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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Miss Harriet A. Carpenter, seventy-nine years
old died AT the home OF her sister. Mrs. Hail. IN
Nor,h-st. yesterday morning. She was a sister
q. the late Stephen p. Carpenter, and was born
.,a alvavs lived in New-Rochelle The funeral
,,,u he conducted on Wednesday by the Rev w
y Waller pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
Miss Alice Beaudry. daughter OF the Kew Charles
A Reauary q retired Methodist Episcopal mn-
,ster and Arthur Kneen, of Mount Vernon. were
married ON Saturday at the home OF the pride' IN
rockwood-ave The brides sisters. the Misses Pearl
Maud and Mary Beaudry. were maids OF honor ana
,ha ceremony was performed by her father The
couple are now on tour In the Ne"-Ehgiahd
The New Rochelle Wheemen have voted 10 con
sniiia "a xi,h the Hugucnot Club. 1t Is likely Inc
Detender Cycle Club Will also decide on amaga ma
ION giving TO the Hrguenots an active ineinDer-
ship OF l25. 4 new clcphouse anu o'"ei i'"pi'''
men,s are contemplated A. ,,,. -.
,,inS cornele lie Roy Ludlow and Arthur Ludlow
Clarke OF PA.ham Road The wedding Will take
o,oce i'm 81 PEERS Church. I'm West chester, on the
noon OF Tnuisday. June Il. m
Thc yo,,ng women of New Rochelle Will give q
h.zaar and fete in MD OF the hospital al the home
~ the Misses stavey IN Centre-ave.. on the hight
q Nj Varia l. Gushing. daughter OF Commander
f-nshing has won the second prize. given by the
y,a,yio Club OF New-York city, for the best exer-
a,se 70 develop patriotism among kindergarten emil
1-nn Miss Gushing is the teacher OF the KINDER
oar.cn department in Trinity Day School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
PEEKSKILL.

Commencement week will begin in Pcekskill to-
night when the annual prize speaking and musical,
known as the rhetoricas. will take place at the
armory OF the Peekskill Military Academy. This
afternoon and evening al the Academy there Will
be an exhibition Of drawing and penmanshp.
There will be an important meeting of the Board
Of Education of Drum Hill School this evening The
special meeting held last Thursday evening was
one OF lively interest The resignation of George
T. Briggs the census enumerator was received and
accepted, with an expressed note Of regret. Levi
Ellis was appointed in his place. Two new teachers
were appointed at the school-Miss Nellie Horne, OF
Peekskiil and Miss Charlotte Haskins Miner. OF
Waterport ~ Y. The date for the school com
mencement was changed from June %. as previously
announced, TO June -. and Trustee McCord APP
pointed TO select place for the commencement
and report tonight. All the public scnool com
menccuents last year in this village were held in
the Depew Opera House but this year the exercises
will proba bly, be held village churches. owing TO
an increase in the price charged for the use OF the
Opera House. - 49, - =, , ~
IAncey Cole Camp No. u.s. : Q. V. will both meet
this evening. -, -,
The receipts of the missionary tea held at the
home OF Mrs John H. Pierce. in Smith.st.: given on
THURSDAY by the ladies of St. I'auIs Methodist
Tnisconal Church. amounted to $50.
The Board Of Trustees of the Peekskil savings
Rank has declared annua' dividend oil per
cent on all sums from $ TO 5000 on deposit payable
epoi-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
CARRIAGES IN 4 SMASH IN JEROuE-AVE.

THE OCCUPANTS OF BOTH THROWN OUT-A
SHAFT PIERCEs A HORSES CHEST
collision occurred yesterday afternoon in
Jerome-ave between two carriages driven by Frank
Harrington. Of No 4i9 East Observation-Disclosures
sixth-st and Dr. ]. Bradford Kirby, of NO. Sc west
One hundred "A -sixteenth-st. The occupants OF
the vehicles were thrown out. and one of the horses
was 81 badly injured that 1t was afterward shot by
poI,ceman Dunencourt Of the IIighbridge squad.
DR. Kirby and Mr.. Harrington were speeding their
horses along the avenue between One hundred and,
seventy-third and One-hundred-a nd-eighty third
drcd-and-seventy-thi rd-st. Mr. Harringtons horse
ewcrved in front of Dr. Kirbys carriage, and the
s%of,s 81 tho vehicle pierced the animals chest.
I1r Kirbv's wife was seated in the carriage with
him Both were thrown out, but none OF the party
were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
SING SING.

For some time the prison authorities have been
aware that whiskey and other contraband goods
been smuCgled into the institution through the
presumed fundamentally of convicts who are en-
ployed outside the prison walls. the method being
that some citizen would conceal at night in pre-
arranged hiding place goods which a convict con-
federate would get the day when he came out
TO work and which would be carried into prison at
employed outside the walls were thoroughly exam
ined for band stuff before going TO their cells
at night. but without any important discovery. on
Saturday night Chief of Police Carrgan arrested in
this village David Mccain, who has been ont OF
prison less than three months He was endeavnrnS
TO sell a number of shirts. Of which he could not
give a good account. the Chief took him TO head.
quarters. where he searched and a number or
letters were found in his possession from convicts
in prison acknowledging receipt OF whiskey and
other goods clearly showing that Mccain was the
man who of late has been supplying to prisoners
for consideration Injuries not permitted by the
prison bill Of fare. Warden Sage took the letters,
with the intention Of looking up the offenders in the
prison and to-day will enter complaint before
Police Justice Palmer against Mccain for INSIDE
meanor in unlawfuy trafiCking with convicts.
Prisoners discharged from prison here are COM
PEELED 20 leave town at once. but Mccain. IT is un-
derstood. had relatives here. which fact brought
him back after his discharge in April last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
WHITE PLAINS.

The next hearing in the investigation OF the ar
fairs OF the Wcstchester Temporary Home before
Referee Guernsey will be held on Friday next. 49,,
This evening a meeting OF the members OF me
proposed local council of the Royal Arcanum VIII
be held to take steps toward enecting permanent
organization. ,,,,., NJ
The marriage Of Miss Emma A Feauring OF
New-York City to G: Merwn Sniitn OF ms Vi,,ase,
will take place on Wednesday evening AT the hoiHe
of the brides parents, ill.,, ill ,,o 90
The Helping Hand Circle Of this village VIII go 10
Mamaronock tomorrow evening TOT the purpose u
instituting a circle in that village. -
Mrs ~ F. Reynal is expected TINS week at hei
country home Rocky Dell. near this village J..
Tventy eight young men from various parts OF
This Congress district entered the competitive eX-
animation held at the High School in this village on
Saturday. for tho appointment as caae' 20 1ne
West Point Military Academy. in the GIT or con
gresham William l.. Ward. The name OIL me Sue
cessful applicant has not yet been announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
MAMARONECK.

The eleventh anniversary of the conservation OF
81 Thomas's Church will take place next Thurs
day night at o'clock. There will be a speclal
musical programme given by the choir when WI"
ho assisted bv singers from ST. Bartholomew
Church New York City - I'll,
0akhnrst Circle Companions CT the Forest. will
,nSton the following officers tomorrow night:
George w Black. chief companion; Mrs Char ro,i
and Mrs II A. Jordan. secretaries; MISS carrie
Wood treasurer and Mrs. Thorwald Jensen: Miss
FLORENCE Nichols. Miss Elizabeth Lynch ana MIS-
- The BOARD of Education has decided 10 Mace the
MON school under the jurisdiction Of the State
Regents Its object is 10 encourage and promote
academic and higher education The Poard VIII
also continue the night school ana kindergarten
aa,ures during next term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

The only obstacles now in the way are the once,
lions OF Augustus G.. Cobb and a. 5. Hatch. VINO
own considerable property abuttng on the ioau
which, they claim, is not public highway
The Board OF Trustees has accented the conIdct
with the Benedict estate by which the Benedlcts pay
$3.50 for the privilege of having the village saFnd
used 10 All III the cove on the estate near the ia-
road station. .,..,.
An interesting musical and literary entertanmeent
was given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid So
ciety connected with the First Baptist Church. me
Rev. Gerald Il. Smith pastor. on THURSDAY evening 5
Among those who took part Miss FRANCES ~
Fairch!ld sonrano: Mrs. William Hart Miss Mary
Logan w. Hall. ". Hail and the pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

-. On. tIomoeonathic Home
Inc BOARD OF Mahdbcis VI INV ,n,.,. -, n,d
and Maternity announce an e&hioi''o" Vi Wv
"a ,ar, ,or,rai,s on Wednesday. Thursday ana
90 Nv 7, u,,u he held at the Oaks.
FRIDAY OF next "eeA' - vs. ,huo, Curtis in
ut one time the nome OF 'ne ia'e 1.'o - ~.
North Broadway near Pine-st. IT Is expected 'na'
-. co,r ,,,u nrove ono OF the most attractive
>oe aHair WI" pio,e w -. o,vor IN this citv
cor a long time Among the portraits 10 he SHOWN
W. rs 800 Iorarson tho veteran actor.
Will De one OF 'osePn ,,, A. Crefeh
which has been lent ny me aI's'' w. 80,
Afternoon tea will De served each day by the iauies
$1,000. ,,,,h ,ha fIome The charity for which
Soh"e0'eu "'' ~ -, T., 5o.ou,,rr ~ encour-
sns entertainments 10 bNe" 10 uV'@'''"e "
arement
~. Do,o. Commissioners wil hold a meeting on
me foi0e C0'''"''' On 1851, {, Tho Roard
Wednesday afternoon at 4;So o CLOCK III .''o 49,
room There is much speculation as to whether an
appointment OF captain will be made TO MI the va
carcy caused by the death of John Mangln SEVERN
months ago. TIE Civil Service Commissioners maNe
examined Sergeants James Mclaughlin, ffehrf D.
Quinn and Frederick n. Woodruff for the pi' w.
Sergeant George W. Osborne ala hot .ahS ne twentv.
animation Each OF the men has IecoIa " Nv i,.iI
five years OF service in the Department. me onr
Service Commissioners are to meet to-moIiUU" W
ing In the City Court room, at Manor nan, 10 eA
anime candidates for appointment 10 inc oilce VI
sergeant 10 MI the vacancy when one OF lhe ser
Ceants Is promoted 10 the office of captain IL is
said that there are five candidates for the latter
place
A movement is on foot to organize veteran as
ISOLATION among members who have served lneirr
time with Hope Hook and Ladder company: severn ,S
preliminary meetings nave been heId AZ winch t,u
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Sixth Ave., Goth to 21st st.

orsino Br) Evans Girgenti MAY Q: ,, he ds
H. Catana y Palermo 10 and Gibraltar me Bar M' at
Steamer Arthur Head C3r Lennard Aexandris Egypt,
May and Malta IL. with sugar TO Furness' "i'hy Co.
Steamer Tartar ' Prince % Tregarthen BuenOe Aye'
April 81 % Santos May H. Rio Jan Jane TO-
Victoria and Bahia a. VIA 81 LUCIA 81 x rrvs s's s.,
with mis- and p cabin passengers C T Montel &
sons Arrived at the Bar r a. ESQ gaInnnah June with
mde and to 9Ssan Richmond and Newport
News with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion SIS Co
steamer jamestown, Boae Newport News and Norfolk
steamer Matteawan. Beynon. Baltimore June 4. in BAL
Steamer Benefactor Townsend Philadelphia with mdse
east; light breeze: cloudy.
Quebec sna M"nsa D s Puns foT
phla; s,raihmore HD. peptford and Hamburg; City Of
Columbia Norfolk
NOTICE TO MARINERS
FIvE-FATHOM BANK LGHT-vEssEI. NO 40 On j.
Notice is given that on Or about June . 1897 this light
Uso m t o" SrS n SAY sSo, ani
part OF FveFathom Bank. will be withdrawn from her
w be poce a, her The @ be REQ
turned TO her station as soon practicable OF which due
n no,Ss % "f g the List q Lights and Fog ssna
the List Of Ieacons and uuoys. Fourth Lighthouse
District. 1896" pages 10 and 10.
SEVENTEEN FOOT KNOLL GAS BUOY NO 81 a. J)
Notice Is given that on May A. 1907. this gas buoy
light heretofore moored on the lower end OF Marcus
Se Ss i o. aS OF the
This notice Affects , the LIS, o! Lights and Fog Signals
he Las, q beacon, and BuOys. Fourth Lighthouse
"' I seM III csDssin G. s. Nav, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The pretty clubhouse CT The Clifton Tennis Club
was formally opened for the season on Saturday
afternoon about ore hundred persons being present
The house was decorated with flowers and palms
and an orchestra furnished music. tea was held
M The clubhouse in the afternoon and there was
large ATTENDANCE. Mrs. Mead Stone received. assist
ed by Mrs Louis S. Bones.
Mrs Franklin Osgood OF Fourth-st. New Brigh-
ton will sail for Europe on Saturday and will go TO
Aix-les- Baines for the summer ~
Little hone Is entertained for the recovery of Will
lam Keutgen the secretary of the staten Island
RAPID Transit Railroad who II III at the Smith In
Miss Fife MacFarland Of Arrochnr. will sail for
Europe In August. and spend the winter In Dresden
The County Court will open this morning In Rich
mond. -, ... -. a.. -,
The annual election for three trustees OF the VII
aee of New Brighton will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

CIassday exercises of Columbia University, Ii
brary Hall. p. IN.
Columbia University Trustees. afternoon.
Citizens Union Executive Committee evening
Conference of Republicans. No ! Madison-ave.
Dinner for Asscmblyman Andrews, No. li9 West
One hundred "A nd wcnty-fifth-st., p. m
Annual election of the Cotton Exchange, after
Anniversary of the New-York Christian Home
for Intemperate Men. Madison-ave. and Eighty
sixth-st afternoon and evening
ACADEMY of Sciences. Hamilton Hail. Columbia
University, p. m.
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance. No. l56
Ffth-aVe.. II a. m
Citizens Union, IXth Assembly District, NO. 20
Eighth-ave. SIS p. m
Good Citizenship rally Second Collegiate Re-
formed Church. evening
Park Board Arsenal. afternoon.
Methodist Baptist and Reformed ministers
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
AN ACTRESS HURT IN A RUNAWAY.

Miss Lillian DAILY. thirty years old an actress
living at No 535 West Thirty fourth-st, was thrown
tror, q carriage Yesterday afternoon at Jerome-ave
and One-hundred- seventy hrst-st. and received
a fracture of the left leg and other injuries. Miss
DAILY was out driving with William Arlington when
their horse became frightened at something and ran
quay Roth were thrown 10 the pavement. but Mr..
Arlington escaped uninjured. The horse continued
down the street for several blocks and, knocking
tvo vheemcn from their bicycles. bruised them
severely A policeman finally captured the animal.
The carriage was completely wrecked. Miss DAILY
was sent 10 her home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
CLOTHING DAMAGED By FIRE AND WATER

Altoona Penn. June 6-Fire was discovered in
the New-York Clothing Company's store early this
morning and before it extnguished all the
stock was badly damaged by fire and water The
fire was doubtless OF incendary origin. Manager
Louis j. Greenberg says there was $4,000 worth OF
goods the store hut that statement Is not cred
tied The stock insured. The building which is
owned by Postmaster Wilson. badly dam
o0.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
IARCHMONT MANOR.

The committee recently authorized 10 secuIe d
school for the manor has arranged with F. W. Fhnt
Cor tho uea NJ his mansion on the Sound The
building is next to the home Of Commodore II; f;
Gig. 1t has twenty rooms, and Is wen su SUI ~
September by Miss Perrin. OF New-iork CITY, ana
corps of six teachers - +, ,,.
for summer use 4 cargo of sand from Long Island
has been placed the beach, for the oeneht OF
Tho children and those who do not SWIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The Rye Seminary. conducted by Mrs. Life, will
have It's closing exercises this week musical
will be given on Tuesday night. and the graduation
and reception will be held on Wednesday night
A festival in aid of Grace Episcopal ChapCi' ~, ~
Milton will be given az the home OF MIS- W. H.
e. Tin, in Milton Road tomorrow n,sht
The Port Chester Mannerchor VIII nave IT'S an
nual picnic to-day at Fox Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 0.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tuesday. JUNE 8.

TCESIIN1, JUNE
,-.s.ei Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
uarei Rremen @ Lloyd .......... 100 IN 1000 a m
Cnmanche Charleston. clyde. 300 m
Kansas city Savannah. savarnah.... 300
Serya Liverpool cunatl $50 m ii 80 a
Saanav Inagua etc. Clyde .......... 100 300 m
ccbieswig Port de PAX. y * Hayu loo 800 y m
WEDNESDAY. JUNE o.
Paris Southampton. American. 200 1870 a m
C;ermanic Liverpool White Star..... 300 m l2:OO
couhwark Antwerp. Red STAR. 900 IN II 90 a m
seneca Havana. y " cuba ........ 100 IN 300
IN Mai New-Oreans. Morgan ........ 300 p m
THURSDAY. JUNE 10.
Columbia hamburg. fIamb Amer. 400 TOO a IN
Harbarossa Bremen q LlOyd...... 1900
p,nnn Havana, Spanish. IL 20 100 IN
Alianca Colon. Panama. 1000 IN 1900
CITY Of birmingham. savannah. Saw. 500
Handel Plata. Iamport az Holt. 80 800 . IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. JUNE O. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer strathairly dp Coulhurst. Hamburg May Is
and swansea - with 10 Funch Edge q Co. Ar
rived at the bar at 1890 y IN.
steamer Barbarossa tGerD. new. G.3S5 TONS Richter
Bremen May - and Southampton &c with mdse 40 cabin
and "a steerage passengers Oelrcs Co. Arrived
a Bar at 40
Steamer La Dretagne FD Rupe Havre May 20. with
mi and .dt passengers to Forget
the Bar a; o :Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
TARRYTOWN.

The improvements on Webbs Hi are about com
pieted The work has been done by the village ana
-. Nauyo,L Elmsford and White Plains Railway
Company The grade has been greatly improved
and the road widened. making traffic on Il possible
7, 4, exnected that the trolley line will be able 10
over II and reach the Tarrytown station on the
Kew York and Putnam Railroad by Saturday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EoRrIcN PORTS

THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. June 6-Arrived steamer Cmbrs tBr) Uss-
ton. New-NOrk. a.
Queenstown, June O. $50 a m-Saed. steamer Jam
pana Obj, Walker. from LiN erpocl. for New Nork
Sicily June 6-Passei, steamer Europe OBJ, foo'"so~'
New York for London =. 40. ma
Prawe Point, June e-Passed steamer Mobile tosh
Iayland London Tor New-iork. - 49,,
Lizard, June s. $50 m-Passed, steamer spree Sos''
Meier, New York for Bremen c.-.
Havre June 9. y m--Arrived steamer La GAscosns
(Fr). Baudeion, New-York - - - r.,..A
Sagres, June b-Passed. steamer Massiia VII "s's~s
New-York for Marseles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 90 Sunset 20 Moon sets ---IMoons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandy Hook O2i Gov. Island 0:4i Hell Gate 23i
PM-Saady Hook 1881 Gov. Island i24s Hell Gate 2:ti
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Announcements

Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D..
90 West s8th 81.
,uns,o.r,s Of IN, Nervous System Impotence stsrity
snS iihs si;ments Hours q to I. . to &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

Two 24-hou- limited trains each way every day In
the wear between New-York and Chicago. via New
York Central and It's Michigan Central and Lake
Shore connections -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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LEWIS ITEMS.

a party was given at the residence
of William Snyder last Thursday eve
Every body seemed well pleased and
went their way rejoicing.
u. NJ Brewer shipped car load of
hogs Tuesday.
Andrew Hardy's family, Tom Spence
John Snyder, William Israel and sew
eral others have touch of the ''hen
-fiewendwise" this week and the
-'barking' continues day and night.
The spelling school at the Lewis
school house Tuesday night was a
grand success. Miss Eva Corner and
Dan White carried away the laurels.
A literary will be organized at Lewis
Friday evening Feb. y, to be contin-
ued on Friday evenings for the re-
mainder of the winter,
Yes. we are dead; absolutely dead
buried, as usual. with heads to the
west, au order that the correspondents
of our neighbor city on the east, hav-
ing nothing else to do, may tickle our
toes.
Miss Edna McClaren came mp from
her school Friday evening and revelled
in Home Sweet Home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Walker left last week for Alex
ander, kahS., to remain six months.
ID. NJ. Brewer reports large atten-
dance at literary no. IL on last Friday
evening; also Il well rendered program.
Miss Iva Lesly has completed ber
course III Z. History and advanced
Arithmetic and.will now take up Lat
III and Geometry, Having acquired II
thorough knowledge of English Gram
mar and Algebra. she is not content
to stop with her intellectual course
but will advance into the next higher
branches.
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setts we are willing to forget all these
insults and injuries and be your bro
theirs again, if you will only quit will
flying us because we are trying to grow
altruistic We make many mistakes
undoubtedly, and we shall make many
more, but we will never settle into the
old ruts of conservatism and go
serenely on, regardless of all the uni
verse excepting ourselves. We say to
ourselves.
"Let those who have failed take courage;
Tho the enemy seems to have won.
Tho his ranks are strong, if he be in the
wrong,
The battle is not yet done;
For sure as the morning follows
The darkest hour of night,
No question is ever settled
Until it is settled right"
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Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. Gun.
derman, Of Diamoudale. Mieh., we
are permitted to make this extract
Il have 10 hesitation In recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery as the re.
suits were almost marvellous i'll the
case of my wife. While L was
pastor of the Baptist church at Rives
Junction she was brought down ly
pneumonia succeeding la grippe. Ter
rible paroxysms of coughing would
last for hours and it seemed as if size
could not survive them. A friend
recommended DR.. Kings Discovery.
1t was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in results y Trial bottles
free at Porter's:
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Electric BitterS,

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen.
orally needed when the languid ex-
hausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of tonic ana Alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine often
averts long and perhaps fatal fevers.
No medicine Will act more surely in
counteracting and freeing the system
Of maiarial poison. Headache, const-
patton, dizziness yield TO Electric Bit
ters. soc. and 81 at PorterS.
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BELPRE NOTES.
News mighty scarse.

News mighty scarse.
CA. Lesler went to st. John, Fri
day evening, on business.
Rev. VIM. Bartle, who has charge
of the Macksvllle circuit, preached
here Sunday.
Gus johnson, D. G.. Donovan, Miss
Flora Culver and little Mamie McKib-
den were on the sick list this week.
S. b. Webber complains that his
grocery bill is enlarging since the
recovery of his wife and son.
G. H. McDuff, salesman for the
Halwi Hardware Co.. of Atchi son.
was in the city Monday.
The Literary meets at the school
house Saturday night, weather per-
mioting. Belpre BugaboO.