Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 4

MORNING TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1902. ALTOONA, MARCH 14. 1902. Imperial Department Store. We Forecast All The Best Styles.

Mb. Vaughn admits that bis election Complete and Comprehensive. W. Rodgers's Business Protective Collection aud Detective agency, No. 1525 Chapline street, Wheeling, West and the Pennsylvania Railroad company, garnishee, dofendant and appellant, was argued before the Biipreme court of Pennsylvania at Harrisourg yesterdav by Thomas II, Greevy and William 8.

Hammond, for Galbraith, the appellee, and by Daniel J. Neff for the Pennsylvania Railroad company, appellant. Ho Inqutit Will bs Held, Coronor MoCartney hae deoided an in eering card on behalf of Candidate Altoona, March. 14, 1902. Watres ia rather "modest," coming from a dyed in the wool democrat, and the quest unnecessary in the nnfortunate started in the near future or as soon bb the tenants have all vaoated.

Contractor Frank Brant has taken out a permit for the construction of a building on Sixth avenue between Seventh aud Eighth streets. Several other permits have been issued for minor repairs and small buildings. Opinions ot contractors who have been Bpoken to is that the ooming season should be a fairly good one in tr.ie city, although no particularly large buildings have so far been contracted for, several of this nature are now under contraot, having been let last fall. Among these is the new Fifth avenue Methodist Episcopal churoh. Two big buildings are now under way: The pnblio building and that of the Altoona Trust company.

The congregation of Christ Reformed churoh will likely have a new edifice erected during 1902. The spirit ia also abrood in Millville where Rev. E. J. Metzler, pastor, aud the congregation of St.

Paul's Lutheran church, have in contemplation the erection of a new buildiug. Argn4 Bufore tn Supreme Court. The oase of Orlando 0. Galbraith vs. Rush M.

Rutter and his assignee, V. killing of William and Calvin Clayton. of Bell wood, on the railroad east of Red Bridge Wednesday evening. He reached this decision after hearing the stories of Ari Early Divining Of What Styles Are to Be Favored of Fashion Has been a trump card in our Coat and Costume Department, and now that the Easter time Is so very near, when the best and latest are eagerly looked for, we have already a showing In new Skirts, Waists, Costumes, etc most gratifying all around, the accident bs related by the Bell wood boys, John Dillon, Charles Green and O. W.

Miller, which were as related in the Tribune of yesterday. republican rank and file will bo regard it. Our demooratio brethren nniBt not attempt to interfere with the republican primaries to-morrow afternoon. This ia an affair in which they have no legal voice. The democrat who undertakes to vote at a republican primary commits perjury aud plaoee himself in peril of the law.

There is no abatement in the tide of popular sentiment for John F. Elkin. This is because he is a worthy aspirant for honors at the hands of his fellow republicans and the foremost man among the young republicans of the state. He has steadfastly battled for the triumph of the principles and the candidates of the party and deserves, as he enjoys, the Tne bodies are still at the morgue of Undertaker Lafferty awaiting advioe from the families of the unfortunates. undertaker Laiferty naa received no communication from them up until late last night, consequently no funeral ar rangements have been made.

and worthy of all thajt can be said in Its favor. We cannot go Into long details here, but Invite you to be daily visitors and inspectors. New Dress Skirts. confidence of all who bolieve in ad herence to party rules and implicit obe dienoe to the American prinoiple of ma' jority rule. Brer Jacob Greun was a visitor to the editorial sanotum last evening.

Brer New Dress Goods. A rioh and brilliant display shows all the best and newest things on the market in wools and silks. We have Bold a vaBt number of Foulard patterns, but have hundreds more in equally good Btvles and colors 50c to $1.00 A YARD. Our line of Waeh Silks has never been equaled for number of styles, and the demand is heavy 35o and 50o A YARD. New Tailored Suits.

We are reasonably proud of our spring etylea in fine Tailor Made Suits, and pleased with the attention tbey have attracted. We brag about the new GibBon Suits as being especial loadstones in their new ideas cf make and get up. All sizeB and prices. OurSujta are in Etaminee, Cheviota.Hop Sacking, Venetians, etc, and unsurpassed in style and eleganoe $10 to 35 GO EACH. The Eyes of a Dog Green remarked that he hadn't been taking very much interest in politics since local republicans played the fool in February.

"If you have a flock of 10,000 sheep," Baid Brer Green, "and if some of them stray away, and then some more, until the whole flock gets into con-fueion, some here and some in another place, you're going to have'trouble to gel them rounded up again." And every thoughtful republican will admit that the colored brother Bpeaks the words of truth and soberness. km' Im A comprehensive showing of all styles in Silk and Wool Skirts has attracted no small amount of interest and admiration. All Skirts have flared flounces and the new spring Skirt without elaborate decorations is an unknown quantity. OUR SILK SKIRTS are exceedingly ornate and beautiful with a variety calculated to please everybody and within reaoh of all pooketbooks. A wide range of in between, pricss from $9.50 to $35 00 Each.

NEW WOOL SKIRTS are principally in blaoks and grays in various fabrics, showing the flare flounce and all stylishly trimmed and in all sizes and prioes. We do not allow a skirt to leave our store that doea not fit perfectly and that is not entirely satisfactory. a cat, a monkey, a horse, a fowl may dart a gleam of expectancy, eagerness, trustful-ness, but of intelligent happiness never a flicker, There are reptiles with a thousand eyes, but the two eyes of man see more than these myriad-eyed Spring Ribbons. Ribbons are all the vogue and no lady is well pressed without them about her somewhere. We have all wantable sorts and colors, all silk except the velvet ribbons with linen backs and all at less than usual prices.

12Jo, 10c. J8c to C9c A YARD. Winter Coats. Just a few left yet to go at an average saving of and one-third lees than regular prices. We do this rather than pack them away and have old styles foV a new Beason.

Great bargains for animals. The human eye is th most wonderful organ These Fashion Hints Will Set Yoa to Thinking. of the human body, and deeerv es the best care within reach of human knowledge. A very little strain upon this most delicate structure soon exhausts its surplus nerve force. Study and practical experience have brought ua to that point where we know there is no eye condition which we do not thoroughly understand no defect which we cannot detect and in 99 cases out ol a hundred correct.

Seventy-five per cent, of all eye trouble may be relieved with properly adjusted glasses our kibd. We use no drops to examine eyes. W. F. Sellers i Imperial Department Store.

I Tub Hon. John P. Elkin carried out the programme arrangod by the local committee yesterday and was greeted everywhere by enthusiastic crowds. Martineburg and Roaring Spring gave him a specially enthusiastic reception, and so did Tyrone. To-day he will meet other citizens and the Tribune urges all, no matter what may be their intentions to-morrow, to take advantage of the opportunity to see the face and hear the voice of the genial gentleman whose friends believe he is going to be our nest governor.

We likewise urge the citizens of Altoona to pay their respects to Mr. Watrea this evening. It is the first time in the history of Blair county that rival candidates for the re-publioau nomination for governor have been in the city the same evening. It is an event of considerable importance in the city's history and should be taken advantage of by old and young. Jewelers and Opticians, Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa.

1116 Chairman Payne and Representatives Dalzell and Cannon present in behalf of tbe ways and means reciprocity committee and five members of the opposition to the bill. Cuban Beoiproolty and Harmony. Washington, March 13. Late this afternoon the work of harmonizing the conflict over Cuban reciprocity had progressed so far that a committee of conferees or arbitrators, representing the two sides of the controversy, assembled to frame a compromise agreement, with BECOBD OF DEATHS. of Befleoti Upon Minuter Clayton.

Washington, March 13 Mr. Theall, local counsel for Mr.Mealy.the American oitizen who is held under an order of oourt in Mexico for contempt, haB submitted to the Btate department through United States Senator Nelson a long statement of tbe caBe from Mealy's side, which reflects upon United States Minister Powell Clayton. It is alleged that the minister has misrepresented the facts in the case to tbe department, and that be is interested in a rival company which has affected his attitude toward Mealy and his legal fight with the Development company, which forms the basis of the present action against him. Hot chocolate at Stewart's, 5o. If you buy your Suit or Top Coat of ns you will save enough in the transaction to buy all of the little articles of haberdashery that you will need for the season.

John MoConnkll, mcbll6t 1300 Eleventh Avenue. Jobs De Temple Suuoumbi to Kavagei Typhoid Fever. At 5.50 o'clock yesterday morning John De Temple, one of the city'B best known German residents, died at his home, 3004 Sixth avenue, of typhoid fever. He bad been ill but a short time. Death ot Bepretomativ Voorheei.

Philadelphia, March 13 Charles E. Voorheee, the well-known member of the legislature, died at 12.30 o'clock this (Friday) morning. Mr. VoorheeB had been ill of pneumonia for some time, and while be was convalescing he had a relapse, a complication cf diseases Betting in. Mr.

Voorhees was born in this city in 1849 and had always been a staunch republican. He was appointed a member of tbe stato senate during the BesBions of 1881 and 18S3 and was elected resident clerk of tbe house of representatives in 1885, serving in this capacity until 1893, when he was elected chief clerk of the house, which position he retained until 1895. He was elected a member of the house in 1896, beirjg re-elected in 1898 and 1900. At the time of hie death he was chief clerk of tbe republican city committee. Brin gUp Deceased was born in Germany, November 14, 1865, and had resided in Altoona for twentv vears.

tie was employed as The Child a puddler at the Altoona Iron works and was much esteemed by his fellow-work men and a wide circle of friends. He was a member of St. Marv's Catholic Oysters at Stewart's. 1309 Eleventh ave. church, the Knights of St.

George and the Bauer society. He is survived by In the way It should go and when It is old it will not depart from It. his wife, two brothers and a Bister in Germanv and a brother in Colorado. Hot and cold soda at Stewart's. The funeral will take place Sunday al ternoon.

services at 3 o'clook in St Thb talk of the town Stewart's sur- Mary's church. Interment in St. Mary's passing coffee, 5c. Oysters at Stewart's, 1309 Eleventh ave. cemetery.

MRS. JOHN S. SICKLES. Mrs. Carrie, wife of John S.

Sickles, died at her late residence near Wilmore First Thing To consider in making a purchase is tbe quality of tbe article in view then comes the price. One should never lose eight of the quality to look at the price, for the bargain ia more often found in "how on Tuesday afternoon, March 11, at 4.30 Bring up the boy in neat, natty clothes, and you'll never be ashamed of his appearance. The habit of dressing neatly once acquired is seldom lost, The habit ot buying clothes of us once acquired Is seldom lost. The size of our future business depends upon our ability to please the growing boy. It's an actual fact that we're even better prepared to please the boys this spring than ever.

Our new stock of spring and summer suits Is In. clock, from dropBy, aged d) years, one is survived by her husband and several children. A number of relatives live in this citv and vioinity. The interment took nlace yesterday morning at 10 o'clook at Mt. Union cemetery, Cambria good" than "how much." This rule must necessarily apply to your county.

DEATH OF A CHILD. Watch, Norfolk Jacket Catharine, daughter of William and Bessie Gieb, died of miraBmus yesterday morning at 5.30 o'olook at the home of the parents, 1208 Thirteenth street, aged 13. The lunerai, wdicd was private, Diamond, took tlaoe yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment in Oak Ridge ceme lery. MADE AR OFFICAL VISIT.

and Jewelry Suits, and a better grade of the styles, in which quality plainly shows itself. $3 50 to $6. Our assortment of these is remarkably broad. A very choice collection. Department Commander L.

6. XoCanley, of purchases as well as any other. In this way we call yonr attention to onr new etore and our NEW STOCK, which combine both good points, namely: the Brand Army. Veterans of the civil war to the num Boys' Suits In Blouse, Double Breasted and with the cute little vests the little fellows get so "stuck" on $2.50 and $3. All good, dependable 'suits, too.

Suits that that will bring a customer back. Confirmation Suits. In Black Worsteds or Thibets in Double Breasted Styles, $2.50 and Upwards, Three piece styles, up and Long Pants Suits and upwards. ber of 150 assembled last evening in the rnnms of Lieutenant S. U.

rotts post sso, Extra Good Quality 62, Grand Army of the Republio, Stehle Sample Suits. We still have a few of those sample Leopold Bigley, 1123 Eleventh Avenue- i Take No Chances On your spring suit by go- ing to a tailor or sending your measure out of town. Our clothes are seienti- fically tailored by the I "best" journeyman tailors in sanitary workshops, equipped with all the mod- i em facilities for making I good clothing at modest prices. 1 I Here you can try on suits and see just how I they look before paying one cent. man can I judge trom a small piece of goods how it will look when made up in a suit; then perhaps get a misfit after all.

We have clothed hundreds of men to their entire satisfaction and can do the same for you. Try us. Suits, $10 to $20. block, tne occasion Deing wn reuepHuu nf Ttanartment Commander Levi U. Mo And Low Price.

who made an official visit. He suit lett was accompanied by Judge Advocate Riobard Holgate and Thomas 6. Sample, $1.98 and $2 98 a member of the committee on soldiers This is tbe rule we go by in making onr purchases and if yoa follow it closelv yoa cannot go wrong. orrjhana' sohools and a past department Light colors only. They're simply Double Breasted and commander.

BeBidea members of post 62 there were present members from poBt 39, Hollidayaburg; post 44. Huntingdon; great Bargains, Vestee styles nost 172. Tyrone: post iseuwooa, Our Optical Parlor and post 468, Altoona. All the visitors made entertaining addresses during the campfire and in them referred to the ereat work done by the soldiers during Is now open and if want yoa to come you cannot see it we and have your eyes the war of the rebellion, Oue statement made bv Comrade Sample is worthy of tested. There is no charge for testing The boy'll be "more than tickled" when he gets his eye on our showing of Ties, Waists, Hats and Caps.

So will his mother when she gets her eyes on the prices. You know what those celebrated Black Cat Stockings are the kind that a boy can't shove his toes through. We sell them. 10 cents and 25 cents a pair. Bring the boys along.

We've whole nestfuls of Eister Eggs and bagfuls of Marbles that we're going to give away. being made note of. It was to the effect that 300,000 of those who Beryed during that war were under the age of 19 years. At the conclusion of the campnre re freshments were served. BTILDIHO BBASOH C0MIHO.

eyes. Tbe best belp for the eyes if found in properly fitted glasses, and tbe best fitting of glasses results from the careful, scientific ezaminationa we make. Come to us at the first indication of pain or uneasiness in the eyes, and we promise to help yoa. Berman, Likelihood That It Will be a Fairly 6ood 6c One in Altoona. The ViDond Construction company Altoona, Pa.

tinn taken out a building permit for the Golden Eagle Clothiug Hall, fnnr-Rtnrv buildine to be erected on Elev enth avenue between Ninth and Tenth Leopold Bigley, 1123 Eleventh Ave. etreeta by A. H. Slayman and W. A.

Jeweler and Optician, 1309 Eleventh Avenue. Lander ior ue use ui u. u. um wholesale merchants. Work is to be.