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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
YtNkEE INDEPENDE>CE.
A Lendeaer In New York Thinks Tie Has
Made n DISCO, err.

4 havv been in your country = wear, :
.aid a Iondoper. -and a good part Of tina,
time has been spent IN the Fast. You ar"
an interesting people 10 me- aside from
your manner Of business.
What interests and amuses me IL some
Of the little things l notice, Has /, ever
occurred 10 YOU that you people are quite
obstinate when. 20 quote u Of u dead
writer's, the hair In rubbed the wrong way'
You often speak OF US as bullheadcd
You people are stubborn In little things.
i stopped In front OF the entrance ~
n Of your big buildings the other dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER NARY POWELL.

ISL NJ. ". .7d -. sN l. NJ Saturdays y
NJ. icsih ~ on SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
ONLY {. % y Tof az vhlAnd Fall>. Mss, i'oint.
CnrnVal. NrVbursh. Nra liam bgtsA. Wilton.
luughsrrpse. Hondou' and Nlngston orchestra
ON tstAul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

REAOIN SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liber, street and south Perry nime from
AsTo BrIHi rHEW. ALLENTOWN AM
MN,Iu tutNk s."l us Pastor only.
wn~kisLHiRRE vi s'HN>rON-ao. BIO
L4ht"ooD' roms HNra BAnNE;
onlyI. az T. " Sundays, Ois \
AIIANIit III - 90 NJ. - ~ y NJ.
NI>LI AND BRIDa 'tD 4 N,
Lo>G HRA>CU. ksHrHv PARK. OCEAN
GHONI. FONT 4 ,S\NI AND sEA.
SHORE FONTS I'". 30 r0 ~ IS
as. 80 = VI NIE.sys. except Oc-su
Grove. Hm 4. VI. go l. ~
Puii. 4 DtI PHIA Uk.AuiNG TrRMlNAh-
y-s.5. - 90. so. 'gts. 'luuh 'liHA II, 'l20o.
'iU. a. ~. 'eOr. 'guu. 'NUp, - s, 500. - ~.
$500 n NJ ~ 10 Mat
iIiH AND CHLSrNIr STREETS ,i2s. $50.
."p - - \ ", 100. - ". 'i."r '7p. 1925
Rt>m>t;. ,RnIsRI nc. %rorTsyuIC AND
WILLIAMSBURG giGl - .. nG, H'ai0
uoU 4 NJ Reading only, ltiW, $50 = NJ.
Reading, rot'sViir and Harrisburg only. 400
M HOOK ROUTE From 'oo, ~ Rector
street. plct y. NlHutic Highlands, Seshrirh',
Monmouth ii-arh and Lone Hrnch. Nshsrr
Para sud Point Pleasant, lodD \ NJ. lO1. : Is.
W SUud1ts tnpA ", ps0P NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
New York and Boston All Rail.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

iraVr New y 1rk Guy Sluth lrffr |.'f"
chicago. IlttsbuTg - 10 20. -
Chicaro. Columbus ..'ie . Urn. 70
lTtishuT-. tleNr - - pw
'lfttsburg Limited" So pw.
Cincinnati. ~ lpH's - 90 mo- 50
Cincinnati. II lnui, 80 80 o."
Cincinnati. - Lou, - . "r
N.Vf.NL HfH.r L IH4 s..H|.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
q .DI>.. ,,RnIsnr re. rorTsyuIr AND
ROYAL BLUE LINE,


FOR n>IIIhokI M WA>HINt.ION-
-, 'in8. .ll.S \. n. 100. :'At, $40. 100
4 u -. % Mdi
giIom ilh~ity ~ only 'DNny 'Duilv. 20.
c,p, sunday iSInday only !Tsrot cars only
GNh rsmaqus
OrIc's Ilprtty ~ Tcrtv. South Fstry. . ASior
Hou>c. l3g. al. 4SG. lga. 1854 broadway. - Sth
Ave, IS 7 nion square West, i5 East l2stA - "a
West iesiL 81. as columbus Ave. New York,
4 Count 81. ali. ssp Fulton - brooklyn 80 broad
way. Williamsburg New YORK Transfer 60 calls
Tor aud check, baggage to destination
" g. BF~IER { N BtRT.
Gent Manage. Gent Pass AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
~ run ricr,nrsovr ~, DsoN

Grand liaiN INruFsinu IcNc'ut "urLlyI
ny PALACE ,IKnN my lISi STEAMERS
Prom UruoktYu. IWfou - IN Arurt ".
Prom New York. n,,broSses ~. rcr. so \. N
From NrS York. West ed ~. I1ef. pVn \. N
Prom New York. Wet i7gh ~. PIER. sIa \ N.
Returning. du- IN New YORK SD y n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
Hudson River BY Day Light.

PAlatial bay STEAMERS New Nork ara Albany
Fastest and nnrNt river hnatS In tho world
DAILY rNCsu' sunday
For the CAtssuls. Albany. ~a'a'pra and all points
fasf. North Aud West.
Leave BrooAl. n, tuItun - lbN Annex, 80 \. ".
Io~ sus<s~s ~ llrr. "a
West I'd NJ sp
West tGEh - as
Landing At NpukyrS. Mc~t Point. NrNbufgh.
pourhkry,Sic. Kingston Point. tat>klll. Hudson
snd AhauA through uCA'is tu a' points on
sale Al leading ticket offices. Including tho,e OF
tht NrW Nofb Transfer CO.. who check baggage
from residence tu avstlnAti1n,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
Homburg.fmerico
Delightful Summer Cruises
yie,ori. lui,e ana A. Victoria.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S S. co.

plNllOi rH. CurINyO, re-. HItrNrN
Kaiser Iare u. ~ k1i,"r lui, - 10 "
EaissrU IIgFr - 20 ~ r.|." r %. IHt y .' n "
Erpntn-rr Iuly l. noon ktH...suF.IIlN - uoon
OfIRIttIS 4 &c % NEnAbNNN. b ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

SlRIKINGI
S0WE or
INC ~
Men VINO ~
Want to
Nave r
Othcr
Town CD
miners pas d
10 a -ubject
In the esst
IN the tovn4
excited fcopl&
81 ~foreigns.rs
Italian. Ipoli&
stations ar.
are cornr,sra(
IL slack
iiss "ouih
'eh, Ihls"s
a-.
realms ''-oAlq
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
RAILROAD.

Leave N,N Aotk, Tot .tAtC4ay agG Christopher StA
'NNn Iuf HLgaantou aud syracuse.
siOt1 a N Tor Buffalo. Chioa 60 and ~. LouA
- W -fot buffalo and Chicago.
700 p.A.-Iot scranton Gnd Plymouth Buffet
- 10 4 N-lof lurAlo and Chicago.
.SB pN -iot tt-a. Oswrco. Ithaca and Bu rslo.
s?@ A fof nunAin sud Chicago THROUGH
slcrprtN. oEsn az y 4 n
Tickets at tS broadway, cor Howard 81, iiss
Rfusdwav. CT 18th Al, ia nfnadway. v. n: ~
Fu,on 81. bTooklyn 'Daily. 'Eiocpt oxAaAy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

81, I, " ,nd sn = ". daily. .,cen' sunday.
TO IIt'Nn'l ID and North adams SunGnvs - pA NJ.
Pullman ,ars ON all through trans.
Train, Wur .uNtrd Vtn lII',rt .rh'.
Ticket on rrS AZ liJ. .Gi. rs AMI l.iG broadway,
IS Z MON 50 V rs Culuu bus ave. IN ". iS'h
-. Grand GENITAL station. igNa ". station aud
ip'h n station. New Work. Ns And 30 Fulton
-. and TO- HmadWaN. :. 10. Hrook'yn.
Telephone an ssh >'r--t 'pr New YORK Central
Cab SrrVfrr. uarg-gr checked from hotel OF
rr.ttersg bN "A gstTptt FNurrNs Gnmnauv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

gis3eo, at ban trobs al enonu beObengenbe SDnb pg
Sfre6eli93eb bog er paa 9eien til 5ulofommen6ebens
0tddl. S &rifus er 5relfen, uoen BAN life.
Mdn tiger, 6Oao man bl, man 6epe @feiernes fore
8dnia, br moOerne aultur, til Sfperne, aqigebel bible
Mlorgen ben Dag ben ctpiliferebe @erOen fulbe idnmen
neo ct f~rb9teligt Drag, og 6ele 5Oltelipet piloe 6libe en-
ftreffelig grt, ON man brep bet ub, lom er tommen inb
peo SeiuS &riitus. Sg poa ben anOen SIDE oilbe bort
5olf, JON 6lpber al tufnbe Saar, bet Iocidle Sper9smaal
og etRbert anOet ~brGn6enoe SpprgsmaaG Inart bliDe lift,
ON bette bort Soft CAB 9ium for &riiti Q(anb, tbi bet oilbe
p9re iad meget iom at o~perbrage &9rlig9eben Stprelfen.
bore Stats og 2anbsfirfer er 10 ingen lunoe 5orenins
ger al Blot &riItentroenbe MenneIter De bill beqer life
bore bet. Waen 6oor ct Samfunb pgiaa Blot nermer fig
bette Sbeal, fo1 |. @ts. 9rpOrementg9eOen, Der ibnes bet
Iociale Spergsmdal uIerebe Init. Sg tufinb 2enfer pilbe
fdloe at bort 5olts 9prns 6enber / famine giebtf, iom
bette Soft 6leO ct friIteligt Soft.
(SfuttesA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

Sra 21.-27. &pril giOroe ig en- Misiionsrejfe. DEM
he Sang gift Suren mob @siten. 0feiien giafOt egentlis
SIT 6orn, men ieg tom ct Bar Steber foruben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

9por er 5rsft9 paa Sorben er ben life;
Ssft mob Sinllen op ba bine glitfe:
Sub er falis; beri srsiten Dor;
Dpbt BAN b%eifanbis' 9elbst f~rsmmer,
Saltsbeos Balm, fom ei fig tsmmer,
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
The Brattleboro Recount.

The recount of the Brattleboro sena-
torial vote by the Senate committee on
elections shows net error of % on the
part of the board of civil authority,
who gave Davenport Is votes less and
Spencer ! more than belonged to him.
As it would take an error of at least 30
in Brattleboro, in addition to what Is
known or even charged in the rest of
the county. Mr.. Davenport has ad-
vised the committee that he will not
ask it to go further with the mere re-
counting: but he does ask them to tab
ulate the rejected votes in the county
and those improperly rejected by mis-
constituting the law, to Illustrate the
need of legislation, for which he has
at their request, drafted bills for the
committee making the law plain and
providing for local recounts. In some
towns 10 per cent. of the voters are be-
ing diSfranchiSed by the misconStruc-
ton of the law. and in the whole coun-
". outside of Brattleboro. according to
the advices of the Democratic county
committee, between 200 and 300 were
so DISTINGUISHED and doubtless the
same thing prevails throughout the
state.
In the closer elections that We may
hope 10 Toe coming for Vermont, it Is
going to be perfectly easy to count in
or count out anybody, if things are
left in their present shape. 1t was to
afford an object lesson of this fact and
this need, rather than with any hope
of reversing the result. that the con
test was undertaken.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

Samuel Hudson, who lives in North
Hinsdale, y. H.. ran against a couple
of grafters one day this week. The
men pretended to be agents for smoke
less lamp burners and offered to put
four burners on Mr.. Hudson's lamps
for - cents. When the grafters fin
ished their work they told Hudson that
they said - cents apiece and demanded
g, saying that they had sold burners
at that rate at every house along the
road. Mr.. Hudson paid the money and
then started out to see if his neighbors
had made similar purchases He found
that the so-called agents had not
stopped at any other place and i'm
medately telephoned to Sheriff Kinds
of Hinsdale. The men We're found Just
this side of the village and seemed
willing enough to settle for 81. allow
ing Mr.. Hudson to retain the burners.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

Over GO people will appear in Flo
rodora which comes TO the Auditorium
Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow being All Saints Da.
services will be held in the Episcopa
church at 10 80 in the morning.
Daniel Dutton has moved from Es
Textbook block to his Williamsvillt
farm and will close his marble shop fol
the winter.
Ernest j. Waterman was one OF
those who passed successful eXami-
nation at the Bar association at Mont
pelier this week.
Harry Rowe went to Bethel yester,
day to attend the funeral of his broth
err, Lowell b. Rowe. who died at the
Brattleboro Retreat Wednesday.
The w. T. G.. U. served a supper
at Mrs. Chamberlain's last evening, a
good number being present. The next
meeting will be a business meeting.
Charles F. Thompson was chosen
president of the Vermont Electric as
sociation yesterday to fill out the I'M
expired term of Harry Bottomly of Bel
lows Falls.
Charles Grout of Bellows Falls has
rented the rooms in Hooker block for
merly occupied by DR.. A. |. Miller
and will open a brokers' Office there
next week.
A. F. Roberts, S. NJ. Yeaw, ". f.
Goddard and W. +. Banks We're in
Westteld. Mass, yesterday to take
charge of the funeral of Hosea Jones.
member of Wantastiquet lodge, |. O.
O. +.
"A supper will be served in the Y.
NJ, c. \. rooms Monday evening at
6 30 to the officers and members of the
various committees of the association,
after which there will be "A business
meeting of the association and board
of directors.
Mr. Wood, one of the firm of Wood
a Coleman. proprictors of the Love
land house in Mortified, Mass, was
arrested Monday night 10y Special De
putty Wade on "A civil suit for $4,000
damages for running over a man near
South Vernon. 1t is claimed that Wood
was driving 'carelessly and that the
victim died from the effects of the in
jury sustained.
Hugh Whitman, formerly captain
of the High school foot ball team. is
plaving end on the freshman team at
TUFTS college this season. His work
has been fayorably commented upon by
several of the Boston papers in recent
games. Melvin Thurber. who played
on the local High school team the
same year. is one Of the tackles on the
Colgate varsity team.
e. q Rohhin. ba. awardad the
far 81. a,,,rt,na,t hons. -n 7
II Hanrv Of C,heIterfald \ II and
Irnrl, nn avcavatinr viii Laoin nnvr
week. The house will occupy the lot
at the corner of High and Oak streets
and will be divided into six APARTMENTS
with all the modern cuuyeniences.
Mr.. Robbins expects the house will be
ready for OCCUPANCY about June /.
V;lIia,,, S,,r;,,,, ono ,,f -b. Larb..r.
in tl'a Brnol,. lin sbn,, ana Nil
Minnie n, Tborn,on 5anabtar If lIr and
NJ, Cba.tar Tbnr,,,oT ~ IJn5sor \
Y ,.oro .,,arrio5 Nnnlo,. naa,, ~ ,ha
I,r,,,a 80 ,ba hriJa,. ,'orn,,,l f,or
-La.t w., H., tri,, rih;nb III iraln5a
Ea,,. Wi, a,Il iIi,r,f1rd tba,. Vii 80
,,,rr T., prot.iahnrn ,,,,Iyin,, -b.ir homo
,,;+b NJ Snrin,,.s a,,,+ NJ. BraI
',,, - porl- Kin
F' IN ~ '''li' l,,
me ann liet linS ~ thS N"l"ih
olah pook Cup was hela uesIaS even
ny AZ the nome % 'lr9, MaNeLetle
+ lSher ana the lolio"ing oIhcefs Gno7
II IftSluenI' hlS, vi eLe'tT + ISu
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

offers for GO DAYS, a new and beautiful
large portrait in the Platinum effect
with each dozen of his cabinets. HIST
The nevt maarino If protectiv,
pranrn will ha bnld Wadnasdav evan
inr n,bon larl,o alas rf onndid ota,
will ha irstrnntod IN tbo frst and sec
ond dagraaS
~, s,,
ne nearing IN the cases OF MARY
". llooker' aomihlS'ratrlN OF Gne Is
S"te " George W. HOOKER vs. We pSVel
~ ~ Mllcheil; the surviving paTi!her %
VIII 'i ha I Ii iGpNeI' n upaIfl Yt ea
haforn cbiaf Ina-rn pdn,all
~. ~
MISS larriett H. Dickerlha1' ior'
merry OF Dlattleporo' ana fu l, hah
som or boston VIII be married at the
NeHuone hoIei ID :, Boston the evehl!s
Oh November 10 both are employed III
ehe once OF the secretary OF state ln ne
former having been there Tor over %
years
j. Pearl Spears, son of Mrs. j. a.
Spears, and Miss Mary W. Love were
married in Auburn. Mass. last week.
Rev. c. NJ. Pierce of the Congrega-
tional church performing the ceremony
The groom is former Brattleboro boy
and is we'll known herea bouts. For
lhe past Two years he mas been mem
per OF the orchestra IN Lothrop opera
house in Worcester Mass.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Baptist church held Halloween
party in the parlors Wednesday even
ing. The rooms were decorated with
japanese lanterns and Jack o lanterns
and one corner was fitted up to repre-
sent a witch 5 cave in which Mrs. Lucy
Lawrence told fortunes. The usual
Hallowe' en- games were played and re
freshments of doughnuts and pumpkin
pie were served.
Tho s+ora of L 4 Starlxav was
onenad SATURDAY and the receiver, IL
q. Barber, is closing out the goods
with the helm of John l.. Knowlton
There is likely to be contest among
the creditors of MIR. Starkcv's estate
The mortgage which was foreclosed
was given in October, 1901, but was not
recorded until few DAYS previous to
the foreclosure procepdings and some
of the creditors think their claims
should have preference.
Wbo, n,psina1 oonadv INNS for
+,,., ,aar, ~ tatL I andon md New
yor,, !, nos, f. Guess that II has
,,,,na +hon ,,s,ai ,,,ar;7 ora Tho NAV.
',lot s 20 H. A'ii+nrini, ,ho ba,ases7
- Wy tI oatr "l,l ~ ,,ari-
a. 'i' trdat !, 5t1re for
u. .t ,."' ~ i" '7,,. i,',, IT. ,o,,
, ,a'r'r ~ ha saa,, harn has bean oroan-
i,.'i ~ 80. ,,ar, ,,,d .,'ar,,t6 ;r,,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-26
AN IDEAL MEDICINE.
A New Discovery Which Cures all Forms
of Catarrh.

New Discovery Which Cures all Forms
of Catarrh
The tablet is the ideal form In which to
administer medicine but until recently DC
successful catarrh tablet had ever been
attempted There is now, however ar
excellent and palatable remedy for ca
tarrh in tablet form, known as Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets and sold by druggists
composed of the most recent discoveries
in medicine for cure of catarrh and re-
suits from their use have been highly
gratifying
The old time treatment of catarrh was
in the form of inhalers, washes, douches
sprays, etc. Later on internal remedies
were used with greater success, but being
in liquid or powder form were inconven-
lent to use and like all medicines in
liquid or powder form, lose their medical
properties when opened or exposed to the
air.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, contain highly
concentrated antiseptics, Hydrastin
Plood root, and Red Gum which kill the
catarrh germs in the blood ana mucous
membrane, and in this respect are strict
ly scientific and modern, because ali au-
th0rities are now agreed that catarrh is
a constitutional blood disease, and local
applications can have only a transtory
effect
The use of inhalers, dOuches and sprays
is a nuisance and Inconvenience and can
in no wise compare favOrably with the
same antiscptics given in tablet form in
ternally. whore they can reach the stom-
ach and blood and kill catarrh germs
right where they are produced.
A prominent lawyer and public speak
er of Pittsburg, says: l have been
troubled with catarrh of the head and
throat for twelve years. In this climate
it seems impossible to get rid of it. The
continual dropping of mucus from the
nose into the throat caused irritation and
hOarseness. seriously interfering wit h
my public speaking. 1t took me an hour
or more of coughing, gaggng, eXpcctorat-
ing and sneezing every morning before
| could settle down to work and this con-
dition gradually brought on catarrh of
stomach causing loss of appetite, poor
digestion and a foul breath, which annoy
ed me exceedingly. My physician advised
me to use Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and
I took them for two months and was as
tonished to find how quickly they cleared
my head, throat and stomach and | have
no hesitation in recommending them.
They are not only pleasant to take, but
they seem to get at the very root Of the
trouble, because since using them l have
had no trace of catarrh.
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's at 80 cents for full sized package.
They can be carried in the pocket and
used any time and as often as desired
since they contain no cocaine, mercury or
any other injurious drug.
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Ran Away With His Own Wife.

Now York. Oct 25-A dispatch from
Now Haven, Conn, to the New York
World. SAYS
room sat young man and woman
whose face was concealed by black vel.
Cbo carried a big bunch of white chrys-
anthemums. The man reached over ana
touched her gIovcd left hand, she drew it
away and litter her veil The man leapcd
from his chair as though somebody had
touched him with an electric wire.
). SO good of you to take me out, dear,
said the woman. sweetly.
..The man picked up his hat and coat,
and ran all the way to the railroad sta
fion and bought a ticket for New Or
leans AS he boarded the train he was
hoard to calculate one word-'Strung,
Never had a man more right to say it,
for he had cIoped from Meriden with his
own wife. thinking herea widow to whom
no had been paying attentions.
According to the story it came to the
ears of Mrs Harriet Falkner. of Yales-
willie. few weeks ago that her husband
was spending time and money on a fasci-
mating widow in Meriden. Mrs. Falkner
nlaved detective. She shadowed her hus-
hand and the widow while they sat on a
bench in a park and arranged for an
elo9ement.
81 will wear black veil and carry a
bunch of white chrysanthemums. said
the widow.
oh! you will?' muttered the wife from
a secure hiding place in the shrubbery.
Well. so will L.
And so it came to pass that as the
widow waited at the specified railroad
station in Meriden, wearing a black veil
and carrying a bunch of white chrysanthe-
NUNS, she was approached by another
woman wearing black veil.
"A gentleman from Yalesville is wait
ing for you at the Tracy Depot said the
woman in the black veil to the widow
Away went the widow to the Tracy
Depot. The wife in the black veil bought
a bunch of white chrysanthemums and
took the place of the widow. Along came
the husband. He beckoned the woman
with the black veil and the chrysanthc-
NUNS to board a train to this city.
THE ears were crowded and thev did
not sit together. On arriving here they
walked up Asylum street together to the
Allen House without speaking
My husband was very tender" relates
Mrs. Falkner squeezing my arm as we
walked along When we were seated in
the Allen House. after he had suggested
supper. he said: Just a glance at your
sweet face. my darling.
He got it, and I haven't heard from
him since. He hasn't even sent home for
his clothes.
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