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The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

William L. JudSon of Matteawan, N. Y., spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Henrietta Judson, at Mrs Mary $. ROtSfOr1 s.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

John Gay is laid up with rheuma-
 tism, under the care of Dr Kiernan.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

MT and Mrs H. B. Coger of Botsford left, last Monday, for weeks stay with friends at Saratoga, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

MT and Mrs Emmons entertained friends from the Park City, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

Miss Blanche Kelly of Niagara Falls, N. Y., is visiting at the home of Mrs l.. c. Gilbert, ST.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE VIEWPOINT
 LIBRARY.
 A whist party for the benefit of the Newtown library will be held next Tuesday evening, the 11th, at the Beach Memorial library. A large at. tendance is hoped for.
 MT and Mrs A. Arthur Banks, for merly of Greenfield Hill, celebrated their golden wedding, Friday evening, August 31, at a reception in their home, 720 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill. They were assisted in receiving by their daughter, Mrs Cora B. Pierce, and granddaughter, Miss Hazel Pierce, and two witnesses of their marriage, Mrs Sophia Northrop of Newtown, sister of the groom, and Hon John H Bradley, brother of the bride. Over 100 offered the couple congratulations. The house was decorated with white asters, gladioli, nasturtiums and gold en glow and strings of yellow hearts and bells. There were many kind re. membrances and presents for the cou pie, who appreciated the loving thoughts and wishes. Perhaps there will be some close friends of MT anG Mrs Banks who will be glad to Know that both are in the best Of health and active in business and social lines which gave rise to the remark thai l theV must have been married in the | kinderparten.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

That estimable Newtown couple, MT and Mrs Norman Northrop, will pass the 59th anniversary of their marriage on September 12. Both enjoy good degree of health and are active in the work on their place.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

A number of families, of which F. B. Gilbert and wife, with E. M. Peck and family, were of the number, spent last Thursday at St Mary 's-by-the-Sea.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

The Newtown Consolidated and the Sandy Hook baseball teams crossed bats at Sandy Hook on Sunday, re- sulting in score of l2 to in favor of the NeWtoWn Consolidated boys.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
WHIST PARTY

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEwTOWN
 LIBRARY.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07
HATTERTOWN.
LABOR DAY GUESTS.

LABOR DAY GUESTS.
 Botsford Peet of Seymour was the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs B. H. Peet, Labor day.
 MT and Mrs John Sherwood. Miss Minnie Sherwood, Mrs Mildred Ferris and Miss Mary Ferris of Easton were guests of MT and Mrs c. D. Stillson, Labor day.
 MT and Mrs G. w. Bolivar of Bridge water, Nova Scotia, have been spend ing week at c. D. StillSOn'S.
 George Beck of Bethel, Campion Cutter and Stephen Hall of Bridgeport were with friends in this place over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

MT and Mrs James R. Clark ot Stew enson have a daughter, born Sunday night.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

Earle c. Peck returned to his home, Saturday., after spending few days with friend at Laurel Beach.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

J. w. A tkinson, the popular Bridge port harness dealer, with Mrs Atkin- son, has been enjoying sojourn at the Inn. He favored THE BEE office wit A call. Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

J. Bemish Saul and Dennis O'Connor of New York spent Sunday in Taun- ton district as guests of William J. Alexander
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

Duff Gayer of Newark, N. J., was a guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Sidney Smith in Huntingtown. While there he captured a fine large snapping tur- tie which weighed 25 pounds.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07

Mrs Michael Halpine of Zoar has spent few days, this week, in Long Hill, the guest of Mrs Sarah French.
The Newtown bee., 1906-09-07


 Mrs Jane Mallett is caring for the sick in Huntingtown district. MT and Mrs Emmons entertained friends from the Park City, Sunday.
 Miss Blanche Kelly of Niagara Falls, N. Y., is visiting at the home of Mrs L. c. Gilbert, ST.
 Earle o. Peck returned to his home, Saturday, after spending a few days with friend at Laurel Beach.
 A number of families, of which F. B. Gilbert and wife, with B. M. Peck and family, were of the number, spent last Thursday at St Mary s-by-the-Sea.
 MT and Mrs H. B. Coger of Botsford left, last Monday, for weeks stay with friends at Saratoga, N. Y.
 J. .Coley Field of Stepney was a guest on Monday of H. w. Wright. They enjoyed the day fishing at Taunton lake, capturing nice mess of bass.
 Mrs Charles Thompson of Hunting. town is spending several days in Step ney, the guest of Mrs Sarah Purdy.
 Mrs William Graebe and two chil. dren Of Brooklyn were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs John H. Frank in Huntingtown.
 Morris Beers and family of Sandy Hook spent Labor day in Monroe, the guests of Mrs Beers parents, MT and Mrs Frank P. Curtis.
 MT and Mrs Michael Halpine and Miss Margaret Keane of Zoar visited friends at Woodmont and New Haven last week.
 Edward Kilbride of Jersey City, N. J.. is enjoying few days stay with his grandparents, MT and Mrs James Cor bett. in Huntingtown.
 The Newtown Consolidated and the Sandy Hook baseball teams crossed bats at Sandy Hook on Sunday, re sulting in a score of 12 to ' in favor o1 the Newtown Consolidated boys.
 J. w. A tkinson, the popular Bridge port harness dealer, with Mrs Atkin. son, has been enjoying sojourn at the Inn. He favored THE BEE office witt call, Wednesday.
 Duff Gayer of Newark, N. J., was 8 guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Sidney Smith in Huntingtown. While there he captured fine large snapping tur- tie which weighed 25 pounds.
 Mrs Michael Halpine of Zoar has spent few days, this week, in Long Hill, the guest of Mrs Sarah French. J. Bemish Saul and Dennis O'Connol of New York spent Sunday in Taun ton district as guests of William Alexander.
 William l.. JudSon of Matteawan N. Y., spent Sunday with his sister Miss Henrietta Judson,at Mrs Mary $ BOtSfOrd'S.
 Miss Susie O. Beers returned to bel home in Brooktield, Wednesday, after a weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs G w. Stuart.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur W. Reynolds o1 New York passed Sunday and Labor day with his parents, Postmaster anc Mrs w. M. Reynolds.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
January 81. and 20.

gomle 8p9nins (JOrben); jes bo
lite, ON ban IogOe / 3~srrtnerst. I'll.
pige iagbe ban. at Soriosn hinos b.
gdd Sebmoub; men je9 buffer fftt
Boualarin9en bertil. Wfeu Gbrt6arin'
GEN TIL Udouo mar, at IN amber
aiGcbe i bet ItOre !0inhnslrmm tunot
ftsbe mob Sudben, os 6slserne tlpucs
bISOe it9bnei udn9re. Bare odo al
bsre om bette hinoe man n9iten bGbt
fsip9; itg tum bu / 3hnter ON Sai=
Hsn. Der tr9iter fua gont berfpr:
gaaor ale Sing rpfte oa patis p0l
Sbrb,
tan 6iertst zig 6pite / 5ro pna Cubs
Orb;
let dfOris An Grippe, bet albrig FOR
guar,
ON 8e1oeu omItprter, 8ltosorbet be-
itadr.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
NJ e d r
A NEBR..

&orreiponoante snifes.
On bouff uustarI paa 30 aor sniter at
nbleoe S~orrslponbanes msb en- oaunet oanits
omeritauit 1,ies meo bet Wuol for Die at
inosan 2GatsTab, bsriom be finoes at pare
tougeniale (oaaosit mnienbs).
y. Z. ..
1256-Stb ct. q. 70. @oibin9ton, Z. g..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
v9aniteren" % vROrOen".

De. JON snItsr at fornb 5ubfrip.
tien paa oDunfteren" og oRorben'
tilfnmmen, fan form paa begge Blade
for $50.
RDe Mbonnenter paa ,9dnfferen'
ten fau babe ,Norben" og oDdnffe'
rem for $3.50; oRorben1 tofter eners
s1.o9 % Dan feren" $1.50. 4ltfdn
fpnres Der life fuu Iiot Deb at fenb,
genge til os for begge Blade.
Baniib 2utb. pubI. 9pu {.
Blair, diebr.
@. g. Derfom Jornpelie for aseors
ben" ienbes alene, bliDer bet $1.o0,
fem fan tilfsnbes os, os pi bill ba fesbs
frii 80 Gents @9rbi at Bigger at bort
eset Gorlas (ie bort adtalos). Del
femme siIbub safoer nps abonn'n'
ter paa oglorben".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
8enmare % Grin. Msb., %. 8

8eiret bar Der D9rut milot bsli
Qinteren, pda nOgIe fda Doge n9r
sgi9r / Slrletioen bar bet oaret gob.
geir, aodo UgIda 1arbe til 5glg, Il
Subs 6us par fDGpt til 3r9neiel til
oae SuleguOstjsneiterne fuaDsI Tom
til SuIetrG sfeitsrne, toorof Der al
6ofdbes TO, ct for gsrne1e g ct For
De unge.
- Den IioIte SgBoag / bat gamlt
Mar 0dr Der ON Gftermfaoo9sn ling.
bomsmgbe / airten Iun ~Iaiopanli9i
% gatnle puitor Hobe, iom altio pa,
uarei ggdb Oeo at bsisge 5rinitatis
Menigfeh / ben 5ib, ban FAR boet
qborfh 9hfotd, pdr Ill SEebs oet
naionte llngoomsneoe. og zen garnle
fare grGit, iom 6enren / I'm gtscbH
bar padGhgt en- Spduom. fom bitorel
Ram I at tjens ! Wenias d5en, BAR Idd
coero4tSes gtdo psO at 6prs be ungss
giOnesbprO. Sans Sbdg9do tiaat
ram affe at tale ret meTet, men bar
iddbs, at ban bar big poa. at bar
rttfte mcb Sub. San o~pFororeoe dGt
In9e fl ct 6eSs 6erren gioe BAN
6pns til at lG1e @rfbs DIM, idd ban
feen htnhe op6pggeg beo bet Orb, ban
/ ido mango 2ddr bar ubbeIt til andre.
- Rptuura0dg eFter Glfoatjenefter
lrdr Der en- itsrre Sammendomft pan
grpripn 5siItps. 8ef bar en- Qf-
TebsfeIt for Riels 5ampen og Gumi=
lie, f1m pdid GruHo al Mr. 5aanpsna
6eGbreb REFER I'll StilebaDs apffen.
Err. 6dmpen boaps / aenmare og
bren 5orrstning, men tilberte 5rini-
tdtis Nenig6e0 Og borbe Ita6ig lin
qfdos / GhtOs gus og tifigs fblmbi
giios JcIt. &orte 5dlsr bGao of
gofot Gf paitOr 6anIen og Shrmibt
Dg tilige nF S6oLens 8sftpIer Sens
gsJeE, 90 andre al @nnsr1s taltt
at @FftbsCno. gu gsaOe af Selptej
ira genner ~ooerruftes be mnreifenoe.
= IrbeJoet guar eO6t pul 8rOrioH
Gsjffofs; Der pur fsr Sul tot til 30
gieOsr, O9 en- Ia fere touaner eter
Rgtoor. @t fcrtobsois file Qntul
df ben 1aors lugorm bar bibiHct8l
tenpttet ben gdot anldoufne og befsgt
SfoEen. WSen hi oentsr iterre Sn.
tsregTe fbens bu SdoIeurbeibet 10 fun
er FIN geg1nbsffs. Der sr Ingt, a
teribm ben enc JjerDepart Of b. I'M
&c pisoe 6eIgge Sabten, bar ben Fol
Tile. 9erren tdge fsIp ben Oigtfs'
Gag / fin Suonb.
@nbrep p~sterfen,
q. 1. aenmore, %. DAT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
Yeniamin Nranflins 200 Nars
Jebielsoag.

9bi6doelp6Fo, / bOi9ten $50 Ben
jonsu grontlin tifbragts Gtsuitess.
len of fiji 1anse ngttige Gin, fejnO!
i Gnsboss BEN fore 5ilaiof og Ba.
orstartosoens 200 Mars 5eofels6dq
'paa en- Oartiq WiaoIoe. 5eitsn Oar
uf Iior llbtrGtning; mango airfsr,
Sahfsr pg GOreniHger pg Snititrtip-
ner bog Gel | gefsbr ataonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
uOanlferen".
5resaa D. 10. Sanuar 1906.
Blair, Nebraifa.

Robet @rsnoubl fra 9<s
mabines, ga, bar perst paa 8sieg
bkr / gben en- ngss 3fb. Det tr ifer
guuF. u. 3. 0unos ban bar beiegt,
men faa bar bun benptfet 2ejaghez
ban til ogiau at is zig ON boabe Der
6o~rretningeu, pGd Stolen o9 Ell
hrs / 8nsn. YET er For bans 9als
bubs SfnGo, ban refer. 9dns
gkrDefpftem er NOT nugget nsbbruSt,
ca 2ngerne 6dbbe berfbr rdnbet BAN
tl at bugs Trie o9 Jad poa en-
1rbFugt en- lille Sfb, og ian bio tie
ban nk bebre erao al reiie ben og
befsoe gamGe @enuer, grof. 2unos
tr % pat. &GSbs I 5rempnt.
tpor ban riIt er for 9ibsn. Sat fpr
gesoefl Sob georing!
TGtge o@aTbington Poft"
bIdD Mrs. TTeIs Zftsrlunb. tiblfgere
hofai Der I 8ldir, ben 3. bs. gift
/ Ofnoba MD Nr. Nfn 5. unluno.
Nr. unlono er ,,Maanager" at Qps.
Sdnciber, fgotpQsr sos gIandhor |
Nanf6ingHon, Nebr., og bar bolot
benns Sitting / fEsne Oar. Nrs.
Effsrlunb Fhr / flere Gdr bobt
goarbingbus / MOfbmgton. Od
founrnes, at Mr. os Mrs nnIdnb
freniceleg uG bftpe ! benne 8n.
= 6lers Der I Blair bar | ben
fsnsre Sab bdHt 8sfss uf effespeI=
fosrne @9isr. Oft / uogen Sb bar
Der p9rsf ftaget ahkr t5gnfetpOeri.
eaao for en- uges 5fb i5ben ffete Der
sssrbbuib / Nr. MdDles Bltdif, la1
MFtener eFer / SEQ. Snritbs .Mhrez
toufe@. og nu / sirsbugs Ndt brS
no1sn inn / 6a1s 8arber4Sbop og
tnq 10 9orbertnips meb fig.
Str. Mopk bar ubloptt en- Be
forming at 800 for 6ens sfIer ber.s
,.condctiOn", Der Rdften ben g..
San. breb inn Bog bam. = Oct sr
ffferf at Bnffs, at flige ngsrnines=
m9nb fun6e op6uges og blipe Of
FfroFebs. Der sr flet ingen limb
fplbning for iEi5t, 0a n~dbleberbe
fan Faa 6ieIp. MSen BET fer ub,
Fem BOT elerg fou roliee 8b er beo
at fou Ouerproouation at Ougbris
uerv. Tom tlbs1 ptl ftials 6sns o. I.
eno Be mi arbsir % Fortiene Sps
bobet TIL fig og tine.
= DIT. 8. R. Wsurbo6 tr9fes M
! Or. RObinIons Office og 8opel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
Srinitatis Seminariums

5aonEngemisflonsTbrening aFbolber
fit Nnrsmeos, p0a Sfplenr / 9agens
II. og %. San. 1906.
Sprretnfngameoe 2srbag gFter:
mEndug 81. 2.
6eeningemi 81 ionsmsbe SenDdg
gftermd0bag &f. %.
2ne CT D~effontnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19

Observation-Disclosures. Deb Q. 8. Z
Smfag 50c., inbb. 80e.
timber Goberboanb. aonFrmations
eube at 50. peterfen. "a Sibsr.
8 OmTag 10t. Snbb. 35e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
s. ME S & NJ s

Groceries and Meat Market.
Den ny danske Forretning we'd Siden al
Danish Pub. House. Reel Behandlins.
fink Eetisnins.
Anbefaler sit ny Lager af code
irocerie til Dagens laveste Priser.
kebe- SmSr, Eg og Fjerkre SAINT
andre Farmprodukter til den bedste
Pris, som kan betales. Godt Oplag at
prima Kod fra p ck:ughouse. De vii
,ltid hnde, at Chr. Nielsen har extra
sodt Ked, og at det betaler sig at
handle hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
0ubstjsneiter.
Blair Nebr.:

Blair, Nebr..
9simesfssubstienefte Ssnbus Gmo.
SCI. 1890 Og aftensubsti.nefte SCI.
.7.30. Sgnbagsffols / Rirtens 8oie-
ment 6mb. SCI. 8.
8ibell9snins (for CANNED og ung)
9orsbas often 81. 7.30 / Rirten.
Ar9o, Nebr.:
5simesiegutoa teneits Spnions ben
81. bs. Torm. 81. 10a beb PuIt.
2. 6. @rititn. llnghumsmebe ium>
me afhn 81. u i airten oeb Tuwne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
Homeseekers' Excursion to tine
Northwest, West & Southwest

via the North esternL Line. Excursion
tickets at greatly reduced rates are on
sale to the territory indicated above.
STANDARD and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Free Reclining Chair Cars and 1.-THE
Best of Everything. For dates of sale
and full particulars apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y. j27
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
IorrelpOn0Nucc
#Auonbun, ga.

g6u bliper Der noget at itripe ON til
,Oanntren", bem9utebe DO. ipes Ses
ter, Mrs. Cine Rtelien, fbrleben
fun oar bfaoen isrt op cg baaret
ino / 8iuan.
sun MEME 10 not, nj efter al III
nu far beret IdrTla till Subs OhS
8etrogtnine Og gsn / en- bel Ise %
bar BART en- Del fremmsbs gr1iter
iMunH os, ioa bar bet uoget, fom
bar barb at mehoele ,3an1eren"s
2Giere, at bpflte bum 10 ielD rtb9er
cen.
Ola ia, terrific ieg, aOuniteren" bar
M aIigfusf mango qObe Op9aosr
odTaa ben at pae en- lille Sblitr@ls,
imun 9psgIdmt og @doerfOegelTesz
Oplipelier o8iao FOR De ipee.
W1rs. gdidfien bar MI Iiggst itdoi9
! 8 91ar Rat % Tug - life Tanot,
bet taler til os. Men til big, Dor
ipse Softer. Oil ieg b%erigennsm fsnie
en- 6tiien meb 0arfOs Ssn Al. Sal
me bet 4. gers.
6erren ffdf opbofoe big pua Sn9es
ieugsn. opbolbe rim 5no, 5dab %
aGrli9beb, % ON ct tibet ftot bi
iomlss Der, bppr 99uligbeo fuf
6ranbs fsuit mt og uoen Gnbe.
ga. faa er 9eoeugen til Gnte.
s BEN ferite 6a(pbef af ltgen baDbe
pi graferm g. 81. peter7en fra %.
DAT. % u. 9amitup ira Saour
GftD ibIdnbt Dc. 0omTtoO bar {
tet; men gefsrfen fam nGitsn Iom
fra ce<n, itet pi fife ptofte BET, for
nj bddbe ham.
5 ben iioite 6alroef uf ltsen bar
Ri baFt 9aitor u. 6. Deismnnn
ib0dni0i os. 5ou BET far 0aret en-
uge fun df 9tIfigRlTsr, Tcrn bar
ffrsmmet iii og gsnnem Wbnernes
Wainb.
1oab BET elers ong1dr meo 9des
ugsn, Iom nogle mauife bsiporer FIG
ODER, oa bur rem Torlsbet tilenbe /
5difeosahno, og Der er iHtet PRS
6Gepen Iagt p0a nogen fra MeHHss
fferg Sibs.
NDrrige llgs tduos vi bort
Menig6sbs 2ldrsmsbe. Gfer at Be
ferdtet rdr opipit Og g0bfsnOr, bfeu
Regnifd6et fremtagt bddos at @usies
rsren og Ydiior Gbriibanien, Og Der
cplDites, at Der ifoIts Qar I Og Deb
bsnne Misnigbdo mar iuotommeu til
5errens Sdg: grpftebO4ig, WhsfiDz
aer oIp., ca. 1900 Dollars. geter
Qnbsrfen, Icn bar Ooret W9enighes
rens Iourrdro I - anr, fribno fig
8euudIg iOm iaonan. &riitidn
8. anldoisn nafgfes pa iom Wrnise
esbens Jormartp. 6uns Smft9 bIeo
gennatgt fom Ofaton. SngoGrb
anliOien bar til ones @l1bs Og guus
ifsnnelfe pduHuset fig at bore &irfes
befJsnt. IA
Noglt df be unse er gdHite
n1ltg reifte ferfro. puftOr e6riftiuns
feug Sgnner Garl og gbhitian. og
geOer ,SenieH .r reiit til 8Gair Sfcle.
GH "a af be urge bigger u rejf
til Sborbperne, nemftg Gnn6 Qroers
fen, ariltine Nintber, Dim lpnas
goarb Os 5uf0u 0uHisHen. ga,
be Heife unge er Der Roget, Der giDer
fla ldOflng | Sungen: oSsg Dil no,
lea oif no. 0. fda hngt, fangt rb".
9at fan 10 beler life pare rogen
Sfdce, Hddr bare rite mar 1oFTlfller
Fctlangt ub fra i5t Gins Sub. Sub
fte Cop, bet er bog life aGIe Adcrs ungs,
Der Ipngsr bet neite uuoer oeres Opz
boGb Der, nerlig: Scr er TGu tnus
aencs, t9renbe frungt". Rei, Sub
tdvars os oqf0a fra at gsre core
| SPIN tin Iddpanne 3lOongsanTtalier.
Sorbsu rpiter i fine @runD
po foe. go, Toa %fortults paitor
Msismnnn, bDorfaOes be Habre m1rs
fst SaorbrpHslfm I 2indoln, Nebruffa,
On Ben9rfebe, at bet tnagebe | ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19

Deb afritos Globtr. af annie r
Butler, operfut df gbr. Strieter.
91st.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

1hort % no doubt ibai the greut taaiority ~ on
prepared food products arc hablualy adntert ,a Us
many manufacturers and IN che absence Of proror legs
alton that fact probably eompclr many others. VII,
would prefer 10 De- honest 20 follow the ovii example
The goods thar sell best are the lov-prced goods All
manufacturers label their products "nure7 and the
public has means % distinguishing thc adultefatod
and so buys the cheapest The object o. a pure food
law s 20 compel che MANUFACTURE eyo the consumer
correct information the composition OF the product
which he buys u the produci contains whai s. plainly
lnieerous health iis sale win be forbidden other
wise Il may be sold the consumer knowing what he !.
setting
That ia al there Of any pure food au. one would
suppose ihat an would agree that such law Ia desir-
able. Nobody. IN fact openly denies b. The Hepburn
bnl s such law u has been before the SENATE for
ong time, and do not know what changes have been
made "a q IN committee but az introduced defined
aduogntion and held rot dealers responsible for
rociy stating tho Of package goods unless by
showing guaranty they could shift responsibility
That provision simply put upon retailers the response
biry OF protecting themselves by thc Manufacturer
label long as they did that they we're safe ana the
manufacturer must bear tho penalty OF any deception
Tho bin carefully drawn 20 hccomriah its object
The Pure Food Manufacturers Association. however
objects 20 che bl we believe % objects 10 Of the
% be heard But e has b ~ lts own processing be-
intended secure honesty labelling Tho objection
q % that alleged g % carefully drawn with view %
make easy for anyone who desires sell adultor
atod mlahrnndod goods without incurrng any penalty
The h ia long and intricate FOR popular discussion.
ls well founded. The Hepburn bin should pass San
Francisco Chronicle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Whofbor Or not Aibu1uor6uo has q mf
fclthl number Of Inhabitants 90 prr
ui d 20 Issue bonds for a now city
Hai. aubloci 90 q vote Of che people
Jack LAunon, the pugllIat Who
claims 20 have hegiod Jim flynn in
seven rounds in Denver, n short i.m'
aHo. d suii en- the city. and % work
lng iusi a. hard az any common. ord-
mary iabortr. Ho states that hia
wife. on coming 20 this city. Lost
thcif railroad tickets 90 California.
and $50 On money This ia. indeed,
q hard luck story, and Lawson there
fore, is compelled TO work.
Tho Gailup Republican says. n. "a.
Borden. who Do Interested ia the local
oii fields. % I'm iuwn from AibuauUr.
ave We has been east IN the interest
.of biz on property and expects 10 be
able fo 10 something ga the way of
development very soon. PARTIES from
the east are coming TO Gallup to Visit
the OIL fields With Mr. Borden. as
soon aH the groupf becomes dry
enough Go allow hnfBca 90 travel ip
the open without bogglng down.
Francis !. Lee. representing the
Mexican Amoie Snap company. OF
Peoria, ili. o. n .sdins e COW Jays IN
the city calling on the l0cal trade. Mr..
lee has Just returned from a business
trip To- Mexico. where he collected a
ino assortment of fancy drawn work
and other Mexican goods. Including
some very pretty Eefapaa. which cost
him the small sum of $3.50. Mexican
money. These rugs bring $40 and
tia. and even larger prices this side
Of the line
Since the colonista' reduced rates
over tho Santa 70 went into effect
februery 18th. the increase Of travel
westward has been exceedingly
heavy. and gives promise OF lncreaa-
ink. The principal traiaa on which
The coloniuts travel are being run a.
doublo-headefs, and al west bound
trains are loaded heavily The rate
from Chicago 20 California points >.
and points IN Ola Mexico. az FAR south
~ Mexico City. 81 only t33, being 81
less 20 Albuquerque and intermediate
points from Chicago From Kansas
City 20 California tne rffo 90 t26. and
To Albuquerque go. These reduced
ooloniat'e rates viii be- ln effect until
April an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Congressman c. ID Van Duzer Of Nevada has intro
duced BIN in the lower house. creating the department
Of mines and mining and requiring the appointment Of
cabinet member secretary therefor
Congressman Brooks OF Colorado has also iniro-
ducod br concerning mining, bui this bin proposes ga
create bureau OF geology and MINING of The
existing department OF commerce and labor. This hd
proposes transfer the Geological Survey excepting the
reclamation SERVICE the bureau geology and mnine
and places the salary OF the director OF che
$4,000. that OF a cabinet officer being $1,000
A. our national government Is now constituted the
executive branch at Washington consists of nine co..
ordinate departments under the control Of toe PRECEDENT
% the United Saten the collected body formed BY che
chief ohcia OF each department being the presidents
cabinet These departments present STATE treas
ury Justice postoihce interior srlculture
commerce and labor
There two strong objections 90 the Brooks BILL
One that Il IS bcnsth the importance OF mining 90 make
bureau; and the other Is that the department
OF commerce and labor, ~ which the bin would make
the mining bureau a member Is already hctorogen-
oous IN lts composition tha Dc has virtually accom-
pshed nothing during its existence. To place mining n
that department would bring little benefit 30 mining
and prehahy render the department ol commerce and
labor even less effective than % present
The vast good resulting o agriculture from tho es-
iablrhmen OF the separate and homogeneous DEPART
mont Of agriculture an unnnsweralac argument why
be Van Duzor BIN should De passed and che department
Of lihss and mining be created