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MAROl TT1EJ PARAGRAPH, MAMARONEOK PAGE. OVRRBRKR OP THK POOR. bom the first wird or ne trustee at me. He h4 been ot Inestimable value to the village In the board of trustees. i i 1 Mew Rochelle vs.

Pert Cheater. New Rochelle, Ranh 17. Tin New Ho-dmUeoait the Port Cheater Athletle Aa-octetioo teams bowled four games the Oymnamum this evening, the New Rochelle winning the bowling bell for which they Have been playing, by one pin. When the game dosed thl evening the Fort Cheater team had US plus to Its credit and lint New Rochelle N. The defeated team pays ir the games In the tournament.

Elmer Doolittle end A. Wlllox wen scorers, Hadden, umpire, this evening. Following are ti coons H-0 is not a PARTLY COOKED oatmeal. It is TWICE cooked once by the direct application of steam, then roasting for 3 hours with superheated air. This twalrwt the indigestible digestible.

by mar asm. zzw Bocntui wgssuu. Tha meaty af Pike la older than the state Mianori Itself, having been laid out by tba territorial legislators In 1811, before Missouri was admitted to the sisterhood of state Tbs town of Louisiana waa laid out in the same year the county waa organised by Bfaaw ft Ga ld-wall, tbs proprietor! ad the lead upon which jhe Iowa now stand so tha Louisiana and the "Bute of Pika" earns Into history at tha asms Has Whan tbs territorial government ea-KHriiad pika Monty, Ita son them boundary waa the northern Una of Charles eonnty. The western Una waa along tha ridgs dividing the waters of the Mtodarippl and Missouri river to the extreme northern boundary line of the territory of upper Louisian At that time tha dividing line between tha Spanish and French possessions waa claimed by Spain to ran along the summit of tha Rooky mountains to tha forty-ninth degree of north latitnd while Franca claimed the whole of the territory now embraced by Hw states at Oregon and Washington. This question was finally settled between the United States and Spain by the treaty of 1819, which waa not made and ratified at the dote of the passage of the aot creating this country.

If tbs French claim waa correct, then the eonnty of Pike extended to tho Pacific ocean on the west and to the forty-ninth degree of north latitqd The wonderful area of the county the territorial legislature was creatiug track one of the early day Soloiis so forcibly that, rising In bia seat whila tha bill waM up for consideration, he exclaimed The eonnty of Pike I Why, gentlemen, it is not a oonnty we are creating it's the biggest state in tha Union. And so Pike county has gone down in history aa tho "State of Pike." St. Louis lit pepetorttr. "Story mt Teitoy eii Atarar niTTl R. H.

Wondwanl Compear, Bsliliear Hi. era ottering tKSiSS to surra Mlllns MS copies of sew boa "Mtory of Tuikey and Ar-KMila This la a rt of great luterwit amd p-'ipulnritr. In agents sell ueofitoe a dmi Agnmhieaad thrilling aMouat Is glum of Ura mnewerrs of the Armenfou which have -amuKod ihe eMItand world. Amts am offered ihe most liberal terma and premium. Fralgfat paid and credit give Write them Imturdiiitelr.

Adrt. Pain-Killer Cures Cough Cold Sore Throat, Croup, Diphtheria, Rheumatism, aud ril Winter complaints It Kills Pain, Internal or External. There are many kinds of pain, but there is ouly one Pain-Killer. Kwpltlwra Dr! of Imitation Bur raly tlw wnulno-PKKHV Davta. Sold arnywlici-.

is and par MU DIED. At llrnrh 14, Arthur only child of Wlliiiini aud Nam Care 1 y. aMOnmtitlia 4 day LOGAN Af New liocliellp. Man'll IT. Frank ainil 04 ytiii- fox Sale.

AW UUUoE. Fnrwileuu Wlntaliavenu 40) law from North rii-t, 7 rouniw got fllnr anl a'tk', town water and piped tor heater. Will la a few liuudivd do down or will taka a lot in 1 an piirmen'. Mr to TbomaH Hiulili, 7 Morriii strut. UooliHlP.

1. to Let. APieity cotlaoe ouNoith street near Fifth a vi'nu Mx room mute large attic, arrerllar about liaif aerf. lift. Hhattoafur-r Silver lib avuue.

New Bo- nltdiad. ehi'liH. iAIAIBEllOTI Flats and atorr, with Im-y iwuwmi'nfa at vary rrtuonabto ranta: call and are them. Union ave. near CbariM Hin-rt; mlBufea walk Ironi B.

depot. AlinaMCEOOrnGA 1 nr ruom wUh alllniprywmvafe. Fur nai lleulerT rail atH. iniprovemvatH. rur naif leutora call atH.

toned tor stor iUantefi. Addtem Jt. IX Pnmarsph offl'-v. Mamarourck. Ilf ANTED-GIr'a for graend housework: vv nat Iwitig Koud re ataxy; also one good wuitrew aiHi i- good wok VV ANTEDA few niuro boor dan; teram imaiualilf.

Apply at nrarMaTia-fi'Ko Atto. ANTEDA rallnbla lady or 'iiflattrau tu idtriliata Huninha wd maga a an-vam for irtir VeKetnIilr Tollatllviipr $40 to (75 a month eanlly niada Adilrai Ue-'d. su to HO Auatln Avr Udea Groffs k. III. I feiriy roinpiMMit women, anelflwlih an Infant or young cldal.

altnatbris in thu Hjuiiiry (iri'iiernl Itoiixawiirk, phdnj cooking, Hum 1 1 wagi'a cxpectc FapX paid by AMoycliiiioii. Api-ly Hiate Oliarlttf-H Aid A'ko-ciailon, United Clmriilm BulMuig, 101 Eat Twcnty-Hccuiid real. Now YoiRCItr. WANTED. 1 Oiid and job lot odds and niL of nulr S-linyem lor new dallvery wngonkahalf eiub.

mat trail (-low Priced Htocka of corporation Vtc. 4 Hi-eond-hand nutchlnary, Small sbira plants, at, warning Jto Mil OUte 1 H. H. MAunauij, BwailwtiNawjFnk. Special Koliteg.

thU brad thrrt mrrli if met lomttr than Ikrm for RM treat. of a mils from depot tom BUPKIiVUUlttl NilTIGE. Ti hcroby gives ltouce at hla place of brndneas on nnwhr at any hour, he wfil be the traBNu'ilon of town bualnea may bel Chasus N. Baxtz Huperviaor. Mamanmeck.

N. Mar. I us MR. ERNEST HODGES. Graduate of the London College of Mui Organist of Ht.

John's church, Larebmoof. H. hua vaeaucica for pupils In Plano and Organ playing Address Mitchell Hou -rolimont Manor. N. or call, Oantie avenue.

New on Wednesday and Heturday afternoon. Hull oharleh wager. Hitanee of au ontor of HON. THEODORE H. HILKCAN.

Hurrouate of the Ouun-tyof Wivti'lieiUer: NoHne in hereby given to all perron having ager Hull. Iato ring agalnrt Tjhaitoa of the village of La rah uoot. deeeiiaed, to preaept tho Mute with vouehera Uierenf the tub-erlbrr at their ptooe of tramaetlng bin Hpeneer AUrdwa the Cit of New o. sirs the 1 on or befure the ISth utk. the loth day of January.

us CHARLES JL GAUOLINK H. blAGKR, Executor fitlekney, Hpeneer A Ordwar. Aitont-yr Tor Executor Si Nassau street New Yc York city. PURSUANT TO AN OHDEB OF THIO-I dure ft Mlkinan, Burn wait, of the jt, Buraweiq of theOovuty of Wertelteafor. notice la betrity giv dordlug to law.

tqall jierrnn having agalnt ANNIKL. MoCAHILL Into town of Mniaroai ek In id oountv to pierant the same, wllh the voueberr of, to the undersigned, exeeutrix will and testament in the aalil it turn Ihe Organized Chari lies Baddy. New Rod telle, March it. need hardly be eald that the Organiz'd GiiarlUes Bo-etoy of New Rochelle Iim no put nor In-toreat In any poll1 leal party nor candidates of any party as such. Its const Itu-tlnn.

He wij-cui ami Its plan of wrb nhanlutoly fortgl any swih eonaldaratpHi. lie only elm I (lie furtherance of oiiartly In the wisest ami beet way. to see tbit the deserving pmr of die town are help'd In the most effective manner. I Ih fur thin reason only Hist It Is moved to exp mm lie preference aa to the Candida-es for the offli-e of ovnreeer of tlw poor at the coming town election, nml to set forth some considerations which ought to govern In the choice uf this oflldsl. Properly eotirideied there is no town office In Ura gift of the people calling for a higher order at intelligence, character and ability than that of overseer of the poor.

This official has neceamilly to ileal with many delicate aud difficult questions anil he ought not only to be man of kindly and sympathetic nature, but a men of sound Judgment, of at i lot Integrity, of keen dlecrimlnathm aud wide experience with men. The overseer or the poor has a huge emu iff mousy placed In Ills hauils every year to spend upon lira poor of the town, mid In the Interest of toximyera as well as id the ikwrvtiig poor, lute money ought to be in the hands id one who will BMnd It wisely anil with proper discrimination, helping only those who really need and deserve help and guarding against a waste ot oubllo money on Impostors and professional beggars. It Is only for considerations like these tluit tlic Organised Ohnlties Society epeu-Ully commends to all voters of New Rochelle tlw candidacy of Charles A. Beaudry, who lias been nominated on two different tickets for overseer id the poor, Ur. Beaudry la a man id unquestioned In-Integrity, of excellent and mature judgment, and large experience.

It eb'Ch'd we a is confident that he will administer the office In the best Interests of all the people without regard to race, creed or color, and according to the highest and truest principles id charity to which this society la committed. The Uboaxized Chaxities Society. Affklrs The nume of J. A. Malilatodt A Co.

has been changed to the J. A Uablotedt Lumber Coal Co. The feller can lei a ot New Rochelle will give an entertainment and dance at the Casino Easter Monday. Extensive Hltemtloua are belug made lu Turuure'e stable. A store front will be put In tlw corner where the office wu The Arllugton social club held Its regular meeting at tlie homo of the Mieses Fletcher, Beech wood avenue, Tlmreday veulng.

The fourth ball of Ltjcri Union, No. 78, Broil mr liood of Printers aud Decorators of America, waa given at Music hall Tuesday evening. Several members id tlw Trinity choral club will slug at the symphony concerto uf Hie Philharmonic society of New York city, to be given at Carnegie hall April 10 and 1L The Junior te im of the Mt. Vernon Y. M.

C. A. defeated the New Rochelle Juniors at the Gymnasium on Wednesday afternoon in a game of basket ball by a More of to The Rev. Arthur H. Goodenougti, pastor of St.

John's Methodist Episcopal Church, will preside at the annual rally of the Epwurth League, which will be held In Trinity Cnurch, New Haveu, March IL The eeooud number of Ht John's Chime a paper established by the Ep-worth League of Ht. John's Methodist Episcopal Church, waa Issued yesterday. It is well edited aud ooutalna much Interesting church now The progressive euchre dub met with Mice Katharine Hohouu maker ou Wednesday. The Unit prise was won by Mrs. Pierre Hall; the second by Miss Elith Htavey.

The club will meet with Mlue Htavey at her home ou Centre avenue next Wednesday. Many people were notable to obtain tickets for the play, "Naval Engagements" which wee so successfully given for the benefit of the W.C.T. U. last fall. They will be glad to beer that It la aouu to be repeated with the same eaat id character fur toe benefit of the Woman's Ezehamc.

Rear Commodore William H. mason-son of the New Rochelle Yacht club gave a dinner to twelve of hla friends at ill elub house Sunday. Among those present were Commodore Henry Andrus and Vice Commodore Henry Doecher. The house committee of the New Rochelle Yacht dub have elected Philip J. Kraektl chairman of the commute There were two remarkable flaehea of llghtulug Monday evening.

The wound flash 'was more brilliant tliau the first. The light seemed to come bum all potato of the sky. The lightning entered the telegraph end telephone office aud burned out the wires of many telephone taatrumenta lu different parts of ths vll-lag It also rang the fin alarm. Many persona having telephones In their house from Mount Vernon to Port Chester, felt the shook. The Vales mt Heaiqr.

I14JS para for a ticket to Waridnaton. D. C. and return, including meals on rout and hold aeeommodatioaa at Waahingtoae beet hotel Special train via Paonurivanla Railroad leaves New York 11 nu March it and Aprils. Advt.

Coaghlng Leads to Coosamptloa. Kampi Balaam, will slop the cough at Oo to rour drtigutet to-day and get a into bottle fie Larm bottle so cento ft A dalarearodangaroue. -Add fi duetlon In the mica of Flour. The ehticectklnd mad our private brand, for lean than ever before. Bur now and wive Baker' a North i i i i i i 1 i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i H-0 Hornby's! Oatmeal' 1 '( 1 1 1 1 1 1 So More Kxrlae Commissioners.

The fight for excise commissioner ceased. It should not be forgotten however that Sew Rochelle has the beet record In the county for Imposing the maximum fees. For many years the voters decldec in favor of a policy of one saloon to tOO population with the maximum license fees. Through death and treachery the vote was not always carried out. It was Impossible to select the saloons to be lioenaet without causing great dissatisfaction.

There really Is no way to pick out to saloons out of 00 and legalise them with perfect Justice. The one man who has fought the battle out from start to flnbhln behalf of the anti-saloon element is Joseph B. Stephen son. As excise commissioner he has done his duty faithfully for the past three years. lu a most trying position he plucklly carried out the platform on which he was elected mid to-day he stands higher than ever iu the esteem ami gratitude of men of all shades of political belief.

Tax Pabaqhaph takes this oeriiflion to thank Mr. Stephenson In behalf of the citizens of New Rochelle for his earnest self sacrifice for the sake of good government. We hope thut his example may be followed. It caunot be truthfully said of New Rochelle that her best dtlsens are not Interested In the municipal government. For ast lea of I he Peaes.

Then are now In nomination for the office of justice of the peace four candidates Augustine Smith, democrat; Justice Henry A. Wolff, Independent democrat; William Xolbe, prohibitionist; and P. E. O'Connor, republican. Last year Mr.

Smith was defeated by Justioe W. L. Thompson. If the publicans had ns strong a candidate this year they might count on another victory but, Instead, a large percentage of the republican vote will be given to Mr. Smith.

Mr. Smith Is an energetic young man. He Is foreman of Relief Engine Co. and stands well in the community Justice Wolff will receive many republican and most of the dctnocmtlc German vote. Justice Wolff would have been left on the ticket, the democratic leaders say, If lie had not allowed the Sheehan faction to use bis name.

Although no prohibition aandldsta as such was uvur elected to office In New Rochelle Mr. Kolbe and his friends may make a stirring eanvass this year. For the past few years the republican nominations have been the beet. The Oltlxens League assisted to elect the republican candidates. The banner of good local government was borne by the republicans.

In- the main this Is still true and for this reason the republicans who care for the good reputation of their party will make the vote for Davenport, Elderkln and Morgan as large and that for OConnor as small as possible. Had the Baines bill not passed then Is little doubt but the old $35 license would have been restored In New Rochelle. The whole strength of the high license movement was broken by the treachery of one of the aron elected on the definite platform of one saloon to 500 population. We do not mean that Mr. Hearing would not do his best to keep the fee at the maximum If elected, but he would be la a minority.

The snow storm on Sunday and Monday was the heaviest of the season. When the rain bgan to fall on Monday about a foot of snow was on the ground. It disappeared rapidly, however. We hope that George D. Leech will oonaent to a re-election as trustee Supervisor Davenport, Town Clerk Elderkln and Beeetver Morgan have made excellent records.

They deserve re election. The street railway company actually cleared Its tracks after the snow storm this week. Rev. 0. A Beaudry should be elected overseer of the poor.

TRUli ICY APPLICATION. MamaroMeklo Rye Beach llarrboa to Wklte Plains. Harrison, March IS An appli'WUini to the highway oomtulMlutiera of Hairison has been filed with Town Clark Ooze today by the Hew York, E'nifortl A White Plains Eleoirio Railroad for af an-oliiaa in the town of Harrison. The franchise granted Inst week was ftr about th roe quarters of utile on Mnm.ironeck Boulevard. The present appHuell In for the pari of Halstead avenue to lie used In a bisch road from liauiaroneck ntatlnu to 11 Beach.

Application la sl-o made for a franchise on Lake atreul or Harrison avenue lo the White Plain and Harrison line; also on Unueridll street to Wi-stclieslei areuue and on Westchester avenue to the vllhige Hue of White Plains. The applluallou will be sdvertlned ten days aud then, If no nUJutluiia are film the franchise will be granted. The road will undoubtedly prove of grout advantage to the town if proper ooiidltkHis os to constructing ami operating the road are imposed by the commissions is. Beggars aud Imgoattn. The result of many experiences and careful investigations lit this village slid elsewhere show that as an almost invariable rule people who beg openly on the street or fn in door to door are frauds and Imposters wuo deserve severe punish meut and njt aluis.

It Is stated ou the best pjsslule authority that at la ninety per cent of the eu-ealloj out door beggars are frauds. It Is a chat actor i this kind who I appeared In New Rochelle at various limes In the past few years begging money to take him to hut Cheat Thu fellow has a pliable appearance aud a peculiar and must 'fe toning" whine, which lisa doubtless brought him lu a goud supply of cash. Hs is kuuwu to have appeared here for at least three successive seasons begging for a little money that would take him to friends in Pori Cuester, but at last accounts he had nut arrived i liete yet. Superintendent Hubbard, of Uie Ctiai II Oi'gunlz illon Boulety of New lurk, ue sci thus a good many cases of tills awi I whluii they have detected and exposed A typical case was that of an old colored woman whu was arrested for begging, aud was fuuud ou Investigation to be the owner of valuable real estate lu this state. Wheushewas si rested, a hill waa fuuud from a lawyer for $100 fursearulilug the title to about forty acres of laud lu Maloue, N.

which she had bought short time before her airesl. Thau then was the ease of an Italian wumau who Used to all oil the side-walk and grind an obi wheezy hand organ. Hhe waa found to be in excellent dicum-tenoas, and owned several houses and overataousaiid nans of vineyards In Italy. Another ease was that of Freuehmuu who used to staud ou Fourteenth street and seek alma on pretense of haring been wounded in the Frauco-Piuaslau war. He had with him a white dog trained to hold a basket In his mouth Into which the paaaenby dropped pennies aud ulckeis.

As soon as ha was ar reeled he paid a lawyer $UM) to secure hla release on habeas corpus. The office! learned that this uisu aud hla wife were living lu very comfortable circumstances. There 1 no doubt that the ouly right aud proper Uilug to do with eharaoMM like these bio arrest them end have them pul to work If possible. In suuh a stoue yard as that proposed at White Under the laws of this stale these people are common vagrants aud should be dealt with as such by toe police aud the uiagis-tratee. Beolbin 887 of me Code of Urltn-Inal Procedure defl.iee as a vngraut a perauu wandering abroad aud begging, or who goes about from door to door, or phases himself hi the streets, highways, passages, or other public pieces to beg or receive alina.

Tide definition naturally applies to suy person found begging lu the streets. Uynuwalnm nodal New Rochelle, Marok 14 About two hundred people attended the (pools coulal eveutug at the Gymnasium ou Baiunlay last. An entertalumiut bad been provided, followed by Informal dauo-lug. The entertainment waa opened with a well executed piano aolo by lira, Slaver. Mica Mlllleeut Btepheuaou aang a Lullaby aoog, giving "Ben Bolt" aa an euoure.

to ha i very sweet voice. Mrs, Herman gave a selection from "Ac you like It." She waa obliged to respond to an encore, a tUiuckle, Jr. a delightful tenor auio, with flute obligato by Mr. Burleigh. He waa aeoompahmd by O.

L. Spaulding. He waa recalled, and sang "Geraldine." The piano solo by Mice Esther Evans waa good and was euoorsd. By a pedal request Mrs. Herman favored toe audience with another aaleotlon aud lira.

Slavey rendered auother phuio solo. Tldaeonduded toe pleasing entertainment. George Outran kindly volunteered to play for the dancing, which was kept up until after eleven odoek. The ladles of the association should be congratulated upon the eucoeas of toe evening. The admission was twenty-five ennta, and will add quite a sum to the treasury.

The decorations at bunting and flags wen arranged by Mrs. Vulle aud Ml- a Slavey, aud were very pretty. Tha MightlM Wrap. Tho affection at the collect or far the objects at his seel has bean amusingly illustrated by a story told of MeUngn Ftaneh tragedian who had a mania for gathering together great quantities of old vestments, arms and similar antique apparatu Among hla waa beautiful and keen edged which had belonged to PhiUp son of Emperor Charles V. Having won this sword in a piece in which he was performing, Melingne was making hie way homeward in Fvia ana night The weather wu rainy, and he carried an umbrell Under his cloak he bare the precious sword of Philip IL Coming around a comer, Melingne wu suddenly menaoed by two sneak thieve He wu an expert fenoer, and knew that with the award he could quickly beat the rascal off.

But he uid to himself "What I Betray to them rascal that I have rash a preciooa possession? No! They might be too much for me, after all, and then they would get it I will keep it out of sight. So saying, he placed hi left hand tha hilt of the award inside hla dork, and with tha other hand let down hla umbrell this a weapon ha U-aaulted the footpads with such force and spirit that he put them to flight In this am tho umbrella turned oat to bemightier than tho sword. Youth's Companion. Mm da Remuaat wu tired of Napoleon ill breeding; it (booked her to observe hla coarm familiarity, to am Mm alt an a favorite's kne or twist an oar till It wu afire; to hear him aow dissension among am llim by ooarm innuendo, and to am Mm oraah aooiety that hs aright rale It But if we may believe oar Balm sunk things would not have shocked the mamas at all Whan that querakms court lady opened her troubles to tho sympathetic Talleyrand, and bemoaned the sad feta whioh kept bar at the Imperial oonrt to gain a living, the reply wu not oonsoling. Aa time had passed, the golf between the emperor and hla venal but soft spoken minister had been widening, and tha prlnoa at Benevento had oftentimes to bear taunts and reproaches in seen as of such violence were unsuspected even fay the complaining lady in waiting.

But neverthelem Talleyrand replied that Napoleon still stood for the unity of Frtmoe, and it wu both hla and her duty to endure and support him. Pro-femor Bknno's "Ufa of Napoleon" in Century. Rev. Pbebe Hanaford of Now York la advocating tho addition of women to tha poUoa fusee of that dty, and it la likely that the Society for Political Study at that city will aariat her and anduvar to convince Mr. Roosevelt that women policeman are among tho needed reform Mim Hanaford wants woman policemen to aot peacamakar not ring tha authority of their atom until neoetsary and tiring good advioa and kind wards instead of olnb She wishes particularly to have women policemen to deal with women offenders and disorderly boy who, Mim Hanaford da-olare would be mare amenable to feminine influence than they are to that of men.

81m imommenda that for a starting point tho mission workers of the Solvation Army lassies who' work In the shuna he vested with the authority of the polios that they may be better able to control the drunken women whom they encounter, compelling them to leave the street! whan they refuse to ao after moral persuasion hu bean "They aint no nob thing a real Christian, said tho man with tho ptouf jean "Don't you think they ain't?" said the man with the soft hat turned up behind. "I knowed one myielf." "Huh I Whatever did he do? Never mim gain to meet in?" "Oil, I aint layin ao much on that on when It ooma time to work the roada ha want out and did a real honest days work, jiat if bo was werkla Ma own farm. Indianapolis llngurnotc Win. New Rochelle, tlardi 16 The bowling teams of the Huguenot Wheelmen aud of the Mt. Vernon Cycle dub bowled two guinea tills evening, at Bchlllera alleys, Mt.

Vernon. J. F. Bonnie and George Nnalter were scorers and William Fredericks waa umpire. Fullowlng la the score: nasi oaiik.

MT.TXZZOXOXDLB CLUB. Name Strikes Hpares Breaks Boors I I 9 lug A Hairing a Bock A Total. 10 it os BDOUggOT WBXKLKKX. West 1 Hadden a Doolittle. .1 a a Hewss a 4 Uarpenter a a Total 114 us 154 155 1M A WH.

-Mt 1981-8; Huguenot irr.vxzaoz oscLscur .1 4 a us i a a 6 sis iu IIS US US Totals. IT SIT xoounor WKBSUIBg. 4 ...1 4 4 4 4 in in in 1H 14 Total Avenges lit. Vernon. 13S s-l; Hugusnot 14T 4 Huguenot Wheelmen Officer New Ruolielle, March IS, The annual election of officers of the Huguenot Wheelmen wan held ut the club rooms this availing.

The following officers wart elected: President, la K. Pries; visa president, L.W. Bouton recording secretary, James Watarbury corresponding secretary, P. G.Bmltb; treasurer, Frank M. Ckrpenter; eaptaln, Eturar Dnollttls; first Hsu tenant, James Hughes; second lleutotuuit, Edward CL Pagan; color liearar, Clifford Wllght.

A number of the boys are reiy In training for the season's races. Gen. Wilson to Ketura. Bayamo, Island of Cuba, Feb. 18M.

General Wilson of the Cuban Army, formerly a resilient id New Boclielle, was wounded In battle and will return there In about three week Silver la aa (MulMd. Wh-n proffered Inpayment for ticket to Washington, D. Cl, and ivturn for the Penn-rlv-ul i Itiillroad' pereonally-eoudnoted tunr of March IS and April SUJ0 covers allneceim expenses for a three days trip. -liW. Vegetarians say we should cat no meat Dr.

Deane says we should eat of all of nourishing food. Dr. and if the stomach and bowels are laxy and rebel we should make them digest it. Dr. Deane is die greatest authority on diseasea of the digestive organ Deane's I Dyspepsia i Pills.

Dyspspsla PHs rid dlgMlwi nd food, rad cure BW ril farms at Dyipapiia. dinrU Mnl, urn immm. ii her piaed of tranaeilng burinera at the office nt Bern id F. XifCohlll. her attorney.

In tbeVillage of lanhmoiir.Town of Mamaro- Wrote neck, beater County, New Yo before the tenth day of ApriL A. 11 Sllh day of September, orfc. on or Dated ihls Zllh day ofHeptember, A. D. GBACE M.

PHI Park Side School. Nona Btxxxt, Nxw Inst ruction in Binging. (Ilnllan NethodL id Elocution, afteraoone aud evening at PARK SIDK nm the North Street. Find plica Ing Hoehelto TSBNBi EC monthly. ti 'A.

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