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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06

tEampa reintegrativa de sHto picaro,
icon muCh0 Bell0ERS
mo, hits; apsna8 mil do8Cient0D Pc
500.
MIS- vale aBf.
Ways, hRsta luegO, hijitA. Aquf vie
ne mi CoChs.
-HaBta luegO, BedoER.
-lPero que t0nta soy, Dies rfol EBtS
ugted oBperando tEanvfa,, qus dsmoFa mu
Cho, con un fffo 0Bp&ntoBo Castsiie'
teaE IigaEaments loB disnteB ~ no ms 10
Ilevo On sl cOcheg PeFdcne. hjita. No
u6 que eatabR penGRndO, y tan ateutR que
fac uated aver C0nmig0. VAyRO BubamoI
-Yo, BefiOFa, 10 @gERde8co much; pc,
70, frRnCamente, no me AtFsV0......
-subR no mas. So b8js On lS Rv9nidu
MattR, = Bi guHta, mi CCCheEo la va deja'
haBta Gu casa.
aUatsd me oonfundg, aGfioFV.
Y un 0lRgante americana, de Csj6n mo
deFno y IlRntas de goms, psEtia oil teOt0
las $50 p. m. del R&badO antspaBRdo, de
IR Gale de ORtOdFaI, a1quins de BandeEP.
Dobl6 poF eI CosGado pOnienta dc 10
plaza, y jgui6 haOia afueFs por Ahuma 1P.
TreI minutes deBpu6a, CFuEaba con
cuidado la Alameda = penetFabR, STEM
pre- al trote, pOr 10 Callo do Arturo
Prat.
La j6von, por modeutia, lIsvaba ls viz.
to beiG, = no ,miFaba de fcont0 & 10 infame
mujer, & quiOd CFefa 50 amiga , prOtsetO'
70. A hAbeEIo heCho, hAbrfs BoFpFendido
en- 80 BsmbIant0 una opT0Bi6n de algeria
feroz de depRGVado y am0naERnt0 Cini6
mo, que 10 hAbEfa heCho tembgar = p9dif
8oCoFFo 4 gEitOa.
PeFo NADIA. PoF una sberFaCi6n del
ds0tino, aquGllR nina buena, inoC9nt0 ,
puFa, 90 halIaba On manoB de una muieE
criminal, CorFuptorB de menoEeE, Gspl0ta'
dera del viCiO, , atavfOima y espsEta agsn'
te, q 10 alta eBCuelA, de una tEatAnte dc
blRnGRg.
Con paciOnCiR 10 hAbia impuesto lA bri
bona do loB detallsB de la vida dc La joven
y Bu honorable familia, y huFtadillaB la
habfs agp7ado inCesant0menta haEtR que
juSg6 Ol mOm0nto OpoEtunO dc hRCeFS0 %
amiga.
PoE eao.!s hemoB visto Gl die anterior o.
Ia procession del santo SepulOFO.
AlgunaB fraBe0 escRpsdRa do Is joveu
relativas Lac CIaBeB de piano, 10 habfaE
hsCho spresuTar la ejsCuCi6n de "a nefandG
plan, t0m0FoBa do que laB nuevRB FelaCio
nes de 10 nifis pudiSFRn scr mas tards ur
obst6culo.
(V6auo la odiCi6n de mafnns.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06
DOS AHOGADOS
EN- ARE.ClBO.
Subi6I0ass a una peiia los des.
grapiad0s, y fnaIte OIoojs los Sc
puIt6 en- sl abismO.
Solo 9 V.lll flnr 's5ro lis 'gul8 los slnbIuros
aslES IleIIna8.

AgOnto 5-AysE como Ian 10 do ID.
mRfiRnB les tEabpjadoFss de "OaIl9 IT,
buroneS" juan Lopez, nAtuIal Dc LarsG,
Ramon Voles, yeCinO deFbRrsiO CalabssaB,
San ssblsti6n, = CEeBpo Morales, de QQs'
bradilIaT, saIisFon 6 BafiREss, 81 mar lal
aitio dsnominado "Cusval do. Ias vaeaB'
en- el barEio IuIots' ..~.=
Como el OleOjs era muy fusEto no ss
atEoVieron llevRr & Cabo FBu p10p61ito y
uubi6FonHs & una peiiR mUY alta en- 10
cFeGncia de que allf no llegaFfan lRs oIaR;
peFo daHgraciadRmsnte era tel el smpuis
de 6lta6 que vino dc golps un naaFWgyO y
nrrastr6 al abismo & loa iDfeliceR Ramon
VeleE y CEsgpO MoraIsu BaIvkndeBs Juan
Lopez. que on Ol que noB dG detalle8 de tan
fatal 0CuETGnCiR. .,
Los cRd6veE0B do BmboB dsggEaCiadoB
NO han podid0 oncontrar1e y tiniCRmants 90
ven fotar aobTs lOD OguAu los aambrsroB
que lleyabRn puoBtOR
Ell honorable Fiscal tom6 doc'aFaci6n
juEaaa L6paE y pEaCtiC6. Iaa diligonCia8
del cag0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06
LINEA EFERRA DEL OEsT Z.

ItinerariO. de Bayam6u y Oapi-
tai simultaneament0
Dfas Observation-Disclosures g., O5, $50
45 11.OO. Tarde 1915, l.45, BIS, Abs, 5.45.
y $50.
Dfas festivOs.-Manana 6,7yO5, $50 9A5
y IL. Tarde l2.15 1.SO, 2 so, $50, $50 5,
96 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivOs. De
CatafiO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta 1a. ella se
25e "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n OatafO y
vuelta IA. clase 15G, "a. clase 1OG.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital & OatafiO On
La, clase 8 centavOs.
Bsyam6n 10 de 6eptiOmbr0 de 1905
RanSfn VRI6OE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06

EEEnOIDES-El m0jor mas B8guEO
do t0dos los Osp0Ci6COs hBsta ahoER Conooida
para u GuFa p0Tman0nt0 de toas lRB 0mfsP.
m0dGd8B de Is uT0tG, u sean >as eP6nicas
agud&s. OOnti0na 81 fluio y oura poE com
pl0t0u On men0g tiompo8 que nlng6n otEo pro.
parade gtmilaFu laa gOnoEEaaB, 0BpoEmatoFMRB
0lBtitls, Get. HeioF que la8 inyoo6ionas muY
superior al B&ndRl0 y o0paib2s 9mp3aEa 6
unFtiE Bu efeGto laa tres 3 snRtH0 h0Faa dR
AaborES tornado. ~ . #s
Gos EEIT LOIDE son f&sIIOR datonRP
0Bt6n pEspaEados de maneEa que no FsVual-
ven sl 0Bt6mago nj pROduo0m mal0R ofeet0a,
De Vonta On todas Ian Botiea6. PidRns6
@uOgtERB gratis & guB 6ni0oB fAbEiGamt0g.
BEad6Ei0k St0aRRg q Qas DntF0it, Hglahl.
gan. n A.
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FL CONGgO MUNICH
pal de. AibO1itO Sc
reunira.
Mas De Glen asunt0s taltFa que re-
solver Ia Gdlt8 municipal.
FolIcItamos 4 ID adaIaIsirae6n dice sI cores
psSsaI-lor SIS tfab'Ios o. bIOl d d
mUBIGIDaIdad. h. ii f
(Ds 'slsstrO Corresponoa aE).

Agoato 5.-Mafian8 iueveB a0 ReuniRA
el ConCeio7 municipal dc e.ts en- Hsni6n or
dinaPis, gs tPataE6 entire otEos 8guntos,
81 de la construction Ga loB 6olsye6 vACan.
SEQ CON motivo del inCendiO del 3 del pa.
Bado. PFobRblsmGnte volveT6 dGERe 81
8 contra 8, pueato que 3 OoncejalOs son dc
pi0dPR y de mRdoEa. ..
-EI s6bsdo 8 90 aguaFda On 6OtR & 10
CoEts municipal de CRysy. se dice que
exiSten mas de Glen anuutOB que tsndr6
que v0r dichR CoEte.
En- ''LR OoreBpondenciA" de hoy vie
men una netaB de 0Rts pueblo suBCFitas poE
GEL CoRFe5ponsRl''. Entiondo que 30 omi'
tic 81 'sEapecial'. Valga la aolAEaCl6n.
-He vistO 81 inform0 que 81 Mfi1F al
CRlda de este pueblo hs smitido y enViado
al honorable gOboTnadoF y al no monoB
honorable pueblo de AibonitO, con FS!a'
Ci6n los aguntou administration dc eato
muniCipi0 durRnta d afio fiscal de 1907 &
1908. FelicitamOs 6 10 administrator
municipal PoE HuS trabOjoD en- bi'n dc ls
muniCipRlidRd.
-Hemos pEsBsnOiadO una pEusbR hsChs
poF Mr.. @. A. Teller, agsntO de los RpSES'
too de Mr.. MitChslJ, pare HtfocRF inCen'
dioB, ? 6 10 Vsrdad son de muchislma
utilidad diChoB RpaFRt0R.
-Graciau & Diog, y aunqQs aga 6 del
todo tards, 70 tenemoH, 90 eat6n mon
tRndo asis boCao de inCendio.
-El pFsshftsEO psdE0 PRBalacquS, ge
enCusntF8 en- esA capital hSCisnd0 los eisF-
Cicios sspiFituRlea. y 81 GaCriBt6n tambi6n
anda fgoEs On buBCa de otrO deBtino. De
TODD % dsduCe que estAmoB con igle8iS y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-Lg Com.
pGfJSG IsdWstgSGI de 6GntUTOe (san Juan
Box 657) tisns en- oIaBo do primers & PTe.
oioB 'Hin COmpstsnCia, un complete guFtidO
para construction de CagaR MolduRag dc
bodos tam kfes. TabliIIas para per aianaa
Dsp6BitoB. San Juan frenta 81 mualI0
n6mGFO 2. santuECs Stop. "a. Tsl6fonOB
A25 v 1890. IA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-06

En- auta impranta 90 vsndO papdl do
psEi6dico VigO & $500 Lei 48 kiIos ('sn
gWiatGL) J. -.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
In Memory Of Mrs. W. 2. Owen.

We cannot understand the phe.
nomena OF nature, the mysteries
OF lite or the tragedy oi death.
The tlrSt two are the sources OF
lite, the last is the cause OF mex.
pressable sadness. The truth of
this last cause is profoundly felt
by those who knew and loved Mrs.
Owen, Sh, was one oi God $
noble women, a cultured mind and
heart, coupled with strong religious
convictions, impelled her 10 the
front when efforts were being made
Tor higher standards OF thought
and action in her community.
She was always ready to give
reasons Tor the faith that she pro.
iessed. Wherever duty or circum.
stances called her Tor any consider.
able length Oi time was to be found
her church membership. One OF
the governing principles oi her lite
was loyalty to the masters ; cause
and to the particular church to
which she belonged.
She knew nothing and cared
nothing about the things that de-
grade; She earnestly loved and la.
bored ior the things that elevate.
Her kindly position, her upright
womanly lite, loyalty to those made
Tor her a host OF friends to whom
she was strongly attached, and Tor
whom She was always ready to rem
der unSelhSh service. On eStima,.
INK the worth OF a lite, the poten-
tiallties must be measured bv this
standard. Mrs. Owen death was
distinct loss to this community.
For two years she had known that
death was coming to her soon; IL
took the zest out oi her earthly am.
bltions, but gradually developed
her spiritual nature, and when the
summons came to Join all the re.
deemed, she calmly and peacefully
obeyed. SuCn was her life, and
death; each contains inspiring les
sons. The long Journey has been
completed, the perfect liberty OF
the great republic OF the grave
gives unlimited opportunities to
know.
Let each oi US, husband, daught.
er and son, and friends, trusting
IN her God, look forward to the
time when We shall clasp her hand
ON the other side and learn Of her
the mysteries and beauties OF the
place prepared ior the faithful.
Mrs. owen died at her home in
III Dorado, Ark, Sunday, Septem.
ber 18TH, 1905.
Lovingly submitted,
Rev. +. NJ. Waller and wife.
Nav Waller.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
Mail Contract.

Notice is posted in the post
office at TucumcaIi tor the letting
oi mail contract between Tucum.
carl and Grady, from November a 4,
1908 to June 80, 1910. All pros
pective bidders ,an obtain blanks
and information from postmaster
Carter. The bids tor carrying
this mail from Texico to Grady,
have been advertised, but we're so
high that the department would
not consider them Postmaster
Carter has succeeded in getting
the department TO advertise one
from here, and let us hope that
someone will put in bid reason
able enough so that the depart
ment will accept it and establish
the route as this means much to
us, as It will put us IN closed
touch with the great plains coun'
trv, south OF here, which is settling
up so fast.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
WSman's Home Mission.

The ladies ol the Methodist
Home Mission Society met at The
church on Thursday afternoon in
regular business session, which
occurs on the frs, OF each month.
A goodly number were present
and most OF the officers. The com.
mittee on parsonage arrangements,
which consists OF Mesdames Hur'
ley, Muirhead. Acton, DeOlivera,
McAlpine and Anderson, met and
made plans to arrange the parson.
age, and welcome the new pastor
and family. The ladies also de-
cided to pound" the new pastor,
and Mesdames Shaw and Eady
were appointed to solicit for the
same. Two weeks from the date
OF this meeting the society will
hold a special meeting to observe
a week OF prayer and self denial.
Mesdames Hurley and Acton will
entertain the society on this occa.
sion at the home OF Mrs. Acton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

lng annual message to congress
and the eagerness OF the chief eS-
ecutive to sign the statehood bill
before March 4th next opens a
vista OF glorious future for New
Mexico. Only one happening can
close the doors Of this vista, and
that is the defeat OF Delegate w.
III. Andrews for reelection. Not
tina, President Roosevelt or the re-.
publican party would 20 back on
their promise, but the election OF
Larralola would announce to the
nation that New Mexico does not
want statehood and the President
and the republican party will take
New Mexico at its word and will
not force the territory to accept a
gilt which IL spurns and Tor which
It would declare itself unfit bv
sending to congress a representa-
tive IN the person OF O. A. LARA.
Zola.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
TUCVMCARI NEW MEXICO
Tucumcari is a city.

iuIulnttIl ~ " CITY,
Tucumcari has a splendid system
OF public schools.
Tucumcari is well represented in
the professions OF law and med.
cine.
Tucumcari has progressive
wholesale and retail mcrcantil,
houses.
Tucumcari has a large number
OF manageable young women, and
too many bachelors.
Tucumcari has a large number
OF beautiful homes, and their ma.
irons are world.beaters.
Tucumcari has modern church
organizations with capable minis
ters speaking from their pulpits.
Tucumcari has two newspapers,
three drug stores, only one under.
taking establishment and no coun.
~ hospital.
Tucumcari has a SIS, 900 court
house, a T.. >. Land ofiice, and
the best equipped postofiice in
New Mexico.
Tucumcari has more rock and
brick business blocks than all
other towns ot northeast New
Mexico together.
Tucumcari has telephone sys.
tenn, city water woiks, &c. and
cold storage plants, electric lights
and steam laundry.
Tucumcari is a county seat and
has over tour thousand population.
two railroads and commands an
extensive trade territory.
1ucumcarl has two banks; a
FIRST National and a Trust, carry.
Ing over a quarter OF a million OF
deposits, with a capital stock OF
$50, 900 each.
TucumcaTi has seventeen social.
lists, "A lev democrats aud great
many republicans politicians that
outrank ANYTHING on the range cx.
c,pt those oi Monto,a and Nara
VISA.
TucumCari has an abundance OF
pure water and IS in close proS.
unity to the greatest coal deposits
west Of the Mississippi, and offers
excellen, opportunities Tor manu-.
featuring.
Tucumcari has a freight and pas.
senger division. rounu house and
railway shops, and unloads more
freight than in any town on the
Rock Island and Southwestern
lines, from Liberal, Kansas to FL
Paso, Texas.
Tucumcari has more real estate
men than anv other nationality,
and is the coming metropolis OF
New Mexico, aint it so, "doncher.
no"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
THE RESULT,

The following editorial clipped
from the New Mexican is especial.
ly pertinent since Governor Cur.
rvs return from Washington
where the president was entirely
unequivocal in stating his feelings
and intentions regarding New
Mexico;
The promise OF immediate
statehood ior New Mexico by the
national platforms OF the republi.
cans, the definite recommendation
In President Roosevelts torthoom'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church held the regular bi.month.
y meeting OF their aid society, at
the home OF Mrs. +. r. Saxon,
on Thursday afternoon OF this
week. with eighteen ladies' in at
tendance. This society is making
preparations Tor a Christmas ba-
zaar to be held on the aist OF De-
cember, and also a turkey dinner
IN connection with the bazaar.
The society will meet with Mrs.
Donald Stewart two weeks from
the date OF this weeks meeting,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

The mask skating contest was
quite an attraction at the rink last
night, A large crowd was in at.
tendance, and a great deal OF tun
was caused by the quaint costumes
and manner oi the maskers. The
prizes offered in this contest tor
the best skating was won by Nor.
ris Edgett and Miss Venita vii.
liams.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Rev. Marvin Roberts, pastor OF
the NJ. 4. Church, South, at Logan,
is in the city and will deliver the
evening sermon at the Methodist
church tomorrow,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03


George Moore, Tucumcari Trad.
ing Co.
kreger X Brown,
Foxworth Galbrai,h Co.
Eagle Cornicc Works,
/ !. -. Pickering,
Tucumcari Printing Co.
!. T.. Jones,
Clint Rutherford,
Bell X Martin, real estate.
ruoumcari Public Service Co.
l.. t.. lavlor,
Barnes X Rankin,
Elk Drug Store.
\ '. Williams,
T. ! shepherd.
NJ. Il. Gold-nb-rg,
=. NJ. Butcher,
rucumcar Lumber Co.
ID. \. B-lmorc Co.
{. +. Adair.
Speakers have been invited as
follows
Gov. Curry, Judge Edward A.
Mann, ". n. Andrews, A. o.
Larrazola, Paul Seigal, Chas.
Kohn, the Mayor OF Tucumcari
and Reed Holloman, to address
the Fair Association.
Next meeting TO I've held
Thursday evening at eight O'Clock
AZ the News office,
Remember the date oi the fair.
October 2oth and 7Ist, and get in
the game and help push.
PREMIUMS.
"a best ears OF Indian corn, Ist
prize s., and prize s2.
IA hest ears OF popcorn, ist
prize S2, and prize 81.
IA best heads ot kafiir corn, Ist
prize Sa, and prize 81.
II best head. oi milo maize, Ist
prize S2, and prize s..
Best bundle German millct, ist
prize s2, and prize 81.
Best bundle Russian millet, Ist
prize 81, and prize 81.
Best dozen stalks sorghum, Ist
prize S2. and prize 81.
Best bale alfalfa, Ist prize S.;
best bundles alfalfa, and prize
S2.
Best bundle winter wheat, IS.
Best bundle spring wheat, s..
Best bundle oats, Is; prize S2,
and prize 81,
Best bundle rye, Ist prize S7,
and prize 81,
Largest watermelon, ist prize
s., and prize 81.
Best onc.halt dozen cantaloupes,
Ist prize So, and prize 81.
Largcs, cashaw, Ist prize So,
and prlc g.,
Largest pumpkin, Ist prize S2,
and prize 81.
Best display from any on tarm
$1,000.
best display oi dozen turnips
$40
Best peck OF onions, S2.oo
Largest head oi cabbage, 81. so
Best display OF II tomatoes "a. 90
Best peck Irish potatoes, Sa,oo
Best peck sweet potatoes, S2.oo
Best IS ears June corn, So. so
Best display OF broom corn, s. 90
Best peck ol peanuts, f2. 90
Best peck OF apples, Sa,oo
Best dozen sugar beets, S2.o
Best peck Mexican beans, "a, 90
Best peck COW peas, S2,oo
Best halt dozen garden beets
81 90,
Best gallon snap beans, sI.oo
Best hall gallon okra, SI.oo
Best display garden truck from
any one garden, S.. 100.
Best hall dozen cucumbers, 81 .oo
Bes, lightbread, cake, butter,
pumpkin pie, preserves, Jams,
jellies; needlework embroideries,
battenberg, hardenger, si.oo, Tor
all except needle, and that will be
$500.
TRADES DISPLAY oF FLOATS
Most original float, $500.
best turnout driven by lady, S..
Best display OF farm products
IN wagon, $500.
RACES
Tournament riding, Ist prize,
$1,000.
Tournament riding, and prize,
S2. so.
Foot race, 100 yards, $500
Foot race Tor boys under twelve,
S2.oo,
Sack race, S2,oo,
Ladies race, riding contest, IS 90,
BAsE RAIL-.
Base ball at two o'clock in the
afternoon OF the first day and at
ten and two o'clock OF the second
day,
PREMIUM List FAIR EXHIBIT,
The premium list Tor collection
a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Samuel Hacker, a Hudson farm.
er, has at this office a fac exhibit
oil farm products, including Indian
corn, pie melons, Irish and Sweet
potatoes, Winter Catalogues /;
Cotton. Lima Beans, Beets, Rad
ishes, Onions, Peas and Turnips,
which are especially fine speci.
mems. He also brought in a
sample OF Rape that he grew on
his farm, and tells US that he has
a good stand OF this variety OF
feed stuh,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Mrs. X, II. Rhea, OF Carrizozo,
is spending a couple OF weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. S,
Parker, ot this city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
Wayne-Sursuy Wedding.

a marriage which is OF interes T,
to a large circle OF friends OF the
parties. was that OF Miss Marv
Ethel Surguy and Mr.. Mlllard
Earl Wayne, which was solemniz.
ed on last Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Farr
Herring, OF this city, Rev. Reece
officiating. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Surguy, OF this city, and Mr..
Wayne is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I. a. Wayne, Mesa Redondo. &.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne will reside
on their ranch near Mesa Redondo.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR

Committee Rapidly Getting Things Ready and Exhibits are
Hurryne in for the Fair. October Goth and 2ist
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

PREMIUM List FAIR EXHIBIT.
The premium list Tor collection
OF Fair exhibit is as follows;
News Office, $500, best exhibit
oil cotton,
The Newtown bee., 1908-10-30

called the Presiding Elder prior to the last General conference.
 Mir and Mrs A. L. Beers attended the funeral of Mir Beers brother, Fil- more, in Weston, last Sunday. The de- ceased was the victim of lead poisoning and had been failing rapidly for the last three weeks.
 The service at the Methodist church, next Sunday, is the Sacrament of the Lords Supper, administered by the pastor. ..
 S. D. Sharpe had the misfortune to lose one of his farm horses, recently:
 Mir and Mrs Myron Clark celebrated their crystal wedding, Saturday night, October '. Guests were present from Bridgeport, Shelton, Orange and Huntington. Many kindly tokens of the esteem in which MT and Mrs Clark are held by their friends were in ev- ldence, chief among which was a beau- tiful dinner set, combined gift of sever- al, and host of others, equally fitting crystal or glassware predominating in keeping with the customary habit on the completion of l5 ears of domestic felicity. May every year have 15 years of happiness in it as we'll as back of it and all sorrow postponed to-day and banished tomorrow is the wish and will of all.
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Brideewater.
LOCAL MENTION.

Mrs Sherman Morgan of New Mil. ford and Mrs Walter P. Benton of East Morris were guests on Saturday of Mrs Edward Garfield at Elm Side villa. Mrs Frank Prince, who has been spending the summer with her pa- rents, MT and Mrs Albert Bragee, has gone to New Haven to live. Mrs George Youngs and three child ren, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs Eli Roberts, returned on Monday to their home in Danbury.
 John Randall is having new windows placed in his residence. George Irwin is doing the work.
 Mrs L. J. Pons, who was the guest of friends in town over last Sunday has returned to her home in Roxbury.
 Mir Tuthill of Greenwich was in town on Thursday. F
 Frank Moore, who has been the guest of his sister, Miss Maria Moore, has returned to his home in Still Riv- CT.
 Mrs Frank Wyckoff entertained friends from out of town over last Sun day.
 Robert H. Thomas of New Milford was in town on Tuesday.
 Mrs Ophelia Goldsmith has returned to her home in Bridgeport, this week.
 Dr and Mrs D. L. Church of New Ha- ven were in town, this week, but have
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WEST END ITEMS.

Miss Ethel M. Beardsley, who has been spending the summer at her home on Maple Row, has returned to Derby for the winter.
 MT and Mrs Charles Clark from Eas- ton spent Sunday, the IS, at the home of MT and Mrs D. s. Clark.
 William o. Beers, with MT and Mrs P.' L. Card of Nichols, took in the Pittsfeld excursion on the 22d.
 Mrs T. H. Wilson visited her daugh- ter, Mrs F. A. Wheeler, in Shelton from Sunday until Wednesday of'last week.
 Miss Agnes Smith of Yonkers visited the Misses Clarke on Monday.
 Mrs Francis J. Wales and Miss Car rie H0llister were visitors in town on Thursday.
 J. c. Wilson finds ready market for potatoes in Shelton. George Curtis of that place is his selling agent.
 M. H. Ford from Bridgeport sent up his men again on the 22d to price the crop of turnips on the Fair Grounds. The yield was very large. one load measuring l97 bushels, and with his newly painted wagons, drawn by four large horses valued at Sl4O0 would give one the impression that farming does pay. .el
 The Misses Clarke enjoyed trip on Thursday, buggy flashing" to Bridge port and other points of interest.
 Jack Dunn, James Coughlin, and George Eckhard from Bridgeport are frequently seen hunting in this neigh borhood. They are all expert marks men and all have well trained dogs, and we suspect there will not be a feather left at the end of the season.
 Henry Henrietta has opened black smiths shop opposite his residence and from shoeing horse down to the filing of a saw he is a practical workman. Mrs Theodore Kandetzke from Trum- bull was the guest of Mrs E. P. Hall, two days last week. . Mrs Mary Cornish has returned from weeks visit with relatives in Waterbury.
 Frank Hangie has purchased quan- tity of cord wood from Howard H. Wheeler of Monroe.