JEWEL TALCUM POWDER The Talcum of Quality, for refined people; Perfume rich, leseting, and ex- quisite; Powder of velvety fineness Glase Jars—18c. and 25¢. Sold by all dealers MADE BY GILBERT BROS. % CO. BALTIMORE, MD. J PR RA Keeps The Skin Fair You can have a beautiful pink and white complexion if you use Glenn's Sulphur Soap Contains 30°; Pare Sulphur Use it daily in bath and toilet. Prevents and removes skin troubles, Healing and {Druggists) Purifying Has Hair bye, ORIVEMALARIAOUTOFT HESYSTEM A GOOD TONIC AND APPETIZER DAISY FLY KILLER ~ A ons Wy SN “- Fa AE A J NS ST 3 4" k CR COA Th placed saywhere Neat, clean, or pametial, convenjent, cheap. Lasts all season, Madeof metal, can'teplilor tip over; will not soi! ot CEI injare anything IW Guaranteed effective adi Ee All dealers orésent jr} express paid for 81.08 HAROLD SOMERS, 150 De Kalb Ave, Brooklyn, BN. ¥ fies - PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation of merit, Holpwto eradicate dandruff, For Restoring Color and Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair. boc. and $1.90 at Drugy ists. Use and cut your OUR SILO feed bill in half. Catalogoe and information free. Go Elias & Liro. Buffalo. N. ¥ Libors! Terms to Live Agpnts £3 to 80 3 week a8 our repre sentative Particular FEM Hagemann Nodlcine (eo, Washisgtoa UC Colored Citizen Knew His Qualifica tions and the Joh Was His as a Matter of Course. Oliver O. Agler, lately occasion to go t yard at Ci iro nts satisfied me, some Experim years ago, "writes a Topeka woma “that coffee was the insomnia from which 1 ribly, as well extreme and acute dyspepsia ‘1 had been a coffee drin childhood, and did that the beverage was doing me all this harm. waz, and the time came when I had to face the fact, and protect myself I therefore gave upg coffee abruptly and absolutely, fF +} OF Lid direct caus suffered tes as ner er since not wt 14 jut it meals. . ‘1 began to note improvement in my condition very scon after 1 took on Postum. The change proceeded gradually, but surely, and it was a matter of only a few weeks before 1 found myself entirely relieved-—the nervousness passed away, my diges tive apparatus was restored tc normal efficiency, and 1 began to sifep rest fully and peacefully, “These happy conditions have con tinued daring all of the 6 years, and } am gafe in saying that I owe them entirely to Postum, for when 1 began to drink it I ceased to use medicines.’ Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. Postum comes ih two formas: Postum Cereal-—the original form must be well boiled. 15¢ and 20¢ pack ages. Instant Postum-—a soluble powder dissolves quickly in a cup of hot wa ter, and, with cream and sugar, makes a delicious beverage instantly, 30c and 60e tins. . Both kinds are equally delicious and cost about the same per cup. “There's a Reason” for Postum, ~gold by Grocers. r “ BRIEFLY TOLD { Latest Doings in Various Parts of the State. Two Dead, Two Hurt In Fall In Pitts ton Coa! Mine—Baseball Pitcher Killed—Aged Woman Hangs Herself, A rolling stone caused a collision between trains at the Pennsylvania depot, Altoona. While the dining car was being cut off train No. 29, Condue- tor H. A. Pullen, of Altoona, after re leasing the coupling stepped on the stone and fell. Before he could get up and set the brakes the diner crashed into the rear of the train so violently that hundreds of glass and china dishes in the car were broken. The Eastern Pennsylvania WPuneral Directors’ Association at its annual | meeting South Bethlehem, elected { Clark Hutchinson, of Martine Creek, {| president; P. A. Bergstresser, of Hel | lertown, vice-president; W. M. Weler bach, of South Bethlehem, secrelary, and E. W. Blough, of Schanecksvylille. i treasurer. at Joseph Martin and John Bozak were | kilied at Barnum mine, Erie county, { in Upper Pittston, by a fall of rock Alexander Zezki was probably fatally injured and Thomas Logan was slight. ly injured: All reside in Duryea. The men were robbing pillars in the Check er vein and the rémoval of the coal let down the roof. John C. Jacobs, aged forty-eight, of York, died from concussion of the brain caused by striking his head against the edge of a bath tub during a spell of vertigo, while he was taking a bath. He became unconscious and his wife collapsed and is now in a seri ous condition. of the Royal Wall Paper Company At the annual meeting Republican Club, of following officers were elected: Presi Frank Mathues; vice-president Peck; secretary, John Far John Duffy: P. Addis, Morton Smedley. Media, colin TIyvases G Lreasurer, Alexander H "nt i ize Sadler, at Carlisle Blair, nm, wi J 1¢ Eo { Daniel Simon ( wd J ‘ookerly ar o pleaded ithout a license, and Robert ; onvicted, and fine ick J Read Mise Daniel C Md. weft , by Rev. and nter Frances Viola Doub, of Funk of ox 1 Church Frederick Millen Mien of the Marion &( bool sterner, | public teacher of Pottsville, was ma D. H. Gerber, man ager of several stores in Mobile, Ala. Rev. A. O. Reiter, pastor of Trinity, performed the ceremony. one ried to The peaple of Allentown who favor Sunday closing have appointed a com mitiee to demand Sunday closing of Council, on pain of enforcing the Blue fawn, Under the auspices of the Liberty Pire Company, a party of 12¢ Allen. town people left on a special train on a trip to the Panama expositions. The parity will be gone a month. Grief over the death of her husband, Marx Doermann, two weeks ago, is blamed for the guiclde by hanging at Reading, of Mre. Lena Doermann, sev- enty-one years old, Thomas Llewellyn, sixty, of Scran. ton, who took polson several days age, died at the State Hoepital, Fear of his becoming blind resulted in the suicide, ' Colgero Gerrie, twenty-one, charged with tha. slaying of 8. Pillato, whe found guilty of murder in the secon degren at Scranton, : § i i TYROL THE BEAUTIFUL CHARMING SPOT IS TOO OFTEN] NEGLECTED BY AMERICANS, Mountains and Valleys in Delightful Tangled Jumble—Has Every Sort of Climate Found in the Rest of Europe Austrian Tyrol, which is today in the public eye because of the strained rdlations between Italy and Austria is one of Europe's healthiest prov fnces. In the northern parts the ab drifts pure and cool from the haunts of the glacier and pungent with fly and pine: and in the south it is soft with Mediterranean sunshine and fra grant with orange and l»mon. Though Tyrol is a land all-deserv ing of the artist, the sportsman, the vacationist, and the mentally or phy: feally ailing: though it is a countr: where nature hag been overlavis! with beauty, and where there more than 350 registered health sorts, it, nevertheless, has been paratively neglected more especiall by Americans. Austrian Tyrol forms a consider able part of the forbidding and di” cult boundary that runs between Ital and Austrian. It iz a barrier more e fective than the Voeres barrier b tween Germany and the Carpathian barrier between H gary and Galicia Austrian Tyrol milea of Alnine with a wonders! snd intricate das=] of valleys While fowe lakes in Tyrol and while the hirchest Tovrolese sun mit, 12.790 feet above the rea level falls far behind the monar~hs of ths Swiss Alng vet the Aus'rian crown land yields nothing in charm by con parison with its nelchbor Amone the reck-strewn Tyrol Dante found the his picture of the The main chain of the Alps crosse this region from tn an around it on all sides is a wild chao of rock masses Tyrol, though small, has more rort ar o com Pranco th Or fs 10705 mounts ganar ina ot eh there are than Suwitrerland in genlties ot materiats fo entrances to Hel) enat wot of climate within ‘ts boarders thon ay other part of En=one There ar nart where the winter v a fh in na Prane Jos are those of northeast 8'hor summers are those of There other narta are where i hardly fr ring winter Tyrol is {= an A nt pahoened val inr but, on depends for flocks and herds Moreover cheese Tyrol grant milk Re for the Int there prepared that beauty whether from equals any mefort The por nmbere aban than haif are large Its in the valleys of the Cenerals Hor The Fire nova army was recently trenchoa r iquarters received nen hea Th wae Tory in New his have vieit the ett] whe York wife, he has who fa also a been ambulance where and recently permit ted niptor ted to by Dr make a series of anatomical drawings | direc ation to the medics] museums for the | benefit of future research For Acid.Proofing Concrete Pipe. Patent rights have recently been awarded in Germany on a process for rendering concrete pipes acid-proof. The method consists of coating the in terior of the Jubing with asphalt, a thing which has previously been at tempted but not with satisfactory re sults for the reason that the material | could not be made to adhere perma. nently. In the new process a certain quantity of asphalt id mixed with the concrete before the pipe is molded When the cast has been made and the tube dried, the interior is sand-blasted #o-that the particles of asphalt imbed. ded in the concrete are laid bare. When hot asphalt Je subsequently eonted ovar the inner wall of the pipe it immediately combines with the as phalt particles in the concrete, which worve to securely anchor it in place. There bas been much demand for tub ing of this kind in industries in which large quantities of materiald contain ing acids must be conveyed through pipe lines Popular Mechanics, Much Cheaper, “I'm going South for the rheuma tam. “It's cheaper to get it here."—Hoa ' AB [he MARKETS | \ 4 — NEW YORK.--Wheat 167%¢c and No. 2 hard, track; No. 1 Nortwern Duluth, and No. 1 Northern Manitoba, ¢ 1 f Buffalo. Corn—No 2 shipment. Oats-—Standard, 61%c: No. 3 white, 61; fancy clipped white, 62@670 %. Butter Creamery extras (892 score), 81¢: creamery (higher scoring), 31%4 @ 32; firsts, 206090%; 279 28%. Bees--Fresh gathered extras, @23¢c; storage packed extra firete, 21% @22; firsts, 20% @21%; regular pack- ed extra firsts, 21@21%; firsts, 194 @ 20%; nearby hennery whites, fine fancy, 23@23%; nearby browns, 22@23 Cheese whole milk specials, «ar 16%; av fancy, 1€@ 167%. Live Ponltry—Western broilers, 30@43c; ‘owl, 17%; 11@12 Poultry clinned lambs, $809.75; $6@7; fresh fowls, iced, fresh turkeys, 156@17 No. 2 red, 169%; ¢ if 163% ¢ 16674 87¢ yellow, *, promm seconds, Site, resh, 61 ¢ i € do ckens ¢hi Kens, turkey Dressed Stead feed PUTLADELPHIA Ww lots, In export spot, $1.56@ 1.59; £1.62@1.65; round vators, No. 2 @1.62%: No. eal No. 2 red elevator, No. 2 lots, red, in export 2 re 1 Northern of, Western Puluth, $1.62% $1 @1.70 Corr Car lots, for local trade location 2 yellow, steamer yellow, S3@83%c¢; low, ROU @ 81%: T8%¢c;: for car Mtg in export elevator, No. 2 spot, ap? May, 78@7%c. steam er, TUL @TT%e, No 8, TOUTE %e. Oats-—No. 2 white, 6214 @63¢c; stand ard white, 81 4 @62¢; No. 3 white @tle. Rutter— Western, fresh, ed, creamery, fancy, extra, 3lc; extra @29¢; extra, seconds, packed. 19€21c; 24c;: average le; of fancy Eggs No. No 3 vel solid-pack- special, 30c: firsts, 28% ladle prints, fancy, firsts, 29@ jobbing irets, 26@27c: rby extra, 33c; 2660 28¢c; JE 44c Nearby extra dard geeonds, prints, nen eal per dozen, nearby West do do 4 per star $0.8 Per Case $6 CREE case current recs ips extra, fir 1%, per case; er RE nor Leyirt) ee ¢ Pea athern selected at 24 per case; fancy ed and fresh egg . Sobhbine er dozen Cheese New York. full eam. Fall 5 17% ¢c; do do, fair ake do do. new nt E@13c old roosters weighing y do, 161% : 1368 11 BALTIMORE May 1801 AM a Hot § PUL B ladles, 21@ 2: a. rolls irginia, rolis 1 Marviand i i ™ ivania prints butter, 22@25 Maryland, Pennsylvania and 1 Western firals Virginia firsts, 19; firete, 18 1ive Poultry 4 Ibs and over 16, @17; choles, dairy 190 process | nearby firsts Lhickens—Old hens old roosters, large, 20@22; stagey, 16@ 16; yOUung rough, poor and winter, 2% Ibs and under, spring. 1€1% lbs, 35@40. Ducks Muscovy, 8 Ibs and over, 12@l13c; Peking, 3 The and over, 136 14; puddle, 2 Ibs and over, 13; smaller, 11612 Indian runners, 12 per pair, 25@30c; old, 25@30. fowl, each, 35@36¢c. Guines Live Stock CHICAGO. — Hogs — Bulk, $7300 7.50; light, $7.25@17.70; mixed, $7.15@ 7.60: heavy, $6.85@7.50; rough, $6.86 @7.05; pigs, $5.25@ 6.80. Cattle-