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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-10-06
EASTON.
THE ELECTION.

At the election, Monday, the repub-
licans won the day byabout2Omajority.
Edgar G.. Jennings was elected first
selectman, Frederick G. Silliman, Sec
ond, J. Arthur Sherwood, third;
Charles F. Silliman, town clerk and
treasurer; F. G. Haeublein, assessor;
George B. Beers, tax collector.
The Congregational Sunday school
will hold its harvest home concert,
Sunday evening, October 8 at 7.30. An
interesting program has been pre-
pared and all are cordially invited.
The union service at the Congrega-
tional church, Sunday evening, was
we'll attended. Addresses were given
by Rev Mr. Davis of the Baptist church
and Rev Mr. Fountain, member Of
the Newark conference of the Metho-
dist church, and son Of Mrs Charles
S. Clark.
Before the service the infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Peter Palo was bap-
tized by Rev Mr. Illman OF the Metho-
dist church, assisted by Rev o: E:
Maurer, pastor Of the Congregational
church. The child was named Marion
Anna.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
SrEPNEY.
MEETING OF COUNTY BAPTIST AssOCI-
ALTON.

MEETING OF COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCI-
ALTON.
The eth annual session of the Fair
field County Baptist Association was
held with the Stepney Baptist church,
last week Wednesday and Thursday.
From the moment Of the arrival OF the
delegates, marked interest in all
that pertains to the welfare of the
churches comprising the Association
was shown and q spirit of friendship
was manifested. The various speak
ers spoke ably and Interestingly; the
themes presented were varied and i'm
portant. The session grew in spirit
ual power and value, while the closing
session, which took the form Of an
''old fashion" covenant meeting, was
Of such q character as to impress it.
self on the memory of all who were
privileged to be present. The remark
Of many as they returned to their
homes, Thursday afternoon, was "this
Is the best yet" Much praise Is due
ner In which they provided for the
material needs of those present. In
deed so pleased were some Of the visit
ors that they expressed the wish to re-
turn to Stepney, next year. We
would not fail to thank those of our
sister church, the Methodist, of this
village for the valuable help they rem.
dered. Dea Burr Hawley was elected
moderator; Rev T. G.. Deuchfield of
Stratfield, clerk and treasurer. The
Association will meet with the Roway.
ton Baptist church, next year; we look
forward to an inspiring meeting in
their newly erected church editice and
to q warm welcome from their Jealous
pastor and his noble people, mean
time, "Onward and upward. "-[+
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ly; secretary and tire asurer, Charles
Scofield; librarian, Miss Eula Ferris;
assistant, Miss Anna Banks.
Mr. and Mrs J. P. Fitch entertained
a friend from New York, over Sunday.
Miss May Hamilton of Norwalk has
spent few days at her home here.
Frederick Banks visited his brother,
who is seriously i'll, in Greenfield, on
Sunday.
Mr. Robertson of New York was an
over Sunday guest of his daughter,
Mrs J. L. Shively, at the Congrega-
tional parsonage.
Mrs Frank Pease and two children
of Fairfield have been spending few
weeks with Mrs EbeneZer Fitch.
Joseph MCGOWAN of New York has
spent several days with F. P. More.
house.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST


Mr. and Mrs Gotlieb Keuhne and
he DAnbury fair, last Thursday.
Mrs Q. Fl, Suillson is spending few
days in Waterbury, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs Mary Booth.
Charles Kemp and John Kowalski of
The Purchase have sold their crops of
tobacco to Sherman Green of New Mil
ford.
Gilbert Sisters have their new laun-
dry completed and the new machinery
neariy al in place.
Mrs Henry Quintard is critically i'll
1T her nome III Paterson, N J. Her
mlther, Mrs $. P. Averi!l, of this place,
i, with her.
f A Scoville is moving from Qua
X RS Farms into the lower half uf Mrs
Abram Benefits house,
Miss Bessie Pierce is attending the
school Of music at Yale college, th1>
Tall
Miss Ruby Mcdonald is confined IT,
is at enGing her.
Albert Fl, keunne of New Haven j.
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
GOllieb keuhNe, IN the Purchase.
Joseph EviItS has accepted posi-
ton with the Hawkins Manufacturing
Co.
The Ha Nkins Manufacturing Co
have just had placed in their factory
new machine for bending the cross
bars for their traps.
Mrs Charles b. Luf has returned
from weeks stay in Brooklyn, where
she was the guest Of Mrs E. ]. Bur-
rows.
Mrs Charles Perry of Southbury is
quite seriously i'll at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Bradley.
A new walk has been put in, this
week, in front of the Methodist
church parsonage.
A large number from this place at
tended the Danbury fair, this week.
Mrs A. D. Munson spent several
days, last week, in Newtown, the
guest of Miss F. V. Daniels.
Sergeant PhilO Hamblin of Company
10, Coast Artillery, now located at
Newport, is expected home for visit
with his mother, Mrs Sarah Hamblin,
about Thanksgiving time.
Miss G. Hamblin visited friends in
Sandy Hook, last Tuesday.
David McBath, who is IS years old
but still active, walked from the home
of his daughter, Mrs Sarah Hamblin,
to Southbury and back and voted on
election day.
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3RANCHVILLE,

: Miss Lulu Barrett, a niece of Mrs
A. j. Partridge, is at the Danbury hos
pital improving from recent Illness
Mrs John Staples is 50 as to be out
Mrs Charles Brown met with Sc
we're accident the other day. After
dark she went to take some clothes off
from line near the house. She fell,
striking her head on door step. She
was severely bruised.
Mrs Bert Anderson of Danbury ave-
mia, Mr. and Mrs Lyman Whitlock.
M. B. WhitlOck takes the cake on
tomatoes. Four weighed four and one
half pounds.
Mrs A. J. Partridge extends thanks
to Mrs e. G. HOyt for her kindness in
loaning her copy of THE NEwTowN
BEE, as it is not on sale at the news
store.
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pound boy at their home. Mrs w. B.
Graft is caring for them.


Craft is caring for them.
A. Langenberg has been improving
her house by having it newly painted
H. NJ Smith of The BEE was kind
ly entertained at dinner, last Tuesday,
by Mr. and Mrs John Benedict.
A. Dobblestein has sold his farm to
the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. and Is
taking down the buildings and NOV
ing them to Madison avenue in Bridge
port, where he will erect them again.
B. Hawley and Co. have unlOaded,
this week, a car Of fine red cedar shin
giles
Miss Harriet French, who has been
visiting friends in Danbury, has re-
turned to her home here.
Frank Hodge of New Haven was q
guest, last Friday, of Mrs NJ. e. Tur-
ney.
Miss Grace Sammis is spending q
few days in Easton, the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs John f. Sammis.
Miss Miller of Bridgeport, a trained
nurse, is caring for Mrs Fairchild.
Miss Edith Fairchild Of Bridgeport
and Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Fairchild
Of New York have spent q few days
with their mother, Mrs Phebe Fair
child, at Hill Crest, the past week.
Miss Mary Glover of Huntington Is
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs Burr Hawley.
Mrs Wilson of Danbury has been the
guest Of Mrs Jane Taylor.
Mrs Charles G. Sherman OF New Ha-
ven has visited her father, Edison
Hayes.
Rev Mr. Duncan has bought horse,
carriage and outfit Of Dwight Sharpe
Of Derby.
A. Klein, the blacksmith at Upper
Stepney,is looking for good all-round
blacksmith to assist him at his shop.
The painters, Craft & Lyon, have
completed painting Mrs M. e. Tur'
ney'S new house, and now she has one
of the prettiest homes in the village.
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WASHINGTON.

Rev T. NJ. Peck preached his first
sermon on Sunday last. taking for his
text Matthew 6: 80.
A. D. Woodruff closes his summer
home on Saturday.
The Hodgeson family, who rented G.
B. Colds yellow cottage, returned to
their home in Greenwich on Monday.
Mrs Giedwood, who formerly rented
the White Inn, has been visiting in
town.
F. Hitchcock of Woodbury. is putting
in new heater at the Gunnery.
Hugh Smith of Woodville was in
G. G. Fem and wife have been to
the Danbury fair.
Mrs Atwood is away for few days
visit.
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STEVENSON.
A BARN BURNED.


Still another fire to add to the long
list of buildings burned in this vicin-
ity. On Sunday morning the barn
near Mr. Bryant's, belonging to George
Smith, was completely destroyed by
fire. with it's contents, including a
moving machine and several bins Of
potatoes.
Miss Lottie Senior OF New London
has been spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs William Jordan.
Miles Bradley of Naugatuck has
been visiting his sister, Mrs Human.
at The Naples. for few days.
Frank Nash has been very sick, but
from last accounts was recovering
from what threatened to be long
siege of pneumonia.
Miss Calista Tury Of Ansonia began
to teach the Riverside school, last
week.
Mrs Lille Nc Comic and children
Of Derby visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Knorr, over Sunday.
Will Sherman of New Haven was a
Sunday guest Of his father and sister
in this place.
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DISTRICT PICNIC.

All are cordially invited TO attend
and help t" make the old srh""lhnus"
ground like a new one, on Saturday Of
this week, The men OF the dist:ici
will meet on the grounds with Scyth s
and axes to clear the grounds. and the.
ladies will be on hand with sandwich
es, dOuRhDutS, coffee and cakes to
keep the men q cd atured and have
good time generally. Don't miss it.
Mrs w. s. Candee moved to Bridge
port, last Friday, where she will make
her home at the corner OF North ave
nue. and Main street. Mrs Candee has
rented her place to William Metcalf Of
New Fairfield, who has moved in.
Levi BevanS had the misfortune to
lose good horse, last week.
Mrs John Benedict was in New Ro-
chelle, last week Thursday and Friday,
where she attended the funeral OF her
brothers. wife, Mrs Edwin Hunt.
We have just received fine line of
boys and mems dress and work shoes,
and have some very serviceable goods,
we can fit you at low tigure.-[Steph-
en- French, the merchant at the De-
pot.
Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Olmstead were
among the number from Stepney who
attended the basket picnic at the Ma.
sonic home, Wallingford, last Wednes-
day.
K. B. Curtis was in New Haven,
Monday, on business.
Daniel Alonzo Nichols of Shelton
LETT, last Monday, for Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, where he will attend the
Poughkeepsie Business college for the
coming year. Mr. Nichols has many
friends In this place.
The subject of Rev Robert Duncan s
Sunday morning sermon will be "a
Work OF Art" evening subject, "The
Supreme Hope.''
Mrs G. w. Bevans of Bridgeport is
spending few days, this week, here,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Levi Bevans
Chester Terrell is at the Danbury
fair, this week, assisting in the care OF
w. J. Sherwood's cattle.
Mr. and Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley
were made happy, last Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 20, by the arrival Of l2l
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TRUMBULL.
MONDAYS ELECTION.

At the election here, Monday, the
republicans carried the day, with the
exception of first selectman. License
was carried by 33 votes. w. 1. Davis
was elected first selectman, J. M.
Tucker, second, and L. M. Shelton,
third; O. B. Burton, town clerk and
treasurer.
Carl Howard attended the fair at
Great Darlington, last week, and after
the fair visited friends at his old home
at Keane, N. Fl. He returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs George o. Shelley of Keane, N.
H., is the guest Of Mrs A. G. Howard
in Daniel ST Farms.
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REDDING.
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.


Do not fail to attend the dramatic
recital of Miss Grace Dalrymple Clark
of Bridgeport, one of the best elecu-
tionists in the state, at the hall over
Whitehead's old store on the Ridge,
Tuesday evening, October 10, at p.
m. The proceeds are for the painting
and repairing of the rectory of the
Episcopal church.
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HUNTINGDON,
MONDAYS ELECTION

At the election, Monday, S. T. Palm
er was elected first selectman, N.
Wakelee, second, F. W. Beard, third;
E. W. Kneen, town clerk; d. S. Brins-
made, treasurer.
Mrs George Quick and daughter.
Eva Mae, were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Davis, Newtown fair week,
and attended the fair.
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SOUTHBURY.
MONDAYS ELECTION,

MONDAYS ELECTION.
At the town election, last Monday,
the full democratic ticket was elected.
License was carried by large ma jor-
ity. T. F. Wheeler was elected first
selectman, Jacob Wentsch, second
and 81. R: Stone, third; j. 81. Cassidy,
town clerk; Charles S. Brown, treasur-
er, and Joel A. Beard, collector.
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METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
Methodist church service, Sunday
morning, at 1O.45 at the church. The
pastor, Rev j. A. Osborne, will take
for his subject, might against right"
At the evening service at the hall at
7 80, the pastor s subject will be ''Short
beds and narrow blankets" Cottage
prayer meetings, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings of next week.
G. A. Hubbard and family will move
to Bridgeport about November l, to
make their home there.
N. Hubbard of New York spent
Sunday with his family here.
George B. French has accepted po-
sition as night clerk at the Bridgeport
freight depot.
e. W. Sherman is able to be out
again, after being shut in by illness
for few days.
E. j. Wheeler, who lived near the
depot, has moved to the Wilson place
north of Peter Gabler'S.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Of Bridgeport has
moved into the tenement over Percy
jennings
Mrs Lille Barlow is making num-
Der of improvements at the Point
House hotel.
A cup of tur best Chase & Sanborne's
coffee with your breakfast makes it
complete. Only 33c per pound. Our
Zoe coffee is also good drink. Black
or Japan tea for soc to 7Oc can be
bought for more money in other stores
For few days we will sell sugar at
cost. We have some yellow sugar, ex-
ira nice for making wine.-[W. N.
Hurd, the grocer.
Mrs E. B. Rowling of Worcester,
Mass. and Mrs II. E. Garfield Of Eas-
ton are guests, this week, of Mrs G. G.
Downs.
W. N. Hurd is improving and en-
larging his store. The roof to the ad-
dition on the north of his store he is
raising up about three feet. The par
tition between the main store and the
two rooms on the north he has had
taken down, making one large room
for his store. When the work is com.
pleted he will have fine, large and
convenient store. A Klein of fash
ia is doing the work.
The people of st Stephens church
are planning for a fair to be held In
the near future.
Mrs Elliott M. Beardsley is improv'
ing her house by having 1t newly
painted. Levi Downs is doing the
work.
Miss Beatrice Nettleton of Milford
is guest, this week, OF Miss Ada Jen
,nings.
Thomas Morrissey moved to bis
home in Bridgeport, last week. Charles
Green has moved into his house here
Mrs David Hickey is entertaining
this week, friends from Bridgeport.
G. d. Mahoney and family and MI
and Mrs Morehouse of Bridgeport were
guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs DAME
MahOney.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Snider entertain
ed, Sunday, a number of friends from
Bridgeport.
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WESTON.
THE LOCAL NEWS.

THE LOCAL NEWS.
Some phases of the great topic,
"The Immortality of the SOUL" were
most eloquently treated from the text,
l Cor. Is: 10, at the Congregational
church, on Sunday morning.
few days of the week in New York.
Miss Edna Meeker is able to be out
again after a bad attack of asthma.
At the annual election Of the Nor
field Congregational Sunday school,
the following officers were elected:
Superintendent, A. G. Bradley; assist
ant superintendent, Mrs J. L. Shive-
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noon.
Mrs Edward Brotherton and Miss
Goodsell Of Cross Highway were re-
cent guests at G. r. Nichols.
Mrs Clara A. Buckley and children
have spent few days at her old home
in this place.
ed. the first of the week, from q few
days stay in New Preston, the guests
of their daughter, Mrs John Ange vine.
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GREENFIELD HILL
DEERFIELD ITEMS.

MI and Mrs William Nichols and
daughter OF New York City were
guests, Sunday, of their uncle, Charles
Nichols.
The Larkins Club of Ten met with
Mrs0 J. A. Hickok, Monday after
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

jeot. "A Pattern oe Ch ri 'n XII 40 D.
M, subject. "Peter's Vision" or "A
World Wide SalvatiOn;" SUNDAY schoo
at Hattertown schoolhouse at 6 p N;
service at p. m subject, The Pow
er of Sympathy"
Rev A. l. Faust has received an ap-
peal from the Five Points Mission OF
New York City for donation of pota-
toes, apples, beans, any kind of vegeta
bles and request that they be shippecl
in barrels about Tuesday, October II
This is a worthy object and any who
can help will kindly notify Mr. Faust
He will give them the necessary direc
tions for shipping any vegetables they
wish to donate.
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sOUTHBURY.
THE STEET AND VICINITY.

THE STEET AND VICINITY.
Miss Kate johnson spent several
days in WATERFOWL, the guest of Mrs G. A.
Lamphier
Mrs Marcia Human has so far recovered sas
to be able 10 go over to Waterbury among her
friends
DR. Oatman has closed his summer home
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CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
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ROXBURY.

trip to New York City and Coney Is
land Mardi Gras, last week, for several
days.
The Herman Behr Garnet Company
are moving their machinery from their
factory near the Center to New York
City.
Mrs Jessie Collins and two children
are in StOney Creek for few weeks.
There will be dance in the Town
hall on Friday evening, October 6.
Music by w. B. Seward on piano and
Roy Watson on the violin.
Misses Minnie and Sally Mace and
their two brothers are taking music
lessons of W. B. Seward. He has q
large number of scholars.
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%. the season and returned to Brooklyn.
Ms Walter Hicock has returned from q Wis
it With her parents In Seymour
Mrs Burr futile is on the sick list.
Mr. Wilson and children are some better.
Thomas Fitzmaurice has moved from Her
moa Perrys tenant hons".
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MONROE,

Meetings will be held in the Con-
gregational church parlor at Monroe,
next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
The speaker will be Mrs Mary T. Luck
ner. Mrs Luckner is a very earnest
worker for God and man. Subject,
"Preacher and prayer" Mrs Luckner
has preached in most of the largest
cities in America and has had wonder
full experience of answered prayers.
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LONG HILL.
c, e. OSBORNE INJURED.

G. e. Osborne of Bridgeport met
with painful accident, one day last
week, while at his work in the freight
depot at Bridgeport. A heavy casting
fell and hit his right limb, INJECTING
bad wound which will lay him up for
a few days. He is with his parents,
Rev and Mrs J. A. Osborne, here. DR.
G. N. Gallup is caring for the injured
limb.
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SOUTHPORT.

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Signor Serafino Breciaroli, Mrs Pal
orr Eiciki, Jack Hopkins, Thomas
Watkins-[I. S. Curtiss, postmaster.
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second class e0l0mtss tickets Co
pho@nGx. Aria. aud California poamss.
VIA r. q r. &. II. ". ut rate ~ s9s.
Date of safe. daily March 30 Nay
1 and daily Sept. IL sa Oes- 81.
Houston and rmsnFn. Date &C sale
Apvtl "a 10 80 Pare ex0a. ksannft
Maw l.
Galveston and r@tuEn. date 1T smla
April -. fare $3.50. fAanls AuFal
@*sh
san Aafoasn aud rwsmFa sa8a 70
"a at e accumns nAsasM uf Fanw@rs
Ga Nmie nAwhs ~ April &c aaa O.
l1m4f April -
Dallas aud resura $50 seSaamE
Ehawa weas#~manmma remmamm ammtaamh
Rte MaMwnm - safe April - and
mormans 1T - LA@aE APRIL - ~
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A novel calendar ras Just been
hung In the First National Bank,
II Is q metsl co1triyance and consists
of tin togs attached to steel rod
and so arranged that the tags can
be swung 10 the rear as the day or
T he month passes. Besides being a
novelty II is an everlasting calendar
II is sent out by one Of the st. Louis
banks.
On April 90 and % the Katy will
sell round trip tickets to Galveston
on account Of first summer excur-
sion a. the rate of s440. Tickets
/ sold on the Goth are good TO return
| April 90 and tickets sold on 22nd
/ are limited TO leave Galveston the
/ gath Is
/ How Is YOUR stock Of bill heads.
letter heads. note heads and enveI-
oTes. 1t is not long until May first.
| If yoa find that yOu are short on
any of the above items phone the
! Daily Light office your order and
we VIII print them for You at once.
| E. w. Hillyer & Company of En-
Mis- are making arrangements TO open
Ia second hand furniture store in the
Coleman building next door to the
opera house. They will buy and sell
second hand furniture and other
household goods.
! The Central viii sell tickets to
/ Galveston April go and % at the
rate OF one-half Of one way fare for
/ the round trip. Tickets sold on the
goth are god to return the 22nd
and tickets sold on the 22nd limited
20 the gath.
8 representative of this paper Wis
/ tied w A. Amis az his home in Trim
/ ity University addition yesterday.
Nr. Amis has been ina bad health
| two or three years and Is now con
! fined 90 his room most OF the time.
o
Come to our sale. We give nice
premiums worth . cents With every
81 90 purchase. Big cut In prices.
$500 l0l piece dinner set $1,000.
\ $500 set fine German China for
$500. The Boston Store. 10
sam Birchfleld. son Of d W. Birch
/ field. the Ennis lumberman. who is
attending a business college af Waco.
passed through the city yesterday
morning on bis vas home 10 visit his
parents.
Wien you have that tired ianguid
feeling Ia the spring. and do aot
know what IL the matter 30 straight
and get bottle of Hot springs
I Blood Remedy and notice the change.
For sale hs rearfS dim
Evwneh nIossn Table Glasses.
/ T5e hell Slamsse for. ...s S&se see
/ .50e HE'LL fssala fow ...s.. a5e see
+ TIE Dssaasa@ ahiek for .s-.. roe sss
Eow April.
lt4 BOSTON STORE.
& o
II ct any time yoa knock q little
ska off your hand and II doea no.
heal up "a u ought to. gss bostas
If Hot springs BIoNsd Remedy ~
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Between residence OF p. A.
Chapman and city on University or
Marvin avenues, black broad cloth
cape, lined with black silk Finder
please return to this office and be
rewarded. IA
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See our Shelby electric light globes,
They are the very best The price
will suit you. too. VIII Moore Hard
ware Company. II
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Coal off sI-Ms

MAnmm aax@ reduced nFte~ IF coal
See par s0a make q further rw~
anrsann - o. aw To partses r@@poa-
STALE wmmss=w sa@a pswa9m all 4@~
Liver II payabae oes- for 90 or 10
samh~ Thaa4 rw@@anasT - Sail na@F
wraemw sm taF~~ tan lots anEy
- ID n TM0M pss9%
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THE BOsTON-Just received a new
shipment of pictures. Pronounced a
fine lot by every one. They are free.
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LOST-Between Cotton Mills and
my residence. pair double tense spec
tacles. Finder please return to E.
A. DuBose. 2tdh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-21

WANTED-Your lawn mowers to ad-
just and sharpen at Arthur Mackoy's
bicycle and gun shop. 80