The Bradford Star from Towanda, Pennsylvania • Page 2

THE UHAUFOKI) fcTAlt, THVitSDAY. ALGL'ST 10, I8P9. AN INFAMOUS RECORD. THE STATE LINE BRIDGE. THE RESULT OF TH PRIMARIES.

THE BRADFORD STAR. K1UUS. Farruorp very bin Imrvcatln. W. V.

IUlnr UMdu a I trip lo tbe con i. ly One Cent a Word WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW. With tho exiition of two dint- Diuku MuiiilunluJ lur bliepm Din- Uuw a Hun Couttnunlly A Leltur from K. tic 1 lait Prt.Uy. I JU5T IN I riots, 2J Athena and Kant Tusca- A number uf lliu Utile friendt of Uortlia Kills Uulrayofl tbw luteiuitn ol the 1'euplo of Ita Uwu Couuty.

Tho treacherv of the Bradford 11 in 11 if ml, rn of Tita m-ll. unt, im rch use oi tM9iit Fitday at br liotue.il belnf hr birthday. rora, yet to hear from the vote rmst for the several RdnublieAn caudi- iue-fit-mn not-UI at J. l-aimer wm Mmid all B.eiunJ torn Ibcuiwlvca very Aram toward the peoplo of this dates was as follows Tt-liMlinB iti-niK'Hy of tiny i ,1 or pr.Kine uli.r mi. ui will Inner! ntitit tn i.f tvrt.iicil, i iim.

mri.l wnii.t-il. tiy fur h1 rt'iit or rxi Ihihh. in iNh column for ottlv tit wui.l for 30 wmdn. aiiil for ra. li MiMlllnnal word first lie or I Inn.

Kurti HilHiltntml limnllon ce.il per word. No inwrllon to he Ip-n limn 10 ccnU. couuty is one of the most infamous BnHRiFF. lmpriivemenH mada lo and around our ot-hmmo have added greatly to lb appear records ill the history of tho conn Ureeu. The Athens Gazette last week pnblitthe.1 a letter from ex-Commit-siouor W.

K. (irecn on tho Rnbject of the State line bridge. This week it will be the turn of the Argus to copy the letter from tho Gazette, and next week ihe Gazette will have to copy something else from the Argas. In order that the read era of the Star may know what Mr. Krauoftil Siienea uf Bribery and Corrulttloii at tho rollH.

The RepubUaau primaries which were held last Saturday resulted in the nomination of Homer B. Drake for sheriff; J. Andrew Wilt, pro-thonotary; Oeo. T. Ingham, register and recorder; Messrs.

l'itcher and Spakliug, commissioners; Ar nold and Aird, auditors and D. Pratt, coroner. i. ni OF Drake 5141 NEW FALL STYLES ty. Oae would think that an ance of the place.

Robinson 423G WAN lill. PUBLISHED BVKKY THUHHDAY AFTBB. editor who was born ftutl brought ip in the county would have some kothonotahy. 'titereBt in tho welfuro of the peo- MOOS AT TOWANDA, PA. Intend ftl th portofflc.

ewnd-clM. matter Wilt i 35fl(i Ancle 30H4 I r-niilli, le, and. that instead of lighting them he would try to work for their Gordon 1 2551) Pr aiiuuinln ami Uikum. U-il on Jl. D.

Il-i good. Not so with the Argut. The 0lHllU Ureen has to aay on the subject we print his letter in full. It is aa follows rkqihtrk ani rkcohdkb. JJpio, imat free.

I aiOBt disgraceful and corrupt ever Aram has alwayB been tho enemy I known in tne history 01 we county of the people of Bradford county. Calvow Wanted, HI client fnnh price pnld for veal orItcs at overy Mommy. Jn7 Murphy it Tyrrell. lleiilKJii French ha been Cardiff ror a eoupte of l.rol.en til which begot by fllhit through a hole in Ihe burn. Aug.

a. BOURNE. An lnlertv.tl.iR wrddina; took plnce here Tuea-dny, Auk. H. at oVIwk p.

by which Iwo and well known youn people were uiittmt In maniane. Tne ountrnotlna: parlloe were Mlwi l4na ItrnKue of thta place and Geo. Watkluaof UlBltir. Tho ceremony waa performed by Hev. Jonet of Ulster, at the home of Ibe brhle'a p-trenta, Mr.

and Ura. Stephen Blague. Oharlea K. Ilranuc, a bi other of Ihe bride, waa but man, and Mist Irene Warner of Albene.waa bridesmaid. Tbe bridal parly stood benetih an arch of beautiful flowers while the ceremony was performed, A bountiful supper waa aerveH C.

HEVKRLTi Itdltor. Thousands of dollars were used in Wkht Nkw Brkihtok, 8. 1 N. Y. July 29.

1899. heuever the rights or interests of the people have clashed with those Smiley Editor A Ihmn Gazette tueaXkkb, FOB 8ALK. 3957 15117 17(57 1440 4107 3b'64 buying voters and barrels of beer aud whiskey were furnished for the ''howlers" and their dobauchery. For weeks and months Boss Lilley Dear Sir I see by the papers that the of the politicians, the Argus has al State Line bridge is brought up a a prom wayB taken sides against the peo Martha! 1 inent quefUioQ in tbe campaign for couuly ple. Whenever the people have has been putting forth every effort oommiwiouer, nod is being used ngiinat J.

nwmru dkuiohi. 1. Any p.r.on who take, a P.p7 reipil.riT Irom JoeluMe hether dirt 111 hi. of or whelh.r h. ba ubacrlb.d OI nil.U reepunelble for payment.

II peraon order, hi. pair dl.eontlnned he mu.t Jarre. or the p.ibll.her may ooiitlnji. tu Mind It until payment I. md, whether the paper taken from the a The oourte have decided that lake n.w.p.per.

or rroroth. or rVmu.lnir nd levli. them uncalled for I. prim, tooto evidence oi Intentional fraud HOUHF, AND LOT, CORNISH FOl'R PH AND niton Towanda. For umtk-ulpra, li.ipilre at P.

J. Urennau's ounf.cllimery store, H-llr-1 pOOIt DRIVING IIOItHR.klnd ami gentle, 1 VT yenra old; alno open htipicy and Mingle har ni'ss, tiBHity new, all at a bargain. C. L. Kurilu.

Wynox, Pa. Bid-Si been robbed and plundered by un ti. Murray, aa a candidate. iuis, i to force bis candidate, Drake upon the people. Money was lavishly faithful othoers, the Argut has and upheld thoBe officers.

think, ia mibleariing and wrong, for in my opinion that question was side-tracked and nettled daring my term of otliue. 00MMI881OKEH8. Pitcher 5059 after which Mr. and Mrs. Wotkins left for a wed-dluK tiip.

and on their return will reside In Uls used in all sections ot tlie county, Whenever an oihoer has dared to and promises still more lavishly ad. Act oi tne i.egi8iunre wag poseti in FI1WT-0LAS8 (JROHOB WOOD OrKa, Spalding 4905 0 nifi) rinfrflr cow nut iiiaciiiiie. ai uie uim um prlre. K. N.

Decker, uor, iNo. Maiu and Clifnt-niit Hta TowHiidn. 810-21 used. It IB reported that in some cases the same office has been do his duty and Btood up for the rights of the people, the Argus has attacked and abused that ollicir. for the par pose uf Bettlinir a ilht between Northnmberland and Union counties.

This Aut amended in 1891, made it ter- They have the beat wishes of all ror their future happiness. Aug. 9. WILAWANA. Charles Sbsffvlslled In Chemung laat week.

The Democratic caucus will beheld Aug. 19. The I-Hdles' Aid waa held at John Kllpatrick'a 'promised" to as many as a dozan compulsory for alt county commisiouerH OUR CELE BR BATED E. M. SPECIAL DERBY.

All styles in Pearl, Crush and Fedora Hates. Shirts, Ties and Clothing. J. A. DECKER.

Slfd The editor of the Argut has most of HI Vannoy 3252 Wilson Elomet IV.TT 717 AUI)lt6ltS. Arnold 3951 people in consideration of their under certain conditions, to rebuild or re' tho time pretended to be a Demo construct budges owned by corporations supporting Drake. Hut it was on 10' crat; but haB always held himself when destroyed by ice or otberwiee, and Saturday alteration and evening abandoned by the corporation. Under that out for sale to the Republican 3507 Aird. last week.

Miss I.lazle Sault returned on Monday to her that tins carnival ot corrnption ana bosses for a very moderate price. Act we bunt tne ivzai labored, aDd which to-day brings a Urge bribery reached its height. The home In Bath. In the 70's when W. H.

Dimick amount ot trade to Athens and Hay re. Benjamiu 2932 Oird i 2825 The Ruccessful ctndidate for Coro GOOD FAKM ft26 acres; 270 Improved; plenty uf wood end wntur. For onto, whole or part. Jttuiea Wood, TowhikIr, HUtf was nominated for congress in this Liilloy gang at that time seemed to throw aside all pretena of decency rule we were building tbis tne tstnts Line bridge loomed up and claimtd the district the at first exposed and the scenes of debauchery ad 3047, I'OWRlt KN'llNH in gmtd con lion, nt bargain. Ij.

Kobliuon, Hortihrook, same ritzhto that theTozer bridge people had. While I was entirely opposed to the Molt Dohell and son of Waverly were visiting here, Saturday. Miss Ethel Llndslev visited friends In Horse-hestlB last week. Kobert Siincoe of Owens Mills spent Sunday with his brother, here. Several from here attended tbe show at Waverly, Saturday afternoon.

bribery and corruption which took oinc it will be his record and declared that he was an unfit man for the place and should not bo elected. Mr. Dim ner, D. L. Pratt, From the fori sot-n that K.

mishioner led niea ot Having Bradford county build place in Towanda and vicinity for Corn- riimply beggar description. In lo- ticket by over IiJNK FAKM -H2 acre, In atftbl of Hnyre; all 1 liiiprovuil; well wtUi-red: hniltiliiKH. At tit van J. U.McCHrty, Marble Works, Tut amin, Pa. iiliUf ick paid the editor of the Argut a 500 votefl and hid 'iiftarest competl Mi.

I.sura lloswortb ot Pitts ton waa visiting wanda township it is reported that votes were bouirht and sold in the visit, and the next week the Argut tor bv 700 voteaJ This result in at W. A. Boa worth's lait week. retracted everything it had said most open manner without even the face of th fait that the Lillev Heeley ftlrchard and son of Bay City, declared that Mr. Dimick was the AT A BAKUAIN, SMiorw Ktilnetuid Bo Icr.

Monroe hmw-iiiHI mn in tie mini other litfli- complete. In good (otidiliuii. Adtireu I. lint-Icy. Foot Of Plane, Pa, 6-1-lot DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

STATE. For Supreme Court Ju.1b STKPHKN MKSrREZAT, Payette County. For Superior Court Judge CHAUI.Kfl J. RKIU.Y. Lyoonitng Gouuty.

For BU(e TrfMuwr- WI1X1AM T. CUKA.SY, A BASKET OF EGGS. pretense of concealment. In some '-BONI THE BOGUS. best nun that could possibly be called on old friends here last week.

Miss Ora Monroe, who la Working in Sayre, spent Sunday with ber parents here. wards of Towanda borough it was nearlv as bad. Both ReuublicanB fonnd for the place, and warmly I-VAHM IN W1LMOT TOWNSHIP, iW AUUK8, huptovcil, good buiidiiiHH, well wMtrrd. Also It-am of horttre, fi head of otitic, bay. itraln Mrs.

Jane Thomas, who baa b' en visiting In supported him from that time on bridge for Tioga county, N. Mews. Wolt and Horton both favored threw the responsibility of defeating it on rue I sncoeeded in side-tracking the scheme by-getting it into court, well knowing that the court would never issue a mandamus compelling us to build the State Line bridge. While tlii was still pending, the Legislature amended the Act that the time for re building is limited to ten years. There is no other bridge in the State thut can be by that Act.

Tbe law, as it now stands, rays (b it any bridge destroyed by ice or otherwite, will have to go before tbe grand jury, pass them, and go through the same process as any other bridge before it reaches the county com mimi oners. I wish, fuither, to say that the people of and Democrats were voted indis Waverly for some time, has returned home. uittl all kind of fariiihtK iniU-mvuta. Adriref. The4ro.

afterwards sued Dimick criminately. 8. B. Comstock and wife of Elrafra, and as. Wilsey of Hoiseheada are visiting fiends here.

in the courte of Wayne county for llumbl Count. crowd knifed Mr. Titcher wherever they could muHt very gratifying to Mr. Pitcher ajuLJiia friends, as a proof of the npreciation of hie good work in ih interest of the peoplo. Only forjtltH fact that Lil-iny aud his lioutf inH made a desperate fight for Sliding, he would have been defeated.

Benjamin for Auditor was too fc-avy a load and could not be pullef! through. Tho While the voting was in progress the price of this treachery, nut set BoB left his own ward, went P. M. (jult'k, iuioit iieuu, ra. vu-ii 4 ACRES OF WOOD I.AND.WRU, WAT- treri.

For particulate. Inquire of John lecKflti, addnbuig. Pa. ts')2L SOItltFT. HOKSK, WRHiHT ABOUT IK 1U; I mi liout.

Address Omar Cliilson. Krmnk-lindale, P. S3-2 to the st cond ward and there took DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. tled the case without daring to let it come to trial. In 1893 the Argut sold its columns to Boss Lilley fi Annuel EAST TROY.

Mrs. Ioule McDowell Is visiting her mqUier, Mrs. Justin Campbell. charge of a crowd of nfgroes whom he marched to the polls in a body Pursuant to a resolution of the the an out and out money consideration with the assistance of his son, and and helped to defeat the Demo Mis. Uertb Campbell and children of Elmira rati lord county are under obligations to EfTffB con be cooked in more thnn 500 different way In some Swiss rHlnces estf" arc in circulation in lieu of money- A ft'umlf Ritlmciii, when fully niutured, will lay ojckh per annum.

A cooxl hen will lay in her lifetime, av-oniinn 31-, yenrt. from KHJ to 7W egys. The num. the extinct winrless liird of New Zealand, whs 15 feet hiyli au used to lay okks ten hirlios luujr. An Atlautic liner on eneli trip, from Liverpool tn New York curries over eKirs, which are consumed by itn pas The Cbiiiene honor their puests by plnciiijr before tlieiu the oldest was bio, which uie considered tln-rr yreutest delicncy.

An ojitilch'H ess, which wt-inlis three pounds, is equal in bulk to about o0 hems' ant! is amply suliiviciit to provide meal for ten men. Kir John Lubbock, who once Wept a SIX HORSK WKSTINOHOUSK ENGINE, wild lank and wkoii; hImo Wet I rehouse No. 2 Hi rentier. Uamutl Chatuberlnjn, Jr My-vrBburjc, Pa. 8 3-lt as each voter came to the polli canvass and of Wilt and Democratic primaries hr BnJW cratic ticket.

This he has never Count Boni de CaRtellnne finds that being the of mi heiress is something of a white man's burden, even in Franco. Utiifl Observer. The Prince Monaco has refused to light a duel with that infuriated little pinwheel, Count Boni de Castcllane, for the reoiin that the "count" has assumed title tluit does not belong to him." The ridiculous Count de Castcllane is suffering sorely for his anti-Dreyfus indiscretion. The Prince of Monaco retorts that he is only a pretender to nobility, nnd some of the papers have undertaken to prove that he is a bo'iis count who got money by marrying it. Columbus Dispatch.

The Piiuce of Monaco merely retorts that Anna Gould' husband is a bogus count. This is admirably" calculated to promote discord in the Castcllane fmn-ily. If the charge is true, Prince Albert can afford to leave his antagonist's puu-ishnient to Custcllanc's swindled wife. Buffalo Express. are visiting fi lends here.

John V. Dal lard is still quite low; Mrs. Pal lard was reported 111 Ust Sunday. dared to deny, though we havo county will be neiu on Ancnitia. 1899.

in the severa, Lilley handed him a ticket already prepared, and actually forced him to deposit in the buz, and the OT8K AND LOT, corner North Main and Mrs. William Baldwin poisoned herself with Hon. Lm Kinner ol tne House, and to a. b. Mitchell of the Senate, for their valuable services in thin work.

W. K. Grkes, Ez-Connty Commissioner. It will bo observed that this let challenged him to do eo again and asrain. When Mr.

Decker was ji.im tn nominate can- liemniil streets, inu-cuiM locaiiou; dioii-mnrovfmenm. Guy O. llolli.ii. 7 iuif election officers actually received luguam is most nfeiarkaoie. tsotn are poor men whi went iut i the contest with alHthe politicians against them.

Tey conducted a clean canvass, bought no votes nor liquor for voters and won against great odds. Theire ia the kind of didates for the following othces, viz: Ivy, recently, aud Is reported quite 111. Uhatlee Hooker had a birthday party one day last week; aeventy-alz guests were present. running for office in 1896 the editor these votes without a protest. One candidate for county of the Argut oflered to support him ter in no way contradicts what the Our youiir people went to VauIIom glen on a one for When this shameful scene was one for county treasurer, it be would promise to give tne Ar over some of these same colored one for court 1 we 111 ii if For fralo.

The Bruce proper In Towanda, Kiat side of Vllljttm (mar Jits. Lunia property). In Inn order; gocd neighborhood and hnudy lo lotion. Kmc)' Ivrtnn and noo'l hnriiaiii. Alno ehtiap tenon I dwelling In Towanda twp.

AIho room to rt-nt to re 1 in hie tenants. Annly to utile- of On as. (bi. Hall. Attorney.

No 20 nt-roiid St Towutida, Pa. qui all the publio printing. Mr. Stab has already eaid about the attempt to foroe this bridge upon the taxpayers of Bradford county. In people were seen displaying their Decker replied that he would not ty register and recorder, one for coroner, tvto for county picnic one day last week; all report a very enjoyable lime.

There are two family gatherings thfa week th are of Interest to our citizens the Field reunion and the Gamble reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Itament of Towanda visit money on tne streets ana noasnng politics that is toxhe eucon raged aud commended.

Marshall also made aremarkablerua considering the time he devoted to tho canvasH deed, the letter corroborates nearly consent to use the publio money to buy political snpport.and the Argus thev had receivea it lor meir votes commissioners, and two for county queen bee for 15 years, tested its eyus and stated they were us fertile at that uye us when tested l'J years before. and many of them were also dis FUlt St ALU UK HKNT. and alto eirui ed last week witb the lady's sister, Mr. Joseph BANKRUPTCY LAW POINTS. did everything possible to deleat him.

After Mr. Decker was elect and with tho noliticians acainst ih. noiintv committee, a playing bottles of whiBkey which A hen's vpv contains ns mini, fihineu- Bull, and attended the Hooker birthday party. The ladles of the Baptist church beld an ice him. It is a proud thing to know everything that the Btab has said.

Mr, Green, however, fails to mention the very active part taken by Mr. J. H. Murray in trying toj force this bridge upon the taxpayers. Mr.

Green seems to think ITK)R BAI.K OR HUNT A BTEAM A Nil n-iitcr power mill hiofitcd nt Motiroetnn, on the lino of the Lelii-jh Valley and Barclay Railroads. 20 acrua of land, a bant; in out and tary matter its pouutU of cherries or The burden of proof on an objection to member of the county committee i Mh wMino- district, and two they claimea mat cney naa receivea (or the same purpose. During Sat ed the editor of the Argut again proposed to support him for a sec cream featival. Saturday afternoon and evening at tho home uf Mrs. Lainent, Tbe receipts were a discharge rests upon the creditor.

that there are thousands of Republicans in the couutv who will not grapes, 1'2 pounds or apples, -i pouuus or pears or 2 pounds of gooseberries. three floors, fully equipped with modern ma- urday Lilley met a load of Towan A genera assignment is an net of members of the vigilance committee Mtntina HlRtrict. nearly 910. Aug. 7.

ond term if he would give the ri all the public printing. Mr. Decker The approximate weight of the compo sell themselves for boodle and rum. bankruptcy, irrespective of the solvency or insolvency of the debtor. da township "Heelers" at a wen known liquor store and before the nent parts of an etrii are as follows: tne BURLINGTON.

Ill a The county convention will meet cm ncry ior ninitoiuoiure ni uonr anu leca. Good buck wheat producing country, good markets eanl I reached, Water power uod niont of the your cheap coal, Ponsennloti Riven April I89S. A rare opportunity. For N. N.

BltTTH, Towanda, Pa. fl7tt again indignantly refused this in that the matter was finally 4'6ot-Med" by the decision of the court in A referee in bankruptcy has no power shell, one-tenth: white, six-tenths; yolk, three-tenths. Kmr, like fresh meat, con crowd started for tne polls several at the court house in Tillv. Aueust 22, 1899, at 2 the mandamus case. If Mr.

Green famous proposition, saying that lie would never consent to use the to determine the title of property held adversely under a claim of right. tains 75 per cent of water. lemijohns of liquor were placed in There will ft game, of ball here, Saturday, Mi" HlMncbe Bird leave to-day for an ex i 1H4T, tho year that the Cochin thinks thatf the peoplo of Waverly, their wagon. Hundreds and prob tn rwmive returns from said A partner cannot be discharged from LEGAL public money to bny political snp' China fowl was introduced into Ktihiiid, tended visit in Athens. ably thousands of dollars were primaries and certify nominations port, whereupon the Argus immed partnership debts without tirst making Ids fellow partner a party to the pro Buiilli Nichols and wifs attended church at 1 EXECUTRIX'S tcnlamrnl-i ry on ho estate ol Michael Maiunov.

do spent on Saturday in Towanda and Luther's MHta, Sunday. iately begun its course of slander ceedings. its cKt-s were in such demand that when sold the were placed in one sctile and guineas in the other, each egg literally Belling for its weight in gold. ceased. Uie of the Tovnnliiu its immediate vicinity ior votes ior Mlra Princes Uu Inlander has been en rased to of canaiaaien tu --primaries and to transact any other nmnerlv broneht before aud abuse against Mr.

Decker, No transfer of property, lien or incum i feu jfmriiea tne notice is shy slven that all pernoim indebted to t-nld teaoh the Luther's Mills school. Drake, and the people who were which it has kept np ever since. N. or the stockholders in the old bridge have given np their attempt to get this bridge rebuilt at the expense of Bradford county, he iB not so well informed upon the subject as the Stab. It is true that the matter was side-tracked for the time being by the decision estate are rr quested to make Immediate pay- Benjamin Frost of Bloaaburg visited at M.

F. Ihe Arrpu has been the tool ana brance is avoided by adjudication in bankruptcy unless made or created subsequently to the passage of the law. engaged in this disgraceful affair seemed utterly oblivious to the fact xlulslander's one day last week. THE HONEY HUNTERS. em.

niiu an persona uaving claims ftK'ni ust preuent tlieiu duly aiillicntlcatod for ii i cut: Mahuaiikt Malonkv, Towanda, Aug. 3 (it Executrix. I. O. Post and wifA of Black, were calling on organ of Hoss Lilley lor years.

FOOD FOR REFLECTION. Fleuros Tor the TnjcW'ers Ponder Ovor. In 1S98 the tax rate for Bradford county was reduced from to 5 mills, making a net Baving to the county of about $33,000 in a single year. This great reduction was brought about principally through the efforts of Mr. Decker aud Mr.

Pitcher, and would have been still larger if Commissioner Spalding had not prevented' Ihe reduction ot the treasurer's salary to a reasonable sum. It would be impossible to go into the details of all the different items which made up this friends here, Saturday and Sunday. Whatever candidate Boss Lilley Nothing is gained by feeding hoes when that they were violating eitiier tne moral or statute law in their open A district court in bankruptcy cannot Edwin Whitehead and wife of Connecticut, there are plenty of flowers. compel by summary proceedings delivery of property to trustee which is in the are visiting relatives in this vicinity. wishes to defeat that candidate the Argut abuses.

Whatever candidate Boss Lilley wants elected, that of the court in the mandamus case, and the Stab has already given Miss Blanche 8 tethers of Her rick and Cora posscshum 4if tliud parties uuiuing lor their own beneiit. and shameful corruption of the ballot. On Thursday and Friday the street soenes in Towanda were disgusting in the extreme. Drunken Qoodnle of Towanda are visiting at George W. Heath's.

candidate the Argut supports. He supported Homer Drake because Mr. ureen due credit lor Lis services in the matter. But only last week the Aram contained a long Wilson Blpley has rented the Esenwlne house said convention. MEHBSRS OF OOl'NTV COMMITTOR.

Alb. Boro-H. C. McWIllUmi Albany Twp Oeor.e Hleber. Armenia Anyliirn-OeorieM 1 is a Uoro! K.

OoNll. Athens Ul iHbI-8. J. M0' Atheiw dUtM. N.

Jkltn. Atbon 3l dint-B. F. Keller. Alhens 4th dit-H.

J. Bunnell. Brcly-J. C. Lyncli.

Burltnuton Poro H. P. Mean. Eurlinitton Twp-C H. Jeonlnn.

Burltnuton We-l-P- A. Kou te. Cantou BoroB. J. O'Donnell.

VVon dUt-Jeor Canton Twp 2d IM-F. C. Wfttta. Columbia S. K.

Wilsoc. Fran kl in J- Kool. Orenvllle M. T. Haiton.

ii a Htfuheni. THE PUNSTER. In Brroklyn. he having been hired by M. crowds were gatnerea nere ana When bees build comb in.

their natural way, uu exceaH of drones is usually produced. No drones are reared in colony until it becomea very strong and the combs are well tilled. Combine beekeeping with fruit growing, and you tan get two crops from the same laud. Ilees have been known to swnrm In a box hive when the hive was only three- Hulsiander. George Rlggs and wife of Troy were callers at there hurrahing for Drake and one man rode up and down the street hollowing like a wild Comanche un John Wooster'a and Mrs.

Olive Campbell's, on letter from one of the stockholders in the old bridge, advocating and defending the erection of a bridge at the State line and urging the ordered to do so by Boss Lilley, and he attacked Mr. Decker for the same reason. The editor of the Argut knows no motive but selfish and meroenary greed, and is therefore unable to comprehend any Sunday afternoon. amount, but the following are some A steak is none the more costly for being rare. An unbridled passion sometimes lends to tho halter.

It's an easy matter to chase any man you can get on the run. When tho drop curtain goes down. Miss Bissa L. Downea of New Tork city and til he had to be locked up. Harry Dlekerman of Horristown, N.

are vis ot the savings brought about through the efl'jrttrqfiMr. Decker, election of Mr. Murray. Just why The Star believes that wholesale fourths full. iting at A.

A. Downea'. While honey is much improved in flavor nrosecutionB should follow this assisted by his oolleaeue Mr. Pitch other motive in others. The sole by remaining In tho hlvei a few weefcs the people of Waverly, N.

and the stockholders in the old bridge should be so very anxious for the er. Tbe amount Yaid for public question' with the Argut is not after it is finished. wlIf De aaekr 111 color and less ut tractive. urmuuir uurinor tiferaasij two Tears whether a particular policy isrigni To nrevcut a hive from swarming a and just, 4nt wtcrc most disgraceful election, and that I the people should repudiate the I candidate nominated bv spch Tvre)y nobody is Vound to ubida by the result of a canons which is secured by bribery and of the former board' was The amount paid by Mo3srs second time, it is needful to take out all men go out and put down unotber drop. 1 Many a fluin hiiB lost a Jut oi! money through the hole in the top of his pocket.

Tho easiest way to raise vegetables Is to plant i hem and then raise chickens. A cynical bachelor says Adam's wife was called Eve because when she appeared his day of happiness was at au end. Chicago News. it" for the Argut. it is reany uu wonder that the Argut has no cir Decker and Pittite? during the election of Mr.

Murray, ia a very peculiar circumstance to say the If aet. We have already shown the very active part which Mr. J. H. Murruy took in trying to force this bridge upon the taxpayers of Brad- frames in less than 4 hours after swarming and destroy all queen cells but one.

culation. About the only persons past two years was only Misses Lottie Piatt, Florence and Frances Hulsiander and Bena Downea, and esse and Alvira Curlitigame are sent as delete. to the convention at Troy, August if. Misses Katie Belnsteln and Jennie Smith of New York city, who spent the post month at George W. Heath's, returned home, Monday.

The girls aay that Burlington is all right. We bear It talked That he Is all right on It for housekeepers; that a' tor lost his heart tn one of the New York young ladies; that the girl aald Wllkea-Barre fellows are all right; that Boblnson was too much for Drake In Burlington Boro; that some of the LeRoy follows are all right; that good advice to the young men Is, don't be jealous of your street heart, for it is hard to understand tbe heart. Aug. 7. An Ordlunnoe Establishing the grade of the center line and the aide or foot walk on both Aides of Orchard Street httweua Ann and Oak treats In the Borough of Towanda, Pa.

Suction 1. Be ft ordained by the town council of the Borough of Towanda and It la hereby ordained by authority of tlieaanxj, Thut thegiade of the center or corner of Orchard HtreutHhi.il lie follows: Hrl lining at tin I liter soft ion of the center linen of Ann tttnl Orchard Htraetn at an elevation of one hundred twenty-five and aeveii tout hn feet ahova the Towanda Borough datum, thence on an iiaosndf or (truile of three and one-hall feet per one hundred feet for a distance of three bundled and 11 fly feet to an elevation of one hundred thirty -m-ven mid ninety-lire one hundredths feat; thenar rUlng to mi elevation of iiiw hundred till i-t -id ami el ihl -tenths feet at a distance of fifty ftet; tlianee rlaiiiv; to an ekv.ition of one hundred foity-one and even-tv-five one hundredths feet nt a illatanue of llfty feet; thence HaltiR to an elevation of one hundred forty -thrte nnd eight-tenth feet at a distance of fifty feet; tbe en rifting to an elevatloti of one hundred fortv-Hve and ntnetv-Ii ve one hundredths teet at a distance of lifty feet: thence riniiiK to an elevation of one hundred fortv-eight and two-tenths feet at i11t.taiiue of tlfty feet; thence on a risiun (trade of four and six-tenths feet per one hundred feet for a distance of two hundred and eighty feet te on elevation of one huiidrtd aixty-one and oiKhl-tine hundredths feet at the south line or Oak Street. Skc. 2 That Ihe Kade of the aide or foot walk or- the west atdo ol Orchard tlreel. from the north line of Ann t-treet to the south Hue of Oak street, shall be parallel with and nix in etna above the grade line described in Sec Hon 1 of this ordinance.

Htc. 3. That the (trade of Die side or foot walk on the eht aide uf Orchard street, from the north line uf Ann street to the south line ofOsk trect shall he parallel with and six Inches below the tttade line described lu Section 1 of ihia ordinance. The above ordinance was adopted at a rRU lar meeting of the Town Council i the Bor oufch of Towanda, on Monday, Auguit 7, 1RW, by Ihe following vote, vie: Ayes, Cuddy, Bent-ley, Kflenberger, Walbildge, Walker and Welle C. Naya 0.

AtWst-W. E. LANE, Approved S. ISM. Beerelarr.

i. UtoKARU Pratt, Chief Burgess. who take the Araut at all are a few $2,895.27, making a saving Moth worms nro very destructive to j-veu a necree of court is not binding when procured bv fraud, and sural to the taxpayers of $2023.72 on CURE FOR SUNSTROKE. politicians who wiBh to keep it alive an that thev can use it when they lora county, and that he was oneof printing alone in two years. This empty combs in hectares wnorc ueos have died or in combj that have been put away unoccupied.

Put the combs in tight box and fumigate with sul election can be bindintr nr leo-ol the stockholders in the old bridge. is one of the reasons the Argut have any work bo disreputable that where the result is secured by cor is so acxious to defeat Mr. Decker. phur. St.

Iouis Republic. their own papers win not no n. order to keep it alive they feed it MR. DONOVAN WRITES A LETTER, The amount paid for out door ruption and frand. We therefore believe that it 1b the dnt.w r.f all Hew to Clean ivory.

Whiting and lime juice clean Ivory medical attendance by the old from time to time on puDiio pap. knife handles. good citizens to repudiate the candidate, Drake, who wan nniriinn.rerl lie Denounce the Attacks of the Ar- board in 1896 was $3063.33. The amount paid during the past year TfJE CANDIDATE. Kua aa False and Slanderous, IKj.llle Boro-J.

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J. Hai.lock Chairman. Secretary. oy sucn means, and lo takn nverv HUMAN NATURE. You can always please a woman bj The "Bradford which oy Messrs.

uecker and 1'itcher was only $2204.43, making a saving to Poch. of Alabama, is iruooiuiu enun to Dring to punish makes it a practice to attack and ment the leaders in this most an earnest outspoken advocate of guessing under her age. tne taxpayers of $858 90 in a single abase every officer who dares to you do not need sympathy, some snameful debauchery of the people silver coin aa a primary moimy. How to Treat a I'ntlent Who Has Been Overcome by Heat. When one is overcome by heat, he should be Immediately removed to tho nearest shady or cool place, where there is plenty of fresh, pure air.

The collar of the shirt or dress should be loosened, or, better still, strip the clothing to the waist and place the sufferer in a recumbent position. Send Immediately for the nearest physician and give the person cool of water. Pour Cjold water upon the head and chest aud wrists until consciousness returns. Apply ice to the head and rub the body with It, but it tne skin is cold use warm water Instead. When practicable, the patient should be put in a bnth of 70 degrees F.

to reduce the temperature. If the skin is hot and dry, the patient may be How to flake Torslpi mnA Cheese. Cut up six medium sized turnips and boll them tender in two quarts of water, to which are added one lump of sug-nr and one teaspoonful of butter. When the turnips are tender, drain them and lieat to a pulp, with one small teaspoouful of salt, a little pepper and one tnblespoonful of butter. Spread a layer of the turnips on the people can be of assistance to you.

serve the people instead of the bosses, has lately been engaged in a se ineao statements do not rest alone upon the assertions of the 'enple begin to "watch a widow with-tliree months after her husbuud'a Mr. Pugh has long been in public lifd, was greatly loved by his constituents, aud admired by hia year on this item alone. The cost of rnnning the poor house during the last two years at the former board was $63408.54. The cost during the past two years under stab. Hundreds of citizens of To- ries of attacks on Uonuty Auditor C.

H. Donovan, among other things death. countrvmen. In a recent interview wanda witnessed them, and all of not supporting the Democratic much devoted denouncing the action of Bobs LU- ended I am as f'tocM. uuaiu WaS fOUUtfl.OO, making the total Bavine; in poor ticket, etc.

Mr. Donovan last week 1 published a letter in the "Areue" the Democratic party and ita ley and hia heelers aa disgraceful to Don't Spoil Your Sewing Machine. TJse oil from M. O. Wells.

Towanda. Pa. n2ft A man never makes a guess at his nwa thnt Vtrt ennon family row. A man has not only to fight against the possibility of what a woman finds out, but tilso what she dreams atiout him. Kvery woman occasionally curls hor hair nml starts nut tierce iy to be happy In spite of fate.

(By fate is meant an una pprecla live husband.) Atchison principles, as declared in the in which he denounced these attacks as false and elanderouB from bottom ot uutieiou Lm.iu umu, mtu a layer of gruyure cheese cut Into shnvings ami a light sprinkling of dry white bread crumbs. Fill the dish in the order named, cover the top with crumbs aud bits of butter, and brown In the oven. uouse exrxnses $13,317 in two years. Besides this Messrs. Decker and Pitcher compelled the re- ueyuou ueeenpuon.

Indeed, the severest denunciation that we have beginning to end. The following ia Mr. Donovan 'a letter: heard has come from Republicans Chicago platform of 189b ever." Of William J. Bryan he saya: I believe that Wm. J.

Bryan ia the I placed in a sitting position against a tree or wall or anything that will be a pj wruL oi several tbouBana aoiiars that had been wrnnirfnllv taken una urate Kepubhcana at that. Such scenes are enough to Lrincr beat organizer, wisest and moat re How to Stew Csenmbers, Editor Abgus I have noticed on more than oneoccauion that tha character who 8ins himself in hiB battles with Letters from the people and other POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. I hereby announce tuyatlf a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, in accordance with the rules of the Democratio party. Gko. M.

Deckkk, Dec. 7, '98. Towanda. Pa, 1 wit- 1'uv rv. UOIU ClOlll on the head aud pour cold water on it, as well as on the body.

interesting editorial matter will be liable Democratic statesman now living. He is now better estab vuo uiubu ui ename xo tne cneek of every self respecting citizen, and to reel and cut in quarters rather large cucumbers and boil them In water to from the county on illegal court house contracts. But these are not all. The saving to the taxpayers by lettine brik-e m.ti.t to the found on fourth page mane tne not blood of mdienation lished in the confidence of the Mr. Heverly, the editor of the Stab, has eeen fit to accuse me of being treat herons and traitor to the National ticktt in the The Republicans meet ill con American people bb each a atatea-1 man, and ia now stronger than he rise to the brow of every man who values the purity of the ballot and lowest bidder is greater than any of i campaign uf 1806, which is a falsehood of their level, slightly salted, until tender.

Drain, dip ench piece into a good brown gravy; put into a saucepan; pour some more gravy over It and cook to Bllghtly reduce live minutes more. vention to-day to ratify the nom tbe darkest dye. i loytiij supported the iDeasuwi ujb. tujeiij eupporiea tne ever was, and can be elected when chicgo and wooM cbierfnllydo I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, attbject to the rules of Ihe Democratic party of Hradford county. I' nominated and elected, I hereby pledge myaelf not lo be a candidate for a second term.

Joun H. Musbav, Ja. Pouth Waverly, Jan. a. IHW.

inations made at the primaries on the liberty of which we boast. It should be remembered, however, that Mr. Drake is not vet elected. nominated, as be Barely will be bv Mia if opportQQity Neither iue aoove items. I0 some cases thousands of dollar, have been saved on a Bingle bridge, and much better bridges have been built than bAturaay.

has Mr. Ueverly or the erratic ''Kirjg" any clnb over mi head that I fear. How to Relieve Earache. Save the cherry pits, wnsh in clear water and dry in the sun. When quite dry, put into chintz or cheesecloth bags and lay aside against a day of need.

When that time comes, heat exceeding ly hot in the oven and apply to the afflicted region. The stones will not only retain the heat for a long time, but give forth an aromatic odor much more agreeable than the majority of poultices. Ilow to Stew Carrots. Have scalped and well cleaned suffi Wonder why our farmers are so mum on "prosperity?" Fence wire There are thousands ofself-respecting Republicans who are anxiouB the next Democratio National 1 Mr. Pugh, like every other true Democrat, realizes that there is no half-way house on the money uuaer old plan of letting bridges by private anil secret I hereby announce mynHf a candidate for County Auditor, subject lo Democratic Rules.

AHA S. STBVKN8, Peb. 22, 1899. Frank It udale. Pa.

cient carrots of medium size and cut has doubled in price and wheat is to put the seal of their condemna them into long, slender finger lengths, tion on the methods bv which hia sixty-nve cents a bnsbel This magnificent rnrd of avine nomination was forced upon the I ggjjfp 5 vipp I question. The word compromise ia not fonnd in the vocabulary of a over $33,000 to the u.rnvers in a I hereby announce rnyielf a candidate for tbe ofllee of auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic party of Bradford county. T. J. Sxilky.

Towanda, June 19, '09, people, ana the democrats will now nominate a stroncr. clean Democratic statesman. Mr. ryan Democratic primaries will be held on Saturday afternoon and evening, Ang. 19.

Every Democrat should make it his duty to at and put them in a stew pan with butter and a very little salt; cover and let them steam In their own juice till tender, adding a little broth or water if they become dry. Sprinkle a dusting of flour over them, and 15 minutes before serving add a mince of parsley and cloves and the grated rind of a has not been stationary in popular wuat Boag taiiey cans peanut busincjs," and ne says that be doesn't propose to have any more Deanut busi- ticket of reputable and upright men there ia no reason whv thev eBUem. uis campaign in la'Jb C. H. Doxovak.

Spring Hill, Pa. It was really unnecessary for Mr. Donovan to contradict the accuBa tions of the as no sensible man in the county believed it. The only reason for the "Argus" attacking Mr. Donovan was because Mr.

Donovan was a true and laithful officer, and as county auditor insisted in probing the court house frauds to the bottom, and in cutting down all extravagant and dishonest bills. Through Mr. Donovan's efforts many thousand dollars were saved to the taxpayers. Mr. Donovan was in favor of re tend.

ahonld not elect at least the sheriff was made when he was compara buu.uuiuiiasriuers oiuue. tively unknown to the voters of by a good majority. We have al If you have a horse that you de lemon and toss well with them. it ib lor tbiB reason he is trying to ready heard a large number of Re- defeat Mr. Decker and elect his WllUnms'Ina lan Pile I LiV "'itmeiit will cure Blind, wBiceduiK and Itchlnp aWPllus.

It ubitnrbH the tumors, 9 lUluys the itchliiK at once, acts as poultice, gives instant re- lief. Dr. Willfams'lndinnPileOlnt-" ment isnrepareil for Piles and Itch-in of the private purls. Every box is warranted. Bv driitrglstn, by mall on re- eetpt of price.

BO cents and S1.IMI, WILLIAMS Manufacturing Cleveland, otiui For Bale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son. sire to trade for a bicycle, or any piece of property that yon wish to How to Cook Fruit.

tne country. He has been constantly growing in favor with all classes. When he entered upon candidate, Mr. J. If, Murray in Half a teaspoouful of soda to every either sell or exenange, advertise it publicanB declare that they would never vote for a candidate nominated by such methods as Drake was and expressed the hope that the his place.

The question eoon to quart of very acid fruit will lessen the, in the btab cent-a-word column. amount of sugar required to sweeten It when botllug, and It will not injure the oe ueciuea is whether Boss Lilley has the people of Bradford oountv his herculean task he was the youngest candidate thai: ever aspired to the high office, and was just old enough to occupy the place Democrats will nominate a man so If flilver entered into the money supply of the world on an even flavor. clean and worthy that thev can ducing the exorbitant fees of the footing witb gold onr farmers, support him. Let this be done aud county treasurer, but was balked hmtA nrrMinnra nrinat itntA nnr lot bo completely under bin thumb that he can compel them to vote against their own interests and turn out one of the most faithful officers they have ever had for the purpose How to Make Pwiupkln Salad. Cut up a pumpkin in small pieces, and cook in honey which previously ueleoted.

A man more evenly balanced in his make-op physically, mentally, morally be found. in his efforts by Commissioner the people will still have an opportunity to rebuke LUleyism by de Got It Bad. First Servant Girl I believe I ain becoming ntlltetod with iiwonmia. Hocomi Sorvttnt (iiil Why bo? First Servant Olrl Here lutely when tlie niiHKUM falls me to got tin I can't drop off asleep again-. Ouio Slate Journal.

articles of export, would receive hundreds of millions of dollars What does it do? It causes the oil glands In the skin to become more active, making the hair soft and glossy, precisely as nature intended. It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness. It makes a better circulation in the scalp and stops the liair from coming out. If Prevents and It Cores Baldness Aver's Hair Vizor will SpslJing and Auditors Benjamin and Douglass. There has not been Be has kind words for those who has been put In a weak solution of lime water.

Take the sliced pumpkin from the honey, stir a little, then add raw feating the candidate which it has forced npon them by Buch dis more each year than they now re 0 ceive. They would then be able to honest and Bhameful methods. purchase more manufactured goods a case in Bradford county fur years where a public officer has dared to faithfully and honestly serve the people, but what the "Argus' has TIe Best Preacher. I have one preacher that I love better than any other upon earth. It is my little lame robin, which preaches to me daily.

I put his crumbs upon my window sill, especially at night. He hops on the sill whenever he wants his supply and takes as much as he desires to satisfy his need. From thence he always Imps on to a little tree clone by and lifts up his voice to God and sings his curol of praise and gratitude, tucks his little head under his wing and goes fust asleep uud leaves tomorrow to look after itself. He is the best preacher that I have on earth. Martin Luther.

Indian nines. About ne-half of the states of the Union, eastern, western and southern, boar Indian names. Scores of large cities and hundreds of towns and villages all over the country are also known by aboriginal designations. So are many of the giant peaks that rise over the conti-uent and the lakes and streams that curb it. These names abide as memoranda of the unnumbered tribes that roamed this continent ages before it got the mime of America.

The Indian record here is not faint or shabby; it is substantial and prominent, though little may be known of the history of the race which left it. An inspector, explaining to a class tnat the land of the world was not continuous, said to the boy who happened to be standing nearest to him: 'Now, could your father walk around the world "No, sir. was the prompt reply. "Why uotr "Hecause he's broken his was the altogether unlooked for response. sesame seed, raisins, almonds and a sliced pineapple.

Chop all these ingredients fine, and a little ground cin It ia claimed that Lilley bet raved and general prosperity would re sult. his former friend Augle, at the last minute, in order to get votes for nninon and wine. Arrange tastefully Ho iv to Preserve silk. Silks and ribbons should never be put away in white paper, for It contains chloride of lime, which will discolor them. Brown paper should be U3ed for this work.

yuiuugoue oi lenity', tools in bis place. Because Mr. Decker haB refused to obey the orders of the bosses and insisted on working for the interests of the people who elected him, these bosses demand of the people that they punish Mr. Decker by turning him out of office and putting in his place a man who can be depended upon to obey their orders in future. In a salad bowl and serve.

attacked and abused that officer. If Mr. Donovan had obeyed the or One would think Boss Lilley had How to Hake Flab, Sandwiches. received bis political education i Sjuth Carolina from the manner i Drake, and the returns from different sections of the county eeem to indicate that this claim ia not without foundation. The la rye vote received by Drake, and the difl'er with him.

With the possible exception of the President of the United States, the man does not live whose name calls together such crowds of eager and admiring countrymen. The pure Jefl'er-sonian Democracy could not be guilty of any greater folly than to think of any other Presidential nominee. The magnificent vote given Mr. PilcUer at the primaries on Saturday is a pretty conclusive proof that the people don't propose to let Lilley boss the commissioners' Any cooked ilsh well seasoned with salt and pepper and mixed with a little chopped pickle and mayonnaUe makes which he led the colored voters of surely make hair grow on ihe second ward to the ballot box ders of the bosses and tried to smother the court house investigation, and passed every extravagant and dishonest bill that was brought before him, he would have had the support of the "Argus." Another reason why the "Argus" attacks small vote received by Angle in Saturday evening. Lilley would make the old bo or bo me of the Canton indicates that Angle was betrayed by somebody.

McCabe Mr. Donovan is because he is an South blush with envy, could they see him "captain" body of colored votera. It was a highly colored aai excellent sandwich. In Many Lands, The bonny babe, tossed blithfly to and fro, Busta od Amanda's apron white as snow In Lapland. Full well he fares no epicore Is he Upon a diet that would frighten me In Pap land.

Anen he Is an urchin and must tears and Elsbree, both of whom had been promised register and recorder, suffered the aame fate aa Angle. ardent supporter of Commissioner bouquet with a Lilley at both enda. Decker, on account of the good work which Mr. Decker has done. Oom Pan I'm Feminine Snlca.

When Onm I'unl Kruor wanted to unearth Hi itisli HiTrt'ta he enlisted tlie services of tlie Imrniuiiis at Johannesburg In the political secret Service. Through them lie lettrnod tlmt new men were being enlisted in the Cape police and thut new gnus were being tihippcil. week after week, from Kngland. Tlm.ngh the hhiiic ouite he was informed of the nttcuiptu tlutt were being lumte by English politicians ti force the lunula of the government of the Oriiugp Free State in ease wur KhnuM be doclnred by the British government iiKiiinst his country. The Englishmen bnl.ble.1 nil this over their cups, niul the burmaids winning smile ami bright ejtes never gave them the suspicion Unit they were telling Becreta of vital importance.

But few people, however, will have Prosperity la a good thing, but It will not hide from the people the cam neaas, provided only there is any life remaining in the hair bulbs. It restores color to gray or white hair. It does not do this In a moment, as will a hair dye; but in a short time the gray color of age gradually disappears and the darker color of youth takes Its place. Would you like a copy of our book on the Hair and Scalp? It is free. It y.a "el obtain th.

benefit. Ton from tbe at. ttt tb. Viae. much sympathy with any body who would pin hia faith toBuch a known and unscrupulous boea aa Lilley.

'Ulobea" with "geography" and take his turn Graln-O Brings Belief crave blunders of this admimatra to the ooffc drinker. Coffee drinking is a WYALU3ING. Mrs. J. V.

Keeler of LelUy.Tin, visiting In town. Mlis Nellie Chamberlain Is Toting In Pitts-ton and Carbondale. Miss Miry liapy of Tow.nd, ta ffueat of Wyalu-iiif friends over Sunday Mrs. I. J.

Smith or 8 later rill, ftprtll- N. visited In (own the last of tbe wtk Mis. Bertha Gayiord to AUentown. Bat-uiday. Before returning bom be will vlalt at Wllkea-Barre, Scran ton and The second annual parada of Department, under the auspices of the Auaax was given Friday.

The usual races. which two out of three were won by the Aud boys, were participated In. An address wu tVe by Burgess D. Leonard Pratt of Townd, An entertainment was Rivet. In the opera house lo the evening to a full house, followed by a hop.

Aug. 7. tion. One year and a half ago Voloanlo Eruptions Are graud, bnt Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Buck lens Arnica cures them; also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Felons.Oorns, Warts, Cute, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, habit that ia universally lndnlsed in and almost aa noti en-ally injariooa.

Have yon Oberlin M. Carter was found guilty tried Urain-U It almost like conee bnt of stealing 91,600,000 or govern The Yaqui Indians are giving Mexico considerable trouble and have killed a number of Americans. Tbe situation grows more serious tbe effects are lost the opposite. Coffee no- In Map land. he Is Idle and fair books will flout.

There is a ruler, and he'll have a boat In Bapland. Or, It may be, his fate Is harder yet. And he will spend a time he won't forget In Btralotid. But, like the longest lane, the IsEfiard day Will uiid at nut, and Tom will auore away In Nap land. -London Punch.

seta tbe stomach, ruin the digestion, affecta ment money. He was' sentenced to be dismissed from the army and the heart and distarba tbe whole nerrous Hlaa Gotham Amaaedar "What is that old proverb about the moss and the rolling stone?" queried the New girl. "A revolving fragment of the paleozoic age collects no cryptogamous vegetation," replied her cousin from Boston. "Laud's sake!" ejaculated the New York girl, and let it at that. Chicaan Chilblains, Beet file Cure on earth.

Di ives out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. ant. tn.

itortor abnnt it. each day, but nothing can be done but to hope that the Mexican soldiers will soon be able to put down the rebellion. five years imprisonment, but he is still free, etill wearing hie uniform, still drawing bis pay. What ia the matter Mr. McKlnley? system.

tones np tbe stomach, aida digestion and strengthens the nerves There is nothing bnt nourishment in Grain-O. It can't be otherwise, 15 and 25c per package. Hlait Qnlcklr Taken. vell, she interrupted, "why dont jour And LL Sold by Dr. H.

C. Porter Son druggist..