The Kane Republican from Kane, Pennsylvania • Page 3

r' 1 is monarch of all SHIRTS. We can show you a full line of 'them'that are up-to-date. White, Colored, and Fancy Negligees at $1.00. Have you seen our Fancy Hosiery at 25 and 50 are warm. The Hatter, 63 Fraley Street.

Kane Daily Republican 1898 HIT. 1898 So. 1 8" 15 22 29 Mo. 2 9 16 23 30 Tu. 3 10 17 .24 31 We.

4: 11 18 25 Th. 5 12 19 26 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Sat. 7 14 21 28 MOON'S PHASES. Third Quarter 6 12 1:60 in.

4:53 p. m. xaXcw First Quarter 20 28 a. in. 0:30 p.m.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS, market dosed at the dear Era. Your sarcasm in telephone hiafbewj placed in the Democrat office in Warren, which is good Hereafter it wont cost us five cents extra to hear the melodious voice of Sike Walker at long distance. is now beitoff snccessfall: made from wood. Strips of fane grained wood are boiled and crushed between toilers, the filaments having been caid eJ into parallel lines, and me spun mtc threads, froni which cloth can be woven in the usual way. Rj an McCarthy, have the contract for the brick work on the addition to the B.

If "McCoy Glass works, are pushing it along at a rapit rate and a good start has been made oa one side and by the end of the week the work will be nearly done. new sons has been floated among the Thf authoi is a lady who mingles melody with eipenence Here is her ditty: "We don't want to buy at your place, we won trade there any more, jou'll be when you see us going to some other store You can'i sell ns any stale goods, have openec wide our eyes we don't to trade at youi store, because you wont advertise. party given in honcr of the 00th anniveisary of Mrs P. Maher at the Auditorium last evening was the event of the season About nine o'clock the party began to assemble and in a short time the hall was ciowd- ed with young people, there being fully hundred and seventy-five present Dancing was the feature of the evening and the way Mrs. Maher anil Peter Connors peifortned the "lush Beel," made the take a back seat when called upon, to imitate it Tbe sio was fuinisbed an Italian orchestra At midnight a lunch was served after which dancing was again resumed and kept tip until a late hour.

Mrs. Maher was presented with many presents, both useful and ornamental, md the gncsU then departed for their ipuies wishing'-her" many-happy returns of the occasion. I'BKSOIVAL, to an exchange, McKean county lias Odd Fellows within its borders. of tboCity Store, ishav ing a nig Kile this week. Head his new ad in this issue.

C. Keller Co. IIHVIN-I t-hanRe of in tin's isfiiiu- Ro.td it over and sec what they have lo offer. "Tho interior of Durham Hood's drug store is undergoing iuuirovemenls in the war of paint nod paper. SIcDiulc '-'cen confined to bwl for the past few days with (lircni.ened attack of Wiener has new announcement in his 'advertising rtpucii to-day which will ray all those who are interested in the pnrebnso of dry goods, etc.

W. L. JtcWillianiB, of Warren. fjrcuUiiite of tho Dent.il will open ail Office iii the ScilvinV'jr tilnck tho of next week-. --The PiMhiliition HtatO conventioii will lie held at Hnfrisbnrg oti Slay tOth aoth, for thy purpose of lioininatiiif; a candidate fur OoVcrnor mid Other ofticec.

"'The lii.ttchera of Knne liavc foruitd .111 nssocijitioii and have all agreed to Nellie Jewell was over from Jit. ewett yesterday. Pur B. Anderson went over to the county sent this tiioruiiij; on legal bnsi- iess; F. A.

Aggers made a business trip Jriulford, this ino.rninjr. V. A. Oillett was called to Bradford aat night and to be absent for ouietiine. Hon.

Jacob Wenk, editor of the Fore? County Jiupiiblicaii. imaged thronuh tlis city Jast night on bis way to Hariisbnrg. ilrs: Joseph Dodds and little wn re- ttirued this morning from Philadelphia. Mrs. T.

H. Hoskins is spending the ilar in Warren. Eev. H. Piuden and wife, of Titus- art- guests at the House.

K. C. Barrett, one of Sinelhports sub- stnntiul btiBineHS men. is looking over thy city to-day. Mo reports vast iiu- proveuiunt in the town sincn he here.

Children's wliitc luita this Week at Schriever's. Silk inittj), gloves, fancy ticsund Ixilts nt SohrieVer's. Tlir What won't they do nest? Well nmy this be asked concerning the iicu' wotiiun. when she has wrested the whip front the hands of thei dntnbfonild' ring master, the felt ti.it from the dfixud crown of the familiar masculine fool, and plays mistress of the cycling horse, mid fetiutlc clown with a novelty of SilecesvevoUing storms of applause and roars of laughter. She is intrO' duced in these roles by the Walter i L.

Maiti congoiidatcd and will the; price of meat as tlie.Vclnitji i the wtidlcMle dealers have ndvanced here May 18th. oil thein. date of the commencement ex crcises of tbc Kane liijih school nt Iho Lyceum is Thursday. instead of Friday evening, nti nnnoiinccd in yesterdays issue. are but two prisoners con- nned in the 151k counly jail at present.

state of affairs which has not existed in Unit county for years. Elk is on her good behavior. boys are iii Warren to-day where they are doing biitlle on the did' mond with the Warren club. Quite a number of "rooters" went down with the club. Here's hoping that they'll come home victorious.

member of the 10th regiment who passed the examination volunteered their services to the country. This is a magnificent showing and one which the communities to Which the regiment be longs may well feel prowl of. a meeting of the Kane Medical Association which was held yesterday afternoon, a uniform fee bill was adopt ed. and hereafter the patrons of the various physicians who Belong to the association vrill all be charged alike. young son of W.

A. Dalrymple of Emporium, who ran away from home a short time ago, was located at Warren by one of our officers and a telegram was sent to the father, who came to Kane on. Sunday and took the lad home' with him. 1, No. 1, of the Evening World published at Titnsvillfr has reached our sxchange table.

The World is a bright, newsy sheet vrhich is well filled with ocal and general news matter and the extends it a hearty urel- K. Wright, who has been post- uaster at Renovo for the past fotir has resumed bis dnties ag engineer on the Flyer, from Rendvo to vane. This has necessitated a or James Oollinge, who will be tnww- erred to the C. K. branch.

will a meeting of the vol- mteer company at the Anditorinm to- and also one to-morrow night for he purpose of drilling. It is their iri- entfon to put in as good a nnditton poMibfo ao that they will n) ready for action in one their wanted. Apply at oiice to Vcrbeck's WiiU pajmr store. Chateline bass and purses at, The Weslfielfi, (tnd.) News prints the following in re0ird to sin old resilient of that place "Frank McAvoy. for many years in the ehijiloy Of the N.

A. C. Tiy. here, '1 have used Cham- hcrhnn's Colic, Gholeni and Uiarrlueti Rflnindy for ten years or ionger-'ain n'over without it in my family. con' sider it the best the kind man ufactored.

-I take pleasure in rcconi' mending It is a specific for all bowel disorders. For sale by J. D. Ma' gowan. Opening AnnviincrincHt.

The Kane Business College opens on Monday, May 18(18. Day sessions, n. in. to 11:30 a. 1:00 p.

in. to 3:00 p. m. Evening sessions, p. m.

to p. m. All persons desiring to enter will please inform the proprietor as soon as possible. Word left at the New Fleming will find him. Should any desire reference they can wite to John B.

Leshcr, Prothonotary, or Wm. L. Hamilton. Associate Jndgc, at Lock Haven. The Security Citizens P.

E. R. R. or Potts Bros. Iron of Pottstown, The Zanerian.

Art College, Colnmbns, Ohio. Newton Wanger, Proprietor. 2-3t TO eoi.o is OSTK DAY Take Laxative Bromo Qninine All draggists refund the'money if it fails to cnre. 25c. The genuine has L.

B. Q. on each tablet. For gale by Kane Drug Co. Alnixt Worn Oat.

Hikd'i Celie BELI, BROOK, March 35 '96. "I received your sample bottle of Colic Cnre and waa never so glad in my life. My baby had the wjnd colic since she was born and I was almost worn ont. I gave her a dose withont my husband's faiowtedge and it gave her instant relief and she has not been the ave her the first withont it for least trouble since dose. I would not anything.

I will recomend your Colic cnre to any "mother. Mrs C. Wade." Sold by all druggirto, 25c Abbott's Bsst Iwlrn Cora Paint every time; it takes off the corn; no pain. Cnrea warts and bnniom and is conceed- ed to be a wonderfnl corn cnre. TO CURB A Iff Take Laxatire Browo AU faih to L.

B. Q. if it From th. FmirUareo, (N: Mr.Jam*i.Rowl«ndo«thtoTilkJr*, that for twenty-fire yean wife bMbeeuK sufferer from rhtomattom. A few ago she waa in inch pain that she was nearly crazy.

She sent Mr. Kowlaad tor the doctor, but he had road of Chamberlan's Pain Balm and inrtead of going for the physician he went to the store and secured a bottle of it His wife did not approve of Mr. Rowland's purchase at first, bat nevertheless applied the Balm thoroughly and in an hour's time was able to go to sleep. She now applies it whenever she feels an ache or a pain and finds that it always gives relief. He says that no medicine which she has used ever did her as mnch good.

The 23 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Magowan FHI-IU lor Sllle. A farm of 18 acres with a good house, good barn, well of water and an orchard, for sale The property is on the Wil cox road and ill be sold cheap In quire at the REPDHUCAN office Kane, April 11 1898. It tin- lteni on Km That is what Edwards Ac Parker, merchants of Plains, Oa say of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, foi rheumatism, lame back, deep seated and muscular pains Sold by Magowan Terrible plagues, those itching, pestering diseases of the skin Put an end to the miseiy Doan Omtment cures At any drug store WiuUeit. Bois at the bottle factory Inquire ot Manager at the factory immediately. The results attained right her" 1 at borne have been marvelous.

Hundreds of your neighbors who have nsed Wright's Celery Capsnls are now elL They cuie kidney, liver and stom.ich double, rheumatism, constipation and sick headaches Why pay 00 even- two weeks for ii bottle Of medicine when you can set a tieatuient at 1 cent a day Wright Celerj Capsuls give 100 days for tl 00 Easy to take, no bad taste, do not gripe backed by oar bank, to cure yon oriefnud your uionev Sold by J. Griffith druggists. A little life may be sacrificed to a snd- len attack Of -Croup, if you don't fiave a jottle of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil on land for the emergency. In the soldier's knapsack 'and other articles in many of them, will be "onnd a bottle of Armstrong's Diptheria and Quinsy Drops, the greatest sore throat remedy in the It is a small vial easily carried and cures the nost serious throat disease or the slightest soreness.

The Kane Drug Co. has it. Advertise in tho A Local Occurrence That win Prove of Interest to Beech Creek as Well an Kane Presidcul John Quincy Adnmt held he highest gift the American nation can jestow on a don, when Mr. W. Packer.

ex-Post Matter of Beech Creek, 'was born on a farm within mile and a half of that, village. bit retirement Vom active life Mr. Packer hai been a amtlinr figure on of Kane, and when not in the country, where lw ipent the creater part of his life, ht home at 141 street. We introduce him hi thit way to oar so that they inay thoroughly know whom we are talking about and to the vatt difference that exists be. ntntrmenu made by people we know and by who live in distant of the union, par representative called at 141 Orecvei street and gathered the particular)! that fellow from Mr.

J. W. Smith. "My father," ahc "has been great mfletcr from' kidney com. plaint for years with all iqe usual attendant symptoms.

Having so much satd in behalf of Doan's Kk'nty Pilli a remedy for mich ailsaenU he had, 1 a box at the Kane Drug Co. and sent Llicm out to tlcech Creek to him. Sonic time after, in a letter I got front him, he Mid he had found them up to their rescnUtidnt ami that they brongbl great relief. If Doan's Kidney Pills helped him at bis advanced age, they are truly a great remedy wotiky of a stroaf re- commeiidiilion." Ask vonr dmggiat for Doan's Kidney Pills, and take them and them only. If you can't procure them, we send by wail, price 50 cents per or six Tor JJ.Jo.

Foster-Milburn H. Bieata tot UM U. S. COMBINES CLEANLINESS AND DURABILITY AND "IT WILL NOT RUB OFF." ANYONE CAN BRUSH IT ON NO ONE CAN RUB IT OFF! Plasttco is pure, permanent and porous wall coating, and docs not require taking off to renew at do all kalsomines. It is a dry powder, ready for use by adding water (the latest make is used in cold water) and can be easily brushed on by any one.

Made in white and twelve fashionable For Ail) and Kane Drug Co. Wests Livery, IProprs. Having purchased the Livery, Feed and1 Sale Stable of J. C. West, on Chase Street, we are now prepared to Furnish First- lass Rigs on short notice at REASONABLE KATES.

Special attention given to Hoarding and caring (or Transient Horses, we show a line ot Vnncj Shirts. with choice In Percale and Madrug, atHOc, and ll.W. Aim Negligee Shirts, with Litundred Collars ana Cuffs at.TO and 75e. These Shirts are well made ot good material and fast colors, Wo liare what we think Is the bent SOe UnUundrcd White Shirt on the market. It la made of the New York Hlllit Muslin.

With flue linen bosom, double taped scum, reinforced sleeves, carved arm- hnles. and when lnundred tho appear uucoof a dollar sliirt, Vim arc bhowlnj: a large assortment of Neckwear. Club and Ties, Puffs, For-in-hands and Tccksat and We In all tlie l.Ue coloring HATS AND CAP5. its from one of the Leading mufacturcrs Bonburg, Conn. When yoa buy tlio Huts you do not pay extra for the you pay just, wli.it the Hut is worth, Meus Derbys at $1.90, S3 00, to Si 00 In black and brofn.

Soft Hats to btowu and pearl GLOVES! GLOVES! Mcns Kid Gloves at $1 00, tl and cry pair warranted Also large -assortment ot moim Driving and 01 in Buckskin, Horsehlde, Gout and Calf skin, j.t lac to 11.00 per pair. Swan sons Supply Co. FRALEY STREET, NEXT TO POST OFFICE, ft Kg wan Paper Sim sags Not war, but peace, Not defeat, but victory, Not junk, but a first-class stock of Wall Paper, Not old patterns, but new patterns, suitable for any room. Wall Paper is our spec- 5 ialty; Low Prices our motto, Satisfaction our guarantee; and 50,000 Rolls to select from. Yours truly, McFeeters' WALL PAPER AND CHINA STORE, KANE, PA.

I GROCERY CO. JUST IN! A Large Line of the MOTHERS' Blouse and Shirtwaists for Boys. We have them in all Styles and also a line of Children's 1 WHITE COLLARS Vv are the only Outfitters for Chil-. clren in town. Come and see us.

109 FRALEY Sign o( Shirt. now displacing llie Imest line of (Dried, and Evaporated Fruits -that lias ever been the city Such is Peaches, Plums. XectiniiL 4 Prunclls, Apri cots, Raspberries, cherries and in fact nil tlic good fruits tint go to mike i complete line We are iho rt-ccning fresh fruits, ttul cgciiblcs iliiH from tin. markets and can supply your wants 'wiili bpimcli Lettuct. Gixut Onions, RidiOieit, Pic 1'Iarit, Oyster plant.

Cncnmbcrs, New Peas, Ucans, iNcw Tomatoes, Strawberries, Pineapples, Star Grocery T. B. EVANS, nANAOER. 2. OUR LINE.

i Some folks have a hobby, and we have Rot one. Its Nothing but the very best in FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED HEATS. We will be, pleased to have you give us a trial order as we feel assured we can please you. JOHNSON BROS STONE MARKET. We-are in the lead.

Will have on hand at all times all kinds of GRElf.N VEGET- ABLKS as follows: Wax Beans. Cualiflower, Fancy Celery, Kale. Mead Lettuce. Plants, Onions. Beets.

Oyster Plants, Spinach. a I i a Strawberries, Pineapples, OraNges. Bannanas, Figs. Dates. Fiesh Fish of all kinds, also a full line of Confectioneries, Tobacco and Cigars.

All orders will have our PROMPT ATTENTION. Klein Maurer, 149 FRALEY ST. WHAT'S IN A NAME 7 About 25 per cent, of an additional price-on those celebrated lines a great niany dealers handle. The past year and a half has demonstrated the fact that the is sufficient in way of name as a guarantee as to the reliability of goods we sell. We are showing some splendid values in Men's Suits at prices $6.06 to $16.00, and in the line of Hats WE LEAD.

Deiches Clothing House BORLAND BROTHERS BORLAND BROTHERS SUMMER GOODS. Palmer mixed suitings for Bicycle Suits, in. browns and blues, is inches- wide, 12ic per yard Heavy Linen Skirting 23 inches wide, 12ie. Fine Dress Ginghams in stripes and plain colors, at 7c, 8c, lOo, l24c and lac per vd. Madras and Egyptian Tissue in Waist Patterns, 18c to 25o per'yard." Lotus Lawns, fast colors, 27 inches wide, per yard.

Koubaix Challie in fancy figures, 4c per yard Silkohnes, new designs, at lOe and per yard. Swiss, Hamburg and Naioaook embroideries in ail widths, from -lie lo loo'per vard! Handsome new lot ot Drapery Silks at DOc per yard. Down iu all gi aCiSl and Art Squares for Sofa Pillows. CHILDREN'S CLOTHINGK Suits, su.s 3 to 5 years, Plain, or Novelty Mixed Suitidgs, nicely tiimmed with Mohair Braid, double bi-estcd coats with sailor collar! prlcesVaoge fiom 75 to $2 50 per suit. Boys' Suits, 5 to years, browns! greys and mixed goods, exceptional good values at from USc to $2 JS per suit.

Boys'Separate Knee Pants, a large variety, I9c to 50c per pair. HOUSE FURISTISHING-S. Tbe largest stock of good values in House Furnishings that you will iiad anywhere, and at pi ices th.it means money saving to you. Cotton Ingroin Carpet-, 25c per yaid All Wool Ingrain Carpets, 50e to Too per yard. Brussels Carpets, 50c psr yard and upwards.

Lace Curtains that are larger in size and finer in qjahty than you usually End at the price, 50c per pair and upwards Window Shades, cloth on spring rollers, complete, 50c each. Heavy Felt Window Shades on spririg two for 2ac. Curtain Poles, Cat- tain Bodt, Mattings, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Rugs, etc. etc. MILLINERY.

All new and thoroughly up-to-date in Millinery Art is to be found in this department Nothing has been omitted that would help to make this an ideal shopping place foi sorts of headgear for Ladies, Misses and Children. Special 10 Leghorns at $150 each: also LadhV Lace Hats, nicely trimmed. 39 to $2 OS each. SHOES. 7 Children's and Infants' Tan Shoes, vesting or kid top.

button or luce; Infants' Soft Solos: Ladies', Misses 1 'or Oxfords, Sunday and Southern Tics: Men's, Hoys' and Youths' Fine Shoes in bkwks and. tans; Heavy Working Shoes, factory Shoos, Tennis Shoes, clc, etc. BORLAND BROS. ROCK BOTTOM STORE CASH AND ONE PBICE POTATOES We will have a car of" on Monday Next, Anyone wishing Potatoes for eating or plant- ing will please leave their order at our store before hand in order to secure them. The scarcity of Potatoes will make it almost impossible to get them at any price very soon.

Our price on this lot will be named on receipt of car. Secure your Flour also before It goes higher. KANE, PENNA. S. HICKS, Practical Optician, Kane-Kemp Block, KANE, OFFICE DAYS: Friday and Saturday of Each Week.

Eyet Tested Free of Correction Qmnmteot All Errors of re- NOW ESTABLISHED THE mm mi OVER HARDWARE STORE, UNDER MANAGEMENT OF Dr. R. N. Randies Where kinda of Dental Work will ber in satisfactory manner, ON SHORT NOTICE..