Nassau County Review 19030731

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SAU   COUNTY   REVIEW
A   TAMIi-V   NKWSl-ArEB   OF  LOCAI.  AMD   UXKKKAL   IKTKM.IUKNLK
TSSXS: Sl.tO   TEASLT   II   ADTARtX
FREEPORT,    N.   Y.,   FRIDAY,   J FLY   .31,    190.].
NO. 40.
Woodcleft
^Hie Freeport Bank
Ca*it«i •ao.ooo
MAIN STRCCT, FRCCPORT
h^
J. mWDALL. Prealdent
mtljtfitKMr T. BFRAODie. Vlee-Prea, mriMAM B. HALL. Osshler
.Hall ¦dgar
In.m.
mentB In every denartmeal equal to I hose ofollberthoNew York or Brooklyn banks or Trust t^ompanlsa. aad every accoino- dallen a* far as la ooaBlstcnt with con- BBrvaMve maaagemant.
latsssat at the raleof Sper cent, pahl <m time depoeltB. three imintha or more, Drafta iBsacd on all parla at Enrope, Doee a general banking bnsinesa, AcoOantB of oorporatlnns. companies, •onletlse, bIc., sollolted. Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
sanltof (Centre
¦f
watte Bvenae «eclMlua«ntre,X,.l.
RUM R. MITN. Pretideal TNOMS •. MWNT, Vitt-rreaKtit
¦MNI T. MVNOII, Ciililtr.
Xoacd o( VIrectora
OeorgB W. Davison Thomai O. Koight
John Tloeent Hiram B. Smith Oleatworth D, Oornb** Wcalej B. Smith
ClhariBB W. Hares Charia* L. Wallace
Arrendar Smith Anstlu Cornwell
John W. DeMott John T, Davlroa
Edward T. Thurstoa Hamlltoa W. Pearsall
We do a n«neral Banking Bosin*** of Ucpoa' It aaa DIsoouBt'
InlerBst Mid on Spwlal Ofpoalta,
Drafta Issoad nn England and th* Continent.
Your Patronage sotlollpd.
Banking Honrs: I A. a to 8 p. H,: Balnr- dav, a A. M. tu 12 H,
Olaconnt Ilaya: Tnesdays   and Frld ryp.t'A
Establtshed 1866
S2M0 IN U5e.
Natbashek Piano  Mfg. Co
Ol  NEW   HAVEN.  CONN
Excels In qoalitiea which go lo make a flrat oloBB loBtromsat In ton*, loach and general workmanship as w«II oa beauty of case d* sign thcjr stand narlvalod.
We have mannfaotnred piano* for over thlr ¦ ¦ tdlaoalls-
Wo employ straight forward bnBln«ss mclh- "   "       ivali
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toyoarhome, Youavold all dealers'and com- mission agent*' ptollla.
Onr goamnt** Is abaolale and go** with every plsno.
Send for daacrlptlve oatalagnc.whlch we will ba glad to furnish yon apoa r*qu*Bt,
ChoLS. C Brockington
U But IMh StrMt
NEW YORK
Biirgains in PIANOS AND ORGANS
All bills payable to QEO. W. PEASELL, successor
^AftSikS»St.^3St;Sk tlf
Furniture Ciirp8ts&
if'   '   ' ttf
1^  C. PEASELL        :^
Best Cooking 5tovc  ',%
Stoves. Ranges, Hooseturnlsbing Goods.... Oil and Gasolene Stoves
itf^nfntf^i^^
IS"
-iAURA £
or ear othor ktnd. k
C. PEASELI. ft SON &
Untlertakera antl Embalmers   T
Talepheno Call, 19a ^
51? %«* ^i# ''iff 'Ve? *ii? '^inf ^i^ ^i'?
i
IN ANY LIGHT
Make finished pictures on
^he Kodak Plan
Lood and unload Kotlaks anywhere.      Develop without tlitrk room in tb* Kodak DevelopiuK Machine.  Print by tlar or ui^ht ou Dokko
Kodaks. $5 to $75
Brbwnie Cameras. $1 and $2 MjodaK. 'Dm^elopin^ Machines Alo* a varlad atock el
Filmi     Solio     Velox S* F* PEARSALL
Main St., Freepoit
Ditttktam... R. P. JEFFREY & SON
P'«"t»  TREES, SHRUBS AND
LTt;vr;,:    HOTHOUSE  PLANTS
raetiona will ba
found   In   oor , ^ ^ .._,,..»_
priee   Ilat foe '"  Bcoai numbara and variatlaa. Irua to  noma
planting and and  dug 'roah  from the ground, and
earing fortraaa. Thia   price   liat
W. VAN WICKLEN
PLUMBER
daliverad In a ahort tlmo In moiat eonditlon
la froo.
BELLMORE,
L. !.
'   ^-g'¦'--'•¦-¦ ¦"''a^^'.
This ManteL..
In Oak, Gloas Finiih
$15
Oak Cabinet Niantels from $12 up
MANTEL & FIREPLACE FITTINGS
of all Hnds, at citj iiriros
BATHROOMS   ANO   VESTIBULES   TILED
ORNAMENTAL CENTERS AND BRACKFTS
D. MORRISON
Show Rooms Crove Street, Freeport
SteoLm  Boilers
)team and Hot Water Heating
Main St.
nl •ri'Ii-phoiie, ISn.
FRCCPORT
Innn; llistani-e ,V*ft
' m'^\ O
R. LOSEE
dealer In
CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO
AND CIOARS
.LUNCH ROOM.
in all 8tyk's Fulton St. - Frooport
J.VERME
Wholeealfl    Retail ForeilTD and Domeatlo
and Vegetable D*IIciwi<^i
ALSO   FINE   CONFCCTIONCRV
city price*
Peanuts a Bpeclaltr
Good* delivered promiillr
Main 8t„ uear the Bank. rKEEI'OKT
S^/s^>s>s^>5>s>s/s^r
For Beliablo CarpctS
Sorvicenblo
Furniture
and Exccllout Bedding
CALL ON
L.  0.   NICHOLS,
Uor. Kulton und Cliuri^li Sih., FRCEPORT,   L.  I.
Dry aniJ Fancy QoodA,
Notion*, etc., etc..
In f.-uit ovcrythiiiK kept in a FIRST-CIASS DRY COODS STORE
Fred. W. Conrader
denlurIn
Imported and Domestic
DELICATESSEN
rbo flnent Cheese, lloIoennR, Hhih, I        Cooked Corned Beef, Roast Pork,
iVlso all kinds smoked Fish, Salmon, I Stnrgeon, Eels, Bloalers, elc.
Preserved Flsh, Salt Mackeral, Herrinif, I Anchovies, Bisniarck Herrinit,
(       Pickled Herrinjt, Rolled Herriug I and Sordines
Fulton Street      -      FREBPORT j      VVILLIAiVl H. POST
SnceeMiir tn J. T. Toat & Son  I>»lfr In	
Choice Groceries Fiour and Feed
MAIN STHEET, FRECPORT
Horlh of i_. I. R, R'. "tf- R'DiI'll A>«*u*
Havo jour tried onr
New Butcher
yeff tt uot, why we aro sellinp the rhoioost meat in tho market at lowest rates.
Main St, bet. Fulton and Sinith Sta.
F. PITTERMAN. Prop,    j
Formerly W. H. rntterMoii'M
Wlieels are Buzzing
liiady tn ilo ull kinds of work, such :is niiikitift winilow frames, diwr frames, •lii.sh, lloors, brackets, Orill work und *tair ImildiuK at tho lowest prices.
ChaLrles. L. SeamaLn
  : I'pper Main St. FREKPORT, L, I.
PIANO    TUNING.!CARPENTEH 01 BVILDEH
/^^^^^^^^\^\g^S
HERBERT RICE
for 2t) years with F, U, Cliandler. tho well-known Brooklyn piano dealer, is now prepared to tako orders for piano taniuft, and Roarautees liest of work. Anyone desiring his service may leave their order at tho Review olliee, whore they will bo forwarded. Refers by permissiou to
Mr. R. H. Mayland. Froeport
Time-Table
Tbi Kit 7o:1: and Long kiud Traction [t>
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WINDELS
frenchTceIream
and Choice Confeetionery, French Fruits, Fancy Chocolates Ainn our home mnde ttocnannt Hal In. lA^nion ro.o«nul. r<j«niit Hrlltle. Old Ka«hlone<I Mo- laiweH randjr, ('iK-itAiiiit Kls***. I'eanul Bar, C'rrAm I'KraiiielB. kII kinds of Mixed ChdiIj:, Baiter Scolrh, Fruit Ham. Cocomiut IlarB. all dodH lit Taffy, etr.
I'liiinhrs, Famll|.-'< and Partti-s Supplied
I When you
I Insure Your House
I vou waut to bo sure tlitit tlio
iiisur.'mco coinpany is alisolutoly roliiiMo.     Wo are aRPut  for tho
j QERHAN ALLIANCE
ouo of tlio most secure iu tho j world
j        LOWEST RATES
V. Q. WALTERS
i REAL ESTATE
' lloviow Buikling  - Frooiiort, N. Y.
I'S^EA"
I      TRIPS
i      of two to five days' duration, tiro offorod by tho
OLD DOMINION LINE
to
Norfolk
Old Poii\< Cotnfort
Virginiai Bea.cK
Ocean View
RicKmond. Va.
and
Washington, D. C.
Slenmors sail daily, except Sunday, at 3 p. ill. from Pier'ili, North Uivor, foot of Beach street, Now York.
For fall Informallon apiily In
Old  Dominion  Steamship Co
<l BEACH STREET, NEW YORK   N  Y H. U   Wai.kkh. Tram.' Hanaiier
J. .1   Urown, Ofopral Paafteiiucr Afft
Brick Block
Main Street
FREEPORT
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CROMBIE'S COUGH CURE
CURES EVCRY IIND 0^ COUGH.
The Wall Street Journal
I Liives    advice    ami    ansivi r.-i.    wllhout
rharife,    iiiquines   almut   iiiveKtmeiiis.
Studies   uiiilerlyiuK canses  of   market j nioveiuents.    DetermineH fiwts  Knvern-
inu value of Kivurities C'ritieiM-s.analyses , md n'vivws Kailnmi and IndiiKtriiil re-
(xirts.    Has eomplele tallies uf cariiiiiKS ' if pnipiTtu^s.    Ijuotes active ami   iiiiic-
tive stocks   and   Imnds.      Kecnnts   the , the last sale of bonds and the  riel.i on
luvmtment at the price, Onr ivh,y,l,iily .-.intullt ih( TllK Wai.i.
StKKKT   JOIRNAL   IK   fcf/(-r   i/onlilied   lo
inretl money  tnfely  an,i  prnjiinhly  nnil
'n adrite almut inretlmentt Ihnn mir   nhn
itiM-S nnl dn ,n
Puhlished dailv hv
Dow, .lottos \- Co , AA  Hroad St , N. Y
The oldest news ajtency of Wall St.
|I2 a year, $1 a month.
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glKK.Ns
l'ar^> 1,'arr Friinl SI.   r
•Mad. rvrr) tinur fmm '
and '« Hunilii). a llilrlr
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Ynrk I'll,
New York
FKANK A   IMI.HAMOl-..
R^oscoe Lumber Co.
Wholrsalr im.l Kriail
Yfltiiw Pino .lllll   S|iniro   TiuilMi',
Whito rino. il.iiildiiins, Trim
atlll HnX Ltimix'r
Cypress a Specialty
IVcl Av..r,u.'.nd N'r«l,.«n  I'rrrk.
LONG ISLAND CITV, N. V.
Trlrplii.nr^ I'L.'and t:< lir... .n..iiit
This is tho year to bny
A Lot oi\ the Beach
while you can pret it at the old pric •.
Thoro will be an advance in prices after
this season of '2,'y aud .'iO per cent,   Tho
Hotel Site
one acre and two buildiufts for sale, Iufonuation by cnllinR or artdressinu
Mrs. A. J. Scott
Freejiort. Nassau Co,, N, Y
Formerly Richard Smith's Beach (iuarantee deed
J. SEYMOUR SNEDEKER COUNSCLLOR-AT   LAW Hemps'ead
Naw Yorh
(Ilorln llrmii-.liail Il.iiik Hiilliliii,; I'nrnrr Main an.l Kulinn Slnits
EDGAR JACKSON
COUNSELLOB-AT-LAW
132 Nassau St
NKl\   juliii BALDWIN,  NASSAU CO.,  L   I
SIDNEY H. SWEZEV
COUNSELLOR-AT. LAW
¦enef to Loin on Bond ind lloit|i|e
I.l.'.N.i««aiiSi   N.'W York Il»i*iilrn.'r. Smith M .nrarCliiinh,   prr..-,,.-,
Pettit Bros.
Undertakers and Embalmers
r. M.'W nuildiuK, Main .'•^treet I RHE(»ORT. N. Y.
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OERMAKOLA o<ntmeiit oures all skin diseases.
liyoriCK   TO   rUEUlTOItn—PiirKUant  tn
i\ ar ordrr of Hon. Rol-rrt .-v^aburv. Surrn- fair of the County of Naaj^n, nolirr l. Iirrrby irlvrn to all tirnwinfi havinc claim, acainst Hamrl K. ,Smith. late of thr Town nf Hrinp- i»lp«d In the «il.I r.mnly. iW<faM*d. to prti.rnt the Nlnir wllh Ihr vonrner.lherr.tf. tn the .•Tib- .crllirr. thr ailmlnlnlalor rlr., of uld di'it<aw<I at her |ila<'r of tniii.'urlinii lin.iiira. at ."xa- f€>rrl. Xa.wa,i Co. N. Y .onorlnfon^ thrl.«l<lay nf IVI.ihrrnrlt. llati^.I Marrh •>. limr.
IlAniiiCT c SMiTn.
¦\roTIfK TO rKKl>IT«llS.-riin>ilBiit to i\ aiMinhr ..f Hon. IllUlKHT SKAHIIIY. .Siimtfalriif Ihr C.iinlv .if Nassan. nnii.r ii hcnby k-uni   I,,  all  imt^.^is    hiivlni;   .-la ms
iwalnst Conirliii liahlwin. la f Ihr'nn'in of
urmiwtoHd in Ihr s.ii.l I'oimt)'. drcra.'H'.I, lo prriH'nl itiea.inir with the rom hera lhrr<s>f. lo Ihe siilwwrilMT, tlir ailioinislrator etc. of said diTeatw.1 fit hrr [ilacr of ininsat-tliiK HuhI nrss at hrr r.-!.|.U'iioe al Frer|..irl. Nasaau I ounly, Nrw Y'nrk on or orfnrr th.' lutli day of NovrmlHT next. Ilate<l AprtI 2  HkO,
,A.VNA li. CoHXwri.i.. A.Iiniiilstrnt.ir EnwiMi. Whiiiht.
Alt y fnr A.liiiinlstr.i'nr, It.K'kvlll.-Crntr.',
Naasau Couniy, N. Y.
TITOTICIC   T4> CltEniTOKS   INirtin.tnt   to
i\ an ..nier of Hon. Ili'ItK.KT SKAItlKY. SurroKatrnf thr C.mntv ..f Na.'Saii. nntic h hrrrby Kivrn to all istmiili tiavlnu rhiniiM aKaiii..t KlizaNlh s. I„>r(l. Inlr of Ih.' Tn« ;i .if Hruipstiiwl In llir said Cnuntv. .I.'<'.'a«..,l. I,. pr..sriil thr Ninir wllh lb.' v.iu.lirr»lli.'rr..r. lo tb.' Mil,»i'ril'rr. ihr eternt.ir rlr. ..f sai.l ilii'iss r.l.at lilapln.eof In "
I.a
MU Co., N, Y. on or hrfore Ihe Isl .lay of l)r- rriiiN^rnelt lliiKsl April :«l, llKl.
IV"
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ill nn order nf Ilon. linli.rt Sraliury, Mirro- galenf thc Cunly nf Nns.sau. n.illie is hrr.by Kivrn In all persons havinit rlaiius awalusl Charles II. I'a».'h. Intr of tbr Town nf Ilenip ptrad. in Ih.^ sai.l I'.niniy. .lr<^ease<l. to prrs<'nt Ihr sume with Ihr vniulirrs llirreof,I.Hlir kuIi- (srilirrs, Ihr rx.'rlltnrs of sai.l .l.s.','!..-.! ai thrir pla.'e of trauMi.'lliiR lvi.il.irs< nl thr nllt.'.'nf ih.'ir iill.irney, llenrfr IV Iloliillni:. al ,Vi Wall St , N. Y. Cily. nil or iHf.irr Ihr Ist iliiv ot Ih-
Dat.sl .May 13, IKII.
KhiK.ilt 11. I'fis.'b. 1
Anton Kiltrl. ' Kxrriit.irs.
N"
l'ITSpiT!nnm'atiT(?urei,i..No flts ornerroas- nrss aftor llr«t .lay', nse of Dr. Kline's Oreat N'.'ri'.>noetorrr, Tin rial loiile and treatlMtreo Dr, I!, II, KLtKr.Ltd.,9ai ArchSt., Phils.,Pn
The fellnw wh^i is alwayt a.lcing K>me- hnily rise tn iiiit in a g,io,,l wor.! f.ir h.m IS seliloiii worth the trouit'e.
-tr.a Alt^ti'a Poot-ICao*. « the onlr eure for BvollcD, f^mtrtlnc I, AohlDB, Hot, Kwestlng Feet,Corns anil >ns. .<»k tnrAIIen'»Foot-Ka.si>,«pow.Iat shnken Into fhe shoes. Cure* while vou Al all I'ruitalsts and 8ho« Store.., 5v. : nceopt nnv substitute. Sample sent , A.l.Iress.Allen 8, Olmited. I.elloy, N.Y.
I nil  rUlit   to  h% ioft-herrted  if jrou nt ;i!«o soft-headed.
Mra.WIa«Iow'»9oolhlaf^rrup(jroliIIdre» loethlnR.sufteatbevums, reduces Inflaiima. ilcn,alliiyspain.emo3 wind ooUo.33«, absftle
.K girVa own brother is neiTr an nice ai
oilier girls' brothers.
riso's Cur* For Conaiimplloa Is aa lafalllbla njedl.'Iae lor .mus'Uj and colds.—M. W. SiiiriL.O.'oan l1rove,X.J,, Keb, 17, 190J,
lieiiius doesn't always look weii in cvea-
. notice Is hrnly iventnall person" liavi.ii; rlnliiis acainst liil¬ ius Penn-nll, hilr uf   Ihr ¦town nt   IIriii|ist.'U.| ill Ihe snid  County, d!S'.'as«.J.  I.> prtsmt Ih.' snmr   wilb the voil.li.Ts  Ihrrr.'f.   In  Ihe  suli- s. rlNrs. t bo rx.iul.irs nf tl,..  last   Will  an.l I'estanienl of M.i.l .lr.^.^.se.1. iit  II.rir t.lji.'.'.,f tninsai'llnit business at tJir rrsi.Irn.e rf Kran <'i»,I'BarKall nt Krii'isirt. Sassjiu Cnunlv, N.'w \nrk,ni, or lirl.in   ihr l,ilh .lay of lliH'rmb.'r n. xl Dated May -in, lHul.
NllTll'K TO t'KKIMTor.S.      I'llrsililit   to an ord.T ..f II..ii. I!..li.n .-irah irv, ,>~Mrr.,- iialr .if Ihr Cnunly ..f Na-siiii. rioli.'r i's hiTrby
munnr, lHl.'".,r Kl'.'¦r"«n'n'l i'l.'i;i'',s'!''n''Ti.'i""c sulli C.iuuU, .i,,,.;is,..l, i„ ,.ri's,'ul Ih.' sail.,. Mllll thr vnii.hrrs lh"r,...r l.i Ibr subsTilior thr.'X.s'Ut.ir.il Ibr Lost   Will   ,-»ii,t   'I .•slaiiirul
nf  Ihr  d..i'.lis,..l, al   bis  ],l„ f   Inili-ii. Ijntf
Imsiiirss, al Ihr i'.-si.teii.r nl  1'li.irli s II.   Hav¬ nor al  Kri.,.p.,rt. .Nasssu   C..UI1U.   .N.-vv   Y..rU, .10 ..r brfiire lb.'Irt.tli 'biv. f 11.'. ri]iii..r mxt. I lalr.l Mnv l-J, ,liitl.
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NOTICK  TO CKI.'.tilriHlS.-- I'urslliiiil   lo liiior.I.rof II.IU. Ilnb.rl S<.ul.u.v. Mirni- KUI.' ..f Ih.. C..11I ly lit Nu-s.iii, n.lli. r IS Ir-ei.y k'lvril    In   all     p.Ts.iMS   touilu;   . luillls   u;.-ii;nsl It.ibrrl I'lnvvriubl. l..l,.,,r Ib.'i'.oni .,f   ll.'iup siraii Inlhrsai.l C.iiiitv. ,|,,..„s..,l. 1.1  pn'sn.t 111.' samr  vvith  III.   v.....-.,rs  Ib.r......   1.1  ihr
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tr.'iiis,iriliii.-tiusiiir.ss.:il l.i Kulinii »l .tl.in>ui.'h nt ltr...iklyii. I Ity ..f N.w Vi.rk. Nrw V.irk.oii or b..r..r.. ibr Irlilb i.ilv nf IJ .rllib.'r nr.v I. Dlllril .¦'.1:1'. '.".l. IlHi.
lIoBAIIIillAlsl IV.
I'x. .'III.I-
WeaK m Hearts   •
Are due lo Indigestion. Nlnely-nlne of every one hundred peop'e who have heart Irouble can remember when II was simple Indiges¬ tion. It Is a scientific fact Ihat all cases of hearl disease, nol organic, are nol only traceable Io. but are the dlrecl result oi indi¬ gestion. All food taken into Ihe slomach which fails of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach, puffing It up againsl the heart. This interferes with Ihe action ol the hearl. and in Ihe course of time that delicate bul vital organ becomes diseased. Mr. D.Kaublo.of Nevada. 0..sa]rs: Ihadstomach Irculila and was In a tMd state as I had heart troublo with II. 1 took Kodol Oytiwpsi. Curo for about foui months and it cured mo,
^odol Digestt What You Eat
and  relieves   the  stomach  of  all  nervous strain and the heart of all pressure. Botllesonlr,   SI.OO Sl^a holdinf 3S tlmei the trial
tlae, which sells for SOc. Prepared by ¦. C DeWITT * OO., OHIOAOa
PEPSIKOLA   cu.eo
Indigestion aud dyspcijs.'a.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Mortgage at 5"%
ALL GOOD LOANS ACCRPTKIl AT ONCL,
ALBERT D. BAFF, CounscHoratlaw
BABYLON,  N. Y.
MONEY TO LOAN -^.":i'i.' ""
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R^eeve Sa BssLrtlett.
Title Insurance & l^ortJraJ{e Loans
tlysirr Ilav lUlik Mills'., Ojs Hay. L. I. Trlrlb.uir In all nni.'.'s.
R. A. Dorlon
BO   YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Patent
MARK! OCSIdN*
CopyRiOHT* Ac.
nrone sendtnjt askeirh an.1 rtewrrlni Un ni«. ctly asrertain nnr .,i.in:..ii free .
ii.ini.iru'iireonr' senl fr- \ liMeal
.ntldeiillul. Ilan.lhonknli fi
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A hanisomelr ll,a«»rflte.1 weeklr.    1 Jfaeat rtr-
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MUNN & Co."'"—'New York
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LOCAL
A   Isi  o
Long DISTANCE
Telephone
KEEP COOL IN HOT WEATHER
RESIDENCE   TELEPHONO   SERVICE   ADDS   MORE  TO   CO.MFORTABLE LIVINQ IN HOT WEATHER THAN ANY OTHER ONE THING
Ti HEW M MSHEW jQiSEimmE wm
81 Willoughby Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
HairSplfts
¦'i have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for thirty years. It is clegan: tor a hair dressing and for keeping the hair from rplitting at the ends."— J.A.Grucnenfelder,Grantfork,IlI.
Hair-bplitting splits friendship J. IT the hafr- splittJng Ij done on your own head, it l^se? friends for you, foi' every he.', of your head is a friend.
Ayer's Hair Vigor in advance wili preven. the splitting. If the spirting has begun, it wil! s:op it.
11,1* • bonle,   .^11 traiiliu.
If your dnicclst ennnot supply yon,
send ua one d..t1ar •ml »e will eiprraa
yon a t»ttle.   Its sure nndj.iva tho name
of your nearest express offl.'e.   Address
J. C. AVER CO,, Lowell, Umaa.
Uhe KjodaK. Ctrl
¦aya for ytm to bny yonr irapplica nt
home.    Thn price is the samo iu city or
conntry
KODAKS
FILMS
Velox Solio
S. F. PEARSALL
Opposito Poet Oflico Freeport, N.Y
Chas. 0. Colvii\&Co.
BELLMORE, L. I.
huildem of nml dealers in
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N, Y. and N..I. Teleplione idll lirllinore. . Work cniled fur and delivered
Onr cnrriiiKos  are in eicepliomil con. dition,  nnd Ihe priees must moilerute. We mention u few : Unniiliiints, 11,") to f'2-2o
.Surreys, $ii,"i lo $27.") Opin and lop depot wapoiis, f l."i l<i  -d.'i Top d.liv.ry anil Lusiiuss wagons, ifllll
tii$-'.»0 BiipKien, ».'iOto  '-'^."i
Karm waf;. ins f-li to ^i8^
We iilliivv  a  lilieral dis.'iiiiiit   to cash buyers.    l.ar(;i' ass.iitiM.'iit nf
Harness and Horse Goods
,\!1 psxls lionnlit of ns are snld as warranted
Repairing, Trimmia?, Faintisg, Letieriag
Kstimates ami iiricns fnriii-hid
$18
WHEELS RummsD
COMPLETE
.Sali.-faitiiiii uaaraiil.'eil
Fourth of July
will not lie h. rc, afc-uiu fnr ..ne wliol.^ year, hnt H. H. Nortuii e.in 1«. f.,unil evi ry day in till'yre.-k and every week in the niiiiith atnl every month in the year in tlie next year to cuine unrviiijt his 1 astiiiiurs witll tlin is >I ents of meuts that ean la- f.>uiiil
H. H. NORTON
Fulton St. . l-reeport
Telephone C.ii
J, M. HEWLETT
Hay, Feed
I and
Bundle Wood
Church St.. FUEEPORT, N. Y.
W. F. SOUTHARO
I Undertaker ud Embalmer
j lir,.r. Jun. Ii.,c 1 l..ir. I, .n.l MA.n .-.Is
FRCCPORT, L. I,
I f'a;,h pr./mpl.r attri,UA.I da) . r nlirnt
' 'suag Uiau T*l. uOixi Ml; RxIdwMX k ITreapart
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
|t':\.rv lan. iinl.'iui .1 .lllTrrrnt Mmr slmll tie pre».ril)»d Itirreln. ahall nol l.<kr rITm unlll Ihe twrnltelh dnv aft.r It ahall have l..>...nir u las Srvlion U, arllrle II. chap¬ t.r k, liencral l.ii»s )
I-IIAIV ITS,
AN ACT to amend chapl. r three hundreii
un.l thirty-f.nir of  lhi. lawa of nlnrte,.n
hiinJreil   an.t   one.   entitled   "An   aot   In
relail.Ul  tu lenenirnl   house* in oltles of
the tli'Bl  llase ¦  aa amended by   rhnptor
tlirr.' hundre.1 an.l tlft.v-lwc of thr lawe
of nlneleen hundre,I and t».i
Berame  a   law.   April   14,   l<>li.l.   with   the
approval of the Uovernor.    l*asse.I. Ihree-
fltths being present.
The I'eople of the Rtate of New York. repreaented In Senate und AsaemMy, du •niirt as follows
S.'.'tlon 1 SuMlvlsIon .Irven of section two ot chapter three hundreil and thirty- four of the taws of nlneli.«i*n hundreii and one. rnillled "An net In relation is tene¬ ment houses In elites of the Hrst class. " as unirndeil t.y ehapirr tlirre hun.irrd un.l flfty-lwo of the laws of nineteen hundrt-il and IWO. la hrr.liy amen.lrd to read mt, foll.iws:
II. Wherever the words, charter, ordl- naneea. rraulallona. .Irpartment of lullld- Ings. .leiuirtmenl of health, department ot wuter supply, tire deimrtment, department oharit.'d wllh the rnforcemenl ot this act. corp.iratlon roiins.'!. elty trrasiiry or tire limits occur In this ael they shall he ron- atrii.'.l as If foll.iwr.I by the words "of the city In which the Iriiement house Is sit¬ uated" Wherever thr words "Is .iieu- pird' afe us...! In Ihls aet applylni; to any bull.Una. aueh words shall be ronstruvd as If followed by the words "or Is In¬ lrn.I.'.I. arranK.'d or drslBlied lo be occu¬ pied."
i -', S. ,'tioii two of snid net Is herehy amen.l.sl by a.Idlnu th.'reto a new subdi¬ vision, to tie known as subdivision twelve, an.l lo r.'iiil as follows:
III. Tlir h.^lRlit of a lenemciil house Is the prrpendlriilar .listance meiisur il In a atralkht Ilne from the curb level lo the hlflh..st point of thr roof beams, the mens- urom. Pla In all eases to he lak.n throuKh the irnlrr of the facade of the house. Whrro a building Is on a corner lot and ther.' i(^ moro than .me grade or level, the measurements shall be taken througli the center .if the facade on the strrrt having thu Krenlest grade.
S ;l. The said art Is hereby am.'ll.I.'d by adding tlierrto a n.w aeetlon. to tie known •a seellon flve, and lo read na follows;
i r.. Alt.Tatl.ins an.l rhauge In occu¬ pancy.- No trnement house shall at any time be altered so as to be In vlolalion ot any provision of Ihls act. It any tene¬ ment liouse or any part thereof Is occu¬ pied by more families than provld.'d In tills art. or Is erretiil. altered or .iceupled contrary to Inw, such tenement house ahall be deemed an unlawful structure, and the depnrtment charged with the en¬ forcement of this aet may cauae such building to be vacated. And such huildln( shall not ngain be occupied until It or Ila oceupa I lon. ss the ease may be, has been made lo conform to the law.
I 1. I hnptrr two of snld ael Is herehy amenile.l hy omIttlnB from title one there¬ of thr caption which reads as follows; "Provisions   appliealile  only   to   tcnemont
hou
sflr
ti^l."
I 5. 8i ctlon twelve of snld act Is hereby amend...I to r.'U.I as follows:
I IJ. Klrr-esrnpes. - Kvery non-Mreproof tenonieiit house herrnfter rrecttsl. unless provl.l.d wllh llrepr.i.if outside stairways dtrei-tly accrssltilr to rach apartment, shall iinvr flrr-esciipils located and con- atnu'teil [18 in Ihls section required, ex¬ cept that leiU'm.'iil houses thst aro less tbnn four sl..rl<.s In helghl and which nlso llo nol contain aceummoilntlons for more than f.iur families In all, may be egulpped with such other Iron, steel, or wire cable flre-.'srapea as may be approved hy Ibo department chnrgi-d wtth the enforcement of this net. such escapes must be capable of sustaining two thousand poun.Is, and be of suffleient length to reach from the top ll.i.ir to the ground, nnd with rungs nol more than twelve Inehes npart and not less thnn flfteen Inches In lenglh.
(1.) Thr lirr-..srapes shall oprn directly from at I.asl one room In ..nch apartment nt rarh St.iry nliove the ground floor, olhrr Ihnn a balh room or water closet compnrtnient, nnd shall not Incluilr the will.low uf a stair hall, nnd no flre-.'scape shsll he plaee.l In a court eacepl as pro¬ vld.'d In section flfty-seven of this act. FIrr-rsciipes may proji'ct Into the public highwav to a ilislali.-e not grenter Ihnn fiuir fi-et beyond the building line
I?) rire-eseapes shnll consist of outside np.n hou h,il. .mIes and stairways. The hul.'ony on the top flo.ir, rxi ipt In case of s fnint flri-es.'iipe, shall be provldrd with a goosr-n.^ck In.Ider leading from sul.l l.nle.inv In an.l nbove the roof. Buch g.)os.'-n..ek laiM. r ahnll be srciirrly fast- enril to Ihe wall of Ihe building nnd to thr roof, and ihere shall tie a spae.. of nol less thau eighteen Inehes between tlln oulslde line of surh lad.ler nn.l the onlrr rnll of llir tup tlr.-esrape bal. ony. Such ladder sluill be (onstrlietr.l ns provtilrrt for drop Indil.rs In sub.llvlslon righl of this s.'.'tlon: the strings shall be In one pli'.e un.l shall not b.' eonneeteil In parta by riv.ls and bolls: su.h la.Idrra shall be arnmgcil to rrsl ul ih.' Iinttnin on brnck- ets. iin.I ii.it on thr slata f.irming Ihe floor of Ihr balcony.
(3.1 Hnl.onlis The bnl.onlrs shall not be less than three fe.t In width, taking In nl Last ..lie will.I.IW of I'uch apartment at ench story above thi' Kround floor. They ¦ hnll be lirlow nnd not more than one fool ll. I.IW the will.low rills nn.l extend In front of and not I. tm than nine Inchea beyond .a,h win.l.iw. There shall l>0 a lanilliig uol less than twuniy-four Inches a.]uare at the li.'ad und foot of eai'h stair¬ way. In every i^Hse there shall tie a pas- sag.wnv hnw.in the siring of the stair¬ way and thc wall of the building or the outer rnll of th.' baleony. as the case may ll... su.li I .tssnui \iHv lo Ilr not less than foiirl..ii III. h.s wi.l.. Ill ev.ry part. The slaiiWiiy ..li.lilliK oik eneh plnlform Sliall be of 11 slz.. sullli'lent lo provl.tr clear he/1.1 Wily.
(I.) ri.iol'n of lialronirs --The floors of tni. ,,nirs shall li' of iMnllghl Iron or steel shil;. ni.l l.ss 111,111 .Hi.' illl.l a lialf ln''hes l.v   Ihr..'-. Iglitli,.   ..r  an   Inch,   piai-eil   nol
lliivilli; nil lllllill
SEVERAL
COUCHES
I   wiii lli.'S|lll,K(' of  HIIIIIO  Mt,
WHOLESALE PRICES
uw iiifr to liifk (if room
Ordem tiilvcn for
Picture Frames
J. S. SKaLpiro
UPHOLSTERER
Eiir Xiitnssn yitit Orer ud To Ordn
Main StfMt FRCCPORT, L. I.
A NEW TBBORY ABOUT  JN- DIGESTION.
Tb« Dyspoptla Mna* Holp Cmro   HlmatU.
Iho old «ay of trying to cure dyspep sia wilh artificial dijfestivea has been |irai lieally ahandoncd, f'onimon aanae leaeliea that instrad uf Uking remadie* lo proiluce artilicial di)!e«tioD tha atom¬ ach should bo stimulated to do it* own work. Tho Ijixakola (V, 48 Veaey 8t, .\ew York, are rerolutloniung tbe old- fiiRy noliona almut dyspepsia, and the .1) mand for their nrw remtsiy, Pepaikola, is swerpiiiK the country.
AeliuK on thr lielirf that thoae luffar- inp wilh indigestion ahuuld have intalU- gent advice aa lo diet, hygiene, and pbyel- cal exerciae, tho above company hare prepared a remarkable little treaUii^ ••.\ilviee to nyspcptica," obulnable ol your druggist Iree, or mailed oa iu|iMi*
I'epsikola cooU 2S craU, and there i* not ono peraon in all the world but will be benefited by taUof it
Thomaa Johnston, rr««p«rt, L.I.
PATENTS
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f'r criL' SNOW & oo.
X; PATIDT UkWTClia,
iSOk U.t.M,.«a««ica. MMHTM. t.C.   j
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LAXAKOLA
our** ooiwtipaClono
more Ihan one ana one-nuarter Inchee apart, and welt secured and riveted to Ir.tn bnit.'ns one and a half loohe* by Ihri-e-Hghths of an Inch, not over thrv* feet apart and rtveteil at the Inlerseetlon. Thr ends of sueh floor slata shall project beyond the platform frame, hut shall net rest on the Imttom rati. The openings for ¦talrwaya tn alt balconies shall not be less than twenty-one Inches wide and Ihlrty-two Inches long, and such openlnf* •hall hsve no covers of any kind. The platforms or balconies shall be eonstnict- nl nnd erected lo safely sustain In all Ibelr parts a snfe load at a ratio of four to one, of nof less Ihan elirhty pounds per square fool of surface.
(M Hnlllngs.-The outside top rail shall extend around Ihe entire length of the platform and In all cases ahall go Ihrousk Ihe wall at each end, and be properly ieciirrd by nuts and tour-inch aquaraf^ -i ¦rashers al least Ihree-elghiha of an Incii thlek, and no lop rati ahall be coanectod >t angles by cast Iron. Thr top rail ct linlconlea shall be one and three-quarter Inches by one-half Inch of wrought Iron. Dr one and a half Inch angle Iron one* tuarter Inch thick. The bottom ralla ahall be one and one-half Inchea by three- eighths of sn Inch wrought Iron, or one and a half Inch angle Iron, one-quarter Inch thick, well b-aded or cemented Into the wsll. The ends ot all rails which CO through the walla shall be workeil out 10 not less than three-quarter Inch bolt also for lop rails, or one-half Inch bolt also for bottom rails, and If constructed ae leparate pieces shall be proporiy secured te the rails with nol less than two one- half Inch rivets. The standards or fllllns- In bars shall not be less than one-half: Inch rfuind or square wrought Iron, well. rtvei.'ti to the top snd botiom rails and
Rlatform frame. Such standards or flll- ig-ln bars shall br securely braced by •utalde brackets at suitable Intervals, and shill he ptseed nol more than six IneheO from centers: the height of railings shall In no ease be less tlian two fert nine Inches.
l«) Stairways-The stalrwa>% shall bo pla.•r.t nt nn anglr of not more than sixty d.-grves. wllh si.ps not less Ihan sl> Inehes In width and twenty Inches In length, and with a rise of not more thaa nine Inch s: and shnll be conatructed and erected to fully sustain In all ihelr parte a snfe Inad al a ratio of four to one ot not less thnn one bundn-d pounda per atep, with the exception of the treetl whieh must safely sustain at said ratio ¦, load of two hundred pounds. The treads shall be flat open treads or may be coa- atructe.1 ot flat bars, not over one end one-half Inches wide, riveted to ancle Irons of a sis.* not less Ihan one and one- half Inch, with the open apacca between aueh liars not over tl';'ee-quarlera of an Inch wide. Thc strings shall be not leep than Ihree Inch clmnaela of Iron or sleet, or thrre-elghlhs by four Inch bare, or two three-eighths by one and one-halt Inch bars properly latticed, or two one* quarter by one and one-half Inch anglea properly Inltlced, or olher shape equally etrong. Unless of channel or angle Iron they shall be stlffeneil by the use et braces properly leaded Inlo or t»lted through the wall, and alao bolted through the string ll a height of not less than aeven teel above the floor of Ihe balcony. They shall rest upon an* bo boiled to O bracket, which shall be fastened through tho walls as hereinafter provided, Tho strings shall br seciuely boiled to A bracket nt the top, ndd Ihe slepa In all caaea shall be double riveted or boiled to the strliigs. The stairs shall have three- quarter Inch hand ralla of wrought Iraoi well braced.
(7.) Ilrackets.—Ths hrackels shall not bo lesa than onr-half Inch by one nnd three- quarter Inehes wrought Iron placed edge¬ wise, or one and three-qunrler Inch angle Iron, one quarter Inch thick, well braced; they   shall  nol  be  more  than  tour f*et apart, and shall be braced by roeana eC not  less than Ihree-quartera ot an lack   'i square  wrought   Iron,   and   shall  exteaC two-lhlrds of the width of the respeoUT* balconies or brackets.   Tha bracketa ehalt go through the wall and be turned doWM   i_ three Inehes,  or be properly secured M    \ nuts  and   four  Inch   squore   washers M' ^ leaat three-eighths of an Inch thick, new buildings the bracketa shall be set _   .^^ the walls nre being built.   When brackets  -^' are put on tenemmt bousee already eroot- ed  the part going through Ihr wall ahall    .'< not  br  less  Ihan   one  Inch   In  dlametss with   screw  nuts  and   waahers  not  leao ; ~ than live Inches square and one-half an Inch Ihlck.   If tho end going through tks wall Is separately conalrucled It shall bO properly connected   to  tha  bracket With not leas than two flve-elghtha Inch rivets etaggerrd.
(8.1 Iirop lodders.—A drop ladder ehall be required from the lowest balcony. Buch drop Inililer shall be of sulBelent length lo reach from Iho lowest bsleony or pisiform to a aafe landing place be¬ neath. It shall he not leas Ihau flfleen Inches In width, with strings not less than one-hnlf Inch by two Inehes and rungs not less than flvo-eighths of an Inch la diameter plaee.1 not over Iwelve Inches apart and properlv riveleil through the etrlngs. Where the lowest balcony Is more than fourteen fei^l above the ground beneath the snme. n suitable landing plst- fomi shall be provided. Bueh platform shall be locnted not more than ten feet above the ground and shall be connected with the flre escapes above by a stairway consiruetrd as In Ibis section required. Buch platform shall be nol lesa than four (eel In length liy three frel In wldlh, and ahali be provl.led ut eneh end with proper railings and a .Imp luddvr lo reach the ground. Except ns slwve speelflsd, It ahall he constructed In conformity with the other provisions of this secliun.
(»,) Palntlug.-AII the pnria of such llre- eseapes ahnll receive nol less Ihan two coats of paint, one In tho shop and one after ereeilon All flre-escape balconies shall contnln n plate flrmly faatensd tS the Blandurds or fllllng-ln bars near tbs tnp railing In front of and facing nl leaat one window In each uiinrlment usingguch baleony. sueh iilnle tn roniain In plain. large, prominent, raised lettera, each let¬ ter lo br not l.ss than one-half an liwh In length, th.' following words; ''Any OSS pinring nnv rnrunibrnnee on this bsloony will be flnrd ten dollars." The letlerln* on ru.h plans shall be palnteil with a paint .if a color different from Ihal on the blllly nf the idate so that Iha let¬ ters will I)" prominent and dislinct.
(IA.) Flre eseniH4« on woo.Ien tenement houH.s All flre es<.npea hereafler eon- striiclr.1 un wooden tenement houses shall conform In nil partlriilnrs to the provi¬ sions of N..I'll.in twelv.. of this net rxce^ an l..r..|iiartrr nieiill.ined: The rise of IhS steps of the stairways shnll be not more thnn ei.ven Inebrs: the strings shall be nnl less thnn .nr-.iuartei Inch by four Inch bars prop.rtv bra., d to Ihe wall as descrlb. d In subdli Islon six of Ihls sse- tlon: th.. brs.krls eiul lop rails shall be ae<'ur..I by bolts fbrough Ihe wall. In nS rase shall suld Ixdts pass Ihrough tko studs of mill wall, but shall be properly nuts
used     '
imh
such iilate to ll.
backed nnd r.-e aa thick as the lo the studs uen The bottom ml simlla
ugllt   Ir
I nr strll plate, Ihan thrive Inehes i.'h nii'l lo pnss ncross r .nitre Inner faees of at Thr sai.l plate shall bS f.,r<ed by s.ilM hlackln* ituddlng. flrmly aectirsd IS whi.h Ih- platepasaes. I   shi.ll  be  ...ured In
ot
Ihll
nvr.elgblhs
four Imhes long. Lord holes In the le   nol   more than
Inch  In diameter h V'les not lo irtrr Inches of tks
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serews not Ir Inch In .Ilaiiirler prop'^rly s.t. mnt atuds. said holes seven-sixteenths i and Ihr eenier oi wllhtn one and on sMes of the studs
I H. Rrrtlon thirt. in of said art Is hers- by amended lo res.I as follows: '/
I IT Ilulkh'^ads.-Kvery tenement honss hereafler erertrd shall havn In the roof S tlrepr.H.r biilkhrsd with a flreprmif lo the same, und shall stairs with s guide or hand rsll Iradlaa. to the roof, exc.'pl that In leneSMnl housea herrsfi.r er.eied, which do nsl axreed four slorlr. nnd cellar In height, and which also are not oi'cupled or ar- rang'd to he is.upled by more than itro famllt.'s on nny floor, sueh bulkheads mav be of wool e.ivored wllh melal on iMilh sld'^a. Thr slairs leading to ssah bulkheads shall be ronslrueted na speal- Bed In sections fourteen to Iwenly of thif aet.
I :  geriion flfteen of said acl Is hareby aminde.! to read ns follows: ..»-i
I 15  fitslrways   In   non-flrej>roof   balld- Ings - Kvery non-flreproof leoemenl knee* heresfler erected containing Over twenty- six apurtments or suliea of rnome sklWS the enlrsner slory shall elsu hsve aa r"" gitlnnal flight ot stairs for every addltll—   , al    twenty six    siiartments    or   fraeMsr-J thereof: If said houHe contains net ak Ihan thirty-six sparlmenls above tke ( tranre slory. In Ileu Af an addlllonBl Sla wsy.  the slatrs.  stair halls, and entrsn«S • balls through.iut  Ihe -nitre bulldlkg I esrh   be  al  best  nne.h-.If  wider sperirled In actions fourle<'n and i of this art.
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