Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 2

The Tyrone Daily Herald JUMUU WA.MB fkife A IM BTBUT BY Oi Wi Cofhif Matt and ftafild at the tot. iowini Unfit Oft6 by dftt Quartet by Mall, Ofie by ftall, Wttfttf tfftfULD. Ottit.fMr, tt.oo ill Matting, tiHM Months, ,40 10 PA MAUCH 9,1894, Primary AtfooitA, March 3, To the ftepuU Ilcftn Voters of Blolr County: Pursuant to resolution ot (ho llopublleitn county com uitttett, Adopted January 27, 1894, you arc requested to meet your regular plnco for holding pflmttfy elections In your respective districts, on Saturday, Mar. 17, 18M, atid elect delegates to the rogulitr county convention. The polls will be opened for said olcr.llon In theclty of AHoonftaiul all boroughs In the County nt o'clock p.

ni. nnd closed at 8 o'clock p. hi. And In tlio townships the polls will be opened nt 4 o'clock p.m. nnd closed mi o'clock p.

m. According to rule 11 each voter will vote two tickets. One ticket shall contain the knines of the delegates he desires to represent hit district In the convention, the other ticket slmll contain the names of the persons ho placed In nomination by the con Trillion. These tickets will bo distributed as required by the rule. The delegates chosen And instructed at the election will tneetat Altoonaln the Knst Side theatre, Otli avenue between llth nnd lllh streets, on Tuesday, March 20, 1894? at In o'clock u.

m. The purpose of saldTSbnven tlon Is to nominate one porsou lor Governor, one person lor Lieutenant Uovcrnor, one person for Secretary ol Internal Air.ilrs, two persons for one person lor Congress, two persons lor Assembly, one person for 111, one person tor 1'rotliono- tary, one person for Director ot the Poor, one person for Jury Commissioner, four potions for delegates to the State Convention. The election districts of the county tiro entitled to representation In the convention according to the following apportionment ol delegates, to wit: APPOlmONMENT OF DELEGATES. Altoona 1st 1st pro litpro 2 Grcounoldtwp FrankBtown Iwp Freedom twji Mwil. Qi 2dwd.

Jj adiire JJ pre pro 4 Ju 3d ward lull ward twp lunlata bor 3 2 tpro i a pro i 3d lira 4th pro 2 tlbward 4 Mil wcl. 1st pro 2 Bth Logan TowiiBhlp- iBt dlHtrlct Istrtet ad district 3 Antin istdintriot 3 HollUtayirtmrB- 7th "twp; Tyrone llHtward Uotnlngton it ward Blair twp 2 Mlwoocl 4 tiatliariuo twp 2Mhwurd WUlIaumburg-bor aothward Duncauiivlllo a 7lh ward EMt 2 Woodbury twp Cspecial attention Is called to those rule governing the holding ot the primary elcc tlons nnd the county conventions. "Rule 18 All persons desirous of becoming candidates lor any ofllce shall hand or send their names to the county chairman, stilting the olllcu they Intend becoming a candidate 'for; not less than ten days before the nominating convention, and shall at the same time pay to the chairman the required lee to defray the necessary expenses lor printing and dls trlbutlng tickets. The fee required from al candidates shall be $2. Respectfully, J.

K. PATTKKSON, Chairman. GBO. II. BOWIIIS, W.

It. In WIN, A. F. PVTKIIH. T.

OA.LDWELL, A. HAMILTON, G. M. PATTERSON, 11, M. HBNCHBY, Secretaries.

ODD MOMENTS. Said a discouraged woman, "If you had ever tried to work by snatches, you will know how hard it is to get anything done that way." bad to do a Rteat deal of work aud study juat that way, by responded the other, quickly. "I had to learn to systemize my odds and end' of time. So I know it can be done." These "odd minutes," which we al lose in our days, count up amazingly Fifteen minutes multiplied by foui make an hour. And so many times a day we let slip fifteen minutes! Fifteen minutes waiting for ones to come down to breakfast teen minutes waiting for the lunohepn or dinner bell to dug Fifteen minutes waiting a dress maker's for the child to come back from an errand or for the restless baby to goto sleep Not to speak of the half-hours aud hours spent in trains and boats 1 When at night the busy woman counts up her used and wasted 'opportunities, she thinks, despairingly, "If I only had those odd minutes in one lump at one time, how much I could accom plish which now seems unattainable But something can be done with these odd moments which are so exaiperat- ingly unproductive to the diligent one This is indisputable, because there are those who have used just cucli minutes to advantage.

Many true examples rise np to confirm the statement. A woman who was obliged to wait at the breakfast table for a dozen boarders to straggle down, iq uer waiting moments manufactured yards of dainty lace, which she found a profitable way of employing the time. Another young woman who daily waited a quarter of an hour for an elderly friend to go driving, kept a book on the hall table and. Hi waiting many times one summer managed to do a creditable amount of reading. Another kept a novel -'going" in each room of the house, and whenever she waited foi dinner managed to read a few chapters of which ever book was handiest, only reading moments of one busy nad was the time she spent every day putting her baby to sleep, and hei book ww kept in readiaess for tout It (a told of one industrious young girl that she constantly prochetec during the lierdrawing teachei wtw explaining perspective or sharpened her pencil, put tnis does, seem carry ing minute-saving very for.

Bazar, THIS HQRg A well known writer things the cause of our trouble in the horse industry He writes to tjili peMod the tot Ifottlng speed took posseislota of tnett Of Wealth and leisure everywhere, and ttense bfeedlntf WefO eslabllshctl all over th6 (SounUy, And tftfetof, lawyer, UefcbaHt And preacher that owned A fairly good mare became aesied of the ideu that lie could bleed a Dexter, aGoldsmlUi Maid of a Miuut and so on. Between the age of thn European draft and couch breeds and the ambition to breed a phenomenal trotter from our home stock, everybody, doctors, lawyers, merchants, preachers, teachers, farmers and manufacturers turned to horse breeding either on or small behold iho result: Our country is full of fuller in proportion to its population than any other civilized country on the face of the globe we have simply got to point where the thing must stop for our human population to catch up with the equine supply, or until war, epidemic or natural cause shall have reduced it to normal proportion. "I confess this a not a cheerful outlook, but I believe it is a plain, unvarnished statement of the conditions with which horse-breeders are now confronted. There is no good in attempting to deny the there you are. We have too many the plain English of it.

Of course those that are exceptionally well adapted to any use which either business or pleasure may require, will continue to find a market at more or less renumerative prices, but while so many are bred the range of selections will be so great that those who have only fairly good or inferior ones will have hard work to llnd a market. Wecau't eat them or export them in large numbers and thus reduce the surplus, as we do cattle, sheep and we are shut up to just one must reduce the supply by ceasing to breed from any but the very best mares; our breedinu must be on definite lines, for a definite directed by intelligence and a knowledge how to breed to hit the market. It is no longer a question of how many foals that will be worth the raising. The business will right itself after while, but it is the part of wisdom to adapt ourselves as speedily as possibly to existing conditions. There was a time when it paid to raise any sort of ahorse, but that time has passed by, and the present generation of breeders will not see it again.

"The situation is not without some compensating advantages. We have a uood supply of the best specimens of all the desirable breeds of the world, and now that we are compelled to go slow we shall dud it a good thing to weed out and breed up with a definite purpose in view, and I predict that the next quarter of a century will witness as irreat an increase in the average quality of our horses as that just past has witnessed in numbers." A. L. Hare, of Catharine township, Republican shrievality candidate, is iu Tyrone today. John Hess and wife, of Greensburg, arrived in Tyrone today for a risit amo.ig friends.

Mr. Hess is one of the oldest aud most popului locomotive engineers on the western division. There will be a special meeting of Woman's Relief corps No. 109 on Saturday evening, March 10, at half past seven o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Meadville.

All members are urged to be present. By order of the president, Mrs Emma Morgan, Mrs Margaret Coleman, after an illness of several years, departed this life Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr, Black, of Logan township, aged 75 years, 1 month and 4 days. Mrs. (Jolemau leaves to mourn their loss, four brothers two daughters and three sons, one of whom is Thomas Goleman, of Sinking Valley, She was a faithful member of the First LutheraL church, and died in the hope of a blessed immortality. The funeral services will be held at the house Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, ttev.

E. D. Weigle olliciating. In. lerment in Fairview cemetery.

Mule Help Wuutecl. $75 OA a week paid to ladies and cents to sell the Rapid Dish Washer. Washes and dries them in two minutes without wetting the hands. No experience necessary sells at sight; permanent position, Address W. P.

Harrison Clerk No. 14, Columbus, Ohio, AT PUIVATE SALE kinds of furniture and household goods. Must be sold at once, and can be bought at HOOVER Sealed proposals will be received for the erection of the foundation walls of the A J3, church on 14th street bo tweenLogun and Pennsylvania avenues. The material for foundation furnished by building committee. Bids close March 13, 1804, at 12 o'clock, The work to be done under the supervision of the building coiunutte, The committee reserve the right to reject any and all bids.

Plans can be seen at Lancaster's barber Crws Garner, Pastor, Lancaster, Trus-. tee, committee njOtg Men are made manly, the old made young and vigorous by West's Nerve and Brain Treatment, Sold by W. il. Holmes, Early BJsers, Early Itisers, Early Risers the famous little pills for constipation, sick headache, dyspepsia and nervousness, W. II, Holmes, druggist.

Pon't be talkecj into having an oper ation as it may cost yop your life. Japanese pile Cure is guaranteed to cure you by II. Holmes. The room lately vacated by the Blair County Banking company, on West 10th street, a prominent and desirable locality, well Utted and adapted for the purpose of banking, brokerage or trust and insurance company, is offered for rent for a term of years at a reasonable rate. Apply to John P.

Stewart, No. 16 W. 10th Tyrone, West's Nerve and Brain Treatment quickly restores lost manhood Dud youthful vigor. Sold by W.H.Holmes. Smlll Polfowifift are public sales which will lake pi ice dufltitf the season of 1804, for which posters have beeti printed at the llRttALO Affike, wit) be ftnifid oh the posters I'UKSBAV, March By It, 11, Mnlletl, on the Me Mullen property.

Slhklntf Valley, at I 2 Work horses, bay mare, 2 coUa, 4 cows, heifer, farming implements, wagofls, buggy, sleigh, harness, hay, etc, Walle, auctioneer) March 21 and 11. Waits, tin' of Mrs; E. Walte, Eden Valley, 2 miles east of Birmingham, rtt 1 p. 6 head work Horses, SJ cows, 2 bulls, heifer, 2 so.wa, machine, -buggy, curt alia harness. 3, II Watte, auctioneer.

TiiuusDAY, March Uv 1). Morrow, in Sinking Valley, llvo miles east of Tyrone: 6 work horses, 10 milk cows, 5 head young cattle, farming lit)' pletneni buggy, sleigh, sleds, harness, oats, hay, vinegar, potatoes, household goods, etc. -Sale ftt Oa.m. J. H.Waite auctioneer.

THURSDAY, March By A. L. litre, on old DeWalf farm, between Yellow Hprlr-tzsand Willlamsbtirsr, sale at 0 80 n. 0 horses, 3 colts, 6 cows. 2 bulls, 4 head cattle, 24 ewes, 0 slioats, cart, implements harness, stoves and household John Megahuu, auctioneer.

FRIDAY, March By John P. Mattern, one half mile east of Warriors- mark, at 10 o'clock a. 8 work horses, 3 colts, 8 milk cows. 1 bull, II shoals, wagon, sled, harness, binder and other farming implements, household goods, etc. J.

H. Waite, auctioneer. SATURDAY, March By Mrs. Anna Conrad, Washington avenue, Tyrone Lot of furniture and household goods, Sale at 1.30 p. m.

D. A. Smith auctioneer, MONDAY, Miwch 26 John L. Hutchison, one-half mile east of War- riorsmark, at 1.30 p. 3 head of horses, 1 colt, 3 cows, 4 head young cattle, 2 heifers, calf, 12sheep, 8 shoals, brood sow seed potatoes.

Sale at 1.30 p. m. J. U. Waite, auctioneer.

TUESDAY, March 27 David F. Ryder, on the Harvey Wilson farm, Sinking Valley, one mile from Culp 2 draft horses. 3 brood mares, 2 colts, 7 cows, 2 heifers, 14 head youritj cattle, 31 head sheep brood sow, 13 flhoats, hoar, fanning implements, wagons harness, and household poods. Sale at 9 a. m.

J. H. Waite, auctioneer. Bv Thomas farm of John Quinn, one mile west of Tipton 5 head horses, 2 cows, 2 yearling calves, seven ewes with lambs, wagon, sleigh, implements, harness, potatoes, etc. Sale at 10 a.

m. John H. Ermine, auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, March By John S. At lee, ou the Robert Galbraith farm, Sinking Valley, 2 miles from Birmingham, at 10 a.

10 horses and colts, 7 cows, 7 bead young cattle, bull, brood HOW, 5 shoats, wagons, implements and harness 2 cook stoves and other household goods. J. 11. Waite, auctioneer. THURSDAY, March 29 -By F.

lluup, at the John Archey farm, Graysville, Huntingdon county: 0 horses, 5 head cattle, 50 head sheep, farming im plements, wagons, sled, harness, etc. Sale at 10 a. in. J. II.

Waite, auc. FRIDAY, March By Mrs, Mary Miller, in Clay township, Huntingdon county, 3 miles from Saltillo, on the Price farm 2 work horses, 4 cows, 3 head young cattle, wagons, sleds, harness, implements, etc. 1 o'clock. SATURDAY, March By Jerry Weston, one fourth mile east of War- riorsmark Cow, dozen chickens, household goods. Sale at 1 o'clock.

It's all the same, a slight cold, congested lungs or Severn cough. One Cough Cure banishes them. VV. II. Holmes, druggist.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives the best satisfaction of any cough medicine I handle, and as a seller leads all other preparations in the market. I recommend it because it is the best medicine I ever handled for coughs, colds and cioup. A. W. Millersville III.

For sale at J. S. Smith's two drug stores. For nobby and stylish clothing and gent's furnishing, go to the ready made clothiers and outlltters, Jake Colin, Joues Caldwell's old stand, opposite Isaac Crawford llOtf. No better aid to digestion.

No better cure for dyspepsia, Nothing more reliable for biliousness and constipation tlun DnWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. W. Holmes. For seven years or more Mrs. W.

Louder, of Quincy, was subject to severe attacKS of cramp colic. S. H. Morse, a druggist of that place, recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, which lias ef. fected a permanent cure, saving her much suffering besides thn trouble and expense of sending for a doctor, which was often necessary.

For sale at J. Smith's two drug stores, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cleanses, purities and liotila, It was made for that purpose. Use it for burns, cuts, bruises, chapped hands, sores of all descriptions and if )ou have piles use it for them. W. H.

Holmes, druggist, A severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder had troubled Loper, a well known druggist of Des Moines, for over six months. At times the pain was so severe that ho could uotlift anything, With all be could do he could not get rid of it until he applied Chamberlain's I'iUn Balm. "I only mttde three applications of it," he says, "and have since been free from all pain." He now recommends it to persons similarly aiiiicted, it is for sale at J. Smith's two drug stores, Not one minute elapses between the taking of One Minute Cough Cuie and relief, Why shouldn't people take One Minute Cough Cure? They nhouldi They do, H. Holmes, druggist.

FOR Restaurant and ice cream parlor. Call or address Mrs. E. MUler, 21 Tenth A nurse for a diphtheria patient, also a middle ttged, or older person, to do house work -rMrs. Markel, Washington Ave.

niQt3 NEW ERA steej plate range, with reservoir and high closet. Best range yet introduced in the market, selling at a greatly reducml price. by J. FOUND best and easiest way to get rid of a cough or cold that may develop into consumption is to invest 25 cents iu a bottlo of 1 the great remedy for coughs, colds, la. grippe, throat aud lung disorders.

£0)4 it Homes' A ptotnifrftit rnnft in town exclaimed Hie other day: "My wife has been wear' IDA out her life from (he effects of Liver Complaint aiul tiitfiges 1 tlon. Her case baffled the sHlll of our best physicians. After using three puck ws of Bacon 1 Celery King for the Nerves she is almost entirely Well." Keep ymirblond in healthy condition by the use of this great Vegetable pound, Call on J. B. Smith, sole agent, and get it trial package free.

50 cents, For twenty yeurs.t have suffered with dyspepsia, llave tried many physicians ftbontallof the so-called cures. Noth. Ing tlnhfl ma any good, A friend mild try IVD.O. It, la positive (Sura; from the (Irst dose 1 got relief can eat. anything now can sleep all nffcht.

P. D. C. Is a positive euftf. Mrs.

B. D. 1700 N. 18th St Phlltt. For sale by W.

llrtrry Holmes and O. II. ml. Par Kent. A nice 8 room house on Washington avenue, newly painted and papered throughout; has a new Illrsh furnace in Cellar.

Apply to A. E. A Horrible tdillrond Accident Is a dally chronicle in our papers also the death of some dear friend, who him died with Consumption, whereas, if IIH she had taken Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung diseases in time, life would have been rendered happier and perhups saved. Heed the warning! If you have a cough or any Hffection of the throat or lungs call on J. S.

Smith, sole agent, and get a trial bottle free. Large size 50 cents. Burns are absolutely painless when De Witt's Witch Hazel Safve is promptly applied. This statement is true. A perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands and never fails to cure piles.

W. H. Holmes, drugg'st. It not only relieves it does more, it cures. We refer to Oue Minute Cough Cure.

Suitable for all ages, all conditions, at all times. V. II. Holmes, druggist. "Perlmps you would not think so, but a very large portion of diseases in New York comes from caielessness about catching cold," says Dr.

Cyrus Edson. "It is such a simple thing and so common that very few people, unless it is a case of pheumonia, pay any attention to a cold. New York is one of the healthiest places on the Atlantic coast and et there are a great many cases of catarrh and consumption which have their origin in this neglect of the simpliest precaution of every day life. The most sensible advice is. when you get a cold get rid of it as soon as all means do not neglect it." Dr.

Edson does not tell you no.w to cure a cold but we will. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, It will relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, open the secretions and soon effect permanent cure. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale at J. S. Smith's two drug stores.

A bad cough or cold calls for a good cure for it. For Coughs, ColclH, La (-trippe and Consumption, a perfect and permanent cure is Pan- Tina, the worst cases yield to its healing properties. Costs 25 cents. Pan Tina is sold at W. H.

Holmes' drug store. A DMIKISTU VTOR'S of Mrs. Allou Ualbrultli lutoor Birmingham, lluntliiKdon county, ilc- ccasuil. UiUrrs of administration on said citato having boon granted 10 the undersigned, all persons indi'btecl thereto are rn- quested to iniike immediate payment, and those having claims or demands the same will present them wiuiout lav tor to R. C.

UALKRA1TII, Administrator. Tyrone, Mar. 2, Fli ANNOUNCEMENT. CONG accordance with the customs and usages ol'the Republican party, I hereby iinnnuncu mysult as a candidate tor IT no-i iimllon for Congress, subject to Republican rules, and pledge my.seli to support the ticket nominated. D.

lllClvd. Altoona, Slarch f), 1894. hereby announce myself as a candidate tor the olllee of her! It' of lllalr county, subject to thu rules and governing tliu Republican party ot lilair county, and pledge myselt to support the ticket then nominated. D. MOIUtOW.

Tyrone Township, 'J, 181)4. 1 herby myself lisa candidate tor the olllco of Sheriff ot Illulr county, subjoi't to the rules and rugu at Ions governing thu Republican party ot lilair county, and pledge myuelf to support Ilia ticket then nominated, WILLIAM 8NV1JER, Tyrone, Fob. 5,1804. lieroby announce myself as 11 candidate tor the olllee of Slierltf ot lilair coiiiHy, subject to the rules and regulations governing the Republican p.irty ot lilair county, and pledge myselt to support the ticket nominated. A.

Catharine Township, March 0, 18U1, hereby an nouneo myself as a candidate for Assembly, subject to thu rules and regulations governing the Itepub- llean parly of lilair county, and pledge my- selt to support thu ticket nominated. K. I'ATTKUSON, Altoona, Pa, Feb. hereby announce) myself us iv candidate tor Assembly, subject to thu rules and regulations the Itupub- licun party of lllalr county and will support the ciuuiuluu's nominated at thu Muruli convention IMUO1UUU, Tyrone, Fob. 0, 1804, hereby announce myselt iv candidate tor re-iuimlnatlon lor Assembly subject to tlie rules ami regulations governing the Republican party ot Blair county and pledge wyselt to support the ticket nominated, S.

IHIONllKUCi. Tyrone Township, Mur, 7,1804. 1'ROTIIONOTARY' I lioroby announce myselt as a candidate for the olllee of t'ro- thonotury of lllalr county, xubjrbt to the rules anil rcgulalionsgoveriiing the Republican party ot lilitii- county, unil pledge myself to support the tlokut nominated. JKSBK li, lUKTHAN. Uolllduysburg, Feb.

IS, 1804, DIHKCTOUOD' THKPOOU-1 liureby uu- nouiicu myselt as a candidate lor the olticii of Director ol tho I'oorof llluir county subject lo the rules anil rcuulutlona governing thu Republican party ot lllalr county ami pledge myselt lo support the ticket nominated. Tyrone, Feb. 28, Wll-SON. PIKECTOKOFTHB heieby an- nounue my ell as a candidate lor tho office ot Director ot thu I'oor of lllijli 1 county subject to the rulqa anil regulations governing tho Hepnblican parly oi Illulr county and pledge myselt lo support the ticket; nomliialed. Uollliluysbury, Fub, mUECTOROF THE POOR-l hereby announce myself us caiidiilme fur the olllee of Director ol 1'ie I'oorof IHalr county subject to the rules and regulations governing tlic Republican party ot liluircauiity nnd pledge myself to support the ticket nominated.

0. Blulr Township, Fob. 23, Thu uliovu amount Mrua ouniud niul paid to tlio aubsoi-llmw to our Sruclul U. U. Sy us result ol our operulions iu tlio too If Mui'lttst from Ooc, 18 to 18a.5." log to 'AW uur cunt, prolit per unn uui cttu to muUo by Iplnlngour SyiiUicuto i'ools.

tJeud tov uctug und our dully llui'Uot Jreu. Ulsliwt raluronoo, Jjroftdvuy, New York To Whom it May Concern: and there is tio reason why it should not be the concern of every one to make each dollar do the best for its happy possessor, For the next thirty days we will make prices especially low in our Carpet Department. We have a good assortment of styles and qualities and will now close them out in order to make room for new spring stock. Also a few Ladies' Coats left that will be sacrificed. The actual cost $4 to $20 will be sold at $2.50 to $12.50.

The best point of all is our Grocery Store. Everything good, pure, and as reasonable in price as possible. Come and try us in this department and we are sure you will give us your trade. WILSON ISENBERG, 1017 Penua. Avenue.

Tyrone, Pa FREE EXAMINATION. H. E. HERMAN, FOUMEKLY WITH QUEEN GO. PHILADELPHIA SPECIALIST, AT TYRONE Every Wednesday He will be found at GEO.

H. GARNER'S JEWELRY STORE trom u. m. to 6 p. m.

Persons who have headache or whoso eyes are causing dlsetmilort should cull upon specialist, and they will receive Intelligent and skillful attention. NO (JlIAUUti to determine It glasses will help you. livery pair of glasses ordered Is guaranteed to bo satis- tactory. O. C.

WAITE, Gen'l. Insurance Agent, PKUNEIl'S BLOCK, ItOOM 4. MAINSTKEET, TYRONE, PAJ Have You a Smoky Chimney Use the Finch Patent Chimney Top liAILKUAD, FKO.M TYHONB TO MILKS. Huntingdon 10.7 Lewistowu Junction 66.4 Mifllln 68.2 Harrlsburg 117.4 Philadelphia 222.6 Altoona 143 Johnstown 52.0 Pitteburg 131.2 EA8TWABD. rust lino daily (to let off jmssciiKfrs) nt Tyrone, 12.26 u.

Huntingdon, IZ58 a. HiirriaburK. 3.30 a. Philadelphia, 11,50 a. m.

llarrlBbiux accommodation, dally oxcopt Hmulay, ut Tyronu. 6.35 a. UimtUigiluu, U.I6 u. llur- rhdmw, D30a. in.

Atluutiu uxpruHH, daily at Tyrone, 7.30 a. Ilar- rlsbui'K, lll.lWIii. Pliiluilulphla, I '2ft 11. in. Soiishoro dally at 1 yroiui.

7.48 u. linn- tluKdou, a. liardxburK, ll.V5a. 1'hlladul- phia, il.uu p. iu Main Jjlno oxpress, dtiily, at 12.15 it.

in Huntingdon 12.4U liai'riBhiiix p. i'hilu- in. oxiirudH, ilally, (to lot off pasHoiiKurs) at Ty- rono, 114 p. lluntiiiKtlon, 145 p. IlarrlHbnrtf 4 15 p.

Pnilailalphiu. 7.1Up. m. Mall, dally, nt p. HuiHillKdon, 8.2U UumBtiuw, 7 P.

i'nllailulpUiu, 11.15 p. in. Mall oxpi'ctM, dully, at '1 yronu, 0.37 p. lllnltiiiK- dou, 1.21) p. Harrisburif, 10.20p.

111. Pliiluclulphia oxpruHH, (iiiily, at Tyronn, 0.33 HnnthiKilon, 10.12 Uarrlabui'K, 1 a. Plilla- WESTWARD. Pacific express, dally, at Tyrouo.iJ.55 a. Altoona, 7.40 Johnstown, 0.24 a.

I'itlabmy, 12.10 p. 111 Way paKHOUKor, dally, at Tyrone, 1.02 p. Al- toouu, 1.45 p. Jolinstowu, a.3'2 p. I'lttuburK, 0.611 1 1.

m. Mail train, dully, at Tyrone, 3.05 p. Altoona, .1.40 p. Johnstown, B. IU p.

PiltKlmw, H.10p. in. Faut line, dally, at Tyrone, 71X1 Alloona, 7.40 Johnstown. 0.08 1'ittBliui'K. p.m.

Altoona aucoiuniodutlon, daily, at Tyrouo, O.iu p. ilullwond, Altoona. 0,50 p. in TYRONE OiiEARPIKLD BRANCH. PROMT YllONE TO MILES.

Osceola 19.0 Houtzdale Phillpsburg 28.5 Olearlield 40.0 OurwonsviHe 47.1 MAIL. A. H.l MAIL. FAKE. .57 .74 .71 1.22 1.41 P.M.

Lve, Tyrone 8.20 Lvo. Curwensville, 3.51 Osceola 9.23 9.44 10.82 Ar Ar. Tyrone 6.12 P.M. Lve. Tyrone 3.16 Lve, Ourwensyllle 9.42 lOsceola 4.23 5.00 Ar, Ourwensville 6.22 Ar.

Tyrone 11.47 EXPRESS. P. H. EXPRESS. A.

M. Lve, Tyrone 7,30 Lve. CurwensviHe 4,40 lOsceola 8,30 8.41 lOloarllcld 8.24 Ar 9.35 Olearlield 4.00 4.62 Osceola 6.10 DAY HX. A.M. Oleartleld 958 Osceola Lve.

Ourwensville. 4,40 Clcurlleld 4.E6 6.3& Osceola 6.48 Ar. Tyrone 6.45 Tho only top that will prevent the smoke and soot Irom blowing down during all angcs ol tho wind anil bv H. CUTLER. All urunolios'of the PlumbinglQas Fitting business.

I'rompt attention given and first uluss 208 W. St. THE SUN. The first of American Newspapers, CHARLES A. DANA, Editor.

ON PlULIl'HliUKO It MOHIIANNON IlllANOlIEH, trillllB leuvu Onouolit, U.O& aud0.4U l.W uud All p. urrivuat lloiiudalu, mid lU.IW a. l.sa auil 5.36 p. Uoluena, 7.0>i und lu.4n a. 2.2U und ti.UH in.

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What a Prominent Han has to say about that (New Remedy) P. D. C. For thu past live years 1 Intvn suffered with the worst I'orin ot dyspepsia having vurdlgoevury low weeks, Kverythlnif I eat dlsticsHcd me. Could only jtUjon for a lew hours, then the balance ot the'nlKlit was enough to drive one mad.

Tried many remedies and treated with bust physicians Imt got no relief, For past two years was uuUlliB woi'se. Mr, gun caHed my attention to I', 0., said it had done for him what twenty years ol duclorlnt; hud not done, I commenced mlduK iv. At IIrb11 thought my stomaoli would turn upside U. llmlliiK work to do. I began to fuel belter before one box was Can cut about anything, huve no distress atuir, liestof all 1 can sleep all night Huve only had one spoil nf verdleo In Uve months.

D. IB a wonderful medicine for tho stomach, It will doiUl the makers claim l'ir It, cure the worst cose of dyspepsia known, it gives me pleasure to recommend It, UKOltUK, Cierinantown, March 1899. For salu by Uarry und Geo Uarnor, Tyvono, t'a ParkerChemicalCo, 1WYNCOTE. 250. uiui 11,00, Gompleyjon Prsservart PR, HERBA'S viou mm FrtMos, Piir.yUj, Liver i Swnbwrn Bud; Tin, 6B4 stores tho Bklu to original producing clear oua bculthy complex Ipn.

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