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•ejBaiais**** mmm mmm mmmmmtm > J. -fr : T%I_ H u *} e**)***ps. THE CHANGE II'I iniiiiiirriiiiiTiirn \ Conducted by i, .«fe &ABKOW. Cbsifaam. K. *•„. Jtsss Owrggondent JSietr F<3*lfc-*§&#« : Granpe THrwoRK m mmw& Th# Proper Supervision of Subordinsts .-t:;6f*ftae*>.« Prwninsnt feature,_ Michigan state grange stands well in the front in the natter oJ careful, painstaking work to build up the Or- der and Co make the giange inflaentlal. A plan that is awakening ft new inter- est in tbe work of the Fomoaa grange has been evolved by Stat$ Ufaster Sor- tea and nia colaborers. In a circular Jetto wtoeh he has issued to Pomona grangea Mr. Horton advances certain general Hoes of thought that should characterize the Pomona grange pro- gramme, which are as follows: First.—To Inculcate «it underatandlnsr or thsv *bsoluta. necessity ojt organisation among farmers the same as amoag~thoso engaged In other professions and bual- aeast pursuits. Second.—In explanation of the chief ea* sentiais In an organisation to mojt fulJy meet the current reuulrementa of farm- er* from that source. •-\.. • •• - _-. ., „ „. - Third.—TO *orcffily present the grange as ideal tajdnd. orgarde> formation, obV JecU and plan of execution, Fourtb>-rr<> present the proot*y record made, work in hand and future possibil- ities, and this may include all of the va- rious features and parts of education, *o-i' clat improvement, financial welfarjs,.farm- - tog, homemafcteg. citizen' duties and pub- Ue Welfare, all as promoted by the prao- tical and sure processes off the grange. These we consider aa the foundation upon which mar *est *»* from, which may be drawn the vast array of subtopics to be presented at Pomona grange m«*t- tnga through the lecturer'* prograjame. This plan has awakened a new Inter- est to many of tbe Pomona granges, and thre* or four have l&wied year books In which the Pomona programme for fiie year lis given. \Mfc: .Horton/baa' also developed a plan of grange' Super- vision, and' the matter Before referred to may be taken a s a part of that work. Concerning^ the securing of new mem- bers Mr. Horton recommends two or three Important plans. \Application flight\ may be announced two^weeks ahead wl%#,^|^|f^|»Vf yeap^mem- ber secure a s many applications aspos- alble and present them on that night Another plan Is known as tbe district plan, wfiere theterritory* IsiMitfuWin- to districts and each district vies with tbe others for the moat applications. A strong list of speakers Is provided both for the suDordinate and Pomona granges. Indeed, ^spoakers*bnreaa Is becoming an essentiaJfeature In the worlc In Michigan. ^Thegeneral theme ' of their addresses is \The Necessity of Organization and the Ideal Plan and Form of tbe, grange\ MR Horton re- questa bis' county deputies to report carefully on ail tbe work In their re- spective districts, in which manner he keeps in touch with- the needs of near- ly every grange in the state. COMMON SENSE most intelligent people to use only\ line* of known coajposWcra. There* t is thai Br. Pierce's medicines, tht wllco print every Ingredient fcntertng^ito them upon Jthe bottle wrap- pers and atttel Its correctness under oath, are dally grewing lit favor. TJie com* position of D\4Pierco*9 medicines itoptn. to evervBodvJror. Pterca being desirous of having thu: <v-nre\i U<rht nf tnvWfga? 3TT73.-s»nr( nije^tseing wholly made ol the actlyi medicinal principles extracted :frosa na- tive forest roots, by eXacfi processes original with Dr. Pierce, Md without the . useof a drop e£alwnoVtrlp!o-feih}cd*«nd chemically pare glycerlno being used in* stead in extracting and preserving the cra^iivo virtues, reaming In the roots employed, these medicines are entirely free from, tho objection of doing barm by creating an appetite for either al- coholic beverages or habit,-- forming drugs. Examine\the formula on their bottle wrappers—the same as sworn to by Dr. Pferce, and yoawill find that bit \Golden MedicalIh^yefyi* the^greitL blood-purifier, stomach tonic and bowel regaistor^tttB«a&cfcft recommended to core consumption in its advaw^stagetCno medicine wlUdothat>- jfefc£6e*New*« #11 those catarrhal condt> • tionsof head and throat, weak stomach, torpid liver and bronchial trouble*,-weak-~. lungs and hang-on^conghs, which, if neg- lected or badly.tteated lead npVto*nd finally terminate in consumption.. 3S&e the, '^Goldeft: Medle% mkwm* in time and tt UWH likely: to dlsapiolnt von if onrr»B give It * - «ftoi^o5^tn4 Mrtflal. BOW* expect mlricM. II wontdo supernatural things. You must exercise you* patience and.persever»Jh Its usofora reasonable length of time to get m M^oa^3*ftJngredle»1«ofwircb. Dr. Pierce's medicines are composed hava the unqualified endorsement of scores of - fteaicaf leader*-4)6tter than «ny iamonnt of lay, or non-professional, testimonials. Snefe«re not given #way;to,jbs «*pert» mented with but are sold bj all daakesia medicines at reasonable prfoes. /r;'-f ;?' OSlltiitttt?. \\ -. ; ; j.'. '•••;• Mpir home in Borke, N. Y., Joly 13tbi occurred the death, of Mrs. Elizabeth TierB^i She *as boriu j>t' WaWtegton;' seventy-two years ago. At tb\e age;* of' eigWeeh\8he iv ^a»?^converted~»nd 3 ^mt6d with the M. E. church. Five years Later she became the wife of Rev. M. B. Piercei. and for thirty years they labored together for the church they eo much loved, when the husband was Called to join jfche church above. Following are the charges served by them: Waddington, Norfolk, Bangor, Nioholville, Russell, Lisbon, Burke and Cotton. Mrs. Piercebad re- sided in Burke, for several years where she formed a large circle of friends the fact of which was demonstrated in many ways during her sickntss of eleven weeks. Sue leaves to deeply mourn her loss her daughter; Mrs* ^Geoi\ A> &»!$& *ritfi whom she had always resided/and an- other daughter:,,Mrs. ,A. -Q-. Finney,ofr Rutland, Vc, also one sob, the Rev. D. F« Fierce, present presidingelderof Utica Dist, and several grandchildren to whe m she was very closely atfaohedi^S. A, M. STATK at i»nr roBK, t orncs or JJJK $Krntnm' m •srxrt, > Wnm% inly *>. vm, ' \ , 1'jusnaBStotue pM*M<>fl8«l jrectloaonauf' article •fqarteea. of tiie eonstltuMoa of, tta gate of Kew For*, aatt Section BCTenoJCJotpter Bto9-.huaorB0ana ; nlwof-tte laWi'or eBtftteth-JMindied. «a4 ninety- «M:.)Bot!c^ls fe««!T gl«a tbat tue tollowtng pio- :poa«iainepameBt ta.secttoiUw^or-aTtlcle si* ol tea eDaBfiwudnottnePwJect New York u referred to. tiiu l>ajl»lftUtru ti be chosen *t Uio next general tleclIoD ol Senators tn. ttlj grata to be bold en ate mam Say ol KoTemSer, nlneseeii tnmdredonae'xSti •andtepuBllsliedcE(;e.ttWeelt fcrtbtee .'oniaUu. bekt precedlD.sr .sijcH-jGeiscniJ liscHpo-la *onforffil8j wtta. ate^^ia prorfaoni joaN a WUALKN, •-- ^asq*atryofstate.. A!lESn?lEf.? KCMBKB QNfi. GOSCVmt^t EEaOtCWOS, O? -70S ECau* 4H0 , 48SSHIH.T . '\ \ J . 'Propping anajnendiHaa t& section tuxyof article 8tzs of the *9JH«?rf&» Hi relation- tn i«sEl?£a fef the aijpdlatedivliioh of tfte euptm$ tawti. Sectjoat. Besired iit tte«»eiuMy^concur^'raat secyoo twoor arucjosixof tngconiamifGn be«nietia- ed to «•*•» follows: '•'.-.• Atatcsmri; 9 3. Tie le8l3la«iro stall divide tliost»to Into, Tour Judicial department*. The flrat department-*iialt coMtotof the oouniy of Hew Tors; the ottert stall be toonded by county noes, and be comp«et «na equal to popuUtlonw nearly aa w»y be. Once every ten years tbe letlslatnre max alter the jadidal de- partments, bnt witftDj^incieMJog the nmnber ttiere. of, Tiier&aEalMieian sppeiaueTdirtBoB of the so-, preme cow*. constoOng 3jm*w iaxiamjn Q&Cnt. departmeni* and fl»e4n»tt«8 in eacb of the ottw* a* Pajrthieatti aeachidepaftweotfOOTabaU consHtnte aquorum, and the) concurrence of three 8haU be noccswuy^io a dfflilpn. \ \•—\— \—**— partment;andho stall dealinatetbepresldlnglnstloe tbereof. who shall set *• aucb dnrlne bis term of — •-•-- ^ ideatot tbedepajtment. Tt» deawoated toe terms ot aw -portions of tnelr respectlte thsn-nire jeart., ftem iuaaio; \ tacli dealenaaooa exptnvw \ maia n«w dealjmauona. *' „_ ao_de«4ta«ed to aitln the each department shall he reH*- jnt • He- mafajao inakeptema- enae of-ttw ab^Dcoor lnsbuicy ' tbe appeH*te dlTUIon, or in lc& et any sppellatn division t.,oneprmore i «ddl'Ional i «p*df dlsjjoittlon oM»bii_ iter tbe apMOlata dlflsion-ia ^utabletodlwaeoflirsbua^ I tlmca siajorityof thapre- •etenl departmeata at a «©#- •••ag juattoa of tbudepartJDeut may. fnmtlme to time awn expedient. id 'tfeaoirea^Wtimsiweniwy eoncur), Titat •ihe- ftw-gatosfcmeirfment,bo inferred to ttoo leRUlataro i» be-euorea ntf8.*> oest jtonewirtectlrtio ntmmtatg. •*tta to conf-flMJty with ««tlott one, artlcHi touneen ot tbacowtitutlan, bn puMWW for tore* tfoaiW p«vJ-;u»tatnei'Kmoo|sucheieaiQn. f gtsteof H'Tw VtfKin genate, toy 23, JSfir. TfcefiPejrolDSresolQilon-sraii duij paiaed, * w»- lorfty vt aa tb» Beiiitora elected ^ -— - - - • tbereat^ '•Byordercfttogeijute, . ' « %. s. curiam, PTBridcBt. StttaeJ.Khw Tort, to Assembly, JaneM, ISOT.- iwfomfoingresolauonwatdnly passed, •» jni- Jority of ait tbe.members: elected to tbe AsjeniWs 'tot. teg to.laser tbereof.' » Byordes cf ,tae ASeabiy. i, w. Wa06W0ETa. JBn „ .' BpssWr.' Btst* of Km Tprfc, ottor-cf the aecjew? «t. *tsts,«»>,* ; I tiare compared tbe precedina copy ot concurrent reiolnuon, prepoalng an. aawaasteftt to aectloo Wenty^e^n oLfiwclft tcre« Of Hie Conataatjoav With tbe or^tal conTurrent reaolutlon on Die in tbU offlce.andi do benby certtly mat. tl» aatte ia »• correct traTSaerlpttbererrom,andot tbe whole tbereof- Siren under sjyliaBdandtts s«a of offlcs of Hiav S<y*etam°lSt2tiat U» eity t 6f Alb«y.mii tweaty-ituidayofJuiy.lB tbe year of oar Lord, one tbonaana nine bondred and eigbt, -\. . JOHNB.-WH*IJW» \ . •;\ • ' • ftwasuSyofState.' • tec any ptadlng appeals: from lyotbaraepwtmentforbeart: QranaatNot Politloal. ' • _ It seems to be a difficult matter for some member^ Of the grange t& keep tbe organisation separate and distinct front .matters with which It should have no connection, says tbe Pennsyl- vania Grange News. Itjg true.that politicians are always on the alert to get Indorsement for their different parties and their party candidates. In. carrying oat their purposes they wIU\ prttt the wool over ttt®Pe^eB e |fj oniil- 5 pecting subordinate or Pomona granges. They get resolutions. Introduced that on their face look to !be harmless;-btit are.deilghM to noodt one candidate or %«I# *t &&• *$&ai»<b& tooifaerl' Orange members everywhere should persistently and consistently refuse to allow themselves to be used as cats- paws to; puU chestnuts fTO^. the^flre\ for some unworthy object. The mem- bership in our Order carries but little significance if,)fi> oati and obllgatidn of fidelity to ^>nja. another are to 1», thoughtless^ b^kek Subo^nahs and- Pomona masters should sot allow this breach of trust to be committed and should nip in the bud at Once any at- tempts to ia»~|belr.grjMig^r^or?par%, sanpoUtlca] purposes. i^q'i^ktySaSasMM^ Gl«* Relief at Ones. ^&. cleanses, soothes, heals and protects rlbe ;*diseased mem- 'crane resulting from Oatarrbi'and drives iiway aCold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and SmelL Full size 50 eta. at Psaggists or by mail. liquid 'Creaia Balm fur use in atomizers75 cts. iKjrBjcothers, 56 Waaea Stree^New Yojk Caution May Bs Nssdsd. Is there a tendency to take into tbe grange those who are not worthy? With its growing; jwpnlarity, tbe grange attracts many who are not lawfully \entitled to become members, but who are seeking admission either for self aggrandisement or for the social features merely; : Any tendency to lower the standards set by tbe fa- thers should be checked, and that promptly, ,.: -; -}' _ ~;\[ , , •- ; : -': ';.• Th* Work In OhioT State Lecturer Taber mforxua us that tbe grangels^ontheup grade in Ohla He considers the lecturer's hour the backbone of the Order. He anticipates largo results from the August field meetings and believes that they will surpass is numbers and in Interest (hose of previous years. U omce.andaballbea! otber joatloe* aMlri jesmor the ufiexpti ietffli»toiBce,if fir time »• tbe terms TacanCJeaooem-, ^~ »» orarydeatfraaUofu toactof any justlc case the lawfldiDgit sballcertllTtohlm f aceaareneSdediSri tj^b«o|sj^. any department neaawlthlnarei siding justices of In* Sued by tbe- In amsra a*ay t _ BUCbdepartnMnttotoyotbaro^»rtmenttorl)«trti« aJiddetermlMHOit «oju»Uee 67 the appellate dlrji skmatal^wltliintbeldepartinenttowblcbbemayba deal»^uuedtop«tpr»>tbednUe«otattap>»Uate Joa- aopremecourt.otbartban those of a justice out court, and those pertilnffiff to tbe appellato divis- or to the hearing and decision of morlona snbml ,, byoonaent of coona^l, bat any snob justice, wbeb: n«a«^reDa^CMtoj^rfcmitMttneduue^«u^ jm*tearm?r beid'tay term ol tbe supreniseonrt *nA*pspl#»«»2r;-#J^.pbw*r» i of-*3ua^ supremo court In any county or Judicial district In any outer department ot tbe state, from and after «io_ last day of oeceajber, etgttyeeu hundred. i»nU nlnetj-flfe, the apoUlate division shall have toa im.IsdcHoanow exifcawi by.«» aupreme eoart at its genarai terms and by tbe general terms of th» conrt of common plea*, for the elty and county of Kaw Vork, tbe' snparidr coort of tbe city of New 3rqrJfc^japfili»r»cwirtot BnitsJo and the. city Ot Bwosiia, fnd'ancb addltlotua lurlsdlcuonas may be conferred by tbeletii'aaire. It shall bare power to appoint and remove ai reporter. Ttft Juatloesof tba sppeuate dlvtuon m each department shall bare power to llx the tunej and places for boldlns special and trial-terms therelp, and to atslan the jiuticea Uj. -tbe departments to hQW such terms: or to make njlea therefor. ' j M »,S..-Besolved (U uie iasembly.soncuW that the loegolng amendment be referred totbe Ieslsiature to bo tioeensa the neit general election ol senatora, and.inronfcfmlty.wIfeaecUon,pne, article fourtean cf: the'co^tKntlon,'a^liubilsaed for three montba prewotts-to ffietbrie br»nca*elic8dn. State of New York, In Senate, Feb. 25,1907. Tbe foregoins-resolution was duly nasaed.a ma- jorltyiot*Ii. the 'Senators' elected young In favor thereof. - | - ,^|iderof^|inife,^ , ; < .' ' ; •_!• EJ5W|ySTO«VISAOTCH*NlildBj * ,.,8Utoot|rewY0*jto*4a5embiy, Kari^a, lVOT, - Thaioresoins reaofution wa* duly passed,* ma- jority of afl'tbe metribera elected to the assembly yoflng m ifavor thereof. ? . v j^c^rof tbe-liaiably, . • •. . ; ; • jTrtf. WADewOBTB, JR, . i 8peaiter. . ftat* of ,»«* yorH» Office of ,tbe*r8ecretary of 8tBte,*g.:\- .•--\••*.••• I have compared the preceding copy of concurrent reaoloOon, proposing an amendment to section two oFiu-Ude slxof tbe Oonstliuuon.wltb tbe ofglnal 'concurrentresolution ,on niein-thls office, and i do hereby certify thatthia^samelaa correct transcript tten^m,«dof U^hortthereof.. '• , ' • Given unde^my band and tbe seatof offlcttot the Secretary of State at the city of Albany, una tt-&] twenty-nfUi dayofrJBly.ln tb».iearof our ' iord, one thousand nine bundred and eight. JOHN 8. WHALEN, & -.' * eecreuSyofState. fortbepay&entofiineitdebtoriiabinty.and tor m\ -otner purpow whatever,. Kfoaucb law snail 6» «ab- mlHcdtobovdtedoniOtJitn three ninths niter its- PtegsKeorataoy jreneral leteeiion whett any ether law. «rany W*6alt bejiabajittediu be ifntea-fy* 6i sswnsk Tn«lejrtsfatU''*»tuiiypriivMe for iuo l*ao of bond* of tcaataki to ma for » peilod nut eifeeed. {ngfl«yyew»ifttJl»ttor bonds h>-retofore aptori^ed _, initnottsatiedMaahaiiiiopwieand pwvidf) for the feting in favot ]«aoci«f »dln>et»ants«i»«l'w:ittupayB»at of tbe •saw as beftjtafor* reanlred, wae* any SicWng fwd«eated:aad«ft»i ateXwn Aau^ewailaamonnt tbe debt for whieb It waa treated, no further direct tatsballiWietieaoaaeeodntor said (ilnilos funtt, and U^leeiaaiurt\ staUTeduoethe tat toanamoanc ewai to useaccrnlngtoteresticn such debt, Tbetegis*: islnro. may JronV tune tbtlnw alter tbe Bite of tn^ertst WbepHdoponaaiatateaeWiWblBbbastseenbrmay be autborlasa pursaant to*be pwrtsloM of tbla Sectfaa, or aponawpsrlof «a» debt, trpylded. Bafretuv thM tbe nuaptlntarratsbau not be altered upon soy, part of aach debtor opoaaiiy bond or otbet* m&mm* tbereof, wblcb baabe^w shall be crealwl or Jasu<d beloie such ajteratlon. la case tbe legMatnre In- crease tbe rate or interest upon any such debt, or '&»&• -•• alfi-pgOySiBw mwe, : l •jama or mm BKirauvor %jmm, • \. \ *n^ 4 Juivl», wee. • -r\ . -,, Pursuant to the worislonaor Mtotlattonebf WGcle- foarteen of the OonsdUuOon of tbe State of Hew York, and-scctlgn seven of chapter nine bunOred and Who oftlieJU»w» of etifttmbbundred and nineff- UU v_« r ~ , No more than five josMceaislx.wHJc* Jaberaby given ttat tbe.frilowiog (Wj s\ssSs^ai^iBwa£vir6s^il» io*Samdmenr to%^on tb^f «^^twob|: . T|i» Prssidsnt Says- Organization has become necessary In the business world. It Is no less ment as the grange movement, lis good! to itself and Is capable of well nigh In- Jtoite furtber extension for good.— President Roosevelt - Masters of granges should not allow alfpsbod methods in-any department of grange work, whether fk:)t&& transac- tion of buslnesB or In degree work. Sven In the matter of moving a resolu- tion or an appropriation there Is a rtgbt way to do it, ind<»nly one. Lit- Qc things count., . •.. *•\. -> A grange-lecturer says that the use ef printed programmes has not only Increased interest in the work, but hag actnally doubled tlie attendance. . . On the Vsraa of Prostration. •What else bare yon g6t5*' Mked Cbolly, looking languidly \over the bill of fare fpr sometidog ta tempt his Jad- ed appetite. \Wefl?» wblled tte waitreas, •**»•.- have hot biscuits too.\ **KUBRB do/*aaHt cateffly, ajttlngBli intellect by tossing the bfll of fart aside. \Bring me a hot biscuit stew.\ —Chicago Trtbane. Rabuttat TssiliHony, The Guest-ilsD't your Uttleboy ratb- er.nervons, Mht Bbiua? Mrs. Blmm-^ Jfoff tbmit Oot, Little Boy-yea. I am, ma; when people who come hat* stay too long It makes ma wrlggls around and kick my chair. TO-PRESEBVE EGGS. Fiirst, gejt the*>ggs strictly fresh* take atfont a dozen at a time, have a tea kettle of boiling water, place the eggainadeep di^b and\pour over then) boiling water. Take the eggs out of tbe water quickly, wijp***nd place in pasteboard^ egg boxes,: which hold one doxen each. Should any of the eggs crack during the hot water process, they most not be packed, as they would spoil, It i s not necessary to have the water boiling too haTd, but juSjifft the boiling point; place the eggs in the box, small end down. When tbe box is full arid the ? eggs sire eold, tie? the: box with common store string and pat down in the cellar. You should date each box, so as to use the oldest eggs first, Some will say: ,ir Wby, will it not soofc: tbeeggs to pour boiling water over tbem? % Yes, to be sure i t will, a trifle, only next to the shell, therefore filling pores of eggshell and keeping out all air, so there Is no possible chance for them to spoil. You will be surprised what JbyelyjBggs you will have ail winter. Those packed this way in the fail will keep and look a? fresh in tbe spring as When Erst put do«ra: v, \\ r '\\:*?\\\ '•'\ •;•'*.-':-» •••••:•>•-••>' - One thing more, you must be sure to turn the egg boxes over occasionally, eo the yolk will not settle on one side. The lady who gave this information has packed eggs this-Way (scalded in hot water) fOr more-than, tob'^^iiai »od basj never yet had one spdit The main thing is to be sure and get strictly fresh eggs. Perhaps it would be best i&, Mf only a few at first, to test, before putting down s6ta supply for r $be wibter.*By the way, these egg boxes can be had a t any grocery store for 1 cent each or 10 cents per dozen boxes. The time to pack eggs Is in tbelatter pait of August, Sep- tember or early part of October, while eggs are at a reasonable pries. It is well not to pack them too early. Perhaps some would like to know how to test eggs to know if tbey artfreeb.'. Prop eggs' ia cold water, and if they sink to the bottom on tbe aide of the egg it is strictly fresh, but If the end touches bottom it i s also fresh, but a few days Old; but if the eggs float, look out! Yoa may bs keepiDg chickens and not know. it. Bat don't drop them in cold water and .then pour :bdt wafer over them, bat waitior tbey will be likely to break Bombay Grange. The last meeting of Bombay Grange was held <.n Saturday evening, July 25th. Five new members were instructed in the 1st and 2d degrees. \ The .next jtaeefiiig will be. held in our new balli ikog. §ii. It was Voted by the Grange.tb \have an opening ball,. Friday evening Aug. 7th. Proceeds to be used to paint the ball on the Outside. Supper Will be servedih the town Hall. Everybody welcome the following Gomtnittee was appolflted to have charge of ^he-dalBce*^. % MoDoq» pcil, Ed. Cavsqagb aod Geo. E. -Rock- third day of November, plneteen hundred and sltht, andIspuhUshedoneeaweek forthrea montba next preoedins socb General Bectlon in coolormlty with UwaforeiaWpwialoBS.^^ ^, rt »*^*- -''• .\: Secretary of Sttte?- ' - AM»rn)lnEHTHT«BWt rOOg. ' - r; ~ cosccwtSNT- ateotonos or rut SIXAM AND • - • ABsntBtr '•\ » -- • \'' rf^d^jtiiaMeiianmitoteitioit mm otWtcW o^o/-»trWfeofers, ,7- •-'. . ^- v t* y . ~- . Bectlon L Eeaolved (If the senata concur), that section tnres of sMtlcla two of u» constitution, bo ameaded to read as folio war '^ - % '- , f ' --•\- / -*•;.' . ;• f L ' - . • j&ticutu. ,,•-', .-;-;•„, . AS. l^thapurposeof tottns, tio parson shall b# deemed to have saltted Or -lost aWaWewe. by reaaon- of hla presence or -abseoee, while eanpioyad lit the aervloe.of the United States; nor .while engigtd in tba navieailonof tbe water* of this atate^ocot tba UWted»ti^orofttabit>ae«a;'norwiUJa*atodea« of any aemlnaryof learnint; nor wbuekept at any aimlhoaae, or other asylum, or lnatuuuon wbouyor partly snpported at public eipenseor byebarlty; nor •hl»e.conaned uianriwMlepMaon. <Ja» le#^slatnrfe a»y. boicerar. protid* Oat an lnmata of U*e Hew rorksUWsolalers'tottllon'bonieandOftoeKew Yprk State Women's Kelief Corps Hems, who po*i ¥^»2SSis^is.-^HSSSS^«i«r *Ba^tta JWUaJStt^Jwsiortssa bysaotton one of period of time as vtouidbave qmllflad mm to votein the election district In which such borne Is located If he had resided therein for inch pettod^stay tota for ofBcx* oftbftstateor of tba Vsltedstttes tt tbs election district or districts In whlc* aucb boaie la locatedVbut an inmate »o voting In sncbalecUcn dla- 'trlctifcallnotTOte inaay ctber elsctloa-tuatrict of • f ;*rBe»ojTed:(tt t tte'sstiiile ooucttrj, ?^rbar tbo foreeolnit amendment be referted lO-tba legiaiatore to be oboaao attaw next gvaeral«leeMo»0f teastors,^ and toeonformlty with aectfon one, article fourteen of the tomatttUoo,^^ l»'poMhil»af()r tluw»tooBU« previous to the tune ot such eleeuon. , ' State of Kew York, In Assembly, Apr. 88,1907. , TlMforeirctog Waolution waAdtdy passed, * ma- jority of fll the members, elected to iberAsasmbly voting In favor theredr, tnree-flKbf kehtg breaeat. By order of ihaJjasembly. w . ^^ ftateof Kew York,'iri senate,'June II, The foregoing resolution waa duly passed,* ma- jority of all tbe. Senators elected voting in fayor thereof, three-olth* being present. By order of the Senate,- -. '•'*. .•-•..-. . .*.,ls3sW,-. • - State: ot sew York/ Offiw^tb^Jecretsry of 8tate,aKJ \' .'-' •'-••' I tavec<)mpared the preceding eopyef eoaeurreat resolution, propoatoir an amencTment to section tbrte of aricle IWO of tbe OOMtltattoo, wltb tba origlnial cooeorrentijBaoinUoti- onJBeJB tals offlee, so*. IJto «e conalltnupa-.or the State ofHewYork isreferr«d to tie TjegWattlre tdbe chosen at the next General .„„™„_.—,»««..«« - m „ nait tbereot it an»»Imposftand provide Mrtbe coi- I«Uoaofadlre*tsnonalti*topayiid»OSelentto pay toe Increased or altered Interest on such dabt as it falls duo and »l*o to piy and dUctante tte prln- 6* asnas«ftg J#5?f. Md'aha}tl«*ropriat» «a- aualiy to thaattWwt food moneys lniMnount snffl- oKnt/Qpay«natoBereatandipsyanaalacna« tbe prlac^otsnchiiebt wbe^abailftecomo dae^ snd I &^Be*oived (is tbe assembly concur); That tbe foregclpgaijiendment be referred to (be leglttttore. tobechowmattbetextxeneralelecttoaof atnatowj and-lp coaformI6r,w«ectlpn one. article ftrarteen: of tte<»n»Mtuuoii, bepnh'ftbedfor three wombs pre- vlous to thetlnieof nuiklDKsu^cbota;. , staMtfJKMrTi^la^^.s^ '- i^ffflfes^giwiottonwas duly pass^, a hia- JontyoraUthe8eaator««ected?otingamvorfheeuf. •.- • - >• »' -•.'..-, V-. ' - -.'i'feBalilBWi''' 8*te of gewTotsvia AasetnbW, Apr. 8, J908. . ^fonwjMwspiatidnwas diurlilied,- an*- 4^ 1 ^e* I *as* * ^F^? *** 'I: **«^ i ^E* -':*** ¥ *** 1 ^e* l -*n\f ^e*.i **^; rcial Printin; Toting In fovor thereof. ... By order of Urt Assembly, '- ;^^«y«'-S«»' i^ y p^'«^'i^.-»wBiBW-V ' Iha*.*«siauW^,P>BceaI% au^.propMifig an amendment to aeetioa four, aeveo^UjeTi)o£ittttion,wim tbeoriRinar .. .iJttMiotafofonOleln-tbla office. Sod:* do hereby certify tba* Ule aame ft * correct transcript tbewfijMB,todoltb^bWths^fi '^ ? ^^-^ [i«8rj tfon^-laua^jaly^ial^iie |&r ;ot Onr J^ one thonswd nine bundrtd.and eight Becretaryofstate.. I tadly Exprssssd. . iaGraat-DulTs -\Notes ffrom a iMa.- rjf « la to^l that -wberi LarJdaeet', 1M great animal fjainter, was presented to the king of Portugal his majesty said: \Aa I am so glad t o see youl J *X* ways like bwstsP Comprwmlsav Customer {In bookstor«>-Let ms bay* * «opy of \Antony and Cleopsv tra,** CJerk-Yea, air; #1, ptaaa*. Cusv tomer—Dear me, I've <ml* got 60 cent*. jr**t-ft»w ma Antonyl-Hiu^paTrti W««*- ~ SIM»<W NEW TOBK. , OiftororiH* SioariABT or STATX, Albany, July i6,1908. Pursuant to the pro»islon3 of section one of article fourteen of the Oonstttotion of the State of New York; ana section seven of chapter nine bundled and and nine of tbe Laws of eighteen snd nlnety-alx, police l» hereby siren that the following proposed amendment to geetlen seven of article six of tbe Cun- etltutlonof the State of Now Tork It referred to the. Leifls ature to be chosen At tbe next General ElecUon of Senators in.thls sute to be held on tbe third day of November, nineteen hundred snd eight, and.- is: published once a week for three months next preced- ing such general election ut conformity;with the sfSrmld prdTlalons. JOHN 8. WHAUtN. 8ecretaryof8tate. aatl^lIglirHtiatBEE TWO. / coscDassHT afSOtnrioK or TBS SIKATS AIO> ASBXKBIT nttoseetSoiiKrieno/artt- ProportnffiOJt.i , ...„ ... _, „., ele sit vf Vie cottttitutionin relation to judges of the court of appearand justices of the supreme . court. , ' Section LEesolved (It the senate concur'. That section seven, of artice six of toe constitution be amended to read as follows: . . . , - 4;S.: Theconrt of appealsis contianedA it shall conslatof tbe chlet judge and aasoclate judges now In office, vrbotball hold tbelr offices nntu the explra-' tlonortbelrrespecave terms, and tbelr succea-ors. who stall be chosen by the electors of the SUte. Tho official terma of the chief judgo and aasoelate-Judges shall bo fourteen years from and; tocludlpfi the drat day of January next after their election, Hve mem- bers of the court shaU form a quorum, and ther'oon- correnceof four shaU be necessary to a decision. IBO court stall taTepoierto appoint and to remove IU reporter, cterka^atondanta.. Wneneverand aa often as amajoriry.of the Judges of tbe court of ap- peals sbaU certify to tbe governor ihtt said eourt is unable, by resson ot UwiccumnlaUon of causes pend- ing therein, to bear sad dispose of tbe ssme wltb reaeonable speed, tho governor shaU designate not more than four justices of the aupreme court to serve aa associate judge* ot the court of appeals. Tbe jus- tices »o designated shall be relieved from tbelrduttea »ajusoceaof the sapraine.court and stall.serve as jwodste judges' ot u»i court of appeals unui U» causes undlspojed of in said court are redneed to two hundred, when they stall return to the sopreiae court Tbe governor may deslgnatadosttoas ot the supreme court to flit Vacancies. Ho Jostles sball serveasasaoclate Jndgeof the conrt ot sppsslsex^ eeptwhltoho!dltwOwoj(m)eof3iMtloeoftbeaoprema court, and no more than seven judges shall Bit In any case. There sha'l be elected at tlje next general elec- tion to be held after the adoption of this amendment, and tberesfter as vacanclis may occur, two add!- Monal aaaodate judgoaof tbe court or appeals, of the judges of which coort not more than seven shall alt on the hearing of any appeal, except that the coon may, tt usdlsef^tton, direct areargnment to be had. before the entire court. Upon theentry of the jodgea. so elected upon tbelr respecuve offices; tba exlsttag provwoh for designating jdsiices of the supreme court^ associatei-Jadga of the courtof appeals shall cease and determine. -Tbe salary of tbe ossoslate judges of thexourt of appeals shall be the sum of fifteen thousand dollars a, year, and that of too chief JodseUissuBiOf flfteentboasMd are bnndred dol- lansyear. wbtchaadaryjahali beinllea of and sbali exclude all other compensation and,al!owances for expenses of every natere and kind whatever. h-fh Eesoive* at -m^aminmom. Thst ae foH*^aSi^diiB«tbft^ jegWature to be chosen at the next genera] election of senators, and in conformity wltb section one, article fourteen of the constitution, be published for three montflf previous ta the Umeof such eleeuon. •' - State of New York, in Assembly, May 22.1SW. TJwfmas#(^r«jo|ntfon; wasflWy passed, a ms- Jorftv of alt members elected to the Aisembly voting in favor thereof, three-niths being present. By order of tbe Assembly, _, State of New rorlc. in SBhsteJane W ] The foregoing resolution was duly passed, a ma- jority- or ail m BettttoW elected voung'ia; fsv^jf tbexeof, three-fifths being present. By otder of the Senate, •• '-(-ItlMlBlMDUNL \* TNVkssBflJsMf State of JKewYorlt, Office of tfie^Seeretary of 1 naWcompsred thspretaidlDg copyxSf ooocurtsot resolutlcaiipropoalBg an amendmentto section seven of article six of tbe Constitution wltb tbe original concurrent resolotion on file In this office, and I do b^reiw oertttythat tbetame Is a corrPcK transertrt tjjereirom, and oftbe whole thereof- -' ' Glvenundermyhandandtbesealof office of tbe beteby certify that the saaw Ja* correct transcript; ti»e«irom,sadofaa;wh6leO«!s«: - •'T ' Given under my band; andtbeasalof oak» of tbs Secretaryof State at_tbe city of Albany, this U» s.l twenty^DOh day of Jaly, in the .yearof oar Lord, one U»n«uid nine bnndred sad eight. , J0HH8..WHA1JCN, , , ~* \ : \ sseretaryet'State. 8TATI OriOtW TOBaT, » JHRSSOSWiST ' ~ \ Orricx or IHR SsoaieriST or STATIC, ' v . Albany v JttIy »,!«!§. < |>a»ns^tou^iWTls»MM5f:siB<^ii«^^ ~^--r-..-^ ^» CpBstltattoa^tth* Bute of «ew Tors, sod sectfoa seven of cbspternlnebundred and. nine^ttalAwiof elghtefcbnndrrt and ninety- six, notice la hereby siren that toe foUowing pro- »osi^ttand«eatto section ten 'of article eight\-of. tlwi^tottUoaof tta*t«*e of NewYork Is referred ^mpe»jmm.0S«cl^m,i,t,tt» OTJ*Genersi, ueettsB pi team^'^mTS^i&i^iSiaMttie ihIrddaycr,NoTe«ber,.nlneteenbBUdrad and eight. aM&publishedoocea weekfor toree months nextpre- ceedlegswcbGeDeralklectlQn lnoonformtty with the: WorejsaidptpTlalpns. •.-.,''\ •<- ;, f ; aroat,^ WftAEEN, 1 !•' '---'. ,]''>'• .•-• k *•*.. ^ecj^tsrj.-pfState. .- r\' -; AlaWpW^^aiiB^IIa^gR,, - COSCCEBXNr . SXSOLOTIOJC < 0». 3SX SJtSATK AK1> f. • v !-• :.-',. -•AS^BIBbiC , tight of Vie eonsMtnttbn, relating to Vie liinitd- UmjT^^au^nmoilmetfiam ezceptuig ccrmnMt^qfjMifmfromcmmmm of* i^cfaiUqforpttirpfaofsucKUmiUtiton. •fecttool. itsotv*d(lf tfesssembfycdncurt.Tiist sectloaiea of article 'eight »f the consUtauon Be amended to read as follows: AB*jtd|ifc-yhi. \ /'•-.' ''.,.\' ''. We are Pi^paared to tate: HEADS, 13QTE 1!V TttE PBESIDENTIAL rA.TII«AH.N \ t. AM. jBojfO Ale*!,,More Ttiorpctgb and Ti,. r e Fearieaa Than Ever. Bead M? Every IiD^luii-SpeufUn e Country. A President of the United Stat** n i be elected this year. Wbo w h^ a „,i „,',.' IStb^man whom be will beat .\.,:„,;\ yfctfenows, but tbeTbrice-a-week edit, , n of the, New York World will t«-ii ».„, eiwrystep and every detail of what pr,\ m . isesto be a campaign of the most ai«., r i, ing interest. I t may-not tell you w( mt yoa hope, but it will tell you «,,,. . l?he Tbriee-a-weefe World long a K . ^ tablished a character for impartialitj ami teariessnesa in the publication of new and this it Will maintain. If you »ant the news as it really is, subsonbt- r,, r n ,^ Thrice a vveek World, which cumm. t 0 yott tfvefy other day except Suoday and is thus practically a daily at the i.ri.- t of Tbe TbrTce.a-Weeb Worlds re« U | ar Hbscription price is |1.(K) per y^, „„,, thus pays Tor 156 papers. We off^r thie unequalled newspaper and the i\ ^ D10M together for $1.65. i . - .<• v *-•? , fust a tittle tbe Ordinary and Bdiiyered Wmi Promised, . STATE 0*«|!v*tOiW, J Omct or ins SICSXTAST or SIAIX, > Aiumy. Juiys»,nw8. - t 1 Pursuant to tbe provisions of section one of artJele fourteen of tbe UonKUuMott ot tbs State ot Mew. York, snd section seven of ctapter nine hundred and nine of the Laws of eighteen hundred sad nlpety- slx, nbuesis hereby gitso that, the foUowiog pro-, posed amendment to aecuotttwelvs of artlele six of tbe Conttuutlon of tbe Btateof New^ York is referred to tbe Legiaiatnretobe chosen at ran next General iJectlonof BenatorsmthUBti^tofbe held on the third day of November, nineteen hundred and eight, andlspubhsned oncea week for three montha next, preceding aucb General Election in confomnty with: thenfonsad proTlaions. ' JOHNf.-w^AJJtkr._ . Secretary of 8Utc, A^NDMENT NUHBEIX^FIVB, ; cosccmiEST Bxsoiimos ot rns SXKATK 'ASP ASBXBIJir; \ ' . \-' ; ,- Prepoetiio oft owendistefit^ to aeeMoattweta; of arUctesixofthc.eoyutU*tiQn,,inrctatfmtothe. compensation of jmtieu of tM tuprattttwurt. - Section 1. HeaoJved (If the Sfnate concur). That section twelve of article six of tbe constitution be amended toread as follswsr- ', ... 112. No person shall bold tbe office of jodge or juatlceof any court k)Bger than bnul and Including the last a*f ot Ososnbsif aext alter bs atah bs seventy years of age. gseh justtos of tkssupreim courtstaijeoelve from ths state tbe aum-of ttn tnouaaod dollars per jesr.'Tboas assigned to the ai>pell8*alW»IOMih,«» vmJW foarm depart- tnentsataUeacbjieoelvelnaddltJoathe stun of two thousand dollars, snd the presiding justices thereof tbe sum of twoibo*aasda»uhujjdr*»doU*»psry«*r. Those justices elected In ths first and aeoond judicial departu.entssbsll continue to reestn from tnelr re- spectlvftcBleS,coanues<irdl»trteJs;a*s»w^w by law, aach additional eo»a*s*St*on-air will mats tbelr aggregate compensation what tbey are OJW receiving. Ttc^justlceselectedlnany judicial de- partmeMoltartbaa tbe nrrt or aeoond, and assigned to tbsappebstedtvtaioosQttbe first and second- de-necessary partmenta shall, while so assigned, recelte from those capartmenta respectively, a» now provided by' Isw, snea addluooai sum as U paid to tbs jusuoas of Utoae departsienta. AJusUceeSertedtetteThirdorfcStb: deoartment-ssaifTied by toe appOiato Slvlstoo or deslgnatei by the governor to bold a trial or special term In a Judicial district other than that in whlcb he Is elected atall receive in addition ten douara per oay for expensea wane actually so engagedm bqid- ingauchternu. which sbsubspald by tbe state sad charged upon the iodicja district wber* tbe lerviee is rendered. ,Tas compeosailon bereia; p«u vldedataUbelnbettofand sbaU-axclnde all otoec compebsf^nsndallowanwtolaldJMtfces for ex-; : peosssof stsry kind aDdnatars wnalaoerer. Tba provisions of this sectfon stall apply to the jndgea and Jostlcea now in offlee and to those hereafcec Ta. aesdved (It the Betjato,e<>ncjBr),,Tbat tbs foregotags«xsndB»ent be referred to Wlegttlss^w to be chosen at tbe nextgoneral electton of senator*, and; ta conformay wttttsecuoa one. artlols fourteen of the consutuaon, be pubiuhed for three moctlis prevtonstouietlbwotinchelectloh. / ;:\.\' .- stateoftJewYoriCln'.seast*.jusr.«,l80B. . - The foregoing rcaplutlonwaa duly pasaecL s ma- jority of all toe Senators elected voting in favor itief«&tti^nmg»!mg.ilr»tit. -- - - X. By .order of tbs Senate.- -; •? • -'..',..-'*'.'.• '.\';.'.V: L. 8. CHANDIJtB, - : -' , * .\\ \\-.- : ' ' ^ ',\ \ President -' 6UteotNewT«k,inAs»ttriBly.H«r.m,19()8. Tbefejegolngre»olntloa-was duly passed, * ma- jority of an tba members; elected to tbe Assembly voUng to ftvcjtbereor.three-flfjhs being present. ' Byorterof HwAsjemWK. __ X^-- . \: •;,>i.f. mbfirojiTH, J«U . s -r •'•'- - •- '. ••'.• •*.',•\- '.-' ''-Spsaker.- State of Se»r York, Office of the Secretary of State,ss..' - •» .''.'•, I tavecomwuied the preceding copy of cooesrrent resolauon,prof)oshMritoaajs84ssesrttoaecUoo twelve of article six of toe Cotufltotton. wHb toe original concurrent n^luUon on r^ to this, office, sod 1 do hereby certify ttatuw ssme tf a oorrect transcript therefrom, and of the whole thereof. ' .' Given two^r *y band snd the seal of ofaee of tbe , - .. 8e^»tsryof«ts»»t toe city of AlhAyvtMs a.s-1 tweaty-liftodsyaMaiy,m>tb»,fflsrofo^^ LordiOoe ffloasiBd^uitf bitodred and sight.' • Mt No county, ctty.townpr village sban bere- slteif glwsay moneywi*Bper»i or losalisvmoney orcrsdlt toor toaldot>any Ind|vlduaU.a«aeclsllon or eorportUou, or become-directly or Indirectly the owssrpf stock in, or bonds-of, any'sstoclsacta or corporaaon; nor ahall any auchiqoonty. city, town or village be allowed to incur any indebtednes* except forewnty, city, town or village purposssv Thiisec-: Hon seam a* prevent sncbeoMty, city, town or vii- lagsvjtrottt nuddng such .nrovl|loos for- the aid or support of fupcwaa itay be authorized-bylaw. No county or city, ataUbe allowed to become ItdaMed for any purpoee or in any m inner to an aiaount wWcJ».4»s^BbyogexwSg• indei tednes»,ahaU exceed tea per ceatusiot thesatested, valuation of the real estate of such county or city stibjectto taxation, as Uappesredbytbeaaaeatment T<ilteofaaldconnty or dtyon tta last assessment for state or county, taxes fcjor to tbe IncuWng of-su<*'lhdebtodne«t; snd si) Jp^>»edaes|At aacessjof Stpt^llnutsMonr except such aa now mar exist, shall befabaoluteiy voldTex- e^ptaataretocittarwlaeprorldett. Jiocountyorclty ,wsoasprea«tindebtedneB»,tacseds ten i's- centum of tseusessedVsluAUon of-^^il eatatesbbMtto taxation, stall be allowed to become Indebted In any fnrtberamoontunUUucb lodebtednessbsubo re- duced within aucb limit. This section sbsit not be oonatrned to prevent tbe Issuing of certlflcate* of ln- deWedneasor revenue bonds issued In antlclpu'on of tbetollectlon of taxesf oramounta actually con- tained or to be obotalnediln tbetixea for the year when soei oarttacatea ' or revenue bonds are issued and: payable pat, of said taxes; nor to prevent tbe city Of New.York front issuing bonds to be redeesisd outof the tax levy for tbeyearnextsuoceedlngtbe year of tbelr Issue, pro- vided that the amount of aach bonds which may be lamed to any one year la excess ot too limitations berefn contained shall hot exceed one-tenth of one perceeta* of tWsiseassdTaluattoncJ tbe real estate of said city subject to taxation. Norsball this sec- tion bo construed to prevent the issue ot bonds to provide tor the supply of water: but tbe term of bonds issued to provide the supply of water. In exceea of tbellmitauonot indeUedneasHxed hereto, shall not exceed twenty jears. and a sinking fund shall be crea»ed*fl the issuing of toe aald bbnda for tbelr re- • dsmptlon,by raising annually asom which wlUpro- dste an amount equal-to the sum of the principal sod Interest of said bonds at their maturity All: oertlflcsiegof indebtsdamor reyean* bonds lasned laaoUelpaaon of thacouectiono; taxes, which are s.s g TBntC^AzSVEEK WOIt «> V i» SCRANTON AL WOOD C. W. Allen Co., %o Amsden Street We &Yp Speeialists in this Line and our Type Styles and Designs wee the Latest, Let us Quote Prices and Show Samples. by Mail Answered. e Palladium Co. $ MA LONE, N. Y. SHOES SHOES Durable, Stylish and Moderate **rieeti» $ fl. €. rlubrcp, % Can you believe yoar senses'/ When two of thenj, t&SW and smell ftgving been impaired if not nttftdy des> troyed, by |*fa3sal Catarrh, are Mly re- stored by Eiyli. Cream Balm <mn you doublthat thjbremedy deserve* all that ha# been sairfof'itbythei^ousaadrwhDDi it has cuwd? ft is applied diteoHy to tbe erfected air-passages and begins its heal* ijg work at once* Why not get it to- day? Ml druggists or mailed by Ely Bros;, 56 Warren Strea*, New x'ork, on receipt of 150 coats. • \ • •••- *-••'«•••- ' ••'.'.«••,.. Happy Bill cigars always good. BecretaryofStateat the city of Albany, this fi.s.1 twenty-flfthdsyof July, In the year of onr hordv one thousand nine huDdfed and eight. . * . Secretary ojstste. m AT* Ot NEW- YOBK, •'••-) 0?IJC8 0? TOT SKTBiTABr 01! 6TAIE.->- .AH»ny»,JjU>fl6,KK», -- ' 1 - PUrsuAnt tft-tto prbvlilonft 6t AecUoO one el aracle fourteen of the. Constitution of the SWe of New York, and«ectien«eveaot ctaCter nlne'bundred and nine of the taws of ^igbteao hubdreft apd- nmety- 8lx, coUca U hereby given that tho following proposed 8jnendmenttosectlonlwentj-seveb of arucfet three pftteconaututlon or toe State of New York la re? ferf6dtot)iel#giilaWrefo be chosen st me-next CeneiatWeciionof 8enato«totwsSi|ite t> bo- told on tba thitd-day of November, nineteenbundrsa and eight, snd u published on«»* week'for three mobtos bextbrecedlogaiithCenersl ItEecMonin «on(ortoity wlih. ttfraforessid provisions. mm 8, WHAtKN, secretary of State, -, Aw&mimnt mmBtBJBBtK, (toscoHttjrj' KeditJttw i or ftof suttw ASfi' assgirstr JPWpoiKm an ametiUmmt ta *eelt<m, tirtntiHepnt of article three i>f the conttuuticm intelatvmt<> IH wmrtt of m tioeiffl if«iwffi#;it, am twmtif au/iUurti »f <*htr imk oj&tv, Section f. tteaolved Of Una aaaettWy concur), Tbat section twentr-aevatt of ariws f&tm ot tbs oonWto- tlop flevamendsd Wtesd ss follows: A&t icw or. Section n. Tba legfalature, «tail, by general law*, confer upon to* board* of sijperriaof* of our severs! eoantiia ot toe suss sueh furtbsr powers of local legMatton snd admialsowlon aa Hw IsytUalnrs assy from Mme to tune deem expedient, and In eouatia* proceed* which now bare, or my bsfeafter bare, county Inbefcn tTrW-tf is pay and dtoebsiis lb* auditor* oratoerBsesl sffleera, autborisad to audit and prtaetpal of such dsiot sad Uabluty. Tawsioasy kriaiMrmMa any loan ; sTAWormtvy YOkiv _ orjfics or wi»*ca»^r^r«fA|fe •r AlbsayiaBiymiWfc ,. .-' T ,_, FttMoant to the^Morisioas ofseeUMi one of srtkle foirtasn *f tos GOBstttsttop of tbe Btate of Haw York, and aecUonaeren orctapternlnehundred and nlneottitejCAws of eighteea hundr«d sad ninety, six, nodoeisMorsby gTjea that am foOowhtg pro- poled amend to section tour of article seres of the ConaUtoUonof lb* State ot New York '*»- referredlo the iegljiature to be chosen at toe next OsnerAl itfeUan of Senators In «usSJat(rto he held ratte ttWdsyof NorsiBbnr, mnetoea huBdred sad stent. andlapnbUab^oi^aw^for three months next pi*e«dlng aucb General XlecUon In conformity with tostbelffore««idpro,rSslon». „ ' ' S«wtsrypfstato«. A«*NDMgNTJrtf*fBg*8IX. .' C05SCEBB1ST' gftOLIXtOS W «H* SXSAW AHD • -;• • Assswrtv. •Pfnp&lrfO. ati mauimetit. to fftliat f<>ur of-wit- *iosemt efthe*w*uuti-m,mmUHnii thtlr^s- tature to <Ht£f- Vie Mti of inumt upon, ml* authorized pursuant to,sat§ir,n. Section t. Ueaoiveaarth0ass*[nsiyconcuT>.Tbat setHoa four of article *eree of tbs consUtution be anJfinded *>U to read a* follows ,- U . gxcepttoe debts «pecIfledu»««uon* two and oftolsarttcWfOodsMssballbf hereafter wn» crictemjy or lo ofebalf of this state, oiiiew SUOQ debt men t» authorise b* law, lor some stogie work or object, to be d&uneUy specified therein; apd such Jaw»taitj«po*s»odprotW9foruis colieeUoa of a direct sonusi tax to pay, sad sufficient to p*j< the inteirest oa sues debt aa i t fall* due, and also to par and dtaebarte tSe priu- ciMlafaneb debt wltbtnOfty years rrom Urn litueof ih» eontracUng thereof, NO MMS law shall take eaectnntiiitsnsif.stagsBsrsi election, bare been submitted to tbs people, and bsrsrseorrsd sstajoruy of all rotea cast for and asaisst It at sneh elecUon. Oa uw final pa«K«Pf such Mil la ember bo*** of tmsl^Wju«re,toe<i««Uo« sbali bs taksst by ays* and noes, to be duly entered on uut Joarnals towsof, and stall be; \'Stall tola bill pass, sad ougat tbs sametoreeslrsttm sanetioa of to* paosieF' Tbs tagbiators may at say Uaa* after lbs approval of »<u-b law by too people, if no deet shall have bees egotoseted In parsnaaes thereof, rapes! las same; and assy at any Usx, ay law.fortid ta* oootrseasf of any furUter debt or UaalUty under saeb la»; pet Use tax iDposad by such act. In proporuoo to ta* debt sua bonto^€d.to provwe footesapply of, »u*r, : andasydebt ksrtaiier IncurredTby any portion or partof sdtylf there shaU be siy such debt, stall be Included In ascertaining the power of the city to be- cos^otbertrlss^iaael^eirtp!i*toat uehut-u^ttrred by tke city of New Tork aftsr theUrstday of Janu- ary, nineteen hundred and four, and debts incurred by sny city OMne second claassfter the dm day of Janaary v nJnet*«abundred sad ejgbt,*nd debts ln- cufredby any city of the third olasa after the first dsybtJsnpry, ; tanetosn haadrea, andjtso,to>prd* y«e for the supply of Trater, staU not besjincluaed: and oxwpt farther ttataby debt bereafler Incurred by tbe city of New ,York for a poblio Improvement oimed or to be owned by the city, which yields to the city current, net revenue, after making any allowance for repairs aad maintenance for whlchttecltyw liable, to excess of the interest on aald debt and pf toe annual ioatalment necessary for lUsbK«lx*uoamaybeexclodedin asccrtalslngUie powsr ot^satd city to becosto otherwise indebted, projlded ttatsrilnldns: fund for ftf ainnrtlsation; sbsjtbsrtbeen establlsSedand Maintained and that tbe todeKedneas absll notbeso exeladed durlnxsny period of time when the revenne aforesaid shall not ta sufficient to equal tbe aald intewst and amorota- tlpn Instalments, and eacept furtber that any indebt- ednest Jwntofora fsoarred by tbs city Of New Tork for any rapid transit or dock isvoitmsot may be ao exetodtd propor iwatelyto the eitent to which the cuxr*nt»e«i«v8m»roc«rred by aald city tberefrom stall meet the interest and arnortlxstlon uwtalmenu tbertof, provided that any Increase -In- toe debt in- cnrrg»fower.of toe «ty otjfwlorg whioa siuai Msnltfiomthe excluaton of debU heretofore incur- red aluut taavauaW»Mly fcr tt^ s^uiritloa or coh- Strocttoa of properties to bs nsed for rapid transit or dockpnrpoees. Tbs legislature stall prescribe the nwtbodby wWchsndOietermsandconttlUonsonaer which the amount of any debt to be excluded shaU be determined, and no sneb debt stall be excluded except to. accordance wits toe. detetmlnarton so pre- scribed: The leglilatiiremiy in 1U discretion confer appropriato jonadltUon oottie spptllsio division of tbesupremecourt In tbeflrst judiclil department for toepurpoM of determining toe staount or sny debt tobeso extanded.; iNo ow#btednessJ«^«ctty,T«^ the time ot Its inception absll thereafter become in- valid by feasen of the operauon-«f any of the pro- visions of this section. Whenever toe boundaries of shy city are to* same** those of a oomvy. or when any city stall include wltbln its boundaries more than one eoonty, toe power of sny o»ntywholly in- cluded wHbla.aueh.Stty to bewnns isdebted ahall cease, bnt toe debtor tbe cc^mty.bKfetofore existing, atah IK^ for ItapuriKswofuAsswJos^.taitK;!^^ sdssspartof toscbydebt \ TbVs^nthfreifw to bsraSed by tax for county« City pnrposes, In any eosnty contaislng s city of over one hundred thous- and inhabitants, or any such city of thi* state, in ad-, dlUon-toprovldliig forttoprlBclpsl and interest of existing (feWrshsji not In the aggregate-exceed In say ope yeartwopercsotnsfof toe assessed valua- tion of tta Hnl snd puisniisl pelstu ut suili ciuuiili ui city, to-be ascertained M prescribed in mis secUon in retoecttocountyoFcltydebt. •,-•-..•: . --; 1,2, K«solved (if tta aa*eaibly concur^ Ttattoe foregoinc s^neadsjentssreferred totoe legislature to hi obostm at tko IWTT isnorsl S4soit0ii pf aenators. j^lalielrorWiTW^ et tta btaswa^ tejBOUtHM^r toree months t ^5«^f^*wi%. to aens^ April«,»«. ' ' jority of all tie Fenators elected voting in favor toereof.tbree-flfH*selsg present. ] - ByorderorttaSenafts.. *«: ftataof kew York, in Assembly, Apr.«6n ' Tta foregoing resolution wasduly 1 pseied.s nta- Jorlty of aU tae-toember* elected to the Assembly voting in fayor Oiereor. three-anbs bstbg present, Byoraejipt ttaAsHmWy. _ - < J. W. WABSWOIfTH, JR., Speaker, atsts et Sew Yorkr Offioe ofTthe •^amj of; gtSt& S9,l! ' X bar*compared ui*preceding copy of ooncarrent rasoiatloi^proposing an smenumentto section ten of aracle etot of tEeconatltoUoil, with tbe original coMurrentreaoluUon on file in this pffice, and i do hereby certify that the same is a correct transcript tMrefrfiw,sndof th»waoteiae«6f,: Glranundsrmyband and the seal ot ofBce bl the eeereiary ot g»te at tbe tM vt Albany, Uus JJt,Sl twenly-nftb dayOt July, In the year of bur tod, one thousand nine Hundred and eight, J«^8,WHA1.IN, eecreWy of State. S POSSIBLE pij-ijan get a \m t up-to-ifate ifaAy paper for $1 a |ear, L |ut such Is tfie oase! Bf taking advaniagrj of One Year ifcl' M is ftr^rt, Gfentii ne«s|f; has Associated Press .,.. . ^WrtsMJiilf leporfs of the «r tiappeoim $ fhe Jiate Cap* M can getthisttfl- equaltett 3larlr |fltf- the WWlioiit; ttoth jrlpers one mMU m&mm »^ v » the-PailadioBi m»'.-.:'9 a: '^^-^'^^frM- : aiiti' new sub- * * N. y. S U?EE«E COrjBT.-FBANKLrN COl NTJ -, M £u£t£$S??$£ 1 t ^S^ ,K>v, B entitled anion ,. : „ «SS&2? s , of J5 By ' iWB.anU entered in the ..m.-. • ^g^«^aldcoun^ofBiankiinon the lab , ; „ ^J£'» W \ Berry a» undersigned rvfwv, .,..,, judgment named forthe purpose of said sale „,.. . sell the premises hereinafter descrihprt n-m «- , • &tE*M?5 s?on 'to? 3 * <»ay of July. !«»• ^ -<• scnbedin said, judgment to wit: S?w^ l ^2 f S? ,011eeo, i 0t y of Prankun and >:. . SteS.^^2^ tawwn artel disHngnlsbed as f..ii. »- J^£r^^.'^£ *£ ot tend Heretofore *,« „.. h^,^J ? f ( i a ^^ qoa7tos - 0 - F - Thorndike. ,w„ S?S^rf ?$ L T'; m l e &Biang at the n.,rtb«e- ^SST^C *> J< ? * * I S nd Heretofore deeded M -, SSS?fi2 Agn ^ & Hasans and by her u, > *oody'iofetbence«astalong tbe said M.«ni> i••: i B , ^S a »?S^en<»Mnlierl> along the \Ur „ . d^SSrt^i?^^ 018 awthelst earner .., , • - norto line of said tot to the place of barlnniti/ , ^«^J*^an*w!tbin^w toS\\™,,: 1 nl ii?oS 1 & t ? n8t ^ e 5? ,> y <le edda'«<l April ITn. :- . . Dated Malone, N. v., June 8th, 1908. 8.A.BBIUS, aW.BBBBV.Ib-f...- ^hT-AtErtorerson. thJ»if^^ fe *^* I, ?J,« onrn ed until sai,ii.iu. Dated this M5tb day Of July. 1908 &w * B W. BEEKY. Bet.-m- SSLwI^^SS 68 Mmnnds, Buth H „„>,,- SSBg-SSS? mmouw ****' ctmles M ~\ , P 0180 .* 01 to, and by virtue of a iu.l«a,-t,; £S 0 ^S^J^. <to, y \V** 1 * to* above °L ,--.-' S^£2S^. OBttl y 28 * 4 » f '<* Jnne, 1908, I toe ur.de , ^|*^tereedn& appointed for thai parpu.se . «... Sl^L? 8 ?.?' Ananst. '9«. at ten o'ci«t n. II.. ^5S^» M .^i. 4l * y i u,e P re,atee8 ttescrlhed in «u.i tSSSfitiSSSZ*' <arectea tobe *»* «« d - in tee center of tto aieHnson Center nmc iai :.' •ffis^Ma?!?-? mgto> 18\ ninnlnK IL.-n.-r ffnte^ £ J^ l!laln i<5? <!,ttnw >' ,; benoeiuu,t • m*??!2L$ih$ 1 7\% fln >Wrocnalns and fort> ,-IKI.I flfS^5!^lS?. !,,n S m ^weast line of au.i i ^iSlrffiS «J£|«Vital«.'-(iB-tO'ebs., to me „ a. • tes^rti^ 6 «?i9oS. r ^%JP d bea >S toe same pre,, Urrhfrh a's w^f SJ? 6 ?! 6 ^ * foreclosure , ale f »sted«aione,3^y.^lBB^U08. 8. A. BKMAN.PUT.SaWttT- V**?' ^sT: sad UsMttty wbicb assy bars beaa eootraeted la psr- suaaos of sueh ***. stall rssasui ia fores am bs Irrepealable, aad to aaaaslry \ - \ hills, aocounu, cbargea, claim* or demaada agatast arulac from any loan or stock tbe county, toe tegtsUtursmajr confer saeb powers UaMUty shall bs asplsK to ifeswsrifer -ui^niaJd audited or 1*^1 offlc«fa.M to* les^lalsr* Ded la to* ae« anUWastag ssek dee* sr aabttty, sr \Having tried tt, I rttwfimeridl the fol* lowing mode of keeping foe water for a Jong time in a common pitche-, 0 * says a writer ia Woman.% florae Companion for July, ^Maee Jbetweea two eoeete of thick brown paper a layer of cotton bat- ting about half an inch ia t|iJoknee8j fas- tee the ends of the paper andi batting together, forming a circle, then sew or paste a crown over one end, making a box tha shape of a stovepipe hat minus the rim. Place this over ao ordinary pitcher fi'led with ioe water, making It deep enough to test on the table so as to exclude the air, and yoa will be aston- ished to see the length of time that the ioe will keep and the water remain cold after all the ioe baa melted.\ Happy Bilk smoke aa free aa the air yembreatba. FlrCi J^L S ?^ ? way m m bow property *hatitka«*£tk*» you a life tiiaa to aeea- mala*©. ^^ Tmi&m^ yoti against SU ofc m emereeaev SS&ViS^Z 09 - *° rise w^tttwetTftaiJ such a calamity. «««* 23?iip^^d^ tt«s?» :» SS S# !ml 9 ln ' ^? d according totoe « ^ SSfL^ 8 made * aa Pronded, notice is beivbi ^ttS?«S^l , W 9t ^one. in said eiunty. de,*a.^i SSS.SSS® re S nJ, ^ dtDe * nH >lt toe sanw.»rHb tbe «i* te SSS^ ot, . fe,the onderslgned admlnistrau. ls ^MiSP\ 6 ot 2& 1 c - Wflllamson In Malone, in •^«*aty.OnOrbef&toel8to day of December Dated Jose 8th, 1008. JOHN C. WILLIAMSON, LACBA F. WILLIAMSON, Administrators. SIC; latMoates that, w&eatli© feeetis aonetoc TJie pine© tt» aecaro the BEST is witb \ th© Conservative and Kellable cnmrnii AGENCY, Mftlone ' * New York ESTABLISHED AN lg/SO. Iff^TICE-^PIjBSCANT TO AN ORDEB OF •iff- Hon. Frederick e. Paddock, surrogate of the COObtr of rrankllD, and accordiog to .toe statute in such case made and provided, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against Mary E. Bearer. late of Malone, to said county, deceased that they are required to exhibit the same, with toe vouchers tbereor. to the undersigned, Herbert B. Seaver.at JloClary 4 Allen's office. In Malone, In said county, «B Or before toe Sath day of September next, Hated March 16, 1908. HERBERT B. SEAVEB, Administrator. JicCtABvA ALLEN. Att*ys for Administrator, • Jfai!one.N. V TtfJOTlCE.--PDBSUA.VT TO AN OEPEB OF Xrl F^ederlclJ G. Paddoci, Surrugate of the County FrankUu, and according to the statute in such case piade and provftied, notice la hereby given ti ull par- Sons having dalms agulost William Kossi.ter. latt' of Mnione. to said County,.; deceased, that they ore required to eihlblt the jsame, wl'b the touchers thereof, to the uhderalgnea, James T. Welch and Mjchacl-F. Gallfvan, at the store; of Jamtss T. Welch at.No . iiBEast Main street, in Malone. ID said Oouncy, OHot before the 2ord day of January next. Dstsd July 13U), 19W. .... JAMES T: WELCH. ' Eiecuu.rs MICHAEL F.OALL1VAN. i haw \ urs - 6£OitQE J. Moons Att'y for Eiecutbrs, 47m0 •--.„. . •' • Malone. N...V. fVOXICK—f-CESUANT TO AN OBDEB OF JL» FrederlCJ O. Paddoefc.surroRate of the' «jumy of FranlOtni sad according to toeststuieto such case made and provided^ ngUte Is-'berfaby given to all per- son* baring claims agatost Eugene H. Ladd. ijtle of Malone, ID said county, deoeaaed, thai they are res quired to exhibit the same, wito toe voucher* tberfeofi to ths undersigned executors, etc,, of the deceased, at tbe ofBoeof Badger * son in Malone riuage.in said county, ottor before the 1st day of .December >next. Bated May.a§to,.1.908. , . ... . _7 , JOBS B. MOFFTTT, JOSEPBiNS P: LAUD., BAPOsaABos.Atty'sforgia. «ta8 *J«*riCa*-?0B8PAKT TO AR OSDKB Of Is HOB. rredericlt G. lWd«)t,*urrOgSis of the county of rranklln, and according to tbe statute In aoebeaw siad* and provided, notice I* bereby given wall peTsoMssving claims against Mary An0,Cur. tta, lass of fort Owlsiw*, to said «stotf, deelssed. tost toey are reouirwFio exhibit toe saaie, with toe wtoaers thsreof, to ths oadsrskfasd aiscatof, stla* star* to Bogasafeanth, tows of Bo«b*y« lb s*W county, oa or before tbe 1st day of October nest Dated Marak ts. 1S08. atOMBT G. GROW, Executor. MALV A QOOMT, AK'yi for Ixsoator, *«o*- ^^M*^¥>*.^^|^^|IV^: - /.-\'^-. \W*eo* 'wen I. asw ,^MWl4*l -«r*ws~r*t*~x~ t-xte&mam »,»Wfl»>i>!i*Juw,u!#i*fm ' iA\'» . _.^Tffi^.^«»?.lfo*.^^^ AiiSin ifniii Corner o f Ma Advert^iug Advertisenu-r ts length >f tuaJ ally stated to| insertion: tinueii till fori publishers, ai ATTORNEY ANli gansbunrh. N V. 1TTOBNEY ANU. nac Lake H. V 79 EAST MAIN ST^ Phone 2*. CHARL3 LAWTER, » WE-Tl Allison Bluck. nejt f R. M. Mll'iBE Office 1st l\..r 1-a*' yfcTBBlNAKV .-. I Telephone c.tioe.-l<| dogs. ATTORNEYS AND «.<! Bee over Clars A t»on| pie'a Naiuiia. H^- J. P. K«I.I.«K. McCLARl COUNSEL] Over Peopled l'.^E CA.NTWELLJ ATTOaNETS AN. Bee over su» k « r THoS. CAKTW i DENTAL oFTU t *'• Terms rnas*»na^^ * . OPKBATIVg AND Ml stable, N. V. PByaiOlANS AN1> UfSce over Butui, i I Park St-, where rngtit | phone eonoecUons. aTTOBNKV AMi < - tf nionds & A ills ,L tin praetlee In toe L nu**l I Court*. PJY81C1AN AND S Office and Ft»uer: njgbt ealls shoui>i '•• Fresh Homel »»lE.-Ittain.St.-, Its tlte imall c*uaes the iailur eiiant never looi tiaing. UemHi arvsaate?:.^?^
