Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 4

i. 'i 1' i i i'W'Jv 1 The Tyyone Pally fttftlatif, ttltttn'l llAU-Slnking SpUng L6dgc, No. It), ft. at 8.00 o'clock. of 1 yrotto rubilc school toinhisnccincnt excrolscst Cuftftln ttt I o'clock, Dxifct There Will be no Issued tomorrow.

Postofflce hours tomorrow, Memorial day: Morning, 0 46 to 0. Evening, to o'clock, In 1816 ice was half iui Inch thick In May, frost And ice ware common in June and also In July mid August. The stores, barber shops and business places iteheralty of Tyrone will be closed tomorrow, Decoration day. Hetnember the festival andcake walk by the Tyrone Hand in Sheridan Troop armory tomorrow afternoon and even- inf. John Hay, Charles W.

Williams Harry M. Study arrived home this morning from a visit to the former's brother, Daniel P. Buy, at Oleon All persons contributing cakes, to Tyrone City band for their festival tomorrow, will oblige the commit. tee by taking their contributions to the armory in the morning All members of Good Will Council, Jr. O.

U. A. M. who will participate in the Memorial services tomorrow are requested to meet at the hall promptly at 1.80 o'clock. The commencement of the class of '04, Tyrone high school, will be held this evening in the academy of music.

There is every likelihood of another thronged house. An excellent program Is ready for rendition. On the East Tyrone grounds, the Paper Mill Hustlers gave the Fan Tans ot East Tyrone a good trouncing by a score of 17 to 0 yesterday. Batteries: P. M.

Walker and Snyder E. T. Fan Tans, Cupp and Snyder. Tomorrow will be Memorial day, and the veterans are busily engaged iu making preparations for its.notable celebration. Instead of having lost any of its prestige the day seems to have more than maintained its hold upon the men who participated in tho great struggle.

They appear to cherish the memories of their departed comrades with increased regard, and hence are making more than usually elaborate preparations. Vandals have been recently in the habit of destroying private property at late hours of the night while on their way home up North Pennsylvania avenue, their work being conclusively indicative of a drunken condition. The other night some new trees just planted by Stewart C. Cowen In front of his residence were maliciously destroyed. Mr.

Cowen is on the lookout for the offenders and will make the repetition of the offence a grave affair for them. In his dental parlors on Tenth street, Dr. J. Torrenca has just added one of the latest improved dental chairs the market could furnish. The chair is so constructed lhat the operator can place the patient Iu any position adaptable to his purpose.

The back, seat, head and ana rents are finished in rnor- rocco, the remainder consisting of the frame ire nickel and highly polished enamel. It is one of the famous Wil- kersou chairs and was purchased of U. D. Justi, Philadelphia. The nineteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Huntingdon presbytery will be held at Bedford Thursday and Friday, June 7 and 8.

It promises to be a wonderfully interesting session, llev. and Mj-s, Dodd.of India, will be present. Delegates and visitors will be expected to arrive in Bedford Wednesday evening, June 6, and all intending to go should report at once to Mrs. E. F.

Kerr, Bedford. The train leaves Huntingdon for Bedford at 0.35 p. m. Whether in the city or in the country it is possible in the summer months that the American woman appear at her best. Although observant of the fashions, as at all times, she then uses a little more freedom than ordinarily in the selection of her costumes.

The suit is more individuality of character in the attire of each coupled with greater diversity both in style and color in the mass, It is this peculiarity which to the summer of our women. However diverse may he the taste of our readers they will unfailingly flnd something suitable for each in "Toilettes" for July, whioq can be obtained from all newsdealers, or direct (row Toilettes Publishing 120 West 23rd St, New York, Single copies 15 cents; yearly subscriptions 1150. I'AtRIOt sf fcmi Will be ijtrttfw With The pfogfrftti for lite bf Memorial day Tins beea published these oolumns, Col. D. M.

Jones Post and Encampment 8d, ll. will conduct meworlal excises and strew flowers upon the graves of the nation's dead in the cemeteries at Tyrone, Birmingham, Ironsvllle, Bald BAughmAti'S The soldiers btlHed In these cemeteries are: AtlverlUed Advertised letters remaining in the Ty rone postofllce are addressed to tho persons named below, These letters have been in the otllce for two weeks without being called for, After being advertised, letters are held vwo weeks and if unclaimed are forwarded to the dead letter office at Washington, when (hey are immediately returned to the writets or destroyed, The list is as follows for the week ending Saturday, May S3: Jennie Scannell, Josphine Fet- tfrs, Pruuner, Shaw, Annie Bioors; A. Westley, Jacob John Purma, James Walters, Patrick is prepared for cleansing the blood from impurities and Disease. It does this nnd wore. It builds up and strengthens constitutions impaired by disease.

It recommends itself, Holmes, druggist. Greatest variety of goods sijiutMe for Commencement and wedding presents at the roost reasonable prices Walton 4 Acklto'd. Never did they offer such to Qold watches John Beiiln.S. D. Matlern, ring Matlern, Daniel Hoover, Samuel lleverly, DanielVeight, Michael Wei' don, Amos O.

Plummer, Samuel Harper, George Crow ther, Joseph Hagerty, Wliber Martin, John Spranklo, Amos A. Cramer, George Stanley, id, McMurlrio, Samuel Lambrlght, Milton Weight, Theodore McFailand Capt. A. M. Aults, Hapt.

James Hell, William Wibgato, Martin Miller, SVealey Decker, Hany Walters, Charles An-' drcwB, James Miller, Henry Forshey, John Denny; Col. D. M. Jones, Thos. Johnston.

Samuel Henderson, S. J. Conrad, llev. Wm. Dick, James A.

Quinn.StepheuV.Haslett, James Allen, Wm B. Wertz, V. M.Stonebraker, Wm. Stewart, Jacob Stoi hens.Lewis J.Gi vler, Henry Woodririg, M. Logan, A.

Wingate, Charles lleverly, Henry Gala, George Maxwell, Alfred Dale, Geo. W. Dean, Jerry S. Watson, Wm. Mcllwain, Valentine Rough, Fredrich war 1812, Daniel Wesley, John H.

Ehman, William Zimmerman, Peter Denny, George Wighaman, Jacob F. Little, Ellas Keys. John D. Fource, John Kinch, William lleverly, Charles Gross, John A. Jones, C.

11. Burley, David Scott, Marshal Cox, Wm. Dunlap, Daniel Watte, Henry, H. Bratton. James Cornelius, John Morgan.

OAK CEMETBBY. Thomas Burk. Laughlin, Augustus inter, James Sullivan, Joseph Singler, W. McAteer. lUIlUINOIIAM.

Methodist Madison, Burket Beighel, Henry Detrich, Daniel McKlnnoy, JosseStewart, Henry Hardy, Johnson Owens, Thomas Giver, Aaron Nisley, James T. Kiiiney, William Gilland, James Hardy, Lewis N. Zeek. Charles Zeek, Thomas Hogan, George Mingle, John C. Uice, Joseph Echley, Samuel Sodders, George Richardson, J.

Thompson, John Palmer 1812, John Bartlett 1812. Presbyterian Thomas tlornan, James Cun. ningham, John McFarland, Samuel Men its, Alfred Thompson, Calchvell, Jjimes Owens, J. A. Evins, John Stevenson, llev.

,1. Stevenson, Rohert Beatty, J. II. Brown, Jacob Hull 1770, J. Clomeuhalk 1778.

Baptist Galbraith, William Dickson, James McPhersou, Joseph Myers, John Dickson, Josiah Abbots, William Galbraltli 1812. liaLD EAGLE. Andrew Woouier, William Woomer, David Smith, Frederick Snyder, Reuben Ilouser, Geo. W. Merry man, William Miller, Jere Stonebraker, Reuben Enieigh, Mathias Abed.

Stonebraker, Lt. D. G.Ganoe, David Giriter, Jacob A. Baamer, Isaac Hill, W'lliam Aurandt, John Miller. ItAUGlIMAN CEMETERY.

David Garner, John Hoffman, John McCoy. Miller. Best hardwood refrigerator is the Alaska at FOB bicycle, standard make, good as new, at a bargain. Address Box Creates health, creates strength, creates vigor; DeWitt's Sai'saparilla. It recommends itself.

W. H. Holmes, druggist. NEW EuA plate range, with reservoir and high closet. Best range yet introduced in the market, selling at a greatly reduced price.

Handleu W. It cures blood and skin disorders. It does this quickly and permanently. Is there any good reason why you should not use DeWitt's Sarsaparillar 1 It recommends itself, W. II.

Holmes. If dull, spiritless and stupid; if your blood is thick and sluggish; if your appetite is capricious anil uncertain, You need a Sarmiparillu. For best results take DeWitt's. It recommends itself, druggist. What makes a house a ho The mother well, tho children rosy, the father iu good health ui.d good humor, All brought about by the use of De Witt's Sarsaparilla.

It recommends itself, W. II, Holmes, druggist. A lady at Tooloys was very sick with bilious colic when Tisler, prominent merchant of the town gave itei a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, He says site was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose. For sale at Smith's two drugstores, Dr Scott, Ulue Ridge, Harrison says: "For. whooping cough Chamberlain's Cough Reroeuy is excellent," By using it freely the disease is deprived of all dangerous consequences, There is no danger in giving the Remedy to babies, as it contains nothing injurious, 25 and 50 cent bottles for sate ut J.

S. Smith's two drug stores, Tyrone, Pa May 20, 1804. We the undersigned sigree to keep onr barber shops open until 10 o'clock Tuesday evening, May 20, and to close them all day Wednesday, May 30, Me' morial Day, E. Willis, Geo. W.

Bryant, R. Thompson, John W. Hunter, John Havens, B. Punlap, II. Johnson If King Solomon was alive he would now say "Uo to the traveling man.

learn his. ways and be wise," Mr, Battell, a Cincinnati traveling man, representing the Queen City Printing Ink after suffering iuteuaaly for two or three days with of the shoulder, resulting from rheumatism, completely cured it with two applies tinna film mliarl'l in 'a in Hairing just returned from the Eastern markets where toy careftil and judicious buying we are enabled to invite your inspection and comparison of the largest and most complete line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Carpets, Mattings, Draperies, Upholstery, Shoes, Slippers, Oxfords, we have ever been able to offer. That New Dress Of course you want one. If you don't know what to buy, a look through our Dress Goods Department will show you we can suit you in Serges, Henriettas, Ohallies, Novelty Goods in Fringe Varieties, Dainty Plaids, Silks, Silk Ginghams, Etc. la wash goods are showing Plain and Figured Crepons, Ohallies, Crepe Moire, Pongees, Satteens, Pretty Ginghams.

Dimities, Jaconet Dutchess, Percales, Duck Cloth, Irish Lawns, all in pretty new designs, and at prices that you will appreciate. the to At Do time during last 20 years has ClothiDg been so well and stylishly made the prices never so low as now, If you want to buy your Clothing, Hats, Underwear from U8 you will have some money pay other bills, DON'T BUY TRASH. Yours for reliable goods at the lowest reasonable prices. MEIYIINCER'S. SUMMER BUSINESS UMBRELLAS.

We are carrying 1 a large stock, and prices to suit the times. WAISTS' Pi-ices range from 85 cents to $1.75. DRESS GINGHAMS. A nice line ol new patterns at 8 SUMMER FOOTWEAR. amm New Lace and Ohenile Curtains, Carpet Sweepers, Bed Ticking, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Counterpanes, Summer Comfortables, Table Covers, Napkins, Muslin, Schrim, Pillows, Bolsters, and a thousand other things found in such a complete Dry Goods store as this.

It is a part of our policy to make the price lowest on the goods most in demand. That policy will apply this week to Housecleaning Necessities Such as Carpets, Mattings, Window Shades, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Stair Rods and Buttons, Stair Pads, Carpet Lining, Curtain Poles, Hassocks, Rugs, Cocoa and Rubber Mats, Etc. we are showing a nice lino of Wilton's, 1 IT 'wdl JJC Bigelow, Axminster, Moqueti Axmiuster Velvets, Stinson Velvets, Body Brussels, Ten and Eight Wire Tapestries, Dunlap Tapestry, Three Ply Ingrain, Extra Super, CC Extra Super, Union Super, Eight and Ten Pair Cotton Carpets. Also, large line of Rag and Jute Carpets, 50 pieces of Matting at prices that will please. Our facilities enable us to sell you Carpets at a much lower rate than can be bought elsewhere besides giving you a large line to select and see us.

ISAAC CRAWFORD 22 AND 24 WEST TENTH Commencement Presents. Have just received a choice selection of fine bound BOOKS Ladies fine tun. colored Oxford Ties will be the most popular shoe of the season. These goods, each the best possible at the money. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.

KG: ALBRIGHT ET IN THE PUSH AND RIDE A WHEEL may not amount make the wheels to go sug- tions of Chamberlain's Pain Tliis remedy is gaipiog a wide tion for Us proooptcurea of rbeumatism, back, sprains, swellings Jiime- n.e88. ao pent are for sale S. Smith'! fcwp stores. and Our stock gests liooks, Bibles, Hymnals, Prayer Books, Fancy Hexes of Fine Stationery, Engiaved Visit iny; Cards. SCHOMACKER PIANOS, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Purses, Toilet and -Manicure Sets, Albums, Inkstands, Tray.

Rambler Bicycles, Collar and Neckwear Cases, Writing Desks, Type Music Books, Gold Pens and Penuils, Fountain Pens, Weaver Organs, Paper Knives, Mirrors, many neat and useful articles, Bona Selling Out Notions Fancy Goods ESPECIALLY CLOVES f) Having lioutlit out. tlui biislnu.ss Ntnvliuiii's iinil in eonlliui inysclt to uillllncry strictly, In tho luiuru, I will Hull nil Notions aiul k'unuy ia cost, Embroidery, Silks, Handkerchiefs, Baby Caps, SuwtilK SUlf, Kill yil, filiools 8c 50 yd. spools, Poster (I- Jloplc Kin UJuvin. livurywliwu for liixlra MostiulUUrn, uvory- Vui'ls Itoyul -t lui'gu button, uvurywliuro $1, for IJiulressuil, 4 button, overywIiiTU $1, at ols, uvurywliuro $1, I Uuitou rywliuru In bluoUs unil ooluru, mm Gloves Guaranteed, 'i'lils Is a list straight liurgulns, Money Miikors ior you, Maicurs lor uiu, t'nll iluool nuw uncl bright inllllnury at ru- prlcus Like a link in a bicycle chain, we much individually but collectively we Men's Era. Cleveland-Liberlv-Remington Our are fitted with the best, fastest and most resilient tires on the market: Cleveland Thread, Liberty, Palmer, Morgan Wright and Clincher.

It is more satisfaction to sec; a wheel than to pick from a catalogue. And as I have them in stock it is to jour advantage to call and my line. Bicycle sundries. Write for catalogue. C.

H. CLARK, Agent, 959 and 9(11 avenue, Tyrone, PH. SCO ETTA F. PERRY, IP ii CONRAP GEQKGE KIENZLE BAKERY, Grocery 838 MAIN STREET- 13rea4 niitl Cukes every day, Fancy im4 made to order on short notice aii4 on FWSQBftWe terms, trm te iU pirtfQl LOOK ALL AROUND and you will not flnd better places uTbuy TOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, SPONGES, DRUGS, and all kinds of MEDICINES, and the best SODA WATER and MILK SHAKE, than at J. 8.

Smith's TWO Leading Drug Stores ToiHIi HU-oul mid Cor, Logan iivmiuo itml mil Hlrcot, to Live On. entire new map has been drawn ot the DENLINGER, POORMAN Addition to Tyrone, showing the large number of Desirable Building Lots, now on the market at prices and terms to suit the timea, Excellent lots at prices from $100 to $360, cash in one year; one-third in two years, The entire addition has been'plotted, all lots rcrntuninij unsold are on the market, The new map can be seen ftt the offices of 13, and Taylor, Bgents, Tyrone, Co, a. a Gen'l. Insurance Agent, ROOM To oporuto successfully In Wall Stvuut Join our CO-OI'KUATIVB U. H.

S'4'Oqg SYNPI- to 500 pur cunt. uiiiigiu UUblly uiuclu, uiul williout risk, buntl lor "I'ros- pvcius Dully Muvljct 1 W4l(u4 Ireo, j'cpojii ci'lijiiva (lie to Apr. 15, 41 tiutu pur ptnl. suit ot openmoiis.