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The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

WHAT OUR MACEDONIA REPORTER
WRITES.
John A. Peters has closed his store
in Wassaic, N. Y, and has goods on
sale at his store in this place.
Miss Theresa Wathley and Clark
Post attend Miss Hopson's school in
Kent.
Fred Sincerbox of Wassaic, N. Y, is
assisting J. A. Peters in farm work.
William 0 Peck, with engine and
ensilage cutter, assisted W. K. Stone
in filling his two silos, last week.
The school is having a vacation by
the illness Of the teacher. Miss Stone
Two deer were seen, Tuesday morn
ing, near the state line, by Almond
Slower.
There will be citizens rally at the
Town hall, Saturday evening, Septic m
Der 80. All citizens interested in
keeping our town free from license of
the liquor traffic should attend and
give encouragement to those who are
working for the best welfare Of the
home and town.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
Engineer Bates
SUFFERED FROM DEPRAVED
BLOOD AND WEAKENED
NERVES.
DIR WILLIAMS PINK PILLS PUT GOOD,
RED BLOOD IN HIS VEINS AND MADE
him A WELL MAN.

DIR WILLIAMS PINK PILLS PUT GOOD,
RED BLOOD IN HIS VEINS AND MADE
HIM WELL MAN.
~" II used e to have a great deal Of troy,
Bates, of No. Is Doubleday street,
Binghamton, N. Y. "For four years,
every summer, it would break out in
itching sores--one especially, on my
leg, caused me grea t. deal Of annoy
ance. The physician whom l employed
failed to help me and SO l decided to
see what DR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People would do for me. l took
them faithfully and in a reasonable
time they removed the cause of the
trouble. That was eight years ago and
l have had no return of it since.
81 also was cured Of another more Sc
rious trouble by these pills." continued
Mr. Bates. II am locomotive en-
glneer and the strain of my work
brought on a nervousness together
with an impairment Of my eyesight.
would grow dizzy at times, my strength
would leave me and l could only sleep
for few moments at time. But DR.
Williams Pink Pills soon cured me of
this and think have good reason to
recommend them to all. My daughter
has also taken them and they helped
her greatly"
Mr. Bates is a veteran of the Civil
Wal, having served efficiently in Co. E,
Sixty-Seventh Pennsylvania Infantry,
and in the Signal Corps, Army of the
James, Department of Virginia and
North Carolina. He is a member of
Post 10. G. A. r., at Oneonta, also a
member of U. S. A. Signal Corps Assoc
citation and Of Division So, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers.
The remedy that cured Mr. Bates
went right to the root of his trouble in
the blood. DR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People actually make new blood.
Poor blood is the cause of great many
diseases, such as an8mia, headaches,
indigestion, nervousness, neuralgia, sci
atica, rheumatism, lumbagO, and the
special secret ailments of growing girls
and women whose health plainly de-
Ponds upon the richness and regularity
Of their blood supply. DR. Williams
Pink Pills have marvellous power to
cure all these ailments. AT all drug
gists, or sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of price, so cents per box, six boxes
for So SO, by the DR. Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
OXFORD.
LOCAL NEWS HFREABOUTs.

Glover w. Gables and Frederick Beecher
nave been. putting In new slls and making
other repairs on the Taylor place near the
E: l.. Hoadley Of Seymour has a steam saw
mill saving ont lumber and ties on Baldwin
land In tn" south part of Oxford
the democratic caucus to nominate candi-
date for town officers is to be held in the town
ia, on Saturday evening. Sep ember3'
MT and Mrs Henry Wells, who moved to
bridgeport, last year, have moved back to Ok
ford and are occupying the Osborne ,use on
The, new nas,or OF the Congregations,
church XIV Mr. Kirkpatrick. is expected to
occupy the pulpit. next Sunday.
+. A. Scoville is disp''sing Of his farm stock
and tools at private sale as he expects soon to
move to South Britain, where he is engaged in
business.
David Wheele- & Son have been making re-
pairs on the buildings Of E. J. Allng in Red
Oitv $50 N
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Ten Pages
New Milford.

FRIDAYS RACING AT GREAT BARRING
Quite large delegation Of New Mil
ford people will 60 to Great Barring
ton fair, FRIDAY. to see the local horS
es 60. Frank Evitts' "a dovboy"; W
Z. Pinckney'S, Gold Leaf": J. a.
The races for Friday are as follows:
FRIDAY. SEPT MBER %. ? 20 CLASS. TR"T ANE
PACE, PURSE $50.
Wiggler Wikes.cg
~ G Damp. Oneonta, N. Y.
Pull Adatr. b e. $ G. Camp. Oneonta, Y. Y.
Uoner. bg. q. Nj. Sherman, we Wes.fs e Ma s
Dew y Miller, Albany, N Y
II. A. Linzey, Kingston, N. Y
Maud Olesen, or m.
J. A Deane Oatskill N Y
Rexmer", Big. J. A. DeAne Catsklll, N. Y
Darena Dr m. L. E Fletcher. Clinton Mass.
Matt DeFreest. Albany. N. Y
. lex, b m, Q E. SWAIN, Carmel, N. Y
Frank Peters. Waterbury, Conn
Q. W. WEIGH, Jr., North Adams, Mass.
mes q. Lewis, New Milford, Conn
Ross Martin, Big.
f. G.. Tho pson Lei, Mass
Rabe Wilkes, g, +. u. Thorn SOn. Lee, Mass
HartO, Big. A. II Drury. AlhOl, Mass
Floss. Oh <. o. II. Rowe A,hOl. Mass
2l2 CLASS, TRoT AND PACE, PURs 5000
Enoch. Big. J E. b. Payne. Troy, N. Y
game rs. 3. G. Camp, OneOnta, N. Y
J Wasa PsPrs: R gsisSy eGnP
q. NJ. Sherman. westfeld, Mass
G Washburn.. Wareham, Mass
OOiner. BIG. @ M Sherman WaStR.lt Ma
WHlkeena, Big. O. 3. Swami. .'armel. n Y.
aafsy fhHtspur 1 4nsh F hss r n
The Regent, be.
o. ". WEIGH, Jr.. North Adams Mass.
AGAINST TRACK RECORD. $50 P M. PURSE 500.
Royal r. Sheldon, TX &. Re ord 2N434
James 8. Parker Salem, NJ Y
80 PACE PURSE $50.
Buster Brown Big,
=, Wi liam s. Snyder. selkirk, N. Y.
March Girl. b. m.
2 g Nc ntosh, West Sand Lake. N. Y.
5. G. Camp. Oneonta. N Y.
P PapI AGatr Big, S. G. Camp. Oneonta, N. Y
H. P. wookey. s.ockbrtdge. Mass.
narto: y. A. II. Drury. Athoi, Mass
A. Fl. Drurv. Athol. Mass
Boulevard NJ lid. " m, '' ''0o" " ''s0' M 'SS
}. E McCusker. Great harrington, Mass.
Prince roSco. James Parker, 8 lem. '. Y
"a At vbos blk &, Frank Evitts: New Milford
G ina LIE + chs: : W. o. Pinckney, Brookaeld
kt.y Mac. br n swa swans; o ss% H',!o5a
tsa.,e Wl,ses' y. Thompson. Lee. Mass.
oe eisk f i mi be- j. A Dean' oatskil' n. Y
W. d. Bow man. wassaic. NY
A aaad @e N sn. E. sh Mses
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

Leon Phi iIlips and John F. Adds,
Jr., took the preliminary examinations
for admission to Yale university, Mon
day. Mr. Adds will study with his
father for year.
Vincent Sterling has bought for
Fuller & Co. the crop of tobacco Of
Orange Gardner of New Fairfield. The
price agreed on was 154c.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Trowbridge of
Milford spent Sunday at M. W. Hill's.
The regular meeting of Palm Re-
hekah lodge, No. 43, will be held next
"Wednesday evening, October 4, at 8
O'Clock.
DIR W. J. Ford, Washington's capa-
ole physician, and Sheldon J. Logan, of
the same town, were in town, Monday.
Joseph Golden passed last Tuesday
n1ght in Glen Cove, L. l., and paid his
first visit to the new store of Golden
Brothers there, which is doing good
business.
Miss NJ. G. Wilbur was in New York,
Monday, buying goods for G. E. Riddi-
Lester Warner underwent a slight
operation, Friday afternoon. DR. Bar
ker perfOImIn the same Mr. Warner
is now convalescing.
A oIuol olO LAot1 u''Co LOU WduU W DAY
more for piano than it is worth, and
he wants the piano worth all he pays
for it. That's why he should buy his
piano of Joseph Brinton. See his
adv.
Fine CONNECTIONS and smokers per-
Guisites at Cassedy's.
P. M. Cassidy sells the famous
Laughlin fountain pen for 81.
For refreshing glass of soda water
with pure syrups call at the drug store
OF Albert EvittS.
Druggist w. N. Noble 10 Offering
complete line Of the famous Wallace
corrections.
Watch and clock repairing promptly
attended to at the store of M. w. Hill.
G. E. Kiddiford is headquarters for
correct and satisfactory work in watch
and clock repairing.
DR. W. G. Allen, Mrs Allen, two sons
and daughter of New Haven have
been passing the summer with Mr.
and Mrs E r. Hurd at Gaylordsville
Hiram Bump of Canaan was the
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

Miss Ella e. Tully spent from Fri
day Till Monday with Miss Martha L.
Mallinson in Bridgeport.
Miss Anna Nickerson, who has been
with relatives in town for several
weeks past, has returned to her home
at South Norwalk.
Ezra j. Atkins returned from Lenox-
DALE, last Friday, but was only home
between trains, leaving at 5 O'Clock
Tor Still River, where he will act as
station agent for two weeks.
Miss Bertha Beddt has returned TO
Waterbury, having spent the past
summer with her parents here.
Mrs Joseph Robinson has returned
from her trip to New Rochelle and
Brooklyn.
George S. Dean was up from New
Milford, over Sunday.
Miss Jessie G. Wheaton is home
from Kent, where she has been for
the past six weeks.
Miss Mary E. Dakin returned, Sun
day, from visit with friends in Ellis
worth.
Adolph Kastor of Kastor Bros, New
York, and L. A. Williamson of that
city were in town on Saturday OF last
week in the interests of the firm of
The }. Mallinson Shear Co.
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To Whom
1t May
Concern.

If you are thinking
of purchasing a piano, this summer, you
can save time and money by writing me
for prices, ETC., before buying elsewhere.
l select all my pianos at the factories,
and put them in your house on approval
at price as low as possibly can BE- sold,
with small expense and no high rents to
pay. l have selected and put in a great
many pianos ON trial, and have not had
to take one out of the house l put it
in In over years. There is not anoth-
Or dealer in tho State that can show such
a record. Understand do not sell Stem
Gil Pianos. If you will write me will
send you an official list of all the Genu-
inc Piano Manufacturers in the United
State.. 1t will be safeguard to you il
the selection of reliable Piano. Ifyou
wish to go with me to the warsrooms to
select piano l will paw your fare if you
decide to take one, and for "a less price
than you could buy it if alone, and you
will have the benefit of my 40 years sx-
psrisnce in selecting Instruments. sell
a large number of different makes of pi-
amos. If you will lot me will get you
a fine pi.no and also save you money.
ALI orders for tuning Pianos and Pipe
Organs can be lett at N. W. Kills jew
slry Store, New Milford, Conn.,, and will
receive prompt attention.
Main Office at Bedford, West
chester Co., New York.
Joseph Brinton.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
ELECTRIC LIGHTS 60 OUT.

While the store of the @. H. Booth
4 Bentley Co. was crowded with GUS
toners, Saturday night, the electric
lights suddenly went out, and it was
II minutes before light was restored
considerable indignation was ex-
pressed against Manager Giddings and
his company. These accidents are too
frequent to please the patrons of the
company.
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roy have sold their crops of tobacco to
j. Stuart Halpine for 15c.

W. u. BARToN's MILLINERY OPENING.
W.. G. Barton will have his opening
Of fine millinery, coats and Jackets,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. This is an event the la
dies OF New Milford and neighboring
towns look forward to with eagernesS,
and the store is sure to be crowded on
the opening days. The store has an
enviable reputation for square dealing
and reliable goods. Grading at Bar
ton 81 is always satisfactory.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
guest, last week, Of his daughter, Mrs
George L.. Beehe, of Gaylordsville.
NEW GROCERY STORE IN THE GREEN
RANDALL BLOCK.

NEW GROCERY STORE IN THE GREEN.
RANDALL BLOCK.
The new firm of of Starr & Dean
open grocery store, Monday morning,
In the handsome store in the Green.
Randall block. They will conduct the
store on the Cash principal, and ex-
pect to give the public the benefit of
some low prices. Mr. Dean has been
Sons Of West Cornwall for a number of
years, and has an intimate knowledge
OF the grocery business. The new firm
will have the best wishes of their
friends for success in the new under
taking.
CLOSING OUT SALE AT THE BOOTH &
BENTLEY STORE.
The store of the G. H. Booth &
Bentley Co., was packed with people
all day Saturday and Monday, eager to
get the bargains offered in the closing
out sale. This store has had history
of over 60 years, and regret is express
over their going out OF business. j. P.
Treadwell of Norwalk was in town a
day or TWO assisting Mr. Bentley in the
rush:
Greatest line of French pictures
ever shown in this country at Howe s
moving pictures on October II.
G. A. Way has an attractive new
lady, in this issue of THE BEE.
Mrs he Try Lines of Cornwall Bridge
passed Friday with her mother, Mrs
George l.. Beebe, at Gaylordsville.
Sherman Garfield, a member of the
popular firm of Duncan & Garfield.
and Harry Wilson drove to Newtown.
sunday, dining at the Grand Central
Hotel. While in NeWtOwn they called
on Arthur T. Nettleton.
p a1ody, the scientific optician, will
be at M. w. Hill's jewelry store, New
Milford, October 9 TO Is.
Yes, we agree with you that a
cheap sewing machine with a small
present cash outlay, is tempting in
vestment. But wise buyer, having
the future in mind, is not misled by
the cheap article, for we'll she knows
that cheapness stands for ordinary
work, many breakdowns, frequent
need FOR repairs, and annoyanceS that
are trying in the extreme; and she is
forcibly impressed with the fact that
cheap machine, measured by results,
IS really dearer-cOStS more in the end
ian quality machine, for instance,
the time-tried and ever reliable c..
Z Riddiford sells the reliable White.
Howe's moving pictures, October II.
wait for Howe's moving pictures.
Everything new.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
SHERMAN

Nc DOnald's Park was the scene of
a lively and good humored ball game
on Saturday last. Although the score
being II to IL in Gaylordsville favor,
our boys kept them continually on the
jump. Who said Sherman was dead?
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
THAT LITTLE PAIN IN YOUR BACK

threatens your kidneys. II allowed to
go on little while you will suffer
throughout the entire system. Take
at once DR. David Kennedy'S FavOrite
Remedy. 1t is the most certain cure
known for the treatment of all diseases
OF the kidneys, liver and blood. Write
DR. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout,
N. Y, for free sample bottle and med
ical booklet. All druggists 81.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

- NC Aow Ay IHudlS lave arrived ana
will soon be used by the congregation
at the Methodist church.
Next Sunday will be observed as
"rally day" at the Methodist church
and Sunday school. A special effort
will be made to secure large attend
ance at all the services.
Clayson Perry is assisting in the
store Of the G. H. Booth & Bentley
co. during the special closing out sale.
The crop Of tobacco belonging to the
estate Of Charles Pomeroy has been
sold to j. Stuart Halpine for l6c.
st Peters lodge, f. & A. M, will
confer the F. G. degree, next Tuesday
night.
Mrs Metcalf of Bayonne. N. J., is
the guest of DR. and Mrs G. b. Black.
man.
E. H. Williams, representing the
Holmes & Edwards Silver CO. of
Bridgeport, was in town, Monday, call
ing on the trade.
Earl Patchen assisted on Saturday
In the store Of the G. Fl. Booth & Bent
ley Co.
Mr. and Mrs William Keifer mourn
the loss Of a son, John William, who
died on Friday, aged one year, five
months and q days. The funeral took
place on Sunday, Rev F. A. johnson
officiating. =
II you are interested in clocks YOU
will be interested in the Dutch styles
{. E. Riddiford is showing Now that
the fall is coming on Mr. Riddiford is
oferlng some special values in watches
for ladies and men.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Duncan passed
Sunday In Brook field.
e. A. Henderson has been ASSISTING
for few days in the market of Lester
Warner.
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Wheeler and
daughter and Mrs Max Schnell of War
rem were visitors in town, Monday.
John Swanson of Sherman has dis
posed OF his crop of tobacco to Vincent
Sterling for Fuller & Co.
Charles MOshier of Leach Hollow.
sherman, has sold his crop of tobacco
to Vincent Sterling, Fuller & Co. IS
representative.
Hon H. L. Wanzer of New Fairfield
has sold his crop of tobacco to Vincent
Sterling for Fuller & Co. The price
paid was 153c.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Root Of Miller
ton, N. Y, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
G. A. Way.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Evitts pass
Thursday and Friday at the Great
Darlington fair.
The large buildings Of T. Soule &
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

AT the democratic caucus, Saturday
afternoon. Charles N. Hall was chair.
man and f. E Soule secretary. The
ticket nominated was: Town Lreasur.
er, p M. Cassidy; town clerk, r. b.
Noble; Selectmen, Verton Z. Staub,
James s Sullivan; assessors, Isaac +.
Bristol, Clinton S. Pomeroy; collector
OF taxes. Albert H. McMahon; board
OF relief, James M. Hallock, John b
Cox; registrar of voters, Frank E
Souie; tree warden, Andrew M. Booth:
auditor, Timothy j. Mulcahy; consta-
bles, Charles Rally, Jr., John b. Couch.
j. Frederick McEuen, Joseph Wall
bank: grand jurors, Nelson W. Kin
ney, Frank Kennedy, Bernard L.
Moore; school committee, Albert Ev-
tits, John +. Adds
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
ED HARMON A CANDIDATE.

The genial ed" Harmon, the noted
republican politician, was on the
street, Monday, suggesting his name
AS candidate for first Selectman He
received one vote at the caucus, Mon
day, and was quite elated.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

AMONG THE TOBACCO BUYERS.
Millard Soule of Kent has sold his
crop OF tobacco to the American To-
bacco Co. for 151c.
The American Tobacco Co. has
bought the crop Of tobacco of William
Page of Kent, paying 15c, so reported
Gilbert Vincent OF Kent has sold
bis crop of tobacco to the American
Tobacco Co.
The American TOBACCO Co. has
bought the crop Of tobacco of r. j.
Hopson, paying TIC.
Andrew Main of Cornwall Bridge
has sold his crop of tobacco to Luther
Eaton.
Edwin H. Austin of Gaylordsville,
a careful raiser of tobacco, has dis
posed of bis fine crop to Vincent Ster-
ling for Fuller.
George HOpSon of Kent has disposed
Of his crop of tobacco to the American
Tobacco co. for 15c.
Smith Waller has sold his crop of
tobacco to Vincent Sterling for Fuller
& Co.
Luther Eaton of Kent has bought
about 100 cases Of tobacco.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

ODean's Rheumatic Pills absolutely
cure Rheuma tism and Neuralgia. En-.
tlrely vegetable, Safe.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

arrange game with the Newtown
High school.
w l.. Keller enjoyed the sights at
the Great harrington fair, this week.
Mrs NJ. W. Hill resumed her place
at the organ at ST Johns church, Sun
day, after an absence of several
months.
The Park View house is acquiring
an enviable fame for the excellence of
It's table service. and it's transient
business is increasing The house is
fortunate in having good number of
regular bOarders, and is credit to the
town.
f. r. Greene and George b. Ackley
attend the Great Darlington fair.
VertOn Staub has bought the CROP
or brOadleaf tobacco OF William Rob
ertS OF GaylOrdSville.
Mrs Henry Frisbie of Washington
was in town, Monday.
James Marsh and w. G. Beeman
drove to Great Darlington, Mass. Sun
day, taking up "Gold Leaf" and
"CheSter b. -
Nicholas Glennon has sold his crop
Of broadleaf tobacco to Verton Staub
for Tic.
Druggist w. N. Noble is making
fine window display Of the celebrated
Colgate soaps.
j. Stuart Halpne has bought the
tobacco crop Of FL. M. Baldwin for l5c.
Clinton Pomeroy and William Pome-
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

CENTER SCHOOL ORGANIZES FOOT
BALL TEAM.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
WEST CORNWALL.
REV G. N. FITCH ACCEPTS CAT

REV G. N. FITCH ACCEPTS CALL.
Rev A. K. Foster occupied the pull
pit again, Sunday evening, and read a
letter from Rev Q. N. Fitch of Lapips-
burg, Mich, accepting the call extend
ed to him by this society. 1t is ex-
pected that he will begin his pastoral
duties on October 2.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29

The Center High school have organ
I'd d football team, with JOSeph
Moore as c'pfain and Principal Petit
bone as manager They are anxious to
arrange game with the NeWtOwn
High school
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
PATRICK H. MCCARTHY.
The Popular and Capable Secretary of the
NewtOwn Agricultural Society,"

Co. and the warehouse of Turney Soule
are shining in new dress of paint, ap-
piled by John Harmon. the hustling
painter.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
Ammunition.

A new stock Of Ammunition just In,
the old reliable place.
The Newtown bee., 1905-09-29
KENT.

WHAT OUR MACEDONIA REPORTER
WRITES.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
Slouarer FrGiiOenten.

qraiioent 8ooieOelt agter at be-
ie9e glen Orleans / Gfteruuret, men
"a oen guile 5e6er 6liper OeO at boil
te iig 8Den, bar g2tmsrican public
6ealt6 Qtsiociation" oeotaget en- Be
Ilutning, 6bori ben aoparer pr9iibens
ten poo at gda bertil. life alene for
bans c9en Del, men oqreFOentens
9eieg gben Dil table 3uIinOer al
Menneifer fra aae aanter at Staten
til gpen og OeroeO g'0e Q(nleOnin5
til oioere llo6reoefe al Smitten."
3 Qefp Orleans bar man fremOes
les goOt 6aa6 ON Smittens Sbers
tinoelie, Iad ben beo ben 3ib, pra
iibenten pil tomme Der, bill oGre en-
Soga Blot, uagtet Der enbnu er 227
3ilfalbe unber gehanbling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
,@rait" / WaiIwaufec.

FRA Milpautee melOes / 2srOags:
U8an benter, at granb Surben olf
fnoe flsre oGrue Bills / Dag, Oa bet
te er ben IioIte Dag benne 8ranb
Surp FoOer. s 9uar Qlftes bleO TO
giOner For6ert tire 5imer. Den fsrs
Ite par Brant aolbe, MebIem uf 81
f1sr Furniture Co. IOm for TO 2lar
iioen ft $1,000 af Gountp 8Oarbtt
for n}pbler. Oct iiges, at $4,000
af bisIc penge bleb BELT meIlem GouHs
ib1goar6ets Wsblemmer, og bDis bets
te fan bebiies, bill qtntallet af Snbicts
ment blipe meget Itsrre. SOIepb aos
souret, 9Og6olber for 5iT6er Co.,
par bet dnbet 9ibne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
9iuOicpclts gliifeO DDiter Ban.

3a qreliOenten meb 6amilie /
Qeroags antom til SernbdneItatios
nen 0piier Ban, 4aDbe 9pen5 Soft
iamlet fig for at 6boe pr9iiOenten
5arbel. Som ban traaOte pau plats
formen, reiItes Der ct tort Banner,
1om bar 5reosbuen ooer en- dmeritaaff
Stiolo. pau ben enc Sioe bar Der
Iaa ct iapanIf Stag Og pad ben anoen
ct rusfiit. qr9iioenten 6olOt en- fort
5ate, o9 9srnene Gang en- ub0algt
Gang.
qaa gejen til Stationen funbe Der
mart bdbe fet en- alborlig lllptte.
gagatielen paa ben gogn, boori prrs
iibenten og bans 5omilie tsrte, bret
teoes, Og 9ognen falbt iammen.
pr9itoenten og be andre tlbngeOe Jig
imiolertib til S9bet, o9 mebfslgenbe
getiente 9reb fat 6eitene, fsr e
tunbe fpringe uf SteO, fua Der itette
ingen StdOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
eeSorOifeluets Dire.

qriOate MebbeIefer fra &ulubrien
tiger, at gOelaggelien oeO SOroitaIs
rene Der er langt itsrre enO fra fsrlt
autaget. Stpnt Der MI er fOrlphet
tire llger, iiOen aataitrofen inbtrdf,
er man enOnu life tlar oper 9OelGg=
geliernes bele Omfang.
Man DeO bog, at Q(ntalIet al 9uit,
iom itDrtebe Iammen eGer bleO giort
ube6oelige, oDeritiger 10000, og 1t
mere eno 10000 UlenneIter bIeO
gjort hjemlSIe.
8et oiier Jig. at be dGIereoe inos
Iamleot qenge, flere UliQioner Dol.
lars, er utilItr9ttelige til at uf6iGlpe
Neoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
Sire blep fpeitet.

G6itago Gtsprefss8oget paa aotf
SslanO 8anen itpbte 6rebug often
fommen meO ct foriintet @obstog,
fOm gift meO fuIb 5art, Soma Gitp.
Sire MenneIter bleo foret, ct af bern
libsfarligt.
De 100 9asiagerer unbgit, mar=
felig not, &oaitelier. 3ogene mpbtes
pda en- 5Or6pinin9, ItrdtS efterdt
goostoget 6aobe trpbiet groen op,r
Sopa Hioer. ge99e 2otpmotioer %
mango @ogne bleo taitet uf Sporet.
5nrbsber &pgers fom unOer ct at
2ofomotiOerne og bleo IemIeitet fra
9obeb til SOB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-03
A. Warg.
Gua SOOt6 til Omaha.

Gfter 6OuO oOmo6a 0oilp g2enS"
6eretter Spnbd9s bill W}tIs @pa
8oot6 gperi itbefalenbe ober 6relfss
6Gren 2tmerita, tale / Omaba ben
q. Nobem6er. 6un bill tale Qlubi=
torium &l. 8 ON 2lftenen, og 9ober-
ngr WlicteD bill introbucere 6enbe.
Ben STANLEY bil for 2ejligbeben
optr90e meO ct Sangfor 500 Mdno
itert, og ban baaber enbog at tuns
ne forpge 2tntaGet af Stemmer til
1000. 0ette &or bil lepere pdsIen0e
Gang og Wluiit for 2ejligbeOen.
8obert Guscaoen bar ogTaa lobst
at giDe WpOe me6 fit Orteitra paa
so. Offcerer fra 6 Slater DiG mpoe
for at 6iIfe pda Dfifs Booth.
Bornplig talte 0liIs Booth aan=
las Gitp til en- 5oriamling paa IT,
900, meOens 1000 maatte gaa bort
of Mongel paa 9labs. Wlan benter,
at benbes 8eieg I Sma6a bill blipe
omfattet me0 Iignenbe Sntere8ie.