Punxsutawney Spirit, 1903-06-10

              NO 2 «•: ft to I the CHURCH BOTES. filWi tin X KliBii \j ■LOOK H. J. LOEB EVERYTHING FOR MEN TO WEAR LIFE RISK DON'T PUNXSUTAWNEY. PA, JUNE 10,1901. Opposite the Park DRUGGISTS 1G. M. FEICHT & CO. BY using Medicines that have a shadow of doubt resting on them. The slightest deviation from absolute puritv in some drugs may have serious results at a critical moment. Purity and high quality in every article in our stock of Drugs and Medicines is what we aim for. From the most inexpensive to the costliest preparation a high standard of excellence is maintained. When prescriptions are tilled here the sick recover rapidly. The day wis spent in soc'»l remlnfaosn-066, and a snlendld dinner, which wan provided by the ladlm, was nerved in the main building of the fair grounds. No bane bail nine on the earth having accepted the challenge to play a game with the Freau team this year, it was dtoidnd upon to extend the ohallenge 11 the Inhabitants of Murs for a gun* to be played on the old F.-eas homeetead near Ringgold, where the reunion will be held next year. VNMlMinbwUekomnU 1b tha Fntaatawnay Driving Park Ctoakd* M Friday, waa rttiilH by lti«> UO pardon*, inatadlng tha famil/ relative* and frlanda. Tha family, which tnotndad tsar boy* and four girl* at tha tha death of their mother la 1870 and thalr father In 1875, now number*, la addition, four brothara-ln-law, thraa sisters-in-law and 83 children. Tha family coniMa of Mia. B. M. Qoarlay, of Heynoidsvlllo, Mr*. W. A. Jordan, of Pnnzaotawnay, 1In. J. B. Sykaa and O. W. Fraaa, of Troatvllle, Mr*. M*ggla Lawl*, of Froatbarg, J. H Fraaa, of Qranga, and C. H. and P. O. Press, of Ponmtawnay. Tba ralatlvaa preeent inc'oded Mr. and Mr*. Btnban Wooderllng, Mr. and Mr*. Uh<a. Stawart and ftuntly and Mra. S. A. Oberllna, of Btnggold, Rsv. and Mra. J. K. Adams, of Haaen, Mr. and Mr*. Waaliy Mllllron and family and Mian Alloa Marshall, of Diyton, Mr. and Mra. Daniel Klnn and family, of Belt township, Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Owrla; and Mr. and Mra. Htrr7 Pifer, of Beynoldsvlle. Among tba friend* present ware Mr and Mra. John SUrUell, of Bprankle's Mills, M'a. Ephralm Attains and daughter, Hss.e, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moser, Mr. and Mra William Stankard and family, Mrs. Morlilit Shaffer and Mlsj Anita Heltzonrater, of Punxsntiwnsy, and Mr*. Patience Wells, of Ringgold township, who Is 81 yeara of age atid who was pressnt at the birth of every member of the J. B. Press family THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER J. A. WEBER V t lln a great variety of patterns in the Monarch and Cluett brands Pry land $1.50. Also many for 50c. flew Styles in Knox, Soft and Straw Hats. , - MEN'S DRESS SHOES—The Jim and Keith Konqueror at $3.50 /re the best. GLIGEE SHIRTS We are to-day showing the most stylish children's clothing in the rket. Children's Sailor Blouse Suits at $2.50 to $6. Children's [-folks with sailor collars and Vestee Suits. A complete assortment U not just a few of a kind, but hundreds. HILDREN'S CLOTHING are very obvious. When you get close to clothes you see GOOD REASONS sticking out in all directions. In plain words Cloth craft Suits are the cream of the ready-to-wear clothes. They look and fit as if made to order. They wear, not like iron, but all wool. The makers guarantee them them to be all wool and so do we. SUCCESS Of CLOIHCRAFT CLOTHES for everything. The reasons for the w u First Presbyterian ohnrch, Rsv. Charles A. Clarke, putor. Sabbath School, 9:30 a. m.; Children's Diy exeroises, U a. m.; Junior Endeavor, 2:30 p. m.; Senior Endeavor, 7 p. m.; preaching 8 p. m , subjeit, "David and Jonathan." A special program of music and recitations has been prepared for the Children's Day servloe and the exercises will be ftali of interest. At the First Baptist ohnrch, Rsv. Charles H. Fitiwllllam, pastor. Children's Day will be observed by a sermon to the Bible BAoil at 11 a. m , and by vocal and instrumental exeroises by the scholars, under the dirsctlon of the Superintendent, at 8 p. m. Sir vice In the Lindsey M. E. Clinrch, Sunday at S p. m. Ssrmon to Kalghfe of Pythiu. /KWIS lihnkv. LswIb Lljney, a respected citizen of Adrian, dl«o of pneumonia Sinday morning at 1