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The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
MONDAYS ELECTION,

The following list of officers were
elected at the Town hall on Monday
for the year ensuing:
Selectmen: John E. Whittlesey, r:
Frank J. Hosford, r; Walter A. New
ton. d.
Assessors: Wilbur W. Fem, r:
Sherman D. Morehouse, d.
Board Of Relief: Henry e. Bradley,
r; George H. Wheaton, r; Richard W.
Bacon, d.
EAgent of Town Deposit Fund: John
E. Whittlesey, T.
Constables: Dallas J. Wyant, r:
Col ELMER E. johnson, r; Dwight R.
Wilson, d.
Grand Jurors: Henry w. Woodruff,
r; Sherman Cogswell, r; Gustaf P.
Carlson, r; William B. Hurlbut, d;
George s. Lyman, d.
Collector of Taxes: Joseph Wetter-
au, r.
Registrars of Voters: Charles G.
Ford, r; Arthur G. Titus, d.
Tree Warden: William J. Ford, r.
Auditors: William O. Corning, r:
Frank S. Brown, d.
School Committee: Henry Epson,
r; Joseph E. Watson, d.
No vote taken on the liquor license
question. A tax of Is mills on dol
lar, according to the grand levy, was
voted to be laid to defray the current
expenses Of the town the coming year.
Mrs Nelson Morey was confined to
her home part OF last weekly illness
| Mrs Mary Carter again closed bel
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
A GRANGE FAIR.

A Grange fair will be held at the
Town hall on Wednesday afternoon
and evening Of next week, October 10 .
at which place it is earnestly desired
Of anyone having anything worthy Of
exhibit to send it over to the hall in
time before the fair, so it can be prop
erly placed for exhibit, and in the
evening it is supposed there will be a
sale of such exhibits, goods, produce,
ETC., as the donors are willing to have
thus disposed OF. The entire town
with their friends are invited to this
fair and festival and jolly good time
is expected, as has been in years past.
Don't forget the auction in the even
ing.
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NEW PRESTON.
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

In NAAoONAS SAn~AAso'
Hon E. E. Fuller of Tolland was a
guest at E. 81. Beardsley's over last
Friday night. He took dinner on
Saturday with Hon 81. .. Averill be-
fore his return to Tolland the same
day. He attended the stated COM
munication of Rising Sun lodge, F. &
A. NJ, at Washington Depot on Fri
day evening, being himself a W.
Grand Senior Warden of the M. w.
Grand Lodge of Connecticut. He is a
man Of most pleasing address and ex-
ceptionally social and entertaining in
habit and all who met him hoped by
no means that this visit would be his
last to this locality.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
RoxBURY.
RESULTS OF MONDAYS ELECTION.

RESULTS OF MONDAYS ELECTION.
Selectmen: Henry Fl. Warner, d;
George R. Crofut, d; Leander B.
Palmer, r.
Treasurer of the Town Deposit
Fund, Edward w. Preston. d and r.
Assessors: Charles Thomas, d; Chester
A. ISham, r.
Tax Collector: Charles Thomas, d.
Board of Relief: George 81. Bucking.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Herbert Hamlin has moved his fam
lily and household goods to Bridgeport,
where he has accepted q position in
the Spring shop.
A. Scoville, G. A. Bradley and George
Manville have gone on hunting trip
to Maine.
Mrs Edna Mitchell was q pleasant
guest of Mrs David Platt last week.
Miss Judith Mitchell and friends
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs w. e. Mitchell.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
STEPNEY.

WILLIE SNOW.
After q very short sickness of few
days little Willie Snow, aged nine
years, was taken away. He was very
bright little fellow and of q very
amiable disposition. He Was the son
of Samuel Snow, one of our Jewish
citizens.
Arthur Watts of Brooklyn visited
G. E. Osborne on Tuesday and pur'
chased collie.
The twelve-horse power gasolene en-.
CINE purchased by the Industrial Com.
pauy has been set up in the new fac
tory.
Charles Nichols of Danbury has been
the guest of s. B. Hayes.
Mrs G. b. Wheeler and Mrs Eliza
Winton are in Springfield, Mass,
guests of Rev e. L. Staples.
Rev Mr. Braman, who was formerly
pastor of the Baptist church here, has
received call to church in Middle
town.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
KENT.

Peabody, the scientific optician, will
be at M. W. Hills jewelry store, New
Milford, October 8 to IA.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05

The best way to get
what you want, or 70
get rid Of what yen
don't want, % to use
The Bees odvortlSlnI
columns. Try 0o
sssusall'' adS : lc Q
Word, oao Wook.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
STEVENSON.
CHURCH NOTES

CHURCH NOTES.
Communion service will be dispensed
by the pastor at the Stevenson church
Sunday next, October 7. A full at
tendance is desired.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05

Deans Rheumatic pills for rheuma-
tism and neuralgia. Entirely vegeta-
BILE. Safe.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists are authorized
to refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure in 6 to IA days.
SOC.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
SCHEDULE OF SPEAKERS.
Who Will Stump Kootenai Coun-
ty During October.

Chairman c. ]. Shoemaker of
the republican county central
committee has announced the
schedule of speakers as decided
upon at a recent meeting of the
executive committee. 1t provides
for about 80 meetings thruout the
county during the month of Octo-
Der. Hon. Avery c. Moore who
opened the campaign here last
night will make five speeches in
the county. Senator Hepburn is
scheduled to speak at Standpoint,
Oct ~; Bonners Ferry, Oct. 20;
Coeur d'Alene, "a; and Rathdrum,
IS.
Congressman Burton L. French
is down for an itinerary as follows:
Harrison, on the 24th; St. Maries,
25th; Post Falls, 2oth; Standpoint,
goth, and Coeur d'Alene, 31st.
Not the least important meetings
scheduled are those which will be
addressed by county speakers.
including some of the candidates.
Those mentioned in the schedule
are Messrs r. c. Egbers, Joseph
P. Fallon, l. We'll, Peter johnson,
E. r. Whitla, r. G. Wearne, and
E. N. LaVeine. These speakers
in groups of three or four will ad
dress meetings in many Of the
precincts, and some will accom-
pany the state speakers on their
itineraries in the county. Local
speakers not in Injunction with
state orators will address gather
ings at Cataldo, Lane, Mica, Bell
grove, Lake Creek, Stateline,
Hauser, Granite, kootenai, Clarks
Fork, Priest River, Laclede and
Wrencoe.
The schedule does not include
the dates and places Of meetings to
be addressed by Governor Good
ing and w. E. Borah. 1t is under
stood that the latter will make six
speeches in this county. Governor
Gooding will be in the northern
part of the state toward the close
of the campaign.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
1t has hpen said that impure cows
milk is being furnished to the lumber
jacks.
Occur d'Alene.

James II. Harte and wife have re-
turned from Hot Lake, Oregon.
The remains of VIM. Fletcher, who
died at Mica from blood poisoning
were buried In Forest cemetery.
Dennis Morris who received burns
from an overturned lamp while 10 an
epileptic fit, died Sunday morning.
The late Darwin Keller was buried
from Fraternal hall by the Knights
Of Pythias.
Occur d'Alene is preparing to en-
tertain the grand lodges of the I. O.
O. +. and Rebekahs OF Idaho which
convene In annual session on the 10th.
Miss Edith Traver who has voun-
teered to spend six years In mission.
ary work In China leaves the latter
part Of the week for her field of labor.
Ground has been broken for the new
Methodist church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
Kn0bel-Handy,

Miss Maud Handy and John
Knobel, Jr., were united in mar
riage Wednesday evening at the
home Of the groom's parents on the
south side Of the river, says the
Post Falls Advance OF September
28. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. William Smith, pastor of
the Post Falls Presbyterian church.
Fred knoble, a brother of the
groom, acted as best man and Miss
Lottie Herring was bridesmaid.
The wedding was quiet affair
only two or three being present
aside from immediate relatives of
the contracting parties.
The groom has lived in this
neighborhood many years, and is a
successful farmer and dairyman,
on the sourh side of the river.
The bride was resident OF Rath,
drum for many years, and later
moved to southern Idaho with her
parents. For the last several
months she has been making this
community her home, and since
coming here, her ladylike qualities
have won her host Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knobel, Jr., have
taken up their home on the groom's
farm.
The Advance extends hearty
congratulations to the newly we'd
ded couple, and trusts that happi-
ness and prosperity will attend
them through life.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
TROUBLE IN ADA.
Democrats Can't Find Candidates
Enough.

An adjourned meeting of the dem-
ocratic county convention of Ada
county was held at Boise last SatuI-
day. 1t was announced the commit
tee appointed To try to find candidates
had not been able to get enough to
fill out the ticket. The plan to put
up an independent ticket was brought
forward. the idea being to give part OF
the places TO Republicans If such can
be found. This led to very sharp
debate, but it was adopted by a vote
of % to IL. The county committee
was selected, with DR.. j. M. Wood
burn as chairman.
In the course Of the debate w. b.
Davidson bitterly attacked the plan,
saying: "What is this plan you sug-
gest? You want US to throw principle
To the wind, you want us to make d
fusion ticket, or whatever you choose
to call it. l would call 1t a mongrel
ticket, a ticket which would really be
a cross between disgruntled republl-
cans and avaricious democrats. A
mule ticket would be good name fol-
it-no pride in Its ancestry, no hope
of posterity. ! say let us nominate a
| democratic ticket or no ticket.
would rather see the democratic ticket
Of Ada county go down to defeat with
three votes Than to have it, win with
half the offices in the hands OF tht
disgruntled republicans, men who are
so small in their own party that they
were refused representation by thei
own party convention"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
PRECINCT CONVENTION.
Republican Justices and Consta-
BILE Renominated.

The republican precinct conven-
ton for Rathdrum precinct, called
for thc purpose of nominating two
candidates for justices of the peace
and one constable, was held at the
court house last Saturday after
noon. Precinct Committeeman
C. l.. Heitman called the conven-
ton , order and was chosen chair
man. ]. r. M. Culp was chosen
secretary. The present incum-
bents, Justices A. w. Post and J
r. Wilson and Constable l.. A..
Berry were renorninated.
The purpose of the convention
being accomplished, the matter OF
preparing for the speaking by
Hons. Avery G. Moore and Robert
Lansdon, Thursday evening, was
discussed and the following com.
mittee was appointed to attended
to the details and receive the
visitors: Bartlett Sinclair, Mrs.
Matte Saunders, ]. w. Smith, E.
X. Engleking and Z. c. Gralapp.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
STATE timber SALE.
Same Timber Advertised in
July-Same Price.
PRICE IS NOT TOO HIGH.
Quality and Quantity are There,
Says Mr.. Marvin.

E. L. Marvin returned yesterday
from Rathdrum, where he went to
make arrangements for sale of
timber on school sections in that
county, which is to take place
October 2o. The timber is the
same as advertised FOR sale in July
with one section added. AT that
time there were no bids, companies
operating there claiming the
appraisement was too high. With
the exception Of one section, where
there has been a fire since that
time, the appraisment remains as
it was then.
The estimates made at that time
have been reviewed and found to
be correct. Although the appraise-
ments are high Mr.. Marvin says
the timber is there in quality and
quantity to warrant the prices that
are assessed. If the timber was in
one body there would be no lack Of
bidders.
The only concession that has
been made is to extend the time
for removing the timber from 10 to
IS years and this, Mr.. Marvin be-
lieves, will insure the sale of the
tracts advertised.
The number of acres offered for
sale is $500, which it is estimated
! will cut 4,647, 900 feet of lumber,
Is, 4SS pales and 57,675 railway
ties. The appraised valuation
totals $I34,559.77. Any timber
remaining uncut or unremoved at
| the expiration of IS years from date
of sale will revert to and become
the property of the state. Boise
Statesman.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
TYPHOID AT VALLEY.
Trouble is Ascribed to Impure
Well Water.

The little village of Valley Is hav-
ing an epidemic of typhoid fever, due,
it is claimed, to bad well water.
Twelve cases have developed. Eight
Of the cases were sent to DR. Prindle's
hospital at Laclede, while some Of
the others are in Standpoint. Carl
Christensen, who was sent to his
brother at Standpoint, is reported very
Ill. Dr. Prinde, who has contract
with the Idaho Pine Lumber company
To care for the sick and injured, has
notified the company that something
must be done to clean the wells In
order to stop the spread Of the de-
sea.e or he Will have to refuse tt
enter into another contract.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
Priest River.

Owing to the prospects OF the town
prOspering, Bombino s. Co. are OPEN
Ing a saloon here. They have leased
the building formerly occupied by Mr..
Lewley as the Pend d'Oreille saloon.
II. c. Gard is building a gasoline
boat TO run on the river. 1t is the
first boat to be built at Priest River,
and is to be equipped with a three
horse power engine.
Almost 100 Priest River people
went to the Spokane fair last week.
1t Is estimated that as many uiUre
Will go this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05

Despite the fact that election d
is but few weeks off, there Is a sur
prising apathy shown when IL comes
to registering. Under the election
laws persons can not vote this fall
unless they register, no matter
whether they have moved or not since
the last election. The maximum vote
of Lewiston Is about 1900, yet up to
date less than 500 have registered.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT.
Information From Idaho
News Bureau.
BAD SELECTIONS OF LAND.
Mistakes of Former Administra-
tions Being Corrected.

The Idaho News Bureau gives out
some interesting information about
the management of the state land
department during the republican
| administration. The records Of the
land board we're in a state Of chaos
when the present administration took
charge and after much work the de-
partment has been reduced TO husi-
ness basis. Among the results are
revealed the following which the
board unhestatingly place before the
public as facts:
The national government had dealt
kindly with us in giving the common
schools of our state sections l6 and
36 of each township. or one eighteenth
of the whole area Of our state. In
addition. grants to the amount OF
666, 200 acres we're given to our
public institutions, and the care and
disposal of all these lands was placed
under the cuntrOl OF the state board
Of land commissioners. Much de-
pends upon the wisdom with which
these enormous grants are admins
tered, and with a determination that
this great trust should be fully pro-
tected, Governor Goodng is giving
up much of his time TO active super
vision of the work of this department.
In. the selection of l9l 500 acres of
| land during the first Is months OF
Governor Gooding's administration,
which is more than 80 per cent of all
only land was selected which was
shown to be we'll worth the minimum
price of $40 an acre. The admins
tration has succeeded in relinquishing
56, 900 acres of land which had been
selected by a former administration
but which was found to be worthless.
This which means saving of over
| udlt a tltlllOu aOiluto w UiiS cto ooS ""s'
accomplished after much labor and
numerous appeals to the Secretary of
the Interior, and valuable land has
been selected in lieu of the land re-
linQuished. Investigation has shown
that more than lOO,O acres of
worthless land has been selected in
the past. This the present admins
tration is seeking to have released
that good land may be obtained in
stead.
The state land hoard has also dis.
covered that the delay in making the
states selections of land 10 the past
has resulted in placing many obstacles
in the way Of the present land boarC
in making selections, because OF thu
scarcity of good land, and the adde6
EXPENSE of selecting same. The stat'
land board has also contested, ant
there is now pending before the gen
eral lanu Office at Washington, con
tes,estes upon some $4,000 acres o
) some of the finest timber land 10 tn
5 STATE, the value of which is not les
5 than twp million dollars. the princi
3 pal part of said lands having beel
taken b, the Northern Pacific Rail
0 read by laying scrip upon The lands
The board is confident that the stat
will win the contests.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05
Children With Matches.
Cause of Fire at Spokane
Bridge.

/The warehouse and wagonshed be-
longing to f. ii. Furlong and located
in the rear of his general store at
Spokane Bridge, was burned about 2
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. A large
amount of hay. flour, feed and grain
was destroyed, as well as a team of
horses.
The fire was started by children
p,aying with matches, and although
IL was discovered Immediately 1t was
found impossible to get the horses
out on account of the rapid spread OF
the flames.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05

National Convention. Knights of Pythtax.
New Orleanes La. Oct. l5 to rs.
For the above occasion the North
ern Pacific Ry. Co. will sell round
trip tickets to New Crleanes and re-
turn as follows. From Hope west via
Denver and Texline, $77.85; via Bill
lings g. Kansas City or st. Paul, ST.
85; via Chicago. $S4.65; returning via
California, $3.50 higher. Date OF
Sale-Oct. 7th and Sth, going limit
Oct. l6, tinal return limit Nov. l5.
For further information apply to
local N. p. agent at Rathdrum.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05

A severe gulf storm has swept the
coast of Florida aud Alabama the
cities of Pensacola and Mobile suffer
ing severely. The property loss is
estimated in the neighborhood of
SIS, 900, 900. Probably 200 lives were
lost.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05

If you want an up-to-date -eciiona.
map af Kootenai County saud 90 To
the Panhandle Abstract Co. tt
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me Tablets Druggists refund
money If it fails to cure. Il. W.
Groves signature is ou each box. 25c.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-10-05

SEPT. 1.-THE resignation OF Mrs.
A c Noble as registrar Of Granite |
precinct was accepted and Mrs l. A
Clark was appointed.
Road petitions approved:
JCK Pomeroy and 10 others, road
in sec l8-50-5w.
Parkinson and others, road
in sec "a and 35-55-3w.
James Leahy aud 13 others, road In
sec 26-60-l.
The bill Of Dennis Burke, S2O.25
witness fees, was rejected
Bills allowed:
VIM Chisholm road work s
Stewart Walker overs'r dist 81 35 so
G Rutherford road work
W Chisholm right Of way 10
Tom Walker road work 10
w Hickey witness 20 30
n Green 90 %
+ Pleas ~ 20
Jas Keoh = ~ 20
Journal county printing l24 Is
o O Anderson witness 10
Matilda Leidinger F."
+ J Carscalon juror D ~
Frederika Heinen witness
w Heinen
L r Pilkenton juror 10
S M hb:tt constable fees 80 80
HIP Glindpman interpreter
A Caron special constable 30
l. P Trueblnud juror oo
JR Wilson justice fees IL
Ira Re,ry constable ID 35
L Tucker painting at courthoust22
A Goble burial county charge 20
Ruby Kellogg meals c" charge 20
Shaw & Borden supplies 40 9o
G. A Gohle burial co charge 20
). Juror, 4 25
Idaho Und. ca burial CO charge 70
f Rose road work 40
RI Rros g. II road supplies
Frank Tripp read work oo
j Mulvihill ~.
II B Thomas Sf
EJ Reed
IA LLOYD fighting fire
Perry Martin blacksmith 10 %
80. Cl.,s,s road work 262 81
HA Kraus blacksmith o.
; CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR }
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-22

c. c. Compton, the Rio Grande
freight agent is in town.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-22
Fla9man to the
Eyes

Headache in relation to the eyes,
acts as the 1agman who signals the
train to stop when running into dan
ger. The aches cry out to the brain
and nerve centres-"allow me to
inform you that something is
WRONG with the eyes" A dose of
Morphine. chloral, or a headache
powder viii almost always suppress
the danger signal. but this only leaves
the trouble to commit its ravages on
the nervous system unmolested-just
like knocking the flagman off the
track as he signals the engineer of
the danger ahead. The next time
your head aches have your eyes scien-
tifically examined by modern methods
at the office of
DR.. II. II. SCARBOROUGH
OQu Irta Avapua Dbona nl,cIz ga
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-22
THE sPRINTERs MEET.
Invitations 10 Attend and Take Part
in the Fire Tournament Issued
to Departments in Many
Surrounding Towns.

Last night in response to the call
issued yesterday by Fire Chief Rog-
ers a large number of young gen
tlemen who will take part in the
sprinting contests that will be pulled
off in the fire department tournament
which will be held in Grand juno
tion as one of the big features of fair
week. met at the fire house and form
ed plans for practices. and discuss
ed other phases of the tournament
Street Commissioner Armstrong
informed the boys that he would roll
and level any street the sprinters de-
sired TO practice upon. 1t was decd
ed to practice for the first time this
evening, in the city park and to
use that place for a while as the
streets are too muddy for practice.
There were about twelve young gem
tlemen, some of them with enviable
records as sprinters, present last
night and quite number of others
we're unable to be present at the
meeting but have enrolled as contest
ants The hose cart that will be used
by the boys will be put in shape at
once.
Last night invitations to attend
and take part in tournament were
mailed out to a dozen different de
partments. among which were those
Of Leadville, Aspen, Glenwood. ou
ray, Salida, Delta. Montrose, Hotch-
kiss, Paonia and a number of other
towns and cities. There is no ques.
ton but what large number of de
partments will send teams to enter
the tournament.
There is no question but what the
handsome purse will be raised for the
expenses and prizes of the tourna.
ment. The business men have res
nonded literally and the fair associa.
ton VIII do its part
The local boys are enthusiastic
ever the proposition and there is nc
question but what one of the best
FIRE tournaments ever pulled off in
Colorado viii take place in Grand
junction one day during the fair
week. and it certainly will be a great
drawing card.
The daily sentinel., 1906-08-22

The American people are not re-
gnrding IIarrimun'u financial coup
de ctat, in the stocks of the Union
and southern Pacific, with any high
degree of satisfaction. They are
turning ON him with the ficrcncss,
that bodies no good for him. They
now say that il was n coIlosaI steal,
deliberately planned and unwarrant-
cd. The pool got the money and the
pluciSed ones. We're the ones robbed.
But IL is marvellous to us, knowing
the temper of the American people
that they continue TO submit TO be-
ing robbed right along. What does
il presnge? They will suffer. until
they have lost all patience and then
woe be to those who have pcrpetrated
these colossal steals. A time of ret
ribution must surely follow. But
nothing will teach those who manipu-
late these deals. They are purse
proud and their fall will be all the
greater that they have not taken
warning.