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^- ; «^sa&i^*^ci„ '-^-fci-ss-f •\S3 * t.^**'-- * •stair***, ~, t$m Wl$BHT0W^'Eli-TJKE^;^4^UEDiX FMto&RY 19,1916/ ,. i ||ff rlfc^iro Flew 111 * fe Brevities Justice.-Edgaii.O. Emerson will lipid ' ajnfttui-alj.z^tion *ei>Jm- of coiirt Satar- Saytj^Qrai&g. , jjliglitefcp. a;g.plica.its are eligible- for''svdmissioij.. '\ ' ;The. Sx.iisb.jjie .Club of -ibester- en- joyed' a. sleighr.de to this- «ity Tues- '.naj; night ;and witnessed. $ie show at ;the -.',Strand, theatre. -There wei'e 'aboufi 40 i n thejparty, . \-.- Tueisday. was the' 18th anniversary of the \loyving tip of the Maine in. Ha- .yana; harbor.. The disaster occurred the evening of Feb. 15, 189S, at 9:10,. _5w0 hundred 'and fifty lives were lost . by.itbe. accident. ... sDhomas^ Garnott, a well known ho- •taji -man—of- this city, has taken over ;.tBe ^axsEjgemeni of the Hubbard ''.house'!at 'Clayton and \will begin his ';du{ic3'.t3i\ere' oil April 1. '. t ' ${qj d ha s been received here of the , apppjjitinen.t of Vf. A, Rath jen, former .physical- director -of .the local Y, >f. C. A„ 'tis- a' position as -physical- director of a'new ; association building' at •BajpriAe, N.S; Mr, Rathjenleft here ' 'several;, ye&i'B ago to become director Jail /Tonawarida... • •Nathan Ball ,.pi 552 factor y street suffered a - broken leg Wednesday ' morning';'while working; for the Wa- tertpwn Ic e company. As he was as-* sisting- in moving' some heavy blocks iof ice, one of iiiiem slipped, and fell on his leg-, breaking* it. He was re- moved tpiis homS, where the injury •nras'.dressed. . That .ppicnel- 0.' G. Staples has se- •curedtbe CfoSsmon house at Alexan- dria Bay- a-nd will make alterations in . >Uie structure, before summer is the •rumor tha t has been about this vil- lage! for softie time. Another r-uni'iv -concer.vh-g' the well known hostelry has it tha t Staples has secured con- trol of th e Crossmon, but will not .open-it this season. A supper followed by a nmsicale was held in Grange hall in Adams Qentre Tuesday evening- by the pupils of the Adams Centre High school. The proceeds -will he used to apply on the payment of a piano recently pur- chased of Leon Marvin of this city. Mr.-Marvin was present a t the re- cital and rendered the Hungarian RhapsocKe number 2 by Listz. .Nearly 500 railroad men who make their'headquarters in this city will be afflected b y the demand for an eight- hour day which will be made of the •railroad- companies throughout the country o n March 1. The vote upon the question of supporting- this de- mand ha s 'been completed, and it was said \today that ju'actically every or- ganization employe in this city had '•legifiteretl his-rvote in favor of snp- -portinir the demand, Judgment Favorkig • -Hast In Theresa Action • Theresa, *eb. 18.—The case of Hart against (Gardner, both of whom oomc from Philadelphia -which -was tried befdre Justice IB. M. Wheeler, has been ctecided, and-a. judgment of $82 and cost s rendered for the plain- tiff Hart. Thecase had t o do with the alleged sal e of some copper wire, wliich Hart , a junk dealer, alleges he purchased from Web Gardner of that village. -The case will be appealed to county court . The case of Charles Braveman against Lieuy Leboyets -tried before a jury resulted in a judg-ment for the defendant Leboyetz of-S52. The case had to d o -with a sale -of certain ar- ticles, also a horse. Wliy not get ready fas? the SPRIMG RUSH by looking over your TOOLS an<t ordering your repairs Geo. H. Baltz JdS^Ooffcen Street. SPEEDING UP, It's not hard, -work-that-does the harm,' it's worry gets : otir goat, and nerves that turns in. the alarm, and. niakes us rock the boat. That we should still be so unwise as not to get the liunohi to say the least is some Surprise, we're sure a thought- less bunch. Blue Ribbon us for being dense and groping in the dark.,i For we are shy on com- mon sense and much below the mark. The preachments that would ohange our ways and keep us going right, are crowded out by gloomy days and-Bse their rays of light. Our view- point seems to be at fault, and thus we go astray. It's up to us to. call a halt, before we!ve-lost our way. The Game' of Life is not so bad a s some would hays us think. There's no excuse for feeling sad and going on the blink. The -ways and means are near at hand, for' us' to get in right. If slipping -we should use the sand-and push With all our might,. And -when at last we're speeding up to try to make the hiji, .our aim should bo the tro- phy cup with a to . .. &. D determined •wOL*«* H v7i V^ju-ft.- LOCAL DEMOCRATS TALK HENBRICKS •£hey Propose H3m as a Candidate Scar District Afctoraey. It has become known that T. Ar- thu r Hendricks, a well known young attorney, will b e in the field this fall for the Democratic nomination for district attorney. Rumors to that ef- fect 'Game-from a reliable source and there seems to be little doubt but tha t Mr. Hendricks will be the choice of his party. He is considered a most logical candidate of his party at the present time. It is autieipated that Attorney Hendricks •would also command a largo labor vote in this county through the friendship he has gained by representing the paper makers union in their past troubles and by many successful moves he has made for them. Mr. Hendricks has been prominent in the affiairs of his party in this sec- tion since he became a voter and during the last campaign aeter as chairman of the city committee. He recently took over the law office, books and fixtures of Attorney G. A. Lawyer in the Flower building. TWO .HORSES »ROWNBO WHEN 3CE GIVES WAS Carthage, Feb . IS.—Two horses, valued at $J.pO, owned by Wayne Vrooman of Deer River, were drown- ed, at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon when they brofce through the ice in Black river a short distance above this village. Desperate efforts were made by scores of men working on the Ice nearby to save th e animals, but after repeated attempts one of the horses went under the ice. The other was alive when taken from the water but soon .died. The owner of the animals was driving at th e time of the acci- dent. He stated that the heavy weight of the team weakened the ice, which is about ten inchest hick. Ice cutting operations were resum- ed Wednesday after nearly three weefes layoff, occasioned by a wash- out of ice In the river. It is expected tha t th work will be completed with- in another week. Justice I>o Angeiis to Hold Tenii '• 'aero, in March Next. ' Justice De Angeiis will hold a trial- term of the supreme court in this city beginning 'March 6, and both trial aiiav'grand jurors were drawn Thursdaj'- morning. At the last term of the supreme court many cases went.over .the. term, but it is not ex- pected that t'he March term will be a r yery long, one although several negli- gence case's \batty be tried. District Attorney Alverson will have but few cases to present to the grand ji'ry at this term and a woek Will be all .that they will he in session, unless crime becomes rampant be- tween now, find then. Following is the list of the 50 per- sons whoHe names were drawn on .Thursday as trial jurors: Clinton Bi'elie, Watertowu, Route 'DS ID, Li Miner, Dexter; Bertram A. . tWUenbecli, Three Mile Bay; Philip Workman, city; J. D. Phillips, Saoket Harbor; G, R,-Penny, Dexter: H. Duane' Buck, ci'ty; John P. Hurley, city;'Frank B.'O'Dell, city; Philip ! Grouse, Three Mile Bay; William Mc- Laughlin, ,Gape Vincent; Quincy Bea- 1 die, St., Lawrence; John Dqcteur, iCape Vincent;' H. B. White, Hender- son; Lincoln G, Hawn. Evans' Mills; Charles Lowe, Chaumont; George Cross, Philadelphia; Kelvin O. Case, Ohaumojft;'William C. Case, Eexterj' John Upt : i$,-,La : fafgeviile; Lincoln L. Cox, By'lMWHs; Edgar ^oon, La- fargeviilevv Oscar Slade, Philadel- phia; ' B. D. Holden, city; Frank Lewis, &Jrthage; L. H. O'Dell, Ad- ams; Frank Carpenter, Oxbow; Mon- roe Lee, Sacket Harbor, Route 1; Roy Planck, So. Rutland; Fred Lee, Adams Center; Burley Moore, Wa- tertown, Route B; W. F. Grant, Rod- man; Eugene Fitzgerald, Adams, Route 1; A. ,T. Gale, city; Michael J. O'Connor,, city; George Hess, Sacket Harbor; Harley Rumsey, Minnsville; Charles Webber, Brownville; Will- i-irn J. Farrell, city; Eddie Melds, Watertown, Route B; L. A, \Waters Lorraine; George Potter, Clayton; Leonard Thomas, Pierrepont Manor; John Korthup, Clayton; Wayne Mooro, Thousand Island Park; George'Crittentou Dexter: Clarence A. Johnson, Belleville; Frank Cassel- man, Alexandria Bay; Philip Hoiter- herth. Redwood; Carl Greenly, Ad- ams. The following were drawn to serve as grand jurors: B. B. Fairchild. Dexter; James H. Davison, city; Wilber F. Woodworth, Watertown; Edward B. Nichols, city; R. Byron Scott, Black River; B. L. Barker, Cape Vincent; Samuel L. Britton, Omar; John W. Bragger, city; Lewis Lindsley, Brownville; H. B. Reed, city; Louis Viau, city; Clin- ton Chase, Philadelphia; G. L, Tra- ver, city; Jdhh Van'Camp, Adams, Route 1; John ' MT: Basthian, Ellis- burg; Franlc C. Lasher, Watertown, Route 1; Albert Wright, Clayton, R. F. V.; i/ljjj, RogerSi city; Eveland White, OrtoanB Corners; Fred W. Parks, Carthage; Elmer Kellogg, Clayton; Arthur W. Lyman, A'dams, R. D.; Hanley \B. Dingman, Point Peninsula; 3. S. Ward, Alexandria Bay. Go -to Rice's for soaa water. You'H like it. Go there once, you'll go t&ere thvaye.—Adv. Send your job -printing to the 31e- •Jnion 'Office, 136 Arcade street. Farm for Sale BucKwheats thai are BucKwheats! There's more of a diffierence in modern buckwheat flour than you. imagine. For tha t old fashioned teo)c- wheat flavor use HERRICK'S SELF-RISING BUCKWHEAT FLOUR .It gives you that old fash- itaed flavor and is made the easy way . Slmpy mix with milk or milk and water and-fry. Get- a package from your f rocer o r at any of our stores and haire some cakes that will ittSt malce you eat! yti*E«K & SON 180, l^nldjh, . 134 River ;\:...'*\ -AS* Araeiml Sts. $2,000 BUYS THIS- M acre gold mine. No shortage here; bouse, two' barns, poultry, hog -house, orchard, soil, location water \that brightens the corner where you are.\ Refer- ences* The five adjo'fcdng farms I sold all made good. A. B. Schuyler. Have clients to rent farm, 'with equipments complete. Address A B. Schuyler., Adams. No further commendation ne^ds this farm. 1 will enumerate but a few: The present owner, who bought this farm from proceeds off the farm paid for the farm and bought a larg- er farm. No worry, burning the nud- night oil brooding- over canh returns. Dollars to prevent springing the boundary fence rivets together. Sugar beets furnish the sugar. The soil in hypophosphate so richly ef- fervesce the fdrm. wagon's axel never squeels, The tyater oh how it sparkles; no ale compares. The old oaken b.uckct, the orchard, the meadow, the deep tangled wild-wood and every loved spot is knitted there. The Tiger, Bull Moose, Elephant and Ox notably flourish on its bi-products.. Eug*ene Fitzgerald, the owner, Adamf, Route I, 'phone Kb. S06 F *S will show this farm t o you. . Yours truly, A. B. SCHUYLER. Read the \Tammany Tigers Crawls- Up State,\ Price 2ac. Order \Tam- i«inj' Tigers Crawls Up State,\ Mb. 2, \c. Also order \Sanders & Sefrayler\s- Cliecker and Chess Guides iox Begfai- flers,\ Price SOc. ... MHS&JD raaaooRATS FAVOR ItiMJSING FOR GOVERWOIt Local Democrats are considerably interested in the announcement that Secretary of State Robert Lansing may attend the state conference of Democrats at Syracuse early in March and may make the principal address there. In the opinion of local Democrats our \Bert\ or \Bob\ Lansing wonld make a strong candidate for governor. Many prominent Demo- crats have expressed a preference for him. Particularly was this true when President Wilson appointed him the premier of tho cabinet to succeed William J Bryan and they have not changed their minds in the least. PHTOfvO'S U WOT/TRY BOOK 10c tells all About the best way to bandit; poultry for ilie largest profits and how to make a trooder for 25c that Will rsisn a-notiild broilers - in six week«i. fiend JO cents in stamps and five names and addresses of people in- tere<>t<»pl in poultry and I will scud yon -Ifco PMfo Sytttem Book postpaid by return mail -with information about ««y Free Baby Chick and Brooder offer. Catalogue Free. K W. Philo, 62fi Lake St., Elmira, N. y . The R<5-TJhion is me Best advertising tiedium ihroueh which to reach the peo- ole who corns here «» btiv' MARRIED COOPSTR-CRANDALL—In Brier Hill, Feb. Ik 101$, by 1'tev. Charles A. Riley,:SMson J. Cdo^er, of Ham- mond and Miss Rena Hazel Cran- dall of.JBrier Hill. ZAPF— BAHDALL—In this city, Feb. •17, 1016, by Rev. Cauley M. I'errin, Louis Zapi of Felts Mills and Mrs. Mary L. ftanda)! of this eily. ACTIO?*\ 3F011 PARTITION. SUER'EME. COURT—Jea'L'i'Son County. Helen -4. ©puglua, as Committee- ot the Property of Joimio P, Douglas, an Hicomn.er.6int , vs. The Northern New York Trust Cornpnny, as E.vouutor and Trustee of tllo Last Will and Tastament of William P. Huvulns, liieceasoil, and Mary I). Barney. To the Above Namoa Defpcdantis: You are• hereby summoned to answi'r the QQiuplii-Jnt in tlu^ uetiuii u-mt to serve a j^opy of j»ur unsj\\-'.T on the plainttn\s attorney within twenty days after the service of thta summons, ex- clusive of the day of sen-ire; and in caso of youi' failure u> upnrtir or an- swer, judgment wUl be taken ayiolnyt you by default for tliu relief demuudeu in the complsinl. Trial to be Held in the County of Jef- ferson. ~ Datecl January tth. 1910. I-'HlSD H. MOuiUO, Attorney Cm- 1'lainUff, Office & P, O. Address, .32 otia Buiiaing, . \\'aiovtown, -N. Y. To Mary 13. Barney: The \foregoing sttnunontf is served up- on you, by miblioatiou, pursuant to un •order of Hon. Geo, V. Ruevos, County Judge of Jefferson County, dated llio S-lst dav of January, 11)16, and flled with the complaint, in the Oliieo of the Clerk of Jefferson County, at Watertown, N, Y., the 2nd day of February, IDIO. PRED H. MOOR10. Attorney for Plaintiff, Qfllee & P. O. Address, 38 Otis Building. Watertown, N, Y. Watertown Ciiy MarkBl f. f fWl, 25 WM FAKMERS' PRICES TO DEALERS, CORRECTED WEEKLY. , Butter. Pniry 28<5-s( iui.qyii,- Oiuunierj, iit-liii yo t</. \i KtrraFt's' Ci'oamefi, jar IMBUI . Eggs. New Laid .0©.- Fi'qits and Vegetables. Bi-'in-i. lui^bel 350(an7t t\ ' yL'tVp 6.® — u-lory. vi IB ft.!)- Hubuard Squnsti.piiiud _. 3 i(<>\ 1 P. tatm-s. i.uai.el a,10© St.lt Jjtdo.s, bus ..l 18o(3i- li»-ts, misliel ...4 ©- carrots, busm-1 MP) - Tuiulis, bastiel do®— Maple Sugar and Syrup araple>Sngai\ new, pi-r-pound ly^ t'l i taapl-Sjrup, ntw,.i<o gallon., l.U»@ — Live Meats. 5fob6w THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE O F NEW YORK—To Emily Foard , Cor a Towles , next of kin and heirs at la w of Harr y Gill, late of the town of EUisburg, in til? Count y o f Jefferson an d State of -New York, deceased), send greeting: Whereas, Mauric e A; Leflingwell, of Adams, N. Y*,, executor named i n a cer- tain instrument i n writing purportin g to be the las t Wil t and Testamen t of said Harr y Gill , deceased, has lately applied • to our Surrogat e o f the County o f Jeffer- son to have said ipstnunent, prove d a s a will of rea l and personal property in purr suance of th e statute in such cas e mad e and provided . You an d each o f you are therefore cited to be an d appear at a Surrogate's Court to be held a t the Surrogate's Office in th e City of Watertown in the County of Jef- ferson on the 28th day of Februar y next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then an d there to show cause, if any you have , wh y the said instrumen t should not b e admit- ted to probat e as the last Will and Testa - ment of sai d deceased; and those of you, who ar e under the age of twenty-one years, ar e so cited to appear and show cause by your guardian, if you have one ; if you have none that you appear and ap - ply for one to b e appointed, or in th e event of you r negleel or failure s o to do, a guardian will b e appointed b y the Sur- rogate to represen t and act fo r you in this proceeding. I n Testimony Whereof, We hav e caused the seal of office of out- Surrogat e to lie hereto affixed. Witness , Joseph Atwell, Surro- gate of the said County of Jef- \h. S.] ferson, a t the City o f Water- town , the 28th day of January , A. D. roiC BERNARD A. GRAY, Clerk of th e Surrogate's Court. A. M. LEFF1NGWELL, Attorne y for Petitioner, 35 Flower Building, Watertown, N. Y . , ;; 29JaiHW. — •• •• : -vsiifcbJ..- THE iPEOPLK. -OF-THE STATE OP NEW TOSK^-To Northara & Pox , Dr. P. C. Overton, Annie Downlo, executri x of tteo estate o f Elliott Pownlo, de- ceased; I-Iarvey Shaw, A. A. -Bobbins, W . O. AUen, Mq-bol Henry*, ECaSiel Gordon , Dr. E. W. Lafourttain arid , all persons In- tereste d in the dstatp of William Toclam, late of the Town o8-A,dams, in the County of Jeiforsbn, deceased, a s creditors, legatees, next of kin, hair s a t law o r otherwise, send greeting: You, and -each o£ you, are hereb y oily t o appear before our Surrogate of tb? County -c-f Jefforsoii, a t liia -office In tl»o City o f Watertowo, to said County, on the Bbh da y o t March, X9XS. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day , (hen and there to attend the final Judicial settlement of th o account of iiroceedlng s of Seliisa Smith, of th o Town of Adams, th e administrator of th e said William ToOStm, deceased, then arid there to show uause, 1'f any yo u hate, why the wild account should no t \»a allowea a s flled, and If any of you bo under the age ol twenty-oa-o years , you are so cite d to appear and show «uus« by your guardian , K you hav e •one o r i t you , have ilone, that you ap- pear and a.pply fo r one to bo appointed, or in the «vont o f your .neglect o r fail- ur e t o do so, a guardia n will b e ap- pointed by th o Surrogate to represent •iiid ac t for you I n this proceeding . IT Testimon y Wlterftof, We Slave caused the seal of office of our Surrogate t o be heret o affixed. 'Witness , Joseph Atwell , Sur- rogate of the said County of 1 U &1 Jefferson , a t the Cit y of Wa- tertown. the 29th day of Jan- uary, 1S3.0. BEItNAH D A , GRAY , Olerk of tho Surrogate' s Court. McCartln , Alverson & Cornwall. Attorneys fo r Administrator , Office H P. O Address, '15-'1U Dtle Buildinfr. Watertown , N. Y. Sfebl w Veals _. ft wis Ci.iikeus ... Hulls. liHWl) Did Cows . 9® ...10 i ur w s .... 17 (5) )8 -Husrs <i@ 'J ^ Dueii- 12M@U _ -US B OUers.lD. ID @ 7® 15.00® 85.00 Dressed Meats. Beof.0ow.__ »®. 0 Lamb IS@ — Veals Uiimli Muton l!i@ I . TUikeys 36 © - Ducts- 18 (« 20 Fowls 10 @18i ! tso 17® — Slters 10 @1_ Siring Wrab.._l6@ — Lhioivtms 16 ® 8 Per, 9 @. 10 Grain. Popcorn, shelled 3.50® — Qats fiO @ I Hay and Straw. flatStmw 7.00® 8:00 rtye straw UII\ ® 15 00 Timothy , 10.00® 1800 I Wool and Hides. Cow Hldt-s, No. 1 15 Cow Hides. No. «_.._ 14; BiiinfldeB, over 60 lbs., No 1 18 BullIIIdes, over60lbs,No.8 12 Horse Hldts, No 1 t 4.00 HnrSn U15es, N\. 2 SSCti Veal Skins, up to 12 its., No. 1, lb Mi Veal kins, l a ip 11 lbs.. N„. 1 S-8 10 V-nl Skins, 15 to 17 lbs;, No 1 • 2.00 Veal Skins 17 t • 2> lbs ? 2.25 Veul Skins, No. 2, each less 15'- Di aeon Skins. No. I OlkM'i SI. 0 Deacon Skins, No. 2 2liu ® 7* Sheep Pelts 5 ie @ S CO W 61, per puund 28e Tallow, mike, lb., 5J_o do IOUBII. lb Siia Northern New York furs. Mink '_ 7.®Si.«) Bed Pox $10\«. SI 60 Coon __ 25'» ® S1.25 Mnsk.uta 3e @ 20e We«sols 2.e © toe HOW TO CURE COLDS Avoid exposure and drafts. Eat right. Tal.e Dr. King's New Discov - ery. It is prepared from Pine Tar, healing balsams and inild laxatives DP. King's New Discovery kill s and expel s the cold germs, soothes the irritated throat and allays inflamma- tion . Search a s you will, yo u cannot find a better cough and cold remedy. Its use over 4 5 years is a guarantee of satisfaction.—Adv. NOTICE TO CKEDITMtS-John W. Johnson Estate, Inpureuanoerfi.an order of Joseph Atwell, Sur- TOgiitc of the County of .Joffefson, notice Is hereby given, nccordog to law. to all persons having claims iigainstJolin W. Jolinson, late of the City of Watertown, in «tid County of Jefferson, deceased, that they arc ^etiulred to present the same with the vouchors thereof to the subscriber, Die admlnlstm- -tor,.fc., of said deceased at Hie- law office of G. K. Morso, In tlie Village of Clayton,,,ln said County of Jefferson, oft or before the 1st day of July next. i Bated the 88th day of December, 1015. HIRAM MOUNT, Administrator. G. E. MORSE, Atty. for Administrator. Deo.2l)-0m. francos K. Camp, Elizabeth Camp, next o f kin and heirs at law of Wal- ter B. Camp, lat e of the Villag e o£ Sachets Harbor, I n the County o f Jefferson and Stat e of New York, de - ceased , send grooting: Whereas, Walter H. Camp, o f Wa- tertown, N. Y„ one o f the executors named in a certain instrument, in writing purporting to b o the last Will and Testament o f sai d Walter B. Camp, deceased, has latel y ap- plied to our Surrogate o f th e County o£ Jefferson to have said instrunieut proved as a will of real and personal property in pursuance o f the statute i n such case made and provided. You and each o£ you are therofore cite d to be and appear at a Surro- gate's Court t o b e held at the Surro- gate's office in the City of Water- town in the County, o f Jefferson on . the 20th day of. March next at to n o'clock in the forenoon then and there to show cause, if any you have, why said instrument should not be admitted to probate as the last Will and Testament of said deceased; and those o f you, who are under the ago of twenty-one years , are s o cite d to appear and show cause b y your guardian, If yo u have one; I f you have none that you appear and ap- ply fo r ofie t o b e appointed, o r in I.IIB event o f your neglect o r failure so t o do, a guardian will be appoint- ed by the Surrogate to represent an'd act fo r you in this proceeding. In Testimony Whoreof Wo have caused tho seal o f office of our said Surro- [L.3. J gate t o be hereunto af- fixed. Witness,—lion. Jasper W. 1 Cornalre, Special Surro- gate of said County o f Jefferson , at the Cit y of Watertown, the 16 th day of February, A. D. , 1916. BERNARD A. GRAY, Cleri c o f the Surrogate's Court. (lUF-eMw) DTBB. PKA't'T—A t Dexter, Feb. 10,1010, Cap- tain l<rwierk'l< P, Pratt, ap-ed 01 years, 3 month* and Yi days*. fflMMIW-MAI-T—At the Bister*' hospi- tal, Ji'«b. 16, IMS, George H. {.in.- merro'iii , aged Hi years. ' COO*?— fn YJoclieslcr. Feb. 31 , Wil - lani IJ. Coolc, aged 02 years, wel l Iriiov/n Civil wur veteran ami resi- dent o f J'iEhers Landing. SMifTiSIfi—At Antwerp, Feb. 15. 1916, Krfella h. Shipee widow of Frank R. S'dippee aged 46 yearn , 7 month* and 11 daysf. WAKEMBLD—In this city , Feb. 1G, 1916, Harriet, wid.o w of Zeera Wake- field, aged'77 years, WEIGHT— At her home in this city , 143 Woodruf f street,. Feb, 1G, WW, 'Kfrtcfo »!., widow of Charles Wright, agc4'?f l years. _ '• ' ;'' NOTICE TO OBfiDITOBS-BeEltal'erron Kstate. In pursuance of an oraer of Joseph Atwell, Sur- rogate ot the County of Jefferson, notice is hereby given, according to law to all persons having claims against De Etta fcrrun, late of the village of Mannsviilc, in said Comity of Jefferson, deceas- ed, that tlioy are required t« present the same with the vouchers thereof to Hi\ fubserlhers, the execu- tor, 4c„ of said deceased ot 30 32 Savings Dank uldg.. In the city of w&tertmi-n, In said County of Jefferson, on or before tho Mb day of March next. Dated tho 17th day of K'-pl., 1015. WILf-IAM CBAIC, Executor. COBB & COSGKOVB, Altys. for Kxnnular, Watertown, N. y. 22&!pM>mo NOTICE TO CltEBlTOlH nebecin Walratfe Ks- tate. I In pursuance of on ord'r uf Joseph Atwell, Sur- \ rogato of the County of Ji.-fferaon, notice fa hereby i given, aecording to tew. to all persons having claims asalnst Bobcea Wnimth. into of tli\ <'ity of J Wotertown. In said County of Jefforaou, deceased, J that they are required t\ pn'wnt thomnae with the voucherathereof to the nuinmrlber, tho Adrolnis-• tratrix &c„ of deceased at tier resldenee 82S Cooper. Street In the city of wawrt'i'vn, in said County of Jefferson, on or before ih\ l«t day of March next. Dated the 17th day of Awust, lfllfi. itDTIf i'A«y„ Admlnlstralrlx. COBB & COSGKOVE 21 aug-fim Attys for Administratrix. THE! PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK—-To Dr. Walter A. Camp, Sarah. A. Camp , Harriet H. Brantley, Annie C . Held, Klizabeth C. Chappell, Walter T.. Camp, Tal- c-oft fir. Camp, Paul V. S. • Camp, I£ you want the moot heal for the least money, buy COKE PRICE GI, UffiS SlflB, DIES Well Known Seuinan Pa&sos Away Suddenly tit Dexter Homo. Dexter. Feb. 18.—Capt. Frederick F. Pratt, a well known veteran sailor of the Croat Lakes, passed away sud- denly at the home of his brother-in- law, Fred Voodre, here Wednesday evening. He was 51 years of age. While he spent his summers on the lakes, Capt. Pratt had made a custom of spending his winters with his sis- ter here. She died in November last : year. The news of Capt. Pratt's death carrie as a shock to friends here, for he seemed to= be in better health yes- terday than for some time. His broth- er, Harrison Pratt of Watertown.was bero to visit hiru yesterday, and at that time no concern was expressed over his condition. About _S last even- ing he suddenly expired. He was born in Stone Mills In November, 1864. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 1:30 from the' house and at 2 from the Methodist Episco- pal church, Rev. Rev. A. T. Cort offi- ciating. H IH IN •;»I fBHRHt 10 PAMELIA FAMILY WHJj HOLD ANNUA!. REUNION Plans fo r the annual t'anieliii,- re- union, whic h will be.liekl.in.,'fliis.eliy, on February 85, are now being.,com- pleted by the committee ini'. .Si'arge , iTJlis committee i s headed by-\'&pu.;niy Clerk Perley A . Pitcher as'cliairmau. It\ is expecte d that about loQ.'p.ersqns, residents and former residents o f the town o f Pamelia, Will attend* , The reunion will comprise a dinner which will be held i n som o hall in. the city. There will be addresses b y sev-' era! residents of the town and some local moil, Later in tho evening- a dance wil l bo held. Go to Rico's for soda water. You'll ilwaya.—Adv . Froe Medical Book—in cele- bration of sixty years we have published a revised edition of Dr. Humphreys' Manual of all diseases, givingin minute detail the care and treatment of the sick with Humphreys' Remedies. No. FOB Price 1 Fovern, Congestions, Iuflammatloua........20 % Wormfi, Worml''Qvof 28 3 Colic, Crying and WalcoCulnoog of Infanta.2ft d Diarrhea, of Chllilmaand Atlultfl 25 t Cotichs, Colds, Bronchitis 2ft 8 Toothache, fc'aconehe, Nouratcla 25 9 Headache, Slclc Headache, Vortlpo 2 5 10 DyspepHla, IndlKOStlon, Weak Stomach 2fl 1 3 Croup, Ilonrso Coush, Laryngitis. 2 5 11 Salt Uhoiim, JSruntlons 2 5 1 5 Ithemimtlsm,Lumbago...., , 2ft 10 Favor unci Acuo. Miliaria.. , ,2ft 17 Flics,Bllml.orI.loodln!t,E3ctcrnal,Iutorna_.2ft 19 Cafarrh, Inuu_-.za,Cold.luIIead. ...2ft 2 0 WliooiiiuffCo!i£li , 2ft 21 Asthma, Oppressed,DluleultBrootbing 2ft 2 7 Kldnoy Disease -B.1 28 Nervous Dolillltv'. Vital Woattnoss 1.0 0 30 UrinaryIncontlmuico,WotilugBed 2 » 34 Soro Throat, QWugy , , 20 77 La Crippc-Grip 25 Bold by druggists, or sent o n receipt of priqo. UflMPHBEYS' IIOMEO. MEDICINE CO., Coranr WTtllaiu and Ana Stroots.Hcnv Voile, COE DENTISTS 9 TAGGAET BLDG. Office Opening Evenings from 7:30 to 9 p. na> PHONE 2025 G.A.Goe-G E.Coe Marcy- Buck Co. TRIiUPHONE NO. 108, J. D. DICK Op-iomcirlsil und \\^.:,, r Qpt%!fati.;!, , , All work finished the- sardeday. , 104 Arsenal St., Pttlrhjintfa tH&. Room 8 . . Cor, Court and Arsenal Sta. Watertown, M. % Three Thousand Pivo Hundred Dol- la r Loss in Home of E. 3. Bobiusoii, Gouverneur, Feb. 18.—The large farm house of B. J. Robinson about two miles west of Sylvia Lake, in tb,B. town of Fowler, was destroyd by fire, Tuesday afternoon, The fire is SU1V: posed to have originatod from art overheated hot air flue, the house having recently been equipped With furnace by Mr. Robinson. The at* tic, near the region of the chimney was where the blaze and smoke was first observed. Mr. Robinson was in the tarn when' tile fire was discover- ed, but the whole attie was a mass of flames wh.su be rushed to the scene, it was seen at. once tha t efforts toi aye the building would be futile^. ' and attention was then turned to the furniture, of which but little waff, saved, including tnB piano, a bed- room suit, diiiinj? room table and smaller articles. The loss is estimated at about % 3,500 and no information was avaft- able here as to tho extqnt Mr. Robiffi- son had his loss, covered by insurance. A new: star route for the delivers, , f, mail, out o£ Hend-erson has tie.Wi -.i-tliorized and J, Akin Montague- M, that village has teen, appointed qafe feer. Th e ppsltioii cornea under oiv|k- ^eryice and is good as lpng as the a|K bointee is able to and does perform, the service satisfactory. There were three who passed the .\examination. The New Wheeze. .., 'Out of a job?\ ftskea Yorick Hamig;. \Aside from' the fact that the same lk\ couched in unprofessional language,\-. replied Hamlet Patt, with dignity^ *your inquiry savors' of ribaldry and j la, moreover, uncouth. An actor la'fj nevor at liberty these days. If y°\/ v don't see his name on a Broadway i.'. bill, he is getting more money from;!\ the movies.\—Judge. •k NOTICE. TO CREDITORS—Mary E.I Riley, Estate. j In pursuance of an order of Jo-, seph Atwell, Surrogate of the County 1 of Jofferson, notice is hereby glveiil aecording to law, to all persons hav-4, ing claims against Mary E. Wey labs?.'' of tho Town of LeTtay, in said Coun- ty of Jefferson., deceased, that they are rocruired to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the sub- ', scribor, the Administrator &c, of, said at his store. No. 108 Franklin, St., in the City of \Watertown in said County of -feKerson, on or be- fore the 15th day of August next. Dated the flth day of February. 1916. 33DWARD H. BALL , Administrator. B. A. GILLIGAN. Atty. for Admin. Iwf6m. PAK SURPI/US $503,770.00 DEPOSITS §8,201,830.00. The Jefferson County Savings Bank INCORPORATED 1850. Officers—A. T. B. Lansing, presi- dent; F. R. Farwell, 1st vice presi- dent; O. 13. Hungerford, secretary., Sam Child, attorney; *\ B. Rice, treasurer; G. \W. Hulse, paying tell- er; IJ. G. Adzlt, receiving tellor. frusiees—i?. H.Waddlngham, Rob- ert J. Buck, O. B. Hungerford, A. f- B. Lansing, S. R, Cleveland, George C. Sherman, W. H. Hatbway, JB\ K. Farwell, H. Purcoll, D. C. Middletoix. D. M. Anderson, S. A. Uphain, Carl G. Nil], D. M, Cosgrove. Interest dividend days are 1st Jab- jiary and 1st July. All deposits mad* on or before tho tenth days of Janr uary and July, and third days qj April an d October, draw dlvidon?. from the first days of those monthfe. MONEY TO LOAN ON BONDS AND MORTGAGES: :; KIMBALL & CALDER OCUItTSTS ANDOPTIOIANB, Cleveland BUUdlng. Mil Why Not Have a HARD WOOD FLOOR This Spring Hard wood floors mean a warm, clean tlbftus—> They are sanitary and easily kept clean and save more than enough fuel to pay for themselves— Here is Birch, Maple, and Oak—-all in prime condition and ready to be delivered when yo j'ro ready. The price is right, O. W. WHITE & SON H \The Homo 6t Good Lumber and Mill Work;\ I 231 N. Rutland St. ^ho»e 1888 mmmgammmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ! M *?m$-&:
