IN SOUTHAMPTON . CHURCHES}
Southampton village, near the east Topics for Next Sunday's Meetings and|
and of Long Island, ninety miles from
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. Other Religious Notes. .
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[D R. J B. R Aw soy / * RUDEi He Ignores Threats and Says Recipro- mmongst the wéaside resorts of the
Rev. Henry Vedd, pastor, Lord's
United
States.
Day
services-10:80
a.
m.
and
7:80
p.
Its
beache
s
are
washed
city with Canada Best for the
by the waves of the broad Atlantic m,. Sunday School, 12.00 m. Junior _ for Dandruff ”angling a Diffic
&
Country.
Ocean, whose ever blowing winds League, 8.80 p. m. Epworth League, is the best of all tonics for
rk
The New Yo
Washington, D. C.-President Taft temper alike the winter's cold and 8.80 p. m. Mid-week Meetings-Prayer
the
scalp
and
hair;
pers *
pa
e
th
summer'
of
e
s
Meeting,
Wednesday
"7.456
p.
m.
Class
heat,
DENT‘ST"
on
affordin
g a pleasant Meetings, Friday, Good time Club 7.00 |
indulged in plain talk inexplaining to
It kills the dandruff germ U
t 2
___. DifferentiCharges for thre
,
twenty-five members of the National wvesidence the year around.
last fall tha
allays
'
Boutham
the
p.
m.
Young
peoples
Bible
Class
8.00
p.
inflamm
pton,se
ation,
ttled
Funes
/V
12,1640
mem
,
rn
ve
go
.
Grange
t
that
he does not intend to play #s the oldest English
mean
feaoa Same Service Later
&
of the Lord's Supper is nourishes the foots of the OVER CORWIN'S JE
settlement in m.beld Communion
et aff
<Y
y.
politics with the Canadian reciprocity Now York State, with & local
an
mm
Ta
tno ane sl! fone sient __
WE
beginning the . first |
LRY stope
history Sundaybi-monthly,
_
fagreement, even if the enactment of of surpassing interest.,
rule
in January. Strangers wet- hair, and
Pemocratic
#4
ax
[that
_
,
measure by Congress costs him
The,
means
come,
pews
free.
.
0
;
of
access
ned t
provided
ai
tr
by
s=Tous...
ns
+
1
42
'
co
feels
cuiea all"
.
MUST. .B5-.
Oran the farmer.-vote. The President told the Long Island Railroad arte sufsingle one
PRESBYTERIAN
cllvrcu.
a
ot
'@M
Main Street, Southampton. N. 'o
E
visitors bluntly he was sorry to hear ficient at all times for the varying dehair troubles ,;
u
& of
mands of a population of about 16090 Sunday Services-10.80 a m. ana 7 45
mitnistration ugleas
Decision of Interstate Commission a that Republican farmers would desert in the winter and in thesum
hi
p
m.
Sabbath
school,
12
mChristan
in
d
Ask
your
barber
or
ge
ur
merinor
ern
| the- party--if the- agree
2 o-}
goes/-ersased to between3500and 4000, { Endeavor 7.00 p. m.. Sacrament of the [- hair-dresser. They
ed by
"Vital Blowat Policyof Companies through, but fear of suchment,
H
has teen pass
desertion
N
Bord's
the
first
mabbath
of
Phone332
The
busines
s,
educat
ional
and
reosda
sell
Beshkore's
and
op
pr
e
--Though the Reventes are
In- will not change his conviction as to Hgious facilities are well represented, Match,. June. Septembyr ard December
eral of th
know
what
ti
it
does,
NO
i
Prayer
Meeting
Wednesday
%
4%
p.
m
d.
wnd
ne
those
do
the
frisdom
of
such
legislation.
He
for
entert
an
ainment popular
ab
a
- creaged for the Present.
Ixcareass M b!taeall
Lie secuifd "bed"
$oparty pledges ouf
| said that he believes reciprocity to bo with all classes are also provided for. Monthly
are sisce en ta e ev b «1 aap Ben fl] )
First and most important, as affect- Wednesday ot rach month. Woman' som
the best-thing for the whole country,
form‘has been ful
«Washington, D. C.-A policy pur
and that he doesa't intendargue it. ing thehealth and comfort of the peo- Missionary Meeting- the 1. first Friday of
igwam
W
.50¢c
and
($1.
Money
cach
mo
nth
af
8.3
wren
4.
are
plo,
is
~ ~wued generally by - telephoné «om
the abundant suppiy of water
N. P. Hull, master of the Michigan furnished
back
if
not
satisfactory
and election ol
pUWs
afe
Irie.
tag
by the Southampton Water Rex, George J. Rusself! paster panies received a vital blow whom the
Grange, spokesman for the farmers, Company, the chemical analysi
Bessore's ror Dasprtire
vote). There are
s
Tiiterstate Commerce Commissior, in
of
said that the farmer does not like re . which shows t to be absolutely free
duced, but none
nif
CATH IIC eHURQGH.
a deciston, held that "as between sub
ciprocity, and that Republican votes 'fromcontamination, and it is a most
Teported 50 T
~
seribers to a telephone service who
Services
on
sunday-Low
maszt-at-are lfkely to be lost if it is passed. delictous water to drink-equal in
do pot-beliere
who
and
1034
ov
e
k
a.
m
are similarly situated, nothing bait &
"a,
Pesary
and
"If reciprocity goes through," faid purity to the best mountain springs.
nominations bill =
«ilfference in the service
or
«¢ n
ts anunvarying supplx of in- benediction at * OU pom
___There
gorating air; surf and still water
"EL ECTRT CI An " 'acsaton. 'They hol
furnished
JiStfydif
#--For
sate
at
|_
graith personal re
Confessions Week m orniugs before
bathing:. good, well-kept roads, sevthe-tharges3 .aexactd." - HUGO SCHULTZE'S Barber Shep,
Saturdays. first I nurs-day and
and that means a halt in the eral
| probably &9 throu
niles of which are well watered mass
&--Hhedecision, prepared by Comanis [-ducts,
*
southampton,
N.
Y.
Assumption trom 4 to 6 and from
of our homes and in,the! [during tne season. Again the coun- Virgal
Orrier, Maix St.
that the Tammaan
N n HAMPTo3
glonerHarlan, was in the case of Wil improvement
try about Southampton, made up of 7.80 to 9 30 p m.
eduction
of
our
children.
Take
the
est in the who
inter
Mam D. Shoemaker, of Drummond, States along the line, Michigan, Wig. gently rolling plain, responding kind- Rev. Francis J O Hara, pastor. A\
s
thing is b
"One
Md., against the Chesapeake & Poto consin,
ty
to
good
ation, with surround~T. JoHN's MiIs«Jorx,.
New Hampshire and { fing hills andcultiv
ain ever
cert
more
*- mac Telephone Company, the first Vermont.Maine,
extensive forests, affords
BENNETT BROS.,
In the past the farmers pleasant drives
At Art Museum. Evering service and
that the present |
telephone case considered by the com- of these States
and charming scenes
at. 3 3) p. M.
have been the back inowhere else more beautiful on Long sermon every
Itself utterly inc
mmission since Congress placed tele bone of Republican
Rev Samuel C_Psh in chasse
protection.
You
is B
d-t
what
BigBarret
phone..companios-as-commen-carmert
sunday School at 2 80 o'clock.
|-
m mx
{mers u
Majority
p
t
-
324888;
for
nmin
etary
Aibanyflenucla‘cr Rate.
Abany,
Court of Ap
s decl
thatthe . Cohoes ERail.
meray Company must obey the Bir-nes
mot of 1905, reducing the fare be
tween Albany and. ensselaoer fzom
.
aix to five cents.
The. company continued to chaerge
s4x cents, saying only five cents was
for fare and the other cent wis for
H
/ DCre Ni T3 iv
&
is
.
country on land and sea, is worthy of
careful study. It is doubtful if any- gave a testimonial publicly recommend.
wehere in' this country can be fou=d a ing Doan's Kidney Pills and | have no
~to fie
Ge fesitatron in~ sttowirg the continued | ~ Assembly -memorist more
~ ,
.
claim and incorps
would stand no c
the organization h
trol or if thore w
the legal learning
|
executive chair.
ercise of the great
of all friends of |
see that a vast al
legislation is not p
days of the sessfor
sort of special
{e
gtlfi‘a
6,0
fen
» A#
through:
| SOUTHAMPTON
SsUFFRAGETTES AT ALBANY.
"NO FOOTBAL
hat Makes
Cannot Long R
Says the
"The state of Ni
low one of Its citf
state to the , tram
ness is often com
which aggrieve cit
therefore they mt
dodge their eompla
damages_ That p
claims
.
"The court of cl;
made up of men :
dot; within the in
BA
L OPEN FROM 9A. M. TO 4 P.M -
JEROME F. MILLER
pa
not pogsess 'the
Hughes? nor the..k
pature, nor the bac
sald before, thete
than too much nol
~
~
JA 1 UIKDAYS,
BY.
| Members of New 'York
Box n)ll.,b()LfI‘HAA\1PT()-\Q N. v.
sacred: purpose for which it was in-. use of my statement."
a
Taunted with Lack of Courage. is
tended.
Aibany, N. Y¥.-The Senate Judi For sale by all dealers. Pficg' 54 Grading, Téaming, Lawn
The Art Village, with Its quaint
clary Committee, which voted $ to 4 and cosy cottages, is am
interesting cents. Foster-Mifburn Co., Buffalo,.
in favor of reporting the Stillwell settlement, and the Indian Reserve.
New York,. sole agents for theUuited
Women's Suffrage bill, was about to- tion nearby, in its surviving remGeneral care of grounds
States?
consider thoe-measure when the com- rants, call up the faded glory of the
$11]
k.
oned
ord
wes
5
Chl
post
:
RA
hes
Moineso tol
it ts Jar
U
It adove
Enrol}?
theso ste id¥
a
Jdegation 'of thirtytwo women; led by
8.
cxH
-~.
_
permittingcars
€
o
r
to
cross.
~00
acres,
with
numerA
9a
gegen >
.
Bonds
andStocks
boughtgrowold
oA,
LEBERK®
-s
Mrs. Harriot Stanton Blatch, leader Lous fine
ol
"
eni
eron tes "
wilias, lovely views and. exBolu(oal.. 1"alas: .t. syi
dearas,
torn
nmap
oe.-so t
n n ansPrace prin ca ~om
motes
alonLabrie(fapnion
egreterice oneco-om
Anto Foch cent, die oC5 L
9 lam
FOR:. AIRSHIP _REGISTRATiOMS.
-New York. ___The womendélegstes |
The churches are attr:
"Connecticut
4
a measure of this kind discussed on
Veagh ordered increages in salary for
twenty-one employes of tht New York
Custom House in recognition of their
Hervices in assisting the Govertii-ent
in the detection froman unclassified
laborer, who receives an Increase of
$120 a year, to a clerk, whois po=no
-ted-to-a-$3,000-position.-----=~
te
3:
T
ols
onlie&Pegram
wenn.namemn
e*; verzec
1+
marks, Mrs. John Rogers, Jr., read
resolutions, passed in woman's sufFraga meetings in New York City,
condenmiftg:dilatory actions of
the Senate and the Assembly in holdEng up suffrage measures.
~ The absénce of Senator Newcomb
mittee from presenting a report without reconimendhtion, .on the Stillwell
Pensions for Presidents' Widowes.
bill. Those voting in favor of it were
Washington, D.. C.-Pensions
of Senators
Bayne, . Stillwell,
lero.
$5,000 a year each for| Franco F. Burd, Griffin and Black. The vote was
~-Erevelard,.ofPresident Cleve recopsidered and it is understood it
iand, and Mary Lord Harrison,
will te. brought. up . again provided
~~~ 'of Presidemt Harrison, Are progiced even Senators favorable. to the re
., for in & bilt introduced®in the Sermate ytam-t. can be brought toga/theta
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#
hemaMitinp. WWW. Agvelierc
h
ar"the"effit Tee af"tae" 'Assembly.
eF
s
he
B
.
or
Charober.
they would havo walked in
with fiying banners.
\
Mirfster's
Saratoga
of
this
killed
an
village,
at
a
Rev.
known
wich,
Auto
Springs,
Y,
N.
He
Y.-The sit
run
down
and
O.
minister
was
and
corner
driven
Grieves,
a
by
by
well
of Green |
admitted
Speaker Frisble
banged his gavel and the Sargeant-at-
Ghild.
street
owned
Thomas
Methodist
N.
Kills
was
crowded
automobile
the
'to iwail.
Thomas
W.
bridge,
WeniWorth
muthor,
the
to leave their banners in the corridor.
"Wonder
said
rnan
why
they
Assemblyman J.
came
of
and
century - ago,
aged
and
the
soldier,
group
of
abolitionists
died in
87 years.
Thomas
historian
snd
one
J. Levy, chair-
of the Assembly Judiciary Com-
[mittee.
Half a
"Helr~Feason
dozen
women
for coming
to
half
a
his home
Baseball
Centreville,
Coste
an
V
_w.
Real
Take
One
*
Iows. -While
playing
first base for Centreville, Ralph
Thorn
VAN
Estate
To
lab", ,,‘.
o Hd-Oif
a grounds, is ons, ofgtifut
surrounding
the
heautygoodspots
of thewithvillage.
There
are
markets,
cold, storage;
&local
goodnewspaper,
bank, good The
mérchants,
m good
Southampton
ress,
excellent
physicians,
and a
thoroughly good Union
public
school.
® a spfend +
The
S
uthampton
Hospital
idly equiped
institutiom,
eceypies its
[own
building.
pleasintly.
situited.on
oes
of
feandings
From the beautiful
windows onunabstFucted
three sides nfviews
the
gait-waded to try
binlding,.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills and
oftherethe isecean
be had,.space.
and ongiving
all sidesan the result has been that I 'have
ampleginnpen
those continuows headaches that
toUnited
say that
States,no other hospital in the [ followed a hard and continuous
,
a Headache
SETH
(Civil
They Give Relief without
Bad After-Effects.
~ "For four years I was subject
to almostconstant . headache. 'At
o" #0
Gee rrd
Pid
Bescme. ...- .are all thatcould ne esired. [ for work. Throughtheadvice of
-
m1
ves
-
s
fitly
4
<>:
I
~
.
S
__
.
<" a>
Store
or....
-
Checerfully
* Governor C
prepnr
-
L
formation
Work.
LIKE
x*
sy
[
ropolitan Muséum
left 'an
-
of
Art
in
New
estate "-of orly
B
a
eye had to be taken out.
Doan's
Regulets.
for them.
---
ing;
.the
audience and
escaped injury.
-
druggist
z=
2
Acres
the
during
performers
of
Land,
with
*
25¢. a box
RBiby won't suffer five minutés with
croup if you apply Dr. Thomas' Electric
build-}
cove. T'acts Itke n agic..
Fire broke out in the Empire Palace
destroying
your
|. ®ir H.
Tlouse
buildings.
of
it
and
Near
village.
Terms
bargain.
Out-
easy
raphy
|.
:s
Public
Stenog
cmmsesam 5 tepomtmme
(OVER
the
J.
E.
ForoxaM,
center
i
Read
Go
bstp
"- Ffates," published
Bus report on mar
LEI
me
Large
Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland,
a performance,
Ask
fir
lens Falls
point. _The gover
tl value of all f
the Trnited Stites.
4 and ”M
IQO'TIONS
* * o eog maCou
x nters
Gjven onsll
De. |
rite were fmea |
carefully, eonsidet
a y. s 2+
00004. ©
02 the Wines of
. 'which is admif ted
consumers and stn
Republheans net d
._._
half.
law wonld have
Statute books.
--__A__.
[8
North End
Bargain
Aznazes :
FOR
__
.
DER
;
scriptions of
a
Fio.
C
BUIL
Ustimates
-
Stone,
0: Box 149° _1\es. Layton Art
The
DAVIS,
__
T. R.
Office
w.
_
near Bowle?
P.
Law
EDWARD
BUILOMG
Granite,.MarbleBlue and Lim.
&+
25 Doses, 25 Cents,
MILES MEDICAL GO., Elichart, Ind. .
Brass
Ll gn -
STONE
Counselorat;
At Southampton Thursdays and
Fridays at
AND
N. Y.
I
e.
For Sale by Alt Druggtet
Henry H.
Regulatec the bowels, {pr-motes easy
*
a
entirely eradicated my. systetmi. OfL [__ .. _Ratence of week at firmenport Nv.
A
MONUMENTAL
|
fl}? tunfor credit. duced the Brenna
* lute harm to the
Bot have lowered
acts to the consun
loosely drawn, ai
\ Pointed out these
"that the 130mm
WIRG
SOUTHAMPTON,
_ LEROY E. RAYNoR
mental strain."-O. L. Russell,
Agt. C. & N. W. Ry., Early, Ia.
Empire Stata"
a
Republicans |
-If the Brennan
.
amended in the s
x* - proval of tho faru
they must remer
animie
, E. A. Merritt, Jr.
Bean
In
mTsy<tt
SOUTHAMPTON, K.'1.
Havens'
and register their
progressive yamn
Two deers south ut’bnuzhimplt‘n
.
.
2
link, C
Surveyor
Te'm. $9J.
i
a friend I wasg
91511531
and
in this. staf tha
sorty for the resul
_ tion and enger agn
Ladies' Fing Garments a Spec!
RAYNOR,
Engineer
P,; 0, Box 176,
thk footbal ag uf
long retain the fay
'is Just auch schagir
int Repuring Lrmp
F. xv: we‘ll") 3.1!Es‘flurvjttfin (raf ale >
teed.
.
.
R
M
~ gud
*,
J.
.
flims- and Myers-lee Made-It“ C "if; P
|[ UHLSTONE
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
.
(BA to- 'm
"_-
a
7
Merchant Tailor
.
INVESTORS!
Nothing is Better than
Hinze or email, bas a better stiff of consulting and medical
physicians and surgeons than the Southampton Haspital, Among these are the
cohsuttingstaf-Drs. GeorgeR Brewer,
Dr. P. F. Chambers. Dr. George A.
l»:ixon, Dr; Albert H. Ely, ir. Harold
S5. Vaughan and Dr. Joseph S. Wheelwright; and the medical staf -Dr.
John Nugent, Dr. George H. Schenck,
.
aro
PETER N. scHUG
{
First
Mortgagesober
bearing hive per
1 Cent. interest. on improved
real
_
estate, for sale by
Ww. J. POST,
Southamnton,. L. I
. E!,y‘ '
It recafe
4
& Insurance
.
Take
At
'
BRU NT
cmc iQUTHAMPTON' L I
20
.
. Pain Pill,
then"z
-
D.
lfiiiflfflfi lfi’fS FOR SALE, 3275 EACH
to"
,
=
-
Eye.
bill and so severely injured that the
Pdrdon Glarkés Estate,
2+
London, England.-Sir Casper Pur
don Clarke, who died 'here soon ifXer
. Fesigning the curatorship of the Met:
$7,265,
equipped.and up-to-date in its work;
the Long Island Rallroad station is
the handsomest one on the-road, is
fitted throughout in elegant and ex-
Dr. Hugh Halsey and Dr
Thorp.
no one ventures to say.
%
69 9s.
ton was struck in the eye with a base-
-
Sir
City,
.
of
P
Tork
gave
Albany
rnay have on the equal franchise bills:
famous
of
here?"
What effect the visit of the women
Dead.
Mass.-Colone}
Higginson,
minister
last
scholars
Higginson
--the Southampton Ice Company
makes crystal ico from the pure public
| water supply; the Suffolk Light, Heat
2nd
.Roner-Co
4
2.
Company -is
wif
after Demuyrratie K E fi __
Exaitys P. Post,L. A.HILDPM]
to ripping 41. to. p
LIC
ENS
Hubaera é A
m it'll PM:
.
hep ED c EMB
COrYALN
e fyER
(3% | °H.Le H.B, Tear
y -- h. msfur & Cntogyglfiwu
Re
psA
mijk‘ga
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q:_'\:-;g \a |
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yesO
VC
tiveI
ieB
3,34.-»1;3;xr_§rrx3§¥= E Qinffiflli C " x prtey"Thing
(ir‘
f
,4&:* ws
By
s
Aw a
*
ML_
"o
&a l
all
Arms rushed to the door just in time.
-z
they wuld ta
age-Tabumksmfl «{
and Levy subsided.
*
and overcoming
dangers that
the foor of the Legislature." ~ e {threaten the health of the
Orders N.. Y. Salary Increams.
people.
After
Mrs.
Blatch
finflthed
her
re:
Therea
ra
many other good things
Washington, D. C.~xSecrétary ME ac-
Swim-(Imus the -w
their duty tis not
ple. Then, grain.
the phoes Leidy
the cart xf riaim
* the . Detuoc rhts"CBhi
ra \fr\"§|(r1¢gn
UN DE RT A
niga
Co
swarm
*
5 Wealtes "Iy"tre "pN!
&nd, ntt, pict resiue
unidue'
MFS." BIaftch;',iésxi£-i*}‘afiy'] Eplgcipm'c'ufic‘
which provide} "Tor
es on Long Island,
and uke taunting the members with a lak of where all aro free to come and hear
29
*
the foremost préacera in the church.
of airships and the Hcensing of oper- courage,.
"We yomen," she said, "fatter ourHealth-Anotber thing that stands
ators It was sent to the' Horse,
whichwas expectedto apprexe I}.. / selves,; wé know men a good deal out conspicuous in .the Hfe of Souththe zealous Interest taken
"Conn
-the firsts State to better than men know women. We Arnpton«ls
by
leading physicians in looking
provide for the State control of flying have been *wailting patiently for siz afterthethe
conditions of the
teen years for an-ooportunity to have piace, and sanitary
machines,
§
always vigilant in meeting
«
!
active to thoig.} ==«
L¥aftous worshipers and are well ittendeti-the-Presbytérian, the
dist, gh‘gfiqgan Catholigand, St.: An- |
Axnan'g Sun'rag’ewSametg of Neu: Yes-(Egg*
1g3 ®
kfié’g‘fififi” LJ y m,
VicePrake!
L E. TERRY
-*- Cue
'eA ¥ W
ol «»
Drafts sold on , all parts of
.
.
Mowing, Etc.
« LWBO-alsorepresented the Equal
Pairifélfl: tor Franchise Asgociation and the Wo-
SEnata
Control of Flylog.Machines.
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'the rates and practices of teloptzons gress, » It does not last longer than
companies, be accepted as mow jrastl» either side desires it to last. I am
{ying different charges as between dif- convinced that after it has been given
ferent subscribers similarly siturted, one year's trial, neither side
will
euch undue discrimination being - for . think of reversing it. That is my cop1895, is open every week
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day and evening gnd is free to all. It test.
bidden by the act."
High GradePianos toa
viection. I cannot go into an argument.
bas grown rapidly and now contains [ John Bloamingurgh. Hamnton nt |
Curiously, the ordered
diseon"You say that the Repullican farm- £000
|
Main
St.
Southampton
volumes,
and the reading room mag Harbor,. L. I. N. Y , savs ~d have
tinuance of this discrimination will ers are going to deseft us if we put
is supplied with
JAS. C. LAWRENCE:
"
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increase the company's revenues. as that through. I am very sorry 'if that «inces and books the leading maga~ never farted to recommerd Doan's "Kid [
of reference.
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it necessitates increasing the rate of is to be the case. because I have a
has~]
Main St, Southampton
The Art Gallery, the Botanical neyZ Pal's whenevergan opportunity
Fr
.
the twenty-seven old subscribers to personal lHking for -the Republican Garden and the Gymnasium are | o cuted. This remedy not orly relier. 4 HENRY H. CHATFIELD,
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comform to current rates.
farmers just a little mite stronger graceful and vajuable contributions [el me of distressing pars and weak:
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
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is
to
the
social
and
intellectual
life
of
| than @or tile Femocratic farmers, alness acro«s the email of my back. bat BRIDGEAAMPTON, N. y.
the communityy.
A
RAILROAD MUST REDUCE FARE
though they are all citizens of the
The Sotdiers® Monument, erected to also corrected a dithouwity with the kid. Southampton to C200 -- THEUnited States whose welfare 1 must to]? memory of the soldiers
and sailors ney secretions which had anroyed me Friday, inclusive, from 10 a m. to 4
hold equally in my care."
Court Upholds Barnes Act
Southampton who #erved-thoir. for several yeare. In February 1907 $] p. m. Office nextdoor southofbank.
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Repolishing Pictures
and Brass Beds
Hill," from the top of which is a most
Horses Shod on mest
enchanting. picture of land and sea. ST. ANDREW's DUNE
CHURCH
Approved Prinoiples,
Fhe resources for pleasure and
Services every Sunday at 11 00 A M
amusement are amply supplied to
and 500 P. M., during june. July.
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maet the taste of gll classes,
p
August, and September.
The Meadow Club, with its comCartlages,Buckhoards, Wagom,
modtous-hou se-and-wet|
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Is open to tennis, croquet and other
Carts, etc.
Amusements that invite to manly exAGENTs POR
THIS 18 CERTAIN
ercise and innocent recreation.
IL H. Babcock, Cortland,
The Golf Club, on the Hills, with
its lovely views over ocean, Shinne- THE PROOF THAT SOoUTHAMPWatertown Wagon Companies
{cock and Reconic Bays, is probably
TON
READERS
CANNOT
LENXNY.
the finest located club of its Kind in
What could furnish stronger evidence
the country, where mon and. women
Eet a.most rattonal exercise and social of theccficlency cof any Feméedy than
life in its most. attractive form.
the test of.time. Th.
of people w.
G.
CORWIN
The Southampton Club, for gentle,
men, is well supplied with daily read- testify that Doan's Kidney Piils cure
Graduate Optician
ng matter, stock exchange reports, permanent'y
and affords to its members many rea(haltfnl emdlorsements should prove
sonable social advartagces.
aas 3 oad bend voor hs madly.. 2 Lute (14.6 f., t uals liad comedy
The 'So
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on, with its park of about fifty
Prescription Work a Specialty
testified
to
the
reliet
they
chad
derived
mcres, provides for the annual Horse
Show, polo, baseball and other ath- trom the use of Doan's Keiney Fil
letic sports.
| They now confirm their testimenia'- , We make.model or r pair anv broken
The Rogers Memorial Library, ded- They say maritime Ras c ompleted the ppiti in SJreitaides or Eyeglasses,
pout delay.
fcated in
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s
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pro-
- Cults.
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for
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and
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wheat
couid count on these people every
the commission's jurisdiction.
time. If this measure goes through
Shoemaker declined to sign the re
it w$H discriminate against our marssidencetelephone
kets, and Canada will get the benefit;
because the charge demandei-ths
-it-selH make 4+ harder for us to get
wegular Washington ratee-was maa dollar. No President ever command.
- terlally
y higer than-paid-for-themame
ed the faith of the farm people in
service by twenty-seven neighbors in
times past more than you, and I ask
Drummond, dld subscribers, who had
[-you whether. you do not think that we
«©ontracted with the company w"hon| will suffer if we are put on a free
. 3t operated the now abandoned ex- trade basis?"
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change at Drummond.
"Certainly." said the Persident, 'I
The complainant maintained that
have no disposition to interfere with
the rate was unlawful .and discrt
the prosperity of those who make «up
#ninatory, but didnot aver unree:sonthe bone and sinew of our population
--- -sbleness.._The commission uphold his
-the farmers-and 1 am convinced
attitude as "entirely sound." It h«eld:
that I am in no way intérfering with
"The contracts between old sub- It If I am-if we carry through this
@ctibers and the defendant, even treaty and it turns out that it does
though valid
when made,
Comers
haynes
HC, cannot,
CRRROL, after. _produce.the-injury-that-you-antisctpate,
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.
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our
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