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•i ^c it V * i -yzf'S^'M Facts and Fallacies ^ and Brushtonian. JOB PBIKTlNGof all kind* executed promptly, and at reasonable prices, at tMs office. t&is Week, Native Meat—A. M. Russell Lake Vie-w Villa and Cottage^ Jal tn LOCAL NEWS %> Of The Past Week In Bmshfjoii and Vicinity, Citation ' 'Boosevelt is a man of peace/ PreparMness lie Implores. His sword within its aeabbord sleeps Butmerey! How it snores,*' John Mahoney is home from Platfs- burgh for a couple of months. Morris Greene went to Bay Pond Monday where he expects to work this summer* Place your orders for coal with Peck % Dl Daly, agents Brushton, 2L Y. for Seranton coal, Mrs. Homer Loveland ? of Norwood, has been visiting friends in town for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Sargent Vent to Ogdensburg Friday for a few days' visit visit < f Mrs, S-^V. Sfreenber^e and daughter Carolyn, of Baybrobk, have been visit- mg friends here this week. Ira Potter, a former resident of West Bangor, is . visiting relatives i vicinity, His home is now in Ok City. < ' ^ Creamery buttes sold for 21 cents on the Canton board last Saturday. Regents and trainin'g/felass examina- tions at the high school next week, County court convenes at Malone next Tuesday. L. 1L Blanchard and Mr, LaBarge, of Helena, were in town the first of the week on business/ _ The annual pilgrimage from this diocese to St. Anne.de Beaupre will be held July 11th. \ • ' . Mrs. E. C. Crowley was called to Massena last* Tuesday night by the death of her half-sister, Edith ICezar. C. E., Bunions' photograph gallery at Brushton wiE be open\ June 12th and ISth and July 8th and 10th., 22td. Among recent visitors in town were Mrs. Beynolds of Mcholville, Mrs. Page of Minneapolis,'Minn., aad Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Zoller of Brasher Falls. .Austin A. Greene left for Ayres, Mass; Thursday to see 1 his brother Waiter, who is quite seriously ill. He expects to be absent about two weeks. ^Republican caucuses will be held Saturday afternoon, June 24th, at two o'clock, in the various towns of the county* , ' A base ball team has been recently organized by the town boys and they »played their first game Tuesday after- ^ soon, defeating the nine from Sorth Bangor by a score of 13 to 5, Amonw the} appropriations vetoed by Gov. Higgina were two of interest to citizens of this county: one was $l,,o00 for clearing the Narrows of Chateaugay Lake and the other $15,000 for similar work in the Saranac Biver. . Mr. and Mrs. I*. C, Potter, of Bom- bay, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Miller and daughter, of Long Salt Island, were guests-at the home o£ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Growley the first of the week. Mrs. David Kavanah went to Ogdens- fourg Gity Hospital last week Friday, and Monday underwent an operation for gall stones, 125 in all being remov- ed. She stoocj the operation well and a rapiti recovery is- anticipated. The stone wa)k from theR. R. station to the J. S. Quinnf corner has been taken up this week and the stones are being used for walks in other parts of the village where they are maeji need- ed, A cement walk will be - built OE Depot St. 7^~ The roads from here to Hopkins' Point are now in excellent condition, in fact they are said, to-be better than they were at -any time last season. The water in the St. I^awrence is consider- able lower now than it was lasfc year, and it was on account of this high water that the road across the marsh to the Point was so bad. A number of our sport loving people met at Dr. A. L. Bust's Monday after- noon and organized the Meadow Golf Club, Dr. A. L. Bust was- chosen pres- ident-and H. H. Hawkins secretary- treasurer. The club starts put with about thirty members. MrJ John f & Hill has kindly given the club the use of his large field at tlie West End for its links. -* ' Master Dennis Mullen. holds the record in this place for the largest trout of * this season; the first of the week, he caught in the river here an JEnglish torowa trout that welshed 31 pounds aad measured 22 inches long. This specie of trout was placed in the river here about 15 years ago and only occasionally is one captured, 1 although fishermen claim there are plenty of them there but that'they will seldom \take a bait. local office of the, Intern ational Correspondence Scnools o!f Scranton is l located in Malone in the law o n this ahoma Mp/'gi •^fe^^li^^^^^^^^^ Ft. Covington Bakery Xu St. Louis, the \Ft Oovington baker, makes two trips to this vicinity each week, every Tuesday and Priday. He carries a full line of bread and rolls, besides fancy bakery goods of ailMnds, cakes, .cookies, etc. I£e will stop at your house any day if you will leave word that fait would like t to have him. either withM. M. $uinn ? Brushton, or Mrs, Allen, Moira, both of whom keep his bread in stock all the time at five cents a loa|. • _ ' WAKTED—10 men in each state to travel j tack, signs and distribute, samples and circulars of our goods. Salary $75.00 per jmonth. $3.00 per day for expenses. ^KUHLMAJT CO. r Dept. P Atlas Building, Chicago. , *• • \ -\j^..'*s..i''-'n ; i '•*•'; fr Mrs. Maynard,. formerly Miss 'Sarah Austin of this place, and child arrived in Brushton Thursday night from Mit- tineague, Mass, on their way to visit relatives in Brandon. The pupils of school district JJTO. 10 J •will serve ice cream at their school house south of Brushton, Friday eve- ning June 16, 1905. A short enter- tainment will be given. The prdceeds] are to be used for the library. £J~ext Wednesday, the 14th, is the 128th anniversary of the birth oj: the Stars and Stripes, and all ^good Amer- icans are requested to observe the day by flying j&e flag at their homes n$ business places. And Silk M For ua Could Talk Week Drop Clothier McMann the Brushton r-.. If you know of any news of inierest or have guests at your house send the news to Facts and Fallacies. We want to print all the news of this locality and you can help us,do it by handing in Such items. The Mission being conducted by Bev. Fathers Cullen and Devine, Paulist Fathers from iEJew Ybrk,€ity has been most successful. The Fathers will close the Mission Sunday night,at 7:30. All are most cordially invited to attend. . Will H. Barnett and bride, nee Miss Jennie Henry of Providence, B.' I., arrived last week at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.* Wm* Barrett, for a month's visit. Mr. Barnett has beeni employed for several years as engineer in a large manufacturing plant, in Prbvidenee, , Contrary to expectations of sor>ie thjere' will be no Fourth oX July cel- ebration .in Brushton this, year., Evi- dently the people liere do not care for anything of this kind afe home, would prefer that our people take the money they will spend that day to some other place, otherwise some of our citizens would have attended the meeting called 'Monday night to talk this matter ub. A quiet home wedding occjired ; V.'\ •.' \'\ - : <• H^'?ii : ^i&iSg:iiM ACro w n #. t ing Success j ^ ' A. ' - J v *r * r Is what I make of all crowns and bridge work. If interested in this elass of work ca 3 arid investigate. i The best material and work at the most economical prices. , All brandies of dentistry per- formed! in the most ap- . proved manner. IllSiife Y. V Is receiving New Goods every day , > ,. Dress Goods, Muslin Underwear, Laces apl Trimmings, without end, Wash Gooi% Goods suitable for Shirtwaist Suits. Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles, Wind«r\ ^ Shades, ^igfine of Carpets, Linoleumsr^d Floor Oil Cloths. . - Bleeched and Unbleech^d Cotton. The American Beauty Corsets, They Fit. Shoes for Men,, Women and Children. Full : Line of Groceries. Teas!'Teas! We sell the Best, We have elusive'sale of Berry Halls Gold Star and Coffees, None Better. A few Ladies' Furs left, will close at aj bargain, Bradley s Fertilizers, Grass and Clover \•iA'Ui •1- \ ms*- Thursday afternoon, June 8ttt, at tlie home of Miss Eleanor J. Farringtor^ she became the bride of George C. Hamilton, of Ottawa, Canada. The Rev. Gardner, of Ft, Covington, of- ficiated at s the wedding. Only the near relatives of the contracting parties were present. The bridal couple left for New York City on the evening train- from Moira. Thjey will be at home after August 1st a,t the Grilmom?, Ot- taw4, and at Brqshton Hbndays in July. Facts and fallacies joins with their numerous friends in congratula- tions and good wishes* \ | Office over J.' Store. A, Washing Clothing St. Specialist in lenses for the eye, will be attheparlois of the BrtMnton House, Friday July 1VI905, andatTJie Win- throp House, Winthrop July 13, and every six weel&j thereafter. Examin- ations free! Work guaranteed. Come and have your eyes correctly fitted for S. Tickets West. Full information in relation to rates etc. may be had on application to GEO> W. HAKBJD3, A<?ent, 7tf Bxushton, H. Y. FOE SALE I offer for sale my milk delivery consisting of 1 xa&k wa#Ma» sleigiie, 1 JDetiavel cream se and about 10 d'oz, milk boiiles Enquire of G-. JBT. JEllwood m Willis W. Keeler, - Boekiilfe, glasses. Agents Agenls $1 [ndlan Remedy g Medallions e *Peuro or Pearl\ New Me- dallions. Quick sellers. _ Big money. Write at once. \ Special territory given. 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