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Young tcirfs at this period of life, or their m o t h e r s

j are earnestly I vited to write Mrs. Pinkham for advice; all such letters are strictly confidential; she has guided in a motherly way hundreds of young women;

1 and her adxke is freely and cheerfully given.

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and tVcarai* •ilnmaii! aud well behaved.

A C.iMiM rn.iN- o \ \. SEEULH. —.-1 little boy wrote it. Tou will see that he thought very hard about it, and to so.->J purpose: "The needle's a sewmi; tool. It is composed or two parts, the |»oint and the eye. The point \» made of steel and is what you stick through the cloth. The eye is made of air, sod it

SOHETHISI; Amur MATCHES.—One factory in Ooio makes a hundred million finished m ucbeg each twenty-four hours. Fifty mil­lion feet or lumber is used annually in the United States in the manufacture of matches, and the iudustry give* employment to some fifteen thousand people.

A NEW ti VMF. - Ii U always ^nod policy to huw a 'i IR'I.- uniw.'r ready forunyuue who asks you what you want for a present, as they ate s<ure in with Christmas cominE and turihdiiis waiimir. A pr^ity iraitii', which is

ju«! pu'ilnhed. i.s " ihr Bml Friends." Be­tide tH-ir.i: .rood play, one can learn ever so much from it. without liavinsr the trouble of thir.kinr hard. [The address Tor it is Sarah K. Dudley, Berlin, Mess., and the price is twenty-five cents. I

A Word Square. "'A fruit. To invest with. To Worship

H-a!eJ. Attends."

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Words iu Seasou. It is relate,] that once there was a man

who ;.jve i ..ysters fo dearly that he caused them to share his epitaph. He wrote it him­self, and when the time came it was duly in­scribed on hi- tombstone:

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Tue [J imu'iSimported oysters from Britain. Tney le; tiiecn Mtand w honey until they were o'd e&'iuzh to know tietter, and then devour­ed t'.em a- the utmost delicacy on record. Jt wa« from the introduction of this dish that the decoije of ihe Empire dated, and serve it qu . l e r.^ht I'M.

As orf-e". t.. Unit liealhen and villainous re­cipe the "-oyster loaves" are oflerei. The top* ^ x„ I,H cat from little round flat rolls, ar. i ; - cru,ii»- -crape i uut and fnej in but­ter T • fr.hL'e-of the ey-'.ers are cut tU aril ;',.._, ur.- Then i.^.v,-1 and stewed, drain-e l *' • t. ' • '•.•••r ;e . ! in x-1 with the « • . . , - - . - . . .. •, .. • ; ..' •,., t. r a l d - . l t . t a". T .- "..,•- are now pat on an t the little insves put iu the oven to orown. The top- are io be tiru-'iel with meitej butter and covered with fried crumbs.

F..r a ijuick scallop put two tablespoonfuls of batter and a gdl of cream in the chafing •kau. A id a layer of oysters sprinkled with twj tablesp ^infuls of cerealiue flakes, and s.-a«onej w it, j.a;t. pepper and bits of butter.

Continue until thed.-h is full, cover and cook five minute*.

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lle*. jama «xnl inarntalade. It will form a p+rfectly airtiglit cover and la th»* ijui<-k«*t awd «"a*i«rt way to ami th*m. Har* the paraffin tor am «C&1B (M-XT year.

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iutltliii'-i' or toy iiutlinrity may extend, to he piiiih'il by the follow Inn priuei-Ide.s:

"!n dealing with the problems in­volved in the administration of the state institutions I shall seek the ad­vice and the co-operation of the phil­anthropic roen and women of high character in this state who have given so freely of their t ime and means to the care and uplifting of the unfortu­nate.

"In the actual aUministration of the affairs of tlio institutions I shall en­deavor to substitute philanthropic man­agement for partisan or bureaucratic control, v i t l i such alert and intelligent supervision as shall prevent extrava­gance or any other abuse, and slwtll, through co-operation -with the man­agers, assist in making the charitable and reformatory institutions of the state practical and efficient models of their kind. It is my belief that the state institutions should bo managed by individual boards, lion partisan in character and representative (if the state's best citizenship as v e i l as of its diversified iutcrests, subject to the cen­tral supervision I hare indicated. This system of srnreriimerit cheeks and bal­ances is one approved by experience.

••By th i s philanthropic mau.'iirement the ins-rftutioiis -would gain relief from the undesirable routine likely to be Im­posed by a central paid bureau Of ab­solute control (of necessity more or less uie. hanieal in its operatinnsi and, as has already been pointed out, •would be kept in constant and closer touch •with the people.

"'While demanding every reasonable economy of expenditure, I shall not for a moment encourage any niggardly policy in the care of the unfortunate. Ordinary dictates of humanity demand that they have sufficient food and clothing, that they shall be eared for in properly constructed buildings and that they shall receive the services and have the care of physicians and at­tendants suitably compensated for rea­sonable hmirs of service.

"Beyond this, in seeking to secure the economy of administration in state affairs to which the Democratic party is pledged I shall endeavor to prevent inordinate profit in state printing.

"I shall oppose the scandalous pay­ment of attorneys' f ees from the state treasury to members of the state legis­lature and endeavor to secure a reduc­tion in the number of partisan em­ployees in various branches of the state government rather than al low the insane to be housed in three story, nonfireproof structures (while other progressive countries are everywhere adopting the more economical two sto­ry cottage sys tem) or to permit the unfortunate wards of the state t o be deprived of such simple articles of diet as potatoes and eggs .

Home Rule For Cities. "1 am especially in sympathy wi th

the declaration of the Democratic jdat-form in favor of home rule for munici­palities. From m y experience in the comj«troller's office of the city of X c w York 1 appreciate the extent to which corrupt and extravagant government of cities is fostered by legislative in-terfireiicos in local affairs. Even un­der the stress of temporary expediency it is often more harmful in the end to attempt to correct local abuses by sta le Interference than to leave the remedy iu the hands of the local constituency, l'criu.'uieiit and Tirnily grounded im-pro\ i metits iu municipal government can i.l.Jj be . ffirlwl when the city offi­cials and the people v»ho elect them are made to i'eil that thi y must take the consequen.-ea of their own political acts .

*"l believe in the absolute independ­ence of the judiciary and its freedom from executive influence. This prin­ciple must be preserved. The bar of the state has been shocked by danger-ous encroachments upon the independ­ence of the judiciary made and at­tempted by the present executive.

"Tin state of New York is far behind the s tate of New Jersey in the ini-prn\enieut of its roads, eimui roads are essential to profitable farming, and I faAor a system of s ta le aid to the S'X-al road ei.n*truetiun and improve­ment which will secure connected high­ways traversing the several counties in such manner that the advantage of long distance thoroughfares may I * harmonized « i t h the needs of local traffic.

"I hhall n»t undertake ui»on this oc­casion to dtfcoUK* tue many other acta of the present lt^publican administra­tion which bare keenly offended and disappointed the bent element* of onr cftisensnip. Many of the legtalattYC abuae* of last winter and the preceding •ewnkm of the h-ghrtature, aa wel l a» some of the more conapicoona acta of impropriety of the Republican offlce-L-jIder.--, have been p o ^ n - l out in th.-

t i i b l e C o m p o u n d a n d L i v e r Fil ls*. W 1 j l ' U i " 'id I Hldd'Tilr

l I AV.i.s a l » ' i l l MArllti- ' i 'Il ,.,] to ],,sf my nMtul e-.'iid

u;h and •w.iiit". 1 .iihi r s.ii.l I studied too L.tr.l, 1 ;.t 11;. •:•• li-rtlioiiglil dill'i lvid iitirl pivs r.i- i t"ii.'-, tvL.ii'h I pink 1>\ flie quart •wnii u: I- Inf. .Rc.idiruroije il.:.\ in the pap'Tef Mr.-.. 1'inldiani's fO'esil < uti s:?

and lindincr ! " • ."-ynip'iirus desfiil.cii an-S-vre red mine, I L>' id. i l l tvonldprive T.ydia I". P i n k l i a m ' s "Vegetable Compound a tr ia l I did lint My a tvord to the doclnr; I li.-.ncrlit it myself, and took it accni'ding to dire, t i n s Vi.imJarly fur ftyn mom lis, foil I f.tirid that I jrradually imiirnved, w 1 that all pairs left me, and I tvas m y rdd si If uri •••• j.i.ire. — LII.TJH E. ^ I M L A I I U 17 K. £_M M., tlii.-ag»i III."

11 miss Pratt Unable to Attend School." • I >j v it Mi>. Tivt.'i VM: — I f 1 it mv duty to tell all yoiin.q-tvomen

li c.v m;' h Lydia 3:.I 'ialvbani's tv.indeiltd Veg'etnWe Compouiid lias d.'ti f .r me. I-v:\is e..nii•;••:• !y ran dotm, un.ti'le to attend, selioul, and did n 'l eari' f r uuy Lmd • f s i, i.ty, hut now I ft-, 1 like a netv person, and hatv pained seven js'tnid- if ll-'sh in three months.

'•I ivi'umiiii'iiilit tn allyi.imsrtv.•men'Vilio Hilferfrom female"vveak-lii'ss." — Mrss ALJLV I'KATT, IL -lir, 3lit ii.

Lydia E. Piiikliani's Veg'«,'tat»le Compound i« the one sure rem­edy to be relied upon at tliii important iMTi<Ml In a young ffirl's life.

F O R F E I T if we cnr.ii.it I>>rtliwHhpr-.,1n'*>' thr original letters and »ignature> M »buv« testiiuouials, waich will prorf. their absolute K^nalneiieiis.

. . L / O l a E . r i u k b a a i M w l l c l M C O . , t y n n . M a s s , $5000 I>eiuocr."ilic ]d."itfo;-'ii. Tie- I idie eret ic position mi the ].re-- ; ,u .jne-t'otis with which the eitixens i,i' mil" st;iic are to­day concerned is d'-limd iu unmistaka­ble terms.

"I stand today not only for the De­mocracy as a whole, but for all citi­zens who desire to make a government honest in all things and energetic in the enforcement of the principle that the benefit of the entire community, not the undue advantage of any mi­nority, should be the aim of public servants.

"In conclusion, I congratulate you upou the many signs of Democratic victory, I pledge you my best efforts in the party cause and I ask the co-op­eration of every citizen who belierea •with us that a change is needed, to the mil that the people's interests may be better subserved hi the government of t h e s t a t e . "

Chairman Stanchfield then Intro­duced Charles N. l'.ulger, the candidate for In tueuaiit governor. Judge Bulger made a short speech, in which he stated that he had been delegated by the fit her candidates on the I»uno-eralie stale ticket to accept the nomi­nations uf the comcition. and he p l e d g e d 111" e.'iuiliihlfes t o t h e s t a t e plall'iirm and pi luised that they would work he.-sriilv l'..r licinocratie success.

MR. STRAUS' OPPOSITION.

The Real Animus of His Objection to Mr . Coler.

It will probably be interesting to the general public and friends of Hon. Bird iS. Coler, the Democratic nominee for governor, to know the true inwardness of the opposition of lion. Nathan Straus to him.

The facts in the case are matters at record and appear as part of the offi­cial proceedings of the city of New York in the minutes of the board of estimate and apportionment

Mr. Straus chums that air. Coler op­posed "his plans to proyide pasteurized milk for the j»oor children of the city of New York. He has reported and in­timated that Mr. Coler opposed any plan to aid the poor of the city of New York. The records show that not only did Mr. Coler assist in the purposes of Mr. Straus, but lent his official influ­ence to accomplish it; not only to do this, but also to provide open air play­grounds for the children in the con­gested tenement districts of New York city. To those interested in this very worthy branch of charity this is very well known. Mr. Colcr'g exertions to hare Seward park and other parks in the course of construction used aa playgrounds are also well known by those interested in these projects.

To return to Mr. Straus and his con­tention, the fact is that he did receive end used moneys provided by the city of New l'ork and took credit for what was accomplished -with this money as a purely private philanthropy. The particular Instance to which Mr. Straus takes exception is perhaps the most illuminating of all as showing his methods and purposes. He made application to the board of estimate arid apportionment, which provides all the moneys necessary to conduct the affairs of the city, for a sum of mon­ey with which to construct booths in Tompkins and Central parks. From these booths he represented that he wished to sell to the poor children of the city of New York pasteurized milk. This representation won favor and support from Mr. Coler, and not only did he lend his moral support, but gave it his official idd. Mr. Coler in­troduced the resolution in the l»oard of estimate and apportionment which provided $4,<HA! to be used for the construction of booths in Tompkins and Central parks.

Uut Mr. Straus did not seem to be satisfied with getting what he asked for. "When he found that the appro­priation had been authorized, lie at once attempted to divert the original stated purpose and accomplish some­thing el«e. Instead of erecting these booths in Tomjtkins park and Central park he wanted the means that were provided for the two to l>e used for the one. And where did he want that one erected? Over on the east side among the surging, needy humanity that he pretends to succor? No; but in City Hall park, immediately In front «f the city hall. \t requires no stretch of imagination to realise that pasteurized milk aa a ebarity lo City Hall park falls far short of accom­plishing- its purpose a* s ebaritabta deed. Those unfortunatea woo fre­quent City HaU park am not la need of milk, but aometbiaff more aabatan-tlal. They need aseat and bread.

New York city leads more aid to t s * needy than a a / otber f i — a a l l j fa) the civilized world. TfeJa la not as-pressed In dollars and cent* " 'jt i»

true proportionately. It spends more per eap.tn than any other municipal­ity.

Mr. Coler is responsible for the recog­nition of a humanitarian spirit in mu­nicipal government more than any other public official. It was through his efforts that the millions that are annually expended by the city of New York were distributed through sources which found out and helped the needy. It was by his effort that the system of disj>cnsing charity by the city was re­organized—reorganized so that abuses were corrected and impositions and im­postors were reduced to a minimum, •o that the money appropriated far charity would be used for charity and not to foster and encourage improvi­dence at the expense of the suffering* and needy. His work in this direction ts also a matter of public record.

The plan under which the present administration is making appropria­tions for charitable purposes is one conceived iind inaugurated by Mr. Coler.

Mr. Coler's public record where pub­lic charity is concerned is well and fa­vorably known to those engaged in that magnificent work. Ask the au­thorities of any of the organized char­ities iu the great city of New York, irrespective of creed or denomination, what Mi'. Coler's official action did for them. Their answer can be antici­pated; it will be one of sincere com­mendation. His private life also bears this out strongly. He is a charitable and a liberal man. He gives and gives gem-ron-dy. Mr. Straus sells his milk, ice and cual and in addition wants the city to pay his rent and hare the Impression created with the public that his is a private philanthropy.

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S t a t e of N e w Y o r k : In Senate , F e b r u a r y 3 , 1901.—The forcBoIng reso lut ion w a s du ly passed , a major i ty o f al l t h e s e n a t o r s e lected vo t ing in favor thereof. B y order of the s e n a t e . T. B . E L L S W O R T H , T e m ­porary Pres ident .

S t a t e of N e w York: In A s s e m b l y . M a r c h 14, 1!HU.—The foregoing resolution w a s duly passed, a major i ty of al l the members e lected to the a s s e m b l y vo t ing in favor thereof. B y order of t h e a s s e m b l y , 8 . F . N I X O N . Speaker.

S l a t e of N e w York, Office o f t h e Secre ta ­r y of State , a s : I h a v e compared t h e pre ­ced ing copy of concurrent resolut ion, pro­pos ing a n a m e n d m e n t t o sec t ion t e n o f a r ­t ic le e ight , of t b e Const i tut ion , w i t h t b e original concurrent rasntotloa aa aa* to this eeBee, and I do hereby eerttfr Uut the same la a correct transcript and of the wants'* thereof, atswa any hand aad tbe seal of asVee of tbe rotary of State, at tbe city of Albany, twenty-fifth day of July, in tbe yaar of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and two. IL. so JOHN T. MCDONOUGH, Secretary of S ta te .

T h e forego ing Concurrent Reso lu t ion Is publ ished once a week for three m o n t h s n e x t preceding t h e n e x t genera l e lect ion In conformity t o t h e aforesa id provis ions . In t w o public n e w s p a p e r s in e a c h c o u n t y In th i s S t a t e represent ing respec t ive ly t h e t w o polit ical p a r t i e s po l l ing t h e h i g h e s t number of v o t e s a t the la s t genera l e l ec ­t ion, and In one addit ional n e w s p a p e r in each c o u n t y for e v e r y o n e hundred t h o u ­s a n d people In s u c h c o u n t y a s s h o w n b y t h e last preced ing S t a t e Enumerat ion . J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secre tary o f Sta te .

S T A T E O F N E W YORK, O F F I C E O F !he Secre tary of State , A lbany , J u l y S . 1S02.—Pursuant to the provis ions of s e c -llon one of art ic le fourteen o f t h e Con­st i tution of the S t a t e of N e w York, a n d sect ion s e v e n of Chapter n ine hundred and nine of the L a w s of e ighteen hundred a n d n ine ty - s ix . no t i ce i s hereby g i v e n t h a t the fo l lowing proposed a m e n d m e n t to art ic le s ix of t h e Const i tut ion o f t h e S t a t e of N e w York is referred to t h e L e g ­is lature to be chosen a t t h e n e x t General Elect ion of Senators in th i s S t a t e t o b e held on the fourth d a y of N o v e m b e r , n ineteen hundred and two .

A M E N D M E N T N U M B E R T W O . Concurrent Reso lut ion propos ing a m e n d ­

m e n t to—article s i x of t h e const i tut ion , re lat ing to t h e elect ion of addit ional Jus­t i ces of t h e s u p r e m e court , in t h e w o r d s fo l lowing:

Reso lved (if the a s s e m b l y concur) , t h a t the s i x t h art ic le of t h e const i tut ion be amended by add ing thereto the fo l lowing aect ion: Seet-um ii. Atthe general election next after the adoption of thi* amendment, there shall he elected, and thereofter a* the offlcet be­come vacant through expiration ff term or oth-erwl*e.hy the elector* of the wcond judicial di»-trlct two juttice* of the tupreme court in addition to the justice* of that court -note in office in taid judicial district. The justice* so elected shall be invested with their offices on the first day of Jan­uary next after their election.

S t a t e of N e w York: I n Senate , April II. 190L—The foregoing resolut ion w a s du ly passed , a major i ty of al l t h e s e n a t o r s e lected vo t ing in favor thereof. B y order of the senate , T I M O T H Y L . W O O D ­R U F F , Pres ident .

S l a t e of N e w York: I n A s s e m b l y , April 22, 190L—The forego ing resolut ion w a s duly passed , a m a j o r i t y o f a l l t h e m e m ­bers e lected to t h e a s s e m b l y vo t ing In f a ­vor thereof . B y order of t h e a s s e m b l y . S. V. N I X O N , Speaker .

S t a t e o f N e w York. Office o f t h e Secre ­tary of State , am: I h a v e compared t h e preceding c o p y o f concurrent resolut ion, proposing an a m e n d m e n t t o art ic le s i x , of the Const i tut ion , w i t h t h e orig inal c o n ­current resolut ion on flle in t h i s office, and I do hereby cer t i fy t h a t t h e s a m e i s a correct transcr ipt therefrom, and of the w h o l e thereof- Given under m y hand and the seal o f office of t b e Secre tary o f S t a t e , a t t h e c i t y o f A l b a n y , t h i s t w e n t y -fifth day of July , in the y e a r of our Lord, • n e thousand n ine hundred and t w o [U. S.j J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secre tary o f Sta te .

T h e foregoing Concurrent Reso lut ion Is published once a w e e k for three m o n t h s n e x t preceding the n e x t general e lect ion In conformi ty to the aforesa id provis ions , In t w o public newspapers in each couqfy In t h i s S t a t e represent ing respect ive ly the t w o polit ical par t i e s pol l ing t h e h i g h ­e s t number of v o t e s a t the las t general election, and In one addit ional n e w s p a p e r In each c o u n t y for e v e r y one hundred thousand people In such c o u n t y a s s h o w n by the la s t preceding S ta te Enumerat ion . J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secre tary o f Sta te .

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Concurrent Reso lu t ion of the Senate and A s s e m b l y . P r o p o s i n g an amendment to art ic le seven of the const i tut ion in re­lat ion t o the p a y m e n t of debts of the State .

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As?rmbiy , Propos ing a m e n d m e n t to art i ­cle s ix of the const i tut ion re lat ing to s u ­preme court .IndiciaI distr icts .

Section 1. Resolve, ! flf the a s s e m b l y concur) that sec l ion one of art ic le s ix of the const i tut ion be amende,! by adding thereto the fol lowing provis ion: the lrablnlurr may fmm time tn time inerenne ihe niimher nf jits. tieex in any jii'lieinl rlislrirt, except that the ninrther of justices in Vie firnt. or second distrirt or in any of the dlstrirtji into u-hich the second district may he divided, shall not be increased to crceesl one justice fnr each eighty thmisnnA. or fraction orer forty thousand of the poimlntion thereof, as shown hy the last state, or federal cen­sus or enumeral tan, and except Vint the number of justices in any other distrirt sltall not lie in-crensed. tn exceed one pixticr firr each tixtt thou­sand or fractiim over thirty-five thousand nf the fmjmlaliim thereof ox shown by the, last state or federal csnxus or enumeration. The. legislature may erect mil of the second, judicial district as ftou- constituted, amither judicial district and apyxiribin the justices in office, bthreen thu districts, and prorirle fur the election of additional justices in the new district not exceeding the limit herein provuUd.. I 2. Reso lved (if the a s s e m b l y concur) , t h a t the foregoing a m e n d m e n t be referred to the l eg l s la re to be chosen a t t h e n e x t general elect ,n of senators , a*id In con­formity wi th sect ion one, of art ic le four­teen of the const i tut ion, be publ ished for three m o n t h s previous to the t ime of s u c h election.

S ta te of N e w York: In Senate , March 6, 1M2.—This bill w a s duly passed, a majority of all the senators elected vot ing in favor thereof. U r order of the senate , T. E . E L L S W O R T H . Temporary Pres ident .

S t a t e of N e w York: In Assembly , March 11, 3902.—This bill w a s duly passed, a m a ­jori ty of all the m e m b e r s elected t o the a s s e m b l y vo t ing In favor thereof. B y or­der of the as sembly , S. F . NIXO>J, Speak­er.

S t a t e of N e w York, Office of the Secre ­tary of State , s s : I h a v e compared t h e preceding c o p y of concurrent resolut ion, proposing an a m e n d m e n t to art ic le s ix , of the Const i tut ion, w i t h the original c o n ­current resolution on file in th i s office, and I do hereby cert i fy t h a t t h e s a m e i s a cor ­rec t transcript therefrom, and of t h e w h o l e there- '. Given under m y hand and t h e seal of office of the Secretary of State , a t t h e c i t y of Albany , t h i s twenty-f i f th d a y of July , in the year of our Lord, one thousand n ine hundred and t w o . [L. S . ] J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secretary of Sta te .

T h e forego ing Concurrent Reso lut ion i s publ ished once a w e e k for three m o n t h s n e x t preceding the n e x t general e lect ion In conformity to the aforesaid provis ions. In t w o public newspapers in each county In th i s S t a t e represent ing respect ful ly the t w o political part ies pol l ing the h ighes t number of v t e s a t the la s t general e l ec ­t ion, and in one additional n e w s p a p e r In each c o u n t y for e v e r y one hundred thou­s a n d people in such county a s s h o w n b y t h e l a s t preceding S t a t e Enumerat ion . J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secre tary o f State.

• C A T S O F N E W CORK. OFFICM O F t b e Secre tary o f S t a t e . A lbany , J u l y S , ia&-aj»H*Hajit~t*--Uia prnrtstnns nf aar Maa o a s s f a r t i c l e fourteen e f t b e Cons t l -• » • * » a t f a * S t a t e of N e w Tack, a n d aao-a a a a a s m o f Chapter n i n e hundred a a l attte o f t h e L a w s o f e i g h t e e c hundred • a d n ine ty - s ix . no t i ce to hereby g t r e n t h a t t h e fo l lowing proposed a m e n d m e n t t o ar t i c l e twe lve , sect ion o n e o f t h e Con­s t i tu t ion of t . ie S t a t e of N e w York i s re ­ferred t o t h e L e g i s l a t u r e t o be c h o s e n a t t h e n e x t General Elect ion of Senators In t h i s S t a t e t o b e held on t h e fourth d a y of November , n ineteen hundred and t w o .

A M E N D M E N T N U M B E R F I V E . Concurrent Reso lu t ion of the S e n a t e

a n d A s s e m b l y , P r o p o s i n g a m e n d m e n t t o art ic le twe lve , sect ion one of t j e cons t i ­tut ion, r e l a t i n g to organizat ion o.f c i t ies .

Resolved (if the a s s e m b l y concur). T h a t t h e fo l lowing a m e n d m e n t to the cons t i tu ­t ion be agreed to and referred to the l e g ­i s la ture to b e chosen a t t h e n e x t general e lect ion of s e n a t o r s : Section one, art ic le t w e l v e o f t h e const i tut ion i s hereby a m e n d e d to read a s f o l l o w s : I t shal l be t h e d u t y o f t h e leg i s la ture t o provide for the organizat ion of ci t ies and Incorporated v i l lages , and t o restr ict the ir power of taxat ion , a s s e s s m e n t , b o f f o w i n g money , contrac t ing debts , and loan ing their cred­it, s o a s to prevent a b u s e s in a s s e s s m e n t s a n d In contrac t ing debt b y s u c h municipal corporat ions; and the legislature may regulate and fix the wages or salaries, the hours of work or labor, and make provision for the jyroteclion, welfare and safety of persons employed by the $tate or by any county, city, town, vuTageor other eivU division af the state, or by any con­tractor or tub-contractor performing work, labor or services for the state, or for any county, city, town, village or other civil division thereof.

S t a t e of N e w York: In Senate , March S , 1902.—This bill w a s d u l y passed, a m a ­jor i ty of al l the senators elected vo t ing in f a v o r thereof. B y order of the senate , T. E . E L L S W O R T H , Temporary Pres i ­dent .

S t a t e of N e w Y..rk: In Assembly , March 27, 1902.—This bill w a s duly passed , a m a ­jor i ty of all the members e lected to the a s s e m b l y v o t i n g in favor thereof. B y or­der of t h e assembly , S. F . N I X O N . Speaker .

S t a t e of N e w York, Office of the Sec­r e t a r y of State , s s : I h a v e compared the preceding copy of concurrent resolution, propos ing a n a m e n d m e n t t o art ic le twe lve , sect ion one, of the Const i tut ion, w i t h the original concurrent resolut ion on flle in th is office, and I do hereby cert i fy t h a t t h e s a m e i s a correct transcr ipt therefrom, and of the w h o l e thereof. Given under m y hand and the sea l o f of­fice of the Secre tary of State , a t the c i ty o f Albany , th i s twenty- f i f th d a y of July . In the y e a r of our Lord, one thousand n ine hundred a n d t w o . fL. S.] J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secre tary of Sta te .

T h e forego ing Concurrent Reso lut ion i s publ ished once a w e e k for three m o n t h s n e x t preceding t h e n e x t general e lect ion In conformity to the aforesaid provis ions . In t w o public newspapers in each c o u n t y In til ls S t a t e represent ing respect ive ly the t w o political part ies po l l ing the h ighes t number of votes a t the la s t general e lec­tion, and in one addit ional newspaper in each county for every one hundred thou­s a n d people In such c o u n t y a s s h o w n by t h e l a s t preceding S ta te Enumerat ion . J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secretary oi S ta te .

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Henry Fo«fer. plalntlfT". airain«t Effie F.»ter. wife of f'harle* F-ster. re-?de"ee nnkijowr, Harry F..«ter. nf Sarar.ac Lake. N Y . «-MM "f t ' h a r l e - F i l t e r , r l e r e a . r v l . M r s . .Te^tnet tc fiisffr. Wife «,f W i l l i a m F o s t e r . . i e r e a « e ' I . re«T.Ienre M<n I.ester. \ ff, ^shat'lark Foster, r-aidenee New Bedfnrd. Wasa _ n„n su«an B F.stter. reai den.-e. Mam-heater. N, H . .-hiMren nf William Foster, deceased. Xe]s,.n 1 -rer. Mnranae Lake N Y . . (Near Fester. res'Ienee. Steven. Point, Wis., Merritt howlea. i K Milt-n Edwards of riattnhnr«h,X Y.. Bernard Yale and fhariea B Hancock of I'hamplain. N. Y„ and Charlej H. Call. a«ent defendants.

In paraiianee and by vlrtne of an Interlocutory judement and decree of sale made in tbe abor*. entitled action in the Supreme Court on the l«th day of Awrast. IttiS. and duly enrered in th« Clerk's office of tbe County of Clinton, New York, on the 13th da t of Amrunt. 1903, In favor of the above named plaintiffs and aealnut the above named defendants, the snbsertber. a referee duly appointed for that purpose will sell at pnhlie auction U> the highest bidder at the front door nf the Conrt ffonsein the City of Plat tshnrgh. Clinton County. New York, . n tha 21 day uf December. v.»-l. at pi o'clock in the fore n.s.n of that day. the real estatedfre. ted by said jnderoent to be .•.,11 and therein described as follows, viz :

All that certain piece or parcel of land lylnu. being and situate In the. | . .wn of saranac. Clin­ton Connty, Xew York, and being part nf lot Number:* OH Military Tract Township Num her F o u n t bounded as f..:!..w«. to wit. bound­ed north by rhe old r'ghway: ea«r l-v Tra B Vanghan and Widow C o t y ' s land in l s ~ ; sontb by the old Plank R' .ad: west by lands. •( lie. .rae IT Myers in isrr, t^in>r the same property formerly owned and occupied by Samnel F.wter. nf.w de­ceased, and being the property on which stands the wheelrightshop, bi>u«e and barns (.f tbe said Samuel Foster,

Dated, Plattabnreh. N. Y , October 17.19f«2. WM. L. PATTISSOS, Referee.

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SUPREME COURT.-Countyof c l inton.-Ethan A. Barnes, plaintiff, acaiast Xai Ieon h.

Bailey and others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and

sale made in the above entitled action on tbe loth day of October, 1902, aad filed, entered and dock­eted in the Clinton County Clerk's office on the lOtbdayof October. 1904. the subscriber, the re­feree for that purpose duly appointed and direct­ed, will sell at public auction to the highest bid­der at tbe front door of tbe Court House, in tbe City of Plattsburgh. County of Clinton and State of N e w York, on tbe n t h day of November, 1908, at 2 o'clock la the afternoon, tbe premises direct­ed by said jadement to be sold, viz.:

All that certain lot and premises with the brick dwelling known as bouse Dumber sixty-fire there­on lying aad being upon the south side of Cornelia street, in the village of Plattsbursb, N . Y., bound ed and described as follows, viz.: On the west by tbe lot formerly belonging to tbe estate of the late Andrew Moore, deceased, now f n 1874) occu­pied by Peter Senecal. On tbe north by Cornelia street aforesaid. On the east by the west line of tbe lot and premises known as boose number sixty three, tbe said line being toe division fence s s ft now (la 1874) stands sad to be continued and connected along wast of tbe west side of said house number sixty-three On the south by a line drawn from tbe sooth east comer of the lot occu­pied (In 1874) by said Peter seaeeaL m s b e same direction east or easterly as the said seaeoal's south Use would he if ooatlmted s s Ussoath post aad picket has foses would be If eoaUaas i toiths

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Power", farmer. Xatcime J ef,.f.r» met. (ja'it • hamplain -b-eph Pa'tner :.]"it#rrna»» Chazy Dave (.'urrie. farmer; Wm. '» o l r e n y ,

farmer. ciiritnn Pa*rf.-k PVtlips. farmer Dannemora W H B i+raves, genC.eman, K <1.

Yocan. tmtlrmxn.. siullivan Kins, farmer KHenbnnrh —Jas Seym-inr. farmer M «*rs—Ed. F-irben. Win, Walker. A J Stein

barge, merchant; p I, Mahan. farmer Peru- l>v iM J^wis. fanner; Ber.jamin RVket-

son. merchant Piattsbnrirh-Marcus Wilier, merchant. saranac-u; ,T rfanlin.merchant.Dennis Carey

farmer. Kdmnnd Ryan, farmer Schuyler Fai'*--K. .T Van*lian. farmer. V c .

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Altuna cl.ffnrd Y Stark«. telegraph , p*r»t.w Thomas Walt*, farmer

Beekmantown- Charles Miner, farmer; J.,hn Mnllen. farmer.

Champlain-charle- D.»W«. farmer: A hi jab Clark, farmer; I . l ward H d i e , farmer

Char.y-Alley Patnfsle. farmer; Peter JTinkler. farmer.

Clinton -Orviile CfTee Danrjemora—.Tames Tbompann, sec t im boss;

David Lamar, farmer. Ellenhurgb-Sam oel Fasaett, farmer; Nelson

Lario. farmer; <*e«jr|{e Chapman, farmer: Alfred B. Nokes. farmer

Mooer*-Samuel Faloon, W. A. Boawnrtn, Aroos Tappln. \ erner Lamberton.

Pern—Frank Ormsby. farmer; Vraatus Stafford, blacksmith; Oeorce Allen, farmer.

Plattsborgh (cityl-Fraok H. t r a v e l , Bspoleoa Paro, Stephen Arnold. Henry B. Ransom. Albert M. Warren. W. Jt. L».vr, Fred Dodds. Henry Daria.

Plattsburgh (town)—Hurt Flaanagan. farmer; Albert H. Calkins, fanner; Leslie Hawks, farmer; Boses Savage, farmer.

Schuyler Falls—Henry Brault, LCCIAN L. SHKDDEN,

_ < Union Count * Jiuige. A. T. DOBINY. fTtn/on rmtn/t'lhsrW. J. W. H. HOLCOMBK. Clintm. (Jmntf fieri.

west nae orsaM aoass lot aasabsr ststythrae sJtwisssldsu»(alaTi)ows«wbrasonMLCIs«fc. t»sln»sad|iissslsssbsisb| muissed bsfcsgsjboat fsttsssbi fees In wtdck frisai sssi ts nasi sad in

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rt osses in Liber av of Deeds a t | Dated Octoosr 14th. 1HK.

H. 8 . JOHNSON. Refe C. MCLSAX, Plaintiff's attorney.

4zw7 Plattsburgh, X. T .

NOTICE.—By order of Hon. John H. Booth Surrogate of Clinton County. N. T.. notice a

hereby s iren according to law. to all persons hav­ing claims against Bdaar W. Morehouse, late of Peru, in said county, deceased, that they are re­quired to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber at tbe bouse of Mrs. Franklin Elmore, at Peru. N. Y.. on or before tbe fifteenth day of February, 1903,

Dated. July 15.1902. AGXSS E. MOREHOUSE.

Executrix. 29m« by ELMOBI F. F L S O B S . ber a t t y .

NOTICE—By order of Hon. John H. Booth. Sur rogate of Clinton CouDty, N. Y-, notice is

hereby given according to law. to all persons hav­ing claims acainst Charles E. Martin, late of Plattsburgh, in said county, deceased, that tbey are required to exhibit the same wltb tbe vouchers thereof to the subscribers at the office of B. S. W. Clark, in Clinton Block, in the City of Platts­burgh. Clinton Co.. N. Y., on or before tbe 23rd day of December. 1902.

Dated June 16th. 1902. BENJAMIN S. W. CLARK. KATE X. MARTIN.

25m8 Executor*

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P. J. UHXENs I [Piano and Organ Tuner and'

Repairer. * 18 years experience. Beat of references. » Orders may be left at Dr. J. H. LaRocque's spdrug store, or at Mc-Kannon Bros, music store. J -J„ „ , . , . — . , . , . , . . . ._

I 18 Clinton Street, or at 53 North Catherine St.. Plattaborgb. N. Y.

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NOTICE—By order of Hon. John H. Booth, Sur­rogate of Clinton County. N. Y.. notice is

hereby given according to law. to all persons hav­ing claims against Patrick McKeefe. late of PlatU-bargh. in said county, deceased, that tbey are re­quired to exhibit the same with tbe vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber at bis residence In Platts­borgh, N. Y.. on or before the 1st day of Novem­ber, l i e .

Dated, April 24.1902. 17m6 ANDREW McKKEFK. Executor.

NOTICE.—By order of Hon. John H. Booth, Surrogate of Clinton County. N . Y-. notice is

hereby given according to law, to all persons hav­ing claims against Mary Coegrove. late of Platts­burgh. in said county, deceased, that they are re­quired to exhibit tbe same with tbe vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber at tbe residence of tbe subscriber on or before the 1st day of February, 1903.

Dated, July 14.1902. ROSE ANN COSGROVB.

29trj« Administratrix.

NOTICE—By order of Hon. John H. Booth. Sur­rogate of Clinton County, N. Y-, notice is

hereby given according to law. to all persons bar­ing claims agalntt John O'Brien. late of Mooers, in said county, deceased, that tbey are required to exhibit the game with vouchers thereof to tue subscriber at tbe residence of tLe undersigned. Arden F . O'Brien. In town of Mooers. Clinton County. New York, on or before the 1st day -A November. 1902.

Dated. April 24.1902. . . 17m6 ABDKN F. O'BRIE*. Administrator.

NOTICE—By order of Hon. John H. Booth. Surrogate of Clinton County. N. Y.. notice is

hereby given according; to law. u> all persons bar­ing claims against Edward Loughan. late of Al-tona. In said county, deceased, that they are re­quired to exhibit tbe same with t t e vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber at the offlcea of We^Js. Conway &. Cotter. Puitcsbarub. S I . • ,o or before the fir^t d<*y ..f-Tin lary. 2-*^

UaUad June lu, l*xi. CATHERINE LOUGHAN.

Administratrix. Wxrp.s. COSWAT A COTTXB, Attoraeya. A'-mf

N o t i c e o f i>i^94>]Mtiori. Tbe co-partnership tcretL,f.ire_ei:st!iig tirrirr

the firm name of Geo. H. Carroll A ' u. u hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All nbn.eatk.ns. due to said firm are payable to Geo. H Carroil who a!s.j aseumes all obligations of said una.

(iE<> H CAKRuLL. i, F. TUPTLE. c >.. JOHN'S'IN'.

Dated. Oct s^b. V*,2 *.'• *-;

Notice to Taxpayers.

Cosva^arja

Good Meat every day in the year.

J. 8 . O'BRIEN, O L A T T M U R O H , N . Y .

MONUMENTS, StsMbi Roof lnc a n d Cal l ing .

GsWBGB W. KIBGSLEY, Ktolavsawy'si B o t e t l .

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HaviQj; re. eiv^.i tn*- Assr -«r^rr,r City >jf Plaitsbur^b f r ':.t 'i--..sT : hereby JA\KU tt.it the ±'.. Irr" ,-'.-.J his ...fiirc la t',< We*d 11. i . u . w . ' i t a i n y ,lays from tt.c -late mmd. legal build Ay* eX'.-«rpte-i fmi i u Be s « a .a'-.-< morning t.» four .,'.:.s-x ir. <.u- afrrr..-,.>.. m.1 from seven t j a,r.e o.....».* T,r>l^y ai.1 11. .rs day evenings, to receive taxes ->> assestte 1. « . t i . oat fee, perreLtajje > r 'L*.rr-s.t ttere. R

On ad Hue* unpaid after t i e ex; T I ' . '. • ? -., .„ thirty days tw... per ..••rr_? teen »- .. '--... erte-i.

Un ait taxe-i rema r. t,* u ^ - i l l «I'Ier - i t y l»ys from the date hereof, sve jr-r • •-V. frsr- itz.1 -, terest at t i e rate .,f ..ce;«-r ..ent i^-r t_...'-'-•. :r ^ ti.eexpiration • .f salt sixty i^s-. A . . . e - • .*• ----:

All JeJUt'i'iei.t s,.t,.j<,i. ..,1) l - w i mil •• -,!.'>• taxes mast be p-Ud at .. f.< e 1-J a. ..1 tue 'r- . ese preacrlbe.1 by I t * rtar'er

Date.3 Plattsbor^a. .\ X J ' . r . cb * »'-• HJEMtY JL-11V.

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.Baiisom's Livery Stables

Good Isiwery T a i m o a t s . Competent DriTer». Orders tUietl with DiSysttcfc. Telet t..jr.«.

H. B. BA>'=uH, Trinity JHjuare, PUUMliurzh, N 1'.

Started Up Again After B e i n g t u r n e d Out.

District Attorney's Precept.

[L. S.] In tbe Name of tbe People of the State

of New > ork: to the SberuY of the County of Clinton. N. Y.:

Whereas, a Trial Term of the Supreme Conrt is appointed to be held in aad for the county of Clinton, a t the Court House. In the CRy of Plattsburgh, N. Y., on tbe *Ttb day of October ISO*.

We command you in pursuance of the provi­sions of tbe Heviaed Statutes in such and provided.

First. That f on summon the set that shall be drawn In said eouaty pursuant t o law to serve aa Grand and Petit Jurors a t asM Conrt, to appear thereat.

" That yon bring bsfors the said Court ss being b a r

with an

"an any BaaanssUpo or eaaassaatsoa of ssnr " i — *- nrtiara tsnh lannsalssawi.

or iaqukation and examination, t o the said Court! at the opening thereof, on the first day of l u art-

Witness. Hon. Martin L. Stover. Justice of tbe Supreme Court, this 4th day of October. 190S

J . W. H. HOLOOMBB. Clerk. C. J. VBBT, District Attorney.

Sheriff's Proclamation. PROCLAMATION.-Wbereas. a term of tbe

Supreme Court Is appointed to be held at the Court House, in Plattsburgh, in and for the coun­ty of Clinton, on the ?7th day of October, lfli*.

Proclamation is therefore hereby made In con­formity to a precept to me directed and delivered by the District Attorney of Clinton county on the 4th day of October, 1902, to all persons bound to appear at the said term. .f the Supreme Court, by recognizance or otherwise, to appear thereat, and all Justices of the Peace. Coroners and other officers who have taken any recognizance for the appearance of any per* m at such C u r t , car who have taken any inquisition of any person or wit­ness, are required to return such reoognizanee, in­quisition and examination to the said Court, at the opening thereof, on the first day of its sitting.

Dated at Plattsburgh. N. Y-, this 4th day of October, 1VH.

A. T. DOMINY, Sherif of Clinton County.

Miss Elsie E. Allen, SPECIALIST.

Will cleanse the scalp and hair for ladles a t their homes, and is also prepared to treat the com­plexion.

Miss Allen baa for sale a simple aad effectual preparation for keeping the hair in curl, and other superior toilet articles.

Miss Allen is also prepared to dress the hair for parties.

Miss Allen's treatment keeps the hair frosj falling and cures scalp diseases.

Orders by mail promptly answered. K Oak St.. corner Cornelia, Plattsburgh. M. T

FOR ALL KINDS OF Blank Books, School Books,

Story Books, Magazines, Dai­ly Papers, Weekly Papers, Inks, Tablets, Cigars, Confec­tionary, Pens, Pencils, Scis­sors, Knives, Hammocks, Rubber Stamps, Billheads, Pads, Base Ball Goods, Win­dow Signs, and a good drink of Ic*3 Cold Soda, all flavors, goto

W. R. COWANS, >«. 1<> KrinlcrJio/r Mreft,

The goods and prices are always Right-

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