Punxsutawney Spirit, 1904-08-24

              ARE HERE Fall Goods Weber's One- Half off Sale And More Coming Even Day. New Suits for Men New flafs in This Week Fall Underwear and f urnishing Goods. The remainder of odds and ends of men's suite, will be sold at half former price. All sizes are here in this lot from 33 to 42. This is the greatest money saving opportunity of the season. The very low price will move these suits quick. With an enlarged store, better lighted and equipped, we arc better prepared to fill the wants of the trade- Our stock this fall is larger, more varieil, and nicer styles than we have ever shown. $18.00 Suits now $9.00 15.00 Suits now 7.50 12.00 Suits now 6.00 10.00 Suits now 5.00 8.00 Suits now 4.00 5.00 Suits now 2.50 Boys' Suit Sale All goods marked in pl.iin figures $6.00 Suits now $5.00 5.00 Suits now 4.00 4.00 Suits now 3.00 3.50 Suits .now 2.50 3.00 Suits now 2.25 2.50 Suits now 2.00 2.00 . Suits now 1.50 All Oxford Shoes reduced. J off on all straw hats. All our boy's Short Pants Suits are reduced, nothing reserved, your choice from our entire boys' stock. J. A. WEBER MELONS CARLOAD OF The One Price Clothier PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA Know Thyself. South Carolina. next Saturday fresh from NO SUBSTITUTE IS POSSIBLE for a speaking likeness of Relative or Friend Also a mixed car of cabage, potatoes, and bananas, just received.Notice. Everything fresh and in the best condition. Prices away - down. ROSA MAMBUCA E. T. WHITE Photographer, Punxsutawney, Pa. This is noticeably the case if the photograph is made by White. His work possesses that "SOMETHING" which expresses individuality. That's what all want who appreciate the right kind of photography. Prices are not exhorbitant, merely consistant with the quality of the product. IM N. FMhrM.. r. pa. RIAL OTAta and Hannah J. Dowdrlck, Reynolds- 1 vllle, August 8. Jacob Rudolph, Big Run, and Zella North, Panic, August 8. Andrew Tressa and Mary Dlhenes, Walston, August 9. Fred J. Clark and Clarice E. Clements, Brookvllle, August 10. Nathaniel P. Sloan and IJly G. Swltier, Limestone, Pa., August 10. John Polak and Julia Wytoshak, Delancey, August 10. Carmine Spina and Maria Provenyana. Bleanora, August 11. Frank Igelski and Katharine Biskup. Florensa. August 16. Arthur L* Cowan, Allegheny, Pa., and Bertha E. Stahlman, Frogtown, Clarion County. August 15. John Ramsey and Mary Law, Soldier, August 15. Resolutions of Respect. At a regular meeting of the Protective Home Circle No. 4(53, held in the B. & L. building. Punxsutawney, Tuesday night, August 9, 1904, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in His wisdom to remove from our midst our esteemed brother John Butson, who departed this life at Rathmel on Saturday, July 30, 1904, and whereas while we bow in humble submission to the decree of Him who knows what is best, therefore be it Resolved, That out of respect for the memory of our beloved brother the charter of this lodge be draped in morning for a period of 30 days; and be it further D. W. At water, Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this meeting and a copy bo sent to the widow of the deceased brother, and also that these resolutions be printed in the Punxsutawney Spirit and Reynoldsville Star. at Williams* <Jrove. Reduced Rules to (.rangers' Picnic ONLY ONE PRICE H. J. LOEB For the Thirty-flrst Annual Inter- State Grange Picnic Exhibition, to be held at Williams' Grove, Pa., August 29 to September 3, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets from August 2 4 to September inclusive, good to return until September <». inclusive, at reduced rates, from all stations on its lines in the State of Pennsylvania, and from Haiti more, Frederick and intermediate stations on the Northern Central Railway. There will be an elaborate display of farm machinery in actual operation during the exhibition, and addresses will be delivered by well known agricultural speakers. For information in regard to train service and specific rates application should be made to ticket agents.— 3t2. soil to Niagara Falls. Last Five-day Excursion of the Sea- Men's and Boys' Furnisher FARMERS' NAT'N'L BANK B'D'Q Conveyances POed In Recorder's Office from Aacust l to 28. Louis AUenbatiffh and wife to Charley Grlsol acre. Young Township, $50. Qeorfe B. Weber and wife to J. P. North, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $125. 8. A. Rlnn and wife to Joseph Machetn, 1 lot, Perry Township, $65. Abba William* and husband to August Weber, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $3,000. Alice Neal and husband to W. J. Sheesley, house and lot, Big Run, $1,700. Clark T. Nell and wife to W. J. Sheesley, 2 lots, Biff Run, $800. Charles Smouse and wife to W. R. Yohe, 1 acre, Bell Township, $300. J. B. Sykes and wife to Jane May, 1 lot, Sykesville, $1. Big Run B. & Ij. Association to Fitch M. Brig-hum, house and lot, Sykesville, $240. Margaret A. Beyer and husband to R K. Shaffer, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $10,000. Reuben Berkhouse to W. J. Rudolph, 45 acres and 36 perch, McCalmont Township, $250. Henry M. Bowers and wife to William Conrad, 55 acres and 119 i.erch, Oliver Township, $2,500. W. A. Simpson to Franklin & Cleartleld R. R. Co., 20 4-10 acres, Rose Township. $612. James Shaffer and wife to Christiana Stahl. lots, Winslow Township, $300. O. W. Ellenberger and wife to Red Bank Improvement Co., 1 lot, Summcrville, $600. John K. Henry and wife to W. S Bann and wife, 1 lot. Bell Township. $25. Daniel R. Davis to John H. Davis, lot. Clayvllle. $1,000.' McConnell Love to Susan Love, 100 acres, Clover Township. $500. Margaret Smith to Henry A. Smith, lots, Corsica, $73. Moyk Lesnlk and wife to Antonio Glgliotti, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $1,850. Carl B. Cranmer and wife to Charles C. Hammond, lots, Wlnslow Township, $900. Albert W. Smith to William Murray, 2 acres ami 12 perch, Washington Township, $200. • Paul Vandervort to Fritz Brothers, 2 acres, Pine Creek Township, $160. I'. B. Wayland ami wife to Sidney Kroh, 2 acres, Pine Cr« » k Township, $r,oo. James <\ Shaffer and wife to Smith McKee. 1 lot. Wlnslow Township, $12."., Christina Stall I to Vasil Sim al, t lot, Wlnslow Township, $100. Orin S. Wlnslow and wife to Mary Grove, 1 lot, Clayvllle, $125. David B. Wlnslow and wife to Orin S. Wlnslow, 1 lot, ClayvllJ'-. $150. Carrie L. Brown nnd'husband to Mary J. Olson. 30 acres, Washington Township. $750. (Vila Yasblnder to George W. Wilson, undivided 'i i»f 71 6-10 a*res, Warsaw Township, $300. Lillie Gillespie and husband to John K. Grube, 750 sq. ft., Punxsutawne\. $500. Lottie Schultz and husband to David II. Young, 1 lot, Reynoldsville. $1,100. M. M. On vis and wife to Laura E. Young, 1 lot,Reynoldsvill<\ $1,100. 1SH Bowers to Bcllefonte <\ & (\ Co., 112 acres 61 7-10 percli, coal, Caskill Township, $1. William Penoni to Margaret M. Williams', coal, Toung Township, $1. Lester Lockwood and wifo •oJohn (' Lock wood, 61 acres, Wai'naw Township, St. On Saturday, August 27th, the Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway will run its last five-day excursion of the season to Niagara Falls. Tickets will be sold for train leaving Punxsutawney 12:10 p.m., at round trip fare of $4.00, which will be good returning on regular trains up to and including Wednesday, August 31st. For further information consult agent of the company. Madam Lucinda, at room 14, Hotel Continental, gives wonderful evidence of her power as a palmist and life reader. Headings for one and all, 25 cents. Will be here for a few days only.* Notice is hereby given that an application will be made t«> the Governor Of the State of Pennsylvania on the 12th day ot" September. 1904, by O. W. Means, A.'V. Hewitt and VV.O. Hoi linger under the Act of' Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April 29th, 1N74. and the supplements thereto for the charter of an intended corporation to bo called "Hunxsutawney Distilling Company." the character and object whereof is the buying*, selling*, maunfacturlng and distilling* of whiskies and spirituous liquors, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy, all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembley and its supplements.—12t3. Xotice of Incorporation. My wife. Madge M. Smith, having left my bed and board Sunday night, August 7, all persons are hereby notified not to extend her credit on my account. as I will not pay any bills contracted by her. I>. ('. Smith, Valler, Pa. -1 2t3* Boys' and Girls' Shoes. September 5th, 1904. Big Offering1 in Shoes. A Few Dollars Will Fit the Children Out For School. The Public School will open on Monday for the fall and winter term. The boys and girls will need shoes and you are now likely figuring bow you are going to manage to buy all of them new shoes. We thought of that for you and have filled thaShoe Department with hundreds of pairs of School Shoes for the children. We thought of the price, too, and have a line that ranges in Such prices that all the children may he fitted out at a nominal cost. School Begins Mon. OF  SEATED LANDS COMMISSIONERS' SALE (Jill's calf luce. II1. to2$1.19. Girl's patent ki<l dross shoos 11% to 2 $1.39. $1.39. Boy's lace 11% to 2 strong •oka 98c. Boy's "Kant Hip" lace 11 ' j to 2 Youths lace, all leather 'J1... to 5 $1.15. Youth's "Kant Rip'' 2% to 5 at $1.49. John Burns and wife to William IIIIIhergr and wife, house ami lot, Winslow Township, $225. , » Florannn Z. Matsonnnd husband to Joseph L. Shields and wife, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $300. Harry E. Beatty and wife to W. A. McGee, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $250. John H. Murray to Rose Lumbarda, 70 65-100 perch, Winslow Township, $375. Adam Welder and wife to Ida Welder, 3 acres. Henderson Township, $300. Mary Strauss to Salvator Clmlno, 24 8q. rods, Wlshaw, $15. Ellen Simpson McCargo to J. P. Aulenbach, 1 lot, Brookville, $400. Frank S. Lewis, trustee, to Joseph B. Means. 34 <12-100 acres, Perry Township. $2,043.72. ' Alda 10. Mitchell and husband to Charles H. Means, I acre, 41 Vi perch, Perry Township, $1,000. Charles B. Means and wife to John A. Mitchell and wife, 50 acres 11 perch. Perry Township. $1,4 50. Q. W. Plyler and wife to J. "A. Carrier, et. a!., 18 acres. Beaver Township, $1. F. L Verstlne, et. al., to B. Klein, undivided 1-12 of 810 acres, Knox Township, $2,374.1 7. E. IX Fielt and wife to Lenore Smith, 1 lot, Brock way vllle, $725. Frank L. Verstlne and wife to B. Klein, 1-12 Interest In 217 5-8 acres coal Knox Township. $000. Samuel II. Love to Charles II. Bhe, 1 lot, Bell Township, $100. W. A. Slmpsin to E. A. Car malt, 29 4-10 acres, Rose Township, $742. J. M. Swisher and wife to Mary A. Williams, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $1,000. Home B. & L. Association to Hugh Fitzsimmons, 3 lots, Clay vllle, $250. Carrie Perrln and husband to E. D. Davis, 1 lot, West Reynoldsvllle, $900. J. A. Byerl.v and wife to Alice M. Simpson, 1 lot. Sutnmerville, $450. C. J. Kerr and wife to Perry W. Yenney, 1 lot, Reynoldsvllle, $1,100. Louisa Marshall to Herbert It. Burns, 2 lots, Winslow Township, $500. Herbert R. Burns and wlfo to John McPherson, 2 lots, Winslow Township, $425. E. A. Carina It et. al.t to D. C. Hinderllter, 1 lot, Brookvllle, $300. Mary K. £.ontf and hUHband to James Conloy, 1 lot. Clay vllle, $325. J. A. Nt'wcmne and wife to Theodore Rowers, 96 "-4 ucres, Kldred Township, $300. D. W. McKee ami wife to William P. Jacobs, 1 lot, Gasklll Township. $250. Henry Plfer and wife to B. F. GeorKe Plfer, 6-9 of 63 1-10 and 59 5-10 acres, surf., Henderson Township, $175. B. P. Pifer and wife to O. W. Pifer, 53 1-10 acres, surf., Henderson Township, $1,300. B. F. Plfer and wife to G. W. Pifer, 26 4-10 acres, Henderson Township. Mary B. Jones and husband to Julia and John Masslssak, 1 lot, Wlnslow Township, $600. size 5 to X  8 at 48c. Children's shoes luce orhutton, Children's lace patent tip .r> to 75c. Girl's lace, patent tip H,'to 11 98c. tip, all $1.19. 89c. Girl's lace, patent tip 111 ■. to 2 at  Girl's luce, patent leather 11% to '2 In pursuance of an Act of Assembly the Commissioners will offer for sale, at their office In Brookville, Pa., on Friday* September 23, IIHH, at 10 o'clock a. m., the following tracts of seated lands purchased by the County' Commissioners at the Treasurer's sales of 1902: FAIR WEEK Boy's Heavy Ribbed H ose. just the thing for school 2 for 25c« REUBIN We will celebrate this occasion by showing you some of our new Fall Arrivals of Men's Suits. See our window display—it will pay you. Girl's pretty gingham dresses and sailor suits 6 to 12 years at~ 50c to $1.49. Large size pencil tablets 4c. Lead pencils with eraser 1c. LONG BROS. Punxsutawney, Pa. 10c. Roy's and girl's hose fine rib- Acres Value Name of Owner District H &L 9150 Mrs. M.J Neale. Biff Hun Miu 57 342 Reed. Weaver & Bettz,. Gaskill 79 633 JohnMiller, (Iaskill Surf 5 175 Mrs. Fannie Bair. Henderson \% 75 John Neale, McCalniont Lot 75 LivaC. Larson. McCalniont H &, L 209 Andrew Nelson... Perry H & L 175 Nelson Johnston, Perry Lot 50 Isaac Lind, IVrry 1 20 Jane Grinder. Wlnslow Mill 70 900 Gordon and White, Winsiow Min 106 1.060 Gordon and White. Wlnslow 2 Lots 70 Mary E Hearst. Wlnslow Lot 40 A. G. Milliron Wlnslow \% 50 J. Henry Kershaw, Wlnslow Lot 30 S. 8. Hanes, Wlnslow S 25 Grant Rhodes, Wlnslow HAL 200 Michael O'Brien, Wlnslow I 20 Lewis Hollowell, Wlnslow 1IK 240 G. W. Miller. Wlnslow NEWTON WEB8TER, AL HAWK. HARVEY D. HAUGH. Attest: County Commissioners. A. B. Oalbralth, Clark. August 16, 1904. MARRIAGE LICENSES. John W. Klrkwood and Clara M. Lewis, Reynoldsville, August 2. D. W. Mottorn, Ringgold township, and Emma Haag, Young Township, August 4. Antonio Recclia and Rosl Gagllardi. Wlshaw, August 4. Verne Hlmes, Armstrong County, Pa., and Lydla Snyder, Jefferson County., Pa., August 5. Frank Myers, DeLancey, and Ellen Fanning, Llndsey, August 6. George Blshner and Helen Qyres, Eleanora, August 6. Gulseppe Mlstretto and Orasla Millotl. Soldier, August 6. Coryell E. Sax ton, Reynoldsville, and Maud Mlnlch, Emerickvflle, August 6. John Oleclf and Wlktorypo Ssomovogska, Souder, August t. Samuel B. Grafflus, Punxsutawasy, tnr mi ' JiABF flfti' VOL. XXXII. iUTAWNEY, PA., AUGUi 24, 1004. PUN NO. 18. ADVANCE