AFTER SUFFERING Health by Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Compound. Minneapolis, Minn. — one was born I was sick with pains in | my sides which the | tion. thin. I was under the doctor's care for two long years without any benefit. Finally after repeated sug- gestions to try it we got Lydia E. Pink- bam's Vegetable Compound. After tak- ing the third bottle of the Compound I was able to do my housework and today I am strong and healthy again. I will answer letters if anyone wishes to know about my case.’’— Mrs. JOSEPH ASELIN, 628 Monroe St.,N.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, and today holds the record of being the most successful remedy we know for woman's ills. If you need such a medicine why don’t you try it? If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta« ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCo. (confidential) Lynn, Mass, for ad« vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence, To cure costivencss the medicine must be more than a purgative; it must contain tonic, asiterative and cathartic properties. Tult’s Pills possess these qualities, snd speedily restore to the bowels their natural peristaltic motion, 80 essential to regularity « mm—— Pettit’s Eve Salve READY TO MEET THEM ALL Girl Had Idea That Introduction to Distinguished Englishman With Peculiar Name Was a Joke. SMARTING SORE LIDS Colonel British i first white man who e bet's sacred city, is at times becaus “The ible as “that fuse to take your that, I think I have Lord Sandwich, seems to be a in Washington attended a recep bassy He was American girl, who labored u delusion that the introduction was @ joke. But she was pot to be taken in ‘Tord Sandwich!’ she Tm delighted to meet you Lord Spongecake or Lord Pile here next!’ " trot frivolou $ nie Sandwich Hritish em once Lord tion at the introduced to an nder the exclaimed, I suppose wiil be Patience-——Have Mrs Styles’ new hat? Patrice—-No, but I saw her husband, this morning, and he had a terribly long face. It must be a corker. you seen Without a Doubt. -Paw, what is an end man? ~The undertaker, my son.—Cin Enquirer, Willie Paw- cinnati Simplified Breakfasts Make for good days From a package of fresh, crisp Post Toasties fill a bow! and add cream or milk. Then, with some fruit, a cup of Instant Postum, and a poached egg or two if you like, you have a simple break- fast that is wholesome and satisfying. Toasties are bita of corn carefully cooked, delicately seasoned, and toasted to an appetizing “brown” without being touched by hand. They look good, taste good, and “The Memory Lingers” Sold by Grocers— Everywhere! Biman | | THE NEWS TOLD Latest Happenings Gleaned From All Over the State. LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS. Morphine Pills Given By Mistake To Charlies Henry, An Infant, Caused the Baby's Death—New School Bulldings At Tamaqua. The Lehighton Boy's Band has re Boyertown Town Council decided to spend twenty thousand dollars to pave of the main streets, WwW. D tendent schools, Landis was re-elected superin- of the Northampton public at a salary of £2,000 The cided to buildings. Tamaqua School Board has de erect two four-room school Morphine pills given Charles Henry, an infant and Mrs. Charles Strickler, caused the baby's death mistake to son of Mr. of York, by resigned as Church, a call from Union Depot. Forscht has sh Lutheran accept heran charge at Rev, A. C pastor of the Englis at Minersville the Lut to Cla elected presi Davis Lehig rence T Was 4 dent of the County Sunday School Association ANNUaAl convenuon g D tate Highway Department the State highways pleaded guilty to a and g bogus fined “en Year jawrence of Topper making He was tenced to serve a Penitentiary charge passin $100 in the and Fastern money The lodge of Egyptians and the lodge of Odd Fellows in West Chester have appointed commi to place flowers upon the graves the de ceased members on May ties of 30 While lace, of mouth and he received playing baseball John Wal Chester, struck in the Several were knocked lncera was teeth put several tions Although South Bethlehem's Board last year furnished the graduat tng class of the high school with cape and gowns, it will not do so this year because the class is too large Sehool The Northampton County Sunday School Association, which held its an nual convention in South Bethlehem has decided to meet year Miss Fanny Roberts, while burning rubbish in her yard, at Hackelberne The explosion may Prof. A. E. Wagner, supervising prin cipal of the Mauch Chunk Township in the Ohlo 0. the battery of at the Bethlehem Blast Furnace E, which has One of furnaces Works, than two years, for repairs, The School Board of West Chester hag re-elected Addison 1. Jones to be superintendent of the public schools there for a term of four years at $2,500 a year. He has been In charge of the schools for twenty-five years, The New Century Club, of Chester has elected the following officers: President, Mrs William Knowles Evans; first vice-president, Miss Sarah H. Fairlamb; second vice-president, Miss Margaret E. Birtwell: recording secretary, Mra, Crosby M. Black: cor responding secretary, Mrs. J. L. Mac Watters; treasurer, Miss Mary C. Deering ton’ Carried From Battlefield. To Prison For Seventeen Years Horse Stealing—Brothers Crushed To Death—Father and Daugh. ter May Die. Boys Hurt In Mimic Battle. boys were more than “Mexico hurt, one and Twenty while playing Sunbury two seriously, hundred were America at war Those are John Payne, nearly vgaber” made from a barrel hoop, and Walter Egan, skull fractured and lacerations from a blow from a Mexi can “machete” made from a baseball bat which had a wire spike in it Influenced by marches that had been going on nightly for weeks, boys of the Fourth Ward under Egan, who was “Huerta,” and of the Third Ward, un der Payne as "General Funston,” start. ed to play war Air guns, baseball bats, and boy frshioned swords into The ch blood was shed ted, scalped by a clubs were knives seed was a fight, in “Huerta” was ried the unconscious pre use result whi but defen playmates car two g als ofl and Other ""soidier RLIOI ene ' doctors were moned cuts and lacer- 1 “ and legs, and - Pottsville Tax Rate Raised. Pottavills Pott | Ci fixed the ta in increase is Council x rate at ten mills, the high pret the history « town The sald to have been made necessary because $17.000 of the town's money. fees from liquor licenses, is held up nding of the taken to Court by liquor dealers to kn it the city money was available have been ig believed the decision Supreme by Court pe appeal the who are trying charter If this tax rate could of being ock oO the lowered instead raised, It Father and Daughter May Die. Allentown While Miss Alverta Clauser was undergoing an operation at the Allentown Hospital” her father was taken there in an ambulance for treatment for a fractured skull, re in a fall from a stepladder Both are in a critical unaware of the Little hope is held of gither. ceived while at work plight of the other out for the recovery Alleged Forger Acquitted. Pottsville William F Schartel, charged with forging several checks In vicinity and in Wilmington, Tyrone, New Hope, Allentown and Tamaqua, not guilty Judge Koch. It was a case of mistaken fdentity. The Court was told the Leaves $2,000 To Church, York.—The will of Mrs of $2000 to the Board of Elders, of the Northern Dio $2.000 to Moravian College; trust for the support of the pastor of to the Visiting Nurse Association. ———— Ss a Prof. Smith Re. Elected At Media, Media--At the annual coavention | of the school directors of Delaware | was reelected superintendent. He has served about thirty years as superin. tendent and had no opposition. Sev. eral hundred teachers from various parts of the county were present. ASA wisn. Brothers Crushed To Death. Lock Haven. --Jacob and Adam Englert, brothers, were crushed to death here, by a fall of tons of earth L They were stonemasons and were working on foundations of a building being erected by Charles , Basinger The earth had been loosened by the hard rains of yesterday. The Markets NEW YORK.—Wheat.-—8pot ular; No. 2 hard winter 10lc. c i f. | New York: No. 2 red, 1051 elevator domestic; No. 1 { luth, 101% and No. 1 | toba, 100% f. 0. b gation. Corn.—8pot | T484c. ¢. §. I. uC Northern Du- Northern afloat, steady; to arrive, No. 3 PHILADELPHIA —Wheat ——Carlots, in export elevator, No, 2 red, spot and April, 80@99%c.: No. 1 Northern Du- { luth, $1.03%@ 1.04%, Corn.—Carlots, new, No. 2 yellow, T5@ 75%e.;: natural, new, No. 2 vellow, T4@T74%c.; steamer yellow, 734 @ 74c.; do 40, No. 3 yellow, 73@7 do do, No. 4 yellow, 68@ Oats.-—No. 2 standard white, 42, @43c.; No Live Poultry 3%} 70e, vellow, 447 43% @44c.; No . 4 white, 413, @42¢c Young chickens, quality, 18@1%¢c.; Spring chickens, 3 40c.: old roosters, 13@14¢ young, per pair, 25@28¢c.; do do, old, per pair, 30@36c.; ducks, 12@ 140 Butter. Western solid-packed cream- ery, faney L@ ibe; aR io 5G pigeons, special, 2Re.: extra, 26c.; ex. tra firsts, 25¢.; firsts, 24c¢ @23¢c.;. nearby prints, fancy, Age extra, 27 seconds, 22@ 23¢.; 2le.; Jobbing 33@ 85¢e Egrs N nearby, firsts nearby ern, CHES seconds Aver firsts, 24@ 26¢c; garlicky prints, & of fan 29¢ @ 2%¢. ; sales ” earby, extra, 23«¢ $6.4 per dozen; per standard case candied 26e. per 1 lots, per cream, 16°,@1 Egegs.—-Md., P and 180. ; Western Virginia 18% 18% cc ; duck egies rehandled eggs Live Poultry heavy, 17%e.: medium, 17%; 1le.; winter ibe, and wu: 32¢.; do, spring, 1% 1% a%e.: do, do, smaller, 14c.: muscovy, 13e¢.; per pair, 3k. do, guinea fowl, each, frsis firsts G1 je 5 C ist. 10 ie Chickens old hen oid do do two roosters der to ibe. H@ 35 pigeons, young, old, per pair, 30e; dhe Live Stock of jen, mixed, rough, Bulk 2H@ R50 a8 CHICAGO R.30@G R35 §R.20@ 8 40 Hogs light, 8X heavy, $7.90@8.35 | $7.90@ 8.05; pigs, $7.10@8.15 Cattle. — Beeves, $7.15@ 59.40; Texas steers, $7.00@ R10; stockers and feed. ers, $5.500%.15 8.50: calves, $6@G5.83 Sheep. Natives, lings, $5.40@6.35; @7.10, KANSAS | @8.35; heavy, ! and butchers, $8.20@8.35; | @8.20: pigs, $7.50@8.10. Cattle. dressed beef steers, ern steers, $6.50@810; cows, $4509 "50: heifers, $6.75@%; stockers and feeders, 36.5068 25; bulls, $5.50@ 7.25; calves, $6 50 9.50. Sheep. Lambs, $6@R.10; yearlings, $5.75@ 7.40; wethers, $8.26@ 6.80; ewes, $4.26@ 6.50, | TTTSBURGH, =o Qattle, &9; primé, $8.60@ 8.50. | Sheep—Prime wethers, $5.50@ 6.25; culls. and commons, $3@4. spring lambs, $10@ 12.50; veal calves, $8§ 9.25, : Hoge. Prime heavies, $830@8.85; | mediums, heavy andJight Yorkers, $0@ 0.05; pigs, $8.756@8.90; roughs, $7.75@8. a 50: 84.8005 lambs, native, year CITY.—Hogs $8.3008.87%; light, $7.40@ 8.50; South. we Cholee, a Last yoar 1,237 seamen und 839 pas gsengers on British vessels lost their liver at sea. This total, the largest since 1804, includes the 673 seamen and 825 passengers who perished in the Titanic. Homer pigeons in calm weather can travel at a speed of 1,200 yards a min. ute. With a briek wind prevailing and blowing in the direction of its flight, a pigeon has been known to make 307 | yards a minute. Unkind, you love given me “Darling, do “You've never dear.” me sti}? a chance to | Important to Mother ors Examine carefully every bottle of CABSTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years. Children Cry for Fleteher’s Gastoria Rich relatives are as objects at with pride and used by poor men which they point expectancy can Acid Stomach, heartburn and nausea quickly disappear with the use of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. Send for box to 372 Pearl St., New York. Adv. trial off gil ed sOmMe with men be what in each other to W have We would sight WOINe en ever see second 10 sen and Use Roman Ere Balsam for seald santion in eyes and lnflammation eyelids. Adv og sen of eyes Or He been who has elf fests at scars at war with hime ADDRESSED TO WOMEN | STOP THAT BACKACHE] There's nothing more discouraging than a constant backache. You are lame when you awake. Pains pierce you when you bend or lift It's hard to rest and next day it's the same old story Pain in the back is nature's warning of kidney ills. Neglect may pave the way to dropsy, gravel, or other serious kidney sickness, Don't delay——begin using Doan’s Kid- ney Pills—the remedy that has been curing backache and kidney trouble for over fifty years A NEW JERSEY CASE Louis Hunter, £ Bast Hind ¥, Bayonne, N. J says: l was lo such bad shape with Kidney trou bie that | often foil. be- ing vo weak to stand up. The suffering would bave killed any other man. | spent hundreds of dolisrs docloring but noting helped me and one doctor said | Boouidut Jive. 1 oeed PV iosn's Kidaey Pills and they enured me i haven't bad 8 sign of kidney trouble or back sche sinoe.”’ Cet Bunafs at Any Stare, | Soe 4 Bes DOAN’S O05 FOSTER-MILBURN CO. BURFALD, NY. “Bvery Plrtyre Tells a Blowy b Vv Instead of being harassed sleeplessness, ing will ailments, disorders and irregu Eupremacy assurance of the benefit to be Neither n iarcotics nor alco hol Ww tion, in liquid or tablet form. | sent you by ma Address Dr. Its continued more than forty years is your 11 be found in this vegetable p Baffalo, N. Y. ns and i weak Relieves the pa apd grow suck ar i, Col rome ob { babjes. Safest, purest stores i rial bottle town, Md, if you at make babies cry and fret cures bh and Bowel Ailments of ¢r babies. 2¢ cents at drug D. Falvoey & Som, Hagers lis paper Clarendon broken rough-loo month and went F 3 in way re like ringworm and as epread they would turn red and make 8 The troubis disfigured her ritated it I saw cura Soap and Oir they WO : Tes her Her clothes wer face badly the advertisement of Cuti tment and 1 get a sample and in one night's time I could see a change in the two days the place gone 1 sent and got one twenty-five cent cake of Cuticura Soap and two fifty-cent boxes of Cuticura Ointment, which cured my baby. She was well {in three months.” (Signed) Mrs. Ber. tha Sawyer, Oct 11, 1812, Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the world. Sample of each free with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post card “Cuticura, Dept 1. Boston." Adv, edness an would be nearly The spectacle of a man with a fu ture marrying a woman with a past is ever present Worms expelled proms y from the human eery's Vermifuge 8hot.” Adv from some of his money Putnam Fadeles muss. Adv. Dyes make no Many a shallow remark - backed | ap by a deep voice W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES Men's $388 33 2°825%, Women's $3.57% B Misses, Boys, Children $4.50 $1.76 52 $2.50 33 This is the resscs we give you the for 06, $3.50, $4.00 - . our Oeste 10 Show yOu the kind of L Doagiss shoes he $e sailing for $3.00. £3 50, $4.00and $4.50 You will thes De eonviboesd that WL. Dougise shoes sre abso Iutely a8 pood ap other makes sold st higher prioss. The culy Gillerence 3 I the Drive TAME NO SUBSTITUTE. Foss geruive withovt WL EJ rhamped on Lhe bottom Drongies sheen ave not Tor ante in your vicksicy, order direct from factory, Enos for every membey of the family st all prices, . See. Woette for (Desreted cetslog showing how wo order by mati, OWNERS OF MAXWELL-BRISCOE 2-Cylinder Cars May Now Purchase Repair Parts for These Cars Direct from Us ALL LITIGATION WITH THE CARLSON TRUCK COMPANY HAS BEEN TERMINATED PB OUR FAVOR. AND THE MAXWELL CONPANY HAS OBTAINED AN EXCLUSIVE LICENSE TO SUPPLY THESE PARTS TO MAXWELL OWNERS. The Maxwell Company bas been Turnishing rege. arly and will continpe to furnish to owners Stoddard - Dayton Cars, Brush 1t Motor Cars, Columbia Motor axwell 4- ~Cylinder Cars, Fepads parts accurately made from { igs and templets ware of substifote pars parts at Al ably low prices. Owpers write direct for Price List of Genuine Parts Newcastle, Indiana CANADA FARMS Ranchmen and farmer wat help, Viagee In rum chance 10 get a rmertesd Ne res of the richest land in ae world Frost Ridg-, Philadelphia, J ames c—— sAdithan PRESIDENT GRANT, LINCOLN, frequent sailings. —— es escent samy a— TH
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