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to raw 10 «lt w*ois» havlnf claimsagfeinat Jane A. ChAlefou lite of CKtf»Ut*irt In Mid Ctttnty of CllnWft, «*•caaaed. to present the •nm», with thevoucher* thereof, to the aut#ctfbftr.at hia place of trammeling buttneii.et the residence of the und«r»flrtiedexecutor at CHuiffrplaln, N. Y., on orbefore t*w 18th day pf M*y, 19IS.flrJVWKE MVHBMMtie. Kxatutor
W. II. DtWV, Attorney.
with the vouofeaft thereof, to
i t t m t *tittnett, at ttt* fiffufe orPrank C. A»cew, No. « CHnten atreet,
j . T., on ctr fcW&r* the3*lh d«y of June, 1919.
Va*oa
pursuance of an or-der or RON. DAVID H, AONBW.Surrogate* of Clinton County, N*WYork, notice In her* by given accord-ing to law to ftll p*r*dtos having*!claims a gal net Caroline T. Durkee.late of FhUMbuifti tit Mid Couftty ofClinton. d#cea*ed. to present the
business, at hie residence in GranOIsle, Vermont, on or before t*« n t hday of Mjay, J*tl.
B6DO1UN8, Admr.
or exeotttors, truatet or trustee*|wm«4 or described in th« will of
la Convert^ deceased,
via* John M. jr. Inpu rattan? d of in order of HON.DAVtD if. AONEJW, Burroimte of Clinton County, New York, noilce It here-t»y »*ven according to11air to all 9W*softs having *ta*ftis tfjfeittsL JoHn M.Davles. Jr., late of city of PlattftbufghIn aald County of Clinton, deceased,to pptattm the siMre, wtMi the woaeh*srs {hereof, to the subscriber, at Hitpjsce of tmnsscrm* binda**. *fcofft«* ; of; FrtrvH ,C| A#U«% ?**<Clinton street* Plartsfct»r*h, fr. T., onor before the lOth day of May, 111 ft.
da. L. Hay ford, theof FHinces Maria
lately applied to ourSurrogate's Court or the County of
to hava a certain InstrumentId writing x.eJatlng to both real andpfcfsonfct a*t*t«, duly pVoved arf thelast will ant& ieatumont of FrancesMafia Coavfcrs*, Sate of Champlaln InS 3 county. <%«iMd.
Uterefore, ?o$ arid *ach of you"~ »rebr cltfd and required to be
PPM!- before tfftr aald, Surro-- < * » * V f # •***.'« # • office
our wltropats In the County ofy of ftattoburth. in
10noon of that day,
' the said laat
eiaiam agatett 'Mttohtl R*badue latett-MitC County of
to present thtthit»of, to
th* «ub«cHbw, M Ibelr place of tr»n-•aotlng bu*tea», at th« residence of% W. Stwle, to Mooort rotk*. Newtork, on or before the. 18th AAJ ofrtbrnary, 1911. t
RABAEUS,
AdmlnUtrator*.H. C. BV«RK8T,
AU'y for Admra,,i*JkttiJnrr»li. K T.
trtirtuance of a© or-a ir of «*t> . UAVXD H. AOK35W.ifcrtTOfate of cWntoa County, NewTor*. not&* te h*raby given accoiki-ing to l a w m a n pe^AVnavinr^iaimi
l tHftnei- <3. Or*ht late of'Filift In *§M Cotnrty of CItri-
4on, de««Mied, to preaent the aani*.i tlftlfMf. W the
they ara required to appeartheir «ttaftStf n, If they have one,If they "have none, to appear and
a«>ply for one to toe appointed; or, Inthe event of tfietr neglect or failureto do so, a *u*rdlan wJH be appointedby the Bumigrate to represent andact for them tnr the proceeding.
in testimony whereof, we havecaused the sea! of our Surrogate'sCourt to be hereunto affixed.Witness, H<m, DAVID II. AO.VEW.
guxfOgate of the Countyof.CUnton, at }he city ofPlattaburyh, In said coun-
(L. 8.) ty, the 29th day ot Decem'ber. UU-
DAVID H. AX3NEW. Surrogate.W. H. DTJKtf.
Attorney for petitioner.Champlaln* N. T.
the
at the oftfcw of O. T.of Routes Point N. T»the Id day of ttaroh.
in theon orim.
QBfli*RUD« A.
O. T. AMBfl.Attorney for Bbtecntrtx,
Route* Point. N. Y.
P H punmance of an or-d*r of HON. DAVID H. AONHW.eurrogate of Clinton County. NewTork, notire U hereby given accordUm to law to I O pereons havineiaime a#aln»t Jacob A*bllne lut© ofCbjunplaln la amid County «f Ctluton,tfecfta«ed, io present the ernme. withtlie vouoUere thereof. <o the «rubfcrlb-*r. at her place of tnttttftottng butt*neato> at the reatdeaee of Hortenae^rrepanler, Ch*mpl'a4n, N. T . on orfcefor* th^ t*th day of February.
JACOfe A._ t Adtnlnlstratoni.
Coon House, P^«4*ur»h. N.T.
Wew Tork.ce la litre*? JrV*" according to
to Alt Vtraona having tiaHnsaaalnat B*mund # . lAfontaina, late©f AuaaVla, In aald County ef Cltnton. deceased, to present the same,with tfiWouciters thereof, to the sub**rtber, at hie place of transactingirityfoes*; *t the offtoe of Oliver A.tVtolcott in KeeeerttK Clinton County.Jt. V., on or before the l i t day oJuly, l t l t .
JOHN B. W&OmWWB,Administrator.
MADEHB & VfOUOOVT.Attorneys for Administrator,
KeesevlUe, K. T.
NOTICK—In pursuance of an ordeiOf HON. DAVID H. AONEW, Surro-gate of Clinton County, New York,notice Is hereby given according tlaw to alt per eons having cliAgalnat Charles Du-pont late of Champlain In said County at Clinton, deeeased, to preeent the same, with th<vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,ct his placo of transacting baeines*,st the office of the undereljraed «xe-<«utor at Ohamplaln. N. *Y., on or before the I Oth day of June, 1911.
AMASA B. flrPTBUWAN, ExecutorW. H. DUKN, Attorney.
_ OFTo WUltfttn statin,
IflfelH*1 ivOfffj Alice Post,0fl&tr, Oabrirfc tiwton, Cork
0artw*lt, May -itQd<, Wtflfam j .Redden, CSHHK Hm,^©ymlBa HIII,
J. fto**ih, Jfcrtss U n t o * AlvjnLinton, Samuel Converse, VJnton Con.vara#, Hairy cWferee, Tsib»lta Bbltar,
Stone. Oebrre Converse. NettleConverse, Eva Barry, Charles <'on*
Carl OonVers*. Jane* dfcurchtll,Lillian OhorfhtH, BfeHntfS Hinder
CfcurotJUl, Wilbur Churchill,urney C^afOhim JPBto Converse
ieary Converse, William Converse,the heire and next of kin of the testa-ior, and to all persons* 1* being whowould Uke ftft Intaftfe in any por-tion of the real or p e ^ n a l property
eynolds, Noel. In pur-
CItatkm foV JudicialTH|B PBOPI4B OF Tt tB STATE OF
FBW YORK: To Jfrs. IvorotUWrtght, Sarwiac, N. Y.; Richard ju>bttbll, Saranac, N. Y.; Jared I«obdelt,feranac, K. Y.; Mrs. Alice Bunker, 4^.Catherine S t . Plattaburgh, N. Y.;hfrs. ihnnle 'Swenyor, 62 Helen St..ftsitsfeurgh ,N. Y.; Mrs. Minnie BaleW. Schenecudy, N. Y.; Wlllkun Lob.<Jeil, ScheneoUuTj', N. Y.; Annie Lob-
ell, SchehecUdy, X. Y.; Mrs. LucyWinch. Bloomingdale. N. Y.; Mrs. Eva
6loomlrigdaK N. Y.; Mrs. HarP^usreoq, Saranac Lake, N. Y.;
Theodore Clafk. Saranac Lake. N. Y.;flomer Cook, Pawlet, Vermontr Mrs,Kate p. Lawrence, Bound Brook, N.
R. F. D. No. 2; Mra Nellie H. Stan-ey, New Windsor. Colorado. R. F. D.
No. 2, Bo* C; Mrs. Jennie Co well. 3tt Btrtet, Provtdewje, R. I.; Wal-
ter Lobdeii Aehland, N. II.; JamesW.' Ldbdeil, Lobrfett, d l n t o n County,New Yorki Mary t>iy, t l BtWW Street,Springfield, Mas i ; Mrs. Kate Gonyea,Johnson Avenue, Platt^burgh, N. Y.Homer lx)bd«n, Wells, Verrtiont;Ftarrtc lio*detl. St. Lawrence State
!, Ogdenaburg. N. Y.: R. H.Hatchings, M'.D. Supt; Solon LobWelts. V^ntonv. Paris Lotf*ell, Lob-doll. Cttnton County. New York; Wes-fey ColllnA Kuttria Station. Sttr&imc.CH Ct«lfrty,"*fe% York: Mrs. dRice, Bioomlnfcftate, N. Y.; Mrs. SethWardn«r. Btoottirnftlale. N. Y.; M m^ Bunker. Pl»t6lburrh. N. Y.; Chan
Bunker, 8 Lancaster St., Attfcny, N.Y.; Jane Bunker, Plattfeburgh, N. Y.Jessie Bunker, Ptatuiburgh. N. YCharles'Bunfcer, Bloamlngdal^, N. Y.Mrs. AKce MUter, Bloomlngdale. N.
Mrs. Walter Kail, l«60 MonroeAvenue, New York Olty; Henry Bunker, Stockton, i n . / B e n flervlss, War-ren, II).; Blmer Bunker, Kent, III.Carles'W. "llbnVer, Applo River III.Btta B. rHrteJ Waterloo, Iowa; Roset-ta RoRserif, Brtirtow, Iowa.: BUambvf, Applrt River, III.; Bud Gkunher. Apple River, III.: Irv* U Oamber, Warren, III.; Clarence Gamber,Apple River. III.: Everett II. HuetBrIMow, 111.: Madeline J. Huett, Brls-tow, III.; Sewell B. Rogers, UphamN. Oak.; Ida K. Button, Frank)!.Minn., R. F. I>. No. 3; Kmnm AJonee, Aahton, Iowa, K. F. D. No.Jared W. Cook .if he be living, who*"place Of reetdence is unknown,o*M>not ufter duo dlllgAnce b« a»c«rtainint, or if he bo dead, tho. wldoKeim-ftt-lfcW. n«-xt of Kin and peraoniroprewntatlv«'» of suid Jared W. Cookwhose i>lucea of redid erne arknown and cannot uftvr due dilihe awertulnedl Hunnah LoUdahe be living, whom' place of re«1dencis unknown and cunnot after duo tillgenc« be a8»ertaineo\ or if eho be d*a<the husband, heirs-ul-law, next of kland peraenal repreeeniatlve* of salHannah I^obdell, whow place* of rtml
ioanee of an order of HON. DAVIDH, AONE9W, Surrogate of Clinton
dence ar« unknown and umnot aft1
due. dillgem.e be. ascertained; andCounty, N*w Tork, notice Is hereby all-persons int^r«-»t.-d in th** *«tatt> ogiven nccordtn* to law to all persons, Kat*» U. HM** lntt» of town of «uraItavlng <*ianns siratnst Vo«l Reyno-Me' na^. Clln ton Tountv, d.M>..«se4, »s erelite «»f H«H>km«ntf»wn, In «ai<l County 'dlt< r«. l^giUeen, 'u-xt <»f kinef Clln-ton, deceased, to present the i wine, Hetul Oreeting:
You and each of you are hereby4
nd appear before our Surrogate ofhe C«H»0ty, of Clinton, New York, at
r.1. office In PiatubuHrh. on the 4thiJ«y of March. 1912. at 10 oVIock in
forenoon of that day, then midhere to attend the judicial settlement
t> nevounffi of Jamen [«obd<>ll asiistrator «»f the **uld Kai»* I*.
:H»H, deoeajKMl.And If tvny of the persons Imercat-f be. und*-r tbH uge of twenty-one
ears, th«»y the required t« appenr andply for one to bt« appointed; or, ine event of their neglect or failuredo no. a guardian witl lie sppolnted
the Surrogate to represent andct for thwn in the prtHJeeAing.
In Testimony Whereof, we havelined the seal of our Surrogate's
'ourt to be hereunto affixed.Witness, HON. VfPTOIt V.
BOIRK, fikirrogate of the„. P.) County of Clinton, at the City
of Pittsburgh, in said coun-ty, the 5th day of January,1912.
VICTOR F. BO1RE, Surrogate..tlTHUR «. HOOtJR,Attorney for Administrator,
Court House, Pittsburgh* N. Y.
MHJW YORsK BTtPRHtMR COURT,OLrNTTOiN CXnWTT. Trial desired InClinton County.
Georgo II. Barker, riaintfcff, ago 1 nutirtfta Oole, Alary fMianaturhtoh, lay-
man ftartofrr and Martha Barber, hiswife, John V. Barber and Nettle Bar-ber, hi* Wife. Hattte Loux, Ubble?oaas and Delia Oaetro. Defendants.ro the AlKwe Kemed Defendants;
You Are Hereby Summoned to ani-ar the complaint In this action, and
to serve &'c&t& of your answer on theplaihtffrs attorneys within twenty
,y» aftep the service of this sum-mons, exohislve of the day of service;and In case of your failure to appearer answer. Judgment will be takenagftlngf you by default for the reliefdemanded in the corapjaint.
Dated this 12th &ty of January,
D. H. & P. C. AONHJW,Attorneys for the Platottff.
Office and P. O. Address. 8 ClintonStreet, Pittsburgh', N. Y.To Lyman Barber and .Martha Barber,
his wife, and Delia pastro, defer.dants:The foregoing summons Is served
upon you by pjuttflcatlon pursuant toMi order of Hon. H. T. Kellogff, a Justlce of th<* Supreme Court of theState of New York, dated the 13thday of January, 1913, and filed withthe complaint in the ofifVce of theff/lerk In the County of Clinton in thecity of PlattsTaurgh, Clinton County,'
&v York.The object of thl» action Is to makeirtition according to the respective
rights oT the .partly, and If it nppenrsthat partition cannot be made with->IK great prejudice to the owners,hen for a sale of the following d*lbed property:All that oertaln tract or parcel of
.nd lying and being in the town ofPeru, aforesaid, being a part of lot
ibo-r twelve, laid out In a suibdlvlsk»n of a patent of two thousand acres,cvontmortay called Bell's Location, andIs bounded as follows: Beginning atthe center ot a piece of land formerlydeed *d froih Oeorge Hey worth toJohn Haff on the road that leads fromSites Cochrans e&st to the lake shore;thence «weet o.i slid road seven chainsand thirty-eight links; thence southnine chains and fifty llnkV; thence
[ seven chains and thirty-eightUnite; thence nnrth to the place oft>4»innlnjr b« the same more or lest).
Dated January l&th, 1912.D. H. & F. C. AXXNrjTW.
Attorney* for the plaintiff,Office and P. O. Address. 8 Clinton
Street Platttfburgh, X. Y.
Summons.NEW YOtyK SU^REIME COURT.
Trial desired in Clinton County.Pliny MkitoU Plaintiff against An
drew Me*otU Antolne Matott. LutherMetott, John Matott. houin Mktott.Sars-h Ann Matott his wife, Stephen
% Julia Matott his -wife, EstherBro**n. William Brown, Margare^jlaiott, Franklin Matott. Addle MB
•wtfe, Milan P. Matott. KittleMfctott his wife. Mteurgnrei f. Wileyftnd Leon H. Wiley as ExecutorsRoTjert Wllej% deceased. Defendant*.To the Above Named Defendants:
You are herelry> summoned tt> ans-wer tho conxplaint tn this action antto •serve a copy of your answer on th<plain tiff "* attorney within twenty daysafter t»he ser\'lce of this summons ex-clusive of the day of service; and In
of your failure to answer or ap-p*ar Judgment wilt be taken aginyou by default for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated this 9th day of January, 191iW. II. J>rXN,
Plaintiff's Attorney.Office and P. O. Address, Cham
plain, N. Y.To I^*WIJI Matott. Sarah Ann MatotiStephen .Nfatott. Julia Martott, BJstherBrown and William Broiwn, defon-dants:
Tho foregoing jrummons is nerved o\you by •publication pursuant toorder of Ifon. John B. Ulley, ClintoCounty Judge, granted In th<* al>ovuntltlwl ntnion on tho 15th dayJanuary. 1912, and filial wUh th.- ITplaint in tho office of the f*l«>rkCltnton County at Platttfburgh, Nr- Y.
Your et<e.,W. H. DITNW.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
StopsLameness
Sloan's Liniment is n relia-ble remedy (or any kind ofhorse lameness. Will kill thegrowth of spavin, curb or splint,absorb enlargements, ami isexcellent for .sweeny, 'libtulaand thrush.
Mere's Proof.« I Mr A Sloan'. Ju.imenl •.» a rm.lc tor
•hiuh l»m«i**n,' anrt iitiM hrr. I wuntv«r without a Wmle o( v<nit Imimtut;HAT* tx.u«ht more ul it ituu any i.lhrrr»m«l» lor p*in»." I U H Y KIWV,
•'Sidftn't Unimtnt \% iht best "mad'e. 7\him t^movtd v«y Utge «hw built o(( ahone Mih it- I U^e killed a qiuttrratek rm a marr Out m i a*lully bad. 1havt AIIKI healed uw, tore nccki on tlirtehot>«f. I have lie Uril gr<-a*e hen\ DO amat* lint coitl4 IIAI.IIV walk."
AMTHONV C. Kivcs.Oakknd, Pa.,Kuute Uo. | .
s n : \ i < $<i,oo<» A M I titi>IT IN A r l»rL"K.
I ' l l . . . . N \ , Jan. \ ir-m«-d yi n-
You may not buy a suit-you may still stick
M-ni.i\ iiioimnK, I.1. n:i
ltwllco-V(r;r^vsrxaU1!l1rKiu!k1ito y o u r t a i l o r» u r t o t h e ready-to-wear brand yoUl
sLINIMENT
for all farm stock.g"My . . . j n e n t , w h i c h I • * •
I l u v e u»ed it n o w fur
j f i . i - K . - r v , m d n . M . . i > T h , : u n « n . n t1 ( n v « i l * - i ' d i s ^ u t m t h W u t > \ i - r $ ! i . i t i h i i n
;
lilu"l"iln.ri|"im!»ln; " r ^ M n ,^[BUT if you will try on a STUDHOLME SMART SUIT
I ' , ' " ' ; l^TJ^Lm'C'lt\or OVERCOAT before our big mirror you will learn-
that your tailor lacks sometHilig1)!^
STUDHOLME gives you;
that other ready-to-wear clothes fa
<>M S a t u r d a y i d.-jj^sit <.f |:«.::ini i
w,i>* m a d . - u f l e r tti,- v a u l t h . c l \»-< n ''
«-|.»HIS1 a t \d t in- Urn.- U.r k » H f o r M«»n- |
d a y r iu .rntt i^ . T l i - i n . i i n . y Wsm pl'i'^i-tl ,
in a HtiM-I U r a w i T in n u - l i o o k v a u i t !
O n Mnrwl.t*- It \\-.•!«« d i s i «>v«Tud t l i a t '
j t in - d r a r t * T h a d l».'i>n ret" «-d a n d ii'-.-
! (MM) t a k o n .
j m . T i t u o n a i n . i c Jr. w h U h W u i k l n *
j h a d l . u r r o w d * l . 3 n o f ^ n i x)w b .n i l i
\\U' i'f»iK-n<'d. u> t a k e i ' i i - c ; o n M M J I -
J h i i s ir t f s . s u n d htrVvliuK f u r l e d th«- S\K-
I n a t u r ^ j * o f t w o l i t i z ^ m o f l ."tlc«.
short in a way that you did notbefore.
t.iny• ^. J. MVCAITTHV, laariUc, 1
BoUtyall ' g fc
Prlee60e,&$l.
rrg«n RIVPT Steamer Scono or Vatn
Portland. Ore.. Jnn.en were kilh-d when tlh
ihc river steamer Saruh I>lxond oaky lo-duy, four mih•» outh ofatoms. The p!|othou<i' w;\tt rli»p«-il
rom th«» supor.structiiif. T1u» drmlre Captain Fred Stlnson. Mate Ar-hur Monlcal and a derkhund.
nouN wrrii i-f>vii jFl'IJ.Y l»KVFI.OI»l:i) TKF7ril
Infant Son of < hKajjo PoU<-e»miiWOIKIUHI I Ifte -n Pounds at
Hlrth.
Chicane, J,an. 19.—A baby boy.weltrhlnfr l.r» p'mndn 2 ounvvH andhaving; four fully developed teeth,was born h»re la»t nUht t(» Mr*.Nfwrtln, Mulvlhill, whose husband 1ma polk'« HerKi'ant. Thf» baby Is heal-thy and brings u n*»«r honor to Itafather, who f>w days ago was credit*ed with having mndo more urroststhan any oihur O<hlcagt> polhjemandurtnK the. year Just past.
The physician In attendance saidh« was startled when he saw thefour teeth, two in the upper and twoIn the Ivwer Jaw. "I have seen caseswhere a baiiy was born with onet«>oth," he said, "but never Veforohav». I seen four teetb.*'
A clergyman w^9 betntf shaved bya barber, who had evidently becomeunnerved !«• the previous nlirht's dis-Rlputton. I'MnaHy 1>e cut th«> ol&riry-man'a chtn. Th« latter looked up atth«* art let reproachfully, and aaid:
"You see, rmy man, what comes ofh«rd drlnklnic."
"Yes. sir," replied the iharber con-Millnirly. "H nutkes th« skin tervder."
SANBORN & BARTLEOptometrists and Manntactaring Opfl^M
32 Cilttfon Street. Plat!sbnrfttt, H.JANUARY Division of Time For P. B. SANBORN
Nine persons werhe sinking steamer.
rescued frum
.AWYKltTO AN* <iIRI«
Dr. Charles James Mooney
Kansas City. Mo.. J.m. ID.—Attur-ieye for Henry V. Simpson, who died
In thta city three weeks ago, to-dayInstituted jwarch for cm "Indian maid-en" somewhere "in the Southwest,"w-ho In heiress to $H*,y,iiou of theSimpson fortune.
That Simpson was wuiltry was notknown generally until after his dmith.His eetato amounted to $322,000 andWHS lb t in the can: nf hi.s son, Henry,as executor. Alter the diath of hisfir«t wife, more than 25 years ago,tho elder Simpson is said to have marrled an Indian. It Is for a daughterby this marriage that the son seeks.The daughter J« said to h»ve returnedto live with her people, the Nava-loa.
Formerly AdjunctProfetsorin Clinical, Medicine andTherapeutics, New YorkP o s t Graduate MedicalSchool and Hospital.. . . . . . . .
j OtH<* and R«id<mc« ClUiton phone *1347 Brttd St HatUon Pbone S24 W
VILLAGE OF HAMMONDSUFFWtS SKVKIU-: LOSS.
Plant of.EnuiH MTir, Co.. int.ir«yc(lBy Fire With IA>*M or
$10,000.
Watertown, Jan. 19.—Tho KvanaManufacturing corapnny's main bulid-ng in the village of H a m m e d wa»
burned to the ground last nitfht withIon $40,^)00, pnrtJy vovervd by
insurance. Tho company maniiffn1-tured farm Implements and **mplo>«*d20 men.
HO€HKSTF.K WOMAN'K!I-LKI> BY t'AHS.
Hood Hhc Wore* In StormJler From SI^IIIK A|)|»r i
Train.
Koi'h«i t t i -r . J a n . 1 9 — M r i Ni-w.-H
''Q»». JVK«MI 10 w a s ki lK-d \>y a N o r l h -
e r u C'rntra l t r a i n a t N r ' w a r k litit.--
in i trn inK w h l l o w . i l K l n v m, \\u> t r a . - k s
A hMiod o v e r hiM- h - a d t o pr«>t»Tt Jjt-r
Cham plain, first Thursday 4Houses Point, Montgomery 6Willsburo.. . IIKssex : 12AusaJble Forks. 3 Thursday IS
Com.EHzabethtownWeatport, QlenwDennemora PrisonDannemora Hotel
S. & B. stamped on our frames and the S. & B. Lens ifftus alone, is the sure sign of quality and a positive guarantee,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVEA LOWER RATS ON YOUR
FIRE INSURANCEif So. It M?a*t Par Yoa w CAJI O&!
C.
mn French Perio
H. OLIVERPtATTSBUHGH. N. Y.
ANY KIND OF INSURANCE
Sttit-tly vegetable* perft.ctly harmlea*. M\re to acoomptlsb IK&SULTS, Greflf-st known female remedy Frice, f l 50 jil I iMWip T . "
r« ou atd<* of tfee bvtHe. lAu»!j l l U I oo wIfor lt«iU« to
READ for PROFITU M for Rmoh* •
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLSThey work directly on tbe K1DWBYS,
BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES,and tbeir beneficial effect is felt from tbm•tart. For BACKACHE, KIDNEY andBLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISMCONOBST1ON of the KIDKBYS, IN-FLAMMATION of the BLADDER an*annoTtegfJRIN ARYIRRBQULARITZE*tooy exetciw • pcrnivnvni Dcnoui* wTONIC IN ACTION - QUICK IN HMUUV
Mra. D. K. 0Ub«m. fiaturburwh, M.7.
HOYCOTT OX Bl'TTKR rtlon to the va!
With :i ffilr pro^oct of the price ol]^**™' p r i c e o f b U t t W * * J'in 3S years, and coiveentr^Mft
: on ih*» part of conturotri 1msary to brlngr about «effort to reduce tt»e fttnontit
butt'-r j<otrtft io sixty cents a pound,
at retail, u New York city orsmniza*
lion BtyltnK themselves ;he House*
wives' is In ,
PAxNOLINE.The O^jtnient Prejpated by the Cum
berlaud Bay Worka, Plattabnrgh,Clinton Co., & Y.
A valuable and nnknapt remedy.Nothing can u k j ^ j ^ a c e a* a cureof PILES and tno^arloua trouble*mentioned on the labsl.
Enquire for It at any of the DRTJ(•iTDHBS.
Learn Auto Business
from the jttornhoarln-tf the train.
j» f d h«-r frum
PLEASANT WOKK-BKr PAYm:\i (1ItAlM*ATV*fl aavuTf .positions
at n salnr;- of f 20 to $35 w.^kly. J*t»rt
now and !>»> r- idy fur thi* «ti»a.son'aKooil positions «.' <|UJ«ltfy you for
( th.-m. JiuliMdual insnnn'tion. i>lentyi nt practical work and thorough roadf lnstru.'tlon. Tho bo^t and nn>nt up-to-
H-: \ I ) l » m ( ) N A I , H I U : I l 1 ; U l . n i o t h t l l l t)f autom.»hlU' in*iru.-STATIOVS l>KSl(;\ATi:i>: ti,.ri to br found anywhon*. A««k our
. , ., ... . ' iir.iduato.i .*wi Jlu-v w i l l ' p n n o tin*
urging :i boycott on that staivlu and ~very n«*ces?a,ry article of food.
The action of tn«» iwagut? is on-couraKiny. inasmuch «.-» it shown thatat last consumers havp awakened totho fact that thvy are at loasn par-tialb' rwrpon5tbl*> for Tho hl«h pricesof all kinds of foodstuff-, through jtheir own indifference In not sooner!making a protest. j
Tho p.osont war-time prlc.ei of j
every household U welltrying.
VEIL.MONTER
Edward HlduunlMmFifty Dollar Biil to BMter
ed—Tl.ey Falkd
Two Albanian* are chthe easy way they1 took m
butter id , plained by tho auiement, vermonter, while Edwardthat stor.i.Ao housu men put away a | of Worcester, Vt.. Isnuu-h smaller qnanr::v than usual : in r the Albany police
he ,arly sum-! l n t h ^ POBMOU of thet laughs last an
R l c h t t r d M n h U tht
during lost sprftiic and
HUT and iliat thori* i.s n<>w a shortaK*i
In tho supply. This i.s ih.» weakest; Monday with a $50 bill tucked
fund of an rxj»liinui{on. Vhv usual, in his Jenna, and at the p o k
amount o> I)UH»T Was product-d And
no tnor- thvHi usual \v-is exported;
;.h<-
was approached by a mal* Who Ihim to attend a nickel show. He ;
t^i. Later ^ '
rok«-O Mrvou.ftiino Mountain in F-. of th .i!, W
s«>\ C u u n t y U m » «>f i l i o N'liiwlii"-. j f-«' <':iUicimr»' A i
orTr«;i<ii;l.«naf ;nuTm,,r«Cn.','!(The STERLING GARAGEion suitluns. for th.- protc-t!roront« In th«« A<Hromf:i1
<k<* and
it M .ip[>
hat it H >.
npt-C'rl.ili. .
i-A e f f o r t
( a : .d ti-i is
:.- ..( N.-w
rtuit thi* u s u . i l ; j
:J!'. tn thli* ouun- , rtiet cinother man, who i
as lu'id for hig-h : for a iittlo amuaeraent th ty
i it v\-a» right tl*.*re that thoon tho yari of, f r f ( i n l h o ( j r e e n m o u n t a i n f*Uvt thnjuands to , fell hard. They matched for i
on of butter, in ( :«T and . u th*» old Btory j
. t , o . i i » n% • I s t m W l ' l t - T'h*kni they$.:» Itill and JUchard»o
m.ik.* th. '*p«H-u. |T h t i n ( h ( t r f e U o w a l (
ul it t«'
Practical Auto School,'m "!, /!",' J'Tonwn i J^l^Tho ^ ' 8 '10 Y'te$ St Sthw^J, N. Y.
kil!H fromth
flmith had Just mad* th<* discoverythat ho had moved next door to afriend.
"Hello, old man." *ald tho friend,"who an* y«u worldng for now'.'"
"ftamo peoplo," -Ann th»« repiv, ".iwlf.» mid flv* ••hlldrfn."—T.iwn and«'oun*ry.
K l i d o M o u n t a i n . I * l - * r « r < o u r
o t h « - r m I ' l l ! i n . « * ! t u p H , u v
p l a t * " ! .
[>r. S u n Y - t *-r. ih !• '• Md<>r m t o d « s t , u - ! » .»r r u . n i i f h«
put
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. |
JOIIN n. nn.KY. |
Attorney »n<l rounwlor at Lnw. Of Ioe. Muri.Mi Ulock. IMatUburnh. |
It. K. 1IEAI RV. ;
Attnri »y nnd r.mniielor «t LJVW, Of '«>i. Ui.-k '* foal f o UutidinK. Clinton |frect lMaltubwrnh. N. V. I
$J» hill and Richard»on aald ,had wan a $50 bill. Theyto i noart^- oaloon, ette atraD0«r IIUK Klchard«on'» monvy. Inal4#plac- In- wut aaked to hava a J
i.lll.H rhan^'d at th« officeSiidJ«<n)v it dtwned on :
;h»: th«y mljtht not coma bac% «f|t|trutpinK ik»wn the drink he want tofind th«*m. Th«*> had vaniahvd. Hathun .saw through it all and inform ad
b i4ih!n
thef . > r n i l t o m n t . - i S a ! l > r . '
a m . M i n t o ( b u i t o r u w d a n d t h t s w o u l d
! i , i \ , . i l i , . r f f o . - t o f l o w i ' i i n * p r l o e * . I f '
t ! i » u s u i l a m o u n t i " ' i 5 t d , r ^ a r ^ l w a
o f p r l i ' c , i h ' 1 s p i s ' . i l . t t i ' r s a r o r n » i b ] « « d
i . i p i time,
Som.-ihliii i m i l , , l . - t . , i
s irni s. Ai.i.F.v. i'1Attorney and <'oun*w!or »t l ,nw. Of- ' t
• f W IM'W lUiiidlnL-,. II|I|<MKUO 1'i'nt C f- : Y,flcv IMttttaburgh. N. Y. M o n e y to loan l
'.ml-
'There \i an oM n««n> 4«wti,te Mft.vwn," sAirt Jrthn 9h«rpformer d<^moorRttf> leader ©fjmune. "who dW me A aervlce, I*H! t<> reward Mm »o I said:
" 1'«*••!«». wiiK-h »h»ll t giveton of ,>»-*] or a bottle of wtiiait#y?
