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M \, »‘x SCHUYLER CHRONICLE. .TA.N'aUA%':RY '.2:3;'_.)71.Z9£1‘3 . '$HUYLER COUNTY CHRONICLE ‘ Watkins, N. Y. ‘rm: mm or was TURKS. unmzn .srA'{r£fs samjroas. « EHEIIIE Steam and Hpt ‘Water Heatii‘ng,1S‘an:’fgry; ;I_?1u;nhing; ;Pn'e_uma‘t‘?ic Water~S$§sf'en1s, Puxnps and Pipe Fi.ttipgj.; Eieqtrip B,l,ap}ts, Wi_ri;1,g.T Fixtures ._a,n<.1 Supplies. \svmmrv s'.ro.vEs~ AND RANGE.S.- % The Turkish Government. is to cease to be a. factor among the nations. The postponement of the settlement of the Balkan question is but a temporary truce. The Porte has pursued its usual policy of procrastination, but the end is in sight. The world is beginning to see that the Empire of Turkeytis a myth; that its Sultan is a. specter; that its power is but vapor. \ ‘ The \B511E§n' “Preh'ipdtentiari“es \have presented an ultimatum to Turkey upon which speedy action must be taken. The Porte it is stated has decided to call a National’ Assembly, but any gathering of government o that he might evoke would not have signi as representative of~ any power, for there is-no patriotism throughout the land over which the Sultan appears to have dominion. The hour of the Turk has struck, and none know it better than the Great Powers of Europe who dare .not_thwart the Balkan peoples in their plans. . United States'Senator’s fare being elected by the Legislatures of several States, and the .result. is misrepresenta- tion of the public interests in some cases. _ something that will\ not be possible when the Constitution is so amended -as to provide for‘, as direct ‘vote by the people.‘ ’ Colorado has elected Former Gov- ernor Charles S. Thomas ancl Governor “J‘ohn\' F. ’*S'hafroth;“\\bothf”Dexnocratm* Montana has elected T. J. Walsh, Democrat; Michigan, William Alden Smith, Republican, to succeed himself; Massachusetts elected J ohn W‘. Weeks, a Republican of the sta.n,d,pat order, who as such will have no in in the new— order of things in government affairs. The Oregon Legislature of which both Houses are Republican, will con Harry Lane, Democrat, he having been nominated by- popular vote. Cook with natural gas. Published Once a Week by the BCHUYLER COUNTY CHRONICLE ASSOCIATION. JOHN SPROUL--‘-Auctioneer, Watkins, R. D. I, N. Y. ' . ' G¢.t111'ine Edison Mazda _Tun2§tenMLampé;‘G1feétesfc Light; é1_1_d Savéxs. Gas Mantles and Vsfupplies; .Fle<;tric and-Haind Su'c;ip;1_ 3Sw§épe;s_._ Electric illuminated ‘Federa1,Pho!,1¢I3a 8c»V- IORGENSEN, Wi}l,tl=1.in.s,__ NJY. nngrsnnns . ~ cON*L‘RA¢T.0RS V ' SUPPLY; Dnkrmns John Corbett. Edltor and Manager. Cubicrlptlon Rate, 31 per Year. Succeuor to the PROF. L. H.BRADLEY, Optician, corner» Decatur and Tenth streets. , EL’! iii E? ‘E’ gas: :5! EL’! E33 E23 533 E 555 5:2; ii Efrii Watkins Democrat. Founded 1865 ’ ’Entered”iu'the‘Posto Watkins.'N; Y2, as null matter 01 the second class. Jan. 6. 1908. WM. H. S. VAN VLEET---.A.uctio_ne.er “M'0I1‘t0u’3\Fa:11S)“'R-' ‘D-w“N1~'¥--‘*-—'~~*‘-‘ —~-~--~~—- »~-- Good Priming and Service Prompts at. the Chronic1e’s Job.Deph. ' ‘CURRENT COMMENT. Opens to-marrow mbrning and 1astS‘tWo_wee1i;S President-Elect Wilsbn will not re- linquish his Ql as Governor of New Jersey until March 3rd, the day he leaves for his inauguration a_t; Wash- ington. For Sale—-Stone Meat Jars at whole sale and retail. C. S. WICKHAM. ' A11‘ odd sizesof M§:I1\$: 'W6mVen’s and Chi1dren’s «Foot- Wear will .be“so1d«a.t_a sacri for (cash. ~ ' Beans--Three Quarts of Beans for 25 cents at ’ ' WICKHAM’S.. - Remember this sale lasts tyvo weeks only and is strict- ly for cash. V _ ,- _ . . Woodrow Wilson is to eliminate the inaugural ball from the features in- cident to his inauguration as President. of the United States, the committee having so directed in accordance with his wishes. ' . If you don’t buy your Job Printing of us, we both lose money. - SCHUYLER COUNTY CHRONICLE. V V We invite your irispection of our large display of fur- niture on our second % ‘ THE STATE HIGHWAYS. For Sa1e—Pitch Pine Chunks for places. $4 for a double wagon box load Watkins,‘ N. Y. SCI-IUYLER CASS. RUONEY BRDBS, E? E‘ 2' % A 5:: “Sat1s gustomers 15 our II1_otto.” ‘ =‘: _ ‘. ,_,__,‘,,_V__-,...__;.,-._~. .. . ., . . . -3 E! The Grand Council of the Ottoman Empire, according to the press dis- patches of this morning, has decided in favor of accepting the proposals put forward by the European APowers,.for the purpose of bringing about the conclusion of peace. Adrianople will be ceded to the Balkan States, and the future disposition of the Zlilgean Islands rests with the victors. The rule of the Turk in Europe thus virtually comes to a close, after twelve hundred years of alien dominion. The State Highway Deparbmenb is to be reorganized should a. bill incroduced by Sengbor M tirbaugh beceme an e'na‘ct- ment of the Legislature. The measure eonforms with the ideas of Governor Sulzer, and there is liable doubt‘) but; than it. will become a law. ' «Governor Sulzer in a message sent. to the Legislature, the nighg of Jan- uary 21st, recommended a revision of the present. standard of insurance policies. in such manner as to make their provisions understandable by‘ the general public. ' For Sa1e—A quantity of seasoned\ White Ash Plank,‘ and Wagon Poles. Watkins, N. Y. J. W. VVARNER. Wa1;te(_1—-Plain sewi of all kinds, including chi1dren’s clothing. Mrs. Webster, 325 Bath Street, Watkins, N. Y. The Bill abolishes the present High- way Commission. and places at the head of the work a Commissioner of Highways who shall be appointed by the Governor, by and with the consent of the Senate and shall receive‘ an annual salary to be by the Gov-’ ernor, not exceeding $10,000. The’ first Deputy’s salary shall be ‘$6,000’; ‘the second and third Deputies and ‘the Secretary each shall receive an annual salary of\ $5,000 and the chief Auditor’s salary is fixed at84,000. Reports received by Postmaster General Hitchcock from 1,594 of a. total of 1,650 posh-offices having city delivery. service, show than 4,068,824 parcel post. packages were handled in those of in the seven days the system was in operation. Good work, prompt service, reasonable cost. We refer 1_:o the _out_put of ‘the Chronicle Job Printing*Department. Wanted-To Buy 9. secon’d-haud- Phqnograph. Must be in good condition, and cheap for cash. Burdett, N. Y. . ‘ ‘ DAVID LOVE. R001‘ IN WRONG. U. S. Senator Boot, the man who pulled o Tai't’s nomination at Chicago, by allowing delegatesfrom non-Repub- lican States to control the Convention, is invariably in wrong on every ques- tion concerning the welfare of this country. -MW - . The United States came in for his criticism in the Senate this week, on the Panama Canal question. For two hours he argued that this country had no jurisdiction over the waterway, in the face of the claims made by Great Britain. In other words, the Americans have built the ‘Panama Canal. and now the English are to administer its\ a The Roots are the men who have rooted out Republicanism in this land. A seat in the New York Stock _Ex- change was sold on_ January 16th, for $51,000, the lowest price recorded since 1908. The question is, whether it the stock exchange seats weut a-begging for buyers, it would not be better for the true real values of the country. A Carload of ! D1-aft_ Horses and Mares, medium weight. Dundee, N. Y. 'Swo1z'rs 8: HILL. The Lohijh Valley. The Lehigh Valley engineers are actively ‘engaged in surveying for the extension of its line to Auburn, which has been fully determined _upon. The right of way has been established, and titles to property to be taken for the road are being carefully examined before further payments are made. The company is acquiring consider‘- able land in the Fourth ward, and hold out liberal inducements for the location of business enterprises beside the roadi It will have a large force of men engaged in the building oft its new extension as soon as the weathtyr perm1ts.—Senecu. Falls Reveille. ', Lo8t—A gray and. blue horseblanket between Sugar Hill and Rock Stream, on Friday last, Please return to Rock Stream Post O R. B. Swomrs; The Volcano of Colima in Mexico, which has Tween silent since 1903, broke into violent eruption the afternoon of J nnuary 21st. Deadly gases are a. phenomenon of the demonstration. Thousands of people have the‘ dis- trict. in fear of earthquake disturbance. The Ameriban Surety Co. furnishes bonds for school Treasurers and Collect- ors. Charles M. Woodward, Attorney, Watkins.‘ N. Y. Bonds’ for Schools. 1913——January Discount Sale +1913 The Cape to Cairo Railway along the eastern portion of Africa will be a. potent. means of‘ extending light; in the Dark Continent. The announce- ment. is made that already 2,300 miles have been completed, and that within a few years the entire line will be (L During this Annt1”éiI“”Sal'e is month our Semi- An oil the first in Great Britain. has beenvdiscovered at Kel- ham, near Newark. For four years boring operations have been carried on in the district in the belief that some rich mineral existed there, but nothing up to this week had been noted which would suggest ‘the oil, which has now been found at a. depth 012,440 feet. ~ ‘ 1 Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels. E. B. Thompson's Ringlets and Pits strains. ‘ L. H. MCINTYRE. Reading Center, N. Y. on. We ‘are offer-+ ing bigdiscoulélts. Nu. Sylvanus Nn. Did You \Know Some Los Angeles girls have solemn~ ly resolved not. to marry men who have less than $5000 a. year income. That's 3 good idea of the“ girls who take such 9. View of the wedded life, as in wilf keep our. of matrimony those whose motherhood would be of no advantage t9_the race._W_7,_____;_._ Mrs. Hester Nye, widow oi $y1van}1s Nye late of Cayutuville, diqdv a§_ hgme '0! her son Sylvanus K§é?3~._in Buffalo. Wednesday, Jan. 15, \1913. The remains were brought. to Cayuga- ville for the funerarservices, and the burial was at. Mecklenburgw She is [survived by two sons-and\ one daugh-. That. the Chronicle has the most. mod- ern, up-to-date and complete equipment in Schuyler County‘ for the production of Fine Job Printlin Try us with yourrnexlz order. and Q convinced: (L Extra 4 ‘cuts on Laidies’ ‘I%‘u‘rs° \a“n“d\SWfeatérs.;' discounts on all other gooids. Scienti investigation by geological experts seems to be taking‘ the place of prospecting for the precious metals. In the old’days\of im’i’nin‘g ‘operatio valuable ore bodies were frequently discovered by the lone prospector, but to.day the mountains are being mapped under the Geological Survey, and their secrets made in a measure public property. We would request all persons having ounts with dersigned to 3.‘. ([_Fu_ll stock to select from. D‘on,’t neglect your opportunity. % \ ber, Lo Angeles, Ca.l.; Sylvanus Nye of Buffalo, and Mrs, Augustus Chapman of Oayuqaville. their o at an 'early a date as poééigié and make settlement by cash or note. Truly yours, ‘ ' TEE FIXTURE & LUMBER Co. Congress is again asked to charter the “Rockefeller Foundation,” in order that its $100,000,000 endowment may be used to the “hookworm.” Why not. also include the \rooI;worm such as laid low_ the looks that once adorned the covering of John D.’s benevolent. brain bank. . St. Mary’: of the Lake. St. Ma.ry’s of the Lake is practically free from debt according to a statement, given out Sunday last. by the 'pa.stoz~ of the parish-, Rev. J. J. Lee. Vacuum Cleaneré. HOUSE WIVES ! Do not take up your carpets to’ dust them. For 50 cents per hour‘, I will furnish machine‘and man and boy to run it, which will thoroughly clean your carpets and upholstered fur- niture in short order. Also the Arm- strong Vacuum:C1eaners for sale, at $6 —each:.~- Phone C. N. Co1e’s Furniture store or call at 405 East Fourth Streetl Watkins, N. Y. E. M. MORSE. I. H. ABBEY & C0, Watkins, N. Y. The Senate is in a deadlock over the con ! of the appointments of the President. who in the last few months of his administration is en- deavoring by so doing to extend his in over the greater part of Woodrow Wi1son’s term of o The Republicans wish to con whole- sale, but the Democrats desire a com- mittee of conference in the matter. A Chicago Professor warns young men against. marrying those‘ with whom they fall in love. stating that. a. fair face is sometimes but. phe veneering of a.‘ vacant. mind. It. is a. remarkable fact‘. that the philosophy of a professor of the windy city. generally has a por- cine savor when given to the world. With the surplus on hand at the heghming of the year 1912, the receipts were a Iittleover $5,000. The chief saurce of revenue is the pew rents, which amounted to $1,616. .The regular Sunday basket offerings were $758, and the Christmas collection 8540. During the year there were expended nearly- $2,300 on an addition to and repairs to the parochial residence. - The spiritual side of the Church work was very satisfactorily shown. The regular Sunday attendance at all the services averages hundred,‘ and the Sacrament of the Holy Euchar- ist was administered in the Church about six thousand times during the year. During 1912, there were thirty- seven baptisms, eighteen deaths and twelve marriages. E o_ the Many F111'e11‘ds ! to whose patrpnage and good words we owe the The Three Oaks Mill in Reading, to- gether with lands as required up to ten acres. The Mill has a‘ good eiietoni af Feed Grinding and Sawing, and has been in operation about twelve years. Tqhlrty-horse-power engine, attrition grinder, and modern saw equipment. Centrally located, one-half mile of- New York Central Station. Sold to settle an estate; terms reasonable. _ MRS. C. D. HILLERMAN, , ,Executrix. great measure of success we have attained here, for The Home Rule Bill for Ireland passed the House of Commons on tube night. of January 16th, by a majority of 110. It. was later read in the House of Lords, but. is not. expected to be approved by that body. An anti-home rule demonstration was-held in the screens of Belfast. and a copy of the bill burned amid deafening cheers. A record for continuous navigation on the Hudson River between Albany and New York, 296 days, has already been established, and on Monday, January 20, 1913, a tjecord for the late closing of navigation. which has stood for ‘103 years, was broken. The average date of closing navigation since the beginning of the use of sneamboats in 1807, has been Decem- ber 15th. without them we could never have proved the merit of the goods we sell, we_ return at this time our and -wish ’for them’ and to all a boundless measure of joy at Christmas-tide and a new year full of the promise of prosperity in all their affairs. Boston is to begin the constmucbion of the largest dry-dock in North America, for which $3,000,000 has been appropriated. It. willbe 1,000 feet. in length and 125 feet. in, width, and will thus accommodate the largest. steam- ship now a or contemplated\. The port is bidding for the Lransatlaintic steamship business, against, New York City. _ , , __ The United States Court has had claims aggregating more than $5,468\ 000 against the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, as a result of the loss of the Titanic. ,lThe_v at-e~ot three classes, for deaths. for personal injuries, and for loss of property. In addition to an unusually prominent passengm-_.list._the. Titanicucar.nied.-.pex=- sonal property of over the value of $1,382,000. - %W:B:$sT+A1%KEY& sun COAL. A Golden Wedding. A Golden Wedding occasion called\ togenher relatives and friends at the residence’ of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Baldwin, Tuesday evening, January 21, ‘ 1913. It. was. an informal affair but none the less enjoyable. The refresh- \1YJ”e‘ift§s\Vi\“é‘i\~e\\B“i‘f§T\:f valuable mementoes of the event. William H.'B'ald.wi_n and Lotiise E, Losey were married at: 1Mott'.’s‘ Corners; 'l‘otn_pkins County, January 21. 1863,. and two days \thereafter took up their‘ home‘ in Watkins where. they have since resided. Their one _daughc,er Marion, is‘ Mrs. Alfred. W'ood\.ward and their two grandchikir.-eh are lWil1iam and Emma. Woodward. With their joys have mingled sorrows}, a daughter i Donna Madeline haxiingidied_ah~b.welye.e; years; a son, John. Henry at five years,«,, and a son William, at ‘years. Woodward 6% Sta uffer,’ Watkin5;., N. Y. The Department. ‘of Highways will entirely revise the form of contract. in ‘speci and issue new instruc- fions cover-ingéthe details of culverts and retaining walls. The coming sea- ‘ndn especial attention will be given E0 the matter of -banking curves, with a view ot‘.hav‘i‘ng them” uniform through- \out; the S't.ate.I With increasing motor lbna this is a necessary detail in «highway construction,‘ and is .in the‘ inte of. comfort. and safety as well as the general appearance of roadways. Raymond Poincare was elected Pres- ident. of the Repubiic of France by the National Assembly com_posed of the members or both Chambers of Parlia- ment. on January 17, 1913, in succes- sion to President; Armand Faillieres, whose seven-year term expires Febru- ary 18th. His election resulted ‘on the second ballot. Poincare for the past; twelve gnonnhs has been Premier of the, French Cabinet. He is in his \ year. Watkins; New York.- Capital‘ 1 Surplus A -% [(7,000 ~ ‘4 -V »o F1«‘1cERs ? V L 1)URI}AND,Preé1'de;'1t W; S..-GEORGE, Cashier 5 W. N. WJSE, V1'c‘ePre's; G. W. B‘U12RELL,{Assis't_Gas1iiéi'_ T % 1‘ _ 7Dii12E01‘o1zs“’ % 3 T D CM‘.-D:_ur1a‘n%dA]ames 13-. Veal: TV. _1)._ .Ho11owe;1'-_1 I . \ W. S.,Gcorge‘ .1r.L. santway op. Wic1k1iagn_ - >w.N.:wise 'W.”1EI..Fox %A'.%12¢')bso'z'z' % The Woman Suffrage Amendmentsto the State Constitution was bassed' by the Assembly on January 21st. by a. vote of 133» to ‘-7. Like [action has been ota1_:e.n‘i,n the Senate. The arfnendménb must ‘rest until 1915, when’ ix new S<'5_nAa.teA will' be elected: If it again is passed, in will go ‘to the'»peop1e at the? ?po1ls\in the“ fall‘ of “tzha year; However, should the presenc Legisla- 'deci'dei't.’o submit to volsers prop‘- osition. to‘ cell a_.~ ’Co‘nstitubiOnaI ‘Convene tion in 1914, the Women suifrage question Iw“il1.'be one of the amend-V meets to be considered. Mr; and. Mrs.‘ William H. .B'a‘1dwinM and Mrs. Ba.1awi”n’s~ mother. Mrs.sLaura Losey who is over nin‘e_b,Y years. of age, and Mr. and M rs. ;W'oodw3rd and children, greeted, as guests ‘Tuesday evening: Gqorge‘ .BaIdwih', sqn, Berbrand_ and. wife! or 4Horsehead,s;4 David. L. Baldwin and wife ‘and’ Son Daniel H.; Andrew M; Baldwin and wife; Mrs. Frances J; LaVD9.w, broth-' ers and sister of Watkins. and\ a few friends‘ of me. family. It. is; seldom that so \ and feliaitouslyds Observed the anniversary‘ at wedded life‘. ' ' ' The corporation officers have ‘pur-~ chased a Beseme ‘steel cell and have placed it/in the back room of nhe corporation Buildingmolbe used» ‘as a‘ place: of detention. Eierebofote the ol have hestibated to arrest} the drunks which ihiive made nuisances of themselves as they would have to take personal care of tl_1ein \or else\ puke them co~Bat‘.la', and when sobered up bring them bagk for trial. We hope that hereafter the of will ful tiheit-_obli2‘at.ions to the full ex- tent; of the In-w,--Savona Review. Optometrist and; Jeweler .WefIhaye a Choice tAssort’tment ’D}amohd Rings Btodches, \Neck-.. 1£icés,, ‘Bracelets. S<jSatf‘_Pins. Sleeve ‘T113 pa'tro11ag‘eV-of the public is solicited along t11e1_1'11es of co11se1.'vativ¢ banking. 7 _- ~ . ' Buttons,‘ L_;pckets,. Watchés, Spoons, Chains and Fo\Bs.. ‘ ‘ Izrierést paid bu time jdepofs1'tsV. ‘Cut Glass and Art Statuary “”.1!_[oney‘ to Ioéln on choice se‘(:11rit1',és eit estate aersonar. «. % w ~ . « 11‘ gnknxx It. ‘century thou 300 c§:. rm:-a ,wi.tx1n..1¢..Y? “R Ὴ i Furniture and % Undertaking. 4 ’ F1“a111z‘1i:'n S1,;reet', ‘_ H ay ‘
