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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELIswoRrH rosr.oYFIcE.
In effect June 10. 1909.

GOING ESsr--s.ls T.2i Washington Coz
am, 'is-s7. All and GIL pm.
GoESe WEST Ii-s6 a N, ',.s3, 5.si and
lo.ss m.
NAIL CLOSES AT Fosr.orTIcE.
6oIso EAST a m twashington Coz, s Is.
= $50 and 10 p m.
Como wEsr-li.2oa m. -, and 10 m.
SUNDAY.
Mall trains from the weet arrive at s.i3 a m,
-l2.sa and ell p m. Leaye for the west at .s.23,
s-sl and lo2s m. Mail closes for the west at
-, and 10 m.
service by this train in effect from June 20 to
Oct. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27

A weak character seldom forgives one 1t
has injured, but justifies the sin rather
than repair It.
Cultivate your conversational powers,
but especially try to be a good listener.
To draw people oat by gentle and iudic-
ious questioning is sometimes the highest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ApvEnrIsEsIENrs rms WEEK,

In bankruptcy-Ess Raymond Emery.
q G burrfil 4 Son-fnauraBce.
w 4 Parker Clothing Co-Clothing.
Il J nayis--Furnliure.
a Moore--bry goods, millinery, etc.
Hancock hall-,LsetuFe, Mrs Carrie Nation.
LAaoisE:
Frank l. Hodgkins- Farm for sale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-27
That Beautiful Gloss

comes from the varnish In Devoe's varnish
Floor Paint; costs cents more quart though.
Sold by wIGeTS & MOORE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
PROPOSAL TO THE ENGINEERS.
The Federation of Labor Wishes the Brother
hood to Enter its Organization
(By the Associated Press J

Norfolk, Va, May 20.-President James
O'Connell, of the International Machin-
lists Union, appeared before the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers Conven-
ton here today and submitted a PROPOSE
ton which has as its purpose the entrance
of the brotherhood to the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. President O'COnnell
came as the accredited representative of
the Federation and spoke at length re-
garding the proposition.
Grand Chief Arthur of the Brother
hood, stated tonight that the object of
President O'Connell's mission was to
bring about, if possible, closer relations
between the different labor organizations
and that of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, not being member of
the American Federation of Labor, was
directly affected by it in fact, that the
proposition Immediately concerned the
brotherhood of Engineers and the FEEDER
alton of Labor. He would not admit that
the proposition was for the entrance of
the Brotherhood into the Federation, but
from other source this is learned to be
the case.
The matter was taken under advise
ment by the convention.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
State Board of Medical Examiners.

The regular annual session of the
North Carolina State Board of Medical
Examiners will be held in Wilmington.
n. c., beginning June 9TH, 1902. Doctors
desiring examination for license should
present themselves promptly al the be-
ginning of the session and carry with
them diploma frop a college of medi-
cine requiring not less than three years
attendance upon lectures prior to grad
uation, evidence of clinical instruction
and certificates Of character. The Ii
cense fee is $1,000. All physicians de-
string to practice in North Carolina rot
previously licensed or registered, should
attend The session and secure license.
We understand there is a growing dis
position on the Part of judges and solicit
tors to enforce the statutes regulating
the practice of medicine in this State.
The president of the board lis DR.. f. c..
Register, Charlotte, n. c.; Secretary, DR..
j. Howell Way, Waynesville, n G. The
railroads throughout the State Will give
reduced rates to the meeting
State papers please copy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
A HANDSOME GIFT.
Mr E. B. Borden, of Goldsboro, Gives s., 1000
to Methodists Orphanage.

Rev. J. 3. Hurley, agent OF the Metno-
dist Orphapage, received letter yes
terday afternoon from Mr.. f. B. Borden,
President of the Bank of Wayne, OF
.Gcldstoro sending a check for one
thousand dollars for the Methodist Or
phanage. 1t is handsme and generous
gift from one of the best men in North
Carolina. The Orphanage is near the
heart of such men as Mr.. Borden.
81 am greatly encouraged said Mr..
Hurley last night, 'at the interest mani
Tested in the Orphanage in all sections
This makes two donations of $1,000 each
that have come during the present week
one from MIR. E. b. Borden. of Colds
boro,. and one from Gen. Julian ). Carr
of Durham.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
Farm Report For May.

-, The farm report of the Department of
Agriculture for May is just out. The
answers to the questions show
the average for all counties of the State:
the average fer all counties of the State
The figures are percentages taken with
100 as the basis fer last wear:
l. What is the general condition
and progress of farm work com
pared with the average. ....... 9S
2. How much land has been, or
viii be, planted in cotton COM
pared with last Near?. 50
9. How much in tobacco2 107
4. How much in corn?............, 100
5. How much in oats?............. 90
What is the condition of Cats?... 80
:. What is the condition Of wheat? CS
8 What is the number of horses
compared with last yeaT?....... 81
Q. What is the number of mules
compared with last year?....... 50
10. What Isl the number of cattle
compared With last year......... 50
II. What is the number Of hogs
compared With last year?..-.... 81
L. What is the condition CT the
trucking interest compared with
last NeaT?...... ................. 50
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
The Supreme Court.

Millhiser V. Mari, by A. NJ. Fry for
plaintiff; Bryson and Black for defendant
Fuller V. Jenkins, by a. NJ. Fry for ap-
pellant plaintiff.
e Green V. Green, by R. %. Gilmer and
w. E. Moore, by brief for plaintiff; c. c..
COWan, by brief for defendant.
Belding V. Archer. by Merrimon &
Merrimon for plaintiff; Davidson, Jones,
Matthews, billiard and Bell (and Cooper
on the brief for defendant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
PLANS FOR METHODIST ORPHAN
AGE

The plans for the Main Building of
the Methodist Orphange have arrived.
They can be seen at the Citizens Ma
tional Bank and will be shown by Mr..
Irwin T. Jones, of that bank.
Contractors who wish to make esti-
mates to build it are requested 10 call
and examine the plans and send in seal
ed bids within ten days
J. w. JENKINS.
Superintendent Orphanage.
Raleigh, n. c., May IL. st o d
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22
Kills Potato Bugs.

Mr.. X. II. Brooks. superintendent of
the Soldiers Home. has a receipt for DO
tato bugs and any other sort of bugs
that infcst vegetables. He used cotton
seed meal with Irish potatoes il the drill
and he used the cotton seed meal by
sprinkling it on his snaps. Cotton seed
meal thus applied will kill the bugs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22

Robt. Pitt and others in his neishbor-
hood will erect cotton seed oil mill at
Mr.. Pitts farm in No. 10 township. 1t
will be a ten ton mill. The machinery
has been ordered.-Tarboro SOutherner
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-22

Mr.. O. c. Wilkerscn, of Scotland
Neck, is visiting his uncle, pr. T. N.
jordan, on North Wilmington street
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Notire Of 6nmmors.


Of New-York--New-york Life Insurance Cornpeny.
Plaintiff Adelia NJ Taylor and wooster 8 lay
ior her husband Elizabeth r Pegg Arthur Hurst LOUIS
IiniaI Watson D Woodward. Defendants-Acrion NO y
named defendants and each Of them- you
sre hereby summoned complaint IN this
action a Of the pain
DAYS after service OF this
% tn Of service and ir case O,
yOur failure appear judgment viii be taken
you default for The relief demanded in the com
paint - 49,
EDWARD MCCALL. Attorney for Plailet-. O<Hce and
postofIce No. 3f6 Broadway. Borough
haitian. City OF New-1ork
To II Taylor and wooster B. Taylor. her hus-
hand defendants: The foregoing upon
-, ~ rublication pursuant order Hon Cartes
II Tr1ax Justice Of Court State
18th day Of June 1902.
ibe Complaint in Clerk County OF
the County Court house II the Borough OF
Ma City OF NsW-1oTk
Dated New-York. June 18th. ls-2
ErWART MCCALL. Attorney for Plaintir. ofacs ana
nostoface address. No 346 Broadway Borough Man
Of Nsv-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

made the requisite saving and brought Ii 70
Mr.. Barnum- He congratulated her upon GU
tanning the machine and upon one other rae, l
that she had learned TO save. He then gave her
the money, telling her to invest it safely.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

Il is 8 vivid bit Of character that we find in
NJ L Hubba-d's Atlantic sketch OF the
rnoonshiner 81 home. 4 queer blend OF evil and
good IS the rnountaineer. who IS kind 10 the
stranger -sgsdly loyal his friends, hospitaole.
srrogant Salt-su17cien1. Of whom his neishbors
ssy Hen 90 lest what he says he'u DO, no
matter = he has 70 kill his whole family
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

~ york-JuIfa P. Carr. Paiauc. against Arthur
(uiIbert Defendant-Trial desired the County q
yc-L Summons With Notice To the above named
Defendant: You hereby summoned 10 answer the
oorDisf1t in and a OF
Plaintiffs Attorney within days
sfter the exclusive OF the day
81 nd II failure
answer judgment viii be taken against you by default
FOR the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated 80. 1892
W Plaintiffs Attorney. Post OIlce Aoorees
and once. % Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York
summons is upon you publication, pursuant 70
an order Of Hon Henry Dugro Justice OF the supreme
Court OF the Of New York made and dated the
fled IN the Office OF TIE Clerk
Supreme Court in and for the County or New
York md os County OF New York at the County
House. the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York 1892 plaintiffs complaint IN said
action was filed in said Clerks Office aforesaid On July
1902 - -.
haitian, N 7. City. N 7
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

- Anre- c Thomas. e Surrogate or County New
all persons having claims
ecat Mary County OF New York.
diseased 70 present thereof the
subscriber az place transacting business at the
oce ot william H Kllnkel No e3 Nassau Street. Bor
cugh ot Manhattan City ot New York on or be-
OF December next
Dated New YORK the s-E 1av ot May 1902
PATRICK DOYLE. Administrator
WILLIAM p. KLINEER- Attorney for Administrator.
Street New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
NEw-YoRK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NTW-YORh SUPREME CUUhIs CUUNII
~ .. ~sw-York-New-York Life Insurance Corpaay.
plaintiff against Adela NJ Taylor and Wooster e Tay-
- 5S- husbaDd. Elizabeth 2 Arthur Hurst Louis
Intal watson D. Woodward. DefendantsActlon No l.
abyy named defendants and each Cf them:
are hereby summoned ans~er the complaint n tnis
e-rfou and a copy oS
fI- attorney days after the
smuons exclusive Of the day OF service; and
49, SajI,I-e To appear Judgment will taken
sanst YOU BY the relief demanded
plant
EDWARD z. Attorney for Plaintiff CfHce
rostof1ce No 34s Broadway. Borough % Man
haitian City OF NeE-York
sand sefsndaats: foregoing upon
a. order OS C--arLss
II Tr,ax Justice Court ot the State
NazYo-E dated The 18th day q
ths Complaint of1cs of Clerk of County
New-York. County HOUSE. II lns Borough
Manhattan City OF Nsg-Iork- -
DATED NevE-York June Zsths IsJ2
E6EART1 = MCCALL Attorney for Plarcf1. cics
u6eto4ace aE5ress No $40 roadway Borough of Mzz-
hsrtan City OF Nev-4cr2
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
5urrogates Nollres.

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New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

Can the duel b abolished il The European
countries n which Z has beer most firmly
esrablishede So p:rtless are the penalties u1e,ed
oyr 70 the man Who refuses - fight when il
suited that I 6oes 1o- seem possible % d
rninish the power Of tie custom fo- ra1ya ge2e7-
alton Prince Alfonso dc Bourbon discusses the
question n The North American Review he
desc-shes the International League which 1e
has formed. q league with two o15~cts-to
change public opinion in the matter q The due-o
z-5 to make laws and form tribunals q honor
approved " government Some tribunals of This
s1- have ben formed in France and have al
ready ss--.=6 some questions OF wounded honor:
and Jhe Prince believes that there the man
who refuses - fight = duel for good reason IS
10 longer disqualified - man Of honor II the
eyes 9 soc-eIy Is IL would have heen IN the
past
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Ahrer c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF
notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
Emile Bartes late OF the County OF New
YORK deceased present the with vouchers there
O. 10 tie subscribers. their places OF transactns
business vz- The Office Of H HYDE. 81 Chambers
Street or the Office u Alrnayer 80 Broadway IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
or day OF August
York. the 3orh day % January 1902
FREDERICK W. seller
LEOPOLD ROTHSCEILD.
Administrators with VIII Annexed.
GEO II HYDE Attorney for Frederick W. Seller. Ad-
r7fn!strator Chambers Street. New York City
NAN AI.TMAYER Attorney <5r Leopold Rothsch!ld Ad-
min Broadway New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

C-zE-z---- ---sss5=-'s Magazine is devoted 10
= --z--=-- = =-E--=e-.-E topics every month but
- -z-=z- -szz concentrates attention OF mining
an -=-z---Ey TIE cEe--zg contribution IS
r. - - c: John HAYS Hammond and Il
5zzzs ~ -,=-1c5S E11 E-r5---z l. -1e I-a--s-
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Abner c Thomas q Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice ali having claims
William Whupe County
YORK with vouchers there
subscriber psce Of t-ansactnE business
al the Office OF Robinson Bttle Ward leo Broadway.
Borough Manhattan. city OF New YORK on or before
the lst day December next.
Dated New York. the IN day OF May. 1902
HERBERT : WHIPPLE- Administrator
ROBINSON. BTDDLE WARD. Attorneys FOR Admins
traitor IsO Broadway. OF Manhattan. City CT
NsyT Trr
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
hAtHIS EHY.

At EgCrCED PEICEE-spo $780,. -.
WOOD az Io2 working rzschf.ss: f.Ily
EGszsEissr E&Es11sry tczxtr x-5 ~
c.a1Se1 1LJ- T. EDDY. ESQ MAslscc-st
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
{-oN PAPE. ERNsT.-IN PURSUANCE OF

Won PAPE. ERNST-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of
Of York. Notice is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims a-ainst Ernst Won Page late %
New York. deceased present the same
subscribers their place
transacrins office Of William Grevel No
Bro;fway. Room, D. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city on or 20h day OF January 1905.
Dated New York. July 2rd. 1902
WILLIAM GREVEI-
NATHANIEL. DOYLE.
ROBERT I. FRANCE.
Executors.
CHRISTIAN G NORTH Attorney for Executors. 231
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
MARY I'm PURSUANCE

N1UUREHUUSEr -dAfi IN 1--WE
AL o. an order Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. Surro-
ratA OF the County notice hereby given
70 all persons having claims Mary p MOorehouse
France. deceased present the same with
vouchers subscriber place OF
acting business. 81 Street The City OF
York Borough OF Manhattan. or Before the 18th
day Of August next
Dated NSw York 10Th day OF February. 1902
CHARLOTTE z. MOOREHOCSE. Administering.
& SNEDEhER Attorneys for Administrative.
8. Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

Dr.. : Weir Mitchell tells in "LippincoJts
Magazine" the story OF New-NoTk banker
who. BY e series u natural accidents finds
himself hurt. penniless and unknown in a Far
Western town. He is believed TO be dishonest
tramp. nobody VIII credit his asseveTations as
10 his identity. and he wanders for days in
misery and almost starving Could such a thing
be? There are several things which practical
man might Go 10 end the situation which the
hero of New Saua-ia" does not do; but il must
be Acknowledged that i he did them we should
lose al amusing and instructive tale. When, at
last restored 10 his own proper estate, he be
gins 70 reward the few people who have sue
co7ed him. he becomes 3 very pleasant Hs-
ure. allied 70 al the handsome princes OF the
worlds fairy stories.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
6nrroaaies' Norlres.

MARTHA F. YER vALEN.-IN PURSU-
Ah ance OF an order Of Hon Frank T Fitzgerald a
Surrogate Of the County New York Notice Is hereby
given 10 persons having claims against Martha F. Yer
SsJsn late Of County OF New York deceased. TO
rresen the same vouchers thereof the subscriber
business. at the office OF TTax
watson Roberts. No. l41 Broadway Borough Of Man.
haitian OF New York on or before the sth DAY OF
October, 1902 o
DATED New York the oath day OF April. 1902.
JACOB A. FELTER.
TRuax WATSON & ROBERTS. Executor
for Exc
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

DvERTISEMESTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received :: thei- Uptown once.
NO. L56s BROADWAY.
Between ssh sTth until o'clock p
Advertisements received the following branch
otHces regular o-5cs until O'Clock p H. vz:
254 Sth-ave. e 23d-st: 153 6th-ave. cor
Ie-n-st-: 92 East I4th-st-; 257 West 42d-st-- be-
tween 7th AID S;h aves-: 263 West 125thst-; 1-sSS
3d-ave.. between T5th and nth 1-o2o 3d-ave-
rear s1st-st; I.TOS 1st-aye.. s9thst 15s East
I25th-sr.; .56 Trenont-ave.; ESQ 3d-ave-. near
z1s.-st. 5o4 3d-ave.I 2IO BIeecker-st-; BIS
BIeccker-st. Brooklyn. " T.-216 COurt-st-,
2IS smfrh-sr-, 1.o04 Gares-aye. Newark " l.
.9i Hroad-sr. Also al A. D = Offices
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
brown. AM C-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

o-es- g 20 E-z-k : E-t-rs-slt Surrogate 9:
the Cc---y = N%E hereby ?
E,sat AA,zg cans AEz--s Al { 5roH7 lste . tae
Curry - NeW Es-s deceased
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AE-tA-- a. CT zz3 safe - &eE yo-s- before
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Dzte3 ;ee -s:h tsy - Ees--E-y, SO
ROBERT ! BROWN MARIANA 9 CCBS. Ex@ce:u-s
oFDTHE 1ILLCGN ESzS-0S. Attorneys :c-
ecuo-s. NJ - NESs21 STREET Borough y &zuAsttsa-
New Eo-k C-ty. y =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

If ever man was horn TO his occupation
surely that man was Alberto Santos-DumonI
AS small child in Brazil he flew little balloons
and tiny aeroplanes made of bits OF straw
''McClure's Magazine" has an interesting paper
from his pen. ana in this he describes his early
experiments:
At early age I was taught the prlnclp!es
Of mechanics by my father, engineer OF 'hs
Ecolo Centrale des Arts eJ Manufactures oL
Paris From childhood I had a passion @ IoL
making calculations and inventing; ana from
my tenth year I was accustomed TO hand-e the
powerful and heavy machines OF our factories.
and drive the compound locomotives on o-t
plantation railroads. 1 was constantly TAKEN 1k
With desire 10 tighten their parts. ana
dreamed OF airshirS and flying machines, Inc
fact that UP the end Of the nineteenth cen
fury those who occupied themselves with aerlaI
navigation passed for C-aZV rather pleased iIlAA4
offended NE II is incredible, and Yet true, lhat
in the kingdom OF the wise. TO which all OF Us
fiatter ourselves We belong, il Is always lhe
fools who finish by being in the right. haQ
read that Montgoltiere was thought q 1901 ullt-I
the day when he stopped his insulters' mouths
by launching the first spherical balloon into the
heavens.
There is some amusing fiction in the maga-
zine Mr. Whites story Of an abnormally silly
girl is readable-but why does he mention her
q petite little body with petite little airs?
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01


~ o. Observation-Disclosures LIE Insgrancs Company.
vfat1-i- against AdsIIa NJ TAYLOR and Fscosler
Io- hsr husband Elizabeth PeSg. arthur Elrs- LOUIS
Dets-5an-s--Ac-io1 Nc p
To ths above named defendants and each q them Y01
answer ths complaint = RS
e~-so1 ans 70 copy o. your answer tas ola7
It ATTORNEY within days after he service . tts
exclusive q the day q service. a1t II case q
7T1- failure 20 appear. Judgment VIII 1s taken
z-nsT you by the relief DEMANDED n 11s
pIai1t- ~. ~. -ooo
rDWARD z MCCALL Attorney co- Plai1-i6- c-ce sct
rostoT4cs address Broadway. Borough q Ezz-
haitian. City q Ssv-Ycrk
To Adelia II Taylor and wooster B Taylor. hs ms
hand Ietenza--s- foregoing ts served
o.nIcztou. 20 order q Hon 1z-=s
SCprsE1A Court q the S-z-s q
SeT-YcT dated 25,h day q Juae lee and fed Va
re corplaiar o1cs OF he Csrk q the Co11 &
SSYo- az the County Court Ho1Ss. n tas BoroCsa q
Manhattan City Of NeT-1ors
Oztet Ssw-Tork. June 25-h. 1852
-DWaRT = MCCALL. Attorney fo- P-at1-t-. ce-ce al
r6stof5ce address. Broadway. Borough q MI
haitian City OF Nsw-So-z-
a DvERTISEsENTs snd subscriptions for Ths T--ssss
\ received al their Uptown OE-ce.
NO. 1S5= BROADWAY.
Berw and 57Ih u1-l . o'clock ,. II
Advertisements received the following b-sh
sS4 Sth-ave, = BIS 15S 6Jh-aye-. ec-
f1Th-st: s2 East I4th-st.i 257 West 42d-sr-. y
tween 7th and 283 W. 125th-st.l 1.3oS
3d-ave.. between T5rh ard 77ta 1.U&8 3d-av--
rear 1..0S 1-r-ave. S9res-.. 1S7 Eat
I25fh-sr.s S56 Tremanr-9ye-s ESQ 3d-ays-s zsr
4Tst-s-: 554 3d-ave-G 21O RleecEer-st-s 35
BIeecker-st- Brooklyn " T--216 Courr-.a.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
NEW JERSEY COAST RESORTS.

oNTAyx STEAMBOAT COMPANY
FOR BLOCK 4gATR s6G4TISED 9E4EST eaEBSF0R aEB
SAC HARgoa S}.s u 4 near Wall 81,
dsys except Saturdays. $50 p " SatuFGsys
p On Mondays extra TIP. A NJ IoT Sas I4Ivsi 7<1-
except Soutnod- 4UsS- A-119
80 .-eaner not stop at Southold
81 the steamers OF tae
- - 1ire VII connect Montauk with L ! = X I-zin
Nor1,z New York saith I'D. PER 10 near al -
ao fEstbush ave- Brooklyn. 1:ls P " arriving a
flock Island at 100 P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

The senses q the Pygmiss are unusually
acute. Al quite 3 distance they can distinguish
the chameleon from the foliage IL which u IS
hidden. 1o-Hithstan6ing the fact that the color
Of Tie little ari-Tlal co;nciGes with that OF lis
hE5ilE place Much % their quarry - discovered
through The powers of the nose, and i IS no ex-
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smell : 5 keen sS that o. their dogs They are
such shoIs with The bow that have ssen one
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while = was running through the village
As might b expected. tie chief Characters
CiC o the ryEC-E'S mind 5 cunning Ages o.
warfare with :e-ocioUS beasts and long per3o0s
q struggling against tribes of men physically
slloe-ior 70 xhe-n have made the little people 50
famous for r-ezcheTy. sly dex1er1tv and extra
ordinary agility thar the words ~Mudtnuki n1u
--,,.-va-' sharp IS pygr1yl have become the
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