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THE PATRIOT OURA, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DEC. THE CUBA PATRIOT WITH THE 1904 |XCHANGES. == problems gftli whiéh \the Government of the United States has to deal. ~ ok + . Whether considered as an orator or as sra Pouruusu®Ep Every THURSDAY f . ee fou wi e oo. a statesman be is a man of force. He IF F _ +4. orm mum i punnsne [What - Gre SCUUQING ON has steed tor thirty years in the tron vou hea a amous ~ .;; e . ( ou o l- ‘~ c AF ss. His retin tof t1 cen e ns the Topics of the Day. progress. NM retiremene rom the ECK \W. SU BbCRIPTIOh mer pe ae. l. as a great loss to the party and to the N f * 4 THE bays, WiNTED, KURXE - [. f $1.50Per Year ~The dat» to which each subscriber has paid sppears on the print. Truly, the \shortest\ days come A COMPETENT \The Democta ic party will sur- country. As long as this ed slip atached to the paper. just before Cliristmas--O le t M vive the blow, ' says Colonel Bryan RE-ELECTION DESIRED. fellow and had : : $1.00 per year if paid in advance Times. Providing, of course, the right sort Senator Robert J, Gamble of South * . MC , --= of a trained nu ge takes the patieut Dakota: L feel eertrnin that the re-clec- sonE 00 L Entered at the Post Office, Cuba, Allegany Co., WHAT To bo MITH THE BUSHEL (hand ' B I Ut} gon of Semutor Depew is earnistly de- or] Stile M‘CUb : J e ts N, Y, as secound class malter. QFEICE IN- PATRIOT BRUILDENtY. ANOTHER CHAPTER With this- week another ay OAT Don't hide your light under a bushel - Use the bushel to cover your fault-if its bis enough. -AL legany Democrat. Elmira Advertiser, ROOSEVELT AND BLACK, The republicuna nomination for governor of New York was given to Theodore Roosevelt in 1818 be. sired by the entive membership of the Senate. drrespective of party. and would meet with the most cordial ap- proval of Republicans everywhere. His splendid and unusual abilities, his ex- tended experience. his high character und patriotism. and. withi, his engas- Pop ular Market a price paid for p «© [*~ 1,74- goes into history. UQ wing .t() t'llt‘ v0 CHANCR FOR ChRoOAkKLR, ‘ iAng lw'l'sAmmlity. l.]l()1‘()ll;,\ll!‘\' mum him aps , fact that It wis A pl't‘fildfufltlal Tlie message of l’rusidmt R005“ causes the clmrm-ter of (I‘Ovel'nur for efficient service to his Maite and onSI Ine CthkC‘nS, Ducksand Tu k ou year business has been mmgwlmt velt must 11564 been a treat dissa Frank S. Black's adminstration <~()}11)tl‘,\‘,lthwlll lho l<-v1't\;nn}y lmlx- lmlfi; e hig r C’ys ‘ b chy Ed { Te{ St - - « » . spiectousIy renuecred. _. Recalld er my) \ t d xd q (I fur sO ?eABON + * f 22. had ”Jade hlS renomination “UIJUS- l 1d tacee hi f 4 st] anore ul 0 woOUuLD QU'OKLY J W GROS retard ap > - pointment to that class of polltn-nl would place dim in a stH]T more a ® - rE S. cheese, the great staple of South: ern New York, has been below the average price. - On the whole, how: prophets who lave been saying that he would immediatly proceed t» order a scepter and a triumphal sible. What reputation as a refor. mer Mr. Roosevelt accumulated as governor was achieved by undoing vinued position, TONSILINE is flu gftatest throat remedy on earth. Toosiline cures Sore Throats of all kinds very quickly, andis a posltive, never-failing and speedy cure for Sore Mouth, ‘Huarmnufl and (Quiney A small bottle of Tonsiline lasts longer than most dny case of NORE THROAT. 20 and 60 cents at all druggiat«. The fiewm‘ 'cever, VOIIfidQJIICF 11118 l)“ 11 UD- l'éir,——1Jittle \.““ey HUI), 8119 “WHH'R “it‘d-(JUVC‘I‘UUI' Blflfi‘k.‘— RHEUMATISI“ EURfifla | THE 10N-ILINP_ CO. CANTON, OJO . . | _ bounded and there has been ean Hera J o som in ieee mgm \is Trl bl] no Farm (r ooo nm s A Pennsylvania Man has no more use for Canes, Buftalo Fxpresq and Patriot sx e nothing approaching a - panic in the business world. It is now up to the people to miske the year 1905 a record breaker aud the situation is ripe for euch a desir THECURFRW IN LITTLE VALLEY At last our village fathers have decided to blow the curfew whistle again. Every night at S45 the whistle will blow, and we are in - IS A NATIONAL FIGURE Senator Charles W. Fulton of Oregon: That Senator Chauncey M. Depew is one of the foremost men of our country will he admitted by all, I ath sure. His Mr., O. D. Culver, of of Sily ara, Pa., writes: \I am 75 years of ags. | For 25 wars I suf. fered from a lume haclk and rheounatism. cles of my limbs, so I hud to wi» two canes togget up or down, ur to w alkubtnp I hve doctored all the time, but to no avail. I be- vd on home and foreign news, Last summer (in 1908) it settled in the mus- ‘l Secure the Ruffalo Express and the PatkIOT for $8.40 per year. - Keep posi- D Eczema and Pile Cure. National illustrated’figfip cultural > weekly, made ti) & F ac |- Le . & sition in the United States Senute is i dingo what it Iwas to |,. ' f . able end. There will be no radi- formed that the ordinance w 4 POS! ; ' I comm 1 sill abre. BERR ct t Al v al leaslation to \crice distract \p ool once ito PC) Niall well estabtished ant inner gin the folhtl me of [FREE LNT P ¢: or moet the wants ofthe farmer B cal 1egiBI@ULO U entorced. you don t want yout toned. Huving served one term in the , CARG E: toe ca vou fhicced mo positive eure for = . [s . | 60. . . ou aa '> the results are wonderful. I have no back- . . i - hos Piles and and every memb fh' § and the same sound polxmes children to get into the hands of Senate. he wil, if reelected, by reson gche now, ind I feel first class. I can't praise I‘fzcm‘q. Spout h”,HM?“,1]f'ri\-':11i'¢)fq“ Im’niltfzuf‘ryc‘r ‘ - er oI his fam- ' > ? bw + i f Noy + f yhin (Bsciases. Instini rellef, & Eun. R ~» which have charncteriged the ad- keep them at hon & wpof bis experience, be of greater service Cal-cura Solvent, Dr, Kenuedy's new medi- |}), yun w igre po Wo WILLIVMS, 400 Man {{ * 0p ‘t. ¢ WfLAK le t We e ) Keep - ome nlghm to his country in the future thin in the cine, too much.\ All druggists, $1.00. 13:13:11” A \Ikllt‘<Li('. ew York: ll} If you see It you W111 , ministra ons uf -C iniey _c e congratulate the trustees on pitst. Senator Depew is a national fig- . t w' Roosevelt will be continued. taking this wise and beneficent ac.] ure. and the people, regardless of State «-=- want it. There is encouragement for thei|tion.-Hub. lines, are interested in bis career and j, 'The regul { s in the f {fit that the cl , desirous that he be returned to repre “ per ear“: it“. Bubmrtptlnn price Js 81m ames n ata CE CHO 4s sent them in the Senate. His absence year. hut you may secure it at & bar- market closed high and the de- AMERICA AND THE SIMPLE LIFE from the Senate would be, in my judg- aln with your favorite local waekly , mand seemed to be good . The Mr. Dooley has the interesting went. a distinct loss to that body aud 233893”: The Patriot. Both pabers JOH + p . r & i » fe ar AA & & | merchants have COHlplfllDt’d Bome mformatmn that tllt‘ va. Charles to the public at large. and Oyl'de'; {Lrllfel 327111882}! your ’m%°! what of the holiday trade though Wagner was so delighted with \the A VIRILE REPUBLICAN - a 1 it livened up decididly at the last |Simple life\ as he observed it in, Senator Stephen 8° Bikics of v If you will ask the advice of any trusted and ”000000000”... k In: a I . enator ephen B. ins o est e +a gq - ® f, _ moment and will probably average the; United xktates that he is virginia: Senator Depew stunds for trust worthv friend, he will contirm our advice to to have a ticker put in his study] virile Republicanism in the Senate and : ~ + ® F up right. , P . Y thie c l He Ailwars ready d put a little monev iu the hank, and then a \lit- \ The village of Cuba starts in on when he gets home, This agrees , “1:10“; ”i e Is a mull; ready to do tle\ p ay a litte\ in ] e 'C t + . C - k mittle for the party on all great C- Nore. sven a \little money 11 JAnkK 18 * j L, . R + I T ir'o , a s R C h # a much better basis than a year well with Mr. Wagner's state- tions of interest. Able and clogqnent. baad 2. fort and satisfact] ap ys For All 00011810118 C“ a h. ago with two manufacturing con- ment that of all people the Amer- he atwuys commands attention in the great comltrt and satisfaction, and the \httle Bs Secnmd At - A > - I £ * B ® + C i cerns where last year there were ican people most neatly lead \the ?‘j““‘l“i DODUMIV und iflmgl. lwlumlw is almost sure to grow. Plant a in this a k bul. + +. . rienas everywhere and enjoys the con- . g; none. T1118 W1“ contrlbutp htln B11 p16 hft“. WRUCIIUStQ‘r Unlon fidence a \dpa f 4 1s eol. lulllk (1nd sCC lt Q TOW. N S , idence and friendship of all his col- | & more to the naturally good pros- and Advertiser. leagues. He cname to the Senate with $220. & : the year 1905 Let e i national reputstion and has not only Citizens National Bank LOV ERIDGEE & VINGENT f pects for , a <. e f <_ v : POINTEI®K FOR LETTER 0 . PROPRIETORA, © everybody \root\ for prosperity. ybody If you want to be popular as a O [JE A N\ N 17 $ Prom pt savanna at Reasonable N ,- * *> ® (VT US a Cann. og. It will nevercome if all sit in ; 2° you p : the corner and bemoan their mis- letter writer, keep your troubles L. ce Po fortunes. off the point of youflgcypvn. A tale CAPITAL $100,000.00, SURPLI >‘$10,00() 00. , o & --- of woe is never wele And a a'ter all, if you will analyze them carefully you will find that your \troubles\ ave largely imaginary. A cheery, hopeful letter acts on the receipient like a tonic and its good effeet remuins for days. A \blue\ letter is just about wet blanket, Therefore, when you sit down to write a letter forget that there is The Egy ptmn repres Pntutlw to the St,. Louis Exposition says ' that the people of the U. B. are far behind the Egyptians in Api cultural methods. He says the reason they excel is because they have been at it for 1,000 years, while heve farming is still in ats infancy. -z --- J. G. Ha mi'Fton OWN YOUR HOME morose, as ins@pirinp as n We cannot deny the statement SENATOR ELKINS | evpti 'ommissgioner that [such a word as \trouble\ 4 (20 L. p of the I l t | . lreti 2C 13 ~t able in the malntained it, but added to it both us ‘x A full line of only the surface of Agricultural Gictionary .- Bolivar Breeze. a statesman and orator. His wide ex pnflfiibi'ititg has been skimmed perience in public and business itffwirs ' ' in the United States. _ But what] Louis P Puyn is for Bla< 'k for| made him a valuable and useful Sena 4404+ ~ | , , tor from the beginning. He has ren (lOt‘S this mean ? It that, senator, the“'forp the I ATRIOT i8 dered good service to the country, and * ap at t] f . . . + \0 *~ + e\ pps \o *~, H C()ml)ared ‘Vlth other profpsslnns’ [Or Dtlpe“ . LOUIS P‘. Pay“ WAB “0h”: A “WINNIE member of the Com d .......::‘. o'o .::. ....... P .\::.' ¢ Store 0 , ) , a. *W ip * e \seq e*.\ © » Agr culture offers the m-st pro.| turned down bard by Governor| Mitte? “n Chl Hee he aie hen AOC ......‘.o:.o.0..:... .’...'.o;':;.'o.::.0. Geo. H BrOOks \ . . especinlly 'v St: ew M mising field for young men with Roosevelt and has since been en wt)”: min} await: euéfiitlrltgtiislfr 19:12 *4° z... aegiz. Ne brains, snap. training and thought.} deavoriog to get even with the | harbor improvements and the vast All klnds of Fall Stay by the old home, yowng man, president. The people have de-| Commercial and shipping interests of aad mak > f it f monstrated their opinion of (he] (®, In mx Jndgment, his return . “mamas “M ma m make a success of it. if you |. P C| to the Senate would be a good tting buy one of those desirable lots un Rast leave, in 9 cases out of 10, you for the country. the State of New York mum ® take a miner position, while some man with no more ability than you makes a success where you bave failed because of your lack of and the Republican party. Main Street ?_ In'a few years, for the Tobacco andiCing to suit all.ugers of the weed, - THIRTY YEARS IN FRONT RANK Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of lowa: Senator Depew is universally regard- EPILEPSY 00909440040 0008900048 cs4 vv ev . J@C@004 000m M confidence in the future of the : U A. ed throughout the country as one of J most important branch of human Flts and Nerveb CMBd ‘Ef greatest and inoet useful men of bat % G H OL . this generation, and no living man has progress -Agricultcre by a New Treatmant contributed so much to the culture and Cor. Mair & 80.“ s“ 2, e , intellectual - tm , A bill bas been introduced in intellectual progress of the country as Cabs, L T. Stal dled ~ congress allowmfz rural free d». =-- varied preparation for the difficult you could own your own home. I will i #04 liv<ry mail carriers 15 days vaca |*25° Treatmeu; Sent Free By a , ' tion without loss of time. It mt, peciatist. \ loan you the money t i -A- . = O ahuuld ecome a law - -Westfheid a laaivel ToC h pog ) . h build it. Bize epuhb.ican o conclusively prove the great eura- of lots 560 f m , tive powers of bis new, eompiet » ots eet fro 0 ro no question about the treatment for epilepsy. Ata, 100270121511)? . dB dfiep. Gas a . apasms, headsebe, fainting and ur- . be troup ge - «, (lfit‘m of tu ® d- measute _| mnpacions apelia. epileptic virtego, night 'e persen who sa comntned to neg mare or nlwbt terreri dn ebi'dren, bye . . ' teria. nervoganess, st \itua dance arnd of wotk the =o |e - line of work the => Ge vear is not inesani y. Dr Miles will send a $2 56 -q- -pe _‘ cagrse of treatment. raluable advice and and water mains in front. 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