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> 1* ' 3 f i I i i tfa-J * Trades E. H. Potter % I -a i better f present than, a nice lamp? » We have some beauties at prices? that will smfc yon, from 25 ceote to $gS0 *- * Or maybe it is, a ' \•* 7n •f* '•* i see otirs, We Ms© ^ of -* •*• %•• *- * * -*• Copy for SHOULD be received at react: nesstpirffc tMs office not later than nest TUrtrsripy t& ensure appearance in tlfe next issue. ' >y for changes in. standing $&rer- SJIOBM be in by Monday teooffl. Marriage and death notices inserted free/ Card of' f&aix&a and poetry/ & cents a line. Ttcsolwivons of respect, etc. will be charged ior at the rate of dne-half a edrit a irorcl. • OW PEANUTS Senegal, Africa, 3K*I*es ©rer Tons «* %lt*3Qt E*«*y Year— Who* Bccomei fer T,. - JAOTABY 9,. 19 f a&ii iaaay;©thier tMegs t fi. Potted :± Prizes for 125 (loofes Corners-. . 6—The-.cpM weather has tfjd aird It is BOW. etKite pleasant and the. ' Ijjro.. Jtee Joek and soir George re-tamed; &&m visitiag.x:elatiVes:-,m Gam.~ G. of Fi Ms parents^ Mr. and Mrs. D ^ Ms weeE Bev. J. Blanahard is better, enough so Be was able to IioM quarterly meet- ing\ last Saturday and Stmda^. Hiitchins returned to his school in Brandon last Sunday after a week's a l^rge quantity of: wood ft: .. Jpr\ — jJ'ii - TVT^kr-'-T J 1«. _ ipleased t Y. It is V -\' To Oae \ Ifundred a«ii five Cents buying your Groceries at store where you can get '.Mom* Sugar, Tea, Coffee, *<fet Make, Cookies, &e. at idle, lowest possible price. V for a package of White L Alteration Sale. Owing to-tb.efact>tb.atthis store is to be remodeled all goods are parked below actual cost. \ Our show cases, and fixtures Trill also be sold and be replaced, by modern, up-to-date styles. , Watch fox our bill of prices. J. J. FLANAGAN, ON E'PRICE CLOTHING STORE, 1ST. Y. Mrs. Condon and family received of beautiful presents from friends \down east.\ William received a box of cigars, all that was lacking was a match. EarJa PSouthwortk closed here school last week. PANSY. . yoti like pseamis, tie place for you .enesrak A&ieau \ ©lie: 0 those- places that Js $' f hm.oM8em ioflfl in Senegal in ou« more than- 12S>,600\ tong. most of them. But thoa- of tona go also to Holland and The Ifttle- Frencii and Dutcii and Qer- cMidren do not, however, eat p ea- bjF the ton. Indeed, they hardly eat t&ein: at all. THe peanut in t&cse b.e- HlgMed' lands: is, turned into oil instead of -betas' turned into ktiagry ehfMren. Tite only Etiropean country that treats tb* Senegal: peanut witl proper respect i«. Bmglsad., It tals.es lesg- tlian a hun- ;d*e^. toaa out of Senegal but the jatits. fe and- are | also. raia©3 great quantities. . topical Arsbi-aa Nigltts grain, se- Do,.^pn remember the \open se- of.tlie : 40 thieves? POLITE DISMISSAL. West Banger* Jian. 5—Mr. ifSItoa oceupied tiie pul- pit at the Union \enurcfr Ifist Siinday for Mr. Hughes -who is sidk. Mrs. Millton, who accompanied her husband very ably, assisted oar small choir. John Baker who is seriously ill at his home in this place, is no better, and we regret to learn that his recovery is doubt- ful. The Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Mable Berry this -week Friday p. m. The organization of King's Daughters is to 4>e revived in this place. Fred Ad-ams returned to Kingston Saturday. Miss- Jenare Clark returned to Syra- cuse Saturday. \V^hat is this? Preachers and deacons going into Life Insurance! JSfo excuse for anyone ivofc to provide ample condo- lence for their friends in ease of their sudden departure now. Wei. Fatal kiduey and bladder troubles can always be prevented by the use of Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold at Mc^Tann's Phar- macy. M01JU. Sleighing seems to be enjoyed by the young and old alike: their love for social rides never wanes no matter how cold the weather or how hard it snows. l3'A Young, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is .much better now. Clifford Peck has returned home from Manchester, N. H., where he> been em- ployed the last year. Prof, and Mrs. Jump entertained the Card Club New Year's night. Mrs. Joseph White hags returned home from Ogdensburg* where she has been under treatment in the hospital for sev- weeks: her health is much improved. As Six is to Eighty. Advocates of reciprocity witfr Canad* are urging this country to secure the magnificent market\ of-the Dominion. It is, of course, mutually advantageous to cultivate friendly trade relations be- tween neighbors, ancl our people realize that fact as well as anybody. But it must be remembered that the \magnifi- cent market\\ f& not on one side of the border. Canada unquestionable has a great many things which she would like to sell us. On the other hand Canada finds over here a vast array of products such as she wants to buy. A thinly settled region with but 6,000,000 population can hardly be expected, to excel adjoining territory inhabited by 80,000,000 hustlers.—Troy \Times.\ Probably every newspaper editor is frequently confronted with some rumor, stated as a fact, and asked to publish it. WhiWnewspapermenjare always anxious to get hold of all the news they can, rumors are not the kind of material that reliable newspapers can tie to, and when they chance to do it they are liable to do great injustice. There is nothing so valuable to a newspaper man as good judgement of the matter that is permitted in his colums: and let him do the best he may he'is sometimes misled into doing injustice. The conscientious editor de- sires to publish facts and. facts only. He never wishes to shield crime, in any form from exposure, but he; does desire, above everything else, to be l charitable in bis dealing with- the public, and' give the better side of Jife the- preference rather than the opposite. r Human nature- weak, and no one is free from faults, and that t should lead to charity in our feelings toward our fellow men, whether in the capacity of a newspaper \editor or in other life. A VERY CLOSE CALL. T stuck to my engine, although every .joint ached and every nerve was racked with, pain,\ writes 0. W. JBellamy, a lo- comotive fireman, of Burlington Iowa. \Z was weak and pale without any ap- petite and all run down. As I was about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bit- ters, and after taking it, I felt as well as I ever did in my lite.\ Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new hie, strength and vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfaction, guaranteed by M b's Pharmacy. Price §0 cents. «Ou&ii la; WJaat an ISngrlisSa Can?* Holda fei # Kesispaaiioai- of CJex-ls. to Be, The true meaning and effect of Words, \you are required-to resign your appointment in tit© banlc forthwith,\ will--never, w<s hope, hh'irs more tlian a ecolativs' interest for our readers-, feui: Ior the* sake of gratifying natural\'eu-* rlosity- on! th* point, i?t may be worth' Mie to- record;: a Be-eenlj decision; eftSse court of as&eai aa fo t&e constructioktO' be put upon tlie words, says the Bankers' Magazine. In Stephenson vs the Lon- don Joint Stock bank, a clerk had \been found to be concerned in a transaction in suek a way as to meet \with the bank's disapproval, and the- secretary s^Bt him a letter \worded in the manner described, whereupon he 3*nt In his resignation. By the regulations of tlie bank, sub- scribed to by every officer on admission to the service, pensions ar« granted' on a aertain scale, but ao allowance what- ever i3 made to any clerk dismissed from th.« service. Tha clerk in question sued tha bank for his penaon, contending n« had not be«n dismissed, but that fee had resigned. The court of appeal, how»ver, affirming the judgment- of tha court be- low, beld that the letter was a dismissal, id tliat th» use of polite instead of per- emptory language in no way altered the fact—a view whten, commends itself to common sense.. , M0NARCH3 AS PATIENTS. §mmrt»m Traits ot P»t««K«—Wiilia 4. iiatiB£Uis&e<l Servian, doctor who &M kad much «z»eri»ac« with; royal patients «iv«i tone of his impressions ot crowned heads wheat suffering. Emperor William, he says, i$ docile, but has A mania for discussing with hi* doctors and like* to parade all the med- ical knowledge he .has gained through well-known m«dieal books. King Edward VII. is the gentlest pa- tleat imaginable. He obeys without mak- ing the slightest observation. The qu«en of Holland is a very unruly person. 3h« does not -like to have a physician toiwi her, •vea to feel her pulse. The CM* ftoA the nultaa are very dif- ficult patients. The former te highly *ioa*ble and hm» a* instinctive fear «f the most , inoffensive remedy. fetta* miatrwt* hie doctor wd ha BT^^^PBt^^ •BS^^S^Sj^S^SwSViBe^BF J^^W^S^^P^P3a^B^B^S|S> VHW I The tongest canal in the world if that which earteads frosa the froatler of China to St. Petersburg, 4,472 miles. Is. India tncre are 14,000 mile* of canal, Irrig&tfag «,00«,0d« aer«s of in -st . ctey fey discount .system. 10 bai ? s Eeaf S packages Ooeoanut 2 poaiu&ls Maple Leaf Tea 1 poimi ehoiee Baking Powder 3 lbs, Thais. HfmM Duchess 3 lbs. Owls He^cf T&a 22 IBs. Extra Fine Sugar 1 gal. Finey Syr«ap a. full sfei: oi: hoes, Rubbers, Jyeg Wte. Call andi %et special £ V Candj- amounting; tV -twenty ton's a. kit i^sent i& ©use Soldier* ia the,.jPhil- ippines, .to- cure • tfeepL of the liquor and tobacco haMt.; As' they raise lemons there, it is supposed that' the veterans will kn dw ,to- de>wBh»|he- sugar and liquor. atiin'Q;- asMdy'-oi\tit© habits, eJiarac^ ter, and infeentions-cM-the Philippine mos- quito is bejoag-eai-ried' o,n md'er d?\\ -**'•\• Of the^ S'Mara»ev«a'w>i^fen-p-rflsi oil iile v States^. «por|. The many; frfends- ot Gb W. Msuq^&TX,. ^nginaer IL. ; B; &.W..B. ;% r aM pueaejii living in!Jjip?a;,.;Oi^o,;^ilT ; be' id^asedc to- know of his ieeo^ery from threatened kidney disease. Fe writes: \I was cured by using Ifoley's-Kidney Cure, which 1 recommend to all, especially trainmen who are usually similiary afflicted.\ Sold by McMann's Pharmacy. A novelty in colleges is at Valparaiso, Indiana. There are four thousand pupils. The college year is divided into five terms of ten weeks each. There are no holidays. Eecitation hours are front 6.30 a. m. until noon, from 1 until 6 p. m. and 7 until 9. Examinations are held Saturdays, Subjects the most in demand are repeated every term in the year, so that if a student stops out a term to teach school or work on a farm, he can return and go on where he left off. Those whq go the full time attend fifty weeks in a year instead of thirty six, as in most schools. The leading teachers are not cheap men, but get high- er salaries than the average Indiana university professor. CHILDREN POISONED. Many children are poisoned and made nervous, and weak, if riot killed outright, by mothers giving them cough, syrup containing opiates. Foley's? Honey and Tar is a safe and certain remedy for coughs, croup and lung trouble, and _ the only prominent cough medicine that contains- no opiates ox other poisons. Sold afc MbMann's Pharmacy Subscribe for Facts and Fallacies, only DO cents a year. tjjr#e©B3^neralt o£ ihefe£ The soldiers anxiously- await-Ms With the cold weather, an immenee number of idle and vicious persons have flocked into Chicago, causing a iearlul amount of crime and disorder. The Chief of Police has already discovered fifteen hundred of them and is determin- ed to drive them, from the city. They will be brought before the police courts if found within the boundaries after the first week in January. A LIFE AT STAKE. If you but knew the splended merit of Foley's Honey and Tar you would never \be without it. A dose or two wiH. prevent an attack of pnenmonisi or la grippe. It may save your life. Sold at McMann's Phnrmaey. Thnce-a-Week World and Pacts and Fallacies for $1.2,5. Four Track -News and Facts and Fallacies lor 90 cents. Pollution oi the water supply was the cause of the typhoid fever epidemic in Butler, Pa. in a population of 18,000 there were 1,270 cases and 56 death's. WONDERFUL NERVE. la displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental Cuts, 'Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff joints. But there's no need for it. Buck- len's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's fche bestJ3alve on eaithfor Piles, too. 25c, at McMann's Pharmacy. Mi. K.:' 13liB._.. SLMMMM^' Ex.' Sun-; Ext Sun. Lv Tupper Lake 6 ij a. m. 2 IO p. JTU\ <&• 30--a-.,m, \• .Sfpto CJaia. Kt ; Su Reg-is Falls. 7. ,53 \• 3,53. . *• 4$ \ Dickinson Ctr. S' tn \ ii u \ Moiia. \Helena '! Nysmdo ','Gomwall \ Finch Ar Ottawa so 42 . 8 48 856 9 3? 3 39- 3-S3-. 4: OI 4 33 4S 4 \5 1 4 59 \ 5 35 \ ID 05 \ 10 37 p . tn, 10 46 \ 1054 !* 11 42 \ 10 50 a. in. 6 45 p. m. Southbound. Lv Ottawa 7 40 a. m. 5 30 p. xn. 4° 15 23 \ 73 o \ 7 55 \ S>5 \ Finch \Coi-nwall \ Nyando \ Helena \ Aloira 6 00 a. m 7 33 \ ' is 20 \ 8 50 \ 8 57 \ 10 os \ 10 4S '• n 12 \ \ Tuppcr La.ke rsr 10 p. xn. JO 20 p. m. I ro p. m. Connections at Moira for all \points North and South. G..H. PHJIXIPS^ General Pass. Agt, Ottawa, Cat. S 50 \ 923 \ 9 31 \ 9 37 \ 10 00 \ \ Dick'scn Ctr, 10 20 \ \ StKe^is Falls 1028 \ S23 \ Santn Clara 10 45s \ - 1 \ 8 39 \ THE RUTLAND RAI1R0AD CO, On and atter Oct. ntli, 1903 and until further notice, trains will leave RiuShton daily, exeept Sunday, as to Hows • GOING EAST. 7 38 £5.M.—Express, for all stations connecting at Albuigh with Fast Express trainf>4ar all points south and east; Pullman Parlor cais Alburgh to Troy and Albany to JSTew York and Burlington to Boston via Rutland with out uiange and coaches Alburgh to Tioy and Bui ling-ton to Boston. Con- nects atMalone with N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. for all points south. At Rouses Point with. D. & H. C. Co. for Plattsburgh. 12 14 P. M.— Local, for Cherubusco and intermed- iate stations. 6 OS P\. iW.—Mail, stopping at all stations audcon- nectinjr at Alburg-h with night expiess for Troy and New \ orJt also Boston and all New England points. Pullman sleeping cms, Albuigji to New York and to Boston via Rutland with- out change. Train connects at Malone with 3ST. Y. R. F. D. PATRONS. Those of our subscribers who live on RuialFree Delivery Routes and desire their paper delivered by the Carrier, should notify us of the Post Office and dumber of the Route to which their mail must be sent. BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. My Building Lot just north of the Christian parsonage on. Delancey Ave. is for sale: enquire of Belle Russell, Brushton. OP £ offer for sale on easy terms my stoxe and Residence situated on the north side of Washington St., Brushton, N. Y. For further information apply at premises. P. K. McOULLOUGH. 36tf * Brushton, N. Y. AtRouses Pt. with D. & H. C. Co , o __. Tins train stops twenty minutes at Malone for supper. GOING WEST. 8 54 A. JM.— Mail, stopping at all stations. Ar- rive at Ogdensbuig 1 10 \45 a. in.,-connecting at Moira with N. Y. & O. R. for Tupper Lake. At Norwood with N. Y. C, & H. R. R, R. for all points south and west, and at Ogdensburg with ferry for Fres- cott, whei e connection is made with through express trains for the west. 4 \33 P. M.—Local, for Ogdensburg and intermed- iate stations. Arrives Ogdensburg 6:2£ p. m. 10.37 P.M.—Express, for Ogdensburg and inter- mediate stations. Arrive at Norwood 11:26 p. m. Ogden&burg 12:25 a. m. Trains leave Ogdensburg for Brushton at 6:00 a tn., 10\oo a.m., 4 - jop. m. JJS-TICKETS to all points-east and west on sale at Ticket Office. GEO. T. JARVIS, C. A. NJMMO, Vice Pres't and Gen'l M'gr. General Pass. Agt, Rutland, Vt TIC^!. PURSUANT I T O AN\ ORDER of Hon. Samuel A. Beraan, Surrogate o the county of Franklin, and according to thu statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given to all persons haying claims against John M. Washburn, late of Brushton in said County, deceased,\that they are required to present the same, with the vouchers theieqf, to th undersigned administrator at his residence in Bangor m said County, -on or before the 8th day o February next. Dated July 27th, 1903, HERBERT L. WASHBURN, Admr. A. W. Sheals, At 'y for Adm'r, JBmshton.N. Y. ivrOTICE, -J-^i of Hon. Specialist'itf lenses for the eye, -will be at the parlors of the Brushton House, Friday Jan. 15, 1903, and at NichoJs House, Brasher Falls, Jan. 14 and every sis weeks thereafter. Examin- ations free! Work guaranteed. Come and have your eyes correctly fitted for glasses. -PURSUANT TO AN ORiDER oir Hon. Samuel A. Beman, Surrogate of the County of Franklin, and according to th< statute in such case made and provided, notice 1 hereby giVen to all persons having claims against Martha M. Wlnpple, late of Moira, in said county, deceased, that they are required.to ^xhibjtthe same with the vouchers thereof, to the -undersigned, thi executors, at residence of J. S, Hill in town of Mon; in said county, on or before the 9th day of Ma\ ne-vt. Dated November 4th, 1903. JOHN S. HILL LANSING DONALDSON. Executors A, TV. Sheals, At yfor Executors. 1 haTe just received- another lot of jSfew Shirt Waists and Separate SMrts and can jshow jon ,, the nieest line ever shown m a town of this /size, * Ve ask your inspection. 1 W. B. Royce, TT xaal Sale During this Month. few quotations to show the Great ms we are offering all along\ om? complete and varied line for Cash. 30 cent kind, Hand Lamps, at 15 cents. 50 cent Mnd, Hand Lamps, at 30 cents. 70 cent Mnd, \Stand Lamps, at 45 «ents. $1.00 kind, Stand Lamps, af 60 cents. These lamps are complete, \v ±tli plain and many colored founts, chimneys, shades, and globes. Many other articles offered at marked down prices at The Big Cash Emporium, * W. S. Lawrence Co., (of course} N.Y. State of GoKaeetient Office of the INSURANCE COMMISSIONER. SEECBMBBB lltlii 1903. GON E Trxncr GENEEAIJ LIFE INS. OQ. HABTPORP. Gentlemen:— I take pleasure in handing you. a copy of therreport of niy Actuary in the examination of your company which \was concluded on the 11th of August last. The examination disclosed a condition, both financially and otherwise, Tyhiclumust be gratifying to you as it certainly is to me. The Department's valuation of your assets over your OTKQ. is nearly $27,000 while your liabilities are found-to be less than your own £°Tires by about $1,000. Bespectfully-yours, TfiGEBOJT UPSQK, Commissioner. J. K. DULLEA, General Agent, Maione, N. Y. Highest Cash Prices Paid, for FXJB. it Just received a car load of choice Eating which. w& will sell ciieap for O A. o JfcL. Moira, N. Y. DOMESTIC TROUBLES. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic rupture*- occasionally* but these can be lessened by having Dr. Sing's New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great worlc in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve yon, but cure. 25c, at McMann's Pharmacy. Pn»umon!« fot1*w« La Grtppo Hut nmvmr fallows th» »«« of andTar \RTOTXCJE-— PURSUANT TO Aft ORDER of Hon. Samuel A. Bfiman, Surrogate of the County of Ftanjdm, and according- to the statute in * such, case made and provided, nptice is hereby ( grven to all persons having claims against Abner 1 A Wade, Lite of Ft. Covin^ton, in said county, de- [ ceased, tliatlheyare required to exhibit the same, with the voiichers- thereof, to the undersigned, ad- ministrators at then residence in village of Brush- Ion, in said county, on or before the 25th day of Junejiext. Dated December 10th, 1903. SARA3I M WADE S. VIRGILLIA STJEENBERGE A. W. Sheals, Att'y foi Administrators Brushton, N. Y. Golds*. Prevents tPawmmia It stops the Cough and heals the lungs. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption, ME. Q. VACHSB, of 157 Os«ood St., Chicago, wjrites: \My wifo had la grippe and ii left her bad coagb. OB. li«r 1UD»S, wM«fc Logs Wanted We de&ixe to purchase all kinds of hard and soft wobd logs to be delivered at our mill this winter. Good prices will be paid. CCM&ER BROS. Of Brusbton, If. T. NEARLY i ^,ooo,odo WALTHAM WATCHES vow in use 'We have a large assortment^of WALTHAM Watches in GoM, GolcJ. Filled, Silver and Nickel Case* 1 ) Li. Schneider, Jeweler Bru'sMoTr ? - 1ST, T. kets West Full information in relation to rates eto#- may l>e had on. application to ' GEO. W. HAEEIS, Agent, Brnshton, H. X. io buy a postal card and send to Th.e ISesw- York TrfBune Farmer, New York Gi^y, for a free specimen copy. The New York Tribune Farmer is & National Ulusfcrated Agricultural Weekly for Farmers and their families, and every issue contains matter instructive and entertaining to every member of the family. The price is $1.00 per year, but if you like it you can secure it with, your own local newspaper, Facts and .Fallacies, at a bargain. Both papers one year only SO eentsj Send your order -and money to. Facts 100 Envelopes printed witii your name and address in the corner for 25 cents at this office* we' the envelopes, any ordinary If to be sent by maa. add 8 cents fior postage. i / I?. 5~ - -<•-*
