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.•nufe a zzz- I,, i •mumwmmimmrwr \ l F^ I*** W*HMIir%., , . ((**-«*—*!^* ' v-v*** •W:\ frfSiiA THE PLATTSBURGH, REPUBLICAN- FRIDAY, NONTMni-R 10, ION, **£ PAGE THREE my 2nd Of bo at rtm» iUl fin- al tlio Ul'O nil- «r- »«e, Slll- !tD riv- lay Mil' at> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 » » ) > ^llSlsi DR -» TALKS jPROPOSITIONS day afternoon mid evonlng Nov is\ The commute* roquet,, ail Hume w , 0 Jiavo mitv'MiUom for IJ,|„ Tajc to kindly s«,tl Ha.no lo the homo of Ml £ fe\ mno »\ r ^ *o»*v| \Twentieth Century Sodom, ^\ Revised\ is His Theme. STAR THEATRE WATCH COUNT n TO THE WOMEN ARE BOTH LOST CLOSED DOWN CALANDM The Store at 73 Bridge Street will be open this week, for the sale of Fruit, Groceries Tobacco, confectionery & etc. Our line is first class in every Way reasonable prices. Give us a trial. A. Mohsur \ONE CENT AWORD\ Is All a Little Want Ad Will Cost You. ti Milk\ Common Council Won't Vote, Restaurant to Occupy Prein- Dept, of Justice WiH Frustrate Tk Original M,I,,,I M,ik ^ggitijiiiy^ NmurUhlng Pig-allbl* -**•***«< W* The powder dlaaotve* Jn wMef. N#»«l« no cooking- K*4p U am bmtM* Malted =•» Tobacco Tags, Soap Wrap- pfers, Mother's Oats Certifi- cates, Etc., Exchanged for Dewey Stamps at 44 Margaret St. Pittsburgh, N. Y* DR. J. F. BAILEY Sorgeon Dentist, OSICe aad BMUMiMi 1S1 Ma*. gw«t Stmt Phona SDI-B RECENT HOTEL 1M4 I. lITii ST. HoUlaadGril _ jroianu* nil * *. IfcmmKi . % L. Uttta* PrearMnft Hill* * Davla, CHMU MtjUklnftan Wan** t«Jf*tati» Ffaatai Talk. Mi SMmlfM aa* R^earttof «•>**«»• a»M| t SUM MIMIO M •varyihlni In Mualaal MaraHan/la*. PHaaa ttia iawaat laay If tfaalratf. 014 In. UkM In part Wrlta tr phana MMM )%••, •#. 73 •linton •k, PlaMilMirffi, N. Y. •feaaa, IM-Mf, PARKHURST ft TAYLOR CrNMral Iafonam And/Baal Efttftta Areata 75 CLINTON iT. THE ARCAW Bwlaaaa Mart Laaok Sarrai arary «ay Crop It to & lata pa*, tie* aatar^te. §. h BHABDOU, Flap* Clinton §t VOT1C1 TO lf^TEB COITfDMSBi. Harlif rac«ire4 tk« vatar ataau. meat f»r Iba alty ot Plattaaurgh foi> tha quarter aading flaptaaikar it, 1M, aotica la karaby a1r«a tkat U« nndaralfa*4 will tttaai at kU aflaa In tp thaatra lulldUf, aaraar Caart aa4 kUrioo atraati, vitk ati4 roll far thirty #ayi front tha (lata haraof, (Buacaya »ud lagal kaUdars ezoapt- ad), from »'aa o'eloak ia tka fore- noon until threa a'elock la tka affar- nepa aid fraas aataa natil nlaa o'clock an Saturday ar«nlata la tuck thirty daya, to rauolya «nta no aa- «eRB«d, iritkaut fae, percentage or tn- . tereat thereon. On »H reiit« unpaid after the ex- piration of eaid thirty dayi two per cant faei will b* oollected on ail rente raaMlnhig onpald after elxty daya froni the data hereof, intereet at the rat« of one pn tsantmn par wtHttSU WiH ba collected from the e«- plration «f eatd alrty daya. DataAi Plattatorat, N. T., Oetobaf Httv JMI. JAMBS A, Kr»*.TtON, \^ostorday wa« a ff oi>«l day at (lie Fancrmielc A goodly number of wo- men gathci'wl at :i o'clock to lionc tlio addroofl on \A Wonlan'o Greatest En- emy,\ Dr. Hoes said that a womaii'M peolpBl encjny l« stn In alJ Its varied °.'!!H,1' I\ tlle matting Dr, RCOH Hpolco of w Phe Twentieth Century Sodom, Ho- vJ«od\ to ovor 900 women 'I'lie glrlB of thp Normal BOJIOOI mot at tlio Ba|i- Uet church, and front In a body to the I'flJbeniacle. I n addition to the HOII« florvlco In Iho ovenln-g Mrs, Roes and Mr«, Thompuon sane a dltet, which was very effective, A car full of i>oople from Jay attended the evening Bervlce at the Tabernacle, Thlo meant a 82- mllo trip, Hovv mojiy in Plattshumli are aodnxlolis to go to the tiwseUngo? Hv.rMom To Mimntn Although Doctor Heos used the flame text and some of tho same stroeta and avonue», yet his addreas still was very different from tho one he gave to men Stmday afternoon, Iii- »te«d of profanity etfeot he used In his address to tho womon \Gossiping street/' and startled tho audience by requesting all who lived oh this street to mtttrtd that ho might know how irtuch ought to bo said about this par- ticular sin, aftd when hono aroso ho suggested that while they might not live on this street they would occas- ionally In tho afternoon ot evening going out for a walk and chooso to Spohd some time on this streot. Gos- siping, ho declared, was the ability to seo things as they are. not, and then ad- vertlit* what they assumed to hove seen, declaring that there was'no man or woroai of any prominence in the city whose future could not be made very different and embarrassing by creating a wrong lmpreialon regard- ing them by gossiping, Lifo is a struggle; none of us ar e o n a holiday, It is a battle at best to live In this world. We do not heed people to say Unkind, Uncharitable things about one another, but more of sympathy and prayer. Many a woman would hat* been saved from ruin if he r ow n sister had only been more charitable aid sympathetic and CUrlstianiike. \Brethren if a man be overtaken In a faUlt, ye which are spiritual, re- store such an one In the spirit of meekness; considering thyself, lest thou also be tempted, Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfill th e law of Christ,\ in .the name of tho best interests of your city, your churches* and your homes, let Us as k God to forgive us for our miserable gossiping, and hereafter keep us ab- solutely from Its miserable street. Advice to Mothers With reference to the aln of Im- morality, he gave both to mothers and daughters some moat practical ad- vice. To mothers ha said: ''Know Where your daughters 'spend Iheiu, time, and with whom they keep com- pany, and do not assume because It is your daughter that ther« is no dan- ger, for this sin has robbed all class- es, and sometimes feels Its way into oUr best homes. Education, money, position and even church membership is no guarantee against its encroach- ments. Make companions of your daughters, explaining to tbem the mystery of life. By this companion- ship and Intelligent Instruction keep them from failing. Keep them from promenading the streets at night, and from poorly lighted parks, and enter- tainments that keep them out late at night, and above all from the promis- cuous public ball. Do not be So anxious about your daughter's choos- ing Some employment in store or fac- tory life that may be fraught with temptation and danger thai would not come to her-If she were a domes- tic in some well regulated family.\ Advice to Girls Td the young ladles he said: \Keep your own counsel when traveling, ob- tain information only from those in uniform, and then watch and pray lest you enter into temptation. Guard at every cost the keen, clear, pure edge of your modesty. Give every man to understand that you are a lady. In tho modesty of your attire and your bearing create an atmos- phere of dignity and purity beyond which men will not presume to pen- etrate. Some women have few temp- tations; to others they como like the rolling of the eea. Much of this is determined by the woman herself. It is estimated that out of the three hundred thousand erring women In this country, whose average lives are only Ave years, that one-half of the number at least ha've been snared, sometimes bought and sold to this life of shame, I cannot understand how a young woman, born in a borne of purity, should go out into the life of which the Bible says, \Their feet take hold on hell.\ Moro difllcult in- deOd is it t o understand how one who assumes the sacred vows of the brid- al altar should so soon forget, and what could I say if in this audience there are those who have forgotten the purity of mother, and the stand- ards Of the church, Oh, let me say to you that if you desire a better life, whatever others may have said or done God loves you and longs to set you free, and is declaring for you to- night that wonderful statement with the emphasis of the centuries, \Him that cometh unto Me I will in no wise cast out.\ \Seek ye the Lord while Be may b e found.\ Tonight's Pfognun. To night will be a great night at tho Tabernacle. All tho Sunday schools Will meet in their respective charches, and march in a body to the Talbernaole. Some noise will be made on the way, enough to let everybody know what is happening. The street parade will occur at 7:30. The schoola are asked to meet at 7 sharp, \Four College Chums\ will he Dr. Rees' sub- Don't forget the Sunday services, There Will be a big union meeting Sunday morning at the Tabornacle, the first morning service yet held Money From Depleted Funds ises Occupied by \Movie\ Any Attempt to \Steal\ H ouse Stat cs t'i tifvMk, MnlMrJ fctuln <**uin.-t In F ff *'l«r, !•'• i l\fi>'H. invafUH a'i'l K\wfr>([ r thil'trtm. Pur« nutrition,upbuilding th» wiiolo hmiy. Iiiv)i,'\ta<»3 imuliJd mutliers, and lh<( <»ged. Th« Original Pood-Drink for nil mfr*> More «0Urtiihln«f it M t*», eoff«», »tc. In Jha liofn», or«» *(o«ul» «IMICW*». Sutwtliutia «o«l YQV 9em« Prkm Both the proposlllons on which Hie Holland Urns p> •*!»• **\\-\ <-f 'L, taxpayers volwl at Urn clcciloit on Ht,u ' Ihealre nave :«ii.l <h,.n i,,i ,. ,,r Tiiowllty Wfiro ioHt. ,lbn UieatH' to 1'nl.^m.. .,i S,. Tho vote was cunvaH^i by the C'oin. .^J* r ( ,\.f i\' \' ' \\ , man Council last night arid it was- ,^i „nin ' found to be an follows: iwuamnm. \\ l l.iii ' 'Mi l *.<••. ' ' lur ,> -.1 <>I, |>i • i'I in, i i|i l n I., i 1 'ti li ,ll I 'HI i in.I M i i li, 'in il ii'ii , tin , in ii riii\ ii ll \\ ' l \' ' ''\ - < in Hi. ,1, ,...i i„i, HI PI in 'I.-. II M'li f i in i 11 i v piii in, » i •l' i . ,,l, ..t i • •in, ,| n.In, x Hi, . si mot sn \ i >• M II I. HI •• If i|i, •<!• ,|<i, \.'inn i inn • uin'ii mn ,u'n nbk or dl/iabied, Proposition No. 1. For, 207; AmUmt, 380; lilank, 1!12, Proposition No. 2, For, 229; Against, 32«; Blank, J7fi, Tim first proposition was! Shall the sum of twenly-fivo thou- sand dollars (f2G,000) bo raised by water bonds for the protection, puriil- cation, improvement, and enlargement of the water supply? The second proposition was : Shall tho sum of seven thousand Ave hundred dollars ($7,500) bo raised by tax for tlio payment of overdrafts in certain funds, which amount, If au- thorized, shall be distributed among the funds overdrawn and for current expenses? At the hieetlng of tho City Council last night the aldermen would not rote any money from funds in which there are at present no money. Those are tho Street and Sewer; Water; i'o- lico and Fire Funds, Routine business took up tlio rest of the time of the session of the Coun- cil, ^ SENT TO GIRLS _SCH00l On the complaint of Humane Officer Hennessey, Geneva Maurice, aged 16 years, was brought before Judge Shed- den yesterday morning charged with violation of Section 486 of the Penal Code. The girl Is committed to the N. y. State training school for girls, Hudson, N, Y„ she being found to be a Juvenile delinquent. The MaUrice girl, whose home is In Brooklyn, N, Y„ was found several days since in the qompdny of several men at the Rex cafe. South Peru street. She being Intoxicated and un- able to give a good account of hoi- Self, Officer Hennessey took her in custody for appearance In the Justice Court. ' WILL ENQUIRE INTO VAGRANT GIRL'S CASE On the complaint of Humane officer Hennessey, Flossie ^bare, aged 10 years, appeared before Judge Hhedden In City Court yesterday morning, charged with violation of Section 887 of the Penal Code. Tho girl Is charg- ed with being a vagrant, she being without visible means of support and being unable to give a good account ot herself. Sentence wa s suspended to enquire into the case. » . .. Will, 158PECT THE woman's BELIEF COUPS On Tuesday, Nov, 14, Mrs. E. Fish of Saratoga, Asst Department Inspector for the Woman's Relief Corps will bo In Piattsburgh to Inspect Walter H. Benedict Woman's Relief CorpB No, 1120. The J . S. Stone Woman's Relief Corps of Saranac will attend in a body. Every member is requested to he present, EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR Try this! Brash Sage Tea and Snl. phur Compound through your hair, taking ono strand at a time m «d'i l i 'in iii'i'i'M With lite closing nf iJu- diuux i,f Hn I,|\ 1( | U J ,,. l h Utctttro after Hie slum In .i IM-IK n,n ,,, (lll ,,, (t ,\ liotisc ended lis mrei'r m a |H<UII, -n,,. „,,|, r .. «,.,,. ,.„,II. .I i,. \ti,„,„-\ house. As HOOII lis 111.' 1 'i|nl|ini(iil mn ,,,,„,-„, ,,,,,.,„, | , ) . l . J ,„ ll ,Hv. fimli I. bo removed the m<w |in.|.n,.i., lfl mt i lllkr|I ll(ll . t „ ,„, , lM „„. ,,,,, , ,,, begin the wol'k nf i.'iii...l..|iim; ih« |,. urll ,, ,, | u<l l ,| li( , „„, ,|, „„,„„, „, Imildliiff lo traiisforin li lino a I.HI.IU w . t| ,. h ,,„, ,,„,,,„ ,,.,„„„„, i,,,,,,,,!,,,, „i rant, of JiiHtlro nlllclnlH fiidl ciiili'Uti' |U'.11 The Star Theatre wna I'IHUIIIIHIIMI r\iiu; Hn< iii-p Iwul l'fi>n I<H-IVMI m on Nov, 1, J007 and foi Ihc (UIMI nm.. (•(inmic-nilit.l 1-i'jmiin limn stuff nf' years htm enjoyed a HIUI-I-MMI'III himi- v \u\n. itess rts a moving picture (beam Duinioii flil.r i'l»l>uu«ti of fin. mi ,)tim<3s P, ilollllllll of llolliind liw.- «-ns onli'lnl In Hpliml hi i flitlii iiiiuf said last illgut thai the Mini IhoroiiBli- nvcr Mliiiit'i.nia iiitni(-«Hui«*l>* ly appreciated Iho pftlroimift' cxientli'l sinillar OIIICIM with reipiTt to t'/Ut- to llie house dui'lng Its yeat'H of c<- fornia were t( IcKiajiIicil to Hir san lulonce, Frniiclfli-o srcti't «v ,,vl( '\ l ,l||l, «\ Mr, Holland states that the fiitur** iiolh luiri-uim WPI-O uuiin.iUcii m plans of the Holland Jims. rpgaidiiiB'pwotif In as tiitiuj speciitl HKI-III^ n* tho promotion of the show pmiliiwin were not-i'Bsary. wore indefinite. Ho HIUII that for the present they wore retiring. •0^^s^i On sitJo to-dtty, Ijiiltc Trout, Had- dock, Steak Cod, Halibut and iluliluit Steak; also Fancy Soled Oysters lit iVlcdauloy's Public Market, LIKE DUCKS\ IT K,HE SAYS FIERCE STRUGGLE f IN ROUMANIA Invaderi Driven Out at One Point Progress at Another Mi il'i H »i'Ml I null', i-»t» ti;i>M ltd fiiifi,''* Mm. i |i,i Piiilir fnf vm mi'l V\'ir 'tmlly' 1 s>»u >-.i\.. i 'en' .i tulin^ Hi\ t'tll ili«' Hi t nf f|t<' monrh? II III) Hil l |.;iv till' I\\ fill 1 I. Ill * \ uil | p;tv Mil' rent ' \ will knp vnur Iinmo ami limit oii<'« 'ugefher? If n m iiuiimt iit',ui> a few dollars now for lnaurattru ilOH will von KI'I alinit, Winn vniir incntno n'rips? III 111': HUE If 't'liitf nwr thirt) Umu-iaiid ttccliloiitrt happen tvery day In Ul* I'tiilr-tl Htulcil alone. That everyJtcidy will lie slrk some time. That joii nitty he next. \ That tlio (treat tiwieni ('aflitalty ft)., of N. Y. pays Tweaty'lfr* dnliiifs per week for twenty-nix weeks for any iwceldent or aidfi tiesH, without any resti'iftlons as to cause, kind or tioWplicatliOriil,. That said company pnvs from Two Hundred to Seven Thousand i'Hvo Hundred tlollarw for lorn ot life, sight or lltobit, also special fhnorgoncy rollef, Hospital benotlt, and Burial exponse, \ That claims are selUetl every thirty days. \ That the entire cost Is only $1(1.00 per year. for specimen policies, application blanks, and full particulars) or information regarding Haute, write, 'phone, call or see I H. L, POQ0BTT, Aft*.** t ' 41 Bridge 8t, ^ Plattsbarah, N, Y\ London, Nov. 1.0,—Whllo tho RUHBO- Houniiinlan army In the OobrudJn JUKI ,.,.,, , . ., forced back an iltlvauced tlptaeliniei;! \This election re.-jlt reminds mo of ,>f pipui M ra hall Von Mitckctizftrti atl Incldont that occurred some yearn ago when I was <mt duck hunting on the hike with i. well-known Platte- • | nva ders, Getioral Von Falkenhayn's burgher\ said an equally well known PlattsbUrgber who was wtttchlug tlio election return* flashed ort tho serpen by the Rcpubllctin last night. \Yes do continued, \wo wore hunt- ing ducks and all of a sudden up Jump- ed one of the hlrds. fly. nrmy, recaipturlng the town of IUIBO- va, which had been set on fire by Mte AiistiD-Gertmtn forces, striking at lion - niiinlu from tho north, have pressed sixteen miles Into Reumnnlan territory They have captured tho village of Slrtlu southeast' of Rotheiithi'rm PUSH. HPlzIng also the nurroundlng heights Both of us lo.ii |t i 8 tills sector that Von Falkenhayn Is making his greatest efforts to cut That duck Is mine'said tho other, i| 10 railway to Bucharest, fni'jw, as we rowed over to the spot; Mennwhllo Rimslnn and Hnumahlan w ere the duck had fallen. Ho was autacks at numerous points on the positive that it was his \Well We started to reload our guns and what do you think ho found—there were no shelly in his gun. \Yes thie election and the extrava- gant claim*, of some papers on the morning after eloctlon, and of one Northern New York papor In portieulai remind me very much of thart duck hunting incident.\ north and northeastern frontier were repulsed to tlu< German war office statement. PRES. GETS CAL. AND NORTH DAKOTA CHARGED WITH THEFT Wbon you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, becauso It's done so naturally, so evenly, Preparing this mixture, though, at homo Is mussy and trouble- some. Fo r 60 cents you can buy at any drug store the ready-to-use prep- aration, improved by tho addition of other Ingredients, called \ Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound.\ You Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at n tlmo, By morning all gray hair dis- appears, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. Gray, faded hair, though no dis- grace, Is a sign of old ago, and as we all doelre a youthful and attractive ap- pearance, get busy at once with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound and look years younger. This ready- to-use preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite and not a medicine, II Is not intended for tho cure, mitigation or prevontion of disease, (Continued from pago l.) rpl'pt of 'ho full unofficial returns. John B Stanehflt'ld bits bPen ream >>_. _-._ i f d by the Pcmoerntle National Com ON GOVT. RESERVATION \\''^ * safeguard th- Wtlson in.,,- _____ i e-Bt when the Itcpiihllcan attack i» do- llHi'fod, • H(S was In freitueni communl- On tho complaint of John Dixon,,cation with the Domociutir iblot's to Ed. Dressott was chargod yesterday :a«y and a ixmiiileto line of defend- wa.-i beforo U. S. Commlssloiier Oilllland drawn nil with larceny on Government reserva- rii,, Republican .Hirule-try. tion, Tho prisoner, who Is accused of T lu> Repuliliran nh.iuxv IM to <on stealing planking off the Post grounds, i BlH t of a , 1)9oUlt 0 „fusal to cnnceile was takon In custody by Deputy Mar- Lllat Wilson has carried Hi,' wavering !?^L ^ aimes Murray, In defanlt of ignites needed to make up his c..l.'..ial $1,000 ball, for IIIB appearance Salur- ',. 0 lleKe and to file rontest.i when vet «mn at i ft- '\• 0I '° Comml8Bi01 \\ 1 ': sufficient basis Tor tliem can be f.m..| Oilllland. lo Rive them standing In eon it Win . ' the Republicans talk bravely of win- ANIfHAL 8AT,K, I)HC. 5 •, th.-y propose |o do there wan n Ren Election .Is over, and the next dalc'crnl air of gloom In their lie;nl.|unn. i . of Importance is December Gth. The After the late retnrm from fallfo'ii... place Is tho Y. M. ('. A. The occasion ninny of the nun lilgh up in Hu tho Annual Sate, glvon by the Wo- 1-Tughe« eontiells eonreded Miat on \ WANTED Seed Beans man's League of tho Physlcan's Hon pital, by a linn! lint'le .-m ilo-v ntein the Wilson tide. Imp. PERSONALS —Wm. Broder, of Champlaln, was in town yesterday. —Walter liegeman, of this city. spent Sundny In Ilemnilngford, P y —Dr. Geo. A. Lynch baa returned t\ Westport after spending election dav In PlaUsburgh. —Miss Ina Boyce, of Mooers, speiii the first of the week In town. —Mr. Chas. lOdwards, «f Montreal, was a business caller In town Tin . day laBt. HE STILL CLAIMS M FOR WILSON .N.-w V.IIK . N. n I-. I .]ul| n, „ |,, « if in) i llilm of \ss , I n int.tl i ,,li v f, i Wilson\ haul i ha.im in M i.\in.k. 'h* Huh I 111!; r i: ii, iliuyl,' \U l \ I 'iiiliii,), i .illfi.ii.l.i . i.l il, i)i il l I n i n WUii 'I, i< i|i , ' ,' , i , ' .,. -J. I. Olllvelti, of Montreal, HP« i i ,,,, „, );l i-ul l ili.iHi' al\l ' III, vi an ( v. li I.u | . A.il Mi [ I ikii' i there, Tho building should bo packed to the doors, Tho men's mass meeting will occur at 3 in tho afternoon, and all men are invited, Dr Roes will speak on \Some Reasons Found in PPJattaburgh Why More Men Are Not Christians.' It <wll bo Interesting f-oro start to finish, because it is local in Its application. Specal music at this service, On Sunday evening Dr. Roes wljl speak on \Where Shall I Spend Etern- ity?\ Talk about the meetings; work for the meetings, and com* yourself, election day at his home In town —Miss B. Kennedy, of Foil K. u' has been visiting friends In the <n> - Bi rlha HoiMi-y, daughter of Mt ami Mrs. Orvls llnlssv, who iiiiilervv m an operation for uppenili.tilx on Mmiil.n Is getting along iileclj — Mr. and Mrs, I, A Super ami MK> Kenneth of Suranae, passed thrmmli this city lust nlRlit en route in I'ln a delphla, Pa, t.> spend the wn u-r v, r h theJr daughtei. \li.i Km I K' ipi' Mr. Ben Tnrrnr I. In .n d l.i»t al^bt to bis Immr in Los An •••leii, i xi . after visiting u-laiivi'S lit I 1 ':, eliy f\i the pant Week --Master <'!uirl. H tflaeki ,|c eelebrii' ed bis eighth liiilhdiiy V .-iln. -s.ln>. n. vltlng (hn e \f bis f i nd'< in •< i -Air. and Mti «'li. * vlsHed ll.eir COUHIU Mrs Mary I'r y ort t'om-h si last Week, lii'Ing on ,elr W.'.ldtiiK u 11, to Wontreit! Mr, (' I: '-in i tvlll .-in. r'nin Royal riiiiri \f • . Aim i ui'h ,n I,. , home, .VI Ultra • Si. Fndav eveii'm, Nov. In. .1 up, VI' M VS S. « M, '. } ,il, i ' ''I I n . • i . II. I ,II^ .i < i, , ' ' • . - * ll.ilnp- t.n , I' | I i \ Mllllie .'' I I'l • .1 I . ',, I ml 'li . [in 11 ^.l\ • - 1 v ; , v • V\ lo •.\\ .n :, , ' i ' . .i . .'iv «' \V l l .,,, , ,i I , . • i ,i I IV I IN ll lOMlllill 1 * I —'I Mlvs HI \ III •Ah. n \'. i h ill,, u ' ll,. •' t y 'i T XWAX AND GREEN POD VARIETIES. SUBMIT; % SAMPLES-ALSO RED AND WHITE KIDNEY, PEA,' | YELLOW EYE AND OTHER VARIETIES. Y HIGHEST PRICES PAID IB00MH0WER GROCERY COMPANY? Tel. 257 PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. »t* •*• *J* *J» »t* *•• •*•• *^* *•* \C» ••• ^* *J* ••* •••*•• ••• •5* *5^ •••*C**3»V «5* *5»- •ja-aga^ A SENTRY ON GUARD »v»r yonr property • sanrry that •ever tUca* o« ialj tsar* what a Ire Uuur&ao* twltey Is, It it la irmwa up br ui We r«pre**n{ M»« *f th< otdaat, ttru«£»tft »ni laatirtuta* wompAnl*« U Ik* world. BMI »f »»rvtc»4 B'uirtBteea tn all bm»c>h»s .>f lujiiiran.« ?J GUIIORD k HAPGOOD •4 KAxatKJrT nun rLA'ntBttttu, JI. t, - u \J-ri ' t Ul l Mi The re^i.'.i mn Ui.ir r,f il,,. \\., ^ man's llo.i and I'.iii-lv'n M' cmai) Mnim ,| Soelely vvil, In I'ltsijionei! uiilil fni''..-i l'i|.; „i nntli-e Till U . II ItV NOlIt I t\ « l\l 1,1 11 , , '• 'l 11 M • sale fo d.tv, T„lke Trout Had do, . Steak Cu.l, 11 ililnii ami Il.ilii'Ui S k; aim) Kant v ;-'c!t ei Ovsler.t fti,'''' 1,1 '' M Mauley's Pnt.llr Marknt 'l». I.I \ONE CENT A WORD\ • ' Is All a Little Want Ad Will'' '\ Cost You. t! I ' .• I '||,'. •nil 'I a.v \ .ile In i.,'- )', I llll'Mll I r, ,| I \'. ! \ ...IU l V > . ' I, \HOW MUCH DO YOU USE YOUR RANI?\ Do you use it otilv us a place to deposit your fundi axitl lo hf-cure uct imimuttation? Wc like »ur clieats not diilv to avail 11 if nisei VM of our regular banking wrvn r, Im! lo i,r<»k thr atIvu <* ol our officers when- fVfr ihc in i aM<m an.sts. Wc like our clients: to kri«w u> well, in l.ii t to i all mi us at other tunc* than whtin ((•qiiiiiig otiliudiv liuiiking fatihtif*., heoaubc Mich in- tuititi if* !ia]ufiillv reveal new and utiMi&pected oppor- ttiiutii'N for u-s U) t>c of service. THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of PlaUsburgh. Roht. H. Guibord, Pres. John W Guibord, Cashier % F'
