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The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02

The New Orleans Picayune "rejoices
at the changes wrought by the Methodist
General Conference, Itineracy in the
Methodist church has become u his
torical "reminiscences. The limit OF q
preachers stay In any pulpit has been
wiped out. While the disciples OF
Wesley are not on the same plane rs
ministers Of other denominations, they
are secure In their places II their
continuance Is desired by their congre'
cations. The general conference IN
Chicago abolished the hve.year limit,
the vote being 23s to 43. II was the
third great reform inaugurated by the
present session, The character OF
Methodlsm Is not changed, but its form
Of government omerges from the general
conference Of 1900 with transform
alton that places the denomination In
the advance OF progress. The three
things that mark the present conference
~ no other general gathering OF the
church has marked are the according OF
equal representation to the laity, the
recognition of woman M the co equal of
man In church government md the re
moval of the pastoral relation limitation.
The minister IL not totally free. He
A. 4 L.. A. L.. IL. A,
and defy removal, His congregation
may want him. but the bishop has the
power TO remove him, This power II
retained az n safeguard against hercsy
or turbulency
Rev A. J. Roberts, OF tho Baptist
Missionary Board, conducted services NJ
the Baptist church here lust Sunday,
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
. Decoration Day Exercises.

Decoration Day Exercises.
Mary Lee Chapter has decided to hold
its Decoration day exercises tomorrow
and has arranged the following interest
ing program:
Form at court house at $3.50 P. M
Order of march as follows
Band
Confederate Veterans
Officers of Mary Lee Chapter
Speakers
Daughters Of Mary Lee Chapter
Mayor and Councilmen
Citizens
II. A. Meyer Marshal
PROGRAMME AT CEMETERY
Music-Band
InvocatiOn-liev. J. B. Stevenson
Hymn
Address-w. A. FalcOner
Decoration
Hymn
Benediction-Rev. J. P. Whaling
All the citizens are invited to bring
flowers and join the march to the
cemetery.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
MusRroVe-MIller.

MARRIED Last Saturday at the Com
mercial Hotel In this city E. G. Musgrove
and Miss Nettie Miller
Both the young people are very
popular and highly esteemed by large
circle of friends, who hope that life
may have in store for them all that they
now picture It. Mr.. Musgrove has been
for some time operator for the Western
Union at this point, while Miss Miller
has held position in the. e.office of the
DAILY Venture.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
THE COURTS.

OIRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
1 Mird Monday in June and November. J. II
EyanA Judge; Ed. II. Mathes Prosecuting Atty.
OOUNTY COURT meets In Van Buren on the
u LIST Monday in January, April. July and DC.
tOber
DROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
in February, May, August and November
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02

Special Notices in The Local Columns Fire cents
a Line for first insertion, and fire cents per
line for each subsequent insertion. Au locals
run and charged .for at abore rates until or
dered discontinued.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Yesterday was Mo. Pacific pay day.
w. r. Boiling spent Tuesday in Van
Buren,.
For your field and Garden Seeds go to
e. & f. BRIscoB.
Attorney j. H. O'Neal was up from
Alma yesterday.
j. A. and Jno. Pitcock were up from
Alma Tuesday.
"Queen City, House Paint, only 81
a gallon, at O'KANE s DRUG STORE
Mrs. VIC. Bostick was visiting Alma
friends this week
The census enumerators started on
their work yesterday.
"Our own Sarsaparlla IL the best
"spring'' medicine. Try bottle.
O'KANE s DRUG STORE.
j. l.. Rea arrived Wednesday from a
few days visit to Chicago.
New cucumbers and beets are on the
local market.
Miss Eloise Weems has been the guest
of Miss Emily Hays this week.
Prof. Clarence Weems arrived here
Thursday on u brief visit to friends.
Bro. Colburn of the Ozark Demo
crat, spent n short time here Satur'
day.
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Stationery, Pocket Books, and all kind
of notions, ut O'KANE 5 DRUG STORE.
Capt. Jno. Allen left Sunday for
Louisville to attend the Confederate
reunion.
Mrs. Z. 7. Reed, Of Alma, was the
guest this week OF her daughter, Mrs.
Josie Wood.
]. W, Mckinney left Tuesday for q
trip through his territory, after a few
days spent here.
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CAST ToRE IA.
c.: C.: !: e; GZS;:7;S!;;;s;;S;;;: 7; Z; !; Z: ''''

Capt. r, b. Allen left last Saturday
night for Louisvi lie TO attend the Con.
federate reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Shibley Of Paris,
made a brief visit to Van Buren, relatives
first Of the week.
Jasper Peeveyhouse was down from
his Territory home Saturday, visiting
childhood scenes.
Magic Stock and Poultry Food-2t
pound package for % cents, at
O'KANE' s DRUG SToRB.
Small In size and great In results are
Dewitt q Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills that cleanse the liver and
bowels. They do not gripe.
II. G. JOHNSON.
The three candidates for railroad
commissioner are making u thorough
canvass Of Crawford.
Fay Bostick has disposed Of his news
business at Fort Smith and returned to
this side Of the river
Mrs. G. 8. Duggins and daughter, OF
Fayetteville, were the guests OF Mrs. H.
II. johnson this week.
John l.. Smith, II Is said, has finally
decided to accept the Republican nomi'
nation for the Legislature.
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MoGee's Backache and Kid.
ney Cure

VIII cure you OF backache, Kidney
disease, bladder affections, etc. " ID
the best treatment known for these
troubles. You will got tho worth os
your money.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
A circus is billed for June 9th.

A circus is billed for June 9th.
Plenty Of cherries in the market now
Mrs. R. B. Allen and Miss Ethel
visited Wan this week.
Fort Smith growers shipped their first
car of potatoes Tuesday.
The weather clerk has been OVERRIDING
the rain making business this week.
Mrs. Henry Whitaker arrived Thurs
day from Texas on visit to relatives.
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] beg leave 70 Quote;

My line Of case goods will at all times
be found replcte with the very, finest
Qnalitles. As a leader Ia this depart.
ment, I beg to call your attention TO
county M Kentucky, wRiskey bottled In
bond, under supervision Of the United
States OF which goods carry full line
n / desire to thank the trade sincerely
II for all past courtesics, and solicit re.
n newsl OF your valued commands as
M well as a trial order from those with
lSwhom I have not had the pleasure OF
doing buslucss
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
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WOODEN

'sss ss3hersgwash epeclaT iowa meettng held oHENs M t6a discuss slS6 bGildfng Of ( Slt5gs4 oyef 5t sspsh Aesoss the 'flvefAd tns nSftAe&st part OF the toWna A fepkaAent&slse Of sthA Berlin Iron Bridge OoetossAsa pressnta teo Giyea the prize of an iron bridge. 1tHaa yDted to build; 6 wood bridee,t tp be built according 70 specifications furnished bVt the se1ectlnen and the contract let so the ts.ao lowest eidaeE.
 Miss Lottse Knapp has rstur ned to het' Huai4 ff New York 2 go. 7; D. .:i 10 i<!aa < NH D. J.s Gerow5 Is iivsiaiti1g friends out of town and, Ars Jana EiNeh h anf inaasshenaekeeper during han abse1eP. hsfa adadEbtsz, ArA ,, ay.lI Tssadwei1,' has Esturneds sto her home In MidAetown. .s ss Ekapk Whitlock has lmoved from the 8hprtsWocds district Into I,,s9. Knapp'a Red Shop building! ' n's '"''91N "@'F SaE
 A:sA;;abFush .spent twoo day. in New ss
 I,egssraaoh II tpettspg np d now het' house for the accommodation Ot his large 9aqk of hepA,a!s.tas ssre II
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

Afriend in need is a friend; indeed. That is exactly what Chambeflain's Cough Remedy fs. it Is the mothers help when she is suddenly awakened in the night py the ominous husky cough, and labored breathing, of her babe. It
 bas isfs ss EseS sssa ths se EGga ea.;s :u
 coughing and irritation of the mucous membra1e of tbe tKre reat.z .@It al1ayss the irritations and cste tthe .rbld. For sale by R. H. Beers & lco., NswtbHn: !: Taylor. Curtis A Co.,, Sandy, Hook "A. B. Blakemap. Boteford; w., N. Hufd, Long Hill; A. B. Faroner, Hawlsyvtlle. Y,
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
-l~ HATTERToWN.
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Ia9 sH7SSo PRRu PERSONAL ,,I CHAT. c,Hl1:i Il no l
 Mist Paulnin,ee Taylor and s1ddeM Mi..aJss .ia l1hin8 Bnscoesof DaHbufB spa4tseavers S,Ac4 SsX3 l?ss Esef # .hs's re''de4 ee,sIt>
 Mrs K. B. Booth is spending two weeh with relatives and friends in Brookly and other places on Long Isla~h.
 Mrs G.p StHleelvtsited with relative fiji New HaSelS lastwskk.
 Eugene Northrop, MT and 44s, Eso( Northrop, MT and Mrs Charl$ev HApr ard d-R-s.-&-.A.aae-: tteRdsd-tht RlMsi
 afFs'E! \: A rfsfti EaSs $ partyIi4 Sope' of P a4isae NtNia aJ ohnso4, ] nW SdaesAa sfte';9eS, sfte5noon; 1e yas the yeTnE 1adSt as i: ',11ss: s, !. sss ,sa iaia. ,; add1tlon t0 hfs barn. a"s ufanra
 RSstmastef Bailey and wAMa Judd . btt9,h. Bstasl were in ethis sieinisys sa1nsde1
 Nla A1hin5 Pozterbasaepieadi her. bsars sss,t ter, Mrs JnlLiett FtLt Rlatt, in rtdgeporte N 10
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

The estate of A. e. Baker wVtfll hsvs an auction at Hawleysille, SatHrday, sNo. vember 17.:at 1Or 2. n1., when they will sell, without 'reaervA Atfon, a Iiarge variety of lurnNura. dnslading abookchses, china closets, dishee. tables, chairs, s1ivafe; mattresses, eprfDgs, etc. >Als6 a lot of caIpets, mattilg, windoE shanee, atc: Sale will take place regardless aof weath
 CT. .Is is grand chanee't 'to ges furniture CQ0aps. nati-fr l.. t.1 sa.1s ii .a an nr
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
ARAAn" RIdAnts; j iii i
NUGQETa OF NEKS.,

NUGQETa OF NEXSs-
 Mrs William Moody and her mother, Mrs Albert tHurlhu1t,1h - end. ing a fewzdh1s with relativeHEs well JHnetiDn. HAM
 aeofge Sands p buiidiaszezle.seRarn of improved ityle, which will make it much more lconlepaenk for jim andmoTe comf0Ftable fq s6trse. z
 James Tiernt haa 1ove fr0mg gavz q .9a sFags 'ntotl s Igs o W Hsd bx l1 ffed
 a1hegt & ef asRhe uesgaaH 5eEhna6 anlfsaIeaHaalN FralE s=llKsasa] asa]Ell1ss S1la V l iu thdfeka3aN HAaaEat53as5lf1E and is now skk kkaai ' ' - lands. MT Rovdau hsl5as5lE 2 lppine Islands over a yeRr:
 Miss Rer.hs R%yee, since the dnstf1f g8rtb kk}}has3 bes1 qi7fre *HaJhe1 AstSry Mrs Charles Willie.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

Clark Blackm&n,; son ofF Mr and Nre
 s. A. Blackman, has opened . hat store
 with very fine apartments, in the Arcada
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

When you want prompt acting utMAt nillfthat nsYeF kriR1 esHD eWitt's Liteae: EE4rN Rie8.H R. H QeAs 6 O., New town ;stStstsC: Bdff 6 CO, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blaheman, Botsford B. HawhY, &s .villei w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

'o AN ND DfOfO1Ah HneA1>*ssNfk112h fssst9 Ns George Wofenaen et ,Psssiie, N: J., died, 1last lsatdraay having ssasaeG sA' On Tuesdayi he walked to the polls from This home and voted, and wal atGesH i1l:
 socn afteft Mrs WoHsndeh dkhs1 eSfh iAs Dutchess capptYssNviE iEnszA y1stg 43&
 When he was 10 years of age fmptSs5hte lfeturaA6tp England. After his maTIiaEt
 MT Wofenden came to America, and settled :1n sseays Ao&kas o@nee, @ jast .a!5 4S |1BS& Aeinga foreman in the factor4xsf
 tss 4s S SsE 9 18Et Rss's'3S ss$3sS < ffskl8s SSs he was one of the fncorpofsd dptIa ar1eSs sf4a Manhattan Rubber Co., Sndt be53k % superintendent, 5, which lp1sftfoa 4 HefA Efin about a year ago 'wbeI3 1he IestRHA44H, account of i1is health. ,a Heo 4GSn Atm a director in etheb cOnpany0T lWlkM4nf x doubt he was the oldest man ih the -fdbs |bar business in thia country land sQne raf 1he best posted. He wast dt4aH EkM4H bpersenal appearance, and . kepk sterling character, and his deafb sRnb be.
 sincerely mourned In RassaaH hHTef aA, by his old. time friends here. rbR RfppA
 al service at Passaic waa held kt" h1s fxte }Aepne,, 323 AytriRg Ryepda being cen lducted by the Masons. Ebp remaine l,Wera hroaght to Newtown o4 the 10 34 ls. D.. train, and were taken ih charge by lUndsrtAker G. F. Taylor end tnns0sy6 ltoo St dJQhn'B church, whefd thho6UO ssFvieas wAs held. Rev Ok bsV6nght koaioiaked and & quartet eonaisfip of M' land Ars3 E sJ. Hall, Mrs tlheksf slb Harry o gelmsR sang appropriate selec- tions. ey The pail bearers wete all old. ttime friends in Newtown. Drs Bette. ".
 K. Ackley,' <dfnott Auguf, Q L.Hps8 lWick, I. B. Harris aud ?, M. Black6E6. tThe interment HRaa irtther Bt rkf hire ceme.
 tery. The fl 9ral tributes, ,wefe profuse land beautifhI,, the fnest ever leen at any funeral here. There were SO many they
 were unablseo br.nE cnlv'A | pirt of them from New Jeraey.' The i oral ptatsAds1
 cluded column from the MaatH1AS R elf piece from the New York fhess a dst6s AhE'nffqm empaaysA gf the Heshettss
 milf, hr9e cros9 from office fdfoesaN fac ltory,, 3 broken wheel from Iemreyesj ! basket of f lWers from F. C,J pneeser eraar l and anchor from Commod0Ea HandeSson, lJr.. pillow of flowers from feremaM .aox ,[of fl 9wers from Durant CheeVsni AnaaG those present at the seryica Ats Htedohnaa
 from out of town besides kisE QAty aur,
 viving child, Miss Mary c. Ne6sndans
 were Alexander Hendersan, Fradbe aur.
 tis, Charles IT. ,YoupRs MT. Malcolm and Mra Ffankl Ball ot PassAic, N-5iJh aAsl
 Mrs '>Lee tofsi Brunswick, N! ehaapNr Nr We if snden is sprvived-hy Vne daughter; 1Already yhenti9ned, tRS eiaws,. AkD shsa
 iard, E1 a,s9tT sba ase bfoaRsF' &ilism osss:
 den, of Sedgwick, Kan. .xs eaI
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

e4 AAk@t1sAs AEl LJEESsAs
 kaIe Witt tdVtch Hsnsis sSaMe will quieie. lyThRnt tth@szDEsub1zns GAt5dzseA1ds and |nokllaaynR aaeato sft eas1f he aRplied to
 sod1b1oG fdcty .Hsezh ban PaiSe and skiu |feAaig A. HzBeekA aksGoid dN1RWf6wn; 8. O, .sRGa ,AaHmp 6aatEhHmk;. A. B.. Hhks14aD, tthRd < Inbs2H 2H&Nl&N & Co.,.
 6tsnneN3 AigBsI sIRannhaxs,X X2Ai iEteyville,
 ncs V; N; sa|sssaI A|sTaI t21E aRM s. s.,gxs,x E4 P&HHalaa azaf zaaoffp pasisakamSg a1efy ateh1rsi fe
 FRa ef a A ssSs'sl GIasb XsSs'1E tSsS Es 2s1s A
 and best remedy for regulating tit 9t6mS |Ach& Hsef and kestelseo WeM0hld hdyiss E&np nne tronbAedu Niti1T bid1buaAesss ' ut6ns |1ttpaaianss i1digaahasa4 shsa3sCA14n. dla4zjs EpesSS 4tq., ettT giN&itl1hm at&rid dF&S1 ,6fev cnaStadmI mI1he6salG We6ls14alA 1ebHHs& &fibh Ef0salrjp1A AiAbtnAiaa1ly yEbl ptid aa46aeh9. ttGf0k 6y3tuagikth1 nciiIia1, ,1st
 nciaoa1sisAs s4s -eve6"saa- eGia
 2 9afi afkbssssss kbsss yie'SSssa e saa kcu dread
 a2lpE toaa kel l4sste eatb eAA @h't rest at ,R4Sht ,74s 59. eaaeePBRs stI IinaiGaFsie1. Hengy pMhlia@s, a4 Ba9pg 4ad sll spys hesal1j ua ua i
 fsssS R sS .Ns f9S ssF sasSat, S s9f A969ig IN N!aWut psA 4Se aR1tAing 4hkg. ls 'a4A aa4A!rA rAH Wenb en6 ta3eep3 3tAAHgN etef
 Aight2 aKoda RAsReasi9 ABy9 Wi1b ad|k5' d9|k Ss Es&ls%S e; Bali $ aaas Ss
 A. B. Blakemaav -Botsford; B. Hk1fe3 q
 Co.,. Stepnev; A. B. Fancber, H2WM1- tvtllepV dNyHNtd, aDng Hill. s2asHsVs
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
vAKk1sH MAKES DEsv6Es vARN,11. II.

Floor Psintsost 5c more, ,sqQart makes 1t look brighter and wear fully twice yAa long as cheaper door paints.t Bohsby R.
 H. Bee1s.dtr o.,f ,fNewtpwn. 5nss Ills
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

selectman Levi c. Morris tsna Artbu, T. Nettleton went to Danbury, Tuesdax night, towitness the republican parade and celebration fn that cfty!.alf
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

[s sl n s H.s s1is 1is2yiIla5 iSIl5 esspls who at.
 seSsz oas asi9n aessag wsre sns ESs BlaeEA AAai E1s9I HYs yvhn Gay, sE Phttd da44d Ms shaiayt MeSssa as <, 5R00&8Ass .snt sraf crSAl ssfSt
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
Fairfield CUunf t nttV., nlt11s,
.,BHOOKFIELD.
" 1Ha ACKNOWLEDGMENT WEDDING. Z Z
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n's THB sAoKsoN.-osMUN wEDpMa. ~ .s 'a The wedding at St Paul's, last .weekg1 e4eN4ss Sadie Jackson and Arthur 40s.l sien., The church was well flied with relatives and friends and was extensive.
 ly ydeeorated for the occasion by .lady1 frfendss A large display of Aesgers aad
 totted plants: were taste1ullV arranged which hsvery materially oontrfbhhad to tae1 pleAsine effect. Edgar 8hSrWood ,s0f
 Danbury presided at the orGa1. se I1aI ushers were Gilbert Homer 0f1 DanbnxYL L Robert Green and, Herbert fl4ahe Z 0tl RfooF field and A. V. ,Oamuntoty Stosrss A sitter ofythe bride, MIss :Cornella Jaalst| aob, and brother of she groopa.s Wilhar] psmun ofi Drew Theological ssmhdAHy. i.
 them to the, chancel Irafl sUAeJes tho ceremony topk place. Thel iets Nanad numerous and of much value, Sn nnns1Al] .nnmber sbeing of the usefui iAsasa Tbeva were enough to give quite Ap but1t fep a| young couple who sAfe ssn soon sfo ceIns shShs9 h6pee eekeeptHK aon their own hoeks1 fhef efBf1dsf party took the {. 10 train 1pRs Brooklyn where they VIII begaM tIairI own home life. gsoooa nd
 The young people who attenlsd ths4
 dsps ss tSs T5xa Hoa snse
 Eafis9 stebbtns of sDxnbury,. Vi laaAaukht Fthe et1kss, Wexpected to be p4nsQnthyG FihVitxtion,s when It h hGpeaE sor1ealnns
 ssnRemsebntsA q eb E pe made for nnnt'aaf ti@l @iss 'flfoSsdsS q,am11 stpe1tisasnlsa Nth ff1endl ii x Bffa&epQft Iaazi shiss ffeeHe d2ddH otaa psnk buy ,1rsaidsd at' |[tsA& $e 4Aa9sstk itibrsry airsesens dh <,' fas 4ensRsaHty 6atttonatt 1 tand1s Iby 1,arsan. |9itHtaSr1ptiYn:.f f, sA sommittee a1Nssaap- EsB ha aglj|s s,9' s;: kss;r Ystss slSS @sst ~ yIta1n..d sI9a B as2a Fl eyn'ns ,'s,e ss, sa
 Mfa gs1asg5s1a aeegta sbtsstAtned| Mnn Est
 &ayS'ssS M BSefsssS msSTtssa tssasse ;ss |4HnFity $Hst ,MWy Mxr&aafteAt q Fl io.sWho a& III ih4 4h her :. pppittHI te1dhafIin oue gfYRe tspbns sY yehob N t8 peAaasriao lESsty, 1SSS4 k.g| M lEatb sa 10 4 cay j
 'fBspatY 'HfaBfspsafSfg 1d bvlSatsxs1ssIn 1d bsv nssY f6tsY sin f6HI paaStbfh 4d 4dIcee eep If h{saduttea1 n gqaa9 pSs ssSs saStfeneHS eNa8H l9y Y" essnsS'
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

EaviX ejG iis " S2i JOu tS4iDT ,c pae0tleMen;cMHss MAgemN h4 tgreAh ee6ee saEtnAe 6 and uhes 0Ary i4hrtQpa. soHa1iaes AS4 'RaekagaG QfaNoRH Grain 9stha ,dAkeA tha upleDais Qfa AQ6ee<sa
 much better .6aEf lepselfasAl sQhtlqpaA st0 ,drIHh. h&hes has
 RHeaaHRkiFe aatalaa5v aMQi ! so eReEy Heekos 4if@ s1Qo ] &0YAs sresRaett salls-6EsRnN (&Npha " 9eavS S1anoo \ ryf ,oS s-c +stp-asS. $Senv-vSs,
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

Mrs Fl. c. Beers of Boteford le.ufned last Tue sday, from visit to friends + Bridgeport. .---- .--.....- -......---
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16

,.% ,,'.5 You 1sapsa'srK a,1 i't g! expect @ta p dsi set it ngsstt t asod I and f Staple and Fancy GEleceriA' Hsiaz Pure Food Products,pBlu CT good things that we'd be mo spfI SG na1G9 si gss51 as5aaGS zf85a
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
BRHvE MEN FAL.
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lCtlW1 t0 et0m0c0s lVer an9as31o0Oy1 &S#AB49se4F 26H Bfwomen, snhbai haeep] 2ase tas6atkin1 ssicR Appbtite, peitohs 4a1 tA1s12o6dhd6d dkachaI dersuspPls, n6kMp1 FGehotaf thsf1 iSSlesx1 x1tua6d O khieeea But thenjsmnteaf1&b &b adeb11kS oh1xt Ri1s1 aearAn1d W50et1n&r qHdh&,la atd. ,nHee saya1sts1 1Ehnt1ltp B tttsrs NztedEd dtsee oR64eap feF-AoaaWAeH heis all run &8stHd ssfo don't care whether he lives o} ssie6l'1Ke
 Es.s 1osE,bt :trttssSI tssssI.:aa. ss I can new-eat any thing and haa0ad eeva
 #sd&tgBase;7 #Nsd&tgBas 30 so' 6! 6: f s sssss Be3SE hasaa4s A'aP \. '4ER::a &Ea:a saSa s 0inaStllas4 zWAhems4. eRa4hlaAi fDf6ok-' 6eM ;EsNaHiao sRs RA@3eSs 6feIanans' 1R1nG St0resa sAHdf 50tA3e endNotmA. ssl nI do4nho f4tss1fks st-s. bad bGs
 w s'ro1ssq snT X sgARUosoO eat bnA taa ao aassasM s1t za ss7oqss 'iEuah ssT Ea5 tI. st E saasRtk IA 1ast Ag s'Fi ' si' %tg fefont fha Mqna ph A ,5q cent h9tf19, 8 gresheX sii1snttVad s3tnt pf.TsFaA ,ss ~; :a ssEs zSs5 ssss|S
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-16
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 i CHURCH INTEREsTS.

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 Irwin C.zAtcAinson Snd VIII Hunger ford were appointed by the church dele- gates asneral Conference, which meets Tn MeJidan, next week.
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,--,t J. "A. Levy, one of the popular young business men of New Milford, was in town on WednetdAy.>t '>IifF ,,i.I II.
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Fl won erstAffsVfbDhK:sd bna aai ot seWoh Ga@s-sbam hd8 bS CHURCH INTERESTS.
 Rev MT Moody of Bedding preached at the Methodist church, last Sunday, in !eSef sefSsef&SSa S't. eB&Ssg JsBsSs 8tcXYQl tscXY.Q6 hm ss spss%be; ssis s: s slas E!; 7s|es agsa MaS gA pfbarkak3s being prepared. A collection will be taken at the table.
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 Nearly all of Easton went to Bridge pofttp vitnssa dhe bagpA4dF ynYNj81 nsE Ks1l mlySsBri9gfpett 4e tr4udEoA
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 Frank s. Hopsop, lecturer of t1e State ss4aApge, has pified his intention to be nexpeeday evenink. Every shbers Qrder, 60 fat as cani
 should be present that evenipgEfor it will
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 the thlrd ana fourtn degrees az 1a9 sEeeN sular meeting, next Tuesdays evening, rNQyepbaS 20. ,sissaaao
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