Tram Trnm a 1'cnrftniliitit of I1ircifa.
It viii inicliiiKlit nml colli. A fw
ulilverinu iipwbIkiva climo liy 1'in nllnjr
ruinir round n ilii'slntit vrmlrv'H ilnti.l
lilcn (lies roiuiil tli ImiiK of n tiinluiwm
ImiTt'l. Tim few ninsi'r linn inl iiIumr
villi llii'ir rout, colliirn turni'il up nml
tym stniinlil nlit'iul. Trillin wnnn't muni.
Hmlili'tily a liiMirtrpiiiliiiK Mirli'k lirolie
tlm utillnifs. follnwnil by ilti'nim mili
Miitf. Tim cliiwtiint. limn, i inning hl
hiuiilM liken iiiiininc, Imiiif over IiIhiivit
ttmit'it Klanil. Si;ii1;h nml )ii inn cimln
KtrraiiiiMl iirross Ihn niili'Wiilk. A niupln
of lioyn dliot uut of t-ilit nriiiiml I lie
nrnrost rornrr. Tim wilm urcw Inmlrr
Biul iimiikIi'iI villi iiiijn I'i di limn In mi
unknown toiiKiM. Liki niiiin rmwil
pntlii'ii'il. A iiilii i'iniiii KMiinti'ii'il over.
A Imiilic! ilaxlii'il up. Slill tlmnnliK burnt
from Hie Ih'UI'iIimI fare of llm pinir for
rtKiicr. Homo of tlm rrotvil liuilicil.
Tim lirnliii limn nsknl liim why he
didn't rliiisn tlm Kiiinin nml uive tln ni a
soutul lliiii.'liinn. Jin lux 1 never tlionlit
of t hut, lint nt til ii word Miirtcd uficr
liifl torinendirR, Mill biiIiIiIiik. It wiw
too Into, llu ciinie li:u k, rlglili'd IiIh
iiipsizi'd nppiuntiiH. n-rnH'il up the
ehi'BtnntH mid repliieed tliem over the
little llio that reiiiiiined, i-ryiiiK nil the
wliiln likn n whipped firhoolhoy. The
crowd ncnttered, tlm lierdii! driver drove
on, tliu d ili of the i-lieatinit mini urew
lesn nml lens until the fnwty air turned
thorn Into n chatter.
"Them Dnuoeft nln't wutlt nothin,"
Kiiid olio yomiK fellow to ntiotlier n they
liurrieil down the Ktreet. "They linwl
like Imliii'H."
And yet 1'ivmir'n Ii'hIiiiiiiiIi'h mid llari
bnldi'8 riflemen were of that race. Uon
ton Journal.
A TriitlhlrRoliifi fllrl Hiilnt.
Tlm ntntnnml Keiieral Kovcrniim iiIh lire
very lunch nlaruied over the Indian
tronlilrn in the wohIiiii part of tliisntnle,
in the Sierra Madre mmiiitaiiiH. Ac
cording to the reporiH which have
reached liere duriiiK tlm last few dayH,
tlm Vaipii ludiaiiH have heeu Kreiilly
ni'DUxed by the wholeNiiln nnmsacio of
their neighbor nnd friendly trilm at To
nincliie by Kovernineut tumps. The
lieiiceable Viiq nix in the valleynof Ho
nora ami Chihiinliim are It-iiving their
fariim ami rauclipH, and with their wives
and children are Kidhorintf at nn ap
pointed rendezvous in the imiuutuiim
north of Trinidad, where they have dis
covered another pnlron Mint in the ier
son of a beautiful Mexican girl named
Anita Roca, whose father is a shepherd.
St. Anita urges the Indian worsliiHn
to inako war upon the Mexicnns, and
to reclaim the rich Mexican lands in the
Yaqni valley which the government hns
taken from them. There nro several
hundred Indian braves and about 200
Mexicans now preparing to begin their
depredations and war of extermination.
They are nearly all well armed, and are
expected to begin their campaign assoon
as winter sets in. Cor. St. Louis U lobe
Democrat. Mors t'an.illnna llrrti Thau In Caiinila.
There is trouble in the Young Men's
Conservative club of Toronto. Presi
dent Armstrong recently made some re
marks derogatory to the Conservative
government as to its policy, which al
lowed wholesale immigration of Cana
dians to the United States, and said
Canada was Xmng annexed to the repub
lic) by job lots. This led to charges tiiat
he was not loyal to the Conservative
party, and at a meeting today the club
was asked to pass a resolution expressing
its disapproval of Armstrong's views.
In the discussion that followed it was
asserted that there were now more na
tive born Canadians in the United States
than in Canada, and more in Chicago
than in Toronto. The resolution was
defeated. Cor. Chicago News-Record.
A rnlata'i Wlrk.it llrother.
It is rumored that one of the brigands
who have been mnking havoc in the
Campagna U a brother of the vicar gen
eral. Not long ago he headed a party
of de.-iH'radoes that attacked the vehicle
of a church dignitary on the outskirts of
Rome. The divine was horribly fright
ened, but was reassured by the highway
man, who declared ho would not harm
so well meaning a man as himself. In
a short while monsignore and the
masked man were in deep conversation,
the former having been completely won
over by the distinguished manners of
the brigand. A few days lutor monsi
gnore received a courteous note explain
ing that a fur lined clonk was needed,
and stated that it might be left at a cer
tain spot. Baltimore American.
"Sweating" and Enullnh Dressmaking.
England is finding that there is aa
much "sweating" iu dressmaking as in
the tailor trade. It has been discovered
that the most aristocratic west end
dressmakers do little in their own shops
beyond cutting and basting linings, giv
ing; out the rest to wretched women
forced by the pittance they can. earn
3.60 to $8 per week to live in misera
ble'; tenements and unsanitary, disease
breeding rooms. New York Times.
The Oldest Maeon.
( Hugh Boyd and Mrs. Fannie Johnson
were burned to death in a dwelling
house fire at St' John's on Nov. 29. - Mr.
Boyd is said to have been the oldest
Mason in the United States, t He had
1 been cared for by the order for the past
fifteen years. Detroit Dispatch.
..." Hovel I'm for Jails. .. -
Some of Kansas' empty jails are at
present being used to store the surplus
wheat. Thin iiiiliimtaa a honlthv mtata
oi morais ana nuances. Kansas
Journal.
City
' The commissioners of the District of
Columbia have issued' an order, to the
effect that all the theaters in Washing
ton must be fitted throughout with eleo
trio lights.
' Mr. Clarkson, of the national Repub
lican committee, is not a general and
does not like to be called by that title. '
The personal estate of the late Duke
oiyHjehester was worth only $3,165,
A
YER'S
Sarsaparilla
Y-our beet rcmcc'y fcr
E-rysipelas, Catarrh
R-heumatism, an J
S-crofula.
Salt-Rhcum,Sorc Cycs
A-bsccsses, Tumors
n-unning Sores
S-curvy, Humors, Itch
A-nemla, Indigestion
P-imples, Blotches
A-nd Carbuncles
R-ingworm, Rashes
l-mpure Blood
L-anguldness, Dropsy
L-lver Complaint
A-ll cured by
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
t'ri'pnri'it liv tr. .!.'. Avit fc I'".. t owi'M, Msm.
I'.il.l liv iill llMiuuKin. f'rli i' l i ! t.iilll' -, .
Cures others, will curoyou
Ed. Gooder,
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Opposite S toko's drug store.
DR. J. A. BURGOON,
SPECIALIST,
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Defies the world to show more sound, well
cure of I'atarrli.t'anoer.Hcrof ulu and private
diseases of men and women than lie ran.
417 . tape worms removed In 42 montliH.
Cancer removed from all phi-Ik of the IkhIv
without the knlfu. Hl'lUJOON'H Hymum
Renovator will cure headache, bllllouimuHH
and all atnmai'h trouble. - A a blood purlHer
tt Ih the wonder of the world. Around every
bottle of lliln remedy Is wrapped a preytirlp
tloni a.Kure cure for LaOrlmie Inltaworat
HtUKHH. At all druKKlnta at t i.OU per liottle or
hollies for n.0O. (lllli-u kourx from 8 u. ni.
to v p. in. iwnu stamp for liiformutlon. I )
Tilt. J. A. HIIHaOON.
47 Ohio HtriH't. i
AliI,KGHBMY llITY,
" l''oi5alo at H. Alux.toko's, Ueynoldsvllle,
m
Til 10 LAIM1KHT AM) F1NKST AHSOJtTMKNT
KVKR HKOrOIIT TO
DOLL CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
CARTS,
DRUMS
A!
MR
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BIBLES,
GOSPLE HYMNS,
POEMS.
iiookH clicjipcr lliaii
tvT before olFertMl
A 50 cent book for 18 cents.
FINE CELLUOID GOODS.
Kvery thing mutable for
Cln'intiiinH jireHentH.
('nil nml look at our ntock, it in the largent in JeflerHon
county. PriceH to Huit everybody.
Oonie ami nee uk, come early in the week before the ruHli.
We have jiint what you want nt
Dr. Alexanders dmq store,
Successor to S. Reynolds.
Gash op Gredit.
POTTER :
Gash op Gpedit.
House Frill Cools !
Household Necessities liave become the
inont popular
HOLIDAY GOODS.
500 ROCKERS AND CHAIRS
TO SELECT FROM.
We have in utock always: Folding Iieds, lied Room
Suits, Beds, Dressers, Toilet Stands, Cheffoniers, Springs,
Cots, Matresses, Pillows, Feathers, Blankets, Haps, Kitchen
and Dining Room Tables, Side Boards, Chairs, Cupboards,
Sinks, Children's Cribs, Cradles, High-chairs, Rockers and
Commodes, Parlor Suits, Lounges, Couches, Bee Lounges,
Upholstered Rockers and Chairs, Wood, Reed and Cane
Rockers and Chairs, Parlor Tables, Hall Trees, Cabinets,
Secretaries, Book Cases, Office Desks, Office Chairs, Parlor
and Looking Glasses, Carpets, Rugs, Hassocks, Mattings,
Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Lace and Chenille Curtains, Curtain
Poles and Chains, Stair Rods and Buttons, Screens, Easles,
Ottomans, Bric-a-brac, Window Shades and Wall Paper. -J
We Advertise No Humbug
To get your trade, but try to please by kind treat
ment, Correct Styles and Prices.
The Largest Stock in Central Pennsylvania !
Here it is !
There is not nn article iu this paper
lllilt In llinr.' wnrtliv if ritinlltm4itii
vt vviiniMi'iui lull a
ll il.l . If II A J, 4 . .
iiKiii mux one: vnnT. ine people want 1h
TRUTH SQUARE DEAL!
And Ihey know where to get it. Here is nnolher slice of
news that will create! another
BIG SENSATION
In this Community.
Every person that Mudies the interest of themselves, their
wives and families will lake, or ralher should take,
advantage of this article, bemuse it will be
conceded by every fair-minded person to be
nothing more than a straightout effort to
keep up our well earned reputation
Perfect Boom
"' TU "V t S
i lie unuiiidioi s
oQi Small Front system.
Possessing that steadfast, determination not to be outdone
by our competitors. All our goods "will undergo
another (treat Reduction. This (Jrent Dimitiun
tion will keep thinkers thinking, nnd it will
also pii.y.leour Rivnl'sThinkers, especially
when they commence to think nnd
rea 1 i ze 1 1 1 a t we h issess the cou rnge
to do it. It will be n
And one that won't require self
booming because every Over-
coat, everv Suit, everv n.-iir of
Trousers that will leave our establishment
WILL BOOM ITSELF.
And customers will help to boom it for us. You can make
your selection commencing to-morrow.
hundreds of ()voi;cojitK,
hundreds of Suits,
hundreds of Ulsters
$5, $7, $9 $10, $12, $14.
Worth, without the faintest shadow of exaggeration, forty
to fifty per cent, more than the above charges.
Wishing to aid all by our Small Profit System,
and thanking the public for past favors,
We remain, always sincerely,
BOLGBR BROS.,
Tlm recognized Lending Clothiers, Hatters and Oents'
Furnishers of Keynoldsville, Ph.
Just in Season !
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118-122 Long Avenue, DuBois, Pa,
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oi:n
STOVES.
In fact anything you may desire in our line
in our mammoth store.
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ELSEWHERE
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muinablti. IMiilnmiiri irrnntiMl to thiwe diihhIi
tixamiuutluu. bvuiltor I'M KK Circular of Inturuiutloii
wm nn'n n n n remunittuU!. HliilnmttH irninliil to thiMe puhhI
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