Tl\c Malone Farmer,WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1902.

HOME MATTERS.As a part of their fine exhibit at the fair

this year M. Slason & Son will show thefamous World's Fair Wegrnan piano,which is now on its way to Malone.

Frost did considerable damage to grow-ing crops on Adirondack farms Fridaynight. As far south as Orange, Sullivanand Delaware counties the freeze seems tohave been harder than further north.

Eddie Desautel, son of Edward Desautelwho has been employed for several yearsby F. S. Cliannell, had the tips of his fin-gers on both hands caught in the rolls ofa paper machine at the paper mill on Sun-day and lost the tip of the middle fingeron both hands. Dr. Oliver dressed thewounds.

Capt. Miller, of Co. E., has appointedthe following recruiting conainitte for theensuing year; Sergeants Collins andGenaway, Corporal Fell and Private Gib-son. The company is now without lien-tenants, Mr. Hale having resigned andMr. Shears removed from town. Thurs-day, Oct. 2nd, has been fixed as the datefor the election of their successors.

Miss Florence Boyce, eldest daughter ofMr. and Mrs. S. G. Boyce, of this village,who graduated from Franklin Acaademyin June, has determined to follow a pro-fession and has commenced the study oflaw in Dist. Atty. Main's office. Manyyoung ladies in the country are now be-coming lawyers and doctors. It is a finetraining and there seems to be a good fieldfor them in both lines.

Pi t tsburgh 's public schools did notopen till Tuesday of this week. One weekof summer to their credit! They have no"hops in Clinton county or still anotherweek would doubtless be added to the va-cation. The registration of Franklin Ac-ademy is now about 200. This will bematerially increased in a couple of weeks.The new year under Prin. Hodge is thusopening most auspiciously.

Jed Shova, arrested for selling liquor tominors, has waived examination and givenbail to appear before the grand jury. Thebail is $1,000. We understand that thelaw enforcement committee of t he Anti-Saloon League is assisting the complain-ant in the Shova case and that it will beprosecuted vigorously. A petition will bemade to the proper authorities asking foran order to cancel Shova's tax certificate^The evidence against Shova is said to beso strong that the charges cannot be safe-ly denied.

Mrs. J. B. Pitman, wife of the well"known clergyman, wbo served St. Mark'schurch in this village so ably for so manyyears, died at their home at Fishkill onthe Hudson on Friday last at an advancedage Mrs. Pitman was subject to hearidisease and attacks of paralysis. She wasa woman of great intelligence and refine-ment and the news has brought a pang ofsorrow to the heart of many an old anddear friend in Maloue, whose sympathygoes out to the aged minister who survivesher.

There was an interesting contest inHenry Carroll's market the other nightbetween. " J o Nick" and Roger Bushey.The man who could eat the most raw cu-cumbers in the shortest time proved to beJo. He ate seven and won a small wager.Then he ate a bunch of raw onions top ofthat quicker than Bushey and won anotherwager, notwithstanding that some ofBushey"s onions went into his pockets.But Bushey could beat Jo drinkingwater. He won the wager on water bydrinking eight glasses without sloping.

The Franklin County Medical Societyholds its semi-annual session at SaranacLake today (Tuesday.) Nuinerons paperswill be read from physicians in all partsof the county, among them Dr. Austin, ofTupper Lake, and Drs. Trudeau, Wicker,Brown, Baldwin and Kingbon, of Sara-

n a c Lake, and a banquet will be served atThe Riverside at 3;00 P. M. After anhour's session following the banquet, avisit will be made to the bacteriologicallaboratory and to the sanitarium. Dr.Grant, of Malone, is on the program for apaper on "Astigmatism."

A son of Ed. Prae, residing about twomiles north of Moira, wa^ipatantly killedin a peculiar manner last Saturday night.He had been to Bombay "with his fatherand on the way home he appeared to fallasleep. His father roused him up and hesaid he had |ost his hat. His father stopped

Inhere will be preaching at the Baptistcntircfc next Bnnday, both morning andevening, at the usual .hours.

Prof. Allard, oar bandmaster, has en-gaged B. B. Twigley, of Indianapolis, toplay first violin in his orchestra this winter.The other members will be Malone musi-cians. Mr. Twigley is said to be a finemusician.

A full grown doe was found browsingwith the herd of cows belonging to theMasonic Home in Utica the other day.The animal had evidently wandered fromits haunts in the Adirondacks. It wascaptured and placed in an enclosure.

A young man named William Goodwinhad a close call at Morristown Friday. Hewas feeding a steam thresher, when abroken cylinder tooth flew and struckhim in the eye, putting it out. It is awonder that it did not pierce to the brain,

C. W. Hyde &Co.'s fine store at thecorner of Main and Pearl streets is sub-stantially completed and they expect tomove in this week. The furnishings arevery handsome, making one of the mostattractive pharmacies in Northern NewYork.

Willis Van Wormer, one of the threebrothers found guilty of the murder ofPeter Hallenbeck, on Christmas eve last,is reported to be dying of quick consump-tion in the hospital at Dannemora prison.The other two are quite fat and apparent-ly in excellent health.

An order has been granted by JudgeStover revoking the liquor tax certificateheld by A. E. Emmousat Hogansburgh,because the application stated that he(Eramons) was alone' interested in thebusiness, whereas, it afterward appearedthat H. J. Bowker, who has been fined andcould not hold a certificate, was the actual

his team toJfet him go back and get it andwaited for Bam to return, but, as the boyearl Street.

ONBT TO LOAN.-lDdatreatoffloeof87*2 W*. L. ALLEN.

W ANTED.An experienced salesman. In^ff. Owner can recover same by paying coat of

pinjr and this notice, 36wl

SfOR * \Lb,, The Kmmet Ulark cottage at Lane Titus with good barn ia connection fs offeredfor sale at a bargain. There is 20 acres of landi connection and good road leading from high-ay to the property. If not disposed of pre-

Fiously will he sold at auction Sept, 6th at thecourthouse at 10 o'clock A. M.

"" v2 GEO. SABIN, Administrator.

FOR SALE.-Having decided to leave MaloneI offer for sale my seven-year-old mare andentire driving outfit rt a bargain. Also a seven-rear-old grade cow. Ayrshire and Durham, freshlast March, now giving from 25 to 30 lbs. per day.Also three-burner blue flame oil stove, and buffsoehln and white wyandotte fowl?prize stock.

35tf T. G. CASS.

HOUSE FOR SALE.My home on Secondstreet. Inquire at enunty clerk's office.34tf BESSIE E. WYMAN.

W EBER PIANO for sale or to rent. Will sellat a bargain. Inquire of34tf F. E. LEWTS, Hickok Block. Malone.

^i^ OR SALE at less than half price. Mowing

machine, reaper. United States cream sep-arator, hop press and :i,50J hop poles.

34tf JOHN J. FERGUSON.

FARMERS :Having purchased an entire newoutfit for catting ensilage, I am d

When you spend money this fall forclothing, the kind that fits like the abo>eis here for the asking, and costs no morethan the ordinary slop-shop work.

Suits up to twenty dollars. Overcoatsthe same. New shapes in suits and over-coats, that you cannot find elsewhere.

Have a look."CLARK & SOX,

Reliable Clothiers.

Chartered I82O. Aset, $60,000,000

of the JEtna Life Insurance Companyprovide income for twenty years. Issuedin amounts of $1,000 to $50,Qw, and paidfor by annual, semi-annual, or quarterlydeposits. An investment which guaran-

[nexperiencedie from $50 to

payable semi-annually

jyman, DrX>,Hows 10:; W A. 'P. M. Mon. ajs 'Weclresdays and Fridays.f l l O RENT.J. W. Ponds hru&e and lot onJL Woodward streethouse in splendid condi-

tion, good barn and two af-res of land. Canaave 8ne garden and pasture a cow. Apply atjnee to John F^r^uson on the adjoining prem-

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HOU!?E AND LOT FOK SALJL Good loca-tion: good neighborhood; three acrfes land;[esirable prorerty. H. D. THOMPSON. ,TUB PRINTING -neatly and promptly done

at The Farmer office.

\ J ILL AGE A>D FARM PROPERTY FOR', SALE.-I offer for sale any of the follow-ing pieces of property :The house and lots known as the "Amsden

Homestead " on West Main Street, next to theCourt House, either in whole or in part.

A farm known as the " Miller Farm." 80 acres,ine-half miie from village, on the Ferguson road.

A farm in the town of Constable known as theL* Airsden Farm,1* 80 acres.

A dwelling house on Ft. Omneton St.. next to-he Baptist parsonage. BROC R. SHEAR8.

30tf . Malone, N. Y.

in advance. They are as safe as Govern-ment Bonds, and being backed by theETNA'S f60,00OvO0(r OT"ASSETS^, andfifty-two, years' experience, the secttsd-ty is absolute.

B'or full particulars, please write givingdate of birth, stating amount of Bond tobe considered, and a statement will besent you.

F. B. ESTES, Manager,MALONE, N. Y.

- iE SALE.My house and lot on Frederick ftreet.. near Wasuiagtui. street. Sewer con- !

nections; fine location Apply to |A. C ADAM**. Adirondack House. !

80tf ' Catherine Street, Malone, N. Y.

BLACKSMITH SHOP TO RENT-orfpr saleat Whippleviiie, N. Y. Fine location for agood business.. Appiv to F. H. Lyman, Whipple-viiie. N. Y. " 19tf

SALE.At "Mountain View. N Y., a cot-MJ tage with about filocated. Prop rtv will b.- _~fully funii.-hed if desired. Also '.,750 acres ofiiniber ian.l? hi the town of Daane, upon which

a Sartje quantity of pulp wood. For price andterms iuqiure of John Fenrferson. Sayebec, P. Q.,Gordon H. Main, Aiiomev. Mdk>De, hT. Y., orJame? Beti. Hhasm Fnli-. . Y. 2ttf

BIG CUT INPRICES OF FEED.DON'T GET FOOLED into buying a

stock of poor feed because you caubuy it cheaper than you bought fora week or more ago, but come andsee our CHOICE LDCE OF F#EDS andget our prices. We are makiug A.BIG CUT in the prices of-...

ALL OTXIR, FEEDS,We will snrprise you by the bigreductions we are making.

If you wish to buy a hundred of Feedor a carload, remember you cannot do

of land, nicely j better than to give us a call,iold with the house jYours respectfuily,

FOK SALE. -A farm hi I uuw ut fifty acres, Iall tiil-.bie land, house and barn iu first-class ]condition. Terms en?>\ Apply 10 Mrs, Peter }Sheffield, rhiant-, N. Y , rightly fill prescriptionsthese days. Remedies are multiplying, new preparationsare constantly coming out aad each prescription must havecareful study and accurate attention.

We give such work the attention it shoold have, we see to it that ourdross are pare and of exact standard strength, we neversnbetttnte or vary a hair from the requirements of your pre-scrlptfcra or recipe> ,

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JU R Y DRAWING.-NOTTCE IS HBBE-by given that on Saturday, the 13th day of} September. 1902, at ten o'clock in tee forenoon,| at the Clerk's Office, in the Village of Malone, tl

[ lajje of Ma'one, in and for the County of Frank*FARM FOR S A Elf.The Alexander Chisholm j lin on the fifth Monday In September nest wblcb*farm 2i4 miles west of Malone; 43 acres j is Sept. 29th, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,with stock and tools. Reason for selling, ill j Dated Malone, Aug. 30,1902.health inquire on premises. 3tf 36w2 WM. H. FLACK, Clerk.

satisfaction is assured,when you buy a pairof our School ShoesLarge assortment.

Hoit& Haskell.