trou GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Trouble Kates Ton Miserable.
ilm0jt everybody who reads the news.
LTta sure to know of the wonderful
cures mao cy ur.
i Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
II the great kidney, liver
L and bladder remedy.
I . I. L . It
Tr wo (mi mem
r cat triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and Is
Uuierfully successful In promptly curing
vim
m
ABBEY'S EARLY LIFE
Famous Artist Wts as Indolent and
Careless Youth.
Flalahed Iketchea Oal? Wkta !
etltjr Kaoeko at the Daar Al
wars Wu AkaleaUoaa, Bat aa
Eatravaa-aat Dreamer.
That success does not alter inborn
character is proved to the satisfac
tion of C. 11. Kelley, of Chicago, at
all events, when he reflects on the
habits and customs of Edwin Austin
Abbey, 15. A., and compares them
Vt'JLh that fuiiinn&i nrtiKt'u ivrpnt nr..
Lme tack, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou- terancea.
w,':1;.Zm . 1 Years ago, before Mr. Abbey ever
I?., Cuimn.Dnnt 4. ml .thoutrht to be selected to imint the
Umcndedforeverythingbutlfyouhavekid- corouation scene byv royal command,
IP"'. Li.JJ., trnnhU It ll h Imi.J ! ha t- I.-. .11. I .1
liver or uiwv ........... . w ivwnu , w n Aciiejr ruunieu iiijjt-iiier,
and the latter consequently huil am
ple opportunity to study the paint
er's many idiosyncrasies. .
That was 25 years ago, a time
Tnr enough to wi the one fame
I on two continents as a micrhtv wield-
S the remedy you need. It has been tested
hominy ways. In hospital work. In private I
rtctice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
ujse reiiei n - - ,
Ury case that a special arrangement has
Un made by which all readers of this paper
lThjve not already tried it, may have a
Enple bottle sent free by mail, also a book . er of the brush
i.:. mor about Swamp-Root and how to I nth or . t,th
youtifyouhsvekldneyorbladdertrouble. 0f Chicago republicans,
and to elevate the
place in the ranks
then writing mention reading this generous
Vftr in this paper and
lA vour address io i
L Kilmer & Co.. Bine-
LT.ton. N. T. me
U.l.r fifty cent and Hoc, or Snap-Root
tW sizes are sold by all good druggists.
t MKSOMBST TO THK COMHTITUTIO!
f FKOI'DiBn TO TH K TITIZKNS OK THIS ,
l iv! n' i.-1 1 rir pmt tiihiu ipJ
OK KFJKCTIOS BYTI!RGiCXERL
EiiuHLY OK TUE IXIMMONWKALTI OF
n riwii Miiinr in
III I 1
VLV' NI v 1'ltLHHKi) BY ORnKH pocket sketchbook in which he was
TUB stK'.KETARY Of THR COMMON- .. ... , ... .
KAl.Trl. IN Plilt.HUANCK Ur ARTICLE .". iiiuuuj jtiniuK iiuwii wuut
hi or riituu.isinuiKi.i. seemea to me to be mere lines, but
LniKuiinK an amendment to section ten of m
r '. ...... l'.nJll,ili.n - . , I i
ir f It IP 111 im viriiim..ni m ...
i..riniI lurv lor failure
iifrt-sary came enaii run
i. lie II resolved
of Heirwntaiiveaoiiiiev;ommonweitiin
p.nti.v Ivunia In Ueneral AMemUly met.
ul the folimrlntr lie proposrl a an amend-
nllolneloimtuulKm: inai la 10 say, inni
lion tea o( artiole one, which readi aa tol-
I well remember Mr. Abbey as a
youth of 18," said Mr. Kelley to a
Chicago Chronicle reporter. "He
was my roommate in Williamsburg
then and seemed to upend more time
in dreaming than in work-. eOften he
would say to me: 'My board bill
will be due to-morrow, and I must
get out a sketch for Harper's to
night.' Then he looked over a
A JOINT RESOLUTION
to him incidents
life.
found
w.ould
In his daily
be selected
Something
to ag-re or other and the next morning Harper's would
ryh."r.1hni1 " ' 'or $100 in return
( ior it.
I "Abbey found a sale for all the
sketches he could do for Harper's
i Weekly, and much of his work found
Vopeiwinahall for any Indictable orTenne, , its way Into the monthly. Yet while
pKTe.Maiptint criminally by Information vfl wnH ..! nf . in,.m-
he seldom hnd any money and was
,it t riucs art mm in the lana or nuval
Lvi, or in the m'litia, when in actmil service
liioc ol war or puniio aanirer, or Dy leave 01 1
court lor oppression or misuemeanor in or
Nn nerson shall, for the same offense, be
re put in ji-opardy of life or limb; nor ahall
vsle nroH?iiy te Micen or appnea io puniic
. wiihnut sutlioritv of law and wilhnut lust
.iiincniuition balm Hrst made or aocured." be
h-n liii so as to read aa follow:
Ko iNTson sbnll, for any Indictaole offenae.
pioceeiled aiptliial criminally Dy Inrorma
ii, ricept In cases arrisins; in the land or na-
nrces, or in me minim, wnen in aciuai ser-
te in time of war or public danger, or by
re of the court lor oppres'lon or misde-
nnr in omce. No peison shall, for the same
n. be twice Dill in jeopardy of life or
fcb; uuta rtlKlmrxe of tlve Jury for failure to
Ece, or other necessary cause, snail not work
acquittal. Nor shall private property be
en or spoiled to public use, without authnr-
or law and wltiioni jusl conipenaatloii be-
llrst maile or secured.
true copy of the Joint Resolution.
W. W. OKI EST,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
men'dmext to the constitution
hkoposkd to the citizens of this
commonwealth for their ap-
V)VsL OH REJECTION BY THK OENER-
ANMkH KI.V I V THR I X 1 VI WON W E A I T W
PESNSYLVAXI. PCBLISHRB BY OR. I
WOFTHIf 8KCRBTAKV OP THE COM.
tNWEALTH, IN PURSUANCB OF ARTICLE '
Oil Or TUK CONSTITUTION,
r . iiiivn ii r.lu,,f trnmif
A HVI.l A AIMVliU liV.l
l)Klng an amendment to the Constitution
01 me commonwealth.
Mob 1. Be It resolved by the Senate and
line ol Kepresenlntlves of the Common
t -
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
FOR NOVEMBER4tb7T9ar"
t. O. W. Sw. Sberic of Snyder oonaty. cm
monwemth of penux) Ivanla, do hereby make
known and kit, aoUoa to the Electors of the
county alotesaldt. at an ebvilna win Ni heki
fa said county oa Tueailay, November tin lnul
lor the purpoao ol elocllii the avreral iirrsuu
On person for Oorernor.
On person for Lieutenant Gorernor.
One person fiw beeieiary of luterna,! Affairs.
ww isww ior uiDRresi.
'hM person for Asarmliiyman.
On person for Hherilf
One person for County Treasurer
Three) persona for County Coronilsalontrs
Three persona for County Auditors.
One person for Coroner.
The election places are as follows
lmaumei, at the Odd Fellows- Hall. Id 8e-
111105101c uoivu) it.
id dlstrtct. at the house of John P. Mover, In
and lor Perry lowushlp.
''"" at inu nous of David Uoffer. In
.u. vn v iiiiiinn townsnip.
m aiHtrici. in William Mover's
bulldinir. In
un.
.m i Miritt, anna siitfie Hotel. In and for
Hall, In sod
and lor WasuluRton luwnshr
01 a niHiriet, ai tin
Franklin township.
indolent to the degree of being
kill, of Pennsylvania in Ueneral Assembly I ""J
I. That the fnllnwinir Is nmmwMl . . an "Ilia mnnatr tinwAvar . n u .1
....... j , ...... . . v . , " i mivu
endinent lo the Constitution of the Com'
hvealih of Pennsylvania, In accordance
the provisions of the elirhteontn article
beof:
Amendment.
kid st the end of section section seven, article
fee, the following words: "Unless before it
111 ne introduced in the Ueneral Assembly,
1 proposed special or local law anall Have
1 It rut submitted to a popular vote, at a gun
or -peciiil election in the locality or locali
to tic affected hv its ooeratlon. unilttr nn
kr of the couot of common pleas of the re-
tiw county after hearing and application
iei, ami snail nave been approved by a
intv of the voters at such election! I'rn-
pl. That no such election shall be held un
file decree of court authorizlnir the
1 nave been advertised for at li
affected,
men manner as the court may direct.
irue cop) in tne Joint Resolution.
w. W. OKIE8T,
t-e. retary of the Commonwealth
EDWIN AUSTIN ABBST.
(Appointed by King- Edward to Paint Cor
onation Pictures.)
davainlliK lr.eln Imu. I U JllS WOrK on tlie 1
spent with evil companions or in sa
loons, for I do not remember that
I ever saw hint take a drink or
pmoke a cigar. Instead, nny article
of wearing apparel that pleased him
would be purchased without regard
to price. Silk underwear, hose and
fine furnishing goods vivere his hob
by. "His particular forte was in fucial
expressions, and I imagine that this
Specialty will be well brought out,
panels riepict-
oth dlslrlot. at I lie Old Keiinw.'
for Beaver townshio.
Ti h dlsulct. at the house of Harvey Waener In
and for West Heaver iownh y ver.iD
th district, at the house oi Peter liurtman
In and for Cemre township.
Uth disirli t, at the school house, Kreamer. In
and for .Mlddlecreek towr.shlp. ia
-1W-il",'c1, Bt,l'e house of MalUds Fisher
In ana hir Penn township.
llth district, at HmiryM. IVrk's Uall In aud
forJekson township
m f. 1 Aurn(1 Hotel, In and for
lath rtlslrlcl, nt Die hoiisn of Chrlmlnn t
Oraybllj. In and for Wesi l-crrv wVI,:p
th4rn"n,Uu U0U8U ,D Ud ,0'
JlWv!l&&Sig "'"rmcrs House, la
loth district, at the him of James Mattern.
In and ftir Aihims township
171 h district, at the I'ubllc Kehnol House In
Adaiiisbury, Id nnd (or Hprlng township
. .NOTICK IH HKKKIIY OIVEX.
"That every person, exeem tng Just li-es of the
.. who slu.ll hold an om.-e or appolntmenl
of pn.m or irtist muter the I'nlted Slates or of
this suite, or any city or Ineorpornl.-d district,
v. bet Her a cimiiilsstoned onicer or otherwise a
atiliorilliiiite onicer or avent, who Is or alinll 'be
eiiinlojed under the legislative, executive, or
iii(lli lry depunment of mis suie or ol the
I n teilhliit.-8.orof any tticorrsiraled dlstrlet
and also t hat every meintier of Congress nnd the
siute Legislature, andot lliu or common
ofrnnell 01 any elly, or commissioner of any u"
-orsratcd district, Is by law Incapable ol hold
tug or exiMvlsliig at the mime time, the omce or
appointment -nl judge, inspector or clerk of nnv
election of this CoinuiDiiweiilih, and that no lii.
siiector, Judge or any onicer of micli cleutlon
sliall be eligible 10 be then voted for. U,H-U0"
The Inspectors and Judge of the elections
Min i meet at the reKsctlve places nppulnten
for holding I lie election In the district to which
t lev respii'tlvely belong, before seven o'clock In
the morning, and each of those Inspector shall
oi'HUctt'dhtrlct''11 WU0 ,,""ll"ud vol7f
The following named persons have been nom
inated by I he various parties for the dirferunt
oftlcts an follows:
KITIIUCA!.
fiovernor, Samuel W. Pennypacker: I.iciiten
ant (li.vcrnor. William M. Hrown; tVcretnry of
liilnrtii.1 Air.,. U... u 1, .. ' .
-.-... ... aiiuwii; Kepreneiita
I I've in toiurr.ss (171 h Dlafri.,11 T1....1.1 .1
.Mithoii; Itcprescntiilive in the Oeucral As
sembly, Francis C. linwersos; Mieriff, Charles
fr ""'P""1': Treasurer, I Norman App;
ouuty I ouimissiciirrs, Ilurrlson Moyer and
Jonathan HeichentMch; County Auditors,
buries M. Arbogasl and John M. Hover:
Coroner, A. Jerome Herman.
DKM01 KATII'.
Oovernor, Itolwt K. Pattlson; Lieutenant
i.vernor. Jleorge W. Guthrie; flat-rotary of
Iii-ernul Affairs James Nolan; Representative
inlongies, 17, District); Harry I. Ruber.
Hepn-w-otatlve in Die Ounernl Assembly
t buries 0. I.uuglcr; riherilT, John K. Krillev
Treasurer. Jmiies II . KliiKamnn: County Cora
mlssioner, Henry M. Jlcrkj Auditor, H. Milton
A llltjf.
I'KoHlntTION.
Governor, Silas C. Hwallow; Lieutenant
tlovernor, l.ce I. Urumhitie; Secretary of In.
ternal Affairs, Milton 8. Marquis.
SOCIALIST LA BOB.
Oovernor, William Adams. Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Donald L Munro; secretary of Internal
Allaire, Frank eebun.
, SOCIALIST.
Governor, J. W. Hlayton; Lieutenant Oover
nor, j. niaiiion tiarnes; eecreUry of Internal
AfTnirs, Harry C, Gould.
CITIZKHS.
Governor, Samuel W. Pennypacker; Meutan
nut Oovernor, William M. Hrown; Scxrclurv
of Internul Affairs, Isaac H. Drown.
AMI MAC MINK.
Governor. Robert E. Pattlson; Lieutenant
Governor, George W. Guthrio; secreUry of
Internal Affairs, James Nolan.
BALLOT HKK0KM.
Governor, Robert K. Iattlson; Lloutenant
Governor, George W. Guthrie; Secretary of
Internal Affairs, James Nolan.
G. W ROW, Sheriff.
Slieiitrsonice, StlddiebuiKU. Siiyder Co , Piu
mg the 'Search for the Holy Grail,'
which he is working upon for the
new Boston public library.
"I can see Abbey now ns ho used
to appear to me in the old boarding
house, sketching on a piece of cnnl-
boii rd with some 50 faces traced out
i.: i-:ir,,i 1
People Itclleve 11. u "la B"lu "uuu ,l"u
. , . of them at nil alike. hcn he had
lias been c.vnicallv sata that Ut:t.t,,i i, 1.1 : i i, ...i i i.
cuu be sold by advertising i t his work.
"Abbey could always gee some
thing wjorthy of his pencil in the
Ferio-comic side of life and this lit
tle notebook was full of such eccen
tricities. The value of his work was
shown in a roving commission given
to go abroad on a
t i9 tlsui-llvtbn man who p.nn-
res life a burden who isalwavs
ting loaded.
(Lin
jv a-davs. This is not bo. Many
uieuts have been advertised but
t one Perry Davis' Painkiller
siooa tue tesi of sixty year's
Todny its popularity is grott
ban ever aud is based not unon
't anybody says but unon what
remedy does. There la but one! him by Harpers
Divorce Notice.
To Peter I Strawser,' late of Stculton, Dauphin
county, Penna.
Whereas, Virgio A. Strawscr. your wife, has
filed a libel In the Court of ion Pleas of
Mnydcr county, of October Term. IMIi, No. .
firuying a divorce against you. Now, you are
lereby.notllled and reiiiirud to appear in said
Court, on or Ik-tore Monday, the ninth day of
December. 1IKU next to answer the complaint
of the said Virglo A Slrinvner, and In default of '
such appearance you will be liuble to have a
divorce granted in yojr absence ,
iiliouieliurg. ra. Ii w . How,
Oct. 11, JU02. Micriff of Snyder Co.
"killer, Perry Davis'. .
SSBS-SSS
11 II III I, or i.f l 1. 1.1 1. .il..l...l '
Aiuuicuuiciaticiiiieu
Milton Fair last week.
Ont of nenlh'a Jnwa.
When death seemed very near
n a BevnrA arnmncli a-A lioor
eJble. that I hnd HiiffrA1 with for
V," writes P. Muse. Durham, N.
new jjiie triiis savea
hie and t?avn norfnnt. fianltb "
Bt nilla On nortV, nl OK. t
dleburg drug More, Oraybill.
man & Co Bichfield, Dr. J. W.
PBcll, ronnocreek.
I" Varner, formerlv of Mt. Plonfu
Mills, rcmoved'tYum SliRiuokiti to
ich.
e t-'oniinlHsloiiers bave bad several
h In the (ail ropniiered.
Nlrli-Uen With I'arnlw.l.
"mlorsori Ori.nett, of this place,
'"trick W1 h partial Daralvsia
c)mpi,.tely 1 .Bt the use of one
ana Ride. After liui nr. t.at.i
e'ninent pliysician for quite a
' Jd Chamberlaid's Pain Balm,
WtUs,n5t?'obottle"of
Kn.il .t"W curedGo. 11.
ri. 5" Yerv "naarkable cures
,. it . pirdl V8,s bav een effect
V.teofthi Hniment. It is
or rbnnmatiRm. nnrainH i
es. Sold Tua'aiZ .Til" themaelvei,
w - J uiiuuicuurg uriipT
salary of $10,000 a year. Specimens
of his early work may be seeif in the
draperies for the Vanderbilt library,
for which it is said he received $i0,
000. I was not Burprised to lenrn
that he hnd been selected to paint
the coronation scene, for I nlwnys
believed him to be destined to be
come the greatest painter of modern
times.
"This further reminds me," contin
ued Mr. Kelley, "of his early hopes
to some day ott;iju the fume und
money necessary to become a mem
ber of the famous Artists club in
New York. His mnrringe to Miss
Gertrude Mead, of Greenwich, Conn.,
whom I had known ns a child and
who I had no knowledge that he
hnd ever met, is another link in our
lifelong acquaintance. While he was
indolent in his early career, possibly
a characteristic of Hiilndelphia
birth, I believe his objection to liv
ing in America is due to a desire to
study Knglish home life nnd obtain
greater conveniences for his art
studies, for he is thoroughly Amer
ican." ;
In a recent magazine a notable
tribute is paid the American artist
in the following terms: j
"Saturated with English literature,
domicHed in an English village, fond
of English rural life, Mr. Abbey
tends out as more British in'sym-
and manner than the British
In the coronation is his
great opportunity."
III the Orphans' Court of .Snyder Co.,
J'utiiiHylvitiiia. In tbeestate of Jos-,
epli Iii-ploy, late of West, Heaver,
Township, in Miid county, deceased.
Inquest in Partition. I
To V. A. Wagner, Atty. in Foct for Mary Ann
tlotit, Mrs. Jiva Lepley, Mrs i.ydla VVeack-r
and Abruham 1). Weoder.Mrs. Mary Ann Hooolc ,
and KUm Knock, M,s. Amanda lloyer and bop
hams boycr, Mrs, Ma rail June Mnrkle Und I
Krnnklin H Mutkle, und Hiiriih l.cplcy, all of ;
hnyiler County, l'a. : Mrs. Hester Hiiuipsell and!
and Joseph Sampsell of Howerllclcl, Michigan; I
Airs. Polly Ann Knust and Oeorge Faust, of:
Moore Park, Michigan; Isaac Koinig, ol How
urdsville, Michigun; Mrs. Ainalindit Kilns, of
l, e,iliurg, Michigan; Abraham Hoinig, of S-coits
Mation, .Michigan; Mrs. Klizabnth Heeler ami
ixiniui lieeter, or f ultou, Michigan; Mrs. Han
all inlong and liobert iMloiig of Atishawuka,
iiiuiiiiuti niiuun raraer, ox i nrc Klvcrf, lutcll
Igan: cuniilel h. Parker, of Orand iuiplds,
.iiiciiiKnii ; isaoc r rurKor, oi npaiaing, Mich
gun; Mrs. l.illie Smith and Chauncey N
hinilli, Mrs. Ella Smith and Mumiiel K. bmltli,
of Howard City, Michigan; Unas K. ltidon.
Charle-i A. ltidon, Mrs. Ida M, Cnmpton and
Henry Compton, all of Macomb, Illinois; How
ard H. Fuller, v. hose address is unknown ; John
ii. i.epiey.oi oeigiervnie, lUiiuinuo. ra.; tlla
nlicth Urciner, wliose wherealMiuts is unknown;
.-im aauin neinneriing ami Jolia KemberlliiK,
of Klkhurt, Indiana; Miss I.ucy Ann L'lts ami
Jerry I It., .Mrs. Haruh 'i'ruby, Mrs. llernlce
rvltililelt, and John Klentelt, Mrs. Annie Lep
ley, Annie l'pley, guardian of Dert lplny and
lli-ulnli Iplcy, Wirt Wagner, Wirt Wagner,
guardian of Lottie Wagner and Mabel Wagner.
Mrs. Maggie Dunn, A. WnClalr, guardian of
tuenn uipiey ana rreu i.i-pley, all of Colon,
Michigan, and Mrs. Alibis Hun luirn anil R-runlr
Hanboin, of Burr Oak, Micliigan, hulrs of the
sum josepu iipiey, uectaseU, ami parties In
Interest.
'lake notice, that the Orphans' Court of the
said County of Snyder, Penna., has awarded an
inquest to make paititlon and valuation at cer
tain real estate) of the said Joseph lpley, de
ceased, consisting of a messuage and tract of
land, situate in West Beaver Township, Hnyder
county. Ha., bounded by lands of Levi niiiith,
Daniel Ilassiuger and others, containing AI
acres and 8a perches, and that said inquest will
be held on said premises, on Saturday, Novem
ber . Ii2, at 1 o'clock, p. m., at which time
and place you ate revested to attend II you
think proper.
0. W. Row,
Sheriff"
r-heriffi Office, Hlddleburg, Pa., October 14,
1902.
CR0W1I PRINCESS MARIE.
kmm Mattwat Ws May Oa Day Bo
. ta ttaaoa at Raaasaala la
PaaakulaUalsa.
It Isn't every European country
with a queen so genuinely popular
asCarrnea Sylva" which is lucky
enough to poKsess as promisiug a
succemior to her as Roumaniu doe
in its crown princess.
Prince Ferdinand's handsome wife,
who was Princess Marie of Edin
burgh, came to London with her hus
band to represent Koutnnnia nt the
coronation, and her beauty, clever
ness and general "style" have con
firmed the belief of those who proph
esied when the prince was a young
girl in England that she would one
,
CROWN TRINVESS OP ROUMANIA.
(She May One l)y Succeeds the Famous
"Carmen Sylva.") .
day be a prominent figure mining
European royal women. She hns
reigned as one of the belles of the
season.
When the princess nnd her hus
band arrived famous old Chesterfield
house, which Lord Hurt on Inn tied to
the king for the coronation season
was placed by his inaicstv nt their
dispoxnl.
The crown princess nnd her great
est rival have been in London at the
same time nnd they mnst have met
often, for both of late have fre
quently been the guests of Queen
Alexandra. The other lady in this
case is the beautiful Jlelene ncnr-
esco, the oucen of Koumnnia's hidv
in waiting, whose enslavement of
Crown Prince Ferdinand iiuiile such
a to-do in King Charles domain sev
eral years ago.
Dress is a grent weakness with
the crown princess of Koiimania. At
the reception recently given by the
marchioness of Lnnsdowne to the
Indian princes Princess Mnrie was
the most noticed of the women.
When she was mnrried the crown
princess trousseau was the moBt
sumptuous ever provided for an Eng
lish princess.
Pesides being the niece of King
Edwjtrd, Princess Marie of ltou-
mania bears the same relationship to
the czar of Russia, her mother, the
duchess of Edinburgh, having been
one of the Kussinn royal princesses.
The crown prince and princess
have nn annual income of $150,000.
This is by no means a regul sum,
but it is spent lavishly.
ALTON BROOKS PARKER.
DUtlnirnlahel w York Jurist Who
la Conilnw to the- Front ns Pres
idential Cajldldilte.
Judge Alton llrooks Parker, whom
eoine of the lending drmoerats of New
York are quietly pushing to the front
as a candidate for the presidential
nomination in l'.H4, i the chief judge
of the New York court of appeals aud
Waktkd A Trustworthy- Uenlleman or lady
In each county to manaire business for an old
established bouse of solid financial standing.
A straight, bona flde weekly salary of I1B paid
by check" each Wednesday with all Pxnensna
direct from headquarters. Money advanced for
expenses. Manager, MO Oaxton Bids;, Chicago.
6- tel.
rzr -
lweVVXSlltgNiSfJttyfr'l
can
i
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought lias borne the signa
ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, nnd has been made under his
personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one
to deeelve you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations ami
Just-as-good" are but Experiments, und endanger the)
health of CLildrcn-Experleuco against Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Ti 41 n x
.dcuts uie signature 01
ss
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMf.CfWTtlUW COWmNT, TT MQWIIX WTWrCT.
. Htm VOWW CITY
Sugar,
Coffee and
Groceries.
CTHE DUMDOBE ST0RE
I invite all my friends and pa
trons to my store and wish tc
call your attention to my lines
Calicoes, - 4c up.
Ginghams, 4c up.
Muslins, - - 4c.
Hardware,
Queensware,
Hats,
Caps,
Shoes.
Watch My Markets: Eggs. 20; Buttor, 18.
N. T. Dundore5
DUNDORE, PENNA.
Liberal Atjustments- Prompt Pavme
REMEIVIBEF.
H. HARVEY SCHQCH,
GENERAL INSTANCE AGENCY
Only the Oldest, Strongest Cash Companies,
Fire, Lite, Accident and Tornado.
No Assessments
No Premium Notes.
The Aetna
Founded A. I)., 1819
Home " 44 3S53
American " " " 1810
Assets
11,0 ,13.88
9,83 ,628.4
2,40 ,84.3
The Standard Accident Insurance Co
The Ncy York Life Insurance Co.
The fidelity Mutual Life Association
Your Patronaseis solicited
puR'no HOTWEATHER usc
BLUE FLAME COOK STOVES.
"New Rochester"
HMCKLESS
SAMPLE,
SAFE
JUDGE ALTON H. 1'ARKKIl.
M-ntIonir ns a Presliiontlal l'oi-lbllltjr
by Ntw York Dumocrau.)
ono of t' e most eminent nnd infliipn
tinl juri;a In the entire entt. Judge
Turker in in the very fullness of big
mature manhood. lie has- just passed
the age of 50, hag served in the su
preme court of the state and hns taken
just tnifllcient Interest in. practical
olitic8 to put ham into toueh with the
Various- strata of his party. A native
of Cortland, Judge I'arker hn lived
altogether in the state, although he is
well known in the city, lie hes- been,
chief judge of the court of appeal
since 1898.
The Caar'a Elaborate Kitchen,
The. czar's kitchen in St. Petersburg
is the finest in the world. Its. walls aro
of black marble, and are lavishly or
namented. Some of the kitchen pots
and pant are of solid gold, and origin
ally belonged to the Empress Ccth-rine.
Pillar of Cloud and Fire-.
The "burning mountain" of Montet,
In Aveyron, France, which is of teamii
taken for an active volcano because
a pillar of cloud arises from it by iayi
and a pillar of fire by night, is in re
ality ii coal mine which has been burn
ing for several yers. , J
pOOKINQ under these circumstances in a pleasure. The Kochester
Lump (Jo. Htake their reputation on the Ktove in iifHtioij. The
best evidouce of the catiHfuction enjoyed iH ttHtiinonialu Ruloro and du
plicate orders from ail parts of the world.
Send for literature, both for the "New Rochester" Cook Stove and
the "New Rochester" Lamp.
You will never regrot having introduced these ccods inta your house
hold
The Rocheser Lamp Co.,
Park Palace and 33 Barclay St., Now York.
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