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HDalonc palladium THURSDAY. JANUARY ?,19C8. lo'endwi for Jits paper afiouW fte tatiM Jn early »* f**M'axtsnsKxm w iog«re publication. HERE AND THERE. Saranao theater. Louis Rushford bag Lake now has a five-cent ri*f'r»5 Old IAN. IfllV lect i v and Young t-s :o men's -. : :i:.cv. 50 bed slioes, A.. ciecorv :-• • \reea ':••••:;.• patr :•:•:• child- v.-\ „- - ur 1\ .- « »-.,- a.- fort ir v t^s. I **%.<*• %l V-'V ft ! h Id .-\ : «fi. AND MRS. ELpftgD^E : OBSERVE SliVEft WEPOINQ . ' JUti-ge CathMfngat Eidwttlais Hprrie. .. Toe home of Mr, sad Mtv. Fr&jfc A, F-:idr«J^e, t»a Fort- Oovijjgraa. strt-est, «-a» -. .ttesceoe of » pleasant gatheringof reta- ;•• • uveyoM friends last Saturday orentug. '. wfan '•o*et-a.|)iunu>edjsec-ple w,f_'present • •:.-./ -to help -them celebrate- the' twenty-fifth ,. '. .'a«qir-rsas-j:*oI their TOdded life., fiorJ - ^ifoe-«})iJ5.pn>t-ai!fcJ. to fullest tneas-.ttn?, '•'. . •'' and tfati hish/j festeemwdl coapife were fixe •.-.'•;,.\ reftifilents: hftliti' feUcItaKJOBS Of rogfty \ ..• \' - .•relatives, frorii Bt&kX&'om, AflJottg ttos.ti ' ,pre?el»t':from;Gatof' t.\«»b w_r,> ait. and ;.. Hirs..{.. vv-.; Kid'r«>J^e »«d Jlr. SQ<> 31r?.. ,4. Wfe-tey K, ; fio\^ of Canton,, R.Y^' Mr*. -'\''-. • -an.f-!(In=: \Henry HibfiittiJ .{tad daughter,,• •;;z3b*»U.. of .Ve-iv VoxitJ Stir*, flrtd itfr/fc ';• t\J M'„. -i-ylbr, \•-of 'Newt0% \Iowa;. Mr, ,-.-. Mrs..i>eo/WVt'-soman, t>f Meacha/tn. '..•liw. Mr. a«d Sir* Was. Kearney -and. -iv^^.u-r.-i'if Montreal. K-ffs.'rn-nts were/&erve-r and a mos.* ••• >yat ..•• - .ictal evening was\ i>pent, r VI.uty'ex.,!'.mite'gifts,'Wdre/ prei/eoted by/ • • -ompany/. . Aniong the. presents was 1 i: l-omesnt of solid Silver labJe, warja 'r •!. : he Masonic-order:, . ;. i (!•• rharactter of th& anniversary ob\ <~i . HI f «:as,a fittiSj} tribute to thepopu* liinty .' Mr. and Sfra, E(dredge and the vst'eer:. whioi) they are heldi to the •coininiinity .Jlr Eldredge iasenior^ ra^ttt- tier of t--' tirrn of Kldredg©^Mason»6JQff ofthe idrgest dealers in -w»goaa:. and Weighs in\Nortbsrn New York, arjd a man f the hi^best business staading. He is 1 pdbJio: spirited citizeb and served on'-the. - ardvof trustees of the * village for setf* -11 years. He %?as, iformeriy; proprietor '.' Fraukjin House in this village, and ; »•.' • celling it to Mr. Mipdy, the pree- nt ; prietor r had been connected Sritb • '.it fiopU'tar hostelry, either as clerk lot; * ; \i nwor, for a period of ^year*. •0:'. sir. KMredge was bprq in Scockfaolm, .->; ^.iwrenoe county, and came to Ma- j..no r, years ago. He \entered the era- :<i->y of the Whittelsey woolen mills is a -;• noer. a trade which he had learned in i...is of New Kogland. A y«4r\or8o;later n\ entered the employ of the* late A. R;. -i J Jock, then proprietor of the Franklin House, and it was while employed by Mr. i'dddook that he married hie daughter, h'lora. Mrs. Eldredge\\: ia a f woman of ^•-otai disposition, generosity' and hospi- t.ility, and oumbireher friends by scores. fhe.v bave two children livisg, frank P.- h. .Iredge aoJ Mrs. Ernest JIasoo, of Ma-' ioiie; - ' ' : '• ' '• . - The PALLADIIM extends its: c/ngratu- • AtioD.s on the event of iast week and )ins with the other friends: in . wishing Mr and Mre^^^ El dredge continue J happi-stock :-.• -«s and prosperity: ; •_••:- ' REPUBLICAN CLUB TO MEET IN NEWCLUSROdMS -noortant Meeting Thursday Evening. To niurrow (Thursday/ evening, Jan\. ,'. !.(o> ,,, 1U rs the regular tiaarterly meeting <>{ the !• ranslin County . Young lien's Republican Clab. The meeting •v 111 be held in the new club rooms of the gamzation over Rice's store, on Main -trtft. I'sasmucb as there are many; :•! ittr-rn .f .uiportanoe to consider and as \u- N-«ii.n win besomewbii;; of a social •.I - ir- 1 iirge attendance is expected. j o 1.* now most pleasantly located :- ,'erDiao'ent qaarttrd. T** 8 rodms •1 • > 11 rewired and more eieetifc >.' .'- added, andI the new furniture re- - 1 an i 1 tit in place. With the flt- ^ i;> of tlie club rooms, where all' .- are to be held hereafter and •* •• members oan congregate to , ••• • i: Hoing, the work of the club \ •'«•• • veo more life.-and enthosi- upation of club rooms will » » ;.'• ..[loiog of a strenuous oaern- • ' ' ; \go. whereby it U expected »• t.'ir- .nber of members will be ''i'ly ii: r.-ased.\ mg itepublicans from any point .in inty who have not yet joined will 1 • e an ,excellent opportunity to join lo- ...j.rrow. evening. The fee is only |1 a fear and : the value of the privileges to •v.'ii.ch the members, will-beebti tied will | : ir exceed thatamount/ . •. i Trie - club has done exceedingdy. well I is far in its history both in. perfecting I •- organization and ih>actual political j * r^ and «»etns. now to.beCentering .upon* ' • r i-»-iTii- .' grv\«th. . And. with pvsi- .'•\.•.lal y»-ar and\ its, .incident political. t't e.s'o n»-ar at hand;'>e club\ will- have » ;»>rtod f ps '.\.»'cb rhing' i n In ..'lumber^ -'i''..d be .-a: j ' *• , , neiii!>rr-' .:>g l^ep'.; .. : ne FSBI; K ,. r . lican . t , . - no.w. /;(.'•' ..f •r,row'.hig:,: ^-'•: in tiu'-h -» t'uiiar usefulne.sa - during ::tf.s. -,- \•\'.'• 'Mere i->.'str.en'tf(h,-.ahd,' this. eat. incentive to increase .,'- T.'ie place f \r M.-ry' ]*]. .n.t ranklih county- •:^ 1 '•• unty. .Vou'ng Mrn'* Ite.- - -arid ..the time to- join ut :., the v mee'tin^t\-. i{ :'h*?T:e.w c'lub'Totim.s.and.-. en ,tii« work! -; v.-'-. ..-' PROFESSOR HODGE HEADS. -:-THE STATE PRINCPALS, yarn 1 >:ny- it 'Uie .•l.-afe: n at '\.-V;;. ;ri't.-K-_.-H-idg' ,i/.L-t V:.\ ;' t..'..;:;.al:\ at ifa'i'iie;- • u ^tat** c.»river; * - f \-./ie Ht.'i--.- -' ^y.ra'.'iisfl-'li.i - : r^.-i'dericy •.:..g.b'jScho'' . 'N»w York..; --•-•ognitic.r. .. -rr\vi.f*'»n UJ« ' _'J:^.Q IA our: '• I'Tuyg-ivm. ir.t/jl-.iiii: grrajpr ,;i-iK'Hg tm\e;iuc3tpr p -uf tij e .$54t«.. -. . • >,4if-r. 'ilodgti- reaa' awo^apajpi'ed-- t>y Mrs. H,»|ge. to) tfie, ^nnvention.- -'-:Wi.-r,;. H e J«?,ri 'Hiker, ah<>ther 'uimthaT of th« f'nwiilini \ 'H/'leofy facodty. was afaopressnt. F«'.:.\:;..f ,r !.al:,.c-f- i-,'riii:k.:n; *• N;gn''n\iy hor.^r^ tl_i. .\of'h.gh>- i 'C'-h';> . ; »h:crr -was- ':r. - : -iv-.tifc.; • by ei^c;'. :'.,-» •Htatp-- Ax?--.'..• 'riii-.palg. .of- t'hn '!.'• •'iepiion is. a >.' Mr. fl;«lge-'4'abi.:; \•.guniEatioS-. Jits -term- -/ah and • .tfie,. puiuion will.| ,pfor'ii!ni-nqe- : started his new j meat market on Hariaon Place. The Masonn of Brushtou will public masquerade ball Feb. 2M. The terms of office of the new county officials begin to day (Werfoe-day', Samuel Camptieli. of Chateaugar, has fceen granted an increase in pension from |I2ta#W, Georgi* S, Clark feibe owner of the MaxsveR automobile) that was given away fcytbe t'miline SiVter*. Fred Lincoln and JameaMcV. Breed, of tfew York, were guests of their parents 10 Slalone t.vi*r Christmas. Mayor ISinde, -wlm ha.-,- be.-n ill for a n-omto of w^ks., is steadily improving and *«x|fficl4 to foe out la a few day». Aboat M couples *njoyed the social dance at. tn<5 araiory r»st f ri<J*y evening. \Suppar %va»Eerred ry Caterer G^rcais. Ex-Judjge Bem«n*s new tew ofHo-u, wbloh:hsi»neos to-day (Wednesday/, are located io th* Symonds*. Allison block. Mm. Bfimo* Metcaif, of Ham-bill, Alh^'i, formerly of Malone, ia the guert of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Man fey Beach. #jHr$tD t, Allen, janioi 1 membw of lb*, law arm of MoCJary * AU«n, iuw purchased the residence of F. J, Riley on Park street. The Fort Covington basket ball team defeat*! tlie Montreal A. A. A. Are at F^CoVintton laat JTriday night by » score of 88 to 3(K OJinmeaciBg; Jf«9. let. the MsJone jfew. elry store* \»!« %» closed at « o'ekwk eyery evening except Satorday eTenint until September lat. The raeen to th» Adirondack ice circuit win be held at Cake Bonaparte for few days, beginning January jr. The purses wdit aggregate fl.OOO., O., (J* JSarfe, wha w« elected jostioe of the peace at the recent town election, open* no office athia jhotneon Ooene street to-day (Wednesday). A lamp exploded 1 in'tbe home of W. J. Boyea on Duane street last Friday even- ing, and Mr. Boyea got bis arms sererely, bar&ed fa extinguishia|t tb«fl«raee. Commencing January 6th. and oontlnti- ing until further notice, the merchants of Burke wlii close at 7M P. H» ffwrf evening exoept f ae«d«y «SKl 8ato&d*f. Tbos, Ss.try.iBr' was |i*ert the shot gm W&&B. Mooaghan the |5gold pieces** the, Sister's baxaar Saturday erening^ The latter donated his gift to the Sister* sg>in. .-,-'-A\ : v--. M*rtin & Cary, who recenUy leased the plant of the Common Sense Garter Co. Is this village, have Increased the force at the factory and are pushing sales on tb*lr product. . . . ' the Malone Paper Go. is getting in* bfg of logs at its paper mill here. The good sleighing previous to Satn'day caused Southern lumbermen to haul in hundreds of logs daily. The recently elected officers of Malone Council, Knights of Colamboj, will be instajlod by Bistriofc JJapnty Peter Powers, of Cbateaugey on Wednesday evening, January 38th. A anion \watch nlgftt\ service of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist ohurohee was held at Centenary WC.E. churoh in Malone last Tdesday evening, beginning at nine o'clock, - Tne annual meeting of the Franklin County Historical Society ivill be held in the supervisors' room in the county clerk building this (Wednesday) evening. Officersfor J908^ wiy.be eteoted. On Monday the number of prisoner* in the Franklin county jail was 84, of whom 14 were whites and 20 were China- men. The latter were held/ for tryiisg to, en ter t he United States illegally. Rev. J. H. Brown, rector Of ffh Merit's church, Malone, who has conducted an Episcopal mission in Chateaugay for two years past; was recently presenfeti #ith it handsome overcoat by the members of the mission. '•_'\\ Oeorge A« Hoasington, one ot the beat k no * 0. horseman: of - JiTprthern New\ York; died at Adams last Friday morning after a brief illness of typhoid pneumonia.. He was 70 years of age and a lifelong resident of Adams. He. is survived by hia Wfid.OW, Moses' Bessette,, who was : for many years an empirr)-ee;of the Hinds* machine shops in 1 hu village, but who has re- cently had a position at Raymondville, St. Lawrer.ce, county, with tlie liaymond- viile Paper \Co. has: ^returned to Malone add; rfe-entered the employ of Mr. llinds. . iKlse.whefe, in this issue is an- item/ con- cerning the death acTaioviWe 00 Christ* mas day of \Nelson JLe Bare,\ ot M»-' lone. A later tepott states, that th« mans nam» was Nelson Laraby,Jr» H# wa.«.a son of Nelson ti»r*bjf, Sf., Wkt> raV hides,on Edward street l*he reinain^ of thV uu fortunate* rnan were bronghc here foriiKer'me'rit: ' ', , Jesse Hump,: of Malone, % veteran the. -••• vit.war-, died in tbe Ogdenflbnrg City H ^pitabon Friday- list, of firigbt'e die. -a-« ' The-remains were brought to M»- '••JW \.011 Saturday and the funeral was held fr:>m : Shk^op's. u/nii^-fttklng rooms oil Sunday afternoon,.. : Tht»,fjec:ember ntifm«>er Of The Student state? that out of fhe^ graJiuates from Frank Uo\ - Acadeiny dating, the p*st 25 years,,/besides those who are architects. 8ALVATION ARMY BROUGHT HOtlOAV CHEER TO THE POOR. Christmas annually casts a mantle of cheer over rich and poor, and in brighten- ing the lives of the latter, few organisa- tion! accomplish as much and In as many places as the Salvation Army. In Malone on Christmas day, MO of the poor.partook of a bountiful holiday dinner served By Captain Bell and bis assistants. Of this number, over 200 were children, and the wan features and ragged clothing of many of them indicated their intimate acquaintance with poverty. As early as seven o'clock the children began to collect for the dinner, which was served at noon. The meal was a typical holiday Teast with all \theflxinV and to have weo the way the waifs dis- posed of the big ,'50 pound roasts, the pile >C <foii*'r.,.N. ~fV. , ;l j. ;( . e p ,v 8f tue hot coffee and other aatabJes would have fully repaid the kind people who contributed funds and food to make the dinner pos- sible. A quantity of warm clothing was given away and some 30 baskets of pro- visions distributed, carrying holiday glad- ness Into homes where want existed. JOHN W, GENAWAY. TH£ Iscouim DISTRICT AxroaA-mr. TO HOLB UNION SERVICES, Union services daring the week of w*y«r In the Malone ohtirches will be Observed *s follow*- Beginning at the Congregational church Sunday evening, Jan 5th, by a sermon, Her. B, 0, Penney; Monday *vening, Jan. (Hb, at tbe same oburob, subject, \Thing* Unseen and Etem*!,\ leader, &,*. M. R SOI; Tuesday evening, Jan. 7th, at tbe Methodist onnrcb, subject, \Ti» Triumphs of Faith,\ Rev. j. A, Macintosh, leaner; Wednes- day evening, Jan. SUi,at UwssnMofcujrok, subject,-'TlM^urcb Made IVttljr Olori- ©as,»fi*r, R, a Penny, leader; Thursday evening, Jan. 9th, *% the Baptist enure*, •ubject, \Misaioas Home and fbr*j*>,» Be*. J. A. MacTntoah. k*d*r; Friday #*«uto«* J*o. i90t, ** «» same ohorok, subject, -«I*diwnn*r*noe, tbe Social Curse,\ Rev. R.C. Peony, Snnday sraning, Jan. 12th, at the Baptist c h urch, sermon by Be v. M. D. Sill. MARRIEtf AT FORTCOVtWOTOW. LW Thursday erenlngat to* lioaMof Mr. ar>d Mrs. Alsxandsr WaUoo, bj Fbrt Covington, occurred tee marriage of their eldest daughter, Ftoreooe J., tot AJUrt J, Bffiott,or Tnat Rtwr. Tim oewowsry wm petformtd by R«T, Mr.TxusBerln tb« presence of aboot «0 friends *od rela- tives. M. A.QsrnpbelLof Montr^, was|-. J groc>njeni*a,*nd Miss Nettle Watson,* akter of the bride, w*s bridesataid. On Friday the couple left for Montreal on * sreddin*) kmr, after which tbef wW r»> side at TrotU River. .. Mrs. EUiott is a yo«Dgwo«»ji of popu- larity *ad oharm anitnas* «rid«*cqu*Jat- ance in tlw northern part of this coo* ty, Mr. Elliott is * merchant at Trout River and ayoonf man 0/ exoeUent busiiMS* abUity. Tkm Paijuwoif jolas Mfta Uw other friend* in exteedin*; eonfratnJ*- tlon*. rfUNOVERSYTRAJNi DEATH FOLLOWS INJURIES. ilohr. Bovs, of Clinton Mills, Met with FatslAocldentNasr Maions. Between six and seven o'clock last Son* «»y *re*u*iij| the ghastly work of a freight train wss found near the Haskell cross- ing, oe the Ne* York Centrai read a few mile* north of Maiooe, when John Bo**, a laborer, of Clinton Mills, formerly of 0>**t*W*, *» found Hying beside the traok with hi* right foot oat off, hi* left foot badly mangled and hi* left hip ornsbed. Tbe discovery wac made by Joh*H*pgood; the man, though fright- fully injured, was alive and oonsoJoos. He stated that he had left Maiooe about flv«o\3loek, but*xaotIy bow long he had IsintlHsrsisnotkaown. Hss*ldth*tbe wssriatof on a freight train and that be jaapedaff, snd in so doing fell backward The wonndednian Was cared fornnti the arttval of tbe southbound tndu, aboot ten o'olook, whan he wa* brooch! toMaion*, wbere Dr. P. F. DaJphio *t- tiaisttoals Jajtarfs* tsn^orarUy, *a4 MoMlay ntoraing haw** taken to tbe Oa^nsburg Ctty Hoapttal, B.a3»yJoc of Maiene aoooopsping him. He was opanued on that day, but his injories w«M of tooaariousa nature to bop* tm recovery and be died; at tit* hoapltal. Tb* body was brought to Malone Monday night and the following morning cent by Cndertakar Nickelsoo to Ointoo Mills forinurment. 1 - of - .to-t'he|.p n gi ne g tSi newspaper men, iibrarian« ) \'•. t,<>n , •°f/f:,ros?r^hanfs r *.t<f4>- 4£ are in colleges or ..\- r«-iiools, & i ar^ _ teaching, 91 a re la wy ers > ?• \ITH'-\ af:e doptoist fiyeate clergymen. < >'- and liisd . . •.. w- of 1 ^iftet \to-day. \N.s; ISO.rJ;8L€- liGAt V.i.CTOftV. Richard. ,J. IV/nOvaji, jj ' 'fytiiy^p Malot)* • y. -and a brotlier-ol. tV. R .l5on.ov.an,.bas ,-• -fii.Uy wort a ootab*le. fegaj- v/ickrry m • •.'•- -/ass of Jer.fc-iifah trva'ch.-\t>. thft 1 'American ty! Co. ot Port tofliimo-rd, . .ish icft has been- so iaa%in litiga tion, ,. in- fViH. Jeremiah fcyBcb/arj etnpioyfr • •' iiti Atntttmb tiaseed Cai'«?., waa _in;;ir>>d.hy-beingjeaiight in th# m3chia- •:';\•>:'-.../; ffi«. eotopafiys wor«?» ?i> as- to •:^:«--o:&trn.f, !r :}ife With Sit. Boaorm a'-'c/cnteei' f.ypcn brought Suit against , f\*!*> 'T^ipany, tod obtained * verdict for -h_v. 'M(?r Anappwl VM taken,and the . .j?tj .rT-.nriere4.'3isecond verdict in fgvor -^•fcypichf„r: $o,fJ50 4 on the third trial •-^••jury'gave* veirdict =n favor of Lynch *\?m The-case was then taken to .\-••.ftppenafe -ditlstoa of the supreme coprtv «-hi,tfe/saitained the action of the -a>urt.--b-iow i > ttQt 0D ijr allowing 120,000 for damages to the- rtafatin-, but slso W'vt^m UT interest and ousts, o o \ Wednesday) marriage •*ill; \be possible without a iicense, ju'jt as previously- bn« tbo«e niinwters and offi- cials who perform marriages for which tlie (S-nfractfeg parties bave no licenses, *• .witt be liable; to certain penalties just about lifary erJough to make it advisable fo demiod 9 license in every case. Such .Xpr the Gobh ]*«-. It will peri>»P« make New Yorl-State Jess of a Gretna Green tdain- it is', If* the weather is good and the track io good condition, the New Year's r*oe* will &e axnopj? the best of the seasoo. Mr. Hodsori, of Montreal, will start in the free for-all the famdus horse, Pur* Gold, Which li entered in two #10,000 stakes for next season. He will also start Little Tim\ Miss Casey, owned by J. H» S*> bourin and Henry Carroll's Judsoo B. are oak starters. \The Arrival of Kitty, a jingling musi- cal comedy, is the attraction at Malone opera house Friday evening, Jan. 17th. The Ashtabula, Ohio, Beaoon-Reoord say* of tbe production: \The members of $h* company are ell high clat* h> their Ua* ( and everyone ha* a part esasntist to th* success of the whole. Catohy *ao*)s and specialties ate introduced to land v*rt**y and interest, and, on th* who!* *th* Jftssahalt' Arrival of Kitty' is on* of tb* v*rjr comedies b*for* tlM pabtf* to^Nf .\ >i mm, wauAW K. FEBQUSON of AD. News was received hat* last week of the death, at Algooa, Iowa, ofMrs. Wil- liam K. Ferguson. Her husband is a son of tbelateSUaaA. Ferguson, of Malone- Mrs. Ferguson was taken iUsosa* weak* ago and want to* hospital in Rochester, Minn., where she was operated upon, bat did not recover from the operation. She is survived fay her husband and 00**00. Mr. Ferguson forth* past 48 years ha* beenengsgedin banking and real«state bnslnwsin Algoa*. Mr*. Ferguson was in Malone this fall visiting relatives, aad *M*won»»«f^uItomiiirfol»Ptt*- So* had many friends in this section. John J. Ferguson and Mrs, Emma Arnold, a brother and sister of Mr. Ferguson, left for Aigona la% Thursday evening to at- tend the faneral, ', UALONjsmH NAM£0. The annual meeting of Karnak Temple, A. A. Ov N. M. a, of Montreal wa* lurid in that city last Saturday evening. & W. Lawreace, of Malone, who bad flUed the office of potentat* the past year, was again tendered th* office, but declined the honor. Among the officer* chosen were the following:-- \* Potenrate—P. D. Gordon, Montreal. Chief Rabban-Allen Austin, Montreal. Assisunt Rabban-H. 0. Mayne, Ma- lone. Sec-nd Ceremonial Master—F. <Jf. Shu- felt, Malone. '-.EL W*~L»wfeBce» of Malone, was elected one of the representatives to the imperial Council, which meets in St. Paul iB July, 1008, Isaiah Cfibsoo, of Malone, was named as Mr* Lawrence's alternate. _ BXPWS10H CAUSECrTMMOO FIRE AT TOPPER LAKE. A fire in tbe building oooupied by tbe Topper Lake Bottling Work* a*d by the hotel ot Thomas h. Weir, at Topper Like, caused a damage of 110,000 on Tuesday morning of last week. An explosion caused by the lighting of a gasoline stove is said to have started the fire, A second explosion followed soon afterward, blow- ing window* out of tbe place, breaking the side, and sending the fire through th* entire building. Tbe firemen were prompt, andjby good work and tbe aid of a first efass water pressure, drowned out the blaze in about three hours. The insur- arce was |4,000« Mr. Bova was about at yearsof age. the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bor*, ftv, AMMrJrof Constable, hat now residing at Cltaton Mills. H* was unmarried and had a broefaer, Frank Sot*, and two sis- ters, Mix, Frank; Landry and Mrs. Leonard Peach, Uring at Constable. MALONE MANIOWS ' PtATTSBLfRGH FIRM. P. 4. fill** Sever* Connection with H. D. Thompson A Co. F.J.BU*y, wbohasheena member of the hard war* flnn of H. V. Thompson <fc On. in this village for a number of year* past, and who has bsW tb* position of eaonbuy of th* firm for several year*. ha*r**ign*dhispoaitioo and will go to Piattsbttrgh sewne time between now and Febmary lat, where he will b* associated ia th* hardware business with Alvin Wood and Albert H. Marshall, of that city. The** gentlemen have bought the old fls^JHsbad hardware business of Hejuy.^r^* Jlarslj*U»w»d will con- duct the same In future ss a stock com- pany. Mr, Riley was, before coming to Malone, an employ** of tb* firm in which he is to become a partner. During their II years'.residence fa) Malone, Mr. and Mrs; Riley have become vary well known and exceedingly pop. nhw In bo*inesa and scc'al circles. - Mrs. Riley, who has acted aa chorister at the Presbyterian church, wflt be muoh missed there. Mr. Riley has disposed of his Park street residenoe here, bat Mrs, Blley tod child will remain hare until •pring. Many friends regret the depar- ture of the estimable couple, but *W wish them suooesa in their new home. PERSONAL. W. J, Mahagan spent a few days last week ia Boston. Charles A. Burke has been spending a few days in New York, Mlas Sadie Levy j, * idling relatives in Poi-d*ia for a few days. Horace T. Johnson, of EHenbOfg Ceo. ter, spent Friday in town. Miss Louva H. Harmon is spending a week with friends in Burlington, Mrs. J. A. Grant and children have been visiting relatives in Plattsburgh, Miss Susie Stevens ha* been spending a few days with friends in Canton. Mrs. M. L. French is visiting herdatign- t -r, Mrs. C*ri Kill, at Watertown. Miss Marjorie Page has gone to Ea- tavia to visit friends for a few weeks Dr, Alice P. Lyman, of Saransa Lake, spent a few days in Malone last week. George McLennan has gon* to Ogdens- burg to spend New Year* with friends. W. J, Bulger began hia new duties on the Evening Telegram Monday morning. Rev, Timothy Holland was tbe guest of his brother, B, D. Holland, over Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. J. T. SfailJinglaw have been spending a few days in Potsdam. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Fletoher left last Thursdsy evening for a ten days' trip to Boston. Oeo. W. Btfetin has been confined to th* house for a few day*, by an attack of thegrlp. Emile Farant is spending New Year* in Cnamplain, tb* goast of hi* sister, Mrs, A. F.Denio, Claud* Clark, of Ann Arbor, was the guest of bis sister, Mr*. John W. Gr*naway» recently. Bon. George Hall, of Ogd*n*burg, ha* gon* to Paasadena, Calif., to spend th*r*stof the winter. < Mr. tod Mr*. Dan Palmar, of Riohvttl*, arrived in Melon* this week, to spend a few day* with rehjMves. a A. Erwln, of Rotterdam, sp*nt th* Obrietma* vacation with r*iatlvs* in Mbiniu^Jriead*inM*ion«. Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Coooeynnd daugh- •^^•s ^ .a^oewwW^SWJK *w*J* OWf -*T*ew^*^»e^j_ sW^^H|lal *9V*M* d*y with friends in Ogdenaburg. How*^ Taylor, wk« is-»an«ot*d with a prominent law firm in Utloa, ha* been spending th* holidays in Malone. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Obeilis and daugb- ter, of Wiotbrop, war* the guests of Mr. add Mrs. Earl* Howe Christmas. WiD L*Lime, of Cla-remont, N. H„ was Burlington Savings Bank, INCORPORATED 1847. Had July I, 1907,25,357 Depositors Total Assets $ 11,493,70 f.81- This bank has always paid highest rate of Interest allowed bylaw', which at the present time is *d, f>|«? 0 OE s^l \T* per annum. All taxes in the State are paid by the bank on de- posits of «2,000 or less. Deposits can be made or withdrawn fey mail. Money loaned on legal security at ipwestrates. OFFICBHS. CHiBLKS r. SMITH, Preddent, HE*BY ttKKKJIK, Vlc*-Prc«W,»jt, ft, W» WaaiO, Trtiwr-r, K. s. fRKAMi Aest. *>*•»--r*r. TSPItSBS, . <?. «•. SjVltTS*, WltLABO CHAltE, WtJSSUX GRBJBNE, JTI t, BARSTOU, snmmx vrxu,*, »%. w; WARD, , A, G. VtJBirT-BlttOIIE, P. W. PEBRV. FIRE IN CONSTABLE. About noon en Sunday last fire do stroyed the dwelling bouse of John A. Lyons, a prosperous farmer, about a mile and a half west of Constable village. The origin of the fire is unknown. Tbe bouse was burned to tbe ground, but the barns and outbuildings nearby were saved. Nearly all the household goods on tbe first floor were also saved. Mr. Lyon* carried insurance on the property to the amount of $1,900 with the ChaOMtl agency. The loss, was aboot t9,500. The bouse will be rebuilt. HEARD SERMON BV PRELATE. Christmas morn log, upon invitation, the members of Franklin Oommandary attended service* at St. Mark* JSptsoapal churoh. Tbe rector, R*v. J, H. Brown, who ia Prelate of tb* ardor, preached aa eloquent sermon, toaobing upon the teachings of the Knights Tnmplar work. The members of to* o-rgaolaaflop also evidanotd their good will toward Mr- Brown and their *pprar-isrton of bis worK by pressatingirfan with * goaoroo* por**. Oinner Psvtyfof aVM**Et*e4. A diaoer party and *fa*w*r was gjvo* Crook* *nd Mm F. B. Ill* at O. Msrshall, •th. A \\ \'\ MRS. SBYANT APPOINTED SURAOgATrS CLERK. Mr*. Florence Boyd* Bryant, of Malone, who ha* won success a* an attorney in Franklin county and who has a wide ac- quaintance among the legal fraternity of Northern New York, has been ap- pointed surrogate* clerk by County judge Frederick Q. Paddock. Her experi- ence in law, together with her natural ability, would seem to qualify her fully for the position. Judge Paddock's ap- pointment will undoubtedly give entire satisfaction throughout the county. Farmer Franklin Academy Boy Marrisd. News has been received here of the marriage, at Troy, N. Y., on Monday iast, of Charles Br-McRenxie, * former Frank- lin Academy boy, and at one time a real- tbe guest of hi* mother and: sister* in Malone foe **v*ral days hut week. B*ymond % BenUey oi Weedsport, N. Y., i* spending New Year's in town the guastof his brother, C. D. Bentley. Mrs. F. a Goff left Monday evening for Brockville, Oot„ called there by the death of her sister, Mis* Jan* Baker.* George Degon, of Malone, who holds a ipositiCHD** amistaot in th* tog Island State Hospital, ishome for a vat»tion; Howard Whipple, of N<»w York^ was home to sf^nd C^ktmas,.\'tha guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Whip- ple. :\- • * \:' - ;\ •' .••• Miss Craig, a teaoher in our Bcbools for three year-r, now of Johnstown, N. Y., ha* been visiting friends here for a few '4ay*»' •Miss Addi* Yonng, of Chatisaogay, i# spending a few day* at the home her aunt, Mrs, George Hastings, on Constable •11*0^. •' ~ ' ••• :\:„.' Cr, |f. Berry, of Osstorland, & Y. t i*ln town for * few days, the go«jt of hi* brother. R. R. Berry, and calling on old friends, Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Cookran,of Pien* pont, »», t\. were th* goeste: of then- daughter, Mrs, B. A.; Soper,\ a few daw last week, : .-.,\• Mrs. J. F. Foabre\ and two daughters, who have recently been guests of Mr*. Patrick Maguire, have returned to their home in Montreal. '-.,.' Mr, and Mrs. Leon L. Turner attended the wedding of Mrs, Turner* brother, Albert J. Elliott, at Fort Covington. Iait Thursday evening. D, Allan Everett and Miss France* Everett have been spending part of the holiday vacktion in Champlain, the gneets of their sister, Mrs. B.F, Paine. * . Forest, Fish and Gam* Commissioner James 0. Whipple and a few friend* are spending the holidays in camp near th* Stat* fish hatchery «t Saranao Inn. Irving Walker, who ha* been working io Massena for some month* past, has re- turned to Malone and has resumed hi* former position in Tuliey's hardware. W, B. Donovan, accompanied by his wife, attended th* golden wedding anni- versary of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Donovan, in Potsdam, on Tuesday, W. S. Paddock, of Dawson City ?) Alaska, who has been visiting relatives io th 1 * section for the past few months, left Mon- day night for New York city en route to Dawson. William P. Lynch ha* returned from Ottawa, where be has been for the put For One Week Only Beginning I Kliowlton & Rider sell Intermtioual Ooffee at Qo9t. frothing 1>etter- BAM&MWS in ckim. owl toft & mam f Conatafttfl. Weare sorry to not* the de*trtte#Mi by fire on Sunday of the spacious farm residence owned by John A. Lyons, and situated about one and a half miles north- west of thife village. When first dis- covered by the servant girl, about noon, the upper part of the Mtohen was ablaze and it was soon decided by the family that help most be had in order to check the fire. The house being connected by Chamberlain's local telephone line with many village residence^ the new* was soon conveyed to all parte of th* fewft and prompt response was made by the mitt, but before stiaicient help arrived, the &r» was beyond control. The house wasewmpftratiyeiy a^new one.afid wa* built by John W. Lyons several years ago., It was one of the largest and best farm houses in this town. John A. Lyons, a son,, and well known mail carrier on route No, 2, with his wife and four small children were living in the house.. This is the third house in this village to burn to tbe ground within five years,, and oh a Sunday forenoon. The sympathy of all is extended to our neighbors in this loss of their home. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Frantz, of Schen- ectady, have been guests.of MiloC. Este- brooks and wife, Mrs. Frantzs parents, for a week or so. Mr. Frantz left On Mon- day for Ohio to Superintend, the construc- tion of steel works for the American Bridge Co., of which he is a valued em- ployee. Mrs. Frantz will remain here for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ford: Towner, of Saranao Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bush, of Burke, and Miss Martha Davis, of Malone, were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Holiis : Hutohihs on Christmas day. Many of the members of the Presby: terian church and others received Christ- mas cards from the Rev. J. J. Cameron and family, of Raymond, Alberta, where he has charge of a large church. We are pleased to note that they are enjoying good health, and happily located in that new territory. Reports from Los Angeles, Cai., indi- cate the restoration to health of Mrs. Harry Priest, formerly of this town, and remembered as Miss Wilson, of Trout River: \.. UP I . Thjfeistheseason^bf good cheer. smomum With some* of our delicious home-made candH**,o)P a package of Lowney's will help you do that, Adirondack Beauty, Peter Schuyler, Optimate. Portu* ando, Robert Burns—any of these brands deligbt a \'-'• smoker. •-'•Fort-'Covington Center. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien and daugh- ter, and Mr. and Mrs. John Coegrove and family spent Christmas day at Hunting- _Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Mr. and MM, Brown, of Cornwall, P. Q., were guests at Mildred Russell's the past Week. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Of West Constable, spent Christmas day at M. RaseeU'8. • The exceroises in connection with the Christmas tree in the school house of district number 6 on Friday afternoon were a success. The school house was well filled and an enjoyable pro- gramme was rendered by tbe school. Tbe SQBObf is enjoying a short vacation of two weeks for tha holidays. The teacher, Miss Mary MaoGregor, is spending her .vacation at home. Mr>and Mrs. John Goetlaw are rejoic- ing over a boy. - •: Eugene Sperry and family spent.Christ- ma* day at Bangor, visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Percy; Poulton arrived here Dec. 24th from Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Kingston, of New Mexico, are visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. Kingston formerly conducted a general store at the Center. His many friends are glad to welcome him back. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Miller, of West Constable, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hapgood, Of North Bangor, Noel Reynolds and two daughters, Mrs. Barber Reynolds, of Beaver.P.Q ,and Mrs. Frank Waggoner, of Maiooe, were guests at Job MacGregor's Kt-ARrC'S KANOY\ KITCHEN dent of Constable, to Miss LoraF.Hiscox, _ Of Troy. Mn MoEen«e is a graduate ©*-££ we8 fc B ea ^_ in puwiog \ in Warn- table for the New York & Ottawa rail Dartmouth College and has been aaso< dated for some time with Professor Will- iam J. Milne, of Albany, in the compiling of mathematical text books, and will con- tinue to reside in tbe capital city. His many friends in Malone and vicinity will extend congratulations on the happy event. Redecorating-•tH-ward House. The dining room of the Howard House has just been handsomely redecorated by F. H. Cranier, so that it now presents a parti*ulary tasty appearance. Tbe wells are in red, green-and gold and tbe celling is finished in » light cream tint. New •leetric lighting fixtures have been ia- st-U*a r «-d with the pictures, mounted deer and caribou heads, pnseets aoap- psaraBoe unsurpassed by many metropoll- way* b* depended oa to ksep their popular boo** io first class shape. who Mr*. Sent to Ogdenaburq for Treatment. Archie Brown, aged SI years, Hved with hi* widowed mother, to aa Ofde*M*M-rg bospttai I*_*|aad Mrs. Cyril Bryant, ft* trsalmtit for rh*niaitls*_x B* had worked ia Lak* Piaold this apa as a piaetersr, hat bad h**n wsabi* to watitfarfvoorimx w**k* pastaad sastta Oga*a*|'-r-» byOvexseer eftb* Poor Taylor. - ' Wervl—t t 0« l^*»**ay mmtdwtt, at 8*. _B-Bas_B_aa*k9-s*a_l uoftiftisii. l*v, fiaa-M ' ~ ijfri• BaTtaifrtwana of tfr. s_af' of Aoadaaijr *tra**_ IFJ road;^oomp*ny, Mriiod Mrs. F. A. Cary, who spent Christmas in Buffalo, guests of Mr. Cary.s parents, returned to Malone on Saturday last. Mr. Cary is a member of tbe Com mon Seose Garter Co. of Malone. Assemblyman Hawley left Monday morning for Albany, to be present »t the opening of tb* Assembly this (Wednes- day) morning and to take part in tbe party caucuses preceding tbe opening. Albert Merrill, a former Fraaktin Academy boy, who is now a student in the Clarkson School*'of. Technology at Potsdam, has been spending 'part of his vacation with friends and relatives in Bark* and Malone. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Msroelais and son, George, and wife, who have bow vistting at the home of Mr*. N. L. Maroelak' -ister. Mrs. C. D. Moore, for th* last two weeks, st*rt*d'_aturd_y night for their oome la Saoramaato, Oallforaia. Walter Bryant, of Ogdsasbarg, a format Fraaklla Aoaxtamy boy, has been •pAadiag a lew day* with hi* parents, Mr. H* reoantiyb*. aajamoar of the eieotrioal flrmof Mr*. F. J. Sa**ar, of Aihtmy, aa* Haw* ard D, B*4hvy, of. H*^atbs_rgfc ( ft*** asjBad to jfahwa to *Atatid -tow- faaanit oftaalat*' _, .... *jtsataoaeV Jaaa *« E W* ta a*era taaaaaji a ••* as^fa^-wita' -Msa Ml*a> - \***. '\• f_Sss__t ssaT flaik ____> ^^P^^^^^*-' ^^^^^ T_--p—--p\ r^^ **sajpw ^ *^v^ **wff'a*^^a*ee*j|^^^e^^r^ v-n^jmB-a^p^ flPHHipP ^'^^ __, g. |gjA|& s____f ^^r ^^^\flBy ^*flP J^F ',_BSr\^'\^i^ ™\* B^™3nW*\ T HAT should be a maxim for every resident of this town, a maxim to be not Only remembered, but acted upon. % It only needs a comparison ot prices to show you that no house in th* land undersells us. It only needs a trial of our goods to prove the folly of distant buying. 1]\ There is nothing in all merchandising so deceptive to the general buyer as jewelry. There M nothing else which requires the same acute judgment to decide wisely, f For, thee* reasons you should purchaseyoar jewelry here, where you oan get the benefit of our experience for your protection. Reliable Jeweler and Optician MALOfffi, ;_fEW YORK Eyes tested free by our optical specialist. . Established 1885. €riK$! €. rnullcr, COUGH BALSAM I sure cure fur mgU* CDWS, hoarseness and al! diseases of the throat anil lungs. Only 2-F cents iftollleil J* HI. iradsfiaw'a fBSm ifa llMa :-*_Bsaa> ' l&iw**--'' HOIT & HASKELL'S double sole, viscolized shoes for men at $3,50 ___a \*=«0=® WHY IS IT k TtMUs*imj»yp*opi**Me*oh day bayaag so much of Cap- aowa Cocoa Cca* and Caraoav H_m Totnc aed \ Danaa-err uoaaJ ^Bs-_a_-_t-_-L*,S'iytill** If***v-*?**• - \WIP'W*^* ti___„B-ijBia-aAs?ftnA ^^\ a_ dr ^|^^P^*^eamn ^^^pf^^^ apW^-*\^a* Mi« Iixxie Keefe, who is attending School at Brushton, is spending tbe holi- days with her parents. John Wright closed a very successful term of school in the Merrick district Deo. 182., Ho fa spending his vacation at his home in Wast Constable. Maw Lafe Sparry is spending the holi- day* with her parents. A f*w people from here attended the basket ball game at the village Friday evening, which proved another victory for the Fort Covington boys..'•-. NonagertarlanFell Down Stairs. Joh • Myers, aged 90 years, one of the oldest remdentsof this^illage, was badly bruised by failing down stairs at bis home on Academy street last Friday evening. He started up stair* to bed, and had just reached the top of the stairs and was turning to go to his bedroom when he had a diz_yspefflorio*t hi* bal- ance and fell head long down the flight of Stairs. Heieceived a bad oat, two Inches long, on his head, and hi* leftside and both hands were bruised. 'Dr. DeJnhin was called to trea t him, an d althoogh to a person in such feeble h altb the fail was considerable of a shock, Mr. Myar* was not seriously injured an 1 is doingaioaly HOP GOSSIP. There is nothing to report in regard to the hop market in this place. Tbe usual holiday dullness pervades this market. There is Some demand for the bettor grades, hut these can not be secured at the prevailing low prices offered.—Water- villa Times. NEW VOEU- MABKET. • The market developed nothing at all of new interest recently. Business was practically at a standstill in the outside markets and there was no spot demand, I-OcAl quotations were nominal. We quote: N, Y. State, 190T^P^ime . to Choice 16@17, medium to prime 13@15, Prepaririff to Btfiid State Roads. State engineer Skene will open bids at Albany, JaO- _Sd, for the construction of thfe Malone-Nortb Bangor and Malone- Fort Covington road in Franklin county under tha Higbie-Armstrong law. The total number of miles of road to be built is about 15. On the same day bids will be received for building the Dgd*nsburg- Csnton highways. • - - . ./• Neter have there been so many pris- oners in the St, Lawrence county jail at this season a* ttow. The average daily number on th* record is aboni fifty. About 100 cords of held stone have been bought and the prisoners are nowat work breaking it with hammers. It will be sold to the village or town authorities in the spring. ... \ I'II ii_ i , HI m Michael McCormick, father of Principal B. D. MoCormick, of Topper Lake, who is well known here, died at his home in the town of Oswegatcbie, St. Lawreac* county, oa December 13th, at the ripe old age of 88 years. . , . i_. I , A Syracuse woman found a baby in a newspaper on the front steps one morn- ing recently. In the** days of striving for novelty you never oan tell what you are going to find in a newspaper. •AkvawM MA»j_:-rr fitw : ^'Wep- saM jm^mma^qmimmm' tor TmHtf IftfJOTi rnfliwi \ ' \ \ f-:. i''\. t f I :. f --- f - SI m : \m-- •'^m yW- -' *•;.' r>^
