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The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12


The lime kiln at PlumtreeS is to
have it's capacity increased for burning
lime by putting in two new kilnS.
James H. Pagan, the Bethel mOnu-
ment man, has just erected in the Cen
ter street cemetery, Bethel, very
handsome Barre granite monument
of rustic design for Daniel Van Ripper.
A deer came so near to E. "A. Under
hills home in Plumtrees, one day last
week, that his little son, Elmer, was
able to throw a stone and hit in on the
side. It soon took fright and ran
away.
Smith Beers, the coal man, is hand
ling fertilizers and can furnish the
farmers in large or small quantities.
Let him quote you prices before you
buy.
j. Arthur Lynch moved his meat
market, last Monday, from the Durant
block into the Dimond block to the
store formerly occupied by the Boston
store. Mr. Lynch is to add groceries
to his stock.
Miss Lille Treadwell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs E. D. Treadwell, who has
been i'll with scarlet fever, is now gain
ing nicely.
A. r. BriscOe of Wolf Pits had the
misfortune to lose valuable horse and
COW recently. They were both poison
ed. Mr. BriScOe had another good COW
poisoned but he hopes to be able to
save it.
Miss Samuel A. BasSett, who has
been quite i'll, is now on the gain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
THE WoRDEN HOUSE SAVED FROM
BURNING.

THE WORDEN HOUSE SAVED FROM
BURNING.
The house occupied by Mr. and Mr. S
John S. Worden had narrow escape
from being destroyed by fire, Wednes-
day afternoon, April &C. Mr. and Mrs
Worden being at neighbours at the
foot of the hill looked out of the door
and saw the shop in the rear of her
house on fire. She at once gave the
alarm and hurried home. About 40
neighbors hurried to the house and
succeeded in saving the house. The
shop with all it's contents was totally
destroyed, which was quite a loss to
Mr. and Mrs Worden. The origin of
the fire is still mystery. The furni-
ture in the house was all removed be-
fore the fire was under control. Mr.
and Mrs Worden wish to thank their
neighbors for the kindly assistance.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

is good alike for young and old. Your
druggist sells it.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

FARM HELP HARD TO SECURE.
Good farm help is hard to secure,
md several farmers in town would be
glad to hire good farm hands for the
summer.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12
SUMMER SICKNESS

MAY BE PREVENTED BY PROPER CARE
OF THE STOMACH.-PROTECT YOUR
DIGE STION.
The Newtown bee., 1905-05-12

Mr. and Mrs H. S. B. Judd took a
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-03
NJ X. PRAYER MEETING every Thurs
ASA day evening conducted by Jno. I. Au'sin,

CATHOLIC SUNDAY sGiio,iL esery sun
- diy Al 1,nelock a. M, at 81. .Insaphs
church, corner Cheyenne aud 6tll street. Mass
once i month. Rev j. II. Bfililicr, l'as'or'
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-03
SANTA FE
TIME TABLE
GOING NEST.

GOING WEST.
No. I. local passenger, S l:4l a. m
No. 5f-Denvcr express. l2:l5 a. m
No. 0-Wav freight ...... 1880 a. IN
GOING EAST.
no. 6-kansas City and
Chicago Express -. 4 $40 a. m.
No. 6-Nexico and Cali
fOrDis Express ....s l;p2 a. IN.
No. O--Chicago Fast mail 1l:50 p. m
No. el-Way freight ..... S 300 p. IN.
All passenger trains except Mo-. 8
and 10 carry tourist and Pullman
Sieep"rs. Nos. 8 and 10 carry day
coaches and Pullman sleepers.
No. 6 carries through s.eepers to
St Louis via Kansas City and the
Wabash.
Any information concerning train
service, tickets. rates, etc, cheerfully
given. J. II. SNYDER,
Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-03
Nerve Fag.
Ef You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For It.

Eou 1an wacte nerve force by excess,
over-work. very, anxiety, etc.
You can weaken yourself by not eating
proper food OF securing sufficient rest to
renew the nerve energy you use up.
The proper treatment, IN addition to
good phosphate food, such as whole
meal bread. prepared cereal.. ETC., is
DR.. Niles Restorative Nervine.
This Is as truly brain and nerve
food as any food you could eat. and bo-
sides. furnishes strength and tone of its
own. which goes to the weakened nerve
system. and ecta 1t to rights.
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine is a re-
freshins. revitalizlns tonic food-nnedIcine
for the brain and nerves. 1t reconstructs
worn-cut f,aTge tissue and fills your
languid BRAN with new life and yigor.
DIR. Niles EeryInc has made SO many
marvellous cures. OF people SO eick tho
doctors thought they were incurablc,
that 1t is today tho standard medicine
in many thousands ci American homes.
The first bottle is guaranteed to help
you, or druggist returns your money.
and Intense mental strain incident to
the banking business. has caused ME
70 suffer with nervousness and i1son-
MA. 1t gives mo pleasure to say TINT
I have used Or. Miles Nervine- with
very satisfactory. results in the treat
my fifth bottle. and eat and sleep we'll
POSSESS nerycs,"--R. l., DAIBY. Asst
Cashier, State Bank Texarcana, Ark.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-03

In recognition Of the merits Of
the DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills for
the relief Of headache and pain, 10
which neatly every ona is subject
more or less. arrangements lavc
been made whereby the Dr.. Miles
Medical Co. will furnish a trial
package of these wonderful little
tablets free 10 the subscribers of
this paper.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-03
Don't Tobacco Sp;. and sn,ose Your LITE

Away.
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full of new life and vigor, take No-To- -Bac'
the hewondcr-wvrker that makes weak ,neE
strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
your own druggist, who will Cuurantee
cure; Booklet and sample mailed free. AdL
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago OF New York
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

I Pain or dull ache in the back Is IN 4
mistnknble evidence Of kidney trouble.
It is Natures timely warning to- show
you that the track OF health IS not
clear 4. .
B If these danger signals arc tinheeded.
moro serious results are sure to folloW;
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Il The mild and the ex Extraordinary effect
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Ozark, Ala.
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one in this State who was for him.
Every railroad In tho State Is making
war on him. he said. THE senatorship
does not belong to me, and do not
itself to you. want every mans sup.
port givenagin an honest conscientious
manner. What I. have said on this sub
'ject of railroads Is cnougll$to Salty any
man who does not prefer a lie TO the
truth, and II am sorry to say that there
truth and justice. .3 Il defy any man TO
say that&I have ever5represented any
railroad or other corporation in any way
.since35my election to the Senate. Moth
ing plenses me better than to stand before
an Intelligent Virginia Jury with good
case against n railroad. At no period
of my career have I had the support OF
ithefrailway presidents. E
speaker declared himself favor
able to national appropriations for good
had of securing any equitable share OF
Its contributions to the revenue of the
country. He favored the working OF con-
vcts on public roads rather than putting
them in competition with skilled labor
lpany's contract with the State his be-
lief that Virginia lawyer Will be able
to wipe away that contract az easily rs a
broom wipes away n cobweb."
In conclusion, the Senator declared that
Senate, and that no stood on his record.
If he had been faithful to the trust con-
fided to him, he asked Il recollection a t
the hands OF the people OF Virginia. and
not upon any infrmitles,, defects or
shortcomings OF his competitor. Great
At tho conclusion Of the speech the
Senator was warmly commended by those
on the stage and many in the audience
went forward to shake his hand
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and not merely sentimental ones In IN this this
practical day.
Coming downSto4 the enumeration OF his
achievements inf3the Senate, the speaker
stated that whenthe came TO Richmond t,,i ne
been ,.instrumentala In doing for the ad-
avancement %of the city. Taking up the
claim OF the State against tho United
States Government for money advanced
to It, tho speaker,,swen into some detail,
showing. how the5&sscla!.,, arose. which his
distinguished competitor sought to mini
mIzc II respectfully submit said the
speaker. that this legislation was the,
most important#Nin practi cal results to
this State Of any achieved In forty.
years" He stated that a settlement had
been made with the governmnt in 1926.
but for years Sin cethat time Senator's
from Virginia had sought to reopen the
question md secure u restatementlof the
account that would give this State Ill
to which It was justly entitled. Senator
Daniel had introduced a bill for a set
Element, but 1t had failed OF passage In
one Congress-. In the next Senator DAN
ie was unable to attend the Senate sos-t
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an APPEAL TO
DRINKING MEN.

,rbere Is not a drunkard upon EARN e
whom orra wv iof fa the e ar hnts habit dis.
seenl,d'e BY well-known Washingt a1n
ssMs! an s e ssPets9' Gs a ana ~
tsstio from Work Or business; no pub
MY II n5 tTss,r so1. and can
orriIme 70 sccretiy' Without tho patients
RR a sllys si ia tes food or,rlss
NO g farm o for f Ieos @,l Ho r iaTe
the pem nnsea e or rn Cher -efeota from the
On rasg, Gs st ases hssa ana
brings Brings Ni,'estful slcep, good appetite ana I
Ierfect yig0r. ~ II y, q, -, K ~, p +
, ,,,,WnaI,nps IA Is. G. for free booklet.
mailed In plain envelope, We o, h ,IlI
recommend orrlpe 70 AZ who WISH = .lre = }.
POLK Miiler-chlldrey Co, 1ol n, Broad
street. corner First Street.
Polk Miller Drug Co, So y. Nam
Street, Richmond.
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slons owing to his presence mere IN the
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention and Ia. BE pc
cause o HIS serious illness NJ II. MS nome ne
IN Lynchburg. During tna natal, 1tm Sa,; took
up the bill.E5aI claim no credit Tor orliG..3
mating lit. I am not inventive genius. lt
has been charged t,iat have originated
nothing. am content TO car,ry 10 t9 !! con-
clusion what others have orls, !. e. ~. ~
paper clipping reporting Colonel |, Mn u
statement Of the collection Of his claim,
and It's Importance to the State. Eyen
Colonel , Marye does not escape .ap , elle,
he stands IN Hthe way of his ambition.
At this point the Senator referred with
biting satire to "thc criticisms OF TINS
mighty candidate, appearing !, peio.e VIZ IL
and continuing ho made satirical refer.
s Ems IL Wiz tfS axss and iianter which
evoked great laughter and applause applause
Two Views
Reading from Judge Dnw's report rs
second auditor OF the settlement or TINS
old war claim and the payment OF the
tho Senator said: Judge Dew says two
Governor says, $500. Dew
has. no Interest In the matter. y pause.)
Perhaps tho Governor has. Cloud laugfl-s
the Senator then detailed the legislative
process (which he had lacked ~, ,nme ,
incnt on tho omnibus claims bill IN this
ators had so,,ght to settle Lii vain. Sen
ator Johnston, father Of DR.. George Ben
Johnston, General Malone Senator Or Bar ar,
to secure passnge Of a bill to se-
cure this claim. The Junior Senator 3, de- !.
clared that he claimed no superiority 70
those mon, and that he would be glad to
be considered Second to them. Tho OPP
portunity came. however. and he SAY, saw
and seized Its lie was the Senior DEM
ocrntc member Of the Committee on
Claims and lad insisted on tacking on
this claim. and had insisted that he
would block the bill II It were not IN
clndcd. Great applnuse) J,
This was not the only claim That he
had secured passaRc OF IN the same inaa WHY ~
claim OF Richmond College, in which he
said he Ind had the assistance of our
Representative Hon. John
Lamb, to W'omRhe paid a handsome ri.
butte. He had told the committee that
there were two claims that had TO be
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crs that tho city should ilhyc such a.
building as soon as cticab lt,
4 n closing his speech the senator onn tI'n
Grated some things he had secured Tor tile
ana earnest tribute. declaring that he nnu'
nss much respect for them as for the .prc,sl-.
dents 81 5the banks Flo mentioned IS me
passa ge Of an amendment 20 p't w. soii,e
idustryafrpm Eannihilation and received we
thanks 81 Major Randolph. then In that
business here and employing soverai nun
drcu operatives. S 81, d Y
amendment paying 5000. 900 to mechanics y,
who had worked overtime aurlfns M, lnG
Spanish War, md to advocacy y OF a ,p,l
Bfurlough on pay, just as the department
Z clerks at Washington received. At THIS
point he read a commentators letter
Just received from the IeglslatlVe COM
imittee OF Mechanics in Interchangeable
voluntary and wholly unexpected endorse
tment life read the names OF the men
signing IT, who he saidtw were not person
ally known to him. q * n
Must Have Rate G Commission.
The Senator vas about TO- close; put = i
amid cries OF Go on ne - Iesu,,cn m1
regulation and control of characterization
companies. We have now state regu,
lation, but this does not reach tho great
interstate lines, Of which wise, wholesale
and efficient regulation was desirable. lie
would do no Injustice to tho railroads
any more than to citizens, but such log
isatlon Would be z barrier to their In ".
Justice to the people. he declared itnat
the country must have q rate commits,
sion, and that tho railroads had proved
themselves unable to mote out Justice.
and should be required to do SO. law
was now being prepared by q commis-
sionsto be submitted to Congress When.
1t convened. 5a4I
Senator, Martin then took up and dis
posed Of the charge that he was ~ rail-
road lawyer, declaring that II he; REPRE-.
icapncity,H5t was a strange thing that
they were all against him for re- elec ton:
Fle had nothing to say against railroad
presidents. but he did not know ofSln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

and from the departments OIL business fo o.
my constituents. If you want d man IN
the Senate who will fold his toga bout
him and wrap himself IN ne d,gfl ~ ~, ~
constituents, am q statesman, iot
department runner YOU had better vote,
for my opponent. tGreat applause and rH
have never asked whether a man was q
friend or aN opponent, but have stricken .t.e'
to be senator for virginia, for rs Rep p,1
well white, for the whole people e., Of my
means that have been able to win the
support, the confidence ana respect ,,, el tne
1T has boon charged that attempts
have been made to magnify any own
record Of public services by the dlsparage e.
ent q ny lie
paused 10 commend his colleague, Soma
Tor Daniel, and referred to recent news vs.
paper statement III which senator Da aIit,,
credit FOR ali that was claimed. referring
to tho over-zealous defense of Senator
Daniel by others he said; People who
volunteer their services without Wn.s,ns
There's n selfish motive behind their solic.-
tude.' This shot evoked considerable
laughter ana applause. Speaking OF his
colleague, Senator Martin SAID th i. nc ana
hood to the present day, and were as
warm friends now rs ever, and that they
had hotll devoted themselves TO tho public
the credit. Lut only that virginia and her
people got the fruits.
"Puerile Charges
''rn view Of these frivolous, these puerie
charges that have done nothing IN the
Senate, an, forced to the embarrassment
OF discussing myself and my work. II
Virginia has made any mistake In the
past It has been to devote too much time
10 doctrlnatre politics, to theories and to
sentiment instead of tho practical ques-
lions ofsn material nature that have con-
frontcd them. While we have been dis
cussing great questions and theories the
States Of tho North have been deriving
hiEh Ideals. daughterj III mn not critl-
cislng ideals, but there arc high ideals
In business and in practical fairs as
we'll as In poetry and sentiment. com
mend high ideals to the youth of tho land.
but we must have some utiltarlan ideals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Tote Fair, Democrats.

iIdItor of The Times Dispatch: #
slr,-four CORRESPONDENT 'H" at Forksvillc,
Va, writ Ing IN Sundays Times Dispatch, says
that of he. twenty or twenty-five votes In that
community, not ono will be cast In the reg
ular, election. \ Judge Mann Is the Democratic
candidate. y lhat Is true then no votes should
primary. Il is moi honorable TO play heads
l&win; tails you LOSE In u party primary.
an not, perhaps, even a friend OF temper
Sance, II prohibition was the issue; ain only
nm old fashioned Democrat, who has been
taking an occasional teddy for forty3years
and voting straight, but as ~ Virglnian,
believe in n square deal and II his oprp-
nents purpose Pursuing the tactics suggested
by MI shull certainly vote FOR Judge
Mann
Swanson, Willard and Mann are gentlemen
either one q Who y Ws equipped for tlls
WI IRA EVAN
augusta county va. April, IS. 1000,
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POISONED BULLETS.
Deadly Work Of Assassins If,
Poland-Nusic Hall Trick
Uncovered.
.(By Associated Press. ) h

l4 l7.t4
ST. PETERSBURG. April PAL I'll
recent attacks on The police and admins
istratlvc officers In Poland, their as
sailants have used poisoned bullets and
8daggers.
4 Attthe popular theatres and music halls.
performers arc arousing great dc1lon-
strations by ainging and rcc!ting revo.s
l,itionary verses. These are introduced
as encorcs not appearing on tho regular,
programme which must be passed by the
theatrical censor. Recently the PER.
formers did not hesitate to lampoon the;
imperial family under thin disguise
When the trick was discovered rigid
instructions were Issued to- the police
not 10 allow n single encore which had
not previously been approved by the
censorship. r. 8:
In order TO insure prompt action IN
case of Recommendations. the governors and
other officials OF all the prov inces have
been directed TO remain Mt their OFFICES
curing the Faster holidays and be pre-
pared for any emergency. "A Il AZ i
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a Birthday Party.

a most enjoyable entertainment was &, given ,,n
.hon,ss an Isairmoun, Avenue Thursday night
in honor OF Miss bessie Casey. tfH occasion
being that young ladys birth IN.
n M;,ss.'A Mary "A Harris, Glsnnle Buchanan.
Myrtle lowell Lizzie Pace. Matte Terry,
Willie Arnold Dora Mitchell. stella nar 1ser
EannIe MIIla Bessie Casey, Ethie Tucker
+ aiiise Thomas Mrs harden, Mrs. w ~
tucker Mrs. Julian BInford. Mrs. W z.
rhnn,as Miss Grady, Miss Woody, and tMessrs.
George pace. Charlie, Emmett and Eddie
rhonas, Thomas buchanan. Arthur -, ana l,!a
Clarence Hope, Harry Kleyeustenoer, rh non.
1rnrn "JvfIlie Tucker, Smith. Buchanan. NILS.
1,SweIl T'honas, SBlnford and many others.
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\ MONTAGUE MEETING.i
Friends Of Governor Preparing
-la for Big Rally Here.

& Governor Montague returned from Dan-
vile yesterday and spent the day III his
Office.
He said he was deeply touched by the
reception accorded him by tho Democrats
gratefully remember It. The Governor viii
speak In Stauntons Tomorrow.
While no definite date has been settled
upon It Is known that the friends Of the
interest In the Academy Of Music within
the next. ten. or fifteen days.
Il 1t WouldDa held this week, but tho house
is engaged for each night Tho list OF
Vice resdents is now being made Up.
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SULLIVAN DESERTS.
Accepts Theatrical Offer and the
Basel Ball League Is No More.

p Especial Il 10 the Times Dlspat ch)
n. G., April zs.---laase ball
FAR as Charlotte is concerned. has petered
oI,, Yr TED sullivan. who has made q
great show OF the work OF organization both
Of the league and tho local team. left to-
night for Chicago. where, It IL said. ha has
accepted some sort Of an offer With a theatn-s
cal outfit, .65 ~ ID u g.55
t The promoters of tho local team had what
they thought was an ironclad contract with
sullivan. but It stood mot IN the way OF his
going. when the Job wa1 tcndered him. y e, he
eSntract was signed last Thursday and the
local promoters declare they gave Sullivan
everything he asked for. They say y IS AZ
he tactics OF base bail 5managers In general.
and Will take no further 1T cps toward put
ting Charlotte In a league. VI 4 Z
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Blue and Black
Suits

Thercis an air OF distinctive
style about these suits that
comes only from highest ex-
pert tailoring and correct taste
combined.
/. II you know stylish clothing,
ADVANTAGEOUS dollars, appear
ance and comfort you will
choose tho suits from Berry's.
5000 to s26, 100.
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IT Two New Charters.

.rhc state Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the following charters:
Wetzer Carbonate Lime c .apa No mnG2:
~ ~ II. C,romer, Vice president, Winston: r.
II. Hicks, secretary, Norfolk. CAPITAL sto &c
$50. ooo Objects g buy ana s ,,In H and other
mineral and fossi! substances. I. Z, T., u,
Nationai Insurance Company Of Virginia Gan.!
uncJ. Norfolk; II Martin. .,d prHs'u Nnr,
folk: THOMAS w Shelton, counsel. Norloik,
.capItaf stock $4,000. Objects 70 conouct a'
Insurance business. .ysf Z. 7