Hornellsville Weekly Tribune from Hornellsville, New York • Page 8

II'BA MANLY ACT. A Honellfvillt Citizen For UM BtMflt of Fellow Oitiitni. A plain A Ktttoful cf help, Iwlliof penooil Mftklftf It public for publlo good, aMly act manly became it helpi Bo aaojr people have been misled, Bo many claim made that were cot true, Mo wonder there are A Horaellivllle man speaks here, Speaks in the intercut of humanity, Saowe the way to our citiiefas, BMBOTCG the (tumbling block of doubt, QlM local endowment, JNp better proof can be had, JNoae better ahould be BornelluTille oeople should know it the true kidney remedy, Piitinguiih it from many imitations, Know that Dean's Kidney Fills are the only genuioee. Ihere are many "kidney remedies, but only one cure, Other kidney pills, but only one DoanV And they cure kidney pills. We say so; your neighbor! prove it.

Mr. B. W. Kletk, a switchman cf 45 Catherine street reoeited a letter from my sister in New Haven, oontamng a newspaper clipping --an advertisement cbout a remedy tkat proved to be a blessing to me. it was a statement about a cure effected tiy using Doan'a Kidney Pills.

I oent to Frank B. Mix, druggist, East Main 8t, corner River and got a box. I took two pills at each meal eioepting when the pains were particularly severe. At such times I took three pills at a time. Before I had used two boxes the trouble disappeared.

When one considers Uow long I had this trouble, over a year, and waa at times so bad that I was unable to work, the result is most astonishing, and causes the desire to make the value of Doan'a Kidney Fills known." Deans' Pills are for sale by all dealers; price 50 cento. Mailed by W. Foster- Milburn Buffalo. sole agonta for the United States. Remember the name--DOAN'B--take no other.

THIS PAPER IS ONLY 50 GTS. A YEAR IF PAIDJFORIUSL-AD- VANCE-MORE THAN ANY OTHER ONE HALF THE PRICE. AT Commencement Exercises at the Opera House To-day. THE '99. MARRIED.

Kersley-Morrell. CD June 13th, 1S99, at Niagara Falls. N. by Rev. R.

C. Urownlee, Mr. Fred Keraley and Miss Carrie V. Morrell, both of Hartmlle, N. i.

AD Eloquent Address bj State Superintends Skinner and Other Interesting Exercises No need few sudden attacks of cholera infant urn dysentery, diarrhoea, or summer complaint, if you have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry in the medicine cheat. ig W. M. Gallagher of Bryan, says: "For forty years I have tried various medicines, One Minute Cough Cure is best of all." It relieves instantly and cures all throat and -lung troubles, coughs, colds, croup, whoop ing-cough lagrippe and pneuraorra.

Qeo. Hollands Co. UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Letters remaining unclaimed at the P. Hornellnvi le, N.

for the week ending June 17, '99. Burns, Mrs. A Hie Crookton, Wm. Horn, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs.

S. Mosier, Miss N. Palmer, Glenni Hi ten burg, Alonzo Stamford, Mfg Co. Vanlyne, Millard Persons calling for the above letters please say "advertised," W. fl.

Murray, P. M. Austin, Maud Calhoun, Mrs. L. Graham, W.

0. Holden, Miss S. Miles, Mrs. Mary Meloney, Mrs. M.

Pond, Uharlev SmitQ, Misf J. Thomas, Mrs. N. DOES WITH COFFEE AGREE If not, dirnk Qrain-O--made from pure grains. A lady writes.

"The first time I made Grain-O I did not like it but after using it for one week nothing would induce me to go back to coffee." it nouirshes and feeds the system The children can drink it freely with great benefit. It is the strengthening substance of pure grains. Get a package to-day from grocer. 15 and 25o. What is Kodol Dyspepsia Ouref It is the newly discovered remedy, the meet effective preparation ever devised for aiding the digestion and assimilation of food, and restoring the deranged digestive organs to a natural condition It is a discovery surf ass up anything yet known to the medical profesaion.

Geo, Hollands Do. CASTOR IA Tor Infanta and Children, Till Kind You Have Always Bought Bean the PURDY CREEK. The death of Mrs. Maggie, wife of Burdall Evans ooo urred at her home on Call Hill, Thaisday morning of last week at four a m. Surrouded by loved ones, aha gently said good by and passed calmly awat to a better land where a resting place awaits her.

leaves behind a daughter, an inconsolable husband and a mother and mother-in-law for whom ehe had oared with solicitous tenderness. Tne funeral was held at the residence of the deceased at 2. 30 p. m. Saturday, Rev.

Q. A. Gates of the Baptist persuasion of Ounisteo, officiating. Interment in Call Hill cemetery. W.

B. G. What you want is not temporary re lief from piles but cure to stay cured. DeWittw' Witch Hazel Salre cures piles, and they stay cored. Booth ee and quickly heals old sores, scalds, cuts, burns, wounds nd skin diseases.

Geo. Hollands Co. There ia a time for all things. Ihe time to take DeWitt'a Little Early Risers is when you are suffering from constipation, billiousnens, sick headache, indigestion or other stomach or liver troubles. They never gripe.

Geo. Go. The Kind You Han Always Begght Having usea Dr. James Headache Powders and given them to others who are constant sufferers from severe headache 1 claim for them the highest commendation an an immediate W. Crockett.

Montgomery, Ala. For sale in Hornellsvilleat VanWin- kle'i Drug Store. CAN 'WEA'jJTSHOES-- One size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Base, a powder to he shaken into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest ooiofort discovery of the age.

Cures swollen feet, blisters and callous spots. Kopt-Kaae is a certain cure for ingrowing iiails, sweating, hot, aehing feel At all drugg is.ta and stores S5c. Trial package FKKE by mail Address, Allen B. Olmstead, iieKoy, w. it CAMERON.

Cameron, June Mrs 8. 0. Jillson of Horuellsville was tLe guest of Mrs. J. A.

1J off man last Saturday and Mr. and Mrs George Blaokburu, and Mr. and lets. Frank Blackburn, also of Hornellsville, where guests of Mrs. Hoffman Sunday.

Captain Nathan Baker of CaciBteo visited his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Smith and fhrcily, a few days last week. Mra. W.

H. Wheeler is visiting hei daughter, Mrs. Honeyman, at Mt. Washington, three miles from Bath, Mrs. Dr.

Williamson of Elmira ie staying at the residence of her brother, J. O. Hallett, and sister, Mrs. 0. U.

Annabel, foi the benefit of her health. Mr. and Mrs. G. L.

Williamson Canisteo were guests at the Hallett residence two days the past week. Dr. Qoff of Corning was in town Sunday. A. II.

Bunnell of Hornellsville, candidate for member of assembly, was ib town Tuesday, getting acquaited With the people. Rev H. Rowley and wife and Erie Operaor Harry Owen and wife drove to Goodhue lake Tuesday. Thej caught a nice lot of fish. James Roblee of Canisteo, candidate for assemblyman, was in town Wednesday.

Mrs. William Gaylord of Ottum wa, la. and Mrs Edmund Wright of Penn fan arrived in town yesterdaj and are visiting Rev. E. D.

Chase and other relatives. Postmaster Wheeler went to Bamuoudsport this morning on legal Advertiser. "Sold all your powders. go- 81 I beg of yon to imattdiately more ponders. Can readily tell 10 dozen each month." J.

S. fUndville, Ohio "le Hornelltvilie at Winkld's Drug Store. DISCOVERED BY A WOM Another great discovery has "Veen made and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven yeajs she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep rihe finally discovered a way to recovery by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr.

Kiug's New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much re heveti on taking fust doae, that she slept all and with two bottles has been absolutely 2ured Her pane is Mrs. Luther Lvtz." Thus writes W. C. Hamnick of Shelby, N. C.

Trial bottles free at Geo. Hollands Co. 'B drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00 every uottle guaranteed.

Energy all gone? Headache? Stomach out of order? Simply a oaae of torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a new man or woman of you. From Evening Tribune of June 21 Commencement day for the Horuells- ville High School, and what a glorious gem of blooming June it is! Ail nature in harmony with the schclara and their teachers. Flowers blooming on all sides and the birds caroling in their joyous abandon for very happiness. Nothing to mar the scene acd occasion, and everything to itsfire pleasabt tho ights.

The doors of the Bhattuck opera house were opened early, acd the people went thronging into their seats, and the house waa noon packed from pit to dome with the admireres of the schools and acnoiars It was a pleas'ng and inspiring sight, and a gala day to all. It has been a time of hard work and anxiety to the worthy Superintendent and his corps of assistants, and of much thought and con- sideraion to the various members of the Board cf Educaion, and all wno felt in any way a sense of responsi- biliy 'or the success of the occasion. The graduating class is composed of 30 members, one of the largest and beat that the school has tnrned out, and below we present their names, including the organiaztion officers: President, Harold E. San tee; Vice- President, E. Louise Maxson Secre tary, Henry J.

Leahy; Treasurer, Maurice J. Moore. The members of the class are: Lela May Babcook, Cora B. Broderick, Helen Bueil, Bessie F. Bolton, Ruth Ella Charles, Joseph S.

Colbert, Fanaie M. Cotton, Catherine V. Creagh, Mary Donavon, Earl Chalres Haokett, Maud Bwftrts Hbfter, George A. Goldstone, John Gerald Eilleen, Leon W. Keysor, Henry Joseph Leahy, Ella Louise Maxson, Maurice Josef Moore, Herman DeWitt Morris, Edna Louise Page, Everett Charles Palmer, Harold Elmore Santee, F.ora Anna Smith, George Kaneom Stevens, Charles Hart Tbacher, Mary Francis Tracy, Vera Melden VanUusen, Jessie Adell Wallace, Raymond P.

Wafer, Raymond A. Withy. The following is the program arranged for the occasion, the opening to take place promptly at 10:30. Music, Orchestra Prayer, Rev. Fred E.

Walton Music--Duet, "Merry Jane," Misses Babcook and Phelps Address, Hon. Cha'lea R. Skinner, LL. State Sup't of Public Instruction. Music--Chorus, "Anchored." William Fyffe, soloist Presentation of the class, Elmer S.

Redman, Sup't of Schools Presentation of Diplomas, Stephen Hollands, Pres. Board Music-Trio, "In the Hay Fields," Miases Smith, Helmer and Bricb Benediction. Music Orchestra The exercises began at 10:30 with an overture from 1he orchestra, and this was followed by prayer by Rev. Mr. Walton, of Hartshorn Presbyteiian church, which was succeeded by the charming duett by Miss Leia Baboock and Mies Gertrude Phelps, a very at- tracti 76 feature of the occasion, their sweet voices making a delightful treat, and they were warmly applauded and encored.

CLAIRVOYANT EXAMINATION: FREE. By Dr. E. F. at Sherwood Hcuie, Hornellsville, Thursday June 29.

An 40 years in the treatment of disease of every name and kind experience baa taught that beyond a question there are ttundrtds of incurable no matter how complicated their that could be reatorad to health if the cause and location of disease were understood and pointed cut. Call an tat doctor. He will satisfy you that bV jour perfectly, 'Mbi no questions and given a diagnosis Superintendent Redman then pre aented the Hon. Charles R. Skinner, State Superintendent of Public In- btruction.

M. Skinner after introduction, said that he was not unfaimliar with the schools of Hornollsville, and Bpoke highly of their success. He illustrated the interest the state and people took in the schools, which he likened to the eagle protecting its young. He bad pleasant relatiocs with the members of the board in the past. He was glad to see here the people, the teachers, the pastors of the oihldren.

This is commencement, the beginning of life's work, He believes the high sohoil should feel as free as the Kindergarten. He does not believe they should be separated was said in Ithaca, if the High schools lead you to separate from your fellows, its teachings are all wrong. The high schools should be free for all, and if the board of education cannot erect auofflient buildings, the state should step in and help. Every boy and girl in Hornellsville should hare all thf obtainable. Ibe Mhocl system should be put all under one head and should not be divided.

The century ban advanced tp, the front as one of the poweri of the earth. Spaiii has been driven from the Western continent on account of her cruelties, and Le the prevent year will see the end of all fhf It was American education that won thwe victories. It the educated Pest Sloan, No. 93, G. A.

of Peqn Ynn, has voted to attend the national ncampmnt to be held in Philadlphia in September a body. "The Least Hair Casts a A single drop of poison Blood will, unless checked in time, make the whole impure. Hood's Sarsaparilla. is the great leader in blood purifiers. casts no shadow, but brings sunshine and health into every household.

six months my system tvas out of order tudh dyspepsia and impure blood. Spent lots' of money in vain, but Hoofs SarsapariSa cured me thoroughly." Jos. S. Zauba, Genoa, Neb. Eruptions had annoying erup- tnns caused by impure blood, and dans' treatment failed to Benefit.

Hood's SarsapaHUa removed them and I am no longer annoyed," W. JK. Hudson, ffatrona, Pa. MIII Bt llw lilt. nun Irritating and only oathartle to with Hoofi man behind the guns that won flgbt.

It was my fortune to visit Cuba and Porto Rico, and I took occasion to study the school sfibtyr and found they had none, lie drew a beautiful picture of the deaolation existing there, and their desire for education. He quoted from the author who said that there two one that was given us and one that we acquired for ourselves. Education is uplifting, If we look at a picture it is not the uiogle stroke we look at, but the combinatoo, the finished picture. So with music--it ia not the single note we admiie, but the whole harmony. He spoke of the influence of the teahjr you love.

You are largely what thin teacher makes you. To the scholars hesiid: never lose faith in yourself, in you country. are many things to learn which they must unlearn. We aak too much of our teachers and too little of our hones. Whatever you do, try to make yourself indispensible wherever you are Whatever place you are put, fill that place full.

Obedience to authority is the baeia of government. You are given the toils and must carry out your own success. If you made out your own success, the world will laugh with you. The state gives as an educational system to make you a good national system citizen, not to know what ia right, but to do it. We have 30,000 teachers in the state and four-fifths of them are women I can see no sense in giving the right to vote to our boys, acd denying it to women.

I believe the time will come when knowledge will be the test of the right to The great problem of education ia in the Kindergarten and piimary classes for the teachers to get them started right. There ia the field of art, literature, opened up to the girls. The great field of usefulness is to go in the kitchen ana learn how to cook. It is for you to have a home and to make it what it should be. Are our homes what they should bet How many of you have followed your children into the school room and breathed the air your children breath? Have you invited the teacher to your homes? Open your homes to the teacher and the influence will beautify your home.

Bo closed by wishing the scholars prosperity and happiness, with good, warm, cordial words. At the conclusion cf Mr. Skinnei'a address, the beautiful chorus "Anchored," was sung by the members of Ihe class, William Fyffe taking the solo part in a really excellent manner. Dr. Redman then (resented the members of the class to the Board of Education and Steohen Hollands, president of the Board of Education, presented the graduates with their diplomas, after which he thanked the citizens of OornellBville for their hearty support of our schools, aid said that whenever any additional school facilities were asked for by the always met with a generous response from the people tf this city.

The nsxt number was a Trio, In the Hay by Misses Smith, Helm or and Birch, each eang solo parts and executed them finely ana in the chorus did splendidly. Benediction was given by Rev. W. 0. Gates and while Che orchestra was playing the last number on the program the large aduience began to depart for their homes well pi eased with the day's proceedings, and firm believers in the great usefulness of our schools, and a renewed determination to again co-operate with our Board of Education and teachers for the farther advancement of our city schools.

After the exercises were over, the members of the Board of Educaiton, the Superintendent, and their wives and the Principals of the city schools accepted the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Qreenhow to'meet Mr. Skinner at dinner, at their residence Mr. Skinner is a member of the State Editorial Association, and a friend cf toe host and htstesa.

PKKSONAL8. --John R. Wilson of Ohioago ie in the city. --Jay Stereos ii from college for the summer. --Mrt.

Roodbury Aid Ray, visiting in Greenwood, -Mrs. M. O. NiS)h, visiting friende in Binghamtoo. F.

W. Bailsman of Syracuse it making a brief visit in town. --Charles Kiogkade of Owego it the gueet of relatives in tb lei city. --Roman Dudy spent 8unaay with friends la Wellaville acdSoio. --Mr.

and Mrs. Joteph Kuhn have returned from their wedding trip, --Missee Margaret Morrinsey and Mary Bryaon are visiting in Mew York. --Wm. DeLavergne wife are speeding a few daja within Port Jervis. --W.

H. Bowen whd tas purchased the vegetable market on Seneca street is an enternrieing farmer and seems to be doing a good bosineee. --Mr. and Mrs Patrick J. Mahoney have returened from' thefr wedding trip.

Mre. J. and obild are visiting at her parents' home in Corning. --It acd Mrs. Edward have returned from a vieit in Greenwood.

--Miss Francesf Ford ia visiting friends in the eastern part of the --lira. George Sexjnaith of Maple street, who has been laid up with rheumatism for the pact four wteln, is able to be out --Mre. Taylor and graadeon, of Sue- quehauna, who have been visiting at B. II. Urickmao'e for wine time have returned home.

--Mr. and Mre. Migrive and children have returned fro a visit with relatives and friends in Buffalo and Niagara Falls. --Mra O. L.

Ellsworth' and eon Uarold of Apploton, are visiting Mrt. Ellsworth's sister, taise Lola Al vord of VanBooter street --William Lauterbourn has returued from St. John's military scbcol at Maullus. Ee has been a member of the baneball team this aeaeon apd hae made an enviable record. -Mra.

W. H. Bowen otloroeby Creek who haa been at the Seuben 'Sanitarium a couple of weeks uoffergoineg a serious operation by Dr. Walker foi a tumor is recovering cicely. -Mre.

Mary Smith and ejotber, of Grand street, are preparing to to Elmira. where Ttomai Bnltb, eoo of the latter, bae 'position a Uoh engine in the Krle yard. Mrs. Axel KJer, of Oorionville, MU Co, Mo writM --M. M.

Qottdiner returned Satur- t-ay evening from a two weeks' business ttip. --Bradford StepheBo has returned from Brown University for the summer vacation. --Mrs. Fred Barker is spending a week on a Jvisit with, her mother at Angelica. --Miss Schofield of Albany is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

B. O. Wakely, Centre street. --Misses Bertha Gregory and Matie Simmons have returned from their visit in Dansville. --Mrs.

Carl Herdio of Willamsport. is a guest at the homo of James Kingkacle, East Elm street. -Mra. Joseph Titswoith and little daughter and Miss Ethel Fyke are visiting relatves in Syracuse. --Mra.

George Benzmger of Look- fort, and her son, ire the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Briokman.

--MIES Elizabeth. B. Bond of this city is a member of the graduating class this year at Frecfooia Normal School. ISTEKEST1NQ TO BICf OUSTS. The Bath Advocate says: The Court of Appeals yesterday banded down a decision in the case cf Israel Baldwin of Avoca vs.

the Fraternal Accident Aseoiatior, affirming the de ciaion cf the lower cautt wh'ch gave a verdict of one thousand dollars, the face of the accident policy, together with costs. This case has been in court for four years Israel Baldwin while riding a bicycle in the pursuit of hie business avccatioua waa 'injured and bro jght suit againat Company for the amount of policy. -Tlie company ciamed that by ita poluiy, bicyclists were only entitled to one-half the damages, allowed to other people, but the court; decided that when a person was riding a bicycle in the ordinary course of -buelnees, that the provmon should not apply. This case is of much interest and importance to all bicycle riders, being the first case of that kind that has been carried to the court in the state. Judge Parkhurst of ibis village was attorney for Baldwin.

TO THROW GOOD MONEY AFTER DAD Will but increase my If you have thrown away money for medicines that did net and could not cure, should cot now fceigin taking Hoods' Barssparilla, the that never disappoints? Thousands ol people were in your condition and took Hood'a Sarsaparilia say it wab tho bebt, investment Iney ever made, for it brought them health. HOOD'S PILLS cure uck headache, indigstion. When I look at my little buy I it my duty to Pcrhapa win my teMbaooy and ke to Dr ficrec'f rreAeritotioii and be bbMudi in the Thli my fifth only Hvei.the'others lack of tlje was not way I would try your seriptiott' i took nine bottles and to my mr- pnse it carried me through and hue a little as was Weighed ten anxl one-half pounds is now fivt mouths old, sick a I strong who if MF 1 fWomrcrS At him He is so hdlffs'lrinYself up so well I would like to see this in print for so many have asked me, 'Doyou think those are the testimonials of the peopIei-orihat-Dr Fierce just made them up andcnmed.thtjn,?'," This is one of over two fifty thousand similar letters vfti'h DR. FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION to be the greatest of all medicines for the cure of diseases and disorders pf the organs distinctly feminine It Is the only preparation of its kind devised by a regularly graduated experienced and skilled specialist in the diseases of women. It is a safe medicine in any condition of the system It contains no whisky, alcohol, opium or other narcotic, and therefore, does not cause a craving for It is sold by medicine dealers everywhere, and any hasn't it can get it.

Don't talte a substitute No counterfeit is as good as the genuine and the druggist who says something else is "just as good as Dr Pierce's" is either mistaken or is trying to deceive you for his own selfirtt benefit Such a man is not to be trusted. He is trifling with your moflt priceless possession--your health--maybe your life itself See that yon get what you foe. STUDENTS WANTED We have been unable to fill one-half the calls for It you desire a bettijf; at a larger salary, take a course id BUSINESS, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, OR ENGLISH at our school. The demand for competent youug men and women is very large. We guarantee to give you value received for your money and time.

Address HORNELLSVILLE BUSINESS SCHOOL EVERYBODY IS LOOKING I For the best value for their money. We are redy to give you good, sound reasons why we can antf do sell Roada'Wgons and Carts for less than small can buy them. We have 1 Road Wagons at $25, $27-50, $30, $32.50 This is one of our $35 ones. A good looker, a good seller. Jhe astonish you when you see the wagon.

will substantial and well finished wagon at a moderate price. Hangs low and a very easy 'doM material throughout. Body, new style Corning, handsomely moulded and decorated, with rosette in centre of riser; concave rear panels; full length steel loops. Seat, round corners with inch back; Ironed for canqpy or JMiffcy top. Gear, double perch, full ironed; full circle fifth-wheel: 7 inch double collar steel axles; dropptd, full clipped.

Springs, half double sweep elliptic, (Berlin head) 34 inches long, i 1-4 Inch wide, 3 4 plate TMT 'A inch tread inch tread on special order) Sarven patent, 16 spoils, Inch round edce steel tire, full bolted; height 38 and 42. Painting, body, black with and decorations fn red, green and gold; gear, firewater green or Mohawk red. Trimminy, cloth; full leoglh carpet; curved leather dash. Mr If you are looking for a good, serviceable wagon at a moderate price, we recommend this one. A dollar saved is a dollar gained and you can good many dollars in; the course of a year by buying your Carriages, Harness, Hardware, at our store.

DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, GEO. W. PECK 79 flain Streent, (.. i 1 Opposite the Page House..