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INITIATION b'KE ANNU.VL. ifUES,

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0 . i>. Wheeler, W. H. l larhyte, O. 0 , Stephenson 0«o. D. Jamaa, A 0 . Smith, A J.oKoy, A.C.Iino, He*. u. OrlUloy*, vvmi.ua l iate», -

.Kfffdu.ilhn liro»., *•• Oilno.

.Nathan Smith, ' K i t . j . i i . g * m ,

**. Shannon, K. Vincent, Oeo Klfby, KUaot E. HusioU, Gnvlea wuiah, Wtt>. Jjiylhrnan, Albert « . 11*11.

»1 1)0 .'»0

M K M B K K S . O. W. Iritfrshaai Arnauilk Coiilclln, II. Mygalt,

, Oeo. to. Kinney, K. to. Underbill , K J. l inrileti , . N. It. Huokley

W. Il . 'gurtlett, H .T . Kinney, •J. W. Ijiilnam. At<iii(I A M<ird< irtlock,

$ . Curpoiiter, Hey, KCaulkins A Sous, N. Ilul aril, ti. K. I,owl«, Kvoret Northrop. 0 . H. r>avl*. Jr. Winciii »ter & 'Hon w. U. Culver, it. V I . Reed, •

J. It. Alor«e, Wm-J .Tanner, H. K.Bartow <te Hon.MoriMi (.Mriientor J. I>. I tanium. K. K. jjoan.

I(. Kuniiall A Hon K. liai^uiciid. Orlffen Bro-i, K. J. I'luuton, J N.Conkl ln , J.II.MO Ith and *on C. A. I'araoiia. Wlllnor A Kutou, II A MldUleoronka.WllHaa Wlll.aja*" l>r It. h, Knight K.H.J. I*. Maud,

Wru. t;. Nelson. At. 11. Benton, Mra. Helen tillna, Ornm & t'rat;. f. It. Wlllaoii. H(* J. Sv Guernsey, Frank Mover,

8. J. UAKTI.KTT, I'reiadent. C H A M P S \VAL8l l , i l eoretary , 0 . II. DAVIS, Jr. , THA iuro'r.

Protect Your Property! ^ H A . K O I S J |

Soaiaty FOP tliB Deteuiiou oi Thieves Initiation Fee,' - - $2.00 An mm! Fee,

I 'AYAULK J t / N K 1st AIKMKKRH ? 0 H YKAU UKOl NNl.S'O

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A n i o n , K. Katun, A A. Ilonton, (.'. K. r.artratn. W. It. Bartrttia, I. N. Hlerce, l>. K. Blerce, t;«o. Jirorvn, J . W. Huoklcy.O. K. r-iiiii-r, ilalin li(owi), l.utiior Card, A M . tiarier., K. Clark. W. S. Cheviliot, 1*. K.

Hull . O a i i l o . i l . i M l l n . l \ II. l l o a a . I. T l l o t c h k l a a , K. A. l lo tuhkla* . t>. J a c i t i o n , Char lu t Juokotl . .Mr.i .C.Af, J a c k « o n . J o l i n J e w e l l , 8 . b , J n o k o t t , K. K w i g l i l , W . W. K e U « y , 0 . A . . K l r b y , 8 . K l r o y , U . I'.. I.OilOh, J o h n

I'ack for i . I'ork l't>f|ii Kohn Koh K.IIII

K e e i !C60(

.50

Chapman', Mra.C. I.ouoks, Cnua . '.•aulktna, M. K. ' l . o w . U . A. Jxitciiar, Aaa Jioloviin.Min K. Dunham, J. L )>erhln#. K A • O a k i n , C h t r l e a l ' . . J»akln , C h , n D a y , W. t*. Doyla, Si,

TDununr, K. s . I'oiy, i;o»r|{o

. K n ^ i t o n . II. N. KaotA .Middlehr'k, Foley, John Gillette, K. K.-tiordon, C. C. Goodwin, Itobt. Gay, Geor^r I J l a r t w e l l , K. N. Jl.i/.^iird. K..

I.eavona, G.Ht.> J. l . o u c k i . •'. (•"• l.oucki.CliHrt. |». I . lner. J o h n l . o v e l l , J o h n l . o v e l l . J . <>. I . l t te l l , A t l i i K loyd , W. H. Mar.ih, W t u . K.

ULYl.'dl. Wm.W.

lo, t:. J . na. Hlaa Kncy. Aug;

«rta.J . alria, It. W

al l , Kohcrt K. It. K . J .

Koodf, J . At. o y , Jl . 0 .

8 t . J Jin. l . 'hnH. 1'. S in l l i , J o h n i t . 8 c h v » a b l l roa . Bn i iOi , Allaa K. B i n l B t . G . H A a o n , Hruldi r .G. I,. H o a A , M r a . I t . 8 t . JV.hn, l>. Bklhift . A. Hha/on V.tronCo. 'ftirJiiy, Mrs. 'i'onilirouok, V 1>. Tovwltaoud M son, Taylor, Alra.ll. J.

ntyno , j Ad; •inrg.Alrn.A.t! Woiliiward, A. it .Marvin, C. IK Marckr.es, O.M. Slorohouao, H. Alorehousi.', Henry M«rwln, W. I.. MiiiMou, nr. !»• r> Northrop, V. I'ock. C. W. i'riml.'e, iCuih

Waftou, G. A|. Wbhiiey.M.K. Wil lani.i. H K Whjfoler. Win G Wilbur, Jamoa Whtolnr. B, a. Wil toy, Orlando

aon, N. C.

Sivffi^^rUlliiniw rturLt

Wil

Homl for copy of CuiiHtiMition tu AppliouUoii.s fiuMiiortiburtUup nuulu |(>

oc'v, Wiifaon, COMM

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HORSE and CATTLE THIEVKS B E W A R E I

We,, the uudassigned, members of the Dover Plains Assoc i'ation for the Detection of Horse a: d :0afctle Thieves, are prepared t : pursue and punish you to the fupjl extent of the law. Anson, George Cutler, K. N. • Ketbharn, J. U. Allorton, l^jiila Al.l.uller, Win. II. Kul »)oo, John Holding, Oban. II. Got'oreat.Mra. J.( i H a ifiett, Jaa. K. Heldtntf.Obaa. W. Kdraonda.Myron i to l i ior , Adolpb UeldlnK, W,i inr KdwondaA flo«nc"r 801 (jk, Jacob Benaon; Edwin J. Knalgn, John-Jtoudon.Uarfus 8 . Feonoy, *". K. Benaon, GeorgoV. t'redrloka .fc Fox. Benton , Kara ic Brush, K. A Boyce. Ohaa. E. Ohaffae.Jame* 8 . Cor win. M. Y. Covlev Jtarney

Fry , A. and J . . Hal l , .Milton i). Hamrnond.Tboa. Hanna A I'reaton, Boa*, Mra. K. At. Huicut, Georno

8b< i j m a n , i>. H . Ta At, i l l lbert Ta )pr, (leorfiu Tabpr, Wrn. F. Vinooiit, Kdwin Vlaijont. Airs Obtd Wil l , J a m e a E . Waller , William WlMto.Mary H.

L'Jyl

JNO. A . H A N N A frreildont. WM. ItECOKB, UCa-Vre-at.'

G. M.WBKKMAlij ,Boo'y A Trea.

T K A V K L E R ' B GUIDE, H t f r l o i u IC. I t . T i m e T » b l o .

OOINO VOllTK.

Now ^ork, -i'a'.vliiii:, . . . Oovor Wurfjjftic, . . . Amen ia, Hhaioii, (JolcmaiiH,.. Millorton, ..

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.... »m .... !>:3Y JJuHton Curubru tl:&8 (/liatliam . . .

Ohathj. , i . . , Mil lorton. . . ColowaiiH.. . Sharon AiTionia, Waaaaio Oovor TawlinK N»w York..

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U.QO 11:IM 11 -:M 11:3vJ 11:37 11 :.l!i 11:47 n-.m mm OOINO SOUTH.

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r. a. 1:53 r. :55 4:01 8:08 o:l-'.i (1:11 8:«J | : 4 8 B:20.

York at 9.15a. in., r a i l i n g 11.44 1». in., Oovijr 1'laiiiH 12.10, Warirtaic 1U.18, Anibnia Hr.23, Shai oti 12.20, Colc-maiia 12.31,Miilbrton 12.40,arriving njCliatlnuil at 1.45. Leaven Chatham, gbina nnht i, at 3.10 p. m., Millorton I.U, Colomana 4:22 Hhaj'cai 4.24, Anuv

, ma 4.30. Waaaaio 4.88, Ouvbr TJairiii l(45, TaWliiiK 0 18, arri.vinif '»t Now York a t 7.20.

Milk train,tfoim: imrth, loavon Pn vulint' a t 9.50, Jiovor PlaiiiH 11.35, WttHaaio 10.50. 'Alnonia .{1.05, Sharon 11.15, Colotiiana 12.20, MilliJrtori 11.5^. (loiii^; aoiith, loavoil Millorton at OM, Colonianu

:. Hhnron 5.10, Amonift 8.15, WaiiMo

Ii40 1?53

C58 I).'. 15

s A Sunday paHHontfer train Icavoij NO

an ; > • :

S

IcoHuUa Caroline

Ladle, win roinovc tan if they use iny wontlorful Pace Hoau-tlllor In tlirec tluy.s. Freckles removed In three weekn. New Wrlhkle.t removed on ilr«t ap­plication. Wrinkles of lon^ standing also positively remov­ed oy uslnj,' tbls lo Ion. $2 per botme. .Samples sent free of mall charges for soc. circulars free* This lotion does not show.

guaranteed Or rnonoy refunded. Mine. Face spcola 1st, 217 Sixth A v., New York

J • WEDDING PRESENTS Thore-la nothing

but on Bitch an occasion than ai allver. . We have just roc BUTTEli KNIVh SJ'OONk Ao, A-

would l>o pleased to them.

W 4 Call and see ua i

talk watch.

J . J . OAFBO^T, : Amonia. N .T .

noi'e appropriate for a pros-articlo in Holid

eived some now designs in 8, HUQA U HUELW, TEA-I are in plush cases. /Wo have you call and examine.

T C H E S . yon want to buy, trade or

LINIMENT

particularly of ilowera

em-n i u l

email aurfftoea their doo|>r(tt iioribabl.y boautif al.

Thia aen«o of beauty 18 phaaized in their culture gardona. The several tiraea ip the yeoir poae than to visit placila for oertaia kinds of bloi s{mu', and noj visi tor haa aoen Japan at i

whole population turns out for no other pur -

that aro \\otc&

A

attended one or more flower foativale around national holiday makin

Thus the cherry treti for ita fruit, bu t for ite always been to Japan western nations. The another favorito flower season, in Tokio one rut to all yoris of shapps—n bridges, onatles, etc iug.

Some of the bloast larger across than the hand. Some aro likfj

;e best until lie has A theao charming whioU revolve th"e A of the people.

is cultivated not blossom, and it has

at v thc rose is to irysanthemum'is

tnd a t . t h e proper sec it worked in-

naud gods^ boats, I'l^o variety ia amnz-

n a aro immense, span of a man's large snowballs,

tnd turned in, one her "resemble the

the potals all smooth m on top of tho other. Qt tousled head of a Sootnli terrier or have long filaments Btrotbhefl aut like a starfiah, The strongest thing of jail is to see five or aix kinds of varions colon and sizes grow­ing together on tho same plant—a nose­gay with only one ate no, t h e roaiilt of

judicious grafting. O blossoms as manyasOi[)( to 1)0 produced on one oases tho whole onorgy| <

I ho s a m e kind of have beon known plant. In other

if a plant is"mado to concentrate on a sihglo blossom, and

beauty, though it accumulated toil tiring tho seven

blos-

yhe result is a marvel of is only attained by the of yoars and daily caro (I months that precede tl^o period of soming.

Triumphs of anothor in the'composition of

lo an i o pbi

Japan has beon made r aoionce, in which th is.closely Btijdied. So mont of tlie gardona, a |

kind are obtained oqueta,. which in

art, not to suy a loaophy of color

Iso ia tho arrango-:ivon eilect being

sought in tho transplatuiiig of largo trees or tho dwarfing of othel aeo a°pino or a maple 100 old not more than six. J. nchos high.

In tho mattor of embroidery tho Jap^m-

Thna you may or 150 yoara

or a foot

ndorfnl taste* and of colors. Their ilks and volveta

A N Y Q KOtl T«,

E H O L D U S E . ^

vor 0. to

New York <fe Mt»a«»ol»uHett« I t . It O O J N U . K A S T .

A.M. I'oughkeepale 11 IO I'leauant Valley * l l 56 Htanforuvlllo 1225 Htlsslng 12 85 I'lne Pialoa ia 47 UOHion Oorner» 120

.QOiNO WK8T. • Moft(on/:ojrner»,v—^— 160

. . . a sa iu» . . . aUey..

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4 HI 4 46 6 20

20

8 8

II) 10 10 11

11. 40 06 08 81 50 45

t SO 1 VI

.1 p»oo wspMlbkoma O M 0 » ' J " O .

o'kofrp»t«i a t u.<!

Won or ig ina ted a n d flrat proaoribed b y A N O K D F A M T T . Y P K Y S I C I A W

in 1810. Could a r e m e d y w i t h o u t rea l me r i t h a v e su rv ived ove r e igh ty yearn P

SOOTHING, HEALING. P E N E T R A T I Uf\ For INTERN/lL and EXTERNAL UBO.*-*

HUIIXI Rheumat lo PfclpHnnd Inflarnmatlon.v'.'iireii Croup, CuldH. Horn Tluront, 'ioniiilltlu, C^JJIO, Orumjia ond l'alnii. Hummer Co'tiiplulntA Cut« and nruliiim IIW;o IIIUKIO. Curwn Oouahn, A«thm», Otf trr i i , IlroimliHIn, Clmlorn-Mnrbuw, Chllbfalna, Obupo. Horownifl In l lody or U m b o , Btltr StuKclee o r Hlraleui. fn lmlo for Nurvouii l lcudaoho. lll'at'd r u m p h l o t tr«xi. Hold tworywhtiro. t'rlc« 8ft eta, Hix botUeii. »a.00. 1. p. JOHNa0^r & CO.. Itonton. Moiia

BOO AND

eso again show their wo skill in tho combination brocades and painted poMneaa extraordinary bijiauty.and, strange­ly enough, tho best pieces are made by men and boys. Tho city of Kioto iB one of tho principal hoadqirartors of thin ar­tistic industry, and a visit to Japan is in­complete unless one has gone through t l u quaint little shops.;

In viewing Japaneao bric-a-brac in the largo cities of tho United States compara­tively few Bjimples can be found of tho beat speoimona produo 3d, for the simple reason that they aro either retained at homo or purchased by j the tourist. For instance, the art of ojoiaono ouamoling, which first became known in Japan some 800 yoara ago, haa only boon brought to perfection within the last two decades,and such is tho quality of tho work that much of it ia held at a Value so great aa to pre­clude any but persons of wealth from tho possession of tho best specimens. Nagoya, Kioto and Tokio are the three groat cen­tres of this spcolos of art, butj ovon hero the few examples arc small and eagerly sought. •

In their architecture the Japa'nese also ahow tlie> gonitis which touches perfection in-small things. Tho massive, spacious and grand with which Europeans aro fa­miliar aoom to be beyond their mental al­titude, yet no other nation ever under­stood half'ao well how to twiat a spray of floworainto artiatic lino and introduce here and there dolightjful little bits of or­namentation on which tho eye loves to dwell.

The ordinary Japanese house ia tx light

" H i t t ' l t - U . UIIM I WIUIMI .

Kor Plica—Extflrjud or Internal, Iillml orElciullhi?: Miil.ululii Ano: IteiilriK or I Tho i-ollin' in Immediate-P R I P H , 60 OTS.

• DlcwiliiK <>( tho ltectumi -tho cure certain. T R I A L S I Z E , 2 6 OTfJ.

Bold by DiiiKKlntii, or iiuut potit-pnlil on iccuijit of prlcu. lHIMt'JtltUVH'DIl'.O.CO., I l l X. 1 tU lYllllmu St. , NKW VOHU

Owing to. the sear©!-

ty of memey I'. have m*

cm red some''

and am IMDW , selling' am

Applet on & Tracy move-

ment in a Boss filled <fiase

at-$189 former price $25.

' ' Q. W."B0ICB, /

Waspaics Mo¥u

Wo will insert in T H E T IMES small adver­tisements like-this, not, ..to exceed five linos besides tho head, for tho small sum of 2t>e„ nor week. If you have anything to sell the way to do it is to advertise.

T y i»

no 4 1 *

M«>wl>tt»«li , X»utctteiM» Jk C o n n O 0 X K O VTKWT.

IjWOlRCjtOrOJtO • * * • • • • • * . . . .

FlneJrlauna 8 8S1 * HtlHttlna . . a 4 4 o Ban (tall. Hhunplko Mlllbrook.. Oak Bmnmlt Clove Junotion 4 41 DntohoHH Junct ion^ . . . . . 0 12

aoma* fcA8'.t. A.M. A. M!

DntoheHu Junotion...'9 14 Clove Junotion « » 60 OftkBnmroIt .10 88 Mtllbrook 10 28 Shnnplko, 10 36 Bangall 10 4a flttaOag .10 40 Pine Plain.; ..ft oa Bethel ,11 07 Bhebomeko l l io Millorton 11 88

P h i l a d e l p h i a dc n e n d l n p OOINO BAST,

A.M pougnkeepsio .*. ia* i

•PlMPTi Mmeno winstoo Hartfon 'Boston

2i65 t;::i()

•

Pough

Now T R Y T H I S ! I t will costyou nothing and will aure-

ly do you good, if yon have a cough, cold, or uuy trouble with throat , chest or lungs. Dr . ICing'o New Discovery for Obutmmptlon, Oonghy '6K Ooldn ie ttuurnntood to «ivo roliof, 6v money will v9!*£PWfl' baoky Snffei'eKa <roni JJV fiDippo fonua U J\tat tbo tbluf? and Unde'i' Us u«o bud a snoody nnd porKeot t-ooovovy.' T r y a njODopld bottlo at. o«v exp'omnVaud loavn:

fqr yonvueir Jqnfc b o ^ e^pod ft fcbiue i t IH. jajrial botfclea ire© at ij^eaax-J^Mn'irdqpkfip' ^dtae Btorot X a r g e eiiw GOo. aud &l.

I curry) a targe Hue of LAMES' SLIPPERS in Oxford Ties, -Opera and Bmcber styie». Ev­ery thing in RUSSET and BLAiJK FOR MEN, WOMEN& CHILDREN.

BOTTOM PRICES'

IN FAL

DRESS GOODS.

MRMItNG-. UTENSILS

When Baby waa riok, nt> fiave her CaBliorto, When ah©woa ft Cblld,^ho orlatlfor Caatorlo. When aho becarao Mteui oho oluoe to Caatorlftv When on© had Chlldroni oho gave.tbexn Caatorlo.

L A P I B S , I T H A S BEBSN found that all diseases arising from de­ranged female organs can be GORED, and to prove same will eond vfithout charge for the medicine, euffloient of my reme-diea t o t a l l y Batiefy.the tootjt ekeptibal'.ot UH xvbnderful virtues ; permanent cures guaranteed/ Correspondence confiden­tial. Send express and V. O. od-dreBO tb D R . J i B. MARaraex,; 80 Geneopo Qtveet, D t i c o / N ' Y , . '

Wi (( ..II

©11-13© L13©¥ KJBlPa Co j/ou woar ihom? When IIOKS In nootB Urj; a palfo

Boot ImHfclSn© m®vW0 '•

; otylooi doiiHony$6to'$8»tryray^3i$3180,$4;OO.or;:

.; $» shoo, ^B.wii!t;$ii^^ i

.; woar no woll, ;:tf,you wliih.too'qoiiornlzolit yourfootwoar,, • do ao by put-chhalnff. )Vi--1»'PoUBla& Sliooa, Mamq'and prlco aWmpodori thp bbltom, loOkfor It whonyoit buy

, *W.X. XHWCMCAigj, Broclitori, Miiay.. Sold by n W.O.QAltoP^meiaJlatOARP&MARVlW.Sharon

Owi'' pienrli t i Pi-emium- OiXfefv ' '. . Wo offer as a premium for a NEW S ^ B -

SOEIBER a larso MAP OI? THE EMPIEE or we will give a oplonuidly bound oOpy of "SAMAWTHA AT SARATOGA» Mim Holley'a latest and funniest book. The map or tho"book can be fieen at this offfco. {f sent by mail 20 oents extra must .be sent for packing and postage. Old subscribers will be given either a map or book on the pay. ment of CO cents, or V0 conts if sent by. mail. IThe regular price of the book -is $2.fi0, and of the map Sl.6'0.

to. BBKltB. W. TltACli'OItO

ivuuiL.iuii£(iii,ii,<n»w9 w. v„

(Dai) uinl DCSIKD il<b l^s BfiauQU(illa5uv,.« <&

rV

Plans and Bpeoifications furnish ed at shor^notice.'

Modem Stylo 'Houses built at prices ranging horn.$500 to $ 50,000

Estimates mu,de on all kinds of work in the Bulding line ireeof charge.

All kinds oi' Jobbing.neatli don© and promptly attended to.

Material furnished when re quired No Extra Charges on ccntraot

work unless first agreed on.by both parties.

B fa U nMH/Si After our recent iwxiK we were compelled to

place on saLo a largolquantlty of s ight ly smoked ru i i tS , comprising t/hc MIOMKST «ltAJiiKS of S115A1T. ©AKICOSNTS #5 W K CAMfiS, MUFFS, MOAS, &«., of all designs and altlns, a t

ONM-l'KAlCF I 'KICI! . '< «!i3tto seal Oarmentt, for i2si7B.oo

©12K.00. ©JJtf.oO

fiiiHOo WiSftO

HBO andjnany others at vn equal reduction

.Those furs aro- only slightly smoked a n d w i l l woar as well as now stock, hut muHtho sold-to make room for our llegular WJlNTMlt; STOCK, which i s KNTOWliMf NKW and comprises a XAKCHO and Mir flcc ANT assortment of S'-lffiAlTi flARMKNTS. FUl t CAFHS (1 'MUFFS,

'HIOAS, &«., all of tho ^ATffiSii S T ^ I J M S and m.ado from specially selected skins.

In addition to our fur goods wo haivo a largo stock of )f,adl«ii' a n d M l f l m i s ' C l o t h C n p o s a n d .ynckots . in the latest Parisian Stylos:

'fi.u many ot those^ goods woro lato lr> arriving, we win soli them al Special attention 8pc lla<

prices to suit "buyers lvon to out of town trade

«rs. m ti

Having beon osts bllshed for over 40 years, our hquso is ono of tho oldest and most jroilablo in tho trade.

l i l l l B M l l i ^ •QUlE-liUUf, •

Us

and you will be impressed by the silence that reigns—^the absence of the knife and fork clatter. A hundred persons nay bjo feeding themselves v|/ltlx the help of o!|ioi -stiokB, yet.you can almost hear a j in dro . . . • ^. . . „ ! JL in tho room. a. ••wjo.

odi -c - -

F U W K K i a i N G l T H E S O I L

IT l lRINOa rjJANT L FOOD INTO A

AVAIIiAllIiIB CONDITION. • ' • ' " : i . ' :

There arc several results to bo gained byithoroughly pulverizing the soil before planting the abed. If this is done, in nearly all cases the Beed will germinate quickor and bettor, and plants will make a thriftier sjfeart in growth. A certain amount of heat and moisture ia n'eeessury to induce a good germination of |tiio seed and in a majority of ea9es this can bo so-cured by placing it in contact with the

•soil, and a fine tilth will help materially in thia. Then when the soil ! ia in a good tilth the fine, tondor roots of tne plant will be bettor able to penetrate the Boil to advantage.

One of the principal advantages gained in pulverizing the soil is that the plant food is brought into a more available con­dition for tho nae of the plants and this hclpa materially hi securing a bettor growth.- •

.In many oases, even in a thin, croppod-down soil, a much better growth and yield can be scoured if the soil :s prepar­ed in a fine tilth before sowing he fleed, and kept so during growth by frequent cultivation, than would pthorwino bo pos­sible. By bringing the soil t'c a good tilth before planting, it is easier to keep it in a good tilth afterwards, while tlio plailts will make a more vigorous s tar t to grow.

Thoroughly fining tho soil aids i,t to re­tain moisture "as well as to draw i t 'from the sub-soil by oapilliary attraction.

While fair crops may be grown, in a rich soil with indifferent preparations, tho best growth and yiold is only possible by having tho soil in ti fine tilth boipro plant­ing Ibe seed, and ap far as possible keep­ing it in such coudition during growth.

With nearly all cultivated crops one of the best, plans |of management is to plow reasonably deep, prepare (he soil in a good tilth before planting ho seeds, and thou keop it thoroughly jo during growth by shallow' surface cultivation. This puts the aval able plant food in good condition to be tali on up bjy tha- growing plants, and helps materially in supplying tho necessary moisture. '

The more thoroughly tho soil is pre­pared before planting, tho less work will bo necessary to keap in a good tilth after­wards ; hence, it is good eootiptny to take

fully hi y<W Write us Economical buyers should wrlto for description of Ijiltty used

S l i g l l t i y u s e d , p i a n o s u « i«3uuv«u v * * ' p " ' and fcjcorid hfind (pianos.

Rare bafgaius among these.

I VERS # POND PIAMO

PURSUANT touin' orddr of H6n. Cyronus P. D o r i a n d , S u r r o g a t e o l D u t c l oas C o u n t y , N o ­

tify Is lioroliy KIVOI) that all p srsous lia rinff cialma ngttlnsl tho OBtato of. Alonzo Morey, lo to of tli) tQwn of Atnonln, In said comity, deccaaod, nrs rcqul ed tp exhibit tho same with touchers thereof t< i tho ui dordgned, admm-lutrator of»ald citato; nt h » rcsldoi ce In tho town of Amciila on or beforq tlio lOtli < ay of C ctober, 1803.

" ^oflAprllJl»3. SAMUEU plOHKT. Administrator.

Dined thl(i 3d day ofLAprll,l)S93.

MASS, CO., •w

PiURSUANT to lin oridbroi lion. Cyrenua P. \ Doriand, Surrogitto ol Dutcnoss CountyvNo-

tlcols horot)y({lvonthftialli)>(soii8hojvliigclalraiiai;ali|Bt tho cstnto of Illrnm O Btevoi s; lato ofjthq town of .Dover,

nnnio with roucliors tiiorcortoj t Istratora of »ald cHtato, at their roxldcilco In tho town of Dover, on or before tho ,10th d \y of O :tober, 1S93.

Dated this 3d day of April, 1893

TI10]MA8 1^. 8TBYEN8, Administrators.

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n said county, deceased, tto required to exhibit tho inmo with vouchors thereof to) tho undersigned, admin-

P" UUSliANT to ah order oirHon. cyronus P. Doriand, Surroiiato of l)utc

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less County, No-

frorii anc-'of ' ' J '

ijew lamps.

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IS

bo sure the light pro-

our ele-

Let me

<Wi 'that; ours is the

qifll^-fetoro! in tlio village

l i re jean be found a com-

lie line of lamps. There

ij|o..iieejji of our wasting T

ling you about

just call in and

tlco Is hereby given, that i l l norsms having claims I against tho cstato of Joscphmcldoii, lalobf the tow'h.of . . . 'i'M Amonia, In s i ld county, doccasodJ are required to ox- ~ htblt tho namo With vouchers thereof to tho undersigned admlnlstralrlxtof BatjdoBtalo, st hcrr ssldonco in tho town' of Amonia on or before tho si tth day of Nov., 18U3.

Dated ttilu 1tk\\ da+ of April, 1893. 8ABA l- BBLDBN, Administratrix.

JU DAILI! AMERICA; New Yorkfs Onfy St

)omo0ratic i '

Best] Foatjuros INI A D D I T I O N

ALL

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of Sports TO '

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Daily, 2 cents.

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planting time to prepare perfectly befo* the seeds. Make, lie conditionjji of growth as favorable !as possible bef ira 'plawti.ng the seedsj and iq will bo less work to maintain a good growth.—Pqapric Farm­er.

; ; in endless varie-ty. ^QaIlelbaD3tLiio([llyq

l i f , i • .

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" During my term of sorvictj) in the ar­my I contracted chronic diarrlicoa," says A. E. Bending of Halsey, Oregon).' Since then.I have used a great amount of mnd-ioino, but when I found any jjtiafc would givo mo relief thtsy would inju 'e my sto­mach until Ohambcrlain'a Ool c, Cholera and Diarrhoea llamedy was 'brought to my notice, , I used it and' wil say it is the only remedy that gave me permanent relief aup no bad results follow." For sale by Mead & Murdock, Amenta • ,T, A. Hanna & Oo.,j Dover P la i l s ; M K. Lewis, Was^aic.

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Distressing kidney and blue fler diaoasoe relieved in six hours by tho ' N e w G n a t South. Amori.jan Kidney Cure ." This new remedy is a great aurpliae and de­light to physicians on accou t to f its ex­ceeding promptness in relieving pain in tho bladder, kidney*, hack and every plait of tlio urinary passuges in male Or t'« tnalo. I l reli(!Ves retention fit widar aud pain in passing it Jaltnnat imun-xl at >ly. if yon want quick relief and on e this is your remedy. Sold by;. MUtuJ & Munlook, druggists, Amonia, N. Y

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lots of new

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kinds of ft rniture

we are

rKKMS T/O SUMSfeltlWJSKS

(1'AYAUI.B IN DAILY, 1 year. 50.00 DAILY, Cmontlis,... 3.O0 DAILY, 8 months.-/., 1.50 SUNDAY KIMTION only,H

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Sunday, 5 conts. '

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year,

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selling at

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RlIKOMAia'BM O O B K D I N A D A Y , " Mystic Cure '•' for Rhcuijuatism and

Neuralfiia radionlly cures in >no to tbreo days. Ifcs|action upon the y j stem is re­markable and mysterious. ^1 ('removes at

,once tho Cause and tho -disc ft lo immedi-atoly disappears. Tho first iIpse.greatly

;bonoflta, 715 eonta,. WorrauteU l>y Mead &. 'MurdooIc.ilru'gghtH, Amohitlj I' .•• • "•"—-•l-'-i'-mf4V»^; ' : ' • . • ' - M ™

iv'.':-^:i;^;-:^othouy;;;':;3i^VPoat^ii«<oi' ''.of .;Pirbiai&'Q Gity. Iowa, nays : " I 1,bOu^U<i

'tffjm.,.and- two doaeii" ojf it d{<J *h»0 j.iuoro'

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better' still titoek ia

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Also •OHDEETAKING

^bia ,by mr.ia ;&\iMnrdfook, j>v%^0sidl AmonSa.'N; Y. .

thing in jewelry Our stock of JTovrelry was blete and the than elsewhere. .IniSllvijr'irtt|r<

largest and finest shown in t l i s seqtion be pleased feel con fi 'dent

something that

toh

find that is nicer a, gift ilian some-or silverware ?—

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will b i d i t you take, IfloodV jit will d r t v l ^ t t that fcired make you strong.

DBAN'S DBBnisoMAwa P i t i i s cure for alljforms of Obronio matory Ehcjumatism and JTen ij'algia tirely vegetable, always eafe.

To olWiBo out aoaaon'a stock wnilo thoroyot re-' mahiii i )nio .of th f U08t mbnthfljm tho year 'fn whiph 1 > rW<>, I oirorono '01 .Columbia Diamond Framo lafoty, l a porfflot c6))flltion: aiid $ltM

*&S$* ?s/'iomotdy thioxv yi&mm^ ,oQOja loa and rdpoat) for, W0

OyoXomotor iwo.oo

F t W E . those who aire iurrerorB from Inherit- s

eakiioBs,] Ner oua DehlUiyLost Manhood, or Drain yatacojoie, lunissiona, -ynpA*

aiont s- Send 12 cents t L.OO r oi package or 0 tor

DIplNTf. iCO., 3458 A r c h e r 23yl

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Bto.» ottrod too ostfige tor woo tr al

C L A H K K M' Ave.!, Chicago, Ills,

uSoas)no migisf d inoUo!w| fntltfuluess." Keats..

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^bottp'r.'-'.-'y'o^ Bdvfldparilitt, 'eeHbg , dud

are a sure and Inflam-

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AlargJD assortment

printed otatl,o»ory. < 'an. \/i. $'••••

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