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sPIRITUALIsNI.
V7lERITARLE QUEEN AMoNa WOMEN 8
MRS DIR. A. D. HOWE

a.
FEE 81 q UPWARD FEE 81 q UPwAED.
HOPE, HELP, LOVE AND LUCK FOR ALI
evsP re- Won in tron sick or down? II so
read this and learn that life Is yet worth living!
thousands on this coast in the ten years past Is
again at her old offices, 1920 Market street, San
Francisco. and is now as ready as ever TO assist
every suffering mortal who will either call on or
write her. our whole life revealed success
brought the unlUcRy: love TO the loveless: the
separated are united; the sick made strong; the
poor become rich; If you think your husband, WIG
or lover is untrue consult her at once. Her tran
scendent power is far above those poor mortals
who try 70 initiate her as the eternal heavens are
not know what failure means! Her Revealed
Medicines registered and copyrighted) cure
matter OF how long standing. Write if you can
not call, for treatment by mall is always most suo-
Diseases diagnosed from lock Of hair.
FEE 81 IL uPWARDl FEE. 81 q UPWARD!
MRS. DIR. =. D. HOWE,
1920 Market ST, opp. Seventh.
San Francisco
MRS. DIR. MIRANDAS, 1928 MARKET ST,
M s. F.-Diagnoses disease, with full life read
ing from lock OF hair this week only for 81: take
advantage OF this rare opportunity; her revealed
me dicines work wonders with the sick and af-
ficted. Write address plainly and inclose lock Of
hair.
INFERENCE MEETING, 1888 MARKET,
II sunday P. n. Addie SWANS talk. Iheoso-
phists ana students of ethical culture welcome
Tests free.
! TRIENDSHIP HALL, 326 McALLISTER ST,
L MRS G. J. MEYER holds meetings sun, Mon-s
1nurS ana sat .oU, ClI Aue- III Z. NJ siOl5o
| u ETURNED-MRS. MAYO STEERS. TRANCE
IL medium private readings daily. 1015 Market
St, room 10.
/ Mrs. MYRTLE POTTER HAS REMOVED TO
I III 1362A Market St, parlor s, second floor
/ BISHOP GARRISON, 1870 MARKET; SEAN
- ces Tuesday, Friday even's, Zoe; 10 TO daily
| A M FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE
| n. writer. lis IIaight ST.; hours until P n
| MRS KATE HOsKINS, TRANCE MEDIUM;
| WI sittings 81; circle Tuesday eve l35 Oak.
s-----s..-..-...-z.
HYPNOTISM.
| TTYPNOTISM AND VITAL MAGNETISM
/ II practically and scientifically taught In les
| sons. also how to hypnotic instantaneously, by
professor of the French school; good opportunity
/ is here offered to physicians and students OF
science interested IN lis therapeutic effects; high
est credentials: correspondence solicited. Gail
address the Hypnotic and Mesmeric Institute,
| O'tarreiI ST.
STORAGE.
/ PEST IN THE CITY; FIRE
| - PROOF building; advances made. 2l1 Larkin.
! EUkNIrURE. PIANOS, TRUNKS. AID
L vances, shipping. CEAS. L. TAYLok,204 Post.
b. SMITH FURNITURE CO.. 1872 ELLIS;
/ II. low rates: fre-proof building: Eastern plan
TO LEASE.
|
| TOR RENT OR LEASE-5O-VARA LOT Sc
| i cor. Polk and jackson sts; rent $50 per
/ month. Address J, 81 AT Sansome St., s. u,
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Q1 O6O 90 ACRES, IL IN ORCHARD;
ID AOU. plenty Of water and good improve
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GO000 PAGE ST., NEAR FREDERICK,
tDOOOO. A fats Of and rooms and baUh
each; rents $40 per month.
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OUTAGE On EASY TERMS.
0177E $3.50 CASH, BALANCE $50 PER
ID y. month; nice, nearly new cottage of
rooms and bath; large basement; chicKen-house;
bay-window, etc; corner; 25X100; near Missionst.
electric cars.
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ac7S0 FOLSOM ST., Mr.. 10TH: HOUSE
DO W. 81 rooms store etc. lot 25x95 feet
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HOMES IN SUGAR
Ii BEET SECTION OF WATSONVILLE.
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REDUcED; sl5,OOOi BUSH, NEAR DUPONT;
~ 2 stores and lodging-house; Al :6x63.
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PARK PANHANDLE LOT.
G.O6nO OAK ST; 25x1S7 :6.
FINE INVESTMENT ON MASON ST.
$4,000 lot hVTssS FsNT t SSg 6 ohe6af
vacant; if balance Of lot Is built on could be made
10 pay at lest 10 per net on the investments
in Of the best renting localities of the city.
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u Low PRICES.
THE TIME TO BUY.
mOEnn COR PT.LOBOS AND 31ST AYES;
OOOUU. l2OIl25; graded; viii subdivide
oo0nn COR. CLAY AND sPRUC E; s7sx
GOcOO PAGE, Mr.. sHRADER; 25xls7.s
D00pO NV. COR SANCHEZ; I0oxl2e;
ID ZZOO. win subdivide.
Sl75O CLAY. Mr. sFRUOE' 261l27:8a4
@105O 25TH, Mr.. BRYANT; 25xsO.
@o5O NOE ST, Mr. Esd; 2O11OO
nOOO SIX LOTS IN EXCELSIOR HOME
ID OOO. stead; 160x10O
$3.50. VALLEY Mr. Sanchez a'1l'A
oA05 2OrH AVE, Mr.. Pr. LoBos; 25x
Q16O EACH, ] ST., Mr.. GOLDEN GATE
ID i OO Park, two lots; 25x120.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE q CO.,
638 Market St
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n1600 GOOD INVESTMENT; ZOE ST..
tD1OOUs bet Bryant and Brannan. Sd and 4th
sts.; 2 fats and rear house; rents $40 per month.
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500 BET cafoAns AID lake sts oIs
each 25x120; $50 cash, $40 monthly; street work
ali done.
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n H. UMBSEN q co.
VI.
DAVID BUSH, COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
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E'LEG ANT MODERN RESIDENCE; ROOMS;
u beautifully decorated; very cheap: third cash;
balance same as reut; 1907 Castro 81.
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@o60O 7 ACRES, 1 MILE FROM SAN
dpOOOO. Mateo, adjoining Colonel Hayward's
property; good, hard-hnished house; barn,
stable and chicken-houses; barg ain.
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ROO00 EAsTLAKE RESIDENCE OF {
SDCZOO. rooms, bath, laundry, ETC.: Wash.
ington ST., near Fillmore; lot 2Sx127;s1 feet.
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On OTE VERY CHEAP; FINE LEVEL LOTS
ID y y. on 25th ave, bet. Point Lobos ave- and
Clement ST.; each 25xl30; 500 cash, balance $40
monthly; Sutro electric cars on Clement st.
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600 FOR 25 ACRES 21a MILRs FROM
eD OOO. Martinez; vineyard, orchard, house,
barn and improvements.
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ID MONTGOMERY s

: OOOO As ACRES 6 MILES FROM ST.
pOOOO. Helena on Howell Mountain, with a
nice furnished house of 9 rooms, S-room cot
tage, stable and chicken-houses; 5 acres in
fuil-bearing vineyard; 572 French prunes,
4years old, with family orchard in full bear
ing; lovely climate and beautiful view.
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\ 4 CAFEE BROTHERS,
1n REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGFNTs
los MONTGOMERY ST.
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VAN NESS AVE. INVESTMENT CORNER
RS0 000 ONE OF THE BEST NORTH
SDOO.OOO. west corners: 4-stOry building OF
8 apartments; modern improvement s; finished in
hard woods; best of plumbing; insured for $50 600
frst-class tenants: good income now. and by ex-
pending $4,000 in adding more apartments it
would pay good interest on 100000; an offer is
wanted.
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= REAT SACRIFICE
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TO LEASE.

~
TOR RENT OR LEASE-5O-VARA LOT Sc,
i cor. Polk and jackson sts-: rent $50 PEI
month. Address J, 81 AT Sansome St, S. i.
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STORAGE.
GTORAGE-CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; FIRE
- PROOF building; advances made. 2l1 Larkin.
IUkNIrURE. PIANOS, TRUNKS; AD-
L vances shipping CHAS. L. TAYLOk,204 Post
A b. SMITH FURNITURE CO.. 1872 ELLIS;
Ii. low rates: hre-proof building Eastern plan
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Room 2e, second floor. Mills buiidin
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neOSO FINE CORNER RESIDENCE, NE.
DOAOO. cor Pine and Laguna sts.: contains
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EAsToN, ELDRIDGE q CO.,
638 Market st.
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TOR SALE-BARGAIN; MODERN HOUSE
L and lot; 1920 Leavenworth ST., near Washing
ton; rooms and bath; reduced to $4,000; bank
mortgage Of $4,000 may remain. MADISON q
BURKE.
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Gle O00 SUFFER- ST., Mr.. WEBSTER;
tDlO.OOO. double lot, 5Ox137 IS; four new
fats; paying over per cent.
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INFERENCE MEETING. 1888 MARKET,
u Sunday P. n. Addie SWANS talk. Theoso-
phists and students of ethical culture welcome
1psIs
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Q76O0 REDUCED FROM $4,000: PARK
Sp OOO. resdeD n. side Fell ST., near
BrodericSi 9 rooms and bath; 25x137:6.
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R67E0 COR. SACRAMENTO AND LYON
Up ~. sts.; lot 25x105; 2story residence OF
9 rooms and bath; stable in rear.
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oGO0O PAGE, NEAR FREDERICK; RESI-
GDOOOO. dence of rooms and bath; lot 25x
81 :6. MADISON & BURKE,
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q C00 CASH, $500 IN MONTHLY PAY.
ID tOVO ments same as rent, buys that lovely g.
room cottage half block from Mission-st cars: this
property is sold to satisfy mortgage.
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DEST GARDEN LAND IN ALAMEDA
d County for sale and to rent: will grow flowers,
fruits and vegetables to perfection; splendid
chance to start nursery and grow cut flowers for
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GOE00 TERMS TO sUIT-HOUSE OF
tpOOUU. rooms; San Carlos ave, near 18Th
Y24OO-Cottage of ; rooms modern; one-sixth
lot Z5xl14
$500 only-Sanchez near gath; 25xlo0.
ENGLISH 81 MORRISSEY, o2e Marker 81.
NEW MODERN COTTAGE, WITH FURNI-
IN ture: 2s:3xl9O; $500. 1929 Harrison st
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HD~T Will MEET YOU At THE ACTORS;
u ball, Tuesday evening. ADA
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EXCHANGE-17 ACRES JUST OUTSIDE
IL town limits OF Haywerds, Alameda County
all out in fine full bearing orchard; fine house
and Improvements of every description; a
beautiful income suburban home.
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q QA0A IN SAN MATEO: NICELY M
SDOOOO. proved place; lot 100x230; modern
house of rooms, bath; city water; fruit
trees, lawn and shrubbery; Will exchange for
San Francisco property.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

Sick-poison is poison which makes
you sick. II comes from the stomach.
The stomach makes it out of undigested
food.
The bio ge's it and taints the whole
body with it. That's the way oft.
The way to be rid of it is TO look after
your digestion.
If your food is all properly digested
there will be none left iu the stomach to
make sick-poison out of.
If your stomach is too weak to see to
this properly by itself, help it along with
few doses of Shaker Digestive Cor
dial.
That's the cure it.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is delicious,
ne althful tonic cordial, made of pure,
medicinal plants, herbs and wine.
1t positively cures indigestion and
prevents the formation of sick-poison.
At druggists. Trial bottles ten cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19
ella whee1er's Little Joke.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox has among her
collection of photographs one which she
always hands to visitors to her pleasant
''fat'' without any explanation. It is a
picture of a man with his back turned,
and so his face partially concealed, kiss
ing a woman who is evidently herself.
If the visitor does not make any COM
ment, Mrs. Wilcox asks, "Why don t
you exclaim, But who is the MANI?
Most people do. 1t is my husband, of
course, but l like to surprise my &C.
euaintances by not telling them that at
6rst" Any one who knows the ardent
affection existing between the poetess of
passion and Mr.. Wilcox would not be
at all afraid that the kisser was not he,
SO long as the kissee was his wife. -.
Philadelphia Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19
A DIFFICULT BUSINESS.
Process Serving Is Not Easy Even For the
Expert.


1t looks easy enough but, as q matter
Of fact, the service of legal papers is often
the most difficult part of case at law. 1t
sometimes taxes the utmost vigilance and
ingenuity of the expert process server. If
service depended upon the sheriff's office,
not one case in ten could ever be brought
to trial Ordinarily service is made
through some law clerk of the attorney
employed, but in many instances such at
tempts are merely waste time And the
clerk sometimes gets a black eye into the
bargain.
1t is then the professional process server
comes in. AS he gets all the way from $40
to $50 for the service, he can afford to take
extraordinary steps in the matter and to
risk the black eye That is what he is paid
for. 1t can be entered up in his profit and
loss account. Yet, notwithstanding even
the expert hundreds Of people manage, by
hook or crook, to escape the tolls spread
for their feet and continue to walk the
streets unmolested, having literally worn
out justice, for the process server cannot
break into mans room or lay hands on
him anywhere in order to serve a paper
Among the most successful process serv-
ers in the country is Louis j. Beck of New
York city, detective. In one case he says:
Now, the Office boy plays an Important
part in most of these cases. The office boy
is sometimes past fin&ing out He will lie
with face of an angel He will take
brides, but he won't stay bought IN a
word, the office boy, while the most valu-
able confederate, is so uncertain that even
when he tells the plain, blunt truth he
leaves an odor of suspicion that he is pre-
varicating. I've had an office boy with
apparently not a particle of romance in
his nature tell so many conflicting stories
in one day that was completely knocked
out.
"This particular Office boy was a dandy.
When l called the first time, he said the
never came there at ALL / told
him was looking for employment as a
salesman. Day by day l gave him a hard
luck story about such as a salesman out
If job long time would naturally have
n stock. I said had family and chill
lren dependent upon me, among whom |
vas a boy very much like him. After a
Dit he seemed to really sympathize with |
ne. Bat when l got around to seeing his |
BOSS he would cut me off with The boss is
)ut.
But when will he be IMP asked.
Don't know, would be the prompt |
eply
g went away dreaming of that boy I
Knew if l could get him l was solid. |
lad a description of the man wanted, but |
hadn't been able to lay eyes on him. |
Finally l told the boy that l knew I could |
et position if l could only see the boss
or minute. If he would fix it, would |
eward him handsomely
s. You wait here minute, he said, and |
e went inside the store. But he came
ack soon and said it couldn't be done
Ie was evidently sorry.
Then l knew he was willing to help
1e for money; also that the proprietor was
bout the place, and that everybody was
n guard / waited until closing hour,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

met the boy ON the corner and gave him
20 cents. Anything bigger would be apt
to queer my hard luck story. The boy took
the money, but gave no information
Still / cultivated him and got ON better
terms / continued to hang around every
day, talking to the boy at every opportu-
nifty. At last one day he said it would be
right hard, if not impossible, for me to ever
see the boss, but the latter hada friend that
might see about the job for me This
friend often came over froul the corner
saloon for the mail
Then the boss must be over there,
said I.
Maybe he is, said the boy.
"This was enough for me. I watched
that saloon, and very shortly found my
man But | WASH { positive, and this was
an important case. He responded to his
name all right, but that might be a put
up job. He evidently knew Of me as look.
ing for work, so it was no risk to be care
tul. 1t was rather late, too, and be
couldn't reasonably expect a process serv-
er lie was thus completely off his guard
and asked me over to his office. He opened
his desk In businesslike manner and be.
gan at once to question me about my for
mer employers.
appreciate your position said he
cheerlly, and I'm very favorably Impressed
with your appearance 1 got in a question
as to his full name, for 1 wanted to be
positive.
Yes, said he, but why are you so
particular about that?'
Because, said l, I've got a little pa
per here 1 should like you to read And l
pulled out copy of the process, at the
same time showing him the original. You
have to show the original always, for the
man may question the copy, and it would
be no service
We'll, sir. he took that paper wholly un.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19

suspectnlgfy ana began TO read it. As he
saw what it was the pleasant smile van
ished and his face clouded with mingled
wrath and terror. He hesitated for mo-
ment, and then declared that he was not
the man at all But l told him we d let it
go at that d babe him good day.
"He followed me out into the anteroom
swearing like trooper And the way he
was going for that Office boy as got away
was a caution -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-08-19
TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Twenty Years Proof.

TUFTS LiverPills keep the bow
elsinnaturalmotionand cleanse
the system Of all impurities An
absolute cure for sickheadache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
Cant do without them
R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes don't know how | could
do without them. I have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-14

ment to his friends. The whist club meets, this week, at Mrs Lattin's.
 The horse belonging to G. M. Bennett which fell through the stable floor one night last week, was gotten out safely but it only lived for about half an hour after its rescue. It had battered it's head badly while fl 1undering around which probably was the cause of it's death.
 John Fulford has been very poorly, having suffered another severe attack of bleeding at the lungs.
 Merchant c. G. Downs now makes his weekly trips in a new covered wagon re- gently purchased of Frank J. Squinobal.
 Thursdays storm blew down 8 portion of the chimney above the roof of Mrs Mary A. Porter's house.
 George FuIford from New Haven visit. ed his father, John Fulford, over Sunday,
 c. A. Habbard spent Sunday with friends in Bridgeport.
 Tho much talked of ma querade ball al the Spencer Curtis place took place or Wedae .dqy evening of this week.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-14
ABSOLUTELY PURE

some computing scale in his store at the ceedingly useful.
 Francis J. Wales of the New York University will spend Washington's birthday with his parents.
 Mrs Phebe Wales has returned from weeks visit iu Bridgeport with her grandmother, Mrs Sarah J. Wales.
 J.F. Wales is recovering from seige with the grip.
 George $. Banks has been tuning E. s. Olmstead's organ.
 E. s. Olmstead is out again after sui fering with a hard cold.
 Frank OImstead came near losing his house by fire, one day last week, from q defective fue.
 Mrs Wilson Sherman and Miss Alice Joyce have visited friends i'd Stratford and Bridgeport,
 Fred P. Sherman is taking music les ! sons Of MISS Grace Snefma0.
 W. H. Bennett has been doing carpen- ter work for Mrs Jane Wayland.
 Mrs Elmira PrindIe is enjoylng new parior cook stove.
 Mrs Henry sherman has been spend, ing few days in Bridgeport.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Bottom are busy packing away their household goods preparatory to 'caving for the city.
 Roy l.. Broderjck celebrated his seventh birthday, the l2sh, by entertain ing party of little folks consisting oI Willie Nichols, Clarence Powell, Harold ard Charlie Botsford and Ralph anc Helen Brodcrick. He received number of presents.
 Mrs Emma Leayenworth is in Shelton caring for Miss Lucia Wheeler, who i critically i'll with pneumonia.
 Orrin PIatt is in very feeble health thiS winter.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-14

was unable to breathe and died in conse- quence. A short time before her death she walked around the room. The doc tors were about to perform an operation but it was then two late. Funeral ser vices were held at the house on Satur- day, Rev E. c. Pulsbury ollie ating The remains were taken to New York for Interment in Greenwood.
 The great storm of Thursday last damaged the roads but not to the same extent us in. some of the adjoining towns.
 The pre-idiug Elder, Rev Dc Beach. will preach at the Methodist church, Sunday morning.
 The last Quarterly Conference of the year will be held at the parsonage, Sat urday evening,
 Rev B. c. Pnlsbury, the popular pas tor, expects to remain another year.
 Sheriff Harris was in town, Saturday, to serve writ of attachment.
 Notwithstanding the stormy condiljo of the weather the Epworth League meeting WAS quite well attended. Mis- Sarah Sanford lead the meeting.
 Quite large company from Ridge field drove over in a sleigh to give Mr. c. Bradley and Mrs stephen Benedict a surprise. Mrs Bertha Jones and chil dren were among the party and will r" main with her mother few days.
 FuaeTal Director Floyd B. Bouton haa recently purchased new and handsome hearse. His attendance at funerals + cminently satisfactory and the people ot Bedding would do well to patroniz' | their own tOwnsman.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-14

'"wn for number of years was the re- eeption given by Miss Bessie Gable at her home on Chestnut Tree Hill to her dancing class, last week Friday evening. About 60 people were present and no less than 40 of them enjoyed themselves on the floor dancing at one time either in the may waltz or quadrille, A splendid cOlaton was furnished and it was we'll along toward daylight before the merry company could get themselves away
 from the pleasant party. Miss Cable has consented to have two more lessons be- fore LoHt begins.
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-14
THE PROPER TIME.

When the most benefit is to be derived from a good medicine, is early in the year. This is the season when the tired
 body, weakened organs and nervous system yearn for a bui!ding-up medicine like Hoods S2rsaparilla. Many wait.foT the open spring weather and, in fact, de- lay giving attention to their physical condition so long that a long siege of sickness is inevitable. To rid the sys- tem of the impurities accumulated dur ing the winter season, to purify the blood and to invigorate the whole sys-
The Newtown bee., 1896-02-14
DEATH OF GEORGE WATERMAN.

George Waterman, who ived the life of a recluse in house which he built on the place formerly owned by Hugh Lanigan, was found lying unconscious on the floor by Dr Smith on Monday afternoon. He had been boarding at the house of Mrs O'Keefe till short time ago when he expressed desire to return to his own home. Owing to his feeble health Dr Smith, who had charge of his affairs, remonstrated with him with no avail. Mir Waterman came here few years ago from Danbury where he was we'll known. He lost some houses in the White street fire and also had small house burned here. He was at one time sald to have been comfortably off. He left no known relatives. The to wn took charge of the remains.