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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21

| had missed him from his &C
customed stations and on his re-
appearance he was generally ban
daged uD and one leg was ID
splints. 1t appears that one late after
noon when the shadows in the brush
were growing to the point of almost
complete darkness though the sun
still Illuminated the tops of the trees,
he was returning to camp alone save
for a Senegambian gun bearer noted
for his bravery. Both were mounted
on native ponies, wiry and keen or
senses. Suddenly Williams pony be-
gan to shuttle and snort and both
stood stock still refusing to advance
into the darkness of the foliage
arched trail. Williams quickly I'M
slung a double barrelled ten gauge
Parker with which he had been after
fowl. He meant to slip in buck shot
cartridge, but before he more than
had his gun across his pommel, with
a grunting below the huge form of
an old bull buffalo rushed out of the
darkness ahead and charged the two
with all ferocity.
1t was impossible to turn out of his
way and all that Williams could do
was to lean forward and pull both
barrels point blank. The massive
horns and frontal bones must have
shielded the beast from any injury,
save enough to infuriate it more than
ever. The next instant Williams
pony was disemboweled with a side
swipe of the bulls horns and the
rider was pitched into the brush with
a broken leg. On over the dying
pony rushed the buffalo and his
charge drove the second pony end
over end on top of his Senegambian
rider. The two rifles he carried flew
into the brush and one fell near Will
iams. 1t was the Winchester forty
four. Williams dragged himself over
TO it and found it uninjured, but
tragedy was transporting meanwhile
Giving the pYor gun bearer no chance
for his life, the bull swept first one
tin of his mighty horns and then the
other into the tumble OF horse and
man and in his blind fury knelt on
them and stamped on them. This
happened in the fraction of a minute
of course, and was terminated only
when Williams, mastering all his
strength, rose to his knees and began
humping soft-nosed pellets into the
bulls flank, razing him forward into
vital parts. The murderous creature
fell ON top of his victims and when
searchers attracted by Williams
cries. found them, horse, bull and
Senegambian lay dead in one heap.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21
Hunting
the
Dangerous
African
Buffalo
By HI. A. Bry d e n

II. A. Bryden, the co-author with
Percy SelOUs of "TraUel and Big
Came" is d man WhO waS born to
The chase. From his youth 1t has
tcen his ruling passion and he has
gone NTH his rifle all over the morId.
In every continent his fame as a
Nimrod is knOwn, and he has a mod
est direct style of presenting has
adventures, tinged with little touch
of poetic sentiment here and there,
which is rery pleasing indeed. If any
fault at all could be found with him
1t wOuld be that he WaS ouermodeSt
and inclined to boast for others IN
stead of telling his owm story.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21
till the troop moved and fair shot
offered.
Attacked by an Enraged Buffalo.

At last several fat COWS, for which
he had been waiting came, together
with a tremendous old bull, within
80 yards Selecting the best COW, the
Boer aimed behind the point of the
shoulder, and brought her down. She
fell instantly to the shot, struggled a
little further, and soon lay dead. The
Boer had hoped and expected to bring
down another COW. His intentions
we're frustrated, however, by the bull
which charged upon the instant direct
ly towards the rifle smoke. Within
ten yards, the Dutchman, who was
kneeling, fired again, hitting the grim
beast in front of the chest, and turn
ing it. Meanwhile. at the 'ound OF
the firing the whole immense herd
floundered out of the "vlei," and went
off crashing through an angle of the
reed beds, and thence far into the
bush. As they fed the Boar showed
in another cartridge. took aim at a
retreating COW eighty yards of. and
by lucky shot, broke her back. She
fell believing. and was quickly dis
patched. Leaving the natives to skin
and cut up these carcasses, the
Dutchman now took up the pursuit Of
the wounded bull. which he had
marked in his flight through a de Sc
patch of reeds to the light OF tn la
COON. The beast had turn "a Of alone.
and the greatest care had to be taken
in following it through such cO-ert
put tho ntfchmau had hitherto al
ways had great luck with buffalo.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21
STORM GENERAL OVER KANSAS
Town of Hollis, Kansas, Wiped Out
Three People Being Killed and
Ten Injured-Twenty-five In
jured in Storm at Kan
sas City.

Kansas City.-A series of tornadoes
in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma
late yesterday killed at least five, in
jured fifty-five, wrecked one town and
did great damage to property.
Twenty-Five were injured by storm
that swept over Mount Washington
and Paramount Park, suburbs of Kan
sas City. At least two of these are
thought to be fatally iNjured, and
others seriously.
Near Great Bend a tornado killed
two and injured twenty.
William Ackerty, a Santa Fe en-
gineer, was killed while working with
bridge gang between Great Bend
and Kinsley. Another trainman, name
unknown, also was killed. The wind
storm wrecked the train of which
Ackerty was engineer and blew it into
a ditch. Several members of the crew
were blown 100 feet. The pile driver
toppled over, crushing Ackerly to
death in his cab, where he remained
with his hand upon the throttle, re-
fusing to desert his post even after
the storm struck him.
At Hoisington a tornado injured a
number and greatly damaged farm
property.
At Pond Creek, Okla, a severe wind
storm slightly injured four and I'M
rooted several houses. A binding
rain and hail storm accompanied the
wind in all three states. Many wash
outs demoralized railroad traffic.
The Missouri Pacific main line was
washed out near Walcott, between
Leavenworth and Kansas City. The
Burlington and the Santa Fe were
forced to annul some of their trains.
Electrical disturbances crippled tele-
graph and telephone wires and on this
account only meager reports from the
storm swept area could be obtained.
Wreck at Heiser.
Hutchinson. Kan.-Two persons
we're killed and ten injured in a cy-
clone near Heller, small station four
teen miles west of Great Bend, yes
terday afternoon A work train of the
Santa Fe, operating between Great
Bend and Kinsley, was struck by the
twister and almost all the persons on
board were injured.
All communication with Heller was
cut off at 4 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. News was received at Great
Bend last evening and physicians sent
In autos. The dead and injured were
taken to a Great Bend hospital
The cyclone was preceded by
cloud of binding dust. 1t is reported
to have been about 800 feet wide ana
to have stayed close to the ground
for about five miles, taking farm
houses and stock in it's path.
The day car of the extra train
caught in the gale was carried half
a mile. The track for about a quar-
of a mile was torn up and distributed
over the surrounding country At Jet
more and at Larned the cyclone also
visited Damage to farm houses and
property was reported. Extremely
large hail stones fell after the cyclone
| had passed.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21

Chicago.-By the will of the lat'
Ohio S. A. Sprague, disposing of an
estate valued at s3.5OOOOO, admitted
to probate today, the American Sun
day School onion and four charitable
institutions of Chicago share in be
quest of 100000.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21
Most Dangerous Game in Africa

1t is agreed upon all hands by ex-
perienced hunters in Africa that the
buffalo is one of the three most dan
oerous four-footed foes that man can
attack. Most men class this animal
with elephants and lions. as game that
requires the highest attributes OF skill
courage and caution to bring to bag.
As a matter Of fact, it may be laid
down that more deaths and dangerous
accidents happen annually in Africa
in hunting the buffalo tnan in the
chase Of any other species OF heavy
game In regions where large num-
hers of these splendid beasts still wan
der. in troops Of three hundred iour
hundred and even more and where
thew have been little disturbed the
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21
Some PeriIS of Buffalo-Hunting

Occasionally hunters have been at
tackled by a solitary buffalo which has
charged them before shot has been
fired, and without apparent provoca-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21

be found as savage and as dangerous
as the lion himself, and, withal, far
more revengeful.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-05-21

n incident highly in
dicative of the ex'
traordinarily danger
Gus character of the
African buffalo is re-
lated by Mr.. Ainsley
Williams, the gentle
man scout of the ia
nous Niger water
shed exploring party.
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6ammeIt 2Getepar.

On Ell meget iieI0en ge8iDenheS
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al Mr. og 0trs. s. u. I. Stus ser,
iteoS ioag (Yian6ag) bar funnel feirC
i'm 676e 9rpliipsoag. Mr. Sill er
i iii S7be og Nrs. Sill lit S4oe Gar,
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oigbeb er 6en, at Der / bette LANCE
Siosrum life err inotruiiet Ell eueite
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Qloite Ssn, gruo Sia, bar gGreu al
al bare pPret ben isrite inbmelote
Glen peo Geour @alIep Semiuar, ba
bette opretteoeS.
Rr. oa Mrs. Sia, Ser 6egge CT
isbte | MasidfuiettS, bsiatte zig
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iamme Cont ON life | iamme Sus,
on Oct gamIe | lin Sib bIep repet neh
90 CT mt opiert / bets SteS. SrooS
I'm bsie sllSer er begge raite % 70.
rige.
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Z. =. Z. Sperrp, SfoIciuperiuten
bent / Gnofa Gountp. Ill &uSierer
De blcp oae paIgt meo gnitemmi8
be6.
Eli ACKNOWLEDGMENT al Sorerin'
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oia z. 2ogcritrom 2Grertnoe uet
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ON Iaret. S Saab ON at hume faa
ell Iibt bebre Hoit unoerfaiteoe' ban
Jig for ct aarS Sio iioer GioiI Serp.
ice.grameu, iom ban beitoo paa Ell
meget tiIireoSitiaenbe @oabe. 81.
ben off imioIcrtio, ben enc Maaueo
eiter Den auoen. itoen at Der IpnteS
at nabne iig noaen lloiigt til uoaet
bebre, % ban bauoe omtrent opgiuct
Soabet, ba Sen oiiitielle Mfeobelclle
ON hans ll0nGpuclie til en- lnngt be-
ore Stiling, emo ban bopbe oremt
ON. irbIsb. CperraifeIien 90 @Irbcu
foiteoc ham tmibIertio Siuet, ioet bult,
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Ter oil al Hegieringeu / iuoeoG.
reuOc Har, oItiod / 1909, blt arran.
grret tire iGrifilOte 2duolottericr, nent.
Iig oper oct afitaaeoe 2au0 / Goer
o'Alcne'. Sembt. % @lacffootinoia.
ner- III icrnatiouerue I Soabo. Ser
cr oBi1d en WuIigbeo for, at Spo-
fame og Dofima. n ieruationerre /
@aibingtou pil bIi aabneoe / Slut.
ten al bette eacr 9egpn0elIen al noe.
tie Iar.
Gocr o'gllene.a erieruotionen, Der
Iigger / 2it for Spofone. omiatter
ca. 100000 Icre& 2auo. hooraf 3t0,.
900 gcreS ifaI oubneS for 9ebpagelie.
&c rcitcrenoc 10000 acres bcboIoes
al sc bcrboenoe SS1biancre, Ser ogina
bar Rct til isrit at uoieae fig set
Gonh, De suifer.
Semhi. Meierpatioucu er bcIigaeuoe
/ beu sitlige Del al Stoteu o. itrGf.
fer Jig bcninloo Ntortauaarrnien.
Ger ifuI foreiinoeS goufe itore
Strrfuiuqer mco aobt agerInno I
ocune Heierpotior. Gen aienIepenoe
Ncit al oen mGatige Suoiaucritaut.
ne, iom | lin Si6 bnuoc fine Siem
her, err oraguc ooer iii glocffoot.Re.
ieruutioneu, bpor oeuS Weolenmer er
bIepue orugue Gmiorg for al Regie'
riHgen.
9Iocfioot.R cierpotioueu er / lin
nGrprrenbe. oprtroeIige SiIitano
cgentIia en- eueIte itor Ertenitrrfriug;
men Rcgieriugcu bolber pon at al.
lrgQe CT Srrigotionsipitem / Roea.
te0ooiitrittet / Sen ipositIiae Tel al
Staten, Der oil funue lepere tilitrPf.
tclig gono til fuuitiG 3anoiug of Sr.
fiinoer al Icres.
Dufimo. on Spofane.R eierpotio.
ncrnc or brliageuoe | Ieit % Horb.
peit for Spofoue, % Stsritepdrteu al
2auoct i oi$ic NciCruutioner oil nleo
Siben bIi tiliert fllnitig Banding.
&egieriuaen bar alcreoe paabe.
gnnbt gtrbctoet nieo Toroelingen af
oct Dem tilfommenbe 2ano uellem De
qicnlepenoe WeOIemmer al De ire Su.
oiaueritammer / Soabo. iaaleoes at
huert iTrifilht SubipiO iaar lit iPr.
itiIote 9anoitpffe. beitaaenoe al 100
acres. 2or 9sruenes @eotommeuoe
oil C%per0rngelieu ooq ierIt ite, mar
Se or blepne mpnotae. Senre Sor.
bolosregeI er tnget for at biuore Spe.
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Operpnloeoe at Sors.

Trof. s. e. 8or6p ueb Nelp Oort
lluiperiitet % hans Suitril begif gtpt'
%oarSoften SeIumorb noaIc iou elmer
cftcr bcreS 1S.aorige Caters Dob.
Otter / etpnr elmer at bare bengipet
Jig flrloitGnoi9 I'll i'm Sor9 trof &c
iig tiIbage til lit SouepGreIic, bpor
Ne off tiIicugS % tentte SnNboIbct
al bper lin GIoife meb aIoroiorm.
20 elmer iencrc opoa9eoe Eroi.
Cough Ger er aniot neo iamme Uni
periitct, % iom boeoe / @Preliet peo
Si6en al en- itGrf Sllgt al aIoro'
form % auitiaebe Ell llnoerisgelic,
Scr lebeoe til, al oct GomIe 9G9tepar
fanoteS liagenoe bs0e / lin Seng meb
armere lpngeoc ON biuonocu.
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GraaoIoit Stvreapparat,

en- SpiinoeIie, Der fan bIiue al
epodeeisreuoe @etponing, er / oiSie
Gage bIepet patenteret al 0tarf 3.
antbonp / gnglepooO, y. 5. 9eO
SipIp al benne 0pfinOeIie, Der be.
Itaar / traabIss Gperisrelie Of Ell
eleftriit Strsm gieunem Suiteu fan
en- itprbar 2uitbaIlou mnnsUreres ef.
ter 6orgoStbeiiroenbe ira ct boiIfet.
iombelit iorsnitet SteS nehe pna Sor,
BEN.
9e praftiife 8orisg, iom iorle.
Den DAG anitiaeoes al S~pfinoereu i
Smeguen al GngIespooO. iaIOt oper.
maaoe tilirebsitiQeube no, 9aaorer
itpreoes meo oen itsrite 2etbeS / ale
8etninger % bragtes til at itiae eaer
ianfe iig eiter Snite. SpiiHoereu
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6orbenpprenhe StatSfnSierer
Pc%nnipIpaniu @illiam g. Mnt6ues er
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Sen I tit Stem / Weoiu, ia.
WuthueS par for nogen Sto itoer
funhet ifploig / itore @eoragcricr /
Iorbinoclic mco CpiercIieu al Sta
tens me Capitol / S%arrtsburg, %
iommcn mco iorbenpGrenbc Stat8'
auditor @m. y. Snpocr, Earfiuper'
mtenoent :. ~. Sbumnfer % aon'
trafter Sobn $. Sunoeriou Osmt til
10 Mars Strninrbeioe. Sngen al Dem
par enonu iuoiat i S%uatbuiet, 6a
Common err bIepet iuooufet for Ssie'
iteret.
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panitaar, at ban fan ieu0e 9alonen
en- Giitarce Of 10 Mil ira iig %
frembeIeS f~ontroIere ollie oeuS @ear.
geIier.
Mr. AntboupS Saufe er, at artaSs
ifibc iful isre en- euer Here iaooannc
9allouer meo iig for / GtIiGIhe al
arig at tlume benptte@ til transport
al 0nnamit. @eo SiTlp al bans Sp'
itnoeIie piI en- ionoou @oIlon ttnne
Itprea ben oper IicnoenS Sfibe %
~oueroragc oiaie mcb Cpnamitbombcr.
san bar tiIbllot ocn nmerifouife nc.
gicring 6orti0bSrctteu til i'm Gpiiu.
belle.
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Senatorfampen / Ohio,

Ger meooeIeS ira Columbus, o,
al Sen nofiaa ifarpe Scamp ON Seuo'
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ofiluttet, ibct Charles 7. Gait, ocr
nupnIQte |rriiocntS @roNcr, bar
trltffet iiq tiIboge iom aauoioot. Oct
icr ianIcoeS III no iii, at &ol9ct oil
folnmc til at foIoe pao aongrc8manb
ShCcoore Burton.
Set er imioIertiS mtIiat, beoer oct,
at Mr, Sait oil title iig iom aonhi'
oat iQieu, nanr Senotor 0icfS Ger
min uolsbcr.
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6rubebrdno.

Gn SIoebruno, iom Rptuarsaiten
u6brso I WuIopritalOen nebe |
Spring @auep GoaI Gompaups altl.
CRUDE / 5pring @oaep 81, bar for'
uariuqet Ell Gienoomsitaoe al co.
100000 og Giort oper 1000 arbei.
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/ Ilammcrne, Der iorreiten enonu
9sroags aften life par belt ilitffeOe.
Suaoiot piSeS er irtet Rcureifeliu
aanct taft / granoeL GA GIammerue
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beioerue IF 3io til at reooe iig op al
@rlben itl6e.
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Doc al 6Iooe.

Benjamin 9. Genton. en- aoutoriit
/ 6inansoepartemeutet | @aibinston.
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Stem / grooflpn, q. s., mootog Sule'
Dag o~iiiciel ReooeieIie ON, at ban par
blepen foriremmet til en- Stiaing
meo en- aarlig 2su at $1,000, bIep
iaa operp9lbet al 8lpoe beroper, al
ban iif Ell &ierteiIag og bar hsb meo
BET inmme.
Ieutou hupbe / mango gar inSe.
bapt Stiainsen JON aontoriit, Der
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Ct Grant. lHouument.

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Staten IPisipuri CT iii 8oitoeparte.
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oragenoc ON al oet me GolttuHtor,
iom fol bpggeS Der til &aarcn, mao
bli opfsrt pou oet biitoriife Steo.
boor General 8raut peb Scrgerfri.
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8rigaoegeleral.
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Rineicr: J%noimueline.

aupteiu &nrpcp &. GdIp Screr al
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EbiIip VI. springer, en- @lOmitcr,
bunoIer, bcqgc biemmcberenoc / 9oS,
tor, Mai5.. cr al Ell S,Irp / 6eu ieoe.
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SproeforeninSs'Mc

GentraIoioiiioneu al Wooern Gang.
uaae Aaioclotion OF Tmeriea bar pau
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uaeu bar ppret aihoI6t / Chicago,
ualgt iglgeu6e npe gmbeosmGnS.
Groi. u. G. Garfield ira Ritt.
gaus Statsuuiperiitet iii B~rPiioeut,
Charles 9lmoD @iliun ira Stntsuni'
ueriitetet / Soma til SefretGr %
Charles Dunlap ira Stntsuniperitte.
tet / aania$. W. u. Smitb fra StatS.
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Vorlf Sfib / Brand.

Sra Sapaunah Georgia, meo0eIcS
I ct @reSicteIcgrnm, at Der Nptoor5'
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norife Sompifib "Gern6", Der bar
paa Seize ira &riitionia til Sauano
og boooc II EoSiogerer ombor0. 81.
Den opitob, GA Sfibet beianot iig ca.
: Mil uocnior Sapanrnb, bois
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WiIitarifoIe luffet.

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Oemi life bIi oobnet igieu me0 Oct
me Gars SrotrGoelie. Srfningen or
beiluttet al iinouiieue Senipn.
afaoemiet, Der par beIiqgenoe oeo
Srtaro Cafe, par / lin Sio en- al Dc
melt ~befienbte WiIitprifoler / Can.
hrt
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Sonoaeslopen hepoet.

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81. 4olil, er forIeoen Gag al 81
itriftSoommer Brill bemt til 80 "a,
ges NrbeiosbuSitrai % $50 / @soer
for at babe boIot i'm 6orrctring aa'
ben og ioISt beruieroe Griffe pan er,
Ssnoog. 0csIOen 6smte5 ban til
at betale Sngens Gmfoitninger, Ser
beIsb iig til $50.
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Srooermoro iDanpie.

Gu p6erit trogiif @egipeubco bar
RptonrSaiten tilornget iig noe pac
Ell 6arm i CmeQnen al Golooin, Of
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The Newtown bee., 1909-07-09

There's nothing so good for sore throat as Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Cures it in few hours. Relieves any pain in any part.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-09
SEES MOTHER GROW YOUNG.

Tt --ould be hara to overstate the Ntsderfrl change in my mother since she began 10 use Electric Bitters, '
 VT .e Mrs W. l.. Gilpatrick of Dan- forth, Me. Although past 70 she seems really to be growing young again. She has suffered untold mis- cry from dyspepsia fir 20 years. At last she could neither eat, drink nor sleep. Doctors gave her up and all remedies failed Jill Electric Bitters worked such wonders for herhealth.' ' They invigorate all vital organs, cure liver and kidney troubles, induce sleep, impart strength and appetite. Only soc at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, San dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; w. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Con. nery Bros., Georgetown; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall; s. J. B!ackman, Hawleyville; c. w. Hurlburt & Co.,, RoAbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta tion; G. w. Hatch, Bridgewater; w. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Beard sley, New Preston; ;Wetterau & Will Hams, Washington Depot; Harry Brown, South bury; c. P. Williams South Britain; Perkins Bros., War. reD; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen
 field & Craig, Stepney Depot.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-09

prising Bank Street fruit dealer, is offering some Georgia peaches, very nice and tempting to look at, and good as they look. He is also selling prime quality watermelons and musk melons.
 The west side of the Green-Ran- dall block has been painted bril- liant red.
 Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee and Miss Hazel Hagen Smith, were guests Saturday night, of Mir and Mrs H. A. Allen.
 Miss Ina Allen of ofWaterbury passed Sunday and the Fourth with her par ents, MT and Mrs H. A. Allen.
 Howard Clark and lady friend at tended a dance in Bridgewater, Mon- day night.
 One more new ready-to-eat cereal. Yello 1Oc package. for 25c. Made from the finest yellow corn Al Farmers Trading Go. Don't miss the special bargain sale Satur- day for cash. one week only, lbs. fine grant, lated sugar 25c. 1-2 pound fine 40c tea, 1-2 lb. choice BOG coffee all for Soc. At Farmers Trading Go.
 Post Toasties. the ready-to.eat cereal. lOc, 3 for 25c at Farmers Trading Go. If you would have me stay with you, And like to have me play with you, Be very sure that you are good. And always act just as you should; I love obedient girls and boys. am the KING of all the toys.
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 For sale at Frank E. Soule's.
 Miss Josie Bagotti is passing the week in Danbury.
 Ray Osborne of Stamford passed Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs Edward T. Osborne.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-09
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CONGREGATIONAL NOTES


 Rev Mir Phelps of Yale divinity scbo'l occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church, Sunday, Jnly 4, and administered the communion.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Hall of Strat- field were Sunday guests at G, Y. Parracks.
 Miss Esther Gustafson and Miss Grace Williams left, this week, for the session of thesummer school at Danbury.
 Friends from Danbury were enter. tained, last week, at E, D. Glllette's.
 Miss Edith Hawkins of Bridgeport was home over Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Elmer Hall have com menced housekeeping in Stratfeld.
 The next regular meeting of the Grange will be held Tuesday even ing, July 13.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Jacobs enter tained party of friends cn the even- ing of July 5.
 MT and Mrs Franklin c. Mellen and family of Hartford, and Miss Emma Mellen, are guests this week at J. z. Mellen's.
 Rev w. J. Maurer of Bridgeport spent Sunday at F. E. Silliman's.
 A business meeting of the Congre- gational society was held atAcademy hall, Monday afternoon.
 The board of selectmen met at the Town Clerks office Monday after noon.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-09

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