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<-**%*.. ,s \''\\\'.KjSji, uiinPr<iwt((tii!Ml / L*k* H*rmid\ Tupper Lake Mow* C. Boosa. Brii'orseki Pebhsser Psftttsasa vmr Vets**- maiMatf a the Tn BHUfc*tailifa«.a%h*rMt Yasser Lake. I SIJOO PlB YlAB. ttriettr is Advaac*. oatCBiraom, 91.60 a Y«ur Pawn ftl-J. was seVlreasettae wit»s*v-sst ' uHsSies* test S*t QgTHAMM. BMOUmdllSOV stfOUylMsetSiiililst the MM SB S^he Oeple S ISS*. Junction Notes Ctwreli Directory. CftUBCH (NT THE HOLY NAME. Bar. F*.Tnsonnr P. BOIAASD, BJKTOJU at the FoeVrwisf Ueekeetaleef Loerslsst.SoMaekA.af. Oik HMMioPdodK A. If. Suedej Bde*o£Weloek P. M. Bspties*idft»*ela«kP.M. PtmwjnuHiw^, f glrVetesfc P. M. • Ooofessisas HaUiidey aftereeoo and lassa aretj sjaafc day at * o'etook A.M. Ckttfcii Wi*cta*y. KFIBOOFAL CBUBG8. DAT, IMIE pRSsurnsauN CHURCH. Bar. A. W. MASOOOC, PAMML PreaefaJag iwtleas) at 10:4s A. If. riijii •laiin, TTiitaajiTir it t T f TbeUeWAidBooVety meets ths first Wedaeeda- la eeea aaata aiP.M. Plaee to W aexaeuaeed far eaea assetine; a* Hi* A»Afl» MM»«HMr ~- - ^i* ^e^e> as^aamamBSjB' Bsvsa^s^p^nswsaaaj** The Weeaaa's Holt a—I Foreign Mis- ataaery Met*aseataoa tkt third There- day hi tail asseta at S P. M. The asjaiast af the M: \TWafaaofGari.\ —Mr. tad Mrs. Howe Orpin, of Nan- tuelrt, Maseeh*** retoraed borne. Oa their stay they viaited at Syracajsc. —Miss AltesaMsJtiaesm has returned home after speadfcas; sfee» days at Pierce- iald the guest of bar brother. —A supper asrfeerd party will be held la UM rTremeas haV, toaaght (Tlniraday), uadar the. auapaees of the Holy Name sosiety. .,' , ~Mi»JeankWilHams and Mies Flor- esee MoMoasgle, of Bsimaao Lake, •pent today at the Thsssafl Boost the guests of Mn. J. Hurley. —little Dork aad Dough* Sahauble, c< Hnrseehfts. who have been on the aiek Hat with bad colds for tho peat two weeka, ait reported wag agate BIG TUPPER LAKE. CORE YOUR KIDNEYS. • _ J 1- T- •M •aflVN llaf eat P. if. raws*, 7J0 P.M. lheasdey,7:» P.M. yways ^ and Highways P. Gale, of ChfldwolaV vat a ra Wadaeaiay. Petaai, who haa bean •> the New Yojhv State Fair et 8ysrscuse,1s home for vialt* —T. F. Foley, of New York, of the F, If. Cabal Co* attired in towu Thursday ajnaaiaf aad hi looking after the trans* of material to Iitehneld Park of UM eaatle wbieh ie to ba erected in the perk enclosure, the rasters to towa thia week tfethe fbstoeiag: H. W. Downey C. W. Haanaend. of Potodam; R. 8. of NkbohrflkjCbarfea Lang- of. New Torar, H. D. Moniaaod FaBa, Frank Stare and GeMa BeaWfb, of OawagaseVie. nearj flamtta, who haa Been foreman at A. J. BaeaVa haabtr eanrpa near Hone* feWatha paatwiater, anet with a aarkma aaoadeat laat Monday. He waa aaperta- tejajdhwtaakwdiaf of a ikidway of lop ^aW te aoema aaaaaer a iraaaber of the laajhjaJtf^ioaeddowB aad Mi kit hand ejaa aaaffjhft aad the two nakkUe fingera aveea badly broken aad cnaabed. The /a^ajajp) fav one fimfer will hare to be 8emermtaodant Oaear La* on that UM Tapper Lake alpBeyof the Pradential' lawnranobCo^ lain won theeop for the greatoat amount of benteeai done by any aajaneyis the aarUiara dktriet daring the month of Uko gpeeial week iar VkePreadent Drydea, Agent ofthk piae^ladau ageatrf la thediatriet with 32 appBcatione to hk eradlt. Dktriet aupermteaideBt i. A. • Itammerfdt, of Watertown and afent M. /•.Mayan, of Saranae Lake Tiaitedthe local agency Uue week. —Mri G. Sefcaabte, of Hwaiai , waa in town thk week. —Mra. Nemon Dooahae anddaaajhtar Greet, are in' Maloae thia weak. —y ke Waaah Baraejar of Albany ava i yjaBWrar<wrweiB<y| am iieary aauipnt. —Harry. Res wne eaDed to Letpio* Ohio, by the death of hk fOor-yeaiM)kl —Arthur Leary, of mr a gueet at - North Lawrenee, -$&:- —William Trodeau hMgooetoCetakill, NY, to erect a mill for the SanU Clara Lumber Co. —Arebie Marleau haa moved hk famfly to Herkimer. Mrs. Lotus Perry haa pur- chased hkreaidenoe. -Mrt, J. Maffisoo, of 8anta Clara, k spaodingafew days at the home of her parenta, M. Elly. Do Not laakatar Ufa WhenaTuppor Lake OHtsen Swtowa You the Cure. Why will people costuiat to safter the afoaka of kadar? coatplaint, backache, mriaary dkordere, huneveet. beadacbet, laajraor, way allow themeelyee .to be- aoaat caroak iaralkk, wbrn a certain care koaerrd tarat? Daaa's Kidsey Pukiatht remedy to eat, atcaaai itffina to tat Udarre the help taty aatd to prHbcwi tkear work. If fee awve aay. eita oat, of tat ey aap- tenet af Mejarr emaaaas, cawe yoararlf ^h^a^a^a. aW«H^« ^v ajM^'a iev ihantttaia fbswwrL<aW Mrs. W. P. Proeatr, Monk dt*. Tapper Lake, M. Y„ airJeT \We know Irom ex- perieoojrthatDoaji'a Kidney Pflk are a ressedyof sserit* Tker Bare been need by oar rdeUvcs aadbawe CBectedenres in stabborn csees of Udawy troabk. after other itmtdkt hare beea tried without Bueceaa. I arrer fail to recommend Doaa*a Kidney PUk when an opportno. itr this | ^arliakTby^ eV^rs^\ Price 80 crrttsr |Pu«4erJWbgra€c»., B«g»lo, Wew York, sole agenta lor the Ueitad States. Remember the naase—Dbao'a—and take no other. v Bora. ETHOS- At Topper Lake, N. Y., Feb. 1st. A eon to Mr. and Mrs. Precole EtUer. —The sick ones mentioned last are aH on\ the gain. \ ~. —WorkonE.H. Utchndd's cssUest LitchiWd Park will commence tbk week. —Sunday nisjht and Monday was coty Vide red the coldest of the •eason. V/7; —Brainard Lamy cut hk foot quite bed- ry while apthiiH wood one day laitw^ek; j —Arthur Huntington, who has been in the lumber woods with hk team for the past afar, weeka, returned home last week. —Charles Hathaway waa called to Lewie, N.Y., Monday by the death of hk brother Andrew, who passed sway Sunday at three o'clock. —Mrs. J%bn Johnson sod Mies Dora Moody hare gone to Read and Strange Park to help care lor the party which are expected the laat of the week. —It waa a welcome sight to us to see the anew peaker from town and the snow plow from Uteknekl Park the fore part of tho week aa we were almost anownad in. —On Tuesday while Newell Soper and Lewi Lamoy were feliiBf a tree for wood, a limb came down striking Newell on the top of the bead, catting a gash about two inahee loaa> Ha weat to towa for medkal aid aad at the present writing we baweeot learned the extent of the sajery. —Lewi fawny recatred a letter kst weaA asrf m hm surprks ea oejessaskk- asssaf <af amdhsy s amwmv<aamrsw hr av BwseswswfearidflvecaBVti in arwoeiptJbrihe pay of a novelty eoring ksifa. The next day the knife came; it had am extra blade and waa sfineartkk Lewi said he waa almost afraid to open tjmpaekaea, aa he PVH wheal he could be, but, being fully ad- aVeaeed to him, be rnaee the ventoreand now k puaskd to know who he k to thank for so kind and geoeroue a gift and of which he la to well pleased. THiNi TO MAT. to be hoeietT\\ 110 * 8 *«*»* WMU 7 599 and a portrait of f McKiniey. Two Italians r—Jeel lsrjjiiid^wsak^ run-down? Head* aehcT Stomach M onT'—Just a plain caee of lasy. Brer. Burdock Blood Bitters tooeslrrerajxlstOBsacb, promotes digee- tion, puriaaa the blood. John A. ChaInter Tho lucky winner of the lamp in the guessing contest. The candle was lighted on the morn- ing of Friday, January 20th, and burned until Saturday, February 4th, being 147 hours and 44 min- utes. \We offer our congratula- tions. Brown Brother i... ^t -»i ajaawd in tvyfeaj ta extinct bearers, saad mrtaat pose has planted soma oojajaas is Aduxmdack and protected them by outlaws. Now OM of these president *«»* *» daasa •© so to a^smst lasted si nood a farm, and Uie farmer oaa do Taylor, Penn., were found toharellSof •• ahout ft except make a theteno^b theirpoaaeadom, ^ there.^atsU fer o^magea. Ha CounterSatt wtO \ nmw mmtmartfit Hli note has been discovered by officers. It too* the Merchants Nation- al bank of Prowkieooe, R.I., and bean the cheek letter \B\ of the corks af 1KB. V113,- notes4a are believed to be many mors SHAWMUT RUBBERS W* NOT MADE BYATRU! wtwv rOR SALE BY J. H LITTLEFIELD, FAUST.-N. Y. There's Nothing More Important to You Than Your Health. Drink WEST END Famous Sparkling Ales and Lagers, and retain it. Order a case of oar Pilsener Lager—a fine family tonic.When you drink Alee or Lager ask for WEST ENP. The U.S. Sayst DR INK Working f os^rher..,_ _^_ ._ Mr. Trombly haa introduced in the as- sembly a bill that k a counterpart of the one recently introduced by Senator Baaar* son in the »tate senate, provkJmgfor the expenditure of * 1,000,000 for the oon- struction of a trusk bighwsy from New. York to^Rouaes Point, using such ssetione of atate and county roads M are already built aa links in a chain. These two gentlemen, though of differ- ent political faith, are working harmoo- ioudy together for the good of Northern New York, and ahould beeaeended by citkens of all partioj. or - —Soothes itching akin. Ifrak cuts burnt without a scar. Caret pQee, salt rheum, any itching. Doen'a Oint- ment. Your druggkt aelk it. < stroythedamerkin the hare put him out af niMi E-nuss-At Tupper Lake, N. Y., 3d. The infaat-aon of Mr. and Preeuk Ethier. The <ong death list of arts ItlO promises the end of Joy rid tog. The Greek rice conswJ at •! 8. D M Is also a bootblack. oaa Ties coasnl at least who Is Straw far 5*le. I have a quantity of straw wkh to dispose of at R. A* SawjiB, Tupper Lake, Don't Kick at the Cold Weath WEST END Saved from WE EXCEL IN VALUE GIVING. Hundreds of, satisfied customers have already availed themselves of the opportunity to buy high grade Goo^p at a great saving in cash, and we want OTHERS to do likewise. The best is none too good forouriirade. Deatn by Being in Grave. John Gauthier and Wilfred Martett narrowly eacaped death Saturday after- noon. They were in the cemetery dig- ging a grare for the remains of the Po-J lack who was kakd on the N.Y.AO. R. R., at Faust, Friday night. The workmen had encountered a large rock in f\\ •• • 451 1 *•* • the grass and were nhhgH. to use dyna-| ^lOtning, . JilOeg^ ^^anCL^jLUirilll WB S«LL EVERYTHING IN W. A. Donovan, Agt t Tupper Lakc^N. Y, mite to remove it. They had a small quantity of the explosive in the tool house located in the cemetery, and aboutN&fty feet from where they were working. They had started a fire to warm the dynamite and while it was wanmnghad returned to the grave to work. Without warning they heard a terrific report and debris was thrown about the grave and - over their heads. When they crawled put, they at\ once realised what had happened aa the tool house was completely demolished. Tools' and pieces of lumber were found hundreds of feet awhy' from the scene of the explo- sion and many of the implements which were in the tool house have not yet been recovered. The workmen undoubtedly owe their lives to the fact that they were down in the grave working, for, had they been near the building or even above ground near the grave, they mart of a necessity lave met a tragic death. ; Frank Seigd, who ia attending college at Schenectady, made a short call with ak parenk thk week; MEATS AND CROCERIES. Watch us. Trade with us. Read our ads. from week to week, WE SATISFY. M. ELLY; Faust, N. Y. tfr~: „..Dp You Love Fine Jewelry? ..\ '•\-\* Jewelry that is designed by trained artists and made by the most skilful workmen, with set- tings of the finest, or precious stones, with the best gold and platinum mountings? Such is the kind you can get at mostl reasonable prices. C.E-CARROLLs Ivnwjsyr uajteBy ff. 1» All weather will be alike to you if your body and mind is in good condition by liberal use of nourishing food. Ours is the only store in Tupper Lake furnish- ing the Best Western Meats at live and ret live prices. Try us on meats and see if we make good. A. T. Papaw, Opposite Hotel Altamont, Tupper Lake, N. . Opening DeGraff's Dan TOWN HALL, TUPPER LAKE, FRIDAY,FEBRUARY JO, 1911 Children's Class - - 4 to 6 P.M. Adults' - - - 7:30 to 9:30 Public Hop to follow. Music by M. I}. DeGraff, violinwt. * Maljie the School a Succen by Your Presence. Dancing rvill benefit your children, not I only as a good physical culture, but how to ! appear socially AH great carejwjll.ba-14l««n^y4 !^*TOltetiriircnT«*cHng deportment as Well | &s dancing' Yon mar take privnt* dancing leteons by appointment.' Sfj % Call, write or communicate witlf JPHH* HKR. Ann office where all information can b* had. Private Dancing Lessons |L0O. CUUIB I^B. ma SO cents. Admimion to after Dafirc so »n«w t ,uv«, Aumimion in alter I3anc.<> so cents set eoople. f °\ Profepsor DtGnff will be at the Tow* B everr Friday from 2 to S p. m.. to t«*rV* ... TVrmril.oanerleMnn. ] Hall •Un. Make this Resolution for 1911. \That you will not be withqut a Kodak.\ I have them all sizes and price**. J?. J.McCorrnick, Photographer. i Upp. AlUmont. Tupper LakeJS.Y. Property for Sale. The Adbiphiil VailIenco«rjL_Wa»e-^» tta—Freoch TiHiKe^is offered for sale Apply to MCCARTHY Bftos., Topper Lajce. N. Y. l)ec. 30 tl -Cbeapest accident insuraace—Dr. Thomas' EtectiiiTOar Stops the pain and heals the wound. All tfrugejate aeltaltT ...OtUf'JIfl %\ There is a Big bifferen in the way insurance com- panien and apeuts ADJUST their losses. ___ Good companies and goocT agents look aTtef their customers prom pt ly. generously, ( Foor companies are slow and indifferent. This agency does not represent' any but th* best. If you have a loss it will )ie promptly ad- justed, and you won't have to wait a month or inoraBMoTr 'yotr- receive attention. - Lewis M.lrvi SUCCESSOR TO Fr«*4^UN»K fcL East Main Street. . Molone. & Fire, Tornado, Rent, ity, Automobil —\I suffered habitually from COB tion. UJoau'a ReculeU relieved atreagthened the bowel, so that they been \Wlar ever stoee. , g -^A % K. fcToc«r|, Sulphur Sprlnfe, Tex.
