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SICK HEADACHE,

This distressing ailment results from disordered condition of the stomach
 All that is needed to effect a cure is a dose or two of Chamberlain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets. In fact, the attack may be warded off, or greatly lessened in severity, by taking a dose of these tablets as soon as the first symptom of an attack appears. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co. :, Sandy Hook; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill, A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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DEATHS

BRooKFIELp--March g. Clark T. Jackson. in the 6Oth year of his age
 NEW MILFoRD-March g. Mrs Wfnnifred Mccarthy.
 BETHLEHEM--March 6. Philip L. waldron. aged o7 years.
 OxFoRD--March E, Miss Julia Wheeler. aged WARREs-March II, Dea Franklin A. Our tis, aged s6 years.
 DANBURY-March g, Frank T. Nichols. aged 2l years, months
 WKsros--March 6, Peter Burr Perry, aged 61 years
 BRooKLYN-March IS, Lefferrs w Lloyd, aged 65 yesrs- Funeral Saturday at ? 90 D. m.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
DEERFIELD ITEMS.

Mrs Sarah Seymour has visited Miss Elizabeth Wakeman.
 Another little son has come to glad den the home of MT and Mrs Jesse L.. Pratt.
 Miss Elsie Sherwood has entertained Mrs Henry Whitaker of Greenfield.
 Mrs J. l.. Pratt's boarders, who were there nearly three months, have gone away.
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WEST BEDDING,
MISS CARTER-MR HAwLEY.

A very quiet wedding was solemnized on Tuesday, March 5, at the parsonage bury. when Miss Laura Belle Carter of West Bedding was united in marriage to Howard F. Hawley of Trumbull, in the presence of very few friends: The bride was very becomingly gowned in dress of Alice blue Panama cloth trimmed with white broadcloth and Persian trimming, with hat to match the gown. Amid shower of rice and confetti they started on two weeks honeymoon trip They received 8 number of beautiful presents, including cut glass, table linen, silverware and a number of other useful articles.
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CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud- ing piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter of how long standing, in six to IA days. First application gives hasn @ tit t it send soc in stamps % and it viii be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris Medicine O.. St Louis, Mo.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

The Greenfield Hill Country club will hold their annnal Farmers Insti- tute, next week Thursday, March 21, at the club room. A very interesting lectman s. c. Bradley and William o. Burr are arranging the program and some interesting speakers have been engaged. The milk question promises to be one of the most interesting top cs for the day. Dr Haskill of Bridge port will be present and will be pre- pared to answer questions on the sub- ject.
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A fine suit improves appearance.
 We are fully prepared this Spring to properly fiji you out with a stylish suit or overcoat. The styles are pretty and the goods the very best kind, that cannot fail to please you. The coats this Spring are long with wide con- clave shoulders. The pants peg top, half peg top, or regular. Buy your suit where you get the most style and
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Dwight M. Atwood has been draw ing baled hay from the Station to his home in Kissewaug.
 David B. Wheeler and sons have been at work for Porter l.. Wood.
 Mrs Charles Meyer recently visited in Waterbury.
 Charles Meyer makes weekly trips to the Brass City with farmers pro- duce. So also does George B. Garlick, ST.
 Frederick Wheeler has new horse, handsome black, and D. B. Wheeler is the owner of a very smart bay.
 Recent guests at Brooklet Valley farm were Mrs Curtis B. Atwood and two sons, Clark and Webster, Miss Ruth Atwood of WatertOwn and a lady friend from Waterbury. Charles Hine has lots of logs to be sawed, which people in this vicinity have drawn to his sawmill. George E. Garlick, Jr., has a very fine Victor talking machine, with which he entertains many of his neigh l bors and friends, these long, pleasant, winter evenings. March was the 77th birthday O1 Mrs Mary H. Curtiss and some of hel children visited her in honor of the event.
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George Norton, to his grandmother s and has another boy taken from some Children'S home.
 Mrs N. B. Burton is visiting her daughter in Torrington. Mrs F. R. ord was taken quite i'll
 while visiting in Hartford. A social dance was held in the Cat Swamp schoolhouse, Thursday even ing. A band concert will be held in the Town hall, Friday evening.
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WATERFOWL.

The drug store of D. G. Sullivan is headquarters for the choicest goods in the confectionery line, fancy papeter- ies, newspapers and magazines. Your prescriptions compounded expeditions ly and with care by competent phar- macists.
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The funeral of M. D. Miles was
 largely attended, Friday, from the Congregational church. Rev F. A. Johnson officiated. The pail bearers were Robert Dunlap, James l.. Mc- Ewen, 0. D. Pulver, Eugene Wildman, Chester Wildman and Joseph Cawan. The burial was in the Center ceme- tery. Funeral Director F. G. Bennett & Son had the arrangements in charge.
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LEC~ URE BY REV JOHN H. STEPHAN
 OF NEW HAVEN.
 At St Roses church ou Sunday even- ing, March IT, Rev John H. Sheehan of New Haven will give an address on ''St Patrick" in connection with a sacred concert by the members of St Roses choir. Father Sheehan is an interesting and eloquent speaker and occasion. The tickets for the lecture are selling we'll. The lecture will be- gin at 8 o'clock.
 was celebrated, Tuesday morning, for the late Mrs John Hurley. There will be months mind high mass at St Roses church, next We'd nesday morning at o'clock, for the late Mrs Michael Keenan,. There will also be a mass in Danbury.
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Provide yourselves with rubbers fo the sloppy spring travelling Just re ceived a new invoice of shoes for tn, Easter and spring trade in mems boys, ladies' and misses sizes. Som, good bargains in the lot--[Sandy Hool Shoe Store.
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Ex-Senator Houlihan and Attorney c. H. Northrop attended the hearing on the proposed Bridgeport and New Milford trolley before the Legislature at Hartford, Wednesday.
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DR DAVID KENNEDY, RONDOUT.
 N. V.

Dear Sir: Some time since l was troubled with blotches coming out on my breast, of a scrofulous character, and my general system seemed to be out of order. I was induced to try Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy The first bottle drove the eruption away and feel better every way. It is splendid blood medicine -tHenry s. Eldredge, Rochester, N- Y.
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Miss Lizzie Mulligan of Hanover is suffering with an attack of rheuma- tiSm. pr Kiernan is attending her.
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LONG HILL.
GRACE CHURCH INTEREST

GRACE CHURCH INTERESTS.
 The ladies of Grace Episcopal church are preparing for an entertainment which they will give at Hadley's hall soon after Lent is over.
 The ladies of Grace Episcopal church met at the rectory, last Friday after noon, to sew for the missionaries.
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liam Ruffels on Mt Pleasant caught tire from an overloaded stove pipe, but with the help of neighbors the blaze was soon put out. Little damage was done.
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Mir Pickett, a special agent for Vel come soap, has been canvassing the To- cal territory for the soap. He accom- panied Gustavus Betts on his trips about town for Betts & BettS.
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Furniture in all it's branches, re-uI holstering if you like, can be found 8 N Buckingham & O., Inc, TIT Stat street, Bridgeport.
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MISS JULIA WHEELER.

MT and Mrs David B. Wheeler att tended the funeral of their aunt, Miss Julia Wheeler, in Seymour, Wednes- day, March 6. She had attained the advanced age of 81 years. The burial was in Bridgewater, beside her father and mother, which was once their na- tive place.
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AT BETTS'

Red Gum lozenRes. Sol. Hepatica. 25 and soc. Doan's pills, soc. Humphreys No. IT for colds Young's talcum powder, 1oc box
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Notice 1 Notice

will dispose of my house hold goods at prIvate sale at 9 a. m., Monday, March IS, 1907. Sale to take place at the residence of Henry M. Smith, Newtown St., New town, Ct. If stormy the sale will occur the first fair day.
 Mrs N. Fl. Flansburg.
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Arthur Treat Nettleton passed Sun. day in New Milford, the guest of his brother, Joseph Nettleton.
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Do you need an incubator or brood CT? If so, see D. N. Clark, the Shelton hardware man, before you buy. He sells the Prairie State incubators and brOOderS
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A hobby new line of hats and caps for men. For the ladies the line oi shirt waists will interest and attract them. At Taylor, Curtis X Co. 's-
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Theodore Stratton and family were guests, last week, of Mrs Addie Nich- ols of Mt Pleasant.
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dren of Piumtrees were guests, Tues day, of MT and Mrs Alonze Cree in Taunton
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Levi Banks of Botsford Hill is i'll with grip and neuralgia, under Dr Kieruan'S care.
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The little daughter of MT and Mrs Frank Ruffells is i'll with hard cold, under pr Kiernan's care
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A number of friends of MT and Mrs H. M. Smith were very pleasantly en- tertained at their home, last Wednes. day evening.
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Smith, Murray & Co.

best goods for the money. Bethel has been proven to be that place. We are confident that you will do so.5fJohn
 M. Thurner, Union tailor, opposite Fountain Bethel
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William Kilbride has left the re has secured a position in New Haven,
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Charles Beeman saw herd of 12 deer near the Hendryx place on the east side of the HouSatonic river.
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Philo Nichols of Bridgeport was a guest, Sunday, of Mrs Addie Nichols, on Mt Pleasant.
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Trimmings
Muslin Underwear Dept.

sleeves ' " rench lace snd
  neck
 p 's ~ \ W. 's ~ TRiSht Rearl
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Mrs Frances Scbermerhorn has been in Washington, D. O., to attend the funeral of cousin
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Philo T. Platt of Hopewell has pur. chased fine pair of farm horses of w. J. Nichols, the liveryman of Bethel.
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W. J. Alexander of Taunton has been entertaining his nephew, Regi- nald CaIhcart. of New York
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c. B. Taylor was in New York on business, last Thursday.
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The new spring line of wall paper is now ready for inspection at Taylor, Curtis & Co. $. The styles were never prettier, and the prices will be found reasonable.
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Rubber goods of all kinds, one, two, three and four buckle arctics, rubbers and felt goods in great values, at R. H. Beers S Go. $.
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Kibbe's choicest confections at R H. Beers & Co. s.
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Guy Brown has resigned his position in the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Go. and has gone to work in a machine shop in New Britain.
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WANT THE TROLLEY.

and vicinity, three days last week,
 getting stgners on the trolley petition of Marigold, Kelley and King. He was very successful, getting about five hundred names.
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Mrs A. W. Bassett is again pros- trateo by illness and confined to her room.
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Charles E. Gilbert has sold his place in Half Way River to Arthur Boards. lev
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GALATEA CLOTH

new spring styles, the best goods on the market for service, at French's $, Bethel.
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6ALATEA CLOTH

new spring styles, the best goods ol the market for service, at French's Bethel.
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FUNERAL OF M. D. MILES.

will be interspersed during both morn ing and afternoon sessions.
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BUILDING NOTES. t.

Joel U. Strong has raised the frame for his new horse barn; as also w. O. Trask has the frame up for new wag- on shed. There are several buildings to be changed, or newly erected the coming summer.
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BEDDING.

EDISON RECORDS, and photographs for sale, at French's, Bethel.
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EDISON RECORDS, and photographs. at French s, Bethel
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HOrSeS!

will be sn Danbury the last of March or first week in A pril with cars of horses that will be suitable for farm and city use. horses from 1000 lbs to l4oo lbs. good matched pairs of driving. general purpose coach and family use Horses bought direct from the farm. which makes them better for tuDedf- ate use than if fatted for the large sale sta bles. I will have some low priced horse& Wait ana them
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HOME NEWS.
ST ROSES.

LECTURE BY REV JOHN Fl. STEPHAN
 OF NEW HAVEN.
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Both Imported and Domestic
 Manufacture.

Both Imported and Domestic
 Manufacture. We are showing complete lines of Dress Goods in all the mixtures and coIorings for Spring Many of them you buy that will not be duplicated again this season. Wise making their ections now and getting the best. A choice line of Fine Dress Sungs the cheeks and striped effects of them of kind Choice S1. 50 yard 54-nch All Wool Suitngs I tailor stripes and checks in the New Spring colors Choice yard 3S-nch All Wool Panama Sutings, shades of three gray brown, cadet red reeda myrtle and black Soc yard. 36 inch All Wool Storm Serges nine Spring and Black soc yard.
 Trimmings a  Oc, ard.
 
 
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Fl. Fl. STEVENS. 7o Main St., Dat bury Conn.
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Normal Notes.

Enrollmem A
Works going fine.
Mr.. Graves spent the first of
teh week out of town.
Miss Nina Seirer is suffering
from a sore hand caused by blood
poison.
Miss Eva Hoffman left for her
home in Smith County Tuesday
morning.
Several of the Normalites have
purchased the outline on civil
government.
Mrs. G. D. Smith is very sick
at her home this week; we miss
her from our midst.
Mr.. Franklin of Graham Coun-
ty has been absent from Normal
several days this week.
Visitors this week: Misses
Bestor, Forester, and Maxwell,
Prof Beach, 10y Hiskey, and
Miss Mabel Holmes, of Quinter.
Proof Ware entertained the
Normalites Thursday morning
at general assembly by having
several of Fields children's
poems read as an example of how
to teach the poems and poets life
to our pupils.
Miss Mamie Glenn and Miss
Ivah Adams accepted the con-
tract as agents for books. Miss
Glenn will canvass towns in this
county and west. Miss Adams
will canvass towns in Rocks coun-
ty on the Lincoln r. R. line.
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C0LLYER.

Miss Cora Cash is the guest of
the Tilton family.
The Grainffeld Advocate is a
very good paper for it's size
Nearly every farmer has start
ed blowing since the rain
Mrs. George Moren is enter
tanning her aunt from Peoria, ILL.,
Curtis Redmond went to Ran
som Sunday after his wife and
son.
The wheat in this locality is all
headed out and corn fields look
fine. r
Curt Redmond took breakfast
with John Glenn Sunday morn
ing.
The Juveniles in town caught
seventeen gopherS one day last
week.
Misses Edna and Pearl Hall
spent Thursday with Mrs John
Glenn.
Rob Tague is very ill and his
many friends hope to see him
better soon.
Miss Grace Sierer spent Sat
urday evening and Sunday with
Mrs. Van DIETRICH.
Wallie VanScyoc and wife are
cozily domiciled in their pretty
home on Ainslee avenue.
Mrs. Chas Thiel's windows
look like a green house with their
beautiful blooming plants.
Those from town who went to
the Big Greek hall dance Friday
evening report a good time.
Mrs. Henry Powers and little
daughter, who have been very i'll
with the measles, are better.
Mrs F. Walz went to Ellsworth
Sunday morning to spend few
days with Mr. Walz at the hos
pital.
The several ShoweaS this week
have been the source of reviving
the spirits of the down-hearted
KanSan.
The township board met at the
Palace hotel Saturday and trans
acted business pertaining to the
township.
Services the 10th at ST. Mi
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RIVERSIDE.

Fine rain fell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giffin spent Sun
day in Ransom.
Mr. Turner, our new neighbor,
is busy planting corn.
Asa JEWELS family have the
measles and whooping cough.
Arthur Bailey came to River
side to visit his brother Robert.
Enoch Nelson, the Riverside
hustler. is painting his new
chicken house
Grace Altman, who has been
away the past year attending
school, has returned home.
Riley Garrett, who has been in
Scott county holding down his
claim, is visiting his parents.
Ray Joseph went to Scott
county on his wheel Monday a
distance of seventy eight miles.
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chael's church at the usual hour
and catechism at 10 O'Clock cen
tral time.
We hope the early planted po-
tato crop is not a thing of the
past as we will certainly be in
need of them before long.
The fish Jim Yanda had on
hand last Friday was fine, we
hear by some, who were lucky
enough to obtain it,
Mrs. J. Hickman, sr., Mrs.
Blackwell and daughter Ida, and
Mrs. Jesse Hickman were viSi-
tors of Mrs. John Briggs, Satur-
day.
Our merchants all wear diff
'ferent look since the rain Sun
day and who would not? and we
can even. wear a broader smile
than before
All of Collyer's ambitions and
hopes went up in dust Saturday,
and only for the fine thunder
storm of Sunday, we guess they
would still be in dust, at least
ours would.
We think the clapper. on those
prospective wedding bells must
have and fallen out;we
have not heard them ring as yet.
Hurry up, please, and do not keep
US in suspense so long
The first Communion class
which is held at ST Mjchae1'S g
church is progressing finely un-
der the jealous and patient eff
forts of their good pastor Rev.
Father Van, and those parents
who have never sent their child
rem will have no one to blame but
themselves for their lack of Cath
olicity in the future.
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Art Giffin and George Shade
have found out that Enoch Mel
sons fish pond is a fine place to
take a bath.
The Riverside base ball team
crossed bats with the Brownell
team last Saturday, and will play
the Swedes next Saturday.
j. W. Lovitt and E. w. Altman
went fishing Thursday and
caught string of fish the largest
was five inches by actual meas
urement.
VIM. Roundtree has purchased
a threShing machine. Riverside
people will not have to go away
from home to get their threshing
done hereafter.
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Elmer Banta of Cove county
visited home folks at Voda last
Sunday.
John Krhut took his best giri
Miss R. Kristoff to Castle Rock
Sunday
Philip Krhut is building a
house for John Ebeling north OF
Collyer.
w. D. Austin and wife attend
ed the County Sunday School
convention at Wa-Keeney.
J. Mallinosky, the Voda car
penter, has gone to Quinter to
build a home for Elmer Banta.
The farmers around Voda are
through replanting corn The
corn the frost left the squirrels
took. s 49,
Ralph Kristoff and Miss J.
Krhut attended the dance at
Benisch's on the Smoky Friday
night.
W. w. Gibson, the Wa-Keeney
telephone man put in phones for
F. Schwanbeck, sr., and G. Wolff,
Saturday
There will be some pretty good
wheat in Voda county this har-
vest. Oats and barley no good,
spelts fair.
w. d. Austin and family at
tended church at Collyer Sunday
and heard a fine sermon deliver
ed by Rev. Harper.
Prof. Niesley of Wa-Keeney
will speak at the Voda school
house, Sunday, June 16, at 2:3O
p. m. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellermeyer of
Wa-Keeney, and Mr.. Ellermey-
er's sister of Durango, Col, were
visitors at R. Ovens Sunday.
The young folks of District %
drove to Castle Rock Sunday and
had a picnic They had a fine
time. They say the dry wealth
er has cracked the rock wide
open.
No rain this spring to drown
the squirrels and the country is
overrun with them. [ would sug-
gest putting bounty on them,
you know, the railroad company
pays the freight.
Some of the Wa-Keeneyites
came up to Voda Sunday to show
the Shamrocks how to play ball,
and they returned home sadder
but wiser as the game stood 10
to / in favor of the Shamrocks.
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BIG CREEK.

A good rain fell along the creek
last Sunday.
Wheat has greened up a good
deal since the rain.
A. p. Teeters went to Kansas
City with some hogs this week.
Joseph Herbert purchased
himself a new buggy a few days
ago.
A. T. Carlton has been appoint-
ed road overseer in Glencoe in
place of Sam Glass who resigned.
G. W. Dewey and daughter at
tended Sunday School and
church at Silver Lake last Sun
day.
Messrs. John Wagg, Sam Glass
jr., Adam Sauer, Geo. Reihs,
Chas. Cross, and Misses Matte
Teeters, Bertha and Lydia Glass,
Lille Cross and Mrs. Hattie
Clark, attended the Sunday
School convention at Wa-Keeney
last Thursday.
For mild, easy action of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan s
.Regulets is enough. Treatment
cures habitual constipation. 25
cents a box. Ask your druggist
for them.
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Public Sale!
will sell at Public Auction on
Friday. June 21St. 1907.

"a. m. the following described property, towit:
Horses
well matched, weight gedngs
DID, well matched
1850 each. gelding
gelding old, well broke o
Mink and ones calf.
two-se
buggy single harness.
Old Trusy incubator
Cassady triple po
disk harrow IA disk, Superior
foot cut new Buckeye dump
riding
road plow walking stirring pow other articles
to mention
Terms made known O sale
CHALK,
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WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.

A. A. Herren. Finch, Ark,
writes: F'oley's Honey and Tar
is the best preparation for coughs
colds and lung trouble. 1 know
that it has cured consumption in
the first stages" You have new
er heard of any one using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being sat
iSfied. w w Gibson.
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vODA

j. Krhut attended church at
Collyer Sunday.
r. Owens has the best hog
pasture in the state
Two inches of rain Sunday and
now the farmers are all smiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schwan-
beck spent Sunday at r. Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conner visited
with Mr. and Mrs r. Owen, Sun
daY.
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WEATHER REPORT.

perature according to the gov
ernment thermometer at Wa
keeney for the week ending
June 13.
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We had a rain last Sunday
amounting to O.S1 of an inch.
This is the hottest day of the
season, so far, and there are in
dicatiOns of more rain SOON
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Fresh Pork at Bakers