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The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
The NeWtoWn Bee.

Newtown, Friday, October 22, 1909.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22

son from 65 to 47, and Charles Nich- ols from G5 to 4s wire.
 Mrs Edward Brotherton of Cross Highway has been a guest of rela- tiyes here.
 Miss Alice Nichols was a guest one day last week ol her cousins, MT and Mrs Louis s. Burr of Weston.
 Mrs II. D. Dowd has entertained ner cousin, Miss Drake, from Bridge port,
 w. E. Nichols and Frederick Bar her took drive to Newtown recent ly.
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Bro0kfieId
THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
 DOES A CREST OF BUSINESS.

THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
 DOES A CREST OF BUSINESS.
 At the adjourned town meeting on Saturday to complete the business of the annual town meeting Valentine Patch acted as chairman. It was voted to leave the working of the roads to the selectmen, the same as for the last three or four years. They were instructed to pay S1.75 per day for day of eight hours. It was also voted that no teams should be employed from out of town to work our roads. A twelve mill tax was laid to meet the town expenses for the year. It was advised that the auditors should examine and report on the arrears due on the collectors books and advise as to the best methods to use in order to get the collecting business on better basis. It was voted to refund to MT Giddes the amount to taxes he has uvGrpaid. A twelve Mill tax was voted to be used in eaualizing tine expenses caused by the purchase of the school buildings and property. $100 was voted for salaries for the officers of the towi school committee.
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Bethel.
MISS KATHERINE GRIFFIN

MlSo KATHERINE GtslG FIN.
 The funeral of Miss Katherine Griffin of Blackman avenue, who died of a complication of diseases, was held on Monday morning from St Mary's church. The deceased was IT years of age and was the daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Patrick Griffin. She had been i'll for a number of weeks. The interment was made in St Mary's cemetery.
 Miss Ursula Benedict of Seymour has been the guest of Miss L.isbeth Barber.
 Neil Mackenzie of Chicago has been the guest of his brothers in town, while looking after business interests.
 The farm in Stony Hill, known as the Elizabeth Dykeman place. has been sold to New Jersey parties.
 Benjamin F. Squires has sold his residence on Prospect street to Mrs Frances Drew.
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs Sarah A. Edwards had a fam fly recognition of her S4th birthday on Monday, October II. MT and Mrs s. M. Brinsmade of Trumbull, MT and Mrs G. w. Shelton of Huntington and MT and Mrs C. w. Edwards were at home, dining with her. Mrs Ed wards is quite well for one of her years. She has but recently returned to her home, having spent the sum- mer with her daughters in Hunting ton and Trumbull.
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Mrs N. B. Strong is in New Britain for few weeks.
 Mrs Lyman of New Hartford is vis iting friends in town.
 The school committee held meet ing Monday evening. October II, and voted to increase the pay of the teacher in the Center so that the nool is now running again.
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Stepney,
METHODIST CHURCH NEWS.

Preaching Sunday by the pastor. Theme for the morning, "The Secret of True Greatness; for the evening, What is Expected of the Christian Man"
 The Ladies' Aid society will have their Harvest Supper on Friday eyen- ing, October 29. A fine program is being prepared for the occasion.
 Rev A. l.. Hubbard expects to ate tend the Mid-year Conference at Mamaroneck, N. r., Monday and Tuesday of next week.
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MISS CANFIELD-MR BEEN

Miss Reatha Garfield, daughter of MT and Mrs F. M. Garfield of this place, and Walter Behn of Newtown, who were married in -,erby on We'd nesday, September 23, (the an- nouncement of their marriage hay ing just been made public) were given a serenade at the home of the brides parents on Saturday evening by large number of their friends in this locality. After the serenade the visitors were all invited into the house where very pleasant social evening was spent and dancing was enjoyed until midnight. During the evening fine luncheon was served. AS the visitors departed they all wished MT and Mrs Behn long and happy life.
 Henry Davis, son of MT and Mrs Daniel Davis of this place, and Miss Helen Chabreaux of Bridgeport were united in marriage at Shelton on Tuesday, October 12. The wedding trip included a few days stop here with MT Davis parents. MT Davis mas the congratulations of his many friends in this place.
 Mrs A. B. Wilson of Mt Kisco, N. Y, and Mrs Henry Hartwell of Purdy Station. N. Y, were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs Charles A. Purdy.
 Mrs Reuben Barrett of Glennon, N. F.. is a guest, this weeK of MT and Mrs Burr Hawley.
 MT and Mrs Charles Purdy have entertained frier Is frCm New York state.
 Clair DeWolfe was an over Sunday guest of Sheriff and Mrs J. Frank Olmstead.
 Miss Gussie Reitter is spending some time with MT and Mrs Barlow of Newark, N. J.
 MT and Mrs Lester Burr have re- gently entertained friends from Can non Station.
 MT and Mrs Walter Wilmott have closed their summer home and re- turned to the city for the winter.
 c. L. Powell has accepted posi- tion in Bridgeport.
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Thomas Smith, who was quite severely hurt, two weeks ago, is now getting along nicely with a fair prospect of an early recovery.
 Mrs Eugene Lake and children are in Babylon, l.. l., the guest of Mrs Lakes father, who has been critically i'll.
 Miss s. Sagendorf, who has been in Danbury hospital, returned home, last week, very much improved in health.
 The first meeting of the Alpha Whist club for the season is to be held at the home of D. Clarke Joyce on Thursday evening.
 Bishop Brewster is to be at St Pauls on next Sunday for confirma- tion. The service is to be held at 3ip. m. and no service in the morn- ing.
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Greenfield Hill.
DEERFTELD.

A number of telephone changes have been made in this vicinity. Ar thur Bulkley has been transferred from the AS to 47 wire, E. A. Robert
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22

WILLIAM FORESTELLE FIRST SE-
 LECTMAN.
 At the recount at Litchfield it was found that William Forestelle had more votes for first selectman than MT Welton, although MT Welton had the most votes in all, so that MT For estelle is now first selectman and he and MT Welton have appointed John Chappius as selectman to fill the va cancy; also MT Camp to the board of assessors.
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West Cornwall.
WEST CORNWALL LOSES VALUED
 CITIZENS.


 CITIZENS.
 MT and Mrs Edward s. Smith and son, Leland, also Mrs Smiths moth CT, Mrs A. V. Coons, left last We'd nesday evening for Elyria, O., where they will reside, MT Smith having in view plenty of work at his trade, that of carpenter. This takes away g fam fly which will be missed exceedingly in many ways. Both Mrs Coons and Mrs Smith have been faithful work CTS in the Sunday school, where Mrs Coons has been superintendent for several years past, and both of them teachers. At last Sundays session resolutions were passed commenting their work, and presenting a teach CTS Bible to the superintendent. Ed ward Smith has been a lifelong resi- dent of this village and it makes it hard for his parents, MT and Mrs R. F. Smith, to nave him go to such a distance from home, but the busi- ness prospects were alluring and seemed to compensate for the remov- al. While their departure is to be regretted the we'll wishes of their many friends go with them to their future home, which is but return ing to the old for Mrs Coons and Mrs Smith. they havir g 7one to this place from Elyria some 10 years ago.
 MAY BE A DESERTED VILLAGE.
 Someone was heard to remark that if people and industries kept leav- ing as they have done in the past and seem to continue so to do, that this town bids fair to rival the Deserted Village" It's staunch supporters are adverse to admitting any such catas- trophe, but with deer walking the streets, and the partridge flying so low as to nearly collide with pedes- trians, as was reported from the north end of the village last week, they may have to consider that the wise wood-folk are but casting shad- ows of coming events.
 N. B. Curtiss and son were at work, last week, on the residence of D. L. Smith, putting on clean white dress, which does not remain clean for any length of time, owing to its close proximity to the railroad track and station, which necessitates new coat of paint every year or so. This week they are at c. E. Baldwin's, he expecting to have all his buildings painted.
 For several days, last week, the tie train was at work at this station, taxing up the ties which had ac- cumulated to a considerable extent at the South end of the village.
 The dance at Masonic hall, Friday
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Gold Plated
a!iing FREE
With each order for Old Time
Song Book at Ioc.

SO dear old tunes we all love, words
and music complete for piano or organ
or ten cents. America, Annie Laurie'
Auld Lang Syne, Battle Hymn OF the
Republic, Catch the Sunshine, Columbia.
Comm Thro the Rye, Darling Nellie
Gray, Dixie's Lana, Flag of the Free
Hail Columbia, Home, Sweet Home,
Juanita, Lead Kindly Light, Lilly Dale,
Long ago, Marching Thro' Georgia.
,Massa's in the Cold Ground, My Bonnie
My Maryland Old Kentucky Home, Ola
Black Joe, Robin Adair, Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deep. Swanee River, 5" eet
and Low, Blue Rells of Scotland, Last
Rose Summer, Old Oaken Bucket, Star
Spangled Banner. Vacant Chair, Those
Evening Bells, Tramp. Tramp, Tramp
Uncle Ned, We're Tenting Tonight,
When the Swallows Homeward Fly,
and twenty others for l0c, stamps or
coin. For short time we will send
gold plated finger ring FREE as SOU
venir to each one who sends dime for
the song book. Send today to Piano
and Music Co., Galesburs, III.
The new era., 1909-10-07
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, v. Van Pelt and L H. Meads,
grantors by their Trust Deed, dated July 10th,
1908, and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk ana
Recorder of Larimer County, Colorado, in BOOK
2ii at Page $50 conveyed to the Public Trustee
of said County, the following land in said Coun-
ty, to witt: Tho South half of tho Southwest
quarter tSh SWh and South half of the South
east quarter (Sh SEA- of Section seventeen QD
and the Northeast quarter (NE,4) of the North
East quarter (NEAD of section Twenty, in
Township Ten (10) North, Range Seventy nine
west [79l OF the sixth Principal Meridian. To
gether with all water rights pertaining to the
said land in trust, to secure one principal note
of even date with said trust Deed for $500,
payable to w. F, Donelson or order, on or be-
fore One Yea after date, with interest thereon
from date ut the rate Of Eight per cent, per
annum, payable semi-annually, and evidenced
by One interest note.
AND WHEREAS, Default has been made by
tho said grantors in said Trust Deed in the per-
formance of the covenants and conditions i'm
posed upon them by the terms of said Trust
Deed in this, to-wit: that said grantors have
failed to pay said principal note when due, and
failed to pay tho semi-annual interest due on
said principal note on Sept. 20 1909, or any part
of the interest thereon.
AND WHEREAS, The legal holder Of the in
debtedness represented by said note has filed
with said Public Trustee notice and demand in
writing, declaring said default, and electing to
declare tho whole debt represented by said note,
and interest thereon to date of sale, due and
payable. and demanding the sale of said land
under said Trust Deed.
NOW. THEREFORE, Notice is hereby given
that pursuant to said notice, election and de-
mand, and under and by virtue of the authority
vested in mo by said Trust Deed and tho law, 1,
VIM. o. Mosmap, Public Trustee OF Jackson
County, formerly part of .Larimer County,
will sell the above described land for cash, at
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
West front door Of the County Offices In said
County, on Saturday the 10th day OF October,
1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of paying said notes, interest and expenses
of this sale, and will give to the purchaser
thereof a certificate of purchase therefor as.
provided by law.
Dated September Goth, 1909,
VIM. O. MOSMAN.
Public Trustee OF Jackson County, Colorado.
First Publication, Sept. 23rd. 1909.
Last Publication Oct 18th, 1909
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An ApoIoQy.

Little Jim and Pat, the gardener.
had been great pals, and when Pat
went back to the "Ould Sod" to end
his days, and slow-witted Dutch Jan
took his place, Jim was a very un-
happy kiddie. After sundry unsuc-
cessful attempts to interest Jan n his
small affairs he waxed wroth, and one
morning his father heard a tempest
In the garden, eliminating In "Oh,
Jan. you're such fool!" Father took
matters In hand at this point and
an instant apology was next in order.
Jim rebelled, but finally Gained his
rufhed feelings and went to the aa-
grieved gardener, more In sorrow than
in anger, with; "Jan, I'm awf'lly
sorry you're fool"
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One Of Two Mysterles-rhe Circus.

One Of TWO Mysterles-The Circus.
So long as the hearts Of men con.
tain one chamber which does not grow
with them beyond childhood, SO long
as women bear children. the circus
will live-which will be forever. The
circus is immortal!
The circus is an elusive thing; a
clear.skied morning, and 1t is here,
filled with boasting and noise, laugh
ing at our troubles from out of a
Falstaffian mirth. Then in the murk
of night 1t slips away again, as II 1t
knew that we are but children and
would be gone without farewells.
Rough men marshal 1t, grimy with its
labor; rude are its jests and coarse its
people seem at times; but down under
the crust Of them and the dust OF the
worlds highway is that touch Of ten
derness which no circus man has ever
been without, since they grew wise
and left the rest of US children still.
There are two things in life which
are full of magic and mystery-the
circus and the sea.
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SERIAL NO. o3445
NOTICE for PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
is. Land Office at Denver, Color ado
Sept. 9th, 1900.

Notice is hereby given that Isaac Trinder, of
Butler, jackson Co., Colo, who, on August %,
1902, made Homestead Entry application, No.
2l142 & O3i45, for NWi4 of NEA, Sec. 81; Shs of
SEA, Sec. 81; & SWl4 of SW14, Section 26, Town.
ship N, Range 50 W, 9Th P. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final Five Year
proof to establish claim to the land above de-
scrbed before VIM. o. Mosman a U. S. Com
missioner at his Office, at Walden, jackson Co.,
Colo, on the 4th day of November, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Chedsey of Hebron, jackson Co., Colo.
P. w. Fischer. of Walden,
John P. Vaughn of Butler, "
George Winterburn of Walden,
c, D. FORD, Register.
1st Pub. Sept, 30th. Last Pub. Nov. 4th
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Serial No. o763o
NOTICE for PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U.S. Land Office at Denver, Colorado
Aug. 24th, 1909
NOTICE is hereby given that Michael Con
nors. of Fort Collins Colo, who, on Sept. lSth'
1906, made d. L. E., No. 9.9, for: NWA OF NE14 I;
NJ of NwA; SwA OF NWk ;or lots 1-2-S, SWA
NWA, Section 2, Township N, Range 7sW'
9Th P. Meridian. has fled notice OF intention to
make Final Proof, to establish claim to the
land above dccribed, before VIM. o. Mosman'
U. S. Commissioner, at Walden, Colo, on the
Is day of October, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Erwin Beutler, of Owl, Jackson Co. Colo
Clark Grubb of
George F. Connors of
William N. Dryer, of Walden,
C. D. FORD, Register.
1st Pub. Sept End, Last Pub. Oct. ith
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

WOODNIEN of the WORLD,
meet at the l. o. o. +. hall the second
and fourth Saturday of each month.
To-. F. meet the first and third
Saturday of each month.
The Women of the Woodcraft meet
at the 1, o. O. F. hall the first and third
Friday of each month.
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At Apollo Rehearsal.

Director lin laundering voice)-
Why on earth don't you come in whe1
l tell you to?
First Bass (meekly)-How can fel-
low get in II he can't find his key?-
Yale Record
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Don't Be Misled.

me retail druggists of this comfy >
a.a o,ass, are noted for their high stsnd :,
ara OF intelligence and honorsh,o ''a'ia .,,
Ing but it is well known fact tba' ues'l al
easiohallY you will find one wbo u;,, W
eay e.y 70 sell you something else when von "
t;a ea.l LOT remedy of established ren,''a W :
'lon' He forgets that your bea1th pa'a- L.
'''ufe important than his pockerhoa,, i'
x;I nof example, when you ask for n.
new. T;vs. swamp IVA, m Root, the great Kid
lat y' 81, nlver and Bladder Remedy, don't
,e' any druggist, drug clerk or ST. on
1eeper persuade you into buying some -
.,, .nang else in its place. Every time % ha
in selling you worthless s,p he
'ltute he makes more profit. hnt suo- ,..
ealth. VI your
tor many years We have watcboa
TN much interest the remarkahlo
'ra maintained by DR.. Kilmer,s
: an 5-noot- From the very begin
81 ~ 'ne Propr'etors had 50 much eor
= ,e'.ee "a u that they invited eyer
: 20 send Tor 2 free sample lo,tIe
- :. people could judge Of its ereat
i've value IN even The NOS, -
sSIIlg eases Of Ei,sna,, us
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u WOMEN ONLY KNEW
WHAT A HEAP OF
WOULD BRING TO sTAuNroS
HOMES,


, ing back. WIN WIN an ach
! Brings you hours of misern =.
oa y, ~ work. If women only knew the
oause--that backache pains coma fus sne
SICK Kidneys. 'Twould sava , a.olh
needless woe. save much
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sic,, D.,
ueys' Many residents of this yio;n;' NJ
endorse them. Vioiiiity
Mrs. Elizabeth Eckardt Mo. r.
h.oa s 'eyal' Va, says: "My kidnevs
ne can ulsordered very suddenly and
can only patty describe the m;sarn
endured. The MOST annoying syn, y.
~ eue.' was eaekache and at times T w,,s r
q Frustrated with sharn raiss us
!, ,nfough my loins. l was 50 wool, r'ihs -,
re;"s1 uoulo not lift even the sligbfest rest
'osl "elgn.. n AT lastI procured Doan,s .aS' KtS
ICY 'es rms and it was only short tinae =
'eiofe ! feh greatly improved, e The h
'a,n ha 5000 sood entirely disappeared and apI M :
.ft M o'Ier symptoms of kidney trouble
5a'' Keep Doan's Kidney Pills in
nc mouse at all times, and a doao III s.,
ood health.u me IN
for sale by all dealers prioo 20
le agsnts spu'a s Co., Buffalo, New York,
Dc agents for the United States.
.senemoer ~ the name-Doan ,s-.no 7
'e no other. '--ihd u
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WILL DEVEnop o,o

Relative to the purchase ~ - o.,
countv W. "pet lands in Pocahontas
eounty' W. Va, by the Wilson Ins '
to m wH;, bo,, and Gross & Chafey, reference
~ whlch was made in this nave. ,.
Gu e, II IS announced that the Wi,son
rated Iaaey ~ 1,' Lumh Der Go. has been incorpo-
,a, a,ea at Elkins for the purpose of do To-
# p,ns ;s ptnt she property. The comnsnv.
,sa !. y stated will construct a raiiway
,a ,aeo' a sawmill Of 100000 feet rail-
,'p''c'eY ana provide other facil,t;cs
or It's purposes. 'ilsties
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Leave Charlottes,,;n

~ 49, charlottesville as follou..
twse,, no, 9, daily, u.5o a. m. 'Ollo~s; LOWS,
'%een " Washington and Danxi1Ta R IUcai be-
and No; ~; ;2s, daily, z12 D. m. Waaa sile.
and and d,aoa riorlda Limited. ThrouwoIhs Ihsalngton
nGJNsGhvllle and i5lv sleeper 'a to anna and
r;st rnt "a AIKEN; Ken. Dining car serv;oa % augusta
Mans M0' a5, daily, 1910 D. m. II
car a seslp sleeper to New Orleans nu drawing
anG mo, MI, IL, daily, LOS a. M. Nen.
eosch ahim5sd ans aG nGs5
WWoanoke, Knoxville. G6 Gsr6eePlng ePtg cars to
oininpan Sleeper to toNSsssnooga NeM and
ndS; nd NJ, 81, daily, IH a. m. N...
anta anu eruo and and observation a., ears Pullman
IeeeeI Is,,eeliie, . Atlanta, New Sieepers ds to
ryiee . 70 Charlotte, DinSna Ulieans.
gtel ! aa1i,s : de leave Harrisonburg 10, w.,
;, -, - : :, ~ O. N week DAYS ~ ssh
- udiiFi a. s{f-fss w. = a4td z 5S
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0lRTH RATE Is DECREASING
o"A MARRIAGES IN ENeLANn -
AT LATER AGE BUT

NiAaEs IN ENGLAND. p,r
AT LATER AGE Inn %
, ofe marriages, fewer births o..
ie~er deaths are recorded in, lbs Us ant
'e report of the register general. A1 Ia annua' T
rioaoa nu " aies during 1907 the mas
riases numbered 27e, ,42l. r,ta .ne :. mar "a !:
n pv, cent per 1000 of the population 70, 10
manageable persons. "'''n OF
iAls is the largest rate IN
the a5, ~; Widows had small share :,
me me increase, Their rate was snale al IN
Sen'' Vel while that of bachelors w. - per
ana spinsters SO. was e4
=, nnere =, was a marked falling ofr,n -,
4aMeer Of remarriages of divoraan w. ~ lne
'ras oa1r;as was wa 1888, and the number W.
iarrled 6a6, forty less than in si the re- /.
.ous year There were nine,ae. pre- c
oman oarf'ase of divorced men to divorced rsss /
&c annual steady increase in tho "
M @nlcn IN people marry continues A c
T I'VE 1o,0o 1or men and 2e, 4s for WON. II
,.o me number of births was s1s o4a ,' "
is ieSs4nue ,s tsa aper 100, 600 population it
NJ r,s IS the lowest point on record '''' er
s aeatns were also the lowest o,ou ca
'0'o' 0elng 524,22l, or Is per 1,oao fo
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swept Over Niagara

bseanso Ills 'errable calamity often happen
soause ~ careless boatman ignores III,
, eeer,s Misunderstanding rippfes anS
t.e'er current-Nature's warninns 10y
haa, u' That dull pain or ache in tho
ta oaoN warns you the kidneys needs Of
's;aa ''on II you would escape fatal mala-
ease Ta, upsy, olabetes or bright's dis
soa s1. lake Electric Bitters at once and
,ee . ~ oackache fly and all your best fsel- .I
nigs return. ssAftsr fono. sntf -eel-
), - weak Kidneys and lame back one
:, > 1ottle n' wholly cured me,u writes ' =
y. ~, nlankenship, o. N of Belk, Tenn, Oni.
~ ''' D. +. Hughes drug store.
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DEAIH OF TIE woR1n
WHEN "AlER DISAPPEARS Avn
len TOO THIN 10 p,,n AND All

WATER DIsAppE.p
Is aru. TOO THIN TO nnEaTl AND All
The age of he earth is placed !.
some at 500, ,ooo, ,ooJ years, by Others
100000 years, and still others of
later time place it at 1O,OO.a, 900 years.
None place it lower than 100000,
knowing whist processes have been gon,s
through.
Other planets go through tho game |
process. The reason that other plane,s
alner SO much from the earth is that
they are in so much earlier or ,o.as
stages OF existence. The earth mrst
become old. must
Ne"'on surmised, although he cou,d 1
give no reason for it, that the ea.tn u s
would lose all it's water and hoos 'n o.
'erlectly dry. Since then it has haaa D
ouhd 'hat Newton was correct al
AS The earth keeps cooling it will ha
oine porous, and great cavities u,iu ~
'fnled In the interior, which will tato til
.ne wafer. 1t is estimated that tbis W.
'oooss IS now in progress, so far that tw
= wafer dImlnishes at the rate of tho fol
avAness a .n OF a sheet of paper each wear fol
az 49,, .nls rate in 5000, 900 years the wat thr
, "1n nave sunk mile, and in Is ono to /
'ne water will have disappeared
y, W 'he lace of the globe. G
ne nitrogen and oxygen in tho >. repe
- =, =. are also diminishing all the ertie
e. II is in an inapprec;a hIo M az 'ne %
'ne time will come when tha @ w
w oo,'1, sI'H mat no creature we II, 80
vii breathe 1t and live. The unde
,ort WI 1,sS come e. when the world cannot was
4 ,I.. aaa l"e. D., That will be the period
chard A. Proctor. "'n' I'm, ~
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bnm;d;eas en' french el invention is a yarn
The yarns pass throuyh :, .
:. swiftly revolving tube in which ,sa.a =
y water and by centrifugal force ',eie ,sie
the yarn. oiiar around
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Up Before the Rar

field ~ ", w. brown' an attorney, of Pitts.
KIM St. W. writes; "We have used DR..
Eng New Life Pills for vea,s a. :,
we wo,'11,,. n such good family medicine
we we: wouldn't be without them '1lne y IN,
,aaa constipation, biliousness or sioh
; 1eaaaehe, they work wonders . oza s'oA
4 g. Hughes drug store. @0c at