The Newtown bee., 1895-08-30
.lI, .ln-aa "A. AAG c, Bakers lAdf' t. ol.

Did yoti' ever Hveson the frontier and have squatters and settlers come. in and stake out | cItGims all around you, and Tighten away the big game and in nu1nerous other ways 7break
 the unwritten laws and recognized rules Gof hardly napp4eciatea our feelings, when .pne morning, last week, we heard the sound ot y e A2 t6nd aR% B3n o 1de to
 fellow from away over the divide had moY-l stp infand was putting up 4 aLWagon shop, yes flaw Vi teYSFSiife, just ike fhgy have back in 1he 'settl efifents, and making noise enough fo bring on rain apd thoroughly stampede all
 the big game within five miles of us. It fairly f1aTtv SfZed man with one IslIspender broken undno gun in sight should have the audacity, [ Jynu can't, t,eaH it courage, to without leave or liberty from us few settlers, thus Invade, the l samctfty of buri1uEal retreat. 1t reminded us 1 ot times in the far West when years ago we | oGca asionaIly helped move men over into the 1 next county and sometimes at the pofnt oI Winchester rifles when they committed such little breaches ot etiquette as this. Four short Aa9 po ;4 ctai Te cams ane
 grass and afhdig the stately fofest trees that Fest. far from the maddenfng throng, and the tumult and strife of the settlements. Wewere so tar out on the frontier at that time that we prefnefrbe one pronine mt newspaper publish ed in nearby saltWater hamlet, called Bridgeport, in comm enting upon our efiter- prise said that ''the man 4nusb5haye m0ney to burn, iFbut was undoubtedly eFazY,s fqr there would be just as much sense lp building an ntture saibsrobns at Ha@ley vilIel'G You have no idea about the IVY i3daeBs of this sec inc morning and seen-witifif loo feet iof our sA1esrooYrs, the tracks where beap. and deer, and elk, and Indians and otberi large game hadpassed in the night tell you Ii made us ache to get out our trusty rlf8t yet If we had
 f9lloweq them up undoubtedfy tBarnum or BtIffafdt BiiT,t iof some td those old hunters | would have eIainied to AaYet been on Ftnelr 4 trail tiA sL and i we had killed anything they lsgould have made us VI hack up with them on | | forerunners Of civilization are creeping Tn
 and we do not Ee 2 9nr ane 3"n to gn1 hegeome eha town a borough, city with paved streets,
 and Sitil iE asisR. and apoifss s1etf banks anu shsr 4s a bt sfP}i m iy s1n Saa1 of the 4 htsS5 pa.&esi AuaCouIslhd " l@rl mainss .anu anu il lteatb y gas 5l,ipess anal annual vacctnatlons ilh sstrs H53d mtas et and our best men will Elb.ctJtia wifh tho puiilef fands. and our near
 e., e xo, ais ia 1 w9,r ~ther 1S p Y st I eiect1on aid aw{4t hsIf have waf+to the knife. II Over ho 1tisnithehl,astl IaSaks IT De, and our
 great hoiih trog po@,s hl shi4 S9g hatGiher.
 ies-the glory and bfay ha~ieggs legs ne1g with public gas ard af pl,allons Io gea
 on the police iofee, aaa we sati nay ane I,
 esg S fsSs gyers sa asr iH and street and apsAfooh fights, and cincusesg and lnaugnfatlon
 and oetorlg plls and hnnareds oi a wys fha ar are nnknoR fo the frontisrsrnan and ther we shall have to advance the ItpfAGSl o4 slAISAl ture, but until aif-these things come to pass we shallpoRtinge lausinasss on the same oIt lines, but ail Joking asiaeSWe should llRets lhaye YOU consider for 8 moment the manl T {aivarit ages 36f cur location and compare tn yldiaerenee in. the gfpepse between R hanaan dla ' ,Eand look ds overib bily.u sno aai lA.lG. R.AlKsER, ls ulr.nsliitture unit Warerooms
 Opposite Union Depot, HaWley
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