davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-06
9nd1t-U ~PIenrntnnte.

Q6ba3ta, 5. Qprtl.
&ai1er 8tl9elm nebit @efolge bat iid
beute an 8or6 Der Oabt @briitobel begeben,
nm cine Sabrt Lungs Der &iiite on3utreten
Die Sa6rt gebt 3unGcbit na6 8ola nobi
Der iiblichen Sptbe Der iitriiben 6albin1el
unb Don sort nacB 8ene0ig.
&om, 5. Npril.
&0utg 6um6ert lit beute nit ietnem
9efolge, inter tpeldbem iib Der 6anoel5:
mtniiter 8o3eIt befa1o, nac6 8eneoig al:
gereiit, Inn baleL6it nit benz oeuti6er
&atier 3uiammen gu t%reffen. Ser llmitan0.
baB Der 6anOel&mi1titer ben &0nig be-
9leitet, tpiro babtn au5gclegt, 6aB bel ser
3uiammenfunft Ser bctoen Wlonarbel1
6an6eISfragen 3urSpracbe tommen tperoen,
8reSlau, 5. QlpriL.
Sn Solge @initurses cines 8ergmertS>
Sdacbtes in bent benobbarten &oiboLm
Itno elf 8ergleute umgetommen uno cine
groBe Qn5a6l Derlebt pOr0en.
Stutt9art, s.. 9(prtG.
9ie biirger1tc6e uno ftrdbltbe Srauuno
6es Brt15en Sobann @eorg BON Sa3ien,
zines 9teffeit 0eS &0n;9S gilbert bon So6r
fen, nit Der 6er5ogin Waria, Sp6ter bes
6er3ogS gilbert bon Birttemberg, puroe
beute bier DpQ5ogen.
&otter6 a III 5. Npril.
Ser @merifaner @eQmar, BET Siibre1
elmer expedition GUT @nt6edung 6eS Nor07
polls, reiit morgen BON bier na6 Bergen in
%gtortpe9en ab. @r ntmmt BON Eotter6anl
60 b%reilirte 3te6bun6e nit. Der en9Iiihe
Sn9enieur Wtnibtp bat it6 bier Der @Epez
bttion angei9loien.
8arts, 5. Q(priG.
9oS 8aQ3immer Ser britti6en Bot
iboft mar beute Jta6mittag gefiiQt,
nm bem 8ortragc Marf Stpain's
6um 8eiten Der amerifonti9en un6 eng
Itichen Sbulen Su lauioben.
Dim Samitag iegeIt Marf Ttpatn na6
Stem gort. Wtttte Wtat tebrt er mach 8ari5
3urGG.
Qon0on, 5. 9(prtl.
Die 9qtlD Stems erfGbrt aus 9ariS, oaB
Bopots 3teitaurant Elm 2ofal I'M alien
Sttle 9eipelen lei, III tDeldem &abtnetSmitz
9lteoer uno Sendtoreu DerteDrt bGtten.
Nls Der &aiier bon Oelterreicb incognito
ais @rat T0ltenitein in 8Qri5 lpetlte, mar
r. Da1elblt offers eingefcbrt.
Der 9t6ter unO S@rtititeuer GaiQa6e,
Der BET Der @gplOiion Elm 2uge pcrlor un6
audi lonlt perleBt murOe, lit Elm reic6er
Wfanr, Der fttr ben Anarcbismus cine plaz
tonticbe Stebe be9t. ST lit Elm eingeleticbz
ter Wforp9tnmeiier. Gr id6reit un0 britGt
pie Elm Steiner Sunge, lpenn elmer Der
@unbGrate I'M 6OSpttat Sc Ia Gbarlt6,
pObin er 9el9afIt ipurOe, itcb leinem 8ette
nGbert.
Santia9o,5 5. @prtl.
0as geitern gebtl0ete &abinet bat berte
Dem 8rdiiOenten Sor9e MOntt iein 8roz
qramm unterbreltet, Die pon ben W{iniz
itern 9ema9ten Gori9lGge gefielen benz
8rGIioenten nibt, meB6olb bas &obinet
suraftrat. 0as 9abinet beitano aus
, 1894-04-06
UeRegraphiP&e OepeP&en.
aus oct emtoen $ta0t,
5inf5ehntauieno ipaniide Pill
ger in Rom ermartet.
Oteielben meroen am Is. QprtI pom
papit IN Ser 8aitltfa empfan.
gen meroen.
Seporfehenoe Grnennune Don Sif6ofen uno
G~oroin6len.

&om, 6. Npril.
0a in Gom Il, 900 fpanti6e 9tlscr err
Boz bic Si rcbenfe g@r in IS gfrbtrbn pg nit S~r
ScLi9iprebung BON Suan b'2lotla Diego
BON GaOi5 in Der 8eterstir6e ltottftn6en
iou, pel3e felt benz Sabre 1870 nibt mebr
Ser S3auplaB elmer berarttgen TeterIt6>
felt mar.
Nm IS. QtpriG ptrb Der 9apit Sen 8ilz
germ in Der 8aitlifa cine Nubien3 9ez
iDGbren.
Sim Is. Stunt tpir0 Elm sebeimes Conf
forum CUR @%rnennung bon 8iib0fen unb
Gar0tnGlen itottfinben.
Nm q. SUM miro Elm 0ffentlicbes @onz
itltortum abgebalten perben, in peldem
Die nelten @aroinaIe ibre Site empfangen
tper6en.
, 1894-04-06
Jns Gudtbaus ab9efIbrt.
Die beioen Spie6eefelen Shei9s.
MtnneQbplfs, 6. Q(pl

9as SberitaatSgericbt bat 6eute ben
SpieBgeieGen be8 ipiBbHbii6en 8anf@
beamteu Sbeig, 9OuiS TIODb un6 Srant
6Iopb, Die 8~epiut9un9 zines Sabeas GOri
puSe8efebls pertpetgert. Die 8erurtbetle
ten iinb ~baraufbin nab StiQwater abgee
fitbrt morben, nm Dem O%Ortigen s3u9tbaHle
tbre auf 5 Sabre benteiiene Straie an3ns
treten. lleber ben Nntrag aHf nO6malige
8erbanOluns Der Q~lnfIage miro morgen
BON Dem 8unbesgertbt O%erbanoelt,
, 1894-04-06
Neue Strafe fir SauIfin6er.
Spanii9er pfefer tritt an STEELE oes fpani
fden Rohres.
Nort6ampton, Maii., 6. Qprtl.

20 tlDdmpID Il Wf011v 3. NptGI.
Die gauge bieitge 8eD0lteruns bsftnbet
itb Iber cine neue, un6 iebr eigentbum7
lt6e, BON elmer Glementarlebrertn ftr Die
S9uItin6er erfunOene Citrate, in bere6z
ti9ter Nufre9ung. 9ieielbe beltebt nGmltb
barin, boB bic 2ebrerin ungeboriamen
&inbern ipanii6en 8feffer auf Die 3unge
itrcut, Stood ei9entbimliber aber crldetnt
es, 6oB bic S6ulcommiiidre nit Oieier neu7
erfunaenen 3ii6tigung Doaitanbig einper@
itonben ftnb, unb bereits neun SCHILLER,
bic ibre 3unge niAt in Der @eile mouten
mjBban6eLn laiien, auSgepielen baben.
, 1894-04-06
Quf ser Psimretfe.
Gin GbeiI ser friihereu Sefabune oes DYna'
nit Kreu5ers uictherOY auf Ger Peimreife.
Sou NJ upton, 6. @pril.

Seute lit ber Oampfer Mile bon &to Sas
Metro an0efommen. Inter ben Boiiegieret
6eielben befinbet ii4 Der friibere erite Sn9
g~enieur ban Sbcritite, bonn 9pnamtt7
&reuser Nict6erop. Nu9 ieine fritberen
6itlfsingenieure NlOnso Qluen unb Seter7
ion Smith, unO finfsig fritbcre Ofitglieber
Der 8e1abung 6eS NictberOp paren ais
8aiaatere al 8orb oeS WfiIe.
, 1894-04-06

@ai6ington, 6. 2tpril.
Der giarrer Same5 u. @alter bon Der
ct. 8atridsz &ircbe, elmer Der ~betannteIten
@eiitltdben III %Q8aibington, tpur6e geftern
Gabmlttog ais ct 8erabe i'm 8egriffe itano,
etnen Srantenbeiub Sit macben, ploblicb
bonn Sooe credit. Der 8farrer gSalter
mar i'm Sabre 1926 in Baltimore geboren,
unO mar ber 9eiitlicbe Beiitanb Ser 6rau
Surratt ipdbreno ibres Qro3eIicS, llnb aucb
auf benz S6affott ipd9renO Der 6inrtcbtung
oerlelben.
, 1894-04-06
Gin oeutider FARMER in misconfin
Don einem Jtaliener fdwer perpunoet.
9beboA8an, 8is., 6. @pril.

DeDO08a Il gSls., 8. NprtI.
Sin StaLiener 9tomens 9lntiono gobano
bat i'll Der Ortibaft 8bine Den Tarmer
8iQtam Stlber burcb einen O1eiieriti6
Ieben89efdbrIi6 peripunoet. &obano, Der
Elm i~treitiiibtiger Otenicb lit unb Die Sbat
obne ieoe 8cronIaiiung begangcn babcn
lou, ltebt i'm Dteiigen @efdngutB Dem Auss
gauge Der GertpunOung entge9en.
, 1894-04-06
6 On0pn, 6. 9Ipril

Sn Ben Mi6Ian0zGounti berricbt, inz
folge 3ablungseiniteuung. bes Santbauies
Stem, Yrance & @arraro5, cine nicbt unbez
tr6cbtlidbe 2lufre9ung. Die 8erbin6liebz
feiten Der 8ant lpcroen auf anoertbaLb
0tiQionen Collars berecbnet.
, 1894-04-06
Goo zines S~port5mann.

90 onteGarlo, 6. @pril.
Ser befaunte SpOrtsmann Baron Be
Glifor6 lit I'M bieiigen 6Otel @ran0 i'm
Qllter bon 80 Sabren gcitorben.
, 1894-04-06
Konpertirun9 Ger dsyptiihen
Stddtsfbulo.
Gairp,9 %legDptcl1,

GairO, NegDptcn, 6. Npril.
Die briltibc &egicrung bat Dem 8orz
I6lage Der dgpptiieben Gc9ierun9 betreffs
&onUertirung Der Staatsi6ulb 8ugeitimmt.
, 1894-04-06
Shiffsnabrihten.

SOUTHAMPTON: Nuguita 8ictoria
bon Stem gorf.
Nem yorf: SIrit 8ismarf bon
@enud.
, 1894-04-06
maden Ole 8uoe gu.
Die mirthe wolIen erft fehen wie Ger Poie
IG1ft.
Ge6ar &optbs, Sa., 6. Npri

Neoot Jt0ptDS, sd, 9. NptlI.
Sn Nnbetraht Der Gbatiacbe, OaB bic
bieiigen @irtbe ntdbt bie geringite Nbnun9
oapon baben, tDte bas neue SbanfgeieB sur
Nusfitbrung gebradbt tperben ipir6, baben
9eitern Opei unb OretBig Ntrtbi9aften ibre
G0tren gel6loiien. Sic @irtbe wolIen
nit ben Qiieiioren, Bic 9citern beretts in
Ebdti9teit treten, ni4ts su tbun baben.
, 1894-04-06
Dl0tlidJer GoO.

Gin befonnter pfarrer, ser seiitIiae
8etitono Ser frau Surratt
, 1894-04-06
Admiral meuo.
ibernimmt Sen 8efebI iber Gas
neutrality-suspicious. in Oeiterro,

lin peirOtO's 5Iotte cine sdIa4t 5u Iieferr.
, 1894-04-06
SO G. 9Lnril.

2tuf Dem s4ofOtt, first pI0bIi6 toOt nieOer.
, 1894-04-06
Bancroft.

Cine eu9Iiibe Sanobanf ro1r anoerthaIb
miQionen Dollars Sbuloeu.
, 1894-04-06

Sdifsnadridten.
g 9 or t: pGraoe" bon 8remen.
, 1894-04-06

: y 3 . d IpIII+
0aS 9eItern gebtloete &abtnet bat beute
Dem BrdiiOenten Sor8e MOntt Iein 8roz
qramm unterbreltet. Die BON ben I{int1
itern 9emaobten @Orl9ldge g~efielen benz
grGItoenten ni6t, meBbulb bas aobinet
surlftrat. 0as 9abinet beitano aus
, 1894-04-06

y" NU Il 10 0. NPlI'
Ser 8oli3ei9ef bon Sat st. 2outS
mo9te beute nit benz 6rDe'iden &prps oeS
GOrep'i6en 8ummeIantenbeeres tur3en
8ro8eB, 9a eS ibm FLAIR gcporOen mar,
Dab Die @tienbabnen bie 8anoe ntdbt aus
freten Stilden meiterbef0rOern muroc, 70
ertbeilte ct Dem u@eneral" Srpe Ben 8efe6l,
it6 nit iei1en 2c1ten ibleunl9it aus Dem
8eibbtloe Der Staot gu entferlten Dem
8efebl tpuroe bur9 ben @ufmari9 taft Ser
gon5en 8Oli3eima9t 9tacbOruf 9egcben
Die Gorep'ansr lieBen iib baS atdb NIGHT
3peimal iagen, benn ite batten ieoenfaQs
feline 2ult nit ben Orobenb gei6tpunsenen
YoIt5tltenfnippelu nGbere 8etanntz
, 1894-04-06

2iberalen un6 Habitalen un0 man bate
~9e9loubt, baB bolielbe i'm Ston6e iein
wirOe, bic politii9en Tragen, pelbe Ben
Giidtritt beS porleBten MiniiteriumS 6erz
bcifitbrten, elmer 6efrieDieen0en 20iung
entgegen3ufibren.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05

Frederick DoddS. about "a years old, a
coal miner, was shot and killed on Satur-
day night by John Stalnecker, a brick
layer. The shooting occurred at dance
at the Gross place, two miles west of
Greensburg. The dance was given by
Stalneckcr and four brothers named Kelly
There was supply of whiskey and beer
and for 30 cents, paid upon entering the
house, all privileges were granted.
About 10 o'clock DoddS and a party of
friends arrived, and dispute arose as 10
the payment of the admission fee. Two or
three knock downs" resulted, and then
the report of a revolver scattered the com
batants. DoddS was found lying on the
floor with a bullet wound in his right side
He died II minutes afterward.
Stalncckcr. who claims he was drunk
and has no remembrance of the shooting
after the flash from the revolver, rushed
from the house. jumped over a high pailing
fence and went home. He was found there
on Sunday morning with a Spraiued ankle
and a badly battered face. He was taken
to Jail The Kcllys. Homer. John. George
and Harry, were also arrested and COM
mitted to Jail IS accessories to the killing.
Stalnecler is about % years old.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
Real EsIaIe eTransfrrs.

Chest Creek Land X Improvement Com
pany to Mary PryzogoGa, Patton: consid-
GRAFTON. $50.
T. Il. Davis ct al to EbenSburg n Black
lick Il. r. Co, jackson and Blacklick, 81.
Mrs. Philomena Simendingcr ct al. to
Michael Rufling. Portage, 500.
Elizabeth Jones ct vir. TO Adam Lent,
Ebensburg. $40.
John BetSaw to Annie Betsaw. CreSson
township, 81.
James Z. Thomas ct ux. to John
Thomas. JohnStown. 5000.
Adam Myers ct uX. to Albert Wolford.
Washington. $125.
Annie Il. Miller ct vir. to William A.
CONNER, RoXbury. 500.
Charles Huber to Sarbature MOutuanO.
Hastings. $50.
500.
Felix Toole to Thomas Burkey, Portage,
$50
Ambrose Weaken ct uX. to T. =. Kirk
patrick. Carroll. 1924.
Peter p. George to Annie George, Wash
ingtOn, 50.
Daniel f. Delaney to W. w. Amsbry
Gallitzin township. 81.
Richard j. Free ct ux. to w. w. AmSbry,
GalitZin township. 81.
ID. :. McAnuIty ct uX. to Zider Patrick,
BarneSbOrO. SO.
d. ). McAnulty ct ux. to Joseph Christ
off, BarneSboro, $40.
ID. ). McAnultY ct ux. to Joseph Tugya.
Barnesboro. S75.
Stephen Stuzman ct ux. to John f.
Strayer. Taylor, $40.
Philomena Simcndinger ct al. to Thomas
Burkcy. Portage. So.
Charles Kane to William Parker, Carroll,
S1l.O13.
William J. McCombic to William Park
er, Carroll. S3.711.
Jacob Hoover to Maggie Hoover, Coop
erSdalc $500.
Henry Kraft ct ux. to f. w Clark, as
Signcc. StOnycreck. 81.
Cambria Iron Company to Rcbecca
Campbell, East COnemaUgh. $3.50.
William l.. Thompson ct ux. to Ellen A
Alters, MOrrellyille. &, 800.
George Habicht to Fritz Hecker Lower
EOdcr S225
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
Exposition at PfffsburS. Excursion
Tickets via Penn yivaufa
RaiIrna41

For the industrial Exposition at Pitts
burg the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell. on October I, 70 and Is. eXcIrSion
tickets from stations Gn the PittSburg di-
vision between PittSbnrg and Conemaugh.
and from stations on the Southwest Penn
sylvaEia division to Pittsburg and return,
at half fare, with price of admission to the
exposition added.
These tickets will be good going on any
regular train leaving stations at or before
noon on the CAV of issue. and will be coed
for return passage until the following day
inclusive.
The art display at the Exposition will be
increased. and. in addition to MANY other
interesting features on the program. music
will be furnished by the celebrated InneS
band of sixty pieces.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
a Now Coke PrOceas

The Cambria Iron Company will soon
commence the erection of retort ovens at
JuhnStOwn to manufacture coke under the
Otto Hoffman process, the patents for
which were recently purchased by the Otto
Coke and Chemical Company, the Cambria
Iron Company being the principal party in
the new company. According to the state
mentS of a leading member of the Cambria
Company, coal from ther mines near Con-
emaugh was shipped to Germany, where
il was found that it made the best brand
of coke when handled bv the Hoffman
process.
The experiment was in operation at the
time of the death of James J. FrOnheiScr,
in Germany, who was there superintend-
ing il. After a little delay the experiments
were continued, and Attorney Cyrus Elder
has just returned from Germany, having
completed the purchase of all the patents
of the new process for the United States
and Canada. This system will revolution
ize coke making, as it gives 4 very high
grade of meteorological fuel from inferior
Goals.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, October 4,
1891:
Harry ID. Hoover, Portage, and Mary
AXE. Summcrhill.
Francis Leonard and Lena Clement, Por-
tagc township.
Joseph Barron, Sheridan and Emma
GOughnOur, COncmaugh.
Frank Vega and Theresa Lihhardt,
SOnman.
Jacob Il. Nagel and Katie Schad. Johns
town.
Thomas jenkins and LenOra Williams,
JohnStOwn.
Scott w. Roberts. Summerhill township.
and Jane A. Roberts, Cambria township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05

The lecture last evening in the q. a. K.
Hall by Rev. +. Mona Jones on Handel,
the Musician" was an able and scholarly
effort. The speaker reviewed at length
the life and works of the great
composer in such manner as to thorough
ly delight his audience. lie was heard
with closest attention for an hour and
half and heartily applauded.-IIIC Press,
Utica, y. Y.
One OF the most entertaining and in
Strnctive lectures we have recently had
the pleasure of listening to was given last
evening at the Baptist church by Rev. f..
Mona Jones. His subject was Handel,
the MuSician.' 1t was IA most eloquent
effort on the part of the orator ami the
audience enjoyed every word.-EdmcstoH
Local, NCJC York
At the Baptist church, Ebensburg, on
Tuesday evening, October 9th. Doors
open at 7:3O: lecture at ). Admittance,
- cents: children, u cents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
Decision Affecting Brewers.

The Altoona Tribune of Monday says:
c. w MeIlor and l.. p. Stitch, the Altoona
agents of the Columbus Brewing Company,
of Ohio, who were returned by the COnsta-
bic of the Second ward for selling liquor to
several landlords in the city without Ii
cenSe, must stand trial for that ofTenSe in
the county court. Such was the tenor of
the decree filed by Judge Bell on Saturday
on motion to quash the indictment because
no preliminary hearing had been granted
the accused.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
Almost New York RafIy

That Democratic wonder, the New York
Weekly World. has just changed its week.
ly into a twice-a-week paper, and you can
get the two papers a week for the same old
price-Sl.OO year.
Think of it. The news from New York
right at your door fresh every three days
-104 papers year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
Communication.

Ebensbnrg, Pa, Oct. 3, 1894.
Ed. FREEMAS:-I have been requested
to hand to you for publication the names
of the present survivors of Company ID,
2nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
in the war with Mexico. Also the song
composed to the memory OF the son of
that great statesman, Henry Clay. Also
songs composed by the late judge of Cam
bra county. Hon. L. l.. Johnston. now de-
ceased. on our departure and return from
Mexico.
1t Is also requested that the same be cop
led by the rest of the papers of the county.
Yours truly,
JOHN A. BLAIR.
The following is IiStof the present sur
vivOrS of the Mexican war, Company ID,
End Regiment. Pennsylvania Volunteers:
John A. Blair. Ebensburg Pa
Joshua ID. Parrish, EbenSburg. Pa.
Evan ID. Evans. EbenSburg, Pa.
Francis Byrne, CaIrolltown. Pa.
Robert LitZinger. ,JohnStOwn. Pa.
Richard J. CrOZier. Altoona. Pa.
Francis McDermott, Altoona, Pa.
JnO. Il. Hoover. Mexican county. Pa.
VIM. Hood, BlairSville. Pa.
John G. Given. Grand Island, Neb.
VIM. Bruce, Iowa.
Benz. +. Davis. MankatO. MINI.
Dennis LitZingeT, Grafton, Va.
Lines written to the memory of the son
of Henry Clay:
On Buena Vista's bloody fell IA d Ing soldier lay
His thoughts were OF his mountain home some
thOusan miles away
He called his comrades to his side for much had
he to
In briefest time to those that we're some thousand
miles away.
Tell my father, Comrades. about this bloody fray.
My cOuntry's standard, say to him. was safe wi.
me TO-DAY;
We've made pillow OF it now on which to lay
my head.
numbered with the dead
l know It will grieye his inmost sOUI to think
that never more
l'Il sit with him beneath the oak that shades his
But tell the tfme-wor patriot, remindful of his
That on this bloody battlefield 1 suuied not his
name.
My mothers form is with me now-her vail is in
And drop 10y drop as flows my blood. so flows
from her the tears;
OH " heu that you sha II tell to her the tidngs
of this day
Speak gently. Comrade, gently speak, what you
Speak not to her fn hurried words, the blightng
The cord OF lie might snap too soon-sO Comrade.
am her only cherished child. but tell her that 1
died
Rejoicing ;hat she taught me young to take my
cOuntry's side.
But Comra les. there is one I fain once moro to
look upon,
She lives npon the sIoping mills that overlook the
lawn
The lawn where l shall never more IN spring
times pleasant hours
Go forth with her in merry mood to gather wood
land flowers.
Tell her when death was on my brow. and life
Cedlng fast,
Her face, her form, her parting words, were with
me to the last:
On Beuna vfsta's bloody deId, tell her 1 dying
lay.
And that knew she thought OF me some thOus-
and miles away.
The songs by the late Judge Johnston,
referred TO in Mr.. Blair'S letter, will be
published next week
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-10-05
To Extend the Beech Creek.

The Vanderbilt interests are going %
extend line from the Beech Creek rail-
road terminus at MahafTey to connect with
an extension of the Buffalo. Rochester and
Pittsburg NJ the same point in Indiana
county. The Du BOiS Courier i authority
for this statement, and says further tina;
for two or three DAYS past Du Bois has
been visited by various interested railroad
officials from the east and north. and yes
terGay they assembled again. In the
afternoon there were standing in the T.,
r. X. 7. yard the officials car OF the Fall
Brook road. the officials car of the Beech
Greek and the officials car Of the Il. Il. N
p, which had brought out here General
Magec and G.. r. Brown, president and
general manager of the Fall Brook and
other officials of the line; General Mana
ger Laying ard Superintendent Palmer.
of the Beech Creek. with others. and Pres
ident A. G.. Yates, Superintendent Mat
thewS and George Z. Merchant, assistant
To the president. Chief Engineer Hoyt,
General Patton, A. f. Patton, Hon. = Il.
Elliott and others of the B.. K. N L.
They congregatcd at On Bois for the pur-
pose of advancing the plans for building
and did not hesitate to discuss openly the
fact that construction had been decided
upon and would be put through with
not a little of the yigOr which is char
acteriStic of the combination that has been
building up the system competing with
the Pennsylvania in the central and west
ern part of the state.
The construction of the proposed extern
sion will make the Beech Greek great
trunk line and a short route through the
state from pittSburp IN the sea hoard -
Lock HdUCn Express.
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MisceIIaneou. Notices.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
a lot Of ground in the East ward of Ebens-
burg Go toy pa feet. in desirable location having
a two O-stOIied frame Ouse. . rooms and basement,
in excellent repair. Will bc sold cheap and on
re isOnaSle terms NJ. ID. hITrElL.
Ebensburg. Pa, Anguft IOtf
V'HE Ebens5urg Building X Loan Association
i will offer for sale at the council chamber, Et-
ensburg, the .Ourth Monday in October,
81 .OOU 90. THIIS. DAVIS.
LESTER LAkINER. Secretary President.
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of either sex any age, in any part Of the country
at the employment which We furnish. You need
not be away from home over night. You can give
Ourwholet time to the work, or only your spare mo
ments. Ascapital is not required YOU no risk
We supply you with all that is needed. II will
cost you nothing to try the business. Any one
can do the work. Beginners make money frol,
the start Failure is unknown with our workers
Every hour you labor you easily make a dollar.
No one who is willing TO work fails TO make more
money every day than be Iuade in three days
at any ordinary employment. Send for free book
containing the fullest information
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BELOW We QUOTE PRICES ON A FEW
OF our Many Big Bargains:

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Blue prints &c. per yard. former price Sc
Srd>h- &c. per yard
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE..
n Estate of William Garrett. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of viii
liam Garrett, deceased, late OF Munster township,
Cambria county. Pa. having been granted to
me. all persons indebted 20 said estate here
10y notified to make payment TO me without de-
lay, and those hahing claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. GEORGE w. GARRETT,
Munster, Pa, Sept Z, 1924 y Administrator
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