Patton Courier.
PATTON PUBLISHING (0, Proprietors
B WiLL (nEesa, pion,
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Always fresh oysters at i. A tin.
son's,
: ve your laandry with Scheid &
Wilkins.
: Join S|omerviile soo
a brief illnes with grip.
When you don’t know where to find
it go to the Patton Supply Co.
Mr. L Locks, a merchant, of Buffulo,
N. Y., was a pleasant visitor to Patton
turday
Natice the
Bankrapt Clothing company
COURIER this week
nuvelescing after
the change in the ad of the
in the
N. L. Hoover, a prominent lumber
merchant of DuBois, made a business
trip {0 this piace Weinesiday,
The First National Hank of Patton
now has a surplus of $47,000. Note
change in ad elsewhere in the COURIER.
Quite a number of Republicans at-
SEE
= mM the insoguration of Governor.
elect Wm. A. stone at Harrisburg
Tuesday
Col. Burchfield,
ment, P. V. L, wis chosen as the nom-
nee on the Republican ticket for Mayor
of that city.
The Beech Creek railroad carried
© 194.133 tons of coal in the last week of
rey making 4,453,285 tons for the
® year, an increase of 636,416 tons.
_ QHff C. Dinsmore and sister, (irace,
of Panzsatawney, are guests of their
brothers, Howard and John Dinsmore,
the merchant tailors, this week.
Miss Rae Goldstein, who has been
Eo posed for the past
again able to resume her clerical duties
in bir father’s large dry goods store.
John L. Sexton, edit of the Bloss-
urg (Tioga count! vertiser, was a
visit Oe Saturday ahd while
here made the COURIER a fraternal
Miss Blanche Pifer left for Patton on
sday, where she will take charge of
Haven Demo-
of the Fifth Regi-
few days, is
QoURIER is in receipt of the
umeport San almanac for 1899, It
ains 65 pages brim full of inter.
inary im t events
certainly a credit to to the pub.
lishers of that enterprising journal.
The commission of the Treasurer of
& Blair county has been reduced by the
. Commissioners to | of one per cent. on
all mo received and paid out.
© Osmbria ta hope to see 8 simi
laf change in Ry office of this
exchange tells of a dead edito
AD a ”,
y funeral 678 dslinquent sub.
marched by and reci the
Of that number 677 muttered
“He was an industrions, bright
Joan, but—he couldn't save
2
who for years was
of the Du boys,
him. —DuBois Courier.
ew tarmegie |
IO Ore alk 5 * public
ride a suitable maintenance,
, Jess than $10,000 per anr.um. i
‘#t once to secure the
In the fistic combat between Wh.
nty, (colored), of Mahaffey, and
ry. of Westover, which took
Saturday night, the
ds. McGinty says that
to try it again for a bet of
winner to take the money.
household goods of ¥F. F. Robt
re placed In an express car Tues.
y and shipped to Pittsbarg where
Robb ake bis pew home. F.
rom the pew superintend.
CQ. & C. Division, is stopping
on bouse until he can
arrangements to move his family
, nr]
wish is, but
ng good, as
forth among the
al Clearfield county,
iy well ppticated complaint
men’s failure to pay their Dills
‘be sufficient cause for discharge.
se has been od up in con
laces with full assurance
it be enforced. The method
already in force at the car shops.
Grace Cowher, daughter of Mr.
. E. W. Cowher, of Palmer
biladelphia for
past four months, returned
[onday greatly improved in
She was accompanied
mother likes.
it
a eh RA RO Af
of ita astonishing cures and that it will |
her
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: ary
ing January
Niess fresh
Exeanig oo
Cironery.
If vou want to save money go to the
Cash Grovery.
Miss Alice Ashorodt is visiting friends
in Philadelphia
Three pounds of the finest proves in
town for 25 at the Cash Grocery.
You can buy more goods at the Cash
Grocery for $10.00 than any place in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Sandford vis.
jted friends at their former home,
Philipsburg, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Hoy and little
daughter, of DuBois, Pa., are visiting
relatives in Patton this week.
Mr. J. J. Donnelly, one of Patton's
moat enterprising business men, Was &
brief visitor in town on Thursday
morning. Ebensburg Tribune.
The four months-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Gernal, of Fourth
avenue, died Saturday evening. In-
terment took place in the Catholic
cemetery Monday.
Just received a fali line of boys’,
vonths', misses’ and children’s wonder.
fal Waverly waterproof school shoes.
No better made. Every pair goaran-
teed at Miller's White Shore Store
Broad at Daoow’ Imkery
lemons at the Cash
Wanted,
Ladies and gentiemen suffering from
throat and lung difficulties to call at
our store for a sample bottle of Otto's
Cure, which we are distributing free of
charge. We confidently recommend it |
as a cure for cou colds, bronchitis, |
consum , and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. It will stop a
quicker than any other known remedy. |
@ believe it will core you In croup
or whooping cough it is sure to give!
instant relief. |
v aines 500 and 26c. |
Sold by Patton Pharmacy, ©. W.|
Hodgkins.
Other stores close cut on account of |
having too much oid stock. Our stock |
is always new and up-to-date and guar- |
antee our prices st all times to be.
jower than the jowest.
MILLER Ss WHITE SHOE STORE
How is Cure a Cold
Simply take Otto's Cure. We know
ker than any known |
stop a Sough qo
remedy. If yon have asthma,
chitis, consumption or any disease of
the throat and longs, a few doses of
this great remedy will sorpries yon, If
yon wish to try, call at oir store and we
will be pleased to fare! sample
bottle free of comb. Large Dottles Sc |
aril Te. Patton Pharmacy, OW. |
Hodgkins i
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offered to give |
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Pollowing is the rep
ustine 4 4
18th:
ner, Mary
Mande Litzinger, Pearl
Margaret Harber, Philip Yahner, Mar.
collus Yahner, Eimer Adams, Roy
Perking, Maurice Ford, Ralph Hoover
Those missing but one day --Aloyisas
Wharton, Bert Adams, Mary Hitch
Nora Hoover,
wrgria M. Doxeaas, Teacher,
“ierifs Will Safer,
“he new bankrapey laws framed by
“angress and which have recently gone
into effect while they possess many
festures of andisputed merit, do not
reilonnd ta the benefit of the conntry
wher fy
arge proportion of the business of the
sheriff's office resulting through in.
siivent debtors promises to be trans
acted ander the new bankruptey laws
throngh the United States district
conrts
the sheriff will be sacrifiond
Paul Perry, of Columbus, Ga, sof
fered agony for 30 years, and then
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cured his piles by asing DeWitt's Witeh
Haze! Splve It heals injuries and skin
diseases like magic.
Parton Pharmacy.
If you want nice fresh bread, rolls,
cies. ote, call or send to J. Dane’
bakery
PARSNEF COMPLEXION,
It does not require an expert to de
tect the sufferer from kidney trouble
Th» hollow cheeks the sunken eyes
the dark, puffy circles onder the ayes
the callow parsnip-oc wored romplexion
indicates it
A physician would ask if yon had
ehegmatism, a dail ache or pain io the
or over the hips stomach tronble, |
nften, or a burning or 5
scaiding in passing it, if after passing |
tiwre 1% an onsatisfled feeling as if it
must be at once repeated, or if the
or i
ba 2
desire tO DENAte
arine has a brick
prrong odor
dust deposit
When these symptoms are present,
no time should be lost in removing the |
cause.
Delay may lead to gravel, catarrh of
the bladder, inflammation,
stoppage, and sometimes requiring the
drawing of the urine with instrimenta,
s Disease, the
or may ran into Bright!
most dangerous stage of kidney trouble.
De Kilmer's Swamp- Root, the great
discovery of the eminent kidney and
biadder specialist, is a positive remedy
for such diseases. Its reputation is
world-wide and it is 90 easy to get at
any drug store that no one need suffer
' any length of time for want of it.
However, if you prefer to first test
ita wonderful merits, mention Tus
Patron Cormier and write to Dr
Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N.Y, for
a sample bottle and a book telling all
about, both sent absolutely free by
mail
Grocery House where things look
neat and clean; where Clerks are polite and obliging;
where Deliveries are made free of charge and on time;
above a } }
iti the market at the
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$31 al edery
where you know you are getting the best
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fairest of prices. That's th
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DRY GOODS
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to S13 voi purse
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welcome.
Patrons 8SuprLy Co. ©
n this section and at prices
When in town make our store
headquarters.
will
You
Pa.
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ort of St. Avg
for month ena.
Those present
every day — Ada Adams, Helena Yah.
Wharton, Olive Nagle,
Litzinger, |
The reason for, this i= that a
As a natural result the fees of
C. W. Hodgkins,
causing
be
the epidemic of Ia grippe a
Use
For Over
Thirt
IS DRAWING
But hes
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quantity os {a
down reguiar i
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few sp
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BLANKET BARGAINS.
STOCK TAKING TIME
NEAR.
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found
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ilo Oweren in
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wipmarkable hargsin prices on them to
insure it.
. dhe bent Blanket eniges of
fered y
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wiariet,
witte
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EER WERE
21 wie esritey blankets, all-wool
wef dat back, and ;
cad at 52 44 per paar.
‘ akira afrietiv all wis
t BLAS per pair
RIG
crton brand in $8 quaity
Blu xk ana
weivits
: fir
py paar
Powe of RbEapcn, very beautiful white
wil Soret borders, $18 guality
§ 0% psy Lar,
Fioe Mohegan Bian kets
fanov harders, worth 3850,
3
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with
BY 5 ¥
white
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ats Sacrifi
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Ladies’ dack
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ed.
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SHER TORE ii} hei ERIN
Kos vie 1943
WwW. COOK, Altoona,
Ladies’ jackets worn $8.50 to 16.20, all
saw at une orice $8 38 esch,
Jackets were $18.50 to 25.50 are Lo go
at one price, $1235 each
fine lot of Jackets were $8 to 80
iil fo go al £1: 48 each
Lil enpes aod Mises nekelts gr
eqpuatiy reduced, inclnding a few Coll
capes with fringe and without, rego ine
$15 values that will be closad ont al
$1 95 aach
R Carpet Rint.
We are daily receiving our spring
stock of carpets and should you con.
miplate buying a little later on, give
as a call and look over our styles as
yun will flud our stock superior as far as
ariality and new desdgns and aplorings
are osnoerned. and truly wer in
¢ than it has ever heen betlre
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Natien of ( harier
Notice is hereby given that an appli
cation will be mele to the Liovernor af
the State of Pennsvivania by James A
MaClain, John 8 Dum, W, Deringer, |
Casber Lieb and 7. OO. Heifeick on the
sith day of January, 13, under the |
Act of Assembly of the Commonwenitd
of Pennsylvania, entities! “An
provide tor the neorporalion and
glation of certain corporations” ap-
proved the 3th day of April, 1874, TL
the i the ret for
charter « i an intended Carga ral §
be called the Northern Usmbrma Tei
phone company, the charter amd ohiject
whersof is the supply of telephon
communieation the inhabitants of
the countiern of Cambria, Clearfield,
Indiana, Blair, Somerset and West
moreland, Pennsvivania, and such
persons, rartnership and corporations
residing therein or adjacent thereto as
may desire the same and for those
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the righta, benefits and privilegs of
the said Act of Assembly and its several
supplements. Mi roN SPENCER,
Merrelary,
Spangler, Jan. J 1x8 643
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Horrible agony is cased by piles,
barns and skin disdases. These are
immediately relieved and quickly enred
by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Raive. Be
ware of worthless unitations. OC. W.
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
Remember if you want fo save
money buy your goods at the Cash
Grocery. :
‘branch at the J. KE.
Lativippe Sucessetuliy Troslod
“1 have just recovered from the sec.
attack of la grippe this year,” says
§ % y
puplisher of the
Leader, Mexia, Texas, “lu the latter
ae 1 asad Chamberlain's cough Rem.
the ardl 1 think with conpderaine
4 jitkle over
spat bert fur the
rs attaok, The second attach | dm
atisfled would have been equally as
Fuad aa the first bat for the ae of this
ie eiaY as § had a idee 1a bad in abot
are after being strock! with iy
the Arst case 1 ws able BO
shout two days ee
getting down,''? For sale by
n Pharmacy, ©. W. Hodgkins
Jan. A Jones,
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swe Fogsipa cy by
al. oY Ding an wl
18d guys
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while id
attend to husiness
fore
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alta
Wiastesd
Grey and ash hamdie
apd ferme
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Hie wiainl.
specifications
write to
Parros Woopes Mea. Vo,
Room No. 7, Good Building,
#4 Patios Ba :
ir
call 1
To insure a happy new year, keep
Lhe fiver clear and the body vigorous
hy using DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
she famous little pills for constipation
nd liver troabies, CL Hodgins,
Futton Phacmacy.
Branch io Paiten
H. J. Easley, undertaker and oam-
balmer of Hastings, has established a
Kirk Hardware
SOmpanY’Y store, where all calls will
eive prompt attention. The ve
from an attack of la grippe. During
sgo when so many cases remited in
gunearionia, it was observed that the
Attack was never followed by that dis
ease when Chamberizin’s cough Rem-
edy was nsed It connteriets any
tendeney of a onld or is grippe to re
split in that dangeroas disease. It is
the best remedy in the world for bad
volds and ia grippe. Every bottle war.
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irstNation’l Bank
For sale by Patton Pharmacy,
F
OF PATTON,
W. Hodgkins
Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.
CAPITAL PAID UP, $50,000.00.
SURPLUR, $47,000.00.
Asatte of (orpomtions, Pires, Individe
sis and Banks revives upon the most
{pls terme svneiatent with fe and o
lmnking
Aiemiahip tickets for wile tor all the
[rem Foren Dieafle pynbie in the a
irithow oof the O31 World 2
Ah ovrrenpondenes will sve our prompt and
jpereonal Allen Lon
Interest paid on time deposits.
AE Pamon, Wu H Sanprosd,
President. Cashier.
PPPS ASIA LIAS IR LPG PNG INGEN IN GINS
Fine ——
FORNITORE
In every conceivable
torn to sit all tastes A
time spent ooking over our line
will convince yon that we have
the goods and sell at prices that
the orders.
Bed Room Suits: Solid
Oak, 7 pieces, $16. Kitch-
en chairs g4c; large rock-
ers 8sc¢.
Undertaking,
Embaliming,
Etec. Etc,
Promptly attended to.
All modern methods used.
The best of satisfaction
guaranteed.
H. S. BOCK,
Next to Hotel Patton.
D. D. Lewis, undertaker
and embalmer of Barnesboro,
Pa., wishes to announce to the
public that he has secured the
services of
John E. Radcliffe
Kerr avenue, two doors above
Bon Ton store, to look after the
wants of the people of Patton
and vicinity mn the
Undertaking
husiness and all calls left
with him will be promptly at-
tended to. Mr. [ews 1S a
graduate of the Massachu-
School of Embalming
understands
in the most mods
Seria
CALLS
Day or Night by "Phone.
ATTENTION!
Go to
Geo. Boone
Agent for
THE GREAT ATLANTIC
& PACIFIC TEA CO.
(lorner Lang & Fifth Avenues; for a
full line of Teas, Coffeen, Spives, Rolled
Oats, Flour, Wheat, Sugars, Buck-
wheat Flour, Corn Meal, Confbction-
ery, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, Ete.
Expensive Premiums
w given away with an”l8
sunce can of A. & P. Haking Powder,
We. 40 cents worth of spices gets any
prize on the list. ManyZother prem.
ums given away.
CALL on us and be con-
vinced that we can savelyou
‘money.
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