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Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days, Pazo Ointment is guaianteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 5c How We Some idea of the and traffic hing schooner’s 0 pounds Grow, wonderful growtn of commerce in this coun- try may be gleaned from a careful prepared article in a of the Manufact excerpt places in figures, and those in inspiration. The out that, with world's population, cent. of the worlc and our traffic iy that we need railroad facilities wi or fifteen years. Our creases at the rate cent. a year On the present 000, this would gi to 180000060 more next ten and something over 206.000.000 the following decade This will ug over 125.000.0000 by 1630 50.000. 000 people bv 1940. In thirty our population will be about per cent. larger than it is today, but by virtue of the increasing power of transporta- tion on land and sea, the use of the telephone and telegraph-—which among the greatest agents that ever came into existence for accelerating business and adding to man's pro- ductive capacity-——tl 70 per cent of increase in population will have a far greater potentiality than the population of today.—~Duluth News- Tribune, recent numt urers’ Rec rd the pu figures are writer before 5315 per cent. of we have 40 per flroad mile Wing rapid- double our entire 1 the next ten population about 2 age, 80 of per sis of 87.000.- 7.000.000 bs ve us 13 in the ’ people ears in give and 1 years i 0 are ie The Geological Survey is erecting at Pittsburg a testing plant that will handle girders 65 feet long and give them a tension of 10,000,000 pounds DIDN'T REALIZE How Injurious Coffee Really Was, Many persons go on drinking coffee year after year without realizing that it is the cause of many obscure but persistent aliments. The drug-—caffeine—in coffee and tea, is very lL.xke uric acid, and is of- ten the cause of rheumatic attacks which, when coffee is used habitually, become chronic. A Washington lady said recently: “1 am sixty-five and have had a good deal of experience with coffee. I consider it very imjurious and the cause of many diseases. I am sure it causes decay of teeth in children. “When I drank coffee | had sick spells and still did not realize that coffee could be so harmful, till about a year ago I had rheumatism in my arms and fingers, got so nervous 1 could not sleep and was all run down. “At last, after finding that medi- eines did me no good, 1 decided to quit coffee entirely and try Postum. After using it six months 1 fully re covered my health beyond all expec tations, can sleep sound and my rheu- matism Is all gone.” “There's a Rea- son.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read the famous little book, “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. Ever read the above letter? A new ome appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest. IMPLICATES “PAL.” Condemned Murderer Makes Cone fession, Accusing Another In Shamokin Tragedy. within the awaiting the Thursday, Standing gallows Sunbury. of the his Stanislaus Marcavish, con- victed of the murder of Charles Yes- | alonis, a cobbler, at Shamokin, made a statement to his father and County Detective John Glass. Marcavish pro-| tests his innocence, claiming the mui- der was committed by Joe Raloski, who is serving a two-years sentence | for highway robbery. The confe ssion | of Marcavish, dictated and signed by | him, is as follows: “1 will not hang for Joe; 1'1l swea) again him He was in there when murder was done, He gave me mone) LWO SQUATres away 1 did unde: stand, or I would have swore the day Detective had me before the | Grand Jury | seen him with hateh- in his hands, full of blood He gave me money I was drunk and fon’'t know what went on He was in the shoemaker's shop I met him when he was coming out the door when | was going in He slammel the door in my face This is all the confession 1 will make." The opinion prevails Marcavish is telling the that he should granted a to appear as a witness against The District Attorney says wave Joe indicted and tried real perpetrator of the crime. During his trial Marcavish refused | to implicate "Joe" in the main. taining strict when question- ed. shadow day of March 25, execution, not Glass ot here tha truth and reprieve “Joe he will the be as CASE silence ROOSEVELT DE-LIGHTED, Congratulations Ex-President Sends To DuBois Family. DuBois “With best wishes (0 Mr. and Mrs. W. J d the ren Lucore and all ir eleven chi In kind and numbers it is just the kind American special in an Give my core family 1 like re gards 10 Mrs, Lu- ‘THEODORE ROOSEVELT The above is the highly-prized message writt under ex-President Roosevelt's ph otograph by and sent and Mrs. W core, of this who have en . rangi Years, 0 All of eleven fil Rose, 9 Lanish, of Penfield OPPOSE STATE POL ICE from ICE Mrs. In Convention, Discontinued, Federa Tix Federation Of Sabor, Want Constabulary The af ed Harrisburg State of Labor pl against State tinued the « itself on being tion BO © against Ming made 8] oches nstables be members Federation indors ] Mnpanies whi Twenty-fi to the Gompers rates was contribu and a striking tod collection was taken for hatters Between Ties, Martin Bau "E Old Man Caught Boyertown While man, a venerable Berlinville, Be: ing the large fers, acci tween xs reside County. iron bridge dently ed and Oo Was Cro at Schaef- down be. KE he slepp was His neighbor ed Ba was ’ the ties nable to ex tricate him distress brought a and he ARSenger train the curve A have the old man's life, golf loud cries of ta thi man, just BWeep minuts |aCene A8 A pe a round would remo ing ater cost Thieves Raid Mt, Carmel, Thieves ent half a dozen three homes articles taken At the Greek Catholic Rev. Viadimar Spolitakewicz, secured $200, At the George Scott a small sum of m wae taken and at the home of James H. Smith, a gold wateh and change was secured Mt. Carmel residence of but at only valuable idence of the persons ered were ans the res priest residence Ong some Burglars Feast At Easton, Thieves climbed Daniel Welse' grocery hardware store on Canal Then through a skylight they drop ped to the floor. They ransacked thn place and got away with about $150 worth of revolvers, razors and watches. The burglars ate of severa pies and drank a bottle of milk found in the ice box. Easton roof of the and Street to Wabash To Have Steel Cars, Pittsburg. — Judge Young United States Circuit Court, order allowing Receivers MeMasters and Skelding, of the Wabash-Pitte. burg Terminal Railway. to issue re. ceivers’ certificates amounting to $500,000, to be used only for the purchasing of 500 steel hopper ears, Relative Of Taft At York Haven, York.— The little river town of | York Haven, ten miles from this city, | can boast of a relative of the Presi dent, Charles O. Taft, electrical en. gineer, being a second cousin, Mr, | Taft and his wife attended the in- augural ceermonies, and were at the inaurural ball. He met his distin. guished relative and discussed family affairs. Mrs, Taft was Miss Hender- | son, of Philadelphia, and is related to the late William MeKinley. River Waves Swamp Boat. Williamsport. ~~ A huge wave swamping his boat while he was at. tempting to cross the rives during a gale, Ira Sargeant would have drown- ed had it not been for his brother William, who heard his cries, A boat occupied by George Wil liams and Willlam Harrison was also in the made an rivermen say that the waves ran higher than they have ever seen them. ALTOONA “DRYS" ACTIVE, Ministers Will Work For Remon strances To Close Saloons, Hotel panic over the waged by the temperance peo- as a result of the interview of the ministers with Judge Martin Bell Acting under the Altoona, men are in 8 active campaign now direction of » League, several hundred men are engaged in securing information regarding violations of liguor laws remonsirances, them would which the Judge told have great influence in License Court. The temperance peo- expect to materially reduce the number of hotels this year MUST PAY FOR MISTAKE, Executor Of Will Charged For Sum Pald Widow, Martin Bell Patton, Altoona. has superin- Judge surcharged T. Blair of the Huntingdon Reforma- and of the tendent tory, oxecutors of the D. K ane will of his father-in-law, $8,687 represents Rameys, The amount of the proceeds of a sale of proper- ties, whi Patton gave to the widow after misinterpretating the will, which devised that hird of the net revenue of the estate were to go ts her, with 50 one-third ch One-t Woman Drives Reading A Daniel recention Of burglar Miller and was glven by Mrs Miller cular woman, Burglar, emtered the home of a VaArm The heard a covered a She latter, a vers noise downgkta in and by she rie breakin goy head He he rf and stranger the ordered him dish them at the intr ont the 4 : SOme #8 near der over his retreat eral of them a hasty Another Big Fire At Altoona within Barnesboro, Far County fire which scariet ed the several but wers fever, cau ground residency saved Fled From Washington Washington, Frank forme Beatty, Tones, was seriously assanlted a domestic gtill res fled a murderer as that 1 week identi STATE ITEMS, oh ant phant Willi arrests am Strauss Mi at Reading wanted i Berks Count; from men ton, Ary At Sinking missioners pair the 14 to former Wryomise roiled. Kutz, of Kutzto property owner, has file a a pe against proposed utztown, and asks the his farm from the tended Greater Kutztown Other petitions will be filed the proposition iarge tion the Greater Court to ex- newly-in-. borough agninst The sale in Niantic of the personal effects of the late George O. Landis old enps and saucers, pitchers and dishes, were sold at $4 each hey were of the old-fashioned blue ware, Greenwich Township, Berks Coun- ty, taxpayers to the number of 123, have filled a petition at court for a new hridge to span the Saucony at Dietrich’'s Mills, between Kutztown and Hamburg. Mine workers in the region of Mahanoy City were notified that the wages to be paid during March will be 6 per cent. above the basis, this is 1 per cent. less than paid in Febru- ary. State pura food experts will visit York and make an investigation of the various drug stores and grocers jes to ascertain whether any are not complying with the law in the purity of their products. John Mycofsky, of Shenandoah, aged 23 vears, a prominent young Polish citizen, well known in athletic and musical circles, was instantly Colliery. Auditor General Young announced he had decided to appeal to the Supreme Court from tHe decifion of the Dauphin County Court declaring the Moore trust company tax act of 107 unconstitutional, “THIS AND THAT If France sdopis tha proposed new 40 to 140 per cent. ad valorem. ports in 1008 of $18,750,000 total being only $80,000,000, ports were $85,000,000. awarded to Mrs, Helen L. Francia, About half the competitors for the prize were men, . . MP — Bright As Fire. NEW STRENGTH FOR WOMEN'S When Crewe Hall was burning, the BAD BACKS, late Lord Crewe, father of the pres- . ent earl, displayed a humorous equa- Women who suffer with backache, nimity ~ which * '8t. James’ Budget bearing down pain, dizziness and that : : constant dull, tired deems worthy of preservation in feeling. will” Sod print, When the historic mansion, comfort in the ad- with Its works of art, rare manu- vice of Mrs. James scripts, armor and other treasures, | T Wrigii, of bH198 was blazing @ Lord Crewe order- | WHAT WIFE SAYS “GOES,” But It Sometimes is Bad For Painting. the When a property-owner Knows nothing about paint it is bad for the property-owner, and bad for the painter, It would not be so if the property-owner would always hire a skilled painter and then really leave everything to him jut the house- owner so often fools himself on one or the other of these things The skilled painter in every com- munity has some of the most incom- petent competitors that ever vexed a conscientious workman or contractor, and the incompetents get jobs gener- ally by working cheap. In the next place, when the skilled painter Is hired, they do not leave everything to him, as 80 many property-owners boast they do. They Interfere most ignorantly and most fatally. They insist sometimes on using paint materials without vestigating whether they are not. Or perhaps they painter's hurrying the work. “I'm not going to have this pal mess around house wife says, and what at the cost of a lot of wasted money, If the painter stays few days to allow the paint to thoroughly dry the owner ‘That painter's weglecting this work guess he tracking we for work i stand it.” What chance does a paint do good work for a man who tinually nagging at wise handicapping meaning it, of is the ference, Goldsborough Bt, Easton, Md.,, wbo says: “My back was in 8a very bad way, and when not painful away, ed a foolman to place a table on the lawn and bring him an inkstand and | some telegraph forms, He then sal! down ¢ sd 11 rote this tele- | fown and COM Pose ily wro his was so weak it felt | gram to Btreet, Royal Academi- | . . can as if broken. A friend urged me to | CF “Dear burning: | try Doan’s Kidney Pills, which I did, come and build it up again.” t and they helped me from the To his sister he sent another mes- | It made me feel like a new sage by wire: land soon | was doing my ‘You always game as ever.” {a cold house; you by all dealers i you could gee it Milburn Ce the Street: Crewe |g start. woman, work the thig was gay so if used to say wouldn't now.’ 50 cents a box. ., Buffalc N.Y. Bold Foster A pessimist needs Garfield Tea, the Herb | laxative which regulates the liver, Corrects | com-tipation and brings good health and | good spirits, Wanted Horse a cur lable first when get nm A | economy Or WoO 01 of tangth. fous fact that the 1eiti 27 1s in thought of a from a cru For One anima good or the tar landing insist on 1 l which agriculture Oklahoma is the only state | requires the teaching of in all its country Norse nt : + niers gchool nre my ith,” the am ) - wife says To Break in New Shoes, utly shake in Allen's cures hot, sweating. aching i swollen feet, corns, Ingrowing and | bunions, All druggists and shoe stores, 2h Don't accept any substitute, San Bple mai ied ree. Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Ro BOes a salloy warships th of Wa paint Iways Foot Fase, a | powde y. jes keeper asked Naas AWAY B&B 4 says % wide the inside of a show giyeeri will of frost win- Lhe Coating dow with formation A Domestic unded by rms to Pure Food and riends Wherever | sed Remedy, Jones won't ne prevent ig Ccon- other er have to | . | Eye Remedy him and Fxperienced {Wi Physicians Drugs Laws Ask Drug Try Murine or wo Ameri- Compe ! Conio : Wins F | gists for Murine Eve thout course)? A i r job inevitable resul inter- Britons send on an average telegrams apiece : icans, 1.1 and Poor money pay You book, Frit erie y sirument r cosets the houseowner that it pri risa dl fi paint! don to forget Germans get the gpecificat might phe. CUTICURA CURED HIS | ECZEMA Lead Co Humor Came on Legs and Ankles— of House Could Not Wear Shoes Because 49 of Bad Scaling and Itching. 1602 Trinity have been sued paint THE BEST REMEDY r * - * For Women-Lydia E. Pink- ham’sVegetable Compound Noah, Ky. — “I was passing through { the Change of Life md suffered from i headaches, nervous yrostration, and kad py “Lydia E. Pink- ham’'s Vegetable Compound made me well and strong, so that Icandoall my housework, and at- tend to the store and post-office, and [fee Po h younger than 1 really am. ; — ‘Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound is the most | successful remedy for all kinds of , female troubles, and I feel t that I can i never praise itenough.” — Mus. Lizzie | HoLLAND, Noah, Ky. TheChangeof Life is themosteritica al period of a woman's existence, and | neglect of health at this time invites Norwegian iron iz | disease and pain. Womeneverywhe reshou that there is noother rem m——— | megicing that will sosuccessfullycarry For COLDS and GRIP, | women through this trying period as Cartmixe is the remedy- | Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- ! relieves the aching and feverishn ures | pound, made from native roots and 1 1 " the Onld restores pormal condition it's | M vd middie of her 20) when it » JOhn- § Squid FP mediately re oe and | =, ny said neg We. at drug stores ! conductor hestra . — Wome n from the worst forms of female does that man hit a wOom- cities in New York main- | jlis — inflammation, ulceration, dis- his sti | tain teachers’ training schools. placements, fibroid tumors, irreguian. ties, periodic pains, backache, and nervous prostration. If you would like special advice about your case write a confiden- tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, Her advice is free, and always helpful. detects terants, which National offering Owner's Painting under the title § od NO dress National eunfu Bidg.. do not Lead Co New York City This company * n i W make : WHH is fr pals hey leave that to to make trademark kind) how 10 You RAVE durable painting Austria ankies were al re and bby a ald | glores of ol wear sl a distr For HEADACHE Hicks CAPT DINER | Whether fre Colds, Heat i Nery a Trouides spud w re It's liquid ake Bots ately Tey HE : nd SOc. at Slo a a 83 or | eve you St vitneddie | arug | An camel in car: fad auntomobi wn igh ical Only une “Bromo Quinine™ * ! der lers or for cooking. way That w Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look | made commercially valuable by prop- | tor the signature of E. W. Grove. Used the : : World over to Cure 8 Cold in Une Day. Be. use be eoonom Cold or Sore Throat, re fiate attention. Brown's Troches always give reliel 25 rents Samples malled free, Brown & Son, Boston, Mass, A Cough, | quires mm Bronchial in boxes i John 1. Experiments in Southern cith Virginia and Hav: have failed an ld remember A : the =f draw largels qo 1 § } i 3 eins the inflammatsc prevents a BOTH best The Unnecessary Noises, Hicks celebrated sop 1 € Ii For 30 years it has been curing “Why with He is not mother ! We i ftir K ap - 3 “Ke ts | Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children i : we teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma. | : Whas tion, allays pain, « lic, 25¢ a bottle. Success - — i Tableclo made of paps ther nen ures Wind o« the and dishes are B.NU : now How's This? 12. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be etived by Hall's Catarrh Care F.J.Cnesey & Co. Toledo, O We. the undersigned known F. J Cheney for the last 15 vears, and believe him perfectly honorable in all businew transactions and able to carry out any obligations made by hie firm WALDING, KINXAX & Manrvis, Whole sale Druggiets, Toledo, O In Belg um newspapers and maga- tines abandoned by traveler: In trains are gathered and converted ito cardboard for tickets. gre an OSA Halls Catarth Cure ie taken internally, act It is an a oT KS 00 SHOES < 50 mg directly upon the biood and mucuons sur ’ guarantee of pur. : ) a facen of the svetem Testimonials sent free G ity and quality. . : Price, 75c. per bottle old by al! Druggists For your own Take Hall's Family Pi for eo natipation protection, see TT that it is on the side of Kitchen Repartee. every keg of white lead Well,” remarked the you buy. see you are full again.’ RATIONAL LEAD COMPANY “That's the fault of the 1802 Trinity Boliing. New York replied the coal scuttle *1t to delight in getting me full” cago News, Tech cured in 30 minutes by Woolord's | tures Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists. Pekin's daily newspapers are now illustrated. This Trade-mark Eliminates All Unicestaiaily in the purc hase of have ite financially Tange, shovel,” geema Chie PATENTS E=% BOUNTIES Trade. Marky Copyright su your Jar Books Writ io. ow aot sa SO Boanty for voller and thas My Method of Tanning the Boies makes thew More Flexitie and Longer Hearing thar any others Shoes wu her of the Family, Men, ye, Warn tenes and Children | EER Fu AER CATARRMAL FEVER ven on the tongue, Safe for brood mares and all others, Esciesivaly. Catulog SPOHN MEDICAL co. Chemists, GOSHEN, INDIANA | w.L DOUGLAS, 167 Spark S¢.. Arecks Brockion, Mass. Vaiiamnon 3 a Bauding silo AND ALL NOSE jdney remedy; 50 cents and §1 a bottle; 8 and $10 the dowen. brerry relatives, who served in the oivil For Bi a} pare’ pradtioe, AND THROAT Sold by all druggists and horse goods houses, Or send, express ! solors than other 4 One 100, eolors all fibers, rights and taser rin Ay Taoach TM ONROR DRUG COw Quine Have secured over LW oe ow DISTEMPER Cures the wick and acts as a preventive for others, 1aguia a | paid, by the manufacturers, sn dye an any Seman ment without tipping apart, Write for free bookiet<How to bog LA Yuiney, Tiling 60 cts. abu
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