V
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OF LILACS.
BY CAROLINE LEROV.
A RTIIUR NORTH RIDGE u dls
A couragcd. Kitting- on the top of a
CroUetnlown atone wall, be looked over
the ruiih pasture land to the little,
weather-beaten house, beyond, and de
cided that he had never been quite so
timch discouraged in all his life.
It had not been a very loriff life, it Is
true only 14 years but he felt that
morning1 ns if he hud lived a frroat while,
and to very little purpose. He wanted
so many things, and had so fowl More
than nil else, he longed for an educa
tion, or, concluding that that word ex
jiiwsed too much for Kim, for a few
Ixioks.iit leant. He could rend, und think
over w hut he read even, without a teach
er; but lie certainly could not read
without hooks. As for buying any.
f h:it ust mi nbsunl idea, under present
circtitustances.
Arthur and his mother could hardly
buy enough to eat, and had to pay in
terest, too, on the mortgage placed on
the lit t lo house u poor piece of prop
erly, but nil -Mr. Northridge had left
when lie died, six months before. Mrs.
Northridge took in sewing ftr awhile,
but the rheumatism in her hands was
growing worse every day.
Arthur had wortaed at very small
wages nearly all winter for a machinist
in the village; but the machine shop
had burned down and the machinist had
moved nv ay. To tell the truth. Arthur
could not feel sorry about either of
those occurrences, even though he tried
from a sense of duty.
He positively loathed machinery. He
loved birds and flowers as much as he
hated wheels and lathes and gearing.
St iil, when the machinery stopped the
money stopped also that vat the
worst of it and apparently no way in
which he could cam more, lie wished sig&t oi mem was enougn so su8tfes
he wonls from one of the pieces in j toe of the solitude and sweetness of
his old reading book would not keep the country In Uie crowded, dusty.
going through his head in that monot
onous manner:
"I'll f.rd s war or make It!
I'll find s way cirmtkt it!"
lie could do neither, he was sure. And
so, what waa to become of him and his
mother?
"Oh.Morton! Norton! Iiook atthat!"
Arthur gave a start, coming back in
an instant from a visit to the great
trees of California, and saw a carriage
rolling by, which, in accordance with
the wish of the lady w ho occupied it,
drove to the stone wall.
' She waa not Kxjadmr - ii JWuuP-
though her eye were shining, and her J
nt in aort at deflirht 'Sow- V
II11I1 Wl WO UA1U IM.
attention. Arthur look
direction. A bunch of lilacs, which lie
had been holding in his hands during
his long reverie, had fallen unaware
and the lady had seen it. lie sprang
down, picked it cp and offered it to
her.
"They're a good deal wilted," he stid.
"If you'll wait a minute I'll ran home
aiiil ret some fnh ones."
"No. ii.deed:" U.e lady replied, quick
lv. She
tnir.s
tresed
t"h?r chi
witherfd f.owcrs
Thfre were tears
. et:!y a momeiit be
i lily I'een sn-ilinc.
sailUnc then a he
la Ler eves. Uioul
fore
Ler
i..;
ler
she had
l.t;:u.i:d
ctr:
M Ler, i
::..i. lie
. l-.:iked :
tu- !. i.n d
rt-iu.t.r ! 'jeeierstand
Lis t.nd into Lis
i . ( ', ,- :y at Arht-r.
ii-mv ;t
-Vy
"au.. i
Lorir.
tbe- "i:
It's 'J
IS S.C '
vt
he e.:
,LCU.
:,e l.iacs rtciitid b-r of Ltr
o!d
Lt :s very fot.d of thei, fcad
be!;. Ler nior thwi Kiediclne.
e trst t:r;f hLe'f in.-n biile to
uzz tLe c::v. We are verv
n.:. -h (....geu to ytiu.
Ar.htir oiJt tipwed. lie a a litiie
cue -.-:. l ? euvh a c.Jp.sy of esiotiut;
ewer t K.nij'ie bticL ('f l.Iaa Luif-wilv
f.. m und wtvUiied '.lie ciirre witi
u.-.- ---'! ls it t:r:" wty.
A ciMTjett ia:er a sudden I'.iea c
ii LilL, it so Jierfect Eiid prac-tici-.e
a bhi.; tLat he d.d not even
to f r.Kiaer it. He stiirted of! on t
ruL to a LauM- wLi' L :ci'jd Ltur by.
it t urr tLe roac.
l .wr txizSvrj w at bitfy Luiiiiig a
s'.r.; '. f -!!'..
"V".'.'. .tou j.',ea lei.d Th yO'Jr eld
Li.1 i.tc th rec v arcm for the res, of
H, " cij' . y.i. ifcifurc T
Ti,e t ,d mat co'-id liardlr believe hit
n v Li'.L, jirbi'r. hi uu' ko B-.mtre
if ".' cyuiideritjf that he was grad-
I. :::". rTTjwitiTOeif.
t. Hie to Lire r. i I Lad aty aoiiey,"
Le v. ert ot uoidiy. "J'iu jrj.tg to try
to tua.e aoiiie. ad if I oo I'll ptiy you
ai ji at I ft "bi'.-k- If iiot, I'll work
rt t-.r it ".L fexi'.e. ViU .hat doT
J i-ier btti ord iieri piauiiy ,ouph
ii- ..ue.
"Twt eOutida ii.'re lie uus-iie-w." Le
Wc.irl. it Lis peruLjir rapitg w'ix. "I
iot : i.rfi Iiore it- tzui. j(J old Et
isr't a vvsir a sie oti'e w at- liid
tuua. w iie-t you're fcorivic' Ler."
ArUiur's & Vr was Mi Lia own
lrtrtue. a litt J jrtLer ol-
-ilutW. I've furrowed Xs- Sanfti's
a d of liifc- up vo tie city aiid try
A ut rr 'uix be tyJtM L cut away larye
iusv-rs of tiveii. ottg 1 iaU
,;, of jjfci-s of tver h Lfc fifcoed
in tie? okfiL
VCkr, that's a crazy idea, Artlior!"
Uiawi". TMt Basvi 7j tiiinJ-
TI! VB J r l'
old Rate's Infirmities, made the trip
see pi long to bin; but be at last rearheit
that part of the city where be had men
tally decided to go into business.
Kate baited In dejected attitude at
the corner of one of the principal busi
ness streets. It waa a street in which
nothing was bought or sold but money.
Great crowds of men surged in all di
rections over the sidewalks. Wagons j
and cabs filled tip the spaca between.
It waa all roar and rush and rattle.
In the heart ' of it stood Arthur
Northridge. in the old wagon with the
lilac.
"Holloa! My wife would like some ol
those. How much, youngster?"
And a hurrying man ntoped short
and handed Arthur a two-dollar bill.
"Tliat'a a whiff from my mother's
front yard," exclaimed another man be
fore Arthur had time to reply to the
lirst one. "Give us a bunch, boy. I can't
I wait for the change."
I And, flinging down a quarter, he
I seised a cluster of the (lowers and
I riiahp! nn ntmin.
. ... - .. .
"I'm in a hurry, too," the first cus
tomer explained. "Don't keep me wait-
! np.
And he held out his hand impatiently.
"I!ut 1 can't change It, sir," Arthur
replied. "I've just gone Into business,
i rienty of stock, but uo ready money."
I The gentleman laughed at the words.
! und looked at Arthur appreciatively.
I .1 .. .1 f l ... 1 .. i. A ...... 1. 1 i....
.mil i nine iimuiuif in luc wuim um j
I this one bill," he said, in his turn.
"Plenty of money once. Made it all
j easy on this street. Lost it all easy,
loo in the same place. Keep out of it.
boy, unless you come on this sort of
business. I'.ut my wife shall have some
lilacs, anyway."
lie fumbled in his pockets, found a
; ten-cent piece, gave it to Arthur, and
! passed on.
lly this time quit a group surround
ed the wagon.
"Lilacs, five and ten cental" This was
j the formula which Arthur had thought
1 out for himself as he drove old Kate
along, wondering if it could possibly be
' considered extortion to charge so much
for v hat was to him so valueless. But
j he did not need to adopt this plan of
i ratline attention to his wares. The
uenrvini? ritr street-
...D -
' When the last flower had been dis
posed of and old Kate waa heading for
home, Arthur had ample leisure in
which to reckon up his profits three
dollars and fifty-five cents.
He could hardly believe It, and
counted the money again and again till
l.i proved the accuracy of the calcula
tion. "What am I to pay you for the horse
and wagon?" was his first salutation to
Parmer Sn ford, aa he drove into the
vard. "I haven't fed her, for I had no
"5" yourself
J?14 "y -
ot a moutniui." Tve been too busy.
Nothing could have so inspired old
Farmer Sanford with respect and ad
miration for the lad aa his willingness
to go hungry for the sake of making
i little money. In hi vernacular, that
was "su'thia like."
"Well, considerin' as old Kate
wouldn't have been doin" nothin' to
3&y. I suppose 50 cents would cover the
damages."
Without volunteering any explana
tion. Arthur engaged the horse and
wagon for the next day, and went
home. He had a long story to tell his
mother that night; and the next morn
ing, taking all the lilacs that were on
the place, he started off on Lis second
trip to the city, selecting another
forcer this time, but on an equally
ht'.y street.
Fortute seemed as ready to favor
L.m as on tLe preceding day, and sales
were brisk for half an Lour. At the
end of that time. Arthur felt a hand on
Lis shoulder, and looked up to see the
jrer.tieman who Lad met Lim by the
roadside two days before.
"Gone into business. Lave you, try
ioy? IIow did this LappeD?"
lie tii.ed the question with great in
terest. "OL. sir!" ArfLur auswered, with
sLutatiou, "it all came from the bunch
of lilacs. I thought if the lady cared
so mucL. other city folks niigLt care,
too. a little. At sty rate, I thought
I'd try atd 6ee w Lfct came of it."
"Was it Leceasary tLat is. did you
did you "
"We are T try poor, my mother and L"
Arthur repLed. without waiting for the
completion of the question. "I don't
i:tow what will become of us when the
lilac money is all gone, for I can't get
anything to do. IS we lived in the city
;t ixuE-Lt be different, but "
Arthur was obliged to turn his at
tention to a customer.
"Come around to my office before ytu
go Lomt to-tight."
And the gentleman, handing Lim a
t-rd. vt'Led away down tLe street.
Arthur NortLbridge was happier
Lec Lt went Lome tLat night than
he had been since Lis father died. He
Lad another long story to tell his
tnotLer. and even more intrestitg
tLaa tLe first one
"It stems that Mr. Emery's aon. his
only cLiid. d,ed six months ago. It al
moin killed iJrs. Etuery. so they ge
up their Lome in lb country and went
to tLe city to live. Their Iroot yard
was full of lilac, just as ours ia. Their
tbuy waa very fond of them. B was
about my sii. and when ahe aaw tue
sittiig oil tLe ali, an aw the lila.
too well, you it sort of up Ler.
Mr. lioerr ars they kv two arr-
anU, iA if yos go tLere to kep Lou
i'jr tbein you 11 only U oerae j
xh.Lfx. I kbow I ahall lii U work 1 J
Lis oft, it's a paut. irs. r-Ujry
xUiit to see you to-uorrow
I 1.
,. aj-Lat rret tLir-rs b bap-
a 7a i - 1 ....1, .A ti'.,. .mrl
. and we sell ft much
' is statement sometimes
the druggist when Scott's
.:a .
..i 1-.
. - tdsion is called tor. lhis snows
triicmggists themselves regard
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos
fhites of Lime and Soda as the
standard, and the purchaser who
desires to procure the "standard"
because he knows it has been of
untold benefit should not for one
instant think of taking the risk of
using some untried prepa
ration. The substitution
of something said to be
justaSgOOO iorasiano-
aed orroarAtion twtntv-
five years on the market,
should not be permitted by
the intelligent prchaser
Be sure vou get SCOTT'S Emulsion. Ses
that the man and fish ara on the wrunper.
inc. and Si.oo, all druggist!.
SCOTT H0WNK, Chemists, New York.
n tii.it lie iiiiliintiiir umai'il Demons havu
MUM their AiImlnlsiiMUiis', Uuk1.,iii. and Kv
eiMilois' hix mills In the UemliT'4 onloe ol Niiv
iliTit)iiiii . tiiiii Hie ime win ne pres. nit mr
iMiinrnia' h i mi I .illi miw ' ie -iri. li.iue
III MMl'lleli.uvii. l iv. I c. 13 IXV7.
Pirat anil tlual noc.iiinl of V. M. Kyer, Kiw
utor of Ihr e.titte ol Jaeuli Sliotly, latt of t'ninn
Torntlii. ilrf'il.
Kiml ami tlunl arcninil of (liarleaStsniTor, Ex
eciuor of the rauir of -iiinucl Ma u'oi, I. lie of
chngrove, ., tloc'il.
Klrat ami final account of llenrr S. H-.'tinmt. Ait
ininintralor of the e.tnte of Aloxanilur lioiuli,
lata of V anliiiiKlon Toiviinhip. dev il.
KirM and tlnal a.NMiint of I. K lloimt, Admin
Ulrator of I lie ntato of Kraneia M Kertin. laluof
Monro 1 oivtialiii, dt d.
Ktrat aud final apcouut of JovaeOnrneliiia. Kx
eculor of the eatnlr of Klltalictli t'ornellua, late
of Jackaon rownalnp. drod,
Aceount of laniel llravrr, lnrdiaa of Kmer
ton lluinnirl, minor child o! Dauiol Uuminel,
daraaaf d.
PI rat aad final acount of John P. Laltiel, Ad
inmUtratorof .Hnu Letlael, who waa irusnlian
of Sallie A. Ilaaalmrer. a minor rhild of Ifcavid
llaaaincr, lale of MiddleertwItTwp , doe'd.
tecond and final account of Fran kiln and Cur
tin ttowaraox. Kvicutor of tha eatala of Hauiuel
liowe raox. lale of Franklin Twp., dee d.
Kirat and final account of A. 8. Kurta, Admin
ialrator ' T. A. of the c-tute of John KurU. lata
of Weal Terry Townahip, deceaaed.
Acrounla of (ieorfre hotalierirr. (iilardlan of
Klmei V. and llaniel W. iieintaelmsn. minor
children of Itaiiirl R. lleintrelman, doo'd.
U. M. HIIINDKL,
Nov. IS. 87 lUariater a KecordeN
Court Proclamation.
JMlfcKKA th lion. 11 amid M. Mol'lura
eon
. . .. ii.- dHa ol eiavi'cr. and
In
? -l-l '.i.i. -o.. a- .T. J4I-
oerllui.'aaav . m wuia -rt ia ana itrBy
ilerenontv.'hiveiaaiiad (hair literal a. Itaarlns
data Uie 4ih Jar e Oc. a. u., 1 W7. u ata
iirwted Kr the ho!dlns uf an Irpl.a' 1'eun, a
court ol O-mni'in Plr, ciiart oll,vor and Ter
miner an 1 en-rl Court nl ,411 irtcr garfiona
ihi-reaca, a. Ml ldl'l-nrrh. lur Itie einima "I
Snrdrr. on the fnd Monday, (ii-inu ha ISlh
dav oiD' lTi aud tuonuiiuue one weo4.
Notice ia thi'r-fitre hrrehy kIi'vii to ho t'orwn
er, .1 u'tirrii nt lur Ceaxv and Co'iataldea l'i and
for the eoanlr i-t Snvdrr. ti apnr.rh their
lrnier era..u Uh their m!l. rwrli, I n. i 1 ei
UoQ. examination and -Iher r ni :ntrn-vJ
U do thoae thlnif which m' iiudr ,il - and la
their behall )an tin ui fx- .lomt a .d HneM.
and perponf pmfu'i in h.-bl -'1 'hr lnui
moliwpttlih aaaiiil u wnii or p-i ... ii ie
quired to te then and i!iae a. leu iiii nl de
naninx artthont Irate at tliclf !'! . Jul !
are rejnete.i to he puDciual mi Mirir aMeoitaiu-e
at the aldnted tlice arce bl M n'.icc.
Oivea undir ni h.n.i 1 - 'at tli- Shertlf.
oTfirt In Mi.l ile' un-h. ilie ltd day .1 Nov.
a.ll ooe Uoul eiil t hondr il '.Bd ninoly
seeD. i S. U1TTF.K, .-huntl.
CH1S. NASHPURV1-',
Collections, Loans
and Investments
Rent r.nlrlild Private Itanker.
Wiliiifiispott Lvfotuiiig Co.. Pa
Iefu'i iici-ep'ed. tit.)-erfournn or chert.
nilL an pi'i oi the ivorl 1.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
- - Merchants' House-
I
Tilled Street Above t'allowblll.
Under New Management
Kates 1.50 a ilar,
5.00 jer Week.
Wm. F. Miller, Prop'r.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Tradc Marks
Designs
Coer right Ac
Aneooc aendlrtf a akatcb and aor1ptloa avsy
atak aaoertain oar opintua xraa vimum mm
luentKm H seuliablf utantatila. toui
UoiiaatnetlyeitieaautlaL tlaudbook oa Hataaus
em Irw. OlOaat afabry for eeurui lieiiaula.
fatMita taka tLroajrh Mbub k Co. raoalrs
tytnmi maun, arttbuvt etiaraa, la tii
Scientific J.rarican,
A bandaoeoelf lllaatraual vecklf. I juvaat etr
cvaauua uf any eneiiuae ianaal. Tenua. Si a
yar : 1'nu abonUai. ti fcwta by ail maaoealara.
KUX3ltCo."" 'Newjfork
feral Ottva. ara. WaabUastw. & C.
Baco-Curo
The only actetrU
fic cure for the
Tobacco habit.
Baco-Curo;:
Baco-Curov
Has evrtt tliotuaiKli
1m wilier mumatut
fsiM. (Writs fvr
orvutt.)
Hum nut Ctnui oa
tlie will power uf tbs
Uaer. It at Uae I Ufa.
KUta luariuaMS.
Baco-Curo:
IXjuetlotn arselea:
'mr. aUUie'l Mnvm ifiu
avors until htuJyt Ul
IfAtUut U Ul stop.
Baco-Curo
UOmivinal Writ,
(ca ItwuivnU. tUnttuif
tiuvtrotuiioa ywar UMiv
uj U K talis k sure.
I iuwmCiksw HaeM ar omora tajuug aw;
All duttxWu ae auUwrVi to eM Uaico-Cauw
I iwundv M Urn loMaon llaiiK.
W"' M.ci ariiuau Kuwixivw.
T W aU
TlMCLaVrV 4. aur at HIT MWOTtaS.
if C. C- C- lU ww. wiMrfa iktivi mumt
)HeCatsw.f Mr
wffark. i O"
Ir Junes' Headache,
With regard to Dr. Jam
ache l'owders. I have no
in coiinueuding them to
from ,'bemdaobe. They reli
L . . a; .
pain epeaawy, ana x nave new
know anyone to be banned by th
use. 1 bare been a great su.
from' headache in iny life, but have
almott gotten rid of it by the con
stant uae of hot w ater and fruit aud
br a'inr without coffee. .The Dr
Jauiei Headache Powders Lave,
however, greatly relieved uie at times
audil never allow uiy self to t with
out them, and Lave recoiuumudud
to .then freely. C C. McCabk."
For sale by V. H. Spunkier, Drug-
gibt Middleburgb, Pa. (i 17-9m
'one OP TWO WAYS.
The bladder was created for one
purpose, iininelv, II receptoeb' for the
urine, and as such it is not I in !' to
auv form of disease exc pl by one f
two ways. Hie nrst, way is lioiu
llliperlecc ion of the kidneys. The
ucml way Is from car.
treatment of other diseases
ess loenl
i iiii.K t ai sr..
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
kidliuVH Im the chief cause of liUddi-r
trulilileH. Mo the noiiili, like the
bladder, wnecreateil for one purpose,
mid if not doctored too iiiueli i. nut
liable to weukneew or dUeiifc, exuept
in nire c.ises. It It itiinted buck of
iiikI very clone to the bluddei', there
fore nny pnili, diceane or iiienii vetii
eliui ui.tnifi'-'ied in t lie ki.lliev luck,
hlndiler or in iniuy piihenne in often, by
inlet like. Hltribtited to leinnle weiik
neni r womb trouble tif tonne nort.
The error ii.eM-iilv uimle nnd may lie
ns easily avoided. To tlnd out cor
rectly, set your iirlneusiilH for twenty
four lioiirn, n ttediineiit r fettling
indirates kidney or bUdiler trouble.
The mild and tlm extraoil'iiHry elTect
of Dr Kiliuer'r SwHinp-lloot, the
ifreHt kidney, Hint bladder remedy ix
soon rettlizeil. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. At ilniif
filcts (Iffy ueutH and one dollar' You
limy have a sample bottle ml paiii
plilet, both sent free by until. Men
tion the Middlebtiru'li, Post hihI eend
votlr nddrehK to lr. Kilmer & Co.,
Hinifhttiuton, N. Y. The proprietor of
this paper guarantee the centiineness
this offer
nILDUD P01S0H
Primary. ha
onoaryorTaw
curadlnlatoUdays. Yon saaba treated a
BtimAMnlla
uvwo.vr wiiv ijrM-v uiiufr aaoifl ruaraa
ly . If yon prefer to on me hare we wllloos.
tracatoaarrallmaiirainandlinuihiii. ....
BbarM. If wa f ai I to cars. If yon have Uaan mer
ry, lotllela rsotaah. and at III haea ai.ha Aiwt
PLlaa,MaoaaVatrliea In mouth, Bore Throat,
iaaplea, Copnar CoIotcmI Knula. i;lr
T2',, "Sfr- Mslror Ryebrows falllna:
at, M at tkls aaemdar liLoOU POISofl
araaraatMloenra. Wa solicit thaasoatohatL
a i..a
tfcina I raaraot
SBDHentam. A
av. A baol at proofs arm aasjad oa
iddnwa COOK REM KDYIMl
Ml Maaoalo Taaspla, CUICAliO, ir.i"
Divorce Notice.
sams saaoai lats or r. rrsaaAST sii.ijs asr-
DRSCOl'STV, rsMS .
Whcrraa. William A llaaom. your liualund
haa tiled a litx-1 In the Court of Common l'lraa
of Hnyder county, la, of May Term. 1A No.
I.V, pmyiiiB a divorce atraiiiM you, now you are
herebv iiotifled and required 10 auiwitr In said
court on or before Monduy, the IJth tlay of
leccmhar, next o anawer tha eomnlntnt of tile
id W illiain A. Ki.om. anil in uclauii of audi
appearance you will be liable to nave a divorce
g-ntnted in your alwnce.
I s. i;i I I r.ll. nneri'i oi nvuer i o.
8'JerilTa Oftlce, Middli-burKh, l's , (K t. lull, 1M7
IIMIXISTKATOK'SNOTICK Lef-
V tern of AiliiiiiilHtriition I n t h e
eotsta ol Ban). K reamer lata id Middleoreek Tp..
fnyder oounty. f.i.. oie l, wurinif oeeii aniiiej
to ihe utidniiKiial, all )eroo- kimiticz tein.
eive Indebted to aatd e-Ule are rt?.,urH-d lu
mke Immediate payment, while ItiO.i: havinu
claim will preaeut theu duly aulheullealed to
tne uodenlttned.
A, D. KUKAMKK.
U. B. KKEAUKK.
Oct. 5, 1-W. Adm'ra.
Klondike
Ala-"!!"! Why not
Ki t your atiore uf
the irreut furtunea
to be realist from the wonderful discoveries
alread; made slid to t liiule In thla New Klou-
dlkn Alaaka-Kldonado? THE WASHING
TON GOLD FIELDS KXI'LOKATION t'OM-
?ANf under 1U c'laract T la suthorlird to I roa-
pect for and soqUlre M nin Claims and Prop
ertiea in t'-ie wonderful gold fields of KlOuUike
and Alaaka. ImiueDae f'rtunes have already
been realised and millions inure will l inula
there. Will yott allow tills Kulde0 opportunity
to pe you by? A le dullara Invented lu
in this undertaking1 may lie Ihe foundation to
your fortune. The r'JaB to the Wouder!atid nC
eaviUtoa iuimediale scMoti. The flrat iu the
field Uie first In fortune. No H,.t h opwrtunity
boa ever leen pieaeuted to the jieope uf the
present -e Deration aa la ottered In the Klon
dike AlaakS Cold KielOa. All aliareboldeea
re tlieir lull proportion of all profita. No ill i-
desda are made on tx-k reiuaiuing unsold
Mend jour orderaencloaing Una Oollar for eav.b
a bare of fully paid up and noit aaaeaaahla atock
deaired to the WAHUINUTON -OLI KIKI.IH
KXflvOK ATION COMPANY, Tacotlia, Wa.li-
ItiKtou.
Tlte followinf Taooms dealera In aupplie for
tlia Klondike and Ahwka trayla are hioekliold-
era in ue Compan' and will in firm you reAard-
lua the reliahlliir of fu olTiverS: Monty A
Uuon, Groosrlas; A. K. Hoaka. Harneas Oi.
MornaOroaa,Iryoodaaiid'loliiiis; W
i. Row laud. OulfiUer; Huii FrIIU, Teuta ;
Taeoma Hardware Co. 10-itS-l yr.
Hln;riir Sale ol
REAL ESTATE!
By virtue of scertoin writ of Piara Facias la-
auad out of tha llourt of Common rlesa af Any
er soouly. fa-, aud to ina diravtad I will
ooaa So liuMl sale 4 the Court llouaa In St 14
UWOurnMi, fm., oil naaurdsy, Imc. , fl at one
o'clock u. aa., ilw ollowin( deavrload real
to wit: All that oortalu tract of laud
attuaaaia vVaaliliiarton towualilp. Hiirdcr coun
ly. fa, bounded oa tha Nortii by land iA Alra
Mai i jm w m. . vmm. " j v i. . uii
tbs Mouth by aaod of f4r strata Slid Weal
by Uad of noward Jouaa coiilainini' M auia
utora vt laaa, wbaraou ara ateitad a dwalliiif
llouaa, bank barn mu4 otlior outbulldlnna.
BaSaaa), takes Into aiawMwi snd to ba aold aa
I I Ai . 1 u I .... . I .. ....
tbs proporty uf JoaWu Haaruir.
V W TTKH. Wierlff.
MbariCs oOUa, H4dU.IUf-h, fa., A'or S, ISV7
TiitriM)iiiK4r
TakalavxatlvatiulMluaTablata. All IVMf-
(lass raluua tus saouar w w laiia to aur. m.
. t mi.lm.
Vaj-Ts-HM WHw Csalav -
Ouarasuad tobacco bsllt aura, btukaa ak
mm awom, siovs Jva. tut, li. All liuMiat.
POSUr. . '1
Head- I
ueliation j
BU&trora I
VcKha i
fferert
assa cmaM and uuUlaiira th world for a I
4 osa aih ?oa.....
It ! worth your while U to (tive atttptlon to aome
rei.soiia wUt you ahmi l lie a reader of Tne PniLADKLrniA
This Prei ia the ureatest home newspaper uf the
United tStatea.; (it reirinl uf each ilny'a eveuts. Id all
part of the rli. is more complete tuan that uf any
other paper. It lias mi space fur sensationalism or anv
thing tending to lower or. inoraj ton. A
No other I'liilsdeliihin bsier has equal facilities lorob'aliilnv
proiniit and ae. urule reiwrla nt neaa events lierever they may
occur. Krportera lor 1 11 K I'M Km are in every amiini.ot Phila
ilelpliln every duy ; Keelnl eorrekMimlenee In Til It I'KKsn are ata-ti.ine-1
at every county neat and iiuixirtnnt town iu IVnnavlvania
Nr Jemey. Delaware and Usrylaiil. Hiul at every news centre
III the United Plnti and the 0I1I world.
No other Fhiltidclptiltt paper equals Tun 1'UKaw 111 Us
"1'eclul lepiilti:i?iil the woman's pane; tke literary
I'i'U1-; tin? murkei puge;tlie piijjeg devoleil to church news,
school new, sncii'ty news. H. A. K. news, sporting news,
etc.
Tun 1'iiii-s in mi mlvniice of the principles of the He
puluraii p-iity. im , it prints the news of all political
1 vci:l u.oie ;nll t! :m m.y other paper; lieuce Tiik
fthuiilu ne 011r iper. im timtur what your political opin
lite, il' ttm wui. '.ii l,e wt iiil'iiiiiit' l. The Phila
in:i.nii.v I'l'Kri ptii.ls ui! tuc uewB all the tune.
Seiiil 1.1 v 11 r uil lies. S niine copy uf Tim 1'kki
will 1.0 uiiiii.' i !:ic. I; Mm are lair miixicii mmi will retnl
it ii'oiilui ly.
TlIK i.H.V I'i:k.s is uih i i tl tiiiilieiiliera lor $ii,tHI year
t"i'ii 11 1.1. , mil) miuMi' ill 111. . nice; IliKMiNHAV i'KKsa $2 .VI
:i ynu; I mi H.ul.Y nml H'Mnv I'liKhN, $S tHl 11 yenr (75 els a
ntlii; I uu 1:1 k l.Y I'uKS,. 1 ion ),.r. . lilicriil eominia-
Men iMillnweil to i.t iMiiia m ii.i aolieit auliM-riiiioiia or la pcrHona
ulio uill plaee 'lim 1 noson .nle In liH'nlitiea where lliere are
110 tu iil Atlilrew "TIIK i'fiKSS," I'liiliiilulpiiiu. P11
L.
2
A SUMMER SAIL
in ladies' sboes is a pleasaut
voyage afoot, For tie pleas
ure it gives, there s no sail
like our sale. Crowds are
enjoying it, and securing the
ii-otioer imlMUt illld llOHf ilt-
ting Suunuer shoes now niiin
nfactured, at prices wbiuh
buyeis find it a pleasure to
pay. lor house or street
wear, pleasure or every-uay
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or driving, wo supply
the ideal shoes demanded by
fashion and the dictates of
individual taste. Ladies,
whoever claiiiM yoar hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
G.H.
Aa latperlasl loeatloii.
ir emir Irlenda or iiftlirhiKini are suftarlnir from
coiitfu. colds, aors throat, or any throat or I una
1lwailli''ludlnt( conaiiiiiptloii), Bk llicm II
they have ever uwd OtUi'n (.'urn. Tlila luinoua
i.rif.Mn romitflv la liHvliiir a luruo fcululierei and
Is uwloruilnir aouiu wondi-rliil riirea t t hnnit
ud HiUK dIaHaavs. W. II Hpaniflor, Hlddlelturv ;
M. Irtlin:k, M. I)., VI. HKa.ant Mills. wIIIkIvp
you a sample buttle Irwt. No matter what oilier
medlcluiis have fnlh-d to uo. try Otlu's euro.
Uk alM 1 sud tO'ts.
Kvsrrbodf Bay Ko.
CasraroU Candy Catliartln, Uia moat won.
oVful modlcal discovarrof tlia sk, ploaa
tu and rrresliltiir to 111 Utata, a:l Ruiiuy
and poal lively on kwluoys, liver and towels,
I'liiniiaiuir tha antlra avsum. dlanol colds,
cura liAavJaulia, Invar, tiahllual roiiMlpatloo
and lilllonaixiaa. J'lraaa buy and try a box
of O. (!. CI. to-day; ID, KVt, M) lenu. Hold and
gusraut- to euro by all druityltU,
. ILEARN
'A " 4M O H art
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f! "
I
tlll!!H
TIELi6E.AP.3V
Milium WW "f F'frJ, Annpf
iu. vvi.w.itArn nczwoi
leVtououi Vrnnmut
77"
Remember
n
SELINSG110VE
MARBLE-YARD
M. L. MILLER, - - Prop'r
I keep constantly on liaiidaii'l man
itiiiiittire to order all kinds uf
Marble and Granite
liids Ami HeaistH!
Old Stonec Cleaned and Repaired-
LOW FHICE8 ! LOW PRICES
I havo on of tha best Marble Cut
ters In the State and couseuueutly
tururtut good work.
IVCoitie and see my workt price".
Tliaokftil for past favors 1 most re
peptfnilv Htk a ooDtlnnance of same,
M. L. MILLER
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
flBnblirV AtZaasn'aoyru Divislou.
In effect Nov 15, l&W.
WaSTVfASO DtS. STATIOW. aT
pm pa A. 1. sin
4.87 H.ut Lewlitown J. I
i.Hi ixoj Main Street ;ai
ii 1J.IW IjSWlitOWD T.-i
4il lUl t Maltlsnd 7.4:1
4.1S 11.46 8 Painter IM
4.10 U.4G 11 Shlndle 7 61
11.06 H.U 11 Wanner 7..v
IM llM 11 Moolnre M
3 49 11.10 u Kaab'aMllla 8.
3.48 1112 l Adamaharx ! 8.19
3SH ll.Od' St BeSTertown 1
3.W 1U.6 W l)cnlr i .34
3.K1 10.51 3 MlilillaharKa I hM
3.17 10.45 s MeUer xir.
114 io.:w J? Kresmer I iv
.110 ilo.Si su ; Pawlloti KM
i.u-l Hi.as 48 ! SellD'Krove ' v"
iftT lo.ii 44 Mellninrove J. vm-
Ki.ua f.t i 8umiurT . . '
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8.
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I Trains leave Lewistown Jtuictiou:
4 58 s m, 10 13 s m,1237 P m,5 27 1 in .7 iC 11 SP
Altoona. Plrtjihnp un.l tlm WanL.
l'nU.lii........i 1U...I.1 .. u 'lr. a 11 ttl
-v. miiiiiiuiD.U'i urn lUKiuii . -
I 8 4 II. 1 IV! p iu For I li llHtlel 1 1 mi l
York 833 3-ls ra, 1W 1 US 4 41 and HHpm'
nurriauurK Warn sud 8 H p in
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division
AND
NOKTIIKKN fUNTUAL KAIL" A'
rnlna lenvo Sunhurv dallv exnunt SumUr :
. !!. a in lor WilllMiniiiort and I'nimn.l ui'Ji
S la in lor llellelontd Erlsand t;iiiiiida 'U
9 41 a in lor Look Haven, Tyrone wi'i th
I 10 li in tor Hi lirlonte Knno & Csiiawlaim
5 4"p ui lor Heooro and tlinlrii
Uliin lor l.elr Hnvan
Suiidiiy S 13 a in for Krie and din ni'l ils'1'
utSaui lor Lock ituven ant i'. ,jr '
llaumiiori
3 21 a ui lor t 'hUwImh snd Ilnnlt'i'i
A H n in 0 s. a in an.l A 1:1 II 111 lur
7 10 1 m, lo !ttl a in, '4 p ui, 6 4' in
kin and Mount Curinel
Sunday IS 00 a m lor Wllkdabur.-i'
i raina leave nenngroru jmr -,
10 00 s tn, Muuk days nrrivlnir t ' "" ,',.
tt.Minm Uni. V.t.li ft l, III 111 HllUUri) '
vvaoiiuKtun m pin
541 li in duilv arrii liiK a I'll Hinlo! iiltl . ....
11 IS p m New York 8 M a in. Msl'lmor "r
H 40 p in week day arrivInK l
4 B0 in, Nnw York 7 81 a id I
Trit'uiftl'O lenv. HunDiiry
1 60 sin dully urrlviiu at l'lnlnluliii'l ...
HiilliilliiruO iO a in WitalilnKtou """T,
a ao a iu uaiiv arrivni4 hi riinni-1 ,jLu
ton Hi 1 am ui.il'fliin
Iew I urn I to II n llllltiliiuriiau.ii"-' a
8.1 inn, wnck day. arrlvln; r
111 imii. Nuw Voik WHO u ui, Kslt""""!'
WaaliliiKton 7 18p Ul
M4 1
I'm n. u ui ..v. Nllnll irr HL y.v-
and t Wl p it, lor HarriahiirK, r""
.lit
null i mure .i.aa
j . n w'tr i
B IIUTlMIINriUN, Han't !'
A Nhwrtf'Utlo lira-Ill' ,
To try locursoonNilinitlon iy '"Ti'L.,? rri
llko woiuif round In a cln-ln. V u " tll, url
no puini solium, imii, uiiiy K"' " (,y Hj"J
iro
llfiriVH ynu a saiunle uai!kuK fri
kfi and auula.
m wa aaaa aaaa
laiikets, i
curry combg, bruHhcn of S
ito waro, tubs, bucket s
1 vnu will hn i'nnvindtt,
r v
n any where in the cow
Varncr.
i
IliK IMillli'. A lioiiiT-i II ...rillOCTI
t:diiry Klnif, fiiB tMilchraU'd nmii'd) I
hliaxl, sliimiuihu, liver and kHli" '7 ytnlif
rfKiihtUiN uia hownlH. W. II. l "V'Jlul u i
orili I U Idillinik. M. ).. Ml. la"'.,..J
Artirtafa mg num. xabAsaA
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