—— WOMAN COULD NOT SIT UP Now Does Her Own Work. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound Helped Her. Ironton, Ohio. —** I am enjoying bet- ter health now than I have for twelve . years. When I be- gan to take Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegeta. ble Compound I could not situp. I vous, remedies a year and I can do my work months I have worked for other I cannot praise Lydia E. women, too. mend it to suffering women. "’ Daughter Helped Also. was thirteen years old. Street, Ironton, Ohio. half-hearted existence, can find health in Lydia E. Vegetable Compound ? If you have that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta-~ to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. for ad ce. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence, He Had An Idea rant Proprietor, but It Turned Out Otherwise. ganizer of the steel trust and other important corporations, trust investigation: "Maybe investigations have the as warden. “A game these same luck the warden heard that a res pheasant. “The pheasant, roquefort cheese, pheasant should the game warden, to the last morsel, well as all good was served to aa be, of rare old Burgundy—for the of course, paid for all said: “1 arrest vou, sir, the law!’ in the name of swallow ed he gasped astonishment He three times, then ' "Wh—what for ; if warden. on season,” said the “A look of relief proprietor's face "Oh, he said. ‘that ant. It was crow.” game appearel wasn t A Roland for an Oliver. Manager-—1 say, ean we get thing like a real doctor in town to attend a sick actor? Village Inhabitant—Sure, to that corner grocery, a man there hams any Just You'll CRIPPLED WITH RHEUMATISM CURED BY YAGER’S LINIMENT BOME TESTIMONY . “My wife was so oripplod with Rhen. juhtisin that sha couki hard} walk. After everything else without tin any relief Twas : vd to ry 8 iniment, The firet bottle ao ha charm and aff immediate relief a after usiug 8 bof whe win shiirely well, and doing her work with perf ease and comfort, “ Not son sincesho had attack theshoulder, once more I used Yager niment with the same result, We arg never without & bottle in the h recommend {8 most highly,” THOMAS MOORE, Profit, Va. a (he MARKETS | \ = NEW YORK.-—Wheat—8pot easy: No. 2 red, $1.62 nominal: No. 2 hard, $1691%%, all rail c | I track export: No. 1 Northern Duluth, $162%: No. 1 North- ern Manitoba, $161%, ¢ { f Buffalo, opening navigation. Corn—Spot steady ; cif to arrive Butter—Creamery extras (92 score), 21% @22¢; creamery (higher scoring). 32% @33; firsts, 3031; seconds, 28@ 29%. Eggs storage No. 2 yellow, 8b Fresh gathered 23¢: packed, extra firsts, 21% @22; regular pack extra firsts, 21% @22¢; firsts, 20% nearby hennery whites, fine 233 nearby hennery extras, firsts, @ 2234 124s: ad, @213%c; to fancy, RC; browns, 221 @23c. Cheese—State, whole specials, 154 @16%¢c; fancy, 16@15%¢ Live Poultry--Western broilers, 45@ fowls, 16@16%; turkeys, 1440 15c. milk, do, fresh, | average PHILADELPHIA —~Wheat—Carlots. red spot, $81.57 @1.60; No. 2 red, Western, $1.62@ 1.65: round lots, In export elevator, No. 2 | red, spot and April, $1.58%@163%; | No. 2 red, Western, $1.63%@1 681%: | No. 1 Northern Duluth, $1.67@1.70 i Corn—Carlots, for local trade, as to | No. 2 yellow, S16813%e; | steamer yellow, 79@80c; No. 3 yellow, : No. 4 vellow, 15@ 76¢ sample yellow, 70@74c¢: new per 70 pounds, T8@ 79¢; for carlots in ¢ xport | No. 2 and April, steamer, 70@76c¢c: No. 3. (EWTN cob, 64 740 elevator, spot TT 3% T5¢ i Oats %@b4c; stand. | No. 3 white, 61% | No. 2 white ~ 3 623 a'63¢ 63 @62c. Butter-—Western, fresh, solid packed | fancy, special, 4c: firets, 3c; 23@30c: | ladle-packed, 19@ fancy extra, | extra firsts, seconde, 264 27¢ nearby pri is i Be age extra, o4c; firsts, 30@32¢: gee { of fancy ales extra per standard case 26.15 per ca 4 ts, $6.20 per case; i, extra ry ge $6.15 a6 per and fr dozen Live Poultry —Fowls, 176 17% 12612%e¢ per ca i0, | firsts $6.55 | southern fancy, selected, candled jobbing at 24@ 20¢ per Cage, C80 RES roosters, chickens, T@18c; do do, stagey 5 {i any 16@17¢; ne, meated, 1 15¢; 149 126 16¢ pair, GO0@ pigeons young duck as Eos to quality, per Ti old per turkeys, 15@17¢ do do, per pair, GH on nr et y 3 30 pair BALTIMORE Wheat No. 2 red | spot and April, $160%¢; May, 160% « No. 2 red Western spot, $1633 Corn—Spot and April. i8%c:. May, T0%¢ Oats—Standard white, 63¢ sales: No 3 white, 62% Rye-—No. 2 ed; baz lots iy, 806 50¢ Hay--—-No tUmothy, $2050: No $19.50: No. 3, do, $16@18; light No. 1, do, $196 sales Western of nearby rye rye $1.20 ask a8 to qual do, do, clover mixed, $1 19.60: No. 2 cholee clover 315@ 185 $17.50@18: No $15@ 1650: N 3 $11.504 iple hay, as and $10@13 Butte: {re choice i , do id; condition, Ea » kind, quality qu ry. fancy 12@ 23¢ 30@21e; do, good JE 4c; ladies Ohio 1 1814 20 ! Md, Va. and Pa Lilie do 8G 290; 31e33: Md. $6 23 23 G G0, prints, do. blocks : hald 24 498 ’% 2 . +0, held, 246 26¢ “AF Co rolls, 20@21¢ olis Va. rolls 20e; W gtore. | 18% @ 16¢; i 186 20¢ Ezgs-—Maryland, Penn yivania and | 20¢; do, Western firsts | Virginia Southern firets, 19 Chickens, 16¢c; 16¢, le; do. youtig rough and winter, 2 Ibs. and under, 23 spring, 1 to 1% Ibs, 356 40¢ 5 Ibe. and over Pekins, 3 and over, 15¢ iba 4c: ds do, Indian Runners. 13 per Guinea fowl] firats A " + "yy £81 20: do, firsts, 20: do. | Live Poultry old hens, do, old hens do, old rooster args Stn oey 15 ERY, choles, poor a 16¢: @20; | Ducks | ide; do, pud- | smaller, | lo Muscovey, do 1 ins and over, 134 Pigeona | old. Old, each, 28¢. pair, 25@30¢c;: do 25@30 Live Stock CHICAGO. — Hogs Bulk, $7.2007.40: mixed, $7.10@7.55: rough, $6.80 g 1: 50) $6.80@ 7.40; pire, 8647 Cattle--Native beef cows and heifers, steers, $6.10Q $2.90@8.10; Sheep--Sheep, $8.25@ 10.65. $7508.60: lambs, Hoge—Plgs and mixed and butch Bb: rood, heavy, 37.350 ers’, 7.50. Cattle-~Native beef steers, $708.75; cows and heifers, $5.60@ 8.25: stockers and feeders, $5.75@ 7.25: Texas and In dian steers, $5.25@7.75; cows and heif ers, $496; native calves, $8090. Sheep—Bwes, $6500825: lamba $0.50@ 10.55; yearlings, $8 50@0.50; sheared yearlings 2767.75. Sm— PITTSBURGH, va. “Cholee, §8 8.50; prime, $8€8.25. Sheep--Steady; prime wethers, iio 116; culls and commons, $8@ 4.50; lambs, $6.50@0.40; veal calves, $8.50 9. Hogs Prime heavies, §7.60@1.70; mediums and Yorkers, $7.85@ 7.90; pige. $760 Q@ 7.35; roughs, §8ge as Hr “i a Lou REPORTE R, CENTRE HALL, PA. yourself; benefits its great to teeth, digestion; ness and its cleanli- wholesome- its and Pleasant Prospect. (buying a cigar)—I burn «¢ x rears’ entirely down ts Elixt Waakis r ut in no time at all, | ong smoke {impressively ) VAS GOLD IN THE FRILIPPFINES racted malaria In 198, and after a frultiess rominent Babek tired me. On arriving bere | came i tropleal malaria—-the worst form home for Babek. Again it It ia worth ita weight in O'Hagan, rn + Ph alry. Baila nes, r Babek. &0 Poa at gion. A CL, "hie, all droggiets or by i from Riocsewaki & Co., has ru Furs man h leisure” classes un for office —— uit of wealth is the hu- urdle race great Mu casin A Bpille ville, hea troub in my bad ings, could Doan Pills pains my t neys ch so-called rheumatism is the acid forms into gs. Doan’s Kidney Pills have A Virginia Case r St, Pc. Va., work vy lifting le, The pains } back were 80 could hardly Morn it wae all I do to get up. “s Kidney rid me of the . Btrengthened ack and kid. and fixed me HIDNEY PILLS peop qulsi USE GILBERT'S JEWEL lo; Perfume rich , and ex- to; Powder of velvety flueness. In Glass Jure—18e, and 28¢, Sold by all dealors. ~ MADE BY GILBERT BROS, A CO, BALTIMORE, MD. Selfish Automobilist, in an argument about world politics —-welt politik— Senator Lodge sald the other day in Boston: “The morality of too many govern frankly unjust as the man Smithers. As Smithers, Havana in came out of*an expensive restaurant and started to get into his automobile a creditor held him up “41 tell you what it ers,” sald the creditor, £0 riding round in a fine sutomobile like that if you paid your debts ‘Ha,’ said Smithers, ‘quite point exactly! Glad agreement with Alphonse THICK LOVELY HAIR Because Free From Dandruft, itching, Irritation and Dryness. Mr. Smith is, Su + My of view | know in { The Youre golf club, { May be brought about by shampoos | with Coticura Soap preceded by | touches of Cuticura Ointment to spots of dandruff, itching and irritation. You have any hair or scalp trouble. Sample each free by mail with Book. | Boston. Sold overywhere—~Ady. Then Was the Time. of London, is possessed of a what cynical wit He was once en. gaged in conversation with a terribly. “What a fine life a bishop's must be 7” exclaimed the bore, enthusiastically “I would give anything to change hour to experience what it must be like.” “Ah,” replied Doctor Ingram, fer. veéntly, “1 wish you could this very moment.” ’ DONT VISIT THE CALIFORNIA EX- POSITIONS Without » supply of Allen's Fool- Esse. the sn'iseptic powder to be shaken into the Shoes. or dissolved in the foot-bath, The Standard Remedy for the fest for 285 yours. It gives instant relief to tired, aching feet snd prevents swollen, hot feet, One lady writes: "1 enjoyed avery mimste ol of my stay ot the Expositions thanks 0 Allen gs Foct-Ease in my shoes.” Get #t TODAY Ady Everything Higher. The Old Skipper—Don’t you come tellin’ me none of your cock an' bull yarns about waves 80 feet high, Why, I've been at sea, man an’ boy, for nigh on fifty years, and I never saw none higher than 40. The Young Sallor--<Ah, but see ‘ow things ‘ave gone up since then!— Punch, YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL oak, Watery sick T aod s Pills You psn ius Reger fr fe BE Paradoxical Diet, “To what do you ascribe my poor digestion, doctor?” “To your rich food.” slow before © knot he is A young man may marriage, but in tylug made fast, - be th You ought to see * YEAH- THE BJECT SLEMS YO BL WELL dpe COVERED —— the merry antics Fun Send Plan Humane Sunday In May. The American Humane association, | & federation of societies and individu. als for the prevention of cruelty, re | quests clergymen of all denominations throughout the country to observe | Bunday, May 22, as Humane Sunday, calling attention to the need for pro | tection for suffering and helpless chil dren, and also for unfortunate ani mals Dr. Wm. O. Stillman, president of the association Albany, N. Y. will send literature to all persons interest | ed in the work of humane societies. eon — “8am” Registered. Not far from Lexington lives | young farmer, “Sam” Woolridge, who found occasion 10 stop at the Phoenix Lexington. Just Mr. Wool ridge registered, James II. Hagein of | New York owner the beautiful Elmendorf stock farm, walked to the desk and wrote. “James PB. Hagin and Valet, New York" Mr. Woolridge was the next to reg- ister, and this i= what he wrote Woolridge and Valise, Versailles” in before of Sam The Beady Vine. Cost. wae the init initial What of your hat, dear? Patrice—A. \ Patience 1 cost ® the had from the What a pany must premivms insurance com- collecting the Mr. Methu- picnic have late seclah! ie no sign ind it flaming there is necktie be A that red blood — There's no form of tobacco more pleasing than the highest class cigarette — FATIMA. While it’s mild, it is yet so eatisiying that three out of four smokers won't have any other 15¢ cigarette, Ask your desler for Fatima! flew up “What is it, Alice? | er. i “1 want to know what a beady | vine,” asked the little girl timidly. “1 asked the teach is | always wonder what kind of a vine it { Is when we sing that song, ‘Little lives | may beady vine” (be divine) i Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle oi Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Yet Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria Her Patience Wearing Out. Little lola had been censured for some mischiel she had been engaged in. time she exclaimed: had a baby brother!” “Why do yon wish that?” “Cause,” she replied, “this thing of being scolded for everything that happens around this house makes me tired.” “Oh, 1 do wish 1 Knew Where He Was Headed. The story is told of a very crusty, gouty old gentleman who lost his pa tience with his doctor, because he did not make enough fuss over the pa'n he suffered. “Doctor,” he cried out, twisting and turning because of the agony, “you don't understand! You don’t seem to gragp the case! You talk as though there were nothing the matter with me, whereas, | assure you, I am en: during the torments of the lost!” “What, already?” replied the doctor A lot of sympathy is wasted on un. der dogs and henpecked husbands, It's sometimes easier to settle down than it is to settle up. { placed anywhere, at § tracts and Ride al) : A + go fier. Bent, clesn, or i amen, om cs - chonp. Leasts oil i BOY CREST season, Madee ' v - LE metal, oan tender ip over; will sot soll of injure anyihing. Gronrantend offertive, All dealers «risen sxpress paid for 81.68, Ave, Brookiys, ¥. ¥, "LAND WARRANT HOME new colony for the South. How to # land war AM to on and and - Pome ger pron ie The vd make yt USE and cut your OUR SILO feed bill An big YY I Rrra. Wine A Bios IF YOU WILL INVESY in ing promises of raising another crop of mil. Honalres write (he UNTAIX WER GOLD MINE CO. ST, JOSEPH, MISSOURL ico SA na §13 mn? MY CEES * ® gold mise ahow. ®AIsING GINKENG makes more Doane for fi than anything eles. Write OR A hiveo. Dept. X 1118 Fulton St Broskiym NF
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