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The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
uel sherman expect to arrive home about

F.
uel Sherman expect to arrive home about
the middle of April. e.f -.ss-
2 WA. Beers of Obtuse has bought a
place In Bloomfield and will move his
family there, next week. s.ss4- ..-
James Barrett lie confined to the ouse,
this week, with the grip.
Clark Joyce of Hacketfstown is at
home, suffering with cold. sz u
The Misses Lee and party of friends
went TO Danbary on sleigh ride, Las t
week. They reported an enjoyable time.
Miss Marguerite Lee, who has taken q
position in Inglesidei school, New Mil
ford, was, obliged to return home on ac-
count of iii health. s-gs4
4 John a. Lee lost q valuable jersey cow,
last week. ,.as,is !
Master Ray Stevens Is on the sick list.
Merritt Weeks of New Milford was
the guest, last Sunday, OF William Lee.
Miss Mamie Higgins was the guest,
last Sunday. of Miss Marguerite Lee.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
BARGAIHs FOR EVERYONE.

The great array of bargains displayed
at the store Of the G. lei. Bennett Shoe
Co., Of Bridgeport, 10 marvellous. They
are closing out large and small lots OF
shoes for all kinds of feet at prices far
below cost. Every shrewd buyer will
take advantage of this sale and save at
least from soc TO ST on every purchase
They quote few OF the many bargains
as follows: Ladies' vestinR top lace
shoes, regular price OIL so, 99c. Ladies'
Jersey leeQins, regular price 81. 20, soc.
Ladies' rub bers Csc. Gents winter shoes
regular price 90, $198. Mems storm
rubhers soc. BY calling on this firm and
looking over their stock you will be con.
vinced that everything throughput the
store Is marked at proportionateig low
prices.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
BROOKFIELD.
FUNERAL OF MISS CARRIE SHERMAN

FUNERAL OF MISS CARRIE SHERMAN.
The funeral of Miss Carrie Sherman.
who died on Monday night, March -,
at b. m, Rev Mr. Whitcome conducting
the service. The deceased has always
lived at her present home. The home OF
the family has been on or very near the
present site for three generations. The
homestead is very pleasantly situated
and when the members were younger o
very coDgenial resort, Miss Carrie con-
fributing very much TO the enjoyment OF
guests, and participants of those gather.
ings. She was very quiet and unohtru-
sive In manner and Of q very sympathetic
temperament towards those in need. A
brother, Hon Samuel Sherman, is now In
Cuba and Mrs Susan Banks of Bridge
port are the only surviving members OF
the family. She was inferred In the fami-
.ly lot In Central cemetery. The pal
bearers were Charles Stuart. r. A. Beers.
Stanley Terrell and E. NJ. HaWley.
Eugene Lake has returned home from
q visit TO Babylon, T.. /.
A new family in town ID occupying the
Briggs place at the Iron Works. The
name Is Conkrite. They attend the Con
gragational church.
Il is reported that John Higgins of OBJ
tuse has his papers empowering him Il
take the census In June.
Jay Coville q Son are now putting
steam engine In their mill, capable o.
saving, grinding, making cider. etc.
Mr Barnum, who has been running th
farm OF Elmer Northrop, Will run tn
farm OF Hon Samuel Sherman.
The cold snap nj last week made . "a
4 "A - = x1< n a<1Sa - no
hustled In on Monday. This provide
every one with their usual am6Hnt, but !
| Id generally OF very inferior quality.
| wv. AZ. Collins IN now riding after q tey
horse bought of Nash q PETERS OF Dan
bury. 4
It il reported that George Mckee, VII
formerly lived In this town. will run th
farm known as the Clarke Peck place.
&c Is reported that Hon and Mrs San
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

His Stepe," book that has gone to over
40 600 600 readers. He Ia to be the
editor for elk issues. beginning March Is.
He viii publish Christian daily news
paper. 1t will be unique to journalism.
It win command universal attention.
Thousands of columns about ie are being
printed by the press every day. People
everywhere viii want 1t as they bought
''In His 8 eps." Orders left with the
Postoff1ce News Store In the Arcade,
Bridgeport, will receive prompt attention.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
HUNTINGDON.
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.

-
The Christian Endeavor society met
evening of last week. There was good
attendance. Supper was served.
Wilbur Lake, who has been living with
Mrs Rufus HubbeH for the past four or
five years, is quite III with Bright's dis.
ease. x3 Is
Mrs David Nichols has been laid up
with grip, but Ia better now.
viii Wheeler has also been on the sick
list. ~ sese
Rev Mr. Prindle and family, also Mrs
Samuel Nichols and Mics. Louise Nichola,
were guests of Mrs George w. Drew on
Tuesday OF last week.
The church attendance, Sunday, March
Ii, was gsad. Mr. Prindie preached his
second Of . series Of sermons on prayer
and it was one of if not the best sermon
he has preached.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
IT'S A DUTY

You owe to your eyes, that Of properly
caring for them. You can't be too care.
for them to get well themselves but have
proper glasses fitted Immediately. Don't
tribe with so important 8 matter. It's
no trouble to wear glasses if they are
rightly made, and to many people they
are becoming. Examinations free OF
charge when getting glasses Of US.
TReid g Todd, jewelers. and opticians,
1854 Main street (new number), opposite
Howlandss, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

There Will be nearing before Referee
John w. Banks at his Office in Bridge-
port on March 81, on the account of the
estate of Samuel Cohen of Sandy Hook.
There will also be hearing at the same
time for his discharge. the estate will
probably paw dividend OF about 30 per
cent. The claim of Mrs Cohen OF $4,000
for money advanced has been disallowed.
II allowed the dividend would have been
practically wiped out. Attorney L. K.
Gould appears for Mr. and Mrs Cohen,
and Attorney Beecher for the trustee and
creditors.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

VIM. Orr, Newark, O., says, '.We never
feel safe without o ne Minute Cough Cure
In the house. 1t saved my littla boys
life when be had the pneumonis. We
think il is the best medicine made" Ie
cures coughs and all lung diseases. Plsaa-
ant to take, harmless and gives immediate
results. r.. H. Beers % Co., New
town; s. G. Bull 81 Co., Sandy Hook !;
A. B. Rlskeman, Botsford: B. Hawley
g CO.. Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Haw-
leyville.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT,

M. HIGGINS, Editor Secacs Qlls.
News, was fHicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes
two boxes wholly cured him. It's the
sureat Pile cure on earth .and the best
Only % cents. Sold by r. 81. Beers
& Co., Newtown; s. G. Bull, Sandy
Hook Allen Joyce, Roxburv Station ;
Edward A. Honan, Merwipsville; Will
liam j.. Beebler, Brookfield; William
B. Hawley, Sherman. Druggists.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

Rev w. <. Sitter, w. Cation, N. Y,
writes. 81 had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. / was persuaded TO nse
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped me
from the start. believe ii to be pana-
cea for all forms OF Indigestion" IL d.
9ests what you eat. r. III. Beers Il Co.,
Nawtown; 8. G. Bull q CO., Sandy Hook ;
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford ID. Hawley
& Co., Stepney; A. B. Fancher, Hawlay-
vile.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

To secure the original witch hazel salve,
ask for DeWstt's Witch Hazel Salye, well
known as certain cure for piles and akin
diseases. Beware OF worthless counter
feits. They are dangerous. r. II, Beers
q Co., Newsown; s. q. Bull u Co.,
Sandy Hook; A. B Brakeman, Rotsford |;
B. Hswley 8 Co., ssepnev; A B. Fanch-
er, Hawley vile.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

. ssI used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my
family with wonde rfui results. 1t gives
immediate relief, is pleasant to take and
is truly the dyspeptic's best friend. % says
e Hartgerink, Overisel, Mich. Digests
what you eat. Cannot fail to cure.
e. a. Beers B Co., NeWtown; g..
G. Bull q Co., Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake
man. Botsferd: B. Hswlev a CO., Sser-
ner A. B. Fancher, HawleYville.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, Ind, says.
"Dewitt's Little Early Rlsers always
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never grippe. They gently cleanse
and invigorate the bowels and liver.
r. Fl. Beers q Co., Newtown; s. g. Bull
b Co., Sandy Hook IA. B. Brakeman, Bots-
ford B. HaWley q Co., Stepney; A. B.
Fancher, HawleyvilIe.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

A. &. De Fluent, editor Of the Journal
Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for number
of years from rheumatism in his right
shoulder and side. He says: my right
arm at times was entirely useless. I tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and was sur.
prised to receive relief almost immediate-
IL. The Pain Balm has been
constant companion Of mine
ever since and it never falls"
For sale by r. Fl. Beers q Co., Newtown;
Taylor, Curtis & Co., SANDY HOOK A. B.
Brakeman. Botsford; W. 81. Hurd, Lcrg
Bill; A. B. Faucher, Hawleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

He used to work at Wiz che tef's Tut
lost his job. After l,sfipg while q rel
alive secured him the position of conduc-
tor and he was very popular. As extra
man he often made $40 q week. Mean
while he was threatening to kill his wife
living in high style on the "a 900 worth
of stuff he had stolen.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

"whaE would Jesus Do?'' The au-
thor, now printing newspaper ''aa Jesus
would.n Copies Of the paper can be had
in Bridgeport. The Topeka Daily Capt.
tai ut the prssent,time ID the underta king
Of Rev Charles MI. sheldon, author Of I'm
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
NICHOLS.
A GRAND SUCCESS.

The cantats entitled, IA Dress Re-
hearsal," which was given last Friday
evening, instead Of Thursday. on account
of the inclement weather, was grand
success both socially and financially.
Those who did not attend on account OF
the bad travelling missed rare treat, as
it was pronounced one OF the finest en-
tertainments ever produced IN this place.
The neat sum Of $56 was added to the
new church fund. A goodly, number
from Bridgeport were present.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
HATFERTowH.

o. X. Morgan has quite large con-
tract for saving ties &C his mill for r. H.
Broderick Of Blanket Meadow. Mr. Nor
gan 10 also prepared TO do all kinds of
blacksmithing at his shop at reasonable
prices.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

A typographical error occurred in the
obituary notice of the late William Bots
ford, last week. The date OF the birth
of Henry Botsford was given as 184l. 1t
should have been 1912.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

blood and building up your system with
Hoods SarsaparilIa and you may expect
good health throughout the c0miug
season.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

Hard coughs and colds are quickes
cured by Smiths cough balsam. s. w.
Smith d Co., Ansonia, and or your local
dealers.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

Father Fox was In Waterbury ON Sum
day, officiating at the Sacred Heart
church.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

I'm. Davis, the New Haven trolley
condu ctor who proves TO be such 8 who'll
sale burglar, has remarkable record.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

New supply of homespun and ladies
dress goods sc the Sandy Hook Wooden
Co.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

Safe bird, safe find Fortify your
self nos by purifying and enriching your
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

G. j. Hedden has recently bought of
Paul Fielding large tract Of woodland,
which he expects to clear,
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
TAsHLUA.
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

Special Lenten eervice, Wednesday,,
March as. Sermon by aKev Henry n.
Sherman. rector of ST Pauls church,
Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

Mrs William Botsford is very poorly, q
fact her many friends will regret TO learn.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev j. L. Guernsey of Long Hill de-
livered an exec llent sermon in the Metho-
dist church, Sunday morning, In ex-
change with Rev George w. Servis.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23
airdeld County.
REDDINa.

PROMINENT FAMILIES IN KIDDING IN
1880 40.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

There was no service held In the Epfs-
copa1 church, Sunday morning, owing
to the Illness OF the rector, Rev Mr.
sDoupe. ,.a.z
Thomas Linder Of Stratford recently
visited his aunt, Mira Charles Thorpe.
Mrs Perry ia quite sick. DIR Lisser at
tends her.
Amos RoWbottom Ia sick with cold.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

All liver ills are cured by Hoods Pills.
% cents.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

ASTORIA.
Bears the N Inc kiho you Has8 AlkayS bS1ggM
Signature "a Gzzzezw
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

BIZ GEORGE A. SANFORD. -cONTINUE
NEXT WEEK.
The Newtown bee., 1900-03-23

- - sToHI
p.... 8. a The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ss ! MzzZzZw
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
xBAnVOss JOINING,
Nv N M Ills WAY ~ plny naueDnll II
nrnni Fails

w N M His WAY ~ may nnpehsll IN
nlnnl Inllrr
HenrfeaH, who played bill with llpIlN
aud Billings lnat yanr, lpfl New York
Yesterday fnp nppNL pnllp mud VIII plny
Win the l0oAl Olnb IN Nm pnmN huvo
Saturday, saya the Nvant VAllr Tribune,
Ie u one NJ I'm heaI plnypvH 0yNT IN Tim
northwest and NJ p00l NJ my poHllOn
IN Tho Unfold lIn hns hmm playing
with Toronto md New y0pk,
Ihe directors nIAO bnllOyn tllnl thOy
have lnnded pnllpp NJ btaynNA POINT,
Wiz \ man whom WilmOt NJ Mlnno'
np0llH was very AnAiDnA w mi NNrly In
ITO HeAHpn, Fuller u u Apli0Ol fpn1hnr
nnn oond nol Than plny balll bnt now
" w liberty and hAA personal voAHonH
fOl wanting M come t0 Montana
VIE directors hpllnvn lhnl, WIN thpaN
new men, the GREAT Fails lOnm viii
mayer hn In danger NJ dnfeNl,
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hDllpp ~ lDDiyDplOps,

Aenled proposals. fop !be constipation
~ Hpwnp ~ Hpnojnl Improvement de
lVlat mo- \ of Tho ely ~ billings, Vol
lNWHtnDp comfy, alDin ~ MODlnnDI
according ~ tho plnna md aDoNInnn
Mons on tln IN tlN office ~ lbn ely
engineer ~ sni1 Oily, VIII bb moalyDd
by lbn nliy olopk ~ anld city np 10 h
o'NloQk J, ~, Op VDoHdny, JpnN lOlh,
1900 Ihe plpDH contemplate lbn pon'
Hlpnell0D ~ nbont laOb Iont NJ v Inch
sowpI, mln holes pnd nnsD tnpk,
md 'plpna nnd specifications, undvpsa
A. A. Morris, OlV IDnpINonr billings,
M0pinnn fhn 00nnnil rna0py0p FIN
plAht ~ pejOol my md MI bids
Hy order ~ tho oily o0Dnull,
u u, lIevf0p1, liy OlnIk,
Dated UllllDls, MONTANA, MDy NJ,
1900, llsD
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o'oloek In tks mapnfia discovered tbs
fire And artasear The family, ilse ths
: Il yelling tAt6ht hnye also been GOA
snmed with its occupants,
%=-tjauDiy HDparinateDdeni I3prla ~
Ia receipt 0f n letter from state super
tDtendaBt Carleton, calling u convention
Ut county ADpaFiDtendeDta and institute
instructors IN meet nj Helena IN June
VI, Tho letter states TINT u meeting ~
the county anpefIDtendaDis and lio0nssd
institute Instructors Nv anliod 10 meet
IN HDlaDn Jnna 9b, All The instructors
ma sDpariDtaDdenIs named npa ra'
lDeatod by MI Oar et6D 10 be present
for tbn purpose " adopting M IN
alltDte course Of study 10 be followed
by Tho county inslitnlas his fall, mud
IA nriDllRa iH fnt IA WDpIiaDbla lbn
tuInA for holding The anne, Besides
Tho institute work other matters, ID
Guiding tho course Of study, VIII be
in,OD up, Any superintendent 0f IN
alrDnlOr who IN HDnbla 10 attend II IN
yiin1 to submit In writing any HDpgas'
iloDn 10 desires ID make paRnIdlDg The
tiMA for holding The institute and tho
obnpastar ~ thu programme,
I'll, A, NDyas Of LaDml, who wns
aDpnRnd by tho county commissioners
10 MDell0r nnd hDye wbpt portion In
noDld ~ tba bDDpnl bridge, which wnH
bn1ly dnmDRea by the high winter u
fnw weeks DRD, WIS IN The Oily yeatapp
,lny, III some why the pnp6pf beoAmn
circulated I'M Tho damage wnA pDDaad
by No bridge bong popfly constructed
ma Mai Ibn oolrlieBjODeH wnpe
dNlollot W lhnU NlIlna, Regarding
ilaHn pppoils MI EOspH aNys Tint tla
pllhp anplopla " lbe bridge were 80
strong lhn4 Wlydl tbo bridge wna swept
nwny oYepA op0 WIS broken otl md IN
1lle ~ FWO WaiHDphf Wem twice hOkom
lln Mise HpYe lhnt " mDHt hhyn bpon u
lnpAn lpnn, swept before \ mighty lopl
'nnI Of Wplhp, thnt ppplied lle bridge
lnr0pp ~ pDd 10 bridge could bnyp
the tnlrilo Force, l0ualdels
lblo NJ Ihn material has bpan sAypl /
rom The WpOoh nDd lln commissioners
nnoI loAt wook ~ pooolye bids fop ~, |
tlh Hnnppp,
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Iulhn WaNlp0f

Vhn lpNlhaa NJ lDurNl aQh00I dlaIFiGl
NV I VIII ,pnnlf0 hlnh fNf ln0VlnA thf
lMNlhl pAhnnl h0Nan llOvn lhn pVNaaNl
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IAN Wgvk " hN o0MRlatad Ansr lhth,
lnUl lOl ,nlNng mud f%plNlnQnli0nA III
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NlAlnll
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lpg,l nllf and nl hlda
nfdW NJ llg tpnla NJ nUAlgNa,
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A@IHlsTIp ron UOHsU sIEALIsG


WI pV'tphhV WIN Answer ~ u AnrlOnp
Nsnlah ~ .pplon DpuNih
IGO, lplIoh0Il, whose parents pasido
u lhlH Oily, WIS biOpHbt 10 billings
TnAHdpy night aud lodged In tho
county lNll by Deputy sheriff Ilnlohola
dor ~ Carbon county
p~pllohell, " ~ anld, wpHE 10 GAbo n
few days Flnoo mud hired \ anddle horse
from u livery stable, rode N Joliet and
lhnln SOLD Tho 0ntnI md hired u rig
md driver ~ tnkn him 10 Laurel IN ibis
comfy Whlln waiting log u tlain M
Laurel Ihp ANtholiUna beln aud M thAt
pllnN ware wired ~ nIpeaI him
N.Y. Unaorl w Tho nbHnnnn NJ an M
!hollsod ollonl, lhNpfpTa, detained
lWlehpll nnlll Deputy Ahorli Hatahelr
Der rNnohNd town, who NJ once bIOnght
Nv prisoner hpvp, Nv nnlohRldap loft
"Wednesday morning with lhp misonep
for Joliet where In VIII IN given \
hearing,
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NNlhnpH HpNnreN \ Y bOOO Isprpss rnphaua
NJ MllNs Nlis

NJ MILES Nlikl
Al AAnluHA nnNkAAo l0@nTninlDn
$4,000 oOnnlpnon IN Tho plrar NHli0npl
hAnk NJ Mll0a nlty, and AnO Iipkat
Monny was ftololl fv0M Tho Northern
pnnlnN NApplM ,nnlpo 'l'npadny nighl,
phn money, lhpd hopN placed In'iha
llnhnl deals ny lhn nlAhl OpnpAl0r, I'M ha
0l1 nv N0NApHH Illn combination W the
ANGpi
Vnn operator lind lOtt ahOnt 40 fov
lNlnh, ma M hlH rnInpn discovered Ihn
money WINS HoN1 1--WE nlnn wln vera
lOllnllNA around thp d0pOl mn SURPRISED
w hNyp taken VA .nnt Ihn apprehension
w Tin anllls WNvtlna N unnAidAn IN o.
llnnnlS d0nhliNl nH Tho MpnpNt0V thinks
M lONlN not Identity lhpM oypN "
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Nnlnf,, lhp nay lynp yl0T M VullW
Thas aln hhltnl llAn HyHlI Nv
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AnNNNIlAnll ILnIInIhl

lilal N lnllnva vomalnluu nnoAllnl fNl
u lhh n0alnlllNn NJ Killings, Ypll0W'
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AhhNhl, NJ Ago, Miss .Alloe
AndnrAOll,. LOlnl Ayers. W. W. N
llnnus, w. n, lnlhAWHlll lOllN lllr
north, MNlAmI pnalNn Mra, H. n
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ugnnll, MlHn hnrnhL HlOvH, AlhNfI
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llonpvY, .lolnI Hilll NO0IgNJ Harm,
q " lN0uhH, Nlnh dOhnaOl, nNlNI
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OlHl lQd .hNwlH, Miss nRWpll lin
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unyls, VII MNllnn0r, Mis- LnWyinn
NollnahN u vi MghvN, 4 MI 40
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MlOph, lllntl MOnk, Y, VI. M MuWy,
nWNlNl pplnpel AlhNp QUINN VIM
NuOnl nNvlll hOlNllaMNl InlNIn
kNNAl Mills NJ Mi NNaaIlH, Sidney |
dNhlnll. W. Hl hunnHn, NnBl Sun
MpvHl MyHr hnllNN l'NplOl, MlHH lpVl
InMh lMl VND0mWNtW NJ Adam
Wlll1lll W. ,nli WllMNn 4, Al WI
enn nIOH Wood, IlOhn WOO0A0n, "a
W feNNvnIdl MAa Hattie
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TINT llnnl NnnlrnNnrAll

Edlt0r aasallel NufpWinH 10 4 gtntnr
lApnt madh pndpr the hnNn NJ nMumr
oFlAl Day y lha Vimea yesterday, lll
WIllhv N MlHlnhnn M IN Tin ilmO Mn
hNnd WIN AnHnHnn I'm, which Wna v M
hO M, InalnNd NJ Alf0 IN IN th0
lna W., dld plAyl which WIN rpOm q N
IN y y lnaLaAn NJ Iihl
w. A. Van Horne LnAdpp
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NeeHantHneW NNNNeANNeANN
Church Notes.

prea0htng M thu M, ". church nes
sunday morning NJ ~ o'clock by lhs
pastor, Hay, u, q, stnlI, snDdD,
snh0Dl NJ ~ ~, Junior LaaRDe M \ lDt
,, NJ, and Bpw0rih Tongue 10 Y D, ID,
lD Tbs eyeDtDR nt y lbs pnslor win DE-
liver The b~neonDBDrnato sermon before
the graduating olnss Of Tho Billings
pnDliD school IN TIM congregational
church,
iiay August LDbity NJ BDznmnD VIII
bold German aopyinns IN the tonurapns
ii0nal obnrob Dnst Sunday afternoon nd
y o'plook All HermnDs nre cordially
Invited,
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~ tho baptist church DnAt Sunday,
Tha pnslop, Rev W. bennington, wbO
y ~ Ibh aast, ~ expected 10 nlNlD 10
DllllDas, accompanied by hts wifD, ID
Time tor tbe following Sunday,
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Lodge tomorrow mud ibnpn VIII ihpyo'
FORE be 10 services M TIN Catholic
pbnfrD ID lDls oDiy nnkt sunday,
AfpieaD NJ ~ seryions VIII bo bpld
~ tbs oonrt bODao uAai SDDiny pynDs
lnR ~ v D'nlOob, n~ODJDntn1 by Rev
~ Denver, who " hpIs veDpaDD'
lynna thbt denomination, on nnsl
Tuesday evening HpY smith D. D., "
VIII preach IN lbD N, ~ obprob
~ oIi0rt VIII bn undo NJ tbnl
Ilmo 70 bDlld nD AiplonD M " church
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bopn VIII bn Holy Communion M v
va D. NJ, nDd Tho AvpllnDooD VIII
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NJ CE0EKE As 4 PR0PEEB

Ao>oE5.az " ~ Ssw Orleans states
BF. Cr>ker La bssl iETesElzasl1g f4s
ialksd-ef i,e srasl r. sew Yak. wl5ez
has g17sn tas Keuubllea1s - E.8ca
e1aiort. I'D bs GLds t12s "no u.er.Dex
II Tamzany Hall IL . Easnbsz II TIE
ies truss, o@clatinz - II Daesg II d
xeebor II the sane Croker ssyss '9Tas
oGlcers RI the lcs irast, including Pres
dent Morss, are EevabIiez1s. 'rIheTe
may be Denoczstlc ssockholdeEg IL
trusts bat the governing Dowex II the
fr1sts. the ies trust and al others. he
says. are Republicans, a Democrat
cDzId MT get hold II trust if he
wanted ". The Republicans have pre-
sapted the business. Concluding HE
interview, Mr. Croker eays 10 Marx
Hanna: 1.-THE Republicans cannot get
enough money to elect Mckinley and
defeat ryan. Bryan will be elected as
sure a. the sun rises." Mr. Croker,
with all bis faiIings, il held in good
repute a. political prophet.
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COTTON a KOEKY PRODUCER.

From present indications the crop
now being gathered viii be q greater
money producer than any crop since
the civil war. Much depends upon the
ACCURACY II present forecasts u the
yield ana uDon the continuance u q
rate of coneumption APPROXIMATELY a.
large 81 that II tho IN three preceding
years. n there should he 10 material
decrease IN congumptIon crop tieid
m larger than that II 1s59-l1JD might
be worth anywhere from GJD,Oo, % ~
600, 00,OO) more than the last crop,
which had value n ara, IN, 7>1
There are several 'Gfs''in the situation,
bat the outlook IL favorable for a pro-
Gtable season for the Southern cotton
planter outside of the area devastated
BIZ the Texas storm.