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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-10-10
ons o. the best pieOes d IeeIsIatIOn

One Of the best pieces OF Legislation
effected ct tho late sitting OF the Miss
issippi solonS was that providing for
the establishment Of school Libraries, q
measure that excited considerable de-
bate when It was initiated in the SEN
etc, and which came very near being
defeated, but owing to skillful work
and calm reasoning by Senator L. ].
Farley, Of the Thirty. nth district, the
matter was eventually reported favor
ably by the committee on education
and included in the code chapter. It
is recognized that the rural schools es'
pecially are in need of modern libra
ry, and this was brought up after the
matter had been thoroughly discussed
by the State Teachers Association,
and had received the warm endorse
ment OF the superintendent Of educa-
ton. The section provides that when
any free public school has gotten to-
Rether the sum of ten dollars, by sub
scription or otherwise, as a nucleus
fund, and shall furnish suitable book
case, the county superintendent Of
education shall issue his certificate for
ten dollars in favor of such school, to
be paid out of the common school
fund. The total amount, however, al
lowed by the county is not to exceed
one hundred dollars. 1t is further
provided that no school shall receive a
second donation from the school fund
for library purposes so long as there
are applications pending from schools
not already supplied. 1t is further
provided that county library commits
sions shall be formed by the superin-
tendent and two first grade teachers,
who shall be named by him, who shall
assume the duty of the selection of
books and general care of the library.
Well, young lady. we notice that you
are getting ready to take little fish
ing trip over to Lake Matrimony.
Been getting your tackle ready for
some time. Don't forget the bait, and
take lots of it. There are several diff
ferent kinds OF fish in that old pond,
and you will need several different
kinds of bait. Don't get discouraged
If you don't get bite the first hour,
Some people have sat on the banks
there for twenty years without a nibble.
II they would pull up their lines they'd
find the bait all off their hooks. If you
keep your head and don't get ratified,
you can pretty near tell what kind Of
fish you have by the way he bites.
Go little slow until you get him to
the edge of the water; then if you iud
you have crawf1sh or q turtle, you
can drop him back. Sometimes a
crawtish will nibble around, and unless
you watch pretty close will make you
think he is black bass. the number
OF bites you have is no indication OF
the quality of fish you are going to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Siiolidjc WctbuOc 5,tr S%c9lcidnng
Dpn Observation-Disclosures.

is, Ga, Q. 4prtI. - u. g.
McaEceIp cri6oB geitcrn Nbcno oa-
bier icinen Nefien 8o6crt Morrom,
pcrmunoctc cincn Na6bor, NamlenS
3. 81. Gutnont, ionic cinen 5m0lfjGb-
rigen Gnnbcn idnper ul0 lullroc Dorl
s. Z. @inion cr'holiclt, ais CT geraoe
inn Scgriiic mar, alti 6rau Sinion 81
%icuerl. Eutnam mlBte iif Den lin.
fen s(rm unlplltircn %lnIiel,, miro ic-
bod moDriheinlid) genelen. Wtc&ncclp
mar bctrltllfcn ltl0 mndtc lid) 0aroll,
g%cuiiic Giiicren5cn, welde 5uild)en
linn uiO etliden Nad6nrcn entltanoen
murcn, ollS5uglcider. Gr erld)oB ieis
ncn Nefien Worrop irrtbiilnlidl meil
CT ocnielbcn iiir Sinion bielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Sencr Saifnn in Scr Siibicc.

San SranctSco, Gal, 8.
glpril. - Ger bon So6iti bier oltgc-
fommcneG ampicr nMaripoia" bringt
Die 9tad)ridt, oab o.f ocll @clell.
ihoita- mo an0crcn Siioice . Sllieln
burh Sen Soiiltn bonn Scbrunr 3. s.
ctmn $50 Eerionen um'a Scben &C.
fonnlen 'cicn nllb onb Der ulgcrid).
tctc &ermogcns Idaocn lid) ali etmn
81 100000 bclGuit. Inter oen Eai-
io0iercn oe3 Son1picrs beionoen iid)
y. Gbolcc, e. Vrolun uno :. Snrris
bon Ser Mnnnldloit ocS britiIdcn
SGiifeS oGountp Of GorblrD," Gnpi.
ton 5. 2cslie, meld)es mGDreno beS
SrfntS bel Sofarpa IN ser @rltppe
Der EoitmpleS : SnIeIn ltranoctc uno
Don elmer Wnnnldait Don 81 Eerlo.
llelt 5cbn perlor. Ser iran5oliife
Sdopner ,Sabiticnne" Don 53 Son.
llell iant nit GapitGn 0crter unlo ad)t
Wonn, mo Der iran5oliid)e Shoner
Couture" bon 2S Sonlen ging nit
Woln mo Wtaus inter. Ger irall5o.
hide Sdooner oSituimi" bon 10
Sonncn i%tronoetc bel Monibi, Die Gct.
tlulg Der Mannlhait 9elang aber.
Iuberoem gilgcn III oc1n Stlirm 81
SHUTTER bon II bis 10 Sonnen Der.
loren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Sdmngaclci anf Dem Sdladtidiii
,Srcaun."

San 6ranciScp, 9. 9lpril. -
oGpcning Eoit" p%er0iicntlidt cincrl
Scridt, laltt mcldcm gutter @runo
iiir sic qnnabmc porlicNt, BOB soil
piIidtigc Mooren imyScrtbc Don ctun
$75O,OO0 in Sarfoiicn Don oent
Sd)lnd)tIdiiie rOregon" ans liter
gci6mltggelt puroen, cDe 0o5 5obr.
5cllg nod) Dem 9remerton. SdiiiSbou-
bofc o6ging. Gem @criidt 5uiol9e
IinO Die Snipeftoren ST @rcncrton III.
%Itrltirt morbcl, ieoen W}nnm an 0or0
Oc5 Shladtidiifes ST bcDnlten, bis
Die 9ln~gcle8cnbeit griin0li6 ulteriudjt
lit, uno Die 3ollbeb6r0cn in alien
Sbeilen OeS 2nn0eS BADEN 9eiebl,
nod 0en eingeidmnlggcltCn @aurelt
81 ilId)cl.
GoS S%dyIodtidiif iolltc idon am
lcbtcn Sornitog Gormittog na6 9re-
merton ab9ebelt, luurOc icOodl olli9c-
boltcll, neil lein @I6ioGrtabcicbl aus
6lic6.
Gle nYoit" mill lpcitcr erfobrcn
bobcn, ooB bic .@cQS Sarge 60"
Guittlrngen fir 1890 9odete ultSgc-
itellt bat, mcldc bier bon Oenl
Shlodtldiif oSrcgon" ollSgeloocn
mllroclt, unO 1000 aoficr un0 &iIter,
0crclt biele meGrere DlnOert GfutO
pogcll, lollen Ser nSonto Scc-Sabn"
bier sur Transportation il6crgeben
lporocn icir. glle oieie Sodcn MIR
ben ihleuniglt ans llfcr gcbradJt, ais
bic Sfii5ierc un0 MunnI6nit 0cS
S1iiic5 Die Nndridt erbiclten, 0nb
i6r @cpGd bel ibrcr Intrnit in 9rc.
merton bon 3ollbeomtcn amtcriud)t
mcr0cn lolle. Gic 3oQ6cb0rOc giebt
81, 0oB cine llntcrllld)ultg I'M @altge
lit, ucrlpcigert ieOo6 aQc nd6crcn
Witt1cilllngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
&crmiid)tc tclcgrapbiId)c Scpcidcn.

-. Gltrd) Sclter 5eritort mlrbc in
@cncpo, N..D., eos Gtobliilcnlcnt
Der n@cncpo Erinting Co." in mel,
dcnt Die boriigc .0uilp Sinrcs" er-
ld)icn. Sd)oben $4,000.
- Gin Sorl1obo bot in Topcttc,
Mo, piclc &Gilicr hbgcocdt itlto bon
ibrcn Sllnbonlcntcn gcriidt II. picle
lcid)tcrc @irtbid)oits : 0cbGuoc 5lull
Gtnltur5 gcbrod)t.
- Sn ieiltcm Sol,ie in @niGin0=
ton lit nud) picr5cbnt1gigcm aron-
tcnIogcr &cnrp @iuiom Scpmour,
Der @crtrctcr bcs If. Giitrifts bon
Miifigon I'M so. Gongrcb, cinem
@cr5leibcn crlcgen. Die 2eid)e miro
sur @ccrbigung nndy Vrodpprt, g.
y, ilbergcfiibrt.
Gbpin &. Smift, oas fiirslid)
III Bottom Moii., pcrltorbcnc Mit.
0ltco Der Gbicogo'cr @robidlGd,ter.
Nirmo, lit ollf Dem Soreit : Stills.
SriebDoic bel Bottom propiiorild bel,
gclcbt lpprbcn, ba iibcr 0cn eigentlis
d)cn Scitottungsort Die benu1Gd)lt
aus europa srriidfebrenbe @ittiue
cntidciocn miro.
e.. Sn Eortlnno, Ore, lit Der 9i.
Idol @cnionlin ". Mprris bon Scr
Gpiatopols&ird)e i'm bpbcn Sitter bon
81 Sobrcn 9citorbcn. Ger Gcrltorbc.
nc iuor aus @cllsborollgb, $50, &C.
biirtiQ uno mar bon 1917 bis 1865
ol%Faltor IN Germantown, ga, tbG-
tig.
Mc9cn gcif1ftlihcr S6apic.
rigfeiter bot lid Der @eid)Gftsreiien.
&c &. ". Sod aus @orcelter, Woii.,
cirt Monn bon 40 S,obren, III ieiitem
Simmer III cillcm Sotel 81 aonios-
Stir, DO, cntlcibt unb in elmer bin.
tcrlolictcn Noti5 Die Wittbeilung
0enrodt, Dob or id)on 5ipei Mol in
81 Folo pcrgeblidl periltdte, ieinem
Scben cin 3iel 81 ictcn.
Sci'm Allsid}nci>cn bon @1lt-
men fom in Ncm-Snpcn, Cont.
@iuiom NJ. McGortbp 5l Soa. uro
periltdlte lif nit ser ci1en Sono an
oent Stomme telt5ubolten, fiibrte je.
ood) nit Der onbercn &ano, in mel
der ct Die edge belt, cine 10 llrl-
glilflide @clpegung aus, bob er lid
cine ld)ipcre Terlebung an Salie bet
brnd)te, Die ieinen ioit oligenbIidli.
dJen 600 5llr Nolae bate.
=. Ter @~nttinnloroer @incent 60.
be lit III &odritcr, N.-D., 81 Iebcns-
ldngliher 3nd)tbal,sitroie perltr.
tbctlt porocn, ipeld)e or int Mubllrn
bereits nngetrcten bat.
HGfie sur Sciic in's Nnslanb beisrat d.
0atue Or lfp 81. " nftir,n rs. 1Ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
mingo, unter'm Gotltm s. gpril CT,

mingo, unter'm Gotltnl s. Ipril cr-
balten:
Ser rcpplutiunGrc Ilsbrll6 81
Samono-9op lit ourd Die Initrcn-
gullgen oeS Senor Sprotio GoSQucj
beigelegt iuorOen. Iae Sruppen limo
5llrildge5ogen Woroen nno Tltbc
Derrld)t iiberaQ. nFaoucab" lit bier
ongcfommen."
II nclcS an Ell II gutter nnoe
: Ii b as.
Gin 9eridt oes Sonoela.S eportc-
mcnts iibcr Den SanOelsucrfebr nit
Cuba iagt:
Sn Den Son0cIs6c5ic1ungen Scr
&ereinigten Staotcn nit onocrcrl
onerifoniiden @Gnoern nimnlt Glt6n
an Midtigfeit Die 5lpeitc Stelle ein.
@Gbrcno oeS 6isfoliobrcs 1905 Ge,
lief iif Der @ertb bcs SonoclSum-
labcS nit CANADA allf 203, nit Gll6u
oltf 125, nit @roiilien al,f III, nit
Wferifo ouf 90 uno nit Irgentinien
allf 80 WiQionen Collars. Ger Mert)
Der Ginfubr aus Gubn na6 oen Ser.
Staaten itclte ii6 mGbrcno be5 &u-
lenOeriubrc5 1905 uuf 95,S51,S56
gcgen $57, 22S,29t I'M Sabre 1903,
$31, 747,299 int Sabre 1900 uno SIG.
233,456 int Sabre 1897, in melbcln
Sabre iie luGbren0 oeS letten bolbcn
S~nbrbrnoerta ben nieorigitelt Elll,tt
crrcl0te. Gic Mltafubr ser Gereini9z
ten Staatelt nad) Cuba belief lid) Ga,
gegen MIR ouf $ll,l69,St2 ge9en
S23,4O5,l17 I'M Sabre 1903, $685.
52l I'M Sabre 1900 mo $7296,613
I'M Sabre 1896, in meld)em Tie nab.
reno Der letter 80 Sabre am niebrig-
item itunb. Sonobl Die Giniubr, ais
Die IltSillbr mar I'M Sabre 1905 GRO
Ser, ais le 5lluor. l(ntcr Der Ginilt1r
Der S%ercini9ten Stootcn aus Cuba
ncbmcn Der 3lldcr nit $72,OOO,000,
Me(olic nrit $1,097,t53, @lGtterto6of
nit $11,S79,93S, Gigorren nit 49,
S55,S20, 6riihtc nit ST ,23G,t2S uno
Giiencr5 nit $t,537,S90 Ben %erltell
Nong Elm. llntcr uniercn Ilisiubrz
ortiteln lpielcn Die critic GoQe Giicr-
ltno Stobliobrifote i'm 0ciontmt-
ipcrtb bon $S,154,267.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
&rcm5cr y@aibingtun" fcrtig.

u o If | a II 8, Mc., 8. gpril.-Icr
nellc fir Die 9unoesre9icrl,na &C.
bnllte Stronger ~@nibington" lit bier
ongcfcmmcn unO lic9t ollBcrbolb oeS
@oienoammcS fir sic Ero6efobrtclt
Sur Griiilrng ieiucr 6abrgeihminoig-
felt bcrcit, mclde an Gienltog bon
Der Worinc g Gommiiiion alf ocnt
Snl ScuO = &llrie be9onnen merbcn
%IolIcn. Gontraftlid ioa Der arell5er
miltoeltclS cine @eihpinoi9feit bon
% &npten pro Stlt1oe cltlpidclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

mcin gebcgte Sofinung gerc6tiertigt
erlheiner, Dab DER Shirt binncn &l,r.
gem leine pole Spannfroit micOcr or.
langen meroe.
Sic pielfof gedltBerte anIid)t, oub
oas po~lit1noige 3u.iammcnbrefcn oc3
&an5lers IN nidt geringem 8rooc
ourd oeiien atfreibenOe Geprdiento-
tionspilihten ais erIter 9eannter ocs
Heid)es b%crporgerllien pGrc, bot cil1cn
offi5ioien @ioerbal %gefunoen. 3lls
gleid) nit Der Sorocrung, oaB cine
Nenoerullg in oieier Siniidlt ali bo3
CringenoItc gebotcn erldeine. Die
~Sffi5iole Gorreiponocn5" Itelt boS
Gerlongcn, bnB Der Hcidsfan5ler bon
DER 1%beilnablne an Sen Sofielten unO
anoercl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pou.
lt0n0ig entbunocn mcroe, Inn in 81.
flnft elmer beoenfliden llcberloIhlng
icincr Ourd iein pernntmortlides Nmt
obnebin allf OaS aellbcrlte insnlprlld)
genommctcn arGftc por5ubellgen.
SIC Grfrunflng 0es 6iiriten miro ais
cine 0ringcnoe Mobnlng, in oieier
@inliht eincn @onoel 81 idoiien,
ollfgefobt ulo oieie ernitc Mo6nllng
ioate nid)t unbcad)tet gclolien meroen.
Sccm annSl il II 3 III.
burg.
Sic Gage in Dem Strife Ser SAM.
burger Seclcute, ser bcreits Scr60gc.
rllngcn I'M Notwithstanding berbci-
oeiiibrt bat, miro afltcr. Die Sunl.
burger Gbeocr baben olle &erbon0-
lllngcn nit Dem Seemonnsuerbono
enogiiltig o6gclebnt, unO IN 6ol9c Die.
les 9eihluiieS lit bic @eilcoung Der
Iiiferen5cn in neite Scrne gerildt
morocn. Gle Strifclcitcr BADEN nllll-
mebr beidJloiicn, Den Strife auf ale
ocutid)cn Sd)iiic nlls5uOcbnen.
@enif ltnrrc in 8leimib +.
Inter ben Monnid)aitcn OcS Srt.
ionteric . Gegiments 9tr. % Ct. ober.
ihleiiidJes) in @leipiB g~railirt Die
@enititorrc in e%rid)rcfenoer @eiIc,
Bis gcitcrn 9(beno moren 81 Sploo.
ten oes HegimcntS an Ser Selld)e cr-
frnnft llto pier Der 6Gac linO bcrcitS
tO0tlid p%erluulen.
Sebensmii0 er Herid $.
ratb
@robcS sluiicbcn crrcgt bier Der
Sclbitmoro bcs Amtsgcridtsratb5
Gcgcncr. Ger ollgcmcin gcud)tctc
Surilt ja9te it'd cine &ugel IN oclt
&opf. @os ocn ~60.iGbriacn Wtonn,
Der in guten iinon5icacn &erbGltnil-
len lebte mo iid) cine5 groben 8reiir'
oesfreiies crireltc, IN Den SoO getrie.
ben bobcn fann, lit uterIlnolld.
Sr0cnspcrIeib g.. .
Ser &uiicr bat Dem Siiritcn Ebi-
lipp 81 %gulenburg, crblihem0titgIieo
Dos. Serrcnbolllcs. Den iapparYen No.
ler-Srocn, Yrellben's bodlte Srocns-
alis5ei6nlng, uno Dem @cbcimcn sc.
gotionSrotb im Nusrpdrtigcn Nntt,
&lcbmet, 0ic &ronc SIM rotbcn aolers
Sr0en 5"lueiter &laIic pcrllcbcn.
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ltnoliif anf Der ,Gric Na6n."

@uffnlo, N.-9., 9. Ipril. -
Gin I'M 40 bcltc 9(beno bicr i0Qi9cr
3llg Der nGric @nbn" ans Sornes-
tolpr perlunglilftc 81 Big Gree, 5ebn
Wcilen bon bier uno 9ofonnotipiiibrer
Mliiea ans Buffalo fam babel un's
2cbcr. Gr mllroe Inter icincr Mo.
id)ille 5ermolnlt. Mebrcre Eoiin1ierc
iperocn pernnibt, unO man fiirhtet,
oob lie ols 2cidclr utter Sen Sriiul-
merit liegen. Sin @iilia5ug lit bon
bier nod ocm Sdouplubc abgegon.
1ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

GoS GrgcbniB Scr &olfH.
56bllun1 im Teutid)cn Gcid)e bobcn
mir bcrcits iriibcr m~itgetbeilt. Scbt
liegcr aud, bic 3oblcn fir Die %einSel-
men Stootcn Dor, bic %iinicrc Selcr ic.
oenfoQs intercliiren mcrben. Sic &c.
polferung bea T%eiltid)cr Gcid)cs nod
Der Solfs5Ghlurg ont I. Sc5br. 1903
betriig 60,605,tS3 Ecrionen, bopon
29,S6S,U96 mGnnlid)c mo 30,73L0S7
ipciblidp. Sm Sabre 1900 bctrilg Die
@cp0lferung $56,36117S, mitbin al
10 Elm 3illpod)a INN 7.52 EroSent. In
Der Heihs5obl lit Ercilben nit 37.5.
9opern nit SO, Sodpien nit 10 mn
@iirttcmbcrg nit 2.3 Miaioncn be
tbeiligt. &onigreih ErcuBen 50blt
31,27S,S20 G%inppbner, &onigrcif)
9apern 6,5t2,S2l, a~onigrcid) Sod)-
ien 4,502,350, 8iirttemberg 1890.
$50, @ooen 2,O09,320. Seiien 1910.
10l, Wcdlenburg-S faucrir 62l,SS1,
Sodien- @einlor 2S7.S92, Mcdlen.
b,irg-Strelib t03,251, S~lccnburg
1885, @ronnifapeig 1860,
Sofien @ein1or 3S7,S92, Mcdleh.
ien.M ltcnburg 206,500, Sohicn : ao-
burg-@otbo 2l2,292, @nbolt 32S,0O7.
Sdppor5burg . Sonoersbouicu S.,
To Sdpor5burg Huoolitoot &C.
$50, @ulocd 59,t35, GeuB Gltcrc 81.
ME 70,590, Ieub iiingere 2inie t44,.
$40, Shoumburg-Sipp 1892, Sip
pc 1860, 9iibcd 105,S57. Bremen,
263,426, &nmbur9 $4,000, Gllob.
2otbringcn t,St4,526.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

@efo6r bin, boB Der NbiollltiSmnl5
ilbcr Den Soufcn gcporfcn meroe.
II eitigc @a9l in Wo3.
fan.
WoSfau, 8. gpril. - Gle Sta0t
MoSfou erlpablte gcitern 100 Gelcgo.
fen, idnlnltIid) conItitlltipncllc 0enlo.
frntcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Grploiiun auf cincm Sbiubampicr.

Yortsmoutb f. g., 8. slpril. =
Shti Dem Stlcpper IS. Nc. &oric,"
ser nit 5ruDlf leeren Snrgen nlli Der
6o6rt bon Cincinnati nody Eittsburg
begriiicn mar, erplo0irte nabe blcligcr
Stoot Scr 0ampicfNiel. Giner Der
Sei5er, s. @beclcr, mllroe ocrart
oltrf NGumpf perbrilbt, oaB cr nid)t
am 2ebcn >bIeiben fann; Die In0crcl
bon Ger 9cmoulrutg c"rlittcn anoten-
Bride uno nllroeu ebenialls per.
briibt. Ger Sei5er Woror miro Der
miBt uno lit pobrifeinlid) crtrulfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

Nun meiB er's - Nalttc:
.Gu Goe, ipeibte poh. mus firm lii
tcridieo Spiihen Ell aomcl nnb. Dir
iit?" - Goe: Stu balt' nal Die Gut
an" = Halfe: yGnS lit gang ein,
iof, en- &amel fam aft Gage arbei-
ten. obne at i%oufen, mnb Eli fonnit
ad)t Gage iarfeu, obre ST. arbeiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

Yoris, 8. Npril. @oron
D'GitouneIles De Gonitant orona
hciite I'M Senat auf elm international.
les abfommen sur a"llmdbligen Slot
tennbriiitung. Momiral Gnliper op.
ponirtc Dem 8oridlage, ipeld)en er in
snbetrabt Der 3enoen5 aller Hatio.
men. ibre Giiitungen 81 pergrobern,
iiir un5eitgent1b b%e5eidnete.
Ger Senot paiiirte ons 5lotterbilb.
get, nad)oem WarineminiIter Sbom-
ion auseinanoer9eiett bate, boB oaS
Erogramm hnrnuf herednet iei,
Sranfreid's Steaung ais Seemadt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
TUFTS Leber Pillen

9alten oas SPLEEN in Grrnune unb
oerblneernben. Neutrality-suspicious. Der
2eber. psldcr arantbeiten pprbersebt,
Elm Verhinderungsmittel
ben appfSdmcraen. D~pspepIia, edipins
Del, idledtem @eIdmad i'm Munoe,
Sobbrennen, beleeter 3unse. Ippetits
loiisieit. 6artleibisseii unb
NQe bili0icn Yeioeu,
The Newtown bee., 1906-03-09
sTEPNEY.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Sunday, March II, morning subject: "The Women at the Cross." Evening subject at the Hattertown school. house: ''The Remaking of Life."
 Ellis Dillistin and Arthur Sweezey passed Sunday in New York City.
 A. B. Curtis and R. H. Broderick at. tended the session of Lafayette con. sistory of Scottish rites Masonry in Bridgeport, Monday afternoon. Don't forget 55c buys five gallons ot best l5O test kerosene oil; $1 buys P pounds of Standard refined granulateo sugar, the best, no better made. All other goods at rock bottom prices, al B. Hawley & Co.'S, the leading gro cers, Stepney.
 E. S. Beardsley believes in keeping COWS on the move, as he has sold 1( and he now has four more extra gOoC ones that he would be pleased to show to you, next week.
 The Kings Daughters and Juniol Circle will meet on Saturday afternoon and unite in song service. The new Wilcox & White organ, which has been bought for the Kings Daughters will be ready for use at this meeting Mrs B. B. Corning of Bridgeport k spending few days at the home o1 Mrs c. B. Osborne
 Rev MT Faust and wife are spending
 the week in New York City. Miss Harriette Hall ot Huntington bas been the guest of Mrs Burton. MT and Mrs Leslie Purdy have visit ed at the home of MT Purdy. Mrs Julia Smith has returned from Mississippi and is now visiting at he1 old home.
 Miss Hattie French is visiting hel niece, Mrs Horace Lyon, in Strattield
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Msss ss nm a ybs public schools, $l5,oo0. Life farm, Branchville, S15, 900. Worthy poor of Georgetown, $1OOOO. The Gilbert Memorial church have the funds in charge. Tuskegee college, Tuskegee, Ala, S1O,OOO. Southfield Conference, Crescent lCity, Fla, .,-$10,000. Public schools, Crescent City, Fla, $lO,0OO. Atlanta University, Atlanta, Georgia, S1O,OOO. The Home Missionary society of Connecticut, SlO,OO0. A. B. c. F. M. $5OO0; Danbury hospital, S5000; Gilbert Memorial church, S15,000; Methodist church, Georgetown, S5O0O; Swedish Congregational church, Georgetown, $5OOO; Sacred Heart church, George town, $5OOO; Congrega tional church, Bedding, $5O0O; Congregational church, Wilton, s50OO. The total of these benevolent bequests foots up to the goodly sum of $25O,OOO. There were several bequeSts to relatives and business associates. With the excep- tion of the bequest to Storrs Agricul- tural college there will be none pay able until after the death Iof Mrs Ed win Gilbert, who has the use of the estate during the remainder of her life
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NEW MILFORD.

Peabody, the scientific optician, will be in New Milford at M. w. Hills jewelry store, 12th to 18th.
 The 18th anniversary of MT and Mrs Wallace Osborne's anniversary, was celebrated at their home by the March 5. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Card playing and mu- sic, both vocal and instrumental, were the order of the evening. There were many lovely presents. A bOuntiful collation. was served, after which the guests departed for their homes wish. ing MT and Mrs Osborne many happy anniversaries.
 Rev E. A. Henderson gave an ad. dress, Wednesday night, at the "Open Hearth" mission in Hartford. On Thursday he went on to Stafford Springs. Mrs Henderson and son ac- companied him as far as Hartford.
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BETHEL

R. J. Signor has sold his half interest in the Doyle & Signor Ice Co. of Dan bury to John Doyle.
 The late rain storm flooded Dr Bar. ber's meadow, breaking over into the street, washing out the sidewalk in front of John Roswell's house and do ing other damages on Plumtrees road.
 Mrs c. H. Thompson is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs Wood, of Springfield, Mass.
 John Todd Andrews brough in three blocky horses, Monday night.
 MT and Mrs Henry Foot of Brook field were in town on Monday and at tended the funeral services of Charles Stevens at the house on Maple street.
 Miss Mary Hill of Umpawaug dis trict, Bedding, was the guest, last Sunday, of MT and Mrs Fl. Cornelius Judd, 80 Maple street.
 R. J. Signor and daughter, Grace, are spending few days in New York Citv this week.
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LONG HILL,
NEWS HEREABOUTS.


 The Peoples Ice Co. put up stock cold weather.
 Just received Car load of corn, corn meal and provender, which l will sell at very low price at the carl John S. Hurd.
 Eight days in the week at w. N. Hurd's: Quaker Oats, Sc per package; A No. flour, 62c per bag; Bakers CO., coa, 1Sc per box; Walter Bakers choc- late, l5c per half pound cake: 2l pounds of H: & B sugar, s1, no beet sugar mixed in.-[ wv. N. Hurd. ing in the birth of a son, born last week.
 The telephone number of the Cash Grocery is l462l4.
 Four couples attended the dance in Monroe, last week, and reported de- lightrul time.
 Harry Jennings has returned from a visit at New Brighton, N. Y. Miss Mabel Gabler is the guest of Mrs Wolfe in New York. Owing to the absence of the Grand High Chief Giggler there has been no meeting Of the Gigglers' club for the last two weeks. The next meeting will take place at the usual place anc uOuts A Lull oSUCuOddSO 10 olSNOCoVOo. Miss Mabel Goodenough of YonkerS, N. Y, passed Sunday with her moth CT.
 wv. Stillson of New York was the guest. over Sunday, of MT and Mrs Martin Nc Donough.
 Horace L. Wedge has recently placed q telephone in his home. His number is 1465-l6.
 w. J. Beardsley of Tashua is adver Jising agent for F. B. Mills of Rose Hill, N. Y., and any one wishing t. get good seed would do we'll to sent him a postal for catalogue. He alS' nas mail order catalogue and one o1 all kinds of poultry, eggs, etc. Al kinds of household goods and farming tools sold at low price, and cash buy ing coupons worth five per cent giver on all orders. The coupons are fur niShed with the catalogues. All thos wishing Catalogues would do we'll t. address w. J. Beardsley, R. F. D. 52 Bridgeport.
 | Do not wait for your friends to bu and tell you what good stock o goods they carry at the Cheap Gas Grocery. Call and see for yourself then perhaps you will buy. We carr choice line of tea and coffee; also choice line of canned goods that car not be beat.-[Mrs Robert Staines proprietress.
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bert was taken seriously i'll. Loving ones and human skill did all they could for him but the disease, which had been giving him trouble for year or more, would not yield, and the end came very peacefully with his loved ones around him. He had filled out long and useful life and was ready for the call up higher. MT Gilbert was a son of Benjamin and Charlotte Gilbert and was born on September ', 1923, in the old Gilbert homestead which stands opposite M. Connery's store, now occupied by Marvin Stocking.
 His early education was in the George town public school and later he at-