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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-23
AT THE NEW ENGLAND HOUSE

ARRIVALS AT THE NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
 George A. Dennett, Buff.lo. N. Y.
 Ullie Akerstom and company. Tanning. H. M. Culver, Hartford.
 J. F. Martin, R. W. Dyae, a. P. Car gill, W. D. Maohol, W. W. Bronson, s. N. Pettibone, K. s. O .borne, c. J. New comb, New Haven.
 R. P. Smith, Waterbury.
 J. H. Stagg. George Fl: Hawley, c. B. q. Flemming, H. 0. and H. z. Spalding, T. l.. Abercrombie, Bridgeport.
 H. W. Andrews. Waliingford.
 J. Seabrooke, Julius Harsch, c. s. Warner, J. Hull, J. H. Rogers, c. B. Jackson, w. c. Williams, M. M. Bryant, c. Fl. Slocum, New York. J. H. Williame, J. T. Sweeney, Nor wich.
 J. Levi, F. G. Mead, J. W. Conwell, Boston, Mass.
 Charles Lee, Frank Cogswell, Charles Baker, Kent. John Liner, Sharon. N. L.. Webster. Thomaston. c. A. Miller, West Cornwall. J. M. Ferris, G. c. Stevens, Stamford. N. R. Bond, Albany, N. Y. W. K. Hurlburt, w. Fl. Starr, A. T. Bates, Dsnbury. W. K. Skif, Yonkers, N. Y. E. G. Swift, Syracuse, N. Y. l.. B. Hall, Litchfield. E. A. Mitchell, Pittsfield, Mass. Ezra Edmonds, Ridgefeld.: W. B. Stillson, Detroit, Mich. Isaac s. Chase, Providence, R. I. w. s. Hanlon, Norwalk.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-23

l.. W. SMITH, Lock Box 611, Noblesville, Ind.
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-23
Mu Condition Could Have Been No Worse

did me no good I was
 time my hair came out, |, throat and mouth, my bod with copper co1ored spl sores. I suffered severely in my shoulders and arms have been no worse |; only
 can understand my suff, 1ost all hone of ever be.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-23
When The
 Hair Falls

AUuf swollen glands
 and bones. the rapid headway symptoms will follow u promptly and effectuall violent destructive pois
 s. s. s. is the only s cure for this disease, for this specific poiso worst cases thoroughly
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-23

accompanied by mucous patches in
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I'm f@ Dor Grprefuusen ,u bepasea
Sreien Sic bel! Srcteu Ste bei!
Gsstnfeitiser eeibs 5onss sSeretn.
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pOroen, poTel6Ft lie in fau6eren Sci
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tris6 gefebt lperoen.
Die neuen SiirgsrnleiI4er, Mitglie=
Der Dss Stabtratbs uno Hihier per=
ban am l. 'Sufi eingeT6poren peroen.
Die in Nnpenbung gebra6te @toesz
fpetrsl pirb DieFelbe tpie i'm lsbtsn
Sabre Iein. Die neusn 8sam!sn perz
Den Dem W1ititdr 9ouberneur Srsue
I6p0ren.
Die 3egierungs Sransportoamz
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msbrere bunoert cu6uniI4e 2ebrsr u.
2shrerinnen an gorp BADEN uno am
Montag BON bier abfubrer, Iine ss=
fern 6si Saessanbruh in Matansas
angetommen, bon no lie I'm Wlttas
pieoer o6gingen. 9eios Tabrssuss
purben Dor ibrer @bfabrt bon 6aoaz
ia bur9 @eneral 9puperneurWppb
inipi5irt. sic seben bataantii6 nod
ben Ser. Siaaten.
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go. Sabrgang.
GteuersS rsSeuartemcnt.

Gotb baus, ben 15 sunni 1900.
SteuerSabler ipsrben biermit benabridtiqt bab
oue 1900 Stencrn, Die nbt an ODER Dor bem 80.
sunni 1900 besoblt fino. riditdnoie tperpen. uno
oab bas Gioentbum. auf ipel9cm btaqte Steuern
laften. bann bsm 9srfauf fir Steuern uuterpors
fen it,
9eenn ici6e ridftdnbiec eteuern nidt inncrbalb
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90 prosent bes Geiummt= =9etroees isosr Steuers
re6nune biu5ueeiiiqt unD 3abluno Dem @tebe nab
er,nunQer perDen.
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5ahlen ipitniben, ebe Der 3uiblae qCmu6t ipiro,
mihen Ipplifatipnen fir ibrt Retbnung in 4criOn
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beranots, bon Der lcstsn 9eaislatur tpiocrrulsn
ipuroe.
Snmes y. 6prfcr,
Observation-Disclosures.
(auni16, 10 %, ,26,29
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8efanntmaGnng.

gea6Foloenbes III cine tbeilIpciIs
Bite BON 3eituugsDertGuftrn unb
.Qlaenten. bei oentn Der SOM
tugs @orrefponbent" t" 5u
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gen barauf entgegen nebmsn. Serner
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pratt StraBs.
DENT, glr. 141. N.zQBaibingtOnsStr.
Samel, SanOperitraBe.
Barber, ylr. 1872, Guntor gloenue.
Rebllno, Nr. 2O07, WeitSPrattzStr.
GdmpbeQ, gburle8s unO 3eaozStr.
Seeger, Nr. 210, Derl. 8eIuiraQOenue.
@aspart, 0ruiDz9iQzQpenue uno Wfc=
W}e4en StraBe.
Ballet, 9enniplOania NDenue uno
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ppne, g&r. 1903, YenniplDania> >9lDs.
Gaitialipne, @utaDsPluCe Il. WtcWies
den StraBe.
9aum, g2r. 1888, Penn{ploaniazIoe.
,@ermQnid SurnDerein", PoItofficez
2lpenue, nabe 8altimOpe=StrdBe.
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SaDlor, yir. 800, Sreosrif 3odb.
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GolImdn's glace.
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NDenue.
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Mpers, MaDionz2lDenue unb WtcUes
den Strdbs.
Dornberger. Nr. 1877, SitsprsItcnitr.
Gurtboro, Nr. GOT, GumberlanbzStr.
@1etamp, Rr. 767, Columbia 4pe.
GOnig. gir. 2103. 5reberid Hpab.
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Sn Shanghai gis6t es fe6en 0pds;
bas grDBts oerIel6en, oa5 Oriental,
tonn Elm 6abr5eug BON 1900 Som
nen faTen. 3pei Oods Iislo ldnger
als 400 uno orei lGnger ais 30O6uB.
0as tlsinfe Ood 1T Elm 6olSbau, ,245
Sub lang uno Gi9entbum Der 6irmu
8pno Il. So. @uBsrbem giebt es pier
por3iigi6 dus9eHattete S6iffs6DFe,
Die ale i'm Sabre 1898 erbaut pur>
BEN. @iner oerEelben 1T ba3 6ineIi=
Ihe QrTendf; Elm anperer qeb0rt 8pDb
II. So. uno Elm britter if Gigsrt6um
Der S6ongbut Engineering II. S9ips
BUILDING 60. OieTe brei S6iTTshDfe
BADEN Die 8apu3itdt, trgeno cine Dirt
g(rbeit leiIten gu tonner: 8ieBen pon
20 5onren, 0ai5en pOn 8Obrsn in
jebem umfang uno aqe QusbeheTunz
gen. Die @ert3euge fno MODERN Ii.
i'm Stanoe, Die l9pierigite Wlarine>
4rbeit gu psrri6ten. SSebes bieIer
brei @tubIiHements fam Ij6 nit Der
9ltba uno SuingspOrib : 5abrif uH0
ben Hep : SsrIep Sron WortS perz
glei6en. Der pierte S9iTTs6au9oF
geb0rt Der 5irma 6orn6am II. @o. II.
1T nabe3u 70 grpB tpie irgeno elmer
bon ben Drsier.
MiiItOrGre in Si3erbsit.
G6tcugo, 27. SUM-. - Gins&az
beloepeI6e an Sames %. porttr BON
bier meloet, Dab Iein 8ruOer Rep. 8.
.. 9orter uno feline S6peifer Nurp
8. Porter, bic al5 Mi6iondre in
9an9 @Auung i'm Snnern bon G6ina
tbGtig paren, unter militdriifer
SduB6eglsitung in Gbi Nan Tu etnz
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MifiOnGre 200 Meilen Iuoli6 BON
Sien Sin. Sine 9lbt6eilunq 6ineIis
T6er SOlOuten bro6te bic 9eordngs
ten in SitRrheit.
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Cine Grtru 8riRQsberz
p illtgung in Sdpar.

"rTF y " ~ y u ".
gotobama, 27. SUM-. - Syr
einsm bsute unter Dem 8OrIibe Oes
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6inetsrdtb erbislt Der grtrasGreoit BON
100000 Gen fir bic miltGriI ben
Sperationsn in G6ina bic taiIsrtidt
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tpdrfigsn unb Der Sinan3minii ter ieBz
ten bic Situation aussinanosr uno BE-
tonten Die Nothpenbigtsit Der 2lbIenz
bung tpeiterer Sruppen.
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Sbns geb0riet 9erDauuHo, GrR6brune uno Mb.
ionOsruno tanu Der mtni1libe R0rptr niht atiuuo
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trittstbiir often, uno ebs Su es 0eipdbr pirf sst
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Rrduterpilltn tptl6e bic rseslmdbiq, 9ers
rbtine Der qsnannttn 6uuttionen erlei6tsru. Sir
% Gents bel Ipetbttsru lu bGbtH. (Sa. 81 SO)
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nltimprc=Cbiu=S abn= Bulletin.

Sierter Guli. - 0ienrise GrfurIpns Raten
na6 9unftcn iueitlid BON Baltimore, inncrbalb
eincs llmtrciiss pom 200 Meieu. @ilcte fiuo
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S1.25 pom Baltimore nadb SSaibinatun unc
aurid, ieben Samfag unO SOuntag, fir bic
Gidiobrt qiiltig bis sum io0cnOen Montag
tinid)lie6lib. 2lQe ,3iac, Den rHOpal 2intiteD"
ausqenounen. Q19)
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. 200 Mitolieber Ser ,,GbriTfi

= 2OU WIlt9IleOer Der nGbriItlan
GnOeapOr SocietD" fubren am Diem
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tapiu" in Gber6Ourg Oerlafen uRo
iid nuh Paris CUR Weltausite[luRg
bsgeben, bebor lie na6 2onbon fabren.
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Sarlcbeu auf WDbcIu.

R,ur. isidtsr. LANCER @idiabIunasplan. mi.
folder BON iouit RisRauesp siitrirt miro. Gui
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tpeld7 Anoere ofierirtu Ta6iutrastn i'm gireau
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Rr s, .gani BON SaItimores'G.bdubt, Cd. galtis
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aaa Thsa 10 Kilisa ~ his Team
9esiOps neh@s rrsas Ass'a.
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nafs ruTs an hsna ga sha U1ia
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FIFTY BLIND
IN TERRITORY
NhO Are Receiving Care
and Aiienii9u al Publh
ExeuS

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ID hats faal wafaaIa aafa .afs t
a..taFaI f.ma.ib Iaf ta.aalfaa aHI
ifss aau..I.aa aaiaa a.al.a a.a aAl'
.d alE u talsas as iaa ..IIa aba
saia a.I .fstenis .ei1a
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gfaal uutef uasFa haIHulaa aIa
isfa aIao Nabh 8aaIa af 1nia
te.aaah ta1ss hl HI.I.I.1
at.t NFaaf u
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tt, uiagkveil sua saJa hiamaa
4lii piuspo.t iut GOAL OId umeIa have
ions inaiated that tha GOAL uut,sopplaa
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dictated coal deposits a paylaa uuan
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23

International law The conference did not
try to abolish war any more than
sanitary congress would be expected to
abolish disease or death"
Questioned for his opinion OF the Boer
war in connection with the conference.
coming, as X did. after the adjournment
of the congress, he said:
The question involved IN the Boer war
was no more susceptible OF arbitration
than was the issue between the United
States and England in the time OF the
Revolution. or Of the civil war between
the North and the South. Arbitration
presupposes two parties mutually recog-
ognized as equals before the tribunal; and
the status OF the Transvaa was the
very question at issue in that war.
think. h 9vever. that the influence of the
Boer war on the results OF the conference
can only be favorable. because that war
has once more clearly demonstrated the
horrible wastefulness OF warfare as a
method of settling international disputes.
1T has also shown that small but
determined nation with modern weapons
can hold at bay q much more powerful
assailart. The results Of the conference
will tend to restrain aggressive action
on the part of great military powers"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
WANT NO MORE SALOONS,
Pike street Has Now Fourteen and
Council IL Petitioned Not to In
crease Nam her.


There are fourteen saloons on Pike
street and 200 business men and citizens
OF that vicinity are satisfied that they
want no more
The following petition from these cit
liens asking that no more saloons be
the city council last night and referred
to the committee on licenses:
We, the undersigned citizens OF Sc
attic, property owners and business men
fly thereof. respectfully petition the coun-
ell not to grant any more licenses for
saloons on Pike street
Your attention " called 70 the fact
that there are now In operation on PIKE
street fourteen saloons besides a number
OF others on the side streets within a
block Of Pike street, and that to In
crease the number is to prevent other
business starting and to hamper and
embarrass and make less profits for those
kinds OF business.
Your petitioners believe that there are
now more saloons than there ought TO lie
on said street. and that to increase the
number Of disreputah.e characters who
congregate near and idle and loiter about
such saloons.
pike street has become general
thorcughfare for people living In ne
city, who would naturally trade with
merchants along that street under favor
able circumstances. but to increase the
number 81 saloons is to decrease both the
number OF people going that way ana the
business Of the merchants
I'VE respectfully submit these matters
for your Consideration. and ask that In
the Interest Of good order and for the
preservation of The trade Of those now
that you refuse to grant any more licenss s
Ter ealoors on Ffke street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23

cTT1HE civil service commission met last
esenin4 at It's once. In the city
~ hall. and. pursuant to the Instruc-
tons Of the council proceeded to the se-
lection of a medal for oficer Ribnseh.
Who recently distinguished himself by an
act OF bravery Ia eEgasing In combat with
three aw-brNAksrr, one Of whom he killed.
A number of destGns were submitted by
the je sellers ~ tho city. and after careful
comparison the hoard awarded the work
to Albert Hansen. Of this city. The de-
sign Adopted b very neal, and As the
pedal is g. be Of guid. nni.hed IN the
dnes, posssb,e manner, u viii be trophy
Little other busiaess came before the
beard safe the consideration Of some rau-
tine mastere The sscrefary reported that
a number q creditors hed He'd statements
~ nou-ray tnsut 81 debts Against persons
employed ~ ths otty under civil service
ruies NE &ss insstpcted 70 refer all such
ccaariafnts 70 the hsAda 81 the Depart.
ments interested aud 10 socure reports
sron then ~ 10 tho truth nf the claims.
ii any surh cosupisiut appc&ss apon inyss-
tsrAtion 70 ~ xAandsd ln fact the person
against uAeQ Il IL nisd wtll be ordered
10 appear hrfrr~ the board ana make ex-
pisnattan ~ ~ fails TO A. this ia sat.
isfaetars uAHnner he Will h~ dismissed
frS,ts, ne service The commission aeciA-
"a that Inc hxity which has BEEN allowed
10 prevail In thfS matter must be stopped.
ana tn~fe 10 no Doubt that should ecca-
sion arise vtaoreus steps ~iii Be taken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23

ThD- infringement OF the Third avenue
-<f1sater, noting the strong tide OF public
sentiment towards the purchase OF a
Mt conveyance for Seattle sick. has taken
the first steps towards the formation OF
a nucleus for fund for that purpose. The
Post Inteiligencer Is In receipt Of the fol-
lowing self-ex pianatory letter:
To the Editor OF the Post-Inteiltgencer
We read with pleasure your editorial urg-
ing our people TO provide an ambulance by
subscription. We have long noted the ne
cessity for such a vehicle in a city of
this size. and while we are willing to con-
tribute our share towards the purchase
OF one. we desire to offer you another
plan which we think feasible, by which
quite sum could be realized, and many
enabled to contribute small amount that
they would otherwise not think OF do
ing.
aour plan is this. We win offer the
free USE of the Third avenue theater for q
matinee performance Wednesday, Octo-
her 81 Gorton's Ministries will be the
attraction playing at this theater on that
date. They give pleasing entertain
nent, and through the kindness OF their
managers. Mr. Charles Larkin and Mr.
Joseph Gorton, We are enabled TO offer
the entire receipts OF the performances for
the Ambulance beucft. No charge of
any nature win be assessed against the
performance. Yours truly,
RUSSELL 4 DREW"