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The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
BETHEL.
A HOMEMADE INCUBATOR.

The great interest that few of the chicken breeders have taken the past winter in poultry shows, has been catch ing and has created quite a fever in town. The incubator is being tested by many old and new breeders. A few per sons have succeeded in bringing out large per cent of chickens while others have made a total failure. A prominent hat wire manufacturer, whose business has been affected by the dull times among matters, rigged up a homemade incubator, probably expecting to astonish the boys and put dollars in his pocket raising chicks for market. The incuba- tor WAS filled with fresh laid eggs and the machine set at work. At the enc of the first week, so the report goes, the pastor from one of the churches was called in to test the eggs. He being an expert at the business he pronounced them all right. Now and then the boys were called in to see how things worked and later on noted breeder from Grassy Plain came over and was invited to test the eggs and give his opinion. MT Bur Till examined the incubator and tested the eggs and found them cooked, not 8 living chick in the whole batch. The owner with his ardor cooled down to zero asked what was best to do. Mir Burrill replied, "Throw the old sthing out the door and set your eggs under the old hens and hatch your chickens in the old way" Our friend still keeps up stiff upper lip and tells the boys he will do better next time. He believes that good money can be had by raising chick ems for market matching the eggs with an incubator.
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A DRAMATIC EVENT.

The Greenfield Grange Dramatic club is out with new play entitled "Strife,' 3 or "Master and Man" It will be given at Academy hall, Greenfield Hill, We'd nesday and Thursday nights, April II and 15. The admission will be 25c and 35c for reserved seats. Those who en joyed "The Deacop," last season cannot afford to miss "Strife." It is 8 lively, interesting comedy drama, abounding in amusing situations. The proceeds will be for the new Grange hall, now being built.
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has had birthdays. The entertainment will beign promptly at 7.30 and will continue for one hour and half. It w,ll be photograph concert consisting of soDgs, cries, laughs, solos, duets, and quartets, both vocal and instrumental. rendered by an Edison perfected phono- graph in charge of Rev c. ". Drake of New Haven. MT Drake shas given this concert before large Audiences, and leading clergymen and sdaily papers speak highly of this concert. The Edison improved phonograph is not to be com pared with the graphophone so widely advertised and known, but is an instru. ment capable of almost perfect imitation of the best soloist and oratory of the day. The admission to the entertain ment will be 10 and 20c. Rev Arthur Shirley will preach in ex- change with Rev WIZ. White, Sunday morning and evening.
 Mrs Andrew Nichols and Miss Lena
 Nichols, who have had charge of the 1 AoL1S CA All fhLN NAIS \ luulD LII bFiug6s port, during their absence in Florida,
 during the winter months, have re. turned.
 Several more of our townspeople are
 to ride new wheels this year. W. s
 Plumb was the first to lead. 1 o. B. Burton has greatly improved hil
 place the last year. Recently he has ad
 ded fine large barn.
 | Howard Hawley is to work for o. B
 Burton during the summer. l Rev W. F. White has been invited tc
 preach in the Second Congregations
 church, Danbury, Monday evening, tn,
 first of a series of Passion Week ser vices.
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CHURCH ITEMS.

Rev B. c. Pillsbury is in attendance at conference. As he will be absent over Sunday the usual services will be omitted.
 There will be missionary concert at the Congregational church on Sunday evening. An invitation is given to the Methodists to unite in the services.
 At an official meeting of the Methodist church it was voted to adopt the en- velope system for the ensuing conference year.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
HENRY N. AIRES,
 38l Main Street, Bridgeport.
burians and surrounding villagers appre' ciate real good thing.
TRUMBULL.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGs.
 Ten persons from the Y. F. s. C. E. attended the meeting of the Bridgeport Endeavor Union in the First Baptist church, Bridgeport, Tuesday evening This was one of the best meetings that has been held for some time.
 The Young Ladies Mission Circle are to give fine birth day supper and enter- tainment in the church parlors, Wednes- day sevening, April 14. The supper served at o'clock and after the enter tainment will be one for which these young ladies are famous, and as many cents will be charged for it as the person
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
A WOODEN WEDDING oELEBRAT1oN

Mrs and Mrs Bert Joyce celebrated their wooden wedding, last week We'd uesday night, by very happy social gathering at their home. The house was we'll filled wish guests who brought with them a number of very pretty gifts. MT and Mrs Joyce provided an excellent entertainment, to which all did full justice, aud when the party broke up thf host and hostess reputation for hosp tality was largely increased.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
ITS MONEY US
To give you better

To give you better shoes than you can get else where at the price, for then you are sure to come again. With that aim in view, we have bought our lines of Shoes and Oxfords, and are going to sell them atless profit than usual. We make in the end by the increased trade.
 One of our leaders is 8 Ladies Vici Kid Shoe, 6 styles of toes, soft as silk, perfect fitting.
 The price is $2.25; actual worth $500.
 Shoes and Oxfords in all the popular shapes and colors, to suit the most tastidious, with prices the lowest.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
GREENFIELD HILL.
DEATH OF MRS CHARLES NICHOLS.

After an illness of three years with that dread disease, consumption, Mrs Charles Nichols yielded to the Master call at 6 p. m., Monday, April 5. Toward the end she was great sufferer and often expressed wish to be at rest. She was a member of the Congregational church in Easton and when health per mitted could always be found at her place of worship. She was an earnest Christian worker, devoted wife and a loving mother. She was 60 years of age and leaves a husband, son, Edgar B.. Nichols of Cohoee, N. Y, and daugh. ter living at home, Miss Alice Nichols. who have the sympathy of a host o1 friends in their bereavement. The fun. eral was held from her late residence at p. m., Thuraday, April g, Rev MT Aver officiating.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
THE T. BARNUM COURT OF F,

THE P. T. BARNUM COURT OF FoREsTERs
 The P. T. Barnum Court of Foresters was instituted Tuesday evening, April 9th. The grand executive officers of the state were present and speeches by various officers and members were in or- der. The court starts out with these of- ficers: Past Chief Ranger, L. A. Bris s tol; chief ranger, P. J. Garvin; sub chief ranger, Robert ". Barnum; finan- cial secretary, P. F. McMahon; record ing secretary, Thomas F. Hoar; senior woodward, Matthew M. Grath; junior woodward, Thomas H. >~Keane; senior beadle, Lawrence c. Grove; junior bea- dle, c. T. Mccarthy; deputy grand chief ranger, o. H. Thompson, of Danbury. It starts out under most favorable aus. pices.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
LONG HILL.

W. N. Hurd has moved his stock of groceries to A. A. Halls old stand, hav- ing bought out MT Halls stock and add.
 ed large new stock, which he is ready to sell for cash, at city prices. Give him a call
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
A GOOD SHOWING FOR HARD Y

"A NOUD 5HOWINE FOX HARD TIMES.
 Bethel tax, last years assessment, is nearly all collected. A. L.Baldwin, col lector, has done some pretty lively work the past month, to close up the last years account before April l. From liens only one has been put on to prop erty for taxes, good showing for hard times.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Our showing of new spring and sum. mer footwear is very elaborate. Read CTS of THE BEE can select their Easter shoes with ease and at small outlay here.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

E. F. Hawley offers a bargain in two horse platform spring wagon at S75. Good as new, cost double also good car riage Sl5.
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Our Neighbors.
SOUTH BRITAIN

SCARLET FEVER ONCE MORE APPEARS
 We are are sorry to say that scarlet fever has broken out again, this time in the family of W. L. Dickenson.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

The saw mill of Henry Sanford, under the direction of that veteran sawyer, George sherman, is fast disposing of the winters accumulation of logs.
 George Cole has been appointed ad- ministrator on estate of the late Benja- min Pickett.
 Robert and Fordie Osborne are riding bran new bicycles.
 Mrs ElnOra Whitehead has sold a a piece of land to A. H. Ferry.
 John Whitehead has contract to de- liver 1900 ties at the depot in Bethel.
 Turney Sanford and w. $. Bassett are serving as jurors in the Court of Common Pleas, now in session at Danbury.
 The roads were all settled on April l, and in good condition. Dea T. Nj. Abbott died suddenly at White Plains on Tuesday morning, April 6.
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4 fiae line of Children's OK blood and ruaset shoes for Easter, at 50c, 65c and 75ea pair; also misses coffee colored lace and button shoes at $l 25, all the latest styles at the Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Edmond L. Lyon of Dodgingtown dis
 trict has gone to Plattsville to work for George D. Gregory on one of his teams. He left fer his new work on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Farmers are sowing oats and prepar- ing the ground for onions.- few days of warm weather with timely showers has freshened up rye and grass. It Is au excellent time for sowing grass seeds. We had good catch of clover last year by sowing the seed on rye and running ths field over with a light bush Harrow the fore part of April.
 Robinson Ia out with handsomely decorated wagon, and the toothsome goods from this popular bakery will prob ably go with greater rush than usual.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Mems heavy grain blow shoes at SIPS a bargain; also fine line of mems work ing shoes, extra quality, $2, worth g. 50, at the Sandy Hook Shoe Store VI ". O. Corbett, proprietor.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Choice Yellow Globe onion seed only $l pound, sweet pea seed, 40 varieties, and all kinds flower seeds at E. F. HaW- ley's.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
DEATH OF LORENZO STOVE.

Lorenzo Stowe died Tuesday morning after two weeks illness with pneumonia at his home Il Division street. The de. ceased was native of Bedding, I.one- town district, and for many years lived in Bethel and worked at his trade as mason.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

It is said the latest acquisition to the ranks of the camera enthusiasts is the Chief of Police of Tinkerfield.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Strictly pure maple sugar, this years make, direct from Vermont orchards, 15e pound, at E. K. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
NEwTowN, FRIDAY, APRIL 9.
The Editors Fam iliar Chat.

Forgery is serious business and the person who seeks to get false item pub llshed by forging a signature is treading on dangerous ground.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Mrs A. L. Shepard has again rented Ira Bradiey's place. He boards with her.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
BAPTIST CHURCH AFFAIRS.

The Ladies' Aid society has appointed & meeting for Wednesday of next week at the usual hour.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Patrick Harrigan has been on the sici list for few days past.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Pure boneless eodfisb, only Sc pound, split Labrador herring Sc pound, at E.. K. Hawleyfs.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Time now for painting and papering and my store is the place to find out
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Mr Robinson sells an ice cream soda for Sc that is greatl
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Mrs Lucy Camp is visiting in New | Haven at Mrs D. B Baldwin's.
 Mrs G. s. Hickox of New Haven has | been visiting H. P. Hickox, who has
 been quite i'll with grip. In fact grip | seems to be quite prevalent and number of people are or have been sick. We l hope soon to see them all out. Gilbert Williams, former resident, was in town, Sunday, and it is said he ! would like to become resident again.
 Mrs D. NJ. Mitchell returned, Monday, | from weeks visit among New Haven l friends.
 There was family reunion at H. P | MitchelPs. Sunday, as the children from I Bridgeport and Seymour were at home.
 Three of Ralph Pierce's little boys were ! taken to the county home in New Haven | last week. Charles Hine has bought 8 small piece ! of chestnut timber of B. c. Bradley and
 is rapidly converting it into railroad ties. Mrs Hollister Sage has returned from
 New York state and is much improved 1 in health.
 Mrs A. L. Shepard has again rented | Ira Bradiev's place, He boards wit h
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
THE LONE TROUT ON THE LOOKOUT.

The law being off, fishermen in large numbers have made there appearance, out for the deceptive bait. Some of our local anglers however have had fairly good luck. One of our Bedding boys sold his catch sto some fishermen who probably went home and exhibited them as evidence of their skill.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
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The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

New seed potatoes, from Houlton, Me. All the early varieties at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

For a real hobby, we'll wearing suit of clothes or light overcost call on the Hub Clothing Co, at 3ll Main street, Bridge port.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Mrs Hollister Sage has returned frem New York state and is much improved in health.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09
THE VIEWPOINT BEE.
PUBLISHED BY THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY

ALLISON P. SMITH, EDITOR. ARTHUR J. SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGER
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

prices. Never as low and assortment never better. [E F. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Three of Ralph Pierce's little boys were taken to the county home in New Haven last week.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

Mrs Lucy Camp is visiting in New Haven at Mrs B. B Baldwin's.
The Newtown bee., 1897-04-09

There was family reunion at H. P Mitchell's, Sunday, as the children from Bridgeport and Seymour were at home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-17

tlo.oo TO $4,000. s ana 10 per cent money
10 loan on good city security. r. j.
Collins, i0lGls Congress avenue. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR aAl,E--lpl ncres, near Seahrook on
Clear Like. beaDtifully furnished nome,
aiso COWS horsos. chickrnH. dnobs. etc
Grrnf bargain. Aedrc7l i.etiio Bryan
IfoN bUilliug ,
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i. T. Co0MBS. auction and commission:
liberal advances made on cons 4umeris;
leans money on all articles OF value;
looms confidential sl2 Main street.. Il
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hYAENEAL.

-s,aao1,G Z Tex.
a,. W.. ~ ,. Campbell and Miss
"a, NJ, 49,. married last night. Mr..
|Ar R0ninent merchant Of North /
row .51I'g : Granbury. Texas
PET vi, " 4nclen, '>Xas. ca the
|h,ss' b,,S Y R Brown and Miss
~. o; IN q Hood county. i,ev lev,
FL SS.-f,g VANS rex,.
4 Ii, r c,,I Of Mr.. Frank
. wy and Miss Evans Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-17

For RFN'r-Nicr four room corner cot
tagc. corner Caroline and webster APP
ply 10 Cnas. Refer, corner san Jacihto
and Webster. -
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SlIU ALTON 20 do general homework or
nurse, no objection 10 going away. Al.
dress NJ q. :. ~ Gillespie street. IL
TWO GIRLS would Hike a Mace at din
ins rqom work can not 70 out ut c,t,,
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FnR RENT.

TC,TS T2TN''-so,en roo,n 1-o,iage- corner
Lamar and Aust n modern convenisr-
,iesi,,,bls ,.,,,'f ,,osSess.,n given Juue
/ Apply ChHs r Parker 81 Main
s,re4i is
-,-ie -, ,olr -,1a,,cr
ii ~ 4 furn.~hcd nous and look after lo-yoar
OH mi. ROM free Apply Mrs Bainos.
%a,.c,. ana Hardy il
800 5,--o ,.i,,--,,
~ I'r.N 'o'''' 80 lio,tts GTaii
t'it no ~ er. 4. w., ri strset. h9t n.
Ntl,i'Ht 49,, ooi ii'bn We;ker Yoi
,r,o,. 80 - ID
li@NS s.roi =. ,-,,z, ~ c,7
FoR RtN i-stN,h f,T i,. NJ HS"S ~" ,S57
CheueN.rt street. Apply MIS- n'~N' 90
=. eH1,'Hl "V.llec.
FOR RFNT-Nicr four room Garner COT
,ase corner Caroline and "su 81, Hp,
ply, q ha@. i"'Nt'' N'''''' '@' y
and webster
FOR RENT OR SALF,-SeYen room mouse
on Austin greet; : room cottage on
Fsnnu street. improved farm near c'ty:
Houston Lard & Trnsi company: 70
FOR REN'r-Iight room house with hath
aud closet IN frst and second story;
suitable for etner one or two fahllnes;
Stable and seryaft's room. Win Kas ahJ
ali modern improvements. Inquire ~
IilI Rusk avenue. 10
AIRY. comfortable rooms. modern con
venieuces; terms reasonable for summer
SIG san Jacinto stree.
FOR RENT-Ten room house three
blocks from court house; good location
for boarding house. eight room noi"rn
stable and Servants quarters TWO Gig
ierns; a beaanhul home Shesp I.nt
III. WARD N''A" ~ Is
- - - -
FOR RENT ono large cleS1ntlv fur'
nishct south room. Win mpIc'n con
lgli Risk avenue is
T-nt,~Dr,-rr l.or - --TT1,n1er :, fyo room
~ i.is.' - W t..no,ss ffrnishcI
,hro,I,bom,. chenn a ,.ght uartIea ltDi
foas9 avenue. ----------,-
ROOMS FOR REST-Fhrnished or I'M
Furnished for light house etpingi also
"a lnrre cool south room foT gentleman
or eoup.e. ~ Nam StreSt' 'PI''9'e ''',s
IN uu!l'.Us --------------------
FOR RENT Five room cottage, com
ttof4lV furnished Iuclutng pnn1; fof
he s,,nrne. al siJ per month. Apply i2ll
Cher eye:.i: ------7 ------------------., :?
FOR RENT sx room house; -, newiy
htuEes: corner Charlres ard f0'k. Az
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WANTED TO RENT.

~ ITrD-To rrut two.stGry m0lsrn
" h e two bedrooms; Third or iouf,h
wari r. ssiiS5 Home ONE care Hutohias
an, u sN4ttN' IL
HOtIEf
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THIS is tha last week to buy a nigh grade
wheel at less than manufacturers price,
as thoy must be closed out, at coS Main
sitct. IL
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PERSONAL.

VlANI REMEDIEs-tfoM TREAT
MENTrS III -asc tnvestlsate at state
Headquarters, iu9 Blu2 Building. Lody
health hook
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ROOMS FOR RENT-TNirnished or un-
Furnished. for light h0usckerpingi also
large cool south room foT setN"fnafl
or couple ms Main street opposite Ma:
son hfNl1uas 20
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REACHES effectively DESTROYED nv thu
tsc OF DANDY Roach ENjerminator; 20c
por rau. ron-potsoucus; mail orders So
icittd I, iewSu. druggist, lilnI cor
Aer, OPPOSITE capitol hotel, Is
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A MIDDl.EAGED white woman wants
situation 10 do housework or Keen houss
for small family. Address 6ui. Tits of
ilp. fS
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WANTED iNrs,-class all-round hotel
,ucrcial House, GeorgetC wn, Texas. Is
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GOOD BOARD ana lodging, $50 per
week, az 1913 Franklin street; bain' h9l
.-lfef. ~
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BiCNCLES sold, rented and repaired; new
wheels at halt of list price. viii eN-
COX. sac TEXAS avenue, oppos ito Capitol
hotel -
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WNTTEp-A once four f'tsi-class coop;
ots Apply 20 Merchants and Fl"n'er;;-
ON Co -
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FOR SALE.

CAR LOAD OF driving hcrsos; all city
broke; cight family broke and suitable
for onv lady 90 DIR i've. William Bdder-
back, Larendon's stable, corner Frank
lin ami Corolinc street. .
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FOR SAlIl-Thrcv heiroom suites, mar
Tor carpet Kitchen furniture. vrtdle oil
Nern al ms Preston avenue. daily, from
9 unul Z Ie
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i Bsa tMS Sh'! TeNas Address T. O. 'N Il
AGENTS and branch manager. salary OF
commission, Hunter Tailoring anc SuWt
Co. CiHc.nrati Ohio,
WANTEp-Agents 10 sell new brush
made expressly for polishing tan and
pateAt leather shoes; l0 per cent profit,
exclusive territory w.th So order. H..
tails = cents. w X. d, TINS on see -
WANTED Eight experienced cany2s'g rs
tor city; blk ray 10 rustiers. can 100
Preston avenue. Sunday. Monday AMI
Tuesday. between q, III. aud J. IN, II
COLLEGE PROFESSORS. school teach
vrs and all active and energcAc nus iSlS
moi Otherwise ensased, can ilma pynllt-
able employment soliciting Applications
for llfc Insurance n the covenant NU-
tual Life Association of Illinois. Actress
j, q. Wynn, manager, Room ~, Norn
Texas Bauk building, lAilas LeAas. ~
ENGINEER for thrasher machine. Nd
dress G. Apoli. Comfort. Texas, IL
WANTEp-Five good salesmcn to intro
duce our cyclone Fan throughout Texas.
Small capital required. Apply l. ;. Az
tomato Fan Co. dl6 Travis street u
AGENTS Either sex SO monthly aud eN;
penses, sample case OF ten bstulsiM
l,cccs of silver table cutlery fee IN
working agents Gregory Mauutactur-
tug Co. 81 P;.rk Pace, New lork, ~
WANTED Nrs,-class an-round hotel
cook woman preferred tcoloredl. Com,
ItItlAA lAbAh~Ns NANHi - ''''s Nf''fT
WANTED AT ONCE-ren ignite miners
nj Clay station on G. c. n s. +. rallrDal.
Brenhsm Coal and Mining company. Il
AGENTS wau:ed IN every Texas town to
sell Sing Toy Chinese Chicken foWd'i
X liz mites. lice. tleas aud inS"g's on
chlckcuS and prevents cholera. Adirrss
Sing Toy Co, Temple. Texas, Z.
! WNNTEp-At once, tour f,tsi-class coop,
cts Apply 20 Merchants and Fi"nierS-
OH Co, :"
/ WHEN you want first class help or 4
/ guod position. call or address South ru
Siar BUSINESS Bureau. 81, Mason huili-
4 irp J,
| MONEY easily made by wrung- surety
| FUND lie insurance tor the oIl Hart
| FORD MI Patterson w!ll cali and IN
| slruct: notes FIRST annual Pr sniium at
| our RISK. Harris u Patterson. managers,
| Dallas. u
| AGESTS-Economy gas burner taNes =!
per cent OF sas, makes large. beaut'fa!
| light; and ,,lves ls5 per ccat proht 10
| statesmen. General Agency Co.. 10 Dear.
born street. Chicago. lii. u
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good post on. call or address South m
Star BUSINESS Bureau. 81, Mason huili-
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may he adjusted 10 tho Sails a. mo-
menTs notice ana readily at,achcd or
detached while tho vessel is under sail.
Addrcsp Nr0Nton II. Lowe, care Johu
Wyela5eghgrn 8 Co. rateas Attorney.
ron -
V.Si1h se.sh nav be IoekSi At any Ssgire,i
elcvevpn On 'Slcni IN ,ope~si'n; after
srSlc lriN Viii never be DOM without
Tor pnrtlouArs address Ralph lCNduu.
care john Ncidcihurn \ Co, lRleql
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FOR SAl-e Slice 50 cor-trpcieA as 10 re
Ampcrvuus 20 wntor. snow, ctc. prnNin-
od wNh - novel means NJ i9A,on'uS
MI mos A. Jr,.ss tioet q So ,iyei. cnrn
~ ~ ~. i.',t,,, 49, $50 ltor
,'"mu WW ,V''l,,..9 !, - A"''''' IL
=" "S'',.'5 ,0.'' 80
to take nlNco OF pneuma, ne: easy rid,ntt'
no rNmP'ps; P v WIZ w Dr,h pP, nr n!aac
III" 9Nan,iu'' VIZ ~, Su,, w" r. Ian
~ toNllN j., M"In.cWs' satV SD,t'
Meticrourn y GO" l"'eht A''"rh'SS,,
WASHINGTON " @
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WANTED AT ONCE-Ten Ignite miners
nj CLAW station on @. c, n 5. f railroad.
Brenham Coal and Mining company. q
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Missouri, now visiting here, is announced
TO take placa tomorrow