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ESTABLISHED 1869. BREWSTER,. PUTNAM CotiNTY, N; Y., FHIDAY EVENING* OCTOBER 18, 1901 S2.00 A YEAR
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Dentistry,
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Medical and Surgical
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A RTBUR D. KBIXBTt
Graduate Nurse,
Benene Boapiui, iH Letuigton Ave., n. Y.
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Cboloe Beel, Veal, Lamb, Pork, Poultry< Btc.,
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• oentraUy looatotL ereiy room belur well
led aad jMBaaaiit. Tlie/urnlture and nlUiica
^nuewandtbekoaseu equipped wltk ateun
fcaati. eleotrlo IM*)!" aud all *•"mmf>^''""li
•ate 12.00 per day.
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MILLERTON. N. Y.
Tarii,
Choice fertile eggti for hatchingfrem
prize wi Doing poultry, CkKsbins, Brahuae.
Plymouth uouka, Lefchorue.
Wyaudottae, Minorca^, egfu 91-25 and
91.50 per 18. Euibdeu and Toulouite
Geeae eggs &5o each. Mammoth.
iBronze, Buff aud White Turkeys, eggs
m pw Ih Buff aud Black Ooohin
Bantams C^EKS tl.&O per Itt.
Kvery hatch guaranteed or dopll-
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FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE.
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All in MQnday.
NKHOLS & SHOVE.
DR. KNOX—Can be oonanlted when
otbers faiL Offlee boara frona 19 to S,
andrrom 5 to 8 p. m. 84 White Street,
DanbuTT'
r\R. L' A« BUTTDIT,
118 XAnCBnar, BRX irSTBR, M. T.
Physician A Surgeon,
special attention gtren to dlaeasaa and treatment
of cbndren. Pai&lMi eitracUon of teetb
tv most modem metkoda.
OfDoe houta t r to 9 a. m, u to i and 7 to B p. m.
pAian B. TOWNBB, Jk,
Real Estate and Insurance,
. Vain Btreet, Brewtter, H, T.
*HniIy tke veiy beat oompaniea repreaented."
A Tery dealrmoie bonse and lot iw uie cbMV^
Alio Boue eboioe rooms to rent.
T XWIB J. DAVIS, X. D^
Physician ft Surgeon,
(Boooenor loT. W. Salmon, M. D.)
Hows Bt09a.m.lto8 and 7 to 6 p. m.
Corner Haln and Park Streeta, Bremter, H. T.
BREWSTER
Monufliental Works
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Lettoriar Daae la CkHetoriei*
A 0M>d Btoek of fliUibed work always
onnand. DeatsiuaadprloesfamlBlMd
on appUeatloiL
BREWSTER. RY,
Allen's Studio.
When looUiig for n Rood
portrait - aall at AUen'a
and lo^ orer the aaaplSB.
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site and style, ai
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THE F0L80M STUDIO.
Dsnbury, Cona
Spring and Summer Goods
A backward season has lessened the
demand (or these goods. To reduce
stock Bargains may be found in our
line of
Wash Fabrics
and Dress Goods.
SPECIAL
OFFERINGS
In Shirt Waists, Ladie's Wrappers
and Summer Underwear.
A. F. LOBDELL.
New arrival of CarpetB^
Matting, Furniture, Etc.
A large and well selected line to select from.
We bare put in
and are receiving dally new goods and are open to your inspection.
Several new styles in Iron Beds. They are worth your attention.
White I«ead, Oil, Turpeutiue, Olass, Putty, Etc
The famous Andes Bauges aud Ckwk Btores always in stock.
Plows aud Cultivators of tlie best make.
We do PJuwhing aud Ueating by Hxet-elass men. Eetiinates
cheerfully given.
A. Vail Smith & Co.,
Brewster, N. Y,
A COLUMBUS STATUE.
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A story Is toM of a brask fonndar
wiko wks oDs day visited by a friend
aettti as ageot for one of the dtlM of
Osatial America. Tbs agsnt asked
whkt It would ess* to ckkt a statue of
fAfMophcr Oatambos for tbe pobtlo
sqnan of tbs dty. Tbs amount wss
fkr In excess of the sum wbleb tbe man
had at his dlspoaaL B« was about
leavhig In deiQaIr of bslni able to sscnrs
tbe statos vtasn tbe brtss fooDdst
said:
*H>uDs back in tbs Junk yud tad M
US see what can be fMnd thsrs.**
Be went back, and the brass fbwMlsr
showed bim • culosskl ktatne of OanbrlauB,
rseso^ lemoroA fRm tbs
front of a larfo bsewlnff sstabUabmsnt
Under bta fert rsated a bev ke«, In Us
hand was a large and orerflowlnc
schooner, bis beard was lone and sbaggy,
and about bis brows #as wfsatbed
a garland of barley and bops.
*'Wby, this wlU nsTsr do^** said tbs
oommlssloa mefshant, *1 want a statns
of Oolnmboa**
*^alt ontn I baT« toaebsd this oos
and rocka and oiatcrlals of this kind
op. Oonw bat* In about a wsA and
MS what yos think of It. U H salts
yoBf yov can baTe H fttr tbs aasoHnt
yon baTs at yon dlsposaL** .
As soon as tbo vtaltor bad fons tbs
brass founder act two men at work on
the flgors of Gambrlnns. Tbey rs*
moveia tbe beer keg from ondsr bis
light foot and piaeed tber* an anchor
and a ooU of rope, from his band they
nmoTod the goblet and snbotttiitsd a
glob^ with tbe eontlnenis traced on
It; from bis brow tbey tocA tbe wreath
of bariay and bops and snbatltnted a
wreatti of lavrd and then proeeeded to
trim op bis whiskers. Tbe flnlahing
touch consisted In putting at tbe base
of the statue 'XMetoforo Colomba"
When tbe eonuntaslon merchant came^
ks was drtlgbted with the flguN and.
purchasing It, shipped It to the Oantial
American dty, where It adtwns tbe
ynblle saoare and In looked upon with
veoeiatloa by the dtlsens of that'town.
»Kew Toifc Tlmeo.
Do yon suffer from pllesf Ifso^o
not turn to surgery for- relief. De-
Wltt's Witch Uaxel Balve will act
more qulekly, sorely and safely, saving
you tbe expense and danger of an
operation, ll. %. DeForest.
Anaroblsts are **ebtrkingup" a little
and are holding meetings' again. AI
ready publlo Indifference Is snlBoIent
to make them; feel safe. Can't something
be done to dtseonrage them
permanently f
O. IL Phelps, Forestdale. Vt. says
hU child was completely cured of a
bad case sA eoiema by the use of De-
Witt's Wltoh Haiel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeits. It Instantly relieves
piles. M. K. DeForeet
Lord Kitohener must be sarcastic
when he begs the officers in command
of bis columns to dispense with furniture,
kitchen ranges and pianos In
their baggag& It was an Iqtimatlon
that he thought they were slow In
catching the swift moving Boers.
W. T.. Wesson, Oholsonvllle, Va-,
druggist, writes; "Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaotlou.
Hy customers say it Is the best remedy
for coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles." U. E. DeForest
It has been the general custom for
jewelers who have watch signs in front
of their business places, to have tbe
hands point to the time when President
Lincoln was shot, 6:24. This Is
now being changed somewhat, aud
undoubtedly the hour of McKlnley's
death will be the tlipe used.
Mothers everywhere praise One
Minute Cough Cure for the sufferlugs
It has relieved and the lives of their
little ones It hassaved. Strikes at the
root of the trouble and draws out the
inflammation. Tbe children's favorite
Cougb Cure. M. £. DeForeet
A year ago President MoKinley visited
tbe Institute of Teohuology in
Boston. On leaving he said to President
Prltohett: "I hope some way will
be found to teach the young men In
our schools a better esUmat« of the
dignity and honor of serving one's
country well and that in some way
they may come to understand that
men in high places In the government
are honestly strivln|r for good ends,
and that unworthy purposes are
stumbling blocks, not helps, In a political
career. I wish." said he, "that
boys of the oonntry might understand
that tbey are factors In the
country's upbuUding and must learn
to take upon themselves Us responsibiUties."
"1 had long suffered from Indigestion,"
writeas 6. A. XicDtfis. Cedar
City, Ma. "Like others I tried many
preparations but never found anythiog
that did me good uutU I took
K.odol Dyspepsia Cure. One bottle
cured me. A friend who had suffered
sivaliarly I put on the useof Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. He Is galolng fast
and will soon be able to work. Before
be used Kudol Dyspepsia Cure indl-
Kttstiou had made liun a total wreck.
M. £. JUeForest
FIRES CAUSED BY NAILS.
MwHcalaHr OaavCed Aaalaet fer
WUmit That BaaJle Oettea.
**8peaklng of Insaravce matteni,'*
•aid a llfltener, "I suppose tbe plain,
old fashioned nail has caused more
•res In the big estabUshments where
BiachlBery Is used In many and complicated
ways than any other little
thing In existence. Tbe only thing
needed Is for It to come In contact with
some other iiatd material wKh anlBdent
force tq eanse a spark and beat
goieratlon. Malts bsTo really produced
a heavy per cent of tbs cotton flica vlt
the country. During recent years, on
account of steps taken by tbe owners
and conductors of tbe largw cotton and
byproduct plants at tbe Instance of Insniance
men, the nail has not been
such a psoUflc producer of Arcs.
** A way baa been found, for Instance^
In cotton gins, cotton mtUs and In
plants where cottonseed are put
through manufacturing processes, of
extracting nails and otbcr weighty and
flinty substances that may find lodg*
ment In these inflammable [wodncts.
Gravity Is tbe nf tural force used. Nails
are beavl'cr than cotton and Its by*
products, and tbey have a tendency to
fores their way to the bottom of the
heap. By allowing .these prodticts to
pass over a rolUng bdt arrangement
tbcae heavier materials fllter toward
tbe bottom and are Anally extracted,
eo that when the cotton or the cottonseed
passes thnrngh tbe grind In the
vaitous manufacturing processes there
Is but little dsnger from fire so far as
these things are concerned."—New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
Kodol DyiqMpsIa Cure Is not a mere
stimulant to tfred nature. It affords
the Btomaeh complete and absolute
rest by. digesting the food you eat
Yon don't navft to diet but can enjoy
all tbe good food yon want Kodol
Dyspepria Cure instantly relieves that
distressed feeling after eatJng. giving
nitt new life and vigor. M. B. De-
Fbrest
Mr. Bryan keeps giving President
BoMeniJtflOOd advloe. That's every*
ttoayTprlTtlege, if he has good advlee
In stock, esp^lally an ^editor's. Mr.
Bryan talks now as an editor, not as a
presidential candidate. That gives
him a Iloenae which In his other oapa^
city would border on Indelicacy.
Lewis Aekerman, Qosben, lod.,
"DeWltt's Little Early Blsers never
t>end me double llke,other pills, but
do their work thoroughly and make
me feel like a boy." Certain,
thorough, gentle. M. B. DeForest
In a recent address Senator Dolliver
of Iowa extended the deflnltlpn of anarchy
to oover lynching mobs, leglstors
who betray their states, judges
who poison the fonts of justice, and
city governments that make terms
with crime. That seems pretty broad
but it is not too broad.
Governor Odell, referring to the
communication from the students and
chancellor of a Western c liege SU|Egestlng
that the remains of Czolgosz's
body be buried at sea. states that If
the relatives of the murderer demand
the body it must be delivered to them
under the law. While it Is not probable
the father or brother of CiolgoBz
will have anything to do with the
remains, yet State officials cannot act
upon the presumption that they will
not and for that reason It Is impolitic
to discuss what is at best a very disagreeable
subject.
Fur tbe Lsst Six Honths
Mr. Jobn H. Schwab, of Albany. N.
Y., has worked every day. Previously
he spent weeks in hospitals and under
the careofphyslolana Kidney trouble
it was. and be got no relief. Then he
was cured by the new medicine, Calcura
Solvent, discovered by Dr. David
Kennedy, of Keuuedy Kow, Kiogbtou,
N. Y. Write to Dr. K for free trial
bottle.
Tbe recent visit of the heir apparent
to Quebec has evidently made an
impression on Sir Alexander Las Costs
C. J., who, since tbe departure of the
duke of Cornwall aud York, announces
that hereafter any lawyer addressing
any member of the court of appeals
should say "My Lord," and "Your
lordship." instead of "Your honor,"
as heretofore. "Tbe next thing in
order," says a sneering Montreal
paper, "should be a chart showing
tbe French members ol the profession
how to say 'M'lud' properly,"
Tke Uri|) Xsj Come
or it may not When It does it commonly
attacks those who are already
low witU^ Indlgt^tlou, liver trouble
Skud Impure btood. Fortify against It
by getting rid of these disorders
through tlie cure ot hiti oew medloii»e,
Caloura Solvent It puts the stomach
rigbt and gives strength to resist
these roving epidemics. Dlsoovered
by Dr. David Kennedy, of Kennedy
fiow, KiOKstoo, N. Y.
FOR THE CHILDREN
Tke Storr eC a Ma.
^ WSS once a little pleeo of steel In a
mine, where I lived wHh my numerous
brotbera and alsters. One morn lit.
number of nicn brought a huge ma^
cblne to the: nine and faateosd It as
well that our bAms'waa btown t*
pleoea. Tbe next thing that I remember
was when I was' put Into a smelting
oven, from which I emerged a Uttte
piece of unshap«S metal. I waa ttien
sent to a pin factory, wbsvs I was put
Into a form' and ckms out ot the form a
small piece of wlr«^ whidi waa ahaped
Into a ptn. I felt very prood Indeed
when, my brotbets and mysM wars
placed hi pkpers. Just like rows of or*
detly soldiers, we were then packed
In a box and aht^iped to a Dotton.atorji.
wbm we were unpacked and placed In -^
a gtaas ease. We felt very proud Indeed
when we flnt arrived, but when
we aaw tbe glgiintle, statdy batpbia
and beautiful; proud, gtass beaded pins
and the herculean safety pins all gastng
at ua with scornful contempt wa
felt very humble Indeed, and, thoo^
we tried to aisulMie the anger of ttiess
royal daasei of pins, they never would
condescend to knswer our vain apolo*
gles. I was at length tak«i out of this
embarrassing position by tbe caivliias
hand of tlie.clerii who handed me to a
lady who bad bought me. She took mo
to her home.an^ stock my brothers snd
myself In k-Phicusblbn. Next morning
the honsenjald. threw me Into tbe ashbarrel,
wbers I now Us unnoticed and
uncared for-**
Tke >Vlstakes at kalsaals.
It Is Just aa easy to deceive an 'atOmal
ao Itls to take In human tidngs.
Thousands of birds leave a fleld or a
garden alone ni««ly becanae a scarecrow
hsB beMi>^studi up In tbe mlddla
of It ,/
Flsbca, are constantly awallowing
hooks that are hidden In make belleva
(Ilea. A'dog that worried a pasteboard
cat looked a truly pitiable object when
be foiujil out bis error.
Bboifr a toy snake to a monkey, andM;
will-probably- scream from terrors
TherSils-no word strong enough to
express tbe feellngs-of a dog that fondled
an India robber pup and then dlaooverpd
Its error. When the grampua
char^ a berringlxiat painted whita
Its folly can only be accotmted for oc
the'supposition that' It beUevea It to bo
a white whale.
On the other hand, deer that come ts
the river bank to drink often do not
live to be sorry that tbey mistook the
crocodile floating on the surface for a
log of wood.
A» MeeilTO B«H*4r*
A little boy and girl were at opposite
ends of a long room, pretending to talk
over a "make believe" telephone.'
"Is this tbe doetorr* coUed the Uttla
KlrL
"It is, madam; It Is," answered the
DeWftt's I^Ittle Early Blsers never tittle boy.
disappoint Tbey are safe, prompt, "Yon bad better come over at once
gentle, effective In removing all Imgaritles
from the liver and bowels,
and see a very sick lady I am nursing,"
mall and easy to take. Kever gripe
or distress. M. E. DeForest
said the mUe glrL
"AhemI What Is tbe trouble?" he
asked. Aud she replied, "She swallowed
a whole bottle of Ink."
"Very eerious case," said the Uttla
doctor. "What have you done for her?*
"I gave her two sheets of blotting paper,"
replied the Ingenious little glri.
"Was It red or black Inkr' InQulred
the young physician. "Ued," replied
tbe nurse.
"Then," repUed tbe doctor, "a plaster
of white blotting paper on tbe soles of
her feet wlU cure ber completdy."
The ralrtee' Tea. ' \
Flrt llttlt lalilM wMt «mt to Uk» tea
Under tb« •bad* of • juniper tna; ,
Each had • cup tron ao aoom biU out '
And « pUU from UM rind of • bkkorr nut
Aatt tbe ttbli wu qnad witb • doth all o< Ian
WUob Uka ifMcn kad woven tba banquat t*
pmo*.
Oh, neb food tbi^i M tbtr all bad to «a^
SlloM of su»wb«rr—av, wliat a tnatl
UcuK/ tba svMtlMt tba wild boc ooold bin
And a bummlngUrd'a egg for aadi oat of tba
flval
Tben tbe/ pledgad tbelr boat'a b«aUi in tbcU ^
Turlt* drink,
Whicb waa—weli what wu Itt Can aajr 9m
tUokT
Vb/, tba dewdrop tbat oonaa (nun tba beart «f
tbe roao
li tba drink o< tba fairlaa, aa cverr vw ksowd
~A1acUla Laonacd In Friouj EduoaUoa-
Am* »t Aalmafi.
A dove once Ured twenty-flve years
hx a cage.
Fish ars such adflsb creatures that
tbey ought to Hve long. They never get
hot
Carp are aald to live hundreds ot
years, and pike are also very bard/
old fellowa
There are some Insects that Uve but
a few hours. Bome Uve but a day« aud
aU of tbeiD are short lived.
The wUd U«ata do uot Uve long, but
elephants are sometimes very old, auA
tben they grow helpless Just Uke old
people and cannot do anything for
A Proverk.
"Papa, I've got some mending for
you to do, please: my roller skates aes
broken."
"Well, put theio away tUl morning.
If s too late to mend anythtug now."
"Why. papa, you aald tbls momlBf
mx It Is Asvar too lats to oeadPf _ j
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9lkVW8TBI. OOTOBBl It. IIM.
IV»r AMBnWf,
JOHN R TALK.
fbr Oottnty Jadice,
J. BBUNRTTBOHTBAHD.
ForOonmer,
BOBOK OABD.
Camel Bcto All.
4ll« DoMoemUe tlakat haa baen
ftlaa oat and Garael gcU bothpteoM.
niUpitowii was Dot eraD DOMOIftpd.
ioa Dcvillnar, or wbateTer hit name
K of Oold BprlDffi wai theoaljrDeno*
amt who'^iprcfMd a wtlllncoflM to
ttaeapt In advaiio& It wa« he who
Aowled for a Demoer^t ta the oonven
tloD, and bronftbt 19o»t^ of Putnam
Taltoy, and LodlngtQp, of Pattvreon,
t» ibelr feet shoatlpR "Olve oi a
BeBoorat." But t|ioNe Demoorata
•re not of the Ran^ill kind, eo the
Bomfnatlon was flni|lly tendered to
and tenderly nmbraoed |iy Qeorffe R
Bonderlln, hitherto a Bepublioan and
tbli year repreientlnv - the Carinel
^las* dittriot. In a Bepnblloan con
.Tentkm. Ha bolted th(f oonventlon
beoanw be dhln't likf the oandldatee
yropOMd by delecatee repreeentlnir
other towna
Ju«t how nach Mr. pat|derlin repreaente
!• hie new depar|arf )t li dtfllenU
to eettiaate, Ii he r^prHeotlDC the
BepoUtoMM of the Mqpoi diatriot ot
OufMfct Certainly hf I4 not aetlnc
«• tbaa4vkw of Aaemblytij^ Everett
ar CesBty Clerk Wefk^or Bberiff
•Huttfr or Bebool C^mlarioner
Bsaaer, beeanee they are •fuelled with
andtwtll vote for John R fata
li he repreeentlng aqybfiljr In the
•own of Pattereon t W«ll. At neareit
infonaatlon we oan get !• %^t ottt €>t
oisbt delefntee repre^f|M that
towa wbo followed Boad^rllffWleadln
Mie convention* two are po| (jiipportiBff
Yale, one wiehee he ||a(^ Pot been
•amed as a delegate, and flvv ^U vote
lor Tale. That'i all right fof fatter-
Bat th^ eay Mr. 8aa(|er^tll t* •
feroiher-ln-Uw of W. Andrew l^lerrli,
aTBoatheast That U true. Ulpalao
tme that Mr. Ferris i* a noet ^^nalaetfc
inpporter of Mr. Tale, mifA bee
•trongly nrged Mr. Baodarilp tf ^Hfa-
4niw. Bo,lfMr.SaaderUa^*'Q||litlng
IM" aaywhere ta partto«laf ^le
*eattlnc" b Dotapparaot
Bm tbe tli«a fbr fun and frollf %nd
•peaolailon li over, tbe vo(eii| are
bvfnr registered and the oontaat |^ at
baad. Tbe Bepublleani of Pnti^w
bave started In this race with ji^
mad Southard, just as thoy stared
last year with Everett and Wells «Bd
Weeks and Uazeo. Oppoaents In Uie
•arty appeared then. but. after all, tiie
miajorlties rolled up handsomly and
erenly, and tbe "ohronles" were silent
•mMhtllarvl
PhUipMowm
halt the
ttwwkoMr
WtoBMIteMAt
Naadttoa of
lUac over oae-
NvlitMHon of
Dot ooamltad. PatnaM
Valler deelarod loadly and
naanlmoDBly for a Deaoerat oalyi to
did Henry Lodlngtoo, o( Pattenott.
Bnt tbe candidate chocsii, hitberto,
has pretended to be a BapaUlean and
a Mttor asiatlant of tfaa Icadlnc
planks In all Demoerattc platfMtia
"Better to get beaten with Toeker,
wbo waswllllnfftoaooepCtlwiKHBlna>
tloa. rather than admit the elateaaat
tliatttol>eiao«at eoold be found wtth
eonrage enoagh lo ran agalail Tata,"
Bald a leading Phlllpetown DeoHMrat.
All of which Is good talk. Bat the
fact Is the present policy of the Pat<
nam Democracy Is to take their ad viee
and their eandldates from the list of
Bepublican aore^beads. When that
list Is eztaansted straight Democrats
will be considered.
We wonder If all those jvbo profera
the Democratic faith will lie down
quietly and offer no protest agalntt
Uie manner In which the steriltig
Democrats of the west side have been
tricked Into the substltntlon ot a
Bepubllean for a Democrat
We understood Mr. ZIokler to say,
when he named the oommlttee'to fill
vacancies, that be desired toglveevery
town a volee In tbe matter, tt Is
proper, therefore, to Inquire i**What
does the *'voloe" from
sayr
Phlllpstown
Aanrers to Beaoeratla Possles*
Q. Will Judge WrlghedMde bfa
pllef
A. No, thank yoa. Divided 18 yearn
aga The |41e will not split again.
Q. Is Bonderlln really faankerln*
for tbe nomination ?
A. **Thls is tbe way I long have
sought, eta.'*
Sbepard."
• • • • ~ ^'
Mr. James A. Zlckler,
**I wUl follow the good
newspaper
editor and proprietor has already
twice pablldied a doable eolumn
picture of J~. Bennett Boathard and
described him as the able lawyer and
perfect type of man reqnlred to preside
as County 'Judge mai to attend
to the duties of tbeBamgate's Court,
ta which be has enjoyed eitenalve
practice, eommandlng In ttie dlaebarge
of tbe troata ooramltted to hitt
t|ie favorable and boooraUe mention
of $U associates as well as tbe compspdatlon
of tbe predding Jadge.
Tbf aame Slckler baa only once publlsbed
Mr. Audaraon's picture and
at no tlo^ IMM be ekboratad on his
attatamenta wltlr anytblng like the
fervor abowD In tbe eaaa nT Mr.
Boiitbaid. While Klekler knows that
Bootbard Is going to win and naturally
dealrss the first cliaoee at tbe
Democrailo end of the patronage, be
ought to be fair and give Mr. Anderaon
another sitting in his lecture
gallery. Tlw BTANDABD knows that
Anderson will not send | a line of
patronage to Brewster, but we think
a dyed-in-the wool Democrat ought
aaly to reappear affain, and at
to have, in tbe semi>offiaial organ of
tbe' first opportunity talk loud
his party, an even ohanoe with a
•B the oars aiid in other public places.
Republican. Now give us another
And tble year the majorities will be
picture of Mr. Andereon. It will be a
more handsome than ever and tbe
long time before he will be up for defeat
again.
note will be tbe largest eter cast In
Patoam County.
With more than nine-tenths of the We have seen only one bit of dirt
RepobUoans and over oae-half of the floatluK around in this campaign, and
Bewoerats opeoly in favor of Mr. Yale that's so low and mean we are inclined
«ar gpod oeigbbor Mr. Buuderlfn, to think Editor Zickler didn't look at
ef Caruel, ooald oot reoist tbeballnol- bis Towner's Station items last week,
•atl^o that it is his duty to enter the or perhape didn't know that several
rave as tbe leading candidate and I Brewster friends invited to attend tbe
to earry bis opposition to the I Baptist olam bake at Ludingtonville,
polla Will tbe Bepublican voters ;recently, were'unable to do so, but
•f ibat district endorae such apropos!- sent to tbe feast liberal contributions.
tioD. We supposed that kind of Tbe person intrusted wkb tbe delivery
dreaming was eidusively the noddle of tbe money to tbe ticket agent at
ivoduct of and died with Horace the bake, did so stating tbe names of
Oreeley.
contributors and added bis mite for
tlokela. That's thfaoontributioo which
Snaderila Bad Ike "Bee.*' Ur. Zifittier's Jealous correspondent
He is the last man you would tbink
vf to lead the discredited Bryan forces,
toot tbe STANDARD was right last week
m stating that be liad a haukerin' for
shamefully endeavors to twist into
tbe Job. Now that blit desire for glory
is fully eattiified by a nomination on
ttw Nichols-Rundall ticket, bla reason
tor "boltiug" tlie Bepublican oonveutioo
eix weeks a^o is perieoUy i^ln.
He wanted to stand out against the
BepoOUcan ticket in the most prowl*
aeot and aggretwlve way, be bas been
•ewarded wltb a nomination to a high
office, and bis cup Is full to overflow­
an act of bribery on the part of good
people, and an insult to tbe enteiprising
congregation and their friends wbo
Were twttt on having a merry time.
Perhaps some item of like Import will
creep into tbe Courier concernfog the
chicken-pie-supper given by Brewster
Baptists at tbe Bepublioan headqua •
tors Wednesday evening- Democrats
are desperato In clutching for argc*
luenta
Bis Democratic associates tried very
tiard to persuade ei-0ov. Jones of
Alabama to refuse tlie offer of tbe
federal Judgedilp, made by President
Boosevalt To their protestations.
Gov. Jones replied: "Tbe president is
ing. To \M sure be was tbe eleventh
ikiwrajui fiflb-eighth choice of Boss
Bfebola But eleventh hourseiectlous
tuaui tbe ranks of a party hitherto
Ai opposition are popular this year. a soldier and a gentleman. He luu)
BossCrofcersets the example by tak- teuder«d mean importaatoaoei,overjng
Sbepard. Putnam bas mor* or ^looking all partisan oooslderatlaua
less weakness for tbe ways of tbe It would IM indesent onder all tbe
'-tiger" and we have no doubt Buoder- circumstances for a Democratic appointee
of tbe president to turn out
BD is already figuring on bis pull wltb
Bbepard in dispenitinK Putnam oouoty Repobllcans and substltuto Democrats
patronage.
In their places. Nogentlemaa
Tlie New York politloal sharps have
already begun tbe old Kamu of bluff*
kig in their cluJms for the respective
would tbink of sueb a thing."
We should like to have a snap sbek nor (iibbs knows anything
about it Tbe oiily gtutuiue pointer, { It hi said that Theodore Roosevelt is
m/^ that is uot worth wry uuob, Is tbe only man boro lu a oity wbo bas
f^ff tJu* betting favors ituw. I become president of tbe United States.
PINAL BtBBION Of BIBHOI^
e BeM ta •eetaa la »
Sen irraaetece^ Oct 1&-Tbe triennial
ceaveaUon of tiie Bplaocpol'Ohvreb el
Anarica baa adjovtaed atee die. Tbi
next conventloa la to be held In Boatoe
la IMM.
The day was a busy one la both
beoaee, meat ot the time, b«««var, being
taken ap In tbe dlseoaaloa or«aeations
which wet* act decided ddallely.
It waa agreed to make Rcaeiale
and Oaba mlaalonary dlatrieta and ts
cteate tbe mleakmary diatrict of SaUaa
cat of tbe dlocaae of Kanaaa.
Tbe bonace tailed to conevr, bewever,
la tbe propoeed eettlng apart of a part
ot the dioceae of Bpringfleld. IIL, aa a
mlaaionary district. The election of tba
Rev. Cameron Mann aa mlaakmari
bishop ef North Dakota was coacarred
in by the house of bishops.
Both bouses agreed to the report ot
tbe committee
menta. bnt will leave the eecretaHea
to speak for thematfvee. It la aafe te
aay tbe mssaaga wlU be aopbatto 00
tba queatlon ot a atrong navy. ,
l»elm*Blea*a WIN.
New York, Oct 18.-Tbe wlU of tbi
late Chariee C. Delmonlco. tbe favoiH
reetaurateur, wbo died* la Ooletado*
haa been filed. It ta dated Marob 10,
Ifififi, and beqneatha all tbe piopeity
to Roaa Delmoalc^ an aoat) Jnesphlns
a Ddmonlco, tila alatar. and LoMnae
O. DelBwatea hIa brother. Tba wtdov,
Mra. Jaaane B. DelBwotca. la not sen*
ttooed to tbe wtU or in \nj oedieU.
Ibey weee otarried abont a year age,
long alter tbe will was iiawn.
Veaak aaO Jeweler *«• iioes.
Boeteo, Oct 18.-It le believed thi
trunk containing about fUkOOD wcetb
of jewehry- whtdi was abtpped traai
Providence for Boston Beyt M bf
Martin, Oopetand A Co. and which
eince tiaa been misatng la MMawbaie
in thla dty. ttcteotlvea at work m
tbe caae aay they are eatlafled that a
trank anawcHM the dsecripttoa ef tbi
mleslng one resched Boeteo froo)
ProvId«ice. tnd here all trace ot tl
haa been lost
•larl Baesell Iteleaeca. ^
London. Oct. 18.—Esrt Russell, wbc
In July last waa sentenced by a court
of tbe bouse of lords to three montbr
Imprisonment for bigamy, bas been released
from nollowny jail. Tbe application
of Countess Russell to make ab
solute her decree of divorce will be
beard Oct iS. In tbe event of tbe ap
plicatlou being granted. It Is anuouoced,
tbe earl and Mrs. Somcrville wlU U
married a few days later.
Kew Heaa ol HormoH Ckarsh.
Bait I^ke City. Oct. 18.-At tbe tegular
meeting of tbe apostles beld In tbs
tcraple here Joseph i**. Biaitb was chosen
president of tbe Cburcb of Jesus
Christ of letter Day Baiuts lu succes-
BIOU to tbe late I^reuEo Snow, wltb
John R. Winder and Authouy H. Lund
as bU flrst and secoud councilors.
Apostle Brigbam Youug was set apart
as tbe president of tbe quorum ol
twelve apostles.
The M»«ni aaa Their Morals.
In appearance tbe Uoors are a very
fine race. For many generstlons tbelr
mothers have been chosen tor tbelr
beauty. Au active life In tbe saddle
bas developed tbem physically and a
splendid appearance la tbe result. In
addition, tbcy bave manners of unequaled
suavity and pollsb, tbe result
of esriy years spent In the barem.
Tbey are so habituated to tbink well
of tbeniaelves as followers of tbe true
pi-opbet that an uneasy conscience
never troubles tbem.
A man may be an utter scoundrel
crtiel and licentious, and yet be regarded
as s saint if be is descended from
tbe prophet and caolorms to tbe outward
ceremonial of Islam. Bis brow
is frank and unclouded, bis smile is
even benevolent and yet it would be
impuaalble to deecribe tbe details of bis
life. Aucb are tlw Mooie—an biteresttog
tableau rivant of many a chapter
la tlw book of Judges, or Samuel or
the Kings.—Atrican Review.
leWeriw.
The captain of an ocean stesmer Is
often warned of tbe proximity of Icebergs
by tbe n^eo In ttw engine room.
When a stUp eaters water considerably
colder than that through which It bas
been going its |>ropeUer runs faster,
and as sucb water surrounds tbe vicinity
of icut>urgs for many miles tbe
engluiH'rs know wbeu tbe propeller's
action is greatly uccelvrated without
any iucri^aiw! of tbe steam power icebergs
may l>e expected. Of cuurse tbe
tbi-rmometer Is tbe most useful indicator
of icebergs.
tlo to B« Keoelre« at White Uomw.
Wttsblugtou. Oct. 18.—Tbe sei-retary
of tbe Jax^aueiu; legation called at tbs
White Uouse to arrauge for tbe reception
by tbe pxesldeut of Uarquls Ito,
wbo will arrive to Washington Satui^
HEIRS FilOi BMIDITS.
PioHiMui tUikeU Gets Lctttr
Prom lUn Stont'a Captort.
BftLtmiD AT DBAB OF BUR
Tkeaat ta Kill raartir If OMMeata
Ava DIsalaaea ta OaleMeta-Traepe,
aaain Aattva* Mar reeaa Patal Ita*
aalte.
Mew Torfe, Oct la—Thla moratBg*a
issne of The Joaraal prints tlie following
from Profeaeor Mary Haakell.
daughter of Dr. Henry C. Haakell ot
tbe Samakov mlaalon, dated Oct 17,
wbo Is devoting himeelf to efforts to
obtain the release ot Miaa Bllen Stone:
"Into my tremNlng hands at the
dsad of night a brigand 'delivered tbe
only communication received from Uies
Stone since ber deathlike captlrity.
**Uy father and tbe whde family had
long been alumliering when a bandit
bearing a letter knocked gently, decidedly,
repeatedly at my bedroom window.
Replying to tbe question, 'What
do you wantr the brigand handed a
letter through the half open window,
concealing his face and figure.
"I urged him tor Information. He
ehowed me an enormona revolver, aay-
Ing:
" 'It yon look in my face or make any
trouble. I will blow your t»rains upon
the opposite wall.'
**He then directed me to give the letter
immediately to Dr. Haskell, aaylag
It tbe contents shpuld be dlacloeed Co
any eicept those mentioned my father
aad his family woaM be put to death.
Again warning me not to look upon ttls
face under penalty of being shot the
well dressed bri^md cavalierly bade
*'The letter was addressed to my father.
Dpon tbe envetope were Oe
words, *To be delivered at once,'
Tear aiataaa le moiMted
during tbe uegotlatlous Miss
Stone's life aill be seriously endangered.
Dr. TalMaca OScrs #1.000.
WasblngtOD, Oct. m.-Tbe Rev. T.
De Witt Talmage, wbo bas offered to
be one of fifty men to contribute $1,000
each to tbe Stone rausum fund, says:
"1 read tbe statement from tbe Rev.
Charles Creegau, sei-retary of tbe
board of mlssloits, tbst $50,000 waa
necessary to complete tbe fund to ransom
tbst brave woman In a foreign
land. I ImmedlHtely telegraphed, to
Dr. Creegan that I desired to be one
of fifty meu to contribute $1,000 to
make up tbe sum necessary to obtain
her rescue. I feel that we should
uialte every effort to save ber from tlie
hands of ber captors, snd. although
Mrs. Talmage and I last week contributed
to tbe general ransom fund
through Tbe Christian lierald, I cheerfully
contribute an additional $1,000."
»rltl«h aavr Jack Tar« Hatlsr-
Berehsven. Ireland. Oct. 18.—Tbe gtm
•IgbU and other fittings of the British
first class bsttlMhlp Magnificent flag-
•ttlp of Reer Admiral 81r WUUam Acland,
tiave lieen cast into tbe sea by
members of the crew In order to bring
about the rigbtlug of grievances wUch
tbe crew complalo of.
Kecara Krakea at He* eyrlass.
WusblugtoD, Oct. 18.—TUe annual report
of Suiterluteudeut Klsele of tbs
Hot liprlugs rusi-rvstlou lu Arkansas
wnuouuces tbut tbe patrouage during
the past fiscal year exce«Kled all previous
records, the total nuuiU'r of visitors
being estbiuttttd at &5,U00.
WoodruflT's Mailborough and
Boston-Yoke Overcoats
have eanght tbe pablle feney tor fair. Tbey arosptendldlr fltMng aad
hanging gamenta and oome In a variety of fashionable flabriea-plala
and berringtmne frieses, olive neltons. nncas taeket weavast VenetbUMy
Manoheeter ehevtote, Homespnna and Badersfleld beavy-wetgbt worateda,
ete. etc., •» to tai
WoodralTa 'Hoblle Overooata
are looss-fittlar, stjllsh overooats.
^utacuiketo UM wtsrsr snd be-
Woodrntre Wamboa
in grsosftit nnasots, tfens-qaanera
lew^iuut-tlMI^ sA, polatea livrts
Rsfuiai Ion eat ooata as low ss tt.
AS asoal our lUM oC overooats la emueitly
sspsilor.
Btandard-Made Baits,
tas tpst in tbe wocliL Orow idsoit
tibtflrtau, Mn-stftpe wofSteds, sootob
twesdi, ttmr camtnrres, Veeeuus,
ihiseta, wMe-waiB sems, nallDKbed
- wonteds, and Oxfom nttxcnrM. Boim
colon, BHMlrBt nurhtnaa, reHned
msdn. HUitsrr, eeim-v^ltaiT sad
settled stylea-n to as.
Neit to Post Ofllee Brewster.
• • • » B B B
Agent for
Standard
Pattema
E. STOITE,
••• Kata flttaal, Dnnbarr.
Boetonetta Bain Ooata
biwUitM-welabta Water praet eat
ta no wan dtiereat ta SBoemaee
tnsn aa oramary overaoat. For M -
crai aii-rsend wesr tbiT nwet sirreqnireBMBts-CM
to K.
ZtoveltteatnBhtrta.
new antvalB ta Isacr dress •fairts.
MtaUy tas .••v^lMempM Heated
btaora, MnA sad dnsay effeot, tt.
•Town Tair* the oetebwM flity seat
boson skirts saf tbe tan Rsntisttans,
11.80.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
A SPECIALTY.
Oppb Olty Hall, Danboir.
Agent for
Oentemert
eiovea.
Ladies' Underwear.
at ase^^"** """^ ""*** "*** ""^ **"**'' ****** '"*"' qnallty, trimmed nieety,
.« AP **^^ AD" qaalltf veets and pants, Aeeee Hoed, ribbed, made well, at
OOandTSeeaeb.
Ladlee' anion mlta, ribbed, fleece lined, all stses, at 60c, 75c, •!, l.M, 1.TX
Misses and Children's
Underwear.
^. several dlirerentatylea at We eaeb. Good heavy garmenta.
Infont's Underwear.
Bbirta, hntton all way down tbe front and half way ribbed, flaaee Uned:
aUea 1.«, 8, at Wc, 8*0, BOe and 75e.
Gents' Underwear.
One oaee of regular 60e gooda, fleece lined and extra heavy, all slua ii
sale price, 88c each.
Oar SOo sblris and drawers are extra tlpa
ItppriRODed and otberwlse perseonto
tbie relatives of Douceycd Catertna HoneyBefnnded
Tsllkar
on all Unaatltfaetory
Parch
E. STONE,
••• Kabs Btaaat. Dnabnsy.
FnllFreedbai
of Bxehange willingly
granted.
We are all ready for eustomera in
UNDERWEAR.
Men's Boys'. Ladies' and Children's Fall and
Winter Garments,
Cut from 50c. to 25c.
Also a fine line of
SHOES A.NT>
RUBBERS,
We ai'ealso making a specialty of best quality
FRUIT JARS. AU up to date articles
in the gi*ocery line.
STARR QA NUN,
FoBter Block, BREWSTER, N. Y.
COAL.
GEO. W. HALL
Olree noUoe to bis friends and patrona that be bas
Reduced the Price of his Coal,
Commencing on June 3d»
UU prices will be as follows, at bis Coal Bins, wltb asaal ohargsa added for
Pittston and all Fi-ee Burning
Coal, all sizes, except Pea,
Old Company's Lehigh and
Hai'd White Ash, all sizes^
Columbui. O., Oct 18.—Cresceus
wuut u£alu(ii time at the lucul driving
purk j'ftft^rcUiy afternoou to beat his
»wn record of 2M£^ aud failud. The
best he could do was tbe tniW la 2:00)^ oertai&ly be advaiwed in a verf short tune,
delivery, vis: \
$6.00
$6.25
And be advisee all to take advantage of tiie low prioeS| as prioee wiU

THa STHHDJlflD.
BBVlirnniB. OOTOBBR 18, 1901.
HAPfCNINQS
Reglitar «o>«Mrfow.
"School t«we are oe«ln» ID elowlf.
t Thepra«mtpopalatkteof Blaiiillnii
firleoB la 1,90.
Hnu Qeorve F. Bloat la'Mrlooely
111 at her ho«e In thli TlHaw^
The Borden*! Company k bnlMlnff
een mysterious throughout even the place
unsatisfied appetite. A. Vail Smith
he has not—sent money In the mail each district
so plentiful in this section. Bare sport of the event being unknown to tbe
NeUca.
surprised the fellow trying to force an
which was lost—will take the paper
A. Stanley Hetcalf. the trans-continental
wallier, was in Ogden, Ut^, tornlng on of the electric lights at an
entrance into bis resldenoe. The
is promised wtien the season opens oompany until their arrival. Among MoUoe la hereby given ibat tbe warrant nw
tbe ooUMtlou of Uxea la Sobool DlsUlot Ha 8.
•and not pay for It on tbe ground that
Nov. 1.
those present were some from Pawling,
Sherman and Patterson, about taxes will be reoelved during tbe next tamt
tova of BoiUbeaat. iua bees issued and ttat tbe
he never subscribed for It—or move
on October 7tli. Hetcalf psttH Inopportune moment scared the Ward Vores, of this place, has gone
weefca Cram tbe dale of tbls noUoe. by itia
off and leave it coming to tbe effloe
forty in numtwr.
ooUaotor, at ber resldenoe on tlw Onwby tamplke.
Has. caTESBUis A. HxAS, Coliecmr.
through Brewster, lost February, Intruder away. At tbe home of to New Yoric, wbene he has secured a
he left Thousands of alleged Chris-
Thomas Carroll be was l>alked by a poaltlon with the Metropolitan Street
Dated Brewstei. October S, UOL
tioDS are dishonest In this particular
at least, and the printer's book tells
fearful tales at the final Judgment"
Nelson Brothers' striogof good ones
ky have been broken by the^e of
**Carm«oeita" to a Uount Vemoo
fancier at the White Plains fair, bat
her stable mate, "John D.," can be
depended apoo to take eore een reuiorkable, ospturlog
first moxiey or place in nearly
race In which be started. A 8:10
lot in training shows that be
is yet far from bis limit at 8:19}. made
BMmthly meeting
next Toeeday evantng, tba tM.
Bev. H. M. Fogle«mg«r, of Mnoaton,
will preaeh in tha Mllltown
ebaiMl Banday aroBhig, Oetober lOtb.
A regular tkm of OrotoB
Chapter, Na fiOl, % A. U.. wilt be
b*ld at MaMmta Ball next Monday
evaiUng.
^
Mbomlng drapery may now be
properiy taken down, tha thirty day
period foltowlng tha death of Prerideat
MeKlnler haitng expired.
Ber. Mr. Fogleaongtr. will preaeh In
the old Sontbeaet Preabytarlan Aar^
atDoaneabnrg Band%y momtag^ and
at Mllltown Chapel In tha evening.
Servloes at 11 a. m and V p^ m.
Bdna Maripiret Lewk, two-months
old daughter of Mr. and Mm. Charles
Lewis, died at tbe home of Ite parents
TbaOMUaa BooMf wffiMoalwIth
IIIN Tala, ttoBdar. OMobar fiUlglt
o dock* ' • •
Tbe Lent famlty art InrtalM tai
tbatr New Tovfc iMMia for tha Winter,
takan tlito waak.
The Fairview Honfe, nearKatooah,
lias been leased by James O. VanBooy
of this viliaKe. Immediate possemlon In Sootheast on Friday last Interment
was at Carmel Saturday after­
The reguUr monthly meeting of the
•lias been taken.
noon.
J Womans Christian Tamperanee Union
The third degree, or Degree of
will be held at the house of Mra
Troth, will be exemplified at a regnlar Petition has been drawb and signed
•meeting of Brewster Lodge, Na 457, for tbe establishment of a new rural
^ 1. O. O. F., next Honttay evenliig. free delivery route, starting from the
Brewster ottee. Tbe propoaed roate
will service the Dlngla Bidge and
North Balem distrieto.
James Barrett, manager of tbe
Drew farm, was mn Into by a milk
team, last Batnrday evening, oqtbe
old tamplke. ISarrett, who was on
his way to the vilkMCa^ was thrown
from bis wagon ud eostatned a
f raetnre of two rifaa.
Mtae Btta May Bkmt, of Donbary,
daagfater of Leonard B. Bloat, of this
vUlage, and WUliam A. Jooei, of Danbury,
were married by the Bar. B. F.
White, D. D., at tbe M. B. parsonage
in this village, on Wedbeaday evening
of last week, Oetober Mb.
The weather man Is kindly dleposed
toward tbe Danbnry Agrienlturol
Boeletyf Tbe gates bad hardly
closed on the aihlMtten of 1901 after
a,week of perfect weather when a
heavy asid long eontlnaed rainstorm
swept over this aeetlon. Tba delage
lasted nearly fwty-flght hoars.
en route from Boston, Mass., to Son
Francisco. The trip Is being mode
on a wager, and he is to be In San
Franoisoo on TbonkiMCiving day. Metoalf
has found • that living off tbe
eountry Is a hard gome. By the terms
of the agreement tbe Journey was to
be made on foot, without the expenditure
ctf money for provisioas or other
parpoeea When be left Boston be
tipped tbe scales at 810 pounds. His
weight at tbte stage of the trip is 148
poonds, the decrease in avolrdnpois
being not so much due to the exeroite
of walking as to tbe uncertainty in
B. H. Barry, loeal onpetlateBdent of
tbe^PradenMal Innranee Company,
has moved Into the Lent eottege on
Bast Btaneh Aavenae.
Barber, near Tilly Fonter, Oetober
Md. All eoidlally invited.
Aserleaof foor entertelbments and
leetares has been arranged to be
given In Union Hall, North Balem,
the first of which will be a eonoert by
tbe quartet and organist cif the Seeond
Collegiate ehnreh, to take plaee Tuesday
evening, Oetober Wtb.
Wilson Crane, Friday afternoon,
October 95th, at tdIO o'clock. Subject:
••Bnnday School Work.'* A eordlal
Invltetion Is extended.
Twelve tboasand people were
handled by tbe HIgbhwd Division at
MM Danbory Fairgrounds on Tbnrtday
of last week without a sigle mishaps
A clean record for the week,
noreaemblane^of an aeeldent. Is a tritMts
to thtf exeellenee ot the railroad
management In handling tbe heavHjrj
loaded exenrslon tr^na.
Over two hundred peopte visited tbe
BepnbHoan beadqnartera In tbe
Fowler Block Wednaeday evening and
oame away satisfied, having been
served with ehleken pie, wAd meats,
caUds, pork and beans, pie, eake,
coffee and other aeccasoriea of feast
prepared by the ladles of tbe Baptist
Church. It was a harvest

It •-•;•,; -jjwK a •• i>
t^-^jfTHMW or TNI dmm
TNAfT
4^ Vi.lMkVft fiOaUD TMt •OIKIfTim
•• fW'Oljlf n« otkw
.rfft:
••••••t Mvm
ocean
than a
Ihecs hn9 beta valnlr tryttw
oritht and cmnaa :ri«dg«r MoatUty.
T* We«e la tk* Kftefeoa.
Too many bonsawlvea neglect to provide
tbemsdves wltb aleeres which
can be quickly slipped over tbe' dress
sleerea when ao emergency calls tbem
to tbe kitchen. White cambric Is tbe
beat for these, and tbe fuU kind, gathered
at the top and bottom over a rubber
cord. Is generally moat satisfactory.'
The best mpfopfcr oecaslmial use,to
the kitchen Is made of straigbt lengtba
of gfngham sewed together to. a plecto
wide cnon^ to eaaify envrtop the flgore.
The bottom and 'sides are bemned.
Openings are cot at the top for tbe
arms, the'two aides being conoeipted
over: the shoulder by a double blak
band. Tbe neck.'both back and front.
Is straight and la gathered toto a fading.
Tbe dlstenof between tbe openlaigs
for the arms sboidd be determined by
ibe width required at tbe foot of the
skirt Three or.'four buttons and buttonholes
«doae the back. The b«iuty of
these apnms Is that while tbey are
quickly made they protect the gown at
tbe back as well as at the front and
prevent tbe waist from being spattered
while beattog eggs, batter, cream and
the like.
PbctMreaab Wwmmmu,
The latest photograph frame Is novel
as well as pretty. It hi In the form of
a tiny screen In two sections.
The
specimens now oa view are but three
or four inches high. They are mounted
In tbe regulation screen fashion,
and the frames are of mahogany or'
forest green oak.
Only a small portrait
can be Inserted, but these screen
frames are a pleastog contraat to the
glittering gilt and sUver pboto holders
that we have always with us.
Th« Po«»lblUtlM of north
WIBSOWB.
Pew people appreciate the possibilities
of sunless northern windows where
"flowers will not bloom." When given
"claBslcol" treatment with such beautiful
leaved planU as palms, ferns,
dragon trees, crotons. ivies and arancarias,
which require no direct sunlight,
they may be made as attractive
as any windows to tbe bouse.—Ladles'
Home JournaL
As f
Crtelwt.
It Is practically assured that aa English
cricket team wiU vlalt tha Cmted
States next season.
That lb a game to which we Joyously
concede supremacy to tbe British. We
cannot play the conttouous game of
cricket with our English cousins, and
we rejoice that aoch Is the casr.
\ 0 SOLVENT
For IndigeBiiou, Cozmiipation. Impure
Bl
Aea BoblDBon, otiiot clerk
Jobn Donovan.Jr. ballutclerk..
AngnstUB Cole, Bpeclal omoer....
lieed F. BavUano, pbyalolan....
AUn aod MolioerauppUea.
. _
Jita. K Smith, undertaker 15 00
J. L.irisbaBon;BtorebiU u i7
0. W. Stoat, supplies 197W
Wm. Cmlben, watcfalna quaraniloe
77.
OUbcrt W. Jobn, bigway commtsaloDer
7....„..„.
W.aTaylor,
9S7S
18 00
600
600
600
400
57B
861
98 79
IBOO
600
6 00*
6 00
400
675
8 66
IBOO
16 17'
197 87
M66
StOIK
J. F. Hyatt, ina of election 69100
Isalab iim.i]ley, ofll«-r elwUoo..
Bdward Belyea, ballot clerk ....
U. C. WUatui. poU clerk
Hoiyan Head, luapeotor election
B.U.Beni)ttu poll clerk
J. B. Oatxander, map of eleouon
Geo. B. Corowiill. bou clerk....
W. A. Head, poU aerk
Colman B Barnttt, l&ap election
Bernard Ualone, ballot clerk....
C. a wtzon,Inap of elecUuQ ....
W- F Jewell, Inap of elecUon....
Geo. B. Oaoony, hup ot tdecUoo
Wm J. Blabup. btOlut clerk
CyruB a Toupklca, poll clerk....
hboa Hotobkua. inap of eleotlou
W. J. Oorbln, Com'r of Blcbwaj-e
aai'dloB.S Palmer
Bdward Beuuetl, Ocm ol Hbcb'ys
Fred WUllama. constable........
albert JUoat^ aaaeaaor 81 00
J.B.Bh)bola,oom. of appraJaal.
Boo
600
6 00
000
86 00
6 00
16 00
600
600
81 00
600
80 00
81 00
16 00
600
600
ISUO
99 UO
6100
846
66 57
600
60 OO
900
85 00
88 00
LH.BUike,piiiittr'abar.
Walaon BoUnaon. oom appralial
Cluton Byder, lf«al aerviota..,.
WtulaKaon Law Book Co., burial
permlta, S 65
B. a Watson, oom of burbwaya. 19I oo
H. H. Baxen, deputy aberUf 75 85
J. W, Haabu. acGnff BberUr 80195
B. a Palmer, Juatloe 866 75
laaiab bmalley, otBoer 490
i. D. Byati. oom'r of blgbwaya.. 104 00
W. H: B. Bloat, aaaeaaur
6.0. coriuab. prvp tor election..
Petu- B. Burrel, overaeer ut poor
Mlobael Nolan, {Kdl clerk
18 uo
Dr. J. Hunty, room rent so 00
u. P. Bojt. ntiiiautibUca
N. T. VaiiBurauu, viuiJ autltnlcs
H^il Whnvn. vltiilsuaiauui....
B. B. Brady, depuiy aborUf
6 85
16 00
600
80 00
600
16 00
64 50
BO
!5
50
7»
U. B. Briidy. dbputy uUttflff 6 00
28 00
64 00
945
64 00
800
85 57
600
50 00
965
184 00
n B5
604 95
860 75
4 10
101 00
900
95 00
at 00
19 00
SOW
800
17 00
6U0
4 03
80 60
e w
IBOO
6»
16 00
6 00
80 DO
D 00
16 00
64 50
46 00
19 00
198 00
71 W
66 00
46 00
90 00
50
7t
50
765
400
400 460
60 00 60 00
e o.B^n«4d.aaBessoa 44 00 44 00
kvtd Baldwin, aaaeasor 50 81 50 81
"B. BUpbena, aoppiiea 9 as s ss
O. B. Judd.BUppllea. 8 00 9 00
David Kent, Board of Beallb.... 14 00 14 00.
Guati. Larson, watcblng quamnihie
80 00 80 00
ClauaA.Hollne, towa ctartt..... JOB 40 108 40
Dr. W N- Boyoion, pbyfiolan... 77 SO 95 00-
Dr. T. P. BlAsalL iKysUan... 197 6B 167 66
WUUamaoD Lawflo^oo., books 6 SO 8 eo
Jobn"nitbers,rent....; 54 50 54 50
c%aa.W.Ptfnni, truant (daoer.. 5000
BOOD>
Wm H Peck, juatioe 900 900"
Berttf-rt Wmabip, bigbwaaroommlaaloner
40D 40a
FlattB. Parker, Justice 96 00 98 00
Obaa B. Peck, blgbway 00mmlaatoner
400 4 00
AklnBroa^suppUea 1661 18 81
TtaomasCrutberB,oonBtabte 9 40 9 40
nuima8Crutbaia,oon8Ubie 8 40 940
Frank Wbiiebead, Inspector 18 00 1600
Lewis T.BBynea,]naaoe 80 96 66 85
Jacob fMabl, rent 8000 8OOO
Geo. B Jenninga, supplies 6 60 8 69-
JumesB Towner, jusUoe. 10 00 10 00
J. B. Bclmeck, pocr bin 8B« 80 06
» « - ..« 61.801 96 1,948 78.
For Boada aod firidgea 9,500 oo
68,748 78.
We do hereby certify Uiattbe above 1B oorrect.
BsMBv Maats. Supervlaor,
C. A. H0UNB,TownCl«1[,
Lswia T. BavMSS, JuaOoe.
I do bereby oeruiy tbat tbe f oresolnff 18 a^
true copy ol Uie onstnal and tbe wboTe tbereof.
C. A. HoUMk,
Tcwn Clerk.
4 Per Cent,
Not Enough,
The New York Bulldlng-Loan Banklog
Company ofers ss a permaneot
investment, iu Fully Paid Ca&b Oivldcni
Sbarea, lo oeaonlnations of
Stoa, >5oo and tt,ooo, witb dividend
coupona piyabla semi-annually, at
BIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
Protected by trust deeds and mortgatesooNew
York City real eaute,
the safest security hi the world.
Coupons collected tnrougb any bank.
„ Certiflcatas convertible Utto cash
alter one year, on reasonable notice.
Send (or particulars.
ILY.BulldiailMiiBiiiidflcCo.,
111 Flfth^va., Naw York.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Diaesto wh&t you eat*
ItartificiallydlgesU the food aod aidt*
Natuia in aiieogbbeoicig aod rocoa*
BtruoUog tba exoaiutaadlgeBUva or*
gaoB. ItlBthglat«Btdisoovered
aalaodtooia
Ko other prapaiatloo
ItllK
can*
cu asnioach It In Bffidaacy. '.
Biaotv reUavcBaod penaaneatJir
68.198 64 a£j76 64
BaaOLvan, Tbat tiiere be levied and nasi Minil
upon tbe taxable property uf tbe Town of
cwmul, Ute HUtn ul ti,in
54 tbe amount of tbe
Towx> Abatraut, also Ute aum of 68,000.60 fur
working tbe bl^cbways of tbe town under tbe
money ayaum.
BaaaiMui CLAUM^ Bupervibor.
Jijasa A. y"^"!m,
iWuxiaVO. MlBAB,
B aPAUUS,
i. T. jHraaafiw
Justioes (tf the Peaoe.
Dated thli sist oai of MOT . isoo.
a. 0. OQAMUB. Tovit Clerk.
aU otiiar leBUlu of imperfect dlgestlOD.
amall slae. j55ofcauffS5MGn553aa3!i6dfrw
PrsaorBtfayC COsliriTTaco..Chi6e0»'
The 1 hingjn Lady's Qloves.
Sadd • aewo, tbe muuUab iclove lor ladluo.
Tbeyuie it I U you baven't bad a pair, you aie
alow: uid u you fall to order one now. you ai«
not In It
Piiue prepaid 61 50. W« make aU
styles and abadea u lady's, men's and cblldrec'a
glofea to order and at piloes within the reaob
ol all. Write us for tbe aiEency lor your c4ly.
town or oouotjr. Good pay tntaranteod by Tax
Out BaiJijra tiLorawtriuji Gutra Wu
(iaovt»vuie.». y.

grf^gy^wwTi^ ttx&w;
' *V« Mia hit blrtbHgbt anto Jacob.
Tben Jacob tare Eaan bread and pottafe
ot IcntilB.**
It waa bav« ttwn U t^ (luiy
u-,
Wblflti DO linhilBBM IxQpaiub
'if
Vttb lU f«t vxl lor luravcr,
Attw «MB4W HP Vitf* iUlo.
-«U«UaBMlA
^
A gfclabniidlav tskaal*
"Aeeordtog to advices from Kid, tba
ne* high school them (Or tha tmditog
o( Bhipbnlldtog and coastractloD of
machtosry wlU ba opansd to IMS,"
writes tha Berlto eorraopoodcnl o( tbe
LondsB Bxpreoi.
**Tha school wUt be
wholly to tha handa o( tha state, but
the eoal will only to part ba bomo by
tbe Btota, tha town o( KM contribottog
f8,00a
Them wlU be one dspartmsat
0sr tha Uamtng o( shipbuilding,
each eooma tasting osa year, and aaotbsr
dspartmsnt (or machtiiary, tha
eonrm o( toatniettoo being divided Into
(our quartern at tha year, dasam batog
bdd to tba avenlnga and on Bnadaya
(or shlpwiighta, locksmiths and
amtths.
Ths Krapp Oarmanto wharf
haa already promised aa much as £250
annually (or the next ten yearn toward
the expense."
8och Is the name of tbe new diseaae
which The Free Lance dedarea haa
been added to the medical repertory
thnnj^ the "hurry acurry" of the age
and the boundtog propensity of the
yotug and active woman. The canoe
la this: A bus appean to sight The
modem glri makes a leap on to the
lower atep.
When to midair, the conductor
gripa her hard midway between
the abonlder blade and the bleeps. The
grip or clasp Is foUowed by braises
and contusions. Ths arm, affected by
anoeesdm grips, geto tender and sometimes
swollsn.
Medical aid Is called
In. with mom or less effect
This Is
ths new dlaorder known as eondnctor's
cla8p.--LondoD Globe.
rslvat* SakMldl's fhMUa* iMra.
A letter to ths Bostcm Tranaeript says
that Private Bchmldt of Company D.
Fonrtaenth United Stotes Infantry,
now camped at the rifle range near
Mount Clemens, Mich., made a scorn
at shooting at fiOO yards that broke tbe
record of the whole army. Ths torget
was a dummy man.
Nineteen out of
20 of his ahoto took effect any of which
ould have caused toatant death to a
living man, while the twentieto shot
would have inflicted a serious or fatal
wound-
Bchmldf s achievement to said
to be not only unpamllalsd to Cnlled
Btotes army rlfls shooting records, but
also without preoedent to slmUar practka
anywbem to tha world.
Wolfe's MMSUiMt H««toet««.
It Is sad." writes a Quebec correapondent
of ths London Post *^o see
the stote ot Wolfe's monument today.
Bank graas grows high toslde the
rusty and worn Iron milinga. The column
to cmdted and If nothing he done
must soon perish. The monument a
simple column,
with a helmst and
sword on ths top, and Ito Insctiptton,
'WoUs Died Bsn. Victorious, IS Sept.
17S0,' to aobUms to Ito dmplidty. Ths
prsasDt aordld autreondlngs of the
aooDS ot tba hssa^s death cannot be
balpod. but auraly tha mntinment Itaalf
OB tha apot on whl^ ha dlad abould
net ba toft nncamd for."
•Vlag 91 tkm lAsa.**
Ths
North Dafcoto fanner to the
Iclog of the land, the happlsst man on
earth today,** aaid Budd Bivca.
"Bam to hto dtoatloa to a notshdl:
State filling op with peopto ao that he
to no longer lonesome; value of bti land
doubltog every two years; big crops;
good prices for all bis products; mort^
gages betog paid off rapidly;
when
loans have to t>e made, be can get all
the money he wants at 6 per cent; he
has the flneat cUmate to the world, the
best ktod of people to live with—to
tact everytbtog to coming the way of
tbe North Dakoto farmer."—MtoneapaUsTrtouns.
.
mm
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signatnre
of
\iC-
In
Use
For Over
tlhirtjt Years
CASTOIIU
BaataadMaat
BiaDemlfairallas
OrawB* Jic.
Tha OmatiftSwmMrWi Ca,t
ro.aH*ibrsjrois2rrr8N»rT«>k.
P mUnTAKT TO AN OBOBR OF BON. WIL-
Uam Wooo, SoiTonte of tne County of Put.
tuun. Booos li berebyglvsB to all persoDs bavuur
cUUns wftUiBt tM estate of Wllltun O. Fo^luS
Ute of to0 towD of PhUtpstowo, in ssld county,
deoessed, topresent tbe same wltii tlte voDoben
theroocto the DOdendgDMl, tbe easoartkiai of
the last WlU SKI tflstameat of tbe uld deoesaed
St thair reaMeaoe m tbe vnius 01 cold
! u tbe ooonty aforesaid onorGetore tbe
,otJaDuary,iHB.
Ann a. Pocum, 1 wnmitttmi.
t J. PasMBW BoofaAaa,
Attoraey lor gasea'iloai,
Oold8prlB8.N.T.
ArAmorNarretft. ..
OmoB or vaa aioa>r*BY c^/nn,.. ,
•T6|Mai«o* «* county «?Su.'i5? "".^tiir:
^6iat--NcATOR » BaaasT Oivni, tbau at tba
Qeneral Bieouon to be held in tbis state oa lb*
TtKsSu sucoeeding tbe flm aouday ofjlwearber
Mxt (NoreMtfer SUi). thf following olDcers
may be uwnuiyvot wlir
ooDnrv AND msmor orvicaaB iu6 m m..
. „ . SLScim ntasAiD OOOMTT i
AHembetpi Anembiy.
7\i T&
A ooofity^aitoe, IB tbe piioeorwnilral Wflbd.'^
A,pormt«-«niUMiAaoeotBdsoocua. -—•
.jyi*^2flS_"" « « **" €Epu«oa«a _
list our oCDwember next fr,-!T-. .
At tbe BAid^Oeseni EiecuoD there U'toba -
sabDtitMd To tbe nopie tor tbe purpose of vot- .
lofftbereoB, tbe faflowtng uneodmenVto sAitIM
MAieBn ot Mttoi« tnree ot tbe ooasUtotioa, relOtBRto
exeaipUons ot ml sad pnra6aal
propMty from uuutton t
,'
I la,. Tbe legiiUtura shall not pus a prlvato
or local blU Id say ot tbs followiDfoiMsr
Cbanglsff tne osmes of petMna
Lavlr g oat, opeilbr, altering, working or BBGULiTIONS OF THB
Board Of Bealtooi Che Town vi Soatbeaat.
la tne County of Pntoam and state ot New Torfc.
The Board of Bealtb ot tbe Town of Soutoeast
E orsnanttotheprovlaionBofCbMiter sn> ot the
iws of U8B, does berebr make (be loUowlns
Orders and Begnlatlons lor the preeervaUona
life and health, and the auooeeatm operation ol
OhapterSTOofUieLawaol 1666, in the Townof
soutbeait,towitt
wArraun>au>ra.
L AU waste materua and aiops, from bouses,
aball be cooTrared to oees-pools and deodorlied,
or oonveyed at least stictr leet from any dwelUna
hODoe to toeTown of Soutoeast.
raiTiaa,
U. AU privy sinks In tbe Town of souttaeaM
and within nicir feet of any dwelUog bouae, abaU
be deodortied and dimn wwted, and kept free from
(dfenslveodua.
Ul. AU pilTy Blofca wltliln late limits of tbe
Brewster Fira District in ibe Town of Soulbeast,
and within fifty feet of any dwelling bouse, Bball
be dearad out and disinfected at uaat oooe in
each year.
OABSIOS.
IV< AU refuse aoauer ana decompoalng sub*
Btaooe within one hundred feet of any dwelling
house in the town of BouLbeaBt stuJl tw effectually
dlslnleoted or removed.
V. No deoompoHlng material, bouse alope
garttage, or putreacrttue aubstaaoe, detrimental
to puoUo bealtb, sbaU be dumped or plaoed In
ao/of tbe streets or blgbways m tbe Town of
Soutbeast,'or la any vaicant lot wltbto tbe Umlti
or Ukc Brewater Fire Dlstrlot Is said town.
ooHTAOiona ousissa
VI. TbereshaU be no publlo or oburcb funeral
servloeB for any person who abaU have died ol
amaU-poz, dli^lbala, acarlet fever, or Asiatic
cholera, held in UM Town of Boutbeaat. And U
sbaU'be toe duty of bouaeboldtrs and aU personi
oonoeraed wbeie deatii BbaU baveooouiredtnun
a oootagiouBOTpeMlleotal disease, and they arc
hereby reauljcediu prevent anaaaembllngUtbe
anartmetus or housea where auob dlioMoe are
or BbaU have been, of su peraons liable tobecome
Inleotod Uiereby.
V|L Any boua^utlder in wboae dwelling Is
tbe Town or Bo Dtheaat there aball ooour a caae ol
cholera, yeUow fevrr, ivpbua fever, or tvphoU
terer, aoatlet fever, dlphiberia, or amaU-poz,
^udL and la berebv reqiured to immediately inform
the Board of Bealto of the aald Town ol
tbe same, and until InatruoUoos are reoelved
from tbe board. sbaU not permli any '^'"M^ing
or outer property tiiat may have been exposM
to lofeouon to be removed hrom the aald bouae.
MorabaUanyoooupantot such dwelling change
blaresldeaoe elsewhere without iheoonssntof
said Board oif HoaW* during the prevatenoe of
any pubUe danger from saudisease- Any parson
Sok wub amaU-pos. oboifra, typhus. (hibaU
or scarlet lever, ^^huitthb, « otoer tieeass
dangerous to pouie bealto sbaU Cortowicb reptrtlbe
aame to fhe Board of BeaUhofsald
(owiuaadltsbaUbethedatyof pfayalidaBB and
aMMHiants to avoid espomre to lbs pubUo of
any garmeat or oim^rlffr about tbslr own per>
aons chat may have tieeoiateotad by esposars to
P DBBDANT TO AN OBDEB OF TBI BON.
William wood, surrogate of tbe oouoty of
Putnam, notloe la hereby given to aU peraoDB
having lualma agalnat Sarau A. Barrett, late ot
the town of BoutbeaaU Putnam Uounty. New
Torfc. deoeaaed. to present tbe same with tbe
vouobera tberaot totoe undersigned Administrator,
at hla pUoe of tranaacting buBlneaa at tbe
office of F. a Bamum, Brewat^, N. T.. on or
before tbe ad day or November, lOOi.
Bated. Apiliao, uoi
Lswu Bsan, Administrator.
F. 8. BABMDK,
Attorney for admlolatrator,
Brewater, N. T.
any socb disease-
VI-L Mo
BwraoBorartlole UaUe topnpogatt
1 inr mna (ffanaif shall Irr lrr~nr1'T wlihla tbe
U iUis of the Tows of Bootbeaat Mtboot a apeolil
penau sad dliaoaons of ths aaW Board «f
Healto therefor: and whenever It SbaU ooaia to
tbe knowledge tf any peraoB that snob peiaoB or
4j^{i}^ !!•• bten trougnt w**Alp trhrCm'ts for Uit
next OeuertU ElooUon to be bwd uu Tuuaduy,
VovemUir 6, UU:
to Dlstrlot No. 1, at tiie TUWQ Uall, Urtiwiaer.
Zs DUtrjot No. S, at Oie Eturliie Uuubc, hrew-
OsBsus Bwa. sunarviKw
OawasA.PBfli.Townckifc.
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P DBStJANT TO AN OBDEB OF TBE BOM.
WUUam Wood, Surrogate of the County oC
Putnam, notice la hereby given "wyiung toiav
to aU persons having "i^itw afiinal ths hsvt
Wakwaan. late of tbelown of Peterson, Pataaaa
County. New Torfc. deoeasWI. to present tha
same, with the vouchers thereof to the uirfsr^
signed Administrator of the gooda, chattels aa*
credits of said deoeaaed. at bu place of iraosaeiing
bualiieea at tbe office of Abram J. Miller to
tbe vlUage oi Brewater. Putoam county. New
Torfc, on or before the utUi day of October. UBI.
DatedAprUa,l«>l.
WuxuM A. WAKBHAII, Admlplstratar
Aaaaa J' Minaa,
Attorney for Admintstrator,
Brewster, N. T.
UTMAM OOtTBTT OOtTBT.—PUTSUaai to
. I hereby order and swotot a__
_ of ths County court of the «0BBtjr tt
PtttaaanaadStateciKew Torfc lor tbe titol ct
iBBiMisnilBWiiiilfsri aiirtlwsnTifandrtrtsisMi
litg n* *lf jwUBBUANT TO AN OUDEE OF TBE BON
J. wuilaui Wood, surrogttle ol the County ol
Puuuun. uuU(^ lb htralu- ifivea to lOl tiersaas
buvuig claims uguluat Ouanua E. Carrier, late el
the town or SouUiuwit, Putnam County, New
Tork deouaaud. to prtstmi tbe same idui ths
vuuabam Uieioof totoe imdurslgued AduUnlWratrtx.
at her place of traiiaaotUur bualneaa at tha
.(TJ - - -• -
JSTQl
Uat«a,June&.ulu.
offioeof F
before tbe axh da
Bamum. Brewster. N. T.. on
r m Movfanbtr, luta.
KiTsaaiws M. Cijuuaa. AdmiBiauaBtt
F. S. BAMiDa.
AMoraaylor AdmUUsirauU

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THAZftROSHIPS
Ths Navy pcpartmcot O -dtrtd
Schley to Be Cartful.
BOIIBiRDMBVT AT LOHO BAICtS.
*••!»« HallimM tlvUlvti • y
went on the Ktund that llie' uiliiilial
sent these uu-RHaues of enruuriig(>uieiit
to tbe Wen.
"Can .vou Biieak of tbe conduct, Iteur-
Ing and manner of Coinmoilore ftcliley
the eut^ireuicnt In which you
^blrnr
liupretwed lue as belnR reuiarka-
'cool couiiidcrliiK wbul liad JUKI occurred.
He w'UH iHTfuctly iiuturul In
u^atiuer and bcuriiie-"
By (be Court—WOiat dlfflcuUIes did
the Bnooklyn hurc In coaling off San-
ItHga prior to June 1?
**! dou't iblufc tlicre waa any difficulty
during ibtiue datfe."
Saw the Kiwnallair.
Ueutenant Cowmander (Jrlffln wa«
cxruKed, and EuKlgo C. A. Abele, who
a« a uavul i-adt'i Nerved as a juuloi
watch MSTeUiUiW
iitHNiR^ ^nini^ittik tii«>nisiMMidsyarilOTeak
Ul. bCxi (jtovMaM Sdi). tastaDo#ii« eaoeia'
siay he lawnoiy vowa ler, to wit t
unjati am sisiaMV ovrtoaas aiaa io aa>
staoiaa rnasaiB ooimrrt.
AVenberoiAHeably. __„ _
A Oonaty Jndfle, ta tbe pisc«onmi*tt wood.
A ooroBcr, IBIM pisoe ot MsoB cari,
AU wbose terns or onoe wui capue on the
last aw of Deoeniier aext
At tM ssM oeserai neettoa there is to fee
soMBitieit to thejnople for tae purpose or vot*
tag UMreoa. the lonowiBg uaendnesi to SMtioa
MAteea oi article taree ot tM (XMksutattoB, reimw^to
exemptloBa ot real and persoaal
propeny itota tuattoa:
1% Tiie iscuutoreshaumit peas sprint*
or h>oal MU Ui say ot the loUowing oasest
Ohaaguig toe nsnea M persons.
LaylBg oat, openiw* aloniag, woriciDB or dMooitoialBir
rosda blabwan cc sUeys, or tor
dtmlslag swamps or other low lands.
liOcatiDg orobRBging oooaty aeaia.
ProTldiag for tiEsntes of venue ta dru or
crtnuasi esses.
nortSingior iMoilBg, drawing, eioMl^ot summoDlng members or ot empaneling
iraad and peUt jurors,
boards or
^egauang toe nte ot Interfst oa moaey.
Ttib opeBisg aod oondncung of elecuotuior
dfslnwBBg Nioes of votlDg.
CrMtlng, UKTUslng or decresslDgiees.pfr
contsce OF allowaaoraot paDUcoffloen dwlag
tbe term for which satd omcers are elected or
appoUited.
uraativ to any oorporatiou, stsociaUoa or
indlvidauuie rigbi to lay down railroad trsofca,
oraatingto any private euiwirauon. sssociaturn
or ladlvMiul say eieltuive prtvinse, Immnnity
or frsacbtse whatever,
ursnungtoaoy persoii, aesooUtJon, Arm or
oorpGrstion,aa txamiaanob from taaauoa oa
reslorpeisoDslpropertiy
_
ProvMlDglorbunaiag brldffea, aud cbartertng
companies tor sacb pnrpooes, except oa tbe
Bndson Uver below Watertord, and on tbe Isst
Btver, or over tbe wsten tormiDg a part o( tbe
booadulesot tbe slate.
Tbe LeMautare aaU psss general laws
providing tor tbe esses enomeraUd la tbls
iacUon; and tar su otber cases wblcta la ira
iwlginent may be provided tor by Bnmal laws.
But oo law sbaU autborUe tbe ooottrueUon or
opnitlon of a street rauroad except upoa tbe
oonditloD tbat tbe oonsent ot toeowneia ot onebairin
value or the property bounded uu sad
tbe consent also ot tbe local antbohtles bavUig
tbe control ottoat portion of a stnM or blgbwayopsnwblebitUpnvoaed
to ooosboet or
operate such rallroaa be ntst obtained, or la
oaao the consent ot such property owners osaaok
be obtaUied,tbrappeUatedlvMpn