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Tariff" Revision.
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HERErS WHERE WE
TICKtEYOURFEHTt.
Tfa« agitator-* tut tiriif reYWort are
THURSDAY. J.r.LJ
The marriage of Miss A. Maude Ekta^
The new t«ment «»Ik at the Methodist
very • greatly p-ittuthnl bexjatu^e- of thrt
brooks, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
>
burcn
i*
completed
and
great'y
improves
MatQnej Thursday Jj% 25^190? Mm^mwement- by, Sf-autor 'Hopkins o t
"mi *a»ertt»easents,; x&urra
(he looks of the street. Benidesthe street K, W, Estabrooks, to Fred Mo&mzie, of
^JltiiqelS afteravM!! ».t*- "«M& to Pr«-*i.a^eaieA lor tm
vnmr.*^.<4jyalkia walk ha«been laid to the church Bangor, took place at the home of the
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N<i'nci!.^TSBS«casera
-w;- r«**iv-ta«; tatir par** *iniii ttoosvvsrit, t l u t tucrif wa'ill IK na
jiarlors and ratnent stepa a t the church, bride's parents, on Thursday afternoon,
,
"TJafUlwij (rtU*saifw '%t»T9r » glvta>-r;aec*s of ih>?
ind parlor.entrances huve been cdfi- at four o'clock. Bar, A. Scott officiating.
action in this milder aatil after the mx%
. faCM&t2U>«lEe«. .
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Malo*»e G i r l ; S i a r r i . K
rtruinedL ;Thw old unaighMy pjfatformj Only-immediate relative* were present.
FregiientLd election* %ut course the
Las beetf removed* and » monoling- block The house tras tastefully decorated * i t h
pjpoml-nieut Wiitf-r
;.|t'eFI7BCI^AN'.'Kol»ilN-A*|ON-S. freetraders denounce ^ ^ * a t d f y teai *
built a t the ;wert *ii«of the churob, v i t h evergreens and flower*. Mrs. McSensae
n e a r l y m s o o n a s t b o s e m a d e i n tjb e 0 r« 1 i ( , .
JtllH* Cvrpyili; Fr. ii. 1.
vv a ?..
| wicked disreg *r<l of th« $$ iple*siriteri«t9.
a walk reading t o the steps. Toe work w»» gener*.>u?ly remembered by bermaoy
Toe«Uav .
frieada
b
y
a
splet-did
collection
nf
wedwas
done
by
Charles
d
e
a
r
y
,
of
Woira.
Persistent a-lvocai«.y ota<mg'J>;u)at of tha
G«»« l!»rber|i3 hariog a cement w a * iaid ding 4pftst including a piano from he?
. T h e dilTeifcnce teeiweo t f e ^ e
pjngtey law, with *4o!«nt tegttyentatiaa
F 8 E S E B I C K G , PADDOCK.
Oa Tuesday after:
on bis troperty^on S a t e street. It ia parents, two large reed rocking chairs, a
• a n d o i l i e r s a c k s l i e s to HM?
fthat esistio'k thrill rate^-f^tifcr liusioe??,
j-f-—--=—-•
— walks
——• —.onderatood —-that —
more
are —
to —
be
t goodly sized cheek from t h e groom's par= and.*br.M. L. Kr<- „•
? 0 £ ME'MBEST-OS AS3EJ1.BI.V,
laid trusr summer by residents of Church feats* and a great *ariety of china, Japs
fogter tttnia and bacrficap manufactoreraj;
BlBBlHUitnLEV.
was the ecene of • • •
neee table ware, sifter ware, iinea.»€tc.
Meet. Prosper the goo 1 work!"
|uasproh3t% bad the-effect e t persuading'
'.
gummer- socia! f i :• FOB DfSTBICT ATTOUKCV,
Acd just •here,. tho question suggests, The Hppr cflUpte are fenjoyine; tJwir
agodl-oiwy'psopjij n-b>~t,liink tittle o n
; occasion «-as the n, >» • ,•
JOQN vs. pEn&xsxy.
',
itself- Vfbf has wort not began onrthe. honeymoon in the Adiipndacks. - Mr.
;
Iheqa.iSfttteiJ, and .cj,re nctbio^ about i t
walk which t h e town © t o lay from Main-. McKenine is a p r o m i n e ^ merchant of
i daughter, CarVilinn :,
<V F6h .SCt*EttfSTtHSliBNt- O? POOB,
except- ip_ a g^&axai way., t h a t le-cisfion
•streetto-th&depfct?
It,-was understood Kortb Bangor, and aeon of Mr. and Mrs.
|Owttlb>b,l?iii,-of
vv,,-.
1
that the only ' reason for .delay -was the tyilliato MeKeaztev 0-f Burke. xVfisa Est*»
shauldba bad. 1 fiven- the; gtaqncliest of
weddipg'wasati. i '• •.
brooks
ia
a
graduate
of
Franklin
Aeademy
non-arrival
of
thosiono
crusher,
hut
t
h
a
t
T b A R e p u b l i c a n C o u n t y Ticket.: ^protectionists" thetnsslyes . adtijit -that j
'anda.few'infim<.',. •-.•
nasi been here two weeks now, and ftlilf ^nd a teacher of ability. . Both young
undef the aijaogeii eanditiona; wuiuft have
.
. '- * « « W a « B ^ B » M M B M » M i M B S | nothing has been done. Wo woald pre- people are popular here.
appoaitments ai i .,.in experiencs, ability itod character :arisen'"in..thel.pas4-ten.-^ve3tr*maoy\of the
tcriba some elixir ofrlife.
. . mss'Alma Premo, who. resides i n th«, ah oiyisuall> < i.ai.-. . t
S?hlch
give
strength
where
strength
is
• Frederick G-. Paddock is afitnominee for ;Din^ley iSotit^s are pot; as .reasana^Jet or-t
Mr. and |fre. Si. D.Owena,of .tTtica, East^fe home for a vacattQa with:beri
county- judgeand surrogate. He ismatb- oe^ess^rj1- aS when they isere enacted,'
needed. Tbe>oo and heel of theEe will
Tbe wedding ''• 'I arrived to town Saturday. .Mr. Owens isr parents, Mr, and Mrs. Phif. Premo.*
;J%.M.^after wi,i-:. - .
engagedfor 9 few daya in Shields Bt<m,
iXaTtagtba storm cri Satorday jafter
- odtcal, which-counts for much in the con-,|and that; if thetoatjfearwergt now tip for
-Wear as long as th&''rest of the. seek a i d leather goods manufactory. ' . .,-," -.
noon, three cowa belonging t o Emerson.*
i*be guests, i f n. duct of the business of the surrogate; ho consideration tbey would be m xiified as;
'^VB-darnlngV-'.;... '."-"'--•,
Mr. and M b . Ed. Dann.of Haverstraw. Byimgtan, were instantly fealed b f light* *
|a/j>abuC.reo.et>!'.
•
., has no personal im<ndra|itie?,; so that he a matter oLcaiirse. But; to bring: for-J
'$,- Y . , vjsij6ed friends fn towit ;ii»t'«eek^ aing. . f h e y wire ttttjfer sa ^m tr#e
wilt support the office with dignity, and wardVtha issue just in (Bdvanps Of a n
ffrien s o f the Bavk 3- QijBensdn, iff Korfe Covington, which w»» struck, -"&ee»f iwjp poles,
T h e y a r e fine ftt t e x t u r e a a d have t h e api>
with enjoyment of public . respect;- hft
f^elr'ConRra"!
conducted quarterly- meeting services: fences, etc., were also blown down rconimportant . election t and t o engage }a the
of.silii. T b e y a r e w e W w 6 r t b s e e i n g •
and preached afl excellent sfirmon ifttho- tiderahly in this Bectton duringthestortn.
, has been for nearly a quarter of a century
Tbe.parlbr acontest that Would necessarily be pjecjpiMethodtgl chntch here dn* Suflday,
Jol>j John Reed has returned from b i s
>^" '-,';! •.-, •-•-..
/ b e t t e r jret
a practitioner of both t h e . civil and
s'isted of asp..- ,. .- ,Mth.'_ ;• . - , . ' . 1•-•"•': ; '- - • • • '- mother's hom^in Canada. Sft-wift-jlk
tated,* woold i n v t e and stirely involve
criminal law, and withal a studious and
fejStOOBed c.i: •
M- M Murphy is improving the appear- main here for a week before going JS*st;
the party. in. power in: ^iifficuUiep, and
thoughtful one—growing daily in kcowl.
ance of his hotel iprdperty by a ©oat of
Rev. Chas..Walker, the naw..jp»«ij!r of
IgOOjaVtoge:! • :
doom it to disaster:. The preparation of
handsftjnegreelh^paint; ^Eringobragb,* the? JSreshyterian Church, arrived from
edge and wisdom, and during the past
th9 Whole pri • •
-,
Ezra Parke* visited in Stockholm last his home in Philadelphia on the 3Sth, and
few years particularly developing an in-a tariff aot,means the reconciilns. auhd'adr
]fk»es.
The
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week* '•[•''
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• - • : : - - : " • - . ' • , - . occupied his pulpit -Sunday morning.
tellectuality which his associates and; justment of a multitude of conSicticg
-witb'BmiUx. j • k .Saward Swpet bas b>en visiting friends He is favorably received by the mogret
interests,
and.
in
ihe
proceEB
Indt
A
tew
friends have observed with pleasure and
la Montreal.' .'
gation. -y . - - • - . - - - • ..and Iiiie>
admiration. Mr. Paddock has, too, a par- are sure to be disappointed and angered.
Misses Florence.Mye e and JNellie L i s
Miss l i a s I. Wllber aad Hogh Beebee
•At five u'c-l^k -.!,. r.
Massachusetts
rranto
pra,cticaily
free
colu, 0 f Plattsburgh, n f e: v i sT i K n: g : m » are enjoying a short outing a t Lake
icolarly well balanced mind, possesses
the parlor, Jaim- m. :
Marietta
Parr,
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trade
with
Canada,
that
it
may
buy
farm
Placid,
the
guests
of
Mr.*nd
Mrs.
A.
H.
Vredertck
C.
P*<<16(:k.
the judicial temperament in an eminent
--- jinjtegrl^y, Mr. Paddock is a graduate of
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Missed Mabel and Clara Russell visited^ MacLennan, - •.brothers of the t.ri ie ..
degree, is as self-reliant, resolute and in- products there and procure free coal from 'Freaertok 0,; ^addook, who 'to'lia'en'^e'^iif'tQbppl « f Qolfiinb&k ^nifersl^y in Masaena a coup'e of days last week. '
The Misses Mamie and Susie CoDghey
Oarr* ing ribbon- t ' ••
Nova
8c*)iia,
while.
ftdrtlierB
Velrtoont
;
dependent as any man in Franklin
Charles Russell WAS' home last week j^nd William J. Elger, of Hew York, have
nominated to^^ succeed Hon. $a^t^lZJL«iaQd.8tedj^d-tsi7'-«iFi^ fb>n< S., A> %ma»
;
ijating ihe bri'iai \>.n:\ •
county; - and, animated by the ambition and Northern New . York'- oTaJect abrentj- Beman as coanty judge and surrogate, is 'andwith Gantwell,IJadger : -& Cantwell, Dom Syracuse, on a vacation, "v
arrived here to spend the summer. They
.the Utter the >;-!.. i
iffirs. W» 0 . Shields and fatpfly^ are en- are jgueate: of Margaret Lynch.
Their
to preserve and continue the work o f pualy to the abolition of duties on" lumber, about 43ryears of jige and has been a l i f e M8lon&-. Bfe Jbaagervedaa a .member o f
^couple knelt. Ttie\ were fo]
sister, Mrs. Elger, has been here for some
county judge and surrogate opon' the livestccki potatoes and other farm pro- long resident of Malone H e {3 the son lihOiboar^l o f trosteeff- &J»d village presi- joying the mountain air at L-wn Lake.
titne. All are weloome- visitors to- oar
v
[•Elizabeth anJ Janet French, si
plane of -nigh excellence that Judge ducts. -MasBa^chusetts, with a seaboard
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.,.' 'FpJ^fc'C01?t«g*o^|«:,* -.'•'•'•••";' •,, little village.
of the late Hon.-Henry Paddock, for two dent of Jaalone and two terms as district
bride, one acting at flower gi
Beman and other predecessors have main- that assures low rates, wants "raw''
Allie MoHardy, of Athelstan, spent
••r.-^~—.
terms county judge of Fiatnklin county." attorney of Franklin county.".V H e wa? f
tptber carrying the ring.
John Campbell, of Minneapolis, who Friday here with frlesds;.
'
tained, is certain to render a service in products free, in order thatehe may ruin
His experience at the "bar has covered claasmate of i3ov. Hughes in th« cl&as of left here 23 yfears ago, is spending a few * Mrs. James Saeli and datighter, Laura,
[French, sister of the bride
the office honorable to himself and use- manufacturers in the interior..,-' 3&0
<-. " who have Ijeen visiting relatives in this
many
years and hJ3 work has won him an j 18S4 at Columbia, and, emco that time, weekaathisoldhome.
lOnor, and S\ ilham and L-r
fal to the people. The nomination is leather interests demand free hides, and
:
-MiesrEUa
lancoln,
of
Denver,
C
o
l
,
i
s
section for three weeks, returned on
enviable "»pnb»«on for - ahiKty ; and ' h e hasbeefi acIosSfriend oftkedoTrernon
[•brothers, acted &> usher-.
the stockmen of the West and farmers
visiting in town.
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one that could not have been bettered.
Monday t o their home' i n Lyndon vflle,
Arthur I'ratt. of All»»n;
Mr. and Mrfi. M, C. Ransom, of Malone, Vermont. '"'
generally want them dutiable. And so
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Except to those closest in touch with we might go on through a long list, illus-}
w0re«the :goes1s of E. A^ Granger and
jmsrnao The bn.ic ente
Henry Doyle, of Plattsburgh, who for•sister-oyer.'St»hday,.'vV
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real political sentiment and movements trating the difficulties ^apd the discontent
merly lived-here, is now calling on old
|with her father."M. I. Kren.
. Miss Orace Lyon i s the gnest o t hier neij '
the favorable regard shown by the Cau- * bich any atteropf to change the tariff
given away by hira Mu«i'- v
friend. Miss S e w Cameron. Mm &yj6n
Chas. Gates, Of Burlington, Vu, .spent
casus 'award Harry H- Hawley was one •asure^o provoke A party, that should
MrSv F. J. Kiley and M
goes to California this fall, where she wiU Sunday here, the guest of E A. Bth-lt. •
teach the coming year.
. .- : Chss. McKenzie called berefor a short
of the biggest surprises in the history- of undertake such a task on the eve of an
'Wright, and, while they j :.,y
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Ctiapin, who are lime on Monday. - •-..
Franklin county politics. Just what i f election might as: well commit suicide.
VHJiAGEE* ^
%*(A Promise Me," the cereu.
visiting w«h> 8 . H i - W i l e y , Westville • '. • „ - , ' • . , " i . ' • • - ' ' - • ' . « ' « > • ' 1 . " — ~ . • - . "
means we do not profess even yet folly to
formed by Rev. John A
But altogether apart from the purely
Center, spent a few day* * i t h Mrs. lis*
Baosor.
i omprebend, but incline to the view that,
the bride'8 go« n «a- hai. •
Naughtonrecently.
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political «?»d~of t h e matter Iheip ,are
it signifies in part the expression Of some
H.
A.
McNaughton
and*
nephew,
of
5>y0r
accord ioi; j'',,:«'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Knapp
are
enterabundant considerations w h y ^there
Huntingdon, Qoe/, were gnests of his taining their daughter, Mary Amsden,
zss:
+>iHi*mi!**f**?!*i'*i*'*^i****"*^*P''j*"
dissatisfaction with the Republican manatin. She wore a tniie \should be no ha'site in. tacklfng' the prob
brothers N. D . MoNaughton, the- past- f o r a few days. C
agement that has obtained for some time,
Sation effect of orange : -~
J.week. >. •• '-.-*.•;>;/-;
- .'-•-- ,'-„.-: -;.,-„• Mrs. Cornelia Bowles, went t o Moira
lem. S u c h a W r k has invariably caused |
<<€€€<-«
past. Mr. Haw ley has been a life! ng
1 Mr. Swan, of New Hampshire, is visit- Monday for a short time. '•'•'/'
a shower t> m; i»: •
suspecsein the pas»t, working a more or
Republican, with ah unequaled -; adniirar
'ittg his itnotlier, Mrs, H ^ S w a t t , a* t h e . Miss Nellie Drown is entertaining the
fheTBard of lion r • ••
less serious interruption tofcusfoess;..and
homeOfMr.andMrs. J . Halt.
Misses. Laura and: Florence Cheeney, of 9
tion and affection for particular national
pinksOk and earn- : , ::.K :
It would surely operate binjilatly noM
Mrs.FrankJNorton baa returned to her Ogdensbnrg, for a few d a y a ^
leaders of the party, and an unbounded
During the u . ,. - ,., ,
home in Toronto,'Ont. " ' ..,
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We desire to^^ cjai atbsntibn to fi|e liberal eiobbipg rat*~ '
cover, a s Sejjatof
.'¥pi&&;jajp$b
Mrs. James Skerry spent Wednesday in
animosity for those who were underWarren Momenta, »of Boston, i r ». North Lawrence, the guest of Mrs.: Willfered by the Palladium: 4
. - .""'--ption tbe hiii-- » i- t . 1
cantly s^ys, ,r we can not increase the
stood to be in opposition to tbem. He
v * * ^ m * o w a . " ** - '
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iam Williams.
, -"•"-'., Tnree-Times^-WeekWorMandPalladiutnforoneye^
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sfresbment- ••-••• - •
importation of products made abroad by
Mr; and Mrs: J.-M. Thomas, of Charles- :'~ Mrs, Edith Brown, spent Wedoesday in W
tttos came to be upon many occasions in
Three-Times-a-Week Tribune and Palladium for one year
foreign labor, with< ut lessening .the'd0-*
| t t e - D i c k in- :.. ... .. ;...-.
ton', Mass.,1are guests of W.
D; Creighton: F/ortCovmgton, tbe guest of Cr. Anderprotect and denunciation of what is
i Albany Daily Journal and P4^d»nm for one year
man i f..r the sliue products iriade at;
Jr^V, Erma - »: . n, Mrtandwife.'-"./ -".'"'"-"""- -,-.-:
•*--• ' : . son a n d family, and her cousins, Mir,
Tribune Farmer and Palladium for one year
known as "the organization "' or ma'j
Mrs, Robert Smart has. returned from Hutchins'sfamily..'--'• \ ,
home with American labor." .And.tfei^
, Carr:^- ; -••-: ::n^- HI I
^ Toledo Weekly Blade and Palladium for one year
chine, both local and State, and doubtless
visiting friehd3 in Mooers and other
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown entertained,
i* the crucial point in the case for the
Cerent
i:,!< r\<i!> durinf.- th»
Woman's
Home
Companion,
Review
of
Reviews,
Success
MH_
j nearby piaoee. H e r cousin, Mr. Bosely,
is regarded by many as th8 representative
Misses Laura and Florence; Cheeney a n d j
;
zine and the Palladium-for one year
$
•sorkingman to ponder.
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| e c >l ecli- n of wedding (?t|
of Plattsburgh, returned with her,
Nellie Brown Friday afternoon.- >
of independence in politics, and as a spa-'
Send cash with order to
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:.; MisaStyles, of Plattsburgh, is visiting
if tbe largest seen in Malone.
As thihgs are, our fore ign trade fncreases
Arthur Maccabee went t o Twin Ponds %
cial champion of the cause of the |eople,
•Bto,,'W«.JrI»noWn.
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Thursday
in
company
with
Mr.
Cartia,
Jewelry, silverware, paintiij
by
leaps
and
bound*
from
y
s
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r
t
o
y?ar,
THE
I^LULADIUM
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and exceptionally devoted to their inter- .Mrs. George Paddock is spending a few
linen and furniture were ge
for the last
days at Mountain View. ^,-.
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ests, lie is to have the chance now to Thsdataarejust^available
Mn^hd'Mrs. Justine AdamB abdMJr.
1
stowed on the couple. Am- of
fiscal
year,
and
they
show
an
increase
Bradford
spent
gnnday
a
t
Twin
Ponds,
"make good ", and we sincerely wish him
i» check for |300 from J'
over
the
previous
year
of
three
hundjed
rusticatihg.
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success in the effort.
Harold Moody i s a guest o f - J a m e s
amily (Mr. Nill is a brother ol
'and forty-odd million dollars in exports
In any case, Mr. Hawiey was shown inMrs; Mabel Bump has returned from Spaulding's family.
'
fffiadfa check <f §100 from M|
and imports, 'the former exceeding the
the^gdensbnrgrCIty Hospital much im-"! : While Mrs. Jennie Spaulding was redubitably to be the choice of the body of
tdapghters. i:r. Jess is the
latter by nearly fonr hundred and fifty
j^proved- All. i r e glad to hear this,
turning from church Sunday evening she
the Republican voters, and his nominaffef^l partner.
millions—for which the world At large
Mrs. Sherman Cdnery« W-hile v&iting sprained heraakte-6n the sidewalk.
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tion does not in any sense reflect machine
at her brother's, iaBellmont, had.the misJCbe couple left on the H'J
must eventually 6ettie with the United
Mrs. E i i t h Brown ia laid up withrheu*]
- :aa&:c&n..A;'vr,am.n.\\-1
manipulation or dictation of any sort.
fortune to fall doWn cellar, cutting her latism. • . -•:-:•- J.- -.-.;.•'...,'.»-.'-- -••.»- "• Ai night, and after a u < i iir
States in gold or. in credits. In view of
headandinjuring her arm quite badly. - : M&'an^ Mrsf. W. B^B>yca a b d daogh
So obtained, i t is to be regarded with re.;.-: . " ' » ' « . « . . ;
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fin the Adirondack*, will resio
these figures does not the claim: seem »
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The-Ba-thday
JDluB
called
o
n
Mra.
spect, and is entitled to loyal acceptter r Martd- ttopk M the Stwdny exisarTOMMed, to Bfll, t o rent, Jo.ftt»
»5vn.
trifle absurd .that our protective tariff is a
James KeefeJast week Tuesday, * -AU r*- sion
to Ogdensburg.
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fpona, money to-loan,.,Aelp
ance by all Republicans.
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port»'oleasanttime.
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^fis. Nill i? a graii.a!
barrier to trade, and t h a t i t operates t o
Mr#
and
Mrft.
JR.
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Browflf
isecently
ivantcd,
a
n
d
advertisements
John W . Rowley, of We^tvillc—selfIsaao^Farr^f Evertoa, ^mted at tbogave a tea to M n . A. Rica, of Worcester*
Icademy and Fred.,ma Nc
close the markets of the world against
o
f
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eteaftar
caara*ter
X
cent
home^fllstcar Farr-aaSandayr . -. . : Mrs. JO; ^fe»tn> of. £b>is nlace, Mr. arid
contained, careful, humane, of excellent:
since gradualun. I.a_- U-<
a w o r 4 for e t c h Insertion. No'
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& Carton and wife, of Tupper* Lake, Mrs; H. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. W. ^Glark.of
business qualifications, notably familiar
ad. t a k e n Tor less Uimit 2 5 cents.
and Mt£t Jessie Tower,of Santa Clara, Dickinson, and Misses Laura and Floreacher in the public M-i.iMin
The people had experience fifteen yeara; .--....• ,',,;' • ''.Hsawjr'af«»wJejf# ":' '\ . r'.-;;
with county affairs because of years of
the reputation of beirigbohest, outspoken, axe visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
s
l i s popular in church and •
«go w ith revising the 'tariff and annihience Cheeney, ofOgdensburg.
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•Orin-Smttb;. '-'-: ^".,.- .V:--^v •".-:
service on the board of supervisors, and
; V.
»ra^ JS.- if. BSeeler entertained berT
Nill is a member of tiie nil
lating "the curse and crime of protec- " "&rry 1L teutwjey, they^jnjiiiee o_f tfae'strenuous and fearless, ',^-ffla' la*3t' ot r H. H. BJehne* and wifeand
Clay
ton
honest from scatp-to heel—is a thoroughly
Tj10rjN»-«e«UDa Powder st ntm&tdsoo'a.
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& Co., Waterto»i.. »lJ
tion." In good time, when, i h o ;e.vil3 qf Kapublican jparty for Menibar. of ^ s e m - :oympatby v?tth .niacBuj^/'polttaca, .$ai- Trim and wife bate retj^nedfrdhi Twin Miter* Mrs. George MoSasser, Friday.
- JMrslCteorge Bradford'entertained her X People sho use & recommend it. This weather
good choice fox superintendent of the
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|i>akery goods and confectionei
the present tarUT clearly outweigh ite bit froin Franklin cpanly, waabdnl ia Ifa-^ called, •na3iplic?d Win pomasvbat h i the Ponds.. All report a line time. I .
aunt,
Mrs.
Alva
&
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a
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M
Wurcester,
on
poor.:
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. fidwaitd 'Wilson and Wedey - Smith, jEtJ4ayvV-..-'.: .'•'>>.^t'-i"- --.--:•• .-• ';":STOEE.,;:, •;'<-•'
benefits, t h a friends of proteotion ^dli lone and is 58 years did;: Ho has always
Dtaminent busirjest ma:, .i.iq
rohahjwe been;employed a t C . & . M a c Forty years ago there was no name
pie,*
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t
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hiirecsived
in^
lived
in
MaKne,
ba-vinf
fesn
i
n
tho
cloth-:
O
B
B3ENT>*C6nveateat
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E>
S.
Everest,
Prosper
Machabee
and
Haiti
centrally loundertake and accomplish a reasonabla
i^of the city ^'-^ ''b~~ l-1- -•'
Arthtir*e:
mill,;
-at
McCollum.'is;
have
rbcatcd.
Apply
lo
J.
H.
DOiiEA,S0
West
UIMI
oftener seen in lists of delegates to ReEgveral others patfOnis^ the excursion
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and rigbteoji3 revision; but to intrust this ihg, • business. - here einc3 1875; * Since tho >reci>n€-campaign showed him to be turnedhome. ;:-•'.:;;'- •"•.;-.2"f"-'-~.
»lderman there.
toOgdensburgSunday,.
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publican county conventions tnan that
:d«cidedly
thei-choice
of
Republican
voters
aamallboy.Mr.
Hawley
has,
as
the
phrase]
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work to men who abominate the system
Joseph, .Catjapbeir, ^ h | t e wrgsUiiig at ;. Tfae ice, cream Bala Satnraay evealilg;
Among the out-of-lou:. gl
mowei si S30; and
OB
-SAXE~Agenfs
eamp'.:
of Genaway, nor any one more active
and ^bo would Babstitutefor it a tarut for goes, ••had-tb depend, on bimself;'' At an of tho'fepun^andindtca^s tbo confidesca th.0 eaucu3 Saturday, was thrown and wasaBUOcessinspite of the rain alarm _ -^®*9d- secohS-haq.* tafPO'— r at Sl& w. J.
k Sb9.-'0. M. Lobdell an3 dai.^hl
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than the man who bore i t in furthering
bad his elbow dislocated, which will lay In .tbaaftBEhoon. ^^ProjgBed^^ML, V""
revenue Only- would bo folly and mad.: early age ho f o r k e d a b o a t ^ o viflage at they have m hjfm to reprls^nt thojeounty in b|m
A. W. Bafeer and 'laujj
up-for some/time.
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Bfanceat,"
tSHJsbri
Is,
ehtertaijiing
DfiDfJOKO
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men's
extorts.
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lower
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e
Isegislafenre.
His
odd
Jobs,
worked
on
a
farm
and
did
other
nesa. r> •.•"'-. -; " l,,">-' ~
y- -••• l ''"i
Curtis,
of the D. & U. U. K . al
f«K$3H>valnest«J.63isasoat
SLG3.
ECONOMY
Mrs. Lattia S 8 « « ' » afiojr was ^ e tcompany
t
from o a f of t o w i i f i j f a^lew
in more ways than one that the son of
in^uallabor, gnttiogln, meanjHne, wbat|iiddres3 d t ; t t o vtujaflty #tt^nfeipfl- indt> attended.
8B0X STOBJE, on me badge. East Halo sweet,
',Hrs. Curtis, all of Piatt-b|
The
show
was
a
good,
clean
dayec,
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thfe political veteran should now be
The appellate division of the supreme t t o e he could a t a- district school;, For«|cated mach natural ability- and a strong one. ','--'-.•'•' -, ." 4. -i .'-' • "."•"•. ^ - .
A. 1 H . MoKimm spent Saturday with
Jilt, Miss Nill, Miss Ame.
recognized, for John W^Genaway is not comt in Brooklyn, by a vote of three to many years ha .has besn an activo workcr-peterminatioc' t o faithfully falflff jhis
Misa Daisy McKamara, of Chicopee ibl*f«mily.-:;y-'." v"-:. : .;'."--:.-•..•* ..;•"
A»5fB0*"Sfea to work to Hie EeducHon
tanie Peters. Mr. and Mr^.
:
Falls, Mass., is visitingier Bister, MrJ. L. , Nahmeoki DeJune spent several days
only by heritage, but in bis own right, twolaat week, held the New York mayor- in the Republican rank3 and has gained IjrusK
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Mr. and Mis. Senecal, of
fJ..B6wen.i, '•%.-",
last weeb at Sand Hill, the guest of Mrs,
deserving of it—having won. education, alty recount bill to be constitutional, and
its per tour. Apply to ALIJSUNUM COMPANV
Austin Adams, treasurer of
.-. LylffFreaobbaa'ieagAgfd t o work for GeorgeMcNasser. r '
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legal training and successes by persistent the next day the appellate division in
—lp*V»useaa.'N,-T..
• take' . established
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ANTKB—CM»t)le
man :tb
- Ruth Pearson hasthe whooping cough.
Anotfceabls feature of laEfc;wee£V |fe- , 0 y e r |I0f>. JM*es ; '.'tosl ,"'•.-'.'i_.'•'_Wesley Sherwin, o f Fays- - ; ",
lilroad, accomiiai.ie ' l
and plucky individual effort, and by toe Manhattan declared unanimously that it!
tea route in HaloBQ aad vtdntty. Apply at
Andrew
Seaver's
hand
is
getting
along
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Clark
Spaulding
was
i
a
Fort
Covington
pubh'can county .convention ",wna" the
i d Sidney Colton, cupei
store or ot General Agent H t. KLOOK. Halone. lor
• • ; i i t a . W e e b , Qf A c c i d e n t s . nicely,: He is able to use i t some.
possession and display of sturdy,- practi-: was unconstitutional. The case, will go |
last Wednesday*
: ,. PWttollare. QBANO DNION TEA CO., 15 Pnbllo
cordlalitf with whiqh deles**^8^ ,»hdl
the Eutland, accompai.it- 1 bj
caf qualities that compel: respect and not only to the court of appeals, but un
Mamie Ghoustlau, who has been work- S^Sie.WateltejfDj8*Y..
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. S o t «o QramcnfsJ, g a t uaetult
others welcomed Senator .£>*Neiij arid the J The past week' baa been a continuous
&n, and Miss Janet SfHti.
ing* for Frank Brown, i s very i l k Mt i a
achieve success. He has been for eight donbtedly to the supreme Court-, of* t h » |
AJSTEO-»Peopte
to
call
np
Dewey
£
Smtai's
deference: they seemed disposed to pay to story of serious acoident3 r with a deaUi
Sf.:j;^
..,":. ;
feared
that
she
baa
blood
poison.
1S.B.
St.
Lawrence
itiver
resorts
are
comrj
axig^K^fcrjIgroer^solBM^s^^bjK*^^
years at the bar, and io an office where United States. As to what the final.deTOM TtJBNEB, PtOafe wishes and judgment*. Jffore than one of tf&(M$exsGn$i4\ l a Jtbe number of phjiningof a dearth Of young men. There - - •
~-J- in".,"- V-»J».'W •"' "'.'»V" -'VV
A l V a b S. B e r r y IU
4itt
thoroughness , and resourcefulness are cMon will be one man's gUese Is perhaps
nomination made by -the CDnvention killed the catastrophiea are among the are pretty ^ l a - ' g a l o r a a t a w r y hotel, bn>|
WegtBatfgor, conspicuous; and- he is temperamehtly as good as another's,'but at presenl" (ha
ItK—Two second hand soda fountalos.
A J f a b S . Berry, a former
could probably hire been changed b y mos|aeriou»<tf th^year.
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Helpintr
^ o r t b Ibiiwrence Fire . :
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young
men
qualified
'by'
appearande
afid;
GEQBgE CLABK, Malone, S.Y. -: ,; 4 ^
of the make-up that should distinguiah a opinion of seven jodgea1 coiidemnsf it^
him by a word or a;ribd,but, haying no j Da Saturday a t midnight, t h a steamer brTeediagtdplajfiBia^oieaf abeaa faramIffirte and WestM'ie, •••••i\
"-. arrflgrers. .'.
prosecutor, and which is essential to thewhile that of three sustains it. One very
'osisit' *b'' iuoAN—M.:R' MCOLAES-. ,:'
ambition to he aTbdsa,'*and desiring" the Columbia collided with a lumber Eteamer mel arft sttaagely taiiikjDg,' Attired i a j Jisst-KBday craning adance was given
any^Ofthe Older re-i j. i.l
largest; success of a district attorney. Mr.' obvious and pertinent application of this
flashes pf the vot^mas eipregs|d a t tjje tea densa fcg^ off tbo Callforniicoast and
otiaty,died-at i.i« >•• : •
ity frocksacd locking Bke. roeebads, in:Wil>.-BiBntlBy'e ball ifex tha benefit of
Genaway has always -been eocspicuonsly condition i3 its; demonstration of tho onfuly-Kth, - after a l-.i.^.r.i
caucuses to pre.tail, tho Scijator in c o was-^nnk
_ „ _ in lc^s. than fiyo teinntes. % ia the maideaa enjoy Iheir chats, jficnies the fire snfferers of North Lawrence. C< CB0OI. SVPPLlES^Bes gcotli LOTrest
public, spjnted.andquicklyresponsive to wisdom, and impropriety of attempting
Twelsra dollars was taken, Wednesday
aCeT:«f the. stoma !,
way interferred£»and .mattera took their|reported thati CO livpa *r«relpat, Eighty aad teantofcyibebisefoeSr The "sanimer t w o boxes 0 ! qlotaBing, beddiiijg, &»., wer© ^ - p a c e s . AtAOTTarcKU .--, - .
calls to patriotio' duty.,' He was "one of to force legislative action upon any
ONEY *«> iiOAs—B. ;jau.; CHAMBEB:
iWjJJary Creighi :. :own course-. - Sana.fe5r O'Keil'e fttfitadg: pergon3 were JRDseuedftfter.ieing i n theresort sfn»n» u .aa ornamental creature sent by our village people for t h e aarne
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toward county politica fa nnejaestiQaabJy water eeveral honrs. Others were saved with a fondness for pretty Bummer snita purpose.
rexito mourn the i
• Spain, has had a long and creditable, in jamming tbia particular measure
Rev. C, J , Middleton and wile and Miss ..." • "A. B , !PAB!BtEI«EE A: S«Js.'-- ' -'. •
tho tjorTect^ne-: ft amoants. practically {on ,tho inmbe* J&tsat which did c o i sink. and tieee? variegated hue,, and who eacb
luebaad and a Uiad an i
Bardstey,
a
f
Bolath.
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w
n
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called
on
•membership in our local'military organ.-'! through.'., Thero Was a *erjkjsonsideraS»Ie,
B "SAM&"-Vacant ioj on • Qm career,' of
Ehey are: Mis. Ida U. „ \
to thfej that white- bo will pot.'divestji : A t I^rafeo, 111., oa Mohday,about'20 .ftummer^o-ved «T*ry girl somejaad one or friends inTour t-iljagetast Thursday, . " £l ? O Franklin
toa Pljasaflt saeets, wtricti we are
ization, and has never; failed to : bear Tench and respectabie opposftion to it upon tho
Emmertok, Franli . C.
himself, *f tho. right t » attend conven- .workmen employed ..in the ship yarda: twogirlsaiottJSeemsto; hara beea- sup- I Mr.aadfMrs. &, Board way entertained Janttotteedtb sell at a*itti»hi^* toanlre of A. B.
"part as opportunity presented in party double ground that it would: constitute a
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Slian Berry, Of Chioago, ani
tions and participate in them^aiid in bL$ wereleaniugagainsttfce»-iail ait afoot* planted by masculjlna t a a a w h o lores ofil relatives from Nicholville last Friday and EABStKSnE*BeS.SfelOC&S.ir« ».
work; and; in the promotion of. horns in- dangerous precedent and that < it violated
B SAliE—Ke*teus»»na hsmwufi.ia aepes Bemember tbatthfiSTAEa!
- hss
'AiL.aihi,, of -New'-Vert
own town may go to th^ exteniofadvM- bridge, waiting f a r the. draw to clese» clothes, and tbV feclusloa o f tfae woods aJadSatarday,
©Hand to Atdt'T.^ecoetMgr istm Jones
jterestscif broader concern^" There-is no the constitution.- But Governor Hughes;
Miss Emma Hogan, who has been spend- ThLTlsararectuwceto
something new andoovei
;t*'' '
get. a (Cooa banjatn, as toe
Ing-'bia'. fellow tdw6staen„Tegardiiig -th.p I *fh'e^ "tho "rail, broke a d d they wefe wh?r^ h e can. rest, fisband roogb it. T h e ing her summer vacation witbher mother,
tfth
I.:- h His: last :ifl'ness.|
nt»p«t*te very dealrapk- aou is only steal tnree •.'",---.
hazard in predicting that- as district at- favored it> and accordingly a certain part
programmes...
:et birthday E^y.5
f^eledtltsns-which hg thiok? ,expgdle)it, h s ihT4w% into tho, -water." . SetVral were average town young man o f ' t h e .presentf left last week to resume her duties.
brated':
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Programme To-Say and T !• r .doj.
torneybe will^ neglept no duty nor fail in of the press of. the State straightway
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ard to- tbe .golfie
Misa
Nora
Gale
returned
t
o
Alburgh
wijl
-.not"
bo'
bothered
by,,
cor
;iBgd3l0
looking
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day work* hard enough that, when vaca- last week.
Motioh Pictures—Famast
-..mg.,
:::aqy requirementihal'mayaMse,~'SJ-.. .'-•
began t o ho wl.th3t*any man who ob|eCted: -with, esferyiifUe contest that may: arise.
O B SAIi*E*-T»» oonsa aad Jot.VKo. Si-West , also Alladin and- His
fn-^Octct"
tion comes, h e fa ready t o ehaoge his JMrs. Fred OIcklason,eon and daughter,
rfal
JUln street, teowaae the AWatam Kioto resi>rJjflitrul fFreclr t » attel»la-»»,
v i: -H;i '•oil ail j./la
IfcrV'.Be: : - ,-MITbe railroads in the West-are generally "was a. grafter and. an enemy o f reform. Of .course, - if there should b& -candidaEamp (bigbly colored^. '
mode of life and^et back t o the elmple of Baaujor, visited Clinton Fairchiid and dence. This propen.rl«centrally located aad aver>
The-'result
was
that
inen
surrendered{
a«ep4ot*»fl
wffll»#WM*rsaMnMlejrieeftna
on
-"•• •}£• rry, <>PJ
fif& which ha were- ^trottgly persuaded On©«f t t o tomt appalling railway acel- life for a whtie. Instead of sp -ading b i s familylast Thursday.
sf
tbs-'».>-complying with recent legislation reduce
*muStTO&d
Song—"OnU
-s3g*'
ttrmKtoBnltthe pnrch»»er. , Inquire of A. B.PABthe}*
con
vte'tldna,
and
voted
for
the
biU
,
• fa:.' II^V
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McAllister,
of,
the
North
He
was
u
r.
"were, inimical 'to tb.e public interest, or |-d«;nts«f tho year pcturrad near Salem* f hard earned salary to bedeck himself
' ing passenger fares/to" two.«r to- two. and
, ' ^ F * . . from Hom^Sweet Home.
Village, attended the dance Friday even- aEi<lQta. 1 soK,rijuo««,s.T.
Programme Frltfsy and>oti.--.i»f. ;
CteO, i.ahe\
a half cents a mile, but at the sam»j time simply'to protect themselres from attack plainly', objectionable ttGm thsr jarfyV MicftiK*a> on Saturday* on t h e Pera with "soffeIothiDg* , ia which t o indulge ing,
aad were guests of Will Blsncbard.
'- tryou' - - • - ' . - . Motioa Pictures-The i.i
--jlar.
Jlived unt;: u':<they arocfltfiiog out a;Udf the concessions, -and abo^e," Thai way of injlueneing .a .fitandoofnl, that: might b& ftaother Jlariju^tfefoaiJ, when a special passenger j in aontwraal cavorting in society of the
Mr. and Mrs. Soott Cifooks attended the
- W«nts,«sokv.
';. "_,'Legislature^
ia
baneful,,
andmist"
necesButton, {comie^ lOso Ti.. ,-hera
W«dt * «ttost|aa»
taattei,- and be.might thefc feel called train o f eleven- <x>sehes filled *wJth-be- §aim butterffy a t fashionable Summer play ia Malone last Friday evening,
aid.his. .fart;;
such as special rates to clergymen -and
- Wsot asUBsnuus, „
foomie).
Master Minor D^ ke foil from a tree last
ien be'-.Wen; ;•
exclusion; .rateSj"which it Wae formerly-' f sarily be destrualive^ of individual inde- ;apon to beconw active^aad aggtt!8Uyfr{t«eenS04attdl,fKI0Dl! th& employees of resorts..
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Sunday afternoon, breaking his wrist.
;,niustrat'sdSong-^" Whv : JYOO
WsnttoseDafiorsB.
I since lived, i:
their practice to grant, f a Penrisyivania nendence'Wd of consclentjous action. JSo long aa. Senator t ^ B holds t o bU of the road on hoard for the annual «x1
George Bartow and daughter, Mrs. C
Try,- by Luman Smith.
Want * Servant g u v
The Slate board of health o f Boston
leeveral time^
.and in North Carolina the companies aref The 6ortof*newgpapefs thal«mploj it dg- f present ;<our$e, to- h mm t6- comt»JM8'3 CBrsl^a to Betrolt collided with-a «<»t
Fall-child, visited Fred Dickinson and
Want
to
rettt
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gi
vm
out
the
report
that
a
young
»
o
m
i
n
ser.ve
neither
readers-noraupport*
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contesting the: constitutianality.- of thefamily ia-tfae South Village last Tuesday.
and £6 d e s e m popularily>4rfepect- aad barmd-freight. 'Thirty-eight person* are
C o a u a n o o s Performan. r . ,.r« »IW'! I ways took a:
Wsstto)w§rwaeitSBOo»e, -.•
Adalbert Hapgood has gone to New
:ne.w-. . laws, upon the- ground, that their
j t a e o M h o m e c ..:
kct*w«tob« dead ^H^ »i*ty in|tired a s recently removed %a the Massachusetts
confidence,
n
o i n e n d e m t i n t r r o m z «...:. .v.?'t*«
W » o l » KWXl bc«mXn« place, .
General Hospital, after being employed York city.
[of Camp Nine.
operation would pe>jrireuiil}y.a faking of
the result of the wreck* °
Keports to: the: .leading commercial
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lawrence and
The kegfclatttre assembled sjraln'oa
Want t > rent or btre » Doaie,
[America, «!:;•-:.
' H e pajssenger Itain had the right of as a domestic for several months in some daughter, of Malone, were guestsof relaprivate property without compensation,
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'.-W»«t lo loin or borrow money.
7*?*™ l ! ! ^ " ! ! ^ ! ^ ? , ! ^ ^ ^ " ^ evening with a » o r a ftevaleot
rvioeon .Friday,
way, bat by som«? blander x>u the part of of the wealthiest families of Boston, is a tives in town last Sabbath,
and therefore confiscation, la. ^fprth 6ve.r the. country: cofi-tinae- mPdiy optiWuttttoboyiecon4nsnde»rrl»lte.
feeling among- the members that some
Mrs. Ernest Fish and children, of Sara| i a Oak wood t.>n:<
cf thft ctew o f . the, freight train victim of leprosy. This is the sixth case
Caroiioa particularly' the, contest is iex- mistJo -in - tone... The ..faTgrafele weather
Want lonnd any mi Oftjou bare lost.
agreement between- the two House? in the!
the latter proceeded on toward the ap*^ of leprosy discovered in Boston and vicin- nac Lake* are visiting her parents, Mr,
ciijng* and tny-qiveB a clash between th ft conditictts privaiiing have improved crop
Want to nndaatrayea or «w*eo horse,
and Mrs, Frank Bombard.
apportionment matter might be reached,
M a l o n e M a n Ki-I^
ity
in
the
last
three
months.
State and federal, .conns;.. Thefortner. prospects,- "and the Anar, appearance of and the extra session be concluded In the pfoachiog Bpecial, instead of waiting a t *
Brad. Fish and wife are moving to
WantioandtUeowneroiaajUUnetound,
Qeorjjefe.'lLavarnvni-. ~ :
Saranao
Lake
this
week.
have sentenced railway ticket agenta tm midsnmlner heat faa& greatly gtimnlated GOttMeefa few days* Th» Republican earned station to let the passenger train
Want to accomplish anything under the sun,
Eleven hundred children of New York
tWiuiam taa.V&n^liv. .if Ma
Frank Gouyea spent last week here, iewo?kin the chain ging: for TioMto».of retail trade, which fe twniflg out better Senators held * caucue the -<ajne evening, pasa.
Ton o a t do u easily Usrouah Uw. colamw of
city are enjoy ing an outing in country dis- turning to his work at Lake Bonaparte
t
kemaa on the '.)».:.•••'
the law, and the Oovernor ha» declared than w«s anticipated a monlh ago,—5few and almc*t unanimously resolved to conThe passenger train was just rounding trict* this week as a result of "Fresh Air' last Saturday.
The Malone PALUDren a t Cow Rates forOaae.
;
Ogdensburg'R;
U.--. v.-as.'r.ti
that he will provide militia protection to YorkTitoes, ;'
a
curve
when
it
sighted
the
freight
train.
Last
Tuesday
Mrs.
Carrie
Fish
and
Mrs.
efforts.
tinue to support substantially the plan of
Powell,
of
Dickinson
Center,
were
guests
the State, judiciary against any punisha.freight
trafn"
aT,:i:
ins'for.tl
Both
engineers
apparently
saw
their
danThe
Rutland
B.
R.
wilt
run
its
annual
the
Se«afe
redtstrictiug
which
they
have
The crioe of cotton thread h s s fcefflo
Managing Editor Macintosh and Dra- of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Adams.
ment that the United States courts may raised during tho past two months from all along favored, hut with some slight ger at the game moment. They shut off
BaobUad, N. IT., last -v.'-'irdii
excursion to t h e Thousands Islands TuesLast Sunday Arthur Brown, Scott
'- was 1? years of a.<» a'-,„i'|
decreev Therai&oads fnsiat-(hatoperation four cents * spool t o -rfx and seven cents, changes to make it more equitable and a Ateam and applied the emergency brakes, matic Editor York, of the Syracuse Post- Crocks, P. Cummings, W . D. Bentley and day, July 80th. The fares from italoae,
| He
%fmpo8whte«xceptat*loeaat the rate and it ia predicted by deafewt that the partial concession to the Assembly. The but could not prevent a head-on-oollisioa. Standard, are spending their vacation at Will Blaaehard took in the excursion to Bangor, Brushton and Moira will be $1.80;
Ogdensburg. .,.„
ATB.
Was well known.in Ma!
North Lawrence and Winthrop, $1.S5, and
Axed by th& Sorth Carolina inw, and tnat |price will soon be further advanced to ten changes do not, however, cover the par- With the passenger train traveling at the Mountain View.
from Knappe, Norwood, Hadrid and U s Wbeb the accident-orri
therefore they are entitled to have It de- cents a. spool* retail. While it k admitted ticular case for which Speaker Wada- rate of forty-Ave mile* an hour the sboek
A d i r o n d a c k Valley.
boa, fl.10. The commodious steamer,
tWMliaf oatherapningboar:
clared null and void. The federal court that ft» higher cost for raw cotton and worth has been m urgent-^the arrange- of collision was terrific. The responsibility
for
the
accident
ia
being
vigorously
America," licensed to carry 600 pasb>g aaglne.
Some t'ro'ubll
on Monday declared the penalty part of higher wages paid to help in the factories ment of his home district. The Aas mbly
TaKKBUT.-At Topper late. N. T
Orra Hinman, who t as been visiting
iter. July U, 1S07,1 m to Mr. u « Kn. a Ttva- bis aunt, Miss Lillian 8 uart, has returned sengers, has bean^iSeoared for the excurbeakes, probably the rupjurej
the North Canadian law unconstitutional. justify a part of the increase id the prioe Republicans caucused on the same ques- investigated by the road officials.
blarsion this year. $peoial train will leave
threw on the s i c
BBOWN.-M Topper Lake. N. V, en Hoaasr. to b i s BOOM in Dickinson.
{of thread, it ia believed that the larger tion Tuesday afternoon, and determined
Over 400 K 111*4 l a Kxptealoa.
Mrs. Melvin Hutohioa has been visiting Ma4ne 8^0 A. M., arriving Ogdensburt sadeaaaali tevtesesnestod «uta£^ NVT• * ? '••
J uly 14, U07, s ton to ar. and tin. V s . a. Brows.
The State cWlaervioe commisBioo has part of the increase ia arbitrary, and the to yield toeir former position, end to
train to a stop, w l i
bar
parents
for
a
few
days.
I There wsa a fatal explosion Saturday" SHCPAKD.-ID abloos, K. T., on Tbsnau.Jabr
anaonnced that, among others, John O. result of combination between the manut aad throwing tlxe y o u |
I*. UW.«wu.Al*«rt aa»nMt.*> Hr.esdtos.M.
Mies Florence Rider has returned bom* 10:45 A. M. Immediately JM arrival
accept the Senate plan. That solved, of in a colliery at Toyocka, Bunco Province, &• BbspufS.
Wais, of Chateaugay, and Fred D. Wara- facturers.
aw - . H * I " » S | I ST . SBf tateresl »!** '
from Ogdensburg, where she hae spent sseaa>er " Amerioa " wiU leave for a sail a.
the engine and a
*t
ate
SMk
«kte
at
Mf*m<*
WIUUB
5
*
_
-^
sssa
ii
coarse, all difficulties, and it » u the ex- Japan. f It ia reported that nearly aU of
r p a m L - u aakMM. a. T . «« Vwdt;, aaij u, the pas* week, the guest of Miss Marion through tha entire gToap of f islands.
ster, of Massena, nave passed the competander the wheels a
ma.
a
soe
»
»r.
aas
an*,
a.
n.
tvmr.
t«M •» sotmc s o * * f
itive examination for the position of vetBeturatag, special train to leave Ogdeas- wM^jEsisptjr.wies
The directors of the Merchant*' Ex- pectatioa at Albany oe Tuesday evening the 470 miners in the pit at the Usse were rtjtKlu-At ttMataia ru«,K.T^oa Istartar, Carpenter.
aaaagled.
Majtr
«t
te
Botawe
Boos*.
Matooe.
N.
V^
*»&•
Mr. a a d Mrs. C. E. Stvars spent Setur- borg 7M P. M. For Oiae t»We of special
*<**£**'*•»«.15iS».•»«.aid
un.sowaWl
erinarian in the State department of agri- change of San Francisco announce their that the extraordinary session would be! killed.
brougb
dtewsad Sanday et Twin Poods. .
"~~ '" * " ,
.
culture, the salary of which ia wren dol- opposition to any discrimination in anyeaded to-day, or on Thursday at the
ffra. KUa* Stoart felt reoentiy and was train at InterBaedlate stations see anuOI
(aad tbe funer
amendment to the game law aplars per day. Wheneverthe department way against the Japanese and their desire j-togt.
braised somewhat. Webepe it will not bills,
'
..•-'••"-•
1 yearly go t h w ^
1 Dame ehurch on |
.
.••
proved by Oo^etaer Hogbat 00 Mooday
beseriooe. .
shall find itself in need of tha service* of for a continuance ci the most friendly
., .
- . ^ needlessly. i*o»"f.:,
tib*
death of his
1
A measure made law by the Governor's provides; The close season for wild deer ^gaaw.-itt asnrte^ »s^sa.JWae>f, Jajy V, f Tb* n e * teiapbooe Uae is oompletad
such aa attache it may now appoint him relations between Japan and America.
' i # f * r t p * l m m * Z*e Wm R e n « # i
'
had
resided in
aa4give«v<ry
MoasatiafaetkMu
m9t%
aasi
mew.
fsnnsiir
et
SnHKsas
esssay.
from the last in question. Mr. WilU's Sorely as much weight should be at-eigneture on Saturday provides that after! shall be from November first t o flepteut" »teaaabaform a»atitesag|
Miss Lisa Laneab, of Weak Baaaor, %i
l a y two
...
_ asteatfsalMK M. T- aa Stoaesi.
Oetobsr
first
no
railway
company
shall!
ber
fifteenth,
botli
iaolastTe.
No
peteea
casnoos for gotsiag the place thus depend, tached to their utterances as to the self* * •*-« T ia%i trottWe lies. ! W
^ ^ S i s w £ « i s a « | 5 f c S T r saacaeatof bar sister, Mr*. Bsraie
of Sab
first, opon his relative standing in the list seeking clamor of politicians, the sensa- permit any telegraph or telephone oner- [ shall take more than two dear ia aa ope*
Aaaa, -of
1**'
ator
whose
duties
pertain
to
the
move-1
season.
Nopeteoo
absil
take
aay
wiU
of those who pa seed the examination, and, tionaliam of newspapers or the demands
"Wiv^j'jUuaiji %
No
seeoad, vposi the requirement! of the de- of would-be trade monopolists and MeekLvpHI-jl
tbe
meet
of
trains
by
ase
of
the
telegraph
or
deer
betweesi
suasst
aad
.aeariee,
nartaaesU for addJtfooal help,
sasiSsrs.—N. Y, Tribune.
b
o
a
*
ia
a
day
of
S4
boora.
telepfaooe to be on duty more tfcaa eight | wild deer ahalt be takes while ia
1
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