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1'iii'lishcd rtry Thursday Morning
GEO W WAOENSKLI.ER. A M EDITOR AND OWNBR
BoaaonrTRM rath.
Hl.ttO pl year If i i In iterance. at. .Mi per year If not paid
in ltd vn lice . Single coplea. I iw I'rntl.
A IrertteletB Kalro. ,--n- per liaie. nonpareil limillli
nicnt for flrat InaerMnl. and lllrcnta per Una for earn aiibae
qoent insertion. loKKH'K Near tne t'ountv Court llouar,
be n Iha Kimt National Hank and theOuiiityJail.
Vol. xx.wiii.
Kkb. 28, li)U
Number !
The next ordeal coniee iu Union county Mai
23ni, ami if McClure carries that he becomes tl
nominee of the party for the district
LITEEVKY NOTES.
NORTH AMKKICAN REVIEW.
fHK February number of the Korth ylnwiwn
Renem contains a very charming essay ou
"Victoria tod Her Reign," by Lid Jtne, a
we' I known loader of London society, who en
joyed the favor and friendship of the late Queen.
Lady Jeune rapidly sketches the life of Victoria
from the moment when she was notified of her
accession t tl-tli rone, and describes her as she
-pHE primary election is over and Hon. H. ! "PPeared x" who wer brou8ht lnto cl,se
i- M. McClure nominated with the sweeping PenonB with lu'r' Vktoritt had iWUM
majority of "A) votes over A. W. Potter of this j opinions her owu,and strong likes and dislikes.
county. The victory for McChMwia bo complete I thk outiook.
and divisive that the friends rf Mr. Potter have A strangely fascinating study of pyschological
tut heart aches aooonnt of a little thing or two ! religious emotion is contributed to The (httlonk
that might have been done and theeesult changed, j by Mr. George Kennan, deacribing his esperi
It was evident even to the most obtuse individual encee in visiting, about twenty-five years ago,
from the very start that the dlf v . re aganst the old Jerry McAuley Water Mission and Pray
Mi. Potter and this was used to perfection even er Meeting. ($3 a year. The Outlook Com-
Townahip Elections.
The returns f the spring election not
HIOHBO&FB BETIREMEHT. J
llii-hi. . In i - ruiwrl u ... ma I
WiOWBi Washington. Feb. 25. The mht
( DmiTWPi Bent of Rear Admiral Philip Hi.
lusii .ftlie iH'ace. J. K. Hhenkel: born, for eight years past chief cob.
Judge of ejection, E. H. Hartman; In- ftructor of the American navy mark,
r a ii tM passing from public life of oaeoll
BD, w I , 1. ..11,1111 mm .1 y 'I 111 I 1 1.11 1
Bingaman; Bupervtsora, laniel Kulins
McCLURE NOMINATED.
to the very last and all those who wanted to get
on the winning side had plenty of opportunity to
do si, Htnl tluise who wanted ti get nil the win
ning hand wagon were legion. This left Mr.
Potter with hut a handful of supporters, compar
ed with thoseon tlie atlier side, but those who
stuck tit Mr. Potter did with almost the as
R lira nee that they had a hrsing card and the cred
it to them is all the greater, because they had
sufficient stamina to ntaml by their honest con
victions while defeat was staring in their faces.
All the more honoris due them on this account.
Tin: PtlfiT has no fault to find with any man
who voted for McClure. We concede to them
whal we demand for ourselves, the right to Im- on
either side as conscience dictates, and while the
P'rST has no differences with Judge McClure,
the honor and credit of Snyder County was a
more effective consideration than McClure'a
claims for re-election, more especially since the
nomination of McClure in Snyder county shuts
Snyder county out of all chances to get a judge
for ten years more.
We, have do apologies to make for the position
we have taken, hut the people have spoken and
they have spoken decisively and nothing now re
mains for US to do, but to yield to the decision
of the primary held on Saturday.
PANV,287 Fourth Avenue, New York.)
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tho number of pages it now does, while the size
of the page is reduced only about two-fifths.
This throws it into the larger-sized-eover. class
of mairazines so far as form is concerned. In
matter and style, it is absolutely in a class by
itself as unique as are the writings of its famous
editor. Fifty cents a year; Every Where Pub
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REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
Those who have supposed that tea-grow ing
is impracticable in the United States will Ik- sur
prised by the title of an article contributed by
Leonora lleck Ellis to the Review of Reviewt for
March "American Tea-gardens, Actual and
Possible." The facts set forth by Mis. Kllis
fully justify the title of thearliele, for it is shown
that tea is successfully grown and prepared for
the market in the Carol! OSS, and there a
Kars to Ik- no gxxl reason why the industry
should not lie conducted in other parts of the
South. Science proves that it is feasible.
W M A N'k HOM E M PA N lOX.
"THE New Queen, Alexandra, of fcheat Kri-
tan" will be the subject of an interesting article
i i the April HWmi's Hoine Cmnjxinitm. Ed
vard Page Gaston will not only portray Queen
Vlexandra's life-story, but will also draw an ac
curate picture of the new sovereign's personality,
her likes, dislikes, tastes and the hundred and
one little peculiarities thai make of this ' First
S 1 a a I W a .... ... ... - .
ijauy ol tlie rtnstish isles a very interesting aim isnmh w alter; School Directors,
lu-i-cmmr.. Tiw. I.. ..;iiiw. i...o.i....-.i.. ;i Ammm 8. Walter and Phares Sham-
, A j - . i..i.i"i Dftoh: AfMuMTi H. A. Bowerwx; Over-
lustratexl from photographs furnished by the wvr (.a,vln T flMgw, and J.-ph
author. Berger; Auditor. Wax Hunt.
I.AI)IK' HOICK .1()11!V I. t'HAI'MAN TWI.
Justice of tin-Peace, J. K. Peek and
Cl.ARA Mokrw, the famous actress, has .level- Thmaa Mge; Judge of election, J. D.
0H-l into a story writer wdiose cleverness is con- Wendt; Inapectora, John If. (lurinan
coded by every magazine editor. Consequently j i:i""irN'W.iiai.;SiiIKTvi8ors, Join.
. . i ' . ,. ,. ,'' Kerstetteraiul Jonathan A. Herrold;
Lhere is a place in readtneas for everything that I mnoU)I John & Bum and
ximes from her Ben. She has just finishela story Wellington Herrold; AsHenor, Btnton
Called "The Little Arcobat Girl." It is a oath- H- Moyer; ()v..rsr, P. t'. Kreitzer;
. . . Auditor, Wm. B. Rlne.
etic romance of the Stage, and will tie given early Jackson Twi
t a . t titr v m
puoiicanon in we uacuet nam journal. Judge of election, Oeorge H. Benfer;
I nsnectors. Martin H. Mover and Jm-e the ablest naval men in our histon
Cornelius; Buperviaors, Noah Brouw rom a shipwright apprentice at ul
The DmnflMnf nraihernand Path TIkhkohIi- . ami Scno Oldt: ScIkmiI Directors. S. ('. v .v. j ''I
- y . - I luruiiu me vnriuua pjiwiva ui ine con!
iinti' I
fla.
ADMIRAL niCRIiORX.
1MVKRSAT. liltOTHKKIHMil) I'AIII.
ical Pub. Co., Point Loma, Calif.) is a magazine
that appears not only to students of Theosophv,
but also to the general reader and lover of nature.
In the February issue is the first installment of ii
charming story, "At Even-tide There Shall He
Holli iiliHi h and Lewis Miller; Assessor, strurtlon branch of the Mrvlce
in July, IK).',, he was appointed .
or the bureau of construction and r-
pair, the highest position In the coad
struction corps.
FATAL WBEOK ON THE PENN3T,
Hairy Maurcr; Overseer, John Bteese;
Auditor, (ieorge Kline.
Monkok Twi.
Justice of the Peace, . E. Boost;
Judgeof Election, Wm. Trezler; In-
u......... ii..,.. ......I ii.,i..,,oi..;., .....i i
I i ,, i.i i I I lie i , ... . ... !-'- uiaaneaienrpi nnat'ii I iiiricfn II, nihi
Light, a sketch of hospital life, by "Sister Mil- p, itl.r; Supervisors, BenJ. Hummel .i ijrir. to Thirty,
dred." The seene is laid in Norway, and the and N. E. Hartman; School Directors, Trenton, Feb. 23. One of tho worn
i . r.i . ti Geo. A. KaufTrnan and Peter Kltnaler: collisions in the history of the Ambot
decsonptioDS of the scenery are exquisite. There VrlSZ d,viB,on of ,he PVlTiis raiM
i. .1 : . i e s .i . i assessor, .iinus isr, wMrsetr, nllrpoj arw,, k m nVlnu ti...jJ
is a picas,,,-wiuc.i oi romance.., me s.ory, an i Franklin .larn-t; Auditor. .Ioiiiih Trex-
one cannot fiiil to be charmed by its truthfulness ler; Constable, Edward A. Heiaer.
to human nature. I PKNN Twp.
' Supervisors, H. Ii. Smith am? Calvin
Porry; Judgeof Election, S. ('. Ressler;
mo the close analyst of Scripture, it is evident that Insieetors, ('has. K. Beaver and O. I).
J. the Aiik-Im of Oib anflteaaa aMawat to thi- OOOIlll fnrcr anil M..,,,.!.,' aVthnnl ltlnu.li.ru I In. iii
hlslier, and F. P. Kuster; Assexsor, W.
H. Luck;
ipirit philoaophy of mmlrrn nrientintM. "Ho ffooil mid to colli -
tiiiinirali : forirct not. iiimI rntrrtain utrunirprH for hv no Jmn,
Kline have entertained Anuria unawnroH," ayn Paul, in hia J' Jarret; Overseer, Will
mldnignt aalllnci, tompaal toed nun nor atara appaaring for Auditor,.!. ('. Fisher; Treasurer, New
btanydayai to oheor tin1 1 1 vrreokad raarinara, lie nay i ton M. Stetler.
" Sim. I esho'l you to lie of Kcoil eheer, for thrro iitooil by me ! DnHnil rri,
.. , . .. . . , . I hKK Inr,
111 II iiiun. no Anpi oi ,.ii, w Huaa aui no .voom i nerve, "ay-
occurred about 6:30 o'clock Thurston
evening at Risling's siding, nrar BorJ
dentown, and about eight milrssouthcfl
Trenton. 1 he "Nellie Bly exprea,!
from New York for Atlantic City,
llded with passenger train No.
running from Camden to Trenton. Thil
total number of dead is 13, while aboil
30 were injured. Of the injured I
Trenton eight are Italians and at Caav
den all the five are Italians.
The known dead are: Walter Earli I
engineer of the express train, whodieil
with his hand on the throttle, thougH
he might have escaped by jnmpini ,
James Birmingham, baggagemaster I
lag: -Fear not. Caul, there shall b no I.. of life only Ibaahlp. , Juai'ce oi me reace, jacoo Li. jaeiaerj ocai train; Edward J. Stokes, of B
-rn t.ii. ..y or Pennsylvania yes-
ft WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED rday conferred the degree of doctor
or laws on msnop rotter, or New York,
ami 1 helievr it nliall be even an lie toln me," Judge of I'.leetion, I r win ISotteieer; III'
I.Ike the wrn ked ablp, no thin outward, phynieal ho ly per- ' S)eet4irs, Henry I.CHsnillU and H. Z.
Jnhen. buttb. Ufe-pirit. the real inward ...a,, doe, not die, but ' je,m Slrervisors, PblUp MellKel,
in renewed anl ntrenirthened day by day. 1 lie Soul, necure in 1 , ,. ' , '
ematlnued evintenee. amile, at the drawn d.KRer and delle. it, ManUld HothrK-k, (tie) W. I. Yerger,
point aurvlven " the wreek of matter and the criuh of worlds." t tie) ; Assessor, I. A. Kehllie; Overseer,
The nettled belief in the continuity of human life lee tially de- Christian KllolIHe; Auditor, Jntlies W.
ntroy. the ennervatlng effect, of fear. Kcferei.ee I. made to tho. Arbogasti Constable, M. A. Menfle.
wlio through fear of death arc all their life liinenuhjcct to bond- i '
. ... . SKI.IVSIIKIIVK llllUll
aire." The real man, motor ami eoniroier or mm nenhly ma-
chiue, now ar.d ever is apirlt, and there la pcraonal renMnnlbil- Justice of the I'eace, A. B. Keck,
ty fin- all Individual thought and action. Thin faith in a new in- Judge of Flection, Josiah Keller; III-
apmtlon of aaMtal emancipation, bringlajaj Heaven from itn far i umwlnrs Chun K RVtnrv nml Wm A
awy crecdal dlatance to within the llmltn of dally life. Itlifta;, . , ., ,, , , ,,, ,
hum.ni.youtofthe.lepth.to..,Kler,H..lbilitle.,aDdrli.t,-.1Hlll'(,i 1 ''( o.llleil, (JeO. P. Usher
from the Centre of Truth Influencen f uht owtodgo, od alio JOnD v . 1 I10lll801i; .ScIumiI Dini
neaa, of Happineaa, ofttlmea ineipreaaible. It change Faith to I tOta, Will. Noetllllff and John W.
vMadom. and crown, death witn chap et of vie v Inuka. H,aiiwtine; Assessor, Val. lh.lin; Over-
seer, A. N. Geniberllng; Auditor, John
Wr.lnr.dar, 1. 9.
M. Paul Armand Sllvestre. Frenrh
poet and critic, died in Toulouse,
Franco, nged 64.
A contribution of $250,000 by John D.
Rockefeller to Brown university was
announced last night In New York.
Hon. Tom L. Johnson, the well
Known capitalist, was nonunion lor i Blackwell'l Island, N. Y.
mayor of Cleveland at the Democratic j An ps(.i wllRon'carrvlng a party of
primaries. ; 13 (lt WllliamstOWn, Mass., killed a
An unusually small vote was cast in i,ov and r(d ten other occunanta.
and the degree of doctor of science on
Rear Admiral Melville.
Montlny, Feb. 2ft.
Attorney Oeneral (Iriggs will open a
law office in New York after leaving
office.
The secretary of war has approved
plans for a bridge across Bast river at
the elections In Pennsylvania cities
yesterday. Republicans were generally
successful.
Two thousand Polish citizens of To
ledo have signed a petition asking for
a federal appropriation for the erection
nf a monument to the memory of Pu
laskl, the Polish patriot.
Tburailny, Feb. 21.
A system of electric canals, the im
provements to cost $55,331,020. Is pro
posed for New York state.
The county council of Indon has
virtually adopted a proposal to spend
1,500,000 on a scheme for the better
housing of the poor.
A widow's pension of $30 per month
has been granted Mrs. Elizabeth F.
Xicard, of Westernville, N. Y.. widow
Of Hear Admiral Montgomery Sicard.
Arthur Ryer, 22-year-old farmer, en
tered a bank at Fisher, Ills., secured
$1,620 by holding up the cashier, and
escaped. He was subsequently cap
tured, with the money.
At Mena, Ark., Peter Berryman, col
ored, was taken from the rity Jail yes
terday and hanged by a mob. He was
charged with assaulting and fatally
wounding a 12-year-old white girl.
Friday. Feb. 22.
King Edward's visit to the Dowager
Empress Frederick and Emperor Will
lam at Homburg will extend, It is un--derstood,
ten days.
It is reported that a general Arab
rising has occurred in Yemen. Arabia,
ngainst Turkish authority, and that the
situation is serious.
James Callahan is under arrest at
Ohama, Neb., on suspicion of com
The report that Archbishop Martin
elll. apostolic delegate to the United
States, will be created a cardinal Is
confirmed in Home.
Minister Conger will leave Pekin Im
mediately on a HO deays' leave of ab
sence. Commissioner Rockbill will act
during his absence.
The British steamer Kaisari, from
Rungoon, went to pieces off the coast
of Reunion island Jan. 12, and 25 of
her crew were drowned.
Taradny. Feb. 2lth.
The first orchard census ever taken
In Prussia shows 90.222.375 fruit trees.
New Jersey's supreme court decided
that both capital stock and surplus of
corporations can be taxed.
Since the closing of saloons In To
peka, Kan., men go about at night sell
ing liquor from bottles carried in their
pockets.
At Wlnton, Pa., ROO miners are on
strike because the company refused to
pay the 10 per cent increase to some of
the men.
Gen. Petroff has again tendered the
resignation of the Bulgarian cabinet,
saying he will not. under any consid
eration, remain in office.
Arrangements have been made for a
cycling race in Paris during the com
ing season between "Major" Taylor
and Jacquelin, the French champion.
OBNBHAli MAHKF.TS.
Philadelphia, Feb, K, -Flour steady;
winter superfine. t2.2SOt.S0; Pennsylvania
roller, clear. $3.1003.25; city mills, extra.
t2.KO1i2.H0. Hye Hour quiet anil steady at
$1.9002.96 per barrel for choice Pennayl-
wontn Vh,.:,t Btaaitv' K'n I red hiu.i
pllcity in the Cudahy kidnaping. There i WMTSe. Torn strong: No. I mixed, spot!
js damaging evidence against him. 4.Vii45'4c. ; No. 2 yellow, for local trade.
t .u , , , , . 0 , t ' 46c, OatS steady; No. 2 white; clipped.
In the second trial of Dr. Samuel J. g. l0W(,r Kril(j,.!i 2!K;i2(, Hllv
Kennedy, charged with killing Dollle choice timothy. !l..ri01i 17 for larse bales.
Iteynolds, in New York, the jury dis- Beet trona; beef hams. n&Mtm For
agreed. On his first trial he was sen
tenced to death.
Sir Alfred Mllner's salary as gov
ernor of the Transvaal has been raised
to 11,000 yearly. This exceeds the
salaries of the governors general of
Canada and Australia.
Saturday. Feb. 2.1.
Arm; family. tlt.tS816.75i mess. 114014.75.
I.ard firm; western steamed. t7.S5. Live
poultry quoted at IMilOVtc for hens, 7c.
for old roosters. lOlilOjc. for young chick
ens, 121i 13c. for spring ducks. 9c. for tur
keys and 10011c. for Korse. Dressed poul
try ut 10c. for choice western fowls, 71i
7'kc. for old roosters, 121il,'ic. for choice
and fancy nearby chickens. 13
ltltC. for Inrjre western capons. 13014c.
for fancy Selected nearby turkeys, 12ifl3c.
The first snow in Mississippi In two fc, for wr8.rn K,.PS(.. Butter nrm; fresh
years fell yesterday at Jackson
Vice President-elect Theodore Roose
Telt reached New York last night from
Ills western hunting trip.
Brig. (Jen. Robert MacFeeiy, retired,
if the army, died at Washington on
'Thursday, at an advanced age.
The city of Berne, Switzerland, has
placed a large order for electric sur
face cars in the United States.
Joseph Motorto was brutally beaten
to death at Averdale, N. J., last night
as the sequel to a row in a saloon.
tAngelo and Michael Coflno were arrested.
creamery, 17ffI4e.; factory, lliiKu-. ; June
creamery, ltOtOViC.; Imitation creamery,
14H01tc.i New York dairy. 1322c. ; fancy
Pennsylvania prints jobbing at 2K1i29c. ;
do. wholesale. 25c. Cheese firm; fancy
larsc. colored and white, lOVfctnUic;
fancy, colored, ltVic; fancy, white, 12c.
Kkrs firm: New York and Pennsylvania,
Bt mark, 19Hc. ; western, at mark, 18li
19c.; southern, at mark, ISBltMp. Pota
toes steady; Lonft Island. tl.504fl.88H.
Kast Liberty. Pa., Feb. 2R. Cattle mar
ket steady; extra. $5.351f5.50: prime. 00
5.25; common. $101.76, Mors higher: prime
mediums and best Yorkers, t5.M0S.8E;
heavy hogs, $5.7006.75; roughs. $405.50.
Sheep higher; choice wethers, $4.7504.50;
common, 24i3; choice lambs, t.'.n.'.l, ',.80:
romm-m to good, I J u ... :.o . veal calvcii, $70
7.75.
i "$r
toughing
Every cough makes
your throat more raw
and' irritable. Every
cough congests the lining
membrane of your lungs.
Ceasetearing your throat
and lungs in this way.
Put the parts at rest and
give them a chance to
heal. You will need some
help to do this, and you
will find it in
Ager's
Cherry
Pectoral
From the first dose the
Suiet and rest begin: the
ckling in the throat
ceases; the spasm weak
ens; the cough disap
pears. Do not wait for
pneumonia and con
sumption but cut short
your cold without delay.
Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral Plaster should be
over the lunffs of every per
son troubled with a cough.
Write to the Doctor.
alTtr
fraal
Tall
ratlr all tha aartleulari In ri
" M I
ail ut wnii yaur azpananca naa
with oar Cherrr Fectoral. Tun
will racalva a praaapt raply, without
A4Mraaa.PB. 1. tjATER
REDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON M. Boyer.
tol, Pa., passenger on the lural train!
Walter Nale, of Trenton, passenger i
the local train; John Gates, of Trnl
ton, passenger on the local train; ul
Italian, whose first name was Jos, bsl
last name not known; Mulas Sparti
an Italian, who died at the Cooper hot
pltal, Camden; Frank Bolden, a pa
senger, who died today. Three terriblj
mutilated bodies are believed to bi
William McNinney, John Farrell ul
Thomas McGee, passengers, of Tren-I
ton. Three others may die.
Both General Superintendent ShfpJ
pard and Division Superlntnail
Abercrombie admitted that the crei!
of the accommodation train disobeys)!
the train orders.
SALE KEGISTER
Via Pnnylv)ni. Rnllrond. Arronnl
Innuirnrntion of Hrnlitrnl MrKlnlry. I
! Notice of aajts will he inaertrd free und
()n account of the iiunijriirntion tf Ibja hsadlng when the bills are priatad at thin
PmaiHanl f,.i."i.,i... u i .i office, Whan tha bills ara not printed at tha
1 reHKlt'llt McKllilcN mi March 4, lilt' ( nic.. M. Cent-will ! carded. Heraona eipect-
Pennsylvanla Railroad UoniDanv will !?f tlvaaiahoaiii aeiecta date and liae
. . , 1 it inmTlcil in t it if. colunin.
wu excursion uoaeuiroin ail poinu on Thursday, Fab, 21 2 miiea .th
us unea 10 ubington at rate of on
Lm. IU. AL. 1 l.l. . .
IMIC nil I III- II III I Ml I 11 II II I Mi 11 rnii, i.....i....,..,.i.
60 cents. 1 Tickets will he sold 011 MoNKNY, Fb. 55, one mil nor'h-enat of llof-
u., .1, i .1 . . i , i . - . i far, Mra, Pianna it. Brown will aell l mare,
Marcil 1, , nml .1, good to return until Jeraey eow and tormina Implamonte,
March S, inclusive. Tickets w ill also WEDNESDAY, Feb i", one-fourth mile eaut of
i... ,i I f , ii i a M eiarrvll e, K. A. I'urtline will ncll two
lie sold from Harrisburg nml Interme- mulea, 4 cows and farming Implements,
diale stations, and from I'hiladi Inhia P3BRUAKY2S and MARCH lond. atO.W.
51 eaka atore at Bellnagfovoi Frank II Rlne
of Lewlehurg aell t pfivate nW n oar
load nf Northern-Orown Med i'otatoca at
rt'ftniiniiblc price,
PRIOAY, March I. 1900. one-half mile weat of
Three Ho Killed In PlaPi
Biwablk, Minn., Feb. 26 A terrfl
accident, resulting In the loss of the
lives, occurred on Sunday aftenio
at the Elba mine, six miles from
wabik. Five boys were riding a
which is used in the shaft. One of tkl
boys turned the switch the wrong wm
and the car descended rapidly from tk
ton of the shaft house towards tk
pun, ri-ii, i . iniica noriu-weai oi BKnr nnnninn n .. u ihm mi
ui..i...i.i i . . a i.. ii. i.i ...ii, ii I aual uiiciiiut. wuc ui inc uvi. i
hum.-, t cows, yountc cattle and farmiiiK f'etl tne ''anger and pulled his broth
on tne car in time to save mm. i
car crashed down the shaft openloi
hurling the three young boys to t
bottom of the shaft and killins tb
and intermediate stations on March 4
These tickets will ! g(Kid to stop offal
Baltimore nml Philadelphia within
limit of March 8.
sihk TRIPS.
Special side-trip tickets, limited to
Marcli S, will lie sold from Washington
ill connection with uliove-nicutioncd
tickets as follows :
old Point Comfort and return, via
all-rail line, $(i.(K);'" Hichlnolld and re- t'ltl DAY( March H. I mllea weat of Mt. Plcaaant
' ' iiuiuuuu una rt , Mllla, John Kepler will aell 5 hnraai.toowa,
turn, 94.00. torm'ng Implements and bouaahold roimIm.
Instantly. The boys were two sonil
Joseph Felt, aged 10 and 12. repeal
Ively, and Andrew Srlakdlchs
aged 8 years.
will aell horaca.
iowh und fanning iinpleinenta.
WEDNESDAY, March 13, three mllea aouth-
Vta Norfolk and Washlnirton Steam- M''DAV, March II. David Blckbart will aell a
, ...7i...... boraea, B CoWa and farmlug imiili'inruia, '4
boat ( ompnny : Old Point Comfort or milenorth-weatotPaltaa
Norfolk and return Sil an- 'ir..i..i., MONDAY. March 11, one-fourth mile weat
' ''--"i ','", of .Miilillelmrs. Kcno W niter
neacn ana return Hutting transfer
through Norfolk, 14.60.
From Baltimore, via Hay Line or
Chesapeake Steamship Company : Nor
folk or Old Point Comfort and return,
13.60; Virginia Beach and return. In
cluding transfer through Norfolk, fi..r0.
Four War Veaarla Knocked not.
Washington, Feb. 26. The housl
Halem church in centre townhtn. Annie yesterday jettisoned the authorizations
MarM will -ciio boraea. 3 cows and fariuing for two battleships and two crtiiiMtp
which wpre in the naval appropriate
bill as It nassed that bodv. The i
ate had rejected the proposition, l
against the appeals of the house col-l
ferrees the house voted by a big majors
lty to aeree to the senate amenlrn'1!
striking out the authorization. Chalt-1
man Cannon, of the appropriation con-i
mlttee, contributed largely to this
suit by a vigorous speech In favor
the senate amendment
implcmenta.
BATURDAVi March 3. one and one half milea
north of Mlddlehura ,iaitica Daokars will
-ell 'J lloraea( 2 COWS, .1 bcml of yomiK iit
tic and tormina Implements.
TUESDAY, March - at Aline. .1. l Ranf'a wil
-ell horses. CUWS. hcifcra anil fnimiiiK im
plementSi
i inplclncnta
KK1DAY. March 15, In Hwlneford, 1). F. Kerat
etter will aell fanninjc iniilementa and
household furniture.
FRIDAY, Varch IS. one and One-half mllea
writ of Alinr, F. J. Trutt will aell horaea,
cow. and furniinic iinplemenla.
TUESDAY. March 19. one mile aotitb-eaat of
.Mnl.llcl.nrif. A. B, Smith will aell '' horeea,
SCOWS cuttle and fanning implement.
Btehenburgsr Snd Wolf re. Auckerand Knlghta TIU HSDAY. March 21, one and one. fourth
Mil. b. II Klerted Senator.
Salem. Ore.. Feb. 25. John H. MitcH
ell was elected United States senatofl
west of Middleawarth, John W, Kline will! at 12:30 o'clock vesterdav morninf! 'M
aallS bora,.,, 2 mulea. cattle and farming ,uccee(1 jobn W McBrlde, whose lefll
will expire March 4 next. His eis-e
Trial List, Feb. Courti
Washington, D. C
Gencssee r'ure Food Co., Leroy.
N. Y.:
"Gentlemen: Our family realize
so much from the use of GRAIN-0
that I feel I must say a word to in
duce others to use it. If people are
interested in their health and the
welfare of their children they will
use no other beverage. I have used
them all, but GRAIN OI have found
superior to any, for the reason that
it is gelid f. tic Toi'ic fcr Health,
F. C. Mteks,
John I). Marka VS. Henry F Bl'dslng,
V aimer a 4 o, va. N. J. Livlngaton.
Question Answered.
Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in t lit
civilizpii world. Your mothers' and
cranilmothers' never thousrht, of na.
H,Tl;a. iwineu 2 ' U f en8aKP(1 Gen- ne Wet Saturday near
J , K 2J JS! 4 WT D'sse'fon'e'n. on the south bank of the
and they seldom heard of Appendic- orange river, capturing a gun ahd a
itit, Nervous Prostration or Heart pompom and taking 50 prisoners. The
failure, etc. Ihey used VUirust Boers were scattered, and are being
i :nwv iu vipbu uui suv sysiem aua i pursued by Col. Plumer. It is report-
ici uieuiBHWi ui iinuigpsteu
iooa, reguiate tne action of the liver,
milcH aouth-cnatof Mt. I'lraaant Mllla. F. F.
Walter will aell 4 l.oraea, 10 head of cattle
and farming Implenieiita.
FRIDAY, March IS!, two milea north-west of
of Miilillcbiirg. Amhroee ling will aell 4
horeea, 7 hi ad cattle and fanning implenieiita.
ticnernl lie v . , mum Btcapri,
Capo Town, Feb. 25. Col. Plumer
tion was accomplished by a rombiorl
tlon of 35 Republicans with 11 DeBtj
crats, making 46 votes, a majority"
the legislature. The result was readi
ed on the 25th ballot of the day and t
63d of the session. Mr. Mitchell W
already served three terms in the M
ate, being first elected in 1873.
ed that Gen. De Wet escaped to the
opposite bank In a boat, and Is now
stimulate the nervous and ortranio fleelne with a handful of follow it
action of the system, and that is all i is reported from a Boer source at
they took wheu feeling dull and bad i Zeerust that Gen. Delary has been cap
with headaches and other aches. ! tured.
You only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, to aMwaHl and William at Ooaberg.
make you satisfied there is nothinc ' Cronberg, Feb. 26. King Edward
serious the matter with you. Get ! and Emperor William visited the
stricken uowager Empress Frederick
yesterday. Neither Cronberg nor Ham
burg showed any decorations what-
ever to mark the presence of King Ed
ward, and not even flags were dis
played. A large number of detectives
from Frankfort -on-the-Maln and Ber
lin were present.
Green's Prize Almanac.
Dr. FsiMf't KIDNEY
Backache Cure.
For all Kidney, Bladder and Urln arr
Troubles, Lame flack, Heart IHaeaiie.Hkln
lineae, UlieiiiuatiHm, Bed Wetting, etc.
Unfailing In Female Weakness.
ay dealer.. Jwr.eiLfbjriua; UcFradoala,NY.
Hradach and JTemrmlgtm cured by Dr.
MJuKo' PAIN P'LXtt. "On5caiadOBe."
Allcj-cd Hrlbery In Ilclawarr
Dover. Del. Fob. 2.1 The alieflW
that a Union Republican attrmpted"
bribe Representative Walter M. H
Democrat, of Sussex county, by oa"
ing him J2.000 if he would absent bite
aplf from tho inlnt aenainn anil
ence two other Democrats to do jJJ
nuuif, i u liic luicicai Ul nui
hrnnthl hofnro th hrnme vcsterdij.l
and a committee was appointed to 'Jj
vnnl ml. I... nffnl. .....1 -.1,1. .fl IU
icDiigaic in, una 1 1 alio I i
house on Mondav. The senatoris
deadlock Is unchanged.
Brltlah .Vnvnl Onieera I)lamiaae5-
Capetown, Feb. 26 The court mirl
Hal which hna hpen alttlne to Hi "l
ABnnn.lKIHlv In. U Aa. of the f'-'l
IUDIUIIDIII1IIJ IUI IUC IUDO .
lsh second class cruiser Syville, M
was wrecked last month near
bert's Bay, has sentenced First Im
tenant Holland and Lieutenant CM
ley to be dismissed and to forfeit PI
years' seniority. The other ofllM"
Were reprimanded.
- ....aral.
rono aicaai r or inr jm
San .Tnan Vph 26 The VtoM
States transport Rawlins left for V
United States yesterday with the Pon'
Rlcan battalion ordered to attend wi
inauguration. An enormous
gathered at the wharf, to wi
departure of the steamer,
who number 260, seemed
the opportunity to go.
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