mms 4 PA — iris AR ROSSMAN, EMBA LMER, HENRY INDERTAKER AND TussevviLre, Pa. CHILDREN LEARN £ CONOMY. ¥.:. Q - He keeps in st ck a full hne of Coffins, Caske Burial Robes, ts. Shrouds, 3. ell, Funerals attended wiih Hearse. Teacher .1f by tho use of Wolf's AG MEBlacking you save one pair of Shoes a year, and 8 bottle nt 156 cents lasts three months, for how many years basking will one your's saving im shoe Leather pay? @ very fine ly EOE SPA BRA HER Ask ix Drug, Paint and Hows Pernishing Stor es for Pik-Ron, which with Brain OLD & NEw FURNITURE Varnish WILL STAIN GLASS AND CHINAWARE at the with Svan TinwARE same with Brain youn OLD BASKETS time, with Sram MK 8s CoacmH AND 3 v Phat seaman — = 23 oe : EN ALAR 1K- ne | Ol N WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. FHE FINEST LIN oy & Summer (001 at the price viel uality of FOOR None a i a a Ol 7 noods th gt IICK SALES wality and price, MY MOTTO: Q AND SMALL My goods are PROFIT, and Fine Ginghams {LICOES ever br ce, and sell it al tn a yards { ¢ t for 7 and BOYS CLOTHING r thm ¢ } keep on hand a full line "CARPETS: QLuUeens- OR raATe. Shoes, or arg Ming on edie. COBURN BAZAAR, ar NE LndNT COBURN, PA. Great Reduction im Furniture ! 8-Pieced Ash Chamber Suits, at $24. Solid Oak Suits, 8 pieces, $27. Solid W alnut, 3 Solid Cherry, 8 pieces, £38. Parlor Suits all prices. Chairs and Bedsteads, all prices, Bureaus, Ra on s, Hall Racks, Side Boards, Ward Robes, a large line, which 1 am selling very low. Lounges, and Couches, Extension and other tables Call and see my stock and learn my prices and be con- vinced that for the same quality of goods I cannot be under- “sold. 3 pie . $33 TNE RTAR LING, Ir all its branches. Having years of experience, and. all the latest ind most improved methods of caring for the dead and being a practical embalmer will guarantee satisfaction. Je WN. clloTINnicIE. IRS ring and Summer |! a + Our new + fock .f goods for the comin: seasons bas arrived ahd are open for inspection, It comprises a great varies novelties in SPRING : AND : SUMMER in Dress Goods, Ginghawms, of -, all “elected un ith cision to supply the wants and ver ds of oor costpmers quality and lowoess of price. A full and complete stock of Uiothing, Hate, Shirts, Un lerwear, etc, is oo counters. We invite inspection of our stock, and we are positive that you _be eatisfied then of the low prices we sell our goods at, =Iarper & Ireamer's. ty of ST Y L EDN, great pre. in for Infants and oh: Aran, El — Lastetin sures Colin, on | Boe to 3 14 arrnicen, Worn os gives sioep, aud ution widows in tajurious medication, Tus CBvratn Cours, IV! Paltos Siwret, N.Y. ech uiapliad ta difidgea: Sus | ustatt { recommend it ag superior to any HA. Ancien, 31. or 111 Bo. Oxford 88, Brooklyn, 3. on, tom, promotes J EASTON'S CENTEX. Celebrating the Ana ve Municipal Bu 5 AN IMPOSING CIVIC PARADE Vikhtors, hed Jubilee A Bal Moet Font Thirty Thousand Ming Hicipate Distinguls Persons, Par in the Ascension, Momnoriul ing a Feast Wiad Up the Ivitae enthu Visitog wlio canine alnivel 1stenioe oO E21 \ the rad roads fron two to | Phillipsd Beolvi ton, N. J Bangor lund, ang works were suspende the ston { attend t pension Calin lehem and ( rived en the hail and as mr zareth Iie Evi private ance a Hospitu all sides ally secure ou Crowded The da of a ring bel! tive togeti TOAring Comotis ever body crowded The The parad in the f lo ing pla except tlie Chie { Twenty.sev First Div Keck, comma C.of the F mandipg: ! Fowt from burg Perth An Never Red Men Golder Knig iadeiphia Tenth division, Camps of the South Fast Ww Bethlehem. Allentown, Phillips and Trenton {jeorge Liams por Pai, Coplay, Morristown or eventt Thirty Bands There were thirty bands geven drum line, which, wi just two honrs The timated at 30 people, made about 60.000, Each organization by a band or druin which was a short one, ended at Lalay elite Front street. where each grantzation ban preted at the ex. citizens, most of thew twenty men reqguy ed orps and 6,000 th floats, ete to pass a point number of visitors in town is os 000, and, with the home the number on {he treets given Wis COTS ompanied The routs hall, on wa the 4 . a hed Persons Present, The city Lins ing HeCan isting nt jul gests in sare i k very HOVer io Abbett pnd = Now Jer Gov For Dis ed Hon, G W D dans Loy governor; Jus tice Ureen, od supreme court: At torney General Kirkpatrick. Assistant Postmaster General Hazen, Congress. man Mutchler, A. K. McClure, ex Mayor Yaux, of P hilads Aphta; Gen, George B. nowden, Ww. H. Davis, Glen. W. 5 Blryser, of Trenton; Rey, Engene Leibert, of Nazareth Hall: wv, BR. A. Lambion, the Lebigh university "Sapeviiiondent Goodwin, of the Lenmgh Vadey radirond: Mavor Fritehov, of Harnsbnry: Collects of the Port Cooper, of Pitlade Iphia; Mayor Merritt, of Heading, und Mayor Lehr, of Allentown, Professor King made a ballogn ascen- sion in the afternoon and a memorial meeting was held in the Opera house, A display of fireworks that cost $500 was made in the evening on the island in the Delaware, after which all the dis tinguished gaesis were banqueted in the Pomfret building, thie Lion. x Oi The Forestry Assoc ination. aeyLmwy, Pa., May 8.The mesting of the Pennsylvania Forestry Asacia on was begun here. Professor J. T. Rothrock lectured on forestry in the new public school house Mrs, Weaver or Guilty o of Bisslangiaian IE. Pu. May b.~~The jury in a ver. i CONGRESSIONAL the National 1a at Washington, HESUMY. Labors of gislntors RIES OTON, ie the land forfeitn the cour { the April 59 eiate 1 t t re DLL without debate Mr QIvision In Rave arum the rule voling be man notice that he Wa presen 1d the vote fact he would t that senators Hesent McK # taken up and sue renfter ffiover a q Hix inleyv's cw Bdminis. siniend Le In® tration bill iry PP | ted cloths as woolens sHIXGTGN, May 1, The house passed the y worsted as un vole the spoakar iting The Democrats will carry the cas preme court, The Mobrtdl] services passed by 4 vote of 19 pension of 8% a month the bill to Cliasily Wa bill to class of INto O \ . 3 wWioGlens by cou a guoram. to the sn. Wis gives a to all veterans ou served nfhety days se ussed the Over CAR ald Ww The senate d customs adminis Wasninaroxn the May 2 10 prot The 1} ee “nmi ot trade and Era up and wi In th COmMILie Wasi urday thy det eta bil Hill on Contested Elections, 6 (roy fr Tariff Debate, May 6A cau nbers of th FOU 5 wn it {de i mn msiderat he 38 Ws wax won of the tariff bill has been proms] veral pe \ ela vv i ox rs aitern agreed posi allowed tariff Wall decided general de and eight ur days for to-morrow, sideration and voting on This will bring the Mav 20. Night ses held on the days of ments ions will | four Conscientious Congressmon, Wasiisarox, May 8.-—Some of gned on the foor of money to burse themselves out of the treasury fo the the reim. government money stolen by Silcott the consistency of their covering back into the tfeas ury the money paid them on that count. Mr. Sayers, of Texas, and B land. of Missouri, have alre ady re turned their drafts to the treasury, and understood, will follow thei The number who will do this, will probably not be large. =f voting aga i the B_e Mr. example howe yer, Standing Room Only in West minster, Loxpox, May 3, —The question of pro- hibiting further interments in West. minster Abbey has now assumed an as pect which pre the success of those of those who have long believed that the yractioe should cease A Ja been appointed to consider the mat lectin ¢ ™ pl ace for the ual burial of di ished p 1s which shall be under ingive con therein degree dead hitherto done, Mises COMnIsEsIon ter of mw { ial wt ngn the exe aid inteninont aitering the sane of honor upon the memory the as burial in the abbey has oi Stanley's American Citizenship, Lospox, May 3.<Lord Salisbury will ive 8 magnificent reception to Mr, Stanley next week, on ich the explorer will be welcomn: most distinguished gathering. statement that Mr. Stanley intends to become a Britich subject is unfounded, It is wodoubledly true that he thought of doing =o, that his nataralization would in probability vitiate the American copy book and will not take the risk. A st rike Averted. New York, May 6,-The threatened eneral strike of the housesmiths of New. ork and Brooklyn has been averted -~ bosses having agreed to the new scale as follows: For class 1, $3.50 per day; class A, 8 per day; derrick men, $2.70: helpers, 83.00. The result was announced at meeting yesterday, over which General Master vn ly presided. An Exiled Boodler Returns, New York. one of the a a a Stands. THE For May, 1890. Ascutney Street— Part VII. Both Sides The Line (Poe: Women in Business Life How to Choose Eye-Glasses Superstitions of the Chifiese - Domestic Life in Egypt My Little Bo-Peep (Poem) How to Take Care of Kid Gloves Farmer Bell's Bargain (Illustrate The Amateur Camera The Value of Etiquette - The Master Key Woman's Need of Exercise A South African Wedding hat are Women Doing ? The Young Man of To-Day Under My Study-Lamp Side~Talks with Girls Letters to Beth: No. VL A Wedding Outfit for $200 - The Proper Care of Clothing The Life of a ‘Bus sy Author With portrs Mrs, Kate Is Literature a Trade ? New Books on My Table Latest Fashions (Mustrate Hints on Home-Dressmaking Jessie's Opportunity strat A May-Day Song All About Flowers Talks with the Doctor Practical Housekeeping What To Do With the Left- Resurrection Dishes Shining and * Doing-Up” A Few Dainty Desserts - Artistic Needlework tr Phillida—Chapters XV-X VIL 1 {oem Shirts oy SISINSESS S| Nh) a —— NII IN a SL a II Price 10 Cents. NII Mes, AD. T, Wm yun WHITNEY, | WaHEeLes ¢ Lusyis w, M D. 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VR R 1 3% a " 23 ax 30a 0 i LEWISRU RG AND TYRONE RallioOai BELLEFONTE NITTANY AND LEMONT § Daily Exoept Sunday etward AN AM TATIONS 110 15 15 56 Montaudon 1025 fo 45 Lewisburg Ww Fnet ward ry 10 a0 1355 1 655 we a 6 24 Bieh is MV feksburg 16 41 NiMinburg 6 56 Millmont 7 05 Laurelton 7 40 Paddy Mounte's 7 53 [Coburn 2 55 Barby % 10 Rising ‘Spring ® 15 Pans Cave Centre Hall TER TCO S$ §6 v EE EL a A wl mm Pail ahr SEFEFFEERF FeEzEpERs BERS ECYEERELERNNEE a ee Ee a “4 . BR, WOOD, Gen’ Pa'wer Ac |, I B53 SH 5 AAS 0 Sh C ALESMEN Treatment By Inhalation. TRADE MARK 1899 Aroh Street, Philad'a, Pa Starkey { HAOWiInNE na : have ied their raalone Wm. D. Kelley, Mex Victor 1. Oodrad, Bd Chas. WW. Cashing, D. 1 } Nixon, EA, later-Ooesn, wien, Bd. New Souih, New Yor ootnan, Quenemo, Kan my Livermore, Melrose, M ns E. C. Kuight, Philadelphia Frank Siddall, Merchant, Puil Hon, W. W_ Schuyler, Easton, Pa E. L. Wilson, 833 Broadway, N. ¥., Ed. 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Same shape and style as proved so satisfactory last year, Many new and elegant illustrations, handsome colored plate Sxvoly chee, and frontispiece. Special Cash Prizes §rom.00; see Floral Guide. Every person who owns a foot of land or cultivates a plant should have a copy. Mailed on receipt of yo cents, which amount may be dedvoted from first order, Abridged Catalogue Free, Pure Stocks. Full Maasure, Prices Low for Honest Goods. JAMES VICK, SEEDSMAN, Rochester, RY. A Big Prize. If you will pay the Reroxnm one year in advance, and sem! us the name via new gabscriber with $1.50, we will send you and the new name the Pittsburg Weekly Chronicle Telegraph, one vear free. The Chronicle Telegraph is u large Spage weekly paper, containg news from all over the world besides other valuable reading matter. If yon wish to have the
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