i)
iU
Carlisle Says Its the Evil cf Our
Currency System.
FREESILVEU SIIOl"Ll BE VOTED ON
II Says the People Onqht to rx-oiilc Onr
Financial Policy Permanently, So as to
Firmly EstAbliili Confidence Addressed
New York llusiisess Men.
Xkw York. Nov. 20. The ore hnn
drod and twenty-seventh animal l-:n-qner
of the chamber of commerce of
the stare of New York was held at
IVhiioniro's last evening:. Secretary
Carlisle spoke on ' )ar Currency Sys
tem." Senator J. C Burrows of Mifh
ian spoke on "Onr Domestic Com
merce." Charles Emory Smith of
Philadelphia, ex-minister to Knssia.
poke ou "National Development and
Opportunity." Secretary Carlisle said:
"Two years a?o, at your annual ban
quet. I said that the disposition and
atiility of the government to maintain
its own credit at the highest standard
and to preserve the integrity of all the
tonus of currency in circulation among
the people could not be reasonably
doubted and ought not to be the subject
of further controversy. But the task
is both diihcu.lt- and expensive Since
that declaration was made here, inter
pst-hcariiiir bonds to the amount, of
i ', :51."i.4' have been issued to pro
cure gold for the redemption of United
States notes. The notes still remain
'the same as at the b ginning. Tii;
notes are redeemed, bnt tliey are un
paid. Our If-gal stundard of value is a-
sound as that of any conn try in the
world, and if we had such a currency
pysrem to guarantee its permanent
maintenance no government woul
rommaiitl a larcr credit or ri--al:e
irreater benefits from it than ours: but
the great investors of the -.vorid apprc
ciate tlie difficulties under winch we
are laboring, and until these d;t?iciiitii
are removed we cannot reasonably In
to see irfe-t coufiih nee restored
homo or &Vr .ad
at
"The fundamental vice
rency system is tnt 1 jal
redeemable"iii coin by the
in onr car-
tender u te
euvi'i nnit'Ut
and reissunbie und.-r the
law. Then-
are other defects, bur tl
threaten."
the stability of the wholo volume of
our currency. So hns as these notes
are ont-t.nding, the s'.iglifc-t dimiua
tii m of the com reserve at ..in-e eiite..-
a fi-eliuit of appreh-n.!o:i and distrust.
affects tiie values of all securities, ' 'ir
tails investments and lii-n e i.t i s:
surelv emuarrassos all tlie rusiiies-
arfairs of the i.eunle. In atten.M'.nsr tc
provide a circulating medium "Lsist
idl' of its own notes reileinaMt 111 ciu
on tiresf utation and rei.ssuabie after re
tie million, the government of t
l'nited States is in a business fur
which it is wholly unfitted, and whicl
was never for a moment com-undated
bv its founders, it has a right to bor
row money and issue evidences of the
debt, but it was nevt-r coiitemp'are
that it should convert itself into a ban'
of issue and furm-h a lmal tuin-;
paper currency for the use of the peo
ple.
"No change made in our nrtency
system will uiiord relief, unies- it j-.ro
vides fin the n tiremeut of the ! ga'
tenders. The circulation ot legal ten
ders has a tendency to drive out -if use
ui.d out ot the country the very '-(.in in
which the government is compelled to
redeem them; ami it ha.- expelled mill
ions of dollars from our boriiers Al
though the government aim our owu
people are compelled to receive them,
thev will not discharge obligations, and
gold must go tint to sttle all final i,;d
anees against us Nc other govern
ment in the world is requ.rtfi to up
ply gold from its treasury to discharge
the oliiigatiuns of it; citi.elis
"Wtnle the pecuniary Ins to which
the people have been subjected by the
issue and continued 'in r.iatni. of legal
tender has t ten almost incalculable, this
has not been the only injury inflicted
upon tlie country The theories that
the government can create money by
placing its stamp upon paper or other
material; that a legislative enactment
can make ,"o cents e-.ual m value to loo
cents; that artificially inflated prices
paid in a depreciated currency, are let
ter for the people than natural prices,
paid in a sound currency and vai ions
other vagaries now P.oa ini: likt bub
ble in the i ohtical atti.iwpi.ore me a'.i
directly attributable tc. the l.i,g contin
ued use of legal ti :.!er paper
"The agitation for the free coit.ngF
of legal tender silver is prertiCtec upi L
the same vicious prim :pl that ni.ctr
lies the let'i.-lation making parti prom
ises a lefcal tender, but ti.tie l1 a rrac
tical difference betv.eer. the two sys
terns The l'nited States not was a
forced loan from the people to the gov
eminent, which the government j.r -m
ised to repay in dollars but the free
coinage of legal tender silver at the
ratio of lti to I. would be a forced loar.
fioiii the people to the owner- ot silver
mines and silver bullion without a
promise of repayment ly auvi.odv
The campaign agaiust the r.rc j,o-:t.t'ii
to debase our standard of value sr.ouid
not be abandoned or snsf.er.ced 11
the friends of a sound and stable meas
ure of value aie v:gi,aiil and att.ve
this effort cannot possibly succeed ai.d
the question wij soon recede tree tie
public view
"But the United St&t- legal tender
notes will remain to complicate tr.e
currency system and eml arras the
covernmtnt Jn in;.- pinion the. ,tis
l.itiun at the i-:iee jc-sible cay is
Imperatively ieti.ai.oto by every s-h
etantia! .interest in the country, and its
postptceuient upon any pretext of po
lineal expeu.ency in advance tb.it no
satisfactory result can be acccnipiished
would be a very grave mistake
"No nation can reasonably hope to
control thtj iradw of any considerable
part of the world uii.es its exchange?
are based upon a
recognized as a'r.r.r
of ct mn.trct 1
made Loi:f'...n n-'.
market b .i thr- t:.
world I.i.glnr.o
statidard ct value
'. in ai! the centers
p u!.r. s-rl!tie has
C;.y tie ir.ncira;
'ir.i.u h ".r. o! tr.e
i
rea.izts
truf.t but
i".. i si lrf.de
great proh- r ': t ,
tase! tc.i o.-.t o' i:.- :l: -of
ali othei cdii.tr.r
t'erior currents wt e
Cfcsfulu 2'".I.tesl i,el -th
Lehef tr.as wt- ;
eur.ch tcr-s.vi- I i
va.Uc ol oi.i .w L ir.cntv
. i . a r.
I.f VI 1
...!' y
l.t :
riLS
in
sue
an )
a i! i
has
iea.arkl oe.us.ct.- o" i.t
Much of our financial trouble
been caused by doiibt and speculation,
here and abnxid. concerning the view?
and purposes cf onr people at large and
the policies of tbo political parties to
which they are attached. It is of vast
importance that these doubts and spec
ulations should be set at rest in order
that the world may citainly know
what is to be our permantru monetary
policy. Let us have no more ambigu
ous phrases, no more inconsistent and
Irreconcilable clauses in party platforms
or in pubbo utterances, but let us make
onr meaning so clear and our purpose
eo plain that they can be neither mis
r.iidtrstood nor successfnlly misrepre
sented. If a majority of the people of
the United States are in favor of the
maintenance of the present standard of
value they ought to have an opportuni
ty say so. Ou the other hand', if a ma
jority of our people are in favor of
abandoning the present standard of
valrte nd establishing silver monouift
allism they should have an opportunity
to say that when this i-sue is directly
piesented we need not fear the result."
Dangerous Counterfeit Ortiflr-aten
Williamsport, Pa., Not 20. Conn
terfeit f bills, so well extented a to
b dangerous, have made their appear
ance in this city. They purport to he
uvei certificates. One of them wm
presented for deposit at the Merchants'
National bank, and was detected by
tb ?aehier Merchants ar keeping
'fthar) iookout foi them. ,
LEGAL TEN!)!
SULTAN REPORTED POISONED.
The Amfinil Mirt:on nt Klorpnt l'm
aBrI l the IJM-nt -f sJKMt.lHIO.
Bkulin. Nov. 20. A dispatch re
ceived here from Sofia. Bulgaria, says
that the sultan of Tr.rkev. Abdul
Humid, has been ix.isoued. No details
are given.
A Constantinople dispatch says: juin-
sfer Terrell has received wrrd that the
. . . . . i
American mission Has Pecn tlesiroyeu
Kharput, causing a 5 o s.ovo loss.
Haiders, protected by 1 urkisli soldiers..
.red on mission houses and joinea in
the plunder. Special malice was shown
missionaries. A sneii was
Missionary Barnum's house.
linrst in
The mis
Troubles sionaries are now prorecieu.
are reported as beg;iiniu
in Marsovan,
Van mid Aintab.
A dispatch from Home gives addi
tional information concerning the ne
gotiation between Austria ami Kus-
a so far as tlie i urKisn empire is con
cerned. The cm respondent says that
Austria propped that tlie com omen
feets of Russia and Austria should
force the Dardanelles and tnat tneir
jnnit arn:ie shoald o'Cupy Constanti
nople, it i:eccs-ary. loinese proposi
tions Knssia dec.'.uec! to agree.
An Odessa correspondent says that it-
is reported in "tfial circles that in
view of the possible disruption of Tur
key Russia and England are negotiat
ing an agree inert winch will give the
czar a free hand for the occupation or
annexation of Anatolia, while r.uciann
will have the right to establish a per
manent protectorate in Btiypt.
WALLER CAN GO FREE.
fht In I'roviileil He Won't Sue
FrADra
lor l!ll!4gi.
Washington, Nov. 20. It is not
true, as has been stated in dispatches
sent from Washington, that the l'nited
States government has indicated a pnr-
pe.e of asking the release a an act cf
grace of ex-Consul Waller. Ou tlie
r- ntrarv, ho stat-j department has re
frained thus far from acting on an inti
mation from Trance that the prisoner's
release may be obtained as an act of
comity, prcvided Waller surrender all
- r r i .
claim itr indemnity ior ia;se lmprisoo
n.tnt. This proposition has been sub
mitted to the state department, tc the
family and attorneys of Mr. Wai.er
and tiuy are considering tlie advisa
bility of "submitting it to Waller him-
Keiiarding tr.e matter as one entirely
personal to Waller, and taking the pre
carious eonditi' -n of Ids health into con
sideration. Lis attorneys agree that he
fchculd have an opportunity to decide
whether to aectpt release upon such
condition Mrs. Waller has advised
against the course. It is understood
that the terms suggested bear no rela
tion to Waller's Madagascar land
claim
It
is also understood that
France persists is rrsthholding the ma
terial part of the record in tlie Waller
court martial, which has been de
manded bv this government. The
French govei T:ii.ent takes the position
that the United .-"tates has no right to
make demand for the document, but
has intimat-d that nevertheless it
would be furmshtd upon a friendly re
quest for it.
ALASKA BOUNDARY DISPUTE.'
Enelar.d'ft Survey lake In
Valuable
I'art of Our Territory.
Port TiiWNSKNI), Wash., Nov. 2 If
the British government insists ou the
permanent establishment of the Alas
kan boundary line as mapped by the
Canadian engineers, the city of Jeucan
and Dougla.-s. where the richest geld
mines are located, will become apaTtot
the English territory. Your corre
spondent has visited Victoria. B C ,
and was permitted to examine the new
maps made by tlie surveyors for the
boundary commissioners and the au
thority upon whi- h the Canadians base
their T-.gnt to claim a strip of Alaskan
territory. Dr. Damson, chief engineti
of the CfeLaiiian corps of surveyors,
made scientific observations from a
range ot meur.tains which, together
w.lb the treaty stipulations hie the
foundation upon which the claim ij
marie
These drawings clearly show the
mining t . wu of Jeneau to be fully
seven miles inside of British territory
Not only that-, but Chilcat Pass the
favorite and most generally travelled
route tc the Yukon mines and the
principal bays and inlets of Southeast,
ere Alaska hre claimed to be part of
Canada The location of the boundary
is based upon apparently the clear
wording of the treaty of Feb 2V iSUS,
between Russia and Oreat Britain a
certified copy of which is id the hands
of the British engineers.
The K. eff I.. Convent inn.
Whin:tvx, Nov. 00. The general
assembly of the Kniclits of Labor has
taken cognizance of the opinion ren
dered by Justice Brewer of the l'nited
States supreme court, affirming the de
cision of Judge Ross, sentencing Clune
and three others of the California rail
road strikers to Ih months in
prison for obstructing the mails. Mas
ter Workman .-overein presented :
resolution condemning the action,
which was adooted.
Muy I-yn h the Negro.
Emporia, Kaa., Nov. 20. David Hen
derson, the Duulap township colored
school teacher who ran amuck after
trying to assault one of his girl pupils,
has given himself up and was taken
back to Dunlap and jailed, (ireat ex
citement exists, and there is talk of
lynching the negro Mrs. Tom Starkus
and Mrs. Ray. two of Henderson's vic
tims, cannot lne. while Tom .-starkus'
wounds are considered dangerous.
llnstem I'aslia Dead.
London. Nov 20 A report just re
reived here from Constantinople says
that Rustem Pasha is dead He was
fornie.-ly Turkish ambassador to (Jreat
Britain
Cardinal ftnnaparte Head.
Romf., Nov 20. Cardinal Bonaparte
has died of apoplexy. Cardinal Luci'en
Bonaparte was a cardinal priest, the
tecoud in order of precedence.
Town Nearly Wiped Out.
PfKCFi.u I. T.. Nov. 20. This town
bas been visited by a disastrous fire
which almost wiped it out of existeuce.
Loss. $ii0,iO0.
A l-Moueer Dead.
Lyons. N. Y., Nov. 20. William C.
Dickit, a pioneer landowner of the city
of Minneapolis, has died here.
Cholera In St. Petersburg.
St. Petf-Rsbi ro. Nov. 20. Tho Oa
ftte ,'seru-orficiall announces that chol
era has reappeared here.
PIT H OF THE NEWS
Mississippi Kepv.biic&C! are tc
ehf'
ace a
ccngreaiona. t.tkel in tht fc
uex i
year
Cable advice from Caracas stated that
the Venezuelan revolt Lad hctn put
iowu.
At Providence K i'. veaf stated thai
An agreement ir. it Colt divorce uit will
soot be reached
At Union Springs. Ala., a westbound
passer.Ker tralo collided with o freigtt
and two traincer. were killed
Bills for national ownerstip of the Xic
aragaan canai ai.d a vre-terr. military
academy are to Le introduced ic Con
gres
Emery Vinton tried to commit suicide
by leaping from a N'intb arenut "I' sta
tion at New York, but only spraiaed his
ankle.
A cipher di'patch received in New York
announced ite lauding in Cuba of a fili
bustering expedition ied by General Jos
Aguii re.
The Pacific steamet Lord Brassey. 10C
dayt overdue, left har.jrL&i vml an In
experience: crew and is thought to hav
foundered
A I fc
tc ibl
rcu Mrs Hester Bailey and
ill :r. wtrt 'nrown Ic t iuillrK
by
vice-w Lji aiid tLe children win
dlCWLtu
THREE IM WRECKERS
Ditched a New York Central
Train Near Rome.
THREATS OF LIMITING JIAIIF.
Doe of tho Hoy Told
About the Wreck ami
Eeautiful Sigtit Two r
Tlnee Injured.
It: Sweetheart
Said It V' it
. rsonit Killed and
Albwv. Nov. 20 .lohn iindroth
and I-rederick Bristol, two boys, have j
been arrtsted by detectives at. Rome, j
charged with wrecking train iso. cn
the New York Central near that place
AfteT the arrest young Hikirttu broke
down and confessed that he and Bris
tol in company with two other bovj
named Herbert Plato and Theooore
Hitbard. had broken open the tod
bouse and with the aid of tools thus sh
cured. Lad removed tr.e f.sh plates from
the rails. No cause is given for the
deed. , . ,
The city hall at Rcnie. in which the
police station is located, is surround, d
by a large crowd, who- express treely
the opinion that the train wrecsers
should be lynched. The night and day
police force is on duty to prevent
trouble. Several witnesses have been
taken into custody for examination, in
cluding a yung lady with whom Hib
bard kept company, and to whom he
told the story of how he and his chums
hud wrecked the tram
At the coroner's inquest over tho
bodies. Miss Ctlia Perry u testified that
Hildrttb came to her home oa Cottage
street and ate breakfast. He told her
all, acknowledging that he took part m
wrecking the tram. Win n they parted
he told her she would probably not ee
him again, for he expected to be ar
rested, as he had lost his hat contain
ing his name. He a.-died her to tele
graph to his father. J. Homer lid
dreth. New York, and tell him he was
in trouble, and to come immediately,
and she said she did a.s. directed
Wluu Hildrtth left her. he said he
was going to see the wreck, and he
told her she ougnt to go. tor it was a
B i-Kt. He tola i.er also that they did
it to rob the passengers,
he did was to lead the
He said
all
the
bovs tc
place.
The engine and all ot the cars on the
train weie ditched and completely
wrecked The engineer cf the train,
Nate Hager ol AA tiny, and a tramp
were killed. The Pieman, Chris Wag
cer of Albany, and mail clerks" porttr.
M J. McCarthy, and a tiamp were in
jnred.
This is the second attempt within
three weeks to wreck the same train
near the same spot, which is an ineal
one for the commission cf such a ciin.e.
It is on a heavy nown grade, and tiams
usuahy run down it at the rate cl l.r.
miles an hour. This tiau. not stop
ping at Rome, gent-rally goes down the
grade at a create r rate of speed and it
is believed here that it must have been
mnning clost to ' miles an hour in
order to make up a lew minutes' lost
time when wrecked. The nam con
sisted of four mail cars ana three s;etp
ers. There were 11 postal clerks and
1-i passengers aboard, besides the mem
bers ot the crew.
The Murdered Children Hurled
Phtnixvili.e, Pa , Nov 20 Fully
4.000 persons attended the services at
the grave, of Agnes and Tboiiuis Kiwyn,
the murdered children. They were laid
in white caskets aud were buried in one
grave Sis boys acted as pailbearers
ior the bev and as many girls br little
Agnes They were carried to the. grave
in white hearses, each drawn by two
white horses Thomas Klwyn, tbe
fat I.er. who murdered them and who
attempted suicide. coLtmues to im
prove May Uave to Drink I'olltited Water.
Lkbanon, Pa.. Nov. There is
but two days' pupply of water lelt in
the datr.s supplying the c ity and in all
probability llu-re will be no way ont
except recof.rse to the Quittapahilla
creek The latter ereek has lo( n re
cently inspected by the local health
board at the vicinity whence is drawn
city water in surh emergencies and has
been declared by that body unfit for
public consumption. Unless this water
is csen the city will have no water
whatever
Inspected the Tli-tlilehein f'lant.
Eftklftiem, Pa., Nov 20 Major
General Miles, Colonels S Haines and
FTunk. Major Phipps. Captain Ayres
and ex-Ccr.gressn.an Ov.thwaite of'the
board of ordnance and fortifications,
have been inspecting the ordnance
works snd armor mill of the Bethle
heii. Iron company Four hours were
sprt lti tbe plant, and all expressed
thrn.seives as well pleased in govern
n-tnt work iu progress tbcre
A Witnen Die Ir a Cab
HRRiiM ii(i. Nov. Mrs F.lia
betr. A .lack son of this city died sud
denly iL a cab at Union station she
was r her way to Philadelphia to ap
pear as a witness in the United State
circuit court against ex- A idei man
brecKinrioge. cnarged with pension
fraud, and her 9011 bad left her in thp
cab while he bought her ticket On
r-.-.s return he fcund her dead from heart
disease
Tried to Wreck a Car.
Shamokix, Pa. Nov. 20. Ignatius
Paluani and Giusepp.i Taman. Italians,
attempted tc. stab Condui tur Cook and
several r assengers on a trolley cat be
cause they objected to foul language.
After the Italians had lieen forcibly
ejected near Centralis, they made an
nusuccesj-ful attempt to wreck the car
or. its return trip by placing obstmo
tu us on the track at a spot on a heavy
grade
Four Out of 1!) Saved.
San Francisco, Nov. 20. Particu
lars of the loss of the Italian bark
Brom Carle off the horn have reached
this city. The bark collided with the
British ship Condor, and it is now
known that not only was the Brom
Carlo sunk, but that onlv four of hr
19 men were saved.
Two College Student Thieve.
ScnENKCTADY. N. Y., Nov. 20. The
mystery of the bnrp:!arie8 that have
been barbing the poiioe for three weeks
has been solved by the arrest of C li.
Humi.hrey of Uuadilla and C. C. Miller
of Hatavia. two Union college stnrionts.
A wajronload of stolen pmperty wa
lot nd in their room.
Number of Kiotrm Indirtel.
BfFFAi.o, Nov. 20. Four indictments
for mnrder in the firet decree and 12
foi riot have been reported by tho
grand jury, which had the Tonawanda
canal riot cases under consideration for
three weeks.
Rejected the IMan.
Eacfala. I. T., Nov. 20. The com
mission appointed by the Choctaw and
Chickasaw councils to consider the
propositions of the Dawes commission,
reports against- accepting laud in ur
rality. A Standard Oil Fire
Chicago, Nov. IC Th 6r at tt
Stacdard Oil comraev's work at Wh:t
ing
Ind . has been broucht
trol
No lives were lost, iirrr.rr.ir. tr.
th company's repoits and th dia.i
a.ottu tc about fCO.000.
A Bad Thelf taught
Chicago, Not. 20 The police have
arrested "Kid' Hnbbell, ana -bultalc
Kid'.' charged with assaulting atd rob
ting Mrs E F Mack of Detroit, .sert
1. on the sleeper of a Wabash train
H hat been identified.
Couditioo f the Trcanry
WiSHISOTOX. n OO Tl .
ruent of
the condition cf the treasury
Available ra.i. l.-.'- 4:--
. - - ai.c stain-
hows
SsSi.STe. gold reserve, Mf.4tj3.2io'. ' '
CLEVELAND.
The
forpiio
tl,.
- In vest isat inr the
Caoae ol
stieel Car iiacr.
Ci.F.vFLA..t), Nov. 20 At the coro
net's iiiquest id eonuectioa with the
terrible strett car accident at the Cen
tral viaduct Captain Charles Brenner,
who was in charge cf the drawbridge
on the night, of the accident, testified
that the bridge gates were closed and a
red light displayed over them when
' the car came up. He stated that the
ekctiic cui-oil which is supposed to
bhnt off tlie cuireut ou the trolley wire"
r.od feet from the drawbridge when the
latter is open had been out ot order
for at least ten davs. Brenner testified
that it was a dark, rainy night; that he
first noticed the car when it was about
40 feet from the gates. He yelled at
the inotorman. who jumped to the
bridge just in time to save himself
fiom going over with the car.
Philip Beck, who was with Captain
Brenner on the bridge at the time of
accident, corroborated the latter s testi
mony. Motormau Rogers refused to testify
in the absence of his attornev. aud
when the latter arrived he declared
that it was unjust to his client, who
had been charged with manslaughter
to ask him to testily.
FATAL TENEMENT FIRE.
On Man Horned to Ieth and Serl
Injured In Xt York.
New York. Nov. 20 Fire in the
basement of the six-story factory build
ing of U Clinton 6treet. in which about
2u6 persons were employed, most of
them in tailoring sweat shops. hs
caused a punic Meyer Lipschutz, an
emoloviui: tailor. lumped from a
lourth-story window and 6truck the
pavement fairly on his feet, bat fell
back limp, his right foot smashed and
there was a comrxiuud fracture of the
left leg. and he is suffering internal m
mries. from which he will die.
His brother, Louis Lipschutz. leaped
from the rxf cf the burning building
to the roof of the three-story bniidiug
adjoining on the south, and received
severe contusions of the back aud seri
ous internal iniur.es. A woman was
run down and hurt by the fire chief's
wacou. Mie is Marie Belsiuger. A
dead body, unidentified, was; takeu
from an upper floor of the building
alter the fire had been subdued
Two Murderous Cattle Thieve Hung.
Santa Fk. N. M., Nov. 20 Jesus
Vialnando aud Feliciano Chavez, con
viewed of murdering Thomas Martinez,
a ranchman. Jan 20, iM" have been
executed here in the presence of l.'i'K)
people lalpaudo and Chavez
Martinez because he detected
killed
them
ttt-uiing his cattle.
New Minister to Switzerland.
Washington, Nov. 20. The presi
dent has appointed John L. Polke of
Kansas City United States minister to
Switzerland to succeed Minister liroal
head resigned, and Otto Munchmeyer
as United btates consul at San fcial
vador.
The Ilostou lion Iu Commission.
VaM.k.io, Cal., Nov. 20. The United
States steamer Boston has been put
into commission. I he Boston will go
to tht Chin-i station to relieve tlie Con
cord, but the exact date of sailing has
not yet been determined on.
Charges Against a Sheriff.
Albany, Nov. 20. Henry Grasse of
New York has preferred charges of
misconduct aud incompetency against
Sheriff Tamsen of New York, and has
tied the papers with Governor Morton
Fatal Iletult ot a Fend.
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 20 A? a re
suit ol a ieud between the Hand'.ey
Joiits and Kilgore families .loe Kil
gore and John Jones are dead and Johi
Haudiey is fatally injured.
Slnitlied Ilia Wife and Frer.d
Nahvili.k, Nov 20 Jolir, Phillips
colored, has cut his wife s throat from
ear to ear and perhaps fatally wounded
Joe Salter, colored.
A Laborer Cruwhed to Death-
Hazi fton. Pa., Nov. 20. Mike Scis-
roe s labcrer at Oneicta breaker, was
killed this afternoon by being caught
:r. the coai dratrs His bodv was crusn&d
tc shapeless mass
ravored b Letter Carrier.
Washington, Not. 20. John
Hammond aud W. R Hasbrouck.
'escuc.ng ths letter carriers of
E.
rep
the
United States, have called at the
post
of!icr dep-irtuient and approved ths
Tecrmniendarion that, the order of the
rostmaster general, granting ill oar
tiers a hearing on charges before re
oioval. be enacted into law.
Vptoti Keicii a President.
M anckkster. N. H., Nov. 20. Hon.
Hira:r- D Upton has resigned as presi
dent of the New Hampshire 1'rust
com pan v. Foster R. Clement of Min
ueapolis wiii succeed him.
California League a Failure.
San Fkancisco. Nov. 20. Captain
Ccrv.iskev. who came to San Frauciscc
tc revive interest in baseball, lias re
turced tc Chicago, and the California
League ha been abandoned.
THE MARKETS.
PlTTBCBO. JCov 19
WHEAT No 1 red, fc-.:uc: No 2 red ft
COEX-Xrw Xc 2 yellow oar, XMMo, No 2
fht'Ili-d. j3'io4f : kipb n-.ixe hfl!ed, iot.Sbc
W-c; t-xtra o u wuit, fc;,iirj4oi l.lit
HAl-o 1 timothy, tlG.00416 25: No. 3
timcthy. tlo.tAJt:5.30, mixed clover ina
14 o.'. I V-.ii, 7.iXrJi7.5i': Xo. 1 fved'.ng prairie.
f lU...-iaii.ii; wa)OC bay, ll7.UU9l7.ai foi
f.motl.y
Kl TTER Flin crwiraery, 2&42Cc; Ohio
fncy crtan,t;ry, Sl&i-Jc: fancy country
rcn in,i.c: i w gntum arid ctMKig. ao"
t'KEh..-sE Kaney Ohio, r.ew, 9-, .1 10c : Xr
YorH new, Ii'410;,c; fancy New York, full
cream, lliallsuo; limUurftr. tew. 10 5l0',c;
W lsconsin &w.a. IIjc, Ohio Swlaa
Lt.tJs Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in caws, l3Juc; oold storage, HVal7o
PO oLT H Y La r if e live chickens, 60a7i per
pair; live thickens, small, 40.50c; spring
emckens, 4'-5tc af to size : dresseo chickens
lialic per pound, live ducks, 7ugdoc pel pair;
live turkeys !&9o per pound; dreaded, Ujll2o
per pounl
liAilb hatbit. 2530c per pair: guait. ti 7f
per otzen; pneaai-.t, JtW-t. 6 per
dozen ; squirrel $1.65,3 1-SC per dozen : grouM?.
Ic.oL,, .ou per dozen.
Km Liberty. Pa, Nov. 19.
CATTIE Receipts only fall this week:
about V oars on sale The market i steady or
ali grades, b'it light grade. Xing rr.or
readily W q-Aote pr.ee as follows. Prime
t4.A-2.4 60 good l4.0ict6; good buloher
tboJZi.OtP: rough fal. ti.5ua3.oo, bulls, cowi
and stags tl 6Oj43 0ii. freh cow and spring
er $;i.M3f,4v 00, feeders. t3.26(i t; heifers
li.2..cj.io.
HOtif-Receipts fair today ano th demand
is steady for extreme light hogs, bnt al. other
grades are slew sale. We quote market at foi
lows: Prime light, tS.7l!). 75. medlcrr. grades
lod6aS.rO; heavy hogs, i3.603s.6f- common f
fair Yorker ..50-ao.5S! roughs $biXi.i5
SKEEP AND LAMBS-Surply fair" derr.acr
fair, market steady but feeling not quite ac
itroag W Quote- Extra liC3o.l6 goiKi
2.3wia.; fair. fl.70&83. tomtnon. 9beti.00
larabs. t2.26a4 25: veal AUree. 18 004.74.
deary and thin calves. ti.JO,a-00
ClSCIiCBATl Nov 19.
HOGS Market fairly cteady sad tewei at
sSOMijdo. receipts. 6.AK head UUlpmesta.
.20C h-ad
CATTLE Market strong at 12.2534.25 r
jelpts X hei, shipments i head,
SKEEP AN E LAMBS - 6heep market
steady at H.iX 3.0s receipts 9A1 head, ship
ment. 6ut head Lambs, market steady at
Nbw Tobk, Nov
IB
WHEAT Spot market quiet No 1
red.
05,c, iv o. I hard. 97?io.
CORN Spot market qr.Iet No 2, 86a
OATS t-pot market drJl No a, 23jl23i4e.
CATTLE Eurojan oables quote American
aieers at djili.i4o per pound dreased weight,
refrieerstor U-et at
fcHEEF ANP LAMba Market quiet and a
trifle weak. Sheep poor U -ood tl0(Ki$dU,
lambs, common to choice, 13. .V q 4.6'J.
HiHJs Market dull, with General sale at
NQU ST AT
THE VICTIM OF A TRAP
Holmes Attorney Blames His
Trouble on a Detective.
HIS ST0RI OF THE AFFIDAVIT.
He ay Schweckler Approached Him and
Told Him of What Mil. Blanche Hao-
niran Knew Then He Wrote the A ai
dant and the Woman Signed
1U
Philadelphia, Nov. 20. The sensa
tional developments in the Holmes case.
which culminated in the chief counsel.
Lawyer Shoemaker, becoming a pris
oner on the charge of subornation of
perjury, is the chief topic of conversa
tion in legal circles. As yet the judges
have made no further steps in the case
of the accused lawyer beyond holding
him in bail.
Mr. Shoemaker has 60 far recovered
V.is coniD06ure as to deny most em-
Tjhaticailv the testimony of Detective
rschweckler. He declares he was the
victim of a trarj set by Schweckler.
who. he claims. aDDroached him and
6aid he had discovered evidence in the
shape of a statement made by Mr
Blanche Hauuigau. In which she heard
Pitezel speak of suiciding. Shoemaker
eays Schweckler said he had found the
woman in Woodbury. N. J., and that
she was willing to make affidavit to
what she knew.
Shoemaker then, on the strength of
the woman's alleged statements, pre
pared the affidavit and told the detect
ive to bring' her to his office. When
she arreared he had no reason to be
lieve she was other than Mrs Hanni
gan. He said he intended to question
her. but she said she was in a hurry.
Eventually 6he signed the affidavit and
was paid i0.
PRAISES
THE INDIANA.
The Jan
NaTal Attache Sara
She' the
Heat Afloat,
Wasainoton, Nov. 20. Commander
Miyaoka, naval attache of the Japa
nese legation here, has made a strong
report to the naval department of
Japan on the merits of the United
States battleship Indiana. This re
port, coming at a time when Japan is
looking abroad for battleships atd
cruisers will, it is beliered, be favor
able to securing some of the contracts
for American shipbuilders.
Commander Miyaoka spent an en
tire week on the Indiana while she
was at sea and in dock. He is a naval
expert. Mr. Miyaoka sums up his con
clusions in the statement that the In
diana is a magnificent ship, equal to if
not superior, to any battleship ot hei
class afloat.
SCARED BY WILD BEASTS.
Escaped Circus Animal Terrorize People
Near Delaware, O.
Dflawakk, O., Nov 20. Citizens of
Thompson township, this county, are.
being terrorized by a lioness and two
leopards, which escaped from a circus
some time ago and traveled from Ma
rion county.
Many sheep and calves nave f.eec
killed The farmers go to then field
work heavily armed. Travel alter
night has been entirely stopped A
neighborhood hunting party will D or
ganized to slay the beasts.
Murdered the Two rte.
Washington, Nov. 20. Indian Agent
Day has telegraphed from Ipr.oc;o.
Cclo.. that the murder of the twe
Ute whkL caused such excitement on
tb boutherc Ute reservation, ha beec
traced to a renegade Indian, sol of the
notorious Hatch, who was killed about
three years ago in San Juan Th
gC'vercoi of Utab has offered a reward
of t-CC for his arrest.
Mot Refund Fraudulent F
Washington. Nov. 20 Assistant
Secretary Reynolds of the interior a
partmeut has necided that where a pen
s.oc has been oDtamea trauauientiy.
the attorney procuring ths pension u
cot entitled to the fee. aud must re
fend it The decision Is expected tc
Lave the effect of makiug attorney
more particular In looking ictc then
cases
A New Gold Field Discovered.
Denver, Nov. 20. Major W. S. Pea-
body has arrived in the city from Arch
uleta county. Southern Colorado, bring
ing specimens of ore taken from the
largest vein ever discovered. If the
discovery sustains the claims of those
who have been upon the ground, a new
gold bearing region has been found
which will eclipse anything known in
the world.
Affiliated With Chlce tTnl Temlty.
Kalamazoo. Mich.. Nov. 20. Ar
rangements have practically been com
pleted for the affiliation with the Chi
cago university of Kalamazoo college,
one of the oldest Baptist colleges in
the country. The college will become
a member of the nni'versitv and be
furnished lectures and teachers when
needed from the university faculty.
Fintertained Orange Delegate.
Worcester. Mass., Nov. 20. The
entertainment of the delegates to the
National Orange, by ) e city and citi
zens of Worcester, which commenced
on the arrival of the grangers for their
annual convention on Wednesday of
last week, culminated iu a reception
and banquet tendered by tbe Worcester
board of trade.
Says Rev. Hyatt Smith la Insane.
Boston, Not. 20. Counsel for Rer.
Frank Hyatt Smith, late pastor of the
North Avenue ('oiijrretfiitional church,
Cambridge, -who is under indictment
for sending scurrilous and defamatory
postal cards to the Members of the
church, has filed a motion for the dis
missal of the indictment, alleging in
sanity od the part of the defendant.
Cleared of Charges of Fraod.
Philadelphia, Nov. 20. Under in
itructions from Judpe Butler a verdn t
cf not guilty has been rendered In the
L'nited State? district court in th .....
ti Frederick Baldt. manager, and Jamea
Anaerson. roreman of the Peno
Steel Casting and Machine company of
Chester accused of attempting to de
fraud the United St a t-e 6 government in
t soatract for gun casting.
Attempt to Settle Wttb Cuba.
Madrid. Nov. 20. Tbe premier,
Senor Canovas del Castillo, declares
that the persistent rumors regarding
peace negotiations between representa
tives of the Spanish government and
the insurgents of Cuba are untrue He
also discredits the report that the rear
guard of Maximo Gomez's forces was
defeated in the province of Santa Cl ra
and the newspapers discredit the re
ported submission of the insurgents.
Five Theaters Closed.
Atlanta, Nov. 20 Five theater cn
the Midway have been closed 5n ac
count of immorality. The proprietors
wer fined f 100 each.
JOHX F. STEATTO.t A .403,
43 A 45 Walker 9t. HEW TOBC.
Imvortort sa4 WteUul Dnlwa la ll kiadi of
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Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons, Harmonl
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instantly. Strained or
over-worked muscles,
chafings, or any soreness
or stiffness they're all
relieved in the same quick
way.
It's the best
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Catarrh,
Sere Throat,
Boils,
Sprains,
Rheumatism.
Meuralgia,
Burns,
Bruises, Skin Diseases.
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At druggists, or by mail.
Th BaAKoarTH Co., S74 Cu St., N. Y.
etll 1)6
Register's Notice.
The lollowln account have been examined
and r"ed by me and remain Died ol record In
tbls aittlce lur tbe lnectlun ol belr. lectteee
and all olher ItUer ited and will t-e presented
to rihan Chart ot tlamhrla count for eon.
urination and allowance on WKUNEslliY, HE
CKM KKK 4TH. A. IK 18V6:
1 . First account of I). K. Hess, executor ol Jane
H Her, late o !ooperdale, deceased.
X. Kirrt ani Hnal account ol Klisoetb Miller,
eiecutrix ol I'billp Miller, late ol fclder town
sbip. deceased.
S. First and nnal account ot ('barlei H. Hoff
man ituardion ol Mary HcHman. minor child ol
F. Wm. Hodman, lata ol OonimauKh borough,
deceased
4 First and Onal account ol lanlel Ha. eie
tor of treorge Ulass, late of White township.
leee ie I.
ft. First and finsl account ol Elisabeth Walters,
administratrix of Thomas Walter, late ol I'-oop-
ersdale bwion h, deceased.
6. Account ol I'sul Yahner. executor nlJohn
Hellrtch. late of Klder u-wishlp. deceased.
7. First and tlnxl account ol Annie Hulnsa-le
and Auk. F Kirscb, executor ot George Hul
aaKle, late of Barr lownsblu. deceased .
M. First and tinal account of D. W. Ctjulter,
Trustee to make aaie ol tbe real estate ol Evan U
Bennett, late ol 'aml.rla tiwnshlp. deceased
u r Irst and final account ol Catharine Flsb,
formerly KeberK, admlnlstrai rix O. T. A .. ol
Jobn Keberit. deceased.
10 First and Bnsl account ol Jobn P Scbeett,
aotulnisttaiur ol (reorKe Kaucb, laie of Johns
town . deceased.
11. First and final account of Daniel leather
!dmtnltrator ol Stewart F. Kracken, late ol
Johnstown, deceased.
VI First and final account ol Owen Darby, ad-
niinistrator ol Mary A. Darby, late of Johnstown,
decoa-ed.
13 First account nt lleoexe Flltr. Ruardlan of
Jeanette May l'nverKt. minor child ot John
t'nveisaiet, late ot Johnstown, deceased.
14. First and Dual account ol Peter Hutlman
and Peter Keller, administrator ol Frederick
Ivel per, deceased
IS Account ol Kllibeth T. Cnnnlnxham and
Wm. F. Ciunnintrbam. executor of James Cun
ningham, lateot Carro.l township, deceased
10 Second and partial aceuint ol Henry Ienx.
tusrdian ol Jobn Henc. minor child of Jobn and
Mary Bent, late ol Woodva'.e boroUKb. ueceased.
17 First and final account ol Howard Harts,
tdminlstrator of Michael Hruwn. late of East
t 'oneruauicb. deceased.
IB Flrht and final account of tlmna N. Hueb
ner, executrix ol louts Haebner. late ol Johns
own deceased.
DAM I EL. A. M'UJUtl II,
KoKlater.
Keiclster's tn1c, Ebensbur, Fa.. Nov. 4. Isva-
Widows' Appraisements.
Notice Is hereby ytren that tbe following
ipp-aisenenm ol property appraised ami set
ipart lor wl.lows ol -decedanu aodor the Act of
sembly ol the 4th ol April. A. 1. 18M. have
ieen filed In ibe Ketcister's Dtnce in and lor lne
ra.unty ol 'arabrta. and will be presented to tne
rph.ina' 1'ourt ol rai.I county tor confirmation
iml allowan-eou WLIINLSDAY. DhXifcMHLK
tlh A. It .
1. Inventory and appraisement ol personal
prriy appraived anil set apart to Kacbaeic.
.--ldy. widow ol Samuel M. K ddy. late ol
-. iootrsdale borouirh. dec-eased. tMO.
1 Inventory and appraisement of personal
.roierty am. raised and set apart to Mar K.
CtiKh. eld w ol Wilson W. Puich. late ol Klcb
aud township. doresed. fituo.
s Invenu ry au.i appraisement ol real extaie.
,ppraited and set apart to Kelecc Ricer. wid
ow ol Martin M. Kaieer. late ol West Taylor
luwoshlii. deceased. i3o0
4. Inventory and appraisement of persona!
property, appraised and set apart to Margaret
Waiters, widow ol t'brlstaln Walters, late ot
White townxnlp. deceased. :.
6. Inventory ind appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart to Eittabeiu
Moyer, widow of William Moyer, late ol Johns
town, ueceanea, zjuu.
6. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart te Mary I.
Lilly . wltlow ol ladore Lilly, tale ol Munsler
ownshlp. deceased ;
7. Inventory and appraisement of personal
-roerty appraised and set apart to Akook
stolis. widow ol Wl liain Stoilx, lata ol Ashvllle
(HtrouKh, deceased. .'kw.
IJA.MLL A. M"JOU(ia.
Kearlster.
Keirister s iinice. Lbensbam;. fa.. ISov. 4, lows.
''..ial li.-t.
L List o I causes set down lor trial '.he second
week ol Itoct mlr term. 18V6.
U ass Tk. Schwab.
Slits rs. Jenkins.
Mai. so ts Jones.
Hippete Lloyd rs Crarer.
Same vt Same.
i. av i. Vai a. lloke (la. vs. Stiles et al.
Hicks, asslsnoe. r. Hlunsell.
lHtvis 8 Loklns 6l Hanpt.
M'Kay's Kzrs. vs. Uroome.
ltavls vs. Krebtis.
Krueuar vs Koyle.
ISotley vs. Wesiover.
Weimer vs. Krck.
Shook. Anaerson Miir. Co. vs. Snppes.
LaaiDiDK vs. Farrtsh. r-irs.
liven el al. vs. Snyder.
KeUbard vs lllty of Jobnstnwa.
Kubn. trui-tee. vs. Oallvee et al.
'res well vs. Blair.
Oallitsm Water l)o vs. Oalllula Elec. L. Co.
Neel vs. I 'rod well.
Moore a. an 1 Hi sen vs. Moshannon Uoal Uo.
Fairs Heirs vs. Sell.
KiKtner va. Lauetirlck.
Cover vs. Korrocks.
J.O. IKHY.
Proibonotary.
Protbonotary Office. Nov. 4, 18V6.
LEGAL NOTICE.
r the heirs and leaal representatives ofKLV
1 WAKIt BI'KKE. deceased:
TAKE NtJI ICK. that an Inqoest will be held
at the late residence of Edward Bark deceased,
in the township ot Ulearheld. In the county ot
t'ambrla.oo KKIPAY the TWENTY-NINTH
lA Y ol NOV tMHtK next, at eleven o'clock lo
the Iwrenoon ol that day, lor tbe panose ot mak
ing partition ol the real estate ol said decedent
lo and among bis heirs and legal representa
tive!, if tb e same can be done wlihjat prejudice
or speilina- of the whole; otherwise to value and
appraise the sane aocomina; to law. at which
time and plao you are requested to attend II you
think proi-er.
I. W. 001'I.TEK,
Sberld.
Sherlfl's Office, Ebentnbrg-, Pa., Nov. 6. lsvs.
- 118 31.
VOTIUB OF APPLICATION I'OK CHAK
i. 1 TDK. Noll.se Is hereby plven that aa ap
plication will be made to theCouit of Common
Pleae ol tbe County ol Cambria la tbe state e4
Penosy Ivan la. on Monaay tbe 'ind day ol Ltecem
ber. 18yi. at ten o'clock lo the forenoon, under
tbe Act ol Assembly, entitled "An Act to Pro
vide lor the Incorporation and Herniation ol
CerUin Corporations." approved April 2th.
18T4. and the several snpplemenU thereto, bv T.
Mason Klcbards. Pblltp O. Penlon, A. W. Buck.
Webster Onffltn and Hubert Scan Ian. for tbe
charter of an Intended eoruoratlnn t hoMii
"Tbe Kowena Boatinir Club" tbe character and
object ol which la the cultivation ot aquatie
sports, and lor this narpO' to have, possess and
njoy all the Mghtsbenenu and privilege eon
lerred by tbe Act ol Aseemoly aforesaid , and Its
supplements.
ALVIN EVANS.
v .. &M)itcitor.
tbeniburg. Pa., Nov. 4. 1WS.
V"OTKiE is hereby elven that tbe followlnc ae-
a.v oounis nave neen niea In
the iinnrt alllon.
tuon rieas in and for Cambria county fa . and
will be eonMrmed by the said court en less
cause oe stiown to tie contrary, on the
Aionoay or lieeember nexu
rirst and final aocouot ol Aaron Statamaa
siitnee ol Ul Hensboof and wile.
r irst and ttnal account ol 8. L. Heed, assign
Second and iartlal aeceoot of T. 1. EearL aa
alirneeof John A. Marsh.
t Irst and nnal aocounl ol W
'm. O. Schrolh, as
Slcnee ol Cbas r'aaan.
First ana L.nal account ol J. J. AT Donald, as
signee of Thomas Ltonaboe.
J.C. UAKBY.
Not. 4. 1895. Frotbonotary.
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MA8T.
Seashore Express, week diys Itun
Altoon Accommodation, week days l l a m
Mala Line Expreas. dally lu if a m
Altoona lelspress, daily . . . l oo p m
Harrlebonc Aocosimodation. Sondays
only .. 1 07 p m
Mall Express, dally ....... 8 17 p m
fblladelphla Express. dally 12 p m
VIST.
Johnstown Accommodation, week days . 8 14am
PaclOc Expres. daily 8 ?7 a m
Way Pasxencer. 1ly . .... iMpc
Mall Train, dally 4 'Ji p m
Fast Line, dally .. 8 p. m
Johnstown Accommodation, week days l&lpn
r.beaiibari; Bresicti.
Trains leave as folio s: 7.iM and 10.2O a. m.
and S.3U p. m. and arrive at Cres.n at 7.67 and
10 ii a. m. and 4.oa p. m. Eare tiresson at V 30
and 11.10 a. m and 5.30 p. m.. and arrive at Kl
ensbnrn at lo.oi and 11 45 a. m., and -0i p. m.
reaaww avwl 1 1 eavrflel al .
Iesv I rvona at f i a. m. and s 00 p. m. arrtv
Ins at Cresson at 06 a. m. and 4 ao p. m. Ieave
tiresson 0.3 a. nt. aud S.JOp.m arriving at Ir
vona at 10.64 a m. and A. 40 p. m.
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HaTgWare. Qneensvare,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TEUETAULES IM sEtSOX,
HARSIWi, ETC.,
OPPOSITE JUNCTION HOTEL,
CRESSON, PA.
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Policies written at short notice la tee
saassMk.a I U n
tfcer rirat C'laxia rBaBilt.
T. W. DICK,
irnr rui the
OLD HERTFORD
PIRB INSURANCE COin'.
OOMJAENOED BUS1NLMM
Ebensbont. Jaty el.lssa.
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Post Office
The nnderslKned desires to Inforas tbe pen
ile that be ha opened a sbavina: parlor oa
Main street, near the post office where LarherlCK
la all Its branch ess will te earried oa la tha
fniore. EvervthlnK aeat and eiean.
Tear patrons solicited.
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We are ready and what
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t HvrontatN, Simple and
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Italian
l'.lack and lllne.
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JOB:: PRINTING.
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hririting OftlC-
JOB PRINTING
Piomptly and Batisfactorlly executed.
will meet the prices of alll honoriDi
competion. We don't do any but
firt-cias work and want a
living price for It.
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With Fast Presses and Kei Tyj;
We are prepared to tarn out Jib. Print, n
every dlsrriptlon In tbe FINEST
STYLE and at the ?err
Lowest Cash Prices.
Nothing Dut tbe best material used U
our work epeabs tor itself. We are pre
pared to print od the shortes; nulire
PorrKRB, Progbamme?,
Busts Kf?8 C'akds. Taos, Bill Head,
Monthly Statements. E.svEU)Pt,
Labels. Circulars. Weiidissaso
VifciTisa Cards. Chlcks. Note.
Drafts. KECtiPTf, Bono Woke,
Letter and Note Heaps, asd
llop and Tartt lsyiTATiost Etc
We cao print anything from tbe iEiihr?
and neatest Vi-ltlng Card to tbe ls'trst
Poster on abort notice and at ti
most Reasonable Kates.
The Camlnia Freeman,
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EBEXSBURG.rEX
PIXEOLA : CREAM : BALSAM
Is excellent for all throat lr,fiirniii"ia '
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tives wMl lnr
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cold or deep sealed cvu:h. oiien
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Both retried te are i.le.rjt t- ue. t'rem b
5ic. per bottle: Pmclo isie.-.V a: irvtt
in quantities ot n win aemrr - --j
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CHEAPER
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TAYLOR A DEAN. f
rOL 203 205 at arts! St. retmn-
PERSONS TO TRAVEL
WANTED. Sever! latitbful pr--
men aud ladies to travel for ee! -'
house.
Salarv. S7S0.00 and hxi
Poeitioa rrnianent if uitJ: '
create. SUte reference and to
sell-addrsd sUmped envelope-
THE yATIOSAL,
316-317-318 Ihnahtt Vuildiuj, Lll'
auK t 6m. .
PureTallowSoap.
Is perfect: In other wordi Jt U iaUj
the best for laundry Pon. s
wanted to sell to private 'JUJB.
geoeral club order aceot In act i w
S38to6FirtliAve. riTTr
WANTED SALESMEN.
" la eacti etot to
111"- l'
line nf M'KStKl M'" j
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