The Allentown Democrat from Allentown, Pennsylvania • Page 4

National Cream Separators. Sourwine, Kuhns Kerschner. GKEZtsTTTHLTEJ Winter Stock loving; sale. mm All Holiday Goods Must Go. I I ft, KILLING HOGS.

A Happy New Year to All. THE JOYS OF GIFT MAKING lie in the knowledge that your money has obtained full worth. Our store is full of surprises most delightful ones. The stocks are bountiful. Besides there is no trash.

EMEMBER this is no fake sale. hat we quote we mean and win prove you by our stock and prices that will aety an coinpeiuion. wn is no old stock, but new goods that must posit iveiy le move'. Men's Uealy-aiaae overcoat. jLveryming nere is new, was bought iutelligeutly, and is priced low enough to make Holiday giving a pleas J4.5U I $5.1:0 UOW $3.75 86.50 now $3.50 now $8.00 ure not a tax.

it sare to sar that no Woliflav Hilt. it i SUITS. can do more sensiDie man tne purcnase of one of ou $10.00 now M.iift $12.00 now $8.00 Some Sensible Contrivance For Facilitating the Business. In spite of the fact that he does not appear to believe in killing hogs on tba farm, a correspondent of the Iowa HomeGtead seems to have some very sensible notions about tbe operation and, as be remarks, if people will butcher at home perhaps this method will help: I have a bouse to work in and a good feed cooker. ThiB I use to heat the wa- Si 815.00 now $10.00.

Suits made to order that will fit or no We have cast aside all idea of profit, have taken no account of cost and are anxious for only one thing to sell as quickly as possible all remaining Holiday stock also many other staple lines previous to taking inventory. Bric-a-Brac, Toys, Bolls, Doll Suits at the following allcl same reduction on higher priced coats. sale," i 4 our motto, Our iminenseistock of Man's. Bovs' and Chihirpn's Clothing offers an almost unlimited choice of elegant garments at most reasonable prices. Storm Overcoats for Men and Boys.

Boys' from $3.00 to $6.00. Men's from $4.50 to $15.00, reduced prices $15.00 Suits for $12.00. 13.00 Suits for Suits tor 415.00. $22.00 Suits for $17.00. $.4 00 Suits for 1 and up in likewise reduction.

Hundreds of Suits, Overcoats, Reefers, at price. HONESTY, RELIABILITY and the prompt your money if not satisfied, are the great principles upon which we have laid the founda nHHE easiest running, closest skimming. easiest to cleaa-J- and Ilia simplest and most durable. Any oaa saying other separators run easy do nut compare them with Furniture, Etc, Etc, tne National." Thev increase the vfeld of butter from to SH pounds per cow per week over any Cabinet Creamer, and they are superior io all otner separators. They Earn Their Cost Yearly.

Boys' and Children's Top Coats and Reefers 2.00 now $1.25 $4.00 now $2.60 $2.50 now $1.65 $5 00 now $3.00 $3.50 now $2.25 $0.50 now $4.00 M123TS PANTS. 98c. Pants now "9 cents. $1 25 Pant? no 98 cents. $1.50 Pants now $1.15.

$2 00 Punts now $1 3d. $2.50 Pants now $1.65. $3.00 Pants now $2.00. $4 00 Pants now $2.75. Youth's and Knee Pants.

tion of our fast growing business. Snggestlons for Holiday Gifts. Suite, Overcoat, Keefem. Smokliiy Jackets, Houne OoutiH, Sweaters, Knit Jackets, Jersey Coats, Xeckwear, Cane, Vmbrellas, Mufflers, Gloves, Silk Suspenders, Xlyht Shirts, Taney ind tbe same proportionate reduction on all higher priced suits. OVERCOATS TO ORDER.

$15.00 Overcoats for $12.00. $13 oo Overcoats for $14.00. $20.00 Overcoats for $15.00. $22.00, $24.00 and up at the same proportionate reduction. MEN'S UE1DY SUITS.

$5.00 now $6.00 now $7.00 now $5 25 $8.50 now 6.00; $10.00 now $12.00 now $8.00 $13 50 now $9.00. YOUTH'S SUITS. There. Is no other investment open to you that will give anvwhere near the return. Kvery rtauonai sola, eituer oy os or oar ageuis, guaranteed as claimed in every respect.

MATIONAL DAIRY MACHINE Newark. 3. TO BE SOLD BELOW COST BIG REDUCTIONS ON Fur Collarettes, Ladies' and Misses' Jackets, 1 i May I biine yon a Natiosal Crkam Separator 1 Yoa ran no risk, for. if after nsing the machine two weeks yon do sot hats am incbeabs of one-half to one pound of but Shirts, Mackintoshes, Utideru ear, Cottars and Cuffs, Half Hose, Etc, Etc ter per cow per week yon are under no owiganooe MERCHANT TAILORING. 25c.

Euee Pants new 19 cents. 40c. Knee Pauts now 27 cents. 50c. Knee Pants now 35 cents.

75c. Knee Pauts now 50 cents. $100 Knee Pants now 69 cents. $1 25 Youth's Pants now 95 cents. $1 50 Youth's Pauts now $1.15.

J. S. HIESTAND, Gen. Agaut National Dairy Mschina SHIMEB3VILLE. Pa.

Sept. 2R. -i $4.00 now $4.50 now $5.00 now I8 60; $6.00 now 4.00, and up in likewise reduction. CHILDREN'S SUITS. $1.50 now $1.75 now $2.00 now $1.35 $2.50 now $1 50 $3 00 now $4 00 now $2.50, and np in likewise reductions.

Trouserings to Order. 4.00 Pauts for $2.75. 1 $5 00 Pants for 83.50. $6.00 Pants for $1 50. $8 00 Pants for $5.50.

$9.00 Panto for $6.00. A re-arrangement of stock brought tojiht over 100 single Suit ends of fine foreign Worsteds that were formerly priced at 3) ai $22. To move them before taking inventory we have made thejprice $15. The handsomest showing of Trouserings, Overcoatings and Fancy Vestings ever put on a counter are here at the very lowest possible prices. 20 DOZEN BOYS' KNEE PAJSTS, lined all through, worth go at 2Sc.

OPEN EVENINGS TILL NEW YEAR. Children's Reefers, Men's Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes. Upholstery Goods, Quilts and Blankets, Ladies' Muslin Underwear. 82 OO Youth's Pants now $1.43. $2 50 Youth's Pants now $1.85.

Underwear, Overshirts. Neckties, Collars, Rubber Jewelry, Suspenders, Hand- were required to kerchiefs, Gloves, Umbrellas and a fuilline I of Furnishings at likewise reduced prices. perfect ournew to Give us a call and be convinced. No trouble to show goods. tubular Sourwine, Kite A itelmer, 719 Hamilton Allentown, Pa.

I Lantern which we i I 1 now oner as some- DEVICE FOB UFTIHO A HOfl. ter with. The nest thing is a tack, and I made one like this I took a plank 20 feet long, 20 inches wide and 1 inches thick. This, cut to pieces, makes a tank 5 feet wide by 20 inches high. I nse a common cream thermometer to aid in getting the water to the right temperature.

It should be about 160 degrees. If the hogs are heavy, I use a device for raising them, which is illustrated here. The body of tbe stool is 14 inches square, the legs 6 feet long, and the swivel on tbe stool 8 inches square, with a bolt in tbe bottom that should go part way through the stool. A groove is cut in the top of the swivel block for the pole to rest in, with a bolt through it to hold it in place. When tbe pole is off, one man can pick the stool up and carry it ana where.

When the bog is raised, it can be swung around any place and taken off and placed on another support while tbe nest one is raised. If the water is at the right temperature it is an easy matter to get the hair off the hogs. After they are dressed they should be cut to pieoes and salted before freezing, the lean meat made into eausace. the hams and shoulders I thing extraordi- nary in the Lantern line. It has the F0CHT, 0BERLY KURTZ, REMEMBER THE NUMBER, 632 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa.

Kailrnad lantern's rufrTCO, consiuu- HESS Allentown's First-Glass New Dry Goods Stars, 831-833 Hamilton Street, I I tion joined to the tubular system, and the result is a spienaia iigni-givtnr, i wear and abuse resister. We will, Look for Muslin Sign. OSCAR F. BLOSE, Salesman. if desired, mail our special Circular of the Vesta" Lantern: or, upon i i TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

OXJR March U-ly receipt of f.oo, we Will stna. rem I freight ireiaid) the very best Lan- tern for general service you ever saw. Why not see on tnose terms Oar llhotntea Catalogue Mallei Free. Not to Be Deceived I You are IniM to iM The Trade Event of the Year. R.

E. DIETZ Ithm md consider. (J New A. UTMUSUO IN IMS Only food Lanterns are stamped DIETZ." For some reasons best known to thomselves, Messsrs. Steinway trimmed and put into one barrel and the pork into another.

The bams and shoulders should be taken out of the brine in about six weeka and smoked, then by tbe 1st of March they will be ready for tbe table. I Sons, the leading Piano manufacturers in the world, transferred their agency to us, as the following letter clearly proves 1890. THE SUN. 1899. BALTIMOKE, MD.

An! mal I- Wark of tbe Bureau of I Philadelphia, Feb. 9, 1898, I MR. FRED. F. KRAMER Dear Sir: This will certify that the agency 1 of Steinway Pianos has this day been transferred to you, and that from this date you will be recognized as the SOLE AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE for the sale of Steinway Pianos in Allentown a id vicinity.

Yours very respectfully. THE GREAT Anial Stock Inventory Sale. Tbe PtPKB OF TBI KOI LI, Fob thk Pcofle isb with thb Peoh.k. SnSEtT MoTTYR. We are in the music business and want you to know it; come and get acquainted with our establishment, then look to the past record of our house our.

business methods our large sales the hundreds of testimonials received from satisfied customers the established fact that we sell none but reliable Pianos and Organs look to these vhen ready to buy. Satisfaction with an instrument lies as much in the guarantee that comes from the standing: of the firm that N. STETSON J. B. Woodford, Manager.

If General Steinway Representatives for Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. 1 TtxHVfm In EiftlBslON. Bocsd Is PBittons. UNBWEBT150 XH ITS AtXKGUVOS TO BlOOT THEORIES AMD Riobt Practices. i i Thk Srm Pcburhks All the News All nut Time, bat it does not allow lta eolucons to be degraded by one lean immoral or pnrelr aenaational matter.

Editorially, Thb Suit la ths CosaisTEST ahd TTs- CHANQlSfl CBAXFIOS AHD DEFBSDKB PofOLAB BlOBTS and Interests aaainat political machlnea and monoDO- dnatry. The following are among items of work accomplished, reported by Dr. D. E. Salmon, obief of the bureau of animal industry, to the secretary of agriculture for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1898: The number of animals inspected before slaughter, either in the stockyards or at the abattoirs, numbered Of this number 9,228,337 were cattle, 10,028,287 sheep, 468,199 calves and 81,610,675 bogs, showing a gain over 1897 of 1,178,213 cattle, 1,992,982 sheep, 19,216 calves and 6,043,981 hogs, a total gain of animals.

At the time of slaughter 31,116,888 animals were inspected and 63, 663 were rejected; 01,608 carcasses and 48,180 parts of carcasses were condemned. The preparation of tuberculin and mallein by the bioohemio division continues steadily. During tbe winter and spring tuberculin sufficient to inject about 6,000 animals is sent out each month. A smaller quantity is used during tbe summer. This should settle the question as to who is the authorized and sole agent for the sale of these Pianos in Allentown and vicinity.

We repeat our assertion made before that the only place in Allen ilea of every character. Independent In all things, ex treme In none. It Is for good laws, good government and sells it as in the make, tone and appearance of the instrument itself. We cannot afford to sell a Piano or Organ that isn't just what it's represented to be, as we personally guarantee every one that leaves our house. good order.

By mail Fifty Cents a month. Six Dollars year. WUFN A WHni CTMH cuts loose from profits, when II IILII A II nULL 0 1 Ullt in mariy instances it ignores I cost in its one great desire to reduce stock in a limited space of time, then, if that store is honest in its statements and intentions, the buying public is put into possession of a money-saving opportunity so great that they can ill afford to pass it lightly by. THIS STORE PROPOSES to offer every dollar's worth of its surplus seasonable Dry Goods, Cloaks, Curtains, Shoes. at such a reduction from regular prices that profits will be wiped out and on waj items cost will be lost sight of.

Wa are honest about it, we are earnest abcut it, we mean to, make this sale memorable. A comparison of goods and pi ices in this special sale will tell you more emphatically than all the word eloquence in the world, just how honest, just how earnest we are in this matter. WE ASK YOU TO LOOK into these money-saving facts, as these ehances for obvious reasons do not often occur. This sale will last TWO WEEKS. town where you will find a full line of Steinway Pianos having the latest scales and the latest improvements and numbers is in our store.

The Baltimore Weekly Sun. A would-be imitator and imagiuary leader is advertising two stem- way Pianos, which he has had in his store for nearly two years. If you The Wksxx Sch publishes all thk mews of each weelc, irlving complete accounts of all events of interest throughout tbe world. Tba Weeelt St la unsurpassed want an old-style and shop-worn bteinway, buy of him, but if you want 1 I. G.

ASGHBAGH, as an Agmgoltubal Paper. the most improyed and latest Steinway Piano you must come to us. We are the sole agents and are also a responsible music dealer. tt la editc4 by writers of practical experience, who know wnat farming means aa wnai farmers want lu an agri 539 Hamilton Allentown. cultural Journal.

It contains regular reports of the work of the Aqbiccltubal experiment stations throughout the country, ot tne protwaiugs oi farmers' clubs ana wan- tutes. and the discussion of new methods and ideas in The ezneriments upon hoj oholera FRED. F. KRAMER, The Leading and Largest Music Dealer in agricultnrn. Its Mabikt Retorts, Pooltei Depajst-MESr and Vktbbthaby column are particularly valuable H.

LEH to country reaaera. the fotrLTBx jukpabtxkmt is eaitoa Eastern Pennsylvania. by a well-known poultry export, and every issue contains Sept. 8. practioal information of value for poultry raiders.

Foul try on many tarirH has become a great pourcc of revenue, Allentown's Leading Music Store, and swine plague have been so gratify-' ing that they will be continued. The demand for blackleg vaccine has greatly increased. More than 855,000. doses have been distributed, and the losses from blackleg have been reduoedl from an average of from 10 to 20 per cent to less than 1 per cent aod those interested in this prchtable industry will find the Poultry Department of the Wekelt 60a invaluable in the way of suggestions, advice and mf nrmatlou. Every issue contains Stobiks, Forms.

Houshho aso Puzzle Columns, a variety of interesting and instructive selected Dry Goods, Cloaks, Curtains, Shoes, 626, 628 and 630 Hamilton ALLENTOWN, PA. dlA HAMILTON STREET. tJtfi-fcQ- ALLEIUTOWIV. PA. matter and other features, which make it a welcome visitor in city and country homes alika.

WE DO NOT DEFY" COMPETITION WE COURT IT. One Dollar a year. Inducement! to getters-up of clubs for tbe Weiklt Kus. Both the Daily and Weekly Sun mailed free of postage in the United States, Canada and HOLIDAY FURNITURE, gtuom KOCH The Big Store." KOCH "The Big Store. aiexico.

ray men la invariably advance. Address A. S. ABF.LL COMPANY. Publishers and Proprietors, Dec.

T-6w Baltihobe, Md. A BIG CLUB. We are ready tor you witn a larger ana Detter seieciea shock oi an kinds of Holiday Furniture than ever before. Note the following list af handsome and useful articles. It mav he a help to you to decide The New Year 1899" Brings Happiness to AIL A stubborn cold is easily taken it Cut this out and return to na with H.00 and we'll send S.

B. ANEW ALT Eighth and Hamilton Allentown. what to give. the following, postage prepaid: But to lone more thao to our hosts of friends aud customers. For this New year we are making ex Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr.

New York Weekly Tribune 1 yr. American Poultry Advocate 1 yr. Tbe Gentlewoman 1 yr. Marlon Harland's Cook Book. Ten Nights in a Bar Room.

traordinary efforts to present our customers a collection of Men's, Boys' and Children's Apparel which for artistic beauty and reasonableness of price will have no peers in Eastern Pennsylvania. Come to our GREAT CLEARING SALE of sticks to some people all winter and very often develops into bronchitis or consumption. You should cure a cold promptly by taking Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup. This celebrated remedy is acknowledged to be most efficient and reliable for all affections of the throat and lungs.

Itcnres a cold at once. BaTaBUHlU'O Cough Syrup Promptly cures Stubborn Colds. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Price as cents.

At all druggists. Hats, Caps and Children's Headwear. All for $1.00, Regular Cost $4.00 This combination fills a family need. Two farm navers HOLIDAY GOODS, for the men The Gentlewoman," an ideal paper for the ladies N. Y.

Weekly Tribune for all Marion Harland'a Cook Book with 300 pages and 1000 practical recipes for the wife, and the book, Ten Nights in a Bar Koom," Is the greatest temperance novel of the age. A two cent stamp brings samples of papers and our great clubbing Balance of our Christmas stock will be sold at lesr Gilt Chairs, Vernis Martin Chairs, Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Hall Chairs, Rockers, Lamps, Onyx Tables, Parlor Tables, Pictures, Easels, Ladies' Dressing Tables, Ladies' Writing Desks, Combination Book Cases, Couches and Lounges, Parlor and Music Cabinets, Tabourettes, India Seats, Screens, Blacking Cases, Medicine Cases. Morris Chairs in Oak and imitation Mahogany frames, with reversible cushions, only $2.85. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. Dorney Furniture 333-335 Hamilton Allentown.

Pa. than cost. If you've overlooked anything yon cau supply it still at KOCH BROS. list. WM.

L. PACKAR Hundreds of Biff Bargains in Men's Overcoats, Vermont Farm Journal, Publisher, 463 Main St. A Farm Convenience. A handy contrivance that should be on every farm where more cr less hot water is needed for mixing food or other purposes is illustrated by the Pittsburg Diepatoh. Such an arrangement is in- Suits, Trousers, Reefers, Storm Coats, Jersey Coats, Knit Jackets, Sweaters, Underwear, Hosiery, Neck, wear.

Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, Gloves, Shirts, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Mackintoshes, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fins Umbrellas, Purses, Dress Suit Cases, etc. C. M. W. KICK, Cashier B.

K. WEIGHT, Fret. TM There are still choice pickings if you want to profit by our Great Price Reductions. All the leading makes in Men's Stiff. Soft and Staple Shapes, at the most reasonable prices.

Iixxo Furs Ladies' Collarettes, Capes, Jackets and Fur Trimmings, K2 Furs repaired, remodeled 11 Thanking our many friends and customers for so grandly responding and assisting ns in our unprecedented Holiday business, we In grateful reply wish each other here aud echo thia wish to you all A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. Capital and Surplus $600,000 Deposits Over $1,250,000 The Oldest Bank in the County, Largest Depotil in (he Lehigh Valley, County, City and Court Depository, Largest and Leading ONE PEICE CLOTHING HOUSE in Eastern Pennsylvania. Hotel Allen Building, Centre Square, Allentown, Pa. County, School and Municipal bonds and good business paper purchased at ruling rates. Good public and eorpoT- ate bonds, mortgages and local riUea generally ea secuni i hand and for sale.

Safe deposit boxes In are and burglar and re-dyed. 8th and Hamilton Sts. proof vault to rani at nau sue usual rates, we nave municipal 4 per east, bonds for sale at prices ranging froa STOVE GASOLENE to ti.ua. DIBEOTOBB: -IT Aug. 3L K.

Wright, Frank H. Hersh. Alex. 8 Shimer, Charles H. Johnson, Thomas Hteokel.

Jacob H. Baeger, Frank W. Koch. Jonas German. James F.

Hnnateker. W. L. Williams. B.

Peter Bteekel, John E.Lente, W. B. Lawfer, Aug.S-ly CARPETS, DRAPERIES, Etc. We try every season to get patterns and styles in Carpets, Curtains and Draperies exclusive to us. We have now in stock a large number of the best styles in the market without extra cost.

Also full line of Mattings, Rugs, Window Shades, fcc. AH Our Prices Marked in Plain Fignres FOR HEATING WATER. valuable on a large poultry farm or on a diary farm where mixed grains are fed warm in cold weather. A fire box is built of bricks fire bricks are the best if obtainable laid in mortar in tba usual way, the first layer of bricks be-ing placed below the level of the soil. The frame must be made strong and should be of oak or hickory, well braced.

Two bars of iron are riveted to the crossbar of tbe frame with hooks at the lower end to slip through the handles if tbe kettle. Tbere is now on the market a steel kettle with cover, which is not more expensive than the old fashioned iron kettle and which is to be preferred because it is much lighter and aonsequently may be handled more easily, a decided advantage where there is but one or two pairs of hands to do the work. The Cheapest and Best Fuel on the Market With it You Can Run A Vapor Stove FOR ONE-HALF GENT. PER HOUR. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

For sale at Allentown, by Hersh J. Miller, Z. Bern hard's Son's and S. P. Swartz.

uunejs-iy NOTICE. rthe Orphans' Court of Lehigh county. In re-atate of John Bchwarts. late of the borough of Emaus. tn said county, deceased.

To Frank Lauer. Caroline Miller. William Stahler, A. A. Wilt, Emma Williams.

Lydla genreman. Sarah Hart. Judith Harcy, Maria Wilt, Susan Williams, Harry Ortt, James Knsuas, Wilson Knausa, Howard Knanas, Oharles Knauss, Sally Knauss, George Knauss, and all other parties interested in said estate. You are hereby notified that Francis Schwartz, administrator o. t.

a. d. b. n. of said decedant, made application in tbe said court for an order of sale to him for the real estate of the decedent, situate lu the borough of Emaua and township of Upper Mllford.

said county, and that said court on December 9th, 1898, granted a rule npon all ths parties in interest to appear in said court on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY. 1809. and show cause, if any they have, why the order of sale asked for should not be granted. Dec. 14-4w FRANK 0.

H. SOHWETEB. Sheriff. I aa $5 Shimer, Laub Weaver, 637 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. AFTER SHIPMENT; IF NOT.

RETURN. NO MONEY WANTED IN ADVANCE. E3 Sale bills of every description printed pty- CURE GUARANTEED." "'81 With everyQnaker Kitchen Cab I net hub umce. st fa. Cano.r (k Sept.

14. copy of "The Avery- Day Cook Book," containing 315 pages of the most practical re- AKHVOttUEBIUTY, reanltsof (Self-abuse, Special Diseases, Var leoeele. Strictures. No Cutting. Small Vadevrloped Organs A.

Lost BLOOD POISON In all eases. Fresh eases eared In 4 to 10 days. Send lOcts. stsmps for Boos "Troth, onlvtruemertlrftl hralr fiVruurinc ATTENTION BOUNTY, PENSION and BACK PAY DUE SOLDIERS, ft NOTICE. totiCB bwetv (llTcn tht lu pnrsnanoe of an Act of the General Assembly of Ibis Commonwealth, entitled the sale of IntoxiCBtlna Liquors," passed Mar 13, 1887, and the supplements thereto of Quaekaafakelnstlta tea, their tricks schemes.

i 1 8 0 4 (lakes Kitchen 3 WorkEaJy. 1 pes ever compiled, substantially bound in cloth. The top of cabinet la 27 inches by a tru-hofl. hoiffht SO "i 1891 mil the 8uth day of July A. D.

1897, the following named persons will make application to the Administrator's Notice. Vau rviurt of Uuarter Sessions of the Peace to be bolden In the city of Allentown, in and for the county of UMghTud rtato of Pennsylvania, on MONDAY. JANUARY and. 1899, at 9 o'clock A. for license to sell liquors VTOTIOE Is hereby given that the undersiened has been (2 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.) Cancers and Tumors removed without the knife, bloodless and with little pain.

Headquarters at No. 703 Ham ilton Street, (Second floor.) Northwest comer Outre Squsre. old Eagle Hotel building, Allentown, every Wednesday and Thursday. Ofnce hours from 9 A. M.

to 4 P.M. A. D. STEWARD, B. H.

STEWARD. 703 Hamilton St. 334 North Twelfth St, ALLENTOWN, PA. April i. 4m Capt.

LEVI SMOYER, ittc raey practicing before the Interior Department, Washington, D. O. Law OtPce. No. T1S appointed administrator of tbe estate of Henry A.

Baylor, deceased, late of Welsenburg township, county of Lehigh, and state of therefore all persons who lit: i ail, Rtmltiire. AlburtU. 101 Lehigh Second Ward, Allentown, Pa. Place of Business. Alburtls, Lower Macungie township 301 Lehigh Allentown.

Pa Hamilton Allentown. Pa. UulT 16-ly snow themselves to ne inaeDtea to ssld estate are requested to make payment within six weeks from date hereof. B-ubra V. Dilslier, Martin Uefel, Antler B.

Flook.l tb-nlien Ktiret 'm Irnnibore. and such who have any leeal claims against said estate will 17 North Seventh Fifth Ward, Allentown, 17 North Seventh Allentown. Pa. mcbes; has two metal-bottom bins, one holding 50 lrc; (he other partitioned for corn-meal, graham, sugar, et. one large drawer one bread board, which elides into frame.

Price, complete, only S3, on hoard cars in Chicago, with the cook book free. Pay in SO days If yon And the Cabinet tbe most useful, labor-saving piece of kitchen furniture you ever saw; If not entirely pleased, return at our expense. Ko deposit, no guaranty required from any reliable person. In ordering be sure to say you're a reader of this nsper this Is verv Import-snt-and that you accept our Kitchen Cabinet Oiler So. 8.

Order to-day; or, send for Illustrated circular No. ftl'iEER VALLEY IF6. 355 i. Btrriwi It, Ckiaw. P.

8. Genuine Quaker Vslley furniture is never sold through retailers always from factory to fireside at wholesale prices. Don't accept worthless imitation. present them, wen autaenrjeatea or settlement within ISank Election. Allkntows National Bank.) Allentown.

Deoeinber 10. 1898. Upper Saucon township, Allentown Coperabnrg turnpike. the above specified time. ALBERT B.

BAYLOR. Administrator. Dec. 14 6w SelberlinKsvUle, Lehigh Pa ieamuettUkennp within fifteen daya from date of granting FKANCI8 A. KREITZ, Clerk Quarter ill the weather prophet afty Lota of.

tmow this winter." Why not include a generous supply of among your HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Nothing nicer or more acctpt able. Best for your money in this as in all other lines at C. F. RITTER It 635 Hamilton Allentown.

Sessions. The annual meetiiig of the stockholders of thia bank for the election of directotB will be held at the banking houss 'A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH New Storage House 393, MT and 939 Iforth Lumber St, or 'iU, 930, 32t and 930 North Eighth Allentown. Single rooms for rent at reasonable prices for storing all kinds of household goods, wagons, sleighs, machinery, eto. We also fetch and deliver at reasonable prices. Call at the office of PHAON DIEHL, 224 North Eighth street.

Telephone No, 1771, (Dm. 14- 3t Deo. SI. tf im ur j.isuikk, 1899, between the hours and P. Dec.

14-sw C. M. W. KECK. Cashier LEWIS S.

BOEDER Justice of the Peace. ZtOaTSTILLl. Lihish Pa. Pr. aillM'NWTt FlMtWMttC.

fttltalHMl. Lard Cans Way Below the Cost Price. TJIOR sale. 100 empty land cans, of SO pound capacity 4- each, good aa new, at 2u and 25 cents each. MEltRl.E Merchants.

No. 243 North Eighth Allentown, Pa. Tslsphois 80, Wi. (Use. lt--Sw A.

K. BU1Z. LEHIGH COAL, KINDLING WOOD AND 8AW DrBT 140 Hamilton street, Allentown, Pa. Aaw agent for Baum'a Stock Food. jnne APOLIO sVH UroggliUaeU Or, MUea' Puln tillM, Monthly PaiccuroU bf Dr.

Ullea' Pla nfl.