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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-21


There's no Law preventing a man or wo-
man paving newspaper subscription
during the duh RUNNER months few
more receipts for sdniiring subscribers
You may notice time sud time again II
yon are observing. that it takes a married
man 10 remind single man that hes on
"Easy Street, aud 18th both feet,
The fact that man has no FAD il not
conclusive evidence that Re T. NOT a use
tai citizen. nut IL furnishes the foundation
for a reasonably safe guess shat be is
lonesome most Of the time.
them IN. ef Al iesst caf attention 20 them
the paper might De that much more newsv
aud There would he less ground fof com
?laiut.
.'Siaics rights" Nere not entirely dome
away wiih by the civil war. bot they have
been some What modified and circumscrih-
cd and more accurately defined For inc
stance. the militia Of ono state cannot en-
ter another stste without permission. even
II their mission D. 10 exhibit equipments.
and show OF in dress paradcs. fancy drills
aud hattalian movements.
One of the largest smoke stacks ia the
United States is now being built st the
James g.. Hergie boiler works a. East
Joliet. This mommoih stack. which will
hc used by the United States smelling
Campany at Bingham iuncfion. Utah. viii
weigh, when completed 100000 pounds
The stack Will be 90 feet high and have a.
dismetcrof 10 and inches % will take
ahout three months Co hriii the stack and
six ears will Dee required in transporting
if 90 Utah
The new rgapcr reading nuhiic nova
days looks foe something moro than mcrr
"ucw iu IT, Journals. The purchase and
sale Of commodities are amno- the most
important events Of everyday iifc. There
fore the ~ ice merchant tells ihc public
what he wants Co sell. and there is uo
better wav 20 convey this Information than
hv Advertising 10 Dee sure. hi. "ncws.
dose not come iy cable. telegraph or owes
thc editors dc~k. hut be is trir important
news sll the same .-'rinict' luk
/ 90 his statement before thc interstate
commerce commission -nirinc Nielt'
/ liacr declared that fbc price of anthracif e
coal Will hoi Doe Goo high so Bong as ih,
I hcaiirg railroad BE- making loss than g..
iHh 500 yctr clcss How very cnutcu.
I lent Do must hc to hc able fn mak. such
statement as thaf. Hv "diyinc r.ht" Nr
haer sclls coal, uot go ahat hc can -.t ioi
/ %. bot for what bee hgprcs lc should havi
10 mako up a certain dividend. and le ha.
been able Co. figure fhis WAY through d
combination which ta. been cicari, Shown
90 Dee iu restraint of trade anda violation
OF law.
Goine Co Colorado or othcr alttrdcs la,
rarchcd air 10 not necessary. according @,
Dr. Charles Auhcrt burkim nfui. cii,
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Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night long. Do
writes Mr.. Chas. Apologize. OF Alex
audfis. Ind. "snd could hardly rct any
sleep. ] had consumption So had that IL
l walked block I would cough ftirhtful-
ly and spit blood, but. " hen 81 other med
iciue- failed, three - ~ BOTTLES OF DE
Kings New Discovery wholly cured me
and gained - pounds L. absolutely
guaraatced 10 cure Coughs. Colds. Ia
Grippe. Bronchitis aud an Throat and
Lung Troubles. Price soc aud 81 900.
Trial BOTTLES free ai J ". kcuv's drug
store 20
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c~frs-soa1-sc, q NJ ma Sse.< oss Pe<r
Drer. Va. Jaiy IA. We have isst,s
spare tims We vii eadezvsr TO note few
iecsls from eur pisee.fos 'he srst for some
t;uc but hope The good readers Of the
Post soaiS be glad 70 read from or een
The news items Of interest around our
berg.
News u not as plentiful ~ usual but
trst We viii say ~e arr hsving lots OF rain
IN our vicinity foe some time People arc
hehind With their crops very had aud not
much prospect Of eser get,s-g up this
season.
Preston Powers. Of this place. Is attend
Ing 20 divorce ease II Ciintwood for the
last week. II j. easy for 10 get into
trouble Nth women but hard to get out
sometimes, We learn.
" C. d. Sutherland. Of this place, has
Just reformed from the service OF the
United States.
W 4. Eis~ick, OF Nashville, Tenn. Is
uow visiting her many friends and reia.
tises ~ Bueu. She Is leoking for her
husband 20 come 10 see her IN the near
f1tafc.
The uniform examinations for teachers
gill be held az Ciintwood on the 18th sud
18th met. We hope TO not fail
Mrs Wm. b. Sutherland, OF Coily. j.
very iil at present aud has summoned a
nh ysicisn TO her bedside. Wbc have new
or learned the trouble.
Some people disturbed public Worship
al Duty View last SUNDAY. but Wa ar
rested and hned s7l0 Tor same We hope
people will 90 other places TO drink IL
they have 70 have liquor.
c. =. Sutherland. who has been visit
ing friends at Ciint~ood. returned last
Tuesday and is working on the farm.
The Fourth % Jelly celebration Al Clint.
wood vas great success The best time
ever Witnessed AZ that place. Some clo-
qurut speeches we're delivered by Roland
r Chase, X. :. McFali aud Prot 81 ".
kcmiuts Most people ever seen togcib-
cr at The county cite OF our dear old couu-
~.
Luck 10 The Post OLp BiAcE Joi.
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ORDER or qualifications.


VIRGINIA. In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of fhc County of Wise.
on the 9Th day of June. 1904.
IT. G.. T.. Richmond. iu his own right and
as Administrator of the estate Of ". T..
Lane. deceased. Plaintiff.
vs.
Susan Shcliurn. ct ale. Defendants.
is CuANCERY
The object ofihis suit H. TO have sale
naic OF lot iG. block s. plat J.. Of The land
90 thc Norton Land aud Improvement
Company, iu Norton. y irginia. aud to ap-
ply the proceeds of sale frsi Co the cost.
of this proceeding. and SECOND 10 tho paw
mcni oi che debts of said deceased. aud
thiri. thc residue Co hc divided among
thc defendants according 60 their respect
CSC interests. aud Co settle the account OF
Che plaintiff az administrator Aud 90 APP
rcarinr frcm an affidavit on hlc in said
office that Kchccea Wcich. John Wich-
mond. James NJ Richmond, Florence Me
KEENAN,. tioriia Davis, , Butler Rich
mond. Jennie Armstrong. Mrs. q. d. Har-
ri.. Frank Richmond. John Beatty. James
hesfy and Marion Beatty. defendants in
-aid suit.are nom residents of the state OF
Nirgiuia.ii i- ordered that they appear here
Ntuiu hfccu DAYS after due publication OF
ihi- urdcr and DO What H. necessary 90 uro.
ttct thcir interest iu this suit AND q b.
iurther ordered that a cnp~ hereof Doe puh-
iisnDd ior four successive week ga the BE
Stone Cap Post sua that copy Boz posted
go the front door OF Che court house of
this countya prescribed hy law.
Copy
W p. kueonE. Clerk
liy q. a. Jou>.o>. ID. e.
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st. Louis Exposition Ra,...
v. & s. w. ~

On account Of the st. Ioui, r
the Virginia aud Southwc.,.. =
will sell round trip tickets fre-.
daily. as follows:
Limited until December 18th ID,
return. S23.s5.
Limited 90 DAYS from d,i,
so 90.
Limited Is days from DAT. d.
so ia 4
On Jane end, ith. 9TH. lin ia.
BIRD. 2eih. and 30ih. Coach 80.
tickets, limited ten DAYS Tor -s,..
be sold at rate Of Sit.i0 for ro.,s
Proporiionatciy low rate. iron
points. We Affvv
General Passenre, /.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-21

The Manchester Steam Laundry
has ,eccruy moved into a new build-
ing. added new machinery To their
plaut aud arr NOW better prepared
than ever befpre to do the very best
OF work J. W Kelly represents
them at this place aud guarantees
satisfaction Leave ~our bundle at
the Drug Store.
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A"KfvALA AND DErARrUEr n,
TRAINS.

Louisville a Nashsiii..
Central time
Nc. 81 fasseucer tally .-Irsvrs f.u.......
ui.. arrives hig Stons Gap s.lnar
Nc. 80. Passenger daily .-Iesre. HE g.
''la D. M. arrives al i.aui7viiis s .l0sn
slg stone GaPand Powers VAN,
STANDARD time
r. A. Ayers. Pres't.
a. D. Eaton. SuperIntsnel
ersrsst osTiors Bio sross Gsr.r.
iransfcrlius for freight and pss.s,-.., h.
bet tween the south Atlantic A Ohio ..l ~.
Nashville Railroads aud tho frrr.-., M 1.
stone Gap Iron Co.
Trains leave theintrrmort hotsi s.f..i.-.
FORT. 4 \. train. sning csst. .... ..... sal
e. west 49,
vs.4S.w train, going south -.
north -
Per further Information resardirs f-..,'.
ras-ensertrsilic, apply 90
~. J. Ayers. See
Aysrs hniidine. Nia srosr 90,
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read 20 compis'e esrs.r One operated
upon ~ fsc3. after .veaty-fve hemnor-
rbnres vas appafentiy near deaths door.
pr Baeklin holds that a takes six years
70 tel ~hefher the cure u eompiese or
not
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
SIG sToNs GAP.

rniNirr METHODIST CHuRcu.-Rsv . u.
shalsf. fe.ssr- Presiding sssry suaday. uern.
>uSsss->caeei Sunday morning At 10
e,clork.--l = Ha'uhisn. Ssf-sri me- nasnf.
fas-eE-Nsr ffssy "Wednesday nfrhi.
CAass- hrsttso First SunIsy In each month 81
o'rleck ,.
-fRKSnr rEEtAS CurRCH-No regular rs.sar.
srrett sc'.o.-- -ersry sund.s ucrtiug 81 20
e'cleck- ~ frs-.fterian cssrple near m hriireH
l. Srttfrss. Sursrinirntrnt.
hAffisf CHttcu.-hrv T y. S,irs : arrr .ra.fnr.
ffe.f bling every SuHisf. uueruins ata eight. sui
Feuf ~friuEs ssetf tth Sri,saF sfferuurn.
hf->-u-ni--tscry SunisT ni..ruiur 81 10
9 'cl1ts ~ T. tsanaiiar. Superintendent.
fntrrn-Nertira .-fstrf Wednesday utrhf.
CHNisriaS CHURCH Rev. n. n. Au-fsu. ps.ia-.
uinhf
>r~ntf .srsrut -EVefr Srnisv rrrrlnr 81 3
o'gl-ck =. q esssr. surerfrtcuAcni.
faAfHn- ktrrisa .-f rrrr Ttnrefar Eight
nkrLiH n CurErH -s-r O. = rIrrIn.
PASTE rrrtrtI every BRA. sd thlri snii.Iaf.
81 ~ fu ard a.
Srsrtt -~ranol .--Errfr SuaIsv ssarainr st
e'cisrH =. A sIHcie. suI'Tfirfana-nt
cHtifr tarR-u-n z =. Ha..-ii. Rector
f~acnius >eriuf ace ratrfh sanaay in each
rnente 81 : "a o. n..
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FRoM GEoRCfA.
c. c. Brown. Attorney at Law
Dalton. Ca. To Fsncher q Mich

"Have just fipished paintirg three Of my
houses With L. A NJ Paint Il covers a.
most twics az much surface - expected.
Had NO idea that cost OF rsint would he 50
email Always give me l. 4 NJ j"
Actual coat OF lonefran q Martinez J..
& N. Peiot less than ; -2ol per gallon.
Wears sud covers like gold. sold Nv }
" Kelly Druggi-s % 30
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-21

Ne. connccis al Hri-ioi tor louisville,
ky., Ciuriuusti. o.. sed an points a est,
So0th~est. Nortt snd Nersh sect. aud also
9TH Nortsik A Wcstcrn Ry. Tor points
E.st end uitb SousAsrn Ry. Tor poinss
Sesfh. knd ~iih X. r. A " y. G. Rt a.
Elixshetate1 Tor srein srriviag AZ Crsu-
berry. \ a.. Al 90 D. N.
Ne & coourcts "a Rsiaai 9Th traiu No
: fron al poiais west. iocai s4stions on
l.. \ snd Nirginis Division.
No. coahecie a Appslsehis for all
ssatlous on ,he L n. n. X. ard carrie,
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS
fren
hserei !. CSciSSAsi
wirposv csAsoe
Ar. Csecinasfi ma m
Louisville sos NJ
81 Louis - ~
Chicago 5 50 N
Close oesa~rtieos foe al pciuts West,
Sosih~e-t, Aosth sod Nsssh~css
Ns canneeis a Appsiaehia ssh ira ms
frem iseoisriile. cis~ianssi sod 81 sntef-
esedias- ,..iiits. SD a. nri.tnl s,Ih srsi-s
fey f%aNr@>re aitisieu ffxies f.r \ A "
r. -tatfpHs, ssa Esst~re ne,ess si~a fos
seatbefn H. stafiess snt Soatheta
Peinis. csssies rallrsn Ben~i sisep.
go 1sen Ciuriaasfi.
Ne esnssess - Nrisfeis With fat
fr<iu< fsF ~ e@st.
Ne. , cehe<ffs - ariaoi ~ifh Seash.
<r1 ~. sfaie< fsro the Seask.
", b. AIakx.
1anl fa%senxss AxsHf.
bnstcs Isss-ys
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STONECA.
ruEsBfrrRikN CHURCH.
rr~rtr- ~rrn1t. trrfy sfnfar evening a. le
e'rirr4 H-tulf Antss. H.. snIsrFIaifI.ffuf.
rAsrsa- hrrrt~a --HQsrf WrInc-t.v ulrht
i.,rfrs Air ,nfisrt -frrf rhursisf sfisrn.aH
r1riaEl.
Pa scifsa --sssr, Sunday Ct ~ q. m. snd $50
m-tlsr. r. ~ hatlfsaasrsra. Pastor
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U. S. POST OFFICE.

Big stone Gap. Va.
,. n. crcci-s. D n. &C.. rsrl f.. Asst 2. n
oFflCE HOURS
Gsr-rsi a-iIF-'s si.-n iruuu q. IN. o. His g. m
.errrIli S1ntaNI
ssaaar h.ar,.--irus. q. m to 10 q. m. 80 iruu
- o. m tus
NoNEY oUrEu OFFICE
or-u irurr 81. m. a. o every day. srrvr
SUNDAY.
MANS cinsE
Frr o.. =. EE. Pas. ats.saa u
fsr O.. q A. D.. Wet. 81 4. 10 D. e..
Pc Va. 4 A. n stas
WISE COUNTY COURTS
wrFs r.rsrf nsrfir rnrur.-llalf irt Nsufas D.
lsuHsrf. Arril Ausa-i. Nstsfuis.r. q a. ~
strrn- lusse.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Clsrr w q KHrsrr
'-~rsrsstss .rrasssr.--w. - noiscu.
rtsssrs 81 D. nFrfau
~sitsfsf O. II k.erf
4 s~stssfssss iFssiefr DISCREET &c 3 u..silf
C-~~talaran Wr.i.fn i'..trirtI-n % NrNiaI.
cursrn ersfstos IA a. faa.
NrrrairrF sfIssr fore -. g. IIIlIsri
rcarst <rrrrisrrsussf "a. D.. Caunis.
errfRNlsuUs
utsrs'rtirr U.r-S q rs-iar
Raw ftsr st W ar.af.
Sls'HaHsn il sf 20 e. Na.Ii-
hassasts iHsr 30 90 rrfifH.
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tary reservations lying panorama like, beneath. Still there are several req sons why should not care to live in San Francisco. OneiS that it is a noisy city. All cities are noisy, but this is especially so, owing to the fact that that the streets are almost entirely paved with small cobble stones, and one light wagon driven at a fair pace,
 will make more rattle and bang than big truck load ought to make. Rea- son two is, that l am not fond of climbing hills where there are no bushes to hang on to, and where the
 pavement is sleeper than the roof of an ordinary house. The cars on most of the streets make no pretense of trolley but are run on cable. On one of the sleeper hills find that a car starts from the top and one from the bottom at the same time with some sort of an arrangement that the one going down pulls the other up. l asked conductor how much the grade was and he told me 29 per cent. What that means 1 don't know, but l know it was plaguey steep. The steep CT hills are entirely untraveled by teams and the grass grows up between the cobble stones until 1t is as green as meadow. One of those is only a
 AUUAO oVCOPS 0OOOA01Ak VO O ooA Francisco standard. Light teams get up by driving cross ways, from one side to the other, much as a iboat tacks in facing a gale. On Market street and the ''made land" southeast it is fairly level, but the western, northern and northwestern is all hills. If Rome was founded on seven hills San Francisco is certainly founded on seventy. The third reason for my not caring to live here is one that should be spoke very low and not be pronounced from the house top, and that is fleas. They have them all over California, but these here are different, but not indifferent.
 With the exception of this last plague, however, it's delightful place to spend considerable time in. I think for the money one can get better meal here than in any other place I know of, and any sort of a meal. There are French, German. Italian, Swiss
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and Mexican restaurants where you can get a meal served in native style. There are plenty of American restaur- ants that serve four or five course dinner consisting salad, soup, entree, meat, desert and wine, or tea or coffee at the close, for 25c. don't mean by that sloppy, mussy, half cold affair such as you are apt to get in New York at that price, but good hot substantial meal, plainly but nicely served. If one wishes to'pay S1 for his dinner there are some half dozen places here which will give as good, if not better, than you can get anywhere else at twice that figure. There is one fn- stitution here that is peculiar in its development to San Francisco and that is the ''free lunch". All the saloons keep an elaborate cold spread on their sidebOdrds all day, together with hot
 beans, bouillon, etc. About noon, however, hot roaSts, soups, salads, stews and pies are added to the lists,
 while servants in clean white aprons take orders and serve all corners. One
 can sit down at small tables or stand
 at the sideboards as they wish, and
 nothing whatever is charged. The only thing necessary is that each man buys assingle drlnk at the usual price of 12}c. It is said that hundreds of men who never drink go to these places,
 buy their drink, eat their dinner, and go out leaving the drink on the table.
 I have heard so much of these places that with my Yankee desire for econ. OmY it has been sad cross to me that my sex has prevented me from investi- gating this sort of meal personally.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-24
San Francisco, Cal.,

san franclScO, Cal.,
 March 10, 1904.
 We expect to leave here, Saturday morning, and shall probably spend Stanford university is located. To- morrow we go to Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda. Our stay here has been a pleasant one except for one day of rain, (the first storm we have had on our trip. l suppose the one thing of which the people are more proud than of any other, is their Golden Gate Park. The park is at the west side of the city, reaching out to the Pacific, and containing about 1900 acres. Thir- ty years ago, where this park was first arranged for, it was a most unprOmis- ing location, consisting almost entire- ly of barren sand dunes, which the wind was constantly shifting. Oper- ations were begun by planting ''sand lupine, and some special kind of grass that grows in sand. There are still some acres of the park that are in their natural state, but most of it is entirely reclaimed and regenerated. and almost every species of shrub and plant and tree and vine on our conti- nent can be found here. l have been frequently through New York's Cent ral Park but it has nothing whatever to equal the beauty of Golden Gate Park. In the center of this park is a beautiful lake, with Strawberry hill in the centre, rising about 425 feet. On the top is an observatory, from which one gets one of the most beautiful views in the city, with the ocean, the harbor, the city, and the United States coast defences, and State Milf.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-24
BERKsHIRn DIvIsIOH.

m; Sunday 500 m; 600 P n. Due sSs Ills P, 7ss % B s1n1eday: ne 1cS sss P; S s.se m sts7easose %; sSa %; iSis p. ai7s, x ss ia ssas;z x! 1;s seadss S ss ss;s ss 's fG % yfsis % E susday fs Z n. s Botsford-south for New Haven. s.o4. 1923 a m' 'ss go 3 R;s m; Sunday E s7 m. 7A pm N'toWn-North 7.41, 10.s ID, 2 36s 4.52, 5.01.5.e5 s sss as. iG3 %; m ss s ss spnsn m: Hssls; Hssss1zl Sis s @i 4 z.s M sd.S F. 2a. sa nce seSsh s sls % a.s sqsPa.S s S M m. ' ss sssg %;; sanaay s.sS , ?; 7:ss : 5S ? 1 ~ ,o.. H.W m, l.o6, 25as, s:2l, s.sa qsia 7;ss p m.
 seesE sse sS 1ss 3 s.s sp m. SessSl saaa:s " s BrooEdeid1 North. ss7, sos, 1o.ss am. HIS. asss sa saatS s; Sn t nj iS Ssu2asy 9 sa sa R m n'sI Lsnesxilie sad stll RiveE-Norsh .s4.s1s m: :aas % ss.s sss s 3s oo % ss1asy ssy s% ss H xs nse % siissaz ssaiiHsssz K so:.s n a & ,,ss n 1a :s S: bUasS, s 3 3 s E @i 7io' sSas.y sss, s.s s n ss. 1;A s:ia soi m; Sunday, s.so a m. MesS,nsSlle Ss ss RleeNosth. sn, n;ss m, 2ss, ses b.33 D m; Sunday, GAS p m.
 Kent-North. 8.50, Il. .49 2 m. 3.06, 6.14 p m; Sunday, 1905 m; South, 9.O6 . n. 3.52, 5.22 p. m. Sunday, 6.37 n.
 Cornwall Rrid9e-North. s13 . m;, l2g, a45. CPS m; Sunday, 1O.1s m; South, S.53 8 m SIS, 5.O9 p m; Sunday, 6A p m.
 West Cornwal1-North, 9.2l m, 12:12, 413 6.3! pm: Sunday, ,10S6 8 m; South, S.4S m. 2.41 Lime Rock-Norfh. 9.3o a m. 1921. 4.50, 6.45 p m; Sunday, 10. .A m; South, S.T 8 m, 2s2s 4.5O ? m; Sunday, 6.G6 D m.
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LIrCHFIRLD BRANCH

Bethel-Leave 1o50 m, $50 p m. Sunday. s.4 m. Arrive 9.4O . m. 400 m. Sunday. 60 |Rswleyville-North. 11.os m. 6o1 m. Sun day, 0.15 m. Leave for Bethel 0.57 . m, a4 shRePsus @; us@Sossi soSS Ill m. +alsp m. sunda,
 +9-N 2 n. South. +s.4s m. +a8 p m. Sun Re1bary e1b; :vI feeils-North. +ns. m. s.s7 D m
 Sunday. t9H m. South, +o.ss m. f3.S DO Roxbury-North, il. 8 m, 6s m. Sunday
 9.4S m. South. 9.26 m, a.16 p m. Sunday Judd's Rr:dge-North, +l1.so . m, +sA m
 Sunday, f0.H m. South, 9.a0 a m, "a. 10 p m
 Sunday, 0.4S m.
 Washington-North, 11.5O a m, 6.5e m. Sun. day, 1000 m. South. sos a m. 2.5s m. Sun Nov 1Preston-North, u.s4 m. ess m. Sun day, 10A . m. South. 9.04 . m. 2.s4 m- Sun' Romford-North, +1s.os m,+ 7.oe p m. Sunday 1O.13 . m. South, +S55a m, 2.4s m. Sunday Morris-North, 1s.os a m. +7.1o p m. Sunday 1918 m. South, 1880 m, 2Ao m. Sunda Bsntam.North, 1s.17 m, 7:19 ID. Sunday lO.27 . m. South. S.42 m. 2aS p m. Sunday ISEeg2North, SUe +12so p m. 7e p m. Sunday u+lO30 . m. South. fe.40 m, 2.a0 p m. Sun LitcS6hisidHE c6hi HEArrivs 1925 D m, 7e7 m. Sunday IO.a5 . m. South, 6 s m. 28 D m. Sunday 600 m.
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THE HOME CIRCLE.
THE DAYS OUTING.

THE DAYS OUTINO. WHAT TO TAKE WITH ONE FOR A DAY s BICYCLE RIDE OR DRIVE. SMALL AFTERNOON TEA EQUIPAGE. HOW TO CARRY A CHANGE OF CLOTHING IN SMALL SPACE.
 By Christine Terhune herrick, Author of "Cradle and Nursery" "First Aid to the Young Houssksepers," Housekeeping Made Easy" "What to Eat," "In City
 Tsnts," Etc.
The Newtown bee., 1904-06-24
1904 Summer Time Table 1QOA
 OF THE Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat Co.
 The Steamer p A Rk CITY.

Capt C. Tooker,) will run as follows: Monday. Wednesday and Friday: Leave Port Jefferson 7.45 a. m. and 500 D, m Leayo Bridgeport 30 D. m.
 Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday: Leave Jefferson 1 90 D. m. Single Fare. 75c: Round Trip Ticket, SI.00; good any time during the season.
 Special Excursions: Tickets good only on the day issued. From Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and Friday. From Port Je6ersn9 Tuesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Fare, Fifty Gents. 7S% Special prices will be given to Sunday Schools and Picnic parties numbering 30 or more. For further information Addreo6
 GEO. N. HOOKER, Agent,
 Bridgeport or Port Js6erson- N. B Steamer Park City leaves from fcce Fairfield Ave. ss
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STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds to be uneQualled. A recent expression from T. J. McFar- land, Bentorville, Va., serves as ex- ample. He writes: "1 had bronchitis for three years and doctored all the time without being benefited. Then l began taking Dr Kings New Discovery and few bottles wholly cured me. '' Equally effective in curing all lung and monia and grip. Guaranteed by k. Fl. Beers S Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook: w. N. Noble, New Mil ford; w. B. Hawley, Sherman; A. w. Twiss, Bethel; Connery Bros., George town; G. D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; B. Hawley, HawleYville; R. F. smith, West Cornwall; Peck & Co.,. Brookfield Center; w. J. Beehler, BrOokfeld; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station, drug gists. Trial bottles free, regular sizes soc, and $1.
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The Travellers Guide.

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
 FORD RAILROAD.
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DANBURY DIVISION.

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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Danbury-East, 7.sa. 11.s7 a m. 7.0e m. West a ID. West (arrive) z.sz n. aaxleyyille-East 7:4o: Il. .ls 2 n, 7.17 n.
 from Danbury 9.l0 . m; leave for Danbury,
 72O m.
 North Newtewn-East. N.ss . ID, 7.se m.
 West, 8.54 8 m, 236, 7.06 D m. Sandy Hook-East 7.5b. u.56 n, 7.8 m: West $50 n. 2.ao. 7.M m. Southbury-East, 6O7 lSO6, 7B m. West s.42 m, 2.21, 65s p m. soothford- g. .is m. 12.1A. 7.H m. West. waterbpry-Bue, &se . m. l2.sas s.os Q ID West. a.1s n, 1.s0. e.2l p m.