-botore we
Our
Po i all-wool dress suits for
*
PATTON, CAMBRIA CO., PA,
THURSDAY, MARCH
$1.00 PER YEAR
OND & COWD:
This Spring? H so we arc
prepared to furnish you with
all kinds of
Everything but the worms,
7 and you can dig them
in any old place
“you know.”
be here
atid we can furnish you with
all colors of dys | - coloring
ergs. As we Shave told you
Eo handle evervthing
from a “monkey to an ele
~ phant”
A domplete stock of Munvon's
Homeopathic Remedies.
Call and get a copy of Munyon's
| Guide to Health free.
Patton Pharmacy,
Headquarters for
drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Etc.
Opposite School Building.
i
ageration
© When we were boys we
used to tell our parents what
catch if we
go fishing
WwW e grow to be mer-
chants we are apt to exagerate
in speaking about our goods
: and telling the public how far
their dollars will go if they
buy ofns
| We're afraid to say much
| about our new goods, We're
proud of them we might ex-
_ agerate. Just come and look
at them, please, and form vour
own opinion,
| Mothers now is the time to prepare
| your bays for Eastor.
We have the bugest stock of Boyy
and Children's Suits in this end of the
county. Alla
prices will astonish you more this
_goason than they did last.
Good suit for $1; all-wool for §1.50;
| 4. 4.50, 85. :
5 Those little boys’ Easter suits at 2,
2.95, 2.50, 3, to $4. All new things in
| Patton. Nobby and fashionable. Waists
to match these at 40c, 50¢ T6e.
Match as if you can.
Clothier Tailor, Hatter.
ages from 3 upto 18 yrs.
2, 250, 8 3.50,
the “Courier
3 ‘ec DECENDE]
MR. EVANS DEFENDED
akon From the Ehiotsbang Momaimineer
; Written by Hon A. A. Bako
Me Enron: In reading the Motin
taineer of March
cle headed “Attack on Alvin Evans”
and “Extracts fram a Venomons Johns
town Times Article of February 22°
and also saw the article of February 22
It is truly 4 venimoous article, filled
with vitaperstion, misrepresentations
and lien. either malicions or ignorant;
probably both.
Hear the editor of the Joinsdown
“Times prate: He savs that “if
Brother Swank wants to help the Re
sabiican party he hag beter bestinke
himsell to retirement and meditation
for & while.” “He is now plotting to
have the conferees from Cambria
county elected favorable to Alvin Ev:
ans. of Ebensburg, who is an unknown
quantity outside of Ebepstairg, who
has no strength in his own part of tha
eounty, and who ia not seriously re
garded as a candidate for Congress by
anybody 4 narrow. minded, ronmey-
laving eoontry lawyer, who his no fail
Fditor (lark says ‘it is no thing for
Cambria to go back on 8 brave soldier
like Hicks for & skulker like Evans’
« ¥ * When there was a cull for brave
men to go and defend the Jif of the
government Evans cownrdiy stook at
home. While the boysin the field risked
their lived and sacrificed businese and
family and every thing that man holds
dear, Alvin Evans staid st home to
make money.”
The crowning disgrace of the
‘article is this:
‘war he would have been sure to have
been among traitors, where bis sur
roundings would have been eigen.
ial"
seh 1 noticed an arte
Tinws
The ravings of the Times are as base
a slander as were ever uttered. Mr.
Evans is a8 brave and loysl a man as
‘any man living. When the war broke
out Alvin Evans was only 18 yedrs of
age, but if be had been 2 youre oid
and had offered bis service Wo
country no examining board wonid
have passed him ax able to do mili
duty, for hi, being an industrious boy,
had beer employed Bry me ;
ber yard, where be had
Cperddent from
verely for years. Notwitslanding these
facta the heartless editor of the Joins
town Times says Alvio Evans wis 8
AR
HEL
I fem OD
wikl
he mafferid we
mitt
wh ah
ileriiler’t and Vatald hase lO
money.
In 1962. when Governor Carlin cade
for volunteers to gro ont
the State Alvin Evans
“lathe as he was wow one of the
volunteer, The writer was in Wie sage
company with him, atid
Joyaity, and also of ib
had in marching. Fearn
| mnsterad into the United States service
and has an honorable lischarge We
did not have to go before an examin.
jog board.
in dele 0
koopa of ns
difenily ae
WORM
Mr. Evans bax worked lime if
the honorable positions whe
ocenpies by his own
the pride of himself
that he has done so. He Is respected
by all who know him, and his ang
ance is not confined to Ebensburg
Cambris county, nor sven ta the State
‘of Pennsylvania
hohe pu
efforta,
sind Bix frienas
Brio
“Has no strength or following ih hus
own county,’ says the mal ;
tor of the Times, when the Heputigoan
convention of 160 delegates, W Lich Bes
sembied in
the Times man. gave
ans & pnanimous endorsement
gresa, with the privi) of me
his own conferees a gent
the won
Mr Evans has teen a sacoesiiy
torney for 25 years, both in his
county and in the supreme Girt
State, He has practiced ia 4
States court, and at the proe
one of the most prominent lawyers io
this part of Pennsylvania, who has
| been employed on one side or thie viher
| of pearly all the prominent cases Wh ich
have come before the courts of the
county for years past. And yet, the
opinion of the amanine editor of the
Johnstown Times, he ls an “unknown
quantity outside of Ebenstarg.”’
As fur a8 the Times man’s attack on
Editor Swank, of the Tribune, is cob-
cerned. or the claim of Cambria county
or any other county oy this Congress.
jonal District concerned, 1 have
nothing to say, and take po inlerest,
for I mn a radical Prohibition party
man and shall vote the Prohibition
ticket if 1 live until the next election
‘day, but when a man like Alvin Evans,
whom no man who values his character
or reputation dares say aught against,
| has been attacked and vilified, as Mr.
Evans has, by the vile editor of the
“if Evans had wanl to
FAT WR
Times | cannot Keep silent
[ have known Mr Evans for 30 gears;
Lever sine he was a boy len yeans oid,
and have wacthed him with [terest
in his untiring efforts as he worked his
way slong life's thorny path to so
honorable a position as that be now
ocenpies In the community and in the
sonnty court, ard in the supreme court
of the State, and 1 feel proud of a fol-
low towneman who has sccomplished
what Mr. Evans has, and feel in doty
hound to give my testimony in his be
half, entirely onsolicited by him,
A. A Basxenr
Fhensburg, March 7, 1596,
GOVERNMENT AWLHDS
Boovived by the os Radics das i ammiarvs
and Nogrby Conley,
The following pension certificates
have been issued the
March 3
Crrigrinal-~James (0, Hoss, Beithesdn,
[ancaster county; Alfred NN. Rasedl
Ohprchtown, Lancaster county.
Heilman, La Bolt, York county; Wil
fiam Edinger. Reading, Gilbert W.
Flegal, Woodland, ClanrBeld poainty;
Jos A. McUorkie, Markie, Wetmore.
ic Bab
Bin
avi
land county; Absolom M Mars, Raita
burg, Indiana county; A. J. Smith,
Indiana
Original widows, ele Elizabeth
Sti ta. Brush Valley, Indiana county
Moore, Tanoma,
Rueanna Indiana
cantly
Iniresse Nosh Beaber, Mb
ant: Andrew Rabl, Grennsburg;
as Joy, Ramey, Clearfipdd county.
Renews] and increase (iles Steven.
won, Contpors, ClaarfBeid county.
EE Le
Leas.
i;
Bom
Restoration Pralip
Longhaner, Jeanette; Josiah Promser,
Jotinstaown.
Further Bel avtions
Following the recent in
fares,
extended the apolic
snd mile Books 9
revise
Open ralrosad Das
1
the Beach
ation of its thats
cower sil nodots on
th Altoona & Phihpsburg Coa
railroad. Comrnencing, thereon,
Monday, March 5rd, 1998,
bisoks swat by thee {peek
fag
se rAd
read will be bonured for Desay
a LY wi EHR
tho Allaana & Ph
e313
3 {rie
TREES IE
¢ : he 2 sia dati 55 & 3
beard Breer Lhe mage PRENES
6 thd governs on the bewmoh Creek
Fab rod proper. On safe date the
gs <u Re
A
LE pon ralivoad wih plage On wie
yn & %
Visenday evening :
SOIREE iE if SMosditmes fen
Nusti Kaseanr,
as
. -
THERE
a
WW Lika
foie, PURE
oi ¥
Lise Bape Chel departure
for Patton, having spend
The ladies cannnt give LOO
apueh thanks to Wife §
aunk a pind and cared Ge
CWE Lark
%iy etov able
eYening.
2a
Dern
Prod at he Age oR 18
Teds Be
home
&
11:3
acon died on Monday
fas. Lathe arrotiiown,
ot
age 78 verre The devessnd was weii-
wun throughout this part of Cambria
py amd leaves a Regi Gam
rosrand friends to mobs the oe
PR WEED AT
arsid He
Campbell and Aru
Carrolitown, Mrs |
enshgry ant BF
5 oe
geod
2: mer
Living
i ok
TLE ry.
Mix Fligor Ampaiaied.
orning whik Charlie Ad
year-oid sou of Jared
Angnatine, Was pa
Bers citer press his Gi
aving
. i
p11 Band became, 16 sothe =
in the coy wheels sud
Wary Sle
shed quite badly, The young
broaght Yo Patton aa sei) Bas
taken to Br. Worre
wha fogrd that IU was hetessary
amputate the ring Suger C
Band xT
promi ble Sid ii.
fi
f the Boured
he unfortunate Hite fell
i
will no doubt never altesapt to make
sider out OF Leds AM
A fread Pension.
It was learned Thursda) that Senator
and Mrs. M.S. Quay had given $16,000
to the Masonic University fund, and in
addition thereto a plot of sixteen
acres of groond as a site for the pro-
posed institution of jearving in Beaver
county,
rhe as Shas
*®.
EX
Din Beas,
TWO KILLED AT ADRAIN
her Mining Aeestints Which EL
in the Mines wt Palton,
The first great mining disaster in th
petghorhiond of DniBos, Pa. in all of
the 15 years since mining Pesce an
industry of magnitade, took place at
2M o'olock Monday morning, ab the
Rerwind White shaft, jost ant of (hat
town. It came in the form of an ex.
plosion of mine gas and rentited in the
dexth of 13 men, all of [Bois thir
names being as follows:
James Girabam, SN
Jr
Fame Crrabam,
aby YR “we bs
fat hoy
Jobn Monroe.
Josue Pratieth waite
fworge Postiethivaite
Henry Harvey.
{morge Harvey,
Harry Smith.
Lindsey F. Bradley.
Andrew Mowak.
David Bell
Henben Noble
Cearge Ainsley
Al of the dead leave
cept James Graham, J
aN
apd before the extent of
Was Known, messin ers were set into
tn
Wie
famiitles, ox
the gxplinion eourred
the
AR 8500
Sasanter
to summon all the physictans
whe sould be found When the news
renohesd Rothesior manos,
threw miles from the shaft, tb
working there rightly divined that the
services of good, practical men would
tw wanted under the ground and abold
Ll a
shaft. Superintendent Reed, of
Flow hesder Ines fSilowed and. as soon
Oia DATE 4 Sri wfartasd fo
ax be arrived at the shat, went below
with a cage full of his dwn men
The gir was a0
nen. who went down in gangs of abot
$i ool not stay
had below hat the
lorie af a Mme, bait
the npening seein
Gch Detler progres in get
Bgl 0
Aden
sees moan hour,
CRT OP 3 wise
ov
LITE
2 io the
the dissder was mde
a thensand people were al toe
indian
yiwder ground, sul
2 ER pete were geld
maay
nn Ew 2 Bae Bx oc ki
fhe friends of thon
!
Bw FAY As passive
from the fannls of those who wer
the Dedies Goad be pes
SORES,
Mespraiitonn men weal evry Tie
Send ra the morning. io
into a heading north of the abd,
thee four obers 300 AL
Pagans, SIG
bass. Wire 1h i%
‘
Fisgr mam
we ball
3
Dead
Clan
terrific showk
le AWAY
Ger 3 Oo as
pwn] Wis
wat
fi
.
Imoeeiiaiely
wei
pilose of
Mise tums PANY Funny
wad ther o
£5 of Fb
to the shady.
16 ive andl tary
z >
AL eX BREEN
%
Their Sret sfion. Was
Varatiioes whi
Son ay
efor? Of TUTnIng An
ae
5. oid Ra
hot before They Sad
Sa raaes i
4% Pa Fy danas Pa
aad Aare Teale
SPECIE OY wi Baad to
Fos Sch bes hen Feat CE Sh
ake Up tu 2 GE SHEL % Ech
Hig a a HE TROAIS aT
« BIGE PRA UD
WANE
Al
sh Papen 7 #
asks
Badin
i
en Wid at Sdn
1
Fx
whesier
vad ag eX pose pods
day, Foe stared in the Aa
and Suaperintendent i
panied by Bye uel,
grad tried to seals |
anil rem
y gt
Fins,
were overcome by foal au
ered nnoonsciots. A resone part
them out iB line
but two of te party, base Jones and
Charles Lawrence, were boil found
dead. Superintendent Robinson is in
a serious cordition, but is expected to
recover. The fire is confined to a nar
row area, anid will not ease mich
damage.
1 save hres
A Narrow Escape.
Om Friday sflernoon Michael Leon
ard, who lives on Beech avenue, Pat-
He was 1
% br ¥
of
alber
are mreed awl worl at Magee &
FATY OB REPPOW DlEpe
from death while working Inthe a
frown from a tealn of ldaded
age Tb tie,
§
linge s coliwry,
% x ak a
dies whieh wade escenETg 1d
Sota dant
TR
Pevaking both DRE
¢ Aug Thon
amd canghl
sartaivg interna
Lang LW TLOR
gral ugly i
and bedy
baatdes redding sev
sande abot the send |
Mareay amd Noonan
SOETE RINT sires longing after
the 5 he pnfortanstel man
si far ax possibile sdvised that be abonid
be taken £5 hospital where hw cond
receive proper care, and on Sutvrday
hie was taken to the Pol
pital
pag may alwnt
LE
verluyrgt | Btw
ae Leonard oan uliatrioos
I years of age atic Das a
geife and family
Tagmred at the Motiorm ok Lote
ng aot
the Mok grmick
wom welt ing in
Phat Track
Mr
be goa bide To AL.
TEP while
foreign) at
Om Moraiay
Sibi bugs,
Al aery,
aE ou
apes Wi ankle spraining it
will na Sout
eral hye
WiLL COME 10 PRTTON
Wheeden Wi Faniint
aired Statice Monday.
Florida ow &Y the
A marvelons revelation of Lropieal
Lrrarianee, a Norida state fair a roll
ing pa the fand of Aowers
{lorem with golden decoraiyoms and
Fitleat with i liropiesl
iohl soenery.
imposing sities
Yi omderal
Mirveions
int varioty, and splendid with a thous
in ressasliion’
atid Drobieas
wonders sbating So
Ch RE alt Senay Te sede
: hg AH AE
advantages and
Tress.
Lime
siete per
toss miRaadore,
fa conser atory
wander ipl was
2 total vad
sitar gabe
NOTRE AGT Se
VP
i
SEP VET buisize
A %
Bae 3. i v ET
Pasaray DOOR B43
GX Tig er SATIRE ih
Fda
PRT
FHT
Wisi De ORE
Reena
NERY»
POLO
pry Lasin Rey Ro Th deny wn
Of Ae
bo adilpalons are
LEE We a Re
did Shi
we tod &
Kperd] dnd
x kuE graced feat ®t TS
apy Hiaiil, Patt
TREN
ia anti
2
sep ral
®ion a
by BEIMENG Phe aries
wisdds the bepefit of the
1
Panos’ |
satniritas
5 Paine
govks
AREER
wind
Foisnaorald
fanny
napisy lar XW iEN
Pharr ter anphman
&
Ean NEL eh
PERL
#7 wal
Naki bd
rity tad
They are
at rer]
: +s
x aowps I Sogpt % * 3 i 38
peg GOReT 18 Be ING
§ ayn
E pois spo dar $iky
fi Rene y tae
aiumalt arrived ror BrooRvibie
ifr 1
Mr
tis woe
ial
pork
Fra paste oon WW awh
Dyce hers thal Lis
HAsR
alyis DEN
a1
$305 Pn ww en
pond pletion
3 FT uksonvilie Pla. Matis
polis. At Pafton Monday, March 30th,
€
fron 9 4. 8
A ihee Pussies.
of the Passover
snsit Saturday
and will con.
The Fant
The Hebrew Feast
will commeloe
evening, the Sth mst,
tine for one week.
as
spring spook Tu
Our spring stock bas arrived awl
other goods are arriving every day.
See us for prices and you will be happy. |
186 Mirkin & KUsNER,
satissaction, -1612
Patton and
at Effect
xn
ase
COAL PRICES GO UP.
Moot isi oof (Fperators Held in he Pe wind.
Wie Phiimideiphin Ore.
Qatarday notices were posted at the
mines srmnd Patton votifying the
wien that an advance of five cents per
ton, rther work proportionately, would
ga into wiffect Apri Ist This wan
chsering nfrmstion to Lie miners of
this region, whe have worked for
moritha af rehired VORRYS, and, while
there iW sume disappointment that the
ad varies Was not 10 cents par ton, the
advances granted will be accepted
in the hope that the additional five
cents will some at an early date. The
advance Hf Ave cents per ton April Ist
will be general throughout the Clear.
Avid and Beech (reek regions, and
also at the mines of the Rochester &
Pittabary Conti & [ron sorapany and
shome of the Bell, Lewis & Yates Coal
Mining company. Concerning the pro-
posed advances a dixpatch dated at
Philadelphia saya:
he Ritaminons coal operators of
wan met at the office
of the Berwind White company and
affveted a distriet organization, Joba
Lloyd. ¢f Altoona, who has been chair
he various preliminary meet.
sha Clearfield sof
¢
man of the
ings. was lected president, and =»
abe commitien was appointed to select
ive otiver officers. All the Clearfield
operators have identified themselves
with thes organization, which is for the
PART Da of regulating the weal trade
ax owell ws giving It representation in
bie 2 of iid i firmed Blomnons cond
Say
jon, composed of the six dis
telcts slipping to tide water,
Phd exeeniive committee has fixed
spent thie prices for the conting year and
inte effect April Ist
per ton’ or
sad New
at Philadel
Noww and
of 10 Onis
ad Beech
new prices agreed
WERE Gp
which will be pal
The new uric. arm ®1,0%0
Pocahontas
haagred
No reat
i asad lle
seiviailed for several
GRANGE MEELRG
To Be Well at avert stared wy
April
SE LER EL
Fremont sessiog we called 10
x iow .
CApeier
oF
when
will
the Toliow-
Fis tame
soiree of read.
fa Pn
tae tlisossesd of, 4 whieh
13385 pedi HET wii ie rerio reed
whey Om £ halavgus
an recnmmended by the State Roard
Agrionitare Jos. ©
eecitation by Amelia Benbetl;
w X Kirsch
A Aernaon session will open a AY
5 oh Alan Kale BU
ial af MH
senate Of
5h
pent Dy
3 Ie
Baie y
Pasaatiaiain By
of secretary of P
HARI |
ipsa fates
A WEL
Ra
Teer re aries (FTRnges;
Sew pasion for
ol Ong
Proporta
Who Pay
an
NERTINS
Are Lhe Fe
xg
Ani TRARY
Parrish
i o’olacR al
chp or as pomsihie,
a 3
Laibar, ee
whieh
Ad Loy ariel In
of
pian Nhe
{aA
the parposs
itera
wish to take the degree of Pomona
x h i 7% 3
Tie evening seaman Wis 3
-
+a HE
ip. 3
he cilled fo carder af 7
The trogen Ehsan
Ratiladion a
Pengo Repre
ry Warren Wirth Rajeev.
vi Dhemiwral rectiation
stipes hy N ¥
her Penpsyivania
mtr Larange
The processing of aah seemion will
Fog
vy Fe PE Ca Eee
3 w®
Ww
X PR
SCE GTR INARRR.
fiARRETY, Neoreiary
ta E%Y
Fiovista on Whew
Ar HM.
Jao ksonviile,
£3 {resitient oq
xX
rive waver i
sae
-t, ‘ basdhian
River ralircad, & hw
thin work, and he pays special Ben
tion ta movement of the car aud
ita apparent good it is doing through-
out the country. He is a whole-souled
philanthropist, and the residents of
Florida are loud in their praise for the
Th
work he is doing. — Wilmington Del. |,
Daily News
Ma.ch 30th.
While others fil to please we g ve
Du. SWART
At Patton on Monday,