Altoona Mirror from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 8

THE MIRROR Hltoona WEDNESDAY, JULT 13, 19O4. DAILY WEATHER REPORT: July 12, 6 p. temp. 70' abv July 12, 12 p. temp.

65' abv July 13, 6 a. tt-mp. abv' July 13, 12 abv MARRIAGE RECORD. LAPORTE--AFRICA, Mr. Ciietcn Laporte and Miss I Mube! Georgians Africa were learned I 11 o'cksrk at coice of partcu.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. eereiroBY was bv "llvv. a v.r"-i'.-tyur»-i always win with our goods.

No en days. Do you know vrhy? Our iroods are the the 'uwest and you are always treated right. Your summer pitas-ares ciay be gteatly increased if you are prepared for your favorite Whether le Cycling, FisbiHir. Huatinp, Tennis. Golf, Baseball, or Aiiiomobiling.

we oac furnish you with all thai you require. BEST LOWEST PRICES. W. H. C.

WOLFE ioi i CHESTXOT AVENUE, Across from the Posicffice. rORK FORFEITED THE GAME. (Continued iron Page 1). ites play and he was satisfied that he got his money's worth. Umpire Proud sustains the dignitr of an umpire He is fair, considerate and cool, and always gives an offending player warning of what will happen.

His behavior yesterday was grand. He was umpire in fact as well as name BriefsL Altoona vs. Hanrisburg tomorrow. Tri-State Games. At Williamsport, Pa-Harrisburg-- R.

H. E. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0--1 6 Williamsport-- 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x--2 6 0 Batteries--Matthews and Bressler and Donovan. Umpire, Mur-j ray. At Lebanon--Wilmingtoa vs.

Lebanon, postponed on account of rain. Standing of Tri-State ASSAULTED. Crime. Jttly police tare beea of ait outrage on Taoaaas-Kartr, age 23, married three years. was alone in her bedroagt siscrtly after terligbt wbea it VIM ecUi-ed by a stranger, wao cer, after poaring a Uould on the gag, terribly burning moata.

her lims vera tied ao. ake was threatened wHi a rerorrer, chloroformed aal outraged. An hour later she was HHCOSSCMKIS by her sister-in- HT coadiuaa 5s serious. have Jor ntHUnr, but without SUCCMS. gag im Mrs.

aoota, the bor dered wttfc which was, cfeJkMwfvrmed, aa4 the with which hw wrists wave tied the most important aa4 tev are in poaseaete of ofteiala, Mre. Kurtz thicks it was a mas, treat her reecMwtien of the color hie haooe, feet In this she May be mistaken, oftcers are workimg OB the theory that it might aare been negro. His face was covered with mask and the woman cannot describe his features or Use coior of hie face. He was abeat 5 feet 5 inches height, weighed about 175 pounds wore a dark suit and striped shirt Pet. .611 .595 THE DEATH RECORD.

MISS ASNA KANE ij.r -f Mr. Mr-. Eton- i- 5 of a Mr. in 11 COOPER'S and Summer- Goods The we are selling for $1 are rt-jrular $1.25 kind; they have a .444 nient in Ojk MARY C. TONES, pillow, -trelcher and friuiie around the ti-antry ide-.

Other Hammocks at $lu0, $1.87 her a im-' 1 Coolr-rs are goin? at these low :1 i t.u:or- pr vi gallon. 3 $1 99- tl'J" a I M' 5 2 25 They have EJckel i V-- sauce's, are galvanized inside and .1. Inter- handsomely decorated ourside. Men's extra quality Summer 2-le. Summer Vests, ex- Wife of -lamas iif-! in her f.3.1 i tra quality.

lOc. year, at jier late at Ladies' Fine Corset Covers, made with i 1 2 7 luui 12- a rows of wide lace insertion, with oelocK. K-ave? herjlace around top and around arms, 25c husiond tea Thaun C. ijtd es Drawers made with 4 mch LTM MV v- ineh ffi 1 111 0 1 1 1 25 25c. Batn Sponges.

5c and lOc. Pretty Water and. Lemonade Sets $1 and 81.43. Crystal Glass Tumblers. 20e and 30el a dozen.

Boys' Express Wagons cheap. Children's Doll Carriages and Gc- Carts, 25 cand 50e. --AT-COOPER'S 1316 ELEVEMTH AVEMUE. Mrs. Annie of -Inhnsiown: Jesse Han: Elmer and Howard of Duni-ansville.

Funeral will be conducted at her Ltte Tliursdav afternoo'i. July 14. at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made at Carson Yallev cem- elery. JAMES COSTLOW, of Letter Carrier -lohn F.

Costlow, cipii re-cent iy at his home ia Wil- nsore. He was a Biair coantian by birth acd served his country durins iiie civil -n-ar in Company Ei'-rhteenih Pennsylvania cavalry. Elever. children, three brothers, sixty er-icdchildren and thiriy great-granct-hildren survive him. ITALIAN E.

R. OFFICIALS COMING. Six omciais of ItaHan railroads, sent to country by the government to study methods of American railways, will arrive in the city at 10:40 Tonight and tomorrow will inspect the local shops. While here they will be guests si tht- Ahamonte hotel." The names are: Piciird Gioppo. M.

ifJano Luzzatio. Kodolfs Chio. Zara. They are accompanied K. Sc-e.

an Italian conductor. The' -party yesterday inspected the Baldwin! Locomoiive works in Philadelphia. L. William-port 22 14 Penn Park 22 15 Harrisburg 21 16 i Lebanon lg ig Wilmington 17 18 Altoona ig 20 Today's Games. Pean Park at Wilmington.

Lebanon at Williamsport. Among the Amateurs. The Little Liberty Boys beat the. Little -ubieties by a score "of 9-0. The Monarch A.

C. accept the game with the Roaring Spring Athletics for -uly I(J. at Roaring Spring. The Altona Juniors would like to play Bucknells on Fri'Jav morning at the Cricket field, at 9:30. Answer through the Mirror.

The Altoona Juniors will play the B. A. Stars, of Hollidaysburg, on Friday afternoon at Juniata park. Hollidaysburg. answer through the Mirror.

The Homesteads would like to play any team in the city between the ages of 11 and 14, on the First avenue am Twentieth street; grounds. Answer through the Mirror. The Altona. Juniors will plav the B. A.

A. C. on Saturday afternoon, July 16 which is to be the first of a series three games. All the players of "thi Altona Juniors are to meet at thi Cricket field Thursdav evening. The Slep Combination again defeated the Mirror Stars at Columbia park last evening- by a score of 21 to 16.

Brilliant piays on both sides, atrocious errors an? heaps of fun for a select audience present were features of the contest. A FEW OPINfONS OF BARKS NATIONAL i.icriiCAN GAMES National League Standing. Clnb W. L.Patj CP.nb IS Louis S3 3j 5f Chicago 4S 26 A- Sostca 45 CiacinnatL. 39 29 .574 JPittsburg-- 37 bO .5 Brcokiyji 23 iitoona Mantel Tile Co.

DEALERS IN HARDWOOD MANTELS, Artistic Tiling for Heartha and Facings, Bath Room and Kitchen XYainscoatig. Mosaic Floors and Vestibules. Rooms 37-39 Altoona Trust Co. Building, Third Floor. ALTOOXA, PA.

Replogles' Large Clothing Store. CLOSING OUT SALE Of Men's and Boys' Suits at Greatly EEDUCED PKICES. This sale will suit the small checks this month. Before our new Fail Stock comes in, all our present stock will go REGARDLESS OF COST. It is not old stock, but all this season's goods and of the best patterns.

We do not carry goods long enough for them to get old! For the "Non-Ultra." Of course, every man isn't a dashing young fellow with leanings toward the ultra. It's not every ose that can wear extreme styles, anyhow. They would looK of ple.ce. Fully half the good dressers go in for the consexr- stive. We do not ineaa by that something thaf out of date.

On the contrary, our conservative coats are right up to the n-innte, only the cut isn't the Mud that people tsm around and look at! Of course, have the ultra styles, too, for the nobby youth--the sort that will bring out the ejaculation: Gee! but he's dead If yon don't war.t that sort of thing, we corrinend our regular conservative suits, the Arvon three-button sack or the three-button iouble-breasted Tudor, or, may be, the straight-front sack, whichever your taste decides. You won't be a swaggering Bean Bruinmel-just a man with real smart clothes on. 17 SO National League Tuesday. Chicago 5, Boston Su Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati 4, New 7--10 innings; Pitisburg-Pailadelphij --rain. American League Standing.

Clnb W. L. ret Boston 45 23 New York-- 41 27 Chicago. 43 a) jgg Cleveland 36 29 -551 i Clnb W. L.

Phila 36 32 j'- St. Louis 28 36 Ueiroit as 39 Washicgton 12 55 American League Tuesday. Boston 12, Detroit New York Cleveland Philadelphia 6, Chicago Washington 2, St. Louis 6--5 ia- John Dennister. a prominent and hustling citizen of Hoflidaysburg, was in the city last evening consulting with Insurance Agent George F.

Freet and ex- City Treasurer W. L. Kennedy regarding a business proposition, which if it is a go. is expected to be a regular bonanza to those interested. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right.

mwu ftBK lieir wocsi form. Five bofc- tlri of Seven BsrVs eanrely cored --Kobv. Dowss, Lacra Furcaee, Ky. write to ioicrm yoe a ffiinot- i ocr aeighbjoraoodL tad a very bad leg Diost Tea or twelve cians treated and failed to effect a care. Eight bottles of your Seven cured his.

You can S- Will, E. G. T. A. Pouiuiv J- T.

foole. Arcfcer Jjodse. N. C. NOTE--Sevea Barks ku made many records ia severe cases of blood Original tad Wood aod tetter.

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They zre ifce best doctors toe. Mo. bad four attacks of fciUoas fever. I tried essay remedies with only temporary relief, sisail 1 resorted to Seven Barks. After one bottle I felt as good as ever I J- Sbepard.

Saa- dersviHe, Ca. "I hare not nd doctor ia ray iljr since I hare beta using jnedi- ciae Seven HitTii, tow 1 Axfc. Barks is good for more diseases than it's for- I could cot get along without E. A- Himiltoa, SaiatviHe. Ohio.

"After using two bottles of your Serea Barks ray wife was entirely cured of rheumatism. 1 Freak B. Carman. Brooklyn. K.

Y. feel satisfied ikxt if anytlucs will prolong life it is Seven Barks Globe J. Hincock. Osdea Gty, Utah. We could nse sereral psges of this size in repreducan? snort tfot original in our received from enthusiastic friends of "Seren Barks.TM There is no evidence of set-it deserved we cannot produce, fcst tie quickest way to settle all doubt, if in the reader's is-nd.

10 buy a afrcent bottle from your home drag- gist. sad if you do r.ot find it all we cla-n, get your moacy It will be caeer- fuliy refunded by the druggist you bought oL LYMAN BROWN. Now York City. SOLD BY DEALERS bare used Serea Barks for the past Antic son. Iowa.

called it of the arn bowels. He is better BOW teas fifteen years. He owes it all to Seven W. Viles. CoHinsvilie, I1L "I have Seven Barks for past twenty years.

It has saved n-e many doctors' biils. Have fonod it a raost celient ressedy for indigestion, loss at asd kidney A. Aines, Prospect, Me. nOfit Millinery! Millinery! M. QUIHIVS Great Sale of Millinery Goods.

One of the largest lines of Children's Hats at the great reduced price of oOc, Worth -from 9Sc to $1.50. Ladies' Hats cut down in prices and all clean and new styles. Nemo Corsets from 25c up--just half the price. Gloves and Hosiery equally reduced. NEW QUARTERS M.

QUINN. 1511 ELEVENTH AVENUE, ALTOONA. Open for Sittings from 9 to 9. Hoffmann's Cor. Eleventh and Thirteenth St.

Bell 'Phone. Have You Seen Them? Those charming Imperial Panels in the vestibule display ease? It's quite the fad noTF-tb have one of them made with a dozen cabinets. Call at the studio and learn how to get'one of yourself. Bell phone. One With a Dozen Cabinets.

BR. FISHER, Specialist "ss: Stomach, Heart, liver, Lungs, Astluna, Catarrh, Deafness and all diseases of Men. such as Debility, Variococele, Stricture, Special and Priva.t« Diseases, Rupture, Infection and Piles. Consultation Free. Correspondence invited and strietlr confidential.

Hours 10 to 12 a. 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m. Office, Room 35, Third Floor, Morrow Buildingi over Replogle's Clothing Store, Altoona, I lORPHAKS' COURT This starts the Second Week of our Administrator's Sale Summer Shoes Last week took off a raft of them, but by no means the cream of the bargains, as the figures below amply testify. $2.41 $1.99 LET GO SHOE SALE SPRANKLE'S Big Store.

1514 ELEVENTH AVENUE and 1104 to 1106 SIXTEENTH STREET SHOW YOUR JOHNSON'S Less You're Looking for BARGAINS Suspension Shoe Sale Is Still Going On A bargain born every minute here. Look down at those old shoes of yours and just think of Men's $5 and $6 Dress Shoes, $4.69. It almost breaks our hearts to sell the Regent for 52.74. But we promised it, so out they go. Oh! Ladies, just listen to this; all $2.50 and $2.25 Oxfords suspended to $1.78.

For the miss here's a gem--a bunch Tan Oxfords, worth $2.25, suspended to $1.24. WHAT! Haven't been down yet? My goodness! You can't afford to miss these bargains, you know, you can't. When Johnson says it's a bargain you know it's so. JOHNSON'S FAMILY SHOE STORE, 1118 Eleventh Ave. ell 'Phone.

DAILY SHIPMENTS OF COAL. has worn our Harvard S3 Shoes has alwars found them worth it. This vreek he need pay only didn't take her opportunity at oar Oxfords in styles, has better luck than she deserves For the months of June and July we wiU deliver you WOPSY COAL Single Ton, $2 SO. Two Tons, $2.45 per too. Five Tons, $2.40 per too.

Ten Tons, $2.35 per ton. Baby through a pair of shoes a week needn't worry his mother now. Our line goes at has big factories working to make his shots. paid one of them $1.00 for the cute iitle shoe that is now REPLOGLE'S, The Largest Clothing Store in Central Pennsylvania. Hfeney talks--that's value for price louder.

Come to the conversazione. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 1400 ELEVENTH AVE. WOPSONONQCK GOAL 1029 GREEN AVENUE. BOTH "PHONES Wharves, Juniata, and Twenty-fifth Are and Eleventh St. Special Bargains in Surreys and Boad Wag-ems.

All the Latest Styles In Rubber and Cushion Tire Road Wagons, Top Buggies, SorriM, and Top Xtelivery Wagons, Harness, Etc. See our befora 100 Jobs to select from. H. CASH OR CREDIT. STULTZ OX ITfl DNIOK AVXKUM.

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