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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
THE CANDIDATES. DREAM.

In Slumbers of midnight the candidate lay;
His anxious forebodingS were left far behind;
For speech-worn and weary. his cares flew away.
He dreamed Of the Primary, and his supporters
And pleasures that waited on Saturday morn;
He dreamed of his friends and the smiling
reporters.
Who called him Success" from the day he
was born.
The heart of the candidate leaps in his sleep;
JOY Quckens his pulses-his canvass is DER,
And feeling of restfulncsS over him crccpS,-
20 mine is the office,-I ask for no more"
Oh! whence is that rrlmor that bursts on his ear!
Oh! what is the message the judges give out!
'TiS that his opponent is gaining, is near!
And that he will be left in the lurrh without
doubt.
O candidate, woe to thy dream of success
The other man 5 votes are all counted in;
Where now is your picture of sweet happiness.
The office, the chair, that yours might have been?
o candidate candidate never again
Shall glory of Office seem bright to your eye
CnhOnorcd, defeated, most wrctchcd of men,
'Twerc your pleasure just now to lie down and
die
Days, months, years and ages shall circle away,
And still there'll be primaries, ballots and poll
o candidate! candidate! peace TO your soul.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
Hon. Richard Dalton. of Rail-

Hon. Richard Dalton, of Rails
county, is resisting the payment of
his taxes in bulk'-aS assess
ments are usually made-as that
is in conflict with the Bill of Rights,
which says that all persons have
Il natural right to life, liberty and
the gains of their own industry y
The Perry Enterprise says that,
judging from the remarks in the
Board meeting, -tenths of the
people of this county are with Col.
Dalton in the fight, which is al
ready started in several of the ad-
joining counties. The MESSAGE
next week will contain Col. Dal-
tons demand in full, which every
taxpayer will be interested in Civ
ing careful reading.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

"A Nandalia wOman-sayS the
Leader-who belongs to all the
clubs and societies in town and is,
in consequence, obliged to neglect
some of her domestic duties. was
mad the other day on returning
home to find her husband playing
on the piano and singing so that
all the neighbors could hear him:
"The Old Home Amt What it
Used to be-"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
MEANING OF "
" "DEMOCRACY."

We will all yield the point that
William Jennings Bryan is as well
qualified to give Il definition as any
one. Bryan thinks that the Re-
publicanS were once pretty good
Democrats, and the MESSAGE agrees
with him there; we have often had
the same thoughts. But the Re-
publican party has changed it is
not what it used to be.
But hear Bryan on Democracy"
before the rousing gathering at
Wichita, kas., the other day:
1.-THE people of this country are
learning every day more clearly
what Democracy means. In the
East they are taking a very differ
ent view of it than that which pre-
vailed in 1896 Democracy is be-
ing understood and accepted there.
They are catching on to the ideas
of the West. 1t appeals to TIE
people who believe in self-gOvern-
ment. If the Republican party in
1896 had adopted a free silver plat
form the Free Silver Republicans
would have remained in their par
ty. But they needed the Demo-
cratic principles on the money
question, hence their desertion.
I'VE oppose trusts, Il large stand
ing army and Imperialism. We
oppose the repeal of the Declara-
ton of independence and the over
throw of free government, proposed
by the Republican party. We OPP
pose the purchase of new territory
at the price of human blood.
I'VE are not trying to breed dis
content. You cannot have har-
mOny until you teach all men har-
mony and pursuit Of happiness.
The typical Republican will tell
you the man who has a job is un-
der great obligations to those who
gave him the position. When elec-
ton day comes around the Repub-
licanS want to control their en-
ployes' votes. All professions and
classes should unite in governing.
Reforms must come from the peo-
pie. The Republican party is
changing; it is not what it used to
be.
I'm 1889 Lincoln wrote a letter
to the Republicans of Boston, and
that year the Republicans celebra-
ted the birthday of Thomas Jeffer-
son. Lincoln was ii jefferson man.
He upheld Jetferson's principles.
Today capital is enthroned and la
Dor debased by the Republican
party. Last summer Hanna re-
turned from England and said that
the English form of government
was better than ours. Such man
should not lead any party in the
United States. Yet he was never
called to account for such talk.
This shows that the Republicans
indorse monarchy Not Repub-
lican organization today dares say
"A word in favor of the Beers, who
are fighting for liberty. prolonged
cheers | do not hate England,
but ! can't see why we should not
sympathize with the Beers"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

a Shelby county farmer sold a
horse recently to his local buyers
who shipped it to st. Louis and
lost $50 on the horse. The farmer
heard of it and wanted to divide
the loss, but the buyer refused to
take anything. The farmer forced
him to take so, anyway, That
farmer wouldn't make good
member of "A Standard oil or armor
plate trust.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
New Telephone Line.

Farber, Mo-, April PA COM
pany composed of citizens of this
place has been organized to con-
struct and operate telephone line
from Farber to Nandalia. connect
ing with other lines from Nandalia.
The line will he i'll operation in a
few days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

The Missouri State Music Teach
ers' Association will hold its fifth
annual convention in Columbia
June - to 15. There will be a
number of noted visitors from 9th
er states. August Hyllestead, the
celebrated pianist, will give a reci-
tai The association is working
for law to compel all towns of
over 1000 inhabitants to teach
music in their schools, and at the
June meeting will consider the sug-
gestiOn that teachers of music in
the state shall pass an examination
before accepting pupils.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
ScaffoId Broke.

Bowling Green, Mo-, April %
Henry Oliver, of Vandalia, Mo-,
and A. J. Moxley, of this place,
were dangerously injured here to-
day. They We're plastering the
new Baptist church and the scat
fold broke, letting them fall twen-
ty feet. 1t is thought they will
recover.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Senator Mason of Illinois has
introduced resolution in Congress
calling upon the President to with
draw the forces of the United
States from Cuba and turn the
government of the island over to the
Cubans July 4th. How the world
would praise us for the deed, and
then too if we could as gracefully
get out of the Philippines.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Omar Dimple Gray, of the Stur-
geon Leader, nominates Lonnie V.
Stephens for Comptroller of the
Currency in President Bryan's $
cabinet. O come down.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Ed. C.. c. Hill, of California,
Mo-, delivered an address before
the Odd Fellows of Vandalia last
Thursday night, the event being
in celebration of the S1st anniver-
sary of Odd fellowship in America.
Ed. Hill was formerly pastor of
the Christian church at Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
Public Ownership.

The Mexico correspondent to
the Nandalia Leader says; We
want our electric light plant and
water works owned by the city"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

a Scriptural quotation for lazy
men: "The Lord will provide"
Another for men with headsful of
atrophied intellectuals: Take,
therefore, no thought for tomor
row."
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Let each school district pick 16
to Democrats to the county con-
ventiOn in Mexico next Monday.
That's the only way to do it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Interest in the Old Ladies' Home
enterprise should not be allowed to
lag. This is another enterprise
Mexico will see to in time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

M. Victor has sold his interest
in the dry goods firm of Victor
Bros, of this city, to his brother,
Victor Victor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Charles NARROW, colored, lies in
the Mexico Jail on charge of car
rying concealed weapons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Let's have no betting over the
primary Saturday, please. Vote
for the best fellows and keep your
peace.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Splendid prospect for the farm
ers so far this season. May the
good Lord bless the farmers with
good crops this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Some men are remarked to be
like cigars-the more you puff
them the smaller they get.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

The site chosen for the new Mil
litary Academy is everybody :
choice now.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Governing the Democratic
Primary 20 DC held
Saturday, May ).


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expressing IN" choI'' OF Democrats
VI N'"ra'n county t"r various
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wiz "''"'''' H''''''c" voters nN
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ensuing E'"'Fal election ShaII DE
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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03
lENI lIiFFI.ER.
Vernon Co., Mo.

You can learn more about II man
in five minute, after it is too hate
than You could in ten wears before.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Iou may sell your honor but
You can never buy it back.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

lrS an awful thing to fiji a
drunkard : grave and it is no snail
thing TO iijl the drunkard himself.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Our Thompson items too late
last wcrS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Many an idle rumor has been
worked hard.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-03

Get a job, You can, and stick
to it.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
sTEPNEY.
ITEMS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Royal Curtis of Troy, N. Y, made
his parents short visit, last week.
Mr. land Mrs A. B. Curtis spent last
week Tuesday in Bridgeport. guests at
George Platt's.
Mrs Wesley Edwards entertained q
friend from Newtown, over Sunday.
Mrs X. B. Rockwell visited In Norwalk,
last week.
Mr. and MIRA w. o. Purdee spent few
DAYS in New York, last week.
John Benedict, Jr.. and family spent
the Fourth with his parents.
Mrs Perry and daughter, Estella, spent
the Fourth with her sister-in-law in Long
Hill.
jerome Nichols entertained his chill
dren over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs LaHommadieu Of Port
Jefferson, N. j., were guests OF their
daughter, Mrs w. O. Purdy, over the
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs Rockwell attended their
cousins funeral, Miss Emeline Hall OF
Easton, last Sunday.
Mrs Lucy Burritt Ia seriously i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Purdy.
Mrs Iva sharp Parker Of Seymour has
visited friends Ia Stepney.
Mrs Mary K. Fanton Of Deerfield re-
Gently visited her aunt, Mrs Jane Taylor.
Repairs are being made at the Metho-
dist parsonage
Mas Elizabeth vetter and Miss Jackie
spent last week In Redding. Mrs Milo
B. Hawley, Master Clayton B. Hawley
and Miss Nellie Bride called on them,
last Thureday.
James Birdie Of Bridgeport was
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
THE NEWS OF A WEEK.

Clarence Boylston of Riverside was
the guest OF MISS Emily Burroughs over
the Fourth.
Mrs Angevine and daughter have visit
ed friends In Spring field. Mass.
Grace Sherman ia enjoying a new Co
lumbia chainless wheel.
Mrs Sarah French is caring for sick
child in Bridgeport.
Percy Jennings and family and George
French are at Pine Creek, Fairfield.
They will return the first of August.
Mrs r. G. Tousey has been Oh the sick
list.
Miss Bell of New York is visiting Mrs
A. Stanton.
VIII Coles has moved from tae Beard
slew house to the new house on the farm.
Mrs K. M. Beardsley has visited her
sister at Yonkers.
Mrs Clark and daughter of Bethel have
visited at Mrs Angevine's.
Mrs George Sherman has been very i'll
but ia convalescing slowly.
Mr. Dikenan entertained company over
Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school have de-
cided to picnic at Woodmont, taking the
trolley from Bridgeport.
I. Radcliffe moved his cottage on
wheels to Walnut Beach, last Thursday
horses and was out all night. Misses
Fannie and Jennie Disbrow are, occupy.
ing it for a week.
A large number were out to witness
the fireworks OF the Fourth, which were
very fine.
Mr. Cole has moved into his new house
Mrs Ball has number of boarders from
New York.
Miss May skipp was in the place over
Sunday, visiting friends.
Miss Marjorie Hall returned, Saturday
from her Pittsfield visit.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
SHER MAN.
DEATH OF MRS SARAH A. OSBORNE.

DEATH OF MRS SARAH A. OSBORNE.
Mrs Sarah A. Osborne died from a par
alytic stroke, Thursday afternoon. Her
funeral took place the folio wing Satur-
day morning.
Mrs Daniel B. Mallory left, Thursday
morning, for Buffalo, where she intends
spending some weeks. Miss Lillian keeps
the house during her absence.
The continued showers have cooled
the air after so many extremely hot days.
The farmers in part have commenced
haying. The crops give promise of a
good yield.
A Swedish mans remains were
brought to this place for burial on Sun
day last from the hospital at Danbury.
He died from fever.
DR. j. N. Woodruff is expected home
In few days from his European trip.
The donation and picnic at the Congre-
gasional church on the Fourth was quite
we'll attended although the heat was in
tense.
We are pleased with having ice cream
parlors at the Center open every Satur-
day evening.
Mrs Hattie Osborne is in quite critic.
al condition from disease of her eyes.
James Turner and Charles Jennings
are busting, making hay on M. J.
Briggs farm.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
NICHOLS.
THE GOLD MEDAL CONTEST.

THE GOLD MEDAL CONTEST.
The Gold Medal contest will be held
in the Methodist church on Tuesday ev
ening, July II. Rev Mr. Bullock OF
Stratford will assist in the entertainment
Ice cream and cake will be served at the
close Of the program. Admission 1(
cents. This entertainment was to have
been held several weeks ago but was
postponed, the time when 1t would be
held being indefinite.
Mr. and Mrs Livingston have returned
to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after
an extended visit at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs George Servis.
Miss Minnie Lockwood of DanburY Ia
visiting her aunt, Mrs o. B. Plumb.
A family reunion was held st the home
of Mrs 81. B. Curtis, July
Miss Phebe Beard of Huntington is
visiting at the home of Miss Edith Mich.
OILS.
Mrs VII lam Wright of Bridgeport
scent Tuesday at the home OF her aunt,
r. H. Turner.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
ut guest OF his daughter, Miss Nellie

tFGCAb uCnt "a haa A0uAusuA SxxlS5 AS0AAAO
Bride.
Miss Emily Seeley entertained Miss
Ethel Warner OF New York and Mas
BerDica Hull of Ansonia, this week.
Mrs d. A. Nichols OF Monroe, with her
brother. Rev William Beardsley and wife
from New Haven and their mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Beardsiav, spent Wadnes day
with Mr. and Mrs Edwards Beardslsy in
Stepney.
Mrs Neil Gilbert Ia spending wee in
Hartford.
Master Willie Purdy was the guest Of
his brother, L. B. Purdy, In Bridgeport,
last week.
Frank Hodge and family have been en-
tertained at Mrs Turney's for short
time.
Charles Nichols OF Danbury Is with
his mother, Mrs Spencer Nichols.
William Nichols Of Long Hill is spend
ing his vacation with his father, Charles
Nichols.
Messrs Edward and Elmer Hayes Of
New Haven are guests of their grand
father, Edison Hayes.
Richard Booth of Bridgeport has been
entertained at Miss Sophia Booths.
Miss Maggie Hinkley has been visiting
Miss Jessie Perry.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
THE O. X. CONSTABLE BOUNCED.

The Water Witch Hose Co. took sum
mary action, Monday night, on the case
of the officious constable who sought to
turn the recent fireman's parade into q
money making scheme by giving certain
questionable fakfrs privilege to carry on
their nefarious games, by bouncing him
out of the hose company by a vote of 26
to 6. There is no doubt but this action
is backed up by the judgement of all hon.
est and right thinking people. The con-
stables action was the only black spot
on the celebration and everybody has
been wondering how he could have been
so foolish. The fire directors had previ-
ously removed him as an engineer and
laid his resignation on the table. There
is ur questionably feeling of sympathy
for the fellow on the part of q certain
class as he is known not to possess very
rugged health. There is no doubt also
that he is heartily sorry for his strange
action. But the great mass of the people
feel that there was only one thing to do
with him, and that was to bounce him,
and this has been done. It is limited there
is a further rod in pickle for him not
many moons hence.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
SOUTH BRITAIN.
LOCALJOTTINGS.

Mrs Charles Man-ille has squash, a
mixture of ban and hubbard, which Is
now in as good condition as the day it
was picked from the field last fall.
Mr. and Mrs George Manville have q
son, born June %.
William Petit of Woodbury. moved,
last week, into the stone house near the
Pine Tree In Transy lvauia.
Misses Minnie and Mile Billiard of
Danbury spent few days, last week,
with their sister, Mrs Fl. M. Squires OF
the Purchase.
The Ladias'Whist club met with Miss Susie
Mitchell, last week.
Mrs buckingham Of New Haven is the guest
of Mrs d. M. Mitchell.
Miss Russell OF Waterbury spent the Fourth
with Miss Edith Mitchell.
Invitations are out for a whist party to be
given by Mrs B Pierce
The Ladies'Whist club met with Miss Jack
son on Wednesday OF this week at her home
in Brookf1eld.
Miss Rodgers OF New Haven is visiting at
G. Leroy Mitchelrs,
Mrs Northrop and little daughter Of Water
bury were in town On Tuesday.
Mrs Wesley Fowler is spending the week in
WatartOwn.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13

at Ebert Sanford's for few weeks.
Mrs John Sherwood of Bridgeport
spent Sunday at W. C. Sanfo1de.
Mr. and Mrs G. P. Williams of South
Britain have recently visited the Misses
Sanford.
Miss Bessie Read, class of 90, st Louis
High school, has returned home for the
summer.
City boarders are now coming to the
hills OF Reddipg. Ebert Sanford Cat the
rectory) could accommodate a few more
boarders.
DR. Gould reports his health fully re.
covered, after four weeks at the Bradley
Inn.
Farmers are very busy at haying, and
securing rye, which is q splendid crop.
Henry s Osborne's large barn is nearly
completed. W. 8. Bsssett is the builder.
Randolph Bradley has purchased from w.
B Bradley the Samuel Rowland farm consist
ing of 20 cIes and buildings, thereon.
Mrs K. P. Shaw and her daughter, Mary,
has been visiting her mother at Chelmsford,
Mass.
n. s Osborne's new barn is approaching
completion and presents quite an imposing
appearance.
LOSS OF POPULATION IN THE LAST DECADE
The census OF Redding has been completed
and shows decrease during the decade.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
CARPENTERS ARE BUSY,


There seems to be quite q demand fol
carpenters in New Milford just at present
w. A. Sherman has two from Danbury
and q contractor from Gaylordsville in
search of help was compelled to return
empty handed.
Musante & PROVING, the local fruit
merchants, handle their goods in quanti-
ties that cause the average dealer to
wonder what disposition is made of it.
Bananas by the truck load and water.
melons by the hundred Is somewhat OF
q novelty for this place.
Wesley Anthony of the laundry, has q
cat that under his tuition has become
quite an expert In the art of ssscrapping''
as number Of the dogs in that vicinity
can bear witness to.
George Emmons, formerly Of this place
but now of Chicago, Is spending his va
cation here, the guest OF his father, r,
G.. Emmons.
The Rowe & Pulls Co. have a force of
carpenters at work on the frame for the
addition to Green's tobacco warehouse.
Until September l the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms will be closed during the day, the
opening hours being from 6 to 10 p. M,
and on Saturdays from to 10 p. N.
George B. Ferris Ia raising nine acres
Of tobacco, this year.
a BEE reporter called at the tobacco
warehouse of Vincent Sterling, on Tues
day, and found Mr. Sterling and men busy
sampling. They are shipping out the
packing at the rate of 100 cases or more
every week.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
NEW MILFORD.

IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
D. D. G. M. James L. Silliman installed
the following officers of Good Shepherd
lodge, No. 65, l. o. o. F., at their last re-
gular meeting, July s.:
e. D. Rowland, N. G..
A. K. Partridge, V. G..
G. E. Brintop, corresponding secretary
G. M. Hunt, financial sec rotary.
Charles Planz, treasurer.
George Robertson, chaplain.
John Robinson, inside guardian.
John Donnelly, outside guardian.
Charles Camp, r. s. to N. G.
Henry Donnelly, L. s. to N. g.
e. L o borne, r. s. to V. g.
Philip Planz, L S. to V. G..
e. J. S.Nrges, r. S. S.
J. E. Hhngerford, L. S. s.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
STEVENSON.
IN PERanNAI VEIN,

IN PERSONAL VEIN.
Charles Aldrich of South Dover, N Y,
visited his cousins, Samuel and Eliza
Stephens, last week.
Mrs Fred Nc Even has been spending
several days with her son, Charles Gray.
Mrs Lillian Pope has recently visited
at her brothers in Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs Will Booth IT Danbury
were guests at w. O. French's. part OF
last week.
Miss Bernice Booth is home again from
Woodbury..
Mrs r. s. Human visited her aunt at
Westport, the first Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs HickersOn and daughter
of Lyons Plain were entertained &c r.
A. Isbell's, the Fourth, and Mr. ard Ms
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
GREENFIELD HILL,
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.

Mrs William Nichols has entertained COM
pany from out OF town.
Mr. and Mrs L. Couch, and daughter, and
Miss Grace Williams of Bridgeport spent a
part of last week with their brother, II. T.
Williams.
Miss Charlotte Bradley has been the guest
OF hsr friend, Miss Florence Bradley of Brad.
lev street.
Miss Carrie Booth entertains young girl
friend
Mrs Fred Burritt has a number of boarders
Mrs Willisms has spent q few days with her
daughters in Bridgeport
1t Is reported that Miss Winnie Jennings is
to teach school in Stepney this tall.
Floyd W Burr is caring for the church at
Easton Center for this month.
A number from this place attended the en-
tertainment at the Methodist Society, Mon
day evening.
Ferdinand Schneider has been in BROOKLYN
Little Everett Bulls ley has spent few days
with his grandmother, Mrs Thomas B.
radley.
Rev Mr. White of Trumbull occupied the pull
pit last Sunday.
Missi Eunice Perry of Brooklyn returned
home last weeK for her summer vacation.
George Burr OF New York is visiting his
br other, Horace Burr
Mr. Lowman and family of Brooklyn are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs 8. j. German.
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13

ing week with Mrs Barnum.
Mr. and Mrs 8 +. Clark attended church in
Brookfield, last Sunday.
j. Wilmot entertair ed two nephews from
Bridgeport, a part OF last week.
Mrs Wentsch of Purchase district spent a
portion OF last week with her mother, Mrs A.
Worden.
Mrs W. Q. Shepard OF Naugatuck is spending
an indefinite time at tho home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Walter BRISTOL,
The Newtown bee., 1900-07-13
The Hotels.
THE NEWTOwN INN,

Mr. and Mrs F. B. FELTON,, Miss Mildr
Gardner, Edwin Banks, Frank 8. An.
drews, James Kyle, Mr. and Mrs W. 1
Allen, Master Allen, Mary A. Stspleton,
Lucy A. Fitzpatrick, Mrs T. B. DsForest,
Marj,rie Pierce, Bridgeport; Frank W.
Miner, D. W. Levy, Mrs G. v. Seer, Dr.
and Mrs r. Spencer Halsey, ]. L. Burk-
hardt, New York; 8 L. Oberino, Port
land, Me. Miss Pratt, Elmira, N. Y
j. v. Phillips, Hartford; Miss Bertha
Kimberly, New Haven; Mrs G. J. Clark,
Messrs Clark, Aneonia.