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NASSAU •SSlOX.13 OOPIXJH. FlVti O-KNXi!* A rA1III.T NE-WSl'APBK OJT LOCIAl. A .NU GKNlEllA All IXTBLLiaBNCK VOL. VIII. FREEPORT, N. Y., P'RIDAY, REVIEW OCTOBER 9, 1903. TIKKSl Sl.tO TRAKLT It AOTASt^ NO. 50. Kidnej/ Cure Cures All Kidney and Bladder Diseases Foley*s Kidney Cure will positively cure any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. If you notice any irregularities, commence taking Foley''s Kidney Cure at once and avoid a fatal malady. |0 A asraksiil mmroit UAor Nairlai Olven Up Hapa. Folsy ft Co., Chicago. Gentlemen:—I waa afflicted with Kidney and Wsilltsr trouble for six jreara and liad tried numerou.s ffspsratlom wilhoat getting anjr relief and had given ¦p hope of ever being cured when FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE was recommended to me. After using one bsMe I could feel tHe effect ot it, and after taking six flfty-cent bottlea, I was cured of Kidney and BIsdder trouble and have not fell so well for tlic past twenly yeara and I owe it to FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE, James Smitb, Bentons Ferry, V/. Va. A Vetaran of the 01*11 War Corad After Taa Yeaps of ¦lifferlaf. R. A. Cray, J.P., of Oakville, Ind., writes:— "Most of the lime for len years I was conflned to my bed wilh some disease of Ihe kidneys. It was ao severe I could not move part of Ihe lime. I consulted the best medical skill available, but got no relief until FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE was recommended to me. I am grateful lo be able to say that it entirely cured mc." Refuse Substitutes Two SIzeSy 60 Cents and $1.00 SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY HESSE'S PHARMACY. The Freeport Bank Capital $30,000 MAIN STREET, FREEPORT JOHN J. BANUALL.. Preeldent OHAtJNCBY T. SPRAGUE, VIce-Pres, •WILLIAM 8. HALL, Cashier Board of DIrootora Jobn J. Randall Anaust ImtnlK Bmlth Coa -W'illtam ii. Miller -Willlani E. Ooliler D. Waaler Pine Wallace H. Cornwall Llanlel B, Raynor ChannoeT T. tlprasve Coles Pettit Charlee L. Wallace Harvey B, Hmllh William 8, Hall Geonie M. Randall Edgar Jackaon Uffers fac-llitles and Inilut-f- _. nfeiaevpry drpartmcnt eiiual to IhrmD ot fil hvr the Nrw Vorkor Brooklyn banks or Trust t'limpanltie, and evt-ry at-wnno- datlau aa far att is conaialL-nt with cou- Hi-rvHttre nianaKeiuent, Iiitert-st at the rale of 3 per <-ent. paid ou llnie deposits, three uloullis or more. Drafts iHi^uod on all parta ef Europe. Does a Koneral bankly,; business. Arr-«aiits of corporations, companlea, sorieties, etc., solicited, Knllrosatlsfarllon BUaranli-ed. Inonlrlea wtll receive proiiiiit attention aud be cheerfully anuwered. TO CKBMTOK»-r>ursnant to Jl order ot Hon, Robert Hrabury, Hurro- ttbe Coanty nt Naaaaa, onilce Is hereby to all peraone bavinic claims B|[ain«t 4 X> SBlth.late of theTown of Ilrmp- I the eald CeuBtir. deceased, tu present _je with the Toochere Iheraof, to the ,>ub- r, (he admlnlalator eto., of aald deceased r Waaeof traoaactina buslneaa at .-^ra- WMean Co. N. v., on ur Ix-foru the Ihi ilay ober next. Id March A, IWO HARnisT c. Hunn, Admluisirator irraneB to CRKDITOKR.-Purenant tn ^laa order of Hon, KtiHKKT SKAHIIRY, MHVQSateof tbu Couuty of Nassan, iinllcn U Saveoy gtvea to all persons huvlni: i-l.-i net SBOMt Cornelia Baldwin, lala nf the town of ¦MWSMala the said tJ^unty. deceased, to SteiaaltBcaeme wllh the vourhers thi-rriif. h lb SBMeriber, tbe administrator eu-, of asMdaoaaaad at ber plaoe of iransartlng busl Mea ¦• ber reeldence at rre«|iort, Nassau qMBtf, New ITork on or before the loth dny alWaveihei neat. OaMSpril tt. 1»«. AmpaO. i;oBKwai.i., AJmlnlatraiur (O, Whioht. ' for Admlnlatralor. kvllle Centre. I Counlr. N. y. MONEY TO LOAN M;?, :r; good avpUcatlons promptly accepted. R.eeve & BoLrtlett. Title Insurance & nortssEe Loans SUlu timces: ftREENPOBT. L. I. I 31 Liberty Htreet, New York. ' Branch Oaicaai Klverhead, L. I. ' unaica aavtaaa Jamaica. L. l. Oyster Bay Bank BldK., Oyster Ilay. L. I. Telephone In all ofllcee. lBih«( A"! tor Hoakv Biriad, ¦ TO OMBDITOIta-Parensnl to aaorder of Hoa, KORBHT SEABITRV, itoaf tba CocBty of Nasaau. notice Is "¦ - ¦• persona bavlna clalma »ua,H CT. ,4or«l, late of tho Town of la the saltl (lounty. dei-easetl, to ma wllb tho voiu-herslhcretif. to -. lheexr«vitor«Ir. uf salddeceas yieoeof transacilna huslness at the ~T aatd exrcu(<ir at l.awrt<ni-«, Naa. Y. on or before the 1st day of Lie- MViNrttbeaai sfcggX sStk-' riiAKKi.iK H. Loan, (OK T«> CRICUITOHl*._|>"rsu»nt to J order of Ilon. ItnU-rl Srahury, hurro- taaCouniy of Nasssu, nollce la heuby - ... ... , , ,",,"i if lleiiiii with the vnuehers thereti theeiocutnrant saltl i|e<-eaned ai their traasanlluir bUHlnes-t hi tbenmiKnf ,raer, <)e<irKe I' llt.nhng. al W Wsll . City, on or before iht- Ut tlnv uf lie. B«II. 1 May IS, luuil. Ehiaull n. Paach, I .—..... Vt....i I L---.... aaorder Of Hon. llnUrt Menluiry. Mirro. •fUwIVinnty of Nssnau. ntiliiv Is lurt i > itaall iwrson. liavi,iK<-Uiiii«su'Hiii.>i Ult- ¦uanaraall, lale i>r the Ittxu "f il,iiii>~teii.i itneaaM Omnly, dt-i-eao-tl. 1,1 prt^eiii 11,.> I wttk tha vonchttrs llitrt.,if. Iti tl,t< sno the rxe<'ulun> of tiic Iwi Will iim>I at of suld tUtcensed. ul tiicir |>liii t. t,r Ibnalnsasal Ihf- r<»ii|, ll.e, r Kritn latrm>|»rt. Nasrnii l'tiuiil\. Nrw ,oa or before Ihe l&lh daj of IVicnilK-r nalaS May ai, I91U Waai.rv I'saiisAii., FH.\.M'ial'KAKaAI.U Uieiulors DM TII CHKItlTOHi* |-ursiisiil to " tot Hon. Koberl r^eali.,r>. >tir'-t, eatthrCuanty of Na-wu. nt,ii.'< i> hrrrliv dissMall parenn<<hM>-lnat'laiMi~a,i!tiii>tJ»i>'» ¦ Mof the Tuwn a( Hemi.»l.NMllu lit. Ity, dece«wd, ttt priTMtnl the saint- eourhera thereof t,i the sulMt-'nlH-r ,.atnrnlllHi Iju-t Win and 'leatauieul 1 Seceamd, al liM plat r Iraa.oacllou irettldriiie ,,( t'h«rl.-«K Kav- LAXAKOLA \;ure8 constipation. Pettit Bros. Undertakers and Eibaliers U'viL-w Buildinif, Main Street FREEIIORT, N, Y. Or lllllll l«4 of llie ltiiite<l .Stains Collegs ol Eiiiiiiiliiiiu.. <-;ill^iili..ii,l,Hltoila) t.r nitjhi. I'li.l. riil> iltr. ,'l,>,l ill Ihl' lifsl mid liilt-it nmn. n.r-Mlii.v.T, fi.ciiil, ifplfuw, .V.Im. liiilyalie.Klanl, !i,.ii,ii iliit.r.' -J'elci.liiiiif.^, ,17 Henirwl,-Hd i-tt Kockrilie Cttiilrs .S'. V. lllld N. J.. Illh Hfni|>>u>nd Ua Kockville feiitre otoibmti DaiM] Al.l.CN llATNti VDM TU CHtiKITone l-urai _ lefderof Hon. lUihrrt SeahU'i tt theCoarlyof Na-Mu. n<iiii-r ii to all perauna hav ina t lain ' newrlabi. I«ie ot iht-' Inn aijai'i- l..f*el,l| aald t^>untv with tb< vouchtrs tin ret ; ttie executor ut tho last _j| or B*hl tle«',-iwtt-'I. at ho alw bu«iiit<m al >i! Kuitiu r-l "JlTB, v-lty of New ^ t.rk, Ne-« .stbeleelli I ay of l> i-euib>-r \ Mar i!U. IWU. narsKmiEYCiiitE • Mm* IMbsis airf MsMsr mtM ioui!inoiiErAiai:AR WotMdPomi ootOa omroa Mo opimtoo Weak f I Hearts o i Are due to indlfestlon. Ninety-nln« of every ene hundred peop'e who have heart Irouble can remember when tt waa almple indiges¬ tion. It l« a icientiltc (act Ihat ali caaea ol heart disease, not organic, ara not only traceable lo, but are tha diraal result ol Indi¬ gestion. All food taken Inlo Ihe stomach « hich lalla of perfecl digestion ferments and ¦wells Ihe stomach, puffing it up againsl tha hearl. This Inlerferea wllh Ihe aclion ol Ihe hearl. and In the course ol lime thai delicate but vital organ becomes diseased. Mr. D.Ksubla.ot NeyaJ.. O.asrs: I had stonxili boubia aM tiat In • bsj aula ta I hsd haart trouble with It. 1 took Kodol Dyspepsia Cura for about lour nuoths and It curad ma. ^XottA OisMts Whal Yoa Eat . and relieves Ihe stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of ail pressure. Bolllaaooly. Jl .00 Slia hoklinc }*i Umas tha tttd aUa. which aaiia for SCc. rrepareS br S. C. l>eWITT * OO., OMIOAOOb IIIOM.VS .lOllNSItIS OKRMAKOLA ofntment I our*« all akin diaeaae*. BANNER SALVE is the most healing salre in the world. It cures Sores, Cuts, Burns and all Skin Diseases. It positively Cures Piles S. Kiacabakar, So East Ohio Straat, Chicafo, writea: "i bad a bad caaa ol Piles (or icrcral yeara. BANNER SALVE ciucd me quickly and permaa- aatly after acvaral doctors aad rcmediaa : had tailed to relieve ma." •UAMANTCCO. Prioa S8 Coats iiKssK.-^ niM;M\r\ J. SEVMOUR SNEDEKER COUNSELLOR-AT LAW Hampataad Naw Yerk OUlce In Hempatead Hank llulldlilis Corner Main and Fullou Hlrt-et.s EDGAR JACKSON COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 132 Naaaau St NEW VllltK BALOWIN. NASSAU CO., L I SIDNEY H. SWEZEY COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Meoei Is lean se Bend ted llort|3se I3i! Naaaau St. New Vork Kosidrnoe, Smith St , near Church, Krceimrl Banit of IRockville Centre Vlllaflc Bvcnue . ltocltvilUea£ntte,l,1. HIgAM R. SMITH, f resideat THOMAS 6, MIGHT, Vice-Pieildeat BER6EN T, RAYNOR, Citlilsr, JSoatO Ot DItectoTB Oeorite W, Davison Thomas O. Knight John ITlncent Ulram R. Smith Olentworth D. Combes Wesley B. Smllh Charles W. Hayes Charles L. Wallace Arrendar Smllh Austin Cornwell John W. DeMott John T. Davison Edward T. Thurston Hamilton W. Pe*rsall Fred. W. Conrader denier iu Imported anti Domestic DELICATESSEN rho flneat Cheeae. BoloKuas, Hani, Cooked Oornod Beef, Roaat Pork, Alao all kinds smoked Fiah, Salmon, Storgeon, Eels, Bloaters, elc. Prpgerved Fiah, Salt Mackeral, Herriiiir, Anchoviee, Biamamk HorriUi-r, Pickled Herrins, Rolltyl Uerriug and Sardiuea Fulton Street - FREEPORT Wf^do a General BanklnK Business of Depos¬ it and Discount. InUirest Hald on Special Deposit*. Drafts laauml on EnKland and the Continent. Vour Palmnaire sollclletl. BanklnK lloumi u A. a to 8 p. u.-, Satur¬ day, u A. u. tulil u. Discount Days; Tuesdays and Frld ays.OA 32,000 IN USE. ChaLS. £. Brockington East 16th Street NEW YORK Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS PEPSIKOLA eu.x^a Intflmation and dyspepsia. WILUAM H. POST Omcttamit to J T I>uai a Son IValer In Choioe Groceries Flour and Feed N|AIN STNECT, rNCCW>RT •Mtt tl L- >¦ t. •.. •»». laatall Ataaaa 'BSSSSStaE^ Thia il the year to buy A Lot oi\ the Beach while TOQ can get it at the olil pne:-. Therri will be an advance in pnc»i« aftor Ibis aeason of i'i and AO per ceut. The tlotel 5ite me acre and two baildings for sale, lufortnation by calling or addreaainir Mrs. A. J. Scott Froeport. Nasaaa Oo. X. Y FonuerlT Richard Smitb's Beach tioaiantoadeed Chas. 0. Colviiv& Co. BELLIMORE, L I. baildera of aud dealers iu mm I nfw N. V and N J. Telephone iWH liellmon-. Work callt>d for aud delivered Onr carria^tea art- in enceptional con¬ dition, and tiie prices most niixlcrate. Wo mention a fow ; Runabouts, $4.'i to t'.'-o Surreys, It'Ci to f-JT.'i Open and top ilepot waRnuii, |4,i to f2fs. Top delivery and btkoiiiesa wajjons, Itw to »-.'50 Bnirpi-s, VtO to t-2-2ii Farm waitous |i<'J tc $>>''> Wc allow a lilieral disi>oant to rash buyem. LarKe asmirtmeut of , Harness and Horse Qoods | 411 pxxls bouKht of us are sold as ] .warranted Stjiirisg, Triamia^ Fu&tiag, Lnttfias! ' Kstimatea ami jiru-cs faruisliL-J j V!U COMPLCTC Satisfa<-tiou guarante«\l Telephone Mi ^ Ja M. HEWLETT deairr in Hay, Feed and Bundle Wood ChufcK St. rHEEPOHT. N. Y. W. F. SOUTHARD Undertaker ud Embalmer lllBiT. Junrtl.in I hurth aad Main Su FRECPORT, L. I. trails prvajptly atteodad day cr cirhl iiuag Uiau Tel uOt.^ Ml. TemAettre ll freeport All bills payable to GEO. W. PEASELL, successor tif tif €^^"^Fornitore Carpets & Bedding ?ii •»! I ^)UUUUIII& JV •»' \t£. ^>e. rt !*¦ .9) Stoves, Rdnges, v^ ^1 HouseFurnisbing j*" $); Goods..., ;^« 0=^ ^I Oil and •'' '»'^'»«"«1 Gasolene Stoves •Sj 'ft, •«• % Jf.(f J^tt till, J^t^ Jtt^ Jy^t, J^t, J^tl,, i^tt. tf '^/J'? C. PEASELL I («• ?<¦ !«• 'Its, l«* ;«. i«" fs. to rurnfnh yi Best Cooking: 5tovc *'«. "nf ^iH^^ii^'f^^iiitf ^'S' -LAURA or any other kind. C. PEASELL & SON Undertakera and Embalmers [^ Talapbena Call, lOa 'fs, i«" ^iiif''iif ^i'i'f^is^^i'if^iif'^iif''i'if ^iW Jit. R. LOSEE dealer In CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO AND CIOARS .LUNCH ROOM. in 111! .stvli's Fulten St. - Fraaport mt>s:.»o.:e-<jm^r.<Jti:r'<jmir.<.mmjrse^m I A strange Voice Calling. Th lii.-vckMrd charmed me from w Ircam I heard his 1 plots were pave, liber. about tha wniks vith pearl lie petals the misty Kreen-velled voice drew niy heart be- clniti across the orchard wickei as It glad or waa It jrlev- llul Ihln I 1 meadow He culled J.VERME 1 Wholesale Retail \ ForelKu and Domretic P^RUITS nnd VegetAble Dellcacicji ALSO FINE CONFECTIONERY cilyprlct'B PuanuLs » Specialty Gootls dclivfretl promptly M&ln St.. near the Hank, FKBEiy)RT ;15 ^/^^^fs^^G^^^^r Carrier Pigeons on Warships. Kxprrinients made In tho Dorman tnny with carrier piKOoiis, having iu'i,-n si-tisfnrtory, every wm-ship loav- lili; Kir! 01- Wllheln-.i-.h.-lven will horo- -iie- carry a eonslRnment of plRoons. 1.) tie r-.-l.'iso.l at vnryiiis dislances li.iiii llll !.;inl stations Must Protect Forests. The niissinns are nwnkinir to thh j fact that a Ii'.ss reckless ileforesllm; I'BS bocimie alisoiiitely Inipi-ratlvc. ; Their forest resources aro not only less than tliose of Sweden, iiiit cvi-n I less than those of Aiistria-llun.nary nml I-f 11-'- rnlted i^in'"«. B For Ki^iabio Carpets Serviceable Furniture uud Kxcellent BeddiniT CALL ON L. C. NICHOLS, Cor. r'ulton and Church Sts., FREEPORT, L. I. Dry and Fancy Ooods, Notions, etc., etc., In faot everythiiif: kept in 11 FIRST-CtASS DRY GOODS STORE. PIANO tIjNINQ. HERBERT RICE A NSW RBMBDY FOM DYS- PSPSIA. tniAt It Ie aad What It Daaa. Suppose you, a sufferer with indigW- tion. eould consult twenty o< America'a greatest stomaoh apecialista and recciva honest advice and a preecription free, you Mould avail youneli of the opportunity no doubt. Tliat in cfTect is what would happen if you Ito to your druggist for a box of Pepsikola, a prescription deriaed by twenly famous physicians for arery foriD of indiKestion and dyspepsia. Pepsikola ia prepared in tbe form of rhocolate-coated tablets and gives relief by increasing the flow of gastric juiea and saliva, by stimulating tha stomaeh to do ita own work, and by giving new tona and vigor to the entire digestiva tract. ' The cost is only 26 oenta, and a valua¬ ble treatise, "Advice to Dyapeptica," is wrapped around every box. Thomas Johnston, Freeport L.I. STATE NEWa Seareh For Dexter Slayer llopateee* Sheriff Steenberge. of Malone. hag praotloaly abandoned the eearcb for the assassin ot Orrnndo 1". Dexter, lie drove into tow-n after n hard nlRht of runuinf; down a false alarm, took soiue Biilipoenas in ooiini-i-tioii wllh lils res- Iilar eourt work aud left for the Sarii- iiao Lake re»;lou. lle anld that lie would reiuru by wny of the aeeue ot the murder, lint that so fur he had not lie*'ii able to siH-ureevliloiioe suffloleully stronit to warrant «ii arrest. The In- dloatlona now are Ihat tho munlerer will never be i-apturiMl. lle made Ills way tinaeen from his bonie In the forest to Pexter Lake, oomuiittetl the deixl wllhout eye witnesses uml re¬ turned nitHin to the wilds, perfeetly se<-ure that no one oould ever prtw* him KUllty, The J.">i)0O reward offered liy Henry Pextor n-ould be a fortune to almost nny resident of Waverl.v townshii), in w hich Iho Dexter preserve Ilea. It is ooiu-eded thnt tt nuy one, exoeptiUK possil.ly a i-elntlve of llio murderer, i-oiild iiave earnetl the re¬ ward, he would hnve done so days nso. If there wns n o<>iis|iirnoy. the men ooncerntHl nre bound toRotlier for solf- proteotion. .Toliu I*. Hadiror, the liex- ler attorney, who has heretofore tnlkoil hopefully, is ni>w eloseiuouthed nml ploomy, after n lonn i-onsultntioii with thc Sheriff. Thus the bli; seareh. the larsest no doubt thnt wns ever made In the Stnte, is ovor, A fen- Hepiity Slior- itTs nliove Saiitn ("Inr.t nre now the sole workers, wtth uo prospect ot suooess. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMCNTt FOR OCTOBER II. :a 1 for 21) years with F, H. Chandler, the wi-U-known Brooklyu piauo dealer, is now prepared to take orders for piano ^ Uave your tried onr tnniiif;, alld (fuaranteos best of work. Auyouo tlosiring his service may leave thoir onler nt the Ri-viow oflioe, where they will be forwarded. Ucferfi by permission to ^ ¦ Mr. K. H. Mayland, Fi-ocport Established 1866 Matboshek Piano Hfg. Co Of NEW HAVEN, CONN Ez(-ela iu qualities -which Ko lo make a nml class Inslrument In loue, touch and general workmanship as well as Ijeauty of case de sign they stand unrivaled. We have manufacturt-^I pianos for over thir¬ ty-six years and have yet to hear of a dlsaatls- fled cuslomer. We cliariee you whal tbe piano ulsslon affents' protlls. SEA TRIPS i of two to five Jiiys' duratiion, I lire offered by the OLD DOMINION LINE ! to I Norfolk Old Point Comfort I Virginia. Be&cK Ocean View RicKmond, Va. I and ! Washington. D. C. j Steamers sail daily, except Sunday, at 8 p ra. from Pier"'2B, North Kivor, loot : of Beach stroet. New York. For fnll luformatlon apply to Old Dominion Steamship Co 81 BUCH STREET, HEW YORK I Y H. B WAl.KEH. Traffic Manaeer J.J. Urown. General Paeeen^r Agt New Butcher yet'? If not. why we are selling the choicest meat iu tho market nt lowest rotes. Main St, bat. Fulton and Smith Sts. F. PITTERMAN, Prop. Formerly W. H. Patterson's Wheels are BnzziDg Ready to do ull kinds of work, such OS making window framea, door frames, Baah, doors, brackets, Orill work and stair bailding at tbe lowest prices. ChaLrle.s. L. SeatnoLn rpper Muin St, FREEPORT, L, I. CARPENTER. <& BUILDER. WINDELS Manafacturars of FRENCH ICE CREAM and Uhoice Confectionery. French Fruits, Fancy Chocolates Also our home made Ooooannt Balls. Lemon [^(H'osnul. Peanut Hrlltle, Old Fashioned Mo- isHses dandy, Cocoanut Klseee, Peanut Bar. I'rcamlaramels, all kinds of Mixed Candy Holler Scotch, Fruit I^ars, Cocoanut Bars, all tinds of Tafty, etc. Churches, Famillee aud Partlee Sapplled Brick Block Main Street FREEPORT 1-lrntT of Apples This Vear. There Is a lioiivy npiilo crop ill Now Vork Stale, whioh luiiiiitiiliis Its reconl us tho oliiet npple-pnxlui-iiiK State iu llio I'nion. Thore is not only a Ini-Kor supply Ill-re thnn in uny other Stat<\ hut tlioro lire more desiriilile varieties. .\s u.-iunl, the prenlost yield Is in Wnyiio, Orleans and Monroe counties, Imt thore nre plenty ot npplos In olher seotloiis. Ill Ihe Hudson Hlver Valley lliero is n lieav.v production from Os- siiiinn north, while below- that point the orop Is probably somew-hnt le.s» llian inst yenr. The priiioipal varieties lit apples Kfown in this Slate are the Ilaldwins, KiiiKS. Ithode Island Uroou- in|,'s, Norlhern Spies und Ilussots. with, to some extent, Spit/.enborcs and Tol- mnii Sweets, The Hen Havis, whioh Is Ihe lendiuE viiriety in Ihe West, Is liot urow-n hore extensively. II Is snhl that iu this Slnto llio npplo so oallod Is a dirreront fruit from Iho Western kind, haviiii,' n woody tllii-e, and not lioiuH very luilatnble. t}nlts l*reachlna to Hliave. L. Sohnildt, tho evnUKelist, who hns hoen i-oiidiiotliiK h Gospel niisshiii nt Kyrni-uso for nbout il yenr, hns nu- iiounoed his Intention of Kivlng up the iiiiftlstry nud roturnlnR to his old oo- oupatlon, thnt of n bnrber. Mr. Schmidt i-nine from WllUniuspoi-t. l'n" where lie has n wifo and tlve clilldi-en, whom lie will Join, lie snys he must go lini-k to his old oooupiition in order to support his fnmlly. .Mr. Schmidt bus lioi-u doint; his own w-nshiuK, i-ookiuit, biikluK and iroiiliiK. He rented n Inriie house nnd trnve all who applied free lodKliig, iiieals and n bath, lie sup- piirteil the enterprise by doing odd jobs nround town. lie preni-hetl on Ihe streets evenings, but never took up u oollei-tioii, nor nsked for help. W. VAN WICKLEN PLUMBER SteaLin Boilers )teaiD and Hot Water Heating CROMBIE'S COUGH CURE CURES EVERY KIND 0^ COUGH. The Wall Street Journal [lives advice and answers, withont charge, inquiriea about invoatnienta. litudiCH underlying cauaea uf market movements, Determinee facts govern- lug valne of gncuritioB.CnticiHeK,auulyae8 tnd reviews Railroad und ludnstrial re¬ ports. Haa (xiniplolo tablea of earniugi if properties. (Quotes active and inac¬ tive stocks and bouds. Records the the last aale nf bonds and the yield ou inveatment at the price, Onr who dnily coniullt Ihe Thb Wau. Street Journal t'< better qualified to inretl money tafely and projilably and lo adrite about inveilmenlt Ihan one who doet nol do to Pablished daily by Dow. Jonea A Co.. 44 Broad St., N. Y. The oldest uewa agency of Wall St. $12 a year, (1 a month. Panper Dies at the Aa* ot 108 Veers, (•hrlstlna nittnker, wlio wns In hor Itllltli year, nhd who Hnd been nn lii- liiiite of tho Srhoueotiidy County Aliiis- house for the pnst thirty yenrs, lUod nt Hint inslitiitlnn n few- dnys ugo, Ae- oordliig to tbo roi-ords, she wns born in Ihe town ot Niskayiiiin, lu this county, ill ITlin, nnd lind lived in three i-eii- tiii-les. Sho retniued her faonlties up to a few month sugo. She was iieltr mnrried and had no rolntives. ftate Crop Itullstlu. I'irst of Iho wook wunn. laller purl nml; several frosty nights, but wook tiivorable for crops and w-ork; largo yield ot polntoos. hut much blight nnd rot; bonus dei-lining: ouMJiig huok- whoat, yield less thnn oxpooted; grnpes light; nppios vnry from light to henvy, iiuality exoellont; plowiug nnd seeding wheat abont linishod; corn poor, but luiioh luipi-ovod. will Keeoiinnend New Htate Asylum. It is tlie expoi-tatlon tlint the Slate I.nnnoy fommisMion will reooinniend to the next I.eglslaUire nu nppi-oprlntloii for the ei-eoti f nu ndditlonul Slate Insane hospital, to bo looutod either nt CnmbridKe or (ireenwich, in Wnshliig- toii County. The romialsslou hns been <-oiislderlug sites for u new liospllnl for some months. Main St. K-al Ti-lephooe, 42* rntgPOPT Uinp Distance UHs Time-Table Greenhouse, Plants R. P. JEFFREY & SON TREES, SHRUBS AND UVFr;.: HOTHOUSE PLANTS raetiona will ba found In our pploa liat fer '" fraei* numbara and varlatlaa, trua ta nama alantlng and and dug 'raah from tha ground, and earing fortraaa. Thla pHca Ilat dallvarad In a ahart time In molat aondltlon la fraa BELLMORE, L. !. The hi Tork and Losg Idand Traetin Co* NOKTH WlUND l.esve Freeport Tkick.B 10, SMI. 7.31, k 10. t,m, 'V.-.v,. iiiii->. In iK, IIIR. til a-i. li; in a. u.-, is.sa, •I I'.. 1,11-.. ijnri. fij.ir.. ;i.iii, nin. < i6.4.». tm, I-..X,, e,tr,. Hiis. tM6, TJll, » lo, A !tl, l».»i, 10.10, lu.'iii. II imi'. M l..ave Kreepi.rl R It- Hiallon. t-l1. S.M. 1211, Mr. ii a:, f ti. nil ur, m «, ii m. tii.c a. m. i 1 .-iT. 11 3: !• M niiieti«<l. Fnii - Ifl I tian. 11" 41 Stre«t. i.llT, «.W, 11 IO 11.ri A Hi. .a It}, 3 pl, .V i •>l;! Ill, 12 it 4 Kl. »4 iitl. .¦¦. Kl. ¦>.-»!, ttl ni. A a, s .17. « IT, iJJir, III .17. II 17, ll.t.: I'. M. Arrlre .Mineola, a |n,«.gn. 7 .11. Slu. fLtn. t.m Ifl 111. <Iii4.-|. II 1,1. 11.4,1a M.,»12.U. U,4;l, lli) It, It. Chapman, Preeldent J. A. tlonald, Ber. and Treaa Koscoe Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail i'elldw PiiKi anil Sjiruc* Timbt-r, ^Vhito Pino, Mouldings, Trim linil Box Lumber Cypress ¦ Specialty West Avtnueaad Newtown Cresk, LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. Telephones. US and 478 (jraenisiUl MONEY TO LOAN On Mortgage at 5% ALL OOOO LOANS ACCEPTED AT ONCE. iLBERT D. BAFF, Cou.sellor..tLa« BABYLON, N. V. This Mantel.e^ in Oak, Gloa. Finiah $15 Oak Cabinet Mantela from $12 up MANTEL & FIREPLACE FITTINGS of all kinds, al city prieea BATHROOMS AND VESTIBULES TILED ORNAMENTAL CENTERS ANO BRACKETS D. MORRISON Show Rooms Crove Street, Freeport «ll.i7. S 47. V M MIl'TH BOfNI) Ills e m. (I Wl, 7-4n, sin, s.vi. ».4r. I IT, 11 47 A M.*I2 17. 1^47. I 17. •J 17 .147. I 17. T4 4T. A 17. 1147, '. B.lM. i-.'iti. k Al. 10 in. lo.ai^ ii.iu fOLETSnoilE^xil^A ato»* tlk* oomgU mmm lk««la Immgo Ill¬ lil f 13, ll-H. Ill l^-avi. Fri-'-poi l«. 1.4.1. li.Sn e^ 14*. Iwlead. KriiriT .--treet «1H. ei-Ai. liiKi. lum. •L.-.I1. I K-. 1 «'. -SU I. *T'Uii .-, iil. rt Kl. •li.J II in. II 43V M. ;. K stsllon. A in. S 4.x 1.10. . IlLl., M.4«, »ll.l«, 11 4* A. M : IMS. '12 4-. I.l". 1 4- ••.' !>-. ».4S a IS. t34A I I". I 4li. ¦ili'. Als. A I-. ni4r, 7.IS, s.is, ta ,- £1. Ill lU, in 4J. li 21 I- M Ueve rr«»port tioek no. (Sil. 7m. sin. Sit., v.ni. tAi. |ik». Ill .'.5. Ml ai. li*i A M.i 11- ift 'i; «. 131,1 '.-.. r- :p I .Vi, n.ai. ta ne, 4 s t -w, •-. iA. 5..v>. f, cfi 1,.%-., 7 a, el", 8 «i, » i«i, ill i'. iii.'ji. II a.l- .\i fmr. marked wi SO YEARS' KXPCIIIKNCC Patent mre t,a4esmtta cara. slo Ht . Uomp amp . loji'p •it, ai'-l lie iainds> . s u.irt) iil . nunnte seheduJa «i ! 1- pM or, fn.in I i '" A M to 7 »• p M r'.£,nections sre u.^-i.. r.i l^, Vew York I1tr l.ine wllh m hon» , ar u. ai. I I.-..ni New rori A Korth 8kon (Jan r&AitK A. l>OLHAMOt'f>, BapC eooanumtrro Ac ib and aeserMtMi Bar lekir sseeetsin oer OfSaloa ftee wbatbsr sb in.sBlloa ispreeaHriileilsSls <-«bb«bMi- I . vn • Mnet I r eana<l«MWrBea4kaea ea Paunu ..fit fr'-v oiAssc aptmiy lotommttApmtamtM. Psisnia laaea itrtHwk Maaa aXe. fenls. ¦eMO asMes, withoat sbaesek lalM Sdeilific JlMcricaia A ll SII les ¦ Sir maatrawe veeblr. UmtmAmr. Killed by l-l»o Wire. The burned remains of Tuola Frellu, n fnrinhaiiil, «ere found near the Spier rails dam. He bail nttemiited to brush aside with bis bnnds one of the Hudson Itiver Water I'ower t^iiii- pany's live eleetric wires that convey eleetricily trom the dam to SaratoKd mid Sehenectndy. A span of the dead¬ ly wire hnd fallen from Its pole nnd across his path. Charaes of Mnlfeasanee. Chnrites having beeu made of mnl¬ feasanee In the Oswego rtiunly Clerk's offlee. Iwenlytwo lawyers and four newspaper men were exHUilned before Heeorder Charles N. HiiUer in discov¬ ery proeeedliiKS. The K|>ei-lfle ehnrite is the sale of "searches" at redui-ed nites and that the revi-niie therefrom WHS diverted by employes. Ileerease In Tas fald l>» f-orporallons. The llseul yenr in the State Roveru- ment endiil Keptember :i(i. Tin- nniuniit ot tax pnld by new eorporallons nnd (-orporallons lii(-reBsln« their .eei^yltnl Unt-V tor the yenr was j.'«i(i,!HM», «s eom- pared with !i3mi,W17 for Jhe previous year, a derreiise of $llt,,'')<17, Ilrowned Herself la m Well, Nellie M. Bishop, an liivnlid, ellinbefi out of n window nt An'iurii nnd drowni-d herself lu a well. All Around tli* Htate, l-'roni n liKhtod olcaretle Ciirrle Sl lii-ader's ilress eniiglit tire nt Syiu- ruse nnd she was burned to denth. A spei-lul from Uni|Ui-tte Lake snys Hint Ihere is noUilnif 10 show thai Ihe liuriiliiK of the Adironilni-k rsmp of .lllllll C. Freiiiid, of -New York, wns Ihe w-ork of Inii-iidlarles. rniiii is .M. I'reni-li. iiKoil sixty four, is takiiii: llie Stnte niedli-nl exniiiliinlioiis n-liirh »ri- beiiiK held nt Syrni us(-. lle is IhoiiKht to lie Um- nldi-st caiididute nlm liHs ever nppenred. riie proiidi-sl Ihi.v in llu- Ailiioiidiii ks is iillle ,lH<-k Slenrns, an eli-vinyenr- lid .New York boy. wlm shot n -i'liI lii.uml benr near the Cooiiilis Sprliiir llatrheries ot Ihe .tilli-oiidiii-k l-i-aKue Club. Cbani-ellor Jauies It. Uny. of Syra¬ cuse I'liiversily. iiiin<iuiiie« Ihnt tin- lii- slitiilioii hns n-i-ivi-il nn n iiitt for Ihe librarv an iiniiiiily of »r,is»i from the eslnli- of .Mrs John Mnrriwui Heed, of Xo i.rk. lie (lenernl Staff of the Wnr llepart- nient Im rmi-ldi-rini; 111" <-slHliilshmenl of n III-W military po^l In Ink.- Ih.- pla.-e of Knrt rorl.-r at Hutriiii.. did Fort .MiiKiirn Ih siiKi{i-»ti-.l and :i site near Niacara lulls may In- ehosen. (Ireal faereaiie la ProdoetloD af Coal. K.r till- Iir.l I,me in the hietury ol the lulled Slate, thi- priHlurlinn of .osl has n-a,-he,l a luUil ol o.er StU.'kHt.fllM ihcirl ions, shoo Ilia sn si lusl output of .lOO.liau, ILW Inns of '.tssi poonilii. vsiurd st (373.- I.1.I.M.1 Tlie nulpul of snthriicite coal sninunlrd lo 3H.>|(I,171» lona tons, whirh, ss .onipsred «illi tl>> iriKluction IB 1901, sh..». s driresw- i,f 23.3T«,iU0 tons, ur al- m-^l forty jrf-r rent. Caeerwl aaiO Miles Oy AalnsaoblU. Mr tm! Mrs ( iiarlet J. (Hidden, of I>iwel], Maat . hsve returned to fjoatloll. after cainpietiof aa aulumobile tour of (M70 milae, «ubjerti (lod-s Cotenant tViUi DaeM, Ham, Tll" 4-ie—(lolden Text, P Sal vll.. 1«—Memorr Verses.«, xmrj on the Uay-a Lesson. I. David's desire to build a house lo» the Lord ivn. 1 31. The kin^om wae BOW- I fsirly Uiiinrhril, wilh fsvormn wind tide to move on to ils lullneM o{ useM* ness snd glorv-. Thc people were uaitadL the ai'k waa on Mount Zion, the raUgioaa servioes were rcnewcil. l>avid. in his pal- see of cedar, lookeil out upon tke plaoe of worship tor the nation aud sew oaly a tent, which nuut soou decay, as the Mo¬ saic tent had decayc.l. It did Bot seaH ritiht and titling for the king to liea ia • house n-hile the lx>rd dwelt ii a teat. K did nnt honor (lod uor relifion. OaeM aci-ordinglv consulted the prophet NatlMt whether he should not build a iittiag tea- pie for the worship of Jehovah, ft waa a noble druire, the iierfecting the religtoM work hr had ali-eady begun, Nathaa at onoe, withont waiting to consult the Lord, appiTived of his proposal and told hha t* proceed with Ihe work. II, Thr desire nol granted Ire, t-M). 4, 5, -That niehl." After Dsvid had tM the prophet Nathan his desire to bulM a |u-rnianent temple for the Iword, llie nigkt was thc recognized time for propbetia visions. "Word of the I..ord." God apaka to Nathan by a vision (v. 17), "Oo aad tell," Nathan's lirat answer to David waa not given under divine inspiratioa, but v,>ii' only his own judgment. That ha might not continue to encourage error, or leave IXnvid to r,irrv out hunian deeurea. the lyord spoke to Xathan aud revcalaa Jlis will in thc nmtter. (lod coald kata spoken ilin-clly Io l^vjd, but He deairad to put honor upon Ilis prophets aad pre¬ serve David's regard for them. *'Shalt thou build," Miianiiig thou shalt not. Not Kccause a Louse sbouKi not be baiU, but not at that time, nor built by DavM. 8ce 1 Chron. 17it. 6, 7. "Have walked in a tent." Tba idea whirh runs through the diviaa iaaa sage is that the dwelliog of .Tehovah ia • tent was a titling svmhol of Israel'a »• quiet possession of the land. It waa Da¬ vid's niissiiin to give llieni quiet eeeur|ty in the region wliicli they had coaiiueiad io long ago. 8-10. "Vi-om the slii;i(pcote." Thie wooM remind David of the great things iiod had done for him and provo to him thai though lie WHS not permitted to huild tka leniiile he w-ss honored by the Lord. Ha would also be reminded that he waa-te- debtcd to Rod for all his good intentioaa to llo gi-cat Ihings. His lirst step upward from a lowly life camo throii(h Qad'* favor. "To be ruler." The office and die- nity of prince over Israel. From followJat Ihe sheep Jehovah took him to ba "Hfi servant.' a word of high dignity appUtd to but few persouH in Ihe Old TeetaaMBt. ".K grrat name." liesides all Uie watehfd cnre and the success which He gare DaTia in baltle. the Ivord had given bim tba hearts of the people and eetabliehed ala character nhroad. This was net for the sake of uicic earlhlv dominion. It waa lirst of all a type o{ Messiah's rcigB, te whom (lod had pi-oinise<l the beatbaa (or !, and that His Qospel abotid his iiiherittt , ... .. he carried to thc ends of the eattb* Hitherto (iod's promises had been laaaral. and no tribe, much lens any pereoB, bad been chovj-n, an Lhi- ancestor of the Mea- siah. "Will iipii.iiiit . . . will plant." Or rather have a|i|iiiiiiU-d. and hare nliotad* my people IcrucI iu the land of Canaaa. In theee worda thc discourse tumi to tha future of the people. The eenee is: aftar all these manifcstftions of favor ia the' t_up to this time, the Lord,wiD far the future atturc Iiis peoplo a poaitiofi an existence, wherein they ehall BO experience the alHiclion aod ospraMii that they snft'ered from godless aaUoiia.e 111, (iod's pmiuises tn David (vs. II-IT)'. 11,12, "Will make thee an house." Oad** covcnent promiiio to David wae tbraafold. First, He promised that the house of DariC Khould lu- eHlnblished forever. He bad • name of renown, nnd he was alao to hftva a family of renown. He had heen a BMB nf war, and through him Israel was estab* lished a firm, deep-rooted, living Datlaa. The foundation w-aa laid, on which eoald be carried out the work of temple bu""' "Will eet up thy aced." Exalt to rule and power. Not any bf his SOBS UP Ihen, but. from among those wbo be born unto him there should ba a i lion for the throne. A gracious proBi lo David foUou-iiig his denial from buildiag llie temple. The kingdom so dear to bw should prcpcr. and through his owB S(MI. 1.1. "Shall buiid an house." The aeeoad promise made lo David was that the houat of the I.oril should be built hv OaTld^ seed. Thc hoUFC which Solomon Duilt eOB- tinned four hundred years, till the time nf the Daliylonish exile,when it was bumad by Nebuchadiiciriiar 12 Kings ISiS); but it w-ns rebuilt sl the close of the exilelBHra 0il6), and of it then the prophet Hsaail < said (Hag, 2i0), 'Thy glory of this tettar house shall be greater than that o( the fonneri' for this second temple was the connecting link between the .Jews of Hai^ gni's lime nnd the Me^iah. "Por IBX name." Thc name nf (lod signiflea Oodf Himself in lar as He has revealed aad inanifesle.l Himself to men. Uis prooiaa .'oncerning Ihe temple was that He would "put Ilis name thcrei" Ihat ie. thst He w-iiiilil Im pi-csent nnd reveal Himself there in «n rapcciul manner. "Forever." "The word 'forever,' emphatically twicerepaatad in verse IA. snows very distinctly tbat tbw prophecy looks beyond Ihe succeesjon M the kings of Judah of the houee of Datrid. and embraces the tlironn of tha Christ. uccordinR tn thc angel's interpretatioB M given in I.nke liSi.l^, where the rrferaiMa to this passage cannot be mistaken." ' 14-10, The third proniiie waa that Ob* vid's seed should he the Son of Qod ia • peculiar sense, "His Father," 'Aif pn- diction applied to Solomon, "Will chastaa.f This was another token of love and UBiin'. As a father lie would punish that ha isiiht not continue in wrong doing. TbougB «- ailed to the throne and honored above dl others, tbis mm would have tbe aatare of men and sqiler fnr evil, at all BMB md' ter who siii. ''My mercy shall not depart. Thr family of Saul liecame totally eitiaet. The familv of David remained until th* inrnrnstioii. Joseph tnd Mary were both of that ianiily. .lesus wss the only hair te thn kingdom of Israel. He did BOt ebaia to sit O-I the KM-iilar throne, bat asoendad to the spiritual throne, tnd now it eisUad lo Ihc liglil hand of (iod, a Prince and,* Knvior to give repentance and remisslMI of sint, l\'. David's nraver (vs. Ilt-211). David'a sildrexi to (lod consists uf, 1, UamMe lluiiikogiviiig for the undeserved favor shown lo him and his hornie (vs. lg-2I). t. Praise lor (iod's tis'I menifettations ot Ute glory in and lo Israel (vt. 22-34). K I'eUtiin for Ihe (insl fMlfillnient ol tka, Tiroinmc (vs. ZA'OI). 11ii« prayer is a model Inr all who approach the spiritual mete*- Bciii. It cmliodica (I) <-oDfetiion». (J), idoralov.i nnd (31 supplicttinn. Obeerve ihal although the divine promise was aa snie us (iod rmiiil make it, yet David praya for Its fulfillment. r. Klver Ham»teed bj Mlgblii Piaat. At Y'ork Haven, a small town Ob tb* Pusquehauna Kivcr, abimt tixteea mijsa from Hsrritburg and elevee. milee abort Vork Pa., It situated the tremeadooa plant of the York Haven WaUr and Few¬ er Company. This concern ie now com¬ pleting a perfect system of bameasiac tba BuaquehaDna Kivrr at that iioiBt 'or tba purpose of geii.-ruting suflicient eleetrieal power by means .if a. great flow of watar to furnieh prominent <-itiet and towna ia Bonthem Pennsylvania with an eleetria current that can lie used fnr eny aad all purposes. Tlie building operation iS l»rp»» bUt the largest tbat has ever lieen anda^ taaen io Southern Pennsylvania, aad tke plant it, perhsiis. st-omd only ia impale tance to the great Mitgara power piaat at Niacara Falls. • ;- KngluMn-s and l>nsn(blamaa Oel. As a le.iilt of Ihe closing down ot t niiuilK-r of Priinsylvania jite«l aiUe, sa*> rial rngiii.'CNiig hnns have diseharaad llieir draughtsmen. It it estiaialad that Um men who htvr Wen employed IB thla iH|ia<ily sre idle in I'ili.hurg. Otridg 00 llie new machinerv work a great otmOOf of enginnr. and ilrsught.mm have balp I oiie. led in Pittsburg. Manv of the'in men sre hav.ng the city, going l« SaMi, AinriKa, Africa and the Paeifle Uaaat, •¦ tl.< ir wiviies are in great demand. . rarwi Wark tmalmtd of OaM Oaaa. The city of Dresden, Uermaay, hM ojM-ncd the tirst in.iilution on tbe CaBll> ncnt for the cure of drairiiellneee. Pt must be examined as to their sa^tf be diaxn'wed as curable, and tarily submit lo a regimen of ing, euch as farm work, Taaf moral eurroundian and meet par Itftff^ flve cente a dsy. I'alieoU oiay stay tfeg|f years ia the institution. r Bare Ucrrnaa Bancs Am tatmApp. fount v.-n Uhnilo'll, the ; ler of the Horse, has reported ia J William thtt the climatic ap^ (•< lt,,ut make (lei-msn Imrses lanVM. Kngiish Slid Frenrh horaea, oipA (herefure a full regraeratioa M tha oisn stock canfwtt he (ou qaicUf ^ ' about by importiog atalik ite^ 'im
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|Nassau County Review 19031009
|Nassau County Review 19031009
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|0 A asraksiil mmroit UAor Nairlai Olven Up Hapa. Folsy ft Co., Chicago.
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The Freeport Bank
Capital $30,000
JOHN J. BANUALL.. Preeldent
OHAtJNCBY T. SPRAGUE, VIce-Pres,
•WILLIAM 8. HALL, Cashier
Board of DIrootora
Jobn J. Randall Anaust ImtnlK
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Portland's next food chapter has arrived: Modern cuisine meets DIY culture, breakfast gets several makeovers, rebel bakers find new sweet spots, and fish has a hook, at last. Everyone, it seems, has a turntable. We've curated the ultimate menu of the year: 10 spots ushering in a new era of eating.
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1. Restaurant of the Year: Ava Gene's
Every 10 years or so, a restaurant comes along that raises the stakes and alters the plot forever. In the 1980s, Genoa refracted Italy through the passions of a team of farm-fresh fanatics, taking Portland way off the decade's flashy, yuppified script into a realm of eccentric, demanding, personal passion. Zefiro stamped its mark on the '90s by making Portland dining serious but sexy (arguably for the first time). The '00s emergence of the semi-underground Ripe supper club set the stage for all the do-it-yourself, handcrafting rebels to come.
Now, with Ava Gene's, Portland grows up. But rock and roll never dies.
Last November, Duane Sorenson opened a marble-clad mash note to Italy near the birthplace of his Stumptown Coffee Roasters, bundling local sensibilities like muscle fiber. Ava Gene's is the place where the city's beloved but familiar food tropes—the exactingly sourced ingredients, the cultural collision of garage-rock scruffiness and shameless Europhilia, the sly reimagining of fine dining's rituals—are reconfigured into a new standard of excellence. The room swings like an indie brasserie beneath light tubes that swarm and glow like fireflies. It's a place to indulge everything that makes Portland tick, with an unstoppable parade of inspired food, religious seasonality, and what sounds like a director's cut of iconic rock, rare and uncut. From the bar comes the bright, smoky surprise of cedar-steeped Campari, and a unique enthusiasm for little-known grappas. Even the Italian wine list gets personal—nothing clever, just an awesome library of great finds from great vintages, some dug out of collectors' basements.
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OWENSBORO, Ky. (4/25/13) – As part of ongoing work to rehab ramps at the Audubon Parkway/U.S. 60 Interchange at Owensboro, U.S. 60 westbound traffic will be restricted to one lane at the interchange starting Saturday morning April 27, 2013.
This lane restriction for U.S. 60 westbound traffic is to allow the completion of concrete pavement repairs where the eastbound Audubon exit ramp connects to the U.S. 60 westbound lanes. This westbound lane restriction on U.S. 60 is at mile point 10.7.
The eastbound lanes of the Audubon are expected to remain closed until May 4 with eastbound traffic detoured at Exit 18 to Ky. 1554 and Ky. 56 through Sorgho.
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I want to know what happened to him. I prefer him juggling, skipping, and sarcastic; not worrying about him eating, sleeping and drinking alcohol. I've got a picture of him IN MY HEAD dong non-stop paperwork at a barren desk piled with A4 papers, and two plain chairs in front of it for Vimes and Carrot only. I don't know what Pratchett wrote since Thud. It was bad enough with his wobbly chair.
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Lockets "soothing relief" by Adam & Eve/DDB
Adam & Eve/DDB has launched an outdoor campaign for Lockets that shows the lozenge as the central image, stylised to resemble a cup of tea, a warm bath and a hot-water bottle. The work, the first by the agency for Mars-Wrigley since it won various brands last year, will run in the UK and Canada. The Lockets strapline "Help clear your nose and soothe your throat" is included under the pack shot. The ads were created by Toby Brewer and Nikki Lindman, and shot by Paul Zak.


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Moffitt volunteers are all ages and from all walks of life. Many have been touched in some way by cancer and have joined our team to simply "give back" or to help make a difference in the lives of others. One of the many benefits of volunteering at Moffitt is the satisfaction of knowing that you will be contributing to something very important to the whole community and world! No matter the area you serve in as a volunteer, you are contributing to the Moffitt Mission "to contribute to the prevention and cure of cancer". Moffitt Cancer Center values its volunteers and the compassionate and conscientious service they provide for patients, visitors and staff. As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to work beside our faculty, staff and team members to ensure our patients receive the best of care.
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The TOP M4A1 Shell Ejecting electric airsoft gun is the most realistic AEG you can get. This new design will give you the full functionality of a real M4 from loading, shooting, shell ejecting and bolt manipulation. The bolt locks back after the last round is fired and the bolt release will allow the bolt to go forward just like a real M4. The airsoft gun also includes one 30 round magazine, 30 plastic shells (they hold one BB each), a nylon gun bag, a crane stock and of course a full metal body. The battery connector is a mini deans plug, so if you have other Lipo style buffer tube batteries, you will need to replace the plug on the gun or your batteries. Check out the video below of the shells ejecting:
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Rain. It's not what you want when you're driving the boss man's pristine '57 Bel Air in traffic-especially when his last words to you before handing over the keys were, "Make sure you bring it back in one piece."
This, of course, wasn't just a little shower. It was a deluge, the kind of Florida storm that comes from out of nowhere on an otherwise sunny day to flood the roads and cause the typically inattentive driver to do especially stupid things. Like crash into an otherwise-perfect black '57 Chevy.
On the other hand, I had a long haul ahead of me and was testing the new Nitto NT05 ultra high-performance tire. Dry traction is but one aspect that needed evaluation. Wet traction is perhaps more critical because it can save your car and your life. I was motoring from Gainesville to Tampa (a 143-mile trek) after completing the dry-handling portion of our testing at the beautiful Gainesville Raceway test track. The reality is those who drive their classics often get stuck in the rain. When this happens you'd better be on tires that can channel water.
Nitto Tire entered the American market over a decade ago with its 555 line (which it followed with a drag radial version and then a DOT-legal road-race variant). The "Triple Five" soon became one of the most popular tires in all of hot rodding. It was available in a myriad of sizes and was a hands-down winner. It was priced right, wore like iron and offered exemplary dry traction.
It's not everyday that a tire company rolls out a new UHP tire line. The cost for research and development is astronomical, so is the marketing and advertising budget. Then you have to hope you reach your traditional buyers while snatching new customers from your competition.
But a decade is a long time in the tire business. Power levels have soared and suspensions (both from the factory and the aftermarket) offer way more grip (and potential grip). Nitto recognized the need in its lineup for a tire line that offered more performance than the 555 (300 treadwear rating) and yet was not as radical as the race-derived NT01 DOT-legal road race tire (100 treadwear rating).
The answer is the new NT05, which offers nearly as much dry performance as the much-vaunted NT01, but without sacrificing streetability. The NT05s won't pick up every stone, pebble or nail on the road and throw them into your wheelwells. Not only were the new NT05s way ahead of the 555s in the dry, but their behavior in the wet was better, which struck us as surprising. As you can tell from the pictures, the NT05s have a very aggressive tread pattern and they don't look like they'd be all that great in the rain. Well, looks are definitely deceiving. These tires were confidence-inspiring in all conditions.
If the '57 you see here seems familiar, it is because over the years it has been featured in numerous tech stories and build-up articles. It has a full TCI suspension, 383 small-block and rolls on polished American Racing rims (17x8 all around. In previous testing for another story, it went through the cones in 41.68 mph (6.87 seconds) on Nitto 555 tires (size 245/45ZR17). We had no before skidpad numbers.
From the minute we put the 255/40ZR17 Nitto NT05s on the American rims, we noticed a difference. The ride quality actually went up and the new sidewall design improved steering feel. Turn in was crisp and they were quieter on the road than the 555s.


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How many people play these kind of games on her? I suppose it's quite a bunch so xD
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Step 1: Readiness
Step 2: Doo As I Doo
Hint: If there are older, potty-trained children around, the toddler will almost likely want to know what on earth is going on in the bathroom, and often will pick up clues by watching them instead.
Pick up a potty chair with the child. A simple potty chair is best. No fancy gadgets with bells, lights and sound effects. No toilet paper holder. No book rack. Just. A. Potty. Chair.
I don't know if I just missed the best window or something, but my girl is 31 months and we've been working on step 1 for a while now. I keep checking, but her diaper is always at least a little bit wet. The one time recently that I found a dry diaper, I checked it about 45 minutes after the last diaper change. Any time we go a whole hour though, no luck. :-/ Any tips? Should I just go ahead with this and be resigned that either way there will be lots of accidents before it clicks?
My son is 2 1/2 this month and we are on week two of trying this method. He is very strong-willed and it has become a power struggle to get him to sit on the potty every hour. He says he is "too busy". He still does not tell me when he needs to pee or is wet. He will sit in wet training pants and not request to be changed. When he does sit on the potty he usually does pee, but I've noticed at times that he will pee in his training pants when I tell him it is time to sit on the potty or hold it while on the potty and pee immediately after. Should I put him back in diapers and try again later or continue with this routine?
Potty training my daughter was easy easy easy! I changed her diapers until she knew how to do so herself. Voila! When she was old enough, around 2 years, she started to use the potty on her own too. Well, I encouraged her to do this whenever she was ready, however gently. We are a pretty strict - haha - non-violent home. Just that simple! No trauma, no tears, no fussing and NO GET EVEN - not for that anyway. When will life be easier….. mom, can you help me fix my dust ruffles please….
Thanks for this article. It was quite useful. It's not easy learning how to potty train a boy
Hello My son sits on the potty and he says potty when we needs to go but he wont go he will sit there forever and then as soon as I put his pull up back on he pees! he is 24 months and he shows all the signs of being ready and when he does go in the potty he gets so excited and dances but he only goes right after nap when I rush him to the potty the rest of the day he will just hold I left him on longer then usual and he just holds it I dont know what to do.
I have successfully trained my boys to potty in a similar way and I can say it really works :). Check some more ways here http://newlifeanswers.com/potty-training/
hi! Your
approach sounds convincing to me. I just have a little question: my son
is ready in terms of holding back pee and pooh and the other
preconditions. But he refuses to sit on the potty. Do I first have to
work on that and if yes, do you have any good advice how to do that?
Thank you so much!
One of my daughters refused to sit on the little potty, and insisted on the grown up toilet from the get-go. It was "annoying" from my perspective, since I had to help her a LOT in the beginning to balance, etc. We got a little foot stool, and she'd climb on up. But that was the trick and once I let her do that, it got so much easier. Once she was pretty much at the end of that Week, she wanted to then use the little potty all by herself. Go figure! :)
Wishing you tons of patience and luck!
We were told that potty training a child is a process of trial and
error too. It is both exciting and frustrating.
Until I came across this program that showed my daughter and I how
to potty train our grandson within three days. There were some great techniques
and helpful information there that I felt compelled to share with others. We've
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Googling potty training was turning up outdated techniques and some of them we
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to everyday life.
We followed the instructions and "eureka" we found a
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Three days completely trained our grandson, it worked for us and I
hope it works for you.
So I hope this helps and good luck with your training.... O'
almost forgot here's the site: www.threedayspottytraining.com
1. She's holding her poop to do it at night in her diapers.
2. She refers to pee as "poop" and says she has to go all the time, but then doesn't do anything on the potty and is ready to get up after sitting for 5 seconds.
3. When she does have to go and we make it to the potty in time, she cries and cries while she does it. ?? It's possible that she's only behaving this emotional with me, her Mama. When Daddy did it with her a few times last night it wasn't a big deal at all.
4. She was up at 7:30 this morning and didn't go at all until 12. I think she's starting to hold her pee too.
Any thoughts or suggestions on any of these points?
every kid is different but thats all that i did for my son and he stopped doing it.
i have also heard of other young boys from friends that have done it as well, i only have 1 boy so i do not have anything to compare to but to me it does not seem to be something that is too much out of the ordinary.
good luck!
I am on maternity leave right now and am keeping my older one home to potty train but I am nervous about sending her back before she can tell me she has to pee??
I will totally be recommending this method to others!
I've gotten tips from other mom's i know, but I needed was a step by step.
I can't wait to try this out with little man!
Thank you for sharing your experience!
1. You have to let your kids follow you in the bathroom. I don't care how you feel about "I'm a private person". Get over yourself (not directed at any specific person here)
2. Leading up to potty training (I would think long before) you will have the opportunity to explain why you sit on the potty. (Yes men. If you have daughters, and probably even if you have boys, you need to be sitting for everything.)
3. Here is where I differ: I like the hinged middle seat thingy on a real toilet. I don't want to clean a bowl of poop. I don't want to have to retrain on a real toilet later. To do this you will likely need a step stool. (My girl quickly decided that she was big enough to climb up by herself, but we started with the stool.)
3. Tell them that sitting on the potty is for big people and they aren't big yet so they can't sit on the potty. But, they can use the stool and climb on with the lid closed. Make a big deal about how some day they'll get to climb on with the lid open.
4. When it's time to train, have a hinged training seat on every potty in the house. (Ha, I just said potty. Warning: you will find your self saying potty to adults in situations that make you feel silly. Again, get over yourself.) We put training seats on 2 of the toilets in our house, but not on the one in our master bathroom. Guess which toilet our "big girl" insists on using.
Everything else in this 'ible is spot on. I really like the idea of doing the potty dance in preparation of training. I will have to do that for our second girl in a few months.


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PANAMA CITY — Even after the federal budget cuts known as sequestration kicked in March 1, Lockheed Martin was able to garner more than $1 billion in federal military contracts during the first seven days of the month.
And going back a week before sequestration, with military furloughs, layoffs and cuts slated for implementation over the next month, Lockheed Martin was awarded more than $8 billion in military contracts from Feb. 20 to Thursday.
During that same time period, most of the contracts awarded by the DoD to other contractors have been in the $10 to $25 million range with only one other contract of more than $500 million.
Lockheed Martin spokeswoman Emily Caruso said the company would not comment on the number of contracts or amounts of money for each contract.
"You'll have to talk to our customers," said Caruso, referring to the U.S. military.
The Air Force issued a statement that noted that even though contracts have been awarded it doesn't mean programs can't be cut. A Navy spokesman said the contracts were part of a "congressional mandate."
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Lockheed Martin Services, Inc. was awarded a $70 million contract for a modification to its personnel services contract on Thursday. On the same day, Lockheed Martin was awarded more than $284 million for advanced procurement for the Space-Based Infrared Systems GEO 5-6 programs.
The night before sequestration went into effect, on Feb. 28, the DoD awarded a contract to Lockheed Martin totaling $333,786,000. The work is for maintenance of the accessories for the F-35 Lightning jet fighter and other aircraft for the U.S. Air Force, the Marine Corps and Navy. The contract also included aircraft sales to the United Kingdom and Norway.
Reaching back a bit further, on Feb. 25, Lockheed Martin officials announced they were awarded two fixed-price contracts totaling $120 million to procure parts for the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth next-generation Global Positioning System satellites, known as GPS III, according to the DoD.
On Feb. 20, Lockheed Martin was awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with a ceiling of $6.9 billion for F-22 modernization. F-22 pilots are trained at Tyndall Air Force Base.
Late last year, Lockheed Martin said it may have to slash 10,000 jobs if $500 billion in defense department cuts are enacted.
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