Punxsutawney Spirit, 1904-05-11

              <SIje pttniSnTattmeg Spirit. » , t NO. 50. VOL. XXXI. er Wall Pa Jar Just in from the leading mjv factories of the U. S. CkiMrn Slny From Ham. iso and one half vears of Vr- Mrs. Jojj»Watkins, Nirwt,Jfuiyea from aVolMMit 11:30 o'clock recovered until about jBin({7\rawneeBill,i Tsit was an fflcult •■'Srice the onhs con- MiirV«-n 'the ■^V) NEW COLORINGS. > NEW IDEAS. NEW FADS. The Best of Everythii PHOTOGRAPHS THE COST IS ONLY$10fo $20 nicely finished, on mounts of newest design and best material is what we make for you BOYS' CLOTHING Here is where mothers wiH find what will please them. We have all kinds of suits, double breasted, single breasted, 3-piece, Russian Blouse, Norfolk and the cute little Buster Browns with the Knickerbocker trousers and an extra white collar. Our Prices $2 up. 131 Mahoning Street, PUINXSUTAWNEY, PA. Admitted lo West Fsint. of ll ble. to dress 1 ]' 0* K SU its in single or d< trimmed. Good To Be Dr NG y things in priced from Underwear, We sell you none but the best and at the very lowest prices. All Goods Marked in Pla! Your Money Back if not H. J. L MEN'S AND BOYS' A SUPERB SUIT PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA, MAY 11, 1904. The Druggists. FEICHT I CO., We carry the largest ami finest variety of Wall Paper to be seen in the country. Our stock is well bought, ranging from the modest and inexpensive to the finest. Call and let us show you our designs. We are sure to please you. Show being in town'that da> exceedingly difficult matter to little runaway. All forte of stork cerning the probability of his having spirited off dv tbr showmen reached t frenzied parents who appealed to Ohii of Police Palmer to nnd their chilc Scores of persons engaged in the scarcl and as the hours wore away without any news of hip whereabout* having been received the fear became general that something direful had befallen the child. Finally at about six o'clock when all hope of ever seeing the boy alive again had been abandoned bv his parents, Denny Carter, who was returning from Clayville, noticed the child wandering about near the borough line and securing the lad took him home to his parents. On the same day a little tot belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burgess strayed away from the Whitney Hotel and was discovered in Loeb's Clothing Store about an hour afterwards. a. m. uid was not six o'clock in theev home last Saturday A little son t\ »Ke, belonging to' 01 North Findlev existence. clothing we sell is cut to tit, not pressed into shape. These are a few facts that make our clothing the best ready-for-service apparel in The new spring "OLOTHCRAFT" suit shown in the illustration is additional evidence of the makers supremecyas builders of clothing that is just what you want. And the fact that WEBER sells the clothing is a guarantee that it is all right. Note the graceful curve of the coat, the wide shoulders, the close fitting collar, the hang of the back and the fit of the trousers. If you could see the inside you would be pleased with them too. Hair cloth and canvas are used just in the right place to give a "backbone" to the garment. The DON T FOR(JET our new location on the corner opponite the Hotel Pantall. Child Suffocated. Until, the t«|jvearo}iKlaugliter of Mr. ami Mrs. of Keynoldsvlie, was incinerijKd last Friday night wh'1 n the liuriis/f«cftH(g was totally destroyed by lire/ The lin\occured at 11 o'clock whilyOlr. and MrSy Burns were attending i»' festival and started from a gas jet in a storeroom on the first Moor of the building. (Hen Burns who remained at home with his sister discovered the fire and hastened to spread the alarm forgetting as ilid others, to warn his sister. Later her body was recovered from a position under her bed where she had been suffocated by the smoke. The Burns dwelling was a new one and had been occupied by the family only since Monday of last week as their home had been destroyed by the fire which visited that section of lievnoldsville last year. Men's and Boys'Furnishings. The Monarch and Cluett brand shirts. Everybody knows these shirts for we have sold thousands of dozens and they have stood the test. Men's and boys' headwear. All the newest ideas in hats, <!tc J. A. WEBER Enlarging, Picture Framing Copying, E. T. White, A Horse Miiminf Fiend. According to itie Marion Centre Independent there is a fiend going about in Indiana County niaining horses, (in Wednesday nigiit of last week lie entered the ham of \\\ II. Stewart, in Kast Mahoning township, and tried to cripple a good horse by cutting the tendons in the front legs. An ugly gash was cut just above the knee on each leg, but fortunately not quite deep enough to sever the leaders, and the animal w ill |{et well. The cuts w ere evidently made with asliarp knife. This is the second attempt that lias been made to cripple a horse for Mr. Stewart, the tirBt being made a couple of weeks ago, when hi' hail one stabbed in the hip joint. One night la;t week the burn of II. F. McCullougti, of Canoe township, was entered and a valuable colt slashed. The injuries are very serious, but the animal may recover. Mr. McCullough ofiers$IOO reward for the arreBt and conviction of the guilty person. Skirts Clair Baird, son of W. W. Baird, of this place, has been enrolled as a cadet at West Point. I flu diploma from the Punxsutawnev High Sbqopl wasaccepted in lien of an examination and having recently passed the physical examination, he is now ready to enter Academy in June. Clair is a bright bov, and is likely to make an army officer which the nation may some day have Occasion to be proud. BROS. LONG NIGHTGOWNS 39c Fine (' a in I> r i <■ downs. cut full aiul wide. Yoke trimmed with two clusters of tucks and 2 row s of embroidery. Slid even»here for r>Oc. (>ur price The dance given by the young people in Pearsalls Hall on Wednesday night of last week was quite well attended. The Franklin Orchestra's music was the best ever heard here at a dance. The partv did not disperse until after four o'clock on Thursday morning. The building on Kast Main Street occupied by I>r. A. (.'. liretg as an office and residence is being greatly improved having been entirely overhauled inside and a neat second story porch added to the outside. Chief of Police and Mrs. John K. liarr returned 011 v> ednesdav evening of last week from Pittsburg where Mrs. liarr had an operation 011 one of her eyes for cataract. The operation was a complete success, the doctors assuring Mr. Barr of a complete restoration of sight. W. L. McCracken, who left here nearly three weeks ago on a business trip to Tennesee, has returned. He reports the trip as having been a very pleasant one. A large number of the commissions of Justices of the Peace and Constables elected at the spring elections were lifted last week and bonds tiled. Brookvilie Lodge No. 217, I. O. O. F., has another boom on. Two new members were taken in on Mondav evening and four application received. Paul J. Brown, representing the well known firm of Ash Baldwin, of Pittsburg, was in town Monday andTuesdav. Miss Martha Irvin has returned from a two months visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hoyden, in Pittsburg. Mrs. Itoyden accompanied Miss Irvin and will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Irvin. C. B. Guth, the jeweler, is selling out his entire stock at auction. Messrs Moore and Kord, of Pittsburg, are the auctioneers. The sales have been drawing large crowds, the bidding at times being spirited Many bargains have been secured while in many instances full prices have been paid. Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson McFadden, who moved to Reynoldsville about three years ago, have returned to Brookville and are occupving their home on Evans Street. Mr. McFadden will resume the business of draving. » Among the visitors in town the past week were, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Libengood, Verona, Pa.; Messrs. A. I', tinth, I>11 Hois; K. II. Longwell, Brockwavville; John I>. Evans, Piinxsutawney; B. F. Keck, Nhannondale; ('. K. Wilson, Aleola, Clarion County, and Mrs. Harry L. Smathers, of Hyndnian, Pa. Biooimu. lalsrastiaf Utter kM Ik* JtDmn Cm . ly Capital. Miss RrnVa Bevier has returned from Pittsburg wh<M»-'tlie spent nearly six months with Mrs. W. R. ; Shannon. Miss Henrietta Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Becker, is visiting relatives and friends in I'ittsbnrg and vicinity. 1 On warrants issued early last week Sheriff J. W. Curry on Thursday arrest: ed the following persons: John Leopold i alias Pittflburg. Leopold claims his proper nameto be Liapardo Vroco. The I charges against him are keeping a disorderly house. Selling liquor without license. Selling liquor 011 Sunday and furnishing liquor to persons of know n intemperate habits. Agnes Nylon alias Agnes Sylva, alias Dutch Kate. The 1 charges against her are the same as Leopold's.Frizzie Missola, alias Frizzly head is charged with the same offenses and an additions) charge of keeping a gambling house. The parties all nail from Crenshaw. The defendants were taken before Squire llaurand demanded a hearing. jl.UKi bail was required in de- | fault of which they were committed to the county jail for a hearing on May lHth. I At 2 o'clock p. 111. on the sixth some of Leopold's friends appeared and became sureties for the necessary amount of bail | whereupon he was discharged from the jail. 201 W. MAHONING STRFFT $17.ON 16.86 ie.25 Ifi.fiH $1.25 Ladies' Cambric Skirts, full width, deepruflle, trimmed with three hemstitched tucks. Wide Hamburg embroidery. Regular $1.75 .Skirts for The point at which this meeting will be helu in nix miles north of Dayton, and is reached by traction earn running from 1'nion Station, Dayton, to within half a mile of the grounds. For further information apply to Ticket Agents. And at proportionate rates from intermediate points and from stations on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Tickets will also be sold from Heading at rate of $17.75 for the round trip. Tickets will be sold from May 19 to 21, inclusive, and will be good to return, leaving Dayton not later than May 2(J. If ticket is deposited at Dayton before that date an extension of return limit may be obtained to June 25. 13.77 18.C! 13.10 IU.H4 li.r. liberty, Harristturif, I'm S»'lins|frov€\ l*a Cumberland. M<1 Mitrtinshurif. I'a WilliAniHliurir. 1'it ConnellHville. Pa I'niontown. Pa Hast Lit" -"" Pr LancuMter, Pa Columbia. I'h Wootlborry. M»1 Sunbury. i'h Reduced Kates to Haines, Ohio. On account of the Conference of the Old Order Oerman Baptist Brethren, at Haines, Ohio, May 21 to 25, inclusive, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell tickets to Dayton and return at the following rates: *1,000 Hew*4. A reward of $1 ,(HJ0 will be paid for every microbe found ia the ice frozen bv the I\nX8u.tftwney Brewing Co. Nothing cheko about it but the price. Call at the oHice and a coupon book. They havV them in denomination from $2.50 to The wagon will call at your door every day if you wish. They think that power and wealth is all that is necessary to insure happiness, never realizing for a moment that health and energy are the direct road to that wealth they are endeavoring to obtain. Get health first, which is possible for nearly every person, if they begin before disease becomes too deeply seated. Just in proportion to the decrease of health do your chances to succeed in business of any kind decrease. I>r- MacTaggart, Torrcnce Block, over B ownell's boot and shoe store, Punxsu. tawney, Fa. What Many People Think. CLOTHING The prices we have on our clothing this spring no doubt have set us straight in your eyes. Consider the Figures Below SPRING CLOTHING AND SHOES Pure Ic* Crtia. Beginning June 1, the Missouri Pacific Ky. will sell excursion tickets to certain! points in Colarado and I'tah at one fare, plus fifty cents, for the round trip. On the first and third Tuesdays of each month homeseekers' tickets will be on sale from St. Louis to the west and southwest at rate of one fare, plus $2, for the round trip. For further information address .1 no. K. James, Central Passenger Agent, 315 Bessemer Bldg., Pittsburg, Pa. Excursions to Ibo Weil, R r I I n ■ tl Torrence Block t U D I M $9 Suits $6.38 $10 Standard $7.98 $12.50 Dressy $9.89 $15 Good Value $10.69 $1.50 Shoes $1.23 $3.50 Shoes $2.29 All we ask Is a call and our Prices will do the rest $2.50 Shoes $1.98 $4.00 Shoes $2.89 SPECIAL SALE ON DINNERWARE CHINA DEPARTMENT 45|piece set nicely decorated HX) piece set of King Charles, ill l>lue, green floral patterns colonial pattern, white and Hold, $.r> would tie reasonable. $3.50. a very lieautifol pattern, worth $14. Sale price $11.50. 100 piece net same as above worth $8. Sale price $6.50. 1(X) piece net (irindley b underglazed blue, wild rose decoration 100 piece set beautiful pink w;th dappled gold edge, regular floral and green spray dishes $18.50 value, sale price $16.00. finely traced with gold. Regular price $10.50. Sale price $9.25. piece set of Koyal Austrian china, conies in beautiful pink 1(X) piece set richly decorated florai lknd blue spray. A with spray, an exact reproduction Very rich looking set of dishes, of our Haviland china patterns. Sale price $19.00. Heg. price $12. sale pr. $10.50.- H.»itand Ut. Women s Mother Hubbard aprons made of best quality gingham in all colors for 39c. Women's full sized aprons, made of best quality of (iingham and black sat teen for 25c. Ladles' Cptti n Underwear SPECIALS IN IADIES' DklSS AM) WALKING SKIRIS Ladies' dress and walking skirts of all wool mixtures, tivi and seven gores in black and gray at half price. APRONS Ladies' tine bleached cotton Children's knit pant.-, line riI«- vests with sleeves 23 and 39c. bed at 15c. VESTS PANTS Ladies'bleached Swiss cotton Fine lot of Ladies' bleached sleeveless vests 10, 15 and 25c. cotton pants at 25 and 49c. For further information apply to ticket agents. And at proportionate rates from intermediate points and from stations on the Cumberland Valley Knilroad. Tickets will be sold from Heading at rate of $34.15 to Carthage and $34.35 to Joplin for the round trip. Tickets will be sold from May 17 to 24, inclusive, and will be good to return leaving Cartilage or Joplin not later than Mav 30- By deposit of tickets not later than May 30 an extension of return limit to June 3(1 May be obtained. fb^rty. 27.15 22.01 82.40 22.40 22.15 22.15 i 22.15 21.57 21.22 21.20 2H.74 29.15 Lancaster. Pa Columbia. I'h Wood berry. Mil Frederick, Md Bun bury. Pi tlarrisbunr. Pa 8elia*grovel, Pa ('muberlatxl. Md Martinxburir. Pa WilUaiTiHburir, I'a Connellaville. Pa Uniontown. Pa Kant L,w—* Pf <'Hrthagc. .loplin. SSM.2:< 133.43 — 33.21 22.00 32.00 32.85 32.35 32.35 31.77 31.42 31.40 2N.W4 12t.3f» On account of the Convention of the German Baptist Brethren, at Carthage, Mo., May 19 to27, inclusive, the Pennsylvania' Railroad Company will sell tickets to Carthage or Joplin and return at the following rates: Reduced Kates to Carthafe or Joplin. No. Punxsutawney, Pa. The Gem ice cream factory, wholesale and retail, makes the best pure cream, fresh fruit ice cream. No drug* used. Satisfaction guaranteed. We make a specialty of furnishing cream for picnics, church festivals and parties, on short notice. We keep constantly on band three or four kinds of cream. Send your order to Joe Lorenzo, City Hotel, Punxsutawney, Pa., and get satisfaction.—8tf.V \ J J Well ,sed I / Is a Mattet /rtance to  | Even (Man | V A We make it ,_ well at small cost. X SAC ITS  v «Vj Men's Sack Sui >ul>le breast. All itJ well made and <tyle, all grades A from $5 to $20. V FURNISH I CC)ODS A K/ A >u All the nobb Furnishing Goods. a V New spring Shirt* oOe to $2. £ V A Straw Hats Hosiery, Shoes and A Oxfords.  \y make of goods y I  ty i Figures A Satisfied J $ 3EB £ FURNISHER • .V ¥