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8 THE ALLENTOWN DAILY T.EADEB. HE FIRED A GUN. PRACTICAL SPECTACLES. DEATH OF LEVI CLADER. HIS GRANDFATHER WITH WASHINGTON WHEN HE CROSSED THE DELAWARE.

Sunday at 4 p. m.j there died in Hanover, near East Allentowri, Levi Cla Clear, easv, painless sig Your GLASSES der, greatgrandsjon of Valentine C1a-, Eczema! The Only Cure. Eczema is more than a skin disease, and no skin remedies can cure it. The doctors are unable to effect a "cure, and their mineral mixtures are damaging to the most powerf uljjonstitution. The whole trouble is in the blood, and Swift's Specific ie the only remedy which can reaeh such deep-seated, blood diseases.

Eczema broke out on my daughter, and con FOR WHICH OFFENSE HE WAS FINED $30. diaries Reppert of Catasauqua was arrested yesterday by Officer McFad-den for drunkenness and disorderly conduct In carrying and discharging a pistol at Front and Furnace and Front anj Bridge Streets. It appears, that Reppert vhad purchased the pistol as a present for a young friend. When he came to this city some boys began snow balling (him, and ne fired off the pistol to scare the He claims 'that he fired into the air and meant no harm. The prisoner admitted the charge and was fined $30, or in de-.

should include these, otherwise they are wrong. Our prices in SOLID GOLD FRAMES, $3.50 to $6. in your frame will' cost $1.00, never over 2.00, Why will you permit anyone to charge you more? QUAY CONFIDENT. MINORITY TO PREVENT A VOTE AT THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS. Special to The Leadbb.

Washington, Feb. 8. Th friends of Mr. Quay now confidently claim that they will more than enough votes to seat him. They will push his case vigorously Immediately after the financial bill is out of the way.

The only trouble they now fear is bringing the matter to a conclusion. The opposition is intense, and have Issued a statement that the minority will do their utmost to prevent, a vote during the present session of Congress. Undr the lax rules of the Senate, there can be unlimited debate on the question, and by tlie aid of this rule, the vote Is to be prevented. Senator Chandler will call the case up on Wednesday. The first speech will fce made by Senator Turley, who drafted the adverse report.

der, the caramon ancestor of the Cla-der family in America, who came from Pfaltz, Garmaily, Aug. 20, 1740. He was the second oldest and last survivor of the six sons of Joseph Clader, and was born on the old Clader homestead, now in possesion of his A. J. Clader, In Eaaover, Nov.

8, 1S16. He assisted his father on the farm until he reached a proper age, when he was. apprenticed to Thos. Baum-gardener of Rittersville, where he learned the trade ot a blacksmith. Completing his apprenticeship, he entered the employ of the Lehigh CoaX Navigation Co.

at Beaver Meadow where he wa3 engaged for a consider tinued to ipread until her head wag entirely covered. She was treated by several good doctors, but grw worse, and the if. mm mm mmi m. fault or payment, to be committed to the county jail for 30 days. 1 Anthony Cull and John Gallagher, two boys, were brought up by Officer McFadden for drunkenness and disor- derly conduct in fighting and creating a disturbance.

Mrs. Catharine Moon- I u.l P3 HI ITS St 1 arcaaiui disease eprcau JfiWELER and OPTICIAN, 625 Hamilton Street, to ner lace, rub to two ceicuratea ey. Wolf Sofronsky and John S-jfrora- i hiOi snrinira hut ky testified 'that these two and another ceiyed no benefit. Many ooy naa attempted an assault upo patent medicines were taken, but without re. them.

The boys were charged wiiii I suit, until we decided to try 8. 8. by the able time, and assisted in building the first locomotive used In these parts. Later he returned to East Allentown and conducted a blaoksmith shop until after nis father's death in 1S49, when he acquired the farm and homestead, where he has since lived, and wnere time the first bottle wan finished, her hod be disturbing the peace at the Mooney gan to heal. A dozen bottles cured her com- home and the Sofronskys charged them with demanding money and then Jileiely ana left her skin perfectly smooth.

She now sixteen years old. and has a magnificent he was engaged in farming and lime beating them. The boys were sent down for 10 days in default of the fine u'luiiHis uijui uiv ueaui ol nis lie Rebecca, nee Schaadt, on Jan. 26, 1S99, when he relinquished all active pur- of and witness fec-s. 'Officer McFadden was ordered to bring in Daniel growth of hair.

Not a sign of the dreadful disease has ever returned. H. T. 8H0BK. ,2701 Lucas St.

Louis, Mo. Don't expect local applications ol soaps and salves to cure Lczema. They reach only the surface, while the disease comes from within. Swift's Specific S'JItS. He was the father of three children, two daughters, Mary J.

and KUen at home, nd one son, A. J. Clader of 529 Chew Street. Air. Clader was unassuming but an i lrl DouneU, who is said to be third party.

Officer Kramer arrested John Hart- man for drunkenness and disorderly i conduct. Sentence suspended on promise to leave town at once. David Mitchell, found by Special Sourwine, Kulins 1 Our Men's, Ccys' and Children's Clothing Are Way Down past the notch ot milking cost, soma storks that are Kliorl can't sliiy to tnterl re illi the se ling i I perfect si'es, wome lines are too lull lor this time of the year, to out thoy bo. Good Bye to Seme Furnishings. We are most mix Ion lo lM tin-wnli to alinnt76do7.

henvy flteced cotton rililitl shirts tinl drawers, 50 dot. luiicy ntnl bite rhirtx, 3 dozen puff soarlR anil iour-lu-hanus. py "So for ihi-50 unci rwenr, fi8o for ilie $1, whit- Hlilttx tensity In lire izm Irom to mid 25o tie fiOc ne kwenr. Worlh taking nivanlucn oi'aui'bV nffpiiriBB ihii't It? Compare our marknil down prlco" Biivwherei at ooi responding prion. We'll be satlaaod with tie result.

719 Hamilton Street, uncompromising Republican in politics S.S.S.rTLBlood organization or tne itepuwi- 0ffloer Reese on the roof pf B. F. Kep- ner's store, was fined $10 and $1.50 costs. I THE CANAL AGREEMENT. THE UNITED STATES WILL CONTROL THE ISTHMIAN WATERWAY.

Special to The Leader. London, Feb. 5. Diplomatists here believe that Lord Salisbury will not exact compensation for the abrogation of the Clayton-Eulwer treaty, his object In so doing being to put the United States tjy a position of owing England a favor, which obligation would have greater value, especially at this time, than any material exchange of courtesies. Washington: Matters regarding tha Isthmian Canal, pending between England and the United States', have finally been settled.

Officers of tha state, department express their satisfaction that every important point sought to be gained by this government, will be cheerfully granted by England. The new convention will amount to only a partial abrogation of the Clayton-Bul-wer treaty. The agreement was formally signed by Lord Pauncefote and Secretary Hay this morning. Under the new agreement, while the United A TOtAPPBK'S FIND. i Charles" Braaer, the noted Unreport i trapper, got to a hole in which he was sure he would find something After v-ciu iai ty.

ix in miuti 1-3 Know ne died the Jklest Clader having lived in this As before stated, he was a direct dependent ot one of the religiously persecuted subjects who came from the Palatinate to this country during the first half of the 18th century, who are now known asPennsylvania Oer.rn.ans, a title which he always claimed with great pride. He was a grandson of one of those brave men, often termed at tlhis day the American Bers, who dared dangsr "and hardships and fought for liberty and independence the Revolutionary soldiers. His is the only cure and will reach the most obstinate case. It is far ahead of all similar remedies, because it cures cases which are beyond their reach. S.

S. 8. is purely vegetable, and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no potash, mercury or other mineral. Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia. LYRIC THEATRE, Tuts lay, Feftimry 6.

AIDFN BKNl-mCTS TRnnrCTION, QUO VMMS eo pethnt easT. SPECIAL SfcENERY. CORRECT WARDROBES. digging 8 feet, he caught six skunks I and two possums. The find was Worth about $5.

Wallace Schaeffer helped htm dig. W. R. Lawfer Co. placed on sale this morning several caes madras, arly scotch and zephyr ginghams at 8 cents.

These are especially beautiful and can- not be duplicated under 15 cents. I States control the canal. It will De open to merchantmen and ships of war at all times. DEATHS. grandrataer was with Washington when he crossed the Delaware ajid surprised the Hessians at Trenton.

Mr. Clader passed peacefully away aged years, 2' months and 26 days. He partook of a hearty breakfast yesterday morning. He was stricken with apoplexy at noon and deauh came at 4 o'clock, despite all the efforts of the family Dr. P.

L. Reichard. The funeral will take piu.ee on Thursday at 1.30 p. with interment in Union Cemetery, Allentown. Furniture Buyers.

GRUVER. In this city, February 5, 1C0O, Elizabeth Gruver, aged 82 years, 6 months and 21 days. Funeral on Friday at 10 a. m. from her late home, -the residence of her Leidy, No.

435 Turner Street. Rela ACT I Tne of Auli s. ACT II In lie Pnlacro! Nrro. ACT Ill-Home ol Petron-Mretiu? of the Llir'S iann at I.ygia's rrtredt in the Tmn-tiber. ACT IV road to Ant-itm.

ACT In Nero's gar-dm. ACT VI The entrance to tne Amphitheatre. The Arena. PRICKS Gallery, asc; Balcony, 35c and 50c; Hrsl floor, 75c and $1.00. A WAITING SESSION.

London, Feb. 5. At a caucus of the Republican senators and representatives, whl-jh was convened in this city to-day, the policy of the Taylor administration was outlined. The keynote address was delivered by Senator Black, Taylor's mouthpiece. tives and friends are respectfully in- I vited.

Services before burial in Trin- I NOBLE TEAR'S WORK. The Allentown Branch of the Needlework flllilll nf maAa. linn If the Democrats refuse to attend the legislative session, the Republicans will garments last year. Donations were continue the session day after day un- sent to St. Luke's Hospital, the Chit- ity, U.

E. Church, North Tenth Street. Interment in West End Cemetery. S. TIOE.

In East Allentown, Feb. 4, 1900, Katie wife of Raymond Tice, aged 21 years, 11 months and 25 days. Funeral services at the residence of Mr. Alexander Trexler, on A and JB Avenue, East AHentoWn, on Thursday morning at 9.30, to which dren's Aid of Philadelphia, the house of the Prince of Peace, Philadelphia; the Rescue Mission, 200 articles of til the necessary and legal 38 days have expired, when the Legislature will be adiourned in the natural course of events. appears that it will be thel LYRIC THEATRE, Thursday Friday, Feb.

7 8. ft Auspice of I.adies' Social Circle, Balem Reformed Church. LYMAN li. HOWE'S i High-Claas Exhibition of Moving pictures. Over fifty new moving pictures presented at This Season's Exhibition.

The Fighting Kiephnnn, a Sham Battle per-forfneil fjy a held of these great monsters. New wonderful magic pictures by the Great French Magician, Kot'ert Heurivn. A oresenling GK). CHA NNING DARLING, Artist, Caricaturist and Huraurit. PRICKS Gillery.

asc; Entire First Floor and Three Rows Balcon. 50c; Balance Ba'conr. 35c. Seats on sale on and after Tuesday 8 a. m.

at Kramer's. policy of the Republicans to tire out the Democrats. We are prepared to meet the wants of the early buyers In ererf line of furniture. Having gone to the markets early and secured prompt shipments, we are in a better position to show you a complete assort meat of all kinds of furniture than ever before at this early date. Here are a faw of the mora important articles in fur nre Parlorsnilslwfjlnninirat26n0 Dining-Chairs.

Bed Itooin suits to 135.00 Hall rUoks. Extension Th Dies 4 50 to 35.00 China Closets Couches up to 0 00 Book ane Rnokers 75c to 48.00 Wsrdrobea Brass mill Irmi Hwls Par or TaWs Sideboards from 12 00 np Ollico Furnltnra Other articles of furniture here in large variety. Being large consumers we are in a position to buy in large quantities and at bottom prices, thus being able to supply your wants in furniture st the lowest possible prices consistent with well-made furniture, whioh is the only kind we keep. Call and look through our stock before you buy and make yon comparisons. unu vvw aiuuca ncn: 'UlBtn- buted among 1 deserving poor of this city.

Over 317,000 garments were col-leced last year by the branches of the guilds in the United States. Any one contributing 2 or more garments a year is a member of the guild. Any one desiring further information may inquire of Mrs. R. S.

Lelsenrlng, the secretary, No. 8 South Centre Square. The president of the local branch is Mrs. Mary Romlg. FORCE vs.

FRAUD. Washington, Feb. 5. H. M.

Strader, a prominent citizen of Louisville, in an interview this morning, declared: "Force against fraud is the situation in our state. I regret to say that force will probably win in the end. By that, I mean that Taylor will remain governor of Kentucky." Mr. Strader is of the opinion that Taylor has been preparing for the present emergency1 ever since the election. ACADEMY OF MUSI ONF, SOLID WKRK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEB.

5. Greatest Repertoire Star, MAUDE. HILLMAN" Supported by HER OWN COMPANY and GRANji CONCERT ORCHESTRA, augmented by Bnellin'a Vau levi le l-nlerlainers. relatives, friends and Sunday School of S't Joseph's Lutheran Church are respectfully invited. Burial at Rittersville Cemetery.

CLADER. In Hanover, Feb. 4, 1900, Lewis Clader, aged 83 years, 2 months and 26 days. Funeral services at his late residence, near East Allentown toll gate, on Thursday at 1.30 p. to which relatives and friends are respectfully invited.

Interment in Union Cemetery, AHentown. 8 SOHEIRtSK. Fell asleep, February 2, 1900, Estella Irene, daughter of John F. and Rosena" Scheirer, aged 22 years, 6 months and 22 days. Relatives, friends, the Young Ladies' Bible Class of Salem Reformed Church and th- class of 1894 of the Allentown High School are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the parents' residence, No.

608 Walnut Street, on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Intermemt, West End Cemetery. OTTO. Suddenly in this city, February 3, 1900, Samuel Otto, aged 64 years, 1 month and 3 days.

Funeral on Wednesday at 1.30 p. m. from his late residence, No. 157 Oak Street. Relftives, friends, Yeager Post No.

13,. G. A. R. and ex-soldiers of the Civil War are respectfully invited to attend.

Services before burial in St. Luke's Lutheran Church, North Seventh Street. Interment in Highland Cemetery. ACTED SUSPICIOUSLY. On Saturday evening a man was seen trying the front doors of the homes of Lewis Unangst and August Shick on North Thirteenth Street.

The appearance of a clerk in John Weaver's grocery store scared the fellow, who cut across the street Jo the rear of Charles E. Schuon's home. Mr. Schuon saw the fellow and gave chase. The man ran away, but returned in a short time.

Mr. Schuon then starter after him again, threatening to. shoot if he did not stop. The fellow gave no heed to the threat, but continued to run and escaped. C.

A. DORNEY FURNITURE CO. Mat! nres. BOUTELLE IS MENDING. Boston, Feb.

5. The condition of Congressman Boutell is one constant Improvement. In fact, he has not had a single setback since he was taken to the sanitarium. His relatives see him daily. Man, Tues.

Wed. Thur. "A Hi den Past' "Charily Bess" 'East Lynn" Evenings. "The New Souih" "Special Delivery" "Sh ft Nn. "The Land of the (Living" "Guilty Without Crime" "OlivcT Twi.it" 333 AND 235 HAMILTOIS STREET, ALLENTOWN, Special Delivery" Fri.

PA. "The Broker's Sat Daughter" PRICES Evrning. 10c, and 30c. Matinees loci Saturday mulinee, 10c a 40c. "No wails a ntlnuoiis perfoimauce.

Monday night Ladies' uighL THIS IS THE TIME LUNCH BOXES AT LAWFER'S. We have just received from an Eastern factory the best lunch box ever prq-duced. It can be folded to carry in a pocket. Thoroughly cleansed In a minute. Price 25 cents.

Grocery department and 2nd floor Sixth Street annex. W. R. LAWFER CO. 5 BRICK DWELLINGS when you want a winter cap.

We sell the best and warm-; est kinds. GLOTH CAPS, plush en ps, I FUR GH PS. Frank B. Allen Broker, Stocks, Bonds, Grain. Provisions, Cotton, Etc.

SCHWARTZ. At Pennsburg, February 2, U3O0, Henry son of Jonathan and the late Mary A. Schwartz, in his 5Gth year. Funeral services in this city at the home of his brother-in-law, Ijaniel Weaver, No. 826 Turner Street, on Tuesday, February 6, at 2 p.

m. Relatives, friends, E. B. Young Post No. 87, G.

A. Sons of Veterans and firing squad are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment in Allentown Cemetery. NEW UNIFORMED RANK. Members of the Jr.

U. A. M. of Allentown and neighboring towns have organized a commandery. A meeting will again be held in Fair Council Hall, North Seventh Street to-night, when application for a charter will 'be made.

It is hoped that the members of the order will be present at this meeting. Sample uniforms from different manufacturers will be exhibited. Measurements will be taken, -and' a contract with one of the companies will be made. SECOND STREET, EAST ALLENTOWN. here Make your selection SOUTH ALLENTOWN WEDDING.

RICHARD HELLER AND MISS KONOLD MADE MAN AND WIFE. Richard L. Heller and Miss Annie 6. Konold were married on Saturday evening at the home of the bride, 820 Hellertown Avenue, South Allentown, by Rev. C.

E. Sandt. The bridegroom Is a son of A. J. Heller, the undertaker, and the bride Is a daughter of the late 3eo.

H. Konold. The couple received many useful presents. After receiving congratulations, the guests partook of an elegant collation. Those present were Mrs.

Harry Moll and daughters Mamie and Elith, Reading; Mr. and Mrs. John Deily, John Wain and Mrs. Susannah and Mrs. Samuel tiinkinger and son and Miss Clara Smith, Mountalnvllle; Abraham Sechler and daughter, Peters-vllle; Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Heist, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Kinkiriger and son Marcus, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hellsr and son Jonas, Mr.

and Mrs. Menno Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Kemmerer and son Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Held, Mr.

and Mrs. W.Stephens.Mrs.HannahWeil, Misses Clar? Buchecker, Alice "eagle, Alice Wieftnd and Bortz, W. L. Rau, Harry Weil, Harry. Hille-gas and Robt.

Stephens, South' Allentown; Mrs. Bergenstock and son, Mrs. Ge, Grammes and son, Mrs.Clara Konold an i daughter Jennie, Mr. and Mrs. Ell Norington, Misses Mary Konold, Mena Konold, Mamie Geiger and Charges Welder and Claude Bruder, Allentown.

and -we shall guarantee vou at reasonable pri.ee on easy against frostbitten ears. KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. terms, Possession April lstj 1900. Apply to WANTED A girl for gfneral housework. Call at 29 South Fihn btrt-et.

Private wires to all S'ew York 2nd I hilat elphla Excliaatoeaaiu Qiiicago Board ol Trade. Chas. 0. Scfaantz ANTED First-class middle-aged man as fV coltecior aud solicitor. Apply to j.

A. Kally i.aiiiiltou Street eh ne READ FOR MOVING. The team of the Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. is ready for movings in all parts of the city. All the members of the company are strong and reliable men and they take the very best care of furniture.

Members of the company can be secured as helpers at movings at reasonable rates. 01 Hamilton Street. -AT- I710R SALE Five room house at 630 Lumber Hrcet. Te. ms n.odrrnle.

lliquire of Mulberry street, Easion. Joseph iumu, 111 Write or cill. 605 Hamilton St. CRAIN AND STOCK QiiOTATIOIVS Alicntown National Bank. 1' ANTED Three Rirls at once.

Wolfe hi oe Manuiaclure Company, Hall and Cc ait Streets. Closing 1 15 p. Fe rua-y 5. 1900. Amcnc.ia Coaan Oil Co j.tj American fcugar Kedciug Ca AI.

S. Weidacr. D. J. Tiagle.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses were granted to Chas. B. Smith and Mary A. Snyder of Lehigh Gap and Chas.

E. Dietrich and Birdie L. Schanlz of Allentown. Mr. Jjietrlch is the Columbia driver.

AiciiJMjD 22 TT'OUNU A full bred white and brow 1 shep-X? h-'id doe. For fu-tlier iuformatioo, call ct the Leadku office ai'd pay lor this adv. AtchiHon lref, 6 Welsbach Table Tohtcco Co Atnericn Tin P'ate lc4 J3 TOTICK. Comraurt of 1. a Young pos ao.

07, p. i.l assemble at the p.ist roatu on Amenc t-ice Wire Brooklyn KB.iil Trunit 'loi'scco is nulla eputhern Central of ew Jersey Chicago O. Wei.iern WORK AT THE All Warden- Fry's slatement of work done at the county jail during the tuicil nttcriio nt 2 clock ahnrp. to ot-tenii tht tuntral of Henry A. bcliwanr Coin Yeawcrr pjst, No.

also the Sous of tcranhare ioi fd. JOHN H. BINCHALI Commauder. Lewis J. Adjiuam 75'i I 49b I 11s n)i Hjl, BACK )M MANILA.

George, an, who was a member of Co. 41th U. S. Infantry, returned home Saturday evening, honorably discharged from the service. f(e tad to leave the service in consequence of a rupture, received while loading nmmunitkri on bull carts.

Tie at Sun Francisco on the Pekin Wednesday a week' igo. Mr. Kettermau wrote several very Interesting letters from Manila, which were published in the Leader. Eos, 11 and 13 H. 'di St.

Na inal Bank B.d. month of January shows the fallowing I I figures: Number of yards of carpet GK CUI.THR.'L MKhTlNG. uite-tnig ol the hlockuo.dcrs 01 Uie Lc 1000, amount pui'i 101 weaving 1 $17.62, for spooling $6.16, total $23.78, 1 hi akO li ronhwesie: a Chifhso. UurlinetoD Si gnlncy Chi-agoCia Milwaukee at. i'aiiU Ch.caco, kock niant ft Paaific 1-aul, (a 02ah.

tleyeiand, til. Loi li eiavfare Hihwjp Can 1 10914 li.ail County Asricul'ttral Society, will he held cash ba-lance on hand $1150.41 average The cheapest line in the city. 2-50 stvles to select from. Raal Ectaie and Gen number of prisoners during month 72, election of officers to nrve the entiinj tear. Insu era! Agents number of prisoners incarcerated Feb.

1, 74. atl.t lor the of such other business hi may claim attcmioa. VS. K. MOHR Sec.

Prices from 2 50 to $10 00 complete." Mkntom Ga3 17MF1Y 1 IRI.6 WANTHD-toto 21 to learn on laiiic-v smd wfii.its, Tiie mavlitnes 1 un oy power; light work; instructions Eivcn by a careful in stiuctor. Girls rtcelve Ja.so per week while lemiiug. Any illvhistrious can earn 54.50 10 56 per wwit. with ertnanent employ trern asHurtJ. Atply the Mahaotemo Uuuerwear 1.0., 16 South Chtircn Street.

SWEENEY IN JAIL. Patrick Sweeney of Catasauqua was committed to jail by Squire Thos. Jones for surety on oath of Mrs. McGraw, married. He attacked her Indecently yesterday.

She reDulsed him, stoning and beating him vigorously, the marks of which he still bears. 40 Karciiton Street PROFESSION L. Ielaware, Lacuwunu a Western hcatra. federal bteel. Pre! General Electric Co Lehiart Vulicv t.euiiyillo ei Mashyiilc ii snnattan iio.

Kan. Teias, lrei l'acilic Aeiro. 'liuctioi: hiUonall.emlCo Y.Ceniia 1 liuilsou V. Ontario A Wet 1 oi Uiern i'acilje Norllicru fuctnc, 1'ief. bur.uiic 41c Wcs.mu taciuc Ulaiia 6.

Co Pennsylvania. J-niladeipnia at Keailing Keutllnii, l'ref kcailiug, second fcouihcra Kailvay (southern Kailway, Pref ltuuvK5e Coal lion a lexaadt tacitic United Btaiej Rubber Co United Miaie Leather Cj, wnbrtso, Vt esiera uiou heeling st Uike trie BUILDING, T.OTS FOR SALE. Oood locations, reasonable prices and easy terms. lots, 220 ft. tront on Seventh Street above Washington, east sida.

10 lotR. il75 ft' front on Fifth Street above Allen, west side. 6 lots, 120 ft.iront on Fifth Street above Allen, east side. 6 lots, 110 ft front on Allen Street be-tweeh Fifth and-Sixth, south side. 6 lot, 110 ft.

front on Tilghrnan Street and 110 ft on Fifth Street, southwest corner. lots on Tllghman above Eighth, north side. Curb stones all set and water pipes laid. Can be bought In single lots or blocks. Apply at 6-lwk.

W. R. LAWFER CO. 76 T. 139 8jj v6 Mi Af-A 7i 2ft 55-l '5'4 54 73' ij 4J IJI 11) J6a 29 1.

5 li 100 16(4 48 iM 06 ioh FOR GALE. Nos. 737 him 7 Wi.Iiiiii Mr-et. TIiobp holisfs liuvo jimi Leon t'oiiiDlcted titid iiniiiHdiiite imHscsion uni be fcivnu. They are inolfrn in over run ecu have nrs'eaide entriinue a'lmittinjr enty of iiiht and air to ttiuke llmm cheerful homes and are tliMiiirlmut.

these proioriins we li.ive a list of properile lor snl and we iuv'ti inti-ndinc; ptirclm-eiH i'hH. We also linve for sle riuuilior ol lit 1 111 propi it'os arjiont; wliln i is a inriu ocated in the i 1 the I'oinutit rojjiun 1 bat Is rich In rock. FOR RENT. No, 1315 hew -tre 10 rooms all in idei oon veuieniii a. fpl per inontli.

I. F. Wiisrli LANDIjORBS CHANGE. Henry Doran will relinquish the hotel business at Fogelsvllle in spring and will return to Weaversville. His successor will be John O.

Hendricks of Shimorsville. MARCUS HOTTENSTEIN, Attorney Counsellor at Law, 1t Kami ton Centre Squara. ALLENTOWN, PA. cnreftil attention aiven to sll fromvt and Hri1 matters. Gei mhii.

Can be conhiilteil in Kunllh or "I had bronchitis every winter for years and no medicine gave me perma. nent relief till I began to take One Minute Cough Cure. I know It is the best cough medicine made," says J. Koontz, Corry, Pa. It quickly cures coughs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe and throat and lung troubles.

It Is the children's favorite remedy. Cures quickly. H. L. Keiper, 41 North Seventh Street.

Furnishing Undertaker, Offlce-36 N. Seventh St. Telephone Nos. 634 an 21F. Night calls attended at 718 Linden St.

CUICiGO HAREBT 1 FOLKS iIDioc2S Mrs. J. K. Miller. Newton Hamilton, writes, "I think DeWltfs Witch Hazel Salve the grandest salve made." li cures-piles and heals everything.

All fraudulent Imitations are worthless. H. I Keiper, 41 North Seventh Street. 65 8 per cent. MtM MX We oner a iimtled amount of per mu.

Cumulntive Preferred Trt-tieury -loc of a Jivirietid payiinj Lead mid Zinc Miniug Co. uenrjoplin. Mo. en-i for rrospectu to KLKINTON BanKers. So; Drexl fiuilding, FhtUdetphia, May 68' i 2iH Wlieat Oats pourifji per snonlu IIABMI.li:Sh 31 10 75 larvlitir: yo: Vf eXDOrtonce.

BOOK Adlrn UK. Pork lafd.M.NMM...MWM,,M.,..... 97 I 6 10 AIUKB, Wl jiew York, i.