Bedford Gazette from Bedford, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE GAZETTE, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1912. ois is the reason wjby women have nerves." When thoughts begin to grow impulse. lag and the warniags of pain and distress are sent 8 0 straightway, nine times in fen! a iU lay the cause of the trouble to some defect at the point where she first lahl neada a backache, a sensation of irritability or twitching and lable nervousness, something must be wrong with the head or back a bUt a th tiaat real troubl ver ft centers in the mne cases out of en seat of the difficulty is here and ti nal ataieat to The local Sder and from of practice, found that a prescription made native roots.without the use of alcohol, relieved over 90 eif using this remedy for many years in his private prac- 1 UI --i 1 Favorite Prescription, that would make it rable, and it can be had at any store where medicines are handled.

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JOHN P. CUPPETT, Manager. SIGHT SEEING IN CAUFORNIA Bedford Coiaitians Visit Iioug Beach, Catalina Island and Los Angeles. Pomona, November 26, 1912, Tuesday morning, November 19, J. B.

Snowberger, A. T. Replogle, N. S. Kagarise, and their wives and Mrs.

Hattie Kagarise, all of New Enterprise, and M. P. Brumbaugh and wife, of California, went to Los Angeles, where we made our temporary home during the week while we took in several sightseeing, trips. The first day (Tuesday) we went to Long Beach, where we spent a very enjoyable day and evening. A little more than two years ago we had the pleasure of bathing in the Atlantic Ocean, while this day we enjoyed a similar experience in the Pacific Ocean, and as this was November 19, we found the water a little cooler than it was at Atlantic City during the middle of August, yet we enjoyed it very much.

At Long Beach they have one large ocean pier with a few places of amusement on the back end of it, while all their other entertainments are located along the beach, such as 'the Airship Spiralway, the Scenic Railway, and the Hippodrome, etc. During the evening we went to the Auditorium where we heard the Long Beach Municipal Band render some very excellent music with-E. H. Willey as their director. After staying all nighj at this place we boarded a trolley car and went to San Pedro Harbor, where we were joined by our son, L.

R. Kagarise, and after taking in some of the sights at this place we went on board the ship Hermosa for a trip to Catalina Island which lies 27 miles off the coast of Southern California. This island is 22 miles long and from eight miles to half a mile wide. It has 55,000 acres of parks and mountains and is the private property of the Santa Catalina Island Company, converted by them into a vast pleasure ground. As we left San Pedro Harbor we had very smooth sailing until we got past the break-water, when we found the ocean to be very rough.

It so happened we selected a very stormy day and our trip was not very enjoyable. Although this ship has a registered weight of 483 tons exclusive of its burden, the storm seemed to toss it about very easily. "When we arrived in the harbor at Catalina Island a man and boy were in a small boat. They would sail up beside the ship and tell the passengers on 'board to throw coins down into the water, and when some would throw a coin into the water, the man would spring out of the boat, dive down and bring it out. After landing at Catalina and getting our dinner, some of our party took a trip in a glass bottom boat to see the Submarine Gardens, which no visitor to the island should miss.

Floating over the green and blue waters in the glass-bottomed boat one sees shell encrusted rocks, fishes, red, green and gold, zig-zagging among the waving Joliage with branches bearing clusters of fruit resembling olives. There was with this boat one of their expert divers who would dive down to the bottom of the ocean and bring up shells and give them to persons on the boat. He would go down If You Value Your Eyesight You will equip your reading table with a Authorities agree that a good kerosene--oil lamp is the best for The Rayo is the best oil lamp made, the result of years of scientific study. It gives a steady "white light, dear, mellow. Made of solid brass, nickel plated.

Can be lighted without removing chimney or shade. to clean and rewick. At Everywhere THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY Philadelphia, en to different parties who were over since we were and they reported having had a fine trip, the sea being nice and quiet. Arriving at Los Angeles in, the evening, we began to look around for a lodging place for the night and having secured a place we were all sitting in the parlor, and while in conversation with two of the ladies of the house they found out where we were from. Then one of them asked whether we knew Obe Ober of New Enterprise, and wlien we told them we did, and that Mrs.

Hattie Kaga- EXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER PUBLIC SALE OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE By virtue of an drder of the Orphans' Court of Bedford County, the undersigned surviving executor of Philip Hoover, late of Napier Township, Bedford County, deceased, will offer at public sale on the premises two and one-half miles west of Schellsburg Borough on MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1912, at one o'clock p. of said day, the Philip Hoover mansion farm, in Napier Township, Bedford County Pa adjoining lands of D. Rush Clark Levl Shaffer, D. E. Bowser, Mrs.

S. T. Taylor and others, containing One Hundred and Forty-Three Acres, more or less, about 100 acres cleared and fenced and the balance in timber, having a frame a very large frame bank barn and outbuildings thereon erected. This is a first- class farm in a good community and is to schools and churches. per cent, of 'Did cash on day of sale and the balance on April 1, 1913, when complete possession will be given.

GEORGE W. HOOVER; Executor of Philip Hoover, dec'd Attest: E. M. PEXNELL, Atty. 28Nov3t TJie undersigned executors of the last will, of Thomas J.

Croyle, late of Bloomfield Township, deceased, by virtue of the power contained in the last will and testament of decedent, will expose to public sale on the premises in Lincoln Township, Bedford County, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1912, at one o'clock p. m. the following valuable real estate and saw timber: The Hugh Allison farm, containing 2 6 Quaeres, about 80 acres cleared and the 1 remainder in timber, having thereon erected a two-story dwelling I crib and other outbuildings. There is also on this farm a lot of good bearing apple trees and a never failing supply of soft spring water.

This land will be offered both with, and without the timber. At the same time and place there will be exposed to sale all the standing timber down to 6 inches across the stump, on the Albert G. Croyle farm, adjoining the Hugh Allison farm in connection with the timber on the Hugh Allison farm, being about 400 acres of timber in all. This a ol Imler rise was his sister, they were greatly i ho se lo f. barn wagon-shed corn, wi r1 1 1 Qr ,,1 nffooy fro T'V) OT-O ie, surprised, they being cousins.

Before leaving home Mr. Ober told his sister, Mrs. Kagarise, that "when she was in California she should hunt up these people, the Sailors, and thus accidentally we walked right into their home. There are three sisters living here, their parents both Jbeing dead. They formerly lived in Somerset County.

These three sister's moved out here four years ago. Several years ago their parents attended a Sunday School Convention at the Progressive Brethren Church at New Enterprise, and while there- had their temporary home with Obe These sisters are living San Reno Apartment Building.vW 463 Bixel Street. There are 60 rooms in this house which they rent out to" persons for light housekeeping, and also to These rooms nearly all taken up, just enough room left for us. Here we had our quarters each night the remainder of the week. We very much enjoyed our stay with these people.

And now a word about the city of Los Angeles. This city has more than doubled its population within the last seven years, the estimated population now being 450,000. on the P. R. R.

Possession of farm to be given April 1, 1913. Terms of timber, of bid on day of sale, and balance in cash upon delivery of conveyance therefor unless satisfactory arrangement for an extension of time for payment is made with the executors; for farm, of bid on day of sale, balance of one-half upon delivery of deed, and the remaining one-half in one year, the deferred payment to bear interest, with-privilege to pay all in cash. THOMAS H. CROYLE and CHARLES R. CROYLU, B.

F. MADORE, Executors. Attorney. Nov. 22-3t.

ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF UABLE REAL ESTxVTE The undersigned trustee to sell the real estate of John F. late of Kimmell Township, Bedford. County, deceased, post partition, will offer at public sale on the premises in Union Township, Bedford County, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1912, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. the following- valuable real estate, to wit: A tract of land in Union Township, late the Jere Weyant farm, containing 206 acres, 43 perches, adjoining lands of Calvin H.

Feathers, Aaron Claar's heirs, Samuel Beard, John. Ickes, W. F. Dively, Francis B. Corle and William B.

Knisely, having thereon erected a two-story dwelling, log barn and outbuildings. per cent, ef bid must be paid or secured on day of sale, remainder of one-third in cash at confirmation of sale, one-third to remain in land as widow's dower during lifetime of Mary Ettie Knisely, widow, and remainder in two equal annual payments, with interest from date of confirmation of sale MARY ETTIE KNISELY FRANK E. COLVIN, Attorney. Trustee. Nov.

22-3t ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NOTICE IN DIVORCE Benjamin H. Sheirer vs. Cora E. Sheirer. In the Court of Common Pleas of No.

2, November SEND THEM TO flBBM KSOBIJ JMIIMIU Everything You Have to be Cleaned or Dyed. Do Not Mistake the Name---FOOTER'S DYE WORKS. W. C. McCLINTIC, Authorized Agent.

We now have a complete line of Children's and Ladies' Fall and Winter Wraps and Shoes. W. C. KEYSER, Schellsburg, Pa. directly under the boat so the people in the boat could see him, then come directly up against the bottom and come out.

After taking in a few more sights at this place, we went again on board the Hermosa for our return trip only to find a more boisterous sea than we had going over. On this trip we all had an experience that will never be forgotten. There was on board an officer who said: "We have only about three bad days in a year and this is one of them." We have spok- boasts of 225 churches, 117 public To schools, 40 private schools, and em- Bedford County. 'Term, 1912. DON'T DELAY Some Bedford People Have Learned That Neglect is Dangerous.

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Doan's Kidney Pills are used and recommended throughout the civilized world. Convincing testimony fol- ploys 1,440 teachers. The postofflce cost $1,500,000. This city has more trolley lines running out from it than any city in the Union. Lines are running out in every direction almost like the spokes of a wagon wheel.

Although this is a densely populated city, any one wishing to make his home here need not fear he cannot get a house to move into, as they are rapidly building houses for sale or rent. I have been told recently that if all the houses built in this city in one time were built on one street it would make a street half a mile long. There is a company here called the Los Angeles Investment Company that buys large tracts of land surrounding the city, then lay it out in lots on which they build houses which are for" sale or rent. They have at this time 115 dwellings under construction i 82 'are on their You E. are hereby notified that Benjamin H.

Sheirer has" filed his libel in divorce in the Court oiu Common Pleas of Bedford County, charging you with wilful and malicious desertion. The undersigned master duly appointed by said Court will sit on Tuesday, the 10th day of December, at ten o'clock a. m. at the Court House, in the Borough of Bedford, to perform the duties of his appointment when and where you may appear heard if you so desire. ALVIN L.

LITTLE, D. Cress Reiley, Master. Attorney for Libellant. Nov 22-3t own tracts. N.

S. Kagarise. Eshelman, New Enterprise, W. H. SEARS, M.

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mig- described real estate ol said deceased, viz: No. 1. A lot of ground situated in King Township, Bedford Bounty, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by lands of Leah Berkheimer and Mrs. L. S.

Imler, on the east by lands- of Jonas Imler and J. H. Roudabush, on the south by J. H. Roudabush, the- public road and Charles L.

Imler, and on the west by Charles L. Imler and an alley, having thereon erected a two-story frame dwelling stable and other buildings. No. 2. A lot of ground situated in King Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, bounded on the north by an alley, on the east by an on the south by lands of Dr.

J. W. on the west by a street, and being lot No. 15 of the general plan of lots as laid out by the executors, of Peter Imler, deceased. per cent, cash or secured on day of sale, balance of one-half or sufficient sum to pay indebtedness of estate on confirmation of sale, and remainder, less widow's dower when ascertained, one year from date of confirmation of sale with interest from confirmation, and with privilege to pay all except widow's dower on confirmation.

ELIZABETH A. IMLER, Administratrix and Trustee- CHARLES R. MOCK, Attorney. Nov. 22-3L OR I 1 HANS' COURT SALE 8 Nov.

6w. E. M. PENNELL, Administrator, Bedford, Pa. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE of A.

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Adv. prompt payment, and those having claims are requested to present same without delay to JOSEPH G. HIBBS, Pennsylvania Building, Nov, l-6t. Philadelphia, Pa. States.

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E. C. Keithley, the composer, a native of Kentucky, according to his own statement composed this song while on his way to Cincinnati on an excursion trip up the famous old Ohio River. The publisher, F. J.

A. Forster, "29 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, predicts a sale of several million. It already having nearly reached the 1,000,000 mark. This same composer has just finished anotner song "When Summer with 'Its Roses Comes Again," which no doubt will be fully as popular. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE of George Fritz, late of Juniata Township, Bedford County, Letters of administration on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make prompt payment, and those hying claims to present the same withouth delay to WILLIAM H.

FRITZ, Administrator, New Baltimore, Pa. SIMON H. SELL, Attorney, Bedford, Pa. Nov. 22-6t.

Bj order of the Orphans' Court, the undersigned will sell, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1912, at 1 p. m. at public sale on the premises, the leal estate of Joseph deceased, situate Juniata Township, Bedford County, adjoining lands of Prank Leydig, Jacob Mowry, Jacob Holler and others, containing 90 acres, 45 perches, having thereon a frame dwelling, bank barn, outbuildings, orchards, timber. Subject to widow's dower. per cent, of purchase price, after deducting amount of widow's dower, payable on day of sale, remainder of one-third on confirmation; one-third in one year, balance in two years, with interest from date of confirmation of sale HARVEY MAY, HARRY C.

JAMES, Attorney. Buffalo Mills, Pa. Trustee. Nov. 22-3t.

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D. Heckerman. A EXECUTORS' NOTICE of John B. Miller, late of New Paris Borough, Bedford County, Letters testamentary having been granted the undersigned executors named in the ilast will and testament of John B. Miller, late of New Pfirfs Borough, Bedford County, PVL, -deceased, all persons having claims, or demands against the estate of the said decedent are hereby notified to present the sarns without delay for payment, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make prompt payment of the same.

GEORGE H. MILLER, SYLVESTER H. MICKEL, SIMON H. SELL, New Paris, Pa. Nov.

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