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The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13
WHERE REAL ESTATE HAS RISEN IN VAL

In 1878, Henry Foulois, Washington's popular timer and stove man, bought the strip of land bordering the west side of the Shepaug st Washington Depot of the late Frederick w. Gum, paying the magnificent sum of $500. The strip com prised the land from the bridge over the main road to the Green, to the bridge by the blacksmith shop. It is from 100 to 70 feet in width and 300 or 400 feet in length. Mir Foulois proceeded at once to erect a substantial block for his stove business and last year erected a second block. Some years ago he sold off build ing lots to Messrs Rylander and Bald win, who erected gthe present buildings they occupy. To prevent surther en- eroachments from the river, aMr FoulOis erected substantial wall of masonry. It would take many times $500 to buy this strip of land with the buildings on 1t to-day.j
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

experimenting the loading on cars to be shipped to sharon Valley, complete hearthstone for the iron furnace at that place.
 A "Little Giant'' separator has been added to the various appliances at the creamery operated by John Gerken of New York City.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13
ST. VITUS DANCE. A Physician Prescribes Dr. Miles, Restorative Neryiaa.

pr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
 My daughter Hattie, aged F. WIS ai':,stco last spring with St. Vitus l;s3aro ;:i.i U.-t~ vousness, her entire right a.G> Ea5 Hu4Ab and nearly paralyzed We C0Iaui. 24 is Ii2y~
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

the mill, for d1mazo'. nn ~atu d ' evening he had cn3cluicd that Mir Bj"cN should b. solely responsible, but sine. his Improvement we have 4or heard any thing further in regA,d to his intentions for redress.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

i"ian and he prescribed Dr. Miles RestOra- ire Nervinc. Sic took three bottles before go saw any curtain signs of improvement, ,%t after that she began to improve very ";. t and I now think she is entirely cured :: e has taken nine bottles Of the Nervine, ,,lt no other medicine of any kind.
 lov, Ind, Jan. ,, '95. H. W, HOsTETTER.
 Physicians prescribe Dr. Miles Remedies ,.s.4uSe they re known to be tho result of Q long practice ali experience of one of '!o brightest, members of their profession. ,..d arc carefully compounded by experi- .,;rrd chemists s, in exact accordance with Dr. lies prescriptions, as used in his practice,
 On sale at all druggists. Write for Dr. -n,s' Book cn the Heart and Nerves. Dr. Niles Medical Co.,, Elilhart, Ind.
 ar. IIiIeS' Remedies Restore Health.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13
-$ A- l. N-=' Nyzzr ES-p 1.

Our entire assortm srt of Stoves we vii close out al cost. Best makes and largest variety in the county. Ranges, Wood and C3aI Cook Stoves and Wood and C3al Parlor Stoves. Correspondence solicited for heating by steam hot water or hot air. Iron clad milk caas, best made, lowest prices.
 COCHRANE BROS,
 WEST CORNWALL, CONN.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

..,".- ::s...' IE".t,lo.-rn "l iu9rcaI .,',.'t'o.. ~1rs;l"I.IIa ir:. -"-~e> 4srou! ura.ye value You should TRYfT
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

Ayers SHrsaparjIIa cured nc, so that I have had uo r.tI;"n ot the ,)israsc for 1Hoyc tn;tu twenty years. The first bottle &@> Hod to reach the spot and d persistent 'l"2 of it has perfected tho cure. 10. (, DAVIS, WaUtOma. Wis.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

WEST CORNWALL,
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

II, W Woodruff is tu niog out num- bpr of hcav, farm wagon with wide tires. He ha- il~t completed wagons of hj+ >tyI- fa thar!e& Tanning, of R0x bury, Thornton C"g ol, Alfred and F.auk J.Itq~ua If BytbIetr,n aud others.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-16

| BIAS
.sin,
I'm
es.,,'
rea
yed
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conaeused,Teatimosn,orv

AI
.haehA. observation-disclosures
MbGeeFgeAkeGelg abaAAi0hRe ceCS
eahstHat. DKinKiAgNeW eMasqSSe1Sfry
PHa mountaineering Sug4fm%ASedY j.
BroBtewna ,oPmSt, sangasmAptHstef,. EAt
hN8y nI9dIndl estlBsafebathhe hwas1as
FearShaoC VIZ aYsaafyaHeaid
FiSspsadAn By G9iHqpf@ ,Dy. HnKiAgei
vNe~ q,Ne1seryB. b.. AeEigbrilB alBa4di
twiAB%ilAeas Ma ssgysAbetht kesHHed}ed
land fs68aiiaeddta MA hf AeveFneFheR
|qftg fARd uA3 I'd on HetAe u al
4a&Sca6ctbs, beeauds always ayylreh1s'
sMFne Reih9iSg22232g &t. SEhidha
Observation-Disclosures enHaaRdaAa Jan
h6 T6drcypH RsdAfcSesAuse i~BstRfst6ntis
sgHeyesreFtseagrhA BesAtsM n lMhePhbJi
iNaa Pett9hgrG 'Cs'4ss[Hsggsedsddiu
sEAsrN sgvsgas daAdNssoaafSl6sRR W. the
,BrossGs ID MaRaaaafes. Co. th
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du Hamhfe III ahisd tdespgHteaH
thel iu,diyid uak " edseds tantOu6Gr |
bjs s8ste sns ssabscWerVd s haDsabsp
VvneM SadnauaAathst
Gncaamdendsod tanbi& uRaantssr bhatl
eAsessrS a Observation-Disclosures welRsakssad
reputation fht I'll itse yeassasdasejng.
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Low d. Ill. Zeilin AZ No. Wake
ed M4A wSassahsd eSesiRu|

Ayers Hair has opt
lived and superseded SfHdlbdPgfrhh
iisr preparations, III gpf&2SAhhfedly p!
most fashionable as 4ah-as econohi
Observation-Disclosures sdbscmsrSatup B,
ieA dss. tttef pbssssptAm dfothfaftisd
|becba9gsq hnG4as@gbhaftain's :
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aSbeyidfoB trsuaEl gqt issaydepah I
dek9ati6neln SoooerG aotRR ag8nin ohl
naithafl Winde WafietA shothGah mlf
|n~ndandgill appear as members of Y
SocorFe-eeaatP <epHsleaHccnventi3
wonderfully SOFT ~fuxuriant,
utEaHiesirwindwAuByd sott. Damtaiat
bealhjf1t. hafDrissnfedn yce 6c hp deauddE
innacTry it. For sale by Schaefet
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AUTHORITARIAN hH4psHRE44ppBARRI
.nANRRfHNE.
ia TAaHsapHsv eageeheearearsf eklhal
,sess taednethdr disessse 0etAaseaR
ApRnddsginelt ItlWthreuEaDKouGuGu
apseedFo Fensals #chSa4sffsPAab'
.Wacy.
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Chronic combination painft
piirssEseek.a faaio AfeahostepAgfuai
|ssftsabN acknowledgements f
SICK hea9ashesbeaeb HsaAhman nd Redsd
|RAehAaeAe, A&apAeE sadi&peKayest
hRoDaW n EaulTy RseFsoHhf
tjvW iFilsIata gqestlyrqgglasqrs.heN WI
tePlgaeeGg Great regulators. VIM
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MHffy 6ffef5 after -severaf
hmopthriBisns aqthUittt iNndaea MeG4s.
BiFuetgfnsdnN ACKNOWLEDGMENT her
oyk8ogalHurnwjth tho, ~altentH Hadley
thbGaestpA ahsrectermia to become Il
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=E-=T-7#ebBeFTvf7SHHta Fp5y has pi
Raged, aeyeryGe9plfte1 eng pfshfusfl
SCI. lofl apsWersytQl 9R6ht win. &l9sr1
,gpldisA Saeries, : w~Aiehndyhl uapnd
shortly lie Ahe NeW Mexican, over thet
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Many political speakers.- clergymdl
Observation-Disclosures, uaerabheEpit
observation-disclosures @se v8iepd
.bsAsghE uretS pseBspt dsk MaRateh
ddgtEgeigso ptsvealpeh ask n ~ Hspt '
eqne1salhE As AoYsItentRttdr
ssi~ aliaRNeaBy lesiesoweW iStaEnola11
bGataneous relief. Winters Drug
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lings l had

me, but, In spftesofSKfs~ attendance, I cd
ne yHo, bsethespit EjHaihy, apH haahep,d gSea4'
o ing FaNlqf, angsRtJBafRpI FbNdhaf
he'd tia srjRpa apA txas #rsAbyHa&iHE
IadAHerSs 6 beFrYl Restorale t RsesaKsag fdl
AyMe, ghettle pStb5sm l~edisbeareaq hafodt
neasa haattetfalhsl hGfiitn9, MA BpEa1
hhav@Rsadlithe GeHt,Tak fer daFeahilaref
layands4a tHy acknowledgements
npfadAdy ifuan{y lh%lse fe%ea N~ealRRsSif'
eefRElcqldanaoagRe, Mdl hngaANhlac"t
EM@Y cW4oR, NeIthlSt, dEhIksans Md.
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il These g'standalMPlha D,i
mondih mining eonapanits. idthe dhi
i1onoy camp, have been consolidate
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7. 81 lE@-A%D"HFe To-
HALL &tMscy, 81 'HHfsBbfoa waIEsdt
make a s~hipanens II sil4efa cpAd =
from the "Psrcha" mine, to Ell PaF
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! The mountains Of Sierra lqopntgr
full lpf POLITICIANS Of all POLITICAL strip
waylaHing the upHsdspecIiag cY0teG.e
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Y DfftRh NASuaken and mRichmont
bNiHesSAHjllsharNmbl Gisbryse 4bd
|&ahQa9, aspopgl dheiz daasaFeelfhis wee
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an
iseAmsieseedhM gnahs GealibettpfsuI
tsrsfoefbEfapk scMage cthEpw puitrep
borsa ateLpe9Juik@A& gRS.elWds 20
patnfhpbYanRt dNHaeqssD Tanws.
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EIa.Retss RgefRSYh k}igHA ada bBIIEt JHPNSppilgAht
sSs55 sfR5' fSfs ass aastsBassH d@
pGent. in two weeks.
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b DeWitt's uWitehoH Hazel ,SslEaris
~sntiseptlc, aseothingl AND bealingi apl
cation for burma. scalas,teutss obrBis
ec.. and cures pifsAlike magic. 1t
stantly stops Drug
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1 Rohart Rreedipg. otEddy, who b
Ibash @ira .Bhlis sgsda H6be tRuastaanI
bhusbaHesrnment contract at Fort
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and g9fery arc lie TNchWords
The Ga6Hg Mfah fans 3 nae9pe
sigpaleaaAle!s hae ha9Hhhdfh4tRR ser flats! ,
TALON 5ccSSaNYalraXj IBIS nHcolds are
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q Return 10 CnIU-ue.

OK gtcLy 20 % m nm frT. T-X CT II
ctidArd aAbeEAathHo Eatprned tooSoeoFHq
MISUNDERSTANDING Bryan, he n
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4 troubled with khesmatlsn Red This

h'froubIed with Rhssmatism Red Thisl
ANNAPOLIS, Md. April 16, 1921
I BAYS used Cham5erlain's Pain BapF
for rhe1matism apd found it to be a
Observation-Disclosures 1ehehREe II Z
AAhhas the best MHPaMtap for rfesnaiiEf
and ,deep ssab86e maacqlT anaiBaQA =
markat asA aksfrfuHydeqsRpiandid I
the P9hljed kFo. iG. RRQqKse deale1
boots stpebastaioN M a AAia sm Z
deep osateAIsmscnkr rmiss on the I
rkMaehl NfcItYiANEy, R!Mayd County
M1blcI soIdA 6ctA8oeK EEatAAsgriHih'
1FAihhBSauftS ahpanS MaHA6been 4s
fering Mi4h nhAnnraism for sewers
,yeerANI9tv4aGs, hSSasll NJ awSllCSaRy, 4
LNG{a4 boEW sflCham6erGeRta pc
bqAHm hB Y .nAn @NSdaA b1eapshdtt
..StGrasith rheumatism for SEVERAL |
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per week ummst MoMdHHfEaAfSS RHsssSSYRriesor'


The Observation-Disclosures xetSh resort WIN
;RSgssH ~ tasSiga}$ s SHSS95s$ S$I5|gEs'
g s. sf s,a s AFRSs %fsat i s5n
eTs"fHAy2ef1 f~nffdffhation, call at the abtYs1D'
30tfs
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=. HrRzoa. FinDf@P.
E.oE. N.

= ssl1 nasRR%RssiAA ESH ssUu ASH & ssss m tlrss snS
qae2mlanohc E6mNe. xistteneptfnahsana are
enR Masonic temple. svuitAfuhfuBthH9NtrN.
fr~dteDsutBnn t~seshHwALp, Sec.
dsgsAS yssassR QrSSff s AesYI ttkkssbt%yi. Mo. .
1ReKnlar c0nvocations, hrst Monday In each
ReE1nette 9nvocatiohs. fEstMon1a1 jGeachP
gqntn, HVa ttnuIs1HRpagtons fraternally
4,I TSa.s;s8assAsapaaassSasME1E n No. d 'k& Regular
communication, second Tuesday each
HiHtansEIsptsh D eGordiaiiy wei
S9p1a As XEGAs ggQQg8NsetL RRyHsEpnkoyaCa AND
IZSehStf gters..ecRegu convocatiOn
. lAHtdEMd6da3 1RGH&hN6on9h R0Hnbtandy in
4SfAsonimesAfFbs.. Regular Conn UaoatiDnD,
p @QAdkDp6ea ob month. SanctuarTI in III
Mdsonic temptscorder. GEO. It. GOULp,
II. AMas6EAoSBSNh3tg p the city are coFuAah In.
lvtted t6Xtyehdlthese bodies,
4aaons Waiting the city are-cordiail,+n-
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d by it. Winters Drug 70.

cd ly It. Winters Drug. Co.
They are So little That you har
ehemenThCbaa
viHipgulHetlthsN a a%nhpquickly
most Observation-Disclosures the fam,
EiiiEte aPulss okn1Mg AsapsHihafdHj'
bEafEn RaiasefskidSqAghn YY4HTeey &FasAet
RESULTS, yMiqssSS 4fAg qG8SIy and
81 thoroughly, SYcT are. Ihe f1rpQgs,
L. Tbs %g6sAs 45fs Reg99qg 'sefA9k1
[lbdsNeM. Hhh746ngfzt;o Aapp saf|
TIES. deW9GEetScIiaRpeeagn. -lnls IS
THIRD contribution Sent from that I
10 aidllippl the silver qspsseesen have )
b gil al Thgfr n0ms:. Town IN Eddy.
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Elias ESRacaiaa candidate for IN
brepuAliaan, dfoWi0aaiSp isfoHo vprsb4t
@iRdafSiHg SaeAss@ sau9tyts through :,
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3 3 Tony MMfloAsTSa$sA,]flR %Sysss 5ARlSSSS!a
que butcher and SAUSAGE maker,
bis 4lshP naaBafShdaatg3rS
pSfheHsssihnagS 10 many people as marks
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ut is understood lh aR0l lie. MfnWau4
Ispd BHlsboEo mining, company "
soon start up their cooper, ,RinE
mine. 6 II fct II ench N -
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b Speed and SAFETY arr The yatchwo
acts speedily ,r satelN, apd peyer ia
Asthma, brochitis, coughs and colds
cured by it. Winters. Drug Co.
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The IJou17ut says
torEEAR BsraiR9taaaM paseapuxYeiis 80
editerWHy RhswpoRajaF p~AtephnmdF
Gin kpgw
! hRtsshRmhsaleM'slC eA@ iChAlaFa d
bisMh0ee Reme6EdasRJh5hat is,Gpa1r
AektqadatAseOn aofbsAbStP
MISREPRESENTATION iRRiBs raARd. pWNP
saFadtusefBEpom suoeatiiHRKtgEans Y
iWeHA AohgSst easMA nigl$ withb
bBttal yhAA vbSs6er9 pIhiandemeaH- p
1 daHhfad}y sever mRreiRaA and cuff
ring t4seer9nM nRtbeEhd4adieiHe lint
! XedlA, fENerB fAm6ly tsbeuldnkeap it
qtbe beqaes for fbs SAEe B9 bK. nEed,
EQrresale by X.
ID dung stnra-
y. l.. Murphy,-G atry PRINTER :e1t
4 wGheaGAjPgWE9as0A. in New Mexf'
will clnsa ON Nayemher LIST, until Y
LIST Of rRMbsIuIHsss Pisss.
a sure -eEr:-fer.. Bleed
/ and ItcEilss,lP Fills: ffJlea.Kirk,s
pHHeO iqsfee for ssBHndsd Bee
RESPONSIBILITIES Pilss. Dig RFk
Q5ntmept has rcpredae Y
bWeaat lstendsAgg /
| thEaslOs fgsFmaHplieatiogsntuNN q
l~raaedneEfiAF. NBodMiFutsal afteEran s1r
be. bNrk' r,GernMnOHil
t60HHa9enAoMrL &ov1RAsl will warr4l
very@ex-RMee-$4ee. Sold
fDep0Buehe pters Lasaueps@ill be
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K backing SonghG nofIonly annd,
Angat4 ND eysu@ NtsiA odssgsrsAbte u
kpWsNAe1AobAssib dQae MiHute Qpug
&GcHexMUlh4siskly OnstNi ahiep5ute
9iWtahArauRrg Cat en- end TO it.
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| wlf yuir 9hiidGjh ~afe1russiet by Eohp
Gaocts fobl teDf dtug ntprem of the dis
godgh Remedy, is ki&haEsosoKKs dHe
'chiri becciIes lbobfskif @YArptbe{nt
hegattdek. vEve1i hestipEe crodpy
cough has appesret the attack can b.
wsye ouqas0Ouai byosRvmeth ren-
ed Ia xItivB Als0oins aausbleTkt1etsol6
s6dswntb1ping tbrgB.onYof jald.sW lK1l
~ G601all, Depot dug store. u -
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- r. MILES Observation-Disclosures
bMMIs rEp1yTAAJE oEstpFAMtQ{6M!DNopM cPii
SIVH uRSGsed BdthEathhAaAaafpn q s1Htlpd
moving tNehHfsks, BFiaaseasMey AaarttaF6r y,
,papAp FentfE5sfS6a rsineSfeasines1
hysethe hfgcRFsaaAtnaHM Mqshgep4q
nsyU hntoatiFBt sgseeaK crBesptAna9aeasge1
ual1y yREAAxs stiaqown iBtnfa
,thFRgfg MtboEeaHy apgRAs&f,; fbt,tteeIsAF tPS
Itmade Observation-Disclosures Aa6ltta1o
ttbstfSGtas staagfBadpelayhtfstrBRS VI r.
.aNase, fEasuqatbatta6kM aAgaiawaFeryfht91
/. wqUd1t3iyp blas}6Ad HpSe fsRrebbAigpnht
po4NifBqaicklyn SSealess nigbsbghf9ffes
monshA4e5RAa Ia4aldefoh,s
,4aanfS Cur6d EatAagesteeFsodiHian
80. not IRegslhitSd eSeainqrh
,He8t0reS praysifiqBf an~deEieaA4dON
ttra4 xIvsyef did notisaanerqme6tAs bef9
.dl5F hhe.sTseookwF.eM feess6rRpf I
, Rtr Mile6n MISUNDERSTANDING GR6eI ,
lrsxaialmdthah4t tt7ke On 1MA5{ilASaAATpffal
veaFeRRdyI a6manag NuFyetbamfP. aAdnPli
enEerY aeatt I'D bBtths ufrdssaaAR ".
,rtsg Rgw NqaseFHnPdias; If theRrfHBwFr
fSeeReNsaPaKlEa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
dasfpssf IabakRe.reBe .Mhey NcPNnHpf
odd y0af14EE5ss SKieMfSn MebEHSsnrst /
tie psnNalsR HAaEeg4eRdhd0& on guars7T
othataEgkPett4a hfpefts n6Ho4M Hl1eR4f
deal Co., Elkhart. Ind. "a
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ed MstbjcBalHGlAk sk SocegERphhedir
dhA sFsaia Eeeanshsyo niS&hghaFiifl
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'ded qcWrfpsSTnTrr1e

Mra.1K. Patfon-Rockford, Up:
k9I.as: r.. FppmReraoBAl tozperfsppf
tRen: rescMBanePe5 Eitt1s S~arsaNsrflls
bareeBan4AHipRway blos& aiaaSa lsrasta
bdfbl5gihpuM nBessdD BRG GENERAL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ointment
kmBsrpEftsa#sbfahd EeRs8aoi EStAezntda Salt
khaNatmTn healddo FeSd 6mqEe NfgARlsEs, EhtEpfpet
#anas nIBtfbiR& &aass1RaApS ggA$9sts t$I IS
HEY9GG ss66lle Ey &EARalS6tAt N d Xa 6sdPis ReEE i h9A "a q
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m15 e6RgXteeddL n Sipe
gJRg Haatia ID lgrEaBeWarnine Table
All drsggists-Fefs nd ths-measy If 1t II
ro'cpre. I25Enrsuz a,movsd into thet
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d. McOuaep otltaB1niss stmidnvt

h. McQueen oGtaBonis ataHidngt
arrangements to re build his barn
Croftorhi+,- hddy-eeunty, recen
hdestrnysdlbY fds. your clothing con.
Intly ov+e+-with-d andruH-Glth
lmaTsotere { c1ef hi @frbml sitiaaaBed1
lrouH esea reO ca rbdaHyi tiisp uIs itodh-I
dtiwlshEites MsdelsSabe8. 1a wuUtl
ngpucb, and npestyreg hbgeafssuds
Ftbear datuDall cbndt i'm, yDd hever I'D
Faeiture piles. Nittter cBlMgw6Eh
b are neg+ee+sg -sg<eAtFis4-Da
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-04-09
Work of Omcial Bunglers.

A startling exhibition of bungling in
the execution by the garrote of five Gu
ban prisoners took place at Havana. The
men, classed as 'murderers, violators
and incendiaries" belonging to Cayajabo,
were recently sentenced to be garroted,
and at o'clock Tuesday morning
strong force of infantry was drawn up
in the form of a square around the spot
where the garrote had been erected. The
instrument of execution, chair with
post behind it, an iron collar and screw
behind it, which when turned strangles
or breaks the neck of the victim, was set
up by the famous executioner, Valentine
Ruiz, who, for some reason not fully ex-
planned, acted upon this occasion as the
assistant to his own assistant instead of
as the principal executioner.
The five prisoners in their dungeons re-
ceived the ministrations of the priests.
One man confessed himself to be guilty of
the crimes charged against him and as
serted that his companions were inno-
cent, the latter stoutly maintaining their
innocence to the last.
The man selected to be the first victim
quietly and coolly mounted the steps lead
ing to the chair and took his seat. The
mau dCtiuS as tAecutlOueT tueu tWisleu
the lever or screw handle controlling the
garrote, but he was evidently nervous,
and this rendered him so weak that his
hands slipped repeatedly from the lever.
There were horrible, smothering choking
cries from the scaffold, and it was only
after long period of agony for the con-
demned man and almost torture for the
spectators that the Cuban was pronounc-
ed dead.
But this was only a beginning of the
terrible performance. The second victim
was brought to the front and led up the
steps to the scaffold by the priests and
assistant executioner. Upon reaching the
platform the unfortunate man made an
effort to say something to the people sur
rounding him, but the executioner's hand
was placed over his mouth, he was hastily
bundled into the deadly chair and in an
other moment the iron collar was around
his neck. If the executioner was nervous
upon the occasion of the first killing he
was ten times more so upon this occasion.
The result was more slow, fearful stran-
gulation and another horrible experience
for the spectators
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HARBos EIGHTEEN-FoOT BOAT.

BY this time the prison officials, the
priests and officers in command Of the
troops had endured SO much that they
openly denounced the acting executoner
and called upon him to get down from the
scaffold and Jet another man take his
place. Thereupon the acung executioner
feverishly called upon the exeoutioner-in-
chief, Valentine Ruiz, who from long ex-
perience is looked upon as being an expert
In his line
Ruiz, however, was almost as nervous
and excited as his assistant and fumbled
badly as he handled the third Cuban. But
he succeeded in accomplishing the execu-
ton in shorter time and with less horror
than his assistant. The fourth Cuban
was then turned over to Ruiz. BY this
time Ruiz was shaking all over and he
was much slower and considerably clum-
sier in sending the unhappy man out of
the world. So much so that there was
renewed murmuring at the official inca
pacity and Ruiz stumbled away from the
death post, insisting in choking tones
that his assistant must finish the days
work.
Consequently the assistant executioner
again tried his hand at the terrible screw
and was as unlueky as before, for there
was another scene of horror which nearly
caused strong men to faint before the fifth
Cuban's life was pronounced extinct.