THE KEYSTONE STATE Latest News of Pennsylvania Told in Short Order. naugurated upon bain meats in 1s ‘ood Department bedded hasing th they i Burg! care & Ig a pane nd carr ered the gener ¥ Linglestown, , held a ses selected Bethlehem nven new annual These are ident, Rev. J. S. Heiser; W. D. Seyfrid; secretary, treasurer, Frank J. Wer use of his wearing new shoes, Samuel Teel, aged 25 years, a brakeman, fell beneath a freight car on the Lehigh & New England Railroad at Bangor and was killed The body of William Hutton, the second victim of the cave-in at the R. IL. Jones slate quarry, at Delta, York county, last November, was recovered. Nearly five hundred descendants of Philip, Adam und John Seifert, who em- igrated to this country more than a cen- tury ago from Germany, held a family reunion at Bethlehem. Maud Warner, a young woman of York, while working about a stove had her clothing ignited and was badly burn- ed about the arms and body. Thomas Jefferson Scott, aged 30, mine ing engineer, was killed by a fall of slate in a mine at Belsono, Clearfield county, while making investigations to take a mine foreman’s examination, He had just refused an offer of a place on the engineering corps in Panama, as the place hold the in November, officers: Pres vice-president, Irwin Grube; Slipping beca tion the COMMERCIAL REVIEW. “wy eekly Review R. G. Dun & Co.'s of Trade” “Current trade shows a distinct gain in comparison with the same time last year; crop Feports are reassuring and evi dences of continued activity are noted in almost eve department of industry. “A wholesome growth, without the hreatening danger of reckless inflation prices, is a commercial condition greatly to be desired, and these clements the. majority of dis- says: of are recorded in iow well under way, f ng results being goods, millinery, foot and of wearing apparel mercantile payments are unusually mpt or the season. There is a steady n n 0 f groce ries and other staple 1, and in furniture, , crock uschold 1 } all ail impti odd the orders, 1 te giants iarge 1002. w MLESALE MARKETS, LOUR~—Firm v2) s, 8,130 barrels Quiet spot, nt rag Baltimore changed; re WHEAT- Qt v GE} spot. No } » i avi and un t, 8334 8424 ctober, stern, September, 33g@B3vs: O camer 15,004 Ra ¥y, sweets, easy, 1 TALLOW 43800434. COTTON SEE staat Live Stock — CATTLE — Market 3.508 85; stockers and 14.20, caly 2.000007.50; and canners, 1.30@4.75; bills, 220 3.60; 2.2501 4.80. HOGS—Market sc. higher: ind selected, 5 so@'s 23: packing, 483@zs ughs, : Market 4.5000 7.78. BEEV] , CIO8 nged Cl) icago steady o | swer feeders, 2.25 i steers es, CIWS heifers, shipping i heavy 20: steady ; 1.500 1.40. veals about steady IL AMBER ) sheen mn theep, 2 £0: lambs, sto Is, 4.50 Cus, good State FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING likes nothing better thar but he is very much lay. King Edward a ga bridge, opposed to high p Railway laborers in the United Rtates get from two to fonr times as much as laborers on European roads. Keir Hardy, the radical and eccentric member of British Parliament, has abandoned sh for sandals. A Berlin landlord has not only sued a tenant for loss sustained through her excessive use of water for bathing pur- poses, but has promulgated the extraor- dinary } “no respectable wo- me of oh ne eo theory that man takes a bath every day. In active service in the United States Navy there are 1,577 commissioned and 169 warrant officers and a force of 28. 644 enlisted men, The Marine Corps has 222 officers and 6821 men, Fraudulent naturalization is under in vestigation by the San Francisco United States grand jury. A sailor has con- fessed that he received citizenship pa- pers on payment of $18. The exports of olive oil from Algeria during 1004 were 2,150 tons as against 030 tons in 1903. he olive crop for 1903-04 was good, greatly in excess of previous SCasons, SUFFERINGS UNTOLD. A Kansas Clty Woman's Terrible Exper. fence With Kidney Sickness, Mrs, Mary 20th St. and Cleve. land Ave. City. Mo., says: “For years | wis run down, wenk, lameand sore. The kid- ney secretions were fre quent, Then dropsy puffed up my ankles until they were a sight to hold. Doctors gave me up but 1 began using Doan's Kidney Pills, and the remedy cured me so that I have been well ever since, and have had a fine baby, the first in five that was not prematurely born.” Bold by all dealers. 50 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. CRAFTY MAN WINS OUT. Coun, Kansas too he “Angel of His Life.” Mr. Smuthe reaches ner and finds his wif¢ taciturn mood They go through the meal quietly: the speech him The evening progresse fashion, At last asks: “Aren't you feeling “Oh, ve: home for in unus din an ually glmost only being from he ghe tells I'hen what “You “How done “No; haven't done anything “Then what this way? “1 suppose day this is? This is Wrong know know? Have hing to offend ought to should 1 iG or anyt you? you anything gald on earth makes you act you have fo “No ust, 1805 ‘And it is my birthday got that it and yon got it before, and you “One moment, my forget that It was She smiles ing like that. “Oh, dea “You did not forget it *N What birthday Pale thirtiet} the and yo Was ever dear 1 4id aay.’ her tears your birth igh nhiirs mond sun thro of dia ts and vin . th ott you DInE Why, my “Well think it is angel of my more overioo to remind gEracion Eeem to Forcing the Youthful There is very general or dren are becoming childlike, that they are far bevond thelr strength the fanatics tell us that all this outery is the out misplaced sentiment of the in methods Mind. every eing | Of ¢ that it is n come and of ignorance 1# inwardness of educations But that forced minds like forced plants perhaps, but not such as experienced «¢ keeps as Naty ous her nurslings You copsiderably with adult even the degree of hideous: you may indefinit with ind of pr this Know are riosities, we very the iitivator yers may He De making t} experiment this, anc uning. grafting. but let a stock” r 3 { ! OCR re Is IPA foo! imens for to on alm ely the oth $ wave but once low Your upon tender nurslings and they resurrection Philadelphia Ledger Desert Air for Rheumatism, A German p ian has that the air of the Egyptian f¢ about as free from bacterial as the Polar regions or the high reas Tubercle bacilli are killed when ex posed six hours in the sunlight. He considers the especially suit able for rheumatics and patients suf fering from kidney diseases and culosis. hysic discovered dears life desert tuber Bridge Built on Wool, At the little town of Waldel Cornwall, England, there is a of a unique character gtrength of the current foundations not hoid, and nu devices were tried without ly bags of and ridge bridge Owing to the ordinary stone would merous guccess, Eventual sunk in the stream en in, proved tory. wool wer the piles and this strange found wonderfully firm a NOTICED IT A Yonng Lady From New Jersey Put Her Wits to Wark. “Coffee gate me terrible digestion which, coming on every week or so, made my life wretched until some one told me that the coffee | drank was to blame That seemed nonsense, but | noticed these attacks used to come on shortly after eating and were accompanied by such exeru- ciating pains in the pit of the stomach that I could only find relief by loosen- ing my clothing and lying down. “If circumstances made it impossible for me to lle down I spent hours in great wisery. “I refused to really believe it was the coffee until finally I thought a trial would at least do no barm, so I quit coffee in 1001 and began on Postum. My troubles left entirely and convinced me of the cause. “Postum brought no discomfort, nor did indigestion follow its use. I have had no return of the trouble since I began to drink Postum. It has built me up, restored my health and given me a new interest In life. It certainly is a joy to be well again.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, Read the little book, "The Road to Wellviile,” in each pkg. spells of In. FOUND AN EASY VICTIM. Boston Photographer Falls to Very Old Trick. . went into a Boston photo the other day Men before survived even though taken from life The man was on the usual errand, a fact that he carefully imparted to the artist, “Make the best presentation you can of me, gentle gir,” he sald in a8 court- cous way. “And while 1 need but one, a dozen will not amiss, let them be your premier cabinets, for 1 would not curtail the expense.” The photographer rubbed together in a purring way. “1 will try satisfy you, gaid. “Pray be seated.” The subject posed him “1 will sire 1 bap pinessg this port “1 fully comprehend,’ The “Bee A man grapher's gallery have done this and come hands to gir,” he smiled as he very admit o look my rait artist vest said the glanced at his rather gitter tame 10 be bright Bu pose let dull and “Ought Here m# me,” he ened up a little me wear that wateh and yours just as a catchy ou oration.” 80 the ling photographer him the gold watch with its h chain and the sit perceptible pleasure “That'll go fine with the said to you chain tward dec Em passed CAVY ter donned them with rest of a moment later after the photograp Ret a dry 1 eturns fo find that and chain had gone with rest of the makeup to paris And all this i m.~~Cleveland Plain he sald, and two her Bleppe dq out to something he watch happene India's Odd Ways. famous traveling that the people in provinces Of India the ground. They benches, but alwa floor thelr the corre BAYS the do every! never use of ¥8& squat work is d upon all one ground and upon Carpenters i have no they benches, and plane a board earth before feet T the place them and their anvil on hildren, carryin r how ligh n their beads. If an with a parcel with his hands it on the 14 i other mor: young chaps wit ng faces” on thelr way of them th his slate upon his head morn} every to school one books and Masons’ women, their helpers carry bricks heads instead are most! mortar upor bods on and it Is remarkable their spines will who and of In shoulders, heavy loads the railway and freight The necks and the jug the fons all ig CR siat arried same backs of are ev elope d at ier can ge! top of h hoist it y th stagger al right 1 have seen grand plano and two men under a big American rol desk, and in Ca cutlta, where one of the siree!l rallwa companies was extending tin the workmen carried the ralls upon their heads ong under 1y burden all eight men under a ler top its ¢ Olid Couple Take Marriage Vows. George Applegate, an octogenarian of Bethlehem, Pa. the other day took out a license to wed Mrs. Augusta also of Bethlehem, and 80 years doing #0 he placated his giving each of them Mr. Applegate is a rich man, as he says. "will have enough left’ himself and his elderly bride old. Before children by G00 DON'T MISS THIS. TroublewA New AbsarptioneNao Drugs. A Cor Method e For Stomach by stoma wend rw 1 of Muli's iree 1 conv Ant © you that 1% hh Walers crres Nothing ele and very Heartless can t be Sesnce ike 't pleasant { No dd cured ot Droge won't Stomach and make vou worse We know Mull'e Ante Belch Wafers cure and we want you to know it. hence this offer Nprcian Orren known I's sure ures by absorption ge Stomach sor wise —s0 save Medical do they eat up the The reguar price of Mull's AniiBeleh Wafers nn 5c. a box, hut introduce ot to thousands of suffer ere we will send two (2) boxes upon re. esipt of 5c. and his adverticement, will send you a sampie free for this coupon. io [114 A FREE BOX 14 Send this coupon with your name {and address and druggict’'s name who | does not sell iL for a oy box of Mall's | | Anti-Beleh Walers to I Mort's Gaare Toxic Co. 328 Third i Ave. Rock Island. IN | Give Pui Addr axs awd Write Plainly c—— So! id at all druggists, 0c per box. The Vallejo (Cala.) Trades and Labor Council has been victorious in its hight for the eight-hour day. work ; in their 1 All women homes, some in wurch, and some in the whirl of society. And in mills and shops tens of thousands are on the never-ceasing treadmill, earn their daily bread some glores ing ect to the same pl laws: all suffer alike from the same physical disturbance, and the nature of their duties, in many cases, quickly drifts them into the horrors of all kinds of female complaints, ovarian troubles, ulceration, falling and dis placements of the womb, leucorrhaea or perhaps irregularity or suppression of ‘monthly periods.” caus ache, nervousncss, irritability lassitude, All are sub} 1ysieal ing back and Women who stand on their feet all day are more susceptible to these troubles than others. They especially yequire an invigorat ing. sustaining medicine which will strengthen the female organism and enable them to bear easily the fatigues of the day, to sleep well at night, and wo rise refreshed and cheerful. How distressing struggling to earn form her household when her back and head are aching, she is so tired can hardly drag about or stand up, and every movement ca the origin of which is due derangement of the female sm to a live duties fee A Woman ithood or per- she SEH 10 or- pain, KROme rari ¥ Miss FF. Orser of 14 Warrenton Street Plain Spoken TN ventured the r i never | anyone to } a bribe | presence “1 should say Boodle, with m: “Ah, 1 am “No, sir, 1 hint because it If they wanted had to say it | I'd listen.’ reniied not I h emphasis glad to hear it’ never allowed took ur anyihi $0 then {OO IT ng €ro i 5 | i right out { they Yellow Fever and Melaria Germs Are “ netantly killed Ly the uer of ix + ans Liniment fn a teaspooniu sugar. It is also an excelent anlipept 1 ne pioyment France gives em to over 2,000 000 people grape culture fn RESTORED HIS HAIR fealp Hamer Cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment After All Else Falled, i was tro a severe sCaip hn mor and loss of gave me a great iral of annovan ru reef forts with many rome hair lonics, A Ines Cuticura Sean and ints wae cured mm oa si glored as healthy say | have » farther annove and band to use as a Caticura Soap, on and scalp (Signed Sith St. N. XY East Peru and Bolivia have the richest silver mines in the world. Don’t Get Wet! TOWER'S SLIUKERS will keep you dry as nothing else will, because they are the product of the best materials and sebenty experi. ence in manufacturing, AOWERy ~ ” MONEYS$S$S "i EE Bene, years’ A. J. TOWER CO. Boston, USA. TOWER CANADIAN 00, Lad Toronte, Oss women how 10 avoid such writ Boston, tells suffering; she £8 Pinkbam i rel misery for several menstrual My Dear Mrs ’ f yours w back ached Lrearacd- hardly aring dow? RINE, AX ent : 1 could ep and could " ‘ar mand two physicians last resort, 1 tried able Compound, and + and pa left riect hea from and as a 3 d wi Lydia E. Pinkham'sVege t an, Ig Ith = vO my BUrprise eYery a gained ten pounds and am in ps Miss mer Street, Pearl Ackers of Nashville Dear Mrs. Pinkham: I suffered with painful periods, savers bsckache, bearing-down pains, pains across the abdomen; was very nervous and frrile bie and my trouble grew worse every month ‘My physician falled to help me aod I decided to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1 soon fou it was doing me good. All my pains and aches disappemred, and I no longer fear my monthly periods” ydia E por Lyd is the unfaill ) troubles. It strengthens the muscles, and displacement with no more crush vou dizziness, fainting, bear- d stomach, wiety Oe CRIN WNW iil Pinkham's Vegetable Cons ng cure for all these proper all its orrors will Backache, ing pains, d moodiness, dislike ¢ down wOTOere Wf friendsands all i Wf the i be quici dispelled, and it will maxes sry fe and reocive help- Mrs rev of vou - ost Addre 4 Mans Where Others Fail. W.L. DOUCLAS *3:204 *3:° SHOES i W. L. Douglas $4.00 Ciit Edge Line cannot be equalled atany price. ~~ \ W.L, DOUGLAS MAKES Hats seria ANT OTHER 1 MANUFAC TUR TURER. $10 00 BEWARD to sryone whe can ! Simprove this statement W. L. Douglas $1.50 shoes have by their en- Cellent style, easy fitting, end superior wes qualities, achieved the largest sale eal any $3.3 shoe in the world. They are ood an those that cost you $5.00 to § oe -k only difference is the price. If | could take you inte my factory af Brockton, Mass. the largest mn the world under one roof making men's fine thoes, and show vou the care with which every pair of 1 Douglas shoes is made, vou would reslize why W, LL. Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best shoes produced in the world. 11 could show you the difference between the thoes made In my factory and those of other makes, 3 u would understand why Dow $21.50 shoes cost more to make, why they their shape, fit better, wear longer, and sre of greater intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to-day. Ww. L. Dovolas Strong Altads Shoes for fen. 4 $2.80, 82, FShostd Dress Shoes, $3.50, $2% 1. 75.81. CAUTION. ~lngist upon having W. L Beap Ins shoes fake no substitute. Nonhe ge without his name and price star WANTE 1. A eh wi. DD gine Nh war il free f ped or bog i nn where 11 Hime of ent w deader insvery t wi are pot sold. Py r inspection upon Fast Color [yelets nped; they will not wear bros y Write for Illustrated Catalog of Pail Styiea W. L. DOUGLAS. Brockton, Masa. pies se VA INE LAF J Niki a:ai(e FOR WOMEN troubled with ills peculiar te their sex, used as a douche fs marve cisanses, Kills disease tops discharges, 1s inflammation OC. Paxtine is in powder form 10 be disscived in pews water, and is ht more Cleansing, healing, Aoukal and economical thas liguid antiseptics for ail TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USES For sale at druggists, 50 cents a box, Trial Box and Book of Instructions Free. Tug RB, Parron Oar sr uy Boston, Mase. A new order will give peg * son for age Write me at once for Liank and instructions H, WILLS, Wills Bullding. 312 Indiana Ave, Trade Marks ADVERTISE™ are. IT PAYS anv Thompson’ s Eye Water (OR DHE CO Nevis enet
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