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The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

The house on the Elan Tongue place, about a half mile north of Botsford depot, burned to the ground on Tues day, October 15. The house was va cant and the cause of the fire is un- known.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Charles H. Wildman and family have moved into part of the late Charles Peso place in Huntingtown, last week. Fred Meddahart of Blanket Meadow moved into the other part of the house on Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Oliver J. Case, who has been living in part of Mrs Briscoe's house in Huntingtown, moved Thursday to South Britain, where MT Case has wood job. John H. Frank moved his household goods for him.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

The Blue Ribbon Carriage Factory is especially busy with repair work. Au- tomobiles as well as carriages are over hauled in The Blue Ribbon Shops by skillful workmen and are returned to their owners as good as new.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

The Halloween entertainment to be given by the pupils of the High school on Friday evening will be an enjoyable event. Reserved seats should be en- gagged early at the store of R. H. Beers & Go.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Do not forget the High school enter tainment on Friday evening of this week. The program will consist of music recitations dialogues, and drills appropriate to the Halloween season.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Mrs Ernest Curtis, who has been spending a number of days here, the guest of Mrs Samuel Camp in Taun- ton, has returned to her home in Northfeld.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

All kinds of grain is high. Now is the time to save expense and keep the stock by feeding the International Stock food. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Gloves and mittens from 10 cents to 25 cents can be found at Morris. Also mems underwear. The kind that you like in both these commodities.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Mrs Margaret Beecher, mother of Judge w. J. Beecher, sustained a stroke of paralysis a few days ago and is in a critical condition.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Miss Julia A. Nichols, who has been quite i'll, is now gaining slowly and able to sit up. Miss Hall, the nurse, is caring for her.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

William J. Osborne and family of Botsford have moved into the Conger place in Hnntingtown.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
ST JOHNS CHURCH. ALL SAINTS DAY.

All Saints day servlce at lO.45 a. m., Friday November l.
 Holy Communion and sermon next Sunday at l0.45 a. m.; evening ser vice at ' D. m.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

A big line of children's and ladies' shoes for fall and winter wear at Tay- Tor, Curtis 6 Co.'S.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

w. F. Kutscher who went to Atlan- ta. Ga., some months ago is to return to Newtown and will occupy the Bar nett house recently vacated by H. M. Simth,
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Mrs Julia A. Judson is guest of Mrs John B. Peck and MT and Mrs L.. c. Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

William Nichols and family of Beth el are moving this week into Ezra Brit tom s place in Taunton.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
TOWN TOPICS.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

REV T. J. LEE TO PREACH SUN.
 DAY.
 Rev Timothy J. Lee of New Milford will preach at the Congregational church on Sunday. MT Lee is an at tractiye preacher and was heard with delight by this congregation few weeks ago.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01
Mr and Mrs Frank Maguirk of Bridgeport passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Oscar Pitzschler.

James Honan and Miss Jennie Honan of Gaylordsville visited friends on Wal nut Tree Hill and in Taunton. Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Mir and Mrs T. J. Corbett have a daughter. born Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1907-11-01

Assistant Town Clerk Oscar Pitzsch' Ter passed Monday in the Park City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
&ntaitropGr nni elmer g'aoocrnaidJiuc.

&cb @cit II. 2lpril. r. 0urb
cine GypIoion chi elmer Nn0Ncrlnos
idnc o@cn. ". 9lllcn, pclctc III oen
ollSBcoebntrn 2lrbeiten Scr oGloriOn
Gait Gooit MnImnp" no6c bier tbdtig
it, mllrOcr 5luci Sponicr. NonenS
Sole 9(nioo lno Nionucl 9l1roS, sc.
toOtct inb uht onoere }lrbcitcr Der.
lebt Sicr Der lPGlner iino ibmcr
on @ciic)t um6 ocn S5Gnocn berbriibt.
Cine 9l6brc I'M 0unpifciicl borit, Ger
cntmcid)clj0c 0nnpf mari oic I6iircn
Ocs 6eucrbcrbe$ uTica, unO belize aob-
lcr ltllO Tunpf crgoiicn iitb ilber Die
Molitlcbnit. Die &crlcBtcn loNcn 3llr
3cit 0c9 NorinIl9 I'M Sbloic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Sn Ieincr @pbnnng crid)uiicn.

9tem Dorf, ii. glpril. - Geo.
S6aln6ader, 56 Sabre alt ein reiher
8rrnoeigentbnnS Sdn0ler, ulroe
Geute friib I'M Speiie5inlmer ieincr
@obniing an Der Stsi4. StraBe gc-
ifolien un0 t0otliN pcrplln0et. Wion
0loubt, ooB Der 5bGtcr Elm bon
S6on6ader ertnppter Ginbrecbcr
mar. sSrou S6ombo6cr lnO ibr
So6n Scrnonn borten cinen Ditto
leniduB mo iNbclL nlS Iic in'S
Speiic5inlmcr eiItcn, Den @nttcn ino
Tatcr ibnen entecgcn lpdnten rno
5llIommenbrecben. gbe er beiptBtloS
lpuroe, oelttete er oui cin oiieneS Sen
lter uno lagte: sd bin geld)oilen
Ncni1c Stlln0rn nndbber
mar er cine @ridc. Gr bate 9eltern
Eod)tgelo BON perihieoeuct WiictbSa
leuten coGeftrt iulD mar ip1t na1
Sailc getonlucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

tSricocnS Gonicrcn5 III lucr0cn, pel6r
int Wfonot Sln1i i'm SooN sic @crtrr
tcr uIler Cintiiirtrn N6ltcr ucriont
mcln miro. Gic &rranitultlmQ mir
0cl 9lnDc06riNcll ser irCibcitliCbcn
Station Ser Ncit @clc1cnbcit Ncbr1
ibrc Stinmc Inut lno pCtncbnbor
gcgcn aricA lnn &6lfcrrnoro, oicic
lcbtcn llebcrblcibicG nittcIoltcrIicGer
8orborei un0 ((nfltItur 5ll crGcbcu.
Tic NorbcrcitlnQcn iiir sen Son.
grCh, Der bis 3um II. }lpriI 0auCrl
miro, limo nit 0robcr lunii0t Qctroi
zen porbcn. Wdrmcr mo Sroucn ser
pcriNicOcnitcn @erltic lnto 2cbcnSIteI.
lnnQcn ans oIlcn T6ciIcn ser Ger.
Stootcn, WiitAlicocr lmicrcr 0cicb0c
6cnOcl1 a6rpcricboitcn, tir6liC6r Miir,
ocntr0gcr, SdriItItcacr lun0 @rlc6rtc,
SnOnItricIIc ln0 &otIIcutc, MeprGiens
to1tcn Ocs Ntihtcr. un0 2nlpolt3.
ItonOcS, 6obcn ibrc t6GtiNc W}it6iilir
on Ocnt Nrobcn QGcrfc poQ Ncrcihui(
liQfcit on9ctinbiAt. Wiit sen ircui0cn
0dItCll bon Ocncn sic mciItcn felt
rSobrct nit ser Tric0cnS6cmc0luQ
i0cntiiiiirt iin0, pcr0cn tie @rlc0Cn-
Gcit crGnItcrL i6rc 2tnIidtcn i6cr orn
@cOuntrn Der ScrbcifiiDrlmQ elmer
IcbicNS1cribtIicGcn @crcinborlna bci
T0IfcrItrcitiAfcitcn oltS5liprcd)cn II.
ncltcn @iinidcn 5lr Gcripirfli6ung
OieIcS 3ieIc& 9ItS0rud ~ gcbcn.
DiorNcn gtohnlittoA miro ser Son.
1rcb llltcr Scrrn gIn0rciu Gorncgie'3
&orlb in Carnegie 6oa" 81 iciuer
critcn ofii5ieIlcn &criummllnQ 81.
Ionntentrctcn. Ger Gitt@6ur0cr
StnbImoGnot mo SiitttnmriItcr
miro bic @crnt6inlQcn NIT cincr gln-
iprodc cr6ifncn, OloDor George y.
WiCGlcllon sic 9cIcQoten i'm Nomcn
Der Stobt bc0riiBcn uno @ouocrnclr
Charles GponS ouQ6cS ln0 StootS.
icfretdr GIibu 0ioot lucrpcn 9teocn
huItel PIN 2lbcn0 oc5 nlor0i0cn
SoNcS lucrbcn III elmer &crionlmIlnN
in Carnegie &na" luttCr S1crrn Gon.
nc9ic'3 Soriib sic 2luSiicbtcn scr in.
tcrnotionoIcn 6ricocnSbclpcQunq be.
iprohrn pcrOcn. NI9 9ic0ncr limo III
9lu9iicbt 0cnollntcn Baron o'Gitoir.
neIIeS &c GonItont, Baron 0e5contp$,
g@loortcn WIoortcnS (Gon Scr Gor
ten Sdiuurb), &ouocl9icfrctdr Oscar
2. Strnu@ mo ser britiid)c 9otiGni
Ter Bruce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Scilicr yisltnoc crlcGrn.

Fittsburh go, IA. 9IpriI. -
9tobt. 90. Gromc, 9teiie $. s. NC
GIoomncp'S, Grdiibentcn Ser ollnion
5rlIt 60" oobier, iuelcbcr litb on lebs
ten Dtittluo1 9tohmittoq in cincm
6ieIi0en Ebeoter cine 8uGel in Den
llnterIeib icboB, erIng beute in einem
S6oipitnl ieiner @un0e. Grome mar
% Sobre alt ,ulo Itommte ais elmer
nnGcicbenen 6onliIic. Seine Gbat
pelde bcinabe cilen Gonit III Oem
3beater peruriahte, miro iiuon5ielIen
Gerlegenbeiten 5ugcidriebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Yrotcit Ocs Yapitcs.
gSidltiNc 2IlIufntiOn i'm brntiacn GOn-
~ IiitOrinm criunrtct.

NN'W''Ut SlHU|HlluH IHl UCHllHCW NpU7
H. IiItOrium crlunrtct.
9ci6pcrocn ii6Gr Die Wlct6oOen ser
fronj0iii1cn 9|caicrmo in i0rcr
Gontropcric nit ocm GotirmL -
Gin @iiGoi iiir Die ult6rniibcn
aotboIitcu in Sen %er. Stoutcn.
9(lli5eblma elmer in ser
9blpci5 lm0 6rontrcib 'opcrirru.
Ocn 6GIiberbonoe. - 2orO Rcuia
ais SdbpinOIcr 5n cincn mcitcrrn
Sabre @ci0nAnib pcrllrtDcilt. -
Gonaoiicbc Miniiter in gnalouo.
&relBer o&npiucblc" bonn
StopcI gcIoiicn.
u ON, fl. 9Ipril. - @opIt GilS
miro cincn midtigen Sbcil icincr g[l.
lotution in Dem n1orgen ob5lbolten-
Den GonIiItoriitm Dem Gonflift 5mi-
I0cn tSruntrci6 lno Orm &utifon
niomCn. Srinc Mortc ucr0Cn Gin
Erotcit 0cgen bic burb OoS ncuc air.
hen0eIeb IN ,Sronfrci6 geihoiicncn
Terb0ltniIIc Iein mo 9eQcn oic bon
Der tron50lihcn JicAicrng p1bcrno
Der Qull5cn GOntropcric bCobaOtcten
.VtctbooeL runcntIicb Die Neicbluos
nobnng Der glften IN Ser pdpitlicbelt
9flmtiotur ln6 ibrc 8er0iicntlid)ln0.
Der Tntitnn bcitrcitct, oob er ein
sur 9lnhuort oli Die Ser
6lfcntliCblnQ bieier 0otlmentc ber.
bcobiid)tigt.
Die Congregation Der Eropn0on0o
bot bcitbIolicr, bu3 @eimtb Ser riltbc.
nild)cn aotbolitcn in ben Ser. Stuo,
ten bcjiiglid) ser Grncnnlng cinrS
Gild)of5 5lI bcluili0cn, mo bat 0obcr
stephan Scterc GrtpnSfp, lpclhcr
AtitNliC0 0eS r1tbenilhcn Sr0cn0 Ser
Noiilioncr lit, 5um Situlurbidoi bon
0mlliS, @richcnlono, crnunnt nit
6cn ipc3icIlcn 9Iltitrog, ben rlltbcnt-
Icbcn &otbolitcn in ollcn SbciIcn Der
@cr. Stootcn 6cbiiIiIidb 5u icin. Die
GrncnnllllA miro III Dem morgi1en
Gonliitoriitm olGctiinoi0t.
Mon enunrtct, Dab Oicic3 3u0c
Oic 9Inipriicbc Der goIcn lit
9InCrito nclt bclcbcn miro. 9ie Epr
len in 0cn &cr. Stooten bobcn ieit |
,$obrcn cincn ci1encn @ildoi qe.
nIlcin bis lett obnc @cbGr 81
Iin0cn.
u cllct Eoitcn fir NJ onii0.
nor Mcnnc0U.
9f on, fl. glpril. - lln0codbtct |
>c3 9SlullhcS bon WiQr. @cnuc0u, ais !
)tcttor 0eS oncritunihcn ScnnnrS |
)icr 81 blcibcuL bis cr bic Grriftlng !
ines ncllct Web1locS OurdAciebt bot, |
uir0 ltorter Grlf mls1ciibt eine Gr- |
.ennlng 5lum 9iicboi BON GNlls9iher, |
OtnIIy 0urd5nleBen, nobel 0ngenom.
men miro, Oob er uicleicbt einnol ot
>en Elot por '@iihoi 9lpon Don Ebi.
o0cIpbin tritt.
IS ncrlolltct 0uB tnhuc0cr @ihoi |
Soroll Don SDclclln, Wtont., o0cr Ni- !
6of &cunc bon GbcDcnnc, Wpo., 5lll
'r56llAofIidcn Gon0ittor in Snn
Srancisco an Stelle 0cS perltorbcncn
Sr3biIc5oi9 Wontgoncrp crnonnt mcr.
zen Inn.
80 0crbnlloc ari0cbos
ben.
ForiS, II, 9lpril - Die Goliici
}roltrcicb'S lmo Der Shmei} bat cine
Sonoc NonfnotenfGlifer uiigebobcn, !
pel6c geraoe crit ibre Sperotioncn
'egonllen 81 ba6en lhcint Der @e.
anntbetrog Der III llmloii geicbtcn
Sonfnoten lit Der 9onf bon 6ranf.
eld nibt befonnt nQein man gluubt
Iibt, OoB Die ,SGliher Belt oeut9 bat.
en- lnebr ais Elm paar 5auieno
Srnncs ob5nIeBen. Die 9toten luurs
en in Der SGmei5 nngeiertigt uno an
Der 9onoe in 5rnnfreib
elhidt. IS iino poIlcnbetc 9tud,.
bnulngcn mo 1robtentbcilS uon Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Sricbcns9clantc.

Gr6iinung 0cS 9otionnl,6ricOcnS
lulb Sdico8acricbtS . GongreiicS.
- Sin &orbotc Scr 5mciicn 0oo-
ger Gonfcrcn5
gtcm Dorf A. 9(pril. - @cutc
9l6cro ipltrOc Scr critic gtutionoI
tSricocnS- lmO S6icb8gcrit1tS Con
grcb ouf oncritoniidcnl 9oocn nit
elmer mllIfoliid)cn Tcicr ltn0 Onrc)
9lilprocbcn ncbrcrcr firblihcn Wiirs
OclltrGger crGffnct. Sic .Srutoro
Socictb," Gin 1robcS Srdbcltcr itntcr
Der 2citlm0 bon 6ronf 0onroid), bic
Soproniltin Srot Soiiinm sc Wiob
lmo Der Siolinilt Gopio Wionne3
bottcn Die 9luSiii6rtng 0cs nnilifoIi.
idcn Erogronm1S ibernonlnlen. Gic
&ortrogSoronilng por IN IoI9cnOcr
@eiic 5iliolnnenGeitellt:
/. Iinule Ser 9teiornotionS, Spnl.
pGonic bon WicuoelSiohn.
9, a. Gborol oSMl1ier erpoft!"
6) .gGic lcblih iinb Ieine 9oten, d"
ollS st. Saul" bon >QlcnoelSiobn.
8. &crleilmg eincs @i6clobibnitteS
bon 9iep. 0r. Gborles 6. SSeiierion.
A. &pn1nel bon 9lo6ertS- -8orren.
8. Al Boitoro(. SDntpbonic, b) Te.
citotip, c) G6or, 81 SopronioIo, e)
$ooQcllljob.g6or aus Ser MeiiiaS"
bon SGnbcl.
6. glniprohe bes Gr5biIdofS Sorlep.
Z. Al og9ie liebli6 iinb 0eine @ob-
nlmqcn" b) nSbr, bic SS6r miibielig
ici0" BON 9rnbnS.
s. 9lniprohe ocs 9obbi Gmil q.
S5irih.
8. Cargo bon S1nbel.
10. 2(nipro6e 0cs giic6ois Softer.
If. AZ Gbor Ser SrieoenS6oten olS
v9iicn5i" bon @o1ner, By sut-gticoer.
lGnoiides Sanfgebet orron9irt bon
&renier.
Grob ieincs notionolen G6orofterS
ueripriht Scr GongreB bllr6 Oie 9es
tbcili1ung Der bcfoniltcIten ltno tbi.
tigItcn 9ciilrportcr Ser SAicoSs
qcrihtss sSbcc aus ollen 2Gnoern Scr
Nclt i'm 9clpiiicn Sinnc Gin ErG(l-
blum sur 5lpeiten ilternotionolen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
Yite's 3abnlucbtropfen
farircn In
einer Mimntc.
Saft crreidIt Eurto 9iieo.

Gan SnnL Eorto Hico, IA.
2lpril. arie9sicfrctGr Gait mo
icihc 9enlciter tulnen bciite Mittag
nli Der 9tc1irrlnASindJt ,Wiopiloper"
bon Glbo Bier an mo lphroen pplit
@onpcrncrr l9intbrop mo Setret1r
9ieAia Yolt mcIde lid an 9or0 be.
gobcn, oii5ieIl bcluilItonlnnet. Gin
Battalion SeeioIouten mar ais Gbren.
mnhc an Der g9erite ouigciteIlt, imo
Nno 'Forto 9iico 9ie1ilnent csfcrtirte
ip0ter Nrn. loit mo Weiolge ourd
Ole StroBcn Der Stnot nod, benz
@oubernellrspalnlt no cin Gnpidng
dbgebulten mltroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
3amcs $. CfclS ocltur6cn.

Gbtco0o, #. 2(pril. - SomeS
S. GctclS, Er0iioent Ser vGontmers
ciol 9totionuIsNnnf," itorb bette IN
Icincr bicIiNru @obnlllN pl6bIid) an
&erjtrotfbcit Gr mor GouruntsGols'
trOIclr inter Ser 5>ucitcn 2lOniniitru.
ton or9 9}rGiiocntcn GlcpelonO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15

aIs ole NcrnDnroiner Nl6ndbc Dor Sunbertet
bon Snbren lSurjen pno arduicr nnh Snbi
inn5en nnrfit5bcrien ueIde aui ocn rgeberrs
sl.i,l l9sT oeS gaGenS ipte ite oie ecber nannial
gernaro'e Nrduicrpilcn" bctuunt it, 6lfamitgit
leticn lpor oaS oer arobc Grfoe Der Sabrbuiis
hertc lpeldben moocule g9iiieniduit iipdb ililht
itberttoiicn bal Die Fiue Der 1dtet m bette
hne UtiiieI apnr ercellence" nm bic qcber Slt
re9nltrell ons Nnt 81 ldllierr unn ons Sbem
~ rcinigcn tDio. mi, Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
anf einen
Saunt bebe1t.

GrOfciiiOncllc 9fcflnmc nno Gc5abf.
tcS 2o6 HOscn cincm artifrl sn md.
i!i9rr Nadfraac bcrbclfcu, aber ucnn
ScricI6c nidt onrdl inncrcn 8crt6 In
bic SbBr fommt, 1T cs nutIos, i'm
Onr6 9ln3ciscn ucitcr su Idiebcn.
nSalc's SOncD Of Sorcboanb anS
Sar" crrcidic idjun Ianse ben 0ipfeI
babnrdb Sah cs mic OcrieDItc, SuitcH
ubcr GrfGItnne 5n fnrircn. Gs brinst
idHcllc Grlcidtcrnns bon iuebem
SAILS nno gruudJitis. Dian ncbme rS
III 3cit nnO urrbiltc crnitlidr Granf.
bcit. SIR SIpOt6cfrr prrfaaft es.
Wian Galtr cs in SieIem Observation-Disclosures
gScttcr stint @ebrandj btrcit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-15
OoIOene @Ortc.
SrDNn Acgcn OnS 9lnncDmcn uOn ,alt-
ridvigcm Gclo,"

2o6 iiir &ircbcn mo '2c6ranItaltclr,
lucINc iicb fcir iolr6e9 @clO iGcn-
ten Iulieu. GrGiimuuQ oc3 ,5ric
Ocn3- uno 9(rbitrotionS Son.
arciicS in 9}cW Dorf untcr Sem
&oriibc Gnrncgic9. - Sin gri-
InOilm Ser 3mcitcn SooQrr Gou-
'crcnj. - gI6bli6cr ZOO OcS c6c-
moIi1cn Gonront GontrolcltrS
&onlrS $. GdelS in G5iroao. -
Grploiion 1mO @ebcn9ucrllIt ouf
elmer 9o1gcrmoicbine.
@oI 6in9toM 3. s. fl. }lpril.
r. Mnl. 5. 9rDon bicIt bcutc gtud.
mittuG inl o9}cucn Nntionals 5bcatcr"
cine 2Inlpruhe lultcr }llipi3icn ser
nOoung Mcn'S GbriItiau }liiociation."
Gtmn 2000 3ub0rer norcn unncicno.
Scin Ibcna mar: Der 6iirlt 0eS
,Sric0rnS." Gr iAIoB init murntcm
Cob hir bic 2e6runitultcn lmO Sir.
cben pelbe @elobeitrG0e uon reidlen
Of0nncrn ole ibre Mcidbtbiimcr 0urcb
lttcbrlicbc Mctbo0cn crmorbcn, u6-
lcbntcn.
uGincr mlicrcr Gci0c,L" ia0tc cr,
lit oltf eincm E1nftc ongelnn1t, nllf
mcINcm CT eS l6mer Iin0ct, 2elltc 5u
iibcrrcOcrL ieiu @cIo on5luebntcr.
0a8 baltic ih ais ben 6citen geuei9
fiir 0oS @ndStbum elmer morolii1en
@cIinnng IN inherent 2unOr. IS
bat ctuuS 5n bcOcuten mcnn cine
nrobc Stride j0Gcrt lulO iidl idIicblih
iuci1crt IiN @clO idenfen 5u loiiclL
bon meIfcm Iic niNt lucib, mic eS ners
oient iplrNc. SD gIonbc, Oie 3eit
miro fonlncn, IN lpclcbcr 2c6ruuItal.
tct mic airhen Die I6ciIbnbcridait
III Dem &ernl$gnben uon lnrcNt &C.
@cl0c nbIchnen lpcrOcn.
Scr GinilllB Der 6iicntlid)cn McimtnQ
miro cilt nl6cbtigcr Ioftor in Scr Nics
0crDcrItcIlltnB ser 9ic0lidfcit icin.
l(nierc AroBcn glnitnItcn ioIltcn Qeluii.
fen Sellten io8cn: v&br bobt Gucr
WcIN nidt c6rliN Dcroicnt. g8ir mer
0Cl Die &crontluortIicbfcit nibt nit
Grd tbclcn."
9tnt1 icincr 9lc0e bieIt 9rDon einen
mo rcilte 0onn nnd) 9telps
}Dorf ob, nm all Dem 9lrbitratiunS-
llO SricOcn5 : Gongrcb t6ciljtncb-
men.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-08-01

The Alderman road from AL.
colu to Beulah has been extend.
ed six miles beyond Beulah and
is now completed to the river
and will soon be ready for busi-
ness. Just a little this side of
the river the Timmonsville Lum-
Der Company has a road laid for
lumber, which might easily be
converted into something more
pretentious and give Tlmmons-
vile the much coveted connec-
tion with Beulah and the Pud.
ding Swamp country.
The Times is informed that
Mr.. Alderman has recently
placed an order for $65, 900
worth of rails, which will'surely
take his road somewhere. He
is planning a branch to Kings
tree and is now having a tele-
graph wire erected in that di-
rection.
It is about twenty miles from
Florence to the river, where
this road crosses, level country
with only two swamps to cross,
and a fine country for building
a road through. The people are
anxious for it and would help
the construction, if somebody
would take it up.-Ftorence
Times, July "a.
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Gainesville, Fla; Mrs J A Fer.
rell, Mrs ] H G Chandler and
Miss frankie Cook of Salters
Depot.
We convey our hearty thanks
to our friend, Mr. D " Courtney
Of. Cedar Swamp for a lot Of
fine tomatoes. They must have
weighed a pound apiece and in
point of perfection of form and
color we have never seen any
better specimens. Mr. Courtney
is an energetic and successful
young farmer, who certainly
knows how to make things
grow.
The largest melon We have
seen this season-and a partic-
ularly fne.flavored one-was
sent US last week by Mr. John W
Dennis of the 3oggy Swamp
section. 1t weighed 4s pounds
and 2 ounces. Think of it, a
watermelon weighing one
fourth as much as a barrel of
-four. We return our apprecia.
tive thanks.
C F Netzow Piano Mfg Co.
has shipped quite a nice lot of
pianos and organs to Kingstree
and have them on sale at the
Kingstree Hardware Co.'S fur
niture store. Their prices are
marvelously low and every in
strument has a l0-year guaran-
tee. This is quite a nice thing
for Williamsburg people for
they can select a piano or or
gan right at home. See ad mex t
week.
Mr. Geo A McElveen has as.
sumed the position of manager
of the Kingstree oil mill. MIR
McElveen was raised in this
county and has many friends
here who will be glad to know
of his appointment to this re.
sponsible position. With years
of experience under the tutelage
OF Mr. Chas A Smith of Timmons.
vile it is safe to say that Mr.
McElveen is excellently we'll
equipped to fulfill the require
ments of this position.
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Sherifs Sale.
State of South Carolina,
County Of Williamsburg.

Edmonds T. BROWNE Company, Plaintiffs,
against
W.P. Cooper, trading as Cades Sup
ply Company, Defendant.
By virtue Of an execution to me di.
rected and issued out of the court OF
Magistrate j. d. v. Gaskins in the
above entitled suit Of Edward Brown
Company, Plaintiff, against W. P.
Cooper, trading as Cades Supply Com
pany, Defendant, and dated July
18th. 1907, / have levied upon and will
sell at public auction at the store house
of the Cades Supply company, at Cades,
s. c., on Monday, August 9Th,
within the legal hours Of sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, all the
stock Of goods, wares and merchandise
belonging to the said Cades Supply
Company, or so much therof as may be
necessary to satisfy the judgment,
amounting to the sum of one hundred
dollars in said suit, and costs, the said
stock of goods, wares and merchandise
consisting of hats, caps, umbrellas,
shoes, hardware, medicines, groceries,
notions, store fixtures, etc.
GEORGE j. GRAHAM,
Sheriff Of Williamsburg County.
July 18th, 1907.
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WILL GET new Train.
The Orangeburg Train VIII Run From
Lane 10 KinqStree.

1t is reported now that the
train from Orangeburg to Lane,
which it was urged should be
continued to Florence, will be
run no further than Kingstree.
The informant of The Times
says that the business men of
Kingstree have secured that
much of a concession from the
road on account of the danger
of the Greelyville section seced-
ing and forming a new county
on the plea that they had no
connection with the court house.
The company is not willing to
run the train any further be-
cause if that were done it would
necessitate another crew. The
run may be extended to Kings
tree without the necessity of
another crew but no farther, and
the company does not see that
the expenses of an additional
crew would be met by the return
from the additional travel.
Florence Times. July "a.
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When the baby is teetbing it is
cross AMI restless; it becomes fever
ism, and in many cases vomits IA great
deal and oftentimes cannot even
keep cool water on the stomach. All
the delicate little organs of the stom.
ach are affected, bringing on collie
and diarrhoea. Cascasweet for ba-
bies and children makes the stomach
right and allays Inflammation and
prevents irritation. Cascasweet
makes the baby happy and well.
Sold by W L Wallace, NJ D.
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Since there seems to be some con.
fusion as to the qualifications fol-
town registration We give below the
requirements to be, complied with
before a registration certificate may
be issued.
l. Production of county regis
tration certificate.
2. Residence in county one year
and in town four months prior to
town election.
8. Proof of payment of all taxes,
town and county.
4. Oath to be administered al
this Office.
The municipal election will be
held on Monday, September 8, 1907.
G. W. WOLFE,
Supervisor of Registration for Town
of Kingstree.
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Let me mail you free, to prove merit,
samples of my DR. Shoop's restorative,
and my Book on either Dyspepsia, The
Heart, or The Kidneys. Address me,
DR. Shoop, Racine. Wis. Troubles Of
the Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, are
merely SYMPTOMS Of a deeper ailment.
Don't make the common error of treat
ing SYMPTOMS only. Symtom treatmen
is treating the result Of your ailment,
and not the cause. Weak stomach
nerves-the inside nerves. means
stomach weakness, always. And the
Heart. and kidneys as well, have their
controlling or inside nerves. Weaken
these nerves, and you inevitably have
have weak vital organs. Here is where
Dr.. Shops Restorative has made its
fame. No other remedy even claims
to treat the inside nerves." Also for
bloating, biliousness, bad breath on
complexion, use DR.. Shops Restora-
tive. Write for my free book now. DR..
Shops Restorative sold by D T. Scott.
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Those who have stomach trouble,
no matter how slight should give
every possible help to the digestive
organa, 80 that the food may be d.
pested with the least effort. This
NAV be done by taking something
that contains nstursl digestive prop
erties-somethlng like Kodol For
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Kokol
is q preparation of vegetable acids
and contains the very same juices
found in g healthy stomach. 1t Gi.
gests what you eat. Sold by DIR.
w. L. Wallace.