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tt’MH (:>U)VEKBV1LLB BAII j Y I^BADKB, y w r iH M Y , 1)E(113MBI0U »t, u m tiarlock Cash Grocer- Holland Herring in 10 lb. pails only.TOc Buckwheat Flour, per saclc ............ 70c Ketchup, per gal.................................50c 4 Ib. pack. Gold Dugt ...................... 20c 3 P. None Such Mince . ...................25c 3 large cans Boston Baited Beans.. .25c 3 Qts, Cranberries . ................. 25c California Ham, per lb ................. . .09c 2 pack. Maple Flake ........................25c Pettijbhh’s Brealefast Food ............. 10c Honeysuclcle Tomatoes, per can .. .lOc Y C h u rch S t. .f^hqne 2189. T h e F ir s t a n d G reatest # J t C R I F i q £ S A t £ WERGOATS IsloyersyUle wiU see tl]ic' year of t W . JFor th « n e x t lO days W5e w m sell th e rc- m a m 4 e r o f 'o u r stock of o v e rcoats. j R c m a m h e r t l ^ i s |3oint, w e do a s w e advertise. In a n h o n e s t w a y . M o n ey is one th in g a n d oveixoats a n o ther. W e w a n t th e one b u t ^ v e p len ty ol tf i i other, so w e a re going to m a k e a ch a n g e be fore w e inventory. T h i s sale w i l l la s t 10 d a y s only. Be o n hand. S e c u re y o u r s h a ir e ^ i stump ’WIIH EVERY PURCHASE. i. d o t e M els, Carpets Etc. .24S o . MdnStf. Agents for Desbecker-Block Tailoring Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Two Store*: GiOversvHle, N. Y. . Rochester, N. Y. “TEKO\ The Best Butter Made. In 1 lb. Square Prints. Only 2 8 c ***• R.YE FLOUR.—Fresh |\ f | Ground, per sack-- ■ v II Havemeyer’s & £lde]i!''f fIpe Granulated Sugar, 4 3-4c ib. Will deliver with other goods. Evaporated Cream In 1 lb. cans. Makes a cup o f Coffeie taste just right, i f | better than milk, can-- ■ 1 1 | Borst CASH GROCER 8 C h u r c h St., G loversville, N. Y. Glen Phone 2145. liocal R ecord The D«lly Leader huatnecG office I* oonnroted with both the Hudwn River and Glen Telephone lino*. . 8. Dept. Agricultural Weather Bu> reau—Yoaterday'a Weather. Temperature. Temperature. 1901 u n uoa uos a. m ....2 0 10 Max ,...3 4 21 p. m . .. .32 21 Min ... .17 1 p. m ....2 8 13 Mean. ..25 11 Prevailing wind, W, Snow, % in. Temp, at 12 m, to-day, 1 TO OUR PATRONS. To-morrow, January 1, 1904, the bus iness of The Daily Leader newspaper and job printing plant will pass into the hands of the corporation to be known as Collins & Combes Publish ing Co. The business of the old firm must be settled at once in order to ef fect the transfer properly, and il therefore requested that all persons owing the old firm, settle their ao eonnts before January 10, 1904, and all persons holding accounts against Col lins & Combes will please render their accounts- at once. COLLIN'S & COMBES. LOCAL BRIEFS. ; George Smith has returned from Syr- American express office will isemblyman-Blect Prank C. Wood in Albany to-da American e noon to-mo ring its m will not issi oyal Tempe:rance the W. C. T. U. rooms, I let,' at 4 p. m. Friday. Refresh- dll be sei’ved. t issue a paper to-mor- The Loyal Tempe Legion will iheet in the W. C. T. U. rooms. No. 6 Hlm s trer\ ’-*- ^ -- are invited NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTIES, There will be three lartiesarties thishis i t New Year’s eve p t evening: Prof. Dolan’s dancing school at Mills hall; the Delta Gamma Society at~ Masonic hall, and a Gammi party under the management of number of well known young men the newew Odd Fellows’ellows’ 1all. \ n Odd F h M ee t in g of grocers . * A ^delegation of eight members the Gloversville Grocers’ association attended the meeting of the Amster dam association last night, at which State President Wilkie and Editor Charles Thorp of the Retail Grocers’ Advocate, were present. An invita tion, extended by the Gloversville as- i, to attend a banquet to be B accept- d b it u a r y . Mrs. Elizabeth Cole. Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, aged 71 years, an old and much respected resident of this city, died at an early hour this morning, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Howland, No. 41 Chui She is survived Hand q Bacchus of WilUanisport, Pa. The fur eral will be held Saturday at 2 p. n from the hdtae of her daughter, Mrs Horatio Claus, No. 10 Fremont street. Rev. T. G. Thompson, D. D„ officiating. Interment at Johnstown. BOARD OF HEALTH. A regular meeting of the board of health was held last evening. There was hut little business transacted out side of the regular routine. A com plaint was received regarding the un sanitary condition of property on Grand street, which was referred to the inspector. Plumbers’ licenses for the year of 1904 were issued to M. J. Kavanaugh, W. J. Bray, A. Treher, Jr., and M. C. Tredway. The bills of the monthly pay roll were audited and or dered paid. IMPROVED TROLLEY SERVICE. Change of Schedule of Limited Cars on Inter-urban Line. sing ms Akin. Beginning at the same time an improved evening service is to t e pro vided for points between Amsterdam and Johnstown, as the lim iteds’t avnig Amsterdam at 8:40 and 9:40 p. in. will make stops at all local stations be tween the two cities. Car No. 49, leav ing Amsterdam at 8:40, will stop at Akin at 8:52, Tribes Hill lower cross ing a t 8:57, Tribes Hill school house at 8:58, Browers at 9:01 and Sulphur Springs Junction at 9:07. Car No. 51, leaving Amsterdam at 9:40, will stop as follows: Akin, 9:52, Tribes Hill lower crossing 9:57, Tribes Hili .school house 9:58, Browers 10:01 and Sulphur ^I'Vj’.lg junction 10:07. Two games basket hall1 ternoon for one admissic Two gam ternoon foj 1 to-morrow af- Two games basket ball1 admissic 1 to-morrow af- See the BVoWnies at First M. E. church to-night. Two games basket ball to-morrow af ternoon for one admission. Matinee, Darling, 3 p. m. to-morrow. Two games basket ball to-morrow af ternoon for one admission. Dinner at the ’ear’s day will b( Matinee, Darling, 3 p. m. to-morrow. Ispoilant Action Taken By the Bonn! at the Fiaal Session lo-Bay— Toll Gate Will Soon Be , Abolished. The Pulton county board of super visors concluded the work of the ses sion of 1903 to-day,'the final adjourn ment being taken this afternoon. • One of the last official acts of the hoard was in point of interest to the general public, the most important of the entire session, it being decided to purchase the Cayadutta plank read be tween this city- and Johnstown and abolish the old toll gate which for years has been a source of annoyance all travelers. 'he action is the result of the great public clamor against the plank road for a long time past, and the news will be received with much satisfaction by citizens in general, and especially those residing in the two cities. A tim el y DISCOVERY. Officer Sperber’s Prompt Action Prob ably Prevented a Large Fire Last The timely discovery of an incipient blaze in the rear of one of the stores in the center of the city at an early hour this morning, by Oflicer Louis Sperber, probably prevented a confla gration in which considerable property might have been destroyed. Prom all appearances, the dangerous practice of emptying hot ashes was responsible for the little damage that was dtme, and should he another warning that people can not be too careful where the hot cinders from their ash pans are d« As the officer was examining the doors of the business places in' the ueu- ter of the city, he discovered a hoard fence in the rear of the Furheck block on North Main street burning quite briskly. An attempt to extinguish the blaze with the loose snow nearby was the fire subdued building, where he aroused Chief Max- son. Fireman William Cady was sent to the place vrith a chemical extinguish- a er, in company with the officer, and all at traces of the blaze were disposed of. Upon investigation i t was found that a quantity of live coals had been dump ed in an ash barrel near the fence and after burning through the barrel the fence became ignited and was in a fair way to communicate to the adjoining buildings. • NEW YEAR’S BASKET BALL. 1903 P I 5HE Year just closing, 1903, has been the most remarkable in unin- J|[ terrupted success of our entire career. With feelings of sincere appreciation we acknowledge the loya! assistance and constant confidence of the purchasing public of Qlovers- ville and vicinity for making it so. \Ve therefore extend to the people the compliments of the season— A Happy New Year! W M ^ m w ^tflTTnrpr E THAT SAVES YOU MOH|l Two Games Scheduled for Mills Hall To-Morrow Afternoon. There will be two basket ball games in Mills hall to-morrow afternoon for one admission. The prelimiary game game ivill he between Co. G. of Glov ersville and the Adelphi .second team. The line up for the first game is as fol- Co. G. Position. Adelphi. Johnson^......................................Frank Right Forward. Van A u k e n ........................... H. Lehman Left Forward. F in k e l ........................................ Harrison Centre. B o rst ................................................... Fry Right Guard. G raff ............................................. Thayer The big game will follow the prelim inary closely. The line up: Little Falls H. S. Adelphi. S tark .............................................. Mudge Left Forward. Gowen ........................................... Black Right Forward. M iller..............................................Eaton W right .................................... H. Abbott Right Guard. Schell .................................... W. Abbott Left Guard. The second game will probably be a jry fast one, as the Little Falls team comes here with a great reputation as basketball tossers. Their ability to push the pigskin has been proved by tbeir numerous victories over some fast teams. The Adelphls are hopeful and believe their ability to put the pig skin in the suspended fish net will be equally as good, if not superior to the High School. Basketball is becoming more and more interesting and will probably become one of the greatest games of the century. The first game will be called at promptly 3:30. BROADALBIN MASONS Entertain District Deputy Grand Mas ter Fitoh and Guests from This City. .ling the official visit of Right 'Wor shipful J. H. Fitch, district deputy grand master of the 19th district, to Kennyetto lodge. No. 599, F. & A. M. There were a large number of out of town guests present and the session as a most interesting one. At the inclusion of the business a banquet was held in. the lodge rooms and all of the delicacies of the season were served in fine style, to which the diners did full justice. At the conclusion of the meal, toasts were in order. Among the speakers were Nelson C. Lasher, Charles W. Muddle and Frank Patten of this city. mes basket ball to-morrow af- 'o games basket ball )on for one admissioi to-morrow af- 1904 Slippers! Slippers! Slippers! Bis assortment for MEN. WOMEM, MISSES, BOYS and CHIL DREN. WILLARD, 21 N. MalnSL. young man MISSING. Frank Curley of Amsterdam Has Been Gone Since Christmas. ___ ing from home sihee Christmas eve, and his father, brother and two sisters, with whom he lived, are much icerned over his absence. Curley 3 a youth of temperate habits and never before remained away from home for so long a period. On Christ mas day he went to Schenectady with a party of Amsterdam friends and that is the last heard of. him. The par ties with whom he journeyed to Sche nectady lost track of him in that city and have not seen him 'since. Author ities in Schenectady, Albany, Troy and Cohoes have'been notified of the case and requested to apprehend him if New Year’s day mat. at the Darling. Huyler’s goods just received. Buy a box for a New Year’s gift. J. Papayan- akos. ' Matinee, Darling, 3 p. m. to-morrotv. Your New Year’s dinner will not be complete unless you buy your vegeta bles of the Greeks’. New Year’s day mat. at the Darling. Matinee, Darling, 3 p. m. to-morrow. Matinee, Darling, 3 p. m. to-morrow. Watch Stopped. Bring it» here t»o be repair ed. We do all kinds o f W atch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing a t a very reasonable price. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A. D- N o rton, Jew e ler, G loversville, N. Y. Diaries! Standard . and Excelsior. Daily Reminders and Calendar Pads. ALVORD 61 North Nam Street. Phone 2096. J ipA SPECIAL DRIVE. J ^ L Men’s Extra ^ $ High Cut % # 4-Buckle Arctics. \J ^ W arranted-The Best Pare C u m - 1st Quality. $ $ 00 ^ (Were $2.50) J Bell Shoe Co., J SACKHEIM <1^ A 8-10 W. Fulton Street. - Olpvers\dlle, N. Y. w Thanking Yon All For Your Liberal Patronage- We Wish Yon A Happy New Year. H. A. Dillon, ' Diamond Merchant and Jeweler.
