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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
Had Enonuh Of LAM.

A gentleman who II now genera gu
perlntcndent OF railroad began life
by trying IN practice law In Missouri
village. one ~ his first cases was no
fore his father. who was justice Of
the pence After a stormy wrangle be-
tween the young attorney and his AL
vcrsary. the old gentleman decided the
case against his sons client. The young
man gave vent to some expressions Of
indignation. gathered up his books aud
started 10 leave the room. Ills father
pushed his specs on 10 his forehead and
began mildly 10 lecture him, saying:
Young man. do you expect TO make
your living prncticing lawT
The son. who had by this time
reached the door shouted back a. he
retired from the field
Not before such u blamed fool court
~ this"
He abandoned the law and engaged
in rallroading with great success
Green Bag.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
BENSON SCHOOL HOUSE.

Oct. IL. l9O3.-Well as We
have seen nothing from this place
in some time wethought Of giving
the Eagle readers a few lines.
Mr.. ID. Cargill came in from Call
Saturday almost sick, after witness
ing the death of his mother who
died at Call Oct. 9Th. A true low.
ing mother is the truest friend
boys and girls ever you have on
earth. Mrs. Cargill has been liv-
ing for some years in this immedi-
ate neighborhood and had gained
the confidence Of many friends.
Mrs. Cargill leaves four sons and
one daughter who have the most
profound sym pathy Of this neigh
borhood.
Rev. Meredith filled his regular
appointment Saturday and Sunday.
The farmers are just about done
gathering in this part, they will all
have a long time to repair fences
and make more hog pastures and
such lik 0,s,S i7 ~ to blowing by
o ana 70 -,
G 70 ristmas, so that we can 81 a.
even start with mir. Boil Weevil'
and another good thing is, we want
a canning factor in Bryan or some
where close by, SO that every farm
or can have something to sell in
the summer, and We are most sure
II will benefit the farmers some
w,v A Reader.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
ENORMOUS ARMY
Under the forepsugh.Sells Brothers
Banner.

Very few persons have a definite
idea Of the number OF people en-
ploytd by the Forepaugh.Sells Cir
Gus, which is easily the largest in
stitution of its kind in the country.
A summary discloses the following
interesting figures; The huge tented
outfit is moved from town TO town
on "a railway cars, all of which are
60 feet in length and require four
fret class locomotives to haul them.
The cars are owned by the show
management and were built espeo-
tally for them. In addition to the
cars used in transporting the show
there are four advertising cars in ad.
vance, which are also the property
of the circus. The number OF en-
ployees in various capacities is lie.
gion. The list is rs follows: % agts.
so bill.posters, % canvasmen, l25
grooms, 40 property men, 20 ward
robe men, II chandelier men, 40
property razorbacks or trainmen,
30 cook-house men, 80 animal at
tendants, II dining.car men, ~
sleeping.car porters 800 equestrains
acroba,s, vaulters, gymnats and
other arenic performers. Then
there are Jockeys and characters,
and Merrick Military Band of 40
pieces. The executive staff which
accompanies the show is also COM
plete. II includes a manager with
eight assistants, a treasurer with
four assistants, a boss canyasman
with eight assistants, a boss hostler
with six assistants, a superinten.
dent of transportation, superin.
tendent Of menagerie and museum
and two detectives. The side-show
and concert people number So
This great army will be here when
the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers Enormous Shows United
appears on Saturday, oct. 18th.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14

feathers visited here sunday.
Mr.. Grier Wiley left Saturday
for North Texas.
Mr.. Il. L. Hudspe!h went t.
Wheelock Saturday.
Most Of the people of this com
munity are talking about the 18th
Everybody attend the prohibi'
ton Rally Oct. "a.
Rev. J. NJ Zimmerman of Kur'
ten visited here Sunday.
The farmers are about through
gathering.
Mr.. Elzie Elliott and wife Wis
tied here yesterday. Cor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
The MEMS FURNIsHERS
COTTONWOOD.

Oct. II, i9O3.-Rev. J, W. Bull
lock filled his appointment here
Sunday.
Mr.. John Sabo of Harris school,
was here Sunday.
The Cottonwood schoo! will open
this morning with Prof. J. l.. Cobb,
Of Hearne, as teacher.
Messrs. Henry Hudspeth and
Chas. Prosnal visited at Blanton
Sunday.
Mr.. Chris. Freeman Of Bryan
visited here Sunday.
The Blanton school will begin
this morning with Prot j. r. Tim.
norman as teacher.
= MisseS stella Covinglon, and
Kate Shdlton Of Higgs school were
plesan, Visitors here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. H4nry Locke Of Byran visit.
ed home folks here Sunday.
Mr. Mute Price OF Wheellock was
a visitor here yesterday.
Misses Mary Robinson and Lau.
"a Presnal Of Harri. attended
church mere Sunday
Mrs. Holden aud Miss Hattie
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
wELLBORN'S INVITATION.
Wants Everybody TO Attend the Farm.
ers' Institute Meeting Oct. q.

The Eagle has been requested to
publish the following hearty and
cordial invitation which explains
itself:
Wellborn, Texas, Oct. ~.
Editors Eagle: A meeting OF
the citizens of Wellborn communi.
ty was held Saturday, Oct. 10, to
arrange for the Farmers Institute
TO be held at Wellborn on Friday,
Oct. 90. All interested are cor.
daily invited to be present on
that date, and those who can con-
sistently do so bring full baskets
and assist us in giving our visit.
ing friends and co-workers a hear.
ty welcome and a good time.
We expect several prominent
speakers. Thos. II. Royder,
ID. Giles, Chairman
Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
For Sale.

Entire outfit and fixtures Of the
Central Hotel, Bryan, Texas. consist
ing ~ fifteen bed room sets, complete
office, dining room and Kitchen fur
niture and utensils-evcrything new
and clean. Building can be- leased foI
reasonable rent. Call at premises uI
address BOX PSI Bryan. Texas
This is very popular Hotel and does
a nice business, 27l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
U. D. {. Meeting.

l.. ;. Ross chapter, T.. ID. &. will
meet At the home of Mrs. Wilson, on
Friday Oct. 10, Up. m. Roll call ia
be answered by short facts in the life
of Gen. Il. T.. Lee. The principal ex
er1isc Of the occasion Is Ia be- n Par,
liamentary Drill, conducted hy Mrs
Dr.. Raysor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14

Houston and San Antonio al
dermen have adopted ordinances
requiring seperste compartments
for white and colored people in the
street cars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
stitute.

Brazos county people have tried
10 get along with one money crop
long enough. Let's get Mr.. Shell
fer to come back and tell us how to
grow tobacco for profit, and Mr..
Dixon or Mr.. Mally to help US
along with the fruit and cannery
proposition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
Adyi,sd by Iddinqs.

Washington. Aug. THE washing
ton government was advised OF thu
election of the new pope by the fol-
lowing cableEram received from Mt.
Iddings American charge d affairs Ut
Rome Cardinal Sarto elected pope.
Age sixty.eight"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
Boys Wanted,

For every boys suit in our house
We have boys suits from Zoe to 500
a suit. Webb Bros. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14

Acting Insurance Commissioner
Thweatt says there are more wild
cat insurance companies doing bus.
mess in Texas than ever.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14
Secretary

Wei. born has gone 70 work -
-: -. s-,s History. IN q
,. -atllasssnn nike manner to entertain
the Brazos County Farmers In
stitute.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14

Charles Medworth. a farmer. wat
killed near Mount Ayr. Ind. by a hired
man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-14

what a man sees only In his best
moments NJ truth Is truth In all mo-
ments. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
It's Cruel Sport.

Roping steers and busting bronohos
is at best cruel sport. In the roping con-
test at the fair grounds Tuesday last, for
instance, one steer was thrown so Violent
ly to the ground and fell in such man
ner as to break'one of its horns short offs
II was one Of the long-horned kind of cat
tie and en- being released the animal
showed its Intense suffering by careening
about and shaking its head until it was
again roped and the horn removed by the
cowboys.
Such rough sport is hardly in iine with
our present day civilization and Chris
tianity. but rather is in keeping with the
tortuous sports of medaeval times. or it is
a match for the Spanish pastime of bull
fights. The exhibition of such cruelty has
no good effect on the young people who
witness it.-Pueblo Indicator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
Cures Sciatica.

Rev. W. L. Riley. L. L. D., Cuba. New
York, writes: After fifteen days Of ex-
orutiatng pain from soiatica rheumatism.
under various treatments, | was induced
to try Ballard's Snow Liniment, the first
application giving my first relief. and the
qualified recommendation" Csc, SOC and
Sl.oo at Hereford g. Awards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
Personal and Uncomplimentnry

"Cherokee" Bill Smith is receiving en-
tirely too much attention from the press
and public when his intellectual and NOR
al size is considered. "Bill' is only half
witted, half-orazod. half breed and some
marshal or constable ought to take him
out behind the pig sty, hold his nose until
his mouth opens and then put paris green
on his tongue Pueblo Post.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
\ Scaiawag Perpctrates an irrepar'
able Wrong.

During the past two weeks a worthless
fellow, one Jesse a. Moore. has been cir
eulating report derogatory TO the char
aeter and standing OF Mrs. a. E. Welsh
and her husband. Rev. Welsh. The
years ago he and Mrs. Welsh were mar
ried and that they had separated without
a divorce. thus making Rev. and Mrs,
Welsh unlawfully married. AS soon as
Nj. Welsh heard Of the report he hunted
up Moore who acknowled that the story
was false. Practically about the only ba-
sis for the story was that Moore and Mrs.
Welsh formerly lived in the same town in
Kansas.
Moore not only acknowledged that he
lied. but went before notary and made
the following affidavit:
Rocky Ford. Col. June so. 1908.
do solamnly swear before the Al
mighty God and in the presence Of these
witnesses that the statements made by
me against the character Of Mrs. 4. E
Welsh arc false in every particular.
Jesse 4. Moore.
wi,,.ss.s. E!!see Ayerbury.
Witnesses; Mary J. Anderson.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
Both day Of Junn. 1908.
Mary J. Anderson.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Feb. 18th. 1906
Lynch law is always To ba condemned
but in such case as this il is a matter
Of roRre; that tho public whipping post is
not among tho legal judicial machinery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
Fourth of July Rates.

From all points in Colorado one first
class standard fare with minimum selling
rate Of SOC, In Kansas and New Mexico
one fare plus soc within 200 miles. Date
Of sales July Sd and 4th; limit July z
Continuous passage in each direction.
4-2t F. G. Curran. Agt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

National G. 4. r. eneampment. San
Francisco. August 1922. 1908 Rate
Of $40. Liberal stop-oysr in California.
Ticket limited To October 10Th final
return. Date Of sale August 2nd to 5th
Inclusive. Call on local agont for infor.
nation. F. G. Curran. kgt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

Mr. Conner has gone east to make ex-
tensiyo purchases Of vehicles. Woprom-
ise TO show one Of the most complete
lines ever brought to the Arkansas valley
Wait until they arrive.
Il Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
I.ree Employment Agency.

Mon wanting places TO work on farm
should leave their names at tho Enter
prise office. orders having boon left with
US TO secure hands. No charge for this
service TO either farmer or laborer. 5-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

For lazy liver Try ChamberlOin's
Stomach snd Liver Tablets. They inyig-
crate tho liver. aid the digestion. regulate
tho bowels and prevent bilious attacks.
For sale by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

For BEE SUPPLIES see the K. W.
English Lumber Co. We think we
can please you and We know our
SUPPLIES will please the BEES. S8ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

We will have plenty of Cane Seed.
Call and see US.
tt. Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

ARTESIAN WATER delivered from
the Swink well at z5c per tank. Leave
your orders with the Rocky Ford Trading
Co. Aft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

The Swink Srtesian well Is now in
shape 10 GIL tanks at 25 cents. Leave
your orders at tho Rocky Ford Trading
Co. i-If.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

For Rent, 2 good 6-rOom houses. $40.
sos and sos S. 18th. Apply AZ soz S.
18Th. 5-6p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

We will take your order for loose Hay
delivered at once.
II. Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

Always the Best Of Meats will be
found at Gerbing's meat market. II no,
now customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

CALVES WANTED am in the mar
ket for calves. Il. not convenient - call
on me, drop me card and | will call on
you. Q. b. Stautfer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

flake L. II. Gorbing your butcher. At
his meat Market will DO found tho very
best. 25u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

Wanted-A competent girl for general
Enquire at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03

We make a speciality Of good wor
and quick service.
Rocky Ford Steam Laundry.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

Peter Hubbell, otham Booth, John J Gillet.
 172O: Thomas Bennitt, Joseph Peck Jotham Booth, Peter Hubb ell, Benja min Du ming.
 1721: Thomas Bennitt, Joseph Peck Jotham Booth, Ephraim Peck.
 1722: Thomas Bennitt, Samuel Beers, Ephraim Peck, John Northrop, John Leavenworth.
 1723: Ebenezer Booth, Ephraim Peck, Samuel Booth, Thomas Skid- more, Abraham Baldwin. l724: Peter Hubbell, John Northrop, Ephraim Peck, Samuel Beers, John Leavenworth.
 1725: John Northrop, John Botsford, Ephraim Peck.
 1726: John Botsford, John Northrop, Benjamin Cunning, John Booth, Ephraim Peck.
 l727: John Botsford, John Northrop, Ephraim Peck, John Booth.
 TIPS: John Botsford, Ephraim Peck, Nathan Baldwin, Thomas Skidmore, Ephraim Hawley. | 1729: Joseph Peck, Job Sherman, Nathan Baldwin, Ephraim Hubbell, Ephraim Peck, James Northrop.
 1730: Thomas Bennett, Daniel Sher man, Joseph Botsford, Moses Stilson, John Gillet.
 1731: Joseph Botsford, Capt Bennett, Nathan Baldwin, John Northrop, Benjamin Cunning.
 1732: Joseph Peck, John Northrop, John Botsford, John Leavenworth, Thomas Tousey.
 1733-34: John Northrop, Nathan Baldwin, JosephBotsford, John Glover, Obadiah Wheeler. l 1735: Obadiah Wheeler, John Glover, Caleb Baldwin, Stephen Burwell, Ephraim Peck.
 1736: Caleb Baldwin, Stephen Bur- we'll, John Northrop, Daniel Booth, John BOtSfOrd. | 1737: Job Sherman, Thomas Skid more, Benoni She Obadial h | Wheeler, Benjamin Northrop. | 1738: Thomas SkidmOre, Job Sher- man, John Northrop, Ephraim Peck, Benoni Sherman.
 l739: Ephraim Peck, Henry Glover, John Lake, Lemuel Camp, John Northrop.
 TAO: John Lake, Joseph Botsford, Nathan Baldwin, John Glover, Thomas Skidmore.
 TAI: Joseph Bristol, John Rlackman, Abraham Bennett, Heth Peck, John Beers.
 1742: John Bristol, John Glover, Samuel Griffin, Abraham Kimberly, Nathaniel Nichols.
 1743; Samuel Griffin, Abraham Kim berly, Joseph Smith, John Gillet, Henry Glover, Thomas Leavenworth.
 1744: Thomas Skidmore, Caleb Bal dwin, Lemuel Camp, Abraham Ben nett, Nathaniel BriScoe. 1745: Ephraim Peck John Lake, Jos eph Botsford, John Botsford, Heth Peck.
 1746: Nathan Baldwin, John Nor throp, Abel Booth, Nathaniel Briscoe, Thomas Ford.
 1747: Daniel Booth, Nathaniel Bris- COG, Nathaniel Nichols, Heth Peck, Benjamin Cunning.
 174S: James Kean, John Shepard, Joseph Bristol, Henry Glover, Gideon BotsfOrd.
 I749: Capt Obadiah Wheeler, Lem uel Camp, John Glover, Daniel Booth, Moses Stilson. ] 175O: Heth Peck, J. Lake, N. Nich-
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18

ols, Donald Grant, Amos Botsford.
 1751: Heth Peck, Amos Botsford John Lake, Abel Booth, Henry Glover
 1752: John Botsford, Abel Booth Thomas Leavenworth, Joseph Bots ford, Benjamin Mallory.
 l753: Benjamin Mallory, Thomas Skldmore, Mathew Curtis, Nathanie Nichols.
 ! l754: Ephraim Peck, Richard Fair man, James Hurd, Nathaniel Briscoe Abel Botsford.
 1755: Nathaniel Briscoe, Abel Bots. ford, Thomas Skidmore, Jonathan NOrthrop, Gideon Botsford.
 l756: Jonathan Northrop, Amos Bots ford, James Hurd, Abel Judson, Johr Blackman'
 1757: Richard Fairman, Abel Jud son, James Hurd, John Botsford, Heth Peck.
 175s: Richard Fairman, Abel Booth, Abraham Kimberly, Amos Merchant, John Shepard.
 1759: Abel Booth, Abraham Kimber- ly, Amos Merchant, Heth Peck, iona. than Booth.
 l76o: Abraham Kimberly, Heth Peck, Jonathan Booth, Nathaniel Briscoe, Abel Booth. 176l: Nathaniel Briscoe, Jonathan Booth, James Hurd, Ephraim Ben nett, Caleb Baldwin, Jabez Hurd l762: Nathaniel Briscoe, Ephraim Bennett, JabeZ Hurd, Amos Botsford Caleb Baldwin, Henry Glover, John Sterling.
 1 1763; Jabez Hurd, Nathaniel Mich ols, Jonathan Booth, Caleb Baldwin, John Sterling, Ebenezer Ford, Theo, dore Nettleton. 1764: Benjamin Curtis, Ebenezer Ford, Daniel Booth, Joseph Peck. John Beers, Benjam Cunning, Caleb 1765: Ephraim Sherman, Jothan Sherman, Peter Ferris, Josiah Boards lee, Benjamin Cunning, Caleb Bald win, Oliver Tousey.
 l766: Daniel Booth, Benjamin Cur tis, Joseph Gum, John Beers, Jabez Baldwin, Gideon Botsford, Richard Fairman.
 1767: Peter Nichols, George Terrill, Joshua Northrop, John Beach, Samuel Beers, Ebenezer Ford, Oliver Toucey. 1 176S: Ebenezer Ford, Abner Hard, Daniel Baldwin, Abel Booth, Amos Northrop, Ebenezer Bristol.
 l769: Daniel Baldwin, John Chand- Ter, John Blackman, Gideon Botsford.
 ITO: Lemuel Sherman, John Beers, John Chandler, John Beach, P. Mich ols.
 1771: J. Beers, L. Sherman, P. Nich- ols,. A. Hard, E. Sherman, J. Fair child.
 TYP: Amos Hard, Ephraim Sher- man, Caleb Baldwin, William Bur well. Jonathan Fairchild. 1773: Waite Northrop, Peter Nich- ols, Daniel Baldwin, Daniel Booth, Abel BotSford.
 1774: James Blackman. Zadok Sher- man, Richard Smith, Thomas Skid more, Jabez Baldwin. l 1775: Ben jamln Curtis, ZadOk Sher- man, Thomas Skidmore, Jothan Sher- man, JabeZ Baldwin.
 1776: John Beach, Henry Peck, Dan 1 iel Booth, Abel Botsford, Daniel Bald win.
 TIT: Henry Peck, Abel Botsford, Richard Fairman, Ephraim Sherman, | William Burwell, Nathaniel Briscoe, Abijah Curtis. 1 ITS: Richard Fairman, Gideon 1 Botsford, Joseph Wheeler, Henry Fair
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
Benjamin c. Glover.

Benjamin c. Glover. 1850: Abel Beers, Asa B. Beardslee, Jabez B. BotsfOrd. l831-32: Abel Beers, John Northrop, Abner A. Nettleton. 1883: John Northrop, Lanson Birch, Abijah Merritt, James Nichols.
 1854: Abijah Merritt, John Northrop, f Philo Curtis.
 1885: Oliver Northrop, Daniel Bots- ford, Thomas Blackman.
 1856: James B. Fairman, Israel A. Beardslee, Abijah Merritt. | 1858: James B. Fairman, Abi jah Merritt, Henry Beers, Israel A. Beard slee.
 1859: James B. Fairman, John B. Beers, William Beard. l 1S40: John B. Beers, William Beard, James B. Fairman. I 1s41, William Beard, Josiah B. Tom linson, James B. Fairman. | 1842: William B. Beard, James E. Fairman, Josiah B. TomlinsOn.
 1843: Philo Curtis, William Beard, Oliver NOrthrop.
 1s44: William Beard, James B. Fair man, Moses Parsons.
 1S45: Ear Winton, Oliver Northrop, Charles Peck.
 1s46: Oliver Northrop, Isaac Black man, Samuel B. Peek.
 1847: Charles Clark, Oliver Northrop, Charles 0. Warner.
 1848: Oliver Northrop, Charles Clark, Thomas O. Chambers. 1S49: Charles c. Warner, Levi Peck, Charles Skidmore.
 1850: Charles Dikeman, Charles G. Warner, Levi Peck.
 1851: Charles c. Warner, Oliver Somers, Charles Dikeman.
 1852: Charles c. Warner, Hart Shep- ard, Oliver Somers. 1853: Charles 0. Warner, John B. Peck, Joseph Blackman. 1854: John B. Peck, Joseph Black man, Hart Shepard.
 1855; Hart Shepard, Glover Hawley, Lewis s. Briscoe.
 1s56-57: Eli J. Morris, Joseph Black man, Botsford Terrill. 1858: Botsford Terrill, Oliver Som- CTS, Eli J. Morris. 185961: Oliver Somers, David San ford, James Blackman.
 1862: David Sanford, Zerah Fair man, James Blackman. man, Hiram Camp.
 1866: David Sanford, Zerah Fair man, David Somers.
 1S67-68: Zerah Fairman, William l.. Terrill, Bradley D. Briscoe.
 1869: Zerah Fairman, Eli J. Morris, Oliver SOmerS.
 1870: Zerah Fairman, Eli J. Morris, Samuel c. Glover.
 1s7l-72: zerah Hartman, Samuel c. Glover, Wheeler Drew.
 1873: Abel B. Prindle, Stephen w. Blackman, Charles E. Beers.
 1874: Zerah Fairman, Lawrence Mitchell, Stephen Blackman.
 1875: Ezra L. Johnson, Charles c. TWitchell, Robert N. Hawley.
 1876: William N. Northrop, Charles c. Twitchell, George H. Botsford.
 1877: William N. Northrop, Robert N. Hawley, Lawrence Mitchell.
 1878: William N. Northrop, William L. Sanford, William Hoy.
 1876: William N. Northrop, John L. ! Hughes, William I. Sanford.
 1880: William N. NOrthrop, William I. Sanford, Edson w. Wilson. 1881: William N. NoYthrop, William | I. Sanford, John B. Wheeler. 1882: William N. Northrop, Charles Warner, John B. Wheeler. 1883: William l.. Terrill, Timothy Costello, John B. Wheeler. 1884: William l.. Terrill, Timothy Costello, Samuel F. Tilson.
 1885: Aaron Sanford, Timothy Cos tello, Samuel F. Tilson. 1SS6: Aaron Sanford, James Green, | Samuel F. Tilson. 1887: Aaron Sanford, James Green, | John B. Wheeler. 1888: William H. Glover, James l Green. Aaron Sanford. 1889: William H. Glover, James Green, George Winton. 1890: William H. Glover, Timothy ] Costello, Smith P. Glover. 1891: William H. Glover, Timothy Costello. Smith r. Glover. 1892: William H. Glover, Timothy 1
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
Costello, Smith P. Glover.

Costello, Smith P. Glover.
 1893: William H. Glover, Timothy Costello, Smith P. Glover.
 1894: William H. Glover, Timothy Costello. Charles B. Beers.
 1895: William H. Glover, Thomas J. Bradley, Henry G. Curtis.
 1896: William Homer Hubhell, Hen- ry G. Curtis, William H. Glover.
 1897: William H. Glover. Thomas J. Bradley, George P. Sanford.
 1898: William II. Glover, Thomas J. Bradley, Cornelius B. Taylor.
 1899: William H. Glover, Thomas J. Bradley, Cornelius B. Taylor.
 1900: Levi c. Morris, Thomas J. Bradley, John F. Houlihan.
 1901: Levi c. Morris, Tho mas J.. Bradley. John H. Blackman.
 1902: Levi c. Morris, Thomas SJ Bradley, Minott Augur.
 1903: Samuel A. Blackman, Ehomas J. Bradley, Charles B. Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
A COSTLY MISTAKE.

BlunderS are sometimes very expen- sive. Occasionally life itself is the price of mistake, but you I'll never be wrong if you take Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia, dizziness, headache, liver or bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 25c at R. H.. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; W. B. 1lawley, sherman; Tayl0r, Curtis M < Co. sandy S Connery Bros., Georgetown; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; George D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; R. K. Smith, West Cornwall, drug stores.
The Newtown bee., 1903-12-18
SELECTMEN OF VIEWPOINT
FROM TIP TO 1903,

1712: Ebenezer Prindle, John Glover, Abraham Kimberly, Jeremiah Turner, John Griffin.
 1713: Joseph Peck, Ebenezer Free grace Adams, Joseph Gray, James Hard.
 TIA: Ebenezer Prindle, Joseph Peck, Ebenezer Booth, Moses Johnson, Free grace Adams.
 1715: Joseph Peck, Ebenezer Booth, Thomas Bennitt, James Hard, Peter Hubbell.
 17l6: Thomas Bennitt, Peter Hub bell, Joseph Gray, Job Sherman, Benjamin Dunning.
 TIT: Thomas Bennett, John Glover, Joseph Peck, Benjamin Cunning, James Turner;
 17l8: Thomas Bennett, John Glover, Joseph Peck, Benjamin Cunning.
 1719: Thomas Bennett, Joseph Peck