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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board Of Examination has adopted re-
yjsed or English three-years course OF studies
for the High School, beginning at the next term.
The curriculum adopted is as follows First year
English composition advanced English, algebra
ancient history. civics. bookkeeping. second year.
rhetoric algebra intentional geometry, geometry /;
physcai geometry physics, general history. Ihlrd
Year English literature American literature, Eng,
ish history chemistry, geology mathematics An
al.orna Two or elective course was also aSreeu
upon. which permits pupils to elect other subjects
&c fouows. First wear, Latin; second year. Latin;
German and Creek third year, Latin, German ana
Greek In addition to the branches mentioned me
instruction will embrace reading ana music
fhroughout the entire course; drawing once
week first year. thirty lectures Gen On no, eaGn
The bylaws of the Board were AMENDED ao0ash
MIN limit of salary for teachers at so" a year,
and fixing the salary of new male principals 10
he employed in either School No. or School NO
& at 81 800 year.
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HE DIED RATHER THAN TESTIFY.

John OBrien under indictment 10y the 'nited
States Grand Jury for having In ms CiasSon-tN''
store Illicit whiskey committed suicide yesterday
morning at his home. No. $JS C.asson-aVe' by
shooting himself In the head with a revolver
OBrien had agreed TO turn States evidence against
John Brady who is charged with being the pro-
prietor of the WILLIAMSBURG plant from which the
whiskey came. it is alleged. CBrien,s wlfe 81. 5
that her husband probably took his lie throuS"
fear of mourning the enmiiy OF those against whoh
he was TO appear in the United states Court N,'-
terday States witness. Assistant Hl''u So >
District-Attorney Robert II. Ray says tAat brl, n
tod him that Brady had warned him against Tell
ing ANYTHING.
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YONKERS.

The closing exercises Of the classes connected
with the Woman's Institute in Palisade-aVe were
held In the main hall on Monday night Miss Mary
Marshall Butler, the president, presiding. MISS
Florence Parsons the superintendent read a re- re-
the several classes. Professors Galloway anu anu
Steadman gave violin solos, and William T. Con
stable readings for the entertainment of the pupils.
Miss Butler leaves here Saturday for Europe;
and after the exercises held an informal fareweii
reception ., -. r.,
Adiutant Henry Trudeau, accompanied by Can
ton Washington of New-York CITY, visited Shan-
Ter Encampment. l. o. o. F., last night, and re-
stored Canton Yonkers to active work.
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SHIPPING .NL US.

PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE :. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Maniou Obi. James, Swansea May ~, win
ndse r Hogan a. sons Arrived at the i'ar NJ y IN
and anchored account ~ fog
May Is and Southampton -. with mdse. ia csnih ana
% steerngc passengers 10 Hamburg American iAr AT
rived at tho Bar AT Ox3 NJ ,
Steamer Noordland (Ycgj. Grant Antwerp May - with
fndse, GJ cabin 2Jl passengers 70 hcIhi
tonal Navigation CO. Arrived at the Bar at "A H. ana
anchored account Of fog until
Steamer Pocahontas OBJ. James. Venice Aprii ~.
Trieste &c Patras rs Cniacoia May Messna
10 and Gibraltar ls with mdse 10 Phelps Bros q 20
Arrived the Bar ut $50 and anchored In dense
fog , A..
steamer Ctta d Messina QtaD Querrolo. Nsssina NAY
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoiHH'

RRI-NSWICK-Baron de Batz. of Paris anu
Viscountcss de Sibour. Of Washington 'i'Niti-.'
DON-Edward J. Phelps o' vermont. 49,
AVENI'E,-.John \. Kasson. formerly United states
Minister 70 Germany. GIISEY-Dr. D. BerSih'
member of the Canadian Parliament lAei'ehai'-
Commander Juan 5. Attwell. of the Argentine
Legation AT Washington. and Thomas Mc'onsai''
Of Cincinnati. HOFFMAN-Ralroad C"mnilS-
sioncr Samuel a. Beardsley, OF Utica. HOLLANp-
r,s,,c. uoroc. GRAY of the United States Supreme
Court MARLBOROUGH Captain Evan +.
Howell Of Atlanta Ga. MURRAY Hll'i~Captalh
George G. Rcmey L. s n. and Hamilton flsh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Samuel r. DICK, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. WINDSOR-Ralph Baggaey, OF
Pittsburg and Hiram Tompkus. OF Saratoga
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Arrangements being made at the public
stores for the building In the cellar Of the stores
of a crematory to burn refuse packing Colonel
Waring has refused to remove this refuse any
longer to the public dump at Cana-st.. because Of
protests from various seaside places that Is cast
ashore after il has been dumped at Tho
Commissioner says he win only remove ashes In
the future General Williams communicated with
the Department in Washington receiving this
information. and received authority to have the
crsEaatQZx constructed --------.' --~-.---''-
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NEWARK.

About twenty years ago the late Nehemiah Perry
uho was Mayor of Newark and member of Congress
got a Judgment for S40S22 50 against William A.
Howell a relative now dead Lavina. daughter
OF Mr. Perry, administrator OF his estate me
Judgment was never paid and a suit was recently
brought recover the principal ana interest al
per cent. verdict was rendered by direction
of Judge Child yesterday for 80 T.
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xr,v WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, Io-T"EL'E rAD

and Poowetshy Mrs Abrahamss oHer 20 Eire a 20.
o. ber husbands appearance was rejected Deca
he real estate she offered was in Brooklyn Apra,
hans vas fully committed. The boys were turned
nver ~ William H. King. Of the Gerry society "ho
had investigated the case and Instituted the pro-
ceedirgs.
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE


Sunrise 20 Sunset - Moon n Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ Sandy Hook 7Us GOV. Island 30 Hell Gate n23
pM-Sandy Hook 1Oi Gov. leland ,.J- Hen Gate 10
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HOME NEWS.

~ rpt,s rr,,s Toca Ns'rs 'rhfch r'pr''n' ~ ~
,,pkap,rs In York 'nv mar ar r'e''r'n' ~, =,
c,o,bi n>,rs Of n, United Pre has IT. headq""rr' ~
A. 81 1,pst Mr. York Cty Al Information ana "ooi
u>n,s for public use uag b, sent to tho" headqDdFs anu
men RAJ men b, distriJt,d TO all The United F's' "s"'
paycrs IN Mis city and IL me C""s" f'e'' W. "'''
ton throughout TIE country
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ELIZABETH.

The assessors of Elizabeth have Just completed a
census of the city and find the population TO Dc
q 600 an increase of G. 80 from the census Of 1880
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Fish" John Czoch. who on Monday murdered MS
wife Fish" Mary Czoch. shooting her in Howell
St. was indicted for murder yesterday by the Hud-
son County Grand Jury: During the day Czoch WAS wa
visited by his only child Rose, thirteen years o.d
who is a servant in a family living at Peekskhl.
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A DXERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cnry THE FE Er 2pTov TEEIBuME WILL hE RH
ray q door north Of Thirty ADvER:
EShthsvs O. corner Twsnty.thrd-st; l62 Sixth-sys.
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Announcements.

ONEONTA L f. & W. ONEONTA. |
.--...-. $500. \ dseppointed roll collar. -.-.--.-.- !
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SATURDAY. JrNE S.
OUTGOING STE4UERS.
FRIDAY. JUNE I.


pny,us tlnrg,on Central Amer.... ........ H. 90 m
Stat. ~ Tex,e pfilnsvck MJrgan.... ...... T. 90
seminal. Charleston c........ ....... m
Cherokee Jucksovilc, Clydc........ ........ 800
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SHIP NEW s.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARElNEp.
Aug % schs Annie = Chase, EIlis Iioboken
Sarah l. DAVIS, Pattefshal 90; Emma Green.
Powell, Eilzahethport Susan stetsun, Scott, New
York.
Aug 25. Sch Nolant, PendetNn Rockland
soop Esteiia, Gray. lsle an Hant
AUG rs Schs Z Bonnie Burgess. Ninalha Ell
Glendy Burke, Ellsworth.
SAILED.
Aug ~ Sch James Holmes. RYAN, Boston.
Ang % Sch Susan Stet>on, Scott Winrerport ;
sloor Passport. Eaton GREEN'S Landing.
Aug p Sch Annie Chase, Ellis Bangor and
Ang % sch Emma DOGGY. Bangor.
Aug %. Sch Geo z Ferguson. Ferguson Ban
Aug 2H sch Emma Green, Powell Bangor.
Aug "a Schs Miantonomah Ryan, Boston
Nolant Pemeton, Kocksald
Aug 2s. Sch Sarah " ] Rawson, French New
ark.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New Yort Aug 20, Ar, sch Hattie H Barbour,
ball, Belfast Paul SeaNeA sonles Sound 81, ar,
schs Maud Snare Lowell Frankfort Maggie
Mnlvey, kanett, HangRr. sld, sch WIN Slater,
Bangor; p, schs Charles Raymond, Somes
Sound; Mcnawa, Nnahayen; Mark Fendelon
Bangor: SID, ship A J Fuller. Shanghai %, cla
sch Arthur Woodruff liea.an Aux cages
Boston, Aug 20. ca, schs Carrie T. Look Stew
ems. jacksonville Young Brothers, SNOW. Ken
nebec ana Washington, p ,; ~, an, >eh Brunette,
hlcll. Starslort; ~, a1 sens Afaretta = Snare,
Smith. New York WiitSloW Morse. Searsrort ~
ar. sch Susan Pickering. Haskell, Brilnswck
Ga. p, ar sch ode.l, HnterPort: 20, an sen
James Holmes, Belfast
Philadelphia Aug -, Ar, schs :, Holmes Bird
sa !. Boston; Toa, Wilson. itnll River, 5 G: cid,
sch Hattie MEG Buck, Lowe, Stoningtun: % clu,
schs J Holmes Rirdsall X fettigrew, Portland; .
ID II Rivers. Portland n al. ship Il II Rice, New
York sch VIM Wallace ward. Bangor; cid bark
Thomas a Goddard, Guenp> Ayres: -, ar sch
Carrie Woodbury., BRYANT, Morant Bay: %, cid,
schs Ame,la Wiley. New Bedford W II sumner.
lendletnn, Portland; ar sch Danel i Fearing,
Clifford. Salem.
Baltimore. Aug 81. sid, sch Vale, Boston
Bath. Aug 10. Ar. sch James 4 Parsons, New
York for Augusta 20 an. sch David Torrey, Port
land, to load for New York ~, al. schs Young
Brothers. Boston; Emma Briggs. New York.
Portland, Aug II Ar, bark Lizzie Carter, Dyer,
Newport News; "a. ar sch Fannie Flint Foss,
New York; rs, ar, sch r + retIigrew, Philadel,
phia.
Bangor Aug 81 Sid, sch Isaac Oberton Trim;
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

lsLEsnpRo. VIM. p. Sprague was III town
Il lex days last week ~. Mss Leila and
Master Tom Slrague Went to Boston IN
steamer City u Bangor from Belfast satur-
day.
HALLDALt. The next meeting Of the
Ladies Circle viii be at Elias Halls Sept
'rd. Rev J Washburn left for his home
in Parkman last week His next appoint
ment here is Sept. both. Mrs William
Boardman left for Boston last Friday. She
Will be absent about four weeks Mr. S. S,
Emery and daughter Of Lowell, Mass called
on friends here last week He left Thurs
day for q trip through Aroostook county
Miss Emery returned home last Saturday
-.- Thomas Erskine, W. A. Poland and !
p. Hall attended the Eastern Maine Fair
III Bangor last week. Miss Httie Hall
IS visiting friends in Searsport Mr. and
Mrs. G. I'll. Poland have returned to their
home in Medfori, Mass. -. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
n. Foster visited his brother in Rock port
last week -. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sprague of
Boston, who have been visiting Arthur
Gilchrest, left last week for Washington,
Me, where they will spend short time be-
fore returning home. Oliver Gilchrest and
Miss Minnie Colby left for Hayerhill Mass
last week. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Foster.
who have been visiting here, leave for their
home in Lowell, Mass, this week Mrs.
Angie Thompson of Clftondale, Mass. is
visiting friends in town. The grain in this
community is all harvested and good crop
was secured. :. Several from this vicinity
Knox last Sunday.
BELMONT. Mrs. Ann Henenway of Sears
mont was in town SGnday visiting her
brother, Mr. W. A. Morrill,. L.. Mrs Arabelia
Cunningham of Belfast was in town Sunday
visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Higgins of Somervllle, Mass.
visited Mr. and Mrs. q. T. Morrill, last week
". Miss Lulu NJ. Thompson and Miss Bertha
T. Hook of Searsmont visited Mr. Daniel A .
Greer, Jr., last week MIR. Isaac Kendall
of Providence, r. L.. is in town visiting.
Mrs Jennie Pike and Miss Louise Pike Of
Searsport visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Nor
rili last week. -. Mr.. Alton Neal of Lewis
ton was IN town last week visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Neal. ). Miss Mel
lie NJ. Hill, who has been spending few
weeks in Northport, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Films of Chelsea, Mass
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Morse
Mrs. Hope J. Stone of Maiden, Mass,
has been visiting at Mr.. NJ. 3. Hunts. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Miller of Lncolnville were
in town Sunday visiting Mrs. Ms parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. C. Cammett. Mrs. J. E.
Films has returned home from Camden,
where she visited friends and relatives. .
Miss Perley G. Cooper Of Camden is visiting
Miss Laura Elms. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l..
Sleeper Mr. Stephen G Bcknell, Mrs. Eva
Ferguson Of Belfast and Mr.. VIM. Moody of
California are stopping for short time at
Camp Percival, Tilden Pond. Mr.. Edmund
Brewster Of Camden was in town Sunday.
Mr. NJ. B. Hunt is laying a pipe from his
well to his barn to bring water to his stock.
....Mr. c. P. Morril's bay filly, T. psy, has
been quite sick with the epizootic, but is
now better.
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THORNDIKE. Mrs. BENZ. Ames, who has
been 1t Northport, returned home this week
~. Mrs. Alonzo Higgins is passing few
weeks at Burnham with her sister, Mrs
Clara Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dol
loft visited friends in Burnham last week
miss Elva Hasty returned home from
Northport last week. !. Miss Leila Higgins
is visiting Mrs Addie Ward for few days
..Mr. Benz. Ames passed Sunday in North
port. Rev. D Brackett will preach at the
Centre Church Sunday, Sept. lst. Mrs A.
NJ. Stevens Of Bangor is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Ezra Towle.. Mrs. Arthur Ward has
returned from Massachusetts, where she
has been visiting friends. The East Thorn
dixie base bali nine played against the North
Thorndike boys, Saturday afternoon, the
score standing five to thrty-six in favor Of
the East Thorndike boy
CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Frank W. Gowen
OF Waterville, G. I. Internal onai Lecturer
and Organizer, addressed a good audience at
this place Sunday evening. Aug. 25th He
spoke only one hour and the general opinion
seemed to be that Ills lecture was too short
It. was very interesting In the eonclns;n,,
az his address W. .aid "Fiva ua,.s,.ns
connected Win liz srhnol IL tla ,l,i r.a
schoolhouse in the True district in Mont
Vile, who have since Been members Of Con
gress. They We're Hon. Benianin White,
Rev. Ehenezer ;lnoylton lInn Jnh,, n
Av.r;n ,&,,t Richarl ! .,o, na
present able Congressn1an IJon s.tf, +
MilIlL4n of BeIfast II WIZ W.. +rII,, s.i,a
HAT the good ola tnwu.nf hJ,nt,i1l.. st.,,,.1,
ahead 81 any tovn ~ Mstin. a,,.l ,f ,s,.t
cities IN the State in XVI nnnhar VA ,,e,. sh.,
has raised for Congress''
'NHfi"'N M'SS sara" i"fieE fe'ufned
II pina Pni,,4 Nrs P,l,l ui
Tl,n,s,lsv .}. ~ <urt,
ida s,xvai Il ,.;.9-fn,- NH j .,...
Har ,,,,,, vi
nv. 1.a,a., r...,, ,,,.,
,rh,ryag II. N.. ~ u ,,,e.,
were nresent WAX on tl,. i,,+ar;,, - a.,
,,r,nge h.ll ,yill h..,in ~ o,, NJ, v-i,i
sev i Minnesota L visiti u MI j rnl
ltr, IHlS is her first visit a Mann. and sha
il delightt,,llv imnr4ss4a MIN .,an.rv
Mr. and Mrs oramal Murray If p;tts,ia,a
are in town, tl4 guests 81 III. and Mr.
J Billings Mrs. Frank Mar,i4n and f.nnl,
of Somerville Mass. are visitin, her mar
euts, Mr. ana p. w. Aver Mn. Av4r ana
Mrs. Marden spent a few davs IN Ban,,or
last week Miss Mae Fuller returned fro,u
Bar Harbor last VIII ~ I.ai... rI,,,
was .,,tprta;naa last TUESDAY, w., Mns ~
n saywara ,,.r sis+ar NIL !, u..a
Of Denver was pr4s4nt Dr. 7 pi1l,n,..
attended Tho ra,,n,on ~ b;y r,,;,,,,, I'M
ION, Maine j. Water,ill.. t,.+ tv,, rha
rnst il MAXINE, s.a uo,l< With Ill.,, t.,s
cron NJ Fr,nl. lJ,a f.y h i,
i1aNp' N'oo''@l'Ve' n eN~
t"''' NlN U i'H IT, Ntie IT, oF1h
f'5 $50 cummings - 'eNtifi
S' - i1''S''' Mini n''i'oh 'ioN7e n
s'N'7' ''t'ii N0i'V' AN''-f'
Si'e ""t''oe4 n ~ Neh' II
7'NN ''H't otj9NTH lioHS NJ
-'i' ny 's > N'' ana MIS- Frames
- oaNeS - ->TM >Rrh Hfe Nisi1lhg ArS
'"hN parents, Mf aAd MES Daniel Sulii-
van. Miss ! l4fffNe lianly 9. Boston =
tAe g'test y Mr>- NAlHAn Hawkes. Mrs-
Frank hAH"ltgn " Ells"0rth recently VIZ
lt4d Mrs f M krafsng MAJ, ylia
Vaughan aMd N.-- Ma paMtvN retUrneG
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MARRIED

LEACH HART. M Eueklang, All. 70, Reg. ".
Leach and Edith L Hart, both of / Mon,
POLAND SrRrrT- In Roclland, Aug NJ, Fred
loland and Jessie Nav Strpnt, both NJ Rpckland.
Roscoe f simmons and Eliza IL eastman, l.'th
Of Friendship
sMAi.i.-NoSE. IN Roekland, Aug VI, Hernon
Eaton Small Of Kockprrt anu Lila MAY Nuse ot
Rcckland.
SlsiN MILLER IN Waldoboro, Aug 10, Fred
H. stain and Belle ~ Miller both If Waldoburo.
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searsport Locals.

NAY LttHdIt VT III w 4 Elidttl Illlu hol-
day
Amos d. Carver arrived by boat Sunday
morning.
Jirs j. H. Park and son Fred arrived
home last week.
Walter Gardiner is registered at the
Searsport House.
u. F. Richards has moved his family to
Willmantic, Me.
Pam Gilkey Of Boston is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. H. p. Carver
f. 5. Ipham Of Saugus and John Jenness
left by boat Monday.
William Sawyer and wife spent few days
in town LAST week
Mrs. J. B. Ames Went to Portland Tues
day morning for a visit.
c. II, Rose and family Of Manchester,
Coma, at Capt A, Ford's
Edward Ford, first Ctficer OF bark Alice
Reed, arrived home last week,
C. {. Hamilton Has arrived and i oecl-
pying hs epttage At Standpoint
Edward Grttin " Lowell ha- been viSst-
,,,., l,sn,c,a Cam n.nr,s e.r..in
- ''''' '-iiE ''i'' v ne 81 ''N '''eh't'
Tile Mis~s9 Ferd Entertained aalte l larg,
ampaay " ri, Whist Aieudty evening.
A. T. Nekrr~Un \ Ca loaded ssh.
Brunette With Lay Tuesday for +, >ton.
h' Ai''''ii w. Nig' 'f'ii''i'lN #l'' -'Hf hei
- r -
80 ''''a1' n Ni'i''''' ''."'' ! - = 4
l''''' ~ ''' " '''''''' -NNF ~ '''S7
~ ''f''s II "''''',,
y '''''''' = - '''''' Hf'Ns
MIS- Lew iFpndy ha~ sold iier interest IA
VA p'''''''i sai' I'm H''i Sqi' = Il it'h'S'
Pro-. John r. Nichols Of Greene is in
toMn and wlil spent m4st e iis vacation
NeiF
Frank Curtis, who is employed on Pilot
heat ~ Boston harhor. is At home for a
''s''
Gte- " Morrow aud Bridget a NJ viii
iNct Were married Ny } W Black at II NJ
'''' ''''''S'
SNIP Henry n Hyde Capt J. b Nichols
arrived at ar Francisco Sunday, 10 days
'iNii' NeW WIS
Hev j NJ liiebardsonoi Broekton, Mass,
ha~ jaln4d hi- family here % remain during
ms F'F''' '"i'
td%ard Eaton Nhe = employed BY the
East Boston Dry poek Co.. is spending A
ley weeks H town'
Ihe ~inp May Flint. Can't. Z. ID + Nick
els, arrived at san Frauois,o Monday, IA
WY if"lil bal'iiiloft-
Mrs u. T. NlclSeis left Thursday 10
ioin Aer husband, WIZ i At San Francisco
~ e'4e sup May flint.
GaAt'A. Ford arrived Thursday from Bqs-
iug fur The River Plate
Mrs Geo II bgafd VIE Nas BEEN tisit-
.tg Mrs - 8 brtls, leif Monday ter her
iYnr - West Newton.
f-s,t44r u +,,. ,..l i-
ang ms parents u &. lfannons and fr,
haS ittGlne4 ~ Hgstqus
CO. II s..r..1.ns d, ,,,s IN
tl54 ,5, rit4s.7s1 as3a.+h 4 \ g,4s,4.jg IA,
ffe -teAnn yacht Annals
Mrs. a. W lpavI4s agid I'M. lFss4. u,t-f-
son a C4qe5Hnd. d vhsl, sv.. A..., IL II
I.ulll!t.. : ef-l,i .ha.,t rri,la,
MIS- ia jackson Mas returned ~ her
home III ~ ier5om after visiting her parents
cant aad Ms loln &. PendletoM
t1e,srg. s Sar.,..ls+ yyh.sI,.,s Observation-Disclosures
~ NH HViie 1lill''l'iy' aH'l rf
- y ''' ''r'is"i i"es'tN'
lhe iail term # school Will begin Monday
sept. Nhs HsS A n. Carver Will teach tile
-e'''iii
g ~ 'i'i'ioie' NlS- - ~ solc"rl
'ii'' "aush'et Nausv' ana me Misses Nichols
@if 81 mon L"age' swan Lake. for a short
''''' - =i'fei' go
-' = '''' 7 ~ it'7'' ~ VAeii i'oiiie III
"''ei q '''i' "eehs ~ 20 if'eh's
Mrs +. A Dax;s na sa,, .a,, 8.
bri.f wish ~ her ,,,ran-s ,.n+ ~, ~.
n 5 Gnoa.u n4nt ~ ~.
her husband
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lsLtSnoRo. WM. p. sprasue Va il town
lex days last week Mss Leila and
Master Tom srragur Went to Boston BY
steamer City u Bangor from Belfast satur-
day.
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Beware Of cheap, worthless,
and often dangerous "gingers,"
which are persistently urged,
even forced. upon would-be pur-
chasers Of SANFORD'S as "our
own make or good as SAN
ford's,' or =" cheaper than San
ford's," or same as Sanford's \, I"
etc, BY merccnmy dealers, not
in the interest Of health, but for
a few cents extra profit.
Ne respectable druggist or
grocer is ever guilty of Such
practices. Avoid all others.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-04-04
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
How to Cure Yourself While Using

The tobacco habit grows on man un-
til his nervous system is seriously af-
fected, impairing health, comfort and
happiness. To qoit suddenly is too SO
we're shock to the system, as tobacco,
to an inveterate user, becomes stimu-
liant that his system continually Graves.
Bacs- euro is a scientific cure for the to-
bacco habit, in all its forms, carefully
compounded after the formula of an
eminent Berlin physician who has used
it in his private practice since 1872, with
out a failure, purely vegetable and guar.
anteed perfectly harmless. You can use
all the tobacco you want, while taking
Baco-Curo, it will notify you when to
stop. We give written guarantee to
permanently cure any case with three
boxes, or refund the money with 10 per
cent interest. Baco-Curo is not substi
tute, but scientific cure, that cures with
out the aid of will power and with no
Inconvenience. 1t leaves the system as
pure and free from nicotine as the day
You took your first chew or smoke. Sold
by all druggists, with our ironclad guar
antee, at 81 per box, three boxes, Thirty
days treatment,) $3.50 or sent direct
upon receipt of price. SEND SIX
TWO-CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE
BOX, BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE.
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Com
pany, Manufacturing Chemist, La Crosse,
Wisconsin.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-04-04
Securely Entrcnched

Against disease are those who are pru-
Dental enough to renew falling energy by
the aid of the grand fortifying agent,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which pro-
notes vigorous discharge of the duties
imposed upon the various organs by
nature, and which if impeded or relaxed
speedily bring about their disorder. Di-
gestion, assimilation, due secretion and
direction of the bile and regular habit
of body are insured by the systematic use
of this safe, prompt and thorough medi-
cine. Chills and fever, bilious remittent,
dumb ague and ague cake, kidney com.
plants, sick headache, nervousness and
other organic maladies are removed by
it. It promotes relish for the food as
well as the ability to digest and asslmil-
ate it. The infirmities of declining years
are mitigated by it. A wineglassful be-
fore retiring promotes health yielding
repOSe,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-04-04
Thin Children,

The reason why they are thin
is Because their food does not
nourish them. Probably they
do not assimilate enough fat.
Cod-liver Oil is the most easily
assimilated Of all fats, but in its
natural state it upsets the stom-
ach and dcranges the digestion.
In SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophosphites
this difficulty is overcome. tits
half-digested already and is very
palatable. Children grow fat
Oh it when all other food fails to
nourish them.
Doai6sp persuaded to accept a mosatatei
Scott 8 Bovine, NY. All druggists. SOC. and 81,