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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18
MRS. PINKHAM's STANDING
INVITATION.

women suffering from any form of
female weakness are invited topromptly
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham. at
lynn, Mass. All letters are re-
oeived' opened, read, and answered by
women only. A woman can freely
nSlk T, OF her private illness to a woman.
1 nus has been established the eternal
.onndence between Mrs. Pinlham and
~ -e women OF America which has never
Deen broken. Out of the vast volume
" experience which she has to draw
4 ttom' IL Is more than possible that she
S gained the very knowledge that
nelp Your case. She asks nothing
r. 'VIrn except your good will, dnd
SCI Scr aaViee has relieved thousands.
foo,ity y anywoman, rich or poor, is vkry
of th;H II sne does not take advantage
- 'n's generous offer of assistance.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18

Many woman solaces her broken
heart by eating 10 cents worth of
marshmallows.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18

A Chicago preacher has concluded to
lay up treasures on this earth instead
of in heaven and has gone to Klondike.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18

A well-known Kansas City preacher
says that his chief ambition in youth
was to become pirate.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18

You don't mean to say, Jones, that
you paid $3.50 for that suit?" "Well,
should say not. | had it charged.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18

My doctor said l would die, but Piso's
Cure for Consumption cured me.-Amos
kelner, Cherry Valley, H., Nov. %, '95.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-03-18

When civilization reaches the perfect
standard BARRIERS will not eat garlic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
THE VJTI-CPOEER FIGHT.

Tho spht Will soon be In earnest between the
tue factions within the Democratic party VINO arc
e,rurplng for control OF the machinery In the state
Richard Croker started the war by forming an
alliance with Senator Murphy and then opening
broadside upon ex-senator Hill. Mr.. Hill Withdrew
ont Of the range OF his fire. and from the safo
harbor OF Wofert's Roost quietly prepared FOR ac-
ton Yesterday he sent out n scout In the person
of Elliot Danforth. chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee. 10 draw the cnemys hre. MT
Danforth after circling about the enemys forces.
went back to Wolferts Roost to report 1t Is be-
ueycd that MIR. Croker when he learns OF Mr.
HIS plan OF actlon-whch contemplates an early
dash AT the State Committee the capture Of that
Iow-w rush home to take part In the fight and
bring victory to She Tammany flag.
Strategists In this kind of warfare say that II Will
be magnificent struggle and that neither side has
a commanding advantage. 1t Is ex-senator Hilrs
intention to go TO the meeting OF the State Com
mittee armed with proxy. and force his way over
the mines and torpedocs laid by the Croker Muir
ply men and capture the opposing forces. lie Will
have able help from Elliot Danforth, who is cap
tan OF his flagship. Mr.. Danforth before leaving
the city yesterday said: .
Il haven't maze up my mind yet when shall
to say that majority OF the members have asked
TO do so early"
This utterance may be interpreted to mean that
a majority OF the committee are for Hill. as the
Croker Murphy faction wants n late call and the
Hill men want an early meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
MOUNT VERNON.

The new officers OF the Mount Vernon Musical
Society are Edison Lewis president; j. H. Clawson.
Vice president Miss Josephine ID. Ferguson. secre
tary and Eugene Thwing treasurer. The directors
are Samuel y. Hoag. chairman. and Arthur Bel
cher, Charles NJ Miller Byron Rawson. George
f. Henshaw. Charles Hill Wilson. Henry Van
Doom. Mrs. y. o. Williams. Miss Isabel Rankin
Miss Nellie Graham and Miss Margaret c. Greene
Alfred Hallam again engaged as conductor.
The public library Of Mount Vernon has made a
record In May. circulating 1913 volumes. The total
number Of registered readers is 2.g3s
The closing exercises of the Industrial School
connected with the Bureau OF Charities will take
place this afternoon In South Ninth-ave. The
work Of nearly hundred pupils Will be exhibited
Nearly two hundred cyclists were entertained at
lawn party given by the young women OF tho
Cniversalist Church at the home OF Mrs. William
Hitchcock jr in East Chester. on Thursday.
The annual school election will be held on next
Tuesday from 10 O'Clock D. m. president OF
the Board OF Education and seven trustees will be
elected
The seventh anniversary Of the dedication or
Willard Hall will be celebrated on Monday night
BY the members of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union and its auxiliary branches The
Rev George c. Peck, the Rev 8. T. Graham and
others Will deliver addresses.
The Westchoster County Wheelmen have re-
moved TO their new home. the City Club building
h South Seventh ave.
The District Attorney Of 'Westchester County
yesterday authorized the offer OF a reward OF $500
ior the capture and conviction Of the assassin OF
Dr. L. f. Berthe, of this city. similar reward
Is expected. will soon be authorized by the Mount
Vernon Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
WHITE PLAINS.

The sites for the two new schooIhouses have been
selected The one In the west side district is at
the northeast corner Of Fisher and Highland ayes.
and the school for the east side district Will be In
Eastview-ave between the extension OF Railroad
ave and Oakey-ave. The two sites Will cost $i7oo,
which is $50 less than the original estimate OF the
Board Of Education.
A concert in aid Of the Red Cross for the main
tenance Of trained nurses during the war VIII De
given at the home of Trenor L. Park. In Purchase
St. Saturday. June H. -, ,,,,
Regents examinations will be held In the High
A special meeting OF the White Plains Auxiliary
Of the Woinans National Sabbath Alliance VIII be
held next Monday afternoon, at $3.50 o CLOCK IN the
parlors Of the MEMORIAL Method,st Episcopin,ii
make an address. -,
The Union Praying Rand will hold an all-day
meeting In the Lake street Chapei 'o-"o'fo"
Mir. and Mrs. F. f. snif,n gave a pleasant re-
cepton at their home. In Lake-st one evening
Mrs William Reynolds Brown has been entertain:
ing at her home in Broadway. this week Mr. ana
Mrs. Philip Bahcock. OF ST. George. Staten lsiand'
Prime OF Yonkers are the guests Of Mrs. Rutn
Prime. In Broadway. >,.
Miss Wright entertained n number OF her friends
at her home In Lexington-ave.. on wednesday
Mrs Samuel H. Wilson. OF Lake-st. has been
entertaining her daughter. Mrs David Porter OF
The Rev Or. Sylvester Iowther. Of the Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church. will deliver a
sermon before the graduating class OF the Hish
The grand opening OF the scarsdale Tennis Club
will taks Place it's grounds this afternoon. A.,
MIR and Mrs. David Cromwsll Mr. ,,o and Mrs RS
Mrs W. A. Smith formed party from ms Xniiage
that attended the annual meeting OF me tucson
Valley Division Of the New ork BANKER hsso' a..
ton, al Lake Mohonk. IN the Catskills yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The new Board Of Town Assessors. consisting OF
George E. Lambden, Peter Berger and John Besser
Toes not expect 10 complete the roll UNTIL the last
If July. Mr.. Lambden said yesterday that prop
erty this year is being valued at what II would
bring at present II sold at auction and that there
will be no increase over the figures Of last year
a large number of the young women OF ST Ga
briels Church In this village ard st. Catharine's
Church. In Pelham will give a musical entertain
hent and festival in the Pelham Town Hall on next
Wednesday evening.
The Republican Club held meeting on Thurs
lay and decided 10 abandon the resolutions against
prominent members and TO expunge reference 10
An interesting suit was tried yesterday. before
Police Justice John Lambden. The defendant,
samuel Johnpoe. recently sold a newspaper route
10 benjamin Gertz for $1,000. Gcrtz paid $50 IN
rash, gave note for $3.50 and deposited 700 Jointly
NTH Johnpole in NewYork bank. According 10
he complaint Johnpole had represented that the
business yielded $50 week profit. and had taken
he purchaser around the village and thrown copies
II papers in hundreds OF dooryards, saying the
residents were only few OF his regular customers
Sertz now says that the business does not amount
20 s. a week and wants his money back. justice
.ambden has reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs. Robert E. Hopkins. the wife OF Major Hop
kins, has been appointed treasurer c. the larry
town Hospital Association in the place OF Mrs.
George y. Newton. who has gone abroad.
Owing TO the improve ncnts being made TO the
Asbury Methods, Episcopal Church. the conGrega-
ton will assemble in the Young Mems Lyceum
building tomorrow. At the morning service tho
Rev. Charles Parker Connolly. OF New-York will
preach. and the evening service will be conducted
by the Rev Harry sheldon. Of Croton on Hudson.
evening under the auspices OF Benjamin Franklin
Council. order OF American Mechanics
for the hee FAIR in aid Of SSch viii
be hen an Of Ss ai the
bell Thorp Hamilton. VIII take place in christ
10 The rector, the Rev. }. Selden Spencer Will
ssis.sr of The Bridegroom; Miss Mabel Schuyler
Miss Eleanor Gould and Miss Lobde Will act AZ
DR.. F. D. birmingham. John Ttldca, John Chap
man and Alfred Byrne Will be the lshers.
under the auspices OF the Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Asb1ry Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. George Il. Newton and Miss Amy G. New
ton sailed for Europe on Thursday. They Will
spend ne summer In travelling hdl Soea
% Interesting books TO tho Free Public Library IN
The Home Mission Band Of the Second Reformed
Church will hold sale Of fancy articles the
afternoon of Tuesday, June IA, and an entertain
The monthly meeting of the womens Mission
Circle the last for the season Will be held In the
chapel OF the First Baptist Church Tuesday af-
ternoon The subject OF the meeting VIII be Mis-
DR. John c. Barron and his family returned 10
Barron ar Court. in the White Plains road. for the
summer on Thursday.
Mrs James s. Mirard and Miss Flora Willard
left town yesterday afternoon for Saratoga Springs
where they will remain two weeks and then go 10
Lake George spend the summer.
Another hearing In the case of William Rookie
Teller against the assessors Of Mount Pleasant
Township was held YESTERDAY before Willis IIoys-
Board, was cross-examined by Harry r. Dykman
counsel for Mr.. Rockefeller Another hearing will
be held on Thursday
Mrs T. c. Eastman and Joseph Eastman re
turned to- their country seat in South Broadway
on Thursday
The Washington Irving Library Society held its
first public meeting Tuesday evening. An en-
tertanment was given consisting OF a tableau
readings. Rotations and vocal and instruments
d music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

West Point June ; Cspccan.-The bomoardmeh'
Of Santiago was probably hardly less noisy than the
artillery exercises the plains this AFTERNOON
Lieutenant Granger Adams. SIN Aru'e'l' P"'
r-ncle Sans future warriors through driIl that
,,sea the BOARD Of Visitors. The new trst
class acted as chiefs. while the yeat"hss SAT
as,ridc the caissons At command they dsmounted'
and with lightning rapidly placed cartridges III
tho field pieces and nroi deafening voileys.
The examinations continued to-day ana several
"plehs" were scared so badly that there Is but
.n,,u bope for them They Will have another
chance on Monday. when a written examination
Will be given General q. II. Ernst VIII be re-
ueyed as superintendent within a few Gays ana
men are now packing his housenod cIrc,tS. ~, ~
this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
NETWORK CITY.

Don n shelton will conduct n series OF Sunday
afternoon Bible studies in the Book OF John nj the
East Side Branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association during this month. Tho subject to-
morrow afternoon NJ o'clock will be THE Plan
OF ST Johns Gospel" on Monday evening u. a.
Davy OF the International Committee. VIII speak
Mt the members monthly reunion on tho associa-
ton camp at Mortified. Several members OK me
branch are already planning to join this camp.
Edward Harvey. .wonty-one years old OF No l5s
West Thirtv-slxth-st formerly n Waldorf Astoria
hellboy was remanded 10 the jefferson Market
Prison Yesterday by Magistrate Wentworth in the
1 Jefferson Market Court on the charge 81 the theft
Of a two-hundred-dollar watch. The watch IL the
property OF Miss Mclaughlin Of Pittshurg who
was Mt the hotel the night % April % The boy
says he found the watch.
The examinations ,or admission to the Work
inemen's School OF tho Ethical Culture Society.
at No 100 Wcst Flfty-fourih-st.. were begun at
the school Yesterday. They under the super
vision OF John r. Reiger.. superintendent. and
Caroline r. Ravens. principal OF the kndersarton
There are 100 scholarships 10 10 competed FOR,
each Of tho value Of goo There now 400 pupils
in the school The closes June 10
The Methodist preachers meeting next Monday
AZ II a m. tho Methodist Rook Concern. Firth
ave and Twcnteth-st.. Will be addressed BY Bishop
HartzeI on Coda Call for Africa" 1t viii be an
open meeting for all who wish to attend
Controller Coler yesterday received S. sent by
mail by an unknown person The money Is one
OF the yearly sent 10 the Controllers office
every year and is credited 10 the conscience ac-
count"
The funeral Of DR. Ccserc Cologne. the Oldest
Italian newspaper In New-York. who died
suddonly recently in a Tnrd-ave car. will take
place tomorrow AT r. y. Siccardrs undertaking.
rooms in Sullivan-st. Elaborate preparations have
boon made by a committee. OF which u. Ber,lni IA
/ chairman. make the funeral a more than ordi-
nary
The Rev Edward George Clifton. n colorcd man.
IS to be ordained priest by Bishop Potter to-
morrow at u o'clock nj Calvary Church Fourth
ave and Twenty-1rst-st. MT Clifton has been for
some time in charge OF ST. David's Chapel. in East
/ One hundred-and-lfty-ei ghth-st. and his special
work has been among the colored men employed
by the railroads. He born IN 81. Kits British
West Indies. and has been eighteen years in this
/ country. His early education received in the
West Indies. and he went 10 college afterward In
Newfoundland.
The Republican Organization Of the XVIIIth As
sembly District Will have smoker this evening In
the headquarters No 300 East Twenty -first-st..
where guests will he entertained by interesting
speakers and with music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
SING SING.

The Mount Pleasant Military Academy will close
It's eghty-thrd school year Thursday next
The following programme OF the commencement
day exercises has been prepared: At a. m. ath-
letcs: p m literary exercises: p. m. battalion
drill company drill. dress parade and battalion re-
view.
The members OF Mohegan Chapter. ID. a. r..
Auxiliary No. 10 to the American Red Cross
are theoretically pushing the work which
they have undertaken. AS suif-
eient number OF names received auxiliaries to
No. Is Will be formed In different sections OF the
town. giving all those interested opportunity TO
work 10 the best advantage The auxiliary has
been asked TO furnish four thousand towels. all to
be hemmed by hand. for the surgical department Of
the Army ambulance ship. and contributions OF
books. periodicals and games are also desired. TO
be forwarded to the different camps
The annual conference of the eastern section Of
the womans auxilarles of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF this State will be held In this
village next Thursday anc Friday. Among the
names on the programme are those OF Mrs. Hector
IF the Kings Daughters New.YOrk City. and Mrs
r. A. McAlpn, Of this village. The opening SEES
sion will be held In the First Baptist Church on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Commencement day exercises at DR.. Holbrook's
Military Academy will take place next Tuesday.
Tho Rev. Clarence Buell.. formerly rector Of Trim
~ Ep1Dcopal Church. Of this village, Ia the guest
- Ms. p. N. Strong, and will assist at the morn
~ eorv1ce IN II. Pauls Church tomorrow.
The annual sermon to the Students. faculty and
eectees 81 Mount ritasant Military Academy VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
PEEKSKILL.

Tb,s o,,ernoon. in the parlors Of st, Paurs
Nathodist Episcopal Church. the Ladies' AID So
c,ety will have a cake sale from to o'clock
Miss Mary Frances Evins OF this village. Is No
IN a class OF seventy-six at the Brockport Normal
School this State Out OF the class or ss there
are twelve honor pupils. and she is the third OF
that twelve. go
Preparations are being made by all tho village
Sunday schools 10 observe |h'uie" DA' WIN
from tomorrow.
The tournament OF the Peekskill Gun Club, on
Thursday. was a success. There were present all
the crack Peekski shots. and many from out or
town. Sweepstako shooting INDUCED In all
day. Peekskill won most OF the contests TN In
the trophy shoot only three clubs competed ne
other three OF the Hudson River 1rapshootefs
League were not sufficiently represented to form
o. on" ont Of a possible i25 The Marlborough Club
had % and the Glenwood; Of Newbnrs 81; ,,,e, ~.
rranchis. granted by the village two weeks ago.
and filed the acceptance with the proper author
Oaksde School announces that the commence
ment will take place at pepew Opera Honse on
reception of the alumni VIII take place in the school
auditorium the following evening ,..,.,,
Mrs f. A. Hodskins, formerly OF Peekskiii. now
% n TGio a r. f Free Of Selson-sve
William Addicks and his family. OF New, York
have opened their summer home In Washington
a number OF Peekskil students Will go to White
Plains to-day and take the examinations for en-
trance to Cornell University Peekskil mas IN me
ships. all OF whom were graduated WIN nonors .,
have come To- Peekrk for the summer. They are
in the Pattison Mansion. in Depew-st ,,,,
The annual exa , M ioasa a, o te reeNSh MILL
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
ping party in the church pariors. for Tuesday
Ex- Mayor william D. Southland is Ill at his homo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
PRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The last Of this seasons social gatherings OF
toung men was held this week at the parsonage
There was an address by Walter W. Law. and q
!ne musical programme given by the male
quartet of this place. These social meetings have
,een much enjoyed and their renewal In the fall
IS looked forward TO with pleasure
The monthly praise service Will be held at the
Congregational Church tomorrow evening. The
,astor, the Rev. Alexander MacCOll will preach an
,ther Of his sermons in the series upon Great
hymns and Hymn Writers"
strawberry festival, under the direction OF the
Womans Aid Society of the Congregational Church
viii be held next Thursday evening at the old Pierce
,lace.
The Misses Haskns, Of Brooklyn, have been the
guests OF their aunt. Mrs. Susan f. Parker. The
foung women made the trip their wheels. but
lad more than one unpleasant experience with the
muddy places along the route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
FuNs FINE FURNITURE
GREEN OAK MORRIS CHAIRS
(m mahrng)
$3.50
(rednced from S5.25).
4S WEST 23RD STREET.
GENERAL SICKLES on SPAIN.
THE Ex-MINIsrER DELIVERS LECTURE BE-
FORE THE STUDENTS AT UNION.

FORE THE STUDENTS AT UNION.
Schenectady ~ y June 3 (SpeciaD-General
sckles delivered the thrtieth lecture In the But
tcrNcld course at Union College. He was intro
duccd by General Butterfed. and was received
with great cheers and enthusiasm.
General Slches spoke without notes. and more in
n conversational and instructive tone than In an
oratorical or forensic effort He sought 10 explain
in connection with the topic Of Spain the origin
and causes Of the present war which. he said. had
been imminen. and inevitable for more than a
quarter OF a century. although causes had existed
much longer growing out OF the different factors
arising in the relative civilizations and Govern
ments produced from the two systems.
General sickes said that history and experience
were but repeating themselves, that there was an
rrcpressble antagonsm between the fruits OF Span
ish colonial despotlsm and American ideas OF self
government. self.respect and the freedom OF man
hood; hence the inevitable result. later
war-and now 1t had He said we must keep
Manila II was consecratcd ground BY American
volor md favor Of Divine Providence; the Maine
was avenged at Manila.
The forbearance OF the United States on the
Cuban question old the century Jefer-
son Madison and Monroe had pointed out the
course and duty Of this Government. Three times
the United States had raised her hand OF warning
10 protect cuba for Spain; once with France,
once with England. once with Mexico. NOW CIVIL
ization manhood and Americas duty compelled
her by reason OF SPANS course 10 raise her hand
70 nrotect Cuba from Spain instead OF for Spain.
The General repeatedly interrupted by cheers
and applause and the last lecture was declared one
OF the most appropriate and useful OF the whole
course Notice given that the total prizes and
awards FOR the students IN me lecture course.
amounting to several hundred dollars would be
distributed 10 the students adjudged winners on
commencement day, June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


At the meeting OF the Board OF Water commas
sloners on Thursday evening MI hhgsou'y r.
ported that the Lake-ave reservoir was supplied
IN Nav nv the Tube well plant. 22coocoo gallons OK
water being pumped from that service. FROM INC
Grassy Sprain reservoir 70.2O.2G gallons OF water
were pumped The receipts in the month from
water rates were S.4a76 On June the Grassy
sprain reservoir was OVERLOOKING. In May ol iee'
OF six-inch pipe was laid I'm Amacka ssen Terrace
a bicycle corps has been organized among the
members and ex-members Of the 4th separate ON
pany The officers are Arthur T.. Chambers presI-
dent w r. Fink secretary and treasurer; John
McQumn, captain; A. c; Greve. hrst neutc NAM
w; - Soc 'ernon second lieutenant' iio""'D D'''''
Charles + Brown. City Auditor YESTERDAY nov nov
his Office from Manor Hall to the MunicllaI hul1qo
occupies In the rear on the hr:t noor IN
Q few day all the departments which nave p1 h1
occupying leased quarters viii have Offices III this
The Warng Fire Brigade has chosen these OIL
man: Walter Van Meter assistant foreman: John
j. Bergen secretary; Harry Golden, treasurer
independent order B'nai Birth. Il was proposed to
build wing TO the Home, in EiverdaIe-aVc', ana
tended 10 tax the members for this Improvement
The pupils Of Miss l;oeseh will give IeTitaI ms
f 9se a" him G Scois BY ca Oh the
Baseball viii be the feature Of to-days sport at
the Hollywood Inn Recreation Fed , at a
Clubs team. OF Jersey City. The game will he
called at $3.50 O'Clock. The visitors are said to be
The Young Mems Christian Association will have
an outing oday 70 SnE SING lSavE Sr,son
VIII be visited and after luncheon game OF base
ball will be paved with the GarnerviI I team odd
of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII
preach series Of sermons on the general top &c
is 'What Shall We Do with the PRESENT.
The annual strawberry festival Of the Ladies Aid
Society. Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
was held last night.