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Nassau County Review S. F. PEA R S A L L , Proprietor Entered at the Po-.t Office at Freeport. N . Y ., at se c o n d - c ' iajm m a tter. N . Y . atv^ N . J . Telephone, 8 Freeport N , Y . and L . I. Telephone, 48 Frcepot Friday, April 5, 1907 Published tvery Friday at FREEPORT, LONG ISLAND, N. $1.50 PFR ANNUM IN ADVANCE Single Copies Five Cents A w o r d o f T h a n k s During the last four years, since Smith Cox was by trickery turned out of the office of Supervisor, the Review has been fighting for his return, know ing him to be an honest, capable officer and believing him to be the best Su pervisor the town ever had. During these years bis enemy, turned away from the public crib, has been assailing him through press and court, and it has been the duty as well as the pleasure of the Review to show the absolute falsity of the trumped-up charges and still more fiendish insinu ations made against Mr. Cox. There were tim es when we seemed to have an up-hill fight, the other papers of the town leaving us to fight alone until re cently, when the Hempstead Republi can had also helped expose the trickery of Mr. Cox’s assailant. The result Tuesday, when Mr. Cox was given a plurality of 376 votes in the village of Frcjport alone, makes us feel the deep significance of our work, and we thank our readers who brought about this result. We know Mr. Cox to be honest and it was w ith a great deal of pride that we noted the expression of confidence in our judgment as given by the vot ers. Smith F. Pearsall, Editor. Hon. George should remember, that people don’t take much stock in his mud slinging. With all the false, malicious slander in the Observer last week, Smith Cox IS Supervisor. The Independence League vote WAS a surprise. W ith all the money they were spending for printing, etc., they only polled about 600 votes. mains that a dozen tickets in the field would have rrade nd difference in the result in the town. The “ c itizen’s ” ticket yulied about 250 votes and the Independence League about 600 votes, but as Mr. Cox’s plurality over Mr. Felton on the Democratic ticket was over 000 he has a m ajority of nearly a hundred over all the other candidates combined. Announcement made th a t it is the intention of Mr. and Mfs. Daniel S. W illmarth to resign, respectively as keeper and matron of the Alms House, May 1st, will be learned with regret by many who have visited and have had official and social relations w ith them. Mr. W illmarth has deemed his resignation necessary on account of serious illness some months past. Therefore, feeling that a rest at this time will be of benefit to him, he will reside at Merrick, where he recently bought a place, to enjoy^life free from the responsibilities of official duties. The Observer’s prognostication of the election results reminds one of a Brooklyn Eagle postal card canvass. A number of men tam e out from H e city on Election Day, with the evident intention of selling their votes if any one wanted to buy them, judging from their actions. One of them tried to vote at Rockv illv Centre, hut fled when challenged. He was later ar rested and locked up. There being a large company of these men the v illage authorities to prevent trouble called out the fire departm ent and gave the unwelcome visitors their choice of g e t ting out of town or taking a w etting from the fire hose, and they chose the latter course. The man arrested was hailed out by his “ b rother” on pay ment of $250 cash bail. At Hemp stead the men were also ordered out of the village by Sheriff Gidersleeve. A n o t h e r C a m p a i g n L i e Mr. Wallace has not commenced an action against Pearsall (for libel) as the latter has expressed a willingness V VOTE OF TOWN OF HEflPSTEAD TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1907 The new depot of the L. I. R. R. at Flatbush Avenue was opened for busi- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 16 1 ot. For Supervi.vir Cox* 126 ill 52 369 245 142 JH 149 106 200 137 186 214 132 146 125 150 188 329 3168 F e lto n t ............ 101 144 7o 127 79 76 75 134 157 192 62 115 171 142 115 160 130 90 100 2248 Stevens^. ... 25 20 J 92 76 13 7 81 31 20 4 21 51 23 39 15 11 68 17 616 Felton 7 0 24 8 0 16 32 42 22 .. 19 17 20 11 9 9 254 For Town Clerk -- Weeks* ........ .. . 158 152 60 368 260 161 133 169 125 217 139 227 276 163 171 130 148 167 351 3608 Havveyt ........ 79 103 65 125 73 58 25 108 138 149 58 62 125 107 92 158 127 70 74 1818 Lowe§ ............. 14 20 2 ii 62 12 5 -ss 25 14 5 36 37 21 32 13 11 63 16 4 <6 Harvey ........ 8 7 0 31 5 1 16 25 34 2 3 13 17 14 17 12 4 9 218 For Justice of the Pence N e u * .............. 156 124 55 304 226 156 121 162 123 229 136 190 266 154 1-10 117 143 149 341 3291 V\'allace+ ........ 79 122 68 190 100 58 59 58 110 138 163 62 96 129 117 91 160 128 76 79 2055 Wheeler 6 ......... 16 20 2 76 12 7 86 32 17 4 25 61 18 70 24 13 58 17 616 Wallace||. 9 5 0 35 10 1 17 28 36 2 . 3 15 19 14 17 11 7 9 202 DcMott* 150 132 54 337 238 151 124 163 119 338 133 196 256 204 164 124 144 169 298 3394 R h ineharit... . 79 112 67 118 70 56 50 105 141 145 58 82 1 19 8 :i 92 160 130 73 128 1870 Baldwin 14 22 2 79 64 17 13 89 25 15 29 34 15 30 13 12 57 17 555 R h iuehart||.... 8 3 0 18 4 (I 16 24 33 2 3 15 11 14 16 11 9 194 For Town Treasurer Hall* . .. 159 142 53 322 222 1 19 121 n o 122 242 138 202 268 159 167 126 1 11 159 350 3414 Hoblmf ............. 77 112 70 166 97 66 64 105 142 153 60 91 123 no 96 161 130 70 73 1966 Smiths. . . 14 17 2 93 78 12 ti 85 29 16 4 23 36 22 31 14 10 60 16 587 Hobbs|| ........... 8 3 7 28 11 0 13 25 33 2 3 15 17 14 17 13 9 229 For Commissioner of Highways Patterson*. 130 118 38 340 243 157 119 165 120 292 129 I' i T 263 156 165 119 139 151 3 1 s 3389 3252 R a y n o r* ........ .. 150 144 54 358 243 144 103 191 123 233 121 106 214 151 156 122 136 154 349 Pearsall*. 152 123 53 346 240 146 119 165 121 238 121 179 263 90 160 12 l i 137 155 3'.HJ 3327 PmvcrsT 117 138 91 182 91 7o 70 118 166 183 68 124 132 130 112 181 152 75 8(1 2280 B oxt . 96 114 65 150 80 71 61 107 156 195 68 183 2<'4 130 122 180 155 79 si 2317 Brnwer-i- .......... 82 95 66 140 80 6 i) 59 118 164 181 60 93 133 216 ins 182 151 s | 52 2120 For Assessor - ---- Smith, i '. W .* 160 147 53 336 243 1 19 121 165 123 ‘J i ’> 137^ 1 VO 263 152 163 1 22 1 11 155 353 3415 Ellison 144 146 5(1 346 270 Ms 1 19 174 125 136 195 2,3 160 157 124 142 160 350 342s Raisig* . 142 126 54 345 2 11 150 133 165 116 233 135 192 \>i;s 15s 158 123 122 183 351 33S6 Smith, Alva 110 1 25 6.7 176 89 67 61 123 168 1 M 63 102 13s 123 112 177 143, 75 SO 21 .sj Hewlett . sT 115 71 168 75 69 65 115 1 '4 184 63 101 168 123 114 174 144 73 83 2154 H ickst ............ 83 111 65 149 82 63 57 119 159 181 63 93 140 129 105 151 111 81 82 20 Is For Auditor — Brower*.. 155 131 55 347 246 85 108 161 122 237 122 173 260 172 166 121 144 154 350 3362 R a y a n * ............ 154 139 56 :i48 351 237 149 1 19 165 123 239 128 190 261 161 163 123 14 1 154 348 3400 Walker* . 152 155 55 239 151 119 Kill 118 237 127 190 265 158 161 122 M3 155 349 3407 Stoffelt ............. '»7 124 67 151 83 79 77 124 167 186 77 126 141 104 n o 178 145 79 91 2194 Curran i-............ 83 126 54 145 76 64 61 120 163 181 62 94 135 123 114 188 Ml 76 81 2067 Bristol t .......... Si 102 65 144 78 61 58 1 16 167 185 63 93 133 125 109 176 M3 75 81 2057 For Overseer of the Pot >v Bedell* ............. 155 117 51 3Ss 248 152 120 164 119 241 137 193 267 159 164 125 142 159 350 3445 Vaudenseu*.. i5 :r 129 54 348 239 151 124 161 119 240 135 193 270 153 161 134 146 154 349 3413 Williams-:- ........ X9 Ms 67 145 87 64 63 123 166 178 62 103 134 127 113 174 144 76 81 2144 W ettacht . .. 83 115 67 145 80 60 60 118 173 198 64 98 138 129 1(18 169 141 75 81 2107 For Trustee of Public Cemetery Elderd*. 154 133 52 345 239 151 116 103 122 211 137 183 261 157 166 124 1 12 156 350 3392 Lewi s-i- SS 110 69 151 82 08 To 123 168 178 62 115 139 129 1 12 176 1 15 SI 214 1 To take office in the vt a r 1908 \ Ketcham* 153 132 52 349 239 151 117 165 121 241 137 191 256 158 162 125 140 153 349 3388 Pnrcellf.. .. 83 113 69 143 80 65 61 120 165 180 62 101 136 127 108 177 1 16 76 81 2096 P i u . 666 | 1572 1034 A Hair Tonic That Tones e have made and sold Bedell’s Quinine and Glycer ine Hair Tonic for many years. Each year evidence lum accumulated that no more reliable preparation ex- sists. It wont do miracles in curing .baldness, nothing will; but it will always pre vent baldness if used in time. Bedell's Oninine and Glycerine Hair Tonic cures daudrulT, stimulates tin* growth of hair and is an excellent dressing for giving the hair softness and lustre. W e g llaran ti e it. w Inch m e a n s t h a t if foi any reason it fails to give satisl iction the m o n e y will hi' rlu ei fully re f u m L d Price 25 C e n ts p a . 120 ' i i 1213 C h a i s . Ph irut.-tvisi, Fret port. Smith, <H5>, I U K ) 1301 1260 1251 1202 1324; S. P. Pet- 102 2527 65 170S 750 VOTE FOR CONSTABLES The total number of votes cast for Constables w h s as follow s: Hurrell, 3406; S. P. Pettit, 3427; Smith, 3436; Kilos, to make proper corrections in the n e x t i ’’*^b Belcher, 3-120, W atts, 204b; Pettit, 2082; Doty, 1 S->1; hriscli, 10->.>; 1)upignac, 20*>0^Hurrell s plurality’, , , . „, tit’s p lurality, 1354; S m ith’s plurality*, 1347; Kiles’ p lurality, 1345; Belcher’s p lnralitv. 1312. issue of his paper. Observer. Proposition Number 1 —To sell land to the Hempstead Bay Yacht Club 75 10S 64 268 214 120 133 105 99 20S 142 220 117 114 95 s> 150 00 ... 118 SS 19 178 100 3S 30 206 139 124 28 58 200 96 106 68 10 82 Proposition No. 2 (living A u thority to convey land to the Estates of Long Beach ........ 141 174 63 392 27s 147 147 210 220 347 153 237 327 170 2u5 171 1SS 19 i 82 45 27 119 0S 33 27 135 58 54 26 50 01 S3 50 37 26 35 Proposition No. 3 Giving right of way to the Seashore Municipal Railroad Company . 121 112 60 29S 206 105 107 78 118 223 100 177 200 104 13< 121 133 113 . .. 82 so IS 153 05 60 54 240 100 103 51 OS 41 OS TO 13 37 60 Proposition No. 4 -G iving Authority to Convey Land to John J . Randall ........ 51 58 10 310 22S 64 58 106 68 112 37 84 s;s 46 63 53 75 64 Who’s Hammering? W h y it’s Practical Jobbing- Carpenter Blinds, S a s h , and Mantles Estimates Cheerfully Given Absolutely false, as usual. We told George W allace we would correct any m isstatem ents, if he showed them to us this he was unable to do, as we tell only the truth about him. We presume it hurt, but th a t ’s his fault, not ours. 14') South Main St. FHEEPO RT, N Y. Yes. No Yes. N o .. Yes No C. A. Edwards f . W. tdwards Yes T h e E l e c t i o n in t h e C o u n t y The next Board of Supervisors will ness early this week. It is one of the he Republican. 1 he Supervisors elect- ^ ^ handsomest depots in-the country. . ed a r e . j j Town of Hempstead Smith Cox, i R. A. Mansfield Hobbs, candidate on ; Republican the mix-up ticket, will still have tim e | Town of Oyster Bay (’. Chester ' Y(>s to attend to his “ large law business\in payntar, Republican. 1 No* Freeport with a branch office in New j Town 0f North Hempstead Philip | ______ J. Christ, Democratic. ' Yes The total vote of the “ Citizen’s \ Supervisor W illets was defeated for League” in. the Town was 616 votes ns j re-election in North Hempstead by shown by the ticket. Somebody must J about 200 votes. have told a whooper when their nomin- ‘ In O y ster Bay the Democratic party ation certificate was filed. i was split in two sections and Supervi- : sor Jones was defeated by Mr. Payn- II a law were passed, as it should ' , T , tar, Mr. Jones running on the Inciepen- be, requiring the w riter of every edi -1 , , ,. , , . , , 1 dence League ticket, tonal to sign his name, the Observer j _____________________ 118 4.2 13 I 3002 2S4> 101)4 2636 1635 luui 52 1636 No L Y N B R O O K would be a rather dull paper; o r , Hon. George would have to confess to j __ furnishing the stull used in pounding , Have you any property you desire Smith Cox. i to sell? If so, list your property with H. B. Weeks & Co., Recorder BuiId- The result of work is shown in the vote on Proposition No. 5. A circular letter was sent to nearly every voter in the Town by a committee of gentle men who interested themselves in the m atter, and as a result the proposition ing, who have a large list of clients who desire suitable cottages, lots and plots of land. Send them a postal and their representative will call on you. No charge for listing property. Yes No. Yes No.. Yes. No.. 139 112 62 131 77 86 87 198 171 211 9 1 153 213 Ml 14 1 SS 74 104 57 2375 739 Proposition No. 5 Authorizing the Town Board to Sell any or All Meadow Lands 36 46 13 129 99 51 63 12 49 107 37 66 76 1 1 61 60 (iS 77 67 1194 153 137 61 288 212 103 84 265 183 211 97 169 275 155 1 25 85 S’J 105 62 2852 1658 Proposition Ni). 6 -Giving Authority to Sell Land to Bernard Mollitor 31 IT 15 95 ;-o 46 35 35 3.8 68 29 54 65 48 . »l ) 37 11 52 52 921 1611 123 57 303 208 105 106 259 209 253 99 184 301 152 l-W 117 116 116 60 3066 Proposition No. 7 —To Abolish Board of Town Auditors (IS 72 27 202 159 67 71 87 KU 153 52 100 99 56 100 72 92 92 55 1725 107 92 43 173 106 72 66 202 117 1 13 71 118 195 125 90 62 47 72 45 1849 124 Proposition No. 8 To Create a Sinking Fund to Pity Macadam Road Bonds 115 128 63 •)()-> *)*)>, 68 115 159 174 281 105 180 238 106 149 109 i n 115 87 2829 1718 77 51 14 102 13 71 32 147 61 60 30 59 98 85 • 18 32 28 50 23 m i Appropriation No. 1 To Enlarge Fire-Proof Vaults for Town Records 108 119 51 297 155 131 Ml 137 146 220 15 197 188 113 139 124 89 1 19 120 2638 Mil 81 71 28 119 44 31 19 156 103 55 9 48 144 80 72 36 27 59 is 1227 Appropriation No. 2 To Pay Bills for Removing Snow from Highways, 1907 to 1908 133 104 59 0 100 82 111 150 121 63 24 136 156 108 126 117 115 91 67 79 19 o 7-1 26 35 152 107 37 16 61 150 86 70 38 45 72 Appropriation No. 3 To Pay Bills for Removing Snow from Highway's, 1908 to 1909 97 1891 65 1199 There were large congregations , . , . , , p ersent at both services at the St. was defeated. We do not know who | j ames M E. Church on Sunday last. was the prom o te r oi this proposition, : The Moral decorations were unusually but it deserved defeat. I profuse and the music was exceptloh- : ally good. Next Sunday is the last of We publish in Ibis issue the election | ^he Conference year. In the morning returns in tabular form. We publsh ; the pastor, Rev. Henry 1.. Glover, will . the seperate vot ■ for the End i- prea.ch the sermon and he will also give i*9 ence Lea C itizen’ ' : 8 -1 , , ! with, i-ome fac'ts as to the year to! ■ - ■ • 1\ :' \ he j tal vote\ . n e '.i 1 i ..q 1 iir;. Yes 98 89 59 0 89 7.8 91 136 125 60 24 126 133 08 123 102 111 75 84 1804 556 No. ii S3 0 74 29 14 156 Appropriation No. 114 14 15 59 156 81 4 For Surveying Town Lands 35 39 81 64 1218 Yes 88 75 46 250 117 81 94 127 142 192 35 117 Ml 82 112 88 105 93 87 2084 528 No. .... 92 97 34 143 74 57 58 170 Appropriation No 5. 105 67 22 92 101 98 70 To Pay Rent for Grand Army Posts 47 38 74 57 1556 Y e s . . 97 81 34 286 124 91 116 128 139 18,8 41 157 173 Ms 109 91 98 95 93 2249 si? No. .... 81 94 10 125 70 53 40 168 96 7.8 M 66 M3 78 Appropriation No. 6 —To Improve Carman Avei 70 ue 50 61 To ■“ 1432 Yes .......... ........ 76 71 71 0 71 61 74 108 114 52 17 87 141 72 94 K(l Ml 75 82 1 117 No ........... 101 101 21 0 79 33 78 174 117 44 19 91 156 104 SJ 47 38 93 .\.8 1 115 32 : * Republican Democrat Indepencence League Cii 7 i'flM.-,uvieWy> ewut ; ucav*. *%■ M W h y Vino! Is B e t t e r T h a n A n y O t h e r R e m e d y to R e s t o r e J Tin i »; eaith and ¥r* a* % :! Cr TV 215 MONTAGUE ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y Real Estate Notice All persons ,h;i\ ing real estate for sail or rent are reipe -ted ro send descrij)- tion, exact location, price and terms to our offices as soon as possible. There is good demand for acres at fair prices. We wish full particulars of cottages for sale or to rent furnished, for our spring 695 ists Also lots, hotels, stores, etc Call on or address C. L. W A L L A C E Observer Building, Rockville Centre ROY SMITH WALLACE opp. R. R. Def>ot, Freeport,L. i. For Sale Hay, 75 ets. to $1.00 per cwt. Rye Straw, 80 to 90c per cwt Salt H ay. 35 to 50c per cwt. Corn Stalks, 42.•\ o to 43 00 per luo Potatoes, 8 1 i o s | 75 per barrel Cord w o o . I, S:;,.Mi to $ | . 5 1 1 per cord ()ak R mI . to l < t-. p< r f: Hick a \ l>..ii;l:. ’ to 5 ets. per ft. Chestnut ■ o C.-i .,r Posts, all s.z Shade and (Ornamental Tn • •• an ! Slim I- Pn .i 1‘ Hit. t< .. i • oni • b.ti ,1 regnla' pi p John J. Ban dal J 'f. lieighl v . t in .•»••••. tog r it;. iildiit do. nl i . own interests . , From thy Rev w » brute > 2::. And we„ did toe 370 \ oivs v ■ the good in Freepor: Whatever charges or claims can. be made now a s to the result of three or four tickets in the field, the • fact re- i u i r i m t e f ^ ____ - 1 Ho: i t\ f ul - c. t. . v ad ,v. I um -.; - stead anc Fraeklin Ave.uu - made a county read so Unit the ^ roperly own ers along the avenue can secure the sn- sistance of the county in having side walks laid. This would add consider able to that.popular thoroughfare. . ¥ , ! iff ere f t , nd !■ r tl: n m v Brunch, j . and- all Throat,' tat’s W h y Vinol is other remv iv f r Cou; I.\ • a .. !' \ \ i! tin o D i '! h a t ’s V- hy Vinol Re tor , Health and Strength to Dviicat • (. liiidren, I veblt Old People, Weak and Sickly Pei -.uiis, Isur ing M o thers, and Convalescents. * WE RETURN MONEY IF IT FAILS TO SA T I S F A C T I O N T H O M A S J O H N S T O N , D r u g g i s t L a , Ct I (*, hit. W* a!;- or -cr >•; <«u«<• m . i VI ILK AND CREAM All g<x>d>promptly d*-lm n. 1 Operii Hall Bldii, opp. Kreeporl Back T E L . , fil-K t ^ k
