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New Stock Distributed.

Chicago, July 1.-The directors OF the
Chicago Rock Island AMI psciae Railway
company veted today TO distribute TO stock.
holdars l2ih ptr cent OF their holdings IA
new stock so pGF. Tho transfeg books will
op,n 90 July ! sne clone again On July 81.
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sherman. Texas, Jup' 1.-.I'arly this morn
ing are was discovered IA tho retail shoe
establishment OF Il W. Yates Tho great
pst damage which was heavy was by
smoke aud water, Tho stock Is adequately
covered Origin OF ere unknown
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Smoke House n snerman.

sherman, Texas July Latte this after
noon one OF the smoke houses OF tho sher..
man Packing company caught IRE ana
caused n loss OF between $1,000 and $1,000.
Fully insured
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stat. "a, Association plreotors.

Dallas, Texas. July line board or III
rectors Of the state Bar association met
In Dallas today 10 prepare program
for the annuhi meeting. which begins TO-
morrow. me program Will not be given
out until tomorrow IL Is feared that the
attendance on the meeting will not he
az largo as has been anticipated.
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THE Boss Worm Madeleine.

H. r. kumpe, druggist, leighton. Ala,
writes zone OF ms customers had O
child which was sick ana threw up ali
food could retain nothing on ifs stomach.
lie bought one bottle OF Whites Cream
Vermfuge, and Il brought up Ila worms
from the child. It's the boss worm nedi-
cine In the world" Whites Cream vermi.
fuee Is also tho childreIts tonic IL
improves their digestion ana assimilation
OF food, strengthens their ncyvous system
and restores them 70 the health, vigor
and elasticity OF spirits natural 70 child
hood. 25e az A. E. Kiesllngs, ~ Nam
street Houston.
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Orange News Notes.
lnge Texas, July LA soliciting COM
q has been out today raising funds
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accredited best work, thlrty.eix feet. nlno
aud one-hnlf inches. held by Flanagan, was
made october %, last yenr.
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shoenshead Rax Races.

New York, July l.-Herbert closing with
rush In the last furlong, beat Kamara
in the Long Island handicap at Sheepshead
Ray today. The distance was ono mile and
q furlone
SIX furlougs on main track-Wcalth, The
Muskctccr Dublin Time l 10 SO.
Mile, apprentice race, selling Criterion,
Nugget Arak Time LAP %.
Inst six furlongs, Futurlty course, 2-year-
dds Prediction Janeway Alsono, Time
1913 20
Mile and furlong, the Long Island
handicap Herbert. Kamara, Roe Hampton.
Time 1;55.
Five furlongs. maiden 2-year.old Niles.
selling-Lady Josephine, Wanuakoe. Sparkle
Esher Time !. 90
Mile and a sixteenth on turf. high
weight haudlcap--lils Emincnce, Cuspldor,
Tom Kenny Time 1 10
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creve'a Black Root Liver Pills,
frnEi Msas Root. They aot On the llyef
euss eAsesie csnsdpstiss- SrlSs % ssats.
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At Corsicana--C oUsicana Z; Dallas o
At Toxarkann--Fort Worth 8; Toxsr
kama 2.
At Paris-Paris o; Waco 5.
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n. perisot LIVER Mediolne.

Mira 81. A. JnlIey, NohIc, Q. T., wrltes'
II have used Herhinc fos number OF
years. ana can cheerfully recommend II 40
the most perfect liver medicine, ana the
greatest blood purifier. II Is medicine
az pnsitlva merit and fully aecomplishet
ali that is claimed FOR a." Malaria can
NOT ana Judgment in the system white
the liver Is In perfect order, for one OF
lis functions IL 20 prevent abe absorption
OF fever producing poisons, Herhins Is .
most efficient liver regulator 500 ar A. T.
Kissiing'A B2 Main street. neusfnn-
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

Five and a half furlongs maiden 2'year-
olds--Lord Turco ll5 Orature lis, Decora'
ton 115, Muzic li5, Kentucky Rose III.
Mamselle ll2, Buttons 10 Franklin G. ll2,
hepe IN Bslsst Gsl W. Napoleon TO-
Seven furlongs, handlcap-Belle of Troy
100, Argrcgor 1872, Homestead 49, Handi-
capper lo7, Operator 1l2 Wealth 10l.
Grand Opera iO5
Five furiongs the vcrnal--Anna DAILY 10,
Gold Money Ito, Mary Street 1la, Mamarie
10, Ada Nay 10, Buster no. Miladi Love
40
Mile and mn eighth, the Mermaid
Blanche Herman III. Par Excellence 1l3,
Adelaide Prince III, Gunfrc l15, Burouche
Ill,
Full stecplechnsc, stlrrup cup. gentlcm IN
ridcrs--Jlm Megihben l72 The Able 146.
George w. jenkins LAT, Inspector 1855, Self.
Protection 1SS, Hlgblc 1862, Headland 49,,
Salust 1872 Trillon 1850, Clasher las.
Mile aud quarter, selling-Carrier
Pigeon %, Vltelllus los. DachShund l03,
Ninonin i01 Mosketo 1903, Cougar 100 Bcs.
sic Mccarthy p9, Philippine l03' Shaudon-
fields l00 Alsicke 9S
Clear md hpnyV
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American League.

Detroit July Pitcher joss shut out
the Detroit team this afternoon by the
finest kind OF pitching.
Score IL II
Detroit ..,,........ 900 900 600 o =
Cleveland ..,.... 600 100 O02-- 3 s 2
Miller and McGuirc loss and Bemis
Philadelphia, July Marvellous pitching
by waddell was responsible for Baltimore's
defeat by the home club today.
Score r II Il
baltimore ooo 900 600 o ? 0
Philadelphia ....... DOL opl OOS-- o
Cronin and Robinson; Wnddcll and
Shreckengost.
Boston, July l--Boston won easily from
Washington today.
Score II Z
Boston .,...,...... .Oo4 500 Tx . Is
Washington .....,, 900 ITO 600 4
Dineep and Warner; Patten and Clarke
ST Louis, July i---St, Louis'Chicago game
pOuel. rrs1Cu dS
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Southern Lcanue.

Memphis, July I-Memphis won today's
game after two man were out In the niuth
With Evans on third, Swacina hit nnrd
grounder 20 Maitin, who, with plenty u
time 10 put his man out. threw wild and
Evans scored the winning run. st. vram
was wild In the initial inning, but settled
down and pitched great game. Alemang
was wild and was succeeded by Gucse IN
the seventh. 80
Previous to the game little Rock entered
protest against St Nrnin pitchiag for the
locals During the game the umpire re,
ceived a telegram from President Nickiin
saying II Memphis continued the game With
81 vr ROCK 10 The SS wo msndser sat
ne will net use St vran as In until the
matter Is settled.
Score II II
Little Rock - $40 600 900 q 3
St vrnin and Aceorsini; Allemang, Guese,
Lynch and Murphy.
Atlanta, June Nashville defeuted the
home team today by punching hits at times
when hits netted runs, Dammonn was eff
fcctlve at critical stages.
Score II II u
Nashville .,.......t. 40 uoD w IL
Bailey and Latimeri Dammann and Knoll,
Birmingham, July l.--Chsttanooga stopped
Bitmngham's winning streak today by hit.
ting the ball bard and won by score OF o
TO O. The features Of the game wero the
errors and the two home runs by Frank
Smith and Durrett.
Score
Birmingham ....... DOL OILS ono
Chattanooga .s..,.. Sol 1870 COL s
smith and Brown; j Smith, Drummer and
Roth,
Shreveport La, July New orleans
mede 1t three straight today.
Score II "
shreveport ...... 21o oio COO o. / q
New Orleans 49, lOl COZ 600 / 10 3
Butler and Mcclure; Freeland and Alb
hctt
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ST Louis, July i--st ouis,Chicago game
postponed; wet grounds.
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Atlanta, June Nashville defeated the
home team today by punching hits at times
when hits netted runs Dammnnn was eff
fcctlve at critical stages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-31
Dublic Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. County of Cook. S.
Notice is hereby given that the Chicago Title azd
Trust G.%Ds1y as trustee s MIL 0 on ss'Tds ,S gy On
day the principal entrance OF the Lsxiagon
n TEL on N ~ 1rg sns State Of Illinois oeT for sse
and eel public auction 70 the highest and best bidder n
in following described property. Lots
Z, twelve 90. ali Block twenty SIX e jason and
Sen Sur s .Sti4 , 90 tsyseySS 9 and
twentyeEht (2s' in Assessors Division Of the south
Township thirtynne 800 North Rangs fourteen 90 Vast
County Of Cook State o. Illinois; easehOld be-.
,ns eesshSld created by and under certain ndeSe. e
from Warren A Wells 70 the Lexington Hotel Building
1890 which said lease recorded the Office o. the
ssns ~ a. n Ti AZ 5ornrs,t S so sSs "a
spread Of record In Book $50 Of Records 1Oe
on, the Lexington Hotel with boilers engines
bidder; twenty-five per Of
SsssGl bid shall be Dsysoe at The time o. said sale and
from the date Of said sale ;Ipon the PAYMENT Of ne
Company trustee. will the aforesaid property
~ ,nS ~ e % tb me 5 iS tS.-s
o. and further subject to certain indenture OF lease
Chicago Title and Trust Conpany trustee and the
al isoo until the sotR dSy ~ APrii 4 d. 1885 and
so M 70 % oPSn 10 .ae da a ~ 1 T the at ca
and according TO The terms and provisions OF said lease
thereof may examined by intending bidders any
ifI our t C 10; az .n once SI tne C Sleaso
Illinois that the Chicago Title and Trust Company viii
hours at liz said Office. further information It's
made under the terms Of an agreement dated August an
1899 by and between Adoph Moses. George P Merrick
the first mortgage Dondholders Of the Lexington Hotel
Pany Which sets forth the terms under Witch the sas
premises right to postpone
said sale to such time and place as It NAV deem best
Dated At Chicago Cook County Illinois, this 10th day
CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee
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haitian at the City Hail. Room No II o'clock
TUESDAY JUNE ~. 1902.
Madison Avenue and Ninety seventh street
Opposite Nos. to 10 East one Hundred and seven
South side Seventysixth Street from east line
q No 5o4 East Seventy-sixth to west line Of
Westerly side s. Nicholas Terrace from one Hundred
and Twenty seventh Street Hundred twenty
On the north and sogh sides who're 2ecss Of ore
North side one Hundred Fortyeishth Street com
ReneinE 100 feet west Of Amsterdam Avenue running
thI v1, leo te ,i westerly s I. -, , o.
and Threth iIaHdTsd and rhirty-
%DR@ss!,s N.s lse and lsa Wsst street
Southwest Madison Avenue and Ninety-seven,h
sogth side one Handre and Fifty first Street
Opposite No; rs West sty;y-eishth Street.
So2 sae 81 P 6%e EG aSIs @d da5 hA
frST CONVENT wen Avsggs to a. NICHOLAS TegTaGe
poste No 5ol East Seventy eth Street easterly for
Mornfngsi5 10 Ave1 1 Fetves1 One F5,,45 and E,,
eenth street and One Hundred and sixteenth street.
south side Of West one Hundred and sixty-secona
Street from the west line 81 No As West one Hundred
south side Ninety-sscond street between columbus
Avenue Central West opposite No 81 West
Northeast corner one and Fourteenth street
Souhwestery corner Amsterdam Avenue and One Hun
dred and Fourteenth Street extending aIonE one Hundred
opposite No. 2S7 West One Hundred and Forty-seveuth
bet H N@ f park Avenue snd M Inn No. % to %
side East Fifty-thrd Street opposite Nos 154
and ls6
son:h side Forty ninth Street opposite As and
WsVt
FlasS>ng east side Of s. Nicholas Avenue and vest
for distance OF about 1o feet northerr
therefr0m. IN side and
Ftfty-frst Street from 81. Nicholas Avenue s..
Nicholas Place
and SiXty-SNth
Southeasterlv 81 NacOWb'S Road and
Hundred Fifty first Street.
East Avenue. between Hundred
Twentyseventh street and one Hundred
eighth Street
Easterly Claremont Avenue. from hundred and
Twenty fifth street south for distance Of 5O feet
q
south side EiShtv-second Street, from Broadway 10
l.
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PROPOSALS FOR COLORS. GUIDONs.

MARKING STAMPS. DRUM MAJORS EQUIP
MENTS. ETC.-Phia- Depot. Q. NJ. Dept 142S Arch
Street. Phila Pa. May End 1so2-Sealed proposals IA
Monday. End. 1902. furnishing depot with
OF SILK and Service CfufIons.
Color. Standard and GLidCn STATS. Hospital
Guidons Company Marking Stamps and parts for same.
and BatOns with Cords and Tasses El,auletes Belts
Shakos. and Aiguillettes for Drum Majors may b
required during the fiscal ending June so. 1893
Samples be az The Schuy Arsenal city
She
all proposals thereof Preference given
articles production
Of quality price Uncudng price OF foreign
productions manufacture. duty being equal
a GUARANTEES in the Of $500 accompany pro
posals- CNGCARANTEED BIDS will b considered
Blanks for proposals list OF articles required speci
hcatons Will he furnished application Envelopes
containing proposals be endorsed thew
contain. and addressed COL. FJ-REsY Asst
Quartermaster General L. Army.
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Proposals.

OFFICE of Commissioner Of immigration.
Ellis Island. New York HarbOr.-Separate sealed
proposals will be received this Office until o'clock
p NJ June Is 1892 and opened Immediately there
after for furnishing lumber hardware. paints. glass
brushes plumbers. jantors. engineers and electrical
supplies for this Immigrant station during the fiscal year
beginning July first nineteen hundred and Lists
specifications may obtained WILL
lam WILLIAMS. Commissioner.
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NSNLNA ANA.
WEST VIRGINIA.
QUEBEC.
" MAMMIR RlGMEllEll."

MURRAY BAY, QUEBEC. New palatial hotel owned and
the Rcheleu ~ Ontario Nav. Co. acCommO
dalton guests; handsomely furnished hot cold
baths heat. etc; climate,
combination mountain and air Beautifully situated
al the LauTentian Mountains overlooking the
majestic Lawrence River reached by steamers OF the
n q o. n Co. from Toronto. Rochester. Clayton y. Y:
Montreal Quebec Hotel June LIST For and
booklet send 10 H NJ. Paterson. manager of r. 4
q X Co. Montreal
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1884 BROADWAY.
36th and 8Ith until o o'clock ?. m.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
offices regular office rates until o'clock p. via
o5a sth-aVe s e 23d-st,i 1873 9th have.
19h-st; 92 East I4th-sti 257 West AID st. be
3d-aye., between 10Th and 7Tth ssi 1,O26 3d-ave.
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WANTED FOR U. 3. ARMY.-<.ble BODIED. unmarried
w men. between the ages 81 and IS: citizens OF
States character and temperate habits.
speak read write English. For information.
apply 70 RECRUITING OFFICER. 20 Third Avenue. 50
Cortandt osS Eighth 7o5 Sixth Avenue or 81
Broadway. Brooklyn. Il D.. N. K.
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Assignee Notlrss.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.-To all persons interested in the estate Of
Henrietta Rice Isaac Rice Henry Rice and Jonas
stein composing the nrm OF Rice sons Co. send sse,
You and Of hereby cited and relafel
personally and appear in the Special Term Part y
II he % of New YORK hsld ~
for OF New York. IN the county
House OF Manhattan. city or New hGS'
the llth day Of July. l0;0 CLOCK a
there and then why final settenient ~
ths accounts Of Hermann Assignee OF above
named Arm OF Rice Co. inSOlvent debtors Snoti
had nd be shown then 20 attend me
avail OF Assignee's accounts
rss,tn,Onv hsreuntO caused the seal
a" ' ~ the said Supreme Court OF fhe state OF New
10 be affixed Witness. Hon.
fS..,1 Charles Van Brunt Presiding Justice OF the
tSe"''i OF the State Of New York.
this 2ist day OF May. 1902.
THOS. l. HAMILTON Clerk.
III rruE>sTIFI. HIRSCH. Attorneys Assignee sea
Broadway New York City, Borough Il Manhattan.
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once President Of Borough ~ Manhattan.
City Hall. The city % New York, May -. 1902
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received by the President Of Borough of Manhattan
at he Hall Room No L. until II o. clock A NJ.
TUESDAY. JUNE g, 1902.
l. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING SIX
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE ~. 1881 CUBIC YARDS OF SAND.
No. . FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FOUR
HUNDRED ttOM CAST IRON MANHOLE COW
Frs AND SEVENTY FIVE tT0 CAST IRON
MANHOLE HEADS.
No. 3 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FIFTY tI5N BARRELS OF
PORTLAND CEMENT AND THREE HUNDRED
t3ONt BARRELS or ROSENpAI.E CEMENT.
For particulars City Record
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Conntrn prpperIp for Sale.


I-NOR RENT. al New Canaan. Conn. hour min
IL from New York. convenient to station; house.
masters For full particulars address VIII
LARD PARKER, Jr, p. o Box 1,0lT New York.
100 ACRE COUNTRY SEAT banks 0 the Hud-
IUt sale cheap. in order 10 close out an estate
Buildings large and good. EDWIN J. WEBB, Fishkll on
Hudson y y
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department..
Washington. d g. until II Oclpck noon.
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter
quantity OF steel plates rivet steel
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application
Navy Pay Offices New York and san Francisco. Cal.
. the Bureau A 5 KENNY. Paymaster General
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edrbers.

EVERETT STONE yale and Coluutal. SIG West
y 56th Tutoring at pupils tutors residence.
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Couutrn i1ropertn Go fet.

FEW PIECES of desirable residence property
a New York taken under foreclosurel are offered for
prices and upon Brokers and
buyers invited descriptions MORTGAGEE
Owner. P. o 1914. New York
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FURNISHED Apartments 60 Get.

ITO LET reduced price for months suite Of
rooms and bath second floor; park exposure Hotel
Majestic
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CEALEp PRoPOsALS. EMBOSSED PRO.

posals for CoaIiRe Plant" will be the
Bureau Yards and Docks Navy Department Washing
until O'Clock July y 1902. and then and there
constructing coal
ing plant az the Yard. ErerneTtou Wash Plans
and specifications will he furnished Command ant
~ the navy ward by the Bureau MORDECAI T
I,NDICOTT. chief Of Bureau MAY Is 1892
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SEALED BIDS or ESTIMATES MILL 3

received by the President of Borough OF Man
haitian at The city Hall, Room No Is. O'Clock
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No. /. For furnishing all the labor and materials
CURED for alteration and Improvement 70 in Fl
first street. between Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue.
No ? For furnishing all the labor and materials
CURED FOR alteration and Improvement F
Avenue east side, between Forty fourth 70
fifth Street
For further particulars see CITY RECORD.
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bids or estimates for buildi o. a plat,

- form adjoining the approach Piers IS and a.
n. r. furnishing yellow pire timber and for
will be received 10y the
q: Docks al Pier Place. r. until
RECORDO
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A DIRoNDACK MISUNDERSTANDING House: terms
"a IS SO peryee. For further particulars address
Mrs. f. MEAD. Indian Lake. Hamilton Co.. n. Y
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publl1 n oures.

The City o New York.
Office OF city Clerk. City Hail.
New York. Room II,
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A DIRONDACK kOUNTAINs-~HE DEERs HEAD
"a INN. ELIZABETHTOWN n. Y. Delightfully."- 10
houses the mountains
OPEN NOW. Spring early Summer
illustrated booklet.
BENJAMIN F. sTETsON.
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HOTEL DENNIS.

n J
Beautifully situated. directly the Large
sun Parors at end OF hall each sleeping floor overlook
ing the containing hot ana cola
sea and fresh water All Golf privileges Booklet mailed
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III ESDAY JUNE IO. 1907.
borough Of Manhattan.

received by the President Of the Borough Man
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A DvERTIsEMENIS subscriptions for Tn. Tr,,,,.
Al received al Uptown " 'S
NO. 1.36s BROADWAY
- 6<twsen a6tb and 9th sts., until O clock o. m,
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MISS MURPHY.
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Foreign travel.
lGO S5th St
MRS. DORIS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOI
vi GIRLS AND CFIIIDREN.-TIome school. 303 W. 1O6
St. Day School. 1924 st. Hours from TO 1:15.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-14
THE COUNTRY LOAFER.

We have run across him several
times the past winter. He was Matched
among the corn and potato fields, usu'
ally the progeny of some hard tisted
avaricious old granger whose only pur'
pose in living is to get more land. AS a
boy, deprived Of a boys rights, like
enough worked too hard, living in an
atmosphere of greed and unrefinement
he gravitates naturally just as soon as
he is big enough into rural smart
Aleck, taking to cigarettes, beer drink
ing and the periodical raising of the
devil in orderly country communities
He has no manners except bad ones.
When he looks at young woman, he
leers at her. He is unpeasantlp con
spicuous at horse races. circuSeS,
Fourth of July celebrations and camp
meetings the Legitimate prey of fakirs
and sideshow grafters, an all round
nuisance and really the very poorest
and most worthless product of the fer
tile farms of the country, coarse, loud
mouthed and never well dressed OF
groomed, as his city cousin sometimes
is. This ill begotten chap is the direct
antithesis of that industrious, patient,
ambitious farm boy who gravitates
from the cornfields into the highest
places in politics, commerce and the
religious and educational life in this
country.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-14
WHY MOTIF

In nearly every community there will
be found not more than two or three
women who know how to cut and fit
ladies' wearing apparel. These are
crowded with work, while scores of
other women are lamenting the fact
that they have nothing to wear and
can't get the services of a dressmaker.
Now, these helpless ladies can nearly
-all of them do nice work in some line
or other which does not count for much.
They can paint little, do little fancy
needlework, make doilies and gauZy
handkerchiefs, play little on the pi-
anO, stir ZIP a mess of Angels food,
make aprons for a church fair, en-
brOider on canvas a red dog barking
at a blue parrot, run some women's
club for the elevation of the sex, do a
lot of correct society calling after they
have been able to get the aforesaid
dressmaker) and read a lot of the lat
est historical trash. Now, this is writ
ten by q man, and of course he may
be dead wrong, but all the same we
want to know why, so long as dress
means so much to woman'S comfort
and happiness, the girl should not be
taught how to cut and fit her own
clothes in place of teaching her to do
a lot of the useless things above men
toned. Old fogy notion, you ladies
say. Well, maybe that's so, but for
all that hardly any one thing would do
so much to make a woman independ-
pnt