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Phone 195 J
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J. QLSHAN
B«4YMNT
49 Anderson St.,Portland, Maine.
" I was troubled with Constipation
ever since I can remember ; as a
result, was subject to distressing
Headaches and pain in my leftside.
I would go for two or three days
without any movement of the bowels.
I chanced to read about 'Fruita-tives', in one of our local papers, and
began their use about four months
ago. Since them, I have been free
from Headaches, m y bowels havo
been regular, a n d from t h e use of
se^
' Torres of 'Fruit-a-tives', I feel
the'
great benefit I have derived
justw^J m e in pronouncing them a
remedy of true a n d exceptional
merit"
OTIS M. BRYANT.
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ardson.
10.—Recitation,
"Little
George
Washington," Master Paul Cahalan
11.—Recitation, • "George Washington the Soldier Boy," Master
Thomaa Walsh.
12.—The Minuet, Miss Margaret WalMRS. LIXFIELD DIED IN HOSPITlace and Miss Lillian Costa.
AL ON. FRIDAY.
Finale—The Star Spangled Banner,
chorus by school.
Born a t Kenoza Lake 4 7 Years Ago
—Married Wm. Lixfield.
Bethel a n d t h e Val
Mrs. Cora J . Lixfield, of Jefferson- New P a s t o r F o r ley.
ville, who went to Plainfield, N, J., on
Rev. Charles Dalzell, of Philadel
Monda -, J a n . 26, to help nurse her
phia,
has received and accepted a call i
son William through influenza, and
to
become
the pastor of the Mongaup
herself contracted the malady, died
Valley
and
Bethel
Presbyterian
at Muhlenberg Hospital in that city
Churches
and
expects
to
arrive for
Friday morning, after being 111 two
service
on
March
14.
weeks.
The body of Mrs. Lixfield was
placed in a receiving vault in Plain- Are You Subject to Bilious Attacks?
field and will be brought home for
A person subject to bilious attacks
interment in the Kenoza Lake cem- should be interested in the statement
tery as soon as the weather and of Mrs. Geo. Matteson,
Oriskany
traveling conditiens a r e more favor-, Falls, N. Y.: "During the past ten
able.
years I have suffered frequently from
Cora Jeanette Heidt was a daugh- attacks of biliousness, sick
headter of t h e late Mrs. Phoebe J. Heidt, ache and indigestion. Chamberlain's
of Kenoza Lake, a n d was in her 4 7th. Tablets have never failed
to cure
year. The greater part of her life these attacks promptly." F o r sale by
was spent in that vicinity. She was ai! dealers.
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married to Wm. H. Lixfield, of Jeffersonville, who survives. The children are Mrs. Mabel Bischoff, of Lake
Huntington; Lester, of California,
and George and William. She leaves
also a brother, Charles, of Liberty,
and two sisters, Mrs. W. J. Luckey,
of Kenoza Lake, and Mrs. W. S. Nelson, of Plainfield.
FATALLY STRICKEN
WHILE NURSING SON
Ward s Bread and Cake
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Obituary poetry, 6 cents a line.
Cards of thanks, 26 cents for A r t
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Mnen.
ONEY - T I M E - LABOR
is not saved by buying poor Paint.
Buy the L & M SEMI-PASTE PURE PAINT and
pure Linseed Oil to mix with it*
It is positively the best, because made in
semi-paste
(thick) form and enables a
SAVING OF $ 1 . 0 0 ON EVERY GALLON
of Paint you use.
Use a gallon out of any yon buy, and
if not the best paint made, return tfi3
balance and get all your money back*
outoL&Ke^pi^'p^l
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I t P a y * t o " M A K E YOUR OWN P A I N T "
CKAIIN,
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Give Me a Friendly,
Natural Hand-shake
CHICKEN HOUSE AND
INCUBATOR BURNED
an' a friendly n a t u r a l tobacco. K e e p yo' p u t on airs an' " s a u c e d - u p " tobaccos for t h e fellow
t h a t likes n u t sundaes better t h a n h e m e m a d e
pie—
Lime, Brick, Plaster a n d |
Cement
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So says a friend of ours n a m e d Velvet Joe.
A n d h e j u s t about hits t h e nail on t h e h e a d
Velvet is m a d e for m e n w h o think there's
no s m o k e like real tobacco. If you a r e t h a t
sort cf m a n , lists:
Full Line of Groceries J
We Buy a n d Sell Fresh Eggs \
National Union B a n k
I COATED PILLS. It is a fine old cathartic remedy that does its work
mildly and thoroughly. It help* d i gestion and promotes energy a n d
cheerful spirits. Sold by all d r u g gists,
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Don't Allow Your Hatred and. Jealousness to Injur© Monticello a n d
Retard Progress.
Broiiwiy, Near Prince St., in Gable Building |
OSBORN & SON
Coal, W o o d a n d F e e d I
A Case of Appendicitis
Nine times o u t of ten it Is caused
by a constipated habit. The appendix becomes inflamed from a congested state of the bowels. The best
preventative* Is to keep the bowels
open and the movements
regular.
This can be done conveniently, comfortably and with good results to the
whole body by taking an occasional
dose of DR HERRICK'S SUGAR-
SETTLE YOUR D I F F E R E N C E S .
Monticello, N. Y., Feb. 24.
Editor
Watchman:
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Any man in any community who
goes out of his way to get in the
limelight, to do something for his
community, is in grave error. He will
be unappreciated, unwept, unhonored
and unsung, cursed and generally
hated. It is common experience, not
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especially applicable in Monticello:
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A ".dealer.?cr from FIlUIT-A-TI VE3
I have been a newspaper m a n in
l i m i t e d , OGDEN3RURG, 17. "V".
three medium sized cities. I know
other
newspaper men in other cities
Monticello.
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and I know, generally speaking, no
class of men more consistently humble in their feelings, void of a i r a r rogance or desire to put themselves
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above their fellows and yet there a r e
a
times in every town an editor feels
himself the target of the hatred "of
a
great many where his duty points
MOUNTAINDALE MAN HAD MODthe
way for him to just be himself
ERN BUILDING AND 1,000and
speak t h e t r u t h t h a t is in him.
EGG MACHINE.
If t h a t is true of newspaper men it
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I* true of other men. There is no
Quarterly Conference Will Be Held way to serve except by taking the
on March 11th.
blows t h a t go with the service and
Mountaindale, Feb. 24.—Mrs. Fred keeping right on so far as is consistB. Merritt, of Hurleyvllle,
visited ent with cirumstances, striving for
Mrs. Dwight Baxter and Mrs. Geo.the goal t h a t is sought. It is not too
A l l K i n d s o f P o u l t r y a n d C a t t l e F e e d . 5 M.
much to say t h a t it becomes the
Atwell on Thursday.
policy
of every m a n in public life in
Miss
Inez
York,
of
Woodridge,
Ton a n d Carload Lots a Specialty
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America
to feel out before hand just
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A L L KINDS O F FERTILIZERS
« spent the week-end with h e r parents, how much hatred there is in the air,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. York.
Horace G. Devoe is suffering with how much animosity and spleen he
has to contend with and then to get
pneumonia.
Evelyn "Holmes is ill with croup. it out o | the way as soon a s he can,
Mr. Cushman, of East Mountain- that the cause he labors for may have
dale, met with a serious loss about a fair hearing a t least. If you have
MONTICELLO,
ten days ago when his thousand-egg a grudge, don't harbor it, is probably
and t h e building in which the best advice. It may not sound
5*a*a*a*a4a*a^a*a4n-fa4a4a**4a*a*a*a4a*a4a*a*a*a*a*a*j it.incubator
was housed, burned. The building good, what you have to say, but get
was a modern, well equipped chicken down to brass tacks with t h e fellows
house, containing heating apparatus, you dislike a n d have it o u t one way
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or the other so far as possible as you
etc.
go
along. It is hatred that holds
Milan Wilson, a popular young
man of Woodridge, went to New every town back, everywhere. It is
York City oh Wednesday, F e b . 18, not to be eliminated, no man of sense
Monticello,
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NewYorK
to enter t h e navy. W e all wish him wants t o eliminate it. It may retard
success in h i s new undertaking. . . but it also balances. When you g e t
Maintains an I n t e r e s t Department
Sturgls Andrews is ill with a se- a good h a t e r with you h e is also a
good lover a n d if you can stand up
vere cdld.
Wksre tie latere;* is ceatpoandeil sem-auauallj
The F o u r t h Quarterly Conference u n d e r all t h e blows he h a s t o give
of the M. E. Church will be held in and slide in your own ideas on t h e
INCOME TAX
the Woodridge M. E. Church on way down you a r e at least progressThU i» the time of year to make oat your Income Tax Return.
Thursday, March 11th. Rev. Mr. ing w h e r a it would be stupidity to
Blast be mtde oat before March loth
A State income t a x is also in
Wright, o u r Dist. Superintendent, merely boil a n d fume over, a n d hareffect tbi*,ye»r aa well aa a Federal Tax.
Yoa are reqiired to raake returns if your income is $1000. or more
will be present. We hope t h a t the bor grudges. Nothing would do t h i s
if single, or $2000. or more if married. We have the blanks.
weather and the condition of t h e town or any town more good than
roads
will permit of a good attend- for men who "despise t h e ground some
Banking hoars 9 to 3
Saturdays 9 to 12
ance at this last official meeting be- other man walks on, to get t h e poison
out of their systems. Avoid lawsuits,
fore conference.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
George and J o h n Carden, both of but get it o u t of your system. And
New York City, spent t h e week-end when fewer and fewer people in MonFull Paid Liberty Bonds Ready For Delivery
ticello a r e a t odds with each other
with relatives here.
and
n o t harboring old or young
Sidney and Albert Solomon spent
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grudges,
there will come about all
the week-end with their mother, Mrs.
those
^hings
spoken for a t the banK. Solomon.
It gives ua pleasure to write t h a t quet Monday evening, a Deerpark
Mrs. Geo. Morris, who has been very Club, a skating rink, a toboggan
slide, an Associated Press man to give
ill, is gaining daily.
Mr. Gordon suffered
with hlq- us free advertising, respect for the
coughs for three days. Dr. Weingrad great men and the near great in evwas finally called in and succeeded in ery line and calling, greatest smpathy
and consideration for those who miss
la our basiaess to exemplify the definition of the
stopping the hiccoughs.
E. N. Baxter, Dr. W e r t h e l n v Ray- their liquor most and last b u t not
words " To Insure, ' viz: " To make certain or secure."
mend Carden, Geo. M. Atwell, J u s - least a warm-hearted, generous spirit
tice Geo. Culllgan, J o h n Cauthers toward t h e fellpw who is down and
Every policy bolder of ours can feel the security of
and Meyer Levine attended the meet- doing his darndest to get up with
knowing that his insurance is made secure by the reing of the Town Board a t Falls- the least fuss and feathers in the
process.
burgh on Monday.
sources and record of Companies whose integrity and
C. A. HAWTHORNE.
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Velvet w a s born in old K e n t u c k y , whero
m e r e t h a n one good t h i n g comes from. It w a s
raised a s carefully a s a n y othei K e n t u c k y
thoroughbred. B u t t h e real secret of Velvet's
friendly qualities is its slow n a t u r a l ageing in
wooden hogsheads.
Ageing in t h e wood
never h u r t anything—and least cf all, tobacco.
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A n d so w e say, Velvet is good tobacco—
nothing m o r e or less. It r u n s second to
none.
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The picture of t h e pipe on t h e tin needn't
keep you from rolling a jim-dandy cigarette
with V e l v e t
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We H a v e Endeavored
reputation are unquestioned.
BETTER
DEAD
HORNBECK & CALKIN,
INSURANCE
Bank Building
M o n t i c e l l o , N. Y.
Life i s a b u r d e n w h e n t h e b o d y
is racked w i t h p a i n . E v e r y t h i n g
w o r r i e s a n d t h e victim b e c o m e s
despondent a n d downhearted. T o
bring back t h e s u n s h i n e t a k e
Hogs, Cows & R£TE HOYT, AUCTIONEER
Rock Hill, N. Y.
Calves W a n t e d
at highest cash market prices.
Phone, call or write
BEN. G O R D O N
Glen Wild,
N. Y.
'Phone, Woodridge, 5 F 4
R o t t SALB AT A BAROAHf—lifter* farm in ^tfcs center of six larx*
lakea, with U k * front**©. 14 room
kens*. furDisk+d; to* koiaso, wood
kovao, chick** house and hern;
knfldlnrs all la flnft-«las* condition
P o t w i J o a irtreo m t w o woeks after
stale, W. H. Fitxalmmona; llontlcel10.
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I will purchase anything you have
for sale. If you don't desire to hold j
an auction I will buy your stock, machinery, furniture or anything you
have for sale. Drop me a card and
I will call. This is an easy and profltable way for you to dispose of your
property.
WATER MOTOR—Five-horse pow
ST, cost $125; no use for it; will sell
for $ 2 5 ; good a s Dew. Look it over
Address A. M. S., Watchman office tf
WAXTKD—A 8ulliTan County Atlas Inquire Wm. H. Fltssimmons
Monticello, N. Y.
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GOLD MEDAL
The national remedy of Holland for over
200 years; it is an enemy of all pains re*
suhing from kidney, liver and uric acid
troubles. All druggists, three sizes.
Look for the name Gold Medal o n every b o x
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and accent n o imitation
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STEAM BOILER F O R S A L E Sectlonal steam boiler t h a t will heat
good sized building or boarding
house. Recently replaced in Watchman building by larger one. Bargain
co quick buyer.
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KINDLING WOOD by t h e cord or
barrel. ;A1SQ a six-sectional steam
h e a t i n g house boiler, Capitol make.
Post card will bring it. Prince Street
Lumber Yard.
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ST. P E T E R ' S SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Lincoln a n d Washington's Birthday
Celebration.
The following interesting program,
combining Lincoln's and Washington's Birthday celebration, was rendered last Friday afternoon by the
children bf St. „ Peter's
Parochial
School:
Program, Part I.
1.—Piano Solo, "Little Boy Blue,"
Miss Margaret Wallace.
2.—Dialogue, " T h e New Year and
F e b r u a r y , " Miss Cecilia Walsh and
Master John Mllliot.
3.—Chorus by t h e School, " O u r
Country's F l a g . "
4.—Recitation, "Lincoln," Master
Thomas Galllgan.
5.-—Chorus by the School, "America,*,
6.—Recitation, " B e My Valentine,"
Misses Catherine Brady, Margaret
Mllliot, Eleanor Delaney, Clare
Delaney.
Part II.
7.—Recitation, "Washington," Master William Maher.
8.—Chorus by the School, "Mt. Vernon Bells."
9—Recitation, " O u r Banner," Misses
Dorothy Ryan, Margaret Crowley,
Martha Walsh, Catherine Curley,
Masters Harold Sprague, Charles
Crowley, George' Kurthy, Douglas
Milliot, Edward Dollard, J o h n
Kurthy, Joseph^ Willis, J a m e s Rich-
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