Altoona Mirror from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 7

SATUKBAT, MAZCH II, mm News Notes ftrom Newiy, MartinsBurK, East Sharpsburg, Roaring Spring, Cherrytree, Carrolltowo, Williamsberf, Bakcrton, Hollidaysburg, Bellwood and Frankstown. reader of eorrespondessw confer faror oa us by giving local interest to the eorrespoadeat, oar agent, or direct to the Mirror office. imes at en tie aSd Tenth by "phone or aialL NEWRY. Eailroad and Track-- Persojaals Obituary. sesse, he, possessed in aa eminent de gree.

A loviag husband, kind fataei good neighbor, be slowlv ejjaibed th Has Xemoved Depot heights of life's rugged creeps and lez all tie bitterness below, while on hi Mr. Clinton Paul of Martinsburg, who teaching siSiool in Logan, township, made a short stay in to-sra on Sanday. F. J. Thompson.

G- Bams. George W. Burke, Harry Haiier, Dr. R. Ardary, S.

1L Tockel and F. G. Patterson, all of Pittsbarg, paid us a- ny- ing on Sunday. The Pennsylvania railroad has- at cut the Gordian knot that bound us to the outside world by removing their depot and Taking up the track of what has for years been knows tie Xewry braccj. or the Pennsylvania, rauroad.

It has been a great convenience to oar people, but we presume riat we able to worry along without it, with the BOBC thai something better may come to BS In the near future. Miss Mary Costlow, Kate MeMasier, Bertie and Grace Lykens went over to Alioona. oa Saturday to attend the op- though gUd to see. friends asd able io emfertaut them on ite affair and the Japaesse-Eussian war. Don't fail to read the Mirror.

Jt gives the news sure. "VVe nave been informed that a- firm from St. Louis is coming to Springfield bath operated on in one'daj. Miss EvsT Kuntz of Bedford admitted to the surgical but was a serious condition and died from peri- tomtls before an operation could be per- 'fonned. furnace to erect a to crush, the WILL1AMSBURG.

Material for Hew Houses Arriving Personal Mention of Many People. Hileman, near Holiidaysburg, was operated on. recently good ef- I of E.erett Had an a tack can be In by The J. C. Ayer Co.

Will Print Formulas of Medicines on Bottle j. composition of sand and sawdust. F. W. Keagy has the plans made for he remodeling of his Duiding on ivortb.

tr in Roaring There are thirty eight patients ia the he remodeling 01 nis owiawg on hospital at present. Market street, and the flammer and: saw Sar will be neard. MBS. J. D.

RHODES, Miss Sara Baughmrua, head nurse afc the ho'pitai, went nome to Blairsville over Sunday. Dr. Wil'iam Ross of your city Yuose ifaness aas been chronicled ia tured to tie nurses last week, his sub- died as her home Thursday ject being physiology of the eve. evening at 10 o'clock. A most pathetic Dr.

Joan Kason, brother of Dr. Al- is associated with the bert Xason, was at the last fed the golden dawning of a ironraeirt is associate mui av. With loval near? and ox this e.tunabe Nearlj grander day. With loyal neart and purest hand, he faKiaally discharged every and were every one for whom he did some loving service'to bring- a- to his grave he would s'eep beneath a wilderness of roses. His sorrowing friends may surely take com fort in such a life and look forward with an eye of faka to the great awak ealsg in the iand beyond the of tears, where parting shall be no more.

"We must suffer would we enjoy, Muse weep that a sasi'e may grow, And the Viss that grief destroys Shall measure up to the cup of woe." 5 era. Mr. Bra- Long and B. Ritchey to But'ervJle on Sunday, the one trail on his best girl and the otner-- there may have been a girl at the end. too.

llr. U. TT. Benton spent Tuesday in Altoona. among friends.

Mr. Henry Mclntosh made a business trip to HoUidaysburg asj A'toona on Tuesday. Misses Marie and Lizzie ilcMaster made a brief visit to Altoona on Taes- dav, combining business with pleasure- Mr, and Mrs. John Xoel and lut'e daughter were visiting among friends in Altoona oar Thursday- Miss Mary Costlow entertained a nnmber of her young friends on Tuesday evening, at her elegant ease of town. Mr.

Jo-euh Euggles was doing business in Altoona on M. J. 3IcKiiurr lee the of his countenance shine on us on Thursday evening snd swapped stories for with his maav friends "We were glad to recognize oar time friend, John Mclntyrei. on ojfl- streets again, after pishing through a severe stage of ineunioma His complete recovery iinder skillful care of Dr Twitmi is very gratifying to his manv fnerds. JOffiC MARTINSBURQ.

Honse to Be Bailt---Plant to Be Erected at Springfield Furnace. Obituary. Regular Correspondence. H. H.

Amick of St. Clairsville, Bedford county, hereavvays Wednesday. Some few people of the town are sti'l compelled to carry the water by buckets, owing to the ice that remains in the pipes yet. Boys, you who have sisters take tie backet. Don't let the girls carry the water.

Mr. C. F. Miiler of Alioona spent Sunday at, the home of Jere Mil'er. In every possib'e way fy to induce plant or industry to come to town.

Fjicourage if. Charles Brown made a trip to Altoona Wednesday, on business bent. Merhodist Episcopal church. Rev. R.

S. Taylor, pastor- Sunday school at 9.15 a. 10:30 a. and I p. by tLe pastor; Epworth league at 6 Last preaching service before conference.

Let there be a. full turnout of the congregation, to all the services. Meetino in the First Brethren caurch still continue, some interest being fe't. Mav large efforts crown their labors in tie salvation of men and women Church of God. Rev Jt A.

Petter, pas- four jears ago her husband. "3. D. a well known contractor and ouilder of this cammuaity. was sudden- Iv, one morning October, 1901, ROARING SPRING.

stricken wita paralysis, rendering -5sis Consderable Moving This Spring-- Cyl- eatae right sice entirely helpless and inder Head Blew Oat Personals. rig: impairing his mental powers. In all the i line hi- wife, now deceased, has fauhfu'ly pataent'y vvaited upon him. This lamuy, in its sore amiction, has the sincere mpatby of tie entire communiiy. Funeral announcement be made known later.

aumi)er of changes will b- the of moy EAST SHARPSBURQ. Eggs Becoming Plentiful--A Kumoer of Coming Sales--A Prolific Family. pleaant; of aere on CorrespoadenL Miss Eaiiiy Murray of Mifflin. is p'easant visitor wit a her here. Ehaer Brindle of Lebanon shipped a Sue horse here for saie a few dav-.

ago. Mr. Aden Smith and bride are on a' -neddiEg trip to evv Pa. Material is arriving everv day for the thirty five new hou-es to 02 built in the eastern end of town tlas spring. George Stultz aad wife of the End are -visiting friends in Harrisburg-, Pa.

Robert Leatherzaan the guest of his brother, Dr. D. C. Leatiermaa Jacob Coaoron and wife have returned from spending the -winter in Washington, D. C.

Tie show in the opera been very well at'ended this and the entertainment was very goxL Samuel Krel' left for Clearfield, where he be emp'oyed. Ru---e act! bride have moved here from Pa. H. Bean received two fine by express p-terday. They are dasJies." BAKEIOTON.

day. On evening the front cylinder head of lae large boiler in me blank book faciorv blew out. Foriunaiev no one was hurt. Part of our town, was without for several The past week has been a bu-y one at the hospital. There were at oae time rairtv eiaLt ii the wards, were for abdonuca 1 Dr.

William Ross of Altoona. lectured subject being, "The PhjMology of Mr. Charles Biddle is slowly improv- ia S- i Eggs are getting plenty. They will I soon diop iu price. i Mr.

Warren Cow en is home from your wisere ae had been emploved-j jj Long. Barneit Hoover have He is gomg to larm tais summer. made improvements in their meat mar- Mr. C'-aries Berkhimer. editor of the Lets by adding men- refrigerarors and Roaring Spring Review, was a pleasant counters.

caller Lewis Hart man of and Dr W. R. Palmer of HoUidaysburg Giueon Hartzran of are vi-iiors makes frequent professional calls in Roaring nearby town. Mr. W.

R-ce was with bis parents a few Jays We attended the brot.l'C''. Mr John last funeral of VanAUman, Tuesday in Holhdaysburg. Litle Ciara Lmbower had croup last Saturday night. This fatal disease attacks httle ones at nigat Mr. Smith is around again, after several weeks" sickness Taere are several sales booked for March in our community.

There will "Be several changes in regard to persons moving away and. coming here Our bovs are counting the days now until their schooldays a't over for this winter Last Monday being a nice day, ser- to the home of B. F. Hartman. who is quite 11' on Wednesday evei'ig, there" will be a special preaching Srrv ice everv Wednesdav evening until Easter, our -r in Lutheran churcn The joint educational meeting which was to be held in the Lutheran church been postponed indefinitely, owing Found Dead in Bed--Presiding Elder Calls--Personals.

ConespSBdent. Messrs B. aad E. P. Reed were business caJers in on Mon Bridges Maher and Mrs E.

Lon- spent part of Monday ia Barnesboro. Mrs. M. Jew etc and Mrs George Kuhns visited in Spangler the earlv pirt of week. Presiding Elder BeU of the Altoona.

district was a pleasant cal'er here on Monday. Despite the temporary hard times at two of our townsmen are rejoicing, namely, Messrs. Scott Green and Martin McGuire. the former because of the arrival of a baby girl and the latter over a little- son. Rev.

Jackson, pastor of The Baptist church of Bamesboro, will preach in the Methodist Episcopal church at p'ace oa Sunday moiling at 11 o'clock. Haring heard that the J. C. Ayer 1 company had decided to gire to the public the complete formula of each of its medicines, tre ixtterrkiired the treasurer and general raaaager, Dr. Charles Stowell, in order to ascertain if this was true.

Dr. said that it certainly was true, and that it iras simply the conclusion of a plan which he had beea working npoa for a long time. Whe-n asked effect it would hare upoa the proprietary medicine business if all houses were obliged to publish their formulas, he said, in his opinion, it would favorably affect the sale of all those medicines founded upoa merit, all those preparations that were genuine medicines. On the other hand, he lie-red jost as strongly that it would meaa the complete ruin of frauds, fakes, and swindles. "It is a well-known fact that the pablic is being swindled out of hundreds of thousands, even, millions of dollars each year, because ox wildly exaggerated and positively untruthful statements, glaringly displayed by the most lavish outlay of money.

The J. C. Ayer company has nothing to hide. We know our medicines are good. We simply take tho public into our derice and frankly tell them just what they are getting for their money.

That is all there is about it." Concerning the great agitation which ny- been raised in certain quarters because some of these medicines contain alcohol, Dr. Stowell said: "-Just use a little common sense aad figure it out for yourself. formula which will soon- appear on each Lottie oZ Aytr'a Sarsaparilla -will show that the TMOKW gets about ten laftrinrs of alcohol ia of the wkichs is the ordinary dosa. ia a glaea of beer (-which is the ordinary dose) are about two hundred miaims ot hoL la other -words, ene dose of coatains twenty times as mach alcohol zs one dose of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Btst let us carry this analysis a little further: You would have to drink about half a bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla to jrat as much alcohol as is found in an ordinary schooner 1 of beer.

The Sarssparilla would cost the maa nearly half a dollar, while the beer would, cose him oaJy cents. "We have yet to hear of any person who erer acquired a la-re for taste of Ajer's Sarsaparilla. Thb fact is, it is a mediciae, a positiye medicine, and the taste of a medicine. But we are told tbat a taste for beer is soon acquired. In view of this, can you imagine anything more perfectly ridiculous than all of this terrible cry about the alcohol in this medicine? And then rre knotr rery -well that alcohol is used, muss fee used, to extract Tzrious medicinal ingredientg from the roots, barks, which form an important part of this medicina.

It Is not added simply because of any stlmuliiiEg effect It may have of itself." We are informed that this Is the first time in the history of the proprietary medicine business that the formulas been thus boldly given to the public, and the outcome be iratched intense interest. Low til Syzt, JVi, Mr. J. B. Keed is slowly recovering from a severe atack of la grippe, which, it was feared, would develop into pneumonia.

Mr. Joseph GiH, who was threatened with thai is somewhat improved at this writing. The glass who appeared in town oa Tuesday seein to be doing a paying business, jaotwitistanding the hard times cry. yesterday afteraooa, from wiica piace the cortege proceeded to Bamesboro, where the interment -was -made. (Additional correspondence oa 9150 FOR AH ESPAIRED 3TR.

JEWETT, An aged resident of this place, was found dead in bed at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Stewart, OH Tuesday morning, having expired during the nigat. Funeral services were conducted in the Methodist Episcopal cSurch Loss of appetite always rertjtj I faulty digestisn. All 'is a- few doses of Chamberlaiijrs ach and Liver TaKets.

Taay vigoraie the stomach, sirecstaiiejx digesiioa and gire you an a -wolf. Hhese Tablets also act as gent I lazauve For sale W. goon, A. P. Gaxtland, tor: Sunday scliooi at 9.15, preaching eral or our nieu attended the sale by the pastor at 10:30.

Xo service in. of Mr Bridenbaugh. near Mamusourg tie The public is eoraia'iv in- We doubt if there is a lamJy countv that can outnumber tie A'bright viled. We the recipient of a number of books conta'ning photographs from the Grandfather Albnght. to the here.

CHERRYTREE. Visited in Altoona and JohEstowa--So- cial Function--Attending Court Indiana. Begular Correspondent. Mr. "3.

L. Davis made a business trip to Joanstown one day last Veek. Charles' Wissinger and father spent some time last week in Altoona. and Johnstown Miss Elizabeth JHartmaa entertained of her friends very p.eas- at 10 30 clock, March 9, at his 1 ne south land by a friend. scsnes country irom Holland just came to oar i 100 Deceased from Georgia- and South Carolina were ago These descencants nearly all live lia.

May 24. 1S24-! fine. one feel that; ie would like withm eight miles of the writer, not tli his-parents ia! to be there. counting a large number wno went west rf.mnvpri man ears ao. We thought TVC had break many years ago.

-mere Snoivbergers and Smiths taan any residence ci Bedford was born in Philade ph: He came to ISTewy IS39. and the next yea removed to Jacob F. Greaser intends to- the occu-j ground for his ne.v house jusc as soon pkiion of until, 1900 when ie as the weather improves. other jiaaies but the Alonglus leave tt settled in Sewrv Irnns a retired We are infonred through a. reliable away in the rear source that A.

T. Schiuembach intends the little daughter or Mr. and to manufacture ais folding crate soon. Mrs Jerry Hainly, was bnned here last A compaiv has been formed and. if tae Thursday.

Rev. S. Heffner preached life. He is survived bj his wire. Lmean-- Xb'en and three daughters.

Mary. Ac- tds and Catherine all at home is a 7 so by one brother. Thomas, people of tee town are awake tc grasp the sermon. and one EJ'en. He a consist- opportunities, it mav be possible that Mr J.

Moore of trick's church they can induce the originator of the fortunate in losing gold watch house at 9 30 patent to locate his "plant here. tween iere and Bridenbang said. Interment in St. Patrick's eem John Xolec aad passed on life's be our town was un- old watch be- poss; ent inehibc" of St Patrick's The fuuerai wil leave the Saturday and proceed to the Miss ifaggie Myers, daughter of D. pann, near this week, church, wiere requiem will be Myers of Seventa avenue.

Altoona, spent a. days at the home of Reu- Hospital ISotes. iti ti A Mrs. Austin of Pittsburg -was in the that marks the laglr I ilessrs. J.

Sander- and A. A. Coaen' Tyrone, attending fathers funeral esi poit qf man's al time, fiis expect to complete the college located Sne was. taken suddenly 111 with appen- straightfcmard me a here this snriner We wish "these two dicitis She Vought- to pur iios- nlsnss an esaiaple wort'ly of imitation. energetic geat'emea great sueess pital operalec upon and is Jloingj well The qualities that mark tie goon em- i Isaac Campbell is pegging away, i Recent Mrs G.

"ft Shatter of your -J --J new harness citv and Mrs. B'air Brua of Sheliytown zon. courage, honestT and common repairing and makins: IThere are twa classes of remedies; those of IssoTni quality and yhieh are permanently beneficial in effect acting gently, in harmony -with nature, vrien nature needs assistance: and another class, composed of preparations of uncertain and inferior character, acting- temporarily, but injuriously, as a result ef forcing 1 the natural functions unnecessarily. One of the most exceptional of the remedies of fcno-wn quality and excellence is the ever pleasant Syrnp of Figs, manufactured by the California Syrnp Co- which, represents the active principles of plants, faiOTva to act most beneficially, in a pleasant svrup, in TrMch the Tvholesoms Californian bine fig-s are used to" contribute their rich, yet delicate, fruity flavor. It is the remedy of all remedies to sweeten and refresh and cleanse the system the favor of cany millions of vrell informed persons vrho 'Know their own personal knowledge and from actual experience that it is a most excellent laxative remedy.

We do not claim tiat it will cure all manner of ills, but recommend it for what it really represents, a laxative remedy of known quality and excellence, containing nothing of aa objectionable or injurious character. There are tvro classes of purchasers; those whe are informed as to the quality of what tiey buy and the reasons for the excellence of articles of exceptional laerit, and who do not lack courage to go elsewhere wlnn a dealer offers an imitation of any well known article; but, unfortunately, there are some people who do not know, and who allow themselves to be imposed upon. They cannot expect its beneficial effects if they do not get the genuine remedy. To the credit of the druggists of the United States be it said that nearly all of them value their reputation, for professional integrity and the good will of their customers too highly to offer imitations of the Genuine--Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrnp and in order to bay the genuine article and to get its beneficial effects, one has only to when purchasing, the full name of the Company-California Fig Syrup printed on the front of every package. Price, 50c.

per bottle. One size only. Altoona's Popular Home Furnishers H. H. Lampe Co.

Complete Home Furnishers. We'll TRUST You Look Out antly on Friday, evening, March 3, at QT man ff ers ou a fj ve dollar bill for a lint- Tinnin A -ffar ft T-ftTMT" 31 lar-- he has a gold brick to sell. We do not claim to sell furniture for less than cost, but we do claim to give I you unequaled values. pleasant evening, the young people returned to their homes, well pleased with the manner in whica. their hostess had entertained them.

ililton. McCreery "spent last weet in Pittsburs and SLsseT Lys-a and cf Bamesboro were in town on Ensay evening, attending the party given, by Miss Hartmaa- Thomas Douglass is at Indiana, he being a member of the grand jury. Edward Woods left on Tuesday morning for P.ttsburg. Mr. Simon McDonald received the sad news that his brother, Wuham of Martinstown, had passed away on Thursday.

Mr. Thomas Campbell and wife of Bumside visited in town on Tuesday. A number of our citizens are attending coort at Indiana tais week. Miss Annie Cramer, who has been cle kmg in Altoona for some time, is visiting at her nome in this place. Miss Lena Henderson visited friends in Barnesboro several days last week.

Rev Shaffer of Bakerton was in town on Tuesday evening. Raymond Kirkpatrick Spangler was a caller in town on Thursdav. SAWYER--MOORE. Mr. Button Sawyer of Glen Campbell and Miss Xanme Moore of this place were united in marriage on Wednesday evening by Rev.

Roberts, at Tee bride's tome Their many friends ertend Isest wishes for z. long and happy sail on, the sea of matrimony. CARROLLTOWN. Notes Concerning People. Their Goings aad Coinings.

Mr. Michael Lantzy of Spangler -pras town, calling on iriends. Miss Bessie Green was in Bakerton, calling- on friends Mr. and Mrs. William Schroth were in calling oa mends and reVuves Mr.

Join Bauder of Lock Haven, -vras a visitor in town Mr Anthony ZoIIner of Slatzbnrg is visiting his parents. Mr. Prank Acams has fceen enjoying a. t--o-day outing a-aoag ef nis good rriesds at tie Biack Diamond Mr. D.

D. Mick of Jersey Shore called oa friends in tewn. 3I-. M. J.

of was In town, visitiEg iriends. Mr, Edward Schroth of Pittaourg is visiting iis and re 1 atiTes in town. Messrs. John Cain and Join A. Bender of Elno'-a were in town on Business- Mr.

Sherman Stica is visiting friends and relatives in Altoona. Mr. Joseph 31. was in Ebens- Irarg to ca I friends. Mr.

A. Sharbauga has Iteeii in Pittsbnrg on. a tnp. Mr J. 3-, McGoniga'.

proprietor of tne St. James hot' 1 is nappy. being the only new applicant, to secure licence in CarroUtown. Mr. Mike Binder of Hastings was a visitor in town.

Mr. Peter Campbell has returned from his trip to Washington and reports a good time. Mattresses. Best grade of felt for $11.75. Combination Mattresses, $6.00.

Chiffoniers in oak or mahogany, at $6.75. Princess Dressers with French Plate Mirrors at $24. Ziace and Tapestry Lace Curtains, full 3 yds long, jocand up. Tapestry Curtains at very low prices. Quartered oak Bedroom Suits, all styles, in 3 or 8 pieces, at $25.

Couches. Just received a new line of Couches in all s-ytes and colors, at prices as low as $10, Trunks from $3.98 up. Hall Racks with clothes hooks, and French Plate Mirror, at $10.25. That Trusts the People Is the Store the TKe Spring Offerings of This House Will pass to our small army of patrons at an extremely narrow margin of profit. Our facilities for buying have been of the very best and while our trices are the lowest the standard and quality of our furniture are stnctly high grade.

It is a part of our business to guarantee the quality of our wares and ou do not take any risk in buying here. Bargains: MRS. MARTIN" C. SCHROTH, Wife of Schroth, the proprietor of the St Lawrence hotel, died at tne home of her parents, Mr aad Mrs. George Waltz, last Sunday aftensoon, and was buried on Wednesday morning.

Mrs Schroth was 23 of and 1 was and high'y respected all who knew her. Mr. M. C. Scnroth has the sympathy of all of us at the great loss he has suffered.

A. LEATHER PAHLOR ST5IT, three pieces, egast Snishel ard iip'iolstered, worca $65. Oar price PARLOR SUITS, trree pieces, golcen oak oi" marogany. nand- i CO worth $30. Our price Vu.wU ROHAN CHAIRS, uniquely designed and o'dinar- ily at $1600.

Our price DINING ROOM CHAIRS. lowest price per set of SIT Tiw $5,0 HALL RACKS, go'ces finish, poluied, tnnbrella attachment and overshoe recepia- c'e--z. sp'endid index to your home, worth nrr at IRON AKD BRASS BEDS. Special earload lot on Iron ones, in every color, single or double, $2.25 ftfl to LIBRARY TABLES, selected quarter oik, worth $14. Onr price now COMBINATION BOOK CASES, adjustab'e commodious secreta-y.

Good $22 valtie. Price DCflNG ROOM A worth 0, at BUFFETS AND SIDEBOARDS, endless variety of styles from which to cnoose, tae highest at $150 00, the lov.est $.2.85 Complete Golden Oak Bedroom and pihows. An value, as Outfit, comprising a handsome bed, woven, wire springs, mattress, bolster the price is just riglit and th-e outfit carries with, it our guarantee..