The Indiana Weekly Messenger from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 5

PRINTED EVERT WEDNESDAY yf a i a it nit want Tns MM (nulfmJ 8a moll AJ (LlJ 1L V- 'have "some good storm overcoats MESSENGER PUBLISHING -CO TEttlS-lLOO i Tur la iirueh ADVBKnamo ra 1 Mil Awnmmh-Om Inch 'ooe-week Inch two Week UD om laeh Sm mwiMh tea wuk 180)0 Batee lor wtlWMl saau fur lunger Wine tad fur aommurcial advarttaamanta mail knows on ajjpUoaUaa AUlejpd and official advartlrias OT TH KX8SXKQU (J-W Pr yjarlf paid In advaaoe: if thud tto and of three Months: tUO if paid attto and of all loathe and HW at th aspiration TtLfTIBI CELEBUTIAIA dwiatnina 1 at tka Ttrina Ckankta townlj Dnnnratad Ckarehaa Kverm-Ma UtaM with dints nighty Saturday night and Snnday morning won nil Christmas farms speeoh and song and preae oonld make a OhrWrtmaa'The Beoond United Presbyterians had serrioes and a treat for the aohool on Friday -night Xhe tree was ho brighter nor mom beantifnl than the children who gathered to speak thair pieces feast their eyes and get their gifts vK j--- The Methodist' andienSe made beantifnl by spraoe and -flowers the muito by the oholr enlivening' the land pop ootn 5iv j1 a V- ls Itoo't Whiaper Eole Dauphin County Teachers' Institute had a olad iron rule and home of the teachers' "got on their ears" and pat on airs and made mnoh about the matter- The editor of the Telegraph gave vent to his feelings in the following It makes a difference As we sympathise with tbs 1 school teaohers think of the school Children A tender helpless innocent child appeals to menu strongly than the' prettiest face and (ho most fascinating eyes We know that little children who naturally xestlessand find ft difficult to refrain from talking two school room crimes for which only their Creator oan be blamed are punished by their teachers for their Inability to he still and for talking And they wdnld be punished seriously for telling an untruth I KC7 -'a The teachers' institute is sohool for teachers -If adult teaohers eannot sit throngh a session aa immovable as cigar store Indians and aa uncommunicative aa clams how oan they rationally expeot children to do so? Probably these few reflections will not bo popular in the institute bntVe oare' far that Wo in not seeking opportunity of harshly oritioising the teachers who as a body'ciesarve more fair words and mors dollars than they get Wo speaking for the children asking that of them be not demanded more immobility than tha teaohers accredit them-selves with posaessjngy Howls1 oity superintendent of Baltimore sends oat the following wail teaoher should be (ho last person in the world to msrry Every woman teaoher married means another hen-husband teaches beoomaa imperialistits It is Married ohildren aha must he the bose' This does not sound oonvinaihg In the first piece woman is the boss of the honse whether she bee bam a eobool teaoher or noi- TheN are some men who think thay run their own house-holds to salt themselves bntthatis sim-ply because their wives -am olever 7 A v' i Clocks- atches ewelry Razors 5 Pocket Knives Wool and Cotton' All-wool I Mat per pair Carpets Rugs Druggets OU Cloth Window Shades and Curtains Linoleums We sell all these at the low dollar for cash Shoes We are headquarters for Shoes In all styles Our Patapsco shoe Is a seller at 1 50 guaranteed all leath- er None better None as good for the money) LadIefi'Coatsr25percentr off See them Calicoes and Ginghams Muslins Underwear Corsets Patterns 10 and 15c None higher Lradles Wrappers 50c up Caps Cloth find Fur See our ifur caps Millinery We sell axiy trimmed hat in thehouse at l-2 off prlce We have a nice line to select -from Gandy-rSee our candy'1 depart-' ment we sell tons atil 0c per lb Furs Furs cheap See them Holiday Goods at 25c per cent off anything In this line Call and see Handkerch ief We have some beautiful ones Mufflers Gloves Collars Neckties hundreds of them Compare prices before yoii buy 'T1 OlovesaHd TMitteris'Tor men women boys and girls See them Bibles of all kinds cheapest Here Gum Boots Overshoes Felt Boots' Gum Boots These gums are the best In the market and we sell them the cheapest In town '-iSi'- A yX'Sl -Vi -s 'Jf' of all was Her Hrimas' talk on Cllans and the children now know all about tha Jolly old fellow -t-- The Loyal Legion had ltd entertain' ment Friday nightin OTU hall Both Widdowsoa and Bather- Barrett had a dialogue Two Mary Perry and Pearl Gilhonser ha recitations Valeria Gross sang a solo re of Mr The legion is under the san of Mrs- LeePenyMr Graffiam Misses Belle O'Neil and Harriet MoAnrityi'r' -y -V Saturday erening the Lutheran Bnn- day school had their treat with the ao-ocmipaniament of mnaio and speech Martin Libengood to Robert Pratt lot in Bonril 1100 Phoebe Jane Lowman to Jamee Boucher 84 acre in Bayne 988569 1 Maria Falooa to Hovia lot in Homer City: $10 Maty Berkepile to 2 Stahl lot in Center $000 Archie Smith to Frank Canon lot In Montgomery 955 Stear to MCtroasmun least Simpson to John Clyde 58 acres in Banka 548 John Spon 1 to Mariah Cochran 67 in North Mahoning $1000 v'-S Shirey to Molntira lease Emma Learn to same lease Horace'J Thompson (a Silas Barr sons in Grant 61' Andrew Getty to Margaret George lot In Saltsbnrsc 9885 John Frits to Ounnlcgham 100 acres in Brnah valley 9985 EO Williams to Robert MoO7 lot in Indiana 9900 Lovry to Oharlee Miller lot in Indiana: 8500 St Olair to Indiana Grid Storage and Ioe Co 9198888 4'- Charter Indiana Cold Stonge and Ioe Co Angust Jamison to Beech Creek' Cool and Coke Co 48 acres in Green 91050 JohnFyook to same 90 sores in Green MoOoy to seme 47 none In Green 91188 60 Thomas Kerr to same 87: eons In Montgomery 9317B J'-' Hook to sores 'In Montgomery 9806850 Bnffnerto same 89 sons in Green 998075-' Sarah Belle Wilson to same 40 -sores In Grant 91088 gamnelB Mnman to same 1M eons in Green i M156 85 Joseph Myers to seme' 56 scree in Grant 81407S6 fyr xs Ellsworth Mamner to same sores tu Green 98795 A Lydick to 'same' 78 sores in Green 9884450 David Learn to same 108 sores in Grant 98550 Harvty Langham to same 78 acres in Green 9878990 Joseph Sterner to same 40 sorts in Green 9100860 Alfred Bterner to same 57 eons in Green 9148168 'n Usrrlsss Ueeaeaa bastS Donetto Ohioditte Branch Chlorine Distefcrnio MrBtmnoh Charles WF Rainey Madeline Grace Briokell- Gipsy Arthur Clawson Kent Sflt Keir Blairsville Ira Ii Krr Smlcksburg Laura Gray Plum ville George Lie bold uWest Wheatfleld AnnieE Frain KWeet Wheatfleld William Bothel Indiana Mabel Carney Jacksonville David Wagner Vander grift Mabel Hanna Avonmore HnllenbanghnwBan Station Minna Newhouse Clarksburg John Dias Heshbou Ella MMikesell Graoeton Robert Hagens Brushvalley Mrs Mary Bose Brushvalley John Donnenletter -Donors Ora WJ Wool weaver Indiana Smith Vsndergrift Franoeo Jeffreys Rochet teT Mills Clark Airgood Ernest NoraN Little leo- e'edsM'eve vaeesk Ernest Arthur McKnight Arcadia Zoe Adle Allison Arcadia Batter Olnirton Carry IWHNSMVMSH Frost burg Aaron Lunger dairton Carrie Smith Junean Jay-- German Grant Gay Idoyd Berringer Frank MoGinity White Maud Donahue eshingtou Alouao Lewis Indian a1 Alios Baker Iwdiene Harry Ackerson Penn Bun Nettie Dick Sample Ran George Wilkinson Blairsville Bntk- Molntire Blairsville 1 Charles Gaston swstfiLj eoeoesXlOTfljOy Annie Caldwell ww Love joy Gaily -h Banks Alioe Campbell Pa tchenville Charles Hard Is Turtle Creek Matilda MoGrmwww Turtle Creek John 8titelerww Bmioksbnrg Annie M' Bnah1 Trade City mh4 ini Bobinson aaeoooae4? eae Bolivar John Buroh 1 Ernest Gohner Krnflst James MoKaig ww Pittston Minnie El McCabe wMitehells Mills IS 715 PHILADBUPHIA STRT MACK SON -v so- 1 T-H-c The First congregation gave flu Sabbath serrioes to the Sabbath school A number of pnptls had radiations befitting the day fhort addresses by superintendent and others and a very ap' proprimte natal day talk given by DrJ 1) Brownlee The Baptists thought Christmas ser-1 Vions appropriate for Christmas Sabbath and the recitations and songs of praise -by the aohool were oertaimy inspiring andihe elder persons name in touton with the work ofthe1 the labor of Ion of pastor and teachers Ur Forman made a short address i- The Presbyterians having no home Of their own held their Sunday sohool in thq Enhnroh junior grade in P-yti ohnrch i lhe Christmas songs rsnng and the instruction given were to -lead to the true the right conception of joy jit1 -w of ipeoial mnSio had been the St i Bernards- Bomau ohorch A large oholr had A program arranged for i Oathritoohai -J-- 5 fr: iv fu' St'S- r- L1'1 3- vi -T ig -V -f Sl been preparing for-the praise servioe for 'several oaysiL-yi-- The Christian churoh -enjoyed a fteofru -fnl andhelpfolChrUtmae eerm their mnohfovea end highly ap nastor Bovj XL Lea Perrr A To Our Patrons Throughout the County -S- We are sending quantities of Calendars to the leading stores in almost every town in the county If yon call at one of the stores where you do your dealing you willet one of our Calendars for 1905' We would advise you to do this at once as they will not last long We have been writing Fire Insur emee since 1870 It is a thing that everyone should have to protect himself and his business CALL OR WRITE US Trip to Eareae --f the ohanoe of yonr life Sixty 'V-daye of pleasure beginning June 38 1906 Congenial company on an ooa steamer mod a tonr throngh Holland the land of Bottradam Ai sterdam Ac Germany Switserland with its 'lakes and and then "beyond the Alpe lieth cathedral of Milan Venice with ifa -'Bridge of and St Marks Florence with ita immortal paintings Bome Sternal City" with aU ita historic plaoea Naples Genoa Paris London and many other places Howto get then? Well Profesaors A Hammers so well known to all onr readers and 0- Gordon of Indiana Normal are getting up a party tb go to then plaoes Bond a deposit of $36 to either of the gentlemen and yon Insurance Agency Deposit Bank Building 'INDIANA PA 4 SOME! THINGS enongh to steer (hem in such a way 4 to carry their points while the hni bends have the morel of believing that they am noting on their own initiatiNtvAs to henpeoked husbands them sre none Booh a statement is a gross libel on the femalox Wives do not henpeok their hnsbands They simply insist on getting what they want which is a totally different affair Finally (he superintendent who makes throe sage remarks is oopfirmed old bachelor ana his testimony ifworth-leeer He is hdt an expert We advise him to many one of his pretty teaohers and he will diaoover a lot of things never before dreamed of in his philosophy I'1-It is said the sohool direotws of Olear-field hsve snffioient evidenoe to notify in proseootiug at' least eight or ten dealers in tobacco in that town who have been selling cigarettes to boys under 10 years of age The board has derided to notify these dealers and if they violate the law in' the future in this rospeot they will be prosecuted The directors are satisfied that the use of tobacco byr pupUs and eepeOielly the-l smoking of digarrites' retards good -work in the schools --x Wa call attention of Indiana bounty sohool boards to tbs law as follows For thp proteotion of the health of persons addicted to the smoking -of Cigarettes and imposing fins for (he violation of its provisions the smoking of oigarettes Is injnrions to the health of the young therefore Be ft en noted etc That if any person or persons shall sell oigs-rottesor or persona years he guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be sentenced to pay floe of not more than throe hundred dollars nor less than one hnndried in Blatnvtlle jr A mass meeting was held at Blairs-ville Wednesday night last to giro the ohristian people an opportunity to I peak out their minds sgainiit (he repeal of their kwel option law and a honse-to-honae canvass is being made so that each man and woman oanhwre the privilege of placing themselves pa record for or against permitting the ourae to be legally sold in their town -i- The notioe that d'speoial bill would be pyeeonted on the 85th of January 1905 to the Fsnnaylvsnia Legisleture asking a repeal wsspnUished in last Democrat The bill asks a repeal of the law -prohibiting granting lioense in oer-r within (wo miles of the same in Potter Indiana snd Arm-strong countiee This means' that a number ef personswant to sell atBlairs-vllle and in Eaat Mahoning township where Marion Center is located Un-the ohriatian people speak ont and at the loglslatoty know (he wishes -of their oonstltuenoy tha law will be re- Pdr -v" VID So Weat MoGinity assistant cashier in Bank who tendered hie resignation two weeks ago will go west the Booky mountains where the andfor air is drier and for soma parsons healthful The good wishes of friends will accompany him os he was a helper in every good work 1 -4! IM JiBpcn Xiaat week was fhll of delight for sled umpers and it is a wonder no accidents occurred It was no unusual thing to see a load of lumber or grain or anything else with a dosen or so ohildren hanging on Some drivers take the good natnrod and others swish their whips snd try to get rid of the additional EwtcswO Flea of daUtjr' Philip -Oesterman a' 'merchant' of Freeport who was charged by County Deteotive Ooller with selling cigarettes and tobaooo to miners has entered plea of guilty and was sentenced by Judge Patton to pay a fine of $100 and costs of Kittanning Daily Times HAaey Ctethere The praotioal man uses his money to get move money put yonr money on in- in the Farmers1 Bank 4 1 will get deposit receipt showing num- ber of statoroom' allotted remaidder of the 435 not paid until before departure This is Intended for the alumni of Iudl- -oon- will i under the famous Thomas Cook A Son tonr-: ists- 'None oan be better In ChaAwlek OUR NO Histw sflk Mats Oimis We had the pleasure of a call from My: Hill of Franklin Fa who is Master of Pennsylvania State Grange Mr Hill is the guest of his brother-in-law-and sister Dr snd Mrs Jason Carson of West Philadelphia street and will attend the Institute at Gipsy Friday and Saturday of next week He is believer in (he and snd we hope to be able to give some of the reasons for the hope that Is in him in our next issue Will Vet BeuMe la gtsttslMtaqi Mr and Mrs Modrorey nee McGill will locate in New York instead of Me-ohauioehnrg The distance la great in mike and greater in population The bride and groom have gone to Florida for eight weeks end will go from (here to How York The report probably originated from the foot that he had given directions to put one of the down or so farms he owns in this county In shape pr summer borne Mat of Letter Remaining uncalled for in the ana office December 24 1904 Mrs Adstt Mis Mary Barker i Hiss Grade Cramer Mrs Ruth Collins John Oochrern Miss Lissie Fisher Miss Nettie Glass Dow Gwinn Mrs-Catherine Hillman Ed ward Jergenaen Dave Kariey Mrs Margaret Lydick John Murphy Mrs Cathrina -Neighly Mias Pearl Boas Mrs 8 warts John Bmitbton Miss Edith Spencer' -Miss Buthella Sloan Mrs' Connie Sample John Trout Mrs William Wako Boccia Bernardo Benca Tlran When inquiring for letters in this list please state gist they were advertised giving date JivnsC MoGrxoobP By virtu of oartain writs of FI JV Vend bulUrhi SbmA out of th Court of Common jjToo of ludivia oounty and tom will bo axpond to public tbo- dnaor ontory st th Court Houso Indians Punnsy lvsnls £1 AT 81OO O'CLOCK thufollowlns daooribsd nsl toto fcwriti-AU Sis right titU IntaMst sad olaias of th KABT SXBXCXLAVD and WUJJAM 1 BTRlClfTiAVD -1 of In snd to 11 that oartain lot of grounds! unto in tho ylllsgu of Srosria township of Vontfomary HfTststoaf tansylvudn and dwEmstad la plan of lots ArasdtabaA any Jom UWOi MdtoT numborsdUIO on dark avonno and bring faatin width on sold avmm andaxtandtog book northeast UU loot to Tnly'saltay ud Ins 10 feat la width mid aUey and bring aaaalotnf ground aouvayad by thaAiwadla Land Company to WUUam JhaCndj aul ftarwardaeouvoyad by tha asid William stoaSsBution at tha Mtt of Has Erin ana and DnBoia Brasring Co AUsa Vend tol4oML Voreh Tam ISA and FLFa Vc IT MnrcbTarm 1806 KC Wahov Attanay'- -U huii Atsonsy Any-pmoa panhariny at tha wUlphawatakaaotie that at Uaat tebiStoio much) will to raquhwd the property la hnorked down mt- Imsthapnnshaaer ie the only judgment creditor in which eaa an amount auffldant to at eredMor on or E18H Womcn-Any-above aalewir- tmOOiiftto JOSIAH REAL Sheriff QAes Indian Ft Dae SilM Winter weather is here and you will need some Seasonable goods We can show you neat solid made "goods for women and girls in all leathers Men and hoys need neat strong shoes We have -In rubber yon can find all kinds Rubbers and Bodts for men women and boys) Felt Boots and Overs Lumbeimen's Stockings men and boys Wool Soles for Slippers of all kinds- All goods' for cold weather' SHOE STORE av v- 1 '11 jj i i Y- 73 Philadelphia Street YOU NEED i John Bmel ews eeeae Harrisburg Virginia Whibi HitohoockIndiana Leroy Bee Mills Minnie Smith Oanoe Bidge Lawrehoe Butts Orsmer Maggie Stiles Cramer ntereepUoM Views at Blekarat Biobmond Iriks will soon have a taste for travel as they are being introduced to the oountriea and places beyond the Friday night last Bey E- niuheii who formerly lived near there gave a sterooptioon lecture on Days' Tonr of the Orient" Ber Bishril was of that fortunate oompanv who went to the Sabbath Sohool Convention to Jerusalem last June and visited a number of oonntriec and dries on the way home He ie now looated at Franklin Pa Last Spring 8 0 Thompson of this plaoe talked In tbs Presbyterian ohnrch at Richmond giving an aoooont of his trip through Ireland Bootland land France Switserland Italy Germany Now these people by the aid of the atereoptioon views having oenght a glimpse of the beautiful things on Hie way to Palestine and Jerusalem will long to aooompany those who will go with Prof Hammers Jane 88 1905 AeeMm tally KUIaS 'Wilbur Keeuer of near South Bend aged 91 yean was aooiden lolly killed Saturday last Keener was trying to extrsot a bullet lodged in an rid gun barrel and while hearing it at a gas stove in a summer kitchen the weapon exploded and the bullet entered his head above the left ear His parents heard the noise ran to the building and found the son lying unoonsoious on the floor IM Keeler of Elderton Wes summoned bat wee unable to do anything and the ronng msn died inside en hoar after the lletalshot Gibson assistant principal of the Barnroboro schools is spending hie vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs 8 Gibson nod attending County Institute Mrs Oasaie Chadwick bat she ought to look book gnd what a high old time she had ell these many years tonring and traveling and sight seeing Very few women Jiun had so mnoh pleasure in' their lives if thCT- 11n ever so long All aha has to do is to shut her eyes and the enow clad -V peaks of the Alp and Appenines the limpid lakes of Killarney and Lnoerha the stately oathedrala and Abbeys and the hiatorio oities of London Paris Borne Venice and a thousand things will pass in review before Oh jm we oan't weep with when she weeps Bather we would weep for those whose hard earoedaav- lugs wen deposited -with an insecure banker and went out for her delectation Paper Every Week A ntunber of our exchanges have "no paper next week" The MxsBBnaxnas usual goes oot on ita weekly visit holiday as well as any other day One dollar pays for fifty-two issues and we heap right along visiting onr readers regularly for we know each Wednesday -onr nearby readers want it right off and by Thhrsday morning it has gone to every offioe in Indiana county Now is -the time to subscribe and begin the year 1905 by doing this one thing -that will nake a happy New ear nt i a -i'- For Half a Century' We had a moat delightful call Thurs-' -day from Archy 8 Patterson of Blairt-: ville who has been a reader and always a paid-in-advance subsoriber for fifty yean Mr Patterson some fifty yean ago got himself a wife to brighten his bonw and then mbtoribed for a weekly paper to brighten his wife and as a-re-smlt the home wife and husband wore oil bright Mr Patterson will bo 79 if he lives until next June and from his appearance he is likely- to see the of rosea'' and have several birth -days yet to oome in jah id think 'S'' 'TV UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Hsvinv had -considerable citr experience inconducting funernls snd having prsetiesi knowledge of embalming 'i- eflnblee me to give satisfactory service Entirely nw 7 -outfit oonueting of two new funeral ears (one block and one white) one new casket end ambulance wagon The largest line of enskete in the country Undertaking 'rooms in the Psttison Building Indiana Pn I''-: At Your Service- ar FOHSYTHE Phono No a Losnl Phono No 336 yr Try an in the Messenger'- I.