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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13

country treated the Filipions as allies-
Continuing. he said: This change
of policy upon the part of the admin
istration was upheld by the repubi
cans and became a party ques-
tiop, and all who uttered disapproval
of the war were denounced as traitors
and false to the flag. The question is
not whether the possession of these
Islands will increase our commerce,
not what are the Filipinos or Malays,
not whether these people are capable
of self. government from cur stand
point. The question is not as TO
them. but as to ourselves. What are
we doing? Are we acting in accord
ance with justice and honor and with
the principles upon which our gov
ernment was established and upon
which it rests"
The speaker said now was the time
to rise above the political boss and
the avaricious party politician and do
justice tothe Filipinos and give them
their freedom. He said this onward
march of imperialism would surely
wreck the country. The religious
fanatics now wanted the imperialistic
ONtI lHlO Suiud NO"
was the time to stop. Punish them,
if necessary, he said, "but join no
unholy alliance for territorial or mer-
cenarv gain. Our existing policy
constitutes the special marks of des-
potism or monarchy the world over"
In regard tc the Porto Rican tariff
bill the speaker said it was not only a
lie on its face, but unjust aud uucon-
stitutional. He said that congress,
a creature of the constitution, cannot
exercise power not granted it by
the constitution despotically over ter
ritories and peoples.
Warning Against Lust of Wealth.
The lust of wealth." he said, ''has
become Unsuitable. Money largely
dominates all things, society, church,
state, the courts and the state and
national legislatures. 1t is the enemy
of equality and liberty in man and
nations. 1t has destroyed republics
ere now and makes one trem BILE for
the fate of this. Think of the inor-
dinate greed for wealth and lust for
worldwide dominion and commerce;
the aggregation of greater wealth in
the hands of few individuals and
corporations-the same was never
heard of in the worlds history; the
arrogance and exclusiveness OF that
wealth, its corrupt use in the attempt
to control politics, church and state;
its despotic attempts through trusts
to control the business and labor of
the country and the widespread love
OF pomp and of high-sounding titles. |
Think of the utter disregard of the |
lconstitdtion and the principles |
upon which our government rests, |
when they are supposed to stand in
the way of partisan advantage or
greed; the doctrine that
trade, MT liberty, not the constitu-
ton, follows the flag; the annexation |
Of the negro oriental islands of Hawaii |
1T the instance of a handful of Ameri- |
cans who had migrated. to those ISL
inds in the pursuit of the almighty |
lollar. with a prohibition against the
TO any other part of the
United States of one-fifth of its in
labitants.''
Judge Laubie closed by advising the
people to stand shoulder to shoulder
md compel congress and the admins
ration to right the wrongs now ex-
sting and enforce the laws.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
Illinois Climate and Crop..

Springfield. Ills, July 13.-The
weather bureau for the Illinois section
says of the crop and climate conditions
for the week ended July 8: "The past
week has been excellent both for grow
ing crops and farm work. Dry weather
has prevailed generally in those parts
of the state where previously excessive
rains has fallen. and good rains fell In
those parts where the weather had
hapD tnO dry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
WORKS DEATH
AND DAMAGE
Fierce Storm Sweeps Over
Dubuque, Iowa,
Today.
LIGHTNING KILLS A GIRL.
Fall of 1.72 Inches of Rain
Recorded-Heavy
Loss.
LIGHTNING KILLS A GIRL.

Dubuque, Iowa, July ia ter.
over the city this morning. Rain
fell 1.72 inches in less than three
hours. Nellie l.. McQuillan, 10 years
old, was struck and killed by light
ming. 1t is believed great damage has
been done in the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
EpwoRrH LEAGUE OFFICERS.

Illinois Gathering at Peoria Elects Omcera
for Year.
Peoria, July 13.- The State Epworth
league elected the following officers:
President-Thomas NJ. Marshall,
Southern conference.
Vice Presidents-J. A. Afford, CEN
trail; p. B. Madden. Illinois; Miss Vina
Hutchinson, Rock river; Martin
Scherlf, Central.
Junior superintendent d. T.
Miles, Central.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
News of the Murder of All
Foreigners in
Pekin.
BuTcHERY OCCURRED JULY 6.
Minister WI Attempts to Get
a Message From Hay
to Conger.

London. July ia news agency says an
that all the foreigners In PekIn were
murdered July O.
Washington. July I3.-The Chinese min
lister, WI, has undertaken to get through a
cipher cable message from Secretary Hay
to Minister COnger at PekIn and have an
answer brought back II Conger is alive.
The message was prepared by Hay, but Its
contents are unknown to any save
him. It was sent TO Shanghai with explicit
Instructions from Wa TO spare no efforts or
expense to get it into the hands of Conger.
Washington, July 13.-The depart
ment of state has received a dis
patch from Consul Gen. Goodnow at
Shanghai saying that Gov. Shantung
wires that the Boxers soldiers were
bombarding the legations DOR final at
tack upon the 9TH. He was extremely
anxious for the safety of the ministers
and friendly Chinese in Pekin. The
consul adds that fears of the worst fate
are generally entertained.
This News Sounds Better
Brussels. July 13-The Belgian
foreign Office received a cable from
Shanghai announcing, on Chinese au-
thority. that Gen. Mich 81 Chang de-
feated the rebels near Pekin, relieving
Prince Ching and Gen. Yung Ii. who
were trying to defend the Europeans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
HELD FOR TRAIN ROBBERY
st. Louis Detectives Think They Have One
of the wycklife Gang.

St. Louis. July 13.-Charles W.
Barnes, of St. Louis. was arrested to-
day by Detective Murray on charge Of
being one of the robbers who robbed
the Illinois Central train near
Wyckliffe, Ky, last Wednesday. John
Nelson. another suspect. escaped af-
ter a fierce fight with the officers,
both being wounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
Phone Company TO Issue More Bonds.

Springfield, Ills, July 13.-The Cen
trail Union Telephone company, of IIli-
nOis, has filed mortgage for 81 600 :
600 in the office of the recorder of
deeds of SangamOn county, in favor
of the Old Colony Trust company, of
Massachusetts. The telephone COM
pany has acquired more property,
franchises, etc, since January, 1899.
and now desires TO secure the same
and has arranged for bond issue of
S2,500.0O0 in addition to the issue OF
$4,000, 900 of January. 1899.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
Jury 10 Try Power

Georgetown. Ky, July lS.-The
jury was completed this morning in the
case of eI-Secretary of State Powers
charged with completely in the as.
sassination OF Goebei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
NEWARK BANK SUSPENDS.
Dime Savings Institurion Causes a PAM.
Among the Depositors

Newark. y. j., July 13.-Tbe di-
rectors of the Dime Savings bank de-
cided today to close the institutions
doors until its affairs can be straight
ened out. The announcement that
Charles Westervelt. the banks Sec
retary and treasurer, had been arrest
ed on the charge of having stolen a
large sum OF money. caused a large
crowd Of depositors to Assem- bic today
10 withdraw their funds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
HANNA, HIS HELPERS.
Great Boss Announces His Commit
tee.

tee.
Cleveland. July 13.-After a con-
ference with the republican leaders
here today Hanna announced the fol-
lowing bad been chosen mem bers of
the executive committee: Graeme
Stewart, Illinois: Henry Z. Payne,
Wisconsiu; Richard c. Kerens. Mis-
souri,; j. II. Manley. Maine; NJ.
d. Scott. West Virginia; Frederick :.
Gibbs Nc~ York; Franklin Murphy,
New Jersey; MJron L. Herrick. Ohio;
Harry S. New. Indiana.
CEairman-M A Hanna.
Secretary-Perry S. Heath.
reasurer-Correlius y. Bliss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
This News Sounds Better.
LEGATIoNERs ARE DEAD.
All Except Two, ir "A Dispatch From Pekin
Can be Believed.

London, July 13.-The Shanghai cor
respondent of The Daily Mail says
the following story regarding the posi-
tion in PekinS emauates from Chinese
official sources: The TWO remaining
legations. the British and Russian
We're attacked in force on the evening
mand. The attackers were divided.
Prince TuIn commanded the center
the right wing was led by Prince
Tsai Yin. and the left by Prince Yin
Lin. The reserve We're under Prince
Tsin Nu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13

stroycd and all the foreigners were
dead. while the streets around the lega-
tlons were full OF the dead bodies Of
both foreigners and Chinese.
Ching's Vain Attempt Mt Assistance.
Upon hearing OF the attack Prince
Ching and General Wang Wen Shao
went with troops 10 the assistance Of
the foreigners. but they were out
numbered and defeated. Both Prince
Ching and General Wang Wen Shao
were killed. Two foreigners are said
to have escaped through the gates. one
with Il heavy sword wound in his
head. Prince Tuan. in celebration OF
the victory. distributed 10000 taels
and huge quantities Of rice 10 the Boz
CrS."
Demand by Uncle sam.
Washington, July 13-Sercerary Hay
has made a demand upon the Chinese
government through Minister Wu at
Washington 10 permit the state depart
ment TO communicate with Minister
Conger at PekinG. II the Chinese gov
ernment can communicate with its rep
resentative at Washington why can't
the American government do the asme
thing with its representative at Pc
king? is the question Hay wants an
Swered-
Sinister silence OF PekinS.
Paris. July 13.-The Temps an
nounces that it is in position 10 af-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13

Corresponding Secretary - Mrs.
Bessie t. Young, Southern.
Recording Secretary - Winnifred
Wiegan, Southern.
treasurer. L. Davenport, Rock
river.
The convention closes this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
Three Persons DROWNED.

Chicago, July 13.-By the over
turning of n boat on the east pond at
Washington park. two young women
and one young man lost their lives
while the fourth occupant was saved
through the prompt assistance rem
dered by rescuers in nearby boats.
Drowned: Nellie Gunther, 1S years old
young woman. supposed to be Annie
Mclaughlin, IL years old; Otto Flory,
20 years old.
The reports that n fresh revolution
has bTok en out in Venezuela are strong
ly denied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
Not N SDulIrft Alive.

The attack commenced with artil-
lery fighting. which was severe and
lasted until o'clock in the morning,
by which time both legations were de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-13
Demand by Uncle sam.
sInIster silence OF PekinE.

Paris. July 13.-The Temps an
:nounces that it is in a position TO az
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03


holders convened md lpf1 for that purpose
Ter fifteen days notire published hy the
Npera % Directors, saeh SHALL DE cntltted 70
one veto.
Arr VIII.
AFlaonever this Cnr0fati0n alaa 10 Hia-
SOLVED. les afatrH shall BE- liqniinfed hH q
m4mmittre of fhrpe Stockholders nppgiWrcd
hs the Board 81 Directors Sid c0uHuisSieu
IL remain III otdre uurltfhe affairs 0ttie eor,
pnatinn are finally iiqRiiated md sttfled.
Ait TX
Special meetings Of the atOCk liulders may
be convened upon the rcqllest Of two stock
holders etAtiBg in weititg tothe President tie
ohjctr " said called nfertiH@.
ART. X.
SparNl meetings 81 fhe NrtFl OF Directors
n6y be called BIZ the President alter one days
nutice.
AIR. XII.
Ttss Corporation is formed for the term and
periud Of twenty-ive tears and shah enjoy
shccessipu for thar period.
fflsls dUne. signed and passed 10 tho Parish
of leri ehOnne, State aforesaid
IN faith whereof. parties, witnessed, and !
have Signe'l these pTescits. ui the dAy, month
and year above meUti uc.i in the presence
Of Mtssrs. Jlrls VI. bulSUy sud r, A UnitOnt
competent witness residing iu this parish.
Nitneasrs Signai
CfiAS w. DuROY. CHARLES EtASeIT,
sE.a. DUPONT. Al bASPiT.
(S-~2 s. @, hEBERP,
H. y. RiJBT. BUTIsEp,
(~~O Notary Pnb,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
N. CRONJE sURREN.
DERS.

Gen. Gyoaje the Boer general and
1000 men after a magnificent defense
surrendered 70 Gent. Roberts, the
English general last Tuesday. The
Beers held their position against an
army eight times the size Of the Boer
army, for a week. The surrender Of
Genl. Cronje does not end the war;
but it may cause the Beers to act
entirely on the defensive in the fu-
ture. Tho victory, however, while.
when we consider the difference in
the size Of the two armies ought not
to be considered such a great achieve
ment, has done much 60 cheer the
respondent Englishmen, who have
beensufering SO many defeats since
the war began, that even that great
confidence they always have in them
selves was somewhat shaken. England,
in this war, has lost already 1900
killed, wounded and captured, and the
hardest lighting is probably yet to
come. The sympathy Ct the Ameri-
can people seems to be with the
Beers. Why should we not sympa-
thise with any brave people who are
lighting for their independence.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03

possession only tha rare gifts with
which q b%enedcieRt maker has endow-
sd bim, Mr Bryan to-asy is greater
IL sreatRss Consists IN beng the
recipient at the love, confidence and
sdmiratiop Of the people, than any
President has been since the time Of
Andrew Jackson.
Wherever he goes the people gath
sr in great s~ssembIages to listen 10
him, to see him and to cheer him.
He isnot the hero OF an hour, but
4 man in whom confidence can be
safely placed ct all times.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
Registration Notice,
Omce 1T Registrar If Voters, }
Parish uf IerrehOpne. lsa. :
nonma. -. -. 26. lS99. }

..taH n. .sDn 1904 s.
tt0utnH' ~ ~ co.
r. Teoo
e4
8W
Tss
Ftte rsHe
f6f..s .ts,. rf4f. a5seant
tgt, 6fI
,-s Iittts nsiip
lst6 srf III t0fb
8fa shiaaa STORE, Graia Gallon, Jan. 9TH.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
Trespass Notice.

Hunting, ni0St-rackinE, trapping, tres
passing, elu Is fnrhidtien on all proper
tieS ~ue,Unging Ia Canton and Champagne
and also secs rs atta N on Ba! on Blue,
AMI also all property 1i.iugging tu Cllns.
J. Champagne on tiuNu1 ieI r~ehonne.
Yiolators will le dealt wTl TO fullest OK
tent OF the Law.
CANBON & CHAMPAGNE.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
Treepass Notice.

The puhlic is hereby notified not to
trrspnsS or hunt IN ny property ovfr
fhe Bayou TefrphonDe, Nlthnut per-
mission fr0iu the owner. undeg penalty
of the law. JOE CAIRO.
iInuma, Ia. March 9Th. 1899,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
For Sale.

The tract than is known as tho Dunn
by 4 deep. May he sold in 4 separate
psrtlritiars apply 70,
MRS. S A. GAGNE,
HOuma, La, Oct. IS, 1899. Next do0I
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
For.Sale.

A most desirable peace Of property,
kuwn as the ''Brclnx ]ff0lGi," Will
all contents, with stahle and garden,
For further particulars apply to,
j.. z, bEEAU1,
Huuma, LA.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
CHATTER
Daspit Oyster & Trad
ing Company, Limited.
STATB a. LoUIsIAN8,
OF
-PARIsH oR I~aRREBONNE.

ttA AZ AaA0M ~ AA4h WI AAAtn SUM AtFt v
Of .iAauAry, a. d., 1890. befsien ie, Robert
B. Butter, IA Notary PUblic, duly r0mniis-
stoned and qualified la AVID torthe Parish
of r%erFebunne and ia thr presenoe 0f tbe
wituesses hereinGftp nnmed hna undor-
si9ned
Personally came aud appeared Messrs.
Charles Daspit, Alfred y. lt;tspit and
Adam Olive ltebert, all Of the Parish of
1errcbohue, State aforesaid, who de-
clurrd that awaiting themselves Of the
provisions nftle LAWS Of this state, rela-
tive TO Ths organization IF corpora tiDus,
they do by these presents. %coveuant,
agree and bind themselves, as well as al
such pvlsons as may hereafter become as
s~ociAbeli with iheIu, To foim an;t cupstitnts
. corporation and body pniltie Ia Jaw,
aua Tor tine objects and purposes, and
under the conditions and stipulations
following, tO-wit:
ARTICLE
The name and style of this corporation
shall lie THE DASIiP OYSTER e.
TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED" ami
uuAer that nj and style may acquire
real aud personal property by purchase
or aouatipn, may seil, mortgage, hypu-
thecale aud pledge both teal and personal
property, may accept or release noriga
ges, hy%putberaIiona and pledges, nlly
snH and be- sustl. may plead aml ba INFER
pleaded and stund ia judgement, Nay
make nna Use a corporate seal. with the
Halue 81 this corpOrltion inserted on lis
Warglll, ulay hppniEt such officers, agents
add managers as may ar dcrued ploper
aud necessary sud reIu0Ye than at pleas
ARE.
AAg.l II
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is formed anl established,
is to buy, sell, ship aud dispose Of ash
aud oysters. to establish aud own any
mercantile business or store, or engage in
Planting, to pnt up suitable buildings
and structures for thai purpose, and to
carry on in connection with said business
a general canning business aud in 6ne to
do all that may appertalu to said business
or carrying thereof,
ART. Ill.
Tho capital stock Of this corporation is
hereby fixed at the sum of Seven
Thousand Five hundred Dollars,
(57, 500, which shall be divided into one
hundred and fifty shares Of fifty dollars
each; to be paid for cash by each stock
holder on signing this act, The capital
/ stock OF this corporation may Ee increased
to any sam NOT exceeding fifty Thousand
dollars divided into and represented by
- sl,,l1 n ,,+L,rz,,l ~
o'ra SUI y ~ t,aL L,i5.rss
: w ~ ~ y = 49, ~
500 '1%l9 ~ ~ ~ trasiI LII
n Nv ~ 800 - m. J.j,fs o-rltsLijit;as
~ tls.'io ~ ans u ..s 49, n"
4, bin, a,y" /, lila
80
80
r
sn
5IGoes
III
49,
5eSa i.sm ts
Es Esiar4I tt% stD.
a#o1,v 800
4M ae
7oaI
$500 sfan /. ~
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
TIE DEMOCRATIC NoMl.
E s

The parochial ticket nominated by
1900 Democrats at the primary on
Feb, l7th is composed of excellent
material from judge TO constable, and
it ought 70 end viii command the sup
port Of every voter who went INTO
the primary With good faith.
Us an aIrouad ticket it is probably
the best the Democrats Of this parish
hage ever named When we look
lanes Of the capable and
ara the nom
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
Irespass Notice

The allic Is haleby forni3don to HINT
otherwise fsespass on nay property
tel o. hasgn Chaeoho1la one mile.
half below Cbapnhdhla Station.
Iresa assels VIII be daalt with according
b llw. D 81 9UDREAtA.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-03-03
President
a. J. DAspTr,
Vice President.
a o HEBERr,
Secretary g. Treasurer.
C. W. DUROY,
Attorney

There shall lie i superintendent and.
manager; he shall have under bis exelh-
aive control and management snbjeet to
theapproval of the Board of Directors,
allthe business transactions of the Com
pany. he shall supervise the erection
and construction Of the necessary builds
ings, machinery, fixtures and appaEte.
nanees a~ppertaining to the business of
this Corporation, hire and discharges al
employees and agents, and determine the
wages o. salary to be paidt to them, direct
and control the working and operation
OF tie fab and oyster shop Of factory,
stores or plant, determine upon the price
70 be paid for fish, oysters or all other
merchandise Or articles b0ught aud sold
by said Cooperation, carry intO effect
contracts nude under authority Of she
Board .pf Directors Ofthis Corporation
carry on ail correspondence. Said man-
agsr % DO appointed and removed under
mles 90 be adopted BY the Board 81
directors.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-07-20
Nervous and Dizzy
MUSIC AED IHSTRUNEITS.

In these later days nearly every fami-
ly has, or should have q musical instru.
ment of some kind. Those who have
will like to know where they can find
the largest assortment of music for the
lowest prices; and those who have not
where they can secure an autoharp, &C
cordeon, banjo, guitar, mandolin, violin,
1ute, either or any musical instrument
they desire at q bargain. For their beni-
fit we advise them to call on The Nor
throp Publishing Co., 60 Fairfield ave-
nue., Bridgeport, where they will find
full line Of musical instruments for low
prices, and the largest stock of sheet
music in the state, ranging in price from
one cent to fifty cents per copy. They
sell any sheet music for half price and
many copies for less than the cost of the
paper they are printed on. They also
carry line of novelties, pictures and
frames. all styles of frames are made to
order. They buy, sell and exchange
second hand school books. They have a
supply of school supplies, blank books
and stationery. When you visit Bridge
port be sure and give them q call.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-07-20
Travellers Guide.
snnxsn1n prvuoa.

AsW HAvkN-North. s.ss .. m, 3. o. D. n.
South. q. 80 .. M $50 p. m.
sHELION-North, SIS O. M, a n m. Ninth.
19.3 2: m2 106 p IA.
sTEvkHsOE-korth. lo.ll q. m an =. -.
south. 1909 Q. M SIS pm.
AONkok-North. flo.l7 Q. m, flSs y. N.
40 S99p5ns fi0.oi 2. m, fe4s p. m
80 2: "a: See Botstord below.
e.0os 7.0 p m. Sunday, IA a. m 8ourh'
go. SD Sxos n-H g. m-,1 Is e.2o, $40 D. N
HAWLEfvMLE-NortA. 7so. lo.n =. -.
n.oos 601. 800. 7l7 p. M. sunday, Isl 4. =.
south. SA. s.sss 9S7, liz q. m, dis, 500. Gql
n; sunday, SIS p. m.
BRoOKTIkLD JUNCTION-Eor1h. am 10 n .
lo.o6,. l1So 6. M, 6.2S, 6.Ss, .7.Ss d. m sun.
days SIS Q. N. South. ga, $50, s.as. lilo
us 8; mS SO. e;SS s1A p. N. sunday $50 p. m.
80. 1.sl p. m. Sunday, SIS. South. e3fS.ss.
u06 g. mn e.04. $40 p. M. Sunday KS 3. m
LANESvILLE and SILL RIVERNSor1hS = "a
an. bSS IS p. m South, $50, $40 q n
-, o;as.p m. Sunday, north. slb Q. n
sIW MILFokD-Sorth, s.s2, Lee u.,sl.c ..
IN. s3Sl 5S7. bx4, las D. m. Sunday. 100 -
NJ. South,62o. sos, sis, loxs a. m. SAS GO
oAs Dol P. N. sunday -5.ls . 81 d. m. :
AkRWINSvILLE-Nort $50. M ID a. ma. 4 "A.
6.o2 p. m Sunday,S.35 AIN. South. 10 s. ar, !.
4lla oSs p. m Sunday, Tsp. m.
h sInc. sas'llA g. M 2.2.. SIS p. M.
% 2. M. Sunday, b-02 p. m
CoRNWALL BRIDGE-North. sI7 Q. m, IL Il,
eAs,o-SU. p. m. sunday, s.uo q. m. South, ION
q: m. 80. 59s p. N. Sunday, lAs p. m.
HksT COREWALL-Norsh, sI5 q. M l.6x,
l sAI, $40 p. N. Sunday, ala q. m. Soutn, lOas
o. m'' "a e!oo D. m. sunday, AAlsp. N.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-07-20
GLoRlUs IEwS

Comes from DR. D. B. Csrgile of Wa.
shita, 1. T. He writes "Four bottles Of
Electric Bitsers has cured Mrs Brewer o I
scrofuls, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but her
cure is complete and her health is ex-
cellent." This shows what thousands
have proved,-that Electric Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. It's 1.-THE su-
preme remedy for eczema, letter, salt
rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores.
1t stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
expels poisons, helps digestion builds up
the strength. Only so cents. Sold by
r. Il. Beers & Co., Newtown; s. c. Bull
& Co, Sandy Hook Allen Joyce. RoxburY
Station EdwardA. Honan, Merwinsville,
William J. Beehler, Brookfield; William
B. Hawley, Sherman. Druggists. Guar
anteed.