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§ <•?- * + J * HK I * SEE SOME OE OUE 2 pkgs. Fettajohn's Food. %$& 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts - .25 2 pkgs. PillsbTiTy's Vitos .3-5 2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat .25 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat .25 \ 3 cans Tomatoes - .25 3 cans Salmon - .35 3 cans Peas - -25 6 lbs. Prunes - -25 6 lbs. Eice - - .25 8 lbs. Soda - - 35 12 bars Aeorn Soap - -25 We also have a full line of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Etc. E. H. Potter • *• * facts * mi * f allies * 0 death notices-inserted free. Caid,. of -thasks and poetrf & cents a line. Hesolutions of respect, etc. will be charged for at the rate of one-half a cent a word. SATURDAY, - - JULY 23, 1904 CORRESPONDENCE. I g To close out the balance of my large stock of Millinery I will apply the knife and deep cuts will be made from now to the end of the season. Coine at once before the assortment is broken. Also orders taken for ready made Suits, Skirts and Waists at Mrs.M. A. Qoinn's Oookg Corners. July 20th—Bev. Perry, of Warren C&., was in town Wednesday selling monu- mental work: he sold a grave stone to Mrs. Emma Prue. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hull visited at Mrs. Delia Soutnworth's last Sunday, also Mrs. Levi Brown and son, of North Ban- £C or - • Blueberries are getting ripe and are quite plentiful: Amos Merritt and son. expect to go south blueberry ing soon. Fred Johnson, of North. Bangor, was transacting business here Monday. Mrs. F. A. .Southworth visited friends in Sicerry and Brandon the last of last week. Mrs. Bliehael Mahar entertained her sisters, Mrs. Williams, of Montreal, and Bliss McPherson, of Bochester, a few clays last week. Monday and Tuesday were the two hottest days that we have had this sum- mer. Help in. this vicinity is very scarce just now and farmers are paying as high as two dollars a day for men in haying. C. H. Wilson still continues to carry a good line of groceries, which makes it very convenient these hurrying times. Mrs. O. 'Merritt is again having a very serious time with her eyes. PANSY. The August Woman's Home Compan-' ion contains features for everybody. '• \The Wonders of Modern Bridge-Build-. ing\ is \a popular article that reads like Sfietion. \House-Boating on ILake St. Olair\ is a vacation feature. In *'Which is the Beautiful Sex?'' Henry T.- Finek advances.the theory that men are more beautiful than women. Edward A. Steiner,. Tolstoy's biographer, tells of a. pilgrimage to his home. The Rev. Francis E. Clark, D. D., writes of Christ- ian Endeavor. The fiction is not second- in prominence to feature. There are? short stories by Mrs. Spofford, Agnes L. Proyost, Bert Taylor and Emery Pottle. Published by The Crowell Publishing Company, Springfield, Ohio; one dollar a year; ten cents a copy. Anything Wrong With Your Teeth? You are welcome to an examination Free. BEST SET OP TEETH ONLY Crown and Bridgework at correspond- ingly low rates. Dr. M. W. Wright, Grove St. Brushton, N. Y. East of. Christain church. MOffiA. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Brush, also Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Burnap, spent Sunday at Hopkins Point on the St. Lawrence. Mr. Flint, and Mrs. Cunningham of Hogansburg, spent Sunday in town. &Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brush and daugh- ter, Miss Hazel, and Mrs. A. L. Sayles and daughter,. Miss Mable, are spending a few days at Lake Ozonia, the guests of Miss F. Benjamin. Fred Aubrey, of Boston, is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. H. Erwin. J. Ehright and George Hackett are spending a few days with Darwin Day at the Blue Mountain House. Mrs. Andrew Woods and granddaugh- tei% Alice MeLeoud, attended the fun- eral of Mrs. Maxam of St. Regis Falls. A large number from here attended the circus at Cornwall, Ont. Monday. C. E. Brush is giving his house a coat of paint. Our Young Ladies' Swimming Club spent last Saturday on Lawrence Beach.< C. P. K BANK-ROBBERS FLAGGED. New York Section Climate and. Crop Service Weather Bureau. For the week ending 8 a. m., July 18th. Tlie chief features of tlie weather dur- ing the week were high temperatures and frequent showers, which were heavy in places. The conditions on the whole were the most favorable of the season, and marked improvement in crop condi- tions is reported, L but. the. weather . was not favorable for haying generally,,which work was delayed, and some hay was damaged. Notwithstanding a number of unfavorable reports, there wilFbe a good yield of hay of good quality. .Damaging hail oceured in parts of- Oay- uga County on the 15th. Corn is very backward, but it is growing rapidly and is much improved. Potatoes are very promising, and oats and barley are fine; good heading is reported, The harvest of wheat and rye has begun; the yield is very light. Garden truck is plentiful and of good quality. Reports as to apples continue to be favorable generally,, although a few estimate the crop to be light. There is a small supply of plums and cherries are very light in places.- Berries are abundant. Franklin—Good crop of hay being se- cured; new potatoes being dug; average crop: grain doing well. St. Lawrence—Haying in progress, crop good; potatoes doing well; early corn in good condition; buckwheat grow- ing nicely. There is a dreadful rumor that the same man who neglected, to inspect the Gen. Slocum also professed to inspect the Norge, which was wrecked off the north- west coast of Scotland,, and did not possess proper life boats or life preserv- ers. Altogether spme 2,000 lives have been lost in a fortnight as a result of a neglect of duty. TIE ¥EW TORE WORLD Thrice-A-Week Ediffian. Bead wherever MigMsh SpoJcex. The Thrice-a-week World long ago established itself in public favor, and it is now recognized as the strongest publication of its kind in the United States. Advertisers and - p seeking club Ding combinations—and they know feest—uni testify!.. to this. It is widely ciiGmlafed im. evjery State and Territory of the tTnion, and even in remote South Africa.and on the gold fields in the deserts of Australia, These are tlie things that tell. This year we have the Presidential campaign in.which all Americans are deeply interested. Already the issues are being discussed and the two great; parties are preparing lor the first moves, \jbu will not. want to mass any details, and if you subscribe now your year's subscription will cover the cam- paign froirt beginning- to.end. The- Thriee-a-Week World is abso- lutely fair in its : politieal-.^ewss- Par- ti The season has arrived fpr college] in Wfa Adiro3ad.aek||^ jshoot -:#ther :f>y iMstake for d^|Sd ;is|s^ rail or wafer tojiie .kifpl b|r rammer events have happened within a burn up, roasting the passengers aiive. I 8 Sining Chairs and up Ixtension Tables and up $1.60 $400 NO PftY SHOWN. \For .Years fate waa after me eon- tk/uously\ writes F. A. Gulledge, Ver- bena, Ala* \I had a te-roble case of Piles causing 84 tumors. When all failed Bueklen's Arnica Salve cured me. Equally good for burns and all aches aid: pains. Only 25c at The' Hawkins Pharmacy. A woman out ia Minnesota, aged 98, has got a new set ol teeth. She fed her- self on a.teaspooaiull of powdered oyster- shells eyeryday Aud it worked But p y shells eyery.day,. Aud .it worked. But one must be' 98 years old to have the ixpenmeiif a Gompfete success. y : tisan bias is,. ne»eE. -affect its news columns, and Democrat and Re- ^ tLi\;? _it;iL^\ i\ -'_m.-\'*'__. irO<~'*V'* ' ' BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS. Mrs. Ikfmera Steilh, 61 Bamdlle, HI., fwSites: **jE\ had ' ba;anehitds $&p twenty fjsears and; nearer got rejlef nmtil J used, ^'~- J \^Hey-a^\^Pa.ryiiipih is a sure- eal contests. JFn addition to ali'thenewSftheThiriee- a-Week World furnishes- the; 7 best serial fiction-, elaborate majket reports and other features of interest. TJie . ThriceraWeek World's regular subscription ipriee is only '•$> 1.0Q per year, and thi&pays for 456 papers'. We offer tjads unequalled, newspaper and .Facts and, Fallacies together one year fOr$:1.3§.' The regular subscription price of the twd pagers is $1.50. Both. Papers One Year for $1.25. Send subscriptions to PACTS and FALLACIES, Brushton, N. Y, John. WaBama.fcerds^a busy i^>M tn.mi% eves now tloti^jb^isj great enemy,] Quay is l P^t no mofe, , 'M§? is ^0, linger F<1 generalCahdl ^et he, as in England, hold- War Map of Th.eir Operations Kept by Detectives During Their Busy Season. Opt Specialist in lenses forthe eye, will be at the parlors of the Brushfcon House* Friday Aug. 12 1904, and at Nichols House, Brasher Falls, Aug 11 and every six weeks thereafter. -EsaminT ationa freeF Work guaranteed. Come and have your eyes correctly fitted for glasses. Home Bakery. Ed. R. Crandall- has opened a class, Home Bakery at Moira and will mar a delivery cart in Moira an-d Brush ton. In Brushton every Tuesday and Sat- urday. ; 'i Bread, Buns, Biscuits, Cookies, Pies and Oakes constantly on hand. , . CrandalFs hotae made bread is tile best and is for sale at the following places: If. Y. Clark's, Moira. EL I^.LyonX Brushton. A visitor to the New York headquar- ters of a detective agency noticed a large map of the United States profusely dec- orated with little flags, a few of them red, but most of them white, says the Sun. \Looks like a war map,\ commented the visitor. \AD4 most of the fighting seems to be in the middle west.\ \That's our bank robbery map/' ex- plained \the head 1 of that particular de- partment. \It's a little scheme of my own. \The red flags mark robberies in. banks belonging to the association that retains us. Tae white flags represent robberies in banks that are not members of this association. Each flag is Inscribed with, the details of the robbery it represents. The map is corrected from day to day, and it gives us a pretty fair Idea of the general situation at a glance. We keep it hanging on the wall there throughout the bank robbery season.\ \The bank robbery season?\ \Yes. That begins about September 1, when the nights begin to get long. There's comparatively little safe'crack- ing out ,of season, wnen tlie nights are short. A job of thai* kind takes time.\ NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. \I would eaugh nearly all night long,\ writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex- andria,. Ind., \and could hardly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 58 pounds.\ It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bron- chitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at The Hawkins Pharmacy. CHINESE FOR PHONOGRAPH. Latest of the Foreign Tongues the Eecqrds—Songs of All Nations. Annual School Meeting. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the annual school meeting of the inhabitants of Union Free School District No. 1, town of Moira qualified to vote at school meetings in saio district, will be held at the school building in said di& trict on Tuesday, August 2,1904 atT:30 o'clock p. m, for the purpose* of electing two trustees in place of those whose term of office expires and for the trans- action, of such other business as may come before the meeting. The following is a detailed statement of the moneys received and paid out by the Board or Treasurer of said district for its use,, to wit: RECEIPTS Money on hand from last year f 813.94 Eaisedbytax * - - 1700.84 Regents' money - - ^ Non-resident free tuition, first half year - Non-resident free tuition, second half year estimated - - Tuition from grade pupils - Laboratory fees - - - Public money - - - Training class - - =• J. S. Hill, several years' back taxes on non-assessed prop- erty, voluntarily paid « - 339.88 380.00 206.00 7.50 6-43,49 629.00 75.00 KIDNEY DISEASES arc the most fatal of all dis- eases. CM CV'O KIDNEY CURE is l lULCI O BuaraataidRemedy or money\ refunded. Contains remedies recognized by emi- nent pnysiclans as the vest for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c and $1.00. Chinese is the latest language to foe added to the long list of phonograph records to be had of songs in foreign tongues. This list now includes vocal solos in Flemish, French, German, He- brew, Latin, Norwegian, Polish, Rus- sian, Spanish and Swedish. Many of these records in foreign tongues are made in this country, says the New York Sun,, from the. voices 'of foreign, fingers. Others, are taken in tfee native lands of the singers. Resides, operatic seiecUon.s.and church musje, •thesev.records, inolude songs of all sorts peculiar to their >^ve3?al coun- tries and localities. They also include records of the music of great foreign bands, and so on. The Chinese dwellers in New York, are as good bnyefs of phonographs, in proportion to their numbers, as the people of anj. other nationality. WORKING MGHJ £Nt>. The busiest and migtofest Mle iMng that ever was jaaade isJiPr-. King's _ Life Pills* ^These piHsf change weak- ness into strength* listlessness into, ener- gy, brain-fag-into mental power. They're wohtlerM in buiklrag up the health. Only 2Se per box. Sola by The Hawkins Ph DISBURSEMENTS Teachers' wages -Janitor, truant officer stnd clerk' - Fuel and lights *• Eepairs and furniture Apparatus - Library - - - - insurance Printing and stationery Hah\ for Commencement week Supplies - All other purposes Balance R. R. TIME TABLES. New York & Ottawa Railroad, H- W. GAYS, Receiver. The New short line to Cornwall, Ottawa and all points In Ontario and Western Canada. Time Table effective May i, 1904. Northbound. Kxpress EY. Sun. iv Tupper Lake 6 15 a. m. ' Santa Clara 7 if) \ St. Regis Falls 7 53 \ < Dickinson Ctr. S 01 \ Moira Helena Cornwall Finch 8 20 \ S 42 ' is 4S ' 8 0 \ 9 47 \ n 05 a. Kxpress Ex. Sun. 2 ro p. m. 3 3? 3 S3 4 oi 4 23 ; 4 45 4 Si 4 59 \: 5 35 \ 6 45 p. m. Southbound. Lv Ottawa \ Finch' \ Cornwall' '-Nyando \ Helena \ Moira \ Dick'scn Ctr. \ St Regis Falls :o iS \ Santa Clara ro 32 7 20 a. m. 4 35 p. S 30 \ S 45 Q 14 \ 6 30 9 22 \ 6 2S ' 9 28 \ 6 35 » 9 50 \ 7 oQ \ ro 10 \ 7 20 \ 7 28 \ m. 7 44 \ Tupper Lalce K 55 p. m. 9 10 p, m. points Mixed. Ex. Sun. 6 30 a. m. 8 26 \ 849. \ S 5S \ 10 OJ • .\ 10 37 p, m. 10 4$ \ 10 54 \ 11 43 \ 6 00 a. m 7 33 \ 8 20 \ S t,o \• 8S7 \ 10 05 \ 10 3S \ 10 4S \ 11 12 \ 1 IO p. m North and Connections at Moira for all South. G.H. PHILLIPS, General Pass. Agt. Ottawa, Cnt. 15112.39 $3235.00 135.00 186.18 237.65 : 90.00 72.21 25.50 81.12 15.00 33.04 38.39 THE RUTLAND RAILROAD CO. On and alter June 6th, igcty and until further notice, trains will leave Brushton daily, except Sunday, as follows : GOING EAST. 8:43 fl. M.—Express, for all stations connecting-at Alburgh with Fast Kxpress trains f©r all points- south and east.; Pullman Parlor cars Alburgh to; New York and Burlington to Boston via Rutland with-out cnange and coaches Alburg^h to New. York and Burlington to Boston. Connects at Malone with N. Y. C. & H. R. R, R. for'all points south. At Rouses Point with©. & H. C. Co. for, Plattsburg-h. 1:02 P. M.—Express, for Alburg-h and intermed- iate stations.. • 6 :OO P. M. — Mall, stopping' at all stations and connecting at Alburg-b Mrith nj^htexpress for Troy and New \ oxk also Boston and all. New England •points. Pullman sleeping 1 cars, Atburgfe to New York and to Boston via Rutland with- out change. Train,,Connects at Malone with N, Y. C. & H. R. for Mantreal' and all pbints south, AfRouses Pt. with D. & H. C. Co. for Plattsburg-h. This train, stops twenty minutes at Malone for supper. GOING WEST. 8:48 A. M.—Mail, stopping at all stations. Ar • rive- at Ogdensburg 10 :<\$ a. m., connecting- at Moira with N. Y. & O. R. for Tupper Lake.. AtNorwood with TNT- Y. C. & H. R. R. R. for all points south and west, and at Ogdensburg with ferry for Pres- cott, wharf* cponeetion is made with through express trains for tlie. west.' 5 .OQ P. JVL.—£xpt6s§. for OgdPnshprg apd inter mediate stations. Arrives Ogdensburg tt :go p, m. 10:32 P. M.—Express, for Ogdensburg and inter- mediate stations. Arrive at Norwood 11 '.26 p. m Ogdensburg .12:20 a.m. Trains leave Ogdensburg for Brushton at 7:00 a, m,., 11:00a. m,, 4:10 -p, rn. : 'g®\TJCjj-RTS to all points east and west on sale it Ticket Office. GEO. T. JARVIS, C.A. NlMMO, \V^ice Pres't and Oeni'l M'gr. General Pass. Agt Rutland, Vt . $4149.09 - 963..30 N OTICE—PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF .Hon. Samuel A. Beman, Surrogate of the C*oun,ty of FraoMin, and according to the statute in such, case mad/e aqd' provided, nofjcp is hereby given to all persons having; clat-ips agaiflst the estate of Elizabeth L#rkin, latp olMpjra, in, said county deceased, that they are required |P exhibit thf same with the vouchers thereof, to-the subscriber,' one of the administrators, at his residence, in town of Bangor in said Cbuti.ty, on. or before the 35th day ,of i August next. Dated Feb. i/5th, 1904. CHARLES S. LARKIN Administrator. A. W. Sheals Att'y for Administrator, JB'rtishton, N. Y< |5X12.39 The following is a detailed statemeat of the amount of money whieh will be required for school purposes for the en- suing, year, exclusive of the public mon- eys, to-wit:- Teachers'wages - - $1200,00 Janitor, truant officer and elerk - - - ', • - 135.00 - 170.00 - 60.00 200.00 75.00 • - 50.00 25.00 - - 85.00' Iumpanee - - Repairs and Furniture Apparatus - lib aad statitoeiy i'ent expenses f 2000.60 By Order of the Board of Education,; B E HARRIS 'Cl Bated Jtily ,; B. E. HARRIS, 'Clerk. 1904,* FOLEYSHONEY^IAR Cures Golds! Prevents Pneumonia TIGOE.PUR TO AN. ORDER , ot Hon. Samuel A. Bemanj Surrogate- of the county of Franklin,, and according to th,e statute in such ease 'jn^e- arfd pravid'efF,. notice is' hereby g-iven to t .all per-sssas; JiaviS|g ; claims, against Betsey Richards, Ule of pictcLnsori; in said Cbunty, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the saone, with the voucherb theieof, to the luidersigued, • the executor, <it his residence 111 town of Dickinson in sxiid County, on 01 before the 15th day' of- August next . Dated February, Sth, 1.904, IJi&MsFARD RICHARDS, Ex. A. W. Shesils,-Aitfyfor Ex , BhtSl : 4' 1 52 ; cure tiori wS| ^^t t: enjby ci t 'on^Aef ate it at i^iav 5 JSt $ties . seem * ^QBtm^kckaige law and useftil If we will great\ convMience with let us at least inangnr- NQ FALSE CLAIMS. The proprietors of. Foley's Honey and' Tar_ do noi a^er||se, tMs as a \sure cure for cpiisuniptipii.^ Tfa&y do. not\: elaiin it will erne tMa ; dread. complaint in ;<ivane0.d. i ; casfsg, but do iJosiM^el^ assert that it. •willxjMe n^ t£# earlier stages and never fafl to give coialort and relief in the worst cases, Woiey*$. Money and Tar is \wtfchqttt doofet the p?eatest throat and lpng*'i6&fedy;\''.!fe'eSase i sufestitutes. Sold fey llie Ha^wMfis 1 Plarmaey. The. negro papiilatiop. of Eichmond, Va,, with surprising tjnanimit.ir contin- ues to walk: ratlaer 'tian patronize the- imCfow ears\ of t^e street railroad. TMs obstinacy is Gating a serious fall- ing ofi ; tn Receipts -khd. a confused re- monstance op tie. part of stockholders who do not get their dividends. , , TO AN ORDER Samiiel A. Beman, Suuogatt of the „ _ _._.a;ate]j.gya,nd aefcoadmgto the sUtute HI sucJi case'ijiadS:\'Sdd proMded, nptice is hereby '~ \ •\ ' ms against Isaac county, deceased, :d to ej^lnbit the same, with the ttndersjgned, advnim sl4W . vl) at het reSidfince in the tow n of Moira m said couffl.tg,y©n or before the 10th day of Dec- nfeeic-aext. Dited Mdy 2&th, 1904. ill LIAN A ALLEN, Ad mmstrator A. W Sheals, Souiid kidneys are safe guards of life. Make the Mdaieys healthy with Foley's EMnejf €hire. > Sold by The Hawkins Pharmacy. It is- obvious that some Democratic orators wdulS like to mak^e\ the coming. topai«fna^sMtpl^ pers^iial isne. But it is certain that sitch a eantpaign can- not be \for the feest interests of\the country or of eitfeer party. TREAT YOUR KIDNEYS POR RHEU- MATISM. When you are suffering from rhenma- tism, theMdnsys must; be attended to at once so that they will eliminate tae nric acid from the blopd. 3?bley's Kidney Cure is the most effective remedy for this purpose. E. Ti Hopkins, of Polar, best doctors^ I tried Foley's Eidiney Cure and it cured-iae, I cannot speak too highly of this great medieine.\ Sold by The HawkiQS Pharmacy. L. St. Louis' bread may be obtained at the following plaees: Mrs, L. A. Allen,, :Moira. ^ Wm. Patnae, barber, Ko. Bangor. A. S. Knapp, Baugor» M. J. Dyke. West Bangor. M. M. Quinn, Brushton. Barlow's Store, Bombay. Shields Bros.., Bombay. . Any parties desiring pastry should order from the cart, which makes trips every Tuesday- and, Friday, or leave their orders at any of the above places. #6.00 $2.00 Wire Matreases and up Parlor and Lamp Tables and up Bedroom Suits, Side Boards, Iron Beds, Mirrors, Pictures, Etc. Brushton, 18 Paymeot Life and IS Year Endowment The price same as most companies eharg:© for 20 payment policies. This means a saving of 10 per cent. Write or call for particulars, Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. of Hartford. J 9 H. DULLEA, Gen. Agt, Malone, N. B, TASBELL, Special Agt. - N. Y. r M X erve E The Hawkins Pharmacy, Horse for I I offer for sale one Roan Mare, v/oi»; 1135, nine years old. Willis I^e el**, lamushion, fl. Y. DRESS MAKUS& The undersigned is prepared to do first class und up-to-date dressmaking at her home on Harrison St. The patronage of the ladies of this place and vicinity is solicited. MBS. F. M. BUBADO, Moira, tf. Y. NOT BUY THE BEST? •».•.» . • > » , »^ Try it and fee con- •5* vinced, «|8 SAMPLE CAJRDS SILICATE Has beea tried and proven for more than a quarter of a century. It will stand where Lead and Ox! asd ail other paints fail, It is to your' interest to use at paint Kill not only beautify your house, Imi also cover more surface; fs more economical, and that *+/ THE BBDNSEnarr I Ml FIISHUI 63., NEW MIIvF^O-REt, CONN. 55 Ptslton St,,e©r. 70 West Lake St., IB. F. Harris joager than otfagr pajnL^ * lia-iislitou, IV. Y. In civilized sockty there are one thousand dyspeptics to one drunkard. This host would be cut off at once if only pure, cleanly, nourishing food were eaten. Dyspeptics are made by the use of impure, uncooked, improperly prepared foods. D*PRI WHEAT FLAKE CELERY is absolutely pure, clean and contains only the necessary substances that the system -demands for strength, health and comfort. Carefully and conscieiatiously prepared by a physician and chemist ol forty years' experience. Palatable—Nutritious—Easy of Bij and Ready to Eat My signature on every package* Dr. Price* the creator of Dr. Price's Cream Bating Powder 1 , and Delicious Flavoring Extracts. 45 Pnparad by PRICE CEREAL FOOD CO., Food Us, MTfiS miM r Mim n Main Officn, CHICAGO, For Sale l>y DFIO? <& OKTOJf, Hi iislrloii. •\^Wj-i
