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..-4.. ^fH$B£fi*£ fcefc^a^kfVii- •»\*• »^ DalBfc Irene liJSTl cotfeUo. »••--AJ latrainfV n»wa vTT^ Srrtefini; ^\** me saw Jota Ba£!*!5?. ** «Toar ' •••ouata, aer*— \\ ibes\ * are^ tfeerofs** «HM m*'*. tn tbe tora^awt eTOeatsg of - ^a^gg|Bgg* resaid peraona are '-^\^-' .,_ : in tbe evens of UMr5J52* special guard***^Ha'IS\* 1 * of Ma?to*W*if one UKwaad siaa kaa&M BOYClBfcBiHS; of too suirogate^QB** Leslie, iBroNgsWssV ***»*£ Sonera. Mexfaj; J>okaS«f? H-iyifep M«J»-« Wtwrtn tea. ey: 'Jaaate&QoJaW^&ie* Bdsj^ AtS« teS ..D<>i*n. !&rla*r^ -\*w\, ts servedUBOttj\ \\ \ Hon. P. G. P*d4w: cd entered ia tie «arroft*te» , TanSIia,aa a»H^j^/f Yoars *c . ~-y. -^ MOOBS&BS»KT. ABJS. torSwcofeJK STATK 0? SMT IW a, Sew rork. I^dla* eiQite Lester. MaloBe^trxS* ty. Wis«ms%ftgife5S&i, W5-. SpoteBMi TTliltBijiuir wtseoasae* ioiit *«fc: Wells, MaJoDe,H«*ToHL tejjateea, »n^ n^1rfki»»f be town of Miioo^ii; the of- New ,Tr -*Tff|TlilriflMiitT. v send greeSne-S ••fi.uT^T ibe executor cja»«it«febf dweased, &«s lateir a&filied of fran&itf fe£ae*»fi$3 «• statute to sa*a:«^J5tSi taerefoie citea:£3UJ4|ie- and appearheforeefcc: *»« court bouse, io'Jtttaie oa t6ft«^^& n ibe roreaoOB»raie«t\«JKi seulementof tie nObouut of toe s^«-;SjlMter persons are aJKSsrtbe t«?y «ai ple«ae:ta»£lwfciee . appear by -tiWggp^j) •. and if tbey tenrig. asso*, »ppiy ror tbe appciBtaKat D t&eeTBSitorUiMES&lffltp uii guardian mS&M&%m •^present «Jld»«f«' Ow« have easaed lte:MKl£< J sam«8te% c^W^^Jft-'Se . affixed. WaawfeftiBa. . PaddocK, surrogate of a»id. the townof. lt»ie««,Uie •>f May. tn a» JWB* e t oar e utuusand nine luuiilmi r-W*\ '• BOVCE BBTiSli f :ne Sumigsie^etairt. Executor. -mm: STATE OF »air-i:Wt. uv> and co-executtav JSlHbte ».. Ambrose fff*'•--\\- Dg ail tbe hash™*, .„ D .>f Phiiemon KiSr.'i u>e comity or ft«n] •eased, send gmigags. one <rf tea ciSajtom testament o£.tti&.said, tats i*r?!y aprtfeff to oor ,; and pexsaaai J«*«rtj, in aueit eaae aM^||pct merefore <Sfe8T^i^S> d appear before <a«--««l<l iOtij day of Jaly, 1*K r..renoon, men *o&^t*ere i last wfliaBdteBaawKfc d persons »» nadWjtte pleasetateSSbc* appear bytbelr ^wsrat and If (fiey Wis!&&$, for tne appot(il«tBO*irf.'» of a«Cr JMQiie^gi.' wfll i» j#vcl jted ' t and a« for ttel* *Etfie .rfsaldtdll, '^. *'iRS-j. nave fierenalo«f5ieatii6 said surroRate. iritamtt G. FlddOCfci^WKS- ld (»unty, »t tb&BfflTO- («. in HaJooe Tttfec&itt ty. tne 1st day 5|iiiftk • E BOyGKB^Fi^,/ f: be 8urroS»»VC«lrtr„-, H. S&SUbett--\**?-« uf foreclosure *Bd«rte entitled a«iott «i tte taiterwl bt.t&eMUMi|@W on the ICttli dty reftiS6t*r«iK«- posecfsUd galeaad to described. WBI ««.«'' uor oV tne CBurt BM> day of July. MMS, it-tmi day tne premiaWKle- * - <•-%'.- situate ia tn* town • <JS Franklin *m,m*fl . istlngrn^lied » WB»mK • nd beretofora s^aw% at t3» WJrtBfW* ., «Jee*c( t^at« and by Ser «(%&., •nv on U)elf2je»»«eeiied - uie nortb Uneof i*fct toe said M00djf WE. to along tie y»«Ba* corner ifflf Igt •» tVnee wegt «*»» the\ .uu-e of beslnnlnt, «»«- said boand3-ei^* )•» by Kdward J.Jto- d dated April 17*, M*. •Bb. ISH8. .\.-•• W. BEBKT. »*tp«. Haynes and Geora»«* Wfaos. UakMnOot A. R. BJUJBMW;* Co„ H«j«3r : «atfi9ft defendanffi^--' s.o\ plaint in tb* aetifB)^ on iftfi iifcTiwHIli , after toe service flf**» of ^ertiee, *«i m or answer, ^«diBM«t fur too ««**•- *. 180K. , * >•;\•• A (.ENAWAT, inttffij' Attorney*, '\\••- Malone,»ri-» 'Isun Spice, Dr. «K»^ i Co, ute lowwoftat by pubdeaao«i,X»- G. p«ddocl;,«o«!*y <i tbe iai» dayof M«r. ibe clerk of Fnuklfit : & \.EJiAWA?. Aaya. for PtSL. ' ' and P O. AddTBBK Maloo«,!r.T. ' > EstabHslied in 183S. . lubiishod erepy Thttnday rw>min« tgr THB PALLADIPK COKPAji'T. r KEDERICK J, SSAVEJ^ Prwideut. JOHN M. NOLAN, Manager. PALLADIUM BUILDINGS, Comer of Main and) Catherine Streets, Haionoj N« Y. i WHOLE NUMBER ^i One Year, Six Months, $1.00 Payable in [Advance^, Advertising Rates on Application AJvertisements should be marked the length of time to hi inserted, or verb- ally stated to the publishers a* tha first insertion; otherwise jthey wilt be con- tinued till forbid, or frt tbeoptionof the publishers, and chajrged aooordingiy. Legal ad vertiaing at the rates prescribed by raw. Business cards, not exceeding (We lines, $5 per year. • Each additional line, T¢s. i A« well as anything elat. it vou ivaiit run ifesT ^c»: Ton H»T« Alw»yi Bonfkt ha* botne the fignatorc of Cta»\ R Retdier, and Ku b«en mad* whs hin $«i*m&vqFrritoi. for cent ?0 ye«ri. AiUnrnoonetodeceireyro iatltlg, (h)T»tirftit»,Tr«i^iitf'mtft'# , \JortHunffOod'* arelmt Brpeximtat% and wBm&t ibe haltb. of CMldroa r What l« CASTORIA Caitoria ia a liaxalew aubrtitaU Rooaavalt arid tg«^ Tfn,lrd * T»i\« 1 It .m aboer &;OMWUM ••& regard Uw Dbka«o ooB*«M^^i«MaoiMidliii;f!b«lh^ ; o«n pwrpowa by th« - atrong bantT of Ji stogteMan.. Ur. BooMvaU% domiu«ae« hai aaartly meant the lntelligant and rol- hntary\ ahpport of hi» JCeaderabip by : ootutlew thoMaaods of men whose opin- ions and airns he has tried to repreaeafc rather than aHotat* H«l» by-iature, didaotio, andhe isagraat preabhar of' aooial etbioa a«d polltioal pro«re«a, aa wail aa aTal^teaman^Bd Joa^rrjTdeiriaion' UKJM. rtm& mt^m^^m^^i¥j^ ^^^tfewi^ yope>S%^ 'i-.-mu, BUSINESS DIRECTORY The Leading Fire tofln^ •nee Agent of Nortnern a N«w ¥ork.— • « ~-jy< . — •. . • -.^ None bnt the / and Best Comp( ii* ies Ai TO AN OBD« Of •' £. snrrogate of M to tte alataia •i«i. notice te t/BHSbf against Stacy D. «ud county, deraaaad. it me same, with Om adminnoaasfa lamson in Malone, In >tn lay of DeoSBber wiua'*nse«» P WILLIAMSON, Adminatrafeea. AN oEDia or «-ft.-. mirrogit* of tt» ins u> tbe jUtnta ia •.no-\s oereby al»ea> Maxy E. fearer, v. deceased that tbey if. was tbe youcbera '!^r6ip.rt H.Seaver. »t la said *ooaty, ''>mi^r-ceiii ^ Ea, AdnanfttraW- •-; , •; - ~aas» r> is oftfcSS O t *A.-saTrbjjal* Of !*• - tax,to 'O^-aOMta » berebrt*** 0 ini* OW- ecdhty.aaeeaaad, t-.'ttie aajneVfOtn Ma £ijBcoft>T, at ala zf .fctojafftay. in aaki oruetpner W&. oaoife jKxwutor, iecujor* - AK OBDIR Of if Uxtaoaacr «»iut« la nek eaaa toallpar- tf<Xadd,la»* at Jlut u»ey ara aa> ta«t vouaber* Uiui tat. taa daaaaaart. a* miata,aa aaa* « Demajbernea. a. Morrrrr. r. uusft,. WARREN N, CHASE, ganatwrgb, N. T. « MAIN & CpONEY, tawjfers. \r \: /r Offioe over Daffy's Clothing St^e, Branch Office at Cfeataauga^ Ni' Y. Open Saturdays. Represented. HOBTON BLOCK. w N. &* Soothing Syrupa. It ii PlwuHuat It oontaina neither Opium, Horphine mor other JTircotic tuoitwioe. Its f « i« it* gnaimntee.^ ItdertrOj» ormiitod^dlAyaJPoTei^ihneit. It cure«Bi*irh«B*.»BdWii^ Colie. B reUarea Ioe*aiBg_TronhleBV caraf : (kinitipiUdn tod Ilatnl*^ It a*v aimilatet the Jood, regufiitei the Stopach and Bd#el%^Ting healthy and natural aleep, Tha CJaiildi Panacca-The Hother'a Friend. \\\\\ \\\ Of • For'Over SO Years« TMCQiiTTa^o«aawaaT.WP»TaB>temf. : A. K. BOTSFORD, iTTOHNBT AM> fkltJHBBfjoS JtTtlW.BABAi oaeLakeH.?. ! WILLIAM S. WADE, iTTOBNIY Aim OODNBKLdE ATiAW.^rTIPPIE Lake, N. Y. Peraon»l>MeHilou«lTett to boatneaa at Heroefleia, ftoit, AxtoS. DerrioJt. CIMldwold aid Hood R. N. POBTR1 ?V EAST1TAUI8TaMT, 1 FboneSSSL CHARLES A; BURKE, LAWYKB, 65 WS8T HAIH B^EWCT: SfKONSS k] Allison Block, next tocport FRANK E. DKNJIST, SATIS BLOCK, •alone. M. T. Tnenew F wea as oUier metnoda of ATtOR. ST MilK BTBIKT, a \Inlay-work aa Best in the Market. and Soft Good cloth Over 100 tittejs of re- cent fiction. - ^TOF MOORE & BERRY~ R. U. UOOBK LAWTf^US f %^ BKBBT offlee 1st Boor Eaat of Conjrt|Hpiiae,.ltaloiie.N. T. DR. J. F. WALSH, V tXSBfHA&T 6CEGK0N, lOCfaUKPitAffl STBtST. Tele#uone oonnecttona. Spadalattanflon giren to doga. .i'j- ,.|-, KELLAS & GENAWAY, ATtosmsm AND coi fJee oyer Clark *80n*a ple'a Kaaonal Bank. Halo: J. P. EDXAa. and with no senseof fatigue or of grow- ing dUtast* for the gr«it bnrdena of' hi« offloe, Tha wrwoaioa^n-would Jbave been his immtably if he-jhadnot made sure that ifc would, go to aomir ««s ea»s. v Nbtonly did he ahow grt^ n^mneaa and poias of obaraoter in thia rwuawtotfon, but the rjoiiventton itself showed* lilgb quality of MlfKMntrplthatmayrjuatljrbe regarded by thoughtful rrien of ah partiet as another reassuring evidenoa of .our American ^ai6mitat:-$0-j^i^B^if.. le;wattn^beire , f«*l6B-7o^tf^ Mr. Robeeyelt could carry ovary Stata lilt he.carried in 1804, and, probably iev- exarSbutheraStatesdn addition. - -Ev'erjr' delegation on the floor or^batoonTeDtton hid reawna of •greaier w leaa atrangth f^>r desiring aitaaturedBepubUoa^surxsMaby I sweeping inajoritiee, fattier than a food 'flghUngoriaJioflwitto tory. Yet the oonvention resolutely took Mr. Rwasrelt at bit word^wd prodeeaed to nominate Mr. Taftin-a spirit of good- win. .\ ^Jrtre : i«raa''no \law oV flifeo|;ji|y kind- against nombatiog ;Mr. Rooaevalt; and in th* f a^ of cwiierete ooriditioiia a mere eu*tom or theory aa t»* third tsriff seems toloee'weight'abdsubsunc^.^ii; OBopiuoal aad broad-mloded obaerrert like Ambaasadora Bryw^ahd JuaBeraad, letting on the^latform through the con;- r vention and watching . ite Vprooeed'ihga oarefully, wei« deeply impreaoed with, tb* j strength it th wed- in . holding itself steadfastly to its: program and, te re/osl^ toyiemto;italatontimpulaea. Mr.3Eloo« velt never stood outaoapleadidly beffce Pamot»a i\W^ft ia'grt-- Big* rtd-bandedtrjin.topre.erve the Vntoft' :W*Wl^t»piWP»r, ; v - became bonvinoed that, i ifcm*. the^ „?°? C^tp^Skma^ue ilt|B 'saie; of the «^nrtjrVofiJrty «i» not^ar'awgy^ttey 1 W\\*/ EM hotel at 1,W» XsUuufc, bat* ribtaOiaAAiifci-^iiiji, ; fa£ > jjj| ^ ^soojfaffaft. twmjnabjd; without a sale, andi tbe hotel , and to do so it *rpold he! ^Wpr^baWynot be opened ^ia^seasdn. a •.fhjg.-Old'Cr^ji,' aayi-a 1 'Jf^^^P^^t^e^^nsi^iej^ira' -ind 'fto^Mt^'A&t'&mU-'Tiitft hn|*0i*meiit8 %U1 he aiade in antioipa^ thought to them ~w*$ »;hdrS5ihji\-aite f 0 f* foa ot»hig trad©aiu^her year* $1.00 m Apy^ircE. ^^^^^^Sfi^-^^ th* annals or pcUtloatJiiatory. ; •m^U\^tl^hii^^'^M-l^j^^J^^7^L--i-iA- * T , «, -^ ^ \.- -—*-—» yonog.^o^^hO^a^ mr.«:« hat eulea of Uia ^aw^JwHlph Was :*irj; onthe repairing oltho Orirni)riill 4»lng rushed night and day, the-authoritieafasupply of. white oloth and thread under the pt%] text^wpairh3<r^otnex>Iothea.,Howarer, tbla waaaooempliaiujd threttgh the kind- ness OH a tbotrghtreaa 'Vpb^ny,\ and thus isfabiory headway, to the delight of the war*5ri0w b possession *0f the white ioprnppoant of their proposed 8*g, proposition. ^Eedand blue-flannel shirts wore utilised, and.oonsidering.tbO hlahdi* cay ^ttie piaoe.Jt .was^.^r^^ before they finiahed tbe labor of lovoand devo- tion, and on ther ahniversary of their oountry's^fadependenoe 'they stood be- nea^biJieir own starry banner and' sang theifaoop. ' so they placed their precious fla^r, in the Jap«r r ando&tOf thelineofvisionioa' the guard at the door. -After -reveling in the delight of being Jiir^e£ their own Stare mah who canj; find room to work isomployed on the job and al- ready considerable progress has been made with the dike which is to hold the water in the canal. One.horse scared to death was the result of the advent of the automobile in the village of Edwards. The auto- mobile is owned by Mr. TJroan Webb, ownerof the Edwards flour mills. The hhoraowasskittiahand In order to have bim beoome used to: the automobile tbe driverj drove him near the machine several times. Finally the horse became nearly frantic and died within a few minutes. The superintendent of streets in Cleve- land recently summoned to his presence an Irish officer, to whom be said: \It ia. reported tome that there is a dead .dog in Horner Street. I want you to bee to pts disposition.'' \ ,( Y«a, sor,\ sajd the subordinate, who immediatly sot out upon his mission. In half an hour tbe I Irishman telephoned bis chief as follows: . _. j .. -_ .*.-.\ a . ' i; i/'I^vishiade inquiries about the dog's l^S^S*^ -091 *^^^*^ > ^'Pfap08itIo n ; and I find that it was a tated the aUsmemberment of their to^iai^Lje one '» genious, thoughtful, yet. holy bandiirork,! / and ad theylfo^rVrtd .their oolom andt The ve « 6S » ri » fla *l»il\d no eomfort in separated the .rifoeftooonooal :*hBi^nn\P ,1Dte w ^ atflab y ^P^ Tennyson and p1»w«MlWoi^lmei \\' -fhitolJlHiMiBhed, lfi which he says: '*0n§ totheNqrthonthalnatallmantpUn. . _ ^ after the m^^ie^iaad^^Bat^da^jBfm^ the world a* in the*moir\eot r^Jfe. l^ftr s |raadily aasambled-tha pieces, and ;the Iio.rhitta^oW,'lli^• , J hi • %&;&&iit&'it iij&. Both 'Phones.! AT tAW. OT- Kotranes near Peo- . at. t. 3. W. OlItAWAT. McCLARY & ALLEN COUNSELLORS A.T LAW Over People's Bank, ' Malone^fr. Y C i NT WELL & CIANTWELL, ATTOBNKT8 AND OOUN8KOB8 AT LAW. Of- floe over Stockwell A Flanagan's atom. THOS. CADTWXU. • Jj. tL-Qumu. H. D. HICKOK, D. D. S^ DENTAL 0FFIO*. KING'SBDOCK. HKW 'PH0H1. Terma reaaonableaad aa work warranted. AL N©V7 titles every week. almost _ W|altl»th^tff^,ia'tl»4ie^ and, aaitooTe woltby inetfi^^^ |topubHGoi]iatfoa>i!oVOw«&^ bp•eeatlia mostfunique and] I- .. valuable flag in this orjwrhapa in/ ofhet |ic)otiatr*i ' • skUliot, bufrabeolntely hohoVabrej math- 1 oda fir the great AniertaUJ game of poli-^j tlo»i—jall^^the Progr-sa of the Worlds in the American Beview : of iBaviewf'for July* H. m;pTW^.vr&Y r OPEBATTVr AHD HKHANIDAL DIHTIBT, OON- etable. N. x*. ' R. J. & A. &. WILDING, PUV81C1AN3 AHD SOBSSOKB. KALONS. N. Y ufflee over Bottrksk'a •bookiatore. BaaMaace on Park St., wbere nlcbteaUa alnaJdacnaafl*. Tela- Dbone ——«~— ' S. A; BBMAtN,. tTTOBNEY AND OOTOalLOS. 01TICK IN 8T- monds A Allison Block, Maione. a Omitted to practice in taaanHed Stataa! ClneBK aad Siatmst uourta. ! \ J- w C. W. Allen Co., 20 Amsden Street 63 East Main Street, DON'T JBrUY •'.,* A*trohpn*tea1 IgnOranca. ,vsj The gi^tbaU of fire which w« call the aun Is not r 4Uy* - ^e^aaa» $*$ o^';-h«*:j ; ever seen the aun. Anrioaotconoentric; „__^^.»„ ^uunu w ua^ero*roi <ior-some shells envelop a noclaua of whiohv.*ei tim*thit>tli«rt ; wa*a*ib^dant^upply know absolately .w>tMBt^-#*6e^-^lf'-it.; ttr1iai'^ ; iie^aj::-an#-6i^ rauatbelDflqiWybott«tJ]^^^^ furnaoe, «od that itSaaat amoanfctomaris thanninfttenthaf of t«w=toUr maaa. That nuctei^ia tl» ireal ann, -foreirer hlddea fromua. '^flVot^tr^^'^I^^N^. Exchange of priaonera then: came oil;'K* be *<f I wonderfal. expenenees I ever Wtb&l^tt'^&telfofa.^**' 1 ** **\* gone without meat l%n,iM^o^th^nagjU^ m ^^Wes, *«rh*Y^ot;tl»i»ooarad«;andi *mma&6ta. ! whftto,B * of thetimei when I o»me people^ until the whole iwur; bomtfnwa^ *<> ea* * mutton ojhop, I shall never forget ... „•.•**!.:-..••. .«. - thesenaatiOn. When I went to sleep-1 dreamed that Isaw the vines of theSoutb, with*large Esohol bra lohea trailing over the felaciera of the North.\ -The city of Denver is to provide fifty carloads of snow\ every day during the Democratic national oonvention to keep Jit ooojed oflE; It is brought from tbe distant tnountian tope and mingled with flowering shrubs around tbe oonvention ball, bring December and June -into dose' proximity, cooling the air and giving the deleagtes an opportunity to-Hsnowball in midsummer. It is a happy thought, but it is nothing to the frost the ticket -will meet in November, :';;.; v ' ^flprCiuifbfhy:Harioy ; . • _':'• The opening of. the tithing .aea«pn in Minneaota -baa re*ealed a coBdition of things almost unpiralteled in the ahuiali orthirfavorita afwt.writeatlieSt.Paul cor«Mpot^ntoftbe;BrookIyn Eagle. It has been known to flshermen for »0me BRIEF MINTIO^I. \ Some of the men who find it so hard to spade up a tiny bed for their wives' ger- aniums, never mind digging an boor in the hot sun for fiah worms. Four Columbus, Ohio, men have offered a finger each for $300 to A. A. Baltoux, of Wheeling, W. Va., who lost his fingers in an ice cream freezer recently. He is in the hospital in East Liverpool, O., sod his brother, Joseph Baltoux, made the offerof |S00 a finger on the suggestion of thOsiO?geon8. - Complaints filed recently with the pub- lic service commission in the second dis- trict, against' the New York Central, Erie, Lackawanna, Lehigh Valley, Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg, Buffalo & Sus- quehanna, and Pennsylvania raihoads, protesting against, a recent increase in freight rates ,on milk and cream ship- ments,'have--been withdrawn and an amicable agreement reached by all parties interested. '-._^- •. - -• . The great tbja&now is to have a bath- room on every floor; to insist upon the daily hath, for old and young. Of course, this is all right. But were our grand- fathers and grandmothers personally un- clean? ft it not true that, say 40 years ago, there was many an \elegant resi- dence\ in Buffalo with certainly not more than one bath-room—many with not even one. The \tub\ wash came as a rule on Saturday night. Are we now the \great overwasned?\ Miss Lillian Smith, captain of the 1 ! Ladies' Perseverance Swimming Club, of England, has just declared her inten- tion of trying to swim the English chan- nel during the present season. - Though she is only eighteen, she has already per- formed soni^ remarkable feats as a swim- mer. She accompanied Jabez Walffe in one of his attempts to swim tbe channel and remained in the wafer four and a half hours, She. is not the first woman to NEWSY GLEANfNGS. Pittsburg bankers. decide to have all their employes photographed, and meas- ured according to the BertUlon system. Might go a step further and have them handcuffed and chined to the desks aod then locked up in the big safe at nigbt. That business conditions throughout the country are steadily improving is made evident by the various encourag- ing reports from tbe industrial and manufacturing centers. New factories are being constructed, others are being enlarged and there seems to be a general tendency on the part of business interests to maintain a stronger feeling Of con- fidence along general business lines. A young man named Wesley Jackson was placed in an awkward position one Sunday evening recently at the Baptist church of Algonquin. Before the service commenced he had occasion to pass the water tank Which had been prepared for an immersion. In doing so be stumbled and fell headlong in the water with a splash. The large congregation could not suppress their feelings and many broke out into laughter. When the Norrth German-Lloyd liner, Kaiser Wilbeim II., which left New York this week, reaches Plymouth she will take on board more than 3,000,000 Irish eels, that are to be turned loose in the lakes of Germany. The ship is fitted with several large tanks in which the eels will be con- veyed. The stock of German eels has been decreasing at an enormous rate for years, hence tbe transfer. \When St. Patrick drove tbe snakes out of Ireland they all took to the water,\ said an officer of tbe liner. \That's why the Irish eels are tbe finest in all Europe.\ A high authority on the English lan- guage, according to the London Book Monthly, laments tbe dj ing out of home reading aloud. This writer says that if • , —» ~, -«» »-« «•««. nvjHuu *w I people want their children to speak\ well make the attempt. Last year Aanettefand^rpaanttv *».«.«>•*- — «—•-«— *-• jB^wp^^are;*^^ HENRY FURNESS, FJT810IAN AND SUBGKW, HALONK, K. t offloe aad reatdeoee, No. 4' Webster et, where olgbt calla tboold be (Bade. WE JEM SILL MB REAL ESTATE A. B. PABfm EliBEA-BOn ADIKOHDACS TniBIB LAKD8 AHD VILLAOB PKOFEBTT ALSO aCHESAI. BCAf ISTATS AGINTS GEO. W. DU8TIS* Manager. Sent to Merchants barrel will buy the best. - There is no economy in ttsing - cheap flour, because you will spoil enough bread.- to more ' than pay the difference in price betweea the good ajici the poor. Besides there a*e r more loaves to the battel Qf good flour. Demand •: - \ ; ' Pillf bury'sj;;: ;f Ifegt Fresh liome-Made CANDIES FRUlTSand 1SJUTS of all kinds CIGARS and TOBACCO Palladium in % Manner to the •• «>iry day peoplaara aaaoan* WholeBale and Retail Dealer hi Grinding a Specialty Malone, : N* Y« -..--.,..- j«^«w»^^r^»»-»»MB.-j»a«-»f«is~3»aavR'»ne-Ban. i , Ing»beIl1«aDOHt6,QMmil^^ cidl^tbel'ehrecMaphare.\ I«iaafa»*oo« io« the various lakes in such eboili tbat floodi-ttntflar--wltS. &*> wjaffestitawf:ot: at-ttniet;»'^a3f|oa^'orw H cresia hydrogen, and^fnriOualyaotiva^^^ Mui^il^^m-^m: ^-< '.;'? ' ' ; .< ; •pura up great tooguea-of gfowfag gaa|^ \ 1 \ ' IliW-^k*''©?\^ ermaaip^ckoutthela^a*and ^eat-iah Witb'tl«ir>nanda8jr they swim past. The la«r permtta-tha *p*arin_R of pickerel, anokers and a<ra^i^y kadwti-here as red bao». -At ««e ?polnt ,a. Jiiaerawa took' bia'ferxJftJttoi', the largest being a piolt^rel,\ wefghing 38 jtoBijiftt Witneaa^ deaoTlbe thi flah as awirflming ao talokly tba*» boy, armed wftfr a spear for the first time, ooadd havenodifficulty :Wra)fc1oi^i«%a^|6ia. \ •:_ :-- ; r - : '' '., 1 There are !»,00OarnaJllak«« in Minoe- aota-.and teuwaietabl* cneki^ aad aitoa AMERICA'S GBtATCST WEEKLY TOLEDO BLADE flfeio. THB BEIT FHtaf' *iBMf <ap»Ail and; !»5> Candy Kitchen, 'Fhone No. 122 K. Main/St... MAlL,0yEu.3». *' ivi^i.. CIGAR i -*a—^.^——a—II ill n * stPKnrfNB TXfi-fmt** Htavawa ManufaciUraa or ttft , U: f 1. iJjgar Co., latere ti. oftoilesV TIn» wa« wlien tail agtrated ae» of orimaxm fire could o«:-totn ';to-ad'4j ;^l«SB»~.onlj' '^tf^anj^'feliiiei •&)& •peoialiBati^meata awrrtiaed, .w ab^a«tTonome».toi4udyitb» fuH : ^ of the ann. Bayoad the ohlomOspbJ^ far beyood <*e prooaiawaMe avear, liw th» nebuloua J^IW \oorona viaSbta only dffrinf-thi vaniahingia^mfeu of a Wal eclipai, a^gregMUng not inore tt^- Wei|- daya in aoantary. N» <w« h«««veraatia^ fax^rUy tkplainad how the hhjbly «' tamuated 'n^tler-,eon^oa^;:both::.the; i prominanoes and the c-roca la aupfKWtad without imagit^uuot^ ma xm^t the pull of aolar* graviaatiea. ~ Now ^ that Arrbanius has ooemicall j applfad the effeotaof'llght preasurea eolaOonle pre- sented. .'\.-:. ,*-, ,-;•„ \''..' .> ;-^.-.'-^' How dHBcolt it la to aeosust for *wk tficate streamer* as tW ^pronahwaoaa\ on the aun i» battar oomprehMdad, aaya \ ' par'aMataaiae, when we falty naisr stand ho* ra^tisidy poweafal ia the grip of aolar gravitaJUou, Jf the aun were a faabltabla piobe and you ooakl taaa«^ fortyouraalf to ita •urfaoe, yon aeaW-| find youraalfpnllad^lowa a^JtocOibty by 'gravitation that yon Would waigh two aoni, MBurningthat yon are \an crdiaary human baiag. Y<Mar etotaung aloae wetrkil waigh more than 100 poaada, - Base baU could be pUyed in a aolar drawing roota, for there-would be aoraa dulkwlty in throwiag a t«U riKM than aOfaec. Ttouuai wonldbedagradtdtoa form of oatdoor piag^poac. yroin these cwafiaiialliins it ia plain that gtavitattew on therua woald taad to preveat Ua« foaaiattoa if 'any' lambent straaanere aad tpv pall down, to ito surface maaaea of any atae. Kve more of the various racing associa- tions in this State filed statements with; the fld^^portooukl be ia^toflV 'Siir^jttp Secretary of State last week showing *hea«Bwmojpa»ea'-»very'^ : : \\' ' ^nt-lb%:i^''^OyV^''wiJ£''l^«i^ and 'from every fl^inlf ground .in the The Beat Known Newspaper tbe United States. In 11« t he small leak** that ofteD '•fius«?s the tailored. Mftny «tner* «' ha n t never looks ai«e* J61* «4ver- ti»inj>.. He faUs to realize that by ^ keeping his name belore the Public that He U ttoing a wonderfallgood, both to himself and to the4>nblic. The wise up-to-date mer- chant will \advertiae.\ He |»a leader, and when yon leavd ion \•wve^foiioweri. Be a leader. Aa .^v^rt-tsetaieatt in tlie FALLA- hr»ni»|roo4 reaoita. SHOES SHOES Durable, Styliali and l*riced. Moderate H. ii ilubrep, Constable N. Y. In many reapecta the Toledo Blade i« the moat remarkable Weekly news- paper published in tbe United States. It is the only newapaper especially edited for National circulation. A has had the largest circulation, for more yeara than any newspaper printad in America. Furthermore, it is the cheapest newt* paper la the world, a« will be explained to any person who will write us for terms. Tbe newa of the world ae ar- ranged that busy people can mora easily comprehend, than by reading cumber- some columns of dailies. All current topic* made plain in each issue by special! editorial matter written from inception down to date. The only paper published especially foin?eople who do or do not read daily newspapers, and yet thirst for plain facts. That this kind of a news paper ia popular, ia proven by the fact that tbe Weekly Blade new baa over 180,- 000 yearly subscribers, and is circulated in all parts of tbe United States. In ad- dition to the news, tbe Blade poWJshes abort and aerial stories, and many de- partments of matter suited to every number of the family. Write for free specimen copy to TBEBLADB, Toledo, Obio. Tbe regular price of this splendid pa- per is fl a year. We offer it to eabeorib- ers paying in advance, with the PALLA- DIUM, both papara, ona ysar foe $1.86 Sead all orders te TBS PALLAWU* Co., Malone, N. Y. it. « «. _. - i <.-•*.- ;, Tr-jiby thaorowd fOt* t^e assassin, and wis the i&ah have iutteaaadiaan^annar which iaphsaonianalfaad aa ebj«pt leeaoo as to w4«toa*bi«*oooe^nahed tion. In_faot»,thfai year' the d«part|r»ettt a% ao>)jied4^ tfe 6* e<* to l»seeinea|MAahlai»,^^M . *p the atreanw, and promise; th^r^ o^nf fex'lnctkh. Troatarejoa»ia»ptoaitifuJ«a la an angler^ paradise. >• At Deeewood a : a«w ft* battobery l» jWng eetabliahed, for whfoh |6^0Cfr was appaeprlated: last Into with tiia teggew for the aecmrity of »be difnjrea# kfoda of 'spawn, and over *,OW,000 troat fry ara diatriboted aannaUy ^BS^ ^S^a^f^wAaBBlV a ^BBBa^SBl ^VB^ BBffa* a*^BBWB8ia- •Ji *ro*c»n ErtaaBamant The writer knows a man.» lonrt. ^ bachelor of «, who is unmarrjed airnply beoauaa the gkl of htaefcotee thirty yeara agocn#ie>||aaMallMejre«IJrffa«. She was a very sweet girj, with pretty man* nera, but. his niother said she was too delioate U> be a real helpmeet; that be ought to njairy roiy-Obeekcd Mary Jooaa, who could ** and nuke elegant desserts and work all day, and than not teal too fatigued to danoe all night, And hia aiaters f jund fault with his fianoee because she read Browning and Teanyeoa when ahe might nave been em- deobued that they didn'taee how aaoh a aplendid young feliowoottld throw him- self away on a aaJb slip ©f » gW wfMBI there were handsome maidens to i* bad for toe asking. Artar several months of argmneat of this sort, the splendid looking yoae* ret- low began to ahow toat ha tbongSt he was aaoriftcing aimaelf, and tfaeaBp of a girl, wae bad aa maeb spirit a* ake weighed 100 pounds, retail tearfully from his troth. A fe« yeara afterward abe maftiad a oaaa without feminine reiattvea, aad aow she's aoooanatod one of .the 'Mllnmm naatroaa in ber native town, and wbea' ahe meets the old baebetor shea vera sweat to him, had tavataai seat to diaaer oohjB ^?*^! 1 hoIk,i *»' *»»» »<»^ ho their expenditures in opposing, at the ses sions of the last Legialature, the passage of I the Agnew-Hart antirace track gambling bills,_ the total aggregating fM^OOQ. -'Siv*n ot these reportaV have been filed to date, showing expenditures pf about 143,000. Fonr of the assopia tioM w|lfeh 0nduoted running race meets laat year, have filed no statement yet. These are: Brighton Beach Bacing Aesociatlon, Buffalo Racing Association, Empire City Trotting Club and United HuntrRacing Associations. ; Ajheift Gallaher, for rnahy years in the^ secretftorvice of the Upiled States and' one of those detailed as the personal body guaidof the late Preaident KoKipley at the time of Moffinley'e assassination, died In Chioago last; week. It was Gallaher who seised the wriat of the assassin. Czol- go»B after the fatil shot was fired and arreached tbe weapon from the band of tbeatayer. Gallaher was at first mistaken Kellerman, of Australia, made a valiant effort to reach Calais, but failed. One of the veterans who attended the encampment last week was William Lord, of Malone, who'brought an inter- esting war relic, in the shape of a silver' watch that bad been bit by an ounce musket ball and crushed out of shape. [The bullet is still imbedded in the move- ment. Mr, Lord wore tbe watch over bis right side in the battle of Gaines Mils, 1869, and it was the cause of sav- ing his life, for had the bullet not struck this interesting timepiece it would have passed^tbrough his body. He prizes the relio very much as well he may.—Cantonf Comercial Advertiser. Among recent wonderful surgical operations Is one of a most daring'and unusual nature. . An idiot, six years old, the daughter of a resident of Berlin, has been converted into an intelligent being by the process Of grafting part of the mother's thyroid gland upon the child's pancreas. In more popular language,this means that part of tbe mothers throat has been transferred by the grafting pro- cess to a gland, or tissue, lying directly at the back of the stomach. The opera- \ tion was carried out 'by Dr. Carl Garre, a German surgeon, whose success in the transplanting of organs from o. e animal to another and even from the lower ani- mals to human beings, baa attracted wide attention. and~elegantly there is no training like [reading aloud two or three evenings a 'week,and, moreover, it introduces the children very pleasantly to good books. He ascribes the decadence of reading aloud to the cheapness of books. When books were dearer one volume had to serveforaoompany^nut now each per- son may have a volume for himself. cording to the attending physician, Gal- f khert death was Indirectly due. y An affeoHon of the Hver developed from in- h jurS*%aewved at\|hat'timo.->'\ the\ mobilisationrof all British warships in bome waters available for immediate iervioe was completed laft week for the annual naval maneuvers and \Admiral Lord Chartee Seresfard finds himself in sopreme oommaud of a total of not leas auaarrtialat BaMaa. vYith the \exception of the coast guards, all these* men' are on tbe [ active, hat; of the 'When Abrant Goanftiry retawned fo>hia farnkboaae, wear Troy Sllla,' N. J.) re> ; {oaB^r.ttedeehvaiaa hbn at the door. ' i lV»ai/a»il-»lB'4eotor. -., ••No^reatladGotofaky, \tfioalySJO.- \Four fine boya tbk time,\ said toe doctor, breaking la gently. ' \'Mfwtfaj jpraojonn f ** fihwl. the farawr, droa^iawiatoa chair, \where del get offaky? * '. It waa true. Mrs. Gotofaky, nee Go- tant token* of iter affection. The four boys weighed altogether 18* pounda, four ounoea, and perfectly formed, nave well- developed tungaand good appetites. Tin alt an Hon of Fraakleat Rooaavalt ia •ailed reajieotWuHy to the Gotofstrys, who do not know what race auiojda la. Ibe couple have bad thirty children In fifteen Gotoreky ia«0 yean old; hia wife They first melon tbe veeael that brought them to this oouittry in 1801, aad were married in New York city April 5,1893. Gotofaky, a farmer In the old country, hoarded some money and bought eighteen acres of land. He has cultivated tbe fruitful soil ao industriously that be owns thirty eight acres now, without a penny mortgage on teem. Ha aohadab) of events ia the faatiry aiaoe the infant industry waa estaWiabed baw: March sa> tfB§, twins; 1891, one (small Gotofaky; 1888, twine; 1806, tripJata; 'll»7, twine; WO*, twtaa; 1809, twlaa; 1908, eee; 1801, one; 1808, twiaa; 1888, 1804, 190S, one aaoh year; 1888, triplets; 180^,]^,^ twins; Jane 10,1806, quadruplets. ' f&t forgotten, navy. Looal pride in tbe record siae of thia fleet ;*• pronourioed and the news- papers, while they proclaim that the i | array of auoh a force in the North Sea is in no manner eoaoedted with Germany, donot fail incidentally to compare this, the greateat fleet oyer aasembled in the hiatory of the world, with the fleet of JSaj vaasete with which Germany recently carried out her North Sea maneuvers. Fine camp, or rattier a few who were . , .„„ ,. VM1 let in on the secret, wai thrown into a nban the natural outlets carry etateof excitement last week by the at- rival of Police Chief G. L. Baxter, Ser- geant E. J. Singleton and Commis-ioner of Public Safety M. H. Rice, of Water- town. They were in pursuit of an alleged murderer, David Stevenson by name, and going by several aliases. He is wanted in Concord, N. H , on the charge of mar? der and has been at tbe camp Jjvving teams in the 24th Infantry. He left eamp Saturday with Plattsburgh Bar- racks as bis destination, it is believed. Stevenson was. recognized. in camp by several acquaintances, and they are now kicking themselves as there's a reward of |800 Out; for the arrest of the alleged murderer. Why should Richard Croker—once the! Tammany «Bosi\—ever want to return to New York, to m*ke that city bis per- manent residence? Mr. W. E. Curtis, one of the best of newspaper correspond- LU ™7~Z, — ^u\ r -ZT* 7 IT T*f «**% WrtM8 •W* ,lie oW-world politician ' Supreme Gourt Justioe De Angelis, of UOca, has banded down a decision, bold ing that the vote had in November, 1907, on the local -opUon questions under the Uquor tax Uw^beoanie rffeotive on the ttt day of H»yr 1808. ^Chapter l*tof the lews of 1908 changed the certificate year to begin hereafter on October 1st Instead of May 1st. Mr, Justioe Clark, of Way- land, oonatrued thia amendment of the liquor tax law, in a caseariaingin Wayne oounty, holding that tne local option vote taken in November last did not take effect until October 1st, 1908, because of the oeange in the oertifloate year. The effect of thia decision would be -to allow traffic tn towns from May 1st to October 1st, where the people voted that there should be no traffic, and to prevent traffic front May lst^to October 1st, in towns where the people had voted that traffic might be lawfully conduoted. Tbe effect of Justice De Angejis's decision is to up- hold the will of the people, as expressed by ballot, and supports the contention of tbe department of excise, Mr. Jua.ioe Marcus, of Buffalo, has handed down two decfaaons involving the same question, in wbJob he follow* the De Angelis opinion. Definition of a Baby. A Baby: that which aaakea home ban nights longer, daya shorter, tbe , tbe future brighter. , -'.Bk country home is conceded to be among the best twelve of the elegant private estates in the old country. It wae a rough tract of land when be bought it from One of the judges of the Irish courts and it had been neglected for many years.' At a large expens-3 and a great amount off labor Mr. Croker baa turned it into a httle paradiss. What was formerly a [ wild waste is now we at the \ loveliest landeoapes one nan imagine. The house »surrounded by a lustrous lawn and a garden of fiowers.and foliage plants, and behind it is a series of large hothouses in which Mr. Croker is raising orchids arid early fruits and vegetables. About one: hundred acres are in wbeat, oats, potatoes and Other crops, about ten acres in gar- den, and tbe remainder of the 000 acres is meadow and pasture. '; J5rom Washington corns tho report (bat if fresh eggs are covered with a thin coating of lard ^jey wilt keep perfectly good for an indefinite period, 'This dis- covery is of Italbmorigin and is regarded aa Important, aa one hundred eggs can be thus preserved with four oente* worth Of lard and an hour's work. Every por- tion of the shell must be coated, as the \trick'f lies m the exclusion of all air, Another common way of storing eggs is by the use of water glass (silicate of soda). Take a thoroughly dean 1 utter tub or firkin, sad after a careful scalding and drying, set in a cool, dark ooroer of tbe cellar. Place the eggs in It standing on end, with tbe smaller end down*. After all are in, pour a quart of water glass, which you can get from the druggist, into a pail containing ten quarts of water. Mix thoroughly, then pour over the eggs tooover completely. Pot a cover oa the tub and let the eggs stand until ready to use. lnspeot oonastoaaily, and If the water bas evaporated to any extent, add more. Be sure your eggs are fresh whea you start this process. The milk sugar^ plant which bas been installed at tbe~St. Lawrence Farms is in working order and the first sugar was madelastweek. TfaiahfanohofthebnsineBS is fh charge of Frank Chappel, an expert sugar maker. The St. Lawrence Farms Company has a Sva-year contract for the furnishing of about 40,000 pounds of milk sugar per year. The plant, which has just been iostalkd, is considered the most complete and up to date in this country and is capable of turning out the beat grade of sugar that can be produced. The Farms management has issued a bulletin announcing the price of $110 per 100 pounds for Ju'y milk. Marine men who have followed tne St. Lawrence for many years are beginning to believe that the river is being affectod by the tide conditions. The water has certainly been very freakish this year. It has never before been as high. Those accustomed to tne river know that a strong wind down the river will cause the water to raise and a wind up the river has the opposite effect. These variations are easily accounted for by the fact that tbe water is driven from tbe lakea faster ry it off, This year, however, with a light breeze, ot ao wind at all, the level will change as much as ten inches in half an hour, and do this several times a day. The State Civil Service Commission will bold examinations on July 35, 1908, for tbe following position: Assistant in Economic Geology, State Museum, fl.eoO; -Conductor of Farmers' Insti- tutes, $5 to S10 a day; Cooking Instruc- tor, with knowledge of basketry, 8480 and maintenance; Engineering Exami- ner, Civil Service Commission, $1,000 to jtl.SOO; Index Clerk, Weechester County icierk's Office, $25 a week; Interpreter, Supreme Court, New -York County, $3,500; Keeper, Albany, Erie and Rich- mond County Jails and Penitentiaries, $800 to $900; Leveler, $4.50 to $5, a day; State Prison Physician, $3,000; Reform- atory Guard, $360; Slavonic Interpreter, Sings County Service, $1,800 to $3,500; Structural Engineer, State Architect's Offioe, $3,000; Watchman, Erie County Lodging House, $600; Woman Physician, State Hospitals and Institutions, $1,000 to $1,500 and maintenance. The last nay of filling applications for these positions is July 18th. Fall information and apphoa- tion forms for any of these examinations may be obtained by postal card request to the Chief Examiner of the Commiasion at Albany.—Charles 8. Fowler Chief Examiner. The postmaster general has issned to publishers of newspapers Order No. 907 containing amendments to postal laws ^ and regulations applicable to seoond-claas matter effective April 1,1808. Underthe new regulations a newspaper is held to be a \publication regularly issued at atated'intervals of not longer than one: week and Itaving the characteristics of ; seoond-claas matter prescribed by statute,\ and a periodical ia \a publication regu- larly iaaued at stated totervala leas fre- quettly than weekly and having the characteristics of second-class matter presoribtd by statute.\ Concerning aab- scriptiooa the rules are very atrict. The seotlan relating thereto reads as fo'lows: \A reasonable time will be allowed pub- lishers to seoure renewals of subscrip- tions, hut unless subscription* are ex- pressly renewed after the term for which they ere paid, within the foUowfng periods: Dallies, within three months; tri w*khes, within three moatfaa; remi- weekllea, within nine months; weekiass, within one year; semi-moetbliea, wteate three months; moothlisa, withw four months; bi-monthlies, within atx aaoaths; quartariies, within six moatba, they shall aot be oounted In the letftiiaato i*V of subaoribers, and oofte saatted oeuao- ooant thereof shall not. bs scosyaed tor of eee esat apeaad, on* saay be asaBM at the kesassrat secosxlHSSBW'pssssSMi 'rats of one oeat for each lowesjaeee «c a«k> thereof, praaald by ataoaps antaaa.\ -^ --\. :: W^ r? i i \ J hi -•m .e&k*, ^-m^s^^K W^^^^^^^^^f^^^ E^^^aSiSk.-itegtJ'-t.S^.^M. - Jm * - :^tfe\i
