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THE NEW CASTLE DAILY HERALD r. s. Mcculloch co. 20 PITTSBURG ST. THE SPECIAL DISPLAY AND SALE OF OUR NEW CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS WILL CONTINUE ALL NEXT WEEK; FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE YESTERDAY'S PAPER.

MAKE YOUR BOWELS YOUNG You who hare reached the later years of life realize, probably, that your bowels aren't as active as they used to be. They are inclined to clog up frequently, to be irregular; perhaps the movements aren't at all satisfying; you are troubled with constipation more and more as years pass by. Some days you feel all bloated up; rheumatism becomes a more frequent visitor; your stomach and liver fail to perform their duties; you get irritable Gin AND MITCHELL TO GO TO PRI1 heavy Enrollment At Night Schools Nearly Six Hundred Persons A pply for Instruction and District Night Schools May ecome Necessary Examination of All Pupils Found Necessary. Fom and Perfect Absolut Comfort Odds Are Ten to One That La You should know about POTOSOTE The Condensed Mineral Water because POTOSOTE is especially effective in relieving constipation and its attendent ills in elderly people. It makes the bowels bor Leaders Will Not Be Granted Review of Evidence.

strong and active gives them new lue, makes them Tonng again. It acts pleas District Night schools may have to be opened by the board of education, instead of a single central public night school, as was first considered. This may be necessary because of the astonishingly large enrollment. There are now exactly 575 prospective pupils registered, with the chances in favor of additional ones applying. These figures already exceed the attendance at the regular High School, antly, promptly, without strain, griping, nttipr evil after-effects.

Can be secured by any woman who wears one of the new Fall models of E. G. Corsets. These celebrataed Corsets have always been famous for combining faultless style with pliability and comfort. new night school will not really get under headway until the opening of the new year, as the greater part of the coming month may be occupied with the preliminary arrangements, while the annual holiday vacation will close school the last week of December.

All persons desiring to take High school work in the night school course must positively report at the High school building next Monday evening for examination. By High school work Is meant such studies as are now DID YOU EVER Stop to think it is just as easy to buy the right as the wrong kind of a hat! Costs no more money, takes no POTOSOTE is Nature's remedy the powdered substance of the famous mineral waters. Dissolve a teaspoonful in a glass of water and drink it'justas you would if you were at the springs. It is palatable, always fresh, convenient, economical and the one best way of really bringing into your own home the curative 4r3Jj). benefits of the world's most a famous medicinal waters.

EachfJMjn WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. If a "book" were to be made based on past performances of the Supreme Court of the United States in similar proceedings the odds would be about 10 to 1 that Gompers, Mitchell end Morrison, the three labor leaders, will go to jail. On next Monday application will be made to that tribunal for a writ of certiorari on behalf of the officials of the American Federation of Labor to review the recent decision of the Circuit Court where the pupils have to attend in morning and afternoon details, in order that they can be handled in the limited quarters at the command of taught there, including mechanical more time it's only a mat drawing, algebra, bookkeeping, stenography and similar studies. Supt.

Kimes, principal G. A. Dickson ter of getting into a store the school authorities. Just how even POTOSOTE where thev sell the right more pupils can be handled in nigh school is not apparent. CQUALS AOALLON orTtit package contains enough to make a gallon of Potosote Mineral Water.

Begin its use tnAv onrl Tnn won't have any Possibly half might attend upon kind. "We sell THE KffOX HAT three specified nights and the other more Constipation or rheumatic troubles. of the High school and Mr. Balcora, the committee in charge will meet at the High school tuilding Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock and all who intend taking fueh night school studies as mentioned must meet with the committee that evening or they will not be able to be enrolld. half upon the alternate nights.

That would seem the only other solution, AT ALL DRUG STORES 36C TAlMUt. rha Potosote Canton. 0, If we knew of a better, we would not sell "Knox" but knowing it to be the best, we back it with our We have a complete stock of shapes and sizes, including the very latest models, and will be pleased to show them to you at any time. The model shown here gives your figure a medium bust and extra long back. A-28 Price SI.

00. City. Van Gorder. J. farmer, Perry.

Blevins farmer, Washing and an unhandy one, if district night schools are not to be opened. Some are so deficient in arithmetic, for instance, that it would be impossible for thcra to become bookkeepers until they have improved in mathematics. Such will nave to receive instruction in that branch before they could hope to succeed in bookkeeping, ton. Lawrence. Chandler, farmer.

Plain- grove. Burns, Charles, laborer, Wayne. reputation, and we wouldn't do that if we were doubtful. NEW ONES TODAY, DERBY OR SOFT, $3.00 and $5.00. Other excellent hats, soft or stiff, $2.00, $3.00 and where accurate arithmetical calculations must always be made.

Others who desire to study typewrit of Appeals of the District of Columbia which affirmed the sentences for contempt imposed by Justice Wright Df the District Supreme Court. A search of the records of the Supreme Court of the United States shows that only about one application in ten for writs of certiorari is granted. The usual practice is to take such applications under advise-tnent for one week. Should the court decide the writ, this would mean that the entire case, involving the alleged disobedience on the part of the defendants of the injunction against boycotting the Bucks Stove Range Co. of St.

Louis and their sentences for contempt would be reviewed by the highest court in the land. The final decision of the court in the event the writ is granted would probably not be handed down for several months. It would simply either affirm or reverse the jail sentences. If the application is denied Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison will be committed to jail forthwith for terms of 12, 9 and 6 months respectively. In this event, there remains one possible course, the writ of habeas corpus.

But as the main issues of the ing are such poor spellers that they DEATHS OF A DAY could not for a moment hold a position no matter how rapid and proficient $4.00. LOUISE M. ROBINSON Ef- 20 PITTSBURG STREET WINTER One-Price Clothiers. they might become upon a writing machine, as their work would not pass muster, even under the loose laws of phonetic spelling. It has been found necessary to examine all the 575 applicants for night school instruction, in order to determine whether they are fited to yet take She Passed Away Today From fects of a Stroke Suffered Last Week.

From the effects of a paralytic stroke suffered Wednesday of last week, Mrs. Louise M. Robinson, wife of R. P. Robinson, passed away today at the family home on Oak and Ray Colonial Annex si.

h. i mm IAS OOCTBIML REASONS (Continued from Page One.) streets. She was 71 years of age and was born in Franklin county, but had. Hotel Pittsburgh. resided here for more than 40 years and was widely known.

case will be presented for the writ of certiorari, even the defendants' attorneys do not entertain much hope of securing their release by habeas corpus should the other proceeding fail. The suggestion that President Taft might pardon the three labor leaders is entirely eliminated by the reiterated statements of Gompers and bis associates that, they will make no application for a pardon and will permit none to be made in their Unsurpassed in service She is survived by her husband and three sten-children. They are: Mrs. and equipment. J.

H. Douglass and Mrs. Joseph Har the midst of the (hopping and theatre ris of this city, and W. S. Robinson of iftitrict.

-Convenient to all street car Butler. She also leaves five grand up the courses and studies they desire to pursue. If they are not, they will start them in upon such studies. There are 167 applicants for instruction in stenography, bookkeeping, typewriting and similar courses. But not all these will be permitted to take such courses.

This is because not nearly all the 167 are sufficiently far advanced as to make it advisable to receive rudimentary education fitting them to later study what they have already asked instruction in. Juct when the new night school will be opened it is not yet known, as It develops that there is a vast amount of detail work to be done, such as outlined here, before the real start can be made. It is possible that the iiYiiT" WITH UKUUGBTEB (Continued Page One.) lines and railroad terminals. children: Laura Hasley, Louanna 50c Noon Day Lunch Harris, Ethel, Catherine Douglass. Mrs.

Robinson is also survived by Mrs. Davis Jayne II ill and her husband the American Ambassador to the Best in the City one brother. William H. Connell, of 600 absolutely fireproof rooms. Teje- Cf.

a Evensburg, Cambria county, Pa. Splendid phone i orery room. LOCAL STOCKMSN PURCHASE CATTLE Germany are receiving much attention from Washington. The plans to entertain them are so numerous that they have been compelled to decline many invitations. Moderate prices.

Urcrie.tr., farutt For many years Mrs. Robinson has been an active member of the Central Presbyterian church. She was a Water from our own nnaima nu $1 .00 per day and up I CM I I under God's guidance. Indeed, I have all peace and assurance that this is what I must do at whatever cost. want to thank you for your consideration and prayers in the years of my pastorate here.

Whatever the shock rray be to this church I shall use every means in my power to conserve every positive good that is here against my departure. I pray that a much abler leader of this great work may be secured by you, and as I go to a church which by temperament and conviction I have come to love, may I not hope in this time of catholic sympathy to carry with me your sympathy, since the cause to which we are to continue to be devoted in our several ways is the cause of Christ and His kingdom. Sincerely, your pastor, HENRY K. DENLINGER." Dr. Denlinger today reiterated his statement that his withdrawal from the Presbyterian church was actuated solely by doctrinal reasons.

Hishop Lines to Confirm Him. $1.50 per day ana up, witn teacher in the Sabbath school and was affiliated with the various work private bath. Public Dam on every ing organizations of the congregation, JURORS floor free. Perm Ave. St Sixth St.

L. FRED KLOOZ so that she will be sincerely missed and mourned by all. Funeral services Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Central Presbyterian church and the interment will take place at Cooper Burton the well known Harlansburg stoik dealers, today added five head of short horn calves to their already valuable herd of live stock. These calves were purchased frorh the Dennison farm at Troy Hill, Ohio, and are valuable epecimens. Cooper Burton now have one of the best stocked farms in this part of the country and are always winners of a large number of first prizes at the county fairs.

Manager II JANUARY a speed, except after a court trial that would be possibly unsatisfactory because of the inexplicit state law. This provides that the speed of autos in cities must not be a rate that is dangerous to life, limb or property, but JOSEPH W. ROBINSON. The following jurors have been drawn for the civil court term beginning the third week in January: Kakin. William.

clerk, Scott. rjaWemr 'ATBisV ff leaves instated thi rate of speed that AVIATION MEET FOR BOSTON IN 1912 BOSTON, Nov. 27 Boston "I have had the matter under contemplation for a long time," he said, "and my mind had been made up to take the step for the past two or three months. I consulted with Bishop Lines upon the subject and will be confirmed by him when the formalities connected with my leaving the High Street Church are conclud will become thus dangerous. Evidently the lawmakers iniended to say that autos might travel faster upon unfrequented streets Lhan upon busy thoroughfares where 'raffic is heavy, but they saiti this in a very round-about and unsatisfactory way.

The law neels amending by an entirely new one. Since a criminal information has now been made against Alpha M. After an Illness of a Year Well Known Man Passed Away Today. After i illness of fully a year, Joseph W. P.obinson passed away today at his home in Neshannock township.

He had suffered froi complications of stomach and other troubles and had suffered greatly. Mr. Robinson was born in England 63 years ago but came to this county many years ago and had lived in this city long. After his health began to fail he re Rouse, Danial newsdealer, Seventh ward. Nesbit, miner, Neshannock.

Ellison, Samuel, blacksmith, First ward. Gaston, Harry, tinworker, Fifth ward. Vanhorn, Leroy plasterer, Second ward. Fisher, Wm. grocer, Fifth ward.

Gallant, Fred editor. Third ward. is to make a bid for fame as aviation center of New England. At a special DON'T BE A COWARD meeting of the New England Aero club here it was decided to arrange for an international aviation week ed." in October, 1912, and arrangements The clergyman went on to say that he expected to be licensed to make are under way for the purchase of a Mvres. Clarence conductor, rubber balloon of 80,000 cubic feet addresses by Bishop Greer in New capacity to take part in the races at moved to Neshannock township.

He was a member of the Hoover Heights tabernacle and vas a man who gave York and would, in effect, become that time. an assistant in the Church of the Holy Apostles, of which Rev. Apple- ton Grannis is rector. After ordination Dr. Denlinger will seek a par BABY'S PITIFUL ish of his own.

Brown, it will be fcr the court and jury to decide whether the rate of speed at which his machine was traveling when Miss Wilson was struck was such a one as endangered the ate, limb or property of the traveling public. Mr. Cannon, the prosecutor, believes it was from the vf.ry fact that Miss Wilson met death. Auto men will likely be called at the trial to testify as experts. From the evidence along this line, introduced at the inquest, this will prove the pivotal point.

And experts differ. It seems that no one can lell exactly in what distance an auto can be stopped when traveling at any particular speed. There are so rcany factors entering into this that they will not give a definite ans Dr. Denlinger assumed the pastor Seventh ward. Kennedy, Daniel bookkeeper, Second ward.

Randall, Wm. tile setter, Fourth ward. Davis, Carey, farmer, North Beaver. Cook, Earl conductor, Third ward. Mattocks, J.

clerk, Hazel Dell. Johnston, Cecil, bookkeeper, Ell-wood City. McKay, A. Sydney, contractor, Fifth ward. Gilmore, William, farmer, North much heed to religious matters.

He is survived by his wife and these children- Mrs. Homer Fairbanks, Mrs. iWlliam Kurtz, of this city, Mrs. Augusta Lehberger and Garnet Robinson, at home: Mrs. Elmer Walker and James Robinson of Neshannock township and Russell Robinson of Woodland.

The funer.il arrangements have not yet been made. ate of the High Street Church in 1907 and would have completed his third year there next April. Prior to his coming to Newark he was 1 The sun hates to shine on those who are afraid of their own shadows. Our policy holders lose timidity. The proposition itself installs confidence.

Satisfy yourself as others have before you. Life, Health and Accident Iusur-ance. BARKERS PROTECTIVE LIFE AND BENEFIT AGS7J- ARTHUR STURTOX, 4 DEAX RLOCK, NEW CASTLE, PA. Cell Phono ISO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ELLWOOD CITY.

pastor of a church in Bloomington 111., and had occupied the pulpit of several large churches in the Middle West. He graduated from Princeton Beaver. McGoun. H. merchant, First MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Geo. J. Fleissner. Pa. Leona B.

Gear Pa. Warren E. Williams. City Jennie L. Berringer Mercer wer.

The weight f.f the car, the condi tion of the highway, whether dry Summer Rash Became a Dreadful Itching Humor Big Blisters Formed and Skin Grew as Hard and Rough as Bark Scratched and Tore Flesh till Blood Ran. University in 1890 and from the Princeton Theological Seminary in 1895. His first pastorate was in Caldwell. During his work in the Newark church he inaugurated early morning services for children and damp and, if muddy, what kind of material composes tl'o mud, An auto will stop much more uuickly in damp or Eugene Ross McEl wain. twp.

wet sand than upon damp or wet clay Emma Matilda Wehman. Perry James V. Aiken Perry Elvira Morrison Perry twp. twp. twp.

It will often slide for many yards in formed a men's brotherhood and boys' battalion. the latter. ward. Blair, J. Albert, farmer, Slippery Rock.

Hilderbrand, Solomon, carpenter, Gibson, Frank, tin worker, Neshannock. John, Joseph tin worker, Fifth ward. McCreary, Hugh, foreman, Mahoning. Hanna, Robert engineer, Third ward. Porter, Merle, laborer, Pulaski.

Burgess, Harry foreman, First ALMOST MAGIC CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES The congregational meeting re Most intense intertst will be felt in the case. Mr. Lrown resided here quested by Dr. Denlinger to act upon his resignation will be held Novem until about two ago, when he removed to Pittsburg and stands high ber 30. Newark (N.

News. in the estimation of h's friends and ac quaintances. Miss Wilson was a girl DREAM LOCATED of lovely character and all deeply re gret her death and the unfortunate BODY OF MISSING MAN ward. Kriner, collector, First ward circumstances surrounding it. Lf Gettings.

Robert, laborer. Third TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. (By United Press) PORTLAND Nov. After ward. Berger, Wm.

merchant, Fifth TWO CLEAN bright smart girls about ward. fifteen, to address envelopes and fold! and enclose circular matter, Wages 50 cents day of eight hours, being missing two weeks, the body of Alfred B. Strout, engineer of the United States government steamer Norks, is in the morgue here today through a most peculiar dream which made last night sleepless for William White, superintendent of Mt. Pleasant cemetery. White has payable daily.

Permanent job and good pay to right girls. Call at Moni Patterson, Austin tin worker, Firth ward. Ellsworth, Clem, R. R. man, Union.

Schmith, jeweler. Second ward. Morrison, Laurence, tin worker, Second ward. Veach, John, laborer, Pulaski. McCreary, Lee, farmer, North Bea tor Mailing Agency, Room 17, 9 1-2 Neshannock avenue.

33u "Our son, two rears old, was very much afflicted with a breaking out or what looked to bo a summer rash. I applied the usual remedies, such as washing with soda water and powdering with boric acid. Finally, after he suffered with the trouble several weeks I took him to the doctor. He said it was merely a rash that was quit'' prevalent, and that I was giving the right treatment and that I should just continue it and the baby would soon be all right. But instead of getting better it was-getting worse.

The rasn ran together and made large blisters. The little fellow didn't want to do anything but scratch and we had to wrap his nanda up to keep him from it as he would tear the flesh open till the blood would run. The itching was intense, causing loss of appetite and flesh. When it seemed to hurt him most the skin on his back became hard and rough like the bark of a tree so that rubbins or brushing would not break it. He was so feverish that I thought it a bad case of eczema.

He could not wear any clothes but a little nightgown with the sleeves just fastened at the top of the shoulder. He suffered intensely for about three months. But I found a remedy in Cuticura Soap for bathing and Cuticura Ointment with which I anointed the sore places. This kept the rash from spreading and in less than a week the result was almost magical. That was more than two years ago and there has not been the slightest symptom of it since he was cured.

I am never-very long without Cuticura Soap as my family knows the value of it and don't like a substitute. J. W. Lauck, Yukon, Aug. 28 and Sept.

17, GOOD SECOND-HAND shift key, universal Keyboard writing machine for r-. been persistently dreaming that Strout's body lay wedged between two rocks on the shore. For days he laughed at the idea but finally de ver. Osgood, Lucious, merchant, Second YOU three months, rental for term payable in advance. Address H.

E. M. and Care thin paper. 333 cided to test it. He went to the ward.

place indicated in his sleep and Rodgers, W. tin worker, Second To pay your taxes, back rent or other hills, and you can repay us when you have the money to spare. We make loans of $10.00 and upward on Furniture, Pianos or other Personal Property without removing same from your possession. WHEN YOU GET A LOAN You have the use of both goods and money. You can set the money at any time during the month and we will make the payments fall due on your paydays.

You do not pay anything in advance. You know when you get the loan just how much it is going to coat you. You the money within two hours after you make application. We cannot expect to convince you by an advertisement that our rates are the lowest.but if you will compare our rates with those charged by other concerns you will see for yourself that we can save you dollars "-y sized loan All Transactions Strictly Confidential ward. Will have no kick coming if Belbach, John banker, Ellwood found the body as he had dreamed.

It is believed Strout committed suicide by drowning because of ill-health. yoa try oat Business Men's City. WANTED Young men and women to study ookkeeping and 6hort hand in order to fill the many positions offered to our graduates. No entrance examination. New Castle Business Thompson, J.

farmer, North Lunch. We aim to give the Beaver. McDonnell, Francis steel work best value in the city. REAL STATE TRANSFERS. Amanda E.

Robinson to P. L. er, Sixth ward. E. R.

R. Mahoning township, McCormick, James, farmer. SliDnerv 250. Rock. Archibald Smith to P.

L. E. R. Avery, Newton butcher, Enon Miller's Restaurant PAX- H. MILLER, Trop.

OPEX PAY AXP NIGHT. 19 E. WASHINGTON ST. Union townshi, $1,200. Valley.

QUICKEST, for loaning that we have the CHEAPEST plan MONEY loaned on furniture, without removal; oldest loan company in city. Loan Trust 7 Dean Bldg. 337 A call will convince you MOST and money in Lawrence county. Eleanor Smith to P. L.

E. R. Brock, R. mechanic, Ellwood Union township, 1,200. Robert Wallace to L.

E. K. Union and Mahoning township, to 2,000. Elizabeth Graham to P. E.

R. THE OLD RELIABLE NEW CASTLE LOAN GO. 204-206 Wallace Block Secon Floor mm m. srm PORTRAITS That PLEASE WE MAKE WANTED Kitchen girl at St. Cloud Hotel at once.

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Ferdinando Kinco to P. L. E. R. Mahoning township, $4,000.

Crescent Portland Cement Co. to ri uor. Washington ana jeirerson sis. oeu monB imu BEST WORKMANSHIP I CCA WC CTimifs 12 NORTH FOR SALE Extra fine mahogany full case of draftsman's instruments. Never used.

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