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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-31
Dunleith, w. Va.
Mr.. EDITOR

y
the reign of the three kings,
Charles, John and Milton. at
evening | sought my pillow for
rest and Ill the night vision one
stood before me, having authority,
and he Gays: Come with me and
i will tell you the sum of the
whole natter And he carried
me away on the swift wheel Is of a
chariot southwark 10 the :oot o. a
very high mountain and while We
waited, | saw another strong and
mighty messenger following after.
and his face was bright as many
electric lights and his name Is
Progress; and he had in his hand
a little paper, and he came near to
me and | would have fallen down
before him but he says, "Seest
thou do II not, for | am one of
you"
And he Gays, Come up higher and
will show you things that must
shortly come to pass. Aud he
took me by the hand and led me
up long stairway, on and on,
and up and up, to that great city,
"Fairview, =" which is called III the
English language "abominations
and the mother of hard lots. "
And he showed me the temple IN
the midst of the city, and he says,
"What thou seest write.
And I saw on the left hand a
motley throng of many kins-
people. And ] saw four elders
come up from the valley of Buffa-
10, and their locks were white like
wool, and their countenance was
dreadful and terrible to behold 4;
and they joined themselves over
against the motley throng. And
they stood round about the temple
and | heard them say: "See this
magnificent structure, these beau
tiful walle our hands have bullded
with bricks from afar. We have
tabulated the names of our former
rulers, and set them In this build
ing as a memorial throughout our
generations. For seven hundred
and fifty-siK months we have
come to these courts to pay tribute
to cur masters
And ! heard loud voice from
Progress proclaim that not one
brick should be left upon another
till all were razed to the ground ;
and ! heard the means and groans,
weepings and walliDIs of the mot
ley throng. Ard ! saw the four
elders fall down and paw the earth
and pull their hair and rent the
air with their fists; aud heard
them blaspheme the name OF
Progress.
Aud saw on the right hand a
mighty host and their eyee spark
led like the morning stars, and
asked, 'Who are these and whence
came theyY aud he answered /.
"These are Progressive Citizens ,
these are they that have come up
out Of great tribulations aud per
secutions and have washed their
hands from fogyI-ms in the pure
waters of the Ohio river. These
have their names written op tbe
pages of Progression And [
heard the number of them TWO
PHoUrANp FIVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY FIVE aud many more. These
have prevailed TO remove the
temple, and they laid bands on
that old dragon aud sorpeut, Bee
Jay, aud cast him into that bot
tomlees pit of the old wagon shed
and set seal ON him that he
should 60 out to deceive The peo-
pie 30 more; uo, never.
And / beheld the temple de-.
acending amidst the valley oi
Ceredoav0ueK, which by rnterpre-
tation means Ceredo aud Keuova
and j heard the Two Thousand
Five Hundred and Fifiy.6v3 and
many more, sing new song. even
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Volunteer,

Fire Department.: Volunteer,
25 mem bere.
apparatus: One hose cart
equipped with 600 feet of 2 "a
inch cotton jacket hose; 6 ladders,
8 chemical extinguishers."
Now can the one who penned.
the article in the last issue Of the
Wayne SnitIzen say as much for
the present county seat? We
should say not, jIdgipg from the
recent destructive fire at that
place. Some one has another
guess coming.
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guess coming

NNNpo OObibB'
Mr.. Citizen, ii Is useless to tell
you that the court house at Wayne
and all the valuable Re cords as
we'll, are in constant danger of
being destroyed by fire. We cay
it is useless to tell you this, for
you are well aware of it. Tha
is no water with which tQsS .
at Wayne and what is nGees, ON
never will be. Because of thisJ
fact the rate of insur ance is enor-
nous with the possibili ty that in
snrance at Wayne may be cut offl
entirely at any time. Then VIII
not relocate the county seat atV
Ceredo where we can obtain the
minimum rate Of insurance and
play on the court house, in cas-
OF fire, with eight streams q
water2 We have a splendid mean
OF fighting fire here, ss all can al
test who have taken the trouble
come and investigate, land we
glad to say many people from
country have done so, aud we sii..
cere!y hope many others WHY a.
water plugs wIll'be placed at the
court house door from which the
Ceredo fire department can play
ON the building with four streams
at the same time, and Kenova
now hae water plug within one
hundred and fifty feet of the court
house site, and whom necessary,
can turn on four additional
streams. You must agree that
with eight strong streams Of water
playing at the same timo it would
be impossible for fire TO DO much
damage.
The secret of successfully riddine The
system oft "a cold is "a thorough oyacua.
ton Of the bowels kcnucdy's LAXATIVE
Honey and Tar does this LIQUID Cold
Cure. drives ali cold out OF tho systcm.
Best Tor Coughs Croup. etc. Sold bv
BlOss Drug Co. and If Nrv Williams
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The secret of successfully ridding The
system of "a cold is "a thorough oyacua.
ton OF the bowels Konucdy's Laxative
Houey and Tar does this Liquid Cold
Cure. drives ali cold out OF tho systcm.
Best Tor Coughs Croup. etc. Sold bv
Bioss Drug CO., and R Ncy Williams.
The Carnegie hero medal goes
begging Has the committee the
name of the man who wrote ely
cry body Works bat Father" and
got paid Tor it3
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A maiden artist feIl in love,
Her beau was Arthur Smart
When they were we'd The ncighbors
said.
"She's wcndod 10 her Art"
Remember the date February 8.
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2aom tubten panenk6nie.

Ser ~peritorbene SOntg Gbriittun
TX. bon 9Gnemorf bate iein grDbtes
@ergniigen barar, bur9 Die Gtraben
&openbasens Bis peit 6tnaus auf's
Selo gu fpaateren uno nit trgeno einem
oes Wegs Oaberfommenoen Elm Sc
fprd6 an5ufangen. @tnes Sages mar
er nit einem Ieiner @0bne, Dem 9rinz-
gen Dalbemar, tief binetn in BEN petz
ten Wdl0 BET Sreoensborg g~e9ansen,
nno gang in ibrem @eiprG6 b~ertieft,
batten fe Ben re9ten Weg berloren. 9a
begegneten tie einem Bauer, Der ouf
etnem fletnen Mogen a~ngefabren fam,
uno iie fragten i'm, pie man pobl an
beften na4 Dem @4loB tommen fonnte.
.Qoden sic nur INNER binten nit
auf; tb min sic f9on binbringen,"
fagte oer Bauer. sic fro6en dl1o auf
ben Wa9en uno md9ten ft9's 5pii9en
ben Meblidden bequem, Die barauf
lagen. Damn ftn9en tie ndbreno Der
Sabrt NIT ibrem Sii6rer an gu plalt=
bern, unb als fie balo mertten, baB
er feline 4bnung babe, iper tie Ieien,
frd9te tbn Gbrtfttan, mas er pobl bonn
8Dntg battle.
sd femme 3tpar Sen a5nig nt9t,"
antportete Der Bauer, naber i9 babe
geb0rt, er foG IL Elm gang gutter Mann
iein; oo4 oaS iperbe i6 Inn ME perz
8eiben, baB er einen iol9en gur19en
pte {etnen Mtntter Sacob @ftrup fi9
10 iiber Den aopf tommen lGBt, Der
oas .2unb in's lnslid i%tiirat." Der
&Dntg la9te, oa iiber feinen Yremiere
mtnifter Elm 10 bartes 1rt6eil gefGnt
tpurbe, ia9te ober fsin Wort mebr.
Sic p~lauoerten iber alerlei anoeres,
uno Damn tparen tie au9 f9on Dor Dem
S3loB. Die Ma9e trat ms @epebr
unb begribte ben a1nig, uno ais benz
Bauer nun flar tpuroe. tpen er gefabz
rem hatte, betam er groBe Qnsit, bieb
auf fefn pferb Elm uno po1te ii9 aus
benz @teube MAIDEN. Oo9 Der &0nig
bat TIN freunblid, anaubalten, tlppfte
ibm auf Die @dulter, lteB i'm in's
S9lob eintreten, CAB Tim Elm @las
Wetn unb i9enfte linn 100 3ronen,
inoem er feline Sreimiitbigteit lobte,
@init stng Der a0nig our9 etne
StraBe, dls er bei sinem 6aufen BON
4rbettern oprbetfdm, ote eifrig iber
efne Qn9elegenbeit btstutirten unS lire
Derf9ie0enen Meinunsen NIT GROCER
grregung pertbeiotgten. .Da tommt
Der SDnig," rtef elmer aus Ser Grippe,
mir tpoaen ibn nu9 fetner Meinung
frageu."
Gbriitian trat gu i6nen, unterbtelt
Ii9 cine Stunbe lang nit ben 2euten,
Bis iie eintrd6tli9 ibre Meinungen
ausgetauf9t batten. @ls er oann iid
freunoli9 BON thnen perabI 9ieoete
ia9ten iie ale: ySo einen &1nig tpte
u%nieren gtbt's ntdt pieosr." Oas mar
aud Die Meinung zines Nrbeiters, NIT
benz Der &Ontg iid einmal In elm ldnz
ceres @efprG6 einlieb unb Der treuberz
gig bemertte: sd mub S6nen iagen,
Maieitdt, baB Sic Elm gutter a5nig
fine, etner Der beiten, 10 per1i1ert man,
ben mir ie gebabt BADEN. m SEC, bas
Adngt bon Dem 9eI9mad zines Seoen
ab," dntpprtete @briitian, uno als i'm
Der Wfann gang pertpunoert anIa6,
fiigte er bin5u: nMiKen sic, i6 fam
oas felbft am tp~entgiten b~eurtbeilen."
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Cone Star Rter 6eim G%arneUa(
un0 SGngerfe(t.

Gum aampf Der 8aeen unb @eianse
Seib SIR 9elaoen melt uno brett.
aommt, bort nit uns bic Subelfldnge,
8erlebt nit uns ne 1b6ne Belt.
&ir baben Nles norbereitet
Sir's DDppelfet, 6as nDr uns ftebt.
unb Nles 1T 10 etngeleitet,
Dab es nad 8unib oDn ftatten gebt.
8ir feiern einen garnebal
Mit Mummenibans gar feiu uHo prabtig
uno Sreuo' uno SUIT berriht iberau
unb SrObiinn, er 1T iibermdthtis.
8er neiat CUR Seiterteit, gum Sbers,
8er mill peraefen Sora uuo Blage,
@em ieitht Der Sinn uno leibt oas Sera.
Dem uiuteu ib6ne. frobe Eaae.
&ommt nur berbei, SIR Mauner ale.
SeraeBt Die Srau'n uno &inoer niht
unb miuis tut in bieiem Talle,
Bas Cure Sbulbisteit unb 8fibt.
9oeb nibt su lbau'n nur aiebt's oas
Sdbne
0as aue' pirb nibt ALIEN entsidt,
8ir fnbren @udb in's 8eid Der T6ne
8oourdb aud DIR uno Sers bealidt.
Gus buHoerteu BON Sanaerfebleu
grldaut oaS oeutibe 9ieo i'm ghOr
unb trdat bic leitt erreaten Seeien
BUM Seiliatum Der 8unit empDr.
@ih bic Wfuiit beim Sangerfeite.
Sic tpiro pDn 8initlern aus9eibt;
50 bieten mir oaS Nuerbefe
Dem. Der @eiaus uno Wuilt liebt.
uno nenn Sbr bann nah ane'rer 9ube
8erebti9tes 8erlangen traat,
go it's Die cole ,,Soue Star" 9abe,
nod Der Qeru6bnlib Sober fraat,
9enn ,,Sune 8 tar Bier uub Sanseriete
Sinh unsettrennlidhH fir uuo fur
unb min Sum Beiten ma oas Bette,
SIt's oas famoie uYOne Star"'Sier.
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tim, uno er erbat iih oenielben gum
@ei6ent. gr tpDlte i'm aoDptiereu.
Ils ibm Der Sunae nerpei9ert murbe,
maAte CT Elm IaureS @eIidt. 6ierauF
n0lte er Den Saite[ bes &biQip elm
banoeln un0 ihlieBlid Die metallic
men SteiQbIqel an oemfelben. SEER
Bbiaip beoeutete ibnt, oaB CT ben
Sattel niht entbebren tonne, oa CT
oenIelben ia ielbit braude, nm Mebl
uno Sleilh ING 0aus Al i6affen.
@nttaulht SOQ Der 6duptliue ihlieBs
liG ab, suiammen NIT ieiuen Rrie.
germ. @iniae Stunoen, ua6oem er
fort mar, permiBte 0err 8bilip cine
iunee Stub aus Ieiner Benne. Or
madte iid auf, nah berIelben al Iuz
6ett, uno fauo iie AUDI balb in einem
9idibt nidt meit ppm 6auIe. Sic
mar tot - eben friid8 oeihladtet.
Wlehrere QrDBe Studen SYleil1 noaren
aus DEM Glden uno ben 9eulen Qes
ihnitten. - Buffalo Sam uro feline
&rieaer batten Ippetit gebabt auf
friI9e BeefiteafS.-
Serr Bbiuip belbaftiQte oft Sn=
oianer als Irbeiter auf ieiner Sarm.
DieieGben arbeiteten eerre fir Die
Soft. Nu6 arbeiteten lie Iib niht
eeraoe tot. Sn Der Reael taten lie
10 oiel. baB fte nit tnapper Scot tire
Soft p%eroienten. ginit batte SEER
B6iuip smei Snoiauer lQnaere Belt
our Wrbeit. I'm ben nunoerbaren
Spiritnn bieIer Naturfinoer gu iqu.
ftrieren, molten mir bier amei Bege=
benheiten ers6hlen. nelGe iib autrus
gen als bieie beioen Snoianer in
BbiQip'S Dieniten itanoen. Grit mill
len mir bier ertudbnen. oaB Der cine
Snoianer elm @berofeie mar, Der an=
oere elm 0elamare %. 0aB Der
@berDfeie fid bier aufhalten fonnte,
lift ourbaus niht nerwunoerlih, ba
Der gberotelenitamm in 0oro= uno
OfsTeras feline 6eimat bate nod in
ben '40'er Sabren. Iber Der 3 o.
mare! pie fem Der bierber, oeffen
9eimat o0h bod i'm Norben, i'm
Situate 0etu Oort. mar? Die int.
reiiaute g%rtlarune, tpie iie Der Dela.
mare ielbit benz 6errn RbiQip eab,
mar oieie: @r batte i'm 5treite ben
S0bn ieines ei9enen Sduptlings er=
idlaaen uno mar. nm lif Dor ben,
| 8orne nno Der Ber9eltune oes Yatera
81 retteu, aus ieiuer 6eimat aefliib=
tet. so par er bis hierber, melt i'm
Siioen, geraten.
Sebt fotnmt Die cine merfmiroiee
Beaebenbeit. Der Delamare, Nell
der iib idon ldn9ere Belt BET Serrr
! Bbiqip a~ufaebalten bette uno elm gu.
Derlaiiiaer Irbeiter mar, bate Die
8~em0bnheit, bel Gag iomDl ME BEL
@adt aYBen in ben Bergen uno Bdl.
bern um Der BbiQip iden 8eiibunQ
umberauitrelfen. Man batte lid
nihts babel aeoaht. iDnoern es Dem
natirlihen Sang oes Snbianers su.
| gelhrieben. @ines cages ieoDh, mad
abermalisem umberitreifen, tam Der
0elamare ms 6aus suriif uno tim
oiate benz 6erra Bbiqip an. oaB e,
fort mlffe. rBeBbalb oenn?" fraete
i'm Serr Bbillip. vBeil fl b n
Ell nj r Der Fl n b." gab er aelai.
fen our Intport. Iues 8ureoen,
bod gu bleiben, bali nihts, uno nod
am ielben 1aae uerlhpano Der De-
lopare. .s
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eSft Ser MpnS betppbut9

Sc lit erpieien, bob Der Wuno in
5olae leiner Gtm08pbdre beppbnbar
lit; aber nibt fir Mtenihen. Die idpn
bDs aenua auf oieler groe alb fino;
namentlib fir Die. Die ni1t miiien,
oaB electric 8itterS &0pfueb. 9al=
ligfeit, Walaria, Webielfieber, @elb.
iuht, Dispepiie, Shpinoel. 3eber=
uno 3leren= uno sSrauen=2eioe BELT.
unperaleidlib als Comic fir ibma
DIE, beionoers alte Berionen. @s pers
ihafft Sblaf. @arantiert pon Nholpb
OreiB uno S. 8alteper & @obn.
BreiS rtur SO gts.
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Tut es lest.

Shreibt ooer tontmt nno laBt @nh
uniere Beoinauu9en fir unlere &rants
belts, llnfals uao 9ooes Serlide'
runa, ST monatlib, aeben. Sober
aebraudt es. s. Is. Yearein & 60.
Qotal Geenten Der &orth american
Mccioent Co.. 8tmmer 5l4 Moore.
@eb6uoe, San NntoniD, Ieras.
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W6hrenb elmer fiiralidaen 9oun.

- WGbreno elmer fiirali@en 3anrts
bduier'N uflbruug ieitens Der gon.
rieo'ihen @eleuihaft i'm @rano
Opera 9ouie gu Chicago brad cine
Blatform auf Der Blhne suiammen,
obne oaR ieoDh Semano uerlebt purs
be. Ser BilaerhDr, aus iebsiq 8ers
iOnen beftebeno. mDlte aeraoe bic
etpa 10 Sub bobe BlatfDrm nerlai=
fen. als iih Der unfau ereianete uno
Die GbDriften ftirsten in etnem mir.
rem 3nduel ourheinanoer. Der
8Orbang aina iofort nieoer uno oas
Bublitum blieb rubie. ipoaB na1
aebn Winnten Die Goritellupa meiter
pDs iib Qeberi fDnnte.
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aatarrb fanm ute5t furirt tueroen

our4 locale applieatiOnen, oa lie ben Gib Der
Rrantbeit ni6t errei6en f6nnen. Ratarrb 1T cine
8lut= ODER Gouftitutions : Rrantbeit, nuO I'M lie 3u
beileu, miBt SIR innerlide 6eilmittsl uebmen.
9aa's &atarrb BUR miro eingenommen uno pirit
brett auf oas glIt un0 Die i6leimige Oberfld9e.
9al's &atarrb:Sur lit feline 0uadial6er Nteoi3in.
Sic puroe lett 5abren BON einem Der beiteu Ner3te
Recept. sic beItebt ous ben beten b~etannten So
MICA, perbunoen nit ben beten 8lutreiniaunssmit=
teln, Die brett auf Die S4leimoberfd6e mirten.
Ste pOqtOmmene @erbinoun8 Der 3meI 8eftanoteils
1T es. mas iold' tuunoerpOle 8elultaie BEL Der 6ei=
lun9 BON Ratarrb berOorbrin9t. 9aBt Gub 3eug=
nife umiOnit 9eben.
s, Sc beuep & Co., SOleoo, ..
9erIaufi Don alien @pOtbetern, Yrels rs Gents.
Nehmt oaq's Hamilien 9iaen fur 8eritopfuna.
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(Shlus fotat).
aein @eheimmftteI.

gS lift cine burhaus falltbe Mniiht, oaB
Die ct. Bernard 8rduterpinen, oieIes ie,
sensreithe uno 5unertdifi9e Seilmittel tur
10 aablrei4e 8rantheiten, cine Grt BON
@ebeimmittel leien. Nibts tonn tDridbs
ter iein. ais oieie Nnuahme. Die Grim
Der bieler Btlen, bic frpmmen MDnd)e
bes Sroens pDm beiliaen 8ernarb. tparen
teine @ebeimnisfr1mer Sic tonnten Die
woltdtisen uno beiltrdftisen gigenibaf-
ten Der 8r1uter, aus tpeldben file 6as Sell
mittel berftelten uno er5ielten oamit ld1on
pDr pielen Sahrbunoerten iiberraiher 8ue
rem,
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Wiscpmte Npti. Der erlte 8ot.

ihafter Sapans fiir Die Ser. Staten,
1T nab 8aibineton abaereiit. Sn
ieiner 8egleituna befinoet iid feline
@attin, cine oeutlhe 8aroneiie. Die
Dame cine geborene b. &aosSun'
tenbaaen, mar Die 8ittme oe5 Ritts
meilters BON &baoen. als Der iapani=
ihe Diplomat lte in Berlin gum Srau'
altar flbrte.
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Die B~oliseitDmmiiiiun bat fid
auf ote neuen 8egeln aeeiniat unb
miro iie in Der ndbiten Sibune ar,'
nebmen.
Die 3euaenaufnabmert in Dem
Wltheu'5aa iino beenoet.
gDuntp : &ommiiidr BDbbarot
lit in Der Observation-Disclosures
nab Nuitin 9ereiit; man ermartet
iuterefiante @ntmidluneen.
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Ius oielen @eaenoen i'm @es
iten unieres States tommt Die
Wahridt, oaB Die Sarmer notper.
big Geaen aebraufen.
S0mmera Hormalidulen ners
Den oies Sabr unter anoern Orten
in Columbus, @oliae, gonzales,
9DuftOn. uoaloe. Gict0ria, Srie.
orihsburg, Gan Intoni0, Seauin
unit Yoafum abaebalten.
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- 9Omie 1T in Chicago aneetont.
men. @r miro porldufia nidt nab
8ion aeben, aber Elm aeribtlibes
gerfabren aegen Die ruiurpatoren"
einleiten.
Sailep bat cine pieritanoioe
&eoe lber Die ssrahtraten.8ia i'm
Senat aebalten.
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N. u. @ ur3 b a d maebt befaunt, oas
er Sanoioat fir onS &mt oes Staatsie.
mates pom n. ienatorielen 9iftritt lit
uno iib um bic bemOtratiihe Romina.
ton betpirbt. Ser 9itritt umfast bic
Counties Sesar, 8anoera, Gillespie.
aenoad uno Aerr.
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sine alaande pOftmetneriu

1T Wtrs. aleTanoer bon @arg, Ode,
bic Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen
ais Die beften aeiunoen, um Wtagen,
2eber uno Sinaepeioe in Sronuna
gu balten. Gin lbmersloies &einis
aunesmittel. 9arantiert BON &oolph
DreiB uno s. Salteper q SObn.
Yreis 25 Gents.
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Sn @alpelton itarb i'm Nlter
uon GO Sabren bic uermittpete 5rau
@lilabeth Saaemann. Sbr Wtann,
OenrD 0aaemann, lit ihon ntele
Sabre tot.
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On WponeI II h;e OporHboI

- Sn &eapel lit Die Marttbaae
auf benz NiDnte Olioetp in ssplae Der
Ilhenmafien, Die iia auf Dem Dab
laaerten, eingeitlrSt. II Beripnen
muroeu aetDtet unb 26 oerlebt.
Sc er9ieBen iih pieoer neue
2aoaitr6me aus Dem BeIno. Gin
9aoaitrom bat ben &irbbof BON
30rre Gnunaiato errei6t uno oann
nab Dem alien BDmpeii su abaebo.
gen. Su Der 9eaeno BON OttaianD
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E>OR SALE-1 pair HOlste1n oxen years old.
Miles B. Burr, Stepney Depot Conn.
POSITION WANTED-As coachman OF
L groom, or farm work by young men Ad-
dress w. Lakin. bridegroom. Conn.
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e. III. DILLON & co.
ST ROSES.
EASTER ANNOUNCEMENT

EASTER ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Holy Thursday there was High mass
at 9 a. m.
Good Friday morning there will be
mass at O'Clock.
The Stat iOnS of the Cross will be
held this friday evening at O'Clock.
Holy Saturday, mass will commence
sharp at O'Clock a. m.
On Easter Sunday the two masses
will be celebrated at the usual hours,
9 and II a. NJ, with special Easter
music at both services.
At St Stephens church, Stepney,
mass will be celebrated by Jesuit
rather, on Easter morning at 10
O'Clock.
At .Southford on Easter morning
mass will be celebrated at 9 O'Clock.
At Southbury at Sacred Heart
church, on Easter.morning, mass will
be celebrated at II o'clock.
The usual Easter offering will be
taken up at all the masses at each
place.
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CONGREGATIONAL cnURcHNOTEs
AN INTERESTING ADDRESS.

AN INTERESTING ADDRESS.
The ladies of the Congregational
church held their annual missionary
and mite bag meeting, Wednesday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs L. G.
Morris. Mrs Holbrook, a returned
missionary from Africa, addressed the
meeting. Mrs Holbrook is a very in
teresting speaker and tells of the work,
the manners and customs of the peo-
pie in such vivid way that her audi
ence is at once carried with her into
the foreign fields. The attendance at
the meeting was not as great as would
have been had the weather been more
certain, but those who were not able
to be present were represented by
their mite bags, and the sum total re-
ceived from them was $50.84, sum
greater than has ever been collected at
one of these meetings before. An in
formal reception was held at the close
of the meeting and light refreshments
were served. The money received
from these mite bags is used to further
the missionary cause both at home
and in foreign fields.
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Notice
To the Taxpayers of Newtown

The taxes on list of 1905 will be due and
payable on Tuesday. May l, 1906 will be at
to receive taxes: At store OF Taylor. Curtis &
Co., Wednesday, May 2, 1906. from 10 O'clock e
a. "a; until O'CLOCK =; M: at store OF A; Job B.
from 10 o'clock a m. until o'clock p m. !;
at Brick building. Newtown. Saturday, May
p. M; at store OF Baker & Co.. Hawleyville,
Tuesday, May e, 1906, from 10 O'Clock q. m.
until O'Clock p. M; at store OF K. ID. Shep
ard, Dodgingtown, Wednesday, May 8. 1906,
from 10 O'Clock a. m. until 3 o'clock p. m /;
at store of Henry Morgan. Hattertown.
Thursday, May TO- 1906, from 10 O'Clock a. m.
until O'Clock y m.
Interest at the rate of per cent will be adj
ded after June 1st from May LIST, 1906, until
paid.
Dated at New town. Conn, April S. 1898.
CHARLES M. BERESFORD,
Tax Collector for Newtown.
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HOME NEWS.
OBITUARY..
REV ROBERT G. BOOTH.


Rev Robert @. Booth died on Mon
day, April 9, 1905, at the residence Of
his nephew, DR. Charles II. Peck, 80
West 50th street, New York City. He
port, where he resided until he enter
ed the theological seminary at Gam
bier, Ohio, graduating in the class
with Bishop Coadjutor Greer of New
York City. His first parish was at
Ashton, r. L., where he remained for
several years. Later he was rector of
the Church of Our Savior in Brooklyn,
N. Y, and st Marks in Frankfort, Pa.
He went with Bishop Greer as his as
sistant to st Bartholomew, New
York City, about II years ago, remain
ing as assistant, and later in charge of
the Parish house until his retirement
from active work on account of i'll
health In 1902. He is survived by one
son, three years of age. He was a
brother of the late Mrs Albert w.
Peck.
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DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, IS. Probate
- Court. April 9TH, 1906
Estate of Ralph Benedict, late of New
town, in said district. deceased.
The administrator de bouis non with the
will annexed having exhibited his administra-
ton account with said estate to this court for
allowance, it is
Ordered. That the 14th day of April. 1906
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Probate
Office in Newtown, be and the same is as
signed for hearing on the allowance of said
account, and this Court directs the admins
istrator to cite all persons therein to appear
1T said time and place, by pu polishing this or
der one time in some newspaper having cir
culation in said district. and by posting a CODY
on public sign-post in the Town of Newtown
where the deceased last dwelt, at least days
before said time assigned
Certified from Record,
William j. Beecher, Judge