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The Tyrone Daily Herald 0. W. JOSIW B8f PROPftfBfOR, MANACIINO RDITOB. Uhrnof of f'cuunyivivnla Avefina and Slfest, Tyrone, PUftURttftb KVIRT HBHAt.tJ by One Month fty tBWl WKKK1.V HKKAI.D Veftf UimlAtlouB for Bdveftlding In Wcetiy Herald hirninhert upon No rate card pulillnlicrt. awl MARCH 14, NOTICE re OUR We ftfe flrtiort to mmoniwe tflt Money and tflfoFfeimfm.

and ittfic tffrabfei ti iffettai by We Pare food Dfag law it contains no of other harmful drugi. and We It nfe tetaedy for children and adoits, J. A. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, WAGES OF POSTAL EMPLOYES lehedule of Pay For Over 44,000 Clerki and Carriers. Washington, March AH- distant Postmaster General Frnnk Hitchcock hns made a compilation Dbowlng hotv ninny clerks In postof- fires nnd letter carriers will bo affected by the Incronsod pay recently provided Tor them by congress.

Tho additional pay will begin on July 1 next, the beginning of tho new fiscal year. The total number of clerks promoted nt that time, or ns soon afterward ns thoy shnll Imve completed ft yenr's service In Hie Rra.Jns In which they are now serving, will bo 19,900. Of these 358 will be advanced from a salary of $400 to salary of $000, 833 from $500 lo $COO, 3043 from $000 to $800, 402G from $700 lo $800, 4995 from $800 to $900, 3473 from $900 to $1000, and 2381 from $1000 to $1100. Tho letter carriers, many of whom now area receiving nearly tho maximum Balary provided by law, will bo promoted in tho same way. Tho Increase will affect 24,227 carriers throughout the country.

Of this number 1810 will be promoted from $600 to $800, 8835 from $850 to $900, 1073 from $800 to $1.000, and 12,509 from $1000 to $1100. ROOSEVELT WON'T RUN Dr. Butler Says Principles He Stands For Arc Greater Than the Man. Los Angeles, March an Interview here, Dr. Nicholas Murray Duller, president of Columbia University, said: "President Roosevelt will not run for president again, no matter what pressure Is brought to bear upon him.

Tho principles which Roosevelt stands for nro greater than tho man. The Republican party must support those principles, no matter who Its standard- bearer may bo at the next election. With Mr. Root as president, and Mr. Taft chief justice of the supremo court, conditions would bo nearly ideal.

But I hardly look for such a combination to succeed." The News No Pore Oare wontd brnw4fcf.it all Oongh darn wen like Dr. Shcmp't Cough Ottn has for 20 years. The National Law now that If any enter into a cougK mixture, it mast be printed on the label or package, for this reason mothers, and others, should insist on having Dr. Shoop's Oongh Onre, No poison- marks on Dr, Shoop's and none in the medicine, else it most by law tw on the label. Audit's not only safe, but it is said to bo by those that know it best, i truly remarkable cough remedy.

Take no chance, particularly with your children. Insist on having Dr, Shoop's dough Onre. Compare carefully the Dr, Snoop package with others and see, No po'sou marks there I Yon can always bo on the safe Bide by demanding Dr, Shoop's Congh Onre. Simply refuse to accept auy other, Sold by 0, Boeok- ing. A cross and peevish child is not natural.

There is something wrong. Usually it's the stomach. Use Oasca. sweet and pnt the stomach right, and the sunshine will return to the baby's face. Gascasweot is best for babies and children.

50 doses 25 cents. Sold by Q. O. Boecking. There are many kidney remedies but few that accomplish the "Pine- tiles" is a kidney remedy that contains no alcohol or opiates of any kind, complies with the Natlouitl Pure Food aud Drugs Law, guaranteed to give satisfaction.

Thirty ddy treatment for $1.00. Inquire about "Pinonles." Sold by Mo- Lanahau's Drug 8m THIS IS WORTH REMEMBERING Whenever you have a cough or cold, just remember that Foley's Honey and Tar will cure Do not risk your health by taking any but the genuine. It is iu a yellow package. J. A.

Oopenhaver. For weak kidneys and lame back use DoWitt's Kidney aud Bladder Pills. Best for lumbago, rheumatism, bladder and other troubles arising from bad blood. They cleanse the kidneys and clear the system. Indorsed and sold by G.

0. Boeoking. The smoker who gives a trtftl to the Sheridan Troop 5-cent Cigar becomes a regular customer for it, All dealers sell it. This popular cigar is in Tvrone, and like tlie Troop in whose honor it is named, it is a product of which the town may well be proud. doming and Mitts Bnok hns tcfnrntrt from the Soldlets' Hpme ftt Erin nnrl Is now nfc homo at Orftalervtllo.

ttev, and Mrs. W. P. Metntnget do jjarted yestefdny fot Ohi(5at tt wll upend thennsnfng thrno vceoks in ovati- itt the west rtntl sout-hwost. Sheridan Troop S-oent Cigar 18 BK8T BY TEST E.

C. POORMAN, Tyrone, Pa. The Reading Records Big Mortgage. Harrlaburg, March 14. The Philadelphia Reading railroad entered on record In the office of the recorder of Dauphin county a mortgage for $3,100,000 to the Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities, of tho city of Philadelphia, trustee.

The indebtedness of the company is now increased from $20,000,000 to $23,100,000. The mortgage 1 will be recorded in every county in the state through which the railroad company passes. Yon should be very careful of your bowels wbeii yon have a cold. Nearly all other cough syrups ate constipating, especially those containing opiates. Kennedy's Laxative Oongh Syrup moves tho NO opiates.

Conforms to National Pare Food and Drngs Law. Bears the endorsement of mothers everywhere. Children like its pleasant taste. Sold by Gv O. Boecking, Spring Oxfords For Men and AVomen, Boys and Little Gents, Made in all the popular leathers at and Price to Suit All, New Armony Dedicated.

Lancaster, March 14. With Governor Stuart and prominent officers of the National Guard of Pennsylvania participating, the new state armory at Columbia, the homo of Company Fourth regiment, N. O. was dedicated. Tho exercises were held hi the armory, a handsome brick and stone structure on Walnut street, costing $25,000.

Price of Oil Raised. Marietta, March Standard Oil company advanced tho price of oils 10 cents per barrel, tho new price being 1.78. They will discontinue the. Reparation of amber and dark oil and will moot the Pure Oil company's advances announced several days ago. PRODUCE QUOTATIONS In tho The Latest Closing Prices Principal Markets.

PHILADELPHIA. FLOUR firm; winter extras, Ponnsyla- 4 barrel, Btoaily; No. 2 Pennsylvania, rod, COHN firm; No. 2 yellow, local, OATS steady; No. 2 white, clipped, lower grades, 48c! HAY steady: No.

1 timothy, largo baloB, 1'OUK. steady; family, per barrel, $19.60. DBKF steady; buet luuus, per barrel, $19, POULTRY: Live firm; hena, old roosters, 9MiC, Dressed steady; choice fowls, old roosters, 10c. 11UTTI3R nrm; extra creamery, 34c. EGGS linn; selected, noarby, lk; southern, 1'OTATOBS firm; nor bushel, firmer; No.

2 spot, steamer No. 2 spot, southern, CORN arm; mixed spot, steamer mU- ed, southern, OATS steady; white, No. 2, No 3, No. 4, mixed, No. 2, No.

3, No. 4, UUTTKR nrm; creamery separator extras, held, prints, Maryland unrt dairy prints, 80 EGOS nrm; fancy Maryland and Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, southern, NEW YORK BUTTER Irregular; creamery, common to extra, held, common to extra, state dairy, common to finest, factory, common to firsts, J8V4 wt'storu imitation creamery, firsts? CHEESE flrin; state full cream, colored, small, fancy, no. do white, slilms, EGGS steady; state, Pennsylvania and nearby fanuy selected white, choice, brown and mixed extras, firsts to extra firsts, "western firsts, POULTRY: Live strong; western chickens, fowls, turkeys, 13c. Pressed firm; western chickens, turkeys, fowls, PEANUTS steady; fancy uandpiekBd. Bther domestic, Irish, weak; Bermuda, per barrel, southern, late crop, Maine, per bag, 1.75; Long Island, per barrel, state, Jersey and western, per barrel, Sweet Potatoes steady; per barrel, other Jersey, CABBAGES steady; white Danish seed, per ton, red, Florida an4 New Orleans, per crate, Improper action of the kidneys causes backache, lumbago, rheumatism.

"Pine- nles" is a kiudney remedy that will relieve these diseases. Pleasant to take and guaranteed to Rive satisfaction or money refunded. "Belief in every dose Sold by MoLauahan's Drug -8m A severe cold that may develop into pneumonia over night can be cured quickly by taking Foley's Honey and Tar. It will care tho most obstinate racking cough and strengthen your lungs, The genuine is in a yellow package. J.

A. Oopenhaver. Hurried meals, lack of exercieo are the main canses of dyspepsia'. A Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal aids digestion, improves the appetite. Sold by MoLauahan's Drag Store.

3ai The winds of March have no terror to the user of DeWitt's Oarbolized Witch Hazel Salvo. It quickly heals chapped and cracked skin. Good too, for boils and bnrus, aud undoubtedly the best relief for piles, Sold here by G. O. Boeckiug.

NO CASE ON RECORD There is no ease on record of a cough or cold resulting iu pneumonia or consumption after Foley's Honey aud Tar has been taken, as it will stop your cough and break up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar iu a yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe aud sure, J. A. Oopenhaver.

"In 1897 I had a stomach disease. Some physicians said Dyspepsia, some Consumption. One said I would not live until Spring. For four years I existed on boiled milk, soda biscuits, and doctor's prescriptions. I could not digest anything I ate then I picked np one of your Almanacs and it happened to be my life-saver.

I bought a fifty- cent bottle of Kodol and the benefit I received from that bottle all the gold iu Georgia oould not buy. In two months I went back to my work, as a machinist, and iu three months I was well and hearty, May yon live long aud prosper. 0. N. Cornell, Boding, Ga lOOti.

The above is only a sample of the great good that is daily done everywhere by Kodol For Dyspepsia. It in sold here by G. 0. Boeoking. GIVEN UP TO DIE B.

Spiegel, 1204 N. Virginia EvausviUe, writes "For over five years I was troubled with kidney C3ARMAN SONS, TYROINB, PA. COAL COAL REMOVAL NOTICE. We have removed our office from the Berlin Block to the rear room of the Old First National Bank Cor, Penn'a Ave. and 10th St, Here we will still serve our patrons with the highest grade of Moshannon, Cannel and Anthracite Coal.

Also a full line of Builders' Supplies. W. TYSON SON, lor sale at the Herald bladder affections which caused me much paiu and worry. I lost flesh and was all ran down, and a year ago had to abandon work entirely, I had three of the bast physicians who did me no good and I was practically given np to die, Foley'a Kidney Oare WAR recommended and the first bottle gave me great relief, and after takiug the second bottle I was entirely oared," Why not let it help you? A. Oopeuhaver, Spring Winds chap, tan and causa freckles to appear.

Piuesalve Oarbolwed applied at night will relieve tbut ing sensation. Nature's own remedy Acts like a poultice And out iu- Hummatiou. Sold by Drwg 8m will promplly obeok a cold or the Qripp when tftfcen ewly or at the "sneeze stage." Freventici cure seated ooldj tw well, Ihreventits we little candy cold core Pr- Snoop, Racine, will iU41y wail you samples and a book PR Ooldi free, yoo wilt write biw. Tbe sawptei prove their merit. Check early CtoldJ with PreveuUos and pneumonia- Sow in 60 nnd 85o by G- 0- BoeoWeg.

Wttle globules of sunshine that drive the clouds away. PeWitt't Wttje Early Risers will the glooiw pi siofc. beadaohe and pilionsnesi They do not gripe or eioken. IVeconjujended and sold bere by G. 0- Everyone fcuows that Spring is the aewou of the yeai wteii Its systesa ueedsoletiusiug.

little taver Pilli are highly Try th Sold by Motiftwabafl'i Crif Store GOVERNMENT DEPOSITARY. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, of Tyrone, Penna. A growing institution with ample facilities and abundant resources, solicits the patronage of individuals, firms and corporations, HONIV OBDIB8 WHHI IN 4MIK10A OH ABROAD IMVW LOAM AM NAM PAM-V Wf IBMf VMB OK HIM KstliimloK I'uniiHhi'd oiijapiilli'iilioii forCCoino tury Work of ovury also for Stone raving unit Huilillnii Work. H. C.

SHUEY UKAI.BK IN All Kinds of Marble Granite and Stone A.LSO, BURIAL Can siivo you moiidp on atones Anil Monuments, I guaran ee stock ftml workmauship to be flrat claw. Helpmeet. 1 "tfcltimr-ol" Itns hiul oirlotis his- wlik'h begun with HIP nc- jcotlut of tho drcntlon, whftt "tho Lord God an kl: ft is wot good tlmt the man JBhcnkl bo nlono; I will nirtko him nn toeet for him." That la to say, a fit nsslsttmt. Iltit tbo two words Iwvo ibccoine curiously cotnbltunl Into a and they nro coiiaUmtty jused na ono. Moreover, tbo confusion la Inoreiiscil by the corruntlon of.

tho words Into mate," and Mncnulny writes of tho wnltlng woman who wns "gonoriilly na tho most suitable help mnte for parson." Dr. EtlshnTfCnncs thfi nvctlc cSploror, on being naked wlmt ho thought of corttvln nftin 1 dinner speech, replied that It wns like nn nrctlc aunset. "What do menu by Hint?" naked his friend. "It wns bright niul Interest- Ing," replied the doctor, "but It wna so provoklngly long In operation." Public Sale Register. Notice of pnblio sales to bo hold during the season of 1S107, will bo published iu this dcpnrtiuei.it frpo of cost, for nil persons having their snln bills printed at the Herald ofllro.

Tho following sales nro announced FRIDAY, MAUCU 15. -By William R. Gensimoro, in Warriorsmurk township, one mile northeast of Slinonberger statinu at 0 a. in. Potir horsoa, 8 cows, a heifers, 2 brood BOWH, 7 shouts, wagons, sleds, haruefB, Implements, household goodst, G.

O. Waite, auotlonoor. MONDAY, MAUcitlS Gates, on the Addlemnn farm, IK miles north of Wurriorsmark and 7 miles from ly- rone, on the HidRo rood 2 snlendid iron gray mures weighing 1000 and 1880 each one yearling mare colt, 0 milk oows, 2 two-year atcorp, 10 Ootawold sheep, 1 Ootswold buck, 22 All of the above is high grude Waite, auctioneer. TUESDAY, MAUCU By H. Kophart and R.

Oolemnn, on T. Oolfinan farm, Sinking Valley, 4 tnilos southeast of Tyrone, at 0 a. m. Six horses aud colts, 17 hRad cattle, 2 brood sows, (i shoats, 5 piRrt, 24 shoop, implements, vehicles, harness, vnrious other artioloH. G.

O. Wuite, auctioneer. TUESDAY, M.AKCK By E. B. Saxon at Dnugurviu, begluning 1 p.

2 horses, 2 oows, heifer, pigs, chickens, farm implements aud household furniture, WEDNESDAY, MAHCH By D. 3. Kloss, at "Maple Krott," Valley, between Tyrone and Bollwood, at 1,80 p.m.: Horses nud colts, 12 cosvs, bull, 8 heifers, 20 sheep and lambs, 3 sows, 2 boars, 80 shouts, 10 pigs. All fine stock. Also seed G.

O. Waite, auctioneer. THURSDAY MARCH By William Roub, on lower Huntingdon Furnace farm, ajtf miles north of Soruoe Creek, at 10 a. m. Five horses, 14 cows, 5 heifers, 14 calves, 14 shoats, pigs, 2 brood sows, 10 ewes, vehicles, implements, John Ermine, auctioneer.

FRIDAY, MARCH By Mrs. B. W. Downing, on the Harvey Wilson farm, of a mile east of Gulp aud 8 miles southwest of Arch Spring, in Sinking Valley, horses, oolts, 0 cows, 15 yonug cattle, 26 ewes, brood sow, 5 shoats, wagons, harness, farm implements of all kinds, elo. Sale to begin at 0,80 a.

m. G. 0. Waite, auctioneer. FRIDAY MARCH By J.

D. Norhood, at Rook Spring, 2 miles east of Penn'a Furnace, at 1 p. driving mare, road wagon, sleigh, buggy, harness, stoves, R. G. Goheen, auctioneer.

FRIDAY, MARCH 80 Henry Ellenbarger, one half milo Houthwost of Marengo, at 1 p. Six head horses, 80 ewes, span of mules, wagon, mower, harness, etc. Robt. Goheen, auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH By Sidney T.

rsett and Blair Grallius, miles northwest of Spruce Creek, at 10 a. m. Four horses, colt, span mules, 20 head cattle, 11 ewes, buck, 2 sows, 14 shouts, farm machinery, wagons, sleds, buggies, sleigh, hnruoss, G. O. Waite, auctioneer.

TURSDAY, MARCH By DillerBuok, one-half mile northwest of Warriors- mark, at a. m. Three horses, colt, (I oows, 9 bulls, 10 young cattle, 17 shoep, a sows, 10 shoals, implements, vehicles, harness, organ, 0, Waite, ano. WEDNESDAY, MAUCH By J. H.

Bailey, ou the Theodore McMullen farm, Sinking Valley, at horses, oows, bull, youug cattle, pigs, (arm machinery, tools, wagons, sleds, harness, household goods, 0. WftUe, Auctioneer. THPHSPAY, MAROH 28 Frank H. Olemson, at Buffalo Run, at 10 a. m.

Eight horses, 10 oows, 30 young cattle, bull, 80 hogs, 7 brood sows, 8 boars, wagons, thresher and other iwuloments. 0. Waite, auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH By Mrs. Laura Mouutz, between Oolerain aud Huntingdon Furnace, at 1 p.

m. Two mares, colt, 4 oows, a bulls, heifer, ous, sleds, implements, Robt, G. Goheeu, auctioneer. Qfflcw ami 100 B. TtJUUi HI TYItONK.

I'A, TTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTII Stewart's Restaurant. Now Open No, 6 Tenth QUICK WJNCH, MBALS AT AH, HOURS, OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, PIES, SANDWICHES, MEATS, AU COHOIAUY INY1TID. TO CURE A GOUD IN ONi DAY Take LAXATIVE BUOMO tjaiuiuo Tablets, PrugRists refund money if it Mia to care. K. Grove's signature on each box.

No Difference. No distinction is made as to the kind of Hies that Dr. Laouhardt's Hern-Raid cures. The names Internal. Internal, Bleeding, Blind, Jtehing.

Su.ppura.tiug, etc are simply names of the different stages through which every case will pass if jt oontinaeg Jong enough. Hit's aw caused by congestion or slug nation ol Wou4 In tlju lower bowul, ami It. tukus an ternil cuuioUy to niiaovo cuuso. Ur. liBUuUiirtlt's Uuiu-Uolcl la UUlot takou Internally.

It Is 4 puriuaucwt cure fails. Money back If it Veuuruntuc with uvvry packuwo ricu flj at Ci? 0. JJauckiug's, Tyrouo, or l)(. I.coulmrt "WMlttBuraFnUs.N.V. STATB Ol? KU1KABKTU IHSUL, civ, tusUiinentury ou thu vu ustftto Uwviiig beuQ (jruuteil to tUe iui- ttH pijrsous iui4gl)lutl to the suld estate ure to matio unU iiuvlus clttliuK to urcsBiit tuo saiwo with- ur o.KINSEV, ut, Bxccutor.

U. p. P. Attorney, MARK IT DOWN ait us fjicfc that tho Hmo lo wake money in property is SlfhL NOW. Tho man who mita off buying wilt have to pay iomeUody a jMoftt.

a RIAL ISTUTI VALUES are constantly So If yon arn thinking of bnying do ir, now. Wo have several parcels which you win altord to ptirohaso Later on thoy arc Itkcty to bo beyond yonr reach. A GOOD FA KM tfOK five ml tea from Tyrone, approaching Sitildntf Valley, s-imtte from ohtirch and school. OOiitalns 200 nofoa. 170 noroa tillnblo.

80 acfes woodland nnd pnntttre. 2-story brick house, ItWtfa bank burn and other good building, A never failing water supply, ioo or moro fruit traes. Good soil- can rniso crops of all kinds. HOWES Rooms 206 207 First National Bank BMdg. JOHN D.

COX, GUN and REPAIR SHOP TENTH STREET. Acme Weekly Bulletin. Matches MATCHES Matches A good, honest made MATCH, 1000 to the box, 4 cents. All other brands per box 4 cents. PEARL HOMINY, 2 Ibs.

for 5c. Very fine Cut Oat Meal. Here is an article you will scarcely find in any store, and after trying it on our own table, believe-it the very best oat food made. Per pouud cents. GINGER SNAPS 5 cents the pound, or 25 cts.

the peck. Buy Jacob Dolcl's celebrated Smoked Meats. Matches to burn at the ACME. Good for this week only. W.

C. KNODE. 4 I i i I m. S6ULLID 11 New Laces New Seersucker Ginghams ffl New Curtain Swisses New Lingerie Cloth and Swisses for Shirtwaists (H New Combs, Collars and Belts AT L. G.

C. DeFERIE. As I have received my Holiday Goods I invite everybody to come and look over my fresh line of Candies of all kinds, Fancy Boxes at all prices, All kinds of Nww Nuts, also Kernels, Now Dates uud Figs, Orystalized Ginger and fresh suited Pisttvohia Nuts, Oranges, Tangerines, Lemons, Bananas, Pineapples, Grapes, and don't forget our good trash Qelery and Lettuce, also Parsley, always iu the water where it keeps good and fresh. Tobaoco and also some Italian Chestnuts and freeh Oocoauuts, Andrew H. McCamant, AilmlnlHlriUor KHtuUMifH.

MoCiuimul Ueu'd VYHONIfi, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS of Deuler Iu Saw and Planing Mills, Lumber of all Kinds ON BUIII-DNG8 ON NOTIO9 HIGHEST GRADE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR, Qg at Rot brock's. FiesU Butter awi Strictly FresU Eggs all ti.

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