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-g Was: ever Canfmemra; up to LINE of any LARRA- finished them to- mmmse heater. daily & M11 is often Macadam. a, 4 E! SBF to our many customers and fnends who have enabled us to make this year(1904) our @ P -_ BANNER business year in Cuba: We solicit a continuance of yaqaur patronage, as we shall endeavor to give the BEST VALUES for the least .- M nub-mu...- moneywn all lines of goods we carry. * + The Leading 7 E. MAIN STREET, Yours for trade, F. ROBIE, Clothier Men's Ourfitter CUBA, N., Y. and STORE OPEN MONDAY. WEDKESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, 0p ’ ‘ . “EAL ESTATE ssc > FARM FOR RENT Inqaire of L. E. Dayton, Cuba. Dec2214. FOR RENT-House age barn one and one fourth miles from Cuba willage; ~ cheap,. Grant Ingalls. Dec. 8tf J'C u \ \the. 4, - FOR SALE OR TO RENT--Very desir- mablo residence in first class condition. «; Good barn and largo garden. - Rasy terms Call or address \ A,\ Patriot cffice. Sep. Itt. FOR SALE-At a bargain, house in good repair and large garden. Inquire of Mre. A. P. Bishop. it M“ ave --» FARM FOR oALk‘ beAP—J’l acres fine land, lays good, rich soil, gocd water air buildings, aplendid location 1g mile from Nile on main road has R. F. D. Address Horace Strait, Salida, Colorado, or see Frank Stillman, Nile, N.Y. U. | Miscellaneous . FOK SAL goods at M. A. Cofraps, Church atroct. Dec. 2212 LOST-A ladies' gold watch with black “tab, béaring the initials C. P. W. Find- er wili please leave at the Kinuey house. ubn, N Y. } D40. 22 ~ NOTICE. —-Buzz wood owners. I have ngnaollue engine and a buzz saw and will bozz wood this winter at atout one half. what you bave formerly paid for such work Grant Ingalis. Dec. Sif y- \If any poor girl is in trouble. needmg advice, friendship or help, write or call en Major Minoie Weber, at Salvation * Army Home for young women, 69 Cot- W kept on hand for immediate use.' 7 Do not stay tago at, Bnfialo, N. Y. tt away If without money.\ FIVE DOLLARS a waek to a compe- - tent girl to do general housework; $3.50 without Washing. Apply to Mrs. C. A Ackerly, Cubs, N. Y. Dec. 16if Beware of Counterfeits. \ \DeWitve is the only genuine Witch Haxol Salve\ writes J. L. Tucker, of Centr6, Als. \I huve used it in my 'family for Piles, Cate and Barns for years and can recommend it to be the best Salve on the market. Every fami- Iymhonld keep it, as it is an invaluable 1101190110“! remedy, and should always be Mre. M514»! Gage, of North Bush, N. Y., says: \Ehad a fever sere on my ankle for Mum that the doctors could not cm. All saiysese aad blood remedies proved worthieas. I conld not waik for ort two years. Finally I was persuad - odiottyDerlt’s Witch Hazel Salve, vim: has completely cured ma. It is a wo’bciartnl relief.\ DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saira cures without leaving a scar. ow by A. A. Lawrence. so YEARS' - EXPERIENCE A CZAR'S PLEFORM UKASE Assures Zemstvos of Fullest Possibie Self-Government. Japanese Cruiser Squadron - Double Murder and Suicide-Official Vote For Electors-Patterson Jury Dis: agreed - Electric Power on West Shore-Daisy Leiter a Countess. An imperial ukase issued on Mon- day by Emperor Nicholas makes de- cidedly liberal promises under a num- ber of heads. It promises a full and equitable. enforcement of existing laws, assures the zemstvos of the full- est possible measure of self-govern- ment, and the enforcement of the iaws now existing in their behalf; promul- gates a seheme of workman's insur- ance; extends the liberty of the press and promises a full legal trial of all persons accused. M. Wiite seems again to be high in the favor of the emperor, and is al- most a daily visitor at Tsarskoe-Selo. There seems to be no cvidence of a cossation of the agitation in different parts of the countiy in favor of liberal reforms. The situation is most acute in Moscow, where the university is closed and the students and the ped agogic und other socicties are in a constant state of ferment. Among those comnetent to expresq an opinion, the ukase is considered to be a document the ultimate value of which depends largely upon thelmter- pretation given hy the various com- mittces as tn the measure of Hberty which it is possible to grant under the various heads named. It has not met the fullest wishes of the Liberals, but on the other hand It is regarded by the reactionaries as promising entire- ly too much in the direction of lib- eral reforms. Japanese Cruising Squadron. It is said that four Japanese cruis- ers und 12 torpedo bonts are proceed- ing west from Singapore. It is not believed. bhnwever, that such a small squadron can have been sent out by Japan with anv idea of engaging in offensive operations, but it is regard- ed more probable that it will aim to watch the two detachments of the Ringian fleet which are exnected soon to Ainifte near Madagascar. t is generally believed that Vice Arilmiral Rojestvensky intends to es- tablish a naval coaling base on some sronl! island between Madagascar and the Phillippines, and that the Japa- nese ernising squadron bopes to indi- cate the rendezvous for Vice Admiral Togo. Information. » Jap Fleet Ready at Day's Notice. Telegraphing from Tokio, Japan, the war correspondent of the London Daiiv Express says he learns that in | the event of Admiral Kamimura (who is reported to bave gone south with a squadron of powerful cruisers) no tifying it of the approach of the Rus- sian second Pacific squadron the whole Japanese fleet which has been operating at Port Artkur will be ready to proceed south on a day's notice to Dinners For the Poor. 1 With pennies, riickels, dimes and quartor« patient'y collected at sir-93d corners and elsewhere during the past morth the Salvation Army fed the poor in New York Christmas day. During the morning 5.039 fan:flies were |enked aftér and in the eveniug the bomcle©s men and women and the nenshovse were given a warm - and a«1hstan'tial Christmas dinner at the Grapd Contral Palace. Deatr of Mrs. Nellie Dent Sharp. Mrs Nellie Dent Sharn. widow of Major Alexander Sharp. TU. S. A , and cdister of the late Mre T. 8 Grant, died in Washinginn She was the mother of Commander Aleraoder Sharp, U. S. K . Mrs J 8. Pettih, wife of Colonel J. 4. Pettit; Mra I. B. Pennett wife of Captain J. BR. Bennett and Mrs D. E. mofm. wife wen of them: were semen, ‘ days imprisonment, two to 80 days . give battle | 'mp%rln . £ Nolsa, {U and 11 were acquitted. Le Howard-Leitsr Wedding. f At her home in Washington Miss Marguerite Hyde (Daisy) Leiter, the youngest daughter of the late Levi %. Leiter of Chicago, was married at noon Monday to Henry Molyneux Pa- get Howard, the 19th Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, c Bronqh of Promise. Jizggston - Don t you believe that talk is plump. A friend of mine had to pay $5,000 for four words. Jagzson-Great heavens! What wore they? Jiggson- you marry me?\-Chieago Jour- nal. C oO DIFFERENCE . No distinction is made as to the kv d 0; Piles uart Dr. Leoubardt's He u Ro d cares. The r ames Internal, External), Bice'- ing. Blind, Itching, Suppurating, etc, are simply rames of the different through which every case w.ll pas«s if it continues lovg enough. Piles ara cused by congestion or atag nation of in the lower bowel, and it takes an interna) remedy to remove the canse. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid is & tablet taken internally. C It is a permanent cure and no casa of Piles has ever been fount it failed to cara. Money back If it Hoes. A guarantee with every pickage. Price $1.00 at any drogaists, or Dr. Leon- hardt Co, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Ham Po' in sold io Cuba at Albert A Lawrereo's drog store. - -.- cn ine ___. ~~ 4 - Trace Youar Family Tree. A pleasunt pastime -- literally - for those who have no more pressing du- ties and wish to get outside their en- vironment at least in thought will open up before her who begins to mount a family tree. 'I'r wing one's genealogy may become-probably will become-- a matter of absorbing nmuseiment Ahd | «uttention, for it entails A thread gath- ered up here, dropped there, a letter to write, ir book to read, a register to consult. To the self absorbed, the de- spondent, the listless, one may recom- mend this diversion as certain to suit even rather morbid conditions of tem- perament und yet as certain to gently foreo the mind away from itself to oth- |. er porsous thd things in opening up a | wider and widaor fleld of reflection. acne sie Opportunities for Young Men and Men of all Vocations and Occupations, Any Erie Railroac agout will ba glad to furnish yon either by mailor st any Erie Railroad station, literature per- taining to the west, Borth west, and southwest, with rates so low that any one can take advantage of sn h oppor- tubhtties. as are offered, and tha Erie Ruilronad.. with its enperior facilities, has @very conventence and b st con- nections. If yon contemplatea trip any who'e, communicate with H. T. Jueger, (General Agent, Passenger department. 809 Mair street, Buffalo, N. Y., who will cheerfully give you detail information, together with maps and time tables Dec. 2216. woe nicco mec ede @a c n- skates. A fall line of boy's and girl's skates for sate at C. A. Gee's. Worst of All Experiences., Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will bo your last? Euch was the experience of Mrs. S. hn. Newton, Dacatur, Ala.\ For three years\ she writes, \I endured insofferable pain from indigestion, stomach and towel trouble. - l eath - seemed - inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was induced to try Electrio Bitters and the result was mirgcalous, E improved at once aod now I am com- pletely recovered. For Liver, Kidnes, Stomach and Bowel troubles Kileciric Bitters i= the only madicine. Only 50c. Itis guarantee! by A. A. Lawrence, Druggist. = A Daily and a Weekly. The Baffato Contier and the PATRIOT for $3 per yoar. All the news of the world and the home news for the price of a chesp dally. You can hardly find a home without its Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Parents know what it does for children: breats Cherry Pectoral up a cold in a single night, wards off bronchitis, prevents pneumonia. - Physicians ad- vise parents to keep it on hand. f “flan s cough medicine mwomey ca; lug in; WWW}. mem | Inman Fre- sas rif Arse 9 Absolutely Pu re HAS HO SUBSTITUTE m 0900000046060 “i CUBA CHURCH DIRECTORY. innnonqmwm 60646 0 FRESBYTEIIAN CHURCH. Lord's supper will be serv d at 10:30. Preaching at 'at 3 p. m. Christisn Eadeavor at 6;15. No service in the evening. _ Startling Evidence Fresh testimony in great quantitide is constantly comirg tu, declaring Dr. King's Naw Discovery fot Consumption, Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A recent expression from T. J. MéRarland Bentcrvitle, Va. serves as example. He writes: \I had Bronchitis for theee years and doctored all the time withont teeing benefited. Then I began taking \Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few bettles wholly cured me.\ Fqually effective in coring ad Loovg and 'Threat trcubles, Coosumption, Ppenmonia and Grip. Guaraure-d by A. A. Lawrence, Droggist. Trial bottles free, regular sizs 50c, and $100. @ - be # WWimmena --- MASCULINE VANITY Men Who Stop to Admire Themselves In Show Windows, “Speaking of the trifling affuirs of life,\ said a clerk in one of the hig stores, \I'm not so sure that men are so much when you come to comprre them with women, they pre- tend to rise superior on occasions. I've a notion that human naiture is about the sume in both séxes, after all, aud it crops up in some way. You know there's u theory that a woman couldn't puss it inlirror without giving a glance at herself if she were on her way to reseue her only child from a burning accident. \It may not always be vanity, of course. Porhaps it's force of habit. Well, youd be surprised at the num- ber of mon who have that same habit. I'm hore at a counter in front, where 1 cun see some things, and it's better thin a poor play to watch the farces at thit big show window. They afe men's faces I'm talking about. The light strikes that window so that it makes a protty goog looking glass of it, and I'm truthful when 1 tell you that it holds up as.many bes as it does shes in the course of a day. The only difference is that the woman makes no bones of what she's doing. She'll give a twirl to her front hair and a pull to her vell and make sure that her: hat and nose ure on straight, and she doesn't care whether passersby are on to her game or not. But the wan plays off. Me wants you to suppose that it's the display of goodt? that's caught him. Yes, it is, I guess not. He's wrapped up in velvets at $1 a yard and in silks cheap at 76 cents. be is. You can tell from where I stand that he doesn't see a thing that's in that window except his own beautiful reflecti He'll study the effect of his scarf and his gloves, and then he'll look lower down, where there are no goods, and step out a little %o get the cut of his trousers nnd shoes. And very often he'll put on that 'look pleas- ant' expression the photographer asks you. to wear that makes a driveling idiot of you in the picture. There is no great baru in it provided the men are In no great hurry and have nothing better to do. but when I hear them loftily discussing mirrors in connection with their wives I have to smile to my- self.\ -Providence Journal. Kimberley Siege Babies. During Lord Roberts' tour in South Africa be chanced to be in Kimbetiey on his seventy-second birthday, and the people of that city presente! him with a pair of diamonds. One of the \glege babies, a boy of four years made the presentation speech. During the siege of Kimberley by the Boers about fifty babies were borgir ~ftenl Roberts bad his photograph taken in the midst of the \slege babies\ on the steps of the town hall Most of the \siege baliites\ bear names recalling the war. Thus., while \French.\ \Methuen '-Babs\ ard \Kekewich\ were used,. \Rhodes\ was even feore frequently usel. and bave béen mot popular of all. Mental Decision. The that we dao nx know low ty make np i oor migds, aml often the fact is that we bave pot given our minds to the thought Shat -equires us to determ aba‘ut it. Whys is it the misfit)!“ um Reductlons of “5 to 50 per cent. in our Second Flea- f partments. It's near the end of our selling season, b 1g: just the height of your wearing season. é Assortments very good and the prices will make it an oblect for you ta purchase NOW. -=<€MILLINERY AT 1-2 PRICE. Odds and Ends from the Xmas R‘u; You can pick up many a good days while the broken assortments, etc., from Xma bemg closed out. <e > FUR COATS? We have just 13 FUR COATS to close at a stlkmg» Jtlon NOW. Ask to see them. x” \.‘° \!6fi a...“ 01... bargain for the next Stayt Now Is The Time at your own price. Before taking our inventory we wish to dispose.of all the stock possible. Chestnut, e Egg, - Grate. THE COLD WEATHER FUEL . Phelps & Sibley Compan Cuba, New York. ~VWiegp\ seceins thn ' First National with the mt of us is ~ and open an account check in a husfnese-ltke way. rott never had bwetfore ¥ ou can rent a hoy. per year. Then you can par your bi It will give you a flb‘fiifltfi‘]? Safe, for o Many pdbpie all of them act time to carry out a resolution is now. | down to the
