The Canton Independent-Sentinel from Canton, Pennsylvania • 1

enfinel $1.00 a qear if paid in adoance-othertcise $1.50 CANTON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1906. 36th Year, CH. D. DERRAH, Publisher. THE NEW RAILROAD GOING TO PITTSBURG.

THIS GARMENT IS GUARANTEED To give good wear and perfect satisfaction to the consumer. WALDO REYNOLDS KILLED BY A FALLING TREE. Waldo Reynolds, a prominent citizen of Union township, was killed while at work in the woods on Sunday. He was chopping down a rotten tree, and when it fell it struck Mr. Reynolds crushing his head aud killing him instantly.

The tree fell in a different, direction from that expected. Mr Reynolds ran, but stumbled. Later reports say he lived about five hours. Funeral services will be held at the Advent church at Neweltou on Wed "A Race for Life" The management of the Lewis opera house announces for to-night that greatest of all racing dramas, "A Race For Life" a play that has made a hit in all of the large cities of the country. From the rise to the fall of the curtain, the interest of the piece is sustained.

It teems with the spirit of the race track, which has an attraction for all clashes' and all ages. Who is there who can watch unmoved the progress of a horse race; who is there that can resist the impulse to "pull" for some particular horsa. The love of the horse and of a race is iuher eiit in WS all. and manifests itself on Tbe following press dispatch was sent out from Pittsburg on Saturday: F. A.

Sawyer, of New York, president of the Pittsburg, Biughnniton Eastern railroad now building beoween Clearfield and Binghamton, and E. H. Gay, of Boston, head of the house of Gay Co. who finance the enterprise, were in the citv Friday and held a con ference with local people relative to se MAKERS. curing an entrance into the Pittsburg district nesday at 13 o'clock.

every occasion that we encounter either. W. R. C. Dinner.

The Women's Relief Corps will give a chicken pie dinner at the residence of Mrs. J. Butler on Wednesday, Nov. (ft Poverty Social. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ will give a Poverty social iu the clmrch parlors Weduesday evening, Nov.

7. "Come in your rags, come in your tags," but not in velvet gowns, or you will be fined the usual sum. Read the i 7, from 11:30 to 1 o'clock, hoping that In reply to questions, Mr Sawyer said the completion of the railway between Clearfield and Binghamton is assured. Ample capital has been secured for the enterprise It is espe ially desirable that the road secures an entrance to Pittsburg Whether this can be done by arranging for the use of the tracks of existing roads or whether an independent line will be built to this city is a matter which Mr. Sawyer said would probably be determined as a result of the visit here.

During the day Mr. Ga. met local officials ot the Pittsburg and I REAL GUARANTEE It sounds honest, and is honest. We Know of no other house that absolutely agrees to give you so much satisfaction with your purchase. There's no use running risks.

The maker's guarantee and ours back of all our clothes. Investigate, purchase, bring back if not satisfactory. For sale only by BACON, RONAN CO. 4-3 i I the proceeds will make up the amount pledged to the Hume at Brookville. I et every oue who wishes a good dinner for 20 cents come and thus assist the veterans and their dependent ones.

An Energetic Young Man. Neil Oranmer, formerly of this place, who graduated with honor from program and all kum RKWLS AND RECiERLASIIUNS First. Every wnmin what knrns must ware a poverty dres and aprn, er some-thin ekelly erpropriate, and leave her poodle dorg to hum. Second Know gent with biled shirt Imperial Smyrna. Rugs TRY an "Imperial" in your own room, try a Delft, a Two-tone, or a Floral Design, and then stand back and note the effect.

How the right rug in the right place enhances the beauty that is already there A rug in a bedroom is almost a necessity and an "Imperial" Smyrna is best for the purpose. All sizes and each rug seamless and reversible. Try one and see what a difference it makes. Western, and Buffalo, Rochester ana Pittsburg roads. The result of the con ference were not made public.

The Williarusport Gazette aud Bulle Elmira academy and won a scholarship. is leading a strenuous life at Syracuse and dood koller will be aloud to kum University. He has been elected a mem- onless he pavs a tine ot nve sents. Third. A kompitent komitty will in- of the editorial staff of the college tin says A party of surveyors for the proposed New York, Pennsylvania and Southwestern railroad stopped recently at the United States hotoJ aud had something to say, it is said, concerning the new railroad which indicates some coming activities.

The proposed route up the Loyalsock may be abandoned and from what the engineers said a new sur paper, the "Daily Orange," covering news iu the Esther Steele Hall of Physics, the department of Semitics, the Prohibition club and the daily bulletin. He rises at 5 o'clock every morning and delivers the Daily to subscribers for wich he receives $1.50 per week, which pays for his room and laundry. Then he sL-' truduse strangers an look after bashful fellers. FINES FER W1MMF.N Oykeknot 2 sents No aperu 1 sent Kid glove 2 sents Hat with flours er fethers 2 sents Earring, plane 1 sent Earring, dimon 2 sents Trimed apern 2 sents Velvet gound 10 sents Finger wring 8 sents Glasses 2 sents Silk dres 5 sents Wul dres 3 sents vey is to be made and the possibility of a route down Lycoming creek to this i washes all the dishes for seventy board city is to be determined. ers from 12:45 to 2 o'clock and from 5:40 to 7:15 for which he receives two meals a day, so that he very nearly covers his expenses by his work.haviug only to pay for his breakfasts, and a few personal items A young man who values an education sufficiently to obtain it by such hard work deserves to win.

Funeral Notices. Isaac Williams of East Canton died on Saturday. Funeral on Weduesday Simon McCarthy died on Saturday: Funeral at St. Michael's church to-day at 11 o'clock. Newman's Pharmacy, MAIN CANTON, PENN'A.

Ornamental hairpins 1 sent Waring new dres 5 sents Bress pin 1 sent Ribbins 2 sents FINES FER MEN BlacKed shoes 1 sent Worches not Woterbury 1 sent Chawing gum 1 sent Stovepipe bat 1 sent Stann-up koller 5 sents Patent lether shoes 2 sents T. BURK CO A Good Supper for 10 Cents. Menu for supper at the Methodist Episcopal church on Friday night. Scalloped Potatoes Cold Meat Biscuits Pickles Cranberry sauce Cake Coffee Fumery 1 sent Football at Williamsport. Get ready to-day and make all your preparations to go to Williamsport on Saturday, Nov.

17, the day of the State-Dickinson college football game. This is far and above the greatest and most important game on the list of both these colleges, and the game this year will bo up to, if not above the standard of games played in other years. This will be the fourth game played in Williamsport between these two teams, of width State has won two and Dickinson -Jl -1- -1- -1- -I- ak.lf. -1 i' 4. Buttonwhole bokay 5 sents Glasses 2 sents Creased trowsers 2 sents Silkty 2 sents Making luv er flirtin 2 sents Ruset shoes 1 sent Making puns 2 sents Tittles Koffy 5 cents, sandwichs and ginger Kake 5 cents.

Kum at kandle lightin an stay til bedtime. No obstreproua er bad boys ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Go to the polls to day and vote. Mrs. W.

Tnnstall is recovering from i her illness. PHYSICIANS T. DAVISON, j-'HYSIClAN ANDURQBOM Each Wednesday afternoon and Saturday reserved fii office work entlrelv Office Over Bacon, Ronan rtore. Residence- Center st. ooooslte PresbvteriaR chart one, and the Dickinson boys will do their utmost to tie up the score this year, while yon can look for State to do their mightiest -5 -3 i -Neman's srmarg Win Sti-BEt OlantiJtt, fum'a.

to keep Out IicKinson wnere uiey are; but anyway whichever side wins the spectators will at least get their money's worth. Both colleges will have their own bands in attendance at the game and train loads of 8- T- -r JZ cheer rooters will also accompany them to to sec on their favorites, so if you want Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh Crawford spent Sunday in Williamsport. Manager Stone has arranged to have election returns read from the opera house stage to-night.

A returned missionary from China will give an address in the Presbyterian church on Friday night. The youug ladies' prayer meeting will be held at Miss Annie Whitman's Tuesday instead of Wednesday evening. The first of a series of monthly Sunday evening services were held by Rev. G. W.

S. Weurick, the pastor, at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. The regular meeting of the Home Protective Association wiil be held in Rev. Irl R. Hicks' Almanac.

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks lias been compelled by the popular demand to resume the publication of his well known and popular Almanac for 1907. This splendid Almanac is now ready. For sale by newsdealers, or sent postpaid for 25 cents, by Word Works Publishing company, 2201 Locust street, St.

Louis, publishers of Word and Works, one of the best dollar monthly magazines in America. One Almanac goes witli every subscription. Williams tun and have a EOod time, be iu Th name port on Saturday, Nov. 17. will bo called at 2:30 p.

m. C. S. DWYER, Physician Surgeon and Electrician. Chronic diseases a specialty.

OlFice over T. Burk Co's Store Wednesday aud Saturday reserved for office practice. Residence: corner Minneqna and Tioga St. Both 'phones CANTON, PA. At CANTON SHOE STORE Plowing at Night.

Out on the big prairie ranches of West-cm Kanses and Nebraska farmers are now in such haste to get their fall plowing finished that they are running big steam plows at night, with headlights on the motor engines. Thus they are able to turn over sixty acres of land in twenty-four hours with only two men working in shifts. Two men working in the old way could only plow about six acres a day. Within the past year 250 steam plows have been sold. Denatured Alcohol.

Farmers who may have expected to profit by manufacturing their raw products into denatured alcohol will be disappointed in the result of investigations along that line. The Department of Agriculture, through Dr. H. W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of the G.

A. R. Hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 7, at 7:80. All members are requested to be present.

Mrs. Rufus Morris, of New York, a sister of Mrs. Glen Newman, aud Miss Baxter, a cousin, also of New York, were culled to Oauton last week by tbe serious illness of their relative, whose condition shows no sign of improvement. E- DANN, M. D.

jHYSICIAN AND jSlJRGEON OFHCE, Bullock Block, Over Tripp Sob' Store. RESIDENCE At L. F. Boot's, Center Street. CANTON, PENN'A 4 chemist rv.

has undertaken to educate the Lost Gold chatelaine pin, between the bear's den and Canton. Please return to this office. farmers regarding tbe manufacture of denatured alcohol. From Dr. Wiley's discussion of the subject the conclusion is reached that the manufacture of alcohol on a small scale is not likely to prove profitable.

Because of the regulations under which the fanner is required to eon-duct his still it is evident that he must be content with producing the raw materials and that he cannot look forward to become a practical distiller. ATTORNEYS- SECHR1ST TTORNEY-AT-jAW. Office Lycoming t. NOTARY PUiLIC CANTON, PA. -Fountain pen.

Call at this house S. F. Williams has his new closed and has installed an furnace. The Shoes that are building the railroad. We have them.

4- More Siamese Twins. R. G. Austin, a former well known resident and business man of Wlellsboro, who is now located near Wheeling, W. in writing the editor of the Gazette reports a strange birth.

A woman named Mis. George t'ullom, of Moundsville, a few miles from the home of Mir. Austin, gave birth one day last week, to Siamese twins, perfect in every way and joined together at the back. The two bodies were attached at the umbilical region and are perfect in shape. They have two spinal cords, four shoulders, four arms and the fingers arc normal.

One of the faces is masculine and the other feminine. The breathing is alternate, the two heads take nourishment and cry naturally. Below the point of union the trunk is normal, but there is a third leg attached to the hip. Mrs. Cullom is only 18 years of age.

At. last accounts babies and mother were reported doing nicely. "Wellsboro Gazette. FF BROOKS i. W.

TO" STONE BROOKS, 1 TORNEY8 AND C0UN8CLLOM AT LA OANTON, PA. Special attention given to proceeding tl Bankruptcy. An East Smithfield correspondent writes: hill last Saturday morning. Many men, A large black bear was killed on Kendall dogs and hoys were after it, but George Holeomb shot and killed it while it was trying to free itself from the chicken wire which surrounded Wilbur Kendall's henery A Perilous Position. George Gaylord, of Mcshoppen, after standing on the top of an eel weir for several hours and yelling for help, was rescued from his perilous position by Charles White.

He, in company with two other men. had visited their eel weir in the river at that place and after a short time the men accompanying left, expecting to return in a short time. For some reason they forgot Gaylord, who was left without a boat. The river was rising rapidly and he began to realize his position and climbed to the top of the weir and called for help. The water was almost to the top of the weir before he was rescued.

Athens Gazette. on the old Lawrence Kendall farm. It was DR. F. A.

UTJLEY DENTIST Graduate University of Pennsylvania. LEWIS BUILDING, CANTON PA Id at once for $26. New York Ahead in the Race. Wonderful city; continually Buildings contain populations as Travel 45 miles an large as a village. and through tunnels hour in subWiiys CORN HUSKERS WANTED.

Can busk on shares or will pay by the bushel. J. H. Crown, Cedar Ledge. TOOT BAI Jj ELCOM All roads lead to Williamsport on Satur day, Nov.

17. the day of the great SLule and Dickinson football game. Williamsport will put on her handsomest gow and will give all her guests a hearty welcome. Special rates arc offered on all railroads entering Williamsport. and they will do their utmost to make this the most popular of their fall excursions.

Auditor's Notice. Estate of B. L. Wright, late of Canton borough. deceased.

The auditor appoinied by tbe court, to settle, adjust and report distribution of the funds in the hands of the administrator of the estate of B. L. Wright deceased, will meet the persons interested for that purpose at the office of Stone Brooks at Canton, Bradford County, Pa. on Friday, Nov. 30th at 10 o'clock a.

m. when and where all persons having claims must present them or be debarred from coming in upon said fund. J. T. McOollum, Auditor.

Nov. 1, 1907. Smoke "Prima Yolta" cigars. Notice. M.

Landon Will be at the meat market for the next ten days Please call and set tle your old meat bills. under both rivers. Don't pay $150 a gallon for canned oil, ought to cost but 60 cents a gallon. 7 gallons of paint is made at a cost ot ledS "than a gallon by mixing 3 gallons of Linseed Oil with 4 gallons of A M. Paint Any other pure paint costs $1.50 a gallon.

L. M. Paint has been made tor one-ViirH nf cpntnrv. a 50 and gold DENTAL ECONOMY Cheap Dei.tistry is not Economical Dentistry. Pay less than I charge and you get less for your money.

Pay more aud you pay more than is enough. My woik is not expensive, yet it is not cheap." My guarantee really guarantees. All modern equipments, modern work, best materials used. DM. O.

noKMAN. Dentist. OFFICE OVER DAV I SON CO'S DRUG STOKE. OFFICE HOURS 9-12 A. M.

1-5 M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT, "For years I starved, then I bought cent bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, what that bottle benefited me all the children a remedy with a plettBaill Don't force unpleasant medicine their throats, Kennedy's Ltxalivc ining) Honey and Tar is most picas take. Children like it. and as a re Children like it. Here is our condensed opinion of I Original Laxative Cough Syrup: "Neat all other cough syrups are constipating, pecially those containing opiates.

Ki nedy's Laxative, (containing) Honey a 'far, moves the bowels. Contains no ates. Conforms to the National Pure Ko and Drug Luv. Sold hy all druggists. in Georgia could not.

buy. I kept on taking it and in two months I wont back to my work as machinist In three months I was as well and hearty as ever was. 1 still use a little occasionally, as I. Km! it a fine blood purifier and a good tonic. Mav von live long and C.

N. (conn ant t' Milk Notice. On and after Nov. 1, 1900, the price of me hardens M. White Alii 111 tbi M.

Paint wear I milk will be six cents a quart. coughs, there is nothing pistes. Conforms to National ml Drug Law. Sold by all 1900. Kodol lief lor colds, better.

No Pure Pood a druggists. like iron for 10 to Tears. Sold by LinfJle? Ronan. Cornell. Roding, Aug.

27 11. it. Williams, Ayres. on 10 is sold here by all druggists. Smoke "Bradford King" cigars..