THE PATTON COURIER, SEPTEMBER 135, 5g As yo et Patton Courier. ————— PATTON PFUBLISHING CO. Prapristors. ® Wire Garexy, Editor. - 1888, ESTABLISHED TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy, one your, in advance, - $1 Sr Adveritgng rites pads Known apon sp plication, No papery Mascntinned antl afl arrears ages are paid, aniess &t the option of the publishers Entered x1 the PostofMer 82 Pation as seeond. chuss frail matter COUNTY OFFICERS. Presiden: Padge Hon. A.V, Barker. Padhonotare 8 W. Davis Register av Recorder -F, B Jones Treasurer FF, Spencer, Sheriff dion, M, Werte, Deputy Sheriff Elmer Davis. Pistrict Attorney 8 Morphy omni basioners Joes, Howtetier Hoover, Cornmiissicmers’ Clerk Jolin 7 (ates. Comnty Superintendent T. L. (ittweon County Barveyor--B. GG Fetterman, Coonty Amititors- A LL Miltenbenger, P.M tawrence, John (Gittings. Jary Commissioners — and W. D Milier, Coroner Tir, F. 8. Livingston, Poor Directors Jaros Somerville, Jones ahd Janes Moore ard Ansieom Weakland Thos T. Tine or ROLLING (OU RY tet Monday of Marcel, | 1st Monday of Sept. jst Monday ef Jinnse. $18 Monday of [we Argument Commit ix Meld Between the abwve Antes BOROUGH OFFICERS. Barges. fever, Prigsdivie, Comaetl- Aix Month, Fustesrd Imai Po Jones J CMe ik. Frank Auderson, Sebwd Foard HH. Cuarfrann, awerstary: ares 0 Hodter W 4 Justice of the Peas co Meer Prometsrr president WW. { I, Hiaie, BE. FP Jiastury Wehedbd, premident: 13 1 mand ford, trom B MoPhersoe, Thais, Jax rrewell Ww i frag, Joan EB ¥ HH Saetfond 58 The Autiars WW. A Mellon, ( A. Hepsbor Fudge mf Fleetion.o Joka Trmen, Inspestor Wn, Clark, Fates GiiHeor. Constable Samuel FE. Jones. Chief of Police mn’! Holes, Street Coopmissioner-Samcl KE Jones, High Constable... Pan’ Holes, Wr ar war over and the worst realized, Weyler is now beginning to fight like a flend. Webi oA Ta FE CO THE QUEFTION which seems to be bothering the minds of our citizens now is whether we are going to pave Magoe averine this fall or some other ae THE CONFERERS in the ‘Republican Congreesional fight in this district are Do nearer to a nomination than they were the first day they met. How much longer will it last? Who can tell? IT 18 reported that there are parties in this vicinity who have been violating the game law by killing squirrels and pheasants out of season. If they wre exposed no doubt the expense of their sport will not be at all acceptable. ~~ Tue Parros clothing merchants have began to lay in their stock of fall and winter clothing and persons living in and around Patton cannot he better suited in tide live than right here. We have the finest stores in Cambria county and they are always well stocked with s fine line of goods. Not only can our merchants meet ootside competitors in quality and gantity of _ goods, but their prices are always the lowest. FOR INFORMATION we take the liberty fering from coughs, colds, sore throat, of asking the honorable body of Patton Borough Council whether or not is a property owner compelled to ask the Council for permission to erect a pave. ment on a street or streets in front of his property ? Whether the property owner is compelled to ask the Council for permission to ask the Borough Engineer for a grade of pavement? And is the property owner or the Bor- ough supposed to pay the engineer for work of giving grade? Parties con- templating the erection of walks or pavements have received information from borough officials vice versa on the subject and wish to be properly - enlightened so they can act accordingly. IF WHAT comes from the Isthmus of Panama can be believed, and this gov- ernment constructs the Nicaragua Canal, thers are likely to be two canals ' between the Atlantic and the Pacific. A gentleman from Panama, now in Washington, who has no reason to exaggerate said: “Although there is not much talk about it in the news- papers, the construction work now in progress on the Panama Canal ison a scale of magnitude which will bring it to a successful issue. There are now over 4,000 men employed on the canal, and the work is being done in a thor- ough and scientific fashion. Had the first company proceeded as carefully as the present one, the canal would have . been in operation long ere this, but the first company squandered millions, hardly leaving anything to show for the money that was spent like water.” NO FEAR OF GERMANY. There is not yet any reason for war against Germany because of her re-' ported intention to take the island of Pelayan either by right of purchase from Spain or by direct seizure, says the North American. When either one of the two things occurs, it will be time for us to send Dewey or Schley to Germany with a fleet of warships for explanations. But we do not think either will happen. As one of the - Philippine group, Pelayan is sacred territory under international law until is an accomplished young lady. Tthe end of the negotiations tween Spain and the United States, to carry on which an armistice was arranged. That armistice covers the entire group, and while Spain cannot sell one of the islands or give it away, nor Germany buy one, neither can the latter seize any of them, unless she cares to bid defiance to international law. Then there would be cans for war: but as we have said, we don’t think there will be any war, for Germany, despite her bluster, has a pretty wholesome respect for the United States, and will not needlessly or for a mere trifie—pre- cipitate a struggie with us. To Become a Nan. Miss Mary Schwab, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schwab, and sister of CC, M. Schwab, president of the Car negie Bteel company, went to (Greens. burg yesterday to enter the Novitiate at 8t. Joseph's Convent. Miss Schwab She gradaated one year ago at the New England Conservatory, Boston. Cresson Fprings Sold A Philadelphia dispatch says the Cresson Springs hotel was sold at ave- tion Monday to Lawyer John L. Wilson, | of Philadelphia, for $25,000, subject to a $100,000 mortgage. Wilson refased to say for whom he purchased. A Common Danger. If you have ever had a cold which you permitted to “wear away’ it may interest von to know that it was a dangerous proceeding Every and cough which is neglected paves the way for consumption. bronchitis asthma or catarrh famous German throat and lang rem. ody, will cure any sough or cold and save you from consumption Patton Pharmacy, . W. Hodgkins Prices 25¢ and 50 per bottle Garland and Jewel Ranges. Fully warranted. At J FE Kirk Hardware COMpany’s. Headache Fo Forty Years For #0 years | soffered from sick headache. About a vear ago | began nsing Celery King. The result was gratifying and surprising, my head. aches leaving at once. The headaches used to return every seventh day, but ‘thanks to Celery King, I have had but one headache in the ‘ast 11 months. | know that what helped me will help others. Mm. John DD. Van Keuren, Saugerties, N. Y.. Celery King for the perves, stomach, liver and kidneys is ‘sold in 50c and 25¢ packages by Patton Pharmacy, C. W, Hodgkins. (io to J. E. Kirk Hardware Co. special prices for haps, carpets, mat- tings, etc. A Young (HV: Experience. My daaghter's nerves were terribly ont of order, She was thin and weak; the least noise startled her, and she was wakefu! at night Before she had taken one package of Celery King the change in her was so great that she the sume She is rapidly growing well and could hardly be taken for girl. strong, ber complexion ix perfect, and she sleeps well every night. Mrs. Lucy MeNatt, Brush Valley, Pa Celery King for the nerves, stomach, liver and kidneys is sold in 25 and 500 packages An Important Question, If your friends or neighbors are suf. or any throat or ung trouble (includ. ing consumption ;, ask them if they have ever nsed Otto's Cure. This famous German remedy is having a large sale here and is performing some wonderful cares of throat and long diseases. No matter what other medi. cines have failed to do, try Otto's care. large sizes 256¢ and 500. Sold by Pat. ton Pharmacy, (!. W. Hodgkine Ripans Tabules cure indigestion Ripans Tabules cure flatulence. Ripans Tahules pleasant laxative Ripans Tabulea: for sour stomach THE GENTRAL DISTRICT & PRINTING TELEGRAPH CD. Of course vou can get along without a telephone The time was when we got along without the tel- graph, electric light, kerosene otl and even tallow candles. But nobody likes to do this and 1t the same way with a telephone. If yon are in busi- ness, people think you should be up-to- date. To be up-to date you must have a telephone. Ours is the only one that works. For rates, ete, apply to F. L. BAKER, Manager PATTON, 5 PA. Telephone 100. oF wid ; (rts Cure, the Resid by ; v Noriow, We, the undersigned. do hereby agree to refund the money on two 25- cent bottles of Baxter's Mandrake Bitters, if it fails to cure constipation, billicusness. sick headache, or any of the diseases for which 1B recres- mended. Also will refund the money om & W.cent bottle of Downe’ Elixir, of it does not cure any oough, cold, eroup, whooping congh, or throat or Lumber! series a milion feet of arm now prenared to fornied it in the rongh in afl oe lengths ote Diediverad on short notice, a2 the lowest price and on reasonable terms tan furnish all Kinds of mind bey suck as bank rails, ste. ’ handle hard wood lnmber. long difenlty We amo guaranties ome cent bottle of sither of the shove to prove satisfactory or money re fonded. For sgle by OC WW. Hodgkins, Patten Pra rmacy Two Feit for Sas Cheap. Hassle thy Two vey PISTON OF Tesi dence [ots ~ormer of Fifth and Palmer avenaes and the other ad. joining on Fifth avenoe, one-half square north of © W Hodgkins drug store Will go st 8325 and 8275, respectively Cail sm or sddress FE Will Greene, Apent, Patten, Pa Patronize your home bakery and buy your bread from Dans, oppo site the Paimer house Ls OFS For fee cals snd pion 20 | to Daw! bakery. Cond morda water and refreshing root W. Hodgkins, Patton beer on tap at C Pharmacy. The Carroiitown fair will Weainesdsy, Thursday and Toesday, Friday, Havin furry heer September 20, A bigger lime than ever this Year All bills cot wo order Kindling wood by the load Chas. Rhody, PATTON, PA Offew in Ofte building, Beech avenue. 21, Fo to Daw Takers - your| Beee be "Railroad. frewh bread and cakes. eech Creek 1 Patronise home industry by baying x Content Time Ft your Sone and feed 32 the Patton Feed uy | and Buckwheat Mills 26tf Nor Nem Coos toy the Patten Feed snd Piockw baat | 5a te ur Mills for your rye floor ors mend, a i i May i5 Me te heid 7, Pow 8? Le sp 4 2 and RA i. Ba fz ER ITU mmo wt 3 SER wing Bo 0 0 nd 0 0 nh BW BE SNEEREN ARAN LAnARENNRNBRELRSNEE §! id NANSFICTURG COMPANY, eee ME woe trey of und — SS #4 al! Kinds Planing Mn Cook, Sash and Doom of all Kinds. WORKMANSHIP AND IA MBER GUARANTEED | Pricws and terms reasonable. 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Piaimer ¥ = Herrimmn, gerd ntendent, hess Paws Agent, Fliiindeiphin Pennsylvania Railroad Time Table May 16, 159% the Main Line, Lome Crowmosy- Emewant Sama Wheow Foy press, week das Grand Opening hE Of our Fall and Winter Line Children’s Reefers and of Ladies Gretchens, and Infants Atormn Ansianirncedation, wark Any Mais Lime Fxpoves, daily . &torme Aoorasmodation Syily Mant Foxproms, Say Phimdeiphis Ex Si . iemve ry i he Aooos... work Says... pe wh | RENE WYBYT EY www Erp 99 dts. Each. SENBRIE purady A ivas¥ss Fastitaw, dmdiy. ei Fok oaelows Arena. wrk Auvx i + Coats and Capes, Eiderdown and Cashmere Coats, SATURDAY, SEPT. 17. We will display these new styles at PRICES that will surprise you. Here - 4 " We sell cheap hecause we i$ the place where you are always Yo. ¢ buy cheap for - ure of gettin cash. and are satisfied Crowson 30 Patton BE 6 Baylor £38 arriviog at reemon at 9 Northwand, Lomas ves (rms Sar g your money s worth. with smail profit af Mocsia THE BAZAAR, BRADY, Prop’r. Kayhar «8. Ebenubary i Fate S48 Caresy Ane gk (Br xin Ah HY es < PATTON, PEXN'A. GO TO THE ‘ Where You Can Get Good GROCERIES at the Follow- ing PRICES: Ph Ce 7 Sugar, 18 Pounds for $1.00. ==. 12 Cans Tomatoes #. New Peas : Lbs Tea 10 ¥ Banquet C 11 Lion =" everings © Soup Beans . a x Lima oft ee on Drie d Peas You can buy any of tl Remember 1 sell of goods considered. eries $1 - % ad | It tor cash Remember and one visit to my store will brightest stock in town. DON'T FORGET THE CASH GROCERY, Baking Powder 5 a 1 5 § ii and 1 tha CONVIIILG TAT, Mab wu RD io hen hela at £ Sa gm For mation: Simp, Sr. wipe) es Yeket Jara ar wigress Thom E 5, We Filth pooniae, a aL. r J. 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