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The Newtown bee., 1902-11-14

p any has band and orchestra. Friday evening, November 2l, is the date.
 Miss Maude Hill has been spending few days n Bridgeport.
 Christian Hansen has had one of the popular Unique house heating boilers, a No. ?, placed in his house by J. A. Northrop X Sons.
 Robert Osborne of the Plains has one of the No. 3 Unique house heating boilers placed in his house by J. A. Northrop X Sons: The cold blasts of winter will be dis pelled in the store of w. G. Barton by No. ? Unique boiler, manufactured by J. A. Northrop X Sons. Mrs NJ. T. Ryan passed Saturday in New York.
 A No. Unique heater has been placed in the basement of the c. H. Booth & Bentley store by J. A. Nor throp x Sons.
 That up-to-date and enterprising firm, the c. H. Booth & Bentley Co.,, expect to have their dry goods open ing on Saturday, when the public will have chance to inspect their hand some new store and avail themselves of the great values offered.
 c. E. Riddiford, the genial jeweler, is preparing to move to his attractive new store at l9 Bank street, and ex- poets to be nicely settled in his new quarters by Tuesday. The store is being equipped with very handsome fixtures from the Grand Rapids (Mich. Fixture Co.,, which will be described more at length later. Carpenter & Williams are hustling along the work on the new Randall Greene block. The masons are now putting up the front, which is of buff brick. The work is in charge of w. E. Rogers.
 Father Cronan announced on Sunday at the Church of St Francis Xavier that vesper services would be omitted for the present owing to the scarcity of coal.
 The body of Miss Cornelia Benson was brought from Watertown, last week Wednesday. Service was held in the Center church at Sherman, Rev Stephen Heacock officiating. Her age was B years.
 $. w. Hyslop has entered the employ of T. Soule & Co.
 Harmon Couch, who is located at Keeler's livery stable, advertises to at- tend to horse clipping on short notice. "Harm'' is all right and a tirst-class worker.
 New roofs are being placed on the residence of Wilbur Osborne of West street.
 Elm, Bank and Bennltt streets are being dug up, this week, by J. A. Nor throp & Sons workers, who have the contract for laying the water pipe.
 Miss Martha Treadwell is passing few days in New York City.
 Judge and Mrs A. G. Todd were in New York on Wednesday,.
 Charles Provino, the genial fruit dealer, was passenger on the train going north, Tuesday morning, which collided with the southbound passenger train at Merwinsyille.
 Edgar Wheeler of Warren was in town, Friday, with his handsome ma hogany bay, "Klondike."
 MT and Mrs Frank Evitts enjoyed a ride to Warren, Sunday, where he cali ed on Edgar Wheeler. They returned to Lake Waramaug, taking dinner at Thomas Bray's Lakeside Inn.
 The ladies' afternoon whist club met on Tuesday with Mrs Andrew M. Booth.
 EOIeV'S Honey and Tar
The Newtown bee., 1902-11-14

in the interior finish Oil the fine cot tage of Carl Schoverling.
 DRUGGIST MOBILES ATTRACTIVE NEW
 STORE.
 Druggist Noble moved, Monday, from the Park to his handsome new store in the Rennitt block, which good judges say is the handsomest drug store in Litchfield county. On one side are some very swell full length glass cases for displaying the toilet and fancy articles, perfumery, etc. At the left of the main entrance he has installed the finest soda fountain New Milford make. The font is of onyx, with a large and handsome mirror above into which the fair maidens and their best fellows may glance as they sip the soda. The counters and side wall cases are an oak finish and match nicely. In the rear is the prescription counter, separated from the main store by a stained glass partition; also MT Noble's private office and a good sized room for storage purposes. The painting was done by H. D. Hine. The store will be heated by steam, J. A. Northrop & Sons furnishing the plant. The store will be lighted by electricity, the chandeliers being of attractive de- sign. MT Noble has competent and popular assistant in the person of Fred Lake.
 ALEX LEVY SELLS HIS NEWSPAPER
 AND STATIONERY BUSINESS.
 Alex Levy, the longtime and es- teemed newsdealer and stationer, has sold out his s-business to A. L. Hills of Massachusetts. MT Hills was in town on Tuesday in consultation with MT Levy. MT Levy has been in business continuously since June 24, 1869. His store on Bank street was always one of the institutions of the town. A man of affable qualities, he has many friends, who will be sorry to have his name erased from the roll of local merchants. He plans to pass the win ter in the South.
 The dime sociable was held on We'd nesday night at the home of Fred Kel- lOgg for the benefit of the chapel work.
 Mrs E. P. Hill, who has been ill for
The Newtown bee., 1902-11-14

IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
 St Peters lodge, F. SS A. M., confer red the third degree, Tuesday night on A. c. Morley.
The Newtown bee., 1902-11-14

HORSEMEN GETTING NAKED UP.
 A. M. Booth with his handsome stopper, Country Guy," Thomas Young with his likely horse, "Cy- clone," Hubert Thomas with his speedy mare, "Ravenia Wilkes" and Frank Evitts with "Dollie Wilkes" were out, Tuesday afternoon, looking after brush. Booth finally took Evitts in for passenger, and sent his horse sailing in manner that took Franks breath away.
The Newtown bee., 1902-11-14

Lake Waramaug, this week, putting in the interior finish Oil the fine cot tage of Carl SchOverling.
The Newtown bee., 1902-11-14
FRED TOFFEY DIES FROM INJURIES.

FRED TOFFEY DIES FROM INJURIES.
 Fred Toffey, a well-known farmer and trapper living in the Short Woods district in New Fairfield, not far from Myron Joyce's, met with injuries on Wednesday, from which he died on Sunday. While driving wagon load . ed with empty barrels, he was thrown off when near the residence of Edwin Treadwell. The wagon passed over him, seriously injuring the man. His age was 45 years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-07
MERIT MAKES IT FAMOUS.
The Only Remedy in the World Ex
eept a Surgical Operation
That will Certainly Cure
Any Form Of Piles.

The study Of physicians, the exper
iments Of chemists, the loudly adyer-
tlsed pretensions Of quacks have
been for years expended In one direc-
tion; to find a pile cure that would
cure. VIM
The results have been a number OF
harmless and in most cases useless
ointments suppoitories and even in
ternal remedies. wtich the public
have weighed in the balance of ex-
perience and found wanting: nearly
eli Of them gave some !ef. but moth.
ing approaching a radical cure re-
suited from these preparations.
The remedy required is one which
will Immediately stop the pain so e.
we're in M ny cases Of piles, and then
by contracting the small blood yes
sells (capillaries- TO their normal size,
produces a radical cure by reducing
and finally absorbing the tumors and
healing the infamed, raw mucous sur.
faces.
Until a few years ago. no such
remedy had been produced but at
that time a suppository was placed
upon the market which has since
proven Itself 10 be the long sought,
permanent cure for this common and
distressing trouble 1t has rapidly b.
come famous throughout the United
States and Canada, and Is now sold
by all druggists under the name OF
Pyramid Pile Cure.
It is now the best known, because
It's merit and safety have advertised
Il wherever used. It has been adver.
tised by word of mouth, from one suf-
ferer to another; people who have
tried everything else. even submitting
TO painful and dangerous surgical op
eratlons without avail have finally
found that piles can be cared with
out pain and without expense practic
ally, as the Pyramid Pile Cure is sold
for the nominal price Of 80 cents and
81 per package.
The Pyramid instantly stops all
pain and at the same time contain:
no cocaine. morphine or narcotics;
the acids and healing properties con
tanned in the remedy speedily remove
cause healthful natural contraction
and absorption of the tumors; II will
cure any form OF rectal trouble ex
cept cancer and advanced astula
which, by the way nearly aiwayz re
suits from neglecting proper anC
timely treatment for piles
A book on cause and cure Of piles
sent free by addressing Pyramid Drul
Co, Marshall, Mich
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ENcAMpMeNT ON IN EARNEST
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, D. c., Oct THE
thirty-sixth national pencampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic is on
in earnest and the constant succession
of events leaves little rest for the
veterans and other vi-itors The day
has witnessed the customary pa ades
OF the naval veterans, reunions of the
various army corps meetings of the
Woman's Relief corps and other aux
iliary bodies and a monster reception
for the veterans at the pension office
Commissioners Ware received the Wis
itors and to each veteran presented a
souvenir card. Busine-s sessions OF
the encampment begin tomorrow. The
prediction contest for commander In
chief is hourly growing warmer The
supporters of General Stewart OF
Pennsylvania, declare that his cleo
ton for the honor is as assured, but the
friends of General Black Of Chicago,
General McElroy of this city and the
others whose names have been men
toned have not abandoned hope and
give evidence of an intention to fight
to the last ditch.
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ASK YOUR NEleHsoa.
Hundreds Of Guthrie Citizens Can
Tell All About Il.

Home endorsement. the public ex
preston Of Guthrie people. should be
evidence beyPnd dispute for every
Guthrie reader Surely the expert.
ence for friends and neighbors. cheer
fully given by them. will carry more
weight than the utterances of strang
ers residing IN far away places. Read
tho following
Mr. +. X Conner, tinsmith, OF 109
s LIST street. says: about two years
ago a pain commenced In the small OF
my back and finally became SO annoy
ing that advised to use a plaster
tried one. It did little IL any good
and | experimental with other make
shifts only to find that trouble with
the kidney secretions sci IN and
knew my kidneys were a. .ault. It
became positively annoying particular.
ly at night and always on the outlook
TO. some means to check the trouble.
when | noticed in our Guthrie papers
that Doan's Kidney Pills were guaran.
teed to remove such difficulties went
to J. N. wallace's drug store for
box. A continuation OF the treat.
ment for some time checked the pain
in my back and improved the condl
tim OF my kidneys so that az present
| am in much better health than
have been for months
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo, ~ ".
sole agents for the IT, s.
Remember the nams-Doan's- and
take no other
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FAaMER.s NArIoNAL ooNeREss


Macon, Ca. oct. NEARLY every
state and territory in the union is rep
resented at the Farmers National
congress. which began it's sessions to-
day in the Academy Of Music. G Gorge
l.. Flanders. Of Albany. n Y. is the
presiding officer. and John M. Stahl,
Of Chicago. the secretary Of the con
gre-s. Owing to the large attend
ance or regularly accredited delegates
It was found necessary 20 exclude the
general public from todays opening
sessions which were devoted to ad-
dresses of welcome and responses
and the work of organizing the con
gress. The roll call by Secretary
Stahl showed the attendance to be
the largest in the history of the con
gress. Illinois. Pennsylvania, New
York Ohio. Nebraska. Wisconsin. the
Dakotas. Minnesota, Kansas. Texas,
Georgia, and other commonwea alths
have delegates present numbering
from ten to fifty representative citi-
zens.
The sessions OF the congress are to
continue three days. during which
time there Will be discussions on
many topics OF a national and inter-
national character. Some of the i'm
portant matters to receive attention
are the interoceanic canal, national
irrigation, reciprocity and its effect on
the agricultural interests. effect of
present insular possessions on the ag-
ricuture of the United State. preser-
vation of forest and fruit trees, In
furious insects pests ana rungi, post
al relations of northern and southern
farmers, dairy interests of the United
States as related to the markets OF
the world, farm products in the mark
cts Of the world. the labor problem
from the farmers standpoint
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OATES FOR DEMO.
CRATIC SPEAKERS.

Hon Robert A. Nef VIII speak g
ParSland Lincoln county. wednes
day. Oct 8, 2 p. m.
Chandler Lincoln county wednes-
day night Oct. g.
Carney, Lincoln county, Thursday,
Judge ]. G. Maxey, Alva Woods
weilston. Lincoln county, Thurs
day night. oct. .,
Kremlln, Garneio county, Saturday
night, Oct H.
Hon Horace Hagan, Crescent, Logan
county, Friday Oct 10, afternoon.
Hon. c. Porter Johnson, Geary, Sat
II. day, oct. 49, p m.
Judge J. G. Maxey. IngsrsolI Woods
county. Friday night, Oct H.
Hon. Frank Clark. weatherford.
Tuesday night. Oct IL.
Hon Frank Clark. Berlin, Roger
Mills county, Thursday night Oct 16
Hon Frank Clark sayre Roger
Mills county Wednesday night. Oct
10,
Hon. Frank Clark Cheyenne. Roger
Mills county, Friday night oct H.
Hon Frank Clark. Elk City, Roger
Mills county, Saturday night. oct 1s.
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THEY WANT EQUAL RIGHTS.



Cleveland, O.. oct Enthusiasm
seemed to be the dominant note today
at the opening Of the seventeenth an
nual convention os the Ohio woman's
Suffrage association. The association
has not made much progress toward
its goal during the last year, Il Is
true, but the members purpose to
keep up the fight with increasing
vigor Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton. Of
Warren Is the presiding officer Of ne
convention and the star speakers in.
clude Mrs Carrie Chapman cstt OF
New York Rev. Anna Howard shaw.
of Pennsylvania and the Rev. Olympia
Brown, OF Wisconsin. The sessions
continue through tomorrow.
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A cAvgN MEMORIAL.

Toronto, Ont, oct Ito commem-
crate the fact that it Is fifty years TO
day since Rev Dr. Caven, the ven
cradle principal Of Knox college, en-
tered the ministry. and to show their
appreciation Of DR.. Cavens great life
work. the senate and board OF Knox
college have resolved TO erect a new
library building to be named the Cav
en- library. The building win cost
$4,000 and will be Of handsome de-
sign.
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SHAW AND GAGE THE SPEAKERS.
TBy AssooIsfed fSressl

New York, Oct Secretary Of the
Treasury Shaw and former Secretary
Gage were the principal speakers to
day at the laying OF the cornerstone
of the new custom house building. at
Bowling Green. The ceremonies be-
gan with prayer by Bishop Potter and
besides the addresses included music
by a iegimental band and the firing OF
salute by a detachment Of regulars
from Fort Hamilton
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MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN PAGEANT.

Denver, Colo, Oct THE annual
festival of Mountain and Plain opened
this morning with novel parade Of
cowboys, in which more than 500
mounted men were in line to do honor
to the great stock raising industry
OF the west, Later in the day there
was inaugurated broncho busting
contest which promises TO be most
interesting affair The festivities will
continue three days ana on each day
there will be novel features. The
principal buildings are beautifully
decorated with the carnival colors Of
yellow and black and the city is
crowded with visitors from all parts
Of Colorado.
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PoII nooks.

And supplies for primary elections
for sale att he Leader Office
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MEgrIMe OF DRUGGISTS.
IRv Assoclsted Preas.l

Monterey, Cal, Oct, THE annual
convention of the National Associa-
tion Of Wholesale Druggists was form
ally opene today with William j.
Walding, of Toledo. presiding The
sessions continue several days and
questions Of vital interest TO every
druggist in the United States win be
discussed. These include local organ
lzation, the cut rate evil and legisla-
tion for pure food and pure drugs
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NEBRASKA CLUB WOMEN.
nv Arrnctn4nh r,r...

Columbus, Neb., Oct. This town
has capitulated to the army of fair
delegates who have come to attend
tho annual gathering OF the Nebraska
Federation OF Women's clubs. The
convention was formally opened to
day and will continue until Friday
Governor Savage. r. Benjamin An
drews. Of Nebraska and Mrs Clnde
Hamlin, president OF the Civic League
Of St. Paul. are among the persons
Of prominence on the program for ad
dresses. Reports Of Officers show the
federation to be rapidly increasing in
membership.
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TO coNsIpsR FOREIGN Trade.

Philadelphia, Pa, oct. THE ad-
visory board Of the Philadelphia Com
mercial Museum. consisting Of repre-
sentatives from nearly all the boards
Of trade, chambers OF commerce and
other trade bodies in the country, be-
gan a three days meeting here today
The purpose of the conferences Is to
consider the foreign trade Of the
United States, the improved facill-
ties now afforded for transacting for
eign business and the disabilities still
to be met Owing to the importance
Of the subjects under discussion and
the high standing of the conferees and
deliberations Of the conference viii
be followed with close interest in
, commercial circles.
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ST. LOUIS Full OF VISITORS.

St Louis, Mo, Oct. The Yelled
Prophet makes his twenty-ffth annual
visit 10 ST. Louis this evening. and
thousands Of visitors are here to see
the great show The historic process
sion is scheduled to leave the den at
Z o'clock. and, after traversing the
principal streets, winds up at the
Chamber Of Commerce building
where the VeHed Prophets ball. the
great society event Of the year In st.
Louis, follows
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MUNICIPAL ELECTRICIANS MEET
tBy Associated Press.l

Richmond, Va. Oct THE sew
entn annual convention OF the Inter
national Association of Municipal
Electricians began here today with
Austin s. Hatch, OF Detroit presiding.
Members are in attendance from
Newark. Erie, Pa; Toronto, Cleve-
land, Pittsburg, Omaha, Boston and
other cities throughout this country
and Canada The sessions continue
three days and will be devoted entire
ly to technical discussions and pa
pers.
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q. z. punnIoa,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-07

Iastruct your druggilt TO send you
The genuine Rocky Mountain Tea
made by Madison Medicine Co II
he says h has got something just as
good, ;ell him to keep IT. Sect
Ask your druggist.
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co. "a" NOTICE.

All members OF Co. "A" are herebs
ordered to meet at the Armory on
Harrison avenue over the Eagle drug
store. at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
night for regular weekly drill All
members must be present,
BY ord-r OF
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Attorney Frank Han of hobart, is III
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Kelly left fol
Alya yesterday.
Miss Rose of Perry, is in the clts
today.
Clarence Keaton Of Oklahoma city
was here yesterday.
Chas. Carpenter left this morning
for Norman. where he is taking Car
RE Taylor, crazy colored woman, Jc
the asylum.
Geo. Dodson went to Oklahoma City
on business today.
Editor A. C. Welsh Of the Perry En,
terprise-Times, is in the city on bust
ness before the United States land
office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-21
SHAWNEE TOOK FIRST GAME.

Wins From Parson, Kansas Team by
Score Of - to a.
Special to DAILY Leader
Shawnee, Okla, July 2O.-The
Shawnee Blues took the first game
with the Parsons Kas,. team here to-
day, the score being 10 TO 1. The local
team secured II hits OFF the Parsons
pitcher The terms Of the game as
proposed by Manager statef OF the
Parsons team, was that me winner OF
the game take all the gate money.
There We're several. errors on both
sides, but it was apparent that the
Parsons team was too weak for the
Blues Miller pitched for The locals
and Gordon and Newton for the yisi-
tors. The largest attendance of the
season was preseat today.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ruby Williams is in the city
from Newkirk. visiting relatives.
R. r. Hahn. cattle inspector, has
gone to Bliss to inspect some live
stock at that place.
Miss Mary Hillman and Doyle Nc.
nrian returned from Geary Saturday
seIhng
Myron Boyle, the Wichita Eagle
nan. returned last night from wichi-
I'd, where he spent Sunday.
Mrs. J. w Dean is here from Geary
visiting her sister, Miss Mary
Mrs. T. o. Williams of Newkirk. is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. T.
p Ferguson.
supt L. w Baxter returned Satur-
day from Norman.
John Holt of the FL Reno land Office.
spent Sunday mere with friends.
F. A. Brenner has returned from a
trip in northern Oklahoma
DR.. Beemblosson went to Stroud to-
day.
j. T. Alexander Of Kansas City, is
iii the city
Eugene Burke returned from Paw
nee this morning
DR.. Lewis Of the A. and NJ. college
at Saltwater, is in the city.
Ex-Governor Jenkins went to New
kirk this morning.
J. d. Bruck went to Blackwell this
morning.
J. C. Riley. one of schlitz travelling
representatives. left for trip in the
southern part of the territory.
Adelbert Jenkins returned TO New
hih this morning.
John Devereaux left for Perry on
legal business this morning
MEss Mamie Shelton. charming
young lady of Oklahoma City, is here
doing special stenographic work.
Geo. G. Vann, Spanish war vet
eran is in the city arranging to prove
up his elegant farm in Noble county. (
Supt. NJ. Anna De Lashmot of Per
ry, was in the city today.
Miss Edith Upton is home from
pleasant weeks visit with Mrs. Nettie
X Reppeto at Arkansas City,
Judge Harper S. Cunningham has
gone to Woodward on legal business
Chairman Bert Howard Of the. re-
dfstricting board. returned today from
a little tour including Comanche, Cad
do and Kingfisher
Miss Rebecca Rockaway Of Cashion.
passed through the city today. A
bunch of Miss Rockaways many
friends met her at the depot.
Miss Anna Quinn returned this /
morning from her home in Purcell.
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CHIEF JUSTICE suRFoRD
Reports 1912 Cases ooeketed During
the Past Year.

The report Of Chief Justice Burford
for The fiscal year beginning July J,
1901. and ending June 30, 1902 shows
ssl cases disposed OF during that time
and 6i2 still on the docket
The number OF cases disposed OF
during the year shows the ability Of
Chief Justice Burford as a hard work
er Nothing but good results have
ever been known 10 come from his
efforts.
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CROSS DATES.

Where Democratic Candidate is otfict
ally Billed to Speak.
Hon. W N Cror VIII speak In Casa
township Oklahoma county Wednes-
day. July % On The 26th inst he
win speak at Tecumsoh On August
9Th he win be at Lawton during the
county Democratic convention.
A big Democratic rally will be held
o nthe 23d inst al Morrill,, Pobtavato-
mie county. e. j. Giddings Of Okla
hcma City, viii be the orator on this
occasion.