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Titusville Herald (newspapers) April 23, 1903, Titusville, Pennsylvania THURSDAY THE TITUSVILLE HERALD APRIL 23 1903 THE MORNING HERALD S A DLOSS PROP First Daily Paper in Oil Regions Established 1865 Published daily except Sunday oakleys clearance from th corner of Franklin and Arch Sts Terms to Subscribers as Follows One year 52 2C Six months 26 2 6C Three months 13 1 3C One week 10 Address all business and other com to J M BLOSS Manager The Herald Receives the Full Asso elated Press Reports THURSDAY APRIL 23 1903 If Mr Vanderbilt doesnt marry again it probably wont be because he cant afford it Mr Clevelands private opinion of Mr Bryan publicly expressed would make mighty interesting reading just about now The next Democratic state chairman will he Hon J P K Hall of Ridgway Ho is Colonel choice for tho place and has other points such as a goodsized barrel in his favor In the opinion of Hen derson President Roosevelt will he nominated without opposition by the next Republican national convention The Democrats will probably go through the formality of naming some body to run but without hope of electing their candidate mirth Henry Loomis Nelson tells the Bos ion Herald that popularity is the only asset the Republican party possesses How about protection and prosperity and 100cent dollars and the highest national credit in the world and expansion and an repu tation for doing things right The party seems to have Quite a variety of assets besides anil with the highly valuable one mentioned by Mr Nelson Tho county commissioners of North ampton county have instructed the county engineer to take up tho matter of building a public road from Easton to Rath n disance of eleven miles The estimated cost of Tic improvement is twothirds which under tho terms of the Sproul will be paid by the state county has boon engaged quite extensively for sev eral years past in the construction ot good roads and is Che first county to take advantage of the new road law passed by the late legislature Describing the libel hearing at the correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says Men of ua and international reputation were in the audience that filled every seat on the floor minions of dollars of menaced capital were represented by publishers and business managers It was the aggregation of the brains and wealth of Pennsylvania drawn together by a common purpose to protest against the libel hill The interest in this superb pro test was not alone confined to news paper editors and publishers At least a score of senators ami representatives some of whom had journeyed halfway across the state to be present were scattered through the audience while every state official on Capitol Hill from the attorney general and secretary of internal affairs down was in the hall The front rows of the red galleries lined with listeners The raised platform along two sides of the great chamber were filled with spectators the spaces about tlie entrances were packed so that it was with difficulty one could force his way through the crowd On the left side of the house a dozen chairs guarded by a special were reserved for Mrs Penny packer her daughters and friends Mrs Pennypacker was a decidedly inter ested spectator Mrs Haldeman a sis ter of Don Cameron and a small party of friends formed another knot of listeners It was but natural that the assemblage should be enthusiastic They applauded telling utterances and eloquence and wit of the opponents of the with vigor and fervor and not for one moment did the Interest flag from the eloquent and graceful opening sentences of Charles Emory Smiths address fill the versa tile and witty Thomas V Cooper closed the audience in a whirlwind of laughter and Governor and his attorney general shaking with mirth THE OLD RELIABLE The Business Situation 1 Henry Clews Letter Fortunately a very feeling prevails in both financial and mercantile ho responsibilities under which they nro and no disposition is shown to encourage new ventures Mer chants anticipate good trade but assuming a cautions at In view of monetary conditions and manufacturers scc little to inler 15 NO SUBSTITUTE fere prospects except labor agitation On all sides the future is regarded hopefully but there is a very decided feeling of cautiousness prevalent everywhere which is likely M act as a deterrent on further over ling Tho crop situation is satisfac tory Germany and the Monroe Doctrine New York Post President Roosevelt understands how to fasten the gaze of the entire world upon the Berlin National in the course of a re tnt comment on the Presidents Chi speech upon the Monroe Doctrine One of the most Influential and conser members ot German press he utterances of this are quite as much entitled to consideration is are those of more belligerent and sensational from which we ire so apt to get hy cable ating in Its admiration for Mr Roose olt the National sees no causs or regret because the Monroe Doctrine juts a limit on German expansion in his direction as it does upon all the other European naTions It wishes very one 10understand that Germany tho Monroe Doctrine not bc anse it is forced to but because it be ieves in the principles underlying the disease selling bag sage and three or four fines a week traveling by rail to his home at Pen field Of the lifty cases in that place not one was quarantined No check to jhc disease can be expected until great er care is taken For the whole country he reports show an encouraging decrease Jn the disease of ho cases re ported up to April 17 only have been reported this year Only North Carolina and a marked In crease The measures the state board are now Inking should check the disease Instead of the 29307 cases re marked diminution in number of cases during the rest of the year NECROLOGICAL John Edward Stewart Tohn Edward Stewart died at i oclock Wednesday morning at tho family home 117 West Walnut street Dissolution was the result or a compli cation of diseases from which he was a sufferer for about a year It was only three weeks ago however that his condition became so grave as to cause apprehension to his and friends He failed quite rapidly and at the lost passed peacefully away with j his closest friends of life near In I the hour of death j Mr Stewart was bom July 29 1822 and was therefore nearly 81 years of age His at Columbus Otsego county N Y where he con to reside until a young man On Nov IS 1845 he was united in mar riage to Miss Demis Rooker Eight years ago they celebrated their golden wedding anniversary and at the time of Mr Stewarts death were one of the longest wedded couples in the city Mr and Mrs Stewart removed to Ti in He was one of the pioneers of the oil industry and was associated in tho producing and re fining business with the late Hiram Si eel He was at one time engaged In the oil business with Isaac Ralph For many years he has not been actively associated in any business interests living a retired and peaceful life in the bosom of his family He is survived by the aged partner of his joys and sorrows For fiftyeight years they lived thought and talked with each other The blow to her is a very severe one and she will have the sympathy of everyone in tier sad af j diction His only other surviving rel is a daughter Mrs II H M Reid HEARTBROKEN DISCOURAGED This Woman Tells How Her Life Was Saved By Father Johns After flany Leading Doctors Said There Was No Hope whether It be international aw or not Any one who Intimates j he died Deceased was n well Miss Alice Gallivan of 24S Exchange St Mass writing under daio of Krb 9 1303 says Last June i waij obliged to give up work on ac count of my health 1 began to fail over a year ago At that time I weighed 340 pounds and I was failing every day until got down as low as 100 pounds I con several of the leading doctors in our city and they all gave me very little encouragement Some would shake their heads and say it is use less for me to spend my money on medicine as I had only one chance In ten of ever getting better Almost heartbroken and discouraged I began to take Father Johns was last September 1902 and I can cheerfully say that today I am well and gained 22 pounds Last September my cough was so bad that I could neither rest night or day but at pres ent I am free from the terrible cough and furthermore I eat well and sleep well and thanks be to God it is Father Johns Medicine that has done for me what doctors failed to do I will ad vise all persons who are troubled with their lungs to take Father Johns Medicine it is worth its weight in gold and I shall never be without a bottle Of it in the house Signed Miss Alice Gallivan 248 Exchange St Chicopee Mass P will say that one bottle of Father Johns Medicine lasted me about five or six days Nothing equals Father Johns Medi cine for driving the impurities our of the system in the spring and all the year round It strengthens tho stomach and perfects the process of nutrition and assimilation by which every organ of the body is to do its work the poison ous waste matter is driven out in the natural way and you get nourishment and strength Many medicines sold as spring and general tonics contain iodide of potassium an injurious drug Tho blotches that appear on he body is a manifestation of tke is not the humors and im purities being driven out as so many arc misled into This iodide of and weak ens the blood reduces the vitality and permits he rapid development of any disease that may be inthe system and exposes you to any disease that may be catching It is important that poisonous waste matter be driven out of the body in the spring but tlie only way this can be done is ty strengthening and building up the sys is the manner in Father Johns Medicine has been so successful in restoring health anil strength to those who are run down It has a gentle laxative effect and nourishes the body because its in are pure food contains no alcohol to weaken the sys tem by temporary stimulation such as patent preparations advertised as deli cate table wines and wines of this and wines Of that Such preparations are dangerous to health and create a desire for liquor against which women and children should be protected Re member it is not a patent medicine Guaranteed Second National BANK l Chartered Feb 11 1865 r Capital Surplus PACKED HOUSE GREETED MISS THURSTON LAST NIGHT hat Germany is territory on soil is a Knave or a ool We are perfectly satisfied ic if immigrants cari nd desirable conditions under which o settle in and German eap al can help to develop American and it assorts most hat no one in Germany can be j alien in of territorial in America We have this frank deliverance here can he no doubt thai it represents he feeling of the German people as a known and highly respected citizen He was best known in his own home group where his absence will bring the deep est grief He was a thoughtful earn est Christian gentleman a member of Popular Little Actress Made Distinct Hit in At Cozy Corners Miss Adelaide Thurston is a charm ins little actress she appeared in The Little Minister she was pro supreme but the role which she is assuming in Cozy Corners eclipses anything she has done before She is pretty pleasing in manner modest and At the opera house last night was an attendance that the seating ca of the building although Man ager Gahan stated that the number of tickets sold was fifty less than on the the Universalist church although for i some years his growing clearness would I casion of playing wit his attendance at divine The Lily and the Prince But the services j audience was an entirely representa Funeral services in his memory will live one and all were pleased be held from the home at 2 oclock Fri day afternoon and interment will be private in cemetery Letter to E C Benedict A Good Time to Fight Smallpox j Pa Ledger i Dear and two make four It is encouraging to know that the not always depends upon what late board of health is taking and two are ge of the appropriation given j Two gallons of water and two gal t by the legislature to begin an ions of milk dont make four gallons elic campaign against smallpox 1C with vigor and persistence the tale ran be rid of the disease and be in tho season of cold weather again fear of an Pennsylvania is one of the row states i which the reports show an Increase f smallpox 1or this year as with the same period oC Hist ear Tho figures are 1 cases and of milk Neither does four gallons of paint thats half lime whiting clay and oil make four gallons of real paint Thats what we mean by saying Fewer gallons wears longer It takes fewer gallons of Lead and Zinc than of mixed paints to bouse and it wears twice or three deaths for and 1412 cases and times as long as lead and oil mixed HI deaths for Of these rases in Philadelphia and of he oaths 12 is discouraging when t is remembered that the disease was in and Pennsylvania uttered in common with many tales This increase is amply explained by ihe carelessness which still Dr Leo secretary of tlie tato board gives an illustration as follows At Tyler county an as sistant found no less than fifty eases of smallpox without tlie slightest pre cautions being taken to prevent the disease spreading He found an assist ant at the railroad station apparently in the oakleys canada third or fourth week of the by hand Prowse Pelton X Y Write Mr Charles A very of bought fiftyone gallons of Devoe Lead and Zinc to paint his five houses painter having figured that it would require at least that amount thirty sb gallons did the work and he re gallons Tours truly F W DEVOE CO New York P Co sell our paint Language was probably given to law yers to enable them to conceal the thoughts of their clients EST 847 Are a universal remedy for Pains in the Back so frequent in the case of They give instantaneous relief Wherever there is a pain apply a Plaster DIRECTIONS FOR USE I Tor pains in region of the or or Weak Back the should le applied us shown above Wherever there 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and be compelled to leave the stago The pace is too fast and human endurance is limited There is a great future before Miss Thurston if she doesnt break down One night stands traveling daytimes catching a little sleep in a Pullman or an hour at a hotel The miracle is how these frail little creatures live for a month say nothing of a season or a dozen of them Not only is the work exhaust ive bnt the strain is even greater At Cozy Comers is a comedy drama Clyde Hollister is tlie young and devoted minister of fhe church at that place Every thing goes smoothly until Claudia Avis Merrill the great violinist ap pears at Cozy Comers to spend her summer vacation She meets the min ister Cupid gets busy and before long she refuses to sign her managers con tract for a season and takes out a contract for life with the young pastor Poverty deceit conceit stinginess gossip and the brood that persistently follow the fortunes of the are excellently portrayed by Uie capable support given any star that has appeared here this season The character of Avis Merrill as by Miss Thurston seems per adapted to her requirements as an emotional actress She received re curtain calls at the close of each act and responded with the gracious simplicity of a school girl Atthe end of the third act she received five cur Jain calls and to satisfy her admirers stepped to the front of the stage and made a nice riffle speech which brought her more than ever into favor with the audience i Tho character of Clyde Hollister the minister is in excellent hands for Francis X Hope is playing the part Deacon the stingiest man in Corners is faithfully depicted by Leo Constance Glover as Amanda who works out for ac commodation is a star all by herself and with Minnie Allen as The Gig gler gives the drama its excellent vein of comedy The remainder of the support is excellent and lie play of the kind that makes one wish it might be repeated A COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING GOODS READY FOR INSPECTION JOHNSONS THE TAILOR Take a look at our 5 and lOc count er at The Fair 36 Diamond street Opera House JOHN GAHAN MQR FRIDAY AND A P SATURDAY APRIL W Lj THE EUROPEAN SENSATION THE MARVELOUS and Princess lola Presenting tho most laughable unique amusing wonderful tive bewildering scientific interest ing inspiring entertain ment attempted on any stage in tho world USUAL PRICES GO bu Onions 55e per bu loo s peck Apples 25c for seconds 50c for choice Oranges 12c per doz Lard Compound luc per n AT CLARKS CASH GROCERY Try an Ad in The Herald GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED interest Allowed on Time Deposits All business entrusted to this Bank will be attended to carefully and without delay LOUIS K HYDE President F deL HYDE Vice Prest V F C WHEELER Cashier DIRECTORS Louis K Hyde William F deL Hyde F C Wheeler T B Westgate i Commercial Bank DF Pt CHARTERED 1882 i j Capital Surplus DRAFTS ON PRINCIPAL CITIES Stocks Bonds and Securities Bought and sold and a General Banking Easiness TRANSACTED JOHN L McKINNEY Prest 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