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NATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
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Successors to pr. Keith.
 Permanent offices at Little Rock, Pine Bluff. TeXaf1ana Fort Smith and Eelena.
 Dr Keith. vino opened up offices in Pine Bluff in January. made such remarkable success that he conclud- el to open additional offices in this tate. ln order to do this. it was absolutely necessary to join forces v:tA several of the leading and we'll known specialists of the country. and f"GA nGw on all offices are under the di.ect control and supervision Of the Eation&l Specialists.
 They are organized and ineorpof- ste1 under the Arkansas state laws, and are composed of the most skill tHl and scientific physicians and sur- scoas in the country.
 'Fh5> have tGo5ted f7a2 cases =fa ts.aHaas, hundreds of. Waom have been en3ed after th ' had about given ID all hopes.
 They treat all chronic and special diseases of mon, women and children.
 If yoa need sneei4l treatment cen .a'r them at once &nd find out your axact condition. They will not tell Hee thef ean cure yea unless they ne lositive
 0CIea corner seyend ara Pine tseefs, over Citi2 ns' bank Office hoal8 s a. m. to s N h. Consultation free Strictly confidential.
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 Cu tsc way tp tAc r.ace of execution !:a sad t...at l.e lad left s:.2., le- lind a:.I inai>t@.l '.1 :ss@il.; b.' :, tt.:' it.
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AG4ice About .!enlf!l.

Don't worry about your health. Nor" people make thenst Ives i'll by Go.H that than iS &caera!l:' supposed.
 you are constantly imagining that tLcre is somethin" the matter with you, YOU will de yourself harm. Live as far as you are able q healthy life and for the rest take your chance lihe a man. There are plenty of people Wlo suffer living death by allowing thele- selves to imagine that they are going to have every illness they read about.
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4 Retort From Nafure. ,

Among the useful results of aerial excursions are the satisfactory expert. ments in the way of echoes and re, Nerberations. John Mackenzie Bacon las many opportunities of testing the carrying of sounds to and from bal. loon at a great height, and Mir. Wise, the American acronaut relates a case in point
 He was ballooning one day above a oense cloud stream when he heard COW bell and the sounds of a wood. choppers ax whereupon to attract the attention of the laborer, he shout I 'Hello"' He was immediately al- swered by auother "Hello"' from tie ground.
 He then asked the question. "Ho 7 far is this from Lancaster:" and wSs annoyed by being mocked by his ova words.
 "Ee.nS in tho clouds" lie says, "ard not able to see things above or below. I felt somewhat nettled at {.s cloWn3l. display of wit. and in d vc4y auciislo tone of voice, while the forcgoine IS still reytrbefatin& in my car, sang out. 'loH'r2 q fooi.' which in a very few seconds Was answered by ,l equally diistiae and measured tone Of voice 'iouarc d looi..
 .l'Eea it suddenly flashed upon ny mi2d that t NaS tie cello c. la. o#3l voice. which op.Gia1 Nas ratified by tie GFias f>Eefbeat.eas of E4H= " .4l.s, N hich had no6 5teo:tie ;ts l........ts..as;S 5 ti.o"@ll l whole re&imeat h,el catg af tLa ,,.F.c@A :;..d Nc ,..=sia4 il Il CLICK s@et.=sion 1..=.st.,.i t.a wei. line.
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Depressed.

''I am afraid Bliggins has met with reverses."
 !. "What makes you think so' ssHe goes about with gloomy look, saying there is no such a thing as dis interested friendship. That is almost D sure sign that man has been try. ing to borrow money,'-Exchapge. >.
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THE RACKET.
srRAYEl OF STOLEN.

One light bay mule and one sorref horse Reward Will be paId Tor re. turn of same to J. T. I.asleE. f.Qt West Fifth avenue d:.t
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Strict y confdcnt .al.
The Men Must Be Driven.

IIfman nature must somehow D Hrlycn 10 it's task. No matter who o@ @hot drives, only so the man is dry : IL Then he will accomplish the most possible Instead of cold climates, an pnciyilized nature and human nature there must HON De the success Gt those aaout them to neite them to greate1t
 3rt Fhe social anareblst and e4=
 -3atieniat haze no place Ill the econ u1aI of human progress instead of creating envy and Healoast lie in .aes. good business, places q dls
 et5an aad general eHceesa about ue
 e6t ta nave but fha one effect. VIZ. te H43he H4 do better hansae G1fy
 saEE.
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Constipation revleuted CT b4dr4 tscarel, feads to tst9l dlsabilly of iaath. Rocky Mountain Tea aIaseast E " c&Tea constipation n aII ifs foa2sa "5c. Ask No1r dru@e. st
 NEstional Convention Ha.aa13 Clni .isa Ten. :.er4nee afon ..5o,t '*ofth, T. November l7--9. Be- Rate: One fare pll4 two dollars $2, fer the round trip nate ol sale: Nc 4ember II F and B. l99l. Retarf limit; November 25. 1901.
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t Will eurprise lau-trY t.

1t is t9o medicine above all 9the:s st.a.th aaa E ~oet'l-.fs Welgat m gold Ely's cream balm does aa that E cIa.med for Il. E. ".spGr.y, Hartford. conn
 Wy sen was lflilcted VIth cararna ffe asa Ely Cream Balm aad 'aa els4sre 4b!e eafarzA aa iell nm C olmateaa AreeLa i1.
 The Balm docs uot rrHate af eau sHeezmg. S9l1 by arug2lsts at aa cts. of laailed by ElH Brothers. 38 Wa1fcrt St NeV Tori:
 
 le4gc=oat The adjectiycs and let tEe nouns d9 the fighting g-KaIph Waldo Emerson,
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"a $500 IS ENOUGH.
eruFLT SAYS THAT m IS SUFFICIENT
Woman to Dress on a Whole ,d Tells How It Can Be Done.
Be Done,

u+o, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Roose- d;scussing the momentou5
 of the toilet with a friend remarked that any woman | Ilaved common sense co'lla p9 Lsod on $500. The mistress of ao5se further explained |erto she had never spent that 1 ' che supposed that a greater |ould row be necessary. MfS. ] cold that her plan has been bree gowns a year and to se' 6f material and to empioS eiie sts These gowns are 3 street |oroth usually of tallor-made
 evening gown and a gown s,ld he used on all occasions Ionse. Every season th's bnsewlfe had her attire re. |ana by this program she haa l compiete wardrobe of 1p-to- bmes.
 a,.al+ believes Tn purchaa- Erq best of everything. Her zEeal@ @sa.iof hats, bat she alsc4 for taem. ard they l2s5 i rae tirst lady oi the laa2
 explained that the saiIoF 55ibald now wearing E F5aa= ol kermit fai three
 b5seTeIt w5II ta NeM M month to attend Q some aeardIng he wardrobe fo1
 She Is fond taof black a2#t
 combinations of both col
 gown fer the New ! car @ her tggt official appearance
 ks at the White House. &iit Yh satin. made on severely
 and trimmed with priceless Heirloom from her mother.
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eENERAL NEWS.

.nte financial battle on be homas W. Lawaon and Arthur
 Boston copper kings. r fnsf ns cost the former SG00o,ooe. Idniral Franels NJ. Bunce. re ss at Hartford. ID. C. Benedict is Killed near dnt. \. F.. ny the oyertuTnn9 nt6mobiIe
 Nof the Boyertown, Pa.
 m that Cashier MoIy depart |Hollatcrals in excess of sl6o,- All except S5o.0oo has been mt numont circles tlttel m IS air ship and wins prize of so ,H00. ged anxiety for Miss Stone IS WashnS1on Humane steps x Government to save life ol IVY operate as check to stern
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s.'' aal Oct. 2l-.A letter |. !. KY from N F. lllnsr1an e1'.aaa but Who has heay
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k6niral Francls M. Bunce. re
 ss at Hartford.
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Elmer Walters Lew aeasataea comedy, ~.t Thoao0gh6lad Tramp las scored ! hit. fAe opeam4 week n Chicago broke al reeor# q the !ajoa theatre where ho M i,laElag. 7tanding room being at rromiWl. ven the aisles being full and the lm. mense audiences were enthuslas tle ovr the performances. Fine piace dn- fers greatly in theme acton and styie from other com@tjes Of it's class-tae rele of T. Rush Thompson. the ramp. heing a decidedly original crea .1n. While comedy preiominates in his play. it contains very pretty DIT TithaI-a Wife gone wrong. a heaIs crushed and a life hunt for the trrIns ono all go 10 form as pretty a storx a.s play eyer possessed.
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ANUS EMENTS

@At Valley Forge which will b |. attraction al the Pfna Blur opera house Wednesday night. ts sad 10 noaSess stirr4ag heart story told in ! io&ical and impressive manner. lpo aCenes of which are la1d n 1rd ar9rna Old Valley Forge and hlstol1 Trenton Tt tho close Of the great re-, e'Gtiona4N Wa. Briefly the story ean ccrns a dashins captain of Gen. Wasr iua;0B army and the pretty Gauettssr of TeY< colonel and in the develop ment of th plot. the fortunes Il th .,arc.a@ a.td tie hero ale elu5e.H tol- ioWd to tae end, which comes WjtA the i2il of orktoWn aa4 the ending ot the @af of the HeNogtiaa. 1ha clim"xes are said to he particularly well devls oa. following each ether n ! las, V. seqNence
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QUOTATIONS.

tted Perdne.
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H4@iahes arc ft6 a-4at4tul .,aac aa came Hprl. Ii i= not Iar wans a4 U4ugNe.
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txlco ON 4 MULE.

'an the Victim Of a Peculiar
 'feumstance.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

AS the informa tion given THE BEE last week contained some misleading errors, the facts may be read with no little interest. The meeting being called Charles E. Beers was nominat- ed chairman, who promptly declined to act. After several other nomina- tions, all declining in like manner, Mrs F. M. BOtsford agreed to accept the position, instead of Mrs A. B. Goodsell, as stated in last weeks issue. The warning being read, also the min utes of the previous meeting, the next business was to elect committee, Charles E. Beers and Austin N. Bots ford acting as tellers. The first ballot resulted in nine votes for A. B. Good sell, eight for c. B. Beers, three for H. P. Boyson and one fore. E. Blakeman, giving total of Fl votes. The next vote as given by the first teller was II for Charles, B. Beers and nine for A. B. GoOdsell, making total of only 20. There being 2l voters present, includ- ing the resident of Gregory's Orchard district, why was there not 2l votes? Any intelligent person knows they all voted; beside 21 votes were found on the table after the meeting. One vote for A. B. Goodsell must have been ac- cidently overlooked, at least it was not given in the count. Had it been given and the illegal vote counted out it would have resulted in a tie, 10 for c. B. Beers and 10 for A. B. Goodsell. Furthermore it is known that 10 voted for A. B. GOodsell the last time.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
SHERMAN.
 TOWN AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.

TOWN AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
 MT and Mrs D. B. Mallory enter tained 20 or more of their neighbOrS and friends last week, with that beau tiful flower, the night blooming ce- reuS. It was "beauty," and the largest blossom the plant ever had. Mrs Mallory knows how to treat flowers with the best result.
 MT and Mrs H. B. Stevens spent Sunday in town.
 George LampSOn, from New Haven, is visiting his sister, Mrs Eli LampsOn. Mrs Almira Akin has been spending week with her brother, Daniel Mall lory. f " -.
 Miss Minnie Sturges entertained her cousin from Danbury, last week.s
 Mrs Susan Favereau is visiting he r son, Charles Favereau.
 Mrs Edward Archer is entertaining her sister from North Carolina.
 Mrs c. I. Leach is at her home in the Hollow, for week.
 MT and Mrs George Moses, of Man chester, spent several days with his parents, Rev and Mrs Moses, last week, remaining over Sunday.
 Dea w. B. Hawley conducted the service at the North church, last Sun- day, in the absence of MT Moses, who preached in New Milford.
 Frank Kimlin has moved his house. hold goods from New Milford, and will live in his fathers house, which was formerly occupied by Chris Madison. We heartily welcome Frank and his family to place in Sherman.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
A DEEP MYSTERY.

It is mystery why women endure backache, headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quickly cure such troubles. "I suffered for years with kidney trouble," writes
 Mrs Phebe Cherley, of Peterson, la,
 "and lame back pained me so 1 could
 not dress myself, but Electric Bitters
 wholly cured me, and although 73 years old, now am able to do all my house. work" It overcomeS constipation, improves appetite: gives perfec, health. Only soc at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; William J. Beehler Brookfeld; A. B. Fancher, Hawley' Ville
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
TASHUA.
ITEMS OF INTEREST

George Goessinger has sold his place to Dr Hill and is soon to move to Bridgeport.
 Mrs NJ. E. Clark mas had her house and other buildings painted:
 w. B. Mallett has also had his house painted recently.
 Conrad Coll is building an addition on his house.
 Mrs Bertha Ferris and children spent Sunday at Mrs M. E. Clark's.
 William B. Mallett has been quite ill.
 John Nelson recently had the mi fortune to lose about POO young chic ems. which were killed by weasel.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

day with his sister, Mrs A. B. Banks.
 John Colley and Miss Margaret Hoey were married, last week.
 Eli Osborne has returned to Little Boston after spending number of months with his daughter in Utica, N. Y.
 The schoolhouse in Little Boston district is being thoroughly cleaned and renovated. -r,. >
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

Miss May Driscoll of Greens Farm.s is visiting her aunt, Miss Margaret Conn cry. The employees of the Wire Manu- featuring Co. have begun work after two weeks vacation. Miss Ella Perry is entertaining Miss Olive Standish of Mount Vernon. William Pardee and Howard Parke- ton of Ansonia spent Sunday in town. The Fresh Air children. after a rough voyage on the Sound, were con- veyed from South Norwalk to Branch vile by carryalls, arriving about 9 o'clock Friday night. Misses Kate, Sarah and Bessie Miller are SOjourning at Belle Island.
 Mrs Charles Abbott, who has been ill, is improving.
 Moxie Misner, imployed by Connery Brothers, while doing the chores, was kicked by horse and quite badly in- jured.
 The Temperance club held an ice cream sOciable at the home of William Fryer, Friday evening. The proceeds will be used in the interest of this worthy cause.
 Arthur Herdman is spending a few days in town.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Burr, Hosmer B. Dowd, William B. Ferris, John Hawkins, Henry Horn, Marvin Hull, Horace Jennings Milton ". Jennings, Rufus Lacey, John Q. Lobdell. George H.. Merwin. John P: Morehouse, Arthur NJ. Oakley, Ed ward Osborn, Simeon Pease, Franklyn E. LeviF. Sherwood. William A, Smith, Abram B. Sturges, Andrew B. Wakeman, Henry M.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

New roofs are being placed, this tional parsonage property. M. s. Otis the veteran carpenter, is doing 0tte work. It seems natural to old-tlme people to see MT Otis busy at out door carpenter work again. Thirty years ago he worked at carpentering with his hrother-in-law, John Gillette, now deceased, who later moved to New Haven. They remodeled the Congre- gational church, built the Grand Gen. tral hotel and many of the present residences in NewtOwn. For long term of years MT Otis was faithful employe in the carpenter department of the Rubber shop, retiring about two years ago.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Merchant L. c. Morris has on sale the celebrated Pureoxia high grade temperance beverages which are at tracing such favorable attention in the market, this year. He can supply it in dozen quantities if desired.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
GEORGETOWN.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 A new organ has just been purchased by the Sunday school and League o1 the Methodist church from Studwell of South Norwalk. Ezra P. Bennett and Rev R. J. Beach were in South Norwalk, Monday, as committee for the purchasing of an organ for the use of the League and Sunday school in the prayer and social services.
 The Georgetown Praying Band are expected to have charge of the meet ing at the mission on White street, Danbury, on Monday evening, July P.
 The veranda at the Methodist par sonage has been torn down and a more connections one is taking it's place. The work is being done by George Platt of Little Boston. With the new ve- randa and a fresh coat of paint, the parsonage will present very inviting appearance.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Hoods CGrsdp0ril10
The best of all medicines for all humors.

drug store. s. c. Bull & Co.,, have a reliable and careful, prescription clerk in the person of F. B. &Obiel, and all prescriptions are carefully compound ed. It is therefore wise and sensible to leave your orders for medicines in town.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

THE BEES readers are no doubt anxlously expecting the announcement of the date on which they have the long deferred delight of seeing and hearing the celebrated Mrs Jarley. Patience just little longer. On Wednesday evening, July 3l, we are promised fine moon, Mrs Jarley's en- tertainment and very pleasant so- cial dance.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
LIST OF JURORS.

FOLLOWING IS THE COMPLETE LIST OF JURORS DRAWN BY THE JURY CON- MISSIONERS FOR THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY COURTS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR, FOR THE TOWNS IN THE BEES TERRITORY,
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

WHITE HILLS.
 MT and Mrs Robert Latin and son
 were we11;s Sunday guests at George Bid Mrs Oliver Blackman entertained | 28 guests at dinner on the Fourth. Rev MT Bickford is giving his con- gregatiOn instructive sermons. Sum-
 dayi his talk was more to the young people. The evening service of
 Christian Endeavor is always of the
 helpful kind, as so many important
 topics are brought out. Miss Phebe Beard, who is a teacher ' in Normal school at Pennington,
 Mass, spent last week at Mrs N. B. Nichols.
 I Fred Harris, of Derby, is staying with his sister, Mrs w. w. Wheeler. He has been ill for months, but is now improving.
 Jerry Sharpe is out with fine look ing market wagon. Summer boarders arri ved at High land Lawn, July 4. Mrs Maria Tomlinson is in quite poor health; also Mrs Abiiah Hubbell. ! Mrs Charles Willard has been enter- taining Miss Eva Norton of Bridge
 port.
 Mn E. J. Buckingham and Miss Ger trude Buckingham are visiting points of interest in Massachusetts, and ex- pect to be absent about ten days. Miss Hattie Willard has been the
 guest of her sister in Derby. Miss Jennie Solly, of New York, is
 boarding at c. E. Quick's. F. P. Brownson has returned safter a trip of several weeks in the West. Paul Rehnberg left on Thursday for Maplewood, N. H.
 Eldridge Bailey has returned from West Haven, where he has been for several weeks. Miss Phebe Beard has been spend Ing week with her aunt, Miss Louise Nichols,
 Carl Rehnberg, who injured his eye so seriously while celebrating the Fourth, is very much improved. Miss Viola Mcdonald has returned from weeks visit with her aunt in l Stevenson.
 The fountain looks very fresh and 1 nice in it's second coat of paint, and | the Village Improvement Society feels
 we'll paid for the money expended. Mrs Charles Buckingham is enter taining her sister, Mrs. Powe. Mrs John. Stoves and children left, last week, for their future home in
 Pittsburg, Pa. About 'fOrty-Seven- were present at
 the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society,
 which met with Mrs Estella Marks, last Wednesday, and a very pleasant
 time was enjoyed by all.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
TO CURL A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab let's. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. B. w. Groves sigma ture is on each box. 25c
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG.
 MT Raber and his family from New York have moved into the Rady house on Peaceable street.
 William N. Mix and his daughter, Dorothy, from Wallingford, spent Sun
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
GREENFIELD HILL.
CHURCH INTERESTS.

CH U HCd INTERESTS. day, July 3, will be in the morning, ''The Life Beautiful,' and in the evening, "One man who did the inn possible.'
 The Endeavorer's have trolley ride to Savin Rock next Wednesday, July "A, including picnic.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Miss Bertha Bennett, of Bridge port, is spendinga part of her vacation with MT and Mrs Stiles Loveland.
 Chicken thieves still frequent this neighborhood. Miss Marcia Taylor
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
THE DEERFIED DIST R1CT.

THE DEERFIED DIST RICT. Henry Beers has the frame raised for his new barn. Mrs J. A. Marsh and Mrs Gibbons of Bridgeport have been guests of Miss Alice Nichols.
 Mrs w. E. Nichols entertains little girl from Bridgeport.
 Charles France is having his barn roof newly shingled. Thomas France is doing the work.
 J. L. Pratt is getting the hay on the Banks place.
 There is to be business meeting or the band next Monday night. A full attendance is absolutely necessary. The people are anxious for an open ail concert. AS fine musical organization as the Greenfield Hill band ought not to suffer for lack of interest. The people sincerely hope fora concert next week.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Mrs Walter Harrison, who has been spending some time av the pleasant home of James Angevine, has joined her husband to spend the summer months at the shore.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Miss Nellie Botsford has been dan gerously i'll for the past week. Her brother, Maurice B0tstord, was at Botsford the first of the week.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Mrs Grove lost l5 young ducks one night this week. Some were found bitten through the back.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

Hobart Fairchild lost a number of young chickens, a few nights ago, SUD- posed to be the work of coons.