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A V i s i t o r i o H i e P o p e .

W i^n l u t V 3 Hidii'ii Pi'cci vva-i tour years oM a V"U'ij; ^ ri In thn narnw of Anna M.irem c a m e to tatvi' earn of l.im, >.V' was fiftf>i-'i), pn-ttv anii intern, anil w.ii jilaymatf and frien i a-* well as ruir^. Joachim was very fon.l uf lier ami ?!i»> live,.! in ihf family until hf> was a bij: hoy an.I went to /school.

Not i o n s ano Anna Moroni wwnt to Rome to s e e the l*opi». Perhaps you do not reco?-niz-' Iitt!<? Joachim PPCC'I in the Pontiff, Leo X I I I , but A o n a M o r e n i did, and was received most cordially by the friend of her girlhood. A special andience was granted her, and s h e w a s an hour with the Pope, who was very g lad t o talk o v e r old t imes with her. She is a hundred and two years old but looks much younger .

S p e a k i n s of aare recalls a certain story • b o u t the Pope , w h o is said you know to be Tery genia l and kindly and fond of a j o k e .

A rather g u s h i n g lady w a s once congratu­la t ing him on his restoration to health. S b e ta lked a g o o d deal and paid a graat m a n y

finally assured b im s h e hoped he would l ive to b e a hundred.

" B a t m y dear madam," remonstrated tbe P o p e , "would yon l imit m e t o a hundred y e a r e f

Some Accomplishments. It has been sugges t ed to g ir l s in general ,

that If they will put this list to practical use before they are fifteen, they will b e a l o n g way on the road to b^comin^ attractive and Charming youns; w o m e n t

iyhtit the door and shut it softly. K e e p j o u r own room in tasteful order. H a v e an hour for rising, and rise. ! > a r n to make bread as well as cake . Never let a button s tay ofl twenty-four

hours. A l w a y s know where your things are. Never let a day pass without d o i n g some­

th ing to make, somebody comfortable" N e v e r c o m e to breakfast without a collar. N e v e r g o about with vour shoes unbutton­

e d . Speak clearly enough for everybody to un­

derstand. N e v e r fidget or hum, so as to disturb others. N e v e r fuss, or fret, or fijgel.—Exchange.

W h e n P l a t e s C a m e I n t o U s e .

T h e ancients had no individual plates . They either held their meat in their hands or placed it on the flat wheaten cakes which they baked instead of having bread in loaves . T h e first mention of plates is found in A . D . , 600, when tliey are spoken of as be ing used b y the rich and luxurious. Jo the ninth c e n ­tury they were in common U3e in England aa well as on the Continent. They were m a d e of wood or earthenware, the former prefer­ably as it did not dull the knives .

T h e G e m t o r N o v e m b e r .

Who fiis* conies to ttaH world below With drear November's foir and snow. Should prizr? the topaz's amber hue— Emblem .if friends and lovers tfue

OH Si/hmt.

Bri t ish Wr i te rs . A n animal and s o m e t h i n g an ani-A verb express ing irritation. A A curious person. A n animal .

A pronoun and a covering. A n abbreviated term of address and the note of an animal .

A bird, ma! does. garment.

Word rii'jare of Oct. 25 . . . . Peach. En­due. A lure. Cured. Heeds.

T H E F A I K S E A S O X . I" K tiir C \ V . » P.••• r i.

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M>n»'t-l I'<i<f"—One pound of ground al­monds , one pound of fine sifted confectioner's sugar, the whites of {wo fresh e g g s , and a

drops of essence of almond*. Mix tbe sugar and ground a lmonds together, and add, l itt le by little, the whites of the e g g s beaten to a froth ut.til a stiff paste is formed,

a little l e ss than the two whites b e i n g s a m e -u m e s sufficient. Mould it into a thick block a n d dry very slowly In a moderate oven.

Hrn,mj I't'i ?•/.— Oae pint of sugar, two latileypouaftii* vt water, h.»lf a piut of strain­ed bon«*y. B J J until br.tUe and wLen cold pull and cut mto tut?.

Ji.^t.rt i'a .-','• —B •;! or.e cupful of s-ugar with ta l f a cupful of w a t f r and one teaapoon-ful of baiter, o>.jk until it thread* and st ir 3 t w o l iuarli id j«.j<Cijrn. Mix well and make, in to little bal .s .

U<l:,-ltSif "in /./. — T w o cupfuls of sugar ar, 1 ttuJt a f-ai.ful of water and boil un­til th.ck. > u r m c u e cupful e f l i ckory-nut meat s a n i pour in a flit dish. When coo l c o t in ttfltrfs.

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Kfawlard i:.:trtT is a true ca«*toa dahlia <»f l.rlKttest scarlet ana excite* treat admiration.

B<ml<* ti"Axs«-nt, or doable mock orange, is a fine new plant for winter furring.

Iiorotliy Perkins is a beautiful 1««-truUH pink cliint.iiig or trailing: ruse, a •yltf-id ttt wifburrdana and of similar habit to Crimson lUubler.

North Carolina grows tuberose and slaUia bulb* to perteetion.

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BAMBOOS FOB DECOBAHOX.

T e m p e r a t u r e a n d l i g h t s u i t a b l e f o r palms please them. Being a grass, each season's growth starts afresh from below the ground.

There is no plant so well adapted for use with carnation blooms. The bam­boo not blooming and the carnation be­ing marketed without foliage have brought them into sympathetic har­mony. Quite frequently a tall bam­boo placed in an archway between two parlors, with four dozen fancy carnations wired on, makes one of the prettiest decorations one ever saw. They also harmonize with tbe various lilies or gladioli or inontbretia, as shown in the accompanying illustra­tion.

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A young animal makes more growth from the same quantity of food pro­portionately than can be made at any later age, says American Sheep Breed­er. There is a greater economy of food at the early age due to the less de­mands for the more acute nervous ac­tion, and more of the nutriment is stored and diverted in the form of growth. Young lambs make flesh and little intestinal fat, and thus the ecoiir oiny of feeding them is visible in th« better carcass and the lesser waste. T e n - m o n t b - o l d l a m b s f e d f r o m t h e t i m e t h e y w o u l d b e g i n t o e a t m e a l h a v e m a d e a s m u c h g r o w t h a n d l i v e w e i g h t a s o t h e r l a m b s n o t s o f e d w h i c h w e r e t w o m o n t h s o l d e r . T h a t i s , t h e t e n -m o n t h - o l d l a m b s m a d e t h e s a m e m o n e y a s t w e l v e - m o n t h - o l d l a m b s d i d , a n d t h e o l d e r l a m b s c o n s u m e d i n a l l m o r e f o o d t h a n t h e ' t e n - m o n t h - o l d l a m b s d i d . L a m b s f ed b e f o r e w e a n i n g a n d u p t o f o u r m o n t h * o l d m a d e m o r e profit w h e n f e d g r a i n f o o d f r o m t h e i r lir<t a b i l i t y t o o a t it, w h i c h h a s b e e n foij!..i to |.i- at t w o or t h r e e w e e k s o l d , t h a n n U i i r l a m b s n o t f ed .

S a v i n g : C.rn ln .

H o r s e s a t m o d e r a t e f a r m b e k e p t i n g o o d c o n d i t i o n c u r e d c l o v e r a n d o n e - t h i r d t h e u s u a l g r a i n r a t i o n . W e h a v e b e e n t r y i n g t h i s s c h e m e a g a i n t h i s y e a r o n a c c o u n t o f t h e h i g h p r i c e o f f e e d , a n d I a m s u r e t h e h o r s e s a r e s a t i s f i e d w i t h t h e ar» r a n g e m e u t , s a y s A l v a A g e e i n N a t i o n a l S t o c k m a n . T h e y l i k e t h e g r e e n c l o v e r b e t t e r t h a n t h e c u r e d , a n d a s i n g l e c u t ­t i n g k e e p s for s e v e r a l d a y s i n p i l e s i n t h e b a r n . T h e e a r l i e s t exit s t r i p o f c l o v e r h a s g h e u i t s s e c o n d c r o p t h i s s u m m e r , a n d t h e r e i s a l m o s t n o s l o b b e r -i n s f r o m i t s u s e . T h e h o r s e s c o u l d d o m o r e w o r k e n d r y f e e d d o u b t l e s s , but-" t h e y d o a l l w e w a n t t h e m t o d o , a n d They e n j o y t h e f e e d , w h i l e t h e e x p e n s e o f f e e d t l i ib Mitnnter s e e m s p r a c t i c a l l y n o r h i n g . a s w e d o n o t l i k e t o s e l l c l o v e r a n d p e a s off t h e f a r m , a n d t h e y a r e i m p r o v i n g t h e so i l f o r a s u c c e e d i n g c r o p .

tir»lm » » « ! R a a a r r Lawfcu . Will it pay n» feed range lambs grain

food? It is a reasonable conclusion th.it it will not. This,kind of feeding costs more under range conditions than on any farm. The precise supervision needed, too, Increases the expense too much for profit. The ordinary routine followed in a range flock cannot be de­parted from without unprofitably In­creasing the expenses and so making ordinary profit into a loas. This ia given as reply to a query by a large range flocka.-ister. — American Sheep Breeder. .

Ta» soft brlghtneaa of oM pewit* maintains Ha hold on popadar a\«se> tfctn. and it almost appear* that «•»: of the newer flntehes on tbe tahto aft**. « M * » and the like la 1—andsi to stow-late to ansae extent the

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oi Richmond, \a., a great sufferer with •v\« Milan's troul)]es, tells of her cure by Lydfa E. Pinkham^s Vegetable Compound.

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When a medicine 1ms neon successful in more than a million faxes, is it justice lo yourself to say, without Iryiinr i t , " I do not bel ie \c it womld help m c " ?

Surely you cannot wish to remain weak ami .sick and discour­aged, exhausted with each day's work. You have some derange­ment of the feminine organism, and Lydia JE. IMiikham's V c g o tahle Compound \\ ill help you just as surely as it lias others.

Mr*. W. IL Pclham, Jr., 1 0 8 E. Baker St., Richmond, Va., says: " r>r: vr. Arn .̂ rr\Kir.\.-vr:—I must say that I do not Lelieve there is any

fcmale uii'ilii-im.' to eniiiiiatv A\iih Lydia K. PinkhamV Vejretalile Ciim­pound, and I return to you my heartfelt thanks for

.•onr medicine litis done for me. Before the Vegetable- Conrtmund I was so badly

hat T thought I could not live much •r. The little work I had to do was a den to me. I suffered with irregular iisrruation and leucorrhcea, which caused irritation of the parts. I looked like

trho had consumption, but I do not look that now, and I owe it all to your wonder-

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I took only six buttles, but it has made mo feel like a new person. I thank God that there is such a female helper

" as you." B e i i , therefore, believed by all

women who are ill that Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the medicine they should take. It has stood the test of time, nnd it has hundreds of thousands of euros to its credit. Women should consider i t unwise to use any other medicine.

Mrs. Pinkham, whose address is Lynn, Mass., trill answer eheer-tully and without cost all letters addressed to her by sick women. Perhaps she lias just the knowledge that Mill help your case — try her to-day — i t costs nothing. «*

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CHARLES HALSEI R00RE, LAWYER.

JPRACTICES in State and Federal Courts. Offices in his n e w block a t No. 11 Clinton

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PLATT8BUMH, N. T.

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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT t * W . Booses Point, N . Y.

Branch offtoe a t Mooeta.

Tear. Adrnfanstrantm. 1884 . . Last Tear of "Governor Cleveland's

administration . . . . . . 1885 . . First Year of Governor Hill's admin­

istration . . . . . . . . 1891 . . Last Tear of Governor Hill's admin­

istration 1894 . .* Last Year of Governor Flower's ad­

ministration 1902. . Last Year of Governor

Odell's administration

ODELL'S EXTRAVAGANT ADMINISTRATION Appropriations For 1902 Are Greater Than Under

Any Democratic Administration In x the History of the State.

The test of economical State government is the amount of the annual appropriations made by the Governor and Legislature.

The appropriations for the ensuing year made by Governor Odell and his administration ARE GREATER BY MANY MIL-" LIONS T H A N DURING A N Y DEMOCRATIC ADMINIS­TRATION I N T H E HISTORY OF THE STATE.

The following statement speaks for itself :

Amount.

$10,479,517 I L .

11.879.53117

13.072.059 84

15,713.578 20

22,494,814 5 0 NEITHER GOVERNOR ODELL, COMPTROLLER

MILLER NOR ANY OTHER REPUBLICAN OFFICE­HOLDER CAN EXPLAIN AWAY THE ABOVE FIGURES. OR THE FOLLOWING FIGURES. WHICH S H O W - I N A FEW EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS O N L Y - T H E WHOLLY UNNECESSARY A N D VAST INCREASE IN EXPENDITURES A N D WASTE OF PUBLIC MONIES:

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Governor's Office . . . . Secretary of State . . . State Comptroller . . . Attorney-General . . .

State Treasurer . . . . Bureau of Statistics . . Civil Service Office Sup't Instru'n . Tax Commissioners . . Forest, Fish, Game . . State Printing

Flower, 1893. $44,535 37

43,632 20 75,271 «3 36,121 45 26,885 84 25,694 00

100,055 56 17,209 00 37,124 32

8,858 31 89,189 81

276,010 43

ODELL, 1901. $54,507 23 64,161 79

191,482 63 137,103 95 69,376 18 27.450 95

157,080 75 38^35 64 82,438 64 59,338 57

177,173 02 722,034 22

DK3EASE $9,971 86 20,529 59 nun 00 100,982 50 42,490 34

1,756 95 57,025 19 21.326 54 45^14 32 50.480 26 87.983 21

44*423 79

H. P. GOATS.

ATTORNKT AND COtmsKLLOH. Saraiiae Lake, franklin County. N. Y. Leaal Boetoeei

of every nature promptly attended to . CoUeo-t lotu a Specialty.

Dr. FRANK IADDIH, Phrriclan. Surgeon aad OoolM. Offlce and

BerideDoa. US Margaret St. oaoa bow: Before lea. m. and S to 5 p. a . Special attention giro todlet—of the Bye. Bar. MOM. Throat, and

DR. I . A. 1ARRI8, rOTSICIAI * SURGJOI.

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•.«. 0.8.

Total §780,587 92 $1,780,683 47 $1,000,095 55

The increase in yearly expenditures, in these few executive offices alone, chiefly in salaries to unnecessary place holders, exceeds

ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Odell's average total annual expenditures are twenty-two mil­

lions; Flower's average total annual expenditures were fifteen mil­lions; total increase

SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS. When Governor Flower retired from office he had completed

the payment of the state's bonded debt. Now, in addition to the vast increase in annual expenditures,

the state owes in bonded debt

TEN MILLION DOLLARS.

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S t a t e o f N e w York: In Senate , F e b r u a r y 3,1901.—The forego ing resolut ion w a a d u l y passed , a m a j o r i t y . o f a l l t h e s e n a t o r s e lected v o t i n g in ravor thereof. B y order of the senate , T. IS. 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. 1901.— T h e forego ing resolut ion w a s d u l y passed, a major i ty of a l l the mentbem e lected t o t h e a s s e m b l y vo t ing In f a v o r thereof. B y order o f t h e a s s e m b l y . S . F . N I X O N . Speaker .

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1 1 I.'-2 — T h e f- . t r . -sr l l iK r e s o l u t l n n W • duly pa«*ed. a maturi ty of al l th« m e m ­bers elected, to the a««cmtilv vo t ing in fa­vor thereof p.v nr.'.. r of the aiumnblv. a. F . N I M i N , Speaker

S ta te of pfew Vork f'tTI. « of the S e c . re t a n - of Pl . l le . «i I h.iv« .-..mp.irr.1 th^ preceding: i . ' f v of • on. arr. i.f r. -•••l'it!.--i prop-.cjnE- «n amendment to arti- le «.-v.-.| of the i'nn*»CiiH.,n. n u l l He nr<^'r,:t\ . ..i current r>«.> itl.'n on tile in tin* ofRi-e and I do h. r-bi . e r t i ' v that the a.ime l« B. enrre. t- Irare-'-rlpt fh>refr."n. and of tu<* whole thereof l i iven under mv hnnd at 1 the sc.-ti of rfTi.e of the Se.-retary of Sta.te, a t lh» c i ty of Albany. thH t w e n t y -fifth day i f July , in th» >> ir of our Lord. one thousand r ln» hundred and two. TU S ] J O H N T MoXMiXor i jH . Secre­t a r y o f Stafe .

T h e foregoing Concurrent Resolut ion I* published once a w e e k for three m o n t h * n e x t preceding the next general election In conformity to t h e aforesaid provis ions, In two public newspapers In each county in this S t a t e represent ing respect ively t h e t w o political part ies pol l ing the h igh­e s t number of v o t e s a t t h e la s t g e n e n l election, and in one additional newspaper In each county for every one hundr-1 thousand people In such county a s s h o w n hv the last p ecedlng S t a t e Enumerat ion . J O H N T. McI iONOCGH, Secretary o t State .

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S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e . The. foresjnrna; Concurrent nesolntJom In

publ ished o n c e a w e e k for t h r e e m o n r h s n e x t preceding t h e n e x t g e n e r a l e l ec t ion In conformi ty t o t h e a foresa id prov i s 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 t h i s S t a t e represent ing respec t ive ly t h e t w o polit ical par t i e s po l l ing t h e h i g h e s t n u m b e r of v o t e s a t the l a s t genera l e l ec ­t ion, a n d In o n e addit ional n e w s p a p e r In e a c h 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 las t preced ing S t a t e E n u m e r a t i o n ,

i J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H , Secre tary o f S t a t e .

S T A T E O F NE-W YORK, O F F I C E O F fhe Secret, .ry of State , Albany . J u l y ffi, 1902.-Pursuant to the provision* of sect ion one of art ic le fourteen of the Const i tut ion of the S l a t e of N e w York, s u d sect ion seven of Chapter r.'n-s hundred nnd nine of the L a w s of ri<l i 'cen hundred and nlnetvvglx, nntlce is hereby jriven that the fo l lowing proposed am»:id.-ne,it to article s ix of the CunMItullon of the Stafe of N e w York Is referred to the Leg i s la ture to be chosen a t the n e x t General Elect ion of Senators in this S ta te to be held on the fourth day of November , nineteen hun­dred and two

A M E N D M E N T NlTvTBETv FfTTR. Concurrent Resolut ion of the Senate and

Assembly . P r o p o s i n g a m e n d m e n t . t o ar t i ­c l e s i x of the cons t i tu t ion re la t ing to s u ­preme court judicial distr icts .

Section 1. Reso lved Of the a s s e m b l y concur) t h a t sect ion one of art icle s i x o f t h e const i tut ion b e amended b y add ing thereto the fo l lowing provis ion: the legislature ma* frnm time to time increase the number nf jwh tire* in any judicial dbtrict, except that the numlxrof Juttice* in the ftrttt or teennd district or in any of the dintricts into ichich the second distrfct may lie divided, thall not he increased to exceed one justice for each eighty thousand, or fraction over forty thousand of the population thereof, as shown. l>u the last state, or federal cen­sus or enumeration, and except that the number of justices in any other district shall ngt be tn-c r a i « d to exceed one jtwtice for each sixtj thou­sand, or fraction ovsr thirtu-Hve thousand of the population thereof as shown by the last state or federal census or enumcrat ion. The legiiiaturi may erect out of the second judicial district a* now constituted, another judicial district and apportion the justices in office between the districts, and provide for the election of additional jttstices in the new district not exceeding the limit herein provided., t 2. Reso lved (If t h e a s s e m b l y concur) , t h a t the forego ing a m e n d m e n t b e referred to the leg is la re to be chosen a t t h e n e x t general elect in of senators , aSd tn con­formity wi th sect ion one, of art ic le four­teen o f t h e const i tut ion , b e publ ished for three m o n t h s previous to the t ime of such election.

S t a t e of N e w York: In Senate , March 6, 1902.—This bill w a s duly passed , a major i ty of all the senators e lected vo t ing in favor thereof. B y order of the senate , T. E . E L L S W O R T H . Temporary P r e s i d e n t

S t a t e of N e w York: In A s s e m b l y , March 81. 1902.—This bill w a s duly passed, a m a ­jor i ty of all t h e m e m b e r s e lected t o t h e a s s e m b l y v o t i n g In favor thereof. B y or ­der of the as sembly , S. F . N I X O N , Speak­er.

S t a t e of N e w York, Offlce o f t h e S e c r e ­t a r y o f S ta te , s s : I h a v e c o m p a r e d t h e preceding copy of concurrent resolut ion, propos ing an a m e n d m e n t to art ic le s ix , of t h e Const i tut ion, w i t h t h e original c o n ­current resolut ion on file in t h i s offlce, and I do hereby cert i fy t h a t the s a m e Is a cor­rect transcript therefrom, and of t h e w h o l e there. '. Given under m y hand a n d t h e seal of office of t h e Secre tary of State , a t the c i t y of Albany, thia twenty-f i f th d a y of Ju ly , i n the y e a r of our Lord, one thousand n ine hundred a n d t w o . [L. 8 ] J O H N T. McDONOUGH", Secre tary o f S ta te .

T h e forego ing Concurrent Reso lu t ion Is publ ished o n c e a w e e k for three m o n t h s n e x t preced ing the n e x t general e lect ion In conformity to t h e aforesaid provis ions . In t w o publ ic n e w s p a p e r s In e a c h c o u n t y In t h i s S t a t e represent ing respect fu l ly t h e t w o polit ical par t i e s pol l ing t h e h ighes t n u m b e r of v t e s a t t h e l a s t general e lec­t ion, a n d in o n e addit ional n e w s p a p e r In e a c h c o u n t y for e v e r y o n e hundred thou­s 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 l a s t preceding 8 t a t e Enumerat ion . J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H . Secre tary o f SUtel

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And I herwhy deetanat* *nd apprrfat til* n H Terms o f m M r o n r t as th« Maw* aad p i a o * for hearing, and all final action* <m application* of aliens to he admitted to hemrne *'t-.r*nw of t h . I'nlted state*, pnrraant fo (taction •< i hapt-r * r . Laws of 1SBJ.

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forer-loaiifp »n<l «a!e drjlir ma-1e n the al- tro e-i titled action na the 11th .)av orik-r..her 1 «>s »n-i dnlr eiitere.1 In the dint. .n i' . . - i - t j i r\ . ..tn. « the H'h day >.f October. IX'i t ' e <>,ni.-rivr a Referee duly appointed f t rha' [ trj.we wi , «e,. at pahiic unction at the fr..m .hi.r. .f the i . TT» n.m«e. In the City of Piatf^hiireh.. < n'-n r.<mtv New Tork. on the tfh <I»T of ih»rm^r. > «-,> »t ,> o'clock in the afternoon, the real « t a t « and m. r' raced premises directed hy «aid I']d<n>*nt t.> h* sold and therein dewnhe-i an f o l l o w

AH tha» rra.-t or p a n v i o f Hr-.l <-'f'iafe In the town of chary. Countv i.f i iinf-m an-1 v.tstp , f New Tork. a n i f^lne the nor'b half of the «oVh half of the north easf .[uarter of 1/ t number twenty fire ir.i of the Wiacre I..tj. in the Refuge* Patent containing twenty nix and one f..urtha«re. of land more or lean

Alw all tnateert-ain otSer piece of land dewnh e<1 as that cert*in undivided half of tbe north east one fourth of lot number twentv flTen3T,) of the 4*1 Hire lnt« situate in tbe Refugee. Patent in the town of Chazy *fore.»id. containing "a and H (fiftr-two and one-balfi aorei.

Alto all that certain other piece or parcel of land described as follows, vht : All of l o t j i j o f the Refugee Tract In the town of Altona, Clinton County, S e w tork. containing42o acre, of land more or ieas.

Also all that certain other piece or parcel of land in the town of f'hamplain. in the County and Sfate aforesaid, being all of the north eaot .juar-ter of lot number nine i'n of the Refugee f jn ».-re lots containing |.<" aere^ of land.

Also all that certain other piece of lard 'ifuate In chazy aforesaid, an<l devrit>ed as ten acres ..f land in the north east corner of tf.e «<iijth east quarter of lot No. ir. of the f .11 acre Refugee :.,w

Dated Plattsburgh. X T . ()cir.l*r 11. r»»l W » . L. PATTIsvi.iN. Referee

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P tRTTrroX SVLB. - N > W York Supreme Coort, Clinton C'ounty.-Susan V. Ifeald and

Henry Foster, plaintiffs, against Kale foster , wife of Charles Foster, residenoe unknown. Harry roster, of Saranac Lake. X. Y . child of Charles Poster, deceased. Brs. Jennette Foster. wife of William Foster, deceased, residence, Manchester. X. H.. Aaba Clark Footer, residence. N e w Bedford. Mass.. and Susan B. Foster, resi­dence, Manchester. W. H.. children of William Foster, deceased. Nelson Foster. Saranac Lake N. Y.. Oscar Foster, residence. .Stevens Point, Wis.. Merritt Sowles. C. E. MHtoo Kdwards of Plattsburgh. N. Y., Bernard Yale and Charles B. Hancock of Champlain, N. Y , and Charles H. Call, agent defendants. *•

In pursuance and by rirtue of an interlocutory Judgment and decree of sea* made In tbe above entitled action in the Supreme Coort on tbe l*tfc day of August. 1902, and duly entered In the Clerk's otacti of tbe County of Clinton, New York, on the 19th day of August, 1902. in faror of ttie' above named plaintiff* and against the above named defendants, the subscriber, a referee duly appointed for that purpose will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the Court House in the City of Plattsburgh. Clinton County, New York, on th* 2d day of December. 19n8, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon of that day, the real estate directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as follows, v i z :

All that certain piece or parcel of land lying, being and situate in the Town of Saranac, d i n ton County. New York, and being part of lot Number3M Old Military Tract Township Num­ber Four (4i bounded as follows, t o w i t : bound­ed north by the old highway: east by Ira B Vaughan and Widow Cooty's land in lwri-; south by the old Plank Road; west by land* of George H. Myers in 1x77. being the same property formerly owned and occupied by Samuel Foster, now de­ceased, and being the property on which stands the wbeelricht shop, house and barns of the said Samuel Foster.

Dated. Plattaboreh. N. Y.. October 17.1903. WM. L. PATTISSON, Referee.

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

sale made in tbe aboreeotitled action on tbe loth day of October. 1102, and died, entered and dock­eted in the Cllntoo County Clerk'* offlce on the 10th day of October. 1902. tbe Mbacrlbsr. the re­feree for that purpose duly appointed and direct­ed, will sell at pabtle aactioa to tbe highest bid­der a t tbe front door o t tbe Court House. In tbe q t y of Pi t tsburgh. County of Clinton aad State of N e w York, on the S*h day of November, isoe. at 2 o'clock la tbe afternoon, tbe premises direct­ed by said judgment to be sold. Tic.:

All that certain lot and premiss* with the brick dwelling known as boose number *ixty-nre there­on lying asd being opon to* soatb side of Cornelia street. In tbe Tillage of Plattaoargb. N . Y . bound ed and described as follow*, rut: On tbe west by the lot formerly belonging to the estate of the late Andrew Moore, dec eased, now ('a 1874) ocen-pied by Peter «en«tial. On tbe north by Cornelia street aforesaid. Ontbeeas t by the west line of tint lot and pssalaas known as boss* nombar •ixty three, tbe said line being the division fenos a s i t now (m 167«) stands and to be ooattaoed and oo*ttmc«ed-*Joag west of the west side of said hoaMaasabsrsixty-tbree Oa t h s s o a t h b y a h n e d r a i n from the south east ooraer of the lot oosa-

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S T A T E O F N E W YOKK, O F F I C E OT Jhe Secre tary o f State , A lbany , J u l y M. U 0 t — P u r s u a n t t o t h e provis ions o f s e c ­tion o n e of ar t i c l e fourteen o f t h e C o n ­st i tut ion o f the S t a t e of N e w York, a n d sec t ion s e v e n of Chapter n ine hundred a n d n ine o f t h e L a w s o f e igh teen hundred n n d n ine ty - s ix , n o t i c e i s hereby g i v e n t h a t the fo l l owing proposed a m e n d m e n t to art ic le s i x o f the Const i tut ion o f t b e S t a t e o f N e w York i s referred t o t h e L e g ­i s la ture t o b e c h o s e n a t t h e n e x t General E lec t ion o f S e n a t o r s In t h i s S t a t e t o bo held on t h e fourth d a y of November , n i n e t e e n hundred a n d t w o .

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

m e n t to ar t i c l e s i x of the const i tut ion , re la t ing to the elect ion of addit ional j u s ­t i c e s o f t h e s u p r e m e court , in t h e w o r d s fo l l owing :

Reso lved o f t h e a s s e m b l y concur) , t h a t t h e s i x t h art ic le of t h e const i tut ion b e amended b y a d d i n g there to t h e fo l lowing s e c t i o n : Section ti. .it the general election next after the adoption of this amendment, there shaB be elected, and thereafter as the offices be-earns vacant thnmgh expiration «f term or oth­erwise, bu the electors of the second judicial dis­trict two justices of the supreme court in addition to the justice* of that court now i n office In said ftdtcial 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 Y o r k : I n Senate . Apri l If, 190L —The forego ing reso lut ion w a s d u l y passed , a m a j o r i t y o f a l l t h e s e n a t o r s e lected v o t i n g in f a v o r thereof. B y order o f t h e s e n a t e . .TIMOTHY L . W O O D ­R U F F . Pres ident-

S t a t e of N e w York: In A s s e m b l y . April 22. 1901.—The forego ing reso lut ion w a s d u l y passed , a m a j o r i t y o f a l l t h e m e m ­b e r s e lected t o t h e a s s e m b l y v o t i n g In f a ­v o r thereof. B y order o f t h e a s s e m b l y , 8 . F . N I X O N . Speaker .

S t a t e o f N e w York. Offlce o f t h e Secre ­t a r y o f State , s s : I h a v e compared t h e preceding c o p y o f concurrent resolut ion, propos ing a n a m e n d m e n t t o ar t i c l e s i x . o f t h e Const i tut ion , w i t h t h e or ig inal c o n ­current reso lut ion o n file i n t h i s offlce, a n d I do hereby cert i fy t h a t t h e s a m e Is a correct t ranscr ip t therefrom, a n d o f t h e w h o l e thereof. Given under m y h a n d a n d t h e seal o f offlce o f t h e Secre tary o f S ta te , a t t h e c i ty o f Albany, t h i s t w e n t y -flfth d a y o f Ju ly , hi t b e year o f our Lord,

J O H N T. BfcDOHOCOH. S e c r e t a r y o f Sta te .

T h e forego ing Concurrent Reso lu t ion Is publ i shed o n c e a w e e k f o r three m o n t h s n e x t preceding t h e n e x t general e lect ion In conformi ty to t h e a foresa id provis ions . In t w o publ ic n e w s p a p e r s tn e a c h c o u n t y i n t h u S t a t e represent ing respec t ive ly

9 t w o pol i t ical par t i e s pol l ing t h e h i g h ­e s t n u m b e r o f v o t e s a t t h e l a s t general e lect ion, a n d In o n e addit ional n e w s p a p e r In e a c h oo: inty f o r e v e r y o n e hundred thousand people in s u c h c o u n t y 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

i t e .

S T A T E O T N E W YORK. O F F I C E Oa* the Secre tary o f S ta te , A lbany , J u l y S . !>•£.—Pursuant to the provisions of s e c ­t ion o n e of art ic le fourteen ot the Cons t i ­tut ion o f t h e 8 t a t e o f N e w York, and s e c ­t ion s e v e n o f C h a p t e r n i n e hundred and anno o f t h e L a w s of e ighteen hundred and s x n e t y - s U . no t i ce i s h e r e b y g iven t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g proposed a m e n d m e n t t o ar­tic le s e v e n of t h e Const i tut ion of t h e • U t e o f N e w York i s referrsd to t h e L e g ­i s la ture t o b e chosen a t t h e n e x t General B e c t l o a o f S e n a t o r s In t h i s S t a t e t o b e hold o a t h e fourth d a y o f November , n ine­teen hundred and two.

A M X N D M i T N T N U M B E R T H R E E . Concurrent Reso lu t ion o f t h e S e n a t e

My. P r o p o s i n g a n a m e n d m e n t o f t h e const i tut ion In ra­

t e t h e p a y m e n t o f d e b t s o f t h e

o f Csmwtev nam asms o f t h e L a w n o f e ighteen hundred • a d n i n e t y - s i x . n o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g 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 the Con­s t i tu t ion o f t h e S t a t e of N e w York ia re ­ferred to t h e L e g i s l a t u r e t o b e c h o s e n a t the) n e x t General E lec t ion o f S e n a t o r s In t h u 8 t a t e to b e held on t h e fourth d a y o f November , n ineteen hundred and two .

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 t h e 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 ar t i c l e twe lve , sect ion one of the const i ­tut ion , re la t ing t o organizat ion of cit ies .

R e s o l v e d (if t h e a s s e m b l y concur) . T h a t t h e fo l l owing a m e n d m e n t to the const i tu­t ion b e agreed t o and referred to the l eg ­i s l a t u r e t o b e c h o s e n a t t h e n e x t general e lec t ion o f s e n a t o r s : Sect ion one, ar t 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 t o read a s fo l l ows : I t shal l be t h e d u t y of t h e l eg i s la ture t o provide f o r t h e organizat ion o f c i t i es a n d incorporated v i l lages , a n d t o res tr ic t )U»eir power of taxa t ion , a s s e s s m e n t , borrowing money , c o n t r a c t i n g debts,' a n d l o a n i n g their cred­it , s o a s t o p r e v e n t a b u s e s i n 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 regtdate emd fx the wage* or salaries, the hour* of work or tabor, and make provision forth* protection,

and safety of person* employed by the or by any county, city, town, village or civil division of the state, or by any con­

tractor or sub-contractor performing work, labor or service* for the state, or for any county, city, town, village or other civil division thereof.

S t a t e o f N e w York: I n Senate , March mv 1902.—This bill w a s d u l y passed , a m a ­j o r i t y o f al l the s e n a t o r s elected vo t ing In f a v o r thereof. B y order o f t h e senate , T . E . E L L S W O R T H , Temporary P r e s i ­dent-

S t a t e of N e w Yc rk: I n Assembly , March 27. 1302.—This bill w a s du ly passed, a m a ­jor i ty o f a l l t h e m e m b e r s e lected t o t h e a s s e m b l y vo t ing in f a v o r thereof. B y or­der of the assembly , S. F . N I X O N . Speaker .

S t a t e of N e w York, Offlce o f t h e Sec ­re tary of State , s s : I h a v e compared the preceding copy o f concurrent resolution, propos ing a n a m e n d m e n t t o art ic le twe lve , sec t ion one. o f t h e Const i tut ion, w i t h t h e original concurrent resolut ion on file in thia office, a n d I do hereby cert i fy t h a t t b e s a m e la a correct transcr ipt therefrom, a n d o f t h e w h o l e thereof. Given under m y h a n d a n d the seal of of­flce o f the Secre tary of S ta te , a t the c i ty o f A lbany , t h i s twenty- f i f th d a y of July , In t h e y e a r o f our Lord, o n e thousand n ine hundred a n d two . [L. S.] J O H N T. M c D O N O U G H . S e c r e t a r y of S ta te .

T h e forego ing Concurrent Reso lut ion Is publ i shed 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 t h e aforesa id provis ions, in t w o publ ic newspapers in each county In th i s S t a t e represent ing respect ive ly th* t w o political part ies po l l ing the h i g h e s t n u m b e r of votes a t the l a s t general e lec­t ion, a n d In one addit ional n e w s p a p e r In each c o u n t y f o r e v e r y one hundred thou­s a n d people In s u c h county aa s h o w n by t h e l a s t preceding S t a t e E n u m e r a t i o n .

T . M c D O N O U G H . Secre tary a t

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Dated October Mth. I s m „ w » - . 3- "• JOBNSOS, Referee. C. MCLBAX. Plaintiff's Attorney.

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NOTICB.—By order of Bon. John H. Booth . Surrogate of Canton County. N. T.. notion is hereby given aooordlng to law. to all person* hav-b v claims against KdgarW. Morehouse, lata of Peru, in eaid county, deceased, that they are re­quired to exhibit the same with tbe vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber a t tbe bouse of Mrs. Franklin Bunore. at Pern. N . Y., o a or before too fifteenth day of February, 190S.

Dated, July 15.1902. AGNBS B. MOREHOUSE.

Executrix, by Kxaoas F. KLnoaa, ber att'y.

N0TIC3—By order of Hon. J o b s H. Booth. Sur rogate of Clinton County, N. Y . notice Is

hereby given aooordlng to law. to all persona hav­ing chums against Charles E . Martin, late of Plattsburgh. in said oonnty, deceased, that tbey are required to exhibit the same with tbe vouchers thereof to the subscribers at the offlce of B. S. W. Clark, in Clinton Block, in the City of P i t t s ­burgh. Clinton Co.. N. Y . on or before tbe 33rd day of December. 190K.

Dated Jane 16th. ISO*. BBNJAMIN S. W. CLABK. KATE B. MARTIN.

Bxeca ton

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

hereby given aooordlng to law. to all persons hay­ing claims against Patrick McKeefe. late of Platts­burgh. in said oonnty, deceased, that tbey are re­quired to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber a t his residence in Platu-burgh. N. Y„ on or before the 1st day of Novem­ber. 1902:

Dated. April 24.1902. 17m6 ANDREW McKBEFB. Bxecntor.

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

hereby given according to law. to all persons hav­ing claims against Mary Cosgrove. lmt» ot Platts­burgh. in said county, deceased, that they are re­quired to exhibit the same with tbe voucher* thereof to tbe subscriber at tbe residence of the subscriber on or before the 1st day of February. MM.

Dated, July 14.190*. BOSS ANN COSGROVE.

29me Administratrix.

NOTICB—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 against John O'Brien, late ot Mooers. in said county, deceased, that tbey are required to exhibit the seme with vouchers thereof to tbe subscriber at tbe residence of the undersigned. Arden F. O'Brien, in town of Mooers. Clinton County. New York. 00 or before the 1st day of November, 1901.

Dated. April 34.1908. 17m6 ABDBN F. O'BRIEN, Administrator.

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

hereby given according to law, to all persons flar­ing claims against Edward Lough an. late of Al­tona, in said county, deceased, that they are re­quired to exhibit the same with tbe vouchers thereof to the subscriber at the offices of Weeds, Conway X Cotter, Plattsburgh, N.Y., on or before tbe first day of January. 1903.

Dated June 16. 1908. CATHERINE LOUGHAN.

Administratrix. Wasp*. Coawax tt C o n n s , Attorney*. IB aw

N o t i c e o f Dtaaelnttem. The co-partnership heretofore existing under

the firm name of Geo. H. Carroll i Co. i.i hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All obligations due to said firm are payable to Geo. H. Carroll. who also assumes all obligations of «a:d ri'm.

UKO. H CARROLL, fi. F. TITTLE. C. S. JuHNSON.

Dated. Oct. nth, 1X2. fc A J

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BBAB wnmatiLL BOUSB. Ha* oae of the uwgast and most complete turn

oats In the livery line now to be had in Northern New York. H e ha* the latest improved Single and Double Turnouts with experienced and care­ful driver*, famished at all hour* of tbe day and night. Terms liberal.

Telephone connection with tbeseetahias. There Is also connected with this llrery a

Boarding Stable at No. 80 Oak street, whore bones can be boarded or entertained for reasoa-

ThepsjMw are invited to look at the < 1 before they are delivered for—rvlo*.

BL W. SMITH. .T.

CITY MARKET, 20 aUMGAIlT STIilT,

Yon will always And a complete stock of

Fork, V«ml, Mattoo and Lamb, POULTHY, CAMS,

H o n e y Comb Tripe, c o u t n i u suceii, HAH A M

nSCI MEAT* i n Mir m i ,

_ y motto will be in tbe future, s s la the past, t o sail Choice Goods at Bessoaabl* Prices.

30th

The Military Horse Currycomb and brush, comi bined. made uf Piexible Rubber. Liae ' t o ti. r*«~ less carriage, hi>-yc!e. and many other :u— '.nu.. a devi.-«« which are tailing u.t>advu,.e . , v « • ,-i time meth.Hls. :a ae adviii.-e . ,t tfce -"> -u • -'..'.^ty Horsemen to ***» thin t r'^sh, droj. to n.«j .l>-a i-» mediate;?, sold and "iu[. piy«l t j

3 T WARNiCK, i - i i b » 3 . X Y <i»-n. Ajjr-nt f...r tf.e i '>x . ' .u t i . t o - r • . . . A

Notice to Taxpayers. Having received the A-wwmeut U-..1 f xi.v

City of Plattsbur^i f..r tue yr»r l*v. &.-•:•? :•* hereby given that the undersigned w... aUecd i t bis office ia the Weed bal din»c w !rh -A. I r>. u f. r thirty days from the date hereof. >ut-lay«ai..i legal holidays excepted, from nine o"cir«.-i. in ti,e morning to f.iur o'clock In the aftera./un, ai.4 from seven to nine oVIuc-k Tuesday and Th ars-day evenings, to receive taxes *J as««iaed, with­out fee, percentage or interest thereon.

On all taxes unpaid after the erplraUi m of >ra..-h thirty days two per cent, fees will be cfulecttsd.

On all taxes remaining unpaid after aixtr .lays from the data hereof, five per cent, fees and in­terest at tbe rate of one per cent, per month fr> va the expiration 1 if said sixty days will he IN .».e<:t."i

AU delinquent !k-h.«l, city. t..wn a c l .N.iiLty taxea must be paid ar onoe tu avoid the pri..c-r** prescribed by ttie t tarter

BatedPiatubtirgh. >'. Y . June 13 I *n. HENRY JCsTIN,

c i ty i-'Limberlata.

Idivery Stables i-vttu

Competent Drirers. Ordan flllod with Dispatch. Teie^tuc*'.

H- B. KASiOM. Trinity Square, Plattsoarxti, J«. Y.

Started Up Again Arcaw aWing Burnmtl Out.

I am t-r^iare.1 '... !•» a. l l . ' i f i ij . Vi LB RBPAIRIN". ax. 1 ••:».. i ^ t ^ ..a„-- _ *.*,. n-meni->" Va-reo.-.p,.s^ii Ki-t-a-r^ ' . j ' . s> A., a . .

Agent for tae ..e.ehr»t«<l Mi-rgan A Wrigtt tires.

J. E WILIIXSON, Gau Smith., la Hrfdgr Street.

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MOVING BUILDINGS. rums; . v r j / i > AM, ri;."..-..-.

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