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but it hasn't the warp threads, and
so lacks strength, and while it sells
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THE MAVERICK FAILS
Ono of Boston's Principal
Banks Closed.
LIABILITIES NINE MILLIONS.
Tha Suicide of ''Nervy" Evana Vvtf Ho
sponsible for tho Crash,
nig Connection "With Ann I. rottfir,
President or the llnuk, Tint Catiaed
AInrra and the Country Unks Com
silenced to l)rvr Out Tlietr Depoilta-
Ieathornn Kxaratner-No Other llanli
Thouelit to Be Inrolved.
Tlna-rW Ttirwr O Tntanx avotfamAnt
"Vf.VX 11UII ill k linv VAV.I tuiliu 11 1 1
was created lato yesterday afteruoon
when it became known that the Mavcrlt
National Dank, ono of the richest and
most powerful and best-known of all th
financial Institutions In New Knfrland,
had been closed by the bank examiner ai
the instance of the Boston Clearing
House.
It Is true, that for a few days mutter
ing had been heard regarding tho Imnk'i
condition but they were regarded ai
baseless rumocs following naturally in
tho wake of the recent financial sonsa
tions of which tho suicide of Irving A.
Evnus was one. Tho crash came In a
shape that could not bo doubted as fol
lows: "The National Bank Kxaralner, acting
under tho instructions of tho Comp
troller of the Curroncy, has closed the
Maverick National Hunk. The Clearing
House Committee of the Boston Banks
has called n meeting of tho members of
tho Clearing House to take action upon
a proposition recommendod by the com
mittee that all the batiks composing the
association unito iu making advances
In cash to the depositors in the Mavorlck
Hank.
"Tho object of making those ndvances
Is to relieve the temporary omfarrass
ment of the depositors.
"P. Deal, Franklin Havon, Jr., Albert
Newman, I'hiiigas and Moses Williams,
Cloaring Houso Committee."
Ilmith or the Kxuinlner.
Ab If to pile sensation upon sensation
th'e news came at 8 o'clock that J. W.
Mngrudor, one of tho two lunk exam
iners, had died at his residence tn this
citr.
In a statomont publlshod on October
0 tho bank's capital was givou nt $10!),
000, Its surplus $800,000, its undivided
profits $213,801, and its expo uses and
taxes paid $62,1)51.
Kvor since tho suicide of Irving A.
Evans there have been unpleasant ru
mors afloat concerning the connection
between Sir. Asa P. Potter, president ol
the JIavoriok, and tho deceased brokor.
Several reports have been current and all
of them contradictory. '
It was said that Evans was heavily
Indebted to Mr. Potter and again it
was said It was tho other way and that
Potter was hoavily Indebted to Lvans.
This was on a certain joint account,
through which these gentlemen had been
speculating.
It was said In the newspapers that
Mr. Potter's liability to meet his share
of -Mr. Evans' losses caused tho latter
to commit suicide.
Now this story Is said to be ono cause
of tho present difficulty, the country
banks hearing it and concluding to draw
out thoir accounts Involved with Irving
A. Evans, who had in a lit of despcra
tlon taken his own life.
Tho influence of this story soon be
came manifest. As. Is well known, a
largo part of tho Maverick's deposits is
from country banks throughout New
England and elsewhere In the United
States.
These banks are vory sensitive, and
tho fetory of extensive speculation had
the effect of frightening them. They
commenced to withdraw their accounts
and the drain which begun last Wednes
day became so kerious that Mr. Potter
was obliged to call to his aid Miv George
F. Baker, nresidont of tho I' irst National
Bank of Now York, and several other
capitalists of that city who had served
him In a similar trying time eight years
ago.
In the meantime the assistant ex
nminer had been at wotk in. response to
a request from the Clearing House
Committee, which had become alarmed
at the serious aspect Of affairs.
What the result of tho examination
(.bowed Is not knowD. but it is sup
poed that there were such heavy drains
through tho malls Saturday morning
that it was thought best for all con
cerned to close the bank.
The bank hold at the time of its last
nuartorlr statement in October four
and a halt millions of deposits from
smaller concerns.
Tho object of tho action of the Clear
ance House Committee Is to lurnlsti tin
funds which these banks will need In
their dally business.
ltlsr Liabilities-
It is estimated that tho Maverick Bank
owes $1,000,000 to depositors and nearly
SO.OOU.UOO to other uauUs. Mr. rotter
has maintained a hold front up to yes
torday, and has given intimate friends
to uuderstancl tliat he could rely lor any
necessary assistance on rew I'ork capi
till, presumably the Standard OH peo-
pie, who, It is rumored, lent hlin a help
ing hand once before.
It Is stated that Mr. Potter's personal
liabilities to tho Evans estate amounts
to over $700,000, though Mr. Potter
claims that he was In no way Indebted
to Mr. Irving at the time of his death
and he can satisfactorily account for the
numerous checks bearing his indorse
ment that are now in the possession of
tha attorneys of the li.vans estate.
ISxportntluu of Wlirnt l'rnhlliltml.
St. Peter8Buho. Nov. 2. The Russian
government has assigned u further sum
of thirtv-two millions of roubles for the
relief of tho famine districts. A ukase
was Issued vestorday prohibiting the ex
nort of wheat, unless the wheat has
been In the exporting vessels for three
days.
NliW UK T. NI IlllKVITIC?.
The Hon Daniel Wheelwright Cooch
died In Melrose, Mass., yesterday.
The residence of Gaorge Scott, vice-
president of the Portsmouth mewing
Company of Portsmouth, N. H., was en
tered yesterday and robbed of goods val
tied at $100.
Fire at Rocknort. Mass.. yesterday,
destroyed tho dwelling belonging to the
Lowe estate, nearly ruined the Whipple
homestead adjoin ng.und badly damaged
tht Soavor homestead.
illghcst of all in Leavening Power.
AESOLUTEI PURE
COltltlll'TlON IS A&LKGEn.
AllRlienr Clt-s Mayor and n Slibnrtlln
nto Aceimetl l,y Accoiuitnnts.
PiTTMiuno, Pa., Not, S. As a result
of tho labors of the sub-auditing com
mittee of Allegheny Councils, Mayor
Wynian and Chief of tho Department of
Public Safety John Ii Murphy are
charged with having levied blackmail
upon the proprietors of several gambling
places; with granting unlawful privil
eges to the owners of a wheel of fortune
for a cash consideration: with having
settled a case for $000; with oxtortlng
money from prisoners; with taking dia
monds and other jewelry from tho per
son of u prisoner and falling to return
them; with Illegally collecting and ap
propriating to their own use witness foes
In an amount exceeding $1,000; wlih fall
ing to account to the city for more thnn
liUO vehicle license fees; with falsifying
tho public records; with compromising
court ensos contrary- to law, and many
more equally serious offences.
Among other things tho auditors re
port as follows:
"We herewith submit a tabulation
which shows cases wherein persons ar
rested on view have been taxed, and
nmounts collected from them for witness
fees when the records show that a single
witness was called upon to testify; also
cases wherein ofllcers testified and the
fees for same collected and not returned
to tho city as they properly should ho;
and also, whore n number of ueieuuants
appear in tho ease the feos for each wit
ness have been taxed up to each Indi
vidual defendant, thus oxtortlng cumu
lative fees in utter disregard to State
statutes; also concerulng court costs,
jail and workhouse commitments, that
out of $2,!i!S1.08 collected, there is a
balance unaccounted for of $1,422.78.
One singulnr feature connected with the
witness fee receipt book in present use
is the fact that of 3, 138 witnesses sup
posed to have testified, the meagre num
ber of fifty two names appear In th'o
column devoted to tho names of wit
nesses, wliilo tho insignificant number
of twenty-five witnesses collected and
signed for tho fees paid thorn.
"One of the greatest points developed
during this examination of the Mayor's
books that wo wish to note particularly,
is the vicious, if not to say criminally
careless, manner in which the original
docket is kopt. The entries therein
made are by lead ponc'.l, easily erased, and
the records falslllod thereby, ond the
evidence not wanting to show that a
gum eraser Is one of the chief imple
ments in use in that ofllce."
Tho auditors are not yet through their
Investigations, and thoir final report
will be submitted to the auditing com
mittee, by whom it will be brought be
fore the Councils with a recommendation
that legal proceedings be Instituted
promptly.
IIUAIiY KI.UCIHATES.
lie Calls the l'arnelllteg Dynamiters anil
Cownrili.
London1, Not. 2. In an address at
Longford yesterday, Timothy Healy waa
more vituperative than over. He acoused
tho Parncllltos of cowardice; The Par
nellites, he said, talked of English dic
tation aud resorted to dynamite. Healy
imputed to tho Parncllltos tho dynamite
explosion which took place lu Glasgow
some time ago, creating great excite
ment. Ho condemned what he called
"tho alliance of tho Parnellites wjth
Mrs O'Shca," who had written to Paris
locking up thefundrnised for thoevicted
tenants.
He said he was astonished that they
should unite with nn English prostitute,
whoso honor Harrison, a member of
Parliament, had attempted to vindicate.
Healy said lte-did not refer to tho un
happy woman (moaning Parnell's sister),
whom the Dublin wire-pullers had in
duced to write to Paris.
Healy advised unity in combating tho
landlords. At present, he said, the
Parnellites tried to make up for brains
with blackthorns.
The Factions Fight Again.
Cork, Nov. 2. The twd factions had
a fierce struggle yesterday outside of
Cork, where there were no police to in
terfere. The Parnellites came out ahead.
In the struggle houses were wrecked and
many persons were Injured, and a good
deal of blood shed, although ho fatali
ties are reported. William Redmond
tnnounced at a meeting that he
had challenged Dr. Tanner to fight, but
that tho doctor had declined.
Smnkelf-s Fowiler lu Flslil Guns.
Washington, Nov. 2. The ordnance
division of the War Department has
recently made tests of smokeless powder,
with field gnus and obtained very satis
factory results. The quantity of smoko
less powder used a half charge gave
the same velocity as double the amount
of black or ordinary powder, while a
full charge of smokeless powder gave a
velocity of 2,050 feot per socond, with
perfect safety to the gun, which is 25
per cent, moro than can be obtained
with the same quantity ot 'ordinary
powder.
The Mlll'la's Condition.
Washington, Nov. 2. Inspector Gen
eral J. C. Breckinridge in hisi annual re
port to the Secretary ot War says that
the wore or inspecting tlie .National
Guard In encampment was never so
completely accomplished as during the
past year, rue luspeotor-uenorai sug
gests the advisability at holding at Chi
cago, during the Columbia Exposition,
nn encampment of tho militia forces ot
the nation and collecudg there as many
regulars as possible. He says wo have
no cause to he ashamed of our army.
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Finest brands of dears always on hand,
The beat temperance drinks.
U. & Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Too ninny liiilf-grown boys ami girls
ou the streets lato at night.
Babies Oan't Eat Apple Dumpling,
Hut they can lmvo gilt-edged attacks of
Wind Colic. Dr. Hand'j Oo'ic Cure al
ways cures it. Free samples for a row dsyf
at J. M. Hillati and 0. J. McCarthy's drug
storo.
About tliu most uncertain quantity
these timc-H is tlio wuatlier.
Alva's Bimlltan Specific Co. ;-I wish to
litar my gr.ueful testimony to the virtues ol
y air magical cure for king's evil.
My nephew, now nine years old, born
scrofulous, ami afU'ctel with swellings, sore
eyes, etc , lu suit i ol doonrn and blood purl
flera, kept growing worse, his health leoane
broken, his neck was lull of lumps-n e
lurge ono.n rtiuulngoro-ad tlie oh e seemed
hopeless. One month's use of tlie Ononis
Curo, tn tue alo!ilslimnt of everjboly,
drove awav the lumps, healed the sore, and
oured tlie eyes.
He has never felt or appeared so well In
years, nd w feel tha' Ills lire-long troubles
lire under ountrol of your wonderful medl
clue, lor which wo oauuol be toothnukful.
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Bold at Klrlln's Drug Btore, Ferguson Jlonte
Block, dheoandoa.. ,
The oyster will get belter as the cool
weather increases.
A Fatal Mistake.
Pll.vsiclai,s make no more fHlal mistake
ihau when they inform pitienU that nervous
heart tn aihles co ne from tlie slomaoii and
are of little nouseiiueuce. llr. Franklin
Itllei, tin- nolpd Indiana speolalls', has
proven the couiraiy In his new book ou
"Hart I) vase." which may be had free at
U, If. II lgi-iii. neb's rirutt store who aiMniulooH
and reoninnii'ttdi Dr. Milfls u equaled New
ueari i tm, iviiicu nas in- iHrgesi. suieoi anv
heart renu-ilv iM Hie world. It cure nervous
nnd organ"! heart disease, short breath,
uuiterlni,', p nn or ti-ndxrtiess In tlie Bide, arm
or should -r, Irren-ilar inline faint tug.Hniotiier
nig, ilioi'sy, etc JIIh ltesloratlve Nervine
cuies hoadache, nts, etc.
Tlinuk fortune Uieiuud bIIiikIuk will
end on to-morrow.
Miles' Nerve ana Lover Pills
Art on a new nrlni-lnle rc'illntlnz the
Uvor, Ftomach and bowels lArouaa the nervvx
A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Fills speedily
mto biliousness, bad tasle, tirpld liver, piles,
constipation unequaled for men, women,
children. Bmalhwt, mildest, surest! Sldoses,
i'mts. Maniples Fred, at C, JI. Uagenbuch's
drni; (-tare.
Bonnets nro small this season lu size
but not iu price.
How to Suoaood.
This Is the croat broblem of life which few
satisfactorily nolve. Home fall because ol
poor ueauii, oincrs want oi kick, mv lue
majority irom ueuuieuL gru want, oi nerve,
Tlii-y are nervous, Irreholute, chaugeablc,
easllv i:et tlie blacs Bud "take tlie l-nlrlls
down to keep tho spirits up," thus watlug
rnouey, time, opportunity and nerve force.
There fs nothing like t he Hestonitivi Nervine,
discovered by the great specialist, Dr. Mites,
to cure all nervous dp-easen, as hoadache, the
blues, nervous prostiatton, gleepleHsuevs,
neuralgia. Bt. Vllus dance, fits, and hyueila.
Trial bollleil and fine booic of te-tlinonlals
ireo at (J. 11. llageubuch's drug store.
It makes a cheap Bwell nroud to be
culled n dude.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warning? The signal per
laps or the sure approach of that more ter
rible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves
U you can nllord for the sake of saving 50
ents, to run the rlskrtnd do nothing for it.
We know from experience that Million's Cure
ill Cure your Cough, ft never falls. This
fxplalus why more than a Million Holt leu
wero sold the past year. It relieves Croup
mil Whoppine Cough at once Motuers do
not be without 11. For Lame Had, Hide or
Chest, use Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Bold by
J. II. Hageabuch, N. K. corner Main and
Uoyd streets.
Winter whiskers mo coming on in
good shape.
Shlloh'a Consumption Curo.
This Is beyond question tin most suc
3sful Cough Medicine we have ever sola,
i few doses Invariably cure the wok! oises of
Cough, Croup, and llrouchitls, while Its won
lerful succes In tho cure of Consumption is
without a parallel In the history of medicine,
Since it's first discovery It has beeu sold on a
marantee, a test which no other medicine
mn stand, Ii you h ive a Cough we earnestly
wk you to try it. l'rloe 10 cents, SOoenls, and
11.00. If your bungs are sore, iciest or Back
ome, use Million's Porous Plaster. Bold bv
). It. Ilagenbuch, N. 10. corner Main and
Uoyd streets.
The jiarlrhlge anil rabbit season
opens to-day.
To Our Readors.
Areyou troubled with Consumption -or a
ileep seated Cold, If so take healthy excrcK-e,
livelu open air, use I'anTlua Ooughaud
Consumptlou Cure, and he cured. Don't
delay. Trial bottles freeut Klrlln's drug store
Election day Tuesday, be 011 hand
and vote.
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Ut'lFT AT IIIIICKVILU
Clnvorititr lluehaiiuii OflitrA a Itnward of
WSH for that'll f unvH-t Captured.
Kkoxvim.k, Tenn., Nov. 2. Every
thing Is qnlot nt Coal Croek,and nothing
la being done with I lie exception of the
arrest of an occasional convict. Gover
nor Buchanan and Superintendent Wal
ler arrived last evening. Tho Governor
will offer a large reward for tins arrest
and conviction of the loaders of the mob,
and also, liberal rewards for the arrest
and conviction of all participants In the
riot, the burning of the stockade and the
release of the cojivictn Friday night.
The guards at Oliver Springs have been
strongly reinforced, aud a sharp watch
is kept to avoid attack.
The Governor last night issued the
following proclamation:
"Whereas, It is provided by Section
10, Chapter 201 of the Acta of 1881), that
the lessees of tho poultentiary, on the
escape ot any convict, shall be liable to
pay such reward as the Governor may
oiler, not to exceod $25 for each con
vict, and all the oxpensos otherwise In
curred (Including advertising) in the
capturo and delivery of such prisoners
to the State and Its ofllcers; now, there
fore, I, John P. Buchanan, Governor of
the State of Tennessee, do hereby oiler a
reward of $25 for each convict recently
escaped from the branch prisons in An
dorson County and their delivery to the
warden of the main prison at Nashville,
which sum shall bo paid as required by
law by said lessees.
"Iu witness thereof tho great seal of
the State is affixed.
"(Signed) John P. BrcHAKAN."
Chatanoooa, Tenn., Nov. S. No
further outbreaks have occurred nl
Briceville aud the mines are all Working
full time. The convicts are hiding in
the mountains of Kentucky. Tlie prison
officials report that about 800 convicts
have lieen released.
Governor Buchanan has ordered the
militia to lie ready for duty at a mo.
ment'S notice. There Is much uneasl.
neas at Oliver Springs, Tracy City aud
Iuman, where convicts are employed,
over a rumor that the miners through
out the State have organized with a view
to liberate all convicts working at these
places.
TUN THOUSAND 1KAI.
Many More Killed in the Japan Earth
quake limn nt First Supposed.
London, Nov. 2. Additional advices
from Japan con firm the news that there
have beeu many wrecks about the Island
of Hondo as one ot the consequences ot
the earthquake.
The severance of telegraphic communi
cation with the death-visited districts
continues to prevent accurate details
being gathered as to the extent of the
calamity.
Over two thousand persons were
killed aud about eighteen thousand
houses wore destroyed In the province
of Nagoyu, on the Island of Hondo, the
capital of which is Nogoyn, a city ot one
hundred nnd thirty thousand inhabit
ants. In addition to this live thousand
houes were destroyed and flvo thousand
porHous woro killed by the enrthquake
at Glfu.
The towns of Knno and Kasnmntsu
wore also destroyed, togethor with fifty
mllod of railroad.
It is presumod that tho fire, which
started among the wrecked buildings nt
Nagoya, may have had much to do with
the great loss ot llfo.
As the loss of life at Kano nnd at
Kasamatsu is not mentioned, and as
these towns are said to have been de
stroyed, It is ostimated here that the
total loss of lifo may eventually bo
shown to be over ten thousand.
Gloucester's Ship Losses.
Gloucksteh, Mass., Nov. 2. The
number of vessels lost from this port
daring the year just closed w.is 17, with
an aggregate tonnage of 1,11) J tons, rep
resenting the value of $80,000, on whicli
there was an insurance of $78,000. The
lives lost foot up 78, against 80 last
year. The total number of vessols of
every description owned in this district,
481; agregalo tonnage, 1)2,21.! tons, an
Increase of 15 veaels and 1,501 tons.
FastTInie on the Michigan Centr.il.
Dbtuoit, Mich., Nov. 2. Tho fastest
run on record from Chicago to Detroit
was made yesterday ou the Michigan
Central road. The train, consisting of
four Wagner vestibule cars, baarlug tlie
Boston Commercial Club, loft Chicago
at 10:10 a. in. anil arrived at Detroit at
4:20 p. m-, covering tlie distance, 240
miles in loss than six hours, including
27 minutes consumed In stops. Tho aver
ago rato was -IS milos au hour.
I'rluce of Wales IEesldenee llurneil.
Lo.vuon', Nov. 2. Sandringham Hall,
the residence of the Princo of Wales,
was partly destroyod by fire yesterday.
. The second and third floor, tho roof and
much ot tho vnluable furniture were de
stroyed, and the rooms below greatly
damaged by water before the fire was
extinguished. Thedamago amounts to
twenty thousand pounds. A spark from
a boating llue appears to have caused
the Are.
Annexation nn Issue.
Montreal, Nov. 2. Mr. Mercior's
English organ, tho Quebec "Telegraph,"
says that the ipi -stion ot politic il union
with the United States will ha an im
portant issue In many of tho coming bye
elections in the province ot Quebec.
Nil IV YOItll Nuns IN IlltlllF.
Fierce forest fires are raging in tho
vicinity of Medina.
Algernon Homer, an ex-cnptiln of tho
British army, committed suicide at the
Victoria Hotel, New York, last night.
Ex-Congressman E. K. Hart, of Albion,
has told his interest in the llochoster
"Post-Express."
Helays ot bicyclists made the run from
Hartford, Coun., to New York, lU 1-2
miles, In 8 hours 20 minutes Saturday.
Edmond Havens was fouud dead in his
yard at Weedsporl, yosteiday mornilng,
with his skull crushed and liln money
gone.
Sir Edwin Arnold was given a dinner
and reception at the Lotos Club, New
York, Saturday night. Many prominent
men were present.
Tho Albany "Evening Union" and the
Albany "Tiiuea" will be consolidated
booh after election, nnd the now publica
tion will be issued as the "Times
Union." Prominent Saratogians and others pro-
nose to establish a summer colony at
Saratoga Lake and are negotiating for
0U acres of land on the Van uensoiioeten
place a picturesijue bluff near John
Hiley's. The erection of cottugas will be
boiuu In the spriug. . .
1 Ilk snytng
something HAD I
BOOTS, AMnSItora
DRi.6isl.il WITH
corvism
Wolff'sACMEBIacking
NEVER GET HAtlD AND STIFF.
ATFUl'KIMIF nnd wMtuntoc! to preserve
i-nllirr, unci k.vp ( sell nn.l durable.
10C Will pay Ihr the Cost 10C
Jf)r or '""iKlim l'lnlit AVliHo tZ
J X lli.-s-,f.rlsloHul,y,
IOC Nnirinlll.Opnl, IOC
"Q or other Costly tJlass. "J0C
FOR GU3s WILL OO IT.
WOLFF M RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
TO
Purifies the blood by ex
pelling tho impuiitics through
the proper ehanndls and never
onuses eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels. Curos
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up tho system
and gives you an appetite,
Never fails to curo any con
dition produced by impure ur
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidneys.
Sold at Klrlii't Drug Store,
Ferguion' s Hotel Block. Shenandoah, Pa,
Ak my n (renin for W. I.. Iooiiln Shoes.
It not for nnle In your place iihU jour
ilenlei- to neuit fur citlttlogut-, M-ctil-u the
agency, ami net ilieiu for son.
BPTAKK SO .St;ilSTlTUT.l
WHY IS THE
W0 L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CENTLr?tyirf!
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It Ii a tt'iuulcM 8Ii.k w Itli in) iui'kn or wnx thread
to hurt ibofetM; iiiitih) of tht hvi Mm- calf, st)Ilnli
ami I'uov. ami jVcfiiw t make murr nhos 11 this
Oritiio than any nthrr man 11J art met , It i-iiuals liaud
Kinvi'd HhtKM fiHtliiK fnmi $1.H) to 8" t0.
d& 00 (tmiiliH Huui.-Hoictl, Urn ttnont cnlf
P vi slum er oflvreil fir SMC); eqiiulu Lreucb
ImporU'd fthiM'Ji wblch nut from $S.tt to $l "O.
CiA 00 HiumI-('(mI Well SIhip. line calf,
ijf tj I lull, I'oinfortdljh' nnd durable. 1 tin best;
shoo t'wr ottered ut (tils i luo ; naim ratio an cus
tom ina'lc rIhm-h cos! hirf from mm tu
CCO '10 roller Nho.'t I urine ru, Itutlmml Men.
vvi ami J .el tec 11 1 ii null weur tin ni, lineralf,
pt'fiiiil sh, tiiiioolli liiol'lc. hi'tix) threo so It", cxtcn-
Bioii cuut'. uiiv p.ur iu neiiruyenr.
4K9 ' ,im r,llf uo hotter hlior over orr. rrii nt
SJE thin prlrc; out1 trlnl wilt emltH'e Clmso
who want a shoe lnr conifui t uiul PervJeo.
CO ' niitl V3.00 V'uikhiiuiinH shoea
VCi n m v?v Htronu- nntl iliiiiili. T fm.r whn
lmvo given them atrial will ueunm other make.
DAieJ Vl.tHi uiiu 91.74 KL'hooi nil'" i nro
BUT worn hvlhu linvKovervwIiort': t tie v sell
011 thoir mcrltf, n the InereaHltiK huh'Hbhovv.
arl i.n iiiuni.m'rti hiio' nest
CIvS IVm'O J)oniiol,i. er MtvlUli; (riiualiFrencti
linpoi ted shot's costing ft 0111 61 hi to M.iMi,
l.mlii'h ..10, X-i-00 mid l.5 (hoo for
Mlssi.'iare the best Hue houriohj. HhIi aud Uurablo.
4'auilui). sh that w . I,. UoiiKlati' nanio anil
price aro stamped on the hot torn of euch shoo.
.Tojsojpla. 33L1,
ifi(3oxii.ca.vi 'a
DR.THEEL,
KQC North Fourth 8t.f
Dtiu ba Gniu. PHit-i'HU-iii.
th "UO RtllUlUf (.trUl-D lUlTkCM
tii.-Ull-l in tlif I'uiu-d hUts wbo li
bu t cur-. Blood f?olsona
Nervous Doliillty Spe
cial Diseases r
8klo UI-f-Ha )UilKiioUP-loil-lh
twu.soreThront Mouth,
111 tclict, rim pit i, IrupUoDi, iofl r
hrd tltrrH, Hw IILt.g, Irril-ltoDi,
ltiilniutlun atil Kunnloti,
Ktricturti, WekDtil and kirlj
dJr, loit mmorr, hack tncnUl -ii.letT. KIIiht -n
HI II r IH-fneii od til fiouUlnr from
lu lUi'n tinn or Uv rork IK-cmt a- curM ia 4 " ' lTri1
Wlief kt imot' Po out U.M hfr'. l-",r h,t ''"
tisliiK Dwtor. gtivk Fnillr .r Hrttal Thr!. In hv W l
l)r. THKKI. cur.-j pofMively "i't"1"' dttnnon frm
baalfiMi otn -1111 mtinm iin iiiDthi'ti cmttKifiTi
u.iniini ri n nr Nir Mil 2 imi 1 ' PQOK
TBtlTM rxr.i-.iiiii Qttfk Uii I r iwnrti lr.tii 1 ill.
T'H 10 f 1111 lh till II rilf rr call an-t t Tfl
For tUhrtn twe Wein. HaiurJty PhlU. AMj Tim
A FINE SHOW
If you want, to tee a tine display of Hoots and
W, S, SNYiiER'S
Boot and Shoe Store,
(Maeteller's old stand,)
Curlier Coal and Jardlu HIh.
Custom Work, aud Ilcpulrluj
Dane In the best Myle,
UFFER!HU WOMEN"
MAHIUID
' bn trjuhlcf, with iha ttnnolu IrreKulu Ui bo
JU"tlr to I low -1 K l ' 1' in tpe-UI. Or fU'L I -'i-
.t jUunttl A'cnW.)" ' I 'F U the r J. -In '4
EM ALE M'uulATINQ PILLS.
i. vinortiuii u
dmind. Hi tit
,11 fnit inut' nt 1 dy
R. BUIOKEU, M. D
PHYRIOTAN AND S tjUGBON,
NoIVKut Oentie Btvept; Uahaaoy Oily, P
Hit In aDd all sneotal diseases a specialty,