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THE YORK DAILY, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, ls'iu HENRY MUSSER DEAD DUMF0UNDED AT POSLAM'S RESULTS Daily Memoranda ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Y. W. C. A. EXPERT TO TALK ON TUBERCULOSIS TODAY'S EVENTS.

York vs. Reading, Tri-State. ball grounds, 3:15 p. m. Rrotherhood of First Presbyterian i IX 'ili rv m.

Pioneer Silk Manufacturer of York Passed Away Yesterday Henry Musser, aged 61 years, retired silk manufacturer, died at his home. 506 West Market street, at; 4:15 o'clock yesterday. Daith followed general paralysis, produced by a. complication of diseases. Although confined to his bed only one week, he had been in falling health for the past year.

Mr. Musser was best known through Effectiveness of a New Healing Agent Occasions General Surprise "I was perfectly dumbfounded at its results." ayj Mrs. C. hj. Thornton.

Philadelphia, who had suffered for ten years from eczema, tried- all kinds ot remedies and was cured in one monto after a lew applications of poslam, the new skin remedy. The rapidity and effectiveness with which poslam works is a source of surprise and gratification to sufferers from every surface skin disease; eczema, acne" tetter, fcabies, rash. etc. This wonderful healing agent is active from the first application, when all Itching js stopped, until a complete cure is ef- ATTENDED BY 300 MEMBERS AND FRIENDS REELECT BOARD OF MANAGERS DR. FLICK, OF PHILADELPHIA, LECTURES UNDER AUSPICES OF YCRK MEDICAL SOCIETY The annual meeting of the Young Women's Christian association held in his large part in the Introduction of ssoclation.

West 1 fected. And its range of usetuines m- the silk industry into York and its de-! tne arlors of tno as3 velopment to its present state, but King street, last night. Star cattle. No. 141, A.

O. Knights 01 Mystic Chain, Jordan Chosen Knights commandery. No. It, A. and I.

O. Knights of Malta, Peterman No. 124. I. O.

Odd Fellows hall. Nittaunla council. No. 07, Degree of Pocahontas. Small building.

Harmonla lodge. No. NVi, 1. O. O.

Odd Fellows' hall. Washington camp. No. 4.T!. P.

O. S. of Lafenn building. Washington camp, No. BX.

P. O. S. or Moul building. Washington camp.

No. tiSS, Y. jj. of York County National bank build- lnVUlis council. No.

Royal Arcanum. 1 North George street. Capt. Kdjrar M. Ruhl camp, No.

3. Sons of Veterans. Brtllhart Iniilding. White Rose lodge. No.

3WM, Knights was attended from pinlpies. raah. red noses, inflamed the course of his life he was at one by about 300 members and their complexion, to mose viruieni. aim chronic troubles which cause such great The celebrated Dr. Lawrence F.

Flick, of Philadelphia, pioneer in the movement to stamp out tuberculosa and the founder of the White Haven tuberculosis sanitarium, will deliver a free public lecture on "Tuberculosis" in the York High school auditorium Jt S.30 o'clock next Thursday evening. The lecture -vv III be delivered under the auspices of the York County Medical society and will be in charge of the program committee which is composed time or another interested in a variety of business enterprises, which have added to the reputation of York as a center of manufacture. In his connection with the silk industry locally, he was one of the organizers of the York Silk company; was nrrantTfr und urottlHDnt nf thA Monarch friends. Mrs. Albert Bell, president of the as.

sociation, called th9 meeting to order at 7.30 p. m. and delivered a short address, congratulating the officers and members on the work of the year. Devotional exercises were conducted To fully anpreciate what poR'am will do. obtain one of the free samples by wrltinsr to the Emergency Laboratories.

West Twenty-fifth street. New York City. This alone is sufficient to cure a small crxmA fan rfaee. clear the complex ion and remove nimnles. Wm.

Smith of Lrs. H. M. AUeman. C.

G. Hilde- and Ladies of Honor, r- Silk Co. and of the Llttlestown Silk by the Rev. Samuel H. Stein, pastor of company, Ldttletown.

Adams county Trinity Reformed church. At the close Ills latest enterprise was the Acme of the devotions, the Rev. Mr. Stein Hosiery company of which he was delivered the address of the evening, founder and president. Ho also i "Work of the Association in Relation vnrir tent.

No. SJt. Knights of brand and Comroe; Dr. A. H.

Co. as well as all sood druggists everywhere, always carry poslam in two sizes, at So cents and $2. K. G. E.

CONVENTION HELD AT GETTYSBURG bees of the World. Met building. Ishatto, secretary. Codoru camp. No.

SI. Woodmen of the FUck who president pf the wfKl Pohck rtciation 281 1 White Haven Sanitarium association and the PbJpps institute. Philadelphia. XVt Uarkrt street. un- I is a widely known authority on tuoer- Tobacco Worker" International South Queen culosis.

having devoted his life, to the rear or 1 Ion. No. 1 street. Electrical Workers union, No. 40.

"Don't Give Up The Ship" Cried Gapt. Lawrence To His Men. They didn't and when the smoke of the battle settled, the Stars and Stripes were flying and the Union Jack was down. "Don't give up the ship" is good advice, but only men of determination will heed to it If the clothes you wear never look as good as "the other cheer up. don't give up do what the other fellow does Get' Lehmayerized." Here's Something Special How Long They il Last Depends on You I i6 Beautiful Blue Serge Suits, (full lined and half lined) coats cut full with 2 and 3 -buttons, every one tailored by hand and never made to see the light of day for less than $18 $20.

$15 It won't take long for these 1 16 suits to be "gabbled up" better come in and stand before the mirror in one. to the Church." The association then entered Into a business session. The annual reports of Miss Louise Hunt, general secretary, and Mrs. George gBillmyer. treasurer, were received and approved.

The following: were re-elected members of the board of managers: Mes-dames Thomas Shipley, A. F. Hollahan, Peter McLean, George S. BlUmyer and Miss Mary D. Small.

During the evening there was open for Inspection the annual exhibition of the classes in embroidery, stencllng. organizer and president of the York Neckwear company. Other of his business interests of late years were the National Tooth company and the York Cracker and Biscuit company, each of which he served as an officer. His first business venture was as a cigar manufacturer in Hellam township and this city, and for some years he was engaged In the coal, grain, flour, feed and fertilizer business, and as a china and glassware merchant. Real estate and building were fields Battlefield Town in Gala Attire ta Welcome Delegates Opening Session Will Be Held This Morning.

Smyscr building. National Association of Machine Printers and Color Mixers of I'. H. rK union. No.

6, Smyner building. fit. John's Beneficial society, Jt. John a school bul'ding. Young Women's Christian Temperance union, Christian home.

study, treatment and cure of the disr ease. In the United States Dr. Flick holds a position fclmilar to that held in Germany by the famous Dr. Koch. As a lecturer Dr.

Flick has a message which will Interest and benefit every man, woman and child who will go to hear him. The lecture will be entirely free to the public. The members of the program committee of the York County Medical society are making personal effort to have a large attendance when the noted tuberculosis expert steps upon the rostrum, next Thursday night. Special invitations are being sent to members of the clergy, tie bar and in which he at different times took shirt waist making, raffia, crocheting, an active Interest, the development plain sewing, fancy work and drawing. of the Musser tract, adjoining the This exhibition will be open this after-, noon and evening.

AH visitors will be welcome. jc; YEARS AGO: 'The anniversary of the Heidelberg Reformed Sunday school was held In the church in the evening. The program included: Address of welcome, by Knoa Woltman; solo and chorus, by Misses Frey. Nellie Stewart and Infant school; recitation, by Kit auppe: address, by lr. IHnsmore.

W. T. Oerber led th PERSONALS other professions while a general in- ini-in? of the school. J. una ou Ittie" Osdcn were organist, and F.

'vltation is extended to all. Dr. Flick '-will arrive here Thursday evening, Prfvious to the lecture he will Toe entertained at the Colonial hotel by Drs. I. C.

Gable, A- A. Long and J. II. Comroe. Marie Hartsler.

of this city, spent Sunday with friends in HarrUburg. F. Uartman, of Columbia. Is vinitlng his friend, Stuart Smith. 141 East Princess street.

Frank Bupp, Park Place, has returned home from a visit to friends in Gettysburg. Florence Slusser and Miss Elizabeth B. Williamson, both of Park street, have returned from a visit of several days with friends 'in Lancaster. W. A.

Markley and daughter, Esther, Chlcaso. are visiting in this city, the gHsts of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Roda-wlg. 654 West King rtreet. mm Flemmlng. son of tho livery COMPLETING CENSUS IN THE BOROUGHS fSpeclal to the York Daily.) Gettysburg, May 9. Gettysburg is In gala attire to welcome the delegates of the Pennsylvania Knights of the Golden Eagle, who are now arriving in large numbers for their annual state convention which opens In Walter's theater tomorrow morning.

Every hotel and business block in the town Is lavishly decorated for the occasion and hundreds of delegates and visitors have already arrived for the opening session. In conjunction with the convention of knights will be a similar gathering of the Ladies of the Golden Eagles, who will hold closed sessions in another hall. About 400 delegates are expected for the knights' convention and 250 for that of the ladies' auxiliary. The main convention will open with a public meeting and will be followed by a closed business session. Tuesday afternoon the principal event of the gathering will take place, when a large parade of castles and comman-deries from all parts of the state will occur.

Many bands have already arrived and will be in line. Numerous prizes are offered for the largest com-manderies and castles in line and for those coming the longest distances. It Is believed that more than a thousand members of the order will be in the parade. The state officers of the organization are as follows: Junior grand chief. John Dyer, Pittsburg; grand chief, Charles Denby, Philadelphia; grand vice chief.

William Y. Irwin. grounds of the York County Agricultural society being his largest undertaking in this direction. In the past few years Mr. Musser had severed his connection with most of these active business Interests and his only office at the time of his death was a director of the Farmers' National bank, to the board of which he had been elected to succeed Theodore Oehley.

deceased. Mr. Musser was born in Hellam township, near Musser's school house, his parents being John M. and Mary Strickler Musser. He removed to York about 38 years ago.

Coming of one of the old families of this section, he had a wide acquaintance In the county, besides his many friends and business associates In York. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Emma J. Musser; two. sons.

Walter E. and Howard S. Musser, and one daughter, Mrs. Harry D. Immel all of this city.

Irvinq Ni. Gross Irving M. Gross died at the residence of his brother. Victor M. Gross.

764 West Philadelphia street, yesterday at 4 p. from tuberculosis. The deceased, who was thirty-eight years old, haa been sick for the past year, the last eight weeks, of which he was confined to bed. He Is survived by four brothers and a sister as follows: Curtis M. Gross.

York; Albert Gross. Enumerators Have Until Next Saturday to Finish Checking off Reports at Supervisor Elliott's Office man. Frank Flemmlng. returned yester LEH MAYER BRO. The Old Reliable Proven Value Givers day from Baltimore, where he spent his vacation.

Nora Stough. 520 Salem avenue, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. T. P. Shearer, at Paradise.

this county. Dora Shive. of Seven Valleys, has returned home after spending several days at the guest of Miss Ada llewett, 12 West Jackson street. and Mrs. Robert Orwlg and son.

Robert, of Chambersburc. are the tuests SHffert, compter. Thomas If. Fulton, of Conewagn trib; W. B.

WSut-j, Conewingo tribe, and Theodore R- Cod. rus tribe, left for I'ottsville to attend the great win council of Improved OrdT of Red Men. C. C. Dorlun.

mayor of Texarkana. a former Yorker. p-'Ud a visit Tj old home. O. Wilton Batr.

of. Hanover, was tr. owner of a curiosity in the r.han of a hairless calf, two months old. LICENSE TOWED: Clerk of the Courts Fulton has Issued marriage licenses i follow st Elmer W. Walker and Julia Lausn-tnan.

both of Hanover. LETTERS GRANTED. Register of Wills Herbert has Issued the following: Letters of admlnist ration on the estate of Mary Ann Jacobs, of Paradise township, to R. O. Jacobs.

BUILDING PERMITS: City Knsif-eer MfKlnnon has issued permits as follows: Orace Cnited Kvanirellcal congregation, to build a one-story brick churcn ea-t ld Broad street between Market and Philadelphia streets, O. W. Keider, to build a two-story brick building rear 2.XJ South Queen street, C. A. Dempwolf.

to remodel the property Ktf South Duke street. MARRIED: SHETTF.Li. SUNDAY. On Friday. May 5, 19U.

by the Rev. O. P. Schelt-hamer. at his residence.

401 Madison avenue. Oeorge D. Shettel and Miss Annie It. Sunday, both of York R. D.

P.FPP OW'KNft On April 24, 191 by he Rev. E. Lenhart. 39 Et King streer. Clarence W.

Hupp and Clara B. Owens, both t.t this city. SHEETS WEISL'R. On May 7. 191ft.

th Trmity United Evangelical parson-ate. Kant' King street, by the Rev. M. I. Jamison, Frank Sheets and Vergia W'etsr.

AftTl N- -OGPKN. On My 5. l10, the home of the bride, North tieore street, by Klder Georice F. lUr. rison.

Mr. John H. Martin and MUs Florence M. Ogdn, both of this city. Norwood; grand high priest, Milton P.

Long Island; Victor M. Gross, York; Mrs. Rosle E. Hubley. York; T.

Walter Gross, Springfield, Mass. The enumeration of the census In the boroughs of Delta, Hed Lion, Dal-lastown, Felton, Spring Grove and Bast Berlin, has been comple'ed. The reports of the enumerators for these boroughs are in the hands of Supervisor Lewis C. Elliott at his office in the Federal building and the data is being carefully checked off. Nearly two thirds of the work of taking the census In York and Adam counUes has been completed.

About enumerators In the two counties have yet to rtport finally. Boroughs In which the enumeration has not yet been finished are Yoe, North York. Glen Rock. Shrewsbury. Wrightsvllie, Hallam, Bendersville.

Hunterstown, Llltlestown and New Oxford. The census enumerators in the boroughs and townships have until next Saturday to complete their work. of the former's parent Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Orwlg, 312 North Newberry street. Rudlslll and Mr. Pea. students Jacob A.

Small Jacob A. Small, a veteran of Schantz. Norrlstown; grand master of records, L. L. Gallagher; grand keeper of exchequer.

John B. Pearce, Philadelphia; grand sir herald, Horace V. Schantz, Allentown; grand first guardsman. Ewald Wlnzer, Perkasle; a the! at Pennsylvania college, Gettysburg. McLean Store News Ue McLean Store News Civil war, died last evening of a spent haturdsy and bunday with relatives complication of diseases at his home.

an1 friends this city. 520 McKenzie street, after a sickness Loucks. S23 Linden aveue. of six weeks. He was aged seventy- emnloved at Ardmore near Phiia.

grand trustees. Max Trankner. Phila delphia; George Lelninger, Philadel phia; Charles A. Shunkwiler, delphla. rpent.

Sunday with his family 8 -This is Mminnieir Dress BRIEFS Frank Flemmlng yesterday began bill Goods Time ing the oounty for the Rlngllng Bros. circus. Mrs. Mary Starr.haueh. of East Berlin, was admitted as a patient to the surgi AND ALL THIS WEEK WILL BE PART1CUARLY DE cal ward of the York hospital, last ntht.

inis city. Latena. a member of the Y. C. I.

faculty, who has been off duty the past week on account of the death of her brother at Winchester. has returned to her work. If. Moul. of the York Novelty company, left on Saturday with the Han.

over todire. Knights of Malta for Reading, where he will attend the sessions of the state convention. C. Irelan. of Baltimore, attorney at lw.

with the American Bonding and Trust company, of this city, and wife, spent several days with Mrs. F. Frey, 027 South Queen street. Sorber. who ha been visiting her son.

the Rev. George S. Sorber. pastor of the Bethany Reform church, left York yesterday afternoon for Pnttstown, where will visit her daughter. Mrs.

Georpe Oeemer. Carpenters yesterday repaired th American house scales, corner of Wet REAL ESTATE SALES The following transfers of properties were entered for record yesterday in the office of Recorder of Deeds Lau: liobert N. Wright and wife to William B. Welgle, two prtpertics In Lwisberry borough. Lloyd J.

W. Ports and wife to II. Clinton Smith, a bouse and lot in Han-ever borough. H. S.

Ibert and A. M. Hake and Carrie his wife, to Tillman Shank, a piece of gmund north side of King street. West York borough. George Stone, administrator c.

t. to cleorge H. Oemmiil. a plot of four years, eight months and twenty, nine days. Mr.

Small was a member of Company I6ath regiment Pennsylvania volunteer infantry and Battery Third regiment, Pennsylvania volunteer heavy artillery during the Civil war. The deceased Is survived by the widow and a daughter, Mrs. Isaac Steinmets. 444 South Queen street. Mr.

Small was a member of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church and of the Holy Name society con-! nected with the church. Charles NmI The body of Charles Noel, who was killed Friday in the Bolton freight yards of the Northern Central Railway company, at Baltimore. was brought to this city and Interred In the family plot In Irospect Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon. The body arrived here on the 12:56 p.

m. train and was taken direct to the cemetery. The service at the grave was conducted by the Rev. Joel T. Rossiter, of Reformed church, Calvert street, Baltimore.

A committee from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers acted as pall bearers, while members of the Ladies' auxiliary sang several hymns. VOTED TO THE vSpecial Distribution of Fine Summer Wash Fabrics We Have a wonderful collection for you to choose from with prices named that have been revised Market and Newberry streets. The city license bord will meet ti city hall Wednefday. Thursday and Fn-dny. between 7 and 9 p.

to hear aj-peals. Sanitary Officer Welsh yesterday fum DIED: TKMPl.KMAN.-On My 0. at 8:25 a. m. at her mudnoe.

on the W'rightsviile pike, Mary Virginia Tfm-jeman, daughter of the late tieorjre W. and Mary Templeman. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tfe funeral services Thursday gnted the residences, 217 South Newberry street and 4 Mayer avenue, both on a- rent in. Interment tr try's church at ist. Mary's cemetery.

count of diphtheria. Monroe Sourbler, West King street, RINGLING CIRCUS HERE MAY 31 who has been sick from stomach trouh for the past eltrht wk. returned to work at the A. B. Farquhar pl.int ye terday.

With All Big Features Presented at Madison Square Garden. Rmjjlim; Broihcitt' circus will exhibit at y.jrk, Tuesday, May It wht be tranM.rted to this city frnni HarrU-bur-. In 5 double-lent th railroad cars, and from Iter to Reading. Just cntiunilBte the following: 1,21) Solomon Sip neriT'ns fn ovm: n.ii Wesley C. Stick and Mary his wife, to Amanda Miller, lota Nos.

5 and 28 block N. Rudisill addition, i'enn Julia A. Retsinger and Joseph Rei-slnger, her husband, to Harry M. Ole-weUer, a tract of land In Lower Wind-tor township. Jacob D.

Helges to Mary Smith, a property Ea-U Market street, city of York. Samuel Waltemeyer to Silas w. Waltemyer, 134 perches land Hopewell township. James W. Grove, assignee of Julian ReWmger.

to Julian Relsinger, a tract of land In Ixwer Wlindsor township. East York Improvement company to Standard Wire Cloth and Screen company. 2. OS acres land Spring Garden tow nf hip. Zion's View, May ft.

The funeral of. draw the hundreds of odd wheeling structures: a zoo of los caues. -in i. Solomon Sipe. who died last Thursday The monthly meeting of the Ladies' A I society ot St.

Mark's Lutheran chunh will held this evening nt tbj home of Mrs. Philip W. Burg. 111 Eart King street. The East York Improvement company has sold to the Standard Wire Cio.h company a tract of 2 hS acres of land tt "Valley Forge." In Sprimrtrarden township.

The Rev. W. S. Drommond. 120 Wirt Princess steet, pastor of Bethel A.

M. K. church. Wert Klnc freet. will leave today for West Chester to attend tne conference of the African Methodist Ep s- phaj.ts and "hay eating" animals; aorH of tents and a street parade over lhrer miles In length.

The Is made un of 125 num. bent and will be seer, here Identically an 27-inch Egyptian Tissue; in white grounds with colored plaids, very fine, light weight 25 27-inch Ramie Suiting; in light heavy voile effect 25 30-inch Soisette, Mercerized Finish; all shades, fast color 25 27-inch Mercerized Rajah Pongee; all shades 25 27-inch Caugo Cloth; a rough cloth with a Pongee weave, high lustre, all the plain and fancy shades 1 33 30-inch Printed Flaxon very sheer, in small neat patterns; yard 17 27-inch Silko, permanent mercerized finish, white grounds with small black and colored figures 12H in the insane asylum, at- Harris-burg, took place toaay from the morgue of John A. Bahn at 10 a. m. Interment was made in Zion's View cemetery, the Rev.

Adam Slump, of York, oitjc-iating. Miss Mary Virginia Templeman pre.ier.iea ounnjf tne snow's phenun.enal runs at MadUon Square Garden. New ork. and the Coliseum, Chicago. Chief among the big features Is Ar thur Saxon, a German giant of ninscle MrtfcK.

On May 0. m. at 4:15 a. I at his residence. No.

West Market Henry Musaer, aired 1 years, 3 months and 'Jrt days. Relatives and are invited to at-ptnd Ui funeral ertc' Thursday attr-toon at 2 clock. Kindly omit flover. Inumini at lnpet 1UH cemUry. Laucauder paper please eiiy.

lO-it SJ On May U. lSlu, at 4 p. No. 7-V4 WeM I'hiladelphia street. Irving Gross, sued years.

Iu? notice of funeral wilt be given. FKER. On Hunday. May at his rewj-len. 511 Coiieite avenue, at T-3i p.

Jost-ph K. Bhaffer. aged 70 years, 5 months and days. Helativea and friends are respectfully Invtled to attend the funeral oervices W)ii-Kly afternoon, at the honw. at '2 o'clock.

Interment private. In prospect Hid cernery. HKNimiCKSON. Cm Mty Rip), at 15 at STTJ West Cottage Place, of whoopina eoueh. Ralph Hen-drlckson.

Infant sun of IHlwood J. and Ijla llMOi-kkson. ad 6 months and 14 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral service at the parents' residence Wednesday afternoon at 2 rlock. Interment a I'roapect Hill eem-etery.

ROSS. On- May t. at 1 p. Phebe Frankelberiier Ross, widow of the lal liiiam R. Rorjs.

of near Ronivllle. Funeral Thursday. May 12, services at the hoiiM at lo o'clock a. m. Relatives and friends are invited Ut attend thu funeral without further notioe.

Interment at Friend' cemetery, near Weilsviiie. C. A. 8TRACK A. SON Fuaerai Directors.

I5d-16u S. Oeorga St. J. M. BRICKER tTndertaker, 3C- est Markst St, m.a 24-inch Silk Pongee rough weave, all shades; yard 39 27-inch French Eolienne Silk Finish Poplin weave; all shades, yard 50 27-inch Figured Batiste; Jacquard effects; in blue, lavender and tan 39 27-inch Silk Batiste; in small self dots 27-inch Silk Batiste; in all plain shades 27-inch Printed Warp Tissue in plaid and stripes, Persian designs 27-nich Mercerized Foulards; in dots and neat figures 25 27-inch Cotton Voile Chiffon Finish light weight, yard 25 27-inch French Organdies; in all new styles, just arrived; the wanted fabric; vard 27-inch Mercerized Striped Poplin; all shades 25 27-inch Myapia Poplin; colored ground with corded stripes 25 who has smaohed all worlds records for feats Of strength.

Twice a day with Miss Mary Virginia Templeman, re i I tap circus he siptorts thirteen men on siding with her flster, Mrs. Lmma4 Ulick pUlnk f0rty tert long, and 2.V-Koch. in Springets-bury township, pound barbell, while lying upon his back. uiiin fij'ijiiv iwi ionic, niui ri Springets-bury township, i pound barbell, while lying upon his back. PUBLIC SCHOOL GARDENS The public garden committee is eopal church.

John Kllnit. 14 East Market streit. was discharged from the medical wsrd of the York hospital yesterday. M-s. Gorirle Windf-rsen, Stewartstown; and Mis Esther Stump, of Dallastown, wire admitted to the surglf-al ward.

Wrightsvllie pike, died yes- Eleven of the men sit on the plank, it 3 o'clock fr.i., a cm- which he balances on his feet. The re-it ociock mu a i -m two anti the harben he holds along the a about to begin tts work, and anyone i terday desiring a garden Is requested toildtcaton or diseases. Miss i empie- Wjth Lis hands. The combined wtlyht notify the chairman. Miss C.

V. Keesey. I man, who had ne. South for her 1 at once. The gardens are for the us health, returned home two weeks ago.

Xn.nT.h hit hr.h,r of families to raise vegetables and are i when rbm entered the ork hospital for he supports a bridge weighing over two 30-inch Figured Batiste; in light and dark ounds 12 grou situated on Boundary avenue between Queen and Pine streets. AMUSEMENTS Cutting and Zuida heading the hill at the Mystic Star theatre this week dem- treatment. She was discharged about tons while an automobile can yms: ix ow. p.issnii?rs Is driven over. This Is a cmvi- a week ago.

She was a daughter of ne(J of over three George W. Templeman deceased. For Another equally Important factor of a r.f vear she condut-ted a the Rlnu'ling Brothers" show Is F.mst Clark. This Intrepid performer has at onstrated their MUty as enterta4nT i wman 8 notion store on South Geor Ust the impossible 1 at nirl.t performances. Their act street, the building now occupied o( turnlnK a complete triple somer-' not but ha8 lifo hy Beck-a ciar tore.

opposite the tault flying; from one trapeze to Cuttings rianol.sue comhi.ed o-inch" Printed Dimity; light grounds 30-inch Narcisse Striped Batiste; large and small patterns: yard 10 Piles Cured i'ei. pn is survi.eu i.y Thpl) Rchurnan i from i anrt miiMC ana maae an lnstaj.tnn- brother. Arthur C. Templeman this city Circus Schuman. Berlin.

Ormmy. ecu a hit with the audiences. He played and one sister, Mrs. Krnma Koch. (They roll one another about in huse beer! both classical and popular mulc with narms, urum nuui i.nn1- nn'i fr.u'l cleverness.

na a ricn cin- waltz on their hind legs. One horse traito voice nd her sonirs were reced ed James Co'e STEAL GRAVE MARKERS 'smokes a pipe. Another nhakes himself; James McLean (El Sons with favor. She wore a number of hand some costumes, effecting rapid changes. The funeral services of James Coyle.

from his harness, and. after dlsiodin I 433 Walnut was held -eer- JOTe Vh'eWv nawmcr. 30 Hundreds of Fearful Cscs of Chronic Pfl.s Cur.d in a Few Days With lvsier ana vjmnn, me oancinc- nov. day at o'clock in St. Patrick 4 i Three herds of elephants.

imp-i-ted this presented some new ones in wooden shoei iri rrT iri rri church. mass of requiem was yeaj. play a proo or naneny 1 nfy dundnit and were applauded to he echo celebrated bv Rev. Father Shields, aa- 1 for their neat work. Havs Been Taken During Ysar From Graves of Soldiers The members of the General John Sedgwick post 37, A.

have been considerably annoyed by the disap- Pyramid pile Cure, bend for Free Trial Today There Is no longer any necessity for suffering the exeruciatlng agony, itch- comedians. lad nev 1 1 up rriium, o.ii(i, hi irr rinf. liUtant nastor at St. Patrick's Church. "n.ntiMi( tlk with nno another hI The services we re lareely attended though thev had been used to u'-in the rmethlne- in a happy vein that i all of their live- on and their act was further enhamed number Of beautiful Amoritr the serlallsts are iho Alex hv jr-jod slnslnit.

in and pain of puea Hundreds of and a ha of markers from the grave cases of men and women who fioral tributes. Mr. 1 oyie naa neen troupe from Hussia and the Flying in the blK hill of lifr motion pictures a member of Company 11, First reg- f-inUhs. of Oennany: the Ix.rch family tnere was nluch to interest and nmiiw of soldiers who are buried In York suffered for ten, twenty and thirty cemeteries. About 30 have disappear- i from this fearful disease hav Intent.

Pennsylvania mounted volun- i f- Amonlr 7ho been cured in a few days or weeks. All A comedy playlet entitled "The Out- tin we prove. t.jii.. li.i. ilirl l.Atr df-aler of this city, will be married to Miss Bsther Brewer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. II. Brewer, of New York city. The wedding ceremony will occur in the Ohev Sliolcm synagogue at 7:30 p.

m. A wedding reception will be held in the ballroom of the Colonial hotel at 8:30 p. m. and supper will be served to the guests in the main dining room. Hut we want you to prove it your In the m'nasfTO mav tt roiin.

Mar- i self without it costine von a e.lt We win. a monkev thst wears male at ttre. estford ami Hock nt the Alhamhra (he want to sen you a free trial uackaae W(1wlt' post, o. ii, t.ranu Army or hims-lf. eats his food nt tahlo flrrt three days of this week, ple.

Madam ritfht now free Of charge. So Just!" Ot wnicn oyit; was witn KniTij anu mrn nn piavs ninrinex. crowded houses last nlcht. send your name a and address today to a member, conducted the burial ritual vlTlet'and 'hu' wV bCe'in at the house. Chaplain Joseph R.

a mrnlaturV brass hed leisurely through the woods and Is 1 eld the address below up hy the outlaw. He searches her han- Pyramid Pile Cure has cured the assisted by Post Commander Victor Cleaner Company 133 North George Street Manufacturer and dealers in Vacuum Cleaning Machines. The Victor Stationary BroomeU'. Patent The Santos Electric Portable The Invincible Electric Portable CLEANERS TO RENT. We make an exclusive business of Vacuum Cleaners.

Call and see the different machines In operation. VICTOR CLEANER COMPANY, 133 N. Georje Street worst forms of piiea known r-. I has: and in It finds a pair nt handciffs YORKERS BUY FLORIDA LANDS an(. revolver iiv Bmafiuel Brwin, conducted the ser- Irtint relief -an yoftri hv nqtrtir The pallbearers were members K.

B. M'leary and Charles M. nia nacres to lock the cn'ffs upon his during the year. A member of tho post on a vlH to prosper ceme- Sunday, noticed that within a small territory four markers have been Verrioved from veterana' graves. Thes included the gTaves of Samuel Ilsjen-frltz, ex-chaplain of the poet, and Michael Buckley.

It Is believed that persons cominsr to the cemetery, who wish to do some riipginff but have not provided themselves for the purpose, use the markers as trowels. In many cases the markers break and are surreptiously removed. The markers are the property of the post and taktnar them away constitutes a felony. It is claimed, and if the prartic Is not stopri, prosecution 5s hinted at. ly reduces all coiii? st ion and sweillntt.t the A' as follows: Cicero Da- Wtlljelm, of thi city, who have been wrlwts.

maklni; him her prisoner. heala ail sores, ulcers and irritated ran, John A. Morrison, Reuben S. upending several eeks in Florida. then r-veals to him that ahe Is a fn ate dr-tv-ttve.

A fine mnvlne ph'ture pro- Moist, and William Warner. The body pram concludes the performance parts. The moment you start to uue it. your sulTerinK ends and the cure of was taken on the 11:30 o'clock train to Lancaster where further services were held and interment mad in St. Mary's cemetery- havo made several purchases of land near Punta Oorda.

Mr. Wilhelm has bought a 10 acre farm upon which he will build a bun-gafw for use as a pleasure resort during the winter for hmself and friends. I your dred dis ae is in sight. ABE TRATTNER TO WED The nuptials will be attended by. guests from New York city, Boston, Philadelphia.

Pittsburg, Altoona. Wil- liamsport, Harrisburg. Iarica8ter, Jettysburg, Wilmington, Haiti- more, Hagerstown, and other cities and towns. Kla borate preparations for the entertainment of the guests are under way. Bf-tween and 700 invitations have been issued.

The guests from out of the city will number about 300. It Is expected that the number of guests coming from New York city will be The wedding will be the moat elaborate Hebrew social function that has been held here In a number of years. It renders an operation useless. Re-Fldes, to cut into piles often results in terrible, prolonged agony. 8end your name and address to Mr.

MeCleary has made a purchase Ceremony Tonight Miss Esther Brewer Will be the Bride Visitors from New York city, PART OF THUMB TORN OFF W'olford Iease. an employe of the Pyramid Drue; 2o Pyramid Bulid of peveral hundred Arr.g of triicliinir tor a tree trial 1 1 Pullman Ventilating company, while: land. He has already contracted for' injr. Marshall packare. hurg and Altoona arrived in this -ity at his work yesterday had the, ball sinking of two artesian wells and last night to be present tonight at the After you receive the sample, you Try Dispatch Want Ads.

Estley Piano-Caged Organ for $50 This orsran win rcejvd In exchsnr for a pino. Oririnal prl" was 15o. Other orirans from ilO upwards. Pay jr.T.t of $1 ww if received. Weaver Wareroomr, Broad St.

Tratrner-Brewer nuptials which will take place here. Abe Trattner, a wholesale lteuor carl get a regular-Size package Of. munm tn. nt i-it na-nu hjifi wn.i vm rnar. iuitnr irnprovernnts utir- Pyrarnid Cure at your druggist's was taken to the office of Dr.

J. E.Mnj the summer looking to the cultiva-for 50 cents. IDehoff, where his injury waa dressed. tion of the land next fall..