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SILVER SPRINGS SIGNAL. A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF NEWS, DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COMMUNITY. VOL-.IX. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. STEPHEN S, BENSON, SILVER SPRINGS, GAINESVILLE AND ROGKGLEN, N. Y.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 9i 1900: # • NORTH AND WEST STOISHJF 'PLAZA. PA ^E^tFixPOmiON: Hrick Block, SH^e«^Si «4 »gs^j- Latest methods in all branches of ' Dentistry\. All Work Guaranteed. 2 ! DR. L. C. BROUGHTON, i Castile r : : : N. Y | 7<ills left «t C. R. Kason's store will receive , - jjxanmt Attention. a ••• | Edmund B. Windsor. Attorney cut Douw. XHSTILE - - - ' N. Y. , In Town Every Thursday. Office In Store o f J W. Hrayman. A U IeE*l Business PrompUy_AUended. C. F.CUSHINC, Eye Specialist Graduate Philadelphia Opti«l Coilego Main Office, 5 Arcade Building, Niagara Falls, N. Y. At Warsaw 2nd Mon. and Tues. . At Perry 4th Mon- and Tues. FREE Eye Examination. RAILROAD Copyright, 1000, by the Pan-American Exposition Oo. Standin g at the great Electric Tower aud looking north, the visitor to the Pan-Amerlcnn Exposition, tu bo hel d In Buffalo from May 1 to Nov . 1, 1901, will-have before him the Plana, or square, a beautiful oiien- spao*-3.V>-l>-y-500— feet. On the opposite, or north, side of the Plaza will be the Propyhea, or monumental , entrances, connected by a curved colonnade 280 feet long. A iarge building at th e left, 341 feet long and 52 feet w-kltv with tower* 10+ (wt high, will b e used for restaurant purposes. Tula forms also the eastern entrance to the Midway, or pleasure ground, wher e the visitor may And a collection of novel entertainments that will astonish the nios t cosmopolitan traveler. Directly across the Plaza from the Restaurant building Is a companio n structure, forming the entrance to the Sta dium, or athletic field, where 25.000 people may be seated to enjoy the high class athletic sporftt. picturesque Jrui>K ijv< of the \world. ifivisioiuJKluiTra, Corning, BlSpTiaintwu , rage S—Miscellany. T !l 46 Pullman's finest palace car s to New York, Philadelphia and Boston. EAgrU'AftD KttOM SILVER SPRINGS. t 33 A M. daily No. 2, \Vestibirfed LimUcd\ ;! for Hornellsville, (con necting for all jw'lnts or], the Allegan y !)ivisioii.)KImIr~ ' T ~—\'\\ lTrr,-^T,„,„,.„, ami New York A M . daily No . 8, for Horn ellsville, connecting witii vesti.- tmled limited for Corning, Klmira. Ow- Kinghamton aud New YorkPullman parlor car Meals in dining car. ,', JO P-. M , daily. No. 20. accommo dation, eonueelsat Hornellsville t<>r points east and points on Western 1 county; hrision P. M.. daiLy. No . 10, New York Special, Pullman Vestibul e Day aches aud Sleepers for RI in ha, lliiig- liamton, arrive New-York 8:00 a. in WRSTWAKD KUOMSrLVEK SPKIXGS. A M . daily. No. 8: stopping at all stations t o Buffaloand Niaga ra Falls..£onnecting with all trains west. \J 47 P M.. dai),\\except Sunday\No CONTENTS. * Page\I— Miscellaneous News Items . Vigo -2— Serial Story, Notes and\ Com ment, et c Page :>—Fusliton Notes, State News, In ternational Sunday School Les son, Markets . Page 4— Kditorials and Miscellany. Page 5—Local Happenings. Page 0—Farm and Garden, Humorous andM-lonsehold Departments. Page 7—Up-to-date News from all parts The Election This Fall. V 47, <i 42 - At the general election to be held November 6, 1900, the following officers will be voted for in tjtiis Thirty-sis Electors of Presidentand Vice President. A Governor in the place of Theo dore Roosevelt. ' A Lietiteuant Go%'ernor in the place of Timothy L Woodruff. ' A Secretary of-State lu the. place A Free Scholarship. Any young man or woman who is a bona fide patron of this paper may secure free instruction in Music or Elocution. The Ithaca Conscrvatpryof Music, with the desire to stimulate the study of these arts, offers thirty-four free scholarships—one for each Congres sional District in this State, valued !_at $100 each, and good for n term of twenty .weeks beginning with the opening of. the school year, Septem ber 13, 1900, in any of the following departments- Voice, Violin, Piano, Organ and Elocution. These schol arships are awarded upon competition which is open to anyone desiring a musical or literary education. Any one wishing lo enter the competition or desiring information', should write to Mr. George C Williams, the Gen eral Manager of the Ithaca. Conserva tory of Music, Ithaca, N. Y., on or before September 8, 1900.- * flat-accomodation—for—Buffalo, .of John T. MoDonough tml Niagaia Falls, connecting at Attica for potnus oti Attica branch and Roehes- r iliviM A Comptroller in place of William J. Morgan. A State Treasurer in place of John P Jaeckel. An Attorney General in place of Davies. A State Engineer and Surveyor in place of Edward A. Bond. A Representative in Congress iu place of J-ames W Wadsworth A Senator in place of Lester H Humphrey.' A Member of Assembly in place of Cbarles J Gardner. A County Clerk in place of Edward- M Jennings. A District Attorney tn place of R'Heo Tares Are piu/l on train?, from oil stations „. ., „, . \here a Ticket dmcc is maintained. .Elmer K Charles on and after xay ^Sth. 1900, Passenger tra ns, A Superintendent Of tbjC Poor in | will depart from Silver Springs as foll/WR p ] ace 0 f J arne s W. Ives. 1 «. in dally except Sundsy No., 2 Kxprcia . for \y«rsan-, j.eitoy scottsviiic and Two Coroners in place of Henry P. H 32 p M. daily. No 1. Fxpressfor \\ arsaw. Attica and Buffalo ) 37 I* M • Sundays only No. 9, ac commodation for Buffalo Further information, ma y be obtained j 0 jj n (j from Krie agents or from H T JAKGKK. I). I. KOBKKTS, '»en lis'tl* 0. Gen 1 1'asn'r Ag't, 309 Main St,. • Kew York City - Ifuflnlo. N Y, Buffalo, Rochester 8 Pittsburgh R'y. • . TIME TABLE. I'ttsscnftcrs aro. refinestcd to purchase tickets J tic'orcciuertng the cars. An er.ccss charge or pTK CTTNTS'^ifTTr oe collected by*\ Conductors Rochester Dully from silve r Lake Shar p and Lyman C. Brougiiton. Junction ajo..\>0. * _ except sufiday, Kp. 1. Mall for Brad-; fofd. and Intermediate stationa. Excursion to Atlantic City. * « , except Sunday. No. IB Accomodation for IMruertci and Intermediate pnihts (J n TllUfsdny, August iCtll, tllC '* a.. So. J. exr^p; s'uinlay.PiUsliargh vet,- tibu'ed pxpross for l)radfor>l Dullols, - tetter to G. T. Curriery- Silvcr Springs, X Y Dear Sir. You know how well it pays to keep your carriage painted,.j both for looks and to keep out water It pays' as well to^ paint your barn and youfrhouse. We put your barn •first, because that is your business— your customers sec it. You see, there at;e two good reas ons for paint, one is Iooka. the other is wear. If yon paint for looks, the wear will take care of itself Paint often for looks, and use good paint for both looks and wear. The^best paint is Devoe lead aud zinc ground together by machinery, same proportions as nre used by the U. S. government. It wears twice as long as lead and ofl mixed by hand. Yours truly, - >. \V.~DfcvoT& CoT r Firemen's Convention. 38 Universal interest has been taken in the contests which will bc~Tield at\ Lero y on the first day, August 14, with the esccpliou of the hand en gine contest. Tlio following compa nies have entered in the different event so far: • ^ Drill Contests—IJcscuo Hook, & Lad der Co., of Uata^la, Kllleott Hose. Co , Zephyr IIo.sc Company, Alert Huso Co..\ (\CasTllc Hrrok & Ladder Po: Crystal Hook & Ladder Co., Lcroy Clicniicul Co. Hose Kaces—Hichmonri IIoso (Hi., of Batavia. Rescue Hook & Ladder Co., of Bataviu, Kllleott Hose. Hatavia. Alert Hose Oakfiekl Kugino& Hose Co , Oat- ka Hose C<>- Tug-of-War—HPNCUP lloso & Kngiiir Co., untl Hook it ladder Co.. Kichnioud Hose Co., Zephyr Heme and Alert Hose, of Balavia, Oi^ktiold •Kngine* Hose Co : Castile Hook & Ladder Co( Cr.vs.tnl Hook & La«lder Co . of W'nrsaw. Pa\ II- ion Hose Co 100-Yard Dash — Rescue Hose, and Hook & I<ad<lcr Co., Kifliniond Hose, Kllicott Hose, Zephyr ami Alert Hose: of Batavia. Corfu Hook & Ladder Co . O.-ik-Kplrl Kngine, nV, Mo^iC C<_>,, Pavilion Hose Co , Rescue Hose Co.. of \\ arsaw Hand Kttgitie Contest—HPM UP Hose* and Hook & Ladder Co . KIHcott Hose. Ale^t Hos<-, of Batavia Ki-scue Hose, of Warsaw, I'm 11 ion HOM- Hook <t Laddeu' Race— Ue'cue Hook & Ladder Co . Kllicott Hose, of batavia. OnkuYld Kiiguie & Hose Co Hub and Hub Race—Heii-ne llonfi & Ladder Co . Kllicott, Zephyr and Alert Hose. Richmond How. (Iiiklield Kngiiie & Hos e I'o Rescue Hose. C\ of War saw Leroy CTieifiTeaTrn SPECIAL. ATTRACTIONS For Hornellsville Fair, August 27-31, 1900 v (rtiidcless pacing wonders. Tlicj - go alone without drivers. Balloon and c.inunn net, th e most daring and fnxdnntiug oerial act of the age. Acrobatic performances by the best Made a M^e*s of Several Things Krom\iho UuffSSo.TlmM The Board of Supervisors of \W omTng.oounly, at lis last session,\ Out\ several things that involved it in tronblo. One was the designation of a Republican paper to .publish the session laws, which brought on it law guit which is now peudjtig nnd will bo heard at the next term of the - Ap pellate Court. Another was in solemnly resolving that hereafter the number of superin tendents of the- poor in lite county should be one instead of three. There nro 16 supervisors, ami i:» we're present when the action _ was taken. Of tiiesc, just eight support- io-Ec«ohition and the wise Solons finding themselves a majority of tlio 13, forced through the resolution aud tfcclarcAl it operative. The matter recontly camo to tlio attention of the Attorney-General in coiinectiau.with the Secretary of Stato sending ou the election notices, and, acting -on tho ndvlco of Attoruey General, the Secretary of State in- cludo.l iu the list of county ofllcora to be elected in the County of Wyoming this fall a superintendent of the poor -fer-the- term- of—three 'yenrs. Were- - the action of the eight wise men \alid, there would be no election to that office until 11102. .. The Attorney-General says that oight is not a majority of sixteen,\ no matter if the Supervisors of Wyom ing County think otherwise, untl it take a majority of the full Board of Supervisors to legislate. It looks an if the Supervisor had put \ at least eight pairs of feet in\ it \ and had made a pretty mess. Popular Excursion to -Eldrldge Park, Elmlra On Sunday, August 12, the Erie' llailvoad Company will run iftioltieF of their extremely popular and cheap' excursions to the beautiful eltv of »Elmirn and its' world fumed ** HI- dridgc Park \ Special attractions have been arranged for this day A concert will be, given by the celebrat ed Nyack Band'oT Warsaw, N Y , which will accompany tho excursion. Let no one miss this last Stindttv ex cursion to tins beautiful park Train will leave Silver Springs nt 'J H! a m. Fare, round trip, only $1.00 , Co to the Firefhen's Convontion at Leroy via Erie Railroad. Erie Railroad Company will sell ex- \ Have, you noticed the hand liills of •l'r-xsll'.atVnFi lIuUeTanUTitrsbTIrgh l)ttl'> from Silver Luke .li-t at 10,11 in Miniliiy on'r, ^o . 101. for silver Lake *tei<l IVtry X- fXf :t ,-)rt >Hmlfty No Rr P4^hl»ur(t^ bultit <'^rpK?i lor Warffaw, Leroy and Hocne'-ter Dn ly from siUer Lake .IUIK tl\li nt S- ^ .^iinday oi^y, >o 100. Tor Rorhester un«i principal intermediate points 4 except Stirtday, Pejrj\ accommodation.. —s'l rtntlons to Perry, vla\S. L. R'y- 1 45 e n. except Sunday, -So» 8, Express for UochcMer and intermediate stations. oMaps, timo' todies anil-ful Information fnrn- inea on appllnation to D. II- Dewey, agent at >t»ve.r springs K. Y , or • >E.C. LAPET, ^en. Pftaa: Ag't, .Cochester, S 7 Hop A. P Wyman, Kx-Trcasuror of the United States, of Ornalia, Neb , one of. the shrewdest and best known, ftnaJK'ie.rfl in the West, writes \lla\ - iug known of some remarkable pure* of Oinalin people elfected lij the use of Dr. Kny*s Renovator antl I)r.. Kav t* Lung Balm, t believe that these great remedies are worthy of the confidence of the public ' Cco.W. Hcrvcy, tui\ editor of the Otnnlm Workl-Hira4d-, was cured of a terrible case of lontj standing Dypcpsia by the use of Dr. Kay's Renovator. Dr. Kay s Rcno- -viU0r-25e-nnd $1, six for fr).—D-tv- artists. Two great political'days Dr Clark, Eyesight Specialist, Will be .at the Walker House, Pri- eursiop ITeKets 16 Alldntic City \aiKI! special train from Castile 10 LerOV Cape May,\ going via Elmira and the J August 15th, at one. fare for the I Pennsylvania Railroad . Tickets will t round trip, \ia the Erie Railroad, be good For return to starting point, We leave Castile at « rjfj h m , Si!-; by August 31st and will be good for V or Springs at S :!5 a m , Rnck Glen stop-over at Philadelphia. Fare for* a t a m . Warsaw at 8 30 a. m , round from Silver Springs,only $!> 70 Dale at 9 00 a. m. and Linden at tiny,- August- 1 » T to-renwu-ODu day, Ileadn ,he cu'red arid sight restored, Hundreds of references. Free ex- ami notions, „ Lt2 \ Woiuanhood, ' a valuable illus trated booklet giving best treatment for female diseases, 17 cuts showing displacements of womb, etc. Sent free, to Indies only, in plain scaled envelope. Dr. B. J. Kay, Saratoga, N ' Y ' I - . Pexservera$C«^ and, perspiration often lead to prosperity. \ ft * * &3L Kay's Lung Balm 10 and 25c? .For J free advice, sample and books address I Dr B J. Kay Medical Co . Snri'to-a * Springs, N. Y. Sold by t F T Dud- ley, Silver Springs. H i 15 13 i |C 2; P in .5 p x , See ticket agents of the Erie. To Cure A Cold in Cine Day ,Take LAXATIVE BROUO QUTS^SK TAIS- LEIS. AH druggists refund thoUnoncy if it fails to cure. E. W, Guov\s sig natur e is on each box. 25c. D 10 a. m,. Returning, train will leave LeRoy at 10 p'. m> /\ ,Colds, croup, cojjgbs, etc., cured by Dr. Kay's Lung Balm, At drug gists. j Milk la not a beverage it. is a per fect food.. Whcr£_ch/drpn. drink milk , at meals it should take 'Cue place of nitrogenous .food.\—meat of course, being omiltbd It is\ far belter w'l .i u children cat meot to give them wa'^-r to drink. Where two sorts of nitro genous food arc used, Itk<? meat, aud milk-, constipation is umtcrsal — \August Ladies' Home Journal. V* < Dr. Iiay s Renovator, for the liver.
