Matton Courier. |
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PATTON PUBLISHING co.. Proprietors.
EB Wins arene, Editor.
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OPINION OF A TAX-COLLECTOR.
He says: “Bicycles should be taxed
a certain sum each, regardless of their |
intrinsic value; for the obvious reason
that the nse of the highway is required
as much for an old bicycle as a new
one.”
We are forced to admit, says the L
A. W. Bulletin and Good Roods, that
the advantage to the road is as much
in one case as the other, but where
would snch a proposition lead us to?
Certainly no one would serionsly
think of a special tax on bicycles in the |
interest of road improvement withoot
also taxing other vehicles in propor
tion, and then how about the idea of
taxing the twenty.-dollar old wagon
of the street-peddier or truckman the
same as the two-thousand-dollar car-
riage of the millionaire?
There may be instances where it is
desirable to specially tax bicycles to
build a eycle-path, or to specially tax
all vehicles to build roads, but it seems
to us that the fairest plan is to tax all
vehicles like other property, on the
basis of a proper valnation: prevent by
law any vehicle from unnecessarily
injuring the road; then build roads
from the general fond.
There is no logical reason why all
expenses of road building and repair
should be borne by the users of vehicles
direct, since, if it were so, they would
necessarily be compelled to charge
more for thelr services, and it would
eventually come out of the pubiic
pocket, as it does at present.
A NEWSPAPER
In the first issue of the CoURIER it
was made plain that it wasnot tobe a
journal devoted to the cause of any
political organization or an assovia- |
tion or associations of any kind. That
has been determined npon because it
was known that a publication which
was other than simply a newspaper
could not be made self sustaining in
this locality —and there is not a more
popular ambition in the newspaper
field than to make a good newspaper.
This matter is referred to here be.
otnse it is gathered from some conver.
sations the writer has had that some |
who toil in the mines at Patton are
disappointed because the COURIER is
not practically a labor organ. We will |
explain briefly the situation. There
are said to be about 400 English speak-
ing miners employed here at present.
If we wore to publish a8 paper for them
alone we would get say 400 subscribers
at §1 a year, $400, with which to pay
the expenses of the office. That sum
would really pay the expenses but a:
~ frmotion of that time and after a num-
ber of weeks the COURIER would be no |
more. That is the actual situation as
‘related to business, without a line of |
sentiment. Andisitnotaplaincase
A newspaper you all want; an organ |
but few want. The COURIER means to |
bs & newspaper friendly to working |
men.
“Johnny,”
alive.”
Le ho demg Ttisa Jane, :
108 theriginal draf of the Declaration |
what are supposed to be the plotures]
of the men who placed their names
with steady hands to that memorable |
document. If the likeness is good, it
would be hard to find in a modern
‘congress an equal number to match!
hem in intellectual appearance.—
a Dreadfully N Nervous.
Gente: —I was dreadfully nervous,
and for relief took your Karl's Clover
Root Tea It quieted my nerves and =
‘strengthened my whole nervous sys-
tem I was troubled with constipation, | |
‘kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea
‘soon cleansed my system so thorodighly
that I rapidly gained health and,
strength Mrs 8 A Sweet, Hartford, |
others. Mrs
Sangerties, N. Y.
‘nerves, stomach,
sold in 50c and Ze packages by CW.
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
: said the kind-hearted |
“don’t you go into the water until |
a —. for If you get}
are in progress for the |
and Diarroah Remedy is the Best.
1. Because it affords almost instant
relief in case of pain in the stomach,
oolic and cholera morbus.
2 Becanee it is the only remedy
that never fails in the most severe cases |
of the finest in this section of the Of dysentery and diarrhoea.
country:
Joseph Ricker.
Gould & Beezer.
C. W. Hodgkins.
H. A. Witherow.
W. CC. Hubbard.
M. M. Craine.
Frank 1. Baker. i
W. P. Jackson. | cance of cholera infantum.
T. W. Lotta. ; *
E. C. Brown.
WC. Lingle. i bowel complainta
| 8 PRecaase it prodnoss no bad resnits
C. Grenninger. i es
S. W. Eddy. P98 Becanse it is pleasant and safe to
J. W. Lapfer. take.
J. C. Harper.
John N. Nagle.
B. FF. Wise in the world.
Goo. Prindible. The 25 and 50c sizes for sale by
Mr. Johnson, lineman on the C. & C. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
division of the P. R. R.
Howard Woomer.
Geo. C. Yeager, and many
who gave a willing hand towards its’
constraction,
{that will care chronic disrrhoes.
. 4. Because it is the only remedy that |
Lwin prevent bilions colic.
5. Because it is the cnly remedy that |
"will ctive epidemical dywentary.
| more people than any other medicine
WwW,
! Yon may haunt the world over and
others | YOU will not find ansther medicine
tequal to Chamberlain's colie, cholera
i and Diarrheoa remedy for bowe! com-
| plaints It is pleasant, safe and reliable
[For sale hy CW. Hodgkins, Patton
| Pharmacy.
Heddache for Forty Years
For 40 years I suffered from sick
‘headache. About a year ago | began | To
using Celery King. The resait was Jlereaflor all patrons who wish a
gratifying and surprising. my head- | (display advertisement in the Patron
aches leaving at once. The headaches | Cormier. or who wish to thange their
‘used to retarn every seventh day, bot | “ad” now running, most hand their
Advoribers
thanks to Celery King, I have had but copy in not later than Toesday at 2
one headache in the Inst 11 months. 1 o'clock pm. of cach week, If handed
know that what cured me will help in later than that time it will have to!
John D. Van Keven, be held over "Hil the next week, Al
Celery King for the well regulated newspapers must have
liver and kidneys is 's specified time in which
fanech business: if not, the
liable to
tis pea
paper
bakery
Dans,
and would have good reasom
oppo- | : {Try to get copy in early.
Parrox Pra. Co.
Patronize your home
‘buy your bread from
site the Palmer house,
8. Becanse it is the only remedy
‘that can always be depended npon in|
Because it is the most prompt
{and most reliable medicine in nee for
| become so.
10. Becanse it has saved the lives of |
injurious droge.
‘Bold only by CO.
Pharmacy.
bee besued several hours be. |
‘hind time and then the sabscribers
to complain. |
1 served from 61 to "84 and was
wounded May 10, 1584, in the Batsle of
the Wilderness. I would like to have
‘my old comrades know what Celery
King has done for me. In 1590 my old
complaint, chronic diarrhoea,
‘back. The doctors conld not stop it,
3. Because it is the only remedy ,.¢ Celery King cured me and Iam
—Frapk Beeb.
once more enjoying life
jer, Owosso, Mich.,, (Co. F, 4th N.Y.
IV. Lj) Celery King for the nerves,
‘liver and kidneys, is sold in 50c and 25¢
packages by 0. W.
Pharmacy.
The Way to be Besutiful.
came
Hodgkins, Patton
Every lady wishes to appear attract. :
By using ‘Celery Wine" yon will
Rlpeplossness,
fainting spells, or female weakness,
sofn wear a woman out
ive,
sound nerves. “Celery Wine”
and strengthens the nerves, and pro-
| motes sleep. Warranted to contain no
Large bottles, Mo.
W. Hodgkine Patton
Karl
take
Blot
For constipation
Root Tea, the great
cares headache, neryvousto
on the face, and makes the Dead
amg bell Raold at Corner [rap
What Pr A. F Salier Sars
Buffalo, N. Y From
personal knowledge, gained in observ.
ing the effect of your Shiloh’s curs in
rae of arlvanoesd ¢
prepared to say it is the most remark-
atde remedy that has ever been broaipht
to attention it has certainly
‘waved many from consumption.
at Carner Drug Store,
Carrs
my
¢ HiERineEs,
farhe,
siem cure head
Ages x
ipans Tabules: Ain laxative
Ripans Tabul ATTRA,
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach,
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief,
Ripans Taboles cure flaiulence,
el care
“ Best” is an easy boast. But there's no best
expect something extra of best; something extra
flour; something extra in wear from best cloth;
It's that something extra in Ayer's Sarsa-
That something extra is quality.
cures from best medicines.
parilla that makes Ayer’s the best.
Remember it's quality that cures, not quantity.
People’s Drug Store, Seymour, Conn., says:
for twenty-five years and when a customer asks me
I say: ‘If you will take my opinion, use Ayer’s
without a test. You
in bread from best
something extra in
Geo. Smith of the
“1 have sold your goods
for
s Sarsaparilla; I will guar-
antee that you will receive more benefit by using one or two bottles of
When they take it, I never hear any complaint.”
= After twenty years’ experience as a druggist,
any similar preparation on the market, and [ give it the preferance over all others
WixIDWARKD,
AC
= Is our estimation. as regards §
heard it spoken of in other than the
W.E TERRILL &
es terms”
«1 consider Aver’s Sarsaparilla the best blood purifier on the marks”
West Gardaer, Mass,
Pa GRISE & CO,
t
* During fifteen years of experience with Aver's Sarsaparilla, i
single case wherein it failed to cure if used according to directions ”
F OQ COLLINS,
compound.”
Aver's Sarsaparilla cures all diseases that have their origin
blood: sores, ulcers, boils, eruptions, pimples, eczema, tetter,
It cures cheaply, it cures quickly, and it cures to stay.
arilla, Aver's is the standard
CO, Pharmacists, g State Strest, Montpelier. Vi
Druggist, Paris, Mo.
Ayers than vou would by using half a dozen bottles of some other kind.’
in
impure
scrofula, etc.
That's why it’s best.
i consider Ayers Samsaparilla superior to
we
Warcester, Mass
We have never
have set to learn of a
“1 believe Ayers Sarsaparilla contains more medicinal value than any other similar
JAMES DOANE, Dispensing Chemist, Kingsville, Out.
To keep
yourself attractive vou must have good
quiets
my
Beied
Patton
dizziness,
BR AO and r= of them
; fine home, or would prove a profitable
investment to anyone with any Ba) Sapa)
CG invest Parvmir &
or de Ee
Bublect to es changes:
Restor i rvemte pvr postin
Cabbage Fa = -
Basehiw hog a -
Cras
i Paton
ESE
— Will continue for—
Sovpen
¥%
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.
3.2 :
MiveRs Brore Co. | Limited |
New DENTIST
Fon
rr. Chas. Ernest Chase, graduate of
Pennsyivania University,
fy cried in the Releases baiting, eg te
ATC Vity Bostaursnt, when be is prvpmeved to do alt
Wide of Tested work sued as
FILIING TERTH. PLATE WORK,
THR N AND BRIDGE WORE,
EXTRACTING ET.
Cofbos Stent (homme haoart with ail
3 Pim {ee Roms wl
HEE Chem dopo me Ted poe and 7
Divess COAL work Arr ted ard 8
Proenr patronage solhoited ed
PATTON
WOODEN. MANDFACTURG
COMPANY,
vor Mass faeto vers of and Divi irs Jimees
ail Kinds, Planing Mill
Rash and Doors of
all Kinds
VORKMANSHIP AND
LUMBER
Fre »
TATION
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No i ICCS We
are Sure
Vill.
T
making
interest
to
weolern 8
Trae =a I
pny Se Ep -
ihernd share of
th
A ii W an
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nnghams,
hie 1
hirt Wo
Ch a wiil i
below CORet.
Here is a chance to get
h Goods,
Percaies,
and Tan
* a
he closed ont
{IstS 2
a
Handsome
Dress
Pattern
j BF A ur gen
{ At a Bargain.
Lambe of
Work,
LU ARANTEED
Prices and terms reascnabie
Wea bave Just reveived a car load of
doors and wish to which we your
special attention.
OFFICE
and in Room Nao 7
Building.
FirsiNation’ |Bank
OF PATTON,
Patton, Cambria Co, Pa.
LAL Min of Good
Will give you a big
reduction on all
DRY
GOODS
In our store. Our stock
1s all new and up-to-date, and
of the best quality,
Special low prices
on remnants of carpet.
Will make beautiful
RU GS.
Don’t fail to come before |
(this big Reduction Sale is)
past, for prices were never as.
as now. If you want
bargains that are bargains call
and get them.
CAPITAL PAID ep, $50,000.00.
SURPLUS, $40,000.00.
Asecints of Corporations, Firms, Individe.
ale and Hanks resdvad spon the most favor
Ble terre cosisiatent with ale and conservative
} icing
0 Leman Hekuts for mnie Sor a Se
. reign Deals in
io tiem of Lhe EE ied sd
ALi SoA will have osr pmenpt and
prrwonal alten
STR or ne dope,
BR Parron, Wax H SaxproRd,
America’s s War
for Hu
TOLD IN PICTURE AND STORY
and written by
Oomplete
SENATOR JOAN J. INGALLS,
{Try Thomson's
Glove-Fitting
Corsets and Juha
Marlowe Shoes,
Great Bargain Sale at
QUINN'S, JORNSTOWN.
corset and and shoes' The entire remainingstock of Ladies’
Th fit
ee most perfect nt
ting
; and Misses’ costs and fares will be
on the market. hos
We well oo. best ¥
musiin at 34c yard
Outing cloth at fe ya 4c yard
Ginghams at
Cut prices a . misses’ and
children's Po. the lowest made
AT QUINN'S.
Supply
0.