IS .MAYOR. He Defeats Pattison In Phila delphia. HIS MAJORITY OYER o0,000. Tlit Camriiaiirn a Memorable and Desper ate I'ol.tif-al I ilit - I'itttUurK Vnleit In t-:ur of Improvement Hond- Klec t:oti lu Oilier I'etiii.v:Yaiiia Tow h. I'liii-APKi i n: Feb 20. All nirlk-a-1 1 r: lmnst to tl:' Ht-c-riuu of Charles F. Warwick as mavnr of this city by a ma ; rity e-r:inar-il at from 50,ihm to Ml. 000 ovt Robert K I'attison. the ex-pov- iiinrof tin t art- William. I. Rouey. rli- KcpuhlK-aii candidate for receiver (t taxes, has evidently been largely cut l.y hi party, but his majority over Col t u- i Syi vet-r ( 'onaffoii, the Democratic ami ref rm cam'-irtate. is estimated at io.iioo Twelve police magistrates. 1) velvet juuucilineii and 79 common couu CHAI1LE3 FBAXKI.IN WARWICK. .".linen have la-en elected, and present indications are that the Republicans have these offices. I'nusua! imprest was manifested in the election, and a remarkably lare vote was jHiIled. It was ideal "Repub lican weather" milil and sprinirlike with a bright sun hitiint! The day wa :ei: tally observed as a holiday and the streets were crowded The fifth' waired by the reform organizations, the municipal league, and the citizens com mittee of ninety-five was directed against the Councilman whose records justified tlieir turninjr down." The most saturnine of the Republican leaders did not hope for a majority higher than :J5.'HM) or 40.000, while iovTtior I'attison expressed himself as. oidideiit that he would be elected by about .'o.otHi plurality. That the IVniisylvania Democracy the faction opposed to the leadership of National Chairman Harrity cut Fatti soii is indicated by the fact that the Twelfth ward, which usually roes Demorratic, gave Warwick -ttR ma y !;' - The Municipal leajrne made a strenu m efioit to prevent fraud, and had watcher employed in nearly every one t the almost l.iMtt) divisions in the city it a.-o notified every election officer that any one caught siniiif; an election ( turn bet-. .re the polls closed would be to-ecutt i! and r-ent to jail I u some aiviMc-n- :t lias been the practice to pn pare the returns early in the day, eivma whatever majority may be mu tually agreed upon, without the vote Usually :i-r. The returns came in very slowly, but in 1? vuid out of the 37 which make out the city, there was a majority of bo.ooo f ir Warwick. These same wards (rave H.tsrin's 40,000 over Singerly iu the late frubeinaiorial election, when total municipal majority was 85.- o.i. The trreatest interest was manifested in this election, as it lonMiice assumed the -liape of a desperate tiht against the Ke ublicau combine." headed by D.ivid Martin and Senator Charles A. I'orter T!i-tbrowine; down" by these leaders of Senator Penrose jnst before tile convention, at which it was jreuer aily MiptMi he would le nominated, created a rrvat deal of disaffection anion:.' Republicans, and led to the open I reach bitwtt-u Senator luay and the leaders of the combine. From that time it w.u- t lioiiirht that uay would r:ve hi- Mipport to Mr. 1'attismi, but the oVersvhelminjr majority rolled up I y the Repuliheans clearly lemonstrates that Mr nay decided to sacrifice his J eroiuil tet hntrs to the panl of his party and turned 111 for the support of ti.n "ticket Mr Warwick received the returns at Mayor Stuart's office and expressed his treat satisfaction at the result, though airreeahly surprised at the lartre rijrures. Mr lattion remained at his country h: ine at iverbrook and received the re turns nver a special wire. The return-, from the Kijrhth ward Senator leime' ward-.-how a majority fur Warwick of l.no7. Hastings' ma jority m the ward List November wa l.V.es I'ittshi ku. The city will pet its contemplated improvements by the l-uin of bond-, that, at least, was this verdict- of the people at the polls ve-terd iv when they voted by an almost overwhelming majority in fa vor of the increase of debt. The gen eral estimated majorities would give f-.r public safety Ixnuls a majority of 17. .".n. water. i7.."tto, p:rks, 13,000, "and Icnleviinls. 1:I.hiO. Aitouna At the election held here the Republicans elected their candidates for M'hool directors, .1. M. Kemmerling and A .". Lytic, by 7oo majority. John A Doyle. I einocrat. was elected alder man hi the Third ward Several Dem oiraric councilmeii were electel, but Republicans still have a safe majority in both tranches of the city goveru u.ent W i-!i!Vc,T"V Three liepublieans and ci:e L)-i!i n-i.it wrc elected to council here niiir lhat io'.v Taylor. Demo crat, was eleclt d t . the -i-lio ilboiivil by a majority of ".v '.e u ing thiit hoard in the c .nti-o! d the Dc:s!K".-af:c party. Ai.i.h.iiiKW City The it;le of Al lesrheiiy city de.- del v an overwhel m?nr maj ritv to aaf h n i.e the issuing of if 1 , 4' :.".! I of U.nds for public im provements ami at the same time it de cided by almost as pronounced a vot that it will place the sending of the money in the hands of other men than those who have handled the city'i finances in the past two years. Kkik The election in Erie for coun cil and school directors resulted in a majority in Ixith for the Republicans. The city government is entirely Repub lican now. Suit Over the Kibe Iiater. IirKKAi, Feb. . An action for dama-es against the North (ierman Lloyd Steamship company will be brought by Siegmund Frank, the brother ot Jacob Frank, the Huffalo ticket broker who was lost in the wreck of the steamship Kll. The damages specified will lie $.V),X. Time For Spiritual Preparation. Jfkkuksmv City, Mo., Feb. 20. The p.vemor has respited Henrv Kaisr and J;u ob Heize, who were to hang tomor r .w for the murder of St.kmau Brown. This additional time is given bv the governor in order that t he v may pre pare for the solemn ordeal which fall to them. The Case Dhmluril. Dkxvfr, Feb. 20. Justice Cowell has dismissed the case against Rev. Frank Spalding, principal, ami five members of the faculty of Jarvis Hall Military fccademy, ho were arrested last week lor fce-yerely flogging two unruly cadet. SILVER MEN BEATEN. They Are I nahle to IV the Free Coin age Kill In the Senate. Washington. Feb. 20. The senate adjourned after a determined, but fruit less effort on th part of the silver men. led by Mr. Jones (Ark.), to pass the bill for the unrestricted coinage of silver. Mr Jones himself made the the 1110 tioii to adjourn, after it had been made evident that a voting quorum of sena tors could not le held in the senate chamber for an all night struggle One f the surprises immediately pre ceding the adjournment, was a re-olu-tioii submitted by Mr. W ott (Colo.i. one of the most active m er leaders, declaring that while the welfare of the country required th" fr-e coinage of silver, at the rati.) of M- to I. yet. in view of the near adjournment of con gress and the pressing demand fur up propriation bills, it was inexpedient to enter ujxui the consideration ot the silver bill at the present ses.-lou of con gress. No action wa taken 011 the res olufion. but is was regarded as signifi cantly foreshadowing the course of the silver bill. The silver forces asserted their strength at the outset ot the proceed ings. and by a vote of :'.ti to 7. dis placed the u.orning business nnd tok up the silver bill ln-fore the regular or der had leeu reached Mr. Vilas (Wis.) then took the floor for four hours in a carefully prepared speech defending the admims'raf 1011 foi the recent liond contract When Mr Vilas concluded, active steps were taken by the silver men to force a final vote It was evident, however, that the oppo sitioti was readv to talk against time and thus carry the debate through the night, if necessary, to cut off a vote Mr Piatt (Conn ) then cook the floor and made an argument against tht bill being frequently interrupted by xnnts of no quorum, and roll calls and sug gestioiis for closing debate. Mr Jones appealed to the opposition to fix a time for a vote, but no agree nietit could be reached Fmaiiv the senate business was brought to a com plete standstill by the failure to secure a quorum, on Mr Aldrich's motion tc go into executive session From that time until adjournment vain efforts were made to secure a vot ing quorum, although a quorum was present most of the time, many sen a tor refusing to vote. This tedious Process continued until Mr Jones re luctantlv yielded and the long sessioo losei. VETOED AN OHIO BILL. The I,reHilent ICt'Tnte to Kemove Ilefier tlon ('liar;e Aiulot .laenlt Kkert. Washington. Feb 20. The president has sent to the house his veto of the bill to remove the charge of desertion against Jacob Kckert The bill was in troduced by Representative Richards (O ). The president gives the record ot the beneficiary who lives at New Phila delphia, O He was a private in Com pany B, Fifty-first Ohio volunteers, and was convicted and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment by a court martial for desertion. The president then says: "It seems to le that the provisions of this bill amount to a judgment of a regularly constituted court and legisla five pan Ion of an offense of which the soldier was convicted. If this doubtful authority is to be exercised by congress, it should tie done in such a manner as not to restore a man properly convicted and sentenced as a deserter, without rven the allegation of injustice, to the rights of pay, allowances and pension belonging to those who faithfully and honorably engaged in the military service of their country " The Session of the Iloiive. Washington. Feb 20 The house spent the session in the further consid rration of the naval appropriation bill The points of order made by Mr. Savers against the items for the increase of the enlisted force of the navy were overruled and his amendments looking to their elimination were defeated. The committee on naval affairs were vie torious on every test of strength taken The conference report on the bill to ex tend the time for making returns undeT the income tax law were agreed to and several bills of minor importance were passed at the opening of the session. Mortn4 IHmier to Cleveland. Washington. Feb. 20. The dinner given by Secretary Morton in honor of President and the cabinet, was fat ami away the prettiest of the official dinners of the sea-son. 1 hose present were President and Mrs. Cleveland: K-cre-tary of State and .Mrs. Oresham: Secre tary of War and Mrs. Lamoiit; Secre tary of the Navy and Miss Herljert. Attorney (ieneral and -Mrs. Olney, Sec retary of the Interior Smith; Mrs Per rine; Postmaster C ieneral Bissell, Mrs Manning, and Secrttaiy of Agntulture and Miss Morton. $eart Not Likely to Hang Washington. Feb. 20. Senator Haw ley, who lias l-cn interesting himself especially in the fate of Major Seward, one of the men condemned to death for participation in the recent Hawaiian revolution, expressed the opini n based 011 assurances received from MinisteT Thurston, that there will be very few executions. Major Seward was an oth ter 011 (ieneral Hawley's t-tait U urme the war. Carlisle and Cleveland to Ilet. Washington, Feb. 20. Both the president and Secretary Carlisle intend leading Washington for a rest almost immediately on the adjournment of congress. The president will probably go to North Carolina on a duck hunting trip. He will likely take a party of friends with him and will le gone prob ably a week or ten days. Secretary Carlisle has not yet fully matured his frlans, but it is expected that he will le absent at least three weeks or a mouth May Close the Small Pits. Ptttsbi-kg. Feb. 20. A meeting of all the railroad coal operators of this dis trict is in session here for the purpose of devising some means to restrict pro duction and improve prices. Ojrator from Chicago. Cleveland. Buffalo and other places, who are interested in this district, are present. Nothing definite has been done as yet. but it is probabh that an agreement will le made with the small operators to close their pits and leave the market to the larger dealers. Ore I'.r fillers Fail." AssoxiA, Conn.. Feb 20 The Elec trolytic Copper company, in the Inisna,--of refining ores, has made a voluntas assignment with unknown assets. Fr.ink and Edward Smith conducted tht bus iness Gold For the Itonds. New York, Feb. 20. (iold to the amount of f 2, 457. 41 7 was deposited in the sub-treasury yesterday on account of the bond syndicate. General Swift Itead. Boston, Feb 20. (ieneral John L Swift deputy collector of customs at this port, has died of heart disease. The Weather. Fair, warmer: westerly to south westerly winds PITH OF THE NEWS. John Burke, a veteran, committed sui cide 11. New Voik because he had lost his pension papers. Thirty railroad and steamship officials met at Baltimore to form a new trallic association Lewis F Benett. who wa arrested at Baltimore, for refusing to answer a ques tion before the grand jury, was discharged from custody Judge (iroskcup, at Chicago reserved hU decision n the contempt case against ex-Heceiver Grrenleaf of the whiskey trust Insuriients surrounded Lima. Peru, and government troops were engaged io ar ranging defeiiaes aruuud tlit:ilj. Hundreds Cry For Revenge on Harry Hayward. THE riMSONFH SNEEIJEI) AT THEM. He Wen' to II:' Cell In tlif I'rison as Ga a tier Attempt t the In-fene ti. I'rote Iiisamtt Will a ruiture. II la- iamilv IU f m d (.uixl MinnkaI'oi.is l'b. -20 The state's representative h, the Hayward ca.-e 111 I.linois. is in tli-- city, and states that tht state lias li-.tlnng to fear from the insanity depositions, which have b.-eu secured at the old home of the Hay-ward-y He s ivs the whole . mntry near where the depositions were taken is peopled with distant relatives of the Haywards. The antecedents of the family were traced back as far as 1730, covering hundreds of people, and onlv six insane cases could I f found In his opinion the family has a hrst-class rec ord In many of the cases. 111 fact la all but 01. e. it was found that the insan ity was not hereditary, but was biought about by di-t ase and accidents. Atftr the adj uriimenr last night tht-te was an immense crowd waiting outside the comtrooni to see Harry taken to the jail. They waited until the prisoner was brought out in irons and then there was a demonstration. Aftet he had pass d Fourth street the trv went up In. 111 the top of a lumber wagon in a hoaisc voice- "Hung hnn Hang him The crov d had rr.ly been waiting for the cue. and lii ni all sides, from hun dreds of hcarst tiiroats the cry went r.p: 'Hang In 111 Hang him " The pri.-om r looked over his should r at the crowd and suiillcd with that p -culai sneet which he knows so well how to assume The yell had i: f phased him ami he went to his prison cell as gay as ever THAT MONSTER PETITION. It Is Presented to On- President by !. Ladit-s. Washington, Feb 20 Senator Frye. at the request of Ins fellow-citizen Mis L M N Stevens of Maim to whom arrangements foi the occasion were lommitted. has introduced to 1'rcsioent Cleveland a committee cf ladies of the V C T U. designated to present tc Mill the lllillHI.se polyglot teIllJM-1 ance petition The ineet:iig took place ii: the library of the executive man-ion The committee headed !y Miss Wsllard aim Lady Henrv Somerset, consisted of the geneial officers of the National YV C T U Mrs Hoffman. Mis. K.nkei and Mrs K L. Stevenson Miss Wil lard acted as spokeswoman of the com mittee The ladies, after the interview with the piesideiif met Mrs Cleveland for a tew liniments in th red parlor The petition itself of course, was too bulky to be presented except liguia tively The president, in replv, stated that he regarded the object of the petition as on m winch all good men ami women should take an interest He closed by expressing the pleasure he felt in r ceiving the representatives ot the W C T U Representative Blair (X II.) intro duced a resolution in tin- house proj.os lhg an ainemliiii i.t to (lie u;st it t.I i 1 prohibiting the liijuor trat?ii in the United States The resolution is intio dued by ''request of the general ofti ceis of the Woild's and the National W C T IT ' and as the legal expie. sioii of the polyglot pt titioii present U to the president. Finally Mienelied t lie Fire. Ahi.am Pa. Feb. 20. After 21 hours of continuous work the force of men engaged 111 fighting the flames ar West Bear Uidge colliery, where live men were killed and seven injured bv an explosion of gas. succcded in quein h lug the fire. The mine is badly dam aged and it will be some weeks before work can be resumed. The four me-i wlu were taken to the hospital are still alive, but (rough and Mining cannot re cover Shft a W'oiliail In tlie llreast. Sn AMoKix, I'a.. Ft b 20. While under the influence of liquor. Lncas Leshkc. shot Mrs. Mary Zaraml o in the left breast, anil after having tired five addi tional shots at two other women who rushed into the house, he succeeded ill making his eseaje. It is feared thai; Mrs. Zaraml), 1 cannot recover. Leshko. who is a hunchback, has been captured. He bought the revolver for the purpose ct murdering the woman. Murderer (.entry Found. PHit.AHKi.riiiA. Feb. 20 James B Gentry, the murderer of Madgp Yorke. was f.mnd unconscious on a doorstep al Thirty-third street and Columbia ave nue early this morning. He was taken to a hospital, where he regained con sciousness. admitted his identy an! crime, and said he had staobed himself with suicidal intent. Itenzine and it'll Fxplode. PlTTSPl ltG, Feb. 20 A explosion of benzine and linseed oil at the Iron Citv foundry, caused a fire that destroyed the works William Schultz, a painter, was fatally burned and John Bolage, a workman, was seriously hurt. The loss was f iO 1)00; fully msnred. .Mauk Considerably Improved. Connki.I-svii.i.k. Pa., Feb. 20. Chas. W Mauk. manager of A. Overholt & Co s distillery at Broadford, who was murderously assaulted here by two un kuowu men. is considerably improved. The Itoml Cireular Issued. New Yoi:k. Feb. 20. The managers of the Belmont-Morgan (Jovernmeiit Loan syndicate issued their prosiectns for the American h ilf of the new 4 jmt cent bonds. The lx.mls are issued for public subscription, and they can le paid for in currency or gold. The man agers of the syndicate, it was said, will undoubtedly sell the lnds on terms which they consider will lie most ad vantageous to the object the syndicate has in view, namely, the building up and maintaining the government's gold re serve They may sell the bonds tonne hid de: or to several: they may sell them for g Id or for currency, or to whichever bidder or bidders whose bid or bids may be considered most advantageous-to the government and therefore most-advantageous to the syndicate. Honors For a Woman Lawyer. Lkbanon. O., Feb. 20. Mrs. Easou Holbrook. wife of President Alfred Hol brook of the National Normal university at this place, has reveived a request from the Women's Suffrage convention, now in session at Atlanta, to send her portrait or bust, to le unveiled on a certain day. Mrs. Holbrook has the distinction of leing admitted to prac tice law lief ore the supreme court of Ohio. She has not decided whether or uot to grant the request. An Old Woman's Deed. West Plains, Mo., Feb. 20. The Ftory of a peculiar murder comes from Marian county. Ark. Samuel Cowles, an old man from Illinois, was found dead nearly a mile from home. It is alleged that his wife had chased him from the house with a harrow tooth, with which, it is claimed, she inflicted several wounds which caused his death. She was arrested and lodged in the Yellville jail. Cowles was 77 years old and his wife is 73. ICeceivep Uy the Oueen. London. Feb 20 -The queen has. held the first drawing room of the sea son in Buckingham place. There was a large r.umb r of L butautes present and a full attei.danct of all olhciiils and dlplouiaU AFTER THE BOMB THROWERS. Martin's Ferrr 1'eople Determined to Stop lawlessness. Martin's Fkrry. O.. Feb. 20 Citi zens are contributing as high as t-V) and tioo each toward the fund to be offered for the apprehension and conviction of the bombthrowers The fund will pi( I ablv reach l..")O0, including foOO from the county commissioners The special police have been ordered Cf mi::ed at the Buckeye The manage iiiciir promises to run the bm glass woiks to its lullest capacity it the plant and thetmploves are guarded against ;niurv More "men are at work than heretofore The hearing ot the men charged with shooting at Manager Humphreys- took place today The lawlessness is being denounced in the pulpits bv the ministers Kev A K Brownlee" of the Tinted Presbyterian called it the bloody liond of auarchv and praved that (i.nl would turn their hearts from their evil ways. Declared Professional ICiders. New Yokk. Feb. 20 In the L A W. convention the following were declared professionals: W. W. Worls. J F Starbuck. F. H Noble. Mark Watter son. Frank Hess Dorr. H K Bartholo mew. A S. Meixel. S L. Cassiday. William Human. William K. Trueblood. William Martin. Dawsou Foruwall. U. A. New-house, B. K. Putney. P. K. Bett ner. Fred T. Werrill. Frank Bernard. James Johnson. C W Conway, Carl L Oeller and W. E Rhodes. A Siu-f-essful Test of Plate. Bkthi.f.hem. Pa., Feb. 20. American made armor plate has scored another success In the presence of Commodore Sampson and other naval officers, a teat was made of plate from the two war vessels Indiana and Massachusetts. A SOO-pound projectile, with a velocity of 1, '.140 feet per second, was fired from a 10-im h gun and not a single crack was made in the plate. The test resulted in the acceptance of ?i tons of Harvey iztd armor. Declared a Fraudulent Coneern. Atlantic- City, Feb. 20. The Star Postal company of this city has been de clared to be a fraudulent concern by the postofhee department at Washington, and Postmaster Sayre has seized the company's mail and returned all money ordeis to the office from which they came The company has been doing business here for more than a year, working the country beyond the Alle-.'ht-nies It did an enormous business. The Suiciile a Swindler. Baltimore, Feb. 20. William W. Croziei cf the firm of 11. S Lanfair & Co . who committed suicide a few weeks ago. is found to have swindled thiee banks out of several thousand dollars each by hypothecating receipts for a stock of canned oysters, which was il reality corn. ere. Nru York lhig Show. New Yokk, Feb 20. The nineteenth annual bench show of the Westminster Kennel club has opened at the Madison Square (iarden, with an entry of 1,031 dogs. New York leading and Boston le nig a good second, to far as numbers are concerned Testimony Hard to llreak. Toit into. Out.. Feb 20 When Harry and Dalhis Hyams were brought up for preliminary trial for the murder of young Wells, the crown asked for another week's remand in order to have the )o-t mortem examination of Wells' body completed. The police claim that they have a chain of circuit! stantial evidence against the prisoners that will be hard to break. Miss Lati mer who was a clerk of Hyams at the tune of the tragedy, says that when she asked Harry how the accident occurred his reply was. 'Tlalhis let the weight slip Cut His Wife's Throat. New Yiuk. Feb 20. In a rear tene ment at fj. Baxter street just iu the ceiitet ot the lowest m lit 1011 of the city. Vencenco Nino, a barber, cut his wife's throat from ear to tar in the presence of tl.eir two children He claims that he committed flic deed lcause his wife's ii.vei had tried to induce her to kill hnn and run away The friends of tht murdert fi woman claim that the deed was provoked by her refusal longer to support ht-t husband Kescueri Thirteen shipwrecked Seamen. New York. Feb 20 Thirteen ship wrecked staiuen have reached this city en hoard I he White Star steamer Taurio They were Captain Jones and crew ot the British ship iiialto and were rescued on Feb IO. in latitude 51.01. longitude I 2. their ship lieing then uiimauage nble in a heavy storm The rescue was affected with great difficulty after six hours' continuous effort. A New Millers' Organization. Chicago, Feb. 20 At a conference at the (Jreat Northern hotel betweeu the officers of the old National Millers' association and representatives from tuanv local and state millers' associa tions. an agreement was reached w here bv all the- associations of the country tvill lie amalgamated into a new Na tional Millers' association, which will bt incorporated. A Dinner For Sturrr. Washington, Feb 20 Representa tive Bellamy Storer of Ohio has lieen tendered a dinner by J. P. Egan. M K Ingalls and other prominent business men of Ohio, of ftoth parties, in recogni tion of his congressional services and particularly of his recent vote for the bond resolution. The dinner will tie given in Cincinnati after the adjourn iiimt of congress Carlisle Wants More Authority Washington. Feb 20 A letter from Secretary Carlisle has lieeu read in the senate stating that the secretary should be granted authority to issue short, time bonds, but the prosjiects are now that such bonds will not lie needed to meet deficiencies The letter is in response to a senate resolution and liears on the provision tor certificates of indebted uess in the sundry civil bill. Honors For Colonel Johnston. Baltimore. Feb. 20. St. Mary's sera inary couducted by the SulpitiaL Fa thers. has conferred the degree ot doc tot of laws upon Colouel Richard Mal colm Johnston, the well-known ltcturer and author Colonel Johnston I Id a reception in the seminary. Cardinal (ilblM)IlS. Rt. Rev. P .1 DuiikIiiio t.ishmi of Wheeling; Dr D. C (iilman,.presi . ueni. 01 me .ionns Hopkins university and Rev Dr Ooucher. presideut of the Woman's college, were of the uuiubet of distinguished persons present Germans Will Take Control. Auckland, New Zealand. 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Daily, f.'lui per annum: $1.00 for four mouths: :ui cents per month: delivered by carriers for tl cents per week. Si miav Euition. twenty-four lar;e. handsome paircs HVs columns, elegantly illustrated. -.'.oo per annum; 5 cents per copy. Daily and Suudu. $.".) iter annum : frfi cents per imintli. Wkkki.y Eki i iox. ."10 cents a year. Address all letters to Tin; Times, Philadelphia. X Til E LEA D1N(I I WHISKIES OK THE OU NTUY. J SilvcrAgcKyci Al8ohitely pure, rich, old and Mellow. DUQPBSXKHYK '.int ina H ir urn W.. K.1 BEAR CREEK RYE . The flr.est Slx-Yenr t : I Whltkcy on tbe Market. ' There M9kle lire lor sale hy Itenlerx. Ho- icih Bii.i iiruiiKisis. and II your pHitieular dealer ! ea 001 have It ten.l i.irert to MAX K I.F.IK, T 8:! l-eoeiul tstrt-et. J AI.I.KI1HKNY. I'A T IMstlller, Importer an J Wholesale l.luuor lealer. i letiva.Mly g FREE i ESIO OO worth of lovely Music for Forty . . Cents cons'stine of xoo paes y latest, brightest, liveliest anj most popular selections, both vocal anj 4aruroenta , gotten up in the most elegant .anoer. In- cluJing four large size Portraits. CARMIHCITM. the Spanish Dancer. -5 fc: FADE RE WSKI. the tireat Pianist. AOEUNA PATTI and 5 mZ MINNIE SEUQMAN CUTTING. aooHcsa atx oaorai to X. THE NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO C0. Broadway Theatre Eldg.. New York City. i Z CANVASSERS WANTED. 5 Tllll tit. S flj. M..fl . . I. WANTED BY SAM'L WELLS & CO.. 67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, O. LARGEST EXPORTERS OF CIKSEKC IN THE U. S. M SlKErSSfff'JiW.K.M KK A. UfTTJimm lark tat ; IQg . . PRINTING. T11K FIIEKMAS Printing Office Is the place to uet your JOB PRINTING ! l'toaiptly and satisfactorily executed. We will meet the prices of alll honoraoie coiupetion. We dou't do any but titst-cia-is woik and want a living lnce for it- With Fast Presses and New Type We aie prepared la turn Ul J b Print nif ol every discrlptlon in the FINEST STYLE and at the ver Lowest Cash Prices. Nuthitiit nut the tel material w used aid our work p-aks lor iUeif. We are pro pared tn print ti the Hhortes. notice I'otkkp, Pkcvi:kammks, HisisK!'! 'akiis Taus. Heaps. Monthly Statkmknts Enveiapks, I.AIIKI.S. C lllCCI.AK!?. WKIIUINU AND VlblTINtl CAKDS l.'HWKS. NoTliiJ. II(AKTS llECKIITH IUNI WOKK. I. Kin Kit AMI N'OTK IlKAll, AND lltf and Paktt Invitations Etc We can print nnythlni; fruni the em a I lent iml neatest Vi-ilinu C'r1 to the lamest PosIt n short notice and at the must Keasonable Hales. The ramlnia Ficcmaii KHKXSlllTIUS. I'ENN'A. OILS! OILS! Tlie Atlantic Refining Co., of Pittsburg, la., make u sjiecialty of inanufneturing for the ilomeg tif tr.-ule the finest brands of (ruminating ami Lubricating 0ilsf Naphtha and (Jasoliue That, can r MADE FRQI.1 PETROLEUM. We challenge comparison with every known product of petrol eum. If you wish the Most : Uniformly : Satisfactory : Oils in the market ask for ours. ATLANTIC REFINING CO, MriSHI Kd lKT.. I'lnSBI'Hll, PA. ootls.SHIy. $300.00 roil a .name of a FLORAL WONDER. Kur inrtif-ularo Tick's FloriU Oaide f.r ly-", n tiittn!oloreii i-lal-a ot I Vu ii a Ilrain litntf Atrr.iii, tl'Mi Vt-R- I .'Uilile. Ilil'i u-:iik1 .;..M Flower. nt illustrations; dt-m riplionH that ie- 1 'ri-'O, not inislt-a.i ; liiiiioii sum tux uutj I trun'l:ti.tiiiir. I'rit.te-1 In 17 diflt-rvntj -olortl ink-u Mailf.i on receipt of 11 t'eiils, wliit lj may lieilplurtt-d fruiu fint nU-r. ii-k'M Sretl coulain the of lile. r CHOICE: SWEET PEAS Small QnaatiUra at Waoletala riicM 40 Cents a Pound x'r: e We have L'mwn t.m uf Swe't Tt-aa tlif laut uiiiiiit-r of a vt-ry line quality to t-1 Atilet4iive our fi ion ds a real tr-at. 2: varifti- ami oiiors mistsl. Think of it. it pound only 40 rtn.; half pound . - . a a . . . .aarirr paaaa "'a. i oinrc I O eta. ,;OI.I FI.tVF.R, Grand Bed.ler. i I'lianiiing I'ut I'lant, and in-ellent fi I Bonier", Tiif XrFsr An fifll HUDI II U I-.K.-T iism:Knt. bULumDlAri Janes Tick's Sons Seedsnen 1(k iu:m i:k, v. What Can't Pull Out? Why the Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases, madebvthe Keystone Watch Case Com pany, Philadelphia. It pro tects the Watch fromthe pick poketandprevents it from dropping. Can only be had with cases stamped with this trade mark. Sold, without extra charge for this bow (ring), through Watch dealers only. lott of natch cases art spollad In th OMnlna. An opanar to obiata this sant traa. TKYOURHORSESHOER FOR THE THE ONLY Shoe fop WINTERUSL It ABiui-urtLY prevents sliprlnr. Insures in-rftM-t fafety and comfort Li an.l 2... ........ j,'-"i loiiuiiion kept so tiy not liaviiiir U nmstimi. . li.ma . I . . . . . . J . ...... a vUCf uoes for liarieiiiiip. The CALKS are REMOVABLE. Steel-Centered an J SELF-SHARPEXlr. Vhfn vnrn aiaw i..n. ... erted without n..WlnT Im " . SrTi? liuuienw; aiii.mnt t.f time usually ltt a Tti blaekamitli hu. ' On receipt 01 H.stal w in ,uai f mr d soritIvecireilarfiita.iniiipiirie-s.f talked Hliora. ready to l nailed on, or trial. oflertHl Una wiuter at very low price. 11 mm k. ' aafe V. m a n m ' - aaaV W 1 AT MW r m l-tra This eminent Physician has de voted ;i lifeiinie to his Specialty Diseases of the Kye, Kair, Nose, Throat, Lung ami ( hronic Diseafee. Moiuliiys. Dfi-eiiil-tr .'i ami :U. l-.M: J:intiarv :. F. l ru: I'l, May :!'. Jiuif 17. .Inly AuizuM 12. S-d.-tiiU viiilt-r 4. iH-it-iiil r l! sml :., -'..". t,;; THE CAPITAL HOTEL, J0HXST0WN, Pa 4 lilinit' t In- l'i-in.y i a ii i :t I.m.i rurtlays. Dt-o-iiiU r 4. l'.'J: January 1 ami :".. K. I rn;trv v y , JJi. May L'l. June 1. July Ans;i.t 13. Si j.t. n':..- ; ,', s, Novt-ii.lx r ". I Kt e n.lu r :'. ainl ALL EYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERF0R Ytt tr A fane ol leatne ot t iver s- Years. StamllMC toured l,y r Salui. For 24 eam or more my lierlnk" t' in-en l-ad. my leu ear ilmivt deal. 1 have t-eea under In-. Sal m trratuieiit tor tlie -1 n-.e month, an.! my tie.rli a lian l.een ti n Krea-.y Impri Ted. In la t the ruitOate I a I een imuila lie. 1 tn Mill under Irtaimetit ainl lmie tor id enure core. Ur -teiuily ISA Ai; I IKKSti.N. Bedford. Ha . :ei t. 1. l'a III ammntol tie eiy aaae e.lenatlon ol the atHive. 1 me Hie Mnory I the fe Iu ot: all. Alul 3H jear Mr. Yirr-i n. in re..t.t ol eatarrh. tcame hard t tieannic in hit- leu ar tnat the sa me mialif n-t ie ln there at all lor the act ual ervlc-eg it did lum. Tlie riK tit one lo t he la t 2 ear ! e- me ati re and or-e. and It ttMilt to me very l-ul taiklnic lor ttiui to uui1-r ataO'1 yoo. Iow. at er five uioDttiF-treatment, tie can hearaaaiu mixli the totally iii"e -ii ear. s-i a lo nv deal lor :ai r. nintiinlicir ami een rhUi'ierK aaain. and hio naht ear l a.ni-t a icood an any a!(Md eat mitht l'e. I riend." who know h Dl mil ttrtl' lo tlie n-treelli- t 1UJ atatemeot. " lK- -M- SAI.M. Kelt I.il-a llrtr Halt er 1 tian t- Stand ti e Airo fv Mull 1.) titer. Hut Waii fured B 1 r Sallu. K or five year 1 liare had kidnev. 5Tomh and II ver trr.utile. 1 lie learlul m :tif In u.y l.-i k. and tdadiler 1 had duriiar tliat llrne uimiI. :i.e oileij lor ileatb I rould taioly asork. lee. oi reit. and I d tn ut teaulailv every i.i.l i .our or five I mea to void urln . t'onid har.lly ent and allien 1 tried a little ot foine' tin r It u. :! me ill. and alter tour ol our I eM r v fieii.tiii tiad !ailti to rure me. 1 thought it am ilnut tiue to iiie Some ol my lri n1. however, aitvived me to ro to lr. Salm . ha had I rnmnitii mi many wt n iteriul cure lu itii" 1'nrt ol Hi eoantry. A!Mr 1 bad taken bi tretuit nt 'i.ur it . 1 lound ditl toe Mian hhkI, IliaveiTikrnliiM iirlu rnl it i tor rix uionibH and ran etifoy lite th- iu re. nco 1 would dvtt.e all my irit ndii to o to itnc euil uenl dorlor to aet eurod. al:er iher hy-ii-'ani-la 1 1 . "ii r u ra ' e : u ! 1 1 . Somerset. Pa. M.la ZEIil'nsS fi.Oiir AitlrrlLriiiml ! A i-r 1 tee Hrlnre l.avt Ii ( Addrena all wi.-tauittrliu !., Tio. CLEARANCE - SALE Right after the largest an.! most prosperous ve.-Km, thi. h ever known, we propose making the mot tlmiou-h an l CLEARANCE SALE we have ever male ami we are going to unmalt i ri. .- : snow people mat we are in Ie:ul earnest ahout t!n :.!f. tire stock of Men's, l!,.y s an.l I hil.lren's Clothin- a vienis rurnisiiing uoo.ls, Lathes' Coats an.l Wrr.j ail son's outls an.l all .lesirable styles Reduced 25 Per Cent. or one-fourth of the regular price. This sale in. ln U- 1..1 items that space won't allow us to mention. Come an.l see for yourself how much we cm saw l',.r v..;; Il l.ars ami cents. MU I tiiei ELKHART 2nd HARNESS MFG. II No. 37. Surrey llarneaa. P!23'50 arrW., I T t.eer-a 1 M 5VT No. :is'i. Top Bukkj . t43.0D Sfe. ol.n olHTIIIh rlKLUKl CENTRE STREET, EBEHSEOEG I L ell-ltnowB and lonir eotahllahed Shavina .1 V now ,tl ntre tret. nr JKili the lltrery .umie olO Hira. lhavls . I.otlk rj't.7 Ji. l,f wHI rrled 00 In tbe SHAMwtn."!0' "AIK tl'TIIK.I AN 1 H,INO done the ietet and must rtutic manner. Tlan Tel. a .eiu,. UlaalM waiuj on at toelr raidenres. JAMtS H.IHNT. troriatar Ji ftrs ' ',ri","; CAMBRIA HOUSE, EBENSBURG, Pa 1 " Oiven Fye Si.-t., j,,, . , . ear oi s-.rji nt.. ' Ko-r ier I; .. ; turoltiK in. ;. )',.., eje-tiall. keeoirj- 1 very paititul. l.j . '. hji to liave Itie nf'ij.i da). A I tie re-u : totally blm.i. an t n.- . . I In-. Saim. ii. j ,, , 1 am not trouMed tt ey ow u tr.ar.r i,, unlit ot tlie r.ttit if ; d. tent I ant ....!er'u;. folium. I'a. Inward Trout t ure ! I have f uflere.) a ,.J al tn.ut 'e all my ire. j 1 T - Saim tiny eii":ire: -:i h t i Ji-V;t.i-' Miini.rville. fa . .l.j, Catarrh and I.uiu Tr iT...r.. ifr nearly i y, ir I ; jVr . j Iioul.le an.l caurrr, I w,. ... our ven i hysiri.n ut .r. 'u." "ITS e. UIilll 1 ar- i.,vla ,j . hy oneol t:i i.at ten - - Mm liar truut.le. l.i.. aariiri. I leu -o fi,:;v j . v llil I ut lu -e I w, it- ; r lor I i an er-! y i i. n '. Kind lhat 1 niii ourel " ' Hiila-d. I'a. y. 1 l-fafi fil W'-tneti .'i . a. frkltl ot otter lv-; i.- a;;., rur-d. t"ati'r'. itu.. r r. r IITomttia t'UTe.t wiTt.. -i rau-tii-a. iNt, fLtnr.-. Mai. 1. 1 ml i-rte.v . v-1 "li'i rerlalii !.r i u. i.ii.-- j E. torhea Ii -e. wt-iia. a:, 3 i j. lor 0lrfllll. v r!.--v-.- n; . . ' wiieiher irom iii:i ru,iei.: r dt i ual Tunctiori:-. -ii 'i H-t : ( r. u 3. Nf meit.ii.1 t-.i,---; r. - t., . . erjlin-aily treaie 1 i j M l,.. ;'. . ' (;: J JlJ CLOTH 1 KR Olcrelanil Street, Lilly. Ph. "ve ld to laiaimtra fur 1 jrara. javmu tlleiu tlie O, .1. r (irntlt. V e are ll.e Oldeait aa'j.l l.iar-aTft uBnuImlorvr. in Aio. r I. :i !-. hni ; . in. i, , U1i Haniiwitmiat -t (. Wlltl t'ri il-4.' i.i eva;nme Oefore ativ ninnev if. pa.d. y.'e .n lr.-n.-lu r.ih wavsifnot ai!in t ::r. ;-::t l. r ;rsr. hr lst inun:! f mi If l I or l.r f'r .ii' Wrlt your o u ot.lrr. I..vvJni! tree. We take ail risk ol Oaum.e in atiipoiiux. WHOLECALE PRICES. Spring: Wagons, S3t tO $50. l.uarantt-l - ie a. alitor iuioitu. Surreys. $65 toSlOO R.v...e a-i sell f, r to tin. Top Buggf9. S..7.SO. j t'.na a. .Id lor ai Phetons,S66 to r, Y. Firm V.'Cgons. Wagonettes. Jr. MU Wagons. Dc I .very WaiKonsan.i Road Certs. 1-1. t LU I R aun t a t HiLua.1 . $75" i ' Ml-. C l. laoabl llnnv 1 urw. ri( w Si. I. i ami Harney. lUOiti r. VI:;LE!-- aad PLY M:T- k 3 l-r.-rail. oT fje ea.h Ith order. nt1 4. - la I t M) Inaataue at I I X-Baure eall"M w r. PRATT. Sec'v. Fi It Pays to Advertise. Mountain lloue i CD A 7CD A Yl t GREM Best in tbe World! Bet the Genuine ! Sold E.eryihere! We. t.e BBderut,r.t. ... Dot to hunt, tlsh or trr- : uremii-es. aa "HI I ' m ol the law. .. .1: -v I 1I . -'. mi: A-'.r.SatA- X. MAM. (1.6u law jaar. LI i5
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