H . M. C. Dilworth Homerton, Pa. That Tired Feeling All Run Down — Blood Poison Feared Hood's Sarsaparilia Permanently Cured All Troubles. wg I Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. : “1 have been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for #even or more years as a spring tonle, I was so ran down hard work and female weakness that | would go to bed thinking that I would Bot be ¢ up in the morning. 1 have suffered sev v with My Back and Limbs. ¥ have just fi ed bottles and am feeling well that tired feeling and feel better I have an excel Jent appetite and sleep well at night. I have slso given | nineteen-year-old son with good succe » cut his limb with a corn sickle. healed in about two weeks, But lu a short Was Seized With Chills, and the limb sw He was not able to move and was ol take his bed he swellings and s tuto his body 1 I fear irr wd poison set In, A i's Sarsapari Hood's sci Cures Sp fmproved ble to about ul od" Barsapari have words of Di | womrTi, Ham ng Mrs, A taking five y not have Way led to tw its natural size. liged to wes went up h on Moe's Pills act « | Syates m CTT IAAT A ! BEEZ] Lie le MEL ALL BELLEFONTE, We keeg > but the best qualit ) 1, &¢. All kinds of | han | strike distric tenk go to | | places of the JUICY The County Fair Fics lerful bow is now fitted to the Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases, which are made of tw plates soldered to ag IDO Look equally and cost a i Guaranteed to wear 20 years. Always look for this trade mark. None ger ne « thout it. © Sold only through watch dealers. A walch case opener which makes 8 handsome charm sent free on request, KeystoneWatch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA, LINIMENT L1KE any OT UN STRICTLY HER, For FAMILY Use. i ped on sugar suffering children love to jake | Ever other should have it in the “it Sly relieves and cures all aches a asthma, broschitis, colds, coughs, estarrh, cuts, chaps, chilblains, colic, cholera morbus, earache, headache, hooping cough, inflammation, 1a grippe, lameness, mumps, tsuscular soreness, neuralgia, nervous head. Adhe; Hheusmatisnn, bites, Wh hed sifaing. sprains, stings, swellin wt nis, sore Lhron sore Jungs, toothache, fousititia and wind colic, Originated in 1910 by the late Dr. A. Johnson, Family Physician, Tts merit and excellence have satisfied eve for nearly & century, All who use it are ama at its riul power, It bw safe, soothing, satisfying; so A8Y: ek shek, sensitive sufferers. | sed Internaland The Doctor's Mgnature and directions on every bottle, BRS neice ro. OH NSO WR ion: Rass: | complete | the | have | meeting of all miners and empl | region | place { has been issued | i | to be ready to move two hours notice { and | asked t | action r pr | pre eo TMARKET| = 1, pork, sausage | of th | riot at Grajewo, Russian Poland, a | houses and THE STR NG MINERS Men Forced fom Their Work in Indian Territory. MORE MARYLAND MINERS NOW OUT West Virginia Militiamen Who Are Com. manded by as Conl Baron Announce Thelr Readiness to March Against the Strikers If Nocessary, Three hun neighborhood PriLLirsnurag, Pa. May 9 dred miners from the of Keystone Hill made their appearance at the mines of Richard Hughes, near Osc ola, for the g to induce a number of miners at there to the strike, but us far have not fully succeeded in their The mine supplies the Tyrone paper mill with coal, and at first the working miners, who were armed, declared that they were American proposed to do as they pleased delegation then went into on the road. Finally the men at work decided that they would not go into the mine while the delegation remained there, and the visitors sent to Osceola for recruits to come and rel them, and the men are still keeping up the siege. The operators announce that they will have policemen on hand to protect all who want to go to work, and trouble is probable LoxAcoxixg, Md, May 9.—~The em- ployes of the Borden Mining company, Barton and George's Creek Valley Coal company, Black, purpose of tryh work join purpose itizens and The temporary camp eve Big Vein Coal company, Sheridan and Wilson company and Ocean | Mine of Consolidation Coal company have quit work Notices have been posted at all the this vicinity ordering suspension. The employes of company at Barton work A general mass yes of the near this mines in Coal quit Potomac also met today at 10 o'clock PARKERSBURG, W. Va, May 9 to Companies C, DD Orders F and \ K of the West Virginia N i nal Guard EYE West Virgh No 1 Spill gate Col ins #) inion man i prietors « ise to the striking 1 Om mend ed loading « working under a guard arshals when a , head : on b and mine resistance and JMIRMINGHAM Creek mi } wi of the 1 A Ala, aver 100 1 y of | different shafts over this di i a generalynspension of wor teption gfithe Santa Fe. M strict ix with the ers from ts and other points are con day prepared to en that go out Pa., May 0-1 ing in every take Another Race War Feared t+ his gin ho i have both sides are an KWwearing venge about fifteen to oue wi ble apprehension is felt trouble been burt edd for the outs Killed in an Anti.-Jewish Riot BerLiX, May 8.~During an anti-Jewish num ber of workmen attacked the Jewish dealers and shopkeepers and looted their Troops sum moned to quell the disturbance, and after a flerce fight, the soldiers using their shops were | drawn swords, the rioters were dispersed | Four of the workmen | hundred wounded were killed and a Death of a Ploneer Cotton King. Coruvmnrs, Ga, May 8. William H. Young, the father of cotton manufactur ing in the south, died at his home at Beallwood, a suburb of this city, aged 57, Mr. Young established the first cotton mill in the south and was the founder of the Eagle and Phoenix mills in this city, the largest south of, Mason and Dixon's Hine. Sir Charles Russell's “Bucosssor. Loxpox, May 8.-The election to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Sir Charles Russell from the house of com. mons, on his ide] the post of lord Jgatics of plage in South ackney pp. Mr. Fletcher Moul ton, the Liberal candidate, was successful, township | ———— + ITEMS OF STATE NEWS. Matters All Over the Commonwenlith, READING, Pa., May 9. The franchise fof the Reading, Lancaster and railroad, which was never hpdlt, wag ves terday afternoon sold at sherifl's sale Pr $656. It was to have been constructed from this city to Baltimore, ALLENTOWN, Pa., May 7.-Clark Wels, paymaster of the Lehigh Valiey Traction company, is in a critical condition frgm the effects of a monkey's bite, The men koy had escaped from its cage, and in asp turing the animal Mr W bitken on the hand. LANCASTER, Pa., May 8 Republican letter carrier protest against the ter for asking public rily 3! Was gon TAN ’, Pa., May 9 An child of Mrs. Mary Bogle, of Nine this county, died from hydroph a week's suffering. The disease ceived from a pet dog, which the habit of licking the child's The dog Wak rece utly attacked with ral bies gad was killed HAZLETON, Pa, and John Wargo were igniting a bl fore it exploded the hole when the Biskn« was literally torn to pleces and Wag: was badly burned by the powder and sut by the flying fragments of rock and copl PHILADELPHIA, May Mr Voorhees, who since the nbrogat lease of the Lehigh Valley railr Reading railroad has general manager of road in co with the first president of severed hi m high Valley Cant Pa., May $9 D. D., for thirty-one Carlisle Refor: castle a native ate he Bhippe He mini il of Interest from ells was Pinkerton, the got up a Democratic postiges for the resignations of Fe himself sump by order from who n employes, was AST] Poigts, bin afer Was re Wis In han ds I) owed Mny 8 martin sim and afer to the Kpotoe just reacled min returned They had blast went off ing, ast d the position of nnection positio wn of Vite cial relation ISLE, pastor ied at Vers years ed church, d yesterday, aged = mny. During his nnected with hur Lane {f Gern nsburg, wier and IPAVeN . of feioni nut i 1 fe sanlt, larceny, etc. all the crimes havi been committed in the Brin _ tion of the ty Ie +1 pur] men ried ofi hater w Ae t Hazwy . A May § beobald | Wackley e iner wi vas egtombed Thursday Hig : nine, wa ‘ d alive ve Wackley ¥ overwhelmed by a mass of and, although he ext was pinned down in a until rescued he heard the ve sterday wns part] falling coal, ricated his kneeling Thursday night ices of the rescuing party through a wall of rock six feut thick. This had to be tunnelled through, as the other passage was filled with debris and would have caved in again. Wackley his helpless condition, cheered cuers in thelr work WikespARng, Pa May 7 Angelo Matz, the Italian outlaw, who escaped from the sheriff at Hazleton, three weeks ago, while on the way to the penitentiary, was arrested yesterday at Luzerne bor ough, by a sheriff's posse. He was cap tured while playing cards in the garret of the house of one of his countrymen, and did not get a chance to use his pistol. When he escaped at Hazleton he and a companion held an armed posse at bay all afternoon, and finally escaped to the moun tain. He will now be taken to the East ern penitentiary to serve a five year sen tence for shooting and wounding a citi pen of Hazleton. His two brothers, who were convicted at the same time he was, are in the penitentiary, position Ever since in spite of the res Baltimee | Lo yearsld | Theodore | ionof the ad to the the Lehigh Valey | ] o- | J veville. Gates, : Hew . ier ig on the Pelsh i mm L Everett body, ke | Mercantile Apprai sement for 1894. The venders of foreign » wid domes ¢1i¢ tice that they are appralsed and classified by indser of mercantile and other Hoense ton Post-OfMoe, Anronsburg.. Musser Moreh 2 Mann Helonte Movers, Achenh Achenbach, Alkens, J A... Anderson, John lewelen Musionl Hestuny Hootie Bellefonte Supply Blair, ¥ I’ & Co... Bauer, J N Blnckiora, Geo Brown, E Jt Brown, Jeweler Merchn flestuns & Co Mere) uivevho v awiord, Leo Bb we, AJ L.onis Gramley, fu i thx for Names busine frit merchandise the un thie Confectioner Instr: me nis Billiards and Pool ant " stenm Fitters Hi ts unt Furniture na si #4 i (sari 4 Jame sandy Bide PORTRAITS Cur THIS oy T. Imperial or Cabinet Pholos AND ON 14x17 CRAYON. hE "The reguia photos being $3 crayon $1.00, by having YOU SAVE THREE DOLI \RS Caveats, and Trade- Marks obtained, and al ent business conducted fof Mooenare Fees, Once 18 OPPoNiTE U. 8. PATENT Orme We CAN secure patent in less Lime than (hose CA. SNOW & CO. | BELLEFONTE, Orr. PATENT Ornice, WASHINGTON, D, ©, | Fatt AAA YY EVERYTHING FARM - AND - GARDEN PL Pans 22 28 » MceCalmont § Co. Cotton Seed Meal, Gluten Meal and Linseed Meal, FEED - FOR - COWS, BOB-SL] EIGHS CO MAT, McCalmont & Co. PENNA Al DPITORS NOTICE. = In the matter of the assigned estate of W AH. Runkle, Jr, in int. and for the benefit of creditors in the Court of Common Pleas of Centre county, No. 108 Aug. term, 180 The undersigned auditor appointed by sald court to hear the evidence, pass upon the ex ceptions fled, and make distribution of the amount of bid to and among those legally en titled to receive the same, will attend to the duties of his appointment, at his office, room No. 10, Criders Exchange, Bellefonte, on Mon. day, May ist, 1504, at 1 p.m. at which time and place all persons interested In sald as. signed estate are requested to Appear or in do fanit thereof they will be debarred from par ticipation in sald fand so as aforesaid to be discribuled. Ina C. Mivonrsy, April 30, * Auditor, D.GETTIG, ATTORNEY AT LAW, All kinds of legal business given eareful at. ention. OMce in the Crider hh Fs MERI Ww el u can’t fall to see super oils ITINGS fine to Anest Dress AN SU Over Ei Stylish mixtures at fe. 2 Write our mall order department for samples You'll soon see whether you save by sending here for your Goods. The goods tell thelr own story of worth at little cost, and you will be with the thousands that weekly send us their orders Drews BOGGS & BUHL, 115, 117 & 119 FrbpERAL St. ALLEGHENY, - - PENNA J W. ALEXANDER. ATTORNEY AT-LAW, General} business executed and oollee! fons bedi ofl made, OMee on High street. n GArmans | DROIng, Bellefonte. Pa.
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