Punxsutawney Spirit, 1907-01-23

              NO 40. <;i VOL XXXIV. Clearance Sale WEBER'S AT Biggest Values Ever Offered HALF PRICE A lot of Tourist Overcoats at Half Price. 112 Tourist Overcoat, now. 15 Tourist Overcoat, now .... 7.50 . . 0.00 . 5 Q0 $18 Tourist Overrent, now $9.00 10 Tourist Overcoat, now All Boys' Overcoats \A Off Deduct 25 percent off the original prices anil hand us the balance. Ail sizes fr >m '■'> to 1'J years. A lot of odd suits, one and two of a kind at J price. All of this ALL OUR FORM FITTING OVERCOATS AT !4 OFF These are high grade Overcoats. season's make, tho most popular style. . . 5 00 3.00 .1.00 $18 Suits; Sale Price $» 00 15 Suits; Sale Price. ..... . 1.50 12 Suits; Sale Price ... »i.00 10 Suits; Sale Prico ... 8 Suits; Sale Price 6 Suits; Sale Price. .. . (Same as Wholesale.) A lot of Cluett and Monarch Shirts, stiff bosom, regular $1.00 and $1.50 values for 50c. Wo have only a small quantity and they will not last long at this price. Store Closes at 6 p. m. exccpt Saturday evenings. J. A. Weber Wednesday and [ i We have sledsand sleighs, robes and sleigh bells. A good sto:k to choose from. We want it to OUR We Begun CLEANING-UP SALE Of all our men's up-to-date Suits, Overcoats, Rain Coats and ladies Coats that we have left from this fall season, and which we have sold at $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00. MAY MCE I) OPERATION culty Willi Ol<l Wound. Jolin Campbell Is Exiwrlcnclng l>llll- THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER Semi-Annual mervllle borough, Commercial Hotel.PETITIONS HEARD QUICKLY Criminal Matters Take Up Attention of Court For a Short Time. SALE SWEEP CLEAN Now In Progress A MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY Farmers' Bank Building Men's and Boys' Furni h;r 1. Magnus Allgeier, residence Brokvllle Borough, "Spring Brewery," Brookvllle, Pu. 2. S. C. C'hVlBt, doing business as "The Brookville Brewing Brook - vllle, Pa. 3. Bernard Schneider, (residence Punxsutawney Borough) and K. B. Henderson (residence Brookvllle Borname of The Elk Hun Brewing Company, The Elk Run Brewery, Punxwulnwiu-y, Pa., 2d Ward. 4. Punxsutawney Browing Company (a corporation) Punxsutawm y hrcNwry, Punxsutawney, Pa., 4 th Ward. These wholesale licenses were granted: 1. John O'Tlare, residence Reynoldsville borough, In that certain store room and the building* appurtenant thereto. 'ituate in the botough of lUyuoblsviHe, county of Jefferson and State oi* Pennsylvania, on that certain lot hounded «>n the North hy Main Street, on the Bast hy land helonging to Mary B. McDonald, on tiie South by Gordon Alley, and on the West by land bt-Ionglng to James Degnan and Patrick McDonald. 2. W. H. Heckendorn and M. Dougherty, doing business und» r the tlrm name of W. 11. Heckendorn & Com pa ny, iv -idence Punxsutawney borough, 1st Ward, In that certain one story brick store building and the building appurtenant thereto, situate in the First Ward of th- Borough of Punx.-ut;; a.icy. County of Jeff, rxnn and Slate of 1'enn.y i v ania, on the West. Ride of Jefferson Street and on hat certain lot <»f land bounded and described as follow;;, to-wii: Beginning at a post on Jefferson Street, being the corner of the let belonging to John Zoit.ler and the south . ast corner of the lot hereinafter described, ihence in a Westerly direction along land belonging to John Zeitler. John !.; i -..an ami the heirs of Jacob Zeltler, thence in a Northerly direction along Cine Alley, twenty-eight (- S) fei*t to a post, i' i * -1.«• • • in an ifiturterly dlroction along the lot now or formerly belonging to A. N. McQuown to n, post on Jefferson Street, thence In a southerly direction along Jefferson Street, twenty-eight <_'S) feet to the place of beginning, being a lot 28 by 150 feet. Bottlers granted: 3. William Delaney, residence Falls Creek Borough, In the first floor room In a certain three-story stone and frame building owned by Elizabeth A. Henry, situated on the north side of Main Street, in the borough of Falls Creek. The lot of ground upon which said building is erected is about 134 feet west of the Clear* field County line and extends thence by said main street f>0 feet to a post; thence by lot of .J. C. Weaver, north 150 feet; thence Kast by an alley 50 feet; thence South by lot now owned by Mrs. Hughey 150 feet to the place of beginning, said lot being 50 feet by 150 feet deep and oaving thereon erected said building which is about 25 by SO feet, three stories high. The following brewers' licenses were granted: If It Snows Previous to taking up license applications, the case of the Commonwealth vs. Tony Lorotta, charged with murd< r, which was held over from !us! wri'k, was concluded. \Y. L. Mc- Cracken, Esq.. presented the caso of the defense to the jury in an hour's address, while District Attorney Jame ; V. Murray occupied a like amount < i time in presenting the case of the Commonwealth. Judge Reed's charg< to the jury took um ibout 15 minute and the case was given to the jury at about eleven o'clock. Loretta's defense consisted In an allegation l ha he was not in company with Mezzenotte and Rammuna, the othei two prisoners who are under indictment for the same crime, and that he happened on the scene of the trouble purely by accident and had no part In the occurrences which caused the deaj;h of Siegewicz. Supply 100 Families. Postmaster Smith to Petition For Route Number Five, to FOR NEW RURAi, ROUTE If It Rains snow, but A petition has been filed by Postmaster S. S. Smith for a new rural route to be known slh Route Number Five. This route will, if granted, extend past Valler and will cover In all about twenty three miles and will be of great convenience to over one hundred families. The postmaster thinks there is no doubt that the route will be granted and he personally covered the proposed route last Saturday and added about eighteen families to the route, as it was first proposed. {6.98 Those goods are in the hands of The sooner you come the better chance you have to choose from. Disregarded Totally Cost and value Remember Your Choice $6.98 For John Campbell, who is attending Ki'-kimlnlta.H School at Saltsburg, Is' having u great amount of trouble with the leg had injured about four years ego, when he had a large part of it blown away by an accidental discharge from a shotgun. When John was at his home In Brookvllle during his recent Christmas vacation, he indulged In horse back riding to a great extent and irritated the old wound, causing the present trouble. He is laid up in bed and it is fen red that an operaton will be necessary to relieve the trouble. Torrence | I ■ | I I JWI Punxsutawney mock ixlUDII i penna- Alterations Charged for at cost. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1907 Ask for no suspenders during sale. MR. BRYAN OX THE COAST We have Rubber Blankets, goods. So come and see us either Rain line of rainy weather Shoulder Capes, Horse Covers, Wagon Umbrellas, and a full or Snow or Sunshine and will have what you want. CO. PUNXSUTAWNEY HARDWARE Home of Reliable Hardware. There were no remonstrance* tiled against the old applicants, but Judge Reed said that he had h- ard rome omplaints which, if proven In court, would cause him to change his de- cision in some ca • s. Without m ti♦ lojiing the name of the particular • otel. he said that ho understood that Punxsutawney hnys who had re( ntly I ren in trouble, had been getting their liquor at Anita and that It was up to the parents and friends of In youths to make an investigation. Hetnil Ureases (i ranted 1. Jacob B. Sykes, residence Township, Hotel Sykes. J. W. S. Boss, residence West ileynoldsville Borough. "Boss House." B. C. Bufflngton, residence lookviile Borough, Hotel Bongview 4. 11. C. Replogle, i sidence ) rookvllle Bomugn. c« ntral Hotel. (>.' Oscar F. Hinerman, residence Brookvllle borough. Brookvllle Hon*?. 5. Frank A. McConnell. residence B -ynoldsville Borough, Frank's New Tavern. 7. Philip J. Algeler, residence Brookvllle Now JcJYersnn Hotel. S. Robert T. Smith residence* VVinslow Township, New Commercial Hotel. "10. Jo-hn O. GdelblU'tc. residence Reynoldsvlllo 1' 'rough, National Hotel*9. David \V. Naylon. residence Punxsutawnoy borough, 4th Ward, The National 11'.'el. It. Patrick J. Casey, residence, Falls Creek Borough, Taylor Avenue Hotel. 12. C. E. Radaker, residence Mc» Calmont Township. AnWa Hotel. 13. \V. NV. Wiley, residence Reynolds v 111 e Borough. City Hotel. 14. R. R. McKinley, residence Brookville Borough, Union Hotel. 15. S. A. Hunter, residence Brookvllle Borough, fww Commercial Hotel.16. Richard R. Clover and Harry D. Edelblute, residence Punxsutawnc y Borough, 1th Ward, Hotel Pantall.17. Alexander Watson, residence. Winslow Township, Hoitcl Big Soldier. IS. John Jackson, residence Mc- Calmont Township, Jackson House. 19. John Quinlisk, residence Ciayville borough, P irnell House. 20. (J. 11. Barclay, residence Washington Township. Hotel Barclay. 21. William D. Uooge, residence Punxnutawney borough. 4th Ward. City Hotel. 22. Jacob I?. Haag, residence Punxsutawney brough, 1st Ward, Hotel Waverly. *23. Bosier 1'. Brown and Walker Neal, doing business under the firm name of Brown and Neal, residence Clayville Borough, Lindsey Hotel. 24. Samiffd E. Barrett, residence Clayville Borough, Hotel Haley. 25. Courtis A. Curry, residence Mc- Calmont Township, Hotel McGregor. 2G. O. D. Buftington and P. A. Hunter, agents and trustees of the American Hotel, a corporation, residence Brookvllie Borough, American Hotel. 27. Richard E. Emery and Schuler J. Emery, residente Falls Creek Borough, Falls Creek Hotel. US. T. i«J. Bennls, residence Punxsutawney Borough, 1st Ward, Hotel Bennla. 29. E. E. Shaffer, residence Punxsutawney Borough, 1st Ward, Hotel Whitney. 30. Thomas Green and John Conner, residence Reynoldsvllle Borough, The Imperial Hotel. 8t. Edward F. Lynam. residence Punxsutawney borough, 1st Ward, Washington Hotel. 32. John Mansell and George Roberts, residence Wlnslow Township, Centtral Hotel. 32. James Ensell, residence Reynoldsvillo Borough, Burns Huuse. 31. Tom Reynolds, residence Reynoldsvllle Borough, The Mansion. 35. John J. Conrad, residence Henderson Township, .Wayne House. 88. Thomas Fleckensteln, residence Punxsutawney Borough, 3d Ward, Continental Hotel. 37. E. C. Rudolph, residence Big Run Borough, Hotel Anderson. 38. Mark S. Stringer, residence Big Run Borough, Hotel McClure. 40. M. J. Miller, residence McCalmont Township, Park Hotel. 41. I). C. McClelland, residence Winslow Township, Hotel Hughes. 4 3. Lester E. Brown, residence Clayville Borough, Lindsey Hotel. Testimony was taken on the following new applications, and decisions reserved: The application of G. C. Sink, of the St. Elmo Hotel, Punxsutawney, which was mailed the day before the time had expired for tiling applications went astray soini where enroute and was. flagged at Bradford. it arrivM in Brookville «one Jay late and wu* not. therefore rec »*ded. In commenting on the subject of granting new licenses in Jefferson County Judgo Heed said that he had heard it charged that the system he had followed was creating a practical monopoly of the business and that he was inclined to believe that there was «omo truth in the charge. He insisted, however* that the applicant, especially in the case ot the wholesaler, must show that a new dispensary is a necessity. He suggested that his policy in the past was not not necessarily Iron-clad and gave notice that next year there would be an open field for those applying for wholesale licenses. BROOK VILLE, Jan. 22—Judgo Reed, in conducting license court yesterday morning, made himself quit* clear on the ,matter of new applications and disclaimed any intention of allowing it to be felt that a monopoly existed in Jefferson County in the matter of the selling of liquors. It was eleven o'clock when the name of the first applicant was read and at 11:45 o'clock the entire list of old applicants had been disposed of. In the afternoon the new applications were heard, but decision was wiihheHl indefinitely. PORTLOND, ORE., Jan., 22—The Democrats of Portlond and the citizens generally have Joined In a suitable welcome for William Jennings Bryan, who begins a tour of the Pacific coast with a lecture here. Later in the week Mr. Bryan Is scheduled for addresses at Salem and at the state university at Eugene. He will then proceed to California to fill further lecture engagements.Find fault with your neighbor If you must, but find fault with yourself first. Retail. John D. Davis, residence Perry Township, Fordham Hotel. Judson H. Brady, residence, Winslow Township, Arlington Hotel. Michael J. Skehan, residence Sum- PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., JANUARY 23, 1907, iial Pfil!