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'*W1uit did you hare to go and pick
•ttt thli "pier forr* complained the
*vatchman. "You're only ttiakinc lOe
trrable."
*Van Is bom to tnmble aa tbe sparks
tf apward/* quoted the man. "This
•warn tbe nearest one," he added. Be
vas panting a little.
"Yon'd never got a-past me If—jf—
If yon hadn't been taking a little
nap,** snggeetcd the man. *'WeII. It's a
Kood night for"—he pansed, glancing
.auy with
threw him dowu. lie turned on tho
iruB, but HODiebody turned It off again.
Buy. in three months he wua HO etuck
«n another ludy that be wua talking
about killing himself aguln."
"Curloua people, the Oennans," re­
marked the niuu absently.
The batUt^ wutt-hmun rubbed his
b(iud painfully and patieuUy tried
nt'uin. "If It's Klekuess that's driving
yuu to it, you don't want to be too qulek
itbout It, 'cause you can't never tell.
Kike as not it ain't us bud us you tbluk.
There wus a frieud of my brother's lu
tiu! groci'fy busluumt shut himself ou
account of uot huviug good hf-ulth, and
the autopsy showed thut he could have
IMVU fixed ul! rlghc]^ be hud went to a
j;ood doelor/' '••'
"I'm well euougb lu body," suid the
lusu shortly.
"You dou't talk like a oiau that's era-
jey," ventured the wuU'hmuu.
"Ko't Thut's tturprislng, all thiugs
coiuiderod." reuurkt^ the uiuu bitter­
ly.
"Kay, purduer." said the wutehmuu
upptsuliu^ly. "If you're bouud to go you
might as ^^'«U tfll me who jou utv uud
xrhut >'ou'ri) dolug it for. It'd suve b
lot of trouble Lu the eoroufr."
"Very thouyhtfui of you. Well. I'm
John tiuiith-tJiut's u lie; thiriy-four
yuurs old: no friends, uo rclutJves, to
«iiH!uk of—tiiul's the uuib; live ut iAi\>
fifth uvcuue-thut's u lit'. And I'ui
«Iuing this Uicuuse it's the ouiy thing
fur me to do."
"Thut's unother." said the watch*
auau jiruxupLly. He leuuud over the
•Idc of the pier, swlngluy his tu-m iu a
•duup, swwpliw jE««turti.
•pliiahliig samid^ jtofn;liflow/,lMudly.rto
W dAittbgntsbedfrou tbe.wasli of tba
•lilies, Ataid In t(ie\,watclimaii*0 attI-,
tildeioTtaln'alertiteas.' ' '
"bitiift t^ ariy Waka.** the man said,
'nnlessytftt irant tb haati^ matteta."
"Rlff»t a^roM - Uulrs.
lu Spite of their historic solidarity, lu
si'ite of the iwwerful uud biudJug iu-
Uueuce of their t;omiuuu wumuuhuod
uud lu spite of ull the thuughts uud
feelings lu which tUey ubure, I duubt
whctUur such u thing as frieudshlp lu
its very hlgbusl sense can ever exist
between two women, for the essential
elements of friendship ure uuhesltatiug
eoufideuee aiul uusu'erviug luyulty, uud
these ure precisely the two things which
euu never by uuy {KMisibility be glveu
by uue wouiuu to uuutlier.
Honor, in the muu's uuderstuudiug of
|Ms word, is somethiug thut has no ex-
iat4-ur. Wickbam leaned over blm and
with a pair of scissors proceeded to di­
vest blm of tbe lower portions of bis
trousers.
"Won't you have some pity? Can't
we fix It up by arbitration? I don't
M'ish to lose my legs." Aud his sobs
were loud and iiatbetlc.
To Dr. Wlckham's mature mind It
was plain that the time for uctlou had
arrived. So, arresting her scissors, she
looked into his face aud said;
"Wtuit would you do to save tbem?"
"What would 1 not do?" he auswered.
"I shall Inherit great wealth. It shall
be yoiirs."
They looked at one another for a
time. Then Dr. Wlckham broke the
Bilcuce.
"If that is all, theu off they come."
And she reached for the saw once
more.
"Hold! Hold! I will, moreover, sgree"
—tbe words clogged lu his throat—"I
will agree to murry you."
"Tbere, that Is sutUcient," answered
Dr. WickhuuL And then, cutting the
thong thut held his right hand, she
bade him write his propusul down on
paper.
With a treiubllug hand he did so, and
it ruu us follows:
My DuurvHt Dr. Wlckhata—Too buv«
•itved my Ule. and la my gratitude loi
your SiO-vlces I otttjr you my hund in wud-
lock. Your Hlavv.
WiLXIAU VAN UU8SOM.
The first suu thut arose ou the uew-
born yeur fuuud tUciu stuudJug before u
miuisler. ThuoiHutsluu. struuge euougb,
wus uiso their bin hOuy. She wus forty-
seven, uud be was tweuty.
. • . -,•.•< -• 'p,i'. ••••: J'l
It It a graat' aflllctlon (or a woman to
have hbr ri6e at^i^ited by ptmMS'or
sny form of eruptive disease; *atasm ODOnty, ic«w
^oHi. db ca IMore die sntb dsv nf Jniw. flin
;wted Decfinb^t^^sn.
AtasiKtnw F LesMix, admisistrstor:
Assia J. MtLMia^,
-lor Admlnisomuir.'
, .BasoeU BouiAsrd. sumivate pr ibe^county
Of social enjoyment Duffif^nnng erltp- vouchers thtrvui, lo tiie anderatmiod, Elocu­
tions are cstlfcdetora.tlta UUi
div ot Jaaiiary, iDog.
inl)M,'Juiy 4,19(M. I /;
OtoAS BAiitv, Bxecutor.
FSSCsaioS RAnNDM, Attunity. "^ • •
BrewstRr, N. T.
csnse disesse. UjperfeetlyafiA permapr
cntly cures scrbnilous sotes. eczema,
tetter, bolll pimiiMi'aiid other AijpUve
dlsesses which-aracknsed l^'the blood's
impurity. It increalics i tlJe action of
the blood-naking e^^^ds and fhui^ Jn-
creases the supply of |Kire rich blbodl
"For alMNit dne ycaranQ SlMtf iwp«ftt«wat^
very btdly brakca out" write* HIM,,Carrie
Adams, or tl« Went Mala nraet,*Mtt1
shall be conveyed to oeas-poois ana aeadBWsa,-
or conveyed at lesst sutty fevt mna soy awaSi
hiwseiiitlwTuwnotBomheMtt. . ^^^
nuvisa
11. AUprlfTSinitsititiie Town ot soaibsaa*
ud wltbln ms feet a' oay dweilUw ltoase73lsV>
be deodoruted aad disinfected, and fflpttneinei
oirnisive odors.
111.- AU_pri^ fltnia-witbin the limitsoltiM-
if aoathessft,
, „. ..asi oaos ta 1
each year.
' tv. Aliretase'tiisuer anil deoouboain^soib*
staooa within one iiaodred test ot say dweuioa
house in the town of soutUeast shau tw eftoct-
BMly distniected or removpd.
V. No decompOHing material, botwe atoss
garbage, or putruflcrlblfl sabstance, detnlmenw
to purillo heaiui, shall be damped or piaord in'
ahy ot tlie streets or hlgnways in tbe Ton f0
P tme^ANT TO AW nitbER OF" noN. j
ueomtt flonthard, suRogate ot tbe count}
of Putnam notlge la hereby gfrcD. accordttig ic
law, to all persOM I'aviBtr cluims anUnH Uenri
Bamum. late 01 the TUKO of anUlTieast ID said
(Jounty, aeceaswi tO present tho same, with tbt
vouclieca (bereof, to tbe undeislgoed, Adrotnls-
trStor (if all and Hlngulor the goods, cbauelt
aDd«i«dlieof tbesalddeoeased, st bis place 01
txansacuiig business at tbe uflloe o Frederlo 8
iMraam, Hrewstef.'N. Y;.on or eeiore the Sd
day of Pebmary.'lSPS. .
Patnl tills 1st dsy'bf August A D„ 1009.
' > •• - ^ ^./HSMSVB.aoi»s, Administrator.
FsKosoic S IBAnHDM, Attorney,
Bmniter,N, V -
P »UK8DANT TO KS ORDBS- or BON 4.
Bennett Southard, BnrtogSteot tbeOfuntj
ot Pataam, notice Is hereby KiVen, seoordlsg to
law, to all poagos iisvug claims, agalnat (be
eatKtoof KiMAittBnMnct, late irtae Town
ot sontbeas', 10 Bsld Ooanif.. deeessad, to pre>
Milt the SHme. wittal&e Voocbers thereof, to the
uaderslgbctl^BaecaUMS of tba said deceased, at
tbeomceoi FrederioB BamunuBrewsier.HTy..
on or before tbe sd day disiMLAi'D;itD>, '
Dated October 1. IMS. ."
-pBtLI^J.BSnW I «nf.Mtnn
^WASasii 8. P^ppMis.f »«!tt«»*
PHBtMoS tfAaMSTAttdmSl',- ^'' • -
Brewster. M«V. . .
BREWSTER
Monumental
#. B FAOAH * BOH..
MsanfaotorefS ot snd desiers la
Cueterr Work of All KioHi.
Prom any of the Psreign or Ameilcan Oraolte M
Marble.
Vaults, itmunBiits, Tatlets, HsalstooBi
Bnolotures, Bto.
Lattarlar Doaa la Cemetertei.
A good stock of dnlshed work «lway»
on hand. Designs and prices tarnished
on applloattoD.
BREW3TER.N.Y.
A Lire At SUka,
If you but knew the i>plenresald town of {'Ormel ou Tueeduy ol eacL
weeit aud at tbe afllue c> till! County Judge oi
PuLuauiCouuly, 111 Ibe village ui *-^ld bprlug
lu Buid t'ouuiy. ou Friday ul eai-u wt«k, exuepi
dunug the U'Kiii liB ul .iiuiuury aud Augubt
Dated Jauuuo' ^< ^^"^
J BSNMSrr SouniAaDt
Puuuuii cuuuiy Judse
Filed January 8. iWUi
Putuoiu Couuty CD rk 'f Ofllce. a. s.
I. EvwAKU I' WKBKH, rierk uf tbe countj
counuiPuLniima)Uijiy,dobenljyuituy that
Uiu preuMtdlug 18 a true copy of tbe
[L. 8 3 orlglnsl ou Uie lu Uils ufllue
E.C Uaau. Clerk.
Ibis act on
: - ._ -'enutted
uBreto may reoelve the deeds en such sale. .
The following being a llBt ot such tax salea.
OARHBL.
Lot on Stonielgh Aveuue. owners, chUdreo
of Huuun Uusb and A J Uopklua. Sold to
Addlbou J. Hopkins for suio.
Wuier Lot and lUglit near Xake Habopao
BUi'poBad owner iames O. Uullok. Sold to put-
nam County lor t8.4o.
KENT. • •
Lot of land contatniug atiout Id anres located
on Barrult UIU. Owner not icaowu Sold to
WUiiaui 11. Ueacom lor ft 71
Laud lucuied Bt Uonoutown> Owner Rlllah
Dari-Pti. sold to Putnam c^ounty for ta.sa.
Luud located ut Hurtoutowu. Owsur. Daniel
s. Ilorloii. Hold to Puinato Couuty fortisao.
Laud lualudin Hmukj Hollow. Uwuer, belm
ot Fruderlck raiver, deceased. Bold to Jaiuea
M. llyauiijr$ «.5l.
LuudlutuuidulUortontown. Owner,Benliuala
llorLun. bold lu I'utuiun County tor ^.w
Lot located uii-Towot-end hitlge. Owucr.belrs
ot liJesear furl, doceused. Buid to Churlus £.
Nlcuula torSO-llS.
!.4iud located In Hortontown. owner. Elljab
IJgbt. Sold to Putaam uouuty for ST us.
Laud located in Uortoutowu. "
owner. Heirs ol
Sold to Ueorge U.
T HE I'BOPLE uF THE STATE OF N EW YORK,
By tbe oratie u( Ood iroe aud liiiiepi'iidt.'Ut:
To WiUtuiu Lyucb, Uie liuhUund or Mury Lyi'oli,
Nailuiiul buiviy ixiuipaiy, Vt Nuhbuu bmx-t,
New York t:ity, N Y , and to Uie crtidlUiiB, ut-Al
of klL, uiiU all ullicr pi-i-buiiU luu-nblud lu il.e
estaU- ul Mary Lyucli. lute ul iLu TUM'U K>1 tjuuili-
eubt. lu Lbu County ul I'uUituti, aud bUile uluro.
ittld. du t-aw-d, lutuMiuU', htt-u (>Hl£n'l^u:
Vol' *Ni> KAI'U oJ-yorurit'iLtduodnijulPed
purbuuully Ui IK-uud uppeuudej
Ute tg,'eul uviuty-uut.veurB, lliiyiuertMjulrod t'
apin-ar by u eir KuuJ'ilmu. li Uit-v liuvt i>ut', or |f
tlit-y liu\o uuiiv, to niiiii-ui' and upjiiy lui uue to
U- iiii|ii>luu:e, ur Ul the i-vtul ol klii ir u>ultMl
orluliurt'bu loduayuurdliui wUi \n- uitpuuiUid
l)y Uie r