to which was fastened a
weight. Papers on the corpse disclosed
that the victim was Ferdinand Weiss,
Of Rockford, Ill.
]. d. Ford was found dead on the
sidewalk in front of the Charles build
ing at DENY er. 1t is not known whcth
CT he was murdered or fell from a Win
dow His coat and vest We're found
hut all his money and valuables were
gone.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
IN GENERAL.

Taylor Bros, New York pawnbrok
ers, failed.
Work has been resumed at the Lake
Erie e. Western shops at Princeton
Ind.
The Rev. L. A. Banks is. the prohibi
ton nominee for governA of Massa
chusctts.
The country about Elgin, ILL.,. is re
ported to be completely dried up. an(
prairie fires are of daily occurrence.
The Indiana Republican Contra
Committee has decided to test the lie
gality Of the apDortiCrment act
Numerous fires in Illinois towns IL
the vicinity of Tuscola are thought t
be the work Of tircbugs.
The Spanish government will presen
the caraval Santa Maria to the Cnitet
States.
A gas well has been opened up Il
Portland, Ind, having daily flow O
100000 cubic feet.
Applications have been made at Lo
Angeles. Cal, for over 100 warrant
for Cinnamon who have not regis
tered.
In an address Bishop Matz Of Colo
RADIO accepts the decree of Baltimor
council, but exhorts parents to SEM
children to parochial schools.
The race eastward across the Allan
tic was won by the New York. he
mails arriving in London three hour
earlier than those Of the Teutonic.
Decaying matter on the coast 0
South Carolina, thrown up by the re
cent storm, threatens to cause an cpl
demic. SUPERINTENDENT Wyman OF
ders the coast disinfected.