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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-06-04
AFTER TEN YEARS

Mr.. 9. L. Stephenson, Of Peterborough
Ont, says "For over ten years | suffered
constantly with Piles. first Itching, then
Bleeding; pain almost unbeatable; life a
burden. Tried everything IN vain I'LL usei
Dr. Leophardt S Hem Rod.
81 had taken but a few doses when
began TO notice an improvement and now,
after using three boxes am glad to say
am completely cured. My genera health has
also greatly improved. 1t gives me g'ea,
pleasure to recommend flem.RoW 10 all
sufferers with Piles, and feel convinced
that what it has done for me it will surely do
for them
Price 81 90 at G. X. Foggs, Skowhegan'
or Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station b, Buffalo y. l..
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Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Cochran
Ga, writes; 81 had bad sore come on the
instep of my foot and could find nothing
that would heal it until | applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salye. Less than half Of a IS cent
box won the day for me by affecting a per.
feet cure" Sold under guarantee at G. K
Fogg's drug store.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-06-04

JUDITH
Miil9hs 49, COLD Me1a Eur
L.r,-EEr4
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-06-04
An Invaluable
Family
Remedy
Hampden Corner, Me,

Hampden Corner, Ne,
August "a, 1906.
would say in regard to L. F. At
woods Bitters they are invaluable in
cases of indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, etc. would not be with
out them in the house for family use."
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. Mary Stevens.
The az. F." Atwoods Bitters have
earned great reputation by relieving
sickness and promoting health. They
are the family physician" the great
household remedy in thousands of
homes-always handy-always safe-al-
ways reliable and eAicacious. At the
store, Csc.
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A GraDd Orchard
For Sale

For Sale
one thousand healthy trees, set u to Is
years, on new land, uet income from apples.
alone Sj,39l. during four years IjJ acres,
y miles to depot. 1909 heniiock. spruce and
pine; 1909 cords wood pasture for = COWS.
70 acres In fields, cuts - ions hay. grand
large room twO-StOrY house, with toilet,
running water. large barns and out build
ings, granite foundations. l. feet high.
Granite frost proof apple and potato cellar
40x30xl2. with doors large enough 20 drive N
double team. $4,000 would not replace
these buildings not = nan Needed any " here.
Advanced Age forces quick sale, anu price Is
only $500 VERY easy terms.
T.. \. ~TEDGl Go.
% Hammond 81, Bangor Maine
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COMMISSIONERS " IMAM Fis1rr.-s a
Gam
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-06-04
FOR SALE

Par Of Smooth Sound Horses, 1900 lbs.
Ages and 5, color grey; these horses
are right in every way and fair trial
will be given to purchaser. Call and
let me show them to you.
tt20 NJ. ST. LEDGER, 192 Main s..
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DR., HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS.
Directions with each Vial I. Five Languages
English, German. Spanish, Portuguese and French.

No FOR Price
1, Fevers. COMPOSITIONS, Inhanmations. .......25
T. Worms. Worm Fever. or Worm Disease. rs
4. Collie, Crying and wakefulness of Infants. rs
4 Diarrhea. of Children and Adults. ..........25
s, Dysentery. Grpngs, Bilious Collie. .........2H
a. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. ...................2b
a. Toothache. Faceache, Neuralgia. IS
Q, Headac che. Sick Headache, Vertigo. ........25
10. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach. 25
IA Group. Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis ..........2 10
IA. Salt Rheum. Eruptions, Eryspelas ........25
~ Rheum atism. or Rheumatic Pains. $3.50. rs
I6. Fever and Ague. Malaria ................ rs
IT. Piles, Blind or Bleeding, External Internal. 10
IA Ophth almIa. Weak or Infamed Eyes 49,. %
49, Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In Head ........... rs
40 Whooping Cough. Spasmodc Cough ..... rs
IL. Asthma. Oppressed. Difficult Breathing ....25
II. Kidney Disease. Gravel, Calcun go. rs
~. Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness. 4 90
80 Sore Mouth. Fever Sores or Canker. .........25
80. Urinary Incontinence. Wettng Bed ......2 rs
"A, Sore Throat. Quinsy and Dphtheria. rs
IS. Chronic Congestions. Headaches. .........2 5
II. Grippe, Hay Fever and Summer Colds. RS
small bottle of Pleasant Pellets, fits the vest
pocket Sold by druggists or sent on receipt of price,
Medical Book sent free.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE co., Corner
william and John Streets. New York.
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Caution Notice

Whereas my wife, Lila b. Ham. has left
my bed and board without just cause, this
Is to notify and warn all persons against har-
boring or trusting her on my account as /
shall pay no bills of her contracting after
this date.
Skowhegan, Me-, May g. 1903
3w22s HERBERT IL. HAM.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that / forbid anyone
from harboring my wife, Isabel NJ. White, or
trusting her on my account as l shall pay
no bills contracted by her after this date.
3wO TOM WHITE.
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State Of Maine
Public Notice

In conformity with the provision % " Car.
Ter thrty-two of tEe Revised stat-tes, an
upon the petition 4 i've OF more citizens If
the state, ami deeming /, for lie best inter.
est Of the State, the Commissioners u Inland
Fisheries and Game, after due notice : a..
persons interested in the subject matter Of
said petition. AM public hearing thereon IL
the locality = be at'ecte3, an deeming j,
necessary and proper for the protection and
preservation Of the inland hih Of the state,
hereby adopt tie following peeIfa, Rules
and Regulations relating 70 the times ant
places in which and the circumstances Gnier
which miami asa may be taken in the waters
Of any u the tri5Itarl-, . M5Ne aud Ms.
quito ponds, Little Dimmiek, Big D.mmiek
and Mountain Dimmick p5uls, a.sJ Baker
pond, in Somerset County. g -
Rules and Regulations
section l. L ,ual be unlawful 70 fish for
TAXI catch or XIII any KIND nj h5h a. any
time; FOR four years. from 54ne is = p
1898, in any OF the tributaries 70 MpNle pond.
or IN any OF tile tributaries to VI O-tt45ta
pond. which ponds are situated in ne Forks
Plantation in that part known A. Wet
MOXie; or in any uf the tributaries - the
pimmlck ponds known and called Big Dim
mick, Little DimmiCk and Mountain Dims
mick, or IN the TRIBUTARIES to Bd heT pond.
which ponds are situated In 1arat4uH- pan
tation, in thai part called Spauidink Town
section J II shall be unlawful Tor any
person, or members Of one party or oeea-
pant Of one boat, canoe, raft OF other water
conv vance 70 take. catch XII OF have IN
possession more than ten pounds OF r sh IL
all in any ole day taken Or caught Ia IT,
bimmick or baker ponds.
section 3 he above named ponds are a.
closed TO all fishing FROM sept 18th - the
time the ice goes out Of them the following
1908.
Dated tins T3enty-hftt dae Of May, 4. L.
1908.
L I. CARLETON. Chairman.
J. ". BKACkFFr.
+ + RIM >X2s
Commissioners Ut InIani Fisheries ami
Gam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-27

Nm 90. ssebruar in Nem pbilopeI.
pbia 3hpmos Sentins i'm Mlter BON 72
ssabretl an Der @tippe. ST binterldbt
cine MitttDe uno alp 9oAter.
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9urd)id)nitt Td) Den 0ais.

2lm Sisnltaa Rlttaa ourdibnitt li0.
5rau Wtarn 8 Wtotton. Die 8uItin os.
hleiiaen Wie!boo,lten : preoiaers, mi
eiuen Halirmelier ben 0als uno lia
am Nb,no un balb iehs ubr Oil Of,
9vunoe.
Die NetliC,b bene NOR AZ Sabre al
uno usrmdbite lid im Sabre 1885 mi
Morlon. mil oem lie Dor 81 Jabl 4
nod philaDelpbla fam. Sle lit o.
NerUelRerriiitnng uno mar seitneil
geiliesqeli0rt. puroe oesbalb aut ldu
aete GET III einsm Sauaiorium unler
aebraht. isooh lpdter luieoer entlalisll
lRan muB annehnRn. Dab lie otn
Sslbltmoro in eillem Nnfalle BON SRI
liIln De!iibte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-27

Asn bempsratifG<n polititern nts8r
ols prd{ibentf1ufts= Ranbibdt. bsnn
als Meforntr ni[lfpmtr,sn 3u iein.
Spdtsrbin bot bus Mbgeorbneterl.
bous iibrisens bef1IofIsn, bas auriid=
gepieIens WDripablens@eitb In Wies
6ererfp6gung 3u 3ie9en.
Das NDIe gnurtns 0ocnlsS SptiDrt<
Ge1eb fomnt nuh beIonDeren 8eiAlub
ca gegen 80 @timmen) I'M lao llhr
gsadmittass am Mitttpph, ben 26.
sSebrilar, i'm 6aus CUR Mbitimnnng,
nahbem hasieIbe bltr9 bos 5utGnbise
Ronmittee non elmer itilr gum 5hein
abge1altenen 9sIpredaing nit Z geaen
2 G,timmen Mehnolbs, DDl Granflin,
sunb BenIe, BON Ditofpo Go.,) 5ur
Mnnabme enpfpblen ipprben 1T, lin0
iii alfo, penn Die perebrten Qefsr bies
3u @efiebt btfnmmen fhon @efeb, bd
es taum gu hofFen Itebt, baB Der @ous
nerneur feiien llnter5eihnung bedn=
lanben tpirb.
Sci Der BeIprehung bieIer nieber=
irdhtigsn 3fpangsporla5e bat iibrisens
ber ,fpeiBe Nats" utter ben unubbdnz
eiqen bon 2ucas gountn, ber ebenfo
gepihe enbafte, als fl,rhtloie Reprdz
ientant ssranf 5ilIenfamp, berMuderz
eefellIhdft nnb beren 2eitern einmaf
bie unperbliimteite mabrbeit seIast,
hnA r1nHtpn feline n1nnfirhpr Mnrfe
unb pernihtenben 8eIhulbignneen aur
biefelben ebenfp0ieI Ginbrud, 'ipte ein
MaHertrooFen auf einen esliibenoen
Stsir1. Die einsise 5offn1lns Der
@eaner Der Dunfelmdnner liegt, pie
ihon oft seIaat tpirbe unb nidt gee
mug tpieberhplt aperben fonn, in ben
WahIen fir bic ndhite @efehaebung.
g2atiirlicb tpurbe aild3 i'm 2uuf Der
lebten Wphe fpieber eine fol9e llnz
rlafIe neller @elebe, bon einsa' Sol=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-27
Gus Der St1ots6anpllt lta6t

2Ius lpelshea 9ols bic fronanltn.
spdKer5aatigen @diirSenheIDsn u1its
rer Ge1eBse0ung gefdnist iiRb, obtt
beHer gsfdgt, aus aDelGem Gnnpen5ti;a
bislelben beTsben, tonrlte man i'm Raul
Der Wode ipieber aus DeriAiebener
Mn5eihen erfennen.
Grftens baraug, baB ber rllnab=
bdnqige1 2lmb pDn 2ucds Gountn,
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0eHorbeM.


Nm 90. Gebruar in Rem pbilopsI.
pbia 9homos sentins i'm Utter BON 72
Sahren an Der 8tippe. st binterldbt
cine Mitit6e uno 3lp 56hter.
Mm 90. Gebrnar in Canal Doper
Qouis Boie i'm Mlter pon 81 s5nhren
Ser Yeritorbsne mar aus oenl @rDB
beraogtbMm gaoen aebiirtig unb fam
i'm NIter bon II Sahren naA ben Ser,
9taatenz Sm Sabre 1856 perbeiratbete
er lib nit glilabetb WeiB. Sn friibs=
rem So1ren batte gofe Elm ganalboot
ilno mar als elmer Der tiihtiaifen Boot
fiibrer onertannt. gr binterldBt eine
Wittlue nn0 iehs Ginoer.
Nm 20. sSebruar in Bort Wafbine
ton 6rou Sonas Bremer i'm Mlter pDn
81 Sabren. Nm Grelta9 bate lie nil
ihrem Soften Die aoloene 0ohseit ae
feiert. umqeben bon ibren neun Sin
bern. @nfeln uno urenteln unb man
alaubt. oaB 6ie Nufreauna oatiiber BIT
Soresuriade aemeien.
9lm 90. 6ebruar in .lbrihspille Sohn
grop i'm utter BON 81 ssabren oil 6sr
5olaen eines Shlaaaitfaaes. 9lm !
Jebruar bate er init ieinef 6rau Del
60. sSabrestaa Der 0ohSeit gefeiert.
Nm %. 5sbruar in strabbura peie.
au9ler i'm Utter BON 70 Sahren az
elmer 2unaenentsiinonna. Ser Wer.
forbene NOR in Geutihlano geborel
uno lam i'm Sabre 1883 nah D n Yer
Staaten uno lieB iih i'll Burton. 3.
nieoer. Seit ben lebten IL Sabrel
lebten er uno feline 6ran bel ibren
Sobne Noolpb in Strabburg.
9m "a. 5ebruor i'm Nrmenhauie,
luoaiu man ibn Dor elmer gBode ool
Canal DDoer sebraht bate, Sobn 8a'
Der I'M Nlter bon So eSabren. Ser .. /.
ltorbene mar IN Der Ji1be bon Ha9ers
pile gebOren uno mar NIT gliiabeti
Niaurer Derbsirathet, Die f1on bpr mel.
reren Sabren ltarb. gr binterlabt or
Hln0er.
Nm "a. 6ebruar auf ieiner Garn
Orei Weilen Dlillb pom NeD Ybilaosl
pbla 6risOrlA lsrep im Alier DOn q
Jabrell. @r mar ibon ldngere 81
trlntllh unO elt Oem Spdllapr mar {
nlbt tRe9r I'M Stan0e gelpslsn. IN O.,
Staot 5u tommeu er lit an 9Dant.
lubt ano allaelleinem Verfau
ardIte. Ser Ysrltorbene 1T in usl
llAeu, Gdnton geln, SbtuelS, lrb,
zen uno tam I'M Sabr l848 nit ie liz,
Gltsrn nab oen ycr. Staalsn. Gls s.
nille l,eB Rh anI elAer Jarm in d
9tdpe ots Almenbaniss llieoer, lDoii
liz $40 pro Mfer bsSablte uno ms Jr,
nlDreno 6U JaDren gsiDobnt BIT. Y
MAJ mat Anna 5raNlsl usrbelralbd,
/ 9m II Sante I'm 3p0e puyan aln,
VI bilierIaBl a1t &uOer: Utieotlt
solDuro. blau Gjuitfueo S1utll,
| iS al 2llberl 9Sllls.. anna. 9iaru. Mtl
ME un0 9Ora
I'm 81. oebruar in Nsm YblIaoy,
plla 6Iuu Durrlet Gtauloto I'M Nlt,
o0n 66 Sabren all slnem Rrebslelo, i
Ole b'nleliaBt elnea @alien uno Iu4
alnoer.
/ I'm "a. Jebruar III Der Nabe D
| Sulnc Yblllp Suntel IN Altsr UDn s
5aplen all eillem SNIaaantau. 8
i yerliotbsne mar aus Deutlhlano q,
oulila uno lam lni Sabre lS4S nu,
osn Der. Slauten. Selm Nusbtu,
| oes gurpertrlegvs trat er in Ole Aru
! uno mur0e nah Ablaul lsiner 0lenl.
jelt ebrenuoll entlallen. Suntsl lu.,
| Dsi belraibet, bate aOsr felne &lnoel
ielne 6rau 1T Dor elnlaen Wtouaten 4,
nDlben.
/ +.
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gfeprd9entant 8ron 0 q.

Msprdientont 9ronfon I
6en fir Griinbung. elmer neuen
Staats Multerboaldale, BIS 81
gineH, pe!Ges Das 0eben bon Srintz
setcern berbietat, unD Ginem, bases
Eraf6ar meGt, psun S0ienbutter
oDer &untbutter niDt Deutlih als
lplAe be3eiebnet ipiro, einsebra4t unb
oas Gprreiten bss Dft 10 lG9erli4en
StedenpferDGen5 unferer@olpns fdngt
ie9pn an nflirGterlia 81 perDen",
bod nluB t9 epiDdbnen DaB Der 2iebs
lins5 plan unTeres 8uaDesRnators unb
Niili5zgenerals DID, cine 10 Gents
&ppfFeusr i'm Staat gu er9sben, I'm
Grersierz urD @afFenbaLen fir uniere
ylational Garbe 5u beihaffen, zines
| friia5eitigen, traurigen Gobes geitorz
ten, bagsgen Das Gsies oss OentiAeltz
| buffers Gspp son 9anilton gountp,
rDelGes bas sJiitiern BON NinbDieb
nit G@ismpe, Den, Mbfad aus
Ghnaps 9rennsre.en, nit 6u-rab
angenpnllnen, Ipbab aud bas Dier@
beitriee Ginppieb nit Semperen3mub@
eegsln tegliidt iporbsn<if. 9aG9Tens
| pirb nun tpp5I au4 Elm gsTe5 folgen,
pona9 GGnIe niht aus MaferlaatTen
trinfen biirfen, ar tosf1en 8rennereisn
ODER Srauersien lieeen.
Mngenomref1 fDurDe aud bas BON
benz Reprdientantsn geeb i'm Saus
| eingebraGte geIeb, bas es ben gnnntpz
RorniTGren sur Bffidt maht. in
Mtnenbduiern jdbrlib $3.50 fir @otz
, tesbienfte anssusefen. @9abe, cab
Der frei7e @e5ehgeber barin nirht Be-
ffin1n1t bat, ipie bel 5r0mmigfeit
/ einem jeosu SafaiTen bufiir seliefsrt
1 fDerben nrub.
Cine GenEaiion ereignete fih nod
/ am g9lub Der Wohe in Ser filonng
nit Der 1lnterfunmrg ber' positiFS en-
lntTie6e in Sn1tiltpn gountD. Ser
pra1ibent bes e5eaats, Williams. fpar
nit benl 5premer hes 6aufes, s.. g.
Eaale1Dn, iibereinaetpmmen, bab Die
mitgliebsr beg beireffsnaen unter=
| fuhungssaomrittees, Drsi BON ietem
/ 3tpsig Der Gsfebgebung, nah einem
genlsinIhaFtfifen uebereinfommen Ct.
naTnt tperben follten, batte feline Drill
linge barauf jeboh auf eisene 5auIl
ernannt, bnrunter ben Genator 6aF=
nsr, bon Cincinnati, tDelder Der lIns
terfllfurg feinbfelis seseniiberfteht
/ gaalefon kenntportete bieien 0ertrau.
/ en- sbru9 b1mit, baB ct ieiner Rom=
\ ntttee Mbtbsilung ben ebenfals bel
!, unterfufung dEgersiateR MeprG}en.
tdnten Melfer beifiigte, tppnlit bil
| uat13e gahe 81 einer syarce unb bis
/ Mnorbnung Der l1nterfuhung tpabr.
fheinIih 5uriidgesogen dperb<n tpirb
Sb bies ippbl nit ben ii drberer
| ,Gtdbten nroebrobten ltnterIufunger
4 aufammenhangt2
Diefe Mcde bringt iins, neben BEN
Mpi<s sgefet, and cine GebGmtnikfeiel
bes berfsprbenen gclip. pnttiFnn
I ndshife Mcne ieboh tpirb iin Bic @e.
{ebgtbung trnM IN Mnhetrdmt ber an
3. ltnb 4, Wirs ffnttfilibenben Mepu.
blitdnil6en Ronbentioir iiber bie 0dns'
Mp6k tinSu8 Dertanen, iinb apenn Dil
1 6erren In bi3heri9kM Giltenypo ip<ite1
drb<iters fD iDexbsn nit ,tJtS 4pobl 6ie,
j bsren M Delen5eii ben t0Iben Goll'
ler ix1ir& ~ <rI1tutn 3dttn.
H. S Sz aiS s 7sssg 5<y sa1 aa1
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SDimtia fur Mtot,nemtem.

Noh einer 0erotonunA Des 8eneral=
pOiimeilfets miiien bonn |. Sanliar
1908 idmmtlid,e 3situnaen. iofern lie
als pofiahe 2. 2Iaiie bef6roert Der-
ben !onen. i'm Doraus beaahlt neroen.
Mbonnenien Don Wohenbldttern oir-
fen nidbt ldneer als Elm Sabr. iolhe BON
9dgebldttern ntht ldnaer ais orei Wo.
nate nit ibren 3ablunaen i'm &iidltan-
De iein. benn Der 0erausgeber. Der
trobbem fein 8latt idaidt. tann tpeqen
yerlebuna Der poifseiebe su elmer
Straie bon 500 500 Derurthei!t
iper0en.
Mir hoffen. nnlere 2eier tperoen auf
bieie oeisblihen Beifimmunaen &iid=
jiht nsbmen lnD ibre Niidltdnbe
prompt betidiiaen.
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5ie Npnnln Gpmmillinn1re

s. - Die GounlD gommiIlinndre hn
ben bsihloiisn. Die 8erhditniiie UNI
3ulidnos III Der 6inoerhsimatb einl
lenauen unisrfuhuna au untsrnerfen.
Tleielbe i0ll ON 5. Wdrs beginner
Nn Der unte,inhnna tDeroen iih aubgr
ben @omifiion1ren anh Der Gtaatsans
matt uno Der @ounip Muoitor beibeiE
ger.
SAFER 9eiud)t. Sn elmer 2dfe.
rel. no Die lRildb poi, SO aiiben peror-
beitst ipirD. miro Elm Esoiaer Rdier qsI
iuht. Na6sufragen in pieier Office. 80
The Newtown bee., 1908-02-07
Woodbury.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Probably one of the most interesting and amusing entertainments of the year will be given at the Town hall, February 13, by the young people of the First church. The features are songs, such as the Mew Catawalling duet and the Old Maid of Lea. There will also be on exhibition a most valu- able collection of performing dolls. The evening will conclude with the laughable comedy 'That Rascal, Pat, :" in which Henry w. Beecher, E. s. Gubel, Henry Hitchcock, Mrs E. s. Longswell and Miss Eula Curtiss have the leading parts. Miss Clara Nichols is visiting friends in Derby.
 Mrs Mary Hait of Plymouth has been visiting her mother. Mrs Edgar Galpin.
 Mrs Foster and Miss Wells visited in Waterbury, last week.
 Miss Ruby Beardsley and H. E. Marsh spent Sunday out of town.
 Mrs Frank Galpin has gone to Meri- den to visit friends.
 Samuel Scott is very poorly.s
The Newtown bee., 1908-02-07
Bridgewater.

About 75 friends and neighbors met at the home of MT and Mrs L. 5. Dick inson, Friday evening, to help them celebrate the 25th anniversary ot thelr wedding. Dancing and card playing were enjoyed by all, followed by a bountiful supper.
 E. R. Wooster and H. W. Treat are filling their ice houses with twelve inch ice. .u
 The Bridgewater High school will give Valentine dance in the Town hall, Friday February IA. Go and bring your Valentine. .,,-,
 The Ladies Whist club met with Mrs Reuben J. Keeler, Tuesday afternoon:
 Miss Margaret May, formerly or Bridgewater, is reported very i'll With pneumonia at the home of her aunt Tn Taftville.
 The dancing class have two lessons a week to finish the course before Lent.
 Mrs Reuben J. Keeler will entertain the Shakespeare Reading Circle, frl- day afternoon.
 The thermometer at E. R. Wooster's house registered IT degrees below zero, Wednesday morning.
The Newtown bee., 1908-02-07
SUFFERING AND DOLLARS
 SAVED.

E. s. Loper, of Maritla. N. Y, says: Il am a carpenter and have had many severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Ar mica Salve. It eas saved me suffering and dollars. It is by far the best heal ing salve l have ever found" Heals burns, sores, ulcers, fever sores, ecze- ma and piles. 25c at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Gou- lett, Stevenson; H. w. Osborne, Eas- ton; ". B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros, Georgetown; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; c. F. Baker, Hawleyville. G. ". Hurlburt & Co.,, Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hatch, Bridgewater; w. N. Noble, New Mil E. H. Beardsley New Preston; Cogs- well & Wettereau, Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; c. P. Will Hams, South Britain; Perkins Brothers, Warren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill, Drug store.
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: Final Clearance Sale
 of FurS. Sharp Pre-Inventory Reductions.

Siberian gray squirrel shawl col lar made extra full, sold regularly at S22.50, sale price
 Persian lamb huff and long throw tie, brocaded satin lined; sold regularly at $55, sale price
 Blue Lynx set; flat pillow huff and pelerine tie, sold regularly at $50, sale price
 Moire Broad-tail set; melon shaped huff and wide end throw tie, lined with brocaded satin; formerly sold at $100, sale price
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The 'NeWtoWn Bee
New Milford.
Newtown, Friday, February ', 1908,
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Gaining Life by Losing It," is the subect for the Sunday morning service.
 Americas. .Developement of Char acters, as suggested by the Anniyer- sary of Abraham Lincoln's Birth," is the subject for the evening.
 Mrs E. A. Bragg and Edward Bray lead the Epworth League; topic, "Help and Deliverance in Cod"
 The New England chicken pie supper and fair of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will be held Thursday, February IS, in the Town hall from.6 o'clock in the evening. A fine assortment of fancy and useful goods will be on sale, including wear ing material, decorative articles, home made candy, groceries, toys and valen- tines. Mir Conkey will furnish excel lent music and Miss Knapp fine recita- tions from 8 to S.9O o'clock for the program. A feature will be valentine games and valentine contests. All are invited.
 THE LITCHFlELD ARCHDEACON-
 KY.
 The winter meeting of.the Litchfeld archdeaconry was held in the parish house of St Johns parish, New Mil ford, Tuesday and Wednes day of this week. There were present of the rev erend clergy, the venerable Archdeacon Plumb of New Milford, Key MT Pond of Bridgewater. Rev Dr Seymour of Litchfeld, Rev Messrs Smith of Kent, Draper of New Milford, Parsons of Thomaston Linsley of Toirington, Humphrey, of Roxbury, Cunningham of Watertown, Chapman of Northfeld, Griffith of Lime Rock, Hooker of Mar bledale and Riddle of New Milford, members of the archdeaconry, and also guest, Rev MT Gammack of West Haven, who preached the sermon Wednesday morning. An essay on "The Open Pulpit" was read by the Venerable Archdeacon Plumb and book review by Rev MT Griffith. A missionary service was held in St Johns church Tuesday evening. Addresses were made by Rev Messrs Parsons and Cunningham.
 The meeting of the Litchfeld arch deaconry, held Tuesday and Wednesday at St Johns was attended by some 15 of the clergy. The service held in the church, Tuesday evening, despite the bitter cold was we'll attended. The All Saints choir assisted the regular choir at this service. The offertory anthem, "Go ye into.all the world and preach the Gospel" by Maker, by the choir, was well rendered. The meeting closed with Holy Communion at 1O.90. with sermon by Rev A. J. Gammack of West Haven.
 | A. G. Todd is around with his hand done up, the result of the icy weather having slipped down on his way to his office.
 Wednesday morning the thermometer registered 10 below zero.
 Henry Kinney is very low at this writing. :
 F. R. Green slipped on the ice a few days ago, hurting an elbow rather se- verely.
 Clark Hunt had bad spell the early part of the week, but is feeling some what better at this writing.
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Unclaimed letters remain in the New town postoffice addressed to MT Jerry Moroney, MT Walter Weaney, Prof Oria Nahome, Miss Annie Wilson, Care Mrs Northrop, Wladyzsleni Woycjeelewig. Wilson M. Reynolds, Postmaster.
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Washington.
A CARD.


 To the friends who assisted us in so timely and effective manner at the burning of our house, we wish to con vey our heartfelt thanks. - Mir and Mrs L. A. Mason. .'.. ROMFORD. Samuel Harvey of Yale college was with his brother, Lester Harvey, over Sunday.
 ROMFORD FOLKS BUSY TRYING
 TO KEEP WARM. The people have been busy trying to keep warm during the extreme cold weather of last week. Coal is nearly an unknown quantity here. The farmers have been busy filling their ice houses.
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BetheY
WHY COUGH!

English's White Pine and Tar will
 cure your cough. Magee Ranges at F. A. Hicock's. Skates and sleds. High sleds, low
 sleds and flexible flyers, at the Gilbert Miller Co.'S.