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6 MOBNING TRIBUNE, FEIDAY, MAY 31, 1901, of slate in the mine there Wednesday RAILROAD BUMBLIH08. XI to Ural 1o Toau IOST. A black and white English set-J tor, answering to the name of "Hx," If returned to K. J. CLKAYE, 1217 Twelfth avi-miu, party will bo rewarded.

heard a noise on the porch, as though some one was trying to effeot an entrance. He apparently had been stricken with paralysis as he was about to enter the house. The chute at the Blue Rock stone quarries on the Llgonier Valley railroad was ntterly demolished about 5 o'clock Tuesday evening. It was caused by a heavy load of stone, The wet earth gave away and dropped the entire structure about 150 feet down into the valley below, where it caught tire, causing a big loss. Elliottsbnrg correspondent of the morning.

At the fourteenth annual oommenoe ment of the Renovo high school last Tuesday evening, twenty-four young ladies aim gentlemen were graduated St. Clair's flouring mills at Homer Oity, and Webster Long's store and dwelling house at North Point, Indiana county, wore recently destroyed by tire, The arehdeaoonrv of the Protestant Episcopal church of Central Pennsylva nia held a meeting at Renovo during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Rumor says that the Dew works of the renn-American Plate Glass company which are to take the place of the plant destroyed by nre at lrwm, will be located at Latrobe. Dominezi Turgeseet, an Italian laborer was killed earlyTuesday morning tiearMill trees, at the new Pennsylvania railroad works, Sims contractors, by being run over by a car. W.

W. Vaughn, a big-hearted shoe merchant of Johnstown, has made ten of the inmates of the Children's home, in that city, very happy by presenting each with a pair of shoes. The semi-centennial of Blaireville college will be celebrated on June 5, with appropriate ceremonies. All graduates and former students of the institution are cordially invited to attend. The Huntingdon Monitor declares the shipments of potatoes into the borough of Huntingdon between the 1st of Sep tember, 1900, and the 1st of May, 1901, aggregated 20,000 bushels.

John McFarland, of near Jacksonville, Indiana county, was unfortunate enough to get in the way of a falling barn door, which knocked him down and indicted severe but not fatal injuries. A convention of the Seventh district of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Huntingdon presbytery will be held in the Presbyterian church of Keedsville, Mifnin county, June 6. Stanley Elkin, youngest son of Attor ney General John r. JMkin, bad the mis fortune to break one of his legs the other day. The acoident happened on the grounds of the normal school at Indiana.

Barking dogs informed George Radel, ot Mount ratricK, ferry county, one night recently, that his house was on fire and roused him in time to extinquisb the names before got beyond control. Ed. Kelly and William Wynn have been arrested on information made by the Clearfield County Game Protective association for dynamiting Lick run for trout. They were held in 200 bail for uuurt. John H.

Bostdorf, of Wheatfield town ship, Perry county, was lodged in the county jail Monday evening, charged with threatening the life of his wife on the 25th inst. It is believed his mind is unbalanced. The barn of Jacob Stinebarger, at Mait- land, and the residence of Charles Mc Girk, at Lewistown Junction, Mifflin county, were both struck by lightning during a recent storm. No serious damage resulted. Ex- Sheriff David Gingery, of Clear field county, while riding horseback near his home in Woodland, was thrown un der the horse, which stumbled and fell, and very severely injured.

One hip was badly fractured. In the Westmoreland court on Mon day, Lambert Ukana, a New Kensington Italian, was sentenced for seven years and five months for the perpetration of a hideous crime on the person of his 11-year-old daughter. The Rev. R. P.

Miller, for fourteen years pastor of the Homestead Presbyterian church, baB asked his people to release' him, that he may accept a call to PhilipBburg, Centre county. Mr. Miller will be released at the June meeting of presbytery. An orange peel thrown carelessly on the pavement in DuBois Saturday oaused Mrs. Maxwell Moore, aged 65 years, to slip and fall.

Her hip bone was broken and she sustained internal injuries. Her condition is critical and there are slight hopes of her recovery. The children and grandchildren of Mr. George Miller, of Union township, Hunt ingdon county, surprised the old gentle man the other day by holding a family reunion at his home. Among others present were Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Parker and daughters, of Juniata. Andrew Murphy, a laborer in the em ploy of one of the firms doing work on the Pennsylvania railroad improvements near Lewistown, was lound on the track by Watchman Reynolds last Tuesday night.

He had been struck by a train and was dead when found. In a Bomewhat animated debate whioh took place recently between Italian and negro employes of the contractors who are constructing the West Branch railroad between Clearfield and Karthaus, four Italians and three negroes were in jured, but nobody waa killed. "Care," they say. "will kill a cat." And now comes the Donally Mill's correspondent of the Newport News, who declares that during a recent elec tric storm lightning struok the house of Henry Snyder, coming down the chimney and killing a cat that was under the stove. The first commencement exercises in the history of the MoVeytown schools will be held on Monday evening, June 3.

The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by the Rev. E. H. Mateer, pas tor of the MoVeytown Presbyterian church, on Sunday evening next. The graduating class numbers four.

The heavy raina caused several land slides and washouts along the Philadelphia and Erie railroad between Lock Haven and Jersey Shore laat night. The washouts occurred at the place where the new work was recently completed. There was no interruption of the running of passenger trains and all were on time. An unfortunate peddler who stopped over night at the village of Coalmont, Huntingdon county, a short time ago, fell into the hands of the Philistines. During the night some vandal cut his harness and collars to pieces, sawed the tongue out of his wagon anu poisoned one of his horses, the animal dying next day.

P. M. Moore, a prominent merchant, was found dead on a porch at his home at Muncy, Monday evening. Mrs. Moore, who was alone in the house, Tor Over ftfty lean Mrs.

Winslow's Soothing Syrup hau been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Items Whit Will Interest Both Imploytr and Employ. The elow freight movement was shut down yesterday, thus Riving the era ployes an opportunity to observe Mem orial Day.

II II II The Gould- Wabash syndicate is having troubles of its own in its endeavora to et- fect an entrance into Pittsburg, if the Smoky City papers are to be believed They are authority for the statement that through the influence of the I'enn syivania-Vanderbilt people Pittsburg councilmen look the other way when any proposition in favor of the Wabash coming in is spoken of. Because of the very heavy rains of the past week some one started the report that the picnio grounds at Idlewild bad been practically ruined. The report is otnoially denied, and one of the biggest seasons in the hmtory of the grounds is anticipated this year. II .11 II The work of putting in new ties in the yard on the south side at Ninth etreet is being pushed whenever the weather will permit. A somewhat remarkable feature of the laving of these ties is the difficulty experienced in getting anything like a solid foundation, ine ground is an "made" and after every rain the ties rise and fall with the movement of cars over them until the cinder and earth be come mortarlike in consistency.

II II II The boiler (shop of the machine shop will hold a picnic at Alexandria on Saturday, June 15. This will be the first shop picnio of the season and also the first to be held by Altoona shopmen at the Huntingdon county town which has gained much favorable comment lately by reason of the opening of the new "cut off" on the Pennsylvania railroad. As Alexandria is a very pretty little town and its people very hospitable, it will doubtless become a favorite place for pic Dies. II II II The annual story of the proposed com' pletion of the Pennsylvania Midland rail road, having been given life by the statement that as soon aa the legal entangle- ments have been unraveled work will begin, it is hoped that the rumors will prove to be facts. Ibere is no known reason whv the road should not be built.

It would open np a fertile section of country and would be a decided Bhorten ing of the distance between Altoona and Bedford, as well as to Cumberland, Much of the country is covered with tim ber which is now too far away from a market to be valuable. The Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal company makes the following statement of the amount of coal transported over the road for the week ending May 25, 1901, and previously during the year: Broad Top, 8,216 tons; Cumberland, 31,108 total for week, 30,324. For vear 1901, Broad Top. Cumberland, 571; total, 946.869. For 1900, Broad Top, Cumberland, total, 857,398.

Increase for week, 9,535 for year, 89,471. IH OTHEB COUNTIES. Ittmi of Interest Clipped or Condensed Prom Oar Exchangee. Sunday poker players trouble the peace of Lewistown. St.

Mark's Protestant Episcopal church, Lewistown, will soon install a fine new organ. McVeytown MethodiBts will remodel their house of worship during the coming summer. The republicans of Perry county will bold their primary elections on Saturday, June 15. Miss Elizabeth Sloan, a highly respected lady residing in Union township, Huntingdon county, is dead. Postmaster Smith, of Indiana, is among the unlucky ones, his salary having been reduced from $2,300 to $2,200.

Some Renovo capitalists are contemplating the organization of a company to supply heat to the people of the town. A tabulated statement shows that of Perry county'B population of 26,263, 37 per or 9,627 attends Sunday school. Stephen Brodgsell, a well-to-do citizen of Latrobe, has been missing for ten days and his friends are much alarmed. There are now five Cuban students at the Lock Haven normal school, and five others have engaged rooms for the fall term. The eleventh annual convention of the Juniata District Epwortb League will meet in Mount Union, June 25 to 27, inclusive.

Robert S. Alston, foreman of the hammer shopB of tb.3 Standard Steel worka, at Lewistown, ia dead of an apoplectic stroke. Mrs. Sarah Tinney, an old resident of New Bloomfield, Perry county, died on Tuesday morning last, aged 83 years and 9 months. A.

Jackson Miller, a well known bricklayer of Uniontown, died last Saturday, aged 76 yeara. He had been ill for several months. Captain Charles A. McClain, who has recently been appointed assistant chief of police in far off Manila, is an Indiana county boy. The republican county convention in Huntingdon will meet on the 6th of August.

The primaries will be held on the Saturday previous. The political pot is boiling with great vehemence over in Somerset county; and the trouble is over a judicial nomination, too, more'e the pity. The Pennsylvania and Ohio conference of the Amish Mennonite church convened yesterday in the church near Belleville, Mifflin county. The Record declares that real estate in Renovo is changing hands quite rapidly, and this in face of a perceptible and growing rise in values. Mrs.

Anna Varner, of Huntingdon, received a letter Sunday announcing the death of ber eon Harry, who was doing soldier duty in the Philippines. A Catholic chnroh is about to be organized for the Italians resident in Johnstown, Father Frederico Sbrocca having been sent there for that purpose. 'John Reynolds, an aged and much esteemed resident of 8mith Valley, Huntingdon county, died recently after a long illness. He was almost 75 years old. Daniel J.

McCarthy, an employe of the Webster Coal and Coke company, at Ehrenfeld, waa instantly killed by a fall Coal! Coal! The Wnpsonomiock Koad has been completed to Twenty-fourth avenue and Tenth street, where a coal office lias been opened. Consumers and Teuuistors will find a Fine Quality of Coal for Sale. The Coal will be known as Hack's Loudon Coal. It Is superior to any mountain ooal now being hauled to the city, guaranteed to contain no soot and black smoke and will positively not hliickon pots or pans. Will keep tire equal to hard coal, and the price will be au Inducement to all.

Telephone all orders to l'laok's Hardware Store, Or to the Olllce. looo Twenty-fourth Avenue. LOUIS PLACK. inoh2-3tnn Altoona Brick and Tile Co ALTOONA, PA. Manufacturers of Finest Quality Vitrified Shale Paving Brick, Wire Cut Hull.

ling aud Flue Brick, Pressed Front Hullillng Brick, Pressed Vitrllled Sidewalk Brick Aud corners for same. Olflce Room No. 8, corner Eloventh aveuue and nridgo street, t'lioenlx phono 2421. Works Boalo avenue street, Phamlx phone 21U4, and Thirty-fourth ORDERS SOLICITED. Large or email, receive prompt after tion mar26-3mos CJ B.

ENGLAND, dealer in Hardware. kj. Oils, Paints and Ulass. All kinds of Hoofing and Spouting. Une new cook stove at loss than cost; one Spring Wagon, good as now, suit one or two horsos, sell cheap; carpet stretchers, saves the prlco In oue laying of carpet.

1412 Sixth avenue. aprJ4-6m THE FIRST NATIONAL SANK OP ALTOONA, PA United States Depository. Capital $150,000. Surplus $152,500 Safe Deposit Vaults Storage Department. Safes in vault for ren: from 5 a year up ward.

The larger the safe the higher thr price. Security i the same in all. Packages may be placed in our vault? for safe keeping i from i a year upward, according to size. SAFES. Accessible from 9 a.

m. to 3 p. m. STORAGE. Returnable on Demand.

novl6-tl QDORLES8 EXCAVATING CO. All kinds of Privy Vaults Excavated ait regular charges and monthly payments. Call at 1209 Eleventh Altoona, Or call us up by Bell or Phoenix Telephones uorresponaence promptly answerea. Coleman Bros mario-tf ALTOONA BANK. (UNINCORPORATED.) J.

B. Wkstlet, J. P. LAFrBRTY, Ws. W.

Mubrat, J. a. IJAV18. IlANIBL L.ACGHMAH W. S.

Lbk, H. O. DEKN, President. (. DAVIS, Cashier.

Special Attention Paid to Bank Correspond. enoe. $roteional Card. K. KEITH, Practice limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eyes Carefully Examined, Free.

Glasses Furnished at Reasonable Prices. Permanently loeated (WILSON BTJlLDIUti Cor. Eleventh Ave. and Eleventh Altoona, Pa. OtBoe hours from a.

m. to 8 p. m. oots-t) R. GEORGE PRICE.

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist. Office and Residence, 1303 Seventh Avenue. From 7 to 9 a. m. "12.

30 to 2.30p.m. "7o9 p. m. Office Hours GL OWEN8, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, TYRON1. Fromnt attention ilvea to Collection of Claims In Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, Cambria and Clearfield counties.

Long Distance Telephone. Keferencs: First National Bank. autru-ti-usw. LTJDEN HENRY, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Offloe in Herald Building, Tyrone Pa.

aprl9-3m D. 8. BRUMBAUGH, ATTOBKBI-AT-JUA JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, IMBTJBAUCK AMD REAL ESTATE A6 jtoarini Spring, Blair ra. 8. B.

LY8INGEK, ATTOKHEl -AT-LA ADD JT7STIOI VT THK FAf One on Allegheny etreet, opposite the Mat, HarUnibnrc, Pa. Oolleetlont speedily Bill and promptly paid over. 8. BARKER, VlOUN BOI.OIST AND TEACHLR. Orchestra and Quartette Olaeme free to Pupils Orchestra furnished for all oeeatloni.

1407 Twelfth street, rbotnlx Phone. oeM-i PROF. GIPPRICH, TEACHER OF VIOLIN. -Leader of the Altoona City Orchestra and Instructor on stringed and wind instruments. Stndlo room Ml first floor In the Mateer building.

Eleventh avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Offloe hoars: From to 11 1 to I p. m. Fnoenlx Phone. ooUB-lyr Larue and small sums ol money to lend on mortgage onOlty property payatiie In eay InsUllments.

or send tor circular. WM. II. WEBER, Agent, ll'Jl Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, l'a. octio-tm jyjONEY TO LOAN.

$130,000 To loan on first mortgage In earns ol 12,000 ornpwards. Straight loans; prl. vate parties. Call on or address Room 9, Schenk Block, Corner 11th Ave. and 14th A ltoona.or Tyrone, Pa.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIKST MOHTOAOB. IN HUMS OP $1,000 and Upwards. APPLY TO Wm. H. Weber, AOI2NT OF PENNSYLVANIA TKTJST COMPANY, Room 1, McCullough Building, Nojmi Eleventh Altoona, Pa.

Health Insurance. Protect yourself In time of sickness by procn Ing a sick bouelit policy. Costs but $2,00 per Year for Every $5. 00 Weekly Benefits. No medical examination required.

W.L.Nicholson OENEKAL INSURANCE AGENT, 1228 Eleventh Avenue. mchl-tf Direct Koute to Glasgow Exhibition, ANCHOR UNE United States Malt Steamships Sail from New York Every Saturday for Glasgow via Londonderry. Saloon, $50 and np. Cabin, 132.80 and np. Third Class.

1 20 and upwards. For now Illustrated folder and furthor Informa- tiun.apply to HENDEKSON HKOTHKKS, General Agents, 17 and ltf Hroadway.New York or W. L. NICHOLSON, Vm 11th avenue, or KEKK HAKOLAY, Masonio Temple, Altoona. apra-am Joy Comes in the Morning provided you have rubbed your rheumatic joints and ach-.

ing bones with McDonald's Giant Liniment the night be fore. Large bottle little price is its smallest claim to public favor. mam tf PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 1H BlfKOT MAT 27, 1901. MAIN LINE.

LEAVE ALTOONA. LBAVH WESTWARD, 17 Express, dally except Monday 2.06 a. m. 7 bi. ijouis express, aauy 2.26 9 Western Express, dally 3.40 19 Cleveland and Cincinnati Express, daily 06 89 Johnstown Accommodation, ex cept Sunday 7.40 3 Pacific Express, daily 8.00 31 Way Passenger, dally 1.20 p.

16 Pittsburg Express, daily 3.20 26 Fast Mall, dally (no coaches) 4.00 18 Mail, dally 4.1s 6 Pennsylvania Limited, dally 8.68 1 Fast Line, dally j.bs 97 Johnstown Accommodation, ex cept Sunday 8.06 21 Chicago and St. Louis Express. daily 10.40 LKAVH EASTWARD. 16 Harrlsburg Express, daily 1.00 a. 4 Fast Line, dally 1.04 80 Hnrrlsburg Accommodation, except Sunday 4.40 20 Atlantic Express, dally 0.26 30 Seashore Express, daily 7.10 i Pennsylvania i.iinuea, aally 10.30 8 Dav ExDress.

daily ns Line Express, dally 11.40 82 Mall, 2.06 p. m. 84 Mail Express, daily 6.66 18 Hnrrlsburg Express, dally 8.20 In Uh11n.lAl.Ui t' iwuiimi cApreus, aauy 14 Harrlsburg ExprcBS, dally 10.20 Eastern Express, 10.40 ALTOONA DIVISION. HOLLIDAYSBtma BRANCH. Trains arrive 'and depart at Altoona as follows: Daily, except Sunday, for Hollldaysburg at 6.26 8.06 and 8.4o a.

2.00 and t.20 p. arrive from Hollldaysburg 6.86, 7.60 and 11.23 a. and 6.83 p. week-days. Dally, except Sunday, for Martlnsburg, 8.06 a.

2.00 and 6.20 p. arrive from Martlnsburg (.86 and 11.23 a. and 6.33 p. week-days For Henrietta, 8.06 a. m.

(2.00 p. m. Saturdayi only), 6.20 p. week-days; arrive from Henrietta 6.86 and 11.23 a. m.

week-days, and 6.83 p. m. Satnrdays only. WILLIAMSBURG BRANCH. Leave Altoona for Williamsburg 8.40 a.

and 6.20 p. week-days; returning, leave Williamsburg 7.02 a. m. and 4.24 p. m.

CAMBRIA AND 0LKARV1BLD DIVISION. Leave Altoona for La Jose Jo. and MahaHey 8.08 a. m. and 4.16 p.m.

week-days; returning, leave Mahaffey 6.08 a. and 2.62 p. m. weekdays. Leave Altoona for Irvona 8.00 a.

m. and 4.16 p. m. week-days; returning, leave Irvona 6.46 a. 8.16 p.

m. week-days. Trains leave Uresson for Ebensburg at 10.00 a. 4.00, 6.10 and 8.46 p. returning, leave Ebensburg at 7.27 a.

3.02 and 7,30 p. m. TTROHB DIVISION. Trains leave Tyrone for Bellefonte and Lock Haven daily, except Sunday, at 8.10 a. 12.16 and 7.16 p.

m. week-days and 8.10 a. m. Sundays, ana arrive from those points at 11.10 a. 2.16 and 6.00 p.

m. week-days and 6.00 p. m. Sundays. Leave Tyrone for Cnrwensvllle dally, except Sunday, at 8.20 a.

m. and 8.30 and 7.20 p. m. and arrive from that point at (6.36 Monday only 1 11.20 a. 6.10 and 8 16 p.

m. Leave Tyrone for Seotla dally, except Sunday, at 7.60 a. m. and 8.00 p. and arrive from thai point at 11.60 a.

m. and 8.16 p. m. For rates, maps and detailed Information call on Ticket Anents, or address Thos. E.

Watt, Pa, senger Agent Western District, 860 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. J. K. WOOD, Oen. Pass.

Agt. T. B. HUTCHINSON, Uen. Manager.

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B. ALTOONA DIVISION. On and after May 1, 1901, trains wil arrive and depart as follows: Leave Juniata at a. 3.30 and 6 46 m. Returning, arriving; at Juniata at 8 60 a.

m. 6.00 and 9.30 p. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. Leave Juniata at 9.30 a.

2.30 and 6.45 p. m. Returning, arrive at Juniata at 19 nn ui and S.30 D. m. PENNSYLVANIA AND MORTB7WBBTBBN.

Tratnfl HallvnnJ u. iu HU.SUV...., in "in a aa Mi uAiiBu.2 MiiTi a wuwwu mm 11.08 a. B. and 6.44 p. Hem duertistments OTICK TO MARTIN STEIN Kit OR HIS I1E1HS ANU 1.1)11 A I.

HKI'HKSKN- TAT1 VES. At court of common pious of lllulr county, hold Hi HnllldiiyHliurg on Momlav, the lOtllilay of April, A. I). lwN, tlm petition ol Ootlluli Wosner, of Nnvder township, ald county, was jireHentod, soiling forth that he was tho ownor of a tract or piece of land situate In the township of Huydor, munty of I I Pennsylva nia, hounduil by lands of Hiiuclimiin, Porter (Ira.lur, Christian Haughiuan and others, containing oneliundrc-d ami fourteen acres, more or ios. That on or about the loth day of Miiv.

And row liuughniun and wlfo. who wore then the owners ol tho ahove iloscrlliod tract ol land, exu cut I'd and delivered to Martin Stolner a certain mortgage covering said promises, dated Miiv lo recorded In the rcoonlor's olllee of Hlalr county. In mortgage hook volumo page to securo the payment of That from tho laiiso of time since said mortgage was executed tho presumption is that siild mortgage lias beou fully paid, out no satisfaction appears on the record thereof, and praving the court for a rulo on the holder of said mortgage or the notrs aim legal representatives or Martin IStel ner to show cause why said mortgage should uot bo marked sutlstlod. Whereupon the court grunted a rule as prayed lor, returi.atilo the nrst day of June term next. You are tliorefore notified to appear In court at Hollidaysburg, on Monday, the 17 til day ol June, A.

I. Hull, at 10 o'clock a. being the first day of Juno term, and answer said petition and show cause why sulci mortgage should not he uiurueii sutisned as the law directs. U. 1).

HEEULE, myl0-4t-frl Sherilf. A LTOONA AND ENTERPRISE CA XI PET CLEANING for dry cleaning. Welton, Axmlnlster, Moquette. velvet, Smyreulun, 3c; Brussels, Ingrain and rag, cents; learners renovated, io cents per pound. Terms, cash on delivery.

Send mall orders to works, Twenty-seventh street and Klxth avenue, or 'phone, Hell 124; Phoenix It. All orders called for and delivered promptly. Hranoh Eleventh avenue and 001 sixth avenue, uld carpets woven over Into Hue rugs. Come to works and see samples ana you win ie surprised to see wivat we can mane you out or your old carpets and chenille curtains. apr27-tf ADMINISTRATOR'S hereby given that letters of admin istratlon upon the estate of Joseph Swires, late of Altoona city, deceased, have been rranted to the undersigned.

All persons know ng themselves to be indebted to the estate will promptly pay said Indohtedness.aud thoso having claims against the estate will present the same for settlement. JACOB SWIKES, A1 ml I rut or. Pliillpsburg. Centre Pa J. LEEPLUMMEK.Attorney.Hollldaysburg, ra.

May 2, luol. mylo-7t-fri TjlXECUTOR'8 NOTICE Estate of I Jacob Breon, docoased. Notice is hereby Wen that letters testamentary on the estate of acob Breon, late of the city of Altoona, in the county ot Hlalr, and state ot Pennsylvania, do ceased, have been grnntod to William H. Breon, residing at No. 614 Third avenue, In said city of Altoona, to whom an persons indented to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands will make known the same without delnv.

WILLIAM H. BKEON. Executor of Jacob Hreou, 514 Third avenue, Altoona. a. Or his attorney, A.

J. RILEY, Altoona Bank Dunning (second noorj. Altoona, May 23. luol. my24-6t-frl APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

XI. In the Court of Common Pleas of tilalr County. Notice is hereby given that an appll cation will be made to the said court on the 17th day of June, A. D. 10 o'clock, under the corporation act of 1874, and the supplements tnereto, uy ureo.

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Moore, David Magee. T. Ji Mlckei und L. Schomberg, lor the charter of an Intended corporation, to be called "The Altoona Athletic Association," thecharacter and object of which is for the purpose of maintaining a club house, and to provide other requisites for the comfort ami convenience of Its members in pursuit of the pastime of athletic sports In general, and for these purposes to have," possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges conferred by the said act and its supplements. J.

t. jukua, solicitor. A Slate Roof Is both beautiful, durable and economical. Consult us and get our prices before resorting to the unsightly and antiquated shingle roof. We guarantee good slate and workmanship.

Our Specialties: SLATE, SLAG, GRAVEL AJMJ ASPHALT KUUtirVU. Sole agents for the Celebrated Warren's ready Asphalt Uravel Hoofing. UNION ROOFING COMPANY, Next to Second National Bank, ALTOONA, PA. Bell 'Phone. apr27-3mos CURRAN Hollldaysburg, Fa MANUFACTURERS OK All Kinds of Iron Fire Escapest Steel Cellar Doors, BRICK SET Hot Air Heaters, Etc.

pr29-2m Never Handed Down from Mother to Daughter RiRbt Along. Did you ever know a faraih who after once using McDon ald's Soothing syrup would ever consent to change off or ry any other? mam-tf Every One Has Magazines, Why Not Have Them Bound? We Bind Any Kind of a Book That Can be Hound, call and (Jet Prices. Altoona Book Bindery, Ult ELEVENTH AVENUE. Highest Grade Monumental and Cemetery Wort la all its branches. Executed in the most artistic manner.

W. Williams Sod, 5th Ave. 30th St Tike Login Valley Car. mcb4-3mo Perry county Democrat: Russel Kistler found a stone while he was plowiug which in shape and size resembles snail shell. It is likely that it is a real shell of that kind petrified.

A stone was also picked up in an adjoining field that looks like a oommon potato cut into halves. In oolor it can hardly be distin guished from a genuine potato. Frysinger Evans, treasurer of Dickinson college, and son of Dr. W. Evans, formerly pastor of the Eighth Avenue Methodim Episcopal church, this city, will be married to Miss Edith Perrin BrewBter in the FirBt Presbyterian church, LandBdowne, June 11, 1901, at 7.30 o'clock.

Mr. Evans has many friends in this vicinity who will wish him much happiness in his marriago. PhilipBburg Ledger: Olie Livingston carries the medal for catching the cham pion big tlsh in (Jurwensville waters He was dipping for suckers Monday and a big German carp got in his net. He dragged it ashore. It measured thirty five inches in length and weighed eigh teen and three-fourths pounds.

The fish was sold to Abe Kobinson, It certainly was a beauty and is largest fish caught in these waters for years. Lewistown Free PreBB: The heavy electrical storm which visited this sec tion did considerable damage in washing nelds, etc lhe house of C. J. McGirk, in the South ward, was struck by light ning, as was also the house of Howard Gobb, at Painter, knooking off weather boarding and plaster, but not injuring the inmates. The trolley tracks at Burnham were oovered with water but tiaffio was kept up, although somewhat delayed.

InceBBant rain during the laat four days has caused the Loyalhanna to over flow its banks and great damage has been done throughout the Ligonier val ley. Corn fields were entirely washed out and many families were compelled to leave their houses. At Idlewild the damage is particularly heavy. Luther Greasy's crops are washed out and he was obliged to drive all his stock to a place of safety. The picnic grounds are inundated and a party of Latrobe people coming out was almost swept away.

The Elliottsbnrg correspondent of the Perry county Demoorat Bays: The writer a few days ago found in his field a land turtle whiorj had the name 'Jacobs" carved upon it on its under Bide. The letters of the name were worn so shallow that they could scarcely be deciphered. He also saw another turtle in the same field a year ago, and the identical one twenty years ago, that bad the letters and the figures 1850," engraven upon it. It is conjec tured that Jesse Rioe, cut the letters and figures there. "Our little girl was unoonsoious from strangulation during a sudden and ter rible attack of croup.

I auiokly secured a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure.giving her three doses. The croup was mastered and our little darling speedily recovered." So writeB A. L. Spafford, Chester, Mich. J.

Robb Mateer. W. H. Irwin and John P. Butler.

SEDUCED BATES TO KANSAS CUT. Via the Pennsylvania Bailroad, Account Imperial Connoil, Soblei of the Myitio Shrine. On account of the meeting of the Im perial council, Nobles of the Mystio Shrine, to be held at Kansas City, June 11 and 12, the Pennsylvania Railroad company will sell June 7, 8 and 9, from all stations on its line, excursion tickets to Kansas City and return at rate of one lare for the round trip plus J2. Ihese tickets will be good for return passage, leaving Kansas City not earlier than June 11, nor later than June 17. For specific rates and full information, apply to ticket agents.

my3Uje5 Thk newest thing in milk tickets is lhe indestructible ticket. For sale only it the Tribune office. Tbey will out wear any ticket offered. Call and see them. Wanted.

WANTED. -Try Admirable Face Bleach for freckles and blemishes. Also Derm Alba, an Instantaneous faoe whitener. A full line of Fine Hair Ooods. Oouibings made up.

Shampooing and manicure, tti KS. JEAN VAUO-HAN, No, 1308 Eleventh avenue, over Kantner's Drug Store. augO-tf Wot Sole or Bent J10R 8ALE OR RENT Properties. Apply to E. S.

FORNEY.Keal Estatt. Loan and Insurance Agent, No. 1204 Eighth avenue, Altoona, mya-iyr FOR SALE Household Goods. The undersigned will otter at private sale all the household furnishings of his home, 1130 Thirteenth avenue. JOSIAH ARTHUR.

may28 6t FOR RENT Choice rooms for offices in Hutchison block, Twelfth avenue and Twelfth street, Altoona, Pa. Central location, appointments first class and rents reasonable. Apply to WEBER MILLER, 1121 Eleventh avenue, Altoona, Pa. nov2B-tf FOR SALE. Property at Spruce Creek, consisting of one 12-room dwelling house, hot water heat, office, 2 rooms, large store building, barn, all in first class repair.

For particulars ana terms apply to JttKI MRS. L. K. tuumi-suk, Spruce Creek, Pa. apr30-tf FOR 8ALE LOT8.

Nioe lots on Broad avenue, eighteen lots on Beale avenue, five lots on Ninth avenue, all between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets. Apply to J. O-. DAVIS, receiver Altoona Foundry and Machine eompany, Altoona bank. my23-tf JfOR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING SALE.

LOT8 FOR A number of desirable lots for sale, fronting on Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth avenues, west of Twenty-fourth street. Also a number of lots In other parts of the city. Terms easy. Apply to H. 0.

DKBN or J. DAVIS, at Altoona Bank. myl4-tt GODFREY WOLF PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. The valuable property of Godfrey Wolf, deceased, situate on north side or Twelftn avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Altoona, will be sold at private sale.

The property consists of a full lot 60x120 feet, with large 2Ji-story double frame house. For terms, call on REBECCA WOLF, lm Twelfth avenue. Or, W. I. WOODCOCK, ESIL, Hollidaysburg, Fa.

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