give tas groumes ante So
Interest. Patton ant ean be gentlemen.”
unry, Monto Fontion te pr :
ee a] A interesting case has jst been set
tied in Pittsburg showing the advant-
ages of L. A. W. membership. Dr. Lx 5
A. Bpicer was run down by a tah apd
bis wheel badly damaged. The matter
being placed in Chief Consul Boyer's
hands a vigoroos investigation was |
made by C. G. Keenan, with the resait |
that the cab company has paid for =
new wheel and other damages inci
ero nding
: wad Maller
week, when it is considered that Mr. |
Croker holds in the hotlow of his hand
the New York delegation, and can
] Yeritatiog an ites, wo :
wounds snd cute sopthed and healed |
: by DeWitt's witch hamid sive, a sore
jodi Erm
Me GC
i Tameicy . ra
EET &
CURE = ee WIE Win wonder fol sue.
BR CUred sore Canty Bere!
pu PR feiss x promicunces incorshic |
« mywell am avis tu testify
{merits My face to 4
»
picture of Segiek Mig a
Cure has made is such
ve yours with the fin
0 1 feel ton
(Younger than 14i4 ane year — i
tan obtain some wonderfyi
Fates of iis medical guafities™”
Tea
rR foals Beware of connterfeita 0. W,
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmicy.
See Kirk Hardware and Fuarpitare
[cea
ranges in the county - all guarioteed
Caperlit and Sonshine.
The City Restaurant keeps the fread
and freshest line of green groceries in
:
throw its vote to Bryan when the next
Democratic convention meets. Be The hempent place
fore leaving
sionists in the conntry. His change of
front and his advice to Democrats that
Bryan should bn nominated, in a great |
surprise even to his own friends.
‘Rdolfzen &
The City Preparing Elaborais Decorstions
for Exposition Thee.
Philadelphia, Angust 2, 1899 Be
ginning early in September with the
Grand Army encampment to be fol
Jowed by the National Fxport Expo-
sition continuing until November 3th, |
in the course of which the International
Commercial Congress will be in session,
Phaladel phia will be for three months
in gala attire.
It will be an eventful period in the
Preniers in
Dry Goods,
Provisions.
A1.SO ESSEX
IDE
ty's. history and the stranger within Call and see us and
: ta gates will have come not anly from
| every state in the Union but from ail
parts of ihe world. Many distinguished |
| visitors will be present and the city of
prices. Fas
Bridge, Pat Lt
35.of
for wall paper.
for Europe, Mr. Croker picture frames and piastico at Fisher's
was one of the most rampant expan- store near railroad station.
Forsberg,
Groceries, Notions,
Flour, Feed and
berfer th8n
Yim cannot Go fs PRL OT
(init & Beeser for Srstorhos plumbing,
Farimates freely given 44tf
Soaning House. Ik
We £ Can
why
HL ADPIPHIA.
Crpprwite Franklin Square
Brotherly Love, throngh the National
. Export Exposition, will open the way
“and set the pace for the advance of
Americi's foreign trade to the goal of
In anticipation of these eventa of in-
* terest to the whole community the city
‘of Philadelphia is making extensive
| preparations for the artistic decoration
and patriotic display on a most elabo-
rate scale. Tt will eclipse all previbus
measure for all fotare stiempta To
all visitors it will be a thing of besaty
and joy during their entire stay.
othing will be left undone that will
© add interest and attractiveness to the
and Puneton hats are on. occasion by doing. The private biti
d can be purchased by ny en, the busine interests. and the
listed n the work and equally interes
& United Statet tarn ont annually ted with the Exposition magagement
000 pounds of plug tobacco, 12,- 17 converting the city by decoration
0 pounds of fine cut, 14,000,000 and illumination into x soene of bewild-
aoa, 4,000, 000,000 cigars ering beauty for a period of three
| Tomi.
Tie Yiiapinn Yitlage.
Philadelphia, August 22, He. The |
management of the National Export |
| Exposition, in itd desire to have an
aggregation’ of “American” villages,
have run across an nnexpected obstacle
: inten # with reference to the Pralippine village. |
ENGLEHART, the ring candidate for An agent of the exposition has cabled |
county commissioner, fi considerably from Manila that while all the accesso :
the. outlook for his ries in the way of bamboo, pais,
Timothy Mois ont frais, moss, etc, have been sbipped
‘ ug to be a strong candidate, much from the im
in st the calculations of the "bosses, ™ possible to secure the native families to
Tare th Fork Rooord ays: iy ii the village complete. The intel
% Record igent Filipinos, be writes, are loo
an though Engiebart is not golg ¢ 4,nendent to accept the terms he ba
rience of Mr. Bryan, that in ol
cane the vole is a shade better than
aie Fu
Wiki x
island, be bas found B
Ta
out 8 very big swath in the race Sor proposed, while the ignorant natives,
MY SOM mise oh De 4% who would do just ax well for the ex
eratic i iin ro pean i position purposes, refane 10 br taken
B1ondes in his party woard the ships, fearing that
awaits them in America
the
death
TE question which appears to ag
fate the minds of a large namber of, War Secret Service.
citigens of Patton Borough is, what act- Chief Jobs BE. Wilkie, of the Secret
if any, is going 16 be taken in re Service, operative during the recent
ds to the “cow petition’ now before War, reports that the emergebcy forve
the Council. This honorable body of thedivision was continoed up 0 =
should test samt consider. | time gust after the wigning of the
ation and either act for or against at protocol ¢ mount charged sgatiut
the appropriation for national defense
their hex regular meeting. from Joly 1. 1896 to the close of the
present fiscal year wis $11,-
110.56, a total of $1800.28 for the
by the War period. The number «f arrests
of made by the agents during the year
was 879. Of these 218 were convicted,
203 are awaiting ant vourt, 2
HET
of red
of Mr
GENTLEMEX, Jum plenty
fire"! were the emphatic words
cKinley when appr
Citizens committee of the Distr
Columbia, baving in charge the oel-
ebration connected with the reception a 4
to Dewey in October. That this in- *™ fugitives, 4% were nord by the
Junction willbe carried out nest grand jury and 117 were acquitted
be doubted by anyoue, and the fre- New York led with 88 cisds and Pean-
3 » 5 Avani EN ssh 43
works display promises to be a memor- SYIVaniaA Was sexe : The
ble one. amount spent for suppressing counter
felting was $03 ICAL
Grand Labor
LAR shag
om (toe
ne eh
< a
va ty ;
Witss da,
| PrrovoH § ive courtesy of © oliter's Puy Fron.
eekly, one of the best known and |
ar illustrated weekiy journals, Grove, P alton. Pu . on Labor Day,
ars on first pagé of the COURIER Monday, September 4th, for the besmpe fir |
week £ half-tone cot of & scetie 0B of St. Mary's Cstbolic church of Pat
bosrd the great American liner, SL gon. A grand dance will ma held on
Louis, taken while crossing the Atian- the spacious platform. The best of
tic, on board which was Mr. and Mra music will be in attendance. Refresh.
A. E. Patton, of Curwensville. A very ments of all kinds will be pervest on
striking likeness of Mr. Patton stand. the grounds. Disher will be served an
ne in his uvsual characteristic way 11:30 a my; ap or at 3 p. wi, Every-
. ‘body is invi to come and have i
is plainly observed in the pistare. good time.
in Mbhaort's
Ed *
[TRE petirning volunteers from the
Philippines are receiving a royal wel
pome from their friends which they
richly deserve. They have not only |
upheld the honor of their country, but
have won golden opinions from others.
The Japan Herald, ‘in commenting on Hers the
she recent ¥ visit. of some of the volun. gignature of {
“They have |
;OING OUT OF
od
cpt in Our
And Everythin
he LOW
5
Fou
SRN
wr %
a &
eure and mfe application for tortured |
to Predutiek Smeltesr ot al,
Co for the Brest line of stoves snd
to give perfect satisfaction —Cinderelia,
wexeas m one
| Peedn Rexordiod at Ebensbarg wp 8 Tae
Friday, Aspe IR
Harriet, M. Jones ef vir to John A
Caardian Faber, Frederick Kennan
tarongh, $6
Frederick Smeitser ot al, %o Petin-
syivania raiirosd company, Gallitein
bewrongh, $0.
Mattkiasn Keller #2 ux. 1c Hannah E
Rickard, White, $68
Wiltiaon B. Williams to Vinton lom-
her compmny, Ltd, Cambria,
Henry W. Pox ot ax to
Papon, (ardl, $38
Philip Mellon of 5x to Thad Conrad,
{learfeld, §R0A
_ Thad Coded et ux to W. W. Ams
bry, Clearfield, 871
H Somerville, M. DD, to Amanda ©.
Conrad’ Chest Springs, $175
William Asheroft et ax
Mower, Susquehanna, $175
Jen Drosman to David F. ‘Senith,
Sosquen anna, $1
Webnter Griffith of ox. ot-sl, to W.
A. Latkann, Cambria, $8488,
Bear Bidpe Coad & Uoke company to
Pernsyivania & Northwestern railroad
compan, Beade $1.
Ehifip J. rene of ax
tell, Hastings, $300
Thomas Barnes st ax. of al to James
Camapbell, Rarnesbors, $806.
E20 E. R
to Anasstatis
Kilhag age and Cats 0 Alioens,
The hard of bealth of ARRcons has
tuken miditional stepa toward stamping
out smallpox. All the dogs and cals
funnd ig hoses where the
exinta gre shot for fear they will spread
the Hines nme, :
How is it Kirk Hardware and Forni.
are Uno can give you the best goods
for the (east money *
Tt is mitinuated that one crow’ will de-
stroy THLO00 insects every year.