The' inerutiaota iu Uu whose names appear below, a small lied Coupon like, this io rr.."J. Li"?- S. & II. Green Trading Stamps with all cash purchases. Rugs, Carpets 'Decorations. (Second Floor.) We introduce for the fall season 1910 the celebrated Whittairs Rugs and Carpets. Representing the highest attainment in rug weaving, pos sessing all the beauty ol a Persian Hug at about one-fourth its cost. Wr ran annreciatc the pleasure ot owning a beautiful bit nfDripntal art and color. But today, which are mostly crude in color. If they are soft and old in appearance, it is because they have been washed in acids, which will eventually so rot them that they will fall to pieces. May we invite you to see the copies of them made by the famous Whittall mills right in our own country! Whittairs Anglo-Persian Rugs. The finest, most artistic Wilton Hugs made in America. Size 9x12 leet, $55. WhitteJl's RoyaJ Worcester R.jgs. Superior quality Wilton Rugs at popular pi ices. Size 9x12 feet, U0. WhittaJl's ChildemaL Brussels R-vigs Are noted for their durable qualities. Size 9x12 feet, $30. The Smart & Silberberq Co. OIL CITY, PA. School Children Should be taught the "art of saving." Id some cases it will prove more valuable than some of their other accompliehmeots. $1.00 will start a 4 Per Cent. Savings Account, And interest will be credited June 1st and December 1st, each year. Oil City Trust Company, Oil City, Pa. ft H'M MM lowest and the quality they produce is beyond comparison. Note also that when you select from the Taylor line you get nothing but pure tyoo! NOW ON DISPLAY AT D. H. Blum, Tionesta, Pa. and Interior how different is the Oriental of GET YOUR NEW OVERCOAT Made-to-measure Get a perfect fit and make your own selection of Style and Fabric. Have all your clothes made by J. L. Taylor 6- Co., of New York and Chicago and get wise to wnat nne tailoring really means. Their prices are by long odds the Our- Hands Are Tied. Big stocks of Clothing arriving every day and liaodicapped for room, we have decided to suffer the penalty of having more goods than we Deed, Therefore Tor the balance of October we have decided on ao unusual, radical, but justifiable method to make room. We will offer nearly 300 High Grade this season's make Raincoats, iu beautiful pattern, models aod fabrics, at a 25 per cent, discount. Alterations irce. Goods reserved on deposits, Oil City, Pa. Cmmander-in-Chief of Cuban Army Shot by Policeman. Attrrrpt to Kill Cuban Commander Has Created Intense Excitement, the General Belief Being That It Wai the Outcome of a Political Conspira cy to Remove Him Would-Be As sassin Thought He Had Killed the General Another Officer Seriously Shot While Defending Guerra. The condition of f3ener.il l'lno Guer ra, commander-in-chitf of (he Cuban army, who was shot in H.ivnna by liutlonal police-nan, is satinl'actory. He U now in a camp hospital. the attempt to kill Guerra has cre itod intense excitement, the general belief being that it was the outcome ,.f a political conspiracy to remove him. It is argued that it was suspi cions that he was called to the palace last night and was dismissed by Pres ident Gomez at the moment when the would-be assassin was wailing outside, The man who did the shooting thought he had killed Guerra. When he was pursued he sought ref use in the Fuerza barracks, the resi dence of General Monteagudo, com mander of the rural guard. The bar rucks are only half a block from the palace. When he was stopped on the drawbridge the man told the sentry that he must see General Monteagudo, lut the sentry would not permit him to pass and the pursuing policeman, who had seen the crime, came up and made the arrest In 1905, when General Gomez was povernor of Santa Clara, the I.ucha repeatedly accused him of the assas sination of certain men who were found murdered, alleging that Gen eral Monteagudo was his instrument. It is generally oclieved that he has for a long time wished to eliminate Guerra and make Monteagudo su preme. A Etorv was circulated some time ago that Guerra. learning that tlip president had such Intention, to'd Gomez, if he attempted It, he would march to the palace with 3.000 men and remove him as a president, whose guilt was unetipstionable. The condition of the policeman who was shot while defending Guerra is very serious. GAME PRESERVE SET ON FIRE Outlaw Hunters Shoot Elk and Deer as They Escape From Park. For the tnird time within a tpace of three years the large game preserve of Chester W. Chapin at Glen Spey, Sullivan county, N. Y., was set on flrei Great droves ot deer and elk rushed from the preserve to escape the flames and many of them fell easy prey to the hunters. Outlaw hunters in order to drive the deer from the park have started these fires which have done many thousands of dollars damage to the park land and burned to death many deer and elk. It is said that a hun dred men are fighting the fire. PASTOR WEDS SECRETLY Steals March on Daughter Who Set Example by Eloping. Rev. Jameu Tierce, 61 years old, and for many years a Quaker min ister at Dublin, Ind., in the ab sence of Mrs. Ar'.hur Conner, his daughter, stole away tu Itazlowond. Hendrick coun'y, where he HccrHlv nirirrled Miss Celia 1-eecliman, a rich Quaker maiden of 47 years. Mrs. Conner herself eloped to mar ry Arthur Conner, a prominent semi pi ofessional baseball player, several :-ears aeo, and was chagrined when hri faiher followed her example. SCHWAB TO BUILD HOTEL Proposed $600,000 Structure For Em ployes and Otners. The Bethlehem Steel company of TSethlehem, l'a., Is giving a great ciei'.l of atttntWn to the appropriations fur extensions In 11(11, which will amount to about $3,U0O,i)Ui), including i.hops, storage houses, assembling buildings, coke plant and blast fur naces. This amount does not provide for a $GOO.0ftO hotel which President Schwab proposes to erect for South JJeihie iiem, plans for which have been pie-pared. RIEDTO KILLGUERRA You can buy a $30.00 Raincoat for $22.50 You cuo buy a 25 00 Raincoat for IX. 75 Yod can buy a 20 00 Raincoat for Ynu can buy an 18 00 Raincoat for You can buy a 15 00 Raincoat for You can buy a 12 60 Raincoat for 15.00 12.50 11.25 1100 gj HOPE OF SAFETY ABANDONED Turo Other Schooners Undoubtedly Lost lr Late Hurricane. Mobile, Ala., Oct. 25. All hope Ct the safety of the schooners Hclrony mus and Otis has been abandoned. Diligent inquiry here and fron other ports failed to bring any tidings of either vessel. A to the Otis, the ves sel is owned bv Captain Clinton, on I'aseagoula. There Feemr. to have been u misun derstanding as to tno destination oJ the vessel. It was stated that the Otis sailed roit of Moss Point, Miss., for Havana. Since the vessel sailed out of Moss Point, not a word has been heard from It At the offtc? of Helronymus Pros., ownprs of the Helronymus, It was atat cd that r.o tidings bad been received from Captain Summerville or mem Vers of the crew. . Fears are now entertained that all perished in the hurricane. It Is fear ed here that the Tlrlt Isb schooner George A. Lowry, from Truxllle. Hon duras, for Monile, with a cargo or cocoanttts, has been lost In the terri ble hurricane of last week. The Low ry Is now nine days overdue. ENDS HIS LIFE WITH GAS Depressed Man Inhales llluminant through Newspaper Tube. Allentown. Pa., Oct. 25. William Rising, aged 35, a wire drawer from Bangor, Me., where his wife and three children reside, was found a suicide In his apartments. He had made a tube out of a newspaper, and, lying In bed, inhaled gas. Rising suffered from nervous pros tration and was depressed over the death of a man with whom he boarded. He went into hysterics at the funeral. A wife and three children, who are In Bangor, survive Rising. CHECKS WERE WORTHLESS Normal School Graduate Charged with Attempt to Defraud, York, Pa., Oct. 23. B. H. Fahs, a young graduate of the State Normal school at Shippensburg, was arrested, charged with having passed worthless checks on residents of Red Lion. Fahs had Informed leading citizens of the borough that he Intended to put In operation a knitting mill at that' place. I'pon the strength of this It is charged he obtaired money on his checks, BABY SUFFOCATED TO DEATH IN SUIT CASE Woman Gags lt,Wraps Head and Leaves Grip In Doorway, Philadelphia, Oct. 25 , A baby girl, about 24 hours old, was abandon ed yesterday morning at Fifteenth and Filbert street by a woman who, after trying various means to murder the infant, placed a gag in Its mouth, bound a heavy shawl about Its head, and threw the Tittle form In an old suitcase, packing a blanket and skirt on the child's head. From marks on the Infant's body, the police are confident that the wom an who abandoned the baby tried to choke it to death, but lost heart while in the act. Scratches were found about the face and body of the babe and its chest was badly bruised. The suitcase in which the child was found was ot cheap Imitation leather and was bound with a rope. Detectives are searching for a wont on with pale face and large eyes. A woman of this description was seen acting suspiciously about the doorway In which the child was found. Cloth Prices Advance. New York, Oct. 23. Advancing prices In cloths to meet the advanced price of cotton have continued. Tick ing, denims, plaids, . cheviots, cotton I'lankets, brown and bleached sheet ings, duck, cotton comforters, bat tings, etc., sre higher. Fatal Knife Duel at Party, Evansville, Ind., Oct. 23. In a duet with knives last night at a party near Cannelton, Ind., between Conrad Berlin, aged 20, and Andrew Bynum, aged 20, Berlin waa stabbed four times and wfll die. Slip On llaincoats not reduced. Oil City, Fa. DEMENTED MAN LOST Hunters and Woodsmen Searching Adirondack for Unfortunate, Somewhere in the vlclrlty of Honne daga lake. In the Adirondack moun tains, a man whose Identity Is a mystery, hut who Is presumably i deer hunter from some city and who unquestiomblv is demented as a re mit of exposure find starvation, U wandering while scores of woodsmen and hunters have formed a great hu man net and are combing the forest for some trace of the unfortunnte. The man was first encountered at dusk Wednesday by Game Protector Roy Crundall. who, while near Swan son's Dam about 2V6 miles from Hon nedaga lake. The man was eating from an old tin can, which he evidently found. Ho could not utter his name, but when given a piece of pap-r he managed to write "John Schnelmer." Crandall prepared to lead the way to Honnedaga dub, but the wanderer refused to go with him. The warden went to the club housj and reported the case there A searching party was at once organised, but up to the present time to trece of the man has been found other than a trail which In dicated that he had, after leaving Crandall, crossed West Canada creek. KELLOGG DENIES RUMOR JVellknown Lawyer Will Not Accept Office of Solicitor General. Frank B. Kellogg, after a call on the president, at the White House, made It clear to the newspaper meu that he would not accept the office of nolicltor general to succeed the late Lloyd W. Bowers, If it were ofered to him. There has been much speculation as to the probability of Mr. Kellogg's ap pointment and It Is understood In offi cial circles that he could have the of fice If he would accept It. Mr. Kellogg explained that he called on the presi dent merely to pay his respects. TRIPPED OVER THE CAT Woman's Death May Follow Chase After Rat. Minersville, Pa., Oct. 2'. Mrs. Falk tripped over a pet cat. which ran la front of her while chasing a rat. fell do'ivnstaiis and sustained probably fa tal injuries. She is suffering from concussion of the bradi and hns been unconscious eight hours. Many Attend Hill's Funeral Services. Albany, ct. 2.5, Democrats c.f promlnerce from one end of the state to the other assembled herj yebterday afternoon to attend the funeral servr ices In memory of the late Governor P.ivld B. Hil. The member;; of the Democratic state committee and of the Albany county Democratic ccmmltteo attended the funeral in a body, while there wai a representative delegation from the Democratip Kdltorial Assccl atlon of the ptato, The Name "Nettleton" Identifies tba Worlds Best Footwear for Men At a con of 85.50 or 86 00. You can obtaiu Hlmea the equal of the best offered by the made to-measure custom shape, without t ie made-to-measure price string. To the man who wants foot comfort, lasting value, and a uew degree of Shoe satisfaction, there is no shoe the equal of the Net tleton. As a mot ey saving iuvestmeat make your next pair a Nettletoo. JOE LEVI, Cor. Center, Seoeca aod Syoa more Streets, Oil, CITY, 1A. 1 with all Cash Purchases. These J .. i i. i i i- uu upnarti, cau uo rxcnsupeu lor iv')ui cuny nniiniiuHi nuvtir- ware, Cut Glass, Imported China, Hugs, Furniture, Ac, Tlio Pre miums range Irom $25 00 upward. We CJIvc Itogera Silver Trading Coupon. William B. Jamea, 112 Centre 8t , Department Htore, C. J, Taylor, U05 Sycamore Mtreot, (iroceries. M. A. Keating, Spring Hireet, llrocerlps. K. B. Matter ii, 115 Rycamorn Street, Drugs, Ueorga J, Veacb, 1-3 Main Street, Furniture and Carpeta, H. 11. McGregor, Seneca Street, Tohacoo aud Cigars. Monre Uros., Orphmiui Block, Con foot lonery and Ice Crea u, (Irsnd Union Tea Co., 12 Senetta Street, Teaa and Coffoe. Carlon tfe Co., Centre Street, Boota and Sheen. O. K. Neely, North Seneca Street (nppoalte Pout Olllce) Meat Market, KiUer'a, Kant Flrat Street, Men's Kurniahitiga, Shoos aud Luggage. Waller M. Deyoe A Co., Klorlata. South Oil Clty.-l'. It, Crlbba A Co., ft F.at Flrat Street, Orocerloa. Jas, J. McLaughlin, Central Avrnue and Front Street, Meat Market, -.Moore Bros,., 8 Ksat Firat Street, Confectionery aud Ice Cream. Kousevllle. Turner A Son, Meats aud Groceries. Premiums ou display at this store. WILLIAM B. JAMES. We give Ilogers Silver Trading Coupons. SWEATERS. This is Sweater Season and our Sweater stock is now nt its beat, We've the best mtde. We have the Regulation Sweater Styles, the Popular Coat Sweater, and the "Combination" Sweater. These are something new. Ask to Bee them. Colors io navy, maroon, white, gray and green. Sime with colored trimmings. Men's Coat Sweaters, priced from COo up to 85. Hoys' Coat Swoaters, priced from 50c up to 82.50. There are several months of Sweater weather ahia l aod the choosing now is easy. We have about 75 Meo's High Neck Sweaters, 81, 81.2-5 and 81.50 grade, which to close out we will sell fur 50o each. Max Jacobs, One Price Store, 233 Seneca Street, Trut Value B &l B ''"""m rough woolens An already creditable showing of these fashionable fabrics, has been largely ex tended. Twelve different weaves now probably 100 different effect at one price the price we'vt made especially interesting $1.50 yard. The Rough Woolens vogue is increasing every day more be ing askt for, more selling, more being worn. hen you see this collection $!..')() you will understand why this store is doing so well with them. The quality and tone of the materials at the price. Widths -12, 4G, 48, 50, 5-1 inches. Other Rough Woolens, $1.00 to $.'.50 yard, Extensive stock of tailorings, $1,00 to $3.50 yard, Tailorings from England, Scot land, Eranee, (iermany, Austria collection that oilers buyers advantage in variety, texture and style. BOGQS & BUHL NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. J. L. Heplcr LIVERY Stable. Fine carriages for all occasions, wilb first class equipment. We can fit you out at any time for either a pleasure or business trip, and always at reasonable rates. Prompt service and courteous treatment. Come and see us. Hear of Hotel Weaver TIOZDsraST-A-, IF-A-. Telephone No. 30. OFTICIAW. Office ) 7M National Hank Buildiug, OI h CITY, PA. Kyes ezamiaod free. F.xnlunlvnlv opUcaI. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cure. Colds, Croup and Wliuuping Cough. w &aa Coupons, iu amounts of 82500 J ii 1.1. .11.. nr . J T OIL CITY, PA. Clothior and Shnor, Oil City, Pa. burns free and clear and steady never frosts" the chimney or chars the wick. It is triple-refined Family Favorite Lamp Oii Youll find it at your deal er's in original barrels direct from our refineries. Costs no more than inferior tank wagon oils gives more light, more service save3 work and saves eyesight Your dealer will recommend it. Also mkcr of Wftverly appoint Auto "VISIBLE LOADING M REPEATING RIFLE; No. 70 Llat Pric, $8.00 Visihlu IxadinKM is ft li ml- vmituKe. l mi nee the cnrtrido jfo in therhniiibtTf You know when the gun. is loaded, Gets all the game in tight JVnrtiro now and elrnn out all J i.. m : S Hie luriii piuiuf una bjmi. Point for th Sharpshooter , Jk IT 'i 1 f vrMi umit CKttrt Inform. - t TrniB.liiNitittir, write a slal trlllmf it wlii h tlil-iw t Intmtts yii must. My frtiini nmil roinrs our Ictirt uhiiiif voii IhN valu. fllilu li)finnntliii(tt'stitttt)iu (if H'ftrii itiin 'k niiisimiions nti't it (wijt s nlxnit klrlrK.SIiutk'ii'iS aiii Kirte Tvle.uie, fl ntt Mfrp. fl7'Alt ymir rtentor fttil Insist on b TliV 1 NS. r Mu . aim.. i nM.nn w 1 1 1 slup Mrci t, eKitresa r-alilf upon receipt of catalcy prLc. J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL COMPANY F. 0. Box D003 Clikp Falli, Mm, ECEELEYGURE The cure Hint has been continuously FUcri-ssfuI for more thnn ill yearn is worlh invtsiignliiiu. For Hie lriif or drink liubi;. Wiiln for ;ii-tiilurs, Only Kcclry Institula in Wrslern Peima, iW I'lllli Aw,, VttliUnirgli.ra. CHICHESTER S PILLS V. 1TIIK IMAMIINU ItUAM,. A . n, vnup illiilWII IIK.IM Pil l MJI.llHiwimnrsl.tilleil.AUjikVrriallk STEMS r sir. v z r rV.J 1 ' IT"""1 y"nr "rull lot . i,fll!,,,n'vA I'lll. In II, d .lid U1 niMilllAVy !"' i,h i""" Rii-u.ii. V 7uLm n.. ... Uam 11 - t y SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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