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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
TO FORTIFY GUAM.

Preparations for Harbor Improvements
and Coast Defense.
The navy department has taken
the initial steps in the preparations
for the complete and comprehensive
system of Notifications and harbor
im provements by which It'll intended
to make the island OF Guam thor
oughly protected base for our naval
vessels n the Pacific. The authority
for the preliminary work in this line
was granted under the act o. June E
Of this year in the appropriation for
river and harbor provements.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Accidentally Shot Himself.

Allen Carlton, son of NJ. G. Carl
ton, accidentally shot himself
through the heart with a % caliber
rife, while going to picnic with a
party of young ladies, at Zolfo, Fla.
He died instantly.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
He Did Something.

"You don't do anything at all, do
you, Digby?"
Don't do anything? DO you know
that the work performed by the mere
vital processes of the human body
every twenty-four hours amounts to
lifting 3400 tonsT - Indianapolis
Journal.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Mean.

"He always wants his vacation the
last man in the Office
whats that for?"
"He gets a keen relish out of the
fact that we are all working with
nothing to look forward to while he is
joyously idle."-Detroit Free Press.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Large Sawmiil Burned.

The large sawmill OF the Hammond
Manufacturing company, located at
Southern Pines, ten miles north Of
Lakeland, Fla, was totally destroyed
by fire few days ago. 1t was a very
fine plant and had just been com
pleted.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30

At Kaukanua, Wis, in full view Of
a large party OF picnickers, Mrs.
Henry Quaddy and three little sons
were drowned in the river. Mr.. Quad
dy, with his daughter narrowly escap-
ed the same fate. They were in a
small skiff which was overturned.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Warship to Enforce a Claim.

A United States warship has ar
rived at Tangier, Morocco, to sup
port the claim arising out of the muir
der last June of Marios Essagin, a
naturalized American citizen.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
An Explanation.

Little Clarence-Pa, is there a rea-
son for all things?
Mr. Callipers-Yes, l suppose so.
Little Clarence-Well then, pa, why
do hens lay eggs.
Mr.. Callipers-Because they can't
stand them on end, my son.-Judge.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Out Of the Question.

Jackson-Why don't you get some Of
your friends to help you out?
Jumpuppe-Because | am so poor L
can't afford to accept favors. The peo-
pie who confer them expect too much
in return.-Life.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Her Preference.

Cholly-"I shall speak to your faith
er tomorrow. by telephone
Edith-"Then be sure to ring him
up at his office. 1t is such a nuisance
to have him smash the house tele-
phone. Judge.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Mother and Child Burned to Death.

AS the result of coal oil explosion
In starting fire, the home OF Frank
Brown, near Franklin, Tex, WIS de-
stroyed. Mrs. Brown and one child
were burned to a crisp, and another
child will probrbly die of injuries re-
oaiyai
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Desperate Negro Killed.

James Biddle, a desperate negro
and gambler, was shot and instantly
killed by Deputy Sheriff Bunnell, at
Bunnell Station, in the southern part
of St. Johns county, Fla. Biddle at
tempted to kill a women and the Off
Ger interfered.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Critical Illness.

Il hear your husband is very sick,
Aunt Dinah."
Yes M
Nothing serious, l hope. His con-
dition is not criticalT
Critical l should say he wuz! He
amt satisfied with muffin
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30

"Mr. Flimmis is wonderfully devot-
ed to his wife. When they are away
from each other he writes her at least
three letters a day"
YES" answered Miss Cayenne "She
requires him to do that so that she
can look at the post office marks and
know exactly where he is. Washing
ton Star.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Good Sense as a Barrier.

at is a great drawback to have
sense"
What do you mean?
when girl has sense all the men
she likes best are afraid of her.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
When the Man Sleeps.

Doesn't your husbands insomnia
get any better?'
NO; the only sleep he ever gets is
when | think l hear a burglar down
s.'-Chicago Record.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
The Beard Tha. Grew.

She-Why didn't you shave?
Hell did.
She-When?
He-Just after you said you were
nearly ready.-Sketch.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Buying American Coal.

The British admiralty, according
to the London Daily Mail, is buying
large quantities of American coal for
the use Of the feet in home waters.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
An Apportunity.

The Widower.-'T is a broight little
wan, that,
The Widow.-'T is. indade! II is on
ly yesterday he was akin me II ne
d liver have a stepfather.-Puck.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30

Three new oales of cotton reached
Admission Saturday. One was by
wagon from Weavers and was sold for
121 cents. The other two bales were
shipped in from Childersburg,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
An Independent Citizen.

Soiled Sammy-Wud you bolt
ticket?
Hungry Hank-If it wuz a meal TICK
et!-Kansas City Independent.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-08-30
Sad Drowning Near Waycross, ii.

A sad drowning is reported from
Screven, little town east OF Way
cross, Ga. A few days ago Mr.. G. l..
Harris and family left Screven for d
days fishing at Coleman Creek, q
stream near the town. Shortly after
reaching the place the little baby,
playing near the water, tumbied in,
and the mother, who was near the
little one, frantically jumped in after
the child. Hearing their screams,
Mr.. Harris rushed to the scene and
succeeded in getting the child out,
but Mrs. Harris was drowned.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

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 some process pf BAHh NSkyfSff:a asSrfcffoRf ab{3 3stthaep6itde. .6attA isssna thG fAsd d 1rph
 rap S s%9 9ibs4 4Gse4 tifdsf 9s5esSbHkHsap 5
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 Frank Coles. About 20. young people
 from Bantam came and 8 right mer1
 time waddBWdd4C1 THEW I,
 naaRSdA as R1EAea S9 |6cdrssSBab bain saspfol duahefy7h T. |s1dlbe yosfsesH sod of G4HRR RCMfEd dle4, last week, atd teasrtRgt& &ati hSre 49f Wit ssiH bna ds!IE .A bivau l,nThs vtr iNpciab b1eo t4s held at Clarentse Nettl tlet0nis' UH IAthb- ddt niRhtS19v bsssaq yah n"ijaaH |ta 1fsmsaiAa sserpiesS we're heldeen Sal dsg esenipg tor la1rSi ags KtngAaA, Wlfd 1iedn on Fiidap.l The .bufiaE was a1 1t Bridgeport on Monday D: All tase a9mlh ! sAunty Imourni with hthet ifaahily sfi4ends foas tii4 losd of 70 lovely 'af wohdan qffel ktheib hatdsts2ildu4"5 .ttA.I iA A .u
 E |stliss, Gests uaes9 Plxmbn o4 ,dLitCh d9R
 spent tsWoda1s sMith Mrs Es 0astnaff, iebt WHak. qali si 3gf1t1oo ahob sei n
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lf days at their lakeside cottage the Ts''TN7MlIT22:34NI uoI1; I1;6HNH1,o H1o...

2. WalteE Traverse has, 1nqr9pfsed JShff 3Hiltonb 'h6fse.. fS
 Levi Hoschkihs Is 1s'sdfslin3 with bisp{ poison in his haadI 10 M 5} Mics Florence France was sgreeaMj surprised, fast Friday, by receivink beautiful apd expensive umbrella aSs43 sbtrshday1 present from 5aa New Yefll
 r1sns; Miss EdIth Baaidais2R spent Sunday wl relatives In Thomast0n. IsSlf fs Mrs E. L. Smith is entertaining c4uA ins from Geoygia. FS 3si Novem ber!. l., in this village, a toh val born to'Mr and Mrs Philip e! Burt pl Mass. s Miss Fanny TrOwbridge 'is in BridEeE port hospital, under training as DWsAH
 ''MrsF Fanny Freeman 1asa comme1c3( making repairs upon her h0nse.-'-'
 is said thai Ms Delaney is to bf
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eF"t7 sss slsNSAeA efSS Ae
 resident of the town, has been the gudst of his fXdHy 44i6stdg H6fS 9h8 past week. Is,,Mss {npttm hb BEtpgaptKtal AfHSfTo&d Io6 RatertowY1 and, Mi t1arRis 1otnpsPn .n&a Beth le1sems1 1have bdsn r,9uast1i sAktis ,Neeis. .of lktss s4tatiBaa .ay1ds
 sl Mrs YAaann,G Gloskv1bsa beea Galhng, pf 1late Rnen her tMoFTbs sfxiAnfiRsv 1o 1aud
 |f oAdas1e dalagati0pnfnO Ao11tst Nept ito Iuttch 6aldl tolthe felioWahzpa aARtetnE. All report good time, sand; deaaa tAa& Eto was epiritn6G qbltn0v Il ,suahIss11
 The W. c. Fl IL pset In the,ahspH, ,laft WedmsdKu, and b1aa good E1uHjbef1 1weFN present., b ItaeemedsED good yta 2boetherf Of course thek stata abeQAvsntt0AeIaas Pf great inteF1st.o ;Afsn Fpebes1 Yaa,1gal4 elected president Ahei Stan HpihA S4a has been long lakte E'iafk. andd1aaPeovtn zbeHe efictenGNtqr the lp0stndn> s2buL !
 Charles Huntington was home. .afDha sNeWyHayen oaer Sundsp knra raakltm rec' [xeat ti0ut frDna shndeht life.; od5 .bIufasS '
 Rev F. A. Holden gave Brmonafr the young, last Sunday. h
 Chasls II Randa}bTnaAToaaea4 4o Nef1 tHa tHaYAp a ae his wifi e efha1e f13 Masy yYe&1H. Ae hls ta F,iFr Frimlr,ss 1Aisss,tfe
 5rlE RS have sSya3sxso, Deapa is aas, eIs; aIs h Z 5s9Gf$$ ss9 isS3a ssl: ,9Isheal,a ieTi pR asssit
 VsFsi 3 assseFE saHe Eptisiii9s p,tsan srs 1I;iats
 'GSshht Grange HEidAy, iaVentn&,a UOsS !, ,Mt5, ArAae tHlsskeaft! ots SWaahiA eaoS ls visiting friends n ttoHn.lss. t, ! 3, oaa4d
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'RANTAM,.3l

b1dt DEATH or DE1 SAMUEL DtDlBfs " |abDea ssmds{ bud1eyGt disa see s4fgs of his son.inll4W, B: F. R4rtbb b16q16M,
 Monde Ing Tni4a, l4,l !!! et tsSe # E .iy 2ssF1 2 E gsoRaViXxed&r AeBtherSH Heabto HartSaRd, Monday NA at1emd ths s1MiuisteEaa An(eth9. s-cM Mss HArriat StAele, wha haaaQ1ntf 4hk supapep W1thSh0r Aators AYsaBsi64 haatfi CTS, returned to hef ~hume in Haverhil1l, 6 ASEG,aa 9aaau. bSeSid ,nS SfhgJ field, Saturday n3 ZIG, George W. Clem E9as ,et; 9t iBeptap WAS noAineted t9zofep
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 E Edssfd ' d. fhe1pis dia 3VaidtiSs his uniel9 isl in Sharon.
 sKta 8.B fown aAd MSs. D. BaSns4fe i1 Waterbury, spending a few days
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o'vt o'vtoLcANt EKuttpr1oNs ittE'1 ,s,

q Are gnde, huk skin seruptions rob lie
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II Tt3 NJ&IU L. .EEk-l! ,
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 aE6iRA1d Mrs .Hirkifnu l1Av Va4el1kl{ ed at home from thshr AtaaanqAe"4hh Nere&k nhaHti tion1SuAdAyGad slo0E
 Ms RQardmap haa clnsed- -her- -house
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

The woman whe is lovely in face, fort 19Q4 taDneq NH alMeGsbaNes1kieDf1L b3, kRpA dEhN fWeya6A 4atSaetfR oimA9 9ts11Gek
 her health. IT shRjes1paehNiekls klsbanaAl hRFaoKH1 9AadVsll hGspeeRaSsI. RDd rirrt fh3eeaM RAeih ticn7ps lodnek bf14aAhf ,Af4 as4loa(A 0algaA~ A~eanm tpletoit oitQe2hahgisk kaAs sa!Epteesxa4el }ds.da0a1sst eafdfetaadnt laasA tei1eg4'
 purify the blood. It giyahstDne Dar6ei, tb8gh6a1ee spqQat lNat0s1 AkiDsM Mricp kspHli pnsfE wAatA4keiedQepds3pRf ing, charming N0geepO oa Aojnends s9eWp daReldaai a9sdysaRpnsatbR RH nRY ,2eerb aC62naNe 2 V5oYNnt& 2 yGssmRnArA1Dof k&AN8Il ls&0kx edA3la1a rf2oYoA 10 RQ4' Hmm StlttRio1dReldtoA. s8Spant Ade3 EygNeNiQei w1er1 1ee14ep11Rnoa1 kasl8HixY YiAfaesnew 8s sUh9sa &heRm1n, |d3rNg AAFes4ammu5 2 st ltfw e1snT fpH .3xsa Sdld5V5 Vs5Es1T no v1ntos1 bib 1plpetsat ayosfle 1ed&l0ea a16ST T[4d lieve they hastss lRaakd 1qdateafsts sQhb chances ara Ynxy tn6iF hearts are all righf .ad theiE Ke"' Sna11s asr 60 '1ss dss
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

EPgg ;aPges sRS JsRSf s'ae' assured Eg
 ss%: sa: \: %:::aD#H;:ss tfNHl'] :. ]Es:;sssE s:;E 5; week ago.
 The Lime 1H6ef Roosbai1 i1iteam defeated the Lakevllle eleven here last Wednes- j day to 5. It was hrisk play through out. ,S3iy1oGE eio6A i'E't5b EmOoH suoi bsas.4s.,x ! .t4.a.. -srj
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
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:, ,41ay AAss7 Pias es " FpH 4sfix
 4 ORezsof the 2prettiest ehQm& wsddh9I which has taken place ih this slittb vii laee in many a year occurred on Wednes, day at the home of Mrs. .MREyasV Vass when her deuehter, GertsudA #3c&Rd the bride of Arhtur SturdeyxpfS He parlor whexa the cerenonyst6A 4Sd was trimmed with evergreens and adi tQmp leaves and chrysanthemuns, being at LBVed XfApRRty pfGk The cere:l m hyHo SNcn atl2S'c)6ck high noonl sT4e RrA& AndstAs gy8w took their FpMceF uHderi handsom6 wedding bell made of autumn leaYes, where the bride was given away by her mother. Rev WI ca3ss @ Dssp; a @ ias a.aseq Ssq1'h S
 bride wsg charming in white aAln with an os4Tdfesa asswtapeaeAlin1d de soie and Ntite l4e4Y3dsritP Parsald 1rried a bouq6et of White cGfysa1y6 emume . HehrY Sanford was best man and Miss L1f fhfiSss% Ii99 .Ebsla Su &I&} Iee|P, mony and congratulations choice
 wedding bIeakfaAt was served. Two handsome Ebr1de' 'saoave4 2 q 'CskV graced the table. MT and Mrs Sturdevant are
 highly esteemed% by large circle of
 friebasapdWere the recipierSa Qfs many
 handsome presents. MT and MrS Stur de-
 want drove to Brookfeld and took the af4 ternooh Tain for a snort wedding tripi lon theIT return they ,w1fr make their Ehome in this village. Guests were pred ent from Danbury, Roxbury and New Milfords .iaSG.s g,s-.-,-e-r-- -. .-. A. @HcIssl3a Of New HavSn iss spend l ing a;teM0&Ha in5tovn, this wesk, 41
 F.J WellVood oiJersey ehy tpsnt $
 fsx xs sS9d Ss sSsH asalxs ss's sssk ], Danhurr were intown. rhis Naek.
 n AFa EdNsxd ,Gapfald apdl61NNf He CabAald. apant FrtdAy at Rocky Rivef, New Milford. ..54Ft,,s,,sr vzseyu-x .ss sss't 7.
 r Mrs Joseph Greer and Kss. 1ia2fAhn Mannion spent Monday in Danbury.
 Dr and Mrs Charles Tappan of New
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

sit No highsr EpraiseI oan ts igitAen Dfi ia Wiilian1sa Bknk RiNt3dn Ra1d RdoPleS ,,t thehl the Hnanyfv olA1 n tAIy testlnoh1s% tudale s fronI nnthtste fsi o6 tEhb 4Ospeas2 3anHere iss one sfrcnl' ;ReNb bEa osh, HiA iuarand Junotion,lI IOwassf tsss!Iq nm koiiEnpAttf | finn '4telieteff fn AhS efnz xQ AseSsUf DfcsWiAfaSi g Pin k1PIfB fQRs3 Pale People. For three or four yea4Sy lIWesya "a ferer ff0fn general deb1lit$s2 X<3s9e7f4 4ed-to-be in vitalit}.S
 was tired out most of the time anny sleep gave me no rest or refresMS( ment. I was troubled with headacf ffAn1
 much of the time and although l wAsy
 eyscsaensa se, ta aG.mg a 3o, ,bfa ansrs ay Ms bs fn my pastOrate. "Asister-ipzlewl living in Nebraska.J ttbhQ haA sVnered very much ana
 who has used Dr. Williams Pinky
 Pills with good results, ,recommended@ utheR to Ws apa l dealda9 t2 tEX thap4y'
 the pills when found that they were %--hslpinR me- and further use Of the
 remedy brought such relief that am
 glad to offer this; ;public recon menda- ton of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
 Pale People in the interest of suffer- REV. ENoCH HILL,
 Pustor 4 E. Cnuroh. Grand Junction, Iosoa. ft1qEs qEsa!s:s!!s;' ;% !!s;sp:5l!tlI!!'1ahgl; sp :5l!! I!!' 1ahgl;
 six boxaa 1At0
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THE HEEMET,oFNAVARRE'

l g4atXMe2 hIlf afea alAvdhasaaIns,Hgs aIns H ,Hgsnd ac- $ on, the scene laid in France three hundred 1eanSR ashe9sA stn hAer 2 ssttsta l9oO. CEN
 K3 hR2MH {9E ssvers4i %G15es asa9s vesaHe % sa'saa a "h2t ttsss s etthas S se@siraSse XcrynIfEle a1thorie5amst ke asppsresnly es- el4shsd with .h,s; hfE pstfep @ 5fort,% a says ,s XA remarkable pertQrmAnce s ; I'D RSf NeW.snbtcribers to THE CENToRY 8AGGa.M .MAGAzINE wro begin with she .N6H( f4sdv9{nDer sa9so. win recet{e Gree Of charge the three previous numbers. Au gust. SPptem Der and October, containing the -Arst stch.ptereU U he Heimgt uf NavArre, or if these numbers are entirely exhausted st sktlattW WhRufh tNhzc cftbi4gp 4h6y sW4H liBCedvA5a n alb of flEe1 s0AMptet6iOf ;.Oh9d H6lnsseo ok Nsz1arre's oomtaiued fsha the .tarno onnBn1asE1ssanu gaq oTHs ,easy B 9otF ! auad wuE e.oesa1 star 1uo .lse1i u.<y saGsf1ut 1 ssqsss,fP, sss ,4ssf, h. Co,.a Co.,Sslssa Ss4 s
 .oSsaIdS sta nIld2S.u i
 Union Sq., New York.
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taken t8hlhatoskH,1e Asylum .bt her children to home In New Haven. tgI ,e 1edmeyuN .vshi1T ,awotwaE WARREN.

oAURnE NSR F1Be0sAL ITEMS. 'S:ass7Rsan1 sRa 1n' on wednss SSosUn &aae$n dattended the missiQaasy. seeeieg hn l9prlnRfeld.
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 Eben Strong from New Britain came home for election day.
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irwH4AT avIIFa THE POLITICAL WORKERS 'z1' Do FOR EAMusEMENT?
 Election is over. What will the people do for ,apusement nDw? The minds of Palp political workers must rest for time.