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~ Revie mav poe n aD 1 ) : no ef s ° Entered in {fig post 01mm at Oxford, New York/ss second class mail ma; tor ~ PUBLISHED EVERY . FRIDAY MORNING BY f -' GEORGE L. STAFFORD, Owner. i > HENRY J. GALPIN, Local Editor. ° $‘Cofisdligi'atédJnnpgryflyl9‘i5 , 4 P- Helena _ Torp ryes. - {On: the Barge (Canal Bond ssvie - Next. \ \Stato :Engineer abd Sutveyon| ,} Frank, M. Willlams, in a recent. statement has said that 90 per: cont of the entire Barge canal 18) tom- pleted: and that the money, It is: ox- pected will be' raised by the. bond. issue, is not negded for constriction SUBSCRIPTgQNs—Per gear $1.00. -bofitinued at 'any time by paying all arrearages, ] cld address should be wiven with the now-This in very-Amportant. __. - REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS For Justice Supreme Court, For Member of Assembly, BERT LORD. ___ For Sheriff, © NEIL D. LEWIS. _____-_-- For County Clerk, IRVING J. TILLMAN. - Wor Superintendent of Poor, FRANK J. QUINN. . For Coroner, J. MOTT CRUMB. ___ For School Director ALBERT S. HAYNES President Wilson has come for the privilege of the franchise to be granted to women. Joseph P. Tumulty, the President's secretary, says: - \The influence of women is one of the most potent factors in our modern civilization, and I feel confident. that . every American woman worthy of the pal- lot will cast that ballot in a man- ner that will benefit the State. ____L_- The progress - of wireless tele- phony is marvelously rapid. But a few days have elapsed since the head of the America® Telegraph and Telephone _ Company . and - govern- ment officials conversed easily with Honolulu. 'Today the world standsj almost amazed over the announce ment that the naval station at Ar- lington has communicated | without difficulty with French officers and engibeors in Eifel Tower and that the conversation was picked up by Honolulu and followed from first to last with much satisfaction. Eminent men have recently de- © clared that _ wireless | telephony: around the world would soon be pos- sible. 'sffedtive rapidity as to make of pre diction the fact of achievement. \Thanksgiving proclamations are'; apt to be perfunctory papers that seldom repay careful reading, but that is not true of the ong just is-] sued 'by President Wilson. It bears evidence of baving the President instead of being pre sented to him for his signature, 28 has been.the usual custom. We have cause to be gratoful. Never in our history have the rea- sons for thanksgiving and gratitude to God bean so apparent OP 80 num- We are fa~ history ;and What have the peace and bountiful crops and freedom from ravaging war that makes America the Land of the Blest? Let us count our blessings and be grateful for erous as they are today. vored as never. in our far beyoud our deserts. \we done to merit them. _ In order that the admirable work of the present State administration be continued it is essential that a elected The present ad- out the in- Democrats, unnecessary depart melts and has placed the affairs of the State on a busineslike bhals. f the people Of the State want this 10 it Republican - Assembly | be aghin this year ministration has\ wiped defitedness left by the hog eliminated policy \pursued they must §ee: uP 1 seats in the lower house of the islatura. | Chenango count and nd doubt Will do Its # exedlient worls by rec Bert Lord of Afton, who fre record in the Assembly and _ ina position to exert a still grea -~ ingnence for the benefitoft pro rats for parts of the year.' Subscriptions may he dis- safe to assume that he will exercise the same care over the affairs of the county clerk's | office. after January 1, 191760 | iniportant offices in Chenango coun- ty is that of superintendent. of poor, and the present incumbent Frank. J. Quinn should be re-elected unani- mously. touch with conditions at the county farm realize that never before haye! the county's wards not the county property 'been given so close atten- tion as under the administration of Supt. Quinn ably assisted by Mrs [Quinn as matron. ample of the. modern and up-to-date farmer and business man. € 'only puts unusual energy \intohjs C work but there is a most generous mixture of brains and brawn as well.} Mr. Quinn was elected by the voters of Chenango. county to give his on- . tire time &nd attention to the wor of the office, and he is carrying the mandates of the-people faithfully and- well. f conscientious than Frank J. Quinn .and it is be- eved that, the their hearty approval day by giving hima handsome vote. says the \time | The Loyal, Order Requires 'No Ini-| Contract 62 and '28, , Thesé are- the asks you if you are a porcupine, Say 'yes.\ | now. movement just inaugurated in | California by the Hon,. Lyman J. Gage, former Secretary of the Treas- inbout $13,500,000.00 is needed for ury. tlon fee, and no ceremony, and yet it appropriated by has caugh 4 growing by leaps and bounds and is ury while the balance, spreading all over the country wher- ever people live who are loyal to our country and its flag. that never bites any one and yet is Jury of Awards at the Panama-Pa- never bitten. ( its protection and all other animals give it a wide berth. The realization of the dream} of science is approaching 'with such, States in the -position.of the poreu- pine. He would have us so surround- od and girded by quills of defense that no foreign nation would care t0 |wopig's invade our ueacefu} shores. ing army, nor bristle with the curse of aggress!V€iavery trunk line connect ' ting the At- militarism; but he would have avery Hang; with the Great Lakes.“ 50m; loyal citizen. possess the rudiments er. United States Senator, William been written by/ of military knowledge, 1tty, Cardinal Gibbons sent his bene-} the-evar«} <= 'lto see religions war in this court alg ef *«* When- chango of address is desived the ggrfiqs‘gsustlize. 23211215; 601211712 £122 I =\elaims, already incurred and, which must be paid, while the . $3,654,000 appropriated by the last legislature will be roturned to the State Treas: ury. < . . In order to show how much of thé canal is mot under contract the «fol- lowing facts, taken from the récords of. the State Engineer's offi¢q, are given: . All of 'the Oswego branch is completed. - The Champlain end. of Lake Champlain and is all under contract save for a small section in operation , from : Troy to Rexford | 8 Norwich Sun: One of thé most Those who have been in Flats and is either completed or. un- 'der contract from this point on to the junction of the Cayuga-Seneca \ tan\ Frank J. Quinn is a. splendid ex-l He not, ot. : under. ,. t to | To Cc R Magara,; river is conté 'o, Buffalo, the\ channel ited. and. in. operation. There never was a more|.. The, one & ntract. not in 'force: on and - faithful © offcial. the Champlain, canal is Contract, 78. 'The 'contract east: of Utics, that is | C forceiis known as Contract;29 the June |: voters - will show {not in on . election | while the-section between ltion 'of the canals and Lyons is known as Contract 47. Between (Fairport. and Rochéster the stretch (is divided into two contracts namely ° aRE YOU A PORCUPINE? tiation .Fee * gamma; figures and. it fs estimated If you meet your neighbor and he 'that the work on these five contracts {can be fully completed within two bond issue is passed. : Remember the referendum is not | for cons‘truction purpose alone as The Loyal Order of Porcupine is a | the. $3,654,000.00 the last Legislature t the public fancy and is must be returned to the State Treas- or $9,864,000 is for constructionpur‘pog'ea,‘ . | The Rarge canal is the. worlds' _ 'greatest engineering feat and was so The porcupine is the only animal, pronounced: by the. Justimgfiti’mml There is no mystery, no Initia- damage: claims, Its myriad quills are cife Exposition, which awarded it the Grand Prize, or highest award, thereby giving it a rating to that of Mr. Gage would have the United the Panama canal and entire United ‘smtes : Government engineering or- o 9 V CTS O0 hys et The late Albert Fink, ong of the foremost 'nuthoritles - on transportation has said: \The Erie He would not have a great Stand~-|cans] regulated the rates, not only, would he | have 28 jon the railroads of New York but on that when windom, in 1878 said: '* - the time comes we may be in a posi- fluencfia of Ielm Egiesgfinl 1131132“. tion to hurl the Invader into the.rep to tke foothills of the Rocky seas and give adequate protection t0 ' mountains.\ © - our li°me§ and our wealth. The value .of the - canal as a © Like the porcupine we are 2\ R peace-loving people and ask only wigfigfingifiglfife 17:13 illustrated be left alone to pursue our honor-', wo weeks .by a break islrzhgnfii “if: §P$;°;£°at;ogibfi§glt ‘Sx‘xy \Fey\ fDuriug the peridd that the Erie lay, -Andover News. ' 'Adle, railroad freight rates increased . land remained so until the channel. s c in in operatign. \ Christian Unity Progress wis aft , { 1m ¥ canes New York | State . has done its © vfi\; some liim‘aginntlvo 2°!“ 8r¢ 'share, Tho Legislature is giving the predicting | religious | warfare | in: aoa R - . peopl . American | that £1125; ($2252? if; ffigsigzelzgg one class of ~church-people-18~2b00t- dum.- It 4s known 1:35 5 to The up against another--It I8 iD\'ngigjon No. 1 and comes at tho £09: teresting to note that Christian £004 of thp ballot undar the Suftr a $6 371m {and unity is forging steadily 10 Amendments. . It 11:5 noth- e front. ~ a Con a. Whe 9 R . ing to do with the Constitution, The Sith no appropriate place to ”33222 {git to the canal, fair to himself and: P HO * * e taxvayers and no matter. whit! to; 3,1: figog°$énzggfchafmggn5 \hig politics might be vote. \Yes\. for; I wh . Of EOE the Burge canal reférendum,*which and. . Whereupon, br, WakeBeld, ;s proposition 'No. i and is at fhe Bishop of Birmingham, weht to the Toot of the ballot. Catholic Archbishop and asked if hel ~ noop agl o ad bbjection to celébration of the'! \~s in - 'the \ archeplscopat| _. p. L's Cutoff . Reginning November 2, the Lack» inte qxworb . -In tite dotam®, o frat \two Anvortlms. 'taken for less thi worl far . the two Insertlo -No wivortIuomen cents .n, weak., eel ROOMS, to rent. . 24 |. © . J. J' Lima.- naman lik FOR SALE-My house and lot on | Clinton street.\ W. B. Cronk... 16 ___ BL __ ___ nll __in azz SER the Oxford Hardware Co. f \automobile tires gud tubes. anno HARD WOOD,,split fine, $2 per cord F 'phone . FOR SALE-House at 21 Washing- | ton Ave., or north side of house tz- ; 24 |. Clark L. Webb. \___ ___ Linley f FOR SALE --Desirable house, the \NP D. D. Corbin place, on Chenango | @ ~ F. T. Corbin: 19 M. DE FOREST, rent, street. . 1 contractor. wall decorating. Store|. and shop Baldwin Ave. Bell ’phnnle‘2. F FOR SALE-House a d-Jot. formerly ''owned hy Lyman -¥ M ' Butler's 1 ~ each one sold make here, ever n Albany St., | | as well as. the first-year it,; and: they «will be: ) | and lookthem over, they ve> Gle wood ar us. out - if at.all i cost no morethan any good: ma »Rangestare the best.» -. fo e y o |GARAGB for ren Washington -& 'Charlés Ho GBT THm - SUNKIST Coffee habit. Carls have At. N fac +44 OLD ENGLI and better : SH Cleanser, nd, . Only - boat, Carlin. . = (44 : . THE PEARNE house for sale, tity water, electric lights,. Wim.M. Miller, ' FOR SALE-300' early White Leg- . horn .pullets: Rogers & Son. 456 \TO .RENT-Oct. 18st, ce Is Your Figure Is What Your Corset Makes It _. . . . . . It is‘feally your figure that marks your, per-. % sonahty ' Alitféle‘caxeaand 'you can alwa * trim and comfortable.. . -Your Your Own - Inquire: of 44 6 rooms. , up desirable location, furnace heat, improvements. Inquire, Carl's ' ~ 46 'full working seasons the | - FOR - SALE-Thoroughbred Wh , Harry' G. Purdy. HIGHEST market price' fowls and chick . ~ N > C. M. Hoffman. ortgage blanks at this Rust-Proof Corsets - sass see * Fu are admirable for present styles. -} A Warner's will set off your-élothi / tive way witzhsuppqgtgéhgiggé‘sfz‘comfort, «andwill . wear long. after. an ordinary corset would have gone to pieces, for War- = ner's Corfets are EXTRAORD * __ We have an excellent assortment of the newest shapes, , there is'a Warner's in our stock varanteep |© , - Warne CHATTLE m Woe . \_ _ ni L < NURSE blanks at The Review-Times hg’ in the most attrae E] Inquire or 'phone Sam Wylie. __ 222222222222 zz ze} MISS SWAN has a large stock of! coats, suits, skirts, electrics house |; , children's dresses, shoes an rubbefiy.6t6. 00 0 ilt lo o HORSE for sale * ROOMS to rent. ORDINARY: Corsets. dress -and, whatever your figure, \tb isuibl'youfl: Dr, Morse. EVERY PAIR C Lo B L 2222222222 __ ns SAWDUST for sale on Stratton lum- | ber job and oak slab wood; also\ sawdust on Thomas Dunn job. Frank J. Race, Brisbin. anne e nne - ROUND OAK Parlor Stove and cook' stove, both in good condition, quire of L; E. Bowers, RoD. 4 ROOMS to rent. $100 Reward, $100; 2 The resdders of this pager will it ° pleased to learn that there Js at lous one dreaded disease that sclence: béen, able to curé in all Ite stages al that. is Catarrh, Hall's Caterth Cure is the only positive cure sow known {to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- . 81 disease requires \| ** AT Rogan 8000, 00 Dressmaking Having: taken. a course in: Dress- making, am prepared to sew at rea- sonable prices.\ ' 49*4 ETHEL KN Inquire at this of- 51 L_\ __ Lgl nnn n orr FOR SALE-Oxford Steam Laundry, fully equipped, doing fine:, busi- ness, good reasons for selling. Archie Wilson, wz annie poe iene here GOOD HOUSE to rent | Inguj 'George B. Burcha Guilford N. Y. Boll 'phong, Oxford, No12 F 22. 60c per Hour for Your Sparp Time We sre manufacturers of.a house, hold - article, 100,000 already In use. ill talk witk your neighbors About this device you can turn your Spare timg. into money.. particulars. |___ © THE REE LEAVE your, order. early, for. winter G, M. Hoffman, 51 [FOR SALE-A | Call or 'phone. 'Thoimas Dun o . TO RENT-3 sults of rooms with or without barn,. Albgity btreat quire at\ this offic. FOR SALE-House and- double: barn. and large lot Included. Tnquire kt this ofice. \apples |506 vESv. C. CO,, __ Milford, Conn. FABM FoR _ SALB OR RENT My farm in Presto CB h, ist, ond of thi tibg farmi® In Chenfingo 'tounty 'conthin- $36 \Price with 40 fin g ouly $12,000, its qurative H nag-M4130 a n. now occupied WANTED-Cider ewt. st mills: John F. Green, Lyon Brodk.. FoR \ SALE -Thoroughbred g-year-old,\ registered. 2. Dante! Palmer, \R: D. 'B, \016161 *. mp: ress F. 7, CHBNBY & CO. To uk Holattins cow oe i 'easy' terms. ;': \ .A: FLOYD MERITHEW,' | ___. _ Bleghamton, N. Y. XOTICE .:: :- \a Family Pils FOR SALE-Hard. wood ashes; $9] The teply was: - \Cértaifile not.\ nwanna's new culof east of Hall- 'And there if was held. & Protestant btead will te opened to traffic, siys rite in: a Roman Catholic chapel! iA dispatch to The: Republfcan-H The othereday, in. om own count ald from Halistead. | _ : . p Trains already: are running ove diction: to Dr. Fisk, the new Eplecg. the entolf through HMalistead pal Eishop of Central New York. - BcKinney's Crossing, south of the 'ere arse people who won fge village.. and . stopping ..at. the new. ‘ Sroad station, which has fust bee Firent A6, -- Lanny Coton _ By _ the beginning! bf ¢ they har next tha rest® of 41 .. trackage. will be in nse ' mast of wilt be rusning over it from Hal+ Times. stead. t agrkjs Summit. wh w } th de <u ie | 10-4 generals. 0 : ans, you'll . not athead . per ton. Basket Factory. . 1LOST-Newly tappe © shoe between cemetery an hodes', Finder p On mid af + \ ° - I ter Nov; ist 4; will do blacksmitfiingstoggaghvonlyt 5020 d man's right ig < cakntes w. weaver, |E lease notify R. $, Yeomans. /- In Jots to sult. . Bor g. a perf ; 'k Haimes.\ meds ug blis agave
