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it V'2" CTSBSWSW tJf 8. FealLtpepe Dally Eagle, Thursday, Jono 14, 1894. HAVE YOUR HiUMM EXAMINED BY Peter Adriance Son, 393 Main Street, FOUQnKXKFSIlCC N. We Don't Claim To Sell the Cheapest Clothing Made I SOME SO CALLED CLOTHING IS DEAK AT AN FBICE. What we do claim Is tbat wc sell the Best Clothing for the Least Money that skill, lodgment and good taste can produce.

You will look In win for any of our customers who hare been dlssatlsfleiTwItli any purchase made of us. If yon want GOOD GOODS, STYLISHLY CDT, HONESTLY MADE and TRIMMED, that will fit you as they should, WE CAN SUIT YOU. Our Prices are Always kept Lowest Notch. Down to the M. SHWARTZ, MANUFACTURING CLOTHIER.

O3r805T3OrMain Streetr i38 S173i5 OUB MOTTO ''KEEP AT THE HEAD OF THE PROCESSION." .1 We're bargain banters, and aim to Rive oar customers trie benefit. While here asic to see onr JLarge Line of FORCH KOCKKRH. HVE. The House Furnisher, 375 7 Main street. Kasr terms can be arranged for If Wedding Gifts.

BIch Cut Glass, Yases, Pearl Handled Cutlery, New Style Banquet Lamp, Including the New Styles Banquet Shades. We have Just received a beau tlful line of the above goods for Wedding Presents. i Farrington, Wm. RM 266 Maia St. IBiKEjgBjjgi3r Nice and Cheap.

CTJr GLASS, IBESDEN CHINA, AFTER DINNEK COFFEES. JAKMNIERS, A. B. 506 Main Street. No doubt but an ele plant is'nt a fly to the tremendous current of popularity in fafor of our Emerson Pianos.

They're! struck the key note of success, aweetneaf and durability and elegance of finish and appearance. alo bar tbe James Ilolmatorm. Kimball, Francis Bacon, Bommer, VlUson Other Pianos at any 1 Price. lots of Bcond nand Pianos, sub or on KusrTermav Also a fu ri ki.t Unit! A at I I I llil Upright and Square, Cheap for "uu line of Musical Merchandise A. L.

EL1)BR'S, 383 Main Street. rUnos to Bent Cheap. WRFN fa Dusmes5 It Is characteristic of the Wren that it will sneak In and occupy the nest made by another bird, in preference to building one of its own. This same trait is often seen in business. It is shown by the imitators of TOLENE fo1 No sooner has the wonderful merit of this new vegetable shortening, so muchjter.thanjard,.

created for it a remarkable sale and popularity, than the business wrens are ready to move 'upon the market with many worthless counterfeits. Any housekeeper can be easily cheaply convinced of the value of C0TT01.ENB by simply giving it a trial. They will then be unwilling to go back to lard, or go down to fraudu' lent imitations. Sold In I ud I pound nana. Mule only by N.K.FAIRBANK&CO., CHICAGO, mi PRODUCE XCHANOC, NCW TOSH.

DOINGS OFCONGRK88. Washington, June 18. SENATE. The tariff bill waa taken up, and Mr. Sherman, made an argument against Ibe proposition to put wool, on the free Hat.

Mr. Dubois. addressed the Sen ate tu opposition to the bill, and particu larly to tbe wool section 01 It. Mr. 8tewart, Pop, characterized the proposition to put wool on the free liat as cruel and unfortunate in the extreme, and be ascribed tbe existing commercial depression everywhere to the baleful influence of the gold standard.

Mr. Hanabrougb, opposed, the bill, aa did Messrs. Sboup, and Mitchell, Rep. At tbe close of Mr. Fryet'a remarks at 60, Mr.

Quay. took the floor and read a small section of hie speech jbefcun eotne time sOr and then yielded tbe floor to Mr. who" aaked" "coriaeht' "ibaT after a speech, by Aldrich. to tbe further discussion of the wool schedule should be unfler the ne min ute rule; but It was anounced that Senators Lodge, Plstt and Teller desired to speak to morrow on the wool schedule, and did not wish to be restricted to five or ten minutes. HOU8Ef The House to day resumed consideration of the Indian appropriation bill in committeer An amendment originating with Mr.

Hooker, waa agreed to, directing tbe secretary of tbe interior to negotiate with tbe Ogden Land Company for the transfer of its right and title to any part of the Indian reservation in New York. LOSSES BY FIRE. EutiBA. N. June 18.

The Nelson fc Dolaon boot and shoe factory, on the Industrial grounds, was burned this afternoon. Loss insurance $8,000. Grape Vlnea Destroyed. CAHASDAiaDA, June IS. A cloudburst occurred at this place and vicinity last night, doing much damage.

Tbe lake has returned to high water mark, and the vineyards In many places along the shore are washed out and the vines levelled. 1 Gold Shipments. Nxw York, June 13. One million two hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been engaged for export to morrow. Arrested by President Pelxoto'e Order Rio de Janeiro, June 13.

Tbe chief of tbe provisional government at Dester ro, capital of tbe state of Santa Catha rlna, has been arrested by order of President Pelxoto. Great Fire In Japan. Yokohama, Japau. June 18. A fire at Ysmagata, province of Usen, baa destroyed 1.200 houses.

Thirteen persons lost their lives. Hopewell Junction. Locusts have appeared near Ilopewelll Juuctlon In large numbers. Tbey are In Ihnna Ih.l niJMMmiln HIU. teen years, and as they have on their JsaCluUhe.

Sited. peoolq of IjppeKell Junc liou prtmct warr LIST OF LETTERS Advsrtlsed at Pougbkeepsie, N. post office for the week ending June 0, 1894: LADIES. Mlaa Sarah Itullock. Miss M.

C. Cannon, Mis Mary Collier, Miss Slatla Dwyer, Mrs. Fantlia U. rotter, Misa Ueeoey. Uisa Maggie Mitchell.

Madame Payne, Miss Fannie ltoater, Mita Ueorgi ana Sands. Lizzie Schwab, Mamie Wetzel, Miss Mary Yorke. UMTLEMUt. L. M.

Auway, Edw. Bali re, E. II. Bar. ton, Hiram Drecber.

Aogelo CUramella, Clarence Clark, Thomas Cunningham, Cyrus DuBois, II. It. French, Pb. O. M.

Markowsky, F. W. Mar. S. Meyersr Oeo.

Parker. Langi Pedace, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robjenti James S. Roland, Mr.

Thompson, iji. Charles A. WfMejJanjea. White. SIlflCXIXASlOCs.

W.H.K. JODN PLATT, P. M. DOCTORS IN COUNCIL Tlio Dutchess County Med. leal Society.

The Benil Annual Meeting The Case or Dr. J. W. Poacher Astalsst Pr. J.

P. Wilson Considered la Xxeonttve Session Or. Wilson Saspenoed tor One Year. Tbe semi snnual meeting of Ibe Dutchess County Medical Society took place at the court house Wednesday afternoon. At tbe roll call there were about twenty Ave members ot tbe society present.

President Doughty, of Flsbklli, occupied the chair, and Secretary Sadlier, of this was present. The expected consideration of the Poucber Wil son case gave unusual Interest to the meeting in the estimation of the doctors. After the reading and approval of the minutes of the last meeting, the following new members were admitted Dm. rft Bunce, of Pough keepaie, C. F.

Burlington, of Pawling, W. G. Dobson, of this city, M. Langdon Bird and K. R.

Daley, of the Matteawan asylum, J. R. English, Fishkill Landing, E. Putnam, 11. K.

Baright and Frank Williame, of the.Uudson River State Hospital, and Dr. Murdock, of Cold Spring. Dr. Barton, of Tivoli, reported on tbe small poxcases in tbat place early in tbe spring, and Dr. Barnes, of Pleasant Valley, read an interesting paper.

This wai about all tbat was done except tbe bearing and consideration of the report on the Poucher Wilson case, and as soon aa that matter was reached the society went into executive sessioa, which, of course excluded alf outsiders. The case Is well known by the publlo, having been stated in tbe papers. One Johnson, of Fishkill, sued Dr. Poucber for malpractice, and Dr. J.

P. Wilson was a witnpK. agsinst him. Dr. Poucher charged tlmt Dr.

Wilaon instigated the suit, snd preftrred charges sgainst him before the toci ty. At tbe annual meeting of the society last winter The irrttie hands of committia minora, composed of the president, (Dr. Doughtj), the vice president (Dr. Coutar.t), the secretary, (Dr. Sadlier) and tl.e two delegates to the state society (Dr, Ward and Dr, Iluntingtoi), to investigate and report to the meeting just held.

It was difficult to tind out all tbat was done in the executive session, bm we lea bat tbe committee eport tbat they not And sufficient evi dence that the accused had instigated the suit against Dr. Poucher, but he assisted in the. prosecution of the suit, and that he acted in an unprofessional manner, and the committee recommended tbe doctor's suspension for one year. After the was made, and before the the country suggested that, as the society wanted to vote intelligently on the question, the evidence taken by the committee be read, and as Dr. Wilson insisted upon it, tbat was done, Tbe report was quite bulky, and consumed some three weary hours, Tbe vote was then taken, and the report and recom mendatlon were sustained by a vote Si to 1.

Aa soon as the vote was taken Dr Wilson left the room. Tbe following doctors were present at tbe meeting A. Uasurouck, Hyde Park; Northrop, Amenta; Payne, city; Tulblll, city; Doughty, Matteawan; Pearce, Pawling; Barnes, Pleasant Plains Conklln, Wappingers Falls; Pultz, Stanfordville; J. P. Wilson, citj; Schenck, Matteawan; Huntington, Lagrangeville; Barton, Tivoli; Cruse, Wappingers Falls Ward, city; White.

Fishkill Village; Lamb, Coutant, city; Tripp, Clinton Corners; Van Wyck, Hopewell; LeRoy Pleasant Valley; Julian, Pleasant Val ley; Wood, Wappingers Falls; Van Wagner, WsppiDgers Falls; Poucher, J. S. Wilson, Bayley, citj Pritchard, Tivoli; Russell, citj Cotter, city; Alli son, Matteawan; McFarland, Moore's Mills; R. B. Lamb, Matteawan; Cornelius, Stsattburgb; Sadlier, city.

Locusts iQ.Datchesa County, Lewis Carman, station agent on tbe D. C. R. at Bangall, has cap tured a large lot of locusts, which lie has sent to friends 1n New York. Mr.

Car man said that the ground near the woods looks like empty honey combs where the locusts have crawled out, leaving a hole about two inches deep. After the locusts get out of the ground they crawl to the tree, then tbey pull themselves out of their shell, after which they soonTrunoffy'abolirTirid" aing. Millions of locusts are located in De grofl's woods, north of Pleasant Valley They keep up a continual song day and night, which can be distinctly beard for a half mile. Tbey sing but one and tbey all sing together. Go and bear them.

RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER Is the only known principle that will destroy the microbe In the blood without lolurv to tbssyatem. Bvrcmovinr tha ions cauM It cures all human Dueaaejl Tk Will), buji MlorstolUkcCs. JMIII Wfc. UWW ISC IHjr. ss for roushkMpsU "UTYAyrjMPUIur.

JUJSLTHTS. June Clearance Sale! FOR ONE WEEK, UcginninR Monday, Juno lltli, closing Saturday' Juno 10th. A slim pocket book sands an elegant chance during this sale. Wo give joua few prices, but you mutt come to the store to sec allelic "Plums" we hare. A.

handsome Figured Lawn, warranted fast colors per yard. Black Lace Striped Grenadine, 1 5 cts. per yard. Fine Lace Striped Nainsook, 10 cts. per jard.

Striped Seersucker, 4 cts. per yard. Apron Gingham, 7 cts. perfyard. Haudsbme.Drcss Gingham, cts.

per yard. Fancy Parasols at half the regular price. A lot of Hamburg Edgings, slightly soiled, at half price. Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 7 cts. per yard.

Yard wide Unbleached Muslin, 4 cts. per yard. A line Embroidered Handkerchief for ladles, worth: 25 we sell two for 26 cts. Men's Colored Bordered1 Handkerchiefs, 4 cts. caclu Men's Black and White; Striped Negligee worth 50 cts for 36 cts.

each. THESE AUE A FKW SAMPLE P1UCES. CALL AD 'I UPHOVE THE SHINING HOUlt," AT THE BONN TOWN BKY G0OBS STORE. O.S.Atkins i 140 and 151 MAIN STREET. I'tiwnlx Anniversary Flass.

'For decoration or souvenirs. New de aTgnat "Only" 1 0 cent's each. JOHN J. KEECU, 316 Main Street. REMARKS! ABOUT CARPETS.

We sell Carpets, we sell good Cnrpets, wesell buDdsome Car pot. We have furnUlieil some of the bei houses In town this sprlngr, because It Is recojr nlzed fact tbat we have the richest, handsomest Roods. can quote Lower I'rlces thuu we. We have the JJest Upholsterers, raper Hangers and Carpet Layers In the elty. imd can do all work prcnijitly that means KomelulDjr.

It wont cost auythluK to look ut our ot forln. All tha bo ve applies equally well to Wall Papers. Carpet on easy payments. B0WNE, VALENTINE B0WNE, 318 MAIN STREET. jCsJL JVRNOLD SPECIALTIES.

Cypress Lumber and Shingle Tb. moat darable wood In the world. Ftrmsl uiuiir snd insa Waits rlas. rinl.Dn tan is on. WOLVEIUNK CKILING.

Cheap ss Nortn CsrollnaTtns, with color sad train ot Asa. TKT IT. White Maple Flooring. Hit hast grade manufactured. Dimension I'lne Shingles.

Square and oraam.nted ends. "GILT 1IHJK" brand. I'nwiuallsd Inlib. naik.t. Kings Windsor Asbestoa Cement Dry Mortar.

Unequtlxl tor riutsrinc Walls and and for it.palrlaf Old Walls. North Carolina Pine la frMfnri.tr. Also avsryUilac fa Wlillr tMos.aprno. Ilemloob. White Wood.Cliestaut.Aab, Uak, Cherry.

Maple, nireb, aswlsd by buUdsrs. AM Lath, Umt.Ctm.nt, Plaster. and Waabsd OoataUalr for HuosWotb AT UK OLD STAND, North Water St. 7 Bargains CARPETS. We have had an elegant Carpet trade because had an elegant line 'to show.

Wo are now near the end of the Carpet Sea son, and we propose to give our customers some of the greatest bargain we ever offered to clean out what is left in stock. They consist of all erades of Car pets. In some enough for DouhleL and Dining Eooms and Library, and "Others forChamhersaiior Hall, They are clean, choice things and it will pay you to seetheni. If you have any room fora Carpet, you can save money and get elegant goods. LUCKEY.PLATT ir tmimtimM'' SM.sfc i.iii.