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THE WEATHER. are best irealized 'by riders of tShe Col'U'mbia Bevel-G-eair Chalnless'. Models 59 and 60, i?60.00. Models 65 and 66 ('entirely new) $75.00. The new Columbia Chain Wheels, Hartfords, Iver Johnson, Stormer and Pennants are thoroughly up to date, hand made ■through-out,$25,$35 and $50. ithroughout, $25,. '$35 and $50. COLUMBIA COASTER BRAKE May he attached to any mod em ehainless or ohaini driven wheel. The Morrow Coaster Brake attached to any chain wheel. . Easter.. The n'swest and best styles in clothing for men and hoys. Bright styles in neclcwear, hats, men’s and boys’ shoes. J l l l l 1 Clothes, Shoes, Hats, Bicycles. Established 1858. Travelers Find American Express Checlts*to toe the safest and imost convenient method of carrying money. Sold a t TARR’S AGENCY Decide immediately if you are to at- fMany of the larf mer travel have al Secure Traveler’s c at once a t this office. TARR’S Reliable Real Estate Exchange. Telephone 95-4. Come and See Exclusive Styles]* =:-Spring Shoes-:- Question I I never bought there. Answer! Everybody weloone to inspectthem. Yourdeal ^ ers may not have them. Glonioji&Ballaiitine 5x ZTorth Main Street Uooai Reoord. FRIDAY, APBIIi 6, 1900. BAST AHbWBST. br. Henry Cady Veterinary Surgeon and Dentlat, Office and Boarding Stable, rear Ba Waib ngton itraet. TECIPHONe; 148-4 Rcaldeowi 43 WMlJlaitoa itriat, >“ I i Sundays, 7:80 p, m. MeKeevers’ New Quarters. The .McKecver Rifle corps has de'cid- ed to lease the two upper flooi-s. of the building Which is 'to be erected on the Vpring s lot on South Main street toy Messrs. Mills & Burton, and they will have splendid quarters. The second floor will be used for parlors, reading rooms, etc., and the third floor fwill toe utilized as the aamory and drill room. Missionary Exercises. A very Interesting programme, was presented at the meeting of tihe La dies' Home Missionary society at Fremont street M.E. church last even ing and at the close of the exercises the pastor. Rev. B. H. Brown, In toe- half O'f the ladies of the Church, pre sented the pastor’s ■assistan>t,Miss Mary Venner, with a convenient and beauti ful writing desk and a Ibisque cracker jar with silver trimmings. Miss Ven ner was completely surprised, but re plied to the pastor’s address in a very appropriate sp;ee.oh. Child Terribly Burned. Charles, the 2-year-old son of Mr.and Mrs. Albert Truax of Herkimer, was terribly iburned about the face, fore head and forearm yesterdasy by a boittle of spirits o f camphor which h e h ad itip- ped over on the stove hearth. 'ThS al- ■cohol, with which the drug was diluted, •immediately burst Into flames and ig nited the child’s clothing. Mrs. Truax happened to toe going through the kitchen a t the time and with great presence of mind she gratohed the .^hild and smothered the flam'es with her skirts.. When Dr. Kay arrived the lit tle one was so far gone that no pulse could he felt. The efforts o f the physi cian were 'finally rewarded. Dr. Kay thinks the child will recover unless it inhaled some of the flame. First M. E. Church. The missionary society of the First M. E. church 'held its regular monthly m'oeting yesterday ■afternoon, led hy the president, Mrs. Clark. An Interesting part of the session, and one which oc cupied the greater portion of 'thd tl'me, was th a t devoted to the reading of let ters from missionaries, which were full of interesting m atter and -enlisted the close attention, of the ladles, whose z6al in this branch of work is shown hy the fact that they helped, as far as possible, a young man from 'Damascus who offered an exquisite variety of goods from his native country for sale, and who is thus seeking to defray the expenses of an education for mission ary work. Performed an Operation. An operation was performed on Charles iSager a t the Nathan Llttauer hospital this .morning by Dxs. Edwards an-d Wood, and i t •was found th a t the man was suffering from, appendicitis. Sager was taken suddenly ill in the F., J. & G. depot yesterday morning, and after being taken to ■th'e Nathan Llttauer hospital was made 'as comfort able as possible and it was decided to perform a n operation as the only means of alleviating the sufferings e.f the un fortunate man. The operation was made this morning and the physicians found a 'hole in 'the appendix from which substances were being toroed Into the abdominal cavity and causing intense pain. The appendix was re moved, and this afternoon the patient was reported as resting comfortably with indications favorable for his re covery. cies snown .oy j. Ji'cewimaa oc sons, celebrated Columbias, Hartfords, Iver Johnsons, Stormer and Tennants, $25, $35, $40, $50, $60 and $75. The largest line of cigars In .the city at Orr’s pure candy store.' House, 10 North 'Main street. The largest line o f cigars in the city at Orr’s 'pure candy store. Organ and vocal recital, Monday, Ap ril 9, Congregational church. Tickets, 15 cents. Our .Sarsaparilla with Iodide of Pc- tassluTO, COc. albottl'e. O. H. Jacobs & Buy »llk walatB of Judaon & Rogova. Great variety, low pricea, perfect lit, Nyal’a Celery Compound for 'the n'erveSi QOo, a tooltlo. 0. H. Jacobs & Co, ’ S'oi’ all 'the m m read TUo CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE. One HunOred Thousand Dollars to be Raised for Its Eestoratlon. The adjourned meTeting of the 'board of 'trustees of Clinton Liberal Institute, was held yesterday afternoon in the Universalist church a t Font Plain. The 'meeting iwas an iemthusiastlc. one, and considerable time w.as devoted to 'the argumen'ts brought forth .for the con- Itinuance o f the school, and os a- result the hoard 'adopted mesolntions antlioriz- dng the raising of $100,000'for buildings to toe used far Olintom Liberal Institute. The executive com'mitbee -will assume 'Charge of .the work, and. will advise and co-operate with ithe village com- .mittee in the adaption o f plans rwhere- toy the nteessary amount, 'can to© raised, ft is a t present proposed Aoi start the movement by personal letteirs to the alumni, and frienids of the school, and in this manner acquire a s much ■money as possible. Latfer a personal visit will be made .by prominent p eople and ■oth-, t e .Who have the success of iClinton Liberal [institute at heart. , 'It ils the opinion o f •th'e m'embers of itke board .that the funds can- be secur ed, and the necessary labors connected therewith .wilL begin imnnediately. Nothing definite regarding the plans of the buildings has heen. decided irpon, and work will not -be coimmi&nced until ■the au'Shorities are positive that the •mon'ey will toe secured. 'However,there .^'eems little doubt that one O'f the bpild- duigs will Ibe completed! a t the opening lof the next school year in iSepterhher. The armory is -being rapidly, trans- •formed into a school building, and the necessary work 'Will be finished, .or .nearly so, -by the time s'chool begins ■n'ext week. Th'e students will h e fed in the armory, and 'a portion of it par titioned off into Tecitation r-ooins,While the sleeping quarters of the cadets will also be located In one -part .df 'the structure. The .girls dn -all pro-hahility will have rooms down town -with the . lady .teachers. Several o f the students have arrived in town this week, and all will be here by Tues'day. ONEIDA COUNTY FIREMEN. Will be Asked to Unite 'with the Tri- County Association. The executive committee of the Trl- County Firemen’s Association met In executive session at the 'Wagner House at Ganajoharie yesterday afternoon to consider the idea of ■connecting Opeida county with 'the organization -and mak- »ing it a four county crganlzation. A committee was named to go to Clinton and confer with the donamlttee there, which has beep named to organize an Oaeida county firemen’s association. The committee named .'will persuade the Clintonlans to have Oneid{|. annex ed and therefore make i t a larger or ganization. It seems a good plan. The arrangements for the big -oo-nvention at Oanajo.harie July 3 and 4. are nearly completed and all are working zealously to make it a-blg success. The list of events will be published In due time to give the various companies time to appear dn them. The committee appointed a t the meeting was composed of John Mead of this city; S. I. Putman, S t. Johnsvllle; President Roser, Ganajoharie, and Mr. Crowley -of Little Falls. The commit tee win confer with the Oneida county firemen at Clinton on April IS. morrow wi of confecti* •WHEN YdU BUY IT, he largest line of cigars in the city )rr’s pure candy store. bs FOR GARBAGE.—The Board of xicalth request bids'for the collecting of the city garbage for the year cornmencing May 1st, all 'bids to be sent to the clerk of the Board on or before April 23, a t 7 p.m. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications may he seen at the rooms of Clerk, •-S 17 G ayadutta St. We Are Daily in... Receipt of the latest designs in Would be pleased to have you see them. We guaran tee prices as low as you will find them anywhere in the state. A. D. Norton, 20 South Main St. J«w«l»r and Ojitlclan, HO S. Mt.l& Bt. lIMfDlHNM 1I-8. OPENED THE GRAVE Eeeause They Thought \Mikey” Did Not Rest Well. A curious hap'pening comies from the county poor farm at Randall.Montgom- ery county. About a week ago one of the inmates, who formerly resided at Fonda and wasi a well kn'ow-tt charac ter, died and was buried o n ithc county farm. The 'liext day three of the in mates were .missed during the m'orning and when they did not show up for din ner one o f the attaches started out to look them .up. He -wenit t o the grave miade the day before and made a start-' ling-diiscovery. The grave toad been opened by tlie three county toouse in mates and the coffin-'Of the deceased re- mjQved. One of the mien was digging the 'graV'e deeper .and 'the other two were engaged in ah. effort to open the coffin. When aS'ked for an explana tion they stated th a t they didmot think “Mikey” rested 'Well and openeidi the grave in order to straighten him out, their intention toeing to place him deeper in. the 'ground. It is needless to state 'that the body ■was oneq more in- .terred and a watch kept o n the three inmates 'to 'prevent a repetition of their grave digging act. iSwieet hits for -dainty lips a t Orr’s pure candy store. No. 53- North Main YOU NIEViEfR SAW 'Such a display of fine ready to wear salts for 'men at $8, $10, -and $12. Manu facturers’ Clothing House, 10 ‘North Main street. Orr’s pufe candy store will open to morrow. Beautiful prizes awarded at -the card party. Mills 'hall, April 6, -given .by the ladies, Friday e v ^ in g class. Irr’s ipui The Bayne 'Miillineiry 'opening ■Satur day and Monday, April 7 and 9. M. Mark has removed his shoe stock to No. ll- South Main street, one store below the old stand. All goods re maining will he sold at nearly half price for a few weeks only, PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c. with Devoe’s Gloss Carriage Paint ready for use; 10 colors. Gives a high gloss equal to new. Sold hy J. A. Van i.uken • “6m4 ■ 1 hy J. A. Van mch2 For Sale. ledroom suits, e _____ , _ouch, tables, cai stoves, glove tools, glove fact, nearly everything. GEO. GARRETT, 41 South Main Street. It siRiiiT mn of Straight Goods. We Mean Stearns Bicycles. fflODEL A, Special, $ 3250 . , Roadster. $ 40 , SPECIllL,'*''PeiTl^r $ 50.00 i n r e p a i r s h o p is n o e x p e r i - _ J H m e a t . A t r i a l w i l l c o n v i n c e y o u . store Open Evenings. N. D. Griffin, 99 W est Pulton Street. , IN AMUSEMENT'S REALM. The Princess Clife. If the claims made by Mr. Kirke La- Shelle, already wiell known In this city as ;tlie manager for seV'ei'al seasons of The Bostonians, and the organizer and manager of the Frank Daniels’ Opera coimpany, are justified, the-iattraotion^t Chic ought -to )d one. Mr. of ithe book of ■the new opera, and Julian- Hdiwards, whose Madeline, 'Bhe Jolly Robbers, Juiplter, The Jolly Musketeers and -oth er operas, composed the nraslc. Both gentlem'en claim that they have with success abandoned the iforpi of comic opera so much In vogue in recent years, wherein 'everything .has 'been subjected to the fooleries of a star comedlan,and instead of farce-coimedy o r an extrava ganza, they have produced a real opera cemlque. A romantic story .laid -in Burgundy in .the year 1468,, has been given a 'musical setting in keeping with the tlmie and place. The music, while distinctively m'elodious, Is given a rich harmonlaatlon which is 4n strong c trast with the cake walk and str lek of music which has bee march sty „ so m'Uchiln vogue in comic operas cent production. The romantic atmos phere of 'the opera is enhanced by an entirely adequate productiom in .the way of 'costomes and scenery. ■Prices 50e., 75c., $1.00 and $1.'50. Seats on sale Saturday. The Dairy Farm. “ The Dairy Farm,” a romance of Sleepy Hollow, 'Will be the attraction at the Kasson, Thursday evening, April 12. “The Dairy Farm” breathes the air of real country life; it brings a entertaining. There are n o . dull nents from the first sc< urtain. ly of N( clergym'en, nearly seven I whom have written letters to the au thor commending Its merit &s inspir ing worthy ideals and a t the same time affording muett^ innocent amusem'ent. moments from the first scene to the fin al curtain. It has 'been patronized hy iv York’s most prominent learly seven hundred of Euchre and dancing. Mills hall, Fri day evening, April 6. White lead and oil always on hand at E, S. Batchellor & Co.’s. Orr’s pure candy store will open to- Progressive euchre an'd dancing,Mills lall, Friday evening, April 6. J. A. VAN AU'KBN sells the p aint t h a t Wears twice os long as lead and'oil—Devoe lead and zinc, ground my machinery. mar26m4 III FEAII AND TRpUNG Porto Rico stands of the new tariff bill It seems to see the workings of the sugar and tobacco trusts, and fears it w ill not get fair treatment. You need not fear that yon will not get fair treatment at our store. Try riazama, the New Breakfaat Food ....... BurtonVPureFood^tore ---SEE— COWLES & CASLER :::::When you want::::: WALL PAPER. The above is a very common expression. The reason is that they always have the newest and fresh est designs in tbe market. THE NEW PAPER5 for 1900 are now ready for exhibition. You should see them before making your selections. Cowles & Easier A.ii,Am,»ao TbtLiiiHngBookiilliri infi lUtidniri, 9 North M r I a Stu aiovorivlUOi Hollo 202 2 “KNOX” THE HATTER, World Renowned Hats. ^ SOLE AGENTS. Spring Overcosts , and Suits I Made by Alfred Benjamin & Co., in O x ford and Cambridge Gray, Homespuns, — Coverts and Whipcords, Fancy Worsted and Cheviots; made right, fit right. CORRECT STYLES in HATS. MANHATTAN FANCY SHIRTS. NEW SOFT SHIRTS. Neokwear. The English Square in new novelity Silks, 50c. Sat Ties, new effects, 25c and 50c. WILrUAMSON, CLOTHES, I HATS, fPor Man or Boy i' F U R N I S H I N G S , j . . TELEPHONE 217. Have Too Been liking nbootWateles ? A good watch and a nice chain, would | be a very desirable addition to you? i Easter outfit. We have an assortment - j especially made up for you and woul^^*^ like to interest you in Something to riatch Your Pocketbook —and to— Harmonize With /our Easter Suit, i Buying here is about the same as exchanging cur rency. Your money back if it don’t prove satisfac tory*. W atches at All Rrices, but all of Standard makes and guaranteed. F. C. Bennett & Co. JjweleisandOpDclans, No.U.IHalnSt..GloTe»iai(.I.T, The Celebrated -- J Win. Oorscli I In’s Now In StocL Exclusive Styles and Ma terial. The Largest Stock in the ^ City to select From. iiturioDSin TlmllGwUr. VELQOR CALF, BRIGHT KANGAROO, BRIGHT VICI KID, FRENCH PATENT CALF, IDEAL PATENT KID, RUSSIA TAN CALFr PEAKE & LEVI. We have a quantity of fine white Porce lain china goods that we are. offering as special bargains for a few days. See Table Outside. Phone 207-4. 7 South Ma.in St. You Don’t Want ai| Warm Kitchen on Hot Summer’s Day^J yet the dinner jimust be cooked. . S ene't | your gas range giving 'you iheat to cook your 'dinner and nbn© to toe* your mom’. / - ^ III YODR LAUNDRY IT HEATS YOUR IR 0 II.I hut it leaves your laundry cool. Tbeeo is no loss, n o waste. Just enouigh IseilBl for the purpose .required and none-lxtffe over. The advantages of a gas ‘ stov® ai'^ llte-rally too numerous to au'®nW A New Lot of Stoves Just te,i Call and See Thom. Office Open Until 9 P. M ! J.& G. Gas Co.
