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The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
WESTON.

ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE BOOK.
 Miss Emma Gilbert of this place and George Roberts of East Norwalk, were married on February l, at the home of the bride, here.
 MT and Mrs A. B. Nichols, who have been boarding with Mrs L. M. Gould for two weeks, have returned to Ridge field.
 The regular semi-monthly meeting of Norfeld Grange will be held on Fri day evening.
 Mrs R. K. Fitch, who has been seri- ously ill, is improving.
 A very enjoyable social was given on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs Perry Meeker, by the Nortield Aid SOcie ty.
 Mrs H. E. Spencer, formerly of this town, has been quite ill at her home in New York with diphtheria.
 E. HutchinS is adding veranda and making other improvements to his house.
 Miss Lillian dams has spenta week with Mrs A. c. Bradley. Miss Anna Banks was the guest of Miss Edna Meeker, for d few days last week.
 Mrs Henry Wheeler still continues seriously ill.
 The Misses Seeley of Easton have been guests of Mrs G. A. Sturges. The Nortie]d Aid Society will give Basket Social' on Wednesday even ing, February IS, at the home of Mrs John Lockwood. "A. D. Turney harvested fine crop of ice last week.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
wATERrOWN BRANCH.

Waterbury--Leave, GAS. sss n.17 2 m, 1.so. 3.45, 5.1O, 612, 6.53, S.53, l1.2O m. Sundays, 9.53 a m, sos m. Arrive. $40, 7.45, 1O.42 8 m, loo. s.56, 4.so, 5.5l, 6.45. 7.45. H.16 m- Sum days. 653 a m. 4.5s p m.
 Watertown:Leave. 6:s5, 7;ss; 1923 m. !s-4s 2.lO. 4.15. 5.34, 630, 7.39, HOO m. Sundays 635 m. 4.4O p m Arrive. 7.Ce, s.45, n34 a m 1.47. 4.0a, 5.27. 6.27. 9.IO, 9IO. u.36 p m. Sum days. lO.U9 a III. S.a0 D m.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
KENT.

WHAT THE SCRIBE FROM MACEDONIA
 WRITES. Miss Sadie Brown is caring for her sister, Mrs J. H. Barton, who has been very sick.
 Perry Thompson, who has worked
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
ROXBURI.
ARE THERE OTHERS?

A prominent Roxbury man offers to be one of 10 men who will volunteer to cart 10 loads apiece of Rocky Noun tain refuse stone to fill up the ''slough of despond" in South street near the Methodist church. Are there others?
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
BOrsFORD TO BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford-North, 733, D3i. u.O5 m, 453, 65s pm; Sunday, 7.S3 a m; south. 7.U7. s-s3. .36 m, 4.1i, 6. .52 m; Sunday, 6.l6 m- See BotSfOrd above.
 Stepney-North. PA, 1O11, 10 3S m, 4A. 6.4s m; Sunday, 7.24 a m; South. 7.l5. s.a u.45a Long Hill-North, f7.ls, lO.06, lO.aO m. 4.3s, 6.36 p m; Sunday, f7.lS p m; South 7.aO, S-57, rlam6aiSaitS as IT, t 1os @ seaaaYy iSoS Y6 s m m . 6.3O D m; Sunday. fl m; South. 7.ss, S.&2, 11.54 m; 4.Ss, "A p III; Sunday, f6-35 p ID. 6.aO m Sunday. 700 a m; Arrive, 7.35. s55 m. 12.05 445. FPS D m; Sunday, 645 P. m.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
HIGHLAND DIylsIoN.

Danbury-East, 5:ss n.H m. 7os m. West awleyyille-East, 750. 11.as . m, zl7 m. NUrss Msst' Sa9;n; s;e9 2 n; stS sn gnn; West, S.54 m. 2-36 7.06 D m. Sandy Hook-East 75s, H.56 . ID, 725 m; southb1ryeEa.si. % s. ScS. s1 E 5 %a % TBS ID. wes. S4s m, 22k 6.52 D m. Southford.East sig m, 12.14 7.le ? ID. Wesk S.36 m. 2l5, 646 p m. Waterbury-Due. G36 . m. l2-3A &ol ? n West. S13 . n, 1.50. 6e4 m.
 Trains stop whom siGnaled ely.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
DANBURY DIVISION.

Danbury-North (Nain St. station) 6.l5, 730 9O5 a. m, 3.25 p m. Seuth 600, S.3U. u.45 m 6:55. Sunday sos m. 6.lO m. Sunday, White st:, North, 7.ss. 1o5s am.
 South 7.ss, sss 1I.a a m. Zoo. ss
 pm;; Sunday SD m: ~ 6.4a,7 7.5sp m. Sunday, ,I009 m. s.2l p n. South 6O6, 7.3O. s26. 9.45, Ii. .5a m. 4O6. 7.O1 m.
 ReddinsyNorah No t % 7.Ss. & m m, sos. s.s, 7.ss D m. Sunday. 1O.O3 a m, s14 m. south, 6.12. 's3s 1I;5s m.7 7.os p m: Sunday, SIS m, 6 g m. Sanford-North, 7.G3, m, 1.59, 6.33, 7.49 p m Sunday,959 a m, SlO p m. South, 616. s36 a m GGs 7.lI m. Sunday, s:ss m. 65 P m.
 5.35, 6.S 7.4s p nj. sunday, s.5s m. scs pm. South, ,6.2i, 7.45 s.N. 1900 m, l2.Os. 4.sO. Georgetown-NortR. 6Sa. m, .L4s.. 6.e4. 7.39 m. Sunday, 9.4s m, 7.5s p m. South, 6.2s. S.45 a m. l2.1l. !.si p m. Sunday. s.S1 a m. 6.36
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

Get Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic
 Pellets for biliousneSs and ''cut out" calomel and other drastic drugs. A months treatment-25 doses--for 25c. Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook: s. J. Park, Trumbull; w. B. Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BETHEL.
BAKERS STRIKE ENDED.

BAKER STRIKE ENDED.
 The bakers strike in Bethel and Danbury came to an end, Thursday, February 5. The bakers began work Sunday night. The contract drawn up by the arbltrating committee was satisfactory to both the bosses and the men. Erdmann S Co.'S team began running again, last Saturday ,and will now make their regular trip through Newtown, Sandy Hook, Bedding and other places as usual
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
BETHLEHEM.


AN ENJOYABLE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 MT and Mrs J. w. Smith opened their hospitable home, last week Fri day evening, to entertain thelr friends, the occasion being the 2lst birthday of their son, Herbert I. Smith. The evening was pleasant and travelling good and about 80 or 90 were present from Watertown, Morris, Washington, Cheshire and Plainville. Misses Lucy, Phoebe and Emfna Smith assisted in receiving the guests. A very social and pleasant evening was passed. Card playing and dancing were enjoyed by those that wished. Refreshments consisting of sand wiches, cake and coffee were served in abundance. Taken all together it was very enjoyable and appropriate com pliment to one of Bethlehem'S most enterprising and prominent young men.
 MISS CRANE-MR HURLBURT.
 On Wednesday evening, February 4, at the home of MT and Mrs Edward N . Crane, the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lena M., to Clifton Hurlburt of Waterbury took place, by the Rev S. W. TOles, pastor of the Methodist church. Only the immediate families of the contracting parties were pres ent. They will reside in Waterbury.
 H. I. Smith, accompanied by James Whittlesey of Morris, attended the meeting of the Connecticut fruit growers at Hartford, last week.
 The death of Mrs Ruth Allen Bene- dict occurred in Seymour, February l, aged 76. Mrs Benedict was native of Bethlehem and mother of Dr Bene- dict of Waterbury.
 The prospects of the Bethlehem trolley are booming. PrOspectOrs have been over the route.
 SOUTHVILLE.
 NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13
SOUTHVILLE.

NEWS IN BRIEF. David Barnum purchased pair of
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

Hu25 Year, 75 Gents for Six Months 50 Gents for Four Months. Four Gents a Copy
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

Telephone call, 24S-32.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-13

Newtown, Friday, February 1s, 1903
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26
Gn 9iafonisie Girfiombro,
ct Sanatorium for
brDfiDge.

: abifinigc 5or6inbelier far
Spsrgsnaalet Daret aiort / DANTE
rem: ,Raar mon 9iatoHisiezGers
ningen tommsr frsm b.anot os?~
Get er mcb tor @lebe oe saf til
Sub, at reg fan meocele o9aniferen"s
9aIere, at benne 5ante. Der l9nse
bar lia9et hos flsre ibldnot pori
Tolt, MI bar ontdget fat Stittelis,
ioet en- Del 9snner bar bannet en-
Organization Der / 5praarst ,. Gle
Morts blep %inforporsret unrsr Golos
rabo's Gore for religieie 9elgereas
beossSelffaber.
lens offcie.le BARN er: oSuth@
r a 3eaconefs= Snititute uno Sands
torium 4uriliarn".
Jorenineens goarO Of 9ruftess pil
,fomme III at 6eitaa al Is Meolemmer.
Der aae ifuQe p4re a~utbsranere oq
minbft 10 at bisfs Meclsmner al
Zen for. banTf ep.=lutb. &irte | 4lnes
rita. De fsriteGmbeosmano / Boarn
Of 5ruItees er pait. 9. g. Gbritidn=
fen fpm sFormdnb, paft. 5. Msasr
fom 9icssTormanb, poit. S. g. Sem
Zen iom aasierer % nmoertegneos
fom Sefret9r.
0ette Board er belpis orgdniiersi
: efter famine 0runrfetnin9 inn .Sns
brs omissions geitnrslie" ca tirteltg
Torenina til Spfsrefe df npe airtsr
| a~ebenbapn.
Disie Bep9gelier bar p9ret til 1dd
megen g%eiiignelie / bort Jooreldno,
20 bet bar poret be til benne Gag
trnftebe 9enners 9aub, at famine
Srunbfatninesr pilbe fsre til rt9eli
gelfianclfe / arbeioet bldnot be 'p9e.
Oruanifcfionsns Gormoal ION
lssynftss / SnfOrporutiOnsoril''
ierre er felsente:
l. ut oprette pg u~Hoerbolbs q
sonotorium i Colorado, ! hOilts'
brnItinae uben 5enIDs til 9jem'
fapn, 1rossbefenoelie, NatiOna!ttei
euer Sorpe funns msbe mtriiten
aarliqbeD Os pleje i ct aliua msr
foa aunitiae getinselIer for Sslbrepsl'
fe % ainbring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26
gaafcoag / @urnme.

De. y meo ct til CpsrFloo fnlot
6isrte, at jsg MI preper pad at ienSe
gosr en- life MebeeleIie ON, bpors
leoes ri bar fejr.t en- pud forunoerlig
Waaf. beliignet paditefeit. o6srren
er o%pitancen", er 10 bet oper al Wadz
D. 6erlies gunftab, Ri paa benne Dag
ct minceee pn. Sub gire, bet matte
pinSe mere Genlno / bore !6jerter, Do
itulta ri imiffert ogina ie mere 5ruat
al bort 4rbsjoe. 9st bar Yau,i inb.-z
lic. Znife, at ban MATTE tenbs aris
HI Cpitanrelies araft (5il. 3, 10.).
Cg er bet life Telpfagt, at ben Selus,
Der ror mGgtig moi til at o~perpinoe
9gDen, er ngfao moetigt npt til at
6jolps os ca f~orlene os al ben Stnrfe,
ri beberer for at fulofsre bet 9Derc,
bon bar betrret os2
3 bet gbrs par Dor 9auifeOa9 fad
itranlense, Ing oe pdrm. iom ben bel
funbe pGr. / ret iolrige Sdpdn. npils
foarlig lerebss ems Sunfer ben pao
ben fcrife qdaifemorsen, bd en- aldrs
ben itsrre enb Solens omifinnebe ben
ftaffels gdgi, osr bdpbe fadet bet umu,
lies 6oerb at bolbs Sefus | 6rdDen.
0ipes Der ct umuligere 5perb2 90
bog, bnor ofte forieees bet life enbnu
rem Tag / Dag. Mon Tiger at bins
bre Irelieren % bans 3ifeiple ! Or
bejpet for Cubs Rigss ubbrebelfe;
men lnfteliepis er be lise faa uformus
enpe fom bine afmastiee So.boter,
Der fdlDt til Sornen, oa be iaa en- en-
gels alorbso. 5pab ON be buDbe let
ieIpe 5reiferens?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26

9et b.tenbtaeres 6srpeb for Si9et
% 8enner, al 6.rren ~bjemtalote min
fare Mdnb, qaitpr RubolpA Bernie
fen, ben IA. Maj ! Buffalo, 9etpDorf,
sFter q asrs itreng Spsoom / en-
alber at 80 Mar. 5erOeb brinSsr jss
min bjer.eligIie 3at for al ben 39rs
liebsb og 0eltaseie, Der er blsoen Os
bepiit unoer min Manbs Spgoom og
peb bans gesropslTe. pr9iterne 8.
81. Often Do e. p%rsOenien tattes for
bsres trsiterise Orb peb 9adren. 2is
sslebes b.ber iss RsRisbsp:rne / Ore
aon os Rutlano. Nis, m%oOtdse min
3at frrnait BET eooe, be beoiite os /
ben torte s3ib, 6erren f%orunots us Der.
6an pelfiene cher nle bsrfor.
,6erren GAP, 5erren tOg, 6errens
Nopn bore loret."
Anna genneen
Qincoln, Nsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26
Slot ct Gar Sen9rfaingcr.

.Gonnepirte" oplpte / fiofte llge /
!6snbolo til por 8eoegsrelie / ar. 81,
at Den % life BAT. gructner bar
Sfplpen for uOelaoeiierne, nj paaps=
gene. DEN baobe uoen at ipprge ban
% uoen at 6emGrte bet unelaot en-
Del al Re trasielte l1btrDt. SmioIers
tio bliper bet Oerpeb, at ri, iom paa.
rift, life bar n9gtet at optuge gdit.
grucfners .Senipar". men fun BIT,
Der life oar Spar til 8aTt. G1orez
bn.
ct fife Gpor pad Qdit .grucfners
geitplbninger mob Bait. 5borbp fan
pentes meo BET fsrite.
81. 81. Mnbersn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26
.sanitsrsn". : sirsSas ). 2e. @laj 1903.

inist bar at lepe for. og iun funns is
q aolp fra 5erren Ill Al gao % tiene
bans inae2 Stulne Der life pare 8pinz
Der, iom tunoe i1ippe imaa Spsaper
fpr al taee ben witprite / at bline en- Sc
III 5ienerinoe for bans ipge os fors
Liable?
qldnen meo 0iatonisfegerninesn
inesbe!oer intet mt. Ter gnifes life,
At ben peo os Ital fremtrGbe unosr me
5crme, = men toartimob. al ben
ital FINITE Jig iaa nar iom muli9t til
Mrnc Iteoerne / GaiIerstpertb % 9s<
bsnbaon os betraates ION en- afl9aeer
ef bine TO Stiftslier. Oct er bort
6aab at itule foo en- 6usmober fra
9iatrnisiesS tiftelfen ! aebenbapn.
Wen boorleoes itaTes Miolerns til
9eje2
Scr bet ferite er BET en- 5reit at
pioe, unesr bpor TRANCE 9aor 9iafoz
nisfez9 ernineen faa ofte dIene !
5iQio til0uo - bar mddttet beonnbe.
5or BET anoet tor garmbiertisbeo
bel bdnfe frimooia pau 8%armbiertia
6sOs 9er2 nj 6eninn bertil bar
Organiiatiunen inotoget ben Sitting,
BEN bar; tbi Del er oens 6eniigt at
61nfe pda ale 8pre for at beoe ON en
Care = babe paa enfelte qsrion.rs.
Samfun0s. 5oreninaers % / Bet bel.,
6Dpr 9~drmbisrti1beO fon oente at i'm
De Ct aabent 9re % 6ierte.
@nbeioere er BET 6eniigten At oanns
en- Screening / Qig6eo m;o Der 4feus
MA z@erein@ / aaii.rspertb = ioas
'eoes al hbert Meolem bber Ct adrlist
9iorag paa minof 80 Gts. % faar oa
6oert apartal Il glaO tilfenot meo
0p,rIat optr stifeliens og Sassns
Sang / eet BEE.
5or6inoelie 6ermeo er imiOlertib
en- ancen 9lan: Den nemlig at Taaz
mart osnue screenings Meolemsuntai
MAR 1000 og pper, bill BET darlige
9cniine.nt b.ioe rejft til l Dollars
imoo, Al bet Meplem. Der bd efter at
hare tiIfsrt 5orenineen et Qar ar
gri6es al grpitipse. bar frit Opbolo
% 9s6anbling paa 8iatonisieitiftels
lens Sanatorium I 6 Modnebsr -
ielDfelgelig mas ban unosrtaite Jig
o,ttes Hesler.
Ter ion matte arsribes efter al
bare paret MeOem i 8 9Lar erhoIc:r
Cp6olo og 9ebanbline / 1 aar.
Gno..is Oil bsr isees psp Smaas
i~friftsr, glahe % 5rattater at potfe
Sn.sresie for os a9rlisheO iii benne
Sag pso at fod 5oIt brast / fda
pirsfte gsrering meb ben belle Gerniiig
ion mulist.
Def er 6eniieten at padbesnnef
bette Qrbeibe = iaa mart be alItt
nerrenoigTe Miolsr sr for 6aonoen.
6ermeo p9re pa benne pigtige Sag
ldet frem for SUBS Soft til Genifdr6
for bsres Iorbsn pg a1rliehsb = a.
frem for brett Msnnsits, ION bar
mcolirsnfeo MO ipes Og forIaote.
meo Jretens s6ilisn.
Goers / 6erren
). Mnben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26

3aar 9pierne b%euuenoer Jig til 5ult, Der
nberterer 8laoet, enten for at tg6e bos
benz eaer iOr at fna Splpsninser ON oct
aperterebe, beoes be altio Dmtale. at De ina
gpertisiementet / bette Blao. Set pil uGre
til seriiois Nutre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26

benoe meo til airte, noaet. f6m bun
ben 0ang / bpjeite 9rob teosoes oeD.
..Gom 9sgel iop isa," fagos bun. .ieg
por olbsles life bet minoite interesfes
ret ben Sang. og buOoe intet fom belit
I2nIfe ON at brre. hoob ariItenooms
men bur. ldnot minore ON feb at
bIipe en- !RriIten. 0et bar fsrIt, efttr
at ri fom til 5ormOid, at leg b.spnbte
at fsle srana til at bere SUBS Orb,
% Der baube ieg ingen anlsoning."
Da Re leper temmsli9 langt borie og
tinioe bar bait en- 1el Del 9ngoom /
,6ufet, bar BET naret panitsligt Tor
henbe at TONNE msb til bore Sdms
mentomiter ret ofte, faa oi f1r bait
msbsr / peres eaet 6jem boer 5irss
baa often De iibite tire @laareoeJ. S9s
foo benbes Cperbering par fulot no
tilfrebsfiQenbe. liar naar man idae'
/ g~etraotnino, at bun er Ell aolnoe
fra Qanoet upen ierlig gOof eutr laTs
fla Del uoDiflsoe Gpner, Og DOG sr bun
- Iaapel iom ben oncen aolnoe TEN
meIia langt foruo for ;: fl.ite SdPas
neferinOer. 6enhs8 NaOn er 9anas
tate Sati Oct ferIte. 5dmiliena0net'
betnber Stranotriger, bet er en-, lonn
poater anTten for at binoys fsnotIi9
QanOqan9; bet iioitt, ION 6st1pfr
@dn0falo. er et meget aI%ninoeli9f
abinoenaon).
5. BET enc Barn par here's en- Odt@
fer lille qi9. omtrent ct Gar 9ams
melt; i 0adben fit bet Qapnet Gaoalo
(ben fpite e1er Shifted.
6. lei au6et par gorenura5 lille
pig, ION fl bet I~ialone, nan meast
mutt. Rdpn 3ae (ta betaoey talri9,
mana. eaer megen; E bttnoer godot
eaer Understandings, %alifdd: mt9tfl
Qoare el.r talrigs Raaossf.oisnins
GER.
: fan tro. at Oi bar glaoe. Ser par
life min0re eno 6 pad en- Dag, Al
6pilfe De fire par potsne. on 3pem 81
bapoe gruno til at fro, at oe lite alsne
snIteoe, men oaiaa buOoe 5oruoiat@
ninaerne for at TONNE / Giusiamfuno
meo ben Sub, Der frelier os frier ira
Spnb, Orb % Dom. Seq BED intet
mere uotrDttsfulbt at ii9e ON osnne
9aq enD ct Oar Orb at 0dgsns Get
tie: Nj 6srren er bet fist og nneerltg
for pore Zine. 0enne er 0ogsn. Jon
5erren bar giort. LAB Os frpoe os
alabe ps paa benz" (Sul. 11S, %,
24).
gonemura pr1bitebs oOer 8assns
Gpaneelium, os albrig bar ieg bsrt
bam Ida peltdlenne; bee Yr9oitsnen
par iom en- uaibrubt 2ooidng om Dor
5reliers iejrriee OpitdnpelIs; men
iammen meo bsnne circumference gops
~prisnine por berl IN llnOertone AZ
qopdrfel, Der III llotrbf | omtrent
fsleenh. Orb: .2a9 Merte til. at BET
par fun Ssiu 8iieiple, Der 1T Del /
benne operp9ttss 9laoe. ingen dnoen
Ioo BAN; tbi uoen 3rO Tan inssn ie
BAN eler foa Del / bans Spltdnoelies
Strait. 5roen aabner Sj9lens Zine,
og gsr 6isriet ~mootagtiis for BAN,
bans Rdaoe % BEN subcommittee
ardft, bpormeb ban ieireoe ocer 9so,
@rup % Sslp5e. 5rtsn uOrsttsr
Ioaoanns Ting, men alt anoet; Bis
oom, aunbifab, Dpb, 9Grbdrbee,
2Grs, Stang, Magt, eler bpao BET M
enb pare maa, er b.r mdgtesIss. Def
par life nosen at be DiIe eller tore,
cer If bet fsrite gubitab en- Seiu Ops
itanoelie, men Maria Magollene, en-
aDinps, en-, at bOem Seius bdOot ubs
brepen fpp 9jGple. en-, ION bar uos
rspen al % frigjOrt fra 9iaoeiens
Most, life peb egne9nitrenselier, men
at SeIns ariitag ielo. Oct famine
maa lie meo beer sntelt. og bet Tier
fun neo Green.
GOrtiGtiss poa SiOe y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26
,9anifercn"

bitter Ien6t til Subifribenter. inbtii ub
trptfeli9 Spiiselie m0oto9es al llosioerue
pg al @9lo er betult, / CoerensFtemmelie
nleo De 6orencbe Staters 9uitlone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb.,
as s~econd-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-26

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-09
TO WELD THE PEN.

COLONEL Patrick Henry Win
~ ston, a we'll known eccentric char
acter OF Spokane. has begun the pub
lication of what will be known to
future generations as "Winstonis
Weekly" The gentleman swings u
hot pen and promises to keep some.
thing doing. Mr.. Winston is always
a member OF the dominant political
party so for the present the paper will
probably be republican. Tie colonel
is said to have remarked short time
ago that he had graduated from the
populist party into the insane asylum
and from there into the democratic
party but that he now belongs to the
party in rover whattve that might
be. Here is strain given out in the
first issue:
much has been said OF unhappy
great men. Misery is the penalty OF
genius. Homer and Milton were
blind; Napoleon died in captivity,
Voltaire in exile, Swift in the mad
house, William Jennings Bryan has
fled to Europe and Mayor Frank Boyd
to Priest Lake.
Socrates took poison; John Brown
was hung, Paul Schulze committed
suicide, Schwab got buffaloed at
Monte Carlo and the rich man open
ed his eyes in hell
"Grant's sword was sold for debt,
Archbishop Ireland took the benefit
OF the bankrupt law, Charles V. turn
ed clockmaker, Harry Green is in the
penitentiary and Howard Kressley in
Jail.
"Marie Antoninette died by the
guilotine, the Empress Eugene was
expelled from France, and the Brown
addition aristoc,acy are quarantined
AZ Hayden Lake.
''Ben Tillman's eye was knocked
out, Wade Hampton got kicked by a
mule, the Rev. Manning was dragged
from the yestry OF All Saints Cathe.
oral and Storey Buck and Amsdell
Ansell were tried for heresy.
"And yet greatness has its compen-
stations; a. Nj. Cameron's picture is in
the city hall and Laughton was Gre.
mated"
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-09

The only way to get start in the
world we know of is to do whatever
you can get to d. and do it the beat
you can. Don't be afrail Of work.
When people employ you they hire
you to do the work. They do not hire
you to look at. II they wanted to do
the work themselves they would not
hire you. Some people claim to be
looking for work when in fact they
are looking for snap. The snaps are
all taken. Don't waste your time
looking for them. Jdst get a job OF
any kind and do it a little better than
your employer expects and stick at il.
until you get something better. That's
the way to get a start and there is no
other way. 1: you try any other plan
you will struggle along in poverty and
trouble all the days OF your life.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-09
Chicag0's Big Fete.

The Northwestern railway an
nounccs that Chicago's Centennial
Jubilee, to lie given this fall, is begin.
ming to ATTRACT attention throughout
the western states. From September
26 to October l, the city will be the
scene OF series OF municipal fete such
as have been equaled only in the days
OF the Romans.
Two Of the most popular features on
the program will he the military pa.
rade for President Roosevelt, and a
vivid reproduction OF the burning Of
Chicago.
The parade will include United
States troops from the forts Of the
West, the state militia, crack regi-
ments from different parts Of the
country, and other uniformed organ
izations.
In the mimic conaagration, five
hundred tons OF Roman fire will be
ignited simultaneously on the tops OF
the taller buildings within the area
burned by the great fire OF 1871. The
skyscrapers will be especial vantage
grounds for the display, and from the
DeKoven street home Of the famous
Mrs. O'Lcary, where the great fire
started, there will be big flight oi
bombs.
In one OF the parks there will he a
reproduction Of Fort DeM born, built
in 1908. This was the first white
mans building in the city, and it is to
commemorate its construction that
the Jubilee is held. Four hundred
Indians, descendants OF the tribes that
once lived in Chicago, will hold camp
about the fort and will make a daily
attack on it. The structure also will
be the scene Of reunion Of the scatter.
ed pioneers of the city.
An industrial Parade at night, bril-.
liantly illuminated and containing
many handsome floats, will he another
spectacle. There also will be superb
fireworks, automobile races, swim.
ming races and water polo contests in
which the participants will be the
famous athletes OF the country, yacht
ing races in which the crack boats CT
the lakes will fight for valuable cups,
and many other open-air events to
which all Chicago and the surround
ing country will be hidden.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-09
TOO MUCH HASTE
DROSPERITY is nervous disease.

DRosPERlrY is nervous disease
Y Merely being prosperous makes
many people nervous. Women, hav-
ing business duties, are peculiarly
subject to this complaint. Their ply
steal strength is less, their nervous
systems are more complicated. The
decrease Of country life is to be re-
GREETED because cities make nervous
race, different from the cool old stock
that has been the foundation OF our
government and the basis of our civ
ilization. Nearness to the soil is nee.
essary to a strong condition Of nerves,
The American climate, especially in
the Northern States, is exciting and
many who cannot sleep in the United
States are less troubled with insomnia
abroad. More coffee or alcohol, with
out feeling stimulated, can be con-
sumed in London and most foreign
capitals than in Chicago or New
York. When cable cars, with gongs
and crowds, messenger boys and tele-
grams, telephones, packed streets,
railways overhead, automobiles, eleva-
tors and the general machinery OF
haste are added, nervous tension be-
comes extreme. Sometimes it takes
the form OF passion for late hours
which is often as disintegrating as the
love OF drink. Pleasures and diver
sions are never sufficient to form a
life. Responsibility is necessary to
freedom. One OF our problems is to
make natural activities attractive
not contining enough to exhaust, but
enough to keep us from being as rest
less as fly under an exhausted re.
ceiver. Thackeray, at the end OF his
poem, had his heroine 60 ON cutting
bread and butter. Candide, after ex.
aiming all possible worlds, decided
that the real thing was to cultivate a
garden.