Punxsutawney Spirit, 1905-02-15

              NO. 37. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., FEBRUARY 15, 1905. VOL XXXII. WEBER'S New Suits, Huts and Men c Shoes t S $ u | II I [O 1 / - t9e y 1 i 120.00 floods for . . tlft.OO. j f $18.00 Gooda fur. »12.0<> J1 1 f (15.00 Goods for 9tO.<H> ' I ' M 2.00 Goods for. $ 8.<M) >  10.00 Goods for ... $ fl.OO  "Js Jn 9he XOear" ADVANCE SPRING GOODS ARE HERE Of Good Clothing Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be up road upon our minutes and a copy be presented to the widow of our deceased brother and our charter be draped In mourning for thirty days. Resolved that we mingle our sympathy with the aged widow and Ills family In their sad bereavement and commend them to the care of Hint who doeth all things well. Be It further Resolved that In the death of Hro. John Warren his lodge laments the loss of one whose memory will be ever dear to them; who was a true Knight and a loyal citizen, a devoted husband and father and one who was ever ready to proffer the hand of aid and friendship and the voice of sympathy to the needy. Be It further Tribute of Reipfrt. At • regular meeting of Uellview Lodge No. 214, K of P., of Adrian, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, on the 17th day of January, 1906, came to Brother John Warren at his son's home. In Punxsutawney, the aummona to join the celestial Lodge above, where the Supreme Chancellor of the universe resides. Weakness, incident to the Infirmities of age, had made It apparent for some time that his earthly career was fast drawing to a close, and surrounded by family and friends he peacefully departed to his last rest and the great beyond. November 14, 1 888, he became a member of Bellvlew Lodge, No. 214, Knights of Pythias, at Adrian and he was never known to be In arrears on the books of his Lodge. He slept in Summers with his golden harvest, waved the taselled grain, with Its ripened fields of perfect fruit, than the pitcher at the fountain broke of orchard's sweep and forests deep, Ills light went out: I hose Vou Can Save "Big Who Money" by Buying Read a Winter Overcoat This v* Now Ad  and ? Act Will Profit ' i acre la no death. The Mars go down To rise upon Home otiler shore. Ami bright In heaven's jewelled crown They shine forever more. A lodge of the Order of Eagles was installed on Monday night of thisi week. It Is safe to say lhat never In | history of BrooKvllle was an or-, ganizatlon formed under more auspicious surroundings. Nearly one hundred members were present be-' sides a large number of visitors from DuBoIs, Falls Creek and Reynoldsvllle. A/ter work in th« lodge rooms the members to the nunjber of about ISO adjourned to the American Hotel where they sat down to as magnificent a banquet aa was ever prepared in Brookvllle. The guests sat down to the well laden tables at 11 p. m. and no one thought of leaving the tables until after 1 a. in. i Speeches were made by a number of I prominent members present. An or-1 chestra was In attendance and furnished excellent music during the evening. On account of leaving on early trains many of the visitors did not retire but remained up untW i t rnln time. John Watts, a well-known resident of South lirookvllle, died at 5:20 on Monday afternoon, afier an Illness of nearly six month* duration from nrlBht's disease. Mr. Walts was about SO years of axe at the time of his death. Ho wa* elected constable of Hose Township but resigned about a year ago. His funeral took place this mornlnK. A treat Is store for the old soldiers and their friends at the Belvedere Opera House on the evening of the aOth when Prof. J. Warren Gilbert, author and guide, will deliver his lecture, "Gettysburg In War and Peace," an illustrated and descriptive lecture in which he will use r 3l>0 viewsof the battlefield and the village und the country surrounding it. Manager A. N. Bowdlsh has a stock company for e*ery night this week. The *rat performance on Monday night drew a large house. W. R. Darrah la lying very ill at hia home on Mill street. Ills son, John Darrah, of the West, and Mrs. C. W. Roberts, of PltUburg, are now with him. mob CMurtf Capital. Interest tag Letter im the <«recti bo the turf above. Friend of our better tiny*. None knew th«*e but to lo\ •• thee Nor named thee but to praise " TON. RKntTCKl) KATES TO WASHING- HECTOR CAMPBELL, 8r \NDREW BEVERII >< IE, JOHN HAMMOND. Committor. Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Inauguration of Provident Roosevelt* H. J. LOEB Resolutions of Res|»oct. Monarch Brand, stiff bosom $1.50 Shirts reduced to $1.00 1.00 " " " .75 All Domet Night Shirts reduced. $1.00 Domet Night Shirts 75c 75c 58c 50c " " " 38c A lot of $3.50 shoes now $2.50. Men's fleeced underwear at sacrifice prices. All Men's and Boys' pants reduced. reduced. $4.00 3.00 2.50 '2.25 Sale Price Building Boys' $5.00 Suits, Boys' 4.00 Boys' 3.50 Boys' 3.00 50 Sailor Blouse Suits at half price. $6.00 Sailor Blouse Suits, Building Sale Price $,'*.00 5.00 " " " " " " 2.50 4.00 " " " 2.00 3.50 " I " 1-75 3.00 " " " " ISO Oluett and shirts reduction on all Young Men's $18 Suits and Overcoats, Building sale price $14.60 15 11.75 12 " " " 8.75 10 7.00 stylish and suits' Great up-to-date. Building sale will continue for about thirty days. We contemplate erecting a temporary store room on the plaza near the Washington Hotel to continue business while our new building is progressing, and to save us the trouble and expense of moving we offer great reductions during this time. We offer you highest grades of merchandise produced in this country, Clothcraft and Hart, Shaftner & Marx are recognized and have stood the test for fit and workmanship. J. A. WEBER Flag Day Wall Paper for 1905 \Vrnn May Company A Frew home in our studio or is another. at your MAY WE NOT HAVE WHITE'S STUDIO your order this week for something in this line of work ? HAMILTON'S PHARMACY Too much care can not be used in the selection of these articles, we have after years of experience placed these valuable foods, the International Horse, Cattle and Poultry Foods, the Celebrated DuBois Distemper and Condition Powder, the Derby Worm Powders, and the Imperial Colic Cure, all sold under a positive guarantee. Horsemen's recipes given special attention. WanlnL Mens and Boys Furnisher On account of tho Inauguration of President Roosevelt on March I, tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell round-trip tickets to Washington, March S, Inclusive, from Harrisburg, Pittsburg, Oil City. Erie, Buffalo. Canandaigua, WiUiamsport, Wilkesbarre, Mt. Carrort* and intermediate stations, at rate of single fare plus 25 cents for the round trip. Deposit of ticket with Joint Agent tit Washington on or before March s and payment of fee of $1.00 will secure extension of return limit to leave Washington on or before March 18. For specific rates and full information apply to ticket agents. Gt2. C M WILSON T. MART WILLIAMS BRA HEN ZEIOLKR. Com mi( too. Resolved, that those resolution* be spread upon the minutes of the Post 111 at they he published in one of our town newspapers and that a copy be sent to the friends. Resolved, that while we submit to the inevitable and keenly feel the blow, yet we feel assured that our loss is his gain. Whereas, through a wise interposition of an All Wise God, our noloved Comrade, Thomas P. North, was called from earth to that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler ever returns, and whilst we mourn his loss we humbly bow to Him who doeth all things well, and At a regular meeting of Capt. E. H. Little Post No 237, Department of Pennsylvania, G. A. R.t Punxsutawnoy, Pa., February 8, 11105, the following resoutions of respect were adopted. STOCK FOODS I PICTURE FRAMING these winter months is one of our special lines of work. MAKING PHOTOGRAPHS Make suitable decorations. Let at least one flag: float in or over every school In the county on this day. Let the program be a patriotic one pertaining to the Hag and to Washington's birthday. The strength and safety of a community consist in the virtue, intelligence and patriotism «»f its youth. The safety of a nation in not in the hands of its rulers, hut in the lives of its people. Children should be taught to love their country, to value its institutions, to appreciate all that patriotism stands for. Wednesday, February 22, 1!»05, is therefore set apart as Flag Day. It is suggested that each teacher arrange a literary program for a part of the day. Send a cordial iuvitation to your patrons and directors to be present.County Superintendent R. B. Teitrick makes the following suggestions concerning the duty of properly celebrating Flag Day: Miss Verna May and a strong supporting company will begin a three nights engagement at tin' Punxsu- I tawne.v Opera House starting next Thursday night, February 1(5. The company carries all new and special scenery and a list of plays that have never before been seen at popular prices. The opening play is the new land sensational comedy written especially for Miss May. entitled "The Queen of Hearts." She appears in the role of "Slivers" and it is a part that shows her to the best advantage, her support Is strong and every one takes the greatest interest in their work and the welfare of the little star. A strong line of specialties are carried with the show and there will be no tiresome waits between acts thereby making the performance continuous. The great biograph will show the moving picture "Life of the American Fireman." which Is alone worth the price of admission to witness. The play for Tuesday night is a comedy drama in four acts, Tennessee's Pardner. Reserved seats at Feicht's drug store. Priqes, 10, 20 and 30 cents. Ladles' 15 cent tickets Thursday night. Matinee Saturday at 2:30. prices 10 and 20 cents. Guessing contest. The Robinson Hardware Co. will present to the lady guessing the nearest number of beans in the pint jar now on exhibition in our window an Ocean Wave Washing Machine, which has no equal as a washer, in this city. To the second nearest we will give a clothes wringer, guaranteed for three years; and to the third lady, a pair of loose pin curtain stretchers. Remember this is free to all ladies IS years old and over. Contest closes May 1, 1905. Pacific < Summervllle Phone 131 Main St. We tiro exhibit i lit; the largest stock a n <1 most complete assortment from the cheapest papers for kitchen, to the most elaborate ami handsome parlor designs, and all bought so as to seeurc our customers the lowest retail price. We guarantee both quality and low price. There is a pleasant surprise in stoie for you when you call to look through our line. Bring the correct measure of your room and we will give you definite figures and save you time a n d moneyEzrratont' Nollw. Your Choice $4.98 WARNING Don't be side tracked by foolish prejudise and doubt, take the advantage of our Great Cleaning Up Sale of Men's Suits and Overcoat worth $8, $10, $12, $14 and $10. Punxs'y\ Pa. m COHKN sue T*» W«lt«r« « Co., Kroker*. 50 young men at the C. P. Church Thursday evening, February 23.—712 StockH, bonds, grain and provisions. Stocks bought outright or on 2 point margin. 1 point margin on grain. Eberhart building. Summerville 'phone 104. Tickets on sale dally, March 1 lo May 15, Chicago to San Francisco, 1,0s Angeles, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver via the Chicago, Union Pacific and Northwestern l,ine. Correspondingly low rates from other points. Pally and personally conducted excursions In Pullman tourist sleeping cars from Chicago lo Portland, San Francisco and and I,os Angeles without change. Double berth only $7.o<>. Fast trains, choice of route. Meals In dining cars (a la carte.) Booklets and folders sent postpaid on receipt of 4 cents in stamps. All age.nts sell tickets via this line. Address A. tj. Tallnnt, Gen'l Agt . 604 Smlthfleld Street, Pittsburg. Pa. 7(3 Mitchell & Adams, Attorneys for Executors REUBIN Torrence Block The price on Children's Suits and Overcoats are simply cut to One Half of the former price. Sale lasts until Saturday, February 18. Feicht the Druggist Cor. Mahoning and Jefferson Sts. Estate of Thomas P. North, late of Young; township, Jefferson county, Pennsylvania, deceased: Notice Is hereby Riven that letters testamentary u[ on the estate of the aforesaid decedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay. John <1. North. William P. North, Executors. Punxsutawney, Pa. —7t6 —Don't fail to read Brownell'a ad — See -two day special Brownell's ad. —Hear Dr. Hillis in the closing entertainment and lecture of the Peoples' Popular Course, February 22 Instead of March 21, in the Methodist Church. WANTED—TO RENT A OOOlt, HIG stable by the year. Inquire at Alex. Wllllams'muslc store.—* -rasH §))c flntustttnumcn Spirit, " ' ' -" , ?:v/*V , "" " " '