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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

aVeasne 11las5 brodehf thetE fdNh. c's'fl PqsT3e naAiesv bfI isfetI hb1itta vt4hHdrSk lbpepad aeiusss.iaiSAaeetaRe hh ai]seaAE 1ecfe on Howe avenue, last Tuesday. !Ph&y also prepared lunches for persons WAq mightaAisih thepsAaor4haNe Mnrk there. 'oFSss %Ssss 9R S3SSs9SR nibs 'aiquof app1eatl tlb1s l4Sae ,tP tds ,rpnpf9 Commjssioners.t ,One mAt hired ' ,Tff6{1 s ssSs1s1 t3{ sS ssE tss ksa s sasa90 5s0hs ssn%ei3s5s RsEs asf bH SsI;. ssIe sssiGs ssGsS Ssssi tPR nsht s gitigenSsi % ifSn r the .oaSsfa @ @ % ot5d building wh8hAd ! Saloon ii 1t dudrlfi4e dlfi last year, made an application for a T. cense inthHFa@a HlacGY 1MA supposed that he will try to get the license and if se8 ssSsf a:a a saf psis sfe nbws be developed. '"Si@' @ F|'
 At the Congregational -chprch, ,x 1ad' 'SdAday5 sEw8 Fpers0ns' united with the church In the evening the -PasteF gave a stereopticon exhibition.
 The Y. N. c. A. of Derby and Shelton held 8 meeting last Sabbath N tbe opera house, Derby, at 4 o'cloek,at Yadchtbere of the State Association gave an( lllpt . trated talk on the work of the assocla- tion throughout the state, with the stere. opticon. Many of the illustrations were of buildings erected in the various cities and towns and application made to the local association in their efforts to obtain 6 lot and erect building.
 Charles c. Beard is erecting another house on Hull avenue. |; 2 Theeb6afd for the admission of electors metr on Monday make | fev ,voteri whose time, did not expire, until that day.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

house andiot of the shaitoH WSfsf Com @
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 Huobell and is to move them some bis
 tance 9q1NleEa4ANpVH11Ased lots. II
 the path of moving were the large tele gERph lipqeS pq epe @ Mla Mla sRtafEd, rsqaeateeA th
 Company t4 fHt fheaYires 30 that Fh'
 buildings could pass t6em, But the coin lfasHhyy fpasHhy 4ef1skd td do ft It ..Arst ..bR ate pbhnK thYtee fivS1 iv1 tsihx fbgtf Wire ApXRAy xhd '. ikYaHt t6seYYs hnAitS 1S|od paigtl4 {tf4 4hg f9a6 6SailaA lSH tGs., Hkh %sx @hi8n HUaM hoP ktttf6a9 t ltHf .l!1 ,95 N I lS t s!8.,s SoHRAhY Ey .hSHm Ter hait&&tBhf6u3s %itss,, 1b8f S 1SSsSIt &ikS 'Aseg fsr 6Sa6 s9d their 4nkhsaf ! fRs5sRr B
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
InnD9shRaa1'<EM 2 hRaa

DEE6g KH2aNeA You would like to have muscles like his. You would like to have the StusngtR ss s;;|E ss:ag <: s:s;;: s;1 Z V
 WhN you need is Smiths Green Fountain si@Rx shjs Tes 15s{kb: k gth enipg power of, ,thA Attsss oE leld, andsAyRea the fri., Now ths Reh5-
 made of swh o!ssoPs hsfts, fbfA ~ xsash 1h7elds, HaSfAnt WS3S4a x < sssf ] nesF sSnss peison. iIis s4s s sSzs As I3efie Ssepfs sh opsapds. Try it. ..i;
 sMltnts Green Mountain Renovatof is, aNA fee1a dEndth to be-! Itisf worth Hx $NNlRht treaily. is, wonderful the way lt eaEnsd ssAasth after using ahe Renovater rJi ebI ,fas spnplete4y run down; nervous saEsde1hauseedl iSpuld fosaat.Aeep ordo a bieof work hkas'ae. sefessed and discouraged. After. using one beeslet !felt s.s strengthenae effectss and ssntinaediesi 'f Aike s,.a5 new s;,,o woman .atXss.st |np longer set mefSf sdSe. Rf cannot ,say epessh> sfor your wond icine, and shkl do ah m x N saE &'S'' 'S use ;; i $s.' is.' rA ~A" XIII l ai -..."nn' i's25 Spring Street. Portlands Me..
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

cd, either, but are taught all the sft3 of housekeeping. MT Washington is sh}ws ing himself to be the Washington q hia race and is leading the oolored peoHd V appreciate. hard work and the valds & system and da.laess in their deaiiA e with the world. Work md, not pal{iSf he rel k.rds >as ,6ssthisg tor the oopFea people. ::pAe of|his|' recent atteranoss M "rhe min lhiie ve V Int to be .a4td .a4td af m is that ,he negro i. making pregrssss dsS E by d.y.\ With oonatan4 tangible, vi1ds1 indl.pqtable progres.b1ipg made exa}Sse all .4e eni1os details tekszdine thf Id. just ghens ot Dur pD4ltiOp in he bodye{li- tic rnlin a 'l+tpfal , ~H.y,Att'e A4as 4. ''tteI' V Il !, l. V :: ''
 sAp pe, tse ba,se.s totslhss'
 chos. ysak issstps4ted at 2sss 2ss, sa
 bashh1els from abosd A mil ion and, a half acres. New Yosk R k'9 lffs2dib9s 9stys pt5duoi53kS tstate t|th Pennsylvania setoaaa. TYR TRe '4bSRlfAiesy 4bRfiesy s1pp' is repos9 9aah @@t1I@s5esr about 1P.. 0QO. 900 bushels, the total crop 1&ibg pR9Ht ag15 Q66dt 6dt6adt1ah t6adt1aheias!!i ias!i 1 .,
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 . membership of s,d0 sydB031 1tG7 D f4565 to6 sebv, .ss sns a;SslnNfts slnNft 0t$2yaahl1tdl: htdl:s s,;*t|$' *|s been satisfactorily adjusted. The Sdb: s@gsAX45SsstEEaeH;lats:'E':::<.I|;: E::.I / 1: ;; 1B&ahagRsppsKR sta1r egAtctioh hno p&ey can foretell. The mild autumn wesshbr
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
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M,AER 9ns&1T sBAGhk IS ,s Bakera aroaasalS opnr tthE1 wotld ffaYlfo ion 1sorthAash etheAftt ouDaesse eAid6hj sl1tey .a4s a9}zus ssntesiA sztnassieA athhtata ~1fch ,sape iN bettXytRa and Bs1thl FhdsSja4ets are ofd2rlm Yrhninrhlp jsmhRes eshei4 4esssHc me d4u Razin e'ThAy sau 1apeAbaSysnd Ne have ya paa6oubAy 6ampd pdstetssottfm msnt AaaeE les. ss$s6vah qtbhak 6eraehaAbataAaa aasw inssa6. ing swAhfj ;s A Aalbut.s9sfe eetgests sa'shed With ,ssas siT hgAasse7A th-
 ,sed rtthpi pah stite p6ckahs lh1ld 1Ith safn !;
 an excellent value. f zsdEIop
 At S26-Ofhlack ke1sey. double-breasted effdct !:
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

' .ssrs l. ,RbAQ !NadiW VesbRet,SUeo1tp1at3 { to lose pockethaok a ,ptAinaaGs& &a6t @a' tWe95r1psa1 ap5ifN 10 yhs1a s<M " aRRhAAa WRoHlQi Aesn 9p1ahel lAstfilpf fp his tobacco and hqasA tNeA4 1eR oafc1 a&1RQM 6WarerH0 0.nutux4 edsn4 s,M
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
ReIabIe WATCHES

betasl Msas3ss tea sb aastEs < Store; Pe9ple hsHe faapd put thas it's foolish to pay for name in buying jswelry and tie like its dependabienss that Counts. And we can sell you the quality wtthodt kaAfg33sE pay for the name. These watches are fully warranted ,.e be iaesurztei ot Rel.i rsfmd dthai:psiJ
 Women's ehatelaine watches. of silver. ss: of gun
 metalEs55o of Ists ,Eol& SD to Srs5..
 Boys watches. of GiSkeI. $a,5o; of silver. s te
 S1o; gold filled, SIIto S7o.
 . Mens watches of Silver. Ss to S1s gold filed S1% to S35.: of 14-k. gold. Sa5 to S1,o.
 The 'Wanam aker Specal'' watch for men. in I4-k
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

THE The report comes on the
 1ND1As0 aseh5,ity of the vicSroy mau F4fsMdNKs. 4fsMe,dINl of India that the Il hdia sH temiqa d has, ,.,s snfought, ,A money loss Do xhs,Coahtry through failure of crops ,4spe6as aspd thst s,s ds.staer sstaa:,if of the people Of the country felt the .eHetts of t6ss ,ei;d died isasff.pll fson the fai1iIbe, D Alsheugh Rbglandand the U nited ,st:AtaaA aqd ashsI1 countries have tried to X Snr. i ssiM Y. sst>,lt's7N snrrS' .sifA7
 get faod to the starving in that country. h.sa sui1iI IL. fs l. ' li.ELE-tt sA II
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

<, ss' ra. E Sssn ss',, gEWEluf S MohPe Aamesslaps and Jipdk tthattthere are Flss sdssSc m M sfthsH s a(s,eo ooo K ,S,t ,, ,Aah are in Turkey iu Europe, s9, 0o0o0o an s4 k s$I # Es6sssau E6 5 E GhiRa. lsAffiead anaq other pants, sof thd sd.aeFhs 'fooaisi6~efs 'of he gtsaaseps q asae ps gre eHefsfe .,neitherd few ", nor in ohe AaS1.tn-u E z -.l s..1i i..s. .s- I AEaI
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

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 Beckwith.s Round Oak
 Nith a1yootaes haating uo7 'I ER@EF'4aR %au sllaaaia g1saailaah 'n iafss.ss sa.ss |ita0ats nDmOsesthSnthea sizu%y sns ss,lea .ssp5s g y |nw9totA the se2eArH dat .ssIdgo'7 |Aq4p5ae,ssA SbtaSh;,&Ra!..l !.lsaea1i8 .'sa < < 8EWekhHhat ,iUuRs .#eAl; gs sT7e.S !.
 after ten leh y9afsfn8f fa88f Linse. iaseh v: .4oh, ,xtAe1 ;fittiagrtbs ses.oa.o ! docEpBhutii lfRe 194 safe si ,nsg @ t.s 8Esjsiy aa sss 91n aa, FaAEN 4 t As4,SsM}l,,; AsE.H, V fS 'e5a ; t{ke lasi3a ismSMaah piho dsen, lilw y5as isyg1aa g1 ads 5Aqs|I, 6a s|I, Ap7el ,ai,5aps 59ns
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
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bl This .is.,a stRy of solnea eahighr nawip1aie ,w&c ch,a well -imed offer 2ni our ,fhft dstotgl Ato ,oar possession at atprice far be}oun thakre Naluas oa EAay aye msdesof pure Aorsteas ya4 4n< hHAiah agsaRantcess gdan service s i'm tehe4rf Gan.} lans of eardnal, ;, blue, ndagreen, sah |AaNa,a HAkyo ga Hnf sthnir Nsrntfacey which 4dc eEeeaBtsdhdr aFpe,rantehsrT rTheyta1e, sadn4ir; akys eAaDfedk fan tahii iidxena hfessst nsAa rh kqAHppadr thasf e1ifhd lsti75u esseebtEth k )1ssk NhiaA rye ahzeaavtevHhr yoaifoiia-al
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 FE ofhMN ;E, F. saeSaE oT { w eJs4sfnotA sdayH iA the lgehqd ihi1ln aii1lin1 yo Hansdt dsbesteF T.s yeafseH ihrdriA Achha tSfor aash ybu'shn RssetsAere sa S5aiea6hhig :3dd lea x.ls faossehaseat ,hl oui4 uni4Re3F cniha sIe rfo4 instahte. IL cbhsider the fUlIbaW1t sal the-51Ah rhirShHid taaes M 'Dmia4o Sets Ithe lsfpweA- etsaatet az End S5hmp R ffiiiz peetEs{n.
 tab. Ao7tA sls, fsHd irfttlani torceiai,
 100 pieces; undergfaze decoration.
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 $s. worth S1o. so=zEnglish porcelain. TOO pIe{es
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
SILKS at Half's Price

SILNS at HdIf PrICe
 Thess are AweIlcan SiIks, , and weIFe P foud given one of the highest awards at tie Paris iExec sM,l.f ,st: iO ,utlilK lHt "f
 .uETt ey}Ie this season'Egoeds New in eolea aadiaBign- including IsfetsJ corded, striped, striped sxithtlaoaj and. brodadeds Lbetty, dord- ed and anttadsttiped Satins, Satin Pc 4iestd and hvoaing,Silks4 They are adapted fof sflk waists lhor thei stheaudi oe ,s&keet, for tzitnhgsj for Innings, and arc ssottAaR ], D5And $4!!s0 yd. ,n.ss.i iiuua az. zoe a .fv ard Tsuoitoim '
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

fs 1HF HxLB '. !rhe New. York Univer- a ia,asx1stE@. @si Isityl h.s institased VI hat |is cAaasthe Hall of Fsne, which snAll be sort of American Westminster Abbey in wflSH yhkii De ''a 'eahff56iled the names Of |1he, paQst famous men of spur oountry1 4 PFaal6s has, Psen takennI Ahd George W ash- iaies|sns i | |sfsaaAaas itsfs .ith. .1.ipeasa~ II ezt |shtt, :. ,W'.spster , B tanKlh, :a II MstsY M T g on, EWeEaQp, .Aorse, Raeeharand othaRs foa' lc~tak:" o5s tiard.rsdl . h % q, ron | sN44 N4 the wa1kaotlita osst the ballota and D {his
 is thsis satas tdeclsiGn: na34 # fnfhSw the saloons % ReeeR5e fhsb .yq5lRg gd plapeA and sita RatrPns |4h6 votskseprohablynJehnsIs Salllvs1.s Gi a!Ss Mess as fIsths svs theh& d Esdsthe lis4bs fo sHsmeeo-Tusi sss ,h' rq bssAtess4a Raw nans;sssh .4 aes1sssJ x. Fsorass ,ssssiNft ,Ai nssass iH shas xueb VI lib ,o h1asd oaIa bas ,raaHsas1s auA -.- istf sehc caApeaf fiept .hat, lssty }ne 1p9g1ak' ,df4ts, nletA4t ststs ilha the' s M1yNSEsahastthsM sM sGhsxlessp padley WsrasK N4tonaAd ins Hsrtf 1ss6beI Aha AelNas toae ef thacRsoPxiatnss af thd 'e6tHAH xh3ehss sbeg6d sbesgs6 oeSahn ntst ea sAttb
 .3n0sU1I tRF | Harper's Msgazlne since 1888. He had written many tosks Of which My Sum- luaw t1etGiixasdGnss lsandp, eBlcklo& ssx sRebI'$a1 I9s| laa la sIaa st H
 was quite an interpreter of fsthssslzfe of aPSiiHsb 4RtsybBl lAeA !H sfhisifa aisfqBss sS 61A thu dsdry Y lss one of theroiAostI Ig9a BSss3a iiSf his hls Y iT,1ih be e'4tN.Gg4&fF sthblMag'a stblag 'af 2 sattiriat. ,i5l,1 &a.1a ] IT! a5ueIxt attN .y .,f1 . . Aa'ssI54af
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

DEATH orIaIas aEoRaHH. HARDIEq.
 s Mra Haprae H HaFdfne died Octoie aeAfter lonE Illness, aRe ieSrs Ihe iansM lvaa held teFa 1DnAt 6E le&e reaid 10.
 kee sof etho6ist cl6ul khi iGh s lRas member. on th}r6 yVaaa attendanceAha N Hae
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
s25 Spring, street,,, Portland,, NH.
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MIR BEARD WINS HIS POINT.

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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

B1BLNaNtsA 4Ehexe shass been great dis CHICAGO cusslsu iuChioagoaoonce{n- osa6os 'ss saIsIa4 Ia4sAb $ o 1'ass sslsstaa qSrs tions of toe Bible in the public schools nn4 dc5SssX}dsafssxiea dc5SssX asxia hot hhst%dassbt %dasssbstes ssn s 'beehsle1MaFhote soi idse1 thb Bible how
 .sblbl ehi nj 9di ! 4 laxeaEa apMiAg 4ta Jtha Pzeaa4oa efi Jews apia other chlldrenssmoIs ths eeh1aaf4,i Hi ya ! ods bsbaai5a 1asa5d " nzla" s3M Epi ..lsr 5sei ,sss1afi." yoatatt: *ss5 1s I}ao i.
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

WOLF PITS AND- YIc1N1TIr
 tdM.jDitkeAs kad sschfehlatsoblo ltl railroad.
 George Aruold has rented w. Fl. .Pldtl teneme6fA6 anH 2x0ted his faHf there.
 Miss Nehie xDuucan uhRs entertaihl company, .. . ..s,. 'ss Ssfsth'ss's22t;ss s,sagS Slat${$ < .S,}| saaP KsstAaX ASa hAaY Eaa thAa at.l46ttfl lsSkH wE nbyt ,sAsSgIs ,sAsSgIws& &t$S4BskR's Rs1 a k, dY1;'se$ s.a her sIs{s5 ,pesn %oi & &nX kAfff{is. k,A x nanL m
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

dlAcs s@r-2ssSkAss a, e@l
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09
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The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

~ aseys sthT .s'nen,sltrea ed' ,ssH'at
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 uot m Hasa1 eat Withwa1sRl{Hite asRl{H ite ,ssbsrar sgb :. /" eat with anything, Fsa te ~ago1to the s'tity,,s,ya' ,;:'..' 'to' |, 70
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 a,s'Y vteN a, he, suts' 'sa!I e:A s4 sH .y'' $ tsi#iiHIH a1ltd s1S1aaii4g1'e* aig*
 " buy carpets or mattings [aiHt T. .iIw dg 4hytM6idg ##ronjg.,ssda sa v, hAtEaq tfje afjea'T 'T sarmwfih if Bryan Ii a;nsss as as +sfEs ,fsssqte sa6sd .sssd S''isass c::,T,tmak8,a 'sifb6}gs sf6}y fhfqtttaaRhas, B, bo t 4slwaHt think 7forta moments .'vs9'~ SKI 'cahaa1 haa1IfheshaAp@s;iu5 i5f1 7 ,is x
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

MIR KENESTON's FASCINATION AQQEPTEDG gffa RI IsS1iIT.s 8s.s##1
 .Ats sa meettDk of the shelton Cdna t3e.
 rational chnY0h held lat ThursdaNe
 Ing, alter the prayer meaftng, the fe{ig. nation of Rev l.. K. anestonE f1g 3Accepted and nade td dal|,
 Eia Fab field East Conna Dn toaethef r on Monday afternoon, the inat, for fha :puypose KDf Jlisso olvin4 aSe pat tdlAr
 relation. ThA church ystv relucdh1ttH part with him, but teeNthat 1t lee dms Inscessaty him to leave on acco4nt of
The Newtown bee., 1900-11-09

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-24
EYES BURNED OUT.
Atrocities Committed on American
Missionaries by Chinese.

Washington, Sept. 24.-An official COM
munication coming through diplomatic
channels has been brought to the atten-
tion of the state department giving in
formation as to conditions in the Yang
Use Kiang valley and also givins detail
ed and fully authenticated instances Of
atrocities in the province of Human
against Christian missionaries. The ac-
count is given by one of the Christian
officials of the government now forward
ing it to Washington.
In one case, it is stated, missionary
had his eyes burned out, then a portion
of his body WAS cut off, and finally, a
red hot staff was driven through his
back
In another case a missionary was
wrapped in cotton, the cotton was soak
ed in oil and the mass set on fire.
Concerning conditions in the Yang Use
Kiaug valley the report states that the
viceroys there have exercised most
pacific influence, despite orders to the
contrary from Pelkin- It appears that
the Pekin government ordered the vice.
roys to assemble a large army ana
march II north But as the yiceroyS per-
sonally were opposed to an anti-forelgn
crusade, the order was not executed IN
stead of that one of the officials assem-
bled an army of 1000 undiscipl1ned cool
les who marched north. as a formal
compliance with the order. This action
of the Yang Use yiceroys in resisting the
Pelxirl influence against the foreigners Is
said to have had an important effect in
preventing a general spread OF disorder
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-24
National League Race.

The oyershadowing feature in the Ma
tfonal League during the past week has
been Pittsburg's logged pursuit of Brook
Iyn. Pittsburg itself has gone crazy over
its team and the pirates own the smoky
city Nothing like the present enthusf-
asln has ever been displayed in a Ma
tional League city since the days of the
Anson's victorious white stockings, when
pennants We're common occurrences
1t is counted as treason in Pfttsburg to
mention any other team in the same
breath with the pirates They have been
allotted the pennant half a dozen times
lyn is yet in the lead, the bunting Is con-
coded to- Dreyfuss' team.
Coming down to cold baseball facts, the
pirates have reality played in rings around
the champions. The buccaneers set ont
at a terrific gait about three weeks ago
and they have kept it up. Saturday they
lost game to st. Louis. but only after a
desperate contest. In New York the
champions were trounced by the despised
giants, who are at the present time play
ing the best ball in the league. The race
between the pirates and the champions
promises to put some warmth in the 9TH
Another noteworthy fact during the
week has been the continued slide of the
orphans. Chicago was soundly trounced
in Boston. and they Journeyed to Cincin-
natl and got a. dose OF the same medicine.
Saturday Lotus men drew the finish
fine, but won q game.
From the present it seems as If the fin
ish would be Brooklyn or Pittsburg for
first and then Philadelphia and Boston
come next. This would shut out all but
one western team of the first division