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m t a, f J^ T* *v # I Facts and Fallacies # and Brushtont&n. . i*, I.\'-: \ \ -• •(••• ..•-•\.-•;-.\ JOB PBIOTXNG of all kinds executed promptly, and at re&goaable prices, at this ffi AaTerHgements this New Muslim—At RiceH Do you want a Piatto— 2Te& J£ra Paint—j£* A. Whitney jdt Summer Announcement'—Mrs. M.A LOCAI^NEWS * * . Of The Past Week In Brushton and Vicinity, ^ 1 Ask to see the \Blmk Cat Hosiery 5 ' at Rice's, | » - Charles IPofct'&r went to Ogd&n&burg Hospital thi& ^eek for treatment. Morris Greene spent the first of the week -at -St. Rejgis Palls. Arthur MeCjarthyleft last Friday for BaldwinsviBe inhere he has a position for the summer. Place jam orders for coal with Feck & Daly, agents for Scran ton coal, Brushton, 3&. 1?, Optician L. t L. Dawsbn will be afc Hotel I*awj*eriee, Moira, next Monday, June 5th. * * * State chairman Durkee of the Pro- hibition party will speak at Dickinson Center Friday evening, June 16th, * O. E. Bunions' photograph ^aliery at Brushton will be open June 12th and 18th and July 8th and 10th. - 22td. Emery Martin smashed- his thumb Wednesday while at work on the new house he is building east of the village.. Charles A. Steinbarge went to Mbores Monday to visit his father, returning home Tuesday night. Mrs. Fred» Austin and child, of Buffalo, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. F. Bowen. . - The railing at %h% grist mill bridge has been finished and tha worst a&jtbs side walk in that vicinity repaired, Henry Steenberge began his labors as census enumerator for this district Thursday morning. -Hrs. Minnie Hicks* of Whippleville, visited her mother, Mrs. Davis, and other relatives, here the first of the week/ There was a, good attendance of grangers from this vicinity at the quarterly session of the Fomoba Grange held at Chateangay Thursday. A. S. Hunter, representative of the International! Correspondence Schools t>f Scran ton, Fa.*-was in town the first of the week ttfansaoting'business for the school, John Feets, of Moira, ~ha& rented Lake View Villa and cottages at Hop- kins ^Point from John Tailion and, will have charge; of this popular summer resort this season. v Iu Duranf's orchestra played for a dan-ce given by the business men of Tupper~Lake%st week Thursday eye- ning. This orchestra has v made an ew- • gagemenb to play for ttie dancing club at'Hogansbiu'g every Thursday evening during this sumnaer. • Otho Quinn, of St, Lawrence \Uni- versity, was home Tuesday: he joined - the base ball team of the .University on - th« evening mail train, the team being on its way \to Vermont for a series of games. Otho is 'one of the regular pitchers on this team. The Republican county convention 'has been Called* to meet at Malone Tuesday, June 27th, at two o'clock p. m, Saturday, the 24th > at two o'clock p. nu is the time of haiding the caucuses in the severaj towns of the county to elect three delegates to attend the county convention. The memorial services at the Christ- ian church Sunday morning were 1 largely attended and the Grand Army Post and W. B, C. were represented by fairly large delegations of members. Key. Percy B. Robinson preached a very able'sermon appropriate to the day and the- music rendered by the choir wag also in keeping with the day. The church was tastily decorated with flags. flowers and plants. ' \ Decoration Day Decoration Day passed 'off: in Brush- ton according to the programme pub- lished last week*, the day was beaUtifiil, the rain the night before making every thing look bright anil pleasajjt. The morning was devoted to the clecoratiug of the graves in the various cemeteries by the veterans and the school children. At noon the W. 33* C. served a fine dinner to all the old'soldierf and their fatmlies. The exercises at 'the Qxxinn opera house in. the afternoon were excellent, the address of Hoa. C. S. Plauk was potriotio and he painted word pictures of scenes In COB- with the lives of the soldiers in the time of war that were touching and brought tears to more than on© eye. -Mrs. Peter Quinn visited friends in Canada this week. Earl Woods transacted business in Tupper Lake the first o£ the week, George Oarr has a position at Paul Smith's for the summer, 4i Blaek Cat Hosiery^* in ladies, misses and boys-school is the best i\>r the money. For sale, at Klee's. ! Mrs. Ookey, of Brasher Ealls, wasi a guest of her daughter, Mr*. 1?red H*chols, Wednesday night. Julius Bombafd and four sons went to Ogdensburg the first of the week to rebuild a* part of the Geo, A. Taylor niill that was recently destroyed by fire. Mrs. Florence Brush gave a reception to the teachers o£ the Brushton High School and a few friends last week Fri- day evening, The grade pupils at the High School extend' an invitation * to the public to attend a drawing exhibit given by them at the high school building next Friday June 9th r from 2:30until dp. m. The local office of the International Correspondenc Schools of Seraoton is, located in Malone in the law office of H. M. Ohamberlain y 55 West Mam St. T Malone/ C. J. Quinn brought in a jiice string of five trout Friday morning that he 'caught near the grist mill, the \'largest one was a beauty and measured 15£ inches long and weighed a pound and a quarter. The Boys 1 Athletic Club base ball team went to Moira last Saturday after- noon and defeated the Moira Stars, 'Jr. in a close game, score; 8 to ,7. It js expected that these two teams will play here this afternoon. Clem MeOulloughywho has been con- ducting a drug store at Dobbs Ferry has disposed of his * business there and arrived in Brushton Monday morningto visit his people here. His cousin, Miss Theresa Winnie, of Saratoga, accom- panied him and will remain in Brush- ton this summer. » Nick McGregor ? a former barber of this place who has been working in the Adirondacks for the last two years on account of ill healthy was in town Mon- daxfiling on old,friends, he was on his way to join his family in the west,* having quite recovered his health. Shall Brushton Celebrate the Fourth? It has been suggested by some \of the citizens of this place that Brush ton have a big Fourth of i July celebration this year and that the Citizens' Hand of .Brushton with a committee of L other citizens have charge of the celebration. This village has not had a celebration of this day for over twenty years and it is the opinion of many that the village should show the patriotism of its citizens on the anniversary of the natal day of .the Nation\ onee again* The Band asks that all interested in a Fourth of July celebration: in Brushton this year to meet at the baud room next Monday evening, June 5th, to talk the matter over and if it is decided to have a cele- bration to make,all arrangements pos- sible that night., Want Column. Want, X«ost, Found, ,ToJRent, For Sale, * and other like notices Inserted under this head for one-half cent a word each week. Cash with order. . i Minimum Charge 10 Gents. FOUND—A gold ring at The Hawkins Pharmacy v Iast ,week Friday evening. Enquire at this office or of Morris ,A. (xreene. Matte Board for mounting pictures iin various colors at this office. Sheets ill be cut to any size. , New York Tlmce-a-^ eek\World and Facts and Fallacies, both papers year for $1.25—208 papers only $ 1,2 FOB SALE—Plaining Mill, __. r _ Door and Blind Faetory, established 1869, a complete running' plant, posses- sion given at once. Satisfactory reason for selling. B. F. Harris & Bons, Brush- ton, N. Y. * \ JBfcf ._j?asse Partout Binding in various eoloraat this office. r —~—:—^ $1 BOTTLE Osage Indian Remedy For 25 Cents LAST DAY SATURDAY JUNE 34. H. H. Ft: Covington Bakery St. Louis, the T?t. Covington baker, makes two-trips to this vicinity each week, every Tuesday and Friday. He carries a full Kae of bread and rolls, besides fancy bakery goods of all kinds, cakes, cookies ? etc* He THE stop at your house any day if you-wiE leave, word that yoii would like to have him, either with M. 'M. Quinn, Brushton, or Mrs. Allen, Moira, both of whom keep his bread in stock all the time at five cents a loaf. •+••*-+•• WAHTED—10 men in each state to! travel r tack signs and distribute samples and, circulars of our goods, Salary\ $75.00 per month, - $3.00 per day for • expenses. KTIHXMAlSf CO., Bept. P, Atlas Building, Chicago/ New •• . - M uslins, Organdies And Silk Mulls For Graduation Dresses At Rices. . A Crowiif ing Success Is what I make of, all crowns and bridge work* If interested in this class of.' work ca 1 and investigate, The best material and work at the most economical prices. All branches of dentistry per- formed A 11 the most ap- proved manner. Dr.M. W. Wright, Dentist. Brushton, - N. Y. OiEce over J. A.? MeMann's ' Clothing Store. '^*shington St. Opt iciae, Specialist in leases for the eye, will be at the parkas of the Brushton - House, Friday Jttly .14, 1905, and at The Win- throp\ House, Winthrop Jnly 13, and every six weeks thereafter. Examin- ations, free! Work guaranteed. Come and have your eyes correctly fitted for glasses. Agents YOU CAST DO IT Agents Medallions \Peuro or. Pearl\ Sew Me- dallions. Quick sellers. ,Big money. Write at once. Special territory given. Largest Medallion Co. in the *worid. Agents* supplies, Koveities up~to date. Write now. Universal Manufacturing Company, Pittsburgh Pa* 2CM4 LA GRIPPE Pneumonia follow* La Qripp* but navor followa tha uaa of FOLEY'S Honey 1st Tar It stopt tfct Cough and heali tht lunji. Prevent! Pneumonia and OonitimptloiL We Could Talk to You a Week 1 i about our good clothes for Men and Boys and you would not then know all the good points in our stuff until you had a good look and a try on* ' * **^JDrop in and Try_^> On one,of our Swell Suits, youTI think it grew on you, it fits so well. •i' - f „ New, Belts, Shirts, Hats, Neckwear and Summer Trousers. - i- i _ < McMann the Clothier, Brushton, N. Y, The J. S. Quinn Store receiving. New Goods every day Dress Goods, Muslin Underwear, Laces and Trimmings without end, Wash Goods, Goods suitable for Shirtwaist Suits, ' • . • * „ * Lace, Curtains and Curtain Poles, Window Shades, Big line of Carpets, Xmoleums and! Floor Oil'Cloths. i Bleeched and Unbleeched Cotton, ^ The American BeautyXorsets, They Fit. •C * j Shoes for Men, Women and { Children; Full Line ,of Groceries. ,i Teas! Teas^ We sell the Best, We have ex- clusive sale of Berry Halls Gold Star Teas and Coffees, None Better. A few Ladies''Furs left, will close ata bargain. Bradley's Fertilizers, Grass and Clover Seeds. J. s Brushton ga^M^x&^ra^x^i^s^ Tickets West. Full information in relation to rates etc. may be aad on application to GEO. W. BAKRIS, Ageit, i7tf • BmsMon, ^. Y. ; for sale my milk delivery outfit consisting o£ 1 milk wagon* 1 set sleighs, 1 JOeLavel cream seperator* and about 10 doz. 'milk bottles cheap. Enquire of G, Is. JDQwood or write to- Willis W. Keeler* - Boclcsoile, • Two Great Values • r i •)-• • * ' i. . ... Ladies' Wash Shirt Waist Suits 08 Cents. Men's single or doitble breasted all wool suits a regular $12 Garment $7.50. • Two extraordinary purchases enable us to offer Two Exceptional Values* Ladies* WASH SUITS in , linen effects, blue and shepard plaids. Shirk Waists made with the new mutton teg l d fll ft leated ad icly bound with re laids. Sh g , good full fronts pleated and nicely bound with red braid. Good full skirts. A large assortment to select feonij all 98c eaehj, regular $ % aad $251> l • Mens 1 Strictly All Wool Suits button holes han p to- select from. Begtd&r %IZ values whEe they Issst -A Either item will never \be equalled* See them at once, they ill t lt I q will not last Ionic* M. LEVY, Big Double Stores Malone, N« .Y» Leading doifeier of either Bent H y ojt t owe expense if nok sa,Msf aetory,
